[01:27] <harbinwall-e> My event sound only enabled in firefox and thunderbird and failed in system wide. How to resolve this problem?
[13:00] <pirla> Hello everyone. I have a HP Pavillion dv6500, I'd like to test if modem works
[13:00] <pirla> Can anyone help me?
[13:00] <pirla> Oh, and I'd like to know if the software center updates installed software (maybe by clicking some buttons, or so)
[13:05] <pirla> Anyone?
[13:14] <pirla> help
[13:16] <brainwash> pirla: hardware question can be asked in #ubuntu which has more active users
[13:16] <pirla> Thanks, brainwash
[13:17] <pirla> Please, do you know if Software center upgrades apps?
[13:17] <brainwash> the software center should have some "check for updates" button
[13:17] <pirla> Or am I better to use apt?
[13:17] <brainwash> you can use /usr/bin/update-manager
[13:18] <brainwash> it's the "Software Updater"
[13:18] <pirla> No, thanks, I saw that button (I didn't notice just few time ago)
[13:18] <pirla> It was exactly what I'd liked to have
[13:19] <pirla> thanks again. So, I'm gonna ask for modem at #ubuntu
[13:19] <pirla> bye
[20:58] <jphilips> hi all. curious if there is any telegram group for xubuntu, ubuntu, or linux that people also get support on
[22:07] <gnrp> jphilips: Maybe there is, but I have the feeling that the disjunction between IRC and Telegram users couldn't be bigger^^
[22:08] <gnrp> I would think that if you have a LUG closeby, there you would find more likely help than in an anonymous internet chat. Nobody would like to publish his phone number here
[22:10] <jphilips> gnrp: yes the anonymity of IRC is definitely nice, but there definitely is a higher barrier of entry and there is no history on IRC once you close the client
[22:16] <gnrp> jphilips: I'm not argueing for one of the other, just saying that it's unlikely to find information on that here
[22:16] <jphilips> gnrp: thanks
[22:17] <jphilips> is there much of testing that people in the channel do before releases?
[22:20] <gnrp> jphilips: This channel here is a general help channel. There is another one (#xubuntu-dev) where the devs are. But in general I don't know how much communication runs via IRC anyway, I am not involved in that
[22:20] <jphilips> gnrp: okay thanks
[22:23] <gnrp> I guess mailing lists are the primary channel
[22:33] <xubuntu33w> Hello I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of what the standard xubuntu sources.list file should look like.  I was running stock ubuntu (gnome) and installed xfce but need the repos
[22:34] <jphilips> xubuntu33w: the sources would be the same as all gnome and xfce apps are under the same ubuntu repo
[22:36] <xubuntu33w> So this would stay the same? deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ eoan main restricted
[22:36] <xubuntu33w> "deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ eoan main restricted"
[22:37] <jphilips> yes
[22:38] <xubuntu33w> Oh great. :-)
[23:59] <jphilips> gnrp: just found out that you can hide your phone number on telegram, so you can be anonymous :D