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motaboynight all!12:04
segfault2k!12:05
burgermannnite =)12:05
segfault2kmotaboy: 12:05
segfault2kand the mirror12:05
segfault2kXD12:05
bhnaburgermann: look at this sreeshot http://shots.osdir.com/slideshows/slideshow.php?release=156&slide=1712:05
motaboy[23:57]  <motaboy> done12:05
bhnaby, good night12:06
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segfault2kahh12:06
segfault2kwhat i add to my sources.list ?12:06
burgermannbhna : Oh and I just click session and choose KDE?12:06
motaboyhttp://dev.kubuntu.org.uk/~motaboy/ubuntu-experimental/ .12:06
motaboyor better:12:08
motaboydeb http://dev.kubuntu.org.uk/~motaboy/ubuntu-experimental/ ./12:08
segfault2kif i install koffice, install the stable one :S12:09
motaboysegfault2k: ?12:09
segfault2kmy mistake12:10
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segfault2kxD12:10
motaboyeheh12:11
motaboynight all12:11
segfault2knight man12:11
segfault2k:D12:11
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burgermannweeeell what can I say.. :) KDE is the best looking desktop in the know galaxy =}12:15
segfault2kand in the unknowns too12:16
segfault2k:p12:16
burgermannhehe12:16
burgermannwell nite nite everyone12:16
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kayamu: what happened to kubuntu-base ?12:30
apokryphoskay: did that actually ever exist?12:31
kayapokryphos: I still have it on my amd-6412:32
kayapokryphos: And is says amu was the Maintainer, so.. :p12:32
apokryphosoh12:33
apokryphoskay: it'll only be a metapackage though, so removing it won't do any harm12:33
apokryphosIt doesn't come up in the repositories, so I assume it's now obsolte. Replaced by kubuntu-desktop, likely.12:33
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WillyTPhmmm12:34
kaywell, i suppose it was thought of as a replacement of ubuntu-base12:34
WillyTPwhen will be official 5.04 released?12:34
WillyTPshouldn't be today?12:34
kayBut now that kubuntu is official ubuntu project, well, they share one base now12:34
apokryphosWillyTP: no, Friday.12:34
WillyTPapokryphos seriously?12:35
WillyTPI read on 6 :|12:35
apokryphoskay: precisely.12:35
BamaJankFriday apokryphos ?12:35
apokryphosBamaJank: WillyTP: Yup, Friday. The date was changed to give Ubuntu more time to package new GNOME12:35
kayMore important, when will the successor be branched :p12:35
BamaJankI wouldn't mind it being postponed a bit longer to allow time for fixes and such12:35
WillyTPah ok apokryphos thanks12:35
kaynew Gnome, more than 2.10 ?12:36
apokryphosNope, 2.1012:36
kayIsn't that old then already?12:36
BamaJankLOL12:36
BamaJank2.10 was realeased March 912:36
LeeJunFanhow far into ubuntu hoary was it before kubuntu was born?12:37
apokryphosWhat was the one released on March 9th?12:37
BamaJankGnome 2.10, apokryphos 12:37
apokryphosYeah, then that one I presume.12:37
kayhm, did you read that Slackware dropped Gnome because it is too hard to package correctly?12:37
apokryphosLeeJunFan: I think it's hard to say when it was actually born; KDE was in Warty, but that's not really Kubuntu there12:37
WillyTPapokryphos where do you read the news about 8 april?12:37
apokryphosWillyTP: it was on the Ubuntu-devel mailing list I believe, but it's mentioned on the Wiki too12:38
apokryphoshttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HoaryReleaseSchedule12:38
kayI think even Ubuntu should release when it's ready12:38
WillyTPah yes day more or less nothing change12:38
kayNot earlier, not later.... maybe just not as rare as Debian :p12:38
WillyTPwas only curious12:38
WillyTPdebian stable :PPP12:39
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LeeJunFandebian's aged packages were the only reason I haven't been running debian for the last 8yrs.12:39
haggaiLeeJunFan: we started the first kubuntu packages in December12:39
kaywell, stable yes, so you never tried testing?12:39
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kayI kind of liked testing, except that they have no desktop focus and no amd64 support12:40
kayOnly December... yeah, I remember reading something about it12:41
LeeJunFankay: exactly. I meant for my desktop. Although my servers are all running mandrake at the moment because that's what I had and was familiar with. But not for long :)12:41
kayI found, well, Kubuntu sounded like the wrong thing to do. It would always lag behind.12:41
LeeJunFanthere was always one thing or another I was pissed at about Mandrake.12:41
kayBut as I read here, Ubuntu is not ready, but Kubuntu more or less is?!12:41
apokryphoskay: Yup12:42
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kayLeeJunFan: what was it?12:42
LeeJunFanLinux distro's are an odd beast, they are as ready as they'll be that day. But linux is always evolving it's hard to pin down a time and say "it's ready" :)12:42
brainkillahow to enable root login in kdm?12:42
LeeJunFankay: what made me fed up with mandrake?12:42
apokryphosor impossible, for Debian :D12:43
kayLeeJunFan: Yeah...12:43
brainkillahow to enable root login in kdm?12:44
kaybrainkilla: You are not supposed to do that, but in kdmrc (use locate to find it) you will find AllowRootLogin= to control it12:44
BamaJankIf I have the Preview version installed and just keep everything up to date, what would be gained by fresh installing the final release?  Anything?12:44
brainkillathanx12:44
LeeJunFankay: first their disregard for others work. I don't mind additions or patches from developers, but I don't like mandrake going and changing things in a non-standard way.12:44
apokryphosBamaJank: there's essentially no need for a fresh install... all can be done by apt.12:45
kayLeeJunFan: Nothing bad by itself, Kubuntu is changing KDE too, not?12:45
LeeJunFankay: and their messed up devlopment with community/commercial.12:45
BamaJankThanks apokryphos, thought so12:45
kayI never installed Kubuntu so far, although I have it on 3 machines now12:45
LeeJunFankay: yeah, I know - I don't care for the sudo hacks.12:45
kayAll are crossgrades from Debians12:45
pussfellerhow do i get kubuntu if I am running warty12:46
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apokryphospussfeller: You will want to upgrade to Hoary, then install kubuntu stuff12:46
kaypussfeller: YOu should only need to put the apt sources for Hoary, then apt-get dist-upgrade12:46
pussfellerah12:47
apokryphosPyre: tell pussfeller ubuhoary12:47
Pyrepussfeller: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/GuideToHoary12:47
LeeJunFankay: I don't mind branding/theming but I don't like when changes are made to source. At least kubuntu is WAY the lesser of the evil on that regard.12:47
apokryphoskay: well, and kubuntu-desktop ;-)12:47
kaynod apokryphos 12:47
kaybtw, kde is still not installable12:47
apokryphosLeeJunFan: Yeah, a lot of KDE devs complain about that; breaking up the packages... that's why a lot have stuck with Slack12:47
apokryphoskay: what?12:48
LeeJunFankay: and it's not that I don't like the sudo way of doing things, just that it's not quite perfect _because_ that's not the way it was intended to be.12:48
kayapokryphos: apt-get install kde                 does not work12:48
apokryphoskay: why ever not? :) Works fine here. Though, they don't seem to update that metapackage...12:49
apokryphosor, if they do, it's on a less regular basis12:49
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kayLeeJunFan: I have no sudo without password and still everything appears to work fine so far.... can't go too deep yet12:49
kayapokryphos: I cannot install kdesdk -> cannot install kspy12:50
kayapokryphos: Cannot install kdelibs4-dev12:50
LeeJunFankay: I still have problems with kcontrol modules that I need to go to administrator mode for. It's irregular and sometimes gives me a passwd prompt, sometimes not, but even when it does it seldom loads the module correctly.12:50
pussfellersudo probably better than root cause most users cant even remember their u/p let alone another to do anything administrative12:50
apokryphoskay: I've got those installed fine. Could you pastebin all those errors? Like, tracing back to the package that is causing the problem...12:51
kayI get that kind of this:  libopenexr-dev: Depends: libopenexr2 (= 1.2.1-2) but 1.2.1-3 is to be installed 12:51
LeeJunFankay: of course as I say that both login and printer admin just worked for me. That's never happened (both of them worked) before. :)12:52
LeeJunFanmaybe todays kde updates fixed it for me.12:52
kayLeeJunFan: that are the ones I would have used....12:52
LeeJunFankay: well there we go. I just went from printers back to login (worked) then back to printer - hit administrator button and I'm looking at a red outline and it's stuck on Loading...12:53
kayWhat really amazed me was that when i tried the fglx driver for my ATI on 64 bits12:53
kayIt just worked .... 12:53
kayCertainly good packaging from Ubuntu12:54
kayLeeJunFan: Ah... might be something not completely OK yet.12:54
segfault2ksomeone has problems with kpresenter ?01:01
segfault2k:S01:01
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kbittywhen is the first release released today?01:09
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LeeJunFanok, here's a neat effect of kde/sudo hacking.01:10
LeeJunFango to login manager, administrator mode, hit ignore when it asks for password, then hit administrator mode again.01:11
kbittylol01:16
Pointwoodlogin manager?01:17
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LeeJunFanPointwood: under system administration01:18
Pointwoodahhh01:20
Pointwooddoesn't seem to run quite okay, but I don't see anything really wierd01:20
LeeJunFanI got a nested admin - ie. 2 red outlines, one inside the other. And sometimes I even get the old kdesu login window :)01:22
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verden01Hi01:27
Pointwoodahhh01:27
PointwoodI'm way to new to KDE to notice that :D01:28
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Alienwarehi01:29
Alienwarecan anyone help me?01:29
Alienwarewell?01:29
LeeJunFanAlienware: just ask the question already :)01:30
moominskiyeah01:30
Alienwareoh, ok. :D01:30
moominskihehe01:30
Alienwarewhenever i try to install kubuntu..01:30
Alienwareit asks me how i want to partition my disks.. so i choose the option: use available free space01:30
Alienwarebut then it says i dont have enough free space.. and i have 25gbs left01:31
Alienwareso i dont know what im doing wrong, any help? >: (01:31
Alienwarelol01:31
moominskihave u got 2 hdd01:31
Alienwarenoe01:31
Alienwareonly one01:31
Alienwareone other partition.. but thats only 8 mb01:31
LeeJunFanAlienware: free space = no partition there, doesn't mean unused space in your windows partition.01:31
Alienwareoh.. i see.01:31
Alienwareany way i can fix this?01:31
LeeJunFanAlienware: do you have more than 1 partition?01:32
Alienwareyes, two, but one is only 8mb lol :)01:32
Alienwarethe other one takes up the whole space.. cant i use a partitioner or something to fix this?01:32
LeeJunFanAlienware: that's not quite enough. ;)01:32
Alienwareyes.. i know that. xD01:32
LeeJunFanAlienware: yeah, I honestly don't know what (if anything) kubuntu could do for this situation, you could use partitionit.01:33
Alienwarewould that like remove my whole partition for windows?01:33
Alienwareor just take some free space out of it?01:33
LeeJunFanAlienware: specifically you need a util that can shrink your existing parition down to make free space for kubuntu.01:34
Alienwarewell, any way i could get a program like that? :D01:34
moominskican he not just resize his windows partition with kubuntu01:34
Alienwarei dont think so01:35
Alienwareive tried that before.. i think.01:35
moominskicustom partitioning?01:35
Alienware??01:36
moominskiive been in ur spot before dude01:36
Alienwarecould i just use partition magic instead?01:36
LeeJunFanmoominski: I honestly don't know. It's been so long since I've installed linux on a machine that I hadn't made room for it beforehand I just don't know :)01:36
moominskihehe01:36
LeeJunFanI started using linux when windows 95 was new :)01:36
Alienwarewow01:37
Alienwarelol01:37
verden01if i shrink my ntfs partition to install another distro should i defrag the ntfs partition first?01:37
moominskiyeah01:37
LeeJunFanwell, I shouldn't say new - I think win98 beta was out then.01:37
pussfelleryou can do that? shrink without wiping clean?01:37
tekAlienware, i just had to do that last week, what i did is not the fastest way possibly but its easily do-able.01:37
Alienwarehow lnog did it take?01:37
verden01yeah thats what partition magic and QT parted do01:38
moominskii think i resized my windows partition with mandrake thats how i did it not with kubuntu sorry dude01:38
LeeJunFanverden01: parted - that's what I was trying to think of. :) Damn my old neurons and synapses.01:38
tekwhat i did was to install mandrake 10.x and use their partitioning tool to resize the windows drive and create the partitions i wanted to setup in kubuntu, wirte down the partition numbers, save the partitioning info and then escape the mandrake isntall01:38
verden01lol01:38
tekisntall-install01:38
moominskiyeah i hated mandrake 01:39
LeeJunFantek: haha, I was thinking of suggesting that. Mandrake does have 1 thing they totally kick-ass with is their diskdrake partitioning tool.01:39
Alienwareeveryone complains bout it >: O01:39
tekadded about 15 to 20 minutes, but i have a copy of mandrake already, if you do not you could just download the first disk01:39
pussfellerit never upgrades properly01:39
pussfellerat least for me01:39
Alienwarehmm01:39
Alienwareill think about it.. why cant i just use partition magic or something?01:39
LeeJunFanAlienware: you can.01:39
Alienwareit says here i can resize it and everything01:39
Alienwareoh01:40
LeeJunFanAlienware: if you have it.01:40
Alienwarewhy didnt you say so then?01:40
Alienwareoh lol01:40
Alienware:D01:40
Alienwaredont they have a trial of some sort?01:40
moominskiive read that u can use partition magic 01:40
LeeJunFanI meant to :)01:40
LeeJunFanAlienware: hehe, I said partitionit - I meant partition magic. Gimme a break. I don't use windows much :)01:40
teki only used it for the partition part, and since debian, ubuntu and kubuntu do have have a easy partitioning tool and it was a tripleboot system i opted for the asy way01:40
LeeJunFanAlienware: their trial doesn't let you apply changes last I knew.01:41
pussfellerheh thats uesful01:41
moominskishit 1 01:41
Alienwareis their warez talk allowed on here?01:41
Alienwarei just want to know before i blurt something out ;-)01:42
tekonly thing that happens when you resize like that is windows will want to run scandisk when it first boots, you should defrag your disk in windows before you do that though01:42
LeeJunFanAlienware: although I'm not an op here I would assume no :)01:42
moominskiim a newb and i think the best thing to do is install linux on another hardrive thats wot i did cause windows never gets hurt and god knows ive hurt the lot whiped it all clean01:42
pussfellerwell, is there no live cd with qtpartd on it?01:43
pussfellermaybe knoppix?01:43
tekknoppix has it but i dont know about ntfs writing01:43
tekremember its a ntfs partition your resizing01:43
pussfelleryeah, knoppix writes ntfs filesystem anyways01:43
Alienwareaanyways.. ill just get partition majic in other ways.01:43
teknot 3.3 perhaps the newer ones do01:43
verden01probably only if the live cd has an option to install on to the hard drive like Knoppix and mepis01:43
Alienwarethen i will use it.. mwahahahahaha!01:43
moominskiget the first cd of mandrake its sweet partitioning tool01:43
LeeJunFankanotix, mepis01:44
Alienwareok well i have that.. so i guess i will instead of that other partition majic thing.01:44
Alienwareill cya guysa01:44
Alienwarebye01:44
moominskihe was in a hurry ?01:44
teki really which debian would repackage some of the mandrake tools for debian, give it a HUGE LEAP in functionality for noobs01:44
pussfellerwhen i buy my laptop this info will come in handy01:44
moominskilol01:45
pussfellerubuntu is a big step forward for debian being noobie friendly01:45
tekwhich=wish01:45
verden01moominski, the only way to learn is to try it  just back up any important files on your ntfs drive b4 you do anything01:45
pussfelleri could never figure out debian back in the day, never could get it installed01:45
tekyes, except the installer is no easier than the installer in debian sarge01:45
tekits the same, just the package management and choices are bit dfferent.01:46
moominskislacware just dont like me ive tried and failed so many times with it01:46
verden01with the debian based distros now i think debian is the best distro out there. Has anyone ever tried Libranet?01:46
LeeJunFanmoominski: wouldn't you be in a hurry to get rid of windows?01:46
LeeJunFan:)01:46
moominskii heard about that distro any good01:46
verden01its great01:46
tekthat is one i have not tried, nor have i tried conectiva01:46
moominskiim staickin with kubuntu01:47
verden01Libranet 3 in beta now01:47
moominskiwot about yoper01:47
verden01hey kubuntu is great 01:47
tekright now im sticking with debian, i will probably put kubuntu on my system when i swap from ide to sata drives01:47
moominskiaye 01:47
pussfellerafter being on a bunch, it all comes down to packaging 01:48
moominskiwot the diff between ide and sata??01:48
pussfellerand maybe autodetection and configuration01:48
teksata is fast, drives are cheaper for larger disks too, the cables are alot smaller01:48
verden01kubuntu recognised my sata drive and all my AMD 64 hardware perfectly. the only distro to do so 01:48
teksarge would also recognize them without issue i beleve01:49
verden01cool01:49
moominskiwhich can only be a good thing01:49
verden01:-)01:49
pussfelleris there any module I have to load for an isa soundcard01:49
pussfellerbesides, the alsa module itself01:49
verden01mandrake 10.1 wouldn't load on my amd64 and suse 9.2 had troubles withmy gigabit lan01:50
tekyeah the cards modules, what is the card?01:50
moominskiyeah kubuntu just works which is good for noobs like myself 01:50
tekcat /proc/pci | grep audio01:50
tekmight need to cap that A in audio01:51
verden01at the end of the day a distro like kubuntu is great for noobs and power users because its debian01:51
pussfellersnd_azt232001:51
moominskii like the apt-get thingy lol01:52
pussfelleri got it working with warty, but i cant remember how 01:52
pussfellerand hoary live cd it doesnt work01:52
pussfellerwhich is keeping me from upgrading01:52
moominskidoes any1 like gnome01:52
pussfellerits alright01:53
pussfellernot enough options tho01:53
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moominskiyeah01:53
verden01no01:53
verden01but its getting better01:53
verden01kde rocks01:53
moominskiyeah kde is my fav01:53
tekpussfeller   ok, so now look in /lib/modules/2.6.x/drivers/audio01:54
moominskithe only thing i wish i could do now is play my games but i dont no how if possible01:54
tekx is whatever version kernel your running01:54
tekkde rocks, gnome is for trolls01:55
verden01just use a ps2 or xbox for games :-)01:55
moominskii think its a big gap that i cant play games on linux01:55
moominskisomething needs to be done01:55
tekthen send a letter to the game companies and tell them01:55
moominskiyeah i know01:56
verden01well there are options so youcan play games 01:56
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tekbuild your games for linux and you have me back as a happy paying customer, only build for winblows and i will save my cash 01:56
pussfelleryou can play alot of games01:56
moominskii think it wud make it complete for every1 thou01:56
verden01emulator programs but i don't know which is best for games01:56
moominskibeing able to play games01:56
pussfellerlotta great q3 mods out there01:56
pussfellerand et mods too01:56
moominskifor free?01:57
pussfelleryep01:57
tektake a look at xwine, or perhaps the changed the name again01:57
pussfellerif you have quake301:57
moominskiohhh01:57
verden01hey i think that even without the games youlike Linux is still great01:57
tek<--runs quake3 on linus01:57
pussfelleret and derivitives are all free01:57
pussfellerserious sam plays relatively well on linux01:57
moominskiyeah i love linux the hole idea of it being mine and able to do anything i want is great01:58
verden01what about win4lin or vmware for games?01:58
pussfellerdirectx wont work under vmware01:58
verden01k01:58
pussfelleror at least, acceleration wont01:58
moominskido u think in the future that more games will be supported01:59
pussfelleri dont know, id didnt even make a port yet for doom301:59
pussfellerand they released q3 for linux first01:59
verden01as linux matures of course games will be supported01:59
moominskisweet02:00
moominskiguess i have to use shitows for games02:00
verden01:-)02:01
verden01just duall boot02:01
tekbest way to get games to work in linux is to bitch to the game companies en mass02:01
moominskii do i have 80gb windows hdd and a 40gb hdd for linux02:01
verden01great02:02
moominskiyeah02:02
verden01well when you need to play games just boot into windows and lobby the game companies02:02
verden01gotta go bye02:03
tekit is happening but a huge letter writing campaign would speed up the rate significantly, make sure you tell them the distro you run though or they will build only for redhar or fedora02:03
moominskiyeah i habe been doin that02:03
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moominskiit has to happen02:04
tekGood, that is what it takes02:04
teki do it with various hardware manufacturers02:04
tekjust save a draft of the letter mod it every few times and send it every other month02:04
tek5000 people do that and you have visibility02:05
moominskii think more and more people will convert to linux once its game compatible02:05
pussfelleri think any widespread adoption will be fueled first by people using it at work02:06
moominskithey allready do02:06
tekyou are both right02:06
pussfellerdood, people, average people, you wouldnt beleive how clueless they are about computers02:06
moominskiyeah like me02:07
pussfelleri had someone pay me MONEY to tell them how to download email attachments02:07
moominskiwell i got this far so im doin somethin right02:07
pussfelleri kid you not02:07
tekyeah but now your running linux and your probably learning more than you did the last two years on windows and enjoying it.... Am i correct?02:07
moominskinice 102:07
pussfellerthats the problem, they use windows, but they never learn anything at all02:08
pussfelleronly the programs they use at work, or whats on their desktop02:08
moominskiyes i think ive picked up more knowledge in two weeks of linux than i have ever on windows02:08
teka smart user will not put up with all the problems of windows and still whip out a checkboook to send another check off to billG and friends.02:08
tekit takes a special kind of ID-10-T to pay for problems, that is one of the reasons why piracy is so rampant02:09
moominskiits actually hard to beleive linux is all free02:09
moominskisince micrsoft make so much money02:10
pussfellermicrosoft was stupid to ramp up its anti-piracy efforts02:10
teksomeone, (think it was Andrew Tridgell) made the comment, linux is free if your time is worth nothing.02:10
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pussfellernow they are going to piss more people off02:11
moominskido u think microsoft is scared f linux??02:11
pussfelleryeah thats the thing, linux is a pain to get stuff working02:11
moominskiaye but its good02:11
moominskiallways learning new stuff02:11
pussfellerthey are in the business market sector02:12
moominskipussfeller> how long u been converted lol02:12
tekeither that or they are stupid,02:12
tekyeah but if you build a debian box you can upgrade that damn thing for the next 20 years and not have to do a damn thing to keep it running02:12
pussfellercause once business starts switching to osx or linux, it will trickle down and also the word stranglehold will cruble02:12
pussfellerif everything goes as expected02:12
tek<--- doing just that pussfeller02:12
pussfelleri been using linux pretty much only for about 3 years02:13
moominskiare able to do a lot of things on linux now?02:13
moominskiu02:14
pussfelleryeah it takes longer sometimes and some things are a pain but then again, i dont have to mess with finding warez02:14
teki have not used windows for anything in the last 7 years except making money by fixing it. i have used linux on the desktop for the last 7 years02:14
tekserver included02:15
pussfellerthere is certainly room for improvement tho!02:15
tekand it is improving02:15
moominskiwow nice 102:15
tekFAAAAST02:15
teklook at kde for instance02:15
pussfellerdesktop has come along way in the last 3 years02:15
moominskiwish i had your knowledge02:15
tekwish you did too, i would probably hire you!02:16
pussfellerstill slower than windows tho02:16
pussfellergui anyways02:16
moominskibut its evolving constantly02:16
teki wouldnt completely agree on that. slower than a microsoft product yes but non microsoft products are not as fast either because they have so much of the shit preloaded02:16
kbittyis kubuntu 1 out yet02:17
teksupposedly friday from what i heard earlier.02:17
moominskiahh good stuff02:17
kbittyits april 6th!02:17
tekdon't know it will be called kubuntu1 though02:18
kbitty:(02:18
kbittykubuntu final02:18
tekyes02:18
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kbittyyeah but its still the first02:18
kbittypreview and rc arnt considerd as first version, ohhh well i cant wait till it come out02:18
moominskitek> did u just learn linux yourself?02:18
kbittyjust want the official image on disk02:19
tekyeah but that does not make it a 1.0 release02:19
tekfirefox was out for how long before they were at 1.0?02:19
tek1.0 means feature complete02:19
kbittyand final usually means complete aswell02:20
kbittysame shit different stink02:20
tekyou can download what they have today and upgrade each day with two simple commands02:22
tekapt-get update and apt-get dist-upgrade02:22
tekwhat they have not is serioulsy slick, have installed it on two system so far. still a few bugs but it is seriously nice and totally usable and getting better every few hours.02:22
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moominskitek> u got any usefull tips for a newb like myself??02:24
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kkathmangreetings all :)02:27
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kkathmanI am having difficulty with AmarOK...I downloaded the amarok-engines, and only the arts engine shows up. So I downloaded the akode-mpeg pack...I can play mp3s fine, but cant play audio CDs...could someone possibly help me with this?02:28
phxguyanyone know how i can play music from itunes in linux?02:28
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Riddellphxguy: kaffeine can do it with the correct codecs02:39
Riddellunless it has digital restriction management on it, dunno about that02:39
phxguyyeah these are song from the itunes store.... they are in m4p format at the moment02:40
phxguykaffeine gives an error : The source seems encrypted, and can't be read. (DRM-protected Quicktime file)02:40
Riddellsee RestrictedFormats on the wiki02:42
phxguyim sorry which wiki?02:43
Riddellphxguy: the ubuntu one02:44
Riddellubuntu.com/wiki02:44
phxguyok thought thats what you ment... nothing like being sure though02:44
moominskican any1 help me install this: snowball.0.3.tar.gz02:47
moominskiits a theme02:48
Riddellhttp://muse.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/kmenu.png  big kmenu, good or bad?02:49
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moominskiRiddell> good02:54
underlordwheres the apropriate place to ask for apps to be added to the repositories?02:55
delltony_underlord, i would say here considering Riddell is  mantainer iirc03:14
Riddellunderlord: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KubuntuSuggestedPackages  for KDE stuff03:20
delltony_Riddell, hope not to bother but who would you recommending contacting if anyone on my sound issue with this lappy the good ol ac97 sound card. Alot of folks i find use it on laptops for its common so i can't be the only one that would be pleased if master actually did something instead of having to have a degree in sound mixing in order to turn your volume on03:24
Riddelldelltony_: try ubuntu-users mailing list03:25
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delltony_ok ill do that thanks03:27
Dr_BaltarStupid question - is the Kubuntu release still scheduled for tomorrow?03:29
RiddellDr_Baltar: friday03:29
Dr_BaltarAhh, thanks.03:30
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pussfellerwill the real release be much differnt than the iso thats on the site03:35
pussfellerthe rc03:35
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tekanyone here tried to do an update from debian sarge to kubuntu03:55
teki think it should be smooth but just thought i would ask if anyone had tried it yet.03:56
tekthinking i can do it on a live system, just mounting the disk and having it as my only source in the sources.list file and then running apt-get dist-upgrade03:57
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canllaithHey guys - could someone tell me what the default kernel version is on ubuntu? :)04:01
Riddellhello canllaith 04:02
Riddellwhich version of kubuntu canllaith ?04:02
canllaithI'm not sure :)04:02
LeeJunFancanllaith: 2.6.1004:02
canllaithI'm writing an article for a mag, and I want to find out if a particular option is supported by all the major distros.04:03
Riddellwell I have 2.6.10-5-386 from an install a couple days ago04:03
LeeJunFancanllaith: current version - if you recently downloaded04:03
Riddelland warty had 2.6.8.1-3-38604:03
canllaith(then it's easy to say 'and if you use <insert distro here> this will JustWork for you')04:03
LeeJunFancanllaith: what option?04:03
canllaithThat sounds recent enough - could someone by any chance send me a copy of the kernel config file? Most distros I've used have it in /boot/config-foo04:03
canllaithWell, all the sane options for usb storage04:03
canllaithand hfsplus04:04
LeeJunFanI don't it on mine. I have a homebrew .config04:04
LeeJunFanwhatddya know. I didn't delete that one.04:05
LeeJunFancanllaith: you want DCC or an e-mail or something else?04:05
Riddellcanllaith: http://dev.kubuntu.org.uk/~jr/config-2.6.8.1-3-386 http://dev.kubuntu.org.uk/~jr/config-2.6.10-5-38604:06
canllaithEither or :) jes.hall@kdemail.net or.....04:06
canllaiththanks Riddell 04:06
canllaithVery much appreciated :)04:06
Riddellcanllaith: who need hfsplus when you have kio_mac? :)04:06
canllaithThere is kio_mac ? :o04:07
Riddellof course there is, got me my CVS account so it did04:07
Riddellmac:/04:07
canllaith'please ensure hfsplus utils are installed'04:07
RiddellI made it when linux itself had no support for hfsplus, only user space tools04:07
canllaithOk :)04:08
canllaithIt seems suse/mandrake/fedora all have hfsplus enabled as a module04:08
canllaithSo that's enough to write the article.... it's for a very consumer oriented mag, I'm not allowed to mention the command line ;)04:08
Riddellspose I could remove kio_mac from CVS then.  but the nostalgia...04:08
canllaithhehehe04:08
canllaithhow lovely:) and ubuntu also has it as a module04:09
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LeeJunFancanllaith: then so does kubuntu.04:10
canllaithYay!04:10
LeeJunFancanllaith: the only reall difference between kubuntu and ubuntu is ubuntu=gnome desktop at install time, kubuntu=kde at install time. Beyond that they are the same.04:11
canllaithI know :)04:11
canllaithI wasn't sure what default kernel options ubuntu had though, since I've never installed it. I should, once I find a local mirror that has it.04:11
canllaithThanks muchly for the help guys :) I know, I could go hunting for the config file on a kubuntu mirror or something but I figured you could put your hands on it in a few seconds :)04:13
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kkathmancan someone tell me why kaffeine continues to run even after I shut it down (i.e. doing a Ctrl-ESC shows it still running)04:58
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membreyahmmm if I've upgraded to the kde-desktop from ubuntu ..can I get rid of synaptic ..or should I wait for kubuntu to be released in 3 days and just format?05:08
crimsunyou can do whatever you wish05:09
LeeJunFanYay! gwenview is fixed!05:10
LeeJunFanmembreya: you might want to keep synaptic, it's really a good program in spite of gtk :D05:11
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kkathmanLeeJunFan, Good evening :)05:20
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cmf|sleepsto get device automounting pmount must be installed, correct?05:38
Riddellcmf|sleeps: yep05:40
cmf|sleepshmms05:40
cmf|sleepsu have it installed, when i plug in my ipod i get 2 devices on desktop, but they don't get mounted....05:41
Riddellthey should mount when you click on them05:41
cmf|sleepsthey do, but i assumed they'd automount, ala ivman or gvm... nm then05:42
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Riddellcmf|sleeps: unfortunatly KDE isn't that clever yet05:43
cmf|sleepstrue true ;)05:43
Riddellthe guy didn't have time to code it but hopefully he will for 3.505:43
Riddellor I'll do it myself!05:44
cmf|sleepswith Arch linux, when i plugged in my ipod, it only showed teh main ipod drive (not the firmware partition) on desktop and in media:/ but in kubuntu it's both ipod partition (for data) and firmware partition, any reason?05:44
cmf|sleepsalso media:/ shows my swap partition05:44
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TechLordanyone here?05:44
TechLordwas a good fps in glxgears?05:45
TechLord*was=what's05:45
Riddell1453 frames in 5.0 seconds = 290.600 FPS05:45
Riddell1694 frames in 5.0 seconds = 338.800 FPS05:45
_bodly10372 frames in 5.0 seconds = 2074.400 FPS05:45
Riddellshow off :)05:46
_bodlyhehe05:46
TechLordi'm getting abou 1700 per second but some times it jumps way up05:46
Riddellcmf|sleeps: not sure why that would be, not sure how it would know to hide the other partition05:47
cmf|sleepsyeah.. hmm05:48
cmf|sleepsand i noticed there's no init script for hal... 05:48
Riddellcmf|sleeps: dbus script starts/stops it05:48
cmf|sleepsahh05:49
_bodlyand opens the pod-bay doors.  No, wait.  HAL doesn't do that.05:49
cmf|sleepsRiddell: doesn't seem to restart hal due to it not properly stopping hal05:50
cmf|sleeps/usr/sbin/hald already running.05:50
cmf|sleepsrun-parts: /etc/dbus-1/event.d/20hal exited with return code 105:50
cmf|sleepskill -9 doesn't kill it either.. :(05:51
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_bodlyugh, I hate that.05:52
Riddellsounds more like HAL from 200105:53
_bodlyexactly05:53
cmf|sleepslook sliek i'll have to reboot just to estart hal.. great :(05:54
smouchepractically every damn k app is krashing on me... I can replace konqueror with rox and mozilla for most things, I can replace kate with gedit, but this is getting frustrating.05:55
_bodlyhmm.... did you restart X after your latest apt-get upgrade?05:56
smoucheto prevent crashes, I may be running all non kde-specific apps eventually.05:56
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tek2481 frames in 5.0 seconds = 496.200 FPS but i am running vmware right now too.06:20
tekmight try killall hal06:21
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=== Topic for #kubuntu: Release Candidate Released: http://kubuntu.org/hoary-release-candidate.php | Wiki: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/Kubuntu | Feedback please: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KubuntuReleaseCandidateComments | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KubuntuReleaseCandidateKnownProblems
=== Topic (#kubuntu): set by kioels at Sun Apr 3 00:25:16 2005
=== #kubuntu [freenode-info] why register and identify? your IRC nick is how people know you. http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup
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kkathmanDoes anyone have experience in setting up rhythmbox?07:27
lunitikkkathman: you need to install gstreamer0.8-artsd and gstreamer0.8-mad (if you want to use mp3's)07:31
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lunitikkkathman: by default, Rhythmbox can't communicate with artsd... you may want to try experimenting with Amarok though...07:32
lunitik_ashley = a female?  *g*07:33
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jakebanybody else having trouble accessing password protected smb:// shares w/ konqueror? it keeps rejecting my password on both Win servers and samba servers, however smbmount works07:48
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closurehello folks07:50
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Lancellorhello??08:08
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hungerAm I the only one that has KDE crash lots of times?09:26
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closurehunger, when is it crashing?09:32
hungerclosure: Well, not all of KDE... but the crashhandler pops up.09:37
hungerclosure: Kopete crashes at about every opportunity, kded whenever I pull a USB stick, There is a crashhandler dialog whenever I log out, ...09:37
closurei don't use kopete09:40
closureso i can't help you there09:40
closurehave you upgraded everything?09:40
hungerclosure: Neither do I anymore;-)09:40
closureto current versions09:40
hungerclosure: I did upgrade yesterday.09:41
closurei know that a lot of the crap that came with kubuntu/ubuntu just sucks ass09:41
closurethe a/v programs are terrible if you ask me09:41
closurei use gaim for im's and i don't use msn or anything else09:41
closurebut gaim does have support for msn09:41
hungera/v == Antivirus?09:42
closureno09:43
closureaudio visual09:43
closurethere aren't really viruses in linux09:44
hungerclosure: Ah, that makes more sense:-)09:44
hungerclosure: That is why I was asking.09:44
jc-dentonhi all09:46
jc-dentonkdm is not working09:46
jc-dentonis it broken or someting atm?09:46
hungerArg! Damn xorg!09:46
hungerWhy dosen't it like my keytables anymore?09:47
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closurejc-denton, what did you do?09:55
jc-dentonapt-get install kubuntu-desktop09:55
jc-dentonon ubuntu09:55
closuredid you upgrade to haory?09:56
closurehoary09:56
closureeven09:56
jc-dentonsure09:56
closuredid you do the distribution upgrade09:56
jc-dentonno i got the newest one09:57
jc-denton'reslease candidate'09:57
jc-dentonhunger: why does kde not like my xmodmapY09:57
closureof kubuntu?09:57
jc-denton?09:57
closurethe iso?09:57
jc-dentonno uf ubuntu09:57
jc-dentonthen i saw that gnome 2.10 sucks and installed kubuntu via apt09:57
jc-denton:D09:57
closureumm i'm not following09:57
closurerelease candidate is kubuntu09:58
hungerjc-denton: Dunno... Why doesen't it like me symbol file?09:58
jc-dentonwait i saw there was an update of kdm09:58
jc-dentonhunger: don't know why doesn't it like my xmodmap?09:58
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jc-dentonclosure: ubuntu 5.04 is release candidate (or was at least some days ago)09:59
jc-dentoni installed that and then kubuntu via apt-get09:59
closuredid you change your repositories to the hoary repositories?10:00
closurealso10:00
closuredid you select kde at the KDM login?10:00
jc-dentonthat's not the prolem it just gets back to kdm10:02
jc-dentonwhatever i select10:02
jc-dentonclosure: i only have hoary10:02
closurei don't understand10:02
closurei mean if you have the current version of everything it just load pretty easily10:02
hungerjc-denton: What does .xession-errors in the users homedir say?10:03
jc-dentoni cannot find anything that would fit for the problem10:05
jc-dentonwell the session is running sincee some time and i cannot logout (work)10:05
jc-dentonso i'll try later10:05
jc-dentonthx for the tipp (i forgot to check .session-errors) before10:05
hungerAh! New stuff I need to upgrade!10:06
hungerLOTS of new stuff!10:08
hungerWhy did kubuntu install language packs for firefox?10:12
hungerIt did not install firefox.10:12
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hungerAh! After the upgrade xorg accepts my symbol files.10:24
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xmachinei'm now using kubuntu. if the final ver of hoary be release and run apt-get dist-upgrade, will my kubuntu be back to my old ubuntu?10:36
closureno10:36
closuredist upgrade is just the base10:37
closurei think10:37
haggaixmachine: if you want to switch, deinstall kubuntu-desktop and install ubuntu-desktop10:37
haggaixmachine: dist-upgrade just keeps whatever you already have10:37
xmachinethanks guys. i just love kde that's why :)10:38
hhow much do u love it10:38
closurei know i personaly get aroused everytime my login screen appears10:39
hwhat do u have for a background10:39
xmachineyeah. kdm looks much better than gdm10:39
closurei don't use kdm10:40
closurewell a theme atleast10:40
closurei couldn't find one i liked10:41
closureso i just put the desktop background and use a logo picture for my login screen10:41
closurelooks very clean10:41
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closuredoes anyone know how to disable the pop ups when you mouse over the K Menu and such?11:06
jc-dentonbut what i also dont get is how am i supposed to run firefox on kde11:13
jc-dentonto use firefox i have to run gnome-settings-daemon under ununtu11:14
bobesponjajc-denton: AltF2 Firefox11:14
jc-dentonyes but gnome-settings-daemon also wants to start strange stuff like xscreensaver and something concerning the multimedia buttons11:15
jc-dentonis there a way to get it working without gnome-settings-daemon11:15
jc-dentonor to configure gnome-settings-daemon for kde?11:15
bobesponjajc-denton: it seems like ubuntu still sucks for kde uesers11:15
jc-dentonwell there it last i have kde11:16
bobesponjajc-denton: how do u feel about kubuntu experience so far?11:16
closurejc-denton, 11:16
jc-dentonon debian i dont have11:16
jc-dentonbobesponja: gnome sucks!11:16
closureapt-get install mozilla-firefox11:16
jc-dentonkde is better11:16
jc-dentoni was really disappointed by gnome2.1011:17
closuregnome is crap11:17
jc-dentonthey couldn't even manage it to ship it with a menu editor11:17
jc-dentonand the terminal was crashing the whole time11:17
Beinericlosure: [ ]  Enable icon mouse-over effect11:18
jc-dentonand my xmodmap is not working too11:18
closureyeah11:18
closurei found it11:18
closuredo you know of a plugin for firefox that will enable audio/video built into websites?11:19
bobesponjaclosure: kaffeine11:19
jc-dentonme?11:19
bobesponjaclosure:  kmplayer11:19
jc-dentoni use the "default plugin"11:19
jc-denton:D11:19
closureBeineri, yeah how do i get firefox to play it11:19
closurethrere is no default plugin11:19
jc-dentonthere is11:24
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jc-dentonabout:config11:24
jc-dentonand look for the default plugin11:24
jc-dentonit will display a white place where the plugin is supposed to be11:24
closuredo what?11:24
closureabout?11:24
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carambolcan somebody tell me what is the source line for Hoary Updates after the final is  fixed11:34
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caramboli got it already with google! :)11:38
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incubiiexcellent11:47
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kbittywhen the hell is kubuntuj comming out?12:10
closurekubuntuj?12:10
closurewhat's j?12:10
kbittyits just my accent you know12:11
kbittyadd the j12:11
closureahh12:11
kbittyim arabic hula muhala12:11
kbitty:D12:11
closurein a week or so from what i've heard12:11
kbittywhyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy12:11
kbittyi thought it was april 6th?12:11
thoreauputickbitty: hoary comes out on the 8th12:12
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bobesponjathen  I suppose kubuntu should be out on the 8th too12:21
hhoary is coming out on the 8th now?12:23
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verden01Hi12:31
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closurewtf01:35
closurewhy is his quit msg advertising gaim01:35
godsmokeclosure: uh ... probably because he's using gaim for his irc connection01:38
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Tomcat_Unlike in regular Ubuntu, I can't get my wifi network to work in kubuntu rc livecd... can anybody help me there?01:41
Tomcat_I set all the things for wireless, like key and network... and the card seems to associate with my ap.01:41
Tomcat_However, enabling the card in the regular network settings doesn't work. It's enabled, then after just one second, gets disabled again.01:42
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closuregodsmoke, you can do that?01:44
godsmokeclosure: well, considering gaim has had an irc plugin for years -- yes01:44
closureTomcat_, honestly i have no idea but i have seen other distro live cds be picky with their connections01:45
godsmokeTomcat_: you can't use gui tools to do real network troubleshooting01:45
godsmokeare you expecting a dhcp lease?01:45
Tomcat_Mh... okay I'll try some cmdline then.01:45
Tomcat_Yes.01:45
closuregodsmoke, considering it was a simple query. there is no use for being a smart ass.01:45
godsmokeclosure: well, your question was answered by the fact that he was on irc from gaim, dont you think?01:46
closureno01:46
closurei was unaware you could irc from gaim01:46
closurehence why i asked01:46
godsmokesigh01:46
godsmokethat's why I said he was probably on gaim01:46
closurenevermind dude it's ok01:47
godsmokeand you can get off your ass and look at http://gaim.sourceforge.net/protocol.php01:47
Tomcat_Okay I now got an IP by invoking dhclient manually... seems like the wifi manager didn't set the key correctly.01:49
godsmokeTomcat_: wait ... what does dhclient have to do with your wireless key?01:50
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godsmokeor did you mean that as separate statements?01:50
verden01Hi01:50
Tomcat_godsmoke: Oh... eh... :) I used dhclient before, but it didn't get an IP... so I played around with the wireless config again. The problem is that I have no idea how to find out if eth1 has a key set and is using it, because iwconfig seems to be silent on these settings...01:51
verden01hey tomcat01:52
godsmokealright01:52
Tomcat_Yeah, verden01?01:52
verden01is that u tony?01:52
godsmokeyeah -- general rule of thumb -- when (relatively) new gui tools fail, you have to test with an established, command-line tool01:52
hungerTomcat_ iwconfig does show whether encryption is used or not.01:52
Tomcat_hunger: Good then I didn't know it... where? :)01:53
verden01a friend of mine has the same nick01:53
Tomcat_verden01: No, I'm Sebastian.01:53
verden01cool sorry01:53
Tomcat_:)01:53
verden01i just gave him a copy of kubuntu and thought he might be getting into it01:53
Tomcat_:D01:54
hungerTomcat_: Can't check at the moment... still fighting with basic kubuntu setup, didn't get round to WLAN yet.01:54
Tomcat_hunger: Get back to me if you're on it and I'm still here, okay? Thanks. :)01:55
hungerWhy does X keep messing up my keyboard? I need to log in and setxkbmap the settings from xorg.conf to make it work.01:56
godsmokehunger: you have a special keyboard?01:58
hungergodsmoke: Nope... just a unussual mapping on it.01:58
godsmokehrm, ok01:58
hungergodsmoke: Dvorak on a german keyboard... no default mapping in Xorg for that.01:59
godsmokeah, ok02:00
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Chameleon22is it me or au mirrors are bloody slow?02:00
hungerKaum macht man es richtig, schon gehts...#02:06
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_thomashello02:07
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segfault2khi there02:07
Chameleon22lo02:07
_thomasHave some questions. what for a programm can I use for VOIP with a camera?02:08
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Chameleon22no idea02:15
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Chameleon22google or freshmeat 02:15
segfault2khttp://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=2269502:16
Riddellsegfault2k: have you got usplash working?02:20
segfault2kyeah02:21
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Riddellsegfault2k: cool02:22
segfault2kyeah =D02:22
Riddellsegfault2k: how well does usplash manage a smooth transition from usplash to X?02:22
segfault2kit's not very smoth02:23
segfault2ksmooth*02:23
segfault2kis a way to "hack" the red bar?02:23
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Riddellno idea, you'd need to ask sladen02:23
Riddellwould be cool to have the same design for usplash, kdm, ksplash and default wallpaper so they all merge as one02:24
segfault2ki dont know how to do a kdm02:25
segfault2ktheme02:25
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segfault2kapokryphos: hy dude02:27
segfault2ks/hy/hi02:27
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Riddelljust look at an existing one /usr/share/apps/kdm/themes/kubuntu02:27
apokryphossegfault2k: hey, how's it going02:27
segfault2kfine fine 02:27
Riddellyou usually have to play around with it a bit, kdm theme support is not perfect02:27
segfault2kRiddell: but did you like the usplash theme?02:27
segfault2ki mean to do a whole collection based in that design?02:27
apokryphosRiddell: I got a reply for that request on including Kubuntu closer to ubuntulinux.org home. Hold on, I'll paste.02:27
Riddellsegfault2k: yeah looks cool02:28
MithsirHello! I still cannot run openoffice, it says "no suitable windowing system found, exiting.". What can I do?02:28
Riddellsegfault2k: I think the background blue is a bit close to the blue of the logo, hard to distinguish it in places02:28
apokryphosRight. The template is going to change but the content will not be changing necessary. I mean, it could change if it needs to. Let me know, specifically, what you want and where and we can get it on. You can go and write FAQ entries and such yourself right away. Only a few pages are locked and I'm happy to edit those if you tell me what you need.02:28
apokryphosSo, we need some ideas of what would go on the home page =)02:29
apokryphos(to link to kubuntu.org)02:29
segfault2kRiddell: really? :S02:29
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Riddellapokryphos: well bestest thing would be to have a tab at the top pointing to kubuntu, like we have a tab pointing to ubuntu02:30
Riddellapokryphos: but it should be on the download page02:30
MithsirI have started a bug about this, and ppl say, I need openoffice.org-kde, but that package isn't available for amd64...02:31
Mithsirwhan can I do?02:31
Riddellapokryphos: and I guess we should have a Team page02:31
apokryphosRiddell: *just* a tab? ;-) 02:31
apokryphosDownload page: right. Team Page could be good, yeah.02:32
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RiddellMithsir: try poking amu or Hass 02:32
Riddellerr haggai 02:32
Mithsir:-)02:32
Mithsiramu, Hass, HELP!! :-)02:32
apokryphosMithsir: not Hass, haggai ;-)02:33
segfault2kxD02:33
Mithsiroh.02:33
segfault2kwhy dont you use koffice :D02:33
Mithsirhaggai, Help! plz! :-)02:33
Mithsirsegfault2k, I tried, but it sucks.02:34
segfault2k!!!02:34
Mithsir:-)02:34
Riddellapokryphos: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/faq/kde should be updated02:34
Mithsirsegfault2k, It crashed on me once, and it doesn't do the things I tell it (border around certain cells in a table)...02:34
apokryphosRiddell: do you think that whole article should be scrapped, or archived.. make a new one, eh?02:35
apokryphosRiddell: should perhaps add a mention here: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/LoCoTeams02:35
Riddellapokryphos: probably make a new FAQ entry about Kubuntu02:37
Riddellapokryphos: that's a wiki so feel free to add kubuntu to that yourself :)02:37
apokryphosYup, that's what he suggested too; will take stuff from kubuntu.org02:37
apokryphosI'll edit stuff then make an email with any stuff that goes into docs for him to change; I'll send you a copy first..02:38
Riddellsegfault2k: koffice isn't in main, and it can be unreliable.  koffice 1.4 will rock though02:39
segfault2kyea :P02:39
carambolhow i get the original startpage of kde3.4 back?02:40
carambolthat nice blue one02:41
Riddellcarambol: about:konqueror02:41
carambolwill give it a try02:41
hungerWow, now that my keyboard works and I have changed all the keyboard shortcuts in KDE I do really like kubuntu.02:43
apokryphosRiddell: which FAQ were you talking about? This one http://people.ubuntu.com/~mako/docteam/faqguide/index.html ?02:43
Riddellapokryphos:  http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/faq/kde02:44
carambolRiddell: thx, succeeded!02:45
apokryphosRiddell: oh, that one, yeah. That's not a wiki entry, is it....02:45
apokryphosYeah, can't edit it. No worries; I can pass on the message02:46
haggaiMithsir: does it work if you run 'OOO_FORCE_DESKTOP=none ooffice' ?02:46
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Mithsirhaggai, same error message.02:49
apokryphosRiddell: gonna suggest a howto be added on the site (in the howto section), on how to install Kubuntu02:52
Riddellapokryphos: cool02:52
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hungerscribus suggests and replaces scribus-doc and scribus-template. I guess that is a bug. What is the prefered way for users to report such things?02:57
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MithsirWho is "in charge" of building amd64 packages?02:58
apokryphosHm, so is the actual official spelling of gnome GNOME or Gnome?02:59
apokryphosMithsir: whoever it mentions on the package; depends on whether it's in Universe etc.03:00
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trygvebwHi! What do you think of this CD label? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=117998#post11799803:03
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Mithsirapokryphos, well, its about openoffice-kde, there is no amd64 package yet..03:04
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apokryphosI think that was currently abandoned -- for this release -- because of lack of time available or something :)03:05
godsmoke(hint03:05
godsmoke: donate time)03:05
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Mithsirso is anyone running openoffice under Kubuntu-amd64??03:08
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godsmokeMithsir: I would assume so -- you don't need the kde extensions to run openoffice :)03:10
trygvebw-away?03:13
markcMithsir> I had to go back to gentoo because of no OOo, gentoo has a transparent multilib env now, FWIW03:14
godsmoke...03:14
Mithsirgodsmoke, well, but why doesn't my OOo work? I should say that I have upgraded from debian sarge...03:15
godsmokeMithsir: you'll have to be more specific than "doesn't work"03:16
Mithsirwell, when I run oo, it says "no suitable windowing system found, exiting."03:16
godsmokedo you have all the dependencies for it?03:16
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Mithsirwell, not realy...03:17
godsmoke...03:17
godsmokedo you think not having dependencies could be a problem? -- I do03:18
godsmoke:)03:18
MithsirI am missing some in "suggested"03:18
godsmokethe upgrade might have been quite rough from sarge to kubuntu03:18
godsmokethose are not "dependencies"03:18
godsmokeso, don't worry about those03:18
godsmokeyou used dist-upgrade, right?03:18
Mithsiryes, I think so (Its been a while..)03:19
godsmokehrm03:19
da_bon_boni got a major problem. my sony ddu 1622 dvd drive cant read dvd anymore - after about 2 minuts of searching the dirve led goes off and "mount : no medium found" -- please help -*- anyone experienced this ?03:20
godsmokeda_bon_bon: you tested the drive in another OS?03:21
godsmokebefore troubleshooting in linux, you want to make sure the drive physically works03:22
MithsirI found this on the web: "You need libstartup-notification installed, otherwise it fails to run with "no suitable windowing system found, exiting."", but Im shure I have that lib...03:22
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MithsirOOo2 is also not available for amd64 yet... not enough amd64 compilers, huh? :-)03:24
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da_bon_bongodsmoke: ya. wont work03:25
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Hass(sorry for being a dick asking this O:-)  )   If final release of Kubuntu was planned a week after the RC... that means that Kubuntu is releasing today or tomorrow ?03:33
apokryphosRiddell: just emailed you a copy of the email; lmk if you think anything should be changed.03:33
apokryphosHass: not a dick at at all :). That was the original plan, but the date was put forward to the 9th03:35
apokryphosHass: mainly to give GNOME devs more time to package some stuff or other03:35
Hassapokryphos: ok, thanks for the info :)03:35
Riddellyeah, blame gnome03:37
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segfault2kRiddell: !03:49
segfault2kXD03:49
Riddellsegfault2k: hmm?03:49
segfault2kwait a sec :p03:49
apokryphosRiddell: you taken a read yet? ;-)03:49
segfault2khttp://kakariko.kde.no/~segfault/kdm.jpg03:50
segfault2ki dont know how to take a screenshot of kdm03:50
segfault2ki take it a picture :P03:50
Riddellapokryphos: doesn't seem to have arrived03:50
segfault2kthe white light in the picture is the flash03:50
RiddellUnknown host kakariko.kde.no03:50
apokryphosRiddell: Argh, I hope it's not more kmail/gmail woes. I'll send manually through gmail.com...03:51
segfault2kfuck03:51
segfault2kXD03:51
segfault2kwait03:51
segfault2khttp://200.104.79.13/~segfault/kdm.jpg03:51
segfault2k:D03:51
apokryphossegfault2k: to take a screeny of kdm... you can (this is what LeeJunFan did =)) edit /etc/kde3/kdm/Xsetup, and add in export HOME=/root and /usr/bin/ksnapshot &03:52
apokryphossegfault2k: looks very nice :)03:53
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segfault2kwhy the export?03:54
apokryphosHm, not entirely sure. 03:55
apokryphosRiddell: ah,  Recipient address rejected: Relay access denied, that's why...03:55
apokryphosanyhow, resending directly through GMail should solve that03:57
Riddellapokryphos: what denied it?03:58
apokryphos<jr@jriddell.org>: host jriddell.org[80.1.73.116]  said: 554 <jr@jriddell.org>:03:58
Riddellwhatever 554 means03:59
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apokryphosGoogle: "the error message 544 means that yahoo saw the message didnt accually come from server.com and rejects"04:01
apokryphosI guess you have something to reject emails like that..04:01
apokryphos(I didn't send through SMTP... currently not working again)04:01
closuresegfault2k, how come you didn't just take a screen shot?04:03
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segfault2kah?04:04
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ijuzis it a known problem that some of the KDE programms are in the gnome menu, but without symbols?04:28
da_bon_bonwhats, usually, are the indications of my cdrom drive's lens being dirty ?04:30
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eckharthi04:31
eckharthow can i create a graphical grub04:31
apokryphoseckhart: graphical startup... preview version for that is available, if you want it. Works pretty well here.04:32
StReckhart: splashimage 04:32
StRor the bootspash?04:32
godsmokeapokryphos: he said graphical grub04:32
apokryphosoh04:32
eckhartwell, i'm also interested in a bootsplash04:32
apokryphosFor bootsplash...04:33
eckhartthat would have been the next question ;-)04:33
apokryphosPyre: tell eckhart usplash04:33
Pyreeckhart: http://wiki.nanofreesoft.org/index.php/UsplashHowDoesItWork04:33
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apokryphosGraphical Grub -- can't say I've heard of one04:33
godsmokeapokryphos: huh?04:33
apokryphosgodsmoke: ...for Ubuntu04:34
apokryphosthere is one?04:34
godsmoke...04:34
godsmokeyou're not making much sense04:34
godsmokeit's part of grub04:34
Hassmaybe he want to put an image in the background of ubuntu? 04:35
apokryphosIs the bootsplash the graphical grub? By a Graphical Grub here I thought he meant to the original grub selection.. I didn't know there's a graphical one out for Ubu04:35
godsmokeHass: no, he wants to use a graphical grub screen04:35
godsmokeapokryphos: it's called "splashimage"04:35
godsmokeit's been part of grub for a while04:35
apokryphosOk; how can you use it?04:36
godsmokehttp://ruslug.rutgers.edu/~mcgrof/grub-images/04:36
Hasseckhart, maybe you can try GAG - Graphical Boot Manager 04:37
Hasshttp://gag.sourceforge.net/pics.html04:37
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segfault2kgrub with a splashimage rocks :D04:39
godsmokeno04:39
godsmokethat's silly04:39
godsmokedon't use gag04:39
segfault2kwhy?04:39
godsmokegrub is a fine boot manager04:39
segfault2kahh04:39
segfault2kyeah04:39
segfault2kand gag is old :S04:39
godsmokeand it can be far more graphical than gag04:39
segfault2khttp://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=2269504:39
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Hassoh i never used it, just remenbered being "visual" 04:40
godsmokewell, grub has had splashimage for a while04:40
godsmokeit's a far better choice04:40
closuredoes usplash hide that text when your box is booting?04:42
TechLord_Workhow do you do a splash screen with kubuntu?04:42
closureusplash im' asuming04:42
closureor these above04:43
segfault2kyeah04:45
segfault2kusplash show a "boot" image :D04:45
apokryphosErm, where is the grub.conf? I don't see it in /etc04:45
segfault2kmenu.lst04:45
da_bon_bonapokryphos: /boot/grub/menu.lst04:45
eckhartgoing to test usplash ;-)04:46
apokryphosok, was already editting that bugger :P04:46
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segfault2kdid you test it eckhart 04:49
eckharthm04:49
segfault2k?04:49
eckhartdoes not work too well04:49
eckhartat least it worked04:49
eckhartit takes 5 seconds until you can see the splash04:49
eckhartand it leaves around 5 seconds before you get to x04:50
eckhartwell, just my personal experience04:51
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eckhartwhy is the lvm package installed by default?04:55
eckharti just don't think a normal user will ever use it04:55
haggaieckhart: it depends what you mean by a normal user.  lvm functionality is available through the installer, and it is really annoying if you install on a machine with lvm partitions and don't have lvm available04:57
eckharthm, ok04:58
hungereckhart: Everybody should use LVM anyway... Take it as a hint.04:59
eckhartit just annoyed me seeing the lvm startup every time i boot04:59
hungereckhart: Remove it... and save a couple of ms during boot.04:59
eckhartwell, ok, i now just removed it04:59
eckhartand space05:00
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hungereckhart: How much? 50K?05:00
eckhartnow, not disk space05:01
eckhartspace on the screen05:01
eckharti now can easily see the more important boot messages05:01
eckhart;-)05:01
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eckharthm05:05
xamdmhi @ all05:05
apokryphosRiddell: hm, did it not arrive? 05:06
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Riddellapokryphos: website e-mail?  got that, looks good05:06
xamdmanyone here uses usplash ??, if so i uploaded a kubuntu-theme at www.kde-look.org :-)05:07
apokryphosOk; I'll send.05:07
carambolas i understood u can remove LVM ?05:07
Riddellxamdm: cool, add a link from http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KubuntuArtwork05:07
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xamdmok ill do :-)05:08
eckhartcarambol: just apt-get remove lvm05:08
carambolok05:08
xamdmRiddell, how can i do that ??05:08
eckhartor just remove the init symlinks05:08
apokryphosxamdm: does the red bar on usplash not go over the kubuntu logo/writing05:08
eckhartif you remove lvm, you also have to remove ubuntu-base05:08
apokryphosxamdm: it's a wiki; you can just edit the page... you'll have to register first05:09
eckharti did not experience any negative effects of that yet05:09
eckhartbut don't say i haven't warned you05:10
carambolbut its not installe05:10
carambolremove gnome?05:10
xamdmapokryphos, in 1024 and 1280 it worked fine05:11
xamdmapokryphos, i hope that in future versions it would be possible to change the colour :-)05:12
eckhartxamdm: how does it look in 1280?05:12
apokryphossure is ugly, isn't it =). It's probably possible now... the person doesn't give much information on where the config file is etc.05:12
xamdmeckhart, 1280x1024 looks good :-)05:12
eckhartok05:12
eckharti'll give it a try05:13
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xamdmeckhart, usplash is not final jet, so don't expect to much05:13
eckhartxamdm: i read it05:13
eckhartxamdm: just copying it to /etc/usplash/ is sufficient?05:14
eckharthow does usplash know which one to take?05:14
xamdmunpack the file and just copy the image, maybe rename the old image :-)05:14
eckhartif i had multiple ones there?05:14
xamdmit uses background.jpg :-)05:15
eckhartok05:15
xamdmeckhart, ore rename the otherone to ubuntu and the newone to kubuntu and make a link to background.jpg :-)05:15
segfault2kdid you have the permission of the author? of the wall?05:16
xamdmsegfault2k, isn't the kubuntu stuff gpl ??, if not where can i ask him ??05:16
segfault2kno idea05:16
segfault2kXD05:16
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xamdmsegfault2k, jou did the other theme ??, how is it going with the grup-image ??05:19
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segfault2ktomorrow i will do it05:19
segfault2ki have troubles with my family right now :S05:19
eckharthm05:19
segfault2kand right now im going to see my girlfriend05:19
eckhartcould you please again post the link to the splash?05:19
segfault2khttp://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=2269505:20
xamdmhttp://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=22714&PHPSESSID=d5c04a3b192fbf026d894efab4dd62c705:20
segfault2kwithout the PHPSESSID05:21
segfault2kXD05:21
xamdmoh, copy paste :-)05:21
eckharthm05:21
segfault2kis ok05:21
segfault2k:P05:21
eckhartwhy does konqui always want to save that file as png05:21
xamdmtry kget 05:23
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segfault2kXD05:23
xamdmusplash is a great app :-)05:24
segfault2kyup'05:25
segfault2kbut is need more work05:25
segfault2ka gradient progress bar05:25
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segfault2ka virtual console o show on the image05:25
segfault2klike bootsplash do05:25
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segfault2kwhat happen?05:25
eckhartthe splash screen is nice05:25
segfault2kwhich?05:26
eckhartyours05:26
segfault2kthanks05:26
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segfault2klook05:26
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eckhartbut the progress bar was painted red05:26
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segfault2keckhart: 05:26
segfault2khttp://kakariko.homelinux.org/~segfault/kdm.jpg05:26
eckhartscreen shot ;-)05:27
segfault2khahaha05:27
segfault2kyeah05:27
segfault2kXD05:27
segfault2klol05:27
xamdmlooks great05:27
segfault2kwell  have to go05:27
segfault2ktake care everyone05:28
segfault2kgood bye05:28
xamdmcu05:28
eckhartcu05:28
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apokryphos join #apokryphos05:34
apokryphosurhm.05:34
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pussfellerim impressed... dist-upgrdade and kubuntu-desktop actually worked with no problems05:54
hungerNot pulling GTK onto the system is indead a challange.05:55
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pussfellerthis would have taken days on gentoo and wouldnt have worked anyways05:55
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TechLord_Workdoes konnquer support firefox extensions05:55
MarkrianTechLord_Work, no05:55
hungerTechLord_Work: Nope.05:56
TechLord_Workthat sucks05:56
TechLord_Workso i still need to run firefox05:56
pussfelleror write them yourself 05:57
pussfelleri dont think you need to know c++ to add context menus to konqy05:57
hungerTechLord_Work: Well, the stuff I thought I'd miss is actually there...06:00
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=== Topic for #kubuntu: Release Candidate Released: http://kubuntu.org/hoary-release-candidate.php | Wiki: https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/Kubuntu | Feedback please: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KubuntuReleaseCandidateComments | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KubuntuReleaseCandidateKnownProblems
=== Topic (#kubuntu): set by kioels at Sun Apr 3 00:25:16 2005
(Bicchi/#kubuntu) so here are my choices: mandrake(right now in my computer), fedora (is there a future to this distro), ubuntu (new kid on the block), gentoo(too hard to install) ? any other choices?08:15
trekedebian08:16
Bicchii just said ubuntu. free08:16
trekesuse08:16
gdhSure, Novell has a desktop linux, there's Linspire, SuSE, Slackware, the Hurd, OS/2 =)08:16
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gsuvegre08:16
trekedebian and ubuntu are not exactly the same thing08:16
trekethey are very closely related, but not the same08:16
gdhthink about it, if they were the same thing, one wouldn't exist =)08:16
Bicchiyeah, but i need the pros/cons i know that they exist list your comments please.08:16
gdhComing from MDK, you want an easy desktop. Ubuntu/Kubuntu is that.08:17
gdhI can't speak for any others.08:17
Bicchigood point08:17
trekeThe downside to debian is you don't have stable releases that are particularly useful on the desktop08:17
gdhwell, useful if you live in 200208:17
Bicchisuse anyone ?08:18
Bicchislackware ?08:18
trekethings work well out of the box, but the downside is that it's suse08:18
ataxicslackware yeh08:19
ataxicwhat about it?08:20
Bicchigood/bad/ugly ?08:20
ataxicgood08:20
ataxicbut if you are afraid of the commandline you better stick with windows08:20
trekeI'd be inclined to say the two best choices out there at the moment are fedora and ubuntu08:21
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Bicchii think i am going to give ubuntu a shot. if i want to keep windows, do i need to partition my drive before i run the installer (partition magic)? 08:21
godsmokeno, you just need to have either unpartitioned space, or linux paritions already08:22
Bicchithats the thing i just have windows installed on that pc.08:22
godsmokeso then you need to resize the partitions08:22
TsuroerusuWell, the defrag your hard drive and use partition magic08:22
TsuroerusuThat should do the trick08:22
TsuroerusuI would preffer to back stuff up and reinstall the whole thing or getting a second hard drive, but that's just my way of doing stuff ;)08:24
Bicchidoes it matter where the partition sits. before windows xp, after windows. etc. what about the swap, what should come first. second?08:24
Bicchithe linux partition htat is08:24
gdhLinux doesn't care. Windows might :)08:24
ataxicslackware is more of a linux you have to work for really, i learned a lot of linux stuff with it, I cant say that when i was using redhat08:24
trekedoesn't really matter for linux08:24
ataxicpoint and click doesn't teach much08:24
gdhslackware is a fantastic distro to learn real skills on.. real compiling from source and satisfying dependencies by hand...08:25
Bicchiataxic: that is why i was looking into gentoo.08:25
trekeas long as windows is happy linux can work itself out08:25
gdhlots to learn about kernels / link errors08:25
buzsatisfying dependency by hand is for masochists08:25
trekegentoo isn't going to teach you much.08:25
buzor people with way too much time08:25
ataxicBicchi: i go BSD if I want port stuff08:25
gdhonce you know all that core stuff you can happily move onto something more managed08:25
buzyeah BSD got ports right08:25
TsuroerusuActually, if a totally new Linux user comes to me and asks what distro to use, I would say SuSE Linux08:25
ataxici must say kubuntu is really nice, kinda lazy linux :)08:26
gdhin the knowledge that you have that to go back to should you need it.08:26
buzgentoo didn't get much anything right08:26
buzyeah08:26
buzi'd use freebsd if there was decent java support for it08:26
TsuroerusuHehe ;)08:26
trekeif you just want to fiddle around, forget gentoo and build a linux install by hand08:26
ataxicor netbsd08:26
buzOTOH, now that i dropped my stupid CS classes, i' probably won't need it very often08:26
TsuroerusuI never managed to get the darn BSD installed :P08:26
trekeif you want something useful go with fedora/ubuntu/suse08:26
buzinstalling a bsd is probably easier than most linuxes08:26
godsmokeheh08:26
buzsuse ain't useful08:26
TsuroerusuI couldn't get the freaking port system to work08:26
godsmokethis is a sad discussion08:27
buzwhat's so hard about cd portdir && make && make install ?08:27
Tsuroerusu:S08:27
godsmokeoh yay -- a package vs. compiling discussion08:27
Bicchifight fight08:27
godsmokethis has gotta be the first time anyone's brought this up08:27
TsuroerusuI just went through the installer and selected stuff and hit enter when it was ready to install08:28
TsuroerusuWorked out bad08:28
TsuroerusuSuSE's great if you like a shiny control panel08:28
TsuroerusuWhich I actually do because I don08:28
buzsuse sucks if you want to upgrade your system08:28
godsmokedude used to be a great beast -- then it went down the toilet08:28
Tsuroerusu't really have the time for CLi in the week days08:28
godsmokesuse*08:28
godsmoke:)08:28
TsuroerusuLOL08:28
TsuroerusuI've never had a problem with it08:28
godsmokesuse and debian were where it was at08:28
godsmokethen things changed08:28
TsuroerusuWhat's wrong with Debian?08:29
godsmokeubuntu has some nice offerings08:29
TsuroerusuAhhh yeah old stuff ;)08:29
godsmokebut ...08:29
trekeTsuroerusu: they can't get a release out the door.08:29
godsmokenothing's wrong with debian08:29
gdhdebian loves itself too much :)08:29
godsmokeTsuroerusu: not if you run unstable/cutom repos08:29
LeeJunFanTsuroerusu: the stable version is mezozoic08:29
godsmokethe stable version is STABLE08:29
godsmokenobody has a concept of this08:29
trekecustom repositories are a maintenance nightmare in my experience08:29
godsmokestable is for the enterprise08:29
gdhindeed :)08:29
gdhyis =)08:29
godsmokeit's not for you home server08:30
godsmokeso get over yourself08:30
buzWTF can run a company on 3 year old software08:30
LeeJunFanDon't get me wrong, that's not always a problem. Sometimes it's desired.08:30
godsmokeit's not old -- it's built to be this way08:30
godsmokebuz: you obviously don't have any experience in the corporate world08:30
TsuroerusuWell, I think Debian will have serious problems in the future if they don't get their act together08:30
buzyeah i do. usually it's the old boxes that get owned08:30
LeeJunFanMy most reliable vehicle ever is my 70 chevy with about 300k miles on it, but it doesn't have air conditioning or power brakes, etc....08:30
godsmokeunfortunately, ubuntu is not a fix for debian -- it's a really different beast08:30
gdhAnother sarge freeze 'really soon now' was announced this week =)08:31
godsmokebuz: no, it's not, retard08:31
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godsmokeboxes that aren't updated are vulnerable -- "old" does not mean lacking in updates08:31
godsmokeall security patches are rushed into stable08:31
Tsuroerusu"Really soon" in the Debian language means in a thousand years :P08:31
godsmokeTsuroerusu: that's typical for donation communities08:31
buzdebian stable still carries exim 3 for chrisssakes08:31
buzthat doesn't even get updated anymore08:32
godsmokebuz: get over yourself08:32
gdhthe only 0wnage I have ever had on stable was because I backported a package and forgot to keep it updated.08:32
LeeJunFangodsmoke: right - it's rather nice on a server running debian to not have to update the whole sysem every year because X distro dropped support for version X.08:32
buznor does anyone actually have a clue how it worked back in the day08:32
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trekestable is one thing. Pushing three years with no sign of a release is a completely different story.08:33
buzexactly08:33
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godsmokethat's really not educated08:33
godsmokethat's not the way an enterprise runs08:33
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TsuroerusuIs Bruce Perens still with Debian?08:33
godsmokein fact, most enterprises update their back systems every 5- 7 years08:33
trekeDebian is not targeted soly at the enterprise.08:33
gdhno change = good thing08:33
godsmoketreke: stable is08:33
buzenterprise uses redhat08:33
buzor suse08:33
TsuroerusuThat's amish thinking :P08:33
buzthey want support08:33
trekeNor is it necessary to simply support one release.08:34
LeeJunFanhah08:34
TsuroerusuNo change --> good thing = Amish thinking08:34
trekeLook at redhat's support schedule. Release every 18 months. Support for 5 years.08:34
buzyeah08:34
godsmokeand look at REDHAT!08:34
gdhTsuroerusu: OK no change on a server = good thing08:34
godsmokeit's a piece of shit08:34
buzthey DO new releases08:34
gdhRed Hat has employees :)08:34
godsmokeit's the most vulnerable major linux distro in the world08:34
trekePeople who need to upgrade upgrade, and people who don't want to change can stick with an older supported release08:34
buzexactly.08:34
buzbut not even givning the option for a sane update08:34
LeeJunFanDebian is a different tool for a different job. Get over it. Quit trying to turn the cresent wrench into a screwdriver and just get a damn screwdriver if that's the tool you want!08:35
godsmokeI'm done08:35
godsmokebye08:35
gdhNow it's time to cook sausages - I'll check back in a while - have fun :)08:35
TsuroerusuAnyone know when the final Hoary of Ubuntu and Kubuntu will be out?08:37
buz10th i think08:37
LeeJunFanSupposed to be friday.08:37
TsuroerusuDamn08:37
buzwhy08:37
buzwill hoary get updates after that?08:37
TsuroerusuIt said the 6th on the Ubuntu site :P08:37
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itayhi!08:38
itayI install kde from ubuntu08:38
itaybut I have some problems08:38
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TsuroerusuWhat's the problem itay?08:38
Beineribuz: universe08:39
itayevery time I turn on the PC and kde starts, it stucks in the second icon. 08:39
itayI restart the X08:39
TsuroerusuHmmmmmm08:39
TsuroerusuThat sounds major weird08:39
itayand then it stucks again08:39
TsuroerusuHmmmm08:39
buzuniverse contains m7908:39
LeeJunFanitay: forever? have you tried leaving it for a few mins?08:39
buzand is pretty broken08:39
itayI need to restart X three time before kde starts08:39
TsuroerusuHmmmmmmmm08:40
trekebuz: do the fonts match the rest of kde a bit better now?08:40
buzyeah they do08:40
LeeJunFanitay: it could be a DNS problem that just takes the amount of time for your machine to "resolve" as it does to restart X 3 times.08:40
trekebuz: last time I tried it they were double the size :)08:40
buzbut there's also a kde plugin for oo1.1.3 now08:40
TsuroerusuWhat does a DNS problem has to do with KDE?08:40
trekebuz: sweet08:40
buznothing at all08:40
buzopenoffice.org-kde08:41
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trekeTsuroerusu: kde may be trying to look up your hostname08:41
itayso what should I do?08:41
LeeJunFanTsuroerusu: if your hostname doesn't resolve.08:41
TsuroerusuLinux had issues when starting the Network devices08:42
LeeJunFanitay: open a shell, type hostname, see if your hostname is listed in /etc/hosts08:42
itayitay@ubuntu:~$ hostname08:42
itayubuntu08:42
itayitay@ubuntu:~$ cat /etc/hosts08:43
itay127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost ubuntu08:43
itay# The following lines are desirable for IPv6 capable hosts08:43
itayfe00::0 ip6-localnet08:43
itayff00::0 ip6-mcastprefix08:43
itayff02::1 ip6-allnodes08:43
itayff02::2 ip6-allrouters08:43
itayff02::3 ip6-allhosts08:43
LeeJunFanif everything is good there, there could also be a problem with a tmpfile somewhere, you may want to clear /tmp and /var/tmp08:43
trekelooks good 08:43
LeeJunFanitay: also - take a look at /var/log/kdm for clues.08:44
uniqitay: make sure networking is enabled.. and the lo interface is up.08:44
uniqgrep 'auto lo' /etc/network/interfaces08:44
itayitay@ubuntu:~$ cat /var/log/kdm08:45
itaycat: /var/log/kdm: No such file or directory08:45
itayitay@ubuntu:~$ grep 'auto lo' /etc/network/interfaces08:45
itayauto lo08:45
LeeJunFankdm.log08:45
itaykdm.log is empty08:46
LeeJunFanitay: are you using kdm to log in?08:46
uniqkdm isn't the problem when you're already logged in.08:46
LeeJunFanuniq: true. nevermind.08:46
uniqif it stops at the second icon you're already logged in.08:46
uniqyou could check ~/.xsession-errors08:46
uniqfor clues08:47
itaywhen I install KDE, I was asked: kdm/gdm. I chose the first.08:47
uniqbut i would recommend making sure the lo interface is up.. in the first place.08:47
uniqitay: do a simple 'ifconfig'08:48
uniqwhat's teh output? 08:48
itayto paste it08:48
uniqnot needed.08:48
uniqlo        Link encap:Local Loopback  08:48
uniqis there.. isn't it? 08:48
itaythere is lo        Link encap:Local Loopback08:49
uniqok. good.08:49
itayI connected through pppoeconf08:49
uniqthen loopback is up.. 08:49
LeeJunFanWhat is the second icon? I've got a friend who's system hangs for a short while while KDE is checking all the media on startup. he's got 2 DVD drives and a 7in one media reader.08:50
uniqsystem services.08:51
uniqitay: how long does it hang? - forever? 08:51
itayI waited 10 second and then restart it08:51
uniqtry giving it 1 min or something.. 08:52
uniqsome timeout settings might be set a little high. 08:52
itayI will try and back08:54
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buzmhh oo2 still don't use native kde printing dialogs08:55
buzaside of that, it looks much better tho08:56
buzsafe for that fact that it just crashed opening a pretty simple oo1.1 doc08:57
closurewhat is a better bit torrent client than that gnome bt crap that came with ubuntu?08:57
buzazureus08:57
buzbut it needs java08:57
trekeI'm satisfied with qtorrent myself08:57
buzotoh, most BT users probably won't care for licensing issues with java. or any licensing issues at all ;-)08:58
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itayhi!09:04
itayI waited 30 seconds on the third icon and then it starts09:04
itaywhat can I do? it should take 2 second09:04
itayhello?09:05
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itayis there somebody here?09:05
DaSkreechMaybe?09:06
itaymaybe yes, maybe not. maybe both...09:06
itaydo you know how to solve my problem?09:07
Hassbuy a faster computer xDDD09:07
Hassseriously: i don't know, google is the answer, it's the key09:08
LeeJunFanitay: sorry, was in the shower.09:10
DaSkreechWhats the third icon?09:11
itayI am not sure, I am not using english09:11
itaysomething with components09:11
DaSkreechThe third icon in what?09:11
LeeJunFanLemme try mine. brb09:12
DaSkreechWhen you are loading KDE?09:12
LeeJunFaninitializing periphs.09:12
itaywhat do you? at startup09:12
itaymean*09:13
DaSkreech Yes09:15
LeeJunFanitay: log out with that user and do the following from a console ' rm -rf /var/tmp/* ; rm -rf /tmp'09:15
LeeJunFanitay: I think it might be a messed up ksycoca which is in /var/tmp/09:15
itaylog out from the X server, to be in a console?09:16
LeeJunFanitay: yep.09:16
LeeJunFanitay: yes.09:16
itayhow do I do it. when I "ALT-CTRL-BACKSPACE", X just restart09:16
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LeeJunFanitay: you don't need to quit kdm for this. just ctrl-alt-F109:17
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LeeJunFanitay: you should be logged out though, and at the login screen when you ctrl-alt-f1.09:17
_ReDRuM_oook... n00b alert :) i just installed this ubuntu and it's the first non-source distro i've taken a liking to, nice job guys :D my gripe ... where's KDE :( i'm upgrading to hoary and got told to come here... what do i do? :)09:18
_ReDRuM_is it in hoary?09:18
LeeJunFan_ReDRuM_: install kubuntu-desktop09:18
_ReDRuM_aha :D09:18
_ReDRuM_thanks09:18
_ReDRuM_that install was slick09:19
LeeJunFan_ReDRuM_: kubuntu and ununtu are same distro, only kubuntu installs kde by default, ubuntu=gnome. If you were to DL the kubuntu install media you would have gotten kde to start with.09:19
_ReDRuM_LeeJunFan: yeh... i wanted "stable" though... didnt realise it wouldnt have KDE in until too late (downloaded a zillion distros and have been running through them all)09:19
LeeJunFan_ReDRuM_: stable in a few days :)09:20
_ReDRuM_sweet :)09:20
_ReDRuM_im sure debians package manager can handle cleaning out the gnomes09:21
LeeJunFan_ReDRuM_: yeah, apt, or synaptic, or kynaptic, kpackage, etc... be careful it doesn't go wild and remove all your gtk, some of it's still useful. :)09:22
_ReDRuM_eh ill put it back if it does09:22
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Hassoohh, dependecy hunt is so 90's xD09:23
_ReDRuM_heh09:24
_ReDRuM_still dont trust those package managers on my serverd09:24
_ReDRuM_tried it once... ick09:24
_ReDRuM_but on my desktop... sweet as09:24
LeeJunFan_ReDRuM_: they are nice, timesaver anyway. They seldom really screw up. And then it's usually because the operator at the keybd told them to do something wrong.09:25
_ReDRuM_never used gentoo then? :)09:25
_ReDRuM_"sorry we broke glibc!"09:25
LeeJunFan_ReDRuM_: nope, I personally don't have the time to take away from working on my own code to wait to compile someone elses. :)09:26
trekeI wouldnt base my opinion of package managers on portage :)09:26
LeeJunFan_ReDRuM_: not for a whole distro anyway.09:26
_ReDRuM_treke: lol... i dont think its so much portage as the dodgy ebuilds09:27
LeeJunFan_ReDRuM_: yeah, a package manager is only as good as it's weakest package. :)09:27
Hasshey, but seeing the output of gcc compiling teachs you unix, don't it? xDD09:27
trekeI blame both though. Portage for example doesnt do any dependency checking on package removal09:27
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_ReDRuM_revdep-rebuild puts stuff back in09:28
_ReDRuM_convoluted but it works :)09:28
LeeJunFanHass: maybe if you have a 386 you can read it fast enough on your system :)09:28
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_ReDRuM_Hass: gentoo isnt my favorite distro anymore... it was for a bit, drew me back from using BSD then i went back to slack which is where i entered the unix world in 94. tried mandrake, redhat, fedora, mephis, knoppix.... *flicks through cds*09:30
_ReDRuM_a few more :) anyhow. i like this ubuntu. it might even get to sit still without being reformatted after a few months :)09:31
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_ReDRuM_LeeJunFan: you a kubuntu developer?09:33
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pussfellermaybe its just me, but I think portage screws up after awhile, unless you stay totally current, and even tehn probably09:47
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DaSkreechI can't get kate to work10:08
DaSkreechError message is Kate Probably crashed :(10:08
TechLord_Workare you using sudo with it?10:11
buzkdesu kate works for me10:15
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_ReDRuM_pussfeller: funny enough - i've had more luck with a system running unstable than one running stable (in gentoo) :)10:19
=== _ReDRuM_ is installing all the kubunutu stuff now
_ReDRuM_those "this package isnt authentic!" messages are scarey.10:19
spiralhi10:19
_ReDRuM_spiral - hi10:20
DaSkreechWhy do I have to kdesu?10:20
DaSkreechTechLord_Work: Sudo doesn't work btw10:21
delltony_i have  question since my system is totally kubuntu now. i have a garmin 2610 (gps system) and would like to update my maps and the bios software to the device. is it possible to do this on linux or do i need to install vmware? just curious how the guru's do it10:22
buzi'd guess you're better off asking garmin or some such10:22
gdh'the device' ?10:22
gdhOh, a garmin's a standalone unit...10:23
gdhrighto, no idea =)10:23
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_ReDRuM_does the newest release of kubuntu come with the ability to do lvm for the root partition or would i have to do that myself?10:26
=== _ReDRuM_ allocated 300mb for root and noticed its scarily full on the test pc
DaSkreechbuz: Why have an option in themenu that can't run?10:27
gdhroot shouldn't have that much stuff :)10:27
buzwhat option10:27
DaSkreechkate10:27
DaSkreechit works with kdesu10:28
_ReDRuM_gbh - i agree.... but it does :(10:28
gdhso symlink /root/work to /home/root_work or something?10:28
_ReDRuM_prob because i installed warty then straight away upgraded to hoarty id imagine these compatbility libraries everywhere10:28
gdhand move all your junk into /root/work? :)10:28
_ReDRuM_gbh - i mean root as in 10:28
_ReDRuM_the / dir10:28
gdhAhh :)10:28
DaSkreechyou made a 300 Mb /?10:29
DaSkreechWow10:29
gdhSeems a little miserly , mind10:29
_ReDRuM_yup10:29
DaSkreechI made a 100 once but that was by mistake10:29
gdhI guess you have seperate /var and /usr and /home ?10:29
_ReDRuM_hey im used to slackware 300 would be overkill in slack :)10:29
_ReDRuM_gdh - of course10:29
_ReDRuM_theyre all fine.... maybe i was a bit stingy didnt realise just how many libs all that stuff was going to need.10:30
_ReDRuM_mind you they should be in /usr not /lib so i dunno why its almost full.,10:30
_ReDRuM_if i mount / as an LVM i can grow it if i later notice some strange package put 400 mb of rubbish in /lib :)10:32
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_ReDRuM_nothing from the kde section should put anything in the root partition right?10:34
_ReDRuM_cause i just tried to merge the whole of kde as a test for this system and id hate to see it fail10:34
gdh:)10:35
buzlazy sucker that i am, i just use one giant partition for everything ;-)10:35
gdhbuz: Snap :)10:35
buzaaah xfs seems stable for now10:35
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buzand i put all important stuff on freebsd servers anyhow ;-)10:35
_ReDRuM_buz - which you also partitioned with a single / dir :P10:35
buztwo actually10:36
buz home and /10:36
_ReDRuM_heh /home?10:36
BamaJankToday while trying to setup a new user using KUser, I had to delete a user that was listing as UID 0.  When I did this it deleted root as well.  This removed root, so I could no longer invoke sudo.  I have tried to simply use the .bak files for /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/group.  Now I have dcop errors when trying to log in, x server has errors and KDE can not start.  What am I missing?10:36
gdhYou 'had' to delete a user listed as UID 0?10:36
_ReDRuM_i hope the freebsd syslogd is as crappy as the linux ones and promptly dies if some broken package ever decides to log more than 2 gigs of data to it :)10:36
buzi dont use broken software ;-)10:37
buzbesides, / is about 15G10:37
BamaJankYes, the user was not setting up correctly, no home created, etc., it shouldn't have been setup as UID 0, so I removed it10:37
_ReDRuM_eh... you code it all? its beyond your control - you never know10:37
buzyeah i write my own os, 10:37
_ReDRuM_leet.10:37
_ReDRuM_ill put it on my neural network on my carrebian island archipelligo10:37
buznah really, the day i start doing that i want to get comitted10:38
DaSkreechBamaJank: I'm pretty sure the user you created wasn't UID010:38
BamaJankLOL10:38
BamaJankIn any event the user I deleted wasn't root, but root went with it, I wasn't deleting the UID, only the user name10:39
BamaJankso if it took root, and I saw the user listed as UID 0, I think I know what I am talking about10:39
BamaJankthanks just the same10:39
_ReDRuM_buz: installed a system the other day without identd on it and the default /etc/inetd.conf had identd enabled - few hours later i noticed syslogd was dead - 2 gig syslog file10:39
buzmhh bsd does newsyslog religiously10:40
buzafter 100K or so10:40
_ReDRuM_i've forgotten too much bsd... used to love it but i foolishly got roped back into linux when i saw portage and thought "oh wow! /usr/ports++" then later sadly discovered the two +'s were for bloating and breakage10:41
buzif you go back, try dragonflybsd10:42
buzfar and beyond the most innovative OS these days10:43
_ReDRuM_a bold statement with 20 bazillion "OS"10:43
_ReDRuM_i feel like i need a mapbook lately10:43
buzof the ones you can actually use for anything beyond "ah, it might work"10:43
_ReDRuM_heh that'll be the day10:44
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_ReDRuM_anything important now i just use slackware minimal install and do it by hand10:44
buzit's like a fork of freebsd 4 that actually works10:44
buzright now, its freebsd for me on servers and kubuntu on desktops10:44
_ReDRuM_i had a system run freebsd for 5 years10:44
_ReDRuM_it crashed once.10:45
buzif it crashes, it's usually because of the hardware10:45
_ReDRuM_probably a random glitch10:45
_ReDRuM_nothing's perfect10:45
buzyeah that sort of crap happens10:45
gdhHeh and tell that to the hardware vendor :)10:45
buzi've seen boxes who would run for half a year, then reboot, then run 1 year10:45
gdh'Install RHEL3 and then tell us if it crashes'10:45
buzyeah right i got 3 years time to test it10:46
_ReDRuM_heh10:46
_ReDRuM_refreshing to notice the amount of cross-system people who are lurking in here10:46
_ReDRuM_making me more confident this is going to be as cool as i think it is10:46
buzgf + family all have OSX10:47
_ReDRuM_i've only played with the gnomes for a few hours10:47
_ReDRuM_need my kde back10:47
buzsince they got there from win, i barely ever need to fix anything10:47
buzgnome suxors10:47
_ReDRuM_yup10:47
_ReDRuM_gnomes belong in gardens10:47
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gdhUbuntu's 'Update Manager' like Windows Update is very pleasant :)10:47
buzi thought tolkien stories10:47
buzUpdate Manager? WTF is that10:47
_ReDRuM_buz: you want something tolken story named that works hot try horde10:48
_ReDRuM_horde is great10:48
gdhbuz: It's a dumbified synaptic10:48
buzi can call apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade myself, thankyou ;-)10:48
gdha la Windows Update Automatic Update...10:48
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buzi hate windows update10:48
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buztruly braindead piece of code10:48
_ReDRuM_windows update has sucessfully killed 3 systems of mine10:48
gdh_ReDRuM_: It killed our scanner this week... 10:48
_ReDRuM_im never putting windows on anything again10:49
buzyeah10:49
gdhHP scanjet... the scanning software is built on IE... and now gets JScript errors...10:49
buzi've finally decided to tell everyone who wants me to fix their windows box ($ or not) to shove it up their collective asses10:49
_ReDRuM_gdh: smooth.10:49
gdhand that's even after downloading the newest HP driver release (TWO HUNDRED MEGABYTES)10:49
buzREALLY NICE10:49
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delltony_buz: you too :)10:49
delltony_haha10:49
delltony_i have been doing that for a while now10:49
delltony_tell them use linux or shut up10:49
gdhAnnoyingly, even VueScan on Windows didn't find the scanner connected, tho Windows' own basic scanning software works on it10:50
gdhI hate Windows so much :)10:50
_ReDRuM_i've been looking for a low-maintenence enough distro to be able to say to everyone "use linux"10:50
buzkubuntu might be just that10:50
gdh"yes and you can still run azureus"....10:50
buznow if only openoffice 2 worked smoothly10:50
buzLOOOL10:50
_ReDRuM_i thought so too - which also means its going on my desktop10:50
delltony_well if i could get my garmin to work with mapsource id be happy, the funny thing is i looked it up and the kernal supports garmin-gps so it says according to sourceforge10:51
buzits been on mine since 3 weeks.10:51
buzbefore i always went back to win10:51
gdhWine is pretty hot thesedays...10:51
_ReDRuM_buz: not just kubunutu i built it myself its a pile of junk atm and i couldnt get it working on windows either10:51
buzi don't care for wine10:51
_ReDRuM_it works but it has bugs and crashes10:51
gdhbuz: It fills a gap in the market10:51
buzrather just use vmware10:51
_ReDRuM_only use for vmware = running windows10:52
_ReDRuM_so vmware is dead too since windows is never getting near me again :010:52
gdhAh no, I've used it for devel linux stuff because UML confused me :)10:52
trekevmware is great for running linux as well :)10:52
buznow if kubuntu had qemu with accelerator, we could do away with vmware10:52
buzuml isn't much use, if you ask me10:52
gdhI tried qemu installing XP and gave up after a few hours10:53
_ReDRuM_it sucks for running linux theres much better sysems, qme if you want to screw with the os internals or xen hypervisor if you want a multisystem virtualization10:53
_ReDRuM_uml sucks too10:53
DasKreeKh_ReDRuM_: However you can run Linux on your Wristwatch :)10:53
gdhbuz: Not true... I modelled a multi-site OSPF network with UML - worked like a charm.10:53
_ReDRuM_theres better systems10:53
gdhability to add/remove links was great.10:53
gdhI saw no problem with how it worked - can't see how A. N. Other system could've done it much better.10:53
_ReDRuM_gdh: benchmarks speak for themselves - try xen :)10:54
buzgdh: i have xp running in qmeu10:54
buzits just too slow to be of much use but it works10:54
gdhbuz: <shrug> dunno - I didn't try too hard :)10:54
buzxen doesnt support win10:54
_ReDRuM_buz - i meant to replace UML not vmware10:54
gdhNever heard of xen... gugel here we come10:54
delltony_is cedega good for anything other than its selected list of games?10:55
trekedepends10:55
trekeit might work, it might not10:55
_ReDRuM_buz: btw xen will support win from what i read on some tech site the other day intel are adding a facility to their new chip so xen will be able to virtualize any os10:55
trekethat goes for the list of "supported" games as well10:55
_ReDRuM_(though it will be sub-optimal without the mods - it will work)10:55
delltony_in terms of wine-tools vs cedega which is a better way to go?10:56
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buzcedega i'd say10:56
trekedepends on what you are doing10:56
buzwell if you have hardware virtualization things look much different anyway10:56
delltony_well i just wanted a way to run dvdshrink to be honest with you10:56
trekethen wine10:56
buzbut it sure would be a cool way to use dual core10:56
buzdvdshrink didnt work for me in wine10:56
buzmight do now, tho10:56
gdhcedega has at least licensed to work with InstallShield  and DirectX so you have a better chance of running many productivity apps10:56
delltony_doesn't work in wine keeps crashing10:56
_ReDRuM_dvdshrink? re-encode :)10:57
buzdvd-rb isn't available for linux either10:57
_ReDRuM_you can just use ffmpeg no?10:57
gdhdelltony_: wine-tools is a great release :)10:57
delltony_yeah so i have been told10:57
buzffmpeg isn't really highquality mpeg210:58
_ReDRuM_have to admit havent tried it10:58
gdhdelltony_: It's almost perverse to see IE6 + Outlook Express running on a Linux desktop10:58
gdhdelltony_: http://wine.sourceforge.net/apt/hoary/10:58
_ReDRuM_only dvds i ever copied i re-encoded first with dvd-rb/whatever that encoder is called in windows and later with mainconcept10:58
buzbest one is CCE10:59
_ReDRuM_CCE that the one dvd-rb uses10:59
buzbut it's not quite legal to use it unless oyu fork out some massive $10:59
gdhYeh, It took an aeon, but I converted NTSC 60hz to PAL 50hz with CCE and the result was *stunning* - perfectly smooth, no blurring/field problems.10:59
gdhI was well-impressed :)10:59
_ReDRuM_try mainconcept out, you wont notice the difference if you tune it and even with it tuned all out for quality not speed its STILL faster than CCE10:59
buzif dual layer disks became cheap i wouldnt care about it anymore anyway11:00
_ReDRuM_buz: i doubt most of the dvds you copy is exactly legal :P11:00
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buzpoint11:01
buzotoh, it might be covered by fair use11:01
buzwho knows11:01
delltony_right blockbusters looks at me funny every time i go in there11:01
_ReDRuM_lol11:01
delltony_i rent like 10 2 day rental movies all the time11:01
=== _ReDRuM_ is too lazy for that
buzsupposedly it's even legal to leech stuff in right here11:01
buzLOL11:02
_ReDRuM_i backup all the movies i own by downloading copies off bittorrent11:02
buzyeah sure11:02
buzwe all do11:02
delltony_well i get them from newsgroups11:02
buzyeah usenet is better11:02
delltony_but i love compusa when they have the free dvds11:02
buzbut i tried to quit my addiction11:02
buzright now im clean11:02
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gdhmmm, news :)11:02
Blissex_ReDRuM_: curiously enough I do use it precisely for backup...11:02
buzfirst person who even tried to claim that ever11:03
_ReDRuM_Blissex: right.11:03
Blissex_ReDRuM_: I have bought about 80 movies, and each of them cost me enough that it is worth backing up. I backup also the most expensive bits of sw disks I buy.11:03
buzit's been YEARS since i bought any software11:04
Blissex_ReDRuM_: then i also keep a backup of my home directory in my pocket all the time, so perhaps I am a bit more backup obsessed than most.11:04
buzcan't even buy the software i use ;-=)11:04
buzwow, your /home sure is small11:04
delltony_damn but i want to pay 300 bucks to use kubuntu i do i do11:04
delltony_:)11:04
buzyou could pay it to me11:04
Blissexwell, I backup for example the original distribution media of SUSE or Debian...11:04
buzi promise i will sacrifice to the gods of ubuntu11:05
Blissexin case people haven't noticed, CDs and DVDs are _fragile_ and gets damaged easily.11:05
delltony_if it doesn't have an butt/boobs/or goochie it doesn't get backed up thats my rule :D11:05
buzso what11:06
buzdistro cds are obsolete by the time they come out of my burner11:06
_ReDRuM_Blissex: heh11:06
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buzah there's plenty of those around for myself, too11:07
_ReDRuM_boy was i dumb :)11:07
buzrealname even11:07
buzbut who cares11:07
_ReDRuM_yeh11:07
buzgoogle is so fucked up with my name that it is essneitally impossible to google for anything relevant from me11:07
_ReDRuM_hehe11:07
buzsince i am, afaik, the only person with that name, 960 hits aint that bad11:08
buzotoh, google groups finds upward 20K11:08
_ReDRuM_heh11:09
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buz_ReDRuM_: how many for you11:09
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_ReDRuM_only 3011:12
_ReDRuM_on an interesting mix of assember, c and warez groups11:12
_ReDRuM_blatently admitting to pirating software, predicting the fall of the pentium but still managing to be a smartass and win the threads while active :)11:12
buzROTFL11:12
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DaSkreechcan I Apt-get a flash plugin for Konqurer?11:13
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spiralhi11:19
DaSkreechhi11:21
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_ReDRuM_how many years before tv channels are replaced with broadband feeds11:26
motaboyDaSkreech: it should be flashplayer-mozilla 11:26
DaSkreechfor Konqurer?11:26
motaboyDaSkreech: yes11:27
_ReDRuM_anyone still have a cyrix cpu?11:29
_ReDRuM_i thought my cyrix was so cool... until i got a pentium11:29
DaSkreechIs that legal to still have one of those?11:31
_ReDRuM_possibly if your bulgarian11:31
_ReDRuM_or russian11:31
_ReDRuM_i think cracks legal in russia11:32
_ReDRuM_anyone know a nice web-based manager of iptables rules?11:32
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_ReDRuM_can you all stop asking for help with your ubuntu bugs? i cant read the screen is scrolling to fast11:35
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uniq_redrum_: I know of a qt-based gui for iptables11:36
uniqguarddog for firewalling, and guidedog for masquerading/nat.11:37
_ReDRuM_that'll do11:37
_ReDRuM_a web script would still be handy for servers but i guess ill only forget how to use it if i dont have to do it manually somewhere :)11:37
_ReDRuM_thanks11:38
uniqhappy to be useful.11:39
_ReDRuM_uniq is often useful :)11:39
uniqsure is.11:39
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_ReDRuMminor bug (of sorts) - i installed kdm and it loaded gnome11:45
trekenot really a bug. if you have gnome installed it's probably the highest priority desktop11:48
_ReDRuMcant imagine too many knomes use kdm as their dm :)11:48
_ReDRuMyeh thats why i said of sorts11:48
_ReDRuMi cant see anyone wanting to load gnome with kdm though11:48
_ReDRuMseems logical it would load kde11:48
trekeI think the problem would be that if you made kde the default, it would come up first in GDM as well :p11:50
_ReDRuMjust my opinion - the packages should make their respective desktop the default11:50
trekejust did a little checking, and basically speaking it can't11:57
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trekelooks like it just steps through the xsessions directory in order and takes the first it sees12:00

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