[12:03] format it with what filesystem? a linux or a windows one? [12:03] a want a fat32 [12:03] why on earth are you asking here ? :) [12:03] lol because everywhere else is noisy [12:04] well, use cfdisk to make a partition [12:04] then mkfs.vfat -F 32 /dev/hdc1 [12:04] when I cfdisk it goes to sda1 instead of the hd [12:04] or whatever your partition is [12:04] then tell it where the disk is :) cfdisk /dev/NAME === Bizzeh [meh@host81-158-25-93.range81-158.btcentralplus.com] has joined #kubuntu [12:05] i'm guessing it would be hdb? [12:05] hey, i removed kubuntu from the end of my drive out of its own partition, im puting it on its own machine [12:05] how do i get grub out of my mbr [12:05] and put the normal windows loader back in [12:05] rexykik: 'dmesg' will tell you where Linux put it [12:05] Bizzeh: boot to an MS-DOS floppy with fdisk.exe on it and run 'fdisk /mbr' [12:06] it won't print anything, but it will clean your MBR [12:06] will a bootable xp cd work? [12:06] No idea, never used XP [12:07] oh [12:07] wait a sec [12:07] brb [12:07] i find out [12:07] i have your answer...let me pull it up [12:07] oh [12:07] ok [12:07] gotta go into the little term thing [12:08] is there a utility i can use to control my fan in my laptop? [12:08] Bizzeh http://main.linuxfocus.org/~guido/dos/ [12:08] get a soldering iron and install a rheostat [12:08] use the 6.22 floppy image from there [12:08] he's gone gdh [12:08] oh yeh :) [12:09] hdb: max request size: 1024KiB [12:09] hdb: 312581808 sectors (160041 MB) w/8192KiB Cache, CHS=19457/255/63, UDMA(100) [12:09] hdb: cache flushes supported [12:09] /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target1/lun0: unknown partition table === mr_roboto [~robot@24-148-87-160.hnc-bsr1.chi-hnc.il.cable.rcn.com] has joined #kubuntu [12:09] perfect. there you go, then :) [12:09] then in cfdisk : FATAL ERROR: Cannot open disk drive. Press any key to exit cfdisk. [12:10] unknown partition table = completely blank disk === brdweb is away: Away at the moment [12:10] so, cfdisk /dev/hdb === brdweb is now known as brdweb|AFK [12:10] cfdisk says: FATAL ERROR: Cannot open disk drive. Press any key to exit cfdisk. [12:11] def. 'hdb' rather than hdb1 etc. ? [12:12] yeah,i did hdb not hdb1 [12:13] What does "hdparm /dev/hdb" say? [12:13] the actual content doesn't really matter [12:13] so long as it prints a bunch of info [12:13] it does [12:13] multcount/IO_support, etc. [12:13] yeah [12:13] has all of that [12:14] OK, are you being root when you run cfdisk? [12:14] v. important :) [12:14] it would be Bad for normal users to alter partition tables :) [12:15] type 'whoami' .. if you are anything but root, that's wrong. [12:15] ehhh thats it [12:15] lol [12:15] thx [12:15] hehe :) [12:15] cough cough <-newb [12:15] no worries :) [12:16] any idea what the dif between a FAT32 and a FAT32 LBA is? [12:17] LBA = new and shiny [12:17] I'd go for that [12:17] lol okay [12:17] haha [12:17] LBA is "very new" [12:18] I'd hope a 160GB falls into that category :) [12:18] yes [12:18] I think so =) [12:18] for some reason i feel like i'm at the tail of a ALT+F4 joke. [12:19] hehe, /quit complaining ;) [12:19] lol [12:19] try /disco , you got nice colours [12:20] ok, anyone here got flash in forefox working (with proper sound) [12:20] ehh i do mez [12:20] I cnat get sound working [12:20] lol [12:20] well, i've only tested it on homestarrunner [12:20] It just gives me like... some hissing [12:20] sound card configed right? [12:21] mez: Configure Konq -> Plugins -> Plugins -> 'Use artsdsp to pipe plugin sound...' ? [12:21] assuming you're using arts ? [12:21] yeah [12:21] I'm using firefox though [12:21] Oh, doh :) [12:22] I just installed flashplugin-nonfree and it 'worked' =) [12:22] hmm [12:22] sleeep -> [12:22] what does this mean hdb: max request size: 1024KiB [12:22] hdb: 312581808 sectors (160041 MB) w/8192KiB Cache, CHS=19457/255/63, UDMA(100) [12:22] hdb: cache flushes supported [12:22] /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target1/lun0: unknown partition table [12:22] ? [12:22] Tm_T wins :) [12:22] ack [12:22] didnt copy right [12:22] Could not mount device. [12:22] The reported error was: [12:22] mount: can't find /dev/hdb1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab [12:22] rexykik: It means your hard disk is blank [12:23] rexykik: You need to reboot to reload the partition table [12:23] ook [12:23] danke [12:23] then you will be able to 'mkfs.vfat' [12:23] cfdisk probably told you that.. :) [12:23] i partitioned it...do i need to make a filesystem? [12:23] nopers didnt [12:23] ah, k [12:23] I have flashplaye-mozilla flashplugin-nonfree libflash0 libflash-mozplugin and libflash-swfplayer [12:24] mez: it's probably got very confused and used the Free Software 'libflash', which is shit :) [12:24] remove libflash0 [12:24] it'll remove the other bits via dependencies [12:24] time to reboot, see you in the future [12:26] gdh, works now, thanks [12:26] acutally [12:26] th sound is out of sync [12:26] cool :) If I keep going at this rate, I'll hace enough kudos points to win a fish :) [12:27] ?? === gnumdk [~gnumdk@30.191.100-84.rev.gaoland.net] has joined #kubuntu [12:28] my flash is running REALLY fast [12:29] No ideas :) amd64 or something? [12:29] is there a mathematica-equivalent for linux ? [12:30] more than enough ;) [12:30] such as ? [12:30] mupad [12:30] I am so happy I never have the need for software like that :) [12:31] but be warned: if you talk to a fan of one of this tools, for them the other tools are always crap ;) [12:31] KaiL do you know something a bit more opensource and gpled maybe ? [12:32] isn't mathematica also available for linux/x86? [12:32] ah, free alternative [12:32] othernoob: afaik mupad has at least a freeware version [12:32] scilab very possibly [12:32] that's much more than for mathematica ;) [12:32] KaiL for teachers and students and bla.. i cant be arsed to send them my student info ;) [12:33] can't you just export your session from a UNIX box running mathematica? [12:33] that's what I recommend to my students === rexykik [~karl@c-24-11-144-126.hsd1.mi.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [12:34] oook back [12:34] Could not mount device. [12:34] The reported error was: [12:34] mount: can't find /dev/hdb1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab [12:34] heh.. i dont know a unix pc running mathematica which i could use [12:35] TightVNC for Windows? [12:35] multiple vncviewers connecting in 'watch only' mode? [12:35] $ mkfs vfat /dev/hdb [12:35] mkfs.ext2: bad blocks count - /dev/hdb [12:35] othernoob: not even from the math dept? [12:35] rexykik: No, mkfs.vfat -F 32 /dev/hdb1 [12:36] note the dot between mkfs and vfat. [12:36] you need to specify FAT32 with -F 32 [12:36] and /dev/hdb1 as the first partition... /dev/hdb is the whole raw disk. [12:36] $ mkfs vfat /dev/hdb [12:36] mkfs.ext2: bad blocks count - /dev/hdb [12:36] crimmy: i havent had much to with the math dept yet.. i just have 4 math courses and i'm hardly ever there..just do my papers, hand em in, and am gone ;) [12:36] +do * [12:37] ack [12:37] copy doesnt work well in term [12:37] not used to no keybinding [12:37] bash: mkfs.: command not found [12:37] should it be mkfs[space] .[space] vfat? [12:37] god i hate summer..now there's an annoying spider in my room :/ [12:37] rexykik: come on, work with me here :) [12:37] no spaces [12:38] ahh...that'd do it. maybe i should modify my font so its somewhat readable [12:38] =) [12:38] Courier is king.. or at least Bitstream Vera Sans Mono [12:38] now do i mount it or reboot again, or...? [12:38] you'll be able to mount it now [12:39] mount /dev/hdb1 [12:39] mount: can't find /dev/hdb1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab === sirukin [~sirukin@64.247.151.242] has joined #kubuntu [12:40] isnt it sudo mount -a ... ? [12:40] rexykik: where do you want to mount it ? === Bicchi [~chatzilla@adsl-065-006-167-199.sip.mia.bellsouth.net] has joined #kubuntu [12:40] /mnt/hdb1 [12:40] and does /mnt/hdb1 exist as an empty directory? [12:41] yup [12:41] how do I reconfigure xorg to stop using fglrx? [12:41] have you added a relevant line to /etc/fstab ? [12:41] not sure what that means. [12:41] fixed it [12:41] i installed a program with synaptic and i can not find it in the menu but i can run it from the shell. how can i search for in the menu. like how can i tell its in the k menu [12:41] mount /dev/hdb1 /mnt/hdb1 [12:41] heh :) [12:42] ehh use the search for files thing [12:42] find the file [12:42] then rightclick the bar and goto configure panal [12:42] panel [12:42] and then on tabs goto kmenu [12:42] edit it [12:43] and put it where you want it in the kmenu tree [12:43] (the tab you click it called menus) [12:43] but my question is: i am not sure if it installed in the first place. does everything i installed from synaptic gets a place in the k menu. [12:43] no [12:44] how can i tell? [12:44] besides searching all those menus [12:44] if you can run it from console then it is installed [12:44] i can, but like i said how can i tell if its located in the "k menu" [12:44] eh...look throught the kmenu? [12:44] though* [12:45] Bicchi: if its not there you can start kmenuedit and put it in the menu manually [12:45] hmm, kmenuedit really needs a search function for such cases [12:46] yup [12:46] Be grateful there's KMenuEdit at all.. the poor GNOME weenies have no menu editor at all [12:46] lo9l [12:46] lol* [12:46] Bicchi: if its from the multiverse part it might not adhere to the ubuntuguidlines and not have a menuentry [12:46] gdh: hah :) [12:46] Ubuntu chose GNOME 2.10... which uses the freedesktop.org XML standard [12:46] Curalton: i installed nedit. can you tell me ? [12:46] ... alas, nobody had the foresight to write a menu editor for it .... [12:46] okay, just cause im curious, what happens when a spider runs around inside of my pc ? [12:47] Bicchi: type apt-cache policy nedit and it shows from what source it came [12:47] Curalton: universe [12:47] othernoob: If it gets caught in the CPU fan, it could be quite entertaining :)) [12:47] take video [12:47] Curalton: does that mean that since it was from universe it does not create a entry in k menu [12:48] Bicchi: yes, quite possible [12:48] gdh: heh, lol, but it can't damage anything or can it ? [12:48] othernoob: who knows if spider legs are electrically conductive [12:48] Curalton: that explains it. i just wish that k menu would hightlight recent installed programs just like windows does. i mean my menu are huge from all the junk i have installed. [12:48] hey, now /there's/ an experiment. [12:48] Curalton: but i can live without windows. :) [12:48] Bicchi: dpkg -L nedid shows all the files that nedit installs [12:49] gdh: i'll let you play with those ugly creatures ;) [12:49] Bicchi: the idea is that ubunutu installs everything a user needs an thats it (email, web, office user that is) [12:49] othernoob: sure beats some ants, the sun, and a magnifying glass ;) [12:50] Bicchi: about the missing search function you could file a Wishlist bug at bugs.kde.org === spiritz [~spiritz@abo-107-254-68.guy.modulonet.fr] has joined #kubuntu [12:50] lol [12:50] Curalton: good idea [12:50] Curalton: thanks [12:50] Bicchi: or if you know C++ hack it in yourself ;) [12:50] anyway, im off, killing a spider :) night === Panasonic [urubu@200-203-156-122.mganm200.dial.brasiltelecom.net.br] has joined #kubuntu [12:50] Curalton: no time. but the will submit a wishlist bug [12:50] is there anyway to start konquerer with root privs? [12:51] or, a 'find' commandline with /usr/share/ would do it [12:51] rexykik: ick! [12:51] man [12:51] ick? [12:51] rexykik: 'sudo konqueror' ? [12:51] how do I reconfigure xorg to stop using fglrx? <-- anyone know the answer to that? [12:51] nope [12:51] rexykik: as in "why run stuff as root, its baaad" [12:51] mrmanic: nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf [12:51] gdh: doesnt set X-rights [12:51] change the 'Driver fglrx' to whatever you want...? [12:51] because i wanna drag'n'drop one hard drive to the other [12:52] Curalton: No idea what that means. [12:52] copy over all the files [12:52] gdh: "cant open display" error [12:52] rexykik: err, i think that wont work [12:52] well, i mean file folders from one into the other [12:52] rexykik: the media:/ konqueror representations are usually read only [12:52] rexykik: unmount your fat32, then remount it with "-o 1000" [12:53] rexykik: that will make it r/w for your normal user account [12:53] gah [12:53] "-o uid=1000" [12:53] -o uid= [12:53] yeh [12:53] man mount for more info [12:54] gdh: I'll try your way, brb === mrmanic is away (going offline) === mrmanic is now known as mrmanic|afk [12:55] any way that doesn't involve running a file manager as root has to be better... [12:55] heh :> === spektr [~spektr@M873P012.adsl.highway.telekom.at] has joined #kubuntu === spiritz [~spiritz@abo-107-254-68.guy.modulonet.fr] has joined #kubuntu === spiritz [~spiritz@abo-107-254-68.guy.modulonet.fr] has left #kubuntu ["Kopete] === mrmanic|afk is now known as mrmanic [12:58] well, that definitely didn't work [12:59] the mouse and fonts were all hosed when I switched to the ATI driver [12:59] gdh: any other ideas? [12:59] what about the 'vesa' driver as a real panic fallback? [01:00] I'll try it, thx === sbcl3 [~sbcl3@pcp0010826631pcs.coatsv01.pa.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu === Jeezis [~roger@jeezis.user] has joined #kubuntu [01:00] My own system is a p3-650 with a matrox mystique PCI ... I know nothign about modern cards / 3D accel... [01:01] is it possible to change that image that is seen as a left-strip on the main applications menu? by default its kubuntu's logo [01:02] sbcl3: sounds like a good image to have there === mrmanic is away (going offline) === mrmanic is now known as mrmanic|afk [01:02] riddell: but can it be changed? [01:02] sbcl3: what would you wish to change it to? [01:03] it can... read the popup help in the KDE Panel configuration [01:03] riddell: probably just xxxxxxxxxxxx theme's color [01:03] control centre -> desktop -> panels -> menus -> 'Show side image' === me [~me@62.79.110.190] has joined #kubuntu [01:03] gdh: thanks === sirukin [~sirukin@64.247.151.242] has left #kubuntu ["out"] [01:04] sbcl3: it should change colour along with the theme [01:04] sbcl3: the image itself is specified in /usr/share/kubuntu-default-theme/../kickerrc [01:04] and you can overload it in ~/.kde/share/config/kickerrc === mrmanic|afk is now known as mrmanic [01:12] hmm [01:12] well, that sort of worked [01:13] I have fonts, though it's rather painful [01:13] isn't there some way to dpkg-reconfigure or something? [01:15] mrmanic: fonts:/ === mrmanic is away (going offline) === mrmanic is now known as mrmanic|afk [01:24] similarly, without replacing an image located in some directory, can you change the "K" logo in the bottom-left corner you click on to access apps? [01:32] sbcl3: No. [01:33] I expect it would be changable using a different theme / iconset... [01:33] so you'd either need to create your own or amend an existing one === _Church_Of_Foamy [~Foamey@24-177-160-171.dhcp.mrqt.mi.charter.com] has joined #kubuntu === mcspectrum [~dylan@c-67-168-163-157.hsd1.wa.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu === mcspectrum [~dylan@c-67-168-163-157.hsd1.wa.comcast.net] has left #kubuntu ["Konversation] === kdedev [~kdedev@dsl-131-96.aei.ca] has joined #kubuntu === kdedev is now known as jeramy === _paul [~paul@host-142-204-9-69.midco.net] has joined #kubuntu [02:04] <_paul> anybody knowhow to enable root login on post in kubuntu? [02:05] http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/RootSudo === blew [~blew@stjhnf01bb8-142162171081.nl.aliant.net] has joined #kubuntu === AceMan [~me@81-178-239-126.dsl.pipex.com] has joined #kubuntu === brdweb|AFK is back. === brdweb|AFK is now known as brdweb === mez [~mez@82-36-228-130.cable.ubr01.perr.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #kubuntu === spektr [~spektr@M873P012.adsl.highway.telekom.at] has left #kubuntu ["Konversation] === _mez [~mez@82-36-228-130.cable.ubr01.perr.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #kubuntu === Jeezis [~roger@jeezis.user] has joined #kubuntu === theine [~theine@83.72.197.119.ip.tele2adsl.dk] has joined #kubuntu [03:22] what is one large factor that makes KDE better than GNOME in your opinion? [03:22] choice [03:23] GNOME feels claustrophobic, everything has been pre-selected as 'the best' for you. I'm capable of making my own decisions, thanks. [03:24] Well, there's a few simple things that are missing, like easy adding to menus. [03:25] GNOME 2.10 is slower and more memory-consuming on my laptop. [03:25] yeah; i noticed that when i used "ubuntu" instead of "kubuntu [live, i'll be installing it soon] [03:25] on GNOME there just doesn't seem to be a menu editor [03:25] and the menus take up so much more space; so much that living with one panel is dreadful [03:26] I used GNOME since Warty beta, and just switched to Kubuntu last week. I'm lovin' it. [03:26] though one thing i find very annoying with KDE over gnome [03:26] WHY DOES EVERY APP HAVE TO START WITH K??????? [03:26] It doesn't :) [03:26] or 95% of them, anyways [03:26] Just it's easier to coin names around K than G... [03:26] I couldn't get GNOME to build for the life of me from CVS. I'm running KDE SVN right now. ;) [03:26] since you have 'C' to play with.. Kontact, Kompose, etc. [03:27] but things like "KPilot"...??? [03:27] Gaim, Galeon, Synaptic, oh wait... [03:27] Yeh, that's just unoriginality :) [03:27] I suppose the names can be changed [03:27] to protect the innocent, of course. [03:28] and isn't KDE much more mature/developed? After all, 70% of the people with Desktop Environments use it... [03:28] oh yeah...the other thing that makes KDE superior...Konqueror... [03:28] no idea, can't comment on that. [03:28] Certainly I'm the only KDE fan in my circle of geeks :) [03:28] Oh, man, I hated Konqueror until KDE 3.4. Now it's awesome. [03:29] I hated KDE until 3.4 period ^_^ [03:29] what's made 3.4 the quantum leap? [03:29] I don't know [03:29] I haven't noticed much difference... [03:29] but when I used 3.2 on mandrake, the graphics compared to Kubuntu's were awful [03:29] maybe that's why [03:29] that and Mandrake came with an awful preloaded theme [03:30] Well it's hardly KDE's fault if MDK had no graphical taste :) [03:30] Ugh, the default on Mandrake was awful. So was the default window decoration. I'm so glad they switched to Plastik. [03:31] I think I like Keramik better though [03:31] I'll miss some applications when I switch to KDE though [03:32] Does anyone know a program much like Imendio's Planner? [03:32] (for KDE) [03:32] Um, what? [03:33] Heh, none :) [03:33] none?!? [03:33] GNOME thing.. used to be called 'Mr. Project' [03:33] shameless MS Project clone [03:33] it was awesome though [03:33] KDE needs something like that [03:33] was the original GanttProject specific to gnome? [03:34] btw, you can still run it. Just apt-get gtk2-engines-qtk-qt and go to KDE control center to make your GNOME apps not have crappy fonts. [03:34] I'm a sysadmin not an IT manager :) [03:34] I don't 'do' project management. [03:34] i use it for odd miscellaneous things; and i can't even get a job yet [03:35] http://ganttproject.sourceforge.net/index.php [03:35] it appears that this isn't specific to gnome :) [03:37] interesting... [03:39] I'll also miss Abiword; the best word processor on the planet [03:40] heh, yes openoffice is equally as dreadful on KDE or GNOME :) [03:40] Bloat that makes MS blush.. [03:40] why does KDE accept that pile of crap [ooo] ? [03:41] .. it's big + slow, but it's very complete :) [03:42] i wish KDE would actually make efforts to port abi over to KDE :( [03:42] Well, they have KOffice which is making good ground [03:42] yes === sbcl3 hopes Bluefish wasn't gnome-dependant...he goes to look [03:43] looks like its not :) [03:43] there's nothing to stop you from keeping the gtk / gnome libs on disk [03:43] and then if it is there's always KDevelop :) [03:43] but they won't accept the KDE theme or have that integration [03:43] If I was that concerned over looks I'd buy a Mac. [03:44] OS X sucks, IMO [03:45] or, you could just steal their theme...theres got to be a few at kde-look ^_^ [03:52] does anyone know any neat calendar apps for KDE (other than the one packed in with the clock)? [03:53] Er, Kontact? :) === technoid_ [~technoid@64.232.164.250] has joined #kubuntu === claydoh [~claydoh@65.99.186.71] has joined #kubuntu [03:57] is Koffice a package able to be installed or just the crude name of a bunch of office apps that were built for KDE? [03:58] it's the name of the suite [03:58] 'koffice' is a metapackage [03:58] try the 1.4 beta deb ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/unstable/koffice-1.4-beta1/kubuntu ./ [04:00] all of the smaller stuff is probably either installed or in the repositories already [04:00] but i'll write it down ;) [04:03] nn === mcspectrum [~dylan@c-67-168-163-157.hsd1.wa.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu === mcspectrum [~dylan@c-67-168-163-157.hsd1.wa.comcast.net] has left #kubuntu ["Konversation] === mr_roboto [~robot@24-148-87-160.hnc-bsr1.chi-hnc.il.cable.rcn.com] has joined #kubuntu === torkiano [~torkiano@84.77.86.239] has joined #kubuntu === Sir_HaL [~sir@c-24-10-96-155.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu === delltony [~delltony@c-24-99-11-118.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [04:38] question is there any kinda command i can issue in the shell to kinda refresh this pc if you will. for some reason after a while of usuage its like the harddrive is just draggin i go to watch movies and all and they skip cause the pc is lagged big time. i ran a ps -aux to try and find the problem but i can't see anything out of the ordinary [04:38] your help would be appreciated [04:39] try running top [04:39] by default it sorts after cpu usage, press shift m to sort afte memory usage === torkiano [~torkiano@84.77.86.239] has joined #kubuntu [04:39] maybe you find a out-of-bounds process [04:40] also maybe check syslog or messages in /var/log [04:40] ok [04:40] question the out of bounds process would be indicated how? [04:40] memory/cpu usage [04:41] not that 100% mem usage is normal in linux because its all used for caching, check for single processes [04:41] look at %mem right? [04:42] sorry for the noob questions just not on top of top like i should be === hswales [~psychosis@pcp01500234pcs.univde01.de.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [04:45] yes, %age [04:46] atm my most memory using proc is 443 thomas 15 0 132m 48m 20m S 0.0 6.3 0:37.66 mozilla-bin [04:46] can someone tell me what the proggie is in kubuntu to check and see what it has my video card set to cuz its doing wierd things like my monitor goin blank and then when i hit my monitor menu saying out of range [04:47] gaim is using 25.1 === sbcl3 is now known as sbcl3||sleep [04:50] looks like firefox-bin was the issue [04:50] memory leak [04:58] Curalton, yeah i believe your right it seems to happen alot when i use alot of tabs in firefox more and more i think about it [05:00] how much ram does your system have? [05:01] ls -lh /proc/kcore can tell you === sirukin [~sirukin@64.247.151.242] has joined #kubuntu === transgress [~transgres@24.181.89.246] has joined #kubuntu === Xero84 [~Xero@cpe-65-24-30-40.columbus.res.rr.com] has joined #kubuntu [05:18] 512 on the lappy === Xero84 [~Xero@cpe-65-24-30-40.columbus.res.rr.com] has left #kubuntu ["Leaving"] [05:19] i can up it just haven't got around to it yet === _paul [~paul@dialup-4.252.243.124.Dial1.Dallas1.Level3.net] has joined #kubuntu [05:25] delltony: err, 512 is enough, dont worry. === _kdedev [~kdedev@dsl-135-166.aei.ca] has joined #kubuntu === _kdedev is now known as jeramy_ === transgress [~transgres@24.181.89.246] has joined #kubuntu === tim_h [~Tim@p54A1B06A.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu === paul_ [~paul@dialup-4.252.246.130.Dial1.Dallas1.Level3.net] has joined #kubuntu [05:36] BOOO! dial up is blah. === sirukin [~sirukin@64.247.151.242] has left #kubuntu ["out"] === _chris [~chris@S0106000c413a2c0c.ed.shawcable.net] has joined #kubuntu === _chris is now known as billytwowilly === paul_ [~paul@dialup-4.252.246.130.Dial1.Dallas1.Level3.net] has joined #kubuntu === jsgotangco [~jsg@202.57.71.236] has joined #kubuntu === ilbahr [~ilbahr@d141-64-4.home.cgocable.net] has joined #kubuntu === tim_h_ [~Tim@p54A1C771.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu === paul_ [~paul@dialup-4.252.246.130.Dial1.Dallas1.Level3.net] has left #kubuntu ["Konversation] === nate__ [~nate@c66.168.31.134.mad.wi.charter.com] has joined #kubuntu === ilbahr [~ilbahr@d141-64-4.home.cgocable.net] has joined #kubuntu === brilo [~brilo@int-200-49-222-136.movi.com.ar] has joined #kubuntu === brilo [~brilo@int-200-49-222-136.movi.com.ar] has left #kubuntu ["Konversation] === evan-v-hansen [~evan@d142-59-136-187.abhsia.telus.net] has joined #kubuntu === cartel_ [~cartel@shinobi.thoughtcrime.org.nz] has joined #kubuntu === mrmanic|afk is now known as mrmanic === sdas [~asas@if.susu.ac.ru] has joined #kubuntu === sdas [~asas@if.susu.ac.ru] has left #kubuntu [] === claydoh [~claydoh@65.99.186.71] has joined #kubuntu === danikata [~dani@219.83.60.107] has joined #kubuntu [07:41] hello how to change ip address in kubuntu ? [07:43] danikata: I don't think it's any different from regular debian. [07:43] danikata: are you using dhcp? [07:50] no [07:50] im using static ip [07:51] so add the address and the route as you would normally [07:51] I _think_ that's how you do it. [07:51]