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kkathmanok let me know about that approach12:02
blueeelsmouche: dunno really... now i can't umount my cdrom drive... gotta figure that one out first...12:03
kkathmanblueeel: if your icon is still on the desktop, right click and choose eject12:04
blueeelkkathman: it's not...12:05
kkathmanahh ok12:05
kkathmanthats the way it worked for me12:05
smouchewell, here come the backports,  sheesh, I hate using backports...12:06
kkathmanhehe12:07
kkathmanjust a hastle getting all those public keys12:07
mrmanicblueeel: have you tried typing "sudo eject /dev/cdrom" into a terminal?12:08
smouchewell, now that I recall, I've got almost everything this script is going for already; I think I ran it and then commented out the extra repos; but I don't understand why I didn't get the JRE...12:09
kkathmanI will go check out that freemind wiki12:09
blueeelmrmanic: ahh... thanks a lot... i was just about to reboot...12:10
smouchesheesh, now it's telling me it can't install jave, because it already exists...12:10
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mrmanicblueeel: I feel your pain.  took me a couple of hours to figure out how to unmount and eject my ipod successfully12:10
mrmanic<-- dumb12:10
smouchemrmanic, I have no clue how to mount my camera, and I don't feel dumb.  well, not much.12:11
Diablo-D3mount /camera12:11
Diablo-D3mwhahaha12:12
Diablo-D3jk12:12
smouchei figured it couldn't be that easy.12:12
blueeelmrmanic: i've got no problems with my ipod... except it got stolen last week...12:12
mrmanicblueeel: that's a problem.  that sucks.12:12
mrmanicsmouche: does it show up under media:/?12:12
mrmanicsmouche: is your system a laptop?12:13
smoucheyep, laptop12:13
mrmanicsmouche: I use a pcmcia <-> compactflash adapter.12:13
mrmanicsmouche: I find it works perfectly.12:13
=== blueeel well... going to bed... see ya folks... and thanks for all the help..
mrmanicthen I just slot it into my 1 pcmcia slot12:14
smoucheI'm sure I can do it, just don't know how at them moment.12:14
mrmanicnight blueeel 12:14
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mrmanicsmouche: at least for me, as soon as I slotted it in, it figured itself out and showed up in the media kioslave12:14
kkathmanmrmanic: Good day to you sir :)12:15
mrmanicsmouche: then it was just a matter of clicking it to mount it, and right clicking, and choosing unmount to unmount it.12:15
mrmanichey kkathman 12:15
smouchewell, this is weird, kkathman -- it's telling me that java already exists.  But apps like opera insist it doesn't.12:15
kkathmansmouche, the freemind page says to just do an install of java-package12:16
kkathmanit mentions "fakeroot" you know what that is?12:16
smouchenope!12:16
smouchedo they mean sudo?12:16
kkathmanmaybe12:17
kkathmansmouche type  java -version in a shell12:17
kkathmansmouche I never installed java and my Opera didnt complain, is your homepage java based?12:18
smouchewell, what do you know, yep, I got it12:18
kkathmanCould be that your opera home page has java on it maybe?12:18
mrmanicfakeroot and sudo aren't the same.12:19
mrmanicsudo has root privileges12:19
mrmanicfakeroot only pretends to have root privileges12:19
smouchekkathman, that's a possibility, but I think opera gave me that error from the get-go -- whoa!  maybe I had a leftover config file from previous Opera12:19
smoucheI had uninstalled it...12:19
mrmanicbut can generate archives that contain files owned by root.12:19
kkathmanif I was going to do a make,  it would be better to do that with sudo, not fakeroot right mrmanic ?12:19
kkathmanor do I actually use fakeroot?12:20
mrmanicfakeroot will be more secure.12:20
kkathmanguess I should follow the instructions :)12:20
kkathmanthanks mrmanic :)12:20
mrmanicif you don't care about security, just use sudo12:20
smoucheanyway, kkathman, I can view the public mindmaps , takes forever for Sun java to load in the browser though.12:20
mrmanicI don't actually know what I'm talking about, I just glanced at the fakeroot manpage :)12:21
kkathmanmrmanic: the issue is that I got the Java SDK installed, but apparently not the JRE12:21
mrmanickkathman: I see.  I can't help you there, friend, I haven't gotten that far on this system yet.12:21
kkathmanmrmanic: not to worry, sir, I appreciate your help all the same :)12:21
smoucheSDK - "sun development kit" ? is that what that is? Weird it didn't bring the JRE in with it12:21
mrmanicsdk is generally "software development kit"12:22
kkathmanyes12:22
kkathmanyeah I dont think it does12:22
kkathmanfreemind is definitely pointing to install the java package12:22
smouchekkathman, can you see map on this page: http://freemind.sourceforge.net/PublicMaps.html12:22
kkathmannope12:23
kkathmansays I need to install the JRE of course hehe :)12:24
smouchehmm, kkathman, I think you might want to try that script I mentioned before.12:24
smoucheIt automates everything, much easier than going through the Sun site.12:25
smouchetakes a while to run, and it might try to install stuff you don't want, but I think you can say no to stuff as it goes...12:26
kkathmanIm downloading the JRE now and just following the wiki site for Freemind12:27
smouchewell, I'm happy to say that this java version loads really fast, once you run it the first time.12:27
kkathmanif that doesnt work then I'll go the other route I suppose :)12:27
smouchehere's the link again, in case, kkathman:  http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2264612:28
kkathmanthanks smouche :)12:28
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Tm_Tbrb12:37
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smouchemrmanic, I think I may do go with the memory card adaptor strategy myself.12:43
smouchegood suggestion!12:43
kkathmani'm wondering exactly what that java-package does12:44
smoucheWhich one, kkathman?12:44
kkathmanthat apt-get install java-package12:45
smouchedon't know how up to date that is...12:46
smoucheHmmm, I see microsoft is advertising on sourceforge pages; never noticed that before...12:48
kkathmanweird eh??12:49
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smouchewell, kkathman, I don't understand this at all.12:56
smoucheI've got good-enough jave to see a map on a webpage -- that used to mean, I had the right version to run freemind myself also, but12:57
smouchewhen I installed the deb, I got this garbage:12:57
smouchefreemind depends on j2re1.4 | java2-runtime; however:12:57
smouche  Package j2re1.4 is not installed.12:57
smouche  Package java2-runtime is not installed.12:57
smouche freemind depends on j2re1.4 | java-virtual-machine; however:12:57
smouche  Package j2re1.4 is not installed.12:57
smouche  Package java-virtual-machine is not installed.12:57
smouchedpkg: error processing freemind (--install):12:57
smouche dependency problems - leaving unconfigured12:57
NTolerancehrm12:57
smouchesorry to flood!12:57
NTolerancehave you tried the setup scripts on the forums?12:57
NTolerancethat's how i installed java12:57
smoucheNTolerance, yes. and I have the latest JRE installed, I believe.12:58
NTolerancehm12:58
NTolerancewhat page is giving you problems?12:58
smoucheNTolerance, it's a java app I can't install.12:59
NToleranceah12:59
smoucheI have java version "1.5.0_02"12:59
NToleranceyeah, that's the version in the setup scripts12:59
NTolerancei find this annoying about linux....you have a later version of whatever stuff, yet things won't install unless you have the older version12:59
NToleranceso you go to install the older version and it won't let you01:00
NTolerance:(01:00
smoucheThat looks like the deal here.  Ah, screw it.01:00
NTolerancei have all of problems installing python apps on ubuntu01:00
NTolerancethe python on ubuntu has a version of like python-3.3.ubuntu or something01:00
NToleranceso any program looking for python-3.3 throws a shit fit01:00
smoucheit just pisses me off 'cause I had it working on here before!  previous install though...01:00
NTolerancewell01:01
NTolerancemaybe try removing java 1.5 and finding a package for 1.4?01:01
NTolerancemight be necessary01:01
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NToleranceanyone here having problems with klaptop?01:04
NTolerancedoesn't look like the repositories got updated today  :(01:05
kkathmanNTolerance: can you check that freemind page with me and help me see what to do on one of the steps?01:08
kkathmanIm having probs with understanding...and did you tell me you did a java install?01:09
smouchekkathman, I have the java 2 runtime.01:09
kkathmansmouche could you go here:  http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/FreeMind_on_Linux#On_a_Debian_system01:09
smouchebut freemind install insists I don't.01:10
smoucheok01:10
kkathmanand help me understand something01:10
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smouchekkathman, I have no idea what they're talking about there.01:11
NTolerancei do have java installed01:11
NTolerancebut it's version 1.501:11
NTolerancenot 1.401:11
smoucheI used the directions on the main download page and did a normal dpkg -- but got errors saying I don't have java, but I do.01:12
smoucheevery page I've consulted on installing java has told me something different, so I don't know.01:12
smouchebut I can see the maps, so I should be able to run this thing!01:13
NTolerancehey, if it works, it works01:13
NTolerancewhat exactly are you trying to figure out kkathman 01:13
smouchekkathman, do you know any other apps we could test this on?  I'm about fed up with freemind! ;-(01:14
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Shapordhi 01:16
NToleranceomghi2u01:16
smouchehey, kkathman, this is interesting -- I just opened synaptic, and updated, and now it's trying to bring in some of that missing java stuff...01:16
smouchefingers crossed...01:16
smoucheit told me I have a broken package...01:17
Shapordhow to, resolution 800x600 56 mhz?, and not 60 Mhz, my monitor dont work01:17
Shapordin kde 3.4 <o01:17
NTolerancedamn man, what kind of monitor is that?01:18
NTolerancevintage 1989?01:18
Shapordjaja01:18
Shapordis svga max, resolution 800x600 56 Mhz01:18
Shapord:_(01:18
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NToleranceit's probably in a config file somwhere, be it xorg.conf or some KDE file01:19
NTolerancebut i don't know for sure01:19
ShapordI triying edit xorg.conf but nothing01:19
Shapordmy problem is edit the Mhz de refresh01:19
NToleranceright01:20
Shapord56 Mhz and not 60 Mhz ;_(01:20
ShapordI see file xorg.conf and modify 50 70   ..>  50 56 :b01:22
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Shapordbut nothing01:22
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smouchekkathman!  I got it.01:26
smoucheI didn't use all that "fakeroot" stuff, but it looks like a combination of that other script with an update in synaptic did the trick.01:27
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smouchebtw, kkathman, I got the latest release candidate for freemind, from the sourceforge page, not the one on the wiki01:27
smoucheit looks like a much better version, so far. 01:28
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NTolerancei'll have a Busch to celebrate01:38
NToleranceso what does freemind do?01:38
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smoucheNTolerance: it's sort of a variation on "mindmapper" apps, if you've seen those before.01:44
smouchebest to look at some screen shots, to have an idea:01:44
smouchejust a sec01:44
smouchehttp://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/01:45
smoucheit's fun to use for brainstorming ideas, or as a kind of freeform pim01:46
smoucheI was very dependant on it in windows; glad to finally have it working in linux01:47
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NToleranceoh01:49
NTolerancethis is like Visio01:49
kkathmansmouche...Im confused as to what that page is telling me01:56
kkathmanit says for me to download a self extracting bin, but then to do a fakeroot on something else01:56
kkathmanI didnt get any instructions on the java-package01:57
kkathmanso Im still a bit out in the cold on it01:57
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kkathmanoh well01:59
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smouchekkathman, this is what worked for me:  I ignored that page about the fake root,02:07
smoucheI used the script on ubuntu wiki to install java, or part of it anyway02:07
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smoucheI downloaded the freemind rc from sourceforge02:08
smouchedid a dpkg on it,02:08
smouchegot a bunch of errors02:08
smoucheopened synaptic, which very nicely fixed my dependency problems for me02:08
smoucheand then, magically, freemind was there, ready to go.02:09
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smouchedammit, there I am like an idiot talking at kkathman, when he quit!02:11
smouchedoh!02:11
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ice_1963i love kubuntu :0)02:28
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Shapordhi02:39
Shapordmy poblem is my driver the video02:40
Shapordmy video chipset is SIS 661FX/964L , 02:40
Shapordbut my system recognize VESA :/02:41
ShapordI see xorgcfg in textmode , in section Card, and only dirver ATI and vmware 02:41
Shapordno more02:41
Shapordplz help me :_(02:41
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fernandotclhello02:48
Shapordhi02:49
fernandotclhey Shapord 02:49
fernandotcli got a problem... i have alsa set up properly, and artsd is running fine (kde plays bells and suchlike), but amarok won't work :S02:49
Shapordeasy02:50
Shapordmotor engine02:50
fernandotcli tried both the arts and the xine engine02:50
Shapordchange for xine 02:50
fernandotclnone worked :S02:50
Shapord:o02:50
Shapordtraying other02:50
Shapordarts02:50
Shapordor xmms02:50
fernandotclhmmm i might try...02:51
fernandotclthat's rather confusing though, i expected this to work out of the box02:51
smouche_napfernandotcl: you might try installing "xine-ui" -- that brings in codecs and such that plain xine engine doesn't, I think02:53
fernandotclsmouche_nap: hmmm lemme try that...02:53
fernandotcli'm installing xine-ui right now02:54
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fernandotcli tried playing oggs... just to be sure...02:56
fernandotclyay it worked!02:57
fernandotclmany thanks smouche_nap 02:57
smouche_napcool!02:57
fernandotclcya02:57
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smouche_napyou're welcome, fernandotcl02:57
smouche_napI have to stop this habit of talking at people when they've already left.02:59
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mikerobianyone having troubles with incorrect font sizes?04:04
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smouchemikerobi, only with non-kde apps04:06
smouchefirefox fonts are absurdly small, for example04:06
mikerobiI just had that problem for the first time04:07
mikerobiused gnome-control-center to fix04:07
mikerobiin kde the proportions seem out of wack, the differnece between 10pt and 12pt seems to big, but i could be going crazy04:08
Diablo-D3actually04:09
Diablo-D3thats slightly easy to fix04:09
Diablo-D3use gnome-control-center to set the font size to 72dpi04:09
mikerobiDiablo-D3: i'm listening04:09
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Diablo-D3kde doesnt set the dpi setting for some stupid reason, and gnome defaults to what your X server is set at04:10
mikerobiis'nt it supposed to match your monitor or something?04:10
Diablo-D3nope04:10
Diablo-D3well, it _can_ match your monitor04:10
Diablo-D3but I dont think dpi is in EDID04:11
mikerobiEDID?04:11
Diablo-D3er, not edid, whatever that vesa information thing is04:11
mikerobiI set it to 72, now gnome fonts are way to small04:11
Diablo-D3set your gnome fonts to the same size your kde ones have04:12
narg_eheheh.... you know your in trouble when a program ignored sigkill... :p04:12
Diablo-D3narg_: probably locked by the kernel04:12
Diablo-D3narg_: ie, its blocked04:12
narg_hrm, I guess04:12
narg_nothing I can do then04:12
narg_my cds going to be in there for a long time methinks :p04:12
Diablo-D3well,  you _could_ reboot04:13
mikerobiDiablo-D3: gtk fonts are still 2 small04:13
narg_well, thats last resort04:13
Diablo-D3mikerobi: how odd04:13
narg_I happen to live my uptime, and I dislike killing it04:13
narg_like*04:13
Diablo-D3mikerobi: try putting the dpi at 10004:13
narg_If it doesnt let me eject in 5 min, ill reboot though04:13
mikerobiDiablo-D3: thanks04:14
Diablo-D3mikerobi: 72 and 100 are magic DPIs in X04:14
Diablo-D3same way 96 is in windows04:14
mikerobiit was set to 96 originally04:14
Diablo-D3yeah, I have no clue why gnome tries that04:15
Diablo-D3its a stupid choice, X defaults to neither04:15
Diablo-D3er, X defaults to 72 or 100, never 9604:15
mikerobiI think its an X thing, my monitor went to power save, and the fonts were different when it woke up04:15
Diablo-D3er, woah04:15
mikerobior maybe back to that crazy thing04:15
Diablo-D3thats a severe retardation thing imo.04:15
chavomikerobi, put -> Xft.dpi: 100 , in ~/.Xresources that will set the dpi to 100 when X starts04:16
narg_heh, these programs dont want to give up. Going down for a boot.04:16
Diablo-D3chavo: yeah, but that shouldnt be required =/04:17
mikerobiWhen i upgraded my system from fedora i was not happy to find my kde profile folders were wiped clean when I logged on the first time04:18
chavoDiablo-D3, probably not, but I've had it in mine for a long time.04:18
Diablo-D3mikerobi: probably some anti-fedora protection scheme04:19
mikerobiseriously?04:19
Diablo-D3remember, fedora is an evil cancer in the linux community!04:20
Diablo-D3it needs to be wiped out at all costs!04:20
Diablo-D3if you're using fedora, the terrorists have already won!04:20
mikerobiwell those folders date back to my mandrake days04:20
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chavomikerobi, I had some issues with kde settings when I upgraded to 3.4.04:21
chavoI was running mandrake for a while also.04:22
mikerobimandrake sold out, to who I'm not sure, but it went south pretty quickly04:23
mikerobisold out "metaphorically"04:23
mikerobino one should have to pay for community support04:23
chavoYeah, I don't know what's going on over there, but I used Mandrake for a long time and finally had to get away.04:24
mikerobiI can't remember what it was exactly but i uncovered somethign crippled in my last mandrake install04:24
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mikerobiI there there were source files not included, and i needed them to make some changes or something, can't remember exactly but i was mad as hell.04:26
mikerobiI there there (only americans commint english atrocities like that)04:27
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pussfelleri could never get mandrake to update out of the box using their won tools04:32
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NTolerancefedora's update manager is terrible04:36
NTolerancei installed it like 3 times and it crashed on me every time04:36
pussfellerfc3 updated for a while, and then started giving me troubles04:37
NToleranceredhat's servers are really slow04:38
pussfelleri personally think... if gentoo had packages as an option, it would be the best04:38
NTolerancei think that's what may have been causing the lockups04:38
pussfellerbut not for the general public in its present focus04:38
NTolerancei don't have any experience with gentoo, but i don't like compiling things that much04:38
chavothere are packages available in Gentoo04:38
pussfellersince when04:39
NTolerancei will admit though that the Gentoo forums have a good bit of information04:39
NToleranceon some of my wild goose chases in Linux i end up there04:39
pussfellerthe gentoo user base tends to be alot more... hands on04:39
mikerobiNTolerance: i was running fc204:39
mikerobibut it was heavily modified04:40
NTolerancei used fc304:40
mikerobiI replaced a lot of the included packages04:40
pussfellerthe tips and tricks section is pretty awesome on the gentoo forums04:40
NToleranceubuntu's is great as well....i really liked Mepis but its forums and documentation are not even close04:41
NToleranceanyone have any problems with firefox closing when you change desktops?04:42
CowlikeNTolerance: i have no problems at all with FF04:43
mikerobiCowlike: do you use thunderbird as well?04:43
Cowlikemikerobi: no   kmail04:43
Cowlikemikerobi: i used thunderbird at work but that's on win xp04:44
mikerobiThe thunderbird package cant' find my profile, but the official mozilla release works fine04:44
NTolerancedoes anyone know of an alternative to Klaptop?04:44
pussfellerglaptop?04:45
NTolerancewill it run in the KDE systray?04:45
Cowlikemikerobi: wouldn't they be using different dirs for the profile? (mozilla and thunderbird)04:45
pussfellerheh i was j/k04:45
NTolerancedamnit04:45
mikerobiCowlike: the thunderbird release from the mozilla web site04:46
mikerobihas anyone here been haven't trouble with there freenode connection?04:46
Cowlikemikerobi: ahh ok04:46
NTolerancemine has been fine04:46
Cowlikemy freenode connection never goes down04:47
pussfellerjsut afew netsplits04:47
pussfellerdang it04:47
mikerobiof late I have been having trobles, but oftc.net is fine04:47
Cowlikedoes anyone successfully use acpi hibernate on their laptop? I mean from ubuntu04:48
NToleranceno, i had problems with resuming04:49
NTolerancei've had nothing but problems with klaptop04:49
Cowlikemine crashes on resume :(04:49
NToleranceslow response, crashing, intermittantly dimming my screen, shutting down my laptop, etc04:49
Cowlikeworked under Suse though04:49
NToleranceit's a kubuntu thing probably04:49
NTolerancemy only option now is to disable klaptop and watch my battery status in torsmo04:50
NTolerancei haven't found an alternative04:50
Cowlikeyeah but sux not to be able to save your current state04:50
NTolerancethere's a battery plugin for kxdocker but i can't get it to compile04:50
Cowlikei don't care about watching the battery, just want to hibernate when done working04:50
NTolerancei would like the opposite04:51
NTolerancebut we both need a better implementation04:51
NTolerancei find it hard to believe that there's only one laptop program for KDE04:51
Cowlikei mean, i care about how low the batter is :).... main thing though is i need to hibernate04:51
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mikerobiNTolerance: uninstall the package and complie it from the latest release04:57
NToleranceklaptop?04:59
mikerobiyes04:59
NTolerancea novel idea04:59
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NToleranceis the latest version on sourceforge?05:00
NTolerancea google search is giving me random results05:00
mikerobii wouldn't now, that was my generall advice for all misbehaving packages05:00
NToleranceworth a shot05:00
mikerobiah, it looks like it is part of kdeutils05:01
NTolerancewhich, IIRC, will bust my KDE if i upgrade....with the whole kdelibs issue, right?05:01
mikerobilikely, but if you download and comple kdeutils you can probably install the klaptop files by hand05:02
NTolerancei can compile and install packages, but i don't know how to pick stuff out of a package and just install one thing05:03
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mrmanicis there a major issue with jumping from running KDE CVS and KDE 3.4?05:03
mikerobimrmanic: going back in time is generally more dangerous than going forward05:04
NTolerancefrom what i can tell kdeutils doesn't have anything in it that would cripple my system if i uninstalled it05:04
NTolerancehttp://packages.debian.org/unstable/kde/kdeutils05:04
NTolerancei wonder if my KDE would survive if i uninstalled it with synaptic05:05
mrmanicmikerobi: is this life advice or kde advice?05:05
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mikerobimrmanic: i'm not sure i reread your question, are you going from cvs to 3.4?05:06
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mrmanicI'm thinking of running CVS, but CVS breaks from time to time, so I may jump back to 3.4 in the interim, you know?05:07
Quinn_Stormmrmanic: why not install both with different prefixes05:07
Quinn_Stormmrmanic: ?05:07
mrmanicQuinn_Storm: I'd ideally like to be able to work off of the same .kde dir.05:07
Quinn_Stormmrmanic: you can use the same .kde with no trouble if you can alter $PATH and $KDEDIR on session start to point to, for example, /opt/kde/cvs/ or /opt/kde/3.4/05:08
mikerobiNTolerance: I have an idea, stay posted05:08
mrmanicQuinn_Storm: oh yeah.  that's simple enough.  I can do that easily enough.  Mostly I just want to make sure that moving back and forth won't destroy my kde settings.05:09
NToleranceok05:09
mrmanicI guess I'll have to back up before jumping back.05:09
NTolerancekdeutils doesn't look like it it depends on kdelibs05:09
NToleranceaccording to synaptic05:09
Quinn_Stormmrmanic: it shouldn't unless a kde cvs bug b0rks your settings05:09
Quinn_Stormbut yeah backups are a good idea05:09
mrmanicQuinn_Storm: thanks for the info05:10
Quinn_Stormmrmanic: sure05:12
mikerobiNTolerance: if you get a daily snapshot or the cvs release you can05:14
mikerobi./configure; cd klaptopdeamon; sudo make install05:14
NToleranceah05:14
mikerobithat will only compile and install klaptop and it should do it write on top of the version already installed05:14
NTolerancenice05:14
mikerobiyou might need to run autoconf first to generate the configure script05:15
NToleranceok, i'm hunting down the source now05:16
mikerobiftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/unstable/snapshots/05:16
mikerobior cvs05:16
mikerobithe last official release of kdeutils is 3.4 which i presume you have05:17
NToleranceyeah05:17
whiskersman i can't believe they have sdlbasic for linux now....darkbasic for windows was just getting noticed and now sdlbasic for linux is going to wipe it out05:17
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smoucheCowlike, I'm about to try hibernating with this script I found here:05:18
smouchehttp://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-users/2005-March/000033.html05:18
smoucheIf it blows up my computer, I'll let you know05:18
Cowlikesmouche: thank for the tip05:18
Cowlikei'm watching :)05:18
smoucheer, actually, I guess I'll only be able to let you know if it - doesn't - blow it up05:19
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NTolerancelet me know too05:19
Cowlikelol05:19
smouchesee you in a minute or two, I hope...05:19
whiskerswho in the world came up with sdlbasic05:19
CowlikeI think the monks on the Holy Mountain did05:20
whiskersCowlike, hard to say05:20
Cowlikeno, it's for sure05:20
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Cowlikethey had some help from Bill Gates but they eventually did it05:20
whiskersthese guys don't miss a thing....darkbasic for the dark side Windows platform was just getting some attention05:22
whiskersand now these guys already have dark basic with multimedia stuff05:22
whiskerssdlbasic05:22
Cowlikethey wrote it with Visual C++05:23
whiskersthese people don't miss anything05:23
whiskersdown to the smallest details of what MS has05:23
whiskershow are those people who spent years designing the proprietary darkbasic for the darkside ever going to charge money for their product when everybody else can get sdlbasic for free05:24
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Cowlikebecause sdlbasic is buggy as hell? personally i think it's bill g's modules that are responsible for most of the problems05:25
whiskersCowlike, did they put MS stuff in it05:25
whiskersCowlike, i haven't really looked into it05:25
Cowlikewell look into it05:26
whiskersCowlike, i am too tired.05:26
smoucheCowlike: well, it didn't blow me up, but it's not working as advertised either.  It refuses to let me shut down; just ends my session and sends me to the log-in screen.05:26
whiskersCowlike, i don't really give a damn who takes over the world ...whether its MS or IBM....it is just none of my business05:26
Cowlikethat's good, no sense sacrificing yourself to the gods05:27
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CowlikeNTolerance: i don't see how that script is going to work. all it does is run the hibernate script from ubuntu05:28
whiskersall i am saying is who in the world is going to pay for darkbasic when they can get sdlbasic for free05:31
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Cowlikeall i am saying is  because sdlbasic is buggy as hell? personally i think it's bill g's modules that are responsible for most of the problems05:32
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agneshey all!05:33
agnesis there a way to configure my network cards in kubuntu?05:33
whiskershas anybody experimented with sdlbasic...can they get these kinds of effects...05:34
whiskershttp://darkbasic.thegamecreators.com/05:34
whiskersall those years to develop darkbasic for the darkside and now they are going to be blown away by sdlbasic for free05:35
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whiskersi am even wondering if sdlbasic can use darkbasic code05:37
_brian_ Hey, I just installed kubuntu and it detected my mx1000, I was very happy untill I used my mouse, it is very glitchy. I have went into the control panel and reduced the acceleration, but this has not helped. What can I do to fix this?05:37
Diablo-D3ditch your mouse05:37
Diablo-D3the mx1000 is, sadly, not compliant with, well, anything05:38
_brian_ Hm.. I had ubuntu on my notebook (not kubuntu), and it was very good.05:38
_brian_ In windows, it is very good as well.05:38
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_brian_ Ubuntu didn't even detect the mx1000 which is the funniest part.05:39
kkathmanhowdy all :)05:39
Diablo-D3_brian_: hint: ubuntu and kubuntu are the same thing05:39
agnesodd.. where is the kubuntu equivalent of the Ubuntu network configuration tool?05:40
Diablo-D3agnes: there isnt one05:40
agnesor, for that matter, what's the name of that tool so that I can install it or apt-get it?05:40
Diablo-D3agnes: just use the ubuntu network configuration tool05:40
Diablo-D3hrm. name.05:40
_brian_  oh wait, ubuntu was on my notebook.05:40
agnesDiablo-D3: what's it called?05:40
_brian_ Not mx100005:40
Diablo-D3um.05:40
_brian_ It says I can change the resolution per inch or something, but I need to contact the manual.?05:40
_brian_Which manual is it refferring to, and why is thi shappenign05:40
Diablo-D3agnes: network-admin05:40
Diablo-D3agnes: no clue what package its in05:40
agnesDiablo-D3: thank you kindly05:40
kkathmanhowdy Diablo-D3  :)05:40
Cowlikeagnes: is what you need on the Control Center app?05:41
kkathmanand there's Cowlike :)05:41
agnesCowlike: Don't know.. Basically, I configured pppoeconf, but I want to go back to regular dhcp05:41
Cowlikeagnes: check it out05:41
Cowlikehi kkathman :)05:42
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agnesCowlike: it really doesn't seem to be.. it doesn't recognize at all that PPPOE is installed..05:42
whiskersman ....all those years to develop darkbasic...all down the drain05:42
Cowlikeagnes, can you just uninstall it and reconfigure your adapter?05:43
agnesuninstall pppoe?05:43
Cowlikey05:43
agnesCowlike: how do I reconfigure the adapter?05:43
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Cowlikeifconfig? Control Center?05:43
agnesCowlike: the issue is that I want to keep pppoe there in the long-term, and that seems like a *terrible* hack.05:43
Diablo-D3by reinstalling windows05:43
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agnescow: You're kidding.. 05:44
agnesDiablo-D3: hehe : )05:44
Cowlike:)05:44
agnesCowlike: that's like the stone age. Not in modern times.. there has to be *something* like drakconf or yast or whatever..05:44
agnesI can't find what package that network-admin is in..05:44
_brian_ Hey, what text editors were instlaled with kubuntu and in the start menu, where are they located (Just wanna do some C work.. need a text editor, lol)05:44
Cowlikeagnes: dunno05:45
Diablo-D3you _could_ just edit shit in /etc/networks/ by hand05:45
Diablo-D3you _could_ just edit shit in /etc/network/ by hand05:45
_brian_Diablo05:45
_brian_What text editor is installed with kubuntu?05:45
whiskersoh well...i am tired...i am fairly worn out on computers...and now the dern sdlbasic people are going to cause real problems with the darkbasic people05:45
Diablo-D3hint: its called /etc/network/interfaces05:45
Diablo-D3_brian_: I'd hope vim05:45
Diablo-D3otherwise kubuntu is quite broken05:45
_brian_ Wheres vim?05:46
_brian_ Located in start bar.05:46
Diablo-D3dude, just open a terminal and type vim05:46
_brian_oh, k.05:46
_brian_my bad05:46
Cowlikeif you're trying to run vi through a console, you might be in trouble...05:46
mikerobiwhiskers: sdlbasic registered at sourceforge 2 years ago05:46
Cowlikei mean through the menu05:46
_brian_ Damn.05:46
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_brian_I don't wanna run vim in konsole.05:47
Diablo-D3Cowlike: you'd assume it'd open a term...05:47
_brian_Aern't here any easy text editors like notepad in windows in kubuntu?05:47
Diablo-D3_brian_: apt-get install gvim05:47
Diablo-D3well, theres kedit05:47
CowlikeDiablo-D3: i mean, he is in trouble if he doesn't even know what vi is05:47
Diablo-D3or kwrite05:47
Diablo-D3or kate05:47
Diablo-D3Cowlike: ahh, he has to learn some time though05:47
Cowlikeif he never thought to do anything other than through the menu, he's gonna choke on vi :)05:47
_brian_ oh crap.05:48
_brian_ I remember, I have to create a root user now.05:48
_brian_ What documentation apge was that on?05:48
Diablo-D3No you dont05:48
_brian_ I forgot howe to d it already, lol.05:48
_brian_ can't apt-get w/o root05:48
_brian_:P05:48
Diablo-D3Just sudo.05:48
_brian_how do I create root anyway?05:49
Cowlikehe'd be better off with kate05:49
Diablo-D3You don't.05:49
shapordyep my problem end05:49
Diablo-D3Root is bad.05:49
shapord:D05:49
_brian_ Diablo..05:49
Diablo-D3Its doublebad ungood.05:49
_brian_ I didn't ask for what or what not it is, I asked how?05:49
Diablo-D3And I told you to get a clue.05:49
_brian_Damnit.05:49
Cowlikethere is already a root account05:49
_brian_No, i'm pretty sure I had to create one for my notebook w/ ubuntu.05:50
Diablo-D3And its stupid to do so05:50
Cowlikeno you don't, you just have to set the password05:50
Diablo-D3sudo is godly05:50
_brian_ Oh, yeah. Maybe that was it.05:50
_brian_ How do I set password?05:50
Cowlikesudo passwd root05:50
Diablo-D3all ph33r the holy sudo05:50
Diablo-D3Cowlike: you're actually letting him go along with this?05:50
Cowlikehaha05:50
Cowlikesure, why not?  it's all good :)05:51
Cowlikehe'll prolly just end up trashing the entire os within a week anyway. it's a learning experience :)05:51
agnesphew..05:51
agnesnetwork-admin was in gnome-system-tools.05:51
_brian_ Cowlike.05:51
agnesglad that's over..05:51
_brian_ I'm only using it cause I can't get gcc to work in windows.05:51
_brian_=)05:52
_brian_ I probably should had just tried out freebsd or sometihng, but the idiot me usually makes bad mistakes.05:52
Diablo-D3Cowlike: ... you can trash linux?05:52
Cowlikeindeed you can05:52
Cowlikesudo rm /etc/*05:52
Diablo-D3I've booted systems with that done05:53
Cowlikeok, then delete the kernel image :)05:53
_brian_ God damn this is glitchy.05:53
_brian_ Mx1000 is near impossible to use, lol.05:53
_brian_ I'll dump this distro just for that, lol.05:53
Diablo-D3Cowlike: nope, still booted it05:54
Cowlikewhat, with a boot disk?  :05:54
Diablo-D3no, they forgot to delete linux.old05:54
Cowlikehehe05:54
Cowlikenice05:54
Cowlikebut let a noob try that05:54
_brian_ Wait..05:54
_brian_The command gcc in konsole doens't work?05:54
_brian_Oh crap?05:55
_brian_ Hm.. maybe I need a package installed or something?05:55
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Diablo-D3Cowlike: yeah, but why would a noob need root?05:55
crimsunbuild-essential, _brian_ 05:55
Diablo-D3_brian_: apt-get install afuckingclue05:55
_brian_ Diablo.. calm down.05:55
_brian_ Christ, lol, i'm here to learn, i'm not intelligent with nix, and if you can't deal with people like me, why are you in a support channel?05:55
_brian_ Heh.05:55
_agneslast question: How do I disable a service?05:56
_brian_build-essential did not work crimsun 05:56
Diablo-D3We have... A MANUAL!05:56
Diablo-D3(and the holy chior sings)05:56
crimsun_brian_: what precisely are you trying to do?05:56
_brian_ Compile a lil c application I wrotre.05:56
_brian_Wrote*05:56
Diablo-D3if he says "build a kernel" I will kill him05:56
_brian_ I thought the cmd was either gcc or cc?05:56
crimsun_brian_: does it depend on any other libs?05:57
_brian_ No Diablo, i've been there with gentoo.05:57
_brian_HAHAHAHAH05:57
Diablo-D3apt-get install gcc05:57
_brian_ Not sure crim.05:57
Diablo-D3Seriously.05:57
_brian_damna05:57
_brian_apt-get kicks ass05:57
crimsun_brian_: installing build-essential will take care of gcc, g++, make, and libc6-dev05:57
_brian_crazy cmd05:57
Diablo-D3crimsun: except thats not the name05:57
crimsunDiablo-D3: what isn't what name?05:58
Diablo-D3oh wait it is05:58
Diablo-D3its not plural05:58
Diablo-D3speaking of which, why doesnt xchat have tab completion for package names yet?05:59
_brian_ Woohoo!05:59
_brian_ It worked!! it worked!!05:59
_brian_=D\05:59
_brian_sample file worked ==DDD05:59
_brian_*cheers in  happiness*05:59
_brian_ This mouse is really bugging me, crimsun, is there any fixes?06:00
crimsun_brian_: I haven't read scrollback, sec.06:00
_brian_ To change the last part of settings, it told me to consult the "manual"06:00
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Diablo-D3_brian_: dude, I told you to get rid of it06:00
Diablo-D3mx1000s are broken on everything but windows06:01
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Diablo-D3they simply arent usb hid compliant06:01
chrisnew here to the world of linux. how the heck can i install mozilla on kubuntu? i have downloaded the package and tried everything i know. any help out there?06:02
crimsun_brian_: you have to alter which protocol the mouse driver is using in addition to telling it the # of buttons06:02
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crimsun_brian_: use the "evdev" protocol option06:03
_brian_ Crimsun, you have heardm e wrong.06:03
_brian_ I do not have a button problem, or care.06:03
_brian_ It's that it's very glitchy movement.06:03
_brian_ I decreased the acceleration, which did nto help much.06:03
_brian_Seems way too sensitive as well.06:03
crimsun_brian_: that's precisely what I'm addressing06:03
_brian_ Oh?06:04
_brian_ It's very ahrd for me to get around atm.06:04
crimsun_brian_: the standard mouse driver protocol doesn't use the kernel's evdev interface06:04
crimsun_brian_: hence the horrid "action"06:04
Diablo-D3okay people.06:04
Diablo-D3Lets try this again.06:04
Diablo-D3the mx1000 is officially on Linus's shit list06:04
Diablo-D3for being a fucking retarded peice of hardware that will never work right on any sane system that requires complete usb hid compliancy.06:05
Diablo-D3grep the lkml if you don't believe me06:05
crimsunDiablo-D3: there are many pieces of crap that the kernel supports06:05
crimsunthe mx1000 _does_ work06:05
Diablo-D3yeah, but those peices of crap tend to work.06:05
Diablo-D3the mx1000 doesnt under linux06:06
Diablo-D3it has the exact same problem _brian_ is describing06:06
Diablo-D3its been reported seperately about 5 times now on the lkml06:06
Diablo-D3and countless times on distro specific bug trackers06:06
crimsuneven with the evdev driver?06:06
_brian_ MX1000 is a very good mouse.06:06
crimsuns/driver/protocol/06:06
_brian_ I hate to break it to you, but it is the best damn gaming mouse i've ever used seen the razor boomerslang I beleive it is called.06:07
Diablo-D3heh06:07
Diablo-D3if you need a special mouse to game, you suck at gaming.06:07
_brian_ Maybe you need to go try one out yourself.06:07
_brian_ Hm.. you play diablo?06:07
Diablo-D3I use an el cheapo optical mouse that cost me a total of $1006:07
Diablo-D3nope, I hate diablo06:07
_brian_ Then wtf is with ur name?06:07
Diablo-D3I also hate blizzard for using my irc nick without authorization06:08
Diablo-D3my irc nick is older than blizzard itself.06:08
Diablo-D3And I wish people would quit trying to associate me with that lame nethack clone06:09
_brian_ lol?06:09
_brian_ Anyway, blizzard games are very good regardless =).06:09
Diablo-D3Not really.06:09
Diablo-D3Never once have I been impressed with a blizzard game.06:10
_brian_wtf06:10
_brian_dude06:10
_brian_i compiled this 2nd test app i wrote06:10
_brian_and it says "premission not allowed"06:10
_brian_when I tryo pening it06:10
_brian_premission denied*06:10
Diablo-D3chmod +x yourapp06:10
_brian_ Hm.. what does that do (when I run this, it's actualyl supose to show the stuff in temrinal)06:11
_brian_anyway, I did chmod +x ./add.c06:11
Diablo-D3it allows you to execute your app06:11
_brian_hmm06:11
Diablo-D3...06:11
_brian_./add.c: line 3: syntax error near unexpected token `('06:12
_brian_./add.c: line 3: `int main()'06:12
Diablo-D3I said yourapp06:12
_brian_lol06:12
_brian_yeah06:12
Diablo-D3not yourapp.c06:12
_brian_wasn't trying to run an app06:12
_brian_=)06:12
_brian_thats prolly why i got that error06:12
Diablo-D3anyone have a url for esr's "dont ask stupid questions" doc?06:12
_brian_oops06:13
_brian_i didn't compile it right06:13
_brian_:P06:13
Diablo-D3_brian_ needs to read it a few times06:13
_brian_it's not my fault i'm slow06:13
_brian_*pity on himself*06:13
Diablo-D3well, its not your fault, apparently schools dont teach basic reading skills in school anymore06:14
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Diablo-D3afk06:15
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kkathmanola all :)07:39
mrmanicaloha kkathman 07:40
mrmanicit's pretty quiet tonight07:40
kkathmanhowdy there mrmanic!  Yes it seems quite quiet indeed!07:41
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mrmanichow do I reconfigure my laptop to NOT use fglrx?07:44
mrmanic:\07:44
kkathmanhmmm I have no idea personally07:45
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verden01Hi09:24
verden01Has anyone installed KDE the full version in kubuntu?09:24
harsha_yeah09:25
harsha_verden0109:25
harsha_what ur problem with KDE in kubuntu09:25
harsha_whats ur problem with KDE in kubuntu09:25
verden01is it better than kde tha tinstalls with kubuntu09:25
harsha_no09:26
harsha_the KDE with kubuntu is better09:26
harsha_dont bother upgrading and wastin ur bandwidth09:26
verden01ok i don't have a problem but i just read an email where someone suggested that tthey thought it was better to install the full version09:27
harsha_naa09:27
harsha_its not worth wasting the bandwidth09:27
verden01cool thanx09:27
verden01brb09:28
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gibarianHelp, my KDE is totally botched09:37
gibariananyone have experience with kynaptic upgrades gone totally wrong?09:38
verden01not here09:41
verden01haggai, do you have ubuntu-deskop installed with kubuntu?09:41
verden01harsha09:41
verden01sorry haggai09:42
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lukehey does anyone know where to find some howtos on making your own mouse cursors in linux?09:53
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verden01no sorry luke09:58
verden01look in the ubuntu forums ??09:59
lukeyup[ am doing10:00
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verden01has anyone installed xfce4 on kubuntu?10:18
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transgressokay i'm wondering... was it gnome in ubuntu that automatically mounted dvd's and cd's?10:24
transgressbecause i kind of liked that... 10:24
crimsunyes10:24
crimsunthat's handled by gnome-volume-manager10:25
crimsunverden01: yes, why?10:25
transgressah i see10:26
transgressanyway to simulate that in kde?  i mean i suppose it isn't that big of a deal... my lappy can just mock my desktop ;)10:26
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verden01crimsun i was wondering how good it was?10:28
crimsunverden01: "good"? what qualifications do you have?10:29
verden01???????????????????10:29
crimsunverden01: "good" is a subjective adjective10:29
crimsunverden01: my bar for "good" differs from yours10:29
verden01oh ok so we can't just have a good ol discussion here  :)10:30
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verden01ok how in your opinion does oit perform?10:30
verden01it10:30
crimsunwell you haven't exactly told me what you're looking for in a "good" desktop environment ;)10:30
crimsunit's the fastest of the three major ones (GNOME, KDE, Xfce)10:30
crimsunthe speed doesn't come from sacrificing features but rather stricter modularisation10:31
verden01i like trying out new desktops to see how they differ from one another 10:31
crimsunKDE's probably the closest to Windows10:31
crimsunXfce's probably the furthest10:31
verden01yeah10:32
verden01ok10:32
verden01and gnome is inbetween?10:32
transgressi always felt gnome was closer to windows... but that's just my opinion10:32
crimsun(obviously I have a soft spot for Xfce, since I'm part of the MOTUXfce team)10:32
transgressxfce is built with gtk right?10:33
verden01well everyone has a different opinion 10:33
crimsunverden01: imo, yes. Granted, being "closest" to Windows isn't necessarily a bad thing. For instance, in KDE one can count on a consistent interface and presentation.10:33
crimsuntransgress: gtk2, yes. We built it against 2.6 for Hoary.10:33
verden01well KDE is very easy for Windows users to use10:34
crimsunKDE is very easy for everyone to use, which I consider a boon.10:34
verden01and if thats what a usable desktop is about then 10:34
verden01it should be good for people to migrate to Linux10:34
crimsunI certainly hope so =)10:35
crimsunI'd hate to have a bevy of difficult-to-use desktop environments =)10:35
verden01but the thing i like about linux is that i can choose what desktop i use10:35
crimsunyep, choice is a Good Thing10:36
verden01crimsun, by the way i've been using Linux mainly Debian for about 4 years now and no it doesn't mean i'm anywhere an expert  :)10:36
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crimsunverden01: that's ok; we each explore at differing paces10:37
error403could someone please tell me what command i need to run to compile the kernel under Kubuntu, after i have gone through the configuration?10:37
crimsunerror403: presuming you're using the Ubuntu compile infrastructure, ,,debuild binary''10:38
crimsunverden01: for instance, I used blackbox solely for nearly 5 years10:38
verden01as far as qualifications are concerned i'm just an ordinary user who has no computer qualifications at all apart from experience  . I'm a professional Firefighter tho , does that count :)10:39
error403crimsun: i get "-bash: debuild: command not found"10:39
error403:/10:39
error403does "make all modules_install install" not do the trick?10:39
error403how about the "make-kpkg kernel-image"10:40
crimsunerror403: you could use kernel-package, yes10:41
error403and then what?10:41
error403dpkg -i <package>.deb ?10:42
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gibarianHello everyone...I'm having a problem with installing icon themes? Anyone familiar with that?10:44
error403"FATAL: Could not open 'System.map': No such file or directory"10:44
error403does that mean i need to copy the kernel source again?10:45
transgressanyone know how to view history in konq?10:45
Riddelltransgress: F9  clock icon10:46
transgressthanks10:47
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transgressone other about konq... can i make middle click make the scroll button come up like in ff?10:49
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Tm_Thullo10:55
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gibarianhey Tm_T10:57
gibarianTm_T: do you have any idea why the nuvola icon theme won't show up in the control center after installation?10:57
Tm_Tyou ihstalled it right place?10:58
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gibarianwell, guess so..just as I did when I used KDE with my Knoppix install...worked fine there11:00
gibarianNuvola even shows up in my .kde/share/icons folder11:00
gibarianbut not in the control center11:00
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Tm_Tgibarian: hmm, maybe you have wrong rights setted up?11:01
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Tm_T(for that dir)11:01
gibarianhmm...how would I find out?11:01
Tm_Theh11:01
gibarianright, chmodded it to 777, doesn't change  a thing though11:02
Tm_Tput those icons into /usr/share/icons/11:03
Tm_Thmm, I guess nobody have statistics from this channel...11:05
gibariannope, nothing11:08
Tm_Toh, do you find index.theme from .../nuvola/ dir?11:10
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Tm_Tgibarian: ?11:13
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transgressanyone had problems updating kde-libs?11:36
KaiL_http://moba.linuxfaqs.de/kdelibs-debug.sh << fixes your problems11:39
gibarianYES!11:39
transgressthanks11:39
gibarianwhat does that script do?11:40
transgressgibarian: looks like it forces the overwrite11:40
harsha_does anyknows what does this wierd error means11:40
harsha_Gdk-WARNING **: locale not supported by Xlib, locale set to C11:40
harsha_Segmentation fault11:40
transgressgibarian: then reinstalls kcontrol11:41
KaiL_transgress: more or less it allows to overwrite a folder by itself ;)11:41
gibarianoh, ok11:41
KaiL_transgress: and finally regenerates /etc/kderc11:41
gibarianthat's a downside of kynaptic...no telling if everything worked well11:41
gibariani botched my KDE earlier this morning, then reinstalled old kdelibs11:42
transgresslooks safe enough heh... 11:42
gibarianby the way, anyone else have issues with installing icon themes?11:43
transgressgibarian: run it in a terminal11:43
transgressand i haven't yet installed any icon themes... i just installed kubuntu tonight11:44
gibariantransgress: run kynaptic in a terminal? that's what I did, after my KDE was all messed up11:44
gibarianoh, I did yesterday11:44
transgresswell if you look at the terminal for it, it shows any problems apt has11:45
gibarianyeah, that's what I thought...synaptic shows you a little screen by default...better11:46
Tm_Thmmh11:51
harsha_can some one help me get rid of  this error11:55
harsha_Gdk-WARNING **: locale not supported by C library11:55
harsha_Segmentation fault11:55
Tm_Tharsha_: what "locale" returns?11:56
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Tm_Tharsha_: ?11:57
harsha_nothin11:57
Tm_Teh11:57
harsha_local returns nothin11:57
Tm_Tlocale11:58
harsha_yeah locale11:58
Tm_Tit's command11:58
harsha_haan 11:58
harsha_it now returns somethin11:58
harsha_Gdk-WARNING **: locale not supported by C library11:58
harsha_Segmentation fault11:58
harsha_hang on 1 second11:58
Tm_Tehh?11:58
Tm_T:)11:59
harsha_locale: Cannot set LC_CTYPE to default locale: No such file or directory11:59
harsha_locale: Cannot set LC_MESSAGES to default locale: No such file or directory11:59
harsha_locale: Cannot set LC_ALL to default locale: No such file or directory11:59
harsha_1st 3 lines11:59
Tm_Tharsha_: ok, you have broken /etc/environment11:59
harsha_ok here is the output of loacle11:59
harsha_locale: Cannot set LC_CTYPE to default locale: No such file or directory11:59
harsha_locale: Cannot set LC_MESSAGES to default locale: No such file or directory11:59
harsha_locale: Cannot set LC_ALL to default locale: No such file or directory11:59
harsha_LANG=en_GN.UTF-811:59
harsha_LC_CTYPE="en_GN.UTF-8"11:59
harsha_LC_NUMERIC="en_GN.UTF-8"11:59
harsha_LC_TIME="en_GN.UTF-8"11:59
harsha_LC_COLLATE="en_GN.UTF-8"11:59
harsha_LC_MONETARY="en_GN.UTF-8"11:59
harsha_LC_MESSAGES="en_GN.UTF-8"11:59
harsha_LC_PAPER="en_GN.UTF-8"11:59
harsha_LC_NAME="en_GN.UTF-8"11:59
harsha_LC_ADDRESS="en_GN.UTF-8"11:59
harsha_LC_TELEPHONE="en_GN.UTF-8"11:59
harsha_LC_MEASUREMENT="en_GN.UTF-8"11:59
harsha_LC_IDENTIFICATION="en_GN.UTF-8"11:59
harsha_LC_ALL=11:59
harsha_PLZ HELP ME TIM_T12:00
Tm_Teehhh *flood*12:00
Tm_Thmm12:00
harsha_how do i ??????????fix it12:00
Tm_Twhatta hell is en_GN ?12:00
harsha_no idea12:00
Tm_TI think it should be en_GB :)12:00
harsha_i am running kubuntu hoary preview version12:01
Tm_Tcheck your /etc/environment12:01
Tm_Tpreview?! ehh, you haven't udated it?12:01
harsha_yeah i have done apt-get dist-upgrade12:01
Tm_Tso it's not preview anymore12:02
harsha_contents of /etc/environment12:02
harsha_LANGUAGE="en_IN:en_US:en_GB:en"12:02
harsha_LANG=en_IN12:02
harsha_yeah12:02
Tm_Tok12:02
Tm_TIN?12:02
harsha_India12:02
Tm_Tok12:02
harsha_so what next12:03
Tm_T try LANGUAGE="en_GB:en"12:03
Tm_Tand LANG=en_GB12:03
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warriorfryo12:05
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harsha_hey Tm_T12:05
harsha_ist working12:05
harsha_its workin12:05
harsha_THANX DUDE12:05
Tm_T:)12:05
Tm_Tnp12:05
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harsha_hey Tim_T12:08
harsha_i cant run it as a normal user12:09
harsha_its work only under root12:09
Tm_Theh12:09
Tm_Tbtw leave that i12:09
harsha_what 'i'12:10
Tm_TT"i"m_T12:10
Tm_Tit's only Tm_T ;)12:10
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harsha_ok fine12:11
harsha_sorry for that12:11
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Tm_Tharsha_: well, you may still have broken locale as user...12:11
harsha_so how do i fix it12:12
Tm_Tso, what "locale" gives in "LANG=" line?12:13
harsha_LANG=en_GN.UTF-812:13
Tm_Tok12:14
Tm_Tso then type "LANG=en_GB.UTF-8"12:14
harsha_it does not help12:17
Tm_Thm, then LANG=en_GB12:17
Tm_Tcheck if locale gives what you set12:18
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harsha_yes locale gives me what i set but the program does not run12:21
Tm_Thmm12:25
Tm_Tinteresting12:25
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hussam I have a kodak cx7310 usb digital camera. what software do I need to get it to work on ubuntu?12:43
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verden01Hey12:44
incubiiho12:44
verden01whats up12:44
hussamanybody knows how I can get my kodak cx7310 digital camera to work on ubuntu?12:45
verden01what about kubuntu12:45
hussamI meant kubuntu12:46
verden01ok i haven't tried yet myself but i think a program called gtkam might need to be installed12:46
verden01but i'm not really sure12:46
verden01hang on i'l just look in synaptic12:47
hussami found gtkam in synaptic, I'll install it12:48
verden01theres another one called digikam12:49
verden01i'm downloading it as well and i'll check my digital camera :)12:50
alleehussam: [shameless plug]  in case you try (the much better) digikam, use more recent debs at http://www.mpe.mpg.de/~ach/kubuntu/hoary/Pkgs.php12:50
verden01allee, do i need to add this to my sources.list?12:52
hussamgtkam says it cannot initialize camera.12:52
verden01is this a newer camera?12:52
hussamverden01: yes and it works perfectly on my other computer on windowsxp12:53
verden01cool thanx12:53
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verden01do you know if theres an AMD64 version?12:54
alleeverden01: That's most convinient, but you can of course download the debs and install them12:55
amuallee: what are the differences between yours and ubuntu one ?12:56
alleehussam: both gtkam and digikam use libghoto2 to access the camera.  Check www.ghoto.org is your camera is supported12:56
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verden01:)12:56
ztonzyanyone know how to get rid of the crash Konqueror gives you now and then ?12:57
alleeamu:  AFAIR ubuntu has 0.7 and mine are 0.7.2.  But I have not checked breezy for quite some time12:57
hussamallee: on http://www.gphoto.org/proj/libgphoto2/support.php,  it lists my camera01:00
amuic bbreezy has 0.7.2 now 01:00
verden01how stable is breezy01:00
alleeamu: sorry lunch.  Later ;)01:01
amuin general DO NOT USE at your work computer, if yoou like always latest software feel free :) 01:01
verden01:)01:01
amuallee: good idea  01:02
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hussamallee: i added myself to camera group, rebooted. now in konqueror, I can see the camera but not the files inside. but gtkam was able to view the files01:45
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KortorI got an awesome idea for a new reality show01:49
Kortor"Pimp my Hardware"01:50
Tm_Teh01:50
Tm_Twell that was an old one01:50
Kortorand then if it succeeds, next seaion they have "Pimp my Software"01:50
Kortorwhere they install Linux on people01:50
Kortorpeople's computers01:50
Tm_TKortor: gotta say, that's old joke =)01:50
KortorTm_T: Peer...01:50
KortorTm_T: It is? And here I thought I just made it up. :/01:51
Tm_Thaha01:53
Tm_TKortor: we have been laughing at such ideas for months :)01:53
Tm_T"pimp my wife" is old classic01:53
KortorI've heard that one01:54
KortorTm_T: You just ruined my life. You happy now? ;)01:54
Tm_Toh yesss ] ;=01:55
KortorLOL01:58
Tm_Tfoo02:10
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hussamis there a NNTP (newsreader) for kubuntu?02:55
Cowlikehussam, try pan02:55
Cowlikeor thunderbird02:55
hussamok thanks02:57
Cowlikehussam, i forgot about the KDE one you might like... knode02:59
hussamthanks, I was looking for something kde based03:01
NTolerancedoes knode download binaries easily?03:04
NTolerancei tried kilibido but it's subject to the kdelibs bug03:04
NTolerancethat's how i hosed my KDE earlier03:04
Cowlikedon't remember if knode will automatically put together multi-msg binaries03:12
Cowlikebeen a long time since i used it03:12
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CowlikeThis article has the MIME type "message/partial", which KNode cannot handle yet.03:19
CowlikeMeanwhile you can save the article as a text file and reassemble it by hand.03:19
CowlikeNTolerance, knode still can't assemble multi-part binaries03:19
Cowlikeworks on the ones in a single msg though03:19
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AzMooDoes anybody know why I wouldn't be able to receive messages through AIM using Konversation?03:44
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Tm_Teh, you are using Konversation?03:49
Tm_TI rest my case ;p03:49
AzMooShould I install gaim?03:49
psnAzMoo: or at least kopete03:49
Tm_Theh03:50
AzMooerrr03:50
AzMooright sorry03:50
AzMooKopete03:50
AzMooNot Konversation03:50
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Tm_Theh03:50
Tm_TI use gaim, it's allright03:50
Tm_Tbut Kopete works fine too03:50
AzMooI'll install gaim, see if that works.03:51
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AzMooYeah, Gaim works. That'll do then :)03:56
Tm_Tgreat :)04:00
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kkathmanGood Dayy, All :)04:08
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jurgisHello, when i install kubunu, setup didin't ask root password, so what is my root password?04:11
kkathmanjurgis there is no root in ubuntu systems04:12
jurgisrealy? :DD04:12
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jurgismm ok, another question :) were is xf86config file?04:13
nanomad/etc/X11/xorg.conf04:13
jurgistnx04:13
nanomadnow i have a question...04:13
nanomadive just switched to kde...in gnome sound is ok while in kde, using alsa, it doesnt work04:14
nanomadany suggestions?04:14
nanomadno one?04:15
jurgisso where i can change monitor refresh rate? Now is only 85hz, monitor susport 105hz04:16
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Tm_Tnanomad: hmm, check your audiosettings in kcontrol04:21
nanomadok04:22
nanomadif i choose alsa, it says no device (but in gnome works...)04:22
nanomadif i choose oss everything is ok04:22
nanomadbut i WANT to use alsa...oss is deprecated.04:23
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Tm_Thaha04:26
nanomad?04:26
Tm_Thmm, you have all needed packages installed?04:27
kkathmanjurgis: right cick on your desktop, choose Configure Desktop, then choose DISPLAY on the left panel04:27
nanomadTm_T, dont know wich should be...so..04:27
nanomadive installed kubuntu-something04:27
jurgisBut There is only 85hz...04:27
pussfellerhmmm adding ubuntuguide to my delicious list, then the site timing out 5 minutes later04:28
jurgisOn SuSE on same rezolution was 105hz04:28
pussfellerjust coincidence? I dont think so04:28
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pointwoodwhen I run an update (using synaptic), I get the following error which I have no idea how to fix: 04:34
pointwoodeggy: /var/cache/apt/archives/kdelibs-data_4-0x1,26a3b0000005ap-1333.4.0-0ubuntu3.1_all.deb:  trying to overwrite `/usr/share/icons/default.kde', which is also in package knetworkconf04:34
pointwoodhrm...nu sure why it says "eggy", in the error message it just says "E:"04:35
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blueeelpointwood: read the topic... there's a link for fixing just that problem... ;-)04:36
pointwooddoh04:36
pointwoodthx :D04:36
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theineHi, how do I add my Home folder to the KDE taskbar? I can't figure it out...04:39
kkathmantheine: use the KDE Control Center04:39
theinekkathman: ah, alright04:39
kkathmantheine wait...a better way... just right click on the K menu and choose menu editor...quicker04:41
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theinekkathman: sorry, but i don't want to add somethink to the K menu, I'd just want to have a link to my home directory on the taskbar04:41
kkathmanohhh04:43
kkathmantheine:  you mean the kicker at the botttom?04:43
jurgisWhen i install kubuntu, i chosen English languge, but english is not my language, how can i change it?04:44
theinekkathman: exactly04:44
kkathmantheine: do the same...right click on the kicker, Panel Menu... add..04:44
theinekkathman: add what?04:45
kkathmantheine:  special button04:46
theinekkathman: which one?04:46
kkathmantheine:  special button, then quick browser04:46
kkathmanit will appear to the far right04:47
kkathmanthen you can drag it where you want04:47
theinekkathman: that's ok, or system menu, but I'd really like to have a simple link to my home directory04:47
kkathmantheine..it is... at least when I do it04:47
kkathmanjust click Open in File Manager and that does it04:47
theinekkathman: it shows the stuff in my home directory among other things, but it's not like that if i click on it konqueror starts and shows my home directory04:48
theinekkathman: which is what happens if I add the systems menu, click on it and select home folder04:49
kkathmanso you just want to click and then it automatically open that browser?04:49
theinekkathman: yes04:49
kkathmanhmm ok04:50
kkathmanlet me experiment here04:51
theinekkathman: exactly like here, http://www.pcbsd.org/PMScreens/InstallFF4.jpg04:51
mrmanicI just got here.   what's the problem?04:52
kkathmanmrmanic: trying to put an icon on the kicker that when he clicks it..it opens his home folder in Konq04:52
theinemrmanic: I'd like to have that Home Folder button in my kicker, just like in the screenshot04:52
kkathmanI think I have a way04:54
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mrmanickfmclient openProfile filemanagement04:55
i_m_meenhello everyone04:55
mrmanicpretty sure that's what you want.04:55
mrmanicjust make the button point at that.04:55
i_m_meendoes anyone one know how to make the panel transparent?04:56
mrmanicshould be under RightClick > Configure Panel > Appearance > Enable Transparency04:57
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kkathmanyeah that will work mrmanic 04:57
kkathmantheine:  right click on the desktop, choose CREATE NEW then Application...enter the Name as HOME, then in the command put what mrmanic said04:58
kkathmanthen drag that resulting icon to the kicker04:59
kkathmanto move it, right click, MOVE then drag it where you want04:59
theinekkathman,mrmanic: There's another way, I just dragged the Home Folder symbol from the treeview in konqueror to the kicker and then right clicked while still holding down the left mouse button. Appearently, that creates a link...05:00
theinekkathman,mrmanic: Anyway, thanks for your help guys05:00
mrmaniccool05:00
kkathmanfunny how those seemingly easy things end up being more difficult that you thought05:01
theinekkathman: indeed05:01
kkathmanand how the things you thing are hard, end up being easy05:01
kkathmanIm still trying to install the java runtime on my system and havent been able to figure that out yet05:01
i_m_meenfound transparency, don't like it because it's not integrated with those little widgets :P05:01
kkathmanshould be simple05:01
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theinekkathman: have you tried the ubuntu backports java package, that worked nicely for me05:02
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kkathmantheine: I got java itself (ie. the SDK) installed05:02
theinekkathman: ah, ok, so it's not tracked by the package manager?05:03
kkathmanbut for some reason I cant get the JRE to install .. its a separate pkg and Ive gotten a few approaches.05:03
kkathmanbut I'll figure it out I suppose05:03
kkathmannot that I know of...there are many java packages05:03
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_billhow do you change your nick..it has been so long that i forgot...lol05:05
kkathmantheine: The JRE is not, I think because its proprietary Sun...but some of the packages are05:05
theinekkathman: I installed the two sun packages from http://backports.ubuntuforums.org/backports/dists/hoary-extras/restricted/binary-i386/ locally with dpkg, worked nicely05:06
kkathmantheine did you put those in your sources.list then?05:07
kkathmanahhh I see...gotcha05:07
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kkathmanexcellent theine, thank you very much!05:08
theinekkathman: You're welcome05:08
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_billthe unofficial guide is the greatest...was able to install everything without any problems05:08
_bill{after the third or fourth time}05:09
_billmy fglrx for ati is installed..the gl screensavers in gnome work great..but the ones in kde lock up my computer....05:11
_billused linux a lot in the past...but this is the first time that I found a useable version since i built my amd-64 system..05:13
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_billusing k7 kernel..since it seems more software is available than for the amd-6405:19
_billit was very easy to install all the multimedia and burner software using the unofficial guide...and everything installed without errors05:21
_billfirst time that i have ever gotten a working real player...05:22
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jurgisHow to add new languages? Now is only english05:27
jurgis*using Kubuntu 5.0405:27
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shogoukisudo apt-get install kde-i18n-fr05:28
jurgisit for me?05:28
shogoukiyup05:28
jurgistnx i'll try it05:28
i_m_meennot sure, in which repository can i find wine?05:31
i_m_meendon't seem to be able to find it05:32
i_m_meenand i have main, uni and multi to05:32
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_billwould anyone know why gl screensavers work in gnome but lock up the puter in kde05:40
_bill?05:40
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papohi: now that hoary is released wich is the test apt source? I dont have anything to update :(05:44
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The_Feethey all  ;)05:45
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blueeelhey, The_Feet !05:58
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blueeelpointwood: did you get your kdelibs problem solved ?05:59
pointwoodyeah, I ran the script - seemed to work as it should :)05:59
blueeelok06:00
pointwoodlooks like was the reason I had some audio problems as well :)06:01
kkathmanpapo: Only occasionally will you need to update06:05
papokkathman: ok, but will amarok for example be updated o do a need to add another source to apt06:06
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kkathmanpapo: amarok, if it needs to be updated, will show up in your synaptics area as needing to be updated. Thats when you know any of its dependencies have also been updated.  Otherwise, you can go to the amarok web site and download the newest version and manually resolve any dependencies yourself06:09
kkathmanpapo: you might also have to compile it, depending on what those folks provide you06:10
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papokkathman: ok, I understand but isnt any way to test unstables apps with apt. No system pakages but only  apps? Im a knew06:14
papoin all this06:14
papo;)06:14
paponew06:14
Tm_T:)06:20
kkathmanpapo: I understand. Im not sure what you mean about testing unstables?  You can include the unstable sources in your /etc/sources.list if you would like, and then the apt system can allow the installation. It will report any depedencies.06:20
papokkathman:  Yes, I think that is waht a wh06:21
papokkathman:  sorry. Isnt that the same as we do when the hoary wasnt stable?06:22
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hussamhow do I switch from gdm to kdm the opposite?06:23
kkathmanpapo: well not really, Im not sure what you used...I used the package manager in Gnome (within KDE) to manage updates. Once things go "stable" then any major things are done through the security releases. All others are more or less at your risk.06:24
papokkathman: I mean, when hoary was unfinished the was lots of pakages to udate, and besides that everything was ok.  Can I do something like that but only with "app pakages" in order to have the latest amsn, amarok, mplayer...06:27
papokkathman: thank you anyway... Im lear06:28
paponig06:28
papo:)06:28
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kkathmanpapo:  Like I said before, if the ubuntu folks determine that an existing package needs to be updated, it will be reported in the package manager just like the updates were. But you shouldnt look for too many of these.  But, with things like Gaim, or Amarok, chances are, you wont get notification of new releases and you'll need to monitor those yourself. For instance, I learned about the new release of Gaim, compiled and inst06:32
kkathmanpapo: A good thing to subscribe to, though, is the RSS feed from KDE.org.. they have three. If you open up Kontact and look at your RSS Feeds, they should be defaulted. Thats how I learn of new releases to ancillary software in K.06:33
papook kkathman thank you very much    :)06:34
kkathmanpapo: you are very welcome, enjoy06:36
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Tm_Tkkathman: hi06:37
kkathmanhowdy there Tm_T!! How is life in beautiful Finland today?06:38
Tm_Twell, nice =)06:38
Tm_Thow's yours?06:39
kkathmanits fairly sunny today and a bit on the cooler side for spring here06:41
kkathmanwe have been quite warm, until yesterday afternoon when a little cold front moved through and cooled things off quite a bit06:42
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NTolerancespring here has been crappy06:51
NTolerancestill cold as balls06:51
NTolerancewell, really not cold06:51
NTolerancebut not warm enough06:51
NToleranceonly 60F right now and it's midday in May06:51
shogouki23C here (19h00)06:52
kkathmanhowdy NTolerance  how goes it today?06:53
NTolerancenot bad, yourself?06:53
kkathmanwe had a couple of days last week of 85-92 degree F weather...was almost like summer06:53
kkathmantemps jumped down to the 40's last night tho.06:54
NTolerancewe've had a cold front for weeks, i don't understand it06:54
NTolerancenights have been in the 40s06:54
NToleranceconsistently06:54
kkathman58 here today right now06:54
kkathmanthats kinda cool for us for May06:54
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spiralhi07:04
Tm_Thullo07:05
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MightyFyou people are all insane07:13
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kkathmanIm not insane yet, but getting there :)07:17
kkathmanI do not suffer from insanity, I enjoy it07:17
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kkathmanHowever, MightyF if you do want to see insane, we have one of those here. stick around :)07:18
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kkathmanHowdy KaiL  :)07:18
MightyFkkathman, how much effort does it take to get kubuntu?07:19
KaiLhmm, pppd seams to start eating cputime here07:20
NTolerancehey KaiL, did the repositories ever get updated?07:20
KaiLNTolerance: ?07:20
MightyFk, gotta run07:20
kkathmanMightyF: not much at all07:21
kkathmanMightyF: install base hoary, then simply do an apt-get install kubuntu-desktop, logout and log into KDE07:21
MightyFkkathman, heh, sounds pretty easy, whats the catch?07:22
kkathmannone07:22
kkathmanits THAT simple07:22
kkathmanIve done it many times07:22
MightyFwow, well, I'd try it if I liked KDE, but since i don't07:22
kkathmanI can install ubunutu with KDE in about 30 minutes max on a system with reasonable speed and memory07:23
MightyFWell, I didn't like KDE in fedora anyways07:23
kkathmanmaybe even less07:23
kkathmanubuntu isnt near as bloated as FC307:23
MightyFis kde in ubuntu as ugly as fc1's KDE07:23
kkathmanfewer starting packages and you install more of what you need07:23
MightyFi use ubuntu gnome07:23
MightyFhoary07:23
kkathmanyeah KDE is a bit more configurable than gnome07:24
MightyFoh really07:24
MightyFi like freedom07:24
kkathmanand easier to tailor to your needs07:24
MightyFi might have to try it tonight07:24
kkathmanmore/easier controls I think07:24
MightyFi gotta go, have labs to do07:24
MightyFlater07:24
MightyFv5507:24
kkathmanlaterz07:24
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Tm_Thmm hmm07:39
kkathmanTm_T ??07:40
Tm_TI was wondering if there's a way to have Thunderbird in systray07:40
kkathmanu mean on the kicker?07:40
kkathmanor like as a notification?07:40
Tm_Tyes, in systray part07:40
kkathmanif you want it in the kicker, thats easy07:41
Tm_Teh07:41
Tm_Teasy?07:41
kkathmanyeah07:41
kkathmanis it on your desktop now?07:41
Tm_TI say yes (it's not ofcourse)07:42
Tm_Tgo on07:42
kkathmanwell if its not...you can just right click down toward the left end of the kicker...then click Panel Menu....Add to Panel...Application07:43
kkathmanthen put your path to it07:43
Tm_TI know _that_ but that's not what I mean07:43
kkathmanif you already had it on your desktop07:43
kkathmanyou could just drag and drop it07:43
Tm_Tno no no07:43
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Tm_TI give you a pic what explains07:43
kkathmanok07:43
Tm_Thttp://www.kapsi.fi/~tm_travolta/kuvat/temp/foo_006.png07:46
Tm_Tthat's what I want07:46
Tm_Tand that part of Kicker (or panel) is called system tray07:47
kkathmanahh ok07:47
kkathmanlet me check something07:47
Tm_Tthere might be an extension07:48
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kkathmanTm_T: read through this...it might help:  http://mirror.hamakor.org.il/archives/linux-il/12-2003/7148.html07:50
Tm_Tok, so there's extension somewhere...07:52
kkathmani suppose07:52
kkathmanbrb07:52
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Tm_Tnever found one though07:53
Tm_Tseek and destroy!07:53
Tm_Tehm, I mean install07:53
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Tm_Tkkathman: ok, that's not in mozilla page :/07:58
ghetek1i put a kubuntu powerpc live cd into my imac, and it starts in some sort of command shell, how do i get into the gui?07:58
Tm_Thmm?07:58
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Tm_Tit's not some sort of, it's Bash =)07:58
ghetek1ah ok07:59
Tm_Theh07:59
ghetek1where is... you know... kde?07:59
Tm_Thmm, try "startkde"07:59
ghetek1k07:59
ghetek1a myriad of problems all relating to cant find $display08:00
kkathmanback08:00
Tm_Tah ok, hmm, what kind of imac do you have?08:00
jurgisHow to change monitor refresh rate? In Control Center i only can make 85hz, my monitor susport on this rezolution 105, so were else i can do it?08:00
ghetek1no idea, i know its slot loading08:01
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kkathmanjurgis: hard to imagine that during installation your monitor was not probed.. but also there are questions that you answer about those settings too08:01
Tm_Tjurgis: eh, Kcontrol gives all what hardware seems to give :p08:01
kkathmanI think there is a way to go through that X-org wizard but I dont know how08:02
Tm_Tkkathman: it is probed, I bet that some marketing clowns are just liars08:02
Tm_Tnot so new thing08:02
kkathmanTm_T that could be...thats why I always answer the set of questions about resolution and refresh rate :)08:03
jurgisTm_T no, in SuSE on same rezolution i had 105hz in windows too08:03
kkathman105??? wow never seen that08:03
jurgis:)08:03
kkathmanI have a flat screen tho so it doesnt matter to me08:03
Tm_Tjurgis: hmm, interesting...08:03
jurgisit's not much08:03
jurgison 800X600 max is 160hz08:04
Tm_TI use 60Hz in my CRT :p08:04
jurgis:)08:04
kkathmanwhy do you want such a high rate08:04
Tm_Tcan't see any flickering though08:04
jurgisur eys dont tiried?08:04
Tm_Tnope08:04
kkathmanlike I said, I have a flat panel LCD screen :)08:04
Tm_Tback in early 90's I used 50Hz :p08:05
jurgis:)08:05
ghetek1wish i had a flat screen lcd...08:05
jurgisu wearing glasses?08:05
Tm_Tjurgis: nope08:05
jurgisstrange...08:05
Tm_TI'm just bit slow, I think ;p08:05
jurgis:)08:06
ghetek1\] so any idea as to how to get my video to work?08:06
ghetek1with a gui?08:06
Tm_Tghetek1: hmm, dunno, sorry08:07
ghetek1mmm08:07
ghetek1thank you anyway08:07
Tm_Tnp08:07
Tm_TI never had been so honored to be owner of Mac ;p08:08
Tm_Thmm08:08
Tm_Thad? is that correct?08:08
kkathmanlol08:08
kkathmanmacs are ok for some things 08:08
Tm_Tmaybe Isholdn't sleeped/skipped my english courses08:08
Tm_Thmm, can't type either08:09
kkathmanespecially for things like music...very very good for that, but macs are very cost-prohibitive08:09
Tm_Theh08:09
kkathmanproprietary hardware, OS and apps08:09
ghetek1i just want to see if it actually works on mac08:09
kkathmanthe most closed in environment on the planet08:09
ghetek1linux=free, macs=very cheap08:09
ghetek1especially imacs08:09
kkathmanmacs  not cheap08:10
ghetek1in california you can get a refurb imac for 60 bucks08:10
kkathmanrefurb?08:10
kkathmanlol08:10
ghetek1and keyboard and mouse for like 1008:10
ghetek1thats a good system for seniors08:10
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kkathmanyeah I bought a kbd and mouse for 10 last week08:13
kkathmanrefurb PC clones can go for at little as 30 -50 here08:13
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kkathmanbut I can build a brand new one for $250 or $300 tops08:13
kkathmanyou cant get a brand new mac of any kind for that price :)08:14
ghetek1ya but senior citizens dont need a brand new one08:14
ghetek1they need something to go online (firefox)08:14
ghetek1and to do email (thunderbird)08:14
ghetek1and open office08:14
kkathmanright08:14
ghetek1so why not mac?08:14
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kkathmanmac is fine for that purpose, esp if you can get them for #60 :)08:15
kkathmanthats pretty incredible08:15
kkathmanI'd buy about 10 of those and sell them for twice that08:15
ghetek1thats how i get through college08:16
ghetek1:)08:16
kkathmangood idea :)08:16
ghetek1thanks08:16
ghetek1thats why i like kubuntu08:16
ghetek1now i can get wine on these things08:16
ghetek1and run win apps08:16
ghetek1on macs08:16
ghetek1or even get a nice winxp theme on kde08:17
kkathmanyou can also buy pc clones, build for $250 and sell for around $400 and people think they are getting a great deal08:17
ghetek1well they are08:17
ghetek1im not cheating people08:17
kkathmanI'd turnkey a Linux system, brand new to someone for maybe what.. $400 and make that profit all day long :)08:17
ghetek1its about teaching applications not the system sale08:17
ghetek1nah08:17
ghetek1linux is free08:18
ghetek1and hardware is cheap08:18
kkathmanbut your time is worth something08:18
ghetek1education is whats important08:18
ghetek1ya08:18
kkathmanyeah but that dont pay tuition :)08:18
Tm_Tkkathman: btw I can't find that systray extension :/08:18
ghetek1sell your time, your knowledge08:18
kkathmanTm_T did you try the mozilla web site?08:18
Tm_Tkkathman: yes, not in there08:20
kkathmanhmmm08:20
kkathmanI guess I need to ask Tm_T why you want it to run in the systray in the 1st place?08:21
Tm_Tkkathman: well first of all, I wan't that new mail notice thing08:21
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kkathmanwonder if you could launch it and put it in the background08:22
kkathmanmaybe not08:22
Tm_Tkkathman: well, it does not tell you when there's new mail unless you check it from TB window08:23
kkathmanright08:23
kkathmanin windows it has to be running too, but theres a little icon that pops up in the win systray to indicate mail is in08:24
Tm_Tkkathman: but does not keep showing it08:24
Tm_Tso if you don't notice it right away...08:24
slicnotslakarg i hate slow mail servers08:25
kkathmanTm_T Here it is:  http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-17789.htm08:26
kkathmanthats got a link to the extension08:27
Tm_Tkkathman: oh thanks, don't know how I can't find it =)08:28
kkathmanI went to google...did Thunderbird Linux Mail Notification08:28
kkathmanI saw the ubuntu and  said HMMMM08:29
Tm_Toh08:29
Tm_Tok, so I'm too old to know how to use google then08:29
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kkathmanyou arent old08:29
Tm_Ttoo old08:32
Tm_T;p08:32
KaiLRiddell: ping?08:32
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Tm_Tpingpong08:34
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kkathmanTm_T i'l bet Im older than you are :)08:37
kkathmanjust to put your mind at ease :)08:37
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Tm_Tkkathman: yes, andf you're soooo 0ld ] ;=08:40
Tm_Thaha08:41
Tm_Tkkathman: btw that extension rocks! =)08:41
kkathmankewl glad to hear that Tm_T :)08:42
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kkathmanwell, I have two kids in college and one in High School, and my Dad is 88 so that might tell you how old I am08:43
Tm_Tkkathman: thing what should be in TB itself, or "default extension"08:43
kkathmanTm_T I agree with you08:43
KaiLthat "replacement package" for kaffine seams to solve close to all problems?08:44
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RiddellKaiL: hi08:45
KaiLRiddell: I guess, you've heared about kaffine problems?08:46
KaiLkaffeine..08:46
KaiLand about somebody, who has rebuild the debian package and got something very good working?08:46
Riddellkaffine has many problems08:47
Riddelli believe there is a better version in breezy08:47
KaiLbut this package seams to solve many of them..08:47
Riddellwho rebuilt it?08:47
KaiLoh, maybe that too :)08:47
KaiLgood question...08:48
KaiLwho had the url yesterday?08:48
_P_Riddell: are you  the  kynaptic devel?08:48
KaiLkkathman: you? :)08:48
Riddell_P_: sort of08:48
_P_is there  a  way  to  see  package filtered  by  source?08:48
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_P_by  repository08:49
gianlucahello08:49
_P_ciao  gianluca08:49
gianlucasei ita?08:49
_P_yes08:49
kkathmanKaiL: maybe...I used kaffeine at one time08:49
gianlucache culo08:49
Riddell_P_: don't think so08:49
gianlucami spiegheresti qualche cosA?08:49
_P_:/08:49
KaiLsomebody in here had an URL...08:49
_P_thanks08:49
kkathmanbut as I said, I dont usually use linux sound, cuz I have problems with it08:50
KaiLdanm, I forgot to save that08:50
kkathmanand I think they are unresolveable08:50
gianlucacome si fa a mettere kubuntu in ita?08:50
KaiLgianluca: #ubuntu-it :)08:50
KaiLkkathman: tell us08:50
KaiLRiddell: some news about kdelibs-data? :)08:51
RiddellKaiL: waiting on kde cvs to svn transitiob08:53
Riddellso tomorrow08:54
KaiLlet's hope08:54
KaiLanything about kde-i18n-se? that looks quite strange :)08:54
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DaSkreechHello08:57
DaSkreechis there a roadmap for Breezy>08:57
DaSkreech?08:57
kkathmanKaiL: well when I enable sound and hook that up, everytime I move my mouse, whether the volume is up or down, I get this buzz-humm sound...also when I move windows around on the screen08:58
kkathmanIts very annoying and I think it has to do with the motherboard I chose08:58
KaiLugs08:58
KaiLonboard?08:59
KaiLand which board?08:59
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kkathmanits an ASUS A7V400-MX08:59
KaiLhmm... KT400 so08:59
kkathmanthe board based sound is VIA09:00
KaiLthat might be the Problem :p09:00
KaiLget a Soundcard09:00
kkathmanMultimedia audio controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8233/A/8235/8237 AC97 Audio Controller (rev 50)09:00
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kkathmando you have a recommendation Kail?09:01
kkathmansorry.. KaiL 09:01
kkathmanhehe09:01
KaiLAudigy209:01
kkathmanwhew 09:02
kkathmanexpensive yes?09:02
KaiL~10009:03
KaiLbut VERY good09:03
kkathmanI have an audigy on my win box, but not an audigy209:03
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kkathmanits a bit of a high price to pay, if its my motherboard that is the problem tho09:03
kkathmanbut I can try09:04
kkathmanSoundblaster used to have a lower end than the audigy I thought09:04
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KaiLthe SB Live, yes09:05
Diablo-D3well, kkathman 09:07
Diablo-D3you know what the audigy is, right?09:07
Diablo-D3the audigy is the "sblive 2"09:07
Diablo-D3its just the next product in a long line of products.09:07
Diablo-D3all using the emu10k core family09:07
KaiLhas anybody seen a nice iptables frontend for KDE?09:09
RiddellKaiL: guarddog09:10
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Tm_TDamn!09:11
uniqguarddog and guidedog are both nice.09:11
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Tm_TLatvija is beating USA \o/09:12
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kkathmanDiablo-D3: right, I remember when I had my audio workstation that the sblive was very popular... not audiophile quality, because of that emu10k but still very nice09:16
kkathmanso maybe I will try to find an audigy2 around somewhere09:17
Diablo-D3hey now09:17
Diablo-D3emu10ks are quite nice09:17
Diablo-D3but _only_ when in emu cards09:17
KaiL?09:18
Diablo-D3KaiL: ?09:19
KaiL<Diablo-D3> but _only_ when in emu cards << means?09:20
Diablo-D3I mean creative attaches fucking shit to emu chips09:20
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Diablo-D3http://www.emu.com/products/product.asp?maincategory=754&category=754&product=222009:21
Diablo-D3like that09:21
saromhello, I have ubuntu currently installed. Can I easily install KDE on it? or will a new kubuntu install be more efficient?09:21
Diablo-D3its only stereo, mind you, but it blows creative's best card out of the water09:21
KaiLsarom: should work together09:21
pussfellersarom, its on the wiki you just apt-get it09:21
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saromwhere is the wiki?09:22
rootHello09:22
rootI need help urgently09:22
pussfellerread topic09:22
uniqroot: irc as root is bad.09:22
rootI screwed up KDE somehow, nothing works except for konsole (through which I'm talking to you)09:22
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DaSkreechroot needs my help :-)09:22
rootoh shit09:22
kkathmanhmmm I thought Creative owned SoundBlaster...i.e. audigy, etc09:22
rootbrb people09:22
kkathmanis that not true anymore?09:23
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DaBladeok, that was me 09:23
kkathmanDiablo-D3: were you talking specifically about Creative's software stuff?09:23
DaBladesorry09:23
DaBladeI was using root to try and fix the problems09:23
DaBladeSomething screwed up real badly09:23
pussfelleric09:24
DaBladeI tried starting ksysguard to kill and restart KDE processes, and got a popup that says:09:24
saromIs the package stable?09:24
saromeverything will work.. right?09:24
saromall I have to do is apt-get it09:25
pussfelleryes sarom09:25
DaBladeWill not save configuration. Configuration file "/home/dablade/.kde/share/config/ksysguardrc" nor writable. Configuration file "/home/dablade/.kde/share/config/kdelobals" not writable. Please contact your system administrator. [OK] 09:25
saromthe thing is, I can't find the apt-get instructions in the wiki that's on the topic09:25
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DaBladeIt does so whenever I run an app, and replaces ksysguardrc with the app's name09:25
DaBladefor some strange reason, I still see the Karamba themes I run, and they seem to work09:26
DaBladeI can see kicker, but it's crashed09:26
DaBladecan someone please help?09:26
pussfellerapt-get install  kubuntu-desktop09:26
DaBladeis that for me? I got that installed09:27
pussfellerno sarom 09:27
DaBladeI got this problem when I was uninstalling GTA Vice City through it's uninstaller (under Cedega)09:27
pussfellerdablade, did you try just lgging out09:27
kkathmanDaBlade.. you might try to go to your gnome desktop, then remove and reinstall kubuntu-desktop09:27
DaBladeI can't. Everything except karamba and konsole is frozen09:27
kkathmansounds like something is majorly messed up09:27
pussfellerpress cnt + alt+ backspace09:28
DaBladekkathman, I installed Kubuntu, not installed ubuntu and then KDE on top09:28
AkeruDaBlade: I'm coming in the middle of the discussion but you might try to rename .kde directory09:28
kkathmanohhhh09:28
kkathmanyeah thats why I always install hoary base, then installed kubuntu09:28
DaBladehow? nothing works09:28
DaBladeI know you do kkathman. you already told me that09:28
slicnotslakwhat's the package for macromedias moz flash plugin?  gnu's version crashes ff.  :-(09:28
pussfellerhave you tried rebooting?09:28
AkeruDaBlade: ctrl-alt-f1 (twice if needd) you'll get a console09:28
Akeruf7 to come back09:29
DaBladeyes I know that09:29
DaBladebut I don't know what to do09:29
DaBladeI got another shell tab here in konsole09:29
Akeruso login, rename the .kde dir, kill kde and restart it09:29
Diablo-D3bacj09:29
Diablo-D3back09:29
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Diablo-D3<kkathman> Diablo-D3: were you talking specifically about Creative's software stuff?09:30
Diablo-D3no09:30
DaBladecan you give me the commands to do that?09:30
Diablo-D3especially since I RUN LINUX09:30
Diablo-D3no creative software anywhere in sight09:30
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Diablo-D3kkathman: I'm talking specifically about the hardware09:30
AkeruDaBlade: cd ~ ; mv .kde .kde.old ; ctrl-alt-back space (kills kde) ; wait for kdm to come up again09:30
Diablo-D3KaiL: go look at that url, though09:31
Akeruif it does not come, login with a console and type "startx"09:31
DaBladedablade@LinuxP2P:~$ mv .kde .kde.old09:32
DaBlademv: cannot move `.kde' to `.kde.old': Read-only file system09:32
DaBladedablade@LinuxP2P:~$09:32
kkathmanok thanks Diablo-D3 09:32
saromCan I easily go back to gnome if I didn't like KDE?09:32
AkeruDaBlade: how come it is read only ?09:32
Diablo-D3kkathman: and I'm comparing just the 24-bit capable audigies09:32
DaBladedon't ask me09:32
DaBladethis all started after I uninstalled GTA Vice City09:32
kkathmanDiablo-D3: then if you were going to get a sound card Diablo-D3 what would you recommend?09:32
Diablo-D3kkathman: ie, not the audigy 1, which _cannot_ output at 24-bit09:32
AkeruDaBlade: it can explain alot of stuff...09:33
Diablo-D3(it just internally mixes at 24bit)09:33
Akeruhmmm09:33
Diablo-D3kkathman: hrm, I actually want to get that 040409:33
Diablo-D3kkathman: I dont do surround sound, so its perfect for me09:33
DaBladeI can try doing it as root. that ignores read only, right?09:33
AkeruDaBlade: cn you type "mount" and paste the result ? maybe in private to not flood here09:33
Diablo-D3kkathman: and it has amazing sound quality for a card that cheap09:33
kkathmanDiablo-D3: got a link for that card?09:33
DaBladedablade@LinuxP2P:~$ mount09:33
DaBlade/dev/hda1 on / type ext3 (rw,errors=remount-ro)09:33
DaBladeproc on /proc type proc (rw)09:33
DaBladesysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw)09:33
DaBladedevpts on /dev/pts type devpts (rw,gid=5,mode=620)09:33
DaBladetmpfs on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw)09:33
Diablo-D3kkathman: http://www.emu.com/products/product.asp?maincategory=754&category=754&product=222009:34
DaBladenone on /dev type tmpfs (rw,size=5M,mode=0755)09:34
DaBladeusbfs on /proc/bus/usb type usbfs (rw)09:34
DaBladenone on /proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc type binfmt_misc (rw)09:34
kkathmanthanks Diablo-D3  :)09:34
DaBladedablade@LinuxP2P:~$09:34
Akerurw,errors=remount-ro09:34
Akeruso there (maybe) was an error on the file system and it ws put read only09:34
DaBlade:/09:34
DaBladehow do I fix it?09:34
Akeruif you can afford rebooting this might be a good idea, and sees what happens09:35
pussfellerAkeru, thats standard mounting for ubuntu09:35
Diablo-D3kkathman: I seriously need to get cash so I can buy that card, though09:35
pussfellerhis disk is mounted rw...09:35
Akerupussfeller: yup, but his fs is read only right now, so there might have been an error09:35
Diablo-D3kkathman: its the perfect card09:35
Akeru<DaBlade> mv: cannot move `.kde' to `.kde.old': Read-only file system09:35
Akerupussfeller: so read only...09:35
pussfeller(rw, = its mounted rw09:35
pussfellerah09:36
saromguys, after I do the apt-get kubuntu-desktop, will it be installed right away, or do I need to do something special to bring it up?09:36
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edsuomsarom: You should be able to go back to gdm and pick KDE09:36
pussfellerthen something is messed up cause mount is showing something differnt09:36
NToleranceanyone here running torsmo?09:36
Akeruyp so, I'm affraid the simpler thing to do it try a reboot DaBlade 09:37
saromyou mean I should logout and then I'll be able to choose?09:37
saromgreat09:37
edsuomsarom: Yep. Don't let the Gnome in gdm scare you, it works fine.09:37
Akeruand hope the system will actually boot because it seems a bit inconsistent09:37
saromif I didn't like kde, I can go back to gnome easily without any problems.. right?09:37
edsuomYes.09:37
Akeruyup09:37
saromYAHOO!09:38
Diablo-D3kkathman: btw, that card specifically is for audiophile work09:38
saromthanks! :)09:38
saromkde here I come!09:38
kkathmanDiablo-D3: yes I noticed the specs...very good09:38
DaSkreechIs there a wiki page for Breezy?09:38
Diablo-D3kkathman: its lack of surround sound wont do much for games and dvds09:38
edsuomUbuntu is awesome, but I'm a little annoyed about certain crippled admin apps, like no web admin for CUPS.09:38
pussfellerso whats the skinny on the best cheap card for doing music recording of decent quality09:39
Diablo-D3edsuom: well, in a system like ubuntu, you use your desktop's cups front end09:39
Diablo-D3edsuom: both gnome and kde have them09:39
pussfelleredsuom, I don't like that either, and the kde printer manager is kinda screwed up09:39
edsuomBut why deny me the *option* to use web admin?09:39
Diablo-D3edsuom: nothing stops you from apt-getting that though09:39
Diablo-D3who said deny you the option?09:40
pussfelleri had to change the owneership  of /dev/lp0 09:40
edsuomThe ubuntu package has it disabled, can't enable from cups.conf09:40
Diablo-D3edsuom: er, it shouldnt09:40
edsuompussfeller: Yeah, me too.09:40
pussfelleri think its disabled in the code itself before it was compiled and shipped09:40
edsuomYep.09:40
Diablo-D3edsuom: the debian package has it enabled09:40
Diablo-D3edsuom: so I find it hard to believe ubuntu has it off09:40
pussfellerits off, try it yerself09:41
Diablo-D3Im a little too busy atm to do that09:41
pussfellerhttp://llocalhost:63109:41
edsuomWell, it is, stupidly enough. I've spent an hour verifying that.09:41
Diablo-D3pussfeller: that wont help09:41
Diablo-D3even in debian, you have to enable it first and restart cups09:41
pussfelleri have restarted cups so many times....09:42
edsuomDiablo-D3: Same here. No dice.09:42
pussfellertheres a place to configure the access to it in the cupsd.conf, but it won;t work09:42
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edsuomOh well, I came from Gentoo where everything is enabled and you can spend untold hours wasting time...09:43
slicnotslakusing hoary hedghog, and i can't find packages like mplayer or flashplugin-nonfree09:43
Diablo-D3let me check09:43
Diablo-D3er, guys09:43
slicnotslaki've uncommented the extre repos in /etc/apt/sources.list,09:43
Diablo-D3its enabled for me09:43
Diablo-D3grep /etc/cups/cupds.conf Port 63109:44
slicnotslakdo i need to add a repository or something?09:44
langenbergShould I consider using Kubuntu for first timers. I'm going to a LAN soon and there are some ppl interested in Linux. I was also considering SUSE. What do you guys think?09:44
Diablo-D3langenberg: ubuntu or kubuntu are both fine choices09:45
slicnotslaklangenberg: kubuntu is the easiest i've seen yet, it's been 3 years since i've used suse however09:45
Diablo-D3langenberg: as much as I hate gnome, I'd rcommend ubuntu over kubuntu though09:45
pussfellerubuntu has the buxx now man09:45
Diablo-D3langenberg: it has more polish, and idiot n00bs need polish09:46
pussfelleryeah, i have to agree09:46
Diablo-D3langenberg: mainly because they cant read, and have no intelligence whatsoever09:46
langenberghahahahaha09:46
Diablo-D3that, and ubuntu has the best livecd in existance09:46
pussfellerone could argue, you shouldnt have to read anything... it should just work09:46
langenbergWell course I prefer KDE (otherwise I wouldn't be here). For first timers Gnome could be a better choice maybe.09:46
pussfelleror at least pretend its working09:46
Diablo-D3pussfeller: yeah, but even microsoft hasnt figured out how to do that09:47
pussfellerthey are millions of miles ahead of us09:47
Diablo-D3even though windows sucks, I cant say microsoft doesnt spend millions every year fixing usability issues09:47
Diablo-D3thats about all windows has going for it, actually09:47
Diablo-D3langenberg: its not that gnome is a better desktop environment...09:47
pussfelleri think the problem with windows outside of MS being a psycho company, is all the commercial software around it09:48
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langenbergBut KDE looks more like Windows, and the 'feeling' of the DE gives me more 'freedome'.09:48
krawekhi09:48
Diablo-D3langenberg: its just that all the admin tools are still gtk only09:48
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Diablo-D3pussfeller: except commercial software doesnt hold anything over me09:48
langenbergI find it more progressive, rather than being conservative like gnome.09:48
Diablo-D3infact, I dont even care if shit is foss or not09:48
Diablo-D3I go after the better product09:48
pussfellertoo many people selling shitty software to the clueless to do things that theres ussualy a free alternative for09:48
Diablo-D3and foss 90% of the time has the better product09:49
pussfelleryeah i was going to type that, thanks09:49
Diablo-D3the other 10%, it just hasnt created a competing product yet09:49
langenbergDiablo-D3: I was being afraid of that. I heard it's even better to use synaptic than the Qt ported software.09:49
kkathmanDiablo-D3: for me, though, some win apps are absolutely necessary because there are no corresponding apps in open source that fit the bill09:49
edsuomYeah, I spent 5 hrs yesterday trying to get QEMU working so I wouldn't need to use VMware 4.x (I have a license!).09:49
Diablo-D3like, we're still behind in the dekstop publishing war09:49
pussfellerill take mpc anyday over wmp09:49
Diablo-D3kkathman: yeah09:49
edsuomI like using foss anytime I can.09:49
Diablo-D3kkathman: thats the 10%09:49
kkathmanso occasionally I have to resort back :(09:49
kkathmanyeah09:49
Diablo-D3langenberg: kynaptic or whatever09:50
kkathmanmost everything else I can do09:50
Diablo-D3langenberg: its a kde clone of synaptic09:50
pussfelleror foobar2000 over winamp09:50
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Diablo-D3winamp actually isnt bad09:50
Diablo-D3then again, I'm an xmms user09:50
pussfellerits a beast09:50
kkathmanIn the grub, there is this "Kubuntu recovery mode" anyone know what that is?09:50
Diablo-D3I dunno09:50
pussfellerthats the failsafe kkathman to get a root shell09:50
Diablo-D3yeah, its probably the failsafe mode09:50
kkathmanahh ok pussfeller thanks09:51
langenbergDiablo-D3: but synaptic > kynaptic ?09:51
kkathmanDablade was asking and he cant get back to KDE09:51
Diablo-D3langenberg: not really.09:51
kkathmanhes like lunched it badly09:51
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Diablo-D3langenberg: apt-get/apt-cache > any gui tool09:51
pussfelleropen office seems like it could replace office, but it needs a ton more helper wizards09:51
Diablo-D3DaBlade should wipe his system and not do whatever he did again09:52
Diablo-D3pussfeller: guh09:52
DaSkreechpussfeller: Why?09:52
Diablo-D3OOo fucking sucks09:52
Diablo-D3I hate it09:52
Diablo-D3I hate it worse than microsoft office09:52
pussfellerits foss... and its an infant still09:52
Diablo-D3an infant?09:52
kkathmanI dont like Open Office much09:52
pussfellerrelatively speaking09:52
Diablo-D3dude, its a 300-pound fucking fatass09:52
kkathmanStar Office was much better09:52
NTolerancedoes anyone here use the slideshow background feature in KDE?09:52
pussfellerit needs a real overhaul09:52
Diablo-D3it sits on your computer and crushes it to death09:52
Diablo-D3I wish I could get it removed from ubuntu-desktop09:53
Diablo-D3its something that we simply just dont need09:53
langenbergDiablo-D3: Well I see myself offering apt-get to some newbies. "Look how easy it is to get new software! You just fire up a xterm and do apt-cache update && apt-get [pkg-name] "09:53
pussfelleri use kate mostly so maybe I ain't the best judge of things09:53
langenberg">Euhm, I want internet!"09:53
Diablo-D3Euhm? dont even give them the credit of using all four letters09:53
Diablo-D3Its closer to 'Um'09:54
langenbergNTolerance: slideshow background future?09:54
NToleranceyeah, it's in KDE control center09:54
Diablo-D3btw, I used to be a debian envangilist09:54
NToleranceit changes your background picture with a timer09:54
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pussfelleranother problem with windows is just the closed model its built under... when things under the hood go wrong, you can't get at them easily to fix it09:54
Diablo-D3I quit because I cant stand stupid noobs09:54
NToleranceit's cool, but everytime my background changes Firefox mysteriously disappears and i have to restart it09:54
Diablo-D3NTolerance: sounds like a firefox bug09:55
kkathmanpussfeller: again for Dablade...can't he reinstall Kubuntu and just keep the current partitions when asked, that way the system gets installed but the previous data remains?09:55
NTolerance:(09:55
NTolerancei've got 1.0.209:55
pussfellerwere you one of thos angry debian people09:55
NTolerancei guess i should upgrade09:55
Diablo-D3firefox is another app that needs to die09:55
Diablo-D3pussfeller: Im still angry09:55
pussfeller:;)09:55
langenbergNTolerance: I see, well I'll try it.09:55
kkathmanDiablo-D3: you dont like FF??  You like just Konqi09:55
langenbergfirefox, nah09:55
NTolerancetry watching it change your background while firefox is running ,just for shits09:55
pussfellerno it will wipe it regardless09:55
NTolerancethx09:55
langenbergKonqueror owns everthing09:56
Diablo-D3actually, I hate konqi too09:56
slicnotslakDiablo-D3: i'm sorry, but as a web developer, i'm going to have to make you take back that statement.  ff IS the best thing since slice bread09:56
Diablo-D3I'm hoping the safari patches get merged09:56
NToleranceyou just wish there was IE for Linux :D09:56
Diablo-D3slicnotslak: nope, you cant actually.09:56
pussfellerff is pretty cool09:56
Diablo-D3slicnotslak: my blog is shadowconflict.blogspot.com... compare in firefox and konq09:56
pussfellerits a hog tho09:56
Diablo-D3so thats why konq is also on my shitlist09:56
Diablo-D3it cant render my page perfectly09:56
NTolerancefirefox is slow, for sure, but i can't do without my extensions09:57
kkathmanI orignally used Opera cuz its fast, even on low memory systems. Once I got more memory I use FF also09:57
Diablo-D3I hate opera09:57
pussfellerheh09:57
kkathmanI am a web dev too, but I dont necessarily think FF is the best thing since sliced bread09:58
pussfellerlets see, whats left09:58
kkathmanhe likes IE09:58
kkathmanhehe09:58
Diablo-D3nope, I dont like IE09:58
pussfellersafari09:58
Diablo-D3msie performs the worst on my blog09:58
NToleranceyou're a hardcore lynx guy, i can tell09:58
Diablo-D3infact, it performs so bad, it displays a warning asking to upgrade to firefox09:58
kkathmanif you are a web dev you have to progam to IE cuz its the predominant browser 09:58
Diablo-D3(for those wondering what Im talking about, load my blog in msie)09:58
pussfellerno he used wget and cat | grep09:58
Diablo-D3kkathman: nope09:59
Diablo-D3msie is not compliant with the internet09:59
Diablo-D3so I'm free to ignore it09:59
pussfelleris your page validated09:59
Diablo-D3yup09:59
kkathmanDiablo-D3: makes no difference its on 96% of the worlds desktops09:59
Diablo-D3validates fine09:59
kkathmanso you cant ignore it09:59
Diablo-D3kkathman: so?09:59
pussfellerbrb09:59
Diablo-D3yes I can ignore it09:59
Diablo-D3and I am09:59
kkathmanok09:59
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kkathmanbut as a web dev I cant09:59
kkathmanI dont use any active-x or that crap10:00
Diablo-D3I cant support msie anyhow10:00
kkathmanbut I have to see what the pages look like in FF and in IE10:00
Diablo-D3I require browsers to be internet compliant10:00
kkathmanif you design inert enough, its ok10:00
Diablo-D3and if microsoft fails to follow clearly stated standards, that is no concern to me10:00
kkathmanlol dont you know...MS IS the standard :)10:00
langenbergkkathman: I like that. Most of the webdevvers don't even care about FF (web standards).10:00
Diablo-D3kkathman: no10:00
Diablo-D3w3 is the standard.10:01
kkathmanim kidding Diablo-D3  :)10:01
langenbergkkathman: altough that has changed since FF became more popular. So that's a good thing.10:01
kkathmanOpera is supposed to be the most w3c compliant browser10:01
Diablo-D3you better be10:01
Diablo-D3I was about to kick your ass10:01
Diablo-D3opera doesnt choke too bad on my blog10:01
Diablo-D3and I heard 8 actually renders it closely to what it looks like in firefox10:01
kkathmanI keep my web code to CSS1 and low CSS2, and HTML4 minus deprecations10:02
DaSkreechXHTML!10:02
kkathmanthen I use the CSS stuff to make sure that there is a level playing field10:02
Diablo-D3I'm doing xhtml + css1 + a very small ammount of css210:02
kkathmanXHTML, blah10:02
kkathmanI learned XHTML ...so I never got into the bad habits of HTML..live leaving things out and not closing tags10:03
kkathmanbut there are lots of inconsistencies in gekko and ie browsers that you have to be aware of, even in CSS10:04
Diablo-D3of course10:05
kkathman I just stay away from those things where there are inconsistencies10:05
Diablo-D3though, they should, say, pass the acid tests10:05
Diablo-D3well, thats the thing10:05
Diablo-D3if you design your css flexable enough, those inconsistencies dont bite you in the ass10:05
kkathmancorrect a mundo10:06
Diablo-D3like my blog doesnt do anything that earth shaking10:07
Diablo-D3and konq in 3.4 almost gets it right10:07
Diablo-D3and from what I heard, some of the changes in the new batch of safari shit should fix atleast some of it10:07
kkathmanits taken me alot of experimentation...cuz most books and references dont even recognize the variations10:07
kkathmanthe Sitepoint book on CSS comes the closest10:07
Diablo-D3because books are too outdated10:07
Diablo-D3the internet moves too fast10:07
kkathmanand probably cuz its so new10:08
kkathmanthey have two very good books that I have found indispensible10:08
kkathmanon CSS that is10:08
Diablo-D3heh10:14
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dell500how do you clear the Location bar in Konquer?11:13
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nmorseHas anyone else noticed that KControl hangs and resets back to the default screen if you try to enter administrator mode in the Login Manager kcm?11:23
Tm_Thm?11:24
nmorseIt can be worked around by using 'sudo kcontrol', but it should work11:24
KaiLhttp://moba.linuxfaqs.de/kdelibs-debug.sh << one of the 3 bugs, this script fixes :)11:24
nmorseThank you11:25
kkathmanwhat would we do without you KaiL ??11:28
kkathmanor at least your script :)11:28
KaiLuhm, go even more on Riddells nerves? :)11:28
kkathmanlol11:28
Tm_Tor make our own scripts ;p11:29
kkathmanwe'd have to depend on Tm_T :)11:29
Tm_Toh no11:29
Tm_Tsounds like nightmare11:29
nmorseBy the way, while you guys are cutting cruft out of KDE, maybe you should get rid of Kile11:29
Tm_TKile?11:29
kkathmanKile?11:29
Tm_Thaha11:29
nmorseThis is the only distribution I know of that installs Kile11:30
nmorseby default with KDE11:30
nmorseand yet, no KDevelop?11:30
Tm_Thmm11:30
Tm_Tnmorse: I have Kdevelop instlled :p11:31
kkathmanwhats Kile then... we obvviously have discovered that we dont need it :)11:31
nmorseBut it doesn't come by default11:31
nmorseKile is an IDE for Latex11:31
nmorseBased on Kate, which for some reason is hidden inside the Utilities menu11:31
kkathmanKdevelop shouldnt be standard, just as Kile shouldnt be then11:31
Tm_Tyes11:31
kkathmanmost people that use Linux arent developers I dont think11:31
nmorsethought I'd point that out before you got too absorbed getting rid of KCM's11:32
Tm_Thaha11:32
kkathmannow RedHat had an interesting approach to that tho...they would ask you in the installation process what "profile" you want...if you wanted "Workstation" it installed developer stuff11:32
edsuomKaiL: Thanks for the script. Is there a way of having KDE remember my passwd for a while? It gets old typing it 100 times a day in a locked office.11:32
nmorseanyway, Kile's extroardinarily handy if you need to work with Latex11:33
kkathmanI want my wife to work in Latex 11:33
nmorsewrote my senior research paper in it11:33
KaiLlol, normally you don't need the PW that often11:33
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Tm_Tedsuom: eh, what who is asking your PW ?11:33
edsuomWell, I did my install yesterday and I'm getting tempted to put a macro in the kb.11:33
edsuomNetwork config, samba config, etc. etc. etc. etc.11:33
nmorseUsed the good old MLA package, which needs to be rewritten, something I'll probably do soon11:33
Tm_Tedsuom: eh, those things have good reason to be behind PW11:34
nmorseIf you rig an extra key to do it in KControl, nobody could just use it to log in to KDM with it either11:34
edsuomTm_T: When I just typed it 2 min. ago?!?!?11:34
nmorseThe KDE profile would have to be loaded first11:34
nmorseYou would think KDESU or KDEWallet, whatever does it, would have some memory11:35
Tm_Tyes11:35
Tm_TWallet thing11:35
kkathmanI hate that Wallet thing11:35
Tm_Tbut I don't know how to use it :p11:35
nmorseOne would actually think KWallet would be perfect for it, as it only asks if you haven't used it in a few minutes11:35
nmorseKWallet can also be rigged with some pretty nice encryption11:36
nmorseCrap, if I keep helping you guys work out all this stuff, I'm going to be tempted to join the Kubuntu team11:36
nmorseLet me see about that KWallet thing though11:37
kkathmanwe'll be glad to have you11:37
Tm_Tnmorse: you're not the only one ;p11:40
nmorsethere has to be a way to rig kdesu(do) to access kdewallet11:41
nmorsekdewallet would more than happily store the password for access, and it can be rigged to start at login11:42
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nmorseIs the kdesu version in Ubuntu a custom version?11:44
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confreyhi everybody11:45
nmorseor does it handle sudo by default in KDE 3.4?11:45
edsuomWait a minute...any user can sudo with his own password?11:45
chavonmorse, it's been modified I believe.11:46
nmorseno, with the password of the first account created11:46
Tm_Tedsuom: well, first user?11:46
Tm_TI hope not all11:46
edsuomNot seeing that in sudoers11:46
Tm_Tcreate another user account and try11:46
nmorseI personally am much fonder of the good old fashioned root account setup with sudo11:47
confreywhy don't phpgroupware and egroupware work?11:47
Tm_Tnmorse: I use root account, I hate sudo all the time11:47
edsuomnmorse: Yeah, this sudo crap is one thing the Ubuntu team got wrong, IMHO.11:47
nmorseTry the normal ubuntu room or forums for that, confrey11:47
Tm_T:)11:47
nmorsethat would probably be your best bet, at least11:47
chavoI don't think they got it wrong. It's good for the majority of people.11:48
nmorseI think not11:48
nmorseSo long as KDM doesn't show root by default and it queries if they're sure they want to log in as root11:48
nmorseWith big, bold, red letters saying it's a security risk11:48
nmorseBut sudo is far superior to su for a lot of things11:49
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nmorseBut I really prefer having a root account for many things11:49
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nmorseI think since Kubuntu does a lot of other things different, it should alter the sudo thing to have a root account at least11:50
kkathmanyou can enable the root11:50
nmorseThis would of course cause problems with simply converting an Ubuntu system to a Kubuntu system11:50
nmorseOh, if there's a simple way to enable root, we should just have the kubuntu packages do it11:51
Tm_Teh11:51
Tm_Tnmorse: "sudo passwd root" ?11:51
kkathmanwell, again, I think that has to do with the marketing slant that ubuntu is going for11:51
kkathmanits not a gentoo system that is predominately for developers11:52
dell500does anyone know what this error is? Fontconfig error: "~/.fonts.conf", line 1: no element found11:52
Tm_Tdell500: check that file and its first row11:52
Tm_Trow = line11:52
dell500there's nothing in it11:53
dell500can i just rm it?11:53
Tm_Tok11:53
Tm_Tthat's the problem then?11:53
nmorseI'm going to guess the fact that Konsole's root shells don't work is a problem related to sudo?11:53
KaiLnmorse: uhm?11:54
dell500k, that worked, thanks11:54
chavonmorse, it should work if you enable the root password.11:54
Tm_TI works fine11:54
KaiLit neigher wants the user nor the root pw here - hmm11:54
Tm_Thm?11:55
nmorseRoot password enabled now, and it works11:55
Tm_Tyes11:55
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Tm_Tnmorse: so whats the problem?11:55
nmorseBut shouldn't there be a way to use a session that doesn't require you to type sudo every five seconds11:55
nmorsewithout using a root pw11:55
Tm_Tnmorse: yes, root console11:55
kkathmanhow do you enable root again?11:55
nmorseyou know, like Ubuntu wants it to work11:55
kkathmanI forget...its like sudo su right?11:56
Tm_Tkkathman: "sudo passwd root"11:56
kkathmanahh thats it11:56
chavonmorse, sudo -s -H, will also give you a root session11:56
kkathmanforgot the syntax11:56
Tm_Theh11:56
nmorseSo, why hasn't Konsole been rigged to do that?11:56
Tm_Tnmorse: there is root Shell11:56
KaiLbecause nobody changed the app yet?11:56
KaiLRiddell: ping?11:56
nmorseBut you have to enable root account to do it11:56
Tm_Tnmorse: ofcourse11:57
Tm_Tbecause you use it as a root11:57
RiddellKaiL: hmm?11:57
nmorseBut, shouldn't there be one that works with sudo by default?11:57
Tm_Tnmorse: sudo su ;p11:57
kkathmanI thought sudo su gave you a root session too11:57
Tm_Tyes11:57
nmorseYou know, the way Ubuntu (and by association, Kubuntu) does it11:57
kkathmanwhat does the -s -H do?11:57
Tm_Tkkathman: man sudo11:58
Tm_T;p11:58
nmorseYou know, like in the drop down menu, instead of root session, su or sudo session11:58
kkathmanarghhh11:58
KaiLRiddell: the root sessing from the dropdownlist in konsole should use sudo11:58
nmorsedoesn't work11:58
KaiLand not require a root-PW :)11:58
Tm_Thaha11:58
Tm_Tkkathman: ?11:58
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kkathmanhehe11:58
Tm_Twhat?11:58
RiddellKaiL: good point11:58
nmorsejust exited when I tried it without root enabled11:58
kkathmanmakin me read11:58
kkathmanhehe11:58
KaiLnmorse found it :)11:58
nmorseasked for a password, gave it sudo's, doesn't work11:58
Tm_Tkkathman: come on, you can't expect that I read it for you :p11:59
Tm_Tnmorse: ehh, if user need "root session" he will enable root account11:59
Tm_Tnmorse: so where's the problem11:59
kkathmanpffft11:59
kkathmanstill didnt tell me why I do that instead of only sudo su12:00
Tm_Thaha12:00
KaiLTm_T: you can get a rootshell with sudo, so why not using that?12:00

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