=== brainwash_ is now known as brainwash === jay__ is now known as jphilips [03:44] knome: on the help page, can you change the askubuntu link to https://askubuntu.com/questions/tagged/xubuntu [04:13] running the daily ISO from a few days back and got a crash in libxfce4panel, tried to report and it says i got obsolete packages for gcc-10-base, etc. :D [04:15] \o/ [05:43] knome: also if you can change the 'Desktop Environments' link to https://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=329&pp=20&prefixid=xubuntu&sort=lastpost&order=desc&daysprune=-1 [05:44] and remove ' – use Xfce or Xubuntu as the tag to help categorize your request' [05:44] xfce tag stopped being used in 2016 [05:44] please also remove 'You can also add your support question in Launchpad Answers. ' === paolo_ is now known as paolo [06:57] jphilips, why remove launchpad answers? [06:58] otherwise suggestions are good and page is updated (and gutenbergized fwiw) [07:00] this still there ' – use Xfce or Xubuntu as the tag to help categorize your request' [07:00] right... [07:00] missed that then [07:01] done [07:03] about launchpad answers, it isnt xubuntu specific, but if you feel it should still be there, please move the sentence after the askubuntu sentence [07:03] maybe also add a link for easy access to the offtopic channel - https://webchat.freenode.net/#xubuntu-offtopic [07:54] does xubuntu come with any event sounds by default or do i have to install some even after checking the boxes in the appearance dialog [10:19] jphilips: I think the "default" theme is available by... default [10:19] sound theme [10:24] sound-theme-freedesktop 0.8-2ubuntu1 [10:24] enabling sound effects on 19.10 and restarting does nothing [10:25] you did not read the check box tooltip, did you? [10:25] was looking through this guide - https://askubuntu.com/questions/1156774/how-to-enable-event-sounds-on-xubuntu [10:25] I've commented on some launchpad report about this [10:26] installing canberra, i did that and still no luck [10:27] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfce4-settings/+bug/1321445/comments/20 [10:27] Launchpad bug 1321445 in xfce4-session (Fedora) "enable sound events in xfce4-appearance-settings doesn't work" [Medium,In progress] [10:28] login and logout sound aint working either [10:31] the steps mentioned in my comment worked for me [10:31] well, back then [10:31] it's not too long ago though [10:32] saw your comment and the patch removed the sounds for window sounds [10:35] and the info in the next comment? [10:35] how do you test sounds? [10:39] will test it and see [10:39] this shouldnt be made so difficult for users [10:39] [Sound Theme] [10:39] Name=Default [10:40] maybe it has to be a capital D [10:40] that would be pretty odd though [11:12] not sure where the above relates to [11:17] jphilips: the xfconf-query command [11:18] okay tried default, Default, and freedesktop and still no work [11:18] did everything in the comment 21 [11:18] maybe muted in pavucontrol? [11:18] and again, how do you test? [11:19] no not muted [11:19] i log out and log back in [11:19] startup sound? [11:19] yes [11:19] is Xfce supposed to play that one? [11:19] i installed the gnome-session-canberra package [11:20] and session & startup has luanch gnome services on startup checked [11:21] don't think that this helps [11:21] can't you test something different? maybe even create those window event sounds and test them [11:25] okay will try those [11:37] download the .oga's from the git commit and put it in and still no working [11:59] jphilips: I will test it myself then [11:59] finally got it working. had to manually add the entry into session & startup and create an xfce4-session like steps 8 and 9 suggest [11:59] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1156774/how-to-enable-event-sounds-on-xubuntu [12:01] you still talking about login sound? [12:02] yes login and logout. the window sound effects never materialized [12:03] yikes [12:03] you can obviously add autostart launchers to do that job [12:03] i've noticed different times that xiccd goes haywire and takes up an entire cpu core. just now there were 4 of those processes going eating up 100% of my cpu [12:03] hint: autostart launcher can be triggered on logout too [12:04] was thinking to do that, but just followed the guide :D [12:04] however... no even cares about login/logout sounds?! [12:05] I can understand that having a sound effect when an error dialog pops up can be useful [12:05] or a bell sound for notifications [12:07] so, I get no event sounds here also [12:07] I wonder if this is a gtk2 vs gtk3 thing [18:30] jphilips: sounds do work. I noticed the error sound when an error dialog popped up. [18:30] however, only the window-unmaximized one of all window events works [18:30] brainwash: wish i was so lucky. if you have a new set up steps to try, i'd be glad to test them [18:31] no trash sound either [18:31] you got window-unmaximized.oga? [18:32] I simply created a symlink to bell.org [18:32] ehm.. bell.oga [18:35] note that you have to have "input feedback sounds" enabled [18:35] in case you disabled those due to testing [18:35] the checkbox below the "event sounds" one [19:09] brainwash: yes both checkboxes were always enabled [19:10] windows-unmaximized.oga is in the folder [19:10] also have bell.oga [20:21] knome: should we consider having the irc links go to kiwiirc.com for a better looking irc ui [20:52] jphilips: if you want to waste time on that issue, you could check if you can get it to work in xubuntu 18.04 [20:54] brainwash: not planning to spend any more time on it. i'll leave it to the devs to try and fix [20:55] so, to no one