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roberthello12:48
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roberthow do i find out what ethernet card i have12:49
maxamillionrobert: enter the command "lspci | grep Ethernet" into a terminal window (without the quotes)(12:51
robertty12:52
maxamillionanytime :)12:52
robert:)01:00
robertmm01:00
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robertso thats the driver is uses to recognize my ethernet card?01:02
crdlbrobert, what did it say?01:03
maxamillionrobert: i don't think so ... i believe that is going to be the listing of the actual hardware as it is detected01:03
crdlbit's useful for determining the proper driver though01:04
robertit said  Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation 82562ET/EZ/GT/GZ - PRO/100 VE (LOM) Ethernet Controller (rev 03)01:04
crdlbrobert, e1000 iirc01:04
robert..01:04
robert?01:04
robertim sorry?01:04
crdlbI believe that card uses the e1000 driver01:05
crdlb(it's a kernel module)01:05
maxamillionrobert: yeah, the listing you just showed is just the hardware and not the driver01:05
robertoh01:05
roberti need the driver01:05
crdlbactually it's probably e10001:05
robertbecause xp doesnt recognize it01:05
maxamillionrobert: "lsmod | grep e1000"01:06
robertk01:06
maxamillionrobert: wait ... the linux driver isn't going to help you windows xp install do anything01:06
robertcant i find an xp equivalent?01:06
crdlbrobert, it will confirm the chipset though01:06
maxamillionLOL01:06
robertthe prev command didnt do netin01:06
crdlbrobert, do it again with e10001:07
crdlblsmod|grep e10001:07
maxamillionrobert: no, take the first out put and search google for "Intel Corporation  82562ET/EZ/GT/GZ - PRO/100 VE (LOM) Ethernet Controller (rev 03)01:07
maxamillion+driver"01:07
roberte100                   38020  001:07
robertmii                     6912  1 e10001:07
crdlbyep that's it01:07
robertok01:07
crdlbit's the standard intel chipset01:08
robertnow i need a driver for it?01:08
maxamillionrobert: under linux? ... no, its already handled01:08
maxamillionrobert: just configure and go01:08
roberti mean01:08
roberti need a driver for windows01:08
somerville32!windows01:09
ubotuFor help with Microsoft Windows, please visit ##windows or your nearest mental health institute. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and !equivalents01:09
robertill check the mental institute.01:10
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somerville32They're good like that01:10
maxamillionrobert: http://www.intel.com/support/network/adapter/pro100/pro100ve/index.htm01:10
robertthanks, ill check it out01:10
maxamillionnp01:11
robertcrap01:12
roberti downloaded the driver01:13
robertand now i wana put it on a micro sd card01:13
robertbut it wont let me write to it01:13
maxamillionrobert: is it mounted?01:13
roberti just put it in my slot01:13
maxamillionrobert: did it show up on the desktop as an icon?01:14
robertyes01:14
roberti can view the contents of it01:14
maxamillionrobert: right click that icon and click "mount device" (or something like that)01:14
robertcant01:15
maxamillionhuh .....01:15
robertno potion01:15
roberter01:15
robertoprtion*01:15
maxamillionrgr01:15
roberterr01:15
robertoption*01:15
robertmm01:17
robertit was writeable before01:17
robertthen it stopped01:17
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robertany ideas?01:20
maxamillionnot really01:21
robertouch01:21
robertmm01:21
robertit says its read-only01:23
robertdo i need some kind of driver to recognize the microsd card?01:25
maxamillionrobert: no, you shouldn't ... it should just be seen as a usb drive01:26
robertit does01:26
robertbut i cant write01:26
maxamillionthat's really strange ... it might have to do with the filesystem of the card01:27
robertmm01:28
robertalright thx01:28
robertbrb01:28
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jcomptonIs there an easy way to get KDE 3.5.6 into Xubuntu 6.06? I'm only being offered 3.5.5 through Synaptic.02:40
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Jester45Hello all03:07
neozenmeep03:08
jcomptonHi. Since you two arrived after I asked the question... do you know an easy way to get KDE 3.5.6 into Xubuntu 6.06?03:09
Jester45iis that the version in the repos?03:11
jcomptonNope, Synaptic only offers me 3.5.5.03:11
Jester45!info KDE03:11
ubotukde: the K Desktop Environment official modules. In component universe, is optional. Version 5:47 (edgy), package size 7 kB, installed size 40 kB03:11
Jester45well im not sure is 0.0.1 realy that mcuh better03:12
Jester45you might have to search for tird-party debs or compile your own03:12
jcomptonYeah, I know, I need it for a specific purpose. Trying to track down a potential app incompatibility with KDE. A colleague gets it to show up and he uses 3.5.6, I cannot reproduce it with 3.5.5.03:12
neozenjcompton: seems like you'd have to spend some quality time with google03:13
jcomptonneo: Tried that before coming here, got no clear answers.03:13
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neozenjcompton: bummer03:28
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KobaYo04:49
KobaGot a question for an xfce/xubuntu user04:49
KobaI have a pretty low end PC that I am setting up for the kids, it runs a 400MHz Intel Celeron with 64MB of internal RAM04:50
Kobathe system specs say that xubuntu should install fine in low memory mode on 64MB of ram04:50
Kobabut, I don't know why it isn't working, I am wondering is 64MB just won't cut it04:51
PuMpErNiCkLeAre you using the alternate cd?04:51
KobaYeah04:51
KobaPure install disc, not the desktop cd04:51
PuMpErNiCkLeHow far does it get?04:51
KobaI tried to install it in text mode, to save memory, but it seems to be the same as OEM mode04:52
Kobait gets to the detecting hardware part, then finishes, and just puts the cursor below the blue screen, and sits there04:52
Kobait has a 4GB partition04:52
PuMpErNiCkLeOEM mode is likely not what you want.04:53
KobaI would put more RAM in it if it was that easy, but it takes PC100 notebook ram (its an old eMachine) so its very hard to find04:54
PuMpErNiCkLeHow long has it been at that stage?04:54
KobaWell, I selected text mode, and it booted up the same GUI-like installer as OEM mode does04:54
KobaI left it in that stage for about 10 minutes04:54
Kobaand it was still the same04:54
PuMpErNiCkLeThe installer uses the same interface, but OEM mode leaves a lot of the configuration for later when the 'buyer' sets up the machine.04:56
Kobaoic, well I didn't know that, its always good to know these things :) thanks for that04:56
KobaBut anyways04:56
KobaI was kinda thinking text mode installer like thge old slackware installer modes, where you could see all the output04:57
PuMpErNiCkLeIf you switch to a console, you may be able to see something.04:57
PuMpErNiCkLe(ctrl + alt + F1, same but with F7 to return)04:58
KobaAh, you can do that? Well, makes sense, sinec the linux kernel is already loaded04:59
Kobasince*04:59
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Kobapumpernickel: Apparently crtl+alt+f1 doesn't woprk on the installer05:49
tonyyarussoI've heard that too05:51
KobaI just tried :\ Hmmm, I wanna know whats happenin while this is just sittin' here, I wonder if there was a hardware issue05:52
maxamillionKoba: on the feisty live cd installer?05:52
Kobaedgy xubuntu altern cd05:53
graziealt+f105:53
Kobadetects the hardware, then brings a cursor to the bottom of the screen, and sits05:53
Kobaalt+f1 does nothing also05:53
maxamillionKoba: ctrl+alt+f1 is only for if you are switching to tty1 from X05:54
graziealt+[f2-f6]  actually05:54
maxamillionoh ....05:54
Kobaok, i'll try that05:54
maxamillionyeah ... i think alt+f1 is either blank on the installer or is the tty the installer is using05:54
grazieyes05:54
Kobawoot, alt+f2 worked05:55
grazieboot os using it05:55
KobaWow, This is wierd05:55
maxamillionKoba: ?05:55
KobaUmm, boot the OS? This is the installer cd, not a live CD, also, this computer is running 64MB of RAM, on a Intel Celeron 400MHz (which apparently should install xubuntu fine)05:56
maxamillionKoba: yes, it should05:56
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Kobai'm in busybox right now05:57
KobaAnd not really sure how to start the install via command line05:57
grazieKoba: don't you have the installer running already in alt+f1?05:58
KobaWell, I started the installer via text mode, then pressed alt+f2, and it loaded busybox05:59
Kobaand yes, the installer is in alt+f105:59
Kobabusybox isn't showing output for anything I do in the installer either06:00
graziealt+[f2-f6]  are alternate consoles...you don't want to start the installer twice!06:00
KobaNo, I know that06:00
Kobabut, for some odd reason, the installer stops after detecting the CD ROM stuff, and I can't see any output to see what went wrong06:01
graziei don't i'm understanding the problem06:01
graziedin't think*06:01
KobaK, I start the installer, load it in text mode, pick my country, then my keyboard layout, then it does a detection for the CD ROM, then it brings the cursor to the bottom of the blue screen, and sits there doing nothing06:02
maxamillionKoba: sounds to me like your cd-rom isn't being detected by the kernel .... the bios knows its there and will boot from it but once the kernel loads and tries to look for it, it is unable to find it and then stops ... i had this problem with an older machine and the only distro i could find to boot on it was debian sarge (using a 2.4 kernel)06:02
KobaThere must be some kind of error06:02
graziei thought 96mb was the minimum ram requirement06:03
Kobathe thing is, is it seems to go through the detection just fine06:03
maxamillioni believe it has something to with 2.6 dropping support for some legacy hardware06:03
maxamillionKoba: oh ...06:03
KobaNo, the xubuntu site says 64MB will run it, but 128 is recommended06:03
maxamilliongrazie: it will run on 64mb ... i've done it ... its slow, but it installs and runs06:04
Kobamax: would you suggest any other linux distros for this low end computer? (preferably with apt-get, because there are some edubuntu apps that I want to run on it)06:04
graziedsl06:04
grazieno apt-get though06:05
Kobadsl runs on this computer, I know that, but, dsl doesn't have apt-get does it06:05
Kobano06:05
Kobahm06:05
graziei've never tried puppy06:05
maxamillionKoba: debian sarge .... debian invented apt, ubuntu only has apt because it is based on debian (just incase you didn't already know that)06:06
Kobayeah, I knew that, but its alright, your tryin' to help me, so its much appreciated06:06
Kobadebian sarge huh, would there be any way  for me to get those edubuntu games onto sarge? (I'll get the names, hold on)06:07
KobaGcompris, and tux4kids06:08
maxamillionKoba: ohhh ... let me check06:10
Kobak, gcompris works on debian06:12
maxamillionKoba: tux4kids is a no go on sarge ... probably on etch though, you could see if etch will install06:13
Kobaetch?06:13
KobaI'm on the debian page, and all I see is the stable release06:13
maxamillionKoba: its debian's testing branch ... it will be stable release in a couple months06:13
Kobaoh ok06:14
pireaThose maintainers would deprive the poor children of their tux4kids? :(06:15
Kobalol06:15
maxamillionKoba: http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/ <--- etch release candidate 2 image06:15
maxamillionpirea: i don't think tux4kids existed when sarge repos went to a package freeze06:16
graziei don't really know any games, but will those games run properly with low ram?06:17
=== maxamillion doesn't assume so
Kobayeah...06:17
KobaWell, it's worth a try, I guess06:17
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pireaI so forgot why I came in here... oh, where can you find daily snapshots again? :)06:18
Kobaholy, etch is 3 DVD's large...?06:18
grazieget net-install cd06:18
KobaThat would take a very long to install06:19
grazienot if you've got a good conection. it quicker than reading the cd usually06:20
maxamillionKoba: either get the net-install cd or get cd1 and cd2, those are all you need for install (if you just want minimal you can get away with cd1)06:21
Kobaalright06:22
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=== Koba hsa not time for silly computers with hardly any system memory -_-
Kobawhat is DSL based on?06:33
maxamillionKoba: debian06:34
maxamillionKoba: well technically on knoppix, but knoppix is based on debian and DSL has a very stripped down version of the debian base system and thus apt doesn't fully work06:34
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maxamillionsigmamu188: j006:35
sigmamu188maxamillion:  whats up player?06:35
maxamillionsigmamu188: homework up to my ears06:35
sigmamu188maxamillion:  just made it back to houston06:35
sigmamu188maxamillion: if i post my xorg.conf i the paste bin do you think you could take a look at it06:36
sigmamu188oh06:36
sigmamu188lol06:36
sigmamu188never mind06:36
sigmamu188maxamillion:  just read the line wrote06:36
KobaSo, if I downloaded a debian version of gcompris, and compiled it on DSL, it would work?06:36
grazieKoba: is there no .deb package?06:37
sigmamu188maxamillion:  whats the word on the beta? you think its stable enough for a novice like me?06:37
maxamillionKoba: in theory ... you might even be able to download a debian version of gcompris and just use dpkg to install ... dunno about dependencies though06:37
maxamillionsigmamu188: yeah, i run it at work right now (still use edgy at home though)06:37
Kobagrazie: there might be, but sources always seem to work better06:37
sigmamu188maxamillion:  any  conflicts with nvidia that you know of?06:38
grazieKoba: that's a low spec machine for compiling :(06:38
maxamillionsigmamu188: no, it has the new drivers too and include that tool i told you about ... I bet money the nvidia tool in feisty would fix your problem06:38
Kobagrazie: I know06:38
KobaNot much you can really do with this machine06:38
Kobabut it was free (for a reason)06:38
Kobaruns windows 98, but I hate windows, and windows hates children06:39
sigmamu188!beta06:39
ubotuDownload Feisty Fawn Beta at http://releases.ubuntu.com/7.04, read release notes at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FeistyFawn/Beta and upgrade instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FeistyUpgrades; consider doing https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing; Just because it's almost ready doesn't mean it is - final releases happen when they do for a reason, be warned and prepared for unbootable systems.06:39
sigmamu188maxamillion:  can i upgrade though terminal or do i need to download and burn it to a cd?06:40
=== grazie thinks fresh install is better option whenever possible
maxamillionsigmamu188: you can upgrade through terminal ... just open your /etc/apt/sources.list file and change ever instance of "edgy" to "feisty" and do "sudo aptitude update" then "sudo aptitude dist-upgrade" then reboot and do "sudo aptitude upgrade" and that will upgrade you to feisty system, reboot and then upgrade all the applications06:41
sigmamu188here goes nothing06:45
Kobais there a command to check which HDA drives are available?06:45
Kobaand how big they are?06:45
ricianyone got a pointer on thunderbird sometimes pegging the CPU? Actually, it's xorg which pegs, but it only happens when i'm typing in the subject line in thunderbird.06:46
sigmamu188rici:  i never get that problem06:47
grazieKoba: df -h06:47
maxamillionrici: no clue but i have noticed firefox do that from time to time ... i hope it was fixed in the recent update06:48
Kobagrazie: hm, dsl doesn't seem to have my hard drive in the fstab06:48
sigmamu188maxamillion:  what is the hd command?06:48
sigmamu188maxamillion:  i typed it in on a whim and it returned a blank line06:49
sigmamu188maxamillion: or rather what dose it do?06:49
maxamillionsigmamu188: what hd command?06:49
ricimaxamillion: it happens occasionally in ff too but only when i have acrobat running; i kinda expect that sort of thing from acrobat06:49
ricibut with thunderbird it's consistent.06:49
grazieKoba: don't understand you06:49
sigmamu188maxamillion:  type "hd" into terminal06:49
maxamillionrici: oooh, yeah ... i would bet that's accrobat06:49
Kobagrazie: Umm, when I use df -h, there is no hda listed06:50
maxamillionsigmamu188: that's a hexdump command ... why on earth would you do that?06:50
grazieKoba: is dsl installed or live cd?06:50
Kobalive cd06:50
KobaI am trying to install it06:50
sigmamu188maxamillion:  i dont know, curiosity. what did i just do?06:50
grazieKoba: odd!06:50
ricisigmamu188: you asked for a hexadecimal dump of what you were about to type06:51
sigmamu188maxamillion: i tend to learn things the hard way, so if i didn't type anything it didnt do anything.06:52
Kobagrazie: Yeah, I know06:52
sigmamu188maxamillion:  when you react like that you make me think i fried something06:52
grazieKoba: I'm just booting dsl under vbox to check06:52
riciperhaps your expectations06:52
sigmamu188grazie:  dsl rocks06:52
sigmamu188grazie:  for jump drive apps06:53
maxamillionsigmamu188: uhmmm.... use man pages to learn, its sager06:53
maxamillionsafer(06:53
maxamillion**06:53
maxamillionsigmamu188: do "man <command>" in the terminal06:53
Kobasigmamu188: Yeah, i'm trying to do a HDD install of DSL right now, but its fighting me06:53
maxamillionsigmamu188: it tells you about it and how to use it06:53
sigmamu188Koba:  i did that a long time ago06:54
sigmamu188Koba:  that was the first install of linux i ever did on my old old dell06:54
grazieKoba: you're right ..it does auto detect the hd...you'll need to manually mount the partitions06:55
Kobauhg, the mouse is so unsensative in DSL too... If I don't move it fast, it won't move at all06:55
sigmamu188Koba:  is it wireless?06:55
Kobagrazie: DO you think you could help me in mounting those partitions?06:55
Kobasigmamu188: nope, its an old eMachine eOne 43306:55
sigmamu188Koba: that might be the problem06:56
Kobaoh, you mean the mouse?06:56
Kobano, its a wired nexxtech06:56
sigmamu188Koba: i had no problems with a logitech hard wired mouse06:56
sigmamu188Koba:  lazer06:56
Kobayep its laser06:56
Kobawired laser nexxtech06:56
sigmamu188hmm06:56
sigmamu188Koba:  no clue then06:56
grazieKoba: could do...fdisk -l06:58
grazieKoba: pastebin the output06:58
grazie!pastebin | Koba06:58
ubotuKoba: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)06:58
KobaI know what pastebin is :)06:58
=== grazie is sorry :)
Kobabut the output is one line06:58
grazieok#06:59
KobaCannot open /dev/hda06:59
sigmamu188Koba: is it ide06:59
Kobait is06:59
sigmamu188Koba: how many partitions?07:00
Koba207:00
Kobaone is a fat32, and the other is a ext307:00
sigmamu188Koba: try hda1 and hda207:00
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sigmamu188Koba: also i think dsl has gparted intigrated07:01
sigmamu188integrated*07:01
Kobagparted command not found07:01
sigmamu188maybe parted07:01
maxamillionsigmamu188: no, i don't think dsl has gparted ... its a pretty heavy app07:01
sigmamu188hmmmm07:01
maxamillionohhh ... maybe the cli parted, that's possible07:02
Kobanope07:02
sigmamu188Koba: if dsl is connecting to the network you could install gparted07:02
sigmamu188dl / install07:03
grazienot recommended from live cd!07:03
grazieKoba: mount /dev/hda2 /dev/hd07:03
grazieKoba: mount /dev/hda2 /mnt/hd07:03
sigmamu188grazie: thanks its been almost a year since i last ran DSL07:04
sigmamu188grazie: never a live cd just a jumpdrive07:04
maxamillionsigmamu188: if its been a year since you ran it, alot has changed ;)07:04
Kobagrazie: the second one worked!07:04
KobaI had to use sudo to do it, but it worked!07:05
graziesigmamu188: what is jumpdrive (must be an american term)07:05
graziedf -h07:05
Kobayup, I see it07:05
sigmamu188grazie: flash drive07:05
Kobahda2 4.4G07:05
sigmamu188grazie: or memory stick07:05
maxamillionsigmamu188: jump drive is just a brand of flash drive made by the company lexar (iirc)07:05
sigmamu188grazie: usually usb07:05
sigmamu188maxamillion: i guess that makes it kinda like making a xerox07:06
sigmamu188lol07:06
sigmamu188maxamillion: btw thanks for the clue on making keyboard shortcuts07:07
maxamillionsigmamu188: np, makes life easier doesn't it07:07
sigmamu188maxamillion: a million times07:07
Kobabtw, thanks a ton for all the help you guys have given me, its very much appreciated07:10
maxamillionKoba: that's what we're here for :)07:10
sigmamu188Koba: if not for this chanel i would never have gotten linux working07:10
Koba:)07:11
sigmamu188Koba: well that and max, lol07:11
=== grazie absolutely agrees with maxamillion
maxamillioni do only what i can ;)07:11
sigmamu188maxamillion: unpacking the dist-upgrade07:11
sigmamu188i learn so much just be staying logged in and reading about other peoples issues and fixes07:12
=== grazie does too
maxamillionsigmamu188: you should join ubuntuforums.org ... that's a good place too07:13
sigmamu188last night i was actually able to help someone, that made me feel like im starting move away from novice07:14
maxamillionsigmamu188: i'm still a novice ;)07:14
sigmamu188maxamillion: that makes me feel like a total noob07:15
maxamillionsigmamu188: i will move away from novice when i start maintaining packages ... then go pro when i am a core-dev :)07:15
maxamillionsigmamu188: naw, you are an eager to learn beginner novice ... i've just been a novice for the better part of a decade now07:15
sigmamu188maxamillion: well atleast i know who to call when i cant get something working the way i want07:16
sigmamu188lol07:16
=== grazie the more you know the more you realise how much you don't know
Kobadsl successfully installed on HDA2 :P07:17
Kobanow, network... this is gunna be fun...07:18
maxamilliongrazie: sooo true, that was something i truely realised when i got into college07:18
grazieKoba: congratulations...oops I thought this was #xubuntu :(07:18
sigmamu188maxamillion: you use the same sn on the forum?07:18
sigmamu188this is #xubuntu07:19
Kobagrazie: well my original focus was to install xubuntu07:19
maxamillionKoba: use the DSL net config tool ... i know almost zero about it but someone in #dsl might be of better assistance07:19
maxamillionsigmamu188: digital sarcasm07:19
maxamillionsigmamu188: yeah07:19
maxamillionsigmamu188: i use the same sn almost everywhere07:19
maxamilliongrazie: please be more polite to users, a simple suggestion that someone in #dsl being able to further assist would have sufficed07:20
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=== grazie well not really :)
Kobaheh07:25
sigmamu188Koba: hows the networking comming?07:25
KobaWell, I plugged the cable into the router, that helped alot07:26
Kobalmao07:26
grazielol07:26
KobaI was like *slaps head*07:26
sigmamu188YEAH dist-update time for reboot! beb07:26
sigmamu188brb07:26
graziesigmamu188: why?07:26
grazienew kernel?07:27
sigmamu188yea the beta install07:27
sigmamu188brb07:27
sigmamu188sudo shutdown now -r07:27
sigmamu188opps07:27
sigmamu188lol07:27
sigmamu188sorry07:27
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peweehhow do i disable the mouseover-panel-tooltip thingie? :) counteracts w/ beryl's window preview07:30
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sigmamu188maxamillion: now sudo aptitude upgrade?07:31
sigmamu188brb07:32
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maxamillionsigmamu188: sudo aptitude update ... then sudo aptitude upgrade07:35
maxamillionsigmamu188: then you should get all the upgraded applications07:35
sigmamu188maxamillion: thnks07:36
peweehwhats the difference between apt-get and aptitude anyway? little sidekick..07:36
maxamillionsigmamu188: np07:37
sigmamu188all you base are belong to us07:38
sigmamu188brb reboot07:38
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maxamillionpeweeh: aptitude checks for dependencies better, it also is able to resolve dependencies, it auto installs and auto-removes dependencies .... its kinda apt-get's big brother, first came apt-get and then aptitude and i think some of the developers work on both (but i could be wrong about that)07:39
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maxamillionpeweeh: go into #debian and do "!dpkg why aptitude" ... their bot has a good way of wording it07:39
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sigmamu188updating programs07:41
sigmamu188done,07:41
maxamillionsigmamu188: yeah ... did you get the different nvidia splash screen this time?07:42
sigmamu188yes07:42
sigmamu188the black w/ green?07:42
sigmamu188it spanned both moniters07:42
maxamillionsigmamu188: ok, then do "sudo nvidia-settings" and edit your stuff in there07:42
maxamillionsigmamu188: yeah, that's the new splash that comes with the new drivers07:42
maxamillionsigmamu188: there should be a section in there to set monitor 0 and 107:43
peweehmaxamillion: thanks :)07:44
sigmamu188sync to this display device?07:45
maxamillionsigmamu188: sure, i don't really remember ... i used it for my dual monitor setup at work a while back07:45
maxamillionpeweeh: no problem :)07:45
sigmamu188do i need to restart x?07:46
maxamillionsigmamu188: yeah07:46
sigmamu188thats what i thought07:47
sigmamu188brb07:47
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peweehmaxamillion: you know how synaptic manages it? is it a frontend for aptitude or apt-get?07:49
peweehor neither.. :)07:49
peweeh..just trying to understand the sys i'm using hehe07:49
grazie!synaptic07:49
ubotusynaptic is Ubuntu's Graphical Package Manager. For a good howto see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto07:49
maxamillionpeweeh: i think it might be neither, i believe its a package manager all its own that also just interfaces with the apt system ... but if it is a front end i would say it front ends apt-get just from the output i have seen it produce07:50
ricimaxamillion: painful though it is to semi-contradict you: " Synaptic  is  a  frontend for the apt package managent system." according to man synaptic07:54
riciunfortunate typo there07:54
maxamillionrici: that doesn't contradict me ... i said i believe its a package manager all its own that also just interfaces with the apt system07:54
maxamillionrici: aptitude and apt-get both interface with apt for package management07:55
riciyes, that's why it was a semi-contradiction.07:55
maxamillionahhh :P07:55
sigmamu188maxamillion: i like the beta07:56
sigmamu188maxamillion: seems to load faster07:56
maxamillionsigmamu188: me too ... i plan to start doing hard core bug triage with the testing team over the next few weeks when i can get the time to make sure our release is uber stable07:56
sigmamu188maxamillion: so if i get a crash write it down and let you know?07:57
sigmamu188brb snack time07:58
Kobauhg, DSL should be auto detecting my DHCP network, but it isn't... and #dsl is dead :\08:02
Kobawell, not dead, but everyone is idling08:02
KobaI know thats no reason to come here and bother you guys, but i'm at a loss here08:02
maxamillionsigmamu188: uhmmm... yeah, you could do that or go to http://www.xubuntu.org/news/feisty_beta and read the links related to bug reporting :)08:03
sigmamu188maxamillion: cool08:11
maxamillionsigmamu188: ;)08:11
maxamillionsigmamu188: keep an eye on the xubuntu.org site about a week after feisty goes stable ... we have big plans for a complete overhaul08:12
sigmamu188maxamillion: on the site or the dist?08:13
sigmamu188Koba: is it detecting your network card?08:13
KobaNo, just looked and there is no light on the LEDs on the network card08:14
maxamillionsigmamu188: the site08:14
KobaSo, it might be a hardware issue08:14
sigmamu188Koba: are you plugged into the router?08:14
maxamillionKoba: open a terminal and type "lspci | grep Ethernet"08:14
Kobak08:14
sigmamu188Koba: it could be a driver issue08:14
maxamillionKoba: (without the quotes)08:14
Kobawell, yeah I know not to use the quotes :P08:15
maxamillionKoba: just checking .... you'd be surprised ;)08:15
KobaYeah, I understand totally08:15
sigmamu188i made that mistake once08:16
sigmamu188lol08:16
Koba:P08:16
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hyper_chhiho08:16
maxamillionhiya hyper_ch08:16
hyper_chmaxamillion: you're always here?08:16
sigmamu188hyper_ch: good evening08:17
Kobak, max, I typed that, and it didn't have any output08:17
hyper_chevening? :( early morning and I have to go to uni soon :(08:17
maxamillionhyper_ch: i try to be :)08:17
maxamillionhyper_ch: i am here while i am at work and i am here right now because i am at home doing homework08:17
sigmamu188uts 0120 where i am08:17
maxamillionsigmamu188: same here .... you know, a whole hour up the road08:18
sigmamu188ugg i have to get up in 4.4 hours08:18
sigmamu188lol08:18
hyper_chCET 08:2008:18
maxamillionsigmamu188: i have to get up at 7 ... class from 8am-1pm, then work from 1-7pm08:18
Kobamaxamillion: And after I used that command, I used ifconfig, and it shows a 127.0.0.1 as the IP08:18
maxamillionKoba: that's just the lo ... do "ifconfig -a" and see if you get a eth0 listing08:19
hyper_chhmmm, if that doesn't return anything... hmmm, then you have a problem08:19
hyper_chhyper@xubi:~/Appz/MP3$ lspci | grep Ethernet08:19
hyper_ch00:12.0 Ethernet controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT6102 [Rhine-II]  (rev 78)08:19
Kobasame thing08:19
maxamillionhyper_ch: already told him to use that command ;)08:19
hyper_chmaxamillion: I know08:19
Kobait doesn't output anything08:19
hyper_chmaxamillion: just showing him again... maybe he got a typo08:20
Kobathat lspci command08:20
maxamillionhyper_ch: ooohhhh ok08:20
maxamillion < maxamillion> Koba: open a terminal and type "lspci | grep Ethernet"08:21
maxamillionKoba: and then i mentioned the quotes and you remarked that you knew not to use them08:21
Kobaoutputs nothing :)08:21
maxamillionKoba: yeah, then it isn't detected08:21
hyper_chmaxamillion: then there is a problem08:22
maxamillionhyper_ch: that there is08:22
sigmamu188driver issue?08:22
hyper_chKoba: is it a 1gb card?08:22
Kobai'm not sure, its a eMachine eOne 433, the network card is inside the machine08:22
maxamillionsigmamu188: possibly08:23
maxamillionanyhoo ... i'm off to bed, i am at a solid stopping point for my homework for the evening08:23
maxamillionbe back tomorrow08:23
hyper_chso, gotta go working... cya08:23
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sigmamu188let me see if i can find a driver for you08:24
Kobasigmamu188: :O really? thanks buddy08:26
Kobawindows 98 doesn't even find the card...08:29
sigmamu188hmm08:29
sigmamu188might be a bad card08:29
sigmamu188Koba: is it enabled in the bios?08:30
Kobalemme check08:30
KobaHm, there is no option for the network in the bios08:32
KobaPhoenixBIOS08:32
sigmamu188hmm08:32
sigmamu188it might be a bad card08:33
Kobawait08:33
Kobathere it is08:33
Kobait was diabled08:33
sigmamu188ah ha!08:33
sigmamu188enable it08:33
Kobasigmamu188, if I could hug you, lol08:33
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sigmamu188Koba: im just trying to repay what i owe to this chatroom08:34
sigmamu188or thinktank as i like to think08:34
KobaYES!!!, eth0 DHCP!!!08:34
sigmamu188Koba:  sweet!08:35
sigmamu188Koba: so i am to assume you can now access the net?08:35
KobaI think so, lemme test08:35
Kobaoh wth? lspci | grep Ethernet gives me the name of my network card, and ifconfig -a gives me a bunch of data on eth0, but firefox and dillo can't access the web08:36
sigmamu188hmmm08:37
sigmamu188ok open the dsl control panel08:39
Kobak08:39
sigmamu188netcardconfig08:39
KobaI just tried netcardconfig, and it failed sending the DHCP thing08:39
Kobathe DHCP broadcast08:40
sigmamu188wlanconfig08:40
sigmamu188try that08:40
sigmamu188see what options it gives you08:40
sigmamu188oh i think that might just be wireless config08:41
Kobayep08:41
sigmamu188is your network dhcp being assigned through you router08:41
KobaI have DHCP enabled yes08:42
sigmamu188try netcardconfig again08:42
peweehhow do i change the standard character encoding from UTF-8 to ISO-8859-2? :)08:43
sigmamu188no clue08:43
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sigmamu188Koba: ok i really sorry but i need to get some sleep, you best bet is to either keep messing with it or look at the faq and wiki08:46
ormiretpeweeh: change you're locale08:47
KobaIts alright sigmamu188, you have helped alot, get some rest :P08:47
sigmamu188ill be back tomorrow night, good luck to you Koba.08:47
Kobathanks08:47
sigmamu188any time08:47
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MaxFrameshello09:53
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MaxFramesi am unable to upgrade xubuntu 6.06 to 6.10... when I run the update manager I get an error "Could not calculate the upgrade...an unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade... please report this bug [etc etc] "09:54
MaxFramesthis happens right after the update manager goes into the "fetching and installing the upgrades" phase09:55
MaxFramesfrom a search with google I gather this is a bug, but I haven't been able to find a solution09:58
grazieMaxFrames: never done dapper to edgy upgrade, but I believe there were problems initially. I'm sure the problems are all resolved now though10:06
grazieMaxFrames: have tried using aptitude or synaptic or apt-get instead?10:07
graziehave you*10:07
MaxFramesright now i'm trying this:10:07
MaxFrameshttp://blog.mypapit.net/2006/10/howto-upgrade-ubuntu-dapper-to-edgy-eft.html10:07
MaxFrames...and it certainly is doing something... let's keep fingers crossed....10:08
MaxFramesfrom what i understand, it changed something in the sources.list file to point to the edgy eft distro10:09
MaxFramesthen it called for the upgrade10:09
MaxFramesright now it's at about 20% into getting the packages10:10
graziewell changing /etc/apt/sources.list to edgy is mandatory now matter which way you do it :)10:10
graziesounds good10:11
MaxFramesso it looks like I sorta forced it to do what it was supposed to do automatically10:12
MaxFrames(sorry... i'm a noob)10:13
grazienot sure what you mean by automatically, but /etc/apt/sources.list always needs updating on a release upgrade10:14
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darrend_laptop!dhclient10:22
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about dhclient - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi10:22
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mark487i'm looking for some help w/ grub.  anyone game?10:24
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MaxFramesgrazie: i mean by just running the GUI update manager10:27
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grazieMaxFrames: the update manager will never upgrade to a new release (like dapper to edgy) unless you specifically make it do so by updating sources.list10:30
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graabeinhi. what programs do you prefer for ipod playback and tagging?10:31
MaxFramesbut in xubuntu there seems to be some kind of upgrade wizard....10:31
MaxFramesit says "a distribution upgrade is available" and there is a button to start the upgrade10:31
MaxFramesstrange that a manual intervention is needed before that10:31
MaxFramesand yet this seems to be the case10:32
grazieMaxFrames: ah, I'm afraid I know nothing of the wizard (didn't even know of its existance) ... you could well be right10:33
MaxFramesit's probably a bug in the wizard... it doesn't update the sources list before attempting to retrieve the packages10:34
MaxFramesso it tries to fetch them from the dapper sources10:35
MaxFramesdammit.... it failed :(((10:36
MaxFrames"failed to fetch http://it.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/libc/libchewing/libchewing3-data_0.3.0.1_i386.deb Error reading from server - read (104 Connection reset by peer)10:37
MaxFrames"E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?"10:38
grazieMaxFrames: that looks like a mirror server problem....do you have alternative mirrors?10:39
MaxFramesi'm afraid the sources.list is wrong10:41
MaxFramesi am on xubuntu10:41
MaxFramesthe sources.list says deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubunty edgy....10:41
grazieall ubuntu distros share the same repos10:42
MaxFramesok10:42
MaxFramesso what do i have to do to resume the upgrade?10:44
grazie!mirrors10:46
ubotuUbuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive10:46
grazieMaxFrames: you change the server that is giving you problems in sources.list to an alternative mirror listed at the above link10:47
grazieMaxFrames: or wait until the server is sorted10:48
MaxFramesok.... it seems to have resumed10:48
grazieit happems :)10:49
MaxFramessome messages I see are scary10:51
MaxFrames"dependency problems--- upgrading anyway as you request"10:51
MaxFramesi give up... there just is no way to learn linux hands on, one has to study (a lot) before even booting it for the first time10:53
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MaxFramesuh oh11:00
MaxFrames"configuration file "/etc/login.defs" modified by you or by a script since installation;package distributor has shipped an updated version11:01
MaxFrames"what would you like to do? install the package maintainer version/keep the current version?"11:02
MaxFramesi'll install the new version11:04
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Naughtyboylo lads...11:32
Naughtyboydoes any1 know how to remowe the "trashcan" functionallity...11:33
Naughtyboys that the files gets deletetd directly11:33
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MaxFrameslol... i'd like to know how to "enable" the trashcan! :D11:36
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Seth_SHow do I get a numbered desktop switcher instead of the graphical pager?11:46
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MaxFrameslol... i'm almost finished upgrading from dapper to edgy and the desktop icons are continuously changing in colour and aspect as I watch :D11:51
MaxFrames"pick a theme and stay with it, tux" :P11:52
Seth_S!help11:53
ubotuI am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots11:53
Seth_S!desktop-switcher11:53
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NaughtyboyMaxFrames, : how come you're upgrading to edgy now when fiesty is around the corner..?12:01
MaxFramesjust for kicks12:01
MaxFramesi'm trashing an old pc in order to get to grips with linux12:01
MaxFramesi installed dapper months ago, and never was able to upgrade to edgy12:02
MaxFramestoday I decided I had to win.12:02
MaxFramesthere is a problem now though12:03
MaxFramesnow, if i launch update manager, i get a "not all updates can be installed"12:03
MaxFrames"run a distibution upgrade, to install as many updates as possible"12:04
MaxFrames"This can be caused by an uncompleted upgrade, unofficial software packages or by running a development version"12:04
MaxFramesi did not intentionally do any of these :/12:04
Naughtyboyok..12:05
MaxFramesso now i'm stuck... no more updates?12:05
Naughtyboynot good12:05
ormiretMaxFrames: get a terminal and run 'sudo aptitude dist-upgrade' and see what it says is actually causing problems.12:06
MaxFramesok12:07
MaxFramesthere is a number of problems... in the end, it tells me that score is -24 and asks me if i accept the proposed solution12:09
MaxFramesof course i answer Y...12:09
ormiretcopy the output to pastebin and I'll check and see it isn't going to remove anything important :)12:09
MaxFramesdang... too late :D12:10
ormiretthat's the other way of finding out I supose :)12:10
MaxFramesyes, I actually don't care too much if I'll have to reinstall... I want to learn12:10
MaxFrameslooks like it worked12:12
MaxFramesupdate manager is now downloading a new xubuntu-desktop pkg12:13
MaxFramesthere is still an error12:18
MaxFrames"could not download all repository indexes"12:18
MaxFrames"check... the correct writing of the repository address in the preferences"12:19
MaxFramesthen it says this:12:19
MaxFrames"cdrom:[Xubuntu 6.06 _Dapper Drake_...." etc etc12:19
MaxFrameslike it was still pointing to 6.0612:19
ormirethow did you change from dapper to edgy?12:20
grazieMaxFrames: I'm not saying update manager is crap, but is possibly the worst ubuntu tool to manage your packages and has had really big problems12:20
MaxFramesormiret: i followed this link12:21
MaxFrameshttp://blog.mypapit.net/2006/10/howto-upgrade-ubuntu-dapper-to-edgy-eft.html12:21
ormiretright, that'll leave the dapper disk as a repository but trying to look for edgy packages on it. Take out the cdrom: line in /etc/apt/sources.list12:23
MaxFramesok12:24
MaxFramesgood! no more error messages12:25
ormiretexcellent \o/12:25
MaxFramesyet.... there is a "xubuntu-desktop" listed in the available updates panel, but it's greyed out and update manager says "no available updates"12:26
MaxFramesthat's the package i just installed... or at least i thought i'd installed it12:26
MaxFramesI also notice that update manager does not prompt me for a password when I run it... it did before under dapper12:28
ormirethmm, possibly not excellent then. I'm not familiar with update-manager so don't actually know what that means, try aptitude again from the command line12:29
ormiretIt should prompt you for a password once and then again if you don't do anything for long enough.12:29
MaxFrameslol12:30
MaxFramesstill a bunch of issues12:30
MaxFramesmy score is now -283 :D12:30
ormiretthat's getting worse12:32
MaxFramesgood... all sorted, no errors, no warnings, everybody happy now :)12:32
MaxFramesthe second dist-upgrade worked12:32
ormiretyeah it sometimes take a couple of runs to get all the dependencies sorted12:33
ormiretjust check you've still got xubuntu-desktop12:34
MaxFramesthe available updates list is now empty12:34
MaxFramesi think it was installed12:34
ormiretaptitude wil remove things to resolve conflicts though, 'aptitude show xubuntu-desktop' will give you a state for it.12:35
MaxFramesstate: not installed :(12:36
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MaxFramesso? apt-get xubuntu-desktop?12:37
ormiret'sudo aptitude install xubuntu-desktop' to have a go installing it12:37
ormiretaptitude is better at figuring out a useful solution to conflicts12:38
MaxFramesdidn't work... it's still not installed12:38
ormiretwhat output did you get trying to install it? (put the whole lot in pastebin)12:39
MaxFrames!pastebin12:40
ubotupastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)12:40
MaxFrameshttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12901/12:42
ormirettry removing libxine-main1 and trying again.12:43
MaxFrameser... how do i do that? :P12:44
ormiret'sudo aptitude remove libxine-main1'12:44
MaxFramesnow it says that xfmedia is broken as well, and asks if i want to remove it12:45
ormiretyes, it'll be pulled back in when you install xubuntu-desktop12:46
MaxFramesso let's try to reinstall xubuntu desktop12:47
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MaxFrames:)12:49
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graabeini can't see the boot splash mouse on startup... what boot option is this? vga?12:50
albensplash12:50
MaxFrames"splash screen"12:51
albenvmlinuz-2.6.17-11-generic root=/dev/mapper/root quiet ro splash acpi=force12:52
albenthat's my12:52
graabeini have edited the #defoptions line, is that wrong? looks commented out12:52
albenone cross mans that it will be parsed, two ## are comments12:53
graabeinokay so it's the right line12:53
MaxFramesthanks everybody, now my edgy is running fine :)12:53
ormiretyou can enjoy it for a couple of weeks and then upgrade to feisty :)12:54
albendoes somebody know if it will be possible to upgrade from 6.10 to 7.04 or at least from 7.04 beta to non beta?12:54
albenwithout reinstalling12:55
grazieMaxFrames: that was a lot harder than it should have been....but good experience no doubt12:55
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ormiretalben: it will certainly be possible, if you've customised the setup of your system a lot it might need a bit of coaxing.12:55
graziealben: I've just done it as a test12:55
graziealben: ended up with 400/500mb of extra disk space though and I haven't figure out why yet12:56
albenhow does the upgrade run? out of the installed system or from live-cd?12:59
ormiretin the installed system, from beta to release it comes through normal updates, from edgy to feisty you cahnge the repositories your using and then update.01:00
graziealben: you can also use the alternate cd (but not live) to upgrade rather than re-install01:02
graziealben: using the cd as a repo of course01:03
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MaxFramesormiret: do you think my PC (pIII 733, 128 MB RAM) would be able to run feisty?01:04
MaxFramesuh... bbl... boss calling01:05
albeni like also fresh installs but i don't want to loose everything and my partitions a crypted01:07
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graziealben: do you a01:10
graziealben: do you have a separate /home parition (got interupted)01:11
graziepartition (oh dear)01:12
albenyes /home /boot / and /keys at boot time01:12
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graziewell that makes a fresh install much less hassle. all you need to do is reinstall the apps you like and keep as much as possible of your /etc config01:16
albeni think i know what you mean. on my notebook there aren't many changes in /etc. maybe only xorg.conf, fstab and some crypt stuff.01:20
albenbut i'm not sure if i can boot into my crypted system and upgrade out of there without ang chroot stuff01:21
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squirrelpimphi03:28
squirrelpimpi just read about unclutter in debaday... where in xubuntu is the preferred place for such a tool to be entered to be autostarted?03:29
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enderximI'm having troubing with xfburn. It will not recognize my dvd-r as such, and won't let me, in preferences, select that it can burn to dvd, only cd. Any suggestions to fix this?04:00
maxamillionenderxim: use something other than xfburn, it was removed after dapper because it ended up causing so many problems .... try out graveman or gnomebaker04:02
enderximmaxamillion, Removed? I'm running feisty, it's installed by default.04:02
maxamillionenderxim: really?04:03
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maxamillion-y +u04:03
maxamillion.... so it is04:03
maxamillionwell it wasn't there in edgy (irrc)04:03
maxamillioniirc*04:03
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enderximmaxamillion, I didn't use xubuntu in edgy, I switched after the upgrade, so I wouldn't know. Ok, I'll try graveman04:04
enderximmaxamillion, Thank you04:04
maxamillionenderxim: no problem :) ... sorry i was wrong about that, but now i know :)04:04
gpocentekit was in edgy04:05
enderximmaxamillion, I just think it's odd, that xfburn causes me these headaches, and gnomebaker does not. They are both frontends to cdrecord right?04:05
maxamilliongpocentek: was it really?04:05
maxamillionenderxim: i believe so, but i think xfburn has some stability issues to be honest04:06
enderximmaxamillion, I see. Well, I'll remember that. graveman is working out pretty well so far.04:06
gpocentekmaxamillion: http://packages.ubuntu.com/edgy/metapackages/xubuntu-desktop, check the deps04:07
maxamilliongpocentek: rgr ...04:07
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maxamillionfor some reason i thought Jani decided to take it out because the user base had so many issues with it04:09
enderximThat may explain all shiny new coasters I've made that should have been ubuntu install cd's. I seemed to have a LOT more trouble than I should have.04:11
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maxamillionj1mc: ping04:26
maxamillionerrr...04:26
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Naughtyboyany1 know how to disble/remove "trashcan" ....in Fiesty ..??04:51
maxamillionNaughtyboy: completely remove it?04:52
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MaxFramesback04:53
MaxFrameshow do I display the trash bin on the desktop rather than in the xfce panel?04:53
maxamillionMaxFrames: what version of xubuntu are you running?04:54
MaxFramesedgy04:54
Naughtyboymaxamillion, : well..I thought of that to...but if I remove it and it doesn't work as intended...then I'm not sure how to ge t it back04:54
NaughtyboyI wan't it to completly remove tha filse...instead of putting them i trashcan04:55
maxamillionNaughtyboy: oh ... that to my knowledge is only possible through the command line (the general community requested it be the way it is with the trash can so that's what the developers did)04:56
Naughtyboyhmm...FFS....I hate it.....crap IMHO04:58
Naughtyboyanyway..thnx for the headsup04:58
MaxFramesso is it possible to have the bin on the desktop?05:00
grazieNaughtyboy: in thunar shift+delete should delete permanently (bypass trash)05:00
grazieMaxFrames: yes, but I don't know how without looking it up. You'd need to tweak your xfce config files05:01
maxamillionMaxFrames: yeah, I just can't seem to remember05:01
MaxFramesstrange place to put a recycle bin05:02
Naughtyboygrazie,..ahaa...very nice...atleast something..05:03
maxamillionMaxFrames: its on the desktop by default in Fesity05:03
maxamillionFeisty*05:03
MaxFramesgood reason to upgrade :P05:03
grazieNaughtyboy: np :)05:04
maxamillionMaxFrames: ;)05:04
Naughtyboyone other that bugs me a bit in xfce4.4 is that the removed the compositor shadow under the panels and borderless open windows on the desktop...05:07
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MaxFramesmm... where's the firewall in edgy?05:28
TheSheepMaxFrames: build in into kernel05:30
MaxFramesi mean i can't find the options05:31
TheSheep~firewall05:31
TheSheep!firewall | MaxFrames05:31
ubotuMaxFrames: Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).05:31
MaxFramesok, so no GUI in xfce05:31
TheSheepyou don't usually need to change the settings for a desktop05:32
TheSheepand if it's a server, then you prefer config files anyways05:32
MaxFramesi'd want to share a smb folder for windows lan clients to use05:32
TheSheepMaxFrames: just configure your samba05:33
TheSheep!samba05:33
ubotusamba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT05:33
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johnnybigoodeping ?05:43
somerville32pong05:44
maxamillionACK05:45
maxamillion:P05:45
johnnybigoodesorry, first time on irc, just wanted to know if this thing actually works05:45
maxamillionjohnnybigoode: sure does :)05:46
maxamillionjohnnybigoode: welcome to our community that currently appears to be suspended in cyber space :)05:46
johnnybigoodemaxamillion: thankx very much for the warm welcome\05:46
johnnybigoodei`ve been trying to migrate to linux for some years now, i think xubuntu might be my weapon of choice, hehe05:47
maxamillionjohnnybigoode: fantastic!!! look out for feisty, its going to be stellar when we release stable (its stellar now too, just in beta form)05:47
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MaxFramesgosh05:48
MaxFramesmount -t smbfs -o username=dlightman //development/project-code /mnt/pcode => not working for me05:48
johnnybigoodeI prefered the 6.06 version, since it`s stable, i don't think i'm ready to play with betas yet05:49
MaxFrames"wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock, missing codepage or other error"05:49
MaxFramesdmesg => smbfs: mount_data version 1919251317 is not supported05:50
MaxFramesgosh.... there's enough in linux to drive a microsoft junkie completely crazy :P05:50
johnnybigoodeyou can say that again . . . I'm still lost on this new desktop05:51
MaxFramesi lost half of my sanity updating from dapper to edgy, and i am losing the other half now trying to mount a smb share05:51
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johnnybigoodesmb = windows shared folder ?05:53
MaxFramesyea05:54
maxamillion!smb | johnnybigoode05:54
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about smb - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi05:54
maxamillionbah!05:54
maxamillion!samba | johnnybigoode05:54
ubotujohnnybigoode: samba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT05:54
maxamillion:)05:54
maxamillionjohnnybigoode: smb is just short for samba05:54
maxamillionZOMG ... i have class in like 2 minutes!!!05:54
maxamilliongotta run!!!05:54
MaxFramesi can access the share with smbclient, but can't mount it :/05:54
johnnybigoodeok, now it's my time to make a question.05:56
johnnybigoodehow do I play mp3s under XUBUNTU ?05:56
somerville32!mp305:56
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/FreeFormats05:56
somerville32:)05:57
johnnybigoodety very much05:57
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MaxFramesbye06:01
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grazieI've asked this question a couple of times in #xchat and not got an answer. Maybe some here knows better.06:09
grazieThe xchat icon in the system tray has a popup telling me I've got privates messages. I can't see a way to read them.06:09
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_1911_Hello. What version of xfce used on xubuntu 6.06?06:10
Shaba1anyone here06:11
johnnybigoodeI'm using xubuntu 6.0606:11
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johnnybigoodebut I'm a newcommer to linux in general06:11
johnnybigoodehow do I find out what version of xfce i'm using ?06:11
Shaba1So am I johansalim06:11
Shaba1so I am going to listen to the questions you ask and ride the coatails06:12
_1911_uhhmm.. maybe in xfce menu button > About xfce?)06:12
johnnybigoodethis is what I got06:12
johnnybigoodeversion 4.3.90.2 (Xfce 4.4 BETA1)06:12
_1911_oh06:13
_1911_thanks ^_^06:13
johnnybigoodeno problemo, glad I could help06:13
Shaba1oK06:13
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Shaba1how do I tell how much ram is being used at any one moment06:13
ormiretShaba1: enter the command 'free' into a terminal06:14
johnnybigoodeuhn... good question . . .06:15
johnnybigoodeHere's a better one, can I set up a icon on the task bar to show how much ram / processor is been used ?06:15
johnnybigoodeLike in WXP's google's desktop ?06:15
Shaba1that is what I actually wanted johnnybigoode06:15
ormiretyes, right click the pannel and select add new item and in the dialogue that pops up you should find a few monitors06:16
Shaba1what "pannel"06:17
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_1911_oh.. i've seen that screenshot - http://www.linux.org.ru/gallery/bigmquk3u.jpg - and now I want to try xfce.. it's sooo nice..06:18
j1mchehehe06:18
johnnybigoodesystem load06:18
johnnybigoodeshaba1: system load06:18
ormiretShaba1: the pannel is the task bar thing with the main menu clock etc.06:18
Shaba1Ok he said right click the "pannel"06:18
Shaba1What "pannel"06:19
Shaba1where?06:19
grazieShaba1:  as ompum says....any desktop panel ... top or bottom ... there's cpu graph (good) and  system loadmonitor applets06:19
johnnybigoodeRight click in the top taskbar or botton taskbar06:20
johnnybigoodeThen choose ADD06:20
johnnybigoode"Add new Item "06:20
grazieas ormiret said ...sorry ompum06:20
Shaba1thank you johnnybigoode "taskbar" makes sense06:20
ompumno prob06:20
johnnybigoodeYou are comming from windows also eh ? hehehehe06:20
Shaba1yeah06:21
Shaba1Well that happens thru out the IT/Computer industry06:21
Shaba1People know what they are talking about06:21
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Shaba1becasue the use/do it all the time06:21
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Shaba1but they do not know that OTHER people may not use the same terminology or know what the heck they are talking about.06:22
Shaba1And they do not explain06:22
Shaba1I see it all the time in blender06:22
Shaba1and the programming boards for python,php,Java C++ that I belong to.06:22
johnnybigoodeI know, think about it, if spend too much time in linux, you eventually simply call it pannel bar or something06:23
johnnybigoodeI'm a english teacher for brazilians, so I gotta know this stuff06:23
johnnybigoodehehe06:23
Shaba1Well for people that are not native english speakers I can see the problem and I aplaude them for even trying to write a tutorial or documentation that is not in their native language.06:24
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graziehey Shaba1 weren't not trying to be difficult, we called them panels 'cos that's their name....some of haven't run wondow for quite a while...maybe never06:24
johnnybigoode^_^~06:24
Shaba1But I am talking about people that are native english speakers that do not know how to write.06:24
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Shaba1they must not teach english or compositional writing in public schools any longer06:25
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johnnybigoodeActually, they do, but the public schools in brazil are not good at all . . .06:25
johnnybigoodeAnd most people don't even want to learn english06:25
Shaba1Well johnnybigoode I can see that in a foreign country06:26
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Shaba1but I am talking about american born people06:26
Shaba1and kids06:26
Shaba1that do not know how to write well06:27
Shaba1or explain themselves to other people06:27
=== grazie maybe this is getting a bit off topic?
Shaba1it is06:29
johnnybigoodeHm . . . Since there is no one in need of help . . .06:30
johnnybigoodeOfftopic = ban around here ?06:30
_1911_06:30
_1911_Oops, sorry.. I meand "hehe".06:30
_1911_Join to #xubuntu-offtopic :D06:30
graziejohnnybigoode: i'm not a moderator....not a ban I wouldn't have though...maybe a referal to #xubuntu-offtopic06:31
johnnybigoode=) It is always good to know the rules06:31
graziejust found out recently that using certain irc webclients is a ban though06:33
_1911_why?06:34
johnnybigoodeDunno, but I have been banned many times for offtopic stuff06:34
johnnybigoodeAnd I wasn't talking about Illegal stuff06:35
_1911_>:)06:35
ormiretfrom ubuntu related channels?06:35
Shaba1Ok I download and applet calle Ktalker(I think that is the name I am on windows right now) its suppose to speak text pasted in to its window but it does nothing as far as I can see06:37
Shaba1might that be because xubuntu uses xfe?06:37
johnnybigoodeNope, I got banned in a pascal support channel06:38
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ormiretShaba1: how did you install it?06:38
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johnnybigoodefor getting banned or for talking offtopic and NOT beeing banned ?06:39
graziefor getting banned from a pascal channel06:40
johnnybigoode . . . >_>"06:40
johnnybigoodePS.: Am I able to change files from linux of a FAT32 partition ?06:41
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ormiretyes.06:41
_1911_Yes :)06:41
johnnybigoodeSo, to continue to download torrents to my old windows partition I just need to mount it and run the torrent and specify the paths ?06:41
_1911_And you can use an ntfs-3g driver to write files in NTFS partitions06:42
_1911_Yes06:42
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_1911_I doesn't like too, but it good for windows + more than 4gb files..06:42
johnnybigoodeBut thank you people for the support . . .06:42
johnnybigoodeI remember NOT using puppylinux b/c of the bad public support06:42
_1911_you can mount it for example with 'mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/hda1'06:42
_1911_puppylinux is an livecd, isn't it?06:43
johnnybigoodeyes it is06:43
johnnybigoodeI gave up since I couldn't find a way to install to my hd06:43
johnnybigoode_1991_ how do I create a script file (Like a DOS-BAT file) to quickly mount the partition06:44
johnnybigoode?06:44
graziethere's an ext2/3 windows driver that I would use in preference to both fat32 and ntfs windows/linux file sharing06:44
_1911_uhm.. isn't it, xubuntu must automount it by self?06:44
johnnybigoodehow ?06:44
_1911_i dunno, i didn't used *buntus yet :)06:44
_1911_create a new file, then open it with any text editor, and write:06:44
_1911_#!/bin/sh06:45
_1911_mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/hda106:45
_1911_--- that's all ---06:45
_1911_You must sure you have the dir "/mnt/hda1"06:45
ormiretyou don't want a script to mount things though - you put them in /etc/fstab06:45
_1911_And "hda1" is your partition with fat3206:45
_1911_yep, or you can edit /etc/fstab06:45
graziebeaten to it by ormiret06:45
_1911_and it will be automounted while loading06:46
johnnybigoodeI really think my windows partition is hda5. . .06:49
johnnybigoodeormiret can you try to explain again06:49
johnnybigoodeI didn't understand06:49
ormiretOK, first lets se if it's mounted already: enter 'mount' with no parameters and you'll get a list of the things mounted.06:50
johnnybigoodeIt is mounted, I made a sudo mount to /win06:52
johnnybigoode /dev/hda1 on / type ext3 (rw,errors=remount-ro)06:52
johnnybigoode proc on /proc type proc (rw)06:52
johnnybigoode/sys on /sys type sysfs (rw)06:52
johnnybigoodevarrun on /var/run type tmpfs (rw)06:52
johnnybigoodevarlock on /var/lock type tmpfs (rw)06:52
johnnybigoodeprocbususb on /proc/bus/usb type usbfs (rw)06:52
johnnybigoodeudev on /dev type tmpfs (rw)06:52
johnnybigoodedevpts on /dev/pts type devpts (rw,gid=5,mode=620)06:52
johnnybigoodedevshm on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw)06:52
johnnybigoodelrm on /lib/modules/2.6.15-26-386/volatile type tmpfs (rw)06:52
johnnybigoode/dev/hda5 on /win type vfat (rw)06:52
johnnybigoodesorry for the flood >_>06:52
ormiret!pastebin06:53
ubotupastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)06:53
ormiretjohnnybigoode: to make that happen automatically when you start the machine put another line in your /etc/fstab saying: '/dev/hda5  /win  vfat  defaults,user  0  0'06:55
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johnnybigoodefstab is a file ?06:56
ormiretyes.06:56
ormiretmost stuff in /etc/ is text files, with a few symlinks.06:57
johnnybigoodeargh06:58
johnnybigoodecant open file to savbe file06:58
Ioniusdid you opened it with sudo / su?06:58
johnnybigoodenow i did06:59
johnnybigoodeThank you very much06:59
Ioniusnp07:00
johnnybigoodehey, another stupid question, where can I find my "installed programs" foilder ?07:00
Ioniusuhhmm.. you meaned installed packages? :)07:01
Ioniusin any package manager, like aptitude or synaptic07:01
johnnybigoodeNo . . . I wanted to add an OPERA icon, but I can't find the OPERA icon07:01
johnnybigoodeOr better, where do I extrac installed packages07:02
Naughtyboy/usr/share/pixmaps07:02
Naughtyboythat susually icon location07:02
Ioniusif it didn't appeared, may be you should make it? :) execute command 'opera' and select icon from pixmaps folder..07:03
ormiretrun 'dpkg -L <name of opera package> | grep png' will tell you where it is for sure.07:03
johnnybigoodeI found it, thank you07:03
Naughtyboydpkg -L synaptic | grep png07:04
Naughtyboyhmm....does that work..?07:04
ormiretthat will tell you where synaptic put it's png's07:05
NaughtyboyOMFG...yes it sure did...LOL07:05
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ormiretyou can look at the intalled files for packages in synaptic and do the grep yourself07:07
Naughtyboyyeah I just tried07:07
Naughtyboyormiret, : if I wanted to change the coolor in a thunar window....i.e atm I'm using Clearlooks theme...and bakground color in thunar is white...if I where to change that...whrer would I have look...??07:08
Naughtyboyu got any idea..?07:08
Ioniusarrrgh.. xubuntu dont want to boot from vmware -_-07:09
johnnybigoode* Trying to install yab for adesklets . . . It says that no module named adesklets . . .07:09
johnnybigoodeAny help ?07:09
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Naughtyboyjohnnybigoode, : no help...just a heads up..that adesklets is THE DEVIL...if you are configuring it fpr the first time.....takes a while to get it right07:11
Naughtyboyatleas it did last time I used it07:11
johnnybigoodeOK07:11
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hyper_chhuhu08:57
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pirothezerothinking about installing xubuntu today, apps that are primarily used are gnome apps right?09:41
somerville32GTK2 apps09:41
pirothezeroah ok09:42
Ioniusdamn! I've launched xubuntu installer and I closed it on 97%. lol09:45
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pirothezeroHow can I increase the taskbar size the top and bottom. Doing dual portrait mode monitors and its like half way there09:46
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dings_hello every110:52
dings_can someone tell me if its possible to change the encoding in xfce's terminal?10:53
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g4hah bloody hell. whats standard operating procedure when the dist upgrade hangs in the middle of fetching and installing updates?10:56
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dings_g4h: fetching or installing?11:00
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g4hlol. inadvertently fixed it11:02
g4hwent to copy the last couple lines of progress and it resumed11:02
g4hit hung up while trying to force-reload mono-apache11:02
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g4hforgot the ctrl-c works a lil differently in cli. <.<     >.>11:03
g4hthat*11:03
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somerville32hehe11:05
somerville32:)11:05
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PiNEi haven't used xfce for a while now... but i am thinking of coming back with the 7.04 release.  does [will]  it support moving multiple files on the desktop [by drawing a box around them or something similar] ?11:38
Naughtyboyguys..is ther any other way to add new themes to Xfce4.4 than copy the files to /usr/share/themes  ..??11:38
maxamillionPiNE: lemme check really quick ... i'm running it the beta right now11:38
NaughtyboyPiNE, : running it right now..and I can't do it11:39
maxamillionPiNE: no, but you can click on do ctrl+click or shift+click11:39
PiNEmaxamillion, and that lets you individually select multiple ones...11:40
maxamillionPiNE: ctrl lets you individually select and shift lets you pick a group11:41
PiNEi really like the multiple select feature... i don't think i even use it that much but i always want it when i don't have it.11:41
Naughtyboyany1 knwos about the theming I asked about..?11:41
maxamillionlol ... i know the feeling11:41
maxamillionNaughtyboy: whats up?11:41
Naughtyboyis ther any other way to add new themes to Xfce4.4 than copy the files to /usr/share/themes  ..??11:42
maxamillionNaughtyboy: yeah .... create a .themes directory in your home directory and unpack files there11:42
Naughtyboyand that should work with latest Fiesty 7.04 and Xfce 4.4  ..??11:43
NaughtyboyI know it did earlier..11:43
PiNEdoesn't drag n dropping the theme into theme manager work?11:43
maxamillionNaughtyboy: yeah, it will work11:45
PiNEmaxamillion, thanks for checking out the desktop thing for me!11:45
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maxamillionPiNE: no, i don't think you can drag and drop the theme into the theme manager (though that would be quite the feature)11:46
maxamillionPiNE: anytime :)11:46
NaughtyboyPiNE, : no it doesn't work with theme manager like in gnome....unfortunealy11:46
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PiNEi thought changing themes in xfce was pretty easy... i don't remember doing much command line stuff, and i like to change themes a lot!11:47
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PiNEanyhow i guess i should get out of here i feel like an xubuntu poser... i'll come back when i install it [or when i have more questions about it] 11:48
maxamillionPiNE: you can do it with the file manager of your choice ... no need for the command line11:48
PiNEbut before i go i think that i should let you know that out of all the forums for all the different linux flavours the xubuntu one has always been the nicest to come to!11:51
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Naughtyboyyeah I tried a new one and it worked...easy peazy...11:53
maxamillion:)11:53
Naughtyboybut I can for the love of god get this one to work:  http://www.xfce-look.org/content/show.php/Neutronium?content=4615311:53
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Naughtyboywould any1 of guys care to try it..11:53
maxamillionoh wow .... i like that one11:54
maxamillionNaughtyboy: i'll give it a shot11:54
Naughtyboymaxamillion, : thnx a bunch...  ;=))11:54
maxamillionNaughtyboy: it works, but its only a xfwm4 theme11:57
maxamillionNaughtyboy: go to "window manager" in the settings manager and it will be listed there11:58
Naughtyboymaxamillion, : ahaaa ...OK thought xfwm4 themes where "complete" themes to...11:59
maxamillionNaughtyboy: nope ;)11:59
KobaHows it goin' maxamillion11:59
Naughtyboymaxamillion, :....ok then thnx alot for helping..11:59
maxamillionKoba: meh, same ol same ol ... just sitting at work trying not to procrastinate too much12:00
maxamillionNaughtyboy: anytime :)12:00
Koba:P12:00
maxamillionNaughtyboy: i got the whole thing working now12:03
Naughtyboyok...??12:03
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maxamillionNaughtyboy: well on http://www.xfce-look.org/content/show.php/Neutronium?content=46153 you need to download the "theme-pack"12:04
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Naughtyboyok...did you have use both packages..??...if so where did you put them..12:05
ShiftOptionKHey, when I try to theme GDM it says that the theme won't load and then it defaults to the dopey human theme12:05
maxamillionNaughtyboy: unarchive that and then in the folder that results go into the GTK2 folder and in there is another archive called "Neutronium-Gtk2.tar.gz" move that one into your .themes directory and then the theme will show up in the user interface menu12:06
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Naughtyboymaxamillion, ...yeaaah baby..ill get right to it...12:08
maxamillionNaughtyboy: :)12:08
maxamillionShiftOptionK: have you consulted this wiki entry: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/GdmThemeing ?12:09
ShiftOptionKNo12:09
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maxamillionShiftOptionK: i don't know much about gdm themes but the wiki is really good about explaining things12:10
ShiftOptionKThe problem isn't with installing the theme, but it seems to be what GDM is doing with it12:11
ShiftOptionKI'm still reading the page, though12:11
maxamillionShiftOptionK: oh ... hmmm, strange12:11
ShiftOptionKYeah, I never had this problem with straight Ubuntu, though12:12
Shaba1hey anyone ever use a text to speak program called K talker12:12
Shaba1I *think* that is the name12:12
maxamillionShaba1: not i12:12
Shaba1I am on windows now so cannot say for sure12:12
ShiftOptionKHaven't heard of it before12:12
Shaba1I found it with synaptics12:12
Shaba1downloaded and installed it12:13
Shaba1but id does not speak any text12:13
Shaba1Not a biggie12:13
ShiftOptionKmaxamillion: That page seems to be talking more about how to create your own theme...12:13
maxamillionShiftOptionK: yeah12:13
maxamillionNaughtyboy: how's it coming?12:13
Naughtyboyyeah....reading up on the fixes ATM....but I got it copied int the /usr/share/themes folder12:14
ShiftOptionKAnyone have any luck installing and using 3rd party GDM themes?12:15
maxamillionNaughtyboy: oh ok12:15
maxamillionNaughtyboy: yeah, basically when you download themes you need to look for a gtk2 directory and that will be the user interface (or "gtk theme") or a xfwm4 directory which will be the xfwm4 theme (xfwm4 is xfce's window manager .... just incase you didn't know)12:16
Naughtyboymaxamillion, : I did know about xfwm4 ...I just thought that you could creat "complete" themes using it...12:18
Naughtyboymaxamillion, : got everything working now.....  ;==12:18
Naughtyboy;=)12:18
maxamillionNaughtyboy: well, you "can" ... but you would have to package a gtk2 and a xfwm4 theme together12:18
maxamillionNaughtyboy: good! ... glad to hear it12:19
maxamillionNaughtyboy: what you think? ... was it everything you thought it would be?12:19
Naughtyboyyeah...well almost...12:20
NaughtyboyIf u look at the pic http://www.xfce-look.org/content/show.php/Neutronium?content=46153 ...12:20
Naughtyboymaxamillion, look on his menu..12:20
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Naughtyboywhen he hover the mous over a specifik launcher..it get kind of rounded12:21
Naughtyboyif u understand...12:21
maxamillionyeah12:21
Naughtyboymine doesn't ti get s flat12:21
maxamillionlemme apply the theme to mine and check12:22
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Naughtyboythe panel and everything else looks like it should...it just the menus tha looks little different..12:22
maxamillionNaughtyboy: yeah, same for me ... it might be some default config in a Xubuntu package somewhere that is over riding it .....12:23
maxamillionNaughtyboy: actually no ... he is running Gnome12:23

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