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Eagle-101anyone have any clue how to use http://goodies.xfce.org/projects/panel-plugins/xfce4-netload-plugin12:44
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TheSheepEagle-101: add it to the panel, and enter your card device name in the properties12:45
Eagle-101card device name?12:45
TheSheepEagle-101: usually 'eth0'12:45
Eagle-101mmmmm I've tried that12:45
TheSheepEagle-101: wireless card tend to be named differently12:46
Eagle-101mmm ok works for eth1 ;)12:46
Eagle-101duh :)12:46
TheSheepEagle-101: what does 'ifocnfig' say?12:46
TheSheepah, ok12:46
Eagle-101I was trying /dev/eth112:46
Merchelowireless card is normally ra012:46
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Eagle-101not here12:46
Eagle-101:S12:47
Merchelono matter12:47
Eagle-101yep :)12:47
Eagle-101its probably a broadcom thing >.>12:48
Eagle-101I'm *very* happy that wireless works12:48
Eagle-101as this means I get to use linux all summer when I'm at home where we only have wireless >.>12:48
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Jester45!seen vidd01:13
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about seen vidd - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi01:13
CinnanderI last saw vidd doing something in #xubuntu at 23:58:09 on 27/05/2007. "vidd goes of to do some research...."01:13
Jester45!seen vidd_laptop01:13
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Merchelois there a nice svn GUI client for ubuntu?01:24
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PumpernickelThere's gnome-svn, although it uses Mono - if you're worried about excessive dependencies, that might not be ideal.01:27
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mortal5can someone tell me what media player xubuntu has built in now?03:09
boxnetnetgxine03:11
mortal5boxnetnet, can it do the whole dl codec thing ubuntu does?03:11
boxnetnetsure03:12
mortal5...also, did yall ever get that cd burner bug fixed in cdrecord?03:12
mortal5I had to dl the vanilla src to fix that03:12
boxnetnet'yall' dosent have a clue..03:12
mortal5:)03:13
PumpernickelWhich bug?03:13
TheSheepmortal5: if you reported the bug, you should receive a notification of its status changes via e-mail03:13
mortal5http://cdrecord.berlios.de/old/private/cdrecord.html <-- search for text "Debian specific bugs"03:16
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mortal5"Be careful with cdrecord derivates from Debian.  Debian seems to ignore the new constraints for SCSI pass through on Linux-2.6. As a result, that they still incorrectly believe that it is possible to use SCSI pass through as non-root on Linux-2.6, they created a cdrecord variant that tries to hide the problems instead of dealing with the problems. "03:17
mortal5Given that xubuntu still uses debian binaries, I'm not sure this has been fixed03:19
mortal5...well, that's not exactly a logical statement...but you get my drift03:19
PumpernickelPer bug 26576 and bug 37601, you'd see there's a solution.03:21
ubotuLaunchpad bug 26576 in cdrtools "Gnomebaker and Serpentine fail to burn cds" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/2657603:21
ubotuLaunchpad bug 37601 in gnomebaker "unable to burn dvd .iso" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/3760103:21
mortal5interesting, thank you03:25
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`s`what is the name of the terminal in xubuntu (the default name of it, so I could call it from the command line say from the Verve command line)\03:33
TheSheepxfce4-terminal03:33
`s`thanks03:33
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mortal5can you disable the menu bar in the xfce term?03:35
TheSheepmortal5: yes03:35
mortal5ah good03:35
mortal5I usually wind up using xterm, given that my beloved aterm isn't unicode compliant :(03:36
TheSheepxterm doesn't do my favorite Terminus font and doesn't "link" links03:37
TheSheepand is slower than gnome-terminal03:37
mortal5TheSheep, you have gnome terminal in xfce?03:37
TheSheepno, xfce terminal03:38
mortal5ah ok03:38
TheSheepbut they both use the same vte library03:38
mortal5I'm gona try xfce's term again03:38
TheSheepand I've only seen speed comparions of xterm vs gnome-terminal03:38
mortal5I didn't like it when i first used it03:38
TheSheepcomparisons03:38
mortal5xterm 'just works' when your sshd into an aged solaris box though :)03:39
TheSheepyes, it's good for a fallback03:39
TheSheepI guess I'm getting soft -- got used to clicking links, pasting with shift+insert, etc.03:40
TheSheepnot to mention real transparency :)03:42
mortal5TheSheep, you have the xgl stuff installed?03:43
TheSheepmortal5: no, xfwm4 does compositiong on its own03:44
TheSheepcompositing03:44
TheSheepmortal5: and since I use nvidia, I don't need anything additional to have it accelerated03:44
mortal5TheSheep, I used the compwiz thing with gnome, but i noticed a nasty bit of overhead03:45
mortal5not much, but enough03:45
mortal5(I have an nvidia card as well)03:45
mortal5what all does the xfce compoz thing do besides real transparency?03:46
TheSheepmortal5: shadows03:46
TheSheepmortal5: and transparency of various parts of the interface03:46
mortal5ah03:47
mortal5k03:47
Jester45mortal5: it also can make window manager easier and make workspaces into a cube03:48
TheSheepJester45: not xfwm403:49
TheSheepJester45: that's compiz or beryl03:49
TheSheepJester45: for xfce you can install 3ddesktop and skippy for that03:49
Jester45o i though you where talking about beryl03:50
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cescalanteubuntu servers having some issues tonight?05:44
cescalantehad to run dist-upgrade 5 times before all packages would resolve05:45
crimsunarchive seems fine to me.05:45
Jester45my iso download was kinda slow05:45
Jester45cescalante: are you using US server?05:45
cescalanteyeah05:45
cescalantebrb05:45
Jester45me to05:46
cescalanteit finally took05:46
cescalantegoing to edgey05:46
cescalanteand then hoping to go to feisty05:46
cescalantebrb05:46
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BFTDhey all06:33
Jester45hi06:34
BFTDwhast the best way to clean the snot off of my LCD monitor?06:34
Jester45cloth06:35
BFTD?06:36
BFTDjust any cloth?06:36
Jester45yup dont press to hard06:36
BFTDwet?06:36
Jester45try to get one that little pieces of lint wont come off of06:37
tonyyarussoBFTD: A clean, soft cloth, but one that won't leave lint behind.  Dip the cloth in a 50-50 mixture of water and isopropyl alcohol, wring out so it is barely damp, and rub gently in small circles.06:37
BFTDok06:40
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jibberishhow does one copy text with keyboard? ctrl v pastes fine, ctrl +shift+c doesnt copy for me or ctrl +c, i have to use mouse07:06
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jibberishhow does one copy text with keyboard? ctrl v pastes fine, ctrl +shift+c doesnt copy for me or ctrl +c, i have to use mouse07:11
jibberishdoes anyone know the command to copy just text? i know cp is copy file07:16
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jibberishim trying to use ctrl + c without dling additional app like glipper, anyone know command to copy just text?07:24
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Gerroyo anyone know where I can buy a xubuntu cd?07:27
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insmod<Gerro>: just d/l it08:34
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insmodwhy does xubuntu list the hard disks as sda and kubuntu does hda ? why is xubuntu makeing them scsi08:41
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_aussiemanbecause xubuntu is better insmod08:51
insmod<_aussieman>: not an aswer since it should be the same repositories :P08:53
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reaVerdifferent kernels probably08:57
reaVerhd* are IDE mode discs08:58
reaVersd* are scsi and derivatives(SATA, PATA)08:58
insmod<reaVer>: i know but it is on the same computer09:03
insmod<reaVer>: first time in five yrs it has shown that09:04
Myrttiinsmod: the other one is feisty and the other is not?09:04
insmod<reaVer>: both the same09:05
insmod<reaVer>: 7.04 just one kubuntu and the othe xubuntu -- diff updates though -- which maybe the reason09:06
insmod<reaVer>: or remove or rename /etc/init.d/usplash09:09
insmodeek sorry09:10
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sigmamu188whats a good way to stream media from my ftp to other computers around the house?11:06
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TehRealNexGenhi can anyone recommend a music management program that works for xubuntu?01:29
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kumamotoTehRealNexGen: define 'music management program'01:32
TehRealNexGensomething like amarok, which doesnt seem to work for me01:34
Myrttiexaile for one01:35
crdlbmpd is great if a bit unfriendly to set up :P01:35
crdlbonce you have it running there are tons of clients01:35
kumamotoit seems amarok doesn't have a lot fans01:38
kumamotothough I like it a lot01:38
kumamotoit does everything I need though a bit on the resources hog side01:39
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Eagle_101just wondering but at idle how much ram should Xfce be using?02:20
Eagle_101like with nothing open02:20
Eagle_101as right now xubuntu is using up twice the memory of gentoo02:20
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hdoriaim installing xubuntu-desktop meta package. should i change something in my sources.list or can i use my kubuntu's sources.list?02:55
Myrttikubuntus sources should be the same as in ubuntu and kubuntu02:57
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homebrewcidersmall problem, i need to mount my main dvd drive (the burner) as the default dvd drive, can anyone help? as far as I can gather it's /dev/hdc03:03
homebrewciderit shows up on my mount devices tray icon03:03
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homebrewcidersmall problem, i need to mount my main dvd drive (the burner) as the default dvd drive, can anyone help? as far as I can gather it's /dev/hdc. it shows up on my mount devices tray icon, but says not mounted03:20
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guigzHello...I have problems with the xubuntu screensaving and power management feature.03:43
guigzWhen screen is shut off,backlight keeps going on.03:44
guigzHow can I corrrect03:44
guigzcorrect this problem?03:44
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guigzhello03:58
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Eagle_101guigz: hi04:06
Eagle_101guigz: what do you mean by backlight?04:07
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W8TAH before i go and make a BIG error -- if a package is setup for i686, that is the 64 bit side, right?04:21
W8TAHand i should be using a pentium 4 pacakge if im running a Pentium 4 3.0ghz machine?04:22
Eagle_101no04:22
Eagle_101i686 is x8604:22
W8TAHok - cool04:23
Eagle_101though I'd be careful04:23
W8TAHso i should install that package04:23
Eagle_101I thought they were supposed to be i38604:23
Eagle_101W8TAH: what are you installing?04:23
W8TAHok - im working on cinelerra04:23
W8TAHthey have fiesty packages as follows04:23
Eagle_101can you give me a link ;)04:23
W8TAHhttp://cv.cinelerra.org/getting_cinelerra.php04:24
W8TAHthere ya go04:24
Eagle_101:)04:24
Eagle_101ok W8TAH you are running xubuntu fiesty right?04:25
W8TAHyes i am04:25
Eagle_101ok that means you are running i386 ... I'm not sure if that is safe or not, could you wait a second.. perhaps someone else will reply, or I can look something up04:27
PumpernickelIt's safe.04:27
W8TAHim glad to wait04:27
W8TAHPumpernickel, which is safe the i686?04:28
PumpernickelYes.04:28
W8TAHkool04:28
W8TAHthanks04:28
Eagle_101Pumpernickel: :)04:28
W8TAHim just gettin it put into synaptic now - -04:29
W8TAHthanks for the assist04:29
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slow-motionhallo04:56
Eagle_101slow-motion: you need something?05:01
slow-motionno05:05
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asmith42aInstalled Opera. Made it the preferred Web browser. Click on links in e-mail. Firefox still pops up.05:16
asmith42aWhat to check?05:16
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Smygis_Opera is dangerus. Right out of the blue you realize you have 50+ tabs open.05:22
asmith42aHuh?05:22
Smygis_:)05:22
TheSheepthat's tabs that introduce dangerous browsing habits05:22
asmith42aWhat does that have to do with anything that I'm talking about?05:22
Smygis_Not a hing?05:23
Smygis_thing05:23
asmith42aPretty much.05:23
Smygis_Zero, Nada05:23
Smygis_and so on05:23
TheSheepasmith42a: what is "in e-mail"?05:23
TheSheepasmith42a: and how did you make it the preffered web browser?05:24
asmith42aA link that resides in the body of an electronic mail.05:24
asmith42aI used the Preferred Applications in Settings.05:24
TheSheepasmith42a: and Opera calls firefox when you click the links in mails displayed in it?05:25
TheSheepasmith42a: that's weird, I'd report a bug in Opera05:25
asmith42aOpera doesn't do anything.05:25
TheSheepasmith42a: let me get this straight. You read your mail in opera, you click on al ink in your mail, opera opens firefox to display it. right?05:26
asmith42aNo.05:26
asmith42aThe e-mail is in Evolution. I'm sorry.05:26
asmith42aPoor communication on my part.05:26
TheSheepasmith42a: I think that evolution is a gnome application and respect the gnome settings about the default browser05:27
asmith42aAh.05:27
TheSheepthis is one hairy part where there is a freedesktop.org spec, but neither gnome or kde respect it05:28
asmith42aThat would be why GAIM opens Konqueror as well...05:28
asmith42a?05:28
asmith42aNot much point in the Preferred Applications then, is there?05:29
asmith42aThank you for your help, TheSheep05:31
asmith42aIt makes sense now.05:31
TheSheepasmith42a: the standard is there, and xfce uses it05:37
TheSheepasmith42a: we just need to wait for all the other applications to catch up :)05:37
asmith42aAh, yes. I get it.05:37
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tobiasMy device buffer is going up and down all the time when I'm using k3b :-(05:45
tobiasfrom 20% -> 90%05:45
TheSheeptobias: are the files you're tryingto burn on a network drive?05:46
tobiasthey are stored localy.05:46
tobias.img05:46
TheSheeptobias: how much ram? cpu?05:46
tobiaswhere do I check that05:46
TheSheep/proc/cpuinfo, /proc/meminfo05:47
tobias@terminal?05:47
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TheSheeptobias: these are files, open them with any text editor05:48
tobiassorry for my newbie question, where are those stored? :$05:49
Eagle_101tobias: um? I don't think those are stored anywher05:49
Eagle_101*anywhere05:50
tobiasThen how could I open them? :P05:50
tobiasIf they do not exist?05:50
Eagle_101what did you open?05:50
tobiasNothing? You said that /proc/meminfo was files.05:50
tobiasAnd files are as far as I know stored somewhere?05:50
tobiasAnd to open them, I have to go there and open them? :P05:51
TheSheeptobias: you go to 'filesystem', them to directory 'proc', then open file 'meminfo'05:51
tobiasMemFree:          6736 kB05:51
TheSheeptobias: MemTotal05:52
tobiasMemTotal:       515984 kB05:52
tobiaswhat to look for @ cpuinfo?05:52
TheSheeptobias: and cpuMhz?05:52
tobiascpu MHz: 1491.61005:53
TheSheepsounds like plenty05:53
tobiasHope the disc won't get ruined or smthn :)05:54
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TheSheeptobias: not until the device buffer hits 0%05:54
tobiasah ok! :-D05:54
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TheSheeptobias: and even then there is burnproof05:55
tobiashow cool isn't that? ;)05:55
TheSheeptobias: are you running some other programs that may hog the cpu?05:55
tobiaslemme check05:56
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tobiaskeb takes 15%, and nothing else takes more than 3%05:57
TheSheepthen I'm out of ideas, maybe the cables are old :)06:00
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tobias;)06:02
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TheSheepany idea on how to make firefox store its cache in /tmp ?06:46
Eagle_101TheSheep: no clue, perhaps an about:config option?06:49
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PumpernickelTheSheep: Symlink /tmp07:12
TheSheepPumpernickel: I'd rather not do it for every one of 4k users we have07:12
PumpernickelTrue, it doesn't scale well.07:12
TheSheepthe problem is that our users run out of their quotas07:13
Pumpernickelhttp://plasmasturm.org/log/241/07:13
TheSheepPumpernickel: thanks a lot, that should do it07:14
Pumpernickelanytime07:19
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ciro314hello. i installed xubuntu feisty and xubuntu feisty on a friend of mine's computer. he is linux newbie and he's in trouble. both have installed gnome-rdp but i do not know how to connect to its comp. i do not find any tutorial. any idea?? thanks in advance07:40
Pumpernickelgnome-rdp is a client; he'd need a server of some kind running.07:45
ciro314pumpernickel, and which server you will recommend to install07:48
PumpernickelTightvnc seems a popular choice, although I've never used it.07:54
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nozeyanyone using murrine?08:00
TheSheepnozey: yes08:00
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nozeyTheSheep, how did u installed it? i installed it using apt, but i cant find the theme in xfce configuration08:01
nozeyim new to xubuntu and xfce08:02
nozeyany tips/08:02
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TheSheepnozey: murrine is just a theme engine, it doesn't include any actual themes08:02
TheSheepnozey: get the themes form xfce-look.org08:02
TheSheepfrom08:02
nozeyhum ... i see. im gona do that08:02
nozeyi have others questions08:02
TheSheepshoot08:03
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nozeyis there a app similiar to yakuke for xfce? tilda is not the one im looking for08:03
nozeyis there another?08:03
TheSheepI guess so, but I never used any, so I can't recommend them08:03
TheSheepnozey: there is a verve command line plugin for panel that has a similar use too08:04
viddnozey, what is yakuke?08:04
TheSheepvidd: quake-like terminal08:04
nozeyyakuake is a quake-like terminal for qt08:04
TheSheepvidd: drops from the top of your screen when you press ~08:05
nozeyim brazilian, so im sorry if my english sucks #)08:05
TheSheepnozey: your english is very good08:05
viddah08:05
nozeynah... its not. i know it. but thanks anyway :D08:05
viddnozey, sudo apt-get install yakuake08:06
viddits in the universe repo's08:06
TheSheepvidd: but its qt...08:07
nozeyyep ... but it doenst work right when im using xfce08:07
nozeyi need one that uses gtk08:07
viddhmmm08:07
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Eagle_101any idea of the package name for gvim?08:12
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TheSheep!info gvim08:16
ubotuPackage gvim does not exist in feisty, feisty-seveas08:16
TheSheep!info gvim-gtk08:17
ubotuPackage gvim-gtk does not exist in feisty, feisty-seveas08:17
TheSheep!info vim-gtk08:17
ubotuvim-gtk: Vi IMproved - enhanced vi editor - with GTK2 GUI. In component main, is extra. Version 1:7.0-164+1ubuntu7.1 (feisty), package size 905 kB, installed size 1812 kB08:17
godlessnozey:  try tilda08:23
Smygis_!info funny-manpages08:25
ubotufunny-manpages: more funny manpages. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.3-5 (feisty), package size 30 kB, installed size 140 kB08:25
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Eagle_101TheSheep: thanks :)08:33
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metal1633I am trying to install Xubuntu in VMWare. It is really really slow. Is that because of the LiveCD? Nothing else I run in VMWare is this slow. I clicked on the Install Icon almost 5 minutes ago and the dialogue is still loading.10:14
Jester45metal1633: are you running it in VMware from a cd or iso10:15
metal1633I am running it from the ISO10:15
Jester45ok it will still be slow becuase the iso is 600mb and whne you boot it (even in vmware) you have to decompress 600mb into about 2gb10:16
Jester45so each time you try to access a file you have to decompress it10:16
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metal1633Hmmm. I did a Debian install from a Knoppix LiveCD ISO and it was not this slow.10:18
metal1633Perhaps if I allocated more RAM..10:19
hyper_chjust install it into vmware and see then10:20
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metal1633Can I boot it to text mode and install it that way?10:43
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reevesterguys........xubuntu setup taking ages :|10:47
Eagle_101reevester: yeah how long has it taken?10:47
reevesterwell its taken me more than 25 mins10:49
reevesterits reached the blue screen with a little ball in the middle with dots revolvin in it :S10:49
reevestertats it10:49
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reevesterany suggestions/ideas on why its taking so long?10:52
reevesterits been more than 45 mins now10:52
reevesterand i dunno whether to wait or screw it and go back to windows10:52
hyper_chreevester: you're running the live cd10:52
reevesteryea....unfortunately :(10:53
hyper_chreevester: I did install it once on a 350mhz / 64mb ram notebook and it took several hours10:53
reevestershit10:53
reevestermine is a P3 550Mhz box with 128 MB ram10:53
reevesterany average time frame?10:53
hyper_chno clue10:53
hyper_chbut get the alternate cd10:53
reevesterdamn......10:53
reevesteru installed via the alternate cd or the live cd?10:54
reevestercos if alternate cd took so long then its not worth it10:54
reevesterand how fast did the machine work? faster than windows?10:54
hyper_ch64mb is too little ram to run the life cd10:54
hyper_chslower than win98 but faster than winxp10:55
reevesteri got 128 megs but a p3 550 mhz....10:55
reevesterand a brand new dvd rom so i know the dvd rom drive aint the slow part!10:55
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hyper_chcd/dvd-drives are slower than your harddisk and ram10:56
reevesterok wait...something blue with a logo is loading.....and loading slow as hell!10:57
reevestergrrrr10:57
reevesterok wait now its asking for username......what do i do next?10:58
reevesterbelow that its saying 'User ubuntu will login in 9 seconds'10:58
reevesterand the timer is stuck at 910:58
reevester?10:59
reevesterno one ? :(11:00
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aoirthoirhowdy, in Ubuntu there is a PLACES->Search For FIles menu...does XUBUNTU have anything similar to find all files in a dir or on the file system?11:01
reevestersome support channel11:02
aoirthoir(asking for someone who's running xubuntu..I dont run it so Im not much help)11:02
aoirthoirreevester, its community support. And free..so a lot of time folks are busy with their real lives.:)11:02
reevester:(11:03
reevesterwell till now ....the last 24 hours i have spent with linux have mostly been about finding out things myself :|11:04
reevester!11:04
reevesterhehe11:04
Maybellinereevester: did the counter ever start moving?11:04
reevesteryes it started.....but very very slow11:05
reevesterits at 2 now11:05
hyper_chaoirthoir: hmmm, not that I konw... i normally use the command line for searching11:05
reevesterno wait....now it disappeared and im back to a light blue screen.......11:05
reevesterwhat will happen next?11:05
Maybellinereevester: seriously, the thing you need to do is download the alternate install CD, and use that -- the LiveCD is too much for your system11:05
aoirthoirhyper_ch, we are looking for a graphical form so that a mass delete can be done, across folders, like in ubuntu places->search for files11:05
Maybellinereevester: Trust me... I had to do the same thing on an OOOOOLD compaq laptop11:05
aoirthoirreevester, why dont you pm me:)11:05
reevesterlol11:06
reevestergreat11:06
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Maybellineaoirthoir: you might try installing catfish or beagle11:06
hyper_chaoirthoir: there's currently a developer meeting... I can bring that request in if you want to11:06
aoirthoirhyper_ch, i personally dont use xubuntu, but I am sure others might like the idea.11:07
aoirthoirMaybelline, ah ok..first we will see if thunar does it..as suggested just now in #ubuntu, then catfish or beagle11:07
aoirthoirthanks:)11:07
hyper_chaoirthoir: well, you got a point there... I just prefer using the cli for that11:07
reevesteroh damn! i didnt notice the alternate cd link in the downloads section11:07
reevesterstupid me :S11:07
Maybellineaoirthoir: AFAIK, thunar doesn't, but there's talk of creating a plugin that will11:08
hyper_chaoirthoir: I haven't seen an option in Thunar that does it11:08
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aoirthoirMaybelline, ah ok thanks.11:08
reevesterbtw in the alternate CD....i have an issue with the partitioning part.....i want to partition my disk such that i leave the first 6 GB empty on the disc.....and use the remaining11:08
Maybellinereevester: that's harder in the CLI installer...11:09
aoirthoirhyper_ch, Maybelline thanks for the suggestions, I am relaying them.11:09
reevesterMaybelline.....one last query....should i let the installation run or do u think i should download the alternate CD?11:10
reevesterand use that?11:10
hyper_chaoirthoir: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=21405911:17
aoirthoirhyper_ch, thanks11:18
aoirthoirhyper_ch, thanks.11:19
aoirthoirhyper_ch, catfish lets you search but didnt let us delete. The solution they came to was to use midnight commander.11:19
hyper_chaoirthoir: this integration should work but mc is also nice :)11:20
aoirthoirhyper_ch, well the person is a cli fan..a.nd so am I11:20
aoirthoirbut then I am an old cobol dude:)11:20
hyper_chif you like the cli, what do you need a gui for?11:21
hyper_chor gui search tool :)11:21
aoirthoirhyper_ch, I only found out they liked cli when they told me that MC was doing the trick11:22
aoirthoirhyper_ch, most folks dont like cli, so I go with graphical11:22
aoirthoirbut...11:22
aoirthoircli rm -r bla bla doesnt let you do something like rm -r *.jpg11:22
hyper_choh well, mc is nice ... I also use it sometimes (on my debian server) just when I need to reorganise files and stuff :)11:22
aoirthoiryou'd have to have a script (afaik) to recursively delete just a certain set of files.11:22
hyper_chaoirthoir: such a script is no problem :)11:23
Maybellinereevester: I would really let it run, if you can bear it.  Partitioning is a lot easier with the GUI.11:23
hyper_chfind in a loop and then rm11:23
aoirthoirhyper_ch, for someone knowing how to script:)11:23
hyper_chaoirthoir: for someone knowing how to google :)11:24
aoirthoirhyper_ch,  like the existing mass move script for Gnu, it works..sure enough..if you understand regex. But to do a simple ren *.bat *.exe wont work easily for someone without knowledge of regex.11:24
hyper_chMaybelline: text installer partitioner isn't that difficult either11:24
aoirthoirhyper_ch, more for someone having time to google.11:24
aoirthoir:D11:24
Maybellineaoirthoir: you can always do a "find /home/me -iname *.jpg -delete"11:24
hyper_charen't we all googleholics?11:24
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aoirthoirMaybelline, AH!11:25
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reevesterok cool.....also...i hope the damn thing doesn go into sleep mode if left unattended for long periods of time?11:25
Maybellinegoogle is my second brain!11:25
aoirthoirhyper_ch, yes..yes we are11:25
hyper_chaoirthoir: btw, that guy that coded catfish is also a xubuntu-dev... so it might well be that the file search thing could be included in the next release11:26
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aoirthoirhyper_ch, cool.11:26
aoirthoirgosh yall are much nicer than ubuntu in general:)11:26
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Maybellineaoirthoir: you attract more flies with honey than vinegar!11:27
aoirthoirMaybelline, ah see I didnt realize that find had all those features. I just went and man find when you gave that command..WOW its packed.11:27
hyper_chaoirthoir:  -->  Ok . . .   we'll send the catfish / thunar idea up.  i like it, though.11:27
Maybellineaoirthoir: yeah, the -exec and -execdir flags are awesome.11:27
hyper_chaoirthoir: nicer? I don't think so... the ubuntu peeps are quite nice11:27
reevesterok u guys are busy.....i shall be back later then11:27
aoirthoirhyper_ch, thanks kindly. hyper_ch currently we are using Ubuntu at my office. But I have 9 legacy machines that I am going to try to get going on either xubuntu, puppy or dsl. Whichever works best.11:27
Maybellinehyper_ch: personally, I would rather see a panel plugin like the deskbar for gnome...  Think that could get brought up?11:28
hyper_chdsl is on my usb stick :)11:28
hyper_chaoirthoir: I should put dsl-n on it11:28
hyper_chMaybelline: a what?11:28
aoirthoirMaybelline, ive not realized find was more than find. So I am going to have to study it more.11:28
hyper_chMaybelline: well, the meeting is over11:28
reevesterwhats dsl ?11:28
reevesteranother OS ?11:28
hyper_chreevester: yes, DamnSmallLinux...11:29
aoirthoirreevester, yes. Damn Small Linux. Its 50 mb Gnu/Linux.11:29
viddreevester, yes Damn Small Linux11:29
hyper_chreevester: uses 50mb11:29
Maybellinereevester: you might disable the screensaver, but I'd do an ctl-alt-F2, and sudo killall xscreensaver, rather than trying to use the gui11:29
reevesterhmmm.....gotta google that!11:29
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aoirthoirPuppy Linux is 79mb. And it saves back to the cd/dvd if you burned in multisession.11:29
Maybellinehyper_ch: Have you seen the deskbar plugin for the gnome panel?  I'd love to see something like that for XFCE.  So, it's not exactly a xubuntu request, but XFCE.11:30
hyper_chdsl-n is also about that size I think11:30
hyper_chMaybelline: I had ubuntu for... hmmm... 1 week... but I don't remember what you mean11:30
aoirthoirhyper_ch, yes dsl-n is HUGE..it, like puppy is a massive memory hog <wink>.11:30
aoirthoir:D11:30
Maybellinehyper_ch: try this -- http://raphael.slinckx.net/deskbar/screenshots.php#current11:31
hyper_chaoirthoir: so far I only got dsl and OOo on the stick...11:31
aoirthoirOOo?11:31
aoirthoirah11:31
aoirthoirduh.11:31
aoirthoirnvm.11:31
hyper_chMaybelline: hmm.... I wouldn't use it :)11:31
hyper_chaoirthoir: yes, needed to be able to write on my master thesis everywhere11:32
reevesterMaybelline....when i do the ctl-alt-F2, and sudo killall xscreensaver .....it will return to the setup or will continue like as in the alternate CD?11:33
reevesterjust want to know that in advance!11:33
aoirthoirhyper_ch, i dig abiword and gnumeric. I am waiting for gnumeric to become available for portableapps.com on windows. Then I can start training folks in it. But as soon as my apps are done, and they no longer need to use the old legacy apps at my company (2-3 more months) then we will be moving all the workstations to ubuntu/xbunutu/puppy/dsl/slax.11:33
aoirthoirhyper_ch, and that will include abiword and gnumeric by default..I will be hiding OOo from the users.11:34
Maybellinereevester: to get back to the gui, press ctl-alt-F7.  That's normal, but on the liveCD, it might be ctl-alt-F111:34
hyper_chwhy? OOo Writer is excellent at styling scientific papers...11:34
hyper_chaoirthoir: btw, can gnumeric spreadsheets also be added to google-docs?11:35
aoirthoirhyper_ch, I dont use google docs..i signed up for it..but havent converted to using it yet11:36
aoirthoirso I dont know if gnumeric spreadsheets can be used with google docs..but gnumeric can save in .xls format..so i am guessing yes11:36
hyper_chI have a few spreadsheets on there that I want to share with some people... it's actually quite a cool thing11:36
aoirthoirhyper_ch, however the reason to use gnumeric and abiword for me..is less complication. The users need fewer features not more. those that have to have the massive features will continue to run ms word and excel on the terminal server.11:37
hyper_chaoirthoir: I see :)11:37
aoirthoirOOo and MSOffice are bloated for our needs (not for everyone's needs). Plus I dont like macros in an office product. The _potential_ for virus kind of activity..is greater .11:38
Jester45aoirthoir: if you have a proxy server you can run an ati virus that will examine office files and remove macos/attachments11:39
aoirthoirhyper_ch, honestly they might not even need those. Most of the stuff they do will be done through our app. Cobol, PHP and Mysql on the server end, with the broswer on the user end.11:40
aoirthoirJester45, yes. But the letters they will be creating will be very small. If they could be taught to understand xhtml, I would do it that way. As it is we will go with Abiword/Gnumeric and then eventually wittle them down to WYMEditor11:40
hyper_chI'm off to bed11:46
vidd hyper_ch good night11:46
aoirthoirhyper_ch, thanks for the help g!11:46
aoirthoirhyper_ch, holler atcha next time.11:46
Jester45 would a download drom feisty to drapper via sources.list change be safe?11:49
aoirthoirJester45, dunno.11:50
Jester45downgrade*11:50
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