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sillinesswhile talking about vnc what is the syntax for vncviewer to logon to ultravnc server remotely?00:00
sillinessMark76, how to add menu entries00:00
Mark76Nope00:00
Mark76Not a clue00:00
warblerRyuho: that'll be either the startup sessions on the ubuntu box or a windows thing - haven't used windows since 200200:01
Ryuhowell i'm sure it's not the xp, i haven't changed anything and on top of that, if i change my session into gnome, i can vcn into gnome00:01
Ryuhook so you think it's the xfce startup session00:01
silliness$vncviewer00:01
Ryuhosome application or jobs i'm not launching during xfce start up00:02
warblerRyuho: one of the startups is where I'd look00:02
Ryuhook00:02
Ryuhothx00:02
warblerk00:02
sillinessput in server whatever.dyndns.org00:02
sillinessthen password?00:03
sillinessmust  I specifiy port if  I changed it00:03
warblersilliness - maybe it was just a missed startup app when switching from gnome to xfce00:03
sillinesswarbler, what00:04
warblersorry to much reading00:04
sillinessdidn't switch00:04
sillinessrdp00:06
sillinessoops00:06
Ryuhordp.. remote desktop protocol?00:06
sillinessyes00:06
Ryuhomaybe i should try with that00:06
sillinessthat was typo on my part00:07
Ryuhoi know, wrong window00:07
sillinesswrong machine00:08
warblerRyuho: simple question - why the change to xfce?00:10
Ryuhomy tablet isn't that powerful00:10
Ryuho1.1gh cpu 1gb ram integrated graphics00:10
warblerI'm the opp to you - xfce is on the server - pent 300:12
Ryuhoheh00:15
Ryuhomy main compy is xp00:15
Ryuho<= gamer00:15
Ryuhohaha uhh my /etc/vnc.confg is all commented00:16
Ryuholike.. everything starts with #00:16
Ryuhois that normal?00:16
warblerRyuho: I'll check00:20
warblermine on the gnome host is all commented00:21
warblerit's the server config file and my gnome box is not the server, so...00:22
Mark76Wouldn't it be great if games like the Sims and Wow just worked on Linux00:27
SpiffyBalakwell, we got Quake III00:27
Mmphyea we need more games00:27
Mark76As opposed to just, worked or didn't work at all00:27
Mmphwe got ET quake wars demo :D00:27
h3sp4wnWe get ut200700:27
SpiffyBalakand emulators00:27
h3sp4wn(not the demo though yet :/)00:28
Mmphyea mame pwnz!!00:28
Mark76I'm trying to persuade a friend to go Ubuntu, but the lack of support for her favourite game is making it a hard sell00:28
SpiffyBalakwhat is it?00:28
Mark76Sime 200:28
Mark76Sims 200:28
Mmphcedega might run it00:28
SpiffyBalakI've heard good things about Cedega00:28
Mark76It's not even mentioned on the Cedega site00:28
MmphI like it except for the monthly tax00:29
Mark76Tax?00:29
h3sp4wnWas it the original sims there was an actually linux port for don't remember00:29
Mmphfor support and binary installers there is a monthly fee00:29
Mark76How much?00:30
Mmphthink you can compile it for free tho00:30
Mmphlast I checked 5$00:30
Mmphabout a year ago00:30
Mark76Whoa00:30
Mark76I'm surprised there's not a FOSS version of the Sims00:31
SpiffyBalakit's the AI00:31
SpiffyBalakhard to replicate00:31
Mark76Ah00:31
SpiffyBalakhm, has anyone upgraded to Gusty yet?00:31
Mark76What about if we lobbied the makers for an official Linux port?00:31
SpiffyBalakI tried to, but it took WAY to long with the update thingy00:32
SpiffyBalak*too00:32
Mark76I upgraded months ago00:32
Mark76Well, two months ago00:32
SpiffyBalakshould I just fetch the ISO, burn, and do it with the CD?00:32
SpiffyBalakbrb00:33
warblereveryone is trying to upgrade and everyone is complaining about the speed - I'd wait00:33
Mmphis it possible to run the installer, and have it skip all the download stuff?00:34
Mark76At least I don't have to install any more updates for a while00:35
Mark76Not that that's a major pain00:35
Mark76At least I don't have to reboot after every update :D00:36
Mark76I wish the Gnome and KDE browsers would cut lose from Mozilla00:37
Mark76loose00:37
warblerI use dillo - way quicker but hard to get used to00:38
Mmphyea dillo is fast as hell00:38
warblerbut no java00:38
Mmphno frames00:38
warblerno picks00:38
Mmpha step above Lynx :D00:39
warbler*pics00:39
Mark76I use Epiphany00:39
SpiffyBalaklynx and elinks are fun00:39
warblerthe speed is the best feature00:39
h3sp4wnlinks2 -g is good (even better if you can have a card that can use radeonfb for example)00:39
h3sp4wnwith acceleration its nice enough that you don't really need X00:39
Mmphthat would be cool00:40
warblerepiphany - never seen it - is it quick?00:40
Mark76I wish Epiphany had it's own configurable plugins folder00:40
Mark76It's decently fast00:40
Mmphbrb00:41
SpiffyBalakwow, I just tried links2 -g00:41
Mark76IS Links a text browser?00:41
SpiffyBalakyes00:41
SpiffyBalakit reminds me of some dos proggies00:41
Mark76Anachrotastic!00:42
SpiffyBalakyet useful00:42
Mark76What would you use a text only browser for?00:42
SpiffyBalakbrowsing the net without images00:42
SpiffyBalaksome sites do that just fine00:42
SpiffyBalaklike ASSTR :P00:42
Mark76*Tries to imagine the net without images*00:43
h3sp4wnSpiffyBalak: links2 -g does have images00:43
h3sp4wnlinks2 without doesn't but its fine for most of what I use00:44
SpiffyBalakit's still crazy fast00:44
Mark76I shall take a look at that00:45
allbertthe image i downloaded doest let me install00:45
allbertit stuck at detecting hardware00:45
Mark76*Realises Albert isn't talking mock Shakespearian*00:46
Mark76What hardware have you go?00:48
allbertos[Linux 2.6.22-10-generic i686] distro[Debian lenny/sid] cpu[1 x Pentium III (Coppermine) @ 798MHz] mem[Physical : 249MB, 58.9% free] disk[Total : 93.53GB, 70.60% Free] video[nVidia Corporation NV5M64 [RIVA TNT2 Model 64/Model 64 Pro]] sound[]00:48
allberti tried clean & upgrade doesn't help much00:49
Mark76Good God!  You ahve my computer!00:49
Mark76Hand it back immediately you cad00:49
Mark76Wait... If you've got mine then whose am I usiing? :-?00:50
Mark76:-/00:50
SpiffyBalaka clone?00:50
reaVergimme back my PC you thief!00:50
Mark76Snap!00:51
Mark76Lol00:51
Mark76Though, to be fair, he does have a bigger hard drive00:52
Mark76Mine's only 80gbs00:52
Mark76Other than that they're practically identical00:53
warblerallbert: OS's are finicky - got to burn them at a slow speed - 4x seems the best00:54
allbertok00:55
warblerk00:55
warbler.00:56
Mark76Can you imagine trying to run Vista on our set up?00:56
Mark76*shudders*00:56
warblerI wondered what to do with my old pent three so I set up a nfs server for music and movies and torrents - do people still use 'em :p00:57
allbertwon't that burning speed affect the installation?00:57
Mark76I'm using a P3 right now, Warbler00:58
warblerallbert: not at all - except there is a better chance it'll work00:58
allbertok thanks and i'll give it a try00:58
SpiffyBalakuhoh, maybe I should wait even longer to upgrade00:59
Mark76Bit torrent?00:59
SpiffyBalakGutsy has problems with many ATI graphics cards, and I got one00:59
Mark76Ah00:59
warblera poor attempt at humor - five years ago they were cutting edge - no reason thy're not good now!00:59
Mark76Heh01:00
warblerrtorrent01:00
Mark76I wonder if Amaya works yet?01:01
alnoktathe browser ?01:01
Mark76Yeah01:02
Mark76It never seems to open01:02
warblerAmaya is intended to be a comprehensive client environment for testing and evaluating new proposals for Web standards and formats. ... - from google01:03
Mark76It still doesn't open01:04
Mark76Weird01:04
warblermaybe it is ipv6 and not many sites are using that? - testing and evaluating...01:06
Mark76Could be01:06
Mark76How many browsers were there in the repos at the last count?01:06
warblerhttp://www.w3.org/Amaya/ says it is a web editor?01:06
alnoktaboth01:07
alnoktabut it never starts on linux01:07
alnoktafor me at least01:07
Mark76Ditto01:08
alnoktacrashy in xp but works01:08
Mark76I can't get links2 to start either01:08
warbleramaya - Featuring performer and instructor Amaya in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Includes information on the Shake and Bake Dance Festival, her videos, classes, ... maybe why it won't start...01:10
alnokta:)01:11
Mark76How do you start Links2?01:11
alnoktano idea .. tried lynx ?01:12
Mark76Well, Spiffy mentione Links01:13
h3sp4wnlinks2 -g01:15
h3sp4wn(or just links2 for text)01:15
Mark76Is that the run command?01:15
h3sp4wnyep (presuming its installed) from cli or X01:16
h3sp4wnthing is without an accelerated framebuffer its not that good from cli01:16
Mark76What's an accelerated frame buffer?01:17
h3sp4wnjust whether you have hardware acceleration in the framebuffer console or not01:18
Mark76Ah right01:18
h3sp4wnvesafb isn't but radeonfb is (and some others)01:18
Mark76NO idea01:18
h3sp4wnvesafb is the default01:18
alnoktavesa is a display driver01:18
keba frame buffer is temporary memory for storing the image of the screen while it is being rendered.  when it is ready to display it can be "flipped" on quickly while another one receives the next display frame.01:20
Mark76I should go to bed01:20
h3sp4wnI should but some jack ass's are playing junk music really loud01:20
* alnokta kicks Mark76 to bed01:21
Mark76Night all01:21
alnoktanight01:21
kebnight01:21
kebis that a typo for punk music01:21
warblerrap is junk to01:22
warbler*too01:22
h3sp4wnNo I was going to write crap but didn't01:22
kebi didnt know that was a genre of music.  can't keep up with the younger generation :/01:23
alnoktause two cottons if you have to01:23
alnoktakeb, you mean crap music?01:23
h3sp4wnIts not music these are like 35 year old gimps01:24
kebyeah01:24
kebgimp is only about 6 years old isnt it01:25
h3sp4wnNo style there is good music from most time periods (and styles) but this definately is not it01:25
h3sp4wnThe word originates from 1920-1925 in the US so its old enough01:26
Ryuhoi can't get vnc working01:28
warblerRyuho: still no luck?01:29
Ryuhoi'm under the same network01:29
Ryuhoi even installed vncserver01:29
Ryuhoand started a new x desktop01:29
Ryuhostill can't access anything01:29
kebdid you check /etc/hosts.deny and iptables settings01:29
Ryuhono01:30
Ryuhoill try that01:30
warblerRyuho: and did the dns change the ip address?01:30
Ryuhono01:30
warblerk01:30
Ryuhoall i know is that it works in GNOME but not in xfce01:30
Ryuhoit's probably some stupid settings, i just can't find it01:31
warblerwindows doesn't see xfce!01:31
Ryuhobut sees GNOME?01:31
Ryuhoeh, maybe ill just use gnome then01:31
keboh you mean it doesnt even open a window?01:32
warblerit's seems to be a simple setting - what though?01:32
Ryuhoit acts as if there's no computer at that ip01:32
Ryuhoya just sessioned into GNOME now it works01:32
warblerlong way away here but is it something like a different user or group?01:34
Ryuhonope i don't even know how to change that01:35
Ryuhoso i doubt it01:35
warblerki01:36
warbler*k01:36
TheBishopWhy hello thar01:37
wbadgerhi01:37
kebgood evening, your worship01:37
warblerRyuho: when you start the xfce session - how do you do that? -maybe there's something there01:38
Ryuhoi've done it both with cold boot, and with CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE01:38
Ryuhoand CTRL+ALT+F2 and then killing xorg01:38
Ryuhopretty sure it's just the xfce's setting01:38
TheBishopSo I'm like super new to linux... this is my second day.01:39
kebglad to have you aboard TheBishop01:40
warblerRyuho: xfce is just a window manager - shouldn't interfere with the settings vnc uses normally - I would think01:40
TheBishopI am having issues with a wireless reciever, it seems to be giving most owners problems01:40
TheBishopAppearently there is a way to get it up and running, i just don't know where to start01:41
warblerRyuho: so some setting has changed during the install of xfce - is there a .vnc file in your /home folder - click view - show hidden folders01:41
RyuhoOH01:42
RyuhoOH CRAP01:42
Ryuhoi did install something01:42
Ryuhokdrc01:42
warbler?01:42
TheBishopi found some stuff in the ubuntu forums, but the commands seem to not be working. I don't know they dont apply to xubuntu or what, so i came in here01:42
Ryuhoi just remembered it01:42
Ryuhoapperantly it's a ... KDE app?01:42
Ryuholol why was it under Add/Remove GUI for GNOME?01:42
warblerand?01:42
warbler?01:42
kebTheBishop did you go into Applications, System, Network and play around there with wireless settings?01:43
warblerTheBishop: is it broadcom?01:44
TheBishopkeb: yes01:44
TheBishopwarbler: no01:44
warblerk01:44
warblerwhich?01:44
TheBishopSamsung 2300U01:44
TheBishophttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=334478&highlight=2300u01:44
TheBishopI dont know id some of the commands are ubuntu specific or what. I'm not that adept yet...01:45
TheBishopif*01:46
TheBishopeverythings fine until the sudo ndiswrapper -l cmd01:47
TheBishopi get sudo: ndiswrapper: command not found01:47
warblerxubuntu is ubuntu with a different window manager so they are essentially the same01:47
reindeerGood evening to y'all. I am looking for mirror maintaining a stable variant of Ubuntu for the Mac PPC ( G3 and up ). I am looking for the CD images, not DVD.01:47
warblerdid you install ndiswrapper from synaptic package manager?01:48
TheBishopno.01:49
warblerTheBishop: that will be why it is not found01:49
TheBishopah01:50
TheBishopok doing it now...01:51
warblerapplications - system - synaptic package manager - then click search - and type ndiswrapper01:51
TheBishopok its installed01:51
warblerfollow the howto again - lol01:52
sadizmhey guys, how do i configure xubuntu to lock the screen on lid shut?01:53
sadizmi've installed gnome-power-preferences, but the option isn't there...01:54
reindeerWill there be any further support for the Mac PPC platform with the latest release?01:55
TheBishopwarbler: i type the commands, but I'm not getting anything01:55
sadizmreindeer -- the PPC CD image is in the topic :)01:55
warblerTheBishop: does it stop at the same place?01:56
TheBishoppretty much01:56
TheBishopi get no response from sudo modprobe ndiswrapper (and -l)01:56
reindeerI did, however, the content on my display is either for the AMD64 or Intel x86 platforms installed on the Macbooks, to which I own neither.01:57
sadizmreally? even the ones here? http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/ports/releases/7.10/release/01:58
sadizmmy net's really slow (or maybe it's the server) so i can't check.01:59
reindeerI'll refresh my browser( Firefox 2 ) with the link if I receive any unique content.02:00
warblerTheBishop: don't do wireless myself because of the hassle - I only use linux - sorry but try google??02:00
sadizmthere, i got the page.02:01
sadizmdid you want xubuntu for power pc?02:01
warblerThe bishop: last quest - does lspci show the card?02:01
sadizmhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/ports/releases/7.10/release/xubuntu-7.10-desktop-powerpc.iso.torrent02:01
Foxhackerdoes the new gutsy gibbon xubuntu have all the bells and whistles like regular ubuntu, and by that i mean cool desktop eyecandy with compiz and stuff02:01
reindeerYes, I do, sadizm. Any bones?02:01
sadizmdoes that work, reindeer?02:02
TheBishopwarbler: nope02:03
Test-3Rheyheyhey whats up with screensaver02:03
Test-3R=(02:03
kebTest-3R : what do you mean whats up?02:04
Test-3Rnorma i386 oild ati card its not workin02:04
warblerTheBishop: that is where you have to start - sorry but I don't know more than that...02:04
Test-3Raccelleration is disabled02:04
Test-3Rscreen saver jus goes black no nouthin has come up02:05
Test-3Ri have suspicion i looked up thing in screen saver it says its al GNOME now?02:05
TheBishopwarbler: well I appreciate your help. I have heard about the community, it is one of the reasons I decided to put it on my extra box02:05
Test-3Ri cant believe nobody saw it02:05
kebif you really want to save the screen, going dark is the best option ;)02:05
Test-3R:(02:05
Test-3Ri liek xylap tho02:05
Test-3Rfractals == winnnnn02:06
sadizmspeaking of going dark, keb, any idea how to make the screen lock upon lid close? :D02:06
TheBishopI suppose I will tinker some more, and If i can figure it out, ill write it down or something :P02:06
Test-3Rsadizm > just set that in screensaver thing at least in Old version of this dist02:06
sadizmyeah, i know... doesn't show here though02:06
sadizmi've even installed gnome-power-manager but the option still isn't there02:07
reindeerahhhh. BONUS!!! Helps if I typed in the right URL in my browser. Gracias.\02:07
warblerTheBishop: that's great - the thing with linux is people in there own time do the developement so things take time and the majority gets the best support - so I use hardware that is common and no younger than 1 year old so that there is support02:07
Test-3Rwt-   ....  Right?  =(02:07
Test-3Ri cant get the new burner app to work for me either.02:08
Test-3Ri figured out how to use "burn" bak when - but now thats gone now tooq02:08
kebi dont know if lid-close is one of those supported acpi or apm events02:08
Test-3Rnotebook Should hav Both installd02:09
sadizmyeah... sigh...02:09
Test-3R!screensaver02:09
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about screensaver - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi02:09
Test-3R!saver02:09
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about saver - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi02:09
Test-3R=(((02:10
Test-3R!burn02:11
ubotuCD/DVD Burning software: K3b (KDE), gnomebaker, serpentine, graveman, Nautilus cd burner (Gnome), gtoaster, xcdroast, cdrecord (terminal-based). Burning .iso files: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto02:11
sadizmack. gnome users can use gconf-editor to do the lid thing.02:11
sadizmis there an xfce counterpart for that?02:12
Test-3R"One call Does it All ! w/ Adv. Medicl Support!!!!11111"02:12
Test-3R - from my TV.  =O02:12
reindeerSadizm, I have a prime ISO connection with your link. Gracias a ti, Senor, for your assistance.02:14
keb!xscreensaver02:15
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about xscreensaver - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi02:15
sadizmyou're welcome, reindeer :D02:15
kebhmm Brasero isnt mentioned in that list02:16
reindeerHave a great eve, all. Take care and have a nice weekend.02:18
reindeerI'm outta here.02:18
kebsadizm do you have a file called /apps/gnome-power-manager/lock/blank_screen02:19
sadizmwhere do i find /apps?02:21
kebthis page mentions a true/false setting https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager02:21
kebno idea02:21
kebi dont have a laptop02:21
sadizmhaha =P02:21
sadizmmmm... looks like a switch in gconf-editor...02:22
warblerI just found reindeer's cd image and he's fled...02:23
kebemail it to the north pole02:23
warblercan santa's reindeer read?02:24
sadizmhaha, he actually sounded spanish.02:24
sadizman outsourced reindeer?02:25
warblerwouldn't suprise me - so much is outsourced these days...02:25
Ryuho"assistive technology support has been requested for this session" anyone get that before?02:26
warblerdonner. blitzen, jose?02:26
TheBishoplol?02:27
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warblerlots of luck02:27
TheBishophaha eeeh02:30
sadizmRyuho, there's an expired ticket at launchpad. Looks inconclusive.02:32
sadizmhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/at-spi/+bug/7424902:32
ubotuLaunchpad bug 74249 in at-spi "Bug when we start Feisty : trouble with at-spi" [High,Invalid]02:32
Ryuhohm02:32
Ryuhothanks02:32
sadizm:)02:33
Test-3Rsudo apt-get install xscreensaver02:34
kebReading package lists... Done02:35
keber02:35
edwardIn the new upgrade where is "power management"?02:38
warbleris there a terminal command for the screensaver - my GUI ignores everything I do02:38
kebi type xlock02:39
ThePubIs there a good comprehensive document regarding getting xinerama back up an running with xubuntu and gutsy?02:39
sadizmhi edward, you have to install gnome-power-manager.02:39
edwardokey i'll try that02:40
kebwarbler did you add the "Action Buttons" to the panel?02:40
sadizmedward: after that it should show under applications>settings>screensaver preferences02:40
edward:)02:40
warbleronly have quit as an option02:40
warblerkeb02:40
kebwarbler : when you press that quit button, it should pop up a window with some choices02:41
warblerkeb: quit lock etc - nothing about the screensaver - it activates after ten min no matter what I do02:42
keboic02:42
kebwhat about in Applications, Settings, Screensaver02:43
kebthere is a time setting02:43
warblerkeb: bios is set to do nothing never and have tried everything else except command line02:43
kebhmm i thought linux bypassed the bios02:44
warbleryou're right - just trying everything02:45
warblerfound a command and added it to startup - xscreensaver-command -deactivate - should make movies more enjoyable..02:53
kebhehe02:55
warblershould stop the teenagers winging...02:57
Ryuhowhat do i have to kill to restart wifi connection?02:59
sadizmtry Alt+F2 then run nm-applet.03:00
sadizmhaha, just randomly typed it in now.03:00
sadizmthe applet should show up in your tray.03:01
JRlinuxIs Xubuntu a good choice for my old AMD K6 laptop -- 350 mHz, 160 MB RAM, 6 GB hard drive???03:02
o7andrewyup03:03
JRlinuxOK03:03
JRlinuxI will download it and give it a try.03:03
warblerI run xubuntu on an old k5  - xubuntu asks for 106 ram for the live cd then less is ok03:04
warbler*19603:04
JRlinuxuh oh.  160 won't run the live CD ?03:04
JRlinuxI hate to install a distro I have not tried live.03:06
warblerit will just be very slow03:07
JRlinuxwarbler, but it would speed up with installation?  That is what I would like-- a faster distro than what I have.03:09
JRlinuxIt is now running KDE on a Mepis installation and it is SLOW.03:10
warblerafter install it will be quicker - the live cd uses more resources naturally - running the cd and loading all to mem to show the OS03:11
JRlinuxRight03:11
warblermy k5 isn't quick - but is acceptable03:12
JRlinuxAnd the window manager is Xfce?03:12
warblerthat is why it is xubuntu - xfce on ubuntu base - xfce uses less resources03:12
JRlinuxI thought so.  Thanks03:13
warblerk03:13
warblerlol03:13
JRlinuxI have been trying kubuntu on my AMD 64.  I like it, but I am not smart enough to install Java and flash.  I will try again.03:14
JRlinuxGotta have flash and java.  I will want to install it on Xubuntu03:15
warblerI have read on various chats and forums about people having the same issue - never had to do that - what do you do that makes it necessary?03:16
JRlinuxI like some simple online games... like Yahtzee and crosswords... and various things like youtube which require flash.03:17
warbleryoutube will work ok if you set firefox to use your OS's media player03:18
JRlinuxAh, OK.  Thanks03:18
warblermaybe some extra codecs03:18
JRlinuxI really like these solitaires.  You can't run them without java ==>   http://www.idiotsdelight.net/osmosis.html03:20
warblerjust clicked the link and it asked to download additional plugins - does that work on your's?03:21
JRlinuxNo, the additional plugins do  not work for me.03:21
warblerI'll try them03:22
warblertry the manual install - links to mozilla (if your in firefox) then install java03:23
JRlinuxwarbler, I tried that without success.03:24
JRlinuxBut I am not the greatest downloader/installer.03:24
kebmake sure to restart firefox after installing any plugins03:24
JRlinuxIt likes Fedora and a couple other distros, but does not seem to like Debian types.03:25
warblerthey seem to be rpm based...03:25
JRlinuxRight03:25
warblerin synaptic there are java add ons03:26
JRlinuxI guess so03:26
JRlinux#kubuntu gave me some directions-- enabling "universe" and "multiverse" repos... but ... sigh... I got lost.  I will try again.03:27
warbleropen synaptic then choose from the top menu - settings - repositories and scroll through03:28
warblerthen click search - java - seven options from my synaptic03:28
JRlinuxwarbler, OK, I will go through it again.  Gotta go to TV now-- 2 1/2 men followed by Bill Maher... Thanks!!!!03:29
warblerk03:29
TheBishopHey warbler03:29
warbleryep03:29
warblerTheBishop: ?03:29
TheBishopdo you know why my external ntsf hd wont mount?03:29
warblerTheBishop: not from here but I might be able to give pointers... :)03:30
warblerfirst step - /etc/fstab is a file that will show how things are mounted - what is in there?03:31
warblerTheBishop: ?03:35
TheBishopsorry03:36
TheBishoppeople in vent bugging me03:36
warblerk03:36
TheBishopwhat do you need? the /dev/s?03:37
warblernope - in /etc/fstab - there will be a line that lists your xp partition03:38
TheBishopno xp partition03:38
TheBishopits on a separate box03:38
warblereasy way to get to /etc/fstab needed?03:38
warblerok03:38
warblervncing yes?03:39
kebif it is external via usb it might show up as /dev/sda103:39
kebthe automounter should handle that part03:39
TheBishopi have hda1, hda5, hdd, and fd003:39
kebfrom the user point of view it might appear as /media/disk03:40
geoff_how do i enable desktop effects on a fresh xubuntu gutsy install?03:40
kebyou can type dmesg to see what events are happening when it is connected03:40
warblerTheBishop: are you on the tablet now?03:41
TheBishophm?03:41
warblertablet pc to not offend03:41
TheBishopno its not a tablet...03:41
TheBishopi have 2 boxes/monitors set up03:41
zadough the ubuntu channel is a circus03:42
Ryuholol03:42
TheBishoplol?03:42
warblerok - how are you accessing the xp comp? - nfs - samba etc ?03:42
TheBishopi r neww03:42
zadolike you ask for help and it gets downed out by everyone else03:42
warblerlots of luck - lol03:43
TheBishopno its my windows computer. separate box and monitor from my xubuntu box03:43
TheBishopi have 2 computers03:43
TheBishopim on both atm03:43
geoff_no one knows how to enable desktop effects on a fresh install of xubuntu gutsy?03:43
kebTheBishop how is the external hd connected to your ubuntu computer?03:43
warblerand you must have a protocol for mounting them to each other03:43
kebgeoff_ check Applications, Settings.  there might be a menu for it there03:44
TheBishopkeb: usb03:44
zadogeoff_, sorry don't have xubuntu installed03:44
geoff_anyone know the startup command for compiz-fusion?03:44
warblergeoff_: there is a chat - #compiz-fusion - that might give more help03:45
zadocompiz --replace in ALT+F203:45
TheBishopmy external shows up, when i try to open, it say cannot mount.03:45
geoff_nvm its not installed by default03:46
geoff_sudo apt-get install compiz ftw03:46
zadothat'll do it03:46
kebTheBishop what do you mean it shows up03:46
zadoIs you external NTFS?03:46
TheBishopyes03:47
zadodid you unmount it correctly?03:47
TheBishopkeb: desktop/file system icons03:47
zadoi get the same error when i do not03:47
warblerTheBishop: thought you said 2boxes/monitors?03:47
TheBishopim pretty sure03:47
TheBishopyeah03:47
TheBishopI have one computer Windows/Monitor, and my Xubuntu/Monitor is on the same desk03:48
TheBishopSo I am on both03:48
zadolucky you03:48
warblerTheBishop: external means a usb harddrive03:48
zadoobly have this notebook..03:48
TheBishopwarbler: yes03:48
warblerTheBishop: so two seperate comps and you want to connect them to each other?03:49
TheBishopzado: my xubuntu box is an 8 year old frankenstein compaq03:49
TheBishopwarbler: no03:49
zadoso is the one I have waaay back home03:49
zadocompaq too03:50
TheBishopI just want to use my external hard drive on my linux box03:50
warblerk03:50
warblerTheBishop: and you get a desktop icon?03:50
TheBishopand I cant find my flash drive, that would make it easier im sure03:51
TheBishopyes03:51
warblerright click and seect properties and what does it say03:51
warbler*select03:51
TheBishopwont let me open properties03:52
TheBishopits connected but not mounted03:52
zadowell try mounting it on windows and using "safetly remove hardware" if you haven't already03:52
TheBishopi have03:52
TheBishopcould it be the certain usb port?03:53
warblereven readonly partitions let you check properties03:54
warbleris your user allowed to access external drives?03:54
TheBishopim pretty sure, im the only user, but i will check03:55
warblerk03:55
TheBishopyes i have access03:55
zadohmm I'm trying to remember a solution used in windows to fix this....03:58
warblerin a terminal type -    sudo chmod ug+rwx (you:you) /dev/(name) - where (you:you) is    your user name: your user name   and    (name)    is what the device is shown as when you right click the icon03:59
TheBishopsyntac error near unexpected tokem `('04:01
TheBishopsytax*04:01
zadoi dont think you need the parenthesis?04:03
warbleryep the brackets aren't needed - there to clarify but often confuse - sorry04:04
TheBishopok its up04:09
warbleryou can get access?04:09
TheBishopi had to freaking unmount from windows 3 times before it recognized04:09
TheBishopyes04:09
zadolol04:09
warblerhappy for you04:09
TheBishopyay04:10
kebhow did you get it to physically connect to both windows and linux computers at the same time04:10
warbleryah04:10
TheBishopit wasnt04:10
TheBishop...04:10
TheBishopwhat I plan on doing, when I set up my network, is to have most media on my xp computer up for sharing on my linux box, since it doesnt have the hdd to accomodate some 40-50 gigs of music/movies04:11
TheBishopand when I need to put something on my linux box, just share, if that wont work, use my external hd04:12
warblerI use nfs as the easiest way to share movies/music between comps - need a howto?04:12
TheBishopmaybe later on tonight, i hope to get all this set up fairly quick now that this disk works04:14
warblerk04:17
rajes1Hi everyone04:27
rajes1upgraded to Gusty04:27
rajes1not able to run a few applications such as Open Office, document viewer, terminal etc...04:28
rajes1anyone having similar problems?04:29
zadoyes04:30
zadoopen office is crashing a lot04:30
rajes1Hi Zado...04:30
zadohi, rajes104:30
rajes1in my case it starts opening...but doesn't really starts fully...04:31
rajes1you know the solution?04:31
zadoI have seen people on the forums remove it completly and then reinstall, however I've also seen people who have done this and it made the problem worse04:32
rajes1I am not even able to open Synaptic packet manager..04:33
zadofor me, its not allowing me to install any of the application i want, keeps saying either not made for i386 or there are conflicting packages04:33
rajes1I get the following message when I open synaptic..E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.04:35
rajes1E: _cache->open() failed, please report04:35
rajes1and then when I try to start terminal, computer freezes04:35
zadoand you wonder why its called Gusty? lol04:36
zadoI think a 6 month dev cycle is, too short to revamp and operating system.04:37
rajes1i agree...04:38
tonyyarusso!gusty | zado, rajes104:38
ubotuzado, rajes1: It is spelt !guTSy :)04:38
zado!gusty04:38
zadoBangGusty!04:38
rajes1lol..you are right tonyya...04:39
tonyyarusso:P04:39
rajes1need to have some guts to handle it..04:39
zadofesity service pack 1 please...04:40
Ryuholol04:44
rajes1looks like all rookies here...04:44
zadonot so much04:44
zadomaybe rookie +204:45
rajes1sorry Zado...looks like you have been a long time ubuntu fan...04:46
rajes1..and user..04:46
zadolol the fan has stopped blowing with Gutsy04:46
zadoI like the Release and what not, however it feels like Feisty Fawn all over again04:47
scriptdevilwell.. it looks really stupid... but my mirror has got the gutsy release... but my update manager is not showing me upgrade-distribution05:16
scriptdevilany clues?05:18
scriptdevilanyone home????05:22
zadohmm05:22
zadoone method is download the alternate install cd and use to to upgrade05:24
scriptdevilhmm zado well..is it possible to do it without a cd..05:26
scriptdevili dont have a writer atm, i lost the write head...05:26
zadoas in mounting the iso image?05:26
zadohttp://www.ubuntugeek.com/mount-and-unmout-iso-images-without-burning-them.html  : a guide to mounting images05:28
scriptdevilzado: thats neat.. thanks./. did not strike me :-|05:30
zadoA word oc caution though, Gutsy has a few problems at the moment05:31
scriptdevilzado: so.. you suggest i wait?05:31
zadoYes, but its up to you05:32
zadoSome peoblems that I've had were openoffice crashing, Add/Remove not allowing me to install applications, and other people have had various other problems05:32
scriptdevilwell.. i dunno why update manager is not showing me the dist upgrade option.. the manual said it would05:34
scriptdevili am not a noob.. so i can do it in another way... but... i wonder if my PC is missing something..05:34
zadomaybe its a glitch, maybe its disabled by some greater power, i usually never upgrade05:35
scriptdevilwell.. zado .. u always download the disk and upgrade from it?05:36
zadono, I fresh install05:37
scriptdevilhmmm.. and keep the home?05:38
scriptdevilwell.. will do that... sounds crazy... especially after being in rolling distros for half my life05:39
zadoI did the /home partion once, i didn't for Feisty since my ubuntu partition is only temp05:39
zadoI use ubuntu in my spare time, waiting for the day Adobe releases their god forsaken programs on linux05:40
scriptdevilzado: that is not my case.. linux is my workstation05:41
zadonice, I'm hoping to completly move over.05:42
zadoAnd since linux is your workstation, you are much better of not upgrading to Gutsy right away05:43
scriptdevilok.. will not for the time being05:47
scriptdevilbut sbcl doesnt seem to be available on mine.. i unno why.. i enabled universe05:47
scriptdevilwellwell zado i have a question.. can you upgrade your distro only if you current is up to date?05:54
scriptdevili have about 100mb of security fixes i have not installed for fiesty05:54
zadoi think you have to be up to date to upgrade, but it couldn't hurt to try05:55
scriptdevilwell. okie05:58
scriptdevilanyway... i would need those fixes05:58
scriptdevil:D05:58
scriptdevilnormally when does vinze come ol?05:59
zadono clue06:00
briantumorwhat're the sys requirements for running xubuntu06:05
sadizack. help guys, i can't log out of my session. x_X06:18
sadizsomething about no session managers running.06:19
sadizi found this, but the fix is kinda cryptic: http://jameswestby.net/weblog/wordpress/3.html06:19
sadizany ideas?06:20
sledmouthhello?06:25
sledmouthhey, cannot get flash to work with pulse on amd64 with 7.1006:26
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Deformationhello06:56
The-Kernelhello Deformation!!!!!06:56
DeformationI need some help, any gutsy xubuntu here?06:56
DeformationThe-Kernel: i upgraded to gutsy yesterday, and since that i can not access my external ntfs hard disk, its not showing06:57
The-Kernelis ntfs-3g installed?06:59
The-KernelI think that's what it's called06:59
The-Kernelyou might have to reinstall your ntfs support06:59
The-Kernelalso you should check out your fstab06:59
Deformationyes its installed, i even removed it and reinstalled in again06:59
Deformationwhats fstab?06:59
The-Kernelit's where all the info goes as to how to mount partitions06:59
Deformationthere is a package in synaptic, its called xffm4-fstab07:00
Deformationis this it?07:00
The-Kernelno idea what that is07:00
The-Kernelnano /etc/fstab07:01
Deformationthats what it says in the discritiption : Mount/fstab plugin for Xffm07:01
DeformationThe FSTAB plugin keeps track of the mount points listed in /etc/fstab and07:01
Deformationallows you to easily mount or unmount these volumes with the popup menu,07:01
Deformationwhile navigating through the filesystem.07:01
The-Kernells /media07:02
The-Kernelfirst check that07:02
The-Kerneltell me what it says07:02
Deformationcan i paste what it says here?07:02
Deformationi mean the nano fstab07:02
The-Kernelno07:02
The-Kernelpastbin.ca07:02
The-Kernelpastebin.ca07:03
Cable86!pastebin07:03
ubotupastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)07:03
The-Kernelright, pastebin it07:03
The-Kernelthat'll work too07:03
Deformationok, i will paste both there, 1 sec07:04
The-Kernelok gotta go07:05
Deformation:(07:06
Deformationanyone can help me here please?07:11
ActySoftsI got some problems with the sound07:12
sadizmhey deformation, i don't know much about this myself, but google found this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=354450207:12
ActySoftsI don't hear anything and aumix doesn't work at all (when I try to set keyboard shortcuts it says it can't find the command 'aumix')07:12
Deformationsadizm: thanks i will check it out now07:13
sadizmhey actysofts, do you have the volume control on your panel?07:14
ActySoftsoh yeah, I'm using amarok, maybe it needs the kde services to be started?07:14
ActySoftsnope07:14
sadizmright-click panel, add new item, look for volume control07:14
ActySoftslet's see07:15
ActySoftshmm, it was at about 80%07:15
ActySoftsand my speaks are at max07:15
ActySofts*speakers07:15
ActySoftsaumix isn't installed by default yet the standard keyboard shortcuts need it07:16
sadizmbut you still get no sound?07:16
ActySoftslet's see now07:17
ActySoftsnope07:17
sadizmoh, is it a new installation?07:17
ActySoftsyes07:17
sadizmmaybe you don't have the codecs yet.07:17
ActySoftswell I installed them of course07:17
ActySoftsand no codecs to play ogg? come on07:17
sadizmXD07:17
ActySoftsit worked before shutting it down to go to sleep :S07:18
sadizmyikes.07:18
ActySoftseven funnier, I restarted it a zillion times and it worked07:18
sadizmi won't be much help there. x_X07:18
ActySoftsi'll try with my 2nd sound card07:18
sadizmno one seems to be online right now, if it still doesn't work i guess you could try the forums.07:19
ActySoftsnope =(07:19
ActySoftscould the guys from #ubuntu help me?07:19
Deformationsadizm: no luck07:19
ActySoftssince xubuntu runs xfce and everything else is almost the same07:19
sadizmactysofts: yeah, you could try that.07:20
ActySoftsthanks07:20
sadizmhmm, hold on a bit, deformation.07:20
Deformationsadizm: ok07:20
sadizmmight this be of any help? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=357699207:22
ActySoftsheh they're another guy in the ubnutu room with sound problems07:23
ActySoftsalso, how can I stop ff from stealing focus? it's extremely annoying07:23
sadizmhaha, at least you're not alone =P07:24
sadizmstealing focus? maybe it's a website thing.07:24
ActySoftsno, when starting firefox07:24
ActySoftsI click the icon and boom it appears after a few secs07:25
sadizmhaha07:25
sadizmdon't all apps do that? =P07:25
ActySoftsno07:25
ActySoftsonly ff & tb do that, and all focus stealing prevention is activated...and it's worse than in windows07:26
Deformationsadizm: i am really a complete noob in manual mounting07:26
Deformationsadizm: feisty used to do that automatically07:26
ActySoftsgutsy does that too07:27
sadizmi'm not really sure what the deal is with ntfs drives...07:28
Deformationnot in my case07:29
sadizmeither they didn't shut down properly or you have to manually mount them07:29
ActySoftsthey're mounting with full support over here07:30
ActySoftsautomatically07:30
ActySoftsyaaay fixed :D07:33
sadizmwoot.07:33
Deformationi canot love with gutsy anymore07:34
ActySoftswhy?07:34
Deformationi think i will do a format and back to feisty07:34
ActySoftstry asking in #ubuntu07:34
ActySoftsthey got  way more people to help07:34
Deformationhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=582261&goto=newpost07:35
ActySoftsand the good think 'bout GNU/Linux is that you can find help everywhere07:35
Deformationthats a list of some of the problems i am facing since less than 12 hours07:35
ActySoftslet's see07:35
Deformationyesterday i spent more than 12 hours with differant people here at irc with no single error fixed07:35
Deformationi am wondering why did they release gutsy with xubuntu if its not stable yet07:37
Deformationits really a nightmare07:37
ActySoftshmm, I don't think ntfs is enabled for external devices07:37
ActySoftsdid you try ntfs-3g?07:37
ActySofts!ntfs-3g07:37
ubotuntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions07:37
Deformationwhat do you mean by try?07:38
Deformationits already installed by default, i even re installed it07:38
ActySoftsdid you install ntfs-3g?07:38
ActySoftsoh...07:38
Deformationi can read my windows parti07:38
ActySoftsstrange...07:38
Deformationbut no luck with the external harddisk07:38
ActySoftsI guess something went wrong during installation, did you check the cd for defects and did a memory test?07:39
Deformationanother issue, why is downloader for X not working!!!07:39
Deformationi am trying to download feisty iso with it, it just crashes and doesnt showup07:39
Deformationi didnt  install from a cd07:39
Deformationupgrade from update manager07:40
ActySoftsoh07:40
ActySoftstry a fresh install07:40
ActySoftsI don't have any ideas07:40
Deformationthen i will have to do a format right?07:40
ActySoftsdo you have your /home on a separate partition?07:41
Deformationno, its on the same partition07:41
ActySoftsouch07:41
ActySoftsyou'll have to set up everything again07:41
Deformationi cant copy and paste it again on the fresh install?07:41
ActySoftsunless you got windows and partition magic07:42
ActySoftsyou could from another os07:42
Deformationnoooo, i dont want anything related to windows07:42
ActySoftsthen you can't07:42
Deformationi have xp , but i dont want it to deal with my linux07:42
Deformationok, then comes the question07:42
Deformationi hope you are ok with me asking alot of question?07:42
ActySoftsthere is a driver for windows to read ext2 partitions and it works like a charm07:43
Deformationi have it installed, its working fine also07:43
ActySoftsno problem, I ask a lot regarding ti linux stuff07:43
ActySofts*regarding linux07:43
Deformationgreat, then give me an advice regarding this :07:43
Deformationi am running my laptop/double boot xp/xubuntu07:44
doogluswhen I upgraded to gutsy, the volume control vanished.  I can't re-add it to the panel.  Any ideas?07:44
Deformationthe hard disk is divided into 2 partitions (before i get into xubuntu)07:44
Deformationjust a sec,07:44
ActySoftshmm, that's strange x_X07:44
Deformationdooglus: you are under the human theme right?07:44
ActySoftsno, the xfce 4.2 one07:45
dooglusDeformation: I don't think so.  Everything's blue07:45
Deformationchange it to industrial and try to ad it07:45
Deformationi failed to add any bar on the panel in some themes07:46
Deformationworked under the industrial07:46
dooglusno difference07:46
ActySoftsit works under xfce's 4.2 one, too, as well as all other themes07:46
DeformationActySofts, you have to add it under the human theme to see if it can add or not07:47
Deformationyesterday i conformed it as a bug with other users07:47
Deformationyou cant add any bar to the panel under the human, outdoors theme07:47
doogluswhat's the package and/or binary name for the xfce volume control?07:48
ActySoftsheh, now it doesn't show up, it did last time I tried O.o07:48
Deformationgo synaptic do a search on xfce07:48
Deformationyou will find the package there07:48
Deformationsee  :/07:48
Deformationany bar which is graded cannot appear on the xubuntu panel07:49
dooglusit shows 95 packages07:49
ActySoftslol07:49
Deformationif you restart it will disappear again07:49
Deformationdooglus: wait a sec07:50
dooglusDeformation: I see lots of bars on the panel - cpu, network, memory, swap.07:50
Deformationxfce4-mixer07:52
Deformationthats it07:52
dooglusif I search for 'xfce plugin' that limits the list to 3507:52
Deformationyou will get 2 resultas one normal and the other one with alsa07:52
Deformationinstall both07:52
dooglusisn't xfce4-mixer the thing that runs when you click the volume control?07:53
ActySoftsalso, do you have a multimedia keyboard?07:53
dooglusnot the thing that draws the volume control in the panel?07:53
Deformationwell,..07:53
dooglusActySofts: I've never seen or heard it do anything special07:53
DeformationXfce4 Mixer frontend07:53
DeformationThis is the frontend for mixer settings delivered together07:53
Deformationwith the Xfce4 desktop environment. It does the same jobs07:53
Deformationother mixer frontends do but is integrated into the Xfce407:53
Deformationdesktop as a plugin for the Xfce4 main panel.07:53
ActySoftsit's a keyboard with volume keys and that stuff >.>07:53
Deformationthats what it says in the description07:53
Deformationits integrated as a panel plugin07:54
dooglusActySofts: the keyboard is built in to the laptop.  the laptop has lots of sockets and buttons and stuff07:54
ActySoftsoh...07:54
dooglusActySofts: I don't see a volume control button though.07:54
Deformationso Actysofts, back to my question07:55
ActySoftsyea?07:55
dooglusI see buttons for brightness down and brightness up.  only brightness down works, which is annoying.  I have to reboot to turn it back up.07:55
Deformationin my laptop i have the harddisk divided into 2 partitions ( before xubuntu)07:55
Deformation30 gb07:55
Deformationand 10 gb07:55
ActySoftsyes07:55
Deformationi installed the xubuntu on the 10 gb07:55
Deformationso now when i want to do a fresh install of xubuntu07:56
Deformationcan i increase the size of that 10gb like into 20  gb without formatting the windows partition?07:56
ActySoftsyes, with partition magic07:56
Deformationi mean like stealing 10gb from windows partition without formatting it07:56
ActySoftsI'm not sure if there are any partitioners that can do that07:57
Deformationgparted cant do that?07:57
ActySoftsno idea07:57
ActySoftsI'm done it, I stole a few gigs from the windows one to have more space for xubuntu and it worked like a charm07:57
dooglusI've done it with gparted before07:57
dooglusand with qtparted07:57
ActySoftsI'm not sure if it can safely shrick ntfs partitions07:57
ActySofts*shrink07:58
dooglusnothing can do it safely, not even partition magic07:58
Deformationdooglus: was it gparted live cd?07:58
dooglusbut gparted can do it dangerously, just like partition magic can07:58
ActySoftsit does...unless you cut the power07:58
dooglusActySofts: I've had partition magic completely trash an ntfs partition before - it just crashed part-way through07:58
ActySoftsouch07:59
dooglusDeformation: no, it was a hdd install of debian I think07:59
dooglusDeformation: but it shouldn't matter07:59
ActySoftshaven't had any problems with it since I first used it 3 years ago07:59
Deformationi have gparted installed in my xubuntu07:59
Deformationcan i use it from here?07:59
ActySoftsnot sure, ask in #ubuntu07:59
dooglusDeformation: do a backup first because resizing any partition can lose data08:00
ActySoftsmake sure the ntfs partition is defragmented08:00
dooglusI have a whole bunch of processes running looking like this:08:00
doogluschris     6621  6026  0 08:47 ?        00:00:00 [xfce4-mixer-plu] <defunct>08:00
Deformationoh what a mess..08:00
Deformationi hate you gutsy!!!08:00
* dooglus hates gutsy too08:01
Deformationnow i am like a suicide commander, have nothing to loose08:01
Deformationbrb i have to restart08:06
Eagle_101is their an ftp mirror that has this?08:59
zoredache5~mirror for what?09:06
Eagle_101zoredache: to download gutsy09:11
Eagle_101ftp is about 20-40 times faster then ftp where I'm at.09:11
Eagle_101(35kb/s http) compared to (1Mb/s ftp)09:12
hyper__chEagle_101: use torrent09:13
Eagle_101can't09:13
Eagle_101packet shaper09:13
hyper__chEagle_101: that sux09:14
hyper__chEagle_101: change the ISP ;)09:14
Eagle_101there are ftp mirrors for kubuntu, ubuntu, and edubuntu... just not xubuntu :(09:14
hyper__chxubuntu desktop or alternate?09:15
Eagle_101alternate09:15
hyper__ch386?09:16
Eagle_101yep... don't tell me you found one09:17
Eagle_101O.o09:17
hyper__chnot quite, but I can get it through torrent and then put it online09:17
hyper__chafter seeding 300gb it took them off09:17
Eagle_101ah! that would be nice if you would be so kind09:18
Eagle_101"it took them off"09:18
Eagle_101who or what is this it ;)09:18
hyper__chdeleted them from the server again09:18
hyper__chI took them off09:18
Eagle_101ah09:18
Eagle_101it would be nice if you would, but it won't kill me either way :)09:19
Eagle_101I do wish the official mirrors would host xubuntu >.>09:19
hyper__chnot a big deal09:19
Eagle_101they have 7.04... just not 7.1009:19
hyper__chmeanwhile at 300k and speeing up09:20
hyper__ch500kb/s09:20
Eagle_101oooh wow, fast!09:20
hyper__ch700kb/s09:20
hyper__chwell, I seeded with around 3.5 MB/s09:20
Eagle_101so did you have them up as ftp, or as part of a torrent?09:20
hyper__chtorrent09:20
Eagle_101I see... and its still going strong, thats impressive09:21
hyper__chsort of stuck now at 850kb/s09:21
hyper__chEagle_101: that's an old screenshot:   http://www.sjau.ch/torrent.png09:21
Eagle_101interesting09:22
hyper__chwhy interesting?09:22
hyper__chfinally at 900kb/s09:22
hyper__chand 23%09:23
Eagle_101on a side note, what would it take to get xubuntu on the official mirrors?09:23
hyper__ch1mb/s reached09:23
hyper__chEagle_101: get the mirrors to mirror it ;)09:24
Eagle_101hyper__ch: yeah, its odd, they have everything but xubuntu 7.1009:24
hyper__ch1200kb/sd09:24
Eagle_101which makes me wonder if someone just forgot?09:24
hyper__chdunno09:24
hyper__ch1.4mb/s and 50%09:25
Eagle_101nice, reckon it will hit 2mb/s?09:27
hyper__chno... it's back to 1.309:28
hyper__chhash check now09:30
hyper__chEagle_101: http://213.251.169.66/gutsy/09:33
hyper__chtry the http download there09:33
Eagle_101thats an http download09:33
hyper__chEagle_101: but should be fast09:34
Eagle_101not through my packet shaper09:34
hyper__chwhy will then ftp work?09:34
Eagle_101comes up at a ... nice clippy pace of 40kb/s09:34
Eagle_101hyper__ch: because the packet shaper lets that though... don't ask09:35
* Eagle_101 does note that 40kb/s is faster then usual :)09:35
hyper__chI just had 2mb/s when I tried09:36
hyper__chfrom my computer09:36
Eagle_101hyper__ch: Im at a university, I think they throttle http as a means of preventing myspace from getting out of hand09:36
Eagle_10143.7 kb/s09:36
hyper__choh well, I don't use ftp any longer09:37
Eagle_101hyper__ch: thats alright ;)09:37
Eagle_101but yes... when I get updates from synaptic, I change it from the standard http mirrors. The difference in speed is quite something09:37
Eagle_101what I was looking for was specifically ftp, as thats the only thing I know of that gets a decent speed through the darned shaper09:38
Eagle_101Thanks for your efforts however.09:38
hyper__chno ftp server on my server09:38
mikubuntuis xubuntu supposed to have the compositing desktop?09:40
mchasardhi09:40
TheSheepmikubuntu: yes, you can enable it in settings->window manager tweaks->compositor09:40
mchasard'm under the new xubuntu 7.10 ... wold like to getr flash under firefox ...?09:41
mchasardhow to do it ?09:41
mikubuntuTheSheep: thx, i go try09:41
TheSheep!flash | mchasard09:41
ubotumchasard: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - Flash 9 is now available in dapper-backports and edgy-backports - See also !Restricted and !Gnash09:41
damikedoes anybody know if 7.10 works on a thinkpad x61 without problems?09:41
damikethe live cd doesnt ;( but maybe i have to pre-install drivers ...09:42
TheSheepdamike: you might want to check the think wiki09:42
TheSheepdamike: and search the forums09:43
damikeTheSheep, i still did all the searching ...09:43
mchasardok thanks ...09:43
mikubuntuTheSheep: does it have 3d cubing?09:43
TheSheepmikubuntu: no, you need compiz for that09:44
mchasardi can install it via repositories ...?09:44
mchasardsynaptic ?09:44
TheSheepmchasard: yes, it's described on that page09:44
mchasardhum ok09:44
mikubuntuaaaahhhhhhh, thanks.  i have this other 'little' problem.  is there any way to preset 'unmaximised' window sizes?  all my windows bleed or run offscreen, and soOOOooo annoying.  like me.09:46
TheSheepmikubuntu: they should remember their last size09:47
TheSheepmikubuntu: most of the time09:47
TheSheepmikubuntu: but it depends on the app09:47
mchasardi don't find any flash plugin in synaptic09:48
TheSheepmikubuntu: I guess you can use things like devilspie to control windows very precisely with scripts09:48
mikubuntuTheSheep: but what if you can't even grab the edge of the window cuz its so far out?09:48
TheSheepmchasard: enable the multiverse repository09:48
mchasardhum ok sorry09:48
TheSheepmikubuntu: alt+shift+arrows09:48
mikubuntuTheSheep: ok, i go try09:48
TheSheepmikubuntu: if you mean the document viewer then yes, tehre is a bug09:49
mchasardi saw that fluxbuntu will be out in 2 days09:50
mchasardits not the same development ...?09:50
TheSheepno09:50
mchasardit seems to be interesting for old config09:51
TheSheepindeed09:51
mikubuntuTheSheep: ok, that works, thanks... so if i change window sizes in all my regular apps they should remain persistant?09:52
TheSheepmikubuntu: it's handled by the app09:52
mchasardi how to select multiverse ?09:52
TheSheepmikubuntu: the standard is yes, but the authors might have decided to do it differently09:52
TheSheep!multiverse | mchasard09:53
ubotumchasard: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource09:53
mchasardwhich server is it ?09:53
mikubuntuTheSheep: ok, kool. dOH!09:53
hyper__chEagle_101: how is the download going?09:54
mikubuntusmooth scrolling not working anymore, even tho i have it enabled; don't know if that's a firefox or xub issue...10:01
mchasardok i just install manually10:02
mchasardthanks10:03
mchasardit works10:03
TheSheepmikubuntu: what do you mean 'scrolling not working'?10:04
Eagle_101hyper__ch: slowly :)10:06
Eagle_101but its comming10:06
hyper__chEagle_101: ;(10:06
Eagle_101I10:06
Eagle_101I'll go take a nap10:06
mikubuntuTheSheep: 'Smooth' scrolling, nope; it's not working since i upgraded to gutsy10:11
mikubuntuanybody know if i can use apt-get to install opera browser?10:16
mikubuntunever mind, its installing with gdebi10:19
Pixilarion!opera10:20
ubotuopera is an advanced and free (only as in price) web browser.  Install it via Applications->Add/Remove..., making sure that "Show commercial applications" (dapper only) is checked. For more info on opera please see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser10:20
Pixilarionmikubuntu: there you go :)10:20
mikubuntuPixilarion: thanks10:21
Pixilarionyw10:21
Mark76Gnome browsers are pretty much the red headed step children of the web surfing world, aren't they10:49
Mark76I mean, every distro seems to promote Firefox and even Mozilla ahead of them10:50
spozenkubuntu doesnt include firefox10:53
Mark76Yeah, I should have said distros with Gnome10:53
Mark76But you see what I mean10:54
spozenyea but what to you mean by "mozilla ahead of them"10:54
Mark76I'm pretty sure they're not even automatically installed in the applications menu10:54
Mark76Iceape's Mozilla, isn't it?10:55
spozenyeah and seamonkey10:55
spozenmozilla is big10:55
Mark76And Iceape is installed by default, right?10:56
Mark76Or did I just forget?10:56
spozenwhat distro are you talkin about?10:57
Mark76The three main *buntus10:57
Mark76I'm sure Iceape was in the internet options when I installed Kubuntu10:58
spozenits not installed by default in on kubuntu now10:58
Mark76Talking of ice, whatever happened to the whole "iceweasel" thing?10:58
Mark76Firefox is still Firefox in my version.  And I'm running 7.1010:59
spozenicewealse changed name to icecat11:00
Mark76Bit pointless11:00
Mark76Did iceweasel ever make it into any distros?11:00
spozenim sure some small gnu distros included it11:01
Mark76Was it the logo or the name that was causing problems with Firefox?11:02
spozeni dont know actually propoly the logo then11:04
Mark76K11:04
Mark76I wonder how closely FF and Icecat will shadow each others development?11:05
Mark76Will IC just be the FOSS version of FF, or will it grow to become its own creature11:06
spozenit seems like the exact same program to me exept of no non-free plugins ,11:06
Mark76So it is diversing11:07
Mark76Say, do you use Liferea?11:07
spozenno i dont use gnome apps that often, any good?11:09
Mark76Well, it's okay.  Apart from a tendency to pull in old stories11:10
Mark76Which apps do you use?11:10
spozenfor rss reading i use akregator , i use the standard kde apps really11:11
Mark76I've heard KDE apps don't work so well on Xubuntu11:12
spozenoh i dont use kde apps on xubuntu on xubuntu i use the included apps11:13
Mark76There aren't many of those11:13
spozenno but i dont use xubuntu as my main os so i dont reallt need anything other than firefox and abiword11:14
Mark76I did the pure Xubuntu thing and I'm pretty sue there wasn't even a mail client11:14
spozenthunderbird is included11:14
Mark76Oh yeah, that's right11:15
Mark76I chose Claws instead11:15
brick_hi. when i press the "volume controll" button in the meny, there are no controls there. and when i select a device in options. noting comes up.. but the volume is at full when playing music, and the volume controll in xmms or xfcemedia does not change the volume level. how to fix this?11:17
Mark76There's a volume control button in the menu? :/11:18
Mark76:-/11:18
CatoptromancyI add button to panel11:18
Catoptromancyvolume control11:18
brick_yeah. its the same as if you enter meny > settings > mixer settings11:18
Mark76Ah11:19
spozentried alsa mixer?11:19
Mark76That's what I did11:19
Catoptromancyadd button to panel is alsamixer GUI11:19
brick_spozen,  no. but according to synaptic xfce with alsabackend is installed11:19
PixilarionWhat program should I use to copy a DVD to my harddrive (actually looking for a XFCE variant of k9copy)11:21
Mark76XFCE uses GTK2 apps, right?11:22
Pixilarionyep11:22
Pixilarionso I really don't want to install the KDE libs11:23
Mark76Hmm11:24
Catoptromancyxcd roast?11:25
Catoptromancyread up on it before using11:25
Mark76What about a Gnome app?11:26
Catoptromancykde does have very good programs though11:27
Catoptromancyand you can disable them from loading at boot11:27
Pixilarionindeed11:28
Pixilarionthink I'm going for the k9copy after all11:28
Catoptromancydiable the libs i mean11:28
Pixilarionseems to be the best option11:28
PixilarionCatoptromancy: how would I do that?11:28
Catoptromancysettings > forgot11:28
Catoptromancyi remember its on tab from one of the settings11:29
Catoptromancywont take too long to find11:29
PixilarionCatoptromancy: session manager I guess11:29
Mark76dvdbackup?11:29
Mark76As long as you're not afraid of the CLI11:30
brick_how to install compiz in xubuntu ? it does not come preinstalled like in ubunut 7.111:30
Mark76dvdrip, maybe?11:31
PixilarionMark76: nope, I tried dvdrip and that is for transcoding11:31
Mark76Ah11:31
Mark76Bugger11:31
Mark76There don't seem to be a lot of options11:32
brick__hi. how do i install compiz-fusion in xubuntu 7.1? it does not come preinstalled like in ubuntu..11:32
brick_hm. this is the samme channel when connectin to freenode AND ubuntu servers ? neat :P11:33
Mark76Oh that's why that freenode thing keeps popping up every time I start my PC11:35
brick_any idea why i get 2 icons when i connect my ipod to my pc? one is Apple Ipod that cantbe mounted and one is with the name off the ipod(sancho panz) that gets mouneted.11:40
Catoptromancyone might be power source11:41
Catoptromancymy external has 2 USB plugs11:41
Catoptromancyone for data, other for power11:41
Catoptromancyboth get mounted but only one is usable11:41
brick_hmm ok. its an ipod nano 4gb.. only one usb connection.. using the dock(same if i connect directly by usb cable without dock.11:42
michaelthenewbiehello11:46
michaelthenewbieis this the right place to come and ask for help with xubuntu?11:46
TheSheepmichaelthenewbie: yup11:46
michaelthenewbieyay!11:46
michaelthenewbieI tried to install xubuntu last night - but it's not worked out right.  I installed over kubuntu11:47
michaelthenewbieI still get the kubuntu splash screen - then when I log in I choose the xfce session, but I get a screen with some icons but no menu :(11:47
michaelthenewbiecan someone help me get the menus and taskbar working?11:48
michaelthenewbieplease11:48
brick_what is better? xgl or aiglx when using an nvidia card ?11:48
TheSheepmichaelthenewbie: press alt+f2 and type 'xfce4-panel'11:48
TheSheepbrick_: I believe that the nvidia driver doesn't need any11:49
brick_ok. but what gives the best preformance ?11:50
brick_i only find guides using either xgl or aiglx11:50
TheSheepbrick_: nvidia driver has glx build in into it, I think11:51
michaelthenewbieTheSheep: OK I will try that - just a minute11:51
brick_TheSheep,  ok. do you have a url to where i can find a useble guide for 7.1 ? or is it the sme as on 7.04 ?11:52
TheSheepbrick_: guide to what?11:52
brick_installing compiz-fusion :P11:53
TheSheep!compiz11:54
ubotuCompiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion11:54
brick_thx11:55
michaelthenewbieTheSheep: thank you - that worked11:58
TheSheepmichaelthenewbie: save the session when logging out12:00
michaelthenewbieTheSheep - thanks :)12:02
brick_hmm emerald-themes arent in gutsy repos ?12:04
brick_whats the xfce desktop manager called?12:33
TheSheepxfdesktop12:34
brick_xfwm4 is the command. right ?12:35
TheSheepbrick_: no, that's the window manager12:41
brick_ahh right. my bad. that was what i was asking for. for compiz-crashhandler..12:43
brick_hee12:43
brick_btw. how can i installed compiz-fusion-plugins-unsupported and -unstable? they are not in gutsy repos, neither is emerald-themes. h ad to svn some themes instead12:44
TheSheepbrick_: I guess you should ask at #compiz-fusion12:46
brick_they say must build it from git..12:46
Blou_Aap_n1 help me ?13:12
TheSheep!ask | Blou_Aap_13:13
ubotuBlou_Aap_: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)13:14
Blou_Aap_kk13:14
Blou_Aap_why does my terminal window stay white when i use gl desktop , cant even see any text nothing ?13:15
TheSheepBlou_Aap_: no idea, they know more about gl desktop at #compiz-fusion13:16
brick_is there a decent sw to record the desktop to an avi file ?13:20
TheSheepbrick_: I've seen an application called 'record my desktop' but never tried it13:22
brick_gtk-record my desktop. iknow. but it sucs pretty much. never got it working with recording sound and there is always this red line around the desctop when recording that also gets recorded since somewhy the fullscreenmode does not work with my gfx card. but ill give it a new try on gutsy :P13:23
nanonymethesheep, i don't think compiz-fusion is a part of xubuntu anyway13:24
TheSheepnanonyme: in any case, he should get better info in there13:24
nanonymetrue13:25
nanonymeagain glad of my choice. don't have to suffer the pains of compiz breeds13:26
brick_TheSheep, looks like gtkrecord my desktop is working alot better now. ill post the url off my video in a bit.13:29
michaelthenewbi1hello again14:08
michaelthenewbi1my window manager seems to not be running in xubuntu, everything else seems fine.  How do I start/set one?14:08
totalwormfacedo you have xfwm4 installed?14:09
michaelthenewbi1totalwormface: umm I think so.  Let me check.14:09
michaelthenewbi1it's hard`to check since I can't move windows around on the screen :(14:10
michaelthenewbie(back to my other machine) yes it seems to be installed14:13
michaelthenewbiebut if I go into settings/window manager it says my window manager is unknown14:14
michaelthenewbieany clue as to how to get it running?14:16
totalwormfacewhat happens if you do alt f2 and type xfwm3 ?14:18
totalwormfaceeh14:18
totalwormface414:18
michaelthenewbieoh that seems to work14:19
michaelthenewbiethank you so much14:19
totalwormfaceyou should be able to put that somewhere under autostarted applications14:19
Deformationhello14:36
DeformationAnyone can help me please? my laptop fan does not stop since i upgraded to gutsy14:36
h3sp4wnDeformation: Interesting - my laptop fan is going too fast I think when I am using the performance governor14:41
h3sp4wnI think I shall try 2.6.23 and the hrtimers patch for it and the new cfs - see if it works better14:42
brick_how to make compiz-fusion autostart?14:43
Deformationh3sp4wn: in my case it start once i start xubuntu, and wont stop at all14:44
Deformationthe speed increases with the increasing the cpu, but even when idle it never stops14:45
Deformationi think its a problem with powernowd daemon, it tells me in the terminal that it have some error and couldnt start14:45
h3sp4wnDeformation: I am going to disable powernowd entirely14:46
Deformationwhy?14:46
h3sp4wnand try to just simply get acpi to use performance if on ac power14:46
h3sp4wnor ondemand on battery14:46
Deformationin my case i think powernowd not running is the problem14:47
Deformationi need it to start14:47
Deformationto see if it was the cause or not14:47
h3sp4wnDeformation: What governor are you using ?14:47
Deformationmmm, to say the truth i dont know what a governor is14:48
h3sp4wncat /sys/devices/system/cpu/*/cpufreq/scaling_governor14:48
Deformationok hold on14:49
h3sp4wnIts possible it is on performance14:49
h3sp4wnand powernowd not starting means it stays on performance14:49
h3sp4wn(I would expect it to be "ondemand"14:49
Deformationdeformation@deformation-laptop:~$ cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/*/cpufreq/scaling_governor14:49
Deformationcat: /sys/devices/system/cpu/*/cpufreq/scaling_governor: No such file or directory14:49
Deformationis that what i should do with the cat order?14:50
h3sp4wntry it replacing * with cpu014:50
Deformationsame14:52
Deformationno such file or directory14:52
h3sp4wnlsmod | grep cpufreq_14:53
Deformationmmm14:53
Deformationnothing happens14:53
Deformationdeformation@deformation-laptop:~$ lsmod | grep cpufreq_14:54
Deformationdeformation@deformation-laptop:~$14:54
h3sp4wnNone of the power management modules are loaded at all then14:56
h3sp4wnHow do you know it supports them14:56
Deformationthats the point14:56
Deformationi dont know how to load them14:56
Deformationon feisty everything was fine14:57
dogg1234hi14:57
Deformationhi dogg123414:57
h3sp4wnDeformation: can you boot a feisty live cd and see what the modules are14:57
dogg1234im having trouble installing gusty gibbon xubuntu 7.10 with the alternate cd14:57
Deformationi am xubuntu, would running live ubuntu give me the same moduls?14:57
h3sp4wnDeformation: Wouldn't make any difference for what i/we need to know14:58
dogg1234it is stuck at the configuring apt screen, it says "scanning the security updates repository"14:58
dogg1234ah wait14:58
dogg1234it has just passed that bit14:58
dogg1234nevermind14:58
Deformationi will check that,i am downloading the live gutsy now, needs 1 hour more to finish14:59
dogg1234ouch, what net connection do you have14:59
dogg1234it took me about 15mins14:59
Deformationyou better answer that quick dogg123414:59
Deformation:/14:59
Deformationh3sp4wn: lm-sensors are not supported on my laptop15:00
Deformationi think thats another issue, i am not able to know if it was a fan issue or just increased heat from the graphics card15:01
h3sp4wnDeformation: I don't use lm-sensors (at the moment) dunno whether I should (only got this laptop 3 days ago)15:01
Deformationdo you use BUM?15:01
h3sp4wnNo idea what that is15:02
Deformationbootup manager15:02
Deformationshows you all the processes and scripts initiated when ubuntu starts15:02
dogg1234i have another question15:04
dogg1234why does vi seem to edit text files in a rather peculiar manner?15:04
Deformationh3sp4wn: you are using xubuntu gutsy?15:06
h3sp4wnDeformation: I am using a ubuntu cli install (no de or X) and then added X and Xfce15:11
h3sp4wnI don't like the modifications to make xfce look like gnome15:11
h3sp4wnI think it looks great just normally15:11
Deformationtrue15:11
Deformationit should get better support tho15:11
dogg1234i dont understand what people see in KDE15:12
TheSheeph3sp4wn: what modifications?15:13
h3sp4wnTheSheep: The stuff in the xubuntu-settings (I think thats the name of it)15:13
TheSheeph3sp4wn: you mean the default configuration of xfce? but that's user-customizable15:14
h3sp4wnTheSheep: Yeah - I know its configurable but its easier for me to configure it from default than it is from xubuntu's default15:15
TheSheeph3sp4wn: well, every distro has its own defaults15:15
Deformationhow do i install feisty again over gutsy?15:16
h3sp4wnTheSheep: Debian is pretty close to what the xfce defaults are I think15:16
h3sp4wnTheSheep: If I wanted it to look like gnome I would run gnome etc15:16
vonck7dogg1234 : i like kde mostly for the file-manager, the problem is that gome simplifies everything too much, xfce is better in that regard.15:18
TheSheepvonck7: isn't thunar much simplier than nautilus?15:20
h3sp4wnvonck7: I use amarok and k3b (and have xfce preload the kde init stuff)15:20
Deformationi think i fixed the fan issue15:21
vonck7yea, that's why i still use kde on my main pc15:21
Deformationi reinstalled the powernowd daemon15:21
h3sp4wnDeformation: Are the modules loaded now ?15:21
Deformationthe powernowd modules is on now15:21
Deformationdeformation@deformation-laptop:~$ sudo powernowd15:21
Deformationpowernowd: PowerNow Daemon v0.97, (c) 2003-2006 John Clemens15:21
Deformationpowernowd: Found 1 scalable unit:  -- 1 'CPU' per scalable unit15:21
Deformationpowernowd:   cpu0: 600Mhz - 1500Mhz (5 steps)15:21
Deformationthat what it gives me in the terminal now15:22
h3sp4wnDeformation: Which govenor is now selected ?15:22
Deformationwait a sec15:22
h3sp4wnDeformation: cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor15:22
Deformationdeformation@deformation-laptop:~$ lsmod | grep cpufreq_cpufreq_userspace       5280  115:22
Deformationcpufreq_stats           7232  015:22
Deformationcpufreq_powersave       2688  015:22
Deformationcpufreq_ondemand        9612  015:22
Deformationfreq_table              5792  3 acpi_cpufreq,cpufreq_stats,cpufreq_ondemand15:22
Deformationcpufreq_conservative     8072  015:22
Deformationit says the ng_governor15:23
Deformationhave no idea what that is :/15:23
h3sp4wnvonck7: I am not really a fan of kde as a wm - there is a new lightweight qt4 wm though I forget its name15:23
lavender_dreamHow would I go about manually configuring my mouse sensitivity/speed without using the interface? Say a config file via terminal.15:25
Deformationanyone here uses downloader for X ?15:26
Deformationgnome downloader15:26
nikolamgwget15:26
vonck7h3sp4wn: I was really impressed by xfce when i used it for my media pc, kde offers me some complex things, gnome doesn't give me anything i can find in xfce. (that's for me)15:26
vonck7*can't15:27
nikolamI like in xfce ability to reconfigure work space however i like.15:27
Deformationi find xfce highky depending on gnome apps15:27
Deformationhighly*15:27
h3sp4wnvonck7: gnome is less bad than I thought (well the gnome 2.6 that is in solaris 10 anyway)15:28
h3sp4wnThe 2.18 in Solaris express is not particularly good though15:29
h3sp4wnbut is better if you use gconf instead of trying to navigate the gui15:29
nikolamI just dont like default gnome in ubuntu. Brown is not a color I like tho mosts for UI. I more like Xubuntu default colors.15:29
vonck7they are all good, some are just better :).15:29
nikolamLinks on mirrors on xubuntu.org are not updated yet. they are pointing to 6.06 xubuntu instead of 7.1015:31
h3sp4wnnikolam: I don't like messing around with the gui too much15:35
h3sp4wnI use xfce-smooth15:36
nikolamh3sp4wn: What is xfce-smooth?15:38
h3sp4wnTheme15:39
nikolamaha.15:39
h3sp4wnBut its a default one or easy to get everywhere15:39
nikolamI would like to make xubuntu 7.10 look like 7.04 default xubuntu15:40
Deformationi wish that the human theme would work properly on gutsy15:42
Deformationwhats is the xubuntu-desktop that i see in synaptic as not installed? then how i am using the xfce desktop rightnow?15:45
Deformationthere is also xubuntu-system-tools but with no description15:45
Blou_Aapis there port forwarding utils in ubuntu ?15:46
nikolamHmm, firestarter firewall and settings in it?15:46
Blou_Aaphow wuold i go on and forward 6112 on both udp and tcp15:46
Deformationapf-client i think15:47
h3sp4wnBlou_Aap: just use iptables15:48
h3sp4wnBlou_Aap: iptables -t nat -A eth2 -p tcp --dport 6112 -j DNAT --to 172.16.1.2:6112 (and iptables -A eth2 -p tcp --dport 6112 -d 172.16.1.2 -j ACCEPT) same15:51
h3sp4wnsame for udp15:51
Blou_Aapwhat ip is that ?  172.16.1.2:6112 ?15:55
nikolam6112 is port number15:56
Blou_Aapduh15:56
Blou_Aapjust want to know what ai pee is that, not the port15:56
nikolamEverything before dots, that is ip adress15:57
Blou_Aapsigh15:57
Blou_Aaph3sp4wn  what ip is that i have to use there,  my own ?15:58
TheSheepBlou_Aap: it's a private (local) ip, its function depends on what local network you are in15:58
TheSheepBlou_Aap: its usually translated to a public (global) ip on a router, the procedure is called NAT15:58
Blou_Aapso it would be my net cards ip then, not my route's ?15:58
TheSheepBlou_Aap: you need to execute that command on your router16:00
TheSheepBlou_Aap: if your router doesn't run linux, then consult its manual on how to set it up16:00
Blou_Aapmy router's ports are already forwarded fine16:00
Blou_Aapfor that exact port16:00
TheSheepBlou_Aap: then what are you trying to do?16:01
h3sp4wnshould have been iptables -t nat -A FORWARD -i eth2 -p tcp --dport 6112 -j DNAT --to 172.16.1.2:6112 (where eth2 is the wan interface)16:01
h3sp4wnIf the router is working then it should just work16:01
h3sp4wn(presuming you test it from outside the lan)16:01
Blou_Aapi wanna play warcraft , but cant connect to battle  net, works fine in windoze . . .16:02
h3sp4wnBlou_Aap: and you are running it from inside wine ?16:03
Blou_Aapyes, but i dont have the new version of wine that screws up that connection16:03
Blou_Aapwith bnet16:03
hyper___chhiho16:03
h3sp4wnBlou_Aap: unlikely to be to do with the router ask winehq16:05
Blou_Aapsigh , they not very helpfull, and so is google16:06
Blou_Aap:'(16:06
mindframe-would it be possible to add an option to the login screen to choose which screen profile you want to use?16:06
nikolamLook at the manual for router you are using16:07
nikolamsorry16:07
nikolamIts something buggy in my clint ;*16:08
whykingthere is this eyecandy repository for feisty fawn but I upgraded to gutsy, could I still use it?16:08
vinzeProbably not16:09
Horan45343I want to use Ubuntu together with my favorite WM FVWM.16:14
Horan45343So, at first sight, it seems like a good idea to start with xubuntu.16:15
Horan45343Or is there any reason to prefer the genuine Ubuntu over Xubuntu?16:15
vinzeWait... I don't get the logic16:15
vinzeOh wait16:15
Horan45343(as said above, I'll replace the WM anyhow)16:15
vinzeI get it :S16:15
Horan45343I just need a basic system to start.16:15
vinzeI think it doesn't really matter, perhaps you could try the server install or something, but Xubuntu'll probably be fine too16:15
predaeusHoran45343, there seems to be "fvwm - F(?) Virtual Window Manager, version 2.5" in the repos.16:16
Horan45343Fine - that's what I expect :-)16:16
whykingwell, it seems to work16:17
Horan45343A related questions: Some packages can be compiled with and without gnome support. With xubuntu are there packages that are also in Ubuntu but that are compiled *without* Gnome support?16:17
TheSheepHoran45343: yes16:18
TheSheepHoran45343: those are ending in -gtk16:18
TheSheepHoran45343: evince-gtk, gnumeric-gtk, etc.16:19
Horan45343OK, I guess that is a reason then, to start with xubuntu.16:19
nikolamdoes anyone use fglrx ati driver and openoffice on 7.10 on amd64?16:19
Horan45343(I assume, however, that I can also install these packages with ordinary Ubuntu)16:19
TheSheepHoran45343: yes, why don't you just start wit ha server install?16:20
TheSheepHoran45343: it will install the basic system, and then you can add whatever you need16:20
Horan45343TheSheep, I tried the server install some time ago as a VMware image, and it didn't work.  My machine has an old Pentium M as CPU.16:20
Horan45343Also, I need all these laptop features.16:21
Horan45343Can one select a kernel in the server installation process?16:21
Horan45343Rationale: The kernel in that VM depended on features that my CPU doesn't have.16:22
=== hyper___ch is now known as hyper_ch
* Horan45343 thanks for the input, and goes for a walk 16:24
=== DM is now known as Delvien
brick_how can i install emerald-themes package in gutsy ?16:53
brick_using apt-get install gives no installation candidate16:54
vinze...so it isn't available16:54
vinzeOdd... The emerald package recommends it16:54
brick_iknow..16:54
brick_but its not in the repos.16:54
brick_and emerald is only a manager, with no themes..16:55
vinzeI guess that is because Ubuntu doesn't use Emerald... You should file a bug at Launchpad16:55
vinzeIf it's not reported yet16:56
vinzeAh, it is16:56
brick_ok.16:56
vinzehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/emerald/+bug/13995716:56
ubotuLaunchpad bug 139957 in emerald "[Gutsy] Emerald-themes is missing from repos" [Wishlist,Confirmed]16:56
brick_just wait and see then:P16:57
vinze:)16:57
brick_i did a svn and got a few themes. the GPL themes that is.. but there is one none gpl that i just looove to use, but its not coming down by svn somewhy16:58
brick_i get error calling tar when trying to fetch non-gpl thems16:58
vinzePerhaps there's another repository for that?16:59
brick_no. its the same i think. but that can wait:P17:04
hyper_chtesting the encryption feature ;)17:51
* vinze has just discovered that Jani has his own blog :S17:51
hyper_chwhat jani?17:52
vinzeJani Monoses17:52
TheSheephyper_ch: xubuntu's lead dev :)17:52
vinzeNot anymore for Hardy :(17:52
hyper_chah :)17:53
hyper_chwhat will happen to hardy without Jani?17:53
vinzeWell, I think Lionel will do a good job :)17:53
vinzeThe new lead developer17:53
hyper_chLionel Luther?17:53
hyper_chLuthor ;)17:54
vinzeLeFolgoc or something17:54
hyper_ch^^17:54
Deformationhello18:26
Deformationif any one can confirm this issue with me : when placing the pointer over any indicator on the panel (i.e net stat, cpu usage..etc) does the tip shadow update itself while the pointer still in place? (i.e values in the indicator change). have this issue with xubuntu gutsy18:29
vinzeHi, could someone help me with fsck?18:35
vinzeIt threw an error on booting18:35
LifeNomadIs Linux Mint a good alternative to *Buntu distros?  I used to have Xubuntu, but after updating it crashes, so now im installing Linux Mint.....anything wrong with that distro?18:35
vinzeIt put me in a maintainance shell from which I was expected to run fsck in maintainance mode with the root filesystem mounted read-only18:35
vinzeLifeNomad, Mint is bloated18:36
LifeNomadHow much so?18:36
vinzeAnd I find the whole fsck thing kind of scary18:36
vinzeLifeNomad, well, it contains lots of applications that do the same thing18:36
vinzeBut worst of all uses many different repositories that are bound to break your system18:36
LifeNomadhmm, but it looks so cool :D18:37
vinzeTrying doesn't hurt :P18:37
LifeNomadvery true18:37
vinzeDarn it, gotta go again...18:37
vinzeI'll ask again another time then18:37
vinzeBye18:37
LifeNomadI have "tried" so many diff distros18:37
vinze:)18:37
vinzeBye18:37
LifeNomadlater18:38
Deformationif any one can confirm this issue with me : when placing the pointer over any indicator on the panel (i.e net stat, cpu usage..etc) does the tip shadow update itself while the pointer still in place? (i.e values in the indicator change). have this issue with xubuntu gutsy18:48
blendtuxhow do i i change from kubuntu to xubuntu18:58
TheSheepblendtux: install xubuntu-desktop and select xfce at the login screen18:58
TheSheepDeformation: nope, not for me18:58
R[a]ndomDeformation, you mean when you hover over and the tooltip comes up?  if so, my tooltip doesn't change when the data changes19:00
hyper_ch!lwn19:13
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about lwn - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi19:13
blendtuxthanks TheSheep:)19:17
blendtuxinstalling as we speek19:17
AcE13is compiz-fusion installed by default on xubuntu 7.10? (sorry too tired to google right now)19:17
* AcE13 goes away to read a review19:18
DeformationR[a]ndom: sorry i was away19:20
Deformationyes that what i mean19:20
Deformationit used to change in feisty19:20
DeformationTheSheep: which theme you are using?19:21
TheSheepDeformation: my own, but using murrina engine19:21
Deformationoh i see19:22
TheSheepDeformation: the *contents* of the tooltip doesn't change19:22
TheSheepDeformation: that's shortcoming of gtk, I think19:22
Deformationbut it used to be fine in feisty19:22
hyper_chjust tested the manul encryption partition setup... works nicely19:22
InspironWhat is better to download, Desktop, or Alternate?19:23
TheSheepI wish that someone came up with a nice, usable font chooser for gtk19:23
TheSheepone that would allow me to sort fonts into groups19:24
Deformationfonts are really awkward19:24
TheSheepDeformation: they are like that in all systems I know :(19:24
Deformationi hope one day they will improve19:24
TheSheepDeformation: simply put, nobody invented a good font selection dialog yet19:25
Deformationsighs :(19:25
DeformationInspiron: the you can find an alternate version of desktop xubuntu19:27
TheSheepfor example, the fonts that are there only for me to be able to see web pages in exotic scripts should not even be displayed in the dialog19:27
Deformationfor me, if i get verdana to bahave good in most xubuntu programs, it acts really bad with txt and terminal sessions19:28
Deformationand the opposite is true19:28
Deformationthats not mentioning firefox display19:28
Deformationand kde applications in xubuntu19:29
Deformationwhy does most of the kde apps dont have any kind of option to change the interface font19:29
Deformationktorrent takes near to 2 desktops because of its massive font and headers19:30
InspironDeformation: I don't understand, what do u mean?19:30
Deformationi mean, for example the xfce main terminal app, you can change the font19:30
Deformationin  k apps no19:31
DeformationInspiron:  i mean there is desktop and server19:31
Deformationand they both may be alternate19:31
Deformationam i right?19:31
InspironDeformation: Alternate is server, I see!19:32
Deformationno19:32
hyper_chInspiron: no, alternate is not server19:32
Deformationfor example i downloaded the last xubuntu gutsy yesterday, the iso name is : alternate desktop 7.1019:34
Deformationi think alternate means not live cd19:34
Deformationbut that is just by noob explain for alternate19:34
InspironDeformation: maybe have a text install19:35
Inspironnot grafic19:35
hyper_chalternate install cd... not alternate desktop ;)19:35
hyper_chthere are only two xubuntu editions: Desktop and Alternate installer.... the server cd, as it has no gui, is only available as "ubuntu"19:36
Deformationso normal users should pick up the desktop 1?19:36
AcE13technicality will kill us all...19:36
* AcE13 mumbuls and goes inside cave19:36
nanonymealternate is fine19:36
nanonymeif you just want to install the system19:37
hyper_chalternate allows to encrypt from installation ;)19:37
Deformationthat seems too geeky for me19:37
hyper_chencryption is good19:37
nanonymealternate is just a simple dialog that helps you easily install your system19:37
Deformationi am not into encryption and stuff19:37
nanonymeyou don't have to do anything geeky19:37
hyper_chDeformation: you have sensitive information on your computer?19:38
Deformationwhat i mean that i dont know that much about computers19:38
nanonymethe thing it lacks is a usable linux system19:38
nanonyme(or hmm, it might have a shell somewhere. i just haven't found it)19:38
Deformationbeside some x rays and pictures of teeth? i dont think so19:38
Deformationbut i got your point19:38
Deformationso if encrypted from installation, no one can copy or take my info?19:39
hyper_chDeformation: depensd19:39
hyper_chDeformation: if the system is running and someone hacks into your box, they see all the fino19:39
hyper_chfino --> info19:39
nanonymeencryption brings you local security19:40
hyper_chDeformation: however if it is turned off... they would first have to get the password19:40
nanonymeso that if someone gets to your house, they can't get into your computer19:40
hyper_chDeformation: if you carry around a notebook with sensitive infos it is adviced to encrypt it19:40
hyper_chDeformation: same goes for USB memory sticks19:40
Deformationoh i understand now19:40
Deformationit will be in the ext2 format?19:40
hyper_chDeformation: so if a SWAT team raids your home and takes your computer they will first have to uncrypt the drive19:41
h3sp4wnNot really a good idea to carry around sensitive info at all19:41
hyper_chh3sp4wn: sometimes you have to19:41
Deformationsensitive info is not a choice19:41
hyper_chDeformation: it will create a container that is encrypted and within the container you can then setup a normal file system19:41
h3sp4wnhyper_ch: You can leave it on a machine in a secure location over the internet19:41
nanonymeh3sp4wn, not really a good idea to store sensitive info outside a vault, really19:41
Deformationits i get it now19:41
hyper_chh3sp4wn: that's not safe either ;)19:41
nanonymebut since you can't usually do that, encryption is nice19:41
h3sp4wnhyper_ch: It is if its done properly19:42
Deformationdoes windows offer the same thing as encryption?19:42
hyper_chh3sp4wn: it it's connected to the net, it's still not safe anymore ;)19:42
Deformationi mean the normal xp installs and that19:42
AcE13wait I still dont get it... when does the system ask for a password? before booting into OS?19:42
hyper_chDeformation: not from the system itself... or with a lot of tedious work19:42
AcE13yes I am a noob19:43
hyper_chAcE13: upon booting19:43
hyper_chAcE13: you will have to create a seperate /boot partition19:43
hyper_chAcE13: that one will be unencrypted19:43
h3sp4wnhyper_ch: maybe if you configured it - I think I could get it close to 100% safe19:43
hyper_chAcE13: the rest can then be encrypted19:43
AcE13thats kinda cool19:43
hyper_chh3sp4wn: ;)19:43
AcE13so the data cant be accesed even from a live cd?19:44
AcE13maybe thats the point... lol19:44
Deformationtalking about security, do i need a firewall here at my ubuntu desk?19:44
Deformationi am running a naked xubuntu19:44
hyper_chDeformation: not really19:44
hyper_chDeformation: and not antivirus either19:44
Deformationthe anti virus thing was the main reason i shifted to linux19:45
Deformationplus some other reasons :)19:45
hyper_chDeformation: if you are going to install server services then maybe you should also worry about firewall/iptables...19:45
hyper_chDeformation: as long as you don't then there's no real need19:45
nanonymedeformation, btw, install chkrootkit if were worried about viruses on windows19:46
Deformationi understand now19:46
nanonymethere are *nix worms19:46
thingummywuthi. i have an old ATI gfx card (Radeon 7500). do i need to install any drivers to get the most out of it with Xubuntu?19:46
InspironIf u have dual boot is good an antivirus, I scan win system, and the files what I download for windows, a crack for example.19:46
Deformationi love the sysinternals tools19:46
Deformationit had a rootkit diagnoser19:46
hyper_chand maybe rkhunter19:47
thingummywuti understood that the required support comes with the OS installation, but I still couldn't change the resolution succesfully19:47
Deformationyou are using the gutsy xubuntu thingummywut?19:48
Inspironthingummywut: moddify Grub menu19:48
thingummywutno, Feisty Dawn, the newest version19:48
hyper_chthingummywut: that's not the newest version any longer19:48
thingummywutoh. well, anyway, Feisty I was using19:48
Deformationin gutsy there is graphics management19:48
Deformationunder the settings menu19:48
thingummywutnow i'm back to windows since i couldn't stanfd the default resolution19:48
Deformationits much easier to configure than feisty19:49
thingummywutah, that's the brand new version19:49
thingummywuti'll try it out soon19:49
Deformationadvice, if you are new to ubuntu, install a fresh gutsy instead of upgrading the feisty19:50
Deformationtake that word from me :(19:50
AcE13so.... is compiz-fusion installed by default on xubuntu 7.10?19:51
Deformationin my case no, but they say it is19:51
AcE13I'll fresh install gutsy and purge my / partition19:51
AcE13my current setup is fscked up... started with kubuntu and ended up with xfce along with c-f and some gnome apps19:52
AcE13works great, but need to start fresh19:52
thingummywutDeformation, yes, i'm going to do that19:52
Deformationright19:52
Deformationi did not like anything related to kde19:53
thingummywutis there anything on the alternate installation CD i might need?19:53
Deformationbut the fact that kde apps are the best in some categories is kinda depressing19:53
Deformationi even disabled kde services from the start19:54
AcE13I really like amarok... nothing apart from that though19:54
Deformationi use xmms and beep19:54
Deformationmore than enough for me19:54
AcE13its all good19:55
Deformationamarok is too heavy for a music player19:55
AcE13its more than a music player... its a music manager!19:56
AcE13I suck at marketing lol19:56
Deformationhehe i know19:56
Deformationbut for me i play music when i am not infront of my pc, and i dont have an ipod19:57
Deformationso its like for me19:57
AcE13man I need to start downloading the torrent... but cant make up my mind about ubuntu or xubuntu19:59
AcE13probably wrong place to say this lol19:59
hyper_chAcE13: doesn't matter, the other desktop is easliy installed19:59
AcE13hyper_ch: true.. but this time, I am gonna try leaving most things to default. dont have time to play around with the system at all20:01
AcE13and I also need all bells and whistels to be installed by default20:01
hyper_ch???20:02
AcE13so really.. whats the difference between xubuntu and ubuntu?20:02
AcE13I mean... apart from gnome and xfce DEs20:03
totalwormfacenothing20:03
hyper_chAcE13: none20:03
AcE13kewl... xubuntu it is then20:03
thingummywutxfce is lighter, right?20:03
AcE13yeah20:04
hyper_chAcE13: well, the default set of installed applications is different20:04
AcE13its more modular20:04
hyper_chAcE13: xubuntu doesn't come with OOo for example20:04
AcE13hyper_ch: oh... I'll check distro watch for the list20:05
AcE13thanks20:05
AcE13hmmm... it says all versions came with OOo20:07
AcE137.10 comes with 2.3.020:08
Inspironwhat is OOo?20:08
AcE13OpenOffice.org20:08
AcE13an office productive suite20:08
hyper_chAcE13: I'm not sure but I think Xubuntu doesn't come with it... it has Abiword20:08
hyper_chAcE13: and Gnucalc (or something like that)20:08
hyper_chGnumeric20:09
Deformationit comes with OOo20:09
Deformationsince edgy20:09
hyper_chDeformation: are you sure?20:09
AcE13distrowatch says so too20:09
Deformationyes, i installed edgy with OOo20:09
AcE13http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=xubuntu20:09
hyper_choh well.. I thought it didn't20:09
hyper_chand I have it in my install script20:10
Deformationthe strange thing, installation cd for edgy was near to 700 mb20:11
Deformationand gutsy is 500 somthing20:11
Deformationwhats missing?20:11
hyper_chDeformation: only the Desktop one20:11
Deformationonly the desktop what?20:12
hyper_chDeformation: only the Desktop CD is 500MB... the alternate is also 700MB20:12
Deformationare you sure? i got the alternate for near to 570!!20:13
AcE13alternate is 689mb20:18
Deformationfor some reason i have both the same size20:19
hyper_chDeformation: make a md5 check of both20:24
Deformationi am searching for a tool to do that20:24
hyper_chDeformation: apt-get install md5sum20:24
Deformationthanks hyper20:25
sillinessjust put network monitor on the panel and do  Iput mac address in NETWORK DEVICE?20:26
sillinessor eth020:26
sillinessor something20:26
hyper_chDeformation: and then:     md5sum file.iso --> you get a checksum20:27
hyper_chDeformation: and then:   md5sum file2.iso --> you get another one20:27
hyper_chDeformation: if they are identical, it's the same cd20:27
sillinessgot it20:27
Deformationeth020:27
sillinessfdjfgk20:28
sillinessopps20:28
Deformationcouldnt find package md5sum20:28
Deformationdeformation@deformation-laptop:~$ sudo apt-get install md5sum20:29
Deformation[sudo] password for deformation:20:29
DeformationReading package lists... Done20:29
DeformationBuilding dependency tree20:29
DeformationReading state information... Done20:29
DeformationE: Couldn't find package md5sum20:29
Deformationdeformation@deformation-laptop:~$20:29
hyper_chDeformation: apt-cache search md520:29
hyper_chI thought the packages was called md5sum20:29
Deformationhuge list appears, but no md5sum20:30
sillinessDeformation, ok how come it not the proper colors when I set them eg. outgoing =red20:31
hyper_chDeformation: read the info to the packages20:31
Deformationwhat theme u use silliness20:31
sillinessDeformation, what20:31
Deformationwhat theme you are using in your user interface?20:32
sillinessDeformation, the default one20:32
Deformationblue color?20:32
sillinessyes20:32
sillinessjust did fresh install yesterday20:33
Deformationits working fine for me here20:33
sillinesswe are talikng about the same little applet that looks like ||20:33
Deformationbut with some themes like the human theme for example its not showing20:33
Deformationyes20:33
Deformationthere is only 1 applet in xubuntu20:34
Deformationfor net traffic20:34
sillinessok20:34
Deformationtry to change the theme to industrial20:34
sillinesscould it be from beryl, installed through synaptic and removed through synaptic20:35
Deformationits working for me right now, and its blue also :)20:35
Deformationis  beryl enabled now?20:35
sillinesswhat do you mean blue also I want different colors20:35
Deformationok, go to settings20:35
Deformationthen user interface20:35
sillinessllike outgoing red and incoming green20:35
Deformationyou will find alot of themes there20:35
sillinessno beryl not running20:36
Deformationchoose the industrial theme20:36
Deformationthen go back to the applet20:36
sillinessok hang on20:36
Deformationand chaange the colours20:36
sillinessok why is that like that20:36
Deformationdid it change?20:37
Deformationthe applet colors20:37
sillinessyes thanks20:37
Deformationits a bug in xfce20:37
sillinessbut that is kind of dumb20:37
sillinessoh20:37
sillinesssort of like the menu editor20:37
Deformationsome themes dont behave good with status bars in the panel20:37
Deformationi know :(20:38
sillinessthanks20:38
Deformationno prob :)20:38
sillinessDeformation, do you know how to add menu entries to menu?20:38
sillinessjust need to install google earth there20:38
sillinesscause hand to install by hand20:38
sillinesshad20:39
sillinessonly app not there20:39
Deformationfor me when i installed google earth it placed itself in the menu20:39
sillinesscause the but then in ~/google-earth right20:39
sillinessand your binary there toO20:39
sillinessopps executable20:40
Deformationonly a shortcut to google20:40
partymetroidI recently installed Xubuntu 7.10 RC onto the years-old eMachine that my sister gave me after she got a new laptop.20:40
partymetroidIt installed, but it won't boot up.20:40
partymetroidI'm sure it doesn't have anything to do with the fact that it was a release candidate.20:40
partymetroidSo... don't recommend that I download/install the full release right off the bat. (I don't have any more CDs, anyway...)20:40
partymetroidThis is the message that I get:20:41
Deformationpartmetroid: how is it not booting?20:41
Deformationwhat error it gives you?20:41
partymetroidStarting up...20:42
partymetroid[0.000000] ACPI: no DMI BIOS year, acpi=force is required to enable ACPI20:42
partymetroid[33.453509] invalid compressed format (err=2)20:42
partymetroid[33.454774] kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unkown block (0,0)20:42
Deformationpartymetroid: i think you better post this in the ubuntuforums20:43
partymetroidI installed Xubuntu fully on my hard drive (well, my father tried installing without fully understanding the installation process... but it doesn't matter anymore.  Windows is gone, and Xubuntu is the only operating system I can use on this machine.  I'd rather use it, anyway... but, as you can see, it won't boot)20:43
partymetroid-_-20:43
partymetroidThis kind of error is posted like, ALL the time, but no one has a definite solution.20:43
partymetroidI searched...20:43
partymetroidmany forums.20:43
Deformationpost it for help in your case20:43
Deformationand you can get better help (this time) in #ubuntu channel20:44
partymetroidI don't see why initrd wouldn't be able to "uncompress" the Linux kernel; it boots perfectly fine using the CD (which is what I'm using right now),20:44
partymetroid... okay.  Thanks. :/20:44
Deformationno prob :)20:44
peepsaloti upgraded from fiesty to gutsy and now I can't get my xfce desktop.  only "Failsafe Gnome" works.21:03
peepsalotwhen I try to log in, it just shows a brackground color for a minute, then kicks back to the login screen21:03
Deformationpeepsalot: is the gdm on?21:06
peepsalotyeah21:06
Deformationyou can choose xfce?21:07
Deformationi mean is it in the list?21:07
peepsalotyes i can choose it, but it doesn't work21:07
Deformationmmmm21:07
Deformationcan you open a terminal session in gnome-failed21:07
peepsalotgnome-failed?  you mean Failsafe gnome?21:08
peepsaloti can open gnome terminal, yes21:08
Deformationyes21:08
Deformationtry to reinstall the xubuntu-desktop then21:09
peepsalotok21:09
Deformationit happened with me before21:09
peepsalotDeformation, hmm, i was already trying to remove a different package before you told to try that.  it seems to be stuck on that.  last thing it says is "ldconfig deferred processing now taking place"21:13
Deformationwait21:13
Deformationgive it sometime21:13
peepsalotok.   no CPU is really being used in top though.21:14
Deformationif its downloading the package again then there is no cpu usage21:14
peepsalotwell, i hadn't told it to reinstall yet, it's stuck on this package removal that I was doing first.21:15
peepsaloti wouldn't think that would require any downloads21:15
Deformationmmm i realy dont know what to say21:17
Deformationif formatting is not an option..21:17
Deformationi would suggest installing fluxbox or any other desktop...21:17
Deformationthen you may gain access to synaptic21:18
peepsaloti killed it and ran aptitude again, reinstalled xubuntu-desktop21:20
peepsalotgonna restart now21:20
Deformationit installed?21:20
peepsalotit seems so21:20
Deformationgood21:20
HumanHearthello....21:38
HumanHeartsorry, i have a problem.....21:38
HumanHeartanybody alive?21:38
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ActySoftsI need help setting up my volume keys21:48
ActySoftsxfce doesn't recognize the keystokes, but it did before O.o21:48
somerville32ActySofts: I had the same problem actually. I would recommend filing a bug.21:49
ActySoftshmm21:50
fekleeHow do I configure power management settings?21:59
vinzeIs there anyone who can guide me in repairing a partition using fsck? I'm in great need for I can't boot into my normal system right now...22:05
hyper_chvinze: boot from a live cd22:07
vinzehyper_ch, yeah, I'm in there right now22:07
hyper_chvinze: unmount the mounted partitions22:07
hyper_chvinze: swap may be mounted22:07
vinzeHow do I unmount swap?22:08
hyper_chvinze: nah, swap is not necessary to check, right?22:08
peepsaloti upgraded and now I can't get into xfce.  i tried reinstalling xubuntu-desktop already.  I have lots of options in gdm, but the only one that seems to work is "Failsafe Gnome"22:08
peepsaloti can't get into regular gnome either22:09
vinzehyper_ch, don't know... It was the root filesystem that contained the problem22:09
peepsalotwhen i log in, it shows the background color, then sits there for a minute, then kicks back to gdm22:09
hyper_chvinze: I dunno how to unmount it... ask Dr. Google22:09
vinzeAh, of course...22:10
vinzeThe "swapoff" command ought to do it22:10
vinzeOK, my swap ought to be turned off now22:12
hyper_chvinze: fsck.ext3 /dev/hdaX22:14
hyper_chvinze: fsck.swap /dev/hdaY22:15
hyper_chjust name the correct partitions22:15
vinzeOK, why do I need to check the swap?22:15
hyper_chvinze: maybe there's something wrong with that partition22:16
vinzeOK, will do then22:16
hyper_chvinze: I dunno where your problem is... just giving input22:16
vinzeAny input is welcomed :)22:16
vinzeI just recall reading somewhere sometime that fsck can cause severe problems when run manually22:17
hyper_chvinze: google it up22:18
vinzehyper_ch, can the command you gave cause problems?22:18
hyper_chvinze: not that I know22:18
vinzeOK, then I'll try that22:18
vinzehyper_ch, "i_blocks_hi for inode 25090 (/lib/libctutils.so.0) is 28972, should be zero.22:25
vinzeClear<y>?22:25
vinze"22:25
hyper_chdunno, never encountered a problem22:25
vinzeAh well, I guess I should do the recommended option then...22:26
vinzeOK, well, I'm going to reboot now and see if it works :)22:38
vinzeHopefully back in a bit :)22:38
vinzehyper_ch, yay! Thanks!22:41
hyper_chvinze: I guess it worked?22:42
vinze:D22:43
hyper_chgood22:43
test-3ROK i fixed my screensaver by installing 'xscreensaver' chmoding that spot/thing, and setting it up. How do I burn a cd? Can I still install the old subsystem to have access to programs like "burn" and cdrdao ???22:53
test-3Rok now i realise how silly a question that IS. lol. finally thought of what to search 4. OK, I'm gana test er out by burn ISO23:26
warblerburn at 4x for OS's23:28
R[a]ndomand audio cds :)23:31
test-3Rits only a 300Mhrz box, boys! I'll b trying for the good ol 1x  ;p23:31
R[a]ndomhah. do any cds support that anymore?23:32
R[a]ndomive heard that some cds cant take a slow burn23:33
warblerI've found it is the software that is the limit...23:34
R[a]ndomjust did some googling, apparently hardware can be an issue too23:34
R[a]ndomno word on cds tho23:34
test-3ROK, burn thinks it workt.23:44
test-3Rtime 2 reboot c u23:44
warblerlol23:46

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