=== dax is now known as housecat [01:39] I find that the thing is with a pdf of the manual is that the outline to the left is not working at all [01:41] I can make a pdf version but the chapter nubmers are also kind of broken === theMetamorphosis is now known as Metamorphosis [06:53] Oh. I didn't know we had ^ this capability in our channel. [07:42] ciao a tutti e buona pasqua [07:42] Happy easter === tuto is now known as tutissimo [14:35] hello [14:35] Hello o/ [14:36] how this system work on older laptops i have old hp pavilion 9500 with athlon x2 and geoforce 7150m [14:36] and how much space need [14:36] 2 gb ram i have [14:43] Yup! @Halcyforn Lubuntu runs pretty welll in the specs you have. [14:43] for space even 15gb is also enough. [14:43] also, @guiverc I have a problem with ubuntu 19.10, The wifi disconects after sometime if the system is locked. It doesn't connect back even after logging back in untill I restart the system.. Is this a known bug? [14:44] i remeber this bug but on mint i must change wifi program [14:45] @The_LoudSpeaker Ubuntu or Lubuntu? [14:45] ubuntu [14:46] A friend is facing it. [14:46] did he try change program to wifi probably manager have a problem with card [14:46] You could try in #ubuntu [14:46] or reinstall it [14:46] I haven't had the issue in Lubuntu [14:47] i have this issue but on linux mint 10.1 :D [14:51] I tried in #ubuntu [14:51] just filed a bug report too [14:51] lets see [14:52] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm3/+bug/1872308 [14:52] Launchpad bug 1872308 in gdm3 (Ubuntu) "wifi gets automatically disabled when screen is locked and can be enabled once reeboted" [Undecided,New] [14:54] i have question about lubunntu how in this system look change language, i need 2 languages in system polish and russian/ukrainian [15:20] hi, sorry to bother you. I know it's April when a new Lubuntu is released. what's the exact date? [15:22] danny58: On or near April 23. Delays can happen sometimes. For more information https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FocalFossa/ReleaseSchedule [15:23] thank you! :) [15:23] You are welcome :) [15:25] The iso tracker is showing the live session test script as not completed for yesterday's focal daily image. Is it still useful if I were to run through this? [15:26] triplenull: Testing is always welcome. There are things changing all the time. [15:27] kc2bez: thanks! I'll give it a shot. [15:27] Thank you for testing triplenull [15:46] Hi, is anyone having problems at installing 20.04? === hggdh is now known as hggdh-msft === lubuntu is now known as Guest73111 [18:21] hey guys [18:21] is me TechPup but with ghanged nickname [18:21] hello === lubuntu is now known as Guest55840 [20:07] Hi there, is anyone using UbuntuDDE yet? [20:10] i have problem its second system based onn lxde what cant turn on my wi-fi card. [20:11] this is broadcom lspci show me [20:11] @paulnoise [ Hi there, is anyone using UbuntuDDE yet?], This is not the right place to ask. This is a Lubuntu support channel. Most people here would be using Lubuntu. [20:39] is there a way to default the window decoration to undecorate ? (19.10) [20:49] editing the configure file under my user didn't workout [20:50] Which file did you edit santimir[m] ? [20:50] This config would need to go in your openbox configuration. [20:51] by default that is lxqt.rc [20:51] i've copied that file (under /etc) on ~/.config/openbox [20:53] btw, in my lubuntu install the tiling of windows didn't work. seems there is a clash with the shortcut for opening the menu (super) and the tiling (super + arrows). is this the case? [20:53] Yes, you can't really have the super do both. [20:54] i've changed the menu to super + M and now it's ok [20:54] For the window decoration you need to add something like this to your openbox config file https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/CwhVYpnqPq/ [20:56] hello, im testing lubuntu daily build:) it works well after installation but installation was bad... i could not install if i wasnt experienced about it, i needed gparted to set esp flag, not installation app or kde partition manager could set esp flag. i also didnt see language selection page at start of live usb, i like it actually. other than these all is well^^ lubuntu is fast and feels good:) but that esp flag bug/error is so importand really! [20:56] oh i see the problem. the line was commented on this file. sorry [20:56] and thanks [20:56] Happy to help. [20:57] i also tried if turkish discover has same bug, it works well now [20:58] is there anything u guys suggest me to try? [21:01] @tbs did you get an error on your failed install and did you report a bug? [21:02] @kc2bez no i didnt yet, im still trying lubuntu [21:03] btw installation s not failed cuz i found a way to continue but not with what lubuntu has [21:03] i used gparted to make it [21:04] even kde partition manager couldnt put esp flag... [21:04] so im not sure if i say installation failed or not [21:05] test [21:05] Sounds like a failure to me, bug reports with steps to reproduce and hardware used will be helpful @tbs [21:07] i ll do it^^ [21:07] Thank you. [21:13] i also want to share a little video to show what i found, im not sure if it s a bug or maybe lubuntu doesnt have it [21:13] how can i send that video here? [21:14] i used a file sharing web site but it has ad, should i share it with that web site? [21:14] https://imgur.com/ ? [21:17] https://imgur.com/QgLTG1J [21:17] video doesnt open at my browser, does it work for u? [21:17] I got it. [21:18] You can't move a maximized window. I would call that expected behaviour. [21:18] okay [21:20] hello [21:20] o/ [21:27] there s something i was wondering about ram usage at lubuntu [21:28] there s 2 apps at lubuntu to show how much ram system using [21:28] at htop 750mb used in total 11600>>> rate is 0,6465 [21:28] at qps 837mb used in total 11865>>> rate is 0,7054 [21:29] even their rate is not same, so one of them should be wrong, which one? [21:31] They are different tools and do it a little differently I suppose. Also, the application is using some memory itself so depending on which tool used it will impact the memory usage. [21:32] you could also use `free -mh` on the command line for yet a different analysis. XD [21:33] i calculated these while both of them are running, so there shouldnt be a differance cuz of their ram usage [21:35] well, not a thing i see as dangerous but im sure there is something wrong with one of them at least or both:D [21:35] im going to sleep, cya [21:55] Hey, is this an appropriate place to get ask for some help? [21:57] This is the place for Lubuntu support. [22:01] Great. So I reinstalled Lubuntu recently in order to have my drive encrypted. It was working just fine until this morning - now I start the computer, unencrypted the drive just fine, then I get stuck on the login screen after submitting my password. The computer doesn't "freeze", per se - I can still move my mouse around. It just hangs there until [22:01] I kill the computer or Ctrl alt f3. This is different behavior from when I put in an incorrect pw: when I do that, the login screen at least gives me feedback in the form of telling me the pw is wrong. [22:02] When I Ctrl alt f3 it repeatedly prints Cannot open display "default display" until I Ctrl c [22:03] So I have checked ownership of .Xauthority and it seems fine - it is owned by me. I have also made sure there are no prohibitively large files anywhere [22:03] Which version of Lubuntu? [22:03] 19.10 [22:04] Or is it 19.04? Let me check [22:05] I hope 19.10, 19.04 is EOL [22:05] `lsb_release -a` should let you know. [22:06] Yeah it's 10 [22:10] Any changes recently clueless ? [22:11] Also which desktop session did you choose at the login screen? [22:13] Not any changes that I know of. I just installed this instance of Lubuntu yesterday - can't recall whether or not I had rebooted and logging in prior to this morning [22:14] Give me one sec to answer the other question [22:14] ok no problem [22:16] Ok it looks like I've been trying to log in with the Lubuntu session (what does the session even mean? ) The other options available are LXQt Desktop and Openbox [22:16] Should I try one of the others? [22:16] No, I just wanted to know which one you used. [22:17] What type of graphics card do you have? [22:18] Looks like Intel onboard [22:19] It's a dinky little Lenovo ideapad [22:19] Hmm, not sure why it is giving you an issue. [22:19] Where did you download the iso from and did you check the hash? [22:21] Don't recall where I got it. It was at least a few weeks ago. Definitely didn't check the hash [22:21] Either of the Lubuntu websites [22:21] I'd be surprised if I got it from anywhere other than one of them [22:22] We only have one official site lubuntu.me and https://lubuntu.me/downloads would be the right place. [22:22] Yeah I just learned that lol [22:23] Also it is pretty important to check the hash as even 1 bit off could cause strange things. [22:23] Corrupted iso files are actually common. [22:25] Here is our manual page that has how to check the hash https://manual.lubuntu.me/stable/1/1.1/retrieving_the_image.html [22:25] Thanks. I think I'm gonna keep trying for a bit before I reinstall entirely [22:26] ok sounds good. [22:26] While just watching it, I noticed the screen went black and then sent me back to the login screen with pw input cleared. It took minutes for that to happen though [22:26] Is there a way for me to check the hash if I've already put the iso on my thumb drive? [22:27] Or do I need the actual ISO file to check [22:29] When you boot the USB you could run the "Check Disk for Defects" tool. [22:50] hey all - i fixed my problem. if the solution is what it appears to be, this is one for the history books (at least my history book) [22:50] i was about to give up and reinstall lubuntu, but before I did that i wanted to jot down all my dotfiles [22:51] so i ctrl+alt+f3'd and started looking at them [22:51] the contents of my .bash_profile were: [22:51] . ~/.profile [22:51] . ~/.bash_profile [22:51] i meant to have that second line be . ~/.bashrc [22:52] so what i think is happening was when I logged in, .bash_profile was recursively calling itself [22:52] Oh that does sound bad. [22:53] Glad you figured it out. [22:53] when i ctrl+alt+f3'd, i was getting a message regarding the display that kept repeating until i ctrl+c'd. i think that ctrl+c was terminating the loop [22:53] anyway, thanks for the help. i will definitely check my hashes from now on even though that (probably) wasn't the issue [22:54] Good to know. It is a great thing to check before you get to deep. [23:18] Hello guys [23:19] o/ [23:19] how are you? [23:19] Doing well. Do you have a support question? [23:19] I installed Ubuntu full, but I don't feel it that fluid. [23:19] Thinking in lubuntu [23:20] how is lxqt working thesedays [23:20] Works well for me. [23:20] is it more lightweight than xfce? [23:21] I think tests have shown that, yes. [23:23] ok, let's download [23:27] moving to usb [23:30] done, rebooting, brb === lubuntu is now known as n-iCe [23:36] Damn [23:36] lubuntu looks great now! [23:36] never tried lxqt like this before [23:37] it's beatiful [23:37] Thank you n-iCe [23:38] are you a developer? :o [23:38] I am one of them, yes. [23:38] Well, congratulations. [23:39] Just one thing, is there a way to enable touchpad click? [23:39] can't find it. [23:40] Yeah, that has a weird name. You can find it in the mouse and touchpad settings. It is called single click to activate. [23:40] awesome [23:40] do i need to reboot? [23:40] was not activated [23:41] hmm it should be instant. [23:41] is not that for instead clicking twice an icon to launch just launch it with one click? [23:41] looks like, touchpad click was not activated with it. [23:44] There are two separate spots, one is labeled mouse on the left and the other is mouse and touchpad. [23:44] They both have single click to activate but the mouse and touchpad one is the one you want. [23:45] (Photo, 588x423) https://i.imgur.com/oaLOJOE.jpg [23:46] i just put a screenshot there ^ [23:46] ooh [23:46] awesome! thanks, solved!! [23:46] 90% installation, almost there. [23:47] Cool. === hggdh-msft is now known as hggdh [23:53] still 92% uhm [23:54] done, installed brb [23:59] Done, installed.