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W8TAHwhat is the start command for xfc?12:27
W8TAHto put in a vnc config file12:28
maxamillionW8TAH: startxfce4  ... lemme double check though12:29
W8TAHthanks12:29
maxamillionW8TAH: yeah, that's it12:30
W8TAHok - -thanks a ton12:31
maxamillionno prob12:32
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W8TAHanyone out there know of quick docs for vnc server on xubuntu - allowing you to see the xfce4 desktop? -- the ubuntu wiki ones dont iinclude xubuntu12:46
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rolfendyou guys know any way to control the volume from the command line? or to map the special volume key of the keyboard to the volume control in XFCE ?01:02
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kalikianarolfen, Did you even look into xfce's keyboard settings? It's there01:07
kalikianaAlthough it's not really working right by default with me. At least you can get the command from the default values.01:08
rolfenkalikiana: i did01:08
rolfensetting->keyboard settings01:09
rolfensorry did'nt find anything about the volume!01:09
kalikianarolfen, it's in defaut. and it's as simple as 'aumix -v+10' :)01:11
kalikianaSadly somehow my special keys don't work. :/01:11
rolfenthanks a lot. It was not in my default, maybe because i downloaded the ubuntu CD then added the XFCE package... maybe that why I got different defaults. Thanks a lot!!01:11
kalikianaYou're welcome :)01:12
kalikianaI'm sorry to have missjudged you. But usually people don't look even if it *is* already there by default.01:13
rolfenno problem hehe :) I understand you, I have been asking a lot of questions lately.01:14
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kalikianahey j1 :)01:14
kalikianaj1mc that is :P01:15
j1mcheya kalikiana01:18
j1mc:)01:18
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gregHi all. Does ayone know the bare minumum hardware required to run xubuntu?03:17
kalikianaThe 1000 answer would've been 300 mhz and 64mb ram :P03:40
Howdy125Not sure I'd call that running .. ;-)03:48
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NichodHello.04:37
NichodIs Xubuntu as up to date as ubuntu?04:37
NichodIE. Hardware compatibility, etc.04:37
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j1mcNichod: yes.  they use the exact same "core."04:39
j1mcsame repositories...04:39
Nichodtheonly difference is the Xfce environment?04:40
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neozenhoallo all04:40
neozenhow would one make a window always appear on top with each successive execution04:41
neozenassuming usage of xfwm04:41
neozen(am hacking up a way to make the xfce panel battery monitor auto-shutdown my laptop when battery level reaches critical)04:42
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neozenonce I get it working, I'll be sharing the solution out to the world04:43
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xTaJMoXHi05:00
xTaJMoXWhat's the fastest way to install a vnc server in xubuntu?  Or some type of remote desktop thingy05:00
CatoptromancyHow can I make a shell script force people to use sudo?05:03
neozenxTaJMoX: install x11vnc05:15
neozenxTaJMoX: it will share out your current X11 session05:15
neozenxTaJMoX: easiest way I've found yet05:15
neozenxTaJMoX: follow its directions to create a passwd file for it05:16
neozenCatoptromancy: check to see which user they're running as05:23
Catoptromancyi think ifigured it out05:23
neozenCatoptromancy: ie... check out the output of whoami05:23
neozenCatoptromancy: compare to root05:23
Catoptromancynope heh05:23
Catoptromancybrb05:24
neozenCatoptromancy: that should do it05:24
neozenCatoptromancy: if output of whoami is equal to "root\n" then they're running as root... otherwise just output an error message and exit05:25
neozenso.... any solutions on my problem yet guys?05:26
neozenneed to get a program to have its "always on top" flag set upon execution....05:27
neozenagain.... with xfwm05:27
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Catoptromancybut i see no reason why people need a password just to use mkdir and mv in a shell05:32
Catoptromancyin bash mkdir and mv can be used without a password05:32
Catoptromancyoh wait i think its working05:33
Catoptromancyheh05:33
Catoptromancyerrr05:33
Catoptromancywell its getting there heh05:37
xTaJMoXCatoptromancy: you dont need a password if you're working in your home folder or in a folder which your user has permissions05:39
xTaJMoXthe REASON is that your system is safe05:39
CatoptromancyI know05:39
Catoptromancyhmmm05:39
xTaJMoXever wonder why so many users have malware and crashes?   it's because they run the system as administrator05:40
Catoptromancyi had scritp path wrong05:40
Catoptromancyheh05:40
xTaJMoXwindows users*05:40
xTaJMoXoh i thought we were talking about the sudo thing =] 05:40
CatoptromancyI now need to remember command to delete folders from root05:40
Catoptromancyheh05:40
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Jester45Catoptromancy, sudo rm -rf /folder/05:45
Jester45or05:45
Jester45-r is to remove the files inside also05:45
Catoptromancyya05:45
Catoptromancy heh i jsut got em05:45
Catoptromancyno wonder my shell wanted a password05:46
Catoptromancyheh05:46
laserbeak43holy crap!!05:47
laserbeak43i downloaded qt designer on accident05:47
laserbeak43but she looks mighty pretty05:47
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jrsimsI'm dual booting XP and ubuntu on my laptop. When I run Linux, it feels like it runs a little hot. Can I fix this? Is there a package I should install that makes ubuntu use better power management?06:04
neozenjrsims: read up on apowernow06:04
neozenjrsims: that's cpu clock speed throttling06:05
neozenjrsims: should be configured properly the first time you install... but it doesn't work perfectly in all cases06:05
neozenjrsims: what kind of chip do you have?06:05
neozenjrsims: get to a terminal and type cat /proc/cpuinfo06:06
neozenjrsims: that should tell you06:06
jrsimscore 2 duo06:07
jrsimsI'm on a thinkpad06:07
jrsimsis apowernow a package in the repos? I cant find it06:08
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darwin81How can I type in a location with Thunar?06:10
xTaJMoXjrsims - you should test the temperature at 2 hours idle.    use the command acpi -t    in linux to see the temp ... find a 3rd party program to do it in windoze06:11
neozenjrsims: should be installed already in the kernel06:11
xTaJMoXjrsims: my cpu runs at least 7C cooler in linux06:11
neozenxTaJMoX: if you have two sensors.... where are they generally06:11
neozenxTaJMoX: I have one reading 53C and another reading 27C06:12
jrsimsthermal1: 41C, thermal2: 38C06:12
neozenxTaJMoX: the warmer one is probably the processor.... but the other.....?06:12
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neozen....it has been kicking back on the bed for a while... probably not cooling off so well06:13
neozenfeels a little toasty06:13
neozenthis chip... has no speed scaling06:14
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jrsimsdoes 41 degrees and 38 degrees seem high?06:14
jrsimscelsius06:14
jrsimsthis is cool. did not know I could actually see what my laptop sensors are reading.06:15
neozenxTaJMoX: I never bothered to check... too many things broken in XP that weren't in linux06:15
xTaJMoXjrsims: neozen 53C is your cpu  ...and yes thats high06:15
xTaJMoXjrsims: generally no tat's fine06:15
neozenxTaJMoX: like I said... toasty06:15
xTaJMoXneozen: your other sensor might be your hdd06:16
xTaJMoXwhich is pretty cool06:16
neozenkk06:16
neozenlenovo certainly seems to be doing things right06:17
jrsimsyeah, I like my lenovo thinkpad06:17
neozen..aside from putting a chip that didn't have speed scaling in a laptop06:17
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jrsimsI think they kept the same engineering team06:17
neozenbut I picked the chip (only one that wasn't a core duo)... so I suppose the fault lies with me06:18
xTaJMoXneozen: you running the correct video driver?06:18
ZenMasterJGhey all, so i've just used the (i think) most recent xubuntu install cd on a couple of machines, and for some reason all my application's titlebars have 'o' instead of the title. anyone know how to fix it?06:18
neozenxTaJMoX: well... its an intel chipset06:18
neozenxTaJMoX: intel 95006:18
neozenxTaJMoX: and I'm using the i810 driver06:18
xTaJMoXah so just install 950 then!06:19
xTaJMoXwell06:19
neozenxTaJMoX: ...there isn't one is there?06:19
xTaJMoXi really dont know =] 06:19
neozenxTaJMoX: there isn't06:19
xTaJMoXi think there should be - its a popular card06:19
neozen..cpu usage is bouncing on nothing06:19
neozenload average: 0.54, 0.32, 0.3106:20
neozenif that means anything06:20
neozen(deciphering would be welcome)06:20
xTaJMoXthat is pretty low - are you sure windows doesnt get hot like that?06:22
xTaJMoXwhat is your acpi -t now06:22
xTaJMoXmaybe a fan isnt running that should be06:22
neozenxTaJMoX: like I said... its been sitting on a bed06:22
neozenair flow hasn't been the best06:22
neozenand no.... fan is running just fine06:22
xTaJMoXah you should always use a laptop cooler =] 06:22
neozenxTaJMoX: you mean stick it on a horizontal $5 k-mart fan?06:23
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neozenbest way to cool off a toasty piece of hardware06:23
xTaJMoXI was thinking more like a $15 tripple fan usb thingy06:24
neozen........06:24
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Jester45BFTD, does he want to stream flash videos or something else06:51
BFTDno, he wants to stream Real Videos06:52
Jester45yuck06:52
BFTDI have no idea how we're gonna do it though06:52
BFTDits all new to me06:52
Jester45i guess we should take this to our channel06:52
BFTDyeah06:52
Jester45i clicked on the wonrg one06:52
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KprofthreatLollergog07:33
BFTD?07:34
KprofthreatHey, someone's alive here after all07:35
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KprofthreatSo poll: are you using Xubuntu cause of older hardware or for another reason?07:35
BFTDyeah07:35
BFTDmy07:35
BFTDhow are you?07:35
KprofthreatI'm running a xubuntu session to test drive it.07:36
KprofthreatPretty tired right now07:36
BFTDI'm using XFCE because it's what I like07:36
KprofthreatIt resembles Gnome a lot more than I thought it would07:36
BFTDI don't like all that other crap07:36
ZenMasterJGwoudl anyone have any idea why my brand new xubuntu install has 'o' in the titlebar of all my windows? it has the real titles, too (usually) its just mildly annoying07:36
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KprofthreatI'm trying to decide if I'm fine with KDE07:38
BFTDKprofthreat no thats just ubuntu doing that, Xfce usually doesn't have a particularly style, it really depends on which system you use07:38
KprofthreatHmm07:39
exwcoming from the fedora i  find this interesting .. has it always been possible to install flash from firefox ( by clicking install pgin embedded in the page ) in x/ubuntu as regular user?07:39
KprofthreatSpeed vs. style07:40
Kprofthreat=/07:40
exw... because in fedora one can only install flash as root and via an rpm binary or yum, and not through the browser07:41
exwanyway... much easier in xubunu :-)07:42
BFTDyes07:43
BFTDyes it is07:43
BFTDplus if you install automatix you can do it that way07:43
Jester45!automatix07:44
ubotuAutomatix2 is a script that tries to install some software, and often fails and breaks systems. We don't provide support for it, and we strongly discourage its use. Problems caused by Automatix are often hard to track and solve, and it might sometimes be easier to !install a fresh copy of Ubuntu. See also !WorksForMe07:44
exwi've read "bad things" about automatix07:44
Jester45its bad07:44
exwhail the bot07:44
BFTDI dunno07:48
BFTDthey really fixed it up07:48
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s|kwhy cant I find iceweasel with apt-cache?07:58
neozen......more importantly08:00
neozen..why are all ubuntu-related sites down08:00
neozen..or appearing so from chicago08:00
neozenthere some kind of scheduled outage I wasn't told about? ::grins worriedly::08:01
s|kfrom here too08:01
s|karizona08:02
s|keven the ubuntu forums08:02
neozen......the borg is coming to your axes people!08:03
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Jester45im fine08:06
Jester45at least the apt server is fine and packages.ubuntu.com08:06
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Jester45spoke to soon :(08:07
Jester45o no !! my computers are not up to date08:08
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neozenthey're working on it08:11
Jester45they better get it up :)08:12
neozenJester45: you know they will08:14
neozenJester45: no doubt someone put a backhoe through a t2000 or something08:14
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godless!worksforme08:15
ubotuCommon Sense: Just because you can, does not mean you should (and especially recommend to others). Think before you do. "Works for me" does not mean it is ok. The latest version of everything is not always useful if you aim for stability.08:15
godlessYou don't say.08:16
Jester45BFTD, how many nicks you got? BFTD OGDA thomas(____) commandre-crowe bftd-bot08:22
Jester45any more?08:22
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BFTDJester45 jcorm08:25
Jester45hi cellofellow08:26
cellofellowhiya08:26
Jester45anyone have a suggestion for some music08:28
Jester45anything but country08:28
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neozenJester45: sure... do you like dub?08:37
neozengah.. back in a bit08:38
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neozenJester45: now.. where was I?08:38
neozenoh yeah.. dub08:38
neozenhttp://205.188.215.227:800008:38
neozenthere's a good stream for ambient08:39
neozenreally great stuff comes on there08:39
neozenJester45: http://205.188.215.230:8012 this is a stream for trance08:40
Jester45what do you play that with?08:40
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Jester45well i got mpd and mplayer08:44
Jester45i think mplayer will08:44
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neozenJester45: mpg123 works just fine08:45
neozenJester45: which most of the gui players use as a backend anyway08:45
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neozenJester45: xmms, bmp, audacious, just about any mp3 player does streaming these days08:46
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neozenJester45: I use xmms for audio and mplayer-nogui for all things video08:47
neozen...I'm simply amazed at mplayer08:47
neozensupports just about every dern thing under the sun08:47
neozen...and it just works!08:47
Jester45and08:47
neozen(once you install w32codecs on older ubuntus anyway)08:47
Jester45and doesnt error that much it just skips over the section or messes part of the video up08:48
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neozeneven that doesn't happen very often08:48
Jester45like a torrents thats 99% done :)08:48
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neozenI gotcha08:48
neozenwell, its time for me to go to sleep08:51
neozenmany job applications to file today08:51
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neozen(the joys of a recent college grad)08:51
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flagghello everyone03:16
flaggi just burned xubuntu 7.04 as an image to a cd!03:16
flaggand im trying to install it over my hdd... i tested the cd to see if it had any defects first!03:16
flaggit gave me "itco..... reboot flag caused by hardware03:17
flaggshould i b worried?03:17
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KatetoHi, I need some help installing Xubuntu. Why after installing from the Alternate CD the graphical login screen asks me for a username and password I never set during the installation process?03:25
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W8TAHanyone here using freenx03:29
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nikolamhello hello hello :) Have some hardware questions if you please :)05:15
nikolamthinking about buying some entry-level machine intel or amd05:15
nikolamSo am thinking about integrated graphics for amd from ati (690G) or integrated intel low cost solution05:16
nikolamAmd have VT (virtualization) instructions for Xen included but low cost intel dows not05:17
nikolamAlso OSX works on intel/intel but not on Amd :)05:17
nikolamWhat is better for linux: Amd/ati with vt and not much overclock05:18
nikolamOr intel/intel dual core also with no VMX instructions but with intel graphics05:18
cellofellowNo idea. I'm happy here to have Pentium II's or III's instead of Pentiums or 486's.05:20
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nikolamhehe.. I am typing this on PIII-733, Xubuntu 384MbRAM :)05:30
nikolamworking nice but.. I need more :)05:31
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force1hi all :)05:38
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agentnoobhiya anyone need some help with things?06:00
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Jester45nope, but im sure someone will later06:04
force1i could use some help setting folder permissions in Xubuntu, or some help setting a fake root in VSftpD (same purpose)06:04
force1i would like to share a folder over FTP, but users cant be able to browse the rest of my HD06:06
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force1and the second thing i could use some help with is: ho do i browse a shared windows folder in my lan06:10
force1so is any1 so kind to help me out with mny troubles ? :D06:16
cellofellowforce1: use LinNeighborhood, or if you can get it to work, pyNeighborhood06:16
cellofellowI'd try pyNeighborhood first.06:17
force1does it come with a gui?06:17
cellofellowThese programs mount the shares in your local filesystem for easy access.06:17
cellofellowBoth are GUI. LinNeighborhood's GUI is a bit old fashioned and ugly, but real simple.06:17
cellofellowpyNeighborhood is newer and looks normal.06:17
cellofellowonly real difference actually.06:18
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force1aah! great stuff, thnx. :D06:19
force1and for my first question?06:20
cellofellowyou need to do `sudo chmod +s /usr/bin/smbmnt` and the same to /usr/bin/smbumount to mount and unmount as user (at least with LinNeightborhood, dunno about pyNeighborhood)06:20
cellofellowI have no idea how to configure VSftpD or whatever.06:21
cellofellowbest way to set permissions on stuff IMO is with the happy little clan of commands: chmod, chgrp, and chown.06:21
force1or is there an app that can easily configure folder permissions (without going to terminal, AND learn the command of chmod)06:22
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force1too bad06:22
TheSheepforce1: yes, just right click on the directory in thunar06:22
cellofellowThunar has some permissions editing, but it's limited.06:22
cellofellowRox-Filer has more options.06:22
cellofellow!rox06:22
force1that could be done easily in ubuntu, or windows :(06:22
TheSheepforce1: if you want to share a directory though, you should use system->shared folders06:22
TheSheepcellofellow: what more options does rox have?06:23
cellofellowI hate that tool, it works fine for adding shares, once you've manually edited /etc/samba/smb.conf06:23
cellofellowTheSheep: Like being able to actually change the user, and set setuid and things like that, from GUI.06:23
cellofellowMC too.06:23
force1thunar wont let me change anything, even if i join the "root" user group[06:24
cellofellowThunar skimps on the graphical permissions stuff.06:24
TheSheepcellofellow: it allows you to change user and group allright06:24
cellofellowforce1: use Alt+F2 `gksu thunar` to edit stuff as root with thunar.06:24
cellofellowTheSheep: doesn't work for user, group works fine though.06:24
force1.... thats a nice suggestion :D thnx06:25
TheSheepcellofellow: well, you need root priviledges for that...06:25
cellofellowTheSheep: can't set separate modes for user/group/other06:25
cellofellowunless there's an Advanced Permissions option in the prefs.06:25
TheSheepcellofellow: no, there is not06:25
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cellofellowI see what I'm complaining about. There's no Executable option (at leas for a folder.)06:26
TheSheepcellofellow: but I think it's good enough for someone who can't be bothered to learn one simple command06:26
cellofellowk06:27
TheSheepcellofellow: these options would be dangerous for someone who doesn't know how actually unix permissions work -- I agree they are handy in some special situations, but most of the time you only want to change what is actually there06:28
cellofellowyeah, I get yah06:28
cellofellowIt is a desktop after all.06:28
TheSheephmm... actually, putting a link that would start the 'shared folders' in there could be a good idea06:29
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TheSheeplike a link to 'workspaces and margins settings' in the pager settings06:29
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cellofellowThat'd be nice. To be able to just "Share Folder" like in Windows.06:30
cellofellowwow, I didn't know that network admins could send a single message to the entire network just like that.06:30
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cellofellowActually, although the Shared Folders tool isn't that hot for Samba, it is really good with NFS. I love it that way.06:32
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cellofellowIf I need it, I prefer SFTP or SSHFS to SCP anyways.06:34
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agentnoobapplications>system>network no wireless06:37
agentnoobvery common problem i seem to be having06:37
agentnoobmy wireless is eth1 yet when I do ifup eth1 it doesn't work06:38
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limbert65How do I know whether I need to launch Gnome services at startup?  Is it ever a good idea to turn that off?07:22
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TheSheeplimbert65: yes, if you don't use a lot of gnome apps disabling it will save you some memory07:22
TheSheeplimbert65: but will mkae those apps start a little slower the first time you use them07:22
j1mcTheSheep: what about GDM?07:22
j1mcno impact?07:23
TheSheepj1mc: no, gdm is started before that07:23
limbert65Thanks for the reply.  So, if I turn it off, the only bad thing that could happen is that Gnome apps startup slower?07:23
TheSheeplimbert65: yes07:23
limbert65Thanks again!07:23
maxamillionlimbert65: essentially in theory, yes07:23
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maxamillionhi TheSheep, j1mc07:23
j1mchi maxamillion07:23
maxamillionhi Redimere07:23
Redimeremaxamillion: suo07:24
Redimeresup*07:24
limbert65Now, this might be a dumb question:  How do I know what apps are Gnome apps and which are GTK?07:24
maxamillionTheSheep: funny story, i was talking to Redimere in here the other night and Amanda came up and was like "why aren't you talking to him in the other program (talking about jabber)" because she thought that is how you would spell your name07:24
maxamillionlimbert65: one way is to issue the command "apt-cache show <package name>" and it will show you what <package name> depends on07:25
limbert65Ok, thanks.07:25
maxamillionlimbert65: and generally if it says something like gnome-lib-<whatever> it is a "gnome app" ... though not all gnome libs are as "heavy" as others and won't really effect performance in majority of instances, but be warned ... there are some that are rather costly on system resources in comparison07:26
Redimeregnome's a fatty!07:27
TheSheepmaxamillion: it's pretty similar actually07:27
TheSheepRedimere: especially the C# things like beagle or tomboy07:28
Redimeresomebody tried to tell me C# was extremely light on code, like better about it than perl07:28
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TheSheepRedimere: on windows that's granted07:29
RedimereTheSheep: True, but he tried to say it spread across all systems07:29
RedimereTheSheep: Then again he also thought I was an idiot for not wanting to learn C and C++ at the same time07:29
TheSheepRedimere: in the end, it's more important how well it is written, not which language it uses07:29
RedimereTheSheep: True enough07:30
maxamillionRedimere: i wouldn't say you are an idiot for not wanting to learn C++, i would actually say you are rather intelligent ... but C on the other hand .... i think everyone should learn C and some systems level programming or atleast learn how the linker works and how cache is referenced/processed so you don't write crummy code .... but that's just my opinion07:31
Redimeremaxamillion: No, no. I'm all for learning C++ AND C, but he tried to give me a book that taught both at once07:31
maxamillionRedimere: oh ew07:31
maxamillionRedimere: tell him i said he's an idiot07:31
Redimeremaxamillion: Yar07:32
TheSheep:D07:32
maxamillionthat's a horrible idea07:32
maxamillionthey are different languages and should not be learned at the same time ... ever07:32
Redimerehe said it was better because I avoided some of the nastier parts of the limits of C07:32
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TheSheepmaxamillion: I remember when we were tasked to write a program that would multiply matrices (three nested loops) in three versions, differening in the order of loops. Without enabling compiler's optimization, the differences in efficiency were tremendous.07:33
maxamillionC has no limits ... that's its problem, it allows the ameture programmer to shoot themselves in the foot07:33
maxamillionTheSheep: yup, there is an example about that in "the memory hierarchy" chapter of my text book that talks about caches07:34
maxamillionAHHH07:34
maxamillioni'm late for a meeting07:34
maxamilliongotta run07:34
Redimeremaxamillion: late07:34
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hyper_chwhat's wrong with security.ubuntu.com ?07:36
hyper_chcan anyone give me the IP of it?07:36
TheSheep[sheep@atos ~] $ host security.ubuntu.com07:37
TheSheepsecurity.ubuntu.com has address 82.211.81.13807:37
TheSheepsecurity.ubuntu.com has address 91.189.88.3107:37
TheSheepweird07:37
TheSheep31.88.189.91.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer leningradskaya.canonical.com.07:38
Redimerei'm gonna laff if security got hacked07:38
hyper_chit's been a problem since yesterday07:38
TheSheepno, these are both canonical servers07:38
hyper_chdamn, can't get the php5-cli package07:41
TheSheepis blackcatnetworks.co.uk connected with canonical in any way? :/07:42
Jester45they might be running ubuntu07:42
TheSheepJester45: right07:42
TheSheephyper_ch: all seems in order07:42
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Jester45i just apt-get updated07:42
Jester45fine07:42
hyper_ch0% [Connecting to security.ubuntu.com (82.211.81.138)] 07:42
hyper_chJester45: ping works07:42
Jester45just wait a bit07:43
hyper_chJester45: at home07:43
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Redimeremaxamillion: how was the meeting08:08
maxamillionRedimere: quick ... it actually wasn't my meeting, i just had to setup laptops with wireless vpn connections and some appropriate software for the people who's meeting it was08:09
maxamillionRedimere: i'm a student-level systems admin for my university ... i do peon work like that rather often :(08:09
Redimeremaxamillion: No worries mate, I was helpdesk08:10
maxamillionah, yes ... the helpdesk08:10
maxamillionthe helpdesk at my university isn't generally much help at all08:10
Redimeremaxamillion: had to jerry rig a macbook pro to a projector that didn't have the right cable for it, that was fun08:10
maxamillionRedimere: sounds like a blast ... what university?08:10
Redimeremaxamillion: University of Maine08:11
maxamillionRedimere: oh, i asked you that the other night08:11
Redimeremaxamillion: and we usually fixed the problems presented thank you very much.08:11
Redimeregranted better than half were severe cases of PEBKAC08:12
maxamillionRedimere: yeah, i don't doubt that08:12
Redimeremaxamillion: "My monitor won't turn on, I recently moved to a new room and my friend hooked my computer up, can you guys replace my monitor?" *CLICK*08:13
maxamillionLOL08:13
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darrendis there any recommended way to upgrade java6 in feisty to the 1.6.1 release ?  (it fixes the somewhat major bug that prevents it being used with beryl)08:31
darrenddo I just get the debs and dpkg -i ?08:31
maxamilliondarrend: you might want to get the debs and install using gdebi incase there are any dependencies that would need to be resolved08:40
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AmgineHow do I connect to a networked printer?09:00
maxamillionAmgine: thats a mildly complicated process09:07
maxamillion!printer | Amgine09:08
ubotuAmgine: Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://www.linux-foundation.org/en/OpenPrinting - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows09:08
maxamillionAmgine: there are some good resources09:08
Redimeremaxamillion: They use cups for printing, I thought we were using computers here meng.09:17
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maxamillionlol09:19
RedimereDon't spill ink on my interview clothes, they're the only nice ones I have that aren't vomit stained09:19
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RedimereGee thanks.09:20
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Merchelotoday i used a piece of software which felt like it linux, but was actually made for windows09:47
TheSheepMerchelo: Today I'm using a piece of software that actually runs on linux, but feels like windows :(09:48
MercheloMine was lotus notes 7.5, whats yours?09:49
TheSheepMerchelo: firefox09:50
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TheSheepMerchelo: lotus notes was a serious revolution of this kind of software in its times, I think it played a huge part in promoting desktop computers09:51
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Mercheloit's class, adding a database to your workspace, and then replicating and indexing it locally for fast searching, genious. Best mail program i think i've ever used (outlook, gmail, thunderbird, mail.app)09:54
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TheSheepmutt is best ;)09:55
dan40my laptop has some sort of side scroll feature..can I disable that somewhere..its really annoying09:56
hyper_chMerchelo: notes is much more than a mail program09:59
Mercheloas i'm finding out atm.10:00
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RedimereTo beer, or not to beer, that is the question10:00
hyper_chMerchelo: Lotus Notes is a Groupware used by large companies... my university uses it for almost anything10:01
MercheloRedimere, got a job? then beer, otherwise keep looking10:02
dan40also...my desktop keeps launching with a couple of windows open. I am sure its a feature but I don't know how to turn it off or change what gets opened.10:03
RedimereMerchelo: As a matter of fact I do10:04
MercheloRedimere, congrats, go nuts.10:04
hyper_chdan40: do you save the session when shutting down or rebooting?10:04
laserbeak43is there a folder named opt in xubuntu?10:04
Merchelohyper_ch, i work for IBM in dublin ireland, in a csc centre with around 2000 people there, everyone using lotus notes. it's gg10:05
hyper_chMerchelo: I'm a CLP... been using notes sind 4.610:05
hyper_chuniversity has about 4500 students and I don't know how many staff10:06
dan40hyper_ch: I don't thinkso10:06
hyper_chdan40: check :)10:06
dan40hyper_ch: how?10:06
hyper_chdan40: go to "Quit" dialog and see if it's checked10:06
hyper_chdan40: "Save session for future logins"10:06
dan40NOT CHECKED10:07
dan40whoops didn't mean to yell10:07
hyper_chdan40: hmm... ok, then I don't know :)10:07
dan40hyper_ch: crap.. :(10:08
Merchelothere's an option which you can add + subtract apps on startup10:09
Merchelomenu -> settings -> startup i think ?10:09
dan40merchelo: theres an 'autostart applications"  tab10:11
Mercheloyes10:12
dan40merchelo: yeah..thats not it either. nothing under there10:12
Merchelowhat sort of windows open ?10:13
Merchelolike different applications or different windows from the same application10:13
dan40a terminal window, task manager10:14
dan40just single windows10:15
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godlesssounds like a saved session... xfce has done some weird things to me with essions before10:41
godlesswhoops he's gone10:41
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Jester45hey BFTD10:54
BFTDhey10:55
Jester45did you see the new menu i made10:55
BFTDnot yet10:56
BFTDwill soon though10:56
Jester45i need to change the colors10:56
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laserbeak43whats the syntax to search for a folder in the filesystem?12:19
TheSheepfind / -directory -type d -name 'folder'12:23
TheSheeplaserbeak43: but linux has directories, not folders ;)12:23
TheSheepsorry, without the '-directory'12:23
TheSheepthat was a mistake that I forgot to delete :)12:24

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