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marcicitoletting behind all the pride of being a linux user....anyone knows in what point microsoft windows is better than linux-based OS?12:27
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ricimarcicito: making money12:29
maxamillionmarcicito: not true, i make money on a linux machine monday through friday12:31
maxamillionmarcicito: granted, it is less common to make money running linux ... and anyone who plays video games need windows12:31
ricimaxamillion: yes, i make money working on linux, too.12:32
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ricihowever, bill gates makes more money than both of us put together12:32
maxamillionrici: true12:32
riciso i think it's reasonable to conclude that microsoft windows is better at making money than linux12:32
maxamillionrici: yes, i will agree12:32
riciat least for billg12:32
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marcicitoconcluding that linux is as good as microsoft?12:34
maxamillionmarcicito: that's a very strong statement ... it really depends on what you are doing12:35
maxamillionmarcicito: and also depends on who you talk to, because in the world of computing "better" is a most commonly a matter of opinion12:35
ricibetter is a very nebulous concept12:36
riciis a shovel better than a hammer?12:36
ricithat depends on whether you want to dig a hole or pound a nail.12:36
marcicitofor example, yesterday i was installing a lot of things on my humble xubuntu, and I dont know why it just crashed so cold...12:37
maxamillionmarcicito: well ... that's because we are based on ubuntu and its stability is slowly becoming that of microsoft12:38
riciis that true?12:38
ricii'm sorry to hear that.12:38
riciis stability not considered important by ubuntu?12:38
marcicitoit make me remember win9812:39
maxamillionrici: no no, it is ... the issue is that their release cycle is slowly hurting them12:39
ricitoo fast too often?12:39
ricii'm actually not much of a linux user. mostly i use mac os x and freebsd. to be honest.12:40
maxamillionrici: little of both i think12:40
ricibut i needed a desktop and freebsd doesn't quite cut it for that12:40
massctrlhow can I add something to the Multimedia menu? when choosing menu editor all the entries like development, graphics, multimedia aren't there12:40
ricii'd heard good things about xubuntu and it hasn't really let me down in two weeks12:40
maxamillionrici: i think if they would back it up to 1 release per year, life would be better ... but half the time when i install things they don't work12:40
ricimind you i haven't pushed it that hard, and i still haven't quite got the keyboard the way i want it12:40
riciyeah, annual release cycles are somewhat more manageable, but the market would probably demand more.12:41
maxamillionrici: no other OS on the planet releases every 6 months12:41
marcicitoi think it's a fault from most users who want to do everything in their pc's, not al aps are thinked to live together...12:41
ricithe sense that i get is that gtk+ is only recently concentrating on stabilizing APIs12:42
ricithat's certainly an issue12:42
maxamillionrici: i can see application updates every 6 months on major things like openoffice and firefox but a complete new release ... there is no point12:42
ricimaxamillion: the theory behind component-based software is that you can upgrade the bits independently12:43
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riciin the ideal, the unix platform is designed to make that possible12:43
ricihowever, the gui framework hasn't reached the level of stability of, say, posix.12:43
maxamillionlol ... true12:43
ricistable apis are really important.12:43
maxamillioni agree12:44
marcicitoamen12:44
ricii have the sense that linux has traditionally disparaged posix, but it's coming round.12:44
ricii don't mean stable in the sense that the posix implementation on some OS is bug free, although that would be nice.12:44
ricii mean stable in the sense that in three years / six releases, the programs which work now will still work12:45
marcicitothe sense of working over solid rock, thats stability to me12:45
ricithat's stability too12:46
riciyeah.  a stable api is one whose behaviour is documented and isn't going to change12:46
ricithe nice thing about working to the posix api is that you don't have to document it. that part's already been done.12:47
riciit's just necessary to implement it as per the docs :)12:47
riciand that's what's needed for a gui framework, too.12:47
marcicitoin windows you are opening things and doing your stuff with the "It's gonna crash anytime soon, id better save my work..." sentences in your head12:48
ricii think it's pathetic that programs called "productivity suites" are not crashproof12:48
ricii mean, that's really awful.12:48
ricicounter productive12:49
riciif you're writing an application for people to use to produce things, you should start with crashproofing, not12:49
riciadd it on as an extra feature which doesn't work properly ten years later12:49
marcicitolinux is better because i only know how to do half the things i do in windows, so i didt catch the difference12:50
ricii've never lost a file i was editing with vim.12:50
ricifor example12:50
marcicitoi gotta go to the gym, too much learning for today12:52
marcicitosee ya12:52
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maxamillionrici: yeah ... vim is solid12:52
ricivim is solid, but the power supply here isn't12:53
ricinonetheless, vim's recovery system has always worked for me.12:53
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BFTDanyone here from cali?01:14
maxamillionnegative01:14
maxamillionbeen there once ... wanted to nuke the whole place01:14
BFTDwhich part?01:14
maxamillionLA, malibu, and a couple other small places i visited01:15
maxamillionnever met so many rude, superficial people gathered in one place before in my life01:15
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Howdy125I'd like to put an icon on the top panel like the firefox one to run thunderbird .. could someone point me to some information on how to do that please. Already tried google without any luck.01:45
maxamillionHowdy125: right click the panel and click "add to panel"01:48
maxamillionHowdy125: eerrr .... "add new item" and then application launcher, etc.01:49
Howdy125Ok .. ty maxamillion01:49
maxamillionHowdy125: no problem01:50
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animewarshey, i'm running xubuntu on a computer with no Internet, and I'm trying to install audacity.02:01
animewarsi can't because apparently i have no c compiler (no cc, no gcc, nothing)02:02
animewarsany help?02:02
ormiretget the packages that are depended on by build-essential: http://packages.ubuntu.com/edgy/devel/build-essential You cna download them from there.02:03
animewarsthanks02:04
ormiretYou might need -dev versions of other packages as well - I'm not sure what audacities depencies are like.02:04
animewarsyeah02:05
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MattJrici: ?!03:16
MattJYou escaped from #lua03:16
riciyeah03:18
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Jester45Hello dead as it is most of the time04:20
Howdy125Hello back04:21
Jester45hehe its like a ping/pong04:21
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wheels3572Hey Seveas you here04:30
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neozen...why must I blacklist video to get you to work properly!?!?!08:04
neozenstill seems so wrong!~08:04
neozenlol08:04
neozenhi all08:04
grazieneozen: hi.....what you on about?08:14
neozengrazie: edgy and feisty no likey my shiny new laptop08:15
neozenhttp://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Problem_with_LCD_brightness_buttons08:15
grazieneozen: new hardware and linux don't  get on usually :(08:16
neozennot that new08:17
neozenlol08:17
neozenlast october08:17
grazieat least it's a known issue - hopefuilly someone will find a fix soon08:18
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neozengrazie: um.... kind of08:25
neozengrazie: they say to blacklist video08:25
neozen.....seems......... a little fishy08:26
neozenwonder what exactly video handles08:26
neozen*video.o08:26
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neozenI'll be fine08:51
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magic_ninjawhats up all08:52
TheSheepwoe and misery09:00
magic_ninjawhats a good web dev09:01
magic_ninjasup sheep09:01
magic_ninjai aint been on this for a while09:01
magic_ninjastuck on d209:01
TheSheepmagic_ninja: try nvu09:01
magic_ninjai want something clean and fresh, but complete and functional, yet not cluttered09:02
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TheSheepmagic_ninja: good luck09:04
magic_ninjalol09:04
magic_ninjasimilar to dreamweaver09:04
magic_ninjai know dreamweaver09:04
TheSheepthen use dreamweaver09:04
magic_ninjathis bluefish looks good09:05
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magic_ninjasick of pirating software when i use an open source OS09:06
TheSheepmight be tought with theserequirements09:06
magic_ninjabluefish looks good09:06
TheSheepmagic_ninja: ever thought of... buying software? :)09:06
magic_ninjabut so does nvu09:06
magic_ninjaTheSheep: i work 50 hour weeks and barely manager to pay the bills (and yes my bills are just essentials for the most part), i don't have the money to drop hundreds or so on something like dreamweaver09:07
magic_ninjasidez that aren't we advocating open source here09:07
magic_ninjalol TheSheep why we always end up arguing09:07
TheSheepsorry09:07
magic_ninjanvu it is09:08
magic_ninjalooks like the best out of all of em09:08
TheSheepI just figured that if you know that something is good and you will use it for your work then it's ok to pay for it09:08
magic_ninjayea09:08
magic_ninjabut not for work09:08
TheSheepI see09:08
magic_ninjamy g/f's mom wants me to make a website, so ima make a layout, get some pics on digital camera, and make her a shell09:08
magic_ninjai need practice neway09:09
TheSheepI could never use any of these automated things09:09
TheSheepvim is the best web design tool :)09:09
magic_ninjajust don't like typing so much09:09
magic_ninjai usually get the basics of what i want and then fine tweak it with a basic text editor09:09
TheSheepmagic_ninja: make yourself templates :)09:09
magic_ninjai do09:10
magic_ninjai make my own stylesheets too09:10
magic_ninjado all my own graphics09:10
magic_ninjajust havn't done it in forever09:10
magic_ninjai don't really have any single skills, except networking, i just kidna know a little bit about everything09:10
magic_ninjagetting really sick of diablo II lol09:11
TheSheepmagic_ninja: try nethack :)09:11
magic_ninjanethack?09:12
magic_ninja!nethack09:12
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about nethack - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi09:12
TheSheephttp://www.nethack.org/09:13
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leon_pegghello all10:07
leon_peggI have searched the net but found nothing on this problem I am installing xUbuntu 6.10 and every time it reaches 49% the install halts it is not the media as I have reburned it and also redownloaded is anyone able to help?10:09
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BerndIIHi, got a question concerning the "sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop" on a regular ubuntu system. What happens when I do this? Will everything change or is it just that I get another option for my session in gdm? I'd rather keep everything in place but have another desktop choice now.02:06
BerndIIany help appreciated of course02:06
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grazieBerndII: you'll install the additional Xubuntu packages and get the XFCE session option in gdm03:04
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albertis it just my imagination or ist thunderbird very hungry on resources?03:21
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PuMpErNiCkLeIt's a mozilla product.  They tend to be resource-hungry.03:33
alberti think i'll switch to evolution03:42
grazieI don't use it myself, but I believe later versions of evolution are pretty hungry too03:45
albertgot any recomendations?03:46
albert(i want to organize my palm-dates too)03:46
grazieI'm currently relying on webmail (used thundbird in the past) so I can't give a personal recommendation. Some people seem to like sylpheed for being light, but it does have limitations03:50
grazie!sylpheed03:50
ubotusylpheed: Light weight e-mail client with GTK+. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.2.7-1build1 (edgy), package size 580 kB, installed size 1424 kB03:50
albertmmmh, thank you03:56
albertbut i think in the case of fetching a-mails and organizing my dates, i won't use a light-weight product.... thought about it, but it makes sense03:57
albert-but03:57
albertand evolution seems slightly faster then thunderbird anywho03:58
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ravi_masterguys, need sound in listen player, I know it's simple, show me how really quickly05:05
ravi_mastercome on05:06
ravi_masterall these people and not one answer?05:06
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alberthi05:44
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albert!!mount05:54
ubotuPartitioning programs: !GParted or QTParted (also "man mkfs" for formatting) - Mounting partitions in Gnome under Dapper: System -> Administration -> Disks - For Edgy, see !fstab and !DiskMounter05:54
albert!diksmounter05:55
albert!diskmounter05:55
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about diksmounter - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi05:55
ubotuTo view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions - See also !fuse05:55
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alberthi, i have a problem with my printer-manager06:13
albertthe window pops up and then shuts down imidiately06:14
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peweehhi06:17
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peweehanyone else getting errors installing yesterday's daily xubuntu build?06:18
totalwormagewhat error?06:23
peweehFailed to mount "/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_uuid_5bfbeb30_1eed_4c3f_81df_560debd6a6ea".06:24
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peweehi can continue and finish the install process, but i end up with a frozen sys06:25
peweehafter rebooting06:25
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albertcan anybody help me with a printing problem?06:27
alberti'll soon get mad06:27
ormiret!ask06:27
ubotuDon't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)06:27
albertoh well, i can't access the printing-window. it just closes down, after i open it06:29
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totalwormageas i have never printed in linux and there doesn't seem to be someone online who did, try #ubuntu06:31
totalwormagethis is more a sort of regular chat channel, #ubuntu is a help channel06:31
albertkk, thank you06:31
totalwormageoh bugger06:31
totalwormagei thought i was in #ubuntuforums :p06:31
totalwormagebut anyway06:31
totalwormagetry #ubunut :p06:31
j1mctotalwormage: this is a help channel for xubuntu.  :-)06:32
j1mcwe help people in here all the time.06:33
totalwormagej1mc: yeah, i wasn't paying attention, i thought i was in ubuntuforums :p06:33
ormiretalbert: can you start the printing window from a terminal to see if there is any output that might explain it just closing?06:33
grazieAs far as I am aware, this is certainly not a chat channel06:33
albertormiret: i don't know the command-line06:33
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totalwormage*^_^*06:33
=== ormiret is not in xubuntu at the moment can someone else start the printing config and use ps to see what the command is please
albert!printing06:37
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/NetworkPrintingFromWindows06:37
albert!cups06:38
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/NetworkPrintingFromWindows06:38
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albert"GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_unref: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed"06:40
albertah, well, i disabled the printing services and now it works06:42
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albertso: if i activate printing service (cupsys), the printing window closes down right after it got loaded06:44
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albert!printing07:05
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/NetworkPrintingFromWindows07:05
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alberti managed it by manually adding a new printer (/usr/sbin/lpadmin -p printer -E -v device -m ppd)07:17
albertif someone experiences the problem again07:17
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somerville32Hi :)08:18
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sdac221x_can someone tell me how on earth to change the kdewallet password for the prompt i get when i start xubuntu to connect to my wireless network at home ?08:49
sdac221x_there doesnt seem to be a program called "kdewallet" on my machine even08:50
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chooserHello. Please help :<   1st hdd apt upgrade on feisty 7.04 = blank screen ?!?  Any known reason?08:55
maxamillionchooser: i haven't had the chance to run feisty so i wouldn't be of any help :(08:57
chooserHmm. I'm trying to migrate from Knoppix. I haven't had this issue for way longer than I can remember.... I have heard so much about ubuntu greatness, but my first apt upgrade has broken the install. I'm using the livecd right now....09:00
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j1mcchooser: does it start to boot, and then stop on the splash screen?  (the word "xubuntu" with the pogress bar underneath it?)09:01
j1mcchooser: when does it stop booting?09:02
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chooserjlmc It boots fine, splash is there for a while, then blank.... I have tried recovery mode (init 2). It all goes wrong trying to start X :/     I did try copying my xorg.conf (livecd) to hdd install, but no good. Xorg was upgraded, is it broken in feisty?09:04
Arkhchooser, try editing your grub line at startup09:05
Arkhand remove quiet and splash09:05
chooserArkh Ok, what in particular?09:05
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Arkhwhen the sistem boots09:05
Arkhpress e09:05
chooserArkh Ok, will try that.09:05
kunzjo, we is having trouble getting juk to play files09:06
kunzand also we need software to access windows and samba shares graphically, is there a plugin for the file manager?09:06
chooserBtw, I have remastered Knoppix to xfce4 (sid/experimental) but want easier option for acellerated graphics, hence Xubuntu :)09:07
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surgyhi09:10
surgyim curently using kubuntu and i have everything setup exactly how i want it. is there any way i can install xfce and just migrate all of my settings and programs from kde? so that everything except for the windows manager whould be the same?09:12
j1mckunz, search for "fusesmb xubuntu thunar" on google . . . it will show you how to set up samba browsing from thunar.09:13
j1mckunz: you may try that search w/o the quotes.09:13
j1mcsurgy, i know you can do it, but i'm not sure if i know the "exact" way to do it, so . . .   i don't want to give you a wrong answer.  :-)09:15
maxamillionsurgy: you can either just install xfce from the package manager of your choice or if you would like the xubuntu experience (installed along side what you currently have) just install the xubuntu-desktop meta package09:15
maxamillionsurgy: it depends on which you want .... the actual xubuntu-desktop with all modifications, customizations and applications that come default with xubuntu or just simply the xfce desktop environment ....09:16
kunzj1mc, thx09:17
j1mckunz: you're welcome.  :)09:19
j1mckunz: if i might ask, it sounds like you're using xubuntu at work.  is that right?09:20
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kunzno i've just converted a mate, and thought xubuntu is quite a good beginners linux09:20
j1mckunz: ok.09:20
j1mcmaxamillion: awesome.  :)09:21
j1mckunz: it's pretty cool that you've converted a mate, too.  :)09:21
maxamillionj1mc: i'm the only one though ... i work in a windows based network but refused to run windows and my boss was nice enough to allow me to dual boot (can't remember the last time i booted the windows partition)09:21
kunzi haven't used it for ages, and personally i use grml from grml.org everywhere i go.. and that means i do windows shares with smbclient or smbmount09:21
kunzi'm a command line person, sick of colourfull guis, and this machine needs to access the file-server in our flat via smb09:22
kunzand a newbie likes to have a graphical representation of rge files09:22
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maxamillionsomerville32: !@!!!!!!!!!!!09:25
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somerville32:D09:25
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maxamillionthat's better :)09:25
somerville32lol09:25
j1mchi cody!!09:26
maxamillionsomerville32: you out of the hospital?09:26
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somerville32:)09:26
somerville32brb09:26
surgymaxemillion: actually i just want to migrate everything i have now to xfce, or better yet, have the choice between the two at my login screen09:26
kalikianahi guys :)09:27
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maxamillionsurgy: well either option i gave you will let you do that, just click the "session" button at the login screen and select which one you want for that "session"09:27
maxamillionkalikiana: !!!!!!09:27
maxamillionit's like a reunion in here!!!!09:27
kalikiana*g09:27
maxamillion:)09:28
surgymaxamillion: so i can use adept and install xfce and then just choose which one i want at log in screen?09:28
j1mcmaxamillion: would the xfce metapackage just be "xfce4"?09:29
j1mci know that there is the larger "xubuntu-desktop"09:29
maxamillionsurgy: sure can :) .... but i would recommend xubuntu-desktop, it will include some programs that might make the experience better .... then again if you plan to keep using the kde apps, xfce4 would create less hard drive clutter09:30
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j1mci should try that out to see what it's like.09:30
surgymaxamillion: thnx a million :)09:31
j1mchehe . . . thxamillion :)09:31
maxamillionj1mc: they claim it can be done but going from xubuntu and doing "sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop" creates conflicts because there are certain apps that are custom compiled for xubuntu using only gtk instead of gnome-libs09:31
j1mchmmm... but doing the same with kubuntu and xubuntu works?09:32
maxamillionj1mc: yup, completely different apps09:33
maxamillionj1mc: you're running xubuntu correct?09:33
j1mcmaxamillion: yep09:33
j1mc(not right now . . . at "work")  :-)09:33
maxamillionj1mc: do "sudo aptitude install nautilus" and it (should) say there is a conflict and hit q to quit, but then do "sudo aptitude install konqueror" and that is fine (tell it n so it doesn't install thought)09:34
maxamillionj1mc: ohhhh .... ok09:34
j1mci understand what you are saying, though.  :)09:34
j1mcmaxamillion: you don't have Ops rights in #xubuntu-devel, do you?  it says, "Herd 2 is released"  :-)09:36
maxamillionj1mc: i don't think i do ... lemme find out09:36
maxamillionnope09:37
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j1mcmaybe brb was a relative term for cody.  meaning, be back in a few days.  :-)09:42
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maxamillion:(09:44
maxamillionwould make me sad09:44
maxamillionj1mc: why would i be getting "Could not find 'kbuildsycoca' executable." randomly popping up in my terminal window?09:44
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somerville32haha09:49
somerville32:P09:49
somerville32I'm back09:49
maxamillionsweet09:50
maxamillionsomerville32: you out of the hospital?09:50
somerville32Nope09:50
maxamillion:(09:50
somerville32I'm in the hospital bathroom stealing someone's wifi09:50
maxamillionsomerville32: how'd you pull off getting on irc?09:50
maxamillionsomerville32: lol09:50
somerville32^^09:50
somerville32:)09:50
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maxamillion:(09:51
maxamillionthat's alright, we will forgive you09:51
somerville32hehe09:52
j1mcwhy do you have FC6, cody?09:54
somerville32I  bought the latest issue of the Linux Format magazine.09:56
maxamillionlol09:57
j1mcthat magazine is expensive, but i like it.09:57
j1mci kind of wonder how write-in support linux support fits in with our hi-tech forums, but they usually pick good questions to answer, and so i learn new things.09:59
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BlueEagleLinux Format is a very good linux mag. I subscribed to it before I got ADSL.10:02
BlueEagleAfter that there really wasn't much point. :)10:02
surgywhen i run the command  "sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop" i get the following error: http://pastebin.ca/412589 can someone help me please?10:02
BlueEagleEven tho the QnA are very comprehensive and the how-tos arr very good imo.10:02
BlueEaglesurgy: Are those all the errors you get?10:03
surgyblueeagle: yes sir10:03
BlueEaglesurgy: No reason as to why anthy, gdm, mz-t and scim-anthy cause errors?10:03
surgyblueeagle: i dont know why they whould cuase errors10:04
BlueEaglesurgy: Try to install those packages one at a time and see if you can find something more comprehensive like a dependency error or something similar.10:04
j1mcBlueEagle: Linux Journal is a little too technical for me right now.  That's why I prefer Linux Format.  I just wish it didn't come with a DVD so I could save $$.  :)10:04
BlueEaglej1mc: The DVD was the main reason for me subscribing before I got ADSL. :)10:05
j1mcBlueEagle: makes sense . . .  :-)10:05
surgyblueeagle: i found the problem, my adept is messed up becuase of a failed install, seams like its locked, a reboot is in order. thnx anyways though10:05
BlueEagleI think I only flipped trough Linux Journal once or twice at the store. Didn't really appeal to me for some reason.10:06
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BlueEaglesurgy: I doubt a rebot will fix it..10:06
surgyblueeagle: im not a complete newbie, i have had this problem before, if a reboot dfoesnt fix it then -f install will10:07
BlueEagle:)10:07
surgy:) but thank you10:07
BlueEaglesurgy: np. :)10:07
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Arkhsurgy, you can remove the lock file10:07
antares79hi everyone10:08
surgyim waiting on my download to finish then ill reboot and fire up xfce10:08
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surgyarkh: so i can accidently screw every things up? no thank you10:08
Arkherr you know what a lock file is?10:08
surgyit keeps me from running adept twice10:08
antares79i've got a quick question: is anyone here using an Xmodmap with xubuntu feisty?10:08
Arkhso you remove that file10:08
Arkhand the lock become revmoved10:09
Arkhremoved*10:09
Arkhit happened to me a couple of times10:09
ArkhI just logged in as root, removed the lock and everthing was fine10:10
Arkhlol10:10
Arkhwindows habits hardly dies :)10:10
BlueEagleProbably more luck on #ubuntu+1 methinks.10:10
BlueEagleantares79: ^10:10
antares79thanks blueeagle... do they know anything about xubuntu in there?10:11
BlueEagleWell xmodmap is the same for ubuntu and xubuntu isn't it? Or does Gnome has "it's own way"(tm)?10:11
Arkhsetxkbmap -layout it -model pc105 -variant nodeadkeys10:11
ArkhI use this :p10:12
antares79no, but xubuntu uses a different set of scripts10:12
Arkhon xubuntu :P10:12
antares79arkh: mine is a bit more customized :-)10:12
Arkh:P10:12
BlueEagleantares79: Well I guess it doesn't hurt to ask. :)10:13
antares79right you are10:13
riciantares79: i have had some wierd results with xmodmap on xubuntu; i use xkbcomp10:18
antares79well, the result isn't weird, it works when I run it from a console... but it isn't loaded during the start of the session10:21
ricii guess it depends on what modifications you're making. i couldn't get mine to work at all with xmodmap10:21
ricidid you put it in your x startup file?10:21
antares79which one is that? ;-)10:22
ricithere are tons of them :(10:22
antares79besides, it's supposed to be loaded automatically... says /etc/xdg/xfce4/xinitrc anyway10:22
ricithat's one of them, yeah.10:23
antares79i put some debug lines into that script, and it even looks as if xmodmap runs... maybe it is overwritten again later on or something... don't know... i was hoping someone had seen this already and might have dug around a little bit10:23
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maxamilliongotta run ... work calls ...10:27
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riciantares79: that's very likely10:32
antares79yep... i'll try to find out... more logouts and logins... whooo :-)10:35
antares79i'm away now.. thanks10:35
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runtimeHey11:04
runtimeanyone know where I can get a xubuntu qemu image?11:07
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hyper_chPuMpErNiCkLe: you're there?11:26
hyper_ch#xubuntu-dev11:27
hyper_chwhat's the xubuntu dev channel again?11:28
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harry__can I install Xubuntu on a 700MB drive?11:39
hyper_chharry__: no11:40
hyper_ch!requirements11:40
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about requirements - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi11:40
harry__I want to run a remote session from another computer11:42
hyper_chwell, more than 700mb disk space are needed11:43
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harry__ok11:50
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Shaba1Helo all11:57
Shaba1anyone here at atll11:57
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Shaba1thank ormiret11:59
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Shaba1Ok first is there anyway of rightclicking a web page in firefox and saving the shortcut to the desktop like there is in IE?11:59
Shaba1Second what windows manager does xubuntu use by default11:59
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Shaba1Third is there anything like window explore on x untuntu12:00
ormiretThe second one: xfwm4, Third Thunar12:00
Shaba1Thunar12:02
ormiretFirst is a bit trickier, I don't think there is an automated way from firefox but you probably can create launchers on the desktop that will load webpages, I don't know how though.12:02
Shaba1how do I get to that12:02
Shaba1??12:02
ormiretI think it is File Mnager in the main menu.12:02
Shaba1Ok thanks12:02
Shaba1ok is there an uninstall icon/program/command12:03
hyper_chShaba1: (1) Windows Explorer sux :)12:04
Shaba1how can I place a program shortcut on the desktop12:04
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Shaba1or at least in the applications menu12:04
Shaba1I downloaded Komposer12:04
ormiretYou can uninstall things from synaptic.12:04
Shaba1and I have it in a directory in my home directory12:05
Shaba1but I just found with ormiret 's help how I start it12:05
Shaba1I thought it was lost actually12:05
Shaba1I found the folder using Thundr12:05
Shaba1:)12:05
ormiretYou can put a link to the executable in the Desktop folder and it should show up12:06
hyper_chShaba1: for the destkop:  right-click on it --> create launcher --> enter the name of the application (well, mostly the binary is the same as the applicatino)12:06
Shaba1how?12:06
Shaba1Ok12:12
Shaba1hyper_ch,  I hope you are not a bot12:12
Shaba1I hate talking to bots12:12
Shaba1but I am finding it12:12
maxamillionShaba1: hyper_ch is not a bot ... ubotu is the channel bot12:13
hyper_chmaxamillion: you're using feisty?12:13
hyper_chmaxamillion: and what's the dev channel again?12:13
ormiret#xubuntu-devel12:14
maxamillionhyper_ch: not on feisty yet, i haven't had any time this dev cycle to do testing ... dev channel is ... nvm, got beat to it12:14
hyper_chmaxamillion: I just noticed a new bug upon the last updates... the shutdown/restart options don't work anymore and sessions can't be saved either :(12:15
Shaba1Ok that worked12:15
Shaba1I do not have the right icon for it but that is a minor thing12:15
maxamillionhyper_ch: oh ouch12:15
maxamillionhyper_ch: you post a bug report on launchpad?12:15
Shaba1at least now I can get rid of the .tar and without fear12:15
Shaba1:)12:15
maxamillionShaba1: icons are in /usr/share/icons/ by default12:16
Shaba1I will get to that later maxamillion  but thanks12:16
Shaba1I just wanted some way of at least starting the program first12:16
Shaba1taking the most important things first12:17
hyper_chmaxamillion: nope, didn't yet12:17
Shaba1can you guys answer any questions about xchat12:19
maxamillionhyper_ch: also check and see if that bug has been reported already12:19
Shaba1while I am here12:19
Shaba1seems no on is answering in #xchat12:19
maxamillionShaba1: i haven't used xchat in years, but i might be able to ... what's up?12:19
hyper_chmaxamillion: will do so tomorrow12:19
maxamillionhyper_ch: cool :()12:19
maxamillion:)*12:19
Shaba1ok is there a /notify command12:20
Shaba1that will let me know if someone comes online12:20
Shaba1as there is in Mirc12:20
Shaba1second12:21
maxamillionShaba1: uhmm... yeah i believe so12:21
Shaba1I installed chatzilla12:21
Shaba1and for some reason it made mozilla my default web browser12:21
maxamillionShaba1: just type /no and hit the tab key and see if xchat autocompletes the command for you12:21
maxamillionShaba1: you might have to hit the tab key a couple times12:21
Shaba1How do l uninstall it so it does not interfere with firefox12:22
maxamillionShaba1: i am almost positive xchat has it ... irssi does12:22

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