[00:04] <quittt> what is avahi deamon for?
[00:05] <TheSheep> quittt: advertising your services on the net
[00:06] <quittt> ??
[00:06] <TheSheep> also for ad hoc networking
[00:06] <quittt> what is ad hoc?
[00:06] <TheSheep> without servers or routers
[00:07] <TheSheep> for example firends come over and you want to make a local lan to play games
[00:07] <quittt> why should I need it?
[00:07] <TheSheep> I have it disabled
[00:07] <TheSheep> never needed it
[00:08] <quittt> x font server?
[00:08] <TheSheep> there is documentation for all this, just google
[00:09] <TheSheep> you can run w3m if your computer is slow, that's good enough for text browsing
[00:10] <quittt> do you use cron?
[00:10] <TheSheep> only anacron
[00:10] <TheSheep> no cron or atd
[00:10] <quittt> why?
[00:10] <quittt> is anacron better?
[00:11] <TheSheep> anacron runs scheduled jobs at startup/shutdown
[00:11] <TheSheep> cron runs them at specified time
[00:11] <quittt> aaaa
[00:11] <TheSheep> since this is a desktop computer, it gets poweroff frequently
[00:11] <quittt> does it regulate update manager?
[00:11] <quittt> and makedev?
[00:12] <TheSheep> no idea, I have the update manageralso disabled, I do updates manually
[00:12] <quittt> hehe
[00:12] <quittt> for me, Xubuntu desktop is perfect
[00:12] <TheSheep> makedev is a script that's run at startup to create the device nodes in /dev/, it's needed
[00:12] <quittt> but my PC sucks =/
[00:12] <quittt> ohh
[00:12] <TheSheep> you can really find all this easily with google
[00:13] <TheSheep> I gotta go sleep, 1 am here
[00:13] <quittt> ok
[00:13] <quittt> good night
[00:22] <oliver_g_> hey Stroganoff
[00:22] <Stroganoff> hi
[00:22] <oliver_g_> your icebuntu script is still running here...
[00:22] <Stroganoff> what is it doing?
[00:22] <oliver_g_> I hope it doesn't use up all space before finished :-)
[00:23] <oliver_g_> still setting up packages... gsfonts right now
[00:23] <Stroganoff> k
[00:23] <oliver_g_> thanks for adding network-manager
[00:23] <Stroganoff> i hope you havent chosen too many packages :D
[00:23] <oliver_g_> yes :-)
[00:23] <oliver_g_> will see...
[00:23] <oliver_g_> I have made a copy of the command-line online install from the SD card
[00:24] <oliver_g_> so can retry if it runs out of space now
[00:24] <Stroganoff> i haven't updated yet, you have to install gnome-system-tools manually to get network manager working
[00:25] <oliver_g_> ok
[00:26] <oliver_g_> hmm... is the wrong md5sum in gutsys flash packages still not fixed, or has adobe released yet another update?
[00:26] <oliver_g_> :-/
[00:30] <Stroganoff> i ran the script 3 hours ago including flash
[00:30] <oliver_g_> oh
[00:31] <oliver_g_> it said the usual "md5sum mismatch install_flash_player_9_linux.tar.gz" message
[00:31] <oliver_g_> not fatal, I will try a reinstall of flash later
[00:34] <oliver_g_> well it has finished!
[00:34] <oliver_g_> apparently without running out of space
[00:35] <oliver_g_> lets see how it comes up :-)
[00:39] <zoredache> !flash
[00:39] <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
[00:41] <oliver_g_> Stroganoff: nice work :-D
[00:41] <Stroganoff> ^^
[00:41] <oliver_g_> it boots up fine and gives a good desktop
[00:41] <Stroganoff> sudo apt-ret install orage dates-
[00:42] <Stroganoff> just now i replaced dates with orage (calender on doubleclick-clock), is much faster
[00:43] <Stroganoff> another bug: toolbar still shows firefox instead of swiftfox
[00:43] <Stroganoff> mousepad ~/.icewm/toolbar
[00:43] <oliver_g_> how can I start swiftfox manually?
[00:43] <Stroganoff> last release was kidn of rushed :D
[00:43] <oliver_g_> :-)
[00:43] <Stroganoff> swiftfox is in the main menu
[00:44] <Stroganoff> i'd edit the toolbar config
[00:44] <oliver_g_> wait, I think I didn't select swiftfox during installation
[00:45] <Stroganoff> the swiftfox repository is included nonetheless
[00:45] <oliver_g_> ok, I have 477 MB left...
[00:46] <oliver_g_> 1.2G used (plus 500 MB for swap)
[00:46] <Stroganoff> that much swap
[00:46] <Stroganoff> are you going to run photoshop? ;)
[00:46] <oliver_g_> heh :-)
[00:46] <oliver_g_> I simply used default settings...
[00:47] <oliver_g_> but usually I have too few RAM/swap on any computer :-/
[00:54] <Stroganoff> does hibernate work?
[00:54] <oliver_g_> moment, will try...
[00:55] <Stroganoff> http://ubuntu-eee.tuxfamily.org/index.php5?title=How_to:_use_custom_Eee_Linux_kernel
[00:57] <oliver_g_> it didn't hibernate when closing the lid (probably needs an acpi handler script)
[00:57] <oliver_g_> but it shut off and locked screen
[00:57] <Stroganoff> the acpi deamon is selectable in my script
[00:57] <Stroganoff> ok
[00:59] <Stroganoff> you have to edit /etc/acpi/events/lidbtn to make it hibernate on lidclose
[00:59] <Stroganoff> i should add this to my script
[01:00] <oliver_g_> those are the eee-specific customizations
[01:01] <oliver_g_> ok, pressing power button starts suspend, but it then fails with "not enough swap space" (?)
[01:01] <oliver_g_> I will look at that tommorrow...
[01:01] <oliver_g_> it's quite late again :-)#
[01:01] <oliver_g_> thanks again for your script!
[01:01] <oliver_g_> see you
[01:01] <Stroganoff> cu
[01:26] <Mad> I tried booting the xubuntu disk just now 7.10 and it seemed to not send any signals to the display, is this a known problem with the nvidia drivers with xubuntu? I have been able to use the plain ubuntu disk without issue
[01:27] <keb> it is the same driver
[01:27] <Mad> ok is there any reason it shouldnt work then?
[01:28] <keb> maybe the disk is corrupt
[01:28] <Mad> ah ok ill check that
[01:47] <doodler> hi everyone
[01:47] <keb> good morning doodler
[01:48] <doodler> morning? where are you?
[01:48] <keb> at my desk
[01:48] <doodler> amazing
[01:48] <keb> ^^
[01:49] <Stroganoff> even after uninstalling thunar-volman thunar
[01:49] <Stroganoff> ..is still able to detect and mount my usb drives
[01:49] <Stroganoff> on the other hand gnome-volume-manager is not working
[01:49] <Stroganoff> (after uninstalling thunar-volman and rebooting)
[01:50] <keb> doesnt ivman handle automounts
[01:54] <Stroganoff> whoops
[02:01] <Stroganoff> ok ivman mounts the cdrom but not usb
[02:05] <Stroganoff> installing usbmount
[02:06] <pc-illiterate> i forget how to config xserver...any help ?
[02:07] <pc-illiterate> lol..nvm
[02:07] <pc-illiterate> i just scroll up
[02:07] <Stroganoff> ctrl+f
[02:21] <n-iCe> when is the 8.10 version released?
[02:21] <n-iCe> 8.04 *
[02:29] <pc-illiterate> ok. i try recovery terminal and rundpkg-reconfigure xserver.org. im told xserver isnt installed. any ideas ?
[02:29] <n-iCe> rebootingh
[03:35] <n-iCe> How do I appear the title bar again?
[03:35] <n-iCe> I don't know where is it
[03:35] <j1mc> n-iCe: the title bar?
[03:35] <j1mc> are you using compiz?
[03:35] <n-iCe> I uninstalled it :|
[03:36] <j1mc> you uninstalled compiz?
[03:36] <n-iCe> yes
[03:36] <n-iCe> oh shit
[03:36] <n-iCe> I used compiz --replace
[03:36] <n-iCe> and compiz is back :|
[03:37] <j1mc> ok
[03:37] <n-iCe> what the heck
[03:37] <j1mc> in the future, you can go to #compiz for compiz support
[03:37] <n-iCe> how do I uninstall it all
[03:37] <j1mc> this isn't really a compiz support channel.
[03:37] <n-iCe> but how do I unintall it
[03:37] <j1mc> sudo apt-get uninstall compiz?
[03:37] <j1mc> hehe... sorry
[03:38] <n-iCe> that's whay I did!
[03:38] <j1mc> sudo apt-get remove compiz
[03:38] <n-iCe> that's whay I did!
[03:38] <j1mc> then you'll need to log out and log back in
[03:38] <n-iCe> what
[03:38] <n-iCe> I did! I rebooted
[03:38] <n-iCe> same thing right?
[03:38] <j1mc> hm
[03:39] <Stroganoff> sudo apt-get remove compiz-core
[03:39] <Stroganoff> sudo apt-get autoremove
[03:40] <n-iCe> ok let me try
[03:41] <n-iCe> what's the autoremove for?
[03:42] <n-iCe> ok done, let me reboot
[03:57] <n-iCe> grr
[03:57] <n-iCe> Didn't work
[03:57] <n-iCe> I don't see the title bars yet
[04:00] <Stroganoff> alt+f2 -> metacity
[04:01] <n-iCe> uhm
[04:02] <n-iCe> doesn't exist
[04:02] <j1mc> alt-f2 xfwm4
[04:03] <n-iCe> omg
[04:03] <n-iCe> worked!!
[04:03] <n-iCe> I was pulling out my hairç!!
[04:03] <n-iCe> thank you j1mc
[04:03] <j1mc> w00t
[04:03] <Stroganoff> hey it was my idea
[04:04] <Stroganoff> :-(
[04:04]  * Stroganoff goes.
[04:16] <pc-illiterate> ok....can someone help me find the pci busid in the 0:1:0 format ?
[04:16] <keb> pc-illiterate did you try       sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[04:16] <pc-illiterate>  i forget what mine is and i looked everywhere on ubuntu forums...searched n searched
[04:17] <pc-illiterate> i need the pci busid
[04:17] <pc-illiterate> wont autodetect
[04:17] <keb> why would you need that?
[04:17] <keb> oic
[04:17] <keb> lspci
[04:17] <pc-illiterate> i remembered thinking it was 0:15:0 but thats wrong
[04:17] <pc-illiterate> no thats garbage for this
[04:17] <keb> the lspci command should get it for you
[04:18] <pc-illiterate> thats hex i need binary or its binary i need hex
[04:19] <pc-illiterate> at least this time i have 2 pc's hooked up to net so i can research while i try
[04:19] <pc-illiterate> but...this is my xubuntu box here and im in xp now
[04:19] <keb> my video card shows up as   01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5200] (rev a1)
[04:20] <pc-illiterate> im plain ol pci
[04:21] <pc-illiterate> kernel tried helping me 3-4 weeks ago the first time around
[04:21] <pc-illiterate> tech 404 finally got it though
[04:21] <keb> it should work in vesa mode even if it doesnt detect your card
[04:22] <keb> er, if it doesnt know what kind of card you have.  it has to detect the video card or it wont display anything :)
[04:23] <pc-illiterate> i dont get my desktop...black screen at login
[04:23] <pc-illiterate> i only get the splash for progress bar
[04:24] <keb> did you have a look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log after logging in from the command prompt
[04:24] <keb> that should tell you what went wrong
[04:24] <pc-illiterate> tried that looong time ago
[04:24] <pc-illiterate> x doesnt start
[04:25] <keb> it should also tell you why x didnt start
[04:25] <pc-illiterate> nope
[04:25] <n-iCe> Now the title bar is ok, but it disappear when I reboot, why?
[04:37] <n-iCe> Now the title bar is ok, but it disappear when I reboot, why?
[04:38] <keb> if you save your session before logging out or rebooting, it might be there when you come back
[04:38] <keb> if you save your session before logging out or rebooting, it might be there when you come back
[04:40] <keb> you can play around with the stuff in Applications, Settings, Desktop  or thereabouts
[04:45] <keb> gnight
[04:48] <pc-illiterate> i type what in terminal to uninstall my drivers and what to install new ?
[04:48] <pc-illiterate> i cant freakin find it....
[04:49] <pc-illiterate> i have the nvidia glx new and i want nvidia glx
[04:50] <pc-illiterate> apt-get-uninstall nvidia-glx-new&&apt-get-install nvidia-glx ?
[04:50] <pc-illiterate> apt-get-uninstall nvidia-glx-new && apt-get-install nvidia-glx ?
[04:56] <pc-illiterate> apt-get-uninstall nvidia-glx-new && apt-get-install nvidia-glx ?
[04:56] <pc-illiterate> is this correct ?
[05:08] <d]AS[DD][ASD> áé
[05:08] <n-iCe> áé
[05:09] <pc-illiterate> is this correct ?
[05:09] <pc-illiterate> is this correct ?
[05:09] <pc-illiterate> is this correct ?
[05:09] <pc-illiterate> apt-get-uninstall nvidia-glx-new && apt-get-install nvidia-glx ?
[05:09] <pc-illiterate> oops sorry
[05:10] <pc-illiterate> didnt mean to rererepeat
[05:10] <pc-illiterate> apt-get uninstall nvidia-glx-new && apt-get install nvidia-glx ?
[05:10] <pc-illiterate> i mean is this right...man its a loong day
[06:02] <xfce_noobie> Is there a way to mount remote folders with ssh using thunar like in gnome using nautilus?
[13:36] <mbirkis> hi! i installed the xubuntu package from apt-get, but i think i have done something weird... because when i try to use the window manager settings, i get some error saying that i am running metacity
[13:37] <mbirkis> is there any way top get back to standard xubunt (like it was when i first installed)
[13:40] <mbirkis> how do i get the xfwm4 window manager instead of metacity in xubuntu?
[13:42] <maxamillion> mbirkis: xfwm4 is default in xubuntu
[13:43] <mbirkis> maxamillion: but i think i have done something to mess it up, when i try to run window manager settings it says that i am running metacity
[13:43] <maxamillion> interesting
[13:43] <maxamillion> mbirkis: you sure you are running xfce?
[13:43] <Stroganoff> D:
[13:44] <mbirkis> maxamillion: yes
[13:44] <maxamillion> mbirkis: ok, check in applications->settings->autostart and see if there is a listing for metacity there
[13:45] <mbirkis> maxamillion: the autostart won't work :(
[13:45] <mbirkis> i click it but it doesn't open
[13:45] <mbirkis> [ 2194.136255] xfce4-autostart[8746]: segfault at 00000004 eip 0804beda esp bff7ef30 error 4
[13:46] <maxamillion> hmmm...
[13:46] <maxamillion> mbirkis: you by any chance running 8.04 prerelease?
[13:46] <mbirkis> maxamillion: yes
[13:46] <mbirkis> ;)
[13:46] <maxamillion> bingo
[13:46] <mbirkis> lol, so it is broke then
[13:47] <maxamillion> mbirkis: you might want to check launchpad to see if the autostart bug has been reported, if not please submit one so that it can be fixed
[13:47] <maxamillion> mbirkis: yes, its probably just broke
[13:47] <mbirkis> maxamillion: ok, will do
[13:47] <mbirkis> maxamillion: thx alot for the help
[13:47] <maxamillion> mbirkis: anytime :)
[13:50] <mbirkis> maxamillion: btw, it is already filed at launchpad
[13:51] <maxamillion> mbirkis: ah wonderful, thank you .... i'll be sure to mention it to the devs to make sure its being addressed
[14:57] <Banan_wii> hey all
[14:57] <Banan_wii> anybody know why my xfmedia and mpg123 dont work while in torcs i have normal sound?
[14:58] <Banan_wii> ?
[14:59] <cody-somerville> What version of Xubuntu are you using, Banan_wii?
[14:59] <Banan_wii> 6.06.1 LTS
[14:59] <Banan_wii> mpg123 says it cant enable default sound device
[15:00] <cody-somerville> Is libxine1-ffmpeg and liblame0 installed?
[15:00] <Banan_wii> how to check it?
[15:01] <cody-somerville> Open up synaptics package manager and search for them
[15:01] <Banan_wii> ... where?
[15:02] <cody-somerville> From the menu under System
[15:05] <Banan_wii> there s no libxinel
[15:06] <Banan_wii> and there isnt any in my repos ...
[15:06] <Banan_wii> liblame is installed
[15:08] <Banan_wii> where to get libxinel then?
[15:11] <Banan_wii> ??
[15:13] <Banan_wii> plz its really weird ....
[15:16] <TheSheep> Banan_wii: it's libxine1 not libxinel
[15:16] <Banan_wii> omg
[15:17] <TheSheep> use good a font
[15:17] <Banan_wii> but its still isntt in my repos :(
[15:20] <TheSheep> !info libxine
[15:20] <ubotu> Package libxine does not exist in gutsy
[15:20] <TheSheep> !info libxine1
[15:20] <ubotu> libxine1 (source: xine-lib): the xine video/media player library, binary files. In component main, is optional. Version 1.1.7-1ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 2431 kB, installed size 5528 kB
[15:22] <Banan_wii> ....
[15:22] <Banan_wii> ey
[15:22] <Banan_wii> hey1
[15:22] <Banan_wii> hey! i mean :D it works :D
[15:22] <Banan_wii> thx
[15:23] <TheSheep> no problem ll!l
[15:28] <cody-somerville> :)
[15:55] <mecca> hey guys --- i just built a new PC and im trying to install xub 8 beta
[15:55] <cody-somerville> mecca, Are you having trouble?
[15:55] <mecca> after the grub menu "install" the screen goes blank forever w/ a blinking cursor at the top
[15:55] <mecca> ya
[15:55] <mecca> so i downloaded xub gutsy ---- same thing
[15:55] <mecca> :(
[15:57] <mecca> any ideas?
[15:57] <mecca> cody-somerville: ?
[15:57] <TheSheep> mecca: try different boot options
[15:57] <TheSheep> !boot
[15:57] <ubotu> Boot options: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions - To add/remove startup services, you can use the package 'bum', or update-rc.d - To add your own startup scripts, use /etc/rc.local - See also !grub and !dualboot - Making a boot floppy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto/BootFloppy - Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SmartBootManagerHowto
[15:58] <mecca> TheSheep: i tried changing the resolution etc..
[15:58] <TheSheep> try the noapic, nolapic, nopci, etc.
[15:59] <mecca> ok will do
[15:59] <mecca> thanks for the help :)
[17:53] <NekoKun> Hi all
[17:54] <NekoKun> how big is xubuntu default install?
[17:57] <cody-somerville> A few gigs
[19:00] <Ultraputz> is there a list of caveats for going from gutsy to hardy ?
[19:01] <zoredache_> I am not aware of any such document Ultraputz did you have a specific question?
[19:02] <Ultraputz> zoredache_ - my specific question is "is this going to break my machine," which I figured might be answered by a document of caveats :-)
[19:03] <zoredache> at the moment the answer may be yes... it is still beta, if your need your system to be stable I wouldn't switch yet
[19:04] <zoredache> you could look at the list of open bugs
[19:04] <Ultraputz> how close are they to stable, do you know ?
[19:04] <zoredache> don't really know
[19:07] <Ultraputz> more mundane question -- is there anything other than awn that would function as a dock/launcher on a system that does not have a compositor enabled?
[19:07] <Ultraputz> er, like a nextstep or macos dock?
[19:08] <zoredache> have you tried just adding a panel, centering it, and not having it expand to the full screen?
[19:09] <Ultraputz> ja. not quite happymaking, but i suppose i could futz with it some more.
[19:48] <Ultraputz> anyone familiar with Evolution ?
[20:10] <redwhitewaldo> is there a terminal command to import pics from digital camera to computer?
[20:10] <pleia2> gphoto2
[20:11] <redwhitewaldo> pleia2: is that a _terminal command_?
[20:12] <pleia2> yes
[20:12] <redwhitewaldo> oh, i thought it was a gui program.
[20:12] <redwhitewaldo> thanks
[20:13] <redwhitewaldo> pleia2: what command line do we use for gphoto2?
[20:13] <pleia2> gphoto2 -P
[20:14] <redwhitewaldo> easy. thanks
[20:26] <keonne> Good afternoon guys
[20:27] <keonne> Im thinking about xubuntu for my dad. He is officially tired of windows so I told him I would look for a nice easy to use linux distro
[20:28] <keonne> do you think Xubuntu will be good for him. He isn't the most computer savvy, but gets the basic idea
[20:40] <cody-somerville> keonne, Have you considered Ubuntu?
[21:06] <redwhitewaldo> hi there, i was speaking to someone here re: gphoto2. who was that? I was wondering what gphoto2 command to run to import all photos from digital cam AND delete all imported pics afterwards.
[21:09] <danielm> redwhitewaldo, check the manpage, there is a couple of --delete options
[21:09] <oliver_g2> hi
[21:10] <redwhitewaldo> danielm: yes, i see 2.
[21:10] <redwhitewaldo> -d, --delete-file=RANGE         Delete files given in range
[21:10] <redwhitewaldo>  -D, --delete-all-files          Delete all files in folder
[21:10] <redwhitewaldo> danielm: u use gphoto2, too?
[21:11] <danielm> i use gThumb to import photos
[21:11] <redwhitewaldo> danielm: u prefer gui?
[21:12] <redwhitewaldo> i prefer gui, too, but i want to save memomry
[21:14] <danielm> if i'm not wrong, the gThumb backed is gphoto2
[21:14] <danielm> well.. i like gThumb, and isn't a very heavy software
[21:14] <redwhitewaldo> that's all u use gthumb for: importing?
[21:15] <redwhitewaldo> is there a smaller importing-pics gui program than gthumb?
[23:35] <magic_ninja> i got a serious problem
[23:35] <magic_ninja> when one user is logged in (no virtual terminals) my comp shows 2 users on
[23:36] <TheSheep> magic_ninja: check /var/log/auth
[23:37] <magic_ninja> TheSheep: dir doesn't exist
[23:38] <magic_ninja> TheSheep: found the file,w hat am i looking for
[23:39] <zoredache> who is logged in, and where the logged in from
[23:39] <magic_ninja> it says rubix rubix from users
[23:39] <magic_ninja> but i have a strange port listening
[23:39] <zoredache> what tool are you using to get a list of active users from?
[23:40] <magic_ninja> pam_unix(cron:session): session opened for user root by (uid=0)  just a ton of that
[23:40] <magic_ninja> just the users command
[23:40] <zoredache> try using the command 'who'
[23:41] <zoredache> that will also show you hwere the user is..
[23:41] <zoredache> I bet you are just seeing all the terminals you have open
[23:42] <magic_ninja> zoredache: already checked that, with no vterminals and no other terminals open, i still get two users
[23:42] <magic_ninja>  pts/0
[23:42] <zoredache> so that would make sence, a login for X, and an entry for the terminal you ran users from
[23:44] <magic_ninja> zoredache: no i have 2 dumby terminals open and no virtual terminals and its showing 4 users (ie should be three)
[23:44] <magic_ninja> is there a command to log out all users and end all sessions?
[23:45] <zoredache> just find the process id and use kill on it...
[23:46] <zoredache> something like 'lsof -n | grep '/dev/pts' might tell you want you want
[23:47] <TheSheep> magic_ninja: kill -9 -1 will end all programs
[23:47] <magic_ninja> and all users?
[23:49] <zoredache> yup, it seems to have ended his login
[23:50] <magic_ninja> showed 1 user (the vt i was logged in on), now showing 2 users again soon as i start x
[23:50] <magic_ninja> so i wonder...why
[23:50] <zoredache> why is it bugging you?
[23:51] <magic_ninja> tcp        0      0 *:10245                 *:*                     LISTEN
[23:51] <magic_ninja> thats why
[23:51] <zoredache> and that is something you to recogonize?
[23:51] <magic_ninja> no
[23:52] <TheSheep> netstat -p will show you which process owns it
[23:52] <zoredache> did you try a  'sudo netstat -ntlp' to see what process it is?
[23:55] <magic_ninja> didn't show a process
[23:56] <magic_ninja> thats why is bugging me
[23:56] <zoredache> you ran your netstat with sudo?  the pid information sometimes isn't visible to your account
[23:57] <magic_ninja> yea, the command that gave me that is netstat -a | tcp
[23:57] <magic_ninja> grr *grep
[23:59] <zoredache> did you try 'sudo netstat -ntlp'?
[23:59] <magic_ninja> iceccd
[23:59] <magic_ninja> thats ice control center daemon i would guess