[00:04] <xubuntu54d> hi i have xubuntu 18.04 the problem i have is broken package unableto fixed any suggestion ?
[00:11] <xubuntu54d> hello
[00:14] <Makerblaker> Hello
[00:14] <Makerblaker> Which package are you having issues with?
[00:14] <xubuntu54d> nvidia
[03:22] <n-iCe> is xubuntu also a livecd?
[17:00] <xubuntu82w> день добрый, скажите данная ос поддерживает сенсорный экран и тачпад?
[17:01] <gnrp> xubuntu82w: if you are not a spam bot, this is an English speaking channel ;-)
[17:01] <knome> !ru | xubuntu82w
[17:02] <xubuntu82w> good day, tell me this OS supports touch screen tacpad?
[17:03] <gnrp> yes, it does, although you might be facing compatibility issues with the touch screen (check the vendor before) and xfce is imho not a good choice for touch-based usage
[17:05] <xubuntu82w> and what to choose then?
[17:07] <gnrp> I think gnome (so regular ubuntu) is more suited, but others might have better ideas. I don't use a touch screen right now
[17:07] <gnrp> I was using xfce with a touch screen for some time and it was nice, but you could tell that it was not made for that, I guess others impement it much better
[17:08] <xubuntu82w> ok
[17:08] <xubuntu82w> thanks
[17:49] <johanhelmuth> Does "apt list --installed" include more variables than the arch linux command "pacman -Qe"? I like the idea of lightweight, barebone, clean systems. And I'm surprised to see so much pre-installed packages on Xubuntu. Maybe the ubuntu apt list command just include more?
[17:51] <johanhelmuth> Or maybe the ubuntu base just has a lot more dependencies to begin with?
[17:53] <brainwash> johanhelmuth: xubuntu is not lightweight
[17:54] <johanhelmuth> brainwash: Yeah, I'm starting to realize that, I probably should have done more research before installing. I just went by what I've "heard" online without any regards of sources.
[17:56] <Spass> johanhelmuth, Xubuntu can be minimal, but to achieve that you should use mini.iso and Xubuntu Core package, more about it here - https://xubuntu.org/news/introducing-xubuntu-core/
[17:57] <johanhelmuth> Spass: Ooh! Thanks a bunch, will check that out
[17:57] <Spass> but yeah, Ubuntu base still makes it heavier than Arch + Xfce
[17:57] <johanhelmuth> Maybe Debian netinstall would be something for me? I really do prefer apt to pacman
[17:57] <Spass> it all depends of what you expect from an operating system, I guess
[17:58] <johanhelmuth> Maybe it's rude of me to discuss this here, actually
[17:58] <Spass> there are many light distros based on Debian, but since I like Xubuntu I can recommend trying that Xubuntu Core way :)
[17:59] <johanhelmuth> Will definitely give that a try, thanks again, much appreciated!
[21:59] <johanhelmuth> Spass: Your recommendation about the minimal Xubuntu install was exactly what I wanted! Bare minimum installed on the system. Good stuff.
[21:59] <Spass> nice, good to hear
[23:36] <xubuntu90i> hello
[23:36] <johanhelmuth> hei there
[23:37] <xubuntu90i> I am having an issue I wonder if anyone can help with
[23:37] <johanhelmuth> ask away, people seem very helpful in here
[23:38] <xubuntu90i> If I restart my laptop after the battery dies, firefox, chromium, etc run extremely slowly
[23:38] <xubuntu90i> lots of lag, even typing lag
[23:39] <xubuntu90i> why could this be? and how do I stop it from happening
[23:41] <johanhelmuth> Do you use a Dell laptop?
[23:41] <xubuntu90i> yes
[23:42] <johanhelmuth> Have a look at this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/789295/slow-cpu-after-resume
[23:42] <johanhelmuth> Seems like a powerstate issue.
[23:43] <xubuntu90i> aha thank you I will try this
[23:44] <johanhelmuth> Good luck