=== claydoh [n=claydoh@65.99.187.167] has joined #kubuntu [12:06] libben: you have private messages [12:06] sorry =) yeah [12:06] dident noticed u there === huerlisi_ [n=shuerlim@pub082136069117.dh-hfc.datazug.ch] has joined #kubuntu [12:19] nalioth: [12:19] now what =) [12:19] its insatlled with dpkg -i file.deb [12:19] libben: prefaced with "sudo" [12:20] java -version says | java version "1.5.0_04" | Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.0_04-b05) | Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.5.0_04-b05, mixed mode, sharing) [12:20] yeah i did sudo dpkg -i debfile [12:20] libben: ok now try your cursed azureus === nalioth hates java apps [12:21] need to install it again theb [12:21] then [12:21] it was removed with a dep [12:21] should i install azurus from the site? [12:21] or with apt-get ? [12:21] libben: how skilled are you at linux system administration? [12:24] well i can pipe and grep, i can the installation process pretty good,... but building my own kernel and installing packages without deb is not my thing... tryed it a couple of times... need a teacher =) I wanna learn.. but its hard when ever u got stuck u ask for help.. u get the whole solution.. when u need a good tut or more explaining. [12:24] ive spent many hours on reading mans.. but thats not easy for a noob either [12:25] libben: got a simple solution [12:25] libben: "checkinstall" [12:25] whats that? [12:25] program that builds debs from ppls bins ? [12:27] nope [12:27] it takes the place of "make install" in teh build process [12:27] the debs it makes arent to debian standards, but they make it easy to remove/manipulate === narg [n=narg@dsl-65-171-97-57.tcq.net] has joined #kubuntu === sorush20 [n=sorush20@82.43.184.143] has left #kubuntu [] [12:29] why aint it debian standards? if it now makes debs =) good q i find it yes =) reading on the authors site right now. [12:29] libben: it isnt debian standard, because then it'd be "dpkg-buildpackage" [12:29] now its just dpkg -i [12:30] ? [12:30] so its really no diffrence ill take it. [12:31] works the same as a debian standard deb [12:31] but aint one [12:31] k [12:31] downloading the azureus tarball file from its homepage. [12:32] think the process was something like, ./configure and make make install something... [12:32] its says what i should do in the readme files? if there is one [12:33] libben: correct [12:34] except cursed java programs dont make or compile [12:34] lol [12:34] i just read it now [12:34] lol [12:34] so what this.. === Pandziura [n=root@217.129.129.117] has joined #kubuntu [12:34] i just extract it,.. and then run their script with ./azuerus? [12:34] if ill understand it correctly [12:35] libben: correct [12:35] but when i installed it with the synaptic.. i could just typ azureus in terminal... and hit enter and it would start (err fail to start for me then *smiles*) how do i make this one to the whole system like that? [12:36] hmmm. what's the command line tool for exploring which packages you have installed? [12:36] dpkg -l [12:36] i'm getting lazy [12:36] to much pointy clicky [12:36] thanks [12:36] better use dpkg -l | grep package [12:36] so u have a faster and clearer view [12:36] libben azureus makes it diffecult [12:36] like dpkg -l | grep sun for all the sun things that is installed [12:37] libben: hint /usr/local/bin/ is in your $PATH [12:37] I'm getting all the debian and freebsd pkg commands crossed in my brain... [12:38] nalioth k, thats the path for the whole system... that means what.. what should i do with it ? [12:38] place a shortcut there ? === chx [n=chx@unaffiliated/chx] has joined #kubuntu [12:38] libben: that is not the path for the whole system. /usr/bin, and /usr/sbin and /bin/ are the systems folders [12:38] libben: anything YOU compile, should go in /usr/local/ [12:39] k, but i havent compiled azureus.. [12:39] =) [12:39] and its nothing to compile [12:39] i do not recommend this for new users (whomoever may resemble that label) [12:39] libben: but i placed my azureus folder inside /usr/local/bin [12:39] yeah, i thaught about that too [12:39] and it worked ? === jsubl2 [n=jsubl2@72.48.94.35] has joined #kubuntu [12:40] yes, with some tweaking (see above: azureus makes it diffecult) [12:41] k... [12:41] so i should be happy with a shortcut in menu that just launches the ~./azureus [12:42] libben: yes [12:42] time to make a apps folder then and put it in there. [12:46] Linux and nVidia rocks. There is hope that I'll find support for rotated display... === huerlisi_ [n=shuerlim@pub082136069117.dh-hfc.datazug.ch] has joined #kubuntu === chx [n=chx@unaffiliated/chx] has joined #kubuntu [01:00] hi. with xine I get a blue background. googled. Added Option "XaaNoOffscreenPixmaps" to xorg.conf. Have GF4MX. What now :) ? === ARAJABAT [n=Deivison@200.102.91.211] has joined #kubuntu [01:04] how can I change on the fly the bit depth? ie without restarting KDE? === huerlisi_ [n=shuerlim@pub082136069117.dh-hfc.datazug.ch] has joined #kubuntu === ARAJABAT [n=Deivison@200.102.91.211] has left #kubuntu [] === MCCPicky [n=ubuntu@CPE-203-51-65-189.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has joined #kubuntu === Xorlev [n=xorlev@unaffiliated/xorlev] has joined #kubuntu [01:14] gah [01:14] i've just spent 3 hours trying to get emacs to handle comments the way i want [01:14] what a pointless waste of time === Xorlev [n=xorlev@unaffiliated/xorlev] has joined #kubuntu [01:16] nikkia: pointless? [01:17] nalioth: well, i didn't succeed, and its all to avoid typing an extra '*' occasionally [01:17] nikkia: the perfection is in the pursuit [01:17] nalioth: not when it feels hopeless [01:17] what annoys me the most, is i *HAD* this working on my knoppix system, so i know its possible [01:18] but that was using 'happycoders' POS emacs scripts [01:18] nikkia: so where is the .conf or .rc from teh knoppix box? [01:18] and i refuse to install that just for one feature, when it makes so many other things go 'wrong' [01:18] nalioth: oh, i have the scripts, just won't install them, problem is finding where in the scripts the comment handling is done [01:18] happycoders is a HUGE package of 'developer settings' for emacs [01:18] sadly, the bad outweighs the good, IMO [01:19] nikkia: :( [01:19] one thing the HC stuff does that i really hate, is mark all long lines as 'red for danger' [01:20] danger danger? [01:20] heh [01:20] so you get lines you *can't* break, like literal strings, and they're all red because some asshat at HC thinks thats a bad programming practice [01:20] nikkia: wow what a mouth :0 === nalioth knows zilch about emacs or vi or vim or pretty much anything else [01:21] nalioth: the issue boils down to this... [01:21] i like my comments to be on lines like: "/***" "* This is a comment" "*" " */" [01:22] emacs can auto-indent and format comment blocks, by pressing alt-J instead of return, but the default doesn't put that * in the start of a continued comment line [01:22] ok [01:25] the situation is made worse given that 'comment' is a totally useless search word on the net [01:25] all it does, is matches a trillion useless blogs [01:26] nikkia: yes it does === nalioth wishes he could help, but is clueless === kalenedrael [n=kalene@c-24-34-92-68.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [01:29] hmmm [01:29] getting somewhere again === koalah [n=koalah@ppp161.fd.centurytel.net] has joined #kubuntu [01:32] any problems if I kynaptic gnome? [01:32] bingo! got it! :) [01:33] have ke and dial-up [01:33] *kde [01:33] koalah: no problems, it'll take a while tho [01:33] how large approx? === nikkia shrugs [01:34] lol [01:34] somewhere around 50-100MB at a guess [01:34] if connection drops will it continue where it left off? === huerlisi_ [n=shuerlim@pub082136069117.dh-hfc.datazug.ch] has joined #kubuntu [01:35] koalah: install "ubuntu-desktop" [01:36] koalah: yes, if you lose connection, it will pick back up [01:36] cool [01:36] nalioth: within limits [01:36] nikkia: perfection is in the pursuit [01:36] nalioth: i don't think apt-get always resumes the current download, but it will resume from the start of the last package, at worst case [01:37] nikkia: koalah will not have to d/l all that has gone b4 [01:37] nalioth: it CAN be a big deal on dialup tho, especially if you have cutoffs [01:37] i had to give up on apt-get'ing OOo once for that reason, i couldn't complete one of the packages in the 2hrs before cutoff [01:38] nikkia: ouch [01:38] koalah: in that case, disrgard "ubuntu-desktop" [01:38] every 7 hours I drop, along with the annoying randoms :) [01:39] nalioth: nah, ubuntu-desktop should be ok [01:39] it's frustrating to sau the least [01:39] if it depends on anything BIG, like OOo, i think kubuntu-desktop has that anyway [01:39] koalah: try gnome-desktop-environment [01:39] k [01:40] koalah: i dont belive oOo is tacked onto that [01:40] but on dialup, its unlikely you want *all* of gnome and its myriad of small utilities anyway :) [01:40] koalah: so what nikkia is saying, is start synaptic and see what your gnome options are [01:40] koalah: ubuntu-desktop WILL install oOo and other large things [01:41] just have kynaptic [01:41] k [01:41] nalioth: basically, yeah, i'm advocating installing the basic gnome packages, then picking and choosing individual stuff, anything else will drive you mad on dialup [01:41] koalah: kynaptic, synaptic, same thing [01:41] nikkia: understood. did not know koalah was on a small pipe [01:42] whooohooo!! [01:42] one good thing came out of all my messing with emacs :) [01:43] its now made it into my 'most used apps' list on the kde menu :) [01:43] nikkia: perfection? [01:43] been waiting weeks for that to happen, but sadly, i only start it once or twice a week usually === huerlisi_ [n=shuerlim@pub082136069117.dh-hfc.datazug.ch] has joined #kubuntu [01:44] lots of things don't work the same on ppc kubuntu, i've found === gsanse [n=Bene@c90c4709.cps.virtua.com.br] has joined #kubuntu === gsanse [n=Bene@c90c4709.cps.virtua.com.br] has left #kubuntu [] === _thiago [n=thiago@200-153-187-45.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #kubuntu === _mike [n=mike@ip68-6-135-63.sd.sd.cox.net] has joined #kubuntu [01:58] <_mike> Hi, i installed KBFX to change my panel look in KDE...but it doesnt show up in any of my menus === chx [n=chx@unaffiliated/chx] has joined #kubuntu === chx makes a mental note. never use nv instead of nvidia... [01:59] <_mike> ... [01:59] i spent hours with X restarting... === dave__ [n=bobo@cpe-66-108-244-133.nyc.res.rr.com] has joined #kubuntu [02:01] ok i cannot get k3b to work for some reason === huerlisi_ [n=shuerlim@pub082136069117.dh-hfc.datazug.ch] has joined #kubuntu [02:02] yonkeltron: what errors does it give you? [02:03] it says i need to run k3bsetup2 but i can't find it like normal and cannot run it from the system [02:03] i need to burn an iso [02:03] and i don't have alot of time [02:04] yonkeltron: did you try the k3bsetup2 from a terminal? === hvm [n=hvm@85.204.110.184] has joined #kubuntu [02:06] i know this is not actually a linux problem but can someone help me to set up Kontact to send and receive mail properly? === koalah [n=koalah@ppp161.fd.centurytel.net] has joined #kubuntu [02:07] hvm: i'm not familiar with kontact. i use t-bird [02:07] hvm: should be fairly simple, what source is your email? [02:09] uh, gmail [02:11] hvm: then log into your gmail account using a browser and there is a walkthrough on setting up your client [02:11] ok, 10x === chx [n=chx@unaffiliated/chx] has joined #kubuntu === chx [n=chx@unaffiliated/chx] has left #kubuntu ["Konversation] === chx [n=chx@unaffiliated/chx] has joined #kubuntu [02:21] does this http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=8674 mean that the bug mentioned herein is fixed in breezy? or is there a way to get a fix for Hoary? "libqt3c102-mt is already the newest version" and I have exactly the same problem described here. [02:23] chx: your bug is still on the loose [02:23] chx: you're looking in the "resolution" field [02:25] nalioth: look at the last comment [02:25] please [02:26] I was amazed when I first looked at the rotated screen though. Two thumbs up to nvidia and Linux. [02:26] chx: yes i see it, but it is waiting on the pkg maintainer/bug squasher to integrate the fix [02:26] i see... [02:26] chx: when he does, it will be 'resolved' [02:27] though configuring screen rotation requires a pretty solid googling skill [02:27] chx: you've lost me on "screen rotation" [02:27] i spent hours to find out that I want to include Option "RandRRotation" "on" in xorg.conf .... [02:29] nalioth: I have a screen with a native resolution of 1680 x 1050 and you can rotate the screen counterclockwise. X11 RandR extension handles stuff. kcontrol supports it. But you need that line in xorg.conf to work. [02:29] landscape/portrait orientation change. portrait great for browsing and coding , landscape great for movies. [02:29] chx: i have the same resolution screen. are you sayin when you rotate yours, it changes to 1050x1680 ? [02:29] or is supposed to? [02:29] ah ok === nalioth is not up on all the fancy stuff [02:31] nalioth: look into kcontrol , peripherals, display , you'll see a bunch of radio buttons in a group called orientation though for you , i guess, most will be disabled [02:31] chx: yes, all will be disabled. (am in gnome atm, lol) [02:31] ah, I see. [02:32] i just checked the 180 degrees rotation. that's fun! [02:36] http://www.laptopshop.co.uk/acer-ferrari_4005wlmi_pro-laptop-4-n2.htm now, this is quite a something. this 15.4" TFT has the same resolution as my 20" Dell... [02:37] chx: makes for awful small icons and text, i'd imagine [02:37] holy smokes! i think my dell 20" rotates === nalioth will have to check it out later [02:38] nalioth: 2005FPW -- welcome bro! :) [02:38] dell 20 [02:38] nalioth: yes but dell sells many 20" LCDs [02:38] " was cheaper then the apple cinema display === huerlisi_ [n=shuerlim@pub082136069117.dh-hfc.datazug.ch] has joined #kubuntu [02:39] nalioth: but otherwise the same as the apple cinema display. yes. that's it :) [02:39] holy cow it does rotate [02:39] chx: i've got it running out of my powermac [02:40] nalioth: no wonder 'cos the only difference between the apple and the dell display is that dell choosen a backlight which is 50 nit or so lighter [02:40] the reason was the $ [02:40] http://www.anandtech.com/displays/showdoc.aspx?i=2400&p=2 [02:40] and dell comes with a 3 year warranty (apple warranty costs extra) [02:41] exactly. I bought mine today for ~ $600 (I am in Hungary) which is way less than the ~$800 - $1000 usual price and the $1500 price Apple asks... [02:42] i have not planned a monitor upgrade 'till Christmas but when I saw a 20" S-IPS panel with 3yrs warranty for 125000 HUF... [02:43] I hoped I could buy a 19" PVA/MVA for 100 000 HUF ($500 approx). This is way , way better deal. I just check the Gladiator DVD on it and was blown away. === jcta [n=jcta@201.132.225.2] has joined #kubuntu [02:45] yes, they are nice displays === nalioth is happy with his === chx too! === ToyMan2 [n=stuq@user-12lcqia.cable.mindspring.com] has joined #kubuntu [02:48] hello I need some help. I just instaled Kubuntu half an hour ago and i can't start Firefox [02:48] did you install the 'mozilla-firefox' package? [02:48] Try running it from terminal [02:50] I get "comand nto found" [02:54] jcta, kubuntu doesn't come with firefox on a standard install [02:55] you need to install the 'mozilla-firefox' package [02:55] So, I have to install it [02:59] I'm downloading Firefox with Kynaptic, Tank you === koalah [n=koalah@ppp161.fd.centurytel.net] has joined #kubuntu [03:00] how do I change the screen resolution of blackbox? [03:02] anyone tried Adept on Hoary? === Spudchat [n=Spuddle@ppp-69-222-176-248.dsl.chcgil.ameritech.net] has joined #kubuntu === anaccount [n=anaccoun@68.199.211.123] has joined #kubuntu [03:16] hello everyone [03:16] does anyone know where i can obtain a kubuntu/ubuntu package of pyqt? [03:16] anaccount: use synaptic [03:17] anaccount: or kynaptic [03:17] what package though [03:18] anaccount: search in synaptic (pkg names and contents) for pyqt [03:19] python-qt3 ... is that what I should install [03:19] anaccount: yup, sounds good [03:19] ill try it === nalioth doesn't have the memory for each and every pkg === huerlisi_ [n=shuerlim@pub082136069117.dh-hfc.datazug.ch] has joined #kubuntu === nalioth loves his synaptic [03:20] lol [03:20] You need PyQt to use Aero AIO configuration utility [03:20] I keep getting that [03:21] even though i just installed that package === grill [n=grill@h66.160.213.151.ip.alltel.net] has joined #kubuntu [03:27] nalioth still getting the same shitty errors [03:28] anaccount: are you trying to run or compile? [03:28] i just installed via apt-get === huerlisi_ [n=shuerlim@pub082136069117.dh-hfc.datazug.ch] has joined #kubuntu [03:28] hello everyone [03:28] whats up grill [03:28] anaccount: try this one python2.3-qt3 [03:29] what are we doing? [03:29] anaccount: and this one: (you can have more than one onboard) python2.4-qt3 [03:29] grill: marrying python to qt [03:29] grill: so something will work [03:29] oh :( [03:30] i just installed all the libs and devs [03:31] you know ill try the 2.4 one [03:33] still get the same shit errors [03:33] do I have to restart [03:34] you shouldn't unless it tells you to [03:34] im trying to configure a superkaramba module [03:34] what one? [03:34] and when i try to configure it it keeps telling me that I need pyqt [03:34] aero all in one [03:35] for the newest karamba === huerlisi_ [n=shuerlim@pub082136069117.dh-hfc.datazug.ch] has joined #kubuntu [03:35] superkaramba that is [03:35] did you get it from kde.looking? [03:35] think so [03:36] kde-look [03:36] the module is from there [03:36] apt-get has it too have you tried that? [03:36] anaccount: a lot of that stuff takes tweaking (other than the stuff avail via the repos) [03:36] what takes tweaking [03:36] apt get has what grill [03:37] superkaramba [03:37] superkaramba in repo is .36 [03:37] i use .37 [03:37] oh okay [03:38] what should I do [03:38] ? === wagenknechta [n=wagenkne@h-66-167-166-45.dnvtco56.dynamic.covad.net] has joined #kubuntu [03:39] i'd do a search on google and see if you can find the dep your missing [03:39] its only pyqt [03:39] everything else is fine [03:40] anaccount, try python-qt-dev [03:40] got it already [03:41] pyqt-tools? [03:41] not that [03:41] no [03:41] I built it without that [03:42] anaccount, python2.4-qt3 ? [03:42] got it [03:43] python2.4 not 2.3 right? [03:44] I installed both [03:44] me too [03:45] hmmm you've got python2.4-dev correct? [03:46] anaccount: since you are using an advanced SK, you probably dont have the libs you need [03:46] anaccount: you'll probably have to compile the ones you need [03:46] I've built 3.7 [03:49] fuck it [03:49] all that work for nothing === h17m4n [n=DR@201.19.92.117] has joined #kubuntu [03:50] how do I check where kwin-baghira was installed? [03:50] anaccount: you'll get the dep somewhere along the way [03:51] h17m4n: do a file search [03:51] h17m4n, waht exactly do you need to know? [03:52] h17m4n: dpkg -l [03:52] have just been trying without success to get a swansmart turbo modem up and running in knoppix 3.8, i've given up and am now install kubuntu in the hope that will work [03:52] h17m4n: that is an lowercase L not a one [03:52] well I ran sudo apt-get install kwin-baghira [03:52] it installed === orangey [n=orangey@CPE00134615de97-CM0011e6bed15b.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #kubuntu [03:52] but it's not in the theme manager [03:52] h17m4n, baghira is a windeco not a theme [03:53] anaccount: what language is that? [03:53] a theme consists of windeco, style, color scheme, wallpaper, icons, etc. [03:53] go to Appearance and Themes -> Window Decorations [03:54] windeco? and how do I make it run? [03:54] k [03:54] thx [03:54] windeco = WIndow Decoration [03:54] wow [03:54] nice I found it [03:54] thx man [03:56] okay i'm off to bed nice meeting ya'll === ToyMan [n=stuq@user-12lcqia.cable.mindspring.com] has joined #kubuntu === Xorlev [n=xorlev@unaffiliated/xorlev] has joined #kubuntu === huerlisi_ [n=shuerlim@pub082136069117.dh-hfc.datazug.ch] has joined #kubuntu [04:23] nalioth: SYN [04:23] yonkeltron: what? [04:24] nalioth: i am back...sorry for the delay. i did try to run k3bsetup2 from a terminal along with K3bsetup2 [04:24] it's not installed and not available in the repos [04:25] yonkeltron: my k3b runs just fine as installed by apt [04:26] yeah but i am told that cdrecord doesn't have the proper permissions when i try to burn something and that i should run K3bsetup2 to correct the issue [04:26] this has happened to me before on debian when first using the system [04:26] but there was an option to run setup === chavo [n=chavo@189.sub-70-197-32.myvzw.com] has joined #kubuntu [04:30] you installed cdrecord via apt? === downclimb [n=johnson@host-69-145-229-49.cac-co.client.bresnan.net] has left #kubuntu ["Konversation] [04:30] don't think so [04:30] i installed kubuntu-desktop from ubuntu [04:32] yonkeltron: remove cdrecord and reinstall it [04:33] sure thing [04:33] am i purging or just removing? === BROKEN_LADDER [n=bal@adsl-69-227-57-228.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has joined #kubuntu [04:34] how do a choose a theme for kdm instead of just a wallpaper? [04:34] yonkeltron: purging if you like [04:34] actually..right now i chose a wallpaper and it won't show up..just a grey background with the login prompt in the middle === downclimb [n=johnson@host-69-145-229-49.cac-co.client.bresnan.net] has joined #kubuntu [04:35] nalioth: it wants to take out gcombust k3b kubuntu-desktop nautilus-cd-burner ubuntu-desktop as well.....i don't know if that's the best idea [04:35] maybe i should just dpkg-reconfigure it [04:36] yonkeltron: go ahead [04:36] yonkeltron: take em all out [04:36] for real? [04:36] yonkeltron: we'll fix it in a minute [04:36] ok [04:36] gotcha [04:36] (new to ubuntu but a veteran of debian) [04:37] yonkeltron: ubuntu is debian (in a slightly more friendly package) === nikkia [n=nikkia@2001:5c0:8fff:fffe:0:0:0:31b3] has joined #kubuntu [04:38] yeah i am seeing that sorta [04:39] nalioth: ok mate it's all out [04:40] yonkeltron: now install cdrecord (or whatever the file was that was giving you errors) [04:40] shall i put them all back in or just cdrecord? [04:40] try just cdrecord === kalenedrael [n=kalene@c-24-34-92-68.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [04:47] nalioth: testing now [04:48] yonkeltron: did it isntall most of that stuff back? [04:48] nalioth: k3b only [04:49] yonkeltron: make sure you have kubuntu- and ubuntu- desktop(s) installed b4 you upgrade to breezy [04:50] nalioth: why both? [04:50] unable to open modem (ttys0) swansmart turbo, any help please [04:50] nalioth: no good.....can't unlock the cd drive [04:51] frank23: because yonkeltron had both b4 we ripped em loose [04:51] yonkeltron: can you paste the error in #flood or in a pastebin? (let me know which) [04:53] let me start k3b form a terminal and see what comes up [04:53] nalioth: it will be in #flood [04:56] yonkeltron: that's pretty weird === chavo [n=chavo@189.sub-70-197-32.myvzw.com] has joined #kubuntu [04:57] yonkeltron: what does your sources.list look like? [04:57] ummm === je4d [n=jeff@kde/developer/je4d] has joined #kubuntu [04:57] shall i paste it? [04:58] please do [04:58] pasted [04:59] yonkeltron: i'm out of my league here [04:59] yonkeltron: a trip to #ubuntu is in the works for you === froggy25 [n=froggy25@pcp01030724pcs.dothan01.al.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu [05:03] i need some help here plz [05:04] froggy25: ask [05:04] does anyone know how to set up pearpc [05:04] on here [05:04] i have mac os 10.4 tiger [05:04] and i want to try it out [05:05] so do you know how to set it up [05:05] i just need to get started [05:05] pearpc? [05:06] its a mac emulator for windows and linux [05:06] ohh [05:06] !pearpc [05:06] h17m4n: No idea [05:07] great! [05:07] even the great ubotu has no idea [05:07] !info pearpc [05:07] pearpc: (Architecture-independent PowerPC platform emulator), section universe/otherosfs, is optional. Version: 0.3.1-3 (hoary), Packaged size: 301 kB, Installed size: 812 kB [05:07] cool [05:07] how did you do that nalioth [05:08] !info pearpc [05:08] pearpc: (Architecture-independent PowerPC platform emulator), section universe/otherosfs, is optional. Version: 0.3.1-3 (hoary), Packaged size: 301 kB, Installed size: 812 kB [05:08] cool [05:08] !info limewire [05:08] just trying something out [05:08] thats all [05:08] so back to topic [05:08] can anyone help me here [05:09] !limewire [05:09] extra, extra, read all about it, limewire is at http://ubuntuguide.org/#limewire ; or for a gtk-based P2P client that runs on the Gnutella network, try gtk-gnuttela [05:09] oh [05:09] !mplayer [05:09] it has been said that mplayer is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MplayerInstallHowto. For compiling, see: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=31061 [05:09] thats so sweet === huerlisi_ [n=shuerlim@pub082136069117.dh-hfc.datazug.ch] has joined #kubuntu [05:09] does anyone use Kubuntu Package Menu? [05:09] i dont know [05:09] if i do [05:10] actually [05:10] it's an addon [05:10] ok [05:10] how do i get it [05:10] allows you to right click deb packages and install them [05:10] how do I browse for samba shares on my network? === Xorlev_ [n=xorlev@unaffiliated/xorlev] has joined #kubuntu [05:10] if you find out, tell me === thoreauputic [n=prospero@wolax7-240.dialup.optusnet.com.au] has joined #kubuntu [05:11] ok [05:11] Kubuntu Package Menu: http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=23981 [05:11] small feature, but nice [05:12] hold on h17m4n [05:12] i got it [05:12] http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=23981 [05:12]