[12:51] <kadaz> heh
[12:51] <kadaz> lesson 1
[12:51] <jrib> kadaz: list the dependencies you need here
[12:51] <kadaz> k
[12:51] <jrib> well... list the ones you don't have yet
[12:52] <kadaz> Python Imaging Library (PIL)
[12:53] <jrib> run this command:  apt-cache search python imaging library pil
[12:53] <kadaz> how many resource directories is there for finding files, yikes
[12:54] <kadaz> yah, done that
[12:54] <jrib> read the output, it tells you the name of the package you need to install
[12:55] <kadaz> one debug file and three docs. but no installs
[12:55] <jrib> you didn't get "python-imaging" in the output?
[12:55] <kadaz> http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/
[12:55] <kadaz> kadaz@kd-service:~$  apt-cache search python imaging library pil
[12:55] <kadaz> python-imaging - Python Imaging Library
[12:55] <kadaz> python-imaging-dbg - Python Imaging Library (debug extension)
[12:55] <kadaz> python-imaging-doc - Examples for the Python Imaging Library
[12:55] <kadaz> python-imaging-doc-html - Documentation for the Python Imaging Library.
[12:55] <kadaz> python-imaging-doc-pdf - Documentation for the Python Imaging Library.
[12:55] <jrib> the first line
[12:55] <jrib>  python-imaging - Python Imaging Library
[12:56] <jrib> now install it:  sudo aptitude install python-imaging
[12:56] <kadaz> uhm ok
[12:57] <jrib> !apt > kadaz (see the private message from ubotu)
[12:58] <kadaz> awsome
[12:59] <kadaz> so u can use the search command for any file
[01:00] <jrib> kadaz: apt-cache search  searches package names and descriptions
[01:00] <kadaz> right, quick question
[01:01] <kadaz> does ubuntu support any ext for linux
[01:03] <jrib> kadaz: what do you mean?
[01:03] <kadaz> thinking, linux is really different.
[01:04] <kadaz> I meant, like I noticed alot of different ext's for dif linux boxes
[01:04] <kadaz> distros
[01:05] <kadaz> are most packages interchangable.
[01:06] <jrib> no
[01:06] <kadaz> I got like three different ext on my desktop   bz2,  tar,gz,  and package
[01:06] <jrib> you want to stick to the repositories when you install things
[01:07] <jrib> upstream usually provides a tarball (bz2, tar, gz) with the source code and each distribution then creates packages from the source code
[01:07] <kadaz> If Iam hearing your correctly, repositories are the install paths meant for ubunto and other simular compatiable distros, is this correct?
[01:07] <jrib> when you want to install something that isn't in ubuntu's repositories and you cannot find an ubuntu .deb, then you can grab the source code yourself and compile it
[01:08] <kadaz> Yah, linux users code :D HEH
[01:08] <jrib> kadaz: well the repositories are an online archive of a bunch of .deb files.  And .deb files are just the upstream source code with some debian/ubuntu stuff added in so APT knows how to install it properly
[01:08] <kadaz> might of been handy if I keep linux on my sys, 9 years ago, I might of learnt it by now.
[01:09] <kadaz> how many respositories are there?
[01:09] <jrib> !repos
[01:09] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[01:10] <jrib> those are the official ones
[01:10] <jrib> And anyone can create unofficial ones
[01:11] <jrib> If you want to learn linux, you should use it (duh) and read a lot.  The Rute book is great, as well as the stuff on tldp.org.  The debian docs are really good too; and wiki.ubuntu.com
[01:12] <kadaz> once you got the system code, then your set basically
[01:13] <kadaz> great, between the bible and linux, its welfare for me.
[01:15] <kadaz> thanks ! I tagged those links !
[01:15] <kadaz> but just so I can sleep tonight
[01:16] <kadaz> how I install that wallpapoz.bz2
[01:16] <jrib> do you have all the dependencies now?
[01:16] <kadaz> I believe so
[01:16] <jrib> extract wallpapoz.bz2 somewhere
[01:17] <kadaz> yup
[01:17] <jrib> inside somewhere you'll find a daemon and a configuration program... do you see them?
[01:18] <kadaz> under src or share?
[01:18] <kadaz> does linux display ext after filename?
[01:18] <jrib> I don't have it in front of me, probably "share" though
[01:18] <jrib> kadaz: yes, but extensions don't really matter
[01:18] <kadaz> k
[01:18] <jrib> erm, I meant: probably "src"
[01:19] <kadaz> yup got two files in src
[01:19] <jrib> what are they called?
[01:19] <kadaz> daemon_walpapoz and wallpapoz
[01:20] <jrib> run wallpapoz and set stuff up the way you want it
[01:20] <jrib> then run daemon_wallpapoz so that it actually does stuff when you change workspaces
[01:20] <jrib> You can just run it from here if you want, you don't really need to install it
[01:21] <kadaz> ok
[01:21] <kadaz> awsome
[01:21] <kadaz> is it normal for linux not to use a swap file
[01:22] <kadaz> I got two 512 sticks and no swap is used. Is this normal ... last question pal. thanks
[01:22] <kadaz> I have a text file of questions already heh
[01:22] <kadaz> Ill save some for the reading
[01:23] <jrib> well 1gb of ram should cover you, so you should rarely get into swap -- that's a good thing
[01:24] <kadaz> so I over did putting it a gig of swap, LOL
[01:24] <jrib> well it's good if you want to hibernate
[01:25] <kadaz> kk
[01:25] <kadaz> about that time to hibernate
[01:26] <kadaz> linux is additive
[01:26] <kadaz> Iam getting used to typing HELP HELP
[01:26] <kadaz> :D
[01:27] <kadaz> how does openbox run on ubunto
[01:28] <jrib> works fine, 'sudo aptitude install openbox' and then at the login screen, press "options" and select "openbox" for the session
[01:29] <kadaz> will my nvidia card still work?
[01:29] <jrib> it should
[01:31] <kadaz> I been practicing saying ubunto,  Its sound like a kick in the butt.
[01:32] <kadaz> ok bed !!
[01:32] <kadaz> thank you, I'll stop by and bring a generous pot of coffee next time ~!
[01:32] <jrib> !pronounce
[01:32] <ubotu> Ubuntu is pronounced "oo-BOON-too"  See http://www.ubuntu.com/support/faq
[01:33] <jrib> night
[01:33] <kadaz> lol
[01:33] <kadaz> g'n