Hello,
I am starting to see garbage left on my screen like the picture below
http://i886.photobucket.com/albums/ac69/CMAR606/LUBUNTU/2014-05-30-234448_1280x1024_scrot.png
That garbage left on the screen ( that clear box) was from me closing a
terminal window
Any ideas why?
And the only w
Hi,
thanks for keeping us updated. Once you have solved it, I'd like your
experience of what you find to get it into a wiki area for people who come
after you.
Regards,
Phill.
On 31 May 2014 02:12, John Hupp wrote:
> I correct myself: fancontrol does have to be installed separately. It
> i
I correct myself: fancontrol does have to be installed separately. It
includes pwmconfig.
When I ran sudo pwmconfig, it reported "There are no pwm-capable sensor
modules installed."
This despite the fact that sensors-detect *did* find a sensor that it
could use and configured the coretemp m
You say that you installed lm-sensors (and fancontrol, although I think
fancontrol is simply part of the lm-sensors package) and detail some
things about lsmod and the desired fan control settings.
But when you ran sensors-detect, what did it detect, and what if any
modules did it proposed to
Hello,
on a related note:
The Audacious developers just confirmed that they are porting Audacious to Qt,
see:
http://redmine.audacious-media-player.org/boards/1/topics/1100
;)
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I wanted to drop a line merely to say that I have also been interested
in the general problem of fan control and am trying to work my way back
into the question now.
The Lenovo 3000 C200 laptop that I'm working with now does not have any
exposed BIOS settings for this, so monitor/control via t
Hello,
> Rafael Laguna wrote:
>
> [...] About the standard theme, it's a bit stupid. There're name conventions
> for
> every action in the desktop. Mail apps are fully covered. You just need to
> see Evolution in action. It has a lot of icons and all of them are taken
> from your gtk theme. [..
Hi,
provided you are not subjected to the update notifier bug, you will receive
a steady stream of updates. If you are not receiving update notifications,
I'd suggest opening a terminal session:
Menu --> Accessories --> LXTerminal
Then issue the following command (you will be prompted for your p
Hi, for some reason your e-mail got filtered as spam...
The PPA is for testing out the fixes.
The fixes will probably appear around 14.04.1
These are just guesses, as I am not a developer :)
On 05/28/2014 03:36 PM, N. W. wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've got some questions regarding the PPA:
>
> https:
The archive with install script, and the instructions for the couple
manual mods are at
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1823915&page=14&p=13036809#post13036809
I currently don't have anything else on my to-do list for it. But I did
detail a few things below that people with more expe
I fell in love with SeaMonkey as a email client.
James
Indiana
Rafael Laguna wrote:
We already voted about a change of the default mail client. In fact, I
proposed Claws, but have in consideration that Claws is a fork of a
fork, so deep that we barely can't follow their packages evolution. We
Sounds like you are making progress, feel free to give me a 'ping' when you
want some testing done I've got VM's that I can 'blow up' as and when
needed :)
Regards,
Phill.
On 30 May 2014 20:24, John Hupp wrote:
> One follow-up: I hadn't been thinking about the use of the terminal box
> decor
One follow-up: I hadn't been thinking about the use of the terminal box
decoration images. Those are now set up so that the whole screen is
painted over (at least up to about 2560x1600) with the single color when
a menu selection is made (no lingering title or bottom labels).
On 5/29/2014 8:1
On 05/30/2014 11:01 AM, c. marlow wrote:
>
> On 05/30/2014 06:52 AM, N. W. wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>>> Julien Lavergne wrote:
>>>
>>> [...] - After the LXQt migration, we have to change most of our
>>> applications to have Qt ones. It needs time to discuss, compare, test
>>> and integrate them. We have
It will still be Lubuntu.
Regards,
Phill.
On 30 May 2014 19:39, c. marlow wrote:
>
> On 05/30/2014 11:55 AM, Rafael Laguna wrote:
>
> You are right about it. We realized that our desktop concept was exactly
> the same as theirs. The overall look is the same, that "old" desktop
> metaphor bas
On 05/30/2014 11:55 AM, Rafael Laguna wrote:
You are right about it. We realized that our desktop concept was
exactly the same as theirs. The overall look is the same, that "old"
desktop metaphor based on CDE standards (just like Windows or LXDE)
using an icon grid and a panel. And remember th
Hello,
not intending to hustle anyone, but:
Is there any specfic reason why nobody is replying / nobody is
answering the questions from the previous post?
It would be much appreciated if someone would answer them.
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You are right about it. We realized that our desktop concept was exactly
the same as theirs. The overall look is the same, that "old" desktop
metaphor based on CDE standards (just like Windows or LXDE) using an icon
grid and a panel. And remember the libraries. At this moment we use too
many widget
KDE uses QT, but it's not QT. UbuntuOne, or many other apps, used QT and
nobody noticed it. We're not forced, really. Other environments will remain
in GTK. But not LXDE. Have in mind that QT is faster than GTK, modern and
it's Desktop independent, unlike GTK, that depends heavily on GNOME.
Trust
I think the two projects (LXDE and RazorQt) simply found common goals,
philosophy and duplication of effort. I imagine they figured everybody working
on the same thing would produce better results overall. Lubuntu devs don't gave
much choice other than forking LXDE, which would be taking on more
In Synaptic under 14.04, if for a selected package you click _Visit
Homepage_ from the description pane, this generates the error:
_Profile Missing_
Your Firefox profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or
inaccessible.
FF starts just fine standalone.
I have not explored widely to
On 05/30/2014 06:52 AM, N. W. wrote:
Hello,
Julien Lavergne wrote:
[...] - After the LXQt migration, we have to change most of our
applications to have Qt ones. It needs time to discuss, compare, test
and integrate them. We have to change 80 to 90 % of our seed … [...]
may I ask why that is?
In fact, Sylpheed-Claws was already a fork, and then its development
stopped and reborn as Claws Mail, that was another fork. But it does not
make it less suitable for use :)
About the standard theme, it's a bit stupid. There're name conventions for
every action in the desktop. Mail apps are fully
Hello,
thanks for the fast response.
> Rafael Laguna wrote:
>
> [...] We already voted about a change of the default mail client. [...]
If available, could you please provide a link to that vote / poll?
> Rafael Laguna wrote:
>
> [...] Claws is a fork of a fork [...]
Not sure if that is the
We don't know yet. We have to decline using GTK libraries with time,
because we cannot keep two widget sets in a single ISO. Also, the only way
to get a desktop homogeneous is to keep all the widgets calling for the
same graphics.
Look, right now we're using gtk3, gtk2, tk, plainX and qt. It doesn
Hello,
> Julien Lavergne wrote:
>
> [...] - After the LXQt migration, we have to change most of our
> applications to have Qt ones. It needs time to discuss, compare, test
> and integrate them. We have to change 80 to 90 % of our seed … [...]
may I ask why that is?
Why do you have to replace GTK
We already voted about a change of the default mail client. In fact, I
proposed Claws, but have in consideration that Claws is a fork of a fork,
so deep that we barely can't follow their packages evolution. We could use
it, but we need to consider lots of things to include it in Lubuntu
(easyness o
Dear Lubuntu Artwork Team,
Claws Mail has an icon theme feature, see:
http://www.claws-mail.org/themes.php?section=downloads
And since version 3.4beta6, Sylpheed also has an icon theme feature, see:
> http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/en/news.html
>
> [...] Sylpheed 3.4beta6 has been released.
>
> In
Obviously it's a GTK3 error. GTK2 can't use CSS styles for rounded corners.
And it seems that your compiled version of Synaptic is not using well the
theme engine. Try to test with another (recent) GTK3 theme like ZukiTwo.
Probably you'll see the same errors.
Anyway, this doesn't happen on AMD64 o
Because there's no theme for LXQT yet. The theming engine and they way it
uses icons is not fully XDG compatible. but it's being fixed, so I'll work
on it once it become standard.
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2014-05-30 6:05 GMT+02:00 brendanperrine :
>
> I have a working LXQt thing b
Am 30.05.2014 03:54, schrieb lubuntu-users-requ...@lists.ubuntu.com:
Hi,
I have noticed those errors also. I wonder if this is related to GTK2
and GTK3? Some of those programs might be GTK2 and some of the things
are not supported quite as well since GTK3 is where things are going...
just a th
I tried copying the theme and icons on a Debian stable computer but it
doesn't seem to work. The icons look weird and they are not displayed
correctly. Has anyone installed the theme and icons successfully on Debian
stable? I have a thin client with only 1GB of CF memory and Debian LXDE
(lxde-core
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