[00:58] <botch> Hello :)
[01:05] <Arsapi> Hello
[01:06] <Arsapi> What irc client or chat program you guys use on xubuntu desktop?
[01:12] <CrazyLikeAFox> Arsapi: I'm fond of irssi
[01:16] <Arsapi> I have always been using "casual" graphical irc clients and currently I'm running Hexchat
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[08:50] <Fernando-Basso[m> I have used irssi, weechat, and after years, hexchat. In the last two weeks, I have been giving riot a try and access irc through it.
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[13:44] <Joe-Zinc> Hi! I've come across a couple of issues when using the daily build for derivative creation... The two issues are no auto-mount of media in live mode, and update-initramfs not functioning. Can anyone offer suggestions?
[13:57] <Joe-Zinc> Under the circumstance, I will hope the issue resolves itself, otherwise it will be a problem- as rebuilding initramfs is needed to meet rebranding requirements of derivatives. I am just trying to comply. After install the system proper rebuilds it, and everything works fine. I'm only asking so that I can comply with Xubuntu teams requirements.
[13:57] <Joe-Zinc> Leave a comment @ https://zinclinux.tech.blog/suggestions-welcome/ if you wish to help me out. P.S. presently need to symlink 'python' to the current python to make certain programs such as youtube-dl work. Feel free to check out the blog home page for how I like my Xubuntu, which has led to this project. Thanks in advance. Peace
[14:04] <brainwash> Joe-Zinc: I suggest asking in #xubuntu-devel and/or the xubuntu mailing list
[14:06] <Joe-Zinc> @ brainwash, thank you very much. Have a good day!
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[18:38] <Solo14> hi
[18:38] <gnrp> hi
[18:39] <Solo14> I'm new  in handeling linux
[18:39] <Solo14> and i trying to install wine on my terminal
[18:40] <Solo14> to play win games on it
[18:41] <Solo14> somebody can explain to me how to do this
[18:43] <well_laid_lawn> !wine
[18:43] <ubottu> WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu
[18:44] <Solo14> Tahnks I will try this :]
[19:32] <jdwwatts> reading microsoft files ?
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