[00:46] <xu-help32w> Hi, I have an issue with the OS, I'm here to try get some help
[07:54] <anotheryou> Hi, I got the tiniest bug maybe you know a remedy: 1. open the whisker menu, type something, use arrow down. The first arrow down does not get acknowledged.
[07:54] <anotheryou> it's tiny but annoying :)
[07:58] <anotheryou> And another tiny thing: is the file open dialog in apps coming from the OS? Can I somehow paste a path there?
[08:18] <anotheryou> or should I ask in #xfce? (will do in 30mins otherwise, guess there is a big overlap between channels :) )
[08:20] <anotheryou> Is SUPR+E a default shortcut for anything? Doesn't work for me when I try to map it to something specific.
[08:20] <anotheryou> It doesn't tell me that it's already used either though
[09:56] <guiverc> anotheryou, I'd suggest you file a bug, I don't know your release but launchpad would be first (if it exists in a development release, I'd also consider filing upstream with XFCE too & link bug reports)
[09:57] <guiverc> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs
[09:58] <anotheryou> guiverc: just got feedback in the xfce channel :) it's already fixed in the latest version
[09:58] <guiverc> :)
[11:45] <xubuntu32i> what do you think my chances are of running a quadro FX 5600 and a geforce 970 on the same system ?
[11:45] <xubuntu32i> i want to use the gaming card for realtime rendering in blender and the older quadro just for the viewports
[11:46] <xubuntu32i> windows didnt work too well because of the massive age difference in between the drivers
[11:47] <xubuntu32i> hmm I can already see it installing libnvidia compute 440...
[11:47] <xubuntu32i> wish me luck people im going in
[12:28] <letho4> Bonjour
[12:29] <letho4> Je voudrai réduire le temps de chargement de grub?
[12:44] <gnrp> !fr
[12:45] <gnrp> letho4: ^^
[12:47] <gnrp> letho4: C'est la variable GRUB_TIMEOUT dans /etc/default/grub
[12:58] <letho4> eric@Eric:~$ /etc/default/grub
[12:58] <letho4> bash: /etc/default/grub: Permission non accordée
[12:58] <letho4> eric@Eric:~$
[12:58] <letho4> eric@Eric:~$ /etc/default/grub
[12:58] <letho4> bash: /etc/default/grub: Permission non accordée
[12:58] <letho4> eric@Eric:~$
[17:38] <JimDunn> Just wanted to report a bad link on the https://xubuntu.org/download page.  Near the bottom, the 64-bit and 32-bit torrent links are pointing to 18.04.4 torrents.  Thx!!
[18:21] <xu-irc81w> Hello! Xubuntu 20.04.1 is said to have been released. But haven't I got an update notification in my Xubuntu 18.04.5 LTS till now?
[18:22] <xu-irc81w> Typo. ... But _why_ haven't I ...
[18:37] <coconut> xu-irc81w, upgrade path for do-release-upgrade is not rolled out yet
[18:38] <coconut> xu-irc81w, keep an eye on omgubuntu.co.uk
[18:42] <xu-irc81w> Thanks, coconut. Why isn't it rolled out yet? Is there an obstacle, even if the release exists already?
[18:42] <kotek> I mean, isn't upgrading kinda risky?
[18:43] <coconut> xu-irc81w, it is released only after some guarantees are seen, so that takes time
[18:47] <coconut> xu-irc81w, the release may be fine, but upgrading may result in bad things, which ubuntu members do not want for upgrades between LTS'es.
[18:48] <xu-irc81w> I see, thanks. I was about to ask a question about these details. But it's clear now.
[18:52] <diogenes_> to make an upgrade path and take into consideration every single minor library and config to be upgraded and not to break anything, that's a very hard task, look at the nightmare after some windows upgrades ppl get their files deleted or left with a broken system.