[01:33] need help with manually editing my t-bird profile and adding the news server (program bugged and wont add it via gui) ubuntu feisty [01:34] which file do I edit please? === asac_ is now known as asac [09:02] hi [09:29] <[reed]> woo, my new laptop will be here today [09:38] great! [09:38] [reed]: what kind? [09:39] <[reed]> ThinkPad X61 [09:39] <[reed]> portable laptop to go with my current ThinkPad T60p [09:42] <[reed]> asac: ^ [09:46] sounds great [09:46] what screen resolution? [09:52] <[reed]> not sure yet [09:52] <[reed]> I'll find out when I get it! [11:38] asac: norsetto said maybe it's a sync if the buid dep on ff isn't necessary [11:39] hellboy195: what about the gtk deprecated patch? i stha tin debian as well? [11:39] asac: yep [11:39] asac: otherwise we couldn't say it's maybe a sync ^^ [11:40] anyway, iceweasel provides x-www-browser as well ... the dependency exists just as an explicit tie-break rule afaik [11:40] i would keep the diff [11:41] asac: cool, thx for you help :) [11:41] np [11:45] Thanks again and bye @ all :) [18:23] hi [18:28] hi [18:28] * asac out shopping [18:56] back for a while [20:27] Failed to fetch http://ftpmaster.internal/ubuntu/dists/hardy/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2 MD5Sum mismatch [20:27] Failed to fetch http://ftpmaster.internal/ubuntu/dists/hardy/universe/binary-i386/Packages.bz2 MD5Sum mismatch [20:27] Failed to fetch http://ftpmaster.internal/ubuntu/dists/hardy/multiverse/binary-i386/Packages.bz2 MD5Sum mismatch [20:28] retrying... [20:38] good [20:44] asac, http://paste.ubuntu.com/4731/ [20:44] (just FYI) [21:03] Ubulette: which commit? [21:04] Fix for bug 403240 - threads hanging in nss_InitLock . r=wtc,nelson [21:04] mozilla bug 403240 [21:04] Mozilla bug 403240 in Libraries "threads hanging in nss_InitLock" [Major,New] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=403240 [21:06] wow that looks like a glitch [21:10] hmm ... was secoid_init present in nss 3.11? [21:22] just look at the diff. it was in b3 [21:25] 3.11 ;) [21:27] ? [21:27] i was wondering if that symbol was in 3.11 [21:28] or if that is just 3.12 development noise [21:28] i guess the later [21:28] i hope so :) [21:32] <[reed]> so [21:32] <[reed]> I have my new laptop [21:32] <[reed]> should I try Hardy, or am I better off with Gutsy for now? [21:34] i'd say hardy [21:34] latest daily CD ;9 [21:34] <[reed]> why? [21:34] <[reed]> give me a good reason :) [21:34] dunno ... i think there is ffox 3 on it ;) [21:35] <[reed]> I don't use your firefox anyway :p [21:35] nevertheless, otherwise you get firefox 2 ;) [21:35] <[reed]> your firefox is the first thing to go [21:35] <[reed]> :) [21:35] <[reed]> replaced with my local copy [21:36] thats a bad start ;) [21:37] its good to rest half a day after install and honour the pure distribution feeling [21:37] then move on [21:38] <[reed]> lol [21:38] start messing around [21:39] i'd go for hardy too. why would you want an obsolete desktop on your brand new hardware ? [21:39] hm bzr broken :( [21:40] http://paste.ubuntu.com/4737/ [21:40] Ubulette: you should use bzr.dev branch ;) [21:40] it's my bot [21:40] the package is frequently an annoyance ;) [21:41] <[reed]> I just don't want to be screwed [21:41] <[reed]> by some hardy problem [21:41] [reed]: use livecd ... if that works, then install most likely will be good as well [21:51] [reed]: so what screen solution do you have? [21:52] <[reed]> looks like 1024x768, but that doesn't seem right... it's a 12.1" screen [21:53] that's small [21:53] <[reed]> well, it's supposed to be my portable laptop [21:53] <[reed]> :) [21:53] <[reed]> I have my large 15" ThinkPad T60p if I want 1600x1200 [21:54] i 1024x768 is the default for think pads (12 inch) [21:54] thats why i am still not sure ;) [21:54] there are 12 inch laptops with 1280x860 ?? or something like that [22:24] my hp has 1280x860 or whatever [22:25] the thinkpad X series are the ones stuck on 1024x768. :( [22:29] asac, did you ask for daily builds in ppa ? [22:34] Hi i am sorry to bother you with my question, but i couldn't find solution for my problem. I don't have any sound during surfing net, for example in youtube - video plays without sound. I have installed restricted extras package and flashplayer. What could be my problem? [22:35] Lisetare: does your sound work at all? [22:35] yup, in all other programs sound works great (ogg and mp3 and any other possible formats) [22:36] Ubulette: i don't think i have .... added to my whiteboard TODO list again [22:36] Lisetare: start firefox from the command line ... maybe you see some errors that give a hint [22:36] ok let me try [22:38] nothing, it just open firefox and nothing else [22:39] also i've tried to reinstall flash plug-in by terminal - it also didn't help [22:40] no idea then ... try #ubuntu or the forums. they are more focussed on user support and might be aware of more corner cases where this happens. [22:41] have tried #ubuntu, they have no clue. ok maybe in forum someone will help. [22:42] search the forums [22:42] yeah content on forum sticks a bit longer on radar [22:42] its a common problem for flashto have no sound [22:42] *flash to [22:42] looks like the device is busy (either /dev/audio or /dev/dsp). [22:42] do you use esd ? [22:42] yeah, but busy device would be dumped to terminal afaik [22:42] btw, is it hardy or gutsy ? [22:42] 7.10 [22:43] ok so esound is still used. try to "killall esd" and restart firefox [22:43] when i use alsa - it says device is busy but it affects all system. so i chose AD 198x analog [22:44] it says process wasn't killed [22:44] hm, if you start it (esd), does it help ? [22:45] i mean, start esd before ff [22:45] esd never did anything good for me [22:46] no :( [22:46] and you don't have sound server enabled in sound config? [22:46] depends a lot on the sound card. some don't even need sound daemons as they are able to share in h/w [22:47] last i heard is that esd it complete crap [22:47] we only keep it for some obscure reason [22:47] i don't know what is sound server :( i am blonde in linux completely [22:47] Lisetare: in sound config [22:47] system -> preferences -> sound [22:48] there is a tab "Sound" ... ther is checkbox that enables sound server (in hardy it reads: Enable sofware sound mixing (ESD)) [22:48] i think in gutsy it should read different [22:48] it is on there [22:48] maybe disable it then [22:48] and restart X (relogin) [22:49] maybe it even works without relogin [22:49] no :( again doesn't help [22:49] relogin... ok let me try [22:51] no it doesn't help :( also i forget to say - sometimes firefox stops even when i start to play any sound in web [22:52] what does this command gives you ? lsof -np `pidof firefox` | grep dev [22:53] lsof: no process ID specified [22:53] lsof 4.78 [22:53] latest revision: ftp://lsof.itap.purdue.edu/pub/tools/unix/lsof/ [22:53] latest FAQ: ftp://lsof.itap.purdue.edu/pub/tools/unix/lsof/FAQ [22:53] latest man page: ftp://lsof.itap.purdue.edu/pub/tools/unix/lsof/lsof_man [22:54] firefox-bin [22:54] you can try this [22:54] sudo aptitude install alsa-oss [22:54] sudo gedit /etc/firefox/firefoxrc [22:55] and then put FIREFOX_DSP=”aoss” in there [22:55] might need to log out and log back in or reboot [22:56] without logging out it didn't help [22:57] yeah you might need to reboot or log out [22:58] щл цуте ащк куищщештп [22:58] ok went for rebooting [22:58] (sorry) [22:58] cyrillic :) [22:58] yup [22:58] you russian? [22:58] da [22:58] yes i mean :) [22:58] yasno :P [22:59] in russian channel nobody help and all clever russian sit here :) [22:59] Lisetare, zvuka tol'ko vo flashe net ili voobshe vo vsem browsere? [23:00] tolko vo fleshe [23:00] Lisetare, yasno, perezagruzis' poprobui, potom posmotrim [23:00] ok [23:01] personallyall my sound on hardy disappeared with one of the kernel updates [23:02] completely... [23:05] Lisetare: if flashplugin-nonfree package doesn't work, you can also try mozilla-plugin-gnash :) [23:05] woow thanks it helped :) thanks-thanks-thanks [23:05] :P [23:05] thats not perfect, but maybe youtube woirks then :) [23:05] Lisetare: what did you do? [23:05] not perfect is an under-estimation :P [23:05] everything i need works :) thanks a lot. [23:06] i did those commands... changed in firefox none to alsa or something like this... even i didn't understand good what i did [23:06] sudo gedit /etc/firefox/firefoxrc [23:06] and then put FIREFOX_DSP=”aoss” in there [23:06] might need to log out and log back in or reboot [23:06] this :P [23:07] exactly :D [23:07] ah [23:07] and sudo aptitude install alsa-oss before that [23:07] ok [23:07] who needs sound ;) [23:07] alsa oss was installed though [23:07] Lisetare: maybe that was the initial reason then? [23:07] oss is deprecated [23:07] or is it installed by default? [23:07] asac, but things will use alsa directly by default [23:07] so having it installed changes nothing [23:08] but on some computers it helps when firefox uses alsa's oss compatibility layer [23:08] for some reason [23:08] yeah ... maybe flash doesn't even work with alsa [23:08] would be in line ;) [23:08] i installed ubuntu yesterday and i don't know why at first it didn't want to look for packages in repositariums [23:08] so at first i installed many packages by myself [23:08] ah ok [23:09] well anyway thanks. Sorry for bothering you [23:09] wish i ever knew linux as much as you do [23:09] :) [23:09] np :P [23:10] thanks for trying to fix your problems and not giving up like some do :P [23:10] well... it is kinda my dream now to be first blonde who learn ubuntu :D [23:10] haha [23:11] we don't get many girls around here anyway :P [23:11] i want to work in telecom company, it is actually my specialty, but everywhere they need experience with gnu/*nix [23:12] ah right [23:12] Lisetare, which town is that? [23:12] peter? [23:12] *piter [23:13] aha how you guess? [23:14] i have my ways :P [23:15] but [23:15] its good to see that open source software is doing good back home [23:15] haven't been there in 4 years now :( [23:15] there = Russia [23:16] where do you live now? [23:16] england [23:16] cool ) [23:17] miss it though :P [23:17] europe is too boring [23:18] Ubulette, whats new in your firefox packages from your ppa === Ubulette_ is now known as Ubulette [23:22] nothing ubuntu specific, just bug fixes from upstream [23:22] oh so just a new snapshot [23:23] yes [23:23] sorry, updatemanager doesn't show from what version to what its updating anymore for some reason [23:23] yes, i find that really annoying [23:23] is it a bug or a feature? [23:24] don't know. apparently a feature [23:24] *sigh* [23:25] why do people keep confirming bug 192992 [23:25] Launchpad bug 192992 in python-central "[hardy] pycentral crashed with ValueError in parse_versions()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/192992 [23:26] bug 189406 [23:26] Launchpad bug 189406 in update-manager "[Hardy] Update Manager doesn't display package versions anymore" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/189406 [23:28] damn it [23:28] i just pressed install all updates [23:28] <[reed]> see [23:28] bad timing Ubulette :P [23:28] <[reed]> those are why I want gutsy [23:28] <[reed]> :) [23:29] no breakage == no fun :P [23:29] funny how after feature freeze more things started breaking then before :P [23:35] i'll do only a third of today's update [23:36] damn wine is broken as well [23:37] haha [23:37] ricers :P [23:37] says the gentoo developer [23:37] :P [23:43] gentoo is not ricing [23:45] armin76: but it makes ricing possible :P [23:45] like hardy :P [23:46] hardy doesn't let you change your C/CXX/LD FLAGS [23:46] and it has a new upstream version freeze compared to ~x86 :P [23:47] haha [23:47] use x86 then :) [23:48] probably the same versions as hardy [23:48] but then i don't get the latest version of everything [23:48] then you are the ricer :P [23:48] i can't live like that [23:48] :P [23:48] yeah, like what package? :P [23:49] glibc [23:49] lol [23:49] CFLAGS="-O2 -march=native -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-ident -fweb -pipe -msse3" [23:49] LDFLAGS="-Wl,-O1 -Wl,--hash-style=gnu" [23:49] not too bad :P [23:51] armin76, do you remember that update to bash, which fucked up people's baselayout and the unlucky ones who rebooted ended up with a non bootable system? [23:53] nope [23:53] thats was quiet bad [23:53] too be honest personally i never had a problem because of running unstable [23:53] may be i am just lucky