[00:34] jamesprada: may i remind you that this channel is a support channel for Xubuntu. Windows 7 doesn't belong here and we asked you a couple of times in a kind way to take it to the offtopic channel. Either do that or just leave it. [00:45] * Maik tickles Unit193 [00:45] i hope you agree? ^^ [02:38] Hello, does anyone know how to change the lock screen from xfce4-screensaver to light locker? Manjaro Xfce has this by default and I prefer it since it allows for more customisation of the lockscreen through the lightdm greeter settings [02:40] Sure thing, it's had some glitches in the past but basically just deinstall xfce4-screensaver and install light-locker. That's it. === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [07:16] xtao, ping [08:09] Can someone help me [08:10] I installed xubuntu on virtualbox but everytime on start up there's this blank screen with an underscore blinking [08:11] I reinstalled it, it's of no use [08:38] sorinello: pong [08:40] xtao, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lightdm-gtk-greeter/+bug/1890394?comments=all read the last 2 comments. Maybe (if you have an account) you could comment as well, so that the fix will be released [08:40] Launchpad bug 1890394 in lightdm-gtk-greeter (Ubuntu Groovy) "Lightdm-gtk-greeter coredump during boot with recent systemd versions" [Undecided,Fix committed] [08:41] i don't have an account but ok. i'll take a look after some morning coffee [08:55] also i've only tested it twice so far, only just booted the laptop for the second time now this morning, but yes, so far it seems to be fixed [08:55] i'll register an account and comment in a bit [09:19] ok done [09:26] Hi [13:26] i have an Xubuntu 18.04, update-manager says "computer is up to date, but 20.04 is available. do you want to upgrade?", and when i press the Upgrade button, update-manager just exits, but in stderr it prints: hans@xDevAd:~$ update-manager [13:26] WARNING:root:can not import unity GI Namespace Dbusmenu not available [13:26] Checking for a new Ubuntu release [13:26] Please install all available updates for your release before upgrading. [13:26] ... so update-manager think i have all updates available, until i press the Upgrade button..? [13:27] anyway, how do i upgrade from 18.04 to 20.04 ? [13:28] (i did it successfully with an 18.04 system like 14 days ago, but back then i just kinda hack-ily replaced all instances of "bionic" with "focal" in /etc/apt/* [13:28] i [13:29] i'm guessing that's not the correct way to do it, got some errors, but it worked-ish anyway [13:30] ohh i think i get it, The following packages have been kept back: [13:30] wine-stable winehq-stable [13:30] so update manager probably want me to update those 2 before going 20.04 [13:32] bleh, "unmet dependencies".. whatever, i don [13:32] don't even need wine, ill just remove it [13:34] neat, after uninstalling "*wine*", the "Upgrade" button started working :) [13:36] .. the update-manager devs could do a better job there, instead of just exiting, update-manager should have said something along the line of "can't upgrade to 20.04 because the following packages have been held back: (...)" before exiting, imo ^^ [13:39] hi, can i ask? [13:41] quarx, no, you must keep quiet [13:41] do not disturb the silence [13:41] quarx, just kidding. so what do you want help with? [13:42] xubuntu groovy shows broken icons and themes both on live cd and install, only on my netbook (acer aspire es1-111m-c8tm, it has a emmc disk) but on my other laptops everything is fine, i already tried all secure boot options, i even tried to disable it but nothing changes, any clue? thanks [13:44] how old is the netbook? [13:45] or rather, the model? [13:45] i wrote, anyway is a 2015 model, but xubuntu works on older laptops i have [13:45] the fact is [13:46] that all other distros with xfce or other ubuntu flavors have not any problem like this [13:46] other ubuntu flavors such as? [13:47] ubuntu, kubuntu, ubuntu mate etc [13:47] so this problem is xubuntu related [13:48] that's odd, unfortunately you came at a bad time, the people who might be able to help you debug that issue is not available now afaik ^^ maybe you'd have better luck if you try again in ~5-6 hours [13:50] well is he even here now so i write in private? [13:51] it's not a singular "he", it's plural, and many here don't like to be PM'ed, so.. rather you didn't [13:52] okay i think i will use the forums [13:52] thanks anyway [13:52] good luck ^^ === dax is now known as housecat [20:23] hi folks. I'm starting to lose my mind. every time I close my laptop lid (old Packard Bell from around 2012 perhaps) and reopen it, the "Configure a new display" dialog pops up. what should I disable/edit so this behaviour disappears? TIA [20:27] PeGaSuS, probably to untick 'Configure new display when connected' in display settings. [20:29] diogenes_: Display > Advanced has all unticked [20:30] PeGaSuS, is 'session save' enabled? [20:31] diogenes_: you mean when you click the whiskers menu and chose the "Power button"? [20:33] that too but also in settings editor > xfce4-session- SaveOnExit [20:35] SaveOnExit doesn't have any box checked [20:37] and in Session and Startup? [20:37] on General only "Prompt on logout" is checked [20:38] in any case try: rm ~/.cache/sessions/* [20:39] should I logout and login after that? [20:40] yes [20:41] same behaviour :/ [20:41] is it intel GPU? [20:42] I have two dialogs open when I reopen the lid. probably one when I close and one when I reopen it? and yes, it's a Intel Atom [20:44] output of "cat /proc/cpuinfo/": https://termbin.com/6tty [20:44] lspci -nnk | grep VGA -A3 [20:44] just tell me the driver [20:46] Kernel driver in use: gma500 [20:52] run: cat .xsession-errors | nc termbin.com 9999 [20:52] share the url. [20:53] diogenes_: https://termbin.com/b03w [20:59] I need to go AFK for 5 minutes, to do something. brb [21:09] My nephew downloaded Xubuntu on my other laptop and Is not available to assist me. He also loaded Firefox as the internet provider. When I try to access the internet (computer shows I'm am connected). Any site I try to connect to it says "We can't connect to the server - try again later, check your network connection and if you are connected [21:09] but behind a firewall, check that Firefox has permission to access the Web. Where do I go to allow Firefox to access the Web? [21:10] usually that should happen automatically? [21:12] Can I download a different web provider? [21:13] if you can't access the web, I don't see how you can download another browser [21:16] if anyone could come up with ideas to fix the annoying "Configure new display" whenever I close and reopen my desktop lid, I'd be very grateful [21:16] how to I find the firewall? What do I need to do to allow Firefox to access the Web? [21:16] honestly, that's beyond my knowledge. I've installed Xubuntu in my laptop and it worked out of the box