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test3rif Only the Higher Being could come and fix all antiquated architechture of sub-par nature For Us.12:28
test3rthat's what i really meant to say I think.12:28
test3r;D12:28
test3rthat goes in the quote book i think.12:29
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=== test3r actually should count his lucky stars thtat he has friends leet enuf to jus plop these boxes in his lap to try to put tux onto
test3rum this DELL has a usb keyboard - will tux b able to do that??12:35
Jester45it should12:36
Jester45im using one right now12:36
test3raite awesome12:36
maxamillioni'm at work and i even have a microsoft keyboard (that windows ironically needs drivers to be able to use) and linux interfaces with it flawlessly12:37
maxamillionmicrosoft usb keyboard*12:37
BFTD?12:38
BFTDyeah12:38
BFTDI used a wireless MS one12:38
Mercheloi tried mapping the windows key as a shortcut, but alas it didn't work :(12:39
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test3ryeah u can get that winbows key to work as the menu launcher in here someHows12:40
test3r i like it off as i play things like Doom12:40
test3rnice 704desk is booting on that intel91012:41
test3rwe might have to get some RAM for this bx afterall12:41
test3rthe heatsink inside it is the biggest ive ever seen ever12:42
test3rthere are no fans. planety of vents but no fan that i can tell. runs very very quiet12:43
test3rwill make a Gr8 server12:43
test3roh shnap- del util and del restore are on here12:44
test3rdo i hav a burner prob on livecd?12:44
test3rout to hookup dvdburner i think12:44
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test3rn/m prob best to do that all from Nero01:02
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cellofellowis the Feisty Server installer normally very slow?01:07
maxamillioncellofellow: dunno, haven't tried it01:07
maxamillioncellofellow: i wouldn't assume it to be any slower than a desktop install01:07
cellofellowI expect an Ubuntu installation to take like 1/2 an hour, maybe a bit more in a VM, but this has been running for hours.01:07
cellofellowIs the Alt CD just slow?01:08
maxamillioncellofellow: only time i ever used alt cd was on a really old machine with 64mb of ram, and it took about 2 hours01:09
cellofellowI know the alt cd uses apt to unpack and install stuff instead of just uncompressing a single image. Is that why it's slow?01:09
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maxamillioncellofellow: well, i would imagine that to create some overhead, yes01:10
maxamillioncellofellow: unpacking and installing will always take longer than just copying data01:10
maxamillioncellofellow: i thought the installer used dpkg?01:10
cellofellowI guess so.01:10
cellofellowapt, dpkg, whatever01:10
maxamillionlol01:10
cellofellowI think Debian uses apt. That's why the netinstall thing works.01:11
maxamillionahhhh, yes .. that would make more sense01:11
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cellofellowThis thing has been "Unpacking base system" for about an hour.01:12
cellofellowI know it's not frozen. It's chugging away.01:13
maxamillioncellofellow: yeah, that's probably about right if its on a virtual system ... what virtual system you using?01:13
cellofellowvBox01:13
maxamillioncellofellow: what are the specs of the machine running it?01:14
cellofellow450Mhz PIII, 319 MB RAM, 128MB Virtual RAM.01:14
cellofellowWindows 2000 runs just fine.01:15
cellofellowin VBox.01:15
maxamillioncellofellow: how long did it take to install win2k on the vBox?01:15
cellofellowtwo, maybe three hours. Debian Etch Netinstall didn't take this long either.01:16
cellofellowmaybe an hour01:16
maxamillionwell i know ubuntu installer is slower than debian's because ubuntu's base system has more stuff to it than debian's01:16
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DaBeowulf'lo. o/01:19
DaBeowulfI'm kind of puzzled. I installed the OS now and booted it from the disk and now I can no longer enable the NVidia drivers through the 'Restricted drivers' menu.01:21
cellofellow!nvidia01:21
ubotuTo install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto01:21
DaBeowulfIt's listed but when I try to enable it I get prompted for my pass again, now and then, and can click on enable on the Note! dialog thing but it does not appear to do a thing then.01:22
DaBeowulfThanks checking that now.01:22
aliasrush_!ati01:22
ubotuTo install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto01:22
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DaBeowulfO_o I don't meet the listed "prerequisites", but I could enable it via the aforementioned option when I booted from the Desktop CD.01:26
cellofellowI do it the oldschool way: install nvidia-glx and edit xorg.conf01:27
vidd*wave* cellofellow01:28
cellofellow*big *wave* vidd01:28
cellofellowwhoops01:28
viddbeen a while01:29
cellofellowa bit of a while, yeah01:29
cellofellowhey hey, the vBox ubuntu installer has moved on.01:30
maxamillioncellofellow: w00t01:30
maxamillioni wish they would release vBox for amd6401:30
viddwhat is vbox?01:30
cellofellowvirtualbox. It's a free virtualizer01:31
maxamillion... beat me to it01:31
cellofellowmaxamillion: just use QEMU or VMware I guess.01:31
maxamillioncellofellow: yeah, i use qemy01:31
maxamillionqemu*01:32
maxamillioncellofellow: but its slower01:32
maxamillionand i refuse to touch vmware ... too many horror stories01:32
maxamillionbrb01:32
cellofellowWay slower. It's not even considered a virtual machine, it's an emulator.01:32
cellofellowVirtualBox is quick, almost as fast as kQEMU, and really easy to use.01:33
cellofellowEasy to install too. Just a simple installation of a single deb package.01:34
cellofellowkQEMU is not easy to install at all.01:35
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maxamillioncellofellow: isn't it in the repos now?01:41
cellofellowdon't think so. If it is, it's in multiverse. Or you may have a choice between the PUEL binary and an Ubuntu-built GPL version.01:41
cellofellownot in my repos01:42
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CatoptromancyI feel cleaner01:43
Catoptromancygot rid of all KDE apps and libs01:43
cellofellow:-)01:43
cellofellowAnd here I am trying to find out how to make all of my friggin Qt apps look better by themeing Qt. Whoopy.01:43
maxamillioncellofellow: they will look better once you port them to GTK or find a GTK alternative ;)01:44
test3rwow,Dells tech support is like nonexistant when it comes to their backup partition01:45
cellofellowAll I use is: Scribus, VirtualBox, and sometimes Opera.01:45
test3ri setup nero inwinblows all ready to bak up this partition, and i find out,its ghosted from windows01:45
cellofellowBut they still look like junk.01:45
maxamillioncellofellow: virtualBox is written in qt?01:47
cellofellowthe Desktop frontend is Qt.01:47
cellofellowbut it's mostly SDL.01:47
maxamillioncellofellow: huh ... interesting, and i swore opera was independent of both gtk and qt01:48
Catoptromancyis there a gtk torrenter?01:48
cellofellowNope. Opera uses statically linked Qt in windows and optionally for *nix, but it's still Qt.01:48
CatoptromancyI used to have ktorrent01:48
cellofellowdeluge I like. It's like ktorrent only in PyGTK.01:49
cellofellow!deluge-torrent01:49
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about deluge-torrent - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi01:49
cellofellow!info deluge-torrent01:49
ubotuPackage deluge-torrent does not exist in feisty, feisty-seveas01:49
cellofellowbah01:49
maxamillionCatoptromancy: deluge ... its not in the repos, but there is a .deb for ubuntu on their download page01:49
Catoptromancycool01:49
cellofellowI thought it was in backports01:49
maxamillionCatoptromancy: http://deluge-torrent.org/01:49
cellofellowjosh@lordpenguin:~$ apt-cache search deluge01:49
cellofellowdeluge-torrent - A Bittorrent client written in Python/PyGTK01:49
maxamillioncellofellow: not to my knowledge ....01:49
maxamillioncellofellow: oh, huh01:50
maxamillioni dunno01:50
maxamillionnvm, don't listen to me01:50
maxamillionit wasn't there when feisty released01:50
Catoptromancycool i got the svn01:51
maxamillionoh, huh ... i don't have backports enabled in my sources.list01:51
maxamillionguess that's why i can't see it01:52
cellofellowah, it's not in the repos. It's a hangover from when I found it in Edgy Backports. Wonder why it's not in Feisty.01:52
maxamillioncellofellow: no clue01:52
maxamillionCatoptromancy: they have a svn snapshot in a .deb package?01:52
Catoptromancydunno01:52
CatoptromancyI just got svn01:53
maxamillionoh, ok ... you just compiling from source?01:53
Catoptromancyill see how its work pretty soon01:53
Catoptromancyya01:53
maxamillioncool cool01:53
maxamillioni don't like compiling unless i have to01:53
cellofellow"compile"? It's Python.01:53
maxamillionoh, rgr01:54
maxamillioncellofellow: well, you can compile python01:54
maxamilliontechnically ....01:54
cellofellowI know, but you don't /need/ to like C.01:54
maxamillioncellofellow: http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/Downloads <--- the ubuntu snippet is confusing01:54
cellofellowlooks like the "DO NOT INSTALL..." stuff is a little dated. There must have been something wrong with it that got it pulled.01:56
maxamillioncellofellow: yeah, that would make sense01:57
maxamillioni would think a MOTU would get it back in there though01:57
DaBeowulfI still don't get why it worked when I booted from the CD and refuses when I try the same from the disk install.01:58
maxamillionDaBeowulf: why what worked?01:58
cellofellowhis nvidia01:58
maxamillionah01:58
maxamillionoh, i'm off work! :)01:59
maxamillionlaters all01:59
maxamillioni'll bbl01:59
DaBeowulfCould it be I'm not priviledged enough with my current login and it fails to tell me? Although I'm the first user to log in and the one I entered the info of during the install?02:01
DaBeowulfI was able to set the time to what's it actually here atm, though.02:01
cellofellowwhat does `lspci | grep vga` in a terminal say?02:01
DaBeowulfnada! =o02:02
cellofellowjust lspci then02:02
cellofellowor grep VGA02:02
Catoptromancyack02:02
Catoptromancymaybe ill get .tar02:02
Catoptromancysvns always like to error02:02
cellofellowDaBeowulf: ?02:03
DaBeowulfVGA comp controller: NV greedy evil Corp :P NV34 GF FX5200 rev al02:04
cellofellowhuh02:04
cellofellowlsmod | grep nv02:04
cellofellowor NV, dunno which02:04
cellofellowlsmod grep 'nv|NV'02:04
DaBeowulfNothing.02:06
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cellofellowmake that lsmod | egrep 'nv|NV'02:07
cellofellowsorry, I'm still learning these regex's.02:07
DaBeowulfI'm trying updating important stuff with System -> Update Manager first atm02:07
cellofellowok02:07
DaBeowulfhaha tell me :P02:07
crimsunuse egrep -i '^nv'02:07
cellofellow(we need to get down dirty and avoid GUI for this stuff. Sorry but it just isn't working.)02:08
crimsuncase-insensitive, "nv" at the beginning of the string02:08
cellofellowand crimsun the guru comes to save the day. Yay!02:08
Catoptromancydeluge looks pretty cool02:08
crimsunnot a guru, just a jelly belly ingester.02:08
cellofellowjosh@lordpenguin:~$ lsmod | egrep -i '^nv'02:09
cellofellownvidia               3930348  1202:09
cellofellowlol02:09
cellofellowDaBeowulf: when update manager is done doing its thing, then we get down and dirty02:10
DaBeowulfinvalid option -- ^02:13
cellofelloweven with the -i and quotes?02:13
DaBeowulfI don't get that egrep thing you want me to do down it seems.02:13
DaBeowulfYes02:14
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cellofellowall this does is see if nvidia is installed and running or not02:14
DaBeowulf"" Quotes or '' ones?02:14
cellofellowsingle ones02:14
cellofellowjust copy/paste from here02:14
DaBeowulfYeah tried them.02:14
BFTDsomethings wrong02:14
cellofellowlsmod | egrep -i '^nv'02:14
cellofellowworked here02:14
BFTDcompiling wine shouldn't take 2 hours02:14
cellofellowI would expect it to02:14
DaBeowulfhmm Nothing now. :S02:15
cellofellowthat02:15
cellofellows a "no nvidia"02:15
cellofellowok02:15
cellofellowyou can only have one dpkg-based program running at a time. For now, Update Manager takes that cake.02:15
BFTDit takes 2 mins on my other system02:15
cellofellow:/02:15
BFTDbut sure that system is 3 times more powerful, this one shouldn't take more then 20 mins02:16
DaBeowulfIt's finished by now.02:16
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DaBeowulfIs Firefox one such as well?02:17
crimsunyes, FF is beast to compile.02:17
DaBeowulfHmm on 2nd thought can't be02:17
DaBeowulfdpkg based since I had that open and running with the Up Man at the same time02:18
cellofellowopen up the GUI app Software Sources from Settings (I know I said no GUI, but this one works ok)02:18
cellofellowDaBeowulf: yup02:18
cellofellowdpkg stuff is apt-get, synaptic, aptitude, gdebi, update-manager. that about covers it.02:18
cellofellowdpkg itself02:18
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DaBeowulfHmm can't find that there.02:19
cellofellowApps -> System -> Software Sources isn't there?02:19
CokeManis there any way to make the mouse not have a threshold and stuff? i just want it to move one speed the same speed all the time. im using xfce.02:19
DaBeowulfAh lokked under Settings02:20
cellofellowCokeMan: try the Mouse Settings in Settings02:20
cellofellowDaBeowulf: no, it's definetly system. Unless you're not using Feisty. It might be somewhere else in an older version.02:20
DaBeowulfHmm 3rd party softs?02:20
cellofellowis all the Ubuntu Software stuff checked off?02:21
DaBeowulfGot it, you said Settings before and I overlooked it in System02:21
CokeMancellofellow: yeah, but all those settings seem to make my mouse move at variable rates, unless im making it all up in my head./02:21
cellofellowmain, universe, multiverse, restricted?02:21
cellofellowCokeMan: something in xorg.conf will fix that up, I just don't know what.02:21
DaBeowulfsoft restricted by multi yes02:22
DaBeowulfand legal copyright/issues02:22
CokeMancellofellow, lol, im a linux noob, thats not gonna help. :P02:22
cellofellowcheck all the boxes under the Ubuntu Software tab (except Source Code unless you really want it.)02:22
DaBeowulfOk that they were, then.02:22
cellofellowCokeMan: Sorry, but you'll have to edit the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf I think to mess with the mouse settings.02:23
cellofellowDaBeowulf: apply by closing the app.02:23
CokeMancellofellow, ok, i'll browse around02:23
DaBeowulfdone02:23
DaBeowulfHere comes the Terminal02:24
cellofellowopen a terminal and type `sudo aptitude`02:24
DaBeowulf=0 stuff02:24
cellofellowtype /nvidia in there to search for the drivers02:25
cellofellowno, wait, let's do it the easy way. close aptitude02:25
cellofellowjust hit q02:25
DaBeowulfnv kernel common02:25
DaBeowulfok02:25
DaBeowulfAre we following something here: http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/Latest_nvidia_feisty ?02:26
cellofellowrun sudo aptitude install nvidia-glx linux-restricted-modules-`uname -r`02:26
cellofellowI've done this a dozen times02:26
cellofellowthose are back-ticks around uname02:26
DaBeowulfSo the command starts with 'run'?02:27
cellofellowno02:27
cellofellowsorry02:27
DaBeowulfnm02:27
DaBeowulfsudo then?02:27
cellofellowyes02:27
cellofellowsudo means "do as superuser" and makes you a pseudo-root.02:27
cellofellowso, you can pronounce it sue-dough or sue-do02:28
cellofellowis it doing it?02:28
DaBeowulfYes, thanks.02:28
DaBeowulfAnyone in here wasting his/her time with Unreal Tournament in here?02:29
DaBeowulfAh nm.02:29
cellofellownope. Seeing as I have a PIII and a Legacy NVIDIA card (don't worry they install the same as normal nvidias) I can't.02:30
DaBeowulfWell, I meant the original one from '99 so you should be able to. :)02:30
cellofellowHonestly, I don't like shooter games too much.02:31
DaBeowulfI did that on pretty much the same hardware (TNT2 32MB)02:31
cellofellowthat's what I have here.02:31
DaBeowulfA fine card IMO.02:31
cellofellowI have two here at home. Too bad I can't have em both in the same box. (My boxes only have one AGP port apiece.)02:32
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DaBeowulfIt finished, now Ctrl-Alt-Backspoace?02:32
cellofellownot yet02:32
cellofellowsudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg02:32
cellofellowthat will configure X. Most important part is selecting the nvidia driver when it asks.02:33
DaBeowulfthere's nv and nvidia02:34
cellofellownv is the open source not-very-good nvidia driver that comes with. nvidia is what you just installed.02:34
cellofellowyou are using nv right now.02:35
TheSheepcellofellow: it's very good, much better than the proprietary nvidia one, just doesn't support acceleration02:35
DaBeowulfI see.02:35
cellofellow'pends on what you call 'good' I guess.02:35
cellofellowwhat's the new free nvidia driver called?02:35
cellofellowagain02:35
cellofellowthe one that GNU is still developing.02:36
cellofellowand Canonical is helping I believe.02:36
crimsunnoveau.02:36
cellofellowthat's it02:36
TheSheepcellofellow: good = no memory leaks, no known bugs, fast, small02:36
cellofellowI'd love to see that actually work.02:36
cellofellowI suppose.02:37
BFTDos[Linux 2.6.20-16-generic i686]  distro[Debian 4.0]  cpu[1 x Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.00GHz @ 1.99GHz]  mem[Physical : 495MB, 53.2% free]  disk[Total : 17.53GB, 53.30% Free]  video[Intel Corporation ]  sound[] 02:37
cellofellowdidn't know nvidia had all of that though.02:37
TheSheepcellofellow: and more :)02:38
TheSheepcellofellow: google for it if you're interested02:38
TheSheepcellofellow: nvidia driver is bloatware02:38
cellofellowbut I like 3D stuff. :(02:38
cellofellowat least it's better than ATI.02:38
BFTDhow do i figure out the socket type of my CPU?02:38
TheSheepcellofellow: write them an engry letter demanding they release the documentation, you will have a free driver in 3 days02:39
TheSheeps/engry/angry02:39
cellofellowI think the first part of that has been tried a thousand times.02:39
TheSheepcellofellow: you'd be surprised02:39
DaBeowulfGot the mainboard's manual BFTD?02:40
BFTDDaBeowulf no02:40
cellofellowGot the MoBo's make and model number and google?02:40
DaBeowulfCeleron 2GHz maybe that narrows it down to one already?02:41
DaBeowulfcellofellow what do you advise kernel framebuffer Y/N?02:41
cellofellowI say try Y and if things sort of fizzle cause of it, switch to N.02:42
cellofellowI don't notice any real difference.02:42
cellofellow'specially cause my X resolution does't match my fb resolution.02:42
DaBeowulfSo to later switch it I'd just run reconf xorg again?02:43
cellofellowyes02:43
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cellofellowDaBeowulf: how's it coming?02:48
DaBeowulfkeyboard model02:49
CokeManis there any way to make the mouse not have a threshold and stuff? i just want it to move one speed the same speed all the time. im using xfce.02:49
DaBeowulfkb 121 it reads on the back but that's not listed in the help text02:49
DaBeowulfSettings Mouse Behaviour?02:50
CokeMani guess02:50
DaBeowulfah so slider far left does still have some?02:51
cellofellowDaBeowulf: it should just need to know what layout the keys are.02:51
DaBeowulf>_< I assumed ESC was 1 step back just made an ass out of me and me :P02:53
cellofellowjust start over I guess.02:54
DaBeowulfEek mouse stuff now, I just wanted to switch to the NVidia prop drivers and that was about it ^_^02:55
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cellofellowah, well02:59
cellofellowall you have to say is that it's a 2 or 3 button mouse usually.02:59
cellofellowgah! the kernel that comes with the Server edition of Ubuntu just sort of doesn't work with VBox.03:00
DaBeowulfRight I'm searching for the proper name of my Monitor now :P (oh it asked for the conn port, too)03:01
cellofellowjee03:02
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DaBeowulfdamn it didn't say it asked for horizontal 1st and then vertical; Ithought it was both in one go, that's what I get when getting cocky and try advanced :P03:11
DaBeowulfI think I'll have to do this again.. \o/03:11
DaBeowulfwhee finished03:13
DaBeowulfNow Ctrl Alt Bckspc?03:13
cellofellowsure03:14
DaBeowulfthanks cu o/03:15
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NikilosHi03:16
NikilosI was wondering if anyone could help me with the installation of GIMPShop03:16
cellofellow!gimpshop03:18
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ubotugimpshop is a hack that makes The Gimp look and feel more like Photoshop.  A .deb for Ubuntu is available via http://plasticbugs.com/?page_id=29403:18
cellofellowI know what it is, but I don't know if it is in the repos03:18
cellofellowhey, look at that.03:18
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NikilosI downloaded the .deb and ran it03:19
NikilosI ran GIMP, but it doesn't look any different03:19
cellofellowran it?03:19
cellofellowI would think gimpshop is a separate app.03:19
cellofellowYou mean you use GDebi-GTK to install it?03:19
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cellofellow!gdebi-gtk03:19
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about gdebi-gtk - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi03:19
test3rhey - what happens if i run "Root Kit Revealer" on a multi-boot machine from winblows??? will it show the tux dist as a kit? or will a tru root show up at all????03:19
cellofellow!info gdebi-gtk03:19
ubotuPackage gdebi-gtk does not exist in feisty, feisty-seveas03:19
cellofellowtest3r: probably won't look outside of the windows partition03:20
cellofellow!gdebi03:20
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about gdebi - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi03:20
cellofellowbah03:20
j1mc!info gdebi-core03:21
test3roh thats a good point u would have to point it to scan another partition or 'drive' as windows sees it and i dont think you can even do that03:21
ubotugdebi-core: Simple tool to install deb files. In component main, is optional. Version 0.2.4ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 13 kB, installed size 476 kB03:21
j1mc!info gdebi03:21
ubotugdebi: Simple tool to install deb files. In component main, is optional. Version 0.2.4ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 29 kB, installed size 220 kB03:21
cellofellowNikilos: look in the menu for something called gimpshop instead of gimp.03:21
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NikilosThere isn't a thing called Gimpshop in the menu03:22
DaBeowulfNow Wine. :D03:22
cellofellowNikilos: let me look at this03:22
test3r704's partitioning step in the install managed to pass its point with only One logical partition left in the disk scheme03:23
test3rit must have made the swap an extended of the main tx partititon03:23
DaBeowulfHaha that reconf xorg got me rid of my mousewheel..03:23
cellofellowthat's default for debian and ubuntu. use only one primary part, one extended, and then the rest logical inside the extended.03:24
test3rill be sure to thank DELL for making a partition that is 5MB on the main hdd03:24
test3rand another that is 2.5G03:24
cellofellowDaBeowulf: did you choose "3-button emulation"? or whatever03:24
test3rthats default?????! because it has Always made a seperate swap partition03:24
test3ron every box03:25
test3rive ever setup with buntu. and im on box ~20 now03:25
viddtest3r, did you get a new dell pre-installed with ubuntu...or is this an older box?03:25
cellofellowoh, never mind03:25
test3rno it is a very older box with winxp already on it03:25
DaBeowulfNo. Hmm wasn't the command sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver xorg03:25
DaBeowulf?03:25
test3rim trying to leave it intact03:25
test3rfor the challenge03:25
cellofellowyeah, DaBeowulf03:26
DaBeowulfxserver is not installed and no info is available..03:26
test3rwell- not Very older- it has a 2.8Ghrz pent4 in it, but only 256 ram03:26
cellofellowxserver-xorg03:27
test3rbiggest heatsink ive Ever Seen. its a fanless box.03:27
DaBeowulfThanks. >_<03:27
vidda fanless box?03:27
cellofellowsweet03:27
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j1mcDaBeowulf: the command is sudo dpkg reconfigure xserver-xorg  (your forgot the last hyphen)03:28
test3rthe heat sink is big i could take it to a scrap yeard and get a , well, something fun with the return money03:28
viddhow they expect the processor to not melt?03:28
test3rtheheat sink is the size of my head03:28
test3r=x03:28
test3rgota b a cool $20 in scrap in just the sink itself.03:29
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test3rtheres Gota b a fan somewheres in it- but its not on the bak. and its quieter than all &$*#, too03:31
DaBeowulfYes, thanks j1mc03:31
thirdyGood Morning Everyone!03:31
viddmorning?03:32
viddthirdy, where you @?03:32
DaBeowulfGood morning Vietnam!03:32
test3roic it Now. it is on te front InSide of the case. and yes it is very quiet and quite big03:32
DaBeowulfCET03:32
thirdyvidd, xubuntu03:32
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thirdyvidd, why?03:33
viddcuzz you said "morning" thirdy03:33
test3ryeah i hear u there, vidd. i had a false warning from my mobo temp monitors te other day because it decided it needed the chasis fan monitor active even tho ive never had a chasis fan ad of course there was no current to it so it freeks out and i freek outthen realise it was over nothing03:34
viddit just got dark here....03:34
DaBeowulfhaha duh it says horizontal and vertical >_<03:37
test3rnice. Dell Dimension 3100. up and running 7.04 with SafeMode graphics. time to get windows to accept it, then try reconfiging xserver 4 oGL graphics.03:38
test3r256ram.03:38
DaBeowulfbrb03:38
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test3rsafemode graphics is even fine we're jus gana throw apache on it. all we ned the gui for is a pampered interface03:39
test3r;p03:39
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thirdyvidd, it's 9:30 in the morning here, Philippines03:41
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DaBeowulfOnce again for the mouse..03:41
viddah03:42
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test3rhey i read articl e again the other day about the Japanese Govnmt changing over to linux.  i hear from my buddy that it is been going on since 2001 or such- does anyone know if it is finally going to happen?03:42
viddits 12 hours...earlier?.....here in eastern USA03:42
test3rand what dist will they use... ?!.?03:42
test3ryes I am 12 hrs earlier, too vidd, on Eastern time03:43
DaBeowulfImPS/2 ExplorePS/2 ?03:43
test3rExplorer mourse is the microsoft mouse03:44
test3rwith the side buttons i used to have 103:44
salvador_ghello, i got a problem03:44
DaBeowulfHmm mine is a Samsung.03:44
j1mchi salvador_g go ahead and ask your question.03:45
viddsalvador_g, what's up?03:45
vidd!ask03:45
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ubotuDon't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)03:45
salvador_gim trying to use the live cd, but i cant load the kernel03:45
viddsalvador_g, what happens?03:46
vidddoes it just reboot?03:46
salvador_git shows a error message "casper/initrd.gz not found"03:46
DaBeowulfbrb03:47
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DaBeowulfYay it works again. ImPS/2 ftw :P03:48
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DaBeowulfcellofellow what was the first commands I had to do after checking the Software Sources and before reconfigure xorg, I'd like to note it down..03:51
test3rWOOT !03:53
test3ri feel leet. i just selected i810 for my vid instead of VESA03:53
test3rand x just actually Booted03:53
test3rha HA03:53
j1mctest3r: can you open up your xubuntu terminal?  does that work ok?03:54
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test3rijust did the internal one i havent tried tty yet03:54
DaBeowulfThe CD is fine?03:54
test3rwhat is it03:54
test3rglxinfo| grep direct rendering03:55
test3r?03:55
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j1mctest3r: try going to applications --> accessories --> Terminal03:55
j1mci want to make sure that doesn't cause any problems.03:55
test3ryes its up im trying to see if it has oGL    =D03:55
test3rah ha  glxinfo | grep rendering03:56
test3rand, yes, oGL is enabled.03:56
test3r^ ^03:56
test3r...03:56
test3rfreeking pimp. on goes doom.03:56
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DaBeowulfThe original Doom? Get Slige, random levels are always fun.03:58
test3rthat reminds m - do we STILL need a ogl version in the repository?03:59
test3ri compiled an ogl doom with freedoom and have it on cd. i used 606 im pretty sure03:59
test3ris there way i send to someone they pak for everyone and put up?03:59
viddhuh?04:00
test3rthe freedoom install that is in the repository is not compiled against openGL. so i compiled from source after making a proper conf file04:00
test3rthen i took the src comiled and put it on a cd. for use later, see?04:01
test3rthen i just copy tose file, run /config make make install04:01
test3ran its done04:01
test3rer no just makemakeinstall04:01
viddwhy not just make it into a .deb?04:01
test3rbecause i wouldnt know where to start to do that LoL. never thought of it.04:02
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viddlet me find you a howto....04:03
test3rSlige????? what th-  it spawns new doom Every Time? yes yes Ned!04:03
viddhttp://linuxdevices.com/articles/AT8047723203.html04:04
DaBeowulfYeah Slige pawns..04:04
DaBeowulfhttp://members.aol.com/dmchess/nickdoom.html04:05
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test3rbookmarkt, aaaaaaand bookmarkt.04:08
test3rthx04:08
viddnp test3r you'll get my bill in the mai;l04:08
viddlol04:08
test3ryou're sending kindling too? how nice of u  ;p04:09
viddhaha04:09
test3rhehehehe, no but seriously this should work with ne mod too then huh?04:09
viddneed something tpo get those windows disk to burn, eh?04:10
test3ror no? it prob doesnt use a stndrd PAK file04:10
test3ryeah all those missburns from stupid disks for stupid programs that just neded to b guttet thru CDRDAO04:11
test3rso- OK- how do i turn the C src into an x86 binary?04:14
test3rwill it just Happen when i 'make' it?04:14
test3rdood says the program was written 4 winblows04:14
Catoptromancydid someone say doom?04:16
CatoptromancyDaBeowulf, every try Oblige?04:17
test3rnot just Any doom, moded doomses04:18
CatoptromancyI make doom mods04:18
Catoptromancyim coding a launcher04:18
DaBeowulfThe name rings a bell, what is it?04:18
CatoptromancyIts like Slige but makes much better maps04:18
Catoptromancyand is Native04:18
test3ri have a luncher for my moded doom up on my launcher bar04:18
DaBeowulfAlas, then I was mistaken, sounds superb!04:19
Catoptromancyhttp://www.soulsphere.org/stuffage/slige/04:19
Catoptromancyheh04:19
Catoptromancyhttp://oblige.sourceforge.net/04:19
Catoptromancyjust one screenshot and you can see the difference04:19
test3rROFL auto wad? omg nice04:20
Catoptromancybut slige maps are pretty crappy04:20
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test3rcan u use them with Any graphics sets?04:20
test3rmaybe i can help with That04:20
Catoptromancygrpahics sets?04:20
Catoptromancyiwad you mean04:20
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vidd*wave* maxamillion04:21
test3ryeah - wads contain not only the lvl info, but also the graphics info04:21
maxamillionhiya vidd04:21
CatoptromancyYou can get prboom, one of the best doom ports04:21
Catoptromancyhttp://www.relentlessbeating.com/catoptromancy/freedoom-iwad-0.5.zip04:21
Catoptromancyand download that04:21
Catoptromancyand play totally GPL doom04:21
test3rthats what i have04:21
Catoptromancycool04:22
test3rthe openGL compiled one04:22
test3rfrom src04:22
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test3rwith a modded wad   =)04:22
maxamillionwhy on earth would doom need openGL?04:22
DaBeowulfAh Sidplay2 sound <304:22
test3rit totaly doesnt its just pimp to know its running on only the ram from my vid card basically04:22
maxamilliontest3r: ah, the off load to the gpu factor ... its a nice feature04:23
test3rexactly. then i can b ripping in bakgrnd or watevr04:23
maxamillionfair enough04:23
Catoptromancyheh i should zip up my pwad04:24
Catoptromancyits a doom map I made for freedom04:24
test3rbut yeah thats the one i have in src. can we / should we have that in the repository?04:24
Catoptromancynot in freedoom till the next version is released though04:24
test3rits setup to compile for oGL support in prboom04:24
CatoptromancyYou dont need to compile GL support for prboom04:25
Catoptromancyjust compile it normally04:25
Catoptromancyand go to the cfg and chane something from 0 to 104:25
test3ryeah i had to switch something in the conf i swear04:25
test3ryes04:25
maxamilliontest3r: i am unfamiliar with the exact licensing on the wad, but i would assume that if it could be in the repos then it would be04:25
Catoptromancythe freedoom iwad is gpl04:25
Catoptromancyeverything is totally original04:26
maxamillionCatoptromancy: oh ... that i didn't know04:26
maxamillionthen i don't know why its not in the repos04:26
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maxamillionwell ... hardly at all04:26
Catoptromancyits still .0504:26
Catoptromancy.504:26
test3roh - wait it totaly is04:26
Catoptromancya few maps are missing or unfinished04:26
test3rprboom IS in the repos04:26
Catoptromancyprboom is04:26
Catoptromancynot the main iwad to run it04:26
test3rbut the ver that is in there is only compiled for processor running04:26
test3rnot oGL04:26
Catoptromancyno it can run gl04:27
Catoptromancywhat version of prboom?04:27
test3rare you sure? because back when, in 6.01, i had to compile it because I figured that out somehow04:27
Catoptromancyim sure04:27
Catoptromancyreally depends on version and it hasnt been updated for like 6 months04:28
test3rthat was 2 yrs ago04:28
Catoptromancywell maybe04:28
test3r=D04:28
Catoptromancyseems 2.4.6 was latest version in repos04:29
CatoptromancyIt should come with freedoom04:29
test3rso wait the one thats in there now will run either/or depending on what is available? I dont remember how I checked to find it wasnt using oGL04:29
Catoptromancyso people can jsut download and play04:29
Catoptromancyill check04:30
DaBeowulfbrb04:30
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thirdyI'm using enabled compositing, I'm getting distorted menu's04:31
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Jester45hey vidd im in here04:31
Catoptromancythat version is 2.4.6 latest is 2.4.704:31
GhostlyDeathsup04:31
viddso am i04:31
Catoptromancyso it should already compile with GL04:31
Catoptromancyhey04:31
Jester45anyone know if irssi can switch between channel or do i have to /join #channel each time04:32
test3roh, wow they figured that out? nice, nice. see? I wasn't pullin ur leg!    =D04:32
viddmaxamillion, you should know this one04:32
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Jester45anyone?04:33
Beowulf!info test04:33
ubotuPackage test does not exist in feisty, feisty-seveas04:33
maxamillionwhat?04:33
Jester45maxamillion: do you use irssi04:34
maxamillionsorry, i was reading an article on linux.com04:34
maxamillionJester45: yeah04:34
Jester45can it switch between 2 channels i thought you use tab but that isnt it04:34
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BeowulfHydra behaves strangely in Wine :/04:35
maxamillionJester45: when you join a channel, it is given a number, those numbers are displayed on the right hand side in "[Act: 1,2,3,4] " and when a number goes white, activity has happened, and when it goes red then its a pm or your nick has been typed and you hit alt+# where # is the number of the channel/pm you wish to view04:35
Jester45ok thanks04:36
Jester45i figured it could04:36
viddso it is a command line only chat program?04:36
maxamillionJester45: oh yeah, it can even connect to multiple servers at the same time, split into virtual windows, etc... its rather capable04:36
Jester45yes vidd04:37
maxamillionvidd: irssi? ... well, yes it was originally, but there are now gui spin-offs but "true irssi" is cli only04:37
Jester45how would one go about removeing one of the chats04:37
viddmaxamillion, is it possible to log into two different servers with two different usernames?04:37
maxamillionJester45: to exit a channel use the command /part which will leave the chan, use /wc to leave a pm meaning "window close"04:38
maxamillionvidd: sure is04:38
maxamillionvidd: www.irssi.org for more info, their documentation is stellar :)04:38
Jester45ok i been using gaim so i just close the tab04:38
Jester45forgot about that04:38
viddso i could...for example log into the work chatroom with my work id, and xubuntu with my "civilian" id?04:38
maxamillionJester45: no worries04:38
maxamillionvidd: yeah04:39
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viddawesome....04:39
Jester45maxamillion: and what if the chat is a pm say from NickServ04:39
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maxamillionJester45: a pm is a pm, /wc will work04:40
Jester45so no part, ok04:40
test3ri actually prefer GAIM than the txt interface probably04:40
test3rits more like mirc04:40
viddtest3r, that is EXACTLY the reason im inclinded to go to a cli one04:41
test3ru can still use the old cnds too04:41
maxamillionJester45: yeah ... i mentioned that, /wc is for "window close", the same command will work for leaving channels too, but /part is just kinda more traditional and i think it communicates with chanserv more appopriately04:41
maxamilliontest3r: well i've been on linux as my only operating system for over 7 years ... the command line and i are good friends :)04:41
Jester45ok04:41
maxamillionbrb, dog need to go out04:41
Jester45me and the command line have a kid we call it ncurses04:42
test3rwell im not saying im not good on a CLI - i installed slack from floppy onto a compaq pentium 1 w/ 16MB RAM04:42
test3rim saying why overcompicate04:42
test3rtoo many more new cmnds04:42
Jester45its faster when you know what you doing04:42
test3ri just learned Vim for the love of Joe04:42
Jester45its called learning04:42
test3r=904:43
viddtest3r, the commands are nearly identical04:43
Jester45test3r: have you tried nano i think its much better04:43
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test3rthey r like vim?  where-   :q is quit and etc ?04:43
test3rnano is easier but it isnt on slack.04:43
test3ri installed04:43
test3rfrom floppy04:43
viddtest3r, then use pico04:43
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viddTHAT should be on slackware04:44
test3rnot sure if that was there or not - didnt even think of it04:44
Jester45test3r: do you use aptitude/apt-get over synaptics04:44
test3rit has to b at Boot too04:44
test3rnot jus in the repos04:44
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test3ri actually like vim04:44
Jester45hey cellofellow04:44
cellofellowhello04:45
test3rit is ez  i can save&exit in a few keys04:45
maxamillionyeah, pico is ancient .. nano is a clone that seems to have super-seeded it04:45
cellofellowthe only vim commands I know are :wq, :syntax enable, and /searchterm04:45
viddtest3r, yes...once you LEARN it....it is super fast04:45
Jester45tester is nano is alt+o then enter04:45
cellofellowpico was proprietary. Nano is a GNU clone.04:45
maxamillioncellofellow: oh, that i didn't know ... thanks for the factoid04:46
viddpico is proprietary?04:46
cellofellowF3, if you aren't in a terminal emulator, saves in nano.04:46
cellofellowat least not "free"04:46
cellofellowthe command pico links to nano in ubuntu, for compatiblities sake.04:47
viddit is installed by default on (*)buntu04:47
test3rhow u learn that F save? all i see is those cmnds on bottom in nano04:47
test3rcant say i ever RTFM tho04:47
cellofellowfrom right to left is F1, F2, F3, etc.04:47
test3r;)04:47
maxamillionahhh ok, pico is to UNIX as nano is to GNU ... so its like cc and gcc04:47
maxamillion!rtfm | test3r04:47
ubotutest3r: Words like noob, jfgi, stfu or rtfm are not welcome in this channel. Period.04:47
cellofellowpico comes from pine, the email client, which I've never actually seen.04:48
cellofellowhe was talking about himself.04:48
test3rnot even about oneself? harsh man04:48
test3r=(04:48
maxamillionoh, sorry04:48
maxamillioni didn't see it in context, i was reading wikipedia and then saw it when i came back04:48
cellofellowjosh@lordpenguin:~$ file `which pico`04:48
cellofellow/usr/bin/pico: symbolic link to `/bin/nano'04:48
maxamillionlol04:48
maxamillionnice04:48
test3rit was actually only half fitting. i meant to have it be read in the past tense04:49
cellofellowfunny that read and read are spelled the same04:49
test3ryeeeeeeah>?04:50
maxamillionyeah, context is a pain with the digital world04:50
test3rwhat is the second word rom the left that we're not suposed to say?04:50
test3rlol.04:50
test3rjet for good innings04:50
test3rthat must be what it is04:50
test3rno seriously i have no idea what what is short for04:51
Jester45i like stfu n00b, but thats from playing games04:51
maxamillionhey hey04:52
viddtest3r, something about google04:52
Jester45in irc i tend to just stop talking04:52
test3roh- Just For Fun04:52
Jester45___ ___ google idiot ? maybe04:52
Jester45ooo04:53
Jester45i got it04:53
viddjust go _____ it04:53
test3rrofl. yeah we wouldnt wat to ncourage anyone to Try anything now would we04:53
Jester45no it Just F___ Google It04:53
viddi want to know what stfu is04:53
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test3rsteve tears funyuns up04:54
maxamillionbah! .. can we atleast move this to #xubuntu-offtopic04:54
maxamillionplease?04:54
viddsorry04:54
test3rYeeaaaaaaaAAAAAhh. ! whats wrong with you all?   ;)04:54
test3rhwey how fast a box you need04:55
test3rfor a nexuiz server?04:55
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maxamillionvidd: its alright04:55
Jester45depends how many player and if your gonna play on the same box and the lag you want04:55
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thirdycan I pause aptitude install?04:56
cellofellowI'd bet ram and bandwidth would have more effect than processor04:56
maxamilliontest3r: i dunno ... probably a 500mhz p3, 256mb of ram ... give or take04:56
viddnight all04:56
maxamillionvidd: night04:56
slopis it possible to have dual monitors, each with its own panel, each with its own task list, and the task list only shows what apps are open on that particular monitor?  it did it automatically in gnome, but i can't figure it out with xfce...04:56
maxamillionthirdy: pause?04:56
cellofellowthirdy: ctrl-z should do it, for a minute or two. fg 1 to restart04:56
maxamillionslop: i wasn't aware that could be done in gnome, and i think something similar can be done with xfce ... i just don't entirely know how to do it04:57
Jester45slop: yes you can run a xserver on each moniter, but i dont know the details04:57
cellofellowslop: sometimes gnome has more features than xfce. that's why it's lighter.04:57
test3r? nice, so a 2.8Ghrz box should do it nicly then. maybe we want that as the play box then, ake the server a dif box04:57
slopcellofellow: i know...just curious if its possible04:57
Jester45anyone read what i said?04:57
maxamilliontest3r: probably, but depending on the ram of the machine it might be able to serve and play at the same time04:57
maxamillionJester45: yes04:57
cellofellownever tried, but I think xfce has some xinerama integration.04:57
slopJester45: wouldn't that use a LOT of ram?04:57
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Jester45not really04:58
Jester45im using 3 of them04:58
slophmmm04:58
Jester45but i forgot how i did it04:58
cellofellowif you have more than one login at a time, each has its own X server.04:58
slopJester45: can you pass windows between x sessions like that?04:58
cellofellowX is also smart enough to share RAM between instances I think.04:58
test3rhuh! Yeah, and we were talking about maxing its ram anyway. maybe we'll do that04:58
Jester45no04:58
aubadeAnyone have an idea if you can not have xfdesktop show the trash bin?04:58
cellofellow!xinerama | slop04:58
ubotuslop: xinerama is an extension to !X to use two or more physical displays as one large virtual display. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XineramaHowTo - See also !DualHead04:58
cellofellowaubade: works in Feisty automatically04:58
slopi dunno if xinerama is what i need....isn't that just to get dual monitors working?  mine work, i just want separate task lists on each one..04:59
aubadecellofellow: Ah, alright. Still using 4.4 RC2. :P04:59
Jester45i dont think you can do that slop at least now with xfwm04:59
maxamillionaubade: Applications->Settings->Settings Manager->Desktop->Behavior and then "Desktop Icons" section04:59
slopoh well...bummer :p05:00
cellofellowmaxamillion: that's not gonna work. Edgy can't do that, only 4.4 Stable in Feisty.05:00
maxamillioncellofellow: really? i thought it was only dapper that had the hack job patch in it05:00
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cellofellowThe way I would do DualHead would have each head have a workspace and be able to move one workspace from one screen to the other, or into the background. Even have one workspace on two screens (for like projectors)05:01
aubademm, there isn't an option there. Just for whether you want shortcuts/launchers or iconified windows and the size of said icons. Guess it wasn't thrown in until 4.4 final.05:01
cellofellowThat's right.05:01
cellofellowupgrade man05:01
BFTDhow do i use the disk so that I can install from it05:02
BFTD?05:02
maxamillioncellofellow: actuall, i think having a workspace on each screen is exactly what slop wants to do05:02
cellofellowwhich disk?05:02
cellofellowmaxamillion: I figured :)05:02
maxamillioncellofellow: or atleast it will mimic the functionality05:02
cellofellowit would05:02
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cellofellowyou can set up Task List to show only one or all workspaces.05:02
maxamillionaubade: ah, yes ... then you will need to upgrade ... you can pick and choose what icons you want in the final release ... just upgrade to feisty, the download time isn't too bad05:03
curiogeohi all maybe someone can help me05:03
cellofellow!ask | curiogeo05:03
ubotucuriogeo: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)05:03
curiogeoI have just installed xfce4 and it gave me an error05:03
curiogeoX: cannot stat /etc/X11/X (No such file or directory), aborting.05:03
curiogeogiving up05:03
maxamillioncuriogeo: how did you install xfce4? via the repos or compile from source?05:04
curiogeoI used aptitude on xub 6.0605:04
cellofellowI'd do sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg in a terminal05:04
cellofellowdid you install xubuntu-desktop?05:04
curiogeono to xub-desktop05:04
curiogeoshould I install that as well05:05
BFTDanyone?05:05
cellofellowit will fetch whatever's missing05:05
maxamillioncuriogeo: yes, it will pull in stuff you probably want05:05
cellofellowBFTD: What do you need? Details please.05:05
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BFTDcellofellow I want to be able to mount the ubuntu disk so that i can install software from it05:07
curiogeowhile that is working I am truying to manage SAMBA from windows and I am unable to add users to the domain admin group05:07
thirdy_thanx, ctrl+z and fg 1 worked05:07
cellofellowBFTD: insert it and run sudo apt-cdrom add05:07
maxamillionBFTD: but be sure to go into your sources.list and commet the entry out before trying to install things from the net again05:08
curiogeoI crated testadmin and then with srvtools usrmgr tried to put that user into the domain admin group and it keeps failing05:08
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BFTDfailed to mount05:08
cellofellowBFTD: oh?05:08
cellofellowwas it mounted before?05:09
maxamillioncuriogeo: just a moment, as my slow internet connection catches up ... i am getting a link for you that talks about samba configuration05:09
BFTDyes05:09
cellofellowBFTD: do that unmounted05:09
curiogeoBTW that xub desktop package is 218 MB05:10
curiogeogood thing for HS internet05:11
cellofellowit's a meta-package. It's actually about 0MB05:11
cellofellowit just drags in a bunch of other stuff.05:11
maxamillioncuriogeo: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ComprehensiveSambaGuide is good, and so is https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba ... but the second is still a work in progress05:11
BFTDsame error05:11
cellofellowBFTD: apt-cdrom requires that the mountpoint be either /cdrom or that /cdrom links to the mountpoint.05:12
maxamillioncellofellow: xubuntu-desktop is about 11.3k :)05:12
cellofellowI sort of forgot about that05:12
BFTDit is05:12
cellofellowmaxamillion: closer to 0MB than 1MB05:12
cellofellow:(05:12
cellofellowBFTD: doesn't work if it's the LiveCD05:12
maxamillioncellofellow: very much so ;)05:12
curiogeoI will look them over thanks05:13
maxamillionBFTD: oh yeah, forgot to mention that ... only alternate cd has the packages, the liveCD can't be installed from05:13
BFTDcellofellow oh05:13
BFTDpity05:13
cellofellowYou know how long it took for me to get samba to the point that Windows ME would print to it? Like 3 months.05:13
maxamillioncellofellow: ouch05:13
curiogeoyes the 2 of you are quite correct there are quite a few packages installing as we type05:13
Jester45its really close to .0113MB05:13
cellofellowSarge didn't work. Etch's version of testparm helped though.05:14
maxamillioncellofellow: there is a spec on wiki.ubuntu.com for a samba gui config tool ... i didn't really read into it, but i like the idea :)05:14
cellofellowMy server is no GUI so I used SWAT and SSH/Vim.05:15
cellofellowweird, my servers uptime is only 29 days. When did I last reboot it I wonder.05:17
cellofellowwhy rather05:17
maxamillionlol, i was about to say ....05:17
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Chikubuhello05:17
maxamillionhi05:17
maxamillioncellofellow: actually, you should look into ebox-platform05:18
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Chikubuive got an older pc with dead floppy and dead cd, net work card works, is their an install procedure posted someplace to place hard drive in another box and install xubuntu to the drive, then put back in other box?05:18
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Chikubui wanna dual boot it with win9805:19
cellofellowmaxamillion: /dev/hda1             964M  892M   31M  97% /05:19
cellofellow/dev/hda2             380M   20M  341M   6% /home05:19
cellofellownot much hdd space05:19
maxamillionoh ouch05:20
curiogeoyou guys are great xfce4 running like a charm05:20
cellofellowChikubu: if you don't specialize the hard drive settings too much, and switch from UUID to /dev hard drive listings, it shouldn't complain about being moved from one box to another.05:20
maxamillioncellofellow: then check freeNAS, i think it does samba and only needs like 20mb05:21
cellofellowit's all set. I don't need to do anything to it.05:21
maxamillioncuriogeo: glad we could help :)05:21
maxamillioncellofellow: oh ok05:21
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maxamillion:)05:21
Chikubuok, the drive just has a fat32 partition nowk, will xbuntu give me option to move the free space around and make new parition?05:21
Chikubuor shoudl i use a utility first05:21
cellofellowit will move fat32 around just fine05:22
curiogeohas anyone here tried running nomachine on xub05:22
maxamillioncuriogeo: nomachine?05:23
curiogeoremote desktop program similar to vnc and rdp05:24
Chikubuis the desktop-i386.iso the one i want05:24
Chikubuand do i use it to boot the machine to do the install05:24
curiogeoI noticed it while going through the samba docs http://www.nomachine.com/products.php05:24
maxamillionChikubu: yes, desktop-i386 will actually bring you to a "live" desktop and you just double click the install icon and it takes you through the install one step at a time05:25
curiogeothey praise themselves as the secoond coming of christ05:25
maxamillioncuriogeo: never heard of it to be honest05:25
curiogeoI was hoping someone had some experience with it05:25
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Chikubufairly friendly or should i bone up alot05:25
maxamillionChikubu: extremely friendly and completely documented, it walks you through step by step05:26
maxamillionChikubu: just read carefully and you should be fine05:27
Chikubuah i like dates like that :)05:27
maxamillion;)05:27
Chikubui was fighing with dsl-n earlier, everything is manual05:29
maxamillionah, yeah05:29
Chikubunever could get loadlin right05:29
maxamillionok ... dinner time, brb05:29
gimpy530so...when I try to install xubuntu I get the error that it couldn;t create the file system, ubuntu always installed fine, but not xubuntu05:31
gimpy530any ideas how to fix it?05:32
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Pumpernickelbug 10725905:35
ubotuLaunchpad bug 107259 in ubiquity "Xubuntu partitioning can fail because ubiquity does not prevent thunar from automounting new partitions" [High,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10725905:35
gimpy530ok, I'll give thata try05:36
gimpy530had to re-open the installer, but it looks like it is working now, thanks05:40
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Pumpernickelnp05:42
maxamillionwow ... my wifi connection holds even when my laptop suspends to ram ... it didn't do that in edgy05:45
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cellofellowmy Dad's WinXP Dell laptop turns off the wifi if you just close the lid, without letting it go to standby.05:49
cellofellowI know my computer doesn't do suspend when I have APM. I think it's an ACPI BIOS but it's 1999 so I have to acpi=force but that doesn't work.05:50
cellofellow!acpi05:51
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about acpi - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi05:51
maxamillioncellofellow: actually, i just closed the lid ... didn't explicitly suspend05:51
cellofellowsome computers do it one way, some another05:51
cellofellowwhich is why acpi is such I pain I believe.05:51
cellofellow!ACPI05:51
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about acpi - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi05:52
cellofellowblast05:52
cellofellow!suspend05:52
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about suspend - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi05:52
maxamillion!info acpi05:52
ubotuacpi: displays information on ACPI devices. In component main, is optional. Version 0.09-1 (feisty), package size 10 kB, installed size 72 kB (Only available for i386 ia64 amd64)05:52
cellofellow!power management05:52
cellofellowc'mon stupid bot!05:52
cellofellowoh, well05:52
cellofellowI sort of don't have superuser access on my computer anymore anyway.05:53
cellofellowwhich is why I really like VirtualBox now. I can play in my Box all I want.05:53
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maxamillioncellofellow: why don't you have su privs?05:54
cellofellowmy parents changed the passwords on the computer.05:54
maxamillionwhat?!?!05:54
cellofellownow I need permission and a password to get in.05:54
maxamillionon your linux install?05:54
cellofellowon all the computers05:54
maxamillionjeebus05:54
cellofellowI even upgraded Win98 to Win2K to make it so they could lock that up too.05:54
maxamillionthat wouldn't fly in my house, i would freak out ... i can't have someone else admin my box05:55
cellofellowI know. It drives me absolutely crazy sometimes.05:55
cellofellowI can't even use virtual terms anymore if I need to for some reason, like an X freeze. No SSH, nothing like that.05:55
maxamillionwhat?05:55
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maxamillionhow'd they pull that off?05:56
maxamillionwelcome back slop05:56
cellofellowMy help. :|05:56
slopty :)05:56
slopgot another small problem05:56
cellofellowall ears05:56
maxamillioncellofellow: why on earth would you ... bleh :(05:56
maxamillionslop: fire away05:56
slopi have dual monitors...when i go to play a game, the game pops up in the center...half in one monitor, half in the other05:56
cellofellowslop: sounds normal for dual-heads05:56
maxamillionslop: oh yes, that's a known issue for games that don't support dual-head05:57
slopwell i could fix the problem before by editing xorg.conf05:57
maxamillionslop: you have a nvidia card?05:57
slopmaxamillion: yeah05:57
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maxamillionslop: just run "sudo nvidia-settings" before you play the game and disable the second screen and then again after you are done and re-enable it ... its kinda annoying, but it works05:57
slopunfortunately the xorg.conf file looks completely different now in the section i'm supposed to edit...i don't know if its because of the new nvida-settings thing, or if its because i switched to xfce05:57
maxamillionslop: yeah, nvidia-settings does some rather interesting things to the xorg.conf05:58
cellofellowmaxamillion: My brothers, and I to an extent, overused the computer. So, my parents insisted on having all the passwords. I wasn't about to complain.05:58
maxamillioncellofellow: ah, i guess ... but computer use should be encouraged in my opinion05:59
slopmaxamillion: you used to be able to add "1280x1024, NULL" and it would fix it....now that crashes X :P05:59
maxamillioncellofellow: espectially what you do one a computer05:59
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maxamillionslop: yeah, nvidia-settings adds syntax to the xorg.conf that i didn't even know was valid05:59
cellofellowwell, it's all flash games and stuff with my brothers.05:59
maxamillioncellofellow: ah ... yeah, restrict their access, they don't do anything productive06:00
slopmaxamillion: i tried to use their syntax too lol....wasn't very successful though06:00
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cellofellowMy machine is my own. Not a bit  of hardware on it belongs to my parents.06:00
cellofellowMy family has an identical box to share.06:01
maxamillionslop: oh, after i started using nvidia-settings i stoped editing by hand, i don't know what to do with it06:01
maxamillioncellofellow: oh06:01
maxamillioncellofellow: then i have no other solution for you :/06:01
cellofellowI even wrote a bash+zenity script that logged off XFCE after one hour of use. Trouble is, I'm the only one that uses XFCE around here.06:02
cellofellowAnd I couldn't write or find anything equivilant in Windows.06:02
maxamillioncellofellow: yeah, i wouldn't know where to start06:03
maxamillioni really need to look into zenity, its a really great idea06:03
cellofellowthe magic command was xfce4-session-logout. windows doesn't have that.06:03
maxamillionwell "read into it" ... i already know about it06:03
cellofellowall the docs I need are in zenity --help06:03
maxamillioncellofellow: oh, nice06:04
cellofellowit's actually really nice06:04
cellofellowI think if I could convince my parents to log in my brothers into Xubuntu on the family box instead of Windows unless they REALLY NEED TO USE WINDOWS we might have less gaming problems.06:05
cellofellowIt is a dual-boot.06:05
cellofellowbut Xubuntu was last booted like 2 weeks ago.06:06
maxamillionthat is a sad thing06:07
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BFTDwhats wrong with gaming? Besides the part that steals your life06:24
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maxamillionBFTD: that's the only thing wrong with it06:25
BFTDhaha06:26
BFTDthen lets play something06:26
maxamillionmy net connection is too slow to game on :/06:27
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thirdy_taskbar is not showing06:27
thirdy_I did sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop06:28
maxamillion?06:28
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thirdy_!gdm06:31
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about gdm - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi06:31
thirdy_ssdfksdfklsdf06:31
maxamillion!info gdm06:32
ubotugdm: GNOME Display Manager. In component main, is optional. Version 2.18.1-0ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 1771 kB, installed size 13480 kB06:32
thirdy_maxamillion, my taskbar isn't showing06:32
thirdy_need help06:32
thirdy_I did aptitude install ubuntu-desktop06:33
maxamillionthirdy_: hit alt+f2 and it will open a run dialog, enter "xfce4-panel &" and click "run" .. should be fine06:33
maxamillionthirdy_: aptitude install ubuntu-desktop just installs all default applications and the gnome desktop environment that comes with ubuntu ... actually has nothing to do with xubuntu06:33
thirdy_nothing happend06:34
maxamillionthirdy_: nothing happened when you did what?06:34
thirdy_run xfce4-panel06:34
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BFTDmaybe his res is to hight06:35
thirdy_I think this is 800x60006:36
maxamillionthirdy_: pull your mouse to the bottom of the screen, does the screen scroll at all?06:36
thirdy_nope06:36
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thirdy_I can switch workspace by scrolling my mouse06:37
maxamillionthirdy_: this is strange ... hit alt+f2 and enter "Terminal" this time and then we can work inside of a term window06:37
thirdy_ok, terminal is open, I used it to run xchat06:37
maxamillionthirdy_: ok, do "ps aux | grep xfce4-panel" and tell me how many lines of text it returns06:39
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thirdywat was it agian?06:40
thirdy*again?06:40
maxamillionthirdy: "ps aux | grep xfce4-panel"06:41
thirdythirdy    6107  0.0  0.2   2880   748 pts/1    R+   12:41   0:00 grep xfce4-panel06:41
maxamillionthirdy: that's all its doing?06:41
thirdyyeah06:41
maxamillionthirdy: errr, that's all it output?06:41
maxamillionhmmm06:42
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maxamillionok, in the same terminal type "xfce4-panel &" and then see if either the task bar comes back or it gives an error in the terminal06:42
thirdyxfce4-panel: error while loading shared libraries: : cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory06:42
maxamillionthirdy: there ya go ... google that error06:43
thirdyis there a command like06:47
thirdyfix xubuntu?06:47
thirdysudo aptitude xubuntu-fix06:47
maxamillionthirdy: yeah, not so much06:47
thirdysudo aptitude fix xubuntu06:47
thirdyhuh?>06:47
maxamillionthere is no such command06:50
thirdymaxamillion, how bout scandisk or chkdisk?06:51
maxamillionthirdy: that has nothing to do with your panel, both of those commands on windows just check disk and filesystem integrity (there is a tool called fsck that does the same for linux)06:53
thirdyWARNING!!!  Running e2fsck on a mounted filesystem may cause06:56
thirdySEVERE filesystem damage.06:56
thirdyscary06:56
Jester45umount it first06:57
test3rhey what do i do to make a DVD ISO that has more than one dir as root?07:00
test3rwait07:00
test3ri think iknow the answer to this07:00
test3rcopy to different place if there iswhat u dont want on it07:00
test3r'i think i shall change some perms too as alot of the stuff could only be used by root (it is the dell internal restore files)07:02
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test3rwell that was a pain - hopefully the BIN files dont have to b executable by user.07:15
test3rfor future ref- does ne1 know how to chmod a dir and all sub dir and files with one cmnd?07:16
test3rwow- growisofs just pushed 5.9x burn to my external - it puts MY box to shame.07:19
test3r=(07:19
test3rthing goes faster than nero does.07:19
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VeganChick01i just installed xubuntu (feisty) and i had wireless internet for 5 minutes, and then it stopped working07:23
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VeganChick01i have no idea why it works fine on os x and not in xubuntu07:25
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test3rwell- isnt mac a newer addition to the linux-capable systems?07:26
test3ri've never owned one, but ive used macs lots07:27
VeganChick01test3r: but it did work for about 5 minutes...and it worked before i reinstalled07:27
VeganChick01although i had ubuntu installed and then updated to xubuntu, so now i'm running w/o gnome...07:27
test3rwhen i login to xubuntu, sometimes my wifi card will say im connected to my network (which has a key) by blinking both its lights at the same time, but i wont be getting net access if i, say, try to come in here.07:28
test3rwhat i do is goto network, uncheck the wifi box to disable the card for a sec, then check the box07:29
test3rseems to work07:29
VeganChick01i couldn't check the box in network...07:29
VeganChick01there was a minus through it07:29
test3rif im connecting07:29
test3roh well theres is a start of an answer07:29
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VeganChick01i could check/uncheck the wired connection, but i don't have that...07:29
test3rfind why that is no validbox07:29
test3rdo you have interface eth0 ?07:30
VeganChick01i don't have a password or anything for this wireless connection though07:30
test3rim not sure how- but you want to check eth0 for a response in the system07:30
test3rif no response- you need to set it up again07:30
VeganChick01set what up again?07:31
test3roh it's wreless thats right   =/07:31
test3rmy tru wifi interface is at wifi007:31
test3rbut i am on an older card07:31
test3ryours might be ath007:31
VeganChick01test3r: i have no idea07:31
VeganChick01it just works in os x, i don't have to do anything07:32
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godlessIs there any way to run quickbooks and/or simply accounting under linux yet?07:50
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xjkx I installed vncserver on linux and ultravnc on windows 98, i put ip:port, it asks for password, i give password, then i get a silver screen and nothing else o.o08:06
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Jester45!vnc08:17
ubotuVNC is a protocol for remote desktop. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNCOverSSH describes how to use it securely.  It works best over fast connections, otherwise look at !FreeNX08:17
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xjkxJester45: i dont think this openssh thing is needed08:22
maxamillionxjkx: openssh is critical to your system, you need it for almost anything to do with online encryption08:23
xjkxlets think about it later, all i want now is to see xfce on windows08:24
xjkxi have a problem08:24
xjkxA sivler screen, which isnt normal08:24
xjkxI fix it, then i think about it08:24
maxamillionxfce on windows?08:25
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xjkxon ultravnc08:26
xjkxwhich is on windows08:26
xjkxLet me explain,08:26
maxamillioni don't do vnc, i don't do windows ... i probably won't be of much help08:27
xjkxI am on xubuntu, now i ran vncserver, ok...then i went to an windows machine with UltraVnc, there i typed my ip and port, and so it connected, asked for a password and accepted the password. Ok, but i cant see anything besides a silver screen08:27
maxamillionbut i am willing to try08:27
xjkx:>08:27
maxamillionah ok, sounds like X started, but the xfce4 start script wasn't called ... might be a setting somewhere in the vnc server that pertains to logins08:28
xjkxuhmm08:28
maxamillionbut again, i don't do vnc so i could either a) be completely wrong ... or b) wouldn't know where to look in the config files to help you08:30
xjkxI believe i found the config file, what should i exec to call xfce?08:32
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maxamillionuhmm... just a moment, i forget the name of it08:34
maxamillionstartxfce408:34
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AppleNippleBOBI am just wondering, would Xubuntu run on a system with 32mb of RAM?11:51
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grazieAppleNippleBOB: no12:10
AppleNippleBOBgrazie, thanks.12:10
grazienp12:10
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bobslaedei have some problems with my keyboard layout12:49
bobslaedeim using both danish and u.s layout12:49
bobslaedei have all the standard buttons for us layout, but it seems that my ' and \ key, are both ' key12:50
bobslaedeif thats understandable12:50
bobslaedei have tried different us layous, like the us intl12:50
bobslaedewhich makes the ' key be a  key12:50
bobslaedebut the \ key works12:50
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grumpymolehi01:16
grumpymolei can't seem to find deluge-torrent in the feisty repo's01:17
grumpymolefor installing on a xubuntu system, of course01:17
grumpymoleanyone know whether it is still there?01:17
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homebrewciderIhave the cd of Xubuntu, can I upgrade using that cd?01:59
homebrewcider that is02:00
homebrewcider7.0402:00
homebrewciderI'll start again. I have the cd of Xubuntu 7.04, can I upgrade using that cd?02:01
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DaBeowulf'lo and goodday to you. o/02:16
DaBeowulfHow can I boot DOS/Windows again? F4 at start doesn't work and in GRUB I wouldn't know to do a thing besides 'help' and 'help x' :S02:18
TheSheepDaBeowulf: you don't have it listed as an option in the grub's menu?02:18
TheSheepDaBeowulf: when you press 'esc' at boot02:18
DaBeowulfNeedless to say they don't get shown in the Boot menu.02:18
DaBeowulfNo. >_<02:18
DaBeowulfIs it because it's on another partition now?02:19
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TheSheepDaBeowulf: no02:29
TheSheepDaBeowulf: you can add it to that menu02:29
TheSheepDaBeowulf: boot xubuntu and do 'gksu mousepad /boot/grub/menu.lst'02:29
TheSheepDaBeowulf: there should be an example there for how to add entry for windows02:30
TheSheepDaBeowulf: just copy it at the end and uncomment02:30
TheSheepDaBeowulf: you might need to change the partition number in that example too02:30
DaBeowulfThanks for the heads-up! <302:33
DaBeowulfOi Doom3 runs natively :O02:41
DaBeowulfI wonder if I can play DungeonDoom without CTD all the time02:41
TheSheep:)02:41
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Andy7why hell02:55
Andy7hello02:55
kj0ttdeig"hda6 has gone 47362 days without being checked" xD02:56
DaBeowulflol wth I do not need to sign into Fileplanet to D/L?02:56
BlueEaglekj0ttdeig: Det kan skje. (that can happen)02:58
Andy7I'm new xubuntu user, fact quite newbie with any linux tbh, could ya lend me hand on how to get music and videos working?02:59
kj0ttdeigi installed xubuntu on it a couple of minutes ago :p02:59
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DaBeowulfThe usual Windows filetypes, Andy7?03:01
Andy7aye, mp3 wma avi divx and such03:02
DaBeowulfIt's partly documented here I think: file:///usr/share/xubuntu-docs/desktopguide/C/index.html03:03
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TheSheep!mp303:03
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/FreeFormats03:03
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DaBeowulfMP3s would be easy with Wine if you have the Windows install still on and music players you use there.03:04
DaBeowulfWell okay XMPlay was a bit buggy, but I haven't tried WinAmp, yet. But that'd be an odd solution anyway.03:04
DaBeowulfI'm a newbie myself.03:04
TheSheepDaBeowulf: mp3 are even easier03:05
DaBeowulfI bet.03:05
TheSheepDaBeowulf: you just need to install the additional codecs that are not installed by default because of legal issues03:05
DaBeowulfI thought so but since I haven't done that myself I can't easiely lend him a hand there.03:06
DaBeowulfI feel dirty enough using NVidia drivers :P03:06
TheSheepDaBeowulf: fortunately the links that ubotu provided contain all then ecessary information :)03:07
Andy7TheSheep, exactly what do i need ot do03:07
Andy7oh03:07
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DaBeowulfYeah the docs are great I just came here because I'm an impatient fellow. >_<03:07
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Andy7bit same here03:08
TheSheepAndy7: you need to install the 'libxine-extracodecs' with synaptic03:08
TheSheepAndy7: you need to enable the universe and multiverse repositories for that03:09
TheSheep!repos | Andy703:09
ubotuAndy7: 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 !EasySource03:09
DaBeowulfTry this in the terminal it's suggested in the doc on your disk I linked to: sudo apt-get install libxine-extracodecs ffmpeg lame faad sox mjpegtools gxineplugin flashplugin-nonfree03:10
TheSheepright, and to get dvd support, do 'sudo apt-get install libdvdread3 libxine1-ffmpeg'03:10
TheSheepit's also possible to play the proprietary Microsoft formats, but it's illegal unless you onw a copy of windows03:11
DaBeowulfGotta see if Ican boot Win98SE again now bbl03:11
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Andy7right, The dvd support on its way, there was sthg wrong with DaBeowulfs comman03:11
Andy7d03:12
Andy7oh wait, hooray it works :)03:12
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vidd-bot_hey...how do i register a new nick?03:13
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Merchelo/msg nickserv register <password>03:14
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Merchelonp03:15
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Beowulf\o/ success ;)03:17
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Yasuohi there, how much space does the xubuntu install take?03:22
vidd_laptopYasuo, depends on how much you install03:22
Yasuoi have a notebook wich 100mhzm, 40mb and 500MB hdd, no cdrom03:22
Yasuodunno, i need xterm, vi and maybe xchat03:22
Yasuowell how big is the standard install03:23
vidd_laptopyou would be best off using the alt cd, and installing a server install03:23
vidd_laptopthat way you can add the parts yu need03:24
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Yasuois there a netinstall diskette wich supports my pcmcia-1--lan?03:24
Yasuohmm guess i will install xubuntu into a vm and look how much space it takes03:25
vidd_laptopyou only have 40 mb of ram?03:25
Yasuoyes its a very old laptop03:27
Yasuo40mb ram and 500mb hdd, pentium103:27
vidd_laptopyeah...you definantly want to run a cli only system03:28
vidd_laptopi dont think a full install of even xubuntu would runon that03:30
ablomeneven puppy wont03:36
ablomento little ram03:36
Yasuowhats puppy03:37
ablomenhttp://www.puppylinux.org/ << a distro for old pc's03:37
grazieYasuo: puppy actually needs a fair bit of resource. dsl would be better. Are you sure about the 40mb of ram? That's an 'odd' number.03:44
Yasuoyes its 8MB+32extented03:44
graziek03:44
Yasuoso 8Mb onboard and 2x16MB chips03:44
Yasuohmm dunno i dont really get along with dsl since its a live-system03:45
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grazienot sure, but i think dsl needs 48mb. It can be installed on HD. You try booting knoppix in cli to check out your hw03:46
Yasuoi have no cdrom03:48
Yasuoso no knoppic, but i think knoppix is way to big anyway03:49
ablomenhttp://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/baslinux/ << tada ;)03:51
ablomenIntel 386 or compatible 12 mb RAM two 1.44 mb floppy disks03:51
Yasuoyeah but....3MB is a bit to small XD03:52
kj0ttdeigwhere can i complain about this "feature"/bug:03:56
kj0ttdeigchanging time/date makes the screen saver react03:56
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Yasuohmm maybe i should give the last DSL give a try :/03:59
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grazie!bugs | kj0ttdeig04:04
ubotukj0ttdeig: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug report at: http://bugs.ubuntu.com/  -  Bugs in/wishes for the bots can be filed at http://launchpad.net/products/ubuntu-bots04:04
Pumpernickelkj0ttdeig: It's kind of hard to correct for that.  System time is supposed to be absolute.04:04
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Andy7Why hello again04:16
Andy7Can anyone help me out a bit with my xubuntu install04:16
vidd_laptopsure04:17
vidd_laptopwhat is happening...or NOT happening?04:17
Andy7I need to know whether I can install xubuntu out of the box next to windows, and use dualboot04:17
vidd_laptopof course04:17
Andy7erm I have that desktop edition and I started to install but there was no mention of dualboot nor grub04:18
vidd_laptopdid you get the part of partitioning?04:19
Andy7aye04:19
Andy7Im in that part right now04:19
vidd_laptopthere should be a choice to resize the existing partition and use the free space04:19
Andy7erm so I cant use my already free space04:20
vidd_laptopsure you can04:20
Andy7thought so, how is this related to dualboot04:20
vidd_laptoplater, grub will install and see your other partition04:21
Andy7so I just start to install and try not to worry about it?04:21
vidd_laptoplol04:21
vidd_laptopyep04:21
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vidd_laptopyou DID make a backup of your winbloze partion04:22
vidd_laptop?04:22
Andy7nah, I don't need one methinks04:22
Andy7I was plannin to do clean xp install04:22
Andy7and went for xubuntu :D04:23
Andy7soo, one ext3 partition and one swap partition is fine methinks?04:23
vidd_laptopif you are going to do a new windows install...you will want to do that first04:23
vidd_laptopyes04:23
Andy7mkay, do I need to write something in the field that says mount point04:24
vidd_laptopnope04:24
vidd_laptopnot unless you are making extra partitions04:25
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BeowulfLater you'll have to edit some grub .list file to include the option to boot to win in the grub boot menu, though.04:27
vidd_laptopBeowulf, no...that will be done for him04:28
BeowulfWasn't for me.04:28
BeowulfI was/am on Win98SE and just followed the install as suggested as well..04:29
vidd_laptopso you didnt get the option to hit esc to enter grub when you booted?04:30
vidd_laptopdid you use the live, alt or mini cd?04:30
BeowulfI did but no Win entry / option was there.04:30
BeowulfDesktop (live?) CD04:30
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Andy7that might be cause from 9804:31
Andy7I'm running xp04:31
BeowulfAnd yesterday I noticed someone proclaiming a similar problem here..04:31
BeowulfAnyway it's no big deal and a matter of a minute to fix it when you get told what to do here.04:32
Andy7hrm, i'll see whether or not it work and come back whining for yer help *grins*04:32
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Andy7erm, why is it that the install seems to have stuck when downloading language packs04:48
kj0ttdeigi'm having a little problems on getting xubuntu in 1280x720, any good ideas?04:55
vidd_laptopAndy7, you using the alt or live cd?04:56
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Andy7live04:57
vidd_laptopAndy7, the launguage takes a long time because it has to refresh and reload the font files each time it installs a language04:58
Andy7oki04:59
vidd_laptopif you were using the alt cd, you could have hit [ctrl] [alt] [f1]  and see that it is acually doing something04:59
Andy7rightoo, almost done05:08
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Andy7okay, this is it, wish me luck :P05:16
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Andy7helppp05:33
Andy7grub throws error 18 at my face05:33
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vidd_laptopwhat does it say?05:46
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Andy7Selected cylinder exceeds maximum supported by BIOSThis error is returned when a read is attempted at a linear block address beyond the end of the BIOS translated area. This generally happens if your disk is larger than the BIOS can handle (512MB for (E)IDE disks on older machines or larger than 8GB in general).05:48
grazieAndy7: never had to deal with, but I think the usual work a05:48
grazieAndy7: never had to deal with, but I think the usual work around is  to create a /boot partition at the start of the disk05:49
Andy7aye, I spose I cant do it anymore-05:49
Andy7or can I05:50
grazieyou probably can but it may be worth the time/effort05:51
graziemay not*05:51
Andy7*sigjs*05:52
Andy7sighs that is05:52
grazieit's all useful experience :)05:53
vidd_laptopso you going to re-run the live cd and try again?05:53
Andy7try what again05:54
Andy7Im stuckk05:54
Andy7and on with the live cd as the grub wont let me boot05:54
vidd_laptopre-run the install program and this time add a /boot directory when you set up the partitions05:54
Andy7Ill try05:55
vidd_laptopgrazie, how big does the /boot directory need to be?05:55
iqagSorry for coming late. Not sure exactly what you're doing, but your BIOS may have a setting which needs changing.05:55
vidd_laptopAndy7, try that first....05:55
iqagThe current install may be perfectly bootable. No need to redo.05:56
vidd_laptopty iqag05:56
Andy7okie, tell me what to search for05:56
iqagI've run into this 3 times on 1 machine05:56
iqagBut each BIOS has different names05:56
Andy7*nods*05:56
vidd_laptopsee if there is something about "large disks"05:57
iqagLook in the BIOS settings for an option relating to Drive Geometry05:57
Andy7that would be under the hd section spose05:57
vidd_laptopshould be05:57
Andy7and that should be turned on spose05:57
Andy7brb05:57
grazieAndy7: You've got 3 choices. 1. Check out want iqag says. 2. try to move stuff around to create a /boot partition 3. Install both xp and xubuntu again, but create a 100mb ext2 /boot parition first05:57
vidd_laptopwhat sections you have?05:57
Andy7Ill check the bios05:58
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Andy7bacj06:16
Andy7didnt get it working :S06:16
Andy7sooo, now I'm off the xubuntu again, ran the xp disc and deleted linux partitions, now, can I get this installed nicely with dualboot and how06:17
vidd_laptopAndy7, i dont understand how you have a system that can run xp, and not handle the default grub boot sector =\06:21
Andy7me neither *cries*06:21
vidd_laptopbut these things happen....06:21
vidd_laptopis this a laptop or a desktop?06:22
Andy7desktop06:23
vidd_laptopand what is it...so if i see it at a yard sale...i can leave it there06:23
Andy7lol06:24
Andy7maybe it was that tinkering with the partitions that caused my problem,06:26
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vidd_laptopno...tinferingwith the partitions might mess up windows...but not grub06:26
Andy7well if i understood the error message correctly the /boot part was in wrong place and that was my fault06:27
vidd_laptopno...the /boot was too big for your motherboard to read...and that is the maker's fault06:28
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grazievidd_laptop: the problem is the location of the boot loader on the disk. It needs be at the beginning of the disk, because the bios can only see a boot loader in the first x cylanders of the disk. I think x=1024 usually, but don't quote me. It's why Andy7 needs to create /boot at the start of the disk before installing xp or he's got to start moving stuff around :(06:41
grazievidd_laptop: if he's already installed xp, he could shrink it with gparted I suppose06:42
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vidd_laptop*wave* maxamillion07:13
maxamillionhi hi07:13
maxamillionvidd_laptop: how's the channel been today?07:13
vidd_laptopsoso i guess07:14
maxamillionmeh, better then bad i assume07:14
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vidd_laptopforsome reason, no-one seams to want to publish them07:15
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neuro_damagedoes xubuntu prompt you for a root password?07:16
maxamillionvidd_laptop: what's the path to the config you need?07:16
neuro_damagebecause my friend who si trying it out, says that's not the case07:16
neuro_damagelol07:16
maxamillionneuro_damage: no, the root account is disabled by default07:16
neuro_damagereally? so how do you run apt-get install and stuff?07:17
maxamillionneuro_damage: the first user account you create is given sudo privilages07:17
neuro_damagei don't use xubuntu so i don't know what you guys have done and what's going on07:17
vidd_laptopneuro_damage, you user sudo07:17
maxamillion!sudo | neuro_damage07:17
ubotuneuro_damage: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.07:17
neuro_damageyeah i mean i understand linux I have been using it forever07:17
neuro_damageso he has to sudo -s07:17
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neuro_damageand that will put him into root without typing a password hten?07:17
vidd_laptopneuro_damage, no....07:18
felicianohi... How Can I get black borders for clearlooks??07:18
maxamillionneuro_damage: well he doesn't even need to go root just do "sudo apt-get install <whatever>" and it will ask him for his password and he goes on with life07:18
maxamillionfeliciano: have you checked xfce-look.org?07:18
neuro_damagemaxamillion: and that password is hte same as his username?07:19
felicianoyep.. but I dont need a new themes... I just want to change the blue color for black07:19
neuro_damageregular username password?07:19
maxamillionneuro_damage: yup07:19
felicianomaxamillion, yep.. but I dont need a new themes... I just want to change the blue color for black07:19
neuro_damagethat's an interesting distro lol07:19
vidd_laptopneuro_damage, if he wants to use the root account, he has to enable it first...then use su root to switch to it...and su [username]  to get out07:19
neuro_damagedoes ubuntu do the same thing07:19
vidd_laptopneuro_damage, yes07:19
neuro_damagehow has it been disabled?07:19
vidd_laptopall the (*)buntu's do07:20
maxamillionneuro_damage: and only the first account given is sudo privilages by default, but you can add other accounts as "sudoers" and they are also given privilages07:20
neuro_damageoh ok07:20
neuro_damageinteresting, learning about the *buntus07:20
maxamillionneuro_damage: yes, xubuntu just inherited it from ubuntu07:20
vidd_laptopits "safer" imo07:20
neuro_damageyeah it sounds like it07:21
neuro_damagebut sudo can be dangerous07:21
neuro_damageso can su07:21
neuro_damagebut whatev, taht's straight just need to help this kid out I guess07:21
vidd_laptoplol...that is why su is disabled by default07:21
felicianomaxamillion, you dont know how get it??07:21
felicianomaxamillion, if I take some themes from xfce-look it change all, And I dont need it07:21
maxamillionneuro_damage: its actually a security concept ubuntu picked up off of Mac OS X, you replace a root user with an administrative user ... its safer by design07:21
vidd_laptopneuro_damage, you can always send HIM here...we would be happy to help him07:21
neuro_damageoh he's a def newb...let's leave irc for after he figures out the basics lol07:22
neuro_damagecourse I'll make him use xchat instead of something like bitchX or irssi lol07:22
maxamillionfeliciano: i'm not really sure07:22
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neuro_damagevidd_laptop: i forget but to search for packages you do an apt-cache search something? right?07:24
vidd_laptopapt-cache [package] 07:25
neuro_damageand that will search for you then07:25
neuro_damageok, thanks07:25
maxamillionneuro_damage: apt-cache search, apt-get search, aptitude search .... they all work07:25
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neuro_damageok cheers, i'm telling him to install xchat now, it' stime for an IRC tutorial, i have converted so many of my friends, it's great07:26
neuro_damagebut i use gentoo, openbsd & freebsd07:26
maxamillionneuro_damage: awesome! glad to hear people are spreading "the word"07:26
neuro_damageoh hell yeah, the word is nothing, the software is REALLY something though07:26
neuro_damagei love the control i've always had07:27
neuro_damageand i learned kernel programming senior year of highschool and been doing it all thorugh college07:27
maxamillionneuro_damage: good choice of distro, gentoo is solid ... i'm just more of a binary fan, i run debian+xfce on my home machine and xubuntu on my laptop07:27
neuro_damageand it's fun to be able to pick up devices and program them into the kernel or as modules07:27
neuro_damagemaxamillion: yeah I program so that's why I use those distros because they include all the source and or have them available, including hteir libraries and stuff07:27
neuro_damagethat way if something is broken i can fix it right quick07:28
neuro_damageplus it's tight having your screen always compiling :)07:28
neuro_damagenot good for the heat in the room or my A/C bill but still fun to see07:28
maxamillionneuro_damage: i code too, there are deb-src packages that have all the source code for the binary package07:28
neuro_damageoh yeah deb is nice07:28
maxamillionlol07:28
neuro_damagethe only didstro on my shit list is redhat07:29
maxamillionyour computer becomes a heating unit07:29
neuro_damageoh yeah, and i live in florida, so that takes care of me :P07:29
neuro_damagewish i still lived in england like i used to put my feet on the dual xeon computer, ahhhhh07:29
maxamillionneuro_damage: please watch the cursing, we try to keep it clean here for political reasons07:29
neuro_damageof course07:29
maxamillionneuro_damage: why redhat?... redhat was my first distro back in late 199907:29
neuro_damageyeah now they're getting a little political wiht packages and things, they didn't include things like enlightenment for silly reasons and that's kind of annoying considering it was my primary wm07:30
vidd_laptopah...finally....the old lady is ready to fire M$!!!!!07:30
maxamillionneuro_damage: i very shortly after that switched to debian and haven't turned back, but i had a redhat install on a hard drive somewhere up until they went RHEL07:30
maxamillionvidd_laptop: kudos07:30
neuro_damageyeah redhat back in the day was alright07:30
neuro_damagelike RH 5.0 or somethign silly like that07:30
neuro_damageand then i switched to mandrake -> SuSE -> deb -> gentoo07:31
neuro_damageand then i've stuck with gentoo07:31
neuro_damagethen tried out teh bsds07:31
vidd_laptophrm....07:31
vidd_laptopdoes myspace chat work with gaim?07:31
neuro_damageand just finished writing a patch for the microsoft presenter mouse for obsd & fbsd07:31
maxamillionneuro_damage: yeah, i play with freebsd from time to time... its nice07:31
neuro_damagevidd_laptop: oh no you like myspace?07:31
vidd_laptopno...SHE does07:31
neuro_damagemaxamillion: yeah but the bsds are lacking on the kernel level07:31
neuro_damagevidd_laptop: oh true07:31
maxamillionvidd_laptop: no clue, it might just be a jabber server07:32
vidd_laptophrm...i need to do some research.....07:32
neuro_damagevidd_laptop: yeah if it's jabber then you're good07:32
maxamillionneuro_damage: true, but i think that's because linux gets most of the attention from the open source kernel hackers07:32
maxamillionneuro_damage: have you tried Fedora 7? ... i heard good things, i'm going to download it while i am at work today and try it out07:33
neuro_damageyeah once I switched to package mangement where compilation is involved i get kind of annoyed with bins :)07:33
maxamillionlol07:33
neuro_damageexample if you wanna compile CVS stuff07:33
neuro_damagewhich I check out a lot of that for packages cause I like bleeding edge and committing bugs07:34
maxamillioni just don't have the patience to compile everything07:34
neuro_damagekind of sucks for that, beucase then you have to download every lib via cvs and compile and always keep up to date that way07:34
neuro_damagemaxamillion: yeah that could get annoying07:34
neuro_damagei have four boxes with distcc, to save some of the time07:34
maxamillionneuro_damage: nice! ... i technically only have 1 box, but i have this laptop from work and a machine on my desk at work07:35
neuro_damageyeah i'm a useless lunatic when it comes to buying machines and things, i have five monitors 6 boxes total lol including the lappys07:35
maxamillionneuro_damage: i wish i had more computers, just can't afford them ... i'm still a college student07:37
=== grazie wonder how many computers maxamillion wants...
maxamilliongrazie: well, i need atleast one more as a powerpc box, i also want a low voltage mediocre performance box for a home server ..... yeah, add those to my current setup and i would be happy07:40
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neuro_damagemaxamillion: me too07:40
neuro_damagemaxamillion: doesn't your school have a surplus auctoin of any kind you can get computers cheap that way07:41
maxamillionneuro_damage: no, i go to a state university and i think their old computers go to local grade schools07:41
graziehey maxamillion, do many foks in the usa do their own home network cabling? Not many in the uk do07:42
vidd_laptopreally?07:42
grazieeveryone gets wifi07:42
maxamilliongrazie: not really, i used to make extra money running cable through people's homes with a friend .... a decent amount of home builders are building houses that come wired with cat607:43
vidd_laptopi suppose ppl that WANT to wire thier house with network cables could hire an electrician....07:43
maxamilliongrazie: yeah ... wifi isn't an entirely bad way to go accept for the latency and the security07:43
vidd_laptopbut most ppl just use wireless here07:44
grazie...and the SPEED :)07:44
maxamilliongrazie: well yeah, but LAN speed will always bottleneck at the isp net connection07:44
PumpernickelWiring is easy.  Just do this: http://img.thedailywtf.com/images/200705/server_room.jpg07:45
maxamillionLOL07:46
graziePumpernickel: exactly not what I want07:46
maxamilliongrazie: well what me and my friend used to do is we would actually go into people's houses and run cable through the walls and put net ports next to their phone plugins in the walls ... it worked rather well07:48
graziemaxamillion: I imagine running cable any old way is easy enough, but doing it neatly would be not so easy?07:49
maxamilliongrazie: well it doesn't have to look pretty when its in the wall07:50
vidd_laptopomg...where the heck do you find gaim's web site???07:50
vidd_laptop!gaim07:50
ubotuInstant Messenger Clients: Gaim (GNOME, http://help.ubuntu.com/community/GaimHowto), Kopete (KDE), both supporting MSN, Jabber, AIM, Gadu-Gadu, Novell Groupwise, ICQ and IRC.07:50
graziemaxamillion: what kind of walls are you talking about?07:51
maxamilliongrazie: the walls in people's houses07:51
maxamillionvidd_laptop: www.pidgin.im07:51
vidd_laptopty07:51
maxamillionvidd_laptop: atleast i think thats where their site moved to07:51
graziemaxamillion: lol...I'm meant brick, concrete, stud, etc?07:51
maxamillionha!, i win07:51
maxamilliongrazie: oh, drywall07:52
grazieok...stud(uk)=drywall(usa)...I think07:52
graziemaxamillion: not so easy for brick and concrete walls?07:53
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vidd_laptopi dont suppose anyone knows how to use gaim/pidgin to connect to myspace?07:57
grazievidd_laptop: you suppose right :)07:59
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Admiral_Chicagonixternal: happy?08:05
nixternalheh08:07
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Jester45anyone know why emerald doesnt work with compiz completly08:16
Jester45all i have is the corners of the windows being decorated but when i try to drag where the rest should be, it moves the window08:16
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prestosdhello!08:17
prestosd:D08:17
prestosdhow do I change my color bit depth in xfce?08:18
prestosdis anyone here?08:19
vidd_laptopprestosd, you can edit you xorg.config file08:20
prestosdah08:20
prestosdbut it works fine in gnome and kde08:20
prestosdbut not xfce08:20
prestosdthe color i mean08:20
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[Lightning] hi, anybody have an ideea why the system suddently stopped accepting connections even from localhost but after a configuration with xnetcardconfig it would start acceptiong internet access until restart ?08:44
vidd_laptop[Lightning] , so when you re-booted, the issue returned?08:51
[Lightning] yes08:56
[Lightning] verry strange08:56
vidd_laptopwhat kind of card you using? and is it wired or wireless?08:56
[Lightning] any other way to change configurations doesn't have any effect08:56
[Lightning] wired08:56
[Lightning] nvidia on board08:56
=== vidd_laptop never used xnetcardconfig....
[Lightning] me nither until now08:57
[Lightning] neither*08:57
[Lightning] it was the only way it worked to be able to ask someone :)08:57
vidd_laptopdid you have to install that? network-admin does not help any?08:57
[Lightning] no admins to ask08:58
vidd_laptopno...the app "network-admin"08:58
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[Lightning] oww sorry08:58
vidd_laptopthe networking tool that comes with xubuntu by default08:58
[Lightning] doesn't work08:59
vidd_laptopno problem08:59
[Lightning] doesn't do anything in thi state08:59
[Lightning] this*08:59
[Lightning] i can change configuration but no effect08:59
vidd_laptopdo you have a static ip or a dhcp ip? and do you connect to a router, or directly to the modem? (or is this dial-up?)09:00
[Lightning] static09:00
[Lightning] it worked fine until today09:00
vidd_laptopdo you go through a router?09:01
[Lightning] i am currently using the same network card but after restart nothing works09:01
[Lightning] no routers09:01
vidd_laptopwhen you have this issue, are you able to ping your modem?09:01
[Lightning] and apparently i cannot open any external ports either but at least to stabilize it would be enough09:02
[Lightning] ping myself ?09:02
[Lightning] i have no modems09:02
vidd_laptopno...ping the modem09:02
vidd_laptopthen how do you connect to the internet?09:02
[Lightning] there is no modem, connection is direct to isp through ethernet cable09:03
[Lightning] utp cable directly09:03
vidd_laptopyour in the same building as your ISP?09:03
[Lightning] no but verry close, they have their own equipment09:03
vidd_laptopthen SOMEWHERE in your building is a modem09:04
[Lightning] fiber optic modems wich work on their own09:04
[Lightning] yes there is but i haven't seen any09:04
[Lightning] hmmz09:04
vidd_laptopsounds to me like an ISP issue.....09:05
[Lightning] i can ping them09:05
[Lightning] well i thought it's an isp issue but i cannot connect to localhost09:06
vidd_laptopyou can ping them when you cannot connect to the internet?09:06
[Lightning] unable to connect to anything even on 127.0.0.109:06
vidd_laptophrm...then it might be time to replace the network card09:06
[Lightning] i can ping the gateway ip09:06
vidd_laptopthen you have something misconfigured....'09:07
[Lightning] localhost connections are independant of the card no ?09:07
[Lightning] that's probably it, bu how to reconfigure ?09:07
vidd_laptopso what happens if you ping 127.0.0.1?09:10
[Lightning] PING 86.104.181.1 (86.104.181.1) 56(84) bytes of data.09:11
[Lightning] 64 bytes from 86.104.181.1: icmp_seq=1 ttl=255 time=0.768 ms09:11
[Lightning] 64 bytes from 86.104.181.1: icmp_seq=2 ttl=255 time=0.559 ms09:11
[Lightning] 127.0.0.1 is waiting still09:11
[Lightning] apparently hanging09:12
[Lightning] PING 127.0.0.1 (127.0.0.1) 56(84) bytes of data.09:13
[Lightning] --- 127.0.0.1 ping statistics ---09:13
[Lightning] 119 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 118051ms09:13
vidd_laptopok...so your /etc/hosts file is corrupt....09:15
[Lightning] ouch09:16
vidd_laptop!paste09:16
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)09:16
[Lightning] any ideeas ?09:16
vidd_laptopit should look something like: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24466/09:17
vidd_laptopif something corrupts that file...id be looking for rootkits....09:18
vidd_laptopbecause that is a root level file09:19
vidd_laptop...unless you changed, moved, or deleted it09:19
[Lightning] i pasted mine, it's similar09:20
[Lightning] file is there09:20
vidd_laptopi need the link09:20
[Lightning] ifconfig doesn't show lo interface09:20
vidd_laptopthat is a BAD thing09:20
vidd_laptopim still waiting for the link in pastebin09:21
[Lightning] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24469/09:21
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vidd_laptopah...ok09:24
vidd_laptopso the issue is not the hosts file09:24
vidd_laptopthis IS a local issue....and not your ISP's09:26
=== [Lightning] thinks some app screwed up configurations
=== vidd_laptop believes so too....
[Lightning] i wouldn't be talking to you if it was an isp issue cause i couldn't ...09:26
vidd_laptopbut how to fix.....09:26
[Lightning] do you think vmware server could do this ?09:26
[Lightning] i can't think of another app wich modifies netowork connections09:27
vidd_laptop....its possible i guess....i never touched vmware09:27
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vidd_laptop!lo09:28
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about lo - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi09:28
[Lightning] A problem occurred in a Python script. Here is the sequence of function calls leading up to the error, in the order they occurred.09:30
[Lightning] the website has a problem09:30
vidd_laptop[Lightning] , pastebin the error log09:30
[Lightning] i meant the link you gave me09:31
[Lightning] after searching for lo09:31
vidd_laptop[Lightning] , im out of ideas....09:33
vidd_laptopi have no idea how to fix that besides a reinstall09:34
[Lightning] any other places to ask or read ?09:34
[Lightning] reinstall is not in my plans, too much trouble09:34
vidd_laptopheh...methinks you would spend more time searching google then it would take to back-up and re-nstall09:35
vidd_laptopbut i dont know where else to point ya09:36
[Lightning] hmmz09:36
[Lightning] i never backed up my system, is there any way to at least save my packages list and reinstall them automatically09:37
vidd_laptopnot that i know of09:39
TheSheepdpkg -l09:39
[Lightning] hmmz seen an option in synaptic09:40
[Lightning] export script09:40
vidd_laptopTheSheep, you know what may have caused his issue and how to fix without re-install?09:40
TheSheepvidd_laptop: what issue?09:48
TheSheepvidd_laptop: I just came09:48
vidd_laptopfor some reasson he cant ping 127.0.0.1 and lo is not in his ifconfig09:49
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TheSheepwell, why won't he add it?09:49
vidd_laptopi imagine cuzz we dont know how09:50
TheSheeplooks like he removed initializing the loopback interface from his startup scripts09:50
vidd_laptop[Lightning] , you still here?09:50
TheSheep[Lightning] : try installing and running sysv-rc-conf and putting an X in the last colum by the 'loopback' entry09:50
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[Lightning] yes09:51
[Lightning] i didin't remove anything but some other app could have09:51
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vidd_laptop[Lightning] , TheSheep has some suggestions to avoid a re-install09:52
biggzhey, anyone know how to change the default window and font colour to something other than grey on grey?09:52
TheSheep[Lightning] : you might look into dmesg to see if there are some errors preventing bringing up loopback09:52
biggzI've messed around with themes and fonts to no avail09:52
[Lightning] nothing in the networking area worked but after configuring with xnetcardconfig i was able to use the internet but nothing else works and after restart it fails09:52
[Lightning] will try09:53
[Lightning] thanks09:53
TheSheepbiggz: it'sin the gtk2 theme09:53
biggzI'm a serious noob at this, this is my first install, where's the gtk2 theme?09:54
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biggzwas that a stupid question?10:00
[Lightning] sysv-rc-conf has an X in the last column named S10:04
[Lightning] wich probably means load with system or something10:05
[Lightning] attempting a restart10:06
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paddythechumphi10:37
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paddythechumpcan someone tell me the difference between xubuntu and kubuntu>10:37
aandersexubuntu uses xfce, and kubuntu use kde10:37
paddythechump?10:37
paddythechumpoh10:38
paddythechumpso... which would you reccommend for a beginner to linux10:38
maxamillionpaddythechump: xubuntu uses xfce and applications that are generally gtk+ only, and kubuntu uses kde along with many kde/qt applications10:38
aanderseare you coming from mac, windows, or something unixy?10:38
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paddythechumpWindows10:38
aanderseyeah kde is pretty windows like, some people say10:38
maxamillionpaddythechump: kubuntu will feel the most comfortable, its got a windows "feel" to it10:39
SatanGolgawhats the difference between alternate and desktop?10:39
paddythechumpI've used ubuntu a bit, too, but nothing really in depth.10:39
TheSheepSatanGolga: alternate has text-mode instalelr only, normal is a livecd with a graphical installer10:39
paddythechumpso is it just the environment that is different?10:40
SatanGolgaTheSheep: ok, thanks10:40
maxamillionSatanGolga: desktop boots to a liveCD with a fully functional "live" desktop session and allows you to double click an icon for a graphical installation, the alternate cd image just does the "classic" text based installer (there are some technical differences other than that, but those are mainly the two differences you need to concern yourself with)10:40
maxamillionme and my need to explain things in detail .... :/10:40
SatanGolgai thank thee :)10:40
maxamillionSatanGolga: anytime :)10:41
paddythechumpcan the xubuntu installer partition my harddrive if I wish to dual boot? or do I need to do that before hand?10:41
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Pumpernickelpaddythechump: Different default applications, too.10:41
paddythechumpoh ok10:41
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PumpernickelIt can do the partitioning.  Watch out for bug 107259, though.10:42
ubotuLaunchpad bug 107259 in ubiquity "Xubuntu partitioning can fail because ubiquity does not prevent thunar from automounting new partitions" [High,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10725910:42
paddythechumpcan someone explain that in dumbass terms?10:44
PumpernickelUbiquity is the livecd installation tool.  Thunar is the filebrowser.10:44
paddythechumpso should i just giv'er and dual boot?10:45
aanderseyou can run the livecd for a bit to get a feel for it10:45
aanderseby running the livecd you don't have to install anything10:45
PumpernickelThunar, by default, will automount available drives for you, which can mess up partitioning where those drives are being modified.10:45
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paddythechumpoh ok10:45
aandersebut you cal play around with the desktop and find out if you like it without committing to installing anything10:45
paddythechumpah ok10:45
paddythechump thanks guys10:46
Pumpernickelnp10:46
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DeviadHello. should I enable CONFIG_SYS_DEPRECATED in Xubuntu 7.04?11:18
DeviadThat's a kernel option11:19
crimsunnot sure why you wouldn't.11:20
crimsunit's not marked obsoleted11:20
crimsunand we enable it in the Ubuntu config11:20
Deviadcrimsun, it says it is not necessary if you have a distro that was released after 200611:22
Deviadand it suggests you not to use that11:22
DeviadI'm compiling 2.6.20.something11:22
crimsunDeviad: not all driver authors keep up with that11:22
Deviadcrimsun, OK, I'll enable that11:23
DeviadWhat about timer frequency?11:23
crimsunwhat about it?11:23
Deviadcrimsun, it is in firmware drivers section, I have a MBP11:24
crimsunI'm not sure why you're asking.11:25
crimsunIf you're not sure, accept the default.11:25
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BFTDI'm using Audacity and it picks up the sound but its really quite11:47
BFTDhow do i turn up the microphone input volume?11:48
Jester45amixer11:48
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Jester45kinda quiet12:16
maxamillionjust a tad12:16
TheSheepsnort12:18
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