[02:30] <hyphenU> I am trying my hands at different distro's ,and have come to realize that some do not work with my wifi card by default? Is that just a drivers issue?
[02:31] <Unit193> Likely, but check lspci to see what you're running with.
[02:31]  * Unit193 waits to find out it is broadcom.
[02:32] <hyphenU> ^ thankx 
[02:34] <hyphenU> "Intel Corporation Wi-Fi 6 AX201 (Rev 20)
[02:34] <hyphenU> Is that pertinent information for when and if my wifi doesn't work?
[02:34] <Unit193> 'non-free firmware'
[02:35] <Unit193> !info firmware-iwlwifi
[02:35] <Unit193> >_>
[02:38] <hyphenU> sorry if this is a noob question, but do you mean to say, that in order to install drivers (if wifi is not working), would be by enabling "non-free firmeware" for updates?
[02:38] <Unit193> No, it's a "non-free" firmware so some distros don't ship them by default.
[02:38] <hyphenU> ah ok
[02:39] <hyphenU> Would that be remedied in time, if someone were to develop drivers and include them in the distro?
[02:40] <hyphenU> Intel G11 is old now, 2020. I am surprised they don't have drivers yet for some Linux based distros.
[03:00] <hyphenU> Unit193: can I PM you?
[03:01] <Unit193> If it's about Xubuntu, it's best to ask support questions in channel.
[03:33] <hyphenU> It was actually about something else, related to someone spoofing my identity on another server. I just wanted to warn you. 
[03:33] <hyphenU> Is that common? For Cyberbully's and whatever else, to spoof one's identity, so as to tarnish their reputation and have them banned?
[04:03] <Unit193> hyphenU: Not really the channel for that one, but if you aren't using it and you didn't register it, then it's not really your nick. :)
[04:06] <hyphenU> ok
[04:07] <hyphenU> Nevermind, the person who is mimicking my old username is smart as F it seems. 
[04:07] <hyphenU> I'll allow them to pretend. lol
[10:38] <castania> nada
[11:38] <nikolam> I have a large Temp folder where I land all the temp failes, images I save etc. It has like 16Gigs 1316 files and folders in Temp folder . 
[11:39] <nikolam> And sometimes when I open it in Thunar, or start sometnihg from that forlde rin Thunar, Thunar seems to be crashing
[13:08] <sorinello> Hello. I am using a Xubuntu 23.04 VM with latest updates, to which I connect via SPICE protocol. It seems that Thunar is crashing the entire desktop very often when I copy/delete files. I am getting back at the login screen where I have to type my password, and all my programs are closed. I have to re-open everything. This seems to be happening only via SPICE protocol, not via NoVNC. Is this a known issue? I have tried searching for some reported 
[13:08] <sorinello> bugs about this but I found nothing.