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DanaGHmm, new in capplets-data: "Use CTRL-ALT-DEL as default keybinding for 'Log out' window"12:37
DanaGHow do I prevent that?12:37
DanaGAnd why does gcc never have changelogs?12:39
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PiciI always see the gcc changelogs12:40
DanaGE: Couldn't fetch URL http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/g/gcc-defaults/gcc-defaults_4.1.2-2ubuntu6/changelog12:40
PiciI just use aptitude and I have apt-listchanges installed12:40
DanaGI like to see changelogs before I install.12:40
Piciit does do it before it installs12:40
Picibut it does download the packages first12:41
DanaGHmm, nice tip!  apt-listchanges sounds cool.12:42
DanaGI'm installing it now.12:42
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xorlOk, so I have this weird issue in gutsy trying to fix it, but not getting anywhere, gnome-panel just started jumping to 100% usage i checked for the xdg menus bug, but that was clear, it's something else12:46
xorlgonna try this out12:46
Stormx2FFS.12:48
Stormx2I want azureus to work :(12:48
xorlI just want gnome-panel back :(12:49
xorlbrb12:49
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xorlyeah that didn't work12:51
xorlodd12:51
xorlI removed .gnome* .gconf*12:51
xorlrestart X12:51
xorland yeah, gnome-panel still blank with 100% cpu usage12:51
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jscinoz_hey everyone12:53
jscinoz_im using Gutsy tribe 4 on a xps m1330, i cant seem to get the proper nvidia drivers to install, and when they do install, X halts when anything requiring hardware acceleration occurs, and requiers a hard reboot. any ideas what i should do?12:54
voidmagejscinoz_: what nvidia card is it?12:56
voidmagei'm not familiar with dell's models12:56
jscinoz_8400M GS12:58
jscinoz_im writing this from bitchx as i cant start X atm12:59
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voidmagehmm.12:59
voidmageyou might need the 100 series cards12:59
voidmagedrivers*01:00
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voidmageyeah01:01
voidmageyou do01:01
voidmagehttp://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_100.14.11.html01:02
voidmagemake sure to install build-essential if you haven't already01:02
jscinoz_those are the ones i used01:02
voidmageoh01:02
voidmagehmm.01:02
DanaGAnd then you have to disable nv and nvidia_new from /etc/default/linux-restricted-modules-common01:02
jscinoz_100.14.1101:02
jscinoz_ok dana ill try that01:02
voidmageoh yeah, forgot about that part01:02
DanaGAnd then reinstall the nvidia drivers.01:02
DanaGhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.20/+bug/10575601:02
ubotuLaunchpad bug 105756 in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.22 "DISABLED_MODULES="nv" doesn't stop nvidia_new.ko from loading" [Undecided,Confirmed] 01:02
jscinoz_alright reinstalling drivers now01:03
jscinoz_one other thing01:03
jscinoz_how do i change the keyboard layout in console?01:04
jscinoz_its stuck on us international which makes doing quotes and tilde's annoying01:04
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DanaGsudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup01:06
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jscinoz_cheers01:08
jscinoz_alright X started this time.. lets see if we have hardware acceleration or if it crashes the system01:10
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jscinoz_gah, i have that bug i had with beryl back on 7.04, no window decorations and terminal is purely white, how can i fix that?01:11
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DanaGOh, make sure xorg.conf mentions argb glx visuals.01:21
DanaGOr just sudo nvidia-xconfig --add-argb-glx-visuals01:21
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fsckranyone alive in here :)01:23
d4rkmonkeyI am!01:23
nr5-ubuntuim too01:24
d4rkmonkeyno you aren't.01:24
fsckrhave you had any issues with firefox with gutsy?01:24
d4rkmonkeyyou're obviously a zombie nr5-ubuntu01:24
d4rkmonkeyfsckr, nope, are you running kubuntu? I heard there were some issues there01:24
nr5-ubuntud4rkmonkey,  how come u think so... do i stink?01:24
fsckrany link I click on firefox stops responding....and also i can't do anything with the preferences it does the same thing01:24
d4rkmonkeynr5-ubuntu, maybe... lol01:25
fsckrno not kubuntu01:25
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d4rkmonkeyfsckr, thats weird, its working fine for m01:25
d4rkmonkey*me01:25
fsckrhmmm01:25
fsckrthis is a fresh install too01:25
d4rkmonkeymine isn't01:25
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d4rkmonkey;)01:25
jscinoz_Gah i still cant get hardware acceleration with the nvidia driver, and when something requests it, my entire  system hangs....01:26
d4rkmonkeythat sucks.01:26
d4rkmonkeydo you know if you need hardware acceleration for Grid Wars 2?01:26
DanaGHmm, look in /var/log/Xorg.0.log01:26
fsckrim goin to reboot see what happens01:27
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nr5-ubuntud4rkmonkey, you can render anything in software ;)01:28
d4rkmonkeynr5-ubuntu, Grid Wars 2 doesn't work on my comp :(01:28
w00t_what's the process for getting a package version bumped [gutsy, of course] ? I've got a crash on start for a gnome program that apparantly was fixed upstream by them01:28
nr5-ubuntud4rkmonkey, yes i think this uses openGL but MESA-SDL should be able to render this in software01:30
d4rkmonkeynr5-ubuntu, openGL works fine on my computer and I have no idea what MESA-SDL is01:31
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fsckrhmmm i dont understand why my firefox is borked01:33
w00t_anyone?01:33
w00t_don't all come screaming at once :p01:33
nr5-ubuntud4rkmonkey, xdriinfo and glxinfo are true both?01:33
fsckrsorry w00t_ didn't see your question i just logged on01:33
d4rkmonkeynr5-ubuntu, you zombies know much more than me.. what are those?01:34
w00t_[00:28:47]  <w00t_> what's the process for getting a package version bumped [gutsy, of course] ? I've got a crash on start for a gnome program that apparantly was fixed upstream by them <-01:34
w00t_:)01:34
fsckro can't answer that one sorry01:35
nr5-ubuntud4rkmonkey, just type "xdriinfo" in your terminal and then "glxinfo|less" there you should see if everything works01:36
d4rkmonkeyglxinfo|less gave me a hell of alot of things I don't understand01:37
nr5-ubuntud4rkmonkey, just watch the first 4 lines01:37
d4rkmonkeysays direct rendering: Yes01:37
d4rkmonkeyname of display: :0.001:37
d4rkmonkeydisplay: :0  screen: 001:37
d4rkmonkeydirect rendering: Yes01:37
d4rkmonkeyserver glx vendor string: SGI01:37
fsckrhmm can someone tell me how to add icons to gutsy?  You can't just go to appearance and install....01:38
d4rkmonkeyand xdriinfo just says Screen 0: i96501:38
nr5-ubuntugreat then your card seems to be completely installed01:38
d4rkmonkeyyeah, its weird that Grid Wars 2 doesn't work.. it just freezes X and I can't restart X01:38
Picifsckr: usually you just drag the icon tar.gz over the appearance window01:39
nr5-ubuntud4rkmonkey, can you run /usr/lib/xscreensaver/biof -o01:39
d4rkmonkeyit does the same thing using any program with OpenGL in feisty does on this comp01:39
d4rkmonkeyone sec, I'll check01:39
fsckryea Pici i tried that01:39
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nr5-ubuntueek01:39
d4rkmonkeyyup, it works fine nr5-ubuntu01:39
nr5-ubuntuso should grid wars too... did you set NvAGP in your xorg.conf?01:40
jscinoz_hey guys01:40
d4rkmonkeynr5-ubuntu, uhh I don't know entirely... my xorg.conf is kind of weird cus of the fixes I had to do in Feisty for my video card.01:41
jscinoz_I installed the nvidia driver v100.14.11, then added nv and nvidia-new to the blacklist, now X starts with the nvidia driver, but i have no window decorations, and terminal is just a white box. Also if anything tries to use 3d accleration the entire system hangs requiring a hard reboot. my GPU is an 8400M GS, and im on a santa rosa chipset.01:41
fsckr!nvdeco01:42
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about nvdeco - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi01:42
nr5-ubuntud4rkmonkey, ok dont touch... *G* as long as it works you may choose to leave it like that ;)01:42
d4rkmonkeynr5-ubuntu, ok.01:42
fsckrjscinoz_, sudo nvidia-xconfig --add-argb-glx-visuals01:43
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jscinoz_talright...01:43
d4rkmonkeyhmm, I'm going to try and put in the default xorg.conf file I have (I backed it up a while ago) and see if that works...01:43
nr5-ubuntud4rkmonkey, i recently installed a nvidia gt8500 with BETA drivers, as the system kept crashing i switched some options regarding irqs and correctly installed the CPU cooling, now this box runs stable =)01:44
slavik`lapso, fglrx is still crap?01:44
d4rkmonkeyok01:44
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d4rkmonkeyI'm not using nvidia though... using intel GM 965 chipset (its a laptop)01:44
d4rkmonkeybrb01:45
fsckrwhere is the link for the tribe 4 release?01:46
jscinoz_fsckr, done, still no decorations01:46
jscinoz_also i still have that problem where if something request 3d acceleratoin my system hangs01:47
fsckrrestart x01:47
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jscinoz_i did...01:47
fsckrok the topic says tribe 4 released but its not on the d/l page?01:48
jscinoz_i'm using tribe 401:48
jscinoz_cdimage.ubuntu.com and it was in there somewhere01:49
jscinoz_cant be much more specific as i dont have access to a webbroswer01:49
fsckrblah firefox is borked all to hell...can't even go to that page01:49
jscinoz_>_<01:50
nr5-ubuntufsckr, whaa... iceweasel epiphany dillo links opera01:50
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jscinoz_so any idea why i dont have 3d accel even with the nvidia driver?01:50
jscinoz_or window decorations01:50
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nr5-ubuntujscinoz_, i had a similar issue but i dont know how to fix01:51
fsckrjscinoz_, what do you get when you type glxinfo in terminal01:51
jscinoz_you sad "had" as if you fixed it01:51
d4rkmonkeychanges back to default xorg.conf, restarted and went into recoverymode to reconfigre, got it working again with not-super edited xorg.conf, now I gotta install gridwars2 to see if it'll run01:51
jscinoz_fsckr i cannot run terminal in X as it appears entirely white (part of the no decorations bug)01:52
fsckrpress alt-f2 and type in metacity --replace01:52
jscinoz_hangs my system..01:52
fsckrand do you have this in your xorg.conf? Option         "AddARGBGLXVisuals" "True"01:52
jscinoz_yes01:53
jscinoz_in the screen section01:53
fsckryou can't alt-f2 to run a command?01:53
jscinoz_basically, if i alt-f2 and type metacity --replace my system hangs and needs a hard reboot01:53
jscinoz_and if i open terminal its entirely white, so its unusable01:54
fsckrcan you go to system<preference<appearnace<desktop affects and turn that off?01:54
jscinoz_not listed in menu, whats the command to open that applet?01:55
fsckrto be honest i dunno...i just installed gutsy this morning.  I dont know why you dont have that option01:56
jscinoz_can you check for me01:56
jscinoz_right click menus, edit, go to system-admin, find desktop effects, right click, launcher properties01:56
jscinoz_and tell me the command line01:56
jscinoz_also, if i have X running and a switch to one of the tty consoles, when i switch back to X the screen is purely white and i need to restart x01:57
fsckrgnome-appearance-properties01:57
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d4rkmonkeyit took longer to crash this tiem!01:58
d4rkmonkey*time01:58
d4rkmonkeyI hope I didn't break my OpenGL not crashing my comp...01:58
d4rkmonkeynope, just grid wars01:58
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jscinoz_ok thanks01:59
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jscinozno good02:01
jscinozsecond i clicked no effects, system hung02:01
jscinozim just going to apt-get remove compiz02:01
jscinozthen i can atleast have window decorations02:01
jscinozalright, thats done, time to see if glxgears kills my system02:01
jscinozwhee it didnt break it02:02
jscinoztherfore, compiz is the cause of all the problems >_<02:02
jscinozwow, i'm impressed, apart from compiz breaking GLX, Gutsy got nearly everythign right. Multimedia keys, laptop remote, 802.11N, bluetooth all working02:04
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nedwshould i wait for tribe 5 or download a tribe 4 cd now for my laptop?02:14
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nedw*cough*02:17
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nr5-ubunturight click here dragndrop there then type in your password and the worldsgonna be allryte sounds like some bobmarley stuff %)02:23
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d4rkmonkeyok.. this sucks. All the windows on my laptop are white.02:29
d4rkmonkeyI can do commands in the terminal, but I can't see what I'm writing02:30
d4rkmonkeyhow to I turn off compiz-fusion?02:30
d4rkmonkey*do02:30
d4rkmonkeythrough terminal02:30
RAOFd4rkmonkey: Nvidia, right?02:31
d4rkmonkeynope02:31
d4rkmonkeyintel02:31
d4rkmonkeyI enabled something I shouldn't have02:31
d4rkmonkeyeverything went white XD02:31
RAOFHm.  That would be compiz.02:31
d4rkmonkeyyup02:31
d4rkmonkeyI just need to disable compiz02:31
d4rkmonkeyI can open up a terminal02:32
d4rkmonkeyand I can run commands02:32
RAOFBut that should just work for you - your drivers don't suck!02:32
d4rkmonkeylol02:32
d4rkmonkeyi enabled some weird reflective thing02:32
d4rkmonkeyI duno02:32
RAOFAt least, don't suck too badly.02:32
RAOFAaaah02:32
RAOFCtrl+Alt+F1 is your friend.02:32
d4rkmonkeywhats that do?02:32
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d4rkmonkeyRAOF I can open up a terminal (I have it on ctrl+alt+t) I just need command to kill desktop effects...02:33
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RAOFd4rkmonkey: Oh, sorry.  "metacity --replace!02:36
RAOFd4rkmonkey: Oh, sorry.  "metacity --replace"02:36
d4rkmonkeyok02:36
d4rkmonkeythanks02:36
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johnnybuoyhi all!02:42
johnnybuoyI just tried installing gutsy and met a problem in the installer02:43
johnnybuoy(tribe 4)02:43
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johnnybuoythe problem was that I have a separate /boot partition02:43
johnnybuoyand I set the partitioner up so that it uses the /boot partition02:43
johnnybuoynow it told me it wouldn't advance because /boot wasn't marked for format02:44
MarcoI just downloaded the 2.6.23-rc3 patch and I've uncompressed it and placed it in the 2.6.22 source directory02:44
Marcohow do I go about actually performing the patch?02:44
johnnybuoywhich pretty much beats the purpose of having a /boot partition...02:44
johnnybuoyMarco, don't put it in the source directory02:45
johnnybuoyyou do " patch -p0 < /path/to/patch"02:45
johnnybuoyor " patch -p1 < /path/to/patch"02:45
johnnybuoyiirc02:45
johnnybuoyin the root directory of your kernel02:46
johnnybuoy(if i understand right it's the kernel that you want to patch)02:46
Marcooh, woops02:47
MarcoI was trying to patch the source I got off apt02:47
Marcoand I just remembered that ubuntu sources != vanilla sources02:47
johnnybuoyyep02:47
johnnybuoybut it could work02:48
johnnybuoysee it02:48
Stormx2Could someone suggest a working CD burner for gutsy?02:48
Marcowill I still get the boot splash02:48
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Stormx2k3b is borked, serpentine is borked...02:48
Marcowith vanilla sources?02:48
johnnybuoyMarco, try it, if the patch applies cleanly it should, yes02:48
johnnybuoyMarco, well, I don't know about that02:48
johnnybuoyMarco, just try applying the patch to the ubuntu sources02:48
MarcoI'm patching to 2.6.23rc3 to try out the new cpu scheduler02:49
Marcosupposedly it's supposed to work miracles02:49
johnnybuoyoh?02:49
johnnybuoy:-P02:49
johnnybuoyyeah, I heard about it..02:49
Tomi-idleStormx2: try brasero02:49
johnnybuoywhat is the installer of ubuntu called?02:50
johnnybuoy!installer02:50
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about installer - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi02:50
DanaGOdd: trying to enable bcm43xx in restricted-manager does not actually apply.02:50
RAOFMarco: Yeah, I heard it cured a lepper in Venezuela.02:50
Tomi-idlejohnnybuoy: ubiquity02:50
Marcoyes, it's very impressive02:50
johnnybuoyRAOF, :-D lmao02:51
Marcobtw, I want to use my 2.6.22 config for 2.6.2302:51
johnnybuoyTomi-idle, thx02:51
Marcohow do I do that without causing problems?02:51
DanaGOdd: restricted-manager downloads the firmware, but doesn't do anything with it.02:53
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DanaGOh, and even if I download it myself, it doesn't work -- "okay" does nothing.02:55
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Marcowhy does ubuntu use dash instead of bash?02:58
crdlbMarco, as the name implies, it's faster :)02:59
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crdlbaccording to wikipedia, it's smaller, and less likely to break03:00
alexandroshey guys!03:00
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alexandroshow long till gutsy goes stable? :D03:00
PiciOctober03:00
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alexandroscool!03:01
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flowbotis there a changelog available for the latest kernel?03:05
RAOFaptitude changelog linux-image-2.6.22-9-generic :)03:05
DanaGThe !aptitude thingy should be updated to point to this, too.03:06
DanaGhttp://www.pthree.org/2007/08/12/aptitude-vs-apt-get/03:06
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flowbotRAOF: cheers!03:06
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Falstiuswhy is all the hplip, hpfax, etc installed in gutsy by default? (especially since it is broken with a basic install)?03:12
d4rkmonkeyI dunno, but somehow i fixed 99% of my desktop effects errosr by mistake :D03:12
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johnnybuoyanyone to confirm this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/132840 ?03:21
ubotuLaunchpad bug 132840 in ubiquity "/boot partition doesn't need to be formatted ( gutsy tribe 4 )" [Undecided,New] 03:21
mzuverinkNo sound upon Gnome login?  Anyone else have this?03:21
johnnybuoyby the way, what language is ubiquity written in?03:21
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rexbronis anyone else having trouble connecting to cdimage.ubuntu.com ?03:25
DanaGArgh, something is breaking my delete key.03:27
DanaGHow can I figure out what app is grabbing it?03:27
IdleOnerexbron: lemme check03:28
rexbronthanks03:28
IdleOneconnects fine here03:28
johnnybuoyhahaha python :-)03:28
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IdleOnerexbron: try connecting to 91.189.88.3903:29
rexbronIdleOne: that works, thanks03:29
IdleOnenp03:29
databuddyoo it would be good if /boot/ didnt have to be formatted03:30
databuddyi would consider that a feature rather than a bug personally XD03:31
databuddyi'll try to confirm that tomorrow03:32
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d4rkmonkeyI'm convinced my laptop hates me.03:49
d4rkmonkeythe brightness keys work like 35% of the time03:49
Toma-Is there anyway to see the build log for the mplayer package?03:49
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PiciToma-: Yes...https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/+builds?build_state=built&build_text=mplayer03:51
Toma-ta03:52
Piciyep03:52
Toma-tis still broken, apparently03:52
Toma-RE: Mp3 encoding03:52
d4rkmonkeyI <3 the ring switching thing in desktop-effects03:53
d4rkmonkey:D03:53
Toma-well that doesnt make sense03:56
d4rkmonkey:O03:57
Marcorofl04:00
Marcothis kernel04:00
Marcohas been compiling for quite a while now04:00
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nr5-ubuntuayeaye04:05
d4rkmonkey:O04:05
nr5-ubuntuhehe my laptops battery is crashed but it takes 30-40 minutes until it poweroffs04:06
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d4rkmonkeylol04:07
d4rkmonkeyhow do I un-modprobe a mudle?04:07
d4rkmonkey*module04:07
d4rkmonkeyif that makes sense...04:07
Toma-rmmod04:07
d4rkmonkeyok04:07
d4rkmonkeythanks04:07
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crdlbmodprobe -r :)04:08
RyoWow I feel like an idiot.  I've been searching for why my wired internet fails over and over, and I finally found out it wasn't plugged into the router.04:08
d4rkmonkeythanks04:08
d4rkmonkeygah it says its busy...04:08
HairulfrRyo: Hahaha, nice move'04:08
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RyoSince I'm here, anyone need tech support?04:09
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nr5-ubuntuhey ryo =)04:10
MarcoI keep getting this error: The changelog says we are creating 2.6.23-rc3-marco-remixmarco-remix04:11
MarcoHowever, I thought the version is 2.6.23-rc3-marco-remix04:11
Marcohow can I remove said changelog04:11
Ryohey.04:11
d4rkmonkeyMy CD drive won't open for some reason :(04:11
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Ryod4rkmonkey:  try typing "eject" in the terminal.04:12
d4rkmonkeynope, doesn't work04:12
d4rkmonkeyits weird.04:12
Marcois it mounted?04:12
Ryohave you tried unmouting it?04:12
Marcotype "mount"04:12
d4rkmonkeyuhh04:12
d4rkmonkeyit doesn't seem mounted but it should be automounted...04:13
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d4rkmonkeyit doesn't have anything in it04:13
d4rkmonkeyits just weird04:13
nr5-ubunturyo i made it! but then apt-get upgrade destroyed my house of cards again... and now i think its over.... [dri]  mach64.o kernel module version is 1.0.0, but version 2.x is needed (with 204:13
nr5-ubuntu.x >= 2.0)04:13
tehkAnyone know if displayconfig-gtk is included already?04:13
Ryonr5-ubutnu:  If you set it up to have all feisty repos, you can just downgrade all the dependancies.04:14
RAOFtehk: Yes, it is.04:14
mzuverinkDoes anyone know what I need to do to get sounds to work?  I have no login or shutdown sounds, and no notification sound upon login screen loading.04:15
tehk RAOF, do you know how to you access it? I thought it was going to be an advanced button in the resolution menu04:15
Ryomzuverink:  I've noticed that one too... the rest of the sound works for me though.04:15
RAOFtehk: Dunno.04:15
nr5-ubunturyo does ubuntu keep a list of actions when doing apt-get upgrade?04:15
mzuverinkRyo, do you also have the brown screen between login and desktop loading even though you changed the color scheme?04:16
Ryonr5-ubuntu:  yes, it's in synaptic marked file -> history.04:16
Ryomzuverink:  that's just how ubuntu is.  The brown screen login is just the default GDM theme.04:17
qmfi'm getting errors with linux-libc-dev " unable to make backup link of `./usr/include/asm/debugreg.h' before installing"04:17
mzuverinkRyo, but normally if you change the login screen, you can also change the background color.04:18
nr5-ubunturyo ok now i did not used synaptic does apt have such a list?04:18
mzuverinkRyo, the changing of background color does not hold04:18
Ryonr5-ubuntu:  synaptic is just a GUI of apt, so granted it does.  I just have no idea how to access it.  try "apt-get --help"04:18
Ryomzuverink:  GDM has seperate theming.  Let me try and find where the adjustment was for it again.04:19
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mzuverinksystem..admin..login screen04:19
mzuverinkRyo, system..admin..login screen04:19
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Ryomzuverink:  yeah, you got that earlier than me.04:19
mzuverinkRyo, any changes that you make to the background color does not hold, it goes back to brown no matter what.04:20
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mzuverinkRyo, but you get your choice of gdm themes04:20
Ryomzuverink:  that's because the background is actually a png.04:20
Ryomzuverink:  there's more GDM themes on www.gnome-look.org.  I <3 that site.04:21
d4rkmonkeyok, this is retarded. My optical drive won't eject in Gutsy, but when I restarted, when gutsy was loading, it ejects fine.04:21
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mzuverinkRyo, yeah, I know, but when did the background on gdm change to a png?04:21
mzuverinkRyo, it changed and held in feisty04:22
Ryomzuverink:  That's the ubuntu default theme.  Just get a different one from gnome-look and it'll all be fine.  I don't know why they changed it.04:22
mzuverinkRyo, not the actual gdm theme, but the colored background you see in between the login screen and the background of your desktop04:22
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Ryomzuverink:  Ah.  There's possibly a problem with it applying the change in that case.  You might have to wait for upgrades.04:24
mzuverinkRyo, thanks04:24
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shirishRyo: have you used gmailfs?04:25
MarcoHow can I make ccache play well with APT?04:26
Ryoshirish:  No.04:26
MarcoI want to symlink gcc and g++ and friends to ccache04:26
Marcobut I'm scared that everytime gcc is updated04:26
Marcothat'll be overwritten04:26
Ryoshirish:  Is it good?04:26
RAOFThe symlink will die :)04:26
RAOFMarco: You can dpkg-divert stuff.  Check it out.04:26
shirishRyo: I am stuck in trying to mount it, just can't get it right I guess https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gmailfs/+bug/13272704:27
ubotuLaunchpad bug 132727 in gmailfs "There is no gmailfs.py package" [Undecided,New] 04:27
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Ryoshirish:  Try finding a .deb of the python package.04:28
shirishRyo: the .deb package is there, it installed the mount.gmailfs which is now its correct name04:28
shirishRyo: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gmailfs/+bug/132727 the description is changed04:29
ubotuLaunchpad bug 132727 in gmailfs "Can't configure gmailfs" [Undecided,New] 04:29
d4rkmonkeywhats gmailfs?04:29
shirishd4rkmonkey: its basically a way to use gmail as a filesystem04:29
nosrednaekimmount your gmail account as a remote file system04:29
d4rkmonkeyoh sweet04:29
shirishd4rkmonkey: yup its sweet, its so damn easy to do the same in windows, why its so fucking hard in GNU/Linux :(04:30
d4rkmonkeylol04:30
Ryoshirish:  when you typed "dpkg -l gmailfs"  did you mean "dpkg -i gmailfs"?04:30
RAOFshirish: Man, those commands are messed up.04:30
Ryoshirish:  Also, cd to your directory of instillation, and make sure to call gmailfs "gmailfs.deb".04:31
shirishRyo: no, its dpkg -l gmailfs04:31
MarcoRAOF, that's very very very neat04:31
shirishRyo: I didn't do any manual install, its there in the repository04:31
Ryoshirish:  -l is the list command.  -i is install.04:31
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d4rkmonkeyWhy do my brightness buttons only work less than 25% of the time?04:32
RAOFshirish: The *actual* command that you want to run, from "man mount.gmailfs", is "sudo mount -t gmailfs none /path/of/mount/point -o username=gmailuser,password=gmailpass,fsname=zOlRRa"04:32
shirishRyo: I know I installed it through "sudo aptitude install gmailfs"04:32
Ryoshirish:  Okay.  Well RAOF seems to know more about this application than I.04:32
RAOFshirish: Replacing all the various things with the appropriate mount-point, username, password.04:32
shirishROAF: I ran that, the problem with that is, it gives only access only to root then, I want the user (shirish) to only have access to gmailfs & not any other user, sudo or root is an exception.04:33
shirishRyo: you forgot, there is also an fsname04:34
DanaGMany people seem to be having various issues with brightness control.04:34
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DanaGFor me, I can change brightness with hotkeys, but I don't get Gnome's OSD.04:34
shirishROAF: I did read the mount.gmailfs manpage04:34
shirishDanaG: there is a way to get GNOME's OSD? From where did you get that?04:35
RyoDanaG:  GNOME doesn't have an embedded brightness adjuster, to my knowledge.04:35
RAOFshirish: You may want to add the a "uid=<youruid>" to that cammand line, after the other options.04:35
DanaGI'm not sure -- the OSD isn't working for me.04:35
RAOFshirish: I'm not sure if gmailfs supports that, though.04:35
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DanaGMy BIOS is what adjusts brightness, and then it notifies the OS of the change.04:35
shirishROAF: I did try that though, but it didn't make any difference :(04:35
andneanyone have issues with static in ogg files when played in rhythmbox?04:36
DanaGhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/12183304:36
RAOFshirish: You haven't tried "sudo mount -t gmailfs none /path/of/mount/point -o username=gmailuser,password=gmailpass,fsname=zOlRRa,uid=1000", have you?04:36
DanaGMy bug report04:36
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121833 in linux-source-2.6.22 "LCD backlight turns off between brightness levels during fades, and when on battery or at idle" [Undecided,New] 04:36
Ryoandne:  I've had a lot of issues with rythmbox.  I suggest exaile.04:37
shirishROAF: I tried that already yesterday04:37
RAOFshirish: Not according to your bug report you haven't.04:38
shirishRAOF: now it does, added a comment so you guys know I tried this too & what it gives me.04:39
andneRyo: I suppose one of those is crashing if the you try to bring up a file browser twice in the preferences window?04:39
Ryoandne:  With me it crashed when I tried to upload my libraries.04:39
shirishROAF: I did change the appropriate username, password & fsname values as needed, my uid is 1000 on the system.04:40
DanaGI just added another note to my bug report.04:40
andnethere's something funny about the way it plays files compared to totem that causes files to sound bad when played in it but not in totem04:40
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shirishRAOF: lemme know if you get some more info. or idea what to do?04:41
RAOFshirish: Anyway, that doesn't really seem like a bug report.  You should probably open up a support request on answers.launchpad.net.04:41
shirishROAF: you are right, I should probably mark this invalid & then open a support request on answers.launchpad.net04:42
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fsckrback after a  reinstall of gutsy :P04:44
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Ryowell, I'm going again, cya all.04:45
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nosrednaekimbye04:45
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DanaGOh, why do Flash videos always take such ridiculous CPU usage?04:47
dick-richardsonthe font that firefox is using for the toolbars is incredibly small. where's that specified? I'm not seeing changes in about:config04:47
DanaGIt'll often take 100% of one of my CPU cores.04:48
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andneDanaG: Because adobe can't figure out how to write a codec that actually works04:50
crdlbbecause it use software scaling04:50
crdlbuses*04:50
crdlbie not Xv04:51
DanaGIs it just their Linux version that sucks so horribly?04:51
DanaGI've never noticed the Windows version using video overlay.04:51
andnehow hard is it to port something like flash to 64bit?  kind of annoying that neither 64bit computer I have can run flash04:51
DanaGI wonder if I'd be better off putting Flash on Firefox in a VM.04:52
nosrednaekimandne: did you try nspluginwrapper?04:52
andneflash on linux does something weird, it tends to get in the way of drop-down menus on sites04:52
crdlbandne, that's actually a limation of gecko04:52
RAOFandne: Tried "sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree" anytime recently? :)04:52
andneno04:52
RAOFandne: You may be pleasantly surprised.04:52
andnehm, maybe I should actually pay attention to things04:53
dick-richardsonanyone know how to change the toolbar fonts in firefox?04:53
MarcoRAOF, btw, I found an even better solution04:54
RAOFMarco: For what?04:54
Marco/usr/lib/ccache is a directory full of symlinks (named gcc, g++, etc...) that all link to ccache04:54
Marcofor using ccache04:54
Marcoso you add that to the beginning of your path04:54
Marcoand :)04:55
RAOF:)04:55
andnedick-richardson: my guess is that they're set by gnome, not firefox04:55
dick-richardsoneverything else is correct... :/04:55
shirishROAF: I finally opened up a support request at https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gmailfs/+question/11592 lemme know if I need to add anything else in it too.04:55
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Toma-shirish: whats the mount point?05:00
shirishToma-: its /home/shirish/gmailfs05:01
Toma-ahh ok05:01
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shirishToma-: I didn't want to make the bug as well as the support request muddled hence put up the generic statement.05:02
Toma-might want to state youre using gutsy in the support question05:03
shirishToma-: right, would also do that.05:04
Toma-did you try adding 'user' to the options?05:04
Toma-like a normal filesystem05:04
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shirishToma-: I also did that yesterday, can try it again05:05
DanaGArgh, I so hate flash.05:05
DanaGhttp://linux.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=217328&cid=1765794805:06
Toma-i hear flash hates you too. >_>05:06
DanaG(that's not me)05:06
shirishToma-: I get the same mount options as before05:06
DanaGOh, so is that why it rapes my CPU?05:06
ameyerI think the term isn't rape, it's "surprise sex"05:07
DanaGThat's not funny to joke about.05:07
Toma-shirish: not too sure then sorry05:07
Toma-guys, is that even gutsy related?05:07
Stiklol05:07
ameyerumm, the flash cpu-rape thing might be05:07
shirishToma-: ok thanx for trying anyway05:08
Toma-shirish: i suspect it might be one of those options, like defaults or soemthing. after all, its still a regular filesystem05:08
Toma-np05:08
DanaGThe brightness bug I talked about earlier is a more relevant issue, and it's actually about something not closed-source.05:09
shirishToma-: I hope so too, I wish there was a guide or something, the manpage as well richard's webpage doesn't cover the normal use-cases05:09
ameyerDanaG: related to Xv video on an intel chip?05:09
DanaGNope.05:09
ameyer*graphics chip05:09
DanaGI mean, more relevant to the channel.05:10
DanaGI also have issues with xv under Compiz on nvidia, though.05:10
ameyerwell, xv video looks weird on an intel graphics chip05:10
ameyeroff and on since at least dapper05:10
ameyerat least it no longer randomly kernel panics05:11
Marcohmm, I added this to my .profile, but it's not affecting my path05:11
MarcoPATH=/usr/lib/ccache:$PATH05:11
Marcoexport PATH05:11
DanaGOh, and update-manager is also buggy.05:12
DanaGTry scrolling through the list with the keyboard, and you'll see the wrong changelogs.05:12
Toma-Marco: you did start a new bash session right?05:13
Marcoyes05:13
MarcoI closed the terminal05:13
Marcoand opened a new one05:13
Toma-easier just to run bash05:13
Marcotried that too05:14
Marcono cigar05:14
Toma-i dont think export is needed either05:14
Toma-and there are executables in /usr/lib/ccache?05:14
Marcosymlinks05:14
Marconamed gcc, g++, etc...05:14
Toma-ok05:14
Marcothat all point to ccache05:15
Toma-how can you be sure its not working? :)05:15
Toma-'which gcc'05:15
MarcoI figured it out05:15
Marcowell, I was doing echo $PATH05:15
Marcoand it wasn't there05:15
Marco.profile and /etc/profile are only run on a new login shell05:15
MarcoI have to run bash --login05:16
Marcoat least until next time I login05:16
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shirishMarco: I did export PATH=/usr/lib/ccache:$PATH long time back & at the next login, the /usr/lib/ccache is there.05:21
Marcobrb05:21
shirish which gcc05:21
shirish/usr/lib/ccache/gcc05:21
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Marcowhere is the cache stored05:24
MarcoI don't see it05:24
Marco:/05:24
shirishMarco: what does which gcc give you?05:29
Marcooh, gcc compiles fine05:29
Marcoeverytime I compile with gcc. "called for link" in the stats goes up05:29
Marcobut nothing is cached05:29
shirishMarco: i know nothing about ccache just the fact that it compiles stuff faster.05:30
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DanaGArgh, why is HAL trying to mount ntfs-3g with write support?05:44
DanaGAnd why doesn't it fall back to read-only if it can't mount writeable?05:44
DanaGNot mounting at alll.... is very bad behavior.05:44
Marcochange fstab05:45
Marcochange rw to ro05:45
DanaGIt's not in fstab -- it's a USB drive.05:45
Marcooh05:45
Marcowhy is your USB drive ntfs?05:45
MarcoO.o05:45
voidmageanyone else have problems with mythfilldatabase using 90%+ cpu?05:45
Marcobad call05:45
Marcowait, do you mean thumb drive or actual HD?05:46
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DanaGHard drive.05:47
shirishMarco: its actually an interesting use-case whether the drive in question is a thumb drive or actual HD05:47
shirishits definitely interesting05:48
DanaGI can't figure out where it's getting the idea to use 3g.05:48
MarcoDanaG, btw, why does mounting read/write fail?05:48
Marcowell, is it formatted ntfs?05:48
StikNoone would happen to know of a fix for vmwares systray icon would they?05:49
DanaGIt's failing because of unclean mount, but I don't really care for writeability, anyway.05:49
DanaGIf I want to write, I'll manually use the script in ntfs-3g-nautilus-utils (from somewhere... I don't remember where).05:49
DanaGOdd, it's trying to set write even without -3g.05:51
DanaGspawnv(): executing /bin/mount '/bin/mount' '-t' 'ntfs' '-o' 'nosuid,nodev,user,async,atime,noexec,uid=1000,gid=1000,umask=077,nls=utf8' '/dev/sdb6' '/media/Documents'05:51
DanaGWell, that was pmount-hal /dev/sdb6 -d05:52
DanaGI can manually tell pmount-hal to use ro mode.05:52
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DanaGSomehow, it's trying to use ntfs-3g even when told to use ntfs.05:56
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voidmageoh shit.05:59
voidmageit is 4E05:59
voidmagewrong channel.05:59
voidmagemy bad05:59
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shirishDanaG: are you around m8?06:07
DanaGYeah.06:07
shirishDanaG: is there a manual about pmount? For I can't find it?06:08
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DanaGUse the manpages, Luke.  (heh, play on "Use the Force")06:08
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shirishDanaG: shirish@Mugglewille:~$ man prmount06:09
shirishNo manual entry for prmount06:09
shirishshirish@Mugglewille:~$ man pmount06:09
shirishNo manual entry for pmount06:09
shirishDanaG: I tried before I asked you06:09
DanaGOdd, I have those manpages.06:09
DanaGI'll try to find out what package has them.06:10
shirishDanaG: thanx06:10
DanaGHmm, it's in the package pmount.06:11
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DanaGYou can also try using gnome-mount.06:11
DanaGI always forget about that one.06:11
shirishDanaG: this means that its not installed by default either pmount or gnome-mount06:12
DanaGpmount is not installed by default, because I believe gnome-mount may supersede it.06:12
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shirishDanaG: yup I have gnome-mount installed.06:13
DanaGI'm trying to figure out the syntax of gnome-mount.06:14
DanaGgnome-mount -d /dev/sd(whatever)06:15
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shirishDanaG: perhaps that might be an answer to an issue I have been having https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gmailfs/+question/11592 what do you think? Although this is a virtual file-system06:16
DanaGHmm, I haven't used gmailfs before.06:17
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DanaGAnd doesn't it violate their TOS?06:17
shirishDanaG: http://richard.jones.name/google-hacks/gmail-smime/gmail-smime.html06:18
shirishDanaG: there is also a firefox-extension I believe and from what i know google people would like people using their service no matter how we use it.06:18
shirishDanaG: actually I wanted to give this link http://richard.jones.name/google-hacks/gmail-filesystem/gmail-filesystem.html inadverantly gave you the extension link, oh well.06:23
DanaGAah.06:23
DanaGWell, you can try gnome-mount or pmount with the correct options.06:23
DanaGNote that if you have incorrect parameters, all gnome-mount does is spit out its version number.06:23
DanaG(I call that bad design.)06:24
RAOFFile a bug.  That seems poor behavior, yes.06:24
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SayersEhm, why does pidgen seem not to always want to dock?07:02
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sayers_Hi all07:05
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sayersFlac is an amazing format :o07:31
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keramhello07:35
keramwhen i start up gusty tribe 4 trackerd is running with like 30% cpu usage07:36
keramis there a fix for this?07:36
kerami've just been doing killall trackerd07:36
h1st0thats the fix07:36
h1st0lol07:36
keramis trackerd even important?07:36
keramso whats the purpose of trackerd?07:36
kerami didnt have this problem with tribe 307:37
h1st0keram: did the package update?07:37
keramyeah07:37
h1st0keram: check /var/cache/apt/archive see if you have an older version of it to install.07:37
keramno i reinstalled with tribe 4 yesterday07:37
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h1st0keram: ahh from cd?07:41
keramyeah from cd07:41
h1st0I don't know then.07:41
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keramwith tribe 4 there is better wireless card support i think07:41
kerami dont have to compile the intellinuxwireless driver07:42
keramit just works07:42
keram:] 07:42
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h1st0I wish they could get the broadcom cards that way.07:43
h1st0Hey does keyring still prompt for password on every start up stil??07:43
sayersWhy does pidgin not want to Dock :( ?07:45
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h1st0Because it s abird07:46
h1st0not a boa07:46
h1st0boat07:46
RAOFIt perches :)07:46
sayers:(07:46
sayerswell why isnt it a boat07:46
sayersI need it to dock07:46
RAOFsayers: You're going to need to state your problem more clearly.  What does "dock" mean, for example :)07:47
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sayersits mega early, Ill get it tomarow07:47
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keramcan you start trackerd with certain options s othat it wont consume so many resource?08:02
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voltagexhi, I was wondering if there's a jigdo image available for tribe-408:10
voltagexfor the -desktop release I mean08:10
troxorhas anyone experienced dpkg zombies during upgrades?08:10
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DanaGWhat's the opposite of adduser?08:28
DanaGI want to remove a user from a group.08:28
Hobbseedeluser?08:28
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DanaGWouldn't that delete a user entirely?08:29
RAOFman deluser :)08:30
RAOFIn short, no.08:30
RAOFdeluser <user> <group> is the inverse to adduser <user> <group>08:30
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DanaGAah, cool.  Thanks.08:30
RAOFIn fact, deluser is pretty much the inverse of adduser :)08:31
Assiduserdel08:31
RAOFAssid: I'll use higher-level tools where available, thanks :)08:32
Assidhigh level tools?08:32
RAOFdeluser vs userdel08:33
DanaGOdd: Unable to create view: org.eclipse.core.runtime.Plugin08:34
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MilhousePunkRockHello everyone!09:17
Hobbseehiya09:18
MilhousePunkRockHey Hobbsee! Is it a known problem that konqueror's mouse gestures vanish in Gutsy or is it unique for me?09:19
Hobbseeno idea09:19
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MilhousePunkRockWorked better than Edgy --> Feisty and USB now works after hibernation...09:21
Hobbseeneat :)09:22
Hobbseeyeah, i didnt think you were running gutsy09:22
MilhousePunkRockWell, I got a new printer last week, the very latest driver for it has dependancies that were newer than what feisty offered...09:23
MilhousePunkRockSo I though, why not give it a go. The ThinkPad was scheduled for a clean reinstall after gutsy's stable release anyway, so there was not much to lose...09:24
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aroonifolks trying to install ubuntu.... on a thinkpad t61.... i can boot up live cd... but graphics are messed up (intel x3100 card)..... and i already used safe graphics mode... any other ideas?09:27
MilhousePunkRockarooni: According to thinkwiki.org the card only supports a depth of 24. Did you try that?09:29
MilhousePunkRockhttp://thinkwiki.org/wiki/Intel_Graphics_Media_Accelerator_X310009:29
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arooniMilhousePunkRock, how do i set that09:30
MilhousePunkRockarooni: On the boot menu, you can configure the graphics, set it to you resolution with a colordepth of 24 and see if that helps09:31
arooniMilhousePunkRock, i'm a bit of anoob09:31
aroonican you tell me what i'd set as a bootoptin?09:31
aroonicolordepth=2409:31
arooni??09:31
arooniand should i use the safe graphics mode09:32
aroonior regular09:32
MilhousePunkRockarooni: One of the F-keys will give you a list of graphics modes to choose from09:32
arooniah ok09:32
aroonii have installed ubuntu on the exact same laptop a month ago09:32
arooniand it worked great09:32
aroonii'm not sure whats going on09:32
MilhousePunkRockarooni: Why would you install alpha software if you consider yourself a noob anyway?09:32
arooniwell i'm really installing 7.0409:32
aroonibut no one is answering in #ubuntu09:33
arooniMilhousePunkRock, theres no x24 option09:33
aroonibut there is 16!09:33
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MilhousePunkRockarooni: That should work too... You can probably install the propietaty driver afterwards09:33
arooniwhat is 32 bit color09:33
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aroonii made the right move getting this video card rather than the nvidia one09:34
arooniat least i hpoe i did?09:34
arooni;p09:34
ameyeris it ATI?09:34
aroonino, its integrated09:34
arooniintel x310009:34
arooni965 chipset09:34
aroonii never play games, i just use for business + programming09:35
ameyeryeah, intel's stuff is the only stuff that's  properly supported by linux09:35
MilhousePunkRockarooni: In that case it should not make a difference... NVidia is pretty nice supporting linux though09:35
aroonigo me ;p09:35
aroonii was optimizing for battery life09:35
MilhousePunkRockarooni: In general, a ThinkPad is the right choice anyway... :D09:36
arooniawesome!09:36
ameyerMilhousePunkRock: yeah, if you like your graphics cards with a side of GPL violation and a side of unknown kernel mode code09:36
aroonioh man09:36
aroonigraphis is still messed up09:36
aroonieven at 1024x768 16bit09:36
aroonii cant see what i'm doing09:37
arooniit looks all interlaced and stuff09:37
MilhousePunkRockarooni: Try the alternate CD instead, if you can...09:37
arooniMilhousePunkRock, does it need to be burned to a cd09:37
aroonior can it be burned to a dvd09:37
MilhousePunkRockameyer: I am not a free-as-in-speech hardliner and my NVidia card works fine on the desktop with closed source drivers...09:38
arooniMilhousePunkRock, and what speed should i burn it on09:38
MilhousePunkRockarooni: That's a good question09:38
MilhousePunkRockarooni: Slower is better in that case... Make sure you run the intergrity test for the CD too, my very first Kubuntu install didn't turn out to work because of a badly burned CD09:39
arooniMilhousePunkRock, 2x?09:39
arooni4x?09:39
ameyerwell, closed source drivers clearly violate the GPL...09:39
RAOFI think "clearly" may be overstating the case, there.09:40
RAOFWhether or not they do, they still suck because we can't fix them.09:40
ameyerand closed source drivers may work on windows (let's face it, one more backdoor doesn't change things), but not on Linux...09:41
RAOF!nouveau ftw!09:41
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about nouveau ftw! - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi09:41
MilhousePunkRockarooni: Go as low as you can go...09:42
DanaGAnother thing that sucks about NVIDIA; no framebuffer driver.09:42
DanaGNo native-res framebuffer.09:42
ameyerLet's face it, if nvidia/ATI/$wifi_manufacturer wanted to root anyone who used their proprietary driver, they could09:42
ameyerit's generally not good practice to root your customers or the customers of your customers though09:42
RAOFDanaG: I'd be happy if they didn't segfault when trying GL under compiz, frankly.09:42
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DanaGI never used to have that gl-crashes-xorg under Beryl.09:43
DanaGEven with the same drivers.09:43
RAOFIt's possible that compiz does something wrong.09:43
RAOFAlso, Compiz does a whole lot more than beryl, now.09:43
DanaGOh yeah, here's an easy way to crash Xorg on some SiS video chips:09:44
DanaGglxinfo.09:44
DanaGCrash!09:44
ameyernice09:44
ameyerIntel's driver used to randomly fsck the kernel when using accelerated video09:44
ameyernow it only does it when loading GDM09:45
ameyerand occasionally when coming back from hibernation09:45
DanaGWow, Nautilus is taking 30% CPU.09:45
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DanaGOh, and something has decided to grab my DEL key and not let go.09:47
DanaGHow can you figure out what app is grabbing a key?09:47
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DanaGOh yeah, I'm now using iwl3945, since sometimes ipw3945 won't get an IP address when using NetworkManager,09:48
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RAOFAnd that works consitently for you?09:50
DanaGI just switched today, so I haven't had enough time to get a trend.09:51
DanaGPlus, I normally use wired ethernet when at home, and open access points when on campus.09:51
RAOFWell, mine dies hard pretty quickly.09:51
DanaGMy e1000 has actually been dying sometimes -- the connection will drop.09:52
RAOFiwl dies worse than that.09:52
DanaGThen if I modprobe -r and re-modprobe it, I get something about corrupt EEPROM checksum.09:52
DanaGThen I have to reboot to fix it.09:52
RAOFWhen *I* modprobe -r iwl, it doesn't work and then prevents me from restarting :)09:52
DanaGI mean, it's not just the connection dying; it's more like the card fails to send or receive.09:53
RAOFYeah.09:53
DanaGOh, I thought of a workaround for my broken 'normal' delete key: use the numpad delete key.  Oh, I love having a number pad.09:53
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RAOFOn a laptop?09:56
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arooni__hey folks09:57
MilhousePunkRockwb arooni__09:57
arooni__MilhousePunkRock: i have a couple questions going thru this text install09:57
aroonithe network was not configured09:57
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aroonii.e. on the screen 'Configuring the network with DHCP'09:58
aroonifailed.... but then again i have encrypted invisible wireless09:58
aroonitheres no network connection09:58
arooniis that oK/09:58
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MilhousePunkRockarooni: If you do not need it during installation, you can do that later. In case you use DHCP it's just point and click in network-manager09:59
aroonigreat09:59
arooniwhat should the hostname be?09:59
arooniis that the computer name?09:59
ameyerat least Ubuntu doesn't stop for like a minute to attempt to get internets09:59
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MilhousePunkRockarooni: Yeah, that's how the machine will be identified on your network10:00
arooniMilhousePunkRock: how would you reccomend setting up partitions?10:01
aroonii was thinking ... 5 gigs for /, 2 gigs for swap, and the rest for /home10:01
aroonidoes that shound reasonable?10:01
ameyerI'd think that's a prime case for FC3, launch the internet getting thingy, then background it and do something else...10:01
MilhousePunkRockarooni: That's an almost philosophical question10:01
ameyererm, not fc3, parallel init\10:01
MilhousePunkRockarooni: 5 GB for / is too small10:01
arooniMilhousePunkRock: how about 10?10:01
RAOFMilhousePunkRock: I've used 5gb / before.10:02
MilhousePunkRockarooni: Sounds better, how much space do you have? If it's plenty, make it bigger...10:02
ameyer@lart ameyer10:02
RAOFMilhousePunkRock: Although it does depend on what else you're going to have.10:02
arooniMilhousePunkRock: i have like 37 gb right now10:02
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MilhousePunkRockRAOF: I have 12 on my Gentoo machine and it's constantly full10:02
arooniuntil i can shrink the windows parittion down10:02
RAOFMilhousePunkRock: Have /var, /tmp on separate partitions.  5Gb is *plenty* :)10:03
aroonium, should i have the bootable flag = true10:03
MilhousePunkRockRAOF: Yeah, moving var to a seperate partition was suggested to me already... I'll put Kubuntu on that machine anyway when Gutsy is stable10:03
aroonifor my partition for /10:03
arooni?10:03
MilhousePunkRockarooni: I think you don't need that, grub will handle it10:03
arooniso whats the consensus10:04
aroonion the parittion size for /10:04
arooniand if i should create a separate one for /var10:04
MilhousePunkRock10 GB at least10:04
RAOFMilhousePunkRock: Note that you *can't* share /var between dists :)10:04
MilhousePunkRockRAOF: What ment that Gentoo will go and Kubuntu will come... Too much maintenance effort.10:05
aroonihow big should swap be?10:05
arooni2gB?  i have 2gb of ram10:05
MilhousePunkRockarooni: Moot if you need swap at all then... Have it at least your RAM + your Video RAM so you can hibernate to it10:05
arooniMilhousePunkRock: but isnt my video ram just integrated into the 2gb?10:06
RAOFMilhousePunkRock: You don't migrate vram to swap, surely?10:06
MilhousePunkRockRAOF: That's what I have been told, at least...10:07
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aroonishould my partition for /home be primary or logical?10:08
RAOFLogical.10:08
aroonilocation:  beginning/end?10:09
RAOFwho cares?10:09
aroonii dont know10:09
arooniif it matters at all10:09
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arooninext q:  how do i name the /swap partition10:11
aroonii dont know what the mount point is for swap....10:11
aroonido i select "do not mount it" ?10:11
MilhousePunkRockarooni: The swap partition is named /swap, IIRC and does not get mounted10:11
arooniMilhousePunkRock: so should i manually name it /swap .. or should i just select do not mount10:12
MilhousePunkRockarooni: latter10:12
arooniMilhousePunkRock: how will linux know to store swap files there10:13
MilhousePunkRockarooni: It uses a different filesystem10:13
arooniMilhousePunkRock: ah you're right... now i got it10:14
aroonii thought i was going to use ext310:14
arooniand we're off10:15
arooniwith the alternative ubuntu install cd10:15
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DanaGOH yeah, to answer a question way late, I do have a number pad on my laptop / notebook.10:45
DanaG17" size has its perks.10:45
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nr5-ubuntueeek how can i downgrade a package to one of its previous versions while keeping dependencies intact?10:51
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Assidhrmm the new updates today say theres an update for adept-notified11:02
Assidnotifier11:02
Assidbut i cant seem to update it11:02
Assidnow it wants to remove adept ?11:03
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nr5-ubuntuayeayye jussi0111:05
Assid?11:06
jussi01hello nr5-ubuntu11:06
Assidnr5-ubuntu: you got the latest update?11:07
nr5-ubuntuassid why should they remove adept? i'd say go for the update, but that kind of thinking broke my direct rendering yesterday ;) so dont listen to what i say *gg*11:07
Assidbroke your direct rendering?11:08
Assidwhat card do you have11:08
Assidpastebin that log11:08
Assiderr. wrong window11:09
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constrictorhow do i check what version of update-manager i have?11:17
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Assidnr5-ubuntu: no adept.. then i dont get updated :(11:19
DanaGArgh, powertop shows 700 or so wakeups per second.11:21
HobbseeAssid: just wait.   breakages like this happen11:21
HobbseeAssid: this is why you dont hit "yes" to everyhting11:21
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DanaGBig offenders are Java (Azureus), eth0 (e1000), uhci_hcd, acpi, HDA Intel.11:22
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constrictorcannot get update-manager -d to pick up upgrade release11:23
DanaGI always like to see changelogs before upgrading.11:23
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DanaGAnd if you need old versions, dig around on the mirror directly.11:23
jussi01hows things Hobbsee? do you have the same bug as me? (kde usplash is, well, large)11:25
Hobbseehavent noticed it, but i think i use a different one11:26
jussi01Hobbsee: oh, ok11:27
constrictor!upgrade11:29
ubotuFor upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes11:29
constrictorI'm getting the following error..."current dist not found in meta-release file" any ideas?11:33
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DanaGHmm, http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=658767111:34
DanaGSynopsis                                                            JRE wakes up kernel 20 times per second when idle11:34
ameyernice11:38
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DanaGHmm, something new for Lenovo-made Thinkpads:  ACPI: thinkpad-acpi: allow use of CMOS NVRAM for brightness control11:53
DanaG(not that I have a thinkpad; I'm just digging around in changelogs to see if there's anything interesting.)11:54
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nr5-ubuntu whats wrong with that?  sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-ati=1:6.6.19201:05
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leperkhanzIs any body else getting kind of glitchy performance?01:09
leperkhanz(Yes, I'm using Compiz+Fusion, but it seems slower, jumpier than yesterday or before.01:10
leperkhanz)01:10
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nr5-ubuntuleperkhanz, i had a similar issue: beryl with some GL screensaver ran fine after boot but after a couple of minutes it started running slower and even failing to render some frames wich made the whole thing appear more jumpy.: i suspected the nvidia-BETA drivers to heat up the passively cooled GT8500 but in fact it was the CPU's cooling that was incorrectly installed01:14
nr5-ubuntuleperkhanz, i fixed the cpus cooling and added a fan to the GT8500 same driver same system no crashes and no slowdown... even the cpus cooling fan ran a lot more quiet.01:14
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rfdparker2002hello, does anyone know if there will be an update to the evms package on gutsy anytime soon to fix bug #115616? as on my laptop i have to kill udevd every time I boot i otherwise the CD/DVD Drive continuously scan itself and of course i get the dm-linear lookup failed managed failed.01:16
ubotuLaunchpad bug 115616 in evms "Device-mapper errors: dm-linear, lookup failed" [High,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11561601:16
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nr5-ubuntu #32082801:20
nr5-ubuntu #320828?01:20
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nr5-ubuntubug  #320828?01:20
nr5-ubuntuhey ubotu how do u work?01:20
nr5-ubuntu!help01:21
ubotuI am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots01:21
nr5-ubuntui c01:21
leperkhanzHuh, I hope it ain't the geforce 6600 gt.  Lame as that is I don't have the duckets for a new one right now.  *sigh*01:21
Picirfdparker2002: If you're really concerned about it, you can bug the person its assigned to01:23
Picirfdparker2002: Or ask about it in #ubuntu-kernel01:24
leperkhanzwow, ubotu might be the most informative !help I've seen an an IRC.  That is, if that wiki has good stuff.01:24
rfdparker2002Pici: I'm not too worried I was just wondering but as it's 'In Progress' I suppose they'll be releasing a fix soon anyway so I'll just wait but thanks for pointing me to the right channel01:25
Hobbseehalf of the kernel team is on holidays atm, iirc01:26
PiciWhich half?01:26
leperkhanzStupid summer!  lol01:26
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HobbseePici: benc, i believe01:30
Pici:)01:30
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padavoinehi all. I have a problem with installing Kubuntu Gutsy Tribe 4. It partitions everything correctly, then quits right after "Setting System Locales". I could try the alternate CD, but I'd like to get the Live CD to work01:40
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padavoineanyone?01:41
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praecoxhey guys, is it normal and known problem OO.org doesn't work under Kubuntu Gutsy?01:43
Hobbseepraecox: yeah01:43
Hobbseepraecox: install openoffice.org-gnome01:43
Hobbseealthought htis should be fixing itself01:44
praecoxbut what if I have Kubuntu not Ubuntu?01:44
Hobbseeit requires bits of the gnome stuff, as a workaround01:44
Hobbseethe updates should fix it, though01:44
praecoxoh, I see.01:44
praecoxoh, it works, indeed.01:45
praecoxthank you.01:45
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pvandewyngaerdethere is a package called openoffice-kde01:46
pvandewyngaerdeopenoffice.org-kde01:47
Hobbseepvandewyngaerde: yes, but it doesnt fix the problem.01:47
praecoxpvandewyngaerde, I have already had it on my workstation.01:48
praecoxpvandewyngaerde, but it crashed anyway.01:48
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Infectoand what about acroread? :)01:49
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leperkhanzWhat's the easiest software to make a slide show video in Ubuntu?02:15
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IdleOneleperkhanz: qdvdauthor - GUI frontend for dvdauthor and other related tools02:34
IdleOnexslideshow - An Image Viewer on X with Animation display function.02:34
IdleOnecheck them out02:34
IdleOnenot sure if it is exactly what you need. you can also search synaptic for slideshow02:35
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IdleOnedvd-slideshow also02:35
leperkhanzWhat is the absolute easiest way to put an mp3 to a series of photos in Ubuntu, for upload to YouTube.02:38
leperkhanz?02:38
IdleOneleperkhanz: try #ubuntu-studio they will be able to help you much more02:40
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leperkhanzHmm.  That's not a very encouraging answer. :P02:42
Assidleperkhanz: slide show video ?02:43
IdleOneleperkhanz: I say ask them only because Ubuntu-studio focuses more on graphic manipulation and audio02:43
Assideither use openoffice to make a slide show..02:43
Assidor be a bit more specific on what u wanna do02:43
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leperkhanzYes, I'm over there.02:43
leperkhanzKinda slow. :P02:43
Assidhrmm02:43
IdleOneyeah but they know theyre stuff02:43
Assidopenoffice is broken in gutsy02:44
leperkhanzI just want to make a slideshow from a bunch of images, built on an mp3 narrative.02:44
Assidyep.. openoffice dosnt work in gutsy02:45
Assidcrap02:45
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RAOFAssid: openoffice-gnome is apparently a solution02:47
Assid?02:47
Assidwhats the difference ?02:47
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Hobbseepraecox: it appears that ooo is still broken in kubuntu.  it's suppsoed to be fixed.02:53
Assidyep broken02:58
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am_hey guys, done my second dist-upgrade for gutsy and the newer kernel still won't boot. Just sits there waiting. Doesn't even try and load the kernel. Old one still works though.03:05
am_any ideas where to look for whats wrong03:06
am_the device in yaboot is the same for both03:06
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leperkhanz#ubuntustudio said pitivi or kino, pitivi doesn't import .jpg, and kino doesn't import .wav?!?! LOL03:07
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AssidHobbsee: do you know the maintainers of the openoffice package?03:18
HobbseeAssid: calc03:19
Hobbsee(yes)03:19
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Assidcalc?03:20
Assidhrmm care to ask him when can we port to the "normal" version of openoffice03:20
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Hobbseehe's in this room03:21
Assidcalc: you on?03:21
Hobbsee[23:22]  [Whois]  calc has been idle for 9 hours, 5 minutes, and 17 seconds.03:22
Assidokay im outta here03:23
Assidlates Hobbsee03:24
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shirishhi all03:27
shirishpretty quiet around here03:27
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PiciSsh, dont spoil it ;)03:29
shirish;)03:29
Hobbseeshhhh...we're hunting03:30
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w00t__hmm03:30
w00t__where's my bnc gone. :(03:30
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shirishHobbsee: can you look at https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gmailfs/+question/11592 and see if you could contribute somehow, I'm just lost on that one.03:33
Hobbseeshirish: i think i saw the ML post.  no03:33
Picihehe03:34
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shirishHobbsee: ok cool enough, thanx03:35
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sayersWhats with the small emblems on folders?03:46
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Picisayers: Huh?03:51
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shirishhi guys, does anybody know of a software which uses svn to make backups. Like I could use it with let's say making my gedit or openoffice.org documents & then update or delete stuff & svn would help me in seeing what changes I did, I did come across such a software sometime back but lost its link, anybody knows?03:51
sayersPici, http://img515.imageshack.us/my.php?image=smalliconsrj6.png03:53
Picisayers: Well, I dont believe I've seen that before03:53
sayersnor have I :)03:54
PiciI'm logging into gnome here to take a look03:54
Picisayers: Looks like the Human theme's emblems look like that now.03:57
sayersSo a different theme = normal emblems03:58
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Picisayers: They look more normal with the Tango theme03:59
PiciRather, Tango iconet03:59
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Picis/iconet/iconset03:59
sayersClear Looks it is :)04:00
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Some_PersonIs there any way to boot the Gutsy live cd with the nvidia-glx driver enabled?04:15
bigonhi, The last version of the update-notifier package is broken, see bug #13294104:18
ubotuLaunchpad bug 132941 in update-notifier "Package 0.59.2 broken" [High,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13294104:18
Some_PersonIs there any way to boot the Gutsy live cd with the nvidia-glx driver enabled?04:18
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calcHobbsee: wonder what assid meant wrt normal04:23
Hobbseecalc: no idea, but ooo still doesnt start with kubuntu, without -gnome04:24
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Some_PersonI'm trying out Gutsy using the live cd04:25
Some_PersonI've already found several bugs04:25
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Some_PersonWhere do I report bugs?04:26
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Hobbsee!bugs04:26
calcHobbsee: yes, i am planning on fixing that in the next few days04:26
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-bots04:26
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Hobbseecalc: ah right, so it is known04:26
calcHobbsee: i finally got the go ahead from the author of the patch that fixes the issue04:27
Some_PersonWhere would I report bugs?04:27
Hobbseecalc: neat04:27
HobbseeSome_Person: you asked that 1 minute ago.  the answer has not changed.04:27
Some_PersonNo one answered04:27
Hobbsee[00:26]  <ubotu> If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug report at: http://bugs.ubuntu.com/  -  Bugs in/wishes for the bots can be filed at http://launchpad.net/products/ubuntu-bots04:27
Hobbseeis that not an answer?04:27
Some_Personi did not see that message04:27
Hobbseeoh, you quit, right04:28
Some_PersonGutsy live cd seems buggier than I expected04:28
Some_PersonI was able to get the nvidia-glx driver to run on the live cd04:29
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Some_PersonAnd I think the desktop effects need a lot of work04:32
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Some_Personalso, why is XTerm included?04:34
Some_PersonWhat is Gutsy using for the effects? Compiz Fusion?04:36
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Some_PersonHow do you configure desktop effects on gutsy?04:56
Some_PersonI can't get ccsm to run04:57
PiciDid you install it?04:57
Some_PersonObviously04:57
Some_PersonNote: I'm using the Live CD04:58
Some_Personhttp://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/33936/04:58
Picioh...04:59
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sayerswell eh, Update-Notifier just broke on me05:02
Some_Personits broken on this live cd too05:02
sayersWell it just broke05:02
sayersaptitude cant fix it05:02
sayersso I guess I wait ?05:02
Some_PersonSeems like Gutsy is nowhere near release time05:04
sayerssimple reinstall should work05:04
sayersSome_Person, ofcorse not theres still like 2 months05:04
Hobbseesayers: yes, there are bugs filed on that05:04
Some_PersonWell I hope the developers do a lot of work in those 2 months05:04
Some_PersonEspecially on the desktop effects05:05
sayersubuntu wont be as new feeling as Kubuntu will05:05
leperkhanzWhat's the easiest way to take a screen cast, and then put it on YouTube?05:05
Some_PersonWhy's that?05:05
sayerskde4 is susposed to be great05:05
HobbseeSome_Person: please run  ldd /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/compizconfig.so | grep local and pastebin the output.05:05
w00tkubuntu is probably going to kde405:05
Hobbseew00t: it wont be.  not for gutsy05:05
leperkhanzThis release?05:05
w00tHobbsee: ok05:06
sayersI dont see whats so great about kde4 though :s05:06
Some_Personkubuntu is kde4 in gutsy+1 i think05:06
w00ti'm still not touching kde with a bargepole05:06
Some_PersonHobbsee: I get no output05:06
leperkhanzWhich software should I use to make a screen cast?  What's most stable in Gutsy atm?05:06
sayersthere are updates daily Some_Person05:06
HobbseeSome_Person: please join #ubuntu-bugs05:07
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Some_PersonAll I know is the desktop effects are worse than they are in Feisty05:07
sayersleperkhanz, the whole fun is unstable things05:07
HobbseeSome_Person: it's changed a lot.05:07
leperkhanzThey're steadily getting better.05:07
w00tsayers: it's been surprisingly stable so far, considering how far out it is05:08
Some_PersonEspecially since there is no way to configure the effects.05:08
w00tthe thing that pisses me off the most would still be tracker <-> deskbar05:08
leperkhanzYeah, I've been surprised by the stability too, though I did lose a valuable drive... :(05:08
leperkhanzWhen I try to access it, I have to restart X.05:08
w00tSome_Person: there is05:08
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Some_Personw00t: how?05:08
leperkhanzsystem pref compiz05:09
w00tlet me try figure it out, i did this a few days/week ago05:09
HobbseeSome_Person: would be helpful if you could actually answer in #ubuntu-bugs, the questions being asked of you05:09
Some_Personleperkhanz: theres no such thing05:09
leperkhanzyou have to install it in synaptic.05:09
Some_PersonNote: I'm on the live cd05:09
leperkhanzit's not in by default.05:09
Some_PersonIs it that ccsm thing?05:09
leperkhanzcompiz config setting manager.05:09
leperkhanzyeah.05:09
w00t^ yeah, that05:10
Some_Personi cant get that to run05:10
HobbseeSome_Person: otherwise you have absolutely no right to complain about *any* bugs you encounter.05:10
Some_Personwell, i found 2 just booting the dang thing05:10
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Hobbseegreetings, mvo05:10
leperkhanzIt's ALPHA Some_Person.05:10
Some_Personone kinda major, one not major at all05:10
leperkhanzThat's how it works!05:10
leperkhanzWait till October, or stick to Feisty.05:11
leperkhanzOr report the bugs in detail.05:11
Some_PersonThat's why I haven't installed gutsy05:11
Hobbseemvo: sorry about this - Some_Person doesnt seem to be interested in stopping complaining about the bugs to give useful input over a bug he's being asked about.05:11
Some_Personalright, i will give some good input05:12
Hobbseeoh, there we go.05:12
Some_PersonBug #1: Changing screen resolution on live cd menu results in black screen and weird noise from computer.05:12
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HobbseeSome_Person: about the pastebin you reported.  [01:08]  <seb128> libcompizconfig0 installed version?05:12
HobbseeSome_Person: the ccsm05:13
Some_PersonBug #2: ccsm fails to run, terminal output: http://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/33936/05:13
HobbseeSome_Person: suggestion:  listen to what's being asked fo you, asnwer that.05:13
HobbseeSome_Person: so as to stop wasting developer time.05:13
Some_Personok05:13
HobbseeSome_Person: now, [01:08]  <seb128> libcompizconfig0 installed version?05:14
Some_Personhow would i know? i installed ccsm from repository05:14
Hobbseeapt-cache policy libcompizconfig005:15
Some_Person  Installed: 0.0+git20070725-0ubuntu205:15
Some_Person  Candidate: 0.5.2-0ubuntu105:15
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Some_Personi probably have several outdated packages, the update manager is broken05:16
Hobbseemvo: do i want to ask why the update manager broke?05:17
Hobbseemvo: we're getting some bugs in about it05:17
HobbseeSome_Person: can you update to the latest stuff, via apt?05:17
Some_Personsure05:17
PiciPerhaps you should try updating manually until the manager is fixed05:17
mvoHobbsee: the kde side, right?05:17
Some_Personi'll do it using synaptic, is that ok?05:17
mvosure05:18
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Hobbseemvo: https://launchpad.net/bugs/132941 https://launchpad.net/bugs/13294205:18
ubotuLaunchpad bug 132941 in update-notifier "Package 0.59.2 broken" [High,New] 05:18
Hobbseemvo: nope, looks like your side05:19
Some_Personas long as i dont have to reboot here, i'm fine05:19
Some_Personbecause this is the live cd05:19
Picihmm05:20
Hobbseeshouldnt need to, for ccsm05:20
mvoHobbsee: update-notifier? that is taken care of. is there anything wrong with update-manager too?05:20
PiciSome_Person: Which tribe's livecd?05:20
Hobbseemvo: oh, meh.  i thought they were the same, sorry05:20
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Some_PersonPici: I downloaded it yesterday, so whatever the latest is05:20
PiciSome_Person: Okay, just checking :)05:20
leperkhanzafter sudo apt-get install -f, I get this:05:21
leperkhanz/var/cache/apt/archives/update-notifier-common_0.59.2_all.deb05:21
leperkhanzE: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)05:21
leperkhanzand also I'm getting an error that $HOME/drmc file is being ignored on boot.05:21
mvoHobbsee: no worries, thanks05:21
Hobbseeleperkhanz: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-notifier/+bug/13294105:21
ubotuLaunchpad bug 132941 in update-notifier "Package 0.59.2 broken" [High,New] 05:21
leperkhanzProbably separate problems.05:21
Some_PersonAlso: one suggestion, make an option to start the live cd with nvidia-glx!05:21
mvoleperkhanz: sorry for that, this is currently worked on05:21
leperkhanzoh, cool05:21
Some_Personthat was a pain for me to figure out how to use live05:21
w00toh, update-notifier hasn't been fixed? then my question is answered before I ask :P05:22
leperkhanzhow about my home/drmc being ignored problem?05:22
Hobbseeleperkhanz: probably a different person deals with that - maybe in debian05:22
leperkhanzThat's right before I leave the username password screen and load the desktop.05:22
Hobbseemvo: hmm.  ccsm's working here05:23
HobbseeInfo: No sexy-python package found, don't worry it's optional.05:23
Some_PersonMy live session still says it needs to reboot for nvidia-glx05:23
fraxdoes anyone have an idea what might be wrong with my wireless networkcard, I have installed the drivers and enabled the card in bios but I only get 2 interfaces, loopback and eth0 which is not the wireless one.. any tips? thanks05:23
Some_Personbut i got it running anyway05:23
Some_Personby killing/restarting X05:23
jussi01frax: what type of card?05:24
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Hobbseemvo: then again, during running ccsm, i get...05:26
HobbseeTraceback (most recent call last):05:26
Hobbsee  File "/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/ccm/Utils.py", line 138, in Update05:26
Hobbsee    changedSettings = self.Context.ChangedSettings05:26
fraxjussi01: Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection (rev 02)05:26
HobbseeAttributeError: 'compizconfig.Context' object has no attribute 'ChangedSettings'05:26
HobbseeTraceback (most recent call last):05:26
Hobbsee  File "/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/ccm/Utils.py", line 138, in Update05:26
Hobbsee    changedSettings = self.Context.ChangedSettings05:26
HobbseeAttributeError: 'compizconfig.Context' object has no attribute 'ChangedSettings'05:26
Hobbseemvo: want me to file a bug?05:26
jussi01frax: it should work out of the box...05:27
fraxyeah05:27
Some_PersonMay I ask: Why in the world is XTerm and UXTerm included?05:27
fraxI have also tried to download the gutsy tribe4 live cd but it didnt work from there either05:27
jussi01frax: thats weird, maybe the module needs to be made active?05:28
fraxjussi01: ok, how to I do that? I have already "enabled" it in bios05:28
w00tHobbsee: i get that every so often too05:28
w00tit doesn't seem to blow things up, though05:28
w00tand i can't reproduce it05:29
w00t(happens randomly)05:29
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jussi01frax: i _think_ the module is iwl3945 so try "modprobe iwl3945" but I have no idea other than that...05:30
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jussi01frax: could also be ipw394505:32
PiciI was just going to say that05:32
jussi01:)05:32
fraxjussi01: got an error on iwl3945, but not on ipw3945 but nothing seems to have changed05:33
jussi01frax: hmmm, I dont know other thatn that...05:33
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fraxjussi01: ok.. anyway thanks for your help :)05:34
Some_Personuhh, synaptic stopped updating, the update "firefox" failed05:34
Some_Personnow it isn't doing anything05:34
Some_Personbut theres other updates it needs to download05:34
Some_Personwhat should i do?05:37
Some_Personwhoops, it says the update "yelp" just failed too05:37
jussi01Some_Person: go back to the list of updates, mark the firefox one as not to be updated and tryagain?05:37
PiciSome_Person: How much ram do you have on that compuer?05:37
Some_Person640MB05:37
PiciHow much is used now?05:38
Some_Personhow do i check?05:38
Some_PersonWait05:38
Picicat /proc/meminfo05:38
Some_PersonNautilus says Free Space: 0 bytes05:39
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Some_Personhttp://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/33940/05:39
PiciHm..05:40
PiciI'm just wondering if you're running out of RAM to download stuff into while doing your update.05:40
Some_Persondo you think the live cd used up all my ram?05:40
Some_Personlooks like it ded05:40
Some_Person*did05:40
Some_Personi refuse to do an install05:41
Some_Personhow about i clear the APT cache and update only python, compiz, and dependencies?05:42
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PiciI wonder if you could grab a daily build iso and test with that.05:43
Some_Persondaily build?05:44
Some_Persongreat idea05:44
Picihttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20070816/05:44
Some_PersonServer not found05:44
Some_Personcdimage.ubuntu.com must be down05:44
PiciIts working here fine05:44
Some_Personnot here05:44
Some_Personhang on05:45
Some_Personi cant access google05:45
Picihttp://91.189.88.34/daily-live/20070816/05:45
Some_Personthat got me there05:45
Some_Personlooks like my DNS stuff is screwed up05:45
albert23daily builds seem to be broken atm05:45
Hobbseecan anyone else reproduce the ccsm not starting?05:45
sayersWhy can't I seem to change mouse cursors05:46
Hobbseeelse it's probably been fixed in later versions05:46
Hobbseealbert23: not surprising.  things are still broken05:46
albert23I mean, they don'install at all05:46
Some_Personso should i get a daily build?05:46
albert23seems to be a problem with mount05:46
Some_Personmount is a major thing05:47
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Some_Personthey probably did fix the ccsm thing im having trouble with05:47
albert23Hobbsee: bug 13198105:48
ubotuLaunchpad bug 131981 in debian-installer "[gutsy]  Daily CD Aug 12 fails: no valid kernel, mount segfault" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13198105:48
Some_Personim gonna clear the apt cache (to gain some space), and update only python and compiz stuff05:48
Hobbseei *really* doubt the daily builds will solve the problem05:49
Hobbseealbert23: odd.05:49
Hobbseethey tend not to work between tribes, though05:49
PiciHobbsee: My thought was that he was using up all his RAM updating his packages, thats why I suggested it05:50
Some_Personuhh, gotta fix dns first05:50
Some_Personthat was easy05:51
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shirishhas somebody filed a bug about the update-notification upgrade failing?05:52
Some_Personwould it save space if i could make it use my swap partition for swap, or is it already doing so?05:52
Some_Personok, i updated just compiz and python stuff, and ccsm still wont start05:54
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Some_PersonOH NO! MY DISHWASHER IS LEAKING!05:54
Some_Person*sigh*, now i got a big puddle on the kitchen floor, *sigh*05:56
PiciI dont think we can help you with that05:58
Some_PersonI know you can't05:58
Some_PersonUnless you know how to repair a more-than-15-year-old dishwasher05:59
leperkhanzSock her in the face, and say, "get the @#%^ back in the kitchen!"?05:59
leperkhanz:P06:00
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Some_PersonI know, I know, it's old06:00
Some_PersonMy refridgerator is also more than 15 years old though.06:01
leperkhanzMan, when compiz is working right, it's really a dream.06:02
Some_PersonI've got it working, I just can't configure it06:02
Some_PersonBut I still get the white titlebar bug I get on Feisty06:02
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Some_PersonI get the same bug in compiz, beryl, and compiz fusion on Feisty06:03
geserSome_Person: are you looking for a configuration tool for compiz?06:04
Some_Personccsm isn't working on this gutsy live cd06:04
geser:(06:05
Some_PersonIs there another compiz/beryl/compiz-fusion alike thing that i can try, that hopefully wont have the bug?06:05
Some_Personby "the bug" i mean the white titlebar bug06:06
HobbseePici: indeed.  could well be.06:06
Some_Personooh, my lights just flickered06:06
Some_Personnot good06:07
Some_Personits these @#%^ing apartments!06:08
Some_PersonIf you want to see my review of the apartments: http://www.apartmentratings.com/rate/TX-Houston-Stratford-House-Apartments-647732.html06:09
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buzi just got a brandnew dell latitude d830 and installed gutsy on it, everything works splendidly except for sound06:33
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buzi dont even have /dev/dsp06:34
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nr5-ubuntuSome_Person XTerm roXx is fast and.... well u know enlightenment06:52
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neo2dot0hi, how do I install acroread?06:54
Hobbsee!medibuntu06:54
ubotumedibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org06:54
Hobbseeor by going to the adobe site06:55
neo2dot0ok, thanks06:55
stdinwhy do you need acroread, kpdf rocks :)06:55
Hobbseeneo2dot0: (it's illegal to redistribute)06:55
stdingpdf is ok too, i guess06:55
nr5-ubuntupdftk06:56
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ccookeHmm. update-notifier (and hence ubuntu-desktop) appear to be rather... broken.07:07
Hobbseeccooke: known, fix already uploaded07:07
ccookeI figured it was known, but I couldn't find any bugs open07:08
buzbecause kpdf still doesnt render all pdfs exactly right07:09
buzand no support for forms either07:09
Hobbseeccooke: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-notifier/+bug/13294107:09
ubotuLaunchpad bug 132941 in update-notifier "Package 0.59.2 broken" [High,Fix released] 07:09
Hobbseeccooke: probably cos htey're not open :)07:09
Hobbseeccooke: they're fix released07:10
ccookeHobbsee: ... so updating now should fix it?07:10
Hobbseeshould do07:10
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ccookenope.07:10
Hobbseedepending on your mirror, etc07:10
ccooke0.59.3 is displaying the same problem, on this system07:11
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buzcan i use kwin_composite in gutsy?07:12
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Assidcupsys is broken :(07:12
Assidi cant print no more07:13
Assidanyone around?07:14
Assidstdin: you around?07:18
stdindepends what for :p07:19
Assidyou got a printer connected?07:19
stdinyeah, but through samba07:19
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stdinnot that I ever actually use it...07:19
mzuverinkAnyone know how to fix this error with the updates to update-notifier and update-notifier-common?  http://pastebin.org/63607:20
Assiddamn07:20
Assidcups is broken in gutsy..07:20
stdinmzuverink: that's some html...07:20
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mzuverinkstdin, well that did not work, webboard did it to me again, anyways... Unpacking update-notifier (from .../update-notifier_0.59.3_i386.deb) ... dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/update-notifier_0.59.3_i386.deb (--unpack):  trying to overwrite `/usr/share/update-notifier/notify-reboot-required', which is also in package update-notifier-common Errors were encountered while processing:  /var/cache/apt/archives/07:22
mzuverinkupdate-notifier_0.59.3_i386.deb07:22
stdinmzuverink: have you reported that as a bug?07:23
mzuverinkstdin, it just happened, thought Id check here first07:23
Assidupdate-notifier is a bad update07:23
Assidit breaks things07:24
ccookeI reopened the bug a few mins ago07:24
Pici#?07:24
ccookehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-notifier/+bug/13294107:25
ubotuLaunchpad bug 132941 in update-notifier "Package 0.59.2 broken" [High,Confirmed] 07:25
ccookethe email about it only just reached me, so don't expect anyone to be looking at it again quite yet07:25
AssidAug 16 22:54:35 INTELBOX python: [12633] : error: HPMUDEXT could not be loaded. Please check HPLIP installation.07:26
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shirishanybody having the update-notifier not being able to upgrade cleanly bug?07:28
AssidAug 16 22:58:28 INTELBOX kernel: [ 4086.298495]  audit(1187285308.508:96): REJECTING rw access to /dev/tty (bash(13499) profile /usr/sbin/cupsd active /usr/sbin/cupsd)07:29
Assidwhen i try to print07:29
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johnficcaok so I have broken dependencies, I think it has to do with update-notifier-common...is there a fix07:43
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PiciNo, its a known issue though.07:44
johnficcaok cool so it should be fixed soon07:45
mzuverinkAssid, my hp printer wont work either07:46
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Assidthey should really fix that07:56
Assidits kinda impt07:56
Assidbrb08:00
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finalbetaubuntu never spell checks "virtualsization"08:04
finalbetaworth filing a bug against something?08:04
hyljethere is a spellchecker?08:05
guignomehey eveybody08:05
guignomeI booted the Gutsy tribe 4 CD on my dell inspiron 1420 (the ubuntu preloaded dell laptop). It crashes in the initrd08:06
Assidmzuverink: there has to be a way to get the hp printers working08:07
finalbetahylje: the spell checker gnome user, gspell or whatever.08:09
Assidanyone know who the maintainer is for cups?08:10
calcAssid: what were you asking about wrt openoffice earlier today?08:11
Assidcalc: yessir08:11
Assidit doesnt work08:11
Assiddeveloper snapshot 2.x and after the bar loads.. it doesnt start08:12
calcAssid: heh, yes that is known, if you are running kde then install -gtk -gnome openoffice packages will probably fix it, i should have a fixed upload done in the next few days08:12
calcAssid: if you are just running gnome ubuntu then -gtk may be enough to fix it08:12
Assidopenoffice-gtk ?08:12
calcopenoffice.org-gtk yea08:12
Assidinsalling08:16
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Assidam loading up some more stuff..  so will take a few08:16
calcAssid: ok08:30
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freakyyhi all. im on gutsy and the ati driver isn't working - vesa neither. I'd need someone to give me the direct download link of the newest ATI Driver for the Radeon Mobility X700. I can't get there with lynx. It would be really nice if someone could help me. ;)08:40
freakyyafaik the newest driver supports Xorg 7.108:40
freakyyif i use the ati driver the screen goes blank and nothing is displayed can't even use CTRL+ALT+F?08:42
freakyyso i need to install the fglrx one08:42
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freakyynm got it thx08:44
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Joaniehey.  Any known issues regarding the latest updates?  Seems xorg is not happy with my multi-head system, but I'm not sure how to go about fixing it.08:52
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c1|freakyshould composite and stuff work by default in gutsy?08:59
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DanaGArgh, somehow my e1000 network card keeps crashing when under heavy load, such as torrenting.09:00
DanaGNETDEV WATCHDOG: eth0: transmit timed out09:01
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kibahello09:13
kibaI am having problem with mozilla-gnash-plugin09:13
kibaso hundred of my packages are outdated09:13
nr5-ubuntugutsy is strange: xserver-xorg-video-ati is somehow GONE... and -amd seems to not provide a ati module09:14
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stdinxserver-xorg-video-ati is there, at least I can see it09:15
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=== kiba wonders what is wrong with gnash
kibamozilla-gnash is the first to be tried for installation09:16
nr5-ubuntustdin so what did i do this time... eat my sources.list?? ... hmmz while talking about eating... im thinking about heating the partly eaten pizza ration09:16
kelsa|martalliDoing an upgrade-manager -d from feisty I got an error to the effect that gutsy-commercial not found09:17
stdinpossibly, it's in main anyway (x86)09:17
kelsa|martalliShould I just comment out the sources.list line for feisty-commercial?09:17
stdinkelsa|martalli: yeah, best to remove all the non *.archive.ubuntu.com ones09:18
kelsa|martalliThis system has been updated all the way from dapper (some sources are commented out for dapper)09:18
masterlokiright09:18
kelsa|martallistdin:  thanks09:18
masterlokiupdate-notifier-daemon broken it seems09:18
PiciYep09:18
masterlokidpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/update-notifier-common_0.59.3_all.deb (--unpack):09:18
masterloki trying to overwrite `/usr/share/update-notifier/notify-reboot-required', which is also in package update-notifier09:18
kelsa|martallideb-src is OK, though, right?09:18
masterlokiknown problem then?09:18
masterlokijust wait for it to be fixed?09:19
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Picimasterloki: Yes.09:19
masterlokisweet09:19
masterloki<<---- databuddy @ masterloki;s compy09:19
masterlokii told him that just now09:19
masterlokiXD09:19
masterloki/zing/09:19
masterlokity09:19
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Picignyffel: I'm using 2.6.22-9 right now.09:20
gnyffelPici: I never could get newer kernels to work, what with the precompiled Ubuntu drivers09:21
finalbeta!paste09:21
ubotupastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)09:21
Picignyffel: Rather, I'm using that on Gutsy, so everything is good.09:21
gnyffelPici: Oh, so 2.6.22.* is regarded as security updates, and will be incorporated?09:21
Picignyffel: I'm not really an authority on this09:22
gnyffelPici: But you do have a good bet? Or..?09:22
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Picignyffel: You could ask in #ubuntu-kernel09:23
gnyffelPici: I'll try that. Thank you.09:23
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nr5-ubuntustdin, my sources.list got entries for de.archive.ubuntu.com with main universe multiverse restricted09:24
kelsa|martalliI am trying to clear out my archives, etc, to free up space.  However, is there  a way to have update-manager use the space on my home partition?  It is much larger09:24
nr5-ubuntustdin, still no -ati driver apt-cache searcheable09:24
stdinnr5-ubuntu: if you do "apt-cache policy xserver-xorg-video-ati" do you see it ?09:24
nr5-ubuntukelsa|martalli, sure login as root, then go to /var/cache/apt, then rename archives to archiveS, then mkdir /home/archives, then ln -s /home/archives /var/cache/apt/archives, then move your archiveS/ directory to /home/archives09:26
nr5-ubuntui see something09:27
nr5-ubuntustdin ok i deleted the PIN in /etc/apt/preferences (because the revision i requested had no install candidate) and installed it09:28
nr5-ubuntustdin thanks!09:28
stdin:)09:28
Assidcalc: worked.. thanks mate09:29
calcAssid: ok09:29
Assidnow if i cna get my printer.. i will be happy09:29
Assidanyone know the price for a geforce 6600GT ?09:29
kelsa|martallinr5-ubuntu:  I get this trying to rename the /var/cache/apt/archives directory: bryan@pundit:/var/cache/apt$ sudo rename archives/ archiveaS/09:31
kelsa|martallisyntax error at (eval 1) line 2, at EOF09:31
nr5-ubuntukelsa|martalli, then use the command "mv"09:31
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nr5-ubuntuinstead of rename09:32
kelsa|martallimv: target `archiveS/' is not a directory: No such file or directory09:32
kelsa|martallihmmm09:32
kelsa|martallione sec09:32
stdintake off trailing slashes09:32
kelsa|martalliaha09:32
kelsa|martallithx09:32
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c1|freakyI'd need some help: http://rafb.net/p/tAJfvo84.html (apt problem)09:34
nr5-ubuntustdin, -ati installed correctly but i get: [dri]  mach64.o kernel module version is 1.0.0, but version 2.x is needed (with 2.x >= 2.0)09:34
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stdinhmm, don't know about that, I don't use ati09:35
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nr5-ubuntustdin, ok09:36
stdinintel ftw :)09:36
kelsa|martalliq6600n for my next comp09:37
kelsa|martallis/q6600n/q660009:38
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kelsa|martalliOne of my main problems was the openclipart package (thank you automatix =)09:59
kelsa|martalliafter going through synaptic to clear out packages, I cleaned out several old versions of the kernel and then found those old (and heft) pckages10:00
kelsa|martalliMaybe now I will have space to install kde, too =)10:00
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DanaGI remember hearing that Intel was planning to use the name Quadro for something.10:02
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DanaGAnd naming things 6600... 7600.... ugh, nvidia got there first.10:02
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DanaGOh, and now "GeForce 8500" and the speculated "GeForce 9800" are colliding with ATI's numbering a few years ago.10:03
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c1|freakyhow can I get beryl working? is it possible when i use a ati graphics card with the newest driver from ati.com?10:04
c1|freakyi have a mobility X70010:04
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kelsa|martalliw00t: fetching file 1 of 136810:09
kelsa|martalliIm off to the races =)10:09
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shirish guys just a shot in the dark, does anybody of a personal document backup system (automated with nice GUI) which uses subversion by any chance?10:22
shirishso let's say i am taking some notes on gedit or openoffice.org & keep updating/refining something, svn takes snapshots at some given interval & I can always go back & forth & see what changes i did.10:22
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Do``heyhey10:24
Do``why does my machine keep outputting sound and stuff when the volume control shows muted volume settings?10:25
Do``this is the way it worked in 7.04 for 7-8 months and it's like that in gusty too10:26
jussi01Do``: mute the pcm10:26
finalbetaDo``: that's weird, in gutsy thay is fixed for me10:27
jussi01just change the channel your volume contrals from master to pcm ;)10:27
Do``i know how to mute, but shouldnt the volume control's mute position also achieve this? :D10:27
Do``jussi01: how? where? what? :D10:27
jussi01Do``: using gnome?10:27
finalbetathe thing is, 0 os not an absolute point for soundcards10:27
Do``uhum10:27
jussi01if so, right click volume control on the taskbar, select master channel, then select the channel you want it to control, something like that anyway10:28
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Do``thanks, i'll check rightaway10:29
jussi01:)10:29
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Do``it works10:30
d4rkmonkeyupdate manager says theres an update for dpkg under Distribution updates but it won't let me update :S10:30
Do``but its a workaround nevertheless10:30
Do``d4rkmonkey: same here, but it also says traceroute to me10:31
jussi01Do``: no, its just like that for certain sound cards10:31
d4rkmonkeyany idea why10:31
d4rkmonkey?10:31
Do``like an sb live! 5.1?10:31
Do``d4rkmonkey: nop10:31
Do``d4rkmonkey: i just noticed it a few minutes ago, havent started looking around for a fix10:32
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jussi01@now helsinki10:32
ubotuCurrent time in Europe/Helsinki: August 16 2007, 23:32:21 - Current meeting: Ubuntu Development Team10:32
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ubotuCurrent time in America/Chicago: August 16 2007, 15:37:14 - Current meeting: Ubuntu Development Team10:37
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Tall_guy26hey all10:38
Tall_guy26has anyone encounterd an broken package after performing the updates?10:39
Do``Tall_guy26: traceroute and/or dpkg?10:40
Tall_guy26dpkg a10:42
WormRunneri am getting dependency issues trying to install the base system, possibly dpkg issue10:43
Tall_guy26error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/update-notifier-common_0.59.3_all.deb (--unpack):10:43
Tall_guy26 trying to overwrite `/usr/share/update-notifier/notify-reboot-required', which is also in package update-notifier10:43
Tall_guy26Errors were encountered while processing:10:43
Tall_guy26 /var/cache/apt/archives/update-notifier-common_0.59.3_all.deb10:43
Tall_guy26E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)10:43
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Tall_guy26is that an isolated case?10:44
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Do``Tall_guy26: i think i saw that today10:45
Do``but it disappeared after a few more update upgrade combos10:45
Tall_guy26where in the ubuntu development forum?10:46
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Some_PersonCan I make Feisty's taskbar have set size for items like in Gutsy?10:46
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Tall_guy26do i tried doing that10:46
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Tall_guy26doesnt work10:46
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DanaGHeh, when I'm on AC, powertop gives me this:10:47
DanaGPower usage (5 minute ACPI estimate) :   0.0 W (1655.9 hours left)10:47
Some_PersonThat's the one thing in Gutsy I absolutely like10:47
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Do``is there a way to set an order of the gnome panels if i want both of mine on the bottom, but the taskbar above tray and application menu?10:51
PiciUpdate notifier still giving issues, or is it safe to install?10:54
Pici /upgrade10:54
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aka_youtubehi10:56
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aka_youtubeupdate-notifier-common cannot upghrade with error: E: /var/cache/apt/archives/update-notifier-common_0.59.2_all.deb: trying to overwrite `/usr/share/update-notifier/notify-reboot-required', which is also in package update-notifier10:57
PiciGuess so, aka_youtube, its a known issue, which is being worked on10:58
aka_youtubeok thanks10:58
Tall_guy26aka_youtube got the same problem10:58
aka_youtubesauerbraten won't run either...11:00
aka_youtubeI don't know if Im in the right place for this kind oif reports...11:00
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Tall_guy26is there a way to import the linux mint main menu in gutsy?11:01
aka_youtube$ ./sauerbraten_unix11:02
aka_youtubeinit: sdl11:02
aka_youtubeinit: enet11:02
aka_youtubeinit: video: mode11:02
aka_youtubeinit: video: misc11:02
aka_youtubeinit: console11:02
aka_youtubeinit: gl11:02
aka_youtubeRenderer: Mesa DRI Intel(R) 945G 20061017 (Tungsten Graphics, Inc)11:02
aka_youtubeDriver: 1.3 Mesa 7.011:02
aka_youtubeWARNING: Using floating point vertexes. (use "/floatvtx 0" to disable)11:02
aka_youtubeRendering using the OpenGL 1.5 assembly shader path.11:02
aka_youtubeWARNING: No occlusion query support! (large maps may be SLOW)11:02
aka_youtubeWARNING: No framebuffer object support. (reflective water may be slow)11:02
aka_youtubeWARNING: Non-power-of-two textures not supported!11:02
aka_youtubeSegmentation fault (core dumped)11:02
Pici!paste | aka_youtube11:03
ubotuaka_youtube: 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)11:03
PiciTall_guy26: What does that look like?11:03
aka_youtubeok11:03
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Tall_guy26well hmmm i guess i can look for an image11:04
c1|freakyshould adept be installed in kubuntu?11:04
aka_youtubehttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33993/11:04
c1|freakybecause it isn't and when i try to install it says it shouldnt be isntalled11:05
PiciThere is a gnome-main-menu that might be what you're looking for11:05
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kaminixSo, like... what's new in Gutsy?11:06
c1|freakytoo much to list ^^11:06
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c1|freakynice new graphics11:06
speaker219please help me11:06
c1|freakyusplash is still the same though11:06
speaker219gusty messeded uppy my comp11:06
kaminixIs there a list somewhere else?11:06
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Picikaminix: check the gutsy blueprints on lp.net11:07
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speaker219can someonnle help me?11:08
Assidhey11:08
Pici!please | speaker21911:08
ubotuspeaker219: Avoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !patience11:08
Picier, just ask11:08
kaminixwill do, thanks Pici11:08
Tall_guy26http://linuxmint.com/pictures/screenshots/cassandra/2.png11:08
Assiderr.. anyone know a decent card similar to or better than 6600GT? under 60$ ?11:08
Tall_guy26there you go11:08
speaker219I've tried mint, its great11:09
kaminixHow stable is Gutsy now?11:09
PiciTall_guy26: gnome-main-menu is similar, but not exactly the same.11:09
aka_youtube!please11:09
ubotuAvoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !patience11:09
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Tall_guy26pici im not a fan of the gnome-main-menu. its buggy11:10
aka_youtube!patience11:10
ubotuThe people here are volunteers, your attitude may determine how fast you are helped.  Not everyone is available all the time, likewise not every answer is available instantly. See also http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines11:10
Pici!botabuse | aka_youtube11:10
ubotuaka_youtube: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (see also !Bot). Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...11:10
Stormx2Yo.11:10
PiciYo11:10
Assidhrmm11:10
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Stormx2What's the best way to "downgrade"? Back up and reinstall?11:10
PiciStormx2: Yes.11:11
shirishdoes anybody how do I do use the "purge" option with apt-get?11:11
Assidyep11:11
Picishirish: apt-get remove --purge package I believe11:11
shirishPici: thanx11:12
AssidAug 17 02:42:03 INTELBOX kernel: [ 3095.041598]  audit(1187298723.561:28): REJECTING m access to /etc/passwd (cupsd(5459) profile /usr/sbin/cupsd active /usr/sbin/cupsd)11:13
Assidanyone got their hp printer working yet ?11:13
Tall_guy26havent tried mine yet11:15
Assiddid you choose the new securetty ?11:16
Tall_guy26nop11:19
Assidhrmm okay11:20
Assidi think i did.. and now its breaking onme11:20
Assidtry it11:20
Assidanyone here maintaining cups by any chance?11:21
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Assidkiba ?11:28
Assidisnt that some kinda docker?11:28
kaminixIs Gutsy stable enough for a "normal" home laptop?11:31
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kibaI think it is common11:31
kibait mean fang11:31
kaminixkiba: Not in names though? :s11:32
jussi01kaminix: read the topic....11:36
jussi01ie.  Please *don't* run gutsy unless you are familiar with dpkg and dependencies, bug fixing, etc11:36
jussi01;)11:36
kaminixWell, I am a little but... well... that answers my question. Thanks :p11:37
jussi01:)11:37
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borisaanyone else having trouble getting kubuntu to connect to a wep protected wireless network? This isn't related to drivers, as I see the wireless gateway, it just hangs when connecting.11:44
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InstabinCould some one help me make a deb package for ubuntu11:52
InstabinI am compiling the new version of gpredict11:53
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albert23Instabin: do you need to make an offical debian package or is it only for yourself?11:58
albert23If it is for yourself you could use checkinstall12:00
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Assidhrmm12:15
Assidkiba: how do i get kibadock ?12:15
jussi01Assid: you could also grab awn, if you run beryl/desktop effects/compiz12:18
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jussi01or kooldock12:18
jussi01!info kooldock12:18
ubotukooldock: Dock for KDE with cool visual enhancements. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.3-1ubuntu2 (gutsy), package size 521 kB, installed size 964 kB12:18
lontrais compiz fusion in gutsy ... along with emerald?12:18
Assidawn ? its not there12:19
jussi01!info avant-window-navigator12:19
ubotuPackage avant-window-navigator does not exist in gutsy12:19
jussi01hmmm, might not be in yet12:19
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