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[03:38] <piercedwater> hi :)
[03:39] <piercedwater> installed lubuntu on my dell latitude d630 and it runs great. thanks for the free os (that works well)
[03:39] <piercedwater> maybe i'll stick around and try to help some people :D
[03:39] <guiverc> :)  glad it's working for you.   All help is greatly appreciated :)
[03:40] <piercedwater> trying to think of ideas for what i can use it for
[03:40] <piercedwater> run freebsd on my desktop, so i guess rdp/vnc would be a good start
[06:28] <lubot> <Arydev> so my mouse shuts down wile muving it 10 s afte i turn it on
[06:30] <guiverc> @Arydev, if it's run by batteries, the batteries maybe need a charge, or are near EOL (ie. can no longer hold a charge..)  If that's the case they'll perform the same on another OS (you could test using a *live* environment if you don't have another box handy)
[06:30] <lubot> <Arydev> @guiverc [<guiverc> @Arydev, if it's run by batteries, the batteries maybe need a charge, …], no the batery i new and fully charged
[06:31] <lubot> <Arydev> @guiverc [<guiverc> @Arydev, if it's run by batteries, the batteries maybe need a charge, …], i teste with mint same resuls
[06:32] <guiverc> if another OS responds the same... I'd blame the batteries are near EOL ie. no longer holding the charge, so reporting fully-charged when they're not (full charge maybe as little as 3% of whatever ~10secs of use is)
[06:33] <lubot> <Arydev> @guiverc [<guiverc> if another OS responds the same... I'd blame the batteries are near EO …], hwe i both the baterys yesterday are new
[06:34] <lubot> <Arydev> @guiverc [<guiverc> if another OS responds the same... I'd blame the batteries are near EO …], that i thinked was thw problem but isnt i trye changing the ports nothing
[06:36] <guiverc> if the batteries are removable, i'd test with a multimeter & try and assess the health of the batteries, and/or charger.  the only other cause I can think of is RF interference from other device(s), where it'll no longer do it at another location (if easily tested)... I can't think of any Lubuntu cause; and you've ruled out Lubuntu anyway as Mint does it too
[06:37] <lubot> <Arydev> @guiverc [<guiverc> if the batteries are removable, i'd test with a multimeter & try and a …], i tested that is 1.5
[06:37] <lubot> <Arydev> @guiverc [<guiverc> if the batteries are removable, i'd test with a multimeter & try and a …], no i think is some config or drivers idk but the bateries are good
[06:40] <guiverc> you haven't said what release of Lubuntu, but i'd take note of it's software stack, the Mint software stack you used (which I'll assume you tried something different.. I would have used something non-Ubuntu based to test it myself).. which provides some clue..
[06:41] <guiverc> software stack meaning what release, if LTS release you have two stacks you can choose from (GA or HWE - in simple terms it's kernel choice.. but that's missing some detail)
[06:45] <lubot> <Arydev> @guiverc [<guiverc> software stack meaning what release, if LTS release you have two stack …], so i am new to terminal idk how i know what is is lts 20 somting like thet
[06:46] <guiverc> Lubuntu 20.04 (lubuntu is a desktop so releases are yy.mm in format, yy is used only by specialist releases & not server or desktop) has only a single stack; 5.4 kernel (GA & HWE are currently identical for 20.04/focal).
[06:48] <guiverc> fyi: 20.04 means the 2020-April release (yy.mm being year.month of release)
[08:11] <lexichan> hey, anyone here?
[08:12] <lexichan> pretty archaic this place eh
[08:15] <tomreyn> !ask | lexichan
[08:15] <ubottu> lexichan: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience
[08:15] <tomreyn> also "welcome!" ;)
[08:16] <lexichan> Ah, sorry, didn't expect to get a reply, hello to you
[08:17] <tomreyn> hi, so you don't actually have a question then?
[08:17] <lexichan> No, sorry, I didn't see the offtopic channel eheh
[08:17] <tomreyn> ok ;)
[09:41] <lubot> <Michaël Van Bogaert> how come that the iso file doesn't get updated on http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/?
[09:41] <lubot> <Michaël Van Bogaert> (Photo, 1096x605) https://i.imgur.com/3sa2RKb.jpg
[09:42] <guiverc> @Michael Van Bogaert, because that ISO hasn't changed.. a new 20.04.1 iso is what was related (different ISO)
[09:44] <guiverc> sorry s/related/released/
[09:44] <lubot> <Michaël Van Bogaert> I don't understand it quite  … because when one installs that iso … the OS starts updating … It's it possible to include the updates in that iso file?
[09:45] <guiverc> if you want to install the original 20.04 release; use the 20.04 ISO, if you want the updated packages use (rather than download after install) use the 20.04.1 ISO - http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/20.04.1/release/
[09:46] <lubot> <Michaël Van Bogaert> ok … I'm with you now … tx :)
[09:48] <guiverc> there are certain very rare circumstances where people want the original ISO  (before an upgrade occurred that their box doesn't like for example; allowing them to apt-mark the older package for some reason maybe)
[10:34] <lubot> 23 was added by: 23
[10:45] <lubot> <Michaël Van Bogaert> That and … We use the static release model