sugardrunk | öä | 00:16 |
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don_andrez | how do I install linux-virtual meta package | 00:22 |
cookiemonster077 | can somebody tell me how to get stage 6 playback in xubuntu | 00:43 |
cookiemonster077 | how do I use .dmg files. I am told they are just a .iso but when I try to mount it it tells me wrong filesystem | 01:08 |
Proto | hi all | 01:11 |
zoredache | cookiemonster077: did you find this page? http://baghira.sourceforge.net/dmg.htm | 01:11 |
Proto | how can i run a program as root, so it pops up the dialog asking for the root password | 01:11 |
zoredache | Proto: you want to run something with a gui prompt? | 01:12 |
Proto | some kind of sudo dialog? | 01:12 |
Proto | yes | 01:12 |
zoredache | use 'gksu application' | 01:12 |
Proto | ok | 01:12 |
Proto | thx | 01:12 |
leche | why is the keyring manager asking me everytime to type password, altough i clicked that checkbox for remembering | 01:32 |
zoredache | leche: what do you mean by everytime? Do you mean you are asked every time at logon? | 01:48 |
leche | after logon... | 01:48 |
leche | zoredache, i got some apps like gajim that require that keyring thingy | 01:48 |
zoredache | right, but once you have opened it during a session you don't have to answer it twice right? | 01:49 |
leche | right | 01:49 |
leche | but it doesnt remember for startup | 01:49 |
zoredache | it isn't supposed to | 01:49 |
leche | do i need this libpam thing? | 01:49 |
zoredache | yes, the libpam thing is probably what you want. It is buggy for me though | 01:49 |
zoredache | give it a shot | 01:49 |
zoredache | http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/07/12/automatically-unlocking-the-default-gnome-keyring-pam-keyring/ | 01:49 |
leche | thx | 01:50 |
leche | i just found a tutorial that works for gnome, but not for xfce | 01:50 |
leche | thx in advance zoredache :-) | 01:51 |
zoredache | well if you do find a working tutorial tell me | 01:52 |
leche | i will for sure | 01:54 |
leche | this is the one that didnt work | 01:55 |
speedcore | seems fast this xfce | 01:57 |
cookiemonster077 | i solved the divx problem | 02:16 |
leche | zoredache, yepp as i said.. this doesnt work | 02:28 |
bassinboy | anyone experiencing WM problems? mine is never there, i think it's emerald (i think) that is crashing | 03:38 |
bassinboy | is there anyway i can not use emerald | 03:38 |
bassinboy | how do you disable compiz ? | 03:46 |
Breakage | bassinboy: If your using Xfce, try "xfwm4 --replace" | 03:48 |
Breakage | bassinboy: I'm not having prob's with compiz & emerald on xfce on fluxbox atm though. erm check out #compiz-fusion i'm sure someone on there could help you with it. | 03:54 |
Breetai | Hi all, does anyone know what options to feed configure to compile your own xfce goodie plugins?? | 04:01 |
bassinboy | Breakage: thanks i just want to go with xfce4 wm | 04:06 |
Breakage | bassinboy: no problem :) | 04:07 |
bassinboy | Breakage: i either get another wm is running | 04:08 |
bassinboy | or when i killed x, cannot open display | 04:08 |
bassinboy | lol | 04:08 |
Breakage | :P | 04:08 |
bassinboy | dang compiz is still there | 04:09 |
Breakage | did you enable to startup in autostart applications? i think thats what its called. | 04:10 |
bassinboy | what does the expo plugin do? | 04:10 |
Breakage | zoom's out and displays all the desktops in like a tile mode | 04:10 |
Breakage | then you can move windows around or zoom in to a workspace | 04:11 |
bassinboy | is there a modules autoload conf file? | 04:14 |
bassinboy | i've noticed ubuntu likes to be rebooted to make wireless work after i modprobe | 04:14 |
Breakage | erm not sure but i know you can autoload modules if you put them in /etc/modules | 04:18 |
benjgvps | I need to format a vFat partition into a hfs partition | 04:57 |
benjgvps | Any Ideas? | 04:58 |
duncanm | hello | 06:31 |
duncanm | anyone awake, i'd like to find someone running xubuntu to test out a package | 06:32 |
duncanm | it's a normal ubuntu package, afaik, in gutsy (running GNOME), there are no problems | 06:32 |
duncanm | but on my laptop running eeexubuntu, it doesn't work | 06:32 |
nikolam | i am on amd64 | 06:33 |
ere4si | did you install it from synaptic? | 06:33 |
Wyrmul | I have added a new sound card to my system and I cannot get xubuntu to notice | 06:33 |
duncanm | hmm | 06:33 |
duncanm | nikolam: can you install mit-scheme and try someone for me? | 06:33 |
nikolam | I am strugling to make my stable system operational at all costs. Maybe on some VM but i dont have one installed now. | 06:35 |
nikolam | Ok, I will, but as I say, I use amd64 | 06:35 |
ere4si | Wyrmul, does it show when you type - lspci - in a terminal? | 06:35 |
nikolam | I have oly mit-scheme-doc package in synaptic | 06:36 |
duncanm | oh | 06:36 |
duncanm | nikolam: i guess it's not available on 64bit | 06:36 |
duncanm | sigh | 06:36 |
Wyrmul | how can I show you without spamming the room? | 06:36 |
ere4si | maybe it has dependencies - is there a readme file? | 06:36 |
ere4si | !paste | Wyrmul | 06:37 |
ubotu | Wyrmul: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic) | 06:37 |
nikolam | maybe we can make some package, i am just in a mood :) | 06:37 |
duncanm | nikolam: i don't think it's available for 64 bit | 06:37 |
Wyrmul | http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/53521/ | 06:38 |
duncanm | anyone else available for a quick test? it'll only take a few minutes | 06:38 |
nikolam | duncanm Maybe I can make it from source for amd64? :) | 06:38 |
duncanm | nikolam: it's an intepreter, it doesn't generate 64bit code | 06:38 |
duncanm | nikolam: so even if you have source, it wouldn't build | 06:39 |
ere4si | Wyrmul, an audigy sound card? | 06:39 |
nikolam | no i ment to make a package for it for my synaptic :) | 06:39 |
Wyrmul | I have a creative Sound Blaster X-fi | 06:39 |
duncanm | i don't understand | 06:39 |
ere4si | Wyrmul, line four in your paste - creative sb | 06:40 |
duncanm | ere4si: do you have a second? | 06:40 |
ere4si | Wyrmul, can you right click the sound icon and choose preferences? | 06:41 |
ere4si | duncanm, k | 06:41 |
duncanm | ere4si: are you running xubuntu on x86 hardware? | 06:42 |
Wyrmul | K, I have "Device #0: VIA 8235" Amt the Wannabe Master is "Line in, 0" | 06:44 |
ere4si | duncanm, I use it on a pent3 for a file sever atm | 06:44 |
duncanm | oh | 06:44 |
duncanm | i need someone with an X desktop to test it | 06:44 |
ere4si | duncanm, is it from source or synaptic? | 06:44 |
duncanm | synaptic | 06:44 |
duncanm | it's all packages | 06:45 |
duncanm | in fact, it's just one package | 06:45 |
duncanm | ere4si: if you could apt-get install mit-scheme | 06:45 |
ere4si | duncanm, then it's not doing what? pls | 06:45 |
duncanm | and once it's installed, run scheme | 06:45 |
duncanm | and then, type (edit) | 06:46 |
duncanm | if a new window pops up, it means it works, if not, then it proves my point (i guess_ | 06:46 |
duncanm | ere4si: does that make sense? | 06:46 |
ere4si | duncanm, check your permissions would be my first guess | 06:47 |
duncanm | it has nothing to do with that | 06:47 |
Wyrmul | Well. It looks like there isn't a solution for getting this card working. Alsa doesn't support it, And the only driver available seems to be available for 64bit | 06:47 |
Wyrmul | thanks anyway | 06:47 |
ere4si | Wyrmul, there should be an option to select the audio device rom the right click - preferences | 06:48 |
ere4si | !paste | 07:12 |
ubotu | pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic) | 07:12 |
ochosi | hi, can i change totems config in a file somewhere? cause i was using compiz-fusion with xgl a while ago and there totem worked, now it just stopped working | 07:31 |
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Euan17 | hey | 11:28 |
Euan17 | i just installed xubuntu on my laptop | 11:29 |
Euan17 | where can i find the power management settings? | 11:29 |
cbc1014 | i | 11:40 |
Euan17 | how do i mount network drives in xubuntu? | 11:54 |
totalwormface | Euan17: try fusesmb | 11:54 |
totalwormface | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=304131 | 11:55 |
Euan17 | thanks | 11:55 |
totalwormface | :] | 11:55 |
totalwormface | !factoids | 11:56 |
ubotu | I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots | 11:56 |
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totalwormface | !fusesmb is fusesmb allows easy access to networkshares https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FuseSmb | 12:01 |
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needcoffee | hi, does someone know if it's possible to browse a directory via obex? maybe in a way like with nautilus (nautilus obex://foo) | 17:38 |
TheSheep | needcoffee: thunar only supports local browsing | 17:39 |
needcoffee | to bad :( | 17:40 |
TheSheep | needcoffee: mayb there is a fuse filesystem for that though | 17:40 |
needcoffee | the problem is, i need to mount/unmount it on the fly | 17:40 |
needcoffee | ahh, i see...thank you TheSheep, i'll try this | 17:42 |
Wyrmul | somehow my grub settings were cleared. I have lost the option to dual boot to my windows xp drive. I have tried recreating the entry but I haven't had much success. | 17:55 |
Wyrmul | http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/53591/ | 17:56 |
gorilla3d | Anyone know how to fix my tiny tiny tiny fonts? | 18:05 |
gorilla3d | I ran gorilla3d@gorilla3d-desktop:~$ xdpyinfo | grep resolution and got | 18:05 |
gorilla3d | resolution: 10x7 dots per inch | 18:05 |
TheSheep | gorilla3d: you can set dpi in your xorg.conf | 18:08 |
gorilla3d | TheSheep: http://paste2.org/p/12456 thats what I have :\ | 18:10 |
TheSheep | gorilla3d: that's font paths | 18:10 |
TheSheep | gorilla3d: you want to add a line in the screen section | 18:10 |
TheSheep | gorilla3d: with 'option "dpi" "96x96"' for example | 18:11 |
gorilla3d | oh.. | 18:11 |
gorilla3d | TheSheep: whats the function for it? | 18:13 |
gorilla3d | nvm I found it Display size | 18:17 |
gorilla3d | :) | 18:17 |
gorilla3d | thanks | 18:17 |
RandyboY | Ive bought myself a new (PCI) screen/graphics card and have installed it in a brand new server. (New as in not used, but probably some years old.) The integrated screencard stops functioning when the new is installed. (Understandably enough..) Ive put the vga in a good old crt screen and plugged s-video in my flat-tv. Both works up to a certain point. That point is the exact moment i press ctrl+d. (Must start up in recovery mode) I can do | 18:55 |
cogeno | Ok, I'm not running Xubuntu, but the #linux channel kicks me out for some BS reason regarding a proxy | 19:20 |
cogeno | Anyway, I'm trying to remove the bottom panel in kiosk mode on XFCE. Once I put the kiosk mode on, it comes back. Does anyone know how to fix thsi? | 19:20 |
TheSheep | cogeno: maybe try #xfce | 19:21 |
cogeno | Ah, thank you | 19:21 |
furiousphil | well ... i googled a lot but it didn't help: | 19:41 |
furiousphil | I want to change the resolution of my login screen. Therefore, I deleted all the low resolutions in the xorg.conf file and just left the 1650x1050 which is the resolution of my tft. The xorg-passage looks like that now: | 19:41 |
furiousphil | Section "Monitor" | 19:41 |
furiousphil | Identifier"Standardbildschirm" | 19:41 |
furiousphil | Vendorname"Samsung" | 19:41 |
redwyrm | hi | 21:05 |
redwyrm | what's a good GUI for the iptables firewall system in xubuntu? | 21:05 |
LetsGo67 | I am not getting the "Screen and Graphics Configuration" that was promised in Xubuntu, how can I install it please? | 21:07 |
TheSheep | !firewall | redwyrm | 21:11 |
ubotu | redwyrm: Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE). | 21:11 |
RandyboY | Ive bought myself a new (PCI) screen/graphics card and have installed it in a brand new server. (New as in not used, but probably some years old.) The integrated screencard stops functioning when the new is installed. (Understandably enough..) Ive put the vga in a good old crt screen and plugged s-video in my flat-tv. Both works up to a certain point. That point is the exact moment i press ctrl+d. (Must start up in recovery mode) I can do | 21:12 |
RandyboY | Maybe remove all installed drivers for the integrated graphics card(if there is a way to find that out)? And install new drivers for that specific card? There is only one problem and that is that i think both uses ati-drivers | 21:16 |
philipp__ | hello, still got the problem with my login screen resolution ... | 21:48 |
philipp__ | i cannot change it, even not by editing my xorg.conf file | 21:48 |
redwyrm | TheSheep, thanks | 21:52 |
RandyboY | Isnt xubuntu suppsed to contain /et/inittab? | 22:26 |
RandyboY | /etc/ | 22:27 |
martyn | Rand - mine doesn't. | 22:32 |
bad_cables | hi | 23:09 |
bad_cables | i need to get a wireless card for my xubuntu box, i also run DSL | 23:11 |
bad_cables | what brand should i get? | 23:11 |
march | gn8 | 23:27 |
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