[06:31] <invultri> Good morning, yesterday I turned off the PC and this morning I turned it on and now my monitor is known as 'default' with only the 1024x768 resolution. Can I get a hint what might have broken this? (Monitor is a 1920x1080 on hdmi)
[08:29] <ari88> hello everyone, will deleting a repository in Software also automatically delete/break the apps/packages you downloaded through it?
[08:44] <gijs_nl> @ari88, no. but updates to those apps will fail or not be processed.
[08:47] <ari88> couldn't you just re-download those repo's again if you wanted to update them?
[08:48] <gijs_nl> i think that should be possible yes. For example for Plex I have a repo, and plex wont update as long as i keep that repo disabled/removed. 
[08:49] <ari88> sweet, i guess my main concern was that having tons of repo's enabled could slow down your computer in the long run
[08:50] <gijs_nl> depends on your setup as well as internet connection speed. But i agree on keeping things tidy and clean 
[10:05] <xubuntu14d> I'm the guy who asked the weird question above, concerning the full installation packages. Did anybody answered that?
[10:13] <Montresor> xubuntu14d: What's  apt -s install xubuntu-desktop^  give you?
[14:13] <chintu> ok
[15:49] <xu-help28w> hi, i wrote a question about the kernel 6.0 , and the actual kernel 5.19..their update and which xubuntu choose to run
[16:40] <aiks> hola
[17:54] <jpmh> just installed xubuntu - been a linux user for years though - so, how do I re-arrange the sequence of icons that I have added to the "Panel"?
[18:03] <krytarik> jpmh: Unless you are talking about system tray icons, right-click on them and then "Move"
[18:04] <jpmh> krytarik: ty so much - as it happens, I discovered it EVENTUALLY while waiting for the response
[18:06] <jpmh> so, as a linux user of years I am used to adding users with command line.  It looks like there should be a gui way to do it, but when I click on the top left icon, then settings I do not see a choice for User. what am I missing?
[18:07] <krytarik> Well, I do have "Users and Groups" in the Settings Manager.
[18:10] <jpmh> well that doesn't help me much - r u just clikcking on the icon and then on Settings and expecting to see Users in the alphabetical list that appears?
[18:12] <krytarik> https://xubuntu.github.io/xubuntu-docs/user/C/user-management.html - see here.
[18:14] <jpmh> yep - and the Users and Groups does not show up - as it happens I'm not unhappy to use the command line
[18:17] <krytarik> What version of Xubuntu did you pick?  And have you got gnome-system-tools installed?
[18:18] <jpmh> I grabbed the ISO for 22.04 from the downloads site and installed it- I have not installed gnome-system-tools - should I and if so how
[18:21] <jpmh> HA - installed the system tools and now it is there - ty so much
[18:22] <krytarik> https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/22.04.1/release/xubuntu-22.04.1-desktop-amd64.manifest - well, it's definitely in the manifest though.
[18:23] <jpmh> well, when I installed I did click the "minimal" option - so, probably why ot there
[18:24] <krytarik> Ah yes, that'd leave out lots of stuff indeed!
[18:25] <jpmh> apparently so.  You would think that users is sort of something not to leave out, :)
[18:25] <jpmh> I have to say that so far I am LOVING XUBUNTU
[18:27] <krytarik> Well, as you said, users and their permissions can also be tweaked via command line, so this would fit the "minimal" definition.. :P
[18:28] <jpmh> right - and I have been using linux at the command line for MANY years and am completely comfortable there
[18:31] <krytarik> https://github.com/Xubuntu/xubuntu-seed/blob/jammy/desktop.minimal-remove - if you wonder what else you might be missing but do want.
[18:34] <jpmh> a very useful page - ty
[18:37] <jpmh> need to step away - ty SO MUCH for asll your help
[18:38] <krytarik> Yw!
[21:20] <ubuking> HILFE ABER SOFORT