=== [tokin] [n=ryan@dynamic-acs-24-144-225-167.zoominternet.net] has joined #xubuntu === grumpymole [n=warren@c58-109-125-122.lowrp2.vic.optusnet.com.au] has joined #xubuntu === [tokin] [n=ryan@dynamic-acs-24-144-225-167.zoominternet.net] has joined #xubuntu === System79 [n=System79@ip201-151-210-87.adsl2.versatel.nl] has joined #xubuntu === AndreSilva [n=ands@201-75-114-33-ma.cpe.vivax.com.br] has joined #xubuntu === AndreSilva [n=ands@201-75-114-33-ma.cpe.vivax.com.br] has left #xubuntu ["<>Cebolinha] [01:34] someone success antialiasing amsn ? [01:34] on amd64 [01:42] khatuido [01:42] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=297676 [01:42] yes? [01:43] that what your looking for? [01:43] it looks [01:43] i will try [01:43] :) [01:43] ok :-) === gerro [n=user@c-68-33-161-50.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #xubuntu [01:48] ello gerro [01:50] sup crowe [01:50] how things going? [01:53] System79: it doesn't work :( [01:53] aw [01:53] =[ [01:55] but since a while i got problem with my bcm43xx-fwcutter [01:55] i don't what is this things [01:56] but when i fix my wifi i try a lot of tutorial [01:56] and i break it i guess [01:56] heh.. yeah I had that happen too [01:56] all the time i get error with this thing [01:56] is it important? === System79 [n=System79@ip201-151-210-87.adsl2.versatel.nl] has joined #xubuntu [01:56] I got mine working with ndiswrapper before and some broadcom .inf and .sys [01:57] but it might have been that bcm43xx-fwcutter that did the trick [01:57] however I'm now using x86 operating system and not amd64 === [tokin] [n=ryan@dynamic-acs-24-144-225-167.zoominternet.net] has joined #xubuntu [01:57] so I have no clue how to get wireless up [01:57] lol [01:57] :) [01:57] me i success on amd64 [01:58] yeah [01:58] amd64 is ftw [01:58] <3 [01:58] ftw? [01:58] for the win [01:58] =[] [01:58] I installed this one package and my entire system died on amd64 [01:58] so I went x86 [01:58] seems soooo much easier on x86 don't notice any performance loss [01:58] i think x86 look better [01:59] cos on amd64 do simple things become hard [01:59] naw [01:59] 64 bit is just more stable for servers [01:59] =/ [01:59] nope its not [01:59] only for database servers [02:00] i guess [02:00] i don't choose good one [02:00] but now for change it's hard [02:00] using sql and all that [02:00] 32 bit has 4.6 milliion memory adresses/slots, 64 bit has double but has been altered [02:00] 64 bit is way more stable when it comes to cache leaks etc [02:01] but does the same hold up with 64 bit dual cores? [02:01] what the difference between the ubuntu xubuntu and kubuntu? [02:01] or any number of multiple cpus [02:01] khatuido: ubuntu-gnome xubuntu-xfce kubuntu-kde [02:02] there also fluxbuntu-fluxbox [02:02] and there are other graphical desktop systems like icewm and blackbox, as well as graphically enhancing add ons such as compiz-fusion [02:03] i think i will take 32bits next time i change my linux [02:03] xfce is pretty awesome [02:05] humm [02:05] my cdrom keeps farting, I think there mounting issue [02:05] i will format my other partition and try another one :) [02:06] but not now === Catoptromancy_ [n=cat@fl-71-1-235-150.dhcp.embarqhsd.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:17] >..> === apit [n=apit@217.112.38.100] has joined #xubuntu [02:17] Jester45 Ha i highlighted you =p [02:21] System79: ooh highlight me! [02:21] I like blue [02:21] gerro: OOO SCARY [02:21] rawr [02:24] whats the funniest way to mess up a windows computer :/ [02:24] System79: make every icon do shutdown and format system32 dlls [02:25] almost as fun as abusing rm as root in /proc === dario [n=dario@p5494E3B6.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #xubuntu === [tokin] [n=ryan@dynamic-acs-24-144-225-167.zoominternet.net] has joined #xubuntu === kalikiana [n=kalikian@xdsl-213-168-121-50.netcologne.de] has joined #xubuntu === [tokin] [n=ryan@dynamic-acs-24-144-225-167.zoominternet.net] has joined #xubuntu === sc0tt_ [n=sc0tt@cpc1-stok5-0-0-cust150.bagu.cable.ntl.com] has joined #xubuntu === [tokin] [n=ryan@dynamic-acs-24-144-225-167.zoominternet.net] has joined #xubuntu === Laibsch [n=Laibsch@p54B95677.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #xubuntu === Akuma_ [n=martin@218.81.95.51] has joined #xubuntu === jgamio [n=jgamio@190.72.44.40] has left #xubuntu [] === [tokin] [n=ryan@dynamic-acs-24-144-225-167.zoominternet.net] has joined #xubuntu === cellofellow [n=josh@69-71-160-33.mammothnetworks.com] has joined #xubuntu === Cesa1 [n=mydrac@200.119.50.132] has joined #xubuntu === Cesa1 [n=mydrac@200.119.50.132] has left #xubuntu [] === ytutyutyu [n=ytutyuty@196.218.40.35] has joined #xubuntu [04:35] hello i need help [04:36] i tried to install xubuntu using loop installer wubi [04:36] but i have already downloaded the alternate install cd [04:37] i want wubi to use it but how [04:37] ????? [04:37] hello i need help [04:37] i tried to install xubuntu using loop installer wubi [04:37] but i have already downloaded the alternate install cd [04:37] i want wubi to use it but how [04:37] ????? [04:40] ytutyutyu: sorry, what's wubi? [04:40] loop installer [04:41] something I've never heard of nor tried. [04:41] install on premounted ntfs [04:41] huh [04:41] weird. [04:41] Why not just partition and make an ext3 filesystem? [04:41] http://wubi-installer.org/ [04:42] i will tell ya i have an old pc [04:42] windows is extremly slow [04:42] so, linux will be some Red Bull to it. [04:42] i'm now working with php for designing my new site [04:43] i have a problem now [04:43] and you want to run LAMP? [04:43] live cd don't booot [04:43] so... wubi is like... vmware? === cellofellow suggests virtualbox [04:44] idon't know why live cd can't boot but i have 128mb ram [04:44] Does it keep windows running when Ubuntu is running? [04:44] ytutyutyu: what video card do you have? Often they are culprits. [04:44] no but it makes ubuntu installation as one file [04:44] old card sis315 [04:45] on an ntfs partition [04:45] so, you have ubuntu on top of your windows? thats only gonna slow windows down more [04:46] actually, when you run the Wubi program, windows shuts down and Wubuntu starts. [04:46] Zialis listen ubuntu boot and run clean from the start but the idea here is not to repartition the hard drive [04:46] ok can i install ubuntu from iso image [04:47] Using Alt, yes, most likely. [04:47] what's Alt [04:47] You may have some trouble with X if the video card makes the LiveCD balk, but all sounds fixable. [04:47] Alt is a command-line install. Quicker and simpler, with more power. Still have to repartition hard drive. [04:48] ok no problem could you tell me how or send me documentation [04:48] I think you should stick with Wubi. You don't want to partition, you are only experimenting with LAMP, and you can't do a VM cause it's too slow. [04:48] um, I don't know exactly where the Alt docs are. [04:48] I never read them, I find it easy to use. [04:48] Used it lots. [04:48] ok tell me how [04:49] download and burn [04:49] wait, is your BIOS set up for CD booting? [04:49] That may be what's killing the Desktop CD. [04:50] yes it's already booting but after the mouse appears i waited for 30 min and no change [04:50] Ubuntu or Xubuntu? [04:50] Xubuntu [04:51] Sounds like GNOME is running like a bear if it's Ubuntu. [04:51] Huh [04:51] Alt will work then. [04:51] Download, burn, and install. [04:51] ok here is the situation [04:51] Defrag and backup before installing. [04:51] 1- old pc [04:51] How old? [04:51] 2- 800 mhz processor === cellofellow has half that [04:52] 3- 128 mb ram === cellofellow has twice that [04:52] no three times [04:52] RAM helps loads. [04:52] ok i don't have a writer right now [04:52] x.x [04:52] i hve alt iso image [04:52] oh, gee [04:52] :) can i install or not [04:53] does Wubi actually use the CD image to do the installation? === echosystm [n=echosyst@ppp121-45-39-253.lns10.adl2.internode.on.net] has joined #xubuntu [04:53] guys [04:53] o.o [04:53] yes it begin's downloading [04:53] anyone here able to help me with a repository key [04:53] its a .gpg file [04:53] i dont know what to do with it [04:53] i have the image already why to wait 2 hours [04:53] echosystm: sudo apt-key add thefile.gpg [04:54] is that it? [04:54] echosystm: sure [04:54] google tells me to do all these extra commands [04:54] echosystm: or there is a section in the Software Sources graphical tool. [04:54] are you there [04:54] ytutyutyu: yes [04:54] thank you cellofellow [04:55] have you a solution for me :) or ...!!! [04:55] ytutyutyu: um, let me look at the Wubi docs. [04:55] and keep your cool [04:55] ok really thank you for helping [04:55] :) [04:56] (no need to kissup either.) [04:56] cellofellow, one more question [04:56] http://mirror.internode.on.net/pub/ubuntu/ubuntu/dists/feisty/ [04:56] shoot away [04:56] this is my ubuntu mirror, for my isp [04:56] i am loading their repo into ubuntu, because my internet is capped to 64k lol [04:57] is release.gpg the only file i have to load? [04:57] your ISP mirrors Ubuntu? cool. [04:57] what it shows there [04:57] um, no that's not the file you want. [04:57] oh [04:57] what is it? :P [04:57] that's for authenticating against the file you actually want. [04:57] ive updated my sources.list already [04:58] oh right [04:58] so, i only need to update sources.list and thats it? [04:58] if it's just a mirror, then the key you already have should work. [04:58] cool [04:58] :) [04:58] i dont think it is an exact mirror though [04:58] should work. If you get authentication warnings you'll have to google more. [04:58] some packages are out of date apparently [04:59] here is a thread saying how to use them [04:59] http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies-archive.cfm/763778.html [04:59] they mentioned the release.gpg so i assumed i had to load it? [04:59] remove that release.gpg file you added, use the graphical tool, I don't know the command to remove on the CLI [04:59] oh, i didnt add it yet [04:59] its ok [04:59] :D [04:59] release.gpg gets downloaded when you use apt-get update [05:00] okie [05:00] ytutyutyu - can you boot from a USB drive? [05:00] cool [05:00] thanks mate [05:00] did you read it [05:00] ytutyutyu: what is the EXACT thing you want to do? [05:00] i'm sorry for being annoying right now [05:00] it's ok, I think we're just bombarding you with jargon. [05:01] i want to install ubuntu from iso image or make wubi use my already downloaded iso [05:01] nomore [05:01] (I need a detailed spec. what you want, THEN the complications.) [05:01] ok [05:01] for...? [05:01] what purpose? [05:01] lamp on old pc and no writer available right now is that ok [05:02] no CD-R? [05:02] yes [05:02] I am in that boat too and I hate it. I use ShipIt CD's, or when desparate my dads burner. [05:03] But, the best thing I think would be to download the Ubuntu Server ISO (smallest in the bunch) and burn it and install. [05:03] ytutyutyu - I checked the FAQ for wubi, seems like it should work [05:04] ok thank you for helping me :) [05:04] the requirements are a bit more than what you have (256mb Ram, 1 ghz) [05:04] :( [05:04] try following it o.o [05:04] For Ubuntu, for Ubuntu Server, that's run on 300Mhz and 64M ram. [05:05] How can I use a manually downloaded ISO? [05:05] You need to download the ALTERNATE ISO of the appropriate version (7.04 final version at the moment). Place the ISO in the same folder where you have Wubi-7.04-XYZ.exe. Then run Wubi. [05:05] ytutyutyu: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ [05:05] try that [05:05] with the Server ISO. [05:05] ok i'm going to try that [05:05] Alternate with no desktop and LAMP included. [05:06] i need another help [05:06] yes? [05:07] now i'm good at setting up Microsoft ISA server [05:07] is there linux replacement [05:07] Replacement? [05:07] Apache is the standard *nix (particularly Linux) webserver. [05:08] i mean linux os that works the same [05:08] Is it the graphical wizards that you want? [05:08] Apache, I think, configures best just editing apache2.conf. [05:08] ISA is a webserver, right? [05:08] you didn't get the point isa is a webcaching and firewall and sometimes bandwidth controller for networks [05:09] Internet Security and Acceleration Server [05:09] Squid proxy I think. [05:09] ISA [05:09] Why using your windows box as a Proxy anyway? [05:09] !squid [05:09] Sorry, I don't know anything about squid - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [05:09] !info squid [05:09] squid: Internet Object Cache (WWW proxy cache). In component main, is optional. Version 2.6.5-4ubuntu2 (feisty), package size 625 kB, installed size 1600 kB [05:10] !info squid [05:10] it will show same thing [05:10] !google [05:10] Google is a very popular search engine: http://www.google.com - Google also has a Linux-specific search engine: http://google.com/linux [05:11] ok thanks for that i will see squid [05:11] there are other proxies, but I don't know their names. [05:11] brb [05:11] tyt === AndreSilva [i=cyenbk@201-75-114-33-ma.cpe.vivax.com.br] has joined #xubuntu === magic_ninja [n=asdfsdf@ip68-103-23-222.ks.ok.cox.net] has joined #xubuntu [05:29] ytutyutyu: still there? === Commander-Crowe [n=thomas@67-150-244-46.oak.mdsg-pacwest.com] has joined #xubuntu [05:37] is there any benefit in running 6.10 over 7.04? [05:37] is it any more stable? [05:39] 6.10 was less stable for me [05:39] I really didn't like edgy [05:43] the ubuntu dvd releases [05:43] does anyone know if theyre a normal install or an alt install? [05:46] dang [05:46] missed him [05:46] (The DVD is Live and Alt together, plus lots of extra packages.) === tat_ [n=gast@p54BE116F.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #xubuntu [06:00] anyone have a deb for firefox 3? [06:01] hello, i'm trying to set up my printer, in the xubuntu online Documentation it tells to open :System Administration Printing, but i do not have that system menu i gut just Configuration -> Printer under Applications menu, is there in xubuntu usually a System menu like in ubuntu panel ? [06:01] Jester45 : do you mean Bob Echo ? [06:01] Jester45 : do you mean Bon Echo ? [06:02] tat_, yes xubuntu has a system menu is under the normal menu last entry [06:02] tat_: try in the run dialog (alt+F2) gksu system-config-printer` [06:03] aha so system-config-printer is the utility for printing setup, but i can't find any way to scan for cups server on my local network [06:04] um, you should just know the servers address if it supports IPP. I bet nmap can test that for you though. [06:04] i have a remote printer set up which i wan't to use on a other machine, i know how to do it by configuring /etc/cups/... but i wanted to use the graphic apps [06:05] i would say if you know how manually might be best [06:05] cellofellow : i quote the xubuntu Documentation: You can scan for these printers and have them configure automatically. To do this, click Global Settings and then Detect LAN Printers. [06:05] um [06:06] so it should work if it is documented, or is the documentation talking about features that havn't been implemeted ? [06:06] tat_: if the remote server is set up, then all you have to do is point to ipp://serveraddress:631/printers/printername [06:06] tat_, what version is the docs in and what are you running [06:06] I don't see Global Settings. [06:07] This particular app is actually made by the RedHat/Fedora team. [06:07] Jester45 ; i'm running latest stable FEISTY [06:07] k [06:07] cellofellow : i saw that also, was windering why [06:08] the Documentation is uder https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/printing/C/printing.html#network [06:08] cause the Gnome printing utility is too slow, and they didn't want to reinvent the wheel. [06:08] hummm [06:09] i just want to see that it works automatically, cause if it is documented it should, otherwise i should post a bug on that documentation [06:10] This is the GNOME printing stuff, this particular Docs. Not Xubuntu, Ubuntu. [06:10] And it's detecting Samba printers I bet. IPP/HTTP printing doesn't advertise like Samba/Windows Networking. [06:10] tat_: the server is CUPS, right? [06:10] i quote again from teh Xubuntu side : See the official documentation developed and maintained by the Xubuntu Documentation Project at help.ubuntu.com [06:11] because it *might* try to be a bit more secure than windows [06:11] Yes, but this page wreaks of Ubuntu, not Xubuntu. [06:12] so than there is a mistake to link that page and call it fficial documentation [06:12] developed and maintained by the Xubuntu [06:12] how do i turn telnetd on? [06:12] the help.ubuntu.com is for the whole *ubuntu system. [06:12] Commander-Crowe /etc/inittab [06:12] bftd have you tried /etc/init.d/telnetd [06:12] Commander-Crowe: I'd check the runlevels. [06:13] ? [06:13] tat_, please tell me where it says Xubuntu doc? is it was then it would be blue nor brown [06:13] not* [06:13] Commander-Crowe : depends on what version do you installed ? [06:13] ubuntu-server, 7.04 [06:14] tat_: is the print server CUPS or Windows? [06:14] Jester45 : http://www.xubuntu.org/help the Paragraph with the Titke Online documentation ! [06:14] tat_: I'll just walk you through it. [06:14] cellofellow : it is ubuntu [06:14] tat_: can you get shell (ssh or telnet or rsh) access? [06:15] cellofellow : that is not nesecsary i can set it up on ore the other way, my point is that the "official xubuntu documentation" documents a feature that is not there !! [06:16] Xubuntu Documentation is a bit sparse, especially when using the (already sparse) GUI tools. You read a page about Ubuntu. If you want to fix it, then please do so. [06:16] tat_: you need to set the access permissions on the cups server. [06:16] Then you just connect to it with the cups client. [06:17] I have that working right now. [06:18] tat_, thats general help there has not been a fork in the docs for xubuntu because we dont have the people/time to do it all. so its best to just link to the general help because it will help more people than just saying " use google or irc ". you can request that a note for xubuntu to be added or you could rewrite all the docs into a xubuntu version [06:18] cellofellow : i rather would like to alter the content of http://www.xubuntu.org/help to don't confuse more users about the online documentation, if this is the ubuntu online documentation, there is probably a whole other bunch of stuff that does not work with xubuntu !! [06:19] tat_: almost anything GUI for Ubuntu will not work for X/Kubuntu. [06:19] tat_: and unless it says otherwise, assume it is Ubuntu, not X/K. [06:20] Jester45 : but than you should at leas write, this documentation is from the ubuntu documentation project and my partly not compatible with xubuntu" and not call it "fficial documentation developed and maintained by the Xubuntu Documentation Project" [06:20] this is missleading !! [06:20] tat_: ok, in the /etc/cups/cupsd.conf file on the server, set so that the section says "Order Allow,Deny\nAllow From All" [06:21] tat_: Jester45 is not in charge of the official Xubuntu website. [06:21] so.... lots of poeple thing we only use xubuntu because our machines are old and cant chanel ubuntu. i myself like the look and feel of it [06:21] tat_: getting that change made to the server? [06:22] then restart cups [06:22] think* handle* [06:22] if i was there would be lots more typo s [06:22] ok i note that, but i think i should just file a bugreport, anyway thanks for your help/time guyes, and keep up with that ;) [06:22] there goes another one [06:22] tat_: you still can't print though. [06:24] cellofellow : the server is allready configured for network share, i need just to poiunt my client to the write address, than it will work, thanks for the step by step , i hope thsi loge get posted somewhere so someone else can find this help too. [06:25] oh mamamia lots of typos!! [06:26] can you turn off the beeps from the computer whwn you press backspace to much on a tty [06:27] it will ubotu logs and so do i [06:27] but nobody that isnt good at computers will look [06:27] !telnetd [06:27] Sorry, I don't know anything about telnetd - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [06:30] Jester45 : man readline and search for bell-style [06:30] Commander-Crowe : what package did you install ? [06:30] telnetd [06:30] tat_ ^^^ [06:33] Commander-Crowe : this whan uses inet, you have to configure /etc/inettab read man inittab [06:33] no manual entry found [06:34] there isn't even a inittab [06:34] Commander-Crowe : at least this is the usual way but i guess ubuntu guyes have mest up that thing a bit and moved files around [06:34] Commander-Crowe, is there a /etc/init.d/telnet or telnetd [06:35] Jester45 no [06:35] tel anything? [06:37] Commander-Crowe : install xinetd , it is much easyer to use than openbsd-inetd === cellofel1ow [n=josh@69-71-160-111.mammothnetworks.com] has joined #xubuntu === gerro [n=user@c-68-33-161-50.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #xubuntu === cellofel1ow is now known as cellofellow [06:42] Commander-Crowe : the point is that thsi telnetd you have installed is not a deamon, it is just asimple programm that gets called from the inetd, that inetd is started by (don't confuse) inetd, and listens on specified ports for incomming connections , for every port than it calls a secific command with the configured options, for inetd it is port 23 .... === cellofellow [n=josh@69-71-160-111.mammothnetworks.com] has joined #xubuntu [06:42] tat_ telinit [06:42] o damm, i confused change the first two inetd to initd !!! [06:43] Commander-Crowe ; did you install xinetd ? [06:44] tat_ no [06:44] c'mon, installing a telnet daemon can't be that hard. [06:44] (ssh is better anyway.) [06:45] Commander-Crowe : ok than read man inetd.conf and figure it out ! [06:45] how do i change the port it uses? and how do i get it so that i can use both telnet and ssh [06:45] Commander-Crowe : that is where you need to go [06:45] Commander-Crowe : belive me [06:46] there is no man entry for inet.d [06:46] oh [06:46] Commander-Crowe : ok than read man inetd.conf and figure it out ! [06:46] Commander-Crowe: using both ssh and telnet is easy enough [06:47] Commander-Crowe : the package you have to fight with is called openbsd-inetd, it is a dependency by telnetd [06:48] can't there just be a daemon-based telnet server? I hate inetd. === Catoptromancy [n=cat@fl-71-1-235-150.dhcp.embarqhsd.net] has joined #xubuntu === Catoptromancy [n=cat@fl-71-1-235-150.dhcp.embarqhsd.net] has joined #xubuntu === Catoptromancy [n=cat@fl-71-1-235-150.dhcp.embarqhsd.net] has joined #xubuntu === Catoptromancy [n=cat@fl-71-1-235-150.dhcp.embarqhsd.net] has joined #xubuntu === th3man [n=th3man@pool-71-126-163-83.washdc.fios.verizon.net] has joined #xubuntu === [tokin] [n=ryan@dynamic-acs-24-144-225-167.zoominternet.net] has joined #xubuntu === cellofellow [n=josh@69-71-160-111.mammothnetworks.com] has joined #xubuntu === Knightlust [n=Dax@ubuntu/member/knightlust] has joined #xubuntu === echosystm [n=echosyst@ppp121-45-39-253.lns10.adl2.internode.on.net] has joined #xubuntu [07:14] guys, ive just done an alt install [07:14] does gdm slow your compouter down at all? === Phrozen_One [n=Root@pool-64-222-203-55.ptldme.east.verizon.net] has joined #xubuntu [07:15] echosystm: not really [07:15] if you want to just use startx, go ahead. [07:16] you'll sort of rule out being able to have multiple logins from one console. === AndreSilva is now known as JohnnyRzeznick === JohnnyRzeznick [i=cyenbk@201-75-114-33-ma.cpe.vivax.com.br] has left #xubuntu ["<>Cebolinha] === AlexC [n=AlexC@dragnet2034196161.dragnet.com.au] has joined #xubuntu === zkjellberg [n=zkjellbe@c-69-141-215-134.hsd1.nj.comcast.net] has joined #xubuntu === varka [n=varkatop@p54A5C984.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #xubuntu === Redimere [n=pj@c-24-147-189-235.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #xubuntu === Mo0oSaH [n=mo0osah@cpe-24-27-69-214.houston.res.rr.com] has joined #xubuntu === Catoptromancy [n=cat@fl-71-1-235-150.dhcp.embarqhsd.net] has joined #xubuntu === lokki [n=lokki@89.0.112.66.dynamic.barak-online.net] has joined #xubuntu [09:29] what's up guys ? [09:30] sleeping? [09:30] drinking Tequila? [09:30] python? [09:31] There is a very distinctive taste difference between the different types of tequila. [09:32] I prefer blanco tequila. [09:32] *wtf* ? === lokki [n=lokki@89.0.112.66.dynamic.barak-online.net] has left #xubuntu ["Konversation] === bigyak [n=none@24.229.194.136.res-cmts.sm.ptd.net] has joined #xubuntu [09:39] Q: I'm booting xubuntu from livecd, what is root login and pass? [09:42] or the default username/pass? [09:42] can't figure it out === lokki [n=lokki@89.0.112.66.dynamic.barak-online.net] has joined #xubuntu [09:51] anyone? === Asof [n=XNETSplo@c-24-147-189-235.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #xubuntu [10:14] Jester, you alive? 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