[12:35] <shale> anyone use xubuntu w/ ltsp v5 and rdesktop for thin clients?
[12:35] <cellofellow> Jester45: who needs advice?
[12:36] <cellofellow> shale: sounds fun, but no, not using that.
[12:36] <cellofellow> Sounds really specific. Linux thing clients connecting to Windows.
[12:36] <shale> correct
[12:36] <shale> i have it working with ubuntu-desktop but not so much with xubuntu-desktop
[12:37] <cellofellow> I think using just a plain window manager like fluxbox would work.
[12:38] <shale> yea me too
[12:38] <cellofellow> and, I think that there is even a framebuffer version of rdesktop
[12:38] <shale> i'm sorry, what does that mean... framebuffer?
[12:38] <shale> ver of rdesktop
[12:39] <cellofellow> framebuffer. graphics without X, in the Linux Console.
[12:39] <cellofellow> one sec
[12:39] <shale> sounds shnazzy
[12:40] <Sharn> Fluxbox is shnazzy too. =O
[12:41] <cellofellow> I have this chapter from an ebook on LTSP. I know it mentions redesktop and didn't include X.
[12:42] <cellofellow> still looking
[12:44] <cellofellow> not there, huh
[12:45] <cellofellow> will open on computer in just a minute
[12:45] <shale> well don't knock yourself on my account :)
[12:45] <cellofellow> no no no
[12:49] <cellofellow> ah,, here it is. in ltsp.conf, set SCREEN_NN = rdesktop -f hostname
[12:49] <cellofellow> NN is number
[12:50] <cellofellow> like, for example, you could have SCREEN_01 run a shell or getty for access to the thin client itself, SCREEN_02 use ssh or rsh to have shell access to the server, and SCREEN_03 could be startx for Linux server GUI, or rdesktop for Windows server GUI.
[12:51] <cellofellow> got that?
[12:51] <shale> roger that
[12:51] <cellofellow> too bad I don't have an RDP server, or I'd try that rdesktop thing.
[12:51] <cellofellow> I think -f means framebuffer.
[12:51] <Sharn> -totally lost-
[12:52] <cellofellow> Sharn: Linux Terminal Server Project, LTSP. It's a wrapper for lots of other services so you can make thin clients.
[12:52] <Sharn> Hmmmm. Ok. :P
[12:53] <cellofellow> I know! I can use VirtualBox as an RDP server, and then test the rdesktop -f thing.
[12:53] <Sharn> I'm not that interested, I'm just totally lost when it cmoes down to screens, graphics, terminals, etc in linux.
[12:53] <cellofellow> ah, well.
[12:53] <cellofellow> It is a little weird.
[12:54] <cellofellow> now, to get that shell-thing to work, there has to be a way to get SSH to authenticate with getty or something like that.
[12:54] <Sharn> Heh. Confusing t someone who's never really gone into it. Not a biggy though
[12:55] <cellofellow> yeah, all well and good. Even a pencil would be confusing to someone who'd never seen one before.
[12:58] <shale> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFAWR6hzZek
[12:59] <Sharn> -clicks link and hopes ff doesn't stall again-
[01:02] <Sharn> Hah. That's great
[01:03] <cellofellow> shale: I just tested. rdesktop needs X, and rdeskop -f isn't framebuffer, it's fullscreen.
[01:03] <shale> cellofello: gotcha
[01:08] <cellofellow> still, use the lightest window manager you can, maybe evilwm or ratpoison, and have it run rdesktop -f and you'll be in business.
[01:10] <cellofellow> ratpoison would be good. then no one can accidently do anything to it. It'll be invisible. Just configure its keystrokes to something really really weird.
[01:33] <az> does anyone know how to make an xfce4 theme?
[02:53] <Torahteen> Hey guys
[02:53] <eagle-101> hi
[02:54] <Torahteen> I'm trying to get my wireless working
[02:54] <Torahteen> I followed the steps in this tutorial: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=225206
[02:54] <eagle-101> ok, first off, what is your card?
[02:54] <Torahteen> it's a Linksys USB
[02:54] <Torahteen> WUSB54GS version 2.1
[02:54] <Torahteen> It all went fine
[02:55] <Torahteen> Until I got to where it tells me to plug in the device
[02:55] <Torahteen> He says:
[02:55] <Torahteen> Plug in your device. The Power light will come on, and, after at most 3 seconds, the Link light will blink slowly. If the Link light does blink slowly, sucess!
[02:55] <Torahteen> Mine doesn't blink, just stays lit
[02:56] <eagle-101> mmm
[02:56] <eagle-101> hang on a moment
[02:57] <eagle-101> ok Torahteen put the card in and type in the terminal 'iwconfig'
[02:57] <eagle-101> put that output in a pastebin
[02:57] <eagle-101> !pastebin | Torahteen
[02:57] <ubotu> Torahteen: pastebin 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)
[02:58] <Torahteen> It's not this comp
[02:59] <Torahteen> And I know about pastebin :P
[02:59] <eagle-101> ok, then check the iwconfig and see if the computer sees the card
[02:59] <Torahteen> Umm
[02:59] <Torahteen> No
[02:59] <Torahteen> I have two cards
[02:59] <Torahteen> lo, and eth0
[02:59] <Torahteen> Both say no wireless extensions
[03:00] <eagle-101> ok if it works you will see a 3rd card
[03:00] <Torahteen> Hmm...
[03:00] <Torahteen> So it's not working?
[03:01] <Torahteen> Hmm... any idea what I might've done wrong?
[03:02] <eagle-101> Torahteen, not quite sure
[03:03] <Torahteen> :\
[03:06] <eagle-101> Torahteen, is there anything different on your computer from the one in the tutorial?
[03:07] <eagle-101> anything that was not set to the default when you started?
[03:07] <Torahteen> This was a completly new installation
[03:07] <eagle-101> also nose around for some other tutorials
[03:07] <eagle-101> are you sure the card is compatable with that?
[03:07] <eagle-101> to install mine it took no less then 3 tutorials
[03:07] <Torahteen> Well, I'm wondering if the drivers aren't right
[03:08] <Torahteen> It never mentions 2.1
[03:29] <Akuma_> whats the most used wireless network application in xubuntu?
[03:30] <test3r> iwconfig
[03:39] <Akuma_> and if i want something that manages profiles? is there anything equivalent to network-manager?
[03:49] <eagle-101> Akuma_, you can pick whatever you want to pick
[03:50] <eagle-101> if it works on any of the other *ubuntus then it works here
[03:51] <Akuma_> i'll get network-manager then
[03:51] <Akuma_> thanks
[03:56] <test3r> i actually have not found one that worked well as you describe in GUI fashion, but I suppose I have to try 'network-manager', now. I'll grab my laptop.
[03:57] <test3r> atheros+madwifi    <3
[05:22] <eagle-101> does bugzilla (the application bugzilla) have an IRC channel?
[06:26] <test3r> ok, yes, 'network-manager' seems quite nice, indeed.
[06:26] <test3r> at least with an outdated laptop, with madwifi drivers
[06:27] <test3r> which is rly the best setup u could get (and it just landed on me- im just thankful) to be able to test wifi things
[06:28] <test3r> it took some fooling around, but now it clicked itself to setup somehow, and now it is remembering my things and not asking me every 3 sec
[06:29] <test3r> combined with it's applet, it is Better than the windows wifi selection tool near the clock.
[06:31] <xubuntu> i can get images whilst playing video but am unable to get any sound from it...have tried with xfmedia and gxine...thanx
[06:31] <test3r> =O    =D   LoL!!!!  " Shott'd ."
[06:34] <test3r> even the "intel 8280" onboard soundchip works OOB from LiveCD- He probably just needs to spawn a volume control, switch it to the proper sound board, and change its volume.
[06:39] <xubuntu> i am unable to have sound whilst playing video on xfmedia or gxine...thanx
[06:39] <test3r> xubuntu > to fix your sound, try making a sound control
[06:39] <test3r> on the bar? at the top?
[06:39] <test3r> right click it
[06:40] <test3r> goto 'add new item'  and select the volume control option in the following menu
[06:40] <xubuntu> i have that...and it works when i play mp3
[06:40] <test3r> can gspot see what the file type of it is?
[06:40] <test3r> do u know what codec was used for making the file?
[06:40] <xubuntu> it's rmvb format
[06:41] <test3r> realmedia??????  id suggest gutting it with something to save it as MPG
[06:41] <test3r> that should play
[06:41] <test3r> or avi version 9
[06:41] <test3r> new AVI/WMV wont work
[06:41] <xubuntu> how do mean gutting it?
[06:42] <test3r> to convert a file type to another type
[06:43] <test3r> you could use 'RealAlternative' for the codec for the input
[06:43] <test3r> but then you'll need a program to save output too into a different format.  either that or find RealAlternative for linux
[06:43] <xubuntu> like k-lite codecs
[06:44] <xubuntu> but for linux
[06:48] <test3r> aaaaaaaaa hahahahah according to RealNetworks they say the codecs are illegal because of some junk but you know whats WAY worse than what those nice people that made those codecs did?
[06:48] <test3r> the fact that realplayer would not uninstall back when they were Created
[06:48] <test3r> and had other weird things operating in the background of My System
[06:49] <test3r> so u know what they can do with their oppinion?  =)
[06:50] <test3r> but yes, essentially it is a codec for a single file type. one thing they say in here time and time again though is that codec packs tend to hinder the upgrade process further down the road
[06:50] <xubuntu> ;)
[06:51] <test3r> its essentially like sony defending their rootkit
[06:51] <xubuntu> b4 i installed win32codecs i couldnt get anything at all...somehow this time only images worked
[06:51] <test3r> even though users were never given an option, nor told it would be installed
[06:53] <test3r> i have to admit - the only way ive done win32codecs so far is through @utomatics, but it has given people problems with their systems I hear
[06:53] <test3r> but there Should b instructions now on the Ubuntu forums of how to install all the codecs for all that
[06:54] <test3r> they are "new" to me
[06:54] <test3r> !codec
[06:54] <ubotu> For 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/FreeFormats
[06:55] <test3r> =D
[06:57] <Sharn> That's... pleasant.
[06:57] <Sharn> Ugh. There's this noob on a different channel answering all my bots RS trivia questions
[07:00] <test3r> it kind of applies to the situation in a bizarre way- in the fact that you Want to take the ez route, but it's not best.
[07:00] <test3r> =O    ^ ^
[07:02] <xubuntu> test3r: cheers
[07:03] <xubuntu> i got win32codecs from medibuntu repository
[07:03] <test3r> from that help on the wiki???? nice.
[07:03] <Drew3b> Hey folks,  I have 6.06, and would like to update Firefox and Tbird,  Updating the distro is more than I want to do atm,  HOw do I specify FFx-2 and Tbird-2  instead of the 1.5.xx it now has?
[07:04] <xubuntu> errr..no from other unofficial site...cos at the beginning i didnt know for xubuntu is mousepad :-P
[07:04] <test3r> can you find the main firefox pack inside of Synaptic?
[07:05] <test3r> yeah for ubuntu its liek gedit or something but we use mousepad
[07:06] <test3r> mousepad is much more fast id imagine
[07:06] <Drew3b> test3r: in looking through synaptic, all I see is 1.5.xx
[07:06] <test3r> there are tools for writing C++ and PYTHON too
[07:06] <test3r> that run on gtk i believe
[07:07] <test3r> hmmmmmm....  6.06 has no stable "update" menu either
[07:12] <test3r> drew > Good Question, .....  and Firefox wont update itself like it does on the windows version?
[07:13] <test3r> thats my last idea. or you could do the old "apt-get install firefox" type thing but im not sure if that's what you want or not. it might brake stuff
[07:14] <Drew3b> I have a day or so to make this box ready for an 85 year old; maybe if there is no mistake free synaptic-apt-get way, I should leave it alone.   I have not tried the the package from moz...
[07:15] <test3r> is there a .deb?
[07:15] <test3r> if there is, the option is uninstal, double clikc the deb. its ez.
[07:15] <Drew3b> well, I was hoping someone here might know of a .deb
[07:16] <test3r> o is it only src from c?  you might have to /configure make make install
[07:16] <test3r> have u installed from source yet?
[07:17] <Drew3b> NOt on this box, it would take a week.  :-)
[07:19] <test3r> one program takes alot less time than a distro ( *cough*  bad GENTOO experiences *cough* )
[07:20] <test3r> ive compiled openGL-enabled DOOM engine clone for *NIX  from source and it took probably ~ 10min
[07:21] <Drew3b> THat is the problem with FOSS, one is never satisfied and wants the latest and greatest, if it was M$ I'd have-to-suffer :-/
[07:22] <Drew3b> and like it.
[07:25] <test3r> it's OK it's not like it won't be secure enough, already
[07:25] <test3r> install NoScript into it for her & it will beat the pants off of anything else
[07:26] <test3r> (and that will keep it from crashing on those (horribly coded) ASP pages)
[07:28] <Drew3b> I've used little but KDE for 3-4 years on a p4-512(Mandriva), this low memory P3 w/xunubtu-xfce is faster.
[07:28] <test3r> lol u should run fluxbox on that sucker   =9
[07:28] <test3r> on that p4
[07:30] <test3r> no movies or stuff tho easily using fluxbox though
[07:30] <test3r> if u still want ez installs for common things, nice multimedia etcetc stick with xubuntu
[07:33] <Drew3b> Gradually, I'm learning .deb-apt-get and synaptic and liking it.  After fixing a broken synaptic package(using apt-get -f or something like it), I was quite surprised at YouTube played so well.
[07:34] <test3r> Really? that's wild. I'll have to remember that one
[07:36] <test3r> South Park is on channel 17??????
[07:36] <test3r> that's weird. it's always been on comedy channel
[07:36] <Drew3b> It took a while to find, but  http://www.linux.com/articles/48910   helped a lot   "What to do when apt-get fails"
[07:48] <dd> hi
[07:54] <maxamillion> bye
[07:54] <test3r> l8rs man
[07:55] <maxamillion> test3r: no no, i was trying to be funny because dd said 'hi' and then left
[07:55] <maxamillion> i'm too busy coding right now to leave
[07:55] <test3r> o ya? what r u making?
[07:56] <test3r> r u still doing that 4 ur professor?
[07:56] <maxamillion> yeah, i'm writing a system shell right now
[07:56] <test3r> a Shell?  you're writing the thing that processes user commands.
[07:57] <test3r> how do u even go about that - what is the behind logic?
[07:57] <test3r> actually i wrote one for a JAVA-based text game that was supposed to react like a terminal
[07:58] <test3r> it was alot alot alot of filtering
[07:58] <test3r> basically
[07:58] <test3r> then it didnt work in the end   =(
[07:59] <test3r> is the shell for use in *NIX? or is it a shell with pre-processed system codes?
[08:33] <maxamillion> test3r: its a shell for nix, written in C
[08:34] <maxamillion> test3r: it doesn't do much right now and is rather buggy at the moment
[08:34] <maxamillion> test3r: it probably won't ever do a whole lot since its just for a class project and isn't required to do near as much as things like bash or zsh
[08:35] <maxamillion> anyhoo... i need sleep, i have work in 6 hours and i'm tired
[08:35] <maxamillion> laters
[10:56] <willow> hello
[12:53] <damike> which kernel will gusty use?
[12:53] <damike> in the final version - the latest?
[01:11] <Pumpernickel> 2.6.22
[01:13] <FFIXXX> hi i have lots of junk entries in my menu how do i remove them?
[04:25] <LiNuX_Fr3aK> So after installing xubuntu there are no updates. Whats wrong with this. Ubuntu ubudates are plentiful.
[04:31] <Balaams_Miracle> What in the world does "Latch to Lock" do (keyboard settings)? I've enabled it and noticed no difference in the bahaviour of the sticky keys...
[04:38] <TheSheep> Balaams_Miracle: that's for peple who have problems holding down two keys at a time
[04:38] <TheSheep> Balaams_Miracle: I think...
[04:39] <Balaams_Miracle> Then... What does the "disable two keys" thingamajig do?
[05:05] <sayers> Hello, Xubuntu won't let me choose 1280X1024 as a screen format. How would I fix that?
[05:07] <maxamillion> sayers: open a terminal window and type "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" and follow the guide and be sure to select the correct screen resolution and then restart X and it should be the "default" setting in the settings manager with all lower resolutions listed below the word "default" (xfce always defaults to the highest possible resolution)
[05:08] <sayers> possibly because I'm using the testing CD
[05:08] <maxamillion> sayers: could be
[05:12] <sayers> Thank you
[05:12] <sayers> Xubuntu looks great now
[05:12] <maxamillion> anytime, glad i could help
[05:12] <sayers> I've done that before in Debian but I didn't want to go configuring packages I wasn't sure about
[05:14] <maxamillion> yeah, actually pretty much anything debian can be applied to (x)ubuntu accept for small differences which then documentation can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com
[05:14] <maxamillion> ubuntu technically *is* debian accept modified (more so now than it used to be, but even still ... very debian-ish)
[05:15] <sayers> Yes
[05:15] <maxamillion> but don't say that around #debian ... they take offense to it ;)
[05:15] <sayers> I don't like Gnome or Kde, and Xubuntu is nice
[05:15] <maxamillion> i agree
[05:15] <sayers> well here we use free but not open source stuff
[05:15] <sayers> which offends them
[05:15] <maxamillion> i actually run gnome at work because i need to connect to a bunch of samba shares on the fly and nautilus does that rather well, but at home i run xfce on my desktop and laptop
[05:16] <sayers> Anyway how can i get my XFCE to look like it should , not like gnome
[05:16] <sayers> I have dual core and all the latest technology, I don't run XFCE for it's speed
[05:16] <maxamillion> sayers: right click the panel and there is a "properties" (or something similar) button, click that and then select panel 1, alter it .... and the same for panel 2
[05:17] <maxamillion> sayers: this is an _old_ screenshot, but my setup still looks the same: http://www.swooh.com/~adam/homeXubuntuEdgy.png
[05:17] <maxamillion> sayers: i don't like the gnome-look-alike thing either
[05:17] <maxamillion> vidd: hi hi
[05:17] <sayers> hm how do I set that up, your instructions don't work / make sense
[05:18] <sayers> customize pannel
[05:18] <maxamillion> sayers: just a moment
[05:18] <sayers> I got it
[05:18] <maxamillion> ok, cool
[05:19] <maxamillion> sorry ... i didn't really know how to explain it
[05:19] <sayers> Might be differnt on testing
[05:19] <sayers> but testing is always my cup of tea
[05:19] <maxamillion> fair enough
[05:19] <maxamillion> testing actually shouldn't be different in that respect because its been the same way to configure the panel since xfce 4.2
[05:20] <sayers> well testing has a lot more updates ;P
[05:20] <maxamillion> yup
[05:21] <maxamillion> sayers: you should run debian testing or sid ... those have constant "rolling updates" because their testing/unstable branch technically never release
[05:22] <sayers> I was on debian testing but installing flash on debian is /near/ impossible
[05:22] <sayers> for amd64
[05:22] <sayers> xfburn looks nice
[05:22] <sayers> do you have that on stable?
[05:23] <maxamillion> yeah, its useless
[05:23] <sayers> ?
[05:23] <maxamillion> doesn't burn music worth a darn, doesn't burn dvds and seg faults sometimes when burning iso images
[05:23] <sayers> Possibly fixed in update
[05:24] <maxamillion> interesting
[05:24] <maxamillion> brb
[05:32] <sayers> maxamillion, it cleared my DvdRW well
[07:09] <Amgine> I need to find a phrase in a source code folder. I know this should be able to be done by grep. How do I do so?
[07:16] <pleia2> grep -R "phrase here" foldername/
[07:17] <Amgine> Thanks!
[07:18] <cheeseboy> what mod to i ptobe to wake up hardrive?
[07:18] <cheeseboy> probe*
[07:18] <Jester45> you shouldnt have to
[07:19] <cheeseboy> well i need to
[07:19] <cheeseboy> it forgets the hardive
[07:19] <Jester45> maybe sudo hdparm -Tt /dev/hda
[07:19] <Jester45> that should get it going
[07:20] <cheeseboy> failed
[07:20] <cheeseboy> input/output error
[07:20] <Jester45> so.... linux forgot it was connected
[07:20] <cheeseboy> because its locked
[07:21] <|chueQo|> hello
[07:21] <cheeseboy> and i need linux to unlock it
[07:21] <Jester45> try sudo mount remount /dev/hda
[07:21] <|chueQo|> I ve got a quest
[07:21] <|chueQo|> who dares?
[07:21] <Jester45> !ask
[07:21] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[07:21] <|chueQo|> jajaja
[07:21] <|chueQo|> nice
[07:21] <cheeseboy> device does not exist
[07:21] <Jester45> cheeseboy, thats weird
[07:21] <|chueQo|> how do I make my own message.file for gfxgrub?
[07:22] <cheeseboy> when i boot it notices it
[07:22] <|chueQo|> how do I edit a message.file
[07:22] <cheeseboy> but gives errors about dma
[07:22] <|chueQo|> but changing the picture on it
[07:22] <Jester45> cheeseboy, is it in your fstab
[07:22] <cheeseboy> Jester45, its a live cd
[07:23] <Jester45> o...
[07:23] <|chueQo|> anyone?
[07:23] <Jester45> |chueQo|, have you tried nano message.file
[07:23] <|chueQo|> noup
[07:23] <|chueQo|> spanish?
[07:23] <|chueQo|> aaaaaaaah
[07:23] <|chueQo|> sorry I get it
[07:23] <|chueQo|> lts see
[07:24] <Jester45> ctrl+x to exit ctrl+o to save
[07:24] <Jester45> cheeseboy, sudo mount
[07:24] <|chueQo|> cant read it Jester45
[07:25] <|chueQo|> appears all those weird symbols
[07:25] <|chueQo|> how do people make message.files?
[07:25] <cheeseboy> Jester45, tried that /dev/hd* isnt listed
[07:25] <|chueQo|> has anyone did one?
[07:25] <Jester45> |chueQo|, run file message.file
[07:26] <Jester45> cheeseboy, sudo mount -t <filesystem> /dev/hd* /empty/directory
[07:27] <|chueQo|> how do I open it?
[07:27] <|chueQo|> double click goes to ark
[07:27] <Jester45> |chueQo|, what type did file say
[07:27] <|chueQo|> message.xubu
[07:27] <|chueQo|> or message.ubugrey
[07:28] <|chueQo|> is not a type
[07:28] <|chueQo|> is a theme for gfxgrub
[07:28] <cheeseboy> Jester45, i cant mount it its not there
[07:31] <|chueQo|> I ve got a hard one
[07:31] <|chueQo|> that sounded bad
[07:31] <|chueQo|> sorry my english is lame
[07:49] <cheeseboy> Jester45, any other ideas?
 maybe /dev/sd* ?
[07:57] <cheeseboy> nope none of those
[08:13] <dmdzine> xubuntu rocks
[08:21] <Jester45> ....
[08:21] <maxamillion> meh
[08:21] <maxamillion> atleast its was a positive randnom-ness
[08:54] <J-_> Is there a gui I can use to make cronjobs in xfce? /me doesn't like crontab -e
[08:54] <J-_> !cronjob
[08:54] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about cronjob - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:55] <J-_> I make a cronjob with xfce-terminal, save it, go back to crontab -e and it's not there.
[08:56] <J-_> any ideas?
[09:09] <miles> hey guys
[09:10] <miles> how do you connect to samba shares in xfce?
[09:10] <miles> i know how to, im just wondering what method you guys use
[09:15] <sayers> Dom
[09:16] <sayers> Don't use samba :( , try the ubuntu way though
[09:16] <miles> which is?
[09:16] <sayers> no clue but xfce is like gnome in a way
[09:17] <sayers> wiki.ubuntu.com
[09:17] <sayers> possibly
[09:17] <miles> u hate samba
[09:17] <sayers> me?
[09:18] <sayers> ive never used it
[09:18] <miles> o
[09:22] <infinito> hi!
[09:22] <FreeFull> Hi.
[09:23] <miles> hello
[09:23] <infinito> does anyone know why using kde apps on xubuntu i got strange symbols instead of  or  ?
[09:23] <miles> !bill gates
[09:23] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about bill gates - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[09:24] <sayers> infinito, you don't have that letter package installed perhaps but that's as far as I can help
[09:24] <Redimere> !ubuntu
[09:24] <ubotu> Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com
[10:55] <Photocopy> ...
[10:55] <Photocopy> how do i install xfce themes to ubuntu?