[00:04] <n-iCe> Trying ubuntu
[00:05] <n-iCe> Works great
[00:05] <n-iCe> Moving to it
[00:11] <Bashing-om> n-iCe: \o/ shudda done so 5 years ago :P
[00:11] <n-iCe> Why
[00:18] <Bashing-om> n-iCe: "Works great" open source - if then by now you could be a contributor :D
[00:24] <n-iCe> Works awesome
[00:24] <n-iCe> I installed it
[00:24] <n-iCe> Gnime and ubunti are really well made for tablets/touchscreens
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[03:08] <xu-help41w> Hi there, I've installed Xubuntu on my machine, and when the installation completed, the "restart now" window came out but the window was frozen and there's nothing I can do about it, so I just restarted manually. All went well until I logged in and found the desktop was just broken, that is, all the icons on the desktop were not properly aligned,
[03:08] <xu-help41w> they are jagged like
[03:08] <xu-help41w> Home
[03:08] <xu-help41w>     FileSystem
[03:08] <xu-help41w>         Trash
[03:08] <xu-help41w> And all other menus and windows I opened just display like that. What can I do to repaire this? Thanks!
[03:10] <dre> reinstall it,
[03:11] <xu-help41w> When I log in from restore mode, the desktop display is all right :')
[03:16] <xu-help41w> When I right click, the menu pop up just looks like this
[03:16] <xu-help41w> Open in New Window
[03:16] <xu-help41w> Create Launcher...
[03:16] <xu-help41w> Create URL Link...Create Folder...Create Document
[03:16] <xu-help41w>           Paste
[03:16] <xu-help41w>           Open Terminal Here
[03:16] <xu-help41w>           Find this folder
[03:17] <xu-help41w> they are splitted into three broken windows...
[03:17] <xu-help41w> Any thing I can do without reinstallation?
[03:20] <guiverc> xu-help41w, I've got a few boxes that are slow to shutdown from *live* systems (feels like a hang, but they get there if you wait), if you need to hurry it I'd recommend using SysRq keys (not sure if by manual restart that's what you meant)
[03:20] <guiverc> Your issue sounds like a graphics issue..
[03:21] <guiverc> some details as to your video hardware may help, but sorry I'm not good with Video hardware, so if you don't get a response here, #ubuntu can be used by Xubuntu users too - you didn't specify a release; which is usually the starting point.
[03:22] <xu-help41w> I installed the latest 20.04.1 on amd64
[03:23] <xu-help41w> And when I tried take a screenshot, the screenshot I got is a proper desktop image
[03:24] <guiverc> :)  my guess is also an nvidia card too, switching to terminal (eg. ctrl+alt+F4) is usually good.. to get details, such as `sudo lshw -C video` or list-hardware of class=video)
[03:25] <xu-help41w> My machine uses Radeon graphics
[03:27] <guiverc> okay amd, but specifics help, eg. my card is a "cedar radeon hd 5000/6000/7350/8350" as reported by lshw
[03:38] <xu-help33w> I'm now using Windows....and can not run linux command...
[03:38] <xu-help33w> My graphic name is AMD Radeon(TM) Vega 8 Graphics
[03:38] <xu-help33w> verion number 25.20.14012.19004
[09:01] <xu-help4w> Hello everyone!
[09:05] <xu-help4w> I know Ubuntu supports it, I would like to rest assured before installing Xubuntu ...
[09:13] <pmjdebruijn> xu-help4w: why just boot the xubuntu live see, and see if it works before installing
[09:13] <pmjdebruijn> see=USB
[12:32] <extrem|MiSt|> huhu ^.^
[12:32] <extrem|MiSt|> https://xubuntu.org/screenshots/2004_whisker/ << version 20.40?
[12:32] <extrem|MiSt|> ;)
[12:33] <Maik> that would mean i could retire right now
[12:33] <extrem|MiSt|> wo?
[12:33] <extrem|MiSt|> wot?
[12:33] <Maik> if it would be 2040
[12:33] <extrem|MiSt|> but that would be version 40.XX ?
[12:34] <extrem|MiSt|> not 20.40?
[12:34] <Maik> i'd be 67 by then
[12:34] <extrem|MiSt|> x3
[12:34] <extrem|MiSt|> anyways who do I need to ping to get that fixed? it made me giggle more than is socialyl acceptable
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