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humboltopwnguin: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/30990/12:29
humboltohow would I perform this update?12:31
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pwnguinthat is very odd12:33
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pwnguinhumbolto: i think the best way to upgrade to development is to burn a CD12:34
pwnguinthe tribe CDs should at least be in a consistant enough state to upgrade12:35
humboltopwnguin: somehow because the package is removed but the file can't, since if it would be removed, nothing would work anymore!12:35
pwnguini think theres a --replace or something12:35
pwnguinif your system is compeltely unusable now, it might be simplest to just install from scratch from the CD12:36
humboltopwnguin: can't use the cd because I would need the alternate cd (LVM) and this one is not in a consistant enough state to install my system (detect my cdrom).12:36
pwnguinhmm12:37
humboltopwnguin: I have cloned my feisty for the reason mentioned above.12:37
pwnguinheres what you do12:37
pwnguingrab tribe one12:37
pwnguinand let update-manager find it12:37
pwnguinrather than update from the web, update from the cd12:37
humboltoAnd now I am trying to upgrade in chroot and if something goes wrong I re-rsync with the original feisty and try again!12:37
humboltoI see what you mean.12:38
humboltoAnd you think that really works? How would update-manager find it?12:38
pwnguindbus12:38
pwnguinit works in ubuntu, donno about kubnutu12:39
humboltoIs that the dialog that pops up when I insert it into a running system?12:39
pwnguini think so?12:39
humboltowhere it says something about a package repository found?12:39
pwnguini almost never upgrade that way ;)12:39
pwnguinsounds right12:39
humboltoI am pretty sure I will end up with the same shit.12:39
humboltoWhat might help is, if I could force dpkg to ignore the file already being there.12:40
humboltobut force-all does not do the trick!12:40
pwnguinlibc sounds like a tricky library to install12:41
humboltodoes the gui installer support LVM nowadays?12:41
humboltoat least using an existing setup?12:42
pwnguinafaik, it uses gparted12:42
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humboltowhich does not support lvm12:42
pwnguinbut that's for editing partitions12:42
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pwnguinhave you tried updating from cd yet?12:42
humboltothere was a blueprint about lvm support in feisty once, but I think if finally did not get implemented.12:43
humboltonot yet ... rsyncing still12:43
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pwnguinhmm. my laptop just beeped at me when i closed the lid12:52
PiciYes.12:54
PiciIt does that.  There was a message in the changelogs a few weeks ago that the beep was turned on for testing.  I assume that it will be gone for live.12:55
pwnguinwell, since i cant get the lcd panel back on12:55
pwnguinwhat's it mean?12:55
PiciUm, that you closed the lid.12:56
pwnguinthat's it?12:56
pwnguini could have checked acpid already reports that =/12:56
pwnguini figured it was some suspend thing12:57
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Picipwnguin: I think thats it...12:58
Picitrtrstno112:59
pwnguinnice12:59
Piciiepwajfpiewa12:59
Picithat wasnt good01:00
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pwnguinpica@desktop:~$01:00
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pwnguinah "emit a sound when the lid changes state, which i need for debugging"01:02
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PiciYep, thats it.01:03
humboltopwnguin: on cd insert a dialog came up which added the cd to sources.list. but update-manager does not seem to pickup anything.01:03
pwnguinhumbolto: you might still need to enable the development version stuff01:04
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humboltopwnguin: how?01:07
pwnguinhumbolto: i forget exactly but i think it's like update-manager -c -d01:08
rjekRight, the root cause appears to be that echo "mem" > /sys/power/state does nothing other than not return to the prompt.01:08
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pwnguin/sys/power/state has been broken for me lately01:08
pwnguinat least, in feisty01:09
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humboltoSomething is terribly wrong with all those newer 2.6 kernels! They get slower and slower. And just nobody realizes it because hardware gets faster and faster. But go ahead and try to install gutsy on a 800mhz crusoe with 240mb ram. You will be surprised how slow that is!01:32
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rjekComputer software gets twice as slow every 18 months.01:32
humboltoI had better performance with debian sarge and breezy than I have now with gutsy. And that is already true for the installers!01:33
humboltoI am asking myself, if my previous installations have been as slow as feisty is right now on my old vaio picturebook, how could I ever have worked on it?01:34
rjekI often wonder such.01:35
humboltoThis is especially true for KDE in kubuntu! I used to work on that hardware under KDE. Now I can not even use it anymore! I used to watch movies, ... No way now.01:36
mrsno__humbolto did you try a self compiled kernel ? to see if thats it01:36
humboltoI think some of that performance loss might be based on the ide devices now being handled by sata somehow and that kind of layer stacking bullshit.01:36
rjekNeither KDE nor GNOME have got the right idea.  KDE adds useless features constantly bloating itself, and GNOME removes all the useful ones.01:37
humboltomrsno__: what would that change?01:37
rjekIDE devices are now handled through libata, not sata.  If anything, it's faster than it used to be.01:37
mrsno__well it at least starts to troubleshoot things humbolto i think, instead of saying its slower, find out why :)01:38
crimsun(um, libata is one form of sata...)01:38
humboltorjek: but that is not it. This is not a KDE issue. Since KDE didn't have any major release for so long, there are no new fancy features since I last ran it with usable speed.01:38
DanaGNice quote:   "Neither KDE nor GNOME have got the right idea.  KDE adds useless features constantly bloating itself, and GNOME removes all the useful ones."01:38
humboltomrsno__: I might try a vanilla kernel.01:39
mrsno__humbolto have you tried disabling any services? there is a few things you could look into really01:39
mrsno__just be glad its not vista ;)01:40
mrsno__does the same and less! and slows things down01:40
humboltomrsno__: hey, it is already slow like hell on the live CD! booting takes 10 minutes, starting the installer app takes 4 and getting from the first page to the second another 2 or even more!01:40
humboltomrsno__: never tried.01:40
humboltomrsno__: and never will.01:40
mrsno__humbolto a livecd will only launch as quick as your ide cdrom really, i created a usb bootable drive and responsiveness is much quicker (or hd install)01:41
mrsno__maybe its running pio mode or lower udma mode than it supports?01:41
humboltomrsno__: it is a firewire cdrom01:41
humboltomrsno__: but hdd performance certainly decreased as well.01:42
DanaGOh, Vista is painful if you try Symantec.01:42
DanaGIt's worse than being on an old P2 laptop.01:42
mrsno__humbolto well its hard to say really without more information, whilst i agree that newer software can and generally does slow things down, i haven't really experienced such in ubuntu, quite the opposite really01:42
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humboltomrsno__: nowadays, as I mentioned above I am having trouble watching divx movies. Big trouble!!!01:42
DanaGOh, and Intel's AHCI drivers may also be partly to blame.01:42
DanaGOh, how can you boot from a firewire CD on a BIOS that doesn't support it?01:43
mrsno__divx used to require a 500MHz cpu but thesedays more is needed really :/ thats more down to the divx than os though01:43
DanaGThe CDs could use an "eject the disk and let me move it" option.01:43
humboltoDanaG: ?? Vaio PCG C1-MHP01:43
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DanaGHuh?01:44
humboltoDanaG: I can boot from it. And I used to be able to install from it, even ubuntu if I am not mistaken. But gutsy does boot but then can't mount the cd. That's another problem, does not have anything to do with performance.01:45
humboltoBut mounting by hand works, by the way!01:45
DanaGMy laptop doesn't support booting Firewire -- just USB.01:45
DanaGOh, and LAN and internal busses, too.01:45
humboltoDanaG: So what do you mean, with the BIOS does not support it? The bios does support it certainly!01:46
DanaGMY laptop, I mean.01:46
humboltoHow can I install an ubuntu-mobile image on my vaio if booting from USB is not supported?01:47
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humboltoI go to sleep01:47
humboltoTo late to knock my head against the wall.01:48
humboltoHave a good one you all!01:48
mrsno__humbolto tried a network install?01:48
mrsno__you would need another pc and a ubuntu cdrom (and some packages installed) but its quite easy01:48
mrsno__okay good nite :-)01:48
humboltomrsno__: never mind.01:48
ysthmaybe this falls under "unless you are familiar with dpkg...", but why, after installing Tribe 3, does it still want the cd when installing new packages?01:49
crimsunbecause your deb cdrom line is still active.01:49
ysthyes, but why would someone want it to be still active?01:50
crimsun...because you installed it from a cd?01:50
crimsunlocal source is preferred to remote.  Make sense now?01:50
ysthonly if there's much stuff on the cd that doesn't end up installed.01:51
ysthI guess I was just assuming there wasn01:51
ysth't01:51
ysthinstalled by default, I mean01:51
crimsunwell, let's put it this way.01:52
crimsunsay you have a nic that doesn't have a native driver.  Would you want to attempt to pull down packages from the net or from the cd?01:52
pwnguinooh01:53
pwnguinthree beeps from power manager01:53
pwnguintoo bad notification daemon died01:53
ysthpoor thing seems to die a lot01:55
crimsun...it's gutsy.  Stuff happens.01:56
ysthperhaps it didn't rtfm (http://xkcd.com)01:56
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rhorunswoooot! i got ventrilo to work with linux!!! :D :D :D02:12
rjekWhere are the kernel packages stored on archive.ubuntu.org?02:12
rjekI can't find them under pool/k or pool/l02:12
mrsno__pool/main/l/linux-meta perhaps rjek ?02:15
rjekAha, thanks mrsno__02:15
mrsno__yw02:15
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fiveironooo... i like the new background chooser04:10
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pwnguindo desktops often lack the hardware to hibernate?04:25
DanaGNope, hibernation should work for most modern systems, even desktops.04:25
pwnguin=/04:26
DanaGThe real issues are configuration -- if it doesn't work, dig around in /etc/default/acpi-support and look at the things about VBE and video.04:26
pwnguinmy feisty desktop doesn't hibernate04:26
pwnguinhal says it couldn't suspend04:26
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pwnguinbut if it's supposed to, i guess i'll put a bug in launchpad04:26
pwnguinbasically, "disk" > /sys/power/state fails04:27
pwnguinso im not sure if this goes against acpi or the kernel04:28
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DanaGHmm, when you press the sleep button, what does it do?04:35
DanaGWTF?  gparted keeps crashing.  It doesn't give backtraces.04:39
IntuitiveNipplepwnguin: does kern.log show any devices refusing to suspend?04:41
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DanaGHmm, I've just deleted my Vista partition and now have a free 17 gig partition, closer to the start of the disk.04:47
DanaGAlso, my root partition is precariously full.04:47
DanaGMy question: what dir is best to move off of root?  /var or /usr?04:47
IntuitiveNipplevar grows more unpredictably04:48
DanaGIs there a way to also put another dir, such as /mnt/, there?  I want to put my VMs there, and have them writeable by me.04:49
DanaGOr perhaps I just have to thing of something to put under /var that'll be memorable and meaningful.04:49
masterlokiDanaG, try du -ch04:50
DanaGer, think.04:50
masterlokiof each04:50
masterlokiperhaps /opt or /usr04:50
DanaGI used filelight.  My /usr is way bigger.04:50
masterloki /usr is very popular - tho what order are the partitions in04:50
masterlokiive found with 10gigs thats more than enough for /04:50
masterlokidid you make seperate /home ? mine grows fast :P04:51
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DanaGI have all my reeeally bulky media on an external drive, or in my 40-gig XP partition.04:51
masterloki!permissions04:51
ubotuThe files and directories on an Ubuntu system are organized according to a standard, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard - file permissions are explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions - All filenames and directory names (and many other things) are case sensitive in Linux04:51
masterlokithat should help on the dir permissions i think its usr/group/all04:51
masterlokiand chown it to the user you want and chmod it to permissions you want04:52
RAOF /var/VM :)04:52
masterlokineway ultra toothache going to bed sorry =[ hope that helps a tad04:52
DanaGor /usr/vm/04:52
masterlokiRAOF, is ter god04:52
masterlokiDanaG, or make a dir there and mvoe both and symlink em?04:52
masterlokigrah ninie04:52
RAOFDanaG: /usr/VM isn't really a good one.  /usr is where software should be installed04:52
DanaGAah, then I'll move /var -- it also seems safer.04:53
RAOFVM images aren't really software :)04:53
DanaGBecause detaching /usr has had related bugs, such as "broken usplash due to lib being in /usr/lib", and such,.04:53
RAOFReally?  That sucks.  Should be in /lib, then.04:54
DanaGYeah, that was the fix.04:54
RAOF /var should be safer - it's meant to contain data only (databases, webroot, etc), so shouldn't be required at boot before it's mounted :)04:55
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DanaGOkay, I think I'll do that, then.04:55
DanaGNow how do I safely move it and then mount it?04:55
DanaGI'd imagine I'd have to boot from a LiveCD, right?04:55
DanaGOr perhaps init 1, at least.04:56
RAOFDanaG: The LiveCD's a good idea.04:56
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pawanhi05:06
pawani cannot see ubuntu option on system startup05:07
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DanaGOkay, for some reason, /var is not mounting early enough for /var/lock and other such things (in init-top) to mount.05:23
DanaGAnd I can't seem to log into Gnome.05:23
DanaGOh, and GDM's colors are a bit screwy.05:24
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Dana1-pOh, and now I'm logged in but the panel is stallig.05:27
Dana1ing.05:27
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DanaGNow I just need to decide what type of virtual disk to make.05:33
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DanaG!seamlessvirtualization05:34
DanaG!qemu05:34
ubotuqemu is an emulator you can use to run another operating system - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsXPUnderQemuHowTo05:34
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DanaGwtf?  (qemu) exception 13 (0)05:49
DanaGhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kvm/+bug/10366505:53
ubotuLaunchpad bug 103665 in kvm "kvm crashes on load with Intel CPUs (exception 13) (dup-of: 107172)" [Undecided,Confirmed] 05:53
ubotuLaunchpad bug 107172 in linux-source-2.6.22 "kvm crashes on load on Intel CPUs (exception 12)" [Undecided,Confirmed] 05:53
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RAOFDanaG: Don't use KVM the first time, and disable splash05:56
DanaGFirst time of what, and splash on host?05:56
RAOFDanaG: When you're trying to install, and splash on guest05:57
DanaGGuest is XP.05:57
RAOFThat bug will make kvm crash on... ooooh.05:57
RAOFHm.05:57
DanaGThe odd thing is, it crashes almost the instant I go to start kvm.05:58
DanaGI also had to make a "vdekvm" symlink.05:58
DanaGPerhaps vde doesn't like kvm.05:59
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DanaGThe odd thing is, the KVM app doesn't even get to where it goes "Press any key to boot from CD..."06:00
DanaGs/goes/says/06:00
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DanaGWell, kqemu works, so I'll just use that for now.06:03
DanaGShould I set acceleration to "enable", or to "full"?06:05
RAOFNo idea.06:06
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DanaGGaah, when I run qemu under compiz, it periodically tries to strobe me to death, it seems.06:06
RAOFWHat is VDE?06:06
RAOFHeh.06:06
DanaGOh, and it still has a strong hold of my mouse, too -- even though I pressed the host keys.06:07
DanaGOh... kay... I got a BSOD in the "copying files" stage of Setup.  So, Full obviously doesn't work.06:08
DanaGOh yay, and now my mouse is misaligned.06:09
DanaGThanks a pantsload, Qemu.06:09
DanaGOuch, that's literally painful.06:12
DanaGEvery time qemu paints, my cube strobes like crazy.06:12
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DanaGOOh, this should be fast -- copying from an ISO on /var to a virtual disk on /var.06:14
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DanaGNow if only I could figure out why Amarok keeps having its pulseaudio stream be moved back to the onboard device...06:27
freebsdnubiewhat's the pass and user, that should i use when i run the 7.10 beta 3 installer?06:30
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thedarkbg1hi06:46
DanaGOdd, when I hover over the window shadow that's over qemu, my cube begins strobing me.  I guess I should file a bug on that -- it's a major issue for qemu+compiz.06:54
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burnerweee... nautilus 2.19.5 has breakage... click a folder and it crashes!06:57
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BaD_CrCmust be something imported from Windows07:02
BaD_CrC:)07:02
DanaGAs long as it doesn't eject the CD drive when you select it with nothing inserted.07:02
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DanaGI wonder whether Virtualbox would've been a better choice for running a VM under.07:12
DanaGCan you do SeamlessRDP with it?07:12
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Dekkardwow crashy nautilus eh?07:21
crimsunyeah, it's gutsy.07:22
crimsunnothing to see; move along.07:22
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DanaGArgh, pulseaudio and qemu don't seem to like each other.  Also, qemu-launcher gives no way to run padsp.07:25
DanaGcrimsun: do you know what would make my Amarok pulseaudio stream keep defaulting back to the onboard sound card?07:26
crimsunnot offhand, no.  It's pretty difficult to shoot in the dark.07:27
DanaGAah.07:27
DanaGRight now I'm using the alsa pulse device, instead of native pulseaudio.07:28
DanaGI got tired of Amarok freezing and locking my keyboard with it.07:28
DanaGI'll go dig up that bug report.07:28
crimsunmeaning you experience freezes with xine-lib's pulseaudio output?07:28
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DanaGhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/amarok/+bug/8603107:29
ubotuLaunchpad bug 86031 in amarok "amarok has large delay on play/pause when using pulseaudio/xine" [Undecided,New] 07:29
crimsunthat's highly likely misassigned07:29
crimsunit's more probably a xine-lib bug, but I don't have time this devel cycle to chase it.07:30
DanaGWith the pulse device and ALSA plugin, I don't get a freeze, but it does default to the onboard.  With the pulse plugin, amarok locks up -- and thus completely breaks my keyboard if I have been using the global shortcuts.07:30
crimsunDanaG: it'll default to whatever is last chosen, which from a fresh boot, will be your onboard.07:31
DanaGAah.07:31
DanaGIs there any way to tell padevchooser, or something, to prefer the offboard for amarok?  If not, it's okay -- the one move per boot is far less annoying than having Amarok kill my keyboard.07:32
DanaGThat keyboard-grab is a separate issue.07:32
crimsunonly if you set streams (e.g., using pavucontrol) prior to invoking amarok.07:32
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BaD_CrCamarok has a long delay before starting mms:// WMA streams07:46
BaD_CrCi don't know why. it's not just amarok. kaffeine, exaile and a couple of other players do it as well.07:47
BaD_CrCi'm wondering if it's a gstreamer issue07:47
RAOFProbably not, because amarok uses Xine :)07:48
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DanaGOh wow, now I actually get crash reports!08:12
DanaGI guess I was previously just way too short on space to produce them.08:12
RAOF:)08:13
DanaGANd now, it's like apport is saying "I'm free! I'm free!"08:16
RAOFI've got a *lot* of crash reports lying around. :)08:18
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forceflowhey, im having issues with using the update-manager to update to gutsy....when i try to update using "gksudo update-manager -d" i get the following output: current dist not found in meta-release file08:24
forceflowcould not send the dbus Inhibit signal: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken.08:24
forceflowi was wondering if there are any workarounds i could try that anyone was aware of08:25
forceflowideas anyone?08:26
RAOFforceflow: I think you need to run "gksudo 'update-manager -c -d'".08:26
RAOFI'm not sure if that will fix your problem, but I believe it to be more correct :)08:26
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forceflowwhile it is more correct, still didn't help unfortunately :(08:27
forceflowstill getting the same dbus issue08:27
forceflowthe update-manager opens, but no updates appear08:27
RAOFDo you have the Feisty-updates repository enabled?08:28
forceflowyes, i do08:28
RAOFHm.  That dbus error shouldn't be fatal, I think, but I'm not sure :)08:30
forceflowits odd, i thought it would be too but the window doesn't crash08:30
forceflowjust doesn't find any updates08:30
RAOFI don't know, sorry.08:31
forceflowits ok, just hoping it was something stupid i was not catching08:32
forceflowthanks anyway, ill try to see if i can find a way around it08:32
forceflowive got everything backed up, so itll be fine08:32
RAOFGah!  Too soon08:34
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DanaGArgh, I can't padsp qemu.08:55
DanaGaudio: Failed to create voice `es1370.dac1'08:56
DanaGoss: Could not initialize DAC08:56
DanaGoss: Failed to set non-blocking mode08:56
DanaGoss: Reason: Invalid argument08:56
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RAOFDanaG: Tried the aoss wrapper?09:01
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DanaGDoes qemu have "vm additions"?09:04
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DanaGThings to make the mouse integration better, for example.09:05
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lucahi everyone09:08
lucacan someone help me set up a kde4 session in gutsy? :)09:08
DanaGOdd: I can reach tap0 from the VM, and I can reach my real router from the VM, but I can't reach anywhere above there.09:18
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DanaGI'm having issues trying to get networking working in qemu.09:37
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DanaGI've gotten to the point where I can ping the internet from the VM, yet web pages still won't load.09:37
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RAOFHm.  My networking (with KVM) JustWorked(tm).09:39
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contrast83Greets, everyone...11:27
contrast83Has anyone had any success getting KDE 4 running under Gutsy? I followed the instructions here - http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde4-alpha1.php - and it just crashes my X session and returns me to the login screen when I try going to the KDE 4 session.11:29
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Zapekin which package is the 'Places' start menu handling?11:34
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asisakZapek: I guess gnome-panel11:37
Zapek01_layout.patch11:38
Zapekok11:39
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Amaranthactually Places isn't really possible to control11:46
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HumpBackHello all.12:07
HumpBackYesterday openoffice was working fine. I did a update this morning and now no more openoffice12:08
asisakgutsy works this way12:08
HumpBackI tried removing my .openoffice.org2/ but that did not help.12:08
asisakHumpBack: which component?12:08
HumpBackasisak: tried oowriter and ooimpress12:08
HumpBackthe splash appears and nothing else.12:09
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HumpBackhumpback 17117  0.0  0.0   1748   484 pts/6    S+   11:13   0:00 /bin/sh /usr/bin/oowriter12:14
HumpBackhumpback 17118  0.1  0.1   3844  1564 pts/6    S+   11:13   0:00 /usr/lib/openoffice/program/ooqstart12:14
HumpBackhumpback 17120  0.0  0.0   1748   520 pts/6    S+   11:13   0:00 /bin/sh /usr/lib/openoffice/program/soffice -writer -splash-pipe=512:14
HumpBackhumpback 17135 94.8  6.0 168732 63040 pts/6    RLl+ 11:13   1:06 /usr/lib/openoffice/program/soffice.bin -writer -splash-pipe=512:14
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asisakliferea segfaults12:15
asisakever and ever :(12:15
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pawan_hi12:42
pawan_how to change directory12:42
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pawan_i wnat to change directory to desktop12:42
jussi01in terminal?12:43
jussi01pawan_: cd Desktop12:43
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pawan_no such file or directory12:43
jussi01pawan_: what does your treminal line say atm?12:44
pawan_on desktop i have directory xmms-1.2.1012:44
pawan_i am on the desktop12:44
pawan_i want to install xmms player12:45
pawan_equilizer plugin12:45
jussi01!compile12:46
ubotuCompiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first: not all !repositories are enabled by default!)12:46
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pawan_i am running fiesty12:46
pawan_7.0412:46
jussi01pawan_: #ubuntu then12:47
pawan_ok12:47
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Hobbseepawan_: suggest you read the /topic on entering channels...12:48
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jussi01Hmm, anyone know which exact packages i need to install to try ut kde4alpha? (ie. whats in tribe3)?12:59
=== jussi01 looks at Hobbsee....
Hobbseeanything with kde4* in it01:00
Hobbseeiirc01:00
jussi01:)01:01
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stdinjussi01: i think kde4base-dev should pull all the deps01:03
jussi01stdin: you are sure?01:04
stdinthink so, worked here01:04
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Hobbseeit doesnt for kde3, so why would it for kde4?01:05
stdinbecause kde4 isn't that big atm01:05
=== jussi01 will do Hobbsee 's way... then he is sure he got everything... few extra packages...meh
Hobbseesize isnt the problem01:05
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jussi01oooh... broken packages...01:06
Hobbseethis surprises you?01:07
jussi01no... :P01:07
jussi01if someone is interested.... http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/31061/01:07
stdinHobbsee: hmm, if the feisty instructions for KDE4 are "install kde4base-dev, this will uninstall the normal qt4 packages and install the qt4 kdecopy packages." shouldn't it be the same here?01:08
Hobbseeah yes, taht will kinda break01:08
Hobbseewith that many packages01:08
Hobbseestdin: i find that kde4base isnt a dependancy of kubuntu-desktop for kde3, so i doubt that it would be for kde401:09
Hobbseebut it may01:09
=== Hobbsee hasnt tried it
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Hobbseeno, i'm told that kde4base does work.  weird01:10
jussi01heh... stdin, congratulations, the first time Ive seen Hobbsee be wrong...01:11
Hobbseeyou clearly dont look often enough01:11
stdinit was bound to happen one time :)01:11
jussi01lol01:11
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jussi01stdin: careful, she has a long pointy stick...01:12
=== jussi01 wondrs what Hobbsee is talking about
Hobbseekde ftp01:12
jussi01heh01:12
Hobbseeit appears to exist in some form - i can see it!01:15
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jussi01hehe,01:16
nodeserthow can i report a bug?01:16
jussi01!bug01:16
ubotuIf 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-bots01:16
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jussi01stdin: do i now need to create a new kde 4 session?01:36
stdinjussi01: yeah, if you want to "login" to it. it says how here http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde4-alpha1.php01:37
jussi01stdin: thanks01:37
stdinprepare for it to crash tho :p01:37
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jussi01stdin: yes. it shouldnt affect my normal kde session though?01:43
stdinjussi01: no, the kde4 packages will store it's settings in ~/.kde4 so kde3 should be unaffected01:44
jussi01yay01:44
jussi01brb, im gonna go crash.. :P01:44
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jussi01hmmm, kde 4...01:48
stdinthe packaged version isn't great atm :p01:49
jussi01lol, its horrible01:49
stdinthe svn version is almost usable now01:49
jussi01really?01:50
jussi01hmmm... maybe i go grab that...01:50
jussi01anyway, back to kde3...01:50
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eagles0513875jussi01: avoid kde 3.5.701:54
jussi01eagles0513875: why do you say that...?01:54
eagles0513875i am not sure whether the issue im having is only with the 64bit xine libs for amarok or whether it effects 32 bit but when i play audio in amarok it is constantly cutting in and out briefly throughout any song i have and all my audio is encoded in flac01:55
jussi01eagles0513875: I dont know what your problems are, but it runs good for me.01:55
eagles0513875whats ur audio encoded in01:56
eagles0513875jussi01: all my audio is in flac and ive tried mp3s as well and im still having trouble with it in amarok01:56
Hobbseeeagles0513875: no one else seems to, though...01:57
eagles0513875it works fine in exaile01:57
Hobbseeeagles0513875: there's a new amarok out soon, and like i've told you before, amarok doesnt release with kde01:57
Hobbseeand flac has nothing to do with kde...01:57
eagles0513875Hobbsee: what r the possibilities of the problem being a 64bit os issue01:57
Hobbseeanything's possbile.  but then again, i would expect others to find it, if it was platform specific.01:58
eagles0513875Hobbsee: r there alot of people out there who have 64bit machiens and actually use their full capabbilities01:58
Hobbsee...why else would they buy 64bit machines, if not to use?01:59
eagles0513875Hobbsee: the programs rnt 64bit yet lol its not really mainstream02:01
eagles0513875and support for many desktops that r out there that r winblows based have horrible driver support02:01
eagles0513875thats the reason02:01
Hobbsee!u02:01
eagles0513875?02:01
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eagles0513875Hobbsee: i updated my bug its been isolated to xine02:10
Hobbseegreat02:10
eagles0513875Hobbsee: trying to find someone in the xine channel to help me debug it02:11
eagles0513875lol02:11
eagles0513875Hobbsee: where do i go to request a pkg be added to the repositories02:12
Hobbseeeagles0513875: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/New02:13
eagles0513875ty02:13
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rjekWhy might Network Manager not be able to connect to a wireless AP after a suspend, but the relevant iwconfig/ifconfig/dhclient commands from the command line succeed?02:50
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IdleOneI have downloaded Tribe3 iso but I dont see where it gives me option to upgrade. seeems to want to do a clean install. how do I do a upgrade  from Feissty to Gutsy using the cd??03:13
IdleOnealternaate cd btw03:14
Toma-add the cd as an apt source in synaptic i presume03:15
Toma-should recognise it as an update disk if you just whack it in while in gnome03:16
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xjkrmmmm gutsy03:17
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Picigj IdleOne :p03:19
IdleOnelooll03:19
IdleOne:P03:19
IdleOnewhat is up with the repeat rate on this machine all of a sudden Im typing extra letters03:20
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IdleOnethis is going to be fun :)03:31
IdleOne803 packages to upgrade hehe not as many as when I did the fiesty upgrade but still exciting03:31
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jdtis anyone getting "connection refused" messages against the kubuntu repo's?04:26
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jdtnevermind. my question re "connection refused" is to do with AU repos.. working against US repos now ok04:29
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jdtdoes kubuntu have a repository manager like ubuntu, and a desktop effects enabler ??04:30
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rjekI think that's what adept's meant to do, but I don't know as I'm not a KDE user.04:31
rjekOne assumes Synaptic works just fine under KDE though.04:32
gnomefreakjdt: afaik you can do both in kde but as for the names or if a gui or not no im not sure04:36
jdtgnomefeak, thanks man, my major prob seems to be Australian Repo's. I have changed to USA repo's and can atleast update now, so going ok again...04:38
jdtthanks04:38
jdtbtw? how to enable desktop effects in kubuntu?04:39
gnomefreakjdt: you might have better chance in #ubuntu-effects04:41
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jdtgnomefreak: thankyou, :)04:44
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gnomefreakyw04:51
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slimzanyone know how to use .cgwdtheme ?05:08
slimzi downloaded it from gnome-look.org in the compiz section05:09
slimzis there something i have to install?05:09
gnomefreakslimz: might want to ask in #ubuntu-effects05:10
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slimzgnomefreak, thanks!05:14
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gnomefreakyw05:19
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mattikHello. Where I can find firefox 3 alpha deb for ubuntu gutsy?05:31
rjekDo you know for sure one exists?05:32
mattikI tried youmortals server feisty package, but it doesn't work for me05:32
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frafuHello, Could anybody please tell me whether there is a way to make the ubuntu-desktop metapackage reinstall all its dependencies.05:36
Picimattik: I believe its in the gutsy repos as firefox-granparadiso05:36
Pici!info firefox-granparadiso gutsy | mattik05:36
ubotumattik: firefox-granparadiso: lightweight web browser based on Mozilla (Development Version). In component universe, is optional. Version 3.0~alpha5-0ubuntu2 (gutsy), package size 9703 kB, installed size 27680 kB05:36
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elkbuntumattik, packages.ubuntu.com is a useful place to look for things like that05:37
rjekfrafu: apt-get install ubuntu-desktop?05:37
frafuit only installs the package05:38
frafuIt does not install also the dependencies because they are already installed05:39
frafuHowever I would like it to also install the dependancies again05:39
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Picifrafu: Can I ask why you want to install all of the dependencies again?05:40
frafuThe are a few things that do not run as they should (weird font; glade problems, network-manager applet problems)05:42
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frafuHowever, when I connect remotely through nx, these problems do not occur in the remote session.05:43
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PiciPerhaps just your user profile is messed up.05:43
PiciHave you tried it with a new user?05:43
frafuNo05:44
frafuBut that would only be a workaround.05:45
frafuI tried for example adjusting the fonts to make them look ok by increasing their size. Consequence: in the nx remote session, they become to big.05:46
frafuI wonder whether it is at all possible to have the ubuntu-desktop metapackage reinstall everything. Anybody knows whether it is at all possible?05:48
Picifrafu: I think that the font dpi gets set differently on the gutsy install, have you looked at that?05:49
frafuWhere can I find it?05:49
Picipreferences>appearance>fonts> some button on that brings you to an advanced screen05:51
frafuPici:  I will give it a look...05:52
mattik elkbuntu,Pici: Thank you, I didn't answer because I was away from computer05:52
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sochi05:59
soci just started my laptop with gutsy and now i get06:00
eagles0513875hey guys06:00
socreiserfsck --fix-fixable started at Tue Jul 24 17:57:01 200706:00
socChecking internal tree06:00
socwhat the hell is that?06:01
eagles0513875run this command soc and see if u get it after it restarts and runs fsck which is the linux equivalent to checkdisk on windows06:01
eagles0513875sudo shutdown -F -r now06:01
eagles0513875that will force ur partition to be checked on restart06:01
socum?06:02
soci acn't do anything06:02
gnomefreakis it running checks atm?06:02
socyes?06:02
socno terminals06:03
socit lasts since minutes06:03
gnomefreaksounds like you booted 30 times and now its checking the partition06:03
eagles0513875let it check it soc06:03
gnomefreakeagles0513875: he cant until its done afaik06:03
gnomefreaki wouldnt kill it personally06:03
socgnomefreak: since when does reiserfs has to do that?06:03
eagles0513875me neither06:03
eagles0513875soc: im running ext3 and it does that06:04
gnomefreaksoc: have to i didnt think it did but its always a good idea and im assuming kernel devels added it but im also running ext3 so i couldnt tell you06:04
socok, now it rebooted06:05
gnomefreaksoc: we cant see it doing it so we are only able to give you ideas atm06:05
eagles0513875soc: ok is it doing a normal boot06:05
gnomefreakit should boot fine if it was a check06:06
socok looks good06:06
socthank you06:06
socbtw: why is feisty/gutsy so unbelievable slow without an internet connection?06:06
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socit's a shame that i have to look for a internet connection before i can show people something06:07
gnomefreakneither is here06:07
eagles0513875soc: for me feisty is really fast im on 64bit but even on 32 its much faster then winblows06:07
socbecause without they say "ubuntu sucks, it takes 5 minutes to load a texteditor?"06:08
socweird ...06:08
soci can't figure out what the problem is06:08
eagles0513875soc: no offense gnome but kde is so much better06:08
socomg ... kde ....06:08
eagles0513875soc: gnome is rather under developed kde has been around much longer and is better developed06:08
eagles0513875i mean it06:08
rjekWhat FUD.06:08
eagles0513875?06:09
socif it would work better in the end kde would be surely good *flame*06:09
eagles0513875due06:09
eagles0513875lol06:09
rjekKDE: Bloaty, slow, ugly and tasteless.  GNOME: reasonably light and quick, elegant but almost entirely featureless.06:09
eagles0513875lol06:09
eagles0513875kde for me isnt slow06:09
soci'm using gnome with amarok konqueror and kopete06:09
eagles0513875lol try it on a 64bit processor lol06:09
socbut kopete is always crashing06:09
rjekKDE is entirely out in my book because of its use of C++ and Qt.06:09
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gnomefreakguys please change the topic06:10
eagles0513875im using kde with amarok and kopete too06:10
eagles0513875sry06:10
eagles0513875anyway whats it doing now soc06:10
rjeksoc: In terms of your problem, I suspect it's trying to resolve something and having no joy.06:11
rjekYou might want to try opening a terminal and stracing the processes as they start to see what precisely it is they're trying to do.06:11
sochow do i do that?06:12
socrjec: fyi, i did already look at top but nothing shows up there ...06:13
rjekI'm not going to explain it - it's non-trivial :)06:13
soc:-)06:13
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socthat's like magic ... i just plugged the cable in ... everything is blazing fast ... pulled it out: unbelievable slow ...06:14
socare there any config file which i could inspect?06:14
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eagles0513875soc: run this sudo apt-get autoclean06:17
eagles0513875and also sudo apt-get update06:17
eagles0513875and update any older pkgs if needed06:17
rjeksoc: Are you using NIS or LDAP or similar?  Every time a process tries to getent or similar, it'd have to timeout.06:18
soci couldn't think of anything ...06:18
socok, feisty is up-to-date06:19
Picisoc: you're having this issue with Feisty or Gutsy?06:20
socboth06:21
soci have a pc w/ feisty and a laptop w/ gutsy both have the problem06:21
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mc44hmm, what happened to the restricted driver manager?06:26
Picinothing?06:26
PiciI dont think thats the answer you're looking for though.06:26
mc44its not installed by default?06:27
mc44well not here anyway06:27
gnomefreakmc44: its only installed by default on ubuntu not kubuntu06:28
mc44im on ubuntu06:28
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mc44just installed tribe 3, but it isnt installed06:28
gnomefreakit should install it by default06:28
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mc44I blame jrib06:29
eagles0513875lol06:29
eagles0513875mc44: dont start pointing fingers do a bug report if nobody can help u fix it06:29
Picihmm. Its in the restricted repo, so I guess you'd need that enabled first?06:29
gnomefreaki have been away for a week but im sure it is still in default install06:29
gnomefreakit moved in the last week :(06:30
PiciThats relatively odd.06:30
gnomefreakhmmm06:30
gnomefreaki agree06:30
Dekkardso how is todays batch ofupdates?06:30
eagles0513875anyone know much about xine06:31
eagles0513875ive discovered a bug with xine i think but i need06:31
eagles0513875someones confirmation anyone else running x86_64 version of gutsy06:31
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rjekbug in xine?  OMG!06:34
eagles0513875yep06:34
rjekThat's unpossible.06:34
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eagles0513875but i think its on the 64bit version06:34
eagles0513875of kubuntu with kde 3.5.706:34
eagles0513875and amarok06:35
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eagles0513875can any other 64bit users confirm this06:35
Dekkardhave you checked the wiki?06:36
Picieagles0513875: Have you checked for already logged bugs?06:36
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eagles0513875Pici: there werent ones like mine i have one reported06:37
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eagles0513875all i know is ive narrowed down my problem to xine i need another 64bit user to confirm it06:38
rjekSorry, I don't use Xine.  Mainly because it's buggy.06:39
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eagles0513875rjek: amarok uses it though06:39
frafuPici: You were right: it was the dpi setting. I put it back to 72. Thanks. (It took me a while because I had to start the gutsy system and it did a periodic fsck)06:40
rjekShame.06:40
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finalbetaIs the upgrade process to gutsy working at the moment? Any major breakage?06:51
eagles0513875ya06:52
eagles0513875i found one but i dont know whether its been fixed or not06:52
eagles0513875i found a major but06:52
eagles0513875bug06:52
finalbetaAnd that one is?06:52
eagles0513875adept notifier crashing and spawning tons of apport processes until there is no swap space left and u have to do a really hard restart cuz ur system becomes unresponsive06:52
eagles0513875lol06:53
finalbetahehe.06:53
finalbetaI'll start my testing early this time. Last time I reported several bugs and none got fixed. Even a bug that kept Ubuntu from booting on some Dell Inspirons.06:54
eagles0513875i would try it finalbeta06:54
eagles0513875finalbeta: i would try it and if it happens just do a clean install06:54
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maini10Hello, I have some problems with KDE after today updates06:57
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maini10Konqueror freezes when you open certain websites (such as www.rai.it)06:57
Dekkardanyone know what nspluginviewer is?06:57
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Dekkardmaini10:  is that 64bit?07:03
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maini10Dekkard: no, it's 32 bit07:04
Dekkardok07:04
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maini10Dekkard: have you problem with nspluginviewer07:09
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maini10Dekkard: nspluginviewer is a Netscape plugin used also in Konqueror07:11
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Dekkardthanks maini10  i just googled that .. and i wa scurious because it was running at 70% of my cpu, with NO browser window open.. I killed it07:17
Dekkardfreekin wierd stuff07:18
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mc44hmm, either xgl or compiz is being evil :( It doesn't register clicks when the mouse is at the very top or bottom of the screen, unless i turn compiz off then on07:41
eagles0513875mc44: what kinda card u got07:43
mc44ati07:44
eagles0513875new ati card or old07:44
mc44I'm using fglrx07:44
eagles0513875i know07:44
eagles0513875whats the model is it a new pcixpress card or an old school agp07:44
rjekI doubt the type of card has much to do with mouse clicks.07:45
eagles0513875i know07:45
mc44it's new enough that ati driver won't work :P07:45
eagles0513875well to enable xgl and open gl u have to mod some of the xorg.conf07:45
eagles0513875mc44:  let me hook u up with a link07:45
mc44I know how to do it. It works07:45
eagles0513875ok07:45
eagles0513875lol07:45
mc44it's just being silly07:45
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eagles0513875lol07:58
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eagles0513875anyone know of any other audio transcoders08:12
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knixmplayer08:39
knix:)08:39
eagles0513875mplayer converts audio08:39
knixmplayer converts everything!08:39
eagles0513875really08:40
knixyea08:40
knixmencoder rocks08:40
eagles0513875is there a gui08:40
knixThat I don't know :)08:40
knixI'm pretty sure there is08:40
knixI know there's a win32 project that uses it08:40
eagles0513875ok08:41
knixoh it's .net, it runs in mono08:41
knixSo you can use that08:41
knixmewig08:42
knixmewig.sf.net08:42
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Karark|awayany word on nautilus?08:48
Masterkongumm,, do you guys think it is a good idea to upgrade to gutsy just because i want the latest alsa?08:49
eagles0513875right now im rather pissed08:49
eagles0513875Masterkong: rather buggy atm08:49
eagles0513875and im also having a bug with xine and amarok08:49
Masterkongto bad08:49
Karark|awayi'm just bugged with nautilus08:49
eagles0513875lol08:49
Masterkongcritical bug+08:49
Masterkong?08:50
eagles0513875i think mine is08:50
eagles0513875its rather annoying but im thinking its specific to 64 bit version08:50
eagles0513875ill link u to the bug08:50
Masterkongdamn.. i'm using AMD6408:50
mc44Karark|away: whats wrong with nautilus?08:50
eagles0513875master maybe u can help me08:50
Karark|awaymc44, it crashes when browsing folders08:50
asisakKarark|away: did you do install all available updates?08:50
Karark|awayyea i have08:50
asisakit has been fixed since08:50
eagles0513875Masterkong: u registered user08:51
asisakmaybe the update has not been yet08:51
Masterkongyoure funny eagles051387508:51
Karark|awayi haven't seen a nautilus fix :/08:51
eagles0513875Masterkong: on freenodes08:51
Masterkongi'm kinda a linux noob08:51
eagles0513875lol08:51
eagles0513875well u can still help me out08:51
Masterkongok?08:51
Masterkonghow?08:51
eagles0513875before u do anything08:51
eagles0513875by upgrading but before u do that08:51
eagles0513875does kde 3.5.7 come with gutsy08:51
Masterkonghuh=08:52
Masterkong?08:52
eagles0513875dont wry bout it master lol08:52
Masterkongw808:52
Masterkongi'll check08:52
Karark|awayMasterkong, if you are very noob i wouldn't upgrade08:52
Karark|awayunless you don't need stability and wanna be in the mix :D08:52
eagles0513875Karark|away: i need someone to confirm my bug though08:52
Masterkongnot very noob08:52
Karark|awayeagles0513875, so, don't make him break his system for it08:53
Masterkonghehe08:53
Karark|awaypost in the forums08:53
eagles0513875lol master its up to u whether u wanna break it or not08:53
Masterkongyup08:53
eagles0513875u willing to help test it out08:53
Masterkongi did install gutsy like 3 weeks ago08:53
Masterkongit worked08:53
eagles0513875lol08:53
Masterkongpretty good08:53
eagles0513875so im guessing gutsy comes with 3.5.608:53
eagles0513875out of box08:53
Karark|awayah sweet, looks like libnautilus is new08:54
Karark|awaymust have just upped in the past hour or so08:54
Karark|awayanyone else using xchat?08:54
eagles0513875they doign alot of upping in the motu channel atm08:54
asisakKarark|away: sure08:55
asisak(xchat)08:55
Karark|awayasisak, noticed tooltips have changed?08:55
eagles0513875Masterkong: r u on a dev or testing system im guessing08:55
Karark|awayif hovering over topic it doesn't make it smaller so you can read it all08:55
asisakKarark|away: now, which ones?08:55
Karark|awayand when minimizing to tray it'll tooltip the icon randomly08:55
Masterkongwhat? eagles0513875  you crazy? me being a dev?08:56
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eagles0513875Masterkong: lol i wanna become a dev but dont have the programming experience atm08:56
eagles0513875Masterkong: u on a testing system08:56
Masterkongno08:56
Masterkongi'm on feisy right now08:56
eagles0513875damn08:56
eagles0513875when i first did a dist upgrade it was rather buggy08:57
eagles0513875found a nasty bug in it not sure if its been fixed08:57
eagles0513875https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/amarok/+bug/12659808:57
ubotuLaunchpad bug 126598 in amarok "Audio cuts out in and out in amarok and kde 3.5.7" [Undecided,New] 08:57
eagles0513875that is my bug i need someone to help confirm it08:57
Masterkongah.... wont be helping you there eagles0513875 , i wont be running kde08:58
eagles0513875oh08:58
eagles0513875damn any one with a 64bit processor running kubuntu gutsy08:58
eagles0513875i really need someone to help me confirm this bug of mine08:58
eagles0513875this bug is never goign to get fixed lol08:59
Karark|awaygah, seems nautilus isn't completely fixed09:00
Karark|awaystill hanging when i go into properties of a file09:00
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asisakcool09:00
asisaksomething to fix09:00
Karark|awayhah09:00
asisak(not for me, though)09:00
Karark|awaynot for you to fix or it doesn't happen to you?09:00
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asisakKarark|away: any file? or special files only09:03
asisakI meant not for me to fix09:03
Karark|awayseems just folders09:03
asisaksure that it hangs?09:03
Karark|awayyes09:04
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Masterkongumm.. alsa has the same deps in gutsy as in feisy09:10
Masterkongdoes that mean i can temprarily enable gutsy repo and get alsa-core and the change back to feisty again?09:11
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jussi01Masterkong: packages.ubuntu.com09:12
Masterkongyes jussi01 .. thats were i found that info09:13
jussi01Masterkong: just grab the package from there and install it....09:13
Masterkongah09:13
Masterkongok09:13
Masterkongbut then aptitude wont have a clue about what i have done09:14
Masterkongright?=09:14
jussi01Masterkong: why doesit need to?09:14
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Masterkongcause it keep my depenencies and such for me09:16
jussi01Masterkong: if it has the same deps in feisty you should just be able to install it.... sudo dpkg -i packagename.deb09:17
jussi01because all the deps should aready be installed... correct?09:17
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jussi01only thing is it might require higher versions09:19
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Toxicity999Anyone know of any Ubuntu Live Video/Audio up yet? Mainly the keynotes obviously =P10:11
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samushkawhat happened to the Proprietary Driver Manager in 7.10, i don't see it ?11:00
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samushkawhat happened to the Proprietary Driver Manager in 7.10, i don't see it ?11:04
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morphiris landscape open source?11:04
jussi01!info landscape11:07
ubotuPackage landscape does not exist in gutsy11:07
rjeksamushka: Try saying it again, just incase.11:07
samushkawell i dont get it, its a pretty straight forward question, i dont think its "shun" worthy11:07
morphir"Landscape is available for subscribers to Canonical's support services free of charge."11:08
morphirit sounds closed too me11:08
jussi01maybe nobody knows...11:08
morphirbut I would like it confirmed11:08
samushkais there a way to launch the manager from command line?11:08
rjekI do suggest that nobody knowing is more likely than people shunning you.11:08
rjeksamushka: 7.04 has /usr/bin/restricted-manager - tried that?11:09
SeveredCrossI have Restricted Manager.11:09
SeveredCrossThough I did dist-upgrade from Feisty.11:09
samushkathere u go foudn it in add/remove... not isntalled by defualt, thx !11:09
samushkaalso, heard there was a tool to automatically get codecs for video playback and windows fonts etc, and that this was NOT automatix, or easyubuntu, think you know what it is? (sorry havent used ubuntu since 6.xx)11:11
gnomefreaksamushka: its called easycodec and you dont need to install anything just go to play or watch something11:11
samushkaok so it automatically gets it?, thats awesome11:12
samushkaok brb, nvidia codec requires restart11:12
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dashloading gtk crashes with "/usr/lib/libgdk_pixbuf-2.0.so.0: undefined symbol: g_once_init_enter_impl" here. anybody else seeing this, or am I special? :)11:17
coNPdash: how do you do this?11:18
coNP"loading gtk"  is not very specific :)11:18
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dashcoNP: any program that links gtk11:18
dash"import gtk" in python, even :)11:19
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coNPwithout this11:19
dashwell, it was working fine for me 'til a few minutes ago. :)11:19
dashoh huh. maybe i missed upgrading glib.11:20
dashnever mind, false alarm :)11:20
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