[12:29] keb: you could have just made a launcher on the desktop and dragged it :) [12:29] keb: the desktop launcher creator has autocompletion based on these .desktop files [12:29] well the problem was what command to put into the launcher === T`2 [i=total@gateway/tor/x-f842fedfb4aa7a32] has joined #xubuntu [12:30] *figuring out what === spasticteapot [n=spastict@66-188-130-15.dhcp.mdsn.wi.charter.com] has joined #xubuntu [12:31] Anyone here been able to get Murrine running under Xubuntu Feisty? [12:31] keb: you'd type 'term' and it would show you a list, with icons and all :) [12:31] spasticteapot: sure, it's in the repos [12:32] TheSheep greeat, but when using a gui i would normally expect an entirely visual process for such tasks, e.g. drag from menu to panel ;) [12:32] keb: it's all under heavy development still [12:33] and probly in the heavy gui called gnome desktop [12:33] TheSheep: You can install it, but it won't necessarily do anything without murrine-configurator. [12:33] keb: in fact, the interfaces for creating a desktop launcher and panel launcher are different just because they are still being developed [12:33] ah ok [12:34] It's like adding point-and-click functionality without a mouse. [12:34] spasticteapot: it works, you just need some murrine themes from gnome-look.org [12:34] spasticteapot: murrine configurator is an ugly hack to edit the theme files, you can do it better with vim [12:34] How do you configure it? [12:34] Ooh. [12:34] Where do I put the themes? [12:34] in ~/.themes/ [12:35] or in /usr/share/themes if you want them system-wide === Sleepy_Coder [n=sucky_ke@adsl-69-225-11-254.dsl.skt2ca.pacbell.net] has joined #xubuntu === Sleepy_Coder [n=sucky_ke@adsl-69-225-11-254.dsl.skt2ca.pacbell.net] has joined #xubuntu === ZenDJiNN [n=Jin@ABordeaux-156-1-131-181.w90-5.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #xubuntu [12:50] cool. the xubuntu mirror finished. and it uses symlinks. joy. :) [12:50] so objects in mirror may be further than they appear [12:51] keb: there are no objects in mirorr, they are only reflections [12:51] ? [12:51] what happened? === carloska [i=ariel@gateway/tor/x-849867938702da09] has joined #xubuntu === kalikiana [n=kalikian@xdsl-87-78-23-207.netcologne.de] has joined #xubuntu === OGDA [n=thomas@dialup-4.246.221.133.Dial1.SanJose1.Level3.net] has joined #xubuntu === j1mc [n=jcampbel@157.199.22.99] has left #xubuntu [] [01:12] 09-F9-11-02-9D-74-E3-5B-D8-41-56-C5-63-56-88-C0 happened [01:12] bingo? [01:13] Merchelo, The hddvd number, right? Already got a t-shirt? :P [01:13] DE-AD-BE-EF-CA-FE? [01:14] if only i had a hd-dvd drive [01:14] um, hacking is ot here :) === bigfuzzyjesus_ [n=bigfuzzy@unaffiliated/bigfuzzyjesus] has joined #xubuntu [01:16] hi TheSheep, hi bigfuzzyjesus_ :) [01:17] kalikiana: \o/ [01:18] I have GOT to get that on a T-shirt. === kalikiana will get a pirate party t-shirt first :D [01:19] won't they just change the key next month? [01:20] keb, That's the question. Won't this render loads of players useless? [01:20] Who knows? [01:20] It'll make for a funny T-shirt. [01:20] And someone will crack the code within a week or two, anyway. What's been done once, can be done twice. [01:20] kalikiana: the better for the sales department [01:21] The very best about it is that the guy who found the key didn't even search for it. He said he was not even disassembling. [01:21] TheSheep, *g [01:22] kalikiana: he only says that to dodge DMCA ;) [01:22] :) [01:22] --> -offtopic === kalikiana is following TheSheep === crdlb [n=crdlb@pool-70-106-19-19.norf.east.verizon.net] has joined #xubuntu === T`2 [i=total@gateway/tor/x-5518a3d8d5150e91] has joined #xubuntu === emdash [i=dotsony@estrella.triplehelix.org] has joined #xubuntu [01:51] kalikiana, sup [01:51] bigfuzzyjesus_, :D [01:51] kalikiana, what have you been up to lately [01:52] one second === bigfuzzyjesus_ is switching go irssi [01:52] nvm this isnt my nick anyways === kalikiana is waiting for bigfuzzyjesus_ to login to irssi. === bigfuzzyjesus [n=paul@unaffiliated/bigfuzzyjesus] has joined #xubuntu [01:54] bigfuzzyjesus: Xchat works nice for me. === bigfuzzyjesus [n=paul@12.206.21.219] has joined #xubuntu [01:56] whats the command to see whats using your soundcard? [01:57] kalikiana: otay [01:57] spasticteapot: xchat works great, until you discover screen [01:57] Heh. [01:57] I thought you were switching irssi. [01:58] spasticteapot: i did [01:58] i am on irssi right now [01:58] they should really implement that part of X11 spec about detaching and reattaching app windows to different servers at runtime :) [01:58] screen is, then? [01:59] Irssi is a must. :p [01:59] XChat for the GUI addicts. :) [01:59] Irssi seems to be the most customizable. :p [01:59] spasticteapot: you can close a terminal session but have a cmd program still running [01:59] bigfuzzyjesus, What I am up to as in current projects? It's my new website, still catfish and the untitled webkit browser. [02:00] kalikiana: sneakpeek of your site? :) [02:02] TheSheep, The site will be about bentos mostly and some other japanese things. With nice photos. [02:02] My girlfriend is a pretty good photographer imho. :D [02:02] hehe [02:02] reminds me of that noodle site [02:03] ramen [02:03] http://www.mattfischer.com/ramen/ [02:05] Heh, nice site that. Although I prefer fresh korean noodles. :D [02:06] kalikiana: I used to live for about $40 a month -- mostly on a diet of ramen [02:07] Wow. That must've been tough. [02:08] didn't care at that time [02:08] wow, ramen-burger O.o [02:09] kalikiana: this one is pretty extreme lazyness: http://www.mattfischer.com/ramen/?p=402 === jedispam [n=jedispam@129.120.244.155] has left #xubuntu ["Konversation] [02:12] Well, I would really have to run out of time to do this. Since I can already make four sushi maki in half an hour. :P [02:14] I hate cooking, especially for me alone [02:14] it's nice to cook for more people, though === keb [n=keb@pdpc/supporter/active/keb] has left #xubuntu ["hmm"] [02:15] . . . === cinn| [n=cinn@cpc1-cdif4-0-0-cust304.cdif.cable.ntl.com] has joined #xubuntu [02:16] For me it's usually two people - her and me. I probably wouldn't do it if I were living allone. === cinn| is now known as Cinnander === mindframe_ [n=mindfram@ip68-106-174-142.br.br.cox.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:18] kalikiana: let me see your website when you have something, I will do some nitpicking ;) [02:18] :D [02:19] kalikiana: by the way, I can recommend you the software I use for my home page [02:20] kalikiana: it's 4k lines of perl hacked by some genius [02:20] TheSheep, Nah, I have my own cms in php. And I like it. [02:21] the tools we know are the best === kalikiana knows php and mysql. :P [02:22] kalikiana: that's one powerful combination === TheSheep knows perl and text files :) === sc0tch [n=sc0tch@12-227-172-64.client.mchsi.com] has joined #xubuntu [02:25] So does xfce menu editor in 7.04 improve -At all- over the poor menu editing available in feisty and below? [02:25] sc0tch: what do you mean? [02:26] sc0tch: the menu editor is fully functional, shame the default menu is being automatically generated instead of being static [02:26] sc0tch: but you can always use a static one [02:26] I mean the ability to add / remove / reorgainize shortcuts in the application menu. only thing I've been able to do is manually edit /share/applications/*.desktop files to control what submenu things appear in. [02:27] sc0tch: you can add/remove/reorganize the entries in the application menu all you like, if you don't like the automatically generated ones [02:27] sc0tch: you could since Dapper [02:28] I guess I'm a bit confused as if you choose to edit menu, the main system menu is simply an INCLUDE, which is not editable, can that be converted into a static list of ...links? [02:29] sc0tch: yes, it's kept in .cache//xfce4/desktop/ [02:30] sc0tch: but it's regenerated every time you install or remove something [02:30] so modify the entries in the xml? adding a new shortcut by copying an existing entry and modifying it to point to a different app? [02:30] TheSheep do you think i should hook up to ethernet for my ff update on my lappy [02:31] and should i edit my sources list or do a $sudo update-manager -d [02:32] sc0tch: you need to choose -- either you use an automatically generated menu, or you just take that menu and save it somewhere and use that -- because if you just modify the autogenerated one, the chnages will be overwritten next time it is refreshed [02:32] kalikiana: how do you think i should update [02:32] sure, by adding it as external thru the menu editor I assume. I'll look into doing it that way, thanks. [02:32] i really dont want to have to burn a cd etc i mean i have a seperate /home part but still.... [02:33] sc0tch: if you have any idea on how to get the best from both worlds, let the xfce guys know! [02:34] bigfuzzyjesus: I really can't say, I had feisty since they opened the repos [02:34] Sure, believe me I've been a kde & flux fan for a long time, but some hardware I'm running seems to like xfce better, so I definately would like to improve the menu building process. [02:34] bigfuzzyjesus, Run the update manager. It's the recommended way I think. [02:34] sc0tch: it needs to take the info from the .desktop files [02:34] sc0tch: that's a standard === BFTD [n=thomas@dialup-4.246.221.133.Dial1.SanJose1.Level3.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:35] TheSheep, yeah, been looking at those, and creating new entries by copying and modifying them. Just a p-a-i-n. :) [02:35] sc0tch: yes, but that's the way new applications add themselves to the menu [02:36] sc0tch: so you'd need some system that would take the .desktop files into account, but alow you to override them === snook353 [n=lee@24-197-132-105.dhcp.spbg.sc.charter.com] has joined #xubuntu [02:43] does xubuntu run on xdm? [02:43] Nope, gdm. [02:43] hmmm [02:44] snook353: but you can replace gdm with xdm === null_ [n=null@cpe-24-208-189-7.columbus.res.rr.com] has joined #xubuntu [02:44] snook353: I think it even is in repos [02:44] !xdm [02:44] Sorry, I don't know anything about xdm - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [02:44] or not :/ [02:44] !info xdm [02:44] ok, thanks [02:44] xdm: X display manager. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:1.0.5-2 (feisty), package size 165 kB, installed size 764 kB [02:45] here it is === Catoptromancy [n=Catoptro@fl-71-1-235-150.dhcp.embarqhsd.net] has joined #xubuntu === Mez [n=Mez@ubuntu/member/mez] has joined #xubuntu === scot524 [n=scot524@24-151-115-127.dhcp.nwtn.ct.charter.com] has joined #xubuntu === spankiez [n=spankiez@ip68-13-188-200.om.om.cox.net] has joined #xubuntu === Laibsc1 [n=Laibsch@c-134-230-233.f.dsl.de.ignite.net] has joined #xubuntu === rexbinary [n=rexbinar@unaffiliated/rexbinary] has joined #xubuntu === nalioth_ [i=nalioth@freenode/staff/ubuntu.member.nalioth] has joined #xubuntu === spasticteapot [n=spastict@66-188-130-15.dhcp.mdsn.wi.charter.com] has joined #xubuntu [03:15] Anyone know how to switch soundcards? [03:15] ] I have my crappy internal sound, and would rather use my (slightly superior) SoundBlaster USB card. === acmilan [n=zzz@dsl092-165-223.wdc2.dsl.speakeasy.net] has joined #xubuntu [03:18] hi all [03:18] Helloes. [03:19] i'm using 7.04 and would like my desktop icons to actually say what they are as in fstab. instead, they are named according to the size of the partition [03:19] so 10 GB partition show up on desktop as 10 GB Volume [03:19] "man fstab"? [03:19] no [03:20] No idea, then. [03:20] mounting is happening according to fstab [03:20] I'm still trying to figure out how to switch from my internal soundcard to my external soundcard. [03:20] but desktop icon shows up with name as size of partition [03:25] hi?? === acmilan [n=zzz@dsl092-165-223.wdc2.dsl.speakeasy.net] has left #xubuntu ["Leaving"] === keb [n=keb@pdpc/supporter/active/keb] has joined #xubuntu === sc0tch [n=sc0tch@12-227-172-64.client.mchsi.com] has left #xubuntu ["Leaving"] === vidd [n=vidd@static-72-86-135-243.phlapa.east.verizon.net] has joined #xubuntu === darrend_ [n=darren@43-015.adsl.zetnet.co.uk] has joined #xubuntu === Sleepy_Coder [n=sucky_ke@adsl-69-225-11-254.dsl.skt2ca.pacbell.net] has joined #xubuntu === carloska [i=ariel@gateway/tor/x-fe591837559ca501] has joined #xubuntu === snook353 [n=lee@24-197-132-105.dhcp.spbg.sc.charter.com] has joined #xubuntu === blaker [n=blake@ip72-221-66-193.ri.ri.cox.net] has joined #xubuntu [05:17] clear [05:18] clear! [05:19] That's what kind of stinks about Irssi. You never know if you're working in the Terminal or not. They look too alike at a glance and you wind up forgetting or including a slash when it's not needed. :) [05:20] lol yup [05:20] thats what happened === aro [n=aro@108-27.187-72.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #xubuntu [05:21] :D [05:21] I love being psychic. Oprah's got nothin on this. [05:21] how many use xubuntu vs ubuntu and kubuntu? [05:22] i just got started today heh [05:22] i like it so far [05:22] 0.o === Sleepy_Coder uses Ubuntu and Xubuntu. :p [05:22] do you use beryl? [05:22] Yes. :) [05:22] do you only use xubuntu on slow machines? [05:22] i actually like it more than ubuntu for some reason [05:23] Xubuntu is more efficient, compared to Ubuntu. :) [05:23] The only thing I HATE about it is... [05:23] You can't drag and select things on the desktop. :< [05:23] what do you mean? [05:23] I dunno, maybe I forgot to apt-get something. [05:23] Clicking and dragging over multiple items on the desktop to move to the trash or something. === keb [n=keb@pdpc/supporter/active/keb] has left #xubuntu ["hmm"] [05:24] Hmm...might have done something wrong, but whatever. :p [05:24] metacity++ [05:24] lemme see if i can do that [05:24] lol [05:24] :D [05:24] holy shit, you're right. [05:24] that's horrible [05:25] Wow....I'm scoring so many points today. :D [05:25] thats part of xfce, nothing i can apt-get [05:25] lol [05:25] sudo apt-get install metacity [05:25] :p [05:25] GNOME++ [05:25] whats metacity? [05:25] metacity is the window manager for GNOME, I believe... [05:25] gnome's standard window manager. [05:25] xfwm4 is Xfce's standard window manager. [05:25] so should i try ubuntu? [05:25] :D [05:26] i actually like xfce heh [05:26] is ubuntu better tho? [05:26] You don't have to uninstall xfce... [05:26] :) [05:26] Ubuntu just looks pretty and generally has more features. [05:26] Xubuntu is based around efficiency and using older hardware to it's fullest. [05:26] u think it looks better than xubuntu? [05:26] Well, they look about the same, but yeah... [05:26] lol im the only person that likes the clean look of xubuntu [05:26] hehe [05:27] I like xfce-dusk [05:27] :) [05:27] lemme try and find it [05:27] That's my favorite xfce theme. [05:27] lol [05:27] It's a dark theme. [05:27] oh wait, i cant, can i? [05:27] cuz i have beryl [05:27] Not sure...I never ran Beryl on Xubuntu. :) [05:28] Well...sort of. I started out on Linux by installing Xubuntu. I then hated that I couldn't click-drag-select ont he desktop and installed the GNOME Desktop Environment with Synaptics. :D I then installed Beryl because I got so bored one day. :< [05:28] I'm kind of picky, and I have too much free time. [05:28] so should i use ubuntu if i have a powerful machine? [05:29] what do you recommend? [05:29] I think you should keep the system you got and *possibly* installed the GNOME Desktop Environment just to try it out. :) [05:29] install* [05:29] It's worth a try... [05:29] is it simple enough? [05:30] one quick question [05:30] Well, type "synaptic" in the Terminal. :) [05:30] hmm? [05:30] whats the difference between synaptic and apt-get [05:30] synaptic is the gui frontend of apt-get...I think. [05:30] oh ya [05:30] It's the look-pretty version of it. :) [05:30] lemme try and install gnome [05:30] heh [05:30] Plus, you can search for applications in it. :P) [05:30] so do you dual boot with windows? [05:30] or you have just linux? [05:30] Yes. :) [05:31] cool, thats what i will do [05:31] I have Vista on another partition. [05:31] cuz i love gaming [05:31] hehe, same [05:31] I only use it for gaming. :) [05:31] on another partition or another physical drive? [05:31] If only WINE was more efficient... [05:31] It's on another partition. Same drive. [05:31] im gonna try and get gnome with synaptic [05:31] heh [05:31] later [05:31] Good luck. :) [05:33] blaker: If you type "synaptic" in the terminal, that will start up the app. Well, I would do "sudo synaptic". So you can install the stuff you want to get. :p It will prompt you for your password. Once the app is open you can search for "gnome" in the search bar. Scroll down the ever-expanding list of crap and find the one with "Desktop Environment" in the description...or something to that effect. Good luck from [05:33] there. :) [05:33] alright [05:34] and it will auto overwrite xfce? [05:34] does it remove xfce? [05:34] No. :) === bur[n] er_ [n=burner@c-71-56-237-100.hsd1.co.comcast.net] has joined #xubuntu [05:34] It doesn't do anything to xfce. [05:34] so how do i boot into gnome instead of xfce? [05:34] You log out, click on sessions on the login screen, switch it to gnome, log in and it will be pretty. :p [05:34] choose gnome as the session instead of Xfce [05:34] cool [05:34] many thanks! [05:35] You're quite welcome. :) [05:35] I just feel so bad telling you about GNOME in the Xubuntu channel. 99% of those watching probably hate me right now. :p === Sleepy_Coder hides from those thinking: "traitor" [05:35] lol im sure they understand i know about gnome already [05:36] :) [05:36] I personally think GNOME manages the desktop better than the xfce manager. I think it's called xfwm or something like that... 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I think it has to do with there being terribly low memory (only 64mb but says 60.5 in OS). I was thinking of setting it up as a server to play around and learn linux [07:34] it boots from the cd but it can't mount it.. and I've installed other operating systems from cd before.. [07:34] anyone here have similar problems? [07:35] !dos [07:35] Sorry, I don't know anything about dos - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [07:35] !ddos [07:35] Sorry, I don't know anything about ddos - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [07:41] ? [07:41] !DOSBox [07:41] Sorry, I don't know anything about dosbox - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [07:42] yeah dosbox didn't work on ubuntu edgy [07:43] at least the one they have in the apt repository defaults [07:43] !info DOSBox [07:43] dosbox: A x86 emulator with Tandy/Herc/CGA/EGA/VGA/SVGA graphics, sound and DOS. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.65-1 (feisty), package size 506 kB, installed size 1388 kB [07:43] it worked fine for me [07:43] k === icicled [n=icicled@adsl-209-30-173-34.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net] has joined #xubuntu === Seveas [n=seveas@ubuntu/member/seveas] has joined #xubuntu === predaeus [n=predaeus@212.186.5.30] has joined #xubuntu === varka [n=varkatop@p54A5CDD5.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #xubuntu === kiosk [n=kiosk@ip72-196-242-121.dc.dc.cox.net] has joined #xubuntu [07:54] any one know how to blacklist a driver? [08:00] leave [08:00] oops [08:00] was trying to exit [08:01] later all [08:01] if anyones awake that is [08:01] kiosk: /quit :) [08:01] ah [08:01] ic [08:01] thanks [08:01] I can't help you with your actual problem :/ [08:01] knew there had to be a command [08:01] forum said /etc/modprobe.dblacklist [08:02] but this file didn't exist yet [08:02] so I created it [08:02] and put the lines in that it said [08:02] kiosk, /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist [08:02] must be a typo in the forum [08:03] it is and in there you put something like "blacklist modulename" in a new line [08:03] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-cirrus/+bug/40116 [08:03] Launchpad bug 40116 in xserver-xorg-video-cirrus "Thinkpad 600e sound hardware not detected with Ubuntu "Dapper Drake" live CD (Flight 6)" [Medium,Needs info] [08:03] without the " that is [08:03] missing a "/? [08:03] "/" [08:04] yes [08:04] do a "locate blacklist" and you will find the file [08:04] ok I'll try that wonder what other typos are on the page [08:05] i bet this is one pnpbois=off' [08:05] bios not bois right? [08:05] probably yea [08:05] not sure though. [08:05] locate [08:05] thats a valuable command [08:05] thanks [08:05] finds in subfolders? [08:05] yes, you can update locate's database with "sudo updatedb" from time to time [08:06] file indexing? [08:06] yes searches recursively from / (root) [08:06] yes [08:06] sweet [08:06] thanks [08:06] use find or grep for searching without an index [08:06] see man find or man grep (grep can search for files containing strings you are looking for) [08:06] or man locate [08:07] np [08:07] grep does regex right? [08:07] yes [08:07] regex rocks [08:07] I tried PowerGrep on windows [08:08] windows is weird I think it has something like find as well but it brought weird results [08:08] I had kubuntu installed on here now I have xubuntu [08:08] windows search is no good [08:09] it won't search contents of certain files [08:09] files in the specified path [08:09] hm [08:09] I use AgentRansack for windows [08:09] Freeware [08:09] ic [08:09] great program [08:10] will seach filename/contents by doswildcard/regex [08:10] and it previews the lines where the contents were found. [08:10] pretty awesome really. Lightweight and fast too [08:10] But no matter because I am going to go windows free! [08:11] Linux is way better [08:11] yes looks nice, grep also shows the lines with line numbers or just the filename, etc etc [08:11] I only need windows for gaming from time to time [08:14] Xandros has a pretty cool RPG that comes with it. Nothing like the new warcrafts or anything. Can't think of the name [08:14] But i think games will start coming out on linux more in the future. [08:15] Microsoft seems to be doing a good job of keeping a good ten paces ahead of Wine. [08:16] But I think they are making a mess out of their API in the process LOL [08:16] If there wasn't software that you could only run on Windows, what would windows be worth LOL [08:18] well got to reboot and try this [08:18] thanks for the help [08:19] find grep locate updatedb and blacklist [08:19] five steps closer to being a linux guru too [08:19] LOL [08:20] hehe [08:20] I am no guru, if you meant that *g* [08:21] Well you taught me something [08:21] And I will teach someone else [08:21] Spread the word. Linux rocks [08:22] I know yea :-) [08:25] Well gonna reboot. I'll stop back in and let you know if my sound works. Then I gotta hit the hay. [08:25] brb === Laibsc1 is now known as Laibsch === kiosk [n=kiosk@ip72-196-242-121.dc.dc.cox.net] has joined #xubuntu [08:46] predaeus: well no sound yet but I will try again tomorrow. [08:46] "Linux is so cool it keeps me up in the middle of the night" [08:47] kiosk, sucks, I also have sound problems all the time with my card, stupid manufacturers should deliver linux drivers [08:47] yep [08:48] well it is 2:46am here I give up for today. [08:48] thanks again for your help [08:48] I am off to bed [08:48] beaten [08:48] omg thanks for that tip about blacklisting modules [08:48] was afk watching a movie === bur[n] er [n=burner@c-71-56-237-100.hsd1.co.comcast.net] has joined #xubuntu [08:49] goodnight all Go linux === grazie [n=grazie@host86-144-208-25.range86-144.btcentralplus.com] has joined #xubuntu === Laibsch [n=Laibsch@c-134-230-233.f.dsl.de.ignite.net] has joined #xubuntu === rimmington [n=rhys@c220-237-164-60.lowrp1.vic.optusnet.com.au] has joined #xubuntu === terracon [n=tc@CPE0050da822b70-CM0012254076d6.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #xubuntu [09:32] ye === rimmington [n=rhys@c220-237-164-60.lowrp1.vic.optusnet.com.au] has left #xubuntu [] === reaVer [n=reaver@83.98.249.142] has joined #xubuntu === nalioth_ [i=nalioth@freenode/staff/ubuntu.member.nalioth] has joined #xubuntu === nalioth [i=nalioth@freenode/staff/ubuntu.member.nalioth] has joined #xubuntu === stork [n=sh2-136@storkey.plus.com] has joined #xubuntu === Pablo [n=Pablo@1e.71.d1c4.cidr.airmail.net] has joined #xubuntu [10:17] When I try and use the fglrx driver when I try to startx it says "screen not found" any ideas? [10:17] works fine on 6.10 === darrend_ is now known as darrend === glao [n=lao@149.Red-88-2-148.staticIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #xubuntu === blaker [n=blake@ip72-221-66-193.ri.ri.cox.net] has joined #xubuntu [10:26] i love xubuntu [10:27] i use xubuntu to hack wireless networks [10:27] lol [10:27] testing irssi, 123, can anybody read this? [10:28] hmmm, i guess you're all sleeping. [10:28] or maybe irssi doesn't work === blaker2 [n=blaker@ip72-221-66-193.ri.ri.cox.net] has joined #xubuntu [10:29] zZzzzZZZ [10:29] hhuh?! [10:29] this is blaker2 on xchat [10:29] gonna talk to myself to test everything [10:29] yup, i can read it. [10:29] alright, awesome. say something funny. [10:29] BOO [10:30] you're a nigger. [10:30] haha [10:30] !language|blaker [10:30] blaker: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly. [10:30] !ohmy|Myrtti [10:30] Myrtti: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly. [10:30] !ddos [10:30] Sorry, I don't know anything about ddos - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [10:31] how can i get drivers for intel integrated graphics [10:31] heh [10:31] is it possible? [10:31] and would it help out much? [10:31] as far as the desktop being smoother [10:31] i810 are available [10:31]