User1: hello. my desktop background and all symbols are gone. dont know why. only a grey background and toolbars are left.
User2: User1  xfdesktop must have stopped working
User2: for some reason try and start it in a terminaml'
User1: well_laid_lawn, Thanks now they are back. maybe it stored last running processes. I dont like this. can I stop this storage of last running processes for ever?
User2: I'm sure you can, one minute
User2: https://wiki.xfce.org/faq - and search for "the cool new"
User1: well_laid_lawn, Thank you, very much!
User2: cheers
User3: hi
User3: just a quick question, where does xubuntu store fonts or what program to do i use to install them please
User3: i am trying to search for this information but asking here at the same time
User3: i think i have sort of sorted it
User3: ok sorted it, will try and get some info on my website at some point
User4: I tried and failed to install the Native Client for Google Chrome but now, when I start Chrome, it says "You are using an unsupported command-line flag: --extensions-on-chrome-urls. Stability and security will suffer." How do I access the command line entry for the XFCE menu?
User5: Hello there. Since a few days, my internet connection stalls after a few minutes after connecting to the wireless network. Using Xubuntu 16.04 with the BCM4318 PCI wireless card
User5: a regular ping to 91.69.162.6 results in   58 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 58360ms
User5: is anyone around who could help me - and - what kind of information do you need?
User6: I don't have a system with a broadcom card in it anymore, so I can't say for sure in 16.04, but at least in 14.04 the open source driver caused this behavior and I had to install the proprietary one
User6: I don't have exact instructions for this in 16.04, but that might help you get started
User5: while looking through the Q&A pages the proprietary driver was not recommended to anyone, for being outdated and buggy
User6: it was buggy when I used it too, but at least it worked
User6: what do they suggest instead?
User5: https://askubuntu.com/questions/55868/installing-broadcom-wireless-drivers#answer-67806
User5: but that's again quite old, 2011
User5: will try to install the STA driver
User7: Ubuntu 17.10 is shipping with wayland.  Does that mean Xubuntu will?
User8: No, xfce is in the process of switching to gtk3 tho
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