=== incubii [~incubii@61.68.45.11] has joined #kubuntu === mikec [~mcooper@mccooper.actrix.co.nz] has joined #kubuntu === Thunderguy [~chris@21.214.205.68.cfl.res.rr.com] has joined #kubuntu === persnickety [~Apache@e9f27e408b066366.session.tor] has joined #kubuntu === kay_ [~kay@p54A3A4EB.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #kubuntu === hippie [~hippie@pc-200-74-48-119.trinidad1.pc.metropolis-inter.com] has joined #kubuntu === FireEgl [Atlantica@Atlantica.US] has joined #Kubuntu === Blissex [~Blissex@82-69-39-138.dsl.in-addr.zen.co.uk] has joined #KUbuntu === dargo [~dargo@245.Red-80-39-84.pooles.rima-tde.net] has joined #kubuntu [12:35] what do i need to do to get apt to ignore non verified sources? === apokryphos [~dw@host-84-9-109-233.bulldogdsl.com] has joined #kubuntu [12:36] can you not just say 'y' when it asks about keys? [12:37] . [12:37] well i'm doing an apt-get update and it bitches, and doesn't update from it. it's marillat [12:39] me too [12:39] there are docs on how to import marillat's key [12:39] I did it months ago. don't ask me, ask google :) [12:40] but yes it involves gpg :) === moparfan90 [~dan@ool-457a66fa.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #kubuntu [12:46] It's on the kudos guide [12:46] i just installed kde on ubuntu and now i cant login. help me!! [12:47] !gpg [12:47] I guess gpg is at http://kudos.berlios.de/kf/kf1.html#h2add [12:47] moparfan90: it's the same user password [12:48] i know. it sys login in and then some other stuff then brings me back to login screen [12:51] i has the login screen. then i type my user name and password and it say loging in. then about 30 sec later it comes back to login screen. [12:51] what do i do?? [12:51] moparfan90: the GDM login screen? [12:51] no kde [12:52] moparfan90: can you still login to gnome? [12:52] nope [12:52] theres an opion but t wont let me [12:52] moparfan90, did you download kubuntu-desktop? [12:52] you can't login to anything... [12:52] moparfan90: try resetting the session type to KDE in the session menu [12:53] yeah i did... sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop [12:53] moparfan90: try switching back to GDM to see if it works then [12:53] sometimes, very rarely, kdm gets confused and doesn't actually think the 'previous session' is anything real [12:53] nikkia: if it doesn't work for gnome as well though.. [12:53] i have tried all the opion and the only way i can login is in console and thats no good for me [12:54] apokryphos: hmmm [12:54] moparfan90: switch to GDM [12:54] i did still no work [12:54] moparfan90: in console type "sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm" -- switch there, then restart x [12:54] oo [12:54] moparfan90: you tried switching to GDM or not? [12:54] i want to try kde... is there a better way to install then? [12:55] yes i have! [12:55] moparfan90: you can still login to KDE by doing that [12:55] how? [12:55] moparfan90: so you've done sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm, are you sure? [12:55] moparfan90: from GDM [12:55] no not that [12:55] then you didn't try gdm, did you? [12:55] no [12:55] unless you did startgdm or whatever it is [12:56] i did change sessionnthin g [12:56] moparfan90: try it, see if you have the same problem [12:56] moparfan90: not session, this is the Login Manager [12:56] or "Display Manager" -- GDM: gnome display manager [12:56] then how do i get to kde if i want to try it?? [12:56] moparfan90: it's only the display manager... you can use it to switch session to KDE [12:57] oo [12:57] you'll see once you do it [12:57] what do i type exactly? [12:57] moparfan90: once you're in console, sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm [12:57] then select "GDM" there [12:58] ok [12:58] bye [12:58] have to restart [12:58] see ya [12:58] thanks === incubii [~incubii@61.68.45.11] has left #kubuntu ["Leaving"] === moparfan90 [~moparfan9@ool-457a66fa.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #kubuntu [01:07] thatnks. thats worked [01:10] cool [01:10] moparfan90: you might consider updating to KDE 3.4.2 which would have the new KDM (though you don't have to use kdm) [01:10] how do i update? [01:11] !kde342 [01:11] methinks kde342 is at http://kubuntu.org/hoary-kde-342.php === apokryphos is out for the night -- early shift tomorrow! [01:14] night apokryphos [01:14] adieu nikkia :) [01:15] pff, faders. === nikkia is editing udev rules, again [01:15] Sounds like a riot. [01:16] not really [01:16] gdh, still, it does seem to be working [01:16] if i plg my ipod in, i get a /dev/ipod pointing to whichever scsi device its appearing as === moparfan90 [~moparfan9@ool-457a66fa.dyn.optonline.net] has left #kubuntu ["Leaving"] [01:16] seems a logical setup :) [01:16] which means that autofs can be pointed at /dev/ipod and thus i get /media/ipod :) [01:17] which k3b [01:17] oops === persnickety [~Apache@54f1cd3630e0b4ed.session.tor] has joined #kubuntu [01:21] eh, udev rules are fun === jorik [~jorik@h8441138140.dsl.speedlinq.nl] has joined #kubuntu [01:21] lscd, its such a painful system [01:21] hmm... howso/why? [01:22] some of the numbering seems to have silently changed in the last while, which is a pain, but other than that? [01:22] lscd, the fact that there is no way to make it rescan a device, the fact that the rules processing seems to be counter-intuitive, ie, lowest rule stops higher rules operating, etc [01:22] hm.. the rules processing order makes sense to me, but perhaps i've just been infected by linux for too long [01:23] lscd: i've been using linux for 13 years, and it doesn't strike me as logical :P [01:23] not being able to rescan devices sounds annoying; i guess it's outside the scope of udevstart? [01:23] nikkia: sure, hence infected ;) [01:23] the problem is, it tries to look like a SysV init script system, but isn't even remotely [01:23] yeah [01:24] i guess i'm just used to arbitrary processing rules === lscd curses firewall scripts [01:24] lscd: udevstart trashs the system here, it repopulates the ptys and every console/konsole/etc stops working [01:25] ahhh, it's been working for me, but i'm not on ubuntu (yet; i'm hoping to install it tonight, if i can get the silly box i want to do it on into decent enough shape early enough) [01:25] i'm not on ubuntu *here* either [01:25] ah, what's here, and what udev version? [01:25] here is a LFS system [01:25] ahhh [01:26] and v063 [01:26] my 'here' is a gentoo system with udev-058 [01:27] don't get me wrong, its better than /dev, and mildly better than devfs ... [01:27] yeah, agreed; but udevstart borking stuff sucks [01:28] all it needs is something like udevinfo that actually *does* the rules rather than prints them [01:28] erm, udevtest i mean [01:28] hmm [01:28] that would be cool [01:29] some more elegant pattern matching and comparision wouldn't go amiss either :P [01:30] regex's, or? === bjoeern [~bjoeen@dsl-082-083-148-102.arcor-ip.net] has joined #kubuntu [01:31] regex would be cool with me, yes === i123i [~i123i@eu85-84-41-47.clientes.euskaltel.es] has joined #kubuntu [01:31] yeah... that would be nice, though i've never found myself needing that much power with it yet [01:32] hi === kalenedrael [~kalene@c-24-218-137-85.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [01:32] hi i123i === ralph1 [~ralph1@66-214-31-61.dhcp.lnbh.ca.charter.com] has joined #kubuntu === _moparfan90 [~moparfan9@ool-457a66fa.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #kubuntu === parax [~parax@84-122-241-2.onocable.ono.com] has joined #kubuntu [01:35] <_moparfan90> helo [01:35] <_moparfan90> hello [01:36] <_moparfan90> what do you think is better xchat or the kde irc?? [01:36] <_moparfan90> konversation [01:36] xchat, hands down [01:36] <_moparfan90> me too [01:36] kde irc sucks [01:36] <_moparfan90> yeah [01:36] <_moparfan90> using it now. and its look bad too [01:37] No way Konversation rulez [01:37] Konv is perfectly adequate :) [01:37] I can't think how xchat would be 'better' . [01:37] gdh: fair enough, it's adequate, and it has a lot of nice features [01:37] i just don't like it [01:37] (and I used it for months) [01:37] lscd: Is that not just human nature fearing change? [01:37] gdh: not really, no [01:37] <_moparfan90> i like change [01:37] i've used quite a lot of irc clients [01:37] beos had some nice ones [01:38] <_moparfan90> if its the same to long i change it to mess it up [01:38] They're all clones of AmIRC, anyway :) [01:38] how could install windows codec to see wmv films ? [01:38] <_moparfan90> dont know [01:38] eh, wow, it's weird to be on a distro chan where i can't answer that, hehe ^-^ [01:39] googling for win32codecs might get you started [01:39] brosio: apt-get install w32codecs - you need the marillat repositories === _marcel [~marcel@dsl-084-058-022-221.arcor-ip.net] has joined #kubuntu [01:39] deb ftp://ftp.nerim.net/debian-marillat stable main === moparfan90_ [~moparfan9@ool-457a66fa.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #kubuntu [01:39] also add testing + unstable if it's not in 'stable' [01:39] hello. now using xchat... so much better [01:39] boo hiss [01:39] whats a good way to make kde look cooler? [01:40] moparfan90_: Don't sully it with GTK apps :) [01:40] boy did you walk into that one. [01:40] why not [01:40] moparfan90_: well, there are themes and so forth; i like the original look with a few tweaks though, kde 3.2 on has been nice [01:40] moparfan90_: some people think they look inconsistant/ugly/etc; it doesn't really bother me [01:40] moparfan90_: the look-and-feel don't carry properly :) [01:41] thx [01:41] can i get more themes? [01:41] yep [01:41] gdh, i'm using [01:41] hoarty so it's stable ? [01:41] yeah!!! [01:41] control center -> appearances and themes -> theme manager [01:41] brosio: marillat is really for Debian, but it works for ubuntu,too. [01:42] brosio: the 'stable' stuff won't mean much in this case. [01:42] kde-look.org may be worth a glance if you want something like that, moparfan90_ [01:42] brosio: marillat really only carries the 'mostly free' packages [01:42] basically teh stuff debian won't take due to grey areas with licensing [01:43] christian marillat is a debian developer, so he knows what he's doing. [01:46] just a little question [01:46] http://ubuntuguide.org/#nvu [01:46] why nvu isn't in repository [01:46] no idea - I've never heard of it, even. :) [01:47] ok big question... when i switch desktops.. 1,2,3,4 how do i make it so the programs open dont stay on the botton if your in an other desktop???? === nikkia reads moparfan90's comment a couple of times before realising 'bottom' means the taskbar [01:48] it's in the control center [01:48] not everyone likes their panel at the bottom :P [01:48] nikkia: default position, so it's fair, especially if you don't know the term [01:49] :p [01:49] so what do i do? [01:49] moparfan90_: shortest way is to right-click on the panel === HopeSeekr [HopeSeekr@adsl-68-90-227-68.dsl.hstntx.swbell.net] has joined #kubuntu [01:49] then, click taskbar, and unclick 'show windows from all desktops' [01:49] ok thanks that did it. :0 [01:50] :) [01:50] np; i usually set that too [01:50] hello, I have a unique situation. I use KDE and thus really want to upgrade from Gentoo to the latest Kubuntu; however, my mother uses Gnome ... she can't learn KDE at all, and thus I want to also install ubuntu ... is it possible to install ubuntu-like gnome ontop of kubuntu? :-/ [01:50] HopeSeekr: Sure. [01:51] have ubuntu an then install kde [01:51] after [01:51] and better still you can easily select to have a KDE or GNOME session when you login [01:51] is there any reason not to install ubuntu, then use apt-get to get the kde bits as described on the kubuntu site? [01:51] its easy [01:52] lscd link? [01:52] this would actually be preferable [01:52] i would rather i end up w/ any unsupported failures than her [01:52] http://kubuntu.org/faq.php [01:52] a simple unexpected msg box is enough to totally derail her online experience :-/ [01:53] so i can just download the livecd and start from there [01:53] she needs it fast [01:53] HopeSeekr: if she's literate in the language you're using it in, and you can get her to be calm and read them, she should be able to deal with at least some (no offense intended, or anything) [01:53] HopeSeekr: afaik, but i'm at the same stage of using ubuntu as you are [01:54] nah, it's more a phobia...she sees error msg and goes, "O [mom v of shit] I frecked up his computer!!" and turns it off [01:55] thank you all [01:55] you are most kind :-) [01:55] HopeSeekr: yeah, hence the calmness bit; a lot of people, especially the age of mothers of people old enough to be on irc, are like that [01:55] my mom used to be, but she's gotten a bit better [01:56] sitting next to them and going through it slowly can help [01:57] just time and seeing that it's normal, while someone they're confident has some clue of what's going on (whether or not that's actually true ^-^) is around, and going through and explaining, if they're willing to listen, can do a lot === dutch [~dutch@cpe-065-190-182-028.nc.res.rr.com] has joined #kubuntu [01:58] man my grandmother [01:58] she was inspired by my mom [01:58] she, like my mom, spent almost a decade trying to figure out windows... [01:59] they can understand gnome just fine :o [01:59] eh, my grandmother [the one who uses computers] has gotten quite decent [01:59] my 97 yr-old grandmother loves blogs :o [01:59] great :)) [01:59] that's what got my mom started [01:59] now my mom uses voip :o [01:59] she found she could talk to all my siblings in diverse states/countries for free [02:00] and my mom's happily transitioned to kde; being able to use a 19" monitor and a dsl connection instead of win98 on a barely-working laptop and dialup is enough that she likes kde better ;) [02:00] the best part of voip is when people have no idea they're using it :) [02:00] lscd THATS MY DAD! [02:00] HopeSeekr: your dad is my mom? eep ;) [02:00] my dad got so hooked on win98 he uses his decade-old 200mhz to this day :o [02:00] haha :) [02:00] where's Springer? [02:01] HopeSeekr: ahh, i've pretty much convinced my parents to get a mac to replace the (333 mhz) laptop they have atm, as its rtc has died, etc [02:01] if she can't stand windows and likes gnome then she must be a natural. get her some linux books, maybe she'll start coding and attracting older people to ubuntu === Xsecrets_ [~mike@pcp08973815pcs.lbanon01.tn.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu === david [~david@modemcable219.110-202-24.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #kubuntu [02:19] pax: AHAHAHAHAH [02:19] pax: HAHAHAHAHAAH [02:19] tht'at gr8 [02:19] except she cant type [02:20] it took her 1 1/2 hours to type a 175 char mesage :o [02:21] HopeSeekr: gtypist will take care of that in no time :) === moparfan90 [~moparfan9@ool-457a66fa.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #kubuntu [02:22] the real risk in teching your grandma linux is for her to own your ass and maybe deny you your pr0n collection [02:22] lol [02:22] ooo === kay [~kay@p54A3A4EB.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #kubuntu === BROKEN_LADDER [~bal@adsl-69-227-57-228.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has joined #kubuntu [02:35] anyone know how options are supposed to be formatted in your mplayer config? [02:38] nope sorry [02:41] google for example ones === incubii [~incubii@61.68.45.11] has joined #kubuntu === dutch [~dutch@cpe-065-190-182-028.nc.res.rr.com] has left #kubuntu ["Leaving"] === _olaf [olaf@AC9826C7.ipt.aol.com] has joined #kubuntu === ralph1 [~ralph1@66-214-31-61.dhcp.lnbh.ca.charter.com] has joined #kubuntu [02:50] hi all i need some help getting my scanner working. It is part of a HP psc 1315xi all in scanner printer. The usual command that I have used ptal-init setup is not found. [02:53] you people use mplayer... man use xmms thats so myuch better and it looks cooler too. [02:54] gota go [02:54] bye [02:57] ralph1: are you using sane, or what? [03:02] lscd: I was trying to use xsane and kooka, both see no scanner. [03:03] ok, what does running sane-find-scanner say? [03:05] found USB scanner (vendor=0x03f0, product=0x3f11) at libusb:001:004 [03:05] # Your USB scanner was (probably) detected. It may or may not be supported by [03:05] # SANE. Try scanimage -L and read the backend's manpage. [03:05] ok, so it's detected; that's good === hippie [~hippie@pc-200-74-48-119.trinidad1.pc.metropolis-inter.com] has joined #kubuntu [03:12] what does scanimage -L say? === web250 [~web250@ool-43538683.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #kubuntu [03:15] lscd: no scanners identified. I just found a how to for this printer/scanner combo. Let me run through it and test then get back to you. There might be some packages missing. needing install. === nmorse [~nmorse@adsl-64-217-110-209.dsl.tulsok.swbell.net] has joined #kubuntu [03:15] ralph1: ahh, good luck! [03:16] You know, Ubuntu is the first distro I've ever seen recognize a USB HID Joystick or Gamepad when it's plugged in. [03:16] That f'ing rocks! [03:16] cool [03:16] lscd: Thanks for your help [03:17] np; i hope you get it working [03:17] nmorse: nice [03:17] ubuntu detected my 1280x800 display and generated a custom mode line for it [03:17] kalenedrael: same here, gave me a 1280*1024...nothing else did, not even knoppix [03:18] 1280x800 is definitely one of the 'weirder' resolutions [03:18] yup...you running a wide screen monitor, or you just like it weird? [03:18] widescreen laptop === fidget [~fidget@c-66-177-143-98.hsd1.fl.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [03:19] very cool...dell 1704FPT 17" lcd here...just got it, its gorgeous [03:19] not a 17" laptop, i hope === web250 managed to figure out k7 kernel installation [03:19] no....im a desktop person...custom built [03:19] ah [03:19] yeah, i like laptops [03:20] all my buds are getting them for college...im just like "nah, ill pass" [03:20] laptops are convenient, though [03:20] and they take up a lot less space than a desktop [03:20] not much can beat my dekstop power wise...and im going linux full out soon, they look at me like im crazy [03:20] yeah, i suppose [03:20] hehe.... yeah [03:20] a lot of people asked me 'why?!' [03:20] but i have an athlon64 3200+ in this laptop [03:20] why linux? [03:20] the only major space issue was the monitor...thats why i got lcd [03:21] i have a axp 2500+@3200+ in my desktop [03:21] ah [03:21] cool [03:21] any special cooling? [03:21] it was finally the right time for linux for me... [03:21] sigh .. i'm stuck with a lowly PIV 1.4 with 128 megs of ram [03:21] ya...80mm hsf, upgraded northbridge cooling === sico [~sico@212.170.105.244] has joined #kubuntu [03:21] i love linux [03:21] nothing BUT linux would run on this well =P [03:22] i have a 166MHz pentium laptop with 32 megs [03:22] ive been using linux since mandrake 8...and now its finally advacned enugh where i can run kubuntu 504 and have everything i need [03:22] (next to me) [03:22] well...except 1 thing [03:22] comand line? [03:22] (it runs windows, since i play starcraft on it) [03:22] hahh! [03:22] nice [03:22] gnomad has major problems in K/Ubuntu...so i cant sync my dell dj [03:22] I haven't played sc in forever [03:22] zerg owned ; P [03:23] I have Windows for Rome: Total War and The Bard's Tale. [03:23] And the Neverwinter Nights toolset. [03:23] i have windows on this laptop for... dicking around with BIOS settings [03:23] kalenedreal: that laptop isnt that bad...i used a 100mhz 16mb ram, 800mb hdd the other day at work [03:23] my friend has an old apple ibook with yellow dog on it .. [03:23] very sweet .. [03:23] windows 95 flew on it.......not [03:24] I have 95 on a laptop like that. [03:24] And it totally flies on it. [03:24] i managed to make this laptop non-bootable after trying to modify the bios [03:24] web250: Don't suppose it was a toshiba satellite 110? :) [03:24] Then again, there's nothing on it because it has no network access. [03:24] apparently HP has some gay restriction on what miniPCI cards can be installed inside [03:24] nmorse: i bet linux with a small windomanager would run better === FireEgl [Atlantica@Atlantica.US] has joined #Kubuntu [03:24] Probably, web250 [03:24] But I don't have a way to install it except for the floppy drive. [03:24] really? I didn't know HP did that... [03:24] gdh: nope, it was a NEC actually [03:24] And a whole distro on a floppy isn't easy. [03:25] web250: K =) [03:25] i didnt even know that NEC made laptops..heheh [03:25] haha, like every company makes laptops now [03:25] I think mine's an old Dell. [03:25] And my new one's an eMachines. [03:25] I have too many old Dell computers. [03:26] And only one of them runs well. [03:26] i have one sitting next to me, dead on the floor [03:26] dell >.< [03:26] And old dual proc PPro server with 128MB RAM and a crapload of HDD's. [03:26] its a customers...it died in my hands === ubuntu [~ubuntu@CPE000625971145-CM00e06f177e12.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #kubuntu [03:26] i hate dells [03:26] s/And/An/ [03:26] and really what is this laptop / notebook thing? all manufr.s refer to them as notebooks.. which is really a more appropriate name for a PDA... === web250 slaps dell [03:26] Their PowerEdge servers work fine for years. [03:26] though i have one reason not to, which is that dell laptops do not have that gay restriction that HP, IBM and toshiba do [03:26] notebook is appropriate for a pad of paper maybe [03:26] Everything else though is that it is crap. [03:27] IBM OpenPower rocks! [03:27] That sentence made no sense. [03:27] ibm openpower? [03:27] check it out [03:27] well, what really pisses me off is that i bought a minipci wifi card and it won't work in this laptop [03:27] y not? [03:27] refuses to start [03:27] Is it just me or is the topic today especially large? [03:27] says it's 'unsupported' [03:28] bullshit, it will work fine if only the laptop will boot [03:28] nmorse: topic is regarding the KDE 3.4.2 release [03:28] thats why it is so big [03:28] the bios is set to only allow certain cards [03:28] nmorse: I wonder how much work it would be to set up http://topic.irc.kubuntu.org/ ? [03:28] i hate that they need proprietary stuff...liek ram too [03:28] and guess what? those certain cards are made by HP [03:28] Dell proprietary RAM sucks. [03:28] proprietary ram? [03:28] yuck [03:28] And SO-DIMMS normally aren't proprietary. [03:28] it needs to be "coded" from the manufacturer [03:29] that's stupid [03:29] don't buy a dell, then [03:29] so basically, instead of paying $40 for 512mb of regular stuff, you have to pay $60 for 512mb of "Dell" memory [03:29] The ones in my Dell Poweredge just have the slots to keep you from putting it in wrong shifted slightly. [03:29] even if you buy it from Corsair/Kingston/etc...its more $$ [03:29] $30 for 128MB for my Server. [03:29] I've seen HP's that cry if you install non-dell memory (BIOS cries about lack of support) but the machine still runs... [03:29] non-dell memory? [03:30] You physically can't install non-Dell memory in Dell servers much of the time. [03:30] BIOS can cry all it wants...like my backup PC which BIOS says Hdd is going to fail [03:30] andt he servers just tend to ship with ECC memory (a good thing! :) [03:30] Without filing the RAM down at least. [03:30] how does one get a list of channels on a server? === web250 hands nmorse a metal file [03:30] in irc .. [03:31] what program [03:31] konversation [03:31] But the machine hasn't died despite the huge amount of time it's been running constantly for. [03:31] no idea...i use xchat [03:31] ah ... how would you do it in xchat [03:31] fidget: just /list should do it [03:31] Stupid thing was a database server for a greeting card company for ten years and I've used it for almost 3 now. [03:32] ah ... nope ... [03:32] F5 then ? === claydoh [~claydoh@65.99.186.13] has joined #kubuntu [03:32] (from Window -> Channel list for freenode) [03:32] I love the /list response. [03:32] /list should work, really :P otherwise you have a somewhat bad irc client [03:32] Server load is temporarily too heavy, try again later? [03:32] btw don't do /list in freenode [03:33] fills screen with random crap [03:33] well, list of channels [03:33] but still... [03:33] hah .... [03:33] :) [03:33] ahh F5 works [03:33] much thanks [03:33] fidget: It's right there in the menus :) [03:33] f5...the magical refresh key [03:33] eh .. sorry x.x i'm new to irc ... can you tell [03:34] That's a lot of channels [03:34] i wonder who invented function keys....and why M$ put a gay ass F-lock on my keyboard [03:34] try EFnet :) [03:34] dude! [03:35] The F-lock key is there so you can do things that aren't supported without extra software [03:35] Like one-key copy and paste [03:35] I prefer X11's highlight and middle click [03:35] eghhh...i still have to configure my keyboard to work in linux... [03:36] What keyboard is it? [03:36] microsoft multimedia keyboard [03:36] Most microsoft keyboards work with lineakd. [03:36] I have that exact one actually. [03:36] i used xev to find the keycodes...i just need to edit the file now... i forget which one [03:36] Just use lineak buddy [03:36] apt-cache search lineak === lscd_ [~lscd@adsl-213-180-182-5.cybernet.ch] has joined #kubuntu [03:37] And be aware that the My Documents, My Pictures, and My Whatever keys all use the same keycode [03:37] k...ran that [03:37] whatd i do now [03:37] install lineakd? [03:38] Linux support for Easy Access and Internet Keyboards [03:38] sudo apt-get install lineakd lineakd-kdeplugins === fidget [~fidget@c-66-177-143-98.hsd1.fl.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [03:38] Then go to lineak.sf.net and download the klineakconfig deb. [03:38] klineakconfig makes this whole process way easier. 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