[16:52] <lubot> [telegram] <Rodrigo> when I want to move the cursor from one monitor to the other, there are two scenarios:
[16:52] <lubot> [telegram] <Rodrigo> 1. if I do it quickly (ie the mouse cursor goes from monitor 1 to monitor 2 at 'high' speed), it works as exptected. BUT
[16:52] <lubot> [telegram] <Rodrigo> 2. if I do the exact same, in the exact same point of the "exit" monitor, the mouse cursor just stops inside monitor 1, as if there was a wall
[16:52] <lubot> [telegram] <Rodrigo> where is this setting configured and what is the rationale?
[17:04] <lubot> [telegram] <Rodrigo> ok I found it, it's the 'keep monitors attached' option. I never really understood this😅
[18:34] <hello25> Good evening
[18:34] <hello25> From fair weather Sundra Mpumulanga South Africa
[18:34] <hello25> 20:34 here now
[18:35] <hello25> May I ask if Lubuntu is available for older 32 bit desktop machines?
[18:41] <lubot> [matrix] <wxl> sorry, no
[18:41] <xangua> I don't think so
[18:42] <lubot> [telegram] <vanitas_77> It was like 2, 3 years back I guess
[18:42] <lubot> [telegram] <vanitas_77> You might wanna try older version
[18:43] <lubot> [matrix] <wxl> older versions mean older security and that's not recommended
[18:45] <hello25> Let me know What you guys would recommend? My machines direct specs are: (using lscpu command-Architecture:i686 CPU op-mode(s):32-bit, 64-bit
[18:47] <hello25> ubuntu 18.04 at the moment but is slow, so I am hoping to try and get the pc "better". No high end stuff going on, Im still learning (really slow pace but Im getting there).
[18:52] <lubot> [matrix] <wxl> looks like you can support 64 bit, so just run lubuntu and you'll be in the best possible situation
[18:54] <hello25> Thanks there lubot! :)  I am hoping to get the Lubuntu OS on its own drive and keep the Ubuntu 18.04 as a "learn and break OS", its quite tough studying on your own, Chris Titus Techs videos on Youtube have been a great help. So I hope to be back with some skill set soon. :)