[08:08] <gnrp> hm, anyone having a proposal? I want to tile a window half of the screen, but centered.
[08:08] <gnrp> I figured maybe I will just use some shell script for that, or ist ehre an xfce-internal command to do so?
[08:57] <brainwash> gnrp: you'll need a script
[09:05] <gnrp> brainwash: Ok, good, then, I'll do that. Thought there might be a cleaner way
[09:05] <gnrp> thanks
[20:33] <gabrielmartins> hello, I would like to know what is the best antivirus for xubuntu.
[20:35] <coconut> gabrielmartins, most do not use one... but it is clamav if i am right.
[20:38] <gabrielmartins> why not use antivirus
[20:39] <coconut> because linux and packages are safe when there are not many services running, while running scans is no fun.
[20:41] <gabrielmartins> ok
[20:43] <Maik> gabrielmartins: https://easylinuxtipsproject.blogspot.com/p/security.html#ID1.1
[20:43] <coconut> gabrielmartins, and there are things like rkhunter, firewalls(gufw if you are new) and selinux too if you like.
[20:45] <coconut> thanks for the link Maik :)
[20:45] <Maik> yw :)
[20:53] <gnrp> gabrielmartins: In addition to the article from Maik... the main protection you have with a desktop Linux is obscurity. There are too few people and too many different systems to make an untargeted attack (as antiviruses protect you against) worth it
[20:54] <gnrp> imho, the biggest dangers in desktop linuxes comes from the distribution itself and missing frameworks to properly implement security policies. BBut that's being worked on, although slow
[20:58] <gabrielmartins> friend I can not update rkhunter.
[20:59] <gnrp> it is funny. There are lots of different attempts at security by different distributions or OSs. But in the end they are all too obscure anyway to really evaluate its usefulness
[20:59] <gabrielmartins> invalid web cmd
[20:59] <gnrp> gabrielmartins: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RKhunter
[21:00] <gnrp> ups, sorry, wrong link
[21:00] <gnrp> https://kifarunix.com/how-to-install-rkhunter-rootkit-hunter-on-ubuntu-18-04/ seems more appropriate. Anyway, google 'rkhunter ubuntu' will bring up a lot of results (most of mine are in German, thus no sense in sending)
[21:21] <gabrielmartins> friends, i wish i could record ubuntu distro image. i like xubuntu but i like ubuntu. I'm actually getting to know the system now. i am a windows user.
[21:23] <gnrp> gabrielmartins: What do you mean by "record ubuntu distro image"?
[21:24] <gnrp> ah, if you are referring to me saying something about ubuntu... in this case, the difference between xubuntu and ubuntu does not matter. The system is the same, you can apply the same things you read about ubuntu for rkhunter also for xubuntu
[21:25] <gabrielmartins> I try to record and the app doesn't work.
[21:25] <Maik> stop cross posting by the way and keep support related questions in this channel, not -offtopic
[21:27] <gabrielmartins> ok thanks for the information
[21:27] <Maik> not the first time we ask to do so :)
[21:27] <Maik> gabrielmartins: what's your native language?
[21:28] <gabrielmartins> português brasil
[21:30] <Maik> maybe it's better for you to join a channel where they speak your language so you can express yourself better..? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList
[21:31] <gnrp> !br
[21:31] <Maik> gnrp: thanks
[21:37] <gnrp> Maik: That bot is really nice once you understood the basic usage^^
[21:38] <Maik> i know some but forgot about !br
[21:38] <Maik> :)
[21:39] <JackFrost> It's still best to actually talk to a user when possible, rather than just hitting up factoids.
[21:41] <gnrp> JackFrost: No doubt. But when there is a channel or some information considering a country or lagnauge, that is nice
[21:41] <gnrp> replace lasagne by language...