dabbill | oh its showing that aptitude is useing 100%, but i dont have it open | 00:00 |
danand_ | kdallas - np | 00:00 |
asdrubal | HI BUNTUS! | 00:00 |
dabbill | how do i kill that proccess ? | 00:00 |
kdallas | Q3: Is there finally an IM tool which supports both voice and video? Thanks | 00:00 |
magick | danand_, Thanks. a enabling the send rcv buffer fixed it. I knew the answer wasn't " you can't stream! copy first" heh. All is fixed and streaming HD is no problem :) thank you. | 00:00 |
jrib | dabbill: killing it may leave you with a broken dpkg database... what was it doing last? | 00:00 |
unagi_ | im not getting in map information on gpsdrive anymore anyone know why? | 00:01 |
danand_ | dabbill - ps -A | grep aptitude to get the PID of aptitude - then kill -9 [atitudes pid] | 00:01 |
dsmith_ | does turbotax work with ubuntu? | 00:01 |
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dabbill | i was installing some thing, and crashed my system, and sence then its been running at 100% | 00:01 |
SniperFromHell | Does anyone know what HTTP cache is, and why it keeps starting up every half hour? Also, why do my torrent speeds on kTorrent throttle so much. Does this happen to anyone else with this specific program? | 00:01 |
dsmith_ | turbotax online that is | 00:02 |
Green | LadyNikon thanks . dam i must get my eyes check out. | 00:02 |
eelriver | top will tell you the pid. It's on the far left | 00:02 |
Green | Love the "Purisa" font style | 00:02 |
dsmith_ | LadyNikon: Where you been at? | 00:02 |
danand_ | magick - cool :) - thought that was strange for a gigabit network. I can watch dvd movies on a samba box over wireless network | 00:02 |
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unagi_ | no one knows anything about gpsdrive? | 00:02 |
dabbill | sweet now both cores are at 0% | 00:03 |
dabbill | thanks :) | 00:03 |
LadyNikon | Green: :) | 00:03 |
SniperFromHell | Does anyone know what HTTP cache is, and why it keeps starting up every half hour? Also, why do my torrent speeds on kTorrent throttle so much. Does this happen to anyone else with this specific program? | 00:04 |
hou5ton | ok ... I have continued to research the issue with Ubuntu and webcam support in Skype. Apparantly there needs to be an additional module compiled, but it is already present in SuSE and PCLinuxOS | 00:04 |
Intertricity | Hey guys.. I installed my nvidia driver that was offered to me on installing 7.10.. do I need to install the driver directly from the nVidia site to get dual monitor? | 00:04 |
Intertricity | I'm stuck with only one monitor atm | 00:04 |
Bluey | can someone help me fix my /dev/sda2 error? | 00:04 |
hou5ton | If I put Ubuntu back on this laptop, will someone help me compile a module. :-) | 00:05 |
KenSentMe | In a standard ubuntu installation there are folders in my home like Music Documents etc. Those are visible in the Places menu. How can i add folders to that list? | 00:05 |
Green | Does anyone know if there's programs for linux to erase permanently or rewrite over the files on a hard drive ? OR EVEN FILES PRIVATE FILES??? | 00:05 |
AD7six | Hi. I'm getting this error sporadically (last time when trying to run vim "ICE default IO error handler doing an exit(), pid = 6246, errno = 4" I've googled the error message but don't know what it means - and can't find a process with that pid could anyone offer advice on where to look for the problem? This machine has generally started to be slow is it possibly hardware (hard disk?) related? | 00:05 |
danand_ | Bluey - try to be a bit more specific ... whats the exact nature of the problem | 00:05 |
SniperFromHell | KenSentMe: right click and edit menu. | 00:05 |
jrib | KenSentMe: easy way: anything you bookmark in nautilus will be added there | 00:05 |
LjL | Green: shred, wipe | 00:06 |
SniperFromHell | that too. | 00:06 |
notechyet | can someone tell me a good way to get the network going | 00:06 |
SniperFromHell | Does anyone know what HTTP cache is, and why it keeps starting up every half hour? Also, why do my torrent speeds on kTorrent throttle so much. Does this happen to anyone else with this specific program? | 00:06 |
KenSentMe | jrib, ah, cool. Didnt know that, thanks | 00:06 |
Starnestommy | SniperFromHell: do your other torrent programs also experience throttling> | 00:06 |
Green | LjL I though you still can recover files... | 00:07 |
LjL | unagi_: no, i don't know about gpsdrive, i can only suggest checking out roadnav for another (vector-based) navigation program | 00:07 |
Bluey | danand_ when i try to start up ubuntu the whole screen turns into what looks like a ocmmand prompt, with a bunch of numbers and words. at the end it says i have a /dev/sda2 error and the automatic file system check failed | 00:07 |
Green | LjL is shred complete rewritten the files /hd and unable to recover ? | 00:07 |
LjL | Green: after using shred or wipe? definitely not without expensive equipment | 00:07 |
SniperFromHell | Starnestommy: I don't know. I've never had any other ones than kTorrent. | 00:07 |
SniperFromHell | What are some good ones? | 00:07 |
LjL | Green, used on ext3, both can be problematic | 00:07 |
Starnestommy | SniperFromHell: I've heard some ISPs throttle bittorrent | 00:07 |
LjL | Green: at least ext3 with some flavor of journal | 00:07 |
SniperFromHell | I know it cant be my connection because i download from other servers at constant speeds | 00:07 |
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SniperFromHell | oh | 00:08 |
LadyNikon | configure: error: Sufficiently new version of libasound not found. I get this while trying to configure "btsco" | 00:08 |
Green | Ljl so what u recommend "shred or wipe"? | 00:08 |
lz7 | Bluey: it maybe hardware fault or file system fault, you need to know what type of error you get, and examine your drive with smarmontools for example | 00:08 |
SniperFromHell | Starnestommy: what program do you recommend? | 00:08 |
SniperFromHell | also, how do i send a message to you that notifies someone, like you just did for me. | 00:08 |
LjL | Green: probably equivalent | 00:09 |
Starnestommy | SniperFromHell: I don't use bittorrent, so I wouldn't be sure. | 00:09 |
danand_ | Bluey - sorry no idea on that one - redirect your question to the whole channel | 00:09 |
emitchlpd | is anyone using vpnc and network manager on a normal *wired* network connection? | 00:09 |
lz7 | Bluey: smartmontools | 00:09 |
Starnestommy | SniperFromHell: say their nick in a message? | 00:09 |
LjL | Green: wipe is more versatile | 00:09 |
SniperFromHell | oh ok | 00:09 |
SniperFromHell | so like | 00:09 |
SniperFromHell | Starnestommy: sup ? | 00:09 |
Bluey | lz7: how do i begin to do that? | 00:09 |
Starnestommy | SniperFromHell: yes | 00:09 |
Green | Ljl and where would i get this shred and wipe or both different programs | 00:09 |
SniperFromHell | Cool, thanks. | 00:09 |
SniperFromHell | Does anyone know what HTTP cache is, and why it keeps starting up every half hour? | 00:10 |
LjL | !info shred | green | 00:10 |
LjL | !info wipe | green | 00:10 |
ubotu | green: Package shred does not exist in gutsy | 00:10 |
ubotu | green: wipe (source: wipe): Secure file deletion. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.21-3 (gutsy), package size 42 kB, installed size 132 kB | 00:10 |
LjL | Green: shred is installed by default | 00:10 |
lz7 | Bluey: you said error, may you be more specific what error, and do you have problems with your drive? | 00:10 |
arnducky | Hey LadyNikon, if you don't get your sound issues solved this session, try to find Crimsum in here -- he's woot at sound problems (coder) | 00:10 |
danand_ | Ljl - are shred and wipe ok on ext3 filesystems? | 00:11 |
Green | ljl shred? installed by default? where i don't see it | 00:11 |
crusie | arnducky: does he have an answer or driver for the xfi card in 32 bit ubuntu ? | 00:11 |
LjL | danand_: no | 00:11 |
Bluey | lz7: my drive is fine. and i get 2 errors on start up. a /dev/sda2 error and that the auto file system check failed | 00:11 |
LjL | danand_: at least not with some flavors of journalling | 00:11 |
LjL | Green: ... try typing "shred" in a shell | 00:11 |
SniperFromHell | Does anyone know what HTTP cache is, and why it keeps starting up every half hour? | 00:11 |
Starnestommy | SniperFromHell: do you have squid or apache installed? | 00:12 |
arnducky | crusie, i dunno, you can but ask -- but if anyone does... | 00:12 |
Green | ljl nothing happen just told me to `shred --help and still nothing happen it show < | 00:12 |
SniperFromHell | Starnestommy: Nope, neither. | 00:12 |
lz7 | Bluey: well, if everything is fine, you can just disable fsck from running, or run it manually, type man fsck for that | 00:12 |
SniperFromHell | Starnestommy: At least I don't think. | 00:12 |
LadyNikon | I need "checking for libasound headers version >= 1.0.3... not present. | 00:12 |
LadyNikon | " | 00:12 |
LjL | green, danand_: "In the case of ext3 file systems, the above disclaimer applies (and shred is thus of limited effectiveness) only in data=journal mode, which journals file data in addition to just metadata. In both the data=ordered (default) and data=writeback modes, shred works as usual." from man shred | 00:12 |
crusie | crimsun: you there dude ? | 00:12 |
SniperFromHell | How do I check? (ive never installed them but maybe some other package did?) | 00:12 |
arnducky | crusie, have you checked out launchpad and ubuntuforums? | 00:13 |
Starnestommy | LadyNikon: I think you need libasound-dev | 00:13 |
crusie | well creative haven't put out a 32 bit driver yet | 00:13 |
LjL | Green: err yeah, it means you need to provide it with arguments. have you never used command-line programs before? i'll give you some pointers. | 00:13 |
LjL | !man > green (green, see the private message from Ubotu) | 00:13 |
LjL | !cli > green (green, see the private message from Ubotu) | 00:13 |
Starnestommy | LadyNikon: er, libasound2-dev | 00:13 |
crusie | arnducky: meaning I'd be stuck with oss | 00:13 |
crusie | instead of alsa | 00:13 |
arnducky | eww | 00:13 |
arnducky | or <shudder> SDL | 00:13 |
LadyNikon | Starnestommy: yay its working | 00:14 |
crusie | arnducky: and I must say... my few times with oss tells me that I don't really need it ^ | 00:14 |
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arnducky | crusie, join us in #ubuntu-offtopic please | 00:14 |
crusie | arnducky: about to reboot I'll go there afterwards | 00:15 |
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LjL | !away > Veinor|away (Veinor|away, see the private message from Ubotu) | 00:16 |
AD7six | Any hints on what "ICE default IO error handler" means? | 00:16 |
Green | ljl when I shred the certain files would they be unrecoverable forever? | 00:16 |
gsa1 | Hi guys | 00:18 |
amenado | Green-> lest you have a backup | 00:18 |
echosystm | guys, quick question | 00:19 |
echosystm | the version of fluxbox in the repository is outdated | 00:19 |
echosystm | is there any way for me to get 1.0 without compiling it myself? | 00:19 |
echosystm | also, why arent packages automatically updated in the repository? | 00:19 |
lz7 | echosystm: add more repositories, backports, hardy reps etc | 00:20 |
jrib | !timebasedreleases > echosystm (read the private message from ubotu) | 00:20 |
gsa1 | I buyed a noteook manufactured here at Argentina, and I've some problems, sound don't works, nor webcam, nor hibernation, were are the first places were to invesigate? (web sites I meand) | 00:20 |
gsa1 | meant | 00:20 |
jrib | lz7: adding "hardy reps" is likely to result in a broken system | 00:20 |
Green | amenado, ljl so its impossible to recover once i shred the files? | 00:21 |
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dstanek | what is the best tool to analyze http traffic - wireshark seems too confusing | 00:21 |
lz7 | jrib: you may add hardy reps for installing one program and after that disable them | 00:21 |
jrib | lz7: no, that's not safe | 00:22 |
amenado | Green-> improbable to recover it | 00:22 |
bofh80 | hi people, i'm having memory issues with wine, due to this i noticed i have only a 1.4gig swap partition, but i have upgraded to 2gig of memory, would this cause problems? do i even still need a SWAP partition? | 00:22 |
danand_ | Green - what file system are you using | 00:22 |
LjL | Green: no. even assuming your filesystem is not journaled, someone with the right equipment can still perform data recovery. there are companies specializing in that. | 00:22 |
teo- | how can i change eth0 to eth1 ???? | 00:22 |
amenado | teo- via udev, but am not that familiar of how to do it yet | 00:23 |
MichaelSammels | Can some admin dude please start a private chat with me? | 00:23 |
LjL | MichaelSammels: admin? | 00:23 |
lz7 | jrib: well i think this is more question of canonical support politics, than technical side of things | 00:23 |
MichaelSammels | Well, someone on the team. ((Ubuntu)) | 00:23 |
teo- | amenado, ok.. i try but not working | 00:23 |
Infusion | anyone know how to get MYSQL WOEKING? | 00:24 |
LjL | MichaelSammels, if you're looking for the operators of this channel, that's #ubuntu-ops - if you're looking for someone else, it depends | 00:24 |
ag0g0girl | hey babes | 00:24 |
ag0g0girl | how is | 00:24 |
Green | danand_ NTFS for my storage | 00:24 |
Infusion | #ubuntu-ops | 00:24 |
* LjL points ag0g0girl to the channel topic | 00:24 |
jrib | lz7: not really, it depends on the package. Dependency issues are a big possibility. That's the reason for the backports repository | 00:24 |
MichaelSammels | LjL: Someone who is admin to something in here ((not support)): http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate | 00:24 |
danand_ | MichaelSammels - just post your question here and someone will try to help | 00:25 |
MichaelSammels | I want to join the Ubuntu Team. | 00:25 |
Infusion | ite people | 00:25 |
LjL | !member > MichaelSammels (MichaelSammels, see the private message from Ubotu) | 00:25 |
Green | lgl "file system journaled" ?? | 00:25 |
Green | ljl "file system journaled" ?? | 00:25 |
Infusion | i have 51 servers and 100 websites | 00:25 |
LjL | Green, read shred's man page. | 00:25 |
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LjL | green, as i quoted earlier, "In the case of ext3 file systems, the above disclaimer applies (and shred is thus of limited effectiveness) only in data=journal mode, which journals file data in addition to just metadata. In both the data=ordered (default) and data=writeback modes, shred works as usual." from man shred | 00:25 |
comboniner82-3 | http://100nonudes.com | 00:26 |
danand_ | Ljl,Green - if the file system is journalled pretty sure neither shred nor wipe will work | 00:26 |
charlie | jai | 00:27 |
renfrew | anyone have any experience with billionton Bluetooth adapters and gutsy? | 00:27 |
Infusion | can i be channel op please? | 00:27 |
MichaelSammels | LjL: Does it cost to become a member? | 00:27 |
LjL | !guidelines > Infusion (Infusion, see the private message from Ubotu) | 00:27 |
Starnestommy | Infusion: the short answer is no | 00:27 |
LjL | MichaelSammels: no | 00:28 |
Infusion | why not? | 00:28 |
LjL | Infusion: read the link | 00:28 |
zlaja | can some1 help me? | 00:28 |
Infusion | ive got 100 irc chanels | 00:28 |
refefer | Question for you all: I did a LAMP install on 7.10 and decided arbitrarily to install the desktop as well. Now, 2 gbs of desktop and desktop applications later, I want to remove it. | 00:28 |
LjL | !ask | zlaja | 00:28 |
zlaja | i wana make xp but i cant :S | 00:28 |
ubotu | zlaja: 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. :-) | 00:28 |
aquo | Infusion: you can be channel op | 00:28 |
Infusion | yh | 00:28 |
renfrew | anyone have any experience with billionton Bluetooth adapters and gutsy? | 00:28 |
zlaja | when i start xp and format it than after first reboot it says "error loading operating system" | 00:29 |
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LjL | zlaja: uhm, and this has to do with ubuntu because? | 00:29 |
refefer | Can I just apt-get uninstall ubuntu-desktop and it will remove all the associated desktop software as well? | 00:29 |
LjL | refefer: no | 00:29 |
Starnestommy | zlaja: if you need windows support, go to ##windows | 00:29 |
LjL | !ubuntu-desktop > refefer (refefer, see the private message from Ubotu) | 00:29 |
zlaja | cuz i dont know to use ubuntu :S | 00:29 |
wil | Hi... I have a problem.... I started my pc with a KVM and I was on a diffrent channel, now Ubuntu keeps booting in 640x480 and I can not change it back... I have tried changing it and doing detect, but nothing is working :( | 00:29 |
LjL | zlaja: not following you | 00:30 |
zlaja | what? | 00:30 |
crusie | anyone has had experience with unbuntu not booting post install ? | 00:30 |
LjL | zlaja, you've asked a Windows question, this is an Ubuntu support channel | 00:30 |
rdoursenaud | Hi | 00:30 |
crusie | I mean - everything installs correctly from what I can see | 00:30 |
LjL | !install > crusie (crusie, see the private message from Ubotu) | 00:31 |
aquo | is there any reason to prefer dput over dupload or vice versa? | 00:31 |
LjL | crusie: common thing to try is to disable acpi | 00:31 |
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crusie | LjL what\s acpi_ | 00:31 |
refefer | hmm, that's a shame. I only plan on ssh-ing into the box so I don't need the extra bloat. Is there a list of packages installed from an apt-get install ubuntu-desktop that I can get and manually uninstall each? | 00:31 |
_alf_ | !ubuntu-desktop > _alf_ | 00:32 |
LjL | crusie: don't make me attempt to explain that... :) just try booting with the "noacpi" option or the "acpi=off" option. see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions for how to do that | 00:32 |
wil | Hi... I have a problem.... I started my pc with a KVM and I was on a diffrent channel, now Ubuntu keeps booting in 640x480 and I can not change it back... I have tried changing it and doing detect, but nothing is working :( | 00:33 |
lulzturtle | could someone kindly help me connect to my ubuntu server at work? | 00:33 |
Green | ljl example "shred -v -z -u -f lifehacker.txt" it works but is this way the best way to overwriting the file and add with zero? | 00:33 |
vix | hi, I need some help with java applets in firefox, im using Gutsy 64bits. | 00:34 |
vix | hope I can find some help here, been struggling with this in many hours. | 00:34 |
lulzturtle | I guess I need to figure out my external IP at work and maybe test to see if it has the right ports open? | 00:34 |
LjL | Green: the more iterations you make it do, the lower the chances of recovery. assuming your filesystem is not journalled again. | 00:34 |
jrib | vix: why are you not using 32bit if you care about things like java applets? | 00:34 |
InspectorCluseau | no java applets with 64 bits | 00:34 |
Green | ljl my hard drive are set only ntfs and ext3. so i can just leave it as default shred? | 00:34 |
tehdave | I'm having issues with flash...anythink I try to load is | 00:34 |
scrambledegg | vix: what have you tried so far ? | 00:34 |
crusie | LjL it seems my first boot after install stops - it's still detecting usb things tho. tried to dc a couple and setting them ind again all showed on screen in recovery mode... I can type there but it doesn't accept commands | 00:34 |
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tehdave | I'm having issues with flash...anything I try to load is choppy... | 00:35 |
Green | ljl nope all my hard drive are not part or set to "jFs" | 00:35 |
LjL | Green: i really cannot say if shred will work properly on NTFS. on ext3, again, it will work if not in data=journal mode | 00:35 |
vix | jrib, i have 4GB in memory, and also 64 bit CPU, u think i have problems because of the 64 bit OS ? | 00:35 |
TBag | hi all, I know it's the wrong place to ask this but is there any channel dealing with finance on this server plz ? | 00:35 |
crusie | LjL it's when the "line" should be starting to run across the screen | 00:35 |
LjL | crusie: try those options | 00:36 |
tehdave | Of the flash plugins for Ubuntu, which is the most stable/best performance? (x86 version) | 00:36 |
vix | scrambledegg, many guides, like installing many packages, some linkings to .so librarys. my java is running fine, not just in firefox. | 00:36 |
jrib | vix: sun does not provide a 64bit version of the java plugin so yes. There are workarounds, but it's a pain compared to using 32bit ubuntu. | 00:36 |
LjL | tehdave: Flash. | 00:36 |
jrib | !flash64 > vix (read the private message from ubotu) | 00:36 |
wil | what is the terminal command to change res of the screen? | 00:36 |
scrambledegg | vix: so other java stuff like azureus work ? | 00:36 |
LjL | !pm | Darkmystere | 00:36 |
ubotu | Darkmystere: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can also benefit AND help you. Please don't PM a user in the channel without asking first, some find it rude. | 00:36 |
tehdave | LjL: I meant between the nonfree plugin or the Gnash SWF player, etc. | 00:37 |
LjL | !xconfig > wil (wil, see the private message from Ubotu) perhaps this is what you're thinking about | 00:37 |
echosystm | can anyone tell me what distros have kde4? | 00:37 |
LjL | tehdave: err, yeah indeed, the nonfree plugin is "Flash". others are "Gnash" and "SWF Player". | 00:37 |
Darkmystere | LjL, i just messaged you because i thought it was kinda offtopic.. | 00:37 |
LjL | tehdave: so, my answer is the nonfree plugin anyway | 00:37 |
vix | scrambledegg, yes azureus works. and also netbeans | 00:37 |
vix | jrib, okay thank you.. i will try it. | 00:37 |
Darkmystere | Ok should i burn Bactrack to a CD or DVD because it says the file is 701MB and my CD;s only hold 700MB.. | 00:38 |
LjL | Darkmystere: then ask in -offtopic... i haven't the slightest idea to tell the trust. it might fit. i don't know, i burn a CD a year or so | 00:38 |
Darkmystere | i did they havent answerd.. | 00:38 |
scrambledegg | vix: do you have this symlink in /usr/lib/firefox/plugins: /etc/alternatives/firefox-javaplugin.so | 00:38 |
pocketdrummer | I have a question for everyone. Is there a "killer app" that Ubuntu or linux has that no other OS has? | 00:38 |
tehdave | Alright...let's fix the question: Of the available SWF plugins, which is the most stable/best quality? | 00:38 |
LjL | tehdave: flash. i.e. flashplugin-nonfree. | 00:39 |
tehdave | thanks | 00:39 |
echosystm | no pocketdrummer. most good linux apps have been ported to windows | 00:39 |
crusie | LjL what will I gain (or loose) by running the noapi command_ | 00:39 |
echosystm | eg. open office, gimp, etc. | 00:39 |
Green | ljl is there any other program for linux to overwriting with pseudorandom data, Peter Gutmann's, etc. OR works best for NTFS ?? | 00:39 |
Lr5_ | pocketdrummer: Even if there was, you could probably use it on cygwin anyway | 00:39 |
yellowdog | ciao a tutti | 00:39 |
InspectorCluseau | pocketdrummer, it's what Ubuntu and Linux DOESN"T have....trojans...viruses....etc | 00:39 |
Green | ljl like those options | 00:39 |
scrambledegg | vix: and the name was libjavaplugin.so :) ? | 00:39 |
brain2 | I've seen 2 linux viruses | 00:40 |
scrambledegg | vix: maybe its lib64 for you | 00:40 |
vix | scrambledegg, not now, i had it before but it was buggy. | 00:40 |
brain2 | RST.B and OSF | 00:40 |
LjL | crusie: you know what, i never really quite understood that, i'll have to admit. especially, i've never quite understood what (if anything) you will lose with the "noapic" option, which is another that you should try | 00:40 |
crusie | "another" ? | 00:40 |
echosystm | pocketdrummer: the reason you use linux is because you are a tinkering geek, you want awesome security, or you are running a server - windows cant really compete here | 00:40 |
vix | scrambledegg, it was libjavaplugin.so for me yes. | 00:40 |
LjL | Green, all programs will work equally well or equally badly as far as NTFS goes. it depends on how the filesystem works, and i haven't really a clue | 00:40 |
scrambledegg | vix: you're using gcj ? | 00:40 |
crusie | LjL wasn't that the one you wanted me to use? | 00:40 |
LjL | crusie: no. i suggested "noacpi" and "acpi=off". now i'm suggesting "noapic" | 00:41 |
danand__ | I hate my isp x( | 00:41 |
vix | scrambledegg, i guess no, i dont know what it is | 00:41 |
brain2 | So I rebooted today and now my ctrl keys don't work.. Am I the only one? I probably am.. gah | 00:41 |
pocketdrummer | Well, I guess to answer my own question, maybe Synaptic and the repository system is the killer app for linux? I can't think of another OS that has it. | 00:41 |
Lr5_ | LjL: How about "irqpoll"? No idea what you are talking about, though | 00:41 |
echosystm | macosx has something similar pocketdrummer | 00:41 |
scrambledegg | vix: its a GNU implementation of java, and its very buggy with applets | 00:41 |
pocketdrummer | really? What's it called in OS X? | 00:41 |
echosystm | the only reason linux has synaptic is because it is a pain in the ass to install anything without it | 00:42 |
scrambledegg | vix: try issuing: update-alternatives --config java | 00:42 |
jscinoz | apt-get equiv in osx is ports | 00:42 |
echosystm | in windows, you can just get an exe and install it | 00:42 |
pocketdrummer | echosystm: That's true. | 00:42 |
ethan961 | aptitude! | 00:42 |
rdoursenaud | I have a strange problem with gnome-panel. I can't move or reorganize my panels. Right click menu only shows "Help" and "About". This probem only appears on my amd64 desktop. Searched the web and found nothing relevant. Can someone help? | 00:42 |
echosystm | in linux, there are millions of dependencies and packages | 00:42 |
jscinoz | they do sudo port install proggy | 00:42 |
aquo | pocketdrummer: same mechanism is available for windows too | 00:42 |
echosystm | youd have to be insane to download them all manually | 00:42 |
pocketdrummer | there's a repository system for windows too? Wow, where have I been? lol | 00:43 |
Green | ljl Can i use eraser the http://www.heidi.ie/eraser/download.php | 00:43 |
Green | ljl on linux? | 00:43 |
aquo | pocketdrummer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Package_management_system#Windows | 00:43 |
vix | scrambledegg, okay, now i can choose java version.. which one should i use? | 00:43 |
scrambledegg | vix: trye choosing sun java | 00:44 |
aquo | pocketdrummer: i never have tested those, but i know windows-admins who use some of them (and also commercial ones) | 00:44 |
danand__ | echosystm - I remember hours of trying to resolve dependancy issues using rpm package manager on Redhat 6 .... | 00:44 |
soldats | sunjava6 | 00:44 |
scrambledegg | vix: you got the package sun-java6-jre and sun-java6-plugin right ? | 00:44 |
jrib | scrambledegg: the plugin does not exist on 64bit | 00:44 |
Jangari | does anyone know how to install the mp3 libraries for sox? | 00:44 |
scrambledegg | jrib: really ? | 00:45 |
vix | scrambledegg, yes i have them installed. | 00:45 |
MrPiracy | i am trying to set my /home folder back to where it was ... the folder exists (located in /home/tma) but when i type "cd ~/home" in terminal it says "cannot find /home/tma/home" | 00:45 |
LjL | Lr5_, crusie: i'd say to put them in order from least crippling to most, "noapic", "noacpi", "acpi=off", "irqpoll". noapic just means that the "advanced programmable interrupt controller" that's on newer computers won't be used, shouldn't be a big deal. "noacpi" and "acpi=off" mean that (part of?) ACPI won't be used, i assume that might impact power saving and such things, and i don't know what the difference is between the two. "irqpoll" means that some | 00:45 |
LjL | relatively expensive checks are done on interrupts. i don't really know very precisely at all, i just know they're common options used to troubleshoot boot problems | 00:45 |
scrambledegg | jrib: not so sure about that | 00:45 |
scrambledegg | vix: ok then just try to update the alternatives and see if that works out | 00:45 |
LjL | Green: seems like clearly a windows program to me | 00:45 |
scrambledegg | *-s | 00:45 |
robdig | MrPiracy: thats probably because ~ = /home/tma | 00:45 |
Jangari | try cd ~, MrPiracy | 00:46 |
jrib | scrambledegg: umm, ok? | 00:46 |
jrib | scrambledegg: check packages.ubuntu.com if you wish | 00:46 |
scrambledegg | jrib: he says he has the packages installed | 00:46 |
vix | scrambledegg, did u got my PM ? | 00:46 |
Green | ljl is there any other programs works best or just as good as shred for ntfs>? | 00:46 |
|david| | hello | 00:46 |
MrPiracy | Jangari: ops, my bad ok | 00:46 |
scrambledegg | vix: dont think so | 00:46 |
jrib | scrambledegg: then he is not using 64bit | 00:47 |
MrPiracy | anyone could tell me a command line to empty recycle bin? | 00:47 |
nickrud | My desktop would be complete with a 64bit java plugin (not) | 00:47 |
vix | jrib, what are you talking about ? | 00:47 |
spudgunner | In gnome, how many different places are there to set programs to run on login? I've removed my compiz-fusion from System->Prefs->Sessions, but I can't seem to make it go away. | 00:47 |
LjL | Green, i already answered best i could | 00:47 |
scrambledegg | jrib: sun-java6-bin is for amd64 i386 | 00:48 |
jrib | scrambledegg: *plugin* | 00:48 |
spudgunner | MrPiracy: I usually delete the contents of the various .Trash-* directories at the root of the mount point | 00:48 |
scrambledegg | jrib: ya okay then but firefox usually works with 32bit bindings | 00:48 |
scrambledegg | jrib: i mean shared libraries | 00:49 |
jrib | scrambledegg: not by magic though :) | 00:49 |
MrPiracy | spudgunner: there's an error with my recycle bin, it won't complete emptying | 00:49 |
scrambledegg | jrib: no by automaticz0r | 00:49 |
MrPiracy | spudgunner: where's the location of the main trash bin? | 00:49 |
scrambledegg | jrib: or maybe not :) | 00:49 |
scrambledegg | jrib: nspluginwrapper is currently broken i think | 00:49 |
vix | still it doesnt work really with java in FF. | 00:50 |
jrib | scrambledegg: :) I just wanted to make sure you understood the plugin package is not available on 64 bit so the you have to follow the !flash64 instructions. I had to go through this | 00:50 |
vix | when i test an applet its a red cross in the upper corner. | 00:50 |
spudgunner | MrPiracy: try "rm -Rf /.Trash-USERNAME/*" | 00:50 |
danand__ | what?? - apparently I just signed off! | 00:50 |
crusie | LjL I tried doing as you said - still no avail | 00:50 |
spudgunner | MrPiracy: and replace USERNAME with your login name | 00:50 |
Jangari | !pastebin | 00:51 |
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) | 00:51 |
scrambledegg | jrib: i really dont get why a plugin isnt crossplatform while the whole JVM is | 00:51 |
vix | jrib, one question, I need to install 32bit firefox ? | 00:51 |
MrPiracy | spudgunner: it says no such file or directory | 00:51 |
Scunizi | spudgunner, MrPiracy you may have to add sudo to the beginning of that line. | 00:51 |
spudgunner | MrPiracy: sorry, its "rm -Rf /home/USERNAME/.Trash/*" | 00:52 |
scrambledegg | vix: 32bit ff worked flawlessly for me | 00:52 |
oreomike | MrPiracy: if you use 7.10 like me, your trash should be in ~/.Trash/ | 00:52 |
spudgunner | MrPiracy: oreomike has it right | 00:52 |
jrib | scrambledegg: blackdown java had a 64bit plugin. The bug on sun's tracker is several years old. They just don't care | 00:52 |
scrambledegg | vix: with flash and everything | 00:52 |
MrPiracy | spudgunner: :-) it worked, thanks | 00:52 |
jrib | vix: yeah, the wiki page walks you through it | 00:52 |
spudgunner | MrPiracy: np | 00:52 |
kibb | hi are the packages i download with apt-get or synaptic kept on my hdd somewhere? i would like to save myself the download for my other machine | 00:53 |
spudgunner | In gnome, how many different places are there to set programs to run on login? I've removed my compiz-fusion from System->Prefs->Sessions, but I can't seem to make it go away. Any other suggestions? | 00:53 |
vix | scrambledegg, okay, i got flash working in 64bit, so I can at least watch some youtubes now :D | 00:53 |
witepa | hey im trying to install ubuntu gutsy on core2duo and i get "ata5.01: exception Emask.....action 0x2 frozen | 00:53 |
nickrud | kibb: /var/cache/apt/archives | 00:53 |
Phildo | heyas - having some grub dramas, would someone mind lending a hand in pm, theres a bit of situation explaining to do.. | 00:53 |
scrambledegg | vix: :P | 00:53 |
wil | Hi all, I have just got my screen res back to normal, but now non of the windows have a titlebar :( how do I get it back? | 00:53 |
kibb | is everything there? | 00:53 |
|david| | spudgunner: make sure you disable it in appearence or it will keep starting it | 00:54 |
spudgunner | |david|: done that too | 00:54 |
kibb | cool cheers nickrud | 00:54 |
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|david| | hmmmm | 00:54 |
jw144000 | Can anyone help me to reformat my external hard drive to be able to be used in Windows? | 00:54 |
nickrud | kibb: if they're on a network together, you might consider a proxy, like aptproxy | 00:55 |
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MrPiracy | jw144000: what's the problem? | 00:55 |
scrambledegg | jw144000: mkfs.vfat /dev/sd* | 00:55 |
kibb | i was thinking along the lines of a burned cd... its only going to be used once or twice thanks again | 00:55 |
jw144000 | MrPiracy: I installed Gutsy Gibbon on the external hard drive, but now I'm considering a partition for it on my internal hard drive. Because I installed Gutsy on the external hard drive, Windows isn't recognizing it. | 00:55 |
oreomike | have to install an app from its source, but need kernel headers, is there a package for that? | 00:55 |
BiLL_Yates | Let's talk about something else!!! Let's talk about Vista....! | 00:55 |
jw144000 | scrambledegg: Where do I enter that? | 00:56 |
mjw- | !offtopic | BiLL_Yates | 00:56 |
ubotu | BiLL_Yates: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome! | 00:56 |
nickrud | oreomike: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) | 00:56 |
silverblade | Im trying to compile a 32bit app on a 64bit install of Ubuntu. I get an 'ld' error: "skipping incompatible /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.1.3/libgcc.a when searching for -lgcc" | 00:56 |
spudgunner | |david|, do you know file-wise *where* setting those settings actually makes compiz start... I mean it has to be in some script somewhere... | 00:56 |
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silverblade | i assume its finding the 64bit version of that lib. how can i install the 32bit one | 00:56 |
MrPiracy | jw144000: you want to access your linux partition from windows? | 00:56 |
|david| | nickrud: you beat me to it!!!! | 00:56 |
nickrud | |david|: it's a text replace for me , lheaders :) | 00:57 |
|david| | spudgunner: init.d | 00:57 |
scrambledegg | jw144000: umm.. in a terminal.. remember to run it as superuser | 00:57 |
jw144000 | MrPiracy: No, I want to be able to access my external hard drive in Windows again. Currently, only Linux will recognize it. | 00:57 |
Montego | Is there a way to share more mem with my geforce 5200 vid card other than the 32mb allowed in the bios? | 00:57 |
dr-raku | jw144000: if you are in windows right now, you can use disk management or fdisk to erase the partitions on the external drive and create other partitions (then format them) | 00:57 |
MrPiracy | jw144000: is your external hd partitioned? any fat/ntfs partition in it? | 00:57 |
|david| | jw144000: you have to format it to fat32 or ntfs | 00:57 |
scrambledegg | jw144000: i wouldnt go for ntfs | 00:58 |
nickrud | spudgunner: create the file ~/.config/compiz/compizconfig/disable , that will stop compiz | 00:58 |
oreomike | jw144000 or you can get the ext2fs driver for windows | 00:58 |
mjw- | jw144000 mkdosfs -F 32 /dev/XXX | 00:58 |
oreomike | its made by the same people that made putty | 00:58 |
jw144000 | MrPiracy: Currently, I have no fat32 or ntfs partitions on my external hard drive. | 00:58 |
mjw- | probably have to use sudo too | 00:58 |
MrPiracy | oreomike: where do i get this driver? | 00:58 |
gigaclon | im using the CUPS web interface at localhost:631 and when i try to add a printer, it pops a username/password, I enter my username and password and it rejects it | 00:58 |
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gigaclon | only account | 00:58 |
|david| | scrambledegg: true enough, some people still like their win-dos though | 00:58 |
jw144000 | I'm in Windows at the moment | 00:58 |
xSnOoPyx | hey can anyone help me out, i accidently set the permissions of /etc to 440 yes i know im stupid PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME, im in the ubuntu livecd because ubuntu wont boot | 00:59 |
dr-raku | jw144000, then go to disk management | 00:59 |
mjw- | jw144000 "Disk Management" in "computer management" should be able to see the drive, and you can reformat it from there | 00:59 |
MrPiracy | jw144000: if you don't have partitions windows can read (f.e.: fat, fat32, ntfs), windows will always tell you there's no partitions in that drive | 00:59 |
gtt | i installed a new hard drive today, and i'm confused by the output of "df -h" ? | 00:59 |
oreomike | MrPiracy, google? ;-) http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2fsd | 00:59 |
spudgunner | nickrud: thanks, hopefully that will fix it | 00:59 |
dr-raku | jw144000, or simply use fdisk | 00:59 |
scrambledegg | |david|: its just those problems with ntfs and linux | 00:59 |
|david| | xSnOoPyx: cd / | 00:59 |
giantmidget | hello. on #fluxbox ive been told that the ubuntu package for fluxbox is broken (is was trying to find out why my iconbar images are all garbled). is there a remedy for that? | 01:00 |
jw144000 | dr-raku: I tried accessing "Disk Management", and I can't for some reason. | 01:00 |
dr-raku | jw144000, disk management is in the administrative tools (control panel) | 01:00 |
xSnOoPyx | uh huh | 01:00 |
scrambledegg | |david|: ubuntu hardy screwed up my windows partition yesterday | 01:00 |
xSnOoPyx | Then |david| ? | 01:00 |
|david| | xSnOoPyx: then chmod 777 /etc | 01:00 |
vix | scrambledegg and jrib: thank you for your help... java works flawlessy in firefox32 now :) | 01:00 |
|david| | xSnOoPyx: then chmod 777 etc | 01:00 |
Phildo | |david|: he'd want to mount it first | 01:00 |
scrambledegg | jw144000: dont go for ext2fs either | 01:00 |
|david| | sorry | 01:00 |
dr-raku | jw144000, then you could erase the ext partitions from fdisk | 01:00 |
Montego | Is there a way to share more mem with my geforce 5200 vid card other than the 32mb allowed in the bios? | 01:00 |
scrambledegg | jw14400: FAT32 is safest.. | 01:00 |
|david| | Phildo: true | 01:00 |
xSnOoPyx | wait no | 01:00 |
astro76 | xSnOoPyx: 755 | 01:00 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: you are in a world of hurt, there's a lot of dirs and files in there with specialized permissions | 01:00 |
scrambledegg | vix: np | 01:00 |
xSnOoPyx | no the thing is is that, im in livecd right now | 01:01 |
astro76 | xSnOoPyx: yes like nickrud said, if you recursively changed permissions, you're in trouble | 01:01 |
Phildo | nickrud: i doubt he used -R :> | 01:01 |
xSnOoPyx | i cant boot into ubuntu | 01:01 |
* nickrud can only hope | 01:01 |
xSnOoPyx | yes i recursively changed htem | 01:01 |
Phildo | haha | 01:01 |
xSnOoPyx | it worked 777 | 01:01 |
gtt | can someone explain to me why my /home partition has a size of 449gb, used space of 199mb, and free space of 426gb ? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/55429/ | 01:01 |
xSnOoPyx | but sudo didnt | 01:01 |
cy__ | hello | 01:01 |
xSnOoPyx | so gosh darn it | 01:01 |
Phildo | not cool | 01:01 |
xSnOoPyx | anyone know what to do in this situation? | 01:01 |
Draicone | su doesn't seem to be working for me -- I know my root password, and I can sudo -i, I just can't su | 01:01 |
Draicone | Any ideas? | 01:02 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: you will need to reinstall, it would take days to repair that | 01:02 |
Phildo | Draicone: theyre not the same thing | 01:02 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: of hunting down the right permissions, etc | 01:02 |
Draicone | Phildo: Err... what does su do? | 01:02 |
xSnOoPyx | oh gotcha. | 01:02 |
xSnOoPyx | but uh | 01:02 |
Phildo | Draicone: actually changes your user to the real 'root' | 01:02 |
mjw- | !sudo | Draicone | 01:02 |
ubotu | Draicone: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. | 01:02 |
xSnOoPyx | what about all my settings and files? | 01:02 |
scrambledegg | Draicone: su asks for the root password, which ubuntu doesnt have by default | 01:02 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: do you have a separate home partition? | 01:02 |
|david| | Draicone: it switches your user to another in the terminal | 01:02 |
Phildo | Draicone: whereas sudo keeps your user, but gives you root permissions. | 01:02 |
xSnOoPyx | what do you mean? | 01:02 |
xSnOoPyx | yes | 01:02 |
Phildo | Draicone: thus 'sudo' root : | 01:03 |
Phildo | :> | 01:03 |
xSnOoPyx | "/home" if thats what you mean | 01:03 |
|david| | use su like this- su USERNAME | 01:03 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: then when you reinstall, tell the installer not to format your home partition and all your settings (except for the stuff in etc) will be kept | 01:03 |
LadyNikon | anyone run though this yet? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=75978&highlight=bluetooth+headset | 01:03 |
xSnOoPyx | gotrcha | 01:03 |
xSnOoPyx | and where does it come to that | 01:03 |
xSnOoPyx | ? | 01:03 |
Draicone | scrambledegg: I'm pretty sure I set the root password manually at one point | 01:03 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: during the partitioning phase | 01:03 |
xSnOoPyx | ah | 01:03 |
xSnOoPyx | okay im on step 7 | 01:03 |
xSnOoPyx | sorry | 01:04 |
|david| | that will switch the user to your user as ROOT priviledges, and it'll work | 01:04 |
xSnOoPyx | step 4 | 01:04 |
xSnOoPyx | i choose manual partitioning? | 01:04 |
Draicone | Phildo: So what password is sudo -i asking me for? | 01:04 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: yes | 01:04 |
scrambledegg | Draicone: set it again :) sudo passwd root | 01:04 |
jw144000 | dr-raku: I'm in Disk Management, but Windows still isn't recognizing the drive; I don't see the drive letter. | 01:04 |
Phildo | Draicone: your user password. | 01:04 |
xSnOoPyx | right | 01:04 |
scrambledegg | Draicone: but i dont recommend it | 01:04 |
xSnOoPyx | and now, how do i specify | 01:04 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: I don't do a lot of installs, so I can't really walk you through the exact commands | 01:04 |
Phildo | Draicone: as your user has been allowed (in /etc/sudoers) to use sudo root. | 01:04 |
xSnOoPyx | oh | 01:04 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: plus, I use the alternate install when I do :) | 01:05 |
mjw- | jw144000 Windows should still be able to see the disk, even if it's in an unrecognized format. | 01:05 |
Phildo | Draicone: all that auth is for, is to make sure you are authorised as that user. (and someone hasnt stolen your term etc) | 01:05 |
xSnOoPyx | partition is ext3 right ? | 01:05 |
jarred | you can do sudo su if you want to become root in terminal without having to keep typing sudo | 01:05 |
m0u5e | anyone know what the gtk2 dev files are called? | 01:05 |
xSnOoPyx | thats what type it is ? | 01:05 |
jarred | prolly like gtk2-devel | 01:05 |
jarred | or gtk-dev | 01:05 |
jarred | ot somtething | 01:05 |
gtt | jarred: i think "su -" will also work instead. | 01:05 |
Dr_willis | sudo -s or sudo -i :) | 01:05 |
jw144000 | mjw: I see it now. So where do I go from here? | 01:05 |
LjL | gtt: uh? no, it won't, as there is no valid root password | 01:06 |
Phildo | just use sudo -s | 01:06 |
bad_cables | anyone use muddleftp >? | 01:06 |
Phildo | :> | 01:06 |
mjw- | jw144000 try right clicking it or something, should give you a format option. | 01:06 |
LjL | !rootshell | 01:06 |
ubotu | Using !sudo with single commands is preferable in most circumstances. However, if you really need a root shell, use « sudo -i » (other variants of this commands are redundant and/or potentially dangerous) | 01:06 |
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gtt | ah.. | 01:06 |
nickrud | sudo -i , be a real root | 01:06 |
bad_cables | im having a problem... i get err 503 invalid password | 01:06 |
gtt | learn soemthing all the time | 01:06 |
Phildo | ;) get a real root, sudo -i | 01:06 |
bad_cables | i set the password tons of times with mudpass | 01:06 |
Draicone | Ah, got it. Thanks Phildo, scrambledegg, |david| | 01:06 |
xSnOoPyx | nickrud, is that right ? | 01:06 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: yes | 01:06 |
bad_cables | muddleftp? | 01:07 |
m0u5e | nvm i found it | 01:07 |
MrKeuner | hi, I am having lockups on my thinkpad r52 1849-4wu laptop. It should not be related to video card(ATI Card) driver since I freeze occurs both when on fglrx and on free software driver. It should not be related to wireless driver because it freezes when it is hard connected, too. After freeze I booted with an Ubuntu live CD and tarred the /var/log folder. But inspecting the logs I could not see anything interesting. Can Anybody help me/assist me tr | 01:07 |
MrKeuner | acking this problem, please? | 01:07 |
MrPiracy | what's the path to the file where system folders are located (Desktop, downloads, music, ...)? | 01:07 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: that is, if you mean ext3. Do not do anything to the partition that /home is on, except identify it as /home | 01:07 |
mjw- | MrPiracy /home/$USERNAME ... aka "~" | 01:07 |
LadyNikon | bah | 01:07 |
rdoursenaud | ok forget my previous question, it was locked. unlocked it in gconf-editor | 01:08 |
jarred | is there any way of converting ntfs to ext3 without loosing dat | 01:08 |
nickrud | jarred: no | 01:08 |
MrPiracy | mjw-: no, I want the configuration file ubuntu uses to get these paths | 01:08 |
scrambledegg | has anyone tried out the new version of truecrypt ? | 01:08 |
scrambledegg | which has a gui btw | 01:08 |
jarred | whats the difference between ext2 vs ext3 | 01:08 |
jarred | and fat32 vs ext3 | 01:09 |
hon | what is ubuntube? :D | 01:09 |
hentaixp | How can I remove my ubuntu;s user password? | 01:09 |
Phildo | jarred: journaling | 01:09 |
jarred | whats journaling | 01:09 |
oreomike | you can't remove a password, but you can have it auto-login as that user | 01:09 |
Skunkwaffle | anyone know any good video editing software? | 01:09 |
xSnOoPyx | nickrud, it wont let me continue the installation, | 01:09 |
Phildo | lack of it means lots of errors when you dont shutdown cleanly | 01:09 |
hentaixp | jarred, I suggest wikipedia | 01:09 |
mjw- | MrPiracy beats me, not sure if that's configurable with a simple file or not. | 01:09 |
nickrud | jarred: journalling between 2 and 3, and max file size (2gb limit to vfat) as a minimum diff | 01:09 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: I do not know the live cd at all | 01:10 |
vix | jarred, fat32 is an old file system that was used in windows OS but also works in many linux systems like ubuntu. | 01:10 |
MrPiracy | what's the path to the configuration file ubuntu uses to find system folders like Desktop, downloads, music, ...? | 01:10 |
hentaixp | nickrud 4GB on fat32 | 01:10 |
jaume | oo | 01:10 |
jaume | oo | 01:10 |
mjw- | !files | MrPiracy | 01:10 |
ubotu | MrPiracy: 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 | 01:10 |
jaume | ii | 01:10 |
jaume | kk | 01:10 |
xSnOoPyx | Darnit. | 01:10 |
jaume | ll | 01:10 |
jaume | kk | 01:10 |
jaume | jj | 01:10 |
FloodBot3 | jaume: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:11 |
hentaixp | why not, my windows user doesn't need a password to login? | 01:11 |
jarred | howcome when i delete files on my ntfs drive using nautilus they donot free up space | 01:11 |
nickrud | hentaixp: did I type 2? doh. (me claims aged brain thinking old days, sometimes forgetting when 1.2m was max | 01:11 |
jarred | and they only actulley delete when i do rm-rf | 01:11 |
xSnOoPyx | It just says "No root file system is defined" | 01:11 |
MrPiracy | mjw-: i think it is, i saw it today ... i was having another problem and someone asked me the contents of this file | 01:11 |
MrPiracy | mjw-: but i cant remember where it was | 01:11 |
xSnOoPyx | anybody else know how to do this | 01:11 |
Dr_willis | hentaixp, you can set up a user ith no password.. and i imagine that will cause all sorts of other issues. You can set up X to auto login a specific user. | 01:11 |
nickrud | jarred: look for a .Trash dir on the ntfs partition | 01:11 |
jarred | ok | 01:11 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: then you haven't set up a root partition, the one that goes on / . | 01:12 |
hentaixp | jarred, suggest you share a ext3 dir with linux and windows instead | 01:12 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: and be sure that it's not the same as /home | 01:12 |
mjw- | MrPiracy check the link ubotu directed you to...that may be able to help | 01:12 |
hentaixp | Dr_willis, I said a user not root account | 01:12 |
bad_cables | anyone familiar with muddleftp? | 01:12 |
nickrud | I wonder just how safe writing with that ext2 driver in windows is | 01:12 |
SniperFromHell | Any good instant messaging programs beside Pidgin and kopete? | 01:12 |
hentaixp | Sometimes I do think ubuntu if backwards | 01:12 |
jarred | is there any way of backing up my home folder and restoring it without having to reinstall ubuntu | 01:13 |
bad_cables | muddleftp... i need help creating a user because this really sucks | 01:13 |
Dr_willis | hentaixp, you can set up/make/disable the password on a user account. | 01:13 |
hentaixp | ah ok | 01:13 |
bad_cables | i wouldnt be in here begging for help if there were any documentation on this one... | 01:13 |
nickrud | jarred: tar bcf home-backup.tar.bz2 /home . Make sure you are doing that in a directory that is not in home and has a lot of space. Or, install sbackup | 01:14 |
MrPiracy | mjw-: it doesnt mention this file, i want to change the location of default download folder | 01:14 |
benny269 | hi does anyone know how to get out of an infinite loop in octave? | 01:15 |
MrPiracy | nickrud: what does this command do? packs the hole /home folder into a tar file? | 01:15 |
xSnOoPyx | hmm, have you seen this guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=620016&highlight=reset+permissions that might work | 01:15 |
nickrud | MrPiracy: yes, and compresses it as a bzip | 01:15 |
nickrud | MrPiracy: tar stands for tape archive , made just for this purpose ;) | 01:16 |
mjw- | MrPiracy what you could do is create your directory wherever you want downloads to go and then use ln to create symbolic link for ~/Downloads to point to the location you really want the files to be | 01:16 |
LordMat | irc.undernet.org | 01:16 |
benny269 | hi does anyone know how to get out of an infinite loop in octave? | 01:16 |
MrPiracy | ln --help | 01:16 |
Pirate_Hunter | back again I finally ionstalled Vidalia in gutsy but when ever I try to make it work with tor it doesnt respond, it seems like tor is working independently from vidalia how can I solve this? | 01:16 |
MrPiracy | mjw-: will this command help? | 01:16 |
mjw- | mrpiracy i.e. ln -s ~/Downloads /real/path/to/downloads/folder | 01:16 |
ethan961 | infinate loop as in apple hq? | 01:17 |
xSnOoPyx | Nickrud, can you see my previous link? | 01:17 |
hon | benny269: I guess if C-c doesn't work, you don't have many options | 01:17 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: probably not | 01:17 |
ag0g0girl | ppc people here? | 01:18 |
hon | you are worried about losing results? | 01:18 |
nickrud | ag0g0girl: yes, and also #ubuntu-ppc (real small but smart crew there) | 01:18 |
benny269 | hon: whenever i do that it shuts the whole program down, very annoying, i cant work with my program that way, any ideas? | 01:18 |
MrPiracy | mjw-: lol, i typed the wrong path and now it says " file already exists" when i try again | 01:18 |
xSnOoPyx | nickrud, do you know how to access my old dirrectories through the terminal | 01:19 |
ag0g0girl | cool thank nickrud | 01:19 |
mjw- | MrPiracy well your ~/Downloads directory already exists, you'll have to delete it to make a link of the same name that points elsewhere | 01:19 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: from the live cd? or where? | 01:19 |
jarred | can i integrate programs in a ubuntu cd | 01:20 |
Phildo | hrm - my hdd/installation appears in the install disc, but doesnt show up at all in dmesg on boot.. and dumps me to a shell.. :/ unsure what its missing, the kernel certainly hasnt been replaced.. | 01:20 |
xSnOoPyx | from the live cd | 01:20 |
rdavila | hi firends! | 01:20 |
rdavila | I'm trying to configure gutsy to work with 2 graphics cards and two monitors, but I have not succeeded, maybe someone can help me? | 01:20 |
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Pirate_Hunter | back again I finally installed Vidalia in gutsy but when ever I try to make it work with tor it doesnt respond, it seems like tor is working independently from vidalia how can I solve this? | 01:20 |
benny269 | hon: whenever i do that it shuts the whole program down, very annoying, i cant work with my program that way, any ideas? | 01:20 |
kdallas | Hi guys! Q: if I have a hosts file to block access to certain sites, where could I place it to become effective in gusty? Thanks | 01:20 |
mjw- | rdavila try getting it to work with one card and one monitor at first | 01:21 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: sudo mount /dev/<device> -t auto /mnt , where device is the partiton you want to read. Then cd /mnt and you will see them. | 01:21 |
rdavila | here is my xorg.conf: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/4398/ | 01:21 |
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hon | benny269: while 1 ; end <return> C-c | 01:21 |
jarred | is there any way of integrating a program into the ubuntu cd | 01:21 |
Pirate_Hunter | it seems vidalia cant find the tor config file to start with it | 01:21 |
hon | this does not close octave for me | 01:21 |
scrambledegg | kdallas: /etc | 01:21 |
rdavila | hi mjw: but it work fine on windoze | 01:21 |
hon | benny269: what version do you have? | 01:21 |
K_Dallas | scrambledegg, thanks | 01:21 |
benny269 | hon: 0.65 | 01:21 |
rdavila | this is my output of lspci: | 01:21 |
rdavila | 00:09.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV5M64 [RIVA TNT2 Model 64/Model 64 Pro] (rev 15) | 01:21 |
rdavila | 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400] (rev b2) | 01:21 |
mjw- | rdavila so what happens with this config file? (I didn't realize you were this far along already) | 01:21 |
xSnOoPyx | nickrud, how do you find out the device name though ? | 01:22 |
MrPiracy | mjw-: thanks, it works :) | 01:22 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: sudo fdisk -l in a terminal will list all the partitions on all the devices | 01:22 |
hon | benny269: what??!! I haven't seen octave before 2.1 (I have 3.0 now) | 01:22 |
mjw- | MrPiracy no problem | 01:22 |
mjw- | MrPiracy ln -s is your friend ;) | 01:22 |
hon | benny269: octave --version gives you 0.65 ??!! | 01:22 |
benny269 | hon: sorry i mean koctave, not sure how to check version of octave | 01:23 |
Hirvinen | A local root exploit in Gentoo. In Ubuntu as well: https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=209460 | 01:23 |
rdavila | mjw-: I think that ubuntu recognizes the card but not the monitor. | 01:23 |
Jangari | is it possible to mount an sshfs server automatically on login? | 01:23 |
hon | benny269: in a terminal : octave --version | 01:23 |
rdavila | here is a screenshot of nvidia-settings: http://img209.imageshack.us/my.php?image=nvidiabg8.png | 01:23 |
mjw- | rdavila when x starts...does only one screen come up? neither? | 01:23 |
nickrud | xSnOoPyx: I gotta go eat, bbl. | 01:23 |
rdavila | mjw-, yeah, only one screen come up | 01:24 |
benny269 | hon: 2.1.73 | 01:24 |
mjw- | rdavila nvidia-settings may not recognize the TNT2 card, that's getting kind of old. I'm guessing only the Geforce2MX card only comes up? | 01:24 |
hon | benny269: can you try this in the terminal: octave <ret> while 1 ; end <ret> C-c | 01:25 |
hon | does it close it? | 01:25 |
jarred | is there any way to integrate programs into an ubuntu cd to install | 01:25 |
Pirate_Hunter | can someone help me get vidalia working please :( ? | 01:25 |
hon | jarred: you want a customized ubunut CD. there are many ways, I guess. | 01:25 |
rdavila | mjw-, yeah, only the Geforce2MX come up | 01:25 |
jarred | is there any programs with a decent gui like nlite | 01:26 |
jarred | like a nlite for ubuntu | 01:26 |
scrambledegg | Hirvinen: shit the exploit works | 01:26 |
mjw- | rdavila i'm not familiar with nvidia cards/x.org servers...is the nvidia server the proprietary NVidia driver? | 01:26 |
benny269 | hon: yeah that breaks the loop | 01:26 |
xSnOoPyx | Alright I have set permissions completely at 777 | 01:26 |
benny269 | hon: in koctave C-c first time beeps, C-c beeps and warns 1 more time will abort, 3rd time it closes koctave | 01:26 |
mjw- | mjw- because it might not support the TNT2...that's getting kind of old. the "nv" server might work with it. | 01:26 |
mjw- | er, that last one was directed to you rdavila | 01:27 |
xSnOoPyx | alright thanks nickrud for all your help see you later | 01:27 |
scrambledegg | even with the newest kernel in hardy | 01:27 |
aztracker1 | for future reference http://frugalcoder.us/post/2008/02/Setting-up-mod_mono-(ASPNet-20)-on-Ubuntu-710-(Gutsy-Gibbon).aspx | 01:27 |
xSnOoPyx | hey does anyone know how people address each other with the big box around it ? | 01:27 |
rdavila | mjw-: I was not much of this, because it seems to me that if the driver "nvidia" and not "nv" | 01:27 |
Hirvinen | Mentioned exploit works also at least on older 2.6.17-12. Not on 2.6.20-16 though. | 01:27 |
rdavila | mjw-: then i try to change from ''nvidia to 'nv' for this device? | 01:28 |
jarred | is there any gui programs thajt let you integrate programs into an ubuntu cd | 01:28 |
benny269 | hon: tried running the program in terminal and same thing happens, C-c 3 times necessary to end process but ended octave instance as well | 01:28 |
mjw- | rdavila yes...change line 93 to Driver "nv" | 01:28 |
rdavila | mjw-: thanks, i come back ;) | 01:29 |
mjw- | rdavila ok, let me know | 01:29 |
hon | benny269: do you use the features provided by koctave? I recommend using a text editor like emacs or vim with octave in terminal (or in emacs). That keeps things a lot leaner and more reliable. That's how most people I know use octave. | 01:29 |
gigaclon | only account | 01:29 |
MrPiracy | anyone knows if there's an updated version for intel video cards for gutsy? i've tried both i810 and intel but they're kinda buggy | 01:29 |
gigaclon | im using the CUPS web interface at localhost:631 and when i try to add a printer, it pops a username/password, I enter my username and password and it rejects it | 01:29 |
hon | benny269: I also do the same with matlab. | 01:29 |
benny269 | hon: i was using koctave for familiarity with the matlab interface, no other reason. emacs is better? | 01:30 |
Dr_willis | gigaclon, what re;ease of ubuntu? The older releases had a bug where that interface dident work properly. | 01:30 |
gigaclon | the LTS | 01:30 |
Hirvinen | !ops | Sorry, if I infringe on policy, but I think this locals root exploit, https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=209460 , works at least on Hardy 2.6.24-7 and Edgy 2.6.17-12. I think it would be topic-worthy. | 01:30 |
ubotu | Sorry, if I infringe on policy, but I think this locals root exploit, https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=209460 , works at least on Hardy 2.6.24-7 and Edgy 2.6.17-12. I think it would be topic-worthy.: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaran | 01:30 |
scrambledegg | i hope the kernel team is working on a security update | 01:30 |
gigaclon | Dapper Drake | 01:30 |
gigaclon | the LTS | 01:30 |
PriceChild | Hirvinen, the ops here aren't developers. I would suggest a bug report. | 01:31 |
PriceChild | !bug | Hirvinen | 01:31 |
ubotu | Hirvinen: 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 | 01:31 |
Dr_willis | gigaclon, yep. thats the problem then i belive. You may want to check the forums/google to find the work around - or dont use the cups web interface.. I think you could set the root password also. BUt thats frowned upon. | 01:31 |
hon | benny269: I found that I actually don't need the matlab interface either. Matlab was too buggy and slow for certain GUI things. | 01:31 |
Hirvinen | PriceChild: I'll do it, but informing users of something of this severity is very important. | 01:31 |
Pal__ | hi | 01:31 |
benny269 | hon: okay what did you find best. i'm open to suggestions. edit in emacs, run in terminal? | 01:32 |
gigaclon | well i have to use the Web interface to install this Epson CX8400 | 01:32 |
Karoo | hy everybody | 01:32 |
Karoo | I have a problem | 01:32 |
Karoo | so, Kad: firewalled | 01:32 |
Karoo | and I do not know how to do | 01:32 |
hon | benny269: I recommend you seriously try emacs + octave. (don't get pissed off first. emacs takes a bit of time to get used to it. Once that's done you will never consider anything else) | 01:32 |
Karoo | can anyone help me? | 01:33 |
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Karoo | thanks in advance | 01:33 |
benny269 | hon: what is emacs? | 01:33 |
Starnestommy | benny269: a text editor | 01:33 |
Starnestommy | with a lot of features | 01:33 |
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mjw- | rdavila any luck? | 01:33 |
benny269 | which version do i want to use? | 01:33 |
hon | benny269: aptitude install emacs22-gtk emacs22-el | 01:33 |
benny269 | thank you | 01:34 |
rdavila | mjw-: nop :( | 01:34 |
rdavila | mjw-: only one screen come up | 01:34 |
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gigaclon | !root | 01:34 |
ubotu | Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 01:34 |
hon | benny269: also there is this wiki : www.emacswiki.org, this irc channel #emacs, and the whole history of free software rotating around emacs. it is kind of hard to miss! | 01:34 |
KiD_ChAoS | what do you prefer network manager or wicd | 01:34 |
mjw- | rdavila the TNT2 is a PCI card I'm guessing? | 01:34 |
gigaclon | this computer isn't on enough to hack | 01:34 |
rdavila | mjw-: yes, is a PCI card | 01:35 |
rdavila | mjw-: the other is a VGA card | 01:35 |
benny269 | hon: thanks a lot, i need general help with a problem im trying to program, quite basic matlab stuff. do you know where i can get help with that? irc channel is dead... | 01:36 |
KiD_ChAoS | what do you prefer network manager or wicd | 01:36 |
KiD_ChAoS | has anyone used wicd...... | 01:36 |
unagi | anyone know how to use google earth with gps? | 01:36 |
mjw- | rdavila the geforce2mx is an AGP card, you mean? | 01:36 |
unagi | i use wicd | 01:36 |
witepa | Hi, I am trying to install gutsy on a core 2 duo... I downloaded amd64 but when I try to boot from the disk i get "busybox" and nothing happens. It lists exceptions, and I am just lost. Could someone please help? | 01:36 |
rdavila | mjw-: yeah, the Geforce is a AGP card | 01:36 |
MrPiracy | how do i know if ubuntu is using graphic acceleration? | 01:37 |
lz7 | witepa: get your money back | 01:37 |
mjw- | rdavila make sure the nv driver is installed....sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-nv ... it should be though. | 01:37 |
quitte_ | hi. i just read the servercandy wiki page and wanted to ask about the status of te ssl certificates. does ubuntu have some tool for easz central certificate management? | 01:37 |
Dr_willis | witepa, you may want to tyr the alternative installer cd. | 01:37 |
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witepa | Dr_willis: Why is this? | 01:38 |
mjw- | rdavila or you might try the vesa driver...if you can't get that server to work with it, you're unlikely to get it working I think | 01:38 |
Dr_willis | witepa, May be somthing odd with your hardware. or a bad cd burn. | 01:38 |
Dr_willis | witepa, ive had better luckj with the alt-cd, on some hardware | 01:38 |
unagi | KiD_ChAoS: i use wicd | 01:39 |
witepa | Dr_willis: I tried the same thing with an i386 cd.. but it did the same exact thing, does that say anything? | 01:39 |
rdavila | mjw-: i should change 'nv' by 'vesa'? | 01:39 |
mjw- | rdavila I have to get going though...hope you have luck with it at some point. | 01:39 |
mjw- | rdavila yes | 01:39 |
mjw- | rdavila you could also try a bit depth of 15 or 16 | 01:39 |
Dr_willis | witepa, weird. I had one machine it wouldebnt boot up a ubuntu cd right, but it did a kubuntu cd. Not sure what the deal was with that. | 01:39 |
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Phildo | hrm... i dont see how grub lets linux boot from my drive, yet cant see it to mount partitions from... | 01:39 |
rdavila | mjw-: ok man, very thanks ;) | 01:39 |
Dr_willis | witepa, the cd's do work in other machines? | 01:39 |
quitte | -topic | 01:40 |
K_Dallas | Q: When I install fruit and knights (chess engine and frontend) it is supposed to be configured automatically but i am not sure if knights has found fruit engine. Anyway to make it work? thanks | 01:40 |
KiD_ChAoS | unagi: do you like it better than network manager? | 01:40 |
KiD_ChAoS | unagi: are you using a broadcom chipset? | 01:41 |
witepa | Dr_willis: I used the same file to install successfully on another machine... but these two disks have been brand new ones | 01:41 |
unagi | yes i like it better than network manager, i think its an intel chipset | 01:41 |
unagi | not sure | 01:41 |
icaughtfire818 | Er, Hi. I'm new on IRC and I need to know how to get to #minn | 01:41 |
linxuz3r | !compiz | 01:42 |
ubotu | Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion | 01:42 |
quitte | icaughtfire818: /join | 01:42 |
witepa | Dr_willis: you think the alternate install cd will work better? | 01:42 |
witepa | Dr_willis: Is there anything different I do when installing that? | 01:42 |
Hirvinen | Bug filed. | 01:43 |
Dr_willis | witepa, it might work better.. it could be somthing odd with the hardware. or cd drive. | 01:43 |
unagi | !war | 01:43 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about war - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 01:43 |
icaughtfire818 | can anyone tell me how to get to #minn? | 01:43 |
robdig | icaughtfire818: /join #minn | 01:44 |
MightBeFBIGuy | icaughtfire818: how did you get here? | 01:44 |
MrPiracy | how do i know if ubuntu is using graphic acceleration? | 01:44 |
farnley | Hi all, I have a inspiron 530s, can someone point me towards the drivers I should be using for 82G33/ G31 express integrated graphics controller. I don't believe I have the correct drivers installed at the moment. (Device Manager says Vendor/ Device are unknown) - thanks. | 01:44 |
witepa | Dr_willis: Alright, I'll download that, but I may be back in a bit | 01:45 |
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MrKeuner | Why would I get this when use i18n? File does not exist: /var/www/project/en, referer: http://localhost/project/?q=en/node/5 | 01:47 |
PriceChild | Hirvinen, security team is aware of the bug | 01:48 |
MrKeuner | looks like http://localhost/project/?q=en/node/5 is rendering fine | 01:48 |
Hirvinen | PriceChild: Good. | 01:48 |
scott_ | is there a way to get a lexmark x5470 printer to work on ubuntu | 01:48 |
fragged_ | mhm when trying to install Diablo 2 Expansion from an ISO file through wine, it complains that the CD is not in the appropriate CD drive, is there a way to pass an option to wine to say dirX is a CD drive? | 01:50 |
fragged_ | mhm just found one in winecfg | 01:50 |
blackmouse | is there an open source equivilant to vmware ace? | 01:52 |
blackmouse | or where would i look to figure out how to net work virtual machines? | 01:52 |
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Kuwanger | I have a small problem. At shutdown, the splash screen is interrupted by X being killed and some text being displayed. | 01:53 |
putnu1 | hi guys | 01:53 |
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putnu1 | how can i configure vbox to accept rdp request from a host os such as linux? right now its running as a nat and the guest os has a ip of 10.x.x.x and the host a 192.x.x.x | 01:53 |
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putnu1 | is there a conf file or something i need to configure? | 01:54 |
micky | hello, can anyone point me to an ISCSI Howto ( setting up the host server ) ? | 01:55 |
bluej774 | I'm having trouble configuring the sudoers file properly. Can anyone help me with it? | 01:55 |
blackmouse | what is vbox? | 01:55 |
unagi | i-scuzzy? | 01:55 |
unagi | !vbox | 01:55 |
ubotu | virtualbox is a x86 !virtualizer. A !free edition is available in !Gutsy as 'virtualbox-ose'. A non-free edition is available at http://virtualbox.org for most Ubuntu releases (help in #vbox) - Setup details at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox | 01:55 |
putnu1 | anybody? | 01:56 |
Kuwanger | putnu1: I thought the free version didn't support rdf. | 01:56 |
Kuwanger | err, rdp | 01:56 |
raygun | nope just getting the hang of it myself | 01:56 |
unagi | it doesnt | 01:56 |
Joelito | Does anyone know a good tutorial to create GUI apps in java? I'm using sun-java6-* + eclipse | 01:57 |
hacked`` | guys, whats the best window manager to use, that will show how cool ubuntu can be, to a first time useris really capable of, to a first time user | 01:57 |
hacked`` | guys, whats the best window manager to use, that will show how cool ubuntu can be, to a first time user | 01:57 |
hentaixp | hacked``, 1 time only | 01:57 |
peabody` | hacked``: Uh...compiz I guess? Whatcha looking for exactly? | 01:57 |
putnu1 | oh so vbix does not support rdp? | 01:57 |
putnu1 | vbox | 01:57 |
unagi | vbox does support rdp | 01:58 |
Kuwanger | putnu1: Not the free one, AFAIK. | 01:58 |
unagi | but in the nonfree version | 01:58 |
unagi | !free | 01:58 |
ubotu | freedom is important. Ubuntu is as free as we can make it, which means mostly free software. See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/licensing | 01:58 |
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unagi | !nonfree | 01:58 |
ubotu | When we use the term 'non-free', we mean that it is not Open Source. Software that is not open source cannot be fixed or improved by anyone except the software authors -- which is not us :( | 01:58 |
putnu1 | hmmm | 01:58 |
putnu1 | i guess i need to use vmware | 01:58 |
putnu1 | that sucks | 01:59 |
hacked`` | peabody, cool factor, ie. beryl | 01:59 |
Geggeles | hi | 01:59 |
pawan | hi | 01:59 |
Kuwanger | putnu1: vmware is nonfree too. | 01:59 |
hacked`` | hentaixp, my first post did not make sense, if you re-read it. thanks for your concern | 01:59 |
unagi | !vmware | 01:59 |
ubotu | VMWare Player is in Ubuntu's !Multiverse repository (package "vmware-player", not available for Gutsy, only Feisty and Edgy), and http://www.easyvmx.com/easyvmx.shtml can create VMs for it. Instructions can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware - See also !virtualizers | 01:59 |
unagi | !gps | 01:59 |
ubotu | Street mapping and GPS navigation software available for Ubuntu includes !GpsDrive (GTK, raster maps, free), !Roadnav (GTK, free vector maps from Tiger and OSM, free), !GoogleEarth (Qt, proprietary vector maps, proprietary) | 01:59 |
jc | how do I use a logitec Quickcam IM with ubuntu? | 02:00 |
micky | !iscsi | 02:00 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about iscsi - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 02:00 |
Pelo | !webcam | jc | 02:00 |
ubotu | jc: Instructions for using webcams with Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam - Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras | 02:00 |
lulzturtle | does anyone know how I can test to see if a port is accessible through the internet? I'm not familiar with the terminal or it's commands. | 02:00 |
mona | HELLO? | 02:01 |
hentaixp | yo | 02:01 |
Pelo | lulzturtle, there are portcheckers websites you can use , just google for them | 02:01 |
Geggeles | give me a german channel please | 02:01 |
Kuwanger | Personally, I'd use qemu. :/ | 02:01 |
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Pelo | hello mona what can we do for you today ? | 02:01 |
Cromag | !de | 02:01 |
mona | hello | 02:01 |
lulzturtle | Pelo thanks, I'll check | 02:01 |
ubotu | Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de | 02:01 |
pawan | hello | 02:01 |
Geggeles | THX | 02:01 |
Pelo | hello pawan | 02:01 |
mona | I installed the xchat just now | 02:02 |
Pelo | mona, congradulations | 02:02 |
pawan | whats up | 02:02 |
MrKeuner | hi, I am having lockups on my thinkpad r52 1849-4wu laptop. It should not be related to video card(ATI Card) driver since I freeze occurs both when on fglrx and on free software driver. It should not be related to wireless driver because it freezes when it is hard connected, too. After freeze I booted with an Ubuntu live CD and tarred the /var/log folder. But inspecting the logs I could not see anything interesting. Can Anybody help me/assist me tr | 02:02 |
MrKeuner | acking this problem, please? | 02:02 |
* Pelo burned his hand with oil earlier, his typing is a bit slow and painfull | 02:02 |
mona | it looks a nice place here..hah | 02:02 |
Geggeles | bye @all many thx | 02:03 |
MrKeuner | Pelo: steal burns better, try that one next :) | 02:03 |
zzh | zh | 02:03 |
* robdig passes some ointment to pelo | 02:03 |
Pelo | MrKeuner, well starts with the basics, anything special you are running when the freezes occur ? | 02:03 |
Pelo | MrKeuner, I think you mean steel | 02:03 |
MrKeuner | Pelo: not really | 02:03 |
Pelo | MrKeuner, then you lost me | 02:04 |
unagi | MrKeuner: news flash my man, it can still be video whether it is fglrx and free | 02:04 |
MrKeuner | unagi: is that real, oh! | 02:04 |
MrKeuner | unagi: how can I check | 02:04 |
Cromag | i have the sam laptop | 02:04 |
Cromag | same* | 02:04 |
Cromag | not 100% sure of the model tho. | 02:04 |
MrKeuner | Pelo: I said not really for any specific type of application | 02:04 |
unagi | are you running compiz MrKeuner | 02:05 |
MrKeuner | unagi: no | 02:05 |
unagi | thats too bad....cool lookin stuff | 02:05 |
MrKeuner | unagi: visual effects is set to none I mean | 02:05 |
rabidweezle | !resolution | 02:05 |
ubotu | The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto | 02:05 |
Pelo | unagi, candy rots your teeth, eye-candy rots your brain, say no to compiz | 02:05 |
fez | so can anyone confirm or deny that the GUI ubuntu installer (e.g. the default install CD) has a functioning gparted that can be uesd to successfully resize a windows partition during install? | 02:06 |
unagi | fez true story | 02:06 |
crusie | hey - how do I get sound on pages like video.google.com ? I have working sound in ubuntu - but not in flash players.. | 02:06 |
Pelo | fez, gparted runs well during the install process, yes | 02:06 |
echosystm | what is the best command line bit torrent client? | 02:06 |
winnerrlz93 | hey i got a question | 02:06 |
unagi | !best | 02:06 |
ubotu | Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, join #ubuntu-bots and ask there. | 02:06 |
unagi | hey i got an answer winnerrlz93 | 02:06 |
Pelo | echosystm, best is relative, I think rtorrent is well liked | 02:06 |
echosystm | well, what are some good ones | 02:06 |
cyphase | Does anyone know of a VirtualBox OSE 1.5.4 deb for Ubuntu Gutsy? | 02:06 |
crusie | echosystm: try the orginal bit torrent client | 02:07 |
rabidweezle | what was that easy way to set the screen resolution again? | 02:07 |
Pelo | cyphase, check in www.getdeb.net | 02:07 |
winnerrlz93 | some1 pm i need help plz!!!! | 02:07 |
cyphase | Pelo: i have | 02:07 |
Aval0n | hey what is a micro sd HC card? | 02:07 |
rabidweezle | it was like dpkg --reconfigure xorg or something along those lines | 02:07 |
Aval0n | I need a micro sd card for my phone.. but I'm not sure what the HC part is? | 02:07 |
Pelo | rabidweezle, menu > system > prefs > screenresolution , or someting with monitor , I think it got changed in gutsy | 02:07 |
unagi | Aval0n: hc? | 02:08 |
rabidweezle | I mean to add a new resolution that's not on the list lol | 02:08 |
wirrwarr | aval0n maybe ask wikipedia | 02:08 |
winnerrlz93 | need help | 02:08 |
Pelo | Aval0n, those little stamp size memory flash cards | 02:08 |
crusie | need help with getting sound on places like video.google.com - got sound on desktop | 02:08 |
Cromag | !ask | 02:08 |
ubotu | 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. :-) | 02:08 |
unagi | Pelo: no thats minisd | 02:08 |
crusie | winnerrlz93: with what? | 02:08 |
unagi | Pelo: micro is the size of a pinky nail | 02:08 |
Pelo | crusie, it's a flash issue, try getting the latest from the adobe website | 02:08 |
* rabidweezle blinks seeing his stupid keyboard beeping at me everytime I type something... | 02:08 |
crusie | Pelo: so the one from the repo's doesn't work ? | 02:08 |
winnerrlz93 | can any1 tell me how to dual boot? | 02:09 |
Cromag | !dualboot | 02:09 |
crusie | !dualboot | 02:09 |
ubotu | Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot | 02:09 |
Pelo | unagi, I wasn'T so much telling him about the siize of the thing, just giving him a general idea of what sd cards were | 02:09 |
rabidweezle | dualbootin is easy as pie :) | 02:09 |
Cromag | pie is hard.. | 02:09 |
bluej774 | Can someone please help me with sudoers file? I want to give a user access to synaptic without all of root. | 02:09 |
rabidweezle | installing windows first is the easiest way | 02:09 |
crusie | yeah... but why bother? | 02:09 |
erat123 | Cromag, cheery pie | 02:09 |
Pelo | crusie, I thought you were asking on where to get one , I had assumed you had already checked in the repos | 02:09 |
Cromag | erat123: still hard :( | 02:09 |
crusie | I did check the repos | 02:10 |
wirrwarr | does somebody know a guide how to config all buttons for a Logitech G5 (thru USB) | 02:10 |
erat123 | Cromag, but so good | 02:10 |
* Pelo can never get the crust right | 02:10 |
Cromag | oh ye | 02:10 |
rabidweezle | why dual boot? some people need windows for some things still, wine isn't perfect | 02:10 |
crusie | Pelo: but it didn't work... no sound there | 02:10 |
rabidweezle | and neither is virtual machines | 02:10 |
crusie | rabidweezle: thinkgs like what? | 02:10 |
dabbill | is there a way to install firefox 32bit on 64bit install ? | 02:10 |
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astro76 | !mouse | wirrwarr | 02:10 |
rabidweezle | well, new games for one | 02:10 |
Pelo | crusie, sorry, I got confuse for a second, the flash installer in the repos is broken, get the tar. from the adobe site | 02:10 |
wirrwarr | !mouse | 02:10 |
Kuwanger | Time to find Canonical Ltd. :) | 02:10 |
rabidweezle | or some things that don't work with wine | 02:10 |
Cromag | Pelo: hmm sure about that ? | 02:10 |
crusie | Pelo: quite alright mate :D I'll go grap it | 02:11 |
Pelo | dabbill, yes check in hte forum for instructions | 02:11 |
rabidweezle | which there are still plenty of things that don't work with wine :/ | 02:11 |
dabbill | pelo thanks | 02:11 |
astro76 | wirrwarr: ubotu must be dead... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManyButtonsMouseHowto | 02:11 |
Cromag | Pelo: sure it wasnt the tar on the site to ? - And therefore the fix was made ? | 02:11 |
PriceChild | !test | 02:11 |
Pelo | Cromag, I've got 5 things going at once, sure about what ? | 02:11 |
dr-raku | Pelo, i just installed flash today; it works | 02:11 |
Cromag | Pelo: adobe issue- sorry :) | 02:11 |
ubotu | wirrwarr: Enabling extra mouse buttons: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManyButtonsMouseHowto - Enabling serial mouse: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SerialMouseHowto | 02:11 |
ubotu | Failed. | 02:11 |
Pelo | !flash | 02:11 |
ubotu | 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 | 02:11 |
wirrwarr | thx astro76 | 02:11 |
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Cromag | !flashissue | 02:11 |
ubotu | The Flash plugin installation has been broken for some time. A fix has been released now, although it might not have yet reached all mirrors. If the update fails to install Flash, try « sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-nonfree ; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree » | 02:11 |
Pelo | Cromag, might have been fixed recently | 02:12 |
Cromag | Pelo: ok, my mistake then :) | 02:12 |
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* Pelo stands corrected | 02:12 |
rabidweezle | trust me, I would prefer to stay in windows all day | 02:12 |
rabidweezle | I mean linux | 02:12 |
rabidweezle | doh | 02:12 |
rabidweezle | :/ | 02:12 |
Pelo | Cromag, personnaly I haven'T had the issue, my flash was installed back on edgy so I didnT' get to experienc the fun | 02:12 |
winnerrlz93 | how do i fix my bios settings for the dual-boot? | 02:13 |
Cromag | Pelo: me neither. - Just saw a whole lot of those questions. | 02:13 |
Cromag | winnerrlz93: read the guide ? | 02:13 |
rabidweezle | winnerrlz93, what bios settings? | 02:13 |
unagi | winnerrlz93: what bios settings | 02:13 |
Pelo | winnerrlz93, two hdd ? | 02:13 |
echosystm | Aval0n: sdhc is high capacity sd | 02:13 |
winnerrlz93 | to boot ubuntu | 02:13 |
dr-raku | winnerrlz93, there's nothing to FIX in bios | 02:13 |
unagi | winnerrlz93: nothing in the bios | 02:13 |
winnerrlz93 | then why wont it boot? | 02:13 |
echosystm | sdhc drives are backward compatible to sd, but sd is not forward compatible to sdhc | 02:14 |
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Pelo | winnerrlz93, what makes you think you need to play in the bios to boot ubuntu ? | 02:14 |
Cromag | you never told us the real problem.. | 02:14 |
Pelo | !who | Cromag | 02:14 |
ubotu | Cromag: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 02:14 |
rabidweezle | winnerrlz93, did you install linux or windows first? | 02:14 |
winnerrlz93 | i had windows | 02:14 |
unagi | winnerrlz93: did you turn it on? | 02:14 |
Cromag | mm | 02:14 |
winnerrlz93 | i have windows | 02:14 |
unagi | had? | 02:14 |
unagi | so it was on first winnerrlz93? | 02:14 |
winnerrlz93 | yes | 02:14 |
Kuwanger | Ah..so, all I have to do is wait for Seveaz. | 02:14 |
unagi | whats the problem | 02:14 |
winnerrlz93 | ubuntu won't boot | 02:15 |
fez | please be less specific | 02:15 |
rabidweezle | did you just install ubuntu? | 02:15 |
unagi | ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,oh i know whats wrong! | 02:15 |
unagi | wait no i dont... | 02:15 |
winnerrlz93 | i can't | 02:15 |
fez | then be more specific | 02:15 |
Pelo | winnerrlz93, you are trying to instal ubunt ? | 02:15 |
winnerrlz93 | it won't even in install | 02:15 |
winnerrlz93 | yes | 02:15 |
rabidweezle | ooooh | 02:15 |
rabidweezle | set your bios boot first to cdrom winnerrlz93 | 02:15 |
unagi | .......wow | 02:15 |
unagi | im done | 02:15 |
winnerrlz93 | i tried that | 02:16 |
rabidweezle | does it even try to boot the disc? | 02:16 |
Pelo | winnerrlz93, ok , put the cd in , when you boot the computer hit F8 , to get the boot device selector and pick the cd to boot from | 02:16 |
Cromag | winnerrlz93: what happwns.. | 02:16 |
fez | what proportion of the Desktop Linux market would you estimate that Ubuntu holds? | 02:16 |
winnerrlz93 | wat? | 02:16 |
Pelo | fex about 6% we are told | 02:16 |
Cromag | winnerrlz93: what happens.. | 02:16 |
rabidweezle | fez, guestimate of at least 50 | 02:16 |
unagi | winnerrlz93: what does it do | 02:16 |
unagi | !doesnt work | 02:16 |
ubotu | Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too. | 02:16 |
dr-raku | market? :)) | 02:16 |
winnerrlz93 | it just boots windows | 02:16 |
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fez | somewhere between 6% and 50% eh? | 02:17 |
fez | all newb linuxes seem to run ubuntu | 02:17 |
unagi | did you even install ubuntu? | 02:17 |
Cromag | winnerrlz93: so it does not see the cdrom - did you burn it as the ISO it is ? | 02:17 |
Pelo | winnerrlz93, you'll have to check your computer's manual to figure out how to boot from the cd | 02:17 |
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fez | why isn't it called n00buntu | 02:17 |
winnerrlz93 | yes it's an iso file | 02:17 |
unagi | winnerrlz93: what do you mean its an iso file | 02:17 |
dr-raku | fez, maybe not all ubuntu guys are "newb" - as you think | 02:17 |
rabidweezle | first off, just because it's easy to use doesn't mean it's *made* for newbs | 02:17 |
winnerrlz93 | when i open the cd in my computer it shows it as a iso | 02:17 |
Cromag | winnerrlz93: i know, but you will need to burn it as an image. | 02:17 |
winnerrlz93 | ok? | 02:18 |
jc | the logitech quckcam 5000 is suppsed to work out of the box but camora does work its says it can't connect to /dev/video0 | 02:18 |
Pelo | fez, ubuntu is the current superstart distro, it's easy to install and easy to use, it's a good starter distro for new linux users | 02:18 |
unagi | did you burn the iso winnerrlz93? | 02:18 |
winnerrlz93 | i took the .rar file and burnt it to a c | 02:18 |
winnerrlz93 | cd | 02:18 |
rabidweezle | second off, just because you run your own compiled version from the gnu tree and compiled everything yourself doesn't make you "1337" | 02:18 |
unagi | omg winnerrlz93 | 02:18 |
Cromag | unagi: i think he did, as a data disk and not an iso/image | 02:18 |
unagi | you have to burn the image to a cd | 02:18 |
Pelo | winnerrlz93, did you copy the .iso file to the cd or did you burn an image ? .iso is a special format, it's a cd image , to make perfect copies of a cd, it is not a file you burn to a cd | 02:19 |
TheLastDodo | Yeah, after all gentoo's fine, but since most people use OSes for practical purposes, how many need that much control over their distro? | 02:19 |
unagi | Cromag: i dont think hes ready for this | 02:19 |
dr-raku | winnerrlz93, :)) you didn't burned the iso but burned the iso file instead | 02:19 |
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Cromag | unagi: oh i believe you are SO right. | 02:19 |
rabidweezle | the only "1337" people are the developers that do the work of coding for no profit | 02:19 |
winnerrlz93 | oh ok | 02:19 |
Leechzilla | I can't find my firewire port under hardware information. How do I search for it from Terminal? I want to buy a firewire harddrive but I'm not sure if it'll work with Ubuntu | 02:19 |
glass-eye | does anyone have a workaround for the broken emdebian-tools package? | 02:19 |
winnerrlz93 | how do i burn it as an iso? | 02:19 |
crusie | how do I install that flash thingie from adobe's webpage? | 02:19 |
Starnestommy | winnerrlz93: you need some sort of cd burning program | 02:19 |
winnerrlz93 | does it need to be unzipped? | 02:20 |
dr-raku | winnerrlz93, you should "burn image" in your burn application for that iso file | 02:20 |
crusie | when I run the installer it says | 02:20 |
Pelo | winnerrlz93, what software do you use to burn cds in windows ? | 02:20 |
winnerrlz93 | roxio | 02:20 |
TheLastDodo | Leechzilla, it will. I've used something like 15 different firewire devices with my Ubuntu box with no trouble at all. | 02:20 |
Cromag | cdburningxp.se will do it. | 02:20 |
dr-raku | winnerrlz93, not put the iso file on the cd; it's not the same thing | 02:20 |
pawan | hi | 02:20 |
Pelo | winnerrlz93, I dont, knoqw that one, but check in the menus for a burn image command | 02:20 |
crusie | it says I have to get my admin to remove xpti.dat or something | 02:20 |
Leechzilla | TheLastDodo: How do I find out if the port is Firewire 400 or Firewire 800? | 02:20 |
fez | well i'll admit ubuntu's hardware compatibility is quite good | 02:20 |
hentaixp | Leechzilla, their phsically different | 02:20 |
TheLastDodo | Good question. One sec. | 02:20 |
fez | however, trying to install it on my 500mhz p3 laptop was not happening | 02:21 |
Leechzilla | Ah, okay | 02:21 |
hentaixp | check wikipedia Leechzilla | 02:21 |
fez | the installer was slower than mollasis | 02:21 |
l00kp | Hi folks! Got a question at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/55434/ | 02:21 |
Pelo | fez, try with the alternate isntall cd but at 500 mhz you are stretching it a bit | 02:21 |
macogw | fez: did you try the alternate cd? | 02:21 |
winnerrlz93 | do i have to extract the file? | 02:21 |
fez | no | 02:21 |
sme^ | I have the same problem. I don't know how to burn an image. XP has Nero, but I got Alcohol 120 set it to burn image made the disk and it still wont work. Any ideas ? | 02:21 |
crusie | Pelo: you still here ? | 02:21 |
fez | you recon i should do you? | 02:21 |
macogw | fez: i installed on my 300MHz P2 | 02:21 |
Pelo | fez, xubuntu might be more along the lines of wat you need, or puppylinux even | 02:22 |
Pelo | crusie, apparently | 02:22 |
crusie | sweet :D | 02:22 |
Cromag | sme^: try with imgburn | 02:22 |
Cromag | sme^: really simple. | 02:22 |
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winnerrlz93 | can i burn an image with dameon? | 02:22 |
sme^ | thx cromag | 02:22 |
crusie | Pelo: it says I have to delete a file called xpti.dat or something | 02:22 |
crusie | Pelo: I don't know where to find it | 02:22 |
Cromag | winnerrlz93: try use imgburn, it is very simple. | 02:22 |
Pelo | crusie, what are you doing again ? | 02:22 |
dr-raku | winnerrlz93, daemon is just a virtual cd emulation/program; NO | 02:22 |
winnerrlz93 | kk brb | 02:22 |
winnerrlz93 | oh ok | 02:22 |
crusie | Pelo: trying to install that flash player for google and youtube | 02:23 |
l00kp | http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/55434/ | 02:23 |
* rabidweezle notes to self that anyone who even thinks the word n00b needs to realize that in RL, no one gives a crap, because that same n00b could have that hottest wife, and be making 10 times the money you are, and doesn't have the time to learn a million things about his computer he just wants it to work | 02:23 |
winnerrlz93 | what about poweriso? | 02:23 |
Pelo | crusie, open a terminal and type locate xpti.dat | 02:23 |
dr-raku | winnerrlz93, yes | 02:23 |
winnerrlz93 | ok | 02:23 |
crusie | tried that | 02:23 |
crusie | Pelo: it doesn't find anything | 02:23 |
CaPsULe | how can i make 512Mb swap? | 02:23 |
TheLastDodo | rabidweezle: some people take computers far too seriously. :P | 02:23 |
winnerrlz93 | so if i take the files from the iso cd i mad how do i make into an iso image? | 02:23 |
dr-raku | winnerrlz93, search for "burn image/iso" option on your burning app | 02:23 |
rabidweezle | for real TheLastDodo | 02:23 |
Leechzilla | hentaixp, my laptop specs state "(4pin) i.LINK® connector (IEEE 1394)", so that's Firewire 400, right? | 02:24 |
Pelo | crusie, I have it in several temp folders under /home/user/.mozilla/firefox/.....default/ | 02:24 |
dr-raku | winnerrlz93, don't drag that iso file onto a new compilation/cd; it doesnt' work like that | 02:24 |
l00kp | rabidweezel: my computer is my wife. She can be anything I want her to be. ^_^ | 02:24 |
hentaixp | yes Leechzilla | 02:24 |
rabidweezle | it's just a tool, I don't see people going, if you aren't using a sears craftsman screwdriver you are a n00b | 02:24 |
Leechzilla | 800 would have been nice :( | 02:24 |
Pelo | crusie, and also in /usr/lib/firefox/components/ | 02:24 |
Cromag | winnerrlz93: you should have read a bit :) - you downloaded an ISO file from somewhere. That is what you have to use. | 02:24 |
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recon | fez: you ring? | 02:25 |
crusie | Pelo: hmm so I guess my locate doesn't work ^^ | 02:25 |
l00kp | rabidweezle notes to self that anyone who even thinks the word n00b needs to realize that in RL, no one gives a crap, because that same n00b could have that hottest wife, and be making 10 times the money you are, and doesn't have the time to learn a million things about his computer he just wants it to work | 02:25 |
villnew | hey all, does anyone know of a way to stop NetworkManager from clobbering my /etc/resolv.conf file? Happy to have it do everything else it does | 02:25 |
recon | fez: ...i'd rATHER YOU NOT. | 02:25 |
Pelo | rabidweezle, if you are using sears craftsman you are a noob.. stanley ftw | 02:25 |
Pelo | crusie, linux is case sensitive | 02:26 |
crusie | Pelo: it's not to be found | 02:26 |
rabidweezle | hehe, it was just an example, I don't use sears tools | 02:26 |
Pelo | crusie, maybe you donT' have any | 02:26 |
fez | sorry i meant to say reckon | 02:26 |
Pelo | crusie, you can also try with find | 02:26 |
rabidweezle | I don't even think my tools have brands | 02:26 |
fez | like those country fellas | 02:26 |
speeddemon8803 | Lilo LILO and LiLo are not the same file crusie :) | 02:26 |
crusie | Pelo: still no sound tho | 02:26 |
Pelo | rabidweezle, you are not getting out of it that easily, you outed yourself | 02:26 |
pawan | hi | 02:26 |
SeekerX6 | does flash work now? | 02:27 |
crusie | Pelo: I got picture... so it must be install | 02:27 |
Pelo | crusie, there is a search app in the places menu | 02:27 |
speeddemon8803 | Flash works in Hardy Heron | 02:27 |
k1gwb | My computer just randomly shut off. It's done it twice now each time after running for about 12 hours. System log shows this "Feb 9 20:18:19 gwb01 syslogd 1.4.1#21ubuntu3: restart." when it booted back up but nothing unusual prior to it. Any way to figure out what made it shut off? | 02:27 |
speeddemon8803 | or you can find the fix on the forums | 02:27 |
SeekerX6 | does flash work on gusty gibbon? | 02:27 |
speeddemon8803 | for gutsy | 02:27 |
Pelo | SeekerX6, yes | 02:27 |
Pelo | for most | 02:27 |
macogw | fez: yeah. the alternate cd is a text-based installer. my system was very slow, but still a bit faster than windows when i did it. xubuntu uses xfce which is like gnome but a bit lighter weight, so you might wanna get the altenrate xubuntu cd and install that | 02:27 |
dr-raku | Seeker`, in GUTSY, yes it does | 02:27 |
rabidweezle | pelo, getting out of what? | 02:27 |
speeddemon8803 | it does? | 02:27 |
crusie | Pelo: tried that too... there simply isn't any file called that | 02:27 |
macogw | speeddemon8803: there was an update today | 02:27 |
SeekerX6 | oh cool | 02:28 |
speeddemon8803 | really now | 02:28 |
speeddemon8803 | suhweet | 02:28 |
rabidweezle | lol | 02:28 |
speeddemon8803 | thank you ubuntu gods!!!! | 02:28 |
speeddemon8803 | lol | 02:28 |
rabidweezle | ok lol | 02:28 |
scratchme | Hi all. I'm trying to run secpanel with scp, but when I put in my password, it closes. Is there any way to freeze the output just before it closes? | 02:28 |
speeddemon8803 | i wasnt aware of the update thanks :) | 02:28 |
Pelo | crusie, that's all I ahve on this subject | 02:28 |
Pelo | !enter | speeddemon8803 | 02:28 |
ubotu | speeddemon8803: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 02:28 |
SeekerX6 | speeddemon: good thing I came and asked :) | 02:28 |
speeddemon8803 | pelo, im not using enter as a punctuation | 02:28 |
unagi | anyone know how to recover your password for your nick on irc? | 02:28 |
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Starnestommy | unagi: go to #freenode and ask in there | 02:29 |
speeddemon8803 | im sorry that you feel that way, im also a beginner team member and ALSO know how to use the bot commands :) | 02:29 |
rabidweezle | anyone remember the line with dpkg to reconfigure a package? | 02:29 |
jasonUSA | i need help with runing network file on ubuntu with vlc | 02:29 |
Pelo | MrUnagi, if you are already looged in you can just change it | 02:29 |
Cromag | dpkg-reconfigure | 02:29 |
Starnestommy | rabidweezle: dpkg-reconfigure package | 02:29 |
SeekerX6 | so if I install ubuntu-restricted-extras through add/remove - then that should get the flash working? | 02:29 |
fez | very well | 02:29 |
rabidweezle | thanks | 02:29 |
fez | i will try the 7.10 alternate install cd | 02:29 |
Cromag | hehe | 02:29 |
Cromag | tough one ;) | 02:29 |
MrUnagi | pelo it says that it was registered i dunno if i did but my passwords dont work | 02:29 |
Pelo | fez, I recommend you go for xubuntu , it is meant for older machines | 02:29 |
Cromag | Pelo: thats the xfce something right ? | 02:30 |
jasonUSA | when i try to play the movie with vlc and starts but no movie is played and i could play the movie on windows can some one help? | 02:30 |
Pelo | MrUnagi, I was assuming you got identified automaticaly, ask in #freenode | 02:30 |
mike__ | does any1 know the file id put ntfs-3g /dev/ect ect in to automaticcally mount a win partion at boot up? | 02:30 |
Pelo | Cromag, yes, I personnaly don'T care for it , but it is lighter | 02:30 |
macogw | mike__: /etc/fstab | 02:30 |
mike__ | sweet thanks | 02:31 |
Cromag | Pelo: ok, maybe i should give it a shot. | 02:31 |
Cromag | nite. | 02:31 |
Pelo | Cromag, g'night | 02:31 |
jasonUSA | does any one know if thers a ap for ubuntu that will play network shares on my linux lappy? | 02:32 |
crusie | Pelo: well maybe I should just learn to read what it says.. | 02:32 |
jasonUSA | with out copying the file | 02:32 |
Pelo | Cromag, puppy linux is also good for older machine very light | 02:32 |
Pelo | crusie, ? | 02:32 |
fez | xubuntu eh? how does it differ | 02:32 |
crusie | Pelo: I had to relog for it to wok :D | 02:32 |
scratchme | I figured it out. I needed TCL on the remote system. thanks. | 02:32 |
WorkingOnWise | is there any way to check if Compisite is on or off for the X server from the command line? | 02:32 |
crdlb | WorkingOnWise: yup (looking it up, sec) | 02:33 |
Pelo | jasonUSA, they all can , just mount the shared folder on your ubuntu machine | 02:33 |
peabody | jasonUSA: are you trying to play movies from network shares or some such? | 02:33 |
jasonUSA | ok so i go to the folder its in and right clik on the file and mount? | 02:33 |
WorkingOnWise | crdlb: cool...ty, and where did u look...I hate asking these simple questions, but don't know where to look for the answers.... | 02:33 |
crdlb | WorkingOnWise: xdpyinfo -queryExtensions | grep -q Composite | 02:34 |
crdlb | WorkingOnWise: look at /usr/bin/compiz :) | 02:34 |
Pelo | jasonUSA, can you see the folder from your computer ? yes ? ok, open the app you want to read the file in and open the file from there | 02:34 |
lulzturtle | Pelo, I've tried some port scanning sites. None of which could find any open ports. Will this keep me from connecting to my game server? | 02:34 |
jasonUSA | ok | 02:34 |
jasonUSA | i think i tryed that but ill do it agen | 02:34 |
Pelo | lulzturtle, it shouldn't | 02:34 |
jasonUSA | yes i can see it on my computer | 02:34 |
Tyger | does anyone know why i can only get 24mb connection on my broadcom wireless? | 02:34 |
jasonUSA | ty guys so much i love ubuntu | 02:34 |
SeekerX6 | Sweeeeeeeet. Can watch youtube now. | 02:34 |
lulzturtle | Pelo, I'm trying to connect to a dedicated server I made for Team Fortress 2. I wasn't sure if maybe ports were blocked. | 02:35 |
speeddemon8803 | does anybody know why my inte/pro wireless 3945ABG cuts the connection off randomly? | 02:35 |
speeddemon8803 | nobody on windows could figure it out, hp, or intel | 02:35 |
dhinesh | hi | 02:35 |
speeddemon8803 | it happens on windows and linux | 02:35 |
peabody | Tyger: Broadcom cards are pretty finicky. Are you using the open source driver or the windows driver in ndiswrapper? | 02:35 |
Pelo | lulzturtle, when you connect to a game server you are the one making the connection and the ports are opened accordingly , or some such, I 'm not the best person to ask | 02:35 |
jasonUSA | i dont see my network link on the vlc open file screen | 02:35 |
lulzturtle | Pelo, Okey, thanks :) | 02:35 |
Tyger | peabody: im using the bcm43xx-fwcutter...i dont think ive installed ndiswrapper | 02:36 |
jasonUSA | buy i see in natuols | 02:36 |
speeddemon8803 | nautilus? | 02:36 |
macogw | lulzturtle: ubuntu does not listen on any ports by default, so *inbound* connections are rejected. outbound is wide open | 02:36 |
Pelo | lulzturtle, try finding a channel for the game itself, maybe you need to adjust some setting in the game | 02:36 |
Drewnl09 | can someone tell me why I can't get a connection to the internet with airport on my macbook when i use ubuntu live cd? | 02:36 |
jasonUSA | yes | 02:36 |
jasonUSA | sorry] | 02:36 |
Pelo | laterfolks | 02:36 |
Tyger | peabody: im only 10ft from my router and i can only get 61% connection... | 02:36 |
echosystm` | is ftp ok to use on a lan, rather than smb? | 02:36 |
echosystm` | i kind of can't be bothered setting up samba lol | 02:37 |
macogw | speeddemon8803: the file browser and the thing that shows the bg image in gnome | 02:37 |
Tyger | peabody: should i try the ndiswrapper? | 02:37 |
speeddemon8803 | tyger, i cant get ANY connection to my own router from my pc. | 02:37 |
lulzturtle | macogw, so does that mean if the server I made on ubuntu has been told to use port 27015 for connections it will use it no problem? | 02:37 |
macogw | lulzturtle: yep | 02:37 |
peabody | Tyger: I would. I have a broadcom and it behaves much better using the windows drivers with ndiswrapper | 02:37 |
lulzturtle | macogw, Is there a way to test that? | 02:37 |
macogw | lulzturtle: but if it's behind a router, you need to tell the router to forward that port to the server | 02:37 |
speeddemon8803 | Macogw i am aware of nautiuls, was just asking if i was reading it right. | 02:37 |
macogw | speeddemon8803: oh ok sorry | 02:37 |
Tyger | peabody: well i have the windows driver (bcmwl5.sys)....just not ndiswrapper... | 02:38 |
lulzturtle | macogw, oh okey. I think it's behind my company's PIX router, probably out of luck in that case heh | 02:38 |
dabbill | hurm i just installed swiftweasle32 but flash games seem to run in slow motion | 02:38 |
macogw | lulzturtle: from outside you network you could try to telnet in on that port and if it connects, the port's open. could also go to one of those websites that portscans you | 02:38 |
speeddemon8803 | As i said before I am very much so deep into ubuntu and linux...I definately know ubuntu like the back of my hand. :) | 02:38 |
macogw | speeddemon8803: ive never seen your nick before *shrug* | 02:38 |
lulzturtle | macogw, cool. I'd just love to get this Team Fortress 2 dedicated server running. I guess it's just not going to be :( | 02:39 |
speeddemon8803 | macogw...im a beginner forum team member..but thats ok, hardly anybody knows me. :) | 02:39 |
peabody | Tyger: apt-get install ndiswrapper-utils-1.9 | 02:39 |
speeddemon8803 | I am looked at as being a new user that doesnt know anything about the rules of the room or the forum...which is fine with me honestly. | 02:39 |
jasonUSA | how how can i mount this movie file to play on my ubuntu comptuer? | 02:40 |
WorkingOnWise | crdlb: will that return nothing if Composite is on? | 02:40 |
lulzturtle | speeddemon8803, can you fix the kernel bug that keeps ubunut from running on my Dell Optiplex 320? hehe ;) | 02:40 |
ConstyXIV | how do you use xrandr to vertically rotate your screen? | 02:40 |
karlo | hi guys | 02:40 |
karlo | i'm always posting at the absolute beginners thread | 02:41 |
speeddemon8803 | beginner team not kernel development lulzturtle ;) | 02:41 |
crdlb | WorkingOnWise: it won't print anything either way, but it will return 0 if composite is on, and nonzero if it's off | 02:41 |
lulzturtle | ubunut? lulz | 02:41 |
jasonUSA | how how can i mount this movie file to play on my ubuntu comptuer? | 02:41 |
karlo | hello... | 02:41 |
ConstyXIV | jasonUSA: what sort of movie file? | 02:41 |
speeddemon8803 | thats a little beyond me lulzturtle :) | 02:41 |
crdlb | WorkingOnWise: so you you just use thatcommand && something_that_requires_composite || run_this_if_no_composite | 02:41 |
jasonUSA | i just want to play a movie like i did on windows its avi file | 02:41 |
speeddemon8803 | Hello karlo | 02:41 |
crdlb | WorkingOnWise: or use an if statement | 02:41 |
ConstyXIV | jasonUSA: it's not mount, just playing | 02:42 |
jasonUSA | i try that | 02:42 |
speeddemon8803 | grrr my period key is broken! | 02:42 |
jasonUSA | it opens but nothing is played | 02:42 |
jasonUSA | im useing vlc | 02:42 |
ConstyXIV | jasonUSA: install the "ubuntu-restricted-extras" package, then try to play it via totem | 02:43 |
jasonUSA | ok | 02:43 |
jasonUSA | i wil so | 02:43 |
speeddemon8803 | Note to user who said beginner team:If you are not getting answers from the forum of the beginner team please visit #ubuntuforums-beginners and ask in there. Thanks. | 02:43 |
lulzturtle | speeddemon8803, can you help me run a dedicated steam server on ubuntu? I suck with the google and can't find any sites to help with the specifics of it :P | 02:44 |
WorkingOnWise | crdlb: then that brings to another problem. I do not want composite on most of the time. Only if I am gonna show off Compiz-Fusion. I cant find how to turn it off in my xorg.conf. I have tried Composite "False" "Disabled" and "0", based on howto's and a person in the ##xorg channel....any ideas? Composite is stubborn. It wants to live! | 02:44 |
karlo | i really need some help | 02:44 |
jarred | is kde4 realy that good? | 02:44 |
karlo | a few hours ago many are replying to my threads at ubuntu forums | 02:44 |
karlo | now there are none | 02:44 |
jarred | like | 02:44 |
crdlb | WorkingOnWise: what is composite itself breaking? what video card? | 02:44 |
speeddemon8803 | I cant lulzturtle | 02:44 |
dhinesh | jason> could u do that one | 02:45 |
lulzturtle | that's cool speeddemon8803 :) | 02:46 |
lulzturtle | well, it's bed time for the turtleman. Night everybody! | 02:46 |
speeddemon8803 | my poor wireless laptop barely has the capability to stay online let alone be a server :) | 02:46 |
macogw | karlo: it's saturday night in the western hemisphere. the americans are out partying and the europeans are asleep | 02:46 |
speeddemon8803 | goodnight turtleman :) | 02:46 |
karlo | ah i see... here it's sunday morning | 02:47 |
gtt | can someone explain to me why my /home partition has a size of 449gb, used space of 199mb, and free space of 426gb ? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/55429/ | 02:47 |
karlo | anyway if the terminal tells something like autoremove | 02:47 |
karlo | do you think it's a good idea to remove it? | 02:47 |
WorkingOnWise | crdlb: video is Nvidia 6100 in a laptop, works perfect. So much eyecandy my eye cavities have cavities :D But, I run 2 windows apps, both 3d, with wine. if I run them with compiz on, they break in strange ways. Wine is such a moving target still that i never know if the problem is wine or my app. Well, if composite is off totally, I cant accidentally run the apps with compiz enabled, and hopefull reduce my headaches | 02:47 |
gtt | i mean, that's a difference of 15gigs which is a rather sizeable chunk? | 02:47 |
dhinesh | jason> r u there | 02:48 |
janne67 | #ubuntu.fi | 02:48 |
WorkingOnWise | crdlb: oh, the latest Nvidia proprietary drivers too..169.09 iirc | 02:48 |
macogw | karlo yes it means it was installed because something depended on it, but you removed whatever pulled it in, so now its just taking up space | 02:48 |
* Kuwanger wonders why cpu usage spikes when switching windows. | 02:48 |
ConstyXIV | karlo: autoremove means that another package depended on it, and that package was removed. If you're not using it, you're clear | 02:48 |
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tim167 | on my ThinkPad, lately the 'moon' icon (a moon-shaped led below my screen) is always blinking, what does this mean ? | 02:49 |
sme^ | Thanks cromag, D/L imgburn, I now have a bootable cd :))) | 02:50 |
karlo | i'm really having difficult time installing the xvidcap program | 02:50 |
crusie | hm.. | 02:50 |
sme^ | going to instal :) | 02:50 |
adub | is there something that will let me install something on my symbian based phone i have symbian v3 phone | 02:50 |
loa | hello, i have hibrnate ntfs partiotion, i can't mount it as read/write until i delete hibernation file. How i can delete file from ntfs without mount? | 02:50 |
adub | is there something for linux that will let me install the .sis programs and what not | 02:50 |
crusie | installing my flash player... but it says /usr/lib/mozilla isn't a valid dir? | 02:50 |
jasonUSA | yes\ | 02:51 |
jasonUSA | im hear now | 02:51 |
jasonUSA | i went to instal that package | 02:51 |
dhinesh | jasonUSA> can u do that one | 02:52 |
jasonUSA | wich one | 02:52 |
jasonUSA | lol | 02:52 |
jasonUSA | im soory | 02:52 |
dhinesh | VLC play | 02:52 |
loa | <phaidros> i found very durty solution :D | 02:52 |
jasonUSA | you mean play a move on my computer? | 02:52 |
jasonUSA | with vlc | 02:53 |
jasonUSA | i did tjat | 02:53 |
dhinesh | jasonUSA>yes | 02:53 |
jasonUSA | it plays perfitly | 02:53 |
dhinesh | jasonUSA>good | 02:53 |
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jasonUSA | )_) | 02:54 |
jasonUSA | its almost done | 02:54 |
Trunkz | Is it still possible to do a net install for ubuntu? :o | 02:54 |
Trunkz | Did a quick google search a minute ago, all I'm getting are tftp-methods | 02:54 |
dabbill | any one know a fix for flash games playing in slow motion | 02:56 |
crusie | what's the command to move a file via the terminal ? | 02:57 |
Pete_I | mv | 02:57 |
dabbill | crusie mv | 02:57 |
winnerrlz93 | i installed ubuntu but when i try and boot it i get this find --set-root --ignore-floppies /ubuntu/install/boot/vmlinuz error 17: File not found | 02:57 |
crusie | same with a dir ? | 02:57 |
oddalot | hello, is there anyway to set a custom resolution within a resolution using ubuntu, kinda like the way you can in the powerstrip application from windows? | 02:57 |
macogw | crusie: when in doubt, just delete all the vowels from a real word | 02:57 |
loa | <crusie> copy or move? | 02:57 |
winnerrlz93 | i installed ubuntu but when i try and boot it i get this find --set-root --ignore-floppies /ubuntu/install/boot/vmlinuz error 17: File not found | 02:57 |
pawan | how to play happyhardcore radio in audacious | 02:57 |
Kizzard | hey guys, my new laptop seems to work great with ubuntu, but the boot time is pretty slow and the screen remains black during the entire boot. any idea whats up, and how I could see what is slowing bootup down? | 02:58 |
loa | <crusie> Did you fix your problem with boot, | 02:58 |
jasonUSA | dhinesh thanks so much works varry well | 02:58 |
Kizzard | my older laptop with less ram and slower cpu booted much faster | 02:58 |
loa | <Kizzard> yes | 02:58 |
ConstyXIV | is there a working (mostly stable, HTTPS works) GTK-WebKit browser yet? | 02:58 |
dhinesh | jasonUSA > very glad | 02:58 |
Leechzilla | http://www.pcnation.com/web/details.asp?affid=306&item=N25788 <-- Anyone know if this'll work with Ubuntu? | 02:58 |
onats | hi, i'm planning to replace my AMD64 proc with an intel Core 2 Duo. I was wondering what is the best way to make my existing 64bit ubuntu compatible? | 02:58 |
jasonUSA | it fixed my problem now i can get rid of my duel boot with windows | 02:58 |
loa | <Kizzard> you need create alone partition as /boot mount point | 02:58 |
winnerrlz93 | i installed ubuntu but when i try and boot it i get this find --set-root --ignore-floppies /ubuntu/install/boot/vmlinuz error 17: File not found | 02:58 |
jasonUSA | i no longer need windows | 02:59 |
winnerrlz93 | any1 | 02:59 |
Kizzard | loa, oh? | 02:59 |
loa | <Kizzard> with ext3 file system | 02:59 |
bad_cables | what a pile of crap: http://xubuntulinux.blogspot.com/2006/07/ubuntu-set-correct-dpi-for-x-server.html | 02:59 |
Pete_I | keyring keeps asking me "enter password for default keyring to unlock" when it tries to connect to wifi. Doesn't have that problem on a wired network, any ideas how to fix it? | 02:59 |
winnerrlz93 | can any1 help me? | 02:59 |
Kizzard | loa, so the ubuntu partition manager didnt do that for me? | 02:59 |
Kizzard | loa, also, how does it help, what purpose does it serve | 02:59 |
hassan | hello | 02:59 |
hassan | i have a problem with grub | 02:59 |
hassan | can anyone help ? | 02:59 |
jasonUSA | good day ppl im gonna go watch a movie now )_) | 02:59 |
hypercube | hi to all | 03:00 |
crusie | hmm when I want to install that flash player I get an error saying WARNING: Please enter a valid installation path. | 03:00 |
hypercube | im italian linux user | 03:00 |
loa | <Kizzard> You meant that grub is very slow? | 03:00 |
winnerrlz93 | can any1 help me plz | 03:00 |
crusie | my install path is /usr/lib/mozilla/ | 03:00 |
hypercube | i can install flash player | 03:00 |
loa | <Kizzard> There about 20 seconds, before grub menu appear? | 03:00 |
Kizzard | loa, grub seems to be quick | 03:00 |
hypercube | u should get the flash player in format tar.gz | 03:00 |
Kizzard | no | 03:00 |
Kizzard | its fast | 03:00 |
Kizzard | grub is over in 10 secs | 03:01 |
crusie | hypercube: I got it | 03:01 |
hypercube | perfeche | 03:01 |
crusie | hypercube: then what? | 03:01 |
Kizzard | but then the screen stays black until login and it takes ~3 mins | 03:01 |
hypercube | perfect | 03:01 |
loa | <Kizzard> Hmm... and when is slow down? | 03:01 |
jsoft | Can anyone suggest a _decent_ imap client. Thunderbird is very buggy, as is kmail. | 03:01 |
hypercube | u shoud unzip the file | 03:01 |
crusie | hypercube: done | 03:01 |
hypercube | and then | 03:01 |
hypercube | sudo ./configure | 03:01 |
winnerrlz93 | can any1 help me | 03:01 |
loa | <Kizzard> try deinstall usplash and look what is the problem | 03:01 |
hypercube | sudo make | 03:01 |
hypercube | sudo make install | 03:02 |
Kizzard | okay | 03:02 |
crusie | aha.. | 03:02 |
Kizzard | loa, good idea | 03:02 |
crusie | see that's where I went wrong | 03:02 |
LjL | hypercube: no need to use sudo on configure and make, that can actually be harmful | 03:02 |
jsoft | sudo for africa. /me likes s - | 03:02 |
winnerrlz93 | will some1 help me plz | 03:02 |
hassan | hey | 03:02 |
hassan | can anyone help me with grub | 03:02 |
loa | <Kizzard> vim /boot/grub/menu.lst | 03:02 |
crusie | I did sudo sh install_flash | 03:02 |
hypercube | usplash get off my nuts too | 03:02 |
hassan | got a big problem | 03:02 |
loa | cut off splash command from menu.lst entries | 03:02 |
winnerrlz93 | i installed ubuntu but when i try and boot it i get this find --set-root --ignore-floppies /ubuntu/install/boot/vmlinuz error 17: File not found | 03:02 |
winnerrlz93 | some1 plz help | 03:02 |
Kizzard | loa, yep | 03:02 |
hypercube | cut off | 03:03 |
hypercube | with the string | 03:03 |
hypercube | nosplash | 03:03 |
hypercube | therefore | 03:03 |
hypercube | if the starting of the machine is slow | 03:03 |
dev-null | hi all, i need shell (as a Far or Norton Commander) that can work with FTP. do u know& | 03:03 |
hypercube | is cause of | 03:03 |
inst1 | hey guys ... i need some help getting a machine to boot the install cd ... | 03:04 |
dev-null | ? | 03:04 |
hypercube | ACPI | 03:04 |
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Kizzard | loa, can I disable the spash from there or do I actually need to uninstall it | 03:04 |
Starnestommy | winnerrlz93: is this with the install CD or an hd install? | 03:04 |
loa | nop | 03:04 |
hypercube | disable it | 03:04 |
loa | you can disable it from menu.lst | 03:04 |
dev-null | ? | 03:04 |
hypercube | editing menu.list | 03:04 |
dev-null | hi all, i need shell (as a Far or Norton Commander) that can work with FTP. do u know& | 03:04 |
hypercube | in the grub folder | 03:04 |
Starnestommy | dev-null: mc? | 03:04 |
jw144000 | Question: How can I find the grub name for my external hard drive so I can correctly install grub to it? I'm on the Gutsy Gibbon Live CD. | 03:04 |
dev-null | ?) | 03:04 |
teknoprep | nano /boot/grub/menu.lst | 03:05 |
loa | <jw144000> use grub =) it have his own command line with auto compition | 03:05 |
ArielMT | dev-null: if you're using ubuntu or kubuntu, then you already have such a shell | 03:06 |
winnerrlz93 | will some1 plz help me | 03:06 |
crusie | hypercube: no makefile found | 03:06 |
ArielMT | dev-null: unless i misunderstand what you mean | 03:06 |
jw144000 | teknoprep: I typed the command you gave me, and I don't see anything in the text editor. | 03:06 |
TheLastDodo | A quick question: does anyone know of Zunes working under Ubuntu? (well, Linux in general, really) | 03:07 |
winnerrlz93 | some1 plz help me | 03:07 |
winnerrlz93 | some1 plz help me | 03:07 |
winnerrlz93 | some1 plz help me | 03:07 |
winnerrlz93 | some1 plz help me | 03:07 |
winnerrlz93 | some1 plz help me | 03:07 |
hypercube | i can | 03:07 |
FloodBot3 | winnerrlz93: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 03:07 |
dev-null | ArielMT, oh i understand. the key world of my question was "mc") | 03:07 |
dhinesh | <winnerrlz93>r u t | 03:07 |
hypercube | wot kinda problem do u have? | 03:07 |
winnerrlz93 | i installed ubuntu but when i try and boot it i get this find --set-root --ignore-floppies /ubuntu/install/boot/vmlinuz error 17: File not found | 03:08 |
winnerrlz93 | that kind | 03:08 |
Darkmystere | Hey i know its not help channel but im going to alot of Ubuntu channels trying to figure why it does this | 03:08 |
Darkmystere | <Darkmystere> Everytime i try and test my network because thats basicly all i have to do lol it has to reset monitoring mode again well i have to anyways and that ends up with like 5+ diffrent interfaces in rising numbers.. | 03:08 |
Starnestommy | winnerrlz93: I think you may need to reinstall | 03:08 |
hypercube | reinstall linux | 03:08 |
dev-null | winnerrlz93, i have this problem too) | 03:08 |
ArielMT | dev-null: ah. yes, but mc is a console application. if you want to stay gui, there's also a package called gentoo (not to be confused with the distro gentoo) | 03:08 |
winnerrlz93 | ugghh... do i have to go into my windows system to uninstall? | 03:08 |
monte | can some one help me find the plugins to watch a dvd and watch vids on the internet | 03:09 |
loa | <winnerrlz93> you trying to instal kernel? | 03:09 |
dhinesh | <winnerrlz93> can u show the non gui os | 03:09 |
onats | anyone here who has successfully switched from 64-bit to 32-bit? without reinstall? | 03:09 |
winnerrlz93 | what? | 03:09 |
ArielMT | dev-null: oops, i don't know if gentoo does ftp, though. sorry for the confusion >.< | 03:09 |
Trunkz | quick question guys, when doing a net install, ubuntu asks for my proxy settings. Does this look right? http://cache.lsbu.ac.uk[:port]/ | 03:09 |
loa | copy question for me | 03:09 |
Dr_willis | !dvd | monte | 03:09 |
ubotu | monte: For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at !Medibuntu or (for Feisty and earlier) http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs | 03:09 |
zcat[1] | anyone here familiar with the eee or know an IRC channel for it? | 03:09 |
Trunkz | or are u not supposed to put the port number with those brackets? | 03:09 |
Dr_willis | !w32codecs | monte | 03:09 |
ubotu | monte: The Win32 codecs are available from the Medibuntu repositories (see « /msg ubotu medibuntu »), and for releases prior to Gutsy, also at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages | 03:09 |
hypercube | dvd is a problem with linux | 03:09 |
Dr_willis | hypercube, i have very few problems with them. :) | 03:09 |
dev-null | ArielMT, gentoo or gnome commander? what is the best? or this a private choose? | 03:09 |
hypercube | ATI is a problem too | 03:09 |
winnerrlz93 | any1 got any advice? | 03:10 |
Dr_willis | The legality of dvd playback is a problem. | 03:10 |
loa | <winnerrlz93> copy question for me | 03:10 |
winnerrlz93 | i installed ubuntu but when i try and boot it i get this find --set-root --ignore-floppies /ubuntu/install/boot/vmlinuz error 17: File not found | 03:10 |
dhinesh | can u boot without xwindows | 03:10 |
ArielMT | dev-null: ... i really don't know. it really depends on what you like and what you need. again, sorry for confusing you. | 03:10 |
Kizzard | loa, dude, thankyou! | 03:10 |
hypercube | have u ever tried damn small linux? | 03:10 |
insta | so guys, why does my ubuntu server hang halfway while booting the install CD? it stops right after enabling /dev/sda which is any number of compact flash cards that i've tried | 03:10 |
Kizzard | loa, it seems it was the splash itself that was causing the slowdown | 03:11 |
dev-null | ArielMT, nevermind) | 03:11 |
Kizzard | it booted really quick this time | 03:11 |
loa | Kizzard ok | 03:11 |
winnerrlz93 | any advice? | 03:11 |
loa | <winnerrlz93> how you install ubuntu? | 03:11 |
Kizzard | loa, any idea why the splash would cause that> | 03:11 |
Kizzard | *? | 03:11 |
winnerrlz93 | the wubi-cdboot | 03:11 |
Trunkz | How is Ubuntu's performance on the PS3? :o | 03:11 |
loa | <Kizzard> may be framebuffer driver | 03:11 |
lhoerste | Trunkz: it's good | 03:12 |
jw144000 | I'm trying to figure out the grub name for my external hard drive, can anyone help me out? | 03:12 |
Trunkz | lhoerste: Cool, I'm planning on setting it up as a download box | 03:12 |
loa | <winnerrlz93> may be /boot is corrupted? | 03:12 |
Kizzard | loa, would the fact this laptop has an ATI card have anything to do with it? | 03:12 |
winnerrlz93 | how do i fix it? | 03:12 |
loa | <Kizzard> oh | 03:12 |
hypercube | 05:11:48) Kizzard: loa, any idea why the splash would cause that> <-------------the configuration in upsplash.conf | 03:12 |
lhoerste | Trunkz: yea man I'm working on it right now w/ a friend. it's all installed and stuff | 03:12 |
Starnestommy | winnerrlz93: the only thing I can think of is reinstalling ubuntu | 03:12 |
hypercube | in the dir /etc | 03:12 |
lhoerste | Trunkz: now we're trying to get the controlers working | 03:13 |
dev-null | ArielMT, gentoo sucks imho) | 03:13 |
Kizzard | hypercube, thanks Ill check it out | 03:13 |
loa | <Kizzard> try to search what framebuffer driver more stable for ati | 03:13 |
hypercube | u should insert the resolution of ur screen | 03:13 |
dev-null | ArielMT, mc mach more cool | 03:13 |
Kizzard | hypercube, ok | 03:13 |
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lhoerste | I'm looking for something that can make the desktop bigger than my screen (cause it's a TV and small) and then I can drag my mouse around the edges to move the viewing window | 03:13 |
Trunkz | lhoerste: Nice, I'm just gonna go grab me a usb keyboard + mice combo and hook it up to the PS3 | 03:13 |
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lhoerste | i'm not even sure what it's called... if someone could help me out there | 03:13 |
lhoerste | i could google it then | 03:13 |
hypercube | sudo gedit /etc/upslash.conf | 03:14 |
Trunkz | or perhaps just set up VNC on the PS3, and control that via the Mac | 03:14 |
Kizzard | ah dude you are right | 03:14 |
fragged_ | how do I force a resize of a window? wine keeps resizing Diablo 2 to about 32x2 :P | 03:14 |
Kizzard | its set to 1280x1024 | 03:14 |
lhoerste | Trunkz: we are using synergy | 03:14 |
hypercube | yeah | 03:14 |
hypercube | ;D | 03:14 |
lhoerste | Trunkz: check that out | 03:14 |
Kizzard | completely wrong | 03:14 |
Kizzard | thanks hypercube ^^ | 03:14 |
Trunkz | lhoerste: * googles * | 03:14 |
hypercube | :) | 03:14 |
hypercube | kizzard | 03:14 |
hypercube | where do u come from? | 03:14 |
Kizzard | UK | 03:14 |
loa | hehe | 03:14 |
Trunkz | lhoerste: Oh cool :o | 03:14 |
loa | RU :D | 03:15 |
Kizzard | ah cool | 03:15 |
lhoerste | Trunkz: my friend is a windows user and just mouses over through that | 03:15 |
Kizzard | where abouts? | 03:15 |
hypercube | me? | 03:15 |
teknoprep | jw144000, then your menu.lst is gone or you typed it in wrong | 03:15 |
pawan | hi | 03:15 |
hypercube | i'm from italy | 03:15 |
Kizzard | yah, and where is loa in ru | 03:15 |
hypercube | a shittiful nation | 03:15 |
lhoerste | I'm looking for something that can make the desktop bigger than my screen (cause it's a TV and small) and then I can drag my mouse around the edges to move the viewing window. If someone could just tell me what this is called, that'd help a lot too. | 03:15 |
Trunkz | lhoerste: Oh shoot, the mac port isnt very functional.. Great xD | 03:15 |
lhoerste | Trunkz: just grab it off their site | 03:15 |
loa | <Kizzard> volgograd) | 03:15 |
Kizzard | hypercube, lol | 03:15 |
Trunkz | I'm (currently) setting up Ubuntu over in VMWare, so that I can have something to work on when the PS3 gets here | 03:16 |
Trunkz | I am essentially buying the PS3 for Ubuntu + Blu Ray playback :) | 03:16 |
Kizzard | loa, cool | 03:16 |
pawan | how to play happyhardcore radio in audacious | 03:16 |
jw144000 | can anyone help me find the grub name for my external hard drive? | 03:16 |
Nutubuntu | I have made a stupid error and formatted /home. Is there any way to "unformat" and get my old /home back? | 03:16 |
loa | <jw144000> yes | 03:16 |
jw144000 | ok | 03:16 |
loa | <jw144000> whereis located your boot mount point? | 03:17 |
jw144000 | loa: do you mind if I PM you? | 03:17 |
Kizzard | ok guys going to retry with the splash enabled again :) | 03:17 |
mahmoud2 | Nutubuntu: short answer: No | 03:17 |
Kizzard | brb | 03:17 |
Nutubuntu | thanks, mahmoud2 - I figured as much | 03:18 |
loa | <jw144000> try | 03:18 |
Nutubuntu | mahmoud2: is there a "long" answer that does not amount to "no"? ... :/ | 03:18 |
lhoerste | I'm looking for something that can make the desktop bigger than my screen (cause it's a TV and small) and then I can drag my mouse around the edges to move the viewing window. If someone could just tell me what this is called, that'd help a lot too. | 03:18 |
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mahmoud2 | Nutubuntu: If there is not something that you can never return back and it is very important that do not bother .. | 03:19 |
dev-null | i make script (!#bin/bash.....) and now wont to make different icon of its file. how can i do it? | 03:19 |
dabbill | i just went through the howto on the fourms, but still cant get sound from youtube.com videos | 03:20 |
Jangari | lhoerste: if you hold super (windows/mac button) and scroll up or down, it should zoom, | 03:20 |
Nutubuntu | mahmoud2: there is a fair amount of work there I wish I could recover ... I have been very annoyed with myself for making such a stupid mistake | 03:20 |
lhoerste | Jangari: thanks | 03:20 |
mahmoud2 | Nutubuntu: Is it ext3? | 03:20 |
lhoerste | Jangari: that doesn't work | 03:20 |
Jangari | hmm, have you got compiz-fusion? | 03:21 |
pocketwatch | lhoerste, if you just increase your screen resolution (to larger than actual) it should do what you want automatically | 03:21 |
Nutubuntu | mahmoud2: yes, ext3 now (and ext3 before too, if that makes a difference) | 03:21 |
lhoerste | pocketwatch: it's not giving a choice besides the default res | 03:21 |
Jangari | pocketwatch: i suspect that larger screen resolutions won't be an option if the monitor doesn't support them | 03:22 |
lhoerste | Jangari: yea that's true. the TV wont even work then | 03:22 |
lhoerste | is there a program that can do what i'm asking? | 03:22 |
pocketwatch | lhoerste, go to system > administration > screens and resolutions to set up resolutions first | 03:22 |
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lhoerste | i think it's like a "vitrually larger desktop?" | 03:23 |
lhoerste | pocketwatch: there is only one res in that dropdown | 03:23 |
mahmoud2 | Nutubuntu: My advice is to spend time redoing that work than trying undelete software. AFAIK, ext3 is hard to recover (with the published tools | 03:23 |
lhoerste | pocketwatch: oh actually this is a diff menu than I thought. Lemme try that | 03:23 |
echosystm` | guys, if i am running fluxbox, would i be better off using gtk or qt apps? | 03:23 |
Nutubuntu | mahmoud2: thank you again. I was afraid that must be true. :/ | 03:23 |
echosystm` | which one has the smaller libraries | 03:23 |
hypercube | who use damn small linux here? | 03:24 |
hrnt | there is this vmsplice exploit going around. can i just do apt-get upgrade protect my system? | 03:25 |
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Vadi | If the sound in several games suddenly stopped working.. what to check? | 03:27 |
badkitty | Good evening | 03:27 |
badkitty | Wow channels dead? | 03:28 |
badkitty | thats a first | 03:28 |
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deathface | no | 03:28 |
deathface | not really | 03:28 |
lhoerste | pocketwatch: I can't make the resolution any bigger. only smaller | 03:29 |
badkitty | Anyone know off hand if mythtv has a windows front-end?? | 03:29 |
Dr_willis | badkitty, mythtv can work as a upnp server. so you can use that feature under windows. | 03:30 |
Dr_willis | there was a mythtv front end for windows - but it was very out of date | 03:30 |
LetsGo67 | My computer crashes when Ubunthree tries to load Intei GM4 3926X, can someone help please? | 03:30 |
craigbass1976 | I've just booted up to the gutsy livecd, and end up at login screen. Nothing works. Bad iso? bad burn? I can't tell reading the forums | 03:30 |
evert | hi all | 03:30 |
badkitty | Dr_willis: Well what I mean is does there happen to be a graphical front end to interface with it using windows | 03:31 |
Pal_ | hi evert | 03:31 |
LetsGo67 | craigbass1976: specs? | 03:31 |
loa | <craigbass1976> yeh.. try blank password | 03:31 |
craigbass1976 | Of the box? | 03:31 |
Dr_willis | badkitty, mythtv has a web interface you can use to set/controll things | 03:31 |
loa | if not working redownload | 03:31 |
evert | I'm having a little question, is there anyway to get ubuntu server on my freebsd server with only ssh acces ? (with virtualbox or vmware or such) | 03:31 |
Vadi | How can I restart the sound server? | 03:31 |
LetsGo67 | craigbass1976: yes (the PC) | 03:31 |
badkitty | Dr_willis: Oh.. So Im gonna need to set up apache too then? | 03:32 |
LetsGo67 | craigbass1976: or Mac | 03:32 |
pawan | hi | 03:32 |
loa | <evert> try XEN | 03:32 |
craigbass1976 | PC | 03:32 |
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Dr_willis | badkitty, mythtv uses a lot of extra services and stuff. :) | 03:32 |
craigbass1976 | no pass doesnt' matter | 03:32 |
LetsGo67 | Guys, Ubunthree always crashes on 68249, can someone help please? | 03:32 |
pocketwatch | lhoerste, i'm trying to remember what it's called, i used to use that on my laptop | 03:32 |
Keddy | What's the difference between Beryl and Compiz ? Or are they same thing in general ? | 03:32 |
Tailsfan | Hello, I was just curious, but is there anything that's like Dragon NaturallySpeaking for Linux? | 03:33 |
Dr_willis | !beryl | Keddy | 03:33 |
ubotu | Keddy: Beryl has been merged with Compiz to form Compiz-Fusion. New Beryl installs are discouraged. See also !compiz | 03:33 |
LetsGo67 | Keddy: Compiz first, then Beryl, then Compiz Fusion. | 03:33 |
lhoerste | pocketwatch: awesome. at least I know I'm not crazy =) | 03:33 |
Keddy | i see :) | 03:33 |
Keddy | thanx a lot | 03:33 |
loa | <LetsGo67> what is ubunthree | 03:34 |
lhoerste | pocketwatch: mind trying to google for it? | 03:34 |
thinman1189 | hey everyone. i'm having some trouble with my internet. i switched from wireless to wired to flash my firmware. i did'nt actually flash it, that's not the issue. anyway i went to go reconnect to my wireless and i can't for some reason. what's the command to reboot my net? i tried rebooting my computer but it won't work. | 03:34 |
LetsGo67 | Keddy, no problem man. | 03:34 |
LetsGo67 | Loa, I don't know, what is Mewthree? | 03:34 |
_evert_ | loa: that doens't work with ssh afaik | 03:34 |
pawan | how to play happyhardcore radio in audacious | 03:34 |
Decinoge | FloodBot1, give me op | 03:35 |
loa | <thinman1189> sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart | 03:35 |
soldats | lhoerste: whats the prob | 03:35 |
Starnestommy | Decinoge: asking for ops will not make you an op | 03:35 |
_Oz_ | hello all | 03:35 |
Decinoge | lol.. seriously? | 03:35 |
_Oz_ | been playing with compiz all day | 03:35 |
Decinoge | i didn't knew | 03:35 |
lhoerste | I'm looking for something that can make the desktop bigger than my screen (cause it's a TV and small) and then I can drag my mouse around the edges to move the viewing window. If someone could just tell me what this is called, that'd help a lot too. | 03:36 |
speeddemon8803 | !hi | _Oz_ | 03:36 |
ubotu | _Oz_: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! | 03:36 |
lhoerste | soldats: ^^ | 03:36 |
cabrioleur | thinman1189: try "sudo /etc/rc0.d/S15wpa-ifupdown restart" in terminal | 03:36 |
_Oz_ | hi speeddomon | 03:36 |
hieppo | hello anyone experience with ati x1250 video? | 03:36 |
cabrioleur | thinman1189: but reboot would do the same | 03:36 |
_Oz_ | well, I am finally hitting some practical limits in my quest to ditch XP altogether for ubuntu | 03:36 |
hieppo | specifically with enabling dual monitor? | 03:36 |
_Oz_ | problem: you can't really run m$ word and excel perfectly, and adobe photoshop cs2 is not production-quality. | 03:37 |
macogw | lhoerste: i called it "oops" when it happened to me | 03:37 |
sier | hieppo, I searched a little, and got mine to work in 20 min.. (nvidia ) | 03:37 |
Tailsfan | !ubotu \speech-to-text | 03:37 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about speech-to-text - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 03:37 |
deathface | speach to text haha | 03:37 |
hieppo | I know about nvidia. I had it working with an nvidia card too. it is quite easy compared to ati drivers | 03:37 |
macogw | _Oz_: install virtualbox and run windows in a vm then | 03:37 |
Tailsfan | Funny, but I like using it | 03:37 |
CARRESS | Hi, I have an installation question...should I ask here or is there another channel I should be in? | 03:37 |
thinman1189 | loa, it didn't work. cabrioleur, i've tried rebooting my computer, do you mean that rebooting or what loa said? | 03:37 |
Tailsfan | this is the right channel | 03:37 |
hieppo | my current setup has a monitor on dvi and a projector on hdmi | 03:38 |
_Oz_ | macogw: how's the performance penalty? | 03:38 |
macogw | _Oz_: virtualbox can do that mode parallels does where the programs that are running in Windows are just floating on your desktop instead of inside a box | 03:38 |
macogw | _Oz_: smaller than with vmware | 03:38 |
_Oz_ | can I really design in adobe photoshop without a huge hit? | 03:38 |
_Oz_ | mm | 03:38 |
_Oz_ | I like the idea of a parallels-style interface | 03:38 |
loa | <thinman1189> look at your settings vim /etc/network/interfaces | 03:38 |
macogw | _Oz_: virtualbox is the fastest virtual machine, based on the benchmarks i saw, if you pre-allocate the hard drive space (setting "dynamic" so it resizes as you use space makes it very slow though) | 03:38 |
loa | <thinman1189> route -n | 03:38 |
shear | seriously...they push a firefox update down that breaks flash. right on | 03:38 |
cabrioleur | thinman1189: both, what I said and what he said, is done during reboot as well. | 03:38 |
CARRESS | ok..here's the question- keep in mind, I've joined the ubuntu forum, and I've googled and read a few documents. | 03:39 |
Jordan_U | _Oz_, You mean where each windows application has it's own window? | 03:39 |
CARRESS | It doesn't seem like anyone is addressing a brand new hd w/o an os installed, and I remember reading once that in order to dual boot, windows had to go on first... | 03:39 |
pocketwatch | lhoerste, edit your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file. look for a line called "Virtual" and change the resolution (back it up first!) | 03:39 |
_Oz_ | I need to play a bit with virtualbox | 03:39 |
_Oz_ | it doesn't look super user-friendly | 03:39 |
loa | <thinman1189> I think you reconfigure something wrong... | 03:39 |
_Oz_ | then again, I'm an idiot | 03:39 |
ArielMT | _Oz_: yup. you'll need to install windows in a virtualbox vm, but once you have that and the virtualbox driver installed in windows, your windows windows and ubuntu windows can be side-by-side :D | 03:39 |
badkitty | CARRESS: It doesnt have to go on first, it just makes it way easier to setup | 03:39 |
loa | <_Oz_> i think it is very userfriendly) | 03:39 |
thinman1189 | loa, all i did was turn off my wireless and turn on wired. the settings look the same but it won't work | 03:40 |
_Oz_ | arielmt: I will do it. | 03:40 |
CARRESS | bad, ok.. so I should put on windows first, and partition the hd thru windows? | 03:40 |
_Oz_ | I wish we could get M$' apps to be truly and 100% compatible in linux | 03:40 |
_Oz_ | I have no choice but to use them, everyone at my office uses office | 03:40 |
Jordan_U | _Oz_, I wish we didn't need to :) | 03:40 |
badkitty | CARRESS: Yes, infact if you can partition the drive before you install windows, thats the easiest | 03:40 |
_Oz_ | converting them will be impossible :) | 03:40 |
_Oz_ | jordan_U: I am with you there. | 03:41 |
loa | <thinman1189> show me your ifconfig and route -n, and describe what connection you want create | 03:41 |
_Oz_ | I hate M$. | 03:41 |
macogw | _Oz_: http://blog.gobanquet.com/index.php/virtualbox-15-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly/ | 03:41 |
_Oz_ | Hate the way they make me jump through hoops.\ | 03:41 |
CARRESS | partition it using what? I'm rather green... | 03:41 |
_Oz_ | ah, thanks, macogw. | 03:41 |
speeddemon8803 | !factoid speech-to-text | 03:41 |
macogw | _Oz_: note that the "the bad" that says there are no packages for the open source edition is now wrong. it's virtualbox-ose in the repos | 03:41 |
cabrioleur | _Oz_: OpenOffice filters for excell and word don't work for you? | 03:41 |
CARRESS | badkitty partition it using what? I'm rather green... | 03:41 |
_Oz_ | cabrioleur: the problem is I work on fairly complex spreadsheets which are then passed off to other people in the office | 03:42 |
badkitty | CARRESS: There are a ton of partitioners you can download for free and make a live boot cd from to do this.. Many of the HDD cd's come with partitioners as well | 03:42 |
macogw | _Oz_: i dont know what else has changed since the article was written. i dont use that mode. itd be silly when my virtual machine is debian without X :P | 03:42 |
_Oz_ | openoffice is fine for simple stuff, but if you dig past skin deep it's not really compatible with office 2003 | 03:42 |
ArielMT | can OOo understand office 2k7's format? | 03:42 |
lhoerste | pocketwatch: there is no "Virtual" line | 03:42 |
cabrioleur | _Oz_: if you use Office 2003 consider CrossOffice. | 03:42 |
badkitty | CARRESS: You have a brand new HDD right? | 03:42 |
CARRESS | badkitty, yes | 03:42 |
cylex | What port do I need open to recieve email? | 03:42 |
_Oz_ | cabrioleur: I did. crossoffice doesn't really support it 100%. the only "gold" status they give is to office 2000, which is too old. | 03:43 |
badkitty | CARRESS: What brand is it? Did it come with a CD? | 03:43 |
speeddemon8803 | cylex it depends on your isp | 03:43 |
cylex | speeddemon8803: my isp allows port 25 to be open, but I thought it was to send th email | 03:43 |
badkitty | BRB CARRESS | 03:43 |
CARRESS | badkitty it's a toshiba, no cd.. but I do have my toshiba recovery disk (w. xp)that came w/ the laptop initially... | 03:43 |
jack-desktop | how can i set my firefox font to "Sans" if it doesn't have the font in the font list | 03:43 |
shear | hmm, anyone heard anything about flash breaking with the firefox update that got sent down a day or two ago? | 03:43 |
speeddemon8803 | breaking? | 03:44 |
loa | I found cool option in ntfs-3g - remove_hiberfile | 03:44 |
loa | :D | 03:44 |
thinman1189 | loa : what should i give you? | 03:44 |
speeddemon8803 | Flash was fixed with the update a few days ago supposedly. | 03:44 |
astro76 | jack-desktop: is bitstream vera sans in the list? because that's what sans links to | 03:44 |
shear | speeddemon8803: as in, winds up like it's gonna play, then nothing | 03:44 |
loa | ntfs-3g is very friendly ЖВ | 03:44 |
speeddemon8803 | mine has no issues...hmmm | 03:44 |
danbhfive | shear: is flash broken for you? | 03:44 |
shear | speeddemon8803: it worked for me before, and now not | 03:44 |
cylex | I have postfix set up, what port does it use to send email and what port does it use to receive email | 03:45 |
shear | danbhfive: yes | 03:45 |
cylex | someone please answer :) | 03:45 |
loa | <thinman1189> ifconfig and route -n, and describe what network connection you must have | 03:45 |
jack-desktop | astro76, yes! thanks. go astros ;p | 03:45 |
speeddemon8803 | !repeat | 03:45 |
ubotu | 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 | 03:45 |
Flashq009 | how do I get webpages designed with MSfrontpage, using templates, to display images in apache with extension .htm? I have already put the index.htm and all files in /www. Cannot seem to see the template images displayed. Any help would be appreciated. | 03:45 |
danbhfive | shear: here is a command to attempt a reinstall, see if that works sudo apt-get install --reinstall flashplugin-nonfree | 03:45 |
shear | danbhfive: trying... | 03:45 |
loa | <cylex> netstat -n | 03:45 |
cylex | loa: thx | 03:45 |
thinman1189 | loa : gimme a min in order to do that i have to save it to my usb drive and put it on this comp | 03:46 |
macogw | ArielMT: yes, OOo 2.3 can open O2k7. I don't think it can save to it though. 3.0 (due in september) should be able to. | 03:46 |
MrPiracy | i have just updated ubuntu gutsy gibbon and all my video settings are gone. i was using i810 with a intel 946gz chipset with no problems. any help? | 03:46 |
cylex | Is it safe to leave port 25 open for others? | 03:46 |
loa | <thinman1189> ifconfig | 03:46 |
ArielMT | macogw: cool. thanks. | 03:46 |
loa | <thinman1189> route -n | 03:46 |
badkitty | BACK | 03:46 |
macogw | MrPiracy: it switched you to the new intel drivers, right? | 03:47 |
thinman1189 | loa : yeah but i need to copy all that output from my ubuntu box to this one before i can show you | 03:47 |
loa | <thinman1189> and describe your network connection, what settings you need. | 03:47 |
badkitty | CARRESS: No that wont have it I dont think | 03:47 |
iblastoff2 | no one would happen to have a d-link usb dwl-g122 (rev a1) wireless adapter would they? didn't work in dapper..2 years later and im trying gutsty still with no luck in getting it to work | 03:47 |
cabrioleur | cylex, no. | 03:47 |
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thinman1189 | loa : i need a static ip, my network is a router and a repeater. | 03:47 |
cylex | cabrioleur: if I close port 25 then how will I send email | 03:48 |
cylex | I setup saslauthd | 03:48 |
badkitty | CARRESS: Lets see .. google search live CD partitioner? I think BartPE had one lemme see | 03:48 |
loa | <thinman1189> try ifconfig eth0 ip | 03:48 |
MrPiracy | macogw: nope, it switched me to VESA, when i try to set it back to i810 or intel, it doesnt work ... after reboot i am presented to a message saying my screen/graphics could not be detected | 03:48 |
loa | <thinman1189> where eth0 your interface | 03:48 |
cabrioleur | if you close incoming you should be fine. | 03:48 |
thiemster | is there anyway to get a canon canoscan 8600f scanner working with ubuntu? | 03:48 |
speeddemon8803 | Carress...you can try gparted...it has a live cd :) | 03:48 |
K_Dallas | Q: I installed KDE + a few chess programs etc and now I have lost my wireless connection to the home wlan. On the same machine wlan works under windows. How do i resolve this problem? Thanks (right now i am on windows) | 03:48 |
speeddemon8803 | its the gnome partition editor | 03:49 |
lhoerste | pocketwatch: genius! | 03:49 |
loa | <thinman1189> and if you need gateway... then route add default gw 192.168.0.1 | 03:49 |
lhoerste | pocketwatch: it worked | 03:49 |
danbhfive | CARRESS: the ubuntu livecd has gparted on it, if you can run that | 03:49 |
cylex | thinman1189: i know a tutorial, that'll give u static ip under ubuntu.. if you just give me a min | 03:49 |
loa | <thinman1189> where ip is your gateway | 03:49 |
cabrioleur | cylex: are you running mail server on ubuntu? | 03:49 |
CARRESS | speed - I checked out gparted, I just was hesitant to do it if I needed to have windows installed first. | 03:49 |
thiemster | is there anyway to get a canoscan 8600f scanner working in ubuntu? | 03:49 |
pocketwatch | lhoerste, im glad you figured it out, because iwas running out of ideas >< | 03:49 |
LinuxMercedes | I'm having trouble installing Ubuntu 6 =[ | 03:49 |
CARRESS | bad - windows is on there, I've used it to reinstall after a viral infection before... | 03:49 |
cylex | cabrioleur : yes | 03:49 |
thinman1189 | cylex it was working perfectly before but then i switched from wireless to wired for a min and now i can't get back | 03:49 |
K_Dallas | (bte, i also installed php, mysql, apache) | 03:49 |
Flashq009 | does anyone know how to get images with .htm to display in apache? | 03:49 |
cabrioleur | cylex: in this case you cannot really close it :-) | 03:50 |
d3ads0ul | anyone around that can help me with burning dvds? | 03:50 |
badkitty | CARRESS: Wait a sec do you have an actual windows disk or only the reccovery disk | 03:50 |
CARRESS | dan - I have the cd..just really wanted to check about the windows thing..if I used gparted is it still harder to put windows on later? | 03:50 |
cylex | cabriolerus: ok .. so postfix with saslauthd is ok? | 03:50 |
thinman1189 | lao how do i know which eth it is? | 03:50 |
lhoerste | pocketwatch: yea we were googling while getting ideas from you and happened to find a config which coencided w/ what you said | 03:50 |
Dr_willis | d3ads0ul, you mean making data dvd's or VIDEO dvd's ? | 03:50 |
CARRESS | badkitty - no just the recovery disk | 03:50 |
badkitty | CARRESS: Put windows on first | 03:50 |
d3ads0ul | Dr_willis im trying to burn an .iso | 03:51 |
echo-y-y | can someone help me figure out why fonts in epiphany (or even firefox) are much uglier than they look in windows? and how i can fix it? | 03:51 |
danbhfive | !who | CARRESS | 03:51 |
ubotu | CARRESS: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 03:51 |
d3ads0ul | :-( unable to WRITE@LBA=0h: Input/output error | 03:51 |
d3ads0ul | :-( write failed: Input/output error | 03:51 |
echo-y-y | !tab test | 03:51 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about tab test - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 03:51 |
badkitty | CARRESS: do you have or can you get access to partition magic? I guess the disk SHOULD be able to resize your windows disk and install ubuntu .. that should work | 03:51 |
CARRESS | danbhfive...ok | 03:51 |
cylex | thinman1189: http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_server_ubuntu7.10_p3 go to step 7 | 03:51 |
cabrioleur | echo-y-y: change the font to whatever you are used to in windows. | 03:51 |
shear | danbhfive: it's working now, but it's thrashing the CPU. running at 100% solid and I the video is quite choppy. (using youtube to test) | 03:51 |
thiemster | !who | 03:51 |
ubotu | As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 03:51 |
cabrioleur | echo-y-y: they are better looking thought... | 03:51 |
CARRESS | badkitty - not sure HOW to get it, but if I can find it via google, I can get it.. | 03:52 |
thinman1189 | lao if i type in ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.1 then it says SIOCSIFADDR: Permission denied SIOCSIFFLAGS: Permission denied | 03:52 |
Jordan_U | when I try to use perl style regular expressions with grep ( grep --perl-regexp ) I get the error : "grep: The -P option is not supported" but it's in the man page as an option, is there something that I need to do to add support for this? | 03:52 |
loa | <shear> you talking about opera? | 03:52 |
cylex | thinman1189: http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_server_ubuntu7.10_p3 go to step 7 | 03:52 |
thinman1189 | cylex it was working perfectly before but then i switched from wireless to wired for a min and now i can't get back. i'll check that link | 03:52 |
Starnestommy | thinman1189: try sudo ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.1 | 03:52 |
shear | loa: firefox | 03:52 |
danbhfive | shear: hmmm, well, I don't know, maybe a reboot will fix that? I really have no idea about that | 03:52 |
echo-y-y | cabrioleur: i know i can change ubuntu's appearance to use subpixel smoothing (which i suppose is similar to 'cleartype')... but i can't seem to make changes that effect my web browsers (epiphany and firefox) | 03:52 |
badkitty | CARRESS: I would just go ahead and install windows ... then ubuntu should do the rest, just pay attention to the settings when it talks about resizing or partitioning | 03:52 |
cylex | thinman1189 : also check if other comp didn't take it | 03:52 |
loa | <shear> amd64 ? | 03:52 |
cylex | thinman1189 : try pinging the ip | 03:52 |
shear | danbhfive: will try. thanks | 03:52 |
shear | loa: yes | 03:53 |
CARRESS | badkitty, that's what I'll do. Thanks. | 03:53 |
badkitty | CARRESS: But windows goes first ... if you want to make things easy on yourself | 03:53 |
lhoerste | does anyone remember that post in the forums about the flash fix? | 03:53 |
shear | loa: not amd64 ubuntu though | 03:53 |
lhoerste | the bot used to tell us how to goet it | 03:53 |
Flashq009 | anyone know how to get images with (.htm) extensions to display in apache? | 03:53 |
cylex | If I close port 25, I wont receive email? | 03:53 |
cabrioleur | echo-y-y: it's the same setup. Try different font (you can use windows fonts as well). | 03:53 |
iblastoff | no one would happen to have a d-link usb dwl-g122 (rev a1) wireless adapter would they? didn't work in dapper..2 years later and im trying gutsty still with no luck in getting it to work | 03:53 |
cylex | Flashq009: you are looking for program to download the website? lookup wget | 03:53 |
loa | <shear> hmm, what you mean, you use i686? | 03:54 |
punkgy | does anybody know how I can check to see if my serial ports are being detected? | 03:54 |
CARRESS | Thanks all | 03:54 |
shear | loa: using i386, when i installed, too much stuff didn't work under amd64 | 03:54 |
thinman1189 | cylex, how do i ping it? | 03:54 |
MrPiracy | i have just updated ubuntu gutsy gibbon and all my video settings are gone. i was using i810 with a intel 946gz chipset with no problems. any help? | 03:54 |
kingz | hello | 03:54 |
thinman1189 | cylex : i'm on a windows laptop atm | 03:54 |
cylex | thinman1189 : lol.. ping ipaddress | 03:55 |
loa | <shear> yeh) under amd64 you need nswrapper | 03:55 |
loa | ) | 03:55 |
saphire | Konnichiwa! Genki desu ka? | 03:55 |
loa | another buggy solution) | 03:55 |
kingz | people i'm running linux ubuntu 7.10 and how to change this kingz@kingz-secure | 03:55 |
lhoerste | loa: does that work on PS3 arch as well? | 03:55 |
pocketwatch | cylex, if you close 25 you won't send mail from your own server on 25 | 03:55 |
echo-y-y | cabrioleur: when i make changes in system-->appearance-->font, i will see changes in subpixel smoothing in the title bar of the browser.. but it does not subpixel smooth the actual fonts within the browser itself (like any results from a google search) | 03:55 |
nano_ | Hi | 03:55 |
kingz | i wants to chage the hostmask kingz-secure | 03:55 |
nano_ | whose in charge here | 03:55 |
shear | loa: so with the flash update, i need to run firefox with nswrapper? i never had to before, what changed? | 03:55 |
Starnestommy | kingz: use the hostname command | 03:55 |
thinman1189 | cylx i typed ping and the static ip adress and it timed out | 03:55 |
cylex | pocketwatch: will I be able to receive emails? | 03:55 |
macogw | saphire: #ubuntu-jp ni itte kudasai | 03:55 |
MrPiracy | how can i restore my screen settings? | 03:55 |
K_Dallas | Q: I installed KDE + a few chess programs etc and now I have lost my wireless connection to the home wlan. On the same machine wlan works under windows. How do i resolve this problem? Thanks (right now i am on windows) | 03:56 |
speeddemon8803 | !jp | 03:56 |
ubotu | 日本語の場合は #ubuntu-jp または #kubuntu-jp を参照して下さい | 03:56 |
cylex | thinman1189 : cool , so its not taken.. use the tutorial to setup under ubuntu | 03:56 |
pocketwatch | cylex, are you using pop/imap from another server or are you running yoru own mail server? | 03:56 |
Jack_Sparrow | nano_: Just ask your question | 03:56 |
kingz | Starnestommy: please tell me how to change it | 03:56 |
cylex | pocketwatch: own mail server | 03:56 |
whyameye | shear: I'm just tuning in. If you are running 64 bit linux you need the wraper. otherwise you shouldn't. | 03:56 |
loa | <shear> i have no problem with flash on my i686 box | 03:56 |
macogw | speeddemon8803: i just told him that...basically | 03:56 |
saphire | LOL I speak english, just wanted to see if anyone spoke JP... | 03:56 |
loa | <shear> all is out of box | 03:56 |
cabrioleur | nano_: the great flying spagetti monster. | 03:56 |
kingz | Starnestommy: please tell me how to change it | 03:56 |
echo-y-y | nano: i am in charge | 03:56 |
macogw | saphire: baka! | 03:56 |
pocketwatch | cylex, 25 is what sendmail/etc uses to send it. 130 iirc is incoming mail | 03:56 |
shear | whyameye: that's what i thought, and I'm not running the 64bit version | 03:56 |
kingz | Starnestommy: tell me the command pls | 03:56 |
loa | <shear> flash comes with restricted packets | 03:56 |
MrPiracy | saphire: lol i understand konishiwa | 03:57 |
Starnestommy | kingz: the 'hostname' command | 03:57 |
thinman1189 | cylex : what i don't get is that this worked until 20mins ago when i quickly switched from wireless to wired. | 03:57 |
saphire | ^.^ | 03:57 |
saphire | How is everyone? | 03:57 |
kingz | Starnestommy: when i type i read only kingz-secure | 03:57 |
punkgy | does anybody know how to get the serial console connection to a cisco switch to work (ie what program to use) | 03:57 |
speeddemon8803 | I just use the bot, its a lot easier to type in a small command than type in a whole line saying "this room's official language is english" | 03:57 |
kingz | i wants to change kingz-secure to kingz | 03:57 |
echo-y-y | cabrioleur: what font do you use in epiphany? | 03:57 |
Starnestommy | kingz: sudo hostname kingz | 03:57 |
macogw | saphire: probably wakarimasen, because of you :P | 03:57 |
Flashq009 | cylex>>not to download website, but to host website that I created in MS Frontpage 2003 using templates. I have put the index.htm file and other files in the www folder, but cannot seem to get images with have (.htm) to display in apache. Any help would be appreciated. | 03:57 |
cylex | thinman1189 : so the tutorial don't work? | 03:57 |
shear | loa: i've got it installed. I've been running this install for 2 years now, but flash just broke with an update. | 03:57 |
thinman1189 | cylex : trying it now | 03:57 |
cylex | thinman1189 : k | 03:58 |
macogw | Flashq009: images dont end in .htm | 03:58 |
d3ads0ul | If someone could help me with burning dvds, please send me a pm | 03:58 |
loa | <shear> try to use old deb | 03:58 |
monte | hey does anyone in here have aim that can talk me through to get some plugins for some stuff | 03:58 |
cylex | Flashq009: you can set it up under mimetypes | 03:58 |
saphire | macogw: I only know a little japanese... Im learning... | 03:58 |
LinuxMercedes | I'm having trouble installing Ubuntu. It gets 93% into the install and then stops | 03:58 |
cabrioleur | echo-y-y: I don't use epiphany. | 03:58 |
macogw | saphire: me too, why do you think i switched to ingrish? | 03:58 |
cylex | Flashq009: look through your apache2 directory and search for mimetypes | 03:58 |
kingz | Starnestommy: i type that and now i can't open terminal or any folder :S | 03:58 |
saphire | LOL | 03:58 |
kingz | Starnestommy: i type that and now i can't open terminal or any folder :S help me please how to fix that :S | 03:59 |
Snow | Anyone know of a way I can encrypt text in a text-file? | 03:59 |
Flashq009 | cylex>> looking for mimetypes. What are mimetypes? | 03:59 |
echo-y-y | my text in terminal is much cleaner and easier to read that my text in epiphany... is there any way i can just make epiphany's font look like terminal? | 03:59 |
speeddemon8803 | !md5 | 03:59 |
ubotu | To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/VerifyIsoHowto or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 03:59 |
Starnestommy | kingz: you'll need to change it back to kingz-secure or you'll need to restart | 03:59 |
loa | <shear> i update my hardy today... now i sturt page with few flash banners, all is all right) | 03:59 |
kingz | omg | 03:59 |
ArielMT | kingz: log out and log back in. when you changed your hostname, your x session lost its authentication | 04:00 |
mahmoud2 | Snow: GPG (GnuPG) | 04:00 |
kingz | :S | 04:00 |
astro76 | !gpg | Snow | 04:00 |
ubotu | Snow: gpg is the GNU Privacy Guard. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GnuPrivacyGuardHowto and class #8 on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ClassroomTranscripts | 04:00 |
kingz | Starnestommy: i can't change it back | 04:00 |
kingz | Starnestommy: i can't open terminal | 04:00 |
loa | :D | 04:00 |
Snow | Thank you | 04:00 |
ArielMT | a full reboot shouldn't be needed, but that works too. just log out and log back in | 04:00 |
Starnestommy | kingz: hit ctrl+alt+f2 then type that command in after you log in | 04:00 |
monte | can some one help me with all the plugins for movies and watch vids off websites | 04:00 |
Jack_Sparrow | !restricted | 04:01 |
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 | 04:01 |
thiemster | monte: you need flash and java | 04:01 |
Dr_willis | monte, install the w32codec pack from the medibuntu site for starters | 04:01 |
LinuxMercedes | I'm having trouble installing Ubuntu. It gets 93% into the install and then stops "Configuring Hardware". Can anyone help? | 04:01 |
badkitty | Hey jw144000 | 04:01 |
shear | loa: i'm going to try a reboot, but i'm not gonna upgrade to the devel version. I've found that for the past few releases, ubuntu has broken far more tha it fixed | 04:01 |
monte | dr willes do u have aim | 04:01 |
monte | willis* | 04:01 |
jw144000 | I just installed Gutsy Gibbon on my external hard drive, and even when I change my BIOS settings to have it boot the external hard drive through USB, it won't boot. How can I get it to work? | 04:01 |
shear | loa: each release breaks more than it fixes | 04:01 |
Dr_willis | monte, nope.. and ive told ya what you need to do. :) enable the medibuntu repo. install the w32codec pack | 04:02 |
Jack_Sparrow | monte: Checkout the restricted format page for most of what you might need | 04:02 |
Dr_willis | !w32codecs | monte | 04:02 |
ubotu | monte: The Win32 codecs are available from the Medibuntu repositories (see « /msg ubotu medibuntu »), and for releases prior to Gutsy, also at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages | 04:02 |
echo-y-y | anyone have any recommendations for a browser that uses very little resources? | 04:02 |
saphire | OKay so Im a noob at JP, and Im also a noob at Unix/Linux/Ubuntu.... Where do i go to start learning all about Ubuntu? | 04:02 |
monte | so were do i go to download w32codecs at in add and remove | 04:03 |
Jack_Sparrow | !training | 04:03 |
ubotu | A desktop course manual for Ubuntu 7.10 can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Training | 04:03 |
kosak | dillo, but sucks | 04:03 |
Starnestommy | monte: use system > administration > synaptic | 04:03 |
geekworx__ | Starnestommy: okay dude i restart my computer and what now ? | 04:03 |
kosak | try epiphany or swiftwisel | 04:03 |
Dr_willis | !medibuntu | monte | 04:03 |
ubotu | monte: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org | 04:03 |
Starnestommy | geekworx__: is it working? | 04:03 |
geekworx__ | Starnestommy: no | 04:03 |
cylex | Flashq009: if you can't find it.. then you can put this index.jpg under DirectoryIndex | 04:03 |
kosak | check those browsers (or opera) | 04:03 |
cylex | Flashq009: where index.html is located | 04:04 |
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kingzz | :S | 04:04 |
kingzz | damn | 04:04 |
thinman1189 | cylex brb gotta find the charger for this | 04:04 |
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cylex | thinman1189: heh ok | 04:04 |
monte | Starnestommy: do u have aim | 04:04 |
Starnestommy | monte: I answered you | 04:04 |
kingzz | Starnestommy: i can open folders now but look kingz@kingz-secure:~$ w | 04:05 |
kingzz | ( i wants to change that kingz-secure ) | 04:05 |
monte | k | 04:05 |
kingzz | Starnestommy: i can open folders now but look kingz@kingz-secure:~$ w | 04:05 |
echosystm` | can anyone tell me, how do you mount a usb drive from commandline? | 04:05 |
cylex | Flashq009: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_mime.html | 04:05 |
LinuxMercedes | I'm having trouble installing Ubuntu. It gets 93% into the install and then stops "Configuring Hardware". Can anyone help? | 04:05 |
Flashq009 | cylex>> index.htm is located in /var/www | 04:05 |
badkitty | echosystm`: type man mount it will tell you how | 04:05 |
kingzz | Starnestommy: please help me tommy, i wants to change that @kingz-secure | 04:06 |
cylex | Flashq009: may be image location in the html files isn't unix compatible | 04:06 |
drpcken | for anything that uses pidgin, is there anyway to make the minimized message flash at the bottom, instead of the tray icon changing? OR can you suggest a better multiprotocol IM program? | 04:06 |
cylex | Flashq009: does this work http://server/image.jpg | 04:06 |
shear | rediculous...looks like it's time to try another distro. | 04:06 |
Blue_Sassley | Hi guys I'm trying to setup VNC over SSH and I have it going but when I try and connect to the VNC server I get the error "unable to connect to display """ | 04:07 |
LinuxMercedes | I'm having trouble installing Ubuntu. It gets 93% into the install and then stops "Configuring Hardware". Can anyone help? Using Ubuntu 6.06 LTS Desktop edition. | 04:07 |
kingzz | look people | 04:07 |
kingzz | ~# cat /etc/hostname | 04:07 |
kingzz | kingz-secure | 04:07 |
Flashq009 | Cylex>> that works | 04:07 |
kingzz | how to change my hostname? | 04:07 |
Starnestommy | kingzz: edit that file? | 04:08 |
RJ_Squirrel | shear: do you want to know how to fix flash | 04:08 |
astro76 | !hostname | kingzz | 04:08 |
ubotu | kingzz: Use hostname <somehostname> to set the hostname, or to do it permanently: edit /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts . WARNING! Make sure that your current hostname and /etc/hosts match, otherwise sudo may not work properly. Alternatively, use the gui at system>administration>networking on the "General" tab | 04:08 |
craigbass1976 | Hey folks... Rather than fart around wiht a gutsy disc.. can anyone tell me what usually will give a "diskette drive 0 seek failure" ? I've disabeld the floppy, checked RAM... | 04:08 |
shear | RJ_Squirrel: if you know how, then yeah | 04:08 |
cylex | Flashq009: images are casesensitive.. and also try http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_mime.html | 04:08 |
mynyml | what package can i find glib-gettext in? | 04:08 |
Jordan_U | when I try to use perl style regular expressions with grep ( grep --perl-regexp ) I get the error : "grep: The -P option is not supported" but it's in the man page as an option, is there something that I need to do to add support for this? | 04:08 |
RJ_Squirrel | !flashissues | 04:08 |
ubotu | The Flash plugin installation has been broken for some time. A fix has been released now, although it might not have yet reached all mirrors. If the update fails to install Flash, try « sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-nonfree ; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree » | 04:08 |
sanesto | hello | 04:08 |
craigbass1976 | HD can be read from another linux livecd (DSL) | 04:08 |
RJ_Squirrel | shear: That is the short answer | 04:08 |
sanesto | anyone has experience with grub | 04:08 |
sanesto | i need a little help | 04:08 |
shear | RJ_Squirrel: did the reinstall, but why not, i'll give it another go | 04:08 |
Flashq009 | cylex>>> i am used MS Frontpage template to create the webpage. | 04:08 |
cylex | sanesto: I can help you get rid of it .. lol that's all I know | 04:08 |
sanesto | loooooooool | 04:09 |
craigbass1976 | sanesto, I've some. WHat's the isue | 04:09 |
craigbass1976 | issue | 04:09 |
RJ_Squirrel | shear: REMOVE the other fully firat | 04:09 |
RochJer | Hiya - I need some assistance on getting the necessary file permission to save file - I'm already an administrator | 04:09 |
RJ_Squirrel | first | 04:09 |
cylex | Flashq009: then you need to install frontpage extensions for apache.. google it | 04:09 |
kingzz | people help me what to write in Terminal to change my hostname please!? | 04:09 |
RochJer | Trying to edit sources.list | 04:09 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, are you connecting from linux to linux? | 04:09 |
craigbass1976 | RochJer, sudo vi filename | 04:09 |
Starnestommy | kingzz: read the message ubotu sent. | 04:09 |
sanesto | cylex | 04:09 |
kingzz | Starnestommy: i know only to work in terminal;S | 04:09 |
sanesto | can you go in pm | 04:09 |
sanesto | ? | 04:09 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, I've tried both ways linux to linux and winblows to linux | 04:09 |
kingzz | and i make that | 04:10 |
craigbass1976 | RochJer, or, if you don't like vi, sudo chown yourname:yourname filename | 04:10 |
cabroni_ | where I find a free alternative to create presentations? | 04:10 |
kingzz | and the hostname its still kingz@kingz-secure | 04:10 |
kingzz | :S | 04:10 |
kingzz | how to change that ? | 04:10 |
Jack_Sparrow | shear: may I pm | 04:10 |
sanesto | cylex | 04:10 |
Starnestommy | kingzz: edit /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts | 04:10 |
sanesto | u there | 04:10 |
craigbass1976 | RochJer, then edit with whatever, and then chown back to whoever owned it in the first place | 04:10 |
cylex | sanesto: yes | 04:10 |
Flashq009 | cylex>>>I did, google it, unfortunately, not able to get extension. Do you know where I can get it? | 04:10 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, you started a vncserver session on :1 or :2, right? | 04:10 |
tockitj | Q: is there ubuntu package for 'http://home.eunet.no/pnordahl/ntpasswd/' i could really use it right now (im recovering lost win partition :-/) | 04:10 |
sanesto | i'm in pm wi th u | 04:10 |
sanesto | but your not responding | 04:10 |
craigbass1976 | cabroni_, ooimpress? | 04:10 |
cylex | changing hostname: go under debian: --> http://www.ducea.com/2006/08/07/how-to-change-the-hostname-of-a-linux-system/ | 04:10 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, correct vncserver:1 | 04:10 |
cabroni_ | openoffice? | 04:11 |
cylex | Flashq009: I can search for u.. brb | 04:11 |
RochJer | I was trying to get java working better - thats why I had to edit source list | 04:11 |
RochJer | pogo.com lags up the java performance | 04:11 |
craigbass1976 | cabroni_, yep, there's a powerpoint type of program in there called impress | 04:11 |
Flashq009 | cylex>>>thank you cylex | 04:11 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, and the client is set up for tunneling and you're connecting vnc to localhost:5900? | 04:11 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, in the ubuntu doc they said to use 5901 | 04:11 |
shear | Jack_Sparrow: sure | 04:11 |
Jack_Sparrow | RochJer: Changing sources isnt going to help with java | 04:12 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, or that | 04:12 |
macogw | cabroni_: it can open/save powerpoint files too | 04:12 |
RochJer | Okay. | 04:12 |
sanesto | i have my internal hard disk and an external one | 04:12 |
sanesto | i had windows xp on the internal one and installed fedora core | 04:12 |
sanesto | then i plugged my external and installed on it ubuntu | 04:12 |
sanesto | now if i boot the grub from the external everything works | 04:12 |
sanesto | but if i boot grub on the internal one i get grub error 21 | 04:12 |
FloodBot3 | sanesto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:12 |
RochJer | What is the best solution to fix the pogo.com with java ? | 04:12 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, so yeah I am tunneling via 5901 | 04:12 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, in system > preferences > remote desktop, enable "allow ... to connect" | 04:12 |
drpcken | for anything that uses pidgin, is there anyway to make the minimized message flash at the bottom when a new message arrives?, instead of the tray icon changing? OR can you suggest a better multiprotocol IM program? | 04:12 |
badkitty | BRB | 04:13 |
sanesto | i have my internal hard disk and an external one i had windows xp on the internal one and installed fedora core then i plugged my external and installed on it ubuntu now if i boot the grub from the external everything works but if i boot grub on the internal one i get grub error 21 | 04:13 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, ok, let me check now | 04:13 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, i had some trouble recently with that myself, but once i enabled that it worked. | 04:13 |
sanesto | how can i fix it ? | 04:13 |
craigbass1976 | sanesto, And someone correct me if I'm wrong, couldn't you copy menu.lst over to the internal HD and just change a bit of stuff to makeit work from there? | 04:13 |
RochJer | What is the best solution to fix the pogo.com with java ? (just wanted an opinion) | 04:13 |
sanesto | yea i can do that but i don't know what to change | 04:14 |
cabroni_ | ok, Im opening it now, but it take low my laptop, Are exist a "lite" version of Impress? | 04:14 |
fr500 | sanesto: the grub that works...does it show the 3 OSs? | 04:14 |
danbhfive | sanesto: I think you have to edit menu.lst | 04:14 |
sanesto | yea | 04:14 |
sanesto | it shows them all | 04:14 |
sanesto | xp fedora and ubuntu | 04:14 |
cylex | sanesto: you want to get rid of grub? | 04:14 |
cylex | Flashq009: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=170333 | 04:14 |
sanesto | i just want a way to boot the 3 os whether i have my external plugged in or not | 04:14 |
cylex | Flashq009: I hope this works | 04:14 |
sanesto | which contains ubuntu installation | 04:14 |
craigbass1976 | I say copy menu.lst... the drive references will all be wrong I think, though the kernels will be right | 04:14 |
Flashq009 | Cylex>> thank you. | 04:14 |
thinman1189 | cylex i'm not sure if it matters but i had to use ndiswrapper to get it to work in the first place | 04:15 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, ok I just tested it and still got the error... am I suppose to run the vncviewer command in the SSH session? | 04:15 |
sanesto | i copied menu.lst and still got error 21 | 04:15 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, can you connect from the host machine to itself (as a test) | 04:15 |
sanesto | ... | 04:15 |
cylex | sanesto: it's not possible unless you run Virtual Machine software | 04:15 |
sanesto | hmmm | 04:15 |
craigbass1976 | sanesto, my last comment makes me sound like a jerk.. not sure how else to put it. anyway.... did you change the drive references? | 04:15 |
sanesto | there's no way to have ubuntu on the external and fedora + xp on the internal ? | 04:16 |
sanesto | no, i'm not good with drive references | 04:16 |
cylex | sanesto: not that I know of | 04:16 |
Jack_Sparrow | sanesto: Did you install to the external last? | 04:16 |
sanesto | yea | 04:16 |
sanesto | i did | 04:16 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, yes I have tested with just vncviewer | 04:16 |
sanesto | last thing i did was ubuntu on external | 04:16 |
craigbass1976 | (hd0,0) those parts | 04:16 |
cylex | thinman1189: got it working? | 04:16 |
goodmami | Can I change the Input Method of a program from the command line? | 04:16 |
craigbass1976 | Hey folks... Rather than fart around wiht a gutsy disc.. can anyone tell me what usually will give a "diskette drive 0 seek failure" ? I've disabled the floppy, checked RAM... | 04:17 |
Jack_Sparrow | sanesto: If you installed grub to the onboard mbr and not the bootable usb drive the onboard drive will only look for grub on the external | 04:17 |
goodmami | (eg, in some text areas you can right-click, select Input Method, and choose one... Other types of text areas do not allow this) | 04:17 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, and the command I'm running is: vncviewer -via <IP address> <computer-name>:<display number> | 04:17 |
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thinman1189 | cylex : no | 04:17 |
sanesto | so if i reinstall grub on fedora | 04:17 |
Jack_Sparrow | sanesto: Copy the menu list all you want, without the external it will not work | 04:17 |
sanesto | i mean | 04:18 |
cylex | thinman1189: try backing up everything and reinstalling the distro | 04:18 |
goodmami | (the problem is that in some applications the keyboard goes dead, and I have to select an input method (such as SCIM or default)) | 04:18 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, one sec, checking something | 04:18 |
sanesto | if i reinstall fedora on internal | 04:18 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, ok thanks | 04:18 |
sanesto | i should be able to boot os on internal | 04:18 |
sanesto | ? | 04:18 |
Jack_Sparrow | sanesto: You would reinstall grub to the mbr of the onboard pointing to fedora. | 04:18 |
sanesto | how do i reinstall grub ? | 04:19 |
thinman1189 | cylex won't work. i had a lot of trouble and used ndiswrapper to get this to work in the first place. it's not an out of the box card. | 04:19 |
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Jack_Sparrow | sanesto: Grub in fedora can point to the external drive | 04:19 |
cylex | thinman1189: ah | 04:19 |
sanesto | aha | 04:19 |
sanesto | so to reinstall grub | 04:19 |
sanesto | of fedora | 04:19 |
sanesto | what i do | 04:19 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, i'm not going to be much help with the linux to linux connection since i used putty on a windows box at work to connect at home :( | 04:20 |
Jack_Sparrow | I am in the middle of another project, so I cant give you the time for that.. SInce it is fedora and reinstalling grub they might be able to help as well | 04:20 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketdrummer, thats fine | 04:20 |
acee1234 | anything involving video playback is flickering badly on my ubuntu restricted driver are installed direct rendering returns yes any ideas? | 04:20 |
sanesto | so i reinstal fedora? | 04:20 |
Jack_Sparrow | sanesto: Also please dont PM people without asking | 04:20 |
acee1234 | using ati x1400 gpu | 04:20 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, thats fine can you help me with what you did for your windows to linux connection | 04:20 |
cylex | sanesto: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Multiboot-with-GRUB-2.html | 04:21 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, because that is really what I want anyway I just didn't know how much help I was going to get :) | 04:21 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, i pretty much followed the howto @ https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNCOverSSH | 04:21 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, so have I :( | 04:21 |
goodmami | in other words, can i do something like im-switch, but have it affect a particular application? | 04:21 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, are you using putty? | 04:21 |
Jack_Sparrow | acee1234: In the xorg Option "Composite" "disable" #Added from Wiki.. If you do not set it to Disable: you can get jerky video display | 04:21 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, not atm, i dont have access to a windows machine at home | 04:21 |
_Oz_ | so | 04:21 |
_Oz_ | virtualbox doesn't work with compiz | 04:22 |
_Oz_ | that's uncool. | 04:22 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Yes it does.. rather well in my case | 04:22 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: oh? | 04:22 |
cylex | sanesto: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/ (betterversion) | 04:22 |
craigbass1976 | Oh, Hey... Now instead of the diskette error, I just get the word GRUB at the top of the screen | 04:22 |
_Oz_ | I just read http://blog.gobanquet.com/index.php/virtualbox-15-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly/ | 04:22 |
Dr_willis | runnung any sort of 3d/compiz/games under virtualbox will be... lacking. :) | 04:22 |
_Oz_ | it says you have to disable compiz. you were able to get around it? | 04:22 |
cylex | What is compiz? | 04:22 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, well when you are at work what is the command you use to start the VNC session? | 04:22 |
Dr_willis | or you mean running virtualbox on a machine that has compiz also setup? | 04:22 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Well how come I keep my vbox on my left desktop and scroll over to it when I need it? | 04:22 |
Dr_willis | !compiz | cylex | 04:23 |
craigbass1976 | I just watched the good the bad and the ugly tonight... | 04:23 |
ubotu | cylex: Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion | 04:23 |
Jack_Sparrow | _Oz_: VB is a virtual install of XP or whatever.. How could it have effects..inside? | 04:23 |
_Oz_ | all I really want virtualbox to do is run office 2007 and photoshop cs3. If it can do that, I'm sold. | 04:23 |
acee1234 | Jack_Sparrow: im a bit new where is that file and what do i look for under wiki | 04:23 |
cylex | Dr_willis: thx | 04:23 |
Dr_willis | _Oz_, it should be able to do that. or use vmware, or you might want to check out crossover-office. | 04:23 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, i used tightvncviewer (standalone) and the ip was localhost::5900 or 5901 i forgot since itried them both | 04:23 |
badkitty | _Oz_: You can run it hold on.. I just installed it.. let me try again just to be sure | 04:23 |
Jack_Sparrow | acee1234: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 04:23 |
thinman1189 | cylex : that's weird. the dns servers i have in my ubuntu config is different than what ipconfig /all tells me on my dad's laptop. is it possible they changed? | 04:23 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, oh ok | 04:23 |
_Oz_ | jacksparrow: it doesn't. but compiz doesn't play well with it. as you close windows, etc. the screen is garbled. | 04:23 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Yeo.. | 04:23 |
_Oz_ | at least, that's what I've been told. | 04:24 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, does that still use the SSH or are you just direct connecting? | 04:24 |
_Oz_ | what's the current vers. of virtualbox? | 04:24 |
_Oz_ | maybe this article is a little out of date. | 04:24 |
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cylex | thinman1189: this is what you put down for dns servers: nothing.. | 04:24 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, it's using ssh, you set up the connection with putty first | 04:24 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, ok I think I got it then | 04:24 |
acee1234 | Jack_Sparrow: and the wiki | 04:24 |
cylex | thinman1189: if u want to try.. try the default gateway as first dns server, and 127.0.0.1 as second one | 04:24 |
pocketwatch | Blue_Sassley, alright, best of luck | 04:24 |
Dr_willis | _Oz_, you could check the virtualbox web site and see what the latest debs they got are. | 04:24 |
Zombino | is anybody here familiar with OOo Basic? | 04:25 |
tockitj | Q: what program can i use to burn cds from command line (live cd) ? | 04:25 |
goodmami | no ideas? | 04:25 |
badkitty | Dr_willis: I've used it for a few months with no issues.. Thats Compiz + Twinview + Virtualbox | 04:25 |
Starnestommy | tockitj: dd? | 04:25 |
iKap | what is the command to install all needed codecs for MPLAYER? | 04:25 |
sanesto | hey | 04:25 |
_Oz_ | I use twinview too, badkitty | 04:25 |
pocketdrummer | Zombino: Like the one that comes with Ubuntu? Or is it something else? | 04:25 |
sanesto | there's a problem i got | 04:25 |
sanesto | when i boot ubuntu | 04:25 |
cylex | tockitj: dd I think | 04:25 |
sanesto | i get this screen : | 04:25 |
sanesto | http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/7717/dsc00090wa4.jpg | 04:25 |
thinman1189 | cylex why no dns? i had to have it before to work | 04:25 |
tockitj | Starnestommy: dd can be used to burn cds ?? | 04:26 |
acee1234 | Jack_Sparrow: Section "Extensions" Option"Composite""Enable "-> "disable"? | 04:26 |
sanesto | to fix this problem | 04:26 |
sanesto | each time i boot windows then boot ubuntu again | 04:26 |
Starnestommy | tockitj: yes | 04:26 |
sanesto | and it works | 04:26 |
cylex | thinman119: try it both ways | 04:26 |
Zombino | pocketdrummer, it's the scripting language for open office. I unistalled the ubuntu version and installed the regular version of OOo | 04:26 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: did you install a hacked or clean copy of win xp for virtualbox? | 04:26 |
sanesto | but next time i reget the screen : | 04:26 |
sanesto | http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/7717/dsc00090wa4.jpg | 04:26 |
RJ_Squirrel | acee1234: yes | 04:26 |
badkitty | _Oz_: A clean SP1 disc I bought a few years ago | 04:26 |
pocketdrummer | Sanesto: I don't mean to harp on your man, but can you use periods instead of the enter key? It helps keep the clutter down. | 04:26 |
sanesto | yea sorry | 04:26 |
Blue_Sassley | pocketwatch, thanks | 04:26 |
badkitty | _Oz_: But I also rub other things like back track or other OS's for testing and playing around with | 04:27 |
acee1234 | RJ_Squirrel: the restart x? | 04:27 |
acee1234 | RJ_Squirrel: then | 04:27 |
monte | does anyone know what i need to watch internet vids off the page ? | 04:27 |
RJ_Squirrel | acee1234: yes | 04:27 |
_Oz_ | back track? | 04:27 |
acee1234 | RJ_Squirrel: than you | 04:27 |
badkitty | _Oz_: I did try to install ubuntu server: Now that does not work in vbox afaik | 04:27 |
Jack_Sparrow | acee1234: np | 04:27 |
pocketdrummer | Zombino: I've used the windows version you download from the website. I'm not sure if it's the same though. | 04:27 |
acee1234 | thank you too jack | 04:27 |
sanesto | anyone knows how to solve my problem ? :P :D | 04:27 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Backtrack is a pen testing OS based off of another linux distro | 04:27 |
goodmami | nobody has problems with x-input method? i can't input anything in x-based GUIs (and can't change the input method). any help appreciated | 04:27 |
cylex | monte: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree (its free) | 04:27 |
Zombino | pocketdrummer, it's cool. I've got a coding question, and now that I think about it it has nothing to do with Ubuntu so I'm in the wrong place to ask this anyway :P | 04:28 |
Starnestommy | Zombino: #openoffice.org may be a more appropriate place for it | 04:28 |
_Oz_ | I see | 04:28 |
_Oz_ | thanks for the tip, badkitty... so you think I should just be able to do the standard virtualbox install and I'll be good to go? | 04:28 |
Zombino | Thank you Starnestommy, didn't know there was such a channel! | 04:28 |
sanesto | i got a problem with my ubuntu...i dual boot btw. when i boot my ubuntu i get this screen : http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/7717/dsc00090wa4.jpg to fix it i must boot windows then boot ubuntu again and it would work | 04:28 |
_Oz_ | did you follow a specific online tutorial? | 04:28 |
pocketdrummer | sanesto: What version of Ubuntu are you using and what kind of graphic card do you have? | 04:29 |
jijutm | hi all i managed to screw my gdm configuration.. and now it starts a single server and tells me to correct the error. | 04:29 |
sanesto | 7.10 | 04:29 |
jijutm | using 7.10 | 04:29 |
sanesto | geforce 7500 LE | 04:29 |
jokie51 | hai2u all | 04:29 |
thinman1189 | cylex not working | 04:29 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Yes I do | 04:29 |
pocketdrummer | I have an nVidia card too, and it freaks out unless I set it to vesa then install the restricted drivers. | 04:29 |
sanesto | ... | 04:29 |
jijutm | hi.. | 04:30 |
jijutm | i would appreciate if some one could shed the light.. | 04:30 |
sanesto | ... | 04:30 |
cptnapalm | on? | 04:30 |
jijutm | i am lost | 04:30 |
sanesto | so u think the problem is the vga driver ? | 04:30 |
_Oz_ | I'm going to give it a shot, badkitty. | 04:30 |
cylex | thinman1189: what ip you get when you type ifconfig -a | 04:30 |
iKap | what codecs do i need to install for MPLAYER to play mpgs, divx, wmvs, etc.. just all basic formats?! | 04:31 |
jijutm | on getting my gdm screen back to norma. | 04:31 |
pocketdrummer | sanesto: When you boot into Ubuntu, press Ctrl+Alt+F1. From there, type sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 04:31 |
sanesto | but the prob is that i can't see anything on the screen to type... | 04:31 |
cptnapalm | jijutm, what is your gdm screen doing? | 04:31 |
cylex | thinman1189: when I had internet connection problem, every time I set the static ip, I had to reboot, in order for it to work, ubuntu networking is kinda messed up | 04:31 |
_Oz_ | Although, it's got me thinking: I realize this is old hat to all of you linuxheads who long ago swore off windows, but as a guy who's recently jumped off the ship, I am going through new thought processes. what I'm wondering is: if I can't get away from the windows apps which chain me to M$, what's the point of ubuntu (other than having fun)? | 04:31 |
thinman1189 | cylex that gives me a lot of output which adress? | 04:31 |
badkitty | iKap: go to medibuntu.org install the packages it has there (mostly libdvdcss2 and w32codecs and the ffmpeg one | 04:32 |
jijutm | it shows me a warning only.. with no xservers are configured.. this may be a config error | 04:32 |
jijutm | i should login and fix it | 04:32 |
thinman1189 | cylex i've rebooted multiple times and no dice | 04:32 |
pocketdrummer | sanesto: I can't either until I press ctrl+alt+F1. It takes you to the terminal. You have to make sure it is a capital X or it won't work. The terminal is case-sensitive. | 04:32 |
drpcken | ok right now i'm using Pidgin for a multi-protocol IM, only problem is when i have a chat window minimized, it doesn't flash when i receive a new message. i didn't see a setting for this. is there a way? or can you suggest a BETTER multiprotocol IM? | 04:32 |
iKap | badkitty, i rememebr there being a command to do this thorugh the terminal that installed all needed codecs.. etc. | 04:32 |
badkitty | iKap: You can also do a sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras | 04:32 |
cptnapalm | jijutm, so just a console? No X at all? | 04:32 |
jijutm | ys | 04:32 |
iKap | badkitty, thats all? | 04:32 |
cptnapalm | ah ok. X is borked then. | 04:32 |
cptnapalm | Which is never fun. | 04:33 |
supershort | hi | 04:33 |
iKap | my X is broken as well, so im about to go restore. | 04:33 |
jijutm | i dont get you | 04:33 |
cptnapalm | What kind of graphics card do you get? | 04:33 |
supershort | how to i extract and install this realvnc program | 04:33 |
pocketdrummer | Well, I guess he'll be back, he quit before I explained the rest..... | 04:33 |
cptnapalm | ack, have | 04:33 |
goodmami | yeah ok thanks anyway | 04:33 |
jijutm | i did apt-get install xdm | 04:33 |
monte | cylex what are u talking about sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree were do i go to install it at? | 04:33 |
jijutm | today.. | 04:33 |
badkitty | iKap: That with the medibuntu codecs and your multimedia will be basically complete | 04:33 |
jijutm | and chose that as the default.. | 04:33 |
jijutm | I can login now.. | 04:34 |
cptnapalm | Don't think xdm would screw up X itself... | 04:34 |
pocketdrummer | How many people here have an nVidia card and cannot use the default nv drivers that come with Ubuntu? | 04:34 |
jijutm | but the familiar themed ubuntu login is no more available | 04:34 |
cptnapalm | login on the console? | 04:34 |
jijutm | ys | 04:34 |
Blue_Sassley | What is a program I can use to download stuff on to a iPod... one that has the Apple OS on it still | 04:34 |
jokie51 | um, you can always use the nv driver for 2d things | 04:34 |
cptnapalm | ah, so xdm is not even starting? | 04:34 |
Blue_Sassley | !ipod > Blue_Sassley | 04:34 |
jokie51 | i even had the nv driver running an 8800GTX | 04:34 |
Starnestommy | jijutm: try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm | 04:34 |
jokie51 | yea it was slow | 04:34 |
jokie51 | but until i figured out how to use the restricted devices manager, its all i had | 04:35 |
_Oz_ | can anyone recommend a recent virtualbox tutorial for me? | 04:35 |
_Oz_ | or should I just follow the instructions from virtualbox? | 04:35 |
Blue_Sassley | Sorry guys ubutu has the answer | 04:35 |
bruenig | "figured out" | 04:35 |
acee1234 | jack_sparrow: that killed my gnome display manager | 04:35 |
cptnapalm | jijutm, do try what Starnestommy mentioned | 04:35 |
jijutm | ok will try that.. | 04:35 |
cylex | monte: you want to install the flash player right? | 04:35 |
Jack_Sparrow | acee1234: It should not have.. IT is from the ati page... | 04:35 |
monte | yes | 04:35 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Do you need one? It's not too complicated.. the hardest part is figuring out what additional package needs to be installed after it gives you an error the first time you try to run it | 04:35 |
jijutm | thanks guys.. will check that and be back soon.. | 04:36 |
cylex | monte: so that's one way or better way is this link I'll give you | 04:36 |
cptnapalm | jijutm, best of luck | 04:36 |
Jack_Sparrow | acee1234: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Gutsy_Installation_Guide | 04:36 |
_Oz_ | I'm the kind of guy that generally needs one, yes | 04:36 |
acee1234 | Jack_Sparrow: but the video is fixed | 04:36 |
jijutm | thanks | 04:36 |
thinman1189 | cylex : not working | 04:36 |
acee1234 | ill see if i can start display manager | 04:36 |
acee1234 | Jack_Sparrow: have to find it... | 04:36 |
supershort | how to i extract shit in console | 04:36 |
_Oz_ | One other question: is virtualbox definitively "better" than vmware? | 04:36 |
cptnapalm | Anybody have a widescreen monitor and get the console NOT running off the screen? | 04:36 |
_Oz_ | as in faster, more stable, etc. | 04:36 |
pocketdrummer | supershort: what are you extracting? | 04:37 |
acee1234 | "Unable to start the settings manager 'gnome-settings-daemon'. Without the GNOME settings manager running, some....." | 04:37 |
supershort | realvnc | 04:37 |
badkitty | _Oz_: LOL, well ... It's a matter of opinion, but I found virtualbox much easier to get working with linux | 04:37 |
cylex | thinman1189: dunno.. keep trying that tutorial.. or something | 04:37 |
Jack_Sparrow | acee1234: Glad you got video working... gotta go.. | 04:37 |
thinman1189 | cylex where in the forums should i try posting? | 04:37 |
cylex | monte: http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash&P2_Platform=Linux | 04:37 |
monte | cylex: wats the link | 04:37 |
jokie51 | virtualbox doesnt support AMD-V or Intel VT extensions for virtualization | 04:37 |
monte | thanks | 04:37 |
jokie51 | Vmware does. | 04:37 |
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jokie51 | That's why I choose VMware over anything else. | 04:37 |
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cylex | monte: download the tar.gz Its a binary .. easy install | 04:37 |
_Oz_ | Thanks, badkitty. | 04:37 |
pocketdrummer | cptnapalm: Mine doesn't run off. That's just default too. You may have to change settings (I dont' know which). | 04:38 |
supershort | well? | 04:38 |
thinman1189 | cylex ugh i just restarted and it did a forced check, 37 times without apparently. | 04:38 |
acee1234 | thank you jack | 04:38 |
_Oz_ | jokie: I have an AMD 64 chip, does that matter? | 04:38 |
supershort | how to i extract | 04:38 |
Starnestommy | supershort: tar -xzf filename.tar.gz | 04:38 |
Starnestommy | wait, whoops | 04:38 |
jokie51 | oxez: X2 or better? | 04:38 |
jokie51 | err | 04:38 |
monte | then i extract or wat do i do | 04:38 |
jokie51 | _Oz_: | 04:38 |
cylex | supershort: tar -zxpvf filename.tar.gz | 04:38 |
badkitty | _Oz_: PM me if you want help with it.. I actually have to finish installing the other package and set it up for first OS.. I'll go over it with you if you want | 04:38 |
* Starnestommy needs glasses, I think | 04:38 |
cylex | monte: then just run the binary | 04:39 |
cptnapalm | pocketdrummer: Mine unfortunately does run off.. and the fonts are big and ugly. I've tried some suggested work arounds, but nothing has helped yet... Which sucks as sometimes I really just want an ocean of text | 04:39 |
cylex | monte: do it from the terminal please | 04:39 |
bruenig | cylex, p is more for creating archives isn't it? | 04:39 |
jokie51 | X2 (65nm variants) and Phenoms have AMD Secure Virtual. | 04:39 |
_Oz_ | thanks, badkitty | 04:39 |
acee1234 | anyone have any ideas why changing th xorg file composite entry from enabled to disable will kill gnome display manager and compiz? | 04:39 |
cylex | bruenig: no | 04:39 |
Onyx | How can I install some new fonts? I've got the ability to use ttfs, but I've forgotten the process for installing new fonts/refreshing the system's font cache. | 04:39 |
monte | how do i do that | 04:39 |
cylex | bruenig: to create it.. tar -cvf filename.tar.gz | 04:39 |
cptnapalm | Compiz would need the composite entry wouldn't it? | 04:39 |
monte | i am new at this | 04:39 |
pocketdrummer | cptnapalm: What's your monitor's native resolution? Mine is 1680x1050. | 04:39 |
bruenig | cylex, no but I mean p means to preserve the permission whilst creating an archive I thought | 04:40 |
cptnapalm | pocketdrummer: mine's the same :( | 04:40 |
cylex | bruenig: I think its without permission but not sure | 04:40 |
pocketdrummer | cptnapalm: That can't be it then... what about your video card? | 04:40 |
cylex | monte: read the documentation on www.ubuntu.com | 04:40 |
cptnapalm | pocketdrummer: It's an nVidia 8500 GT. Works wonderfully in X without any problems. | 04:41 |
Ashnal | so ive found something that annoys me, which is that if im playing music of some sort, and my computer comes under a heavy processing load, the music will skip, is there a way to prevent this? | 04:41 |
bruenig | Ashnal, no | 04:41 |
monte | okay so i go to the website and do wat | 04:41 |
jokie51 | Ashnal: yes. upgrade your CPU to a dual core/quad core. something capable of multithreading. | 04:42 |
cptnapalm | Ashnal: only if you up the nice level of the other stuff you are doing, I think. | 04:42 |
cylex | monte: read the Documentation | 04:42 |
Dr_willis | Hmm. I never have those issues. with my Audigy2zs card. | 04:42 |
jokie51 | dual core CPU's are dirt cheap. | 04:42 |
cylex | monte: cant teach you everything over the irc | 04:42 |
jokie51 | Theres no reason not to have at least 2 cores. | 04:42 |
Jack_Sparrow | acee1234: Run fglrxinfo and make sure it says ati and NOT mesa.... | 04:42 |
cptnapalm | Just got a Quad Core PC (Acer) for $550 a few weeks ago. | 04:42 |
Ashnal | except an older computer with a motherboard that doesnt support a dual core | 04:42 |
monte | o then the internet link | 04:42 |
jokie51 | Ashnal: Don't even. :P | 04:42 |
supershort | it wont work | 04:43 |
jokie51 | AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+: $65, MSI K9N AM2+ Board: $89, 1GB (2x512) DDR2-667: $38 | 04:43 |
pocketdrummer | cptnapalm: You may want to try the forums. I honestly don't have enough experience with linux to be able to accurately identify the issue. | 04:43 |
Ashnal | so theres no way to give sound output priority over other things always? | 04:43 |
jokie51 | like I said, cheap. | 04:43 |
Jack_Sparrow | acee1234: Run fglrxinfo and make sure it says ati and NOT mesa.... sorry if this is a repeat.. | 04:44 |
supershort | ben@ben-laptop:~$ tar -zxpvf vnc-4_1_2-x86_linux.tar.gz | 04:44 |
supershort | tar: vnc-4_1_2-x86_linux.tar.gz: Cannot open: No such file or directory | 04:44 |
cptnapalm | Ashnal: actually try running the music player from the command line preceeded by nice 0 or so. "man nice" for how to use nice | 04:44 |
pocketdrummer | cptnapalm: Maybe the problem lies in xorg.conf? Does anyone else have any knowledge of this? | 04:44 |
danbhfive | Ashnal: how about nice values? | 04:44 |
jw144000 | poningru: Can I PM you? | 04:45 |
monte | ok thanks | 04:45 |
bob__ | hey pocketdrummer | 04:46 |
monte | i have got it so that should let me watch vids and everything right with just that download correct? | 04:46 |
russ | Hello, can someone explain (or make an educated guess) why after installing KDE on my ubuntu (gutsy) system, the "places" menu in gnome doesn't work any more (fails to open a window)? | 04:46 |
cptnapalm | pocketdrummer: I think it has to do with how the console is set up from the get go. I remember way back when I compiled my own kernels I always included the framebuffer driver in the kernel. The default kernels now only build them as a module and don't know when that module loads. | 04:46 |
pocketdrummer | bob_ hi :D | 04:46 |
jokie51 | russ: much easier to just start from Kubuntu | 04:46 |
bob__ | u need help with nvidia? | 04:46 |
jokie51 | installing KDE on vanilla ubuntu tends to break a LOT of things. | 04:46 |
bob__ | pocket send me PM if u need help with nvidia | 04:46 |
badkitty | Anyone remember what command to use when accessing mysql for the first time? | 04:46 |
acee1234 | when i disabled composite in the xorg file to get rid of video flickering it killed my compiz any ideas? | 04:46 |
Dr_willis | Hmm.. I install kubuntu-desktop on my Ubuntu machines all the time. No hassles. | 04:47 |
russ | jokie51 great, wish I knew that before doing it | 04:47 |
Starnestommy | acee1234: compiz needs compisiting | 04:47 |
Starnestommy | *compositing | 04:47 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: wouldn't compiz require compositing? | 04:47 |
Onyx | How can I install some new fonts? I've got the ability to use ttfs, but I've forgotten the process for installing new fonts/refreshing the system's font cache. | 04:47 |
jokie51 | badkitty: mysqladmin -u root password 'new password here' | 04:47 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: then is there a diferent way to get rid of my video/screen flickering? | 04:47 |
russ | jokie51 great, any suggestions for how to make it work again? Are the kde and gnome desktops incompatible? | 04:48 |
badkitty | jokie51: ahh admin.... | 04:48 |
Jack_Sparrow | acee1234: What did fglrxinfo say | 04:48 |
acee1234 | someone said something about apic noapic | 04:48 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: Not sure... using nVidia? | 04:48 |
bob__ | put them in the /etc/fonts dir | 04:48 |
jokie51 | russ: yes. :) remove KDE. | 04:48 |
cptnapalm | /etc/fonts is for font config stuff... | 04:48 |
acee1234 | Jack_Sparrow: OpenGL renderer string: ATI Mobility Radeon X1400 | 04:49 |
_Oz_ | acee: that's CAPTAIN Jack Sparrow. | 04:49 |
jokie51 | It's a total PITA getting KDE to operate properly with Gnome on the same machine, unless you want to toil and burn for 1500 hours reinstalling applications by the dozen with support for both. | 04:49 |
Jack_Sparrow | acee1234: good.. you should read that page I linked..it will get you going | 04:49 |
acee1234 | ARGGG... | 04:49 |
russ | jokie51 really? | 04:49 |
acee1234 | might you resend that link Captain? | 04:49 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: I seem to remember something about vblank having something to do with that... which sounded just like vsync | 04:49 |
pocketdrummer | onyx: there's also windows fonts in Add/Remove if you wanted those. | 04:49 |
jokie51 | russ: yes. generally when one is a KDE user he/she doesn't use Gnome, and vice versa. :P | 04:50 |
jokie51 | Kubuntu is much easier to start with | 04:50 |
jokie51 | its the same OS, just built around KDE | 04:50 |
Onyx | pocketdrummer: Nah, I've got the windows fonts installed; just looking for how to install custom fonts and the like. | 04:50 |
_Oz_ | what's the diff essentially, between KDE and gnome? | 04:50 |
jokie51 | _Oz_: Well, for one, Gnome is for retarded people. :) | 04:50 |
Jack_Sparrow | _Oz_: Different desktops and basic app selection | 04:50 |
jokie51 | Or at least that is what Mr. Torvalds says. | 04:51 |
Jack_Sparrow | jokie51: Please dont do that | 04:51 |
pocketdrummer | jokie51: you're hurting my heart man :_( | 04:51 |
jokie51 | Gnome is oversimplified. | 04:51 |
cptnapalm | Odd thing is when Gnome and KDE started out, they looked almost exactly the same... Now they look rather different since Gnome changed the default to a Windows/Mac hybrid interface | 04:51 |
jokie51 | It's insulting to Linux users. | 04:51 |
Starnestommy | jokie51: so is trolling | 04:51 |
bob__ | i went 2 an apple store 2day and asked if i could buy the OS and install it on a pentium box and it took like 4-5 ppl asking eachother if it could b done | 04:51 |
bob__ | then the answer came from the back of the store: | 04:52 |
ipodtouch | does ubuntu still suck? | 04:52 |
cptnapalm | jokie51: Odd seeing as Gnome and all its stuff was developed by Linux users whereas KDE started with a proprietary toolkit | 04:52 |
ipodtouch | can i run photoshop on it yet | 04:52 |
bob__ | "the official answer is no, but...." | 04:52 |
supershort | yes u can | 04:52 |
acee1234 | Jack sparrow wich link was that the gutsy install guide? | 04:52 |
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Starnestommy | ipodtouch: with wine, I think | 04:52 |
supershort | use wine for photosohp | 04:52 |
ipodtouch | can i run games, photoshop and shit | 04:52 |
zelrikriando | ipodtouch: with Vbox you can | 04:52 |
ipodtouch | no | 04:52 |
pocketdrummer | jokie51: It depends what your target audience is. Gnome and KDE are both user friendly. So, naturally, more people will be inclined to switch from windows if it isn't a pain to learn. | 04:52 |
ipodtouch | i mean | 04:52 |
ipodtouch | does adobe support ubuntu | 04:52 |
ipodtouch | i dont have time to waste | 04:52 |
FloodBot3 | ipodtouch: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:52 |
ipodtouch | i use photoshop professionaly | 04:52 |
Dr_willis | ipodtouch, try reading and doing some research ane less trolling. | 04:52 |
cptnapalm | ipodtouch: You obviously have time to waste. You are on IRC. | 04:53 |
Jack_Sparrow | beat me to it | 04:53 |
ipodtouch | garbage | 04:53 |
russ | jokie51, if I go back into synaptic package manager and remove kde-desktop, is it likely to make everything in my gnome system work again? | 04:53 |
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zelrikriando | ipodtouch: a friend of mine does too, he installed Vbox and CS3 | 04:53 |
bob__ | has anyone fixed the slow boot with gutsy? | 04:53 |
zelrikriando | ipodtouch: he installed ubuntu this morning | 04:53 |
pocketdrummer | ipodtouch: You can get Gimp, which is kind of the same as photoshop. Adobe Flash works (unless the repository tanks) | 04:53 |
jokie51 | russ: most likely not, but you can try :) | 04:53 |
bob__ | i like gutsy but it took 5 min to boot up | 04:54 |
mastx | hello! anyone managed to get their wireless working on an ibook g4 with 6.06? i tried both the drivers from linuxwireless & fwcutter... but no luck | 04:54 |
badkitty | zelrikriando: Hey | 04:54 |
ipodtouch | if unbuntu is so good | 04:54 |
ipodtouch | why is there 1145 people here | 04:54 |
cptnapalm | bob__: what speed is the machine? | 04:54 |
ipodtouch | asking for help | 04:54 |
ipodtouch | when it's surpose to be easy | 04:54 |
Jack_Sparrow | ipodtouch: Stop trolling | 04:54 |
bob__ | p4 512MB | 04:54 |
russ | jokie51 all my desktop icons also disappeared, and to top it off, my keyboard doesn't work in kde - so the kde installation managed to break both | 04:54 |
ipodtouch | LOL | 04:54 |
Dr_willis | ipodtouch, you are proving you know very little.. | 04:54 |
Onyx | ipodtouch: spelling is supposed to be easy too. | 04:54 |
zelrikriando | ipodtouch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAD0ebyFFYY look at this and go away | 04:54 |
cptnapalm | ipodtouch: There are magazines, websites and best selling books on Windows problems... | 04:54 |
acee1234 | so i should whitelist my gpu to fix compiz if i read that right | 04:54 |
* Dr_willis is waiting for service pack 1 for Ubuntu to get released. | 04:55 |
Seraph | Anyone know how to get a Broadcom to connect to a WEP wireless netwrok? | 04:55 |
jokie51 | russ: I'd say you're up sh*t creek without a paddle. :) | 04:55 |
bob__ | i had to laugh at all the koolaid drinkers in the apple store 2dday!!! | 04:55 |
pocketdrummer | everyone: he's gone. *phew* | 04:55 |
LinuxMercedes | Dr_willis: lol | 04:55 |
Flashq009 | What is the best opensource software to design websites out of templates? | 04:55 |
bob__ | perl | 04:55 |
amenado | Seraph-> can you even get it working without the encryption first? | 04:55 |
cptnapalm | bob__: hmm... Even my slow laptop boots Solaris faster than that... And Solaris does not boot quickly | 04:55 |
napash7 | i've installed ubuntu on my external hard drive....i set my BIOS to boot the usb device 1st, but it won't boot, can any 1 help? | 04:55 |
bob__ | php perl | 04:55 |
uhohzombies | i'm having trouble installing gutsy x64. i was able to install i386 using the live cd, but with x64 both live and alternative cause my PC to reboot when mapping something or other | 04:56 |
Seraph | amenado: Yes, It now picks up networks, as opposed to having a blank sheet. | 04:56 |
danbhfive | Flashq009: maybe drupal? | 04:56 |
russ | jokie51, I guess that's one of the dangers of community-supported software, somebody from the community told me it was going to work fine | 04:56 |
bob__ | it boots fine with dapper and edgy | 04:56 |
Seraph | It just won't connect to anything distant or encrypted. | 04:56 |
jokie51 | napash7: did you install Grub/Lilo to the external hard disk/s MBR? | 04:56 |
badkitty | Flashq009: I like Joomla | 04:56 |
napash7 | jokie51: Yes | 04:56 |
zelrikriando | I am sure ipodtouch is running Vista :D | 04:56 |
russ | jokie51 although he suggested installing kde-core | 04:56 |
Starnestommy | uhohzombies: try adding noapic to the boot options in the livecd | 04:56 |
jokie51 | russ: well they lied. i tried installing KDE applications and they all pulled in KDE as a dependency and then everything went tits up. | 04:56 |
cptnapalm | zelrikriando: Of course he is, it 1Z da R0X0rZ | 04:56 |
uhohzombies | thanks, will try that right now | 04:56 |
scott_ | is there anyway to get a lexmark x5470 to work on ubuntu | 04:56 |
amenado | Seraph-> can you elaborate on what you meant by picks up? you meant detects it or associates to an access point? | 04:57 |
pocketdrummer | zelrikriando: I beta tested Vista. I knew ahead of time that I should look for alternatives, lol. | 04:57 |
napash7 | jokie51: do u mind if PM you? | 04:57 |
zelrikriando | lol pocketdrummer | 04:57 |
napash7 | *if i PM you | 04:57 |
russ | jokie so do you have an idea why my keyboard is unresponsive in kde? | 04:57 |
jokie51 | I don't care if anyone pm's me, to be honest. | 04:57 |
amenado | Seraph-> just like your AM radio, you may not be able to pickup stations from alaska, assuming you are not in alaska | 04:57 |
jokie51 | theres no obligation to answer PM's on the internet so why does everyone get so upset? :P | 04:57 |
cptnapalm | bob__: only thing that might help you narrow down the problem that I can think of would be to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst so as not to do the splash and instead display the console output | 04:58 |
Flashq009 | ok thanks, researching joomla and drupal | 04:58 |
Seraph | amenado: Whereas previously the wireless networks tab was completely blank, it now shows all WiFi areas around. So yes, I'd say it detects it. Not sure about the access point. | 04:58 |
amenado | jokie its is called net etiguette | 04:58 |
chubs730 | srupal is nice | 04:58 |
chubs730 | *drupal | 04:58 |
pocketdrummer | zelrikriando: Nothing worked, it was slow, and coming out of standby was an interesting technicolor adventure. Thank god for Ubuntu. :D | 04:58 |
badkitty | Ok Yah I am having trouble connecting to mysql Keep getting access denied.. mysql -u root doesn't work and neither does trying to change the pw using mysqladmin -root .. any ideas? | 04:58 |
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napash7 | jokie51: i have grub installed but ubuntu still won't boot from the external usb drive | 04:58 |
bob__ | cpt: i dabbled with that and i still had no luck. it had something to do with compiz. I didnt have the same prob with compiz on fedora 7 | 04:58 |
amenado | Seraph-> detecting is a first step towards association to an access point | 04:59 |
Seraph | amenado: You'll have to elaborate a bit for me, I'm afraid. | 04:59 |
monte | okay now i have my other problems fixed what plugins do i need to play a dvd on the computer? | 04:59 |
jokie51 | im getting pissed off :P anyone got a pair of those stress reliever balls that you twirl in one hand? | 04:59 |
danbhfive | badkitty: have you tried the computer root password? the password of the first user...? | 04:59 |
pocketdrummer | I know we're in the Ubuntu Channel, but what would everyone say is better or at least a close second to Ubuntu? | 05:00 |
papuccino1 | Hello | 05:00 |
napash7 | jokie51: is there any way to fix this problem b/c i still can't boot from usb even with the BIOS having the USB device set to boot 1st | 05:00 |
jokie51 | monte: libdvdcss/libdvdnav/libdvdread | 05:00 |
cptnapalm | pocketdrummer: Here's a funny XP story. About 2 years ago I got a laptop with XP on it. Eventually wiped out the windows partition in favor of Ubuntu. One day, decide that I would like a small XP partition for some games. I pop in the disc and install XP... which couldn't find a driver for my wireless card or audio... I laughed. | 05:00 |
papuccino1 | Just wanted to say, whoever invented the "negative window" is a freakin' genius. | 05:00 |
ChamPro | pocketdrummer: plain ol' Debian | 05:00 |
Onyx | does wine use its own font server? | 05:00 |
papuccino1 | It's so useful for reading ebooks or any text. | 05:00 |
monte | in the synaptic | 05:00 |
badkitty | danbhfive: I just figured it out.. it needed a -p for some reaosns | 05:00 |
amenado | Seraph-> your radio has to detect the signal 1st before it can select to associate to that transmitter | 05:00 |
papuccino1 | So easy on the eyes. | 05:00 |
jokie51 | Onyx: yes. fontforge | 05:00 |
monte | i put it in the search | 05:00 |
papuccino1 | Try it out if you have compiz | 05:00 |
papuccino1 | superkey + n (superkey is the windows key) | 05:01 |
Seraph | amenado: And, if it's on roaming, how do I check if it is able to associate with it? | 05:01 |
danbhfive | badkitty: ah yes, -p means to enter a password | 05:01 |
Seraph | it being the signal. :P | 05:01 |
Onyx | jokie51: How can I install fonts using fontforge? | 05:01 |
cptnapalm | bob__: Do you know if it hangs on something in particular? | 05:01 |
thinman1189 | hey everyone. i'm having some trouble with my internet. i switched from wireless to wired to flash my firmware. i didn't actually flash it, that's not the issue. anyway i went to go reconnect to my wireless and i can't for some reason. what's the command to reboot my net? i tried rebooting my computer but it won't work. i have a Belkin F5D7000 using ndis wrapper. | 05:01 |
Scunizi | papuccino1, ok you've got my curiosity.. how to I make a window "negative" | 05:01 |
monte | jokie51: do i search that in the add/remove programs | 05:02 |
jokie51 | fontforge is the rendering engine for wine | 05:02 |
papuccino1 | Just press superkey + n Scunizi | 05:02 |
jokie51 | thats all | 05:02 |
jokie51 | monte: what? | 05:02 |
Infinito_ | let me ask, now everytime I try to change the desktop visual effects from 'none' to any other level, the frames of all windows change, the closing and minimizing buttons shift to the top left... how can I preserve the compiz stuff but revert that? a print of my screen ->http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/1438/screenshotik8.png | 05:02 |
papuccino1 | You have to activate it in the compiz gnome manager. | 05:02 |
pocketdrummer | cptnapalm: That's pretty funny. It's amazing how fast you can get Ubuntu working on a new system (as long as you don't hit any weird roadblock along the way.) | 05:02 |
badkitty | danbhfive: How come NONE of a tutorials say that?? arg | 05:02 |
Jangari | does anyone know how to install the mp3/ogg vorbis libraries for sox? | 05:02 |
monte | for the dvd to play? | 05:02 |
zelrikriando | pocketdrummer: I showed my video of ubuntu this morning to my friend...this afternoon he had ubuntu installed+ Vbox(+XP) | 05:02 |
Scunizi | papuccino1, do you have to have all the bells and whistles turned on? | 05:02 |
papuccino1 | Scunizi: System > Preferences > Advanced Desktop Settings | 05:02 |
amenado | Seraph-> associate meant it has established a handshake and connected whereby the ap gives you and ip address and communicate with the ap | 05:02 |
badkitty | danbhfive: I suppose it might say that in the manual... but the tutorials SHOULD have that too ... wheres my pacifier? | 05:02 |
cptnapalm | pocketdrummer: Its something I like to throw at Windows fanatics when they babble about hardware support. | 05:03 |
papuccino1 | Scunizi, no, I only have the ones I like for instance, while holding the windows key and mousewheel up I zoom in dynamically. WHICH IS SUPER USEFUL. | 05:03 |
amenado | Seraph-> perhaps a tutorial on what is a wireless connection is in order for you.. | 05:03 |
danbhfive | badkitty: I only use mysql for drupal, and it was in the directions I followed, maybe you need some ubuntu specific tutorials | 05:03 |
jokie51 | ok theres no freakin way in h*ll i cankeep up with all the questions | 05:03 |
Scunizi | papuccino1, yes I use that too.. can I make any window negative? It's not working in xchat | 05:03 |
jokie51 | if people have something to ask me please pm it to me | 05:03 |
jokie51 | so much to answer, so little time :P | 05:03 |
jokie51 | im only 1 person. | 05:03 |
badkitty | danbhfive: Thats where I found them.. on UBUNTU sites! anyhow, you like drupal better than Joomla? | 05:04 |
papuccino1 | Maybe you don't have it activated. | 05:04 |
pocketdrummer | infinito_: enabling compiz Macifies your windows? Did you install compiz separately or is it the one that comes with Ubuntu? | 05:04 |
papuccino1 | Scunizi, search for it in the Gnome Compiz Manager. | 05:04 |
Scunizi | papuccino1, never mind I found it.. in ccsm.. nice! | 05:04 |
cptnapalm | pocketdrummer: Its always sad when someone is new and no one can help because the hardware maker is a jackass about support... I mean here is someone trying something new and through no fault of their own, can't get it running | 05:04 |
ninjabob7 | has anyone played vdrift? | 05:04 |
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papuccino1 | Scunizi, how about it huh? Incredible, so much easier on the eyes. -cries- | 05:04 |
Scunizi | papuccino1, reminds me of irssi | 05:04 |
j1solutions | hello all | 05:05 |
papuccino1 | Ok, see ya gotta go | 05:05 |
danbhfive | badkitty: yeah, im stuck on drupal too. I made a custom module for it. But, I found drupal simpler in its layout. I remember a contest between a bunch of them, and drupal and joomla tied | 05:05 |
ninjabob7 | is anyone knowledgeable about opengl? | 05:05 |
pocketdrummer | cptnapalm: Actually, I'm in the middle of that exact issue right now. I have a Creative X-Fi that just WON'T work properly. | 05:05 |
cptnapalm | ninjabob7: John Carmack of iD software? ;) | 05:05 |
Scunizi | ninjabob7, ask a definitive question .. get a devinitive answer :) | 05:05 |
ninjabob7 | anyone in here, that is? | 05:05 |
badkitty | danbhfive: Oh.. I just found more support for joomla, and easier to get it started .. could be different now? Who knows...Joomla is great though.. The just had a new relase too | 05:06 |
ninjabob7 | because I'm not sure if this issue is a bug in the game or something fixable | 05:06 |
cptnapalm | pocketdrummer: Which is odd.. as Creative are the same people that came up with OpenAL so as NOT to have to deal with multitudes of different audio architecture | 05:06 |
_Oz_ | I can't get VM to start | 05:06 |
Scunizi | badkitty, do you know of any online tutorials for changing the theme in joomla? or creating your own? | 05:06 |
IceGuest_75 | hello all | 05:06 |
thinman1189 | i switched from wireless to wired to flash my firmware. i didn't actually flash it, that's not the issue. anyway i went to go reconnect to my wireless and i can't for some reason. i tried rebooting my computer but it won't work. i have a Belkin F5D7000 using ndis wrapper. | 05:07 |
cptnapalm | ninjabob7: Not sure this would be the best place for something that specific... I'm still coping with void pointers... | 05:07 |
Thug-life | http://weejewel.net/wubuntu/boot.htm | 05:07 |
badkitty | Scunizi: To change the theme, you download new ones and install them into the directory .. To make your own, the best way is to be a CSS and PHP god.. if not, they have some software you can use to give the basic syntax for what is required, then you can fill in the rest using html or some WYSIWYG tool | 05:08 |
_Oz_ | you around, badkitty? | 05:08 |
badkitty | Yah | 05:08 |
eu4ea | In vlc I don't get any sound when playing avi files, I have install all of the plugins for vlc, but still nothing, can anyone help? | 05:08 |
pocketdrummer | cptnapalm: Up until earlier this month, they didn't even have a working driver (which sorta works with OSS... sorta). It's a little depressing considering the Audigy 2 ZS I got rid of worked perfectly. | 05:08 |
cptnapalm | thinman1189: what does ifconfig -a give you in the console? | 05:08 |
Jack_Sparrow | Thug-life: Please do not post a link without a description of the problem | 05:08 |
Infinito_ | pocketdrummer, it's the one that comes with ubuntu, yes it does.. and well, I installed emerald too although the themes are not working.. The windows changing thing happened when I clicked on "GL Desktop", immediately some conflict wtih compiz came up, compiz was disabled. I enabled it again, but the windows thing remained :( | 05:08 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: getting errors when I try to start a vm | 05:08 |
badkitty | _Oz_: OK PM me ok? | 05:08 |
K_dallas | Q: What package should i install for this (checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.0) (headers and libraries) not found. Please check your installation!), thanks | 05:08 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: I did | 05:08 |
cptnapalm | pocketdrummer: Damn that does suck... | 05:08 |
_Oz_ | ... you didn't reply | 05:08 |
Starnestommy | K_dallas: libqt-dev | 05:09 |
* jokie51 goes to talk to the wife | 05:09 |
K_dallas | Starnestommy, let me try that, thanks | 05:09 |
uhohzombies | x64 gutsy is still rebooting after "kernal alive, kernal direct mapping tables" despite adding noapic to the boot options | 05:09 |
thinman1189 | cptnapalm: for eth0? | 05:09 |
erich | Hello, I recently installed an SB Audigy 2 ZS soundcard but now the only sound I get is in xmms, which does sound really good and the surround even works, anyone know why it only works in xmms? | 05:09 |
pocketdrummer | Infinito_: You know, last time I tried to go beyond the default Compiz settings provided in Ubuntu, I bricked the OS. Scary stuff for me. | 05:09 |
badkitty | BRB folks!! | 05:10 |
_Oz_ | wow | 05:10 |
_Oz_ | my machine is now massively messed up | 05:10 |
bob__ | my last name is upandowninthewater | 05:10 |
_Oz_ | something vm did made ubuntu very unhappy | 05:10 |
IceGuest_75 | just a quick question 7.10 will not let me connect to the net shows the icon but no light on the router as it is not conecting.also this is my first instalation of ubuntu should i load 7.04 as I read there are very few problems with this version as far as conection issuses | 05:10 |
monte | libdvdcss libdvdnav libdvdrea were do i go to get them ? | 05:10 |
Scunizi | _Oz_, which vm manager are you using? | 05:10 |
Infinito_ | pocketdrummer, yeah now I wish I haven't messed around with that :/ | 05:11 |
Dr_willis | erich, try the bmpx [ player. - Its possible xmms is dupliocating the front speakers to the rear giving surround sound. | 05:11 |
craigbass1976 | Ok, turns out I had a bad cable, and somehow the MBR got hosed. I've got that all fixed, and can boot again to my feisty install. However, I can't log in. Getting the "last sesion only lasted 10 seconds" bit. CtrlAtlF1 takes me to a terminal where I CAN log in, but the text is so big it's useless. Tried restarting gdm, to no avail | 05:11 |
_Oz_ | virtualbox, scunizi | 05:11 |
amenado | IceGuest_75-> what icon are you referring to? | 05:11 |
thiemster | monte: have you tried apt-get? | 05:11 |
K_dallas | Starnestommy, i dont seem to have that library. I have a few different ones with qt3 and qt4 which are already installed | 05:11 |
Jack_Sparrow | pocketdrummer: http://linuxfud.wordpress.com/2007/02/14/how-to-reset-ubuntugnome-settings-to-defaults-without-re-installing/ | 05:11 |
erich | Maybe, but no sound works in any other programs at all | 05:11 |
Scunizi | _Oz_, sorry I don't know that one.. I'm using vmware server.. pretty easy. | 05:11 |
Dr_willis | Igot an audigy 2Zs Sound works good for me in all my apps. | 05:11 |
erich | Surround is not the issue | 05:11 |
_Oz_ | yeah | 05:11 |
monte | wat is apt-get? | 05:11 |
_Oz_ | I'm starting to think vmware is looking pretty good | 05:11 |
amenado | craigbass1976-> try ctrl +alt+ - and see if it recyles through font sizes | 05:11 |
Jack_Sparrow | pocketdrummer: That is for the next time you make a change that causes issues | 05:11 |
thiemster | monte:it's the way to install things in debian-based distros (look it up in wikipedia) | 05:11 |
Dr_willis | monte, time to really read some of the ubuntu starter guides. :) | 05:11 |
Dr_willis | !apt-get | monte | 05:12 |
ubotu | monte: APT is the Advanced Package Tool, which together with dpkg forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. Short apt-get manual: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto - Also see !Synaptic (Gnome) or !Adept (KDE) | 05:12 |
pocketdrummer | Jack_Sparrow: O.O Does that actually work?! If so, you are my hero. | 05:12 |
Jack_Sparrow | YEs it works | 05:12 |
cptnapalm | monte: search for them in the repositories. There will be a file which installs with libdvdread (I think) that you run and that will install libdvdcss2 | 05:12 |
Scunizi | monte, apt-get is what you use at the command line to install packages. | 05:12 |
pocketdrummer | Jack_Sparrow: You are my hero! | 05:12 |
craigbass1976 | amenado, no love there | 05:12 |
Jack_Sparrow | pocketdrummer: You do lose your icons on the taskbar but everything else is factory fresh | 05:12 |
_Oz_ | ugh | 05:12 |
_Oz_ | ubuntu no longer boots | 05:12 |
Jangari | can someone tell me how to get libmp3lame? | 05:12 |
monte | o see i kno wat synaptic is lol.... | 05:12 |
Scunizi | _Oz_, with server you can install any os from cd or iso. with player you're limited to preconfigured vm's | 05:13 |
thiemster | monte: (example command "sudo apt-get install libdvdcss") | 05:13 |
uhohzombies | any idea why gutsy x64 will not install? i386 works fine as long as i choose safe graphics mode, but x64 reboots upon kernal direct mapping tables | 05:13 |
_Oz_ | wow, that was a spectacular failure. everyone: recommending you DO NOT install virtualbox | 05:13 |
amenado | craigbass1976-> try to remove splash from your grub | 05:13 |
Omlette | Jangari: sudo apttitude install libmp3lame | 05:13 |
Omlette | I think. | 05:13 |
craigbass1976 | Eh? | 05:13 |
craigbass1976 | I've also noticed that the date is march 2005 | 05:13 |
cptnapalm | monte: Just look for them in synaptic. Should be there | 05:13 |
Holmes89 | hey can anyone help me with some server quesions? | 05:13 |
amenado | _Oz_-> ahem, not everyone, i like virtual box | 05:13 |
Holmes89 | I'm new with command line | 05:13 |
craigbass1976 | yet the motherboard knows the right date... not sure if this is important | 05:13 |
monte | i tryed and there not | 05:13 |
Holmes89 | I just need to update my web page file but I don't know how to | 05:13 |
_Oz_ | amenado: it just hosed my entire ubuntu install | 05:13 |
craigbass1976 | Holmes89, perhaps. WHat's the issue | 05:14 |
_Oz_ | good lord | 05:14 |
Jack_Sparrow | Infinito_: Did you see the post to pocketdrummer? | 05:14 |
_Oz_ | dunno how, but it did | 05:14 |
monte | only one in there close to it is libdv4 | 05:14 |
amenado | _Oz_-> what were you doing? | 05:14 |
craigbass1976 | Holmes89, you can vi it | 05:14 |
uhohzombies | better yet, is there any worthwhile reason to use x64, despite having a 64 bit processor | 05:14 |
Scunizi | Holmes89, web page file? you mean index.htm | 05:14 |
Jangari | grr, i must not have the right repos set up for the lame encoder | 05:14 |
Holmes89 | vi? | 05:14 |
_Oz_ | amenado: just following the install instructions is all. | 05:14 |
Starnestommy | Holmes89: actually, vim. it's a text editor | 05:14 |
cptnapalm | I don't think libmp3lame is in the repos... | 05:14 |
_Oz_ | now ubuntu literally won't boot. insane | 05:14 |
Jangari | Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "libmp3lame" | 05:14 |
Holmes89 | yeah I want to copy my assets folder and all of my web pages I've made | 05:14 |
pocketdrummer | Infinito_: In case you didn't see what Jack_Sparrow said, check this out, it's golden... http://linuxfud.wordpress.com/2007/02/14/how-to-reset-ubuntugnome-settings-to-defaults-without-re-installing/ | 05:15 |
Holmes89 | to the /var/www/ folder | 05:15 |
amenado | _Oz_-> you were just installing and has it ever completed or you are still stuck on the install? | 05:15 |
Scunizi | Holmes89, vi can be complicated for the first time user.. you could also use gedit.. | 05:15 |
cptnapalm | Starnestommy: I'm not sure vi is the best bet for someone who can't yet do basic shell stuff... | 05:15 |
_Oz_ | it appeared to install ok | 05:15 |
craigbass1976 | Holmes89, heh... command line text editor. Pretty much you type vi filename, hit i once you're in, do the edits, and hit Esc, then :wq to write and quit. If you screw up or get nervous, hit :q! instead to quit without writing | 05:15 |
Starnestommy | cptnapalm: maybe emacs or nano | 05:15 |
Holmes89 | how will I use gedit to do this though? | 05:15 |
_Oz_ | it kept giving me an error msg when starting a vm | 05:15 |
_Oz_ | so I rebooted | 05:15 |
_Oz_ | and that's when all hell broke loose | 05:15 |
Infinito_ | hm I'll look that up thx jack-desktop pocketdrummer | 05:15 |
chubs730 | vim is nicer | 05:15 |
craigbass1976 | Holmes89, is the web server in front of you, or remote? | 05:15 |
jack-desktop | what Infinito_ ? | 05:15 |
Holmes89 | in front | 05:16 |
Jack_Sparrow | pocketdrummer: THere is your test case but I have had two people here today alone that had this work for them, plus I tried it on my own system first for a test.. Yes it works | 05:16 |
cptnapalm | Starnestommy: If he's in X, then I'd recommend just using gedit... for the moment, to him... | 05:16 |
_Oz_ | is vmware a little more robust and less prone to this kind of thing? | 05:16 |
Scunizi | Holmes89, do you have a copy of index.html seperate from where it is on the server? | 05:16 |
Infinito_ | jack-desktop, wrong guy sorry | 05:16 |
_Oz_ | even if it's slower, I think I'd want something more stable even at a performance hit. | 05:16 |
Holmes89 | I don't have an interface | 05:16 |
Infinito_ | thx Jack_Sparrow | 05:16 |
Holmes89 | I have it on a thumb drive | 05:16 |
Jack_Sparrow | np | 05:16 |
Jordan_U | when I try to use perl style regular expressions with grep ( grep --perl-regexp ) I get the error : "grep: The -P option is not supported" but it's in the man page as an option, is there something that I need to do to add support for this? | 05:16 |
Scunizi | Holmes89, interface? you want to edit it live? | 05:16 |
thiemster | can i dual boot windows 2000 (dell edition) with my already installed Ubuntu 7.10? | 05:16 |
craigbass1976 | Oh, well you can just sudo chown -R holmes:holmes /var/www/ and you'll be able to use gedit and edit the files | 05:16 |
chubs730 | thiemster: yes | 05:16 |
Scunizi | thiemster, yes | 05:16 |
_Oz_ | vboxdrv is apparently screwing up the boot | 05:17 |
thiemster | chubs730: how? | 05:17 |
Jack_Sparrow | Infinito_: One line in cli and restart x, come right back and let us know when you are done | 05:17 |
IceGuest_75 | ok should i install 7.04 to take care of my internet connection or try to fix 7.10? anyone | 05:17 |
Holmes89 | I'm sorry I mean I am using just command line, I haven't installed a gui for the server | 05:17 |
_Oz_ | linux won't boot except in low graphics mode | 05:17 |
thiemster | chubs730: I tried it once and the windows 2000 installation failed | 05:17 |
pocketdrummer | Jack_Sparrow: I've lost count of how many times I've reformatted to fix things. This is probably the best bit of information I've received in a looooong time. | 05:17 |
_Oz_ | arrrrgh why'd I do this why why why | 05:17 |
Scunizi | Holmes89, then vi or nano.. nano is simpler | 05:17 |
craigbass1976 | Holmes89, then you'd either have to set up a nfs share so you could get at it from another box, or learn vi | 05:17 |
chubs730 | thiemster: you'll have to partition beforehand in linux, using gparted | 05:17 |
Jordan_U | thiemster, Be careful though, sometimes the OEM restore CD's reformat the entire drive | 05:17 |
thiemster | chubs730: you mean with the gparted livecd? | 05:17 |
chubs730 | thiemster: you'll most likely have to use the livecd yes | 05:18 |
amenado | _Oz_-> not all can afford an high rez capable graphics card..twas designed to work with older machines | 05:18 |
thiemster | chubs730: after i partition, do i just install windows 2000 the normal way? | 05:18 |
Jack_Sparrow | pocketdrummer: It is not for everything.. mostly things like messing up a theme or other settings in gnome | 05:18 |
Holmes89 | I have ubuntu desktop installed as a separate partition on the computer I'm using as a server is there a way I can mount the drive to change the file? | 05:18 |
chubs730 | thiemster: shrink your linux partition and format it to ntfs, and windows 2000 should recognize it and install | 05:18 |
_Oz_ | amenado: tell that to the guys who built compiz-fusion | 05:18 |
_Oz_ | :) | 05:18 |
uhohzombies | my gutsy x64 install is rebooting my pc when 'kernel mapping tables', i can't get it to install. any ideas? is x64 even worth using over i386 for home desktop purposes? | 05:18 |
jokie51 | hmm | 05:18 |
thiemster | chubs730: is there anyway to do it without deleting all my linux stuff? | 05:18 |
chubs730 | thiemster: and then you'll have to use the ubuntu livecd to rebuild grub, but that's fairly easy | 05:18 |
supershort | how can i cancel all software installations | 05:18 |
jokie51 | everyone can afford a "high rez graphics card" | 05:19 |
jokie51 | heres an example. | 05:19 |
Scunizi | !mount > Holmes | 05:19 |
pocketdrummer | Jack_Sparrow: That's ok, it just gives me another option before throwing in the towel. | 05:19 |
amenado | _Oz_-> compiz has a minimum, ubuntu install has much much less requirements | 05:19 |
craigbass1976 | Holmes89, yes, nfs share is like windows sharing for linux. | 05:19 |
Scunizi | !mount > Holmes89 | 05:19 |
Jack_Sparrow | _Oz_: Chill... look for a backup of your old xorg | 05:19 |
Jordan_U | pocketdrummer, You almost never *need* to do a full reinstall to fix a problem | 05:19 |
chubs730 | thiemster: yes, gparted will automatically do that for you, it shows you what you've used and you can just drag the space smaller | 05:19 |
jokie51 | NVIDIA Geforce FX5900: $59 | 05:19 |
jokie51 | lol | 05:19 |
chubs730 | thiemster: unless you've used up almost all your disk space | 05:19 |
_Oz_ | how, jack spar-- er, CAPTAIN jack sparrow? | 05:19 |
jokie51 | capable of driving two 1920x1200 LCD's | 05:19 |
Holmes89 | nfs share? how does that work? | 05:19 |
thiemster | chubs730: nope, i haven't used up the space. i still have about 50 gigabytes left | 05:19 |
Jack_Sparrow | Jordan_U: Hi, did you have a help page for the bcm943xx cards? | 05:19 |
Munchkinguy | How can I stop mplayerplug.in from opening in its own window? | 05:20 |
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thiemster | chubs730: and that's more than enough for windows 2000. it's a pretty small installation | 05:20 |
Jordan_U | !broadcom | Jack_Sparrow | 05:20 |
ubotu | Jack_Sparrow: Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/Driver/Broadcom43xx | 05:20 |
thiemster | chubs730: thanks for your advice, i'll try it again one of these days | 05:20 |
Jack_Sparrow | Jordan_U: Not the same card | 05:20 |
chubs730 | thiemster: yeah that'll be fine then, just boot into gparted, shrink your ext2 or ext3 or whatever you're using for ubuntu, and then format the blank space as ntfs | 05:20 |
Jordan_U | Jack_Sparrow, Sorry, misread | 05:20 |
Jack_Sparrow | _Oz_: Are you in gui.. low res? | 05:20 |
chubs730 | thiemster: no problem | 05:20 |
craigbass1976 | Scunizi, hey, I've never tried nano before. Thanks for the tip | 05:20 |
pocketdrummer | Jordan_U: Well, sometimes something happens where programs stop working. Like deskbar died and wouldn't come back, Ardour would close itself after opening. Things like that. Reinstalling and even completely removing and reinstalling didn't work. Do you guys know how to fix things like that? | 05:20 |
Scunizi | Holmes89, why did you create a seperate partion for the server install. you could have included that with the normal Ubuntu install or done it in a virtual machine.. | 05:20 |
Jordan_U | Jack_Sparrow, I don't now but let me look a second | 05:20 |
Scunizi | craigbass1976, np.. it's saved me several times. | 05:21 |
Jack_Sparrow | Jordan_U: dont bother | 05:21 |
Jack_Sparrow | Jordan_U: I mistook you for someone else.. | 05:21 |
supershort | it says this 'setting up vnccommon' and it does nothing but stop me from installing other shit | 05:21 |
Holmes89 | because I'm only testing out the software, getting used to it so when I'm finally able to make a server I'll know what to do | 05:21 |
craigbass1976 | Scunizi, I've just been using vi the whole time. Nano's neat though. | 05:21 |
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amenado | craigbass1976-> if you ever get stuck with editing a text file, ed is always available | 05:21 |
Jack_Sparrow | _Oz_: Fire up thunar or nautilus and look in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.dateofbackup | 05:21 |
Scunizi | craigbass1976, I tried vi once but I didn't have a referance handy for how to save and exit.. really frustrating. | 05:22 |
chubs730 | jeez who started the editor debate | 05:22 |
supershort | I neeeeed hlep | 05:22 |
supershort | help | 05:22 |
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prohna | anyone ever tried to install the lingua translate module? | 05:22 |
Scunizi | !ask | supershort | 05:22 |
ubotu | supershort: 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. :-) | 05:22 |
prohna | so that i can install this xchat-babelfish script? | 05:22 |
_Oz_ | then what, jack? | 05:22 |
pocketdrummer | You know, there is one thing that I still have a problem fixing that you guys might know more about. Whenever I edit xorg.conf hit F7, my video goes into Low-Quality mode or Low-res mode or something like that. Do you know what could be wrong? | 05:22 |
supershort | i asked the question | 05:22 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Ok Im back | 05:22 |
supershort | it says this 'setting up vnccommon' and it does nothing but stop me from installing other shit | 05:22 |
Holmes89 | what do I do with nfs ? | 05:22 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: virtualbox VERY BAD | 05:22 |
Scunizi | pocketdrummer, restart x with ctrl+alt+backspace.. might fix it. | 05:23 |
Jack_Sparrow | _Oz_: Copy it over the existing xorg.conf after saving the current one of course | 05:23 |
badkitty | _Oz_: How is that? | 05:23 |
_Oz_ | it hosed me | 05:23 |
amenado | !lanugage | supershort | 05:23 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about lanugage - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 05:23 |
_Oz_ | ubuntu wouldn't boot for a time | 05:23 |
Jack_Sparrow | supershort: Letrs keep it family friendly.. thanks | 05:23 |
badkitty | _Oz_: wouldn't boot because of vbox? Thats ridiculous.. what did you do? | 05:23 |
supershort | how can i fix the problem tho | 05:23 |
pocketdrummer | Scunizi: I've actually tried rebooting altogether, but it doesn't work. I have to restore xorg.conf from xorg.conf_backup. | 05:23 |
chubs730 | supershort: you may have to manually uninstall vnccommon, unless you really need it | 05:23 |
supershort | how i do that | 05:23 |
craigbass1976 | Scunizi, yeah, especially if you were in vi and not vim. Vi kind of blows | 05:24 |
Scunizi | pocketdrummer, do what are you editing that's making the difference? | 05:24 |
erich | Is there a way I can reconfigure the installed codecs? I installed a new soundcard and now I only have sound in xmms | 05:24 |
chubs730 | supershort: dpkg should do it | 05:24 |
spud213 | help on 7.10 internet connection | 05:24 |
acee1234 | can someone tell me why my max display resolution is 1400x 1050 should be 1680x 1050 | 05:24 |
papuccino1 | Hm... there's three choices for the IDLE python enviroment. Which should I choose? | 05:25 |
Jack_Sparrow | acee1234: Common problem is wrong v/h refresh rates in the xorg | 05:25 |
chubs730 | papuccino1: what do you mean? | 05:25 |
pocketdrummer | scunizi, the mouse configuration, surprisingly. I have a G7 Mouse and I'm trying to get all the buttons to work. Right now, I'm using btnx (which halfway works). | 05:25 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: What kind of card is it? | 05:25 |
papuccino1 | There's : 2.4 and 2.5 (both maintaned the Ubuntu community) and then there's 2.5 maintained by Canonical LTD. | 05:25 |
papuccino1 | halp! | 05:25 |
supershort | so | 05:25 |
papuccino1 | Sorry didn't explain well. There's three in the Repositories. | 05:25 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: all I did was follow the instructions, then ubuntu wouldn't boot when I rebooted | 05:25 |
papuccino1 | Applications> Add/Remove | 05:26 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: ati x1400 | 05:26 |
chubs730 | papuccino1: ahh, IDLE isn't vital, but 2.5 community or canonical should be fine | 05:26 |
_Oz_ | it was that driver package I think | 05:26 |
Scunizi | pocketdrummer, can't help with the specifics but now you know that there is an error in what you're trying to do. | 05:26 |
_Oz_ | I got it booted back up but all of my gfx settings are gone | 05:26 |
acee1234 | Jack_Sparrow: solution? | 05:26 |
chubs730 | papuccino: unless you have python 2.4 of course | 05:26 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: know the make and model of the monitor? | 05:26 |
papuccino1 | chubs: what do you mean isn't vital? Please explain a bit, I know I can still program in Terminal, is that what you mean? | 05:26 |
j_humphrey | how do i install gtk themes? | 05:26 |
owen1 | how to find the video card i have? | 05:26 |
Holmes89 | how will I use nfs or nano to copy over my html code and assets folder? | 05:26 |
_Oz_ | trying to restore from xorg.conf backup now | 05:26 |
_Oz_ | recommend you DO NOT use virtual box | 05:26 |
Starnestommy | owen1: lspci | 05:26 |
Jack_Sparrow | acee1234: Find the v/h for your specific monitor and edit the xorg..again..:) | 05:26 |
papuccino1 | j_humphry: download Emerald from synaptic | 05:26 |
Scunizi | owen1, lspci | 05:26 |
spud213 | can someone please post a link where i can read on how to fix my net connection in 7.10 thanks | 05:26 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: laptop um..... dell e1505 | 05:26 |
Holmes89 | I'm confused about what this can do for me | 05:26 |
amenado | _Oz_-> stop trolling | 05:26 |
owen1 | Scunizi: thanks | 05:27 |
badkitty | _Oz_: That is very strange...Seriously Ive never had a problem with it.. I'll even make a screen shot of it if you want | 05:27 |
_Oz_ | I am not trolling. | 05:27 |
Jack_Sparrow | acee1234: Same difference.. | 05:27 |
chubs730 | papuccino1: well, IDLE is simply a text editor geared towards python | 05:27 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: hrrm... | 05:27 |
erich | I installed a new soundcard and now I only have sound in xmms, any idea what might cause this? | 05:27 |
j_humphrey | papuccino1, i downloaded a gtk theme, but its in a bunch of folders, how do i get it in a .emeralrd file? | 05:27 |
_Oz_ | hey, how do I edit xorg.conf and save it as root? | 05:27 |
papuccino1 | chubs: So IDLE is simply like Gedit? All it does is provide color syntax for Python? | 05:27 |
_Oz_ | using text editor in the gui? | 05:27 |
chubs730 | papuccino1: it may actually suit you better to use another IDE, because IDLE does a few things for you taht are unconventional | 05:27 |
Jack_Sparrow | _Oz_: You are not trolling, but you are on a bit of a rant.. And I am your buddy telling you this | 05:27 |
papuccino1 | chubs: Recommendations perhaps? | 05:28 |
chubs730 | papuccino1: yes almost, but it also has a terminal to test python code | 05:28 |
cptnapalm | Anybody remember what that app is that lets you choose your monitor from a bunch of presets? | 05:28 |
pocketdrummer | _Oz_, I open a terminal, type sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 05:28 |
chubs730 | papuccino1: i use geany | 05:28 |
_Oz_ | Yeah, it's just that damn virtualbox... I had this install set up perfectly... I was just really annoyed that it messed me up so badly, | 05:28 |
Seraph | If you're trying to connect to a WEP manually, how can you select Password/Passphrase, as opposed to Hex or ASCII? | 05:28 |
Starnestommy | cptnapalm: somewhere in System > Administration | 05:28 |
acee1234 | ok nother issue if i try to restart x only my background shows and the comp freezes | 05:28 |
_Oz_ | But I've got it under control. :) | 05:28 |
papuccino1 | j_humphry: Open emerald, and choose import. Browse to the location and hopefully you'll see it there to import. | 05:28 |
Scunizi | Holmes89, nano is for editing files that you can get to. It won't copy anything. You can mount the other partition and get to it. I just can't explain exactly how to do that. | 05:28 |
monte | libdvdcss/libdvdnav/libdvdread were do i find them they are not listed in the synaptic so were else or how do i do it | 05:28 |
papuccino1 | j_humphry: If the file is comatible... | 05:28 |
Jack_Sparrow | _Oz_: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg or gksudo thunar | 05:28 |
papuccino1 | chubs: Is that how you spell it "geany" | 05:28 |
cptnapalm | _Oz_: open a command line and sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 05:28 |
badkitty | _Oz_: sudo dpkg-reconfigure /etc/X11/xorg.conf ??? | 05:29 |
craigbass1976 | Has anyone else run into the "session only lasted 10 seconds" message? I've been reading around and haven't found theright answer yet | 05:29 |
chubs730 | papuccino1: and simply running python "codething" in the terminal will get you the interactive thing just like idle | 05:29 |
amenado | Seraph-> you have already proven you can associate and connect using plaing text ie without wep/wpa/leal encryption? | 05:29 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Or you just want to edit it? | 05:29 |
spud213 | thanks all for all your help very useful | 05:29 |
cptnapalm | Starnestommy: Ah, found it. Thanks | 05:29 |
craigbass1976 | Oh man, it's 12:30. Forget I asked--- I'll look into it tomorrow | 05:29 |
Seraph | amenado: Yes. | 05:29 |
chubs730 | papuccino1: yeah, just look in the repos (add/remove programs) at IDE's | 05:29 |
_Oz_ | how can I rename the backup file to the current file | 05:29 |
_Oz_ | using the terminal? | 05:29 |
acee1234 | brb | 05:29 |
badkitty | sudo cp name of old file name of new file | 05:29 |
pocketdrummer | What's the difference between sudo and gksudo? | 05:29 |
chubs730 | papuccino1: synaptic will have more too | 05:29 |
Starnestommy | pocketdrummer: gksudo is graphical | 05:30 |
Jack_Sparrow | !gksudo Very Important | 05:30 |
chubs730 | pocketdrummer: sudo is commandline, gksudo is graphical | 05:30 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: Ok, try this (No guarantees though) Open System>Administration>Screen and Graphics | 05:30 |
Jack_Sparrow | !gksudo | 05:30 |
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) | 05:30 |
badkitty | _Oz_: sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 05:30 |
amenado | Seraph-> next is to find out if your wifi driver supports such encryption, read up from the vendors web site about its capabilities | 05:30 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: ok | 05:30 |
papuccino1 | chubs: Yeah I know you can run Python in terminal, but having to write "python test.py" everytime I want to test a module is troubling.... | 05:30 |
owen1 | i want to connect pc to tv. do i need to do anything other than connecting the cables? | 05:30 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: Ok, Now click on Model | 05:30 |
badkitty | pocketdrummer: AFAIK gk is used for graphical operations sudo is for command line | 05:30 |
Scunizi | monte, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats | 05:30 |
chubs730 | papuccino1: well just stick with IDLE then, I use it sometimes myself, i was just saying it's not necessary | 05:30 |
_Oz_ | thanks | 05:31 |
_Oz_ | I am rebooting now, badkitty and jack | 05:31 |
Jordan_U | papuccino1, What are you trying to do ? | 05:31 |
_Oz_ | hopefully this works | 05:31 |
chubs730 | papuccino1: either 2.5 will work | 05:31 |
_Oz_ | sorry again about the rant | 05:31 |
Ashfire908 | i had installed ubuntu 7.10 on this old computer that had the clock set to the future. (havn't used it in years) i ran ntpdate-debian, and now all the files are in the future and sudo doesn't work. | 05:31 |
Jack_Sparrow | cya tomorrow | 05:31 |
pocketdrummer | Jack_Sparrow, This is new to me and concerning. So, I type !gksudo if I'm working with graphical (non-terminal) applications? | 05:31 |
_Oz_ | how did it manage to screw me up so bad? I followed the directions precisely | 05:31 |
_Oz_ | first time I've come across that in ubuntu | 05:31 |
papuccino1 | chubs: I'll try Geany though. Sounds interesting with the code autocompleting. :P It's aimed towards Python though right? | 05:31 |
densone | getting an install error with Ubuntu/ Intel 64 Bit. Right at the very end it say "cannot install Grub on HD0" | 05:31 |
Jack_Sparrow | pocketdrummer: Yes, extremely important | 05:31 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: ok | 05:31 |
uhohzombies | my gutsy x64 install is rebooting my pc when 'kernel mapping tables', i can't get it to install. any ideas? is x64 even worth using over i386 for home desktop purposes? | 05:31 |
monte | scunizi: thank u | 05:31 |
chubs730 | papuccino1: not aimed towards it, just supports it among others | 05:31 |
Scunizi | monte, np | 05:31 |
papuccino1 | Jordan: Oh nothing much, just learning along, first time this week using Python. | 05:31 |
badkitty | _Oz_: I dunno .. maybe it was something else?? Im gonna finish my set up again Ill let u know how it goes | 05:31 |
papuccino1 | chubs: Ok, cool. | 05:31 |
Nuke_ | something's accessing the hard drive... over and over and over repeatedly. what's a good way to figure out what it is | 05:31 |
pocketdrummer | Jack_Sparrow, So, just to be sure, you need the ! before gksudo, correct? | 05:31 |
Jordan_U | uhohzombies, To that last question, probably not | 05:32 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: I'm going to go see if I can find out what kind of screen your model has. BRB | 05:32 |
Nuke_ | and no, 'top' doesn't sort by IO usage | 05:32 |
_Oz_ | every time I boot GRUB bootloader defaults to "memtest" instead of my standard ubuntu | 05:32 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: alright | 05:32 |
monte | scunizi: if i have anymore trouble i will pm u k | 05:32 |
Jack_Sparrow | pocketdrummer: no... | 05:32 |
Jordan_U | papuccino1, Do you know about #! ? | 05:32 |
Jack_Sparrow | pocketdrummer: go to terminal and type gksudo nautilus | 05:32 |
Scunizi | monte.. just post here with my nick.. if i'm around I'll answer :) | 05:32 |
densone | I am installing to a 2.2TB HD0 , that should be ok right? | 05:32 |
suitengusaiga | I have a question about the administrator "screens and graphics" option. I was using it and it was working fine, but now it says "starting" and then closes... | 05:32 |
uhohzombies | thanks, jordan_u | 05:32 |
papuccino1 | Jordan: Yeah I read about it. I think it's to make the module a executable of sorts correct? | 05:32 |
monte | k | 05:32 |
chubs730 | densone: jesus christ partition that | 05:32 |
Scunizi | densone, sure can I use some of the space too? | 05:32 |
owen1 | i want to connect pc to tv. do i need to do anything other than connecting the cables? | 05:33 |
winnerrlz93 | hey any1 familiar with UNetbootin | 05:33 |
papuccino1 | Jordan: You have to put it in the first row, right? | 05:33 |
Dr_willis | where do you even find a single 2.2 TB hd... | 05:33 |
Jack_Sparrow | pocketdrummer: I need to go, I am almost never here on weekends.. all week is enough, but if you need me. find me here weekdays | 05:33 |
winnerrlz93 | hey any1 familiar with UNetbootin | 05:33 |
_Oz_ | darn!! didn't work | 05:33 |
Jordan_U | _Oz_, Make sure that memtest isn't the first option ( from the top of the file ) in your /boot/grub/menu.lst | 05:33 |
densone | its 6x75GB Drives running raid 10 | 05:33 |
Scunizi | owen1, make sure the resolution is set correctly after hooking it up. | 05:33 |
_Oz_ | it's not, jordan | 05:33 |
densone | 750GB | 05:33 |
Dr_willis | :) | 05:33 |
winnerrlz93 | hey any1 familiar with UNetbootin | 05:33 |
ubud | what software can covert dvd video into Video CD | 05:33 |
Scunizi | dennda, yowser! | 05:33 |
densone | Using it for some basic storage, but this grub setup is fucking me over | 05:33 |
Jack_Sparrow | winnerrlz93: Please do not repeat | 05:33 |
owen1 | Scunizi: how do i know the correct resolution? | 05:33 |
chubs730 | densone: are you sure your math is right? | 05:33 |
densone | never seen it before. | 05:33 |
winnerrlz93 | srry | 05:33 |
Jack_Sparrow | np | 05:34 |
pocketdrummer | Jack_Sparrow, sorry to keep you. Thank you for all your help! | 05:34 |
densone | This system is actuall Opteron | 05:34 |
winnerrlz93 | well if some1 would answer me | 05:34 |
Jordan_U | _Oz_, It could also be that it is not set to use the first line by default, can you pastebin your sources.lst? | 05:34 |
Jack_Sparrow | pocketdrummer: Zzzz Goodnight | 05:34 |
Scunizi | owen1, check in the tv's manuel.. it should tell u. | 05:34 |
Jack_Sparrow | _Oz_: See you monday | 05:34 |
_Oz_ | gnite jack | 05:34 |
winnerrlz93 | does any1 know anything about UNetbootin | 05:34 |
_Oz_ | thanks for the help again | 05:34 |
owen1 | Scunizi: thanks | 05:34 |
densone | I beleive the Ext3 Limit is 4T? Am I right? | 05:34 |
winnerrlz93 | can some one help me with UNetbootin | 05:35 |
papuccino1 | chubs: OMG CHUBS!!! I can execute the program without using the Terminal! -high five!- | 05:35 |
machrider | how do i see what options are available when installing a particular package? | 05:35 |
amenado | !repeat | winnerrlz93 | 05:35 |
j_humphrey | how do I install this theme: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Dark+Ice?content=69886 | 05:35 |
ubotu | winnerrlz93: 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 | 05:35 |
papuccino1 | chubs: Thanks for recommending Geany. | 05:35 |
Scunizi | owen1, np.. once you get it hooked up try playing openarena.. could be lots of fun! | 05:35 |
chubs730 | papuccino1: haha, no problem, enjoy your python | 05:35 |
owen1 | Scunizi: what is openarena? | 05:35 |
Scunizi | owen1, it's an online FPS game | 05:36 |
lirit | how can swap the escape and caps key for every keyboard layout? without running the xmodmap every time i switch the layout using the keyboard indicator? | 05:36 |
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cptnapalm | acee1234: Do you know if you are using the ATI restricted drivers or not? | 05:36 |
Jordan_U | papuccino1, If you put "#!/usr/bin/env perl" or simply "#!/usr/bin/perl" at the beginning of a text file and set the permissions to executable with chmod then the shell will pass that file to python if you to to "execute" the file, if you put "#!/usr/bin/env perl" it will try to run it with perl | 05:36 |
ubud | what software in ubuntu can convert dvd video into video CD | 05:37 |
papuccino1 | Jordan: Thank you for the tip. :D | 05:37 |
ubd | hello i have ubuntu 7.10 64 installed on my laptop and it is overheating even when idle and after being extremely hot it shots down | 05:37 |
Scunizi | ubud, devede.. it's in synaptic | 05:37 |
winnerrlz93 | can some one help me with UNetbootin | 05:38 |
amenado | ubd-> really? thats amazing, your about to melt your mobo? | 05:38 |
chubs730 | nooobody knows that that is winner | 05:38 |
Scunizi | winnerrlz93, what is UNetbootin? | 05:38 |
owen1 | Scunizi: i need svideo cables, right? | 05:38 |
papuccino1 | ubud: Maybe it's you fan. Laptops have problems with those. | 05:38 |
chubs730 | http://lubi.sourceforge.net/unetbootin.html | 05:38 |
winnerrlz93 | i have it i'm just stuck with something | 05:39 |
_Oz_ | I am going to start this ubuntu install over again from scratch | 05:39 |
Scunizi | owen1, depends on your video card and tv input.. my tv has a vga input and hdmi which is basically the same as dvi. adaptor needed. | 05:39 |
_Oz_ | something's majorly wrong | 05:39 |
LinuxMercedes | ubd: Take apart your laptop, get some canned air, and clean the dust out | 05:39 |
_Oz_ | luckily I was just fooling around with that install | 05:39 |
_Oz_ | for compiz effects | 05:39 |
rainwalker | _Oz_: fresh installs FTW | 05:39 |
owen1 | Scunizi: i have nvidia. | 05:39 |
Jordan_U | _Oz_, Can you pastebin your sources.lst? | 05:39 |
ubd | laptop is brand new | 05:39 |
Scunizi | owen1, on the computer.. but what kind of input jacks do you have on the tv? | 05:39 |
_Oz_ | FTW? | 05:40 |
ubd | heating problem about cpu frequency handlers but i coulnd understand how to solve the problem | 05:40 |
_Oz_ | jordan, thanks for the offer to help, but that wasn't my main problem | 05:40 |
owen1 | Scunizi: it looks like 2 small rounded holes. | 05:40 |
Jordan_U | _Oz_, Specifically, is the first non-commented line "default 0" | 05:40 |
neeto | I asked this in #apache to no avail, so I'm gonna try my luck here: on apache, how do you get your server to list hidden files over HTTP? | 05:40 |
Jordan_U | ? | 05:40 |
owen1 | Scunizi: i think it's svideo? | 05:40 |
rainwalker | _Oz_: For The Win | 05:40 |
densone | is there a good guide on manually partitioning ? | 05:40 |
_Oz_ | ah. :) | 05:41 |
ubd | therer utilities like cpudyn etc but synaptic doesnt let me o install them to keep another program | 05:41 |
owen1 | Scunizi: maybe it's 3 holes. | 05:41 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: Still there? | 05:41 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Hmm Yeha I am booting Backtrack2 right now from my virtualbox | 05:41 |
monte | scunizi: that website u gave me worked but it got half way and broke it say i ahve to broken packages how do i fix it | 05:41 |
LinuxMercedes | ubd: ok, well, that's weird. Not sure what's wrong. (although I can personally attest to cleaning the air ducts when your laptop overheats =]) | 05:41 |
prohna | cpan apparently needs root | 05:41 |
Scunizi | owen1, is it a standard tv or lcd tv? svideo is a round jack with multiple holes in it. probaby 3-5 holes.. do yo have svideo out on the video card.? | 05:41 |
prohna | how do i do that from terminal? | 05:41 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: I think it must have been compiz not playing nicely with vm | 05:41 |
_Oz_ | I guess | 05:41 |
Starnestommy | prohna: sudo cpan | 05:41 |
pocketdrummer | Does anyone have any Experience with Networking? | 05:41 |
Jordan_U | !anyone | pocketdrummer | 05:42 |
_Oz_ | because it came back with lots of video problems | 05:42 |
ubotu | pocketdrummer: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 05:42 |
cptnapalm | pocketdrummer: what sort? | 05:42 |
_Oz_ | I can't get my nvidia drivers back | 05:42 |
Scunizi | monte, i think there is an option in synaptic to check for broken packages and fix them.. | 05:42 |
badkitty | _Oz_: But I have the same compiz that you do.. what type of card do you have? | 05:42 |
_Oz_ | nvidia geforce 7600 | 05:42 |
monte | o does anyone no were that is in the synaptic | 05:42 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Mines a 7800 .. basically same card | 05:42 |
rainwalker | prohna: to use admin (root) privileges in the terminal, do "sudo" and then the command | 05:42 |
Scunizi | pocketdrummer, what's the question? | 05:42 |
monte | for broken packages | 05:42 |
thiemster | is there any way to start an X display from the command line? | 05:42 |
Jordan_U | _Oz_, I assume you are trying to run compiz / use the nvidia drivers in the host OS and not the guest? | 05:42 |
_Oz_ | there are lots of setting in compiz though | 05:42 |
badkitty | monte: what are you looking for? | 05:42 |
_Oz_ | I had mine running pretty hot | 05:43 |
monte | broken packes | 05:43 |
owen1 | Scunizi: it's standard tv. and no, i don't have svideo according to your description. | 05:43 |
monte | packages | 05:43 |
pocketdrummer | Well, I'm trying to network a windows XP computer with my Ubuntu computer here. The XP computer has the Printer, and I want to be able to access it over the network. | 05:43 |
_Oz_ | running the desktop cube, transparency, all kinds of stuff | 05:43 |
badkitty | thiemster: try startx | 05:43 |
gandhii | where are the icon files stored? I'd like to change the icon for a link and am not sure where to look for other system icons. | 05:43 |
Scunizi | owen1, don't bother. it won't hook to it and actually display anything. | 05:43 |
thiemster | badkitty: thx | 05:43 |
_Oz_ | pocketdrummer: very easy | 05:43 |
chubs730 | pocketdrummer: samba is your savior | 05:43 |
_Oz_ | just go to "printing" in system -> administration | 05:43 |
Jordan_U | thiemster, Yes, startx, xinit or "sudo invoke-rc.d gdm start" depending on what exactly you want to start along with X | 05:44 |
Scunizi | pocketdrummer, what you're interested in is samba.. I'll see if ubutu can help | 05:44 |
owen1 | Scunizi: i didn't understand your last message... | 05:44 |
_Oz_ | you don't even need samba to print to an xp machine from ubuntu, though | 05:44 |
Scunizi | !samba | pocketdrummer | 05:44 |
ubotu | pocketdrummer: 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. | 05:44 |
thiemster | Jordan_U: thank u | 05:44 |
Jordan_U | thiemster, np | 05:44 |
owen1 | Scunizi: what kind of cable do i need? | 05:44 |
monte | badkitty: were do i go to fix broken packages or does anyone kno | 05:44 |
pocketdrummer | Thanks, I'll give it a look. :D | 05:44 |
badkitty | monte: I think you can do it from the command line.. but I dont know off hand Jordan_U? | 05:45 |
Jordan_U | monte, Broken in what way? Are you trying to file a bug or fix a problem on your own computer only? | 05:45 |
cptnapalm | monte: I think its sudo apt-get -f install | 05:45 |
Scunizi | owen1, if your computer has a standard monitor output and your tv doesn't have svideo or hdmi or a vga input you won't be able to hook up to it. It simply won't convert the signals correctly IF you could find a cable. | 05:45 |
cptnapalm | monte: but I might be wrong | 05:45 |
Jordan_U | badkitty, Do what? | 05:45 |
thiemster | Do ti-calculators (especially ti-84+ SE) work with ubuntu? | 05:45 |
cptnapalm | monte: but I don't think it would hurt anything at any rate. | 05:46 |
badkitty | Jordan_U: Hey what are the differences in stating x that you gave earlier | 05:46 |
chubs730 | monte: if your package manager is totally hose go for sudo dpkg --configure -a && sudo apt-get -f install | 05:46 |
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monte | his is a major failure of your software management system. Please check for broken packages with synaptic, check the file permissions and correctness of the file '/etc/apt/sources.list' and reload the software information with: 'sudo apt-get update' and 'sudo apt-get install -f'. | 05:46 |
_Oz_ | compiz is the only logical explanation, badkitty. I'm seeing lots of people have been using virtualbox without too much problem but I've seen in several places now (forums, tutorials, etc) everyone says don't use compiz with virtualbox. | 05:46 |
machrider | i'm trying to install ircd-hybrid with SSL support. can anyone help me? | 05:46 |
monte | thats wat it says in the add remoe thing when i try to get in it | 05:46 |
machrider | out of the box, it doesn't appear to support SSL | 05:46 |
chubs730 | monte: try my previous advice | 05:47 |
chubs730 | monte: sudo dpkg --configure -a && sudo apt-get -f install | 05:47 |
chubs730 | in a terminal | 05:47 |
cptnapalm | monte: Try sudo apt-get -f install | 05:47 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Hmm I dont buy it... Maybe I am just extremely lucky but all I had to do was sudp apt-get install virtualbox.. then add myself to the vbox user group and wahlah | 05:47 |
cptnapalm | monte: or ignore me and do what chubs730 says :) | 05:47 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: what other reason could there be? I mean it totally trashed my install | 05:48 |
monte | lol its working | 05:48 |
_Oz_ | I am reinstalling from scratch right now on the computer that went down | 05:48 |
monte | thx | 05:48 |
Jordan_U | badkitty, xinit starts just X and xterm, no window manager now desktop environment ( you can't even move / resize the xterm window ), startx starts a gnome ( or whatever default DM ) session ( basically the same as xinit then running "gnome-session" ) "sudo invoke-rc.d gdm start" starts the GDM login screen that you get when you boot normally | 05:48 |
badkitty | _Oz_: And I have a ton of other stuff running too like compiz, avant window navigato, screenlets.. | 05:48 |
chubs730 | monte: np | 05:48 |
_Oz_ | and it has been advised repeatedly that you should not use compiz and virtualbox... | 05:48 |
_Oz_ | well, you might have a "lucky" combination of compiz features running while vb is running | 05:48 |
Munchkinguy | How can I stop mplayerplug.in from opening in its own window? | 05:48 |
_Oz_ | (what's navigato, btw?) | 05:49 |
cptnapalm | monte: awesomeness :) I remember the first time I trashed my apt... I was a sad person... and stupid... I tried to hand edit the apt stuff | 05:49 |
gandhii | where are the icon files stored? I'd like to change the icon for a link and am not sure where to look for other system icons. | 05:49 |
badkitty | Jordan_U: Wow thanks.. I guess I should learn that one with gdm start | 05:49 |
chubs730 | ctnapalm: hand editing, slackware, the good old days | 05:49 |
monte | lol thats funny | 05:49 |
badkitty | Jordan_U: Than Again, I am still reliant of the GUI but I do alot of work in terminal windows | 05:49 |
Jordan_U | badkitty, np | 05:50 |
machrider | my question in general is: do ubuntu packages *have* options? | 05:50 |
rainwalker | gandhii: check in your .themes folder in your home directory, in each theme's folder, or look in /usr/share/pixmaps | 05:50 |
cptnapalm | chubs730: hand editing, clueless luser.... ;) | 05:50 |
machrider | and how do you see what the options are? | 05:50 |
BloodyScum | i know this is a stupid question, sence iv been useing ubuntu for years... but i just removed my trash can from my bar and i cant figure out how to put it back.. | 05:50 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Well I have desktop cube, cube reflection, all the task switchers, .. most the fun eyecandy stuff is enabled (except the ones that cause conflicts with lesser cool ones) | 05:51 |
dez | -------______--------HEIL HITLER!-------__-----__--- | 05:51 |
dez | -------\----/--------------------------/-/----/-/--- | 05:51 |
dez | ---_----|--|----_-----WE-CONTROL------/-/----/-/---- | 05:51 |
dez | --|-\___|--|___/-|----YOUR-WORLD-----/-/___-/-/___-- | 05:51 |
BloodyScum | ok, almost a year i guess | 05:51 |
dez | --|--____--____--|----HEILHITLER----/___--//___--/-- | 05:51 |
cptnapalm | chubs730: I really did try to go and hand edit that stuff... I still can't believe what a moronic idea that was heh | 05:51 |
FloodBot3 | dez: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 05:51 |
chubs730 | bloodyscum: right blick, add to panel | 05:51 |
dez | --|_/---|--|---\_|----SIEG--HEIL-------/-/----/-/--- | 05:51 |
rainwalker | BloodyScum: right-click on the panel, click "add to panel" and re-add it | 05:51 |
MasterShrek | !ops | 05:51 |
ubotu | Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici or Jack_Sparrow! | 05:51 |
Scunizi | machrider, sometimes synaptic will recommend optional packages. but to answer you.. generally no.. options for a program are changed after install in the .conf file for that program. | 05:51 |
Jordan_U | machrider, Yes, not nearly as extensive as those of Gentoo if that is what you are wondering, and not for all packages, but you can change them with "sudo dpkg-reconfigure <package>" | 05:51 |
badkitty | BloodyScum: Did youtry right clicking and adding to panel | 05:51 |
chubs730 | cptnapalm: eh oh well, it's not really that moronic as long as you've got a manual with you | 05:51 |
MasterShrek | nvm, forgot about the floodbots | 05:51 |
badkitty | chubs730: You too quick | 05:51 |
dez | mastershrek you need to chill | 05:51 |
* cptnapalm thinks dez is a Bill gates fan... | 05:51 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: any luck? | 05:51 |
machrider | Jordan_U: i'm coming from gentoo, so yes, that's what i was thinking. i want to enable SSL for ircd-hybrid, but it doesn't look possible | 05:51 |
MasterShrek | dez, you need to not flood | 05:51 |
machrider | Jordan_U: i might just have to build it by hand. | 05:52 |
cptnapalm | chubs730: Manual? Manual? What is this "manual" you speak of? heh | 05:52 |
BloodyScum | ok, thanks.. lol, i cant believe i didnt think of that.... | 05:52 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: Ah, was wondering where you went. Ok, got that thing open? | 05:52 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: it is using restricted drivers and direct render returns yes | 05:52 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: it's ok, I don't mind reinstalling it all too much | 05:52 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: yes | 05:52 |
_Oz_ | it's THIS computer that I'm currently on that I've set up for productivity | 05:52 |
devnull | hmm, i did a brief google search, but is anyone familiar with a linux irc program that implements a single window multiple pane mdi type interface similar to (dare i say it) mirc? | 05:52 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Ok, maybe you can try qemu or vmware | 05:52 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: so 3d is good to go just resolution silliness? | 05:52 |
_Oz_ | that computer has an XP/ubuntu dual boot and I don't really need ubuntu on it | 05:52 |
LinuxMercedes | devnull: try xchat | 05:53 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Although i cant believe yours got messed up.. You were running gutsy? | 05:53 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: I'll probably try virtualbox again just without the compiz | 05:53 |
_Oz_ | yes, gutsy | 05:53 |
Jordan_U | machrider, It's not, that is a compile time option ( though you can grab and rebuild the source package with apt-get source , not as convenient as Gentoo but not too hard and better integrated than installing from a source tar file ) | 05:53 |
Scunizi | devnull, irssi, xchat, bitchx | 05:53 |
chubs730 | cptnapalm: hah yeah i remember when i first started on linux and after failing miserably at things decided it was time to "rtfm" | 05:53 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: yes | 05:53 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Did you reconfigure xorg and everything | 05:53 |
devnull | i am using gnome-xchat, is it capable of anything other than the default tabbed interface? | 05:53 |
machrider | Jordan_U: ok, i'll do that. thanks. | 05:53 |
MasterShrek | devnull, use regular xchat, not gnome-xchat | 05:53 |
Jordan_U | machrider, np | 05:53 |
cptnapalm | chubs730: Favorite sig of all time: WWJD? JWRTFM! | 05:53 |
_Oz_ | I just copied the backup xorg over the current xorg | 05:53 |
devnull | i am wanting to be able to view all my channels at the same time | 05:53 |
devnull | ok i will try that | 05:53 |
_Oz_ | and it was still bollocks | 05:53 |
chubs730 | cptnapalm: haha, i've never seen that | 05:54 |
Scunizi | devnull, would you like to see multiple connections at once.. ? irssi from the command line does it well. | 05:54 |
j_humphrey | how do i use emerald to install themes? | 05:54 |
devnull | dont really care about multiple connections, just multiple windows | 05:54 |
devnull | err channels | 05:54 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: ok, what we're going to try is to select generic from the list on the right | 05:54 |
MasterShrek | devnull, right click on the channel tab or w/e and hit "Detach Tab" | 05:54 |
Scunizi | devnull, that's actually what I ment.. | 05:54 |
chubs730 | devnull: i'm using gnome-xchat with multiple channels right now | 05:54 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: dont see generic option | 05:54 |
chubs730 | devnull: unless you mean different channels in different tabs | 05:55 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: Ok, click where it says model | 05:55 |
chubs730 | devnull: they're on the left side | 05:55 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: ok | 05:55 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: scroll up to the top on the left pane | 05:55 |
Scunizi | devnull, for irssi.. it can be loaded sudo apt-get irssi then check out http://linuxreviews.org/software/irc/irssi/ | 05:55 |
devnull | different channels in different windows so to speak. able to see all individual channel conversations at the same time | 05:55 |
MasterShrek | devnull, do what i told you, you can detach the tabs from xchat | 05:55 |
devnull | and being the lazyass that i am, i am more interested in a graphical solution than a console one :) | 05:56 |
chubs730 | devnull: ahh, i see, no idea if it can do that, ignore me | 05:56 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: top selection should be generic in bold | 05:56 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: only generic listed is on the left screen but yes | 05:56 |
MasterShrek | devnull, i dont know if gnome-xchat can, from what ive heard its kinda dumbed down, but regular xchat can | 05:56 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Are you sure it copied it over? You didn't try to reconfigure | 05:56 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: ok, click that. | 05:56 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: ok | 05:56 |
devnull | it looks like gnome-xchat cant, i will install the regular xchat | 05:56 |
Scunizi | MasterShrek, after detaching how do you reattach? | 05:56 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: now in the right window should start off with LCD panels | 05:57 |
MasterShrek | Scunizi, no idea, i never do it heh | 05:57 |
acee1234 | cptnapalm: yes | 05:57 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: yeah, I tried to reconfigure. everything in ubuntu was majorly messed up. I couldn't load any drivers... video refused to get out of low res... nothing worked. | 05:57 |
cptnapalm | scroll down until you see LCD Panel 1680x1050 | 05:57 |
_Oz_ | it was like an atom bomb going off in there, or something. | 05:57 |
MasterShrek | Scunizi, xchat > attach window | 05:57 |
acee1234 | ok | 05:57 |
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_Oz_ | it's ok, I'm over it. | 05:57 |
badkitty | _Oz_: wow thats nuts man... when was the last reboot? | 05:57 |
_Oz_ | hmm... 15 mins ago maybe | 05:58 |
devnull | next irc q, know of anything that can do blowfish encryption? :P | 05:58 |
Scunizi | MasterShrek, ah I knew there was an easy answer! | 05:58 |
_Oz_ | I knew I was playing with fire with compiz, that's why I set it up on a computer that was nonessential | 05:58 |
_Oz_ | no big deal | 05:58 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Strange, well anyhow I guess just don't run it while compiz is running.. | 05:58 |
cptnapalm | acee1234: scroll down until you see LCD Panel 1680x1050 | 05:58 |
Scunizi | devnull, http://www.usinglinux.org/irc/irssi-fish.html | 05:58 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Haha .. I only had problems with it in edgy when I had to install the nvidia drivers manually | 05:59 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: really appreciate all of your help, that's one of the things that make ubuntu great, the ubuntu community | 05:59 |
badkitty | _Oz_: For sure.. I learn so much just from gleaming what people say in this room | 05:59 |
pocketdrummer | Is there a way to force your mouse's sample rate to stay at 500? | 06:00 |
_Oz_ | I need to start learning some command line basics | 06:00 |
_Oz_ | I'm really good at copying at pasting into the terminal window | 06:00 |
Scunizi | devnull, once you learn about irssi then learn about screen.. can be really powerful stuff. | 06:00 |
_Oz_ | but I need to learn what the hell it all means | 06:00 |
MasterShrek | !bash | _Oz_ | 06:00 |
ubotu | _Oz_: The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 06:00 |
cptnapalm | pocketdrummer: no clue... but I'm curious why that would be something you need to do | 06:00 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Don't worry it will come with time trust me | 06:00 |
MasterShrek | :) | 06:00 |
devnull | oh i am quite familiar with screen and console apps :) | 06:00 |
chubs730 | oz: cd, ls, mkdir, renmov are all you need | 06:00 |
chubs730 | kinda | 06:00 |
_Oz_ | my biggest discomfort at this point comes from simply not understanding, exactly, the file structure | 06:01 |
_Oz_ | I don't understand where things go when they're installed | 06:01 |
_Oz_ | in windows, it's simple | 06:01 |
devnull | i finally broke down and swapped my ati card for an nvidia card, so i am ready to make an attempt at using linux full time on the desktop | 06:01 |
chubs730 | /usr/bin | 06:01 |
chubs730 | :) | 06:01 |
_Oz_ | they go in c:/program files and some dlls get dumped into /windows | 06:01 |
devnull | only game i really play is wow | 06:01 |
cptnapalm | chubs730: Don't forget the learning by extreme pain example: rm -R / heh | 06:01 |
Scunizi | _Oz_, sort of simple in windows.. | 06:01 |
_Oz_ | in linux, I have no friggin' idea | 06:01 |
MasterShrek | !fsh | 06:01 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about fsh - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 06:01 |
MasterShrek | hrm | 06:01 |
_Oz_ | and I don't really get the "package" concept either -- is it like a zip? | 06:01 |
acee1235 | cptnapalm: froze had to restart but works | 06:01 |
crdlb | _Oz_: dpkg -L PACKAGE_NAME :) | 06:01 |
chubs730 | cptnapalm: hah yeah, don't fall into that trap oz | 06:01 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Me neither haha ..yah package is similar to zip | 06:02 |
cptnapalm | _Oz_: package is more like an installer | 06:02 |
skwashd | hi all | 06:02 |
MasterShrek | _Oz_, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard | 06:02 |
_Oz_ | cptnapalm: yeah, I know what rm does :) | 06:02 |
chubs730 | oz: /usr/bin is where programs hang out when they're installed, as well as /usr/local/bin | 06:02 |
_Oz_ | ah | 06:02 |
_Oz_ | thank you, mastershrek | 06:02 |
Scunizi | _Oz_, kinda like an .exe.. with variations.. | 06:02 |
pocketdrummer | cptnapalm: Well, G7 mouse changes it from 500 to 150 all by itself in both windows and linux (somehow). So, the cursor hops all over the screen. I'm negotiating with Logitech about them sending me a _Different_ mouse, but they're making it hard. | 06:02 |
acee1235 | cptnapalm: thank you | 06:02 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Yah its an installable archive basically.. a tarball is most similiar to a zip i would think | 06:02 |
skwashd | i have a ASUS M3A mother board with 2G RAM, Athlon 4800+, 320G HDD, mythbuntu installed | 06:02 |
cptnapalm | _Oz_: no one can every be *nix guru without having wiped out their OS with rm at least once :) | 06:02 |
devnull | oh yeah, twinview = roxors :P | 06:02 |
skwashd | everytime i reboot it, the MAC address changes | 06:03 |
mkbernard | 0 | 06:03 |
monte | um someone gave me a website link about unbuntu restricted extras | 06:03 |
cptnapalm | acee1235: so alls well in 1680x1050? | 06:03 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: like a self-executing zip (.exe) that's compressed into a single file? | 06:03 |
badkitty | monte: probably me | 06:03 |
MasterShrek | skwashd, sounds like a bios setting maybe, is it totally random which mac address? | 06:03 |
crdlb | _Oz_: it's not self-executing | 06:03 |
monte | can u give me that link again | 06:03 |
acee1235 | cptnapalm: yes | 06:03 |
chubs730 | oz, cptnapalm: or installing debian twice because "it didn't work", because you were too lazy to check the website and find out what startx was | 06:03 |
pocketdrummer | skwashd: That's really odd, I didn't think MAC addresses ever changed. | 06:03 |
acee1235 | cptnapalm: everything is tiny on my 15" screen | 06:04 |
cptnapalm | acee1235: Awesome :) | 06:04 |
acee1235 | indeed | 06:04 |
skwashd | MasterShrek: that's what i thought ... checked it ... the only LAN options are "use boot rom" (disabled) and "smart mac" (auto - oither option disabled the nic) | 06:04 |
Scunizi | monte, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats | 06:04 |
HeLeN22 | hi | 06:04 |
_Oz_ | startx? what's that? | 06:04 |
_Oz_ | and how could it have helped me? | 06:04 |
skwashd | pocketdrummer: you can hack it .. but normally it shouldn't change | 06:04 |
monte | scunizi: thanks | 06:04 |
cptnapalm | chubs730: Man I remember starting with Red Hat 4.something and trying to get X working.... had the case open on its side with a flashlight trying to read chipset numbers heh | 06:05 |
MasterShrek | skwashd, very weird, never heard of such a thing | 06:05 |
chubs730 | oz: i wouldn't worry about it, but if you ever use something like slackware or debian, it boots to a command line by default | 06:05 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Well a package is really what the name implies and you tell the computer what to do with it: sudo (super user do) apt-get (aptitude is the package manager) install (this is what to do with this package) virtualbox | 06:05 |
ubuntulover | Guys, what means "start application in terminal"??? How can i emulate this way in script? | 06:05 |
cptnapalm | acee1235: on 15" I'm thinking 1440x900 might be a better bet | 06:05 |
chubs730 | oz: startx starts the x server, the graphical side | 06:05 |
_Oz_ | ctnapalm: yep, that's what scared me away from linux for a long time, but with ubuntu, users like me are being brought into the fold | 06:05 |
skwashd | MasterShrek: ubuntu is loading the wrong driver for it too ... from what i have been able to dig up | 06:05 |
crdlb | badkitty: don't you mean "apt-get is the package manager"? :) | 06:05 |
_Oz_ | ahh | 06:05 |
skwashd | it should be using the atl1 driver ... not forcedeth (nvidia) | 06:05 |
_Oz_ | so to install, it's always apt-get install filename | 06:06 |
rainwalker | ubuntulover: start the application from a terminal, applications > accessories > terminal | 06:06 |
badkitty | crdlb: Did i miss the get? | 06:06 |
_Oz_ | I wondered why "install xyz" never worked | 06:06 |
MasterShrek | skwashd, try blacklisting forcedeth maybe? | 06:06 |
MasterShrek | !blacklist | skwashd | 06:06 |
crdlb | badkitty: you said apt-get, then aptitude in the explanation :) | 06:06 |
ubotu | skwashd: To blacklist a module, edit /etc/modprobe.d/my_blacklist and add « blacklist <modulename> » to the end of that list - To explicitly load modules in a specific order, list them in /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and type « sudo update-initramfs -u » | 06:06 |
Dr_willis | ibnstall is a different command. :) | 06:06 |
acee1235 | cptnapalm: i like things small i still have issues with restart x freezing my computer showing only the background | 06:06 |
crdlb | _Oz_: not exactly, apt-get installs from repositories, dpkg is the raw package manager | 06:06 |
badkitty | crdlb: aptitude is the package manager.. apt-get is how you reference it i guess.. you can also use aptitude in a terminal | 06:06 |
skwashd | MasterShrek: about to try that :) | 06:06 |
crdlb | which is capable of installing a .deb files | 06:06 |
_Oz_ | ... oh | 06:06 |
_Oz_ | how does apt-get know where to find the repository | 06:07 |
crdlb | badkitty: they're separate apps, similar, but not identical | 06:07 |
blett | hi,all | 06:07 |
Dr_willis | ubuntu Elven Magic! | 06:07 |
devnull | hmm, whats the best alternative to konfabulator / yahoo widgets nowadays, still gkrellm or is there something better? | 06:07 |
Dr_willis | :) | 06:07 |
ubuntulover | rainwalker: Now, i mean, i whant to bind start "python" in .xbindkeysrc, but i can't, cuz python should be started in terminal. So, how can i write it in script? | 06:07 |
chubs730 | oz: text configuration files on your computer | 06:07 |
cptnapalm | _Oz_: Canonical and the Knoppix guys particularly really have made a world of difference in that regard. One thing I do sort of miss is the kind of bonding that went on with the machine from knowing it so well... Hell, I still remember what I called that machine I build over a decade ago.... Tankgirl :) | 06:07 |
crdlb | _Oz_: /etc/apt/sources.list plus a cache it makes when you sudo apt-get update | 06:07 |
badkitty | crdlb: Oh .. IC | 06:07 |
sp219 | Is there any way to kill "gdmgreeter" (and everything involving a GUI/X For that matter, including gdm/X itself) so it doesn't restart again automatically? | 06:07 |
cptnapalm | acee1235: Ok, that might be an ATI driver problem | 06:07 |
rainwalker | ubuntulover: hmm...I'm not sure, but I'm not the best with scripts | 06:07 |
_Oz_ | and how is it retrieving them? ftp? | 06:07 |
_Oz_ | I see, crdlb. | 06:07 |
crdlb | _Oz_: or http, depends on the mirror | 06:07 |
ubuntulover | rainwalker: It's even not about scripts. Try to start "python" in "Alt+F2" - same thing. | 06:08 |
acee1235 | cptnapalm: so i basically need to rip my gpu out and find a way to put a nvidia gpu in my laptop | 06:08 |
badkitty | crdlb: but you can still type sudo aptitude install xxx cant you? So is apt-get a shortcut or a seperate command alltogether? | 06:08 |
rainwalker | ubuntulover: you mean, nothing happens? | 06:08 |
sp219 | Is there any way to kill "gdmgreeter" (and everything involving a GUI/X For that matter, including gdm/X itself) so it doesn't restart again automatically? | 06:08 |
MasterShrek | sp219, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop | 06:09 |
_Oz_ | those text files which are updated when apt-get updates are kinda like nameservers in a way then, eh? | 06:09 |
crdlb | badkitty: it's a separate command; aptitude was intended as a more powerful replacement for apt-get, but apt-get has implemented some of those features recently. | 06:09 |
ubuntulover | rainwalker: yep. Maybe, something happends! (: But there is no python interpreter on the screen. | 06:09 |
cptnapalm | acee1235: If that is even possible :( ATI can be awkward... Some machines they run like absolute champs. Others, like a couple of desktops I tried Ubuntu on, they crash the kernel after trying to switch to console or, god forbid! log out | 06:09 |
rainwalker | what does control + alt + F4 do? last time I tried it I think it killed my X completely...so I'm afraid to try again | 06:09 |
crdlb | badkitty: compare apt-get --help and aptitude --help | 06:09 |
sp219 | MasterShrek: perfect, thanks! | 06:10 |
acee1235 | cptnapalm: yep mine does the latter | 06:10 |
devnull | i never could get stuff working right with my ati card | 06:10 |
rainwalker | ubuntulover: I think you have to run a python script with python, I don't think there's an actual python GUI that's supposed to come up | 06:10 |
devnull | so i got an nvidia one lol | 06:10 |
Dr_willis | rainwalker, that goes to console #4 - use alt-ctrl-F7 to get back to X | 06:10 |
cptnapalm | rainwalker: that should just switch you to virtual terminal 4 | 06:10 |
Dr_willis | !console | 06:10 |
ubotu | The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 06:10 |
ubuntulover | rainwalker: You should just press Ctrl+Alt+F7! (: | 06:10 |
rainwalker | Dr_willis: wow that would have been nice to know at the time... | 06:10 |
badkitty | crdlb: Yah I'll look into the differences one of these days | 06:10 |
cptnapalm | acee1235: welcome to the misery of being an ATI user :( | 06:10 |
Dr_willis | rainwalker, it pays to read up on Linux fundamentals. :) | 06:10 |
rainwalker | guess o | 06:10 |
crdlb | rainwalker: are you using compiz? | 06:10 |
rainwalker | so* | 06:10 |
rainwalker | crdlb: yes | 06:10 |
Dr_willis | thats been a linux feature for.... ever.. :) i think.. heh | 06:10 |
acee1235 | cptnapalm: tis a temporary state i assure you | 06:10 |
ubuntulover | So, can someone helps me? | 06:11 |
rainwalker | I was messing with key bindings for compiz stuff and set that as one...haha scared the crap out of me | 06:11 |
crdlb | rainwalker: some drivers have broken vt-switching while using compiz, so when you switch to a terminal, you can't switch back to X :/ | 06:11 |
ubuntulover | Developers, developers, developers!!! | 06:11 |
ubuntulover | (: | 06:11 |
acee1235 | cptnapalm: im thinking a nice termite experiment is in order | 06:11 |
acee1235 | thermite | 06:11 |
monte | scunizi: i installed the restricted extras and wat do i do after that | 06:11 |
cptnapalm | acee1235: as it was with me... I bought my new desktop, and the first thing I did upon arriving home was to burn an Ubuntu disk, rip out the ATI card,slap in an nvidia, wipe out windows and install Linux | 06:11 |
skwashd | MasterShrek: i love it when the vendor's website spec doesn't match what is in the box | 06:11 |
rainwalker | crdlb: well I didn't know control alt F7 would bring me back, I just thought I'd broken something | 06:12 |
badkitty | _Oz_: To my knowledge, your sources hold files that reference the packages that are within their control, so when you update your sources, you are in essence downloading a compiled list of the packages that are on each source, therefore when you invoke a command such as apt-get install, it can reference the package name with the source and proceed to download and install, etc | 06:12 |
rainwalker | the open ATI driver works fine for me... | 06:12 |
crdlb | rainwalker: just something to keep in mind if it doesn't work :) | 06:12 |
ubuntulover | " rainwalker: the open ATI driver works fine for me..." With 3D??? | 06:12 |
acee1235 | ii wonder if insurance would cover that... | 06:12 |
cptnapalm | Oh, to everyone who likes using the command line: Buy a Sun Keyboard. The Control key is where the Caps lock key normally is. Makes life much better. | 06:12 |
sigma | is the original WINE program the best available, or would anyone recommend something else? | 06:13 |
_Oz_ | it's a very clever, robust, and efficient system, badkitty. | 06:13 |
rainwalker | ubuntulover: yes, as far as I can tell | 06:13 |
mrchicago | hello all | 06:13 |
razordead | devnull: the latest Linux widget stuff I've heard about is gDesklets & screenlets | 06:13 |
badkitty | Oh No! I found one of those Rotten Jelly Bellies in my bag! I've been poisoned! | 06:13 |
MasterShrek | sigma, wine is about the best | 06:13 |
_Oz_ | sigma: yeah, WINE is still the best. | 06:13 |
crdlb | rainwalker: ooh, you should be fine then, the radeon driver has perfect vt-switching afaik :) | 06:13 |
fignew_ | cptnapalm: wrong... it makes life hell | 06:13 |
mrchicago | how is it going | 06:13 |
sigma | thanks | 06:13 |
chubs730 | cptnapalm: that sounds quite awesome | 06:13 |
cptnapalm | fignew_: How?!?!? | 06:13 |
Dr_willis | Theres guides on swiching the caps lock and ctrl keys. :) | 06:13 |
chubs730 | cptnapalm: though you could always just trade keys and remap | 06:13 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Indeed; not to mention convenient as all heck | 06:13 |
sigma | one more thing... I have no control over my bluetooth module in linux, only in windows. My bluetooth mouse works, but linux believes there is no adapter present. any ideas? | 06:13 |
ubuntulover | Guys, what tine is on your clocks??? (: | 06:14 |
ubuntulover | It's very interesting. | 06:14 |
cptnapalm | chubs730: and miss the opportunity to have even more crap? Perish the thought! | 06:14 |
ubuntulover | *TIME | 06:14 |
MisterMom | you should see my home made keyboard | 06:14 |
_Oz_ | it's so superior to M$' nonsense,. | 06:14 |
_Oz_ | I have to say, I am simply blown away by ubuntu. | 06:14 |
fignew_ | cptnapalm: I do wanna get a Sun Keyboard from work just so I can give "props" :D | 06:14 |
_Oz_ | Here, for free, is a program which knocks microsoft and their billions on their ass. | 06:14 |
rainwalker | my clock keeps turning an hour back... | 06:14 |
MisterMom | i rearanged the keys myself | 06:14 |
cptnapalm | fignew_: I got one off eBay for like $5 | 06:14 |
_Oz_ | it's powerful! it's a better OS. not some cheap little "cute" OS which is what I was expecting. I am just so impressed by the whole experience. | 06:14 |
chubs730 | cptnapalm: yeah i can't say i don't want one, i'm guilty of of having bought a flexible keyboard off of ebay | 06:14 |
fignew_ | did it have PS2? | 06:14 |
badkitty | _Oz_: It's not just ubuntu, but the whole open source deal.. other linux distros offer the same type of package management systems | 06:15 |
cptnapalm | fignew_: USB | 06:15 |
_Oz_ | badkitty: yeah. ubuntu, to me, is the gateway which made the world of linux possible and then attractive to me. | 06:15 |
rainwalker | _Oz_: welcome to ubuntu | 06:15 |
fignew_ | ahh... newer style, we have a bunch of those at work too :/ | 06:15 |
raxso | #ubuntu-ph | 06:15 |
_Oz_ | I had friends who were linuxheads back in the day. | 06:15 |
chubs730 | badkitty: having used most, I think ubuntu's works the best | 06:15 |
theAtom | Im runnung Ubuntu from my D: drive. But Windows from C:. But C: has dissapeared! How I make it appear? | 06:15 |
_Oz_ | I watched 'em try to install redhat from the command line and said, "Yep... not for me." | 06:15 |
chubs730 | though that may be an rpm vs deb thing really | 06:15 |
sigma | theAtom: huh? | 06:16 |
rainwalker | theAtom: you mean a live cd? | 06:16 |
_Oz_ | Not that there was anything wrong with that, of course. I just knew it was not a good fit for me at that time. | 06:16 |
theAtom | sigma, plz listen this time | 06:16 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Me too.. I guess if I started with say fedora I may like it better but I have tried others and I too like ubuntu the best so far | 06:16 |
_Oz_ | Now, with ubuntu, idiots like me can join your formerly exclusive "brainy only" parties. | 06:16 |
mrchicago | use alien for rpms | 06:16 |
theAtom | my MS Windows boots from C:. but it seems C: is gone and wont boot Windows. What Can I do? | 06:16 |
badkitty | Eww jalapeno jelly belly wth | 06:16 |
symlink | ubotu nvidia | 06:16 |
ubotu | To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 06:16 |
nickrud_ | alien is evil | 06:16 |
cptnapalm | _Oz_: I'm one of those people who had a 386 and HATED windows 3 :) I liked my DOS that did what I told it to. | 06:16 |
theAtom | how do I activate or mount C:? | 06:16 |
acee1235 | is there an equalizer for the alsa mixer? | 06:16 |
CVD-PR | its so dificult to play propietary things in fedora | 06:16 |
j_humphrey | !beryl | 06:16 |
ubotu | Beryl has been merged with Compiz to form Compiz-Fusion. New Beryl installs are discouraged. See also !compiz | 06:16 |
_Oz_ | cptnapalm: heh! I hated 3.1 when it came out, too. | 06:17 |
j_humphrey | !compiz | 06:17 |
cptnapalm | theAtom: you want to mount it in linux | 06:17 |
ubotu | Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion | 06:17 |
_Oz_ | but I quickly got used to it. | 06:17 |
nickrud_ | sigma: when you say D: has disappeared, do you mean you can't boot it? or you can't see it's contents from buntu? | 06:17 |
_Oz_ | I was the master of DOS, back in the day. | 06:17 |
chubs730 | cptnapalm: the only thing i could do in DOS was run doom, since i was 6 years old, but i loved it | 06:17 |
theAtom | cptnapalm, but I dont even see it anymore. do I mount it? | 06:17 |
badkitty | cptnapalm: I hated windows 3.1 too but everything was so much easier.. Although alot of my oldshool softwares beat the crap out of ms stuff. | 06:17 |
_Oz_ | ahhhh doom | 06:17 |
sigma | nickrud_: not me man | 06:17 |
badkitty | Funny story I ran in to the guy who made the BBS software iniquity a few weeks ago... | 06:17 |
_Oz_ | when I first played it, it was like a loud gong going off in my head | 06:17 |
nickrud_ | sigma: doh | 06:17 |
_Oz_ | I couldn't believe it | 06:17 |
_Oz_ | I called my friend eric who came over immediately | 06:18 |
nickrud_ | sigma: but it looks like someone else has it anyway | 06:18 |
sigma | theAtom: try in command line: mount /dev/sda1 /windows | 06:18 |
CVD-PR | like ubuntu-restricted-extras | 06:18 |
Dr_willis | !windows | 06:18 |
ubotu | For discussion and help with Microsoft Windows, please visit ##windows. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and /msg ubotu equivalents | 06:18 |
theAtom | my C: has dissapeared. It no longer boots windows and I cannot see it in Ubuntu. WHat can I do plz? | 06:18 |
_Oz_ | he thought I was going to show him a game like "castle wolfenstein" for the old Apple ][ which we both enjoyed | 06:18 |
acee1235 | DOS: zork, ultima, duke nukem | 06:18 |
cptnapalm | theAtom: I'm trying to figure out if you want to mount it in Linux. | 06:18 |
Dr_willis | hmm thats not it. | 06:18 |
Dr_willis | !mount | 06:18 |
ubotu | Partitioning programs: !GParted or QTParted (also "man mkfs" for formatting) - Mounting partitions in !GNOME under !Dapper: System -> Administration -> Disks - For !Edgy and later, see !fstab and !DiskMounter | 06:18 |
_Oz_ | instead, here was a true full-blown 3D game! We were thrilled | 06:18 |
skwashd | MasterShrek: found the answer ... http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=79306 ... dodgy MAC | 06:18 |
_Oz_ | Zork! I loved zork. Loooooved Zork. | 06:18 |
rainwalker | why is it that when I synced my comp's clock with the servers it lists in texas (where I am), it set it an hour earlier than it should be? | 06:18 |
theAtom | sigma, fuse: failed to access mountpoint /windows: No such file or directory | 06:18 |
theAtom | FUSE mount point creation failed | 06:18 |
theAtom | Unmounting /dev/sda1 (VistaOS) | 06:18 |
fantum13 | I'm having DHCP issues with my AR5007EG on ndiswrapper (Gutsy amd64 with a 64 bit windows driver). I know the driver and card are functional, because if I can chain reboot enough for, than it'll work, but otherwise, I'm fscked. Does anyone have experience with this? | 06:19 |
chubs730 | oregon trail! | 06:19 |
_Oz_ | oh, that reminds me -- restricted extras -- what's the thing I do to get essentially what automatix would give me, but without the headaches? | 06:19 |
badkitty | Oregon trail ftw! | 06:19 |
GradeFPoultry | I loved oregon trail | 06:19 |
sigma | theAtom: heh, then run mkdir /windows and try again | 06:19 |
Dr_willis | theAtom, like the message said.. /windows does not exist. :) | 06:19 |
rainwalker | _Oz_: applications > add/remove | 06:19 |
badkitty | _Oz_: PM me | 06:19 |
_Oz_ | chubs: oh, now you're gonna make me fall out of my chair. I KICKED MY ENTIRE CLASS' BUTT in oregon trail! | 06:19 |
theAtom | Dr_willis, what can I DO? | 06:19 |
_Oz_ | How about Lemonade Stand? | 06:19 |
sigma | theAtom: just make sure you sudo it | 06:19 |
j_humphrey | how do i get the expose type look? | 06:19 |
Dr_willis | theAtom, make the directory.... | 06:19 |
skwashd | time to hack udev | 06:19 |
GradeFPoultry | What would you guys say is the best Linux distro for old, slow PC's? | 06:19 |
sigma | j_humphrey: you need compiz enabled | 06:19 |
j_humphrey | sigma, i have it enabled | 06:20 |
rainwalker | j_humphrey: you have to enable the expose plugin | 06:20 |
nickrud_ | j_humphrey: in ccsm, enable exp and use super-e to view it | 06:20 |
_Oz_ | gradeFPoultry: Kubuntu | 06:20 |
badkitty | I was more into BBS's but DOOM ][ was my bag .. oregon trail was dope but I wasn't that good.. but LORD I was a master at | 06:20 |
chubs730 | oz: oregon trail made me wish that every computer game ended in dysentery | 06:20 |
nickrud_ | j_humphrey: expo that is | 06:20 |
sigma | j_humphrey: install compiz extras, and you can set it up in there, look for the Scale plugin | 06:20 |
ac1dfr33z3 | hi room | 06:20 |
_Oz_ | how old, and how slow, poultry? | 06:20 |
_Oz_ | chubs: heheheheheh | 06:20 |
CVD-PR | its not the distro is the desktop-manager GradeFPoultry | 06:20 |
ac1dfr33z3 | i have a question???? | 06:20 |
rainwalker | j_humphrey: install the package "compizconfig-settings-manager" | 06:20 |
Dr_willis | GradeFPoultry, for very low end machines.. Puppy Linux or DSL. :) ubutu can run on rather low end box's however. | 06:20 |
Dr_willis | GradeFPoultry, how Low end is low end. :) | 06:20 |
GradeFPoultry | _Oz_: Can't say for sure, 256MB ram...about ten years old. | 06:20 |
ac1dfr33z3 | can anyone tell me how to get java???????? | 06:20 |
_Oz_ | yeah, kubuntu, then. | 06:21 |
cptnapalm | GradeFPoultry: Damn Small Linux? | 06:21 |
_Oz_ | is it a 486? | 06:21 |
Dr_willis | ac1dfr33z3, install the ubuntu-restricted-extras package - is one way | 06:21 |
badkitty | !jave ac1dfr33z3 | 06:21 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about jave ac1dfr33z3 - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 06:21 |
CVD-PR | add/remove java ac1dfr33z3 | 06:21 |
LinuxMercedes | Hey, I've got Ubuntu 7.10 on a 256 MB machine! | 06:21 |
GradeFPoultry | _Oz_: I think so. | 06:21 |
badkitty | !java | ac1dfr33z3 | 06:21 |
ubotu | ac1dfr33z3: To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java6-jre from the !Multiverse repository (in !Backports for !Edgy) | 06:21 |
chubs730 | gradefpoultry: 256mb ram is so not old! kinda. xubuntu will fly | 06:21 |
rainwalker | ac1dfr33z3: install the ubuntu-restricted-extras package | 06:21 |
_Oz_ | linuxmercedes: does it run OK? | 06:21 |
ac1dfr33z3 | ok | 06:21 |
ac1dfr33z3 | *java | 06:21 |
badkitty | restricted extras does have it doesn't it | 06:21 |
_Oz_ | I'm running ubuntu on an old p4 (512mb) which is about 5 years old and it runs perfectly fine. | 06:22 |
ac1dfr33z3 | thanxz | 06:22 |
GradeFPoultry | I don't regularly use that computer, I just want to boot a Linux OS from disk while I'm there so I'm not so miserable. | 06:22 |
LinuxMercedes | _Oz_: yup, runs fine so far =] | 06:22 |
GradeFPoultry | Okay, I'll look at the ones everyone mentioned. | 06:22 |
cptnapalm | Wow, I forgot how "Where the hell did the last two hours of my life go" when I'm on IRC, which I haven't really used since I hung out on #quake on EFnet | 06:22 |
badkitty | GradeFPoultry: It will run faster if you install it though | 06:22 |
chubs730 | gradefpoultry: oh then go for slax or dsl i'd say | 06:22 |
mrchicago | are there still problems importing .doc files into openoffice | 06:22 |
LinuxMercedes | _Oz_: what's funny is that I had trouble with 6.06 | 06:22 |
GradeFPoultry | badkitty: Oh, good point >_> | 06:22 |
nickrud_ | Badger apt-cache depends ubuntu-restricted-extras , my 64bit has the jre , I'd assume the 32bit has the plugin | 06:22 |
_Oz_ | poultry: I think your best combo of fun and speed would come from kubuntu | 06:22 |
chubs730 | gradefpoultry: don't bother using the ubuntus purely as livecd's | 06:23 |
rainwalker | mrchicago: occasionally formatting doesn't work right, but for the most part it's fine | 06:23 |
Dr_willis | mrchicago, depends on the complexity of the .doc file i hear. | 06:23 |
nickrud_ | tab completion is killing me tonight | 06:23 |
badkitty | nickrud_: Too many similar names? | 06:23 |
mrchicago | hmm | 06:23 |
nickrud_ | badkitty: lack of attention | 06:23 |
GradeFPoultry | Ok. | 06:23 |
badkitty | nickrud_: I see | 06:23 |
CVD-PR | why someine one to use a 64bit os? 32is still the dominant | 06:23 |
mrchicago | i remember when i first used it few years ago it had issues with tabs and spaces | 06:23 |
_Oz_ | hey, I have sort of an oddball question | 06:23 |
nickrud_ | badkitty: i've been doing this too long to let too many names get in my way ;) | 06:23 |
mrchicago | between paragraphs | 06:24 |
GradeFPoultry | I use 64 bit. | 06:24 |
badkitty | CVD-PR: They want to learn to debug???? | 06:24 |
cptnapalm | CVD-PR: because we can :) | 06:24 |
_Oz_ | is there a way to get "universal bookmarks" in firefox in ALL computers you might use? some sort of plugin? | 06:24 |
_Oz_ | I have so many computers and I don't have the same bookmarks in all of them. | 06:24 |
Dr_willis | _Oz_, i use the google browser sync extension for that. | 06:24 |
CVD-PR | but then "there any 64 version" etc... | 06:24 |
nickrud_ | _Oz_: del.icio.us for me | 06:24 |
blett | hi,all | 06:24 |
_Oz_ | Dr_willis: what's that? | 06:24 |
mrchicago | i know that when you install firefox itll ask you ti import ie bookmarks | 06:24 |
lewix | <lewix> hi | 06:24 |
lewix | <lewix> <lewix> I just installed linux mint but I add to install it with linux safe graphical mode, because the mode by default didnt work | 06:24 |
lewix | <lewix> <lewix> now that it's installed the GUI won't work | 06:24 |
lewix | <lewix> <lewix> when I boot up | 06:24 |
cptnapalm | badkitty: Hell I compile my hello, world programs with maximum optimization and in 64 bit heh | 06:24 |
GradeFPoultry | Having 64 bit gave me a shitload of problems... | 06:24 |
badkitty | I should give 64-bit Another go though.. Its been since before edgy even | 06:24 |
_Oz_ | I've always wondered what the hell del.icio.us was | 06:24 |
GradeFPoultry | When trying to first installed Linux | 06:24 |
Dr_willis | _Oz_, a extension that does just what you asked. :) | 06:24 |
chubs730 | cvd-pr: 64 bit versions are a bit faster for 64 bit processors, and allows you to use more RAM | 06:25 |
GradeFPoultry | install* | 06:25 |
badkitty | cptnapalm: haha | 06:25 |
nickrud_ | lewix: we don't do support for linux mint here ... | 06:25 |
_Oz_ | I'm googling for it now, Dr_willis. If it is in fact what I seek... I will be appreciative. | 06:25 |
lewix | nickrud_: it's based on ubuntu and they dont have a channel | 06:25 |
mouseboyx | Hello, my ubuntu server edition is set to dhcp, yet it does not connect to the network any ideas? | 06:25 |
Dr_willis | _Oz_, theres other alternatives to it also. | 06:25 |
cptnapalm | badkitty: Always use overkill. Always. | 06:25 |
witepa | Hi, I just installed gutsy and I need help installing drivers for my wireless card.. I am using Madwifi... but when i try to do ifconfig ath0 down and wifi0 down I get the message "ERROR while getting interface flags, no such device" | 06:25 |
chubs730 | lewix: try startx from the terminal | 06:25 |
j_humphrey | can i do a expose cube thingy? | 06:25 |
chubs730 | lewix: if that's what it boots you to | 06:25 |
fantum13 | CVD-PR: Our computers will still function after 2038. | 06:26 |
_Oz_ | Dr_willis: that is precisely what I wanted! | 06:26 |
CVD-PR | but not all things are in 64bit, i have a AMD64 but never gonna use a 64bit, | 06:26 |
_Oz_ | and it's from google, which is always good. | 06:26 |
lewix | chubs730: it wont work | 06:26 |
CVD-PR | os | 06:26 |
chubs730 | lewix: hmm, any error message? | 06:26 |
Dr_willis | lewix, reconfigure your X server, install proper drivers for your video card.. is the basic things to check first. | 06:26 |
mouseboyx | Hello?, can someone help with a dhcp server problem? | 06:26 |
fantum13 | CVD-PR: Then your computer is a ticking bomb. Enjoy watching the time_t's wrap around. | 06:26 |
j_humphrey | how do i get this enabled: http://www.beryl-project.org/images/cube_full.jpg | 06:26 |
lewix | Dr_willis: how? im on windows right now...what should I check | 06:26 |
chubs730 | cvd-pr: there are very few programs not in 64 bit, and if they aren't you can always compile them yourself | 06:26 |
mrchicago | i dont have too many issues with my video card | 06:27 |
CVD-PR | compile :-( | 06:27 |
chubs730 | cvd-pr: the only real annoyance is java (grr!) | 06:27 |
nickrud_ | j_humphrey: what video card are you using? lspci | grep -i vga will tell you | 06:27 |
rainwalker | j_humphrey: install the package "compizconfig-settings-manager" and enable the desktop cube | 06:27 |
j_humphrey | its an ati x1400 | 06:27 |
Dr_willis | lewix, check the !nvidia and !fixres bot factoies urls. | 06:27 |
chubs730 | cvd-pr: you'll rarely have to compile, 32 bit versions run fine with 32 bit libraries | 06:27 |
cptnapalm | CVD-PR: Compiling most stuff is really pretty easy. If the stuff is sane at all just have to use 3 commands and it will be installed | 06:27 |
j_humphrey | i have desktop cube, but it doesn't look like that picture | 06:27 |
CVD-PR | its so difficult to code from 32 to 64? | 06:27 |
Dr_willis | lewix, there is a Mint support irc channel on some other chennel. Check the Mint web site. | 06:27 |
acee1235 | ij_humphrey: i feel your pain x1400.... | 06:27 |
d3ads0ul | can someone around please help me with burning dvds | 06:27 |
rainwalker | j_humphrey: oh, well what do you want it to look like? | 06:28 |
CVD-PR | i already compiled some stuff | 06:28 |
j_humphrey | http://www.beryl-project.org/images/cube_full.jpg rainwalker | 06:28 |
d3ads0ul | or tell me where i can go for help, ive googled and found nothing | 06:28 |
nickrud_ | j_humphrey: system->admin->restricted manager , install the ati driver and reboot. run fglrxinfo in the terminal, make sure it says you're using the ati 8.37.6 driver. Install xserver-xgl compizconfig-settings-manager , and log out and back in | 06:28 |
Dr_willis | d3ads0ul, you mean creating VIDEO dvds or making DATA dvd's ? | 06:28 |
rainwalker | j_humphrey: I saw that, but what is it about that picture that you want? | 06:28 |
fantum13 | CVD-PR: x86_64 is fully backward compatible. You can run most ia32 binaries on it. | 06:28 |
badkitty | If I compile a new kernel other than the generic one, will it make a difference? | 06:28 |
d3ads0ul | burning a video .iso | 06:28 |
pocketdrummer | I've tried to get the cube working too, even with it enabled, it doesn't make a cube. | 06:28 |
mouseboyx | Hello?, can someone help with a dhcp server problem? | 06:28 |
mooseman447 | hey | 06:28 |
GradeFPoultry | d3ads0ul: What's the problem? | 06:28 |
pocketdrummer | maybe, I'm using the wrong key combination? | 06:28 |
rainwalker | pocketdrummer: what do you mean? | 06:28 |
cptnapalm | j_humphrey: problem is quite possibly the card.... using the ATI drivers may result in crashing your machine. Just so you know what may happen. | 06:28 |
GradeFPoultry | d3ads0ul: Actually, ignore me, I don't even know what I'm doing on Ubuntu yet >_< | 06:29 |
d3ads0ul | wont burn, says input-output error | 06:29 |
mooseman447 | i have a raid 0 setup and i just upgraded from 7.04 to 7.10 and now i get /dev/md0 does not exist dropping to a shell | 06:29 |
pocketdrummer | rainwalker, it just flips. no cube :-/ | 06:29 |
GradeFPoultry | d3ads0ul: I'll try to find something on google. | 06:29 |
nickrud_ | cptnapalm: not really, been using the ati for a while now and helping quite a few chipset versions | 06:29 |
rainwalker | pocketdrummer: what key combo are you useing? | 06:29 |
Dr_willis | pocketdrummer, you n eed to have 4 virtual desktops enabled for the full cube effect. | 06:29 |
Ashnal | so i installed dosbox from the repository and have no clue where its configuration files are.... | 06:29 |
rainwalker | using* | 06:29 |
j_humphrey | I want the actual cube, it looks like the picture is a cube in expose, but when i activate the cube, it just flips the screen, rainwalker | 06:29 |
_Oz_ | j_humphrey: I have the answer to your problem | 06:29 |
d3ads0ul | ive been all over google, see a lot of people with problems, but not the same as mine | 06:29 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, read the dosbox docs/manpages. it can read them from different places. | 06:29 |
LinuxMercedes | j_humphrey: how many desktops do you have? | 06:29 |
rainwalker | j_humphrey: what key combo are you using? | 06:30 |
_Oz_ | because I just solved it myself today :) | 06:30 |
acee1235 | j_humphrey: you have x1400 correct and does your video playback flicker? | 06:30 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, i make a seperate config in each dos prograsm directory for my dosbox needs. | 06:30 |
j_humphrey | _Oz_ how? | 06:30 |
chubs730 | d3ads0ul: if it's just an .iso, burn it with k3b or any other burning program | 06:30 |
badkitty | j_humphrey: Its because you only have it set for 2 desktops (2 sides) you need 4 (cube) | 06:30 |
GradeFPoultry | d3ads0ul: Check out this thread: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cdrkit/+bug/15424 | 06:30 |
nickrud_ | pocketdrummer, j_humphrey ccsm , the rotate cube option, increase the zoom. Then, hold down the middle mouse button and move the mouse | 06:30 |
j_humphrey | acee1235, i just installed the OS today, and installed all the new drivers | 06:30 |
_Oz_ | j_humphrey: go into compiz config | 06:30 |
d3ads0ul | this is the error i get Executing 'builtin_dd if=/dev/fd/0 of=/dev/scd1 obs=32k seek=0' | 06:30 |
d3ads0ul | /dev/scd1: "Current Write Speed" is 1.0x1352KBps. | 06:30 |
d3ads0ul | :-( unable to WRITE@LBA=0h: Input/output error | 06:30 |
d3ads0ul | :-( write failed: Input/output error | 06:30 |
cptnapalm | nickrud_: Just bought a new machine. Had an ATI. Crashed the same way another card did. Swapping out to nvidia helped. They are pretty hit or miss and some have had problems with the X1400 | 06:30 |
_Oz_ | choose "general options" | 06:30 |
j_humphrey | badkitty, i have 4 desktops | 06:30 |
d3ads0ul | but it doesnt toast my dvd-rs | 06:31 |
j_humphrey | _oz_ im there | 06:31 |
rainwalker | !paste | d3ads0ul | 06:31 |
ubotu | d3ads0ul: 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) | 06:31 |
badkitty | j_humphrey: Your sure? You have to check within ccsm (compiz settings manager) | 06:31 |
_Oz_ | look under "desktops" or "video" or something like that where you can set the number of horizontal and vertical desktops | 06:31 |
pocketdrummer | rainwalker, ctrl+alt+ Left/right key. Is that right? | 06:31 |
nickrud_ | cptnapalm: hm, I've helped a couple set that up. The only issue I heard was bad video playback, they had to use the x11 output plugin | 06:31 |
_Oz_ | set horiz to 4, vertical to 2 | 06:31 |
badkitty | j_humphrey: The default setting within compiz is 2 even though w/o compiz on you have 4 | 06:31 |
acee1235 | j_humphrey: if you get it to work and the video not to glitch i would be interested how you did it | 06:31 |
rainwalker | pocketdrummer: for the cube, you need control + alt + click | 06:31 |
acee1235 | j_humphrey: i cant get mine working | 06:31 |
devnull | damn, it seems gdesklets has been abandoned | 06:31 |
mooseman447 | does anybody know why i get a /dev/md0 does not exist error after upgrading to 7.10 | 06:31 |
ubd | how can i check if ubunutu makes cpu sclaing right_ | 06:32 |
rainwalker | devnull: screenlets > gdesklets | 06:32 |
CVD-PR | any know why when i try do go in text mode nothing happen? | 06:32 |
ubd | scaling | 06:32 |
j_humphrey | acee1235, ah, i think it will glicth | 06:32 |
cptnapalm | nickrud_: I, and acee1235 here, had hard crashes when doing anything that switched video mode at all: switch to console or... gasp... trying to logout | 06:32 |
devnull | yeah? i will look into that | 06:32 |
j_humphrey | glitch*, it was doing it earlier | 06:32 |
_Oz_ | you can also spin the cube by pressing down on your mousewheel while hovering over anywhere on the background, and flicking it around | 06:32 |
Ashnal | how would i get dosbox to read a config file i stash somewhere? | 06:32 |
rainwalker | devnull: install them from gnome-look | 06:32 |
pocketdrummer | Is cube enabled in extra visual effects? | 06:32 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, it has command line options. | 06:32 |
_Oz_ | j_humphrey: did it work? | 06:32 |
nickrud_ | acee1235: you talking about video playback? set the video output to x11 instead of xv | 06:32 |
acee1235 | i did | 06:32 |
acee1235 | no luck | 06:33 |
nickrud_ | acee1235: the x1400? | 06:33 |
_Oz_ | I'd give you better directions but I'm reinstalling the computer I had compiz running on | 06:33 |
acee1235 | had to disable compoziting in the xorg | 06:33 |
acee1235 | yes | 06:33 |
rainwalker | devnull: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=73346 | 06:33 |
cptnapalm | acee1235: Flickering playback? Damn, sound EXACTLY like what I had going on b/f i replaced the ATI card... | 06:33 |
devnull | rainwalker: thanks | 06:33 |
CVD-PR | When i try to do a suspend it wake automatically, this is a commond problem in ubuntu or is something worng with my configs? | 06:33 |
_Oz_ | j_humphrey: I'll bet I can predict your next question if you got that working | 06:33 |
nickrud_ | acee1235: you can't use composite extension with the fglrx in ubuntu ... | 06:34 |
acee1235 | cptnapalm: im going around the world this summer so my laptop might set...stolen | 06:34 |
acee1235 | nickrud_: seems like it | 06:34 |
cptnapalm | acee1235: You should go to AMD and find the chip designer and beat them to death with it | 06:34 |
skwashd | got it working ... hacked my persistent network rules | 06:35 |
chubs730 | !insurancefraud | acee1235 | 06:35 |
ubotu | Sorry, I don't know anything about insurancefraud - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi | 06:35 |
acee1235 | lol | 06:35 |
nickrud_ | acee1235: did you try using the xserver-xgl ? compiz works fine with that installed on most cards I've seen | 06:35 |
badkitty | How would I find out what kernel is best for my processor? Its an amd athlon(64) 3000+ | 06:35 |
CVD-PR | ? | 06:35 |
acee1235 | nickrud_: were is that | 06:35 |
nickrud_ | badkitty: the generic one , unless you decide to custom compile | 06:35 |
Ashnal | Dr_willis: ummm where is the default dosbox.conf file? | 06:35 |
cptnapalm | nickrud_: I tried using xserver-xgl and all it did was hose everything until I completely uninstalled it... | 06:35 |
nickrud_ | acee1235: sudo apt-get install xserver-xgl , log out and back in | 06:36 |
badkitty | nickrud_: Is there a benefit to compile the kernel? | 06:36 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, i would guess in /etc somewhere. | 06:36 |
nickrud_ | cptnapalm: use a minimal xorg.conf. I'd recommend dpkg-reconfigure -pcritical xserver-xorg in fact. | 06:36 |
acee1235 | nickrud_: i can get compiz to work i just cant get compiz and video seems mutually exclusive dependent on the composite boolean | 06:36 |
cptnapalm | nickrud_: I just swapped out the ati for nvidia... heh | 06:36 |
nickrud_ | acee1235: do not use the composite boolean. No composite section at all in the xorg.conf | 06:37 |
badkitty | cptnapalm: Wow you get a hi five! | 06:37 |
acee1235 | ? | 06:37 |
Ashnal | Dr_willis: i already looked in there, i cant find it | 06:37 |
acee1235 | ah | 06:37 |
badkitty | cptnapalm: Down with ATI . NVidia FTW! | 06:37 |
nickrud_ | acee1235: try this: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -pcritical xserver-xorg && sudo apt-get install xserver-xgl , log out and back in | 06:37 |
_Oz_ | yeah, it's gotta be nvidia. | 06:37 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, then make one? | 06:38 |
cptnapalm | Ashnal: ok do this find /etc -type f -name "dosbox.conf" -print | 06:38 |
_Oz_ | their cards always work great and they're always compatible with everything. dunno how anyone would willingly get sucked into an ATI. | 06:38 |
nickrud_ | badkitty: built into my laptop, gotta make it work | 06:38 |
Dr_willis | could be an example one in the dosbox docs dir. | 06:38 |
fantum13 | I'm having DHCP issues with my AR5007EG on ndiswrapper (Gutsy amd64 with a 64 bit windows driver). I know the driver and card are functional, because if I can chain reboot enough for, than it'll work, but otherwise, I'm fscked. Does anyone have experience with this? | 06:38 |
cptnapalm | Ashnal: I think that should find it if it is in the /etc directory | 06:38 |
cptnapalm | badkitty: Swapping video cards cured all manner of headaches... and AMD STILL has not fixed their damn drivers | 06:39 |
acee1235 | rebooting | 06:39 |
razordead | how come the screenlets.org web site hasn't been updated since 0.0.10 | 06:39 |
badkitty | nickrud_: So its better NOT to compile a new kernel unless I had to (especially for support reasons) | 06:39 |
Ashnal | cptnapalm: i get zilc | 06:39 |
pocketdrummer | rainwalker: Is cube enabled in the extra setting? | 06:39 |
_Oz_ | dr_willis: one downside of this browser sync by google is that there's really no way to use your bookmarks at a public computer. got a solution for that one? | 06:39 |
nickrud_ | badkitty: absolutely. I haven't compiled one in a few years | 06:39 |
badkitty | cptnapalm: I've disliked ati since I knew they existed.. it all went downhill from my first experience with an all-in-wonder | 06:40 |
Dr_willis | _Oz_, Check the various web sites that can keep your bookmarks i guess. I dont use public coputers | 06:40 |
cptnapalm | Ashnal: Ok, I'm thinking that there isn't one there then heh | 06:40 |
badkitty | all-in-wonderwhythecrapitsnotworking! | 06:40 |
razordead | _Oz_: I think del.icio.us would be better for that | 06:40 |
cptnapalm | Ashnal: did you install from Synaptic or apt or some such? | 06:40 |
j_humphrey | ok, so it didnt work | 06:40 |
_Oz_ | what happened | 06:40 |
j_humphrey | hooray for crappy ati | 06:40 |
Ashnal | cptnapalm: i installed using the add/remove feature | 06:40 |
Dr_willis | /usr/share/doc/dosbox/dosbox.conf.example.gz | 06:41 |
nickrud_ | _Oz_: del.icio.us has a really useful firefox plugin as well | 06:41 |
badkitty | I like the seemingly new plugin for firefox the speed-dial (surely a copy of operas speed dial) | 06:41 |
_Oz_ | oh, you're using ATI? that does make it a bit more difficult | 06:41 |
cptnapalm | badkitty: One thing which puzzles me is how the hell they have some chips that work great, but others that are totally borked | 06:41 |
_Oz_ | nickrud: thanks for the tip | 06:41 |
_Oz_ | I'll check that out | 06:41 |
j_humphrey | _oz_ yeah, it does make it more difficult | 06:41 |
cptnapalm | Ashnal: ok good... give me a minute and I'll see if i remember how to do something | 06:41 |
Dr_willis | updatedb and locate - are handy tools. :) | 06:41 |
Jangari | ho would I install an app onto a server on which i don't have superuser permissions? I hear it's possible to put an app in my own ~/bin directory and run it from there | 06:41 |
LinuxMercedes | cptnapalm: yeah. I have an ATI here that works fine | 06:41 |
Jangari | how* | 06:41 |
badkitty | cptnapalm: Yah odd.. Do you know if ATI has the same kind of driver architecture that nvidia does IE. One driver for all cards (except GO?) | 06:42 |
_Oz_ | j_humphrey: are you still seeing only a two sided panel when you rotate the 'cube'? | 06:42 |
Dr_willis | Jangari, you could compile the app as a user. and install it to your home dir. | 06:42 |
j_humphrey | linuxmercedes, are you on a mobility radien? | 06:42 |
LinuxMercedes | nope | 06:42 |
demortes | I have a completely unrelated question to help me with my ubuntu server. I need to register a domain name, but every time I use godaddy, it doesn't release it to be registered again. Anyone got any decent registration services that allows complete control over nameservers? | 06:42 |
cptnapalm | LinuxMercedes: Had a laptop with an ATI was great. Have had 2 desktops with ATI which were aweful... :-/ | 06:43 |
j_humphrey | as long as i dont have virtual desktops, i think im fine | 06:43 |
acee1234 | compiz is up testing video | 06:43 |
ubd | how can i check if ubuntus cpu frequency handling | 06:43 |
LinuxMercedes | j_humphrey: I have a radeon of some sort in the desktop (I forget which one); Laptop is Trident Video Accelerator =[ | 06:43 |
pocketdrummer | Does anyone know if cube is enabled on Extra mode? I tried ctrl+alt+left click and it does nothing. | 06:43 |
Jangari | how do i compile it, lame, as a user, Dr_willis? | 06:43 |
Jangari | or sox, even | 06:43 |
Dr_willis | download the source.. and assiming the compiler stuff is installed.. unpack it.. and start compiling. | 06:43 |
badkitty | demortes: What do you mean released again? You should be able to control nameservers of your domain through godaddy | 06:43 |
Jangari | pocketdrummer: you have to get advanced desktop settings | 06:44 |
demortes | Right, but I want to have it released back to the domain pool if and when it expires | 06:44 |
shroothy | any one know how to open my own channel | 06:44 |
demortes | I don't think great domains should be reserved for pointless ads | 06:44 |
badkitty | pocketdrummer: If you look under the controls it should tell you what keys are binded to it | 06:44 |
Jangari | compiling doesn't require superuser privileges? | 06:44 |
devnull | hmm, out of beer... | 06:44 |
acee1234 | ok video doesnt flicker but it has reduced fps and is lagged behind the sound | 06:44 |
devnull | compiling doesnt, but systemwide installation does | 06:44 |
j_humphrey | when i switch between desktops (wheel up/down on desktop) it doesnt "flip" it looks like a cube, but i dont actually see a cube | 06:45 |
pocketdrummer | Jangari, Badkitty: Thanks | 06:45 |
cptnapalm | Ashnal: I *think* that dpkg -S dosbox.conf should work | 06:45 |
devnull | in fact it is recommended that programs not be compiled as root by most | 06:45 |
nickrud_ | j_humphrey: hold down the middle mouse button and move the mouse around. | 06:45 |
j_humphrey | wo | 06:45 |
badkitty | j_humphrey: did you check to see how many desktops (horizontal setting in ccsm) you have? | 06:45 |
j_humphrey | that works nickrud | 06:45 |
Ashnal | cptnapalm: whatll that do? tell me where dosbox.conf is? | 06:45 |
_Oz_ | is it a cube now, j-hump? | 06:46 |
cptnapalm | do not compile as root if at all possible.... If you do, you will get cooties and girls will not want to talk to you. | 06:46 |
j_humphrey | yeah | 06:46 |
Jangari | mm, the problem is that its a university owned server running redhat, and they won't allow us to install systemwide software that isn't supported by redhat, and they don't yet support the mp3 libraries for so | 06:46 |
Jangari | sox | 06:46 |
demortes | You're running ubuntu, unless you make a lot of money, I doubt your in any state to talk to girls anyway | 06:46 |
j_humphrey | is there a way to zoom out? | 06:46 |
badkitty | j_humphrey: The normal ctrl-alt keys probably are not binded or something | 06:46 |
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j_humphrey | demortes, im running ubuntu, and im engaged :) | 06:46 |
chubs730 | demortes: no way, ubuntu sounds so exotic | 06:46 |
cptnapalm | Ashnal: I don't have dosbox. That will tell dpkg to search for the packages that have dosbox.conf so should tell you where it installed it | 06:46 |
_Oz_ | j-hump: I knew you'd ask that | 06:46 |
chubs730 | exotic ~ erotic | 06:47 |
_Oz_ | look under rotating cube in the compiz-config | 06:47 |
_Oz_ | one of the options is "scale" | 06:47 |
demortes | chubs730 I can see that, but not like to women :P | 06:47 |
_Oz_ | zoom it to about 3.0 | 06:47 |
_Oz_ | it'll start looking more like a cube | 06:47 |
Ashnal | cptnapalm: so will this dpkg tell me where any app is installed? | 06:47 |
cptnapalm | Ashnal: it will tell you where a particular file is, if you installed it the normal way | 06:47 |
chubs730 | demortes: "maynards-girl has quit ()" yeah guess not :/ | 06:48 |
demortes | so anyone have a preferred place for domain registration? | 06:48 |
nickrud | Ashnal: dpkg -L <packagename> shows where all the files get installed | 06:48 |
Jangari | rotating the cube with like 16 desktops is fun | 06:48 |
cptnapalm | nickrud: Damnit i forgot about the -L | 06:48 |
Jangari | it turns into a massive wheel, like a big block of parmesan | 06:48 |
badkitty | demortes: I've just used godaddy. Also if you go to brinkster.com (if you need hosting) they give you a domain name or two for free with the hosting | 06:48 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal /usr/share/doc/dosbox/dosbox.conf.example.gz | 06:49 |
chubs730 | demortes: godaddy has been fine for me also | 06:49 |
Ashnal | nickrud:thank you that will be soooo helpful as i never seem to be able to find program files since they seem to be scattered everywhere | 06:49 |
demortes | I'm not liking Godaddy, because of them, I can't use the same domain name | 06:49 |
NineTails | Hello | 06:49 |
Mandos | Hello. | 06:49 |
_Oz_ | Hello. | 06:49 |
demortes | They fail to release the domain to a functional state | 06:49 |
LinuxMercedes | Hello. | 06:49 |
witepa | Hi, I am trying to install madwifi to enable my wireless card, but I am encountering some difficulties. First off, can anyone help me to why my wireless device is coming up as eth1 instead of ath0 or wifi0? | 06:49 |
cptnapalm | Dr_willis: what were they thinking slapping it into /usr/share/doc.... | 06:49 |
badkitty | demortes: WHO | 06:49 |
Jangari | i went with 1and1, i didn't know any others and 1and1 were suggested to me, 6 bucks a year wasn't too bad i though | 06:49 |
j_humphrey | wow, compiz is so much better than aero | 06:49 |
Jangari | thought | 06:49 |
Mandos | I am having trouble with suspend/hibernate on Feisty. It used to work, but now it is not. | 06:49 |
NineTails | dunno | 06:49 |
demortes | badkitty: godaddy. | 06:49 |
demortes | I just need domain, not hosting. | 06:50 |
badkitty | demortes: I never had problems with them.. | 06:50 |
Dr_willis | cptnapalm, its an example config file. :) where else should it be. | 06:50 |
Dr_willis | cpTanis, dosbox can generate a conf file I belive from some command also.. | 06:50 |
Dr_willis | oops wrong nick :) | 06:50 |
_Oz_ | badkitty | 06:50 |
j | j_humphrey aer? | 06:50 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Geah | 06:50 |
_Oz_ | how do I get twinview working again? | 06:50 |
_Oz_ | there's a quick and easy way to get x-server | 06:50 |
Mandos | unfortunately, I have not been able to find any reason for why it does not work. | 06:50 |
badkitty | _Oz_: Let me get the link | 06:50 |
_Oz_ | but I forgot it | 06:50 |
nickrud | demortes: why not just transfer the domain? | 06:50 |
demortes | I no longer own it | 06:51 |
cptnapalm | Dr_willis: I've always hated example configs... I mean, ship the damn thing with something that at least barely works and put it in the right place... Where the hell is my pitchfork?!?! | 06:51 |
cptnapalm | :) | 06:51 |
badkitty | _Oz_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1773584 | 06:51 |
Mandos | And my ubuntuforums posts have not received any response. | 06:51 |
Mandos | Which is not unusual. | 06:51 |
cptnapalm | Mandos: well frequently when noone knows, they don't answer :-/ | 06:51 |
Dr_willis | cptnapalm, i found it. :) of course i also read the docs. :) | 06:52 |
_Oz_ | aha | 06:52 |
_Oz_ | that's it | 06:52 |
Ashnal | cptnapalm: im with you, and i currently have no idea where to put this config file so that dosbox will load it at startup | 06:52 |
badkitty | I think twinview is a lame name.. especially because my two monitors barely look alike | 06:52 |
_Oz_ | thank you, badkitty. I love that method -- so much easier. | 06:52 |
nickrud | Mandos: try looking in /var/log/syslog , around the time you suspend. You might find a clue there | 06:52 |
witepa | Hey again, I am trying to install madwifi to enable my wireless card, but I am encountering some difficulties. First off, can anyone help me to why my wireless device is coming up as eth1 instead of ath0 or wifi0? | 06:52 |
j | can someone help me . i'm trying to remove my old ubuntu partitions. I have it in the same hard drive that im running another partation with ubuntu | 06:52 |
Mandos | I've tried. | 06:52 |
sp219 | j: gparted? | 06:52 |
badkitty | _Oz_: It's one of those things you just need to get it working already you know? | 06:52 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, dosbox man pages says in the current directory | 06:52 |
Mandos | Looking in /var/log/syslog. It doesn't say much. I am using uswsusp. It fails on "suspending consoles". | 06:52 |
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cptnapalm | Ashnal: See, it is all about finding something, and editing it... it should not be about finding something, figure out where to put it and then figure out how the hell to get it to work at all | 06:53 |
Mandos | And then doesn't turn off the computer. | 06:53 |
sigma | witepa: that depends on your hardware and how it is connected, mine is eth1 as well | 06:53 |
Mandos | That's for s2disk/s2both. | 06:53 |
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badkitty | _Oz_: Although I thought there was a graphical way to do that now ... | 06:53 |
Ashnal | Dr_willis: the directory that the dosbox executable is in? | 06:53 |
j | sp219 so its /dev/sda1 ext3 but then it has linux-swap as /dev/sda2 and then ext /dev/sda3 for the one im running now | 06:53 |
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Dr_willis | Ashnal, the directory you RUN the program from | 06:53 |
nickrud | Mandos: ubuntu-users mail list, it has some smart people there. attach the relevant part of the syslog | 06:53 |
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witepa | sigma: when i try to do iwlist eth1 scan, i get eth1 no scan results | 06:53 |
witepa | sigma: after installing madwifi | 06:53 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, this lets you put a config file in each dos games dir. that gets used. | 06:53 |
FloodBot3 | !netsplit | 06:53 |
ubotu | netsplit is when two IRC servers of the same network (like Freenode) disconnect from each other, so users on one server stop seeing users on the other. If this is happening now, just relax and enjoy the show. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit | 06:53 |
cptnapalm | w00h00! | 06:54 |
badkitty | netsplit! | 06:54 |
Jangari | ooh, another netsplit | 06:54 |
Mandos | OK, I"ll try that. | 06:54 |
Jangari | freaky | 06:54 |
sigma | hah, netsplit | 06:54 |
Dr_willis | cptnapalm, the fact its mentioned in the man page is hiding it eh. :) | 06:54 |
Ashnal | Dr_willis: is it possible to have a global config file that loads when dosbox does? | 06:54 |
sp219 | Netsplit ftw | 06:54 |
sp219 | 01:54… These users have been split from #ubuntu: danopia`cat, b4ggi0, marko-_-_, Rabiddog, jughead, edward_, mjwolf, dirk__, xerophyt1, mrMister, kikr, maddler, sKy\, scr, Oktanouc, ParsiTux_, kilrae, SuperLag, Kwitschibo, jwisher, J4t, Slap_Stick, saxin, Rprp, Cirex, Virtuall, pherring, LumBuntu, popey, jlong, Keith_, snaregirl, opkg2s, Faust-C, netdefilr, morodock, insta, Johnny_5_elsewhe, eyyYo, Aloha, riotkittie, krim, emitchlpd, pram | 06:54 |
sp219 | heh | 06:54 |
badkitty | why does that happen anyway? | 06:54 |
j | can someone help me . i'm trying to remove my old ubuntu partitions. I have it in the same hard drive that im running another partation with ubuntu | 06:54 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, proberly. Id have to double check the man pages | 06:54 |
Jangari | meh, that ain't many | 06:54 |
j | i want to delete the sda1 first one /dev/sda1 ext3 but then it has linux-swap as /dev/sda2 and then ext /dev/sda3 for the one im running now | 06:54 |
Mandos | Still, it failed for no reason. Lots of people have problems with nvidia and ATI, but I don't have those. | 06:54 |
sp219 | 58 | 06:54 |
cptnapalm | Dr_willis: Everything should go where it is supposed to go... | 06:54 |
Jangari | could have been 200 more | 06:54 |
sp219 | badkitty: one of the servers lost it's connection | 06:55 |
badkitty | ahh | 06:55 |
Jangari | j: that seems reasonable, what's the problem? | 06:55 |
j | would that be a problem for linux swap ..messing up the | 06:55 |
Dr_willis | cptnapalm, it dosent need one :) so there for its going in the example dir. | 06:55 |
witepa | sigma: when i try to do iwlist eth1 scan, i get eth1 no scan results | 06:55 |
Jangari | shouldn't be a problem for the swap, | 06:55 |
j | Jangari want to delete the sda1 first one /dev/sda1 ext3 but then it has linux-swap as /dev/sda2 and then ext /dev/sda3 for the one im running now | 06:55 |
j_humphrey | ok, i did something and i have little fires on my window, what is that? | 06:55 |
Mandos | ubuntu-users is enormous-traffic. | 06:55 |
Mandos | Hmm. | 06:55 |
Jangari | i heard you the first two times, j | 06:56 |
_Oz_ | what does "gksudo" mean anyway? Obviously I know what sudo does. | 06:56 |
dragon | are there any good games that i can install on ubuntu? | 06:56 |
_Oz_ | why the "gk"? | 06:56 |
Jangari | no dragon, none | 06:56 |
Jangari | never ever | 06:56 |
badkitty | dragon: Umm enemy-territory | 06:56 |
j_humphrey | what does clone output do? | 06:56 |
Jangari | fun is not permitted | 06:56 |
Dr_willis | !info rocksndiamonds | 06:56 |
ubotu | rocksndiamonds (source: rocksndiamonds): Arcade style game. In component multiverse, is extra. Version 3.2.3-3 (gutsy), package size 384 kB, installed size 1256 kB | 06:56 |
_Oz_ | d o r k f a c e | 06:56 |
cptnapalm | Dr_willis: but it has to be in the directory from which you happen to be to run the program? that's sad... Hell even a totally incompetent n00Bz C learner can find out how to load from a default location... | 06:56 |
Dr_willis | thats a must get game. | 06:56 |
Dr_willis | :) | 06:56 |
Starnestommy | _Oz_: it's a gtk frontend to sudo | 06:56 |
dorkface | Hi all, I have a .tff file with a font that I really want to use. I tried searching google, but is it possible to convert .tff to .pcf, so konsole can understand it? | 06:56 |
_Oz_ | why does it need a gtk front end? | 06:56 |
cptnapalm | Dr_willis: Ok maybe not one totally incompetent... I mean I don't know how to do it and I'm completely clueless heh | 06:57 |
j | jangari so i can delete sda1 ext3 the old ubuntu partation .. but its mount point /media/sda1 would i run into problems if i remove it? | 06:57 |
neil_d | _Oz_: it help when runing gui tools like gedit | 06:57 |
Starnestommy | _Oz_: note that a lot of graphical administrative programs use it | 06:57 |
dragon | so is there a website that has a list of good games? or do i just look up on google " linux games"? | 06:57 |
j | jangari nvm what i said. | 06:57 |
dragon | also i cant seem to get sound to work | 06:57 |
Mandos | OK thanks. | 06:57 |
chubs730 | http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Dual_Boot_from_Windows_Bootloader_(NTLDR)_and_why | 06:57 |
chubs730 | enjoy | 06:58 |
Mandos | I filed a launchpad bug. | 06:58 |
_Oz_ | thanks, starnes and neil. | 06:58 |
Ashnal | dragon:theres always emulators which are fun | 06:58 |
Mandos | We'll see if it gets any responses. | 06:58 |
badkitty | dragon: There was a list somewhere google best linux games... | 06:58 |
Dr_willis | cptnapalm, I WANT it to run from the current dir. that way when i cd to 'doom' and do 'dosbox' it auto runs that config file. which i set up to run doom., if i am in the warlords dir - i set it up to auto run warlords | 06:58 |
chubs730 | oops sorry wrong channel | 06:58 |
Jangari | you should probably solicit advice from someone who knows what they're talking about, j, but i would assume that the numbering of the partition wouldn't change if you format an entire partition | 06:58 |
badkitty | dragon: You can also look into sourceforge | 06:58 |
j | jangari is it ok if 1st partition is linux-swap and 2nd is ubutnut | 06:58 |
badkitty | dragon: But i think sudoku is fun!! | 06:58 |
cptnapalm | Dr_willis: Oh wait... its not a system config then? Its a per app thing? | 06:58 |
dragon | so either google good linux games or use sourceforge? | 06:58 |
Jangari | i don't think it matters where they are, I have first partition swap, second data, third xp pro, fourth ext3 | 06:58 |
Ashnal | Dr_willis: i launch dosbox itself, and then the game inside it | 06:59 |
j | Jangari thank you | 06:59 |
badkitty | dragon: Try both! Use those firefox tabs!! | 06:59 |
Dr_willis | cptnapalm, it looks for a user made config, and in the current dir.. | 06:59 |
evil_tech | J: it doesnt matter where ubuntu is installed as long as grub can point to it | 06:59 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, you can set up a config to autorun the game if you wanted. | 06:59 |
Mandos | I'm going to google "bad linux games." | 06:59 |
dragon | ok i'll try those thanks :) | 06:59 |
badkitty | Mandos: Great idea! | 06:59 |
Jangari | also, reformatting one partition, your first, won't renumber those after it, they're fixed spaces on the disk | 06:59 |
evil_tech | Mandos: you need Blobwars :) | 06:59 |
dragon | as far as emulaters go do you mean wine? cause i cant get it to work and i have tried lots of times | 06:59 |
Jangari | when you format it for another use, dataspace, say, it'll become the first partition | 07:00 |
cptnapalm | good linux game was xsoldier or something like that fun and hard | 07:00 |
Jangari | wine bites | 07:00 |
Mandos | It doesn't give me much. Just a bunch of bug reports. | 07:00 |
Mandos | Maybe if I google "terrible linux games" it will be more fruitful. | 07:00 |
badkitty | dragon: There are many games that run natively on linux.. give those a try... if you like FPS try enemy territory | 07:00 |
Jangari | why do you want bad games, Mandos? | 07:00 |
nickrud | wine is evil, it perpetuates non-free software | 07:00 |
Ashnal | Dr_willis: i might want to explain what im trying to do i guess haha cause its not something typical, im actually trying to compile a dos game so i can play it...cause all i have is the source code....and i need to set something in the autoexec.bat to get it to compile, which i thought i could do through a config file | 07:00 |
badkitty | dragon: I think another popular one is called fortress??? | 07:01 |
Cpudan80 | nickrud: Perhaps, but if you can run the stuff you need to run without windows --- is that so bad? | 07:01 |
Jangari | not so much non-free, nickrud, but closed-access, | 07:01 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, compile a dos game under linux? Good Luck with that.. | 07:01 |
sigma | .... just did a search for blob.... found: "Metal Blob Solid" ... wtf... | 07:01 |
cptnapalm | Dr_willis: it would seem to me a better way to do that would be to have it as essentially a script which you would toss in a personal bin so just call up whatever game you want to run by its name | 07:01 |
dragon | what did you mean by emulater? you mean like zsnes? thats a cool emulater wounder if they have a linux ver of it | 07:01 |
Ashnal | Dr_willis, no compile a dos game inside of dosbox | 07:01 |
achandrashekar | hello I have a question about an ltsp setup which uses nfs mounted home drive. Im confused about setup and also the use of ldap for authentication. Does anyone have experience with this? | 07:01 |
nickrud | Jangari: same thing. | 07:01 |
Cpudan80 | nickrud: I'd rather have an app running in wine than a VM with Windows XP + app | 07:01 |
Dr_willis | cptnapalm, unless you need seperate configs for each game.. | 07:01 |
Jangari | okay, so you don't mean monetarily free | 07:01 |
Mandos | Jangari: Just because it amuses me. | 07:02 |
Mr__ | does this room have some sort of webchat block on it? | 07:02 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, that dosbox config file has autorun commands at the end of it. I guess ya could toss them in there. | 07:02 |
nickrud | Cpudan80: it's a political thing, so off topic ;) | 07:02 |
badkitty | Cpudan80: if possible yah.. xp in vm is the pits | 07:02 |
Cpudan80 | nickrud: heh, alrighty | 07:02 |
Jangari | liektoolbox for linguists, free, but only availsble for pc or intel mac via crossover, and linux via wine | 07:02 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, you got a compiler for dos appready eh? | 07:02 |
Jangari | Mandos: how about xmame? | 07:02 |
Ashnal | Dr_willis: im trying to set the dos compiler up | 07:02 |
cptnapalm | Dr_willis: nope. See if was essentially a script, then you would change what options needed to be changed then name the script after the game. Calling the script would then call dosbox to run the dos game in the specially needed way. | 07:02 |
j_humphrey | where do you get widgets for the widget layer? | 07:03 |
Mandos | Installing it. | 07:03 |
Dr_willis | cptnapalm, this is linxu do whatever you want. You could alwyas set up whatever alias;s ytou want. :P | 07:03 |
Ashnal | Dr_willis:and the environment variables need to be set in auutoexec.bat | 07:03 |
Mandos | It looks big. | 07:03 |
Starnestommy | Mr__: looks like it | 07:03 |
Jangari | you'll need to find the roms as well, Mandos | 07:03 |
Mr__ | Starnestommy: y? | 07:03 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, the dosbox config file has a auto run thing at the end that can do that. | 07:03 |
Starnestommy | Mr__: abuse | 07:03 |
Jangari | they can be a bit of a b|tch | 07:03 |
[MGR]Mikkel | Hi ... | 07:03 |
cptnapalm | Dr_willis: Of course I've now been talking out of my butt for half an hour about a program that I have never used so... Ignore me at your leisure :) | 07:04 |
Ashnal | Dr_willis:yea thats what ive been trying to get at, however i dont know where to put the damn thing | 07:04 |
[MGR]Mikkel | I has Download the Script to my IRC Server! .. and i can not running it! its say : Fail: Cannot chdir(/home/server/lib): Permission denied, check DPATH <- I know dont no why? Please Help me! | 07:04 |
Dr_willis | cptnapalm, im about to. :) i 'cd warlords2' and run run dosbox. and it runs the game for me. I could make a 2 line script that just cd's and runs. if i wanted. | 07:04 |
Mr__ | Starnestommy: can any sites get approval? | 07:04 |
Ashnal | Dr_willis:so that when i run dosbox by itself it loads the config, allowing me to run the compiler afterwards inside | 07:04 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, put the dosbov config in the dir with the dos game filea.. cd to the dos dir.. and run dosbox. | 07:05 |
Starnestommy | Mr__: you could probably ask the ops for an exception | 07:05 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, you are making it WAY too hard. | 07:05 |
Mr__ | Starnestommy: who are they? | 07:05 |
tich | can someone direct me to a page that lists portable mp3/movie players (like ipods) that work well with ubuntu? | 07:05 |
Ashnal | Dr_willis: i cant just 'run' the game >_> | 07:05 |
Starnestommy | Mr__: /join #ubuntu-ops ? | 07:05 |
Dr_willis | Ashnal, you run dosbox. that gives you a shell. | 07:05 |
cptnapalm | Dr_willis: I remember writing scripts like that... but no one ever said you had to be in the particular directory to run the stuff so I'd be stupidly looking into dependency problems for a week... | 07:05 |
Dr_willis | you could then just make a script that sets up the commands if you wanted. | 07:06 |
[MGR]Mikkel | Hello all ... I need help i has Problem to Why Can i not Start the ircu up??? Fail: Cannot chdir(/home/server/lib): Permission denied, check DPATH | 07:06 |
Jangari | tich, they'll all work, it's just a matter fo finding out how | 07:06 |
star1 | Hi there, my install of Beryl seems to be broken -- when I try to use it, I don't get any title-bars or borders on my windows. I read somewhere that to fix it, I need to recompile the fglrx kernel module, but it keeps failing saying it can't find a directory that I know exists. Can anyone help me out? | |
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