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SharnAnyone know if Envy sets the default to XGL?12:26
SharnOr if there's a way to check?12:27
frojndam.. what about ed2k client such as amule for kubuntu12:27
Sharned2k?12:28
frojndu know ed2k links..12:28
frojndamule?12:28
SharnYou can use amule in Xubuntu if it works in Kubuntu12:28
frojndit seems so :)12:29
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jlamris xfce the only desktop that comes standard w/ xubuntu12:30
cellofellowyes12:30
cellofellowthere isn't anything else. You could install fluxbox if you're feeling really light, WindowMaker if you like that sort of thing, or Enlightenment 16.12:31
jlamrthere are others, I assume? Any recommendations?12:31
jlamrneed light12:32
cellofellowlightest I'd ever use is Blackbox. There's also IceWM and JWM.12:32
cellofellowwell, Hackerbox is so light that it's nothing but window borders.12:32
jlamris it like switching between themes - I dont want get rid od xfce until i find a better one12:33
cellofellowI have E16 on here just for fun.12:33
cellofellowyeah, you can have all the window managers and the desktop enviroments in the world installed at one time.12:33
cellofellowYou could install Ubuntu, Kubuntu, and Xubuntu, plus Fluxbox and WindowMaker and others, all at the same time.12:34
frojnd!java12:34
ubotuTo install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository. Enable the backports repository on Edgy to install sun-java6-jre12:34
jlamrive heard of fluxbox - so basically install w/ apt-get modify some startup config12:34
cellofellowjlamr: nope, it's an option under Sessions on the login screen.12:34
jlamrah even better!12:34
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apocalypsehi, i'm new to xubuntu and was wondering if thre was a xfce prog. similar to smb4k?12:48
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cellofellow!smb4k12:48
ubotusmb4k: A Samba (SMB) share advanced browser for KDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.7.1-1 (edgy), package size 1176 kB, installed size 2984 kB12:48
cellofellowpyNeighborhood I think.12:48
cellofellowor LinNeighborhood if that doesn12:49
cellofellowt work12:49
apocalypsecellofellow: thanks i'll check those out. And does the regular "getting media codecs to work and installing" in xubuntu the same as ubuntu? the only difference is the DE right? but installing apps and the structure shoudl be the same?12:50
cellofellowyeah. All the same.12:50
apocalypseand really stupid questin but, (where is the terminal?)12:51
redwyrmapocalypse, Applications > System > Terminal12:51
cellofellowApplications -> System12:51
apocalypseohthere it is. thank you =)12:52
apocalypse(what is this program called?) like konsole for kde and gnome-terminal for gnome.. ?12:54
cellofellowxfce4-terminal12:54
apocalypse!vim12:55
ubotuText Editors: gedit (GNOME), Kate (KDE), mousepad (Xfce4) | Terminal-based editors: vi/vim, emacs, and nano (user-friendly). | HTML/CSS editors: !html | Programming: !code12:55
cellofellowjust getting your feet wet in this?12:56
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apocalypseyea, been using gnome but this desktop lags with it so i'm trying out xfce12:57
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cellofellowhello adam12:57
jlamrwow that wow was easy - gotta say im liking fluxbox12:58
maxamillionhi josh12:58
cellofellow:)12:58
apocalypsei changed the time from 12 to 18, but now when i try to install it says timestamp is too far in teh future, do i have to restart to reset the clock?01:09
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maxamillionapocalypse: not normally, do a package update ... it should fix the problem01:11
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neozenmeep01:13
neozenallo max01:14
maxamillionhi hi01:14
neozenwhat's the good word?01:15
maxamillionmeh .... don't think there is one at the moment01:15
neozenheheh01:15
maxamilliongoogle ..... that's probably the best word i can think of right now01:16
apocalypsemaxamillion: sudo apt-get update gets "timestamp too far in the future" =/01:18
maxamillionapocalypse: interesting .... reboot maybe, it might just need to sync with the system clock01:18
neozensync your clock01:18
apocalypseneozen: i synced it to the internet01:19
SharnDid you restart since then?01:19
apocalypseno i'm going to right now, cu guys in a bit01:20
SharnUgh. Beryl is a frigging pain.01:24
SharnErm. -the frigging part. Sorry.01:24
maxamillionSharn: yeah .... i ran it for a few weeks at work to show off some stuff to the windows users, but i converted away from it01:24
SharnI can't even get it working, lol.01:25
SharnBrb. Hopefully...01:25
maxamilliononce it does "work" it does weird things because its alpha software so it just randomly crashes and picks when it wants the animations to work01:26
maxamillionnbm01:26
maxamillionnvm*01:26
maxamillioni can't type ...01:26
jlamrberyl == desktop?01:26
maxamillionjlamr: beryl == window manager01:26
maxamillion!beryl01:26
ubotuBeryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. See http://forum.beryl-project.org/ - Help in #ubuntu-effects01:26
maxamillion:)01:26
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jlamrah I see - must be stuck on windows terminology? xfce and fluxbox also window managers? Just for my edification..01:29
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maxamillionjlamr: no01:31
maxamillionjlamr: xfce is a desktop environment that by default uses xfwm4 as its window manager, but yes ... .fluxbox is a window manager01:31
maxamillionjlamr: you can use xfce with fluxbox as your window manager if you really wanted to (though i don't see why you would)01:32
jlamrmaxamillion, okay its starting to come together for me now :)01:34
maxamillionjlamr: lemme get you a couple good links for this stuff01:35
jlamryeah im on the google right now01:36
maxamillionhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desktop_environment01:38
maxamillionhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Window_manager01:38
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jlamrokay that helps - so xcfe is the desktop environment for fluxbox...If im wrong i'll just give up and be happy it works01:45
maxamillionjlamr: no ... xfce and fluxbox are not related but can be used together if the user would like01:45
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jlamrok maxamillion , you've been more than patient w/me - ill do some digging on my own...01:47
moparisthebestnot quite as big as #kubuntu, but I like xfce more :)01:47
maxamillionjlamr: no worries01:48
maxamillionjlamr: if you have questions ... just ask01:49
maxamillionmoparisthebest: yeah, me too ... i run xubuntu on an athlon64 x2 4600+, 2gb ddr2 ram, and a nvidia 7900gtx at work just because i like xfce better01:49
moparisthebestever tried running xfce + beryl maxamillion ?01:50
moparisthebestits even better :)01:50
moparisthebestplus it makes use of the extra hardware01:50
maxamillionmoparisthebest: yeah, i ran it for a couple weeks to show off at the office but i found beryl to be annoying so i am back to xfwm401:51
moparisthebestyea, it seems like something that will wear off in the long run01:51
moparisthebestbut xfce I definitely like better than kde01:52
maxamillionthe initial "omg my windows wobble when i move them" was really fun, but after some time it just because a pain .... also, beryl on 64-bit breaks java functionality and i need that for work01:52
maxamillion:)01:52
moparisthebestmy java works fine so far01:52
moparisthebestexcept the fact that sun neglects to make a 64bit browser plugin :(01:52
maxamillion:/01:53
moparisthebestwhat functionality does it break?01:53
maxamillionanything trying to run a swing gui01:54
moparisthebestI haven't tried to run swing under beryl yet, now I have to...01:54
maxamillion:)01:54
moparisthebestIntellij IDEA runs fine so far01:54
maxamillionwell that's good01:54
maxamillioni just couldn't get NetBeans 5.0 or 5.5 to run or tonic point and that was enough for me to just say "i'm done" because i have to code java sometimes at work01:55
moparisthebestoh, once when I started IDEA It was a blank screen01:56
moparisthebestright click the beryl icon, change the display manager to xfce then back to beryl01:56
moparisthebestand it worked fine01:56
maxamillionmoparisthebest: yeah, it will "open" but nothing will happen inside the window01:57
moparisthebestwhen I changed to xfce and then back to beryl it fixed it though01:57
moparisthebestare you running the 1.5 or 1.6 JRE?01:58
maxamillion1.501:58
moparisthebestcome to think about it01:58
moparisthebestIt had problems before I upgraded to 1.601:58
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maxamillionwell i am off work .... bbl01:58
neozenanyone gone from using jbuilder to using netbeans?02:02
neozenhow's the learning curve?02:02
moparisthebestI've never used JBuilder, but netbeans is easy to pick up02:03
moparisthebestmy favorite is IDEA though02:03
neozenok02:07
neozenI'm just getting into using IDE's (since they're used quite frequently in a lot of the places I'm applying for a job) ...and am looking around for one to call home02:08
neozenI've never heard of IDEA02:08
moparisthebestIDEA is awesome, problem is it costs I think $1200 dollars or something crazy02:08
neozenah02:08
neozen..that would be why02:09
moparisthebestsince its written in java you can crack it yourself with some bytecode hax02:09
moparisthebestor just use a keygen...02:09
neozenI only pay attention to free things02:09
moparisthebestyea, netbeans is very nearly as good02:09
moparisthebestmuch better than eclipse02:09
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neozenyeah.... eclipse seemed far too hold-my-hand02:10
neozen....I've used vim for most of my development work up to this point02:10
moparisthebestyep, I don't like programs guessing what I am going to type next02:11
apocalypseI just installed pyNeighbordhood but it does not show up under /home/tachi, where is xfce's search prog?02:11
moparisthebest99% of the time they are wrong anyway, and I have to fix it02:11
neozenapoc: check out /usr/bin02:11
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moparisthebestyou can use locate from the terminal apocalypse02:11
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neozen...that would be even better02:12
moparisthebesthttp://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/UnNews:Linux:_Every_time_you_use_EXT3%2C_Hans_Reiser_kills_again02:12
moparisthebesthaha thats hilarious, if offtopic02:13
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apocalypsei'm using pyNeighborhood, how come the "scan" feature does not work, but i can add a computer manually?02:19
cellofellowsure.02:19
cellofellowbut, just me myself and I, I've never gotten pyNeighborhood to mount.02:19
apocalypseit's nto moutning for me either >.<., would the other alternative be downloading the kde libs and smb4k? that prog works for me fine.02:20
cellofellowLinNeighborhood rocks02:20
apocalypsek i'll try that one first =)02:21
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syamajalaanyone use xmodmap?02:52
syamajalai have setup my .xmodmap and everything02:52
syamajalait works, but i'd like xmodmap to run automatically when x gets started02:53
syamajalai read that in ubuntu it does this just by checking if you have a ~/.xmodmap02:53
syamajalabut it doesn't seem to work the same in xubuntu02:53
syamajalaor should i just do a xfce autostart thingy02:55
crimsunI chose the latter.02:56
apocalypsecellofellow: linneighborhood mounts fine, thanks!03:03
cellofellowhappy for that. You figured out how to do the setuid stuff?03:03
apocalypsecellofellow: no? i just searched, scanned as me (entered user name and pw) and then mounted. is that the safest way to do ti?03:05
apocalypse!multimedia03:06
ubotuFor multimedia codecs see: https://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html and for applications see this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultimediaApplications03:06
cellofellowsure. I guess if it works03:06
cellofellow!mp303:06
ubotuFor multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats03:06
apocalypsethanks that was what i was looking for. gotta do it on every new install03:06
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cellofellowwrite a script to do it.03:08
apocalypsegood idea.03:10
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Prisoner_hello03:19
Prisoner_installed OpenOffice 2.1 tonight03:21
cellofellowcool. I'm waiting for Feisty.03:22
neozenwelcome prisoner03:22
Prisoner_I installed it from RPMs03:23
Prisoner_Linux is different I'll say that03:23
Prisoner_but I like it03:23
neozen.................prisoner... what distro are you using?03:23
Prisoner_Xubuntu 6.1003:24
neozen....and you installed from rpms?03:24
Prisoner_this url will tell you how03:24
neozenprobably used alien03:24
neozen!alien03:25
ubotuRPM is the RedHat Package Management system. Ubuntu does not use RPM, but !APT, and RPM packages are not supported (the package "alien" can allow installing them, but it's quite dangerous)03:25
Prisoner_http://bodmas.org/blog/?p=52303:25
cellofellowwhy not use the debs from Feisty03:25
Prisoner_the version in the repositories isn't up to date03:25
Prisoner_http://bodmas.org/blog/?p=54503:25
Prisoner_I found that out, I had some progblems the first time because I didn't uninstall the open office writer Xubuntu came with03:26
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neozenI just use abiword03:26
neozengood enough for my purposes03:26
neozen(every once in awhile updating my resume)03:26
Prisoner_I read 2.0 had bugs in it03:27
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neozen..welcome magic_ninja03:28
magic_ninjasup03:28
magic_ninjatryin 2 get this d2 bot working03:28
magic_ninjacedeg awon't detect d2jsp windows, i thinking its a api hook prob03:31
neozenI have nothing to offer03:32
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apocalypseis there a way to optimize watching video through the network from a lan computer?03:33
neozensure03:34
neozenuse vlc03:34
apocalypsei am using vlc and the video is still kinda choppy ... maybe my computer just sucks03:34
neozenthat's pretty lightweight on the pipe... depending on the codec you choose03:34
apocalypseneozen: what do you mean? i just double clicked on teh .avi file03:35
Prisoner_Getting videos to work on this thing was a pain, downloading codecs and all that03:36
neozen!vls03:36
ubotuvls: lightweight MPEG and DVD video streaming server. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.5.4+cvs20031028-6 (edgy), package size 376 kB, installed size 1032 kB03:36
neozenwait... by watching video through the network..03:37
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apocalypseneozen: i mean i mounted a folder from my windows machine through samba and i'm tryign to watch it through this one03:37
Prisoner_I'm still trying to find a good cd/dvd burner for Xubuntu, may have to just download K3B and deal with it03:37
neozenaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh03:37
apocalypse*on this one03:37
neozenprisoner: try graveman03:38
Prisoner_I downloaded it03:38
neozena little buggy (says something failed when it actually succeeded)03:38
neozenbut works like a champ03:38
Prisoner_can it burn a video DVD?03:38
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neozen...don't think so03:39
Prisoner_I want to burn a DVD I can play in my DVD player03:39
neozen....ok03:39
neozenyou need a program  that can reencode to mpg203:39
neozen...can k3b do this?03:40
Prisoner_I tried XFBurn but it gave me a problem, it wouldn't burn from an ISO file03:40
neozenwell... if you have the iso03:40
neozen....graveman shouldn't give you any problems burning from it03:40
Prisoner_that I don't know03:40
neozen..go to duplicate cd03:40
neozenand select iso as source03:41
Prisoner_ok03:41
neozenand then your drive as the destination03:41
neozenyou should be all good at that point03:41
neozen..provided your iso is valid03:41
Prisoner_I have a PAL video that was ripped from a DVD I want to burn to an NTSC DVD03:41
neozenyeah03:41
Prisoner_I tried it in Windows with Nero and it didn't work very well03:41
neozen...it can't do that03:41
neozen....very little can actually03:42
neozenyou're looking to do complete reencode03:42
neozen..and change of framerate03:42
neozen......that's a complex process03:42
neozengo look up tmpegenc03:43
neozen...its for windows03:43
neozen..and it will do the job03:43
neozen....ffmpeg might also be able to do the job03:43
Prisoner_I know that, nero did it but not very well03:43
neozen....though I don't have experience dealing with it03:43
neozenthe results of such a process are always less then perfect03:43
neozen..._far_ less then perfect in many cases03:44
Prisoner_thought something in Linux might be able to do it better03:45
neozenffmpeg03:45
neozen..that's the only thing that might be able to pull it off03:46
neozen...don't expect great results03:46
neozenframerate conversion is never pretty03:46
Prisoner_found a program called DeVeDe, maybe that will work03:51
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neozengood luck03:52
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Prisoner_anyone else here?03:53
PuMpErNiCkLeOf course.  We're all here.03:54
Prisoner_it's just quiet right now03:54
Prisoner_got OpenOffice 2.1 installed using Alien, interesting experience03:54
Prisoner_need to get Email running on the Xubuntu side of this system03:56
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Prisoner_hello there03:58
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SharnAnyone tried Quake in Linux yet?04:12
Jester45ok i got the gtk gnutella from source forge i got the first file its was Platform i38604:12
Sharn:O04:12
Jester45but thunar says its a dos/windows exicutible04:13
Jester45but... it cant run on windows04:13
SharnYou know how to compile... :P04:13
Jester45why would they make a windows exe on there04:13
Jester45Sharn: i knew how to complie months agoi just didnt want to04:13
SharnWell... what are you trying to do now?04:14
SharnOOOH04:14
Jester45get the new version04:14
PuMpErNiCkLeSharn: OpenQuake, and a few quake mods.04:14
Jester45but they have 3 diffrent types and the picked the first04:14
SharnRead the name: gtk-gnutella-0.96.3.cygwin.tar.gz04:14
Sharn"cygwin", that's a Linux command line emulator thing for Windows.04:15
Jester45and i was wondering what its for i think its a precompiled version for i38604:15
Jester45o04:15
Jester45well i didnt know that04:15
SharnPuMpErNiCkLe, did you install it by hand? I'm trying to use the Quake2 from the repos04:15
Jester45so i guess i need the regular source then :(04:15
SharnCompiling will only take you a minute. :P04:16
PuMpErNiCkLeSharn: I haven't tried that one.  What's wrong?04:16
Jester45Sharn: try tremulous its the quake 3 engine04:16
SharnIt just didn't add anything to my menu. Not sure how to get it running.04:16
Jester45Sharn: look in usr/bin04:16
Jester45or the binary04:16
Jester45for*04:17
SharnJester45, that looks cool. Kinda just trying to see if my "hardware acceleration" is actually working.04:17
Jester45well tremulous would be the fastest way04:18
SharnDownloading it now04:18
Jester45it get entered into the menu04:18
SharnWoo. 100Mb04:18
Jester45i kinda dont like how its in a games section :( made the menu bigger i would rather have it in the multimedia section or network04:19
Jester45Sharn: its a whole game04:19
SharnYeah, I see that. It's not bad. I suppose Quake2 on Windows is about that size anyhow04:20
SharnNow they just need to switch Halo over to open-source so they can make it run on Linux. :P04:20
Jester45lol04:30
Jester45you dont have to opensource it to get it on linux04:30
Jester45or wine :) if it runs04:31
SharnWon't run in Wine yet04:31
SharnSupposedly people have gotten close, but it's always missing textures and stuff.04:32
Jester45wine will be the best thing for linux games if they get it to run perfectly or close to it04:32
Jester45or.... use an xbox04:33
Jester45did you hear about halo2 for the pc04:33
Jester45its going to be xbox live compatible, you can play xboxes04:34
Jester45that open the game to so much more mods and cheaters04:34
Jester45and aim/trigger bots04:34
SharnYeah, I did hear that.04:35
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Jester45also if you had a touch screen computer you could snipe somone with just a point04:35
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Jester45and hacks04:36
Jester45just for fun04:36
Jester45i still win with out them04:36
Jester45i hate the people that use them becuase they cant win04:36
SharnLol. You play on xbox?04:36
Jester45not really04:36
SharnAh, ok. So you have it on PC?04:37
Jester45i dont have halo for pc04:37
Jester45other games04:37
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SharnRight. What other games? Rofl..04:38
Jester45macros are very very VERY good for rpgs and other not so fast paced games04:38
SharnRunescape. xD Did that for fun for awhile.04:38
SharnGonna try Tremulous real quick04:39
Jester45CnC renegade freelancer Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory04:39
Jester45pick humans if you can04:39
Jester45and when you go to the server list in the top left corner you have to pick internet04:40
Jester45then get new list04:40
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SharnGot that figured. Runs consistently at 30Fps, so I'm happy. Too dark, though.04:45
Jester45depends on map04:46
Jester45or you mnight haveto fix your gamma04:46
dmloewiwebdav, anyone?  how do I get it to mount on xubuntu?04:46
Jester45webdav? what is that04:47
SharnWebdav?04:47
SharnxD04:47
dmloewiit's a web interface to a shared network resource (often a calendar, but not always)04:47
dmloewiI want to know how to mount one in xubuntu...04:48
dmloewiit works in ubuntu through the nautilus and the "places" menu, but in xfce I can't do it yet04:48
Jester45i could help but im not sure what it really is04:48
Jester45i can help mount ftp sites, if thats how your interface with it04:49
dmloewino, it's via http: or https:, but not using a web browser04:49
dmloewiit shows up on the ubuntu (gnome) desktop as a shared drive, like a samba share or the like04:49
Jester45oo your luck, yesterday i was going to add on to my script to include http :( but i havent got to it04:50
dmloewiI posted this question on ubuntuforums and have gotten over 30 views and not one answer...04:51
apocalypseare there ways to optimize xubuntu? i'm running it on a p3 300mbRAM machine and it is kind of laggy still =/04:56
Jester45apocalypse: yes, remove things you dont need and lower settings05:01
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LinuxLeftyHello05:02
apocalypsejester45: which settings ?05:02
LinuxLeftyI'm interested in helping to test XUbuntu, but I'm not sure what Herd XUbuntu is currently testing against. It is Herd 3 or Herd 4?05:03
Jester45screen resolution is one05:03
Jester45!herd05:03
Jester45i think 305:03
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about herd - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi05:03
apocalypseLinuxLefty: i saw a 4 on the xubuntu site..05:03
Jester45!schedule05:03
ubotuUbuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 18 months to 5 years. More info at http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases & http://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases05:03
Jester45on one of them should be the times the herds are released05:04
Jester45or... you could search the mirrors for the daily build05:04
LinuxLeftyok, I get it. I guess that Herd 4 under testing but hasn't been released yet05:05
LinuxLeftySo, I just follow the test plan at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Xubuntu/Herd4 right?05:05
Jester45sure05:11
LinuxLeftyok, thanks :) . Sorry if I'm asking so many questions. I've never done any beta testing /w Ubuntu before.05:12
Jester45whats a signal handler? im trying to complie somthing thing and it wants to know if i have void or int05:14
Jester45i think its int05:15
Jester45but the default is void05:15
Jester45any ideas?05:16
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prairie_dadfuse?05:21
prairie_dadanybody use it?05:21
Jester45no05:21
LinuxLeftyJester45: I'm searching but not finding any info except for Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_handler05:22
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ignignokt00hey05:26
Jester45hi05:26
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ignignokt00i'm wondering if there's any way that I can correct screen position?  in xorg.conf or anything?05:26
ignignokt00i'm on an old imac and there's no way to adjust it with the hardware05:26
LinuxLeftyyou mean the height / width of the screen?05:28
ignignokt00i need to shift the screen about 1/8" to the left, i can't see the scroll bar on any maximized browser or anything05:28
ignignokt00not geometry, position05:28
ignignokt00not resolution, that is05:29
Jester45!xorg05:29
ubotuThe X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto05:29
Jester45might help05:29
PuMpErNiCkLeignignokt00: http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/ChangeResolution#How_to_adjust_position_of_your_screen.3F05:31
ignignokt00sounds like what i need05:31
ignignokt00thanks people05:31
Jester45PuMpErNiCkLe:  whats a signal handler? im trying to complie somthing thing and it wants to know if i have void or int05:32
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yohiwey05:32
yohii want to know how to configure a proxy on my xubuntu05:33
yohicould anyone tell me05:33
PuMpErNiCkLeJester45: It's a bit of code that catches and interprets signals.  Could be either.05:35
LinuxLeftyyohi: do you want to use a proxy or install a proxy?05:35
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posingaspopularhey room. I got a new computer (free!) with everything minus a HD, going to throw xubuntu on it ASAP andlet you all know how it goes. what should i use (programs/apps) to make it run? also I plan on using this as a model/test/use ubuntu! machine at my school so any cool graphics, apps, stuff that would appeal to poor people would be great. i go to a pretty poor junior college.05:48
PuMpErNiCkLeYou may want to look at edubuntu, at least to start with.  It's intended for use in schools.05:49
PuMpErNiCkLeFor modelling, Wings3D and Blender are worth a look.05:50
Jester45posingaspopular: depending on the graphics card you might want to look at beryl05:50
posingaspopularPuMpErNiCkLe: i run edubuntu on my home computer :)05:50
PuMpErNiCkLeah, cool05:50
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posingaspopularit's an emachines somethings or another05:51
posingaspopularalready took the 'intened for microsoft tag' off.05:52
posingaspopulardigital media center garbage05:52
Jester45if you want good looks i would go with KDE or xfce05:52
PuMpErNiCkLeOr Gnome.05:52
Jester45but thats my option05:52
PuMpErNiCkLe+modelling; 2d animation software like Ktoon and Synfig might be useful, too.05:53
posingaspopularPuMpErNiCkLe: I HATEEEE gnome05:53
posingaspopularblah05:53
posingaspopularrun kubuntu on my other comp too05:53
PuMpErNiCkLe*blink*05:53
LinuxLeftylol, Gnome is cool05:53
posingaspopularim using xubuntu/xfce SPECIFICALLY to make it run as fast as possible05:53
posingaspopulari want that comp to show it off to the people at my school05:54
posingaspopularmaking it run fast/looker better than Aero (which i used today and sucked!) is the goal05:54
posingaspopularits also an Intel extreme graphics 2 card whatever that means05:58
Jester45!beryl05:58
ubotuBeryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. See http://forum.beryl-project.org/ - Help in #ubuntu-effects05:58
Jester45and !xgl05:59
Jester45!xgl05:59
ubotuCompiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems - Help in #ubuntu-effects05:59
posingaspopulari was thinking of running XGL too06:00
posingaspopularactually06:00
Jester45that should amaze them06:00
Jester45make sure you get the cube effect06:01
LinuxLeftyBeryl has a lot of cool animations06:03
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PuMpErNiCkLeYou may want to consider AIGLX instead of XGL - it's a technically better implementation, and well supported on Intel graphics chips.06:08
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Jester45i wasnt sure what intel was bettter on06:11
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SharnTremulous is tough. Definitely something to get the need for gaming out of my system without booting into Windows, though.06:46
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icedhello!07:45
maxamillionhi07:45
icedwait it seems i've got to change my nickname :P07:45
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maxamillionlol ... ok07:46
icedwatebleh07:46
icedwatethe other was owned by someone else07:46
icedwateanyways.07:46
icedwatei'm trying to install xubuntu on a really old computer07:47
icedwatehave you tried it? :)07:47
maxamillionicedwate: not personally, i have semi-decent hardware ... i just like xfce07:48
maxamillioni might be able to help though ... what's up?07:48
icedwatehmm07:50
hyper_chicedwate: how old?07:50
icedwatei can't seem to get the GUI up and running.07:50
icedwatehyper_ch: i'm looking at a pentium III with 128MB ram07:51
hyper_chhow much ram?07:51
icedwateit's not really too ols07:51
icedwateold*07:51
icedwatebut it's limited by its ram07:51
hyper_chschould be fine with 12807:51
icedwateyep07:51
hyper_chhave you installed xubuntu already?07:51
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icedwatethe problem is, though, i can't get XFCE or whatever to start because the monitor frequency doesn't match07:52
hyper_chis xubuntu already installed?07:52
icedwateyups07:52
maxamillionicedwate: have you booted the machine?07:53
hyper_chthen you will have to edit your xorg.conf07:53
maxamillionicedwate: better question ... is the machine running right now?07:53
hyper_chso, I'm off to university07:54
hyper_chcya07:54
maxamillionhyper_ch: university? ... i'm off to bed soon07:55
maxamillion:)07:55
maxamilliontime zones are an interesting thing aren't they ;)07:55
icedwatehehe07:55
icedwateit is running07:55
icedwatei'm AT university right now :P07:55
maxamillionlol07:56
icedwatetried editing the xorg.conf07:56
maxamillionits 1am here07:56
icedwatei need to fix the frequency again, because i pushed it further out of range07:56
maxamillionicedwate: run the command "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" (without the quotes of course)07:56
maxamillionicedwate: that will edit the xorg.conf for you but do it through a pleasant little menu driven config tool07:57
icedwatehmm... okay07:57
icedwatei'll try that07:57
icedwatethanks08:00
icedwateit seems to help a lot08:00
icedwatei will take note of the changes it makes to xorg.conf though08:01
icedwate:P08:01
maxamillionicedwate: fair enough .... might also want to make a xorg.conf backup08:02
icedwateyups08:03
icedwatei already did08:03
icedwateseems like it doesn't help though, even though i selected the "correct" resolution and frequency as per the monitor settings08:04
maxamillionwell that's interesting08:05
icedwateyeah08:06
icedwateso now i'm manually editing xorg.conf again..08:06
icedwatebut nudging the frequency values downward each time08:06
icedwateseems to be better... dunno08:06
icedwatesuccess :P08:08
maxamillionthat's strange ... i've never actually run into a monitor that xorg wasn't able to get going once i found the specs08:08
maxamillionah, rock on08:08
icedwatemaybe the specs were misquoted08:08
maxamillionpossibly08:09
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_3uG_how can you get your menu to look like what you see when you use "menu layout" in the settings menu? i'm stuck with some weird broken menu (apparently the "system" menu is what's messed up)08:14
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maxamillion_3uG_: "sudo aptitude install menu" ... log out and log back in08:17
_3uG_ah, i bet the logout/in step is what i'm missing08:17
_3uG_thanks08:17
_3uG_i'll give that a shot08:17
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icedwatethanks a lot maximillion :)08:27
maxamillionicedwate: anytime :)08:27
maxamillion... uhmmm... brb08:30
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fullmetalanyone got a sec for an install questions?10:01
fullmetallike a bad archive mirror?10:01
posingaspopularfullmetal: i'll help if i can, i duno if i can though10:01
fullmetallol doing a netwrk install10:01
fullmetalwhen it goes to find a mirror10:01
fullmetali got to us10:02
fullmetalthen select the one mirror10:02
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fullmetaland it says bad archive mirror10:02
posingaspopularah just use a different mirror.10:03
fullmetalya10:03
fullmetalive tried10:03
posingaspopularwhich mirror?10:03
fullmetalall....\10:03
posingaspopularer where are there mirrors i mean...10:03
Shak1Morning. Is there a way to install Xubuntu without the need booting the live-CD up? i have an old laptop and it is trying for 1 hour now.10:03
posingaspopularon the web or...10:03
fullmetala friend said i might need to set up a dns server in the install??10:04
posingaspopularShak1: i think there is hold on10:04
fullmetalshak1: network install10:04
fullmetalXD10:04
fullmetalor use a usb drive10:04
posingaspopularfullmetal: where are you being prompted for a mirror?10:05
fullmetalafter i configure the network10:05
posingaspopularoh right, wel i duno toomuch about networks, sorry10:05
fullmetallol10:05
fullmetalthanks anyways10:06
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posingaspopularyea i need sleep sorry man i couldnt help10:06
fullmetalthanks anyways lol10:07
Shak1fullmetal: the problem is. The laptop has no floppy and i have no CD-burner :-) . I can't perform a tework install10:10
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johnnyfivehello01:49
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sergiuhello03:16
sergiuhow can i add an language to the keyboard Layout Switcher?03:16
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sergiu03:36
sergiu:)03:36
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apocalypsewhat's a good torrent prog for xfce?04:27
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hyper_chapocalypse: I use ktorrent04:44
frojnd!skype04:45
ubotuTo install Skype on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype - To record on Skype, check: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeRecordingHowto04:45
apocalypseis there a way to change the default drag and drop from copy to asking you to copy or move?04:49
kalikianaapocalypse, press 'shift' ;)04:56
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hyper_chapocalypse: or you could use konqueror... it nicely asks what you want to the when you release the left-mouse-button05:24
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maxamillion..... the recommendation of KDE apps saddens me05:26
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Stu_2hi... anyone know if anything more needs to be done with xubuntu to have it see a windows shared printer?  I see my workgroup when I go to add a windows printer via samba, but I don't see the printer...05:46
hyper_ch!printer05:50
ubotuPrinting in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows05:50
hyper_ch--> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows05:50
Stu_2thanks I'll keep looking..05:52
hyper_chStu_2: you're welcome :)05:52
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LinuxLeftyI'm trying to follow http://wiki.beryl-project.org/wiki/Install_Beryl_on_Ubuntu_Feisty_with_AIGLX , and to enable AIGLX, it says to run the command "/sbin/aiglx-setup enable" which does not exist. In addition, I can't find any mention of AIGLX in synaptic even though I have universe and multiuniverse enabled06:02
totalwormagedid you 'sudo apt-get update' first?06:12
LinuxLeftyyup06:12
LinuxLeftyI have GLX packages available for install, but no aiglx packages :(06:13
totalwormage+06:13
totalwormageho, that was my imaginary kitten walking over the keyboard06:14
LinuxLeftylol06:15
totalwormageLinuxLefty: i don't know, i don't know if aiglx packages are actually named 'aiglx'06:16
LinuxLeftyhmm...06:18
LinuxLeftylol, what would they be named?06:19
LinuxLeftydo you think they could be named under glx?06:20
totalwormagei don't know :p06:21
totalwormagethe guide is 'rough' so i suggest to go looking for an other thread06:22
totalwormageyou _have_ feisty by the way? :p06:22
LinuxLeftylol, yup. I just downloaded the latest snapshot last night06:23
totalwormage:}06:23
LinuxLeftyok, I'll poke around some more, thank for the input06:23
totalwormage:p06:24
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hyper_ch!canon06:28
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about canon - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi06:28
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Alzi2[18:43]  <Alzi2> ok, so i am on Ubuntu, and i have all sorts of files i don't want to lose and haven't backupped yet, and have no place to backup to and nothing to backup with.06:47
Alzi2[18:43]  <Alzi2> So, is switching to xubuntu safe, would i lose anything and stuff like that?06:47
Alzi2[18:43]  <Alzi2> also, are all the "recommended apps" in the Ubuntu repositories?06:47
Alzi2[18:45]  <Alzi2> can you answer all these question, m8t?06:47
Alzi2that was in #xfce. Can you guys try to answer it?06:48
hyper_chAlzi2: just do:    sudo aptitude install xubuntu-desktop06:48
hyper_chand then at the gdm selecht xfce406:48
Alzi2hyper_ch: not without consideration06:48
hyper_ch?06:48
Alzi2Yeah, so, is it safe to switch and is it worth it on this machine:06:49
Alzi2Motherboard: PCchips M811LU with 8xAGP 5xPCI 6xUSB2.0 and CNR. CPU: AMD Athlon XP 2800+. Memory: 512MB RAM. Harddisk: Maxtor 80GB 7200RPM. Videocard: ATI Radeon 9250SE.06:49
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hyper_chyou shouldn't have problems with kde...06:50
hyper_chbut installing xubuntu-desktop won't harm the system06:50
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frankabelI just install a usb modem and all seem good06:52
frankabelhow can I dial?06:52
hyper_ch!modem06:52
ubotuYou want to connect via dial-up? Read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DialupModemHowto06:52
frankabelI mean using system->network setting I configure the connection06:53
frankabelbut don't know how begin the call06:53
hyper_chdid you look at that howto?06:54
frankabelnop, I will look right now, thanks06:54
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frankabelall work great using https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/SetUpDialer#head-f5120acdc3ef62fe7d37bfd3f0c9157ebe9c8ef607:40
frankabelbut how I can get connected using GUI07:40
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frankabelcan I use the "network-admin" program to dial in?07:45
frankabelI mean after configure all using wvdial and test that all is fine... I want use a GUI app to dil in07:46
frankabelwhat do you advice me?07:46
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apocalypsedoes installing gnome or kde libs slow down overall system performance? or woudl it just be slow running gnome/kde programs that are resource intensive?08:14
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cellofellowapocalypse: mostly when the apps are running. If you have the Run KDE/Gnome Services options checked it'll slow the whole thing down.08:19
apocalypsecellofellow: where is that located? because i just installed the gnome libs to use gedit.08:21
cellofellowSettings -> Sessions I think.08:22
cellofellow(Fluxbox ATM)08:22
apocalypsecellofellow: good call, it had the gnome services checked.08:22
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LordGamerAnyone know a good program to capture movement on the desktop?09:03
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dheyohola everyone09:09
dheyoi cant get my xubuntu to detect my usb hard disk09:10
Dh3Y0i m using dapper09:12
Dh3Y0this is the first time i m using the hard disk on ubuntu09:12
Dh3Y0btw xfce09:14
Qewis your USB HD self powered from the USB hub or does it have its own external power source? If the former, have you tried with an external power source? Try typing dmesg in the console  and search to see if it mentions your external HD (use "dmesg | grep -i usb" {no quotes}).09:19
Qewalso is this Dapper, Edgy or Feisty?09:20
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dino__Hello09:21
Dh3Y0Qew: its powered by the USB hub, i ll try dmesg09:23
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dino__What's up, peeps?09:24
Dh3Y0hi dino__  can you help me out09:24
QewDh3Y0: is it directly connected to your USB port or through some unpowered hub?09:24
dino__Woah, wondering why my name is that. Went to secondary. What do you need help with?09:24
Dh3Y0Qew: directly to the port09:24
Dh3Y0cant get my USB hard to work bro09:25
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Dh3Y0i can pm you all the the stuff it printed out with dmesg09:25
SharnHard drive?09:25
Dh3Y0yeah09:25
Qewwell, see if it mentions your HD09:26
SharnI have a USB harddrive here that works fine for me... Is it like a normal drive in a case, or just bought all at once?09:26
Dh3Y0Qew: i dont think it mentions anything about the HD but this looks peculiar===>[   80.033169]  usbcore: registered new driver usbhid09:27
Dh3Y0[   80.033182]  drivers/usb/input/hid-core.c: v2.6:USB HID core driver09:27
Dh3Y0i dunno what it means tho09:28
Dh3Y0and this USB HC takeover failed!09:28
Dh3Y0i thinks its powered allright coz the green light is on09:29
xfrostA cd burner that i can install in xubuntu like gnomebaker but without all the recomended programs like nautilus and everything else.09:30
grazieDh3Y0: most external usb drives need their own power supply.09:31
Dh3Y0theres only the USB port on this one, and it worked fine on windows09:32
graziexfrost: is that a question?09:32
Dh3Y0grazie:  i think thats a statement lol09:33
Qewthe 2.6.16 kernel and above have introduced some power checks for USB devices (although unpowered hubs). They set it to 100ma, even if the port itself could allow for 500ma. Mind you, seeing you've connected it directly to the port, this shouldn't be an issue. Still, I'd try using an external power source.09:33
xfrostWell, what can i do to don't install the recomended aplications.09:33
Dh3Y0so i guess with out the adapter i can get this work eh09:34
Qewthe idea was to protect against data foul-ups due to power limits. Some say this is overkill, but they seem to have been ignored. Still, this might not apply to your case, but check if it works with an external power source.09:34
Qewtry it09:34
graziexfrost: you could use graveman...09:34
Dh3Y0i dont have one :909:34
Dh3Y0:(09:34
Qewhave you a powered external hub?09:34
Dh3Y0no its connected directly to the port on my box09:34
Qewanyway, this might be your problem, but it was worth seeing if it was09:35
Qew*this might not09:35
Dh3Y0ok09:35
Dh3Y0is there anything else i should try cos the power seems to be on on the HD coz the little green light is on09:35
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QewI'm going to have to let you down and eat my dinner. Stay here, because some people with better knowledge might be able to help. Have you tried Google, too?09:39
Dh3Y0yeah09:40
Dh3Y0Qew: thanks enjoy your dinner09:40
Qewhttp://ubuntuforums.org/index.php try there, too09:40
Qewcheers. Sorry about that.09:40
Dh3Y0:)09:40
SharnDoes it have a power adapter at all?09:42
SharnAnyone else play Tremulous?09:48
SharnNo-one?09:51
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SharnLordGamer: do you actually game? :P10:03
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LordGameryes Sharn10:21
syamajalatrying out e1710:21
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Sharn:O Play anything in Linux?10:28
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LordGamernah Windows for that10:34
SharnAwww. Boo. xD10:35
SharnGet "Tremulous" from the repos if you like FPS.10:35
posingaspopularLordGamer: you used the 'W' word10:35
SharnYEAH. ^10:35
posingaspopularSharn: I used that 'V' word yesterday and it was the worst crap Ive even touched10:36
posingaspopulareven worse than 'W, XP'10:36
SharnV? -confused- :P10:36
syamajalavista10:37
SharnAh, of course.10:38
SharnV = DRM. DRM = Uhm... Swear words. xD10:39
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Kresjah_laptopHi there! Is there anyone alive here who can help me with some installation issues I have?10:45
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fxrhi my USB wireless nic is being picked up in network devices (i.e wlan0 has picked up the correct value MAC address.) i cant ping my router tho ..  static ip & no encription on my network) is it a config problem or do i have to push forward and install some drivers.. is the fact that wlan0 is pickin up the correct mac a clue that it might work without loading additional drivers?10:51
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Kresjah_laptopI've tried for weeks to get help here, usually explaining the details of the issue (that the installer freezes the whole computer) in the same line as my greetings (which from what I've understood is the practice people prefer in here), and haven't gotten a single reply to dat (not even a question of where in the installer it freezes, although I have detailed that many of the times I have explained my issue). I'm about to give xub10:54
Kresjah_laptopTo give a brief synopsis:10:54
Kresjah_laptopI get the live cd running. It runs slow, but it runs. I double click the install icon, and it starts to initialize the UI (the window comes up, but is empty... although there are obvious signs that it hasn't completed loading). The window will remain like that first for about 10-15 minutes, during which I can still move my mouse pointer, and the CD-ROM shows activity. However, after these 10-15 minutes, the pointer freezes too, an10:56
Kresjah_laptopive activity. Although I had no faith of it progressing further, I have tried waiting for ages after that stage to see if it sparks up again... to no avail. That's where I am currently stuck10:57
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Kresjah_laptopSo, anyone willing to lend some help?10:58
MyGhetekI have a dell laptop, its a d610 with 1gb ram and 120gb hard drive. this has a 1.8 centrino cpu. i have a dock at home with a million peripherals (all usb) should i go for xubuntu or kubuntu?10:58
fxrhave you tried another burnt cd? have you tried the alternate cd.. ??10:58
Kresjah_laptopfxr: I have tried another burnt CD (I've also checked the CD for errors with the menu before loading X on the livecd), and I have not used the alternate CD as I am not familiar enough with linux to start toying around with "expert options"10:59
Kresjah_laptopI have been using ubuntu on my laptop (which I am sitting at now) for a few weeks, and I'm very satisfied with it.11:00
fxrthe alternate cd is not really an 'expert' option .. i would give it a try.. also did you do a memtest ?11:01
Kresjah_laptopMemtest?11:01
MyGhetekKresjah_laptop: what are your laptop specs?11:01
fxrtest the memory no your machine.. make sure your RAM aint corrupt or anything...11:01
Kresjah_laptopMyGhetek: The laptop isn't the machine I'm installing xubuntu on.11:02
Kresjah_laptopfxr: I have no OS installed now. Then I'll have to install win again or something11:02
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MyGhetek"Kresjah_laptop: I have been using ubuntu on my laptop (which I am sitting at now) for a few weeks, and I'm very satisfied with it." ?11:02
fxrn there is an option on the cd to do it...11:02
Kresjah_laptopMyGhetek: Using ubuntu on my laptop (a 650 MHz dell latitude), but the machine I'm going to use xubuntu on is even more antique :p11:03
Kresjah_laptopLet me dig out that xubuntu cd again11:03
MyGhetekah ok11:03
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Kresjah_laptopNote to self: If you burn several CDs in a short time span, especially with the same brand cd's... mark them!11:04
fxrKresjah_laptop, i think the alternate cd is design to help lower spec machines ..11:05
frojndwhere can I take screenshot ??11:05
fxrhow much memory is that laptop of yours?11:05
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frojndhow can I take screen shot ?? someone11:06
syamajalayou need imagemagick11:06
Kresjah_laptopfxr: The ubuntu machine? Umm... damn, I've actually managed to forget that. Who would have thought I've been using comps for 13 years :p11:07
fxrthe machine you wanna install ubuntu too..11:07
fxrxubuntu11:07
frojnd!imagemagic11:07
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about imagemagic - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi11:07
Kresjah_laptopOh, the xubuntu machine... it's stretching the limits at 12811:07
frojnd!imagemagick11:08
ubotuimagemagick: Image manipulation programs. In component main, is optional. Version 7:6.2.4.5.dfsg1-0.10ubuntu0.2 (edgy), package size 724 kB, installed size 3168 kB11:08
Kresjah_laptopBut if I am to use the alternate installer, I've gotten myself into a good mess11:09
Kresjah_laptopSince the machine I was going to install xubuntu to (which is now without an OS), serves as the wireless gateway to the landlords connection that I share with them upstairs11:09
Kresjah_laptopAnd I can't seem to get files from this machine over to windows machines11:10
frojndarh..11:10
frojndcan't find imagemagick11:10
frojndapperantly it's installed but I can't find it11:10
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fxrKresjah_laptop, give it a try.. i dont see why you have such a problem with the alternate cd... read this: http://ubuntu-cdimage.datahop.it/xubuntu/releases/6.10/release/11:11
fxr"installs on systems with less than about 128MB of RAM."11:11
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fxrfrojnd, you can add a screenshot app to your panels..11:11
Kresjah_laptopI'll try that if I can find a way to get the image over to one of the machines with the torchers on11:12
Kresjah_laptopand fxr... no matter the outcome of this, I want to thank you for actually replying :)11:14
Jester45hi cellofellow11:15
cellofellowhello11:15
fxrhahah no problem fella.. i just think its tougher to get help in here at the weekends.. i think u may have just chosen bad times..11:15
Kresjah_laptopActually, I've been here randomly at different times of day many days a week for about the last 2-3 weeks11:16
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Jordan_UI think that the Edgy iso image is currupt11:17
Kresjah_laptopAnd the only thing that happened more often than mutual channel idling, was people answering a ton of other peoples questions (and even install questions and such), and not as much as a single word uttered to me.11:17
Kresjah_laptopI know and understand people are using their spare time11:18
Jordan_UI need to leave for a vacation and don't have time to file a report, would somebody mind taking the ball / checking this one?11:18
fxrstrange.. mate i think u were jyust unlucky.. i wouldnt be getting paranoid or anything.. just keep asking..11:18
Kresjah_laptopBut I can't help but notice when people can tell how to debug this and that and compile kernels, but not give me a tip with a frozen x window11:19
Kresjah_laptopPossible. Not paranoid, just a bit desperate. :p11:19
Jordan_UI have downloaded, burned, and checksummed it many times, I always get an invalid kernel error11:19
Kresjah_laptopThat's what you get for struggling with a crappy comp having served as a gateway running windows for over a year :p11:19
cellofellowapt keeps saying I've got untrusted sources. I think I may have messed up the apt-keys stuff. How do I fix this? Where do I find keys?11:21
SharnKresjah_laptop: the alt-installer is actually easier in ways then the livecd. Also much faster and lightwieght.11:23
Kresjah_laptopInteresting. Must have been a misinterpretation from my side. I've always been under the impression that it was for those who knew the ins and outs of linux.11:24
cellofellowyou're thinking of Gentoo, maybe.11:24
syamajalathe alt installer actually works.11:24
SharnI ALWAYS use the alt-installer, and I've used linux for ess than 2 months.11:25
cellofellowI used it once, under QEMU. Only LiveCD's here I'm afraid.11:25
Kresjah_laptopWell, you people have indeed convinced me to try it, now I just have to find a way to get it burnt. The image is larger than 512 megs, rigjt?11:25
syamajalai never actually use a distros installer whenever i install a distro because they usually tend to suck11:25
Sharnless than* You're probably thinking about Debian or Gentoo, as cellofellow mentioned. The image is just as big as the livecd.11:25
syamajalai just use damn small linux because most distros can be installed from it11:26
PuMpErNiCkLeKresjah_laptop: 683 MB11:26
syamajalabut it was my first time using linux on a ppc system11:26
cellofellowI've installed Debian and it's not really any different than Ubuntu Alt.11:26
SharnGentoo is a compile from source thing - Debian is just very complicated. That's probably where you got the idea it's a thing for gurus...11:26
Kresjah_laptopThen I have to find a way to split the file in two. Is there any quick command for chopping it up as two binary files that I can just copy /b together at an xp machine?11:27
cellofellowhow do you install a distro using DSL?11:27
syamajalacellofellow: it depends on the distro11:27
Sharncellofellow, it's not? I thought about isntalling it instead of Xubuntu, since I'll have max 256Mb ram and 433Mhz.11:27
cellofellowSharn: more options, but you can take the easy routes and it's about the same as a command-line (server) install of Ubuntu.11:28
syamajalabut with most package managers its just a matter of getting a statically linked version and the packages and then specifying the root dir.11:28
Kresjah_laptopActually, I haven't gotten the idea from anywhere that I can think of actually... I've never toyed around with gentoo nor debian. The reason I went for ubuntu was that I had my laptop here, and a friend convinced me to try it (and have since fallen in love with it).11:28
syamajalathen you just have to mount /proc and /dev, chroot, and configure stuff11:28
cellofellowKresjah_laptop: I think you can use tar to make volumed archives that can split files.11:28
SharnOooooh, server.. Does it have an easy WM option, like Ubuntu's "xubuntu-desktop, ubuntu-desktop, and kubuntu-dekstop"?11:29
syamajalalike grub, build a kernel, ...11:29
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Rhaengood evening everyone11:29
SharnHello11:29
syamajalathe best way to learn is doing a lfs and using gentoo11:29
cellofellowSharn: server forgoes desktop and includes apache and other server apps.11:29
Rhaenjust wanted to look in the channel - I dont have any questions :)11:29
cellofellowwell, help is always welcome11:30
SharnYeah, a lot of us just hang out here. xD11:30
Kresjah_laptopIf I can get the xubuntu up and running on that comp, I only have one more wish before I install ubuntu on my stationary... 3dsmax support somehow (wine doesn't like it so far)11:31
Kresjah_laptopAnd I'll be ever grateful to you people ;)11:31
Rhaenis someone working on the xubuntu distribution?11:31
SharnAnd, cellofellow, if you did a server install with Ubuntu, you could just apt-get install ubuntu-desktop and have a running gnome like that. Is there a package of that sort for Debian?11:32
cellofellowKresjah_laptop: what's 3DSmax? we may be able to find an alternative.11:32
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cellofellowSharn: there are metapackages. They aren11:32
cellofellow't as complete as ubuntu11:33
moparisthebestin KDE I changed the folder it used for my desktop, how can I do that in xfce?11:33
SharnAnd, Rhaen, not sure what you mean. Like, are we using it now?11:33
cellofellow:/11:33
RhaenSharn: oh, no - I thought of core developers - or maybe contributor11:33
Rhaens11:33
cellofellowdunno map11:33
cellofellowdunno moparisthebest11:33
SharnRofl, love the name moparisthebest. Are you just using that name or ARE YOU moparisthebest ?11:33
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cellofellowRhaen: try #xubuntu-devel for them11:34
moparisthebestyep I am Sharn, where did you see it before? :)11:34
Rhaentanks.11:34
SharnRuenscape private servers. =P11:34
Rhaenthanks. hu11:34
SharnRunescape*11:34
SharnNot sure who doesn't know the name... xD11:34
Kresjah_laptopcellofellow: Unfortunately, there are no alternatives. 3DSMax = 3D Studio Mac (version 8). There are lots of free modellers possible to use on linux, unfortunately, there are no alternative exporters to the exporter I need, and those official ones only work with 3dsmax :\11:34
moparisthebestthe official channel is here as well Sharn #mopar11:34
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Kresjah_laptopSo until wine supports 3dsmax, I'm stuck to windows.11:35
cellofellowso, it's not features, it's file formats that's holding you back? Cause Blender is nice.11:36
SharnNeat, mopar is here. I'll look into that real quick.11:36
Kresjah_laptopIndeed... file formats is the clue here. I know some people have been working on getting export scripts for blender, but there have so far not been developed to a point where I can use it for my projects.11:37
cellofellow:( Silos and lockin suck.11:37
SharnSeems Wine has a hard time with GFX apps.11:37
cellofellowthey focus on games instead of gfx apps with the DirectX stuff.11:38
frojnd!ekigo11:38
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about ekigo - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi11:38
SharnYeah. I wouldn't mind PS running. I can't stand the gimp. =\11:39
Kresjah_laptopWell, from what I've heard, 3dsmax is a real baddie. It can't even install the app. Although I can't confirm it myself, I've heard various talk about pirate prevention measures in 3dsmax which could be the root of such problems (some have told me that it even creates it's own hidden partitions and stuff, but I don't know how much credibility there is in that)11:39
Kresjah_laptopSharn: I agree. I am having a real hard time adapting to gimp.11:39
Kresjah_laptopI've been trying to use gimp for win for a long time now, but I always end up booting up photoshop and continue there.11:40
SharnMostly I don't like how it's split into 3 windows. And the menu structure is odd to me. If it were all one window and I actually had copy on right click, it would be great for me.11:40
syamajalathis dev lib thing is no annoying11:41
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fb__hello anybody here?11:42
moparisthebestyup11:42
SharnYeah11:42
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fb__fine!11:43
fb__i'm new11:43
cellofellowmy apt keys have gotten screwed and I all of my stuff is coming from "untrusted sources"11:44
cellofellow!apt-key11:44
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about apt-key - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi11:44
cellofellowblasted bot11:44
syamajalait would be sick if i could use distcc between my laptop and desktop/server11:44
syamajalabut they have different versions of gcc...11:44
fb__using Xubuntu my sound is so weak, anybody knows where to configure its volume?11:46
cellofellowadd the volume applet to the panel11:47
PuMpErNiCkLecellofellow: You can get the gpg keys from e.g; http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/edgy/Release.gpg11:47
cellofellowok. dunno what to do with it though11:49
fb__where to find this applet?11:49
cellofellowright click the panel, and choose "Add Items..."11:49
cellofellowit's in there11:49
fb__ok I'll try now, thanx11:50
cellofellowapt-key add Release.gpg didn't work11:54
cellofellow!gpg11:54
ubotugpg is the GNU Privacy Guard.  See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GnuPrivacyGuardHowto11:54
fb__that worked!!11:54
Sharnfb__: you should also be able to just put your pointer on that and use your scroll wheel to turn volume up/down.11:58
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fb__have no scrollweel, but I glide12:00
Sharn-makes horrified MSN face- No scroll wheel?12:00
fb__laptop12:00
syamajalai have a 1 button mouse12:01
fb__new question:12:01
SharnEeeew. Sounds like a Mac mouse.12:01
syamajalapowerbook12:02
fb__ then ; is there a way to skip the log in window with password etc. on boot?12:02
SharnFigured. -shivers-12:02
syamajalathere is12:02
syamajalai just don't remember how12:02
fb__ahh!12:03
syamajalaspeaking of which12:03
syamajalai feel like ripping out gdm too12:03
Sharnfb__, I doubt it... There are better screens, though. There's ones where you click your anme then type your apssword. Eliminating it altogether probably ins't that good an idea anyhow12:03
cellofellowSystem -> Login Windows or whatever, command gdmsetup12:03
syamajalai wanna use entrance12:03
cellofellowit still uses gdm, just skips the greeter12:03
syamajalabecause its prettier12:03
SharnROFL12:03
SharnYou can get prettier GDM themes.12:03
syamajalabut entrance is pretty by default.12:03
cellofellowdoes entrance do XDMCP?12:04
syamajalai don't know12:04
syamajalabut i'm guessing it does12:05
syamajalacellofellow: according to this article from 200512:06
syamajalahttp://applications.linux.com/article.pl?sid=05/01/26/1528211&tid=26&tid=1312:06
syamajalait doesn't12:06
cellofellow:( I use xdmcp all the time12:06
syamajalabut who knows whats happened in 2 years12:06
syamajalamaybe entrance actually works now12:06
syamajalabecause the last 5 times i tried it, it didn't.12:06
syamajalaanyway i'm still building e1712:08
cellofellowenjoy12:09
syamajalai'm hoping it will be a little faster than xfce412:11
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syamajalabecause my system is really slow without nvidia drivers12:12
cellofellowE15 is.12:12
cellofellow16 rather12:12
maxamillionj012:12
cellofellowwhy no GPU drivers?12:12
syamajalai used to use e1612:12
syamajalappc12:12
cellofellowoh :(12:12
syamajalaand right now no wifi12:13
fb__bye friends12:13
syamajalait seems to be broken in feisty with 2.6.20-812:13
SharnBye fb__12:13
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