[12:04] teprrr: some KDE related? [12:05] (maybe google knows) [12:05] kde releated yes, iirc === kailash [n=kailash@ADSL-TPLUS-110-13.telecomplus.net] has joined #kubuntu === kailash is now known as kailashss [12:06] odd that akregator's filter doesn't find it... :P [12:06] :/ [12:06] try only tm [12:07] or was it in news.. hum === kailashss is now known as kailash [12:07] :o === kailash is now known as tahitiBOB === Segali [n=djce@dsl-jklgw2i6e.dial.inet.fi] has joined #kubuntu [12:07] so I'm famous =:O [12:07] google group doesn't find it either.. duh [12:07] no autographs, punk [12:08] google hits: http://amarok.kde.org/wiki/index.php/Best_of_irc <-- scroll all the way down [12:09] nah, that wasn't it [12:10] it was something amarok releated, I think [12:10] ok [12:11] then I understand [12:11] stupid knode doesn't allow me to search frmo the articles [12:13] :( [12:14] yay, this is the most fun kind of debugging! [12:15] the idiots that wrote this API, appear to have used the 'f' functions in opengl, so sprites get randomly cropped due to rounding errors === Luen [n=luen@81-203-36-205.user.ono.com] has joined #kubuntu === kayfelix [n=root@dsl-082-082-224-229.arcor-ip.net] has joined #kubuntu [12:15] #join #ubuntu-deve === thoreauputic hands kayfelix an "l" [12:16] lol thanks [12:16] and a / [12:16] kayfelix: BTW I hope you aren't going to ask for support there... [12:17] oh [12:17] that bad? [12:17] kayfelix: not bad - they are extremely busy with breezy [12:17] kayfelix: #ubuntu and #kubuntu are the support channels [12:17] whats breezy's problem? [12:18] kayfelix: heh - not a problem: release coming next month [12:18] well if #kubuntu is the support channel then I _am_ in the right place ;) [12:18] kayfelix: #ubuntu-devel is for the developers to coordinate their work [12:19] oh, you meant ubuntu-devel [12:19] ok np [12:19] no its just a guy there who might have been able to help but he's at work [12:19] my sound you see, its fucked [12:19] AC'97 realtek - alsa drivers all working, everything as far as I can tell looking peachy [12:19] but no output [12:20] system beep works too, over the lineout - but I just dont get anything to play [12:20] you need to paste the output of amixer onto paste.ubuntulinux.nl === patxi [n=patxi@103.Red-83-39-194.pooles.rima-tde.net] has joined #kubuntu [12:20] kayfelix: did you try running alsamixer and unmuting channels? [12:20] hey crimsun! ur the guy i was looking for lol [12:20] pate.ubuntulinux.nl is what? [12:20] kayfelix: you are in good hands ;) [12:21] paste.ubuntulinux.nl is a pastebin-like Web site [12:21] kayfelix: s/pate/paste [12:21] Tm_T, hmm, read that war thread on s.a.s but couldn't find it :/ [12:21] ive tried alsamixer, everything looks good [12:22] kayfelix: do what crimsun suggests :) [12:22] teprrr: s.a.s. ? [12:22] Tm_T, sfnet.atk.sodat [12:22] gnome vs. kde ;) === redguy [n=mati@ajl49.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #kubuntu [12:22] ah [12:22] thoreeaputic: what will that bring me? [12:22] =) [12:22] kayfelix: usually that's because either of a some wrong output routing setting, or missing kernel driver module parameter. [12:23] kayfelix: expert help from crimsun ? [12:23] thoreauputic: sounds good [12:23] Blissex: what do you suggest? [12:23] kayfelix: crimsun you need to paste the output of amixer onto paste.ubuntulinux.nl [12:23] but umh, I have to go to sleep now.. gonna have to wake up early and gonna hike later:P [12:23] bye [12:23] Blissex also has written a very good resource, you'll want to read through it [12:23] kayfelix: for example for one can no analog output happens unless IEC958 Capture is disabled. So experiment. [12:24] teprrr: see ya [12:24] kayfelix: and do web searches with the name of your chipset to see if someone has already found the magic combination of settings. [12:24] crimsun: you are in demand [12:24] Blissex: web searches ive done, havent come up with a solution - someone said recompile my linux kernel thing, ive come to the QConf thing but thats where my expertise ended === smux [n=smux@home.mescaline.fr] has joined #kubuntu === sorush20 [n=sorush20@82-43-184-143.cable.ubr07.newm.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #kubuntu === sorush20 [n=sorush20@82-43-184-143.cable.ubr07.newm.blueyonder.co.uk] has left #kubuntu [] [12:25] Crimsun: pasted the amixer output. [12:26] kayfelix: naaa, thats almost surely not needed. [12:26] Blissex: sure? ive had a look, dont think i need any of the acpi support... [12:27] kayfelix: the ACPI support is unlikely to have an influence on the outcome. === tenshiKur0 [n=tenshiKu@S0106000d93cb5211.vc.shawcable.net] has joined #kubuntu [12:27] kayfelix: please mute the 'IEC958 Capture Monitor' [12:27] crimsun: using alsamixer? [12:27] kayfelix: in a Konsole/Terminal, please execute: amixer sset 'IEC958 Capture Monitor' off === _guest [n=guest@dsl-64-246-148-132.rb0-gtown.valstar.net] has joined #kubuntu === kayfelix [n=kayfelix@dsl-082-082-224-229.arcor-ip.net] has joined #kubuntu === flo [n=flo@i577B01A3.versanet.de] has joined #kubuntu === Sho_ [i=EHS1@konversation/developer/hein] has joined #kubuntu [12:38] Any way to access the cuses-based network settings UI from the installer on a finalized installation? The GUI frontend has screwed things up [12:40] anyone using the breezy repo yet ?? and if so is it useable ? [12:41] kayfelix: did you see my advice above? [12:45] crimsun: we having fun yet? === transgress [i=transgre@68-191-96-214.dhcp.dctr.al.charter.com] has joined #kubuntu [12:45] anyone having problems with aim on kopete? === pfontaine [n=pfontain@tou59-1-82-225-132-134.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #kubuntu === Ex-Cyber [n=excyber@24-55-114-40.clspco.adelphia.net] has joined #kubuntu === frank23 [n=frank@modemcable135.248-130-66.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #kubuntu [12:55] hmmm === gsuveg [n=gsuveg@224-018.adsl.pool.ew.hu] has joined #kubuntu [12:55] re === John^^ [n=john@82-71-19-153.dsl.in-addr.zen.co.uk] has joined #kubuntu [12:55] what is remote administration package in kde ? [12:56] where can i share my desktop and login into it ? === yonkel-lappy [n=yonkeltr@pcp04665066pcs.wilog501.pa.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu === theuser [n=theuser@p5491610E.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu === gnumdk [n=gnumdk@ANantes-252-1-64-207.w82-126.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #kubuntu === claydoh_ [n=claydoh@65.99.186.13] has joined #kubuntu === claydoh_ is now known as claydoh === cogito_ergo_sum [n=cogito_e@201.242.68.56] has joined #kubuntu [01:11] saludos === Glin|Jol [i=bobo@cpe-66-108-244-133.nyc.res.rr.com] has joined #kubuntu === Pussfeller_the_s [n=todd@12.150.129.171] has joined #kubuntu [01:15] alguien que me pueda guiar con un problemita en ubuntu? [01:15] cogito_ergo_sum: en #ubuntu-es, por favor [01:16] que delicados... no yque la comunidad del software libre se ayudaba toda?? que bolas... === cogito_ergo_sum [n=cogito_e@201.242.68.56] has left #kubuntu ["Abandonando"] [01:16] cogito_ergo_sum: please speak english here === Sho_ [i=EHS1@konversation/developer/hein] has left #kubuntu [] === claydoh [n=claydoh@65.99.186.13] has joined #kubuntu [01:23] whooo, all done [01:23] i think they should award 'geek wings' for that kind of work :P === frank23 [n=frank@modemcable135.248-130-66.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #kubuntu [01:25] nikkia: what kind of work is that? [01:26] Nalioth: mentally reverse engineering an API's inner structure by observing changes in behaviour given different input values to determine a bug, then working out a way around the bug without having to change a single line of code within the API :) === Nalioth awards nikkia the shiny golden "geek wings" they so deserve [01:27] Nalioth: the bottom line is: the API vendor is converting x,y co-ordinates from integers to 32bit floats in the range 0.0 to 1.0, and using those to display the sprites :) [01:28] nikkia: please please, i'm tired enough as it is. you're glazin my eyes horrible [01:28] (they don't tell me any of that, and they seem blissfully unaware of why people are getting strange visual artifacts after switching from 768x1024 to 768x1366 :) === redguy [n=mati@ajl49.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #kubuntu === Nalioth is gettin visual artifacts readin this stuff [01:30] sorry, its just taken up a day of my life trying to work out why these artifacts were happening, and i'm kind of pleased that its all sorted now... [01:31] and as a bonus, tomorrow i can look all smug when i explain to the other dev team why they're getting visual artifacts, and how they can get rid of them :) [01:32] nikkia: well great! === Nalioth has had a good day, too === MCCPicky [n=ubuntu@CPE-203-51-65-189.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has joined #kubuntu [01:33] Nalioth: i wouldn't class it as a 'good' day, really, as i said, all day spent trying to find this bug, which amounts to, umm, 18 hours so far today [01:34] nikkia: i'm happy you accomplished something === mindframe [n=mindfram@ip68-227-128-155.br.br.cox.net] has joined #kubuntu [01:48] does fluxbox work w/ ubuntu? [01:48] mindframe: yes it does [01:50] would i just uninstall gnome and proceed? [01:51] mindframe: keep gnome, it don't take up too much space === yonkel [n=yonkeltr@pcp04665066pcs.wilog501.pa.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu === yonkel [n=yonkeltr@pcp04665066pcs.wilog501.pa.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu === pussfeller [n=todd@12.150.129.171] has left #kubuntu ["Konversation] === DewDude [n=dewdude@pool-71-114-24-245.washdc.dsl-w.verizon.net] has joined #kubuntu === `Nomad [n=Bob@stjhnbsu67w-142167000112.nb.aliant.net] has joined #kubuntu === Elsidox [n=Elsidox@CPE-70-94-4-87.wi.res.rr.com] has joined #kubuntu [02:37] does kubuntu put a lock on KDE themes? [02:40] DewDude: lock? === fromoze is now known as fromoze_away === douglas [n=douglas@pcp0010523178pcs.lwrswt01.pa.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [02:43] When I try to start firefox in the command line or at all it just doesn't and goes to the next line in the shell without any messages? === ^Cricket^ [n=seth@pool-70-16-61-10.syr.east.verizon.net] has joined #kubuntu === ^Cricket^ [n=seth@pool-70-16-61-10.syr.east.verizon.net] has joined #kubuntu [02:49] yeah [02:49] i selected a theme and it never loaded [02:49] then again, i probably did it wrong === Baltodoc [n=BaltoDoc@pool-151-196-9-20.balt.east.verizon.net] has joined #kubuntu [02:50] <^Cricket^> anyone know of a golbal file i can add a export to? [02:50] ^Cricket^: what are you exporting? [02:51] <^Cricket^> TERM=ansi [02:52] ^Cricket^: put it in your .bashrc === delltony [n=delltony@c-24-99-11-118.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [02:55] <^Cricket^> k === JeffAMcGee [n=jeff@host-66-205-125-240.classicnet.net] has joined #kubuntu [03:04] anyone here gotten kmobile-tools to install on here? === jsubl2 [n=jsubl2@72.48.94.35] has joined #kubuntu === flugh [n=jim@pool-70-22-51-173.balt.east.verizon.net] has joined #kubuntu === dargo [n=dargo@245.Red-80-39-84.pooles.rima-tde.net] has joined #kubuntu [03:38] holy cow, kontact imported my thunderbird messages, no problemo. what a deal :) === Spudchat [n=Spuddle@ppp-69-222-193-104.dsl.chcgil.ameritech.net] has joined #kubuntu === Spudchat [n=Spuddle@ppp-69-222-193-104.dsl.chcgil.ameritech.net] has left #kubuntu ["Konversation] [03:46] flugh: service with a smile [03:46] Nalioth: :) [03:49] i must say, thus far, i like kubuntu [03:49] except i don't have automount..and i have to kill processes everytime i go to eject the CD, but, that's no biggie [03:51] i just have to get kde to feel as comfy as my gnome desktop. it's just not what i want visually and 'userly', but overall, i like it better functionally (do i make sense?) [03:52] heh [03:52] i've just been a KDE man [03:52] ever since i installed RH5 and it was preinstalled [03:52] i was like "oooh" [03:53] i've thought about installing the gnome enviroment that comes in vanilla ubuntu [03:53] just to try [03:53] well, i love the stock ubuntu desktop, but this kubuntu-dekstop/kde stuff just seems to fit together better. dunno, maybe i'm just bored and liking change :) [03:54] heh [03:54] i like KDE [03:54] it has all sorts of cool things [03:54] hah, kde on rh5. i remember when kde was not in the standard debian pool. rusty@snowcrash.com was building debs :) [03:54] heh [03:54] well, this was a few years ago [03:54] i bought "Teach yourself linux programming in 24-hours" [03:55] solely for the CD [03:55] it was $3.99 in a bargin bin...but it was a brand new book [03:55] he built some without libjpeg support. that confused me a bit. i was like 'where's my friggin images???' [03:55] when they opened the box...they sliced through the cover [03:55] heh, those are the best deals [03:55] actually..there was teach yourself linux programming and teach yourself linux [03:55] one came with RH5 [03:55] the other with Caldra [03:56] or whatever [03:56] e17 is gonna rock [03:56] i still have my 'learning linux 2nd edition' with slack, caldera, and rh 4.? discs. my first ever [03:56] heh [03:56] well, i got ahold of debian 1.something on an issue of boot [03:56] editted by volkerding(sp?) IIRC [03:56] they had a stripped down install CD in one of the magazines [03:56] i never got it running [03:56] that was 1997 [03:56] here i am..years later [03:56] DewDude: no! it was boot #9 november of ?? [03:56] i STILL don't know linux [03:56] DewDude: that was mine too :) [03:56] 97 [03:57] haha! i still have the disc [03:57] boot 2 was October of 97 [03:57] heh [03:57] did you ever get boot #24 [03:57] mine had a flawed disc [03:57] it got printed boot 24 [03:57] nah, i subscribed, got boot to nearly the maximumpc change [03:57] ahhh [03:57] like, second to last issue or something [03:58] cuz my original subscription ran out on maximumPC2 [03:58] tossed them all eventually, but kept my #9 disc for posterity [03:58] but..anyway...my one bootcd was pressed with NT4 [03:58] rather than boot [03:58] i installed it too [03:58] using a CD key of all 1's [03:59] heh, i installed that debian distro with nothing but screenshots from the mag. used fips to non-destructively repart my 1.1G laptop hard drive. i felt pretty 1337 ;) [03:59] it was MONTHS before i learned 'man' [03:59] heh [03:59] i tried [03:59] i never learned [03:59] i'm STILL learning basics [03:59] however, unlike before...i've got hardware i've dedicated to nothing but linux [04:00] yeah, gotta have a dedicated linux box. a bastion of sanity in a cruel world [04:00] oh yeah [04:00] i agree [04:00] well, see [04:01] last year i tried arch [04:01] i had a friend who was talking me through everything [04:01] and i did get it running [04:01] and used it solely for two months..then i had to go back to windows [04:01] now i got this audio restoration stuff taking off [04:01] and..i NEED windows for that [04:02] like, you might say "but, you got audio apps for linux" [04:02] they don't perform the way i need [04:02] like..i do all my stuff in 96khz/24-bit [04:02] i have to say, kde audio isn't my favorite. i 'think' i can hear the difference between the arts engine and xine engine in amarok. i swear, arts sounds like farts [04:03] heh [04:03] i plugged headphones into this [04:03] they sound horrible [04:03] i need to get alsa-mixer and adjust that [04:03] cuz i remember with my audigy i had to adjust a LOT of stuff in there before i got clean sound === mark [n=mark@h23.25.55.139.ip.alltel.net] has joined #kubuntu [04:04] however, after playing with this [04:04] i like it === CellarDoor [n=CellarDo@d58-104-21-142.dsl.vic.optusnet.com.au] has joined #kubuntu === claydoh [n=claydoh@65.99.186.13] has joined #kubuntu [04:19] Anybody else having trouble getting sw-flashplayer working properly through konqueror? === claydoh [n=claydoh@65.99.186.13] has joined #kubuntu [04:21] mark: which flashplayer? [04:23] I amguessing it's the latest one avail from Macromedia. does 7.1 sound right? I even installedit through debian/ubuntu... no good luck. [04:26] mark, i'm not sure what is available via apt-get [04:26] try d/l the file from macromedia, and following the directions included with it [04:28] When I use fire-fox it loads up flash pages perfectly. konqueror loads up a blank slate. I have tried disguising the identity of my browser, etc... === [mark] [n=mark@219.94.45.250] has joined #kubuntu === CellarDoor [n=CellarDo@d58-104-21-142.dsl.vic.optusnet.com.au] has left #kubuntu [""Righteousness] === flugh [n=jim@pool-70-22-51-173.balt.east.verizon.net] has joined #kubuntu [04:36] heh...that was close [04:36] w00t [04:38] what are the chances that my alsa driver supports 5.1? I know my hardware does === Spudchat [n=Spuddle@ppp-69-222-193-104.dsl.chcgil.ameritech.net] has joined #kubuntu [04:44] what is a bittorrent client i can use? [04:47] bittornado or azureus [04:51] ty === jsubl2 [n=jsubl2@72.48.94.35] has joined #kubuntu === jpowers [n=jpowers@208-59-170-43.c3-0.slvr-ubr2.lnh-slvr.md.cable.rcn.com] has joined #kubuntu === ^Cricket^ [n=seth@pool-70-16-61-10.syr.east.verizon.net] has joined #kubuntu [05:07] what is a good frontend for mplayer? (in KDE) === ^Cricket^ [n=seth@pdpc/supporter/active/Cricket] has left #kubuntu ["+_O] [05:08] <_static> kaffeine likes to stay in the background and suck up 99% of my cpu after i'm done using it to play dvds. === nikkia [n=nikkia@2001:5c0:8fff:fffe:0:0:0:31b3] has joined #kubuntu [05:08] <_static> so that's always fun. [05:09] there is a package that fixes that [05:09] hmm let me see if I can find it [05:10] <_static> really? neat. [05:10] Yeah I think I found it on the ubuntu forums but let me check [05:11] <_static> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-27670.html [05:11] <_static> is that it? === _static reads through it [05:12] yeah thats it. It fixed the problem for me [05:13] <_static> cool. thanks! === ^Cricket^ [n=seth@pool-70-16-61-10.syr.east.verizon.net] has joined #kubuntu === iLLf8d [n=neener@user-0can1fc.cable.mindspring.com] has joined #kubuntu [05:21] evening all [05:21] can anyone tell me if kubuntu has apt-get sources available also? === _ethan [n=ethan@69.161.219.199] has joined #kubuntu [05:23] it uses the same ones as ubuntu [05:23] <_ethan> Can someone help me figure out how to get my wireless to connect at startup and not search an ethernet cable? [05:24] <_ethan> i am pretty new to linux [05:24] and do the regular build tools work with it? ie auto-apt apt-build etc...? [05:25] _ethan: you can install laptop-net to manage your ethernet better (I'm assuming you have a laptop) === ^Cricket^ [n=seth@pool-70-16-61-10.syr.east.verizon.net] has joined #kubuntu [05:25] iLLf8d: kubuntu is just ubuntu but it installs kde instead of gnome by default [05:25] same repository etc [05:25] <_ethan> yes i have a laptop hettar [05:26] then laptop-net is what you want if you ethernet supports MII which most (but not my new one :() do support [05:27] I have no ubuntu install exposure I'd be coming from debian (been using it for years) === ^Cricket^ [n=seth@pdpc/supporter/active/Cricket] has left #kubuntu ["+_O] [05:27] as for automatically connecting to a wireless network, there are some daemons to do that but I haven't tried any. I wrote my own daemon is shell script which does it [05:27] iLLf8d: yeah I switch from debian not long ago. [05:28] <_ethan> what about laptop-netconf should that be installed? [05:28] iLLf8d: basically an ubuntu install can be converted to a kubuntu install by installin kde-desktop meta package [05:28] hettar: I'm must making sure I can build stuff from source packages, make deb'd custom kernels and get all the patches working like I'm hoping [05:28] _ethan: I never do. but that is becuase I have never been able to figure out WTF it actually does [05:29] s/must/just [05:29] iLLf8d: all works the same === Kalidarn [n=User@219-90-239-133.ip.adam.com.au] has joined #kubuntu [05:29] hettar: does kubuntu have a sid equiv also? [05:30] hettar: that would be kubuntu-desktop [05:30] Nalioth: probably. === ilba7r [n=ilba7r@d141-64-4.home.cgocable.net] has joined #kubuntu === ilba7r [n=ilba7r@d141-64-4.home.cgocable.net] has joined #kubuntu [05:30] Nalioth: could I roll a debian install to kubuntu successfully? === ilba7r [n=ilba7r@d141-64-4.home.cgocable.net] has joined #kubuntu [05:31] <_ethan> hettar: thanx 4 your help [05:31] iLLf8d: depends on which debian. woody-definitely [05:31] no prob [05:31] iLLf8d: the newer the debian, the more conflicts will be raised [05:31] hi in installing kubuntu on a laptop that doesn't have a internal cd drive (uses external usb interface) now as we know this works with nearly no linux distros. is it possible for me to install kubuntu/ubuntu in any other way that from the internet? like perhaps USB boot floppy then local FTP install? (thats how mandrake worked on there) [05:31] Nalioth: I run sid and roll it up every month or so [05:31] ah hrm [05:32] !sound [05:32] well, sound is http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DebuggingSoundProblems/ [05:32] !tell Kalidarn about smartboot [05:32] iLLf8d: then you'll need to roll up your homedir and reinstall [05:32] <_ethan> is there any way to stop searching for a nic at startup? it takes to long to search for it [05:33] i think i tired smart boot once [05:33] but it didnt owrk [05:33] that was another distro [05:33] _ethan: hit ctrl-c when it searches [05:34] <_ethan> does that cancel? [05:34] _ethan: it cancels whatever is currently running (iow, your nic search) [05:34] <_ethan> nalioth: does that cancel the search? [05:34] <_ethan> ok thankx [05:34] Nalioth: hey can I pm you? [05:35] <_ethan> thanks [05:35] _ethan: if you hit ctrl-c when it searches for the nic, yes. if you ctrl-c during ntp sync, it stops that process [05:35] iLLf8d: join ##apple [05:35] <_ethan> ok thanks alot [05:36] <_ethan> hettar: how do i open what i just installed? [05:36] <_ethan> sorry but i am a real noob here === claydoh [n=claydoh@65.99.186.13] has joined #kubuntu [05:42] <_ethan> hettar === lascar [n=lascar@pcp0011284583pcs.union01.nj.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [05:46] <_ethan> hettar: are you here? === frogtone25 [n=frogtone@pcp01030724pcs.dothan01.al.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [05:47] im having a problem with apt-get and synaptic [05:47] help me please [05:48] <_ethan> what is the prob? [05:48] <_ethan> that will help someone help, i honestly probly cant help though but i can try [05:49] what is the problem [05:49] <_ethan> frogtone25: what is the problem?? === ilba7r [n=ilba7r@d141-64-4.home.cgocable.net] has joined #kubuntu [05:49] !sources [05:49] sources are at http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/AddingRepositoriesHowto A list of official repositories can be found at http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/969 [05:52] guys, frogtone has left the building [05:52] <_ethan> lol [05:56] hi i have a VT82C686 AC97 sound controller. Whenever i use the scroll keys on firefox i hear a scratchy sound. Any one had a problem similar to that? === frogtone25 [n=frogtone@pcp01030724pcs.dothan01.al.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [05:56] ok i really need help here [05:56] <_ethan> what is the prob? [05:57] i lost my whole repositories list [05:57] i got most of it back [05:57] <_ethan> !sources [05:57] sources are at http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/AddingRepositoriesHowto A list of official repositories can be found at http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/969 [05:57] but im missing the very first line on the /etc/apt/sources.list [05:58] i need the cd line at the top of the sources.list [05:58] so i can get stuff off of my install disc [05:59] so can you help me with that one [05:59] im using hoary [05:59] it should be in your sources.list [05:59] if you are using hoary too [06:01] <_ethan> where is it located again? [06:01] /etc/apt/sources.list [06:02] nevermind i got it === ^Cricket^ [n=seth@pool-70-16-61-10.syr.east.verizon.net] has joined #kubuntu [06:02] thanks anyways [06:02] <_ethan> deb cdrom:[Kubuntu 5.04 _Hoary Hedgehog_ - Release i386 (20050407)] / hoary main restricted [06:02] i know [06:02] <_ethan> that line? [06:02] i just got it off the website [06:02] <_ethan> that line [06:02] yeah [06:02] <_ethan> ok [06:02] and i put apt-get update [06:02] and it worked 100% [06:03] <_ethan> good deal [06:03] dang he's quick === ^Cricket^ [n=seth@pdpc/supporter/active/Cricket] has left #kubuntu ["+_O] [06:03] <_ethan> sure is [06:03] <_ethan> lol [06:03] <_ethan> i just installed laptop-net and do not know how to use it [06:04] <_ethan> hettar was helping but he is not here or something === chx [n=chx@unaffiliated/chx] has joined #kubuntu [06:04] i might have some help in my pocket [06:04] freak [06:04] heh [06:05] <_ethan> can you possibly dig some out? [06:05] Nalioth: you should never repeat that line again [06:05] hi. the kde kontrol center disappeared from the menu :( also my khotkeys does not work :( [06:05] =P [06:05] <_ethan> lol [06:05] for what? === [mark] [n=mark@219.94.45.250] has joined #kubuntu [06:06] fixed khotkeys :) [06:06] the kontrol center is supposed to disapper [06:06] Nalioth, smart boot manager booted and i saw it say about my drive, but when smart boot manager loaded my drive wasnt in the menue [06:06] part of the upgrade code [06:06] lascar: oh... why? [06:06] just make a shortcut for it [06:07] chx: i have no clue. the supreme-coders-that-be must've overlooked it [06:07] <_ethan> so i installed laptop-net wtf is it? how do i use it? === Segali [n=fysaen@dsl-jklgw2i6e.dial.inet.fi] has joined #kubuntu [06:08] <_ethan> ne1? [06:10] !laptop-net [06:10] lascar: I give up, what is it? [06:10] bye === chx [n=chx@unaffiliated/chx] has left #kubuntu ["Konversation] [06:10] i believe laptop-net is a utility that allows linux to automatically configure your it's built-in ethernet [06:10] chx: laterz [06:10] <_ethan> do i have to do anything with it? === Xorlev [n=xorlev@unaffiliated/xorlev] has joined #kubuntu [06:11] dunno [06:11] my guess is no, but it's just a guess [06:11] or more like feeling [06:11] <_ethan> ok thank you [06:12] _ethan: you know what? [06:12] <_ethan> what? [06:12] install laptop-netconf and laptop-net-doc too [06:12] the documentation may help you [06:12] <_ethan> what is netconf [06:13] <_ethan> hettar said he didnot know wtf it did [06:13] laptop-netconf does what i said laptop-net did [06:13] <_ethan> ok [06:14] laptop-net "automatically adapts laptop ethernet." [06:14] <_ethan> ok [06:15] Kalidarn: all i can say is run the .iso onto your box and see if smart boot sees it [06:15] Kalidarn: put the .iso on the root of the HD [06:15] ah [06:15] it didnt say that ;) it said to try read it off your CD [06:16] as it happens id dont have the iso anymore [06:16] i suppose it will work if i try to re-create it === chx [n=chx@unaffiliated/chx] has joined #kubuntu [06:17] Kalidarn: just iso the cd you have [06:17] yeah [06:17] do i need any special options? ie bootable? === chx [n=chx@unaffiliated/chx] has left #kubuntu ["Konversation] [06:17] <_ethan> lascar: i installed laptop-netconf what do i do after it has been installed? [06:17] Kalidarn: if you iso image it, it should retain it's bootability [06:18] ah okay [06:18] lol i just got pissed off with windows again, and its (not responding) errors === Nalioth is the zen master he is today, b/c he's been windows free for over 5 years [06:19] fark [06:19] <_ethan> lascar: i installed laptop-netconf what do i do after it has been installed? [06:19] does Nalioth play games? [06:20] ie decent ones, like for instance Direct3D and OpenGL ones. [06:20] ones that require DirectX 9.0c [06:20] sorry. i'm a sourpuss [06:20] no games for me [06:20] ;) [06:20] i knew it [06:20] your like what my brother used to be [06:20] back in the days when linux sucked and nearly no one used it [06:20] ethan open a terminal and type dpkg -L laptop-netconf [06:21] he used to use windows NT 3.5 [06:21] _ethan: then read what comes up [06:21] because it had "NTFS!" [06:21] games didnt work on that either [06:21] because nothing supported NTFS [06:21] well softwares [06:22] <_ethan> ok i read it????? [06:22] _ethan: to yourself, please [06:22] _ethan: anything in /usr/bin/ is a program [06:22] <_ethan> ok [06:23] _ethan: you can open another terminal and type --help and see what it does/how it works [06:23] <_ethan> ok thank you i am a noob to linux [06:23] <_ethan> usr/sbin [06:24] those are executables, too (maybe) === ilba7r [n=ilba7r@d141-64-4.home.cgocable.net] has joined #kubuntu [06:28] !info clearlooks [06:29] !find install clearlooks [06:29] thanx === Nalioth wonders what happened to the bot [06:29] !Botsnack [06:29] thanks nalioth :) [06:30] Ubuntu Package/File/Desc Search of 'install clearlooks' returned no results. [06:30] !info clearlooks-engine [06:30] !google install clearlooks [06:30] No idea, Nalioth [06:31] its in the repos [06:31] !scrape install clearlooks [06:31] Nalioth: Did you get hit by a windmill? [06:31] ilba7r: you sure? === Nalioth kicks ubotu in his metal bottom end [06:32] lol its gtk2-engines-clearlooks [06:32] !info gtk2-engines-clearlooks [06:32] gtk2-engines-clearlooks: (ClearLooks theme), section gnome, is optional. Version: 0.5-0ubuntu1 (hoary), Packaged size: 59 kB, Installed size: 392 kB [06:33] did not think i have to write it all === mushtaq [n=mushtaq@219.94.61.125] has joined #kubuntu [06:33] ah, thought you were on about bluecurve === Nalioth has rusty brains [06:33] hi there [06:33] hi mushtaq nice nick [06:34] if i dont have internet at home what is the solution to install packages / [06:34] thanx for you help nailoth [06:34] ilba7r, thanx [06:34] mushtaq: apt-zip [06:34] Nalioth, apt-zip ? [06:34] what is that ? [06:35] it is what you use for offline installation [06:35] but how to download ? [06:36] Nalioth, apt-get --noinstall ? [06:36] mushtaq: where do you download? [06:36] does anybody know how to use subversion? [06:36] Nalioth, i want to download at my college and use at home [06:37] mushtaq: got linux and apt on your college box/ [06:37] Nalioth, or if i need to install in multiple pc it is better that i download the updates and then install from cd [06:37] yep kubuntu or ubuntu [06:37] when you get there, do a "man apt-zip" [06:38] ok === chavo [n=chavo@114.sub-70-197-122.myvzw.com] has joined #kubuntu [06:39] apt-zip is used for offline installations [06:39] idk how it works [06:39] never have used it [06:40] Nalioth, never mind thanks for the help ;) [06:41] Nalioth, is there a way to download all the packages [06:41] Nalioth, i mean some extra cd ? [06:41] mushtaq: up to date packages? [06:41] the only 'extra' cd i know is the unauthorized "extra" cd [06:42] i think apt-zip will do it for you. just keep a few blank cd-rs handy [06:42] does anyone have any clue how to operate Subversion? [06:43] Nalioth, that's great solved my problem partially implementation is thing now :d [06:43] >:D< [06:43] Nalioth, i go [06:43] Nalioth, bye [06:43] mushtaq: be safe [06:43] Nalioth, is there a way to unbanned my name from ubuntu ? [06:44] Nalioth, i was trying to register with them but some mistakes they banned lol [06:44] mushtaq: why were you banned and who banned you? [06:44] Nalioth, dont know when i am trying to log in it is saying you are banned [06:45] no reason that you know of? [06:45] none? [06:45]