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hjmillsSpudDogg, great - that should be fine then, it will boot from feistys grub but give you a choice of your 3 diff operating systems (and memtest) booting gutsy by default01:21
hjmillsSpudDogg, be aware however that it will not update itself if you update the kernel in gutsy - you will need to manually edit that file and change the numbers01:22
SpudDogghjmills, ok, im going to reboot now.  if something doesn't work, will you be around long enough for me to log into this channel from my laptop?01:22
hjmillsSpudDogg, I will stay till half 12 (its 12.22 here)01:22
hjmillsSpudDogg, then I am off to bed01:23
SpudDogghjmills, ok, brb.  either way, thanks so much for the help01:23
hjmillsSpudDogg, sure01:23
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SpudDoggok, i got the error 17 again01:25
SpudDogghjmills, i got the error 17 again...01:25
larson9999is the upgrade today going to fix nvidia that was broken with the upgrade yesterday or the day before?01:25
hjmillsSpudDogg, ok, does it give you the menu?01:25
SpudDogghjmills, nope.  just halts with the error01:25
hjmillsSpudDogg, or is that before the menu, ok then, how did you get access before?01:26
SpudDogghjmills, via the liveCD01:26
hjmillsSpudDogg, ok, do that again and redo the grub install making sure to install feistys grub to the mbr (so use /dev/hda not /dev/hda5) using grub-install01:27
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hjmillsSpudDogg, good luck, I hope it works, I will be here "tomorrow" (its today really I guess)01:27
hjmillsSpudDogg, In about 12 hours probably01:28
SpudDogghjmills, well, i'll never remember all those commands, and i cannot ask you for any more.  don't worry though.  i'll just set up the mbr on my SATA drive and not boot feisty or XP.  thanks for the help01:28
SpudDogghjmills, thanks again for the help...you are truly a valuable member of the ubuntu community01:28
hjmillsSpudDogg, scroll back up the irc convo or check your logs for the commands?01:29
SpudDogghjmills, lol, cant.  i was on my desktop running from the livecd, now im on my laptop...rebooted desktop :(01:29
hjmillsSpudDogg, if you drop me an email (mail [ at]  hjmills [d0t]  co [do7]  uk) I will try and send a guide for it tomorrow01:29
SpudDogghjmills, nah, dont worry man.  thanks for all you've done01:30
hjmillsSpudDogg, good luck, if you get gutsy booting getting it to boot XP and feisty is trivial - you just add them into the menu.lst file01:30
SpudDogghjmills, cool.  thanks.  have a good night01:31
hjmillsSpudDogg, copy the entries from that pastbin i sent you (http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/37957/)01:31
hjmillsnight all01:31
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larson9999well lets see if nvidia is working again01:43
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VousDeuxhello: I seem to have the problem as described at: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=58349701:57
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VousDeuxis there an Ubuntu version of the suggested fix?01:58
mweicherthow is gutsy comin along? I'm just itching to try it and replace my feisty install01:58
mweichertbut don't want to unless I know that the transition to the official release will be smooth01:59
Jacobmweichert: well... there is a beta coming soon... :D01:59
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VousDeuxthe general recommendation is not to install Gutsy on a production machine01:59
tanathafter updating today, i've lost my 1600x1200 resolution. :-(02:00
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VousDeuxdoes anyone know what Ubuntu file would be equal to /etc/rc.d/modules?02:01
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GlasstuX someone here with gutsy installed?02:03
GlasstuX i need the content of /etc/fonts02:03
GlasstuX i have replaced my original font configs with bad ones02:03
tanathi have: conf.avail/  conf.d/  fonts.conf  fonts.dtd02:04
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GlasstuXtanath: all content of /etc/fonts?02:05
VousDeuxthis is all that is in my /etc/fonts: conf.avail02:05
VousDeuxconf.d02:05
VousDeuxfonts.conf02:05
VousDeuxfonts.dtd02:05
GlasstuXcould you upload it?02:05
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GlasstuXon a oneklickhoster or so02:05
GlasstuXor send per irc02:05
GlasstuXmake a rar or so?02:05
GlasstuXwould be really cool02:06
tanathhere is contents of /etc/fonts/fonts.conf: http://pastebin.ca/70401002:06
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tanathhere is contents of /etc/fonts/fonts.dtd: http://pastebin.ca/70401202:08
CyD_hello, do you know if vmware-server is available precompiled for gutsy ?02:09
VousDeuxoh, I didn't ask the right question. Can anyone tell me what file in Ubuntu would be the same as /etc/rc.d/rc.modules on Slackware?02:09
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tanathVousDeux, /etc/modules ?02:11
VousDeuxthat one doesn't seem to match02:11
GlasstuXtanath: ill try you default config...02:12
GlasstuXtanath:thank you!02:13
tanathnp02:13
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SpudDogganyone else have sound issues with gutsy?  my AC'97 is not working at all02:15
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ruckcin gutsy the new power management does screen brightness, the only problem i have with it is that when i dim my screen manually (because either lights are off or i just simplily want to change it, like 10 seconds or so later the brightness returns to its setting in power management, is there something i can do to stop this?02:21
ConstyXIVis there a reason the splash screen and login/logout sounds have disappeared in gutsy?02:22
tanathisn't there supposed to be a GUI for configuring X in gutsy?02:22
ConstyXIVtanath: sys->admin->screens02:23
tanathConstyXIV, i don't have that02:23
tanathConstyXIV, not in the menu editor either02:23
ConstyXIVtanath: it should be there, otherwise your install is fscked up in the bad way02:24
ConstyXIVtanath: make sure the ubuntu-desktop package is installed, for one02:25
tanathConstyXIV, i use ubuntu-minimal. i don't want half the stuff in ubuntu-desktop. what's the package name?02:26
ConstyXIVtanath: hold please...02:26
ConstyXIVtanath: it's displayconfig-gtk02:29
tanaththx02:29
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tanathConstyXIV, i can choose 1600x1200 in the screens config, but not in Sys>Prefs>Screen resolution02:33
tanathwait, now i can't anymore02:34
tanathit won't stick. i can choose my res after i choose my monitor model, but i hit OK, and it doesn't stick02:35
tanathi choose the exact model. it's listed, and says right on my monitor, but it won't accept it02:36
tanathhunh, it seems to have the horizontal & vertical refresh rates switched02:37
nosrednaekimtry it as root?02:37
nosrednaekim(IDK if thats default)02:37
tanathit asks for the pass when you run it02:37
nosrednaekimoh.. ok02:38
nosrednaekimkubuntu user here......02:38
tanathhow do i turn off that stupid blue outline when resizing windows?02:38
tanathi did it before... :-/02:38
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ConstyXIVis there any way to get different wallpapers for each desktop on my cube?02:42
ConstyXIVtanath: go to ccsm, resize window, change resize mode to stretch02:43
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ruckcis there a way in gutsy to disable the power management auto adjust brightness?02:44
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kibahello02:44
ruckcalso, power management's battery mode setting for brightness is not being abided by02:45
kibaproblem with browser's speed02:45
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kibadon't think the tweak with firefox is causing the problem02:45
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Ahadielbrb dinner03:04
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spasticteapotI downloaded Sun Java 6 and Sun Java 6 JRE from the repository.03:36
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spasticteapotHowever, Frostwire will not work. It says I need Java JRE 1.5 or better.03:37
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don_puccijust did update on gutsy and lost scroll functionality on my touchpad...03:37
don_pucciibm thinkpad t4203:37
spasticteapotHuh.03:38
don_pucciwhat03:39
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ConstyXIVspasticteapot: down java 1.5, some things are picky03:40
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ConstyXIVdon_pucci: sys->prefs->mouse->touchpad03:40
VousDeuxwell, I submitted yet another bug report about this touch pad...it looks like it is just not being detected by the OS, so the driver is being unloaded.03:41
spasticteapotConsty: Okay.03:41
VousDeuxwhich would explain why the shared memory would be inaccessible since it doesn't exist03:41
spasticteapotWell, I should start sending in bugs.03:43
VousDeuxwhat seems odd to me is that the device does function in a very limited capacity...as in I can move the cursor around and click with pad and the buttons, but I just can't configure it03:43
spasticteapotI think Ubuntu should start releasing major upgrades yearly.03:43
spasticteapotSix months is insane!03:43
VousDeuxI just learned today that if you are going to submit a bug, you should have a look at: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeamBugPolicies03:43
VousDeuxthe way I see it, major releases are important for support of new hardware and features. If what you have is working well, it's not important to upgrade just because it was released.03:45
don_puccihey consty...why was it disabled?03:45
don_puccispastic...i agree03:46
don_pucciseems that there are issues with simple tnings...for example...multiple users03:46
don_puccidoes not work well in ubu03:47
spasticteapotEveryone's desperately trying to get the new stuff done, which means that some of the old stuff never gets fixed.03:47
don_puccii had to upgrade to gutsy so i could use my laptop like that03:47
don_pucciim thinking of another distro until octover release03:48
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RAOFdon_pucci: what issues in particular?  I *know* I've broken multiple-users + Xgl, but anything else?03:49
don_pucciwell..it would freeze on logout and sometimes touchpad freezes too03:50
VousDeuxI'm just trying to inject my needs into the bug reports so that maybe my hardware will be well supported by the release date03:50
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DanaGOoh, the Mouse settings has a touchpad tab.03:50
DanaGBoooh, it03:51
DanaGot03:51
DanaGit's not very configurable.03:51
DanaGI'll stick with gsynaptics.03:51
don_puccii quite like mandriva 2007 spring03:52
ubotuMandriva bug 2007 in Installation "Switching to alternate screens during install crashes X" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]  http://qa.mandriva.com/show_bug.cgi?id=200703:52
DanaGHeh.03:52
Toma-lol03:54
don_puccilol03:55
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nosrednaekimhaha03:57
nosrednaekim!Debian03:57
ubotuUbuntu and Debian are closely related. Ubuntu builds on the foundations of Debian architecture and infrastructure, with a different community and release process. See http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/relationship - Remember, !repositories meant for Debian should NOT be used on Ubuntu!03:57
spasticteapotI have a weird problem. Frostwire works...but I can't type anything in the data fields.03:58
Hydrarrghgen then it doesn't work does it? :)03:59
spasticteapotWell, I can download things.04:00
Hydrarrghgenyou must have downloaded the version that is moralegally correct04:00
spasticteapotI click the "what's new" button.04:00
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spasticteapotHydrarrghgen: Funny.04:00
DanaGOh, and wtf?  My hard drive is acting as if laptop-mode were on.04:01
IntuitiveNippleDanaG: thats power management for you :)04:01
DanaGIt's annoying on a 5400rpm drive.04:02
DanaGEspecially when on AC.04:02
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IntuitiveNippleI've not noticed it on A.C.04:02
spasticteapotFunny...it works now.04:02
DanaGOh, and something recently broke brightness control, until I added 'options video no_automatic_changes=0' to /etc/modprobe.d/options04:02
DanaGI just installed 3 weeks' worth of updates... time to reboot.04:02
DanaGAt least 100.14.19 fixes that lockup on compiz exit.04:03
spasticteapotOkay, that's REALLY weird.04:04
spasticteapotNow it won't work again.04:04
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VousDeuxspasticteapot, maybe you have a sticky button on your keyboard...like ctrl or alt04:06
winbondanyway to get gnash working with firefox?04:06
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tanathgparted says my sda1 has 11.1GB free, but df says i only have 3.8GB free04:18
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_dan_hello are there any known issues with upgrading atm?04:18
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_dan_"failsafe" and nvidia-glx-new completely messed yorg.conf04:19
maccam94the daily built cd image is 718mb. does it actually burn that much data? my cds are 700mb...04:19
tanathyou can overburn04:19
maccam94how much can that be done?04:20
tanathnot sure. not too much04:20
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tanathhm, strangely, wikipedia doesn't say04:21
tanathoh, up to 10% of the total disc capacity04:22
maccam94oh04:22
maccam94well, i'll hope the cd burner can handle it then...04:23
tanathyou on ubuntu now?04:23
tanathk3b certainly will. brasero should. nautilus should too, but i'm not sure04:23
maccam94yeah04:24
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maccam94i think i've got brasero on here04:24
tanathk3b is the best04:24
SpudDoggi have a question.  when gutsy is released, will i need to do a full reinstall, or will the upgrades take care of all the changes?04:24
maccam94yeah, but i don't feel like installing kde deps, and having all those services running04:24
maccam94wow, wtf just happened to everyone?04:25
maccam94SpudDogg: upgrades should do it04:25
tanathif you're up to date, you'll be running the latest release of gutsy04:25
maccam94i did feisty that way04:25
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tanathmaccam94, i think it's just one or two04:25
maccam94netsplit?04:25
SpudDoggmaccam94, will i need to run dist-upgrade?  i suppose not?04:25
maccam94running dist-upgrade isn't a big deal, i do it daily right now04:26
tanathdo that04:26
maccam94idk if it actually makes a difference personally04:26
tanathit'll make sure you're up-to-date04:26
maccam94it's only if you change /etc/apt/sources.list04:26
maccam94then it'll run an upgrade to the new release04:26
SpudDoggso, you recommend to run update, upgrade and dist-upgrade daily?04:26
tanathshouldn't be a problem if you've been upgrading all along though04:26
MikeBanyones compiz stopped working after the latest updates04:26
tanathno need to do upgrade if you're gonna do dist-upgrade right after04:27
SpudDoggMikeB, let you know in a few minutes.  im sure it will after i install the ati 8.41 driver though04:27
maccam94apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade04:27
tanathi temporarily lost my 1600x1200 resolution on upgrading today..04:27
tanathrestarting a couple times seems to have fixed it though04:28
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maccam94meh, i've got gnome-baker04:28
maccam94i'll see how it goes04:28
tanathMikeB, my compiz didn't run properly the first time, but i reran it and it's fine now04:28
tanathgnome-baker is decent04:28
nephishhey all, how do i force remove a troublesome package ?04:28
tanathnone of them compare to k3b though04:29
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MikeBtanath, no dice here04:29
tanathbroken?04:29
maccam94tanath: heh, i hate kde, except for k3b and amarok04:29
maccam94on gentoo i've got amarok compiled without kde, it's nice and fast04:29
tanathmaccam94, yeh, i prefer gnome, but use those04:29
maccam94haven't looked at k3b04:29
tanathand a one or two other apps04:29
tanathk3b is the best04:29
tanathand amarok04:29
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tanathMikeB, run it from a terminal to see the prob?04:30
tanathMikeB, 'comiz --replace &'04:30
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tanathMikeB, 'compiz --replace &'04:30
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maccam94is there an icon, like fusion-icon?04:31
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tanathfusion-icon is it, though i don't think it's in the repos yet04:31
pwnguintell me the new compiz fixes the maximize window wobble04:31
MikeBComparing resolution (1680x1050) to maximum 3D texture size (512): Failed.04:31
tanathmaccam94, mine is ~3yrs old, and runs it just fine04:31
tanathpwnguin, fixes? if you don't like it, turn it off04:32
maccam94tanath: the computer running it right now is a zombie junk laptop. it's got a mobility radeon 7000 graphics chip, p4 1.8ghz ;-)04:32
pwnguintanath: its not a dont like04:32
pwnguinits a "who could possibly like04:32
pwnguinthe whole window wobbles infintitely04:32
maccam94it can't do fglrx, and it can't really do 3D with the OSS driver04:32
maccam94lol04:32
tanathoh, that04:32
tanathpwnguin, yeh, i saw that. i use the put plugin to put it in the top left corner, and then it stops04:33
kalpikpwnguin, yeah.. i get that too.. but only on the terminal window04:33
RAOFMikeB: Woah!  What card/driver is that?04:33
tanathsame..04:33
tanathyeh, the terminal won't maximze w/compiz anymore now either04:33
MikeBRAOF, nvidia 7300 with the latest drivers04:33
kalpiktanath, how do you do that? could you please guide me?04:34
tanathnot completely anyway. though it does with gtk-window-decorator04:34
RAOFMikeB: You mean "nvidia-glx-new", I trust :)04:34
tanathkalpik, the put thing?04:34
kalpikyeah04:34
MikeBRAOF, yes04:34
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tanathkalpik, run ccsm, enable the put plugin, then WIN+7(on num-pad)04:34
kalpiktanath, it work with the terminal window na?04:34
RAOFMikeB: File a bug.  That test is badly wrong.04:34
tanathkalpik, put works on any window. whatever window has focus04:34
RAOFMikeB: Your card/driver combination can do 4096x4096 textures.04:34
tanath7 is top-left, 9 is top-right, etc04:35
kalpiktanath, not working here :(04:35
tanathkalpik, you enabled the put plugin?04:35
kalpikyes.04:35
MikeBRAOF, thanks04:35
tanathkalpik, you gotta hold the winkey, and press 7 on the numpad04:35
tanathkalpik, the numbers over the letters won't work04:36
kalpikah! the numpad! lemme try again :P04:36
tanath:P04:36
pwnguinwhich button's the super button?04:36
nephishhow do i change my timezone ?04:36
tanathkalpik, the numpad moves them around the screen04:36
kalpikyeah.. works now.. but still it aint maximised completely!04:36
maccam94pwnguin: windows key04:36
pwnguini think it's the windows key but04:36
tanathkalpik, yeh, same. only with gterm though...04:36
maccam94pwnguin: make sure you're using the left one if you have two04:36
tanathkalpik, i think it's a bug04:36
pwnguinmy laptop seems to be set up wierd or something04:36
maccam94it might be distinguished04:37
pwnguinive only got 104:37
kalpikok.. anyone filed a bug?04:37
maccam94pwnguin: laptop?04:37
tanathpwnguin, i'm pretty sure it's the winkey04:37
pwnguinits in the upper righthand corner ;)04:37
pwnguinmaccam94: yes04:37
maccam94maybe it's not mapped correctly04:37
ruckcis there a way in gutsy to disable the power management auto adjust brightness?04:37
ruckcalso, power management's battery mode setting for brightness is not being abided by04:37
tanathi think the appkey on the right is called hyper04:37
pwnguini recall it working previously04:37
maccam94hm04:37
pwnguinits possible the mapping changed04:37
tanathkalpik, the other thing you can do is turn off the snapping04:38
tanathkalpik, so it doesn't try to stick to the edges at all04:38
kalpikhow do i disable snapping?04:39
tanaththere's a snapping plugin... but wobbly windows also provides that. check the options in there04:39
kalpiki couldnt find the snapping plugin.. lemme see wobbly windows04:40
tanathkalpik, type 'snap' in the filter04:40
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kalpikohk.. snapping windows is already disabled04:41
desrtis anyone else getting this strange bug (metacity) where the contents of the screen don't update until you move the mouse?04:41
kalpikif i try to enable it, it disables wobbly windows04:41
tanathkalpik, yeh, mine too, and i couldn't find what it is in wobbly windows that provides it (not that i can customize anyway)04:41
pwnguinoh wwo04:41
pwnguinkeyboard's broke but04:42
kalpiktanath, hmm..04:42
tanathkalpik, but it did tell me that wobbly windows provides it too04:42
pwnguinmy tablet buttons have compiz bindings now04:42
tanathkalpik, i suppose you could turn it off for now04:42
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kalpiktanath, naah.. it doesnt bug me that much! ill just not maximise the terminal untill it gets fixed :)04:42
tanath:P04:42
tanathyou love your wobbles, eh? :P04:43
kalpiksure do!04:43
kalpik:D04:43
tanathlol04:43
pwnguinhmm04:43
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pwnguinwhen i press the windows key, i think it's hitting "Super L"04:43
tanathpwnguin, there's keyboard shortcut configs provided by gnome, but compiz has it's own that can override them04:44
pwnguinfun04:44
tanathyeh, left super (some KBs have two)04:44
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pwnguinmaybe it's to disinguish between l an r04:44
pwnguinyea04:44
pwnguinthis keyboard's all kinds of messed up, but it mostly works04:44
tanathlol04:44
pwnguinmy favorite is how ` is right next to the spacebar04:45
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tanathwell, looks like the letters are typing letters... that's good enough for most :P04:45
pwnguinwell, if you're gonna have compiz on by default04:45
pwnguinwhat fun is it when half the combos require super (and its not working)04:45
tanathwell, installed anyway04:45
kalpikthe new nvidia driver is great! compiz is much smoother now04:45
pwnguinanyways, i think its working right now04:45
pwnguinnew nvidia driver?04:45
kalpik100.14.1904:46
pwnguinis that in gutsy?04:46
kalpikno.. and it wont be either!04:46
_dan_too bad restriocted manager doesnt get it that the new driver is installed04:46
_dan_and wont let me enable desktop effects04:46
kalpikyeah.. that's the only gripe :(04:47
_dan_well it worked on feisty04:47
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kalpik_dan_, you can just alt-f2 and type "compiz --replace"04:47
_dan_so it will work on gutsy too next month04:47
_dan_kalpik i know but thx :)04:47
_dan_just saying04:47
kalpikhehe yeah..04:47
_dan_i run fusion-icon04:47
pwnguinyou guys built it from source, or from a repo?04:47
_dan_its superior to the gl desktop tray thingie IMHO04:47
tanathkalpik, i've done that so many times... i made a shortcut for it on my panel :P04:47
kalpikpwnguin, i used envy04:48
pwnguini donno about envy04:48
_dan_i have to admit i used envy too04:48
kalpikpwnguin, http://albertomilone.com/nvidia_scripts1.html04:48
pwnguini mean, it seems better than building from source (like i used to)04:48
pwnguini meant i dont know if i trust nv04:48
pwnguinenvy04:48
rathelI need some help with compiling a pidgin plugin, I downloaded and install pidgin-dev, but when I try and compile it doesn't see it.04:48
_dan_what ir eally dont like about gutsy is that failsafe when x doenst boot properly04:48
kalpikpwnguin, nvidia is a binary driver! how could you build it from source?04:48
_dan_thats really really annoying and messed my whole xorg.conf04:48
pwnguinkalpik: the same way ubuntu does04:49
pwnguingrab the source and binary and build it04:49
tanathi've heard envy breaks things04:49
kalpikpwnguin, you can only build the kernel modules.. the drivar is binaly only!04:49
pwnguini know04:49
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pwnguinive done this by hand04:49
kalpiktanath, never broke anything for me04:49
pwnguinim aware of whats involved04:49
kalpikpwnguin, ok.04:50
_dan_tanath well use it with caution04:50
pwnguinback when 2.6 was still a glimmer in andrew morton's eye04:50
kalpikpwnguin, envy builds the kernel module too.. just automated.. it takes care of everything04:50
_dan_i woudlnt recommend it if u dont know how to revert stuff, but it never broke anything for me04:50
tanath_dan_, what does that mean? wring my hands nervously when running it? :P04:50
_dan_tanath well kinda, and know how to reverse stuff04:50
_dan_if u dont, i wouldnt reccomend using it04:51
tanaththat would be using it wisely :P04:51
pwnguinkalpik: it seems to be a python gui tool and such in one. i get the point that not everyone knows what they need04:51
kalpiktanath, all you have to do is revert to "nv" if anything fails.. its not such a big deal anyway04:51
pwnguinkalpik: but it might make sense to publish a repo04:51
kalpikpwnguin, yeah04:51
_dan_aaah04:52
_dan_totem wnats to be my firefox plugin again04:52
_dan_i hate that totem stuff04:52
kalpikpwnguin, actually he DID have a repo earlier, but now he's switched to envy04:52
tanathkalpik, nv wouldn't help me.. i use ati :P04:52
kalpiktanath, ah! :P04:52
tanathtotem actually works pretty well. i didn't like it at first either, but it integrates well & "just works"04:53
pwnguini wish totem worked better04:53
_dan_doenst like streaming videos so much04:53
tanathand sometimes plays things others don't04:53
_dan_doesnt play quicktime04:53
pwnguinbecause the UI is the only one i really like04:53
_dan_and i dont know of any wway to make firefoy use mplayer and still have totem installed04:53
_dan_its annoying04:53
_dan_plain annoying04:53
tanathi do04:53
_dan_like windows media palyer annoyance04:53
tanathdunno how i did it though. didn't know it was a problem04:53
tanathjust kinda happened04:54
pwnguintotem doesn't turn off dpms04:54
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pwnguinwhich totally sucks04:54
kalpik_dan_, mozilla-mplayer?04:54
_dan_mplayer > totem in *any* way04:54
_dan_kalpik yes04:54
tanathnot when totem easily plays an avi properly that mplayer garbles!04:54
pwnguindan: how do i get mplayer to stream videos from smb?04:54
_dan_anyway enuff bithcing lets expore my gutsy laptop a bit more04:54
_dan_pwnguin mplay /your/smb/mount/lala.avi04:55
_dan_?04:55
pwnguini dont have it mounted04:55
_dan_mount it04:55
pwnguinugg04:55
_dan_dunno if itz can handle smb://04:55
pwnguinits a laptop, the mount not always be there04:55
_dan_but u can give it a try04:55
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pwnguinmy big beef with totem is the subtitles04:56
_dan_try watch apple.com/trailers with totem04:56
_dan_and then try to tell firefox NOT to use totem04:56
_dan_good luck with that04:56
tanathi had it using mplayer just fine04:56
tanathoh yeah04:57
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Fracture!info virtualbox04:57
tanathjust remove the plugin from firefox's plugin folder and use the mplayer one04:57
Fracture!info nvidia-glx-new04:57
ubotuPackage virtualbox does not exist in gutsy04:57
rathelI need some help with compiling a pidgin plugin, I downloaded and install pidgin-dev, but when I try and compile it doesn't see it.04:57
ubotunvidia-glx-new: NVIDIA binary XFree86 4.x/X.Org 'new' driver. In component restricted, is optional. Version 100.14.11+2.6.22.3-11.3 (gutsy), package size 4870 kB, installed size 14800 kB04:57
tanathadd a shortcut to the mplayer plugin04:57
_dan_tanath thats what i did ultimatly   its a bit a russian way tho04:57
tanathuh.. sure04:57
pwnguindAndy: whats the problem with totem and firefox?04:58
pwnguinerr04:58
dAndynothing04:58
tanathit works. it's how things are supposed to be done... just that there isn't a GUI for it yet :P04:58
pwnguin_dan_: totem plays qt for me..04:58
_dan_pwnguin not for me04:58
_dan_apple.com/trailers04:58
_dan_plays that for u?04:58
pwnguinyes04:58
pwnguintrade04:58
kalpikpwnguin, tanath does gutsy have virtualbox? The full thing?04:58
tanathi believe so04:58
kalpiktanath, i could only find the open source edition04:59
tanathvirtualbox-ose04:59
tanathyeh04:59
_dan_uh it plays on gutsy now too04:59
tanaththat's all that's in the repos04:59
_dan_not on feisty on my desktop04:59
_dan_i had another vido stream04:59
kalpiktanath, so the full thing is not there?04:59
_dan_that stayed black tho04:59
_dan_totem kinda not always plys04:59
kalpikhmm04:59
pwnguinthings tend to get better04:59
_dan_aah04:59
_dan_and it plays the qt stream faulty04:59
_dan_lotsa artifacts in it aqnd weird colors04:59
pwnguini guess you're a fan of w32codecs then05:00
_dan_dunno05:00
_dan_tell me what to do :O05:00
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tanathpwnguin, as opposed to?05:01
pwnguintanath: gstreamer?05:01
_dan_feisty virtualbox packages works in gutsy05:01
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_dan_pwnguin simple remove w32codecs?05:01
tanathgstreamer doesn't play everything05:01
_dan_u05:01
_dan_havent installed w32codecs05:01
_dan_so its not that05:02
pwnguinactually, i was having some playback problems that removing w32codecs made better05:02
pwnguinwhich i thought was strange but hey05:02
tanathmaybe that'll fix my mplayer..05:02
pwnguincant complain05:02
kalpik_dan_, i know that.. that's what im using.. was just wondering if its in the repos05:02
_dan_well05:03
_dan_mplayer works fine here05:03
_dan_totem doesnt05:03
_dan_i mean it has nice gui and all05:03
_dan_but what good is the gi if it doenst play video files 100% properly05:03
pwnguinif you really want mplayer to work in firefox05:03
tanathWFM too, except i found that for one video it played all garbled, as if skipping around at random, while totem played it fine05:03
pwnguinhave you installed the mozilla-mplayer package?05:04
_dan_sure05:04
_dan_pwnguin i can get it t work if i want05:04
_dan_not in a clean way tho05:04
pwnguindAndy: just remove totem-mozilla?05:05
pwnguingrr05:05
pwnguinirssi shouldn't match punctuation in autocomplete05:06
_dan_well whenr emoving that i have to removing ubuntu-desktop meta package05:07
_dan_and hav a lot of package sin autoremove list05:07
_dan_which is annoying too ,)05:07
_dan_weird thing05:08
_dan_restricted manager says nvidia drivers are in use but not enabled05:08
pwnguinhmm05:09
_dan_btw05:09
pwnguini just removed totem-mozilla and it didnt ask to remove ubuntu-desktop05:09
_dan_hmm05:09
_dan_well didnt try in gutsy yet i have to admit05:09
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DanaGOdd: now gnome-settings-daemon won't start.05:11
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kalpikDanaG, are you fully updated?05:12
DanaGYup, now I am.05:12
DanaG'BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device'05:12
DanaG(Details: serial 1292 error_code 171 request_code 149 minor_code 3)05:12
_dan_pwnguin ur right, rmeoving works in gutsy without meta package blablzbb05:14
_dan_setting brightness doenst work for me in gutsy .&05:14
DanaGThat's new for me, also.05:15
DanaGIt used to be handled fine by the kernel, but now it's been moved to userspace.05:15
DanaGThis means that I can't change brightness when not in Xorg, and the same issue of LCD turning off between levels also applies.05:15
DanaGWorkaround: put this in some /etc/modprobe.d file:    options video no_automatic_changes=005:16
DanaGand open a root shell (sudo -i) and do this:05:16
_dan_ubuntu laods a wrong kernel moduel for my sony vaio05:16
DanaG echo 0 > /sys/module/video/parameters/no_automatic_changes05:16
DanaGOh, then your issue may be slightly different.05:17
_dan_have reported this for 2 versions now05:17
_dan_but well  simple patch is enuff, having to recompile is a bitch tho05:17
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DanaGOh, and my font rendering has regressed a bit.05:19
DanaGI used to like the old subpixel hinting, but now small fonts are as eyestrainy as Windows Cleartype.05:19
_dan_every new release05:20
_dan_more stuff gets autostarted05:20
_dan_kinda dont like that05:20
_dan_so much stuff running i dont need05:20
DanaGThings like bluez-utils -- I don't have bluetooth.05:20
_dan_feels kinda like windows05:20
_dan_yeah same here05:20
_dan_my session has like 6+ autostart thingies05:21
_dan_evoltion crap05:21
_dan_i dont even use evoltion thingie05:21
_dan_some gui stuff for AT deamon05:21
_dan_hell who cares05:21
DanaGAnd don't forget the new desk-button-that-opens-a-window--applet.05:21
_dan_apparmor gets loaded automatically    i dont want that either05:21
_dan_uh i dont have that05:21
DanaGi.e. deskbar-applet, but that's now a misnomer.05:22
_dan_ah that i got05:22
_dan_but not using it05:22
DanaGI'm still using the old version, and I intend to stay with it.05:22
_dan_wtf is tracker05:22
_dan_i dont need a tracker05:22
_dan_user folder update05:22
_dan_WTF05:22
pwnguinits a desktop search tool05:22
_dan_dont even know what it is05:22
pwnguinlike locate05:22
_dan_i dont need/want that05:23
pwnguinit also searches emails and other such things stored05:23
_dan_whats up with those zillion folder in places menu05:23
pwnguinit seems a bit buggy though05:23
_dan_hell i dont need stuff like that05:23
_dan_pwnguin sounds annoying honestly05:23
pwnguinits annoying when it pegs a cpu05:23
DanaGI also refuse to use gnome-screensaver, because it lets the rss-glx screensavers run at something like a siezure-inducing 500FPS.05:24
_dan_i dont like a zillion programms started when i login05:24
_dan_my screen just blanks when i idle05:24
DanaG"ordinary users don't need any settings!"05:24
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_dan_dont see the need for screensavers05:24
DanaGI use blank, too.05:24
_dan_i wondr what ubuntu will start in 2 versions05:24
pwnguinit'd be kinda neat to push energy efficiency and just nuke the screensavers05:25
pwnguinit'd fix the crazy relationship between blank and screensaver time05:25
pwnguinfun trick: open power management and set blank to 15 minutes05:25
_dan_my screen blanks after 5 mins idle or so05:25
pwnguinclose it then open screensaver and set to 20 minutes05:26
DanaGYay.  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/14048505:26
ubotuLaunchpad bug 140485 in xserver-xorg-input-synaptics "gnome-settings-daemon not starting with 1:2.19.92-0ubuntu3" [Medium,In progress] 05:26
pwnguinopen power management again and notice the setting05:26
_dan_i really dont need/want app armor05:26
_dan_why does the module get loaded05:26
_dan_i dont want to spend ram for that05:27
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pwnguin_dan_: because unlike average users, people who know they dont want it know how to rid themselves of it05:27
_dan_not that it takes lots still05:27
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_dan_well i do know how to get rid of that stuff but05:27
ZoffixGreat... installed some USB packages, rebooted and now my grub says "Error 15: File not found" for all the entries in the grub menu :\05:27
_dan_i dont want to need to get rid of it05:27
pwnguinyou can always install ubuntu-minimal and add only what you want :P05:28
_dan_i want to be asked if i want to install tns of useless crap05:28
_dan_as i said earlier its getting like windows05:28
pwnguinwindows is horrible05:28
Zoffix_dan_, I agree on that05:28
_dan_i used to run debian05:28
pwnguinjust go to eight different sites, download drivres and software for all the shit i wanted05:28
_dan_thats what i call minimal05:28
nomasteryoda_dan_, isn't that what the alternat CD does?05:28
pwnguinnomasteryoda: yes05:29
_dan_i really dont like the road that ubuntu takes05:29
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ZoffixThere should be an option "Review package selection list" or something. So you could select/deselect packages.. not just plain "where to put it?" and that's all :(05:29
nomasteryoda_dan_, its to appeal to most05:29
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_dan_i switched to ubuntu for not worrieng about stuff like that05:29
nomasteryoda_dan_, of the windows converts....05:29
_dan_well05:29
_dan_its plain annoying to me05:29
nomasteryodaZoffix, true05:30
_dan_i want simple stuff    like brightness to workout of the box05:30
_dan_not app armor05:30
pwnguinheh05:30
_dan_windows converts dont know what apparmor is anyway05:30
pwnguinwell thats a clear dichtomy05:30
nomasteryodait would be simple to implement...05:30
_dan_and 99% of ubuntu users wont need it anyway05:30
_dan_coz its a desktop os05:30
nomasteryodajust a package selection from what you have on the main cd05:30
Zoffixyeah05:30
pwnguin_dan_: app armor has already highlighted how programs like skype snoop /etc/passwd05:30
_dan_well05:30
pwnguinthats totally a desktop program and totally not right05:30
_dan_ls does to05:30
_dan_its not skype snoops anything05:31
nomasteryodai mean, sure theres a script that Ubuiquity has to run, but it can't be that large05:31
_dan_some librarys touch passwd05:31
pwnguinthat said, ive no idea what apparmor is or if its even running05:31
nomasteryodaif it stores its password there then it should access the folder... no?05:31
pwnguinor at least, little idea05:32
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_dan_na it was puremongering05:32
_dan_that skype thingie05:32
_dan_anyway lets pretend i am the average windowsconvert05:32
_dan_i see apparmor loaded if  ress alt+f105:32
_dan_and then05:32
_dan_i have no idea how to conf it05:32
_dan_nuthing in preferences nothing in admin section05:33
pwnguini really shouldn't speak to apparmor. i dont appear to be running it05:33
nomasteryodalol05:33
_dan_dont get me wrong, i am not sayng apparmor is not good or anything, i simple say i dont want it loded per default on my laptop05:33
_dan_and i dont wont to hazzle to get it removed when i dont want it installed in the first place05:34
nomasteryodaso similar to fedora or suse's package selection option05:34
nomasteryodato turn off stuff or just select minimum or server05:34
_dan_i switched from suse to debian years ago coz i was annoyed by what suse installed per default05:34
nomasteryodayes05:34
_dan_and gutsy starts to annoye me too in exact that way05:35
pwnguinwhy run gnome at all?05:35
_dan_good point05:36
_dan_i like/liked gnome05:36
_dan_xfce didnt have some features i wanted05:36
pwnguinevery other person who says "gnome is too bloated" goes and runs xfce or fluxbox05:36
pwnguinof course, they also install gentoo with MAKE="-no-gtk" or something05:36
_dan_i cant disable apparmor in services section in administration05:37
_dan_i used gentoo for like 3 months05:37
_dan_emerge emerged maximum annoyance level out of me05:37
pwnguindeleted it after it finished installing? heh05:37
_dan_na i ran it for a while and set up my lan so stuff gets compiled in lan  was fun05:37
_dan_but emerge sucked05:37
_dan_apt > * IMHO05:38
pwnguinbasically, no one set of packages is going to make everyone happy05:38
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_dan_gutsy spammed my home dir with 6 folders05:38
_dan_pwnguin true05:38
bluedok, so you got me curious about apparmor.  It's a kernel module not a service, which is why you can't find it05:39
_dan_i do wnat a bit more control over it tho05:39
_dan_well i know05:39
stone-unixguys, i stil have 61 software unupgraded, but i hear that 7.10 is freezed feature, so whether it will include openoffice 2.3 and gnome 2.20??05:39
_dan_searching of a eas way to disable it without removing package05:39
pwnguinstone-unix: freezes are subject to exceptions05:39
pwnguinim pretty sure both of those were planned exceptions05:39
pwnguingnome definately05:40
pwnguinim running 2.20.0 right now05:40
_dan_i hope new nvidia driver gets included coz it fixes lotsa stuff05:40
stone-unixpwnguin: that would be great, otherwise 7.10 is not so up to date05:40
pwnguinstone-unix: the releases are timed to make gnome come out nearly concurrently05:40
stone-unixpwnguin: has 2.20 hit the official repo?05:41
pwnguinstone-unix: yes05:41
_dan_so guys, how to disable apparmor without removing the package?05:41
pwnguinstone-unix: gutsy probably started with 2.1905:41
stone-unixpwnguin: oh, maybe it hasn't been synced to our mirror in China.05:41
pwnguinwierd05:42
stone-unixmy gnome version is still 2.19.9205:42
pwnguinwell05:42
pwnguin.19 is unstable anyways05:42
blued "/etc/init.d/apparmor stop" looks like it will stop it temporarily05:42
stone-unixpwnguin: ok, i will wait patiently. thx and bye05:43
_dan_well i removed package now05:43
DanaGI've updated my bug report.  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.22/+bug/12183305:43
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" [Low,Incomplete] 05:43
_dan_luckily no meta packages depends on it05:43
DanaGGaah, how do I get back the old font rendering?05:43
_dan_DanaG there is a repo with some subpixel rendering bla05:44
_dan_i dont see any difference tho but maybe i did something wrong05:44
pwnguinpretty sure the current rendering does subpixel05:44
DanaGIt seems to have changed subtly, yet somehow noticeably.05:45
pwnguinthe only recent change for me is the titlebars05:45
DanaGI just updated this system -- it was reimaged from a 3-week-old backup.05:45
_dan_ How to improve sub-pixel font rendering for Feisty05:45
_dan_    * This will improve the appearance of fonts.05:45
_dan_i did that forom ubuntuguide05:45
DanaGThe thing is, I liked the stock, old way.05:45
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DanaGI can't stand Cleartype-style subpixel rendering, at least in Windows itself -- it's painful to read for long periods.05:46
wfarr_DanaG, set it to Best Contrast05:46
wfarr_that's the old way05:46
DanaGEven when Subpixel was set?05:46
wfarr_should, yes05:46
DanaGThat strikes me as odd.05:46
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DanaGAAck, I forgot -- I can't see changes because g-s-d is broken.05:47
_dan_in gnome fnont thingie its set to best shape for me, is that good or bad? :O05:47
pwnguinsubpixel rendering is nice, but i guess some people hate it05:48
_dan_i dont see any differece when i change it in gnome font options05:48
DanaGI don't get why the old subpixel setting supposedly was bogus, then...05:48
pwnguinbest shape looks like crap to me05:49
wfarr_DanaG, it was a fudged sub-pixel font rendering05:49
soothIs Gutsy in beta-freeze now?05:49
wfarr_the new packages feature the David Turner LCD font rendering patches05:49
DanaGI need to find gnome-control-center (1:2.19.92-0ubuntu2)05:50
wfarr_that give us nice, real sub-pixel font rendering05:50
DanaGFudged?05:50
DanaGI somehow liked it.05:50
nomasteryodacool05:50
wfarr_DanaG, you on CRT monitor?05:50
DanaGNope.05:50
wfarr_O_______________o05:50
DanaGLCD, 99.89 DPI.  Whether to set to 99 or 100.... good question.05:50
wfarr_9605:50
wfarr_mine right now is 96 with Subpixel @ Medium (RGB)05:51
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wfarr_gives best results for me05:51
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slavikI can't change the mode on my wifi card :(05:51
DanaGWhere can I find an old deb of gnome-control-center (1:2.19.92-0ubuntu2)05:51
slavikbesides switching networks, does NetworkManager bring anything else to the table?05:51
nomasteryodaalso incorporates vpn if you have that installed...05:52
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nomasteryodalets you setup encryption too...05:53
slavikshould I get rid of it?05:53
pwnguinwithout full hinting, my terminal font looks too tall =/05:53
slavikmy wifi card is for snooping around ;)05:53
nomasteryodai use cli on one of my desktops that has wireless05:53
nomasteryodainstead...05:53
nemikso any idea when compiz will work again?05:53
nomasteryodahehe05:53
nemikthis is stupid05:53
nomasteryodanemik, not working?05:53
nemiknomasteryoda: nope. last update just broke it. was perfectly fine before05:54
nemikworking for you?05:54
nomasteryodai'm sure it will get better soon05:54
nomasteryodayes05:54
nomasteryodajust loaded ....05:54
nomasteryodaall nice05:54
nomasteryodatry moving your ~/.compizconfig folder to new name05:55
nomasteryodathen killall -9 compiz.real then reload compiz05:55
nomasteryodaeven emerald works now for me05:55
wfarr_nomasteryoda, are you on nvidia with .19 driver?05:55
nomasteryodalol05:55
nomasteryodanope05:55
nomasteryodaintel05:55
nemikahh i have intel too05:55
nemikwhat does the config file look like for you in the ~/.compizconfig05:56
nomasteryodainstalled xserver-xorg-video-intel 2:2.1.1-0ubuntu3 is what was installed 09-18 for me05:56
nomasteryodajust sec05:57
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nemikand when you say start compiz, how do you mean? with `compiz.real --replace`  ?05:58
DanaGI still need an old version of gnome-control-center.05:58
nomasteryodacompiz --replace &05:58
nemikah ok05:58
DanaGThe mirrors REEEALLY should keep older versions around a bit longer.05:58
nemikBlacklisted PCIID '8086:2a02' found, wtf?05:58
nomasteryodaold.. Dana look into the package lists for feisty05:58
nomasteryodaon ubuntu site05:58
nemikFatal: GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap is missing, failed to manage screen05:59
nemik:/05:59
DShepherddoes switching between terminals and X give a blackscreen for X with the ubuntu defaults for compiz ? (on nvidia)05:59
DanaGI need the old Gutsy version, though.05:59
DanaGgnome-control-center (1:2.19.92-0ubuntu2)05:59
nomasteryodanemik, you have glx added to xorg?06:00
nomasteryodawhat intel card?06:00
nemikhmm should check06:00
nemikx310006:00
DanaGThat's the last one before the new touchpad tab, which isn't even useful, anyway.06:00
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nomasteryodai855gm here06:00
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nomasteryodabut its intel06:00
nomasteryodausing i810 driver actually06:00
ohadhi, i am having problems with the intel 4965 card dealing with wpa wifi networks - on ubuntu gutsy -- thinkpad x61s06:00
DanaGhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/14048506:01
nomasteryodathe intel version torks something with x06:01
ubotuLaunchpad bug 140485 in xserver-xorg-input-synaptics "gnome-settings-daemon not starting with 1:2.19.92-0ubuntu3" [Medium,In progress] 06:01
nemiknomasteryoda: so Option "glx" "true" in the device section?06:01
_dan_when i enable subpixel rendering my font seem to wander around a lille06:01
_dan_and are not black06:01
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_dan_but grey r red or blue06:01
nomasteryodanemik, hang on06:01
_dan_very very weirdo06:01
ohadany ideas how to resolve the fact that encryption is not working over wifi LEAP/WPA etc..06:01
defendguinall of a sudden gutsy isn't mounting any removable devices06:01
_dan_ohad wpa 2 works for me06:01
defendguinnot my usb disk or my SD card06:01
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ohad_dan_, really? same machine/card?06:02
DanaGiwl3945.06:02
ohad_dan_, do you use the wrapper or which one?06:02
_dan_sure06:02
defendguin[  166.700000]  mmcblk0: mmc0:e624 SD02G 1985024KiB06:02
defendguin[  166.700000]   mmcblk0: p1    <---  dmesg from when i put in my SD card06:02
ohad_dan_, what kernel are you running?06:02
nomasteryodaI have this under Section "Module" Load           "glx"06:02
nemikah ok06:03
_dan_normal gutsy06:03
nomasteryodaand dbe06:03
RAOFDShepherd: Yes, I believe so.06:03
DanaGheh, I typed 'alacarte' instead of 'quodlibet'.06:03
nomasteryodaand dxr306:03
DShepherdRAOF, errrr... :-( not kool06:03
nomasteryodabut have the DRI section at the end off06:03
RAOFDShepherd: The new nvidia drivers *should* fix that.06:03
RAOFDShepherd: Hopefully.06:03
DShepherdRAOF, you running it?06:03
_dan_anyone knows if the new nvidia driver will make it into gutsy?06:04
RAOFDShepherd: No.  Also, I use Xgl.06:04
RAOF_dan_: It will.06:04
nomasteryodashcweet06:04
wfarr_RAOF, we're still puzzling out mi amigo's error06:04
_dan_good the new really fix everyproblem i had on laptop06:04
DanaGIt fixes the showstopper xorg-freeze-on-compiz-exit issue.06:04
ohad_dan_, with which kernel? what version and what kind of driver for your intel card?06:04
wfarr_it stems from check_texture_size()06:04
DanaGOh, and the 100-series adds hotkey display switching, too.06:04
DShepherdRAOF, i read that some people still had the black bug on compiz fusion forums06:04
RAOFDanaG: And the new driver fixes it :)06:04
DShepherdRAOF,nvidia and XGL?06:05
_dan_ohad i have a centrino laptop and i am using 2.6.22 kernel, the one that comes with gutsy and it worked out of the ox06:05
RAOFDShepherd: Yup.06:05
DShepherdRAOF, may i ask why?06:05
RAOFDShepherd:06:05
ohad_dan_, hmm..06:05
_dan_DShepherd i have none anymore06:05
DanaGOh, by 'fixes it', do you mean it changes resolution on HKDS?06:05
nomasteryodaout of the ox.. sounds painful06:05
RAOFDShepherd: Because nvidia have too many bugs.  Also, it's faster.06:05
nomasteryoda=D06:05
DShepherdRAOF, it is?06:05
nomasteryodaok, /me sleeps06:05
DShepherd_dan_, no black window bug thingy?06:05
ohad_dan_, which version of gutsy did you download and install?06:05
RAOFDShepherd: It is for me.06:05
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_dan_DShepherd not with new nvidia no06:06
DShepherdRAOF, what nvidia card are you running?06:06
_dan_ohad none i dist-upgraded 2 hours ago06:06
DShepherd_dan_, oh.. what version of the nvidia driver?06:06
RAOFDShepherd: 512mb, 7600Go06:06
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_dan_DShepherd latest 100.something.19 i think06:07
wfarr_RAOF, I think it's a driver issue06:07
DShepherdRAOF, i have the 256 vesion06:07
_dan_i have a lameass 6something go06:07
DanaGOnly 128.  Well, at least the screen is also only 1440x900, so 128 is enough.06:07
RAOFwfarr_: Quite possibly.06:07
_dan_and like 30 windows open and no BWB06:07
wfarr_RAOF, the issue seems to be ubiquitous06:07
wfarr_that everyone who can't get compiz to start with nvidia on regular X06:07
RAOFwfarr_: It might also be a problem with our actual check.06:07
wfarr_is getting "GL_MAX_3D_TEXTURE_SIZE = 512" in glxinfo06:07
defendguinsudo mount -t vfat /dev/mmcblk0p1 /home/justin/Desktop/foo/    apparently i can mount the drive if i do this but it should be automounting06:07
DanaGI have Compiz starting fine.06:08
DShepherdRAOF, hmm.. maybe i should try XGL sometime. Is there anything you lose though? any drawbacks?06:08
wfarr_DanaG, with .19 driver?06:08
DanaGYeah.06:08
wfarr_what model?06:08
DShepherd_dan_, and no black window bug you say? running compiz now?06:08
_dan_yes06:08
RAOFDShepherd: Drawbacks are basically "Wine hates Xgl".06:08
DanaGGeForce Go 7600, 128MB.06:09
_dan_DShepherd basically, all is fine now with new driver06:09
wfarr_GeForce 6600 LE06:09
DShepherd_dan_, can you try switching to terminal and back?06:09
crdlbwfarr_, eh? that's the wrong variable06:09
DanaGFunniest video card I've seen:06:09
crdlbit's GL_MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE that matters06:09
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wfarr_crdlb, that's what the wrapper is checking for06:09
DanaGRadeon 7500LE, with 128MB of SDRAM (not DDR!)06:09
crdlbthen the wrapper is wrong06:09
DShepherdRAOF, oh.. i dont use wine much though06:09
_dan_DShepherd u mean to console?06:09
RAOFDShepherd: Then you're fine :)06:09
DShepherd_dan_, console.. yeah06:10
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pwnguinok06:10
Zirodayhmm, im having a issue with booting with my linksys wireless card plugged in. it causes a kernel panic. what do i need to put in the bug report06:10
pwnguinso how do i mount sd cards?06:10
_dan_DShepherd works06:10
wfarr_crdlb, thanks for that tidbit06:10
wfarr_I'm going to follow this up some06:10
DShepherd_dan_, sweet!06:10
wfarr_it may be a flaw in the wrapper06:10
crdlbwfarr_, it certainly is06:10
crdlbfor example I get 256 here06:10
wfarr_I'll post the fix on UF then06:10
DShepherdRAOF, i might give it ago. how about setup. easy right?06:11
crdlbI'll let kristian know tomorrow06:11
defendguinanyone know how to stop that file system check when ubuntu  boots?   i'll take my chances06:11
RAOFDShepherd: "sudo aptitude install xserver-xgl"06:11
DShepherdRAOF, of course..06:11
DanaGI got tired of fsck.vfat randomly truncating files to 0 bytes.06:11
Zirodaygrr06:11
DShepherdRAOF, and nvidia is smart enough to just use xgl if its installed right?06:11
RAOFDShepherd: No, but I've added auto-run-on-install stuff to the package.06:12
RAOFDShepherd: Oh, be aware that if you've manually installed the nvidia driver at some point, you'll likely need to run "sudo aptitude reinstall ~nmesa" then "sudo aptitude reinstall nvidia-glx-new".06:12
RAOFcrdlb can tell you why.  I'm off to lunch :)06:13
DShepherdRAOF, ok thanks. and i didnt.. stil on fawn06:13
_dan_uuh06:13
_dan_the generic kernel works now on my laptop06:13
_dan_nice one06:13
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DShepherdnow only if compiz would remember my windows on workspace setup when switching from metacity to compiz ... that would be useful. vice-versa would be great06:14
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blueddefendguin: tune2fs -i 0 -c 006:16
defendguinnope check your syntax06:17
bluedthat won't stop checks on an improperly unmounted filesystem06:17
bluedthen "man tune2fs"06:17
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slavikthis is bs, not a single wifi network in use :(06:17
Zirodaywhat do i need to include in a bug report about a linksys wireless card causing kernel panics on boot ups?06:18
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bluedif it works in ubuntu, touching "/etc/fastboot" before shutdown will prevent fsck from checking drives too06:18
ohad_dan_, after pinging yahoo 507 times i lost my wifi connection -- (wpa2) -- this were my errors - http://pastebin.com/m7812fc9906:19
defendguinheh06:19
defendguinblued: i also have an issue where my removable devices are no longer getting automounted06:20
ohadi can connect to wifi on an open network without a problem. the problem occurs when i try to connect to an encrypted wifi06:20
defendguini put in my sd card and i can mount it manually but nothing happens like it should06:20
defendguini check my settings in the removable devices menu option and everything is set properly06:21
_dan_ohad no idea sry06:21
ohad_dan_, ok. thanks06:21
ohadanyone else? problem with encryption on x61s thinkpad - using builtin intel wificard 4965 - connecting to open wifi connection without a problem. can't connect to encrypted connections - get disconnected after x amount of packets  see -> http://pastebin.com/m7812fc9906:22
bluedhmm.. I just stuck a usb stick in to try it and it automounted ok here.  whats the last few lines of "dmesg" say when you put a sd card in?06:22
defendguinmmcblk0: mmc0:e624 SD02G 1985024KiB06:23
defendguin[ 1586.768000]   mmcblk0: p106:23
defendguin[  605.912000]  FAT: invalid media value (0x00)06:24
defendguin[  605.912000]  VFS: Can't find a valid FAT filesystem on dev mmcblk0.06:24
defendguinmaybe i just need to fdisk it and stop messing with gparted06:25
bluedmaybe.. did you change the OS on the drive from FAT to ext3 or anything?  I think automounter expects sd cards to be fat06:26
defendguinit says its fat 1606:26
nemiknomasteryoda: so i got it working; my card was blacklisted06:27
defendguinha ha i plugged it in for the 6th time and now it mounts06:27
nemik"we can't get out shit together with xv, let's disable intel, lol". retarded06:27
_dan_lets see if suspend works06:28
_dan_:O06:28
ohadanyone? wifi on x61s?06:28
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_dan_ad hibernate06:28
blued   Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System06:28
blued/dev/sdc1               1         965      246989+   6  FAT1606:28
bluedthats what mine says06:28
defendguin        Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System06:29
defendguin/dev/mmcblk0p1               1         247     1983996    6  FAT1606:29
hydrogenmm06:29
hydrogenthats not completely indicitive06:30
_dan_niec06:30
_dan_hibernate works06:30
hydrogenthat just shows that the partition type is fat1606:30
_dan_didnt on feisty06:30
hydrogennot that it has a fat16 partition on it06:30
_dan_and suspend to06:30
_dan_very nice06:30
defendguinand my usb works now06:30
defendguini guess things magically went back to normal06:31
blued/dev/sdb1 on /media/disk type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,shortname=mixed,uid=1000,utf8,umask=077)06:31
bluedthats with it mounted.  (It changed from sdc to sdb)06:32
bluedshrug.. it's working as far as I can tell.  I'd try another sd card if you've got one :)06:32
defendguinit is working now06:37
defendguinthe odd thing was that both SD and usb flash stopped working at the same time06:37
defendguini rebooted plugged and un plugged then all of a sudden on the 6th try it works06:38
linuxemacs:p06:44
pwnguinhow do you even know which device is the sd reader?06:44
defendguinpwnguin: i have a wheel that i spin to determine such things06:44
DanaGIs there an easy way to get build-deps, make a package, and then remove build-deps?06:45
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_dan_just upgraded06:45
_dan_and networkmanager is not there anymore06:46
_dan_:O06:46
ohsoferretySo, what's wrong with tonight's update?06:46
pwnguinDanaG: yes, its called pbuilder06:46
DanaGCool, installing it now.06:47
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pwnguinDanaG: be warned, it makes a chroot of the base ubuntu install06:48
DanaGI think I have the disk space, as long as it's easy.06:49
pwnguinpretty simple06:49
DanaGer, /dev/sda3              28G   23G  3.2G  88% /06:49
DanaGsize used available use%.06:49
DanaGI'd rather install build-deps locally, but I can't find a nice automatic way to do it.06:50
pwnguinah06:51
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pwnguinapt-get build-dep <pkg>06:51
pwnguinits not as fun removing them06:51
RAOFYou can use "sudo pbuilder-satisfydepends-gdebi", as well.06:51
DanaGToo bad aptitude can't do build-deps.06:51
pwnguindont use aptitude06:51
pwnguinjust apt-get06:52
DanaGI usually prefer aptitude, but it's not suited for this task.06:52
pwnguinit's not like build-dep is an advanced task06:52
DanaGOh, only 49 megs?  Fine, I can just leave them around.06:52
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pwnguinbuild-deps are usually pretty small, mostly headers for the libraries etc06:54
pwnguinseriously though, how the heck to i mount SD cards?06:54
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DanaGtest "`id -u`" = 006:56
DanaGmake: *** [testroot]  Error 106:56
DanaGoh, sudo.06:56
RAOFDanaG: Better, -rfakeroot.06:57
DanaGOops, too late now, but I can just chmod stuff later.06:57
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aroonihey folks06:58
aroonilike the updates06:58
aroonifont is smaller now06:58
aroonianyhting else new?06:59
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DanaGI always read changelogs to see.07:00
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rathelmplayer won't go fullscreen, when I do go fullscreen it's just a little box in the center of my screen, how do I fix this?07:00
fignewrathel, when you run mplayer07:01
fignewfrom the command line, run mplayer -vo xv07:01
rathelNo Xvideo support in my card..07:01
DanaGYay, my settings are back.07:01
arooniDanaG, anyting else good?07:02
nemikhow to make gtk-window-decorator default and disable emerald?07:02
DanaGActually, I was recompiling something to un-break gnome-settings-daemon.07:02
ohadno one :(?07:02
aroonithe compiz settings manager is gone07:03
aroonias are floppy windows and such07:03
aroonihow do i get these back?07:03
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DanaGccsm has been renamed in the preferences menu, for one thing.07:03
arooniah ha07:04
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arooniDanaG, settings are setup to provide desktop efects; but i dont see any07:04
bluedrathel: try mplayer -vo x1107:05
rathelblued, Nope.07:06
nephishjust upgraded from fiesty, after some fun with apt, i now have in preferences menu: desktop effects, advanced desktop effects, gl desktop, and emerald-theme-manager.  All (especially) the first three modify the same things in different ways, are they in conflict with each other ? some of me compiz stuff is a little screwy07:06
bluedrathel: -vo gl2?07:06
rathelblued, that one worked.07:07
bluedok, set that in .mplayer/config07:07
bluedvo_driver = "gl2"07:07
rathelblued, okay, thanks.07:07
aroonifolks; how do i get the desktop manager07:08
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spasticteapotAnyone here know how to fix the Thinkpad brightness adjustment glitch?07:10
spasticteapotI know there's a workaround. I just don't know what it is.07:10
spasticteapotAlso....huzzah for developers!07:10
DanaGWhat brightness glitch?07:11
DanaGI'm having this issue here, though not on a thinkpad:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.22/+bug/12183307:11
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" [Low,Incomplete] 07:11
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aroonii love  how fast this OS is u pdated07:16
aroonii wish windows was updated as quickily07:16
spasticteapotI can't change the backlight brightness.07:18
spasticteapotIt's stuck on "AUGH! MY EYES! TOO BRIGHT!"07:18
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Lynourespasticteapot: sunglasses :)07:20
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spasticteapotOy.07:21
spasticteapotYou're as bad as Microsoft.07:22
bullgard4What is the name of the Gutsy feature to set up the X server graphically?07:22
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DanaG!info display-config-gtk07:26
ubotuPackage display-config-gtk does not exist in gutsy07:26
DanaG!info displayconfig-gtk07:26
ubotudisplayconfig-gtk: Simple tool to change xserver settings. In component main, is optional. Version 0.2+20070905 (gutsy), package size 42 kB, installed size 380 kB07:26
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musikgoathello, i'm having an issue with viewing the terminal.  in tilda, gnome-terminal and even when viewing terminal from the update manager, I see a very small box that seems to move as typing is done, but cant see anything else.  This just started happening recently.   Anyone contribute this to gutsy?07:40
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musikgoatthe terminal is responding to my commands, but I just cant view anything07:41
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TakagamiAnyone have any ideas? Gnome-ppp will dial out, connect, and get an IP but just hangs at "Authenticating" until I cancel... I've look all over...07:55
TakagamiI have checked /etc/ppp/chap-secrets and /etc/ppp/peers/dsl-providers and other related configs and can see nothing wrong...07:56
Takagamiubuntu/gusty/2.6.22-10-generic using Linuxant drivers on a Conexant HSF07:57
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bullgard4When upgrading from Ubuntu 7.04 to 7.10 I do not want to use on Gnome Main menu System > Preferences > Desktop effects. I do not want to activate them either. Metacity i enough for me. How can I prevent any downloading of Compiz and Beryl?08:11
nemikdoes EXA with intel drivers work for anyone? or xv under compiz at all?08:11
RAOFbullgard4: You can't.08:11
RAOFbullgard4: You can, however, disable compiz by simply selecting no effects.08:12
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mildsaucecheers to gusty evtouch is what I'm looking forward to.08:37
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darrendhi.  in the process of reconfiguring some panels, I lost the network manager thing (that shows wireless access points in the vicinity and signal strengths) and can't see how to get it back.. anyone help?10:21
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Poet_with_a_GunHa I tried the Gutsy Gibon live, it looks cool.10:22
Poet_with_a_GunThey should dress up the art each go round though. It took me a bit to finger out what was diff.10:23
Poet_with_a_GunThe damn restricted modules thinger kept crashing out on me. I think that was a plot for me to use open source drivers though, I know a conspiracy when I see it.10:25
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sander_!info ogre3d10:34
ubotuPackage ogre3d does not exist in gutsy10:34
sander_bah!10:34
nanonyme!info wifi-radar10:34
ubotuwifi-radar: graphical utility for managing Wi-Fi profiles. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.9.7-0ubuntu4 (gutsy), package size 38 kB, installed size 232 kB10:35
nanonymeone of the definitely coolest packages i've seen10:35
sander_nanonyme: knetworkmanager does the same right?10:37
Poet_with_a_GunIs there anyway to get some of those "new features" in fiesty before the release?10:37
nanonymesounds like a kde-only application10:37
nanonymeso i don't know10:37
nanonymei'm for window manager library independent management software10:37
slanning!info libogre-dev10:38
ubotulibogre-dev: Object-oriented Graphics Rendering Engine (development files). In component universe, is optional. Version 1.4.3-1build1 (gutsy), package size 682 kB, installed size 3344 kB10:38
sander_nanonyme: sure.. but you have to use something right? ;)10:38
slanningsander_: I'm also interested in ogre  :)10:38
nanonymesander_, well, what if you want to use fluxbox?10:38
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sander_nanonyme: well there you've got a point...10:39
virtuelvanyone here have a Lenovo X61?10:39
sander_but hell who wants that?! ;)10:39
nanonymeit's a very common window manager here10:39
nanonymevery light and efficient10:39
sander_I prefer things tight together10:39
sander_KIO slaves and such10:39
nanonymeheh10:39
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sander_drag'n drop10:39
nanonymethat is, windows-like software ;)10:40
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slanningit's something Windows is superior at over linux, in my opinion - it's powerful to be able to script a web browser from a shell script, for example10:41
sander_nanonyme: perhaps.. it just works10:41
sander_slanning: sorry what do you mean?10:41
sander_that you can do stuff in linux you can't do in windows?10:42
slanningthe window-like thing - like COM, where applications intercommunicate based on an interface10:42
nanonymesander_, yeah, average user likely wants the "it just works" stuff. i suppose linux is fine as it is, it gives something for everyone10:42
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sander_Well I'm not average joe but I want stuff to "just work" as well...10:43
nanonymewell, stuff works for me when i run a text-mode console too10:44
sander_and I want a desktop that works easy.. and when I want to record a video of some application I've written I want to do that with a gui ;)10:44
sander_nanonyme: sure stuff works then as well..10:44
sander_only sometimes it's just easier to do stuff by clicking then to learn how to use image magick again to record that video10:45
sander_...for instance10:45
nanonymeas said, something for everyone. not everyone needs a point-and-click interface. some might just want a wrapper for X that they can use so they mostly use text-mode applications and run X applications if they see it necessary10:45
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virtuelvI want my acceleration back, but I don't know how to repeat the steps Ubuntu actually does during installation to get the right modules back10:47
virtuelv(and don't tell me dpkg-reconfigure, because I already did that)10:47
nanonymevirtuelv, which display adapter?10:48
nanonymethat is, intel, ati or nvidia?10:48
virtuelvnanonyme: intel10:48
virtuelvit's on a Lenovo X61s, which makes the adapter an x3100/gm965 (or so)10:49
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nanonymehmm, i don't personally have one so i don't know how to set it up but i recall hearing 3d support was broken on at least some drivers. dunno10:49
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virtuelv3d did work fine10:49
nanonymethere's probably wiki's on how to set it up10:49
virtuelvnanonyme: I've googled just about anything related10:50
virtuelvthat guide is sorely needed, or a utility to generate said file exactly the same way Ubuntu would do on installation10:50
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nanonymehttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=551131 does that xorg.conf help? it's not for the exact card but there might be some stuff that applies10:52
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virtuelvnanonyme: no, the modules section there breaks10:53
kling0nvirtuelv: open /etc/X11/xorg.conf and check that you're loading "dri" and "glx" under modules10:53
virtuelvkling0n: only two modules needed?10:53
virtuelv@caprica:/var/log$ grep "(EE)" Xorg.9.log10:54
virtuelv        (WW) warning, (EE) error, (NI) not implemented, (??) unknown.10:54
virtuelv(EE) intel(0): [dri]  DRIScreenInit failed. Disabling DRI.10:54
virtuelv(EE) AIGLX: Screen 0 is not DRI capable10:54
virtuelvand I have DRI options 066610:54
nanonymeheh10:54
kling0npastebin the whole thing pls10:54
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virtuelvhttp://pastebin.org/288910:56
virtuelvit was for pretty much that exact xorg.conf10:56
virtuelvor rather, the result of a dpkg-reconfigure -p --high and adding the modules as specified in nanonyme a few lines back10:56
nanonymei have modules specified in myself?10:57
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kling0ndoes that xserver start?10:57
kling0nor does it crash?10:57
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virtuelvkling0n: crash10:58
virtuelvfalling back to the less than helpful failsafe graphics mode10:58
kling0nok10:58
kling0ntry this: "sudo Xorg -configure"10:58
kling0nform cli10:58
kling0nfrom even10:58
virtuelvthat's the manual configuration tool?10:59
kling0n'that should at least  give you a functional config10:59
kling0nXorg's autoconfiguration10:59
virtuelvI have a functional one, just not with acceleration10:59
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kling0nwhich display driver ?10:59
virtuelvintel11:00
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kling0nthat's how it appears in the device section ?11:01
virtuelvMobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller11:02
petalI've been trying to get hibernation working for a day now. Then I read sth at launchpad about a change from SLAB to SLUB in Gutsy and that it affects the fglrx-ATI driver. Is that true? Won't ATI-card owners be able to hibernate when using FGLRX?11:03
kling0nvirtuelv: I put an example modules section at http://pastebin.org/289111:05
virtuelvkling0n: ty11:06
virtuelvsudo dpkg -P --force-depends xserver-xorg ; sudo apt-get install -f gave me a somewhat functional one11:07
GlasstuXhi leute11:09
kling0ntry glxinfo to see it it worked11:09
GlasstuXoh sry english channel11:09
GlasstuXhave a question11:09
GlasstuXrythmbox has many import errors11:09
GlasstuXit could not have something to do with the codecs.... i have mp3 support installed and other mp3's work right11:10
GlasstuXa bug in rythmbox?11:10
mr-russGlasstuX: what sort of import errors?11:11
GlasstuXhttp://img75.imageshack.us/my.php?image=bildschirmfotonw4.png11:11
kling0nGlasstuX: have you checked permissions on that file ?11:12
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linuxemacsGlasstuX: the latest version of rythmbox couldn't automatically load iPod plugin.11:13
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linuxemacsGlasstuX: The error message alarm me: import ipod plugin error :(11:14
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pwuertzhi... the new version of hotkey-setup (0.1-17ubuntu19) seems to be broken... I cant install it because the post-installation script returned an error11:15
pwuertzanyone got that too?11:15
GlasstuXlinuxemacs: but i do not have an ipod! and the permissions of the files and folder should be right11:16
GlasstuXi have checked that11:16
hjmillsGlasstuX, make sure you do have all the codecs - there seem to be several mp3 codecs as I always get that problem. There is the fluendo plugin and the plugins in the ugly set for gstreamer11:16
hjmillsGlasstuX, if you don't have an ipod try disabling the ipod plugin11:17
linuxemacsGlasstuX: nod, i don't have an ipod too. but it's automatically installed since i update software source.11:17
petalWhat's that change from SLAB to SLUB? What is one or the other?11:17
hjmillspwuertz, It installed fine on mine by the looks of things11:17
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hjmillspetal, they are just slowly changing it to SLUG and hoping nobody notices...11:17
GlasstuXhjmills linuxemacs i will try that11:17
linuxemacsGlasstuX: and when i launch it, it alarm an load plugin error. ;(11:17
linuxemacsGlasstuX: is it a audio player?11:18
linuxemacsGlasstuX: i haven't used hjmills...11:18
GlasstuXrythmbox? yes it is an audio player11:18
pwuertzhjmills: hm... there are several reports about this... but no conclusions11:18
linuxemacsGlasstuX: no, i said hjmills11:18
pwuertzlike this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hotkey-setup/+bug/14096711:18
ubotuLaunchpad bug 140967 in hotkey-setup "package hotkey-setup 0.1-17ubuntu19 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] 11:18
linuxemacsGlasstuX: which verion of linux kernel are you using?11:19
hjmillslinuxemacs, hi, I dont think i am an audio player11:19
GlasstuXlinuxemacs: 2.6.22-11-generic11:19
GlasstuXhjmills: lol sorry! :D11:20
hjmillsGlasstuX, lol11:20
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linuxemacsGlasstuX: gusty?11:20
linuxemacsGlasstuX: i have update my rythmbox from gusty, but i running 7.04 now~~~:P11:21
linuxemacsGlasstuX: when i update the new pakcage, it occur the error of load iPod plugin. :(11:21
hjmillslinuxemacs, stick to packages for the distro you are using - it will help you retain your sanity11:22
linuxemacshjmills: hmm~~~thx for your advice11:23
GlasstuXipod plugin is running fine ithink11:24
GlasstuXi get no errors11:24
GlasstuXi just get import errors11:24
GlasstuXand yes iam running gutsy11:25
hjmillsGlasstuX, have you installed w32codecs (or w64codecs for 64bit)11:25
GlasstuXhjmills: yes i have11:25
linuxemacsGlasstuX: haha~~~i have the same problem :(, it's display every time.11:25
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GlasstuXso... i have now installed nearly all codecs i could find11:26
GlasstuXnow let me test it11:26
linuxemacsGlasstuX: haha~~~tell me the result:) thx~11:26
GlasstuXresult..... : still the same crap11:27
hjmillsGlasstuX, hmm, try uninstalling the gstreamer-fluendo-mp3 package and install the gstreamer-plugins-ugly and gstreamer-plugins-ugly-multiverse if you dont have them11:27
linuxemacsGlasstuX: hmm~~~haha~~~11:27
GlasstuXhjmills: everything installed11:27
GlasstuXother mp3's are running fine!11:28
linuxemacshjmills: those package can solve the plugin loading error?11:28
GlasstuXjust a few albums connot be imported11:28
GlasstuXa friend of mine has the same problem11:28
linuxemacswhich formato fo your audio tag? utf-8? or anothers?11:28
GlasstuXi think it is time for a bugreport11:28
hjmillslinuxemacs, those have the best (use wise, not license wise) mp3 plugin for gstreamer and the fluendo one is a free mp3 plugin which wont work with some mp3s11:29
linuxemacshjmills: thx, let me try:)11:29
hjmillsGlasstuX, just check those packages first to make sure rhythmbox isnt loading fluendo which cant cope with a few odd mp3s11:29
GlasstuXlinuxemacs: how to find that out?11:29
GlasstuXhjmills: same problem without fluendo11:30
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hjmillsGlasstuX, ok, and with the plugins-ugly and plugins-ugly-multiverse packages?11:31
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Fracture_!info nvidia-glx-new11:31
ubotunvidia-glx-new: NVIDIA binary XFree86 4.x/X.Org 'new' driver. In component restricted, is optional. Version 100.14.11+2.6.22.3-11.3 (gutsy), package size 4870 kB, installed size 14800 kB11:31
Fracture_any idea when 100.14.19 is coming ?11:31
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kling0nFracture: you could just fetch it yourself11:36
Fracturekling0n: I don't know the correct installation technique so that I don't break my system11:37
kling0nFracture: ok11:38
kling0nFracture: i'd not touvh it if I was you, then :)11:38
kling0ntouch even11:38
Fracturenot that I am worried about breaking my system.. I have 5 ubuntu installs in separate lvm partitions.  I would just prefer to know how to to it 'properly' whatever that is, before doing it at all.  can you provide any pointers on this ? i.e. how does the packager prepare the debs that are in the repo ?11:39
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leperkhanzI'm still having the .dmrc issue, and no direct rendering.11:44
leperkhanzWhat can I do?11:44
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Fractureugh.. just rebooted after an update, and compiz now can't be enabled11:51
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szfatho Fracture isn't here now, his prob appears to be reported in launchpad as Bug #14116412:04
ubotuLaunchpad bug 141164 in desktop-effects "Desktop effects could not be enabled since latest updates" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14116412:04
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szf...appears to include my install too12:05
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szflaunchpad bug 141130 lists wrapper script mod12:07
ubotuLaunchpad bug 141130 in compiz "compiz stop working after 17-Sept-2007 updates" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14113012:07
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leperkhanzJesus, ANOTHER 160 mb of updates?  What are you guys shooting up coffee or what?12:37
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yellow_chickenwhere can browse the / root file structure of gutsy?12:43
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slanningyellow_chicken: what does that mean, "browse the root file structure" ?  I assume you don't mean with `ls` :)12:54
yellow_chickenslanning: no, like go to a website, and it has the tree structure of gusty. so i just click away12:55
yellow_chickenslanning: if you can type "tree" at /etc and paste on pastebin, much appreciations from me =)12:56
slanningI would gladly but the two machines I'm using atm are feisty fawn, my other laptop does gutsy12:58
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yellow_chickenok12:58
IntuitiveNipplemorning :)12:58
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amaiahi12:59
amaiai'm trying to burn the daily build of the gutsy release12:59
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amaiabut I am not able to burn it to a 700MB RW disc12:59
amaiai'm using k3b01:00
amaiahow can i overcome this?01:00
IntuitiveNippleIt's oversize... you need larger disks or use a DVD01:00
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amaialike 800MB discs?01:00
amaiathe final release will be like this too?01:01
amaiawhat is the latest iso for gutsy that I can download and burn to a 700MB disc?01:02
amaiatribe 5?01:02
IntuitiveNippleI think so, yes01:03
amaiaok ;) txs a lot01:03
IntuitiveNippleThe daily-builds aren't designed to fit the space but to test all the latest packages for a fresh install. Work is going on to reduce the size :)01:04
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nomasteryodaoooohhh nice new fonts updating now...01:04
nomasteryodagoodie01:04
nomasteryodaand amazing to see we are going right into OO.org 2.3.0~rc1-1ubuntu101:05
amaiai am still seeing some black window bugs on a nvidia laptop... is this normal?01:06
amaiabut it's working ok on a nvidia desktop with a higher resolution01:07
amaiait's strange01:07
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sander_nomasteryoda: new fonts?01:07
sander_haven't noticed anything :)01:08
nomasteryodawas an update this morning ... updated font packages01:08
nomasteryodai'm sure they are just tweaks01:08
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Vegarare package versions frozen when gutsy goes stable?01:30
Vegarie. no new versions until the next stable release01:30
contrast83Pretty much, except for security patches, I think.01:30
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Vegarright01:30
contrast83And obviously you'll still get updates from Backports if it's enabled.01:31
Vegarand a new release every six months?01:31
Vegarish01:31
denndaHey, which version of GNOME is used in Gutsy?01:31
contrast83Right01:31
avatar_dennda: 2.2001:31
denndaavatar_: thanks01:32
TechnoFroodI just installed gnome 2.20, but can't find out how to turn on the Screensaver leave a message thing01:33
Vegarhow can I choose which /sys thing the brightness adjustment keys should use?01:34
VegarI have three directiories in /sys/class/backlight/01:36
Vegardirectories*01:36
Vegaronly one of those control the backlight01:36
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Mattiasim having some problems with the sound atm, glitch in it, sounds like static electricity on high base, i've tried 2 sounds cards, audigy and the hda intel soundcard on my asus p5k deluxe mobo, both exact same problem01:44
Mattiasanyone experienced this ?01:44
Vegardo you have a mic?01:45
Mattiasyeah, its turned off, i got a fatality headset01:46
Vegarare you sure it's turned off?01:46
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Vegarcould it be the headset that's broken? have you tried it on another computer or tried another headset?01:46
Mattiasyes01:46
Mattiasalsamixer turned off, mic on off is at off01:47
Mattiasi use it in windows too01:47
Mattiasno problems on windows01:47
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Vegarok, that's strange01:47
Mattiasyeah i think so too01:47
leperkhanzOK, so I fixed my .dmrc issue, but I still don't have direct rendering.01:47
leperkhanzany ideas?01:47
Mattiasim gonna try other sound engines, maybe its a sound engine problem01:48
leperkhanzHey, I might be having a similar problem to the one you're having.01:49
leperkhanzI'm just trying to track down one thing at a time.01:49
MattiasVegar: only tried in rythmbox so far, maybe thats the problem01:49
leperkhanzdirect rendering being the first issue.01:49
VegarMattias: try disabling ESD01:49
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IntuitiveNippleleperkhanz: what are the specifics of the issue?01:50
leperkhanzglxinfo : Direct Rendering No.01:50
VegarMattias: system -> preferences -> sound -> sounds tab -> uncheck Enable software sound mixing01:50
leperkhanzI'm going to remove nvidia, and re install nvidia. :)01:50
leperkhanzbrb.01:50
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Mattiasstill same problem with it disabled >,<01:52
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MattiasVegar: works in xmms, Rythmbox seems to be the problem01:54
Vegarcool01:55
Vegarnothing serious then01:55
Mattiasfinally pure sound without glitches :P01:55
VegarMattias: I have the same problem01:58
IntuitiveNippleIs there an existing bug-report about that?01:59
VegarMattias: you should file a bug report on rhythmbox01:59
Mattiasooh01:59
IntuitiveNippleI've had some strange issues with Rhythmbox that I couldn't reproduce with xmms, too01:59
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IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: any better?01:59
leperkhan1nope.01:59
leperkhan1a restart still provides no direct rendering.02:00
IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: DRI enabled in xorg.conf? what does Xorg.0.log show?02:00
leperkhan1i disabled nvidia in the restricted drivers, then rebooted, then enabled, and rebooted.  Still no direct rendering.02:00
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leperkhan1good question.  Where is that?02:00
IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: /etc/X11/xorg.conf and /var/log/Xorg.0.log (easier to use System Log viewer for that)02:01
leperkhan1hmm... FOUR xorg.conf files listed... maybe in there is the problem?02:01
leperkhan1where is log viewer?02:02
IntuitiveNippleSystem > Administration02:02
IntuitiveNipple"System Log"02:02
leperkhan1huh, afaik xorg.conf is ok.02:03
leperkhan1Should I pastebin it?02:04
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leperkhan1I don't even know what I'm looking for. lol02:04
Mattiashttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rhythmbox/+bug/11699002:05
ubotuLaunchpad bug 116990 in rhythmbox "Rhythmbox sound problems (clicking/snapping/crackling) when not using crossfading backend" [High,Triaged] 02:05
Mattiasseems someone reported it02:05
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IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: yes, pastebin it02:06
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leperkhan1ok...02:07
leperkhan1gonna pastebin 'em both.02:07
leperkhan1just a sec.02:07
leperkhan1http://pastebin.com/m7c53b6ae02:08
leperkhan1http://pastebin.com/m1f1435ce02:09
leperkhan1xorg.conf, then the xorg.log02:09
leperkhan1Man, I am a tech genius with my lingo and stuff!02:10
IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: Is compiz enabled (desktop effects) ?02:10
leperkhan1not currently.02:11
leperkhan1I can turn it on (alt+F2) compiz --replace &02:11
leperkhan1and it works well, too, and I get slightly higher FPS in urban terror.02:11
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leperkhan1which is weird as hell to say the least.02:11
IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: http://pastebin.com/d6f5bee5b02:12
leperkhan1So add that to my xorg.conf?02:12
leperkhan1and restart x?02:12
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leperkhan1waiting for confirm before I hit save... :)02:14
leperkhan1IntuitiveNipple: You there?02:14
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IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: hang on, reading your log file02:15
leperkhan1ah, OK. np.  Thanks!02:15
IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: I *think* the issue is the nvidia driver you're using02:15
leperkhan1could be!  How should I switch/fix it?  Stupid Nvidia with no released specs!! GRRR02:16
IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: It looks as if you're using 'nvidia-glx' when I'd have expected 'nvidia-glx-new' but it depends on the nvidia chipset. You've got "NVIDIA GPU GeForce 6600 GT at PCI:5:0:0" which I had *thought* would use 'nvidia-glx-new' but I'm not sure now02:17
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leperkhan1huh.02:18
leperkhan1I'm not sure either!02:18
leperkhan1I don't know jack $4i+!!!!02:18
IntuitiveNippleTry using the new Gnome video configurator02:18
leperkhan1Hmmm.. OK.02:18
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IntuitiveNippleSystem > Administration > Screens and Graphics02:18
leperkhan1umm..02:19
leperkhan1hmmm..02:19
IntuitiveNipplecheck which driver it is using on the Graphics card tab02:19
leperkhan1I'm using nv Nvidia 6 series.02:20
IntuitiveNipplehmmm, well, it should know best :)02:20
IntuitiveNippleI've got a 7600 here, and it's using geforce 7 series, but that doesn't tell us which underlying driver package it is02:21
leperkhan1I can try nvidia instead of nv.02:21
leperkhan1yeah.02:21
sander_nvidia is binary (official) driver... nv is opensource 2d driver02:21
IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: what does restricted drivers manager report?02:21
leperkhan1oh.... well maybe that's the problem?02:21
leperkhan1it says in use?02:21
leperkhan1gonna try the other one...02:22
leperkhan1:)02:22
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IntuitiveNippleMine shows "NVidia accelerated graphics driver (latest cards)" - that 'latest cards' bit indicates nvidia-glx-new I think02:22
leperkhan1Um, that didn't seem to do anything.02:22
leperkhan1I don't see nvidia-glx-new.02:22
leperkhan1maybe it's not installed?02:22
IntuitiveNippleSee it where?02:22
IntuitiveNipplein R.D.M. ?02:23
leperkhan1in that screen menu.02:23
IntuitiveNippleoh, no, I don't think it shows up that specifically there. I didn't notice any reference to it there02:23
leperkhan1in RDM it says NVIDIA accelerated graphic driver02:23
leperkhan1 In use.02:24
sander_btw I have very low FPS with glxgears02:25
IntuitiveNippleok, so I think that confirms its 'nvidia-glx', but the xorg log file shows GLX is enabled ok02:25
sander_2259 frames in 5.0 seconds = 451.782 FPS02:25
IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: Does glxinfo report direct rendering enabled?02:26
leperkhan1yeah, the screens & graphics menu is not letting me actually change anything, either.02:26
leperkhan1No02:26
leperkhan1It says Direct Rendering: No02:26
sander_try #nvidia-settings02:26
sander_ehjm not the channel02:27
sander_but the command :)02:27
sander_aparently you haven't got the nvidia driver working...02:27
leperkhan1ok.02:27
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leperkhan1nothing.02:27
IntuitiveNippleaccording to the log-file, the nvidia-glx driver is working fine02:28
leperkhan1RDM is lying to me.02:28
leperkhan1right.  but no direct rendering.02:28
leperkhan1compiz works fine, too, but my fps in every 3d app is atrocious.02:28
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leperkhan1should I apt-get nvidia-glx-new?02:29
IntuitiveNippleHave they fixed the GLX bug that crashed X when you run a GL app ? I don't want to try glxgears and disappear!02:29
sander_leperkhan1: apt-get install nvidia-glx-new02:29
IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: No, I think it knows how to choose the correct driver better than we do!02:29
leperkhan1maybe... It's not working, I'm not trusting anything.  Especially as RDM is telling me NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver Enabled, In use.02:30
IntuitiveNipplelol! I was just wondering why glxgears wouldn't run... then realised I was using an SSH session to a remote server :p02:30
IntuitiveNippleThe log file says it is02:30
leperkhan1lol02:30
leperkhan1huh02:30
leperkhan1glxgears works.02:31
leperkhan1how do I get fps?02:31
IntuitiveNippleok, glxgears is ok here glxinfo -info02:31
IntuitiveNipple9582 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1916.328 FPS02:31
nanonymeit should show that in the console02:31
leperkhan1Yeah, I'm averaging 2000 FPS.02:32
leperkhan1in glxgears02:32
nanonymethere might be comparison charts on the net02:32
leperkhan1Wine won't run any 3d apps, and my FPS in Urban Terror is ludicrous, Especially since it's Quake 3! LOL02:33
IntuitiveNipplehang on, surely if Direct rendering is disabled you'd not get much out of glxgears?02:33
leperkhan1But compiz works fine.02:33
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leperkhan1yeah, I don't get it.  I have no idea what is going on here.02:33
nanonymeIntuitiveNipple, it would use software emulation then02:33
nanonymewhich would be much slower02:33
leperkhan11864.3 fps02:34
IntuitiveNipple2000FPS is pretty fast emulation, with the CPUs idling!02:34
nanonymehehe02:34
leperkhan1software emulation would not run that fast, would it?02:34
nanonymewhy not just use glxinfo|grep -i direct?02:34
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IntuitiveNipplewe have;  I've got DRI, leperkhan1 apparently doesn't02:34
nanonymeah02:34
leperkhan1direct rendering: No (If you want to find out why, try setting LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose)02:34
IntuitiveNipplewe're trying to figure out why he hasn't02:34
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IntuitiveNipplelol02:35
nanonymeGLX on?02:35
IntuitiveNippleyeah02:35
IntuitiveNippleI've looked at his Xorg log file, and xorg.conf02:35
nanonymecare to paste the link to the log file?02:35
IntuitiveNipplexorg log http://pastebin.com/m1f1435ce02:35
leperkhan1compiz is working great.02:35
leperkhan1(i just turned it on)02:36
linuxemacshi all02:36
IntuitiveNipple"NVIDIA(0): Support for GLX with the Damage and Composite X extensions is enabled"02:36
nanonymewhat does the vendor string in glxinfo say?02:36
leperkhan1You want me to pastebin that whole glxinfo thing?02:37
IntuitiveNipplemight as well :)02:37
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leperkhan1NVIDIA corporation02:37
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IntuitiveNipplemine shows: name of display: :0.002:37
IntuitiveNippledisplay: :0  screen: 002:37
IntuitiveNippledirect rendering: Yes02:37
IntuitiveNippleserver glx vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation02:37
IntuitiveNippleserver glx version string: 1.402:37
IntuitiveNippleDoes yours look like that?02:37
leperkhan1http://pastebin.com/m7480a13d02:38
IntuitiveNippleemrr. "server glx vendor string: SGI"02:38
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leperkhan1Ah, yeah, wtf is that?02:39
leperkhan1lol02:39
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leperkhan1I NEVER selected SGI anything.  I swear to god.02:39
nanonymeguessed that ^^02:39
leperkhan1So how do I fix that?!?02:40
nanonymei'm not actually sure, i've only had to fix it in gentoo02:40
nanonymethere it was mostly fixed by reinstalling the driver02:40
leperkhan1tried that.02:40
leperkhan1sorta.02:40
nanonymeand maybe X. (in gentoo that means you compile the stuff again which solves quite a few issues)02:41
leperkhan1right.02:41
leperkhan1so.... hm.02:41
IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: Which gutsy install did you use originally?02:41
IntuitiveNippleTribe-5 ?02:41
leperkhan1yeah, alternate tribe 5 I think.02:41
leperkhan1Maybe.02:41
leperkhan1I have since lost that disk.02:42
leperkhan1and run every update.02:42
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IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: Try making your xorg.conf look like this module section: http://pastebin.com/d64e80e2502:43
IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: Same as me; you shouldn't be having a problem02:43
IntuitiveNippleleperkhan1: you'll need to restart X to check it of course ... so make sure you make a backup of xorg.conf before you try that so you can restore it from the console if it doesn't work02:44
leperkhan1Ok.... um... Fortune favors the bold?  LOL02:45
IntuitiveNipplehmmm02:45
leperkhan1I don't know how to navigate in the console anyway.02:45
IntuitiveNippleok, if it fails to restart...02:46
IntuitiveNipple... press Ctrl+alt+F1 to get to virtual terminal 1 console02:46
IntuitiveNipplelogin02:46
IntuitiveNipplethen "sudo su" to get root privileges02:46
IntuitiveNipple"cd /etc/X11"02:46
leperkhan1could it be module "v4l" screwing something up?02:46
leperkhan1gonna try a restart x. wish me luck.02:47
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penguincentralhi.  i did an update about five hours ago, and now my compiz fusion effects don't work.  What is going on?02:51
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IntuitiveNippleleperkhanz: how goes it?02:53
leperkhanzum. that was wild.02:53
leperkhanzcrashed hard into failsafe x.02:53
IntuitiveNipplewith the 'dri' module entry?02:53
leperkhanzhad to reselect drivers in weird resolution, then restart x, then hard crash X on black screen.02:53
IntuitiveNipplehmmm02:53
leperkhanzreboot, GIANT login screen.  here I am, glxinfo: Direct Rendering NO02:54
IntuitiveNippleWas this working ok until the recent (last day) updates?02:54
leperkhanzserver glxrender SGI02:54
leperkhanzNo, it's been broken for a couple weeks.02:54
leperkhanzi might have done it, or something else.  Really don't know!02:54
IntuitiveNipplehmmm02:54
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IntuitiveNippleleperkhanz: Scan through recent bug reports related to direct rendering, see if anything strikes you as similar02:57
leperkhanzok02:58
leperkhanzlaunchpad?02:58
IntuitiveNipplehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.searchtext=direct+rendering&orderby=-datecreated&search=Search&field.status%3Alist=New&field.status%3Alist=Incomplete&field.status%3Alist=Confirmed&field.status%3Alist=Triaged&field.status%3Alist=In+Progress&field.status%3Alist=Fix+Committed&field.assignee=&field.bug_reporter=&field.omit_dupes=on&field.has_patch=&field.has_no_package=02:58
IntuitiveNippleblimey, they do believe in using GET !02:58
penguincentralhi.  the compiz desktop effects on my gutsy computer has stopped working.  I did an update about 5 hours ago.  can anyone help?02:58
IntuitiveNippleI've scanned a few but I suspect you will spot something that seems similar easier than I can02:59
IntuitiveNipplepenguincentral: Have you disabled/re-enabled them from the System > Preferences menu?02:59
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penguincentralIntuitiveNipple: no, how do i do that?02:59
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IntuitiveNipplepenguincentral: I had the same issue, fixed it earlier and posted to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/141130/comments/503:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 141130 in compiz "compiz stop working after 17-Sept-2007 updates" [High,Confirmed] 03:00
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penguincentralIntuitiveNipple: so i run that command in the terminal?03:00
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IntuitiveNippleyes, or from Alt+F2 and then logout and login again03:00
penguincentralok IntuitiveNipple03:01
penguincentrali'll brb03:01
IntuitiveNipplefamous last words :p03:01
leperkhanzyeah.03:01
leperkhanzMan, half those reports look familiar, but I don't know enough to say anything at all, actually.03:02
leperkhanz*sigh*03:02
leperkhanzIs there some way to completely hose X and make it start over with defaults?03:02
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leperkhanzYou made it back!03:03
penguincentralIntuitiveNipple: back, and it works03:03
penguincentralyes leperkhanz, i'm back03:03
penguincentral;)03:03
leperkhanzlucky bastard!  *sigh*03:03
penguincentralleperkhanz: yeah03:03
IntuitiveNippleleperkhanz: I think this one is a good candidate for your issue https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xgl/+bug/13659803:03
penguincentralwell the fix worked03:03
ubotuLaunchpad bug 136598 in xserver-xgl "xserver-xgl on gutsy doesn't work" [Undecided,Confirmed] 03:03
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IntuitiveNipplepenguincentral: Can you post a comment to the bug report saying it worked for you03:04
IntuitiveNipplepenguincentral: the more confirmations, the quicker the fix will be added to the updates for others03:04
PiciI thought that they threw xgl support into the regular gnome session so that now you dont need to run the xgl session.03:05
leperkhanzWell, I added a comment there.03:06
leperkhanzI'm trying to be a good netizen.03:06
HobbseeRAOF: what info do you need on ^ ?03:07
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traveller127hi, is the final release date still standing?03:15
stdinas far as we know it is03:16
Hobbseewhy wouldnt it be?03:19
traveller127i was under the impression there should be another release by now which is missed03:20
leperkhanznumerous XGL problems and bugs?03:20
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traveller127is gnucash 2.2 going to make it to the repos?03:22
Tomcat_traveller127: If it's not in already, then probably not.03:22
traveller127oh i c,03:22
traveller127pitty03:22
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Tomcat_We're already in beta freeze, I doubt anything bigger is now going through.03:23
traveller127ok03:23
traveller127i use gutsy, could work03:23
traveller127*good work03:23
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Picibug 12975903:27
ubotuLaunchpad bug 129759 in gnucash "new upstream release 2.2.0" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12975903:27
Picitraveller127: ^03:27
aLeSDhi all03:29
aLeSDif I install gutsy now ... it will update by itself to the final release ?03:29
Pici!final03:30
ubotuIf you installed a Tribe/Beta/RC version of Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) and have been keeping it up to date, then you are already running the latest version of Gutsy. To make sure, type  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade  in a console.03:30
PiciaLeSD: Yes.03:30
aLeSDthanks03:31
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aLeSDwhere I can download the iso image ?03:31
IntuitiveNipplehttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/03:32
IntuitiveNippleor you can use Tribe-5 and download all the additional updates03:33
pwuertzhi... after upgrading to gutsy I'm having trouble with the gnome-applets.. when logging in a user for the second time, I'm getting errors like "The panel encountered a problem while loading OAFIID:GNOME_MixerApplet", asking to delete the applet from the configuration03:33
pwuertzafter a complete reboot, the applets are loading fine03:34
pwuertzI already tried to reinstall gnome-applet, gnome-panel and so on... no effect03:34
aLeSDIntuitiveNipple: which is the most safety image ?03:35
pwuertzI deleted .gnome, .gnome2, .gconf from my home folder... which does not fix the problem03:35
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IntuitiveNippleaLeSD: They're all alpha test versions. The daily builds will have all the recent updates on the (oversized) CD image03:36
pwuertzI would like to track down this error myself... but "the panel encountered a problem" is not that kind of information I need ;)03:36
aLeSDIntuitiveNipple.ok03:37
IntuitiveNipplepwuertz: I worked on a similar issue a few months ago and it turned out there were multiple loader entries in gconf for the applets... I solved it by removing the duplicate loader entries03:37
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: but I already deleted .gconf03:38
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IntuitiveNippleIt's still worth checking /apps/panel/ once the session has started to see what has been configured03:40
ShackJackHI all - nautilus is not auto-mounting USB pen drives... I plug in and the device shows in /deb/sdb and lsusb list the device, but it doesn't show in my computer or on the desktop - any ideas ?03:40
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: just deleted .gconf, killed gconfd-2, then gnome-panel03:40
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: as result, the panel is loaded using the default layout, my customizations are gone.. but the applets are all reporting errors03:41
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denndaI have a gutsy system here which I wanted to update from CD. This worked quite well on another machine. So I inserted the CD and told him to update the system with it, without using the internet connection to fetch latest updates. But it does connect and try to download some packages. And this is VERY slow03:42
IntuitiveNippleI'd put your standard .gconf back and examine the path I suggested for clues03:42
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: is there anything special I have to check for?03:42
pwuertzI'm in ~/.gconf/apps/panel/applets03:42
IntuitiveNipplepwuertz: I just looked for anything 'unusual' :)03:42
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: the point is... when I reboot the systems... the applets fire up fine03:43
IntuitiveNipplepwuertz: Under /apps/panel/applets I looked for duplicate entries and compared against /apps/panel/general/applet_id_list and others03:43
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: but I rather don't want to go with that windows-like workaround ;)03:43
IntuitiveNipplepwuertz: which suggests you've got duplicate problems.03:44
IntuitiveNipplepwuertz: what are you doing between the fresh reboot and the time the problem occurs? logging out and back in? fast user switching?03:44
traveller127i know it's quite late 4 suggestions, but keep in mind the UUID is causing (me) troubles03:45
IntuitiveNippleUUID, why?03:46
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: i tried several methods... a normal logout and back in.... killing X instantly and waiting for GDM to show up again.... killing X, killing gconfd-2, logging back in03:46
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IntuitiveNipplepwuertz: maybe its the particular customisations you've got selected?03:46
traveller127cause when an upgrade happens the UUID changes and cannot access my home dir03:46
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traveller127this has happened in Feisty as well (final)03:47
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: I thought about that too... but after deleting .gconf and .gnome and .gnome2 everything should be back to default03:47
IntuitiveNipplepwuertz: yeah... it does sound weird, like something isn't being unloaded when you logout03:47
traveller127i hade to change the boot/menu.lst and smg else  from uuid=number to uuid=name_of_boot_partion etc03:47
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IntuitiveNipplepwuertz:  maybe check what's still running with "ps -ef" from a terminal after logging out?03:48
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IntuitiveNippletraveller127: Do you have separate boot, /, and /home partitions?03:48
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traveller127yes03:49
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pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: right.. but I just dont know enough about gnome to investigate this problem further... when doing a "ps"... the only application that survives the X kill is gconfd-2... so I thought killing this application should fix this problem03:49
traveller127using sony vaio sz3xp, dual boot, 1.windows 2. linux (one partion for / and one /home)03:49
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traveller127i have post a bug03:49
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: apart from the things I just tried to solve this... I just don't know more about other magic stuff gnome is doing in the background :(03:50
IntuitiveNippletraveller127: the UUID of / shouldn't change during an update unless the file-system is recreated, but it sounds like an fstab issue if the /home mount is incorrect03:50
IntuitiveNipplepwuertz: I'm not sure what to suggest, it's not the easiest thing to debug.03:51
traveller127https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/10314803:51
ubotuLaunchpad bug 103148 in ubuntu "kinit: No resume image" [Undecided,Confirmed] 03:51
traveller127well, changing the UUID as mention did the trick03:51
traveller127the bad thing is that the first time, i reinstalled everything03:52
traveller127had kept a backup but since the UUID was differnt smg didnt work03:52
IntuitiveNippletraveller127: That isn't a bug03:52
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: it would be easier if gnome-panel told me why loading the applet failed03:53
traveller127what is then?03:53
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IntuitiveNippletraveller127: I'm trying to find the original bug-report/explanation, give me a mo03:53
traveller127ok03:54
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elmargolI friend of me has problems using his nforce 430 network device on the current gutsy kernel. Do you think he sould install nvnet?03:55
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: FOUND IT !03:55
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: thanks!03:56
elmargolthe name of the mainboard is gigabyte ga-k8n51pvmt-9-rh03:56
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IntuitiveNipplepwuertz: what was it?03:56
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: when looking at the applet's gconf settings, the word "bonobo" reminded me on another application running in the background03:57
pwuertz/usr/lib/bonobo-activation/bonobo-activation-server03:57
pwuertzi killed that one... reloaded gnome-panel... and the applets work again03:58
IntuitiveNipplehmm, but that shouldn't affect logouts/logins03:59
pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: so this service is buggy for some reason03:59
IntuitiveNippletraveller127: I can't find the other bug report now, although I should be subscribed to it. Basically, the kinit reports are standard during boot -0 simply saying it is looking for a Hibernate image and not finding one (because its not a resume-from-hibernate) so it does a full boot04:00
pwuertzfrom the looks... gnome-panel seems to load applets as "plugins" using this bonobo server04:00
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IntuitiveNipplepwuertz: do some searching on launchpad for bugs related to bonobo04:00
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IntuitiveNipplebonobo is the CORBA server04:01
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pwuertzIntuitiveNipple: ok.. when knowing about the bonobo-activation-server, one can find the proper bug report also...04:06
pwuertzhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-session/+bug/4959404:06
ubotuLaunchpad bug 49594 in gnome-session "Bonobo-activation-server sometimes is not killed after session restart, leading to many unexpected problems" [Undecided,Confirmed] 04:06
IntuitiveNipplepwuertz: Add a comment to the bug report please, confirming your experience of it04:07
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ShackJackHI all - nautilus is not auto-mounting USB pen drives... I plug in and the device shows in /deb/sdb and lsusb list the device, but it doesn't show in my computer or on the desktop - any ideas ?04:10
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nikolamhello04:13
sander_wow, grub fucked up my bootloader and now I can't boot into windows04:14
nikolami just upgraded my Xubuntu Tribe5 and i see that in Update manager, xubuntu desktop is greyed and not selected and also ubuntu-artwork. Should i select them in synaptic?04:14
ReL1K_anyone run the updates yesterday and have their virtualbox hose?04:15
ReL1K_stopped working all of a sudden after updates04:15
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ShackJackReL1K_: Checking now - I was thinking of uninstalling Vbox suspecting it's causing my USB woes...04:16
nikolamsander_: You should pres escape key during 3 seconds timeout on boot, select other OS in menu. You can also change what OS will it boot in /boot/grub/manu.lst04:16
ShackJackReL1K_: p.S. My compiz works under my XGL/ATI setup and is autoloading emerald (?!) but not worknig on nvidia..04:16
sander_well the problem is that windows isn't even listed04:16
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nikolami can copy/paste you my settings and you can add them. Just a sec.04:17
nikolamHere at me, listi is long and you need to scroll it down with arrow keys  to see windows04:17
ReL1K_looks like i got it working if i turn off USB SHack04:17
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ShackJackReL1K_: VirtualBox, you mean?04:18
ReL1K_yea if i turn off USB in VirtualBox, works fine04:18
ReL1K_wasn't doing this yesterday or for the past couple weeks04:18
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ReL1K_ShackJack: what usb problems are you having? I noticed when I booted up today it only mounted one of my usb drives and not the other, even with a forced mount didn't work right. After unplugging and plugging it in a couple times it finally got recognized04:20
ShackJackReL1K_: Yeah, I think my days of testing pre-release distros are over... it's too much hassle, I don't think I'm as properly equipped as I imagine myself to be, and there's often not a lot of help on the IRC04:20
ShackJackReL1K_: My computer's - both of them - won't automount USB drives - despite them being detected, listed in lsusb and /dev/sd*04:21
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ShackJackReL1K_: Even my desktop which has an external USB HD manually added in fstab doesn't show the drive on the desktop and I have to go to /media/DriveName...04:22
ShackJackI had mad a slight change to Fstab to accommodate VBox read/writing USB drives which I though might be interfering, but I changed it back but have same results... may try uninstalling now as I can't think of anything else..04:23
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ShackJackI all - nautilus is not auto-mounting USB pen drives... I plug in and the device shows in /deb/sdb and lsusb list the device, but it doesn't show in my computer or on the desktop - any ideas ?04:29
ShackJackTrying to mount with gnome-mount says I am not prviledged to mount the volume - does that provide any clues..04:29
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DanaGThat's odd, I just got the server's response as plain text here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz04:38
DanaGxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxHTTP/1.1 200 OkDate: Thu, 20 Sep 2007 14:37:46 GMT      ...04:39
DanaGSet-Cookie: lp=24EWf1q5Xx5y.w-X0ACHpEx8Kl05p2oKk9WHO1veo9zq2RuHXvO1l4; Domain=.launchpad.net; expires=Fri, 19 Sep 2008 14:37:46 GMT; Path=/; secure;04:39
DanaG(removed a few lines from the middle.04:40
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IntuitiveNippleDanaG: Yes, I think zope is playing up, I saw that 1/2 hour ago04:44
DanaGOh, something cool about 100.14.11 drivers: it fixes the freeze on compiz exit.04:47
DanaGIt also seems to improve battery life while running Compiz.04:47
DanaGSo now I don't lose as much battery over metacity.04:47
ReL1K_anyone with a T61 loose sound after updates?04:47
GPLnerdtherevengReL1K_: Yeah, couple people having sound probs this morning.04:48
GPLnerdtherevengU r not alone.04:48
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ReL1K_thnx :)04:50
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pwuertzdo you remember the black 1px thin border and the shadow that was generated for each thumbnail in nautilus?04:53
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pwuertzimage or pdf previews for example04:53
pwuertzafter upgrading a few days ago, they are gone04:54
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branstromIs there anyone else having problems with compiz fusion today?04:56
pwuertzis this the new intended style? is there an option to activate the old style again?04:56
IntuitiveNipplebranstrom: Bug #14113004:56
ubotuLaunchpad bug 141130 in compiz "compiz stop working after 17-Sept-2007 updates" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14113004:56
ShackJackbranstrom: On my nvidia setup yes, not on ati setup (ironically)... quites complaining something about a texture size..04:57
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branstromsudo sed -i 's/GL_MAX_3D_TEXTURE_SIZE/GL_MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE/g' /usr/bin/compiz04:57
IntuitiveNippleyes04:57
branstromis apparently a working solution04:57
branstromI'mma try it04:57
IntuitiveNippleif you've got that problem04:58
ShackJack HI all - nautilus is not auto-mounting USB pen drives... I plug in and the device shows in /deb/sdb and lsusb list the device, but it doesn't show in my computer or on the desktop - any ideas ?04:59
branstromWorking now.04:59
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branstromThanks IntuitiveNipple. (You a Git fan by any chance? :p) I should check the bug lists more often...05:02
ReL1Khas the sound issues been listed as a bug yet?05:04
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buzis there some way to define the laptop lcd as primary screen when you use Virtual to force bigger buffer to allow dual head?05:09
buzright now it seems the external screen is the primary which is sort of a problem on the road ;)05:09
IntuitiveNippleWould placement affect that?05:09
buznot sure05:09
buzi cant find decent docs for the new intel driver05:10
buzwith recent nvidia ones you could set it in xorg.conf05:10
buzoh this may help05:10
buzOption "MonitorLayout" "anystr"05:10
buzor maybe Option "FlipPrimary" "boolean"05:11
buzfinally did find some docs ;)05:11
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ReL1Kanyones sound working after the updates? :P trying to find a fix05:16
IntuitiveNipplewhich update specifically?05:19
ccookeHmm05:20
ccookeCompiz claims I don't have xgl since this morning05:20
SecherI tried to format a partition containing windows, and make a partition ubuntu could use, it seemed to work, but now i cant use the drive, and the partition manager says the partitions are overlapping..05:20
IntuitiveNippleccooke: Bug #14113005:22
ubotuLaunchpad bug 141130 in compiz "compiz stop working after 17-Sept-2007 updates" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14113005:22
slanningReL1K: I found my sound apparently disappeared a couple weeks ago I think - what did I do then, I forget :) it was some configuration that had been reset, though, I think05:22
ccookehum05:23
ccookeHow did I miss that?05:23
slanningyou lost your omniscience powers05:23
ccookeWhat? Nooo! I paid good money for those!05:23
IntuitiveNippleReL1K: Have you checked if sound is being fed to the headphones instead?05:24
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bullgard4predaeus: What should I check there? Is there something wrong?05:29
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leksCan I somehow build a ext4 module for Gutsy?05:31
bullgard4predaeus: predaeus No, I have not grasped the meaning of this message although I know several International Telecommunication Union's definitions of 'upstrem'.05:32
leksbecause I got my /home ext4ified05:32
bullgard4English help wanted: What does 'upstream' mean in the message: "Given the information that I've acquired from your efforts, I've decided that the ACPI I2C problems that you are having will not get fixed for this release. The ACPI subsystem has undergone serious architectural changes upstream. Hopefully a future release will fix these problems."05:32
Lynourebullgard4: where is the message from?05:32
slanningmeans the actual developers, not just the packager05:33
ReL1KIntuitiveNipple: was working fine before updates, ill double check05:33
ReL1Knot sure which update, just updated last night or this morning and noticed sound wasn't working05:33
bullgard4Lynoure: From Launchpad.05:33
slanningso like imagine the source code is flowing down a stream (river).... it starts at a source (the project developers), flows by the packagers, then eventually goes over a waterfall and lands on the users05:34
slanningor can also be libraries that the project depends on05:34
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ReL1KIntuitiveNipple: not going to the headphones, plugged it in to check, nada...05:34
Lynoureacpi i2c problems will not be fixed for gutsy? That's sad.05:34
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leksam  I the only one thinking ext4 is not unstable?05:37
leks:-D05:37
Lynoureleks: You are free to think so, and to report bugs :)05:38
LynoureI cheer on the people on the bleeding edge, as the save countless hours of misery for the rest05:39
minimecReL1K: Try sudo dpkg-reconfigure alsa-utils05:39
minimecReL1K: ... and don't forget to adjust the volumes...05:40
slanningin fact that reminds me, I also found that the volumes for applications is no longer in sync with the volume applet setting05:41
minimecslanning: couldn't it be, that you have a hardware mixing soundcard?05:43
slanningI dunno - just before whenever I changed the volume applet, applications (like firefox videos) would change their volume05:44
ReL1Kminimec, did a reconfigure on alsa, nada05:44
minimecslanning: You will have that effect with the Master Volume ...05:45
ReL1Kok fixed sound05:45
ReL1Khad to hit the volume up and down physically on the laptop, and not on my volume adjusters on the keyboard05:46
slanningoh, so in volume control preferences, I have to select Master then, I take it05:46
ReL1Kweird, worked fine for the past couple weeks *shrug*05:46
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ReL1Ki do feel like an idiot btw :)05:46
slanningah, exactly ReL1K - that's how I fixed it, I remember now! :) I touched the volume control on the laptop05:46
ReL1Khehe weird05:46
minimecReL1K: I also had the headphone problem with (as described before) with a new HP-Laptop... That was a bug that has been fixed now. So I can't help you.05:47
slanningmaybe this controls the "Master"05:47
slanningwhereas the setting in the volume control had been set to another thing05:47
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minimecReL1K: ;)05:47
ReL1Khehe05:47
ReL1Kwho knows05:48
ReL1Kworks now :)05:48
slanningminimec: it's true, setting the selected device to Master in volume control changes the sound correctly again (I tested with Moonlander :)05:48
ReL1Kanyone know about the issue where compiz only shows two desktops and not the 4 when you have "no affects" on?05:49
ReL1Kcan't do the 3d cube05:49
ReL1K:P05:49
ReL1Kcan only do two desktop view05:49
slanningoh, another problem I've had for a few weeks - I no longer have an option for wireless network connection05:50
minimecslanning: Normally the Laptop Volume Buttons are set to Master Volume too...05:50
slanningI searched around, but I don't see a configuration to add it back05:50
ReL1Kslanning does your wireless connection show up under iwconfig?05:51
ReL1Kcan always just do iwconfig wifi0 essid blah key:05:51
ReL1Kor whatever05:51
slanningright, no it doesn't - I think I saw that mentioned in a forum somewhere05:51
slanningjust lo and eth005:52
minimecslanning: what card do you have?05:52
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ReL1Kthen your wireless card isn't being detected during initial boot....05:52
ReL1Kmight need to use hostap or install the linux drivers for it05:52
minimecslanning: ndiswrapper-wrapper could be your friend...05:54
minimecslanning: ndiswrapper-common ...05:54
slanningwas working before, though - hmm05:54
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gridl0ckhey05:55
minimecslanning: you mean on feisty?05:55
slanningReL1K: I think it's PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connector, Intel Corporation05:55
ReL1Kslanning: what type of machine you got? the intel pro's should work fine05:55
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slanninghmm, I think also on gutsy, if I recall correctly - I remember trying to simply "disable" wireless networking from automatically appearing, but then it seemed to totally go away - so probably it's my fault :/05:56
gridl0ckwere there any changes to network or drivers in the last 24 hours for gutsy?05:56
gridl0ckall of a sudden my network is hiccup'g05:56
ReL1Kgridl0ck: noticed the same thing05:57
gridl0ckok05:57
slanningReL1K: machine is HP Pavilion laptop... oh crap guys, wait05:57
ReL1Khad to dhclient br0 a few times05:57
ReL1Kto get it stable05:57
ReL1Kslanning: let me guess you didnt have your button clicked to the right to turn it on? :)05:57
slanningomg I'm so embarrassed, there is a switch in front that says "Wireless" - this switch was apparently...not set in the rigth side05:57
minimecslanning: ... but a nice wireless card in it ;)05:58
slanningexactly - damnit, hahaha05:58
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gridl0cki'm using a broadcom nic if that helps ... 02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4401-B0 100Base-TX (rev 02)05:58
ReL1Krofl, that was gonna be my next question :P05:58
gridl0ck(:05:58
gridl0ckDell inspiron laptop (17")05:58
slanningyou can tell I don't use wireless very much anyway  :o05:58
ReL1Kgridl0ck: im using intel network controller05:59
ReL1Kso consistent through two different hardware types05:59
ReL1Kwhat type of network stuff you seeing?05:59
gridl0cktakes at least 43 seconds for network to kick in ... ie. firefox web page to come up - apt-get update to start05:59
gridl0cketc05:59
IntuitiveNipplesounds like DNS resolving06:00
gridl0ckeverything is almost delayed all of a sudden06:00
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gridl0ckIntuitiveNipple, doubt it06:00
minimecslanning: My mother phoned me once and was not at all amused about that crappy Linux I installed her... ;) It was that wireless Button that was in the rong position... Happens to everyone ;)06:00
GlasstuXhi @ all06:00
gridl0ckif it was dns i would know IntuitiveNipple06:01
IntuitiveNipplegridl0ck: do you get the same problem accessing a site using it's IP address, rather than a domain name?06:01
GlasstuXcould somebody who did not change the fonts send me the whole content of his /etc/fonts?06:01
gridl0cklet me try ... sec06:01
GlasstuXmaking a tar.gz or so06:01
IntuitiveNippleGlasstuX: why? can't you just downgrade?06:01
GlasstuXi need it for my gutsy06:01
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IntuitiveNippleI assume you're trying to revert the latest font updates?06:02
GlasstuXIntuitiveNipple: i have replaced the files with others (from a style package)06:02
soothIs Gutsy in beta freeze now?06:02
gridl0ckIntuitiveNipple, not as delayed - but probably 21 second delay using the ip06:02
GlasstuXi need the original /etc/fonts content for gutsy06:02
IntuitiveNipplegridl0ck: try a tracepath to a major site, both with and without the "-n" option, see where the hold-up is06:03
gridl0ckbtw, i changed the dns this morning thinking it was DNS - on the dhcp scope - it didn't fix the prob06:03
IntuitiveNipplegridl0ck: Are you on wired or wireless?06:04
gridl0ckwired06:04
minimecgridl0ck: That remindes me of something... I had that years ago. Could't that be a MTU problem?06:04
gridl0ckjust changed to another dns - let me try something - and i think i'll be eating my words - seems dns is the issue (:06:04
IntuitiveNippleok... and does /etc/resolv.conf show the expected nameserver(s) ?06:04
gridl0cksorry - new DNS addys work - i'll go back in the corner06:05
IntuitiveNipplelol06:05
IntuitiveNipplebe glad it was easy to fix!06:05
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gridl0ckpita it is ... something so simple (:06:06
IntuitiveNippleI'm trying to make a tree-worth of Damson jam... it's a mess if it gets on the keyboard :p06:06
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GlasstuXhas somebody else problems with the nvidia-glx-latest driver? it is not working since todays updates!06:06
GlasstuXany solution with downgrading or so?06:06
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IntuitiveNipplegridl0ck: I have a saying: all bugs eventually come down to one thing - a single bit is either set that should be reset, or reset and should be set :)06:07
gridl0ckglad you can remember that saying - i'd screwed that up for sure (:06:07
IntuitiveNippleGlasstuX: I've got all updates with 64-bit and nvidia-glx-new and compiz with no problems06:07
IntuitiveNipplelol06:07
GlasstuXIntuitiveNipple: it is 32 bit06:07
IntuitiveNipplegridl0ck: When you've chased as many bugs down as I have, it becomes inevitable :)06:07
GlasstuXnot working...06:08
IntuitiveNippleGlasstuX: I doubt the -bitness would make a major problem, but what is the specific error?06:08
gridl0ckscary thought - glad i have life down simpler (:06:08
IntuitiveNipplegridl0ck: yeah... hence my tonic of making Jam today !06:08
gridl0ckas in the fruit kind you spread on bread, right? i've been wrong before (see above)  (:06:09
IntuitiveNipplegridl0ck: Yes, from the tree's in the orchard... adding some apple to the last batch, for variety... the only bugs in Jam-making is when you miss a seed/stone06:10
gridl0ckah- we can live with that - i'm sure we've all eaten some sort of bug or sand or stuff from the sandbox as kids06:10
gridl0cksounds like an interesting hobby ... ok i should stay away from off topics - going to get scolded soon (:06:11
IntuitiveNipplelol06:11
IntuitiveNipplewhat the heck - there's no bugs business atm !06:11
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gridl0ckbtw, thanks for the help - (:06:14
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MikeBanyone else getting this message: /bin/sh: /usr/bin/esd: not found06:26
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IntuitiveNippleMikeB: Yes, it's a by-product of gnome-session removing internal dependency on esd06:29
MikeBIntuitiveNipple, thanks06:31
Jordan_UIs there a reason that whenever I try to edit the xorg.conf in a live session ( running daily CD from two days ago ) I get an error that it has been modified since opening it, but a diff shows no changes?06:32
Jordan_U( using vim )06:32
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RxDxwill gutsy beta release today?06:41
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slackernRxDx: releaseschedule in topic says Sep 27 for beta release06:42
leperkhanzdamn, same day as the new Office! :D06:42
RxDxslackern, Sep 20, Rebuild Test06:44
RxDxdoes it means something?06:45
mrochello.  this morning's round of updates killed my compiz.  nvidia-glx, geforce4 440 go.   relevant output from "compiz --replace" seems to be "Comparing resolution (1600x1200) to maximum 3D texture size (64): Failed."  also says "checking for xgl: not present", but i think it always said that.  anyone else report this?06:47
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slackernRxDx: not sure what it means maybe they try to build everything into a usable image to see that it still works or something06:48
IntuitiveNipplemroc: check Bug #14113006:48
ubotuLaunchpad bug 141130 in compiz "compiz stop working after 17-Sept-2007 updates" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14113006:48
mrocIntuitiveNipple: thanks, i'll check it out.  as a side note, i'm not sure how to search for something like this and get relevant results (i.e. - not tons of old fixed unrelated compiz problems).  suggestions?06:49
mroci don't want to keep bugging people in this channel for help if i can search on my own.  i'm sure you guys have better things to do than answer the same question over and over.06:49
IntuitiveNipplemroc: I usually do an advanced search (in launchpad), sort by newest first, show invalids, fixed, etc, and at the bottom of the page, enable show duplicates06:50
IntuitiveNippleI find it annoying that a default search doesn't check FIXED06:50
mrocIntuitiveNipple: thank you!  hopefully that'll help me solve my own problems more often.06:50
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ac1hi. i have a problem with my touchpad since last update of the packages. somebody has a solution or know what has changed in xorg-input-wacom?! iam using gutsy.07:01
SlimG2Is the xserver-xorg-video-i810 driver replaced by the xserver-xorg-video-intel driver in Gutsy? so I won't need to install the 915resolution package to fix the resolution problem07:01
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aburhiteis there issues with dualhead and gusty?07:02
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ShackJackHI all - I'm trying in stall the older -10 kernel off of the Gutsy disc (have -11 and have since cleared it out)... I ran the apt-cd but don't see the packages in synaptic - any ideas?07:05
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cromohi. I dist-upgraded from perfectly working feisty to gutsy and now experience weird hang ups. It will hang up after about 10 minutes after logging in from gdm, but it can't work for hours under console (like now) without problems.07:07
cromosys-rq keys seems to work sometimes, sometimes they don't07:07
cromothe mouse works, I can move the cursor but can't click on anything. it kinda looks like scheduler issue07:08
cromothese lockups happened for bopt .192 and .193 radeon driver. I am testing the vesa drier now just in case07:08
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jsomersI've been unable to upgrade ubuntu the last three days due to a libc problem. Is there any fix for that?07:10
VousDeuxyou may need to boot to console only (no gui) and run sudo dpkg --configure -a07:12
VousDeuxgotta run, gl07:12
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jsomersthat doesn't really help07:15
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jsomersit breaks, saying something about unmet dependencies and I should use the command apt-get install -f07:15
IntuitiveNipplejsomers: is bug #140739 the culprit? If so, do "sudo apt-get install dpkg" and that *should* solve it07:15
ubotuLaunchpad bug 140739 in dpkg "Apt segfaults on gutsy" [High,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14073907:15
aslan_homeHey guys.07:15
jsomersIntuitiveNipple: I cannot even do that07:16
aslan_homeDoes anyone know of an application that will display pictures in a directory ?07:16
jsomersif I use dpkg or apt-get it sais I should run apt-get install -f07:16
aslan_homeand cycle through them07:16
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IntuitiveNipplehmmm07:16
jsomersbut if I do that I get a segmentation fault (core dumped)07:16
IntuitiveNipplejsomers: can you locate a bug report that describes it?07:17
IntuitiveNipplejsomers: the segfault is caused by the bug I pointed you to :p07:17
IntuitiveNipplejsomers: sounds like you're in a catch-22 situation07:17
rpwI'm running gutsy on a imac cd and was using the fglrx drivers with compiz. I was a happy camper 12 hours ago. then I updated and everything broke :(07:17
rpwright now I can't even get the vesa drivers to work properly.07:18
rpwhi y'all, btw :)07:18
SlimG2Is the xserver-xorg-video-i810 driver replaced by the xserver-xorg-video-intel driver in Gutsy? so I won't need to install the 915resolution package to fix the resolution problem07:18
rpwdpkg-reconfigure xorg-server tells me that discover doesn't detect my graphics hardware...07:19
rpwbroken as in "black screen with random pixels". no textmode console when I press ctrl-alt-fn, but when blindtyping I can at least cleanly restart the box.07:20
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rpwis this a known issue?07:23
gourdinI got a feisty system without network07:23
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gourdincan I upgrade the system with the gutsy dvd without loosing my datas ?07:23
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aburhitei can't get this dual head to work at all, it keeps on cloning, and i have tried several ways07:28
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jsomersIntuitiveNipple: thanks, that pointed me into the right direction07:29
jsomersI think it's fixed now, updating seems to work again07:29
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ShackJackgourdin - if you have you home partitioned off in a separate partition, yes... All settings, etc are there..07:39
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gourdinI found an nice howto, I need 30G :) : http://www.howtoforge.com/dvd_images_of_ubuntu_repositories07:40
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SlimG2Is the xserver-xorg-video-i810 driver replaced by the xserver-xorg-video-intel driver in Gutsy? so I won't need to install the 915resolution package to fix the resolution problem08:01
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winbondhow can i find out where java installed, when i do "whereis java6-jre" it only returns "java6-jre:08:07
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Piciwinbond: which java08:10
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winbondPici, sun java08:10
Piciwinbond: no, the command is `which java`08:10
No1Viking/usr/bin/java08:11
No1VikingPici, my java aint working, the applications does not start08:11
Piciwinbond: or dpkg -L sun-java6-jre (or whatever the package name is)08:12
No1VikingI have Sun Java 6 installed08:12
minimecwinbond: /usr/lib/jvm ...08:12
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winbondminimec, yup, need to go through like 3 links to find it08:13
No1VikingAny idea how to solve it?08:13
magical_trevskyhi, what's the kubuntu equivalent of this channel? (or is this for all gutsy versions?)08:13
winbondPici, thanks, i can trace the links from which java, and iventualkly find the real dir08:13
Picimagical_trevsky: This is it08:14
winbondmagical_trevsky, this is all in one08:14
magical_trevskyah, cool. thanks08:14
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No1VikingNo help?08:16
minimecNo1Viking: install sun java 6 . works great here, but you have to copy the java-plugin manually in /usr/lib/firefox/plugins08:18
No1Vikingminimec, the problem fr me is tha applications, they dont start for some kind of reason.08:19
No1VikingAnd yes, I have Sun Java 6 installed08:20
minimecNo1Viking: If you start them in a console... Do you get an error message?08:20
No1VikingWill check08:20
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No1Vikingminimec, This is what I get from one of the apps: You seem to be running GNU's Java implementation, which is incomplete.08:21
No1VikingJin requires Sun's Java (or a fully compatible version) 1.4 or later.08:21
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No1VikingI have Sun Java 6 installed08:22
minimecNo1Viking: Ubuntu istalls the gnu version by default... But I didnt' delete it and my java is going fine... Hmmm08:23
No1VikingI have to check what java that is used by default. I installed this machine yesterday from a Tribe 5 CD and did all the updates08:24
minimecNo1Viking: sudo update-alternatives --config java ;)08:25
minimecNo1Viking: I forgot that ;)08:25
No1VikingAhhhh.... I did sr/lib/jvm/java-gcj/jre/bin/java and found that it uses /usr/lib/jvm/java-gcj/jre/bin/java as default08:25
No1VikingAhhhh.... it uses /usr/lib/jvm/java-gcj/jre/bin/java as default08:26
No1VikingThanks anyway, minimec08:26
minimecNo1Viking: sudo update-alternatives --config java ;)08:26
minimecthat's what you want08:26
No1VikingYup, I did08:27
No1Viking:)08:27
No1VikingThanks08:27
minimecnp08:27
No1VikingIt works!!  ;)08:27
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Richi1Hi, I have a big problem with my sound on gutsy. Whenever the slider for the master is maxed in the alsa mixer, it uses 100% cpu when playing sound08:31
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winbondi cant start azureus, can someone tell me what this"bash: ./azureus: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory" means?08:44
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geserwinbond: the file has dos line endings (the ^M)08:46
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SlimG2Is the xserver-xorg-video-i810 driver replaced by the xserver-xorg-video-intel driver in Gutsy? so I won't need to install the 915resolution package to fix the resolution problem08:48
winbondgeser, what endings are dos ending and can i change them?08:49
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winbondanyone has lag problems with irc?  i think the driver for my lancard is messed up08:53
ibbuntuhi, my wireless connection has suddenly disappeared, has been working fine since tribe3, and still works in Feisty. I just restarted into Gutsy and wireless is gone.08:54
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winbondxxx09:01
leksAnyone using ext409:01
winbondibbuntu, ive seen a bug that some wireless dont work with 22-11 kernel09:02
leksi need it compiled as a module09:02
leksanyone aware of how to do?09:03
winbondibbuntu, just downgrade the kernel09:03
winbond!ext409:03
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about ext4 - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi09:03
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lekshm09:05
leksso no idea?09:05
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lnx_when kubuntu gusty "stable" will be released ?09:08
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avatar_lnx_: kde4 release is scheduled for 11th december09:09
lekslnx_ why dont u use google?09:09
avatar_lnx_: don't if kubuntu is waiting for that one09:09
lnx_im aksing about gusty not about kde 4 .. . ?09:11
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winbondgeser, r u here?09:14
BrucevdkBasically there are only a couple of ways to get the latest versions of certain applications, 1) build from source (using checkinstall or standard Debian tools to create the package, won't be as nice as the actual maintainers do) 2) grab them from an unofficial repository, not always a good idea 3) upgrade to Gutsy but face bugs in other packages/libraries whatever. Right?09:14
geserwinbond: dos and unix have different codings for how an line ends09:15
winbondgeser, but i downloaded the azureus linux package, does it mean it was compiled wrong?09:16
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ibbunt1winbond: Thanks for that, downgrading the kernel worked09:16
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geserwinbond: no09:18
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phaidroshi, ok switched to gutsy now :)09:18
geserwinbond: if you open the script with an editor and it displays those ^M simply delete them (not all editor show them)09:18
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winbondibbunt1, np09:19
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winbondgeser, k thank you , will check it out09:19
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phaidrosI expected the radeon driver fully 3d supporting rv350 in gutsy. anybody can confirm this?09:22
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phaidroswhich xorg version is 1.3 ? is it 7.3 ?09:22
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strabeswhat happened to the default ubuntu wallpaper with today's upgrade??09:25
ConstyXIVstrabes: new wallpaper09:25
strabesi found it again in /usr/share/backgrounds, but why did it change???09:25
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strabesyeah, it's dark brown :(09:26
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strabesi have to say i'm not a fan09:26
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leksDo i need kernel headers to compile a "ubuntu" kernel09:27
leks?09:27
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pwnguinyou'll need more than headers09:30
phaidrosbuild-essentials e.g. :)09:30
pwnguinand the source09:30
Jordan_UIs there a reason that whenever I try to edit the xorg.conf in a live session ( running daily CD from two days ago ) I get an error that it has been modified since opening it ( from vim ) , but a diff shows no changes?09:30
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winbondis there a way to compare 2 documents with kate?09:33
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jetsaredimwho do I contact about getting a package re-built for gutsy?09:34
winbondjetsaredim, package meinteiner09:35
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winbondi think09:35
jetsaredimhow do I find out who that is?09:35
jetsaredimerr09:35
winbondjetsaredim, should be an email in the package description or about page09:35
jetsaredimwinbond: just says kernel team09:36
winbondjetsaredim, if u use adept or synaptic, and click a package, there should be contact info09:37
jetsaredimunfortunately not, just says ubuntu kernel team09:38
jetsaredimthe package in question is vmware-server-kernel-modules09:38
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RichardHuntTrying to run 'compiz --replace' I get this error message: Comparing resolution (1024x768) to maximum 3D texture size (512): Failed.09:43
winbondjetsaredim, just file a bug and say why is should be rebuilt09:43
RichardHuntSeems to have started today. After I installed updates?09:43
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CountXhow can i get a bcm43xx based wireless chip working on gutsy?09:56
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CountXas painlessly as possible?09:56
nosrednaekimuse the restricted-manager :)09:57
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CountXit asks for a driver and i dont know what driver i need09:57
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nosrednaekimoh...09:58
CountXnosrednaekim: use a local file/download from the internet09:58
CountXthats what it asks09:58
nosrednaekimis that for the firmware?09:58
CountXyea09:59
CountXi dont know where to get that09:59
CountXHP doesnt provide support for linux09:59
CountXthey told me....09:59
CountXi told the nice lady on the phone to get laid10:00
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nosrednaekimCountX: might be easier just to use NDISwrapper with the windows driver10:00
nosrednaekimits not her fault.10:00
CountXnosrednaekim: innorite10:01
CountXnosrednaekim: doesnt ubuntu support bcm43xx?10:01
CountXnosrednaekim: cause i have no idea what ur talking about10:01
nosrednaekimyeah... there is a fiesty tutorial for it..10:01
nosrednaekimndiswrapper uses windows drivers...10:01
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CountXnosrednaekim: i really dont mind how it gets done, but i dont know what ndiswrapper is10:02
CountXnosrednaekim: i do however know what the restricted-manager is10:02
nosrednaekim!ndiswrapper10:02
ubotuWireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs10:02
CountXnosrednaekim: i just apparently need to get a firmware10:02
nosrednaekimI thankfully am not cursed with a broadcom10:03
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CountXnosrednaekim: i didnt build the laptop10:03
nosrednaekimeh... but you bought it ;)10:04
CountXnosrednaekim: otherwise i would care, i would make it a sweet laptop, but then again it would be like a foot thick and need a suitcase to be lugged around, so it really wouldnt be a laptop, just a portable computer....10:04
CountXnosrednaekim: point is, i wouldnt choose broadcom if i had a choice10:05
CountXnosrednaekim: i would choose Killer10:05
Jordan_UIs there a reason that whenever I try to edit the xorg.conf in a live session ( running daily CD from two days ago ) I get an error that it has been modified since opening it ( from vim ) , but a diff shows no changes?10:05
nosrednaekimmy point is you did have a choice since you bought the computer without researching the wireless card. But Thats a rather mute point as you are stuck with it now ;)10:05
CountXJordan_U: do you want me to act like i know what ur sauing?10:05
nosrednaekimJordan_U: maybe its Displayconfig-gtk... i'm not sure how that works10:06
CountXnosrednaekim: not really, its a refurb and i got it for the proc and video card, it was a steal10:06
Jordan_UCountX, No, I'll just wait and hope someone else does :)10:06
CountXnosrednaekim: like, i didnt steal it, but its cheap nontheless10:06
nosrednaekimheh10:06
Jordan_UCountX, What is the exact chipset? bcm43xx ( what is the xx ? )10:07
CountX2.02ghz dual core, 256mb nvidia 7600, for 900$10:07
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CountXJordan_U: i unno10:07
CountXJordan_U: how would i find out?10:07
Jordan_UCountX, That is why I have a laptop with an ATI card :)10:07
CountXJordan_U: you got a better deal?10:07
CountXJordan_U: wha brand?10:08
Jordan_UCountX, System -> Preferences -> Hardware Information, or lspci10:08
Jordan_UCountX, Better deal being free from Apple :)10:08
CountXJordan_U: i'll use the terminal so i can get used to it10:08
CountXIntel or PPC?10:08
CountXJordan_U: 03:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11a/b/g (rev 01)10:09
Jordan_UCountX, Intel, macbook pro10:10
CountXJordan_U: damn j0010:10
CountXJordan_U: i work with this chick who got a free iPhone just for working at Apple10:10
CountXJordan_U: aww, dude i gotta brb, help me when i get back?10:11
Jordan_UCountX, Sure, ~ how long?10:11
CountXJordan_U: its like dead here normally10:11
CountXJordan_U: 3 mins10:11
Jordan_Usure10:11
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CountXok ok10:17
CountXJordan_U: you there?10:17
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CountXi have like a bunch of people calling me10:18
CountXits my birthday, so like, people feel like they need to call me and remind me10:18
Jordan_UCountX, Yes, so you know that you just need the firmware, the package to get it is bcm43xx-fwcutter, but Gutsy is supposed to do something with broadcom card in Restricted Manager so please try that first since I am curious :)10:19
winbondis there a way to compare 2 documents with kate?10:21
CountXJordan_U: ya the restricted-manager asks for a firmware10:21
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CountXeither online or local file10:21
Jordan_UCountX, Does Online ask you for a URL or does it just grab it automatically?10:21
CountXit has one there, but it doesnt look like the right one, but yes its a url slot10:22
Jordan_UCountX, And if you don't mind a screenshot ( sorry, again, just curious :)10:22
Jordan_UCountX, So it has a URL by default and you can enter your own if you want? Or is there just a blank URL box?10:23
CountXok ok, thats like ctrl+prnt screen to take a window snapshot?10:23
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CountXJordan_U: it has a url in there already10:23
CountXJordan_U: but it defaults to local file10:24
Jordan_UCountX, Probably because they realized that asking someone to go online for a file might piss them off if the only way they can connect is via wireless :)10:24
CountXlol10:25
CountXyeah10:25
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Jordan_UCountX, I don't have a printscreen key so I don't know :) but you can get to it by Applications -> Accessories either way10:26
CountXJordan_U: its function>prt sc on my  laptop10:26
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_CitizenKane_hi all, how can i stop strigi from beginning on startup in kubuntu?10:27
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CountXJordan_U: http://marcels.pure-wrath.com/Screenshot.png10:28
CountXmy name is Marcel BTW10:29
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CountXJordan_U: you there?10:30
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Jordan_UCountX, Awesome, If you are connected to the net try it10:30
Jordan_UCountX, No10:30
CountXlol10:30
CountXthe light is still red10:31
CountXon my laptop, it has a wifi switch with a light10:31
CountXJordan_U: how can i check and see if it works?10:32
Jordan_UCountX, Try connecting to a wireless network?10:33
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doug__where do i get the gutsy download at?10:35
rbanffyHi folks. All icons of my OpenOffice are missing - text equivalents are in their place. Has anyone experienced something like it?10:36
rbanffyIt looks like it is prepared for a screen reader. Either that or the text is a fall-back method if the icons go bad/missing.10:38
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Guest009ok ok10:39
Guest009i broke the internet10:39
Guest009ok my laptop10:39
Guest009Jordan_U: this is CountX on a different computer10:39
rbanffyGuest009: OK. You win. I must have broken something in OpenOffice, but at least I am able to go on-line.10:40
Guest009rbanffy: that still sucks you broke openoffice10:40
Guest009rbanffy: i mean, at least i still can open .doc :P10:40
Guest009!ghost10:41
ubotuOn IRC, if you own a nick that is currently being used, you can make it quit by typing: /msg nickserv GHOST <username> <password>10:41
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Guest009i win10:41
rbanffyI can open them. Just all icons in toolbars, menus and such are missing.10:41
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rbanffyWhatever happened, just made OOo suck a little bit more ;-)10:42
CountXi am now +e, what ever that is10:42
CountX!+e10:42
ubotuEnlightenment (or "E") is a window manager for X, providing a useful, and good looking graphical shell in which to work. E17 is the current development version.10:42
CountXno no no10:42
CountXstupid ubotu :P10:42
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Jordan_UCountX, So what happened with the firmware? Did it download? Is wireless now working?10:43
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CountXJordan_U: no internet works now10:43
CountXJordan_U: the little icon in the top for the network went away and i cant uset he internet in any way now10:43
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Jordan_UCountX, wireless internet?10:43
j4nehi. i cannot get dri work with ubuntu gutsy ... i reading /var/log/Xorg.1.log and i found this --> (EE) RADEON(0): [dri]  RADEONDRIGetVersion failed because of a version mismatch, [dri]  radeon.o kernel module version is 8.37.6 but version 1.17.0 or newer is needed. anyone can help me ?10:43
CountXJordan_U: none10:44
CountXJordan_U: no wireless or wired10:44
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Jordan_UCountX, Try running "nm-applet"10:44
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CountXJordan_U: /bin/sh: /usr/bin/esd: not found10:45
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CountXJordan_U: and no icon still10:45
Jordan_UCountX, not good10:45
CountXJordan_U: ya it sounds ominous10:45
CountXJordan_U: what i f*** up now?10:46
Jordan_UCountX, Oddly enough something to do with sound10:47
Jordan_UCountX, Try System -> Administration -> Networking10:47
CountXJordan_U: wtf?10:47
CountXJordan_U ok10:48
Jordan_UCountX, and what is the output of "ls /usr/bin/esd" ?10:48
CountXno such file or directory10:49
CountXthat really doesnt sound good...10:49
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Jordan_UCountX, Do you have the ubuntu-desktop package installed?10:49
CyD_ndiswrapper doesnt work anymore :(10:49
gnomefreakif n-m isnt working (its important to file a bug at this point, the maintainer doesnt hang out in this channel and this is something he needs to know if it started in last day or 2 sincee he just fixed a few other issues and they might have caused other issues to  surface.10:50
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Jordan_Ugnomefreak, I am trying to figure out weather it is in fact a problem with nm, since he does not in fact have a /usr/bin/esd10:51
gnomefreakand iirc he was worried about the ifup update more than the n-m one but still run hand in hand10:51
Jordan_Ugnomefreak, I believe he should, no?10:51
gnomefreakesd is sound10:51
gnomefreakwhat does sound have to do with n-m?10:51
Jordan_Ugnomefreak, I know, enlightened sound daemon10:51
kurrosesd was removed a while ago...10:51
j4neno radeon expert alive ?10:52
Jordan_Ugnomefreak, /bin/sh: /usr/bin/esd: not found is the error he gets when he tries to start nm10:52
gnomefreakthat is a n-m issue if esd in fact was removed10:52
kurrosit's not a fatal error to nm-applet, just gnome's sound events error10:52
gnomefreakbut i dont see why n-m would look for esd at all10:52
Jordan_Ukurros, gnomefreak So either way it is in fact an nm error10:53
gnomefreakseems that is 2 differnt issues IMHO10:53
gnomefreakJordan_U: if esd was removed and n-m is looking for it yes10:53
kurrosJordan_U: no, any gnome program you start from terminal will say that esd error10:53
gnomefreakim not sure if esd was removed i heard roumors but never looked10:53
gnomefreakkurros: the 2.20 fixed most of that10:54
gnomefreakafaik10:54
kurrosif sound events are turned on10:54
Jordan_Ukurros, gnomefreak What I should have said is that either way *there* is an nm bug, there may or may not also be another bug having to do with esd10:54
gnomefreakJordan_U: if kurros is right (im not sure about it ive been working on other things) than its a gnome ubuntu issue and file bug there they can work out if n-m needs to be changed along with other gnome apps but kurros does make sense10:55
Jordan_UCountX, Are you completely up to date?10:55
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gnomefreakummmm10:55
Jordan_Ugnomefreak, But he said it should not be a fatal error, and nm-applet is not starting10:56
gnomefreakgstreamer0.10-esd tells me either bits and peices are there or esd is still in repos10:56
kurrosi'm just saying the esd message isn't a fatal one. it's not nm-applet printing it to the console10:56
gnomefreakJordan_U: if n-m is looking for esd and it was removed it will be a fatal error10:56
winbondgeser, hey, i opened the azureus  script in kate and open office but none of them show any ^M, in kate there is a tool which says line ending /unix, dos, mac , but it doesnt do anything,10:57
gnomefreakim still seeing parts of esd all over the place wo im gonna have to assume it wasnt removed from repos unless they are not done removing things10:57
kurrosif he goes to the System->Perferences->Sound app and unchecks use esd on the sound tab the error will stop printing10:57
gnomefreakbut that doesnt mean that n-m will work if its not n-m printing the error than its a gnome isseu but still shouldnt prevent n-m from working10:58
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kurroscorrect, esd and n-m are unrelated10:59
Vegaris there an alternate ubuntu installer?10:59
gnomefreak16:58 <            asac > gnomefreak: nm appears to crash when supplicant fails10:59
gnomefreakare you using wpasuppicant by chance?10:59
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CountXdang11:00
CountXJordan_U_?11:00
gnomefreakCountX: does it fail to start on reboot?11:01
Jordan_UCountX, Sorry, lost wireless for a minute11:01
CountXgnomefreak: im not sure11:01
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geserwinbond: does kate show which line editing is used?11:01
CountXi'll give a restart a go11:01
gnomefreakCountX: wait11:02
gnomefreak17:00 <            asac > e.g. does nm crash after startup?11:02
gnomefreak17:00 <            asac > and if you restart it by:11:02
gnomefreak17:00 <            asac > /etc/dbu*/even*/25NetworkManager restart11:02
gnomefreak17:00 <            asac > sudo /etc/dbu*/even*/25NetworkManager restart11:02
gnomefreak17:00 <            asac > does it work well then?11:02
gnomefreakCountX: try running those commands and let me know if it works11:02
gnomefreakthis si a common issue atm thats why i ask you test this11:02
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CountXgnomefreak ok 1 sec11:03
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gnomefreakCountX: ty11:03
CountXgnomefreak im glad to help its just that its my bday and like theres a bunch of people here and im getting phone calls ATM11:04
Jordan_UCountX, Happy Birthday :)11:04
CountXhaha thanks11:04
gnomefreakhappy birthday11:04
Jordan_Ugnomefreak, As extra information this happened ( I think immediately you'll have to ask ) after he used Restricted Manager to grab the firmware for his broadcom card11:05
gnomefreaksorry have 16 conversations at once here because im trying to walk out door but asac would really like to know if same issue as he has seen11:05
gnomefreakoh shit11:05
gnomefreakoops11:05
gnomefreakcrap11:05
gnomefreakyour kidding right?11:05
Jordan_U!gtfo | gnomefreak11:05
ubotugnomefreak: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.11:05
gnomefreakJordan_U: ill kick myself later11:05
Jordan_Ugnomefreak, No, why?11:05
Jordan_Ugnomefreak, ;)11:06
gnomefreakthats not good if firmware is messed up11:06
CountXgnomefreak: yeah i used the restricted-manager to get bcm43xx firmware, then it crashed11:06
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Jordan_UCountX, Can you pastebin the output of "ls /lib/firmware" ?11:07
CountXgnomefreak: and sudo /etc/dbu*/even*/25NetworkManager restart worked11:07
gnomefreakit did11:07
CountXgnomefreak: for wired yes11:07
CountXgnomefreak: i am going to try wireless in a sec11:08
gnomefreakty11:08
CountXgnomefreak: how would i search for a wireless network in range?11:08
CountXgnomefreak: im unfamiliar with it in linux11:08
gnomefreakim asking11:09
Jordan_UCountX, They should simply be listed in the drop down menu from the applet in the top right corner11:09
CountXgnomefreak: restricted-manager shows that the bcm43xx is in use11:09
gnomefreakCountX: i never learned that eaither :) but most likely in the n-m prefferrnces11:09
gnomefreakCountX: yes that isnt you issue11:09
gnomefreakyour issue is the same as 90% of n-m issues in last 3 days11:09
gnomefreaksince upgrade11:09
gnomefreakhes aware of it and been hacking at it (well after he fixes some locales for other packages11:10
Jordan_UCountX, Make sure that in System -> Administration -> Networking the wireless interface is set to "roaming mode"11:10
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gnomefreakfeeling11:10
kurrosCountX: does iwconfig show anything (ESSID)11:10
CountXJordan_U: roamin mode is enabled11:10
gnomefreakCountX: should be in n-m prefferneces11:11
gnomefreakcant remember what under though it should be noticalbe iirc11:11
CountXkurros: it shows my broadcom, but no networks, and its not connected so everything is idle11:11
kurrosConstyX: iwlist [interface]  scan will show a list of networks11:11
kurroseth1 or whatever11:11
gnomefreakif i had to guess it will work for wireless as well11:11
gnomefreakkurros: the issue is caused by wpasupplacant11:12
CountXkurros: no scan results, but i know of 2 wifi's that i can get on my windows partition in this exact spot11:12
Jordan_Ugnomefreak, Maybe I have just been missing it, but I don't think nm-applet has any preferences per se11:12
gnomefreakjust need to make sure for wireless11:12
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gnomefreakJordan_U: not appletlet sorry in system>admin>networking11:13
gnomefreakor networking tools one of the 211:13
kurrosah, i only have an open network here11:13
kurrosinteresting11:13
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Andy80hi11:14
CountXso what, do i have to disable wired to get wireless11:14
CountXhow does that whole thing work, cause i cant find any that i know are here11:14
Jordan_UCountX, No11:14
CountXJordan_U: so its just broke?11:14
Andy80I've just installed libnss-ldap and I've entered the ldap setup information, but I cannot find any /etc/libnss-ldap.conf11:14
Andy80where is it?11:14
Andy80I also try to do: dpkg-reconfigure libnss-ldap, but nothing happens....11:15
Andy80is it a known bug?11:15
Jordan_UCountX, Do you see any wireless networks listed if you use System -> Preferences -> Networking ( ie uncheck roaming mode ) ?11:15
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CountXJordan_U: im not sure11:16
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CountXJordan_U: im not sure i quite understand11:16
mirakhow do I use tracker and dump beagle ?11:17
Jordan_UCountX, Sorry, "network" not "networking"11:17
mirakhow can I use tracker in nautilus ?11:17
gnomefreakmirak: applications>accessories>tracker search tool11:18
CountXJordan_U: and what am i looking for?11:18
kurrosmirak: if beagled is not running it will use trackerd11:18
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gnomefreakdump beagle == apt-get remove --purge beagle if you no longer want it11:19
Jordan_UCountX, Double click your wireless interfance, uncheck roaming mode, and look in the ESSID drop down menu11:19
CountXJordan_U: nothing11:19
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Jordan_UCountX, :(11:20
gnomefreaknothing?11:20
kurrosif iwlist isn't showing anything the network app wont11:20
CountXgnomefreak: its a blank menu for the ESSID11:20
Jordan_UCountX, Can you pastebin the output of "iwlist scanning"11:20
gnomefreaknothing would mean there are no wireless routers set up OR wpasupplacant is preventing you from being able to see it11:20
CountXkurros: i prefer the terminal, it looks more technical infront of people who own an MAC :P11:20
gnomefreakCountX: this is a mac?11:21
CountXi have a lot of MAC friends, i like to poke fun at them11:21
CountXgnomefreak: no its not, its free11:21
gnomefreak"G" or intell prc?11:21
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CountXgnomefreak: huh11:21
CountXhey brb11:21
gnomefreakCountX: you have to be using wpasupplacant if the command worked11:21
CountXimma get on irssi on my laptop11:21
gnomefreakor restarting networ fixed it11:22
slasherhey, i just upgraded to gutsy and the new deskbar is terible, is there a way to fix it?11:22
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gnomefreakthat would be too easy11:22
gnomefreakslasher: define deskbar?11:22
gnomefreakyou mean the panels?11:22
gnomefreakassuming its gnome11:22
mirakgnomefreak: tracker is damn slow to index11:22
HenrikLHi, what is the "correct" way of switching what a /etc/alternatives entry points to ?11:22
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gnomefreakmirak: yes i know11:22
mirakI am sure it was faster before11:22
kurrosdeskbar-applet, and no there is no way to "fix it", its the authors decision11:22
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mirakwhen it was using mysql11:22
mirakI tested at this time11:22
slasherthe spotlight type applet that now opens a window instead of the spotlight-like search feild11:23
marcelback11:23
marceloh wait, poo11:23
Jordan_UHenrikL, update-alternatives11:23
kurrosyou get used to it, ime11:23
gnomefreakHenrikL: sudo update-alternatives --all or replace --all with what you want to change11:23
mirakgnomefreak: is there a way to have index just file names first, then when it's done, go deeper in documents ?11:23
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winbondmy vmware machine slowed down a lot from the latest kernel upgrade, anyone noticed a performance drop?11:23
CountXok there we go11:23
gnomefreakmirak: not sure i havent had time to play with it yet11:23
CountXgnomefreak: what were you saying when i left, sorry i need to get on my laptop to stop switching back and forth11:23
mirakgnomefreak: why the indexing speed is ranged from 0 the fastest to 20 the slowest ? Is it just the nice setting ?11:24
mirakniceness11:24
gnomefreakCountX: on laptop do you see listed networks?11:24
slasherkurros: would it be possible to uninstall gutsy's deskbar and grab it from feisty's repo's?11:24
CountXgnomefreak: no, there are none when i do iwlist and in the network manager11:24
gnomefreakmirak: maybe, its not a package i maintain so i couldnt really say11:24
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gnomefreakCountX: asking him about something atm11:25
gnomefreakslasher: what deskbar11:25
CountXgnomefreak: cool, its all good11:25
slasherdeskbar-applet11:25
gnomefreakyou mean applet or panel or what?11:25
gnomefreakslasher: ah ok11:25
gnomefreakCountX: works?11:26
CountXgnomefreak: so about that network thing, am i going to have to like, keep running that command or what?11:26
Jordan_Ugnomefreak, Should he try turning off WPA encription so see if it's a wpasupplicant problem or am I missing something? ( I don't use WPA )11:26
CountXgnomefreak: did that permanently fix it/11:26
gnomefreakCountX: its just a restart command so you may need to write it down11:26
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gnomefreakJordan_U: yes11:27
Jordan_UCountX, Does wireless work?11:27
Andy80sorry, I had to reboot11:27
gnomefreakwpasupplicant gets opened n-m crashes11:27
CountXJordan_U: to the best of my knowledge no11:27
gnomefreakslasher: give me a minute. first no you cant install feistied11:27
mirakgnomefreak: 97.4  0.6   0:14.14 pdftotext lol, tracker convert a pdf to text to index it ???11:27
mirakthat's too much for me11:27
gnomefreakCountX: you did run iwlist with sudo right?11:27
Andy80can anyone help me with libnss-ldap please?11:28
Jordan_Umirak, How else would it work?11:28
gnomefreakmirak: file a bug11:28
slashergnomefreak: that's too bad, but thanks, i'll take any help i can get11:28
CountXgnomefreak: no...11:28
gnomefreakCountX: if you do it should list11:28
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CountXgnomefreak: it says that eth1 doesnt support scanning, and there is no such device11:29
Jordan_Umirak, Can you think of another way to index a PDF?11:29
mirakJordan_U: I would prefer him to index all the files, then after go deeper. actually11:29
Jordan_Umirak, Ahh, ok.11:29
SlimG2Is the xserver-xorg-video-i810 driver replaced by the xserver-xorg-video-intel driver in Gutsy? so I won't need to install the 915resolution package to fix the resolution problem11:30
mirakJordan_U: I am not sure that with a normal usage a normal user would find is files with tracker even after one month, if he doesn't have the computer always online11:30
Jordan_Umirak, Just a thought, if the file change between indexing and text indexing then you would have a conflicting database11:30
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mirakJordan_U: no reason11:31
CountXmarcel@marcel-laptop:~$ sudo iwlist eth1 scan11:31
CountXeth1      Interface doesn't support scanning : No such device11:31
mirakJordan_U: tracker is aware if a file change isn't it ?11:31
Jordan_Umirak, What do you mean?11:31
miraktracker could just index the filenames in it's database11:32
mirakthen once it's done, it do the indexing process and go deeper11:32
mirakif the file change who cares ?11:33
DShepherdso is gutsy going to get a new artwork for the release?11:33
CountXanyone wanna help me/11:34
CountXno wireless :(11:34
CountXits my birthday :)11:34
CountX!grandparidiso11:35
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about grandparidiso - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi11:35
CountX!granparidiso11:35
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about granparidiso - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi11:35
CountX!firefox-granparadiso11:35
CountXah, common ubotu11:35
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Pici!info firefox-granparadiso11:35
ubotufirefox-granparadiso: lightweight web browser based on Mozilla (Development Version). In component universe, is optional. Version 3.0~alpha7-0ubuntu6 (gutsy), package size 9717 kB, installed size 27396 kB11:36
PiciThats all she wrote11:36
CountXPici: thanks11:36
CountX !info wasnt aware of that one11:36
ubotuPackage wasnt does not exist in gutsy11:36
CountXshh ubotu11:36
CountX!botsnack11:36
ubotuYum! Err, I mean, APT!11:36
slasherhaha, that's a terrible pun11:37
CountXyeah....11:37
CountXstill funny11:37
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d4rkmonkeyI don't get it...11:38
CountXlol11:38
CountXits ok11:38
slasherhe he he11:38
d4rkmonkey:'(11:38
CountX:P11:38
CountX!yum11:38
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about yum - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi11:38
CountXhahaha11:38
CountXnow thats funny11:38
CountX!Yum11:38
slasher!info yum11:38
ubotuyum: Advanced front-end for rpm. In component universe, is extra. Version 2.4.0-3.1 (gutsy), package size 197 kB, installed size 960 kB11:38
CountXpoo you11:38
slasher;011:38
slasherERR11:38
slasher;)11:38
slasherhit caps instead of shift11:39
CountXno11:39
CountXi dun wanna11:39
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CountX;)11:40
CountXinno, i get it11:40
slasherhehe :P11:40
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CountXJordan_U: poo on you11:41
CountXJordan_U: why?11:41
CountXAPT FTW11:41
EqUaTeJordan_U: heathen!11:41
EqUaTe:P11:41
CountX!FTW11:41
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about ftw - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi11:41
slasher!info ftw11:41
ubotuPackage ftw does not exist in gutsy11:41
Jordan_UCountX, Because it's too absurd not to :)11:41
CountXman someone should really fix that11:41
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EqUaTeubotu: FTW is APT11:41
CountXhow do you add things to ubotu?11:41
Jordan_UCountX, ubotu foo is bar11:42
EqUaTedamn.. it goes to the ops chan.. :P11:42
CountX!FTW11:42
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about ftw - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi11:42
CountXsee!11:42
CountXthats just wrong11:42
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Jordan_UCountX, Join #ubuntu-ops and they will accept reject or ignore it :)11:42
EqUaTeCountX: it requires the folk in #ubuntu-ops to authorise it11:42
CountXah...thats foobar11:42
slashermessing with the info bot, that's terrible, some day someone will wanna look something up and get nothing but dick jokes11:42
CountXopen source concept?11:43
CountXI THINK NOT11:43
CountXslasher: have some confidence11:43
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slashernevar!!!11:43
CountXslasher: maybe tho...11:43
CountXi forgot how to change windows in irssi11:43
slasheryou know i did too11:44
crimsun/win11:44
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crimsunor use the meta bindings11:44
Jordan_Uturned even11:44
CountXcrimsun: ya if forgot the meta bindings11:44
slasherthe only way i know is /window goto #11:44
slasheranyone know what the keyboard shortcut is?11:44
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crimsunmeta+#11:45
gnomefreakther eis /win channel#11:45
gnomefreakmeta+# doesnt work here11:45
gnomefreakassuming meta is the meta key and # is the channel #11:45
winbondgeser, sorry missed ur post, yes kate can show numbered lines, if that's what u mean11:45
slasheri wish alt+left/right or something worked11:46
CountXslasher: there is something like that i just forgot11:46
gnomefreakctrl+p ctrl+n work as well11:46
slashersweet11:46
geserwinbond: I mean can kate show you if unix, dos or mac  line endings are used?11:46
slasherthanks gnomefreak11:46
gnomefreakyw11:46
CountXthanks bro11:47
CountXimma forget it though...11:47
Jordan_Ugeser, vim will ( it doesn't understand dos or mac line endings :)11:47
slasherjust use it a lot11:47
CountXslasher: im trying :P11:47
CountXslasher: you shoul see11:48
slasherhaha11:48
geserJordan_U: I know, but I don't know if winbond can use vim11:48
CountXanyone use wireless? can help me?11:48
CountXlike, still no networks show up11:48
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slasheri use it but mine worked out of the box, sorry11:49
CountXrestricted-manager shows the bcm43xx is in-use11:49
Jordan_UCountX, Try temporarily turning off WPA to see if it's a WPA issue11:49
CountXJordan_U: how :P11:49
Jordan_UCountX, In FF go to the ip of your router to get to its configuration page11:50
CountXJordan_U: im using my neighbors....11:50
CountXJordan_U: no WPA no protection11:50
slasherfrom the sound of it he's not even seeing ssid's11:50
Jordan_Ubad CountX11:50
slasheryeah, bad CountX11:50
CountXJordan_U: naw were cool, we share files and stuff11:50
abc123since  last update of the ati driver, the display stay black, i have have already run "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" but it doesnt help... what's wrong?11:51
Jordan_Uslasher, gnome freak ( trying not to highlight him, sorry if I do ) said that wpasupplicant may be preventing him from seeing the essid also somehow, or maybe I misunderstood11:51
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osmosisanyone use xen in gutsy ?11:52
slasherhmm, i'll take his word for it, i'm sure he knows more than i do11:52
Jordan_UCountX, So there is no password on his network?11:52
CountXJordan_U: no, and its a she :P11:52
Jordan_Uslackern, Then again I may have misunderstood and she was only talking about nm11:53
CountXJordan_U: and im like 3 meters from the router....11:53
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slasherCountX: are you sure your wireless hardware is on btw?11:53
Jordan_UCountX, In FF put 192.168.1.1 in as the URL11:53
CountXJordan_U: how would i know11:54
CountXJordan_U: iwconfig?11:54
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Jordan_UCountX, Well, try "sudo iwconfig <interface> <ESSID>"11:55
CountXJordan_U: i forget this essid11:56
Jordan_UCountX, Where interface is the interface name that didn't have an error "no wireless extensions" in iwlist and ESSID is the name of your neighbor's network11:57
marek`hey11:58
marek`when i do ls -l /bin/sh it points to dash11:58
Jordan_UCountX, You have a computer which is connected to it, correct?11:58
marek`is this a typo?11:58
marek`is it supposed to be bash?11:58
Jordan_Umarek`, It is supposed to11:58
CountXJordan_U: not right now11:58
marek`why?11:58
CountXJordan_U: this laptop is the one that connects to it11:59
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romhi11:59
Jordan_Umarek`, sh is supposed to link to a POSIX compliant shell, dash happens to be *only* POSIX compliant and nothing more, but it's faster than Bash.11:59
Jordan_Umarek`, sh != bash11:59
romsomeone can help me?11:59
marek`i see11:59
romI try to launch compiz-fusion on gutsy12:00
rom"glxinfo | grep direct" give "direct rendering: Yes"12:00
rombut when I launch compiz --replace12:00
Jordan_Umarek`, And it should never be assumed that it does ( though many people do, it's called a bashism when you ask for sh when you want bash )12:00
romChecking for Xgl: not present.12:00
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Jordan_Urom, ATI?12:00
romnvidia geforce 860012:00
romlast drivers12:00
romfrom .run on nvidia website (nvidia-glx-new are old)12:01
Jordan_Urom, What happens when you try to enable it from System -> Preferences -> Appearance ?12:01
marek`i see12:01
romI use kubuntu12:01
romI try apparence12:02
romthen, what menu?12:02
Jordan_Urom, I thought that nvidia-glx-new in Gutsy was the newest driver from nvidia.com12:02
Jordan_Urom, No idea12:02
romI think the last was out today12:02
romor yesterday12:02
CountXJordan_U: int he network-managerp the wireless connection is faded out, what doe sthat mena12:02
rombut driver seems to work12:02
romjust compiz doesn't :(12:02
romI have this message too:12:03
CountXJordan_U: typing fast sry about the grammar12:03
Jordan_UCountX, Have you tried rebooting yet?12:03
CountXJordan_U: im scared too12:03
CountXJordan_U: plus im updating12:03
rom/usr/bin/compiz.real (video) - Warn: No 8 bit GLX pixmap format, disabling YV12 image format12:03
Jordan_UCountX, I doubt anything bad will happen, at worst some kittens will be eaten12:03
CountXJordan_U: damn kittens...12:03
CountXJordan_U: maybe just maybe they will convert to gajaism and be 'happy' kittens12:04
CountXOR THEY WILL BE DESTROYED!!12:04
romsomeone has an idea?12:04
Jordan_UCountX, Speaking of which, what was that Desktop Background you had?12:04
CountXJordan_U: which one, the religeon one?12:05
Jordan_UCountX, Yes, the one in the screenshot12:05
CountXJordan_U: i use wallpaper-tray, on a 1 minute cycle, i have like 200 desktops12:05
CountXJordan_U: its from deviantart.com, i donwloaded all my favourates12:05
CountXJordan_U: actually nbow that you mention it, i need to backup all those on my site12:06
Jordan_UCountX, Link?12:06
Jordan_U:)12:06
CountXJordan_U: the link is long gone...12:06
CountXlost in time12:06
ReL1Kanyone have the issue with an annoying white box when using compiz12:06
ReL1K??12:07
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romwhat card?12:07
ReL1Kintel12:07
Jordan_UCountX, Can you send it to me?12:07
CountXJordan_U: im uploading the 32 best12:07
romI don't know:(12:07
ReL1Kgm96512:07
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CountXJordan_U: the titles oare pretty good, so you should be able to pick it out12:08
winbondgeser, i can use vim, do i need to specify anything in vim to show the endings, because i still dont see anything12:09
ReL1Ki heard someone talking about this before, noone has an idea how to fix the issues in compiz where theres a weird white box around everything??12:11
CountXJordan_U: http://marcels.pure-wrath.com/desktops/So_Many_Answers_by_RadicallyPoetic.jpg12:11
romnobody knows for my compiz bug?12:11
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geserwinbond: sorry, I don't have right now a file to test12:11
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geserwinbond: and it's time for me to go to bed12:12
CountXJordan_U: this one is pretty freakin sweet12:12
CountXhttp://marcels.pure-wrath.com/desktops/Copy%20of%201297171615_cfe280f144_o.png12:12
winbondgeser, ok , thanks12:12
darrendwhy is apache a dependency of php5?12:13
CountXreally?12:13
Jordan_Udarrend, Good question :)12:16
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CountXJordan_U: if im not back in 5 minutes, something went horribly wrong12:17
CountXJordan_U: and i want you to know...you were a real friend bro12:18
CountXjk jk12:18
CountX:P12:18
CountXbut seriously if im not back soon somethings wrong12:18
Jordan_UCountX, It's OK, as long as text doesn't start getting scre13452345234523409 )(IU)*&Y&%*681wrqwr youf f&^in#12:18
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slasheri've got class, thanks for the help, later12:23
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CountXbakc12:24
CountXback, and i have internet apparently12:24
Jordan_UCountX, Still no wireless though?12:25
CountXJordan_U: lemme check12:25
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CountXJordan_U: i have 3 network icons on the top12:25
CountXwow12:25
CountXaint that special12:26
CountXno i dont see any wireless12:26
Jordan_UCountX, Does sudo modprobe bcm43xx output anything?12:27
CountXnothing...12:27
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Jordan_UCountX, Did it work in feisty?12:29
Jordan_UCountX, And can you pastebin the output of "ls /lib/firmware" ?12:30
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ReL1Kanyone have the issue with an annoying white box when using compiz?12:36
ConstyXIVcan you remap your menu key to something useful, like scale?12:36
osmosiswhere can I check the lastest new packages for gutsty ?12:37
ConstyXIVosmosis: same way as always12:37
ConstyXIVosmosis: either apt-get update or the update manager12:37
osmosisConstyXIV: i dont have it installed though.  web page ?12:38
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gibI'm having an issue with yelp in gutsy.  It doesn't display any images; it only shows text--which is displayed fine.  It don't get any error messages when launching it from the command line, and like I said, it works fine except for not showing any images.12:38
ConstyXIVosmosis: packages.ubuntu.com12:38
osmosisConstyXIV:  updates are there ?12:39
gibIs anyone esle seeing images in there help files for gnome-based apps that use yelp?12:39
osmosisConstyXIV:    https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy    has  lastest uploads12:40
gibSo, is that a known issue.  It seems like the gnome guys break yelp with every revision.12:41
CountXJordan_U:12:44
CountXJordan_U: 2.6.22-10-generic  2.6.22-11-generic  bcm43xx_microcode11.fw12:44
gnomefreakgib: what steps are you taking to get that?12:44
gnomefreakCountX: hint we are at 2.6.22-1112:44
gnomefreaksoon to be -1212:44
CountXgnomefreak: que?12:45
gnomefreakatleast it should be done before beta release12:45
CountXgnomefreak: Que?12:45
gnomefreakwhat do you mean?12:45
CountXespanol?12:45
gnomefreak!es12:45
ubotuSi busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.12:45
gnomefreak:)12:45
CountXno hablo inglis12:45
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marcel!ghost12:47
ubotuOn IRC, if you own a nick that is currently being used, you can make it quit by typing: /msg nickserv GHOST <username> <password>12:47
marceli win12:47
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CountXstupid12:47
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CountXsorry im back, i keep getting birthday calls12:48
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CountXpeople telling me about being 1 year older and responsibility and blah blah12:48
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pwnguinCountX: dialup?12:48
CountXpwnguin: NO!12:50
CountX!dialup12:50
ubotuYou want to connect via dial-up? Read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto12:50
CountXNO12:50
CountXdialup, just die damnit12:50
pwnguinCountX: just wondering why you disconnected because of the phone12:50
CountXpwnguin: no i was shosted12:50
CountXghosted12:51
pwnguinwhich happens when you get disconnected and reconnect12:51
pwnguinanyways12:51
CountXpwnguin: yeah i pressed ctrl+c12:51
pwnguinis there some trick to getting sd readers to work in gutsy?12:52
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CountXJordan_U: hey man12:52
CountXJordan_U: no wireless still...12:52
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Jordan_UCountX, Sorry if you already answered, but did it work in Feisty?12:52
Jordan_UCountX, and what is the output of "ls /lib/firmware" ?12:53
CountXJordan_U: i only used feist for a little, and i didnt try, sorry12:53
CountXJordan_U: marcel@marcel-laptop:~$ ls /lib/firmware12:53
CountX2.6.22-10-generic  2.6.22-11-generic  bcm43xx_microcode11.fw12:53
CountXJordan_U: and i still have 3 network icons on the top bar12:54
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Jordan_UCountX, Do you have a feisty LiveCD? it would be useful to know if this is a regression12:54
CountXJordan_U: i do but its scratched, cd's dont last long in my room12:54
Jordan_UCountX, strange, I have a bunch of .fw files, I am guessing you should also and you just don't have the .fw ( firmware ) file for your chipset12:55
Jordan_UCountX, That's what cases are for ;)12:55
CountXJordan_U: you do know its my bday right....hook me up man ;)12:55
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ReL1Kanyone using gutsy maybe with intel drivers have issues with compiz showing a white box around things, like all windows, the start menu, etc.12:56
gnomefreakReL1K: intel drivers are buggy atm12:56
Jordan_UReL1K, Try with copy mode12:56
ReL1KJordan_U: how do i do that? :P12:56
Jordan_UCountX, I can actually send you some more .fw files though.12:57
ReL1Kand is anyone having issues where every so often they copy and paste something and if they copy english, it pastes out japanese characters? :P12:57
d4rkmonkeyReL1K uh, isn't intel blacklisted or something now?12:57
gnomefreak--use-copy i think or i know you can do  it from the gui settings manager12:57
CountXJordan_U: what would i do with thosE/12:57
ReL1Kd4rkmonkey: yea, got it to work though12:57
Jordan_UCountX, Put them in /lib/firmware12:57
ReL1Khad to edit the compiz config under /usr/bin/compiz, comment out the T=T$ #intel 965 line12:57
ReL1Kworks fine after that12:57
ReL1Kcept the little white box :P12:57
CountXJordan_U: whats that worth?12:58
d4rkmonkeyReL1K Ok, the bugs are probably the reasons that it is blacklisted lol12:58
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ReL1Kand for the record, compiz worked perfectly fine 100 percent fine like 4 days ago12:58
ReL1Kthen the updates cmae12:58
ReL1Kcame12:58
ReL1K:)12:58
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AmyRoseI finally broke down and used aptitude to upgrade...12:58
AmyRoseXD12:59
Jordan_Ugnomefreak, Do you know if after using r-m for broadcom and extracting from the default driver it should put more than one .fw file in /lib/firmware or does it actually just keep the one that it detects is right for that card? ( in feisty with fwcutter by default you get a lot of firmware files )12:59
Jordan_U?12:59
terlmanngood for you!12:59
gnomefreakJordan_U: should use the one it detects afaik12:59
gnomefreakJordan_U: i havent had to update firmware for anything yet01:00
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MenZaAlso, can anyone tell me why it might be that I can't scroll vertically by sliding down the right side of my touchpad anymore? I could on Feisty. :/01:00
MenZa-the Also bit.01:00
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pwnguinMenZa: check the mouse settings01:00
Jordan_UCountX, Probably won't help but try this, download trogdoor.googlepages.com/firmware.zip and extract the .fw files to /lib/firmware ( I assume you know how to use sudo and mv ) then reboot01:00
MenZapwnguin: I'm re-configuring xserver-xorg right now; which should I pick? /dev/input/mice, /dev/psaux, /dev/ttySO, /dev/tts0 or /dev/gpmdata?01:01
pwnguinMenZa: synaptics is getting a bit of attention recently, perhaps due to a recent wsj article01:01
pwnguinMenZa: no clue01:01
MenZapwnguin: meh01:01
MenZaI'll try01:01
Jordan_UCountX, Actually to test, mv the one .fw file that is there somewhere else temporarily before copying the others over01:01
pwnguinid go with /input/mice01:01
MenZaDid01:02
pwnguinor maybe psaux01:02
pwnguinbut ttyS0 is foolish01:02
MenZabrb01:02
MenZarestarting X01:02
Jordan_UCountX, I am going to have to leave soon but I am getting picked up so I am not sure exactly when, if I leave than tell me what happened with a /msg01:03
CountXJordan_U: ok, im trying to lean mv01:03
CountXlearn01:03
MenZaThat didn't work. :(01:03
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Jordan_UCountX, sudo cp /directory/where/you/unzipped/to/firmware/*.fw /lib/firmware01:04
Jordan_UCountX, But first "sudo mv /lib/firmware/*.fw Desktop/" or wherever else you want01:05
Jordan_UMeh, I'm not giving very clear directions :(01:06
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CountXokay01:08
CountXthere are still 3 network icons on the top bar01:08
CountXlittle weird01:08
Balaams_MiracleGutsy problem: I've just moved from Xubuntu to Ubuntu using the 'Mark packages by task' feature in Synaptic (i know, not recommended). Now i wanted to try out these desktop effects i've been hearing so much about, but it refuses to cooperate. Here're the errors it throws. http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/38045/  Anyone know how to solve this? Is this a known problem or is it something i did?01:09
Jordan_UCountX, I'm gone01:10
CountXJordan_U: fudge01:11
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CountXcan anyone explain the 3 network icons? marcels.pure-wrath.com/Screenshot.png01:12
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gnomefreakConstyXIV: start removing them until you find the one that is keeping you connected01:14
Balaams_MiracleCountX: I haven't got a clue, besides the suggestion that you maight have done it yourself, although i think you've already ruled that one out01:14
ConstyXIVgnomefreak: ???01:14
gnomefreaksorry01:15
CountXBalaams_Miracle: haha, i know i did it01:15
gnomefreakCountX: remove them until you find the one that kills your connection01:15
CountXBalaams_Miracle: id like to fix it, as well as my wireless01:15
gnomefreakCountX: sounds like while you were trying to get it started you open it more than once01:15
gnomefreakor reboot and see how many show up01:15
Balaams_MiracleCountX: then i'd sughgest you follow gnomefreak's advice :-)01:16
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Balaams_Miracle(bleh, me and my typos)01:16
gnomefreakwireless fix will be uploaded in next day or 2 (its about done) but we are frozen so it has to be accepted as showstopping and i thin it is01:16
CountXgnomefreak: i have rebooted like 3 times with all threee coming back01:16
CountXhello?01:16
gnomefreakCountX: kill them one by one and see what happens start with closest the the left01:17
gnomefreakthat should be last one added01:17
CountXgnomefreak: they all act as one01:17
CountXgnomefreak: if i close on they all close01:17
CountXone*01:17
gnomefreakCountX: that sounds wrong01:17
CountXgnomefreak: it looks wrong01:18
gnomefreakits possible ofcourse but unlikely see if ps aux lists 3 processes for n-m01:18
Balaams_MiracleTry killing them from the processmanager01:18
gnomefreakCountX: how ar eyou killing them?01:18
gnomefreakare*01:18
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gnomefreakyes that will kill all of them01:19
CountXgnomefreak: im down to ne01:19
gnomefreakright click icon and close01:19
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gnomefreakshould work01:19
CountXcan you read me?01:19
Balaams_MiracleYes01:19
CountXcause im down to one now01:19
gnomefreakyes01:19
CountXcoolios01:19
gnomefreaktold you :)01:19
CountXgnomefreak: still no wireless...01:19
gnomefreakCountX: wait for the fix than lets see what we can do01:19
CountXgnomefreak: fix?01:20
gnomefreakim fairly sure the fixes for n-m will fix most if not all your issues01:20
gnomefreakCountX: the fix for it is just about done01:20
CountXgnomefreak: cool like next few days close?01:20
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CountXgnomefreak: by saturday fix? :P01:20
gnomefreakwpa is causing your issues (im about 85% sure on that)01:20
Balaams_Miraclegnomefreak: You seem to know quite a deal. Any idea how i can solve my problem?01:20
CountXgnomefreak: i dont use wap01:20
CountXwpa*01:21
gnomefreakCountX: look for it by monday since we are frozen01:21

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