[14:22] <Nerror> :-*
[14:30] <Nerror> 8-)j
[14:30] <Nerror> TEST
[14:31] <Nerror> TEST2
 tested
 approved
[14:42] <bibi_> Guys, just one quick question. My pc has 2GB Ram and i use Lubuntu distro. Was my choise right?
 it depends mostly on what were your other options. Which lubuntu version btw?
[14:44] <bibi_> The latest
 which is....?
 18.04? 19.10?
 or other?
[14:45] <bibi_> Can you suggest me another light distro?
[14:45] <bibi_> 19.10
 sorry, I have not use other. For me lubuntu has a well balance between simple and light.
 I have a more than 10y old computer with core 2 duo running lubuntu w/o problems with 2gb ram. But I know I cannot open docens of browser tabs.
 I put more ram (old ram is cheap this days in aliexpress form example) and I have really no problem.
 afaik lighter distros are more complex to setup and less support.
 (lighter than lubuntu I mean)
[14:51] <bibi_> Ok. I havent use the pop OS
[14:51] <bibi_> Maybe is more light
 you can make lubuntu lighter disabling some things also (qlipper, lxqt-runner, among other)
[14:53] <bibi_> Will do it
[15:15] <bibi___> I download the Quassel IRC on Android, but require account.. how can i create an account?
[15:21] <genii> It requires connecting to another machine which is running Quassel Core
[16:13] <bibi___> genii: Yes but i cant connect to the core
[16:18] <genii> bibi___: Do you have a dedicated machine running on your network which is running quasselcore, ports forwarded to it for outside access, and an admin account set up on it?
[16:19] <genii> ( admin quasselcore account, not a sysadmin account for the entire machine)
[16:31] <bibi___> genii: I install the quassel core program, and ran it on the same computer that i ran the IRC Client
[16:34] <genii> If you are able to connect to the core from that machine using the quassel client-only ( and not the monolithic quassel which has both in the same application) then you should be able to connect your Android quassel to it if it's on the same internal network. From there if you want to use it from other places you'll need to forward port 2424 on your router to the internal IP of the machine which runs the core
[16:38] <bibi___> genii: Thank you so much for the very useful informations
[16:56] <genii> Looks like he's been tinkering with his router now
[19:13] <Prabha> I am running Lubuntu 19.10 and have three files in /var/crash (one for pcmanfm-qt, one for software properties and another one for gvfsd-dav). What would be a good place to report these?