[10:09] <dragon2> is it possible to convert a pdf scan to a more editable format in lubuntu? I may have to add a sotware package?
[10:10] <dragon2> I have a scan of a document with a logo, pdf format. I got to store as, and I only have the pdf format option in the schroll bar?
[10:11] <dragon2> it looks like lubuntu has qpdf as sa default pdf reader
[10:21] <kc2bez> dragon2: Libreoffice Draw might be helpful for this.
[10:39] <dragon2> thanks it did open in libre draw
[10:40] <dragon2> but I am not able to edit much, cut out logo etc. 
[10:40] <dragon2> hmmm
[10:40] <dragon2> I use libre a lot, but draw is pretty new to me
[10:45] <kc2bez> Some pdfs are not really editable. It all depends on how they are made. Draw usually does an ok job on them, I am not sure what else to suggest.
[12:08] <dragon2> it`s not a scan to editible word document
[12:09] <dragon2> it is a scan of a document witha few logos and some text columns. I just wanted to extract the old company logo to start with
[12:09] <dragon2> I have managed similar before, but it was a sort of draw a line around and cut out type of affair, 
[12:10] <dragon2> ...a daunting task in current offices
[14:26] <somenone> has anyone ever seen something about a cheap usb keyboard ignoring the "key repeat" settings?
[14:26] <somenone> i'm likely going to grab another one later today so it doesn't matter too much but it's pretty weird
[14:27] <somenone> e.g. when holding shift and a, it doesn't come out as a consistent AAAA, but rather something like aaaAaaAAAa
 that sounds more like hardware problem than the Key Repeat settings - cheaper keyboards might not have good consistent contacts or such on their hardware end.
[15:36] <somenone> i don't believe that's the problem...the keyboard works fine on windows
[15:37] <somenone> i thought that was the issue too but it seems to be okay. there's another keyboard i briefly checked that had the same issue
[15:39] <somenone> also, bad wording on my part, i don't think the settings are the cause, it's just related
[15:40] <somenone> i mention that because they have no effect whatsoever on the faulty keyboard, but have on all others i tested
[15:42] <somenone> no idea what the issue would be honestly, drivers aside
 Hello, can we use hot corners feature at lubuntu ? like when i move my cursor to top right i want it to minimize focused window.
 or open VLC,  or show desktop, or open app menu
 or swich to other app window, or hide/unhide(togle) bottom bar
[20:30] <Robbanux> Hi friends. Old Bob here. I try to install the great Lubuntu 20 on my old Fujitsu 510 and installation did great but. When i try to restart the computer it will not reboot to Lubuntu.It is like it is no bootloader installed! Someone know the problem?
[20:33] <Robbanux> Thanks for the help. Have a nice evening.
[21:21] <somenone> grabbed another cheap one, same deal. they have the same usb vendor id for whatever that's worth: c0f4
[21:29] <somenone> one other weird thing i noticed, is that even on the fancy asus bios thing here it has the same behavior
[22:23] <somenone> speaking of the bios, that's probably more related...
[22:24] <somenone> i tested yet another keyboard on a live lubuntu install where i bought it, and it worked fine there, but back here, same thing yet again
[22:25] <somenone> updating this bios looks pretty annoying though, ugh
[23:08] <somenone> really have no clue. on a desktop + laptop with lubuntu installed, the issue shows up. on another laptop with windows, a live install doesn't show the issue