[03:21] The installation dialoging is extremely slow [03:22] E.g. after choosing Keyboard layout I need to way for 2 to 3 minutes to reach the next screen [03:22] is this xubuntu specific or does installing from live CD come from Ubuntu? [03:29] hm... it seems like ubuntu driven. The process called ubiquity [03:46] It can also be that your USB port or stick is a bottlenck [03:47] I bought some "Philips" branded USB sticks at Best Buy maybe a month ago that were fake and getting something like 5Kbps transfer rates [03:52] genii, ah, and due to that the install process can get it's information only very slowly [03:53] Yes [03:55] This slowdown could also happen for other reasons. But at least it *is prgressing, if slowly [03:55] hello [03:56] hope you are having a nice time. I am an absolute newbie who is quite lost. I just installed xubuntu, before I had mint [03:57] I was mainly just following the instructions of a friend. All day long I tried to install either windows 10 or xubuntu via USB [03:57] But was unable to do either because at the very end the grub file was missing and gave me a fatal error on both [03:58] I went into the terminal before the last installation antempt and tried some commands to install grub [03:59] and on the next restart it seems to be working. My friend is dead asleep now... and I need to work out if I did in fact get the installation through [04:01] if anyone could answer me one or both of these two questions you-d be doing me a fabulous favor and rock my world [04:02] 1> what ubuntu does xubuntu run_ how can I see this? [04:02] 2. does anyone know if davinci resolve runs on xubuntu? [04:10] SQ: 1) (x)ubuntu is a sister/flavour of the (u)buntu sysyem. xubuntu runs xfce as the desktop environmnet, whereas ubuntu runs GNOME. Yo see what the present kernel is run terminal command ' uname -r ' // 2) Yes; see: https://www.linuxuprising.com/2018/06/how-to-install-davinci-resolve-15-in.html for one instance. [04:13] thanks [04:13] <3 [04:14] SQ: :D Welcome to xubuntu . [04:14] one more, maybe too dumb, question... is there a way to make sure my grup is working properly [04:15] grub [04:15] I dont even know for sure if my installation finished succesfully [04:16] as just before reboot after grub error I could use firefox a bit [04:20] SQ: Lots of commands to see aspects of grub - sudo grub-probe -t device /boot/grub ; sudo grub-probe -t fs_uuid /boot/grub ; sudo lshw -C Disk -short. All these look sane ? But in general if systems boot - grub is not broke. [04:38] It has been a crazy day of so many reboots and reinstalations [04:38] I-ve lost my mind [04:40] hehehe! But I guess I just got to reboot now and see. Also, change my keyboard settings. Thank you so much [04:47] SQ: We are here to help :D [04:47] Hiya Bashing-om [04:47] I'm back [04:48] kotek14: Back is a good thing ? [04:48] Bashing-om: depends [04:48] Bashing-om: Are you by any chance familiar with JavaScript? [04:49] kotek14: No I must admit that I am not - that might be a good thing. [04:50] Bashing-om: I might agree with you - Python seems much more logical. [04:51] kotek14: So far python and bash have met all my needs. [07:12] Installed xubuntu as guest on windows 10 using vmware player - configured windows host printer using thin print - however i printed a single page of a pdf document and it printed 8 pages of garbage before i powered off the printer - please help fix [07:13] I am running 20.04 xubuntu === inviolet is now known as marcosins