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[00:51] <crimson_king> How do I tell featherpad to insert spaces instead of tabs?
[01:18] <crimson_king> How to enable touchpad tap to click then? On LXQt...
[01:18] <crimson_king> no way through GUI?
[01:19] <kc2bez> crimson_king: Which version of Lubuntu?
[01:22] <crimson_king> 19.04
[01:23] <kc2bez> From the menu click on Preferences --> LXQt settings --> Keyboard and Mouse
[01:23] <kc2bez> On the left column at the bottom is Mouse and Touchpad.
[01:25] <kc2bez> On the mouse and touchpad screen you should see single click to activate items. That is the same as tap to click.
[01:28] <crimson_king> Thanks, it worked now. I had tried this earlier today and tapping wasn't working. Maybe I forgot to click Apply? Maybe...
[01:29] <crimson_king> The description of this option makes it sound like it is referring to single-click activates items
[01:29] <crimson_king> like tapping on a folder and it opens with a single click
[01:30] <kc2bez> It is strangely worded. I think we submitted a bug report on that upstream.
[01:31] <crimson_king> nice. do you know anything about my first question? I'd like featherpad to insert spaces instead of tab characters when I press TAB
[01:31] <kc2bez> No I don't off the top of my head.
[01:32] <kc2bez> It looks like you can only limit it to 2 spaces. The default is 4.
[01:37] <crimson_king> Actually, I want it to work like Gedit and Mousepad do. When I press TAB, it will add a specified number of spaces. Like 2, 4, 8 spaces for each TAB press
[01:42] <kc2bez> I use vim so I am a bit unfamiliar. I guess if you set it to 2 you would get 2 spaces every time you hit tab.
[01:45] <crimson_king> Currently, it is set to 2. But instead of 2 spaces, I get a TAB character that is 2 spaces long. But it is still a TAB character.
[01:55] <kc2bez> It looks like ctrl TAB does what you want crimson_king
[01:55] <crimson_king> I found the shortcut Control + TAB in the Lubuntu manual. It does what I expect TAB to do. Maybe I can remap this shortcut to a single TAB press.
[01:56] <crimson_king> Yeah, we found it at the same time hehe
[01:56] <kc2bez> We were on the same page, literally. :)
[02:14] <rm_> Hi, how do I request for assistance ?
[02:16] <rm_1984> hi
[02:16] <rm_1984> how do I request for assistance. I'm missing my Menu Bar
[02:17] <kc2bez> Do you have a panel at all?
[02:17] <rm_1984> I have a panel yes, with the start button. But not the proper one with system tray, clock, etc
[02:19] <kc2bez> You can right click on the panel to configure it.
[02:21] <rm_1984> adding widgets?
[02:21] <kc2bez> Yes. The clock, system tray and whatnot are widgets.
[02:22] <crimson_king> Speaking about widgets, how do I add new launchers to the Quick Launcher widget?
[02:22] <kc2bez> You can drag and drop from the menu.
[02:22] <crimson_king> nevermind, i made it by dragging from the menu to the widget
[02:23] <kc2bez> Placement can be tricky though.
[02:24] <rm_1984> ok, currently doing that. But was wondering if theres a way to retrieve the original one instead of "making up" one
[02:27] <kc2bez> I am not too sure about that. There should be a default config that could be copied over. I am not currently at my computer so I don't have it handy.
[02:34] <rm_1984> ok. Thanks any way
 @kc2bez ctrl+tab in featherpad does the trick crimson_king
 o, yo already got that
[10:57] <feiss> Hey!
[10:57] <feiss> Could someone say me what's the default value in /etc/X11/default-display-manager ?
[10:58] <feiss> *tell
[10:59] <feiss> I changed it and now it doesn't work :p
[10:59] <mancman3>  /usr/sbin/lightdm
[10:59] <mancman3> for me on ubuntu
 That would be for 18.04^
 For 18.10 and up you want `/usr/sbin/sddm
[19:51] <Arya> Hello, I need some help. I have PowerMac G5 64 bit. I want to put Lubuntu on it but I'm having trouble finding a version of Lubuntu under 700MB so I can actually burn a ISO disc to install. I was thinking since Lubuntu version 16.04 is 900MB, that perhaps the 14.04 version might be less MB. But I have not found that version anywhere. Anyway, any he
[19:51] <Arya> lp would be appreciated.\
[19:52] <teward> Arya: 14.04 is past End of LIfe and not supported, as such you can't get an Lubuntu 14.04 installer disk
[19:53] <teward> you would either need to get a USB set up to 'boot' the system to, or use a DVD, if neither option works you might be a little bit out of luck here.
[19:53] <Arya> Hmm, I'm not sure if I put the ISO on a USB for version 16.04 if it will install. My whole goal is to get a version on this mac and then upgrade to a newer version. I don't want this powermac to just become a paperweight.
[19:54] <Arya> Yeah that's what I'm thinking. It just been so frustrating with this mac already. I'm gonna try the USB install. Thank you though.