[00:00] Bisclaveret, you could try $pkill [00:01] $pkill file-roller started the archive manage [00:01] r [00:01] the actual PROGRAM is not running [00:01] it's leaving behind dead processes [00:02] PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND [00:02] 6185 bisclave 17 0 0 0 0 Z 0.0 0.0 0:01.43 file-roll [00:02] 6297 bisclave 16 0 0 0 0 Z 0.0 0.0 0:01.56 file-roll [00:02] ron_o: what is magnatune? Are you talking about the independant record label? [00:03] zoredache, nevermind.. I was wondering.. It's with Amorak.. :) [00:03] amarok* [00:04] and the only things when i google i get are reasons why (something's not sending the right signal in a system call) and posts from usenet from 93-97 describing how to code system calls [00:04] and system V [00:05] Bisclaveret: try an sudo kill -9 pid? [00:06] example http://www.faqs.org/faqs/unix-faq/faq/part3/section-13.html is a little bit more technical then i can understand ;o [00:08] zoredache: still there [00:10] is this just linux's answer to windows leaving rundll32.exe's around? ;) [00:14] Bisclaveret: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zombie_process [00:15] TheSheep: i've read that [00:17] Bisclaveret: read the last paragraph [00:20] ah [00:20] i was walked through it in another channel, i found the parent [00:20] xfdesktop [00:25] Bisclaveret: anyways, although it is an indication of a bug, it has no negative effects, so you can just ignore it [02:15] how do i get a camera to read in xubuntu 7.10? [02:16] hello [02:33] hello [02:37] !repeat [02:37] 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 [02:37] anyway, what kind of camera are you talking about? a webcam or what? [02:38] also consider asking in #ubuntu, there is usually a lot more people there [02:42] zoredache: it is a digital camera and when i plug it in it does nothing [02:46] hrm... honestly I don't even try and waste my time trying to get digital cameras working... I just use a memory card reader [02:49] have you tried search google for your camera model on linux? [02:53] zoredache: i have no program to read it do you know of one? [02:54] to read what? [02:55] the camera [02:56] i know in ubuntu it automatically opens something but it doesnt do that in xubuntu [03:59] hi maxamillion [04:04] jiya j1mc [04:05] errr ... hiya* [04:05] j1mc: how goes it? [04:05] hey [04:05] i'm ok [04:06] you? [04:06] j1mc: can't complain, just got done with some homework ... thinking about reading my minix3 book but i'm feeling lazy [04:07] yeah... [04:07] sounds all right [04:09] i want to know how to write operating systems by august ... so as long as i finish the book and understand it all by august i will feel accomplished [04:11] that would be awesome [04:11] yup [04:11] and then from there i will be reading about the internal ins and outs of the linux kernel [04:11] one step at a time [04:12] i also want to find a book on the python interpreter ... i'd really like to know how it *really* works [04:17] :) [04:26] why wouldn't you simply look at the source for the interpereter? [04:45] i just upgraded to hardy from feisty, and my deskop no longer shows me removable devices in xubuntu [04:46] haha [04:46] nm i don't have my drives in fstab [04:48] How do i add shortcut to TERMINAL in xfce panel ? === HACKhalo2_ is now known as HACKhalo2 [07:58] hello all, i'm trying to get my microphone working on xubuntu 7.10 [07:58] ok [07:58] i simply don't know what's wrong with this.. my speakers just work fine [07:58] but not the microphone [07:59] the machine is a compaq 6710b laptop [07:59] the symptoms are very similar to : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=176057 [07:59] can some one pls. help me [08:00] Have you tried turning up the mic volume in the mixer? [08:00] or un-muting it [08:05] mic checked [08:09] i'm in 'Volume Control' and 'mic boost' and 'internal mic boost' are all set to the highest level [08:09] and the mic option is checked [08:12] how to check the installed alsa version [08:12] ? [08:16] i have to go guys; i'll come back later; thanks [08:49] hello all could someone save me 20 minutes of reading please [08:49] i need to know what the equilivant of gedit is in xubuntu [08:55] mousepad [08:58] cool [08:58] whats the terminal command to get to it [08:58] i am used to sudo gedit sources.list [08:59] im a ubuntu user [09:02] sudo mousepad [09:25] hello [09:26] is the hardy xubuntu going to have fusesmb (windows network) support preinstalled? [09:29] no one awake? [09:35] hi, I got the gdm login manager, but i dont know how to change the login theme ? where i have to copy the login file ? [09:36] feanor, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy#head-c3d48423db698f94e344d46f186a5eb419d04fdf [09:36] Ben_Cs, no [10:20] cody-somerville: why no? [10:21] Ben_Cs, It simply isn't done :) [10:21] i see [10:21] Sounds like a good goal for 8.10 Intrepid though [10:22] * cody-somerville goes to finish getting ready for work. [10:22] that's 1 reason why i use linux mint xfce edit. i got fed up with configuring the network each time i have to reinstall the system. it's quite alot to edit [10:43] hi, do you know how to easy enable vncserver? like in ubuntu in gnome >settings>remote desktop>enable vnc acces - type password [10:46] rrob, my guess is just install a vnc server (vncserver, tightvncserver or whatever) [10:48] he is installed [10:48] isnt? [10:48] how is it in ubuntu [10:48] rrob: you have to install the server [10:50] .( i know how to do it, install, configure etc etc ... but in ubuntu it was realy easy ... two clicks ... [10:50] it is not for me .. its for enduser [11:03] !vnc [11:03] VNC is a protocol for remote desktop. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNCOverSSH describes how to use it securely. It works best over fast connections, otherwise look at !FreeNX [11:09] ok ... and im unable to connect via ssh ... i have 8.04beta .. is ssh disbled by default ? or ... is there enabled new firewall? [11:17] rrob: what are you trying to connect to? [11:17] xubuntu 8.04 desktop ... intel pc [11:17] but [11:17] 8.04 [11:17] is lot of problems [11:18] im goint to erase it [11:18] and install 7.10 [11:18] rrob: it is still beta atm - and you need the server on the box you are connecting to [11:18] *vncserver [11:19] yes ... reinstaling [11:19] k good luck :) [11:19] download ... instal (erase disk) ... update [11:20] 1hour [11:54] hey all [11:55] can anyone help me configure a modem in xubuntu... finding it difficult [12:15] simplyubuntu hi ... what kind of modem [12:16] name? [12:18] eeedarius_v do you have xubuntu on eee ?¨ [12:27] tried it but i didnt decide yet to take debian with xfce or ubuntu [12:27] xubuntu [12:27] and what sys do you have now there? [12:28] now im at debian with xfce [12:28] yes [12:29] do you know eeeXubuntu http://wiki.eeeuser.com/ubuntu:eeexubuntu:home [12:29] yeah [12:29] and EeeOS http://eeeos.interactivelaboratories.com/ [12:29] this is that what i meant with xubuntu xD [12:29] .) [12:30] i dont expect much from eeeos [12:31] its small [12:31] ... yeah, its not important. [12:31] im waiting for 10" version [12:31] with larger ssd [12:31] i have 16gb mtron in my pc ... i want it in eee .) [12:32] xD. [12:32] but the 7inch is the advantage of the eee xD [12:32] and its enough [12:33] now im lying in my bed xD [12:34] ... lcd is small .( [12:34] i feel pain in my back from day when i buy [12:34] it [12:34] lol [12:34] that low price thing xD [12:34] im always bent with it [12:35] yes ... but this is solution http://www.eeeuser.com/2008/03/04/next-generation-asus-eee-pc-900/ [12:39] eeedarius_v do you have some hardware mod in your eee ? [12:39] 2gb ram [12:39] .) [12:40] i think gps, bluetooth, touchscreen and so .) [12:40] the eee is good because in it is so much place [12:40] you can put in what you want [12:40] cpu 1,2GHz [12:41] grrr cpu [12:41] http://robin.lab.cz/asuseee.html#mod [12:41] but imo i dont want an eee with a bigger screen [12:41] i bought the eee because its small and handy [12:42] yes ... but with bigger screen will it have same dimensions and weight [12:44] yeah but it takes me my place and i think the ssd will be much more unstable like the one in the 701 [12:45] ?? [12:45] ok [12:45] mom pls [12:47] you have to look after the eees ssd [12:47] swap and journaling is like poison for example [12:48] and i expect a lesser sound quality from the 900 [12:50] excuse my terrible english xD [12:50] where are you from [12:50] dont worry about writing to ssd [12:51] rrob, my ssd dont even works with ext3 [12:52] ? [12:52] i havent tryed it [12:52] but on my other ssd [12:52] i havent problem wtih any filesystem [12:52] what is your language [12:53] german (or if you can persian xD) [12:53] im czech [12:53] ich habe half jahre auf deutsche schif gearbaited ... but its looooong time ago .) [12:53] thats the difference from label to label [12:54] xD [12:54] http://www.storagesearch.com/ssdmyths-endurance.html [12:55] [13:47] eeedarius_v: swap and journaling is like poison for example >> why? speed? bad clusters? [12:55] ssd lifetime [12:56] even samsung just promises about 100.000 working hours [12:56] every bit of ssd can bechanged only limited number of times [12:56] read that link ... about lifetime [12:56] yes but he have inteligent writing [12:56] read it [13:02] you must see its just 4 and 12gb [13:03] like ma voyager flash disk [13:03] and its not the best quality [13:05] and now to get all things working with an other os is very troublesome with the 900 (and i expect a lower base there) it will get very complicated imo [13:06] lower base? [13:06] and 7inch touchpads are cheaper xD [13:06] it is same as p700 [13:06] it will have specific probs [13:06] you can build in 10" in your 7" p700 right now [13:06] but ok [13:08] and when the screen is bigger then you can see if the eee is on when its "zugeklappt" [13:08] xD [13:08] gonna take a shower afk [13:16] re [13:36] guys does xubuntu use same repos as ubuntu? [13:36] Jahromeo, yes [13:39] xubuntu is the low spec end rightr? [13:39] it will run fine on 550 mhz box with 256 mb ram right? [13:39] i want to make that old box in to a tv [13:39] no capturing just a plain tv [13:39] any ideas? [13:40] it might have issues with digital tv [13:41] its anologue - well its normal coaxial aerial [13:41] what would a good tv proggie be [13:41] and where can i view support for tv card [13:41] there's mythbuntu - uses mythtv [13:41] !tv [13:41] http://www.linuxtv.org/ has extensive information about using TV cards under Linux. Available viewers for analog cards: Zapping, tvtime (GTK/GNOME), kdetv (KDE), xawtv, motv. For digital cards: Klear (KDE), dvb-utils. For both analog and digital cards, !MythTV is a powerful framework. Your card may work the !IVTV drivers. See also !TV-Out [13:42] so that would be in xubuntu repos? [13:42] yep [13:42] xubuntu would run fine on a 550 mhz box with 256 mb ram? [13:42] hdd size is not important i have ides lying around [13:42] it'll run ok [13:42] eeek ok [13:42] ok enough to watch tv or ok like microsoft thinks vista runs ok on 512mb ram :P [13:43] caus the second ok scares me [13:43] but the tv part I am not sure about - might be a little light that system [13:43] pfffft [13:43] works fine in win 98 :P [13:43] hehe [13:43] like I said - i am not sure :) [13:44] pffft [13:44] :P [13:44] man i need to source an alternative crt now [13:44] i have 3 pcs and 2 screens [13:46] that'll make it hard :) [13:47] what can i use for tv if i dont need pvr [13:47] that seems to require resources [13:47] I don't know - maybe google will? [14:16] looking for a low low low spec proggie to watch tv with - have a 550 mhz box with 256 mb ram i wish to use [14:17] mythtv/mythbuntu require too much power - any ideaS? [14:29] can anyone check for me if xdtv or tvtime are in the repos? [14:29] please [14:32] !info xdtv [14:32] ahhh the bot is dead [14:38] Jahrome: you can search at packages.ubuntu.com. I found tvtime but no xdtv [14:40] thanks sheep [14:40] gonna use that then === hyakuhei is now known as hyk[SoCing] [15:37] does anyone know when in april 8.04 will be released? my new computer will be here next week, and i want to get linux on there as soon as possible [15:41] late april [15:42] !schedule [15:42] Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 18 months to 5 years. More info at http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases & http://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases [15:42] !hardy [15:42] Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE BETA SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu [15:42] there is a schedule on that page [15:43] it says April 24th === chtp is now known as ctp === hyakuhei is now known as hyakuhei[SoC] [15:50] TheSheep: ty [16:53] did anyone who is running hardy beta just upgrade their liferea package? [17:00] which is the file for the autostarted apps please - the button in the settings manager doesn't work === jon| is now known as Dissentor [17:00] ere4si, which apps? [17:02] charlie-tca: I want to get an app started after login - the settings manager - autostarted apps button doesn't do anything - want to manually add to the file it uses [17:04] conky is one app I want to add [17:04] ere4si: I might be over my head. I normally add a few lines to /home/$USER/.bashrc if it [17:05] charlie-tca: thnx - that's not the solution :) [17:05] ere4si: is for just one user. [17:05] yep [17:05] sorry [17:05] np :) [17:06] What about /etc/xdg/ [17:08] it is system wide, works better than /etc/rc.local for me [17:10] so, does Xubuntu run faster than ubuntu ? [17:10] Sinbox: seems to depend on hardware [17:11] so I'd have to test it for myself on my hardware then I guess [17:12] I run some rather old stuff, PII 400MHZ and 266MHZ and it is definitely faster [17:12] is there some apps available so I could do some tests and get some result logs to pour over? [17:13] well I've got an early (slot 1) P3 to install at the moment, and it will only run a couple of applications [17:13] I don´t have that information === cody-somerville changed the topic of #xubuntu to: Official Xubuntu Support Channel | FAQ: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CommonQuestions | Support options: http://www.ubuntu.com/support | IRC info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRCResourcePage | Pastes to http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org | Xubuntu 7.10 Released: http://xubuntu.org/get | Xubuntu 8.04 Beta Released, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron/BetaAnnouncement/Xubuntu [17:16] Xubuntu 8.04 Beta alternative cds are currently being published and should be available soon. Big thanks to j1mc, zoredache, Solar George, and danielm for helping test them. [17:22] charlie-tca, do you use 7.10 or 6.06 on your p2s? [17:23] 7.10 on on, 6.06 on the other [17:24] thanks, I've got a PII 266 here, I guess I'll go with 6.06 for that one [17:25] It´s probably a little easier to work with on it. good luck [17:50] hello there, I want to debootstrap-install xubuntu but the biggest problem at all is finding a mirror :D With searching all the *ubuntu.org/com pages I only find cd-image mirrors, no "package mirrors". Am I blind or do they hide? ;-) Can I give the debootstrap packages.ubuntu.com as installation source? [17:55] athought: the official is at http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ [17:55] but it is very slow lately... [17:55] or it is at least to me... [17:56] is installing/updating after the installation also slow? I never used ubuntu before === luisbg_ is now known as luisbg [17:57] I believe the archive.ubuntu.com name maps to multiple servers... so if you get a fast connection to one, it will be fast... My luck lately seems to indicate that I get at best 30-60kb/s when downloading from there [17:59] ok thanks, hoping for more luck ;-) [18:00] anyway your command would look something like sudo debootstrap feisty us.archive.ubuntu.com [18:10] I'm using [18:10] debootstrap --arch=i386 --variant=buildd gutsy /mnt/desktop http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu [18:10] the installation speed is..fast ;-) *wait for an end* [18:16] ah, good :) [18:18] ok looks very fine with one exception [18:18] debconf: (No usable dialog-like program is installed, so the dialog based frontend cannot be used. [18:18] I want to reconfigure the locales so that apt-get is not crying the whole time [18:19] but reconfigure aborts :-( [18:19] (btw gnupg wasn't installed by default and apt-get failed to verify the packages, is it because of the beta status of gutsy or normal on ubuntu?) [18:20] gutsy isn't beta... hardy is the beta release. apt-get failing to verify may mean you haven't install they keyring yet [18:21] Could not execute '/usr/bin/gpgv' to verify signature (is gnupg installed?) [18:21] and it weren't installed [18:22] so gutsy is the 7.10 and hardy the 8.x release? [18:22] yes [18:22] damn, took the wrong one *install again* [18:22] ;-) [18:22] why the buildd btw? [18:23] you might want not use that... or use fakechroot [18:23] I think it's default anyway [18:24] I think you get a different selection of packages... [18:24] How I understand the manual, fakeroot installs without root permissions, so not usable as standalone system? [18:24] Am I wrong? [18:25] I'm using buildd for minimal debian systems, so I tried that intuitive ;-) [18:25] acutally you are right... I am reading that now. From the way I read it the buildd option doesn't give you a full system, just what you need to compile packages [18:26] so I wouldn't expect to see things like debconf, gpg, etc. [18:26] yeah gpg is missing on ubuntu.. but he installs it without verification.. [18:26] I would leave the --varient off entirely,... [18:27] is your goal just to install a minimal system? [18:27] no [18:27] a full desktop system [18:27] xubuntu [18:28] but why are you using deboostrap, may I ask? [18:28] because it's a xen instance on a server far away ;-) [18:29] ah, and you can't get zen to boot from a .iso? [18:29] I could but I don't want [18:29] debootstrap is a nice tool to setup the most I need [18:30] anyway, if you goal is a full system then I would skip --varient and let it go with the defaults [18:30] I don't need the whole hotplug/plugin detection thing. I need a clean system with a clean xfce [18:30] yeah I reinstall hardy now without the varient [18:37] ok now gnupg is installed by default, possibly because of hardy but I think your variant tip helped ;-) [18:39] ok no xubuntu-desktop on hardy :-( [18:40] are you sure? you made sure you have a good /etc/apt/sources/list and have done an apt-get update in the deboostrap enviroment? [18:40] root@domina:/# cat /etc/apt/sources.list [18:40] deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hardy main [18:40] try adding universe and restricted as well [18:40] debootstrap --arch=i386 hardy /mnt/desktop http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu [18:41] what? :D [18:41] sdeb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu hardy main universe restricted [18:41] sdeb = source-deb? [18:41] no.. it is a typbo [18:41] bleh... I am full of them today it seems [18:41] !info xubuntu-desktop [18:42] is their a security mirror I can track in my source list like the debian security mirrors? [18:43] oh yeah, there is xubuntu, many thanks [18:47] my sources.list wich includes security and source packages is here http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/61234/ [18:48] slight correction http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/61235/ [18:50] thx a lot :) [18:54] ok language-env is not installed by default, so no locales but the rest seems to be best :D [18:55] damn it doesn't help [18:55] locale: Cannot set LC_ALL to default locale: No such file or directory [18:55] you have to do something else... gimme a sec I'll check my notes [18:55] dpkg-reconfigure locales aborts [18:56] # dpkg-reconfigure locales [18:56] perl: warning: Setting locale failed. [18:58] hello [18:58] so the dpkg-reconfigure locales didn't work for you? [18:58] yes but I have the solution [18:58] ah, ok [18:58] generating the locales once manually [18:59] afterwards dpkg-reconfigure lcoales works ;-) [18:59] I never had to do that when I was deboostrap to build debian systems... but I guess this is juat a new 'feature' [19:00] !hi | Iskr [19:00] Iskr: Hi! Welcome to #xubuntu! [19:00] i have a question about xubuntu requirements: how is that "To run the Desktop CD (LiveCD + Install CD), you need 128 MB RAM" but "Once installed, Xubuntu can run with 192 MB RAM" [19:00] bash: man: command not found [19:00] thats bad.. [19:01] Iskr: I think you n eed 192 or even more to run the livecd [19:01] where did you find the reference that said 128? [19:01] i have a pIII 900 mhz with 128 mb of ram, and i'm wondering if it is worth dowloading and burning the alternate install iso... [19:01] !lowmem | Iskr [19:01] Iskr: For installing on low memory systems, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements. [19:01] zoredache, http://www.xubuntu.org/get#gutsy [19:02] (i was checking fluxbuntu but i like xfce much more than fluxbox) [19:03] zoredache, and ubotu thanks for the links =) [19:03] (nice the pipe syntax for the bot) [19:03] anyway check out those pages... you can definatly make things work on 128, but it takes some tweaking... and trimming of features you don't need [19:04] of course you have to decide yourself what you need... with the price of ram lately it is almost easier to just spend a few $ [19:05] yes but it's on a laptop [19:05] a old laptop [19:05] of a friend of mine [19:06] (i'm not very able with hardware) [19:06] (neither with software but at least i don't do undoable mess lol) [19:08] anyway zoredache i see that the clues on the site is to make an essential install and then choose one of the wmaker listed [19:08] xfce is not exactly one of the most indicated by what is written there [19:08] so maybe i'd better get acquainted with fluxboc [19:08] fluxbox [19:08] =P [19:09] (and just install fluxbuntu) [19:10] another question: have you ever noticed that Thunar hangs sometimes when dealing with fat32 partitions? [19:11] not me, no... I don't have any fat32 filesystems on any of my devices anymore [19:56] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements#head-1e8a8a2a2221583a5ce5a57a242f72b623469815 [19:57] and here i read 64 mb [19:57] as minimum requirements [19:58] i am a bit confused [19:59] has anyone installed xubuntu an a 128 mb ram box? =) [20:00] Iskr: yes [20:00] Iskr: but you have to use the alternate cd [20:00] Iskr: livecd won't run [20:02] no problem [20:02] but does it run well after the installation? [20:06] Iskr: as long as you only run one application at a time [20:06] uhm... [20:07] ok i'll use fluxbox [20:07] thank you a lot [20:07] =) [20:07] Iskr: there is only so much you can save on using lightweight window manager [20:08] Iskr: most applications need a lot of ram by themselves [20:08] it's true [20:08] so do you think that with fluxbox it wouldn't be so much better? [20:09] Iskr: I really can't say [20:10] Iskr: there is only one way to optimize: test [20:10] of course [20:10] this is the reason for which i asked [20:10] ahahah [20:10] i'm lazy [20:10] =D [20:11] well, you can check the forumes [20:11] forums [20:11] yes [20:11] but i must say [20:11] a first try with google [20:11] didn't tell me too much [20:11] so i came to irc \o/ [20:12] Iskr: I think flubuntu has a channel too [20:12] i'm there =D [20:12] (i entered there before than here to tell the truth loool) [20:13] then I have no good advices for you [20:13] you're already smarter [20:13] no i am not [20:13] and i appreciate very much your hints =) [20:50] does anyone know if there is a way to get a selection automagically copied to the clipboard? As in, I want to make select some text in putty, and then paste it into form in firefox. [20:51] I have the clipman plugin, on, I see where I can do it as a three step process (make selection, choose the selection in clipman, paste at destination). I want it to be a two-step operation... select, then paste [20:53] yes i understood but i can't suggest you anything [21:33] does anybody know the default path for include files for gcc in xubuntu or in general [21:34] /usr/include? [21:35] k [21:35] ty [21:35] your welcome [21:39] someone else said there's more than one dir [21:39] any chance i'd have to put the headers in both? [21:39] there are lots of folders with headers... [21:39] right [21:39] slimjimflim: one is enough, it searches in all of them [21:39] what are you putting there? [21:39] so this one should work [21:40] ok [21:40] cpp header files [21:40] you really shouldn't need to put anything there [21:40] maybe i should show you my error [21:40] slimjimflim: you can also use the -I option for gcc to add more directories [21:41] for example [21:41] undefined reference to `std::ios_base::Init::Init()' [21:41] there's about 100 lines of similar errors [21:45] is this a program you are developing yourself, or something you are just trying to compile? [21:46] did you already install the build-essentials package? [21:51] hangon, synamptic isn't playing nice [21:51] brb [22:16] where are the start up scripts stored? [22:16] every time i start up it just starts up xfce, which i don't want [22:19] when you startup it starts xfce, or it starts gdm? [22:20] anyway the starts scripts are in /etc/init.d, and the scripts for various run levels are in /etc/rcN.d [22:20] where n is the run level and 2 is the default runlevel... [22:21] of course if you are using the gui you can also use system/services to adjust things === danielm_ is now known as danielm [22:50] dont want to lift the ban [22:52] pardon? [22:53] nvm [22:58] Hello [22:58] !hi | Jonny0stars [22:58] Jonny0stars: Hi! Welcome to #xubuntu! [22:59] just a quicky, what pacakge do i need for spellchecking in xchat [23:01] i thought it was just aspell or possibly gnome-spell [23:02] * Jonny0stars is used to gentoo useflags [23:03] I suspect you might need to ask an xchat person... I really like using irssi... Have to checked to see if there is a #xchat, or asked in #ubuntu? [23:03] Jonny0stars, aspell [23:05] Jonny0stars, and the dictionaries that you want [23:05] danielm: hmm i tried apt-geting aspell its all installed [23:05] ahhh [23:05] like aspell-en [23:05] * Jonny0stars slaps head [23:05] cheers danielm [23:06] and restart xchat [23:06] np ;) === danielm_ is now known as danielm [23:10] well here go's === slimjimflim is now known as slimjimflim_ === Adys_ is now known as Adys