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At0micJ0eI've searched for 3 weeks for this info seems nobody has any answers.00:12
=== brainwash_ is now known as brainwash
amokpauleHello, i have a fresh xubuntu 18.04 install. When i boot the screen stays black, no menu no splash or anything. After a while i see the login, i can login and use the os normally.10:03
gnrpamokpaule: Not even grub showing anything?10:24
Flumm_hi all, im new to linux os, and i have tryed ubuntu and now im trying out xbuntu. my problem is that my cpu is in use about 80% all the time and i cant see what aplication is useing it in task manager. im trying to pump life on to a Dell Latitude E6400, does some one have tips?,10:45
Flumm_oh and its a freash install of xubuntu 18.04 updated.10:47
brainwashFlumm_: you can sort the entries by CPU usage10:50
caldarellahi guys, >> it is possible to implement the "Disconnect" entry in the xfce4-weather-plugin plugin to stop the fetching of weather data? This feature would be useful when using for example wireshark for troubleshooting activities and you don't want to remove xfce4-weather-plugin from the taskbar to stop fetching10:51
brainwashcaldarella: can't you apply a filter to the data shown in wireshark?10:52
caldarellabrainwash It is possible apply a filter, but it would be more convenient to temporarily click on a "Disconnect" button10:54
brainwashcaldarella: you could open a feature request (Xfce bug tracker)10:56
brainwashcaldarella: however, with that use case it's not very likely that someone will implement the button10:57
amokpaule@gnrp Yes the screen is black from reboot to the login page. No grub menu or anything10:57
caldarellabrainwash I don't have a bugzilla account yet, could you please report it?10:58
brainwashthat's not how it works10:58
brainwashwhat prevents you from creating a bugzilla account?10:59
caldarellabrainwash I have yet to establish an alternative email address to report bug activity11:02
brainwashthis means that you are not serious about your request?11:03
brainwashit's not only about reporting something initially, but one may have to answer questions or give feedback later on11:04
brainwashyou cannot do that without an account11:05
caldarellabrainwash can I report it on this repository? https://github.com/xfce-mirror/xfce4-weather-plugin is an official xfce repository?11:08
brainwashcaldarella: that is an official mirror11:10
brainwashcaldarella: how would you report it there?11:11
brainwashunless you do a PR11:11
caldarellabut in this link https://github.com/xfce-mirror  I read "Public mirror of repositories of the Xfce desktop environment. Not used for development!"11:11
brainwashwhat are you trying to say?11:13
brainwashI get the impression that this conversation is now leading nowhere11:14
brainwashhttps://bugzilla.xfce.org/11:14
brainwashthis is the correct place11:14
caldarellaI think it would be more useful for everyone to report bugs on solid platforms like github and gitlab if the XFCE group allows it ...11:15
brainwashyou don't need an account for github or gitlab?11:15
brainwashthe Xfce teams plans to move to gitlab at some point11:16
brainwashyou could wait until then11:16
caldarellabrainwash yes in fact on github and gitlab I already have an account, if these platforms exist why not use them?11:17
brainwashthis channel is not really the right place to discuss that11:17
caldarellabrainwash finally good news that the XFCE project will migrate to gitlab, do you know about a date?11:18
brainwashpossibly after the release of Xfce 4.14 in August11:19
caldarellabrainwash OK thanks for the info ;-)11:20
Flumm_brainwash: yes i did that task manager is taking 3% cpu.11:25
brainwashFlumm_: in the task manager settings you can enable the option "show all processes" or something like that11:27
brainwashit hides system processes by default I think11:28
Flumm_brainwash: systemd-udevd is eating my cpu.11:30
Flumm_thank you for helping me =)11:30
Flumm_quit12:04
=== menomc is now known as mnemoc
xubuntu43wi am trying out xubuntu after having used plasma for a bit, and one thing I really liked on plasma, was some built in customization of the touchpad on my lenovo thinkpad.  It's been a while, but I remember a nice gui tool for setting how long to disable it after detecting key strokes. I haven't been able to find a similar gui app for xubuntu, at least not built in.  Does anyone know of somthing like that?18:29
pmjdebruijnxubuntu43w: I guess most people just fiddle with their xorg confg18:31
pmjdebruijnalso the "Mouse and Touchpad" configuration thingy might have some settings, have you checked that?18:31
xubuntu43wthanks, yeah, I didn't see any settings for sleeping the touchpad while typing.18:34
pmjdebruijnI thought I did on my thinkpad18:35
* pmjdebruijn could be mistaken18:35
pmjdebruijnthe xorg conf stuff isn't hard though18:35
xubuntu43whmm. maybe I missed something.  I'll go the xorg route if not. thanks for the thoughts.  I know I had to use the xorg settings for another laptop, but this one, before plasma, had ubutnu 16.04, and I don't remember having so much trouble with my thinkpad. Maybe thumbs are just fatter :)18:39
xubuntu30wi need help19:44
xubuntu30wi downloaded windows 10 and i cant open it19:50
xubuntu57whi i would like to know how to use windows 1019:54
kadirowhat19:56
xubuntu57wi would like to know how to use windows on my ubuntu laptop19:57
kadiroxubuntu57w, qemu or something alike19:57
xubuntu57wi downloaded it from microsoft themselves19:58
kadirook19:58
kadiroxubuntu57w, https://itsfoss.com/install-windows-10-virtualbox-linux/20:00
xubuntu57wi also fail to note idk a password for a sudo command20:02
kadiroxubuntu57w, https://itsfoss.com/how-to-hack-ubuntu-password/20:04
xubuntu57woh thanks ur an expert20:06

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