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xubuntu87i | HI | 04:23 |
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xubuntu87i | anyone know how i can download ubuntu 19? | 04:23 |
xubuntu87i | \join | 04:24 |
Emerald2 | What decides the order of open programs on the panel? I keep expecting it to be the order I opened them, but they always seem to be in some arbitrary order. | 04:34 |
kadiro | ? | 04:41 |
Emerald2 | Sorry, which part of the question didn't make sense? | 04:42 |
kadiro | the panel part | 04:50 |
Emerald2 | Where all the programs you have open are and you click on them to switch between them? | 04:51 |
kadiro | you mean you opened programs one by one and they don't load respectively? | 04:53 |
Emerald2 | Not sure what you mean by respectively. | 04:54 |
Emerald2 | Their position isn't the order in which I opened them. | 04:55 |
Emerald2 | Last program I loaded is 2nd out of 4. | 04:55 |
Emerald2 | So I keep clicking the last one in the order expecting it to be that program and it isn't. It's annoying. | 04:55 |
kadiro | you click on prog1 and prog2 and prog3 and when they load you see for ex prog2 come first then the others? | 04:55 |
kadiro | ah ok | 04:56 |
Emerald2 | Something like that. | 04:57 |
Emerald2 | Is there a way to change that? | 04:57 |
kadiro | I think thats a part of xfce4-session ( store/restore) but no clue on how to troubleshoot it | 04:59 |
kadiro | Emerald2, I found this application may be it will help you https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Devilspie | 05:02 |
Emerald2 | Hmm interesting. Is that just for GNOME though? | 05:07 |
Unit193 | Emerald2: Ctrl+Right click → Properties → Sorting Order | 05:13 |
Unit193 | I prefer 'none+drag and drop', tends to order them how I open them, and allows me to move them. \o/ | 05:14 |
Emerald2 | Wow thank you so much! I had been wondering why I couldn't just move them to where I wanted before. | 05:17 |
Emerald2 | Now they're ordered how I expect them. :) | 05:20 |
Unit193 | Sure thing! | 05:20 |
lineloly2511 | I used checkinstall to make a deb Python3.7.3 but is abort can you help me? | 10:04 |
xubuntu30w | hi all! i want to upgrade xubuntu from 18.10 to 19.04. is it possible? can anyone guide me? thanks in advance. | 12:41 |
Spass | hello xubuntu30w, yes it is possible, but be sure to backup your important date before | 12:45 |
Spass | do you use any additional/custom repositories or PPAs? what is your graphics card and what driver do you use for it? | 12:46 |
xubuntu30w | hi Spass , dont know | 12:49 |
Spass | ok, you can open "Software & Updates" settings (software-properties-gtk) and check the second tab for any additional PPAs on the list and fifth tab for additional drivers | 12:52 |
Spass | I'm asking for that because from my experience it's better to manually uncheck any PPAs and use Nouveau driver during the upgrade when on NVIDIA cards | 12:53 |
Spass | then you can easily upgrade using the GUI application or in the terminal | 12:53 |
xubuntu30w | right | 12:54 |
xubuntu30w | so... none of them was checked | 12:54 |
Spass | you should see something like "Software Updater" in your menu | 12:54 |
Spass | when your system is up to date it should show you an information about the new release 19.04 being ready to download and install | 12:55 |
xubuntu30w | i use to do <apt-get update> | 12:56 |
xubuntu30w | oh, i just get an info, my xubuntu is 18.04, i have to go to 18.10, right? | 12:57 |
xubuntu30w | on terminal , how can i do thi? | 12:57 |
Spass | ok, then you should be able to do "sudo apt update" and "sudo apt full-upgrade" and "sudo do-release-upgrade" | 12:58 |
xubuntu30w | right | 12:59 |
xubuntu30w | it's working on the 'do-release-upgrade' | 13:01 |
Spass | previous commands were to be sure that your system is up-to-date | 13:03 |
xubuntu30w | right | 13:06 |
xubuntu30w | finish | 13:11 |
xubuntu30w | Spass: <do-release-upgrade> is finished | 13:13 |
xubuntu30w | Spass: hi, are you busy? | 13:21 |
xubuntu30w | Spass: i'll be back in a minute, right? | 13:22 |
Spass | xubuntu30w sorry was afk, yes, hopefully you'll be back | 13:38 |
xubuntu30w | Spass: hi! i'm back | 14:57 |
xubuntu30w | hi Spass ! are you there? | 15:13 |
Spass | xubuntu30w, I'm here now, upgrade went successful? | 16:04 |
Jonopoly | Evening | 19:10 |
Jonopoly | I keep getting this unusual error on boot "Report problem" etc.. | 19:11 |
Jonopoly | i did "ls -l /var/crash" | 19:11 |
Jonopoly | and it declares this unusual error | 19:11 |
Jonopoly | "-rw-r----- 1 root whoopsie 361490 Apr 20 20:07 _usr_lib_xorg_Xorg.0.crash" | 19:12 |
Jonopoly | Any advice? | 19:12 |
brainwash | Jonopoly: run "ubuntu-bug /var/crash/_usr_lib_xorg_Xorg.0.crash" | 19:14 |
brainwash | or delete the file and hope that the crash won't happen again | 19:14 |
Jonopoly | brainwash: I've tried deleting it, it comes back every boot | 19:15 |
Jonopoly | brainwash: i ran your command, now is this a gui version of the crash? | 19:16 |
brainwash | it shows some details about the crash | 19:16 |
brainwash | you can try to report it | 19:17 |
xubuntu96w | I have used Xubuntu 18.04 as Live-USB before and was wondering if anyone could tell me what the default Image viewer is called? | 21:50 |
brainwash | xubuntu96w: Ristretto | 21:52 |
xubuntu96w | Thank you! Have a nice day @brainwash | 21:53 |
djtravz | Hello, sorry if im interrupting anything. I am not able to shrink the partition of a new installation with LVM. It will only let me do 32mb. I am using GParted (maybe another program will work better?) | 21:54 |
brainwash | djtravz: you could try with gnome-disks | 21:55 |
djtravz | How would I go about that? I dont see any option | 21:56 |
brainwash | djtravz: not even when doing a right click? | 22:02 |
brainwash | on the partition | 22:02 |
djtravz | nothing | 22:02 |
brainwash | bummer | 22:02 |
djtravz | Its a brand new installation so it wouldn't be a big deal to reinstall | 22:03 |
brainwash | best to ask in #ubuntu then | 22:03 |
djtravz | k | 22:03 |
djtravz | will do | 22:03 |
djtravz | thanks anyway | 22:03 |
brainwash | it's a general (non xubuntu specific) question | 22:03 |
djtravz | yee | 22:03 |
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