=== maxamillion [n=adam@ngl-1-14.shsu.edu] has joined #xubuntu === txwikinger [n=txwiking@82-46-136-83.cable.ubr01.smal.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #xubuntu === lu-bao [n=sven@ACB32DAB.ipt.aol.com] has joined #xubuntu === ron_0 [n=ron@12-210-173-163.client.mchsi.com] has joined #xubuntu === ron_0 is now known as ron_o === txwikinger [n=txwiking@82-46-136-83.cable.ubr01.smal.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #xubuntu === aidanr [n=aidanr@83.147.134.5] has joined #xubuntu === BFTD is now known as OGDA === frojnd [n=wildchil@BSN-77-169-220.static.dsl.siol.net] has joined #xubuntu [01:01] how similar is xubuntu to kubuntu [01:01] frojnd: not at all [01:02] for example: kubuntu can get xvid codecs: sudo apt-get install libxine-extracodecs [01:02] how can xubuntu get xvid codecs? === malnilion [n=malnilio@129.244.131.96] has joined #xubuntu [01:03] frojnd: oh ... yeah, its exactly the same like that ... kubuntu and xubuntu both come from the same ubuntu-base package and share the same repositories for package installation [01:03] frojnd: but the user interface is rather different [01:04] for interface I can imagine.. cose they advice me to use xubuntu for not so good comps... [01:04] I have one comp 700mhz and 256ram [01:05] will it work with xubuntu FAST? [01:05] frojnd: i run xubuntu on an athlon64 x2 4600+, 2gb ddr2 ram, and a nvidia 7900gtx just because i like it better [01:05] ah [01:05] brb [01:05] k [01:05] tyt [01:06] frojnd -- I have a machine that is 800mhz at 256MB ram and it works nicely. [01:06] Stu_2 good [01:06] what about with setting dsl connection [01:07] Anybody want to try an interesting bash command? [01:07] You would have to restart your computer if you used it. [01:09] frojnd -- assuming your ISP is handing you an IP automatically, xubuntu should get you online if it sees your NIC [01:09] NIC ? [01:09] malnilion: please do not post malicious or otherwise system compromising code in the channels [01:09] frojnd: network interface card [01:09] ah.. [01:09] but.. what if not? [01:10] maxamillion, yeah [01:10] frojnd: most times it will ... otherwise it might just take a little bit of configuration [01:10] frojnd: was kubuntu able to get an internet connection? [01:10] maxamillion, I just found it shocking that with one simple command I could fork bomb my computer... [01:11] maxamillion: I connect via router [01:11] this comp that will have xubuntu will have no router.. [01:11] so I don't know how this works in kubuntu [01:11] malnilion: oh .. you been hanging out on wikipedia as of late? ... we had a user come in and post the perl code for a fork bomb they found on wikipedia ... it was not good :( [01:12] Yeah, I saw that one [01:12] frojnd: oh, yeah ... should still be essentially the same because dsl does dhcp ip leases [01:12] k [01:13] anyway I am going to install xubuntu on my comp [01:13] maxamillion, I wanted to know if there was an easy way to limit the number of processes in Ubuntu... [01:14] malnilion: oooo ... limit the number of processes, not sure ... maybe the number of processes of a certain user .... but even that i wouldn't know how to do === LordGamer [n=LordGame@74.12.56.244] has joined #xubuntu [01:17] maxamillion: do you know who did this? >> http://xubuntuguide.org/tiki-index.php [01:17] grazie: yeah ... i admin it [01:17] maxamillion: good stuff [01:18] grazie: i actually haven't written any of the docs because i also admin the irc chans, the main website, and work on other projects so i didn't have time but when it came through the -devel mailing lists i volunteered to admin :) [01:18] maxamillion: could put that transparency stuff on there [01:19] grazie: oooo, good idea [01:19] grazie: it should be open to edit, if not let me know [01:19] maxamillion: oh...ok [01:20] no wait ... that's right, the guy who owns the server asked that we don't open it up [01:20] i forget why though [01:20] np === Laibsch [n=Laibsch@firewall1.vt.ms246.net] has joined #xubuntu [01:20] maxamillion: I do think there are too many official and unofficial guides though [01:21] grazie: yeah .... efforts are a little on the scattered side [01:23] maxamillion: had to move the transparency stuff to >> http://www50.brinkster.com/craziegrazie/XubuntuTransparency.html [01:24] grazie: why did you have to do that? [01:25] grazie: at the bottom it says "Tested on 6.04 Dapper Drake" .... its 6.06 ;) [01:25] maxamillion: it was a free host and then they made it not free.... [01:25] how do I add a background image on my top panel? [01:25] maxamillion: ok. i'll change that [01:25] grazie: oh .... that's no good :( [01:26] morphir: you don't [01:26] maxamillion, it cant be done? [01:26] maxamillion: i have another host service, but I wanted to keep xubuntu stuff off there if possible [01:26] morphir: not to my knowledge [01:26] grazie: fair enough === LordGamer [n=LordGame@74.12.56.244] has joined #xubuntu [01:31] wow [01:31] the new compositor is nice [01:32] syamajala: the one in feisty? [01:32] yeah [01:32] yeah ... i've heard good things === Sharn [n=dino@dsl-216-128-233-200.teton.id.tetontel.com] has joined #xubuntu [01:33] Hello again.. [01:33] was the emacs package built with the gtk frontend? [01:35] syamajala: there might be one [01:35] guess i'll just install it and see [01:35] You could maybe build it that way? [01:36] I don't know for sure... No experience there. :P [01:36] syamajala: yeah .... i use vim-gtk myself ... its lighter and i am just used to vi [01:37] i use emacs for slime [01:37] Does that like actually look like a text editor? [01:37] Sharn: what? [01:37] I can't use command line editors. :P [01:37] do a bunch of lisp stuff... [01:37] "vim-gtk" [01:38] Sharn: http://www.swooh.com/~adam/berylGears.png <--- the monitor on the right has vim-gtk running (vim-gtk is just the install package, the binary executable is called gvim) [01:39] Sharn: that's an old screenie of my work machine before i got bored with beryl .... i also upgraded to dual 21" HD monitors since then :) .... (my boss is the man) === grazie_ [n=grazie@host86-139-197-68.range86-139.btcentralplus.com] has joined #xubuntu [01:39] Rofl... That's pretty sweet. [01:39] ;) === grazie_ is now known as grazie [01:40] I might actually be able to use that... [01:40] gvim to me is all the perks of vi keyboard shortcuts but with a nice integration into our century of desktop computing [01:40] Rofl. === Jester45 [n=Jester45@72-161-142-75.dyn.centurytel.net] has joined #xubuntu [01:41] :) [01:41] I wouldn't be able to use the shortcuts anyhow [01:41] syamajala: why you do so much lisp stuffs? [01:41] Too much to remember. === atarinox [n=atarinox@c-71-58-75-130.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #xubuntu [01:41] hello [01:41] -hides- [01:41] Sharn: if you won't be using shortcuts, i recommend something like scite or geany [01:41] Sharn: what are you doing [01:41] hey what're those desktop graphics called which show different performance stats? [01:42] maxamillion: i like it [01:42] Meh. I don't code much anyway. Just a little php that Bluefish will do. (Or Dreamweaver, in Windows) [01:42] syamajala: fair enough ... i had to learn some basic stuff in high school in lisp but ever since then i have been coding in other stuff .... so far i really like java and python, but i will code C when i have to [01:42] Sharn: cool cool [01:43] atarinox: huh? [01:43] oh [01:43] they have java it my school [01:43] in* [01:43] but thats it [01:43] i'm doing an independent study of lisp [01:43] for .5 credit [01:43] syamajala: we learned java for the class in high school but we learned lisp as part of some national testing thing [01:43] maxamillion: maybe atarinox means somthing like the system load moniter? [01:43] Jester45: oooo [01:43] Jester45: or conky [01:44] maxamillion: i've seen it in desktop screenshots...it shows maybe available ram, psu usage, cpu temp....all in some text which is permanently on your desktop [01:44] Or a desklets thing? === DrX0DrX0 [n=DrX-xubu@adsl-68-120-71-127.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has joined #xubuntu [01:44] Sharn: yeah maybe desklet [01:44] I think it's probably gDesklets or aDesklets he's talkign about. [01:44] Hello, is there a way to see what apt-get packages are available? [01:44] is that in any repository? === rexbinary [n=rexbinar@unaffiliated/rexbinary] has joined #xubuntu [01:45] atarinox: What are your specs? If you're computer is fast, gDesklets is a lot easier to use in my opinion. [01:45] DrX0DrX0: do you mean the packages you downloaded? [01:45] atarinox: i think you mean conky ... its in the respoistories and http://conky.sourceforge.net will help you with configuration [01:45] And I think both are in the repos. [01:45] hmm [01:45] my system can't handle extreme transparency [01:45] Jester45, I want to see which one's are available for download [01:45] its messy. [01:45] DrX0DrX0: Just open Synaptic? [01:45] DrX0DrX0: all of the should be [01:45] Jester45, I was told to apt-get a package that is no longer there [01:46] syamajala: i honestly monitor my system with a terminal window open running htop [01:46] DrX0DrX0: IF YOU SEE THEM YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THEM [01:46] Sharn, I tried Synaptic but it doesn't show the package [01:46] !caps | Jester45 [01:46] Jester45: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too. [01:46] Jester, what do you mean? [01:46] sorry i has caps on [01:46] DrX0DrX0: if you can see a package in synaptic then it can be installed [01:46] maxamillion: i used to use adesklets [01:46] DrX0DrX0: Just open synaptic and search for the same thing. [01:46] Sharn, I don't think what I want is available in Synaptic. [01:47] DrX0DrX0: what was the package you were told to tdownload [01:47] Then it's not in the repos. [01:47] Jester45, xen-hypervisor-3.0-i386 [01:47] Synaptic shows everything available to download in the repos you have in your repos list. [01:47] syamajala: yeah, aDesklets are my favorite of the desklet world ... so light weight [01:47] DrX0DrX0: synaptic uses apt-get...so if one has the other has...unless its a old version [01:48] Sharn: it doesnt know about older packages [01:48] they also look nice [01:48] but they are a pain to get running sometimes [01:49] I searched for Xen and it only seems to show management tools. [01:49] hmm [01:49] syamajala: this is true [01:49] emacs comes with some gui but its ugly. [01:50] Mine won't run now. :P I had a couple desklets running, but they won't now for whatever reason. Probably deleted them somehow. [01:50] syamajala: :( [01:50] i'm not sure these g or a desklets are what i was looking for...they seem to be more like widgets [01:50] ill see if i can find a screen of what im talking about [01:50] DrX0DrX0: try running: sudo apt-get -t 3.0* install xen-hypervisor [01:51] Ooooh. They are pretty much widgets. [01:51] and, don't I need to be concerned that it says -i386 if I have a 64-bit processor, wouldn't that give me the wrong Xenified (32-bit) kernel?> [01:51] atarinox: did you try conky like i told you? [01:51] thats should be somthing like what you want i never tried that option [01:51] doh [01:51] maxamillion: yeah i looked at that...seemed more like it, but not exactly [01:51] i didn't install the right thing [01:51] maxamillion: he might be looking for DSL's thing [01:51] atarinox: hhhmmmm ... maybe gkrellm2 [01:52] Jester45: DSL runs the mother project to conky and conky is themeable the same ... kinda like fluxbox to blackbox [01:52] Jester45, "couldn't find package xen-hypervisor" [01:53] i'm disappointed that wireless doesn't work [01:53] DrX0DrX0: try the same thing but the the 3.0whatever at the end [01:53] http://shots.osdir.com/slideshows/slideshow.php?release=770&slide=3 [01:53] is that conky in the upper right? [01:54] Ooooh. [01:54] Jester45, including the -t? [01:54] That's a default for the WM, I think. That's DSL, right? [01:54] atarinox: it is [01:55] atarinox: its technically not conky, but its the project that conky is based off of and you can make conky look like it [01:55] i gotta go ... i am getting off work [01:55] DrX0DrX0: sudo apt-get -t 3.0* install xen-hypervisor-3.0-i386 [01:55] oh ok...thanks [01:55] laters all [01:55] oh [01:55] i thought it was conky... [01:56] Jester45, same error [01:56] that's why i was asking if there's a way too see what's available so i'll know the package name [01:57] DrX0DrX0: i searched for it wihtmy apt and its there... do you have all the repos enabled? [01:57] xen-hypervisor-3.0-i386 is the exact name [01:58] Jester45, I was told to enable the universe in .etc/apt/sources.list (I uncommented them but took no further action) [01:58] Jester45, it does show (universe) packages in Synaptic [01:58] DrX0DrX0: you have to run sudo apt-get update [01:59] thats redownloads the list of packages [01:59] with new versions and the new repo [01:59] Jester45, oh, yeah, I did that [01:59] also [01:59] try sudo apt-get upgrade [01:59] Jester45, and I also ran Synaptic Reload [01:59] Did that too [01:59] k [02:00] do i need to tell it to install the updates, etc? [02:00] Anyone think Xubuntu will run as fast as Zenwalk? Just wondering. :P [02:00] DrX0DrX0: to get updates run sudo apt-get upgrade [02:01] i did that and -update [02:01] -upgrade says 0 [02:01] DrX0DrX0: you must first do reload so that apt knows you got a new version to dl [02:02] DrX0DrX0: what are you talking about... you have to run "sudo apt-get upgrade" [02:03] without quotes [02:03] Jester45, I did (1) reload in Synaptic (2) -upgrade shows 0 (3) -update (4B in 6s) [02:04] Jester45, still don't see Xen in Synaptic [02:04] DrX0DrX0: just forget the synaptic run "sudo apt-get update" then "sudo apt-get upgrade" without quotes and if nothing gets updaetd then your up-to-date [02:04] Jester45, isn't -386 32-bit? [02:05] Jester45, -upgrade shows all 0's, -update has the same list over & over [02:05] DrX0DrX0: its the only one in the repos and yes it is [02:05] x86_64 is 64 bit... [02:06] DrX0DrX0: then you are up to date [02:06] Jester45, I have 64-bit Ubuntu [02:06] Jester45, perhaps it's not showing it because it won't work with 64-bit? [02:06] DrX0DrX0: well i dont know if thats gonna work then it could be only for 32bit or just optimized for 32 bit [02:07] DrX0DrX0: the update get a new list of packages that you *may* download and upgrade gets newer versions of the packages you have installed [02:07] Jester45, I know it comes with a new kernel [02:07] to get the package you told me you run [02:07] sudo apt-get install xen-hypervisor-3.0-i386 [02:08] thats the only package that has xen,-hypervisor in the name osso there is ony 64bit version [02:08] You might be able to just compile it too. [02:08] the above packages may work for you im not sure i never mesed with that i stick to 32 bit [02:08] Jester45, how would I go about finding out? [02:08] DrX0DrX0: install it and try to run it [02:09] if it runs then yea! if not then yu have to complie [02:09] Jester45, it keeps telling me "Couldn't find package xen-hypervisor-3.0-i386 [02:09] I would just compile it. [02:09] http://www.xensource.com/download/index_3.0.4.html [02:10] Actually, that might get a little complicated... [02:11] Sharn, yeah, I've never had much luck compiling things [02:11] I do have Fedora 64-bit and I see they've integrated Xen, but I kind of wanted to stick with Ubuntu [02:13] I don't think linux is ready for 64 bit, personally... [02:14] I can run 64 bit - I just decided to go 32 bit because I heard of all the problems. =\ [02:14] Sharn, well, I can certainly run 32-bit Ubuntu, but I have a beefy 64-bit server [02:15] Sharn, I don't think anything is ready for 64-bit [02:15] Ahh. Does it go any faster or anything? [02:15] 64-bit: faster, +++++ more memory support (256GB) [02:15] 32-bit maxes out at 4GB [02:15] Just less software support. =\ === spine55 [n=Ernie@24-181-25-108.dhcp.smyr.ga.charter.com] has joined #xubuntu [02:16] And yeah, I know that. My computers all max at 2Gb or less anyhow =P === cellofellow [n=josh@209.193.108.125] has joined #xubuntu [02:19] :) Hello [02:20] Hey [02:22] Gonna be hard to choose between Zenwalk and Xubuntu. [02:23] What's Zenwalks package management like? [02:23] It's Slackware based... I'm not really sure. [02:24] I really like *buntu's package management, I have to admit... [02:24] Debian's apt package manager rocks. Slackware uses just binary tarballs I think. [02:26] Mostly, I'll be getting a 433Mhz (Hopefully) laptop. Either one with 28Mb RAM or one with 32. I'll be getting 128 more, but I want to get the mst out f it I can. === cellofellow has an experiment in his mind. Could he morph Debian Sarge net-install into Ubuntu, therebye not needing a CD? [02:26] only 28MB on a 400Mhz box? [02:26] I know, I don't get it either. [02:26] =\ [02:27] I have a Pentium 160Mhz with 32MB. That makes sense. [02:27] (not Xubuntu, Debian Net-install minimal.) [02:27] 6Gb disks too. Every other equivalent system I've seen comes with at least 64... [02:28] Then, I have a desktop here with a 600Mhx that only came with 64Mb too. [02:28] Mhz* === avatar_ [i=avatar@ip207.tomtebo3.se] has left #xubuntu [] [02:28] I've a 450Mhz box that came with 13GB, and another that came with 9GB disk. [02:29] 450Mhz with 96MB RAM is slow going. Luckily mine is 320MB. [02:29] Rofl. Must a be really low end laptops... I don't know. One's an AMD, too. [02:29] The 28Mb one is actually the AMD. [02:29] Not lappy's, desktop's circa 1999. [02:29] Intel PIII Katmai. [02:30] PIII's are 450Mhz? [02:30] the both of em. One's a Compaq, the other a Micron. One is Windows 98 and is buggy and unstable. The Xubuntu. [02:30] I thought PII's got that high.. [02:30] They go as high 900Mhz, with the Coppermine-T core. [02:30] mine's a Katmai, so it's slow, old-school. [02:31] Oh, ok, rofl. I don't have any idea what model eaither of these are. The AMD is a K5 or something.. The other one's manual is VERY vague. [02:32] Besides it's an "Ashton Digital" that cannot be found online no matter what you try. =\ [02:32] oh, :( [02:32] I installed Ubuntu on a Windows server now Windows is not offered as a boot option -- how do I get that back? [02:33] !grub [02:33] grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto [02:33] Really? It's always done greatconfiguring Grub for me. [02:33] try the second link [02:33] no, other way around === tictacaddict [n=josh@4.110.dhcp.hope.edu] has joined #xubuntu [02:33] I lost Windows after installing GRUB [02:33] I said try the second link. [02:33] Lol [02:34] The very first time I isntalled screwed up the whole computer, but that's because the partitions were too big for WinME. [02:34] has anybody here installed XFCE4.4 final on edgy eft? [02:35] don't [02:35] People have tried. It always ends up in a huge mess. [02:36] upgrade to Feisty development stuff. [02:36] if you insist. [02:36] Or, use Debian Sid if you don't like how Ubuntu drifts out of date. (Not so much as Debian Sarge though.) [02:37] Heh. 6.06 is still using Firefox 1.5, isn't it? [02:37] yup [02:37] I have been thinking about trying one of those. really my computer is running well right now though [02:37] Ugh. -cringes- [02:37] actually... it won't shut down. forgot about that [02:37] same here [02:37] Linux shuts down, but the box stays on. [02:37] at least reboot works [02:37] I don't get how to get windows back from that article. [02:38] well it is a new problem. it gets stuck somewhere in the shutdown scripts [02:38] I've never had problems with that. At least with Linux. (WinME did that...) [02:38] DrX0DrX0: you add an entry for Windows in the file /boot/grub/menu.lst [02:39] Sharn: same thing on my Debian server box that I usually don't shutdown. It's got an old 2.4 kernel though. [02:40] I'd love to try debian on a laptop, but it's too... hands on for me. [02:40] Too much to just get it working. :P [02:40] you want hands on use Gentoo. === ron_0 [n=ron@12-210-173-163.client.mchsi.com] has joined #xubuntu [02:40] actually, debian is pretty friendly. [02:40] Rofl.. I know. I'm definitely too newb to compile a kernel. [02:40] cellofellow, um, how? [02:41] DrX0DrX0: it doesn't say in the wikipage? [02:41] (For Gentoo ^) Debian looked alright, but I'm more into the simple install and go thing. === ron_o [n=ron@12-210-173-163.client.mchsi.com] has joined #xubuntu [02:41] cellofellow, I don't know what the parameters are supposed to be [02:42] DrX0DrX0: there may be help in #ubuntu or #grub [02:42] I don't know, never dual-booted [02:42] duel-booted* [02:42] (hehe) [02:43] Never? And you actually had it right the first time. :P [02:43] This box came with FC3. blegh. === ron_o [n=ron@12-210-173-163.client.mchsi.com] has joined #xubuntu [02:43] Before that I have no idea what was on it. [02:43] probably Windows 98 in its first life. [02:46] DrX0DrX0: are you trying to add a windows boot option in grub? [02:46] yup === frojnd [n=wildchil@BSN-77-169-220.static.dsl.siol.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:46] there might be an example in the comments of /boot/grub/menu.lst [02:46] nope [02:46] if not I am trying to put my entry on pastebin [02:47] though it's really not very long [02:47] http://pastebin.com/886293 [02:47] that is with windows as the first partition on the first drive [02:48] I found FC to be very big and slow. [02:49] really? I heard FC is quite fast. or did you mean 3? [02:49] I gave it about 12 hours. [02:49] *that FC6 is fast [02:50] I have 5... === Sharn is not a fan of KDE, either [02:51] I have never actually used it (except for FC3, but that was a while ago) [02:51] Is FC on KDE? [02:52] I only ran it in VMware... [02:52] thanks, that worked, but how do I get the menu to show up instead of having to press ESC in a tiny 3-second window of time?> [02:52] delete or comment the line that says hidemenu [02:53] er, hiddenmenu [02:53] Hey, do I need to unmount a USB harddrive before unplugging it? [02:53] and you can change "timeout 3" to something longer if you want as well [02:54] Or does it not really matter? [02:55] Sharn: I think it can cause problems if you don't. [02:55] Alright. [02:55] not sure how big but I would say it's better to unmount it [02:56] Xubuntu makes it pretty easy anyhow [02:56] mmhm [02:58] I installed a bunch of *-dev packages with apt-get build-dep. is there an easy way to remove all of those now that I built the program? [02:58] Can't you just "apt-get remove build-dep"? [02:59] I don't think so because it's not a pacakge [02:59] nope, tried it [03:00] Oh, hmm. Got me then. [03:00] ummmmm, look at logs and find out what was installed and remove it? [03:00] good enough for me. which logs though? [03:01] I just wondered if there was something like autoremove for that [03:02] dunno what logs. [03:02] what did you install [03:02] there is autoremove [03:02] but its for packagges that are not depended on [03:03] like you install package A but package A needs B & C [03:03] I wanted the newest xfce4-notes-plugin so I downloaded the source from the website [03:03] -dev packages won't be depended on once the build is complete. [03:03] so apt installs those and if you remove A [03:03] then sudo atp-get autoremove will remobe B & C [03:03] then I said "sudo apt-get build-dep xfce4-notes-plugin" [03:05] oooh. I can't seem to find the Debian net-install floppy images. No links on Debian.org, though it talks about them. [03:05] it installed a bunch of packages. then "./configure && make && sudo checkingstall" [03:05] I didn't use apt-get for the actual package though [03:05] *checkinstall [03:05] i tried them but it didnt work [03:05] :( [03:11] where are they? [03:12] tictacaddict: well what did you install [03:12] so, I'm trying to install a package and it says ""Dependency is not satisfyable: libsysfs1" I have libsysfs2 [03:13] Get libsysfs1, if it's available. [03:13] DrX0DrX0: you install the 1 version but apt cant get it [03:13] you need to install* [03:14] use install* instead of install? [03:14] nonono [03:14] Jester45: I said, xfce4-notes-plugin [03:16] anyone use gtkpbbuttons? === tictacaddict [n=josh@4.110.dhcp.hope.edu] has joined #xubuntu [03:19] tictacaddict: is that what you apt-get ed? try apt-get remove build-essentials === trango [n=brian@63-231-141-167.mpls.qwest.net] has joined #xubuntu [03:21] apt-get build-dep xfce4-notes-plugin is what I used to install the necessary packages [03:21] build-essential was already installed, I don't think it depends on those [03:21] and you didn't take not of what it installed? [03:21] unless your hard drive is just crying for space, I'd say let it lie. === rag [n=rag@58.Red-80-24-33.staticIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #xubuntu [03:22] no. I would not be crushed if I couldn't uninstall them, I just figure I don't need them. I uninstalled them just now though manually [03:22] the log is at /var/log/dpkg.log [03:22] cant you just go back untill you reach the part htis installing the packages then copy/paste them? [03:23] I closed that window, so I don't think so [03:24] but I found the packages in the log, so for now it's no longer an issue. I'll probably c/p next time if I use build-dep [03:26] i would just leave hem unless you dont want to or need the space [03:26] Same ^ === itguru [n=angel@cpc1-lewi3-0-0-cust180.bmly.cable.ntl.com] has joined #xubuntu [03:28] He said he doesn't want to [03:29] yea.. but i can give my option === cellofellow is now known as cello|irssi === cellofellow [n=josh@209.193.108.125] has joined #xubuntu === Sharn needs something cool to compile [03:34] rlocate! [03:35] :O Which is? [03:36] it is like slocate but it's always up to date [03:36] http://rlocate.sourceforge.net/ [03:36] how's it do that? [03:37]