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[01:55] <Ze4fer> Torrent download link for Focal Fossa is broken - https://torrent.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/focal/release/desktop/xubuntu-20.04.4-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent
[01:58] <Ze4fer> As shown on main web site.
[02:09] <Bashing-om> Ze4fer: Works for me >> " -rw-rw-r--  1 sysop sysop    148156 Sep  9 21:05  xubuntu-20.04.5-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent" via https://torrent.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/focal/release/desktop/ .
[02:10] <rfm> problem is xubuntu,org/download still points to 20.04.4
[02:15] <rfm> ah, I found the mail link to report errors, will do
[02:52] <Ze4fer> Cheers.
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[10:47] <xu-help94w> I've got a question about how Xubuntu automatically configures a network connection. Let's suppose I have a Wi-Fi hotspot. Am I right to guess that it is always done through NetworkManager.service? Or is it not? There's some other ones as well. systemd-networkd.service and systemd-resolved.service. I
[10:48] <xu-help94w> I've heard two daemons should not be run simultaneously, but systemd is... kinda always present in distros. So...
[10:49] <xu-help94w> When I connect to a network easily, with which daemon is it done, NetworkManager or systemd-networkd?
[10:51] <xu-help94w> I could guess it is NetworkManager, but I dunno, perhaps it is somehow systemd-networkd being preconfigured?
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[19:04] <xu-help94w> Which greeter does Xubuntu use? How to find it out? I've heard Xubuntu uses LightDM, but I suppose it's a different thing from a greeter... How to find out in any distro what greeter it uses if it's 100% LightDM?
[19:25] <krytarik> xu-help94w: Xubuntu uses lightdm-gtk-greeter, and I guess the most universal way to check what greeter is being used is to check the logs in '/var/log/lightdm'
[19:26] <xu-help94w> krytarik, you a lot!
[19:26] <xu-help94w> thank* :)
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