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thoreauputictigmore: which link?12:00
hypa7iacamden: it's TEH ELEET GOODNESS12:00
hypa7iacamden: also, you get to bugtest12:00
mirakhi12:00
hypa7iaand there's composite, of course12:00
camdenhypa7ia: hmmm....12:00
Keybukeclipse: aptitude upgrade x-window-system-core12:00
ograhypa7ia: doesnt work yet12:00
jdubRiddell: ahr.12:00
camdencomposite?12:00
sladenKirsch: can you  grep name /proc/cpuinfo  ?12:00
hypa7iano composite?  *cries*12:00
jdubRiddell: was hoping to find an industrial/human like theme for kde, and set that as the default for ubuntu12:01
HrdwrBoBhypa7ia: it works12:01
HrdwrBoBit's just.. slow.. and xcompmgr crashes12:01
camdenbut what is composite?12:01
HrdwrBoBcamden: off screen compositing12:01
Keybukcamden: shiny transparent windows, etc.12:01
ograhypa7ia: way to go for this....with composite enabled my desktop feels faster via vnc then on the screen itself ;)12:01
HrdwrBoBallows shadows, transparency and all sorts of things12:01
camdenohh... but it sound like it's not quite ready for a production env.12:02
sladenhypa7ia: you can enable Composite in the xorg.conf, but it has issues12:02
Kirschsladen: cat /proc/cpu | grep name --> model name       : Mobile Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 - M CPU 2.20GHz12:02
eclipsekeybuk, it needs to download like 242MB to install everything12:02
eclipsethat's too much12:02
HrdwrBoBcamden: this is why it's in hoary12:02
hypa7iacool, sladen.12:02
Riddelljdub: is that the theme used by GTK in ubuntu?12:02
camdenhrdwrbob: that makes a hell of a lot of sense. :)12:02
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tigmorethis one i need to find a ppc im program for ubuntu that will alow voice conversation to my visually impaired friend thought someone here might have a sugestion thoreauputic but i never got an answer until you12:02
keknehvhow do I remove files after I copy them?12:02
ograhypa7ia: no gksudo ..... so no graphical sysmanagement with composite right now12:02
HrdwrBoBtigmore: gnome meeting12:03
socommtigmore: festival12:03
hypa7iagotcha ogra12:03
Keybukeclipse: I'm guessing you're on warty, and want to just cherry-pick xorg from hoary?  or are on hoary and just trying to reduce your download?12:03
neighborleeis anyone else seeing problems changing download directory ( from dialog not menu ) in firefox 1.0 ?12:03
tigmoregnome meeting does it allow crossover to yahoo im12:03
eclipsei just want to cherry-pick xorg from hoary12:03
thoreauputictigmore: I don't know an answer12:04
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Keybukeclipse: basically that figure is "right" for picking x-window-system-core and all of its dependencies from hoary12:04
Keybukbut that's things like the libc and everything else :)12:04
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keknehvhow do I CUT files instead of COPY them?12:04
epodcan you upgrade firefox that comes with warty to 1.0 yet?12:04
Gwildoreclipse, change to hoary, grab xorg, then switch back to warty, your source.list that is12:04
ograkeknehv: rightclick12:04
sladenKirsch: what modules do you have loaded for it?  -acpi, or speedstep-centrino ?12:04
jdubRiddell: industrial is the gtk+ engine, human is the 'metatheme' in use and gtkrc mods to industrial12:04
eclipseok, so it won't upgrade my gnome 2.8 to 2.9.1?12:04
ograkeknehv: or middleclick and move12:05
Gwildoreclipse, no idea :)12:05
Keybukeclipse: probably will :)12:05
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eclipseGwildor, i tried that but it didn't work12:05
tigmorethank you all that answered i will find the links offered and see give me a few more days with warty and i should be able to return the favor on something else12:05
sladenRiddell: is there a hack to qt to make it use the GTK theme engine, so that KDE stuff will look the same?12:05
Gwildoreclipse, idk then12:05
Ruffian|Q|Why upgrade to hoary when its not even released :-p12:05
socommtigmore: no gnome-meeting doesn't work with yahoo, or MSN12:06
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eclipsei guess keybuk is right12:06
Lowryhi all12:06
eclipsewell it's downloading tons of shit...i hope everything will be fine after the installation12:06
tigmorel8ter all thanks12:06
Rene_SRuffian|Q|, Because it offers a great oppurtunity to learn linux and troubleshooting skills at the same time12:06
Riddellsladen: nice idea but you have it the wrong way around http://www.freedesktop.org/Software/gtk-qt12:06
eclipsei hope it won't ruin my linux box12:07
ograRiddell: bah12:07
Keybukeclipse: if you're worried about that ... you shouldn't touch *anything* from a development release12:07
keknehvI'm trying to move stuff on a usb disk to a different directory (it's fat16), but gnome thinks my directories are files...12:07
Townyis there someplace to view on the web what is available through the "universal" repository on ubuntu12:07
keknehvAnd once I right click on something, it dissapears!12:07
sabdflTowny: we'll have a web based archive viewer up in a few weeks12:09
sladenRiddell: how big a project do you think the opposite would be (qt-gtk) and do you think it'd be a project worth doing for Ubuntu12:09
thoreauputickeknehv: on commandline you could use the mv command to move stuff12:09
sabdflnight all12:09
Townysabdfl, is it just a snapshot of the debian unstable repository?12:09
ogranight sabdfl....12:09
sabdflTowny: no, there are a few extra packages in there12:09
sladenRiddell: eg, applications like  k3b  for which I don't know a GTK version appear to fit in fairly well if people installed them12:09
sabdfland we are figuring out how to allow more uploads to univers and multiverse12:10
ograTowny: you can look in here: http://archive.ubuntulinux.org/ubuntu/dists/warty/universe/binary-i386/Packages.gz12:10
eclipseis there a hoary.iso file that i can download?12:10
Matt|eclipse, nope12:10
Rene_SI personally dont care if K3B is pretty, it needs to work and thats it12:10
Keybuksladen: it still wouldn't be HIGgy though :(12:10
sabdfleclipse: coming tomorrow, i think12:10
ograTowny: for the contents12:10
Matt|oh really12:10
Matt|kewl12:10
eclipselol...serious?12:10
Riddellsladen: well it takes that rare thing of someone who knows the internals to both qt and gtk12:10
sabdfleclipse: try cdimage.ubuntulinux.org12:10
sladenKeybuk: well, this is the general downside of KDE stuff ;-)12:10
sabdflyou're looking for "array cd 1"12:10
eclipseok, thnx sabfl12:10
sabdflarray is the new sounder12:10
eclipseok, thnx sabdfl12:11
Matt|yep it's there12:11
Matt|good one12:11
Riddellsladen: but otherwise it can't be that hard, you just map the relevant gtk calls to qt calls, don't need to play around with eventloops or anything12:11
ograhttp://cdimage.ubuntulinux.org/releases/hoary/array-1/12:11
sabdflerm... it's brand new. thank kamion, and backup :-)12:11
Matt|eclipse, it isn't risky to update from warty tho12:11
sabdflMatt|: hoary could break in glorious ways between now and the freeze though12:11
ograKanion annonced it very nice ;)12:11
Matt|sabdfl, np12:11
ograKamion12:12
Matt|sabdfl, what ways do you have in mind?12:12
eclipsesabdfl, they do have a hoary.iso file12:12
RiddellKeybuk: well you can flip the relevent switch in kde libs to have the OK and Cancel buttons the wrong way around if you want to make it like gnome12:12
sabdflhmm... x.org is in already, so that one's past12:12
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KeybukRiddell: that's not just what the HIG says though12:12
sabdflwe have a few major changes going in12:12
Matt|sabdfl, where is firefox 1?12:13
sabdflcheck the wiki for details... HoaryHedgehog i think12:13
KeybukKDE apps always stick out like a sore thumb on GNOME, and vice-versa12:13
eclipsei'm gonna download that... thx sabdfl12:13
sabdflcheers12:13
Keybukpersonally I prefer it if they *do* look jarringly different, then you don't expect them to behave the same way12:13
bigtwhats the command to restart networking and samba i thought it was sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart12:13
Townythanks12:13
Matt|sabdfl, you seem to be a developer so I wanted to ask you something. if I'm having random screenblanks with xorg, should i file a bug? prob is that I have no idea when it is provoked!! :p12:13
jdubRiddell: 'flipping' the "ok" and "cancel" buttons won't make it anything like gnome :)12:13
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eclipseubuntu 5.04 is hoary12:14
Matt|eclipse, yes12:14
keknehvHow do I add disks to the disk section?12:14
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subterrificthere is a gtk theme that uses the colors and such from your current Qt theme, it makes gtk apps look pretty decent under KDE12:14
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sabdfls/is/will be/12:14
HrdwrBoBthe problem is not making K3b look like gnome12:14
subterrificits a freedesktop.org thing12:14
HrdwrBoBthe problem is making a gnome CD writing application which doesn't suck.12:14
Matt|*laughs*12:14
ograthe problem is to get rid of k2b12:14
Riddellsubterrific: we know, http://www.freedesktop.org/Software/gtk-qt is already mentioned12:14
sabdflMatt|: do the screenblanks go away when you press a key?12:14
Matt|sabdfl, *laughs*12:15
mirakwhat exactly is setting something suid ?12:15
jdubHrdwrBoB: currently testing coaster, which may go straight to hoary.12:15
Matt|sabdfl, no12:15
sabdflso its a lockup?12:15
HrdwrBoBjdub: excellent12:15
ograHrdwrBoB: so go on, help: http://www.grawert.net/software/mrburns/12:15
Matt|sabdfl, they last 1-2 seconds and go back to screen fine12:15
epodmirak: chmod +s, but that doesn't work properly in 2.6.812:15
sabdfloh, so it freezes for a while, then comes back>12:15
sabdfl?12:15
Keybukmirak: suid = setuid ... running the binary makes you "become" the user that owns it12:15
Matt|sabdfl, daniels mentioned when he announced xorg that there would be some random screen blanks12:15
ograjdub: is audio working in coaster ?12:15
hypa7iathe big burning things that are missing are encoded music > cd and video > cd/dvd, right?12:15
Matt|sabdfl, yeah the screen just seems to go away12:15
sabdflthen it's a known issue12:15
sabdfli haven't seen it12:16
epodhypa7ia: yep12:16
sabdflbut im still running warty12:16
Matt|sabdfl, yeah so i should leave it? dunno if he would appreciate bug reports12:16
Keybuksabdfl: coward ;)12:16
jdubogra: don't think so12:16
sabdflanyhow, time to crash, night all, night jdub12:16
Matt|nite12:16
jdubnight sabdfl12:16
sabdflKeybuk: hoary on the desktop :-)12:16
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Matt|jdub, what do you think? i should file bugs under xorg for screen blanks or just leave it?12:16
hypa7iai guess i'm lucky, haven't had to do either yet12:16
jdubsabdfl: good interview in mail&guardian, btw12:16
ograjdub: do you know a timeframe ? or will the slow development just go on...12:16
Matt|jdub, mail/guardian??? link pls12:17
sabdfljdub: missed that one, url?12:17
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mirakKeybuk: so if an application is suid , you are considered as root using it or is there something else ?12:17
jdubhttp://www.mg.co.za/Content/l3.asp?cg=Insight-TenQuestions&ao=12524412:17
subterrificf i'm not mistaken audio is almost working in coaster, i think i've seen the developer in the gstreamer irc channel getting people to test12:17
Keybukmirak: pretty much, yes ... assuming is setuid root12:17
jdubogra: well, for now it works with nautilus-cd-burner. that's a start.12:17
ograjdub: yay, finally....12:17
ograjdub: thats totally enough....12:18
mirakKeybuk: so I want to use shfsmount as a user, so I setted it as suid whith dpkg-reconfigure, that's ok ?12:18
Keybukcommon setuid binaries you will find on your system include "su", "sudo", etc.12:18
jdubnot that it's working on my test system yet, but i think that is a more general problem with my cd burner atm :)12:18
ogra*g*12:18
Keybukmirak: it's ok, provided that binary doesn't have any security holes, yes12:18
Keybukgenerally one keeps their number to a minimum and plays it safe with defaulting them to not-setuid12:19
ograjdub: i'm gonna test it.....12:19
tsengjdub: blame bryan anyway, its more fun12:19
Keybukalso not all binaries work anyway, it doesn't *actually* run them as root, it makes their "effective" user root -- the binary needs to do something else to properly "become" root12:19
jdubKeybuk: dude, what was the ATAPI incantation for cdrecord?12:19
Keybukthe general side-effect of that is if the binary runs anything else, what it runs *doesn't* run as root12:20
jdubtseng: don't want to make him cry12:20
Keybukjdub: how the hell should I know?  I don't even own a CD *player* :p12:20
epodfunky article.  That Mark person is lucky if he gets to go into space.12:20
Matt|*grins*12:20
Matt|lucky...12:20
epoddon't own a cd player? ehhh?12:20
Mithrandirjdub: dev=ATAPI:0:1:0 or something, I think.12:20
jdubepod: he's been. :-)12:20
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jdubMithrandir: mm, tried dev=ATAPI, but get:12:21
epodjdub: really? Ok, now I'm envious.  Ah well.  I'm just a ground-dwelling person ;) No spaceflight for me12:21
thoreauputicepod: with a name like Shuttleworth, hey....12:21
jdub(well, lots of spew, but two informative bits)12:21
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jdubWarning: Using ATA Packet interface.12:21
epodgood point thoreauputic12:21
jdubcdrecord: No such file or directory. Cannot open '0:1:0'. Cannot open SCSI driver.12:21
jdubbong!12:21
Mithrandirjdub: try cdrecord dev=ATAPI -scanbus?12:21
jdubMithrandir: that's what i'm doing ;)12:21
Matt|epod, you need to make some serious money, then you can go to space12:22
ograjdub: just dev=/dev/hdX12:22
Matt|epod, soon they will be doing commercial trips :)12:22
jdubogra: aha!12:22
ogra;)12:22
jdubogra: aaaaaha!12:22
jdubthat works :)12:22
eclipseby the way, did u guys notice that Flash on warty is not smooth...for example try to play this flash game and u know what i mean http://www.totebo.com/monkeylander/lander.html12:22
epodMatt|: yeah, it's the whole 'making serious money' bit that is the hang up, but I'm working on it. ;)12:22
Matt|eclipse, flash is not smooth in linux12:23
Matt|eclipse, it's worse if you go to hoary :[12:23
eclipseis hoary the same as warty when using flash?12:23
Mithrandirjdub: it's supposed to work that way, but I can't check, I don't have any IDE burners. :)12:23
epodflash is nice and smooth for me12:23
eclipselol...damn12:23
Matt|epod, i don't believe you :p12:23
eclipseepod, try this link http://www.totebo.com/monkeylander/lander.html12:24
epodMatt|: no, really, I haven't noticed any issues, lol12:24
epodeclipse: I'm in XP at the moment, so it would be moot.12:24
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epodMatt|: all I do is watch Foamy and Strongbad though.12:24
eclipseok12:24
epodflash-wise12:24
HrdwrBoBoh look.. the bank is laughing at me12:24
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eclipseepod, try that when ur on linux12:24
Matt|HrdwrBoB, laughing in delight or in despair?12:24
epodor mockery?12:25
HrdwrBoBmocking mostly :)12:25
Matt|is the bank manager rubbing his hands or his head?12:25
eclipsei have win server 2k3 so i know it's smooth on there12:25
Matt|eclipse, yeah the flash plugin is rubbish in linux, even since v 712:25
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Rene_SOk I have a technical problem, I embedded Ubuntu into my Microwave and now I cant reboot it any ideas ?12:25
epodeclipse: did you install flashplayer-mozilla ?12:25
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Matt|*laughs*12:25
eclipseis there a patch for that?12:25
jdubcdrecord: Drive does not support TAO recording.12:25
jdub^ wtf!12:25
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HrdwrBoBouch12:26
epodRene_S: Pop your XP cd in that badboy and put it on high for 30 seconds12:26
eclipseno i got it from macromedia12:26
hypa7iai should try putting it on my old airport router12:26
Matt|eclipse, it's the same thing12:26
hypa7iait's got a 486 in it :-p12:26
eclipsei know12:26
Rene_SFinally i got a laugh12:26
eclipseso there is no patch for that?12:26
epodfor some odd reason mplayer *only* works with vo=gl2 on my ATI card.12:26
epodstupid ati.12:26
Matt|eclipse, no afaik nothing12:26
ograjdub: thats weird12:26
HrdwrBoBeclipse: flash has ALWAYS been slow on linux12:26
eclipseis that right?12:27
HrdwrBoBjdub: try forcing the device12:27
Matt|HrdwrBoB, on my machine it is ridiculously fast, but real jerky12:27
Matt|(flash)12:27
epodMatt|: what is your system, processor wise?12:27
eclipseyes that's what i mean...jerky12:27
eclipsethe jerkiness is driving me crazy12:28
HrdwrBoBcdrecord driver=help12:28
Matt|epod, actually12:28
Matt|( Computer Stats ) [ CPU Model: Mobile Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.00GHz Speed: 1993.059 MHz Cache: 256 KB ]  | RAM Usage: 71/191M [||||||||||]  | [ HD Model: TOSHIBA MK2023GAS Size: 17G with 10G Free ]  | Number of process: 6612:28
cardadoreclipse: by jerky you mean turning black as you scroll the page?12:28
Matt|cardador, *grins*12:28
jdubDevice seems to be: Generic CD-ROM.12:28
jdubcdrecord: Warning: controller returns wrong size for CD capabilities page.12:28
jdubcdrecord: Sorry, no CD/DVD-Recorder or unsupported CD/DVD-Recorder found on this target.12:28
Matt|cardador, he is on warty12:28
jdub^ bong!12:28
cardadorMatt|: ok12:28
eclipsewell...r u using linux right now, cardador?12:29
Matt|cardador, that bug STILL has not been assigned grrrrrrrr12:29
HrdwrBoBjdub: yeah try using device=mmc_cdr12:29
cardadoreclipse: always12:29
epodMatt|: hm, okay :)12:29
HrdwrBoBI had that with a DVD burner I bought12:29
jdubHrdwrBoB: yeah? ick.12:29
eclipseok go to this link and u tell me http://www.totebo.com/monkeylander/lander.html12:29
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HrdwrBoBthough it would work for CDs12:29
jdubcdrecord: Bad Option: device=mmc_cdr.12:29
jdubhrm12:29
HrdwrBoBer12:29
HrdwrBoBdriver12:30
HrdwrBoBnot device12:30
jduboh12:30
jduberm12:30
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jdubcdrecord: WARNING: Trying to use other driver on known device.12:30
HrdwrBoBit's still 10:30am, need more coffee12:30
jdubcdrecord: Cannot attach driver for CD/DVD-Recorder.12:30
HrdwrBoBhm12:30
jdubwith lots of capabilities errors12:30
HrdwrBoBsounds broken12:30
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HrdwrBoBwhat is the drive?12:30
cardadoreclipse: nice monkey game... works fine for me12:30
jdubIdentifikation : 'COB-2K5216      '12:30
jdubRevision       : 'NKG3'12:30
Matt|cardador, flash videos don't play jerky on your setup?12:30
Matt|cardador, try http://www.yetisports.org --> online games --> game of your choice12:31
cardadorMatt|: not the videos, only static figures12:31
cardadorMatt|: let me try12:31
Matt|cardador, also if you have a windows box, that website has the BEST online games :)12:31
eclipseyeah but pay close attention that the game will stop for like 1 sec and continue12:31
eclipseit's a loop12:31
Rene_STrying to Use Linux without at least 13 cups of Coffee voids the Warranty12:32
KeybukRene_S: THERE IS NO WARRANTY12:32
Keybuk:p12:32
HrdwrBoBKeybuk: either express or implied12:32
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cardadorMatt|: tried the first game, baseball with pinguin, and works ok12:33
ograjdub: so how about -dao ?12:33
Matt|cardador, not jerky?12:33
Rene_SThere was on mine12:33
Matt|you must have an awesome rig12:33
cardadorMatt|: no12:33
Rene_SYou all got robbed12:33
eclipsedamn...linux is truely a multitask OS...cause apt-get is installing tons of files and i'm running other apps and there's no slow down12:33
ograjdub: the spec says it knows tao, but it seems the driver doesnt with this drive12:33
hypa7iaeclipse: rocktacular, eh?12:33
socommMost OS are multi taking OS :^/12:33
eclipsei know with windows server 2003 i need to stop other apps when a big install like this12:34
cardadorMatt|: p4 2.4, 1024 ram, gforcerTi420012:34
Matt|/kick cardador grrrrrrr12:35
eclipseso cardador, did u notice that?12:35
Matt|guys, how to use update-rc.d to change scripts at startup?12:35
cardadoreclipse: no, i dont have slowdowns12:35
epodI am stuck with ati.. mobile radeon 9600 128mb12:35
epodcardador: me either12:35
stuNNedi have two copies of libsmb.so, one from libgnomevfs2-common other from gnome-vfs-extras how do i know which one to use?12:36
cardadorMatt|: so did you install xcompmgr?12:36
Matt|cardador, nope12:36
Matt|guys, how to use update-rc.d to change scripts at startup?12:36
eclipsenot slow down but the game would stop for like 1 sec and continue and then stop for 1 sec...it's a loop12:36
Matt|eclipse, its just jerky12:37
Matt|eclipse, his system is too l33t to notice i guess12:37
eclipsecan't be12:37
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oddabe19firefox 1.0 final in Hoary yet?12:37
eclipser u running haory, cardador?12:37
Matt|oddabe19, nope12:37
eclipsehoary12:37
oddabe19damn... any idea when12:37
marcois there someone who can help me, please?12:37
epodI just want to update firefox in warty to 1.0, heh12:37
oddabe19cause it's in debian repos12:38
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eclipseepod, just go to firefox.com and download the file12:38
Matt|oddabe19, guess it should be soon then12:38
eclipseit's easy12:38
Matt|marco, shoot12:38
cardadoreclipse: yes horay,  dist-upgrade every day12:38
epodeclipse: I have this aversion to anything I can't apt-get install, because getting it back out is often a pain12:38
eclipseu don't have to depend on apt-get to install all ur software12:38
Rene_SI got a question :  Does anyone know some nice settings for xcompmgr, I cant make heads or tails out of the --help12:39
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cardadorRene_S:  xcompmgr -cCfF -r7 -o.65 -l-10 -t-8 -D7 &12:39
eclipseto uninstall firefox, all u have to do is delete all firefox dirs and files12:39
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cardadorRene_S: i dont use xcompmgr too much cause it freezes X often12:40
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ograRene_S: its very slow12:40
eclipsecause it's not like windows where they store it in the registry12:40
cardadorogra: the problem for me is not the speed but the stability12:40
cardadorogra: make sure you turn on render accell and all that stuff12:41
ogracardador: for me its both....on my matrox g400 its not usable in the current state :(12:41
xuzocardador: how to turn on render accell?12:41
seek187Ahh those xcompmgr setting slow my machine wayyy down12:41
Rene_Srender accell ?  crap i need to add that12:41
cardadorxuzo: edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf, on section "devices" add Option "RenderAccel" "True"12:42
ogracardador: do gksudo things work for you with xcompmanager ?12:42
ogracardador: i.e. synaptic....12:42
cardadorogra: when i run synaptic, X freezes12:42
ogracardador: yes :(12:43
cardadorogra: maybe that is the problem12:43
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xuzocardador: any other tweaks for better performance of xcompmng?12:43
ogracardador: synaptic or X ?12:43
eclipseok i got x.org installed....yay12:43
SimiraMithrandir darling! ;)12:43
Matt|who knows how to use update-rc.d?12:43
cardadorxuzo: make sure you add a section "Extensios" with Option "Composite" and Option "RENDER" "Enable"12:43
Matt|or is there an easier tool in ubuntu?12:43
cardadorxuzo: "Extensions"12:44
xuzocardador: I got it :)12:44
ograMatt|: rm and ln :)12:44
cardadorogra: X12:44
xuzoxcompmng needs some type of accel (from fglrx or nvidia)?12:44
Matt|ogra, is there no better tool?12:44
cardadorogra: my X just locks up and i have to restart it or kill it12:44
cardadorxuzo: i guess12:44
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ograMatt|: i think its the best, so i never use update-rc.d12:45
Matt|ogra, in hoary last week there was a lovely GUI "services-admin" or something, but it's gone again now12:45
xuzono clues about when fglrx will work again with xorg ?12:45
bigtquestion: i'm trying to install a driver or my isa nic and it says use doscp I can't find doscp anywhere any ideas on this please and thanks12:45
ograMatt|: it will come back i think.....12:45
eclipseby the way, does aptitude work the same as apt-get?12:45
Matt|ogra, was there something on the list about it?12:45
Matt|ogra, i hope it comes back12:45
Matt|ogra, i'm trying to help a warty user to add a script to start his adsl modem at boot. If I don't succeed, will you help im out with me?12:46
ograMatt|: nope, but it belongs to the system tools, its just buggy .... i think they solve it till hoary gets stable12:46
Matt|k12:46
cardadorMatt|: is it usb?12:46
spacey`kiMatt|, why not put a script in /etc/init.d and link to it from /etc/rcx.d/12:47
Matt|cardador, no idea12:47
Matt|spacey`ki, yeah that is what we're trying12:47
spacey`kiMatt|, just do it then:)12:47
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Matt|spacey`ki, whether it will work or not is another matter12:47
spacey`kiyou can test the script right12:47
spacey`kiif it works12:47
spacey`kiand you add symlinks it will work at boot12:48
Matt|spacey`ki, not necessarily12:48
Matt|spacey`ki, it might not work when called from another directory12:48
redemptionif I have a bash variable that has a new line at the end, how could I remove that?12:48
redemptionin a script?12:48
spacey`kiMatt|, just write it the same way as the other startup scripts12:48
spacey`kithey work12:48
Matt|spacey`ki, i'm not sure if he has written it by hand or not12:49
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spacey`kiwell you can always edit:)12:49
Matt|spacey`ki, for example I had a complicated script which i did not write, and the links in it were all relative (../../): it didn't work when copied to /etc/init.d, nor when linked from /etc/rc#.d12:49
spacey`kiand there is only one way to find out for sure ;)12:49
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Matt|spacey`ki, yeah i believe he is trying12:49
spacey`kiMatt|, thats not a good script. but you can easily spot such things if you edit the file12:50
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seek187does fglrx work with xorg in hoary?12:51
Matt|spacey`ki, heh. The script was written by the team that do the acx100 package on sourceforge. But i take your point. it was long and I was too lazy to edit12:51
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xuzore12:51
spacey`kii dont blame you ;p12:51
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Matt|spacey`ki, it is annoying because it works much better than the /etc/init.d/networking script12:52
Matt|spacey`ki, maybe i will take the time to edit it12:52
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ograMatt|: add persist to /etc/ppp/options and make sure /etc/init.d/ppp start is run on startup....that should be enough12:53
tim1good night everybody12:53
spacey`kiah a wifi card:p12:53
Matt|ogra, for what?12:53
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ograMatt|: for your friend with the dsl modem12:53
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Matt|ogra, i assume the ppp script didn't work for him12:54
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Matt|not sure12:54
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Matt|he sounds quite competent12:54
ograMatt|: configure with pppoeconf12:54
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spacey`kiwhat kind of dsl modem is t12:54
Matt|ogra, spacey`ki i do not know12:54
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Matt|he just asked me to help him add a script12:54
Matt|it might not even be pppoe12:55
spacey`kinever heard of dsl modem using pppeo12:55
spacey`kikind of crappy to use12:55
ograMatt|: if its dsl its some kind of ppp....12:55
Matt|spacey`ki, most of em do12:55
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socommMost DSL providers use PPPoE.12:55
epodogra: no, the DSL here is static IP12:55
Matt|socomm, yup12:55
spacey`kidsl modems i show up as a lan connection for the pc12:56
ograoh....i'm used to european standars :\12:56
ogra+d12:56
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Matt|ogra, the best ones12:56
ograMatt|: sometimes :)12:56
Matt|argh, a euro-sceptic!! /me lynches ogra12:57
spacey`kiand the dsl providers work mostly with PPPoA or RFC1483  here12:57
Matt|mine is PPPoA but most in the uk are E12:57
ograstill a ppp varinat....12:57
ograant12:57
Matt|pppoa really sucks12:57
Matt|took me 2 weeks to get my modem working with linux12:57
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Matt|nearly as long as it took for a router to arrive12:58
spacey`kiMatt|, entirely depends on the modem i think?12:58
Matt|spacey`ki, yes mostly12:58
Matt|spacey`ki, but there is no pppoaconfig12:58
spacey`kihmz12:58
Matt|spacey`ki, pppoa works out of the box with ubuntu?12:58
spacey`kiyour talking about connection pc <> modem or modem<>dslprovider12:58
Matt|i haven't tried it12:58
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ograMatt|: try pppoeconf i think it manages all of them....12:59
Matt|spacey`ki, well both have to work for a connection12:59
Matt|ogra, i've put my modem in the bottom of a draw12:59
spacey`kiMatt|, yes but they are 2 different things12:59
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Matt|spacey`ki, well in my case, both were difficult :012:59
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Rene_SIs there a way to make the channel list in xchat sort alphabetically ?12:59
ograMatt|: secret modem ?12:59
Matt|Rene_S, should be default12:59
Rene_SIt looks nasty01:00
spacey`kimost modems i know connect to provider with PPPoA or RFC1483 and connect to the pc with ethernet01:00
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Matt|spacey`ki, yeah so in that case, the second option would be the difficult part01:00
spacey`kiwhy difficult/01:00
spacey`kiethernet is simple01:00
Matt|spacey`ki, sorry misunderstood me01:00
cardadorMatt|: if it connects by usb, you have to modprobe usbnet01:01
Matt|<spacey`ki> your talking about connection pc <> modem or modem<>dslprovider <-- THAT second part01:01
Matt|:001:01
spacey`kiah01:01
Matt|sorry!01:01
spacey`kiMatt|, ok;)01:01
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ograspacey: eth to modem is cool, my company does this too with its cable modems :)01:01
Matt|yeah that's much better01:01
Matt|usb modems are the worst thing ever01:01
spacey`kinp. but you don't have to configure that in linux i think. you configure that in the modem01:01
spacey`kiogra, i work at helpdesk of a dutch dsl provider01:02
ograspacey: there is a usb port too on the modem....the only issues we got are usb based.....01:02
Matt|spacey`ki, oh i din know that01:02
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spacey`kiMatt|, at least that how it works in .nl or maybe we just misunderstand each other:)01:02
ograsapce: i ran a installer helpdesk at a german cable provider *g*01:02
Rene_Shmm i think i need to find me a nicer irc client01:02
Matt|spacey`ki, with my usb modem I had to setup the modem-->isp in linux01:02
Matt|Rene_S, xchat is great01:03
ograspacey: ish ....you probably know it.....01:03
spacey`kiMatt|, but that are just configure options for the modem right. not that you have to use PPP stuff from linux01:03
Rene_SMatt|, I thought so too just cant sort anything01:03
spacey`kiogra, ish?01:03
Matt|spacey`ki, no you have to use PPP stuff from linux on mine01:03
Matt|Rene_S, settings --> preferences --> user list --> sort alphabeticaly01:03
ograsapcey`: yep01:03
spacey`kiogra, whats that?01:04
Matt|*laughs*01:04
Matt|ish means "sort of"01:04
Matt|i'm hungry-ish01:04
genwhere does xmms keep the skins01:04
ograspacey`ki: the cable company you look at if you turn east ;)01:04
Matt|gen, right click --> skin browser01:04
Matt|oh sorry01:05
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genmatt:| im asking where to put a skin you get01:05
redemptionanyone know how to remove a newline character from a bash variable?01:05
spacey`kiogra, i have not a clue01:05
Matt|gen, .xmms/Skins01:05
ograspacey`ki: i'm in germany 150km from maastricht...01:05
Matt|gen, ~/.xmms/Skins01:05
genthanks01:05
pittiredemption: you can filter it through tr or sed01:05
spacey`kiogra, whats there?01:05
spacey`kioh you01:05
spacey`kihehe01:05
spacey`kibut01:05
ograspacey`ki: lol01:05
spacey`kiwhats with the cable company :p01:05
spacey`kiwhere is that frankfurt?01:06
Matt|ogra, you can't call a cable company ish01:06
ograspacey`ki: i work for them01:06
erikhey, doom3 seems unable to run in this amd64 ubuntu install with the nvidia-glx drivers installed .. anyone know how to fix that?01:06
pittiredemption: XNEW="`echo $X | tr -d \"\n\"`"01:06
redemptionpitti: thanks.01:06
ograMatt|: tell this to our PR group ;)01:06
pittiredemption: (untested)01:06
erikit claims my video card / driver combination isn't up to snuff01:06
spacey`kii helpdesk for zonnet/versatel01:06
Matt|ogra, what does it mean in german?01:06
ograspacey`ki: nope....kerpen....01:06
spacey`kiogra, never heard of it:p01:06
ograMatt|: nothing....not even a slang word01:07
Matt|abbreviation?01:07
spacey`kiogra, frankfurt is not even close?:p01:07
ograMatt|: no01:07
ograspacey`ki: nope01:07
Matt|well tell em what it means in english :p01:07
ograspacey`ki: masstricht is nearer.... or venlo01:07
spacey`kihehe damn my geographical skills01:07
Matt|*grins*01:07
Matt|mine are bad too01:07
spacey`kikolhn then01:07
Matt|i've heard of maastricht tho01:08
Matt|:001:08
Matt|damn shift button01:08
Matt|;)01:08
ograMatt|: they had a american PR consulter.....01:08
Matt|ogra, ouch01:08
spacey`kii live in groningen :P01:08
ograMatt|: lol01:08
spacey`kiup north in .nl01:08
redemptionPitti: THANK YOU ever so much!  I'd been banging my head on a script I wrote for kde for hours befare I even realized thet enviroment variables set by gnome were newline delimited.01:08
ograspacey`ki: i know groningen....never been there though01:09
spacey`kiogra, its a nice place. i like it here01:09
stuNNedmang, wish firefox 1.0 would be released for warty :D01:09
Matt|stuNNed, not a chance01:09
Matt|:(01:09
sladenspacey`ki: was there about 12hours a fortnight ago;  went  london->Brussels->Leuvin->Leige->Masstricth->Utrecht->Groningen->Rotterdam->Antwerp->Gent->Brussels->London01:09
stuNNedMatt|, you're on warty as well?01:09
ograstuNNed: nope.... wont....01:09
LowryReading http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=395201:09
Matt|sladen, nice trip01:09
Matt|stuNNed, no01:09
spacey`kisladen, your on some euro trip or something01:09
LowryIs ppc firewire hd supported?01:09
stuNNedogra, dang, oh well01:10
Matt|stuNNed, its easy to install01:10
Matt|go to the website and download, read instructions, :)01:10
sladenMatt|: Eurostar London->Brussels, it only costs 15 EUR extra to get an undated, undestinated ticket to 'ANY DUTCH STATION' and back01:10
stuNNedMatt|, yes...so just remove firefox installed with warty and install from mozilla.org?01:10
Matt|sladen, i need to go to brussels01:10
Matt|stuNNed, yeah01:10
Matt|sladen, whereabouts in london do ya live?01:11
sladenMatt|: Seven Sister, between Finsbury Park and Tottenham01:11
spacey`kimaybe your neigbours01:11
Matt|*grins*01:11
Matt|not too bad01:11
Matt|i'm in docklands01:11
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TrasMontanohello everybody01:12
TrasMontanoi've a problem booting my nex kernel01:12
TrasMontanomy new kernel01:12
TrasMontanodo i have to make a initrd ??01:13
Matt|TrasMontano, yes01:13
ograTrasMontano: why did you recompile ?01:13
Matt|*laughs*01:13
TrasMontanook because on the wki howto they don't tell01:13
TrasMontanoogra: for supporting High memory01:13
seek187does apt-get keep every upgrade package?? I mean does it delete the older ones? my disk space is getting low01:13
TrasMontano1 Go01:13
Matt|seek187, apt-get clean01:14
seek187ah ok01:14
seek187thx01:14
epodeh? I use linux-686-smp and it works with my 1gb tam01:14
epod*ram01:14
ograTrasMontano: isnt in by default ?01:14
TrasMontanoogra: no :-(01:14
TrasMontano906 Mo regonized01:14
Matt|TrasMontano, anyway, make your initrd01:14
seek187ah that's better01:14
ograTrasMontano: x86 ?01:15
TrasMontanoMatt|: ok, how can i do this? i used the howto in wiki01:15
TrasMontanoogra: yes01:15
Matt|TrasMontano, it doesn't tell you to make an initrd?01:15
Matt|TrasMontano, we need to add that01:15
TrasMontanoi made the dpkg -i ***.deb01:15
TrasMontanoMatt|: a second i give u the link01:15
Matt|"mkinitrd -o /boot/name_of_your_initrd 2.6.8_or_whatever"01:16
TrasMontanohttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KernelCompileHowto01:16
Matt|don't forget to add it to your grub configu01:16
ograTrasMontano: you could use the smp kernel....should also work on uni processors01:16
stuNNedMatt|, ogra: fsck it, i'm installing firefox 1.0 :D01:16
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epodTrasMontano: smp kernel has support for 1gb ram01:17
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TrasMontanoMatt|: i've to make mkinitrd in my /usr/src/linux?01:17
Matt|TrasMontano, oh, it says that the deb should install your initrd for ya. if it isn't there, then make it01:17
Matt|TrasMontano, nope01:17
Matt|in /boot01:17
redemptionpitti: out of curiousity, XNEW="`echo $X | tr -d \"\n\"`", could I replace the ` with '? and if not, how is ` special and to what program is it special?01:17
Matt|just do that command01:17
TrasMontanoogra: epod: thx but problem is the same with initrd01:18
ograTrasMontano: is it really not there ? have you looked after dpkg -i ?01:18
TrasMontanoogra: no01:18
epodTrasMontano: eh? apt-get install linux-686-smp01:18
Matt|interesting01:18
bigtquestion i have a driver for my nic what command do i use to install it? is it netconfig ? if so i can't get it to work anyone willing to help that would be great thanks01:18
TrasMontanoogra: only the old one01:18
epodTrasMontano: no need to muck around with anything01:18
Matt|ogra, i came across another person with this problem last week01:18
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Matt|ogra, howto is obviously wrong01:19
ograTrasMontano: it should be in the .deb, it should read /etc/kernel-img.conf01:19
Lowrylater01:19
ograTrasMontano: while building the deb01:19
nonmoni installed wine using apt-get now i cant find it01:19
Matt|ogra, see last line of howto01:19
Matt|god they should seriously tell people to create their kernels by hand01:20
Matt|instead of with debs01:20
genstupid question, how do i take an ss01:20
TrasMontanoMatt|: u made it by hand? think it's better?01:20
TrasMontanoit look so simple with the deb01:20
Matt|TrasMontano, for you the best way is to do as epod says and get the package01:21
Kal_ZakathTrasMontano : of course it's better01:21
Matt|but if you HAVE to make one, it's better to do it by hand01:21
nonmonwhere does apt-get install stuff im new to ubuntu01:21
Matt|nonmon, what do you mean?01:21
Kal_ZakathI always compile my own kernels01:21
genhow do i take a screenshot01:21
thoreauputicnonmon: it installs where it's supposed to go :)01:21
bigtnonmad what did you install?01:21
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bigtexample xine01:21
TrasMontanoMatt|: if a made one now it don't work with my .deb installed?01:21
bigtyou would do find / |grep xine01:22
Matt|TrasMontano, what is wrong with the smb package?01:22
bigtthats how i do it i'ms ure there is a better way01:22
Kal_Zakathgen : computer - take a screenshot01:22
ograMatt|: why.... its not upgradeable in a clean way to use non .deb kernels01:22
nonmonin suse, which i used to use, it put it in the applications.01:22
genkal_zakath: not an option in hoary01:22
thoreauputicbigt: that's the slowest possible way01:22
Kal_Zakathor qomething01:22
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nonmonwith ubuntu you have to find what to put there and i cant find wine01:22
bigtwhats the fastest way which <application>01:22
bigt?01:22
Matt|ogra, if you're upgrading kernels there are new options so you need to recompile anyhow01:22
bigtlike which xine?01:22
ograMatt|: you should always use make-kpkg ....01:23
Kal_Zakathwhy do people use hoary if they aren't developpers ??????01:23
thoreauputicnonmon: type `which wine` or `whereis wine`01:23
Matt|Kal_Zakath, for testing it01:23
bigtok so it is which :)01:23
TrasMontanoogra: the .deb way so?01:23
Matt|hey the screenshot command is gone from the hoary computer menu01:23
Kal_ZakathMatt|  yeah, at least power users01:23
TrasMontanoand after mkinitrd01:23
thoreauputicnonmon: type <command> is even better01:23
Rene_SBecause its a nice way to learn about troubleshooting linux01:23
Matt|and help test for the release01:23
Kal_Zakathfor power users I can understand01:23
Matt|Kal_Zakath, it's nice to get involved and mebbe submit bugs01:24
Kal_Zakathbut usual user should stay at wraty01:24
Rene_SI am far from a power user. as a matter of fact I only started in Linux in June01:24
thoreauputicnonmon: bigt,  e.g. type mozilla01:24
thoreauputicmozilla is /usr/bin/mozilla01:24
Matt|TrasMontano, make your initrd, add the correct line to /boot/grub/menu.lst and reboot01:24
TrasMontanoMatt|: oki i try01:24
thoreauputicfrom the `type` command01:24
ograTrasMontano: make-kpkg --revision=custom.1.0 --initrd kernel_imag01:24
Kal_ZakathRene_S : well I can consider myself as a power user, but I use warty01:25
ograTrasMontano: make-kpkg --revision=custom.1.0 --initrd kernel_image01:25
Matt|TrasMontano, be careful about getting the correct address in your grub config01:25
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Matt|ogra, *winces*01:25
epodOkay, so can anyone provide any insight as to why only 1 app can access my soundcard at a time under Linux, but under windows if I want to run 4 audio players with 4 different mp3s at once I can?01:25
bigtthor: you good with installing drivers?01:25
nonmonsorry i found it with whereis01:25
epodand, how I fix that issue?01:25
nonmonthanx01:25
Rene_SKal_Zakath, dont get me wrong there is nothing wrong with Warty that I couldn't use it, I am just a glutton for punishment01:25
Matt|:)01:25
Kal_ZakathRene_S :D01:26
ogra;)01:26
xuzommmm01:26
xuzoMatt|: not only icon01:26
epodI freebsd I'd create extra /dev/dsp devices...01:26
epod(in01:26
bigtand thanks thore for the tip01:26
epodthere must be something like that in linux01:26
Matt|xuzo, hmm?01:26
TrasMontanoogra: ok good way but if a make the mkinitd after it'll don't work?01:26
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Matt|TrasMontano, it's one or the other01:26
xuzoMatt|:  screenshot command on computer menu01:26
Matt|xuzo, it is gone from hoary01:27
xuzoicon and command gone away together01:27
Rene_SKal_Zakath, I spent years doing Window's Beta Tests, I swear I never ran a finished version in my life01:27
xuzoyes, why?01:27
ograTrasMontano: the initrd will be in the deb, so apt can care for it....01:27
Matt|xuzo, they tend to go together01:27
xuzoits a bug?01:27
Kal_ZakathTrasMontano : I only use initrd for bootsplash, it's isn't really needed01:27
Matt|xuzo, although i don't have icons on my menu01:27
Matt|xuzo, no they've removed it01:27
Matt|what screensaver prog is ubuntu using?01:28
TrasMontanoKal_Zakath: without initrd i've VFS unable to mount01:28
Kal_ZakathMatt| : xscreensaver, as usual01:28
Matt|*screenshot01:28
ograMatt|: xscreensaver01:28
Matt|sorry01:28
Matt|ouch i suck01:28
Matt|*screenshot01:28
TrasMontanook i made the initrd01:28
ograMatt|: gnome-screenshot01:28
TrasMontanoi try to reboot.....01:28
Kal_ZakathTrasMontano : diddn't had any pb..01:28
Matt|ogra, haven't got it01:28
Matt|ogra, it's been force removed ?!?01:28
Kal_ZakathTrasMontano : did you configured you kernel by yourself ?01:29
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ograMatt|: gnome-panel-screenshot sorry01:29
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Matt|ogra, np i haven't got that either01:29
ograMatt|: hoary, hehe01:30
Matt|ogra, weird huh?01:30
jdubMatt|: it doesn't exist on hoary atm.01:30
Matt|E: Couldn't find package gnome-panel-screenshot01:30
jdubit was moved into gnome-utils, which hasn't had a release01:30
Matt|jdub, np01:30
jdubit was in gnome-panel01:30
Matt|apt-get install scrot ;)01:30
TrasMontanoKal_Zakath: yes i configure by myself01:30
Matt|thanks jdub01:31
ograjdub: did you mean n-c-b in hoary could create audio ??01:31
TrasMontanoKal_Zakath: maybe i forgot something01:31
xuzojdub: that move is in gnome releases or in ubuntu packaging?01:31
jdubogra: no01:31
Kal_ZakathTrasMontano : then something's wrong with your config01:31
ograjdub: oh....01:31
Matt|jdub, can you advise me of whether to submit bugs under xorg for screen blanking? I know that it is a known issue but I was wondering that maybe they would appreciate bugs filed by hardware01:31
jdubthe screenshot thing is in gnome01:31
Kal_ZakathTrasMontano : think so01:31
jdubMatt|: it's a bug, may as well file01:31
jdubdon't think there are xorg components yet though01:32
ograjdub: got two fine data Cds now ... one with mp3, one with ogg *g*01:32
Matt|jdub, ok will do, only i won't be able to give much info :)01:32
TrasMontanoKal_Zakath: i can show u but i think it was made serously, after a make oldconfig01:32
Kal_Zakathhuh01:32
Matt|TrasMontano, we assure you that if you install the package linux-686-smb, your troubles will go away, and you won't need to build the kernel01:32
TrasMontanoKal_Zakath: only removing some drivers (video, network) and adding hi memory support01:32
Kal_Zakathmake oldconfig is generally a good idea, but if you know what you're doing you can configure it buy yourself01:33
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ograTrasMontano: take the smp image01:33
Kal_ZakathTrasMontano : how much RAM do you have ?01:33
TrasMontanolinux-686-smb i look to it01:33
TrasMontanoogra: it'll be the other way thx01:33
Matt|sorry smp01:33
TrasMontanoKal_Zakath: 1 Go01:33
ryanheh01:33
ryanthe installation of ubuntu onto an ibm thinkpad 600 was less than painless01:34
ryanthanks developers!01:34
Kal_Zakathryan : cool to hear it, 'll buy a tp 600 soon01:34
TrasMontanoI REBOOT see u soon !01:34
borgmeisterhow does one get into ubuntu without a password or bootble media? its just a friend broke into my laptop at work today, and i want to know how he did it01:34
TrasMontanoi try01:34
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ryanthe only issue i saw was 1. by default, x sets up to start with 24bpp01:35
ryanthis made the lcd screen only use 800x60001:35
Kal_Zakathk01:35
ryanwhich was distorted, esp fonts01:35
ryanand slow as hell01:35
ryanso set it back to 16bpp01:35
ograborgmeister: press escape on boot and enter the rescue mode01:35
Kal_Zakathnot really an issue01:35
ryanand its 1024x76801:35
ryanand its much much quicker01:35
ryanyeah01:35
ryanand then the sound wasn't detected01:35
Kal_Zakatheasily fixed01:35
ryanand alsa was a headache01:35
ryanbut hey01:35
ryanthe oss module worked fine01:35
borgmeisterdoes that bypass the passwords?01:35
genryan, we arent on aol01:36
Kal_Zakathyeah01:36
ryanmodprobe cs423201:36
ograborgmeister: you are root the....with no pw01:36
borgmeisteri have a password01:36
Kal_Zakathit's signle user mode, init 101:36
Matt|i've off01:36
Matt|bye dudes01:36
ryangen: what01:36
borgmeisteroh01:36
borgmeisterheh01:36
bigtdoes ubuntu support 'custom' ?01:36
borgmeistercheers ogra01:36
ogra;)01:37
borgmeisterthe litte....01:37
borgmeisterguess whos getting a beating tommorow01:37
GammaRayborgmeister: you?01:37
borgmeisterno thankfully01:37
Kal_Zakathlol01:38
borgmeisternvm01:38
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Kal_Zakathgive a slap to you friend from me borgmeister :)01:38
borgmeisteri shall01:39
borgmeisterwell, it was my fault01:39
TrasMontanoHi i'm back :-(01:39
Kal_ZakathTrasMontano : a marche ? (does it work ?)01:39
borgmeisterwe were having an argument01:39
borgmeisterover linux vs mac osx01:39
TrasMontanoKal_Zakath: non a marche pas :-(01:39
TrasMontanoNO01:39
Kal_Zakatherf01:39
Kal_ZakathTrasMontano : what happended ?01:39
ograTrasMontano: smp.....01:39
TrasMontanoKal_Zakath: i has the same problem whith debian01:39
TrasMontanoogra: the only way :-(01:40
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ograTrasMontano: the better way ;)01:40
Kal_Zakathand what's the pb exactly ?01:40
ograTrasMontano: the upgradeable way01:40
TrasMontanoKal_Zakath: VFS unable to mount unknown block (0,0)01:40
ograTrasMontano: the painless one01:40
Kal_Zakathogra : doesn't agree01:40
borgmeisterand he said hed break into my system faster than i could his01:40
ograKaloz: why ?01:40
borgmeisterive never used mac osx01:41
Kal_Zakathunless you know what you are doing01:41
bigtdang i can't get terminal to open :(01:41
borgmeisteranyway, im buying the beer01:41
TrasMontanoSMP is not slower than i386 in uniprocessor?01:41
ograKal_Zakath: so you know how all the bits and pieces in ubuntu work together and know what you can en/disable ?01:41
ograTrasMontano: nope01:42
Kal_Zakathogra : at least, I have a compiled kernel that works perfectly01:42
ograKaloz: so what will you do if you upgrade to the next release ?01:42
ograargh01:42
ograKal_Zakath01:43
Kal_ZakathI'll recompile another one :)01:43
TrasMontanoKal_Zakath: i think i know what i do but 2.6.8 (compiled by me) never work in my computer, vmware too....01:43
TrasMontanodebian or ubuntu now01:43
TrasMontanothe same problem01:43
Kal_ZakathTrasMontano : you can't get vmware to work ?01:43
ograKal_Zakath: ok....if you like the extra work....01:43
TrasMontanoVFS ....01:43
Kal_Zakathogra : yeah, I'm workless at the moment, so I have plety of time :)01:44
TrasMontanoKal_Zakath: no 2.6.8 kernel compiled by me in vmware01:44
Kal_Zakathok01:44
ograTrasMontano: install the smp kernel ... will work fine01:44
TrasMontanovmware work perfectlcy01:44
Kal_Zakathok ok01:44
TrasMontanoogra: i dl the smp, but u agree with me normaly it should work01:44
TrasMontanoogra: and smp will boot? it's my real problem, the support of high memory is other thing01:45
sladenKeybuk: re HIG;  would a wrapped Qt app be any worse than OOo ?  (Eg.  A re-skin with some effort towards bringing it closer to HIG) ?01:45
ograTrasMontano: i dunno what or how you compiled (and dont want to know) but its useless....if it doesnt work, thats why there are prepackaged kernels01:46
Keybuksladen: nope, but OOo are actually trying01:46
ograTrasMontano: as long as you dont fiddle around with your menu.lst everything is automatic in ubuntu01:46
TrasMontanook... i understand u want i install a prepaged kernel and don't compile mine01:46
TrasMontanoogra: yes i saw, but you don't clean the kernel? it's all enabled by default01:47
ograKal_Zakath: i only compile kernels for servers, as i  want it monolithic there with only the needed options, but i think its useless for desktops01:48
ograTrasMontano: yep... for desktop use its ok....01:48
spacey`kiogra, i think exactly the same01:48
TrasMontanowhat is monolithic??01:49
spacey`kino module support01:49
TrasMontanooki !01:49
ograTrasMontano: if you plug in anything on a deafult ubuntu kernel, the module will get loaded fine.... if the module is missing you have to recompile....you loose comfort....01:49
TrasMontanoogra: but it boot slower01:50
ograTrasMontano: so i stay with the default and ipress my friends with sticking in their usb cams without installing a driver ;)01:50
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spacey`kiTrasMontano, don't shut it down ;p01:51
TrasMontanoogra: LOL !!01:51
ograTrasMontano: how much slower (in minutes) ?01:51
TrasMontanoogra: no in minutes lol01:51
TrasMontanook i exmplaim what i want to do really01:51
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ogratrat: so you cant afford some seconds for comfort ?01:51
TrasMontanoubuntu is more for my desktop but i want to make un gateway (firewall, proxy)01:52
TrasMontanoogra: you are right i know01:52
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TrasMontanoi want to make a gateway with a debian or debian like distribution, optimizing it, securing it, for doing only its job01:54
ograTrasMontano: dont tell my GF01:54
TrasMontanoogra: GF?01:54
ograGirlFriend01:54
TrasMontanolol01:55
seek187wow enemy-territory runs like crap01:55
cardadorseek187: whats your graphic card?01:55
seek187radeon 920001:55
ryanpoor poor ati users01:56
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ryanthe shit they have to put up with :(01:56
genryan, stop being a fanboy01:56
TrasMontanoso for making my gateway i've to stay on 2.4.XX kernel?? (i know it's not the topic of the chan) i just want youre advise01:56
seek187does fglrx work with xorg in hoary?01:56
ryangen: shut up.01:56
genfanboy01:56
seek187or can I even use it with a 9200?01:56
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ryanidiot01:56
Mithrandirryan, gen: please calm down.01:56
genno problem01:57
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ogranight guys......01:59
ryanheh01:59
ryannight01:59
gennight ogra01:59
TrasMontanonight ogra just a question01:59
gentoo late tras01:59
TrasMontanolol01:59
TrasMontanono pb01:59
TrasMontanobut maybe anybody know the solution01:59
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TrasMontanowhy when i dl the smp-k7-image il download the linux-image-2.6-k7-smp it download the linux-image-2.6.8.1-3-k7-smp too???????02:01
TrasMontanosorry02:01
HrdwrBoBTrasMontano: linux-image-2.6-k7-smp is a meta package02:01
HrdwrBoBit simply points to the latest version02:01
robertjif you play mpgs and they are showing up as all black, but you have audio, what's the likely solution?02:01
TrasMontanowhat is meta package?02:02
HrdwrBoBit's a package that has no real contents02:02
ryanrobertj: video output plugin?02:02
HrdwrBoBit's use is depending on other packages02:02
ryanrobertj: which player are you using?02:02
spacey`kisee it like a symlink02:02
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robertjtried totem with gstreamer and xine02:02
HrdwrBoBspacey`ki: kinda yeah02:02
TrasMontanoHrdwrBoB: thx i understood02:02
robertjboth give the same result (well xine is blue screen instead of black)02:02
ryanrobertj: you may have much better luck with mplayer02:02
spacey`kianyway good night /me zzzz02:02
TrasMontanorobertj: try to get xine-ui02:03
robertjThe selected video_out device is incompatible with this codec.02:03
robertjVDecoder init failed :(02:03
robertjOpening video decoder: [libmpeg2]  MPEG 1/2 Video decoder libmpeg2-v0.3.102:03
TrasMontanospacey night ;-)02:03
robertjthat's from mplayer02:03
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HrdwrBoBrobertj: what does mplayer -vo sdl give you02:03
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robertjHrd: I dont see anything really abnormal02:04
genvlc solves all problems :)02:04
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robertjHrd: what would I be looking for02:05
ryanhas anyone had the chance to try out the new nvidia drivers02:06
HrdwrBoBrobertj: nono, mplayer -vo sdl file.mpg02:06
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HrdwrBoBrun it with file.mpg as the file you want to play02:06
ExasparillaHi - I just switched over from Debian, and I have a question:  I own a ZCom XI-325 802.11b card (I think it's prism2).  The orinoco_cs modules get loaded.  No wlan0 shows up in my /dev.  What do I need to do to get wireless working?02:06
robertjHrdwrBoB: i did that02:06
HrdwrBoBdid it work?02:06
robertjcomplains about not finding a matching colorspace02:07
robertjCould not find matching colorspace - retrying with -vf scale...02:07
robertjOpening video filter: [scale] 02:07
HrdwrBoBwhat is your video card02:07
robertji81002:08
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Gwildorogra, do you remember what Matt| told me to install after i upgraded to hoary?02:10
Gwildorogra, nvm found it02:12
bigtwhat does this mean ? could not look up internet address for bigtony.example.com This will prevent GNOME from operating correctly. It may be possible to correct the problme by adding bigtony.example.com to the file /etc/hosts.02:13
bigtit just started happening :(02:13
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logicbigt: did you just apt-get upgrade? I got the same after I upgraded ... hasn't caused me problems but its annoying02:18
bigtyeah02:18
nomasteryodadid you add - bigtony.example.com to the file /etc/hosts ??02:18
bigti don't know what the deal is02:18
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bigtno i haven't02:18
nomasteryodait will fix it02:18
bigtjust put it like that ?02:19
nomasteryodayea02:19
bigtwith the local loopback or what?02:19
nomasteryodathe localhost needs a name02:19
bigtok02:19
nomasteryodaand that update must have given it one02:19
bigtlet me try02:19
Gmailwhen is the .deb firefox 1 final coming into the responsories>02:19
nomasteryodak02:19
KamionExasparilla: you shouldn't expect to see network interface names appear in /dev; they never do in Linux02:22
KamionExasparilla: the interface should be eth0 rather than wlan0, I'd expect02:22
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suposGmail: which repository? It's in debian unstable now02:23
KamionGmail: when it's done02:23
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Kamionshouldn't expect it to be long02:23
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GmailKamion: every what does debian merge to ubuntu?02:25
Kamionwhen developers have time02:25
Kamionit's a semi-manual process02:25
Kamionit's part of our standard work day, but that doesn't mean that the merge of something as large and complicated as mozilla-firefox is easy or quick02:26
sysopjust curious...anyone know a Ubuntu shipped CD eta?02:27
jdubthis month02:27
sysopsweet! :-)02:27
Gmailsysop: rumer are that some of the first order to australia arre in australia as of yesterday02:28
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sysopGmail: Makes sense if they're being shipped from South Africa I guess. The states will probably take much longer! :-) USPS sux sometimes.02:30
KamionI wouldn't imagine that they're being shipped from SA02:31
KamionCanonical isn't based there02:31
sysopUK then?02:31
KamionI'm not privy to the details, but the UK seems a rather more likely candidate given that all our admin stuff is here02:32
KeybukKamion: NL isn't it?02:32
Gmailsysop: i said the first lot not all02:32
KamionKeybuk: is it? ok02:32
KeybukI seem to recall mako saying something about it02:32
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Kamionah, well mako would certainly know better than I :)02:32
makoi know02:32
mako:)02:32
Keybukmako: so where are they coming from? :)02:32
makothe cds are coming from the netherlands02:32
makothey started shipping this week02:32
makothe high priority ultra urgent orders went out wednesday02:33
makoergh.. monday02:33
Keybukwho's are "high priority ultra urgent"? :)02:33
makoKeybuk: people who responded to teh mail to say "this is ultra urgent"02:33
robertjAny big companies asking for cds?02:33
Keybukheh02:33
genanyone know any good stats display programs? such as cpu usage, disk space left, temps, etc..02:34
makorobertj: we sent a a bunch to redhat :)02:34
gento display(desktop)02:34
makoand threw in a little display box!02:34
robertjmako: I'm really glad Ubuntu came along when it did02:34
sysopredhat! huh :-)02:34
Kal_Zakathgen : gkrellm02:34
robertjotherwise I really believe Novel could have done naughty things to Linux02:34
makoclee: did you get your cd's yet?02:34
genthanks kal02:34
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Kal_Zakathgen : ork gdesklet if you are more courageaous :)02:35
sysoprobertj: I agree...thankful for ubuntu now!02:35
genwhy would i need to be corageous for something so simple?02:35
makoit will take a couple weeks for everything to leave the factory and then some time for it make its way in the mail :)02:35
genas in, it should be simple02:35
robertjHehe, is there anything we can do to shake more money out of your sugar daddy?02:36
robertjWrite him letters, send him flowers ;)02:36
tolstoyawhat nasty things would novel have done?02:37
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GwildorSWeeT, i made it guys02:44
cleemako: Not as far as I know02:45
cleemako: I wasn't at the office today though02:45
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makoclee: ok, it probably came today02:57
makoclee: the other US packages i know of did02:58
makoclee: they're great looking02:58
Keybukmako: should I expect CDs tomorrow UK then?02:58
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makoKeybuk: if you were on the high priority lisy, you should already have it02:58
makoKeybuk: otherwise, i don't know but you're at teh top of the list and it's only coming from the nl so i'd expect is soon02:59
makoKeybuk: as long as they are shipping in the order that i gave it to them (in the order it went into the DB) which you would put you in the first 30 packages02:59
Keybuk*nods*03:00
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Keybukso it should arrive before I'm not here then :p03:00
cleemako: well, thanks :)03:00
kingkevboGreetings everyone, I have a question on how security updates work in Ubuntu03:02
Keybukkingkevbo: what is your question?  (and I'm trying to resist giving "because we don't let thom near them" as the answer already <g>)03:02
kingkevboI know that main gets security updates, and that universal is "not supported03:03
HrdwrBoBuniverse03:03
HrdwrBoBbut yes03:03
kingkevboBut does that mean that noone updates universe?03:03
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bob2universe does not get security fixes03:04
bob2nor does it change after a release03:04
bob2the development branch of universe gets updates from sid03:04
Bernhardbut they have to be extra-compiled for umbuntu?03:05
Bernhard-m03:05
bob2"extra-compiled"?03:05
bob2they're binaries03:05
kingkevbooic, so no new versions in universe once the snapshot is taken of Sid03:05
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Bernhardbut not the same binaries as in Sid?03:05
FoxfyreHowdy folks03:06
bob2Bernhard: they're rebuilt, yes03:06
Bernhardbob2, thanks03:06
billytwowillyWhen buying an addon PCI IDE card is there anything I should look out for? Should they all just work with linux?03:06
bob2www.linux-ide.org has a list of supported ones, iirc03:06
billytwowillynice03:06
FoxfyreSo I got a new wireless card today for my laptop, and Ubuntu is not recognizing it immediately. Where do I go to add hardware?03:07
bob2is it supported by linux?03:07
bob2if so, it should Just Work03:07
FoxfyreI'm double checking now03:08
billytwowillyFoxfyre, what did you get?03:08
kingkevboThanks for answering my question bob203:09
FoxfyreTrendware, cheapo card. As it turns out it's not supposed to work with Linux. Boy do I feel like an idiot.03:09
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kingkevboUgh, I've had so many headaches w/ wifi cards, finally I just got an Orinoco Classic Gold03:10
hypa7ialol kingkevbo, that's what i did too03:10
hypa7iabut i finally got my internal card working03:10
kingkevboI love it when manufacturers change chipsets and they can't even tell you what's under the hood03:11
FoxfyreI'm on a tight budget so this is what I got for now03:11
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kingkevboI can sympathize Foxfyre03:11
billytwowillygah03:12
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FoxfyreAlright, well thanks, seeya all later03:12
kingkevboyw03:13
kingkevboI would really like to use Ubuntu on a server I am planning to colo.... Any suggestions on dealing w/ security?03:14
HrdwrBoBkingkevbo: use only stuff in main :)03:14
billytwowillywoot! found one and it's cheap103:14
billytwowilly!03:14
billytwowillybob2, thanks for the info03:14
bob2kingkevbo: use supported stuff and subscribe to debian-security-announce, which will have advisories for some more stuff from universe03:15
bob2of course the versions differ, etc, but it's something03:15
billytwowillyhhmm. Ok, this says it has a 40 -pin connector. I thought IDE used 80 pins??03:16
grellibillytwowilly no03:16
billytwowillyhey!03:16
kingkevboShould I compile from source for non-main?03:16
billytwowillygrelli is in here!03:16
grelliIDE is a 40pin connector, but ata100/133 cables have 80 conductors03:16
bob2ata-100 uses 80-pins 40 are extra ground conductors03:16
bob2kingkevbo: that won't help...03:17
grelliand yes, I am in here03:17
billytwowillywow.03:17
kingkevboI'd still have to keep up w/ advisories, of course03:17
billytwowillyA fellow Edmontonian in #ubuntu. That's neat03:17
bob2kingkevbo: what'03:18
bob2s  the advntage of compiling yourself then?03:18
kingkevboWell, the packages wouldn't be updated, so why not download tarballs directly when an advisory hits?03:19
bob2or get the source from sid and rebuild03:20
grellianywho03:20
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kingkevboAh, yup, I could :-P03:20
kingkevboduh ;-)03:21
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JDahlbob2, we were talking about a wiki for openAFS/Ubuntu yesterday: after testing it more I am putting it on hold - the kernel module is still much to buggy, even crashes linux occasionally03:21
bob2JDahl: ah, that sucks03:21
benhi03:21
benis there a way to de-uglify qt?03:22
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beni installed it from apt-get and it's so ugly03:22
benin skype, all the icons are cut off and stuff like that03:22
kingkevboThanks for the advice bob2 :-)03:23
benanyone?03:24
bob2kingkevbo: you're welcome03:25
ben?03:28
bob2I guess no one is using it03:29
bob2try the list03:29
asdf_46ben, I have never messed with that, but there is probibly a hidden directory in your home folder with kde stuff you could change the theme.03:29
hypa7iahey, i have to either do some crazy bios hacking or apply a patch to the kernel and recompile it.  are there any advantages to running a custom kernel?03:32
HrdwrBoBhypa7ia: not overly03:32
sladen<Riddell > epod: install kdeartwork-styles and put widgetStyle=plastik in ~/.kde/share/config/kdeglobals03:33
benasdf_46, ok, i'll look03:33
asdf_46hypa7ia, depends on who you ask03:33
asdf_46:)03:33
sladenhypa7ia: what are you having to do crazy hackery for?03:33
hypa7ialol asdf_4603:33
hypa7iasladen: it involves decompiling the DSDT and patching it03:34
benasdf_46, I see a .qt folder, but it's just got a single plugin file thing03:34
benno themes :(03:34
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hypa7iathere;s a bug in the acpi in my notebook03:34
asdf_46hypa7ia, what kind of notebook?03:34
benhypa7ia, dude, same with me i think, ubuntu won't recognize my acpi, even though the bios says that's what my laptop is running03:34
Rene_SClose the pages really fast and squish the bug03:35
benRene_S, rofl03:35
hypa7ia<-- not a dude :-)03:35
bendudette ;)03:35
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hypa7iaasdf_46: ASUS M6N laptop03:35
beni have a compaq03:36
hypa7iaben, what kind do you have?03:36
hypa7iaahh03:36
benwhich are none to store bios on the harddrive03:36
hypa7iamine's the one that LinuxCertified is selling :-)03:36
benwhich is the stupidest thing i've ever seen, but w/e03:36
ben*known03:36
hypa7iaibought it barebones and didn't pay the M$ tax :-)03:36
bennot none03:36
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eclipseafter i upgraded to x.org when i try to move the icons on my desktop it shows the border line of my desktop...so is there a way to disable that feature?03:38
bob2has someone filed a bug?03:38
eclipselol03:38
noneus1stare there any problems with new x.org and firegl?03:38
eclipseis that a bug?03:38
eclipsewell i'm using nvidia driver03:38
sladennoneus1st: I don't know.  Have you found one?03:38
bob2eclipse: it sounds like it to me03:39
bob2noneus1st: it won't work03:39
sladeneclipse: what do you mean 'border line' ?03:39
noneus1stbob2, thanks. so no xorg update03:39
eclipselol, u have the same thing/bug?03:39
ryaneclipse: i believe that is nautilus...03:40
ryanand i believe its just to let you know where the icon will be dropped03:40
ryanopen the computer window, for example03:40
eclipsewell for example, if i move an icon to a different area on my desktop it shows the 4 lines from 4 angles03:40
ryanand drag an icon over it03:40
ryanand the border will go from the root window to the computer window03:40
eclipselike a box of a desktop03:40
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eclipseryan: but i never had that before03:41
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eclipsei don't like that feature/bug03:41
ryaneclipse: yeah well i think it might be a new 'feature'03:41
eclipseit could be a bug or something03:41
ryansince nautilus got updated03:42
noneus1stnice i have to update 151 packages. my last update was last week03:42
ryanlet me locate a changelog03:42
eclipsewell, i think it's nautilus cause it's on the desktop03:42
eclipsewell, i think it's NOT nautilus cause it's on the desktop03:42
ryan...nautilus draws the desktop03:43
asdf_46Any ideas on a ndis wrapper wireless card not getting a dhcp address?03:43
bob2the ndiswrapper people would probably be a better source of info03:43
eclipseok03:43
labanuxdid someone know how to turn off the ubuntu03:43
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eclipseryan, do u know a way to disable that feature?03:44
asdf_46bob2, thanks, i'll chek it ouy/03:44
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ryaneclipse: no; i'm looking for the changelog though to determine if its a bug or feature03:44
labanuxi try : computer .>logout >turn off, but it doesn't work03:45
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labanuxthen i try halt -p03:45
labanuxit still got the same03:45
labanuxi try again shutdown -h now03:45
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bob2labanux: does running "modprobe apm" first help?03:45
labanuxbut my ubuntu still can't turned off03:45
nessmukanybody know how to set up English Dvorak in Ubuntu?03:45
labanuxmodprobe apm?03:46
bob2labanux: assuming you mean "I tell my computer to shutdown, but it doesn't power off"03:46
labanuxwait a minute.., i'll try it03:46
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labanuxbob2: yeah.., exactly like what you said..03:46
ryangmm03:46
ryaneclipse: unfortunately according to the NEWS file `nautilus 2.8.2 was updated without a news entry'03:47
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labanux sudo modprobe apm03:47
labanuxPassword:03:47
labanuxFATAL: Error inserting apm (/lib/modules/2.6.8.1-3-386/kernel/arch/i386/kernel/apm.ko): No such device03:47
eclipseryan: so it's a bug?03:47
labanuxthat's the error message..03:47
ryaneclipse: still don't know.03:47
eclipseman i think it;s a bug03:47
kingkevbolabanux:  Is APM turned off in your BIOS?03:47
eclipseplus i don't like that when i move an icon03:48
bob2you probably need some acpi thing then03:48
bob2no idea which one, ask on the list03:48
labanuxeh..??03:48
labanuxi don't know..03:48
ryani suppose you could try filing it and see if a developer clarifies the situation03:48
eclipseryan: it was fine before i upgrade from xfree to x.org03:49
ryaneclipse: yes, but when you upgraded to x.org, i'm sure your nautilus was updated as well03:49
bob2labanux: ask which ACPI modules you need to load to be able to powerdown, on the list03:49
eclipsebut i didn't upgrade gnome03:50
labanuxkingkevbo: so.., i must turn on the apm on my bios setting..?03:50
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sladenmjg59: acpi module to be able to poweroff ?03:50
eclipseryan: well, r u having the same problem as me?03:51
labanuxbob2: what list did you mean..??03:51
ryani get a border yes03:51
ryanbut i don't consider it a problem :)03:51
bob2labanux: erm, the ubuntu-users one03:51
kingkevbolabanux:  Well, it could be that APM is turned off in the BIOS, or like bob2 said, your BIOS could be ACPI-compliant03:51
eclipser u running hoary or warty?03:52
labanuxkingkevbo: acpi compliant..??03:52
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labanuxbut the  system say "load_acpi_module"03:53
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labanuxbut then the computer was stalled03:53
labanuxand nothing happend03:53
ryaneclipse: i'm running hoary03:53
eclipseok03:54
nessmukanybody know how to set up English Dvorak in Ubuntu?03:54
kingkevbolabanux:  There are 2 types of power management used by PCs:  APM and ACPI03:54
labanuxkingkevbo: so how can i know which type does my computer use?03:55
eclipseryan: r ur animated cursors flickering when browsing the web?03:55
bob2dude03:55
bob2if you're using animated cursors, you have already lost03:55
eclipsebob2: what do u mean?03:55
kingkevbolabanux:  Check in your BIOS..... Usually there will be a place where you can turn on APM/ACPI.....That will tell you which one you have03:57
labanuxok..03:57
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labanuxi'll try it first..03:57
MoonSweeplabanux: type "lspci" and see if you have an APM or ACPI system03:57
labanuxif it's succes.., i'll tell you03:57
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benhow do i check my bios?03:58
kingkevboMuch better idea MoonSweep :-)03:58
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MoonSweepkingkevbo: yes but too late... he left :-/03:59
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visorhi people03:59
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eclipseryan: do your animated cursors flicker when ur online?03:59
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labanuxMoonSweep : i've try using lspci..04:00
visori have a question, maybe a stupid one, but as long as only in ubuntu i saw this working well...04:00
labanuxMoonSweep : and this is the output 0000:00:00.0 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8377 [KT400/KT600 AGP]  Host Bridge (rev 80)04:01
labanux0000:00:01.0 PCI bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8237 PCI Bridge04:01
labanux0000:00:0f.0 RAID bus controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VIA VT6420 SATA RAID Controller (rev 80)04:01
labanux0000:00:0f.1 IDE interface: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82C586A/B/VT82C686/A/B/VT823x/A/C PIPC Bus Master IDE (rev 06)04:01
labanux0000:00:10.0 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82xxxxx UHCI USB 1.1 Controller (rev 81)04:01
labanux0000:00:10.1 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82xxxxx UHCI USB 1.1 Controller (rev 81)04:01
labanux0000:00:10.2 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82xxxxx UHCI USB 1.1 Controller (rev 81)04:01
labanux0000:00:10.3 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82xxxxx UHCI USB 1.1 Controller (rev 81)04:01
labanux0000:00:10.4 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. USB 2.0 (rev 86)04:01
labanux0000:00:11.0 ISA bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8237 ISA bridge [K8T800 South] 04:01
labanux0000:00:11.5 Multimedia audio controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8233/A/8235/8237 AC97 Audio Controller (rev 60)04:01
labanux0000:00:12.0 Ethernet controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT6102 [Rhine-II]  (rev 78)04:01
tsengeasy there champ!04:01
labanux0000:01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV100 QY [Radeon 7000/VE] 04:01
MoonSweepflood04:01
bob2labanux: please don't do that again04:01
visorwhen you open a remote uri in nautilus like smb:// or sftp:// it is suppossed to access them through gnome-vfs2, doesnt it?04:01
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visorwell thing is, if you play a mp3 file say, within nautilus but this file is located in a remote smb server, this is all done by gnome-vfs2 backend?04:02
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bob2if you mean, "can I use non-gnome apps to play it", then no04:03
kingkevbolabanux:  looks as if your power management has been turned off in the BIOS04:03
bob2unless it does something dodgy like copying to /tmp04:03
bob2which it might do04:03
labanuxbob2: hah..??? what's up..??04:03
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labanuxbob2: what's my mistake..??04:03
bob2labanux: don't paste lots of stuff like that again04:03
visorbob2: actually, i know maybe this is not the channel to do so, but... i can play anything or open anything in ubuntu04:03
AndyFitzI broke my XF86Config-4 file.  any idea how to execute the ubuntu wizard that sets it up ?04:03
bob2AndyFitz: read the top of the file04:04
AndyFitzI managed to run something through aptitude but it didnt save it anywher04:04
visorbob2: but i just installed suse gnome rpms and i cannot do the same (i need suse... business things)04:04
hypa7iaAndyFitz: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree8604:04
Keybukadnans: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree8604:04
hypa7ialol04:04
bob2visor: did you read wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats?04:04
AndyFitzhypa7ia:  cheers heaps.  thanks buddy04:04
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visorbob2: the odd thing is that i can open say an image, or a document remotely within nautilus but not the mp3, video and so, it says theres no plugin toplay, but thats not the reason because if i copy the remote file i can open it locally04:05
labanuxbob2: oh..., i;m sorry .., i don't know about that04:05
hypa7iano problemo AndyFitz04:05
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erikhey, is there a good email checker applet?04:06
erikor how does one monitor for new email in gnome2.8?04:06
visorbob2: and yeah, as i said, i have no problems for this with ubuntu, just in suse unofficial gnome, so i thought maybe someone had a hint04:06
erikI'm used to wmbiff in wmaker04:06
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visorerik: i think there is one within applets in the panel area04:06
erikvisor: can't find one04:06
erikthen again i'm using hoary so maybe it's taken out04:06
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bob2it's not in hoary, indeed04:07
visorerik: just click in "Add to panel" -> "Inbox monitor" and youre done04:07
visoruhmm i see04:07
erikhm04:07
erikguess I'll go hunting04:07
erikthanks04:07
Keybukit's not in upstream either04:07
visori have warthy04:07
Keybukthere's a bounty for one that uses evolution to do it04:07
bob2visor: it's been removed from upstream gnome 2.904:08
Keybuk(a GNOME bounty, that is)04:08
erikdown with evolution!04:08
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erikhypa7ia: can evolution do threading?04:08
visorbob2: i didnt know04:08
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HrdwrBoBevolution is good04:08
Keybukerik: sure.04:08
erikKeybuk: how?04:08
HrdwrBoBlol Keybuk04:08
Keybukerik: Ctrl+T04:08
kingkevboTrue erik04:09
bob2Keybuk: KONTACT04:09
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benwhere's the file with the acpi=off stuff?04:09
erikben: /boot/grub/menu.lst ?04:09
benyeah, thanks :)04:09
erikevolution seems to have issues with my ISAP box04:10
erikIMAP box04:10
kingkevboKeybuk:  so Evolution will do threading?04:10
Keybukkingkevbo: yes.04:10
erikC-t doesn't seem to do any threading04:10
BrittBSerik, yeah ... i'm actually filing a bugreport about that right now04:10
kingkevbow00t :-)04:10
benuh, i couldn't seem to find anything about acpi in my bios04:10
erikBrittBS: about IMAP?04:10
beni did find something about speedsetp settings04:10
Keybukerik: is View -> Threaded Message List  ticked?04:10
BrittBSerik, yes04:10
visorbob2: so i can deduct that if totem its not able to play (in suse... not ubuntu :P)  remote files complaining about plugins (wich i have) and being able to play locally those very same kind of files, and opening remote files (like images) works the problem is in totem itself not in gnome-vfs2/nautilus, doesnt it?04:10
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erikKeybuk: yes04:10
beni can set speedstep settings from my bios, is it supposed to be that way04:11
Parientecan some one tell me how to install a live of ubuntu04:11
bob2visor: hrm, I don't really know, but it sounds reasonable :)04:11
Keybukerik: then it should be threading away04:11
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benisn't cpufreq and powernowd supposed to control that?04:11
kingkevboI haven't gotten a chance to play much w/ evolution.... nice04:11
erikKeybuk: nope :(04:11
Keybukerik: *shrug* works fine for me04:11
erikKeybuk: using warty or hoary04:11
erik?04:11
AndyFitzoh bummer., hyp7ia: its not creating or modifying any files in /etc/X1104:11
visorbob2: well then, lets start tracking the thingie in totem code, thanks anyway :)04:11
Keybukerik: both04:11
erikI'm using evolution 2.1.0 from hoary04:11
erikhm, weird04:11
Keybukactually, I don't think I've actualled tried 2.1 yet04:11
hypa7iaAndyFitz: you did it sudo, right?04:11
AndyFitzthis is on hoary btw04:12
erikat any rate all the nice emacs keybindings don't work so I don't thin kI'm going to be able to use evo :p04:12
benhow can i know if i have acpi?04:12
AndyFitzI was sudo while executing it04:12
erikben: sniff around in /proc/acpi ?04:12
benisn't there a quick command that tells u?04:12
benlike lspci or something?04:12
Keybukerik: well, yes, it's not emacs *shock*04:12
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AndyFitzps -e04:13
AndyFitzoops :P04:13
bob2ben: read your motherboard manual04:13
erikKeybuk: ok this is weird04:13
hypa7iaAndyFitz: that's really weird04:13
erikKeybuk: evo DOES thread *some* messages04:13
hypa7iayeah, the threading is kinda lame04:13
erikKeybuk: but not all threads for some reason ... its as if it only does microsoft threading hints or something04:13
Keybukerik: it threads on References/In-Reply-To only (ie properly)04:13
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hypa7iaand new messages don't bring threads to the top chronologically04:13
Keybukmails with just the same/similar subject don't get threaded (because it doesn't know where to put them in the tree)04:14
AndyFitzhypa7ia: I'm running hoary04:14
Keybukhypa7ia: sort it by date ...04:14
hypa7iaAndyFitz: are you maybe using xorg then?04:14
AndyFitzwith main universe multiverse restricted etc04:14
Parientemy eth0 is not working in ubuntu.......04:15
Parientecan some one help04:15
Keybukerik: turn on the subject-thread plugin :)04:15
AndyFitzI didnt notice it change to xorg  but sometimes I apt-get without looking04:15
erikKeybuk: I've got a "References" header here and it's not threading on it04:15
erikAND an In-Reply-To04:15
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Keybukerik: you sure you've got the parents ?04:16
hypa7iaAndyFitz: that might have something to do with it, but i don't really know... plus i'm running hoary04:16
erikit didn't Keybuk yep04:16
eriker04:16
Keybukit works fine in 2.004:16
erikKeybuk: yep04:16
hypa7iaerr warty rather04:16
Keybukit could be a 2.1 bug, of course04:16
erikyeah04:16
erikmust be ... it's very clear04:16
hypa7iaKeybuk: i do have it sorted by date04:16
erikthe messages are even right next to eachother in the list because they were chronologically next to each other04:16
erikbut it didn't hook em04:16
bob2erik: do you have the parent?04:16
erikbob2: yeah04:16
hypa7iathe sorting by date should be by the most recent message in the thread04:17
erikhang on04:17
erikscreenshot coming04:17
AndyFitzsee I was editing XF86config-4 and the backup was overwritten.  I think its just a configuration error .  but for some reason  dpkg-reconfigure wont replace my problem04:17
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erik... after an incredibly long "Opening folder imap4://......"04:17
AndyFitzand the file made by Xfree86 -configure04:17
AndyFitzdoesnt work :-/04:18
bob2AndyFitz: did you read the top of the file or not?04:18
bob2it explains exactly how to get debconf to touch it again04:18
noneusso i updated to xorg. my fglrx stuff still works.04:18
bob2hm, I thought someone said the ABI changhed04:18
scoonhey all04:18
scoongreat distro04:19
AndyFitzthe top of what file . XF86Config-4 ?04:19
GotD0tdoes anybody know an app that i can open a WPS file with04:19
scooni am coming from gentoo and I bet someone has heard this before04:19
bob2AndyFitz: yes04:19
visoris it _sane_ to add unstable sources to apt just to update say, gaim?04:19
scoonhow do you get a script to load up during boot ?04:19
visorme not being a debian guru.. you know i dont want to break the system04:19
AndyFitzthe top says Section "ServerLayout"04:19
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bob2visor: debian unstable or hoary?04:19
bob2AndyFitz: erm, so you nuked the file completely?04:20
AndyFitzthat file is toast04:20
bob2bah04:20
hypa7iascoon: obligatory gentoo joke :-) http://www.eghetto.ca/~msviolet/Humour/gentoo.jpg04:20
visorbob2: does hoary has updates packages for gaim?04:20
AndyFitzI need to make a new one04:20
bob2visor: I don't know04:20
bob2it has 1.0.204:20
erikhttp://ebourget.net/~erik/child.png <- gnus displaying the child    http://ebourget.net/~erik/parent.png <-- gnus displaying the parent  http://ebourget.net/~erik/bzzt.png <-- evolution not threading04:20
visorthen it does... well, i think ill try that one04:21
bob2scoon: copy /etc/init.d/skeleton to /etc/init.d/whatever, edit it, run "update-rc.d whatever defaults" or so04:21
AndyFitzbob2: is there a way to recreate the file.  since reconfigure doesnt do this04:22
erikKeybuk: you agree that evo should be threading that one?04:22
erikif so, I'll go bugreport evo about it04:22
bob2AndyFitz: yes, but I don't know it04:22
bob2ask on the list04:23
spivAndyFitz: The instructions at the top of the file you nuked say:04:23
seek187whats a good cd buring app in hoary?04:23
erikseek187: nautilus burns CDs04:23
spiv# If you have edited this file but would like it to be automatically updated04:23
spiv# again, run the following commands as root:04:23
spiv#04:23
spiv#   cp /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 /etc/X11/XF86Config-4.custom04:23
spiv#   md5sum /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 >/var/lib/xfree86/XF86Config-4.md5sum04:23
spiv#   dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree8604:23
hypa7iaheh nice conspiracy header erik04:23
seek187it does?04:23
erikhypa7ia: :D04:23
erikseek187: yeah04:23
erikseek187: go to burn://04:23
seek187what about isos?04:23
erikseek187: or right-click on an ISO and hit "burn to cd"04:23
seek187nice04:23
seek187cool thx04:23
erikalternatively a lot of people like k3b and i'm sure it's in universe ... it's kde-requiring though04:24
GotD0tdoes anybody know how to open a .wps file?04:24
AndyFitzthansk spiv04:24
erikGotD0t: sounds like wordperfect ... openoffice?04:24
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ben"ACPI disabled because your bios is from 2000 and too old04:24
ben"04:24
benwhy does it do that?04:24
Keybukerik: indeed, how curious04:24
hypa7iano WP filters in OOo04:24
GotD0terik: nah... its MS Works04:24
hypa7iaalas04:24
erikhypa7ia: :(04:24
bob2ben: because almost all old acpi motherboards were unusably buggy04:24
bob2ben: it's possible to force it on04:24
bob2(if you think it will work)04:24
spivAndyFitz: no worries04:24
benbob2, it worked on mandrake04:24
benwithout having to force anything04:25
Gmailoooh my mail box is full i hope its the cds well i need to wait till my dad opens it04:25
bob2ben: with the same kernel version?04:25
GotD0tgmail... you cant get the mail yourself?04:25
erikhey, does ubuntu do ACPI laptop suspension?  if so, how?04:25
bob2it works a lot better in hoary04:26
bob2it depends on the laptop a lot04:26
GmailGotD0t: goot r00t? no my dad has the key (we got a new mail box a few days a go)04:26
benbob2: oh, i'm not sure about that...04:26
erikbob2: how do I uh make it happen?04:26
Rene_SDoes no one use a desktop computer anymore ?04:26
erikassuming my laptop is supported04:26
hypa7ianow THAT would make me want to update to hoary04:26
erikRene_S: nope04:26
benRene_S, nope04:26
benlol04:26
hypa7ianope :-)04:26
Rene_SDamn i feel out dated04:26
hypa7iaactualy i'm gonna be putting ubu on a desktop tomorrow04:26
benlol04:26
erikI just put ubuntu-amd64 on a desktop today04:27
erik... TOTALLY AWESOME04:27
Rene_SIm too clumsy to have a laptop04:27
beni want to put ubuntu on my desktop, but my parents would reak out04:27
benRene_S, rofl04:27
kingkevboRene_S:  I do, but I have the laptop too :-)04:27
hypa7iamine's an old dell, 900 mhz i think04:27
benbob2, what were u saying about hoary being better with laptops?04:27
erikwhere the jesus do I report a bug for "novell evolution"?04:27
bob2ben: no, I didn't say that04:27
benhypa7ia, mines an older compaq, 600mhz :p04:27
bob2erik: ubuntu's bugzilla, /topic04:27
benbob2, what did u say?04:27
hypa7ialaptop is like 2x better than the desktop04:28
bob2ben: I said ACPI suspend will work a lot better on hoary04:28
benoh04:28
BrittBSerik, or http://bugzilla.ximian.com/ if you know it is evo specific04:28
erikAh04:28
erikyeah04:28
erikximian sounds good :p04:28
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benwell, i'm gonna tray acpi forced on and hope for the best04:28
Rene_Sits bad enough I gotta compete with the digital camera freaks, soon I am gonna need a laptop anyhow04:28
hypa7iabob2: is that "will" as in "doesn't yet"04:28
bob2hypa7ia: "will" as in "when it releases"04:29
hypa7iaRene_S: ASUS04:29
hypa7iaahh, gotcha bob2 :-)04:29
bob2it probably does now if you're running a mjg59-special-edition kernel04:29
kingkevboI'm running a mighty 500MHz Celeron .... woo hoo04:29
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Rene_Shypa7ia, prolly there is a nice little Korean place I get all my comp stuff at on Queen St04:29
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hypa7iaRene_S: which one?04:31
hypa7iai got mine at canada computers04:31
hypa7iaNO WINDOZE04:31
hypa7ia:-)04:31
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hypa7iawas very excited about that.04:31
seek187Anyone know where the download site is for the live cd?04:31
Rene_Shypa7ia, trying to find the card someplace, i dont go there that often so the name escapes me04:31
bob2seek187: same as the download site for the non-live cd04:31
bob2releases.ubuntu.com04:31
seek187ok thx04:31
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kingkevboWell, it's been fun, thanks again bob2 for the advice, see ya later04:32
Rene_Shypa7ia, hmm can't find the card at the moment04:33
hypa7iano worries04:33
Rene_Shypa7ia, wife cleaned up my piles04:33
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The_Real_Ryawww.cleftintherock.net 24/7 Christian Rock mp3pro stream, follow directions on bottom left of page to listen in :-P04:33
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benwell acpi half works04:34
benit recognizes when it's plugged in04:34
AndyFitzproblem fixed !!04:34
hypa7ialol, we got irc-spammed04:34
seek187lol04:34
AndyFitzthaks hypa7ia, spiv04:34
AndyFitzthanks LOL04:35
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hypa7ia:-)04:35
scoonanyone: how do i get a script to load at boot04:35
Ruffian|JANE|www.google.com you will find you answer there :-p04:38
visorsoon: put it under /etc/init.d with +x permissions and do links to it in /etc/rc3.d /etc/rc4.d and so on04:38
bob2scoon: I told you already04:39
scoonRuffian|JANE|: thanks for the obvious.  but I am really looking for something like rc-update in gentoo04:39
scoonvisor: so that is the only way ? no runlevel editor04:39
Ruffian|JANE|ic04:39
bob2scoon: which part of my answer was confusing?04:39
tsengman update-rc.d04:39
bob2scoon: of course there is, update-rc.d, gnome-system-tools in hoary, sysv-rc-conf04:39
visorscoon: thats the "standard way" i guess04:40
Rene_SOk i been running this xcompmgr all night and I dont see anything different04:40
scoonthatnks for all the help: but can someone tell me when /etc/inittab gets exec'd04:42
bob2scoon: during boot04:42
bob2scoon: you don't need to edit it04:42
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AndyFitzokay . now xorg is being installed :)04:43
AndyFitzfeels like I fixed it to uninstall it04:44
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hypa7iaokay.  should i go hoary?04:46
hypa7iai have to go do dishes anyway :-)04:46
noneusi have hoary works fine. bt one thing. dvd playback is lagging.04:46
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hypa7iaoh, that doesn't bug me too much04:46
RobLinuxanyone here knows the difference with Libranet and Ubuntu?04:46
hypa7iaRobLinux: different philosophy, different release cycles04:47
kensaiRobLinux: Ubuntu rocks04:47
hypa7iathat too :-)04:47
RobLinuxTrue04:47
noneusi switched from crux to ubuntu. ubuntu is easy to use and fast.04:47
kensaianyone can give me a good fstab line for my dvd rom?04:47
RobLinuxWhat's Ubuntu Philosophy :)04:47
noneusread at ubuntulinux.org04:48
RobLinuxI'm going to the website dont worry ;)04:48
kensaiRobLinux: everythiong is free and will stay free04:48
bob2kensai: you don't need one04:48
kensaibob2: why?04:48
hypa7iaRobLinux: ubuntu is an Nguni wrord meaning "humanity towards others"04:48
scoonso, inittab exec order anyone ?04:48
RobLinuxya04:48
bob2scoon: what are you trying to do?04:48
bob2scoon: you don't ever need to edit inittab04:49
kensaibob2: cdrom has a line in fstab04:49
hypa7iaand you can prolly see that the community is pretty friendly :-)04:49
noneusi have a question to ubuntu-calendar. is there every month an update for a new wallpaper?04:49
bob2kensai: gnome-volume-manager will handle it04:49
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bob2noneus: yes04:49
kensaibob2: so i just put a dvd and magic it starts?04:49
noneusi use alsamixer anyway. i don't like gnome-mixer04:49
RobLinuxUbuntu can use other windows manager? kde, xfce ?04:49
bob2kensai: you don't need to mount it to play it04:49
noneuskensai, that's it.04:49
bob2RobLinux: yes, but they're not supported04:49
Rene_SFriendly, You can all rot in eternal damnation04:50
noneusRobLinux, Yes but ubuntu installs gnome by default.04:50
bob2kensai: when you install it, totem will start04:50
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noneustotem is one shitty appication. that totem-gstreamer never worked here.04:50
Rene_Shypa7ia, beats throwing a fry pan at me04:50
bob2it works fine, but it won't play your pirated movies or mp304:51
bob2or dvds04:51
hypa7ialol Rene_S04:51
kensainoneus: hehe it is totem sucks04:51
hypa7ianow bob2, many of my mp3's are perfectly legal04:51
kensainoneus: mplayer rules04:51
hypa7iaat least 10% of them :-)04:51
Rene_Sgxine does a better job of front ending than that totem thing04:52
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bob2scoon: what are you trying to do?04:52
RobLinuxbob2: their not support meaning no support if something doesnt work or  ?04:52
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bob2or are you doing some sort of bizarro gentoo mind-game-troll?04:52
RobLinuxbob2: yes I know I used it before gnome is default :) I was here before I dont know if anyone remembers me04:52
bob2RobLinux: only things in the "supported" section of ubuntu gets security updates, etc04:52
RobLinuxbob2: got'cha04:53
bob2RobLinux: lots and lots more stuff is in universe, but it doesn't get security updates until the next release04:53
memeruh-oh. trying to try ubuntu...got the disc in but it seems to be hanging at "loading module ide-cd"  for the last. like, 10 mins?04:53
bob2memer: sure the cd burnt ok?04:53
hypa7iamemer: livecd or install?04:53
ryanbob2: in other words, totem doesn't work for anything useful ;)04:53
RobLinuxanyone knows if i can run it via vmware ?04:53
bob2RobLinux: ubuntu?  sure...04:54
bob2there are some notes in the wiki about it04:54
memerhm. right. y'know, ive never had a problem with that as i do it on my wife's mac (which i think has a checker built in or something. could be talkin out by a** tho).  this is the install disc04:54
RobLinuxya cool04:54
Rene_SA viewmaster has a better chance of working than totem04:54
memeruh, is there  a quickie tutorial on how to check the burn? *ducks as he surfs to ubuntu site*04:55
hypa7iadoes upgrading to hoary break anything?04:55
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RobLinuxI'm gonna run it on my laptop which is fast .. right now i'm on my linux box (im a newbie) by the way... and im dual-booting here on my desktop celeron 634mhz 256mbsdram 20gb Yoper & Libranet ... my laptop is amd athlon xp-m 2800+ 768mb ddr 30gb so it should better :)04:55
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Rene_SDepends, didnt break anything on mine04:55
WWHello world.04:55
Rene_SBut I use a real computer04:55
tsengRene_S: you should see the restricted media page on the wiki before spreading a bunch of FUD04:55
hypa7iaRene_S: :-p04:55
bob2memer: "md5sum /dev/hdc" or so04:56
bob2Rene_S: please try to stay helpful04:56
hypa7iaall i care about as far as breakage goes is evolution and firefox04:56
Rene_Stseng, I did, and I tryed actually using it, it doesnt play anything on my comp ever,  Just hangs04:56
WWA quick poll for the channel regulars: What are the top five most frequently asked questions here?  ("What is the root password?" is already on the list!)04:56
tsengWW: luckily there is also an faq on the wiki (see topic)04:57
memerbob2: um, i've found the page with the checksum things, but not sure what to do with it. i'm on a windows computer right now, btw. do i have to go back to my wife's mac where i burned it?04:57
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ryani've had totem playing useful things before04:57
ryanbut its not very reliable04:57
memer(mdsums)04:57
tsengmemer: you can compare your md5sum with the one on the mirror04:57
tsengfor that cd image04:57
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ryani was hoping to be able to just view the online clips and such without hassle but that is unfortunately not possible with totem in the least04:57
tsengmemer: if they are not identical, you have corrupted image or media04:57
bob2WW: "I broke my X config file, how do I get it back"04:58
memerhow do i nkow what md5sum is on the disc?04:58
WWtseng: Yup, but I'm curious what about which ones are really the _most_ frequently asked.04:58
bob2memer: there's a md5sum.exe program for windows04:58
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Rene_Stseng, it wont even allow me to load a file or anything it just loads the nice gui and freezes so my remark about the viewmaster is valid, in my experience.04:58
bob2memer: don't know if it can check the actual cd tho04:58
tsengWW: those are really04:58
memeroh, cool. thanks, i'll give it a whirl04:58
memeroh.04:58
bob2ryan: not with totem-xine?04:58
tsengRene_S: not in mine, so i hope you are trying to file useful bug reports04:58
ryanbob2: totem-xine was the one that was hit and miss04:59
kensaibob2: It does not started my dvd04:59
ryanbob2: gstreamer has never worked at all for me, with totem04:59
ryanbob2: video-wise04:59
Rene_Stseng, I will, and I will try and keep my viewmaster comment out of it :)04:59
bob2kensai: computer -> desktop -> removable media04:59
tsenggstreamer only currently supports fairly open and well known codecs04:59
bob2kensai: is it enabled?04:59
bob2kensai: do you havea working dvd player installed?04:59
tsengunfortunately there isnt a lot of good open source support for windows media and the like05:00
AndyFitzw00t!! 320x240 ubuntu gnome05:00
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ryanAndyFitz: that sounds hot.05:00
bob2ryan: yeah, it only plays a very limited number of video formats05:00
bob2tseng: they can all use windows dlls on i38605:00
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ryanbob2: have they ever considered using mplayer as the backend instead05:00
tsengbob2: gstreamer can?05:00
ryanor is there just huge legal issues05:00
bob2ryan: no way05:00
kensaibob2: nope it doesn't appear there as I don't have an fstab line for it05:00
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bob2tseng: no, not gstreamer05:00
tsengright05:00
AndyFitzhttp://andy.fitzsimon.com.au/gtkrc   - small modification to the gtkrc and  the gnome font properties and its sweet05:00
bob2kensai: ignore fstab05:00
kensaibob2: OK05:01
bob2tseng: the dlls are not distributable anyway, ubuntu can never ship them05:01
kensaibob2: i'll keep trying thanks05:01
ryanso whats wrong with mplayer05:01
ryanit ..works05:01
bob2ryan: mplayer is a huge bucket of legal problems05:01
Protege61894I need help installing some drivers. Specifically Nvidia NFORCE and ATI Radeon 9600 drivers.05:01
bob2Protege61894: wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto05:01
ryanbob2: but only in certain countries, no?05:01
Protege61894ty05:01
bob2kensai: you don't see anything about dvds drives in that config box?05:01
AndyFitzall menu's panels and toolbars with 16x16 pixel icons  . makes it look like a PDA could run gnome easily05:01
bob2ryan: yes, but the patents are actively enforced05:02
ryanah05:02
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AndyFitzyet I can't take a screenshot. for somereason its nolonger in the computer menu and when  I use the panel screenshot applet  I get an error " cannot execute gnome-screenshot'05:03
tsengAndyFitz: its moving to gnome-utils05:03
tsengAndyFitz: but that module hasnt been released yet05:03
tsengit will be back soon05:03
nomasteryodaryan: it will continue to be used by the community though, as it's the only really functional choice  =)05:03
hypa7iato confirm, ati binary drivers are broken with xorg right?  so i should hold it backif going to hoary?05:03
bob2well, someone claimed it worked today05:04
AndyFitztseng.  thanks for the info I can wait05:04
bob2but I was sure daniel said it wouldn't05:04
tsengAndyFitz: gimp can take screenshots in the meantime05:04
tsenghypa7ia: last i checked ati binary drivers conflicted with xorg > 6.805:04
bob2or "import -window root" from imagemagick05:04
tsenghypa7ia: but the ati oss driver is very good these days05:04
tsenghas decent 3d support with dri on my card05:05
AndyFitzthanks tseng, I always thought it was funny that gnome-panel was the package that handled screenshots05:05
hypa7iatseng: should i then just remove fglrx before going to hoary?05:05
tsengAndyFitz: i also like a package called scrot05:06
tsenghypa7ia: sounds like a decent plan05:06
tsenghypa7ia: change "Driver" back to "ati"05:06
hypa7iaahh yes05:06
Rene_SOdd I wonder why they removed the services-admin tool out of the gnome sytem tools05:06
bob2"they" = "gnome system tools upstream"05:06
bob2and "they" reenabled it recently05:06
memerok, thanks guys. i went back and checked the md5sums and it seems to be waay off from what it should be. bloody hell.  any tricks to avoid that, or is it just luck o the draw?05:07
bob2burning at a slower speed often helps05:07
Rene_Show recently because as far as i can see i have all the updates till 7pm est and I can not find em05:07
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tsengmemer: also confirm that the iso you are burning from the is whole thing05:07
bob2Rene_S: it's enabled in the version in hoary05:07
tsengmemer: and matches the md5.. otherwise download/rsync it again05:07
memerbob2, tseng, many thanks.05:08
Rene_SCannot display location 'file://service-admin'05:08
Rene_SDetails: The specified location is invalid.05:08
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memeruh, just before i burn this again, what's a recommended 'safe' speed for burning? 8x?05:12
tsengmemer: depends on your burner, but 8x sounds pretty safe if youre in no hurry05:13
Rotundyou don't have burnproof on your burner?05:13
memerburnproof? it seems to go up to 16x speed05:13
RobLinuxwhen are other window manager gonna be supported with ubuntu?05:14
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RotundRobLinux: Supported, never.  available, already05:17
Rotundthat's my guess at least05:17
bob2please don't make statements like that unless you're sure :-)05:18
Rene_SThe sky is falling !!! The sky is falling !!!05:20
Protege61894i keep getting a   No precompiled kernel interface was found to match your kernel; this means05:21
Protege61894  that the installer will need to compile a new kernel interface.05:21
Protege61894when i try to install nvidia drivers05:21
nomasteryodait is all the time05:21
RotundOkay.  I'll reword it.  This distro is heavily geared toward GNOME.  My guess is they will stick with the one that currently best supports GNOME.05:21
bob2Protege61894: read the instructions again...05:21
bob2Protege61894: you need to install linux-headers-$(uname -r)05:21
bob2(dunno if the wiki says that or not)05:21
Rotundbob2: is that better?05:21
bob2heh, yeah :)05:22
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Protege61894bob2: sudo: nvidia-glx-config: command not found05:22
bob2erm, that's weird05:23
bob2I hope some idiot hasn't modified the wiki to only work with hoary05:23
bob2erm, "hlepful soul"05:23
Rotundokay.  gstreamer has issues keeping the audio and video from a wmv synced05:23
RotundYet mplayer and gxine (which both use ffmpeg to decode it, I believe) do fine05:23
bob2gstreamer can play wmv at all?05:24
Rotundbob2: w/ gst-ffmpeg it can05:24
bob2ah05:24
Rotundand I think you need w32codecs05:24
bob2yeah05:24
Rotundftp://cipherfunk.org/pub/packages/ubuntu/, warty, main05:25
bob2sounds like a bug in gstreamer, I think they use the gnome bugzilla now?05:25
Xenguyhello all - still struggling with pppoe on a new Ubu install...05:25
Rotundyeah.  I'll probably try to look into it a bit more05:25
bob2Xenguy: I thought you fixed it?05:25
Rotundfind other things that would render via ffmpeg and see how they do05:25
Xenguybob2: no, that was someone else; my problem remains...05:25
bob2Xenguy: you removed them both from /etc/network/interfaces and pon still didn't work?05:26
Xenguybob2: I am not sure I actually have a 'pppoe' package installed :-/  pppoeconfig *is* installed tho -- my question: do others here have any "*pppoe*" packages installed (e.g. rp-pppoe, or pppoe, or ... ?)  ?05:27
Xenguywhat does Ubu use for pppoe by default - Roaring Penguins software?05:27
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Dragoanyone wouldn't know about building the zc030x webcamera driver from the cvs under ubuntu would they?05:28
bob2Xenguy: yes05:28
bob2Xenguy: install it then05:28
Xenguybob2: what is the package name for that then?05:28
bob2pppoe05:28
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bob2or maybe it uses the kernel one now05:29
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Xenguybob2: hrm, I believe I tried to install that, but I got an error of some kind -- I will try again to make sure05:29
bob2ok05:29
punkassany one running the quake2 package?05:30
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RobLinuxbob2: how much gb should i have for ubuntu via vmware?05:30
bob2RobLinux: to install you need 1.8GB of disk or so05:30
XenguyRobLinux: you need 1.8-2Gb for just Ubu AFAIK05:30
bob2go 2GB to be safe05:30
Xenguyheh05:30
Xenguybiab then05:31
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noneushey guys05:35
noneusi have a problem with mldonkey05:35
noneuswhen i change allowed_ips mldonkey sets this var to its default after every start05:35
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tom_how can i see the log of exactly what appeared on the screen during bootup05:43
tsengthe kernel log can been seen by running dmesg05:44
tom_tseng ty does that show exactly all the init boot messages as shown on the screen?05:44
crimsuntom_: change BOOTLOGD_ENABLE=No to BOOTLOGD_ENABLE=Yes in /etc/default/bootlogd05:45
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tom_crimsun ty05:45
Se7hman05:47
Se7him stillwith this wierdo problem05:47
tom_any short solutions to the Device 'i823650' does not have a release() function, it is broken and must be fixed05:48
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Rene_Syeah uninstall pcmcia-cs05:50
hypa7iapcmcia_cs, no?05:50
bob2no package in debian or ubuntu has _ in the name05:50
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tom_so that is loaded by default by ubuntu even though i have no pcmcia on my desktop pc?05:53
bob2it shouldn'e05:54
bob2but sometimes it can't tell05:54
tom_bob2 ok ty guys05:54
bob2like on my ibook05:54
Rene_Sor something to that effect05:55
Rene_SI dont memorize 10 000 package names05:55
tom_ok thats removed05:55
Rene_Stry rebooting05:56
Rene_Sif i am wrong you can sue me05:56
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tom_rene_s yep will just do that bootlog change and give it a run05:56
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Xenguybob2: here's what I found out about 'pppoe' package...05:58
Xenguybob2: synaptic sees only 'pppoeconf' -- no 'pppoe'...05:58
Se7h./setup.sh: line 88: /home/seth/.setup21082: Permission denied05:58
Se7hThe setup program seems to have failed on x86/glibc-2.105:58
Se7hcan anyone help on this ?05:58
Xenguybob2: apt-cache search pppoe  <- lists only pppeoconf...05:59
bob2well, it's in universe05:59
bob2Se7h: what are you trying to do?05:59
Se7hin this case05:59
Se7hinstall a game05:59
Se7hbut it gives me that05:59
Se7heach time i try to run a .run file06:00
bob2.run is meaningless06:00
thoreauputicXenguy: that would be because pppoe is pulled in by pppoeconf (apt-cache depends pppoeconf)06:00
bob2tho in this case it seems to be a shell script06:00
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bob2Se7h: is /home mounte noexec or user?06:00
Xenguybob2: dpkg -l *pppoe*  <- gives 'pppoe' [ un   pppoe   <none>   (no desc. avail.)]  and pppoeconf [ ii   pppoeconf   1.0.8ubuntu2  <description>] 06:01
bob2Xenguy: ok...06:01
thoreauputic*sigh*06:01
Se7hle' me check06:01
bob2thoreauputic: if apt-cache search doesn't see it, it can't be pulled in as a dependency06:01
noneushi there. my mldonkey stinks. i've set allowed_ips too the right value. but i still cannot connect from my laptop.06:01
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Xenguybob2: also I see some reference to rp-pppoe.so on boot up (something about Roaring Penguin's stuff)...06:01
Se7hdam06:02
thoreauputicbob2: well it's in apt-cache depends pppoeconf06:02
Se7hi cant remember the file06:02
Rene_SIf your donkey stinks can i suggest some Dove, it smells nice and has 1/4 moisterizing cream :)06:02
seek187does nautilus always take a year preparing to write a cd before it actualy writes the disk?06:02
thoreauputicbob2: however, I'm using sarge so I guess it could differ06:02
Xenguythoreauputic: I'm trying to verify that I actually have pppoe installed06:02
bob2thoreauputic: yes06:03
thoreauputicXenguy: what does `type pppoe`  say?06:03
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bob2Xenguy: if "dpkg -l pppoe" doesn't list it, it's not installed06:03
Xenguybob2: so I guess I'm left wondering if I need package 'pppoe', and if so, how I can get it?06:03
bob2Xenguy: if you need it, it's in universe, which (of course, haha) requires network access06:03
Xenguythoreauputic: I'm in debian now (for net connectivity); I can only check questions like that if I disconnect, then reboot into Ubu :-)06:04
Xenguybob2: heh06:04
Xenguycatch-2206:04
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bob2it only needs libc and ppp installed, tho06:04
thoreauputicXenguy: ah - sorry I jumped in ignorantly - I'll stfu :)06:04
Xenguybob2: should I re-install I wonder (why wasn't it installed to begin with)06:04
Xenguythoreauputic: all input is appreciated actually :-)06:05
bob2Xenguy: well, since it wasn't installed by default, I suspect it's not neccessary, but I have no other idea06:05
bob2I've never setup dsl on a linux machine before, so I'm just guessing06:05
Xenguybob2: does synaptic for example show you 'pppoe' as installed?06:06
Xenguyoh06:06
bob2I do not have it installed06:06
XenguyDoes anyone here who uses DSL/pppoe have package 'pppoe' show up in synaptic?06:06
bob2hrm, weirdly, it says it needs ppp or pppoe06:07
bob2what error do you get in your logs when you run "pon"?06:07
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Rene_Snoneus, If your donkey stinks try some Dove. it smells nice and has 1/4 Moisterizing creme  :)06:07
hypa7iai have pppoeconf and pppoe06:07
Xenguyhypa7ia: this is warty then, and from a CD install ?06:08
Xenguybob2: I'll check the logs next time I try 'pon' then06:08
hypa7iayuppers Xenguy06:08
hypa7iapppoeconf is in main, even06:08
hypa7iahave you tried the network setup tool?06:09
XenguyOK, so I think there is something foobar'd with my install somehow :-/06:09
Xenguyhypa7ia: pppoeconf, yep (but if pppoe is not showing up, that explains why the config ain't working ;-)06:09
hypa7iapppoe is in universe i think06:10
Xenguydamn, Ubu looks so promising -- I just want to get on the Net with it ;-)06:10
hypa7iaat least it doesn'thave the littleubu symbol next to it06:10
Xenguyhypa7ia: wha? If pppoe is in universe, does that mean it is not on the CD?  (But that would make no sense)06:11
bob2yes06:11
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XenguyAre there any 'universe' packages on the install CD then?06:11
tom_well that was a cleaner boot06:11
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bob2if you look at the dependencies of pppoeconf, it says it needs a recent version of ppp or pppoe06:11
bob2Xenguy: no06:12
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Rene_Stom_, did that solve your issue ?06:12
Xenguybob2: I am now officially confused06:12
tom_rene_s i no longer get one of the eroors yes ty but i still have some more06:12
Xenguybob2: I don't understand - are you saying that pppoe is not on the install CD?06:12
Rene_Stom_,  yeah i get em too, mostly related to laptop stuff06:13
tom_crimsun i chnaged that setting for bootlog .... where do i look now for the messages that are displayed?06:13
suposXenguy: ppp troubles?06:13
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Xenguysupos: yes06:13
bob2Xenguy: yes, I'm almost certain of that06:13
crimsuntom_: /var/log/boot*06:13
bob2I'll check06:13
Xenguybob2: tx06:13
suposhold on a sec, I saw something about that in a review06:14
Rene_Stom_,  when i get a new install i normally take out pcmcia, raid, evms, and mdadm06:14
hypa7iaoh, yup, ppp was there06:14
Xenguysupos: tx a lot06:14
hypa7iais there.  in main.06:14
Rene_Stom_,  and ppp stuff because I am a cable user06:14
tom_i will learn rene but slowly lol06:14
suposXenguy: http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=8407&page=406:14
Xenguysupos: how is anyone connecting via pppoe if that package is not on the install CD - that makes no sense to me06:14
tom_i use adsl06:14
Xenguytom_: do you use pppoe ?06:15
Rene_Sthen dont play with the ppp or ppoe stuff06:15
suposXenguy: that is a review of the preview relaese, but the issues may remain06:15
bob2Xenguy: right, pppoe is not on the cd06:15
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suposisn't pppconfig on the cd?06:15
bob2supos: it is06:15
bob2see, this makes me think you just need ppp06:16
Xenguysupos: yes06:16
thoreauputicsupos: pppconfig is for dialup, I think - pppoeconf is a different matter06:16
suposXenguy: and that won't do the trick?06:16
suposoh sorry then - I just assumed it was the same06:17
tom_crimsun no luck on that file .....06:17
suposNever mind me then :)06:17
bob2Xenguy: ok, just pppoeconf on a default system should work06:17
bob2ie without pppoe06:17
Xenguysupos: well so far I haven't been able to connect, but it could be another unknown issue -- I had thought maybe it was the fact that pppoe wasn't installed on my system06:17
tom_i just checked bootlogd again and the yes is ok06:17
Xenguybob2: ahhh06:17
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Xenguybob2: so you have it on good authority that I don't need pppoe to get connected to the net via a default install, yes?06:19
bob2the pppoe package, yes06:20
tom_Xenguy i am on a router/modem so no i dont need pppoe on my pc as such06:20
wasabi_so where can I order a boxed copy of ubuntu? :)06:20
hypa7iawasabi_: no boxes yet, but pressed cds at http://shipit.ubuntulinux.com06:21
wasabi_yeah already got some.06:21
Xenguywasabi_: Yer too late for the free ones AFAIK, but perhaps there are commercial alternatives?06:21
wasabi_Just, when I feel like it's worht it, I tend to put money down for it. ;)06:22
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hypa7iano, they're still shipping out the free ones06:22
WitigonenHey all.  I have a pretty basic question about grub.06:22
Xenguybob2: thanks for clearing up this issue - now I just have to figure out what the real problem is :-)06:22
WitigonenSo, I've got an XP install on an IDE drive when my primary drive is SATA.  So, its (hd0,0).  What's my IDE drive, then?06:22
Rene_SBasic answers, Yes, No, Maybe06:23
wasabi_Witigonen, for grub, it should be hd106:23
wasabi_grub is numbered consecutively06:23
bob2Witigonen: windows doesn't like booting off anything but the first disk06:23
Witigonenbob2, in Windows' view, it is the first disk since it doesnt' recognize the SATA drive without third-party drivers.06:23
wasabi_bob2, first disk on any given controller.06:23
Xenguyhypa7ia: shipping yes, but stopped taking orders for free delivery on the 11th or 12th (check the web site, maybe there is still time, but the deadline is like *now*)06:23
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wasabi_well, somehow it works with sata.;)06:24
bob2Witigonen: hah06:24
crimsuntom_: see the bottom response here: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=23256906:24
bob2wasabi_: hrm, ok06:24
bob2long time since I'vae had windows installed06:24
wasabi_bob2, yeah, im not 100% what the rules are anymore.06:24
wasabi_But somehow it will boot off a secondary Sata controller06:24
neighborleejust wondering have their been any updates in last two weeks or so ...synaptic isn't showing ( just ran mark all upgrades) anything to 'apply' so I wanted to verify...??06:25
wasabi_hit refresh in synaptic.06:25
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tom_crimsun ty looks like it dioesn't work here the06:26
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tom_*then06:26
hypa7iaoh, Xenguy, i stand corrected.  i ordered mine like a week ago :-)06:26
tom_crimsun just have to get a 6 foot high monitor ;-)06:27
bob2neighborlee: warty only gets updates for security fixes06:27
neighborleebob2, oh ok06:28
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jwaglerAnyone know if you can install from the live cd?06:29
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gardion_Hello, anyone know if you can boot of the live cd?06:30
bob2jwagler: no, you can't06:31
bob2gardion_: yes, that's kinda the point06:31
neighborleesigh...okay this is weird..trying to run ( just installed latest firefox 1.0 ) firefox and its bringing up a 2x4 window saying: title="&mainWindow.title;"_________________________^ < ??? ;-))sigh06:31
bob2restart firefox06:31
neighborleetried with no effect06:31
neighborleeonly way it works is as root06:31
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neighborleewhich is kinda bad LOL06:31
bob2does it work for other users?06:31
neighborleenot sure other than root06:32
bob2are you sure you restarted it completely?06:32
Rene_SFirefox 1.0 works fine for me06:32
neighborleeno other users here than root atm anyway06:32
neighborlee7yes06:32
jwaglerSo then the live cd is only meant as a demo06:32
bob2jwagler: yes06:32
neighborleebob2, its been doing it but I thought installing the latest firefox would have fixed it06:32
thoreauputicneighborlee: did you install it as root? you don't need to you know ( I assume you used the mozilla.org installer)06:33
dstahanAre the nvidia drivers easy to install for ubuntu?06:33
tom_i will try rebooting and see if i can catcha a glimpse of what its objecting to06:33
neighborleethoreauputic, I hope I didn't LOL...yeah I used the installer06:33
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mbbjust noticed my laptop (hoary), been sitting unused for a couple of hours - hard drive activity every few seconds. What would that be?06:34
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bob2mbb: disk syncing06:35
bob2neighborlee: you installed it as root?06:35
neighborleethoreauputic, to be safe i'll reinstall06:35
neighborleebob2, if I did it certainly was not on purpose :(06:35
bob2reinstall firefox, right?06:35
neighborleeyes06:35
Rene_SHmmm my wife hasnt stopped by any of your houses has she ?06:35
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wasabi_I seem to be unable to get libpng12-dev installed. It seems to want to downgrade libpng12-0.06:35
thoreauputicRene_S: yeah she's right here and says hi ;)06:36
KingShawni think im bout to check out ubuntu guys06:36
neighborleeKingShawn, kewl ;-=)06:36
KingShawnit better then redhat?06:36
KingShawn;P06:36
Rene_Sthoreauputic, keep her, she's fired06:36
neighborleeKingShawn, heh well..IMNSHO..'yes'06:37
thoreauputicRene_S: heheh06:37
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KingShawnwhats that mean?06:37
mbbbob2: thanks. is there a way to stop that, other than hibernate/suspend (which doesn't work well on this old machine)?06:37
neighborleeKingShawn, I could give you a raft of reasons why but that would be crude LOL ( PM me if you want some)06:37
KingShawni want some reasons06:37
KingShawnim curious before i install06:37
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bitserfinteresting...xorg with drop shadows is slower on my radeon 9600xt than it is with the onboard i810 at work :)06:37
neighborleeKingShawn, well one I dont feel bad giving you is I never found it completely stable...06:38
mbbbob2: and, if it's not too deep a subject, what is actually being done by disk syncing?06:38
KingShawnya its not stable already06:38
neighborleeKingShawn, which to no surprise really as its a testbed of sorts for RHEE06:38
KingShawnonly been using it for 1 day06:38
KingShawnRedhat*06:38
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KingShawni mean its stable to an extent06:38
Gmailneighborlee: delete your profile06:38
Gmailneighborlee: if you want to back up your password i'll tell ya which files they are06:38
KingShawnbut as for windows crashing etc06:39
Gmailneighborlee: delete your profile06:39
Gmailneighborlee: if you want to back up your password i'll tell ya which files they are06:39
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Gmailam i online??06:39
neighborleeKingShawn, and I really dont much like 'yum06:39
bob2mbb: hdparm -S20 /dev/hda (or whatever)06:39
bob2Gmail: duh06:39
Gmailneighborlee: delete your profile06:39
Gmailneighborlee: if you want to back up your password i'll tell ya which files they are06:39
bob2Gmail: stop it06:39
Gmailsorry if flooded the same message a few times06:39
thoreauputicGmail: that's 3 times...06:39
Gmailbob2: sorry my connnection stuffed up06:39
Gmailand i resent it not sure if it will send06:40
bob2mbb: when programs write data out, the kernel doesn't actually write it to disk straight away, it just stores it in memory...I meant to say flushing, which is when the kernel writes out all those stored bits so they're actually on the disk06:40
neighborleeGmail, i've tried that ( profile erasure) but it doesn't seem to matter....06:40
Rene_SWanted : New Wife, must know how to tell time ....06:40
neighborleebob2, k I just reinstalled as regular user and still it does that ....shrug dunno ...is anyone else seeing this ? ;(06:41
Gmailneighborlee: i had that same error when i upgraded firefox and they told me to delete my whole .mozilla folder and it helped06:41
daculasanyone tried install ubuntu from the harddisk here?06:41
mbbbob2: thanks2. (man hdparm coming up...) This happens even tho the machine has not done anything for a couple of hours, eh? What would be an example of what it needs to write?06:41
bob2mbb: I'm not sure06:42
daculasI want to ask some question about loop device, help?06:42
bob2just ask06:42
bob2mbb: the -S option controls how often it gets written out06:42
bob2iirc06:42
neighborleeGmail, hmm lemme try that then06:43
daculasok, first I boot from grub using vmlinz and initrd extracted from the iso06:43
Gmailoh crap am i still online?06:43
bob2Gmail: stop it06:44
bob2are you capable of not being annoying?06:44
daculasgoes to the mini shell06:44
Xenguyhypa7ia: I ordered 10 just under the deadline wire -- wonder if they'll arrive before Xmas ? :-)06:44
Gmailbob2: i am having mager connections problems huge lag...06:44
neighborleeGmail, whew ...thx that did the trick..whoda thunk poor .mozilla was getting in the way LOL06:44
Gmailneighborlee: np06:44
neighborleeGmail, makes no sense as firefox should be using its OWN prefs file but hey..main thing is its working ;-)))heh06:44
daculasmount the partition where iso located. but when I tried to mount iso file with mount -o loop command. ERROR appear!06:45
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bob2daculas: sudo modprobe loop06:45
daculasmount : could not find any device /dev/loop06:46
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daculasso that modprobe will install the loop device for me, right?06:46
bob2it will load the module, and then udev will create the device nodes06:47
daculasmaybe that's why I can not find loop device, it wasn't be created. I just trid to create by myself, sure failed.06:48
bob2yes, you need to load the module06:48
daculasI will test it, thanks, bob!06:48
noneuswow mldonkey remote adiminstration really rocks06:49
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stuNNedany ideas why java plugin takes so long to load?06:49
crimsunstuNNed: java 1.4?06:49
desphello06:49
stuNNedcrimsun, yes06:49
Gmailhmm when will real player upgrade to version 10 it still on version 8 and that 3 years old06:49
crimsunstuNNed: java 1.5 loads _much_ faster06:49
noneusi have 1.5 and ni problems.06:49
despcan someone tell my why the application icons in the workspace switcher disappear when I'm using certain themes?06:50
stuNNedcrimsun, noneus: how can i get 1.5 is there a .deb somewhere?06:50
crimsunstuNNed: not yet.06:50
stuNNedcrimsun, noneus: is this blackdown or sun?06:50
crimsunSun.06:50
noneusdesp, because the theme don't have these specific app-icons06:50
crimsunIBM's port of 1.5 will be out next year.06:50
stuNNedcrimsun, did you install just the jre?06:50
noneusstuNNed, sun06:50
stuNNednoneus, ok thanks06:51
despnoneus: ahh. thanks06:51
crimsunstuNNed: I use IBM's 1.4.206:51
noneuscrimsun, hmm i like ibm. are they good at java?06:51
crimsunstuNNed: (jdk, because I do globus development)06:51
Rene_SDunno but Maxwell House is ok at it :)06:51
despcan someone point me to a good, concise web resource on developing my own theme for Ubuntu's whatever (Gnome 2.8?)06:51
crimsunnoneus: the IBM port runs on more platforms and has jvm tuning in addition to security extensions06:52
stuNNedcrimsun, ah ok then, i'll give it a try, does IBM have a standard jre with plugin?06:52
crimsunstuNNed: yes06:52
agsansoononeus06:52
despI've just finished making my own color scheme for vim, and I love it06:52
noneusagsansoo, ???06:52
stuNNedcrimsun, thanks, i'll try that, screwed up and tried to upgrade firefox/java on my own now java takes real long time to load06:52
noneuscrimsun, thanks. i'll try it when i'm bored by sun's.06:53
neighborleebob2, wouldn't there have been upgrades for someone going from warty preview though to warty-release ? ( or were there any significant fixes/changes)06:53
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crimsunnoneus: for most users, 1.5 is the way to go06:53
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crimsungranted if you're ppc, it's moot06:53
agsansoononeus, oops06:54
noneuscrimsun, especially for me. i use it for a mldonkey gui and as a browser plugin. sun should be good enough06:55
DeviantDogis there any service control for ubuntu?06:55
crimsunDeviantDog: man update-rc.d06:55
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crimsunDeviantDog: to control services, man invoke-rc.d06:55
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DeviantDogdoes anyone know if ppc version supports airport extreme?06:56
bob2DeviantDog: no linux system supprted that06:57
bob2neighborlee: yes, mainly bug fixes, tho06:57
stuNNedcrimsun, can't seem to find an ibm jre package, would you happen to have a url?06:57
DeviantDoghow bout pcmcia linksys card?06:57
brdwebanybody having problems with hotplug after switching to hoary?06:58
neighborleebob2, oh ok..which I can get I take it in the patch repository..or should I be upgrading via a direct download of the new release I wonder...06:58
crimsunstuNNed: https://www6.software.ibm.com/dl/lxdk/lxdk-p06:59
crimsunstuNNed: you have to create a login.06:59
DeviantDogok new to this versioning system of ubuntu, hoary is? next version?06:59
crimsunDeviantDog: yes.06:59
stuNNedcrimsun, much appreciated06:59
DeviantDognot available yet?06:59
crimsunit's being tested right now.07:00
bob2neighborlee: I don't know what you mean07:00
crimsunyou can help test it.07:00
DeviantDoghow bout ppc version?07:00
neighborleebob2, well I mean for the 'fixex' you mentioned07:00
neighborleefixes < grrr07:00
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crimsunDeviantDog: what about it?07:01
neighborleesounds like m$ is in denail LOL >>> ie: firefox not threat to IE...hahahah07:01
DeviantDogwhere to find info on hoary on ppc?07:01
HrdwrBoBhahaha07:01
neighborleedenial sorry ( damn fingers)07:01
crimsunDeviantDog: same as hoary on i386 ;-)07:02
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brdwebDeviantDog: if you want to test, just replace all instances of 'warty' with 'hoary' in your /etc/apt/sources.list file and then to apt-get update and apt-get dist-upgrade07:02
DeviantDogI see ok thanks07:03
bob2neighborlee: between the preview and release, it was mainly only buxfixes that were uploaded07:03
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neighborleebob2, ok..which I get where though..;-)07:06
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DigDugSo I installed Ubuntu... is it ok to grab packages from Debian sarge if they aren't in ubuntu?07:07
DigDugI mean, is it safe as far as stability and whatnot07:07
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neighborleedoubtful anyway would install07:07
aokazeHello everyone07:07
neighborleehi07:07
crimsunDigDug: sure, but it'd be "better" to use packages from universe or multiverse.07:07
noneusi installed torcs debian packages successfully07:07
crimsunDigDug: but they're all unsupported07:07
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crimsunwhen things break, you keep all the pieces.07:08
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neighborleenoneus, ;-)07:08
DigDuguniverse or multiverse??07:08
brakrlhey all, just installed ubuntu 8oP07:08
HrdwrBoBDigDug: I would recommend *not* using deb packages07:08
neighborleenoneus, is there a editor yet for linux for torcs ? ( or i'm thinking of wrong racing game )07:08
neighborleebrakrl, kewl ;-)07:08
brakrlhow do i exit to cli mode07:08
DigDugHrdwarBob: yeah? I should plan on compiling stuff that isn't in Ubuntu?07:08
brakrli tried telinit 3, killall -9 gdm, killall -9 X07:09
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aokazeI have ordered the free Ubuntu CDs and I am waiting for them to come.  Anyone can tell me how different it is from Debian Sarge?07:09
noneusneighborlee, no idea. i just play the game.07:09
crimsunbrakrl: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop07:09
neighborleebrakrl, Ctrl-Alt F1 will also do it07:09
HrdwrBoBDigDug: no, universe is a lot of packages :)07:09
neighborleenoneus, oh ok no biggir07:09
neighborleeie07:09
DigDugaokaze: seems to be the same installer as sarge but it doesn't ask as many questions.07:09
brakrlcrimsun: thanks07:09
noneusmainly in university if my professor talks shit again.07:09
brakrlneighborlee: thanks07:09
neighborleenp07:09
stuNNedcrimsun, 1.42 is latest IBM java?07:09
DigDugHwdwrBob: hehe07:09
crimsunstuNNed: yes.07:10
neighborleeDigDug, yup..much easier07:10
crimsunstuNNed: for certain arches07:10
brakrlthanks again, peace07:10
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aokazeIt will run the same packages as Sarge right?07:10
HrdwrBoBDigDug: are you digdug of qdb fame07:10
stuNNedcrimsun, do you have j2se-common installed in ubuntu as well is ibm's java?07:10
DigDugaokazae: seems to. I installed the PAN newsreader out of sarge and it pulled its dependancies from ubuntu07:11
DigDugNrdwr: no.07:11
crimsunstuNNed: I do not.07:11
HrdwrBoBah ok07:11
HrdwrBoBcool07:11
stuNNedcrimsun, ok, got it07:11
DigDugRight now I am trying to figure out why I don't just run Debian. ;-)07:12
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aokazeI currently have Sarge installed here so I am just wondering if there is anything I should know before switching07:12
DeviantDoghuh?07:12
neighborleewe're #13 at distrowatch ;-0007:12
crimsunDigDug: are you looking for reasons to run Ubuntu (Warty|Hoary) instead of Debian Sarge?07:12
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deFryskpan is in universe07:13
DigDugcrimsun: well, i hadn't planned on asking so directly, but yeah, I guess.07:13
aokazeI am just wanting to know what to expect and how to transfer over if I decide to go over07:13
erikDigDug: I'm totally a ubuntu convert from debian ... not a gnome/desktoppy fan but it's a more stable sid :p07:13
crimsunDigDug: Ubuntu is focused on a streamlined GNOME 2.8+-based desktop distribution; its base is from Debian Sid.07:13
neighborleeaokaze, well for starters most things you'll be doing everyday just 'work' ..if that helps <G>07:14
DigDugaokaze: Transfer.. like move data? I keep 3 OS partitions on my computer and one data partition. That way I can play with all the distribtuions I want and have all my data in one place.07:14
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DigDugcrimsun: I'm used to XFCE4, myself.07:14
cef_workubuntu has a smaller focus than debian.. it helps in all manner of ways07:14
crimsunDigDug: the menu structure for Ubuntu's GNOME is much more sane.07:14
seek187yeah it is!07:14
neighborleeyup ;-)indeed07:15
aokazehmmm I dont use GNOME07:15
erikI like how ubuntu separates the ssh-server and ssh-client packages too.07:15
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erikthat was always a debian pet peeve07:15
crimsunDigDug: that's fine; I use Benny's xfce4.2beta2+cvs debs on a Ubuntu Hoary+Debian Sid/experimental mix.07:15
erikaokaze: don't have to07:15
neighborleeI think kde was to be added to universe but not sure when...?07:15
rodney_I am new to Linux and Ubuntu.07:15
erikit would have been *CRAZY COOL* if ubuntu had gone with runit as its init system07:15
crimsunrodney_: welcome.07:15
neighborleerodney_, hi there ;-)07:15
erikbut that would be too much to ask I guess :(07:15
DigDugcrimsun: thats xfce4 from sid?07:15
rodney_Only used it for a few hours.07:15
brdwebone thing that bugs me is when package maintainers don't add menu entries.. happens quite often with ubuntu packages. No huge deal as I just add them myself but still.....07:15
crimsunDigDug: no, Sid only has 4.0.607:16
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neighborleebrdweb, yeah I agree with that..but hey I bet in time they will07:16
DigDugAhh, crimsun do you have apt source list for that package?07:16
aokazehmmm so Ubuntu is from Sid and not Sarge?07:16
erikaokaze: yes07:16
DigDugpackages07:16
crimsunaokaze: it's based on a Sid snapshot07:16
rodney_It was a pain to figure out how to connect to my cable internet connection. Really hard. Besides that, everything is great!07:16
crimsunheavily stabilized/tweaked07:16
aokazeoh...  I was told it was Sarge from someone who was installing it before07:17
cef_workaokaze: sort of.. some packages are from sid, some from sarge.. depends how broken things are at the time of choice07:17
neighborleerodney_, odd it should have detected it straight away ;(07:17
crimsunaokaze: well...packages migrate from Sid->Sarge, so...07:17
neighborleerodney_, but kewl on the other fronts ;-)07:17
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stuNNedcrimsun, i don't know what's up, no matter what java plugin i use, it takes a really long time to load a java applet07:17
crimsunDigDug: careful, you can break stuff.07:17
brakrlthanks for the help all07:17
aokazeit will use Sarge packages fine then?07:17
brakrldoes ubuntu solely use apt-get or does it have its own package manager?07:18
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cef_workie: if say there is a severe problem in sid with a particular package, then usually it's the sarge version that gets chosen, unless it's deemed important to fix the problem (because of other dependencies)07:18
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neighborleebrakrl, apt-get/synaptic07:18
deFryskvery dissapointing07:18
erikbrakrl: apt-get.  there are other frontends but it's all debian package management07:18
brakrlneighborlee: whats synaptic?07:18
crimsunDigDug: http://www.os-cillation.de/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=deb-news07:18
Se7hremind me07:18
neighborleebrakrl, just a front-end to apt-get ;-)07:18
neighborleebrakrl, nicely integrated ;-)07:18
Se7hwhat/where's the partitions file ?07:18
brakrlneighborlee: ah okay, im a total ubuntu/debian virgin07:18
neighborleebrakrl, np07:19
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mgoosehello all07:19
rodney_While looking through the programs in Synaptic, I noticed something called pppoeconf so I ran it in the admin terminal and got it going.07:19
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mgooseis there a quick way to login and reset my passwd07:19
hypa7iaevenin' mgoose07:19
cef_workaokaze: depends on the dependancies.. especially since sarge is a moving target still07:19
brakrlhas anyone else tried fc3?07:19
mgoosebeing the idiot that i am i somehow set it during the install but cant login in gdm07:19
mgooselol07:19
DA-MANi tried fc3 and thought it was a piece of shit07:19
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neighborleebrakrl, ;-) I think many of us have in search for that one distro <wink>...07:20
deFryskbrakrl, I did but went straight back to ubuntu07:20
DA-MANslow, bloated and cluttered07:20
aokazehmmm....  I think I might just experiment with it but I only have 5gb HD07:20
crimsunDA-MAN: no need to trash-talk other distros ;-)07:20
deFryskDA-MAN, in a nutshell :)07:20
DA-MANcrimsun, not trash talking, just giving my opinion07:20
mgoosearch, try arch linux07:20
mgooseno extra bs installed07:20
rodney_can the file extractor on ubuntu extract .sit files?07:21
cef_workerm, no distro wars please.. we've chosen a distro for the channel..;07:21
mgooseagreed07:21
DA-MANcef_work, it's not a distro war. it's an opinion07:21
mgoosewhich brings me back to my question, how do i reset the passwd07:21
mgooseany ideas plz?07:22
DA-MANmgoose, single user mode07:22
cef_workDA-MAN: I could comment about opinions.. but lets just drop things here.. *grin*07:22
Xenguybob2, greetings from the Net, via Ubuntu :-)07:22
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DA-MANcef_work, ok07:22
rodney_when is firefox 1.0 going to added to synaptic?07:23
mgoosenever!!!!!!!!!!!!!107:23
seek187lol07:23
mgoosehaha jk07:23
seek187I just downloaded mine and ran the installer07:23
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DA-MANlookslike it was reverted, who knows when07:23
crimsunrodney_: probably within the next couple days07:23
rodney_it installs cleanly seek197?07:23
mgooseits probably in experimental, no?07:23
crimsunrodney_: it just went into Sid yesterday07:23
seek187rodney_, yeah07:23
brakrlhow do i get the libs for rhtyhmbox to play mp3's?07:23
deFryskapt-get install gstreamer-plugins07:24
rodney_scuse me, im stupid, what's Sid?07:24
deFryskto get them all07:24
brakrldeFrysk: thanks07:24
Xenguyrodney_, debian 'unstable'07:24
mgooseoh btw DA-MAN how do i login to single user mode?07:24
crimsunrodney_: Debian Sid. That's where the majority of Ubuntu packages are culled from (unless they're GNOME-related)07:24
mgooseor anybody, for that matter07:24
Xenguybob2, it was a stupid 'username' mistake on my part - duh07:25
rodney_Since I'm new I'll play it safe and wait for Firefox 1.0 to appear on Synaptic.07:25
deFryskrodney_, in warty ?07:26
mgoosebe brave, man07:26
Xenguyrodney_, warty's default version works just fine AFAIK07:26
mgooseits fun07:26
mgooselol07:26
seek187lol07:26
neighborleeheh07:26
seek187yeah it will come to hoary not warty... I think anyway07:26
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rodney_Yeah deFrysk07:26
deFryskhoary runs pretty good here07:26
seek187yup runs fine for me too07:26
deFryskrodney_, it will not appear in warty07:26
rodney_Xenguy, warty's firefox displays some websites strangely then in 1.0.07:27
crimsunI like the stability of 0.9.307:27
brakrldeFrysk: i tried gsteramer-plugins and it wasnt a package so i searched and found libgstreamer-plugins, but it says i have it, and i dont have mp3 support for rhythmbox07:27
Gmailwarty is frozzen no update at all!!!07:27
Se7hi cant run .run files07:27
Se7h:|07:27
Xenguyrodney_, avoid such (stupid) web sites ;-)07:28
Se7him stuck07:28
crimsunbrakrl: it's a faq, but you need to enable universe and install gstreamer0.8-mad07:28
deFryskbrakrl,  not sure why it does not work07:28
rodney_Ok. Guess I'll be waiting until April 2005. lol07:28
Gmailhoary will be frozzen in 4?months07:28
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deFryskbrakrl, what crimsun said07:28
Se7hbrakrl use xine07:28
GmailSe7h: gxine07:28
brakrlcrimsun: how do i enable universe?07:28
deFryskbrakrl, add it to /etc/sources.list07:29
Gmailrodney_: hoary is already open07:29
Se7h./setup.sh: line 88: /home/seth/.setup2349: Permission denied07:29
Se7hThe setup program seems to have failed on x86/glibc-2.107:29
deFryskuncomment the line wich includer universe07:29
Se7h:(07:29
crimsunbrakrl: select it in Synaptic, then update07:29
deFryskor what crimsun  said07:29
deFrysk;p07:29
crimsunbrakrl: or edit /etc/apt/sources.list manually as deFrysk said. ;-)07:29
deFrysk:D07:29
crimsun(I'm a conffile guy; it's a Debian holdover)07:30
brakrlcrimsun: thanks07:30
crimsunnp07:30
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stuNNedcrimsun, are you using warty or hoary?  and firefox .9 or 1.0?07:31
brakrlcrimsun: if i edit the /etc/apt.sources.list to have universe will it automatically search there?07:31
crimsunstuNNed: Hoary (kernel from Warty) mixed with Debian Sid+experimental. mozilla-firefox 1.0-2 from Sid.07:31
deFryskhoary runst 1.0rc107:31
stuNNedcrimsun, eh, i dare not to go there :)07:31
seek187lol07:32
rodney_I need to make sure I'm using a stable release because my Powerbook with Ubuntu is gonna be a 'mission critical' computer. i.e. I need to make sure my sermons don't go missing.07:32
stuNNedcrimsun, where'd you get that mozilla-firefox from sid? ;)07:32
crimsunrodney_: Warty is perfect07:32
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crimsunstuNNed: it's in Sid's pool07:32
stuNNedcrimsun, i can get the .deb on the web?07:32
deFryskshould be in hoary soon then07:32
crimsunstuNNed: sure, but I'd wait a couple days. It'll probably be in Hoary within days.07:33
crimsunHoary syncs with Sid very often.07:33
stuNNedcrimsun, but...Hoary...isn't that unstable?07:33
deFryskunstable as in untested07:33
crimsunit's stable in my experience.07:33
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deFrysknot as in unusable07:33
Xenguyahhh, irssi  :-)07:34
wm_eddieI must get firefox 1.007:34
deFryskwhy must ?07:34
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wm_eddiebecause 0.9 is broken!07:34
deFryskwhere ?07:34
crimsunwm_eddie: you're still using 0.9?07:34
Xenguywm_eddie: define broken07:34
crimsun0.9.3 seems "ok" here.07:34
wm_eddiecrimsun: http://wm-eddie.info/~wm_eddie/stilldisabled.png07:35
stuNNedcrimsun, how did you hold back and keep Warty kernel?07:35
wm_eddieThat happens to me all the time and it's really pissing me off.07:35
wm_eddiethe OK button is always disabled.07:35
crimsunstuNNed: I use apt-pinning to keep the linux-* (well, kernel-related) packages pinned to warty-security07:36
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crimsunmy configuration is complicated, because I pin between warty-security, hoary, sid, and experimental07:37
KingShawnim diggin it07:37
Gmailwhy am i banned from #ubuntu-offtopic07:37
KingShawni liked it before i ever even saw the interface07:37
deFryskGmail, ask there07:38
rodney_On my powerbook I've lost the ability to 'right click.' In OS X I just had to hold the command button. Now that doesn't work.07:38
thoreauputicGmail: heh - that's quite an achievement07:38
wm_eddieActually I think maybe it's a problem with the real player plug in now that I think about it.07:38
GmaildeFrysk: i am banned from there?07:38
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deFryskGmail, no clue07:38
KingShawnaww dood07:38
KingShawnUbunut is awesome07:38
KingShawnubuntu07:38
crimsunGmail: were you flooding in privmsg?07:38
Gmailis bob2 here?07:38
deFryskUbunut , lol07:39
crimsunGmail: or otherwise being obnoxious?07:39
KingShawnim liking this better then any distro07:39
thoreauputicGmail: /whois bob207:39
Gmailcrimsun: one guy in #freenode i pm and figlet looped it self hence flooding him07:39
seek187Gmail, you're the only one on the ban list there lol07:39
rodney_Ever notice how on the Ubuntu website the login screen has pretty people, but on the os itself the login screen is plain?07:40
seek187rodney_, you can change it07:40
crimsunrodney_: yes. The splash screen was reverted/changed at the last moment.07:40
seek187its included07:40
Gmailrodney_: NOOOO DON'T GIVE THEM IDEA OF PUTTING THE GAY PEOPLE ON THE DISTRO IT SELF NOOOOOOOOOOOO07:40
neighborleeso...guys where again do I get the fixes ?07:40
Gmailsorry for caps07:40
seek187lol07:40
deFryskgay ?07:40
deFryskwho?07:41
Gmailthe happy people07:41
thoreauputicGmail: get over your homophobia07:41
deFrysk:D07:41
crimsunall right, let's kill this discussion about the older splash right now, thanks :-)07:41
neighborleeyeah its like so old school07:41
rodney_where can I put the older splash screen back?07:41
rodney_haha07:42
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KingShawnman07:42
KingShawnthis is nice07:42
KingShawnas heck07:42
crimsunrodney_: HumanCircle GDM theme, I believe?07:42
deFryskgdmsetup07:42
seek187rodney_, Computer > System Config > Logon Screen Setup07:42
deFryskand what seek187 said07:43
stuNNedcrimsun, ok so far IBM's java is pretty clean, fast, and seems stable (so far) :D07:43
crimsunstuNNed: indeed.07:43
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erikis there any JRE/JDK in ubuntu universe/multiverse/main?07:43
deFrysknope07:44
eriktux.org work?07:44
rodney_That's the trick seek187. Thanks.07:44
deFryskflashplugin-nonfree is there though07:44
erikneat07:44
crimsunerik: yes. The ones from Sun and IBM work, too.07:44
brakrldoes anyone know how i can update a specific package through apt-get07:44
erikcrimsun: cool07:44
seek187erik, might want to read this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=371307:44
seek187robertj, n/p07:45
seek187er rodney07:45
seek187IBMs java works better than suns?07:45
rodney_what can we use for p2p on this thing?07:46
mercurusxmule or amule ... both work07:47
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erikthanks seek18707:48
seek187np07:48
Xenguy /q07:49
rodney_i see xmule or amule is not in synaptic. looks like i get to 'try' my first linux program install07:49
hypa7iarodney_: they're in universe07:50
hypa7iaboth of em07:50
hypa7ia:-)07:50
tuxakkaI wonder what cause ubuntu gnome-2.8 to display large X in the middle? It ain't mouse cursor cause it is arrow and moves correctly, this X stays still, looks bit similar than in old twm where mouse cursor was X07:50
rodney_I'm sorry for being such a dumb ass and asking all these questions. I'm new.07:51
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rodney_how do i access 'universe07:51
crimsunrodney_: there's no need to apologize.07:51
seek187rodney_, in synaptic go to Settings > Repositories and check universe then Reload button07:51
hypa7iathey're the greyed out entried in synaptics07:52
hypa7iaand don't worry rodney_, i only learned that last week :-)07:52
seek187me to :P07:52
JDahlspeaking of universe: whoever moved xemacs there should be punished - badly07:52
crimsuntuxakka: are you able to switch to a console to more the X server output?07:53
rodney_got it. thanks!07:53
tuxakkacrimsun yes what should I check?07:53
JIMChi i have installed ubuntu in a software raid is it possible to boot the system any suggestions?07:54
crimsuntuxakka: where does the logfile end?07:54
neighborleecrimsun, I'm feeling rather dumbbutt atm myself LOL..where do I get 'fixes' for ubuntu if not through synaptic ?07:54
GmailJDahl: universe means its from debian sid07:54
tuxakkacrimsun which log, x log?07:54
JDahlGmail, doesnt it also mean that ubuntu wont support it?07:54
mdztuxakka: regarding the "large X", the answer is in the FAQ07:55
tuxakkamdz thanks07:55
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crimsunmdz: ah, thanks.07:56
crimsunneighborlee: you can get them through Synaptic.07:56
GmailJDahl: it means if there is a problem we don't support but debian does07:56
bob2Gmail: ?07:57
stuNNedso to upgrade to Hoary just change names 'warty' in sources.list to 'horay' ?07:57
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deFryskstuNNed, yup07:58
deFryskstuNNed, but i would keep the warty lines in also07:58
Gmailbob2: why i am banned from #ubuntu-offtopic?07:58
stuNNeddeFrysk, and watch the breakage in real action? ;)07:58
deFryskstuNNed, :D07:58
stuNNedreal time even :|07:58
neighborleecrimsun, well07:58
mdzstuNNed: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HoaryHedgehog has instructions07:58
GmaildeFrysk: why leave them edited out?07:59
neighborleecrimsun, i tried but mark upgrades doesn't seem to be pulling anything in..that or i have themall..which I doubt but...07:59
thoreauputicstuNNed: if you *really* put 'horay', you'd break it before you started ;)07:59
mdzthere are a couple of additional steps at this time07:59
stuNNedmdz, got it, muchos gracias07:59
stuNNedthoreauputic, ;)07:59
thoreauputicstuNNed: :)07:59
deFryskGmail, I kept the warty lines in not commented out07:59
neighborleecrimsun, i've been out of linux for a week or two and figured surely there were updates i'd missed but maybe NOT07:59
GmaildeFrysk: did you also pin hoary? or you might have some problems08:00
crimsunneighborlee: updates to Warty or Hoary?08:00
deFryskGmail, no probs whatsoever08:00
neighborleecrimsun, warty08:00
crimsunneighborlee: Warty doesn't receive updates, only warty-security and hoary do presently.08:01
seek187where the heck do you download IBMs javavm at anyway I cant find it08:01
neighborleecrimsun, hmm odd...whats the reasoning behind that08:01
crimsunneighborlee: it's stable. The only updates are security fixes.08:02
thoreauputicneighborlee: stable= not changing08:02
neighborleecrimsun, hmmm well ..LOL I should have known it was that simple...08:02
neighborleesigh08:02
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crimsunseek187: https://www6.software.ibm.com/dl/lxdk/lxdk-p08:03
seek187thanks08:04
rodney_well a mule sucks! it always crashes on me08:04
acecase-winwhat should i add to /etc/apt/sources.list to get new packages then universe?08:04
seek187rodney_, I know I just tried installing both of them and they both crashed on me :/08:04
GmaildeFrysk: do you know what pin is??? please edit out warty08:04
deFryskGmail, ?08:04
rodney_seek187, guess that's why ubuntu didn't include them on the official downloads08:05
stuNNedbash:~$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales <-do i run this after hoary upgrade or before?08:05
GmaildeFrysk: is warty there still is xfree in haory there is only xorg now you will couse problem if you don't know what you are doing but you have another option and that is to pin hoary08:06
deFryskstuNNed, after ,08:06
stuNNeddeFrysk, thanks08:06
deFryskalso run dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg08:06
deFryskto set xorg up08:06
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deFryskGmail, ;)08:06
rodney_Well I have been using Ubuntu for about 5 hours now and I have to say it's really cool.08:07
stuNNeddeFrysk, crimsun, thoreauputic: here goes, upgrading to hoary!08:08
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deFryskstuNNed, good-luck08:08
stuNNeddeFrysk, i see xorg is held back, well guess with install that later :)08:08
deFryskstuNNed, use dist-upgrade08:08
stuNNeddeFrysk, yep :)08:09
punkassdist-upgrade didnt work for me with xorg...after that i had to do a apt-get install xserver-xorg08:09
punkassthat removed xfree and put in xorg08:09
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bob2punkass: yes, because you removed ubuntu-desktop08:09
deFryskpunkass, nut sure if it is still like that with the 3rd update of xorg08:10
punkassyes correct08:10
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deFryskoic08:10
punkasswhen i changed to totem-xine it removed it08:10
deFryskpunkass, yup , me too08:10
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stuNNedbob2, is there a way to have totem-xine and not have evolution but have ubuntu-desktop? ;)08:11
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KingShawncan anyone help me with ubuntu?08:11
bob2if you want a custom system, you get a custom system08:11
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stuNNedbob2, so a custom system is w/out ubuntu-desktop?08:12
bur[n] erbut evolution is so cool08:12
Xenguybob2: did I remember to thank you for all your help?  :-)08:12
bob2stuNNed: if you remove it, you're saying "I don't want the defaults anymore and I know what that means"08:12
XenguyKingShawn: that is the purpose of this channel08:13
bob2Xenguy: heh, cool08:13
Xenguybob2: finally - joy :-)08:13
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JDahljust curious... roughly how many people were involved in making Warty?08:15
XenguyJDahl: 4208:15
Xenguy;-)08:15
Xenguyj/k - I don't actually know08:16
punkass42...hehe08:16
KingShawnok08:16
KingShawnwell it seems08:16
KingShawni can sudo to root08:16
KingShawnbut if i try to acces synaptic08:16
KingShawnit wont let me08:16
bob2KingShawn: please try to put a complete sentence on one line08:16
KingShawnlike the pword is different or soemthing08:16
KingShawn?08:16
bob2if you run synaptic from the menu, it will ask for your user password08:16
punkasswhat happens if you try: sudo synaptic08:17
XenguyKingShawn: there should be only one password AFAIK08:17
XenguyKingShawn: unless you have done custom setup for a root user08:17
KingShawnthank you08:18
KingShawnya synaptic is nice08:18
KingShawni like this distro better then any others so far08:19
neighborleeKingShawn, my feelings too ;-)08:19
acecase-winima ubuntu newb so I don't know how to say this but, what is the word for the newer package set then universe?08:19
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Xenguyacecase-win: your question is a bit unclear08:20
seek187multiverse?08:20
KingShawnthats alot of packages08:20
acecase-wini have ( deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hoary universe ) in /etc/apt/sources.list but i want new packages then what i get with that08:21
danielssjoerd: see benh's comments in #freedesktop08:21
seek187oh08:21
acecase-winyeah sorry im a total apt newb :)08:21
seek187That's about as new as that get08:21
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acecase-winbeen using gentoo for a couple years now08:22
corbobif i have updated to hoary, to go back to warty would i just change my sources.list file back?08:22
bob2corbob: you can't go back08:22
sjoerddaniels: hmm nice :)08:22
Xenguymwuhaha08:22
bob2acecase-win: universe has nothing to do with the newness of software08:22
corbob:(08:22
bob2acecase-win: if you're using hoary main and universe, you have the newest of everything08:22
deFryskhoary=unstable (newer)08:23
seek187horay is newest08:23
seek187er hoary08:23
acecase-winit allows the "unstable" packages dosn't it?08:23
KingShawnso are all the packages listed in synaptic what come on the install + update?08:23
deFryskhoary allowes that08:23
KingShawn?08:23
bob2acecase-win: what are you really trying to do?08:23
KingShawnoh i see08:23
KingShawni found some that i dont have08:23
acecase-wini want a newer webmin at the moment08:23
acecase-wini can't install any of the modules cause it sais i have an old version08:24
bob2acecase-win: 1.160 is the newest version in ubuntu08:24
acecase-winthats the one i want but thats not what im getting08:24
bob2well, I don't know what you did to your sources.list then08:25
bob2well, I do, but I don't know how  you want to fix it08:25
bob2you want to run the most unstable version of ubuntu?08:25
acecase-winof everything :)08:25
acecase-wini want the equiv. of useing ~x86 for gentoo08:26
stuNNedacecase-win, https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/GuideToHoary08:26
bob2well, this isn't #gentoo, so I can only guess ~x86 means "I want to submit patches to fix bugs"08:26
bob2oh, a wiki page, neat08:27
bob2I hope it has a big fat warning08:27
corbob~x86 basically says use expirimental ebuilds08:27
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acecase-winyeah sorry ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" allows portage (emerge's apt-get) to install the newest possible packages "expiremental packages"08:30
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|^JaMeS^|is there an LDAP package for ubuntu?08:30
JDahlI cant seem to find latex2html... anyone happens to know what package it is in? (apt-cache search didnt show anything)08:31
kremlynapt-cach search ldap08:31
bob2JDahl: it's non-free08:31
acecase-winthank you stuNNed. multiverse is the word i was looking for :)08:31
|^JaMeS^|thanks08:31
XenguyJDahl: what about -> dpkg -S latex2html08:31
bob2Xenguy: that tells you which package it's in if you have it installed08:31
bob2multiverse does not contain newer software08:32
stuNNedacecase-win, np yw :)08:32
Xenguybob2: ahh, OK so it is apt-file then?08:32
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stuNNedbob2, i'm excited about using a distro so close to debian08:32
bob2Xenguy: yes08:32
frog1298this is a newbie question: just installed ubuntu and I am having a really hard time adding to the PATH env variable.  I have changed the .bash_profile and still nothing.  Any suggestions?08:33
XenguyJDahl: if you can find the 'apt-file' package, install that -- it will enable you to track which package contains latex2html even if you don't have the package installed08:33
|^JaMeS^|source .bash_profile08:33
XenguystuNNed: me too08:34
corbobwill firefox 1.0 be making it into the hoary repository any time soon?08:34
XenguystuNNed: basically it is debian (but a desktop, user-friendly Debian :-)08:34
frog1298~/.bash_profile08:34
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stuNNedXenguy, :D08:35
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JDahlisnt it called "non-free", e.g., deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu warty universe non-free ?08:38
thoreauputicfrog1298: do `less /etc/profile` - you will see the PATH for "system wide". You can add to that, although there are other ways08:39
stuNNedbob2, to get P4 HT support i need to be running an SMP kernel?08:39
frog1298thoreauptic thanks!08:39
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lrnMorning all.08:41
lrnI just installed apache2 at my box08:42
lrnWhere i can see the files of it?08:42
lrni mean the index.html etc..08:42
ironwolfhow does one turn on SHMConfig in xorg?08:42
stuNNedlrn, dpkg -L apache208:42
danielsironwolf: edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf, in the section with 'Driver "synaptics"', add 'Option "SHMConfig"'08:43
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lrnstuNNed nop08:43
lrncan`t find the good one08:43
tewnyanyone running a athlon64 system with ubuntu ?08:44
stuNNedlrn, `find / -name index.html` ?08:44
lrnok08:44
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lrnfound it here /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf08:44
KingShawnim just loving the doc debs08:45
tewnythere is no hcl for ubuntu ?08:46
ironwolf'Driver "synaptics" isn't a part of the xorg.conf  How do I get xorg to rediscover stuff?08:46
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ironwolfdaniels: should I change the Driver "mouse" to Driver "synaptics" ?08:48
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bluewheela quick query, how does one get usb audio to work, My stock speakers are being picked up and used. Any ideas ?08:50
stuNNedwhich locale should i use if in u.s. english ?08:51
lamont_rdamn that was a cool noise.08:51
stuNNedn/m figured it out08:52
stuNNeden_US.UTF-8 UTF-808:52
lamont_rdaniels: why does restarting X on ironwolf's laptop make sounds like an aborted drum beat?08:53
danielslamont_r: ...08:53
lamont_rand how did you compress the entire screen down to just that cursor in the top left? :-)08:53
danielslamont_r: have you just come back from a long night? :08:53
daniels:P, even08:53
danielsum, what's the aborted drum beat sound coming from?  the monitor?08:53
lamont_rwell, laptop.. so it's hard to tell if it's from the speakers, or somethign else...08:54
lamont_rah, now (after killing more gnome crap), it's bitching about a bad config... guess that's progress08:54
danielsweeeiiirrrrd ...08:57
lamont_rand vt switching is either slow or non-existant08:58
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stuNNeddo enable p4 ht support do i need an smp kernel?09:01
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WitigonenHaving trouble with my grub.09:02
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WitigonenSo, the line should read, 'kernel (hd0,0)/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda5 ((where Ubuntu is installed))?  What am I missing, what's wrong?09:04
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deFryskman does the mplayerplugin ever Rock!!09:10
TreenaksdeFrysk: if you like that, try mozplugger ;)09:11
deFryskk09:13
seek187is there a command line way of turning the volume up and down??09:14
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Xenguyseek187: aumix ?09:15
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seek187mmm don't think that will work09:15
seek187well maybe it will09:15
seek187I'm trying to map the volume wheel on my keyboard09:15
deFryskgnome-volume-control09:15
deFryskits in the panel09:15
danielsgreat.  every time I try to post something with Pan, it hangs, and the stack trace is EIGHYT-EIGHT FUNCTIONS DEEP09:15
seek187hmm09:16
Xenguydaniels: excellent :-)09:16
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Xenguydaniels: is that universe?09:16
Treenaksseek187: alsamixer09:17
Treenaksdaniels: use evolution ;)09:17
seek187yeah aumix isnt going to work09:17
seek187ok ill try that now09:17
wm_eddieseek187: Have you tried Computer > Desktop Preferences > Keyboard shortcuts?09:17
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wm_eddieit should have Sound: Volume Up and Volume Down09:18
seek187wm_eddie, no im using lineakd the keys are all mapped just need to figure out the command for up one notch and down one notch09:18
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seek187hmm09:19
wm_eddielineakd?09:19
seek187good idea09:19
Treenaksseek187: lineakd? why not just use the gnome shortcut key thingy?09:19
ironwolfdaniels: What exactly should I change in Driver "mouse" to make it synaptics and happy?09:19
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seek187cause I wanted my volume wheel on my keyboard to work lol09:19
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Treenaksironwolf: "synaptics" :)09:19
wm_eddieIt doesn't work with gnome Keyboard shortcuts?09:20
seek187I dunno let me see09:20
stuNNedironwolf, might need to install xorg-driver-synaptics09:20
Treenaksseek187: what kind of keyboard do you have?09:20
seek187Ohhhh!09:20
seek187Well that was a waste of time09:20
Treenaksseek187: what kind of keyboard do you have?09:20
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wm_eddieGNOME: sometimes too simple.09:20
seek187HP250609:20
seek187it works with the gnome thing09:21
seek187cool didnt know I could do that09:21
Treenaksseek187: is it like the 2505 ?09:21
ironwolfstuNNed: xorg-driver-synaptics is installed.09:21
seek187Treenaks, not sure09:21
seek18723 key09:21
stuNNedironwolf, ok, n/m then09:21
ironwolfTreenaks: here goes everything... might be back.09:21
Treenaksseek187: change "pc104" or "pc105" in your xorg.conf or XF86Config-4 to "hp5105"09:22
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labanuxis someone cna help me how to turn off the ubuntu09:22
labanuxmy ubuntu can't turned off..09:22
seek187Treenaks, what for?09:22
wm_eddielike as in power button turn off?09:22
Treenaksseek187: that way X will recognise your "special" keys by name (the "WWW" button will be XF86WWW, etc.)09:22
labanuxit's all stalled when getting the message acpi_module_called09:22
seek187ohhh09:22
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Treenaksseek187: so if you assign them in the gnome shortcut manager, you'll see the name of the key instead of some code09:23
labanuxwm_eddie: even using power button .., it still doesn't work..09:23
seek187let me look at the config for the 510509:23
wm_eddieHows that possible....09:23
Treenaksseek187: /etc/X11/skb/symbols/inet09:23
Xenguylabanux: pull the plug, man :-)09:23
labanuxcan anyone give me the solutions for this..?09:23
seek187Mines the SK-250609:24
labanuxXenguy: pull the plug..??? What this mean?? i don't understand..., explain please09:24
Treenaksseek187: oh wait09:24
Xenguylabanux: unplug your computer :-)09:24
Xenguylabanux: that should turn things off09:25
labanuxXenguy: Weeekkkkkkkkkssssssssss..................09:25
Xenguyhehe09:25
deFrysknew firofox in hoary09:25
labanuxXenguy: then i'm turned off myself.. too09:25
seek187is it?09:25
wm_eddielabanux: The actual solution is to either fix ACPI or try APM, or APIC...09:25
deFryskyes09:25
seek187yay09:25
deFryskits not 1 ;p09:26
seek187lol oh09:26
punkasson a dell laptop i had to use   nolapic  on the grub kernel boot line09:26
seek187well i'll keep my 1.0 then :P09:26
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w0twhy i can`t see movies?09:27
w0ti installed the w32codecs09:27
punkassare you using totem-xine?09:27
w0tcan`t install totem-xine09:27
w0tlook09:28
w0tpunkass http://pastebin.com/11913609:28
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punkasswhoa...never seen that before09:29
chemajai cant find the doco for a floppy boot + ftp install of ubuntu... please help!09:29
w0thelp me in this!09:29
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Treenaksw0t: are you getting totem-xine from ubuntu, or do you have debian repositories in your sources.list?09:30
ironwolfchemaja: not currently available that I'm aware of.09:30
w0tTreenaks i followd by the wiki guide about it09:30
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thoreauputicw0t: you have all the required repositories in your /etc/apt/sources.list , uncommented?09:32
w0tyes09:32
deFryskdoes anyone know why realplayer does not work ? (nvidia-driver? )09:32
BugSwhy is the firefox version so old? havent somebody packaged 1.0 ?09:32
wm_eddiedeFrysk: the nvidia-driver shouldn't have anything to do with realplayer...09:33
thoreauputicw0t: because it looks like some of the repositories are out of synch (wrong versions)09:33
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deFryskwm_eddie, so why does it not startup then ?09:33
wm_eddiedeFrysk: What's it printing?09:33
ironwolfhurray! bug 2153 is fixed in hoary. :)09:33
thoreauputicBugS: if you want 1.0, it's easily installed with the mozilla.org installer09:33
deFryskrealplay09:34
deFrysk(realplay.bin:12457): Gdk-WARNING **: locale not supported by Xlib09:34
deFrysk(realplay.bin:12457): Gdk-WARNING **: cannot set locale modifiers09:34
deFryskwm_eddie, that where it ends09:34
thoreauputicBugS: and it's only been out for a few days!09:34
fabbionedeFrysk: that's a harmless warning09:34
BugSwhich means that i should remove the ubuntu version?09:34
wm_eddieLANG=C realplay try that.09:34
deFryskfabbione, thats what i thought09:34
deFryskwm_eddie, get no autput but also no realplayer09:35
deFryskit just hangs09:35
wm_eddiehmm...09:35
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wm_eddieI can't remember the name of the program that tells you what system calls a program is making...09:36
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thoreauputicwm_eddie: strace?09:37
ironwolfI'm seeing a non-functional battery monitor in hoary with xorg.  What do I check?09:37
wm_eddieyup09:37
deFryskyes09:37
seek187Treenaks, is there a list somewhere for keyboards for xorg.conf?09:37
ironwolfsorry, by non-functional I mean it's sitting at 0% all the time. even when on battery09:38
b_e_n_zironwolf, in your kernel, is the ACPI battery module present?09:38
b_e_n_zironwolf, is that module loaded if it's present in the kernel?09:38
Treenaksseek187: uh yes, but I usually look around in /etc/X11/xkb/symbols/inet (if it's an internet keyboard, otherwise just stick with pc104 or pc105)09:38
seek187ok09:38
ironwolfb_e_n_z: standard hoary kernel, I don't see it in lsmod.  How would I check?09:40
deFryskwm_eddie, http://www.pastebin.com/11913809:41
punkassdeFrysk: i just installed realplayer and it seems fine09:42
punkassi am watching a vid with audio09:42
deFryskstange09:42
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deFrysk+r even09:42
punkass?09:42
deFryskmust be hoary then09:43
punkassi am using hoary09:43
seek187hmm my keyboard isnt in there... oh well most of the buttons work and the only ones I really care about work09:43
deFryskcould it be my utf8 setting ?09:44
punkasssweet even the firefox real plugin works09:44
wm_eddiedeFrysk: I see waitpid(-1, and then the window shows up.09:44
wm_eddiedeFrysk: I'm using UTF-809:44
deFrysk@euro ?09:44
deFrysk ?09:44
wm_eddiepunkass: untill you need to open or save a .ram file...09:44
punkassthen i just use realplayer and paste in the url09:45
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deFryskit even shows up in my menu09:48
deFrysksilly realplayer09:48
ironwolfanybody?  If the battery indicator doesn't work by default, what do I check before filing a bug?09:54
wm_eddieironwolf: For my laptop, I switched to a 2.4 kernel and APM.  but it's really old...09:55
wm_eddiepre 199909:55
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Treenakswm_eddie: don't switch to 2.4 and APM09:56
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_axelhi, im setting up a laptop for my mom, i cant seem to find the way to set firefox to show menus and dialogs in spanish...09:57
_axelis that some language pack i must install myself or can it be done via ffox options?09:57
b_e_n_z_axel, you need to install a language pack like you do in mozilla09:57
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_axelcool09:58
_axelthanks09:58
wm_eddieTreenaks: Well you see, it's a laptop with no ACPI support.09:58
Treenakswm_eddie: you can disable ACPI, and ACPI can disable itself if it detects your PC is too old09:58
Treenakswm_eddie: in 2.609:58
_axeland also, i noticed warty has ffox 0.93 or something, should i install 1.0 myself from the mozilla.org packages or the ubuntu one is ok?09:59
seek187how do you "clean" your old debs thats taking up space?09:59
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Treenaksspt-get clean09:59
bluewheelapt-get clean09:59
Treenaksapt-get09:59
wm_eddieTreenaks: I tried that.  2.6s APM doesn't work.10:00
Treenakswm_eddie: file a bug..10:00
Treenakswm_eddie: 2.4 is not supported at all for ubuntu10:00
seek187ohhh I kept thinking it was apt-cache clean10:00
seek187ok thanks10:00
bob2_axel: the one in ubuntu works fine10:00
wm_eddieOther than sound (which is another monster of a problem) 2.4 works fine.10:01
_axelhmm, hwere are those damn language packs10:01
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ironwolfTreenaks: how do I verify ACPI is running?10:02
Treenaksironwolf: dmesg | less10:02
Treenaksironwolf: it tells you "ACPI Disabled" if it's disabled10:03
Treenaks(or something like that)10:03
wm_eddie> I found that there were power management issues with my10:04
wm_eddie> ThinkPad 600e and Debian 2.6.8.1-686. In my case, APM was dead, dead,10:04
wm_eddie> dead. 2.6.8.4 is the fix for that.10:04
wm_eddiehmmm10:04
bob2.4?10:04
Treenaks2.6.8.4 does not exist, it must be debian-specific patching10:04
bob2-4, perhaps10:04
wm_eddiewell I must go to bed.10:05
wm_eddieit's 4am...10:05
ironwolftreenaks: if ACPI is disabled is it reasonable to assume the battery monitor won't work?10:05
wm_eddie"I don't see such a thing. Perhaps you mean 2.6.9-rc4?"10:06
wm_eddieprobably if I upgrade to that kernel it might work.10:06
wm_eddiealso I need to get the thinkpad control program working.10:07
wm_eddieI think the sound problem I'm having is because of something in the bios.  and I can't enter the bios because of a keyboard error.10:07
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wm_eddiehttp://ibm-acpi.sourceforge.net/10:09
wm_eddieinteresting10:10
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bitserfargghhhhh10:10
Treenaksooh.. IBM acpi "specials"10:11
bitserfanyone else here have an ipod that occasionally just stops working with the ubuntu kernels? works fine with win32/freebsd10:11
bitserf:(10:11
bitserfieee1394: Node added: ID:BUS[0-01:1023]   GUID[000a270002762d57] 10:11
bitserfieee1394: The root node is not cycle master capable; selecting a new root node and resetting...ieee1394: Node changed: 0-01:1023 -> 0-00:102310:11
bitserfthats all i get when i plug it in, no matter how many times i reset, or reformat the ipod. but sometimes it works.10:11
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LowryAnyone with a powerbook/ibook?10:14
bluewheelLowry, Yep10:14
LowryCould you try turning on subpixels in fonts10:14
bluewheelyea ...10:15
LowryDo you get a blue problem around your text?10:15
bob2yes10:15
LowryI get a very thin blue blur around all text10:16
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LowryIs this a reported bug?10:16
NanoTekhey everybody10:16
bluewheelyea same problem for me, interresting, i've never tried this before10:16
LowryI sent it in a a png file - no feedback yet10:17
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Mr_Smileyi'm just wondering.. if there's a new release of ubuntu can i just use apt-get to bring me up to date or do i have to reinstall?10:18
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bob2apt-get, of course10:19
ironwolfMr_Smiley: my understanding is that when hoary goes live apt-get will do the job.10:19
bob2this isn't some half-arses redhat derivative ;-)10:19
bob2even now apt-get will do the job10:20
LowryAnyone know if ubuntu supports firewire booting?10:20
Mr_Smileyhehe10:20
bob2does your bios?10:21
Mr_Smileyyeah just making sure :)10:21
LowryMac user10:21
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LowryOpen firmware10:21
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the_grey_ghostOK can I post a newbie question here. I have vague linux familiarity but am Largely Windows Based.10:29
the_grey_ghostCan Ubuntu Read NTFS drives?10:30
b_e_n_zthe_grey_ghost, yes10:30
subterrificthe_grey_ghost: yes, but not write to them10:30
the_grey_ghostOkay, What about fat 3210:30
NanoTekyou have to create your own kernel to write on it10:30
NanoTekthe_grey_ghost, no problem10:30
subterrificthe_grey_ghost: fat32 yes, and read/write works10:30
NanoTekyou can xrite on ntfs but it is expermimental and you have to compile your kernel10:31
the_grey_ghostOkay so if I wanted to transfer data between NTFS and Ubuntu then all I would need would be a FAT 32 buffer10:31
NanoTekit is the best choice10:31
the_grey_ghostor is there a problem there?10:31
subterrificNanoTek: the NTFS write support is really sketchy. last time i tried it a few months ago, you could only modify files, not create any new ones and you couldn't mkae files any bigger10:31
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NanoTeksubterrific, that's why i said it is experimental :D (very exp.)10:32
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tweek_hello?10:33
the_grey_ghostok, my next question is worse. can ubuntu communicate with other windows machines ranging from XP onwards.10:34
bob2communicate?10:34
bob2how do you mean?10:34
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the_grey_ghostover a tcp/ip network. Ie could an internet connection be shared easily enough providing I told it a gateway10:35
the_grey_ghostor could it print to a Windows Print server?10:35
trukuloyep10:35
trukuloyep, with samba10:35
the_grey_ghostCool I know samba10:35
trukulofirst one, proxy or masquerade10:35
tweek_my freind recomended me ubuntu linux can anyone giveme a rundown on burning the .iso?10:36
the_grey_ghostproxy10:36
LowryMac or pc burn?10:36
bob2tweek_: from linux?10:36
tweek_pc10:36
tweek_from windows10:36
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the_grey_ghostu got nero?10:36
tweek_no10:36
Elwoodaloha10:36
LowryTry the forums http://www.ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=510:37
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LowryThey have apps and burn reports from many users10:37
tweek_wow im so blind thanks alot10:37
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the_grey_ghostdoes ubuntu come with any windows emulators, I have heard that they are reasonable as far as emulators go10:41
bob2wine.10:41
bob2tho it's not an emulatore ;-)10:42
trukulojdub, hei, i'vew found your trousers, come to #ubuntu-offtopic jdub10:42
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the_grey_ghostok I vaguely remember Wine or Winlix or something. They don;t support direct X 9 do they10:43
bob2Cedega does (www.trangaming.com), but it costs money10:43
trukulothe_grey_ghost, i don't know10:43
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the_grey_ghostok, getting too far in. thanks guys i will have to try wine.10:44
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tweek_would nero burn the ubuntu .iso corectly?10:48
bob2yes10:48
bob2if it burns it as an iso10:48
tweek_ok10:48
the_grey_ghostyea Nero burns ISO's good10:49
the_grey_ghostI burnt about 1,000 of them that way10:49
tweek_so just download the i386.iso and burn with nero?10:49
NanoTekyes10:49
NanoTekbut as an image10:49
the_grey_ghostyea load it as an image just don't add it to the compilation10:49
NanoTekbefore check your iso file with md5sum10:50
tweek_ok il try brb10:50
Lowryhave the cdr verified10:50
tweek_i love fast mirrors10:51
the_grey_ghostdoes Ubuntu come with mono the .net emulator. I have a few VB.net programs that I want to run (yes I hate VB as a language, but thats what they are written in )10:51
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seek187the_grey_ghost, it's in my package list10:52
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bob2the_grey_ghost: it's available for warty10:52
skelllhello10:52
the_grey_ghostthanks seek18710:52
the_grey_ghostthanks guys10:52
bob2I don't know hos usable winforms is10:53
skelllafter the installation the boot hangup when it try too load the e100 module10:53
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skelllpci.agent seem segfault :/10:54
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skelllany tips ?10:55
Treenaksskelll: are you overclocking?10:55
skelllno10:55
bob2skelll: does "dmesg" show an oops?10:55
skelllbob i can't dmesg the comp is freezed10:56
bob2erm, wow10:56
skellli had debian sid on this computer so it should work (my HD just crashed)10:57
tweek_md5sum.exe crashes after start what could  cause this?10:58
bob2you'd need to find a windows support channel10:59
LowryTry a different app mb?10:59
the_grey_ghostok one more question, but a relevant one (slap me if there is an explanation on the site but I can;t find it) What is the difference between warty-install-i386 and Warty-live-i38611:00
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tweek_would missing dlls cause it?11:00
Treenaksdlls?11:00
Treenaksin linux?11:00
tweek_im on windows11:01
bob2the_grey_ghost: do you want to install ubuntu?11:01
skellltweek go ask in windows channel11:01
LowryEnd user reply - boot and run vs install?11:01
tweek_want to check the iso before burning11:01
skelllmost people here don't know windows11:01
bob2Lowry: right11:01
skelll(i don't)11:01
deFryskwindows crashes on anything11:01
Treenakstweek_: maybe there are other md5 programs?11:02
seek187lol11:02
the_grey_ghostbob2- Yes. I am currently downloading both warty-install-i386 and warty-live-i38611:02
bob2the_grey_ghost: the -install one is what you use to install ubuntu11:02
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deFryskdoes warty cd have a media-check ?11:02
the_grey_ghostok what is the live one then?11:02
Lowrylive will run from the cdr11:02
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the_grey_ghostokay. Thanks heaps11:02
Lowryinstall will only install from the cdr11:02
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schnizzleanyone need help with a pxe install??11:03
bob2the_grey_ghost: you boot the cd and can get a taste of ubuntu11:03
the_grey_ghostcool\11:03
Mr_SmileyI can get xsane to work when i run it as root, why doesnt it work as a user? I suspect it is something to do with permissions..11:03
skelllok i try to reinstall then , what is the prefered file system on ubuntu ? (i installed reiserfs)11:03
Lowrylive will let you look and try but might be slow if on a cdr11:03
schnizzleand.. how do i get rid of the x in the middle of my screen??11:03
bob2schnizzle: what sort of video card do you have?11:04
schnizzlebob2: its a savage on a toshiba laptop11:04
bob2heh, it's always a savage11:05
schnizzlei see an x cursor...11:05
schnizzlebut my arrow or whatever moves around fine11:05
bob2you need to enable SWcursor11:05
schnizzlebob2: how11:06
schnizzle?11:06
Mr_Smileywow everything works in ubuntu i have gotten scannner :O and printer working fine..11:07
tweek_does ubuntu come with a media player?11:08
schnizzlebob2: SWcursor??? wheres it at?? how do i enable...??11:09
elwoodschnizzle,  in your xconfig11:10
tweek_http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/faq/hwcursor11:10
LowryMy powerbook went to sleep and will not wake up11:10
tweek_that it?11:10
spacey`kiRIP11:11
Lowryhad to reset11:11
LowryWould there be a log ?11:11
ryandaniels: are you in?11:11
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bob2Lowry: is it a g4 with nvidia/11:13
bob2?11:13
Lowryati 8 meg pro lt11:14
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Lowryg311:15
tweek_is installing ubuntu harder or easier than redhat?11:16
b_e_n_ztweek_, much easier11:16
LowryLike os x11:16
LowryJust a few questions11:17
tweek_wow thats awesome11:17
bob2Lowry: it should work11:17
tweek_im burning now :)11:17
tweek_under nero data>make data cd?11:18
LowryDo you have an iso option?11:18
tweek_no i dont : /11:19
the_grey_ghostNO not through make data11:19
the_grey_ghostTweek_ are u using express or the full version?11:19
tweek_demo >.<11:19
LowryBurn image mb?11:20
the_grey_ghostok run nero express and go disk image or saved project11:20
the_grey_ghostor11:20
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tweek_burn image to disc refers to iso image?11:21
the_grey_ghostFrom full go CD, Create CD, Other cd formats and then Create a cd from an image file11:21
Adrenalhow do i enable a root account?11:21
Adrenalanyone, help a brother out?11:22
bob2Adrenal: please read the FAQ11:22
Adrenaloh sorry11:22
Adrenalwhats the site?11:22
Chibi...11:22
bob2Adrenal: please read the /topic11:22
ChibiTopic11:22
Adrenalagain, sorry11:23
Adrenalcheerio11:23
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Lowryhttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/faq/root11:23
the_grey_ghosttweek_ if that dosen't work go file>burn image>  then just open the iso11:24
tweek_i dont have nero express and ive hade nero 5 mins and my demo has expired  : /11:25
tweek_so im looking for a fullversion11:25
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the_grey_ghostok11:25
the_grey_ghostthat is just weird. Do you have any of the CD's that came with your CD burner?11:26
LowryIs there no open or shareware option for win?11:26
tweek_im just looking for a torrent but i hate when suprnova dies everyonce and a while11:27
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letheusI have just ripped a cd with 'Grip'. But i have no idea where it stored the tracks? Can anyone help me? Probably a stupid question :)11:31
NanoTekmaybe in .grip11:31
NanoTekin your HOME11:31
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letheusWhere is Grip?11:31
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letheusIt?s not in HOME11:31
NanoTekcd ~/.grip11:31
tweek_LOL11:32
tweek_nero has no keygen protection11:32
NanoTeknautilus --browser ~/;grip11:32
NanoTekoups11:32
NanoTeknautilus --browser ~/.grip11:32
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NanoTekor you can make an updatedb & locate xxxx if the name of the file is xxxxx11:33
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tweek_winrar displays the iso as aziped folder should i unzip or burn as is11:34
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letheusi tried nautilus --browser ~/.grip, but it just opens Abiword snd shows alot of weird code.11:35
letheussnd = and11:35
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NanoTeklog in root11:36
NanoTekmake updatedb11:36
NanoTekand then locate your file with the name as an arg11:36
letheusNanoTek, ok11:36
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LowryCDRDAO for xp?11:38
NanoTek??11:38
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letheusNanoTek, okay, i have found the tracks. Thank you :)11:44
NanoTekyou're welcome11:45
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tweek_i jsut tried boting my ubuntu disc it said press enter or press f1 for help11:47
tweek_but it just kept loadibng 2 files and rebooting11:47
tweek_what might cause this11:47
Treenakslots of things11:48
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Treenakswhat kind of PC is it?11:48
tweek_compaq11:48
trukulotweek_, try append nolapic11:48
tweek_whats that?11:48
Treenakstweek_: read the help (F1, F2, etc.)11:49
Treenakstweek_: it'll have a short explanation11:49
tweek_ i did11:49
trukuloyep11:49
tweek_f1 linux enter11:49
tweek_and it looped11:49
Treenakstweek_: nonono11:49
Treenakstweek_: read the help there11:49
tweek_ok11:49
Treenakstweek_: and act accordingly11:49
trukulotry: linux nolapic (then enter)11:49
tweek_ok11:49
tweek_ thanks11:49
tweek_ill return if it doesnt work :p11:50
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tweek_ok the message i got when i tried noapic is kernel image not found11:57
Treenakstweek_: put it after linux11:58
Treenakstweek_: so linux noapic11:58
Treenakstweek_: not just noapic11:59
tweek_tried that also11:59
tweek_it just did the same thing as before11:59
Treenaksmaybe it isn't called "linux", the name is on the first page11:59
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tweek_is that the error you think the kernel image is missing?12:06
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Hikaru79If I have a CD I want to burn, how can I make an image of the whole CD's contents so that I can burn that?12:43
jdubHikaru79: on the command line, or with a gui?12:44
Hikaru79jdub, either12:44
stvnHikaru79: do you need it to be bootable, or is it just a data cd?12:44
Hikaru79Just a data cd12:44
stvnHikaru79: why not use the nauilus-CD burner facility?12:44
jdubHikaru79: on your nautilus window, click Places > CD Creator12:44
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jindTo burn iso: cdrecord -v -dev 0,0,0 -speed 24 -driveropts=burnproof fil.iso - Find right device with cdrecord -scanbus12:45
jdubHikaru79: that will pop up a window you can copy files to12:45
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jdubHikaru79: then do File > Write to CD...12:45
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jdubHikaru79: it's really easy :)12:45
stvn:)12:45
Hikaru79Well, I know i can just copy the files to the new CD and then burn12:45
jdubHikaru79: that window should pop up if you insert a blank disc, too12:45
Hikaru79But if it's a software that has to be installed, etc., is that enough?12:45
mark__Does anyone know how to add the debian menu to the bottom of the gnome menu?12:45
stvnHikaru79: how do you mean software to be installed, like packagers and executables or like linux install CDs12:46
Hikaru79Windows software, actually12:47
Hikaru79Just two CD's with a Windows program'12:47
stvnHikaru79: normally you can just put the .exe on the CD via nautilus, unless you need it to be installed before windows is started12:47
Hikaru79Oh, OK12:47
Hikaru79=) Then that's enough12:47
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svenljind: what is the benefit of -driveropts=burnproof ?12:56
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challangere12:56
challangecan anybody help me12:56
Lowryhi12:56
challangeI have a partition12:56
challangewhere windows xp is located12:57
challangeand I want to make a boot menu or sth12:57
challangeto use xp too12:57
jindsvenl,  You enable the burnproof function so the burning does not get buffer underruns - if your burner supports it12:57
svenljind: ah, thanks.12:57
challangeand when I installed windows12:58
challangethen I had to install ubuntu again cause there is no chance to install the grub only12:58
challangei dont know WHY12:58
challangei have to install the hole system12:58
svenlchallange: don't install windows then.12:59
challangewindows overwrites the boot record12:59
challangeyeah well that can be a solution:D12:59
challangebut I need to12:59
svenlchallange: you just have to rerun grub, so it installs itself in the boot record.12:59
challangehow?01:00
challangewhen I boot from install cd01:00
challange?01:00
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challangeor when I boot from windows?:D01:00
svenlno idea, i never installed ubuntu, but it is based on the debian-installer, so probably you could install the grub .udeb in the initrd, and call it from there.01:00
svenlnot sure though.01:00
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challangecause win can't see linux partition01:00
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challangethere is no chance01:01
svenlchallange: best idea is to create the partition table, reboot, install windows, and then install linux (ubuntu or debian or whatever).01:01
NanoTekchallange, exp2fs01:01
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challangesvenl, yeah I did that but when I wanted to install ubuntu it halted and said it can't install grub01:02
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challanged installer asked me01:02
fordsmy profound apologies for asking such a stupid question, but i'm sure other people have had this same problem.  i'd gladly look it up if i could, but i've spent the last half hour trying to find TFM.01:02
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fordsthat said, is there a forum/bbs/newsgroup for users?01:02
challangeif I want to use windows as well01:02
challangei said yes01:02
challangeand installation has failed01:02
challangei dont really understand01:03
challange:D01:03
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svenlchallange: fill a bug report, it should work.01:07
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svenlchallange: at least debian-installer works for this kind of stuff, so ...01:08
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plfiorinihello01:14
plfiorinido you plan to hack debian-installer adding a gnome gui?01:15
fabbioneplfiorini: no01:15
Kamionfabbione: ?01:15
fabbionethere will be a GUI but it will be gtk based01:15
fabbioneoh well01:16
jordifabbione: not even as a medium term goal?01:16
Kamionthat's not clear01:16
fabbioneif you want to consider gnome = gtk01:16
fabbionethan yws01:16
fabbioneyes01:16
Kamionfabbione: it's entirely possible that it will have at least some GNOME components01:16
jordiok, I guess we all understood gnome=gtk in this case :)01:16
fabbioneKamion: ah01:16
jordiKamion: like what?01:16
Kamionwell, certainly glade01:16
jdubfabbione: same thing these days :)01:16
fabbionejordi: heh01:16
fabbionejdub: i am purist :P01:16
KamionI could imagine that HIGgy dialogs would be valuable too01:16
jdubsoon, there will not be a libgnome(ui)01:17
jdubhoorah!01:17
xukundid anybody updated to Hoary?01:17
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jdubKamion: (all gtk+ level)01:17
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danielsx is fine, just not in the installer :P01:17
fabbionexukun: yes..01:17
Kamionjdub: ah, ok01:17
jdubdaniels: what about tinyx and friends?01:17
fabbionedaniels: let's all go back to ConsoleFB!01:17
NanoTekfabbione, you can use the framebuffer if ou wnat01:17
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fabbioneNanoTek: yes i am aware of that ;)01:18
jdubdaniels: would be much nicer to be able to use X :)01:18
danielsjdub: i dunno, just seems more sensible to use gtk's native framebuffer stuff01:18
jordiIs gtkfb usable at all?01:18
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jdubjordi: not these days01:18
danielsif we're only going to use x for like one window to wrap the framebuffer anyway ;)01:18
jdubdaniels: can't do a11y and friends01:18
jorditoo bad :|01:18
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danielsjdub: problem is that framebuffer detection fails once every never01:18
danielsjdub: hm01:18
jdubdaniels: and all the X stuff is very easily retargetable, etc.01:18
hw-tPhSoo...will I be flamed if I ask something about Hoary? :-o01:18
danielsi suppose if we could beat the resolution and crap out of the fb, we could wrap x around the framebuffer01:18
jordihw-tPh: why would you?01:18
fabbionehw-tPh: well.. it depends..01:19
danielsfor a11y01:19
NanoTekfabbione, but if you use it and it crash evetything is crashed01:19
NanoTekkernel too01:19
jdubdaniels: that'd be ideal.01:19
danielsjdub: mmm01:19
xukunfabbione:  I,m asking becouse I just installed Warty on my system I,m not wondering if I should update to Hoary01:19
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jdubdaniels: of course, we can always just fail for stupid hardware and make users use the text-based one01:19
hw-tPhI was just wondering if XFT has changed significantly? I can't use my Proggy fonts anymore.01:19
danielsjdub: hmm, true01:19
fabbionexukun: hoary is the unstable branch. if you can deal with random breakage, yes.. you can update.. otherwise wait01:20
jdubKamion: is it possible to use normal debs in the installer?01:20
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fabbioneNanoTek: my "rant" was a joke..01:21
xukunfabbione: thanks I will take a chance. any tips before I hit the road?01:21
hw-tPhI can deal with it, and I'm not complaining - just asking a little question.01:21
fabbioneNanoTek: zless /usr/share/xorg-common/changelog.Debian.gz and scroll a bunch of lines down ;)01:21
fabbionexukun: apt-get dist-upgrade or use dselect or synaptic01:21
fabbionexukun: don't do partial upgrade01:21
fabbionehw-tPh: it should still be there and working...01:22
xukunfabbione: what about the sources.list, no changes needed in there?01:22
hw-tPhfabbione: Yes, it appears to be working for most fonts but just not these ones. Perhaps they are screwed. I'll have to look that up.01:23
seek187xukun, just change "warty" to "hoary" in all the lines in sources.list and apt-get update01:24
xukunseek187: thanks01:24
seek187np01:25
Lowrythen apt-get upgrade01:25
seek187apt-get dist-upgrade01:25
LowryI have a font question01:25
LowryWhat is needed to get smooth fonts on the ppc?01:26
Kamionjdub: no01:27
Kamionjdub: what do you need to do?01:27
LowryIs there more to download or is it set up?01:27
Kamionjordi: gtk/directfb works fine01:27
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jdubKamion: just thinking about the a11y stuff and depends, and fearing the number of udeb recipes required :)01:28
Kamionthe majority of them are done already01:29
jdubbonobo...01:29
Kamionnormal .debs aren't an option :)01:29
Kamionapart from anything else you generally want to build them differently for the installer: -Os, that sort of thing01:29
jdubyeah01:29
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eazel7hi01:31
eazel7isn't there a basedebs.tar for warty?01:31
Kamionno01:31
eazel7:(01:31
Kamionuse debootstrap01:31
eazel7I have debootstrap01:32
eazel7I'm on gentoo01:32
Treenakseazel7: why not just install using the CD?01:32
Kamionoh, you want to do the "download just one file and stick it on a disk somewhere" thing?01:32
eazel7can't burn it01:32
eazel7kinda01:32
Kamionyou should be able to cross-install using a localish mirror nonetheless01:32
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eazel7'install&configure in a chroot jail'01:33
Kamionthere's documentation for that01:33
eazel7that's what I'm searching now01:33
Kamioneazel7: http://archive.ubuntulinux.org/ubuntu/dists/warty/main/installer-i386/release/doc/manual/en/apcs03.html01:34
Kamionit's a bit rough, but should give you the idea01:34
eazel7thanks01:35
xukunwhich gcc version is there in warty?01:36
Elwood3.3.401:37
eazel7if I have downloaded the warty cd, should I download the 'basedebs' from web again?01:39
eazel7I mean, are they differents?01:40
Treenakseazel7: they're not different, and if they are, it'll be fixed by the aptitude step later on01:40
ermoI'm currently sampling warty. How's the progress with integrating X.Org coming along in hoary?01:40
eazel7Treenaks: thanks01:40
jdubermo: done. it's great.01:41
ermojdub, really? Kewl!01:41
jdubermo: (well, there are always things to do in a devel branch...)01:41
ermojdub, hehe01:41
hw-tPhermo: I just upgraded to Hoary. It works very well for me.01:41
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mjryep, X.org in hoary works fine; I upgraded my gaming ubuntu install to it ;)01:41
ermomjr, say again 'your gaming ubuntu install'? Could you elaborate a bit?01:41
ermo(if it's okay in here, I mean)01:42
eazel7is the i8xx issue solved in horay?01:42
Treenakseazel7: i8xxs issue?01:42
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eazel7(well, the problem is with X.org 6.8.x)01:42
mjrwell, my main system is Warty/amd64, but I have a small Hoary/x86 partition for 32-bit DRI games01:42
eazel7Treenaks: some crashes01:42
mjrDRI didn't support 32-bit clients on the 64-bit kernel at least out of the box01:42
ermojdub, is the X.Org integration running 'in parallel' with debian unstable? Or are you going seperate ways for now?01:42
eazel7Treenaks: you must disable some accel to make it work better01:43
ermomjr, I'm totally n00b when it comes to linux gaming. I'm one of those play it safe types who has an xp box just for gaming.01:43
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ermomjr, could you perhpas point me to a ressource, where I might learn more about the current state of gaming on linux?01:44
Treenaksermo: linuxgames.org ?01:45
ermobtw, great job on warty, folks! Like I said, I've only sampled it, but it seems to be great :D01:45
Treenaksno that's a spammer01:45
mjrermo, ok; To put it more simply, basically, 3d acceleration only works for 64 bit apps on the stock 64-bit kernel. This is being corrected, but I don't know about the progress really. Meanwhile, I need that 32-bit partition for mostly Neverwinter Nights.01:45
Treenaksermo: linuxgames.com01:45
ermoTreenaks, thx. I knew I would look like an idiot when asking ;)01:45
mjrand yeah, linuxgames.com01:45
ermomjr, Treenaks: Thanks. I'll scamper off and read up on it and ask smarter questions from now on...01:46
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Treenaksermo: :)01:48
xukunif gcc is installed in warty, then way is this? sudo dpkg -s gcc Package `gcc' is not installed and no info is available.01:49
xukunI must be doing something wrong01:49
Treenaksxukun: it's not installed by default01:49
Treenaksxukun: you should install build-essential01:49
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Treenaksxukun: it could also be that the package is called gcc-3.3 or something01:49
ermoOne more q: How does Fedora Core and Ubuntu compare technically (not philosophically)? Anyone here who have experience w/both?01:50
Kamionxukun: gcc isn't installed by default01:50
ermo(I've never tried fedora)01:50
seek187I've tried it for about 10 minutes :P01:50
ermoseek187, heh01:51
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hw-tPhComparing Redhat and Debian, eh? Apples and oranges...01:51
xukunTreenaks: apt-get install build-essential?01:51
Treenaksermo: most rpm-based distributions have a problem with trying to decide what's best for you.. I want to edit the config and be done.. not edit the config, then edit the default config and then hope it isn't stored elsewhere01:51
Treenaksxukun: yes01:52
ermoTreenaks, that's a good point.01:52
ermoTreenaks, do you mind if I quote you on that?01:53
plfioriniermo, fc 3 doesn't even install here01:53
Treenaksermo: where?01:53
jdubermo: ubuntu branches from debian sid01:54
jdubermo: sometimes ahead, sometimes behind :)01:54
plfioriniermo, and ubuntu is more polished01:54
ermoTreenaks, eh, in my local danish AAUUG. I found that it somehow 'rings true'?01:54
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seek187and faster01:54
Treenaksermo: ok :)01:54
ermoso much for a biased opinion ;)01:54
xukunwhat is the story about ati cards and hoary?01:55
plfioriniseek187, yep - redhat/fedora always loaded too much in their init scripts and i don't want to know how many patches they do for gcc and glibc01:55
xukunor should I say X.org and ati01:55
ermoDon't the open source drivers (for <R300) work well with X.Org? *holds breath*01:56
plfioriniseek187, hoary has also xrender 0.9 which is better - my r250 works better with shadows now although it still suck with translucent windows01:56
hw-tPhIt's not so much the ATI cards but the drivers ATI supply.01:56
ryandaniels: are you in?01:56
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plfioriniermo, afaik fglrx doesn't run with xorg so you have to use the OSS drivers that are not the same :-/01:56
seek187Yeah my shadows work well too but I took them off cause after awhile it started getting boggy01:56
seek187Yeah ATI needs to build a new driver01:57
xukunso as long as I use the the open source driver I would be save?01:57
plfioriniseek187, hehe xcomposite is still not stable01:57
ryanrats, missed him by about half an hour :/01:57
seek187I can barly play ET01:57
seek187plfiorini, heh nope01:57
plfioriniseek187, but it's good to see that xfree is dead01:57
ryanheh01:57
seek187I know01:58
ryanxcomp is kindof annoying01:58
ryaneach setting has its share of bugs01:58
ermoplfiorini, you sound like the guy to ask: I bought a <$100 radeon RV280 card specifically for use with the OSS drivers for my ubuntu box. How do well do the OSS drivers work (I assume you've tried them)01:58
ermo?01:58
plfioriniermo, is rv280 the radeon 9200 just like the ibook g4 1.1 onboard?01:58
ryanserver side only has weird issues when i scroll with the mouse wheel, it leaves garbage in gaim im windows and the nautilus desktop wallpaper selector01:58
ryanand with -c, for example, resizing the nautilus windows leaves LOTS of garbage01:59
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ryanbut the other bugs don't appear01:59
ryanheh01:59
plfioriniryan, luminocity should be good, using opengl but i haven't tried it yet01:59
ronaldegoodday, anybody any clues on how to get my Plextor SATA DVD-writer working?01:59
plfioriniit's owen's WM01:59
ermoplfiorini, it's a 9250. I believe it's an 'improvement' (die shrink? consolidation/integration)?02:00
ryani find it funny that with the 6111 nvidia drivers i was able to use both xcomposite and gl apps at the same time02:00
ryani just upgraded to the 6629 drivers02:00
ryanand now i can't use gl with the xcomposite extension loaded02:00
Mithrandirronalde: I don't think SATA DVD burners are supported by the kernel yet. :/02:00
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hw-tPhryan: The 6229 drivers are crap. They don't work with most widescreen LCD's.02:00
hw-tPhryan: I'm sticking with 6111.02:01
plfioriniermo, i installed warty rc on my ibook (it's the only decent distro out ther for PPC, maybe gentoo is good too but i haven't tried)02:01
ronaldeMithrandir: ic ;(02:01
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ermoplfiorini, oh ok. Would you care to relate your experience?02:01
plfioriniermo, the OSS drivers work good anyway i had problems with xcomposite (i compiled xorg 6.8.1 by hand)02:01
Mithrandirronalde: if somebody gets me one, I can surely test. ;)02:02
plfioriniermo, i had problems with metacity that caused a xserver crash and using xfwm i managed to get xorg running with shadows but it was really slow02:02
plfioriniermo, anyway radeons work good using the xorg drivers, but i want to try them playing quake 3 :)02:03
ermoplfiorini, :D02:03
ronaldeMithrandir: well maybe this output from dmesg makes sense to you (3 lines):02:03
seek187plfiorini, I tried on my 9200 its so choppy I couldn't play it02:03
ronaldeata2: dev 0 cfg 49:0f00 82:0000 83:0000 84:0000 85:0000 86:0000 87:0000 88:040702:03
ronaldeata2: dev 0 ATAPI, max UDMA/3302:03
ronaldeata2: dev 0 configured for UDMA/3302:03
plfioriniermo, glxgears give me 5329 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1065.800 FPS02:03
Kamionplfiorini: why the rc?02:03
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plfioriniermo, it's glxgears running on my rv250 (radeon 9000) using hoary02:04
ermoplfiorini, ok.02:04
plfioriniermo, have you got some glxgears output to compare?02:05
xukunronalde: S-ATA is common kernel subsystem now, so it is supposed to work - but I don't have any first02:05
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ermoplfiorini, no. Not yet.02:05
plfioriniermo, k02:05
ermoplfiorini, sorry :/02:05
ronaldexukun: where to post a bug, debian, ubuntu or kernel02:05
plfiorinigotta study something, i have an exam :(02:06
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xukunronalde: I,m not sure02:06
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ermopl_study, but thx for your input.02:09
eazel7could someone paste the sources.list for me, please?02:10
Kamiondeb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu warty main restricted02:10
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Kamiondeb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu warty main restricted02:10
eazel7thx02:11
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mwh_hi02:19
seek187hi02:20
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mwh_umh im having trouble getting sound on my laptop, its an Acer TravelMate 200002:20
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mwh_I read somewhere that it uses the sound module atiixp and I can load it but still get no sound02:20
mwh_what can I do?02:21
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danielsthis may sound like a stupid question, but is there a hardware mute button on there?02:21
ermo^awaydaniels: I recently heard someone jokingly comment: 'There are no stupid questions, only idiots who don't know how to shut up!' (btw, your question was quite sound, IMHO)02:23
mwh_umh I cant change the volumen with the gnome volume applet02:23
ermo^awaydaniels, ;)02:23
mwh_and I cant change the settings, its says no mixer is available02:23
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danielsmwh_: ok02:24
xukunhow can I choose a different resolution than 800x600?02:26
xukunby Screen Resolution there is only 800x600 and 640x48002:27
mwh_xukun, you will have to change the XF86Config file02:27
mwh_im not sure if there is a tool for it02:27
mwh_you can search the file its in /etc/X1102:28
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mwh_for 800x60002:28
mwh_then just put some other resolution in there02:28
mwh_1024x768 for example02:28
xukunmwh_: I see thanks02:28
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MitchXboxhello02:35
seek187hi02:35
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SMutHello! Great distro so far - the first one which worked fine with my JVC MP XV-941 laptop neatly together!02:37
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SMutUnfortunately I'm a KDE user normally so I'd like to know if it will be possible to get KDE running?02:38
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mjrSMut, it is possible; kde is available in the (unsupported) universe repository02:39
mjr...or you can see if you'll get used to gnome ;)02:39
RiddellSMut: I have some KDE 3.3 packages02:39
SMutmjr, THX - Gnome isn't that bad, really :-)02:40
RiddellSMut: "deb http://jasmine.19inch.net/~jr/away/ubuntu/ unstable main02:40
RiddellSMut: requried hoary02:40
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SMutRiddell, THX I'll check it out!02:43
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_axelhi, im trying to setup sound on a laptop, alsamixer shows a detected device 'Via 8235 Realtek ALC202 Rev 0' but the gnome mixer shows no sound devices found02:46
linux_mafiaomfg, the banner ads at www.linuxsecurity.com are those "get the facts" microsoft ones that say linux is more expensive than MS server, lol02:46
danielslinux_mafia: yes, and also at linuxtoday.com02:47
_axeland i cant get any sound, and alsaconf does not seem to be installed... any hints?02:47
linux_mafiahaha02:47
mjr_axel, hmm, might you not have snd-mixer-oss loaded?02:47
mjr(and snd-pcm-oss)02:47
_axelmjr: they seem to be loaded02:48
_axeli have snd-02:48
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mjrok, well, I'm out of guesses02:48
_axelsnd_pcm_oss snd_mixer_oss02:48
xukun!nis02:48
_axeland snd_pcm02:48
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LifesizeKenDolljust like sex, software is better when it's free - it just has a higher TCO02:49
ermolol02:49
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ninehrcoma_axel: you have a problem with sound?02:50
_axelninehrcoma, yup02:50
ninehrcomawhat is the prob02:51
_axelninehrcoma, alsamixer shows it found the card but the gnome mixer cant find any02:51
ninehrcomano tabs in the mixer?02:51
_axelyup02:51
_axelrather, an error popup02:51
Lowrylater02:51
_axelno mixer devices found when clicking on 'open volume control'02:52
ninehrcomawhat do you have in /etc/modutils/alsa02:52
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_axelninehrcoma, i have /etc/modutils/alsa-base which contains 'above snd-pcm snd-pcm-oss'02:53
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ninehrcomatry this02:54
ninehrcomavi /etc/discover.conf02:54
ninehrcomaadd a line that says02:54
ninehrcomawait02:54
ninehrcomawhat audio card do you have02:54
_axeli think the card IS detected actually02:54
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Treenaksninehrcoma: not /etc/modules and/or /etc/hotplug/blacklist ?02:54
_axelvia 8235 realtek alc202 or so02:55
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ninehrcomais this a 2.6 kernel?02:55
_axelthats a question for me?02:55
Xenguyninehrcoma: yes02:55
ninehrcomai added to discover.conf02:55
ninehrcomaskip i810_audio02:55
Xenguyninehrcoma: er, by default02:55
ninehrcomathat is the oss driver for my card02:55
ninehrcomaXenguy: exactly, so I don't ever use /etc/modules02:56
ninehrcomathen I add a file in /etc/modutils called alsa02:56
ninehrcomashould I paste what i have in mine?02:56
ninehrcomakeeping in mind it is for an intel i810 card, you simply replace the module specific stuff with the alsa modules for the via card02:57
xukunHmm after upgrading to hoary, I get this error every time I restart X. "No volume control elements and/or deveces found02:57
xukunanybody know what this means02:57
_axeli wish02:57
Treenaksninehrcoma: never load oss drivers02:58
ninehrcomai dont, but initially it did02:58
ninehrcomaand i had to stop it so that alsa would work properly02:58
_axelso the prob is oss getting in the way?02:58
ninehrcoma_axel: would you like me to email you what i did?02:58
ninehrcomanot sure that people want me cutting and pasting into the chat here02:58
_axelninehrcoma, please02:59
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mwh_Hi, im having problem getting sound on my laptop, I updated ubuntu and now it seems to load the correct module, im getting a click-sound from the speaker at least, umh but when alsactl wants to restore its soundsettings it says no soundcard was found03:01
mwh_can it be that the chipset is only supported by OSS and not by Alsa?03:01
mwh_how can I use oss instead of alsa?03:02
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xukunHow can I bring old onboard sound card and network to life in ubuntu?03:05
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vincenthi! I have a problem compiling gstreamer0.8-mad03:07
jdubwhy are you compiling it?03:07
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BugShi03:08
vincentcannot exec cc1plus : No such file....03:08
vincentto get mp3 working!03:08
BugSi cant start openoffice on my fresh installed ubuntu03:08
jdubvincent: install it03:08
Treenaksvincent: you can just install it..03:08
vincentis it in synaptic?03:08
Treenaksvincent: apt-get install gstreamer0.8-mad03:08
vincentooh03:08
Treenaksvincent: always look for packages first03:08
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BugS $ openoffice03:08
BugSOpenOffice.org for Debian - see /usr/share/doc/openoffice.org/README.Debian.gz03:08
BugSrunning openoffice.org setup...03:08
BugSsetup failed (code 0).. abort03:08
BugS---- Please read /usr/share/doc/openoffice.org/README.Debian.gz for known problems -----03:08
Treenaksvincent: you might need to enable the 'universe' repository03:08
vincentI'm not used with apt-get03:09
vincentok03:09
vincentwhere?03:09
BugSi saw the readme, and i couldnt find a sollution03:09
Treenaksvincent: apt-get is the same as synaptic, but for command line people03:09
Treenaksvincent: you can also search for it in synaptic03:09
vincentI understood03:09
xukunI even can see my onboard sound and network card in lspci(old system)03:09
vincentconflict error when running both! ;)03:09
xukunany idea's?03:09
Treenaksvincent: no conflict.. it's just that some people prefer one, and some the other03:10
vincentwhen you run apt-get, if synaptic is opened, there's a error message!03:10
vincent;)03:10
mvo_you can't run both at the same time :)03:11
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vincentyep03:11
mvo_but otherwise they mix fine03:11
vincent:)03:11
vincentyep03:11
Kal_Zakathhi03:11
xukunI think I need isapnptools, but apt-get does not show, where can I find this?03:12
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vincenthow to enable 'universe'?03:13
BugScan anyone help me?03:13
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vincentnot me... i'm so noob03:14
vincent:)03:14
thoreauputicBugS: you installed with synaptic or apt-get?03:15
seek187vincent, in synapic go to  Settings > Repositories and check both the greyed out entries03:15
seek187then hit the reload button03:15
BugSthoreauputic: installed it by default, from the cdrom.. then it didnt worked and i tried to dpkg-reconfigure it03:15
BugSbut still the same problem03:16
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xukunseek187: do you how I can install my isa sound card?03:17
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seek187mmm, not sure sorry03:17
TrasMontanoHello evby !!03:17
thoreauputicwhat happens if you run    oowriter  ?03:17
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thoreauputicBugS: ^^^^03:17
BugSsame:03:18
BugS$ oowriter03:18
BugSOpenOffice.org for Debian - see /usr/share/doc/openoffice.org/README.Debian.gz03:18
BugSrunning openoffice.org setup...03:18
BugSsetup failed (code 0).. abort03:18
BugS---- Please read /usr/share/doc/openoffice.org/README.Debian.gz for known problems -----03:18
TrasMontanoanybody as compiled his kernel succefully ???????03:18
TrasMontanoI386 !03:18
TreenaksTrasMontano: one question mark is enough, and please don't shout03:18
xukunseek187: I need isapnptools I think but apt-get cant find it, this is becouse of the sources.list I think03:18
TreenaksTrasMontano: and yes, poeple have successfully compiled their kernels03:18
TreenaksTrasMontano: please take the time to read up on "kernel-package" (the Debian and Ubuntu way of building kernels)03:19
seek187xukun, , yes thats why just do what I had vincent do03:19
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mwh_hi, its me again, im still having trouble with my sound03:19
thoreauputicBugS: try sudo apt-get install --reinstall openoffice.org03:20
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mwh_I dont have an /dev/dsp03:20
BugSthoreauputic: did that, twice03:20
thoreauputicBugS: :(03:20
Treenaksmwh_: /dev/dsp is OSS, ubuntu uses ALSA and ESD03:20
wu_minghi anyone know how to get chinese inputing to work?03:21
mwh_Treenaks, okay, alsa cant find my soundcard03:21
TrasMontanoTreenaks: thx it's the emocion...Sorry.  I read the kernel-package, i configured and compiled, but after reboot "kernel panic VFS unable to mount"03:21
jdubalthough generally via the oss compat interface, rather than alsa directly03:21
Treenaksmwh_: tried to figure out?03:21
mwh_Treenaks, do you know how to enable oss instead of alsa?03:21
xukunmwh_: which sound card do you have03:21
mwh_Treenaks, I get a click-sound when the driver for my soundcard is loaded03:21
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Treenaksmwh_: you don't want  that03:21
mwh_xukun, two secs03:22
TreenaksTrasMontano: did you select the driver for your root device to be compiled in? if not, did you build the initrd?03:22
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mwh_IXP150 AC'97 Audio Controller03:22
TreenaksTrasMontano: (and, what's wrong with the stock kernels?)03:22
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mwh_snd_atiixp sound driver loaded03:22
mrjivewhen i do a dpkg-reconfigure xsever-xfree86 questions about monitor and resolution are not asked anymore, anybody knows why?03:23
TrasMontanoTreenaks: i compiled the driver and i tryied with a initrd, same problem03:23
mwh_Treenaks, but if oss works with the card?03:23
tsengmrjive: because ubuntu is modified to probe the monitor instead where possible03:23
TrasMontanounregonized block (0,0)03:23
mrjivetseng: is there a way to re-probe monitor?03:23
Treenaksmwh_: you want alsa, really03:23
mrjivesince i moved this pc to another place with a better monitor...03:24
TreenaksTrasMontano: well, don't know03:24
TreenaksTrasMontano: just use a stock kernel then03:24
tsengmrjive: xresprobe03:24
mwh_Treenaks, how to get it to recognize my snd-card then?03:24
mrjivetseng: ok thx03:24
TrasMontanoTreenaks: what is a stock kernel ?? precompiled?03:25
TreenaksTrasMontano: yes the one ubuntu came with03:25
Treenaksmwh_: well, the driver loaded, so it is recognised03:25
Treenaksmwh_: maybe you're having an interrupt problem? (cat /proc/interrupts, look for your sound card)03:25
TrasMontanook i want High memory support and ntfs writing03:25
xukunmwh_: what does cat /proc/asound/cards show?03:26
mwh_--- no soundcards ---03:26
mwh_Treenaks, cant seem to find my snd-card there03:27
mrjivetseng: where can i find doc about xresprobe? if i launch it: Driver must be specified.03:28
xukunmwh_: try alsaconf03:28
jdubmrjive: what kind of card do you have?03:28
Treenaksmwh_: what does dmesg say? /proc/interrupts?03:29
vincentThank you Seek187 !!!!03:29
Treenaksmwh_: what kind of motherboard?03:29
vincent;)03:29
seek187vincent, np :)03:29
mrjivejdub: i'm trying it on another machine now... i was just testing how it works03:29
vincentMUSIC!!!!03:29
vincent:D03:29
jdubmrjive: what's your video card?03:29
mrjivejdub: anyway the videocard i have to use it is a ati 920003:30
jdubmrjive: ok, type 'xresprobe radeon'03:30
jdubif you have the proprietary driver installed,03:30
daniels'sudo xresprobe radeon'03:30
jdub'xresprobe fglrx'03:30
danielsjdub: ... even if he does03:30
jdubyeah, sudo helps )03:30
jdub;)03:30
danielsjdub: sudo xresprobe radeon is still good03:30
jdubdaniels: oh? handy03:30
mrjivejdub: do you know ati radeon 9200 to work fine with ati video drivers?03:30
jdubthey do03:31
mrjivejdub: i did not find radeon among modules, only ati or vesa ,,,03:31
mrjivei mean proprietary drivers03:31
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danielsjdub: yeah03:33
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danielsjdub: it's just used if you need to do a panel probe or something equally non-ddc that involves starting x03:34
danielsjdub: something you can do without 3d ;)03:34
danielsmrjive: yeah, it works fine with the proprietary drivers, but also works fine with the free driver called 'ati'03:34
mrjivedaniels: but with ati it has no 3d...?!03:35
mrjiveehi mako :)03:35
danielsmrjive: should work fine03:35
mwh_xukun, I dont have alsaconf installed it seems03:36
mrjiveanother thing: my HD seems to go to sleep very very often... can i disable this?03:36
Treenaksmwh_: alsaconf is deprecated, hotplug should load everything03:36
Treenaksmwh_: try booting with noapic03:36
mwh_Treenaks, I will03:36
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mwh_Treenaks, how can I find out what motherboard im using .. is it the chipset you want?03:37
mwh_Treenaks, its from ati thats for sure03:37
xukunI can see a lot of info after doing pnpdump but I dont know which modules to use for my sound and network cad03:38
Treenaksmwh_: paste the output of lspci -v on pastebin.com03:38
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Treenaksxukun: those shuold have loaded automatically03:38
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Zimpee_tso03:39
mrjiveElwood: :P03:39
Elwoodyes03:39
Elwoodme03:39
xukunTreenaks: I have no sound and my second 3com network card is not there?03:39
mwh_Treenaks, it should be posted now03:39
Treenaksxukun: IRQ problems?03:40
Treenaksmwh: it seems to be on irq 16903:40
mwh_pci -v Fri 12th Nov 14:3903:40
mwh_aha03:40
Treenaksmwh_: so maybe the ati driver is broken for those APIC-interrupt-stuff things03:40
xukunTreenaks: cat /proc/interrupts does not show anything03:41
mwh_Treenaks, same as cardbus03:41
xukunis reboot reeded after installing isapnptools03:41
Treenaksmwh_: ah it's a laptop?03:41
mwh_Treenaks, yes03:41
Treenaksxukun: you don't need isapnptools anymore, that's 2.2 kernel work03:41
Treenaksxukun: new drivers should just hotplug03:41
Treenaksmwh_: ah.. ok03:42
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Treenaksmwh_: those are notoriously harder.. don't know :(03:42
Zimpee_ti have tried to install mplayer with Gui, ./configure --enable-gui says:  ... Checking for GUI ... yes Error: PNG support required for GUI compilation, please install libpng and libpng-dev packages... But they are installed. but have different versions. i tried to install each, it said, that it will remove 450mb, the whole system i think. I can do nothing. help03:42
mwh_Treenaks, is there something I should take care of then?03:42
xukunTreenaks: that is what everybody is saying but then where is my sound card and network which are onboard?03:42
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Treenaksmwh_: try booting with noapic03:43
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mwh_ok bbl03:43
xukunTreenaks: its an old p3 system03:43
Treenaksxukun: what does 'lspnp' tell you?03:43
Treenaksxukun: does it show the cards?03:43
xukunTreenaks: sec03:43
Treenaksuh03:44
Zimpee_tsomebody? mplayer?03:46
TreenaksZimpee_t: www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/RestrictedFormats03:48
ironwolfZipmpee_t: I hear mplayer is in multiverse, though I haven't apt-get'd it yet.03:49
Zimpee_tapt-get doesn't work i think03:49
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Zimpee_tironwolf, synaptic can't see it03:50
Zimpee_tTreenaks, i can't see help for this problem03:51
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TreenaksZimpee_t: it explains how to install mplayer.03:51
TreenaksZimpee_t: really, reat it.03:51
ironwolfIn Hoary if I don't have ACPI does it mean I can't get the battery monitor (laptop)?03:53
Kal_Zakathyeah03:53
Treenaksironwolf: yes03:53
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stodgeAnyone aware of an Ubuntu package for wxGlade?03:54
ironwolftreenaks: thanks.03:54
mwh_umh pci=noacpi did not help?03:54
mwh_neither did noacpi03:54
Treenaksacpi != apic03:54
Treenaksit's noapic or pci=noacpi03:55
stodgenoapic nolapic?03:55
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Zimpee_tTreenaks, can you show me, where they solve my problem?03:55
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mwh_Treenaks, eh I did a pci=noacpi I think03:56
TreenaksZimpee_t: "How do I install DVDCSS/etc. or other legally questionable packages?"03:56
mwh_Treenaks, and one just with noacpi03:56
Treenaksmwh_: pci=noacpi is not the same as noapic.. try booting with noapic nolapic03:56
Treenaksmwh_: "a p i c" vs "a c p i"03:56
mwh_nolapic?03:57
spiritzI messed up with synaptic and hoary updates. Grub do not find my kernel anymore. How can I go back in my system to reinstall the kernel properly? I tried to type 'rescue' with warty's cd but nothing happens. What would u do?03:57
stodgenoapic disables "buggy APIC" code apparently, and is sometimes recommended when trying to install with older or fussier hardware. THat's what I read anyway!03:58
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Treenaksmwh_: it disables the local apic as well03:58
Treenaksmwh_: wikipedia has definitions if you want them03:58
mwh_Treenaks, okay so its liek this noapic nolapic03:59
mwh_not pci=noapic03:59
Treenaksmwh_: yes03:59
mwh_ok ill try03:59
cleemako_: so the CDs are here03:59
cleemako_: and they are indeed sexy03:59
jujimufuhey04:00
jujimufui have a problem with ubuntu.04:00
Treenaksclee: they've arrived? where on the planet are you? :)04:00
cleeTreenaks: Westford, MA, USA04:00
Treenaksclee: USA would've been enough :)04:00
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Zimpee_tTreenaks, it doesn't mean any in connection with gui and libpng. and the trouble is that i have different versions of libpng and libpng-dev04:00
Treenaksclee: anyway.. I hope my CDs will be there as well (.nl)04:00
jujimufuI can't install it.04:00
jujimufuI can't install ubuntu linux 4.1004:00
TreenaksZimpee_t: you wanted mplayer right?04:00
Zimpee_tTreenaks, yes04:00
Treenaksjujimufu: please be more specific04:00
jujimufuit stops at 40%04:01
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jujimufuIt didn't actually stop, but it wouldn't continue.04:01
spiritzNone of you is able to help me with my kernel? I'm clueless04:01
jujimufuIt was still, at 40% for about 3 hours...04:01
stodgeCAn anyone view the Ubuntuforums site properly? All I see is HTML code and not the site contents.04:01
spiritzjujimufu : you should check the cdrom integrity with md5 files04:01
danielsstodge: works for me04:02
jujimufui got the cdrom from a magazine.04:02
xukunok this are my network card and sound card: Crystal WDM Audio04:02
stodgeHmmm odd04:02
spiritzswith to the console with ctrl+alt+f1/2/3/4/... and look what's being installed04:02
spiritzand what's the error04:02
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spiritzIs there no "rescue" mode in Ubuntu?04:03
mwh_nolapic and noapic, did not make a difference :(04:03
jujimufui dunno.04:03
mwh_alsa still cant find my snd-card04:03
Kamionjujimufu: 40% of what?04:03
Kamionjujimufu: i.e. what dialog?04:03
mwh_spiritz, yes I think there is04:03
jujimufuSo, after I find the exact error ,what should I do?04:03
mwh_spiritz, linux single04:03
spiritzmwh_ : how do you get use it?04:03
Kamionjujimufu: tell me what it is04:03
stodgeDamn I must have screwed up my file associations in Konq04:03
mwh_spiritz, when yoiu but up you can boot into single mode04:04
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Kamionspiritz: not really unfortunately04:04
spiritzmwh_ : then I should type linux single in grub configuration ?04:04
George^DekaHi all04:04
Kamionspiritz: as said, there's a recovery mode once you have an installed system (press Escape, you'll see it on the menu); using the CD as a rescue disk is *possible* but really requires you to be an installer part-expert04:05
mwh_Treenaks, do you have some good ideas I could try out?04:05
jujimufu40% of the installation.04:05
jujimufuthe one called "installing the ubuntu base"04:05
jujimufuor something like that.04:05
Kamionyou mean "Installing the Ubuntu base system"04:05
Kamionjujimufu: alt-f3 should show you what it's currently doing04:06
erikhey, is the warty X server capable of non-cloned dualhead?04:06
Kamionand what's the text below the progress bar? it should say "unpacking <package name>" or something similar04:06
erikI'm having a bitch of a time getting it going04:06
erikon a dual-head matrox g40004:06
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spiritzKamion : ok thanks for ur answer. I saw the Recovery Mode in the grub list but since I broke the kernel it won't start neither (it says it can't find the kernel file). Is there a tutorial somewhere to get in the rescue mode with the CD?04:06
mjrerik, it is04:07
spiritzerik : sure, it's XFREE.04:07
erikhm04:07
mwh_spiritz, I think ubuntu should have added a rescue target to grub04:07
erikI'm using a config file from a debian box that had dualhead working :/04:07
mjrerik, if you're still around in an hour or two, I can send you my old dual-head G450 config for reference04:07
erikmjr: that'd be pretty sweet04:07
George^Dekatrying to install warty when i am booting into the second step i get the following errors:   modprobe: FATAL: error inserting pciehp (path to pciehp.ko) Operation not permitted   - modprobe: FATAL: error inserting shpchp (path to shpchp.ko) Operation not permitted04:07
erikI'll probably clobber it into working before then but if not I'll be desperate :)04:08
mwh_spiritz, try knoppix04:08
mjror well, just gimme an e-mail address and I'll send it when I get where the box is04:08
mjryea, can't hurt to have a backup ;)04:08
spiritzmwh_ : as a rescue boot disk?04:08
erikmsg sent04:08
Kamionspiritz: approximately: run through the installer UI up to the *beginning* of the partitioning stage (at which point nothing has yet been written to the disk), switch to tty2, create whatever mount points you want, mount the partitions you want, chroot into them04:08
spiritzKamion : awesome, thank you I'll that04:09
spiritzdo that04:10
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George^DekaCan anyone please shead any light on my issue04:10
George^Dekatrying to install warty when i am booting into the second step i get the following errors:   modprobe: FATAL: error inserting pciehp (path to pciehp.ko) Operation not permitted   - modprobe: FATAL: error inserting shpchp (path to shpchp.ko) Operation not permitted04:10
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stvnGeorge^Deka: nothing to worry about04:10
George^Dekawell it wont boot past that04:11
stvnodd04:11
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TreenaksGeorge^Deka: it could take some time to go past that04:11
George^Dekaits been sitting there for like 5 minutes04:12
KamionGeorge^Deka: boot in the way I mentioned to spiritz above, add those two modules to /etc/hotplug/blacklist in the filesystem you just installed04:12
George^Dekaill reboot it, this time may have been in recovery mode hoping that might get it04:12
Kamionoh, you can boot with init=/bin/sh too04:13
mwh_spiritz, yes04:13
mwh_bbl04:13
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George^DekaKamion: how do i boot with init=/bin/sh04:18
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spiritzpress E when you see grub04:21
KamionGeorge^Deka: get to the grub menu (press Escape to do that if necessary), move the cursor to the Ubuntu option, press e, follow the on-screen instructions to edit the kernel command line, add " init=/bin/sh" to the end, press b to boot04:21
George^Dekaso i edit the kernel line04:21
spiritzye04:22
spiritzs04:22
spiritzKamion : I made it and mounted the partition. Now you told me 'chroot' into them, I didn't get that, what does that mean?04:22
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George^DekaKamion: how do i get the permisions to edit the blacklist file ?04:26
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spiritzsudo vi blacklist?04:28
George^Dekadid not seem to work spiritz cause i have not got passed the 2nd stage04:29
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xukunwhy cant I do alsaconf in ubuntu?04:30
Gwildoranyone here today?04:31
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KamionGeorge^Deka: you're root, you should have them already. make sure the partition is mounted read-write ('mount -n -o remount,rw /')04:36
Kamionspiritz: well, it kinda depends what kind of rescue task you're trying to perform ...04:36
deweyGwildor: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx we all sleeping04:36
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George^DekaKamion: thanks for that but it still gets no where - now the last thing i see is hotplug04:40
lemsx1hello all04:41
George^DekaNow when booting i get nothing after starting hotplug04:41
mirakI just realised that the ati drivers where removed because they depends of Xfree8604:43
mirakcan this drivers work with xorg ? or is it just a dependcies problem ?04:43
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mjrprobably a dep problem04:46
mirakmjr: you mean I can fix the deps from the source package ?04:48
mrjiveis there a way to know if cds i ordered have already been shipped?04:49
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eclipseanyone knows the password to su?04:50
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mirakeclipse: sudo -s04:50
mirakeclipse: or sudo passwd root04:51
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eclipsei know but i'm trying to run k3bsetup and it wants the password to su04:51
Kamioneclipse: it'd be pretty silly of us to ship a distribution with a default root password that everyone knew, wouldn't it? :)04:51
danielseclipse: so run 'sudo k3bsetup'04:51
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Kamioneclipse: there isn't one unless you set it yourself.04:51
danielseclipse: but run 'touch ~/.ICEauthority' first04:51
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eclipseok thnx04:52
eclipsedaniels, what does "touch ~/.ICEauthority" do?04:53
mirakis someone good in autmount ?04:53
deFryskman touch04:53
danielseclipse: it will make your desktop actually work and let you log in after you've run sudo k3bsetup04:53
danielsprovided you run it before you run sudo k3bsetup04:54
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eclipseby the way, anyone knows if there's a patch for Flash?04:57
spacey`kieclipse, what kind of patch?04:59
eclipsewell, flash is jerky when i try to run a game05:00
eclipsetry this game and see what happens http://www.totebo.com/monkeylander/lander.html05:02
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George^Dekai stuffed up installing the packages, does anyone know what packages get installed on the standard system - is there a meta-package to install05:04
nodaI installed xcompmgr from http://people.ubuntu.com/~daniels/xcompmgr. Now my X (on an ATI Radeon mobility 9000) runs very slowly. Is there anything I can do?05:04
nodaOh, and how do I get drop-shadows? :)05:05
ironwolffor irda support, I modprobe irda ircomm ircomm-tty, then I was trying to irdadummp to find my palm and it's not finding anything. hints/howto?05:06
danielsnoda: um, you can rewrite X's acceleration architecture to make it quick05:06
danielsshort of that, nothing05:06
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eclipsehow come i can't install kcontrol?05:07
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nodadaniels: Damn :(. Would it be better if ATI's binary drivers worked with x.org?05:08
suposuhm, anyone know what's the deal with Gnoppix and the Ubuntu live cd?05:10
ironwolfsupos: huh?05:11
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suposironwolf: yeah, on the gnoppix page it says that gnoppix is based on ubuntu lcd, and that gnoppix and ubuntu is working together05:13
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eclipsehow do u disable some of the start-up processes?05:16
ironwolfubuntu live cd = gnoppix currently for all intents and purposes.05:17
agenteois there a translation tool (or plugin) in Ubuntu? Like a babelfish... but on my desktop05:17
xuzohi05:17
xuzothere is any ubuntu live cd for ppc arch?05:17
danielsnoda: nope05:17
lamont_rxuzo: patches welcome. :-)05:18
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lamont_rxuzo: seriously though, I understand that's a feature goal for hoary05:18
danielsnoda: aside from the fact the 9200 isn't a screamingly quick card, using Composite guarantees you the slowest possible path through X's acceleration architecture05:18
xuzolamont: i have access to some g3/g4/g5 ppc machines05:19
xuzolamont_r: some to "tool" to build it?05:19
lamont_rxuzo: that'd be the part that needs to be hashed out, I believe.05:19
VoodooTuxsorry in advance for lowering the level of discussion in here, but does Ubuntu install with a default root password, or have I just entered a root password at some point and then forgotten about it?05:19
lamont_rthe actual packages are the same as the ones on the install CD05:19
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ironwolfVoodooTux: ubuntu disables root by default, it uses sudu.05:20
xuzolamont_r: are you on development team?05:20
VoodooTuxhow do i make use of sudu?05:20
lamont_rxuzo: yes05:21
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lamont_rironwolf: sudo, dammit05:21
eclipsehow do u disable some of the start-up processes?05:21
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ironwolfVoodooTux "sudo command to be run" or "sudo -s"05:21
nodadaniels: Oh, I was under the impression Composite was meant to make things fast and pretty :)05:21
xuzolamont_r: then if I can build some CD, can I contact you?05:21
spiritzis there an ATI video card owner using X.org around?05:21
VoodooTuxok, thanks guys05:21
nodaspiritz: Aye. Works great except when xcompmgr is installed :)05:21
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lamont_rI'm not actually the liveCD guy, but I am the buildd guy...05:21
spiritznoda : which ati driver driver are u using?05:22
lamont_rso the liveCD build process will eventually run on "my" machines.05:22
nodaspiritz: Whatever the default is05:22
arthurrX.org crashed on my 920005:22
ironwolfshouldn't buildd generate the LiveCD? ;)05:22
xuzolamont_r: ok, next week I will try to do some tests05:22
spiritznoda : well, I tried to get one from ATI.com but it seems that they only support XFREE05:22
nodaspiritz: I don't use hardware acceleration. X.org's 2d drivers are fine05:23
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spiritzhehe ok, since I paid for a nice video card I'd like to use it a little bit05:23
xuzonoda: I have an ati card, and new features like shadows seems to be very slow without 3d accel05:23
lamont_rironwolf: that's why I build it... :-)05:24
nodaxuzo: How do you make shadows show up? :)05:24
xuzonoda: xcompmng05:24
xuzoxcompmgr sorry05:24
nodaxuzo: I installed it but I see now shadows (and it's very slow)05:24
spiritzxuzo : so you've been unable to install ATI drivers too?05:24
nodaspiritz: Those won't work until ATI releases them.05:25
xuzospiritz: yes, drives compile, but X.org crashes05:25
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xuzothey say something like: incompatible module05:25
sanitario*whine* when is the ubuntu-calendar-november due?05:25
spiritzdamn Ati sucks, because of their stupid policy I must stick to Xfree or get a slow xwindow with X.org05:26
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husseinhello05:26
DespairATI claims they'll have xorg support in their next release.05:26
husseinis anyone around?05:26
spiritzDespair : how long ago did they claim that?05:26
husseinI have a comment about ubuntu's installation process...05:26
Despairspiritz: yesterday.05:26
spiritzsounds good05:26
husseinI was wondering if any developers were here...05:27
spiritzDoes ati release new drivers every week or so like nvidia detonators?05:27
husseinand...uhm....05:27
wasabiubuntu is awesome. period.05:27
husseinbut...05:27
Despairspiritz: They've not done a great job of living up to claims, particularly about their OpenGL support. So as usual, it's a wait and see.05:27
Despairspiritz: no, about every 1-2 months.05:27
stvnhussein: there are, but if you really want you comment to be heard it's better to file a bug05:27
Kamionhussein: yes?05:27
husseinwell, I was installing ubuntu on a pc on my uni LAN05:28
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husseinand I only have a 10.x.x.x IP05:28
husseinwhen asking whether I wanted to download stuff from the internet05:28
husseinIt didn't ask me whether I wanted to use a proxy for apt05:28
husseindebian doesn't do this05:28
husseinso it just hung05:29
xuzolamont_r: packages in x86 liveCD have any tweak for... laptop support ?05:29
husseinI guess it tried to do an apt download05:29
Kamionhussein: yeah, there are some proxy glitches, there are some bug filed about it05:29
Kamionbugs05:29
lamont_rhussein: if you cannot talk to archive.ubuntu.com, then it asks for a proxy, or should05:29
husseinwell it was taking an awfully long time to timeout...05:30
Kamionhussein: I suggest running at a lower debconf priority level05:30
lamont_rxuzo: don't think they do05:30
husseinKamion, uhm, how?05:30
Kamionbacking up to the second stage main menu should do it, I imagine05:30
eclipsecan u install .rpm files under ubuntu?05:30
Kamioneclipse: not directly; use alien05:30
eclipsealien?05:30
lamont_rapt-get install alien05:31
Kamionhussein: I think the problem is that whoever configured your network made things timeout rather than just rejecting them, which basically sucks05:31
eclipsehow come there's no mplayer in ubuntu?05:31
Kamionlamont_r: it's installed by default05:31
lamont_reclipse: hoary multiverse05:31
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Kamioneclipse: we prefer not to get sued05:31
lamont_rKamion: ah, even better05:31
xuzolast question :P, can ubuntu install directly on a firewire disk?05:32
husseinKamion : my whole network sucks, as do my sysadmins, though there is little I can do with either05:32
eclipselol...thanx lamont_r05:32
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Kamionhussein: unfortunately we lost the proxy battle to the "thou shalt have fewer installer questions" rule :)05:32
Kamionxuzo: not on powerpc, because yaboot's ofpath program doesn't understand them; not sure about other architectures05:33
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xuzook05:34
husseinsigh05:34
husseinit sucks to have third-world internet05:34
arthurrIs there an way to integrate the computer menu into the applications menu? I have a small screen and it takes up a unnecessary big part of my only panel05:34
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husseindebian pretty much dies on sucky internet05:34
Kamionwe'll try to fix that proxy bug for hoary, it's an annoying one05:34
scumle1does anybody know how to setup an aztech1008 sound card?05:35
scumle1any guide? help? advice?05:36
sanitarioKamion: do you know anything about when ubuntu-calender-november will appear?05:36
Kamionsanitario: I thought it already had05:36
sanitarioKamion: hm... weirdness...05:37
Kamionsanitario: note that addressing individual developers about stuff you don't know to be in their sphere of interest is generally a bad idea, though :)05:37
Kamionsanitario: I think it's in warty-updates, which may not be in your sources.list by default05:37
sanitarioKamion: yeah, I know, sorry05:37
sanitarioKamion: oh, thanks for the tip05:38
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eclipseanyone in here knows a lot about mplayer?05:39
husseineclipse, I do05:39
eclipsegreat05:40
hussein(hehe, well, not "a lot")05:40
husseinbut I'll try to help05:40
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eclipseok, i have amd cpu and when i run mplayer it says 3DNow is supported but disabled05:40
eclipsehow to i enable it?05:40
husseinhow'd you compile it05:40
eclipseok, how do i do it?05:41
husseindid you get the binary from someone?05:41
husseinor did you compile it yourself?05:41
eclipseno i got the binary thru apt-ge05:41
husseinoh05:41
eclipseapt-get05:41
husseinthen it won't optimize for your cpu05:41
eclipsecause i want full performance out of mplayer05:42
eclipseso i should download the source and compile it?05:42
lamont_reclipse: actually, if you have a P4 machine, warty multiverse has an mplayer that'll work.  any other i386 cpu, and well, life sucks05:42
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maz1977hi all05:43
eclipsedamn...that suc05:43
eclipsesucks05:43
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maz1977shuld I post some questions?05:43
eclipsewell, can u enable it in the conf file?05:43
lamont_reclipse: that was what got fixed in hoary. :-(05:43
husseinwell eclipse, you can compile it yourself05:43
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eclipseok05:44
eclipsemaybe i should do that05:44
lamont_rprobably best05:44
eclipsecan u give the command to compile it for amd cpu?05:44
husseinuhmmmmm05:44
husseinunpack the source05:44
eclipseok05:44
hussein./configure --help should show you the options available05:44
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WWmaz1977: Just ask05:44
husseinusually you'll want --enable-gui05:45
eclipseok05:45
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hussein./configure --enable-gui05:45
husseinthere are others too, you might want to look at05:45
husseinafter that it's just make and make install05:45
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Gavrilahi there05:46
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maz1977It's the first time I use a debian dist, I work with redhat normally05:46
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ChewieHi05:46
maz1977I have some question about debian packages05:46
scumle1maz1977: and how do you feel?05:46
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scumle1maz1977: I mean, how are you managing it?05:47
Gavrilahow would you set up your home email system having many accounts to deal with, and only one pc for everyday use?05:47
ChewieDo you know if the X.org packages work on a Debian sid?05:47
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maz1977I'm try to find where files are05:48
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scumle1maz1977: for example?05:48
aitruswill the nVidia drivers be updated for Warty?05:49
Kamionnothing will be updated for warty apart from security fixes05:49
maz1977list of installed packages?05:49
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scumle1maz1977: I think you should install Aptitude package, it will help you05:50
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maz1977ok. right. Install aptitude. mmm how? apt-get install aptitude?05:51
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mustang03Hello all...quick ubuntu question: With the default apache2 install, what config file has the redirect to /apache2-default?05:51
scumle1obviously :-)05:51
Kamionmaz1977: aptitude is installed by default.05:51
scumle1marvellous05:51
scumle1maz1977: just run aptitude, then05:51
mustang03I want to access the root of my server at http://localhost/ but it redirects to http://localhost/apache2-default/ and I can't find the config file that points to that05:52
maz1977ok find05:52
WWIn gFTP, is the "FTP" protocol actually secure FTP?  I.e. like running sftp from the command line?05:52
bratscheWe keep getting all these non-1.0 updates for Firefox.05:52
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Kamionit's in Debian, so shouldn't take long now05:52
scumle1mustang03: I think it was in httpd.conf, if I'm not wrong05:53
bratscheAll these 0.99+PR1.0 versions are really broken on amd64.  That's why I want the 1.0 release.05:53
Kamionthey've been working fine for me on amd6405:53
maz1977scumle1: I have download a .deb file. How can I install it?05:53
Kamionis there a particular fix in 1.0 you know about?05:53
mustang03scum...I checked there....in apache2, httpd.conf is only a placeholder05:54
mustang03any other thoughts?05:54
bratscheI've been told that 1.0 doesn't have all these amd64 crashers.05:54
scumle1maz1977: dpkg -i package.deb05:54
bratscheI guess I could just install from tarball and find out.05:54
tmpanybody having problems listening to radio on rhythmbox?05:54
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bratschetmp: Yes.05:54
maz1977scumle1: thanks05:55
scumle1;-)05:55
bratschetmp: Rhythmbox just freezes, yes?05:55
tmpbratsche: yeah m805:55
WWAnybody?  gFTP = secure FTP?05:55
tmpbratsche: is there any fix for that?05:55
bratschetmp: I don't know yet.05:56
xuzoWW: with secure FTP are you telling sftp?05:56
bratschetmp: Are you on x86 or amd64?05:56
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maz1977ALL: why root is disabled?05:56
Kamionbratsche: we support three architectures, not just two ... :)05:56
Kamionmaz1977: see the FAQ05:56
tmpbratsche: ubuntu-ppc05:56
WWxuzo: I'm using gFTP, and it has an FTP option. I'd like to know if that is "secure" FTP, like running sftp from the command line.05:56
bratscheSorry.05:57
mustang03Has anyone managed to remove the redirect to /apache2-default?05:57
Kamionsftp really doesn't have much to do with FTP05:57
xuzoWW: nautilus can use sftp protocol05:57
tmpbratsche: thx anyways, atleast i'm not just me05:57
WWI guess my question is about gFTP.  Is the FTP protocol in gFTP secure?05:58
bratschetmp: I'll try to ask around.05:58
XenguyWW: AFAIK gftp has a secure 'sftp' option - but you should get a 2nd opinion on this to make sure :-)05:59
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bratschetmp: Someone told me there was an issue with this, but they thought it turned out to be gnome-vfs related.06:00
tmpbratsche: cheers m8. is there beep, the xmms gtk2, available? i don't know its pkg name06:01
Kamionbeep-media-player I think06:01
tmpaha, cheers buddy.06:02
bratscheI'm getting debugging information to the rhythmbox guys to see if they can help us out here.06:04
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[Miles] hi06:04
TelepI'm trying to install Monkey Journal (from source), and the configure script complains that it cannot find "pygtk-2.0"... what can I do? I checked that the python-gtk stuff should be installed06:05
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tmpbratsche: nice, can i help in anyway?06:05
bratscheI got a gdb bt now and I'm trying to figure out what to do with it.06:06
bratscheLike who to send it to or whatever.06:07
scumle1Telep: and it's the right version? the one that your source package is looking for?06:08
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tmpbratsche: i 'm looking through the bugzilla now ...06:10
bratscheAnything interesting?06:10
tmp http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14035506:11
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maz1977who needs help to apache2 default?06:13
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NanoTekre06:14
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tmpbratsche: i think its a gstreamer related problem , rhythmbox has problems syncing with an online radio playlist06:16
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bratschetmp: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=156789 might be the same bug we are experiencing.06:17
tmpbratsche: i would look into the code if i could , but ... :P all those C programs scare the hell outta me :P06:17
bratscheNo, that's not the same bug we have.06:17
wasabiI'm having a problem with my clcok applet.The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_ClockApplet". Details: Failed to resolve, or exten ... continued06:17
tmpbratsche: nope , its not the smae06:19
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cocaxxhi06:21
bohrbugDoes anyone have experience using ubuntu as server only? I consider upgrading from Debian Woody06:21
cocaxxdoes ubuntu use x.org as the default X?06:21
wasabicocaxx: not yet.06:22
cocaxxwah06:22
cocaxxokay06:22
wasabicocaxx: it is available in Hoary. It's apt-get installable.06:22
wasabiBut, it's not part of Warty.06:22
cocaxxhmm06:22
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tmpbratsche: i installed streamtuner and beep-media-player, now i can listen to radio , yay06:22
tmpstreamtuner uses xmms by default, but just replace that in preferences06:23
JDahlbohrbug, I would stick with kernel 2.4 for a server06:23
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JDahlbohrbug, and ubuntu is a great desktop distro - but (in my opinion) debian/testing is better for a server06:24
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bohrbugJDahl: I see, but I have been waiting and waiting for Sarge to come out06:24
scumle1has anybody been able to setup a aztech1008 sound card?06:24
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maz1977some great software to burn dvd?06:25
bohrbugJDahl: I could do that of course, just use Testing06:25
Kamionwasabi: X.org is the default in Hoary, mind you.06:25
tmpbratsche6666666666666666666666666666666: i installed streamtuner and beep-media-player, now i can listen to radio , yay06:25
tmpshit , sry06:26
bratschetmp: Cool.06:26
bratscheI'll try it out.06:26
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bratscheI still want to see rhythmbox get fixed, of course.06:26
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tmpbratsche: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=153393 . "Bug 153393: Rythmbox crashes when trying to play any radio station"06:26
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bratschetmp: That is not our bug though.06:27
tmpyeah??06:27
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bratscheNo.06:27
mbbI noticed that my laptop does a hard disk access every few seconds, even when it's been just sitting for a while. Why, and how do I stop that?06:27
bratschetmp: Ours doesn't crash, it freezes.  That's why I thought that other bug (the one that says infinite loop) was ours.06:28
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tmpbratsche: yeah, u r right!06:28
bratschetmp: But if you run "rhythmbox -d" then we get different output from the infinite loop bug I posted earlier.  That's how I knew it wasn't ours.06:28
ZugwrackGuys I used synaptic to install the smp kernel for my G4...dmesg now has this message...device-mapper: error adding target to table06:28
Zugwrackdevice-mapper: : dm-linear: Device lookup failed06:28
eclipsedamn it's so easy to compile mplayer under ubuntu06:29
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tmpbratsche: i tried it, it stops here ... "[0x100d8788]  [rb_player_sync_pipeline]  rb-player-gst.c:627 (17:13:50): syncing pipeline, [0x100d8788]  [rb_player_sync_pipeline]  rb-player-gst.c:669 (17:13:50): PAUSING pipeline"06:30
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bratschetmp: It doesn't actually crash though.  The program is still running, and if you get the PID from ps then you can use gdb to attach to the process.06:32
lamont_rdaniels: hehe - ironwolf wants to have your love child... :-)06:33
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Protege6181984I need help installing Nvidia Nforce drivers06:33
NanoTekyou have a howto on ubuntuforums.org06:34
zezhello06:34
Protege6181984ty06:34
NanoTekProtege6181984, http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=371306:35
NanoTekSection 206:35
zezI'm trying to install xcdroast and I can't seem to find it with apt-get.  what is the package called or what is another way to burn a cd?06:35
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mbbhas anyone here played with 'gparted' on ubuntu?06:36
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Baderhi06:38
Mirvany idea if this's a known problem: hda=120GB, hdc=DVD-ROM, hdd=80GB.. hdd gives 30 seconds of errors while booting and mounting /dev/hdd1 hangs. booting from SUSE boot disk (kernel 2.6.5) works fine, as it worked with the SUSE 9.1 over which I installed Ubuntu?06:38
Protege6181984I need help installing Nvidia NFORCE drivers, the motherboard drivers NOT the video drivers. Can anyone help?06:38
Baderhow to specify to the instal program to use my actual partitions, and only formatting them?06:38
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zezBader, just delect the partition and it willgive you options as to what you want to do.  It confused me too06:39
zezselect06:39
MirvI mean, accessing /dev/hdd(1) works fine with others in non-Ubuntu. Anyway, disconnecting the DVD and placing the 80GB drive to /dev/hdc (master) gets the hdd working again.06:39
Baderzez: but he says me to delete them...06:40
skarhi, is there any good rss reader software with minimize to tray feature?06:40
Mirvit's a bit scary that a hard disk stops working after installing Ubuntu06:40
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Mirv(i'm searching the forums etc. at the same time here)06:41
tmpzez, apt-get install xcdroast06:41
Baderzez: thx, I'll try it..06:41
zeztmp:  I did and it said it doesn't exist06:41
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skarand after changing /etc/environment, how do i apply it without restarting?06:41
zezPackage xcdroast is not available, but is referred to by another package.06:41
ZugwrackHow do I go about finding out what is causing this output from dmesg? device-mapper: error adding target to table06:42
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Zugwrackzez: Do you have the repository that the file comes from enabled?06:42
Mirvthe errors were things like this: kernel: hdd: status error: status=0x7f { DriveReady DeviceFault SeekComplete DataRequest CorrectedError Index Error }06:42
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eclipsewhere do i go to get <libpng>?06:45
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pdaoustquick question: does anybody know the environment variable that sets the system's default text editor? I went 'crontab -e' and it brought up VIM, which I'm still completely confused about.06:45
xuzopdaoust: EDITOR06:46
pdaoustxuzo: thanks!06:46
zezahhh!!!  i guess that would be universe06:46
LifesizeKenDollpdaoust: update-alternatives06:46
pdaousteclipse: libpng can be found in the Ubuntu repository06:46
pdaousteclipse: it's not called libpng tho; it's called libpng2, libpng3, libpng10-0, and libpng12-006:47
pdaousteclipse: kinda confusing, but hey... ^_^06:47
pdaoustLifeSizeKenDoll: wow, this is a confusing command. does it allow me to specify an editor like nano instead of vim, or does it just allow me to specify a different location for vim?06:49
pdaoustLifeSizeKenDoll: (i.e., does the replacement program have to be VI-compatible?)06:49
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pdaoustoho! I see... I took a look in the /etc/alternatives directory and it has a bunhc of symlinks... so I use update-alternatives to change the location of those symlinks, eh?06:51
xuzopdaoust: update-alternatives sets the destination of /etc/alternatives/editor symlink, it can be used to set sistem wide editor.06:51
ermopdaoust, yes.06:51
pdaoustfunky. thanks for the help!06:51
pdaoust(new to Debian)06:51
ermopdaoust, oooh. In for a treat (and some frustration initially)06:51
ZugwrackIs there a wiki on getting and installing rythmbox?06:52
ermopdaoust, you owe yourself to check the debian documentation. There's a policy document, which gives a lot of background info06:52
pdaoustermo: I like it already. Moved from Gentoo, which I stuck with for so long because of its lovely package manager. But after a hard drive crash, I had to get everything up and running as quickly as possible. So I checked out Ubuntu, because it was all the rave and I wanted something apt-based (it was a toss-up between Fedora and Ubuntu)06:52
pdaoustermo: I sure like not having to compile my packages ^_^06:52
ermopdaoust, funny. Sounds like we have the same pattern of usage.06:53
pdaoustermo: really? are you an ex-Gentooer?06:53
ermopdaoust, was considering fedora too. Haven't used gentoo for a while...06:53
ermopdaoust, yes.06:53
pdaoustZugwrack: it does come with the default install of Ubuntu; what sort of problems are you having?06:53
pdaoustermo: cool. So why did you choose Ubuntu over Fedora?06:53
Zugwrackpdaoust: Hmmm..lemme see didn't know it installed default06:54
ermopdaoust, I've used debian on my servers for years.06:54
pdaoustZugwrack: it's just called 'Music Player' in the GNOME menu.06:54
pdaoustermo: so it was just more familiar then.06:54
ermopdaoust, i'm used to the layout, the package tools, the administration model.06:54
ermopdaoust, in a sense yes.06:54
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pdaoustermo: so here's another question: why did you choose Ubuntu over, say, MEPIS? (I guess the real question here is: do you prefer GNOME over KDE?)06:55
Zugwrackpdaoust: Thanks...let me plugin my iPod and see what happens...heh06:55
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ermopdaoust, I'm a gnomer, yes. Ever since I grasped the vision of gnome2 and the people dedicated to that project, I was a goner.06:55
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wasabiDoes synaptic let you add hoary to the repositories, and monitor for upgrades from hoary, for the stuff you installed... but never automatically upgrade warty to hoary?06:56
zezI'm a longtime black/fluxbox user and switched to KDE a while ago and now want to try gnome.  gnome isn't bad but you can't beat K3B for burning cd's06:56
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ermopdaoust, guess you could say that the gnome philosophy appeals to me.06:57
Baderhmm, how force the installer to recognize my partitions?06:57
zezplus I'm having a hell of a time connecting to my NT server06:57
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pdaoustzez: yep, K3B is still the best06:58
Zugwrackpdaoust: Have any experince with importing folders with rythmbox using an iPod? I don't see any choices for a device related to the iPod in rythmbox..06:58
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pdaoustermo: yeah, same here... I like the 'Just Works' philosophy (if I had the money, I'd buy a Mac)... I guess I'm sick and tired of thirteen zillion different tools for the job.06:59
ermopdaoust, lol. I could've said that, verbatim.06:59
pdaoustZugwrack: gee, I wish I could say I've had the privilege of using an iPod...06:59
pdaoustZugwrack: no such luck though ^_^06:59
Zugwrackpdaoust: Ok07:00
ZugwrackBTW I love Ubuntu on my mac07:00
pdaoustZugwrack: heh, that's cool. what about Mac OS? prefer Ubuntu?07:01
zezI love my dual 450 G4 mac but the old powermac SUCKS07:02
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pdaoustZugwrack: ah, so you have Ubuntu instead of Mac OS 8 or 9 or whatever?07:02
pdaoust(on the PowerBook)07:02
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ZugwrackAt this point it is still dual boot...I am a newcomer to debian linux...although I have played with mandrake 10.1 on PC07:04
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ZugwrackI like your previous comments love the "just works" attitude07:05
pdaoustZugwrack: yessir. Sometimes you just don't want to be a guru -- you just wanna get your work done.07:05
ZugwrackPPC installs are a nightmare due to limited development07:05
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pdaoustZugwrack: yeah, my heart goes out to you. I used to use Gentoo, and their PPC packages would always be a little behind their x86 packages too.07:05
ZugwrackHowever...Ubuntu was the easiest install I have ever had on PC or PPC....first impression is that the repository(ies) are quite adequate for my needs07:06
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wasabiWhat tools are used to build ubuntu stock kernels?07:07
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Zugwrackpdaoust: If you ever do buy a mac you won't want to own a PC :->))07:07
wasabiI notice they are linux-* and not kernel-*07:07
wasabiSo, it's not kernel-package.07:07
danielslamont_r: heh07:08
pdaoustZugwrack: yeah, I was impressed with the installation too. It automatically discovered my funky keyboard and screen's default resolution (have a flat panel) and a host of other things... let's see, what really surprised me... it was some exotic piece of hardware07:08
pdaoustZugwrack: If I ever do buy a Mac I won't have the money for a PC :-))07:08
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foiehi07:08
foiehow can i make a gnome-panel shortcut for the alt-TAB command?07:09
Zugwrackpdaoust: Depends on what you buy...if you consider the Mac OS X operating system pretty much has all the tools you need...plus you have the Darwin layer(BSD) so it integrates with Linux just fine...07:09
pdaoustfoie: what sort of shortcut do you want to create?07:09
pdaoustfoie: oh, you just want to remap alt-tab to something else?07:10
foieyep, to a panel button07:10
xuzommm, the egg-like G3 ppc, blue & grey, are supported?07:10
foiei installed expoctiy and would like to use it with the mouse, too07:10
pdaoustZugwrack: yeah, I'm also really enticed by Objective C and stuff like that07:10
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pdaoustfoie: oh boy, I guess first you'd have to remap task switching to something other than alt-tab, otherwise GNOME will complain07:11
pdaoustfoie: what's the panel button you want to remap it to? (does expocity have a panel button?)07:11
rcaskeyhehe, if you ever own a mac, and spend all your time doing *nixy stuff on OS X, you will hate OS X07:11
hypa7iahear hear07:12
zezI just use my mac for editing video of my baby07:12
foiei c, thats sad, no it replaces the normal task switch with an macosx style sxpose07:12
foieexpose07:12
Badcelhi, how can i find out if samba is running?07:12
rcaskeyno it doesn07:12
rcaskeyOS X has apple+tab07:12
rcaskeywhich is pretty and fully functional07:12
zezBad: ps ax | grep smbd07:13
Badcelthx :)07:13
pdaoustbloody hell.... I'm trying to edit my crontab file (using vixie-cron, seeing as it's the default cron daemon)... anyone know how to make an entry run every five minutes? I've got */5 * * * * * fetchmail -as but it complains about a misformed entry07:13
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pdaoustfoie: sorry, I was thinking about something else. So do you want to remap alt-tab to expocity?07:13
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foiei just wana create a custom panel starter, cant translate it direct, im german07:13
pdaoustfoie: oh, so you want to have alt-tab launch expocity?07:14
Zugwrackrcaskey: Guess that must be why I am booted into Ubuntu ;-)07:14
pdaoustfoie: now that I don't know how to do... sorry...07:14
foieit already goes that way, i just wanna have a button or shell command that functions the same way as the alt-tab command07:15
foiehope that explains it better07:15
foieare there any shell expressions that simulate this 2 keys07:15
foie?07:15
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ZugwrackAnyone feel up to the task of helping me get Sun java installed? I have the .bin downloaded and java-package installed...the wiki used a different method to install it..so I am stuck07:16
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hypa7iaZugwrack: there are 4 different methods on the wiki, one of them involves the .bin i think07:16
pdaoustfoie: oh!!! I understand07:17
pdaoustfoie: hmmmmmmm...07:17
Zugwrackhypa7ia: Yes...sorry I wasn't clear...they used a different script to get it converted to .deb07:17
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ZugwrackWhich I could not locate..07:18
hypa7iaoh, darn.  hmm07:18
Baderis the weekly cd installable?07:18
crimsunZugwrack: very quickly, extract the .bin in /usr/local, then create the symlinks in /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/plugins/07:18
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crimsunZugwrack: if you downloaded the jdk instead of the jre, there's one additional step of prepending $JAVA_HOME/bin to your $PATH07:19
Zugwrackcrimsun: No I have jre2*.bin07:19
crimsunZugwrack: 1.4.2 or 1.5.0?07:19
Zugwrack1.4.207:19
crimsunk.07:20
pdaoustfoie: I'm not sure; I was hoping expocity would have some sort of command-line thingy that would make the windows expose... that would be easy, but it doesn't look like it does.07:20
crimsunZugwrack: go ahead and extract the .bin in /usr/local07:20
pdaoustfoie: sorry07:20
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Zugwrackcrimsun: K wait one..07:20
foienp, i try my look in reading some manpages, thx07:21
pdaoustfoie: cool07:21
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Zugwrackcrimsun: Here is a problem... yes07:24
ZugwrackUnpacking...Checksumming...Extracting..../j2re-1_4_2_06-linux-i586.bin: line 364: ./install.sfx.21571: cannot execute binary file07:24
ZugwrackI did it as sudo07:25
ZugwrackOf course07:25
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crimsunZugwrack: hmm, odd, since it was marked executable before, correct?07:25
Zugwrackcrimsun: Yes that is true...maybe it got corrupted on the download..don't know...it created the directory though..07:26
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Zugwrackcrimsun: Let me try downloading again from Sun..07:27
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billytwowillyacerhk suddenly stopped turning on my wifi card.07:28
billytwowillyif I rmmod acerhk and I get the error that it is in use how would I find out what is using it and unload it?07:28
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ziggyevolution is broken in hoary07:38
ziggyhow can I revert back to 2.0?07:38
Zugwrackcrimsun:Just dawned on me what is going on...it is setup for i586....since I am running PPC there is a problem executing the binary07:39
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ZugwrackCrud...07:40
Zugwrackcrimsun: thanks for the offer to help though..07:41
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brakrlhey all :-)07:41
ziggyis their a development channel? maybe that would be a better place to field this question07:41
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LifesizeKenDollbrakrl: hi07:45
brakrlwhats up all?07:46
LifesizeKenDollnot much here07:46
LifesizeKenDollon break between classes07:46
brakrlsame07:46
LifesizeKenDollalright07:47
crimsunZugwrack: all is not lost. Go to https://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/iwm/web/preLogin.do?source=lxdk and download the jre for PPC07:47
LifesizeKenDollwhere you go to school?07:47
brakrlBucknell University, you?07:47
LifesizeKenDollIllinois Math and Science Academy07:47
brakrlcool07:47
LifesizeKenDollwhere is Bucknell?07:47
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xaerohello07:48
LifesizeKenDollxaero: hey, man07:49
xaeroanybody know if cedega works in 64bit07:49
xaeroor do i have to run it in a 32bit chroot07:49
LifesizeKenDollxaero: never tried it in 64-bit07:50
xaerookay07:50
xaeroi'm running debian-amd64 now07:50
Zugwrackcrimsun: Already done that... ;-)07:50
LifesizeKenDollxaero: I doubt it, as the programs are made for ia3207:50
xaeroi think i'll change to ubuntu due to debian-amd64's crappy support07:50
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Zugwrackcrimsun: One thing though the example I am reading is creating the symlink like this...07:51
oddabe19LifesizeKenDoll, bucknell is in PA07:51
Zugwrackln -s ./j2re1.3.1/plugin/ppc/mozilla/javaplugin_oji.so /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/07:52
Zugwrackcrimsun: Is this correct for firefox?07:52
xaeroLifesizeKenDoll: I have ia32-emulation enabled07:52
LifesizeKenDollxaero: ah, ok07:52
ZugwrackHell guess I could quit being lazy and check huh? ...07:52
xuzowhere are the md5sum files for isos?07:52
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christopher_hello?07:54
xaerohi07:54
Zugwrackcrimsun: I made the symlink to firefox-mozilla..that was correct no?07:54
christopher_wow, it worked07:55
christopher_never used irc before07:55
bratschechristopher_: Now you're trapped.. you'll never leave!07:55
christopher_ah, the same as happend with the knoppix cd and now i'm running mdk and ubuntu?07:56
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christopher_can I start an argument? KDE or Gnome?07:57
christopher_i'm not sure which i prefer thats all07:58
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crimsunZugwrack: no, you'll want to use the full path07:58
tom_not with me ..... kde tries to be all things to all men imho07:58
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crimsunZugwrack: and make sure you're using the gcc3-compiled version of the plugin07:58
ploumHi, anyone in Hoary and testing X.org here ?07:58
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crimsunploum: yep.07:58
ziggyploum I am looking for that help07:59
ploumcrimsun, have you installed transset from the daniel repository ?07:59
crimsunploum: no.07:59
ploumit seems that the package contain no binary and I want to be sure07:59
ziggycrimsun is their a channel limited to hoary?07:59
crimsunziggy: no07:59
tom_has ayone else had a printing prob such as this? .... it prints fine but never leaves the job queue and i have to delete printed jobs manually to get the next one to print07:59
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ploumziggy, none, AFAIK07:59
ploumtom_, never seen that :-(08:00
ploumziggy, what's your problem ?08:00
ziggyploum Evolution 2.1 in Hoary eats my mail off the pop3 server08:00
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ztonzyhey folks :)08:01
ziggyI would like to revert back to 2.0 in warty which works08:01
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ziggyEvolution in hoary isn't functioning correctlty08:01
ploumziggy, and what's the problem when you try to revert it back ?08:01
ReddoCIs some one using ubuntu with a nvdia video card ?08:01
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ploumReddoC, me08:01
crimsunReddoC: I am.08:01
christopher_yup08:02
tom_yes08:02
ReddoCand you have no problem ?08:02
tom_no08:02
iontehey, what's up with the dbus-1-dev and dbus-glib-1-dev packages?08:02
crimsunI have no problems in that regard, no.08:02
ploumno08:02
christopher_untill i tried the NVIDIA drivers08:02
ReddoCI can't install Xfree86 !08:02
crimsunReddoC: Warty or Hoary?08:02
ReddoCWarty08:02
tom_crimsun .... good distinction :)08:02
ztonzyReddoC, I tried to upgrade to nvidia's latest drivers...no luck , all black screen...but 6111 is working08:02
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ploumReddoC, have you followed the binary install howto on the ubuntu website ?08:02
ziggyploum, I just hadn't edited my sources08:03
ReddoCno, i have installed frome cd live in simple mode and then in expert mode08:03
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ReddoCwhen it start preconfiguring packages, it block on xserver-xfree8608:04
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brakrlhey all08:04
ploumziggy, so it you've downgraded now ?08:04
christopher_actualy, i do have a slight problem with my gfx, when i'm running @ 1600 (21" monitor) i get white flikers on the screen.08:04
brakrlim on kernel 2.6.8, and how do i get the kernel-source for that08:04
ploumBut my advise is really to keep Warty08:04
ziggyploum, I hear you08:04
ReddoCWhat could block the preconfiguring script for Xfree86 ??08:05
ploumNobody that must work has to use Hoary ;)08:05
brakrlcuz apt-get doesnt seem to have the kernel-source for anything past 2.5.708:05
brakrl*2.6.708:05
ziggyploum, simple as just editing the sources back to warty08:05
ziggyand apt-get dist-upgrade?08:05
ziggyor I am stuck08:05
ziggyin warty land08:06
ReddoCi have tried apt-get install xserver-xfree86. and it's blocking08:06
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ziggyi mean hoary land08:06
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Ruffian|JANE|Xorg is better08:06
Swadhow safe is hoary land?  relative to Debian unstable as a compare point08:07
Ruffian|JANE|Sorry to go off topic, but I would like to know: How many other folks here use Ubuntu and KDE08:07
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ziggyploum, can I have both dists in the sources list?08:07
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ReddoCWhy using ubuntu with kde ?08:08
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Ruffian|JANE|Im using KDE with Ubuntu, I just want to know who else does. P.S.  I love Gnome also!08:08
ploumziggy, you can08:09
ploumand then, check if Default-Release is well set on "Warty" in /etc/apt/apt.conf08:09
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tom_next printing problem .... i cant see the printer on other pcs on my network08:12
ReddoCIs someone has a problem to install xserver-xfree86 ?! i have already installed many others distrib with no problem ! even with kernel 2.6.8 (suse9.2, Kanotix live cd, ....)08:12
ReddoCAnd i can't get over this problem with ubuntu08:12
wasabiReddoC: what is the problem?08:14
ReddoCwasabi: Can't install xserver-xfree !08:15
CredOk, is DVD playing really this hard.. I can't select anything from the menus (Fahrenheit 9/11). I've tried Totem and gxine, both with same problems.08:15
CredFrom the DVD menu08:15
willRuffian|JANE|:do you have any problems at all?08:16
neighborleewhat version of SDL does ubuntu use..I can't tell from apt-cache nor synaptic oddly enough which it is..I need to know if itws 1.2.5 or 1.2.6 ???08:16
Ruffian|JANE|will, nope..... Everything is perfect.  Stable as a metel table08:17
neighborleedain i'm not awake yet..please NM last question <doh>08:17
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Eblishi08:18
Ebliscan i ask some questions here ?08:18
Eblisabout bugs (or what i think are bugs)08:18
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pdaous1hey, all you server gurus out there! any idea how to set up postfix on an MX server?08:18
tom_is there any reason why the printer would not be accessible from another pc?08:19
pdaous1My home box is listed as the MX record in my DNS records, and receives any mail sent to my domain...08:19
tom_.... i have ubuntu on one of them and mandrake 9.2 on the other ....08:19
pdaous1buuuuut... no messages sent to my domain appear in users' mailboxes.08:19
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willRuffian|JANE|: can you keep gnome too?08:20
pdaous1(I'm suspecting I have the interfaces set up wrong in main.cf)08:20
Ruffian|JANE|will, Ya, I use Gnome alot.  I think I like Gnome and KDE equally08:20
zezis there a way to search for a package name, if i don't know whats it is?08:20
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zezRuffian:  what do you use for burning cds in gnome?08:21
pdaous1zez: are you using apt-get or Synaptic?08:21
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zezapt  whats synaptic?08:22
Ruffian|JANE|ahahahahahhahaahahah08:22
Eblisdoes anyone have a problem where the computer doesn't power down ? when i do a poweroff it does everything it's supposed to do except shut down - it prints acpi_power_off called and then it hangs. I have the same problem in Fedora Core 308:22
willRuffian|JANE|:how big is the KDE install?08:22
Ruffian|JANE|zez, I use Nautilus for burning CDs,  I prefer K3B08:22
Ruffian|JANE|will, not sure, its got alot of apps.......08:22
pdaous1zez: oh, you're in for a treat. If your Ubuntu is set up correctly, go to 'Computer' > System Configuration > Synaptic Package Manager08:22
Ruffian|JANE|will, a bunch of great apps08:22
pdaous1zez: it's a graphical front-end to apt-get, and it rocks08:22
zezruffian: what about music cds08:22
tom_synaptic is the gui for apt .... you get to it through Computer/System Configuration .... once there use the search button on program name or description08:23
pdaous1zez: then you can search in package descriptions as well as names08:23
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zezcool thanks08:23
pdaous1np!08:23
ReddoCEblis, me at work08:23
Ruffian|JANE|zez, i hear bad things about Ubuntu and CD burning =(08:23
ReddoCEblis, don't know why08:23
woodyHow do I install Fluxbox in Ubuntu ?08:23
Eblisi've read a lot of stuff about it lately08:24
pdaous1wfx: very cool wallpaper. simple and smooth, in the grand tradition of other Ubuntu artwork :)08:24
pdaous1wfx: you should submit it to gnome-look.org08:24
Eblisseems it happened to a lot of guys. It may be a kernel thing i think. It occures in newer ones, 2.6.8 or 2.6.908:24
pdaous1(so everyone can share the simian goodness)08:24
zezruffian: right now it can't find my burner but i really haven't messed with it much08:24
tom_the biggest prob with cd burning in any distro is not using the pad option .... google coasterless08:24
Eblisbut it worked for me in fedora core 2 (with kernel 2.6.8.1)08:24
woodyAnyone, please give me some ideas for installing Window Managers in Ubuntu ?08:25
ReddoCEblis, I have a completly different problem at home, I can't install the xfree86 server :(08:25
pdaous1woody: no idea; I'm new to Ubuntu myself08:26
ziggyploum, apt-get install evolution1.5 won't do anything?08:26
wfxEblis, i have fixed it for me maybe it does also work for you:08:26
pdaous1woody: you could add the debian repositories to your apt repository list.08:26
zezwoody: there should be a package for flux08:26
ziggyapt-get install evolution will install 2.108:26
wfxpdaous1, thx ok i will do :-)08:26
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woodyWell can't I just use the commands: apt-get install ....... to install Window Managers ?08:27
brakrldoes anyone know how to get the kernel-source for 2.6.8?08:27
woodyWell I don't know08:27
woodysorry08:27
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Ebliswft, how did you fix it ?08:28
wfxEblis, add in /boot/grub/menu.lst somthing like this http://www.pastebin.com/11924608:28
tom_brakl http://www.kernel.org/08:29
ploumziggy, there's no more evolution 1.508:29
pdaous1woody: should be able to.08:29
wfxEblis, and add to /etc/modules apm08:29
pdaous1woody: as long as you have the Ubuntu 'universe' repository turned on08:29
zezwoody: you probaby need to uncomment the additional sources from /etc/apt/sources  i had the same problem installing stuff08:29
wfxEblis, thats it.08:29
woodyI can't login from the Login to GNOME using other accounts other than the ROOT account ?08:30
wfxEblis, wfx not wft :-)08:30
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pdaous1woody: if you're using Synaptic package manager, it's under 'Settings' > 'Repositories'08:30
wfxEblis, again: add in /boot/grub/menu.lst http://www.pastebin.com/119246 and to08:30
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woodyIt gives an Error indicating that my x-session lasted less than 10 seconds and returns back to the Login Screen08:31
wfxEblis, /etc/modules apm08:31
willquestion: who here uses a firewall with linux here?08:31
woodyThat's for my Office PC08:31
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lemsx1will, firestarter is a very nice easy to use firewall08:31
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Eblisi use a firewall in Fedora core08:31
Riddellwill: depends how much of it you install08:31
willwoody: have you installed/used K3B??08:31
wfxwill, i have a second pc (my for all server) with a firewall08:31
Eblisi configured the iptables08:32
RiddellRuffian|JANE|: I also use KDE with ubuntu08:32
willridell: what do you mean?08:32
Ebliswfx, so what it really does is it disables acpi and installs another module for power management, apm08:32
ziggyploum, I know it won't let me revert back to the other evolution 2.008:32
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Riddellwill: how big the KDE install is depends on what you install08:33
ziggyi thought 1.5 was the dummy package for 2.008:33
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Matt|anyone know when firefox 1 is coming?08:33
wfxEblis, yes it use apm, it works for me(my mainboard) maybe also for you ;-)08:34
xukuncan please anybody tell me why this is: sudo pump -c > /etc/isapnp.conf08:34
xukun-bash: /etc/isapnp.conf: Permission denied08:34
willridell: ahh, sorry thought you were talking about firewalls!! haha08:34
woodyHow do I install KDE from Ubuntu ?08:34
Riddellwoody: either use the KDE 3.2 packages in the universe repository or use my packages08:34
Eblisi don't really know all the functions of acpi. Am i disabling something important, does apm have the same functionality ?08:35
burneris 'hoary' as bleeding edge as it gets?08:35
xukunsudo is the only option I have in ubuntu yes, sudo works for everything else except this08:35
Matt|burner, it is the development tree of ubuntu08:35
Riddellwoody: for KDE 3.3 (required hoary) "deb http://jasmine.19inch.net/~jr/away/ubuntu/ unstable main"08:35
willwoody: through synaptic08:35
EblisYou can make the su command work ;) just open the root terminal and try to change the password08:35
xukunthere is not root in ubuntu or not08:35
xukun?08:35
ReddoCI someone know what can block the installation of xserver-xfree ?08:35
Eblisthis way you can set the root password and you'll be able to login with root from now on (not really a good thing mind you ;) )08:36
xukunEblis: was that meant for me?08:36
Eblisyes xukun08:36
woodyI don't see KDE in synaptic08:36
burnerhrm... ok, just checkin... where can i participate in adding programs to the tree?  ie 'debinstaller' and 'leafpad' and 'gphpedit' and 'coaster' ??08:36
Eblisand for anyone else interested08:36
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Ruffian|JANE|woody, apt-get install kde or kdebase08:37
willwho uses NANO here to edit?08:37
wfxEblis, some info about acpi at http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&oi=defmore&q=define:ACPI08:37
lemsx1ReddoC, why do you want to do that?08:37
woodyHow big is the downloaded files for KDE ?08:37
xukunEblis: more help please I,m login a remote ubuntu system, so how can I open a root terminal?08:37
ReddoClemsxl, when i try to install xserver-xfree86 whith apt-get install, it download the package and the preconfiguring script block. nothing else happend08:38
Eblisoh, forgot to ask wfx. Do you have a working Ubuntu (or any other distribution). What i mean is : do you have a linux distribution with kernel > 2.6.8 that does shutdown when you tell it to (and doesn't freeze at the end)08:38
Eblisi don't know08:39
Eblissorry08:39
willwoody: dl/around 150mib install/350MiB08:39
Eblisyou could try a sudo bash08:39
Ruffian|JANE|woody, how fast is your connection08:39
Eblisand a passwd then08:39
Eblismaybe that will change the root password08:39
burnerwill, i use nano... why you ask?08:39
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woodyFrom the root terminal typing: apt-get install kde08:39
willburner: good to hear it! :)08:39
woodyWill it install KDE ?08:39
Ruffian|JANE|woody, sudo apt-get install kde08:39
Ruffian|JANE|you gotta be root08:39
woodythat's it08:39
xukunEblis: ok then can you tell me why this dont workt: sudo pump -c > /etc/isapnp.conf08:40
xukun-bash: /etc/isapnp.conf: Permission denied08:40
burnerwill, why are you asking?08:40
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Eblisi don't know xukun, sorry08:40
willburner:i use it too, but i heard it was crap08:40
wfxEblis, my ubuntu poweroff08:40
Eblisyou said that you have the same problem at work. do you have an ubuntu system at home ?08:41
Eblisthat does work ?08:41
Eblisor is that the only ubuntu you have (at work) ?08:41
woodysudo apt-get install kde gives an error that package kde is not available08:41
burnerit's 'simple'08:41
billytwowillyadd universe08:41
billytwowillyand metaverse08:41
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woodyadd that to where ???08:42
eclipsehow come i can't log in as root?08:42
danielseclipse: http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+root08:42
Ruffian|JANE|woody: apt-get update and apt-get upgrade08:42
tim1got some sound problem here: /dev/dsp doesn't seem to exist anymore08:42
Ruffian|JANE|I apt-get KDE just fine08:42
epodI'm having an issue, namely, I uninstalled Firefox with Synpatic so that I could install firefox 1.0, and then I installed mozilla-mplayer which for some reason installed mozilla browser, so I want to remove mozilla browser, but synaptic insists on removing mozilla mplayer as well... how can I make it not do that?08:42
ploumziggy, the easiest way is to uninstall reinstall08:43
ploumor to apt-get install evolution=x.x.xx08:43
tim1totem-xine and muine work fine, but vlc and some others not08:43
ploumwhere x.x.xx is the exact number of the version08:43
ploumOf, well, easier :08:43
eclipsehow do u enable root account?08:43
ploumapt-get install evolution -t warty08:43
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ReddoCeclipse, sudo passwd08:44
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xukunI cant get my sound working, damm thing08:44
eclipsei did that but i can't log in as "root"08:44
woodyWhat is the best configuration in the "sources.list" file?08:44
ReddoCeclipse, and enter a new password08:44
eclipseit won't take username as root08:44
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woodyMine is: ## Uncomment the following two lines to fetch updated software from the network08:44
woodydeb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ warty main restricted08:44
woodydeb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ warty main restricted08:44
woody## Uncomment the following two lines to add software from the 'universe'08:44
woody## repository.08:44
woody## N.B. software from this repository is ENTIRELY UNSUPPORTED by the Ubuntu08:44
tim1no idea anybody ?08:44
woody## team, and may not be under a free licence. Please satisfy yourself as to08:44
woody## your rights to use the software. Also, please note that software in08:44
eclipsei did that08:44
woody## universe WILL NOT receive any review or updates from the Ubuntu security08:44
woody## team.08:44
woody# deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ warty universe08:45
ReddoCeclipse, then you can use > su root08:45
woody# deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ warty universe08:45
woodydeb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ warty-security main restricted08:45
woodydeb-src http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ warty-security main restricted08:45
eclipsewhat does that do?08:45
woodyWhat is the best configuration for the sources.list file ?08:45
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willwoody: have a look on the internet08:46
xukunanyone know how to get onboard sound card to get working?08:46
woodyWill, I can't install KDE in my System08:47
woodyIt's not that I don't like GNOME08:47
woodyGNOME is better than KDE but I want more choices08:47
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epodI'm having an issue, namely, I uninstalled Firefox with Synpatic so that I could install firefox 1.0, and then I installed mozilla-mplayer which for some reason installed mozilla browser, so I want to remove mozilla browser, but synaptic insists on removing mozilla mplayer as well... how can I make it not do that?08:49
tim1my anybody: my /dev/dsp doesn't seem to exist anymore, totem-xine and muine work fine, but vlc and some others not08:49
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woodyCan anyone help me install KDE , please ?08:50
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Matt|epod, i have no idea how you might do that08:50
Matt|you may have to install the mplayer plugin manually as well08:51
Matt|woody, sure08:51
Matt|woody, sudo apt-get install kde08:51
=== wfx hmmm i upload one wallpaper to http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=17776 and got 50% form startup?
Matt|wfx, that's more of a screenshot than a wallpaper huh?08:52
wfxMatt|, ? i have add also the svg?08:53
Matt|wfx, ok. that link was too the screenshot tho08:53
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wfxMatt|, you can get it via the download button08:53
Matt|oh my bad08:54
Matt|sorry08:54
wfxMatt|, why :-)08:54
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xiximkopphas anybody started working on usplash yet?08:55
woodysudo apt-get install kde gives errors08:56
Ruffian|JANE|what are they?08:56
Ruffian|JANE|unmet depencies08:56
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woodyNo packages for KDE08:57
eclipsewhere is the system startup script?08:57
iminjtest: first time here w/ x-chat08:57
Eblisyou have to add the universe packages08:57
Eblis(woody)08:57
iminjcoool08:57
eclipsedoes any know where the system startup script is?08:58
Eblisrun synaptic08:58
Eblisand go to repositories08:58
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woodyDoesn't that produce duplicate packages08:58
Matt|eclipse, which one?08:58
Eblisand check the box that says universe under section(s)08:58
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Eblisdeb, not deb-src08:58
iminjQuestion: How do I do a file search (system wide) ? Ubuntu' file search seems to only search the specifc folder, but not all folders08:59
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xiximkoppeclipse: do u mean /etc/init.d/ ???08:59
ben_anyone wanna help me find and install a driver for my sound card?08:59
Eblisiminj: try to do a locate from a terminal08:59
Eblisif it says that it cannot find the database, do a updatedb and then a locate08:59
iminjlocate filename from root?08:59
xiximkoppben_: what sound card do u hav?09:00
woodyCan anyone give me some ideas for setting up Emacs to receive emails ?09:00
Eblisyou don't need do be root09:00
iminjok Eblis .. thankx09:00
Eblisjust type 'locate [something] ' in a terminal09:00
woodyI can send emails from Emacs but I can't receive emails09:01
Matt|emacs can do email?09:01
ben_xiximkopp, ESS Solo 1 something...09:01
ben_it's giving me alot of pops and static, when i'm not even doing anything09:02
ben_so i think it might be the driver09:02
woodyEmacs can send emails easily: Press Ctrl+x space m09:04
xiximkoppben_: i had also some problems with my sound because both alsa and oss drivers were loaded... you could check this.09:04
woodyCtrl+c space s09:04
woodysends the email09:04
woodyin Emacs09:04
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epodokay, I have installed Firefox 1.0 as root to /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/ but now I can *only* run firefox as root...09:05
epodhow can I make it so I can run it as a user?09:06
Ebliswfx, can you 'modprobe apm' when in ubuntu09:06
Ebliscause for me it says that it can't find it09:06
wfxEblis, yes09:06
ben_xiximkopp, how do i check?09:06
RubenVepod: chmod it :)09:06
RubenVchmod 755 the executable09:06
ben_and would i want alsa or oss?09:06
Eblisdo you know how the package with apm is called so i can do an apt-get ? (it's not apm :) )09:08
epodRubenV, trying that09:08
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xukuncould this be my sound card: CSC683509:08
epodRubenV, no luck09:08
ben_Eblis, I'm pretty sure you already have apm09:08
Eblisi can't do a modprobe apm09:09
ben_you just need to turn it on in grub and add it to /etc/modules09:09
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ben_anyway, xiximkopp, where'd u go?09:10
Eblisi see that i have apmd installed but i can't do a modprobe apm. is that normal ?09:10
xiximkoppben_: try lsmod in a terminal09:10
Eblisi think i should be able to load it, no ?09:10
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epodThis is insane, why can I run firefox as root, but not as a user?09:11
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xiximkoppben_: but i dont know how the oss module for ur sound card is called...09:11
xiximkopplet me do some research09:11
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ben_ok, thanks09:11
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=== wfx hehe now my score goes down to 46% ;-)
xiximkoppben_: i think the easiest way is to type:  lsmod | grep sound09:15
xiximkoppand tell me what the output is09:15
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ben_soundcore              10112  3 snd09:16
ben_i think you want lsmod | grep snd09:16
xiximkoppso its just alsa09:16
xukunguys this my sound card. "CSC6835" any help would be welcome09:18
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rebirthanyone aware of why you don't get the php command when you apt-get install php4 ??09:20
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wfxxukun, maybe the right module is cs423x09:21
CraHanhas anyone experienced a serious slowdown on nautilus in the hoary version?09:21
CraHanopening a folder takes like 10 seconds and more09:21
burnernope09:21
burnermine is fine09:21
CraHandang09:21
LifesizeKenDollCraHan: mine's good09:22
CraHanI already created a new user to check if it might a setting, but it had no effect09:22
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CraHanstrange09:22
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xukunwfx:  sudo modprobe cs423209:23
xukunFATAL: Error inserting cs4232 (/lib/modules/2.6.8.1-3-386/kernel/sound/oss/cs4232.ko): No such device09:23
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wfx/lib/modules/2.6.8.1-3-386/kernel/sound/isa/09:23
wfxxukun, do you have it in /lib/modules/2.6.8.1-3-386/kernel/sound/isa/ ?09:24
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rebirthanyone aware of why you don't get the php command when you apt-get install php4 ?? :E09:24
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epodokay firefox 1.0 is aggrivating me.  Can anyone help me get it installed in Warty without mozilla-browser thinking it needs to be installed?09:26
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xukunwfx: I have only this in there: cs423x09:28
JDahlepod, can you use aptitude and just deselect mozilla-browser (as long as it doesnt break any dependencies)?09:28
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JDahls/can/cant/09:29
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epodJDahl, when I use Synaptic to remove mozilla-browser, it insists on removing mplayer-mozilla09:29
wfxxukun, im not an expert but i think this is the right one (in the sourcecode i read that it support the CSC6835 chip)09:29
xukunwfx: then what I,m doing wrong09:30
xukunwfx: then what I,m doing wrong  sudo modprobe cs423x09:30
xukunFATAL: Module cs423x not found.09:30
wfxsorry i dont know but.09:31
JDahlepod, you could manually break dependencies, but what's so bad about installing mozilla-browser?09:31
epodJDahl, when GAIM tells me I have mail, it opens that instead of firefox09:31
Nartsomewhat similar to xukun prob, i have the same issue with speedtch.ko09:32
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Ebliswfx, i tried your method (disabling acpi and enabling apm) but it doens't work09:33
Eblisand my mouse stopped working (???)09:33
JDahlxukun, can you insert the module manually with insmod using the full filename of the module?09:33
Eblisbut maybe it didn't work because i can't modprobe apm now, and you said that you can09:34
xukunJDahl: I will try that09:34
wfxEblis, so noacpi and acpi=off as kernel option on boot and apm in moudles not work for you. hmmm.09:34
Eblisyes09:35
Eblismaybe it didn't find apm09:35
wfxEblis, take a look in youre bios maybe there is any interesting option to turn off/on.09:35
Eblislike i said before, i can't load it with modprobe09:35
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Eblisit worked in fedora core just 2 days ago09:35
wfxEblis, im sorry, i say it hase work for me :-)09:35
Eblisit only stopped working in ubuntu and FC3 :)09:35
xukunJDahl:  sudo insmod /lib/modules/2.6.8.1-3-386/kernel/sound/isa/cs423x yes?09:36
Eblisand your method also killed my mouse09:36
JDahlxukun, include .ko extension09:36
Eblisit stopped working, and a reload of uhci_hcd didn't restore it09:36
Eblisin fact, it gave me some error - when i tried to add uhci_hcd (after removing it) ...09:37
Eblisi have another question ... the hotplug thing is giving me some error09:37
wfxshcp and pciehp?09:37
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Eblismodprobe fatal, can't load pciehp (i think that's the name) - when i boot09:37
Eblisyes, those two :) (shcp, pcihp)09:38
wfxthis one you can ignore pciehp is pci enhance09:38
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Eblisi don't intend to hotplug any pci stuff anyway09:38
xukunJDahl:  sudo insmod /lib/modules/2.6.8.1-3-386/kernel/sound/isa/cs423x.ko09:38
xukuninsmod: can't read '/lib/modules/2.6.8.1-3-386/kernel/sound/isa/cs423x.ko': No such file or directory09:38
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Eblisbut what's shcp ?09:38
CraHanfound why nautilus is so slow at opening folders09:38
CraHangamin wasn't installed09:39
CraHanwhich provides gam_server09:39
LifesizeKenDollah09:39
wfxEblis, i dont know, hmmm ... i go read09:39
CraHanmy question now is: why isn't nautilus dependent on gamin?09:39
Eblisi've read about it for 2 days now09:39
Eblisnow i'm trying itc09:39
Eblis*irc09:39
Eblis:)09:39
JDahlxukun, but the library is there, right (with the .ko extension)? weird..09:39
CraHanshouldn't the nautilis package have a dependency to the gamin package?09:39
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xukunJDahl: no there is only cs423x. there is no .ko extension09:40
willdoes anyone know how i can change the UNICODE to allow swedish letters in nautilus etc?09:40
JDahlxukun, ok... my bad. Then just use that filename (although the kernel libraries ought have a .ko extension)09:41
LifesizeKenDollCraHan: there's no good reason09:42
xukunJDahl: sudo insmod /lib/modules/2.6.8.1-3-386/kernel/sound/isa/cs423x insmod: can't read '/lib/modules/2.6.8.1-3-386/kernel/sound/isa/cs423x': Is a directory09:42
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xukunaaaar09:42
CraHanLifesizeKenDoll: well installing gamin made nautilus react again09:42
LifesizeKenDollCraHan: yea, I know, there's no good reason why not to make it a dependency09:42
CraHanaah ic :)09:42
CraHanshould I file a bugreport ?09:43
LifesizeKenDollCraHan: really, fam should be a dependency, gamin is just a replacement09:43
LifesizeKenDollCraHan: I say yes09:43
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CraHanok... doing that now09:43
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willdoes anyone know how to stop the INVALID UNICODE errors (in files) in nautilus (i have swedish letters in filenames)09:45
CraHandone09:45
LifesizeKenDollCraHan: yay!09:46
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CraHanalways happy to help improve a good distro :)09:47
Nartis anyone using Ubuntu with a SpeedTouch USB alcatel modem?09:47
wfxEblis, other question do you have update youre kernel? do you have make a depmode -a?09:48
ooberwhen was ubunto released?09:48
ooberumm ubuntu09:49
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ZlinxEDoes this channel also support gnoppix?09:50
xukunok it seems that if I want to do sudo pnpdump -c > /etc/isapnp.conf that I have to be root, how do I do that from console?09:50
wfxEblis, btw, shpchp is for motherboard with a SHPC PCI Hotplug controller09:51
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wfxEblis, whatever this is ;-)09:51
suposZlinxE, You use Gnoppix?09:52
ZlinxEYes, but I have problems with it09:52
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ZlinxEthe installer doesnt seem to work09:52
ZlinxEBut I've installed it to HD, and now I can't boot into the syste,.. seems like grub is messed up09:53
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suposZlinxE, I was just wondering, I was actually considering trying out Gnoppix09:53
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ZlinxEsupos: its great, and its based on ubuntu09:54
suposZlinxE, yeah well, the Ubuntu live cd isnt working so great for me :(09:54
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suposZlinxE, what are the advantages of Gnoppix over the Ubuntu live cd?09:55
ZlinxEI'm just a novice09:56
ZlinxEhavent tried ubuntu live cd either09:56
suposok09:56
suposWell, better reboot and try to make it work properly. Im in failsafe mode now :(09:57
Ebliswtf, i don't want to update my kernel to 2.6.9 cause i won't be able to run twin view anymore09:58
Eblisapparently nvidia 6111 doesn't work with the new kernel09:58
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Eblisand my twin view doesn't work with 662909:58
Eblis:)09:58
Eblissorry, not wtf but wfx09:58
Eblisooops09:58
wfx:-)09:58
wfxEblis, i use 2.6.8.1-3-38609:59
edulixhey!10:00
LifesizeKenDollhey!10:00
Eblisthat's what i have too10:00
edulixI have a D-Link ADSL-504T modem/router, and because of that I have to disable ipv6 in order to be able to surf the web...how can I disable ipv6 in Ubuntu ?10:01
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wfxthis modprobe fault is strange10:01
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Eblisi don't care that much10:02
Eblisthere' a kernel bug about this10:02
Eblisthere's also a fedora core bug about this10:02
Eblisi didn't check for ubuntu10:03
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wfxEblis, modinfo apm does work right?10:03
edulixoh man this modem-router is a piece of crap10:03
Eblisyes10:03
Eblisthat's strage ...10:03
wfxEblis, hmmm do have /etc/init.d/apmd start?10:03
Eblisyes10:04
Eblisit started10:04
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Eblisor so it said10:04
Eblisi tried to reload and force-reload it earlier10:04
Eblisi didn't try it this session10:04
tolstoyFolks: is there a system-wide RC script I can place stuff in?  Seems like redhat had one, but I can't find rc.init, or whatever, on ubuntu.10:04
edulixpelase can someone tell me ? I just can't RTF, as the web doesn't work here :P10:04
edulixs/RTF/RTFM/10:05
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Swadanyone here running the latest hoary and use the evolution exchange plugin/10:05
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Eblistolstoy: when do you want to start them ?10:05
wfxedulix, no one here does say somthing like rtfm10:05
Eblisthere is a rcS.d that's executed when the computer starts10:05
edulixwtx: that's good to know ;-)10:05
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tolstoyEblis, I don't want to start a service, I just need to "rmmod psmouse ; modprobe psmouse" because the smp kernel on hoary on my machine is flakey in that way.10:06
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tolstoyEblis, is the only way to do this to create an init.d script?10:07
Eblisi have an usb mouse10:07
Eblisin fc2 i had to modprobe -r (rmmod) uhci_hcd and then modprobe uhci_hcd10:07
Eblisthen the mouse would work again10:07
Eblisoh10:07
Eblissorry10:07
Eblisi thought i was talking to someone else10:08
Eblisi should get some sleep10:08
Eblis:((10:08
tolstoyEblis, yeah, I get weird probs.   I have to do that with the psmouse module to get my KEYBOARD working.10:08
edulixuhm, I think I know how to do it. let's reboot to be sure10:08
Eblisand when do you want to call that tolstoy ?10:08
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tolstoyEblis, when the machine boots.  You know, an autoexec.bat (shudder) type of thing. ;)10:09
tolstoyHm. Here's this /etc/init.d/rc script...10:09
Eblisthen rcS10:09
wfxEblis, use pastepin10:09
Eblisthat's executed when the machine boots10:09
Eblispastepin ???10:09
tolstoyEblis, Ah, okay.  That's independent of any runlevel?10:09
wfxEblis, sorry i was thinking you post the hole rcS :-)10:10
tolstoywfx, hopefully not!10:11
wfxtolstoy, ;-)10:11
tolstoyEblis, "man init" says about rcS:  Runlevel S is not really meant to be used directly, but more for the  scripts that  are  executed when entering runlevel 1.10:12
leonelany repository for  mozilla-firefox 1.0 for  ubuntu ?10:12
Eblisi read the readme in there10:12
EblisrcS.d10:13
Eblisand there it says that those are loaded everywhere, even when booting in runlevel110:13
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Eblisi didn't read man init10:13
Eblis:)10:13
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tolstoyOh. Hm.10:14
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wfxEblis, how need man, info etc. we have irc ;-)10:14
ExasparillaWhat's a cheap 802.11g pcmcia or usb adapter that works out-of-the-box with ubuntu?10:14
Ebliswhat that directed at me ?10:14
Eblisthe irc part10:14
NanoTeki think netgear hardware10:15
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wfxEblis, i joke.10:15
ExasparillaNanoTek: k.10:15
Eblisi didn't read it recently because i didn't need to10:15
Eblisyeah, sorry10:15
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Eblisi just got some reply from #fedora10:15
Eblisthat i should google10:15
Eblisafter i googled for 2 days10:15
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Eblisand searched everywhere10:15
Eblisthis was my last resort :(10:15
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wfxgoggle is no more was it was10:16
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malasiousi just burned my ubuntu.iso to a disk and tryed booting i then tried noapic and linux noapic10:16
malasiousit still wont boot corectly any ideas10:16
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ExasparillaSo, does ubuntu handle pcmcia cards any differently than Debian?10:22
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schnizzleit doesnt automagickally detect my wifi card when i put it in like debian did10:22
encryptiowhat's so great about xorg over xfree?10:23
schnizzlefreedom10:23
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encryptioto a simple-minded user, i mean.10:23
LifesizeKenDollquestion - why did Ubuntu start out with 4.10 instead of 1.0?10:23
encryptioit's based on debian, so they just started with that version10:24
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Exasparillaschnizzle: what wifi card do you have?10:24
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schnizzlebuffalo10:24
schnizzlethin10:24
schnizzleb10:24
Matt|hi all, I can't play dvds. I have installed libdvdcss2 (from marillat)and totem-xine but no good. What do i need to do?10:24
Exasparillathx10:24
thoreauputicencryptio: er - no I think 4.10 is a date reference10:24
schnizzleorinoco10:24
Matt|4.10 is date yeah10:25
thoreauputicencryptio: Debian is at 3.1 latest10:25
LifesizeKenDollthat makes sense10:25
Matt|he10:25
Matt|h10:25
encryptiobaah10:25
Matt|anyone good with dvd?10:25
weaselloUbuntu rocks10:26
encryptioripping/playing?10:26
schnizzleit was wierd, it detected the wifi during install (pxe) but got stuck on the hardwire connection now...10:26
LifesizeKenDollweasello: agreed10:26
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LifesizeKenDollit's Gman!10:28
Matt|encryptio, playing10:28
encryptioit just works for me (vlc)10:29
encryptioi play my video with vlc, just because i'm used to it10:29
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socommmplayer is `teh' r0x0rz.10:30
Gmanhello10:30
socommHello.10:30
Matt|i'm trying to use totem-xine10:30
encryptiogood luck10:30
Matt|when i put in the dvd it makes strange noises10:30
Matt|i can't mount it10:30
encryptiohave you washed the dvd?10:31
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socommWashing DVD's usually doesn't solve many problems. ;^)10:31
encryptioi'm serious, just put a little water on the data side, spin it in your hand, and dry it with a soft cloth hub to the outside.10:32
encryptioit's saved many dvds and cds for me10:32
marcus|Toothpaste usually works.10:32
encryptiodamnit why does someone always say that?10:32
dstahanHi, has anyone experienced slow tcp/ip performance with ubuntu? when I try to load a web page it does not work. I can ping things fine though.10:32
encryptiodstahan: is it only firefox that slows down?10:33
dstahanyeah it seems that way10:33
encryptioyeah, there's a fix, just a sec10:33
dstahanI haven't used linux in half a year on that machine, but the last time I had SUSE on this thing it was fine.10:33
dstahanEncryptio: Thanks10:34
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encryptiogo to "about:config" and filter "ipv6" and set network.dns.disableIPv6 to "true" and restart firefox10:34
wfxdstahan, my last and first suse was 4.210:34
Matt|anyone help me with the dvd problem?10:34
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wfx:-)10:34
dstahanEnryptio: so its ipv6 that is causing the problem.10:35
encryptiojust that it has to try that first10:35
encryptiorather than going immediatley to ipv410:35
encryptiobiiig speedup10:35
dstahanOk I'll have to reinstall ubuntu and give it ago. Fedora Core 3 is being a pain. I'd rather have a deb based system.10:36
shaverapt-rpm makes FC3 much more livable10:36
encryptiofedora...10:36
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dstahanindeed10:36
dstahanCheers encryptio :)10:36
socommYou gotta use toothpaste work it in with a soft cloth then use a thin layer of vaseline to coat your disc.10:36
encryptiohmm... never heard of that one.10:37
socommGoogle CD repair.10:37
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shaverman, google repairs CDs now?!? they do everything!10:37
encryptioheh10:37
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socommYes, right next to froogle. Pop in a disc into your CD-Rom drive and click CD Repair.10:39
lemsx1shaver, lol ... i guess he meant: google for "cd repair"10:40
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shaveryeah, seems likely10:40
lemsx1shaver, but after seeing local.google.com you can assume anything10:40
encryptiolocal...10:40
lemsx1shaver, google knows your neighborhood better than you10:40
encryptiowhoa10:41
encryptiodang10:41
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encryptiocool10:41
encryptio<insert other four-letter word>10:41
lemsx1encryptio, yep. it's a nice way to look for, say "a burrito restaurant pronto"10:41
encryptiomoes10:41
encryptio^_^10:41
encryptiogoood food10:41
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encryptio"Moe's Southwest Grill"10:42
lemsx1encryptio, you are going to get kicked off to #ubuntu-offtopic10:42
lemsx1:-)10:42
encryptiosry10:42
cleehaha10:42
cleetoday has been fun10:43
cleemako: you around?10:43
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defendguinpunkass, how is pyfi going?10:43
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xukunubuntu is very strange10:44
hypa7iaxukun: strange?10:44
cleewell, anybody from Canonical will do10:44
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cleeany of you bastards awake?10:44
encryptiomeep10:44
xukunI cant get few things to work, like now when I try to connect ubuntu nxserver all I get is a dark screen after the login10:45
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sm-afkhi all10:45
sm-afkdoes anyone *here* know how to do tail -f and grep and the same time ?10:46
cleesm-afk: um, what do you mean?10:46
encryptiotail -f | grep10:46
olly|homesm-afk: tail -f filename | grep 'for something'10:46
sm-afkclee, eg for live filtering of webserver hits10:46
cleesm-afk: yeah, sure10:46
sm-afker.. that works ??10:46
cleeencryptio's method works10:46
sm-afkwhoa :)10:46
cleeyep10:46
spacey`kism-afk, yes should work10:46
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lemsx1sm-afk, also: less +F file | grep10:47
lemsx1:-)10:47
sm-afkdang! thanks you all! :)10:48
olly|homenp. hello folks, by the way :)10:49
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encryptio"or someone that regularly posts screen links to a torrent they didnt' post" <= sounds like a job for me10:51
encryptiocrap10:51
encryptiowrong channel10:51
cleeso... nobody? jdub, mako, thom, daniels, sabdfl?10:51
danielsclee: the what now?10:52
cleedaniels: see Jabber.10:52
cleedaniels: I have spread your warty warthog to many of my coworkers.10:53
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danielsheh :)10:53
cleeso, the synopsis, if anybody else is listening10:53
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cleestarted off with: 50 x86, 10 amd64, 10 ppc10:53
cleenow have: 23 x86, 7 amd64, 6 ppc10:54
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LinuxJonesHowdy all :)10:54
LifesizeKenDollHello LinuxJones10:55
olly|homehi10:55
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schifoguys10:55
schifoi cant get my wireless card to connect10:55
schifoits detected and everything10:55
schifobut when i do ifup eth0, it says: Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) : SET failed on devive eth0 ; Invalid argument.10:55
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Lord_ZealOFFhi10:56
Lord_ZealOFFsomebody can help me with my ipaq?10:56
danielsholy god, I really need to learn to read danish better10:56
jdubclee: first number is total, second number is machines remaining to be ubuntised?10:56
danielsclee: i ended up with a steak pizza10:56
danielsjdub: yah10:56
danielsclee: cheese, onions, tomato sauce, basil10:57
danielsclee: and a huge chunk of steak10:57
jdubclee: in the office?10:57
daniels(complete with juice.)10:57
cleejdub: yes.10:57
jdubclee: did you get your cds yet?10:57
Lord_ZealOFFi have a hp ipaq 4150, but whe synce connect, then disconnect and i can't use ir10:57
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cleejdub: I handed out almost half of them here at RH today. :)10:57
jdubclee: what was the response to the packaging?10:57
cleejdub: very impressed overall10:57
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cleejdub: (not just me, everyone)10:57
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jdubclee: good, good. :)10:58
danielsill10:58
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cleejdub: :)10:58
t17mhHowdy -- I clean installed ubuntu on a box yesterday & am a big fan. I'd like to migrate another: is it possible to just add ubuntu sources to my /etc/apt/sources and upgrade from debian unstable to ubuntu?10:58
bur[n] ert17mh: daring move... it's tricky.. sometimes flawless... sometimes plagued10:58
bur[n] erdepends on how your system is configured10:59
xukunt17mh: I think that is possible10:59
cleejdub: so - no, the numbers were: first part, number of CDs I started with, second part, number of CDs I still have10:59
jdubclee: *oh*10:59
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labanuxhow can we add font type in ubuntu..................???/10:59
t17mhbur[n] er: Sounds like something I'd try then :)10:59
cleejdub: make more sense now? :)10:59
clee(and you guys didn't think I'd actually *do* anything with 70 CDs.)11:00
labanuxmay we just copy the ".ttf" file to the font firektori??11:00
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labanuxmay we just copy the ".ttf" file to the font direktori??11:00
socommlabanux: worked for me.11:00
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t17mhbur[n] er: Hmm, this post from Mark S. suggests it might be a bad idea... http://linux.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=127048&cid=1062283911:01
encryptiohas anyone here had success uppgrading warty to hoary w/o a reinstall (from deb sources)11:02
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encryptio?11:02
jdubencryptio: that's how it's done, yes11:02
encryptioyou've done it?11:02
labanuxsocomm: in what directori we should copy the font type?11:02
bur[n] eri dunno11:02
labanuxsocomm: in what directori we should copy the font type?11:02
bur[n] erworked for me11:02
xukunanybody get freenx working on ubuntu11:03
bur[n] erbut i did a lot of tinkering11:03
xukun?11:03
djtansey_is there a way to do a net install? or is there a U.S. mirror of the install image? it's taking forever.11:03
encryptioforever?11:03
danielsthere's no need to do a reinstall to move from warty->hoary, it's pointless11:03
cleebittorrent!11:03
socommlamont: /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/TTF11:03
cleeencryptio: dude, I've done it like three times11:03
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socommlabanux: that was meant for you, sorry.11:03
cleewell, in the middle of the third one11:04
encryptioi'm still a little leery of it11:04
danielsencryptio: why?11:04
cleeencryptio: dude, debian's been doing it with the exact same tech for *years*11:04
cleeencryptio: trust us, it's safe11:04
encryptiocause powerpc stuff is a bit different11:04
danielsencryptio: no, not that different11:04
danielsencryptio: and many ubuntu developers have powerpc11:04
encryptioubuntu did a damn good job11:04
socommlabanux:  /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/TTF11:04
encryptioand i have to "killall gdm" before i can truly get X killed, right?11:05
t17mhencryptio: Or /etc/init.d/gdm stop11:05
cleeprobably '/etc/init.d/gdm stop'11:05
locutus1976can ubuntu read mp3 files?11:05
encryptiojust "apt-get update;apt-get dist-upgrade" after enabling warty?11:05
t17mhlocutus1976: Sure can. ogg too.11:05
encryptioplus that11:05
cleeuh, after enabling hoary11:06
cleenot warty :)11:06
encryptioyeah, that11:06
locutus1976t17mh: Great! :) How about divx?11:06
encryptioyep, it can play that too11:06
djtansey_clee: what is the benefit of getting hoary presently?11:06
encryptiowith other players...11:06
encryptioxorg!11:06
cleedjtansey_: newer packages!11:06
encryptiothat's about it11:06
djtansey_clee: i know. but what has changed significantly?11:06
cleedjtansey_: um, xorg.11:06
cleedjtansey_: that's the Big One right now.11:06
djtansey_clee: xorg is in hoary?11:07
cleedjtansey_: yep.11:07
daniels(and is a painless upgrade, I might add)11:07
clee(you can all thank daniels for that, btw)11:07
encryptiowhat about the Evolution problems peeps have had?11:07
cleewell, daniels and fabbione11:07
cleeencryptio: thunderbird, dude.11:07
cleescrew evolution.11:07
encryptiohmm...11:07
Swadevolution is ok if you want the exchange connector--when it works11:07
Swadheh11:07
socommThuderbird .... sucks.11:08
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cleesocomm: yes. unfortunately, for me at least, it's the one that sucks the least.11:08
cleewhich is fucking pathetic.11:08
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t17mhWell, it's stupid, but I'm going to go ahead and try this debian-to-ubuntu thing.11:08
t17mhWorst comes to worse, I wipe /usr/ and start over )11:08
cleet17mh: heh. :)11:08
socommclee: mutt sucks the least.11:08
t17mhclee: here come the archive.ubuntu.com packages...11:09
encryptiois there a way to install xorg on warty?11:09
cleesocomm: uh, mutt sucks for IMAP.11:09
lemsx1before upgrading, do glxgears and write it down. then after upgrade compare glxgears values...11:09
socomm"The Mutt E-Mail Client "All mail clients suck. This one just sucks less." -me, circa 1995 "11:09
lemsx1i want to see if xorg is faster :-)11:09
lemsx1then post your findings here11:09
lemsx1(i tested xorg from source on vanilla debian and was dissapointed)11:10
socommclee: if it's on the internet, it must be true.11:10
lemsx1(so i downgraded)11:10
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cleesocomm: heh.11:10
cleesocomm: still, mutt lacks imap header caching.11:10
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cleesocomm: which is fairly important to me since I have IMAP mailboxes with thousands of messages11:10
cleesocomm: so... using mutt on them remotely is *painful*11:10
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cleeencryptio: heh.11:11
danielsencryptio: ideally, you won't notice it11:11
encryptioideally i'll be able to use xcompmgr11:11
danielswe tested the upgrade path like hell11:11
danielsyeah, you can, if you don't mind quite incredible slowness11:11
smlemsx1: still trying to get my head around less +F11:12
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smI think you meant to put it after the grep11:12
encryptioi'm not doing anything real video-intensive11:12
smit doesn't seem to be working right here though11:12
socommencryptio: xcompmgr is a pig.11:12
lemsx1sm, less +F filename.txt ?? same like tail -f11:13
memerok, guys, i've burned three discs now and i still can't get ubuntu installed :-( ...keeps hanging at the same place (irritatingly, around the 85% mark checking h/w "loading module ide-ce..."  any workarounds you can suggest?11:13
encryptioi'm used to osx's graphics, so that's where i got the idea11:13
danielsencryptio: um11:13
lemsx1sm, but less is nicer because you can say: less +F file1.txt file2.txt file3.txt ... fileN-1.txt fileN.txt :-)11:13
smtail -f access.log |less +F gives a blank screen.. then ctrl c shows one line.. then F shows a bunch.. thereafter, ctrl c and F show no change11:13
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danielsencryptio: let me assure you, having transparent clocks and doing all the crazy blends and whizzing visual effects is not cheap11:13
daniels(it obviously consumes a lot more resources than, say, not)11:14
cleeit's not that it's expensive11:14
danielsi was just thinking that11:14
socommmemer: have you checksumed your download?11:14
lemsx1sm, that's wrong!11:14
cleeit's that 1) xcompmgr sucks and 2) None of the drivers work properly with it yet11:14
danielsit's not really like a cinderella effect11:14
smyes it is isn't it11:14
lemsx1sm, less +F is exactly the same as tail -f11:14
memeryeah (finally figured out how to do that on a mac os x)11:14
danielsyou don't suddenly go from an ugly, slow 2d desktop to some amazingly gorgeous 3d desktop with whizzing graphics11:14
socommclee: good points.11:14
smbut that's what it's doing..11:14
danielsyou get some alpha blends and that makes it a lot slower11:14
lemsx1sm, but less lets you tail more files at once11:14
encryptiosm: tail -f access.log|grep <whatever> >OR< less +F access.log|grep <whatever>11:14
danielsclee: um, radeon and nvidia both accelerate xrender (the main problem aiui is xaa)11:14
cleedaniels: well, no, the main problem is that the xaa shit sucks11:15
lemsx1sm, see what encryptio said11:15
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danielsclee: 'the main problem aiui is xaa'11:15
cleedaniels: but this is out of my league, I'm just parroting things that I hear from ajax and anholt11:15
danielsheh11:15
socommmemer: does your download check sum okay?11:15
danielsto be fair, ajax and anholt are both quite stupendously intelligent11:15
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tom_quit11:15
memersocomm: i think so (i squinted at the mac os x checksum checker thing pretty hard)11:16
lemsx1encryptio, if you do upgrade. test glxgears before and after and post it here :-D11:16
smok.. I don't want to less through the 500M access log, that's why I'm starting with tail -f11:16
encryptiolemsx1, i'll do that11:16
smbut encryptio are you really putting grep *after* less ?11:16
lemsx1sm, tail only does 10 lines... -f one line11:16
memeri've never had problems burning before (and i gave it 3 tries)11:16
socommmemer: it could be that your download is fubared.11:16
encryptiosm: yes, so you give grep  tail's (or less's) ouutput11:16
smif I do grep after less, I lose the paging advantage of less11:17
lemsx1sm, the pipe | allows programs to talk to e/a other11:17
smyes11:17
smI have | down :)11:17
lemsx1sm, tail -f file | grep something11:17
encryptiosm:11:17
schifoguys11:17
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schifocan anyone help me with my wireless card11:17
memeroh yeah? i did it from the UK primary link. and it seems to be the full 522.8mb? sghould i just try a diff link? is that possible problem? i do have cable hookup11:17
encryptiotail -f FILE | grep <whatever> | less11:17
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smencryptio: that is what I"m doing11:17
smso why: tail -f access.log |less +F gives a blank screen.. then ctrl c shows one line.. then F shows a bunch.. thereafter, ctrl c and F show no change11:17
lemsx1sm, no need for | less really11:17
sm(I took the grep out to simplify)11:17
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encryptiobecause less -F is pointless after tail -f11:18
lemsx1sm, you are doing it wrong! lol11:18
encryptioyou do the same thing twice11:18
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corbobis there any reason firefox isn11:18
encryptiotail -f FILE | grep <whatever> | less (NO +F)11:18
corbob't getting upgraded to 1.0 in hoary...11:18
smtail -f should give me an updating stream11:18
lemsx1sm, you only need less if the output will scroll pass one window11:18
smwhich less +F should stay attached to and keep showing me the latest from11:18
olly|homeencryptio: are you sure about the -F switch to less? I thought it made less quit if the output was less than a screenful, not follow the file. ICBW.11:19
smno ?11:19
lemsx1sm, tail -f file | grep something is all you need11:19
encryptioolly|home, not if it's a pipe11:19
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smolly|home: +F is different11:19
socommmemer: don't know. You could try another server, that may solve your problem.11:19
smit's hard to see from the man page11:19
tortoise_does anyone know where i can find a gstreamer-xvid deb??11:19
lemsx1sm, you can also do: less +F /var/log/syslog /var/log/messages /var/log/boot | grep hackers11:19
smlemsx1: yes tail | grep is all I need, and very useful11:19
lemsx1sm, oops, i forgot: /var/log/auth.log11:19
lemsx1sm, :-D11:20
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olly|homeahh, +F. ok :)11:20
socommtortoise_: try http://packages.debian.org or http://www.google.com/linux11:20
smI'd like to understand why tail -f|less +F doesn't work for me though, as described11:20
locutus1976I just installed ubuntu warty on my laptop and I am finding that browsing the web in firefow is really slow. Anyone know how to fix this?11:20
wulledoes anybody know where i can find the deb package for Mondo11:20
memerok, socomm, i'll give it another go. can one do a hardrive install from teh live cd too?11:20
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lemsx1sm, perhaps it doesn't work because tail +F doesn't read from STDIN11:20
socommmemer: I think so, haven't really tried it myself. Most LiveCD's do have that option though.11:21
lemsx1sm, oops, not tail, less!11:21
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memerokee doke. ubuntu is worth one last burn :/ thanks11:21
smthat makes sense11:21
socommmemer: good luck.11:21
smyou can pipe into less, but the +F feature doesn't cover that case11:21
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Hikaru79I just bought a DVD Writer (HP DVD Writer dvd630i)... can it be run on Linux? Is there a linux driver for it?11:22
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tolstoyHikaru79, does it not work?  I'm curious about that device also.11:22
smok, I see what I can & can't do, thx again11:23
Hikaru79tolstoy, I don't know I haven't tried it yet11:23
Hikaru79I have to install the driver first11:23
Hikaru79But the CD they give is Windows-only11:23
tolstoyHikaru79, seems like I heard it had something to do with "LiteOn" as an underlying technology.11:23
socommHikaru79: most vendors don't provide GNU/Linux drivers.11:23
makoclee: whats up?11:23
Hikaru79socomm, does that mean that there AREN'T any, or that you just have to find ones made independently from the vendor?11:24
cleemako: You guys shipped me 50 x86, 10 amd64, and 10 ppc CDROMs11:24
tolstoyHikaru79, can you not just install it, start your machine and have it work?  Hm. In redhat, you'd run Kudzu.11:24
cleemako: I only have 22 x86, 7 amd64, and 5 ppc ones left :)11:24
cleemako: they're going like hotcakes :)11:24
Hikaru79So there's a chance it'll work without any driver that I have to install personally?11:24
socommHikaru79: no it just means that they don't support GNU/Linux, but GNU/Linux may have a driver for it though.11:24
tolstoyHikaru79, yes, there's a chance.11:24
Hikaru79Sweet =D11:25
encryptioxorg q: nothing should change except the packages if i just install xorg-common and xserver-xorg, right?11:25
Hikaru79socomm or tolstoy, any ideas on where I might find drivers on the net?11:25
encryptiobrb11:25
corbobHikaru79, google might be able to help11:25
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Hikaru79I've tried, corbob11:25
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socommHikaru79: http://www.google.com/linux11:25
locutus1976Anyone know how to speed up net browsing? It is painfully slow.11:25
Cube-nesshey.. i just updated using the hoary stuff.. all works fine, but the sound system is all weird now...11:25
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tolstoy/lib/modules/2.6.8.1-3-686-smp/kernel/drivers/media/dvb11:25
mtldoes ubuntu work with 2.6.9 kernel?11:26
tolstoyMaybe dvb is DVD Burner?11:26
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mtlwarty11:26
Cube-nesslike anything that uses oss no longer works11:26
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cleemako: so, yeah, things are going well over here. your CDs are spreading throughout Red Hat.11:26
Cube-nessor alsa really..11:26
thoreauputiclocutus1976: is it faster if you enter an IP instead of a URL?11:26
Hikaru79socomm, I ran 'dvd630i' through that engine and I get nothing11:26
socommHikaru79: usually you can just drop the drive into your machine and ubuntu will load up the appropriate kernel module for you.11:26
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socommHikaru79: have you tried that?11:26
zezwhere can I point sources to get win32 codecs?11:26
Hikaru79OK, I'll try that11:26
tolstoyHikaru79, a few weeks ago, I didn't find much on that particular drive.11:26
Hikaru79Not yet11:26
pdaoustsocomm: what was that link you just sent us?11:26
corbobyou might see if it works under knoppix and go from there...11:26
Hikaru79Oh, good idea T_T11:27
locutus1976thoreauputic: yeah, it appears to be faster if I use an ip address.11:27
tolstoyHikaru79, via Google, that is.  Too new, I'm thinking.11:27
corbobknoppix is about the best i've seen for hardware detection11:27
socommpdaoust: what were we talking about?11:27
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Hikaru79OK I'll give that a shot11:27
thoreauputiclocutus1976: check your /etc/resolv.conf (nameservers)11:27
pdaoustsocomm: http://google.com/linux -- does it implicitly add 'Linux' to all your searches?11:27
NanoTekbye11:27
thoreauputiclocutus1976: probably a dns problem11:27
tolstoyHikaru79, but the luck factor is that the drive is just a rebranded version of one the kernel does support, and i believe dvd-burners all support some sort of standard.11:27
makoclee: awesome :)11:27
cleemako: :)11:27
socommpdaoust: something like that.11:27
makoclee: how many did you get again?11:27
cleemako: 50 x86, 10 amd64, 10 ppc11:28
pdaoustsocomm: cool. thanks!11:28
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cleemako: I have about half of them left11:28
makoi dropped off a pile at thing.net last night :)11:28
Lord_ZealONsomebody have a pocketpc and can use them with ubuntu?11:28
corboblocutus1976, do you have support for ipv6, or do you need support for it?11:28
wm_eddieWhen do the CDs ship?11:29
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locutus1976thoreauputic: I am looking at the resolv.conf and it says nameserver 206.47.244.53 and 206.47.244.137. Those are my dns servers. Looks ok to me11:30
t17mhalrightee... ubuntu sources are all here, the experiment is ready to roll :)11:30
corboblocutus1976, are the pages loading slowly...11:30
corboband are you on the 2.6 kernel...11:30
thoreauputiclocutus1976: also , does it vary with browser ? e.g. if you onstall, say, dillo, is it significantly faster?11:31
thoreauputic*install11:31
locutus1976I am using the default firefox11:31
zezthere is ubuntu for mac?11:31
thoreauputiclocutus1976: yes, but my question is diagnostic11:31
locutus1976I don't know how to install anything on my machine11:32
smor maybe I don't see11:32
corboblocutus1976, it is probably an issue with firefox first looking for the ipv6 info...11:32
thoreauputiclocutus1976: if another browser is faster, then you know it's a firefox issue11:32
=== sm reread encryptio: tail -f FILE | grep <whatever> | less (NO +F)
corbobit is not needed in most cases and causes it to go slow11:32
smI see in that case less kind of goes into F mode automatically11:32
corbobif you disable ipv6 support in the kernel you should notice a speed increase11:32
smbut there is still some weirdness, with or without grep11:33
smslow display of newoutput, or confusion about whether it's in following/scrolling mode11:33
encryptiothat's just because of less11:33
encryptioyou can leave less if you want11:33
Cube-nessweird11:34
lemsx1sm, you do not need the last | less11:34
Cube-nessoss is like, no worky11:34
corboblocutus1976, look in /etc/modules.conf and see if there's a line that says alias net-pf-10 off # IPv6...11:34
encryptioor you can pipe the output of your tail-f|grep and use less +F to read that file11:34
encryptiolike:11:34
lemsx1sm, because what that says is: if the output of the two previous arguments is longer than whatever the size of my screen, then page it one at a time11:34
corbobcomment that line, and after a reboot firefox should run at a decent speed11:34
smlemsx1: no, except to scroll nicely through what I'm filtering11:34
smsearch it, etc11:35
encryptiotail -f FILE | grep <word> > /tmp/thisismylog & less +F /tmp/thisismylog11:35
lemsx1sm, in that case, then use tee11:35
encryptiothat'll spawn11:35
encryptioso if you want to kill it you have to type "fg" and ctrl-c from there11:35
lemsx1encryptio, that should be grep <word> >& /tmp/this... & less +F /tmp/this...11:35
encryptioyeah, that11:36
thoreauputiclocutus1976: well, read the wiki about synaptic (to find out about installing) http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/SynapticHowto/view?searchterm=synaptic11:36
smencryptio: I see, that might work more smoothly11:36
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corboblocutus1976, http://mandrakeusers.org/lofiversion/index.php/t15720.html describes the same issue, in fact there's a FAQ entry on the fedora site, and numerous other pages when you search google for slow firefox11:37
encryptioswitch to bitchx...11:37
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oldfishwhere is the make.conf file for ubuntu?11:38
eclipsehow to enable drop shadow when using x.org?11:38
encryptiouse xcompmgr11:38
encryptioi don't know details11:38
eclipseencryptio, use xcompmgr?11:39
encryptioyeah11:39
encryptiocheck the manpage after you've installed it11:39
eclipsei don't have that app11:39
encryptioi'm gonna get xorg working11:39
lemsx1eclipse, the new metacity should detect xorg automatically and allow you to setup some of the new things: like shadows11:40
encryptiowhat's the command to kill gdm nicely?11:40
oldfishhey mates, do you know if there is a make.conf file for ubuntu?11:40
lemsx1encryptio, update-rc.d gdm stop11:40
t17mhencryptio: /etc/init.d/gdm stop11:40
eclipseok, where do i go to get it working11:40
corboblocutus1976, are you still there?11:40
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eclipselemsx1, how do i do it?11:41
eclipsei can't find on the menu11:41
oldfishi want to compile kde, but i want to have my march settings and etc right11:41
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lemsx1eclipse, from the command line in the case of xcompmgr11:42
locutus1976sorry phone rang11:42
eclipseit says command not found11:42
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spacey`kikillall -9 :p11:43
locutus1976sorry phone rang11:43
corboblocutus1976, you were complaining of slow page load times in firefox correct...11:43
thoreauputicencryptio: echo "false" >  /etc/X11/default-display-manager11:43
lemsx1eclipse, did you install xorg from a package?11:43
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locutus1976phone rang11:43
corboboh that's what he meant:|11:43
eclipsei used apt-get11:43
Riddelloldfish: what do you mean by march settings?11:44
corbobsheesh these people that aren't on broadband11:44
lemsx1eclipse, you might need more tools then... i'm not using xorg from ubuntu. sorry11:44
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lemsx1eclipse, i'm one of those impatients who compile things from source11:44
eclipsedamn that sucks11:44
lemsx1eclipse, you could wait for encryptio to finish :-)11:44
encryptioeclipse: i got you, just give me a minute11:45
corbobhmmmm11:45
eclipseso what should i do to get it working?11:45
eclipsecool, ok11:45
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locutus1976sorry I got disconnected11:45
encryptioeclipse: enable Composite and RENDER extensions in xorg.conf11:45
encryptiorestart x11:45
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eclipsehuh?11:46
danielsrender is enabled already11:46
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oldfishRiddell, I mean my settings are i686, athlonxp -02, sorry my brain is dead today, I usually have it in a make file in etc11:46
encryptioget xcompmgr from here: deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~daniels/ xcompmgr/11:46
oldfishI just don't want to compile it as i486 that ubuntu is compiled as...11:47
locutus1976Could ipv6 be the slowing down my web browsing/network performance?11:47
ChibiSomeone really needs to put xcompmgr in the distro. :/11:47
encryptiothat's directions from bitserf, completely untested by me11:47
Chibixorg doesn't work well without it.11:47
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oldfishalso will HAL work with KDE?11:48
Cube-nesshmm.. why are oss apps dying?11:48
Cube-nesshehe11:48
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thoreauputicCube-ness: Only the *BSDs ;-)11:49
eclipseencryptio, how do i enable Composite and RENDER extensions in xorg.conf?11:49
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thoreauputicCube-ness: aha - sorry you meant sound ! (I thought it was a joke)11:49
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Cube-nessheh.. yes.. sound11:50
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thoreauputicCube-ness: hehe... I thought it was like the famous /. troll (Netcraft confirms - BSD is dying)11:50
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danielsChibi: xorg works better without xcompmgr -- it's not unusably slow11:51
Riddelloldfish: HAL bits for KDE are still in development, should be in KDE 3.411:51
danielsChibi: but yes, I'm going to upload it to hoary soon11:51
encryptiooh shit11:51
bitserfeclipse: if you have an ATI card, xcompmgr may slow down things quite a bit. not guaranteed that ATI will accelerate it in their next driver release (that support Xorg) either: http://www.rage3d.com/index.php?node=getarticle&u=content%2Finterviews%2FATIChats%2F&p=411:51
Chibidaniels, what are you talking about? o_O11:51
oldfishThanks Riddell,11:51
encryptiohow do i know what driver i was using in xfree86?11:51
Chibixcompmgr makes xorg FASTER >O11:51
danielsChibi: compositing stuff makes it very very slow11:51
smso most has only a small fraction of less's power and I should stop using it, right11:51
wfxmust go, have fun11:51
danielsChibi: ...11:51
oldfishany idea on my other q?11:51
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Cube-nessthis is weird though.. anything that needs OSS totally dies.. fails to init, etc..11:52
Chibidaniels- You don't need to have anything on. :/11:52
Cube-nessdidnt do this on my other computer11:52
Riddelloldfish: nope sorry, I just use whatever compile settings it gives me11:52
thoreauputicsm, less is more , more or less ;)11:52
ChibiJust run xcompmgr without any options. :o11:52
danielsChibi: even enabling the extension causes a massive slowdown because of the way in which the composite extension is implemented currently11:52
oldfishRiddell: right11:52
Riddelloldfish: you set CXXFLAGS don't you?11:53
Chibidaniels- You've lost me. Compositing only increases speed for me. :/11:53
eclipsedamn...then i'm not going to install xcompmgr11:53
smthoreauputic: I was speaking of most :)11:53
oldfishRiddell, I dont really know, Its usually auto for me in Onebase Linux, I mean it asks during the install11:53
smI like it's status line.. but it seems limited now11:54
oldfishRidell, what about using apt-get to install from source, ever done that?11:54
thoreauputicsm, well most is more than less, and more is less than most, and more is less thn less ;-)11:54
Riddelloldfish: I've downloaded source packages11:54
encryptioguys how do i start xorg without rebooting?11:54
encryptiooh, gdm11:54
scoonCan I get some wireless help from anyone here ?11:54
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smmost seems to be less than less11:55
oldfishRidell, thats all it does, not like emerge?11:55
Chibictrl+alt+backspace, encryptio11:55
scoonI am having a difficulty setting up my card w/ a static ip and getting the essid to work out correctly.11:55
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ChibiGDM will automatically restart X for you.11:55
Riddelloldfish: well then you run dpkg-source -x foo.dsc   to unpack source and debuild -us -uc to build, there may be a way to do all that automatically but it's fairly simple11:55
thoreauputicsm, most is nice for man pages11:56
oldfishRiddell: cool!11:56
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corbobhmmm11:56
Riddelloldfish: it will complain about any dependencies you don't have but you have to download those yourself, won't do it automatically11:56
corbobsome of my cds don't show up in sound juicer...11:56
corbobbut they show up in grip...11:56
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encryptio_my screen is fucked11:58
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