jrib | kahrytan: please read what ubotu said | 00:00 |
Pelo | drunkmuppets, dmz is not a great idea to start with, are you sure your static ip is still set properly in the comp and that it is still free in the router ? ie not part of the dhcp range ? | 00:00 |
bbc | LjL: it gives some error on KDE library | 00:00 |
LjL | bbc: pastebin the error (no, pastebin the entire output) | 00:00 |
Pelo | dimas_, that looks like crap , do a little search on your hdd and tell me the path and name of the .exe to start the prog I'll try to make you a proper command to start it | 00:01 |
Tweek888 | Hell | 00:01 |
Tweek888 | Hello* | 00:01 |
Pelo | dimas_, gimme a minute, I need a short break | 00:01 |
neverblue | hey Tweek888 | 00:01 |
dimas_ | pelo:ok | 00:01 |
blick | diff seems lousy at comparing English paragraphs for revisions. Is there a better alternative? | 00:01 |
Tweek888 | is there a guide for autologin on gutsy? I tried an old guide but it didn't work | 00:02 |
Tweek888 | actually it fubared everything | 00:02 |
LjL | blick: well, define "lousy" | 00:02 |
bbc | Couldn't find package Kdevelop | 00:02 |
bbc | | 00:02 |
LjL | bbc: lowercase "k". | 00:02 |
bbc | ohh ok | 00:02 |
LjL | bbc: package names are never uppercase. | 00:02 |
Tweek888 | autologin with no manager guide* | 00:03 |
bbc | thakns | 00:03 |
* Pelo returns to the keyboard much releaved | 00:03 |
Gibb | nickrud: I found what it was: the wifi card. I took out the wifi card, it booted fine. turned off the printer service under admin. now I can get to the login, but it hangs up right after login with no error | 00:03 |
Pelo | dimas_, when you are ready | 00:03 |
Gibb | *with the wifi card in | 00:03 |
mdmkolbe|work | neigther /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart nor reset worked. Any other ideas about how to restart the sound? | 00:03 |
dimas_ | pelo:i dont know what you want me to look for...sorry | 00:03 |
Pelo | dimas_, I want you to get me the path to the .exe file that starts the prog you want to run | 00:04 |
muuddflap | finally | 00:04 |
muuddflap | i have a printer | 00:04 |
Tweek888 | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=152274 I have tried this but can not get it to compile autologin.c | 00:04 |
nemilar | mdmkolbe|work: did you try restarting the machine? | 00:05 |
dimas_ | env WINEPREFIX="/home/dimas/.wine" wine "C:\ARCH~KTD\Jhoos\UNWISE.EXE" /W2 "C:\Archivos de programa\Jhoos\INSTALL.LOG" | 00:05 |
DrMuffin | Requesting help with boot | 00:05 |
Pelo | dimas_, what is the name of that prog ? | 00:05 |
nemilar | !ask | DrMuffin | 00:05 |
dimas_ | pelo i guess is unwise.exe | 00:05 |
nemilar | ubotu: wake up!!! | 00:05 |
soldats | ubotu is gone it is now ubotwo | 00:05 |
dimas_ | pelo:joosh | 00:05 |
Jangari | gotta relogin | 00:06 |
tanner | does anyone know of a way to turn a base system into a live cd/usb? allow it to load completely into memory (copy2ram) and be presistent? | 00:06 |
Chousho | Does anybody know which printer brands are the best to get working on Linux without too much of a hassle? | 00:06 |
Pelo | dimas_, as far as I know , unwise is the standard file name for the unlinstaler of any progs in windows | 00:06 |
bbc | I installed kdevelop, but when I start it, nothing happenes (I am in Gnome) | 00:06 |
nemilar | Chousho: HP is the best | 00:06 |
jrib | Chousho: probably hp, but check what ubotu says: | 00:06 |
nemilar | Also, Epson works well | 00:06 |
jrib | !printers > chousho (read the private message from ubotu) | 00:06 |
Pelo | bbc, how do you start it ? | 00:06 |
ubotu | DrMuffin: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-) | 00:06 |
Chousho | :D thanks! | 00:06 |
dimas_ | pelo hold on let me see | 00:06 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about wake up!!! - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 00:06 |
Tweek888 | be right back | 00:06 |
DrMuffin | !ask There are multiple boot options when my computer boots up; one of them is my Ubuntu and it has a few other options like "ubuntu memtest" and then it still has windows. I would like to remove them. | 00:06 |
nemilar | Chousho: check out www.linuxprinting.org for a full list | 00:06 |
mdmkolbe|work | nemilar: In the past I've restarted the machine and that works, but it happens often enough, that restarting the machine gets very anoying and I'd like a way that doesn't require me to save/close/restart/open/restore my work. | 00:06 |
bbc | Pelo: Applications > programming > kdevelop | 00:06 |
notjames | how do i set environment variables so that apache can use them? i tried adding them to apache2.conf but i don't think it's working | 00:07 |
nemilar | mdmkolbe|work: there's probably some process not letting go of the sound device, that happens to me every once and a while | 00:07 |
Pelo | bbc, try typing kdevelop in the terminal see what happens | 00:07 |
Pelo | DrMuffin, why do you want to do that ? | 00:07 |
DrMuffin | So that it can boot straight into my Ubuntu? | 00:07 |
luc_ | Any images for putting Ubuntu on the PS3? | 00:07 |
nemilar | mdmkolbe|work: you can use lsof | grep /dev/dsp or grep for /dev/snd to see what's using the sound device... you'll probably see some application hanging around that you closed a while ago | 00:07 |
bbc | Pelo: it just does nothing in terminal also | 00:08 |
nemilar | mdmkolbe|work: flash and xmms seem to like to do it a lot | 00:08 |
luc_ | Pelo, bbc: I had trouble with Kdevelop, got it working, but it didn't compule. I used Anjuta instead | 00:08 |
luc_ | *compile | 00:08 |
Pelo | DrMuffin, ok try this instead, hide the menu and shorten the delay to 3 sec or something , edit the menu.lst file to do that but do not remove the options, gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst | 00:08 |
Pelo | bbc, open synaptic and reinstall | 00:08 |
bbc | Pelo: let me try | 00:09 |
Pelo | dimas_, how are we doing ? | 00:09 |
tanner | are copy2ram/toram kernel options? | 00:09 |
DrMuffin | Hmm. Well, I just wish it would auto-boot into Ubuntu. That's all. And maybe remove the Windows option. | 00:09 |
dimas_ | pelo i dont know where is wine even | 00:09 |
Pelo | DrMuffin, if you don'T do anyting while it boots does it eventualy get to ubuntu ? | 00:10 |
DrMuffin | Yes. If I wait 20 seconds or so it will auto-select Ubuntu. | 00:10 |
Pelo | dimas_, .... , lets start from scratch shall we ? | 00:10 |
Jobias | has anyone tried to install flash on firefox on gutsy lately? the .tgz file it automatically downloads fails the md5sum check, so i can never install the plug-in | 00:10 |
dimas_ | pelo ok | 00:10 |
jrib | Jobias: check the topic of this channel :) | 00:10 |
Pelo | DrMuffin, toward the top of the menu.lst file there is a delay line, change it to 3 sec | 00:10 |
DrMuffin | Alright. | 00:11 |
Pelo | dimas_, what is the program you were trying to install using wine ? | 00:11 |
quittt | there is something wrong on my boot | 00:11 |
illuminaris | when i download a program from add/remove programs, and it doesn't show up anywhere in my menu, how do i find it? | 00:11 |
jrib | illuminaris: what program? | 00:11 |
quittt | when I boot, do you know the Ubuntu logo? nothing appers, the monitor keeps down | 00:11 |
dimas_ | is call jhoos | 00:11 |
illuminaris | ktimer | 00:11 |
dimas_ | pelo is called jhoos | 00:11 |
quittt | and when the boot finished, the monitor opens | 00:11 |
Pelo | DrMuffin, you might also want to tell ubuntu to loginto your user name at boot by default, menu > system> ADMIN > LOGIN windows > 3rd tab I think | 00:11 |
quittt | it is vey bizarre, what can be making this? | 00:11 |
jrib | illuminaris: what is the result of: dpkg -L ktimer | grep bin | 00:12 |
syntaxerror55 | quittt: when the boot is over you still get into Ubuntu? | 00:12 |
illuminaris | package ktimer is not installed | 00:12 |
quittt | of course | 00:12 |
illuminaris | should i do apt-get install ktimer? | 00:12 |
quittt | everything works perfecly | 00:12 |
DrMuffin | Ok. Thanks. In the menu.lst it has a lil paragraph called "hidemenu" How can I turn that on? | 00:12 |
dimas_ | pelo the think is all the programs i try to run on wine none of them work mean start | 00:12 |
quittt | perfectly | 00:12 |
jrib | illuminaris: yes, that means you did not install it | 00:12 |
Pelo | dimas_, ok , in your /home/username folder, there is a hidden folder calleed .wine ( find it ) look in .wine/c/program files/jhoost for a .exe file | 00:12 |
syntaxerror55 | quittt: Could be a problem with the usplash. Have you changed it recently? | 00:12 |
illuminaris | that's weird, does that happen a lot with add/remove programs? | 00:12 |
compy_ | anytime i use apt-get i get this error The NetworkManager applet could not find some required resources. It cannot continue. | 00:13 |
compy_ | any clues? | 00:13 |
dimas_ | pelo ok | 00:13 |
Pelo | dimas_, how did you go about installing this program to start with ? | 00:13 |
quittt | syntaxerror55, I've just installed Xubuntu | 00:13 |
quittt | hehe | 00:13 |
Pelo | compy_, do a search in the forum for the exact error msg , there is likely a simple solution , www.ubuntuforums.org | 00:13 |
dimas_ | pelo installed automatically after downloading | 00:14 |
syntaxerror55 | quittt: Xubuntu would have changed the usplash. I think I know how to fix it | 00:14 |
bbc | Pelo: I tried installing througn Synaptic also, but its the same, nothing happenes | 00:14 |
notjames | whats the best way of setting environment variables that apache/php can use? | 00:14 |
Pelo | dimas_, this might be a qeustion for #winehq , I'm getting a bit over my head right now | 00:14 |
Pelo | bbc, did you notice the msg from luc I think it was ? | 00:14 |
dimas_ | pelo ok thanks | 00:14 |
illuminaris | jrib thanks for your help | 00:14 |
compy_ | Pelo, dunno if your a bot but nothing comes up | 00:14 |
dimas_ | pelo i will ask them then | 00:14 |
bbc | Pelo: no, what was it? | 00:15 |
jrib | illovae: no problem | 00:15 |
luc_ | Pelo, bbc: I had trouble with Kdevelop, couldn't get it to compile, so I use Anjuta | 00:15 |
syntaxerror55 | quittt: type sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so | 00:15 |
mdmkolbe|work | nemilar: thx, that fixed it after I killed the processes and did an /etc/init.d/alsa-utils reset. Evince (the document viewer) and openoffice where holding the file open though neigher of them actually uses sound (!!). | 00:15 |
Pelo | <luc_> Pelo, bbc: I had trouble with Kdevelop, got it working, but it didn't compule. I used Anjuta instead | 00:15 |
quittt | syntaxerror55, it is not this | 00:15 |
luc_ | bbc: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anjuta | 00:15 |
bbc | Pelo: ok, let me try Anjuta as well | 00:15 |
nemilar | mdmkolbe|work: yeah, I donno...it's an annoying bug | 00:15 |
syntaxerror55 | quittt: huh? | 00:15 |
bbc | luc_: thanks | 00:15 |
keithclark | If I change a monitor on a currently running system, how do I adjust for it? | 00:16 |
Pelo | dimas_, why are you trying to use windows program in ubuntu anyway ? can't you find a linux alternative to joost or whatever ? | 00:16 |
luc_ | bbc: No worries | 00:16 |
quittt | it was a misconfiguration of the installer... actually is a bug... usplash.conf the resolution is not supported by my monitor | 00:16 |
drunkmuppet | pelo - I changed my static to 192.168.1.10 but still cannot access the router config. I can ping it but when I try and pull it up, it never connects | 00:16 |
drunkmuppet | <drunkmuppets> Just sits at "Waiting for 192.168.1.1" | 00:16 |
drunkmuppet | <drunkmuppets> I mean resetting it would fix it, but i'm trying not to anger my g.f and roomate. | 00:16 |
drunkmuppet | woops. sorry. | 00:16 |
syntaxerror55 | quittt: I thought you didn't know the problem. :| | 00:16 |
Pelo | drunkmuppet, what does ifconfig tell you your gateway is ? | 00:16 |
dimas_ | pelo...lol does has to be with a woman....am i bad? | 00:16 |
quittt | syntaxerror55, just discovered it, =P | 00:16 |
syntaxerror55 | quittt: ah, k | 00:17 |
Shadow6363 | is there anyway to get grub to rescan for os's and add them to menu.lst, i realize i could just manually add the entries, just wondering if theres a way for it to look for them | 00:17 |
Pelo | dimas_, are those porn things ? | 00:17 |
dimas_ | pelo:...lol | 00:17 |
pawsmacke1 | (keithclark) try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg" | 00:17 |
DrMuffin | Ok. I got it all figured out. Thanks for the help Pelo. | 00:17 |
drunkmuppet | pelo | 192.168.1.255 | 00:17 |
Pelo | Shadow6363, not taht I know of | 00:17 |
Pelo | drunkmuppet, and putting that in the browser gets you nothing ? | 00:17 |
Kalamarencu | hello :) | 00:17 |
Pelo | dimas_, I just don'T get what the issue is , | 00:18 |
dimas_ | pelo i found the path but they are two...jhoos.exe | 00:18 |
pawsmacke1 | shadow, try grub-install | 00:18 |
Kalamarencu | what command do I need to run to get the driver version of my NIC ? | 00:18 |
iari | Slart: Thanks for the help but my platforms don't run under wine, I guess I'll have to install qemu / virtualBox, any diff ? | 00:18 |
solexious | [Q} Can any one help me with setting up mdadm? | 00:18 |
dimas_ | pelo thats the sourse i can ccontact her | 00:18 |
Shadow6363 | Pelo: thanks | 00:18 |
Pelo | dimas_, either one will do , in the terminal type wine /path/to/jhoos.exe replace /path/to wit the actual path | 00:18 |
xazo | hello | 00:18 |
drunkmuppet | pelo - well see, I have xubuntu running through VMWare, my windows gateway is 192.168.1.1 | 00:19 |
syntaxerror55 | !hi | xazo | 00:19 |
ene_dene | on KDE there is an option that you can change desktop background every x minutes, is there something similar in gnome? | 00:19 |
|- | Hi people..... nights | 00:19 |
dimas_ | pelo let me try | 00:19 |
Kitar|st | http://wiresmash.com/funny/are-you-also-afraid-of-the-dentist/ | 00:19 |
Kitar|st | haha | 00:19 |
syntaxerror55 | xazo: er, the bots gone. Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! | 00:19 |
Pelo | drunkmuppet, oh, this is a vmware issue , that might be a problem , try asking about it in #vmware | 00:19 |
Dr_willis | ene_dene, theres some tools that can do that. or you could write your own script. and No i dont rember their names. :) | 00:19 |
Q-collective | Pelo: actually, it is preferred to first cd to the dir with the .exe in it and then run wine, this to prevent possible failures. | 00:19 |
Kalamarencu | what command do I need to run to get the driver version of my NIC ? | 00:20 |
Hitm4n | . | 00:20 |
Dr_willis | ene_dene, i though kde had a Wallpaper-slideshow/changer feature. :) lets see | 00:20 |
pawsmacke1 | kala, try lspci | 00:20 |
drunkmuppet | Well, the problem is in windows lol. Thats why I was asking or an active networking channel :P | 00:20 |
Hitm4n | Hi people... g nights | 00:20 |
Pelo | Q-collective, we are trying to make a working link | 00:20 |
bascule | Kalamarencu: modinfo <module for NIC> | 00:20 |
Pelo | drunkmuppet, this try asking in ##windows then | 00:20 |
ene_dene | Dr_willis: yes, that's it, is there sometnig similar for gnome? | 00:21 |
Hitm4n | i need some help with my Ubuntu 7.10 pleaseeeeeeee!!!! | 00:21 |
Dr_willis | ene_dene, theres some little toolyou can run that does a similer task. check the package manager | 00:21 |
drunkmuppet | pelo | thanks for trying :D | 00:21 |
Pelo | Hitm4n, we need an actual question | 00:21 |
decipher7 | Hitm4n: whats the problem? | 00:21 |
ene_dene | Dr_willis: thanks | 00:21 |
Dr_willis | ene_dene, wallpaper-tray - wallpaper changing utility for GNOME | 00:21 |
compy_ | anyone help with this i get this error The NetworkManager applet could not find some required resources. It cannot continue. | 00:22 |
solexious | [Q] Do i have to format the drives i want to raid with mdadm before i make them a raid or after? | 00:22 |
coldboot|home | I'm using evolution, and the stupid app won't display the time format correctly even when I execute it from a shell with LC_TIME=en_DK.UTF-8, any ideas? | 00:22 |
bbc | Pelo, luc_: Anjuta worked, but is there anything like MS Visual Studio where I can debug my code with variable watch and everything? | 00:22 |
syntaxerror55 | Hitm4n: and the problem is ____________ | 00:22 |
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Pelo | compy_, did you do a search for the error4 msg in the forum like I told you ? | 00:22 |
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Hitm4n | decipher7 i have a Compaq V2615LA notebook, i have installed Ubuntu 7.10, but my wireless device is not working | 00:22 |
compy_ | Pelo, yeah nothing came up | 00:22 |
luc_ | bbc: Not to my knowledge so far | 00:22 |
ene_dene | Dr_willis: ok, thaks, I'll try it now | 00:22 |
Pelo | bbc, this is not realy my feild | 00:22 |
Pelo | compy_, try reinstalling network manager | 00:22 |
Dr_willis | ene_dene, drapes - a desktop wallpaper management application for the GNOME deskto | 00:23 |
Hitm4n | i load the windows controller for my BCM4318 broadcom device | 00:23 |
luc_ | bbc: Part of the reason I keep my multiple boot | 00:23 |
compy_ | Pelo, so i am using wicd... and it removed my initial one that came w/ 7.10 | 00:23 |
decipher7 | Hitm4n: Go to System > Administration > Restricted Drivers Manager | 00:23 |
Pelo | !wifi | Hitm4n | 00:23 |
ene_dene | Dr_willis: 1 at a time :) | 00:23 |
Hitm4n | decipher7 andddd ??? | 00:23 |
decipher7 | Hitm4n: Does it say there is a restricted driver available for your hardware? | 00:23 |
Pelo | compy_, I can'T help with that then | 00:23 |
Hitm4n | and then? | 00:23 |
bad_cables | anyone using a WMP54g wireless Linksys card? | 00:23 |
bbc | luc_: yea, I wanted to switch, but now I cant switch completely, also I cant live without MS outlook :( | 00:24 |
syntaxerror55 | !wifi | bad_cables | 00:24 |
compy_ | k | 00:24 |
Pelo | I'm off to eat super , g'night folks | 00:24 |
decipher7 | !wifi | 00:24 |
bad_cables | !wifi | 00:24 |
neverblue | nite Pelo | 00:24 |
Hitm4n | i dont know, let me see and come back again... i need swap WinXP to Linux | 00:24 |
user____ | Hitm4n: yeah tried the same thing | 00:24 |
bbc | Pelo: gn | 00:24 |
keithclark | Thanks to whom helped me. Worked like a charm! | 00:24 |
pawsmacke1 | bbc, look into getting zimbra working on your machine | 00:24 |
Scunizi | bbc have you tried the kde version of PIM? | 00:24 |
syntaxerror55 | decipher7: bad_cables: The bot is dead. D: | 00:24 |
bbc | Scunize: no, whats it? | 00:24 |
ubotu | Hitm4n: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 00:24 |
luc_ | bbc: Yeah, it's a pain. I triple boot Mac, Linux and Windows XP. Keep windows XP for Outlook and Visual Studio. Linux for general use and Mac for visual. Though Xcode on mac is pretty nifty | 00:25 |
bbc | pawsmacke1: never heard of it | 00:25 |
user____ | Hitm4n: I've got the same card, and I never got it fully working | 00:25 |
Scunizi | bbc, hang on I'll get the name.. It's the default that's used in kubuntu. | 00:25 |
pawsmacke1 | bbc, it's a lot of work to get zimbra up and running, but it's SOOO worthed | 00:25 |
ubotu | bad_cables: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 00:25 |
bbc | pawsmacke1: let me check that out | 00:25 |
Hitm4n | Uuser___ oh my lord.... but the failure is with ubuntu because with other distributions is fine like suse (sorr for distribution SPAM) | 00:26 |
Kalamarencu | bascule: mersi frumops :) THank You , Gracias, Danke schon :) | 00:26 |
bascule | Kalamarencu: welcome | 00:26 |
Phoenix92x | hi, I'm running 7.10 and am trying to play a raw rip of a blu-ray movie but am having no luck. I tried the instructions here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/BluRayAndHDDVD but they weren't too helpful. I already have the rip of the disc on my hard drive in a folder but I can't get it to play. Could anyone help me? | 00:27 |
Scunizi | bbc, kontact is the name... like pawsmacke1 said.. zimbra is COOL... but tough.. | 00:27 |
Tygir | hello all great ubuntu users! | 00:27 |
luc_ | Anyone know if there is a stable ubuntu release on the PS3? | 00:27 |
bad_cables | Phoenix92x: Piracy is illegal | 00:27 |
PriceChild | !bug | Hitm4n | 00:27 |
whileimhere | hi. Can anyone tell me why it is when I boot into GNOME from the GDM I get an error that says in short that there was an error starting up the GNOME settings Daemon. | 00:27 |
Scunizi | bbc, you can sudo apt-get install kontact I believe to install it for a whirl. | 00:27 |
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Tygir | i wanted to know how i can make compiz stay up all the time....i know about the terminal>compiz &...but whenever i close the terminal i have the no titlebars problem and compiz isnt working... | 00:28 |
ubotu | Hitm4n: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug report at: http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu - Bugs in/wishes for the bots can be filed at http://launchpad.net/ubuntu-bots | 00:28 |
Dr_willis | luc_, http://psubuntu.com/ has forums. Other then that - You rarely see ps3 mentioned in this channel. | 00:28 |
tussey | is there anyway to change the power management feature to shutdown instead of sleep or hibernate? Both sleep and hibernate do not work properly on my desktop machine. The machine never wakes up | 00:28 |
Dr_willis | Tygir, dont use the close button. use the 'exit' command. | 00:28 |
bbc | Scunize: k, just ckecking it before installing | 00:28 |
Decinoge | does anyone knows how to make a 8bit png on gimp? | 00:28 |
luc_ | Dr_willis: Cheers, got one and want to use it on there, bit of a cell fanboy | 00:28 |
Phoenix92x | bad_cables: I backed up my copy of 300, please don't presume things | 00:28 |
Tygir | Dr_willis: i did that as well... | 00:28 |
pawsmacke1 | tygir, which distro are you running, 7.10 have compiz-fusion pretty much out of the box | 00:29 |
ubuntuisloved | i need help trying to login to see my desktop using vncserver but not having anyluck? i know i also setup vino but now im only able to ssh into my box remotely and i wanna get vnc working? | 00:29 |
K_Nine | Decinoge: Should be in the file save as. | 00:29 |
Dr_willis | Tygir, then you are not spawnign it proerly to the background. I use exit all the time. and it works properly | 00:29 |
Scunizi | Decinoge, I thought gimp defaulted at 8 bit.. am I wrong? if I am what's the default? | 00:29 |
Dr_willis | Tygir, you could use alt-f2 and run compiz --replace | 00:29 |
jeffMASTERflex | Phoenix92x: what did you use to back it up? x.264? | 00:29 |
Tygir | pawsmacke1: ahh i got it that time...the exit command worked...here is my other question..how can i ensure that it always starts with boot? | 00:29 |
Decinoge | 32bit as default, it has alpha and only 32 bit png has alpha | 00:29 |
bbc | Scunizi, pawsmacke1: can I open .pst in zimbra or kontact? | 00:30 |
mohadib | hello | 00:30 |
Decinoge | (and 24bit if i'm not mistaken) | 00:30 |
Scunizi | bbc, you | 00:30 |
Phoenix92x | jeffMASTERflex: VC-1 | 00:30 |
mohadib | how can i make crontab -e use vim and not pico? | 00:30 |
pawsmacke1 | bbc, zimbra is comparable to exchange, so it works with everything, import as well | 00:30 |
ubuntuisloved | mohadib: export editor option | 00:30 |
bbc | pawsmacke1: cool | 00:30 |
K_Nine | Decinoge: There is a dedicated Gimp IRC type /join #Gimp | 00:31 |
Dr_willis | mohadib, check the crontab man page. You set an enviroment variable to be the editor you want. | 00:31 |
Decinoge | i did... | 00:31 |
pawsmacke1 | bbc, think zimbra as exchange on a browser | 00:31 |
Jangari | can I add a sshfs mount to my fstab or something ot have it mount automatically? | 00:31 |
Decinoge | no one awswers | 00:31 |
Jangari | to* | 00:31 |
mohadib | thanks both of you "_ | 00:31 |
jeffMASTERflex | Phoenix92x: not familiar with that. Have you tried using VLC or Mplayer to play the file? | 00:31 |
tumbleweed05 | i love compiz fusion. | 00:31 |
ubuntuisloved | mohadib: export EDITOR=vim | 00:31 |
danc3 | mohadib: export EDITOR='/usr/bin/vim' | 00:31 |
Scunizi | bbc, your talking about the outlook file? There are three ways to import for kontact or Evolution. Import first into thunderbird then the others or sync with something like Yahoo calendar/email then export or just do a csv export of contacts then import. | 00:31 |
bahadunn | anyone know why some internet radio stations just seemed to stop working recently? | 00:31 |
mohadib | nice :) thanks :) | 00:31 |
LetsGo67 | My time is constantly 6 hours late, can someone help me fix this please? (I am using xubuntu) | 00:31 |
Phoenix92x | jeffMASTERflex: it's not just one file, it's a directory. No compression. | 00:32 |
danc3 | LetsGo67: set your BIOS clock to local time | 00:32 |
ubuntuisloved | LetsGo67: change to your region in timezone | 00:32 |
Paolinho | LetsGo67, change timezone | 00:32 |
bahadunn | amarok and rythmbox will not play certain internet radio stations | 00:32 |
pawsmacke1 | bah, middle east and india have limited internet backbone atm | 00:32 |
Phoenix92x | I've tried opening the folder with VLC/mplayer but that doesn't work | 00:32 |
bbc | Scunize: thanks | 00:32 |
syntaxerror55 | !timezone | LetsGo67 | 00:32 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about timezone - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 00:32 |
syntaxerror55 | LetsGo67: oh, just type tzconfig | 00:32 |
mohadib | do i need to put that in my profile? i would like it to be system wide and not have to redo it | 00:32 |
Paolinho | !ntpdate | LetsGo67 | 00:32 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ntpdate - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 00:32 |
danc3 | mohadib: put it in ~/.bash_profile | 00:32 |
Scunizi | bbc sure.. I had the same issues. I found evo works ok.. kontact has more features like being able to add fields.. | 00:32 |
LetsGo67 | syntaxerror55, I cannot launch tzconfig | 00:33 |
mohadib | danc3: ok , thanks | 00:33 |
Gidean | Hello everyone... | 00:33 |
Paolinho | LetsGo67, tzselect | 00:33 |
bbc | Scunize, pawsmacke1: cool....I will be back after dinner, c ya all | 00:33 |
Kloss | hi does amarok recognize any mp3 player? and if yes, where? | 00:33 |
syntaxerror55 | Paolinho: it must have changed. o.o | 00:34 |
bbc | Scunizi: cool...I will be back after dinner..c ya | 00:34 |
astro76 | mohadib: sudo update-alternatives --config editor | 00:34 |
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mohadib | ahh , seems i need to link /usr/bin/editor to vim | 00:34 |
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mohadib | astro76: ahh nice :) ty | 00:34 |
jeffMASTERflex | Phoenix92x: hopefully somone else knows more about VC-1 than I do. I've only used x.264 for HD rips | 00:35 |
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Phoenix92x | jeffMASTERflex: thanks anyway, appreciate it | 00:35 |
ubuntuisloved | !vnc | 00:35 |
crazy_bus | is there anyway to make kubuntu mount the sansa e200 player properly. It sometimes allows write access and sometimes doesn't | 00:35 |
ubotu | VNC is a protocol for remote desktop. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNCOverSSH describes how to use it securely. It works best over fast connections, otherwise look at !FreeNX | 00:35 |
ene_dene | Dr_willis: I know that there is also an option in KDE to download wallpapers. People vote for best wallpapers and you can download them from some kind of database, do you know an aplication for gnome that does the same thing? | 00:35 |
freyyr | exit | 00:36 |
seanh | Anyone know an easy way to convert FLAC to OGG? | 00:36 |
freyyr | whoops | 00:36 |
Dr_willis | ene_dene, seen somthing like that. it got wallpapers from gnome-look.org but i dont use it. or rember its name.. search the package manager for 'wallpaper' perhaps. | 00:36 |
histo | seanh: ffmpeg probably would do it. | 00:36 |
jeffMASTERflex | seanh: install an app called soundconverter | 00:36 |
Scunizi | Decinoge, did you find an answer? I'm sure you have a reason for doing it. I'm curious why? | 00:36 |
histo | seanh: ffmpeg -i whatever final.ogg | 00:36 |
K_Nine | crazy_bus: I think you have to change the mode in sansa players. Maybe MTS? | 00:37 |
histo | seanh: -i being the input file and then just type the output file after that. | 00:37 |
jeffMASTERflex | seanh: it's a gui tool that is very easy to use | 00:37 |
ene_dene | Dr_willis: that will help, thanks | 00:37 |
LetsGo67 | syntaxerror55, thanks | 00:37 |
seanh | histo -- hmmm... what if there are lots of input files? | 00:37 |
neurostumit | does anybody know if you can get gtkglext-1.2 in a deb file for ubuntu? | 00:37 |
jeffMASTERflex | seanh: use sound converter. it can do entire directories | 00:38 |
histo | seanh: and you want them all to one output file? | 00:38 |
K_Nine | crazy_bus: Try this link http://www.howtoforge.com/sandisk_mp3_player_linux | 00:38 |
histo | seanh: if you man ffmpeg or look around on google i'm sure you can find exactly what you want to do. | 00:38 |
rpj8 | Do I *need* avahi daemon? | 00:39 |
neurostumit | does anybody know where I can find gtkglext-1.2 in a DEB file? | 00:39 |
seanh | jeffMASTERflex - looks good, installing | 00:39 |
Sergo21 | how is possible to known how much RAM azureus consume? | 00:39 |
seanh | histo -- no one output file per input file. I'm gonna try soundconverter | 00:39 |
Dr_willis | Sergo21, check output of the htop or top command is one way. | 00:39 |
alsadk | whats about gpg: no valid OpenPGP data foun | 00:39 |
alsadk | ? | 00:39 |
Tygir | how do i change themes in emerald? | 00:39 |
Dr_willis | Tygir, emerald-theme-manager | 00:40 |
Tygir | Dr_willis: yes, but where inside the prog? | 00:40 |
jeffMASTERflex | Sergo21: the nice gui way is to use system monitor | 00:40 |
histo | seanh: i'm sure it has a way of doing that. | 00:40 |
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nikola | excuse me | 00:40 |
nikola | this is where i can ask for some help | 00:40 |
Sergo21 | thanks for tips | 00:40 |
rpj8 | Do I *need* avahi daemon? | 00:41 |
lildunn34 | how do i figure out what server this is? | 00:41 |
Dr_willis | Tygir, Hmm.. Mine has a list of themes.. You may have to read/run the commands it mentions on the first tab - to download the svn themes. | 00:41 |
LadyNikon | lildunn34: the irc server? | 00:41 |
lildunn34 | is this the official irc.freenode.net | 00:41 |
drunkmuppet | yes | 00:41 |
danc3 | rpj8: no | 00:41 |
drunkmuppet | no | 00:42 |
Tygir | Dr_willis: i see what you mean...and i have the list of themes...but if i click on one how do i enable the theme to use it? | 00:42 |
theunixgeek | lildunn34: yes | 00:42 |
lildunn34 | ok thanks | 00:42 |
drunkmuppet | yes :D | 00:42 |
LadyNikon | there is an unofficial one? | 00:42 |
ubuntuisloved | anyone know how i can remotely from command line activate vncserver it says starting but then even i cannot do a telnet 127.0.0.1 5900 or 5901 in ssh'd | 00:42 |
Dr_willis | Tygir, you did run 'emerald --replace' ? | 00:42 |
lildunn34 | no just thinking it was a channel on a different server | 00:42 |
rpj8 | danc3: Then why bother including it with the default install of ubuntu? I never seem to use it ever | 00:42 |
Gidean | Hi. I just installed command only 7.10 and then xorg and icewm...when I startx the screen goes black then returns the error: no screens found XIO: fatal IO erroe 104 *snip* and then returns to the cmd prompt... | 00:42 |
ubuntuisloved | nothing shows in logs | 00:42 |
Gidean | any ideas? | 00:42 |
LadyNikon | lildunn34: ah ok | 00:42 |
danc3 | rpj8: I don't know. | 00:42 |
Dr_willis | Tygir, check https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager/CompizFusion for some troubleshooting tips | 00:42 |
danc3 | rpj8: you could ask that same question about many other apps/services. It's a generic-use distro, they don't know what everybody wants. | 00:43 |
theunixgeek | My Dell with Ubuntu pre-installed just arrived and the sound is very faint. The volume is up to the highest. How can I fix this? | 00:43 |
lildunn34 | As a "noob" whats a good tutorial or guide on ubuntu...I'm looking for a good informative read | 00:43 |
Tygir | Dr_willis: thanks man i appreciate your help! | 00:43 |
alsadk | whats about "gpg: no valid OpenPGP data foun", what can i do? | 00:43 |
Gidean | I checked /etc/X11/xorg.conf and all lokks ok.. | 00:43 |
jeffMASTERflex | rpj8: avahi is a zero configuration service for netwrok discovery. i don't think you absolutely need it, but it's what is used to automatically detect network shares and printers | 00:43 |
danbhfive | theunixgeek: I have heard complaints about the Dell preinstalls, there maybe some config package on sourceforge? | 00:44 |
tokok | how you can control HDDs' caching strategy? | 00:44 |
rpj8 | danc3: True enough. I just wish that I understood what exactly is the use of avahi. I mean I'm reading from the main site and it's kinda written with a higher understanding of netwroking in mind that I just dont understand | 00:44 |
neurostumit | lildunn34 - The Orielly series are good, but you mostly just need to play with linux | 00:44 |
Gidean | anyone? | 00:44 |
rpj8 | jeffMASTERflex: Automatically detect network shares? Isn't that samba? | 00:44 |
danc3 | rpj8: it discovers other machines on the network, to assist with file and printer sharing | 00:44 |
neurostumit | you need to find something you want to do and just google it. | 00:44 |
neurostumit | i've been using linux for about 4 months (its been hard) but I have learned alot | 00:44 |
rpj8 | danc3: How do I *use* it | 00:44 |
jeffMASTERflex | rpj8: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avahi_(software) | 00:45 |
rpj8 | danc3: Nevermind, that's a man question | 00:45 |
Gidean | Any xorg experts? | 00:45 |
tokok | how you can control HDDs' caching strategy? -- like disabling write cache | 00:45 |
lildunn34 | neurostumit: ive learned a lot playing around but i want a cram course more so on terminal controls and overall structure | 00:45 |
danbhfive | theunixgeek: http://sourceforge.net/projects/lc4ul/ | 00:45 |
danbhfive | tokok: through fstab i believe | 00:45 |
ubuntuisloved | anyone know how i can remotely from command line activate vncserver it says starting but then even i cannot do a telnet 127.0.0.1 5900 or 5901 in ssh'd | 00:45 |
rpj8 | jeffMASTERflex: Yeah I was reading that,I swear. but I have no idea what multicatst DNS/DNS-SD is, nor do I even know if I use it. I just know it runs in the background | 00:46 |
benanzo | Can I download a file over HTTP directly to an FTP account I have on another server? I don't have shell access on the FTP account, it's just a cheap hosting site | 00:46 |
rpj8 | jeffMASTERflex: And I don't want to remove it just in case it's some vital pillar keeping my network connection afloat | 00:46 |
benanzo | I want to download a podcast from an RSS feed directly to the FTP account | 00:46 |
theunixgeek | Any more information on the Dell Ubuntu sound problems? | 00:46 |
benanzo | can curl or something do this? | 00:47 |
lildunn34 | neurostumit: i understand what you saying and google topics that interest me | 00:47 |
lildunn34 | thanks | 00:47 |
jeffMASTERflex | rpj8: samba is used to communicate with windows network shares. avahi is a general system. i wouldn't remove it because apparently it integrated with gnomes VFS | 00:47 |
astro76 | lildunn34: these should get you started... http://www.tldp.org/LDP/GNU-Linux-Tools-Summary/html/index.html http://rute.2038bug.com/index.html.gz http://www.tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/index.html | 00:47 |
rpj8 | jeffMASTERflex: I don't use gnome, though. I installed a cli system and installed fluxbox on top | 00:47 |
danbhfive | benanzo: I dont think you can do that. You would have to login to the ftp serve, right? | 00:47 |
Flannel | benanzo: curl would require you to have a shell account on the ftp account thing. No amount of scripting will remove you from the equation, it'll just make it less visible for you. | 00:47 |
tussey | is there anyway to change the power management feature to shutdown instead of sleep or hibernate? Both sleep and hibernate do not work properly on my desktop machine. The machine never wakes up | 00:48 |
alsadk | whats about "gpg: no valid OpenPGP data foun", what can i do? | 00:48 |
jeffMASTERflex | rpj8: then you probably don't need it. it's used by KDE and gnome, but if you use another system for network discovery (like manually adding network shares) then it doesn't really matter. | 00:48 |
benanzo | So I'm stuck downloading then uploading to FTP then? | 00:48 |
rpj8 | jeffMASTERflex: I don't even think I 'add network shares' at all. | 00:49 |
orgthingy | http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=201002048 | 00:49 |
K_Nine | theunixgeek: Check the volume in the mixer. | 00:49 |
DiAbLo19 | hello? | 00:49 |
jeffMASTERflex | rpj8: here is a much better description of what exactly avahi does: http://avahi.org/ | 00:50 |
DiAbLo19 | is there anyone here> | 00:50 |
chana_ | hello | 00:50 |
DiAbLo19 | Hello chana_ | 00:50 |
drunkmuppet | DiAblo19 | yes. | 00:50 |
theunixgeek | K_Nine: mixer? | 00:50 |
DiAbLo19 | why cant i register my nick? | 00:50 |
DiAbLo19 | lol | 00:50 |
theunixgeek | DiAbLo19: of course you can. | 00:50 |
DiAbLo19 | but lol...i tried | 00:50 |
theunixgeek | DiAbLo19: do a /msg nickserv register [nickname] [password] | 00:50 |
DiAbLo19 | i did but | 00:50 |
crazy_bus | K_Nine: I read that guide. But kubuntu still isn't mounting it properly everytime | 00:50 |
DiAbLo19 | its just not doing ab=nything | 00:51 |
Decinoge | Scunizi: no i haven't found an answer :\ i've been googling it, but still no prevail. I need this because i am developing a homebrew for PSP, and i would like to set my game to 8bit, but for that i need the images to be 8bit otherwize he will be converting from 32 to 8 bit in real time (real slow down)... | 00:51 |
theunixgeek | DiAbLo19: #freenode | 00:51 |
K_Nine | theunixgeek: try this page https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-backports-modules-2.6.22/+bug/147682 | 00:51 |
* solex1001 slaps solexious around a bit with a large trout | 00:51 |
Decinoge | Scunizi: just wanted to try, but still i find it somewhat ridiculous that i am not finding a way to do it :\ | 00:51 |
NeanT | what gtk based cd burner app can I use besides nautilus ? | 00:52 |
Scunizi | Decinoge, try the gimp channel.. probably more fruitfull. | 00:52 |
Decinoge | Scunizi: sorry for the delay, i'm kinda absorved in my search | 00:52 |
rpj8 | jeffMASTERflex: I was reading that before, and it was just a tad over my head. I know it's for discovering computers on the network now, but I don't think I've ever done that outside of samba. I guess I can't imagine a situation in which it would be used | 00:52 |
alsadk | whats about "gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.", what can i do? | 00:52 |
Decinoge | Scunizi: i've tryed color index, but still it saves on 32 bit format :\ | 00:52 |
Decinoge | is there any image converting tool? i cant find any on the repository :\ | 00:53 |
astro76 | Decinoge: Image > Mode > Indexed... | 00:53 |
Decinoge | astro76: tryed it... still saves on 32 (no size diference) | 00:53 |
mnemonica | After I installed a wacom graphire4 tablet, my synaptics touchpad vert scrolled stopped working. Help? | 00:53 |
jeffMASTERflex | rpj8: imagine you had a network attached printer to your router. avahi would be the one to recognize the printer automatically so that it can be added to CUPS. Same with a NAS deviced attached to your local network | 00:54 |
Skwid1 | what filesystem do you guys suggest ?? | 00:54 |
LjL | Skwid1: ext3 | 00:54 |
K_Nine | Skwid1: Ext3 | 00:54 |
Dr_willis | Skwid1, for most people ext3 works fine. | 00:54 |
theunixgeek | How can I get a bigger screen resolution? | 00:54 |
rpj8 | jeffMASTERflex: I see. And how would the NAS device be recognized? If the printer is recognized with cups, that is... also avahi = dbus, just over the network? | 00:55 |
Skwid1 | alright, that's what i thought, it has been a while since i installed and i was wondering if there were any changes, thanks LjL, K_Nine and Dr_willis | 00:55 |
ePax | What is the command to extract .rar files? unrar -e? or x does not work. | 00:55 |
mnemonica | Hey. After I installed a wacom graphire4 tablet, my synaptics touchpad vert scrolled stopped working. Help? | 00:55 |
jeffMASTERflex | rpj8: basically. it's like dbus for the network. actually, i think it might pass to dbus, not sure. haven't buried deep enough to find out really | 00:55 |
histo | ePax: man unrar will show you all the options. | 00:56 |
Kitar|st | http://wiresmash.com/amazing/amazing-lego-artist/ | 00:56 |
Kitar|st | nice | 00:56 |
Skwid1 | and on a 120Go HD, if i split up / and /home, how much should i leave for / for a confortable install ? 10go, 20go ? | 00:56 |
rpj8 | jeffMASTERflex: I read that it does, indeed, pass to dbus | 00:56 |
K_Nine | ePax: Do you have rar installed. | 00:56 |
ePax | histo: It does but its kinda 100 options. | 00:56 |
onats | i think 10g is fine | 00:56 |
ePax | K_Nine: I do have it installed. | 00:56 |
histo | ePax: e is the first option listed for extract to current directory | 00:56 |
rpj8 | jeffMASTERflex: I apologize for my quizing. I swear I read these man pages, but sometimes the things in them are just over my head... I need like, a situation specific example for these programs in order to understand what they are haha | 00:56 |
iKap| | Hey, Nothing i minimize to the "icon tray" shows up there, how can i fix it!?!? | 00:57 |
histo | ePax: or you just type unrar without options to see a display of them | 00:57 |
Kitar|st | nice also http://wiresmash.com/amazing/an-amazing-sculputures-made-out-of-wax/ | 00:57 |
Kitar|st | hehe | 00:57 |
histo | ePax: so unrar e filename.rar | 00:57 |
K_Nine | histo: There is no entry for rar in the man pages on my terminal. | 00:58 |
ePax | histo: Ok. Withouth - ? like -e? | 00:58 |
K_Nine | histo: Without the - | 00:58 |
Shadow6363 | are there any good guides on how one should partition their drives? | 00:58 |
histo | ePax: yeah that program is a little goofy comands don't need the dash only switches | 00:58 |
jeffMASTERflex | K_Nine: install rar. "sudo aptitude install rar" | 00:58 |
ePax | histo: Now it works. Thnx. | 00:58 |
phasegen | anyone help with a quick problem? Logging into gnome I get an error message that says user's " $HOME/.dmrc " should only be writeable by user, and permissions should be 644. How do I fix it? I tried on my own to no avail. | 00:58 |
histo | K_Nine: do you have unrar installed? | 00:58 |
K_Nine | I have rar. | 00:58 |
jeffMASTERflex | K_Nine: make sure to install unrar also | 00:59 |
macgruber | hi, suddenly, my gnome-terminal doesn't start.. the process is frozen, someone can helpme? | 00:59 |
histo | macgruber: killall gnome-terminal then try again. | 00:59 |
ePax | histo: I didnt know that unrar didnt need any dashs. Thnx again :D | 00:59 |
mnemonica | Hey. After I installed a wacom graphire4 tablet, my synaptics touchpad vert scrolled stopped working. Help? | 00:59 |
histo | ePax: not for commands it doesn't but it does for switches | 00:59 |
jeffMASTERflex | K_Nine: you should definitely have the man for both rar and unrar once installed | 00:59 |
histo | ePax: if you type unrar with nothing in terminal you will see what I mean. | 01:00 |
macgruber | histo, i already do that, and reboot several times.. | 01:00 |
K_Nine | histo: I found it, just type rar in a terminal. not unrar or man rar or unrar. | 01:00 |
histo | K_Nine: yeah you don't have unrar installed | 01:00 |
Jay955 | i need help please | 01:00 |
K_Nine | unrar | 01:00 |
orgthingy | can someone explain why is ubuntu that complicated to use as "desktop_use" ? | 01:00 |
syntaxerror55 | how do I tell bash to move *.gif, *.jpg and *.png to a folder? | 01:00 |
orgthingy | why dont they simply make ubuntu like the simple "windows" | 01:00 |
syntaxerror55 | orgthingy: that's an easy one. It isn't | 01:01 |
overclucker | sudo apt-get install rar unrar | 01:01 |
orgthingy | i hate windows | 01:01 |
ePax | histo: I did that but i just typed dashs kinda automaticly :D | 01:01 |
K_Nine | macgruber: Typing in unrar No manual entry. Tying in rar did it. | 01:01 |
bad_cables | YAY! i think i fixed it with the ndiswrapper... we will see how long this connection stays up! | 01:01 |
ePax | Now another question. Where do i download playstation emulator bios and how do I start PBP games? | 01:01 |
mouseboyx | Can someone help me with an ajax script i have http://pastebin.com/mc12f93b and it does nothing, it should alert the contents of http://www.google.com/ | 01:01 |
macgruber | K_Nine, i have no idea how i can do that.. :S (yes i am newbie) | 01:02 |
syntaxerror55 | mouseboyx: #ajax | 01:02 |
smallfoot- | i ABSOLTUELY LOVE the ubuntu servers, did they sneak some server with SAS RAID disks into my basement with optical fiber or what? today, when I used Update Manager, it downloaded 9300 kbyte/s | 01:02 |
jeffMASTERflex | mouseboyx: wrong channel. try an ajax, ecmascript or javascript channel | 01:02 |
Jay955 | i just installed for the first time ubuntu, 1st i can see my secondary drive | 01:02 |
stumac | hy | 01:02 |
Rufus__ | mouseboyx, this is a ubuntu help channel, not a scripting help channel | 01:02 |
syntaxerror55 | smallfoot-: :D | 01:02 |
stumac | how to make website in php with ubuntu? | 01:02 |
smallfoot- | syntaxerror55, yeah thats CRAZY | 01:02 |
benanzo | When I try to use wget I get this: "Error parsing proxy URL http://:8080/: Invalid host name." | 01:02 |
Kitar|st | http://wiresmash.com/funny/female-vs-male-war/ lool | 01:03 |
Kitar|st | loool | 01:03 |
benanzo | I had been using a proxy in Gnome's proxy settings but have since disabled it | 01:03 |
Kloss | hi amarok is not working well. so has anyone another suggestion for an application able to move mp3s from my Hd to my mp3 player and vice versa? | 01:03 |
Tygir | another compiz question....i have wobbly windows enabled...but the window always appears to be "stuck" to the top of bottom of my screen....if that makes sense? | 01:03 |
syntaxerror55 | Kitar|st: Please don't do that in here. | 01:03 |
benanzo | I wonder why wget is doing this? | 01:03 |
smallfoot- | it said "update is 400 megabyte, it will take 50 minutes on high-speed internet or 50 hours on dial-up", and i clicked "next" and it said "1 minute remaining, 9300 kbyte/s downloading" | 01:03 |
Phoenix92x | has anyone had any luck installing the UDF 2.5 filesystem? | 01:03 |
phasegen | anyone help with a quick problem? Logging into gnome I get an error message that says user's " $HOME/.dmrc " should only be writeable by user, and permissions should be 644. How do I fix it? I tried on my own to no avail. | 01:03 |
LjL | !ot > Kitar|st (Kitar|st, see the private message from Ubotu) | 01:03 |
drunkmuppet | Ok, I am running xubuntu on vmware, and i can change the resolution but the text is tiny. Any way to adjust this? | 01:04 |
K_Nine | The command to unrar is rar e <file name> | 01:04 |
Kitar|st | ok thanks | 01:04 |
Starnestommy | phasegen: in a terminal, chmod 644 ~/.dmrc | 01:04 |
lanzelloth | what is super and hyper key? | 01:04 |
lanzelloth | i wanna use windows key for shortcuts | 01:04 |
syntaxerror55 | lanzelloth: It's the Windows key | 01:04 |
LjL | drunkmuppet: probably wrong DPI. do « xdpyinfo | grep dimensions » | 01:04 |
wyseur | howdy everyone | 01:05 |
alsadk | whats about "gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.", what can i do? | 01:05 |
jeffMASTERflex | K_Nine: over here it's unrar -e <filename> | 01:05 |
wyseur | got a prob over here: can't mount my external firewire HD | 01:05 |
drunkmuppet | returned 800x600 | 01:05 |
wyseur | prob with sdp2 | 01:05 |
phasegen | starnestommy: thank you | 01:05 |
wyseur | anybody has a clue? | 01:05 |
LjL | drunkmuppet: i care about the millimeters, not the resolution | 01:05 |
xenthro | Q: I just got a linksys WUSB54G with ralink chipset. It works, but when I tell iwconfig to put it into monitor mode, it says the device is busy. any ideas? | 01:06 |
drunkmuppet | LjL 427x267 mm | 01:06 |
Kloss | is there a tool showing me how much ink is still in my printers? (wind*wslike?) | 01:06 |
benanzo | I have verified in gconf that there are no proxies set but wget still gives error | 01:06 |
some_dude1 | hi | 01:06 |
DiAbLo19 | Hello some_dude1 | 01:06 |
jeffMASTERflex | Kloss: at least with my HP printer, it tells me when my ink is low | 01:06 |
LjL | drunkmuppet: widescreen? | 01:06 |
drunkmuppet | yes | 01:07 |
LjL | drunkmuppet: then it's probably right, i guess the cause must be somewhere else | 01:07 |
LjL | Kloss: which brand? | 01:07 |
mouseboyx | No one in ajax helps. | 01:07 |
some_dude1 | anyone here want to help me with my new project, I want to play movies and stuff and X and bla bla bla | 01:07 |
drunkmuppet | i see. | 01:07 |
drunkmuppet | want me to screen schot what im talkign about? | 01:07 |
prozak | thumper? | 01:07 |
Jay955 | i just installed ubuntu for the first time, and i have a few problem can anyone help me please 1st i can see my secondary drive | 01:07 |
chris__ | when connecting to my server cups keeps saying forbidden ;(, why......... | 01:08 |
mouseboyx | Can someone help me with an ajax script i have http://pastebin.com/mc12f93b and it does nothing, it should alert the contents of http://www.google.com/ ... I know ##ajax No one helps. | 01:08 |
overclucker | some_dude1: are you asking how to play viedeos on ubuntu? | 01:08 |
Starnestommy | mouseboyx: maybe #web ? | 01:08 |
some_dude1 | well I want to setup a terminal server/client, but I'm going to want to play movies and music on the client | 01:08 |
smallfoot- | there is google.com/linux, i wonder if there will be a google.com/ubuntu :p | 01:08 |
some_dude1 | you know you want to help | 01:08 |
LjL | drunkmuppet: if you want... not sure i can think of anything else than the DPI though | 01:08 |
jeffMASTERflex | mouseboyx: you are in the wrong channel. this is ubuntu support. try an ajax, ecmascript or javascript channel | 01:08 |
drunkmuppet | alright | 01:08 |
Kloss | LjL: one brand is canon the other one is epson. | 01:09 |
syntaxerror55 | !attitude | some_dude1 | 01:09 |
ubotu | some_dude1: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines | 01:09 |
ouroborous | if anyone has a moment, i'm having a problem with clock drift in an intel quad-core 64-bit install | 01:09 |
LjL | Kloss: for Epson, you have "mtink" and "escputil". for canon, "ink" might work. | 01:10 |
overclucker | some_dude1: oh, heh good, when you find out, you can tell me, cause i had the same unanswered question not long ago | 01:10 |
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some_dude1 | now hold on, there was no attitude what so ever | 01:10 |
syntaxerror55 | some_dude1: <some_dude1> you know you want to help and 'bla bla bla' | 01:10 |
DiAbLo19 | lol | 01:11 |
some_dude1 | simply implying that your life would be more enriched and fun by helping me with a project does not convay attitude | 01:11 |
xenthro | Q: how do i find out the name of the driver that my usb wifi is using? | 01:11 |
Tygir | another compiz question....i have wobbly windows enabled...but the window always appears to be "stuck" to the top of bottom of my screen....if that makes sense? | 01:11 |
DiAbLo19 | €LOOOOLL | 01:11 |
chris__ | when connecting to my server cups keeps saying forbidden ;(, why......... | 01:11 |
DiAbLo19 | thats so funny | 01:11 |
DiAbLo19 | lol | 01:11 |
syntaxerror55 | some_dude1: lol | 01:11 |
LjL | DiAbLo19: don't spam please | 01:11 |
Kloss | ljL: i will try them. thank you. | 01:11 |
DiAbLo19 | ??? | 01:11 |
DiAbLo19 | spam | 01:11 |
DiAbLo19 | im not spamming | 01:11 |
DiAbLo19 | lol | 01:11 |
benanzo | can I pipe wget's stdout to curl's stdin? I'm trying to download a file and simultaneously upload it to FTP | 01:12 |
LjL | yes you are | 01:12 |
LjL | !etiquette > DiAbLo19 (DiAbLo19, see the private message from Ubotu) | 01:12 |
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jeffMASTERflex | !enter | DiAbLo19 | 01:12 |
ubotu | DiAbLo19: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 01:12 |
chris__ | Ljl what i +z? | 01:12 |
linxeh | heh | 01:12 |
K_Nine | You guys are right. On my distro, unrar was not installed, only rar. | 01:12 |
LjL | !modes > chris__ (chris__, see the private message from Ubotu) | 01:12 |
benanzo | 'wget http://www.someurl.com/file -O - | curl -T - ftp://ftp.server.com/directory' | 01:12 |
LjL | benanzo: wget ... -O - | curl ... | 01:12 |
some_dude1 | but I think what I want simply can't be done with the current level of techology. | 01:12 |
histo | Anyone familiar with backtrack i'm trying to install to usb getting an error with the bootinst.sh script | 01:12 |
Kloss | ljL: you also know an answer to this? hi amarok is not working well. so has anyone another suggestion for an application able to move mp3s from my Hd to my mp3 player and vice versa?+ | 01:13 |
benanzo | For some reason it won't work though | 01:13 |
LjL | Kloss: uhm... any file manager? :) | 01:13 |
linxeh | Kloss: itunes? songbird? | 01:13 |
lanzelloth_ | how do i mount cd images? | 01:13 |
linxeh | Kloss: shell prompt? | 01:13 |
linxeh | :o | 01:13 |
chris__ | i like +z lol | 01:13 |
LjL | DiAbLo19: nobody's forcing you to stay. please abide by the rules or find somewhere else to be. | 01:13 |
overclucker | some_dude1: i think your best bet would be to ask in ##networking | 01:13 |
drunkmuppet | heres a link to my problem. http://i26.tinypic.com/2074zte.jpg | 01:13 |
chris__ | ljl can u help me with my cups problem? | 01:13 |
Tygir | nevermind...i got it | 01:13 |
overclucker | or whatever channel its called | 01:14 |
jeffMASTERflex | Kloss: if you have a regular uiversal mass storage device, use any file manager to transfer files. | 01:14 |
LjL | chris__: "connecting to your server" you mean the web frontend? | 01:14 |
Kloss | linxeh: shell prompt is no good for me. :) and file managers do not recognize it. i had a little application once installed. | 01:14 |
chris__ | yeah | 01:14 |
lanzelloth_ | how do i mount cd images? uif in particular | 01:14 |
gortba | Does anyone know about dual booting? | 01:14 |
linxeh | Kloss: what mp3 player is it ? | 01:14 |
linxeh | gortba: many people. ask your question :) | 01:14 |
Jay955 | i just installed ubuntu for the first time, and i have a few problem can anyone help me please 1st i can see my secondary drive | 01:14 |
K_Nine | lanzelloth aren | 01:15 |
linxeh | gortba: I've had quadruple ad quintuple booting systems before now | 01:15 |
Kloss | linxeh: it is a creative ZEN microphoto 8 GB. | 01:15 |
linxeh | Kloss: ouch ;-) | 01:15 |
lanzelloth_ | K_Nine: aren? | 01:15 |
K_Nine | lanzelloth aren't uif proprietary to "magic iso's" ? | 01:15 |
Kloss | linxeh: why ouch? | 01:15 |
Jay955 | i just installed ubuntu for the first time, and i have a few problem can anyone help me please 1st i can't see my secondary drive | 01:15 |
thomas__ | whats new wih ubuntu? | 01:15 |
Kloss | linxeh: you know a solution? | 01:15 |
lanzelloth_ | K_Nine: hmm, i think so | 01:15 |
jeffMASTERflex | uif and daa are horrible proprietary image formats. sorry you got stuck with those | 01:16 |
overclucker | Jay955: what are you doing to look for it? | 01:16 |
gortba | Ok. Currently I have two HDD both with autonomous systems. One of them windows, the second is linux. I can't get grub to boot the windows disk. As of right now the only way for me to boot the windows disk is to change the boot order in BIOS each time. | 01:16 |
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overclucker | Jay955: sudo fdisk -l ? | 01:16 |
K_Nine | lanzelloth go back to your bittorrent site and try to find a different file. | 01:16 |
gortba | How do I get grub to boot the Windows disk? I've altered grub many times and can't figure it out. | 01:16 |
lanzelloth_ | uif FTL | 01:17 |
Dr_willis | gortba, where is the windows disk at? theres an example grub entry in menu.lst for windows on hda1 | 01:17 |
K_Nine | Well, now i have unrar. Thanks. | 01:17 |
linxeh | Kloss: I stopped buying creative stuff a long time ago. too many bad experience wrt drivers and their attitude to floss support | 01:17 |
exclampoint | y is ubuntu so hard to use | 01:17 |
Kloss | floss? | 01:18 |
Jay955 | i see it in the partion editor but i don't see it in computer folder in order to mount it | 01:18 |
linxeh | Kloss: sorry I don't have a solution for you though. songbird might do what you need | 01:18 |
drunkmuppet | I am running xubuntu in vmware and all of my system text is very small. Is there a way to change this. Here is a screenshot of the problem. http://i26.tinypic.com/2074zte.jpg | 01:18 |
Dr_willis | exclampoint, i dont find it hard to use at all. It pay to spend an hr or 2 and read up on linux basics. | 01:18 |
gortba | Dr_willis It's hdc right now. | 01:18 |
linxeh | Kloss: floss = free/libre/open source | 01:18 |
Kloss | linxeh: ok. :-) i will let you know when i managed it. :-) | 01:18 |
overclucker | Jay955: can you open a console? | 01:18 |
Dr_willis | gortba, you need to uncomment/edit that example entry with the proper hd(#.#) option. and it should boot it. | 01:19 |
Dr_willis | gortba, Grub is one of those tools that its worth while to learn all about. It has a lot of neat features, and details. | 01:19 |
chris__ | ljl i only get the error when i try to do something... | 01:19 |
TT | What do i need to do to put my home directory on /mnt/sdb1 | 01:20 |
chris__ | ljl i see the front end, but if i browse a page i cant do anything, it does not ask me to login :( | 01:20 |
LjL | !cupsweb > chris__ (chris__, see the private message from Ubotu) | 01:20 |
gortba | Ok. That's what I thought. So I think the problem is that I don't have hd(#.#) correct. How do I find out which drive Windows is on? | 01:20 |
gortba | I assumed since it was hdc that it would be (hd2, 0) right? | 01:20 |
Dr_willis | gortba, check --> cat /boot/grub/device.map | 01:20 |
Dr_willis | gortba, grub ignores cdrom/dvd/optical drives in its numbering scheme | 01:21 |
benanzo | OK I got 'wget http://www.url.com/file -O - | curl -T - ftp://www.server.com/file' to work. I'm curious how this is working since my download speed is about 600KB/s but upload is only about 40KB/s -- does wget throttle down the speed? Or does wget just stop while curl is uploading? | 01:21 |
Jay955 | open console ?? | 01:21 |
gortba | ok checking | 01:21 |
exclampoint | Dr_willis: well it is. I also think it's a scamm, my friend said linux was great and that I should wipe windows for it, so I did but games dont work and he said try wine so I did but I dont get it | 01:21 |
Dr_willis | if hdc is the only disk - it may very well be hd0 | 01:21 |
chris__ | LjL, cups is already a member of shadow... | 01:21 |
drunk | why is my system font so tiny >_< | 01:21 |
edson | hi guys | 01:21 |
thesis | i deleted my panel and now cannot get my madwifi panel icon back, only the network work manager panel icon which does not show my wireless networks, doh! | 01:22 |
Dr_willis | exclampoint, to each their own. I dont find games to be the end-all-thing for my needs. If i want to game i reboot to windows. If i want to do work/videos/other stuff I use linux. | 01:22 |
linxeh | benanzo: that depends on your internet connection. ADSL download will tend to die big time when uploading. here in the UK cable doesnt seem to suffer so badly unless saturated | 01:22 |
Dr_willis | exclampoint, no one is forceing you to use linux. But its so handy to know, i have rescued many a windows system by using my Linux skills. | 01:22 |
edson | Which the file that I set the login screen? | 01:22 |
TT | Hi everyone | 01:22 |
Dr_willis | I made $40 last week rescueing a windows system. :) using a Linux Live cd. | 01:22 |
exclampoint | Dr_willis: how do I get back Windows!? i dont have the recovery disk :( | 01:22 |
Dr_willis | exclampoint, no idea. Depends on what you did. | 01:23 |
TT | reinstall | 01:23 |
linxeh | exclampoint: contact your pc manufacturer and buy one. or take it back to the store | 01:23 |
LjL | chris__: weird, it isn't for me. | 01:23 |
nat6138 | exclampoint: Get a windows disk and format. | 01:23 |
K_Nine | exclampoint: you will have to call your machine vendor and pay for cd's. | 01:23 |
exclampoint | K_Nine: thats not fair | 01:23 |
linxeh | exclampoint: welcome to the evil world of microsoft | 01:23 |
nemilar | You will have to "obtain" a Windows CD, exclampoint | 01:23 |
gortba | Dr_willis: sdc (window HDD) is not shown when I do cat /boot/grub/device.map | 01:23 |
linxeh | exclampoint: why is that not fair? thats what you get for buying a cheap pc | 01:24 |
gortba | What does that mean? | 01:24 |
K_Nine | exclampoint: if you have a windows sticker on your machine, a good repair shop can reinstall without the disc and make a copy. | 01:24 |
TT | I need help moving my home folder to /mnt/sdb1 | 01:24 |
drunk | Ok, I changed my system font size and now window fonts are HUGE and task menu are normal :( | 01:24 |
benanzo | linxeh: I'm on cable so I don't think the saturation is a problem. I just curious how wget and curl are negotiating since wget downloads so much faster than curl can upload. Is it just being cached? I see the wget is only getting it at about 40KB/s which is about what curl should be uploading as, but I can't see where to look at that since I only see wget's output | 01:24 |
exclampoint | K_Nine: windows sticker? you mean the cereal number rite | 01:24 |
gortba | Dr_willis: I know it's /dev/sdc because that's what fdisk tells me | 01:24 |
Jay955 | <overclucker> bare with me i'm new to this you said open consol ??? | 01:24 |
drunkmuppet | LoL im int mirc twice :) | 01:24 |
edson | Which the file that I set the login screen from gnome? | 01:25 |
ATG | chan.org | 01:25 |
K_Nine | exclampoint: There should be sticker on your machine with your windows number. | 01:25 |
nemilar | edson: you can set that up through the GUI | 01:25 |
nemilar | edson: System - Administration - Login Window | 01:25 |
linxeh | benanzo: it will only download as fast as your upload can go | 01:25 |
benanzo | OK that makes sense | 01:25 |
benanzo | thanks | 01:25 |
usr13_ | exclampoint: K_Nine: Or you can borrow a MS CD and do it yourself, but then, will needo to download or somehow acquire a bunch of driver software, etc. But it's doable, (if the sticker is there with the KEY. | 01:25 |
exclampoint | K_Nine: i have that sticker yes | 01:26 |
Kloss | linxeh: yes. it is working with this software: gnomad2. see also: http://blog.sebastianboettger.net/2006/08/16/creative-zen-micro-photo-geht-doch-mit-linux/ | 01:26 |
linxeh | benanzo: :) I tend to download the file first, then upload it. saves pain when something goes wrong | 01:26 |
usr13_ | But, wait... this isn't a MS channel... Is it? | 01:26 |
linxeh | Kloss: nice one :) | 01:26 |
K_Nine | exclampoint: Then try one of the above. | 01:26 |
Kloss | linxeh: BAM!!! | 01:26 |
linxeh | Kloss: are you liking the ubuntu experience so far ? | 01:26 |
exclampoint | but how come my friedn told me to use this he must have some sense right?? its like i just made more work for myself | 01:27 |
benanzo | linxeh: yes I think I will do that instead of using the pipe -- I want wget to be able to -c the dl if it dies which I wouldn't be able to do otherwise | 01:27 |
breezznl | Hi- New user of Gutsy Gibben. Has anyon been able to install an Epson Stylus DX8450? I have downloaded the software for linux from epson site and have installed it in every which way I can figure. I still cannot scan. I can print B&W. | 01:27 |
Dr_willis | gortba, you may want to put it in there then. as (hd2) /dev/hdc | 01:27 |
linxeh | exclampoint: I only use Linux or MacOSX now. Windows is too limiting for me | 01:27 |
Blunter | Hello | 01:27 |
Dr_willis | gortba, do you have an hda and hdb also? | 01:27 |
exclampoint | linxeh: w/e | 01:27 |
K_Nine | DX8 Have you tried xsane. | 01:28 |
usr13_ | exclampoint: But if you have Ubuntu, you should not need MS any more. Right? | 01:28 |
Blunter | I just installed uBuntu, going to My computer, I had my secondary drive, but doubled clicked it and it wouldnt open | 01:28 |
gortba | Dr_willis: yes I do. One is unallocated. | 01:28 |
Kloss | linxeh: generally i like linux and also ubuntu. but compared to my former wind*ws system ubuntu lacks a lot of drivers. | 01:28 |
edson | Installed Ubuntu now little, but the fields that I type login and password, the sources are enormous! Somebody Help? | 01:28 |
Blunter | It said cant mount disk | 01:28 |
linxeh | exclampoint: bear in mind that linux is different than windows. it takes a while to get accustomed to it | 01:28 |
Blunter | does anyone know why? | 01:28 |
nemilar | what's the channel for portugese ubuntu ? | 01:28 |
linxeh | Kloss: ah yeah, thats the hardware companies fault though. I've always tended to buy hardware that works on many operating systems deliberately | 01:28 |
exclampoint | usr13: i thought it was gonna be like a windows replacement :) except fater and w/o viruses. my friend said its a diff operating sys | 01:28 |
linxeh | exclampoint: w/e/ ? | 01:28 |
chris__ | ljl any other bright ideas? | 01:28 |
breezznl | K_nine Xsane can't find scanner | 01:28 |
usr13_ | Blunter: You talking about reading the Linux drive from MS Windows? | 01:28 |
K_Nine | exclampoint: Cedega wil allow you to play some Windoze games. | 01:28 |
linxeh | exclampoint: it is a windows replacement | 01:28 |
exclampoint | linxeh: whatever | 01:29 |
benanzo | Anyone have an idea what would be faster latency-wise: transfer over SSH with scp or over SMB -- I think both have quite a bit of overhead right? | 01:29 |
Blunter | usr13: Yes | 01:29 |
Dr_willis | gortba, you may want to have entries for all your hds in there. hda = (hd0), hdb = (hd1), hdc=(hd2) | 01:29 |
exclampoint | linxeh: it isnt without games, is it? | 01:29 |
Blunter | It is a secondary drive I used on windows as a backup.. with data etc | 01:29 |
benanzo | This is on a wifi-g LAN | 01:29 |
usr13_ | Blunter: MS Windows reads only a few different filesystems. | 01:29 |
Dr_willis | Theres a great many games native to linux. Savage2 is comming out soon also. | 01:29 |
Blunter | it was labeled "BackUp" I double clicked it on the file browser, and it said cant mount | 01:29 |
Kloss | linxeh: i also bought a all in one hardware which should work, but it isnot, at least not completely. :( | 01:29 |
K_Nine | breezznl: Are there drivers for that machine on the HP site? | 01:29 |
Dr_willis | Or is Savage2 allready out? | 01:29 |
exclampoint | Dr_willis: can u help me with counterstrike | 01:29 |
Blunter | Now it has disappeared in ubuntu | 01:29 |
Blunter | it is a ntfs filesystem | 01:30 |
nat6138 | exclampoint: Just format and put XP on there. | 01:30 |
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linxeh | exclampoint: look at cedega and Crossover if you want to run windows software - many popular programs will run just fine. there are often free alternatives though that are as good, sometimes better, sometimes slightly lacking, but I don't think I'd go back to windows full time. I have to use it at work sometimes, and without cygwin I find it awful | 01:30 |
Dr_willis | exclampoint, not really - i dont play games much with wine. theres #wine and the various wine web sites for game tips/tweaks for specific games and wine | 01:30 |
usr13_ | Blunter: Linux reads and writes many different types of filesystems, including FAT16, FAT32, NTFS etc. etc. etc. | 01:30 |
linxeh | exclampoint: counterstrike runs great with cedega apparently | 01:30 |
breezznl | K_Nine: I haven't checked the HP site. It is an Epson. I have downloaded drivers from the epson site for linux. | 01:30 |
Dr_willis | I have been playing TeamFortress2 On my windows box. :P | 01:30 |
linxeh | Kloss: what hardare? | 01:31 |
Blunter | usr13: do you know waht can be wrong? | 01:31 |
linxeh | exclampoint: what computer do you have ? | 01:31 |
exclampoint | linxeh: there are actuallly many nice features, like the multidesktops lol but its hardd and ok illlook | 01:31 |
K_Nine | breezznl: Then beyond me. Sorry. | 01:31 |
a3p | mmm ... I accidentally removed a drive from my Desktop - now the drive does not get mounted automatically, till I reboote, for the UUID is still in use. Does anyone know a way to unlock the uuid (other than changing the devices UUID)? | 01:31 |
linxeh | exclampoint: anything worthwhile is always hard | 01:31 |
breezznl | K_Nine: Thanx. I refuse to believe it is impossible. I will keep trying! | 01:32 |
usr13_ | Blunter: Wrong? With what? I may have missed the subject of your question. | 01:32 |
exclampoint | linxeh: but i could have been fine w/windows but i guess i dont want to pay for pc repair and if cs works ok :) | 01:32 |
jickles | anyone using kde4? | 01:32 |
nemilar | jickles: you'll probably have more luck in the #kubuntu channel | 01:32 |
Kloss | EPSON Stylus DX5000. According to this list: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrintersEpson it should work. but the scanning device isnot working. | 01:32 |
jickles | nemilar, ok | 01:32 |
linxeh | exclampoint: well, you dont need to pay for pc repair. I built my own PCs from the age of 13 (I'm 29 now) | 01:32 |
usr13_ | Blunter: Please explain the situation a little more clearly. | 01:32 |
nemilar | Kloss: you tried in Xsane? | 01:32 |
Blunter | usr13: Private message or here? | 01:32 |
K_Nine | jickles: I am waiting for KDE 4.1 | 01:32 |
linxeh | exclampoint: do you mean CS or CS:Source? | 01:32 |
exclampoint | linxeh: wow, ur a geek lol. anyway, i have a hp laptop | 01:33 |
exclampoint | and i mean counterstrike | 01:33 |
linxeh | exclampoint: :) | 01:33 |
Blunter | Sorry | 01:33 |
usr13_ | Blunter: Either way you like. | 01:33 |
Blunter | pl | 01:33 |
Blunter | ok | 01:33 |
Murrlin | evening all | 01:33 |
Kloss | nemilar: sure. | 01:33 |
nemilar | Kloss: no-go? | 01:33 |
Murrlin | after the updates, will my logoff button no longer be broke? | 01:33 |
Kloss | nemilar: nogo | 01:33 |
usr13_ | Blunter: Here is ok. | 01:33 |
Dr_willis | Often its a good idea with laptops to just have a spare laptop hd. you can plug in, and test out linux on. :) then if you dont like it. You put the windows hd back in. | 01:33 |
xomp | can someone explain how I have 2 battery notifications on my laptop, 1 says I have over 3 hours of battery left 99% charged, the other says I have 55 minutes left 97% charged? | 01:34 |
linxeh | Dr_willis: or just a usb drive. most laptops will boot from usb etc | 01:34 |
Dr_willis | linxeh, ive seen/hear of toomany issues with installing to a usb hd lately. | 01:34 |
linxeh | Dr_willis: shrug - works for me :) | 01:34 |
Blunter | usr13: I wrote what happened in a Priv message | 01:34 |
Dr_willis | linxeh, But the usb-hd is what you do with the 'extra' hd :) whenyou decide to stay with linux. heh heh. | 01:34 |
linxeh | Dr_willis: it depends on the machines though | 01:35 |
nemilar | Kloss: is it a DX5000 or a CX5000? | 01:35 |
gortba | Dr_Willis: I'm confused now. My boot.conf boots linux from (hd0,0). From device.map, I get that hd0 is hdb. The linux image is on hda from according to fdisk. Should create the proper entries based on fdisk? | 01:35 |
exclampoint | linxeh: cool ill buy cedega sounds awsome | 01:35 |
exclampoint | linxeh: ty | 01:35 |
Kloss | DX5000 | 01:35 |
Kloss | nemilar: DX5000 | 01:35 |
Dr_willis | gortba, fdisk does not enumerate drives the same way as grub does. If grub says hdb is hd0, then hdc would be hd1 most likely | 01:35 |
X-TREME | Hi, I am having trouble with ubuntu, specifically using grub loader | 01:35 |
Decinoge | this is shamefull... having to use photoshop on ubunto to convert 32bit png to 8bit png | 01:35 |
Blunter | usr13_: Did you get my private message | 01:36 |
nemilar | Kloss: did you see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=330031 ? | 01:36 |
usr13_ | Blunter: I'm using irssi, and I guess I missed what-ever private message you may have sent. Sorry. But.... just a sec. | 01:36 |
K_Nine | Decinoge: I use Photoshop. But you can only install up to version 7. I did with CrossOver Office. | 01:36 |
gortba | Dr_willis: thanks. I'm going to try to get everything right then. | 01:37 |
X-TREME | I am trying to dualboot windowsXP and ubuntu but winXP is not showing up in GRUB loader | 01:37 |
Decinoge | CrossOver Office... thank you very much | 01:37 |
nemilar | !dualboot | 01:37 |
ubotu | Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot | 01:37 |
Decinoge | (i also use 7, that's my favourite for pixel) | 01:37 |
solexious | [Q] Hello all, how can I set up samba so any one on the network can connect and edit etc with out a password? | 01:37 |
nemilar | !dualboot > X-TREME | 01:37 |
nemilar | solexious: yes you can | 01:37 |
xomp | can someone explain how I have 2 battery notifications on my laptop, 1 (battery charge monitor) says I have over 3 hours of battery left 99% charged, the other (power management) says I have 55 minutes left 97% charged? | 01:38 |
X-TREME | But its not that, my problem is a bit different, can I explain it to you in a pm? or should I do it here? | 01:38 |
Dr_willis | !samba | solexious | 01:38 |
ubotu | solexious: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 01:38 |
nemilar | solexious: if you google for setting up samba, you'll probably find a guide | 01:38 |
Kloss | nemilar: thanks. i will try so. :-) that is a little light at the horizon. | 01:38 |
nemilar | X-TREME: do it here, so everyone can see | 01:38 |
usr13_ | Blunter: Just say what you need to say here. | 01:38 |
nemilar | Kloss: I'm sure you'll be able to get it working, Epson printers are pretty friendly .... usually plug-n-play | 01:38 |
Dr_willis | solexious, the book 'using samba' is in the samba-doc package. it is a 300+ Page HTML book that gives exaples/docs and info on that also. | 01:38 |
Blunter | ok | 01:38 |
DFlamed | Does anyone know an open source alternative to something like say.... Dreamweaver or FrontPage? | 01:38 |
Blunter | Ok.. So I had Windows vista on 1 drive, and data on another drive. I installed Ubuntu on the windows vista drive. Now I boot up into uBuntu, and see my second drive which is NTFS labeled "BackUp" | 01:39 |
Blunter | I double click it, it doesnt open.. Then after a minute or so it says it cant mount the drive | 01:39 |
solexious | nemilar: Have tried that mate, so far only setting it up with accounts :s | 01:39 |
Blunter | Now under the file browser, the drive doesnt even appear anymore | 01:39 |
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usr13_ | DFlamed: vim, bluefish, ....others I don't remember. | 01:39 |
nemilar | solexious: you _can_ set it up that way, but really... do you want to?? | 01:39 |
DFlamed | I'll look into both, ta :) | 01:39 |
nemilar | DFlamed: bluefish is my fav | 01:39 |
solexious | nem: yes | 01:40 |
X-TREME | ok I have a Laptop with a recovery partition (which loads Vista), a WindowsXP partition and another partition with Ubuntu. When I boot my laptop, grub comes up and I only see ubuntu and Vista loader but not WinXP, how can I boot into winxp? It is already installed on my laptop, I installed XP before installing Ubuntu. | 01:40 |
Milos_SD | I have problem with Gutsy freezing. I have Core2Duo E6550, 2x1GB Kingston 800Mhz and Nvidia 7600GT (169.09 driver, bit freezing was on drivers from repositories). And yes, I have Leadtek Winfast 2000/XP Expert TV card, if that helps. Does anybody know how can I fix this? | 01:40 |
nemilar | X-TREME: if you try re-configuring grub, does it see XP? | 01:41 |
X-TREME | how do I reconfig grub? | 01:41 |
nemilar | X-TREME: worst comes to worst you can add it by hand | 01:41 |
X-TREME | i am new to linux. | 01:41 |
nemilar | X-TREME: you didn't read the documentation about dualboot | 01:41 |
nemilar | !dualboot > X-TREME | 01:41 |
X-TREME | ok ill read it. | 01:41 |
Blunter | usr13: did u get that? | 01:41 |
xomp | can someone explain how I have 2 battery notifications on my laptop, 1 (battery charge monitor) says I have over 3 hours of battery left 99% charged, the other (power management) says I have 55 minutes left 97% charged? (x3) | 01:41 |
K_Nine | xcomp I think this is the third time you asked. Maybe you should do a post on the forums. | 01:42 |
Cpudan80 | xomp: The 55 minute one is for the time remaining till full charge, ignore it | 01:42 |
Mixx | <Nx> any amd64 users got mixx to run? | 01:42 |
Mixx | =D | 01:42 |
Cpudan80 | It is NEVER accurate | 01:42 |
xomp | Cpudan80, thanks :) | 01:43 |
Cpudan80 | xomp: The discharge meters are pretty accurate though | 01:43 |
smallfoot- | http://xkcd.com/353/ | 01:43 |
usr13_ | Blunter: Yes. And I DID missunderstand. You are trying to read the NTFS filesystem on another drive, and I do not have an answer for that problem. I do not know why you cannot read it. | 01:43 |
Codenut | I have two workspaces now to choose from as a desktop, how do I get more using Ubuntu 7.04? | 01:43 |
xomp | Cpudan80, I've been dealing with battery issues for several months now and got a 3rd replacement battery, was curious why ubuntu was reporting different times, thought maybe this battery was snafu too! | 01:43 |
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jlulian38 | ,` | 01:44 |
Cpudan80 | xomp: Nah prob not | 01:44 |
usr13_ | Codenut: 7.10 is the latest version. You should upgrade. | 01:44 |
xenthro | Q: how do i find out what driver my wifi card is using? its a linksys wusb54g rev 4 | 01:44 |
xomp | Codenut, right click the workspace and choose 4 columns | 01:44 |
Get_A_Fix | Codenut: right click on the workspaces and increase the number of colums | 01:44 |
Cpudan80 | xomp: Your BIOS probably limits charging above a certain % too (why it says 55 minutes vs say 10) | 01:44 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Blunter: are you having trouble mounting ntfs? | 01:44 |
xomp | Codenut, sorry, right-click workspace, properties and put 4 in columns for 4 workspaces :) | 01:44 |
X-TREME | the documentation says the the recovery partition will cause me to have problems so is there anyway I can remove it now? | 01:45 |
xomp | Cpudan80, I think it does, there is an option to "calibrate battery" in there that makes no sense to me. | 01:45 |
Blunter | overlucker: yes | 01:45 |
usr13_ | xenthro: I think you need ndiswrapper | 01:45 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Blunter: can you yes it to mount at all? | 01:46 |
usr13_ | xenthro: sudo apt-get ndiswrapper | 01:46 |
Blunter | I dont know how? | 01:46 |
xenthro | usr13_ I don't. | 01:46 |
overcluckerLIMBO | s/yes/get | 01:46 |
xomp | Cpudan80, would you know why I can't ping my workstation by netbios name when I connect over VPN? | 01:46 |
xenthro | usr13_ It works.. i just cant put it into monitor mode | 01:46 |
xomp | Cpudan80, I can ping the workstations IP, but not netbios name. | 01:46 |
usr13_ | Blunter: Have you finished doing updates on your Ubuntu 7.10 system yet? | 01:47 |
Blunter | yea | 01:47 |
Blunter | Just did them all | 01:47 |
usr13_ | xenthro: monitor mode? What is "monitor mode"? | 01:47 |
Cpudan80 | xomp: Yeah, Ubuntu does the DNS stuff differently than windows, prob nothing you can do about it | 01:47 |
xomp | Cpudan80, yeah, I was thinking ubuntu couldn't see the alt. dns names for our domain. | 01:48 |
Cpudan80 | xomp: you could add the DNS server to your list --- not sure what that would do if its not available (ie not connected) | 01:48 |
xenthro | usr13_ long explanation... suggest you google it | 01:48 |
xomp | Cpudan80, the weird thing is I can ping.. say our MS Exchange server by netbios name, but not my workstation lol | 01:48 |
Cpudan80 | xomp: System --> Admin --> Networking --> DNS | 01:48 |
Cpudan80 | xomp: add the DNS server | 01:49 |
Jay955 | i just installed ubuntu for the first time, and i have a few problem can anyone help me please 1st i can't see my secondary drive | 01:49 |
Blunter | jay: me either | 01:49 |
usr13_ | xenthro: Kismet may be what you are looking for... but still not sure what monitor mode is. | 01:50 |
xomp | Cpudan80, thanks, I'll give it a try now. My apologize if I disconnect from here (as it usually does when I connect to VPNc) Thanks so much for the help :) | 01:50 |
Jay955 | <Blunter> do you see it in my computer | 01:50 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: do you know how to open a console? | 01:50 |
usr13_ | xenthro: Are you wanting to snoop other people's networks? Or... ? | 01:50 |
Blunter | nop | 01:50 |
Jay955 | console = terminal | 01:51 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: Blunter: you may need to add a line to your /etc/fstab | 01:51 |
usr13_ | Jay955: What is on the second drive? | 01:51 |
X-TREME | How do I format all my windows partitions on my laptop from ubuntu? | 01:51 |
bardyr | q/gparted | 01:52 |
nemilar | use gparted, X-TREME | 01:52 |
Jay955 | nothing it a 20 gig ntsf | 01:52 |
slyf_ | Hey | 01:52 |
X-TREME | What about Gnome partition editor? | 01:52 |
Get_A_Fix | jay995 Applications>Accessories>Terminal to get a console window | 01:52 |
slyf_ | How do I mount cdrom as my user? | 01:52 |
Jay955 | ok i got that | 01:52 |
usr13_ | X-TREME: Depends on what type of filesystem you want to put on them. | 01:52 |
X-TREME | ntfs | 01:52 |
Tygir | i have a dell inspiron 1525...what app should i be using to be using the camera on the laptop? | 01:52 |
usr13_ | X-TREME: mkfs | 01:52 |
slyf_ | I keep getting permission denied to get into /media/cdrom0 or any directory like that | 01:52 |
usr13_ | X-TREME: man mkfs | 01:52 |
X-TREME | what is mkfs? | 01:52 |
xenthro | usr13_ yes, actually, but its more about getting a fully functional setup that i can use all 5 modes | 01:53 |
smallfoot- | http://it.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=437640&cid=22256602 | 01:53 |
nemilar | X-TREME: Gnome Partition Editor _is_ gparted | 01:53 |
usr13_ | xenthro: What are the 5 modes? | 01:53 |
X-TREME | ok ty | 01:53 |
Jay955 | i see the drive in gnome | 01:53 |
usr13_ | memic: He wants to format. | 01:53 |
xenthro | usr13_ managed, Ad-hoc, monitor, repeater and... i forget the last one | 01:54 |
usr13_ | nemilar: He wants to format, not re-partition. | 01:54 |
Tygir | any ideas? | 01:54 |
lilyth | how do I change my default sound devince, to that *everything* uses it, rather than changing each program. | 01:54 |
nemilar | usr13: gparted can format | 01:54 |
usr13_ | xenthro: iwconfig | 01:54 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: does it can you mount it? | 01:54 |
usr13_ | xenthro: See: man iwconfig | 01:54 |
lilyth | Ive tried changing it in SWound Preferences | 01:54 |
Jay955 | no i can't | 01:54 |
xenthro | usr13_ i am well familiar with it. | 01:54 |
overcluckerLIMBO | 'can you mount it?' | 01:54 |
nemilar | usr13: formatting is a big part of repartitioning | 01:54 |
usr13_ | nemilar: Formatting and partitioning are two different tasks. | 01:55 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: from terminal, sudo fdisk -l | 01:55 |
Jay955 | i only see the drive in gnome | 01:55 |
slyf_ | How do I mount cdrom as my user? | 01:55 |
slyf_ | I keep getting permission denied to get into /media/cdrom0 or any directory like that | 01:55 |
nemilar | usr13: yes, I know that. But after you create a partition, you generally want to format it. | 01:55 |
nemilar | usr13: and gparted can do both. | 01:55 |
usr13_ | nemilar: You are correct. | 01:55 |
thesis | anyone using a eee? | 01:55 |
Jay955 | ok 1 sec | 01:55 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: that will list all disks/partitions | 01:55 |
thesis | how do i get the ndiswrapper or madwifi panel icon back? | 01:56 |
lilyth | no one knows how to change my default soundd evice? | 01:57 |
Jay955 | all i get is invalid option --1 | 01:57 |
lilyth | cool | 01:57 |
tcpdumpgod | . | 01:57 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: l is a lowercase L | 01:57 |
Jay955 | ok 1 sec | 01:57 |
tcpdumpgod | Hey guys, what could cause tcpdump to give this error "packets dropped by kernel"? | 01:58 |
Jay955 | ok i got the info | 01:58 |
tcpdumpgod | Anyone? | 01:58 |
thesis | ow do i get the ndiswrapper or madwifi panel icon back? | 01:58 |
Tygir | how would i use my camera installed in my laptop? | 01:58 |
tcpdumpgod | Bad CAT5 cable? Bad internet connection? | 01:58 |
kenan | i was trying to get my mic on my webcam working, i got it working partially but now i cant play music because it says my soundcard might not be configured properly or the right output device isnt selected, how can i fix this? | 01:58 |
smallfoot- | is EDID broken in Ubuntu? | 01:58 |
PriceChild | thesis, is this a different icon to "nm-applet"? | 01:59 |
nemilar | tcpdumpgod: ping something for a while, see what your network is like | 01:59 |
overcluckerLIMBO | !fstab > Jay955 | 01:59 |
usr13_ | tcpdumpgod: Firewall could be blocking, "dropping packets". | 02:00 |
Jay955 | ?? | 02:00 |
nemilar | SOMEONE ASK A QUESTION | 02:01 |
Get_A_Fix | kenan: System>Preferences>Sound try looking there | 02:01 |
plen0x_ | How could compiz be any more awesome? | 02:01 |
nemilar | plen0x_: by not being buggy :) | 02:01 |
Rufus__ | I downloaded compiz, how can I start the peel function? like compiz-fusion | 02:01 |
plen0x_ | nemilar, works fine for me :D | 02:01 |
usr13_ | tcpdumpgod: sudo iptables -L | 02:01 |
nemilar | plen0x_: yeah I got it working great after a few days of playing with it...and then I turned it off | 02:02 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: cat /etc/fstab | 02:02 |
plen0x_ | nemilar, weee, beep fest! Anyway. I only use it for the expo feature. And the drawing with fire. | 02:02 |
plen0x_ | If you don't like some one, you can burn their window. It's like virtual hate. | 02:02 |
Rufus__ | does anyone know about that? | 02:02 |
kenan | Get_A_Fix: all the sound playback tests work and sound on the internet works so im not sure how to fix this | 02:02 |
nemilar | plen0x_: maybe you can help out Rufus__ | 02:03 |
Dr_willis | Rufus__, install the ccsm tool. run it, check out all the keybindings for what does what feature | 02:03 |
Rufus__ | thanks | 02:03 |
Dr_willis | !ccsm | Rufus__ | 02:03 |
plen0x_ | nemilar, to late. Dr_willis just gave him my answer as I typed it. | 02:03 |
ubotu | Rufus__: To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy), install 'compizconfig-settings-manager'. A new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz-fusion | 02:03 |
Jay955 | brb | 02:03 |
Get_A_Fix | kenan: then what doesn't work | 02:03 |
kaz1nsky | im having problems getting rtorrents port open to the internet, can anyone help? | 02:04 |
kenan | Get_A_Fix: playing my mp3 files | 02:04 |
nemilar | kaz1nsky: router forwarding? | 02:04 |
kaz1nsky | yea | 02:04 |
nemilar | kaz1nsky: what's the exact problem? do you have the port forwarded in the router? | 02:04 |
usr13_ | kenan: sudo apt-get install xmms | 02:04 |
kaz1nsky | i have the port range forwarded on the router to my computer | 02:05 |
Tygir | i do i use my laptops installed webcam? | 02:05 |
heartsblood | I know this is a really noobie question to ask but is it possible to sort by artiest in the Rhythmbox play que? | 02:05 |
kaz1nsky | dmz usually works too but i cant get it to now that ive installed ubuntu | 02:05 |
Dr_willis | !webcam | Tygir | 02:05 |
ubotu | Tygir: Instructions for using webcams with Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam - Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras | 02:05 |
kenan | usr13_: thats the program im using for playing music but it suddenly stopped working after i tried to configure my mic | 02:05 |
kaz1nsky | is there something i have to do in addition in linux? | 02:05 |
nemilar | no | 02:05 |
Dr_willis | Tygir, first is tocheck to see if its even supported under linux. Ive had bery bad luck with my webcams.. None had linux support. | 02:05 |
usr13_ | kenan: Mute mic | 02:05 |
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kenan | usr13_: how | 02:06 |
usr13_ | kenan: Bring up the mixer and see what's on and off, down and up. | 02:06 |
usr13_ | kenan: Open Volume Control | 02:06 |
overcluckerLIMBO | heartsblood: open rhythmbox and look | 02:06 |
usr13_ | kenan: gnome-volume-control | 02:06 |
heartsblood | overcluckerLIMBO, I'm looking, I see no 'sort by' option, and the colum for artists can't be manipulated | 02:07 |
usr13_ | kenan: or right click the speaker icon and choose: "Open Volume Control" | 02:07 |
ngarayana | ata | 02:07 |
Jay955 | ok i got fstab open | 02:08 |
kenan | usr13_: yeah im there | 02:08 |
usr13_ | kenan: Good :) | 02:08 |
compy | how do i tell the path to my cdrom or dvdrom? | 02:08 |
compy | is there a command? | 02:08 |
tcpdumpgod | nemilar usr13 thanks for the responce... I have ICMP disabled so I cant do ping -f tests... | 02:08 |
usr13_ | compy: ls /media/disk | 02:08 |
ader10 | freenx vs vnc? I have tried both. Freenx doesn't let me connect to my existing desktop session but is fast, and vnc does let me, but it is far slower | 02:08 |
usr13_ | compy: ls /media/ | 02:08 |
tcpdumpgod | Firewall could be doing it... but its @ a Datacenter so im doubting that is the culprit. | 02:09 |
compy | thanks ^^ | 02:09 |
Tygir | Dr_willis: when i try and use camorama...i get could not connect to video device (/dev/video0) | 02:09 |
compy | so it would be /media/cdrom? | 02:09 |
nemilar | tcpdumpgod: if it's at a DC, can't you just ask the techs to take a look at it? that's what you're paying for | 02:09 |
compy | or atleast whats what it shows | 02:09 |
kenan | usr13_: i tried disabling all the microphone settings | 02:09 |
kenan | its still not working | 02:09 |
tcpdumpgod | Well, its actually a snort box on a clients network at a datacenter. | 02:09 |
usr13_ | kenan: Is PCM turned down? | 02:09 |
tcpdumpgod | I'd have to create a ticket, big pain in the hiney. | 02:10 |
vijay_Pan | hello | 02:10 |
tcpdumpgod | So i wanna make sure its that before I do so. | 02:10 |
kenan | usr13_:no | 02:10 |
nemilar | tcpdumpgod: yeah, dc's are known for their ticket-handling | 02:10 |
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tcpdumpgod | Yeah, NOT! | 02:10 |
usr13_ | tcpdumpgod: iptables -L | 02:10 |
tcpdumpgod | :) | 02:10 |
nemilar | tcpdumpgod: sounds like something you'd want them to take a look at, though | 02:10 |
tcpdumpgod | ok usr13, doing that now. | 02:10 |
compy | using dd i get this error dd: reading `/media/cdrom': Is a directory | 02:10 |
deme | How do I install a gtk theme? | 02:10 |
tcpdumpgod | I think all we have is spoofing protection, let me check usr13 | 02:11 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: do you see the partition there?(remember it in fdisk -l) | 02:11 |
tcpdumpgod | usr13, nope... its all open. | 02:11 |
Jay955 | 1 sec | 02:11 |
codename | is there any programs for 7.10 that can make Power Points | 02:11 |
tcpdumpgod | ACCEPT across the board user13 | 02:11 |
kenan | codename: openoffice presentation | 02:12 |
kaz1nsky_ | got disconnected... can anyone help me with my port forwarding issue? | 02:12 |
ader10 | freenx vs vnc? I have tried both. Freenx doesn't let me connect to my existing desktop session but is fast, and vnc does let me, but it is far slower | 02:12 |
codename | Thanks!@ | 02:12 |
DanThirst | codename: 7.10 supports open office | 02:12 |
codename | thanks man | 02:12 |
deme | How do I install a gtk theme? | 02:12 |
tcpdumpgod | I think i've figured it out user13, i did a "-c 10000" and I think its dropping everything but the 10000 packets i specified. | 02:12 |
DanThirst | deme what distro are you using? | 02:12 |
deme | Ubuntu | 02:12 |
kenan | usr13_: what do i do now | 02:12 |
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compy | would /dev/hda be my dvdrom or harddrive? | 02:13 |
Jay955 | no i do not | 02:13 |
usr13_ | tcpdumpgod: Would have to look at what packets are being dropped for clues, may need to look from another machine, (preferrably the one where the packets are coming from). | 02:13 |
DanThirst | deme: go to system, preferences, and then appearances. I'm assuming you'v already downloaded it | 02:13 |
GoldeNArX | hey guys. I'm doing a fresh install of 7.10 and my monitor goes out of range... its doing this on 3 different monitors and in normal install and safe graphics install | 02:13 |
deme | Yes, I have | 02:13 |
GoldeNArX | any way to help me out? | 02:13 |
tcpdumpgod | user13 check this out | 02:13 |
tcpdumpgod | 10000 packets captured | 02:13 |
tcpdumpgod | 231037 packets received by filter | 02:13 |
tcpdumpgod | 217049 packets dropped by kernel | 02:13 |
DanThirst | deme: you can just chose to in stall the tar.gz from there | 02:13 |
tcpdumpgod | 231037 - 217049 does not = 10000 though. | 02:13 |
Tygir | Dr_willis: what is weird is that it works in kopete...so doesnt that mean its supported? | 02:14 |
usr13_ | tcpdumpgod: If it is behing a linux firewall, go to that machine and do tcpdump |grep ip.address.here | 02:14 |
tcpdumpgod | usr13, whats the easiest way in tcpdump to see dropped packets. | 02:14 |
deme | DanThirst: It tells me the file format is invalid | 02:14 |
tcpdumpgod | user13, i think its behind a PIX. | 02:14 |
achilles | HI , can someone give me a link to the gstream extra plugins .deb ? I need to install it manually since i dont have internet thanks:) | 02:14 |
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tcpdumpgod | oh being, no its not being a firewall, its a snort box. | 02:14 |
quittt | hello | 02:14 |
crdlb | achilles: try packages.ubuntu.com | 02:15 |
tcpdumpgod | hi quittt | 02:15 |
quittt | how do reinstall Grub after I install Windows? | 02:15 |
usr13_ | tcpdumpgod: Not sure, really... | 02:15 |
achilles | ok ill try | 02:15 |
tcpdumpgod | i'll "MAN" user13 ;) | 02:15 |
ader10 | freenx vs vnc? I have tried both. Freenx doesn't let me connect to my existing desktop session but is fast, and vnc does let me, but it is far slower | 02:15 |
DanThirst | deme: http://gnome-look.org/ try finding something you like here, and make sure its supported for your distro and release of that dsitro | 02:15 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: you need to add a similar line: /dev/sda2 /media/sda2mountpoint ntfs-3g defaults,user 0 0 | 02:15 |
deme | Okay, thanks | 02:16 |
usr13_ | quittt: Boot the install CD and choose recovery mode, chroot to the Ubuntu root parition and do grub install | 02:16 |
Jay955 | ok i will try | 02:16 |
tcpdumpgod | user13, I think its probably because it's receiving so many packets that it can't keep up. | 02:16 |
quittt | usr13, hmm, any install cd? | 02:16 |
usr13_ | tcpdumpgod: I doubt it... | 02:16 |
DanThirst | deme: sorry i made an assumption are you even using gnome? | 02:17 |
achilles | crdlb its not on site:( | 02:17 |
achilles | i need it to play mp3s ect... | 02:17 |
GoldeNArX | hey guys. I'm doing a fresh install of 7.10 and my monitor goes out of range... its doing this on 3 different monitors and in normal install and safe graphics install > anyone about to help me out? | 02:17 |
usr13_ | tcpdumpgod: without being able to look at it from the gateway machine, I just don't know... | 02:17 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: make a backup of /etc/fstab, first | 02:18 |
DanThirst | GoldeNArX: restart it, in safe graphics mode on the start up | 02:18 |
GoldeNArX | DanThirst : I've done that | 02:18 |
tcpdumpgod | Yeah user13... i think I may be right... because... they have a lot of machines on the network and its a 10/100 nic. | 02:18 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: then gksu gedit /etc/fstab | 02:18 |
DanThirst | GoldeNArX: oh sorry i didn't read all of your message | 02:18 |
compy | so if i were using dd would i use this command dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/home/compy/Mr_Woodcock.iso | 02:19 |
DanThirst | GoldeNArX: try a different video card? | 02:19 |
usr13_ | tcpdumpgod: That's one realy nice advantage to haveing a linux [NAT] gateway. Or... is this machine actually the gateway? | 02:19 |
deme | DanThirst: I am and the issue has been solved, thank you. | 02:19 |
usr13_ | tcpdumpgod: Is it dropping packets from outside the LAN? | 02:19 |
GoldeNArX | DanThirst : lol I dont have an old agp card kicking around>? | 02:19 |
Jack_Sparrow | compy: if you invreease the bs= you can create it faster | 02:19 |
DanThirst | pci ? heh | 02:20 |
tcpdumpgod | user13, yes. | 02:20 |
tcpdumpgod | From outside to in, and inside to out. | 02:20 |
wers | what can you say about transmission bit torrent? is it better than deluge or azureus? | 02:20 |
wers | I | 02:20 |
compy | Jack_Sparrow, it takes about 10 second to do it... its only 368 MB so i have a feelign im not doing it right... does the dvd need to be unmounted before i run the dd command? | 02:20 |
wers | 'm looking for a ligh tone | 02:20 |
tcpdumpgod | No, its at a BIG datacenter user13. | 02:20 |
wers | *light one | 02:20 |
tcpdumpgod | I mean BIG. | 02:20 |
Jack_Sparrow | compy: dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/home/YourUserName/Desktop/file.iso bs=4k | 02:20 |
nemilar | wers: transmission is very light | 02:20 |
DanThirst | i'm kinda stuck my self, i keep getting a copy error 5, when i try to install. I had ubuntu running fine on this machine but i got a grand idea it would be good to format it and reinstall | 02:20 |
usr13_ | tcpdumpgod: O | 02:20 |
tcpdumpgod | :) | 02:20 |
achilles | anyone have the gstream extra plugins .deb download link?:) | 02:21 |
DanThirst | now it gets stuck at 24% and gives me a copy error :-( | 02:21 |
quittt | usr13, good | 02:21 |
usr13_ | tcpdumpgod: Maybe there are ways that I don't know about... man tcpdump | 02:21 |
wers | wow. transmission looks really good. i think, I would replace deluge with it | 02:21 |
DanThirst | any suggestions? | 02:21 |
annienygma | Hello, all! | 02:21 |
deme | DanThrist: One more question: Where do I place a splash screen? | 02:22 |
pawan_ | hi | 02:22 |
bazhang | also no ports to open with transmission wers | 02:22 |
nemilar | wers: transmission is going to be the default BT client in the next release of ubuntu | 02:22 |
usr13_ | tcpdumpgod: But dropped packets are dropped packets and I just don't think you'll be able to tell anything about them accept for how many get dropped. | 02:22 |
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Jack_Sparrow | !usplash | 02:22 |
ubotu | To select the usplash artwork you want, use "sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so && sudo update-initramfs -u" - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplashCustomizationHowto for adding your custom artwork | 02:22 |
jackfusion | Hi all | 02:22 |
jackfusion | how is every one tonight? | 02:22 |
annienygma | jackfusion: Hi | 02:22 |
DanThirst | deme: if you want just go to admin and the sessions, and you can install spalsh screens that way | 02:23 |
thesis | hi can anyone help me with my panel icons? | 02:23 |
annienygma | jackfusion: fine here. u? | 02:23 |
DanThirst | i find that other method just way to much work | 02:23 |
thesis | i deleted my madwifi icon | 02:23 |
thesis | :( | 02:23 |
jackfusion | what raid software dose ubuntu server use? | 02:23 |
deme | Thanks | 02:23 |
achilles | help please:( | 02:23 |
PriceChild | thesis, nm-applet ? | 02:23 |
compy | when runmning dd i get this dd: reading `/dev/cdrom': Input/output error | 02:23 |
Tygir | how can i find out what webcam is installed on my laptop? | 02:24 |
PriceChild | Tygir, lsusb | 02:24 |
Tygir | PriceChild: whats that? | 02:24 |
bazhang | achilles what is the issue | 02:24 |
PriceChild | Tygir, will tell you all usb devices | 02:24 |
Jay955 | it tells me i can't save file | 02:24 |
thesis | PriceChild, no not the ubuntu network monitor, but the madwifi that shows the network signal strength | 02:24 |
nemilar | compy: are you just trying to copy a CD? | 02:25 |
Get_A_Fix | Tygir:in a terminal window type lsusb | 02:25 |
WhoNeedszzz | Hey guys, when my computer idles overnight I come back to it and see that the process "X" is around 99%! I have no idea why this is happening. It never happened before | 02:25 |
compy | nemilar, dvd | 02:25 |
achilles | bazhang i need to download the gstream extra plugins deb manualy from a windows box since i dont have internet connection | 02:25 |
Tygir | i did...nothing comes up.... | 02:25 |
nemilar | compy: use readcd | 02:25 |
Tygir | its already pre-installed on my laptop... | 02:25 |
achilles | i want a link to download the deb:) | 02:25 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: then gksu gedit /etc/fstab | 02:25 |
Tygir | not plugged in...if that matters? | 02:25 |
edj | How to tell the version of kubuntu installed? | 02:25 |
Jay955 | 1 sec | 02:25 |
nemilar | compy: readcd dev=/dev/[device] f=output.iso | 02:25 |
compy | nemilar, k thanks | 02:25 |
nemilar | yep | 02:25 |
nemilar | compy: won't necessarily work if the DVD is copy-protected | 02:25 |
Get_A_Fix | Tygir:then I would look at the laptop manufacturer's web site | 02:26 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: you need the higher privilages of gksu | 02:26 |
PriceChild | thesis, type in "madwifi" then press the tab key to see what commands there are | 02:26 |
Tygir | yeah... | 02:26 |
compy | nemilar, it fails on k9copy... but every other dvd has worked with k9copy | 02:26 |
thesis | PriceChild: command not foun | 02:26 |
compy | coudl it be a wierd copy protection or are there other libs i should get | 02:26 |
nemilar | compy: are these movies? | 02:26 |
compy | i have libdvdcss2 | 02:26 |
compy | ye | 02:26 |
nemilar | compy: might be copy protection, yeah | 02:26 |
compy | ok | 02:26 |
annienygma | overcluckerLIMBO : N00b question: what does gksu stand for? | 02:26 |
nemilar | there's lots of different copy protections, they changed after css was cracked | 02:27 |
compy | its wierd how i own my own movies but cant access them | 02:27 |
annienygma | I know su is switch user | 02:27 |
compy | nemilar, is there a list you know of that i should download | 02:27 |
overcluckerLIMBO | !gksu | 02:27 |
ubotu | If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 02:27 |
nemilar | compy: you can find workaround on the web...a lot of them are basically "have mplayer play it, but dump the video into a file" kind of things | 02:27 |
WhoNeedszzz | Slart, you still here? | 02:27 |
jackfusion | dose any one know any thing about ubuntu server? | 02:27 |
annienygma | thx, ubotu! | 02:27 |
nemilar | !ask > jack-desktop | 02:27 |
compy | thanks | 02:27 |
nemilar | np | 02:27 |
edj | I need to install the libc development package on kubuntu amd64. Is libc-dev-i386 the correct one? | 02:28 |
Tygir | Get_A_Fix: in the device manager it says OmniVision Tech...that it? | 02:28 |
ace4016 | hi all, i'm having a bit of a problem: when i try typing in "su root" it brings up the password, as expected, then when i enter in the correct password (there is only one password it can possibly be) it tells me authentication failure; anyone know what's going on | 02:28 |
ace4016 | ? | 02:28 |
Tygir | Get_A_Fix: how can i now if it's compatible? I'm looking at the list now...i dont see OmniVision anywhere | 02:28 |
Tygir | Get_A_Fix: but the webcam works in kopete....so wouldnt that mean it works? | 02:28 |
achilles | bazhang any luck?:) | 02:28 |
GoldeNArX | hey guys. I'm doing a fresh install of 7.10 and my monitor goes out of range... its doing this on 3 different monitors and in normal install and safe graphics install > can anyone help me out? | 02:29 |
Get_A_Fix | Tygir: yea it should | 02:29 |
Tygir | Get_A_Fix: well it doesnt work in camorama... | 02:29 |
overcluckerLIMBO | ace4016: the root password is randomly generated | 02:29 |
Jay955 | ok when i use gksu gedit /ect/fstab i see nothing in that file | 02:30 |
WhoNeedszzz | ace4016, and not to mention you don't su root you just su | 02:30 |
overcluckerLIMBO | ace4016: it is not the same as your sudo pass | 02:30 |
ace4016 | ah... | 02:30 |
WhoNeedszzz | ace4016, actually there is no reason to su anyway | 02:30 |
WhoNeedszzz | ace4016, just sudo | 02:30 |
xenthro | Q: I need help finding out what driver my wifi dongle is using | 02:31 |
Tygir | get_a_fix: is there another prog i can try? or faq? forum? | 02:31 |
solex1001 | [Q] Hello all, how can I set up samba so any one on the network can connect and edit etc with out a password? | 02:31 |
overcluckerLIMBO | ace4016: but if you are absolutely set on su root ing, then you could sudo passwd root | 02:31 |
_Apple_ | */throws wifi dongle | 02:31 |
WhoNeedszzz | _Apple_, just use /me for that... | 02:32 |
* WhoNeedszzz chuckles | 02:32 |
ace4016 | overcluckerLIMBO, i meant to do sudo...bit of confusion on my part, thanks :) | 02:32 |
* _Apple_ throws cat off keyboard | 02:32 |
_Apple_ | lol | 02:32 |
WhoNeedszzz | haha | 02:32 |
jackfusion | lol | 02:32 |
WhoNeedszzz | ceiling cat is watching you! | 02:32 |
compy | should mount /mnt/cdrom work in ubuntu? | 02:33 |
iKap | is there a task manager in ubuntu like windows? | 02:33 |
bardyr | iKap, gnome-system-monitor | 02:33 |
gmcastil | iKap: man ps | 02:33 |
WhoNeedszzz | does anyone know about huge processor usage of the process "X"? | 02:33 |
gmcastil | iKap: much more useful than task manager in windows | 02:33 |
iKap | bardyr, how do i bring it up | 02:33 |
overcluckerLIMBO | iKap: there is always top | 02:34 |
WhoNeedszzz | overcluckerLIMBO, top sucks... | 02:34 |
gmcastil | overcluckerLIMBO: top isn't really useful for much of anything | 02:34 |
bardyr | iKap, i dont think there are any shortcuts, System --> Administration --> System Monitor | 02:34 |
overcluckerLIMBO | lol | 02:34 |
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gmcastil | iKap: you could try running gnome-system-monitor from the command line | 02:34 |
iKap | i got it thanks guys | 02:34 |
WhoNeedszzz | another reason why xfce owns | 02:34 |
Jay955 | <overcluckerLIMBO> ok when i use gksu gedit /ect/fstab i see nothing in that file | 02:35 |
iKap | xubuntu is too simple for me | 02:35 |
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iKap | i got decent specs on my laptop so went wit ubuntu | 02:35 |
gmcastil | iKap: i would recommend learning the 'ps' command - its very helpful | 02:35 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: look closely at your spelling | 02:35 |
tcpdumpgod | I think all we have is spoofing protection, let me check usr13 | 02:35 |
WhoNeedszzz | iKap, simple...it is awesome | 02:35 |
WhoNeedszzz | iKap, KDE and Gnome are so bloated... | 02:35 |
iKap | gmcastil, im trying to but couldnt find a good cheat/guide | 02:36 |
WhoNeedszzz | iKap, and you do realize xubuntu IS ubuntu...just with xfce | 02:36 |
gmcastil | iKap: have you learned about man pages yet? | 02:36 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: the location is /etc instead | 02:36 |
iKap | WhoNeedszzz, yes i do, i had xubuntu for a good month then upgraded to ubuntu | 02:36 |
Jay955 | ok got it lol sorry | 02:36 |
WhoNeedszzz | iKap, !!! you don't upgrade to ubuntu... | 02:36 |
iKap | WhoNeedszzz, it was a bit too simple for me, which was in a way nice because it ran alot quicker/smoother | 02:36 |
WhoNeedszzz | iKap, simple is good | 02:37 |
iKap | WhoNeedszzz, but i needed the eye candy just a bit lol | 02:37 |
WhoNeedszzz | iKap, simple means less problems | 02:37 |
WhoNeedszzz | iKap, that's what compiz is for | 02:37 |
andbrug | hello, im having a problem with ubuntu gusty on my hp dv6255us. ubunut not detect the pen-drive. someone can help me? | 02:37 |
iKap | WhoNeedszzz, and plus i had decent specs and ram sitting there waiting to be used.. so i said why not? | 02:37 |
gmcastil | iKap: man pages are a local documentation thats installed on everysystem | 02:37 |
WhoNeedszzz | iKap, true but KDE and Gnome overuse ram and processor usage | 02:38 |
hdevalence | WhoNeedszzz: I reject your statement | 02:38 |
achilles | kde4 will use less ram | 02:38 |
iKap | WhoNeedszzz, dont worry lol im putting xubuntu on a slower desktop comp that i am getting.. ubuntu is for the laptop :) | 02:38 |
gmcastil | WhoNeedszzz: i suppose it depends on your machine....i have a 2.4ghz core2 with 4gb of memory | 02:38 |
hdevalence | achilles: kde4 *does* use less memory | 02:39 |
Jay955 | <overcluckerLIMBO> i typed it in a saved it now what? | 02:39 |
iKap | my laptop is 1.7ghz 1gb ram.. ubuntu works perfect. | 02:39 |
gmcastil | iKap: that would run kde just fine | 02:39 |
achilles | kdevalence i tried to say when he installs it | 02:39 |
LjL | !kde4 | 02:39 |
ubotu | KDE 4.0 is the latest major release of the K Desktop Environment. KDE 4.0 packages can be found at http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde-4.0.php - More information can be found at http://www.kde.org/announcements/4.0/ - Support in #kubuntu-kde4 | 02:39 |
iKap | gmcastil, yes, but i prefer gnome.. just my taste. | 02:39 |
WhoNeedszzz | iKap, it works fine but it could work better, like i said, it is bloated | 02:39 |
* gmcastil really needs to find his .emacs file... | 02:40 |
WhoNeedszzz | iKap, one day you will see what i mean | 02:40 |
lex0 | how do i install a binary file? | 02:40 |
gmcastil | lex0: more explanatoin please | 02:40 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: ok, now a reboot should put things where they need to be | 02:40 |
hdevalence | achilles: ah i see | 02:40 |
achilles | :) | 02:40 |
Jay955 | ok brb | 02:40 |
lex0 | i have a file that ends in pkg1.run | 02:40 |
iKap | they are both equally stable, but i WILL admit one thing.. i love gnome but.. it has given me a few issues since i installed. | 02:40 |
gmcastil | lex0: where did you get it? | 02:40 |
lex0 | nvidia | 02:40 |
iKap | but nothing big enough to make me go back to xfce. lol | 02:41 |
lex0 | the glx doesnt work | 02:41 |
gmcastil | lex0: are you building the nvidia drivers yourself? | 02:41 |
lex0 | for my 8800 | 02:41 |
WhoNeedszzz | iKap, just you wait | 02:41 |
gmcastil | lex0: you should be able to use the nvidia package from ubuntu | 02:41 |
WhoNeedszzz | iKap, i promise more problems will arise | 02:41 |
lex0 | when i use that my games crash on wine | 02:41 |
lex0 | my fps are terrible | 02:41 |
LjL | lex0: what makes you think that installing it from nvidia site would fix the problem (rather than just, as seems unavoidable, mess up your system by overwriting files)? | 02:41 |
WhoNeedszzz | lex0, aye use the nvidia run package | 02:41 |
iKap | WhoNeedszzz, yeah i have a feeling.. then i will go to xfce if thats the case lol. but no really i did have a few issues with gnome.. or "ubuntu" that i didnt have when running xubuntu/xfce | 02:42 |
WhoNeedszzz | lex0, mine works fine | 02:42 |
iKap | kinda weird.. but nothing big. | 02:42 |
LjL | lex0: what makes you think that WINE can run most or many games smoothly? | 02:42 |
gmcastil | lex0: if you're sure that you want to run it, open up a terminal window, cd into that directory, and then type "./filename" | 02:42 |
iKap | lex0, wine isnt perfect my friend. | 02:42 |
lex0 | yes but ive seen it much better on other peoples computer | 02:42 |
WhoNeedszzz | iKap, ubuntu is the os. both use ubuntu; they just use diff window managers | 02:42 |
iKap | WhoNeedszzz, yeah i know lol i was just trying to be more clear. | 02:42 |
LjL | lex0: what makes you think breaking your system will improve the situation? | 02:42 |
solexious | [Q] Hello all, how can I set up samba so any one on the network can connect and edit etc with out a password? | 02:43 |
WhoNeedszzz | LjL, LOL! | 02:43 |
gmcastil | lex0: if you have to ask how to run a binary, you probably aren't prepared to deal with building your own nvidia drivers | 02:43 |
lex0 | so how can i deal with crashes? | 02:43 |
iKap | LjL, ahahaha | 02:43 |
gmcastil | lex0: depends on why its crashing | 02:43 |
overcluckerLIMBO | !swat | 02:43 |
ubotu | Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 02:43 |
lex0 | for example when i open wow and change the resolution to my 22 inch it crashes | 02:44 |
* gmcastil gives the ubuntu-bot a smack on the ass! | 02:44 |
LjL | lex0, you might perhaps try using nvidia-glx-new rather than nvidia-glx. | 02:44 |
WhoNeedszzz | lex0, here is an idea: stop using wine for games! Just boot to windows! | 02:44 |
LjL | !nvidia > lex0 (lex0, see the private message from Ubotu) | 02:44 |
WhoNeedszzz | lex0, they are not worth the trouble | 02:44 |
el_taco | I'm looking at buying a new board and was thinking about an amd chipset. anyone know if there'd be any compatibility issues with gutsy? | 02:44 |
WhoNeedszzz | lex0, CONSTANT problems with wine and games | 02:44 |
annienygma | solexious : Check out this page: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605 | 02:44 |
solexious | ty | 02:44 |
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WhoNeedszzz | el_taco, not really | 02:44 |
FloodBot3 | J1n: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 02:44 |
gmcastil | lex0: i would really not try to do what you're thinking - you'll wind up breaking your install | 02:44 |
iKap | anyone know of a nice.. maybe bluish looking gnome theme that is almost exact as the DEFAULT ubuntu 7.10 theme? i want something thats the same or close to the same but diff colors.. | 02:44 |
annienygma | solexious : it tells how to do it | 02:44 |
gmcastil | ffs | 02:44 |
WhoNeedszzz | el_taco, that is what i'm using | 02:44 |
sapperjanko1 | !flood |J1n | 02:44 |
sapperjanko1 | !flood | J1n | 02:45 |
ubotu | J1n: 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) | 02:45 |
gmcastil | !flood | J1n | 02:45 |
el_taco | WhoNeedszzz what chipset do you have? | 02:45 |
iKap | !flood | j1n | 02:45 |
ubotu | j1n: 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) | 02:45 |
lex0 | ok | 02:45 |
gmcastil | iKap: uh...he's gone | 02:45 |
iKap | lol oops | 02:45 |
iKap | hahahaha | 02:45 |
PanzerMKZ | sapperjanko1 and iKap yall is late | 02:45 |
LjL | he spammed five lines | 02:45 |
LjL | y'all spammed 8 | 02:45 |
sapperjanko1 | im having problems with user write access, and it turns out that is also y users cant write with samba | 02:45 |
iKap | anyone know of a nice.. maybe bluish looking gnome theme that is almost exact as the DEFAULT ubuntu 7.10 theme? i want something thats the same or close to the same but diff colors.. | 02:46 |
gmcastil | hey, i'm going through /etc/apt/sources.lst and it looks like ubuntu enables restricted, multiverse, and universe repositories by default - is this correct? | 02:46 |
_Afk | noob question: how do i create a new blank text file | 02:46 |
mercury_1900 | i was looking for a theme like that, too | 02:46 |
crdlb | iKap: clearlooks? | 02:46 |
DoubleDew | what process begins the ubuntu desktop environment? better yet, what config file shows what process to start during boot and is it possible to eliminate all non-essential ones and call them on my own if i need them? | 02:46 |
mercury_1900 | based on that | 02:46 |
mercury_1900 | a background, actually | 02:46 |
gmcastil | DoubleDew: its considerably more complicated than that | 02:46 |
overcluckerLIMBO | DoubleDew: init 4 | 02:47 |
annienygma | gmcastil : I thought you had to manually enable them... Leastways I had to | 02:47 |
Jay955 | <overcluckerLIMBO> it locked up on reboot | 02:47 |
WhoNeedszzz | el_taco, AM2 X2 4200+ | 02:47 |
achilles | my friend from france uses ubuntu at school:) | 02:47 |
tritium | overcluckerLIMBO: no, ubuntu and debian only use 2 runlevels | 02:47 |
gmcastil | annienygma: i don't see any of the those lines commented out | 02:47 |
Dr_willis | Linux likes to make use of lots and lots of scripts that call other scripts that start other things.. and so on. :) | 02:47 |
gmcastil | DoubleDew: windows != linux | 02:47 |
DoubleDew | gmcastil: im aware, i should rephrase, basically i want to boot to prompt, | 02:47 |
overcluckerLIMBO | tritium: good point, i'm always forgetting | 02:47 |
DoubleDew | gmcastil: and start the desktop environment if necessary | 02:48 |
cwillu_ | !eeepc | 02:48 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about eeepc - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 02:48 |
gmcastil | DoubleDew: ah...typically, you tell it to switch to a different run level, but i've not figured out how ubuntu is configured...i only installed it this afternoon | 02:48 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: what did it say when it locked up? | 02:48 |
annienygma | _Afk right-click on an empty space, select Create Document, and name it newfile.txt (or whatever) | 02:48 |
achilles | !mp3 | 02:48 |
linuxishaw1 | Does anyone know if the tutorials for making Ubuntu join a 2003 Domain are still good, they're all referencing 5.04? | 02:48 |
ubotu | For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 02:48 |
Jay955 | i just got pass the logon screen and then nothing | 02:49 |
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WhoNeedszzz | _Afk isn't here anymore... | 02:49 |
gmcastil | DoubleDew: yeah...its different with ubuntu - i'm a redhat guy, so i'm still figuring out how ubuntu does things | 02:49 |
Scunizi | When I try to load Inkscape it takes 45 seconds and processor usage goes to 55% How do I discover what's happening so I can try to fix it? | 02:49 |
sapperjanko1 | how do i set a user to be able 2 write to /var/www | 02:49 |
mouseboyx | Im looking for a good laptop that will run ubuntu nicely under $500 Can anyone recommend ? | 02:50 |
gmcastil | sapperjanko1: chmod and chown change ownerships and permissions | 02:50 |
annienygma | scan *gk* | 02:50 |
DoubleDew | does ubuntu have technical info on there documentation...for such things as what I am asking | 02:50 |
Administrator | Hi | 02:50 |
el_taco | WhoNeedszzz I mean AMD/ATI southbridge. | 02:50 |
sapperjanko1 | gmcastil: also how can i view what permissions a user has | 02:50 |
mouseboyx | ls -l sapperjanko1 | 02:51 |
hdevalence | mouseboyx: have you seen the eeepc | 02:51 |
gmcastil | sapperjanko1: permissions and ownerships aren't the same in linux as they are in windows | 02:51 |
WhoNeedszzz | el_taco, oh i have Nvidia north bridge | 02:51 |
mouseboyx | It, needs to have a cdrom drive at least. | 02:51 |
annienygma | gmcastil hold on checking | 02:51 |
el_taco | northbridge.. whatever... | 02:51 |
Scunizi | mouseboyx, Dell Vostro 1400 intel core 2 duo might just do the trick for $499 | 02:51 |
gmcastil | sapperjanko1: you can use 'ls -l' to see the permissions/ownerships of files | 02:51 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: so, it goes blank after the logon screen? | 02:51 |
WhoNeedszzz | el_taco, ? there is a diff | 02:52 |
gmcastil | sapperjanko1: but, in general, linux file permissions and ownerships aren't as finely tunable as they are in windows | 02:52 |
Scunizi | mouseboyx, http://www.dell.com/content/products/category.aspx/vostronb?c=us&cs=04&l=en&s=bsd | 02:52 |
Jay955 | yes i just have the mouse and a blank background | 02:52 |
toresn | say i have a text file with the path to several videoes (one on each line)... how do i execute them with i.e. mplayer ? | 02:52 |
gmcastil | sapperjanko1: (not that its all that big of a deal) | 02:52 |
gmcastil | wow...this is a real newbie channel | 02:52 |
RyanPrior | Is there any FOSS program that has syntax and capabilities similar to Maple? | 02:53 |
Scunizi | gmcastil, depends on the night and time | 02:53 |
sapperjanko1 | gmcastil: well what the problem is that i cant write files with samba server up n runnin, just read only, i was in the samba channel n then they ended up sayin its my user permissions, its got nuffin 2 do with samba\ | 02:53 |
annienygma | gmcastil : yeah... is this your first time here too? | 02:53 |
gmcastil | Scunizi: i don't mind contributing | 02:53 |
RyanPrior | gmcastil: Lots of newbies come here, but there are lots of more experienced users here too. :-) | 02:53 |
mouseboyx | Thanks! | 02:53 |
danbhfive | toresn: thats an odd question, why dont you just browse to them? | 02:53 |
gmcastil | annienygma: yeah, i installed ubuntu this evening...i'm leaving redhat for good | 02:53 |
Scunizi | gmcastil, me either.. can be fun at times.. most times.. except when I don't know the answer :) | 02:53 |
toresn | danbhfive: well, maybe i want to use the text file as a playlist | 02:54 |
mouseboyx | Does this look legit? http://www.expressitoptions.com/t7100-p-162178.html | 02:54 |
annienygma | gmcastil I left Suse for Ubuntu a while back... and I am totally new to IRC | 02:54 |
gmcastil | Scunizi: so far, i'm liking what i see...i doubt that i'll ever go back to redhat or any of its progeny | 02:54 |
danbhfive | toresn: still, players can do playlists | 02:54 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: is /etc/fstab the only file you changed, since your last reboot | 02:54 |
deme | how do I fix the gnome-settings-daemon bug? | 02:54 |
overcluckerLIMBO | ? | 02:54 |
Jay955 | yes it is | 02:54 |
toresn | danbhfive: not mplayer on the command line... even so, that's the point :-) | 02:54 |
toresn | +not | 02:55 |
gmcastil | annienygma: i think these lines are uncommented now because i installed the restricted nvidia drivers | 02:55 |
Jay955 | i just rebooted to see what will happen | 02:55 |
rycole | hey guys, what params to "ls" allow me to see file permissions? | 02:55 |
Jay955 | brb | 02:55 |
Alumin | I'm looking for a generic way to install something that is packaged for Ubuntu, but that I have a patch that I'd like to apply beforehand. | 02:55 |
Alumin | rycole: -l | 02:55 |
Scunizi | gmcastil, for the most part Ubuntu has been pretty easy for me.. nothing linux based prior to this for me. Started with breezy 4 editions ago | 02:55 |
* gmcastil is going crazy without the old .emacs file! | 02:55 |
Jay955 | same thing no change | 02:55 |
annienygma | They may be.. I'm not up on nVidia, I'm afraid | 02:55 |
Alumin | command-line mplayer does a playlist in the sense that you can specify multiple files on the command line | 02:55 |
overcluckerLIMBO | !paste > Jay955 | 02:56 |
annienygma | Is anyone else here using BitchX? | 02:56 |
toresn | Alumin: yes, i know... but still... | 02:56 |
el_taco | annienygma yes | 02:56 |
Alumin | so, what I've got so far is 1) apt-get source <package>, 2) apt-get build-dep <package>, 3) apply patch, 4) something with dpkg-buildpackage... | 02:56 |
gmcastil | Scunizi: i really haven't gotten use to the extensive use of UUID | 02:56 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: are you able to alt-F2 ? | 02:56 |
Alumin | annienygma: not for a while, but I have used it extensively in the past | 02:56 |
annienygma | el_taco: Did you find it hard to learn? | 02:57 |
Alumin | compared to what? | 02:57 |
RyanPrior | Is there any FOSS program that has syntax and capabilities similar to Maple? | 02:57 |
danbhfive | toresn: i well, I would just use a scripting language to do what you want. like bash or perl | 02:57 |
el_taco | annienygma i've been using it off and on for 15years | 02:57 |
annienygma | Alumin: I heard it was one of the better IRC clients out there, so I d/l'ed a tutorial and gave it a try | 02:57 |
sapperjanko1 | gmcastil: so what would be the full command 2 make it 2 that folder... this is what i get with ls -l drwxr-xr-x 122 root bin 12288 2007-12-21 09:53 webmin-1.390 | 02:57 |
Jay955 | box comes up but it will not let me type in it | 02:57 |
annienygma | tonight, that is (grin) | 02:58 |
Alumin | that depends on your definition of better | 02:58 |
blbrown | I have a user I setup with so much mail that it crashes when I login. This is on a server. How can I manually delete the mail box | 02:58 |
gmcastil | RyanPrior: not really....but, you might try learning more about Python | 02:58 |
gmcastil | !python | 02:58 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about python - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 02:58 |
RyanPrior | gmcastil: I know some about Python. It's different though. :-) | 02:58 |
Scunizi | gmcastil, yea.. that's a new one. blkid works good for identification. Some things still work better with a label | 02:58 |
annienygma | It has a learning curve, for sure | 02:58 |
Alumin | annienygma: BX is basically EPIC with a bunch of functionality that EPIC would need scripts for, hardcoded into the client | 02:58 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: i forget which one is open, but try alt+ F3 thru F7 | 02:59 |
gmcastil | RyanPrior: there are extensive libraries for python that give much the same (if not better) power than maple or matlab | 02:59 |
Alumin | now, if you're going to use all those features, then that's a bonus because binary code is faster than scripts | 02:59 |
SpookyET | How do you remove a user from a group using the command line? | 02:59 |
el_taco | Alumin no it's ircii. | 02:59 |
Alumin | SpookyET: check out usermod | 02:59 |
sapperjanko1 | !chmod | 02:59 |
ubotu | An explanation of how files and directories are organized on Ubuntu, and how they can be manipulated, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxFilesystemTreeOverview | 02:59 |
Scunizi | Anyone know if a lot of fonts will slow some applications, like Inkscape, to a crawl when loading ? | 02:59 |
gmcastil | Scunizi: i understand the mentality behind it, i guess - i just don't necessarily agree with it | 02:59 |
Jay955 | ok | 02:59 |
RyanPrior | gmcastil: Can you suggest a good math library? | 02:59 |
SpookyET | Alumin: I did not see remove in it, only add | 02:59 |
gmcastil | RyanPrior: numpy is the standard | 02:59 |
Alumin | annienygma: if you're just getting started with a CLI client, I would check out irssi | 02:59 |
danbhfive | !equivalents | RyanPrior | 02:59 |
ubotu | RyanPrior: A comprehensive list of of Windows-equivalent applications in Linux can be found at http://www.linuxrsp.ru/win-lin-soft/table-eng.html and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WhatWindowsUsersWant | 02:59 |
Scunizi | gmcastil, I think it helped with a mix of ide and sata drives.. I"ve always had issues there. | 02:59 |
Alumin | SpookyET: you specify the new list of groups in its entirety, so you leave out the unwanted group | 03:00 |
gmcastil | RyanPrior: python + numphy + matplotlib >> Maple or Matlab | 03:00 |
SpookyET | Alumin: cool, thanks | 03:00 |
annienygma | Alumin: I have heard of it... is it any good? | 03:00 |
DurtDiggler | is there a reason why the ubuntu firefox's font is almost twice as big as every other browser's | 03:00 |
Jay955 | nothing happining | 03:00 |
gmcastil | Scunizi: yeah...i don't see anything inherently bad about it (as long as there is a way to read UUID info from the drive) | 03:00 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: ok, now login, and sudo nano /etc/fstab, and remove the line you added. | 03:01 |
Omlette | Because someone messed up, DurtDiggler. | 03:01 |
el_taco | DurtDiggler have you installed the windows fonts? | 03:01 |
DurtDiggler | well Im jsut lookin at the live cd | 03:01 |
gmcastil | Scunizi: what worries me is if I need to modify the boot params or want to point to a different / fs | 03:01 |
DurtDiggler | just thought Ide check it out | 03:01 |
Jay955 | 1 sec | 03:01 |
DurtDiggler | and I design websites | 03:01 |
DurtDiggler | and was quite disappointed | 03:01 |
gmcastil | el_taco: windows fonts? | 03:01 |
Alumin | annienygma: I like it :p | 03:02 |
jack-desktop | nemilar, i know you didn't do it on purpose but "jackfusion" was the one asking to ask. | 03:02 |
DurtDiggler | my sites use arial too | 03:02 |
Alumin | BX is friendlier out of the box because it's got a good color setup | 03:02 |
nicko | dam to many tools | 03:02 |
annienygma | Alumin: I'll have to give it a whirl then :D | 03:02 |
nicko | nice baby | 03:02 |
Scunizi | gmcastil, a different / fs should have it's own uuid anyway.. so maybe not such a big thing afterall. | 03:02 |
Alumin | also it uses the ircII/EPIC scripting language, so there's a large pool of prior work done there | 03:02 |
nicko | cool | 03:02 |
gmcastil | Scunizi: right...but, how do i know what it is? | 03:02 |
Alumin | on the other hand, irssi uses perl to script, so there's some libraries available for that I hear :P | 03:03 |
Scunizi | annienygma, irssi and screen once you get use to it can really rock.. | 03:03 |
annienygma | gmcastil: You can install Windows fonts on ubuntu... do a google on medibuntu and you will find tutorials on it | 03:03 |
nemilar | jack-desktop: oh true...my bad. darn nick-completion | 03:03 |
el_taco | gmcastil the ones installed with medibuntu | 03:03 |
annienygma | gmcastil: also tutorials on playing DVDs and mp3s and stuff... | 03:03 |
smallfoot- | does anyone use ubuntu on a 386? | 03:03 |
Scunizi | gmcastil, blkid from the terminal will discover mounted partitions. | 03:03 |
gmcastil | el_taco: is that just another package? | 03:03 |
Alumin | irssi has much better support for multiple concurrent network connections, if you're into that | 03:03 |
wers | can I have tabs in abiword? | 03:03 |
Scunizi | smallfoot-, if they do it's probably with xubuntu | 03:03 |
el_taco | gmcastil www.medibuntu.org | 03:04 |
nicko | go to youtube.com to watch tutorials | 03:04 |
wers | i don't want my docs in separate windows | 03:04 |
Alumin | that's the main reason I switched from BX to irssi | 03:04 |
annienygma | Scunizi: Can u install using synaptic? | 03:04 |
Scunizi | annienygma, sure.. sudo apt-get install irssi or synaptic.. both work fine | 03:04 |
Alumin | of course, I've since left the CLI IRC world completely...I'm a loyal KVirc user now :) | 03:04 |
gmcastil | el_taco: reading...so..medibuntu is just a repository that isn't included by default in sources.lst? | 03:04 |
el_taco | gmcastil correct | 03:05 |
mouseboyx | Why doesn't dell sell the cheap laptops with ubuntu, so that i don't have to pay for windows vista? | 03:05 |
annienygma | thx, el_taco my brain went south and couldn't think of the site | 03:05 |
solexious | [Q] Hello all, how can I set up samba so any one on the network can connect and edit etc with out a password or settng up users? | 03:05 |
el_taco | mouseboyx how cheap are you talking? cause $600 is pretty cheap | 03:05 |
gvsa123 | any ideas why the ubuntu side on a p2p connection via crossover cables to an xp machine is slow on the initial access of shared folders on xp? after that, everything is pretty much the okay already. | 03:05 |
gmcastil | el_taco: ah...was wondering how they did this stuff....i figured stuff like codecs and crap was in the multiverse repo | 03:05 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: are you having any luck? | 03:05 |
gmcastil | solexious: why would you do that? | 03:05 |
annienygma | mouseboyx: those lappies Dell is selling are pretty cheap! Cost less than the same machine with Windoze | 03:06 |
mouseboyx | Where? | 03:06 |
Gman99999 | Hey is there anyone that can help me resolve a WUSB54G V.4 Issue? I need to black list some modules from loading at start up or find a proper driver that works | 03:06 |
smallfoot- | Scunizi, then why is ubuntu released as compiled i386 instead of i486 or i586 or even i686? | 03:06 |
mouseboyx | The $399 one comes with windows vista annienygma | 03:06 |
Lokii- | !pastebin | 03:06 |
Lokii- | !paste | 03:06 |
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) | 03:06 |
Scunizi | annienygma, mouseboyx I got a 1400 for my wife for xmas. Works good. | 03:06 |
annienygma | solexious: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605 That should help | 03:06 |
solexious | gmcastil: as i want it to be acsessable to any one | 03:07 |
gmcastil | solexious: define 'accessible' | 03:07 |
solexious | annie: that doesnt cover this setup | 03:07 |
annienygma | Scunizi : I want one! I had already bought this one when I heard Dell was selling them... but my next lappie will be an Ubuntu Dell! | 03:07 |
Scunizi | smallfoot-, the numbering does not really represent a 386 processor. The kernel recognized the chip and uses the appropriate "stuff" for the lack of a better word. | 03:07 |
gmcastil | annienygma: get a thinkpad....much better than the dell's | 03:07 |
el_taco | solexious allow guest? | 03:07 |
annienygma | solexious : sorry | 03:07 |
solexious | gm: read and write | 03:07 |
gmcastil | solexious: good lord don't do that...use ssh | 03:08 |
solexious | anne: ty tho :) | 03:08 |
mouseboyx | http://www.dell.com/content/products/category.aspx/vostronb?c=us&cs=04&l=en&s=bsd only comes with windows | 03:08 |
Alumin | gmcastil: amen | 03:08 |
annienygma | gmcastil : they run Redhat - I much prefer ubuntu | 03:08 |
mouseboyx | http://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?c=us&cs=04&kc=6W300&l=en&oc=bqcwi1s&s=bsd < this one should come with ubuntu... | 03:08 |
Jay955 | <overcluckerLIMBO> i will have to re-install it it will not let me do anything | 03:08 |
annienygma | gmcastil: redhat and I have never gotten along for some reason (shrugs) | 03:08 |
gmcastil | annienygma: my thinkpad came with vista....was gone in 30 sec | 03:08 |
solexious | gm: im not allowing acsess to any more than one emty folder | 03:08 |
Alumin | Thinkpads rule | 03:08 |
Scunizi | annienygma, mouseboyx check out http://www.linux-on-laptops.com/hosted/Dell-Vostro-1400-Ubuntu-Gutsy.html | 03:08 |
gmcastil | solexious: /etc <--- not an empty folder | 03:09 |
Alumin | yeah, mine came with 2000 but... :) | 03:09 |
gmcastil | solexious: folder == directory | 03:09 |
overcluckerLIMBO | Jay955: from grub, there is a recovery console, or should be | 03:09 |
solexious | gm: i never said /ect ... | 03:09 |
annienygma | gmcastil: how did it work with the modem? Did it recognise it? | 03:09 |
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gmcastil | annienygma: recognizes everything perfectly....modem support is a non issue - the 8250 and 16550 UART haven't changed in years | 03:09 |
mouseboyx | Works OUt of the box? Dell Wireless 1390 802.11g Wi-Fi Mini Card | 03:10 |
Alumin | annienygma: what you can do, if you want to be sure, is boot it up in RH and make a note of all the drivers used for the hardware | 03:10 |
gmcastil | solexious: the solution is still SSH | 03:10 |
Alumin | then just install those drivers when you install whatever other distro you install | 03:10 |
Jay955 | ok i will work on it and let you know what happens | 03:10 |
Jay955 | thanks for all your help :) | 03:10 |
cry01 | any expert here that would be willing to help me out with some problems I am having in getting my nova-s working? :/ im about to give up, i tried just about everything | 03:10 |
anathematic | how do i set permissions for all the sub directories in a main directly? (without applying same permissions to files int here as well) | 03:10 |
solexious | gm: i dont see why, i want to use the inbult windows network to share space on my ubuntu box | 03:10 |
Alumin | I just like the Thinkpads because they're super sturdy...plus they have the ThinkLight which is surprisingly useful | 03:10 |
solexious | ssh is not the answer | 03:10 |
annienygma | gmcastil: good | 03:11 |
Alumin | and the mount thing on top to connect external stuff like webcams | 03:11 |
norv | solexious: samba is the answer iff you must share with windows | 03:11 |
gmcastil | solexious: i misunderstood...thought you were trying to share /etc | 03:11 |
annienygma | Good point, Alumin ... | 03:11 |
annienygma | Alumin: what is a thinklight? | 03:11 |
norv | otherwise, ssh is always the best choice because it's 2 for 1.. you get file sharing and a way to login | 03:12 |
el_taco | anathematic find . -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \; | 03:12 |
Alumin | they have this little LED light on the inside lip of the top of the screen | 03:12 |
solexious | gm: lol, no, just an empty folder that can be used to store stuff, hence samba for windows users | 03:12 |
Alumin | you hit a key and it turns on and shines down on the keyboard | 03:12 |
anathematic | thanks el_taco :) | 03:12 |
Mr-LonelY | hi...every time i want install tomcat5.5-webapps in gutsy..i got same error | 03:12 |
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gmcastil | solexious: ah....there are about a million samba walkthroughs out there, i'd try asking google | 03:12 |
gmcastil | Mr-LonelY: pastebin...please | 03:12 |
annienygma | Alumin : sounds nice. What are they going for these days? Last I checked they were around a grand | 03:12 |
Alumin | that, I have NFI | 03:13 |
gmcastil | annienygma: mine was 1400...with 4 GB of ram | 03:13 |
humblerodent | Is anybody here very good at knowing about DNS record types? | 03:13 |
Alumin | I still have my old T23 from back in the day | 03:13 |
solexious | gm: ive read about 1/2 of them ;) found one before but cant find it now :( | 03:13 |
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solexious | *that shows how to do this* | 03:13 |
xpl | hello | 03:13 |
xpl | I have i little problem that is as the time passes becoming a big one | 03:14 |
annienygma | gmcastil : 4GB -- sweet! Was that stock or did you upgrade? | 03:14 |
Alumin | xpl: better get to the gynecologist soon, then :P | 03:14 |
gmcastil | annienygma: don't buy it stock...buy a 1gb stock, then buy 4gb from newegg | 03:14 |
xpl | no really its kinda wierd | 03:14 |
Mr-LonelY | my connection here is s**t | 03:14 |
mouseboyx | Dell Wireless 1390 << ndiswrapper? | 03:14 |
xpl | i have a laptop, hp compaq nx6110 | 03:15 |
gmcastil | mouseboyx: lspci? | 03:15 |
xpl | and i want to install linux on it | 03:15 |
Alumin | man, if I had 4GB of RAM | 03:15 |
gmcastil | omg | 03:15 |
Alumin | nice | 03:15 |
gmcastil | where do these people come from | 03:15 |
gmcastil | Alumin: yeah...its fast | 03:15 |
Alumin | Romania mostly | 03:16 |
gmcastil | Alumin: i can build a kernel in about 3 min...including modules | 03:16 |
annienygma | I've got 2GB on my desktop, but only 750MB on this lappie | 03:16 |
cry01 | any expert here that would be willing to help me out with some problems I am having in getting my nova-s working? :/ | 03:16 |
FloodBot3 | NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now. | 03:16 |
Alumin | no offense to any non-script-kiddie Romanians in channel | 03:16 |
cry01 | any expert here that would be willing to help me out with some problems I am having in getting my nova-s working? :/ | 03:16 |
Mr-LonelY | gmcastil: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54276/ | 03:16 |
gmcastil | Alumin: yeah...this is gay as shit... | 03:16 |
mouseboyx | i | 03:16 |
Alumin | anyway, where was I | 03:16 |
Alumin | if I had 4GB of RAM | 03:16 |
gmcastil | wow...someone actually used the pastebin...thanks | 03:16 |
Alumin | I'd be like | 03:16 |
gmcastil | Alumin: its pretty rad | 03:17 |
Mr-LonelY | gmcastil: all ready use dpkg --configure -a | 03:17 |
Alumin | what up Unreal Tournament 2004 memory-resident! | 03:17 |
mercury_1900 | is there a channel for networking problems? | 03:17 |
gmcastil | Alumin: i gave up playing video games | 03:17 |
annienygma | I've got 2Gb on my desktop, but only 750M on this lappie | 03:17 |
gmcastil | mercury_1900: depends on the problem | 03:17 |
Alumin | mercury_1900: I think there's #networking actually | 03:17 |
norv | I've a system with only 2GB HD | 03:17 |
Alumin | or is that on OFTC | 03:17 |
coldboot|home | Why does ubuntu not ask you any questions when installing programs like Debian used to? | 03:17 |
norv | To think it's actually modern | 03:17 |
annienygma | debating on a new video card for the desktop or more RAM for the lappie -- can't afford both :( | 03:17 |
coldboot|home | Debian would ask so many questions to configure programs you installed. | 03:17 |
gmcastil | coldboot|home: probably auto-detects a lot of it | 03:17 |
Alumin | coldboot|home: dpkg-reconfigure debconf | 03:18 |
el_taco | norv e3pc? | 03:18 |
gmcastil | annienygma: more memory | 03:18 |
Alumin | set the priority lower | 03:18 |
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norv | el_taco: yes | 03:18 |
annienygma | norv: that's one small hard drive. What os do you run? | 03:18 |
Mr-LonelY | gmcastil: last time i'm using feisty | 03:18 |
el_taco | norv i'm close to getting the 4g but I want the 8g with the PCIe memory | 03:18 |
Alumin | coldboot|home: if you want the questions during the OS install, you can pass a kernel environment variable | 03:18 |
coldboot|home | Alumin: Ah, thanks | 03:18 |
Mr-LonelY | gmcastil: last time i'm using feisty..no problem at all.. | 03:18 |
annienygma | gmcastil: yeah, but the onboard video on that desktop really stinks! | 03:19 |
coldboot|home | Alumin: I'm just trying to get AFS setup... | 03:19 |
norv | annienygma: Kubuntu (really xubuntu switched to Kubuntu) | 03:19 |
Alumin | like say at the installer bootloader prompt you type "install" because that's the "kernel image name" | 03:19 |
norv | el_taco: wait, is 4gb the lowest model? | 03:19 |
el_taco | 2g is the lowest model | 03:19 |
baal | hi im running mythbuntu when it starts up the x menu is still apearing at the top of the screen is there some way of making that disapear | 03:19 |
Alumin | you can type "DEBCONF_PRIORITY=low install" | 03:19 |
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iKap | wtf | 03:19 |
coldboot|home | Wow that was fast. | 03:19 |
iKap | get a life u f**king pathetic asses | 03:19 |
PriceChild | !feedingthetroll | iKap | 03:20 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about feedingthetroll - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 03:20 |
emgent | PriceChild, ++ | 03:20 |
PriceChild | gah | 03:20 |
cellofellow | !botsnack | 03:20 |
PriceChild | !feedthetroll | 03:20 |
ubotu | Yum! Err, I mean, APT! | 03:20 |
ubotu | The above mess was caused by someone who thought it was funny (they're gone now). Please ignore it completely, since discussing it and making a fuss will only make them think they've reached their "fun" goal. | 03:20 |
el_taco | norv i'm concerned that the screen will be too annoying to me | 03:20 |
ToddEDM | hey how do i make a shortcut on my desktop to a program that i have to start in the terminal | 03:20 |
norv | el_taco: err, the screen isn't the problem | 03:20 |
baal | gees what was that all about ? | 03:20 |
iKap | yeah | 03:20 |
iKap | anwyayyyyyyyy | 03:20 |
iKap | anywayyyyy* | 03:20 |
Mr-LonelY | anyone can help me.. | 03:21 |
norv | el_taco: graphics are actually quite commendable, Compiz works quite fast (though the memory cost...) | 03:21 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: edit the launcher and put it as a "Terminal" program. | 03:21 |
cellofellow | norv: compiz on an Eee? | 03:21 |
TallMike | Hey. | 03:21 |
ToddEDM | cellofellow: you might have guessed.. im a newb | 03:21 |
baal | hi im running mythbuntu when it starts up the x menu is still apearing at the top of the screen is there some way of making that disapear | 03:21 |
Scunizi | Can anyone recommend a decent font viewer? One hopefully where I can just arrow down and view the font> | 03:21 |
TallMike | This is my first time trying out Ubuntu, it's pretty awesome. | 03:21 |
norv | el_taco: the keyboard is where the real usability hits, as if you touch type it is hard to get used to it | 03:21 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: let me check the exact proceedure. | 03:21 |
RyanPrior | I asked a second ago whether there's a FOSS program similar to Maple, and I found wxMaxima, an excellent GUI to the GPL Maxima algebra system. If anybody asks in the future, please point them to it. It's awesome. :-) | 03:21 |
iKap | !feed troll princechild | 03:21 |
Scunizi | TallMike, I can see you getting taller from here :) | 03:22 |
iKap | lmao nvm | 03:22 |
PriceChild | !botabuse | iKap | 03:22 |
ubotu | iKap: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (type also /msg ubotu Bot). Don't use commands in the public channels if you don't know if they really exist. Also avoid adding joke/useless factoids. | 03:22 |
iKap | lol | 03:22 |
norv | cellofellow: yes, it has intel integrated graphics, which is the only HW video that has not at some point failed me | 03:22 |
alsadk | how can i marage tow partitions with gparted | 03:22 |
alsadk | ? | 03:22 |
TallMike | Haha. | 03:22 |
RyanPrior | alsadk: Tow partitions? | 03:22 |
PriceChild | iKap, it needs no response. We need no "lol". This channel is ubuntu support only. This does not require a response either. | 03:22 |
alsadk | yes | 03:22 |
el_taco | norv you have the 2g? | 03:23 |
* mneptok watches PriceChild's 8K pound hint sail overhead | 03:23 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: turns out to be a bit trickier than I thought. (Was easier in XFCE than GNOME, but I keep forgetting that I liked that desktop better.) | 03:23 |
TallMike | I could use some support, I'm trying to install a mud client I downloaded, how can I use the Add/Remove for it? Or that only works with things already listed? | 03:23 |
iKap | PriceChild, thanks for your concern.. now go watch tv or something. thank you! | 03:23 |
Mr__ | Anyone will to give a quick review and or objective glance at my ubuntu website to help tell me what i'm missing or different ideas? | 03:23 |
norv | el_taco: right | 03:23 |
ToddEDM | ohhh great | 03:23 |
mneptok | too late | 03:23 |
Mr__ | will=willing | 03:23 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: Applications -> Acessories -> Terminal | 03:23 |
cry01 | i'm having trouble getting my dvb card working. anyone can help me out? | 03:24 |
cellofellow | TallMike: try tf | 03:24 |
norv | el_taco: I also have a 4Gb (i think bits) card | 03:24 |
Mr-LonelY | seem no one can help me solve my prob | 03:24 |
TallMike | tf? | 03:24 |
baal | is there someway of stopping the application bar from apearing on top of mythtv | 03:24 |
ToddEDM | terminal is up | 03:24 |
cellofellow | TallMike: TinyFugue is a MUD client. | 03:24 |
norv | el_taco: but that'll only add half a gig, right? | 03:24 |
el_taco | norv 4gb SD card/ | 03:24 |
el_taco | ? | 03:24 |
TallMike | Oh! Let me do a search for it, thanks. | 03:24 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: cd Desktop/; ls | 03:24 |
norv | el_taco: yes | 03:25 |
Scunizi | TallMike, not sure what mud client is but cellofellow is probably pointing you to one that is in "System/Admin/Synaptic" | 03:25 |
ToddEDM | ok | 03:25 |
el_taco | Scunizi multi-user-dungeon | 03:25 |
sapperjanko1 | im tryin to change permissions here, but comes up with Operation not permitted... how can i make a user using the sudo command... this is what im tryin atm; sudo chmod o+wx /var/www | 03:25 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: Launcher files are *.desktop. They are similarish to *.lnk files in Windoze. | 03:25 |
Scunizi | el_taco, ah.. ok | 03:25 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: Open one with gedit thefile.desktop | 03:26 |
sapperjanko1 | but if i try without sudo comes up not permitted | 03:26 |
kelvinator | Please forgive me if this questions has been answered before ... I have been googling this for weeks without results ... I have a desktop with a Suse distribution. I would like to replace this with ubuntu, but I am attempting to keep the contents of /home while migrating to ubuntu 7.10. Is this possible? | 03:26 |
norv | Scunizi: TallMike: MUD is a multi user dungeon, a type of old online game. clients give you a better interface | 03:26 |
ToddEDM | how do i make a launcher file? | 03:26 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: they are just text files. | 03:26 |
ToddEDM | i right clicked the desktop and making one | 03:26 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: you can drag and drop them from the menu or panel to the desktop. | 03:26 |
Mr-LonelY | sapperjanko1: try add user in /etc/sudoers | 03:26 |
gmcastil | ToddEDM: text editor | 03:26 |
Scunizi | kelvinator, sure if your /home is in a seperate partition.. if it isn't then you need to do that first. | 03:26 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: that works too. | 03:27 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: There is a line in it that should read "Terminal=false", change it to "true". | 03:27 |
foibles | i cant eject my cd tray | 03:27 |
cjones | how do i make it so numlock is on by default | 03:27 |
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ToddEDM | ok, in command, do i just put the command i would put in the term. | 03:27 |
baal | ok great just ignore me .. ill try getting some help from freenode | 03:27 |
foibles | it says a program is using it | 03:27 |
sapperjanko1 | Mr-LonelY: and how is that done now :S:S | 03:27 |
foibles | can i somehow override this? | 03:27 |
PriceChild | !patience | baal | 03:27 |
ubotu | baal: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines | 03:27 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: yeah, that's Exec=command | 03:27 |
alsadk | i have two partitions i want to marage them by gparted so any one know how? | 03:28 |
gmcastil | alsadk: try just using fdisk | 03:28 |
cellofellow | alsadk: backup the latter one, delete it, extend the first, restore backup. | 03:28 |
Scunizi | baal, that might be a mythtv channel support question. | 03:28 |
gmcastil | alsadk: oh...you're trying to merge them? | 03:28 |
alsadk | yes | 03:28 |
norv | foibles: close anything that might still have it opened. otherwise use the "hard" eject button | 03:29 |
TallMike | Norv: I know what they are, I'm just trying to find a good program to run them with in Ubuntu. | 03:29 |
ozzloy | when i print, i get two icons for the print job. i think this might be because i upgraded from 7.04 to 7.10. how do i fix it? | 03:29 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: working out? | 03:29 |
gmcastil | alsadk: then, backup one, delete it, then resize the other one | 03:29 |
foibles | norv, it says that when i use hard eject as well | 03:29 |
norv | foibles: oh right, try to unmount it | 03:29 |
ToddEDM | cellofellow: its just asking me for COMMAND.. then there is a field to type in something | 03:29 |
foibles | im not sure what program is blocking it | 03:29 |
ozzloy | so there's only one print job icon in the notification area? | 03:29 |
nemilar | Is there any GUI program for mapping mouse buttons? | 03:29 |
L0L | sapperjanko1: sudo nano /etc/sudoers >> add name user below user privilege | 03:29 |
norv | foibles: errm, hard eject as in the 'pinhole'? | 03:29 |
Jangari | anyone know if sox can concatenate more than 32 files in one hit? | 03:30 |
cjones | how do i make it so numlock is on by default | 03:30 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: ah, here's the easy way. Right click the desktop, create launcher. There is a drop-down box that says Application, in there select Terminal Application. | 03:30 |
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foibles | norv, "device is busy" | 03:30 |
fprintf | Bummer about the flash install being broken. You guys must be getting hammered w/ questions to make it the #topic. | 03:30 |
foibles | i dont want to hvae to restart x for something simple like this | 03:30 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: then there is Name, Command, and Comment boxes. | 03:30 |
ToddEDM | nice... | 03:30 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: and you can click the icon to change it. | 03:30 |
norv | foibles: yeah, I used to have a customized version of slay for that very reason | 03:30 |
my-people | sapperjanko1: more detail use man sudoers | 03:31 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , i am useing live cd right now | 03:31 |
ToddEDM | when i type in googleearth, it automatically changed the icon, cool | 03:31 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: for some reason I thought you wanted to terminal-ize an already existing launcher. | 03:31 |
cjones | how do i make it so numlock is on by default when i start or reboot the box ? | 03:31 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , whats the possible choices? | 03:32 |
cellofellow | alsadk: for what? | 03:32 |
Scunizi | cjones, numlockx in synaptic | 03:32 |
ToddEDM | YES it worked, thank you very much cellofellow | 03:32 |
cellofellow | ToddEDM: you are welcome :) | 03:32 |
Scunizi | cjones, at least searching numlock in synaptic comes up with it. Looks right. | 03:32 |
cjones | scunizi so can i apt-get it ? | 03:32 |
Scunizi | cjones, should be able to. | 03:33 |
gmcastil | alsadk: it could be tricky...dunno if the livecd has the right tool on it | 03:33 |
cjones | scunizi thanks | 03:33 |
nemilar | I think there's a setting in the Admin panels somewhere for numlock, cjones | 03:33 |
Scunizi | cjones, np | 03:33 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , for marage two partisions | 03:33 |
gmcastil | brb | 03:33 |
cellofellow | alsadk: you can't do that really, afaik. | 03:33 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow ,whats that tool | 03:34 |
cellofellow | alsadk: you can delete the latter one, and then resize the former to fill the gap. | 03:34 |
yanger | not sure if it's the right place to ask, but.. i'm a ubuntu user :D trying to edit a js file located in a folder that was created with firefox (using the save-as) using gedit... normally, files open fast, but this 21k js file takes a few minutes... is there a reason why it takes so long? | 03:34 |
Scunizi | Font Viewer.. any recommendations? | 03:34 |
cellofellow | alsadk: just use gparted, I never figured out fdisk. | 03:34 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , i can not do it | 03:34 |
norv | yanger: that's strange, and even if it's not located on the network I've had lots of "IO Freezes" | 03:35 |
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alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , i deleted both partisions | 03:35 |
norv | yanger: never minutes, though, even with full RAM | 03:35 |
yanger | norv, eh? | 03:35 |
cellofellow | alsadk: make a new one then | 03:36 |
Scunizi | norv, me too | 03:36 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , but i can't increase one of them more than | 03:36 |
yanger | no i/o errors here... | 03:36 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow ,? | 03:36 |
el_taco | yanger might be a character set problem. what happens when you open it with nano? | 03:36 |
cellofellow | alsadk: there may be a strange order of the /dev numbers. There is a fdisk trick I used once or twice that fixes that but I forget. | 03:36 |
cellofellow | alsadk: involves expert mode | 03:37 |
yanger | el_taco, a few seconds | 03:37 |
yanger | welll.. not even | 03:37 |
norv | yanger: freezes, as a file open from a hard disk just stalls | 03:37 |
norv | then it's a problem with char sets, or gedit | 03:37 |
yanger | so it maybe just a char set | 03:37 |
yanger | oh... *smacks head* the coloring format i bet | 03:37 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , i want to install ubuntu | 03:37 |
yanger | it is 21k... :| | 03:37 |
TallMike | Is there a place on the website to show you how to install things if you can't use add/remove? | 03:38 |
bruenig | TallMike, man apt | 03:38 |
cellofellow | alsadk: you didn't just nuke a Windows install you wanted to keep? | 03:38 |
tehmass | wuts the extenstion you are trying to install? | 03:38 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , give me a keyword for search | 03:38 |
Scunizi | how do you use the command line to start a .jar program? | 03:38 |
cellofellow | TallMike: You hve no sudo rights? | 03:38 |
bruenig | Scunizi, java -jar whatever.jar | 03:38 |
jrib | Scunizi: java -jar file.jar | 03:38 |
gmcastil | alsadk: try the keyword 'ubuntu' | 03:38 |
Scunizi | thanks | 03:39 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , i didn't have any os right now | 03:39 |
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gmcastil | alsadk: you can install from the livecd | 03:39 |
cellofellow | alsadk: you should have at least two, preferably three partitions. | 03:39 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , i leaved win for now unless | 03:39 |
el_taco | alsadk if you are looking to dual boot windows needs to be installed first. | 03:40 |
cellofellow | TallMike: If you do not have root rights you need to install software in your home directory. | 03:40 |
gmcastil | el_taco: someone just shot their foot off | 03:40 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , i know about installing i want to increase the partision | 03:40 |
tehmass | anyone have problems with mplayer? with a error MODULE 6 | 03:40 |
techgeek40 | Good Evening | 03:40 |
techgeek40 | All | 03:40 |
chimx | I just installed ubuntu 7.10, and Flash will not install correctly. Can anyone help me? | 03:41 |
alsadk | el_taco i don't want win just linux | 03:41 |
tritium | chimx: from the topic. /msg ubotu flashissues | 03:41 |
Scunizi | !flash | chimx | 03:41 |
ubotu | chimx: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash (for !Dapper and !Edgy, a recent version is available in !backports) - See also !Restricted and !Gnash - The Flash package is currently BROKEN, see « /msg ubotu FlashIssues » | 03:41 |
techgeek40 | techmass: mplayer? with a error MODULE 6 | 03:41 |
gmcastil | alsadk: then....install ubuntu from the livecd | 03:41 |
techgeek40 | tehmass: try http://www.debianadmin.com/install-mplayer-ubuntu.html | 03:41 |
chimx | I've installed restricted packages | 03:42 |
el_taco | alsadk during install it asks if you wish to use the entire disk. | 03:42 |
chimx | and that doesn't work | 03:42 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , i want to increase the size of partition before install | 03:42 |
chimx | I've tried Adobe's flash installer | 03:42 |
chimx | I've tried gnash | 03:42 |
gmcastil | alsadk: you will have a really difficult time doing that, i think | 03:42 |
homecable | how should i part a shell server ? | 03:42 |
chimx | Gnash almost worked, in that flash was working -- but it was all messed up | 03:42 |
gmcastil | alsadk: how large are your partitions? | 03:42 |
Scunizi | Anyone looking for a font viewer... Opcion works well. | 03:42 |
homecable | muti user box | 03:42 |
chimx | i had to uninstall it | 03:42 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , about 2900 | 03:43 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , MB | 03:43 |
cjones | where can i find the "stoped jobs" | 03:43 |
techgeek40 | chimx: try http://www.lazytechguy.com/2008/01/installing-flash-plugin-in-firefox-on.html | 03:44 |
techgeek40 | It's designed for Gutsy | 03:44 |
gmcastil | alsadk: You aren't really making a lot of sense, so until you can clearly tell us the size of your hard drive, the number of partitions, and what size each is, no one can help you. | 03:44 |
homecable | is /home a primary or logical part ? | 03:44 |
NICOI69 | how can i get VMWARE to work on my computer i keep getting a i386 error | 03:44 |
techgeek40 | Homecable: Primary | 03:45 |
gmcastil | homecable: its none of those - its a mount point | 03:45 |
tehmass | NICOI69: are u running a i386 distro? | 03:45 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow el_cato, i want to increase partition for additional apps after installing ubuntu | 03:45 |
cjones | when i try to get out of su by typing exit it says there are stoped jobs wher do i find the stoped jobs | 03:45 |
NICOI69 | i have no idea im pretty new to linux | 03:45 |
tehmass | what distro r u using? | 03:45 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , ok let may try to put info | 03:45 |
cjones | ubuntu | 03:45 |
tehmass | well of course :D | 03:45 |
tehmass | lol | 03:45 |
NICOI69 | im using unbuntu 7.10 | 03:45 |
NICOI69 | ubuntu* | 03:46 |
tehmass | well did u download the x86 or amd | 03:46 |
Tuari | !gparted | alsadk | 03:46 |
ubotu | alsadk: GParted is a !GUI partitioning program. Type « sudo apt-get install gparted » in a console to install it - A GParted "live" CD is available at http://gparted-livecd.tuxfamily.org/ | 03:46 |
drusepth | I just compiled pidgin from source from my desktop (ubuntu gutsy), and it runs fine as long as I go to the folder on my desktop and type ./pidgin - but I want to install an addon now so I go to where I extracted the source and do the ./configure, but it doesn't find pidgin because it's on my desktop instead of /usr/bin or wherever.. Can I just symlink there, or do I need to move everything there, or recompile there? | 03:46 |
gmcastil | OMG | 03:46 |
NICOI69 | ^not sure lol | 03:46 |
tehmass | you need to find out :P | 03:46 |
cjones | ubuntu | 03:46 |
cjones | when i try to get out of su by typing exit it says there are stoped jobs wher do i find the stoped jobs | 03:46 |
NICOI69 | how do i do that | 03:46 |
tehmass | look at the file you downloaded | 03:46 |
techgeek40 | Nicoi69: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=671802 | 03:46 |
mnemonica | Hey. After I installed a wacom graphire4 tablet, my synaptics touchpad vert scrolled stopped working. Help? | 03:46 |
NICOI69 | looking now brb ty | 03:47 |
el_taco | alsadk you need the root partition and swap. swap should be 2x your ram. other than that use what you want. | 03:47 |
ridge-meister | is there a channel for Open Office? i have a Spreadsheet question | 03:47 |
techgeek40 | mnemonica: are you also using a USB wireless mouse? | 03:47 |
alsadk | tuari i can not increase partition with it | 03:47 |
techgeek40 | ridge-meister: What's the question - I use both open office and MS Excel | 03:47 |
compy | im trying to install firefox on 64 bit w/ flash and i need to do this output it to our rc file | 03:48 |
compy | with this /etc/pango32/pangorc | 03:48 |
mnemonica | No... I'm using the touchpad on my laptop | 03:48 |
compy | anyone know what im taking about how to do that? | 03:48 |
cellofellow | TallMike: to install TinyFugue, run `sudo apt-get install tf` in a terminal. | 03:48 |
ridge-meister | techgeek40: i need a way to total the values in a column without knowing in advance how many rows will have data | 03:48 |
nickrud | lag sucks | 03:48 |
cjones | when i logout of root by typing "exit" it says there are stoped jobs how do i find out what jobs are stoped | 03:49 |
gmcastil | cjones: man ps | 03:49 |
mnemonica | techgeek40: No, I'm using the touchpad on my laptop... It has a Vertical scroll on the sides. The mouse on the wacom tablet works perfectly. But the touchpad's scroll does work at all. It worked before I installed the graphire4 tablet. | 03:49 |
nickrud | cjones: type jobs in the terminal | 03:49 |
cjones | thanks | 03:49 |
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Ububegin | can any of u guys, pass my the startup script for Apache 2.0 | 03:49 |
cellofellow | mnemonica: check the synaptics settings in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, and man synaptics for info. | 03:49 |
techgeek40 | in the last column that you want info in type sum=(a1+d1) basically - you put the value in the first cell ---- highlight the last cell and type sum= then left click on the first cell and then highlight the remaining cells you think you will use | 03:50 |
techgeek40 | hey nickrude | 03:50 |
techgeek40 | mnemonica: let me look | 03:50 |
TallMike | CellofEllow: It tells me it can't find the package. | 03:50 |
ridge-meister | techgeek40: appreciate the help, but that's not what i am looking for :/ | 03:50 |
compy | anyone know why i would get a permissions denied thing when i type this command | 03:50 |
compy | sudo mkdir -p /etc/pango32 | 03:50 |
compy | sudo echo " [Pango] | 03:50 |
compy | > ModuleFiles=/etc/pango32/pango.modules | 03:50 |
compy | > [PangoX] | 03:50 |
compy | > AliasFiles=/etc/pango/pangox.aliases " > /etc/pango32/pangorc | 03:50 |
FloodBot3 | compy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 03:50 |
compy | oops sorry ^^^^^^ | 03:51 |
techgeek40 | compy type sudo su - enter then a password for root | 03:51 |
nickrud | Ububegin: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54279/ , specific to the apache as released in ubuntu | 03:51 |
compy | techgeek40, i tried that | 03:51 |
crdlb | techgeek40: sudo -i, not sudo su | 03:51 |
mnemonica | techgeek40: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54280/ | 03:51 |
el_taco | or sudo -s | 03:51 |
mnemonica | cellofellow: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54280/ | 03:51 |
nickrud | techgeek40: hey back (and I try hard to not be rude ;) | 03:51 |
ridge-meister | techgeek40: what i need is to have a value at the top of the column that is the sum of all the values in the cells below in that column....that way i can continue adding rows of new data and the sum will adjust on its own | 03:51 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , Hdd =80GB ,5.19GB ext3, unlocated 1019,78 MB & 7.84MB & 2.90GB, ntfs 64.37GB, ext3 101.94MB,swap 1GB | 03:51 |
techgeek40 | heheh sorry - I just use the sudo su - makes life a tad simpler for me - my apologies | 03:51 |
norv | compy: crdlb: errm, sudo not working either means a corrupt sudoers or your user isn't admin | 03:52 |
el_taco | alsadk how much ram do you have? | 03:52 |
compy | ok | 03:52 |
gmcastil | alsadk: pastebin the output of fdisk | 03:52 |
gmcastil | !pastebin > alsadk | 03:52 |
norv | techgeek40: su makes it a tad simpler for me, IMO it's always nice to have root available (because it's available at reboot anyway) | 03:52 |
techgeek40 | ridge: then do sum=(a1)+(a1000) or higher - that way as you're adding cells it will climb | 03:52 |
compy | no i am root in terminal and get this -bash: /etc/pango32/pangorc: Permission denied | 03:52 |
Cpudan80 | then you are not root | 03:53 |
compy | root@compya:~# | 03:53 |
Cpudan80 | There *is* no root | 03:53 |
techgeek40 | or a1+z1000 - which ever way you're going | 03:53 |
compy | i seem to be | 03:53 |
ComputerHermit | lol | 03:53 |
alsadk | el_cato 192 | 03:53 |
Cpudan80 | compy: How did you log in as root? | 03:53 |
compy | ok im confused | 03:53 |
compy | i su -i | 03:53 |
compy | like you guys said lol | 03:53 |
crdlb | norv: yes I know that, I was just advising him not to recommenc 'sudo su' (which is completely evil) | 03:53 |
gmcastil | Cpudan80: sudo bash | 03:53 |
techgeek40 | <---woke up confused this morning | 03:53 |
nickrud | compy: if you're already root, you don't need the sudo echo. And sudo echo doesn't work, anyway | 03:53 |
Cpudan80 | gmcastil: bad! | 03:53 |
Cpudan80 | sudo -i | 03:53 |
cellofellow | mnemonica: look for stuff about vscroll in the 'man synaptics' manpage. | 03:53 |
norv | root can get permission denied errors... just not often | 03:53 |
norv | if something is 000 it will be denied for root.. but changing it to 600 or such will work | 03:53 |
techgeek40 | crdlb: yes it is - but has gotten me out of some installation messes | 03:54 |
jetscreamer | just change root's pw | 03:54 |
Ububegin | nickrud: will this work for httpd-2.0.63.tar.gz package ..tks | 03:54 |
jetscreamer | viola | 03:54 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , is it work while using live cd | 03:54 |
compy | yes your right i dont need sudo but it still does not work | 03:54 |
nickrud | Ububegin: probably not | 03:54 |
compy | i have changed root password | 03:54 |
compy | and thats what im using | 03:54 |
crdlb | techgeek40: sudo -i works just as well (not that you ever really need it) | 03:54 |
nickrud | Ububegin: make that, certainly not | 03:54 |
gmcastil | alsadk: yes...run fdisk /dev/<HDD device> and the press p to print the partition table. paste its output | 03:54 |
norv | crdlb: what exactly does that do? uses superuser id to log in as root? | 03:54 |
cellofellow | what's the diff between sudo -i, sudo -s, and sudo su? oh, and sudo bash works too. | 03:54 |
crdlb | norv: "interactive mode" for sudo | 03:54 |
gmcastil | cellofellow: man su | 03:54 |
techgeek40 | crdlb: no arguments from me on that - just gave the quick one that I used a lot - but then I did reboot after each installing of process I was using it for | 03:55 |
Ububegin | nickrud: Oh.. I actually installed apache or httpd from source.. thus I am now required to add a few lines to my Apache startup script... any ideas. tks | 03:55 |
cellofellow | gmcastil: ah, well. I use sudo -s, and I don't know what sudo -i does. | 03:55 |
crdlb | cellofellow: the first is like 'su' and the second is like 'su -', the rest were never intended to be used like that | 03:55 |
mnemonica | cellofellow: I don't see anything like that in there. | 03:55 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , from where , terminal? | 03:55 |
techgeek40 | nickrud: long time no see, bud - how's it going for ya these days? | 03:55 |
gmcastil | alsadk: yes | 03:56 |
nickrud | Ububegin: not really. I used the packages so I didn't have to handle that stuff myself | 03:56 |
cellofellow | mnemonica: try VertScroll | 03:56 |
neald | Hey all, I'm trying to install xubuntu via a partion from another linux system. I mounted the image, copied all the contents to a partition, set grup to boot to that drive, I get a boot, but I get an error (kernel panic) on the loading of scripts and it kills init. Anyone know off hand what I did wrong? | 03:56 |
nickrud | techgeek40: good, all in all | 03:56 |
techgeek40 | nickrud: having fun with all the democrats there today? LOL | 03:56 |
cellofellow | mnemonica: you can hit '/searchterm' to find stuff, and hit 'n' to go to the next match. | 03:56 |
nickrud | crdlb: only time I ever use sudo -i is to cd into a dir that's read only by root | 03:56 |
Tygir | what is v4l2? | 03:57 |
gmcastil | nickrud: i use it all the time | 03:57 |
Tygir | is that video4linux2? | 03:57 |
cellofellow | neald: is that a CD image you have copied to the hard drive? | 03:57 |
nickrud | techgeek40: politics are off topic, I'd have to kill you if I told you mine :) | 03:57 |
gmcastil | nickrud: but, thats because i work from the cmd line primarily | 03:57 |
cellofellow | Tygir: yes | 03:57 |
techgeek40 | LOL | 03:57 |
techgeek40 | nickrud: deal | 03:57 |
godlygeek | any chance that someone can point me to info on how the proc filesystem's permissions are set up? i can't figure out why /proc/PID is owned me:me, but every file in it is root:root... :-/ | 03:57 |
mnemonica | I used ctrl+f.... searched for both vscroll and vertscroll and Vertscroll. No results. | 03:57 |
neald | cellofellow yes, I copied the image, mounted it, then copied its contents to a ~750mb partition, then set grup to load that partition. | 03:58 |
gmcastil | godlygeek: because its not real | 03:58 |
mnemonica | cellofellow: I used ctrl+f.... searched for both vscroll and vertscroll and Vertscroll. No results. | 03:58 |
el_taco | anyone here use a board with AMD northbridge? I'm looking for a new board and wonder if there's any compatibility issues | 03:58 |
Tygir | cellofellow: where can i get that? synaptic doesnt have anything... | 03:58 |
techgeek40 | I'll be afk for a few - I have to go yell at my 5 year old who won't go to sleep at 11 at night and about 100 emails I have to get out before my boss kills me | 03:58 |
Ububegin | nickrud: maybe i will try to script .. what i shld i name it.. and I put it in the /etc/init.d directory rite | 03:58 |
cellofellow | neald: ain't gonna work. That's a CD image. | 03:58 |
ridge-meister | techgeek40: that would help better, what you suggested, but it doesn't really scale.....is there not a way for Spreadsheet/Excel to figure out on its own which cell is the last cell with data in a column? | 03:58 |
nickrud | gmcastil: personally I've been using sudo as self protection long before ubuntu made it their security model. I'm in complete agreement with them | 03:58 |
godlygeek | gmcastil: i know it's a virtual fs... | 03:58 |
Ububegin | nickrud: your script i mean | 03:58 |
godlygeek | gmcastil: but it's info for a process that i'm running. | 03:58 |
godlygeek | gmcastil: and it's only one process that i'm seeing it with, not all processes... | 03:58 |
neald | Okay, I followed a howto from the site, I suppose it is out of date? Can you point me to an up-to-date one? | 03:58 |
cellofellow | Tygir: it's not a program, really, but an API and libraries. Provides /dev/video so that userspace programs can interface with video devices. | 03:58 |
cellofellow | Tygir: part of the kernel in other words. | 03:59 |
godlygeek | gmcastil: in particular, i tested with 'slashem' and 'vim'... seems that it works as expected from vim, but not slashem... | 03:59 |
compy | anyone have a tutorial to install flash on 64 bit ubuntu? | 03:59 |
techgeek40 | ridge: there is but it's a lot of scripting - and there around 1,000 web sites for that some charge some don't - I just generally keep it easy and shoot the last cell as a high number and can add to it - because in the first cell I can change the last cell number to what I want | 03:59 |
compy | every tutorial i have followed has given me errors | 03:59 |
gmcastil | nickrud: for beginning users, yes...it definitely helps keep people from doing something loony | 03:59 |
norv | cellofellow: btw, I've easily installed linux by not even extracting/burning the CD image | 03:59 |
Tygir | cellofellow: well...how do i go about getting these libraries? | 03:59 |
godlygeek | perhaps the permissions on /proc/$SLASHEMPID/* are tighter because slashem has its setgid bit set? | 03:59 |
cellofellow | norv: I have in a VM, but never tried on a real machine. | 03:59 |
decipher7 | compy: i installed firefox32 havent tried installing flash.... but firefox works.... flash should | 03:59 |
Gman99999 | Anyone know how to check what modules you have loaded are? | 03:59 |
gmcastil | Gman99999: lsmod | 03:59 |
nickrud | Ububegin: that's worth a try, reading it over I don't see anything that is truly ubuntu specific off hand, except maybe the paths at the beginning | 04:00 |
Gman99999 | more specifically what wireless driver modules? | 04:00 |
techgeek40 | ridge: mean if I put sum=(a1)+(a1000) I can change the a1000 to a10000 | 04:00 |
techgeek40 | very easily | 04:00 |
compy | decipher7, tried that you have the tutorial so i can try it again or see if its a different one than i used | 04:00 |
gmcastil | Gman99999: lsmod | 04:00 |
decipher7 | compy: do you hav e32 bit firefox installed? | 04:00 |
jwelcher | Quick Question: how can I tell if my updates are working to get to 6.06.2 if I do an "apt-get update; apt-get upgrade" but I still see 6.06.1 when I look in /etc/lsb-release? | 04:00 |
gmcastil | Gman99999: you'll need to know what the module name is | 04:00 |
mnemonica | cellofellow: I used ctrl+f.... searched for both vscroll and vertscroll and Vertscroll. No results. | 04:00 |
cellofellow | Tygir: There are a couple of packages in the repos, as far as I know. I haven't messed with it in almost a year. | 04:00 |
compy | decipher7, yeah | 04:00 |
Gman99999 | ok I will find out | 04:00 |
gmcastil | Gman99999: so, lspci will tell you whats on your machine | 04:00 |
Ububegin | nickrud: what should i name this file... it cant be anyname right | 04:00 |
decipher7 | compy: all the libraries too? | 04:00 |
techgeek40 | BrB | 04:00 |
cellofellow | mnemonica: try just Scroll, I got tons of stuff. | 04:00 |
neald | norv can you help me get mine going? I want to have (x)ubuntu, currently have debian. No CD or USB option. | 04:00 |
Tygir | cellofellow: what am i supposed to search for? | 04:00 |
nickrud | Ububegin: anything you like, yes | 04:00 |
compy | decipher7, yep | 04:00 |
cellofellow | Tygir: v4l | 04:01 |
ridge-meister | techgeek40: kind of sad, isn't it? :D i mean, crap, in python or something it might only be a couple of lines to figure out what the last line in a file with data in it is.....oh well, i'll just use your last suggestion.......didn't really want to have to do it, but at least it won't occur that frequently | 04:01 |
decipher7 | compy: flash just doesnt work? | 04:01 |
nickrud | Ububegin: but apache2 seems a good name :) | 04:01 |
norv | neald: errm, using the image was done through a USB thumb drive, so no | 04:01 |
alsadk | gmcastil cellofellow , give me what i type exactly in the terminal | 04:01 |
Ububegin | nickrud: :S really... k... thanks again | 04:01 |
gmcastil | alsadk: fdisk /dev/<hard drive> | 04:01 |
compy | decipher7, npoe | 04:01 |
neald | norv should be pretty similar... or did you boot to usb? | 04:01 |
gmcastil | alsadk: it'll be something like hda or hdb or maybe sda if you have newer drives | 04:01 |
decipher7 | compy: can't help ya there. i havent tried it yet. | 04:02 |
* nickrud wasn't a beginner when he did the rm -rf in a root terminal by mistake ;( | 04:02 |
compy | decipher7, hehe thanks | 04:02 |
mnemonica | The only thing I'm finding is something about horizscroll. Did you even look at my xorg.conf? I gave you the pastebin link. I don't have anything about vertscroll anywhere. Maybe that's the problem. | 04:02 |
Gman99999 | is there an easy way to remove modules? | 04:02 |
norv | neald: I booted from usb, which had a version of syslinux and the images | 04:02 |
Gman99999 | or is blacklisting a better option? | 04:02 |
lunaphyte | hi | 04:02 |
alsadk | gmcastil bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline' | 04:02 |
gmcastil | Gman99999: rmmod | 04:02 |
cellofellow | gmcastil: in gutsy all drives are sd** now. | 04:02 |
mnemonica | cellofellow: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54280/ | 04:02 |
nickrud | Gman99999: blacklisting is a much better idea than deleting them | 04:02 |
decipher7 | np | 04:02 |
gmcastil | cellofellow: he's using the livecd...and i think cd drives are still seen as hda | 04:03 |
Gnine | !bug 1 | 04:03 |
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neald | norv right, I can't boot usb on mine, grr | 04:03 |
norv | nickrud: that's why I replaced rm with mv $* ~/.trash | 04:03 |
m55 | is there a copy command that shows a progress indicator? | 04:03 |
nickrud | gmcastil, cellofellow and on my install, it's still hdX in gutsy | 04:03 |
m55 | (terminal command) | 04:03 |
cellofellow | mnemonica: sorry, I can't figure this out :$ | 04:03 |
neald | Okay, I'm just going to have to do this the hard way and follow the init chain until I see where it hangs. I'll have it installed within a couple weeks I hope :) | 04:03 |
Gman99999 | what if you install two modules with the same name? | 04:04 |
julio | How to edit PDF files? | 04:04 |
Gman99999 | yet they are different | 04:04 |
Gnine | and i thought it was offtopic to talk about removing root | 04:04 |
* cellofellow still has hd?? drives cause he upgraded from Feisty. | 04:04 |
mnemonica | cellofellow: Do you use a graphire4 wacom tablet? | 04:04 |
techgeek40 | nickrud: I am depressed - NOTHING I have tried will get my NetGear PCMCIA card working :< (heavy sigh) | 04:04 |
norv | nickrud: it was a little more sophisticated than that, though because you do have to be able to delete things eventually | 04:04 |
decipher7 | compy: did you try this one: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202537&highlight=firefox+java+flash? | 04:04 |
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gmcastil | techgeek40: is it an older one? | 04:04 |
cellofellow | mnemonica: no, but I do use a synaptics touchpad I had to configure. | 04:04 |
nickrud | norv: heh. Another decent safety net. I believe in multiple levels of preventing brain damage damaging my machine | 04:04 |
mnemonica | cellofellow: Could you paste and send me your xorg.conf? | 04:04 |
cellofellow | mnemonica: sure | 04:05 |
compy | decipher7, yeah didnt work | 04:05 |
mnemonica | cellofellow: :) Thank you. | 04:05 |
techgeek40 | gmcastil: it's the 54 Mbps Wireless PC Card (PCMCIA) WG511 v2 | 04:05 |
compy | ill keep on looking... thanks for the help though | 04:05 |
techgeek40 | I even did the ndiswrapper | 04:05 |
nickrud | techgeek40: I know little about wireless ... | 04:05 |
norv | cellofellow: I've had feisty and upgraded to gutsy and the only hd?? drive was the cdrom | 04:05 |
gmcastil | techgeek40: that's probably the only way to make it work...and it still might not | 04:05 |
Gman99999 | nickrud do you know how to remove two modules with the same name? | 04:05 |
gmcastil | techgeek40: some of the older wireless pcmcia cards just plain sucked in linux | 04:05 |
Tygir | cellofellow: i have the 2.6.24 kernel...does that matter? | 04:05 |
nickrud | Gman99999: two modules with the same name? in use at the same time? | 04:06 |
Gman99999 | nickrud I installed two rt2570 modules one from the aircrack mainpage and one from the proper source | 04:06 |
alsadk | gmcastil ,Unable to open /dev/sda8 | 04:06 |
techgeek40 | gmcastil: I'm noticing - but I even read the FAQ on netgear's site - got the lastest drivers for Windows 2000/XP and followed all the helpme / readme's I could | 04:06 |
lunaphyte | i have a machine that is making a ton of dns queries. how can i determine which process(es) are causing this? | 04:06 |
Gman99999 | nickrud this could be why my wireless has not been working | 04:06 |
norv | Gnine: removing root? root's been "removed" by default already, right? | 04:06 |
cellofellow | mnemonica: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54282/ | 04:06 |
techgeek40 | nickrud; if you want to give it a shot - let me know I'll set up the laptop and do the commands to see if I can get you any info you need - I have the laptop with me tonight | 04:06 |
nickrud | Gman99999: myself, I'd uninstall the aircrack one with make uninstall and reboot. I'm into brute force | 04:06 |
gmcastil | lunaphyte: are they "whohas" queries? | 04:07 |
cellofellow | mnemonica: the SHMConfig bit is so I could use gsynaptics to configure. | 04:07 |
gmcastil | alsadk: /dev/sda | 04:07 |
gmcastil | alsadk: sda8 is a partition...you want the actual device | 04:07 |
Gman99999 | nickrud ok how should I properly word that to uninstall that? | 04:07 |
cellofellow | Tygir: um, not sure... | 04:07 |
techgeek40 | gmcastil: I will say this for XP/Vista - installation of drivers is not as indepth as it is in linux | 04:07 |
Gman99999 | nickrud will that take care of both drivers? | 04:08 |
gmcastil | techgeek40: no one argues that linux requires the same amount of brain matter as windows | 04:08 |
cellofellow | techgeek40: normally you don't even /have/ to install drivers in Linux. That's what I like. | 04:08 |
nickrud | Gman99999: in the directory where you did the make install , do make uninstall (assuming it's a well made Makefile in there | 04:08 |
techgeek40 | LOL | 04:08 |
lunaphyte | gmcastil: whohas? i don't think so. they're primarily queries for ptr records. | 04:08 |
alsadk | gmcastil fdisk /dev/sda Unable to open /dev/sda | 04:08 |
David37 | hi all | 04:08 |
* cellofellow waves to David37 | 04:08 |
nickrud | alsadk: sudo fdisk -l , you need sudo to read the device | 04:09 |
godlygeek | gmcastil: hm. nevermind. it's happening because of the setgid bit.. it only happens on an old edgy kernel, and not a new gutsy kernel... i can't imagine that anything other than the kernel could be behind the different /proc perms... | 04:09 |
techgeek40 | gmcastil: the company I work for is asking me to get my linux running good (on my laptop that I take to work) so they can install their software with wine and sell it - but sadly - the application isn't working too well | 04:09 |
alsadk | nickrud thx] | 04:09 |
gmcastil | godlygeek: yeah, thats what i figured...i've enve worried about /proc | 04:09 |
David37 | <---- new to ubuntu and i cant install my display drivers i have a 8800gt video card | 04:09 |
gmcastil | lunaphyte: try 'netstat -pv' | 04:09 |
danielax | David37: what have you tried? | 04:10 |
techgeek40 | David: Nvidia? | 04:10 |
godlygeek | gmcastil: well, if you still had a machine running edgy, you'd be bitten by this. heh... | 04:10 |
gmcastil | techgeek40: and you've never used linux before? | 04:10 |
David37 | yes nvidia | 04:10 |
norv | techgeek40: apps that really use windows rarely work well in wine | 04:10 |
David37 | correct new to linux | 04:10 |
techgeek40 | gmcastil: I did about ten years ago - briefly - but mainly for 26 years been dos/windows guy | 04:10 |
norv | techgeek40: those which just end up writing half the api over again seem to work just fine | 04:10 |
danielax | is there something listed in System->adminstration->Restricted Drivers Manager | 04:10 |
gmcastil | techgeek40: yikes | 04:10 |
techgeek40 | david: 32 or 64 bit version | 04:11 |
David37 | no it says i dont have any restricted drivers | 04:11 |
gmcastil | techgeek40: i'd probably take the time that they're giving you to learn linux | 04:11 |
techgeek40 | gmcastil: it's not been bad - I've actually enjoyed it in a lot of ways | 04:11 |
gmcastil | techgeek40: yeah....take every opportunity to learn new skills | 04:11 |
techgeek40 | gmcastil: I am - trust me I am | 04:11 |
danielax | David37: in terminal, run lspci, and check it's listed there | 04:11 |
norv | techgeek40: so is it a Ubuntu problem or a Wine problem? | 04:11 |
danielax | David37: terminal is in Applications->accessories | 04:11 |
godlygeek | gmcastil: 06:06:13 up 368 days, 10:31, 17 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00 (I don't wanna dist-upgrade... heh) | 04:11 |
mopflite | arse | 04:11 |
mopflite | oops | 04:11 |
gmcastil | 04:11:56 up 2 days, 2:27, 3 users, load average: 0.09, 0.09, 0.03 | 04:12 |
gmcastil | | 04:12 |
techgeek40 | norv: not really sure to be honest about it - the "splash" screen comes up - some what - but then closes out | 04:12 |
David37 | ill try that i can find terminal no prob | 04:12 |
warriorforgod | 22:12:12 up 5:36, 4 users, load average: 0.00, 0.03, 0.04 | 04:12 |
gmcastil | i had a mail server with an uptime of over 3 years | 04:12 |
David37 | so i type run lspci ? | 04:12 |
gmcastil | was running redhat 7 | 04:12 |
danielax | David37: just lspci, then hit enter | 04:12 |
godlygeek | gmcastil: hehe, i'm thrilled. this machine has been up for almost 5% of my life. | 04:12 |
warriorforgod | Just installed a new biostar ta770 and an athlon 64 x2 5000+ Black Edition | 04:12 |
David37 | kk | 04:12 |
David37 | im dual booted let me try that | 04:12 |
warriorforgod | Runnin smooth at 3.1 Ghz. | 04:12 |
alsadk | gmcastil http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54284/ | 04:13 |
David37 | thanks for the info ill be back im sure :P | 04:13 |
norv | techgeek40: um, Ubuntu.. OR the application | 04:13 |
techgeek40 | David37: also try http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_169.09.html - I have noticed that a lot more people are having luck doing the drivers from there - but follow the readme closely - but within about 30 minutes or less you can ahve the card workign | 04:13 |
gmcastil | alsadk: press p to print the partition table | 04:13 |
norv | techgeek40: one or the other | 04:13 |
danielax | David37: no probs | 04:13 |
gmcastil | David37: i wouldn't do that | 04:13 |
techgeek40 | norv: I can't really tell to be honest | 04:13 |
Gman99999 | Ive got this driver rt2570-k2wrlz-1.6.1 any idea about how to un-install it? I found the directy but now Im trying to figure out the command, I tried this so far g@unknown:~/rt2570-k2wrlz-1.6.1$ make uninstall | 04:13 |
norv | techgeek40: um, yes you can. you invoke applications, you start up systems | 04:13 |
techgeek40 | I got it to install using wine - but the application just closes out (the app does - not ubuntu) | 04:13 |
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Gman99999 | Ive got this driver rt2570-k2wrlz-1.6.1 any idea about how to un-install it? I found the directy but now Im trying to figure out the command, I tried this so far g@unknown:~/rt2570-k2wrlz-1.6.1$ make uninstall | 04:14 |
norv | techgeek40: okay, it's an application.. thanks | 04:14 |
nickrud | Gman99999: you would need sudo make uninstall (sorry about forgetting sudo) | 04:14 |
noodles12 | i'm trying to synce my WM5 smartphone so i can upgrade to WM6. i'm at http://www.synce.org/moin/SynceWithUbuntu but the repos for opensync shows fiesty on there. Is that safe if i have gutsy? or should i just change it to gutsy? or should i assume opensync isn't available for gutsy yet? | 04:14 |
danielax | techgeek40: what does the verbose options in wine tell you | 04:14 |
TallMike | After I get install a program, what do I have to do after? make install doesn't do much | 04:14 |
norv | techgeek40: and I couldn't help you with AppDB the list of working Wine apps, because yours is likely in-house | 04:14 |
Gman99999 | nickrud this is what it says make: *** No rule to make target `uninstall'. Stop. | 04:14 |
techgeek40 | norv: the programmers for the company are looking into it - we seem to think right now due to the applications voice processes that some of our customers use (netframe) may be responsible | 04:14 |
gmcastil | why do so many people want to use WINE with ubuntu? | 04:14 |
alsadk | gmcastil http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54285/ | 04:15 |
danielax | (i'd tell you what they are but it's been a while since I've used wine) | 04:15 |
gmcastil | Gman99999: then the Makefile doesn't have an uninstall option | 04:15 |
techgeek40 | danielax: Nto sure - never looked because I didn't think aobut it - but also because I wouldn't know how to get that information | 04:15 |
norv | techgeek40: pastebin the output as well, and no, customers can't be responsible for the code unless it's open source | 04:15 |
usacomputertec | HELP | 04:15 |
nickrud | Gman99999: then it's not a well made Makefile. You'll have to find the module in /lib/modules/$(uname -r) , figure out which is the one you installed, and delete it by hand | 04:15 |
usacomputertec | I can't edit my GRUB | 04:15 |
gmcastil | alsadk: uh...well, you're kinda screwed dude | 04:16 |
danielax | techgeek40: i know it's an environment flag, or at least it was | 04:16 |
seacat | usacomputertec, Then try editing menu.lst | 04:16 |
danielax | usacomputertec: have you tried editing /boot/grub/menu.lst | 04:16 |
alsadk | gmcastil ??? explain | 04:16 |
techgeek40 | novr: No, I mean - we have a lot customers that use our software for voice (voice recognition) which uses an app called speechgate - SDK - and that links to viavoice or dragon - | 04:16 |
usacomputertec | I went here http://www.gnome-look.org/usermanager/search.php?username=merlwiz79&action=contents but I can't compile the source code | 04:16 |
gmcastil | alsadk: i'd try copying your stuff to an external hard drive or something, then reformat and reinstall | 04:16 |
bulmer | usacomputertec-> are you root when editing? | 04:16 |
usacomputertec | yes | 04:16 |
Gnine | !grub | 04:16 |
ubotu | grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 04:16 |
seacat | usacomputertec, What is your problem? | 04:16 |
usacomputertec | I want to edit the graphics | 04:16 |
deahtihs | i got compiz and enabled desktop cube but i dont know how to get it working | 04:16 |
alsadk | gmcastil i there wrong ? | 04:17 |
seacat | usacomputertec, The splash screen? | 04:17 |
techgeek40 | danielax: I can fire up the laptop and if you want - give me some insight to what I should look for or commands I can type to get the information and I'll paste it for ya if you want | 04:17 |
usacomputertec | no | 04:17 |
usacomputertec | seact I can edit the spash screen | 04:17 |
usacomputertec | it's the graphics on the first screen | 04:17 |
usacomputertec | the GRUB menu | 04:17 |
nemilar | Does anyone know the name of the command, that shows you the codes for the keys and mouse buttons? you press a button and it generates the info... | 04:17 |
deahtihs | i got compiz, enabled the cube thing but i dontk now how to get it working. is there any way i can see the buttons that do what, like rotate etc. i got the rotation thing enabled too | 04:18 |
nickrud | usacomputertec: You used gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst as your main user? | 04:18 |
norv | techgeek40: well, does the app fail to run on Windows without speechgate/viavoice/dragon installed? | 04:18 |
danielax | techgeek40: (you're the wine guy,right? - I loose track :) - umm - let me check on the wine web site | 04:18 |
techgeek40 | LOL might even be a chance to see if nickrud would be very very nice and help me with the PCMCIA issue - he's pretty good so I have the utmost confidence he could get me on the right track (is kissing butt allowed in here? LOL) | 04:18 |
Gman99999 | nickrud Ive got a list of directories which one would hold the driver I seek? madwifi? | 04:18 |
techgeek40 | norv: nope - it can run without | 04:18 |
alsadk | gmcastil i there something wrong? | 04:18 |
norv | danielax: errm, it's not an app you can just get, so it wouldn't be on appdb | 04:18 |
techgeek40 | danielax: LOL I have NO idea about wine - I just read and read and read | 04:19 |
danielax | deahtihs: run the GL Desktop program in System->Pref..s->GL Desktop | 04:19 |
norv | danielax: or it's very unlikely to be, at first I thought it was inhouse now i'm not sure | 04:19 |
norv | techgeek40: okay, then the problem is not that | 04:19 |
nickrud | Gman99999: no clue, really. you could try find /lib -iname rt2570 | 04:19 |
techgeek40 | norv: but the settings I have (for want of a better word) is used for testing for both - since I support/do speech writting with a lot of our customers | 04:19 |
seacat | usacomputertec, http://ruslug.rutgers.edu/~mcgrof/grub-images/#1.1 | 04:19 |
danielax | norv: techgeek40: Im just looking for the flags to get it to be really really verbose | 04:19 |
norv | techgeek40: well, unset the requirement that speech recognition be used first, to rule that out | 04:20 |
nickrud | techgeek40: two problems there: I've never used pcmcia , and my wireles Works for Me™ :) | 04:20 |
techgeek40 | norv: I wouldn't say that - only for the fact that the settings I have right now would be for netframe that is calling for it - but I never did just create a new user and go that rough (duh me) | 04:20 |
chuckf | has anyone else gotten any spam from ourbuntu.com? | 04:20 |
techgeek40 | let me fire it up | 04:20 |
usacomputertec | seacat | 04:20 |
techgeek40 | Nickrud: please - i love you for long long time (LOL - j/k) | 04:20 |
Gman99999 | nickrud is there a way to make a better uninstall for the make file? | 04:21 |
usacomputertec | I edited that file | 04:21 |
techgeek40 | brb - let me get my lapt top going (gotta log off here to use the internet because my #(&#*(& nick won't work GRRRRR) | 04:21 |
usacomputertec | but it didn't change the picture file | 04:21 |
Gman99999 | nickrud Ive got the make file open right now lol | 04:21 |
usacomputertec | how do I do that? | 04:21 |
techgeek40 | BrB | 04:21 |
decipher7 | IndyGunFreak: Good to see you again | 04:21 |
IndyGunFreak | likewise... | 04:21 |
nickrud | Gman99999: not without already knowing where it was installed :) The make file will tell you where it got installed, but I'm not good at reading them | 04:21 |
mon^rch | hello... how can I get a program to always start maximized? | 04:21 |
Gman99999 | nickrud I guess Im proabbly looking at wiping ubuntu and re-installing from scratch | 04:22 |
danielax | try WINEDEBUG=+all,-relay wine program_name | 04:22 |
decipher7 | indygunfreak: I reinstalled Ubuntu, this time i went with amd64 and worked out some kinks with firefox and usplash | 04:22 |
norv | mon^rch: I think only devilspie or the app's own remembered settings (if it has any) can do that | 04:22 |
IndyGunFreak | decipher7: well, thats good... | 04:22 |
decipher7 | indygunfreak: i'm flyin' high now | 04:22 |
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mon^rch | ty norv | 04:23 |
seacat | Gman99999, What is your problem? | 04:23 |
Gman99999 | seacat IVe got two modules installed witht he same name for the same device one of which I dont want installed anymore | 04:23 |
Gman99999 | seacat both of which are rt2570 | 04:24 |
alsadk | gmcastil thx | 04:24 |
Gman99999 | seacat I found the module in lib/modules/ its in the extra directory | 04:24 |
seacat | Gman99999, That's not much of a problem. | 04:24 |
Gman99999 | seacat I checked the make file and it said its installed in that directory | 04:25 |
nickrud | Gman99999: do the find command I gave you earlier, you should get two files back. One of those is the new one. ls -l each, the newer is most likely the new one. If you can't tell, delete both and do sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-image-$(uname -r) (will reinstall the ubuntu module) | 04:25 |
usacomputertec | woops | 04:25 |
seacat | Gman99999, Not worthy of needing to reinstall | 04:25 |
usacomputertec | looks like I opened that link in the wrong system | 04:25 |
chrisov | greetings | 04:25 |
Gman99999 | nickrud that command didnt work but I found the module in extras | 04:25 |
nickrud | Gman99999: then sudo rm <file> in extras, if you're sure | 04:26 |
Gman99999 | nickrud its called rt2570.ko | 04:26 |
chrisov | who can help me with nvidia 8600m GS drivers? | 04:26 |
techgeek40 | Back | 04:26 |
seacat | Gman99999, What command did nickrud give you? | 04:26 |
techgeek40 | you may now scream in terror (hhehehe) | 04:26 |
* danielax screams | 04:26 |
techgeek40 | danielax: I do that every morning I have to look at myself in the mirror | 04:27 |
nickrud | seacat: find /lib -iname rt2570 | 04:27 |
Gman99999 | seacat he gave me find /lib -iname rt2570 | 04:27 |
techgeek40 | okay - any luck with the verbose ??? | 04:27 |
Gman99999 | seacat when we were trying to find the modules | 04:28 |
nickrud | doh | 04:28 |
seacat | Gman99999, Yea, or: sudo updatedb ; locate rt2570 | 04:28 |
techgeek40 | nickrud: what's the best way to see if gutsy is even seeing my nick card? | 04:28 |
nickrud | Gman99999: doh. 'rt2540*' should have been the last one, brain damage on my part | 04:28 |
danielax | techgeek40: so what does the last few lines of WINEDEBUG=+all,-relay wine program_name say? | 04:28 |
techqbert | screw transmission, we should make deluge official. posters on ubuntu forums even wrote the software. its brilliant. | 04:28 |
gmcastil | hmmm...the man page for dpkg sucks | 04:28 |
seacat | Gman99999, Is the module actually loading? See: lsmod |grep rt2570 | 04:29 |
nickrud | techgeek40: I'm not even sure where pcmcia cards show up. | 04:29 |
norv | nickrud: techgeek40: lspci | 04:29 |
techgeek40 | danielax: ahhhh - not sure I could even find that | 04:29 |
danielax | gmcastil: maybe that because you're supposed to use apt-get or aptitude | 04:29 |
danielax | techgeek40: ? you're the guy with the wine question, righ? | 04:30 |
David37 | i typed in terminal lspci it had vga comp. contr. unknown device 0611 (rev a 2) | 04:30 |
gmcastil | danielax: yeah...god forbid i actually use the programs on my system | 04:30 |
* nickrud needs to get a pcmcia card, just for kicks someday | 04:30 |
danielax | David37: hmm | 04:30 |
techgeek40 | yeap | 04:30 |
compy | if i have a folder named DVD Decrypter/ with the space between the two words... how do i access it in the terminal.... | 04:30 |
techgeek40 | norv: one sec | 04:30 |
techgeek40 | danielax: let me look | 04:30 |
compy | it wont let me tab to complete it because there are multiple items | 04:30 |
techgeek40 | I'll see if I can find | 04:30 |
techgeek40 | !paste | 04:30 |
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) | 04:30 |
gmcastil | danielax: besides....apt-get won't tell you what packages own a file | 04:30 |
Alyxander | or really stupid question, How do i get the windows that are not in focus to become transparent? | 04:31 |
Gman99999 | seacat ok I tired the command and nothing happened | 04:31 |
nickrud | David37, danielax the 8800gt isn't supported by the nvidia drivers in ubuntu I don't think. | 04:31 |
danielax | David37: you can try to configure it as a vesa or vga card | 04:31 |
danielax | David37: although you won't get any acelleration | 04:31 |
David37 | anyone have a link to a step by step nvidia display driver for an 8800gt? | 04:31 |
techgeek40 | norv: here you go | 04:31 |
techgeek40 | http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54286/ | 04:31 |
danielax | gmcastil: umm - apt-cache? | 04:31 |
gmcastil | David37: the nvidia instructions are pretty good...and i'm sure there are a ton of faqs | 04:31 |
Gman99999 | seacat i got a long list when used the locate rt2570 | 04:31 |
gmcastil | danielax: dpkg -S <filename> is different | 04:32 |
danielax | techgeek40: I have exactly the same pcmcia ethernet card | 04:32 |
techgeek40 | danielax: i'm not finding a winedebug file anywhere | 04:32 |
nickrud | Gman99999: locate rt2570 | grep /lib/modules , that will skip all the stuff in the directory you compiled it in | 04:32 |
zachalink | how do I connect to a leopard mac using samba??? | 04:33 |
techgeek40 | danielax: and your's is working | 04:33 |
zachalink | my dad can connect to mine but I can't figure out how to connect to his imac | 04:33 |
norv | techgeek40: okay, it detects the ethernet controller and the broadcom wireless | 04:33 |
gmcastil | danielax: i think you're referring to apt-file | 04:33 |
seacat | Gman99999, locate rt2570 |grep lib | 04:33 |
techgeek40 | norv: but ----??? | 04:33 |
Gman99999 | nickrud this seems to be the only place its installed /lib/modules/2.6.22-14-generic/extra/rt2570.ko | 04:33 |
tamnguyen | hi | 04:34 |
Gman99999 | seacat this is the only place its installed /lib/modules/2.6.22-14-generic/extra/rt2570.ko | 04:34 |
tamnguyen | antbody here? | 04:34 |
zachalink | so... how do I? | 04:34 |
nickrud | Gman99999: if that's the only one, that's the one to delete then. | 04:34 |
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Gman99999 | nickrud ok so what command would i type in to delete it? | 04:34 |
tamnguyen | something wrong here | 04:34 |
nickrud | norv: 03:xx.x implies pcmcia ? | 04:34 |
tamnguyen | can i help me | 04:35 |
nickrud | Gman99999: sudo rm /lib/modules/2.6.22-14-generic/extra/rt2570.ko | 04:35 |
seacat | Gman99999, sudo rm /lib/modules/2.6.22-14-generic/extra/rt2570.ko | 04:35 |
zachalink | after you're done helping him, can you help me nickrud? | 04:35 |
norv | nickrud: I don't know, but it really doesn't matter, does it? | 04:35 |
danielax_ | dodgy net connection *grr* | 04:36 |
nickrud | norv: no, but someday I may see that, would be nice to know for next time | 04:36 |
techgeek40 | HOLY COW: I type WINEDEBUG=+all,-relay ecl.exe and the terminal window looked like it was receiving stuff from mars | 04:36 |
Gman99999 | nickrud ok its done | 04:36 |
russ | tamnguyen by all means! | 04:36 |
nickrud | zachalink: possibly | 04:36 |
Gman99999 | seacat ok its done | 04:36 |
zachalink | =) | 04:36 |
norv | nickrud: it's probably system dependent, may be true for all | 04:36 |
Gman99999 | seacat do you know a good guide to installing a proper rt2570 driver? | 04:36 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: yeah. it does that | 04:36 |
Gman99999 | nickrud do you know a good guide to installing a proper rt2570 driver? | 04:37 |
danielax_ | can you pastebin it? | 04:37 |
nickrud | zachalink: I'm batting only so so tonight and have a shallow but narrow knowledge base I work from :) | 04:37 |
nickrud | Gman99999: no, sorry | 04:37 |
techgeek40 | danielax: where would I find the debug report? | 04:37 |
Carbonflux | did the signal from mars seem intelligent techgeek40 ? ;) | 04:37 |
seacat | Gman99999, Not really, would just need to search for one. But first off, is that the correct module? | 04:37 |
norv | techgeek40: the only way to get your networking is use ndiswrapper, it appears, because they only have a windows driver for it | 04:37 |
techgeek40 | Carbonflux: yeap - i think I understood some of it too :> | 04:37 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: the signal from mars was the debug report | 04:37 |
Carbonflux | :) | 04:37 |
techgeek40 | LOL | 04:37 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: I'm using the same card on ndiswrapper atm :) | 04:38 |
russ | yeah techgeek40, how can you be sure it's not from uranus? | 04:38 |
techgeek40 | danielax: where would I find the debug report that the WINEDEBUG=+all,-relay wine program_name spit out? | 04:38 |
Alyxander | or really stupid question, How do i get the windows that are not in focus to become transparent? | 04:38 |
techgeek40 | russ: i can't | 04:38 |
Gman99999 | seacat well Ive got a linksys wusb54g v4 and it says its chipset is an rt2570 | 04:38 |
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techgeek40 | danielax: how'd you get it working? | 04:38 |
Carbonflux | focus trail plugin in compiz-fusion Alyxander | 04:38 |
techgeek40 | <--would love for his nic card to work - | 04:38 |
gmcastil | Settings > Window Manager Tweaks | 04:38 |
Gman99999 | seacat when i loaded ubuntu it preinstalled rt2500 but that didnt work | 04:38 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: to save the report, run WINEDEBUG....blah 2>&1 > debugreport | 04:38 |
Alyxander | thank you Carbonflux | 04:38 |
gmcastil | Alyxander: Setttings > Window manage Tweaks | 04:38 |
nickrud | Gman99999: but this may help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=106846 | 04:38 |
lee_ | hey nikrud, just wanted to say hi | 04:38 |
Carbonflux | ah or that | 04:38 |
seacat | Gman99999, Are you on a fully updated Ubuntu 7.10 system. | 04:39 |
nickrud | zachalink: what's up? | 04:39 |
nickrud | lee_: hi. | 04:39 |
gmcastil | Alyxander: you'll need to click the Compositor tab and then enable transparencies | 04:39 |
VoiceOfApollo | hello | 04:39 |
nickrud | lee_: things working well then, eh? | 04:39 |
Gman99999 | seacat yes | 04:39 |
seacat | Gman99999, You did all updates? | 04:39 |
lee_ | been a while, i can't use ubuntu, but i havnt fergotton the ones that helped me lol | 04:39 |
Gman99999 | seacat I installed it from a gutsy cd a few months ago | 04:39 |
gmcastil | Alyxander: you also have to have hardware acceleration too | 04:39 |
Gman99999 | seacat yes all of them | 04:39 |
lee_ | I updated ubuntu and it broke | 04:39 |
zachalink | well I would like to connect to a leopard imac using ubuntu 7.10 | 04:39 |
zachalink | and samba | 04:40 |
lee_ | so i went to another distro | 04:40 |
zachalink | the problem is, the mac can connect to me, but not vice versa | 04:40 |
seacat | Gman99999, You installed what from Gusty CD? | 04:40 |
techgeek40 | danielax: and when it's done - where does the "file" for the bugreport get saved? so I can paste it | 04:40 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: you can install the ndiswrapper driver it with from the terminal - you need the original windows driver cd | 04:40 |
Gman99999 | seacat ubuntu? | 04:40 |
lee_ | nickrud hehee I een learning alot | 04:40 |
techgeek40 | danielax: did that - ndiswrapper - | 04:40 |
oxeimon | so, I've got a t61p thinkpad, running gutsy, and for some reason suspend *sometimes* doesn't work. Any ideas? | 04:40 |
nickrud | zachalink: ah, one of those things I don't know much about at all, samba is | 04:40 |
norv | zachalink: okay, so your server is set up properly, that's good | 04:40 |
techgeek40 | I get the msg that the inf file has already been installed | 04:40 |
danielax_ | lee_: can you be more descriptive than "it broke"? | 04:40 |
zachalink | ya, I'm just having problems c onnecting with the mac | 04:40 |
norv | zachalink: is the mac running a samba server? | 04:41 |
nickrud | lee_: cool, any distro is better than no distro | 04:41 |
lee_ | let see, I down loaded the up grade and was left with a screen taht had nothing on it | 04:41 |
zachalink | I thought mac runs it by default. any idea on how to configure it on mac? | 04:41 |
apparle | Actually I am a kubuntu user but right now I am installing a Gnome software so I thought I would ask here. 'libbonobo2-common' and 'libbonobo2-0' both depend on each other what should I do ?? | 04:41 |
seacat | Gman99999, Is this a USB device? | 04:41 |
Gman99999 | seacat yes it is | 04:41 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: debugreport | 04:41 |
lee_ | with something of an error message by the baoat load saying failed to fetch | 04:41 |
nickrud | apparle: install them both with the same apt-get command | 04:42 |
lee_ | also found out that my intell chip was considered proietary | 04:42 |
gmcastil | apparle: let the package manager sort out the dependencies fo ryou | 04:42 |
seacat | Gman99999, Tell me again what the make and model is? Linksys? | 04:42 |
techgeek40 | danielax: okay - remember --- i don't have all the brains here today (LONG day with VERRY brain damaged customeers) do I type debugreport or is it a log file some where? if a file - where????? or how do I get to it? | 04:42 |
Gibb | I just got xubuntu installed - how do I get the cool toolbar that ubuntu has? xubuntu is just like a desktop with some icons on it | 04:42 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: ndiswrapper -i /your/driver/here? | 04:42 |
Gman99999 | seacat linksys wusb54g version 4 | 04:43 |
techgeek40 | danielax: did that - (ndiswrapper | 04:43 |
norv | zachalink: might want to ask on #macosx, I don't really know how | 04:43 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: it's in the directory you ran the program from, it's a plan text file | 04:43 |
regulate | my media keys stopped working , what gives? | 04:43 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: what did ndiswrapper say? | 04:43 |
apparle | nickrud: and gmcastil: I donot have net at home and hence I download packages on an XP box and take them home through pendrive?? Now what should I do | 04:43 |
Gman99999 | seacat Ive tried it on ndiswrapper but it wont join networks that are encrypted | 04:43 |
Gman99999 | seacat im guessing its got a bad ndiswrapper driver | 04:43 |
techgeek40 | that it was already installed - tried both xp and 2000 inf files | 04:44 |
norv | Gibb: xubuntu is also supposed to have a toolbar and doesn't look any different, that is the default desktop Xfce | 04:44 |
nickrud | apparle: put all the packages you downloaded into one directory with nothing else in it, then sudo dpkg -i * | 04:44 |
oxeimon | so I'm running gutsy on my t61p, and even after editing my /etc/acpi-support, I still can't get suspend to work all the time. Sometimes it resumes correctly, but other times I just get a blank screen. Any ideas? | 04:44 |
gmcastil | apparle: uh.......read the man pages and figure out the right options for apt-get to tell you what packages need to be installed | 04:44 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: ah. well i dunno then :( | 04:44 |
seacat | Gman99999, Yes, ok. I plugged one into my Laptop last month and it worked fine. A friend of mine had it at our local LUG. It worked just fine. I did not download anything, It just worked. | 04:44 |
gmcastil | apparle: or...take your box to work or something | 04:44 |
techgeek40 | danielax: no debug report in there :< | 04:44 |
Tensop | hmm, come across an interesting issue with ALSA + hda-intel | 04:44 |
danielax_ | hmm | 04:45 |
norv | Gman99999: lots of ndiswrappered driveres have no ability to handle encryption, some can't do WAP, some can't even do WEP | 04:45 |
Tensop | ive compiled the 1.0.16rc2 into alpha3 using snapshots of the latest libs+utils off the suse FTP | 04:45 |
nickrud | apparle: and for the future, look into apt-zip , it's designed to help with that | 04:45 |
Tensop | firing up alsasound reports no soundcard detected, but sound is working | 04:45 |
Gman99999 | seacat ok I plugged it in too and well it didnt work I dont know why | 04:45 |
nickrud | !hardy | Tensop | 04:45 |
ubotu | Tensop: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu | 04:45 |
Gman99999 | seacat no wait it did work my bad | 04:45 |
seacat | Gman99999, And a week later, I installed drivers for it on another friend's Slackware Laptop and that one worked ok too. | 04:45 |
Gibb | norv: uh oh. I dont have the toolbar - is there a trick to accessing it? | 04:45 |
Gman99999 | seacat but then I loaded the other driver stopped working | 04:45 |
Tensop | hehe, the issue would still apply to gutsy gibon release ;) | 04:46 |
Gman99999 | seacat how do i get the original driver for it to work again? | 04:46 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: so from the terminal, you ran wine, then type ls | 04:46 |
seacat | Gman99999, Well, don't load another driver when it's already working... | 04:46 |
apparle | nickrud: This is a differentt query. I f I have 2 packages with 1 depending on other in a folder and I use 'sudo dpkg -i *' will the dependencies get resolved | 04:46 |
norv | Gibb: can you start terminal? | 04:46 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: you should see debugreport listed | 04:46 |
seacat | Gman99999, sudo apt-get install rt2570 | 04:46 |
techgeek40 | danielax: mmm no - I used the "explorer" window and just went to the folder that the exe is in and doubled clicked | 04:46 |
danielax_ | ah. | 04:46 |
techgeek40 | <---bows head - that's the wrong way to do it, ain't it :< | 04:46 |
danielax_ | well you won't get a debug report that way | 04:47 |
seacat | Gman99999, Or sudo apt-get install rt2570* | 04:47 |
Gibb | norv: I only have icons on the desktop and nothing else - my two hdds, a floppy, the trash can, file system, examples, and install | 04:47 |
gmcastil | techgeek40: there are more things than i can count wrong with that | 04:47 |
danielax_ | ok, so go to Applications->Accessories->Terminal | 04:47 |
norv | apparle: dpkg has about as much dependency resolution as pkg_add in slackware/etc | 04:47 |
techgeek40 | gmcastil: me too | 04:47 |
gmcastil | :) | 04:47 |
nickrud | apparle: yes, dpkg will handle that fine. The * matches all files in that directory. If you have other ones, you can do sudo dpkg -i <deb1> <deb2> by name | 04:47 |
techgeek40 | terminal open | 04:47 |
danielax_ | ok. | 04:47 |
norv | nickrud: apparle: sorry, thought it couldn't | 04:47 |
Gman99999 | seacat yea I shouldnt mess with those, Ive loaded those before too | 04:47 |
danielax_ | now, type cd path/to/where/your/program/is | 04:48 |
norv | last thing I installed failed due to missing dependencies even though it was in aptitude.. that's a bit different | 04:48 |
zachalink | norv: yes, it's running on a samba server | 04:48 |
Gman99999 | seacat I'll try the original driver and see if things work | 04:48 |
apparle | norv: I am new to linux and don't know anything about Slackware | 04:48 |
ePax | I'm getting message in Vbox that usb device is not found or not installed on this system. Do i need to add my account to some group or? i'm allready in vbousers group. I read that i might have to create on group called usbusers or something? | 04:48 |
nickrud | norv: yeah, a bit different. I'm impressed that apparle got all the dependencies first try :) | 04:48 |
Tygir | does anyone know why i would get a X Window system error on cheese? | 04:48 |
norv | zachalink: any particular error message when you try to connect? | 04:48 |
apparle | nickrud: I cannot use apt-zip as the other box has WinXP on it. | 04:49 |
gmcastil | can someone explain how apt-get manages GPG keys for different repositories? | 04:49 |
zachalink | well, no, but the thing is: the mac network doesn't show up in "Networks" | 04:49 |
Tygir | The error was 'BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation)'. | 04:49 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: how's that going? | 04:49 |
Tygir | (Details: serial 41 error_code 11 request_code 140 minor_code 19) | 04:49 |
zachalink | *"Network" | 04:49 |
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techgeek40 | I'm there | 04:49 |
seacat | Tygir, Not sure, but most of the errors I get just show up on the screen. | 04:49 |
ePax | orka | 04:49 |
zachalink | Only what's called a "Windows Network". | 04:49 |
apparle | nickrud: I get all the dependencies as I have made a list of what all is installed on my pc and compare it while downloading dependencies | 04:50 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: so if you type ls<enter>, do you see your program listed? | 04:50 |
yanger | egads! i have a partition in jfs format, somehow it crashed just a moment ago, and now all my files are missing.. did a fsck and now i have files in lost+found ... is there an order to how they are thrown into the lost and found? | 04:50 |
gmcastil | apparle: wow...thats crazy | 04:50 |
techgeek40 | danielax: wwell, I do dir - but yes - I see the program(s) | 04:50 |
norv | Gibb: very likely xfce4 stuff just outright didn't install, or there was something wrong during installation. can't suggest reinstalling really, but I wouldn't be surprised if there was more critical stuff missing | 04:50 |
danielax_ | ok | 04:50 |
danielax_ | so now type the WINEDEBUG cmd above, and hit enter | 04:51 |
nickrud | apparle: apt-zip creates a script that uses wget to download the files; easily translated to a msdos script | 04:51 |
techgeek40 | <---did as danielax asked - did ls (I know that one too - but dir is old hate holdover :>) | 04:51 |
Tygir | seacat: the program genius! | 04:51 |
seacat | Gman99999, Did you ever check to see if that driver was being loaded in the first place? lsmod |grep rt2570 | 04:51 |
zachalink | norv: I have a problem with the mac network showing up in "Network", no error messages though. | 04:51 |
Gibb | norv: its booting off the cd if that makes any difference | 04:51 |
techgeek40 | zachalink: you got bootcamp running? | 04:51 |
zachalink | norv: Is there a way to manually connect to the mac network? | 04:51 |
norv | Gibb: oh, slightly better but I wouldn't do an install off of that cd.. | 04:51 |
apparle | gmcastil: When all odds are against you, then to get things done you have to becomne crazy | 04:51 |
zachalink | techgeek40: No, they're two seperate computers running. | 04:52 |
Gibb | oh no. it was my last blank | 04:52 |
zachalink | One is a linux box and one is an iMac. | 04:52 |
techgeek40 | zachalink: otay - :> | 04:52 |
vecna | hi how do I report a Bug with BOINC on Hardy Heron? | 04:52 |
russ | Is anyone aware of a linux program that can convert an mp3 to apple aac format? | 04:52 |
Gman99999 | seacat that command does nothing | 04:52 |
norv | zachalink: you can try connecting with smbclient, if you know the mac's ip address | 04:52 |
apparle | nickrud: Could you come oftopic and please explain it in more detail as I am new user | 04:52 |
nickrud | vecna: bugs.launchpad.net . You should discuss it on #ubuntu+1 first though | 04:52 |
seacat | Gman99999, Then the module was not loading and that is the problem. | 04:52 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: so after you run wine (through command line, like i said), you can type gedit debugreport &<enter>, | 04:52 |
nickrud | apparle: it's been a few years since I used it, but sure | 04:53 |
zachalink | norv: And how exactly would I do that? | 04:53 |
Gman99999 | seacat hmmmm I know the rt2500usb module was loading | 04:53 |
danielax_ | russ: yess, iTunes. Oh sorry, did you want linux software? sorry :) | 04:53 |
hsystemxX | . | 04:53 |
seacat | Gman99999, sudo insmod rt2570 | 04:53 |
Gman99999 | seacat which did bother me | 04:53 |
Gman99999 | seacat I got this for an output insmod: can't read 'rt2570': No such file or directory | 04:53 |
seacat | Gman99999, or: sudo modprobe rt2570 | 04:53 |
russ | danielax_ yeah, some free software to convert to a non-free format - maybe an oxymoron | 04:54 |
techgeek40 | danielax: did I miss something - I'm not even sure how run the ecl.exe (that' the program) via a termial for wine - I'm suppose to run that or the WINEDEBUG stuff first? | 04:54 |
VoiceOfApollo | is there a common reason that I wouldn't be able to chat on other networks? | 04:54 |
seacat | Gman99999, You deleted the object file? | 04:54 |
Gman99999 | seacat says it cant find the module | 04:54 |
danielax_ | russ: yeah - just joking with you | 04:54 |
Gman99999 | seacat yes its the bad one we uninstalled remeber? | 04:54 |
Flughafen | can anyone recommend an mp3 player that supports .ogg? | 04:54 |
russ | danielax_ i understand iTunes will run using wine though | 04:54 |
nemilar | Flughafen: they pretty much all do | 04:54 |
seacat | Gman99999, You deleted rt2570 ? | 04:54 |
wims | how do i change compiz theme ? | 04:54 |
seacat | Gman99999, You deleted rt2570.k0 ? | 04:54 |
nemilar | Flughafen: as long as you have the libraries instealled | 04:54 |
VoiceOfApollo | mp3 player for linux? | 04:55 |
Flughafen | nemilar, ipod doesnt | 04:55 |
seacat | Gman99999, You deleted rt2570.ko ? | 04:55 |
Gman99999 | seacat yes that's the one | 04:55 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: umm - so at terminal, type WINEDEBUG=+all,-relay wine <program_name> 2>&1 > debugreport<enter> | 04:55 |
hsystemxX | .ogg? XMMS. sudo apt-get install xmms | 04:55 |
nemilar | Flughafen: oh, sorry - I thought you meant software, haha | 04:55 |
danielax_ | russ: try to avoid that :) | 04:55 |
Flughafen | haha, sorry, i mean portable mp3 player | 04:55 |
apparle | nickrud: Please explain it as I am becoming crazy doing all this >>[ATI graphic card], [sound card not working with ALSA], [lastly its very difficult to install simple softwares | 04:55 |
seacat | That is why it's not loading, or trying to load, because you have deleted it. | 04:55 |
russ | danielax_ my feelings exactly | 04:55 |
crdlb | wims: compiz itself doesn't have any themes, it has decorators which have their own theming support | 04:55 |
wims | !compiz < wims | 04:55 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about compiz < wims - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 04:55 |
zachalink | norv: can you tell me how to use that smbclient? | 04:55 |
nemilar | Flughafen: you can find a list of them on the web | 04:55 |
Gman99999 | seacat Ive got the good one to re-install if i want to | 04:55 |
wims | !compiz | wims | 04:55 |
nemilar | Flughafen: cross-reference that with reviews on cnet or somewhere | 04:55 |
norv | zachalink: looking up the man page as I no longer ever touch samba | 04:55 |
techgeek40 | it's running it's geekspeak LOL | 04:56 |
Flughafen | nemilar, im reading some reviews but im just seeing if anyone here uses a non apple one that supports .ogg | 04:56 |
seacat | Gman99999, Ok, so install it and it should load up and work for you. | 04:56 |
crdlb | wims: if you're using gtk-windoew-decorator, then it uses your metacity theme; if you use emerald, then it uses the emerald theme | 04:56 |
danielax_ | wims: you can also do /msg ubotu compiz | 04:56 |
nickrud | apparle: the bottom line for ubuntu is you really need internet for it to be useful | 04:56 |
xGeek | huh | 04:56 |
cbquick | If i have basic quetions about linux and c programming where should i go? | 04:56 |
gmcastil | apt-key | 04:56 |
apparle | nickrud: But i want to make it usable without internet | 04:56 |
gmcastil | ... | 04:56 |
nickrud | cbquick: #linux and ##c | 04:56 |
gmcastil | apparle: you can't - go home - go to sleep | 04:57 |
danielax_ | cbquick: possibly google too | 04:57 |
Gman99999 | seacat ok, its funny though that even when i did load it, that module would never load at startup, this other module called rt2500usb would load up and when i tried to unload it it would freeze and cause all sorts of problems | 04:57 |
hsystemxX | Flughafen, recommend you to buy an ipod, and install in the ipod "iPOD Linux" "http://ipodlinux.org/" | 04:57 |
nickrud | apparle: get it to the net, install the stuff you want, then disconnect | 04:57 |
wweasel | I'm having trouble with my rsync include/exclude statements. Any rsync guru who can spare a minute to help me figure out why I'm not managing to exclude a folder and include one of its subfolders? | 04:57 |
danielax_ | apparle: you can use it, you just have a hard time installing new programs | 04:57 |
cbquick | thanks, tried google | 04:57 |
Carbonflux | has anyone here used wine from a XP ( NTFS ) partition ? | 04:57 |
Flughafen | hsystemxX, ive had many ipods and i kinda wanna try something different for a while | 04:57 |
danielax_ | cbquick: than nickrud's advice :) | 04:57 |
Gman99999 | seacat I could never get rid of this rt2500usb module | 04:57 |
norv | zachalink: okay, smbclient //SERVER/share | 04:57 |
russ | cbquick an oldie but goodie book is "the unix programming environment" by kernighan and pike | 04:57 |
hsystemxX | or try ROCKBOX on those ipod (Y) | 04:58 |
norv | zachalink: where SERVER is the mac's NETBios name and share is the shared dir | 04:58 |
seacat | Gman99999, Well, I wonder what was causing your computer to freeze ....? | 04:58 |
Gman99999 | seacat trying to rmmod the rt2500 one | 04:58 |
nickrud | russ: kernigan and richie , I learned from the first edition :) | 04:58 |
Flughafen | hsystemxX, ive tried rockbox, and liked it | 04:58 |
apparle | nickrud: Immpossible as it is a not a laptop and moreover I don't have enough permissions at home to move the box as I am young (17) | 04:58 |
danielax_ | Carbonflux: I've tried to compile it off an XP partiton - it doesn't work (symlinks) | 04:58 |
Gman99999 | seacat my network manager likes to freeze alot | 04:59 |
zachalink | where do I type that in? terminal? | 04:59 |
norv | zachalink: btw, can you access any other systems via samba through your Ubuntu box? | 04:59 |
Flughafen | hsystemxX, a few days after installing it my ipod died though | 04:59 |
cbquick | thank you all | 04:59 |
Gman99999 | seacat and has been very buggy | 04:59 |
Flughafen | so i dont think im gonna mess with the firmware this time | 04:59 |
zachalink | not sure, the mac is the oly other system | 04:59 |
zachalink | *only | 04:59 |
russ | nikrud kernighan is a coauthor of many interesting books I had K&R too | 04:59 |
nickrud | apparle: then you're kinda stuck, really. Linux is fundamentally a networked os | 04:59 |
gmcastil | K&R...yeah...kinda important | 04:59 |
seacat | Gman99999, What is your kernel version? uname -a | 04:59 |
techgeek40 | daniellax: well, the terminal window goes batty - but hangs at the end - I have to type exit but it doesn't save the report | 04:59 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: how's it going? | 04:59 |
zachalink | norv: but do I type that in terminal? | 04:59 |
norv | zachalink: yes | 04:59 |
apparle | gmcastil: If you can't help at least donot discourage people ;) | 05:00 |
Gman99999 | seacat Linux unknown 2.6.22-14-generic #1 SMP Sun Oct 14 23:05:12 GMT 2007 i686 GNU/Linux | 05:00 |
norv | zachalink: and the linux server can be thought of as another system... if THAT doesn't appear locally something's really up | 05:00 |
danielax_ | can you just copy-paste the stuff on terminal to pastebin? | 05:00 |
gmcastil | apparle: you're asking for something that isn't practical | 05:00 |
gmcastil | apparle: not being discouraging...just stating the obvious truth | 05:00 |
zachalink | what does the mac's netbios name mean? the ip address? | 05:01 |
techgeek40 | yeah - the last dozen or so lines - but I'll get ya what I can - maybe the "end" section will show you what you need | 05:01 |
gmcastil | apparle: get a job and a network connection | 05:01 |
nickrud | apparle: I do know what you're talking about, I lived at the bottom of a 3k pipe for over a year, it was excruciating even with that | 05:01 |
danielax_ | apparle: it also depends on what you want to do. if you just want to do default stuff, you can just install off the cd without updates | 05:01 |
nickrud | gmcastil: ohhh, that was harsh | 05:01 |
techgeek40 | !paste | 05:01 |
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) | 05:01 |
danielax_ | apparle: on a 56k modem, that was what Idid | 05:01 |
gmcastil | nickrud: i'm a little buzzed...and a lot tired of noob questions :) sorry | 05:01 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: sounds good :) | 05:01 |
norv | zachalink: it could be the ip address, and I think that IP address will invariably work. Whatever is the case, if the systems aren't on the same subnet... well that's ruled out | 05:02 |
nickrud | gmcastil: true, but harsh more correctly | 05:02 |
techgeek40 | danielax: here you go: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54287/ | 05:02 |
nickrud | 'true but harsh' that is | 05:02 |
kaz1nsky | my monitor loses signal after being in tty1-6 for a little bit, and then i cant switch back to tty7 any ideas? | 05:02 |
apparle | gmcastil: I am practically using it for 6 months and will keep using it whatever may be the odds. Because the other option is Windows and it s***s | 05:02 |
gmcastil | nickrud: i know.... | 05:02 |
wweasel | Can someone who understands rsync exclude/include statements help me fix the fact that this does not work (I think you'll see my intent): --exclude="/media/*/" --include="/media/data" | 05:02 |
gmcastil | wweasel: man rsync | 05:02 |
gmcastil | for god's sakes people use the freaking man pages!!! | 05:02 |
nickrud | !rtfm | 05:03 |
ubotu | Acronyms or statements like noob, jfgi, stfu or rtfm are not welcome in this channel. Period. | 05:03 |
wweasel | gmcastil: I've read the relevant man page. It's more helpful than you, but not helpful enouhg. | 05:03 |
WGGMk | curious as to what jfgi is | 05:03 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: hmm. not sure - I can see it's crashing though :| | 05:03 |
danielax_ | WGGMk: just f google it | 05:04 |
wweasel | WGGMk: just f***** google it | 05:04 |
hsystemxX | haha nice answer wweasel | 05:04 |
danielax_ | now you know :) | 05:04 |
WGGMk | thnx, havent seen that one | 05:04 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: does it use stuff like COM objects? | 05:04 |
edju | Installed amd64 kubuntu. Anything special to install firefox? | 05:04 |
wweasel | So does anyone here know how to exclude a folder and include one of its subfolders in rsync? | 05:05 |
hsystemxX | erm edju, have you tried sudo apt-get install firefox | 05:05 |
hsystemxX | ? | 05:05 |
nickrud | gmcastil: lol, take a break, spend some time on #debian and come back to the gentler side :) | 05:05 |
norv | edju: make sure to get the 32-bit firefox if you care about flash and such plugins working | 05:05 |
apparle | gmcastil: It seems that kubuntu people are more helping bye | 05:05 |
techgeek40 | danielax: yea - it uses comports and usb ports | 05:06 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: ah | 05:06 |
techgeek40 | BUT they are not brought into play unless the customer starts what we call a real time session for the writers | 05:06 |
wweasel | apparle: Anyone is more helpful than gmcastil at the moment. Take my word for it, jerks like him are fairly rare on this channel. You generally find some pretty helpful people. | 05:06 |
edju | norv, Thanks, that's what I needed to know. | 05:06 |
norv | gmcastil: it's surprising Kubuntu actually works out of the box more often.. at least for every system I've tried it on | 05:06 |
samad | hello all, i just installed Ubuntu 7.10 running an ATI Radeon x600 with the Proprietary fglrx driver. When I go into appearances -> visual effects and choose anything but 'none' and an error tells me that "The Composite Extension is not available" anyone have any ideas how i can fix that? | 05:06 |
techgeek40 | Otherwise the comports just sit there wihtout being called | 05:06 |
danielax_ | might i suggest trying an alternative to wine. | 05:06 |
apparle | nickrud: I am extremely thankful for your help. I will look into apt-zip thing. Thanks | 05:07 |
apparle | wweasel: :D | 05:07 |
norv | danielax_: there isn't one except for true virtualization and actually running windows inside | 05:07 |
techgeek40 | danielax: here is what the software is for - you know the people that sit with their little writers in court - taking down what the lawyers, judges and witnesses say? | 05:07 |
kaz1nsky | anyone know why my monitor loses its signal in tty1-6? | 05:07 |
WGGMk | Im haveing trouble starting DansGuardian on my server (Gutsy amd64).. when using "sudo /etc/init.d/dansguardian start" it just hangs forever.. Another question, a .pid file? is this process id? if so, does this only exist when its running | 05:07 |
apparle | Anybody knows a GUI frontend for Mencoder | 05:07 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: hmm | 05:08 |
norv | techgeek40: court reporters, yes | 05:08 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: there's a vertical market for you | 05:08 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: if it's commercial, codeweavers might be the best bet | 05:08 |
nickrud | apparle: wweasel gmcastil has been very helpful to many already. Everyone has their bad moments | 05:08 |
danielax_ | techgeek40: it's way way beyond my expertese :) | 05:08 |
danielax_ | norv: yeah - you're right | 05:08 |
gmcastil | nickrud: thanks....i'm drunk right now | 05:08 |
norv | danielax_: aren't codeweavers and cedega just forks of the old BSD Wine? | 05:09 |
apparle | nickrud: We are joking | 05:09 |
techgeek40 | Okay - the software takes what they write (which is phonetics - like fplt would mean a period) and would translate that into english words - now the "real time" is ONLY used if a write is connected and writing - other wise the ports are NEVER brought into play | 05:09 |
Carbonflux | Has anyone tried running Wine off a XP drive in 7.10? with NTFS write working etc. | 05:09 |
wweasel | nickrud: Alright, that's fair. Still...well, i was about to say that he must be drunk jokingly, but apparently he is :P | 05:09 |
lufis | I'm trying to set up sshd on ubuntu to serve putty on windows on a remote box. Can someone walk me thru creating crypto keys, etc.? | 05:09 |
techgeek40 | yeah we get a TON asking if linux would be best to use - and my view - yes - it's FAR more stable than windows | 05:09 |
nickrud | gmcastil: been there, done that, been embarrassed. Took a year off. Don't do the same :) | 05:10 |
gmcastil | and...u'll ignore the mena things someone said earlier...i've had 1/2 a bottle of wine in the past hour | 05:10 |
apparle | gmcastil: I am joking don't take it seriously. I know you people are helpful | 05:10 |
danielax_ | norv: codewavers does commercial support/development for wine. It seems to get code integrated into the main wine frequently | 05:10 |
techgeek40 | Carbon: I did - not a pretty site lol | 05:10 |
danielax_ | anyway, all, I'm off to eat lunch | 05:10 |
groovingsoul | ¿anyone knows what to do on singularity:endgame? they allways catch me, even if i destroy my servers, stop researching, or even if i dont build anything | 05:10 |
wweasel | oh god...my only issue with rsync include/exclude was order of statements. | 05:10 |
danielax_ | at 10 past 2, anyway :) | 05:10 |
gmcastil | apparle: i've been using linux as an admin and user for about 5 years now...just siwtched to ubuntu and this is the first time i've been on these forums | 05:10 |
norv | techgeek40: sounds like something that basic GNU userland can do | 05:10 |
gmcastil | apparle: i don't mind helping newbies...i was one once too | 05:10 |
techgeek40 | I take it the codeweavrs is like wine???? and built for ubuntu/linux? | 05:10 |
techgeek40 | GNU?????? | 05:11 |
danielax_ | cya all | 05:11 |
naffy-duck | oh good gmcastil, u might help me then | 05:11 |
techgeek40 | Take care daniel - thanks for the help | 05:11 |
apparle | gmcastil: Don't worry, I will not remain a newbie for long | 05:11 |
gmcastil | apparle: but, you'll probably get an earful every now and then - i have high standards | 05:11 |
Jangari | can someone help me modify a brief bash script so as to word on a specified directory rather than the working directory? | 05:11 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: yes? | 05:11 |
Jangari | work* | 05:11 |
norv | techgeek40: err, what you described is something like text replacement, which looks like regexps could do the job | 05:11 |
pawsmacker | is there a dump of ubotu i can download and add to my own supybot? | 05:11 |
nickrud | techgeek40: codeweavers is for any linux | 05:12 |
wweasel | gmcastil: Telling them to rtfm in a few more words isn't going to help them much. Having been around linux for a few years it didn't bother me too much. but I can imagine i wouldn't appreciate it if I were new to this | 05:12 |
naffy-duck | gmcastil, can i run vista and ubuntu from one disk on my pressario laptop? | 05:12 |
gmcastil | wweasel: ...and i'm buzzed as shit | 05:12 |
techgeek40 | norv: for simplistic reasons - yea text replacement on the lowest level - but trust me - NOT on the upper levels - | 05:12 |
wweasel | gmcastil: Fair enough :) | 05:12 |
southroad | 有说中文的马 | 05:12 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: yeah..as long as you have at least one free partition | 05:12 |
hsystemxX | naffy-duck, Yes. | 05:12 |
nickrud | !cn | southroad | 05:12 |
ubotu | southroad: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 05:12 |
norv | techgeek40: upper levels? | 05:12 |
techgeek40 | nickrud: I'll read up on it - I've saved the chat window so I can look into it | 05:12 |
southroad | THX | 05:13 |
techgeek40 | norv: yeah - it also uses audio - video and voice recognition | 05:13 |
nickrud | techgeek40: oriented towards office stuff, like cedega is oriented towards games | 05:13 |
jazzles | hello there | 05:13 |
naffy-duck | gmcastil k, so i must create one partition soley for ubuntu | 05:13 |
jazzles | is there some sort of problem with jackd in the gutsy repos? | 05:13 |
techgeek40 | norv: it is replacing text - but it's a lot more indepth than that | 05:13 |
hsystemxX | naffy-duck, divide your disk in 2 partitions, then install vista in 1 partition, and ubuntu in the other. (easiest way). | 05:13 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: actually, at least 2 | 05:13 |
techgeek40 | nickrud: I'll have to check out cedega too - I have a few windows games I'd like to play on here | 05:13 |
naffy-duck | gmcastil ?? | 05:13 |
techgeek40 | butttt - for now - I have to get it's late and I have work tomorrow | 05:14 |
hsystemxX | naffy-duck, divide your disk in 2 partitions, then install vista in 1 partition, and ubuntu in the other. (easiest way). | 05:14 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: you'll need a swap partition and then a filesystem for the OS | 05:14 |
techgeek40 | you all have a good one and thanks for the help | 05:14 |
norv | techgeek40: voice recognition is the more problematic aspect, and I doubt you'd ever find a replacement for that because of the hard cash in the industry | 05:14 |
techgeek40 | Night all | 05:14 |
gmcastil | techgeek40: later | 05:14 |
commonlyUNIQU3 | anyone here any good at configuring X? I'm trying to run multiple sessions on multiple monitors, but can't quite get it right... | 05:14 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: do you have free space on your drive? | 05:14 |
naffy-duck | gmcastil yes, plenty | 05:14 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: sorry....i meant a free partition | 05:15 |
hsystemxX | naffy-duck, delete the entire vista :D hehe. | 05:15 |
hsystemxX | joke* sorry. | 05:15 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: hard drives can be divided into several partitions | 05:15 |
deahtihs | is there some sort of way i can type in terminal something like 'say woopie' | 05:15 |
deahtihs | or just type and it says while i'm typing | 05:15 |
deahtihs | and that i can disable when i want | 05:15 |
naffy-duck | gmcastil no, no free partition, so this is the scarey part :( | 05:15 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: yeah, you'll need to reinstall windows, then | 05:15 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: i don't know of a reliable way (i'm sure there is one) of resizing an existing NTFS partitoin | 05:15 |
levander | Where can I configure how my workspacs work? Like, if I want four workspaces instead of the default two? Or, if I just want 1 workspace? | 05:16 |
deahtihs | is there a text to speech thing here on ubuntu | 05:16 |
hsystemxX | gmcastil, tell him to use partition magic... | 05:16 |
naffy-duck | ack, i have a vista home edition restore disk, but vista came installed - do i have a problem? | 05:16 |
hsystemxX | it seem that he only read your messages. | 05:16 |
gmcastil | levander: right click on the desktop pager thingy in your taskbar | 05:16 |
naffy-duck | gmcastil im running an amd64 processor too | 05:16 |
apparle | naffy-duck: It's your laptop isn't it?? I f yes then why do you worry about installing windows again | 05:16 |
nickrud | !install | naffy-duck this page has some info, you can resize the windows partition during install | 05:17 |
ubotu | naffy-duck this page has some info, you can resize the windows partition during install: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues - Don't want to use a CD? Try http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate | 05:17 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: if you really want to keep vista (not recommended) you'l need to resize the partition using something like partition magic | 05:17 |
levander | gmcastil: Thanks, but I was hoping for a few more options. Like, when I move my mouse off the screen towards another workspace, I was hoping I would switch to that workspace. I've had that behavior in the past. Although, I'm not sure if I've had it with GNOME. | 05:17 |
gmcastil | levander: i don't think you can do that...there's an option that will let you use the mousewheel over the background to go from one workspace to another | 05:18 |
naffy-duck | nickrud k, tks, and a few other questions.. | 05:18 |
nickrud | levander: install brightside , it can be configured to do that | 05:18 |
iNTRONIX | Has someone tested Steam on Ubuntu? | 05:18 |
hsystemxX | iNTRONIX, no, but there is some guide at google. | 05:18 |
gmcastil | levander: the sort of behavior you're talking about would drive me nuts, though | 05:18 |
hsystemxX | about that... | 05:18 |
hsystemxX | like installing CSS or half life 2 stuff... | 05:18 |
iNTRONIX | ok | 05:18 |
levander | nickrud: thanks | 05:18 |
iNTRONIX | Yes counter-strike 1.6 | 05:19 |
commonlyUNIQU3 | can anyone point me in the right direction for some support configuring X for dual monitors? | 05:19 |
commonlyUNIQU3 | I would like to run multiple sessions on multiple monitors... | 05:19 |
naffy-duck | nickrud i need to keep vista, and ur basically saying something like QTparted will do the job, is it an easy job? | 05:19 |
commonlyUNIQU3 | ? | 05:19 |
levander | commonlyUNIQU3: Xinerama | 05:19 |
gmcastil | commonlyUNIQU3: http://www.google.com/search?q=configure+x.org+for+multiple+monitors&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a | 05:19 |
commonlyUNIQU3 | levander- I've already configured my xorg.conf for xinerama | 05:19 |
Tensop | guys, this is a bit of an odd one - but i need to modprobe ath_pci after every reboot | 05:20 |
apparle | naffy-duck: I don't recommend resizing the partition as it takes a lot of time and moreover it is a NTFS partition. Better go to the dealer and ask him to reinstall Vista with lot of partitions if you don't know much about windows installation | 05:20 |
levander | commonlyUNIQU3: Well then, that's not what you want? | 05:20 |
Tensop | is there a way to make the modprobe process for ath_pci automatic? :) | 05:20 |
gmcastil | commonlyUNIQU3: usually you have to screw around with xorg.conf | 05:20 |
commonlyUNIQU3 | levander- but I can't figure out how to run separate sessions on each monitor | 05:20 |
levander | Tensop: /etc/modules | 05:20 |
naffy-duck | apparle is amd64 an ntfs partition? | 05:20 |
commonlyUNIQU3 | levander- yeah, I don't want the "one big screen" mode | 05:20 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: NTFS is a windows partition | 05:20 |
nickrud | naffy-duck: pretty easy, yes. Although you can do the partition shrinking in vista ahead of time. See http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial133.html for some info on that | 05:20 |
levander | commonlyUNIQU3: Then you don't have Xinerama setup right yet. That's the whole thing Xinerama does. | 05:20 |
naffy-duck | apparle, also seeing the dealer isn't an option, i bought this laptop in India, and am back in Aus | 05:21 |
gmcastil | commonlyUNIQU3: what window manager are you using? | 05:21 |
commonlyUNIQU3 | levander- maybe I'll have to keep trying | 05:21 |
naffy-duck | nickrud k, tks for the url | 05:21 |
commonlyUNIQU3 | gmcastil- gnome | 05:21 |
levander | commonlyUNIQU3: If you were more specific about where you are, maybe someone in here could help you? | 05:21 |
Tensop | naffy-duck: prolly not the best move buying a laptop overseas :P | 05:21 |
RasterBurner | hey - anyone know how to install WoW on on Ubuntu? | 05:22 |
naffy-duck | Tensop, in someways, yeah, but the price was right :) | 05:22 |
nickrud | naffy-duck: I try to do all my windows manipulations with microsoft tools, they don't say enough about how they do things for me to trust reverse engineered tools | 05:22 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: i would probably just use the livecd to partition the thing the way i wanted and then reinstall vinsta | 05:22 |
seacat | Tensop, Over what seas? :) | 05:22 |
Tensop | the indian ocean? :) | 05:22 |
commonlyUNIQU3 | levander- where I am? | 05:22 |
norv | RasterBurner: you may have luck running it in Wine or a commercial derivative | 05:22 |
gmcastil | nickrud: partition magic seems to have a pretty good track record resizing ntfs partitions | 05:22 |
pawsmacker | !42 > me | 05:22 |
gmcastil | RasterBurner: a lot of people have run wow under wine | 05:22 |
pawsmacker | !42 | me | 05:22 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about 42 - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 05:22 |
RasterBurner | thanks norv! ill check that out | 05:23 |
nickrud | gmcastil: heard both ways myself. gparted destroyed my windows install, but since I'd only owned the laptop for about an hour, no harm done | 05:23 |
seacat | gmcastil, With any luck? | 05:23 |
naffy-duck | gmcastil i can't reinstall vista, was preinstalled, only gave me restore disk | 05:23 |
Meglo | Are there any good guides on how to do encrypted LVM on top of a software RAID 1 array with the debian installer on the altinstall CD? | 05:23 |
Tensop | hmm, not much activity in the ubuntu+1 channel, so ill pop this question up here | 05:23 |
joedj | anyone care to suggest how i would install ubuntu without a bootable optical drive? i have an optical drive, it just isn't bootable | 05:23 |
gmcastil | seacat: wow? yes | 05:23 |
seacat | gmcastil, My son is a wow player.... | 05:23 |
Tensop | is heron going to go the 2.6.24 release for the kernel or will it stay with the RC | 05:23 |
apparle | naffy-duck: Funny I am an Indian. People in India think of bringing laptops from ther countries, You are the first person I know who has done the reverse | 05:23 |
gmcastil | seacat: its a real hack...and slow | 05:23 |
gmcastil | seacat: real slow | 05:23 |
naffy-duck | Tensop ,??? Indian ocean? | 05:24 |
nickrud | !install | joedj one of the links on the installation page will have a method you can use | 05:24 |
ubotu | joedj one of the links on the installation page will have a method you can use: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues - Don't want to use a CD? Try http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate | 05:24 |
gmcastil | seacat: tell him to quit playing WoW...he'll thank you later | 05:24 |
Tensop | http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=9429 < WoW info | 05:24 |
gmcastil | seacat: that game robbed me of a year of my life | 05:24 |
hsystemxX | naffiduck, partition your disk right now, then do a restore with the cds it shiped with your laptop, it is supposed to leave the partition you created intact.. | 05:24 |
hsystemxX | then try installing ubuntu. | 05:24 |
seacat | gmcastil, I did, I did! :) | 05:24 |
Meglo | joedj, look into making a boot floppy | 05:24 |
Tensop | naffy-duck: are you in australia or austria :) | 05:25 |
gmcastil | hsystemxX: i'd imagine the restore disk will repartition it for him and make it just as it left the factorty | 05:25 |
nickrud | seacat: he'll outgrow it (hopefully) | 05:25 |
gmcastil | nickrud: i wish i'd never played | 05:25 |
DWSR | What's the quickest way to remove xubuntu-desktop and all of it's dependancies? | 05:25 |
gmcastil | DWSR: reinstall? | 05:25 |
Tensop | it's a big long command | 05:25 |
naffy-duck | apparle , namaste, kaiser hain? ;) I needed a laptop there after 6mths | 05:25 |
iNTRONIX | Has Someone tested PacSteamT on Ubuntu? It might work if ordinarry Steam works. | 05:25 |
naffy-duck | Tensop Aussie | 05:25 |
DWSR | gmcastil: No, I was thinking since I don't have physical access to the box in question, I would do it via SSH. | 05:25 |
hsystemxX | gmcastil, right, but some restore disk, leave the partitions intact, at least with a ntfs working partition. If there is NO partition, it will re-create them. | 05:26 |
Tensop | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=576111 < removing xubuntu | 05:26 |
DWSR | Tensop: There's no way to get apt to remove a package and all of it's dependancies? | 05:26 |
hsystemxX | and sorry for my english , im not american :) | 05:26 |
gmcastil | DWSR: there are a LOT of things that are probalby tied together by dependencies...i'd probably not mess with it | 05:26 |
nickrud | DWSR: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome | 05:26 |
gmcastil | ...but apparenty, others have taken the time to do it :) | 05:26 |
nickrud | gmcastil: some of the things people do to their ubuntu, there's gotta way to escape kde and xfce | 05:27 |
gmcastil | a lot of the libs are still used, though...k3b for example requires the KDE stuff | 05:28 |
apparle | naffy-duck: namaste main achha hoon. from which place are you | 05:28 |
nickrud | hsystemxX: it worked that way for me, just used the ntfs partition I provided | 05:28 |
naffy-duck | apparle im back in Melbourne | 05:28 |
DWSR | thanks nickrud. | 05:28 |
DWSR | gmcastil: I'm going for SSH only. | 05:28 |
DWSR | I don't care about anything graphical or gnome or X. | 05:28 |
ivanhoe | hello evrybody | 05:29 |
naffy-duck | apparle which country r u in? | 05:29 |
ivanhoe | how can i download from megaupload | 05:29 |
ivanhoe | in ubuntu | 05:29 |
Tensop | hmm, ive got a heap of "pid: xxxx comm: modprobe tainted: p xxxxxx" in /var/log/messages - ignorable? | 05:29 |
bazhang | ivanhoe: download what | 05:29 |
timandtom | I'm trying to install Ubuntu 7.10 from CD that I know works onto an older computer. When I go to boot Ubuntu and so I can install it, after the initial loading screen, it just goes black, and stays like that for a while. Is it just really slow, or is there a problem? | 05:29 |
gmcastil | DWSR: well, then i'd probably just pick a distro that let me be more selective in what i installed - centOS comes to mind | 05:29 |
ivanhoe | download files from megaupload | 05:29 |
bazhang | heh | 05:30 |
gmcastil | timandtom: you'll probably need to modify some of the boot params when the livecd starts | 05:30 |
cube | timandtom download the alternative install cd | 05:30 |
hsystemxX | ivanhoe, i have the answer but | 05:30 |
DWSR | gmcastil: I was going to use the Ubuntu server disk, but I figured that I can use the LiveCD to recover Windows systems, so why not just go with that and remove all the crap that I don't need? | 05:30 |
ivanhoe | yea | 05:30 |
ivanhoe | but? | 05:30 |
cube | timandtom and if the computer is really old get xubuntu | 05:30 |
hsystemxX | send me a pv, because it is on spanish and i have to traduce it for you. | 05:30 |
gmcastil | DWSR: cuz it sounds like its a pain | 05:30 |
hsystemxX | pm* | 05:30 |
DWSR | gmcastil: There a command written down somewhere to remove all of X? | 05:30 |
gmcastil | DWSR: unless there is a way to pick what yo uwant to install | 05:31 |
timandtom | gmcastil: How hard would that be? Or would cube's suggestion of downloading the alternative install cd work better? | 05:31 |
DWSR | gmcastil: It's not really. It just uninstalled all of Xubuntu in the time between now and when I got the command. | 05:31 |
gmcastil | timandtom: fixng the boot params takes a few seconds | 05:31 |
nickrud | DWSR: you can just leave all that stuff there, and use rcconf to disable gdm. X won't start | 05:31 |
DWSR | nickrud: I want to free up the extra space though. | 05:31 |
gmcastil | DWSR: if someone has already figured out the command to run, then thats a differnet story | 05:31 |
cube | yeah but if its like a pIII or something shouldn't he use xubuntu? | 05:31 |
timandtom | cube: like, 96mb RAM, 8gb hard drive, crappy motherboard and onboard video... I don't know how old really. Small case, purple faceplate, Explora brand, if you happen to know it :P | 05:31 |
hsystemxX | ivanhoe my bad, cant receive pm. | 05:32 |
hsystemxX | ivanhoe pay attention: | 05:32 |
ivanhoe | i cant send | 05:32 |
timandtom | gmcastil: Ah :D Any idea what I would need to change though? | 05:32 |
cube | anything VIA I would use xubuntu! | 05:32 |
ivanhoe | yea | 05:32 |
ivanhoe | i put atetion | 05:32 |
matt__ | i have a question | 05:32 |
gmcastil | timandtom: remove the 'quiet' and 'splash' options | 05:32 |
naffy-duck | gmcastil what is/is there an issue with amd64 bit and ubuntu? | 05:32 |
cube | timandtom what kind of CPU is it | 05:32 |
gmcastil | timandtom: try that and see how it works | 05:32 |
hsystemxX | Download this extension for firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59 | 05:32 |
nickrud | !ask | matt__ | 05:33 |
ubotu | matt__: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-) | 05:33 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: there are a few difficulties with running 64-bit - namely the availability of 64-bit binaries from the outside world (namely Flash) | 05:33 |
ivanhoe | thanks | 05:33 |
norv | timandtom: you won't be running any DE with 96mb | 05:33 |
timandtom | cube: Pentium 2 I THINK, but I'll double check | 05:33 |
matt__ | um i need a vurtal machine but i dont know one | 05:33 |
timandtom | gmcastil: How do I do that? | 05:33 |
matt__ | well i do bu tit did not work right | 05:33 |
ATG | /server irc.7chan.org | 05:33 |
ATG | oops | 05:33 |
ATG | sorry | 05:33 |
ivanhoe | well i have this extenioo | 05:33 |
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norv | matt__: VirtualBox | 05:34 |
ivanhoe | and dont works | 05:34 |
nickrud | matt__: add deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu gutsy partner to your sources.list, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install vmware-server | 05:34 |
naffy-duck | gmcastil k, so, inet browsing is affected, anyone know of any other 64-32 bit software issues? | 05:34 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: acrobat reader probably isn't available in 64-bit linux version | 05:34 |
hsystemxX | ivanhow then in firefox after you install that add on, you must go to TOOLS->user agent->options->options->user agent->add | 05:34 |
timandtom | norv: Meh, well, I figure I'll try it. Worst case, I lose a coupla hours of time I would have spent otherwise on my Gamecube :) If this doesn't work, I'll try a different distro | 05:34 |
gmcastil | mmm.....gamecube | 05:34 |
cube | timandtom http://xubuntu.org/ get xubuntu but click on a mirror and get the alternative install cd of xubuntu | 05:34 |
hsystemxX | ivanhow, then fill the blanks with: | 05:35 |
hsystemxX | DESCRIPTION: Internet Explorer 6 + Alexa Toolbar | 05:35 |
hsystemxX | USER AGENT: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; Alexa Toolbar) | 05:35 |
hsystemxX | APP NAME : Microsft Internet Explorer | 05:35 |
hsystemxX | APP VERSION : 4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1) | 05:35 |
hsystemxX | PLATFORM : Win32 | 05:35 |
FloodBot3 | hsystemxX: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 05:35 |
gmcastil | timandtom: try editing the boot options first - your problem of having a blank screen after booting is pretty common | 05:35 |
DWSR | gmcastil: Does Ubuntu server simply have Ubuntu-base installed? | 05:35 |
nickrud | naffy-duck: you don't need adobereader for ubuntu, it has it's own pdf reader | 05:35 |
naffy-duck | gmcastil so basically what ur saying is most multimedia 32 bit opensource apps - equiv to what's available on windows? | 05:35 |
Flannel | DWSR: Its got a little more than that, but yes, its just the CLI apps | 05:35 |
gmcastil | nickrud: i was just saying that if you really wanted the adobe version, you're out of luck | 05:35 |
hsystemxX | ivanhow then in firefox after you install that add on, you must go to TOOLS->user agent->options->options->user agent->add | 05:35 |
norv | timandtom: oh right, alternate install and make sure not to specify any packages like Xubuntu Desktop. then apt-get install "blackbox" or some such | 05:35 |
timandtom | cube: Ah, k, thanks. So xubuntu is basically ubuntu for slow computers? Are there any major differences? | 05:36 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: i'm saying that 64-bit binaries in linux are rare | 05:36 |
gmcastil | DWSR: i didn't see one | 05:36 |
DWSR | I'm watching my server load drop past 0.2 | 05:36 |
nickrud | gmcastil: ah, missed that part. | 05:36 |
hsystemxX | ivanhoe, then fill the blanks like this: DESCRIPTION: Internet Explorer 6 + Alexa Toolbar | 05:36 |
naffy-duck | nickrud k, tks for that | 05:36 |
ubuntu_ | WOW SO MANY PEOPLE ON UBUNTU CHAT | 05:36 |
DWSR | I love removing X. | 05:36 |
ubuntu_ | IM NOW | 05:36 |
ubuntu_ | NEW | 05:36 |
hsystemxX | ivanhoe, USER AGENT: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; Alexa Toolbar) | 05:36 |
Flannel | !caps | ubuntu_ | 05:36 |
ubuntu_ | im new | 05:36 |
ubotu | ubuntu_: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too. | 05:36 |
hsystemxX | ivanhoe, APP NAME : Microsft Internet Explorer | 05:36 |
ivanhoe | yep | 05:36 |
gmcastil | nickrud: sorry, wasn't clear - you can read pdfs, just probably not with adobe's thang, unless they have released a 64-bit version (unlikely as hell) | 05:36 |
nickrud | naffy-duck: there's no pressing reason to use the 64bit version yet anyway | 05:36 |
hsystemxX | ivanhoe, APP VERSION : 4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1) | 05:36 |
drgeb | is there an audio player that can play PCM 16 bit raw audio files ? | 05:36 |
hsystemxX | ivanhoe, PLATFORM : Win32 | 05:36 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: personally, I disagree with nick, but thats me | 05:36 |
DWSR | gmcastil: As root, how can I log users out remotely? | 05:37 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: i'm also not exactly a novice user, either, so i'm willing to deal with some of the consequences | 05:37 |
DJAdmiral | is it just me, or are the current updates broken? | 05:37 |
hsystemxX | ivanhoe, anyway, http://www.ubuntu-es.org/index.php?q=node/24884 after the step 2 (paso 2) | 05:37 |
gmcastil | DWSR: kill the process that they've logged in on | 05:37 |
naffy-duck | gmcastil , nickrud, excuse my ignorance, but there are plenty of 32 bit equivalent multilmedia software to use in abuntu? | 05:37 |
DWSR | gmcastil: It's tty1. | 05:37 |
cube | timandtom: yeah the major difference is your session instead of gnome or kde you would use | 05:37 |
Gnine | 64bit version available since feisty | 05:37 |
gmcastil | DWSR: kill the proces id | 05:37 |
cube | timandtom: Xfce4 | 05:38 |
nickrud | naffy-duck: yep. About the only thing you can't play is drm protected stuff | 05:38 |
naffy-duck | nickrud k, tks | 05:38 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: there are some - things like Maple, Flash, a few others that i can't seem to remember that you won't be able to find for 64-bit linux | 05:38 |
DWSR | gmcastil: Doesn't work. Process is still there. kill -9 it? | 05:38 |
gmcastil | DWSR: yeah | 05:38 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: there are several threads on this in the forums and mailing lists | 05:38 |
timandtom | gmcastil: How do I edit boot options? And what do I change? | 05:39 |
timandtom | cube: Ah, cool. I'll use that if this doesn't work | 05:39 |
gmcastil | timandtom: when it boots, i think yo upress esc or whatever | 05:39 |
naffy-duck | gmcastil , nickrud, yeah, i'm suffering reading overload atm, funny tho, i find I can chat easily :) | 05:39 |
cube | good choice...i like gnome | 05:39 |
gmcastil | timandtom: then, you can edit the boot options | 05:39 |
nickrud | naffy-duck: you must be young, have the interactive disease ;) | 05:39 |
timandtom | gmcastil: Oh, THOSE options... What do I change? | 05:39 |
sslashes | i created an array using mdadm on a current Gentoo box - the drives were then moved to an ubuntu box - if i use "mdadm --assemble /dev/md0 /dev/sdc1 /dev/sdd1", and mount md0, the directory is empty (i can assure you, it was not before) - but if I run "mdadm --create /dev/md0 --level=0 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sdc1 /dev/sdd1", it warns me about an existant array created on Sep of 2007 (which is when I made the array on Gentoo) - any ideas? | 05:40 |
DJAdmiral | Guys, I just installed ubuntu 7.10 and loads of my updates aren't installing | 05:40 |
gumby600m | msg nickserv ident | 05:40 |
cube | DJAmiral: what do you mean not installing? does it show the updates and then you don't see the effects? | 05:40 |
naffy-duck | nickrud I'm basically trying to weigh up the install/run annoyance factor with the benefits of not having all my resources svcked up by windows | 05:40 |
gmcastil | timandtom: remove the 'quiet' and 'splash' options | 05:40 |
gmcastil | timandtom: you might try safe mode, too | 05:41 |
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Tensop | dunno about you, but with ubuntu vs xp... ubuntu guzzles the memory :) | 05:41 |
DJAdmiral | ttf-opensymbol, the entire openoffice.org package, and python-uno didn't update | 05:41 |
cube | timandtom: and if it is a p2 i would give it awhile when it seems as things have stopped | 05:41 |
hsystemxX | guzzles mean? | 05:41 |
naffy-duck | eeeew, Tensop throws in a curve ball :( | 05:41 |
Temagic | Hi everybody! I just have a quick question re ubuntu linux | 05:41 |
Tensop | uses alot | 05:41 |
DJAdmiral | it tells me that "An error occured" after updating | 05:42 |
cube | Tensop: i tried out vista and used double to three times as much average memory for same usage | 05:42 |
nickrud | naffy-duck: for years I ran linux exclusively with the exception of one app for work ... now I don't at all | 05:42 |
gmcastil | timandtom: i agree with cube - and having those options gone will let you see whats actually going on a lot easier | 05:42 |
DWSR | !ncurses | 05:42 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ncurses - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 05:42 |
DWSR | !packages | 05:42 |
ubotu | You can browse and search for Ubuntu packages using !Synaptic, !Adept, "apt-cache search <keywords or regex>", the "apt:/" URL in KDE, or online at http://packages.ubuntu.com - Ubuntu has about 20000 packages available, so please *search* for an official package before installing things in awkward ways! | 05:42 |
DJAdmiral | I'll go give you the results in the pastebin | 05:42 |
Temagic | is it possible to use another theme in ubuntu than the standard brown? i.e. a blue theme? | 05:42 |
hsystemxX | XP sucks. its win32, and take more memory than any linux... remeber it depends on what processes are you running in ubuntu. | 05:42 |
Tensop | yeah, vista uses alot of memory too | 05:42 |
nickrud | !find libncurses5 | DWSR | 05:42 |
ubotu | dwsr: Found: libncurses5, libncurses5-dbg, libncurses5-dev | 05:42 |
Tensop | but that belongs in the bin :) | 05:42 |
DWSR | Ah, that's what I'm looking for. | 05:42 |
Tensop | XP boots up with ~95-120mb in use | 05:42 |
timandtom | cube: Ok, will do | 05:42 |
DWSR | ncurses is still referred to by some packages, which is why I thought I needed to update. | 05:42 |
Tensop | ubuntu boots up with ~200mb or so | 05:43 |
nickrud | Temagic: sure, system->prefs->appearance , hit the custom button | 05:43 |
timandtom | gmcastil: Ok, thanks, I'll try that. | 05:43 |
Tensop | XP boots faster too | 05:43 |
Tensop | but thats only because its 7 years older :) | 05:43 |
gmcastil | timandtom: good luck | 05:43 |
Tensop | im sure a 7 year old nix distro would boot quite fast | 05:43 |
Temagic | nickrud: will it be consistent in all programs, windows etc? | 05:43 |
nickrud | Temagic: all the gnome apps, yes. Not any kde apps you may install | 05:43 |
cube | Tensop: offtopic might be better for you | 05:43 |
Temagic | ok, thanks | 05:43 |
hsystemxX | tensop if thats the way, then try ubuntu 6.06 ... | 05:43 |
hsystemxX | or ubuntu 5.X | 05:43 |
WGGMk | Im having trouble trouble starting "DansGuardian", it just hangs on the server (Gutsy amd64) any thoughts? | 05:44 |
Tensop | nah :P | 05:44 |
DJAdmiral | cube, take a look: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/4063/ | 05:44 |
apparle | bye | 05:44 |
Tensop | im running xp on the desktop and ubuntu 8.04 on the lappy | 05:44 |
naffy-duck | nickrud , Tensop , gmcastil apparle , i think this is a job for an real world linux/ubuntu user group, which I'll probably find here in melbourne and save myself alot of grief:) | 05:44 |
sk8deamon | hi | 05:44 |
Tensop | im in melb, there are no user groups ;) | 05:44 |
Tensop | exactly what's the problem naffy-duck | 05:45 |
nickrud | !loco | naffy-duck | 05:45 |
ubotu | naffy-duck: Information on Ubuntu Local Community Teams is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LoCoTeams | 05:45 |
hsystemxX | it seems that there is more documentation in spanish for ubuntu than in english. | 05:45 |
biouser | is there no GUI process manager in Gutsy? | 05:45 |
Temagic | I'm currently sitting on a dell m1330 and installed opensuse, but the distro doesn't quite work with my laptop, then I googled and found out that ubuntu was 100% compatible with my machine:) I just didn't like the look of the distro. But if this is easy to change, I'll be downloading ubuntu now (actually I allready am...) So, soon I'll join the community:) Thanks for the quick reply | 05:45 |
nickrud | naffy-duck: the one in melbourne is pretty active I hear | 05:45 |
bod_ | hey guys,. how do i stop a ackage from showing up in the update manager? i dont want compiz | 05:45 |
gmcastil | Temagic: there are several flavors which use different window managers | 05:45 |
biouser | Temagic, you will like the look | 05:45 |
naffy-duck | Tensop 1/I've never used linux os 2/ My vista laptop has only one drive and two used partitions | 05:45 |
David37 | can anyone help me install nvidia display driver for an 8800gt i've downloaded it to the desktop but i have no clue what to do next | 05:46 |
gmcastil | Temagic: for an older machine, you might try xubuntu | 05:46 |
Tensop | what laptop naffy-duck | 05:46 |
cube | Djadmiral are you installing the updates through update-manager? | 05:46 |
naffy-duck | tks obotu | 05:46 |
hsystemxX | biouser, with GUI: System Monitor, interminal: ps -ef|grep YOUR-USER | 05:46 |
DJAdmiral | Aye | 05:46 |
sk8deamon | hi got a question how to modify ubuntu so i can create a os derived from ubuntu like xubuntu or kubuntu how to package wut software do i need for this | 05:46 |
a2 | !lista | 05:46 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about lista - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 05:46 |
sk8deamon | can someone help | 05:46 |
naffy-duck | Tensop compaq pressario v6000 | 05:46 |
Temagic | I hope so, it was just that the whole brown thing didn't quite make the cut... But I've heard ubuntu is the easiest and most supported distro, so I'm really looking forward to trying it out | 05:46 |
DJAdmiral | sk8deamon, you could use a tool such as reconstructor. | 05:47 |
apparle | naffy-duck: I suggest you to seek someone good in Vista (Windows chatrooms) and ask how to resize the partition in Vista itself and then install ubuntu on new drive. | 05:47 |
cube | Djadmiral: if all you are having problems with is openoffice why don't you look for any needed files and if it doesn't work remove then install open office | 05:47 |
biouser | thanx hsystemxX | 05:47 |
Tensop | hmm | 05:47 |
naffy-duck | apparle k, good idea for starters | 05:47 |
Tensop | naffy-duck- i dont use vista, but try this | 05:47 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: partition magic is a program made to resize partitions - its likely about the only choice you have | 05:47 |
Tensop | start > run > diskmgmt.msc | 05:47 |
David37 | can anyone help me install nvidia display driver for an 8800gt i've downloaded it to the desktop but i have no clue what to do next | 05:47 |
Temagic | gmcastil: Nah, 2,2ghz C2D with 4GB RAM, running Vista, so I'm sure ubuntu will be just fine:) | 05:47 |
DJAdmiral | cube, you're not getting me | 05:47 |
Tensop | that should open up the diskman snapin in vista | 05:47 |
gmcastil | Tensop: that won't work | 05:47 |
sk8deamon | djadmiral how to change basic code of ubuntu | 05:47 |
Tensop | what, doesent exist in vista gmcastil? | 05:47 |
gmcastil | Temagic: yeah, that's a little less than what i have - it runs just fine | 05:47 |
gmcastil | Tensop: mt, srry | 05:48 |
fallore_ | can anyone help me get digital audio working on my ubuntu box? i can get it to work just fine with the same set up on for example my cable box but when plugged into the linux box it doesn't work. | 05:48 |
Temagic | :) | 05:48 |
DJAdmiral | sk8deamon: how experienced are you with linux? | 05:48 |
sk8deamon | not much thats why all the questions | 05:48 |
hsystemxX | David37 , i would help you, but some people may critize the way I install nvidia drivers (envy script). | 05:48 |
DJAdmiral | and why would you want to change the basic code? | 05:48 |
Temagic | yeah, but it's a laptop, so I really don't expect too much from it... | 05:48 |
cube | David: before you try installing the downloaded driver try getting nvidia-glx (new driver) within your package manager | 05:48 |
sk8deamon | never used it infact | 05:48 |
hsystemxX | so, wait for other hehe. | 05:48 |
gmcastil | Tensop: no...right guy - yeah, windows doesn't have a native way to do it | 05:48 |
David37 | pm me please | 05:48 |
gmcastil | Temagic: as is mine - it works awesome | 05:48 |
sk8deamon | trying to get into it now | 05:48 |
RiantheBear | hey im an apple user looking for some help with my ubuntu, cant figure out my booting issue | 05:48 |
sk8deamon | thats why | 05:48 |
Temagic | cool | 05:48 |
DJAdmiral | sk8deamon, then don't bother making a custom version yet. | 05:49 |
alanbshepard70 | how do I empty the trash when it contains files I don't have permissions for? I downloaded a package and it contained files with root permissions, once I deleted the file I can't get it to be completly trashed | 05:49 |
gmcastil | Temagic: linux isn't anywhere near as harsh with system resources as windows is - 4 GB is way overkill | 05:49 |
hsystemxX | David37, wait, let me register my user . | 05:49 |
hsystemxX | first. | 05:49 |
naffy-duck | gmcastil i was just reading about a partmagic clone called QTparted, anyone know this? | 05:49 |
David37 | kk | 05:49 |
Tensop | theres probably a few partition resizers around for vista | 05:49 |
DJAdmiral | modifying the "basic code" isn't necessary at all. | 05:49 |
sk8deamon | wut do u mean | 05:49 |
sk8deamon | if its opensource | 05:49 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: i'v enever heard of it - i would be leery of something new | 05:49 |
DWSR | !find libtcl | 05:49 |
ubotu | Found: libtcl-chiark-1, libtclap-dev, libtcltk-ruby, libtcltk-ruby1.8, libtcltk-ruby1.9 | 05:49 |
David37 | ive been messing with this for like 8 hours off and on since last night | 05:49 |
Tensop | when i bought my laptop(acer 5315) i just wiped the vista+restore partition, put xp+ubuntu on | 05:49 |
sk8deamon | well i want to see wuts going on behind the scenes | 05:49 |
DWSR | !find tcl | 05:49 |
ubotu | Found: expect-tcl8.3, expect-tcl8.3-dev, libdb4.2-tcl, libdb4.3-tcl, python-dictclient (and 76 others) | 05:49 |
cube | david: but you need to enable proprietary drivers in system-admin-software sources | 05:49 |
David37 | reading the forums and cnat get it to work | 05:49 |
sk8deamon | like wut it was built on | 05:49 |
fallore_ | can anyone help me get digital audio working on my ubuntu box? i can get it to work just fine with the same set up on for example my cable box but when plugged into the linux box it doesn't work. | 05:49 |
seacat | sk8deamon, sudo apt-get install kbuntu-desktop | 05:50 |
Temagic | I found an iso image for ubuntu, preconfigured with all drivers and everyting for my laptop from the dell website, so I won't have to configure and solve issues and such... opensuse was a nightmare... used the whole day just to get internet and my bluetooth mouse working (I have no linux skills, so it took awhile...) | 05:50 |
DJAdmiral | If you're making a new derivation of ubuntu, then you don't need to modify the basic code | 05:50 |
Kuroachia | Does anyone know how I can get my gdesklets to run on startup? | 05:50 |
hsystemxX | erm a noob question: cant remember how to register my nick... how it was? | 05:50 |
Ttech | Temagic, got a link? | 05:50 |
sk8deamon | but can i | 05:50 |
DJAdmiral | you just modify what you need to. | 05:50 |
naffy-duck | Tensop what do u lose in going back from vista to xp? | 05:50 |
gmcastil | David37: there are a ton of google references about installing the drivers for an 8800 card | 05:50 |
WGGMk | test | 05:50 |
fallore_ | hsystemxX: /msg nickserv register password email i think | 05:50 |
hsystemxX | thanks. | 05:50 |
Kuroachia | hsystemxX: /msg nickserv identify <password> | 05:50 |
fallore_ | hsystemxX: you might not need email | 05:50 |
gmcastil | WGGMk: PASS | 05:50 |
Temagic | http://linux.dell.com/files/ubuntu/iso-images/ | 05:50 |
Ttech | Temagic, thansk | 05:50 |
Tensop | naffy-duck: i removed the vista partition+restore partition and put XP on | 05:50 |
fallore_ | Kuroachia: thats to identify after being registered, just fyi | 05:50 |
seacat | hsystemxX, /msg nickserv identify passwordhere | 05:51 |
WGGMk | gmcastil: acctually fail, im having issues with my sound.. its on/off | 05:51 |
Tensop | i didnt want vista at all - laptop only has 512mb and vista has a sucky gui | 05:51 |
gmcastil | WGGMk: FAIL!!!!!!!!!!! | 05:51 |
DJAdmiral | sk8deamon, that's really not recommended for inexperienced linux users. You'd only end up having a broken system. | 05:51 |
sco50000 | what is the root password for the fiesty 7.04 live cd? | 05:51 |
cube | gmcastil: there are tons of google references for fixing most things we all get help for :0 | 05:51 |
WGGMk | gmcastil: but thnx | 05:51 |
Kuroachia | fallore: yessum | 05:51 |
fallore_ | hsystemxX: /msg nickserv register password email i think | 05:51 |
gmcastil | Tensop: 1/2 a gig? my god, i'm surprised that it boots | 05:51 |
sk8deamon | i know but got any books | 05:51 |
sco50000 | what is the root password for the kubuntu fiesty 7.04 live cd? | 05:51 |
fallore_ | can anyone help me get digital audio working on my ubuntu box? i can get it to work just fine with the same set up on for example my cable box but when plugged into the linux box it doesn't work. | 05:51 |
Tensop | heh, it hardly booted up vista with 512mb gmcastil :) | 05:51 |
sk8deamon | or any software to start with | 05:51 |
naffy-duck | Tensop yes, i mean in performance and security tween vista and xp, xp isn't 64 bit is it? | 05:51 |
sk8deamon | so ican learn | 05:51 |
norv | sk8deamon: compiling your own kernel (i.e. Linux) is one thing, modifying it is a whole different story | 05:51 |
gmcastil | cube: lol...some of these questions....grrr | 05:51 |
Tensop | naffy-duck what's your laptop specs | 05:51 |
hsystemxX | thanks fallore (Y) it worked, without email. | 05:51 |
DJAdmiral | the best way to learn is to be a bash guru. | 05:52 |
Tensop | x86-64 isnt *real* 64bit processing | 05:52 |
qarl | I've tweaked my .bashrc command prompt (PS1), but now when the shell wraps onto itself when I type a really long command. Any ideas on how to fix this? | 05:52 |
gmcastil | Tensop: it must draaaaaaaaaag | 05:52 |
Tensop | its merely an extension of the addressable memory space | 05:52 |
hsystemxX | thanks the other for the replys. | 05:52 |
bod_ | !repeat > fallore_ please read the private message from ubotu | 05:52 |
sco50000 | what is the root password for the kubuntu fiesty 7.04 live cd? | 05:52 |
wsguede | help! ok, so i was looking to connect to my desktop version of ubuntu from an off IP site. What is the best way to do this? | 05:52 |
Temagic | Tensop: x86_64 isn't real 64-bit? please elaborate... | 05:52 |
czr | Tensop, with 64-bit registers and other 64-bit stuff. how exactly isn't it real 64-bit? | 05:52 |
gmcastil | wsguede: SSH | 05:52 |
WGGMk | Having an issue with my sound, it decides when it wants to work.. When running a music player it will sometimes just lock up the application | 05:52 |
poningru | wsguede: what do you mean connect? | 05:52 |
DJAdmiral | do you have any programming/development experience, though? | 05:52 |
gmcastil | czr: the OS has to be written to take advantage of it | 05:52 |
hsystemxX | David37 im PM you. | 05:52 |
wsguede | gmcastil: and what do i need to install | 05:52 |
czr | gmcastil, linux is. | 05:52 |
naffy-duck | Tensop amd 64 1.9ghz , 1gigdram, 120gig hd, nvidia, | 05:52 |
jwelcher | where does Dapper (6.06) rotate for syslog (i.e /var/log/messages) get set? | 05:52 |
hsystemxX | David37? | 05:53 |
gmcastil | czr: 64-bit versions of linux are - most people aren't using 64-bit linux | 05:53 |
poningru | wsguede: just downloading files? or controlling the entire desktop (like opening applications etc.)? | 05:53 |
jwelcher | Not in /etc/logrotate.conf apparently or /etc/logrotate.d... | 05:53 |
gmcastil | wsguede: nothing - ssh is part of a standard linux install | 05:53 |
wsguede | poningru: well, my computer here has all my music, i want access to it, from off the IP | 05:53 |
czr | gmcastil, that doesn't make x86-64 any less 64-bit as an arch. | 05:53 |
Temagic | So, do you guys recommend 32-bit or 64-bit ubuntu... my processor is a 64-bit C2D? | 05:53 |
sco50000 | what is the root password for the kubuntu fiesty 7.04 live cd? | 05:53 |
sk8deamon | i do vb, c, c++, java, html, php, css, oracle, sql | 05:53 |
czr | Temagic, how much memory do you have? | 05:53 |
poningru | wsguede: you just want access to your music? | 05:53 |
wsguede | gmcastil: so how would i putty in? | 05:53 |
hsystemxX | sco500000, password = livecd | 05:53 |
sk8deamon | want to something like bumptop but for fox chase cancer center | 05:53 |
wsguede | poningru: sure | 05:53 |
seacat | Temagic, 32 | 05:53 |
poningru | then ssh is probably the best | 05:53 |
czr | Temagic, if you have less than 3 GiB and are a "regular desktop user", go with 32-bit. | 05:53 |
sk8deamon | i am working there as a student | 05:53 |
poningru | !ssh | 05:53 |
Temagic | 4GiB | 05:53 |
ubotu | SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ | 05:53 |
DWSR | !find zlib | 05:53 |
ubotu | Found: libcompress-raw-zlib-perl, libio-compress-zlib-perl, libio-zlib-perl, libruby1.8, zlib1g (and 9 others) | 05:53 |
sk8deamon | and i want to get into this | 05:54 |
Tensop | x86_64 was introduced to get around the 4gb memory issue | 05:54 |
sk8deamon | for research laptops | 05:54 |
gmcastil | wsguede: putty is the right thing to use on windows, just make sure that port 22 is open on your firewall, then connect | 05:54 |
sk8deamon | for nurses | 05:54 |
poningru | wsguede: see that guide ubotu pointed to regarding ssh | 05:54 |
Tensop | its an extension of the addressable memory space - its not capable of executing a 64bit long string | 05:54 |
jwelcher | Is there some other configuration for /var/log/messsages or other log rotator than logrotate? | 05:54 |
gmcastil | wsguede: i prefer to use cygwin myself, but its a matter of preference | 05:54 |
norv | sk8deamon: err, something like a Beowulf cluster huh? | 05:54 |
Temagic | i'm a regular laptop user... will ubuntu work with 4gig memory (3.2 or whatever) without hangups or instability? | 05:54 |
DJAdmiral | I see | 05:54 |
gmcastil | Temagic: mine works fine | 05:54 |
Temagic | cool | 05:54 |
WGGMk | Having an issue with my sound, it decides when it wants to work.. When running a music player it will sometimes just lock up the application | 05:55 |
wsguede | gmcastil: will do, one last thing... how do i go about making different users to log in via ssh? | 05:55 |
poningru | Tensop: uh... | 05:55 |
gmcastil | Temagic: stability isn't much an issue with linux, software is usually the only problem | 05:55 |
gmcastil | wsguede: useradd | 05:55 |
DJAdmiral | seriously though, don't get round to modifying a system you don't even know yet | 05:55 |
gmcastil | wsguede: useradd <newuser> | 05:55 |
gmcastil | wsguede: passwd <newuser> | 05:55 |
naffy-duck | Tensop , tougher question, once ubuntu is installed, will my machine be able to switch back and fro between the two os? | 05:55 |
poningru | Tensop: not true at all, only in old intel em64t is thats true | 05:55 |
Temagic | vista doesn't work out-of-box with 4 gig, needs some patch from winupd, then you can insert the last mem module...lol | 05:55 |
gmcastil | wsguede: easy as pie | 05:55 |
jwelcher | # grep messages /etc/logrotate.conf /etc/logrotate.d/* | 05:55 |
jwelcher | # | 05:55 |
DJAdmiral | you should be completely comfortable with it first, and know what to modify :) | 05:55 |
gmcastil | wsguede: you can even log into your own machine from itself | 05:55 |
bod_ | WGGMk, are you using alsa throughout your system? | 05:55 |
Tensop | naffy-duck: you need to sort out the partition issue before proceeding with installing ubuntu | 05:56 |
David37 | hsystem can you read me in the pm box i can read you | 05:56 |
poningru | wsguede: just go to system->admin->user and add user | 05:56 |
WGGMk | bod_: as far as i can tell yes | 05:56 |
jwelcher | But something is rotating it weekly... | 05:56 |
gmcastil | jwelcher: check if cron has something going on | 05:56 |
norv | sk8deamon: or just a standard 'internet application' | 05:56 |
norv | gmcastil: graphics cards can seriously hit stability, and networking.. those are the only things that ever hard locked the system or paniced the kernel | 05:56 |
naffy-duck | Tensop sure, no probs with that, just want to know if i can dual boot? | 05:56 |
bod_ | WGGMk, i dont suppose you've found a definate trigger, anything that will definately kill the sound? | 05:56 |
gmcastil | norv: is this for a server? | 05:56 |
Temagic | so, a more diffucult question folks... I have opensuse and vista installed on my computer and want to replace opensuse with ubuntu... is this straight-forward in the installer or do I need some wizard skills? | 05:57 |
wsguede | poningru: what does an unprivileged user get to do? | 05:57 |
gmcastil | Temagic: yes, its straightforward | 05:57 |
Temagic | thx | 05:57 |
WGGMk | bod_: no I have not, sometimes restarting the system will fix the issue, but sometimes it will stick around | 05:57 |
jwelcher | gmcastil: thx. there is a logrotate in there kicked off daily, but in /etc/cron.daily, there is also a sysklogd that does it's own thing. | 05:57 |
seacat | Temagic, Just put the Ubuntu CD in and do the install. Nothing out of the ordinary. | 05:57 |
WGGMk | bod_: i previously had Pidgin set to automatic (sound) but just changed it to ALSA and it did not make a difference | 05:57 |
bod_ | WGGMk, does it ever die out of the blue, while listening to music or something? | 05:57 |
wsguede | poningru: what does an unprivileged user get to do? | 05:57 |
gmcastil | Temagic: if you haven't already, i'd recommend making multiple partitions (one for /home, /, /boot, and swap) | 05:58 |
David37 | hmm i could read hsystemx but i guess he couldnt read me | 05:58 |
WGGMk | bod_: not that I recall no | 05:58 |
Tensop | naffy-duck: grub will let you dual boot, as long as you dont destroy the other o/s during install | 05:58 |
Temagic | gmcastil: I have on opensuse, but I recon the ubuntu setup will do this for me, or? | 05:58 |
gmcastil | naffy-duck: you typically need to have windows installed first so that grub can squeeze it off to the side | 05:58 |
naffy-duck | Tensop grub being/ | 05:58 |
bod_ | WGGMk, ok,. can you pastebin your output for lspci | 05:58 |
sk8deamon | how do u create somethign like ubuntu from scratch | 05:58 |
naffy-duck | ? | 05:58 |
Tensop | grub is a boot loader | 05:58 |
procrastinator | does anyone know how to resolve this error: http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/2622/screenshotgnomemountmm7.png (trying to mount an onboard raid) | 05:59 |
WGGMk | bod_: sure, gimme 2 | 05:59 |
naffy-duck | k, tks | 05:59 |
gmcastil | Temagic: yeah, the ubuntu instlaler will ask you if you want to do your drives manually - say yes, then sort out the linux partitions the way you want to | 05:59 |
seacat | sk8deamon, you want to roll your own distro? | 05:59 |
czr | sk8deamon, google for 'linux from scratch' and reverse endless amount of time and patience. | 05:59 |
gmcastil | Temagic: just don't delete the nfs pratitoin | 05:59 |
czr | sk8deamon, reserve even :-) | 05:59 |
jwelcher | gmcastil: Thanks for your help. Ha ha, there is a perl script: /usr/sbin/syslogd-listfiles that parses /etc/syslog.conf.... oh man... well, that answers my question. | 05:59 |
gmcastil | czr: i ran LFS for about a year....i liked it, but its HARD | 05:59 |
naffy-duck | scuse me, i need to take a break and weep a little, tks for ur help mighty ones :) | 05:59 |
gmcastil | jwelcher: :) | 05:59 |
Temagic | ok,so then I delete the old linux partitions, and create new ones... will grub or whatever bootloader recognize that vista is installed and opensuse removed? | 05:59 |
WGGMk | bod_: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54289/ | 06:00 |
czr | gmcastil, it's an educative experience :-) | 06:00 |
gmcastil | Temagic: if the partitions you want to have already exist, you'll just format over the old ones | 06:00 |
gmcastil | czr: Yes. It. Is. | 06:00 |
Temagic | k | 06:00 |
DJAdmiral | sk8deamon: ubuntu's not made from scratch. | 06:00 |
wsguede | gmcastil: so if i wanted to ssh into my desktop from an outside ip, i would... ssh to (myIP) ??? | 06:00 |
gmcastil | Temagic: pastebin fdisk if you like, i'l look at it | 06:00 |
seacat | sk8deamon, you want to roll your own distro?: http://lifehacker.com/software/featured-linux-download/roll-your-own-ubuntu-live-cd-with-reconstructor-276092.php | 06:00 |
gmcastil | ssh gmcastil@my.ip.address | 06:00 |
DJAdmiral | sk8deamon: it's based on debian, and it's worked on by both a community and a full list of professional workers. | 06:01 |
bod_ | WGGMk, how many lines are given as the output for this lspci | grep audio | 06:01 |
Temagic | gmcastil: please elaborate? I'm running off linux now, so no fdisk? Where do I find this information in linux, and where do I post it for you to see? | 06:01 |
sk8deamon | thanks seacat | 06:01 |
gmcastil | Temagic: you'll post it in the pastebin | 06:01 |
sk8deamon | tahnks djadmiral | 06:01 |
gmcastil | !pastebin > Temagic | 06:01 |
WGGMk | bod_: i dont get any lines | 06:01 |
DJAdmiral | However if you still insist on making your own distro from scratch with zero linux experience whatsoever, then feel free to try out www.linuxfromscratch.org | 06:02 |
sk8deamon | lol | 06:02 |
gmcastil | Temagic: su to root and run fdisk /dev/<hard drive> and then 'p'rint the partition table | 06:02 |
bod_ | WGGMk, do the command again with a capital A for Audio | 06:02 |
Temagic | thanks, didn't know... I'll post in pastbin | 06:02 |
sk8deamon | djadmiral can u talk privately | 06:02 |
DJAdmiral | but be warned, there's a high chance of your system breaking if you don't know what you're doing >_< | 06:02 |
gmcastil | LFS is madness if you've not used linux for a while | 06:02 |
WGGMk | bod_: it only returns 1 line | 06:03 |
czr | DJAdmiral, one could even say that if the system doesn't break, then LFS is a failure. failure = learning :-) | 06:03 |
DJAdmiral | gmcastil: aye | 06:03 |
gmcastil | it took me about a month of building to get a system that was usable | 06:03 |
seacat | sk8deamon, Want to build your own custom Linux system, entirely from source code?: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/ | 06:03 |
bod_ | WGGMk, ok next question, why is your graphics card delivering you sound? | 06:03 |
gmcastil | Temagic: yeah...you know how to use fdisk? | 06:03 |
gmcastil | Temagic: you'll need to be root | 06:03 |
DJAdmiral | czr, not to the extent when your machine becomes completely inoperable. | 06:03 |
DJAdmiral | but yes, I agree with you up to a point | 06:04 |
WGGMk | bod_: im not sure I have an answer for that, could it have anything to do with the fact that my machine is a laptop? | 06:04 |
gmcastil | czr: well, actually, you'll probably not be able to boot the first time - you'll forget to build in IDE support | 06:04 |
Temagic | unable to open /dev/hda | 06:04 |
Temagic | lol | 06:04 |
czr | gmcastil, plural you yes. not me :-) | 06:04 |
DJAdmiral | sk8, I initiated a private chat with you | 06:04 |
seacat | Temagic, sudo fdisk -l | 06:04 |
gmcastil | Temagic: what device is your hard drive? | 06:04 |
gmcastil | Temagic: and yeah, as root :) | 06:04 |
sk8deamon | i am talking | 06:04 |
sosus_ | Has anyone ever had a problem with video playback in skype? The person I am talking to tells me that they can see me on my webcam, but I can't see their webcam, nor the image of my own webcam (although ekiga works fine) | 06:05 |
sk8deamon | but guess i have to register or something | 06:05 |
DJAdmiral | I'm not getting any replies. | 06:05 |
Flannel | !register | 06:05 |
ubotu | By default, only registered users can send private messages - Information about registering your Freenode nick can be found at http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration | 06:05 |
Temagic | ahhh... sda:) | 06:05 |
bod_ | WGGMk, yer,. but no,.,. lol,.,. ok,. type this in a terminal alsamixer | 06:05 |
DJAdmiral | yes, you have to register. | 06:05 |
gmcastil | hehe | 06:05 |
Flannel | DJAdmiral: you can /msg nickserv set unfiltered on | 06:05 |
WGGMk | bod_: and then? | 06:05 |
* czr hopes that soon one will not see /dev/hd* anymore | 06:05 |
bod_ | WGGMk, make sure none of those bars are muted | 06:05 |
DJAdmiral | Thanks, Flannel | 06:06 |
biouser | I lost my downloads in firefox. They always came to the desktop now the download window doesn't come up and I can't find the file | 06:06 |
gmcastil | czr: i really hate the whole UUID thing that ubuntu is hooked on | 06:06 |
gmcastil | biouser: probably in ~/Desktop | 06:06 |
WGGMk | bod_: how would I be able to determine that? is this the same as double clicking on the volume indicator in the taskbar? | 06:06 |
czr | gmcastil, I like it personally. labels would have been better for desktop use, but UUID is technically more elegant. but that's just me :-) | 06:07 |
gmcastil | biouser: or, you can just open a terminal and do: find | grep <filename> | 06:07 |
biouser | I lost my downloads in firefox. They always came to the desktop. Now, the download window doesn't come up and I can't find the file. | 06:07 |
seacat | biouser, Edit -> Preferences -> | 06:07 |
Temagic | gmcastil: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54290/ | 06:07 |
gmcastil | czr: yeah, i agree with the elegant bit, but it frustated me a lot when i first installed this weekend | 06:07 |
czr | gmcastil, heh, I know that feeling :-) | 06:07 |
biouser | gmcastil, thanks, not in /Desktop though. THanks fo the grep syntax | 06:07 |
gmcastil | Temagic: yeah dude - you'r ein good shape | 06:07 |
Temagic | ;) | 06:08 |
gmcastil | biouser: not /Desktop - ~/Desktop | 06:08 |
Temagic | good | 06:08 |
gmcastil | Temagic: just make sure that yo udon't format the NTFS or /home partitions | 06:08 |
biouser | gmcastil, yeah, that's what I meant | 06:08 |
bod_ | WGGMk, this is gonna sound weird,.,. copy and paste the screen after youve typed alsamixer into pastebin | 06:08 |
biouser | seacat, I'm listening | 06:08 |
hsystemxX | kubuntu channel is patetic... | 06:09 |
seacat | biouser, Edit -> Preferences -> Main tab.... change as needed... | 06:09 |
Temagic | hmmm... /home ? is that a linux partition? which is currently occupied by opensuse...? | 06:09 |
gmcastil | Temagic: one little warning, before you instal - rename your home directory something else, say... "mv -v /home/Temagic /home/Temagic.old" | 06:09 |
WGGMk | bod_: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54291/ | 06:09 |
jscinoz | Hey guys, im runing 7.10 with compiz, and it seems to be fine, ie fast and stable, except for one thing. When im running a 3d application, if something causes that application to lose focus, ie a pidgin guification or a rhythmbox bubble thing, my entire system hangs and needs a hard reboot, what can i do? | 06:09 |
biouser | seacat, supposedly going to ~/Desktop and show downloads | 06:09 |
gmcastil | biouser: open firefox and press Ctrl-Y | 06:10 |
Temagic | gmcastil: I have absolutely no files on opensuse that I need to save... is renaming home still apllicable? | 06:10 |
seacat | biouser, To the Desktop is the default setting, but change it to how-ever you want. | 06:10 |
gmcastil | Temagic: yeah, the .X... files can sometimes screw things up | 06:10 |
Temagic | k | 06:10 |
gmcastil | biouser: it'll show you in the dialog box where files are being downloaded | 06:10 |
bod_ | WGGMk, increse the first bar and the second to last bar to over half way up | 06:10 |
biouser | gmcastil, thanks for the tip. so, it's not downloading recently for some reason | 06:11 |
Temagic | where do I put in the command: mv -v /home/Temagic /home/Temagic.old | 06:11 |
Temagic | ? | 06:11 |
WGGMk | bod_: the master and PCM? they are both at 100 | 06:11 |
gmcastil | Temagic: the terminal | 06:11 |
gmcastil | Temagic: you'll need to sudo it | 06:11 |
Temagic | while running opensuse? | 06:11 |
gmcastil | Temagic: plus, you want a clean home directory - then just change the permissions and get what you want | 06:11 |
gmcastil | Temagic: yeah | 06:11 |
biouser | gmcastil, seacat 'open with' works but not save to disk | 06:11 |
seacat | biouser, Did you understand the instructions I gave you? | 06:11 |
bod_ | WGGMk, oh, ok,. hang on im just looking for another command,. gimme a sec | 06:12 |
biouser | seacat, yes, I did all that | 06:12 |
WGGMk | bod_: k | 06:12 |
gmcastil | Temagic: what would be better is to just reformat /home, if you don't need anything on it | 06:12 |
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kylix13 | hello, all. I am a new user for Ubuntu, It doen't have manual for the function fread(). How can I get it ? It doesn't have all libc user manuals and system call user manuals. | 06:13 |
Temagic | isn't it possible to completely wipe the linux partitions during the install of ubuntu? or should I do it from windows first, and restore the mbr, and then install ubuntu? Yeah, I don't need anything from my linux partitions, I only tried to get opensuse to work, and failed:) so, I'llbe starting from scratch | 06:13 |
Guest56221 | yo got a quick question, I have irssi running right now but I got out of the terminal program where it was running in, how would I go about opening a new terminal and bringing the program back to the front | 06:13 |
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biouser | gmcastil, when I 'open with' the file goes to ~tmp and I can view it fine and it shows up in the downloads. But, if I 'save to disk' nothing happens | 06:13 |
gmcastil | kylix13: hehe | 06:13 |
Flannel | Temagic: yeah. Just reinstall, and slash and burn | 06:13 |
cEw_eSemP_niEzZ | hy | 06:13 |
seacat | biouser, Did you check the option: "Show the Downloads window when downloading file" ? | 06:13 |
biouser | seacat, yes, and that works if i choose to open the file | 06:13 |
kylix13 | gmcastil: would you help me ? | 06:13 |
Temagic | Flannel: will the bootloader of ubuntu pick up that opensuse has been cast to hell? | 06:14 |
gmcastil | Temagic: ubuntu will take care of everything | 06:14 |
Temagic | ok, thanks | 06:14 |
Flannel | Temagic: It may, it may not. It won't be a problem if it still has the SuSe stuff | 06:14 |
gmcastil | Temagic: just make sure that you assign the mount points correctly | 06:14 |
bod_ | WGGMk, type this asoundconf set-default-card MCP51 | 06:14 |
seacat | biouser, If you right-click on a link, you will get context menu with several options | 06:15 |
ldrebs_5 | is anyone here familiar with apollon? | 06:15 |
Temagic | ok, I think Iæ'll be able to do that... 24% of ubuntu downloaded... I'm getting excited:) | 06:15 |
WGGMk | bod_: should it return anything? | 06:15 |
seacat | biouser, One being "Save Link as..." | 06:15 |
gmcastil | wow....i'm trashed | 06:15 |
bod_ | WGGMk, if the command is succesfull,.,.no | 06:15 |
biouser | seacat, right | 06:15 |
gmcastil | i drank a whole bottle of cote de rhone | 06:15 |
seacat | biouser, Ok, that should do it, right? | 06:15 |
ldrebs_4 | is anyone familiar with apollon | 06:15 |
Flannel | !offtopic | gmcastil | 06:15 |
ubotu | gmcastil: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome! | 06:15 |
WGGMk | bod_: then it was successful i suppose | 06:16 |
BodOmLaW | right now im on the running ubuntu live cause i cant get dmraid to work, can anybody help me? | 06:16 |
bod_ | WGGMk, good,. 1 sec | 06:16 |
gmcastil | Flannel: i'm not in the mood for a reprimand | 06:16 |
BodOmLaW | right now im on the running ubuntu live cause i cant get dmraid to work, can anybody help me? | 06:16 |
ldrebs | can anyone help me with apollon | 06:17 |
Flannel | gmcastil: Then go to #ubuntu-offtopic and be belligerent | 06:17 |
biouser | I need to change the permissions on ~/Desktop for some reason | 06:17 |
bod_ | WGGMk, type this cat /proc/asound/cards and pastebin the output | 06:17 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, It works like this: You ask specific questions, you get specific answers. | 06:17 |
biouser | the owner is root and I think I need to give myself access | 06:17 |
BodOmLaW | lol right | 06:17 |
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BodOmLaW | uh | 06:17 |
gmcastil | biouser: open a terminal, then: "chown biouser:biouser -Rv ~/Desktop | 06:18 |
ldrebs | My apollon will not connect to the networks, all it ever says is connecting.... What could be causing this? | 06:18 |
gmcastil | Flannel: go die in a fire | 06:18 |
seacat | biouser, Access to what? | 06:18 |
PKdoR | What foldr are my apps installed to? | 06:18 |
astro76 | !coc | gmcastil | 06:18 |
ubotu | gmcastil: The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/ | 06:18 |
gmcastil | biouser: how did it get root ownership/ | 06:18 |
WGGMk | bod_: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54294/ | 06:18 |
gmcastil | ? | 06:18 |
bod_ | gmcastil, please keep it polite | 06:18 |
gmcastil | <sigh> no good deed goes unpunished | 06:18 |
gmcastil | PKdoR: file structure in linux is very different than in windows | 06:19 |
biouser | gmcastil, I don't know how that happened. But, changing the ownership did work just now | 06:19 |
ldrebs | My apollon will not connect to the networks, all it ever says is connecting.... What could be causing this? | 06:19 |
gmcastil | biouser: you go it? | 06:19 |
wers | how do I edit the properties of the SLAB/gnome-main-menu? | 06:19 |
Guest56221 | so there is no way to bring a program back to the front of the terminal after exiting the terminal? | 06:19 |
gmcastil | PKdoR: programs aren't installed in a direcory like in windows - different types of files go to different places | 06:19 |
biouser | gmcastil, brilliant! thank you so much! | 06:19 |
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gmcastil | biouser: yup | 06:19 |
gmcastil | anytime | 06:19 |
seacat | biouser, What are permissions now? ls -l ~/Desktop | 06:19 |
bod_ | WGGMk, do you have sound atm? | 06:19 |
ldrebs | gmcastil....are you familiar with apollon? | 06:20 |
biouser | gmcastil, that is pretty strange | 06:20 |
gmcastil | ldrebs: no...i'd just google it if i wanted to know about it, i've never heard of it | 06:20 |
crdlb | GerrySly: use screen | 06:20 |
sosus_ | does anyone know how to get incoming video in skype to work? my webcam is working, but I cant see who I'm talking to | 06:20 |
ldrebs | I did....i've come to the end | 06:20 |
BodOmLaW | when doing the manual partition setup in ubuntu what kind of partitions am I supposed to have? | 06:20 |
gmcastil | PKdoR: binaries go to /bin and /usr/bin, libraries go to /lib and /usr/lib, etc.... | 06:20 |
gmcastil | PKdoR: is there something more specific you were asking? | 06:20 |
PKdoR | I need to manuallu remove a en extencion from fire fox but cat find the folder | 06:20 |
GerrySly | yeah but how do I open a screen when I have closed the terminal | 06:20 |
ldrebs | and all is working accept it just won't finalize its connection | 06:20 |
BodOmLaW | when doing the manual partition setup in ubuntu what kind of partitions am I supposed to have? | 06:20 |
gmcastil | ldrebs: firewalling? | 06:20 |
biouser | seacat, my user | 06:20 |
crdlb | GerrySly: that irssi is gone | 06:20 |
WGGMk | bod_: negative | 06:21 |
ldrebs | no I have a forwarded port | 06:21 |
ldrebs | through the router | 06:21 |
GerrySly | but the user is still logged into the irc | 06:21 |
gmcastil | ldrebs: iptables? | 06:21 |
gmcastil | ldrebs: linux has kernel level packet filtering | 06:21 |
biouser | BodOmLaW, you need an ext for / and a small linux-swap partition | 06:21 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, You should do auto partitioning. | 06:21 |
crdlb | GerrySly: if irssi somehow stayed running, you could manually kill the process, otherwise you'll just have to wait for it to time out (or ghost the nick if you registered it) | 06:21 |
ldrebs | yea....so how do I fix that | 06:21 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: i don't agree with auto-partitioning | 06:21 |
BodOmLaW | but i want raid | 06:22 |
GerrySly | yeah so there is no way to open back the program | 06:22 |
gmcastil | ldrebs: sudo iptables --flush | 06:22 |
crdlb | GerrySly: unless you run it in screen | 06:22 |
BodOmLaW | if not my xp partition will have 250gb and that is useless | 06:22 |
ldrebs | and what should I expect with that | 06:22 |
gmcastil | ldrebs: you should expec it to work | 06:22 |
Temagic | can ubuntu read and write ntfs partitions? | 06:22 |
gmcastil | Temagic: yes | 06:22 |
Temagic | cool | 06:22 |
ldrebs | do I apt-get that | 06:23 |
bod_ | WGGMk, this is odd,.,. in the top right corner, theres a pic of a speaker, is it muted? right click on it and open volume control then go-->File-->change device,.,. how many choices have you got? | 06:23 |
ldrebs | the sudo command itself said not found | 06:23 |
seacat | ldrebs, It will flush out all iptables rules | 06:23 |
GerrySly | god damn it | 06:23 |
gmcastil | ldrebs: if it works after that, then reconfigure your firewall - that command i gave you is just a temp | 06:23 |
seacat | GerrySly, That's not His last name. | 06:23 |
WGGMk | bod_: no its not muted, 2 options.. Alsa Mixer & OSS Mixer | 06:23 |
BodOmLaW | what would i do to get a partition that both xp and ubuntu could r/w? | 06:23 |
gmcastil | Temagic: more accurately - the linux kernel supports ntfs reads/writes...whether ubuntu's kernel does, i don't know | 06:23 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: fat32 works pretty well for that sotr of thing | 06:24 |
bod_ | WGGMk, which one is it using? | 06:24 |
gmcastil | wow...i'm pretty hammered right now | 06:24 |
WGGMk | bod_: Alsa | 06:24 |
BodOmLaW | how many gigs can fat32 support? | 06:24 |
gmcastil | a lot | 06:24 |
BodOmLaW | kk | 06:24 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: lemme google...hang on | 06:24 |
PKdoR | I need to manually remove the FEBE and CLEO Extencions from firefox cause if I uninstallthem trhou fire fox it still leave the setting for them | 06:24 |
jdh6403 | god firestarter is easy to use | 06:24 |
BodOmLaW | as long as its over 10gb | 06:24 |
farid | could somebody help me with a sound problem | 06:24 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: ....oh, well, yeah, it is | 06:24 |
* jdh6403 huggles his ubuntu | 06:24 |
PKdoR | so I need to RM the extencions | 06:25 |
BodOmLaW | great | 06:25 |
bod_ | WGGMk, well im stumped,.,. you seem to have a nVidia sound card, but no sound,.,.hhhmmm,. sorry i dont hink i can help much more,. try asking about again | 06:25 |
ldrebs | with the command nothing happened on the surface, just started another line in terminal | 06:25 |
Aloha | i just spent 2 hours trying to configure my ISA sound card. I'm giving in and buying a PCI | 06:25 |
BodOmLaW | should i be using ext2 or 3?> | 06:25 |
gmcastil | PKdoR: move .mozilla .mozilla.org | 06:25 |
gmcastil | PKdoR: err..... mv -v ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla.bak | 06:25 |
BodOmLaW | should i be using ext2 or 3? | 06:25 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, For what? | 06:25 |
BodOmLaW | for my primary | 06:25 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, ext3 | 06:25 |
Temagic | k... last question (for a while...) I'm thinking of a setup of four partitions: 1. Vista 2. Linux, ubuntu 3: Linux, Swap, 4: UserData, NTFS. So, how much space should I allocate to the ubuntu partition, that will contain all the ubuntu programs, but no userfiles (pictures, spreadsheets, videos, mp3s etc.) ? | 06:25 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: ext3 | 06:25 |
flyback | n #electronics | 06:25 |
cvd | firestarter alert me when something wanna out/in? | 06:26 |
WGGMk | bod_: thanks for the help, im thinking about possibly reinstalling because ive come across some other issues that just "shouldnt" happen as well, i appreciate you assistance | 06:26 |
BodOmLaW | k | 06:26 |
darth_chatri | how do i get rid if the splash screen during bootup? | 06:26 |
gmcastil | darth_chatri: remove the splash option in the boot params | 06:26 |
bod_ | WGGMk, ok,.,.no probs,. sorry i couldnt fix it | 06:26 |
darth_chatri | i've got rid of the splash screen, but i cant see the boot messages | 06:26 |
seacat | darth_chatri, Esc | 06:26 |
BodOmLaW | so i need root, swap, and main? | 06:26 |
WGGMk | bod_: its all gravy baby lol | 06:26 |
cvd | like 'Firefox is trying to connect to the internet, allow it"? | 06:26 |
Aloha | is there a supported hardware list? | 06:26 |
* bod_ smiles ;) | 06:26 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: no...you typically want /home on a different partition | 06:26 |
bod_ | cvd, yes allow firefox to connect to the internet | 06:27 |
darth_chatri | seacat, ok thanks, i'll try that | 06:27 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: then, the rest doesn't really matter that much | 06:27 |
Mike__ | what room should I ask about nvidia driver problems? | 06:27 |
gmcastil | Mike__: google | 06:27 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, swap / /home | 06:27 |
BodOmLaW | k | 06:27 |
Mike__ | gee gmcastil, that is so helpful | 06:27 |
bod_ | Mike__, if its nvidia drivers on ubuntu, you can ask in here | 06:27 |
gmcastil | Temagic: i prefer to have 4 partitions - a /home, swap, /, and a /boot | 06:27 |
ldrebs | gmcastil you're brilliant | 06:27 |
gmcastil | ldrebs: did it work? | 06:28 |
ldrebs | although it still won't connect | 06:28 |
gmcastil | ... | 06:28 |
gmcastil | but, you got different results? | 06:28 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, or: swap / /home /usr /var etc. etc. | 06:28 |
Temagic | gmcastil: could you please explain the functions of those four partitions? | 06:28 |
j_humphrey | is it possible to make a live usb on vista without a cd? | 06:28 |
ldrebs | when I entered the command nothing really happened | 06:28 |
* gmcastil motions everyone to listen up! | 06:28 |
cvd | cuz i have firestarter but never alert me of nothing | 06:28 |
ldrebs | I put in my system password, but a new line of of command in terminal popped up | 06:28 |
Mike__ | thanks bod, I have 7.10 ubuntu, geforce 6600, when I load the Nvidia Drivers, I get API number mismatch, until i run modprobe -r nvidia, but it doesnt hold over between boots | 06:28 |
BodOmLaW | why are the others optional? | 06:28 |
gmcastil | Temagic: /boot - around 32 MB, the kernel, boot config files, and some other small stuff are here | 06:29 |
cvd | WHere is the ubuntu default usplash located? | 06:29 |
Temagic | k | 06:29 |
ldrebs | by the way, I'm using Gutsy | 06:29 |
seacat | j_humphrey, / is root directory swap is swap /home is home etc... | 06:29 |
gmcastil | Temagic: / - the root filesystem, /bin, /var, /root, /usr, /lib will all be on here - this is where 'the system' is stored at | 06:29 |
sapperjanko1 | hey all, im back, i think i stuffed something up here... was told to go into sudo nano -w /etc/sudoers, and put the user in under permissions.. but now im gettin this line...>>> sudoers file: syntax error, line 24 <<< - sudo: parse error in /etc/sudoers near line 24 | 06:29 |
Temagic | k | 06:29 |
j_humphrey | gmcastil, so if i unzip the iso image onto a usb, it should boot? | 06:30 |
gmcastil | Temagic: swap - just what it sounds like, the swap partition - should be 2X the amount of physical memory you have - yes, mine really is 8 GB | 06:30 |
gmcastil | j_humphrey: no, it won't - you have to make it bootable | 06:30 |
Temagic | dunno:) | 06:30 |
Flannel | Temagic: Make boot 500MB | 06:30 |
Mike__ | sapperjankol: were you not just suppose to add the user to the admin group? | 06:30 |
j_humphrey | gmcastil, how do i do that on windows? | 06:30 |
Flannel | Temagic: 256 is probably fine too, but 32MB is too small. | 06:30 |
BodOmLaW | seacat say i have 400gb how big should all those partitions be (/ /home swap) | 06:30 |
gmcastil | j_humphrey: no idea, i don't use windows | 06:30 |
sapperjanko1 | Mike_:yea thats what i did | 06:30 |
gmcastil | Temagic: /home - the home directory - where all your pictures, moves, music, pr0n, will go | 06:31 |
Mike__ | sapperjankol, pastebin your sudoer? | 06:31 |
ldrebs | gmcastil: Where should I go since the iptables didn't work? | 06:31 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, That's up to you. If you only need 3 or 4 kernels, /boot can be 200MB or less. | 06:31 |
gmcastil | Temagic: the reason you want home separate is so that, after a reinstall and upgrard, you don't have to wipe out your /home directory | 06:31 |
sapperjanko1 | Mike__: its not letting me get back into it | 06:31 |
Temagic | so, can I live without the /home partition, if I will be using a ntfs partition to share files between linux and windows? | 06:31 |
gmcastil | good god - /boot should be a MAX of 32 mb | 06:31 |
Flannel | sapperjanko1: when you type "groups" on that user, are you part of admin? | 06:32 |
gmcastil | Temagic: you _can_, but its not recommended | 06:32 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: swap - 2X your available memory | 06:32 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, /home can be as small or large as you see fit, depending on what you will do with your computer, what files you might or might not save. | 06:32 |
BodOmLaW | who said to make a /boot partition i was just told i only needed root home and swap | 06:32 |
Temagic | o.k. can I have /home and / on the same partition then? | 06:32 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: you odn't have to | 06:32 |
sapperjanko1 | Mike__:http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54297/ | 06:32 |
Flannel | BodOmLaW: You really don't need a /boot | 06:32 |
BodOmLaW | ok ok | 06:32 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: and, i wouldn't do it for you | 06:32 |
crdlb | Temagic: yes you can, that's how ubuntu does it by default | 06:32 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: i do it becuase of old habits | 06:32 |
j_humphrey | gmcastil, if i make the usb bootable, and unzip the iso to the usb drive, will it boot then? | 06:32 |
BodOmLaW | and the root should be? | 06:33 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, / should be no less than 3 gig, (less than 2 gig and you'll fill it almost up upon install) | 06:33 |
Mike__ | thats a pastevin of the error | 06:33 |
gmcastil | j_humphrey: no - the iso is an image of some sort - you need to burn the iso to the media | 06:33 |
sapperjanko1 | Flannel: im pretty sure i am apart of the adm group :S | 06:33 |
gmcastil | i made my / 10 GB | 06:33 |
ldrebs | anyone else familiar with apollon? | 06:33 |
BodOmLaW | ok | 06:33 |
Flannel | sapperjanko1: not adm, admin | 06:33 |
BodOmLaW | thank you | 06:33 |
Mike__ | not adm, admin | 06:33 |
Mike__ | different groups | 06:33 |
Mike__ | lol | 06:33 |
Temagic | ok... so I'll have a SMALL /boot, another partition containing / and /home, and a third (ntfs) for storing files... | 06:33 |
BodOmLaW | im sure ill have more questions in a moment | 06:33 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, Just portion it out as you see fit, depending on the size of the drive(s). | 06:33 |
gmcastil | temagic BodOmLaW: i'll pastebin my drive | 06:33 |
gmcastil | shit... | 06:34 |
gmcastil | !pastebin | 06:34 |
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) | 06:34 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, How bid is the drive? How many partitions are you going to use? | 06:34 |
bod_ | guys,. i accidently removed the volume control icon from the taskbar,. i added it again but i cant move it back to the original position,.,.any ideas? | 06:34 |
Flannel | !language | gmcastil | 06:34 |
ubotu | gmcastil: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 06:34 |
Temagic | so, the question remains, how much space does a typical ubuntu setup use, with all good programs installed... will I be fine with 10 or 20 GB? | 06:34 |
sapperjanko1 | well when i log into webmin, under that user the Primary group is travis, n the Secondary is adm (4) | 06:34 |
drgeb | what program can I use to make a blind copy ? | 06:34 |
Mike__ | ubuntu kernel module problems? | 06:34 |
Mike__ | nvidia | 06:34 |
seacat | BodOmLaW Ask yourself ^^^ | 06:34 |
Flannel | sapperjanko1: 10GB should be fine. 20GB is definately sufficient | 06:34 |
DJAdmiral | the flash install still broken? | 06:35 |
drgeb | that was dumb sorry. what program can I use to make a blind copy of a CD to a harddrive ? | 06:35 |
bod_ | DJAdmiral, yes,. but there are now fixes&workarounds | 06:35 |
sapperjanko1 | Flannel: i think ya meant Temagic there LOL | 06:35 |
Temagic | k... 10GB then | 06:35 |
seacat | drgeb, "blind copy"? | 06:35 |
Flannel | sapperjanko1: You're right. You were just real close to each other. | 06:35 |
Temagic | thank you all for all your help... greatly appriciated! | 06:35 |
Temagic | 33% downloaded now... | 06:36 |
drgeb | seacat an exact binary copy | 06:36 |
bod_ | drgeb, do you mean an iso image? | 06:36 |
seacat | drgeb, Do you want to make an ISO image of the CD on your hard drive? So that you can burn a CD later on? | 06:36 |
VvWolverinevV | hi, can anyone help me with some gutsy-to-xp networking troubles? i posted details here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=684366 | 06:36 |
BodOmLaW | ok root 10gb, home 460+, swap 4gb | 06:36 |
BodOmLaW | sound right | 06:36 |
qarl | can anyone recommend a lightweight IMAP mail server? | 06:37 |
gmcastil | http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54299/ | 06:37 |
drgeb | seacat these cd's are all audio files. so I have a backup | 06:37 |
gmcastil | that's after a pretty standard xubuntu install (no KDE) | 06:37 |
drgeb | seacat I just played with cdparanoia and then created a raw file. I ran in 4 times and then did an md5sum of the 4 files and compared them and they were equal but | 06:37 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, 460+ ? Is that 460G? | 06:37 |
BodOmLaW | gb=* | 06:37 |
gmcastil | Disk /dev/sda: 100.0 GB, 100030242816 bytes | 06:37 |
gmcastil | 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 12161 cylinders | 06:37 |
gmcastil | Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes | 06:37 |
gmcastil | Disk identifier: 0x0006f2ec | 06:37 |
gmcastil | | 06:37 |
FloodBot3 | gmcastil: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 06:37 |
gmcastil | Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System | 06:37 |
Mike__ | do i have to run modprobe -r nvidia on every boot? | 06:38 |
BodOmLaW | 460gb=** | 06:38 |
BodOmLaW | lol | 06:38 |
bod_ | drgeb, im confused what do you mean by a "blind copy"?? | 06:38 |
m0dY | hey, how can i know the number of bytes per inode of a certain partition or a certain hard disk ? | 06:38 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, What size is the HD? | 06:38 |
bod_ | !pastebin | gmcastil | 06:38 |
drgeb | bod_ an exact binary replica of the CD | 06:38 |
sapperjanko1 | does this make any sence 2 you guys..... ubuntu : Feb 1 17:31:45 : travis : parse error in /etc/sudoers near line 24 ; TTY=pts/0 | 06:38 |
BodOmLaW | 2x 250 | 06:38 |
sapperjanko1 | ; PWD=/var/www ; USER=root ; COMMAND=/usr/bin/nano -w /etc/sudoers | 06:38 |
Flannel | drgeb: you want to create an iso from your CD | 06:38 |
drgeb | seacat then I found out about k3b and tried this but when I compared the raw file with that off cdparanioa they were different | 06:38 |
bod_ | drgeb, you want to make an exact copy of a cd? | 06:38 |
seacat | drgeb, What is on the CD? | 06:38 |
BodOmLaW | but it adds up to 466 | 06:38 |
ubotu | gmcastil: 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) | 06:38 |
BodOmLaW | i got ripped off like 33gb | 06:38 |
drgeb | seacat alll the CD's are audio cd's | 06:39 |
BodOmLaW | 34gb i mean | 06:39 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: 33gb is probalby in a hidden pratition | 06:39 |
Temagic | gmcastil: cool. thanks | 06:39 |
gmcastil | Temagic: yeah, does that help? | 06:39 |
BodOmLaW | hidden by who? | 06:39 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: manufacturer | 06:39 |
Flannel | BodOmLaW: GiB vs GB | 06:39 |
Temagic | yeah... | 06:39 |
sapperjanko1 | the boggy man :P | 06:39 |
bod_ | drgeb, but you want an axact copy of them? i think you mean an iso | 06:39 |
m0dY | how can i know the number of bytes per inode of a certain partition or a certain hard disk ? | 06:39 |
seacat | drgeb, Then you want to rip the CD and put .wav files on your HD? | 06:39 |
BodOmLaW | why would they do that? | 06:39 |
BodOmLaW | what purpose? | 06:39 |
Temagic | recon I'll be using / and /home on the same partition though, as I doubt I can mount /home on a ntfs partition? | 06:39 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: system restore information is often put there | 06:39 |
VvWolverinevV | hi, can anyone help me with some gutsy-to-xp networking troubles? i posted details here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=684366 | 06:40 |
bod_ | seacat, do you understand his question? | 06:40 |
seacat | drgeb, Use CD ripper: like sound juicer or... | 06:40 |
bod_ | !repeat | VvWolverinevV | 06:40 |
ubotu | VvWolverinevV: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience | 06:40 |
BodOmLaW | i think this is actually working this time | 06:40 |
Flannel | BodOmLaW: HDD mfcs measure in GB (1000000 Bytes), your OS uses GiB (1048576B) | 06:40 |
drgeb | seacat yes step 1 from cd to (raw or iso) step2 from (raw or iso ) to mp3 or flac or whatever. step 3 get a slingbox so I can stream this to my highend fidelity audio system | 06:40 |
BodOmLaW | really | 06:40 |
seacat | bod_, He wants to rip music CDs I think. | 06:40 |
Mike__ | do i have to run modprobe -r nvidia on every boot? | 06:41 |
BodOmLaW | no gigabytes? | 06:41 |
gmcastil | Mike__: no | 06:41 |
Mike__ | gmcastil, what will make it hold? | 06:41 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: what he's sayings is that 1 GB != 1000000000 | 06:41 |
bod_ | drgeb, just explore the cd, copy the files onto your drive, then use a converter to get them to the correct format | 06:41 |
gmcastil | Mike__: man modprobe.conf | 06:41 |
BodOmLaW | ic | 06:41 |
Flannel | BodOmLaW: Gigabytes as far as HDD is concerned is 10^6, GibiBytes is 1024*1024 bytes. One is binaryish, one is decimal. | 06:41 |
drgeb | seacat soundjuice immediately goes to mp3 so I don't have an exact image backup copy of the cd itself | 06:41 |
bod_ | seacat, confusing way of saying that,.,.lol | 06:41 |
seacat | drgeb, Applications --> Sound Juicer | 06:42 |
BodOmLaW | ok i see | 06:42 |
drgeb | bod_ what ISO copy programs are there for linux ? | 06:42 |
* VvWolverinevV apologizes to bod_ | 06:42 |
* bod_ says thankyou, and just be patient ;) | 06:42 |
drgeb | seacat I know about sound juicer but this is not exactly what I am looking for | 06:42 |
gmcastil | wow...3 wisemen are evil | 06:42 |
seacat | drgeb, Is that what you want? | 06:42 |
BodOmLaW | so now that i have my partitions i install? | 06:42 |
seacat | drgeb, sudo apt-get install grip | 06:42 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: actualy, the installer will elt you do all that stuff yourself in it too | 06:43 |
Flannel | BodOmLaW: You actually create the partitions in the installer, usually. | 06:43 |
imaginal | drgeb: is wav exact enough for you? | 06:43 |
BodOmLaW | yes, but i found it a little easier with gparted cause ive been playing with it all night | 06:43 |
rctmcl | and practice sodomy | 06:43 |
seacat | drgeb, grip - GNOME-based CD-player/ripper/encoder | 06:43 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: with a little bit of time, you'l find that command line utilities like fdisk are a lot faster and easier | 06:43 |
PKdoR | mk is the make directory command right? | 06:44 |
seacat | PKdoR, mkdir | 06:44 |
mazev | PKdoR: mkdir | 06:44 |
joseph | using ubuntu for my first time! | 06:44 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, the command line is your bestest friend ;) | 06:44 |
joseph | love it | 06:44 |
gmcastil | PKdoR: mkdirasdfasdf | 06:44 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: its true...you'll never really statr understanding linux until you use the comand line | 06:44 |
seacat | joseph, congradulations! :) | 06:44 |
BodOmLaW | im a newb! | 06:44 |
Mike__ | gmcastil, should I blacklist it then? | 06:44 |
PKdoR | sudo mkdir /usr/lib/firefox/searchplugins | 06:44 |
PKdoR | is that right | 06:44 |
PKdoR | ? | 06:44 |
gmcastil | PKdoR: what are you doing and why? | 06:45 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, so,. he's still your friend ;),.,. | 06:45 |
BodOmLaW | ok | 06:45 |
seacat | PKdoR, Yes that is right syntax | 06:45 |
joseph | i have one question though... i don't see like half the applications that are checked off in the add/remove applications in the applications folder | 06:45 |
* gmcastil abhors the word 'folder' | 06:45 |
PKdoR | I have previouslly saved seach pluggins that I would like to import to ubuntu firefox | 06:45 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, as you learn how things work you will realise that the command line is indispensable | 06:45 |
BodOmLaW | i do use terminal for sudo dmraid -ay | 06:45 |
Mike__ | gmcastil, the people at #nvidia say its a ubuntu kernel module bug, I am not sure what I am looking for | 06:45 |
BodOmLaW | to refresh | 06:45 |
gmcastil | PKdoR: you can do it in your home directory - that would be wizer, i think | 06:45 |
seacat | joseph, What is your question? | 06:46 |
PKdoR | they are in really>? | 06:46 |
PKdoR | how would I go about that then./ | 06:46 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, which program do you use to listen to music? | 06:46 |
gmcastil | Mike__: yeah, the ubuntu module is broken - you'll need to compile your own from source or wait until a patch comes out (which outht to be soon) | 06:46 |
BodOmLaW | in xp it was itunes | 06:46 |
BodOmLaW | but | 06:46 |
BodOmLaW | now im gonna switch to songbird | 06:46 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: i use xmms, but there are a lot of other choices | 06:46 |
BodOmLaW | some good mozzila stuff | 06:46 |
tinman | I am getting a large number of errors after I had a boot problem ( i ran e2fsck through live cd) one of the error Failed to execute program /usr/lib/gnome-control-center/gnome-settings-daemon: Permission denied | 06:46 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, i suggest trying amarok,.,. do you have songbird installed atm? | 06:47 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, xmms mpg123 etc. etc. | 06:47 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: mpg123 is for kings | 06:47 |
BodOmLaW | im on live right now | 06:47 |
gmcastil | bash + mp3 ftw | 06:47 |
PKdoR | I think I just found out how | 06:47 |
Mike__ | gmcastil, which module are we talking about here, I compiled the nvidia module from source | 06:47 |
joseph | seacat- i don't see like half the applications that are checked off in the add/remove applications in the applications folder | 06:47 |
BodOmLaW | so if i did install my music is on a bunch of disks beside me | 06:47 |
gmcastil | joseph: quit spamming | 06:47 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, try typing totem in a terminal,.,. | 06:47 |
BodOmLaW | ? why | 06:47 |
PKdoR | the settings are in ."folder name" right? | 06:47 |
tinman | I am getting around 12 errors in total | 06:48 |
BodOmLaW | what is totem? | 06:48 |
gmcastil | PKdoR: yeah, usually | 06:48 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, it will load a music/video player | 06:48 |
PKdoR | ok | 06:48 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, Totem is a video player | 06:48 |
gmcastil | PKdoR: thats the normal place for applications to stash user level stuff | 06:48 |
BodOmLaW | can i stream music? | 06:48 |
bod_ | yes | 06:48 |
PKdoR | nice | 06:48 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: yeah | 06:48 |
BodOmLaW | or do i have to have my own | 06:48 |
BodOmLaW | off the internet? | 06:48 |
BodOmLaW | or off disk | 06:48 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, Sure... | 06:48 |
sosus_ | does anyone know how to get incoming video in skype to work? my webcam is working, but I cant see who I'm talking to | 06:49 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: there rreally ain't much you can't do in linux that you can do in windows, it just takes a little more effort and understanding | 06:49 |
gmcastil | hey guys...i have to apologize if i'm being a dick....i'm completely trashed | 06:49 |
* imaginal writes on gmcastil with a sharpee | 06:49 |
gmcastil | i've no idea what i've told anyone tonight...hopefully, i'm being helpful | 06:49 |
bod_ | gmcastil, please control your urge to tell us things like this,.,. just be polite and we'll have no problems | 06:50 |
seacat | gmcastil, BodOmLaW Actually, just different app names is all, it's not any more difficult really. | 06:50 |
BodOmLaW | i have no music on here and the dvdrom is using the ubuntu disk, i cant play music | 06:50 |
gmcastil | bod_: i like telling things like this...get over youself | 06:50 |
Temagic | gmcastil: you're not being a dic*, you're actually helpfull, besides, tomorrow you can read the log:) | 06:50 |
BodOmLaW | fakeraid is a lot more difficult | 06:50 |
seacat | gmcastil, It that is the case, maybe you should just hide and watch. | 06:50 |
gmcastil | Temagic: i finally found my .emacs file, so now i can actually work again | 06:50 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, im just trying to show you that anything you can do in the graphical interface, you can do from terminal,.,. such as typing firefox & to load mozilla firefox | 06:51 |
gmcastil | Temagic: i had to pull it off of my work computer | 06:51 |
BodOmLaW | cool | 06:51 |
tinman | fastfinger was kicked from #xyz by ChanServ [You can not create new | 06:51 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: oh yeah dude....i'm using IRC from a text prompt | 06:51 |
tinman | channels.] | 06:51 |
tinman | err | 06:51 |
tinman | sorry | 06:51 |
tinman | Sohuld I link to the screen shot of my errors? | 06:51 |
Mike__ | can someone tell me how to make modprobe -r nvidia survive reboots | 06:51 |
Temagic | gmcastil: don't know what an .emacs-file is, but, good that you found it:) | 06:51 |
BodOmLaW | how long should i expect it too take to resize my partition? | 06:51 |
seacat | gmcastil is an irssi user Yes? | 06:51 |
gmcastil | Temagic: .files are config files | 06:51 |
gmcastil | seacat: no...emacs | 06:51 |
seacat | o | 06:51 |
BodOmLaW | ? | 06:51 |
imaginal | BodOmLaW: depends on the size | 06:52 |
gmcastil | Temagic: dot-files are config files for programs | 06:52 |
BodOmLaW | i installed xchat with terminal | 06:52 |
BodOmLaW | fyi | 06:52 |
Temagic | k | 06:52 |
gmcastil | Temagic: open up a terminal, and type 'ls -al' and you'l see a bunch of hidden files | 06:52 |
BodOmLaW | i had to google how | 06:52 |
Temagic | so what is the .emacs a config file for? | 06:52 |
gmcastil | .bashrc, .bash_profile are bsah files | 06:52 |
BodOmLaW | but thats not the point lol | 06:52 |
gmcastil | Temagic: emacs | 06:52 |
Temagic | and emacs is what program? | 06:53 |
Temagic | type of program.. | 06:53 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, cool,.,. have you tried loading xchat from terminal? by the way,. if your loading a program from terminal make sure to put a & after the name of the program eg xchat & so that you can still use the terminal after opening the program | 06:53 |
gmcastil | Temagic: its a very extensible text editor...stands for Editor MACroS | 06:53 |
Temagic | k | 06:53 |
BodOmLaW | good tip thanks | 06:53 |
Temagic | like a spiced up notepad:) | 06:54 |
gmcastil | its basically a lisp interpreter that is used by a lot of programmers and some system admins | 06:54 |
bod_ | ;) | 06:54 |
gmcastil | Temagic: not really | 06:54 |
BodOmLaW | what time is it? | 06:54 |
gmcastil | Temagic: text editing is only a minor function | 06:54 |
BodOmLaW | lol nevermind | 06:54 |
BodOmLaW | you are who know where | 06:54 |
Temagic | what are you programming gmcastil? | 06:54 |
seacat | Temagic, emacs is a very powerful editor | 06:54 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, what? | 06:54 |
BodOmLaW | nevermind | 06:55 |
gmcastil | Temagic: as your time in linux progresses, you'l need to start learning to use a text edirot, and you'll learn to use emacs or vi (the other commonly used txt editor) | 06:55 |
BodOmLaW | its taking forever! | 06:55 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, patience,.,.,.lol | 06:55 |
Temagic | as in, me giving back to the community? :) | 06:55 |
gmcastil | Temagic: there are basically two major divisions in the linux world concerning text editors - 44.5% use Vi, 44.5% use Emacs, and 1% use everything else | 06:56 |
seacat | Temagic, emacs vim pico joe (Editors) | 06:56 |
gmcastil | Temagic: people hold PASSIONATE beliefs...more than a few flame wars have started over it | 06:56 |
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gmcastil | Temagic: programmers tend to prefer emacs, while system admins prefer Vi, though exceptions are common | 06:56 |
=== kwitschibo is now known as Kwitschibo |
gmcastil | i myself am an exception....i started using Emacs as a systems admin | 06:56 |
seacat | Temagic, And vi users don't talk to pico users etc. etc. etc. | 06:57 |
gmcastil | yeah, basicaly, half and half use vi and emacs, very few use the others | 06:57 |
BodOmLaW | gmcastil 44.5+44.5 = 89 | 06:57 |
bod_ | Temagic, editors like vim or emacs are essential for modifying critical files if something goes wrong,. | 06:57 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: shit.... | 06:57 |
BodOmLaW | what about the other 10%? | 06:57 |
Temagic | hehe, well, I LOVE notepad that comes with windows:) Guess I'll check out emacs when I install ubuntu then. Vi I've tried before... on Fedora... for some config file or something | 06:57 |
BodOmLaW | lol | 06:57 |
BodOmLaW | im considering fedora now | 06:57 |
seacat | Temagic, You'll like gedit | 06:57 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, why? | 06:57 |
BodOmLaW | cause it is raid compatible | 06:58 |
gmcastil | learn to use Vi at least a little bit - its required on a linux installation, so you'll always have it there | 06:58 |
seacat | Temagic, But the others we discussed are CLI | 06:58 |
Temagic | BodOmLaW: nah, poor translation and confusing menus... | 06:58 |
bod_ | Temagic, true, you may prefer gedit or nano, but remember that emacs and vi are the more powerfull ones | 06:58 |
* mopflite loves vi (well, vim) | 06:58 |
gmcastil | Temagic: it's important to be able to use Vi a little bit, since if you need to fix your system without X, you can use it | 06:58 |
BodOmLaW | so you guys are hardcore Ubuntu eh? | 06:58 |
* gmcastil thinks Vi is important to know a little bit about, since it isn't linked against X | 06:58 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: no...just linux | 06:59 |
seacat | Temagic, nano is a good one to start with, it's very simple and easy to learn. | 06:59 |
jscinoz | Hey guys, im runing 7.10 with compiz, and it seems to be fine, ie fast and stable, except for one thing. When im running a 3d application, if something causes that application to lose focus, ie a pidgin guification or a rhythmbox bubble thing, my entire system hangs and needs a hard reboot, what can i do? | 06:59 |
bod_ | gmcastil, although vi has a non-newb friendly way of using it, you can still use nano without X | 06:59 |
Temagic | sure, I don't doubt it... I'll get to learn all those programs in due time... right now, I'm forgetting all the names of text editors:) | 06:59 |
detgar | could someone go to System->Preferences->Sessions and let me know the command used to start NetworkManager, please? | 06:59 |
gmcastil | bod_: nano isn't required on a linux installation - Vi is | 06:59 |
seacat | jscinoz, uninstall compiz | 06:59 |
BodOmLaW | holy shit! its working finally fuck | 06:59 |
mopflite | Temagic: it's worth learning vi or emacs since either can be used remotely when ssh'ed into a linux machine - as you progress in your linux adventures you will probably want to be able to maintain and administer machines remotely, without being sat at them with a keyboard, mouse and monitor | 06:59 |
bod_ | gmcastil, no, what im saying is, vi can be difficult to use if you dont no what your doing | 07:00 |
Temagic | BodOmLaW: I'm sitting on OpenSUSE now as we speak. I like it, but my hardware isn't 100% compatible with it, which it is with ubuntu | 07:00 |
bod_ | !language | BodOmLaW | 07:00 |
ubotu | BodOmLaW: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 07:00 |
BodOmLaW | in two hours | 07:00 |
gmcastil | bod_: agreed....but, you can be an expert at nano, and if it ain't there, you be fawked | 07:00 |
ePax | How do i get .PBP files to run whith PSX emulator? | 07:00 |
BodOmLaW | lol for all those 8 year all developers right? | 07:00 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, Easer than MS Windows, right? | 07:00 |
gmcastil | Temagic: all the verions just blend together at this point...linux is linux, although Ubuntu does some really wierd shit sometimes | 07:00 |
BodOmLaW | lol kk sorry | 07:00 |
bod_ | gmcastil, true,.,.lol,.,. | 07:00 |
mopflite | Temagic: I started out with suse in 2002 but they've lost their way a bit imho - I tried opensuse 10.3 the other day and really didn't like it too much | 07:00 |
ePax | Or how do i reverse .PBP files to .ISO files with CUE? | 07:00 |
corporeal | anyone here use funionfs? | 07:00 |
BodOmLaW | what is easer? | 07:01 |
gmcastil | mopflite: i was redhat for life.....bastards blew it | 07:01 |
seacat | Ubuntu | 07:01 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: ubuntu would be real easy for a neophyte to start learning the way linux works | 07:01 |
mopflite | gmcastil: I've heard that yes | 07:01 |
BodOmLaW | define neophyte | 07:01 |
gmcastil | seacat: it really takes the edge off of the learning curve | 07:01 |
mopflite | ubuntu is actually easier to learn than windows, for a complete newbie to computing in general | 07:01 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: if you've asked any of the questions that i've ansewred tonight, your a neophyte | 07:01 |
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BodOmLaW | ya its not to bad | 07:02 |
BodOmLaW | ic | 07:02 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: its not bad or antynhg - we all start at the beginning | 07:02 |
BodOmLaW | neo means new | 07:02 |
BodOmLaW | im aware im a newb | 07:02 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: i feeli like a noob when i start asking questions in #python | 07:02 |
BodOmLaW | im fine with that | 07:02 |
seacat | gmcastil, Yes, you are correct | 07:02 |
bod_ | mopflite, unless you have no idea what your doing,.,. the annoying thing is kids are taught windows alll there school life,. then come out of school knowing of nothing else | 07:02 |
gmcastil | seacat: no ide awhat you're referring to, but i'll take your word for it | 07:02 |
ePax | mopflite: Ubuntu is not easier than win. But its kinda close. | 07:03 |
seacat | neophyte - A new convert or proselyte; -- a name given by the early | 07:03 |
seacat | Christians, and still given by the Roman Catholics, to | 07:03 |
seacat | such as have recently embraced the Christian faith, and | 07:03 |
seacat | been admitted to baptism, esp. to converts from heathenism | 07:03 |
seacat | or Judaism. | 07:03 |
BodOmLaW | depends what area | 07:03 |
FloodBot3 | seacat: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 07:03 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, theres nothing wrong with being a n00b,.,. as long as your willing to learn and accept advice | 07:03 |
Temagic | me too, and I'm a complete newb (though I got fedora working... lots of text editing and googling for command lines... like DOS lol...) I like the idea of opensoftware, so I'm sure BigbRother doesn't record my webcaam and screen my files and check on everything I type and do and say. I do NOT trust Microsoft, for the simple reason that Microsoft and Bono are working together:) | 07:03 |
ePax | But its one of the easier linux distros and its easy to get help as well. | 07:03 |
gmcastil | ePax: i disagree - linux is harder to learn that windows simply because there's more to learn and the answer is never "its broken" | 07:03 |
BodOmLaW | that is why i am here not spending hours google the same stuff over and over | 07:03 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: learn to use google | 07:03 |
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BodOmLaW | i can | 07:03 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: most of the questions people ask me, i answer by googling for it | 07:04 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, google is your friend | 07:04 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: google and man/info pages | 07:04 |
BodOmLaW | and i got to the point that i knew fakeraid dmraid how to use the gparted | 07:04 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, www.google.com/linux is also your friend | 07:04 |
BodOmLaW | but i got stuck | 07:04 |
BodOmLaW | I have always loved google | 07:04 |
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BodOmLaW | and the best part | 07:04 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, google is definately one of your best frineds,.,. many people on this channel figure out the answer to peoples questions just by googleing it | 07:04 |
gmcastil | yup | 07:04 |
BodOmLaW | google is canadian | 07:04 |
Nyle | hey | 07:04 |
bod_ | hi | 07:05 |
BodOmLaW | one canadian thing to be proud of | 07:05 |
corporeal | ? | 07:05 |
BodOmLaW | and our beer | 07:05 |
gmcastil | BodOmLaW: too bad your beer sucks | 07:05 |
gmcastil | lol | 07:05 |
BodOmLaW | lol whatever | 07:05 |
bod_ | haha | 07:05 |
gmcastil | its nast | 07:05 |
gmcastil | i live in the colorado front range....all we have is good beer | 07:05 |
bod_ | gmcastil, belgiums are one of the best for beer,.,. they dont bother with 4% lager,. its all 6-10% wickedness | 07:06 |
gmcastil | bod_: 12%....gotta love the 1554 | 07:06 |
gmcastil | well, i'm off to bed unless there are any last questions | 07:06 |
Temagic | yeah belgian beer, I second that! | 07:06 |
bod_ | gmcastil, haha,.,. night | 07:06 |
lolmaus | Hi ^_^ | 07:06 |
gmcastil | Temagic: new belgium brewing is just up the street from my house | 07:06 |
BodOmLaW | yes the and the belgium chocolate is the best | 07:06 |
Nyle | http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/54301/ <-- this is my dmesg|grep ata . Sometimes while using my system, my compter freezes up for like half a minute to a minute and then starts working ok. I have recently started to see some of these messages while booting up that were not there before regarding ata. Could someone please look and possibly help me figure out if it is my disk that is going bad | 07:06 |
gmcastil | lolmaus: this had better be good | 07:07 |
Temagic | gmcastil: good "night" | 07:07 |
Nyle | Thank you very much | 07:07 |
BodOmLaW | deos anyone here overclock? | 07:07 |
seacat | Gennis Extra Stout rocks! (actually, I like half & half best) | 07:07 |
Temagic | gmcastil: good night and thank you for your time and effort | 07:07 |
BodOmLaW | cause i restored my bios today | 07:07 |
BodOmLaW | but before | 07:07 |
BodOmLaW | it was beeping before it would boot | 07:07 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, do you mean overclocking your processor? | 07:07 |
BodOmLaW | yes | 07:07 |
gmcastil | i'll be baack on tomo=rrow night - i've onlhy been using ubuntu about a day or so :) | 07:07 |
Temagic | :) | 07:08 |
Temagic | 45% downloaded.... | 07:08 |
seacat | BodOmLaW, I see little need for overclocking. | 07:08 |
bod_ | BodOmLaW, why would you want to overclock it? dont do it without allot of reading first | 07:08 |
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BodOmLaW | i know what im doing | 07:08 |
bod_ | seacat, its generally used for gaming computers | 07:08 |
BodOmLaW | i just wondered about what message the beeps were giving me | 07:08 |
Temagic | BodOmLaW: do you play a lot of 4d games? | 07:08 |
Nyle | can I get some help with my problem? | 07:08 |
BodOmLaW | 4d? | 07:09 |
seacat | I would rather have |
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