User1: hello. im running lubuntu after i closed my lid and opened it back up all my panel items were to the left instead of the traditional bottom right corner
User2: quicktables  is a very easy to use/configure script. The problem with quicktables is that it has been abandonware for a long time and may not be safe to deploy. Can anyone recommend me a currently developed alternative(in the form of a script) that  offers the same ease of use?
User3: Hi. My default settings from ~/.Xresources are overriden each reboot. I tried to put "xrdb -load ${HOME}/.Xresources" in ~/.xinitrc or ~/.xsession but it doesn't being executed (it's chmod u+x)
User4: Hi.
User4: Where do I put things that I want to get started on each boot?
User4: (autostart)
User4: or, where to put script that will get autoexecuted?
User4: why my ~/.Xresources is not read by default?
User4: each boot?
User4: HEY!
User4: where's support?
User4: and where are days when things were so simple
User4: .xinitrc was way to go
User4: linux/ubuntu is now complicated shit
User5: User4 please try and watch the language in the official support channels.. also, we are all volunteering support here.. whats the issue?
User4: Sorry, I'm a little bit frustrated here. My ~/.Xresources doesn't being loaded at each boot
User5: http://askubuntu.com/questions/81383/how-can-i-add-new-autostart-programs-in-lubuntu
User5: User4 what are you tring to do?
User4: set defaults for my terminal (uxterm)
User4: in .Xresources
User4: colors, for example
User5: http://superuser.com/questions/146457/how-do-i-add-startup-applications-in-lubuntu-lxde is a lot like what i have done for openbox
User5: User4 colors of what? a terminal?
User4: yes
User4: but I like to do it by .Xresources, not by something stupid GUI menu
User4: ok, I'll try with this superuser tip
User5: User4 you can edit the file referenced in the links above.. you can do that from tty if you like
User4: thanks
User6: Hey
User7: hello
User7: can somebody help me with an issue i have with my lubuntu ?
User6: !anyone
User8: A high percentage of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? See also !details, !gq, and !poll.
User7: oh ok
User7: well i installed my lubuntu it dont have any GUI, all i get is a command line to login
User7: i use a eepc x101ch
User7: i typed startx  and i got unablt to connect to x server
User7: connection refused
User6: User7 Have you tried [ sudo servie /etc/init.d/lightdm start ] ?
User6: *service
User6: not "servie"
User7: i tried it now and i got unrecognized service
User6: User7 Weird.
User5: !nomodeset | kuse
User8: User7 A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter
User5: ^^ thats an option.. also kuse, did you get to a desktop from the live CD? is this an issue that has always been? or something that broke? what broke it?
User7: User5 thanks i will check that
User7: i mean ubottu
User7: User5  i just installed the lubuntu from a pen
User7: i had GUI when i installed it
User7: when i boot it i only have the black screen
User5: User7 could be that a kernel update during the install has broken support for your graphics.. i woulld try nomodeset, then you have a better idea of where the issue could be
User7: yep its weird, i bought the eepc with ubuntu on it but i would prefer something lighter so i found lubuntu i figured it would have no incompatibilities
User5: User7 you didnt buy it from asus with ubuntu on it
User5: User7 you are experiencing issues going from one version of ubuntu to another .. not from another desktop environment to LXDE
User5: User7 you could have installed LXDE or lubuntu-desktop into the verion that was running on the machine when you bought it (used i assume)
User7: i bought it brand new from a store
User5: User7 not with ubuntu on it.. not from asus
User5: not an EEE that im aware of
User9: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/11/asus-ubuntu-netbook-launches-in-portugal
User7: yep thats it
User5: or, maybe you are in portugal ;)
User7: :D
User6: User5 I checked whois, the domain is .pt
User5: anyways.. regardless... lubntu *is* ubuntu.. you can revert to the version the machine shiped with.. and install LXDE
User5: OR, troubleshoot the issue you are having
User6: So yeah, it's one of those
User7: i had no sucess with the nomodset option
User7: i tihnk i will donwload the distro again and do a fresh install, if the problem persists maybe i will switch to another one
User6: It's "nomodeset"
User7: thanks for the help guys
User10: Has the ability to hit windows key + arrow left right up or down been able to snap the windows in lubuntu always been there?
User10: b/c the ability to do that definitely makes me not want to use any other distro now, being able to side-by-side view to windows in perfectly the same size
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