=== brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [03:20] Hi All [03:20] Which is the best DLNA server app to install? I've used miniDLNA in the past, but had problems setting it up === daz is now known as Guest64480 === GridCube_ is now known as GridCube [13:31] diogenes_ hello, that tuto works very well, i can now install xfce4 stuff, like xfce4-screensaver. in 18.04 it just works with lock screen enable, but its ok.. no problem to me [13:32] diogenes_ i have a problem with touchpad, it always happened to me, like when typing for some reason the mouse go to other place so i start to type in wrong place, so i need to disable touchapd when typing, its a configuration in touch pad and mouse config.... but would be perfect if the sensitive touchpad was not soooo sensitive [13:33] windows is perfetc to configure touchpad sensitive ... ubuntu i always get a problem [13:35] Noboru55, maybe it's a focus issue, my touchpad works fine. [13:39] diogenes_ fixed, did not see before, i can set the duration to unable touchpad when typing, so i confiure to 0,2 [13:40] now, its ok... goog to know if someone asks about it too === knob2 is now known as knov [15:59] I got stuck in the login loop a few nights ago on my Xubuntu 18.04 machine. [16:00] Is there any fix for this bug in future releases? [16:03] lochnas, it is not a but, there must have been something that has caused this behavior like for instance playing around with config files, driver installations etc. [16:04] bug* [16:11] Nope. [16:12] diogenes_: I haven't been doing much of anything "under the hood" on the Xubuntu machine. [16:14] check if "save session" is enabled. [16:19] Yes, on logout. [16:19] that's what might have caused the problem. [16:20] It's been like that for a year now without resulting in the login loop. [16:23] it takes one time to have some corrupted file that has been saved and there you have a login loop. [16:26] Well darn. [16:27] I wonder what caused the corruption. [16:28] look in .xsession-errors [16:53] could also be that you ran something graphical with sudo and it took over ownership of some files in your home directory as the root user. [16:55] lochnas: ^ i'm late to the party, but if this is still unsolved, try looking for such files in your $HOME: login via !tty by running: sudo find . -not -user $USER -or -not -group $USER -ls [17:05] .Xauthority was still owned by me. [17:07] It ended out that I re-installed ubuntu-session and ubuntu-desktop, and that did the trick, but I feel like I should have re-installed xubuntu-session since the login is all which ways of different. [17:07] ..and now I have extra software (from ubuntu-desktop) that I'll have to clean up. [17:30] diogenes_ hey again... do you know the terminam command to copy many directories at same time to other directory? cp -R *.* /place doesn't works [17:33] Noboru55, cp -r /home/username/Documents/* /some/place [17:33] oh.. my mystake [17:33] its now files, so doesnt need *.* only * [17:33] diogenes_ thank you, i forgot that [17:33] np [17:33] isn't files i meant [17:34] it copies everything. [17:34] sometimes i forgot easy things [17:34] yes.. [17:35] now i have many audacious skins... === GridCube_ is now known as GridCube