[00:15] gabrielmartins: if you're on (x)ubuntu 18.04 or later i think snapd is installed by default so you'd just need to run "snap install meteo" the other commands won't have done any harm, though. [00:17] !terminal | for basic shell / command line interface instructions: [00:17] for basic shell / command line interface instructions:: The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. In Unity or GNOME, search the dash for "terminal" and press ENTER. Other desktops: Applications -> System Tools -> Terminal (MATE), K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE), or Menu -> Accessories -> LXTerminal (LXDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash === xerox123_6 is now known as xerox123_ [06:34] Hello [06:34] I have a shortcut active on my system, that I don't like. Is there any easy way to figure out, which programm is running the shortcut? [06:39] DarkTrick, open it with mousepad. [06:44] ah! sorry! I meant a keyboard shortcut [06:44] like ctrl+shift+e [06:44] diogenes_, ↑ [06:48] DarkTrick, where do you see that shortcut? [06:49] diogenes_, you mean, where/how does it manifest? [06:50] diogenes_, It's Ctrl+shift+e. Everytime I press it, an "e" appears in the currently focussed textbox [06:50] Sometimes the e is underlined (like the "u", when you start typing unicode codes in libre office) [06:51] they're defined in keyboar > application shortcuts, for wm they are in window manager > keyboard. [06:54] diogenes_, nothing [06:54] I guess it's another program [06:54] But I don't know which [06:54] so I thought, there might be some kind of list somewhere in the system, where all hooked-up shortcuts are listed [06:56] what programs you're running currently running? maybe ibus or some virtual keyboard. [06:56] ibus [06:56] ah [06:58] stopping the ibus-daemon stopped the shortcut [06:59] diogenes_, thank you :) [06:59] you're welcome [08:44] how do I start the ibus daemon without it closing on terminal-close? [08:44] I tried `nohup ibus-daemon &` [08:45] but it doesnt work [08:45] stupid :/ ibus-daemon -d [08:45] it probably has a switch for running in daemon mode. [08:45] oh. [08:46] right, -d or --daemonize === Church| is now known as Church [09:14] Hello to everyone. Im here to get some help. Im trying the last version of Xubuntu to deploy it in some computers and I need a way to do a remote desktop between them. I've seen the package x11vnc but after install it I dont know how to configure it to start it automaticly when the SO boot up (as you can see, English is not my first language, so [09:14] please be patient :D) [09:16] I followed a tutorial but the guy did it on a Linux Mint distro and the he configurerate the display manager script in /etc/mdm/Init/Default but in Xubuntu is different, but I dont know where is that script [09:20] xubuntu62w: your best bet is to make a systemd unit to start the x11vnc service at boot time. have a look here : https://askubuntu.com/questions/229989/how-to-setup-x11vnc-to-access-with-graphical-login-screen [09:22] from a security standpoint, it would be best to start x11vnc listening on localhost only (by adding -localhost to the command line) and actually access it via an SSH tunnel. but that's not directly related to what you were asking about. [09:22] (on the other hand, if you had ssh running everywhere, you could just ssh into the machine and run x11vnc if you needed to look at the desktop...) [09:38] Thanks for the info lighterowl but the idea is evoid the ssh connection to start it. Thanks for the link, I'm going to check it [09:41] avoid*