[04:29] Hi. I am have small problem when using Xubuntu. When I press Ctrl+Alt+F1 it shows command line interface but with yellow text. What should I Do to make the text in cli interfaces white again? [04:46] Chaser: try from your terminal's task bar Edit -> Preferences -> Colors . === vlm_ is now known as vlm [16:54] hello, a question about 32bit versions from xubuntu. how long is a 32bit version available? [16:55] Bionic was the last version, it was released in 2018 with three years of support. [16:55] thx Unit193 [16:57] If at all possible, consider whether you can switch to a computer that's 64bit as 32bit will be less tested and things might start disappearing there. You *may* want to consider Debian as it still supports 32bit, but... [16:59] i try debian i386. thx [17:00] the problem is that this computer is from a beginner and windows user... i hope he can use debian :-) [17:05] @xu-help45w If the person is a beginning user I tend to find out as much I can about what they're going to do with the computer, then I customize the distribution to suit them better. (e.g. dragging frequently used icons to the desktop, adding whatever games/software that might help them). Just dumping a stock Linux image, no matter the distro, [17:05] usually frustrates people. That said I had someone who was 85, spoke almost no English, and he was fine with Xubuntu because I customized it for him (larger panel, icons in the panel for Skype and other software he used... even added a flag in the right hand corner so he can switch between typing in Russian and English). [17:07] @chaslinux right [17:07] true [17:09] But yeah, *buntu's are nice for how easy some of the non-free stuff is to install... [17:10] new lubuntu installed. grub boot fails...^^ [17:11] "attemp to read or write outside of disk hd0 [17:11] " [17:11] i'm a archlinux user [17:11] ^^ [17:11] distribution switching is not my pro [17:12] my favorite boot loader is syslinux [17:13] ok, usb boot device with debian is created, i try this now [17:15] chaslinux: Indeed it can be easier in ways, I only approach it since Ubuntu isn't really an option for 32bit anymore. [17:18] omg, the good old debian, it is over > 10 ago since i have installed debian [17:18] years [17:36] thx for helping me. bye [17:49] Yeah we used it years (2001-2004) ago as a base for our own custom distribution... I remember one of the first things we had to do was get the PS/2 mouse working... lol, fun times.