poopuser | hey it's me handjob.well u sir r my saviour and i would like to give birth to your children...to bad i am man thou i would like to thrad u a coffe or beer.whare do u live? | 00:02 |
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poopuser | ps everything works like charm | 00:03 |
poopuser | *charm | 00:03 |
Odd-rationale | poopuser: we are not done yet... | 00:04 |
poopuser | ; O | 00:04 |
Odd-rationale | i just change the video driver to a fall back (vesa). we need to find out why your ati driver is not working... | 00:04 |
poopuser | i am simple mided but i think it may be related to chosing wrong resolution | 00:05 |
Odd-rationale | poopuser: what card do you have? | 00:05 |
poopuser | excalibur 9200 | 00:06 |
Odd-rationale | poopuser: does "lscpi | grep VGA" give you any output? | 00:07 |
poopuser | now i can tell that 'copy' option is XXXXXX amazing brb imput | 00:08 |
poopuser | command not found? | 00:09 |
Odd-rationale | ooops | 00:09 |
poopuser | ; ) | 00:09 |
Odd-rationale | lspci | grep VGA | 00:09 |
poopuser | 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV280 [Radeon 9200] (rev 01) | 00:09 |
Odd-rationale | poopuser: try going to applications --> system --> restricted drivers manager | 00:13 |
Odd-rationale | poopuser: is there an option to install any restricted drivers? | 00:13 |
poopuser | thout as u may(lol)notice english is not my native language i don't think i do posses application | 00:15 |
poopuser | system> | 00:15 |
poopuser | ? | 00:15 |
poopuser | accesories? | 00:15 |
poopuser | settings> | 00:16 |
poopuser | > | 00:16 |
Odd-rationale | poopuser: you are on xubuntu? | 00:16 |
poopuser | yes! | 00:16 |
Odd-rationale | poopuser: you don't have aplications --> system ? | 00:17 |
poopuser | system > drivers managment (my translation) | 00:18 |
Odd-rationale | poopuser: yes. try that onw | 00:19 |
Odd-rationale | one | 00:19 |
Odd-rationale | does it tell you that you have no restricted drivers to install? | 00:20 |
Odd-rationale | or can you check a chechbox to install some restricted drivers? | 00:20 |
poopuser | sry 'lost in translation' it's managment of....how to put it...non comercial drivers | 00:20 |
poopuser | and it says i dont need any | 00:20 |
poopuser | checkbox? | 00:21 |
Odd-rationale | too bad. mabye there isn't a driver available for you card yet... | 00:21 |
Odd-rationale | is using vesa ok with you? | 00:21 |
poopuser | l D | 00:21 |
poopuser | it's better then b4-i am afraid of dark ; D | 00:22 |
poopuser | well one way or another i am rally greatefull for your time | 00:22 |
Odd-rationale | ok. you wont be able to do any compositing or fancy stuff though... | 00:22 |
poopuser | well i won't leave it this way and propobly xxxx up some more things just to come back here and whine 4 help | 00:23 |
Odd-rationale | no problem. | 00:24 |
poopuser | but u give me new hope as a part of linux community.i shall never forget it~ | 00:25 |
poopuser | btw i was serious when i told i will threat u a beer | 00:25 |
poopuser | where do u live? | 00:25 |
Odd-rationale | heh, that was actually an easy one. we didn't really fix it. we just side-stepped it... | 00:26 |
poopuser | dont be shine or maybe u don't like beer ? ;D | 00:26 |
Odd-rationale | i'm actually < 21 ... | 00:27 |
poopuser | wow accualy younger then me (23) wow that was a blow | 00:28 |
poopuser | so old so stupid l D | 00:28 |
poopuser | so...i guess we will se ech other again | 00:30 |
poopuser | bye thx again | 00:30 |
Odd-rationale | ok. see ya! | 00:31 |
poopuser | it's time for nano xorg.conf! fuck yea\!!!!!] | 00:31 |
Odd-rationale | you know, it is kind of nice to help out in a chennel this size. #ubuntu ... toooo many people... | 00:33 |
handjob | welcome back... | 00:48 |
handjob | Odd stop hiding i can here u breathing : D | 00:49 |
handjob | Odd sry for wasting your time.i got back to 'ati' in xorg.conf and set 800x600 res.i don't have to say it way bad idead?then i got back to 'vesa' thou still my desktop look like jackson's pollock art | 00:52 |
Odd-rationale | 00:52 | |
tgm4883_laptop | In Xubuntu 8.04, do apturl apps not work in Firefox? ie, is the apturl package not installed by default? | 00:53 |
Odd-rationale | remember we made a back up your xorg.conf file? restore it (sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf.old /etc/X11/xorg.conf) and replace ati with vesa | 00:53 |
handjob | ...i was thinking the same thing... (not really ; D) | 00:54 |
Odd-rationale | tgm4883_laptop: i'm not too familiar with apturl... search synaptics and see if you need to install an apturl package... or it could just be ff3... | 00:54 |
tgm4883_laptop | heh, it's not my installation. i'm trying to help a user and he can't install from this apturl link on this page http://www.mythbuntu.org/existing-ubuntu | 00:55 |
tgm4883_laptop | is FF3 default in Xubuntu 8.04 | 00:55 |
Odd-rationale | tgm4883_laptop: yes. ff3 is defualt in hardy | 00:55 |
Odd-rationale | tgm4883_laptop: open synaptics instead. and to to packages --> mark packages by tasks | 00:56 |
tgm4883_laptop | hmm, interesting. For some reason he is running ff2. He upgraded from 7.10, any known bugs doing that? | 00:56 |
Odd-rationale | tgm4883_laptop: you should be able to find the mythbuntu task there... | 00:56 |
Odd-rationale | tgm4883_laptop: not any bugs that i know of... | 00:56 |
tgm4883_laptop | yea I know, I got him to install it via apt. Was just wondering if other xubuntu users are going to have this same problem | 00:57 |
tgm4883_laptop | he seems to be having a few other issues as well, such as he lost all his file associations. But thats not really my area of help | 00:57 |
tgm4883_laptop | thanks though for the help | 00:58 |
handjob | shit desctop still looks like pizza.any idea whare res settings may be stored exept xorg,conf? | 00:59 |
Odd-rationale | handjob: pastebinit your xorg file again: "cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | pastebinit" | 01:00 |
handjob | <3 | 01:00 |
handjob | paste.stgraber.org/5112 | 01:02 |
Odd-rationale | handjob: i can't find anything wrong... | 01:06 |
Odd-rationale | handjob: maybe reboot? (last resort...) | 01:06 |
handjob | yes!lest reboot | 01:07 |
handjob | brb | 01:07 |
Tipper | Do you think my computer will fuck up if I install every game from the add/remove applications thing? | 01:07 |
Odd-rationale | Tipper: well, it shouldn't... | 01:07 |
Odd-rationale | Tipper: but why would you want to do that? | 01:08 |
Odd-rationale | ;) | 01:08 |
Tipper | :p | 01:08 |
Odd-rationale | imagine how long that would take to download... | 01:08 |
Tipper | not long | 01:09 |
Tipper | for me it's taken 2 hours | 01:09 |
Tipper | 1 remaning | 01:09 |
Odd-rationale | well, here's a live dvd with the some top native linux games. just boot'n play: http://live.linux-gamers.net/ | 01:10 |
handjob | no go.in difference from my strting point (black screen) now it just looks like bad suited res, | 01:11 |
handjob | why can i start up config programs(those that i used to xxxx up thigs again) from fail safe?also can i chose only one res by editing xorg.conf? | 01:13 |
handjob | *can't | 01:13 |
Odd-rationale | handjob: yes you can choose only one resolution | 01:14 |
Odd-rationale | handjob: try this: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg | 01:14 |
peterajamesh | Is there a way to get a mounted slave drive, in my case media/slave, to show in the thunar files manager as a "mounted" drive along "file system Drive" | 01:14 |
handjob | nano fstab | 01:15 |
handjob | not really i am only trying to look cool l D | 01:15 |
Odd-rationale | peterajamesh: try adding it to your /etc/fstab file | 01:15 |
Odd-rationale | man fstab for details... | 01:15 |
peterajamesh | I did | 01:15 |
Tipper | there are 1720 games | 01:15 |
Tipper | :DDDD | 01:15 |
Odd-rationale | Tipper: wow, you must be so,e gamer... | 01:16 |
Tipper | nah I just am venturing over to hawaii then mermaryland then japan this sum | 01:16 |
Tipper | maryland* summer* | 01:16 |
Tipper | and the planes are really shitty and don't have wireless | 01:16 |
peterajamesh | it mounted if I go to madia/slave I can access the salve drive, I want see if i can get the slave HD to show in file manager just external drive would | 01:18 |
handjob | Odd can u spell that command once more but with double spaces? | 01:18 |
Odd-rationale | handjob: double spaces? | 01:19 |
Odd-rationale | handjob: try this: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg | 01:19 |
handjob | tu | 01:19 |
handjob | so it made backup of xorg,conf.longnumbers | 01:20 |
Odd-rationale | handjob: pastebinit your new one please... | 01:22 |
handjob | kk | 01:22 |
Odd-rationale | handjob: your lastest one that is. the one current in xorg.conf | 01:22 |
handjob | thx god i thought i would have to type all that numbers.just a sce | 01:24 |
handjob | pase.stgraber.org/5113 | 01:26 |
handjob | paste.stgraber.org/5113 | 01:26 |
Odd-rationale | handjob: ok. sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf again and change the driver to vesa and set your resolution lower again... | 01:29 |
handjob | deja vu! | 01:30 |
Odd-rationale | then save the file | 01:30 |
Odd-rationale | and restart X (ctrl+alt+bksp) | 01:30 |
handjob | i am shocked that u do this stuff for no $ | 01:31 |
handjob | ; ) | 01:31 |
Tipper | half way done ith downloading the games | 01:32 |
Odd-rationale | Tipper: i think you are insane... ;) | 01:33 |
Tipper | orly? | 01:33 |
Tipper | It took me 30 minutes to select them all :P | 01:33 |
Tipper | I'm downloading them onto my new TB drive | 01:33 |
Odd-rationale | ooooh, a terabyte... | 01:34 |
Odd-rationale | handjob: no good? | 01:34 |
handjob | did't work.i wont take more of your time.smoking a cig and going 2 sleep.thx 4 anything | 01:34 |
Odd-rationale | handjob: ok. sorry, i could help more... | 01:34 |
Tipper | My schools server has 200tbs o.O | 01:35 |
Tipper | and half of it are used | 01:35 |
handjob | np.i thing tomorow i will install arch.hope they got good irc support l D | 01:35 |
Odd-rationale | heh, i am in the arch irc support... | 01:36 |
lc2 | ohai | 02:14 |
lc2 | is there an easy way to restart X? | 02:14 |
lc2 | i've done horrible things to my xorg.conf and i hate rebooting each time i try and fix it | 02:16 |
Tipper | hmm | 02:16 |
Tipper | idk :P | 02:16 |
Tipper | what the hell is wrong with me download speed? | 02:17 |
Tipper | I'm hopping from 200bps to 5mbs | 02:17 |
lc2 | the fuck are you doing here Tipper | 02:19 |
Tipper | ? | 02:20 |
lc2 | i thought this was the other channel for a sec when i saw you talking | 02:20 |
lc2 | anyway, what the hell, something's horribly wrong with my xorg.conf | 02:20 |
lc2 | what's more, i can't figure out where the error is occurring, because i don't know where the errors go to | 02:22 |
lc2 | okay, /var/log/Xorg.0.log* | 02:26 |
lc2 | which shows nothing of interest | 02:26 |
lc2 | well, reboot, lawl | 02:27 |
Odd-rationale | lc2: the easy way to restart x is ctrl+alt+blsp | 02:37 |
lc2 | yeah, but i found that didn't really restart it | 02:39 |
lc2 | in that it didn't die all over again reading my xorg.conf | 02:39 |
lc2 | hate hate hate | 02:39 |
lc2 | as it happens it was about xorg not liking the DisableEdid option | 02:40 |
lc2 | (or any Option at all in that part of the config file) | 02:40 |
lc2 | wee | 02:42 |
* lc2 is stuck in 1152x864 at 60hz, but can live with that for now | 02:47 | |
n-iCe | hello, what's the command to see whois on active? | 03:56 |
zoredache | pardon? | 04:01 |
n-iCe | to show the whois on active | 04:03 |
zoredache | active on what | 04:06 |
n-iCe | to see the whois on main | 04:07 |
n-iCe | on the active window | 04:07 |
n-iCe | something like /Set whois_on_active | 04:07 |
zoredache | n-iCe: I can't read your mind. You are going to be more specific | 04:08 |
n-iCe | nevermind | 04:08 |
n-iCe | hello, what's the command to see whois on active? | 04:08 |
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jk4 | hello, do you think it's possible to make xubuntu lock screen when suspending? | 10:17 |
jk4 | (would be great if that would be possible without messing with /etc/acpi) | 10:20 |
TheSheep | I think it already does | 10:24 |
ablomen | you have to install the screen locking app first though | 10:24 |
ablomen | for some reason it isnt installed by default | 10:24 |
jk4 | ablomen: which app? | 10:25 |
ablomen | xlockmore | 10:25 |
jk4 | ablomen: xflock4 works for me, but it doesn't seem to fire up when doing suspend | 10:25 |
jk4 | ablomen: ok, I'll check it | 10:25 |
ablomen | oh ok | 10:26 |
ablomen | well if it really doesnt do it i guess you have to make a **-lock-screen.sh | 10:26 |
ablomen | or just log off, thats good too.. | 10:26 |
ablomen | (off of irc that is) | 10:27 |
jk4 | well, I've installed xlockmore and now /usr/bin/xlock works, but it still doesn't start when I suspend xfce... | 10:30 |
jk4 | (I'm using ubuntu 8.04) | 10:31 |
ablomen | <ablomen> well if it really doesnt do it i guess you have to make a **-lock-screen.sh | 10:31 |
ablomen | in /etc/acpi/suspend.d/ that is | 10:32 |
jk4 | ablomen: you mean something like that described at http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?s=17b7d4922c4b3dd59bf41910b66a1dee&p=4003084&postcount=4 ? | 10:32 |
ablomen | jk4, guess so, have no experience myself with that stuff though | 10:33 |
ablomen | but looking at the scripts in that folder it shouldnt be too dificult | 10:33 |
jk4 | I'll try... I wonder if something like that shouldn't be included in some package by default. | 10:34 |
ablomen | could be that it is | 10:34 |
ablomen | not sure | 10:34 |
ablomen | id google a bit more first, before you start adding files etc | 10:34 |
cody-somerville | Does anyone know the package that lets you use the mouse in vts? | 11:31 |
ablomen | gpm? | 11:42 |
cody-somerville | thanks | 11:46 |
ablomen | np :) | 11:46 |
hooch | is there a gui widget to set the regional settings on xubuntu? like date formats and so on? | 12:36 |
ablomen | hooch, you want to change the language settings etc? | 12:48 |
hooch | language is fine. timezone is fine. | 12:52 |
hooch | but if there's a panel in the gui to control regional settings somehow.. | 12:53 |
TheSheep | system->languages | 12:53 |
TheSheep | other than that you need to do it from the command line | 12:53 |
gnomefreak | just checking something | 12:58 |
kripz | anbody know of any FTP clients that support http proxy? | 13:11 |
ablomen | kripz, gftp should | 13:13 |
hooch | thx TheSheep | 13:48 |
vecciora | Why Ubuntu doesn't make a useful multi-function panel like SUSE and Mandriva does? | 14:12 |
vecciora | Yast2 and drakconf were useful and easy to use. | 14:13 |
Myrtti | "LOL?" | 14:15 |
mr_boo | does anyone know how i could mount my xubuntu machine on another ubuntu one using samba? | 14:51 |
Myrtti | why use samba when you could do nfs? | 14:51 |
Myrtti | it's easier to set up | 14:51 |
mr_boo | well, samba seems to be compatible with nautilus | 14:52 |
mr_boo | i can't view any nfs's in "places->network browser" | 14:53 |
mr_boo | that and the fact that i wanna share with windows machines as well | 14:53 |
mr_boo | is it foolish? | 14:53 |
Myrtti | nope | 14:54 |
mr_boo | i like nautilus since i don't have to specify tons of stuff in the terminal window to do the same job | 14:54 |
mr_boo | but then i found this heartbreaking thread, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/209520 | 14:55 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 209520 in nautilus "SMB error: Unable to mount location when server configured with security=share" [Undecided,Confirmed] | 14:55 |
mr_boo | :('' | 14:55 |
mr_boo | i haven't specified any password protection on the xubuntu machine :''( | 14:56 |
mr_boo | ok, here comes a straight forward question: how do i unauthentify the xubuntu server? | 14:59 |
ablomen | mr_boo, in smb.conf, use the "force_user" option on the share | 15:01 |
mr_boo | ablomen: on the server side then? | 15:01 |
ablomen | force user=LOCAL_USERNAME and force group=LOCAL_GROUP will stop the client needing to log in | 15:02 |
ablomen | yeah | 15:02 |
mr_boo | nice, gonna try | 15:02 |
ablomen | oh and available = yes & browseable = yes & public = yes & writable = yes | 15:02 |
ablomen | they will help too | 15:03 |
ablomen | *those | 15:03 |
anabelle | hello | 15:20 |
anabelle | what package manager shoul I use in XFCE? | 15:20 |
ub511 | hello all, i have via epia C3, i installed xubuntu but i couldn't get sound, how can i fix this ? | 15:20 |
anabelle | I'm installing stuff fron the terminal but i can't remember all the names | 15:20 |
ablomen | anabelle, xubuntu has add&remove like ubuntu | 15:21 |
ablomen | anabelle, on the cli you can use apt-get or aptitude | 15:21 |
anabelle | I can't find add&remove | 15:21 |
anabelle | maybe because i installed XFCE on top of a minimal install | 15:22 |
anabelle | Im running XFCE over debian minimal in a 48MB RAM PC | 15:22 |
ablomen | oh | 15:22 |
anabelle | I love it!!! but i have no package manager :( | 15:22 |
ablomen | yeah you do, you have apt :) | 15:23 |
anabelle | I mean, no GUI | 15:23 |
anabelle | ;) | 15:23 |
ablomen | apt-get install synaptic :) | 15:23 |
anabelle | installing | 15:23 |
ub511 | how to make my sound work ? | 15:24 |
ub511 | now it work :) | 15:24 |
maxamillion | synaptic is a turd | 15:28 |
maxamillion | a big honking, fat, bloated, memory hogging turd | 15:28 |
maxamillion | errr... gotta run | 15:29 |
anabelle | i've installed synaptiv, but i can't run it | 15:30 |
ablomen | anabelle, sudo synaptic doesnt work? | 15:31 |
Odd-rationale | anabelle: are you running xubuntu or debian? | 15:31 |
anabelle | debian | 15:31 |
anabelle | logged in as root | 15:31 |
Odd-rationale | anabelle: try the #debian channel | 15:32 |
anabelle | now it started | 15:32 |
anabelle | it just took abouyt 2 minutes to load | 15:32 |
anabelle | is there anything lighter than synaptic? | 15:32 |
Odd-rationale | anabelle: aptitude | 15:34 |
anabelle | but is aptitud a GUI? | 15:35 |
Odd-rationale | yes. curese gui... ;) | 15:35 |
anabelle | i want the kid that is going to use this PC to browse trough programs and install what he wants | 15:35 |
anabelle | ok :) will try then | 15:35 |
Odd-rationale | start it with "aptitude" | 15:36 |
Odd-rationale | anabelle: but again, you would get better support in the #debian channel. this channel is rather xubuntu specfic... | 15:36 |
mr_boo | ablomen: still around? | 15:37 |
mr_boo | after editing the smb.conf will changes take affect at once? | 15:38 |
Odd-rationale | mr_boo: maybe not. try "sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart" | 15:38 |
ablomen | Odd-rationale, darn you, your to fast ;) | 15:39 |
Odd-rationale | ;) | 15:39 |
mr_boo | thanks | 15:39 |
mr_boo | dum di dum... | 15:42 |
mr_boo | still "failed to mount windows share" | 15:42 |
mr_boo | maybe i should authenticate the share with a password | 15:42 |
mr_boo | and hope at least the password dialog to appear... | 15:43 |
mr_boo | i guess that would be "password =" | 15:43 |
mr_boo | Odd-rationale: do you think "password =" in that share would solve the problem? | 15:44 |
ablomen | mr_boo, you have to add the samba users too | 15:45 |
ablomen | mr_boo, man smbpasswd | 15:45 |
mr_boo | ablomen: i've done so by adding the "force user =" and "force group =" right? | 15:45 |
ablomen | nah you have to add a user to samba first, it has its own list of users | 15:46 |
mr_boo | so from the server side i need to specify in detail who can view anything on it? | 15:46 |
mr_boo | is that correct? | 15:46 |
ablomen | well on the server side you have to make (a) user(s) that samba can use to authenticate | 15:47 |
ablomen | this can/must be a physical user on the server | 15:47 |
mr_boo | no need for firewalls then | 15:48 |
mr_boo | noone that is not "invited" can connect | 15:48 |
ablomen | heh yes you do, i dont think samba is that secure, not sure though, im no expert | 15:48 |
ablomen | and if you use force user etc then everybody can connect | 15:49 |
ablomen | except if you whitelist ip's in say iptables or the likes | 15:49 |
mr_boo | now i've added a user | 16:07 |
mr_boo | and even configured a samba password :) | 16:08 |
mr_boo | lets see if this will rock | 16:08 |
ablomen | (restart samba to be sure btw) | 16:08 |
mr_boo | done that too | 16:08 |
ablomen | :) | 16:08 |
mr_boo | grr, still the message "failed to mount windows share" | 16:08 |
ablomen | :/ | 16:09 |
mr_boo | it should at least launch pwd dialog | 16:09 |
mr_boo | now lets assume it this is a bug in nautilus here and that the xubuntu share works well | 16:10 |
mr_boo | then maybe one could choose a command line approach maybe | 16:11 |
ablomen | sshfs :) | 16:11 |
mr_boo | gonna try | 16:11 |
mr_boo | i was hoping to stay away from networking stuff with the command line but it appears as it might be the only option | 16:12 |
Stroganoff | mr_boo: http://tomfichtner.de/linux/wiki/FuseSMB http://tomfichtner.de/linux/wiki/Samba | 16:28 |
mr_boo | Stroganoff: thanks | 16:28 |
mr_boo | i'll read up on that | 16:29 |
mr_boo | many thanks for all help | 16:29 |
mr_boo | i'll sort this out sooner or later (prolly later :P ) | 16:29 |
eustas | please, help me! xfce4-panel doesn't start auomatically | 17:18 |
cody-somerville | eustas, hello | 17:20 |
cody-somerville | eustas, Press alt+f2 and type in xfce4-panel | 17:20 |
cody-somerville | hit run | 17:20 |
eustas | thank you! | 17:25 |
eustas | would t automatically start next session? | 17:25 |
zoredache | eustas: it should. How did it get disabled | 17:27 |
eustas | zoredache: it disappeared after licq tried to accept file and failed to do that | 17:29 |
zoredache | ah, so it probably was probably some glitch somewhere. Everything will probably be fine | 17:31 |
AlexCONRAD | hello, how can I rebuild (respin) a xubuntu disc ? I'd like to have an automated, custom installation disc containing extra packages to be installed (no network, all CDROM) | 17:44 |
AlexCONRAD | i've read about kickstart, preseed, cdebootstrap, but none of them are well documented and I can't seem to figure out in which direction to go | 17:44 |
zoredache | AlexCONRAD: you'll want to use the alnternet installer and preseed in my opinion | 17:45 |
AlexCONRAD | zoredache: i do have the alternate CD | 17:45 |
AlexCONRAD | xubuntu preseed doesn't show much on google on how to understand preseed | 17:46 |
zoredache | AlexCONRAD: as for documentation on preseed. I found that it was easer to read the debian docs | 17:46 |
zoredache | both debian/ubuntu-alternate use the same installer | 17:46 |
zoredache | AlexCONRAD: here is the link I worked off of - http://wiki.debian.org/DebianInstaller/Preseed | 17:46 |
suRs | hello | 17:46 |
zoredache | obvously you have to some minor translations since this is ubuntu and not debian. but the docs are mostly useful | 17:47 |
AlexCONRAD | zoredache: thanks, I'll go read that. Is there some "post" install possiblities like kickstart provides? Like doing non-package related operations ? | 17:48 |
zoredache | AlexCONRAD: there are lots of options. I think there may be some post install stuff. If you didnt' find what you need you could write a script, package it, have it installed, then make it so it only runes once post-install | 17:49 |
AlexCONRAD | zoredache: ok, so I guess I'll have to learn how to package | 17:50 |
AlexCONRAD | :) | 17:50 |
zoredache | hacking together a binary package that only contains a script is really easy | 17:50 |
zoredache | all you really need to do is make a folder with the files in the structure you want, and you have to create the control file | 17:51 |
Jester45 | where is the file that makes the menu at? or is it dynmically created | 18:04 |
TheSheep | Jester45: it's dynamic, created from files in /usr/share/applications/ | 18:05 |
Jester45 | ok | 18:05 |
TheSheep | and ~/.local/share/applications/ | 18:06 |
Jester45 | thanks | 18:06 |
suRs | hello | 18:14 |
suRs | anone here? | 18:16 |
cody-somerville | suRs, yup | 18:16 |
suRs | hay cody | 18:16 |
AlexCONRAD | what does "d-i" stands for ? | 18:19 |
AlexCONRAD | in a preseed file | 18:19 |
zoredache | debian installer | 18:19 |
suRs | hum | 18:21 |
suRs | i just installed wine | 18:21 |
suRs | how do i run it? | 18:21 |
TheSheep | suRs: double click on some .exe file | 18:21 |
suRs | ooo | 18:21 |
suRs | nice | 18:21 |
suRs | need to test | 18:21 |
suRs | how do i create a terminal icon on my desktop ? O_o | 18:23 |
TheSheep | suRs: cp /usr/share/applications/xfce4-termina.desktop ~/Desktop/ | 18:24 |
suRs | cp: cannot stat `/usr/share/applications/xfce4-termina.desktop': No such file or directory | 18:24 |
zoredache | try terminal | 18:24 |
aanderse | lol | 18:24 |
zoredache | instead of termina | 18:24 |
suRs | ok | 18:25 |
TheSheep | sorry | 18:25 |
aanderse | hey suRs, how's your desktop coming along? :) | 18:25 |
suRs | thanks | 18:25 |
suRs | worked :p | 18:25 |
TheSheep | amazing | 18:25 |
suRs | aanderse do you whant a screen shot? :p | 18:25 |
aanderse | of course! | 18:25 |
Myrtti | !tab | 18:26 |
ubottu | You can use <tab> for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. | 18:26 |
Myrtti | ^ | 18:26 |
suRs | well i send you a one soon | 18:27 |
Jester45 | how can i remove network manager and hardware driver icons from my system tray | 18:29 |
TheSheep | Jester45: go to autostarted applications | 18:31 |
TheSheep | Jester45: and uncheck them | 18:31 |
TheSheep | then log out and log in | 18:31 |
Jester45 | TheSheep: the regular updater should update my drivers shouldnt it | 18:33 |
Jester45 | or does the manager runs special scripts | 18:34 |
TheSheep | no idea | 18:34 |
TheSheep | I think the drivers are in normal repositories, so they should get updated normally | 18:34 |
Jester45 | guess i will see when new ones come out | 18:35 |
AlexCONRAD | zoredache: i got that: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/installation-guide/amd64/appendix-preseed.html | 18:42 |
Jester45 | it worked thanks | 18:44 |
Jester45 | TheSheep: do you know how the package menu makes it's menu? is it dynamic also | 18:50 |
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AlexCONRAD | what a .udeb file ? | 18:54 |
AlexCONRAD | what's* | 18:54 |
mrbubbles | hi | 19:28 |
mrbubbles | i've got an old laptop with just 64MB RAM. will xubuntu run terribly on it? | 19:29 |
Jester45 | mrbubbles: you will have to use some diffrent programs to reduce memory useage | 19:30 |
Jester45 | like you may want to switch xfwm with openbox to speed things up a bit | 19:31 |
Jester45 | or xterm with xfce4-terminal | 19:32 |
Jester45 | right now i use 87mb after i boot up but im sure that could go down more | 19:33 |
mrbubbles | i've been looking for distros already designed for low hardware specs. damn small linux is running pretty well, but at the expense of stuff i want to keep like usb device detection | 19:34 |
Jester45 | my sugestion is install xubuntu and remove/replace things | 19:35 |
mrbubbles | if the devices are plugged in at startup then they'll work, but otherwise they won't, unless by some software i don't know about | 19:36 |
Jester45 | replacing the 2 above things saves a few mb but dont lose any functionality | 19:36 |
Jester45 | or if you want to play music use mpd + sonata | 19:37 |
aanderse | mpd + the ncurses frontend | 19:45 |
aanderse | sonata is written in python! too high! | 19:45 |
Jester45 | or just mpc | 19:46 |
aanderse | mhm | 19:46 |
aanderse | do a command line install | 19:46 |
aanderse | then just pick your pieces | 19:46 |
ablomen | i'd try puppy linux, its a lot quicker | 19:46 |
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ablomen | boots up in a few seconds on faster hw, so older hardware should do pretty well too | 19:47 |
Stroganoff | mrbubbles, due to bug #202959, hardy cannot install on 64mb ram | 19:53 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 202959 in debian-installer "[hardy] generating locales stalls on 64mb ram" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/202959 | 19:53 |
ablomen | ooh thats not good | 19:55 |
Stroganoff | yep | 19:56 |
Stroganoff | you have to install gutsy CLI minimal, upgrade to hardy, then install icewm or something | 19:56 |
Boxxxer | hello | 20:19 |
Boxxxer | please tell me how can i make a screenshot of the whole screen in Xubuntu | 20:20 |
zoredache | if you right click on the panel you can add a screen shot application | 20:20 |
zoredache | once it is added just click the button | 20:20 |
Boxxxer | thanks for the tip | 20:20 |
Stroganoff | ablomen, aanderse, mrbubbles: here's my workaround.. http://tomfichtner.de/linux/wiki/LowMemory | 20:25 |
ablomen | Stroganoff, nice :) | 20:28 |
Jester45 | anyone used the moebiusgears screensaver? its really cool | 20:49 |
Tipper | My panels dissapeared and when I run the code in the terminal they don't stay unless I keep the terminal open. And I don't want the terminal open every second | 22:07 |
AlexCONRAD | zoredache: do you know an utility to generate a a .seed file ? | 22:23 |
maxamillion | cody-somerville: hi hi | 22:26 |
DaveKong | Anyone use zsnes? I have a couple questions. | 22:26 |
cody-somerville | maxamillion, hi | 22:27 |
Tipper | My panels dissapeared and when I run the code in the terminal they don't stay unless I keep the terminal open. And I don't want the terminal open every second | 22:30 |
Tipper | I boot up | 22:30 |
Tipper | cody-somerville: you know you helped me last time :p | 22:30 |
maxamillion | cody-somerville: is the xubuntu team officially working on supporting the EeePC? | 22:32 |
cody-somerville | Tipper, append & | 22:33 |
cody-somerville | Tipper, xfce4-panel & | 22:33 |
cody-somerville | maxamillion, if you want to purchase and send me one, sure ;] | 22:33 |
maxamillion | cody-somerville: lol | 22:34 |
maxamillion | cody-somerville: i'll tell you what, if the 701 goes down in price when the atom based 901 comes out, i will see if i can afford to | 22:34 |
Tipper | cody-somerville: so what do I type? | 22:34 |
cody-somerville | Tipper, xfce4-panel & | 22:35 |
cody-somerville | maxamillion, ;] | 22:36 |
Tipper | cody I can't add the volume item to my panel | 22:38 |
Tipper | cody-somerville: when I exit out of the terminal it dies | 22:43 |
cody-somerville | Press alt+f2 and run it from there | 22:44 |
Tipper | cody-somerville: what about the volume item | 22:45 |
cody-somerville | right click, add | 22:46 |
cody-somerville | (on the panel) | 22:46 |
DaveKong | Does anyone know how to fix sdl sounds problems? | 23:15 |
DaveKong | the unbuntu forums is down for maintanence :( | 23:15 |
Daviey | a/win 20 | 23:17 |
DaveKong | ? | 23:20 |
DaveKong | what does that mean? | 23:20 |
Myrtti | nothing | 23:21 |
Myrtti | a mistyping on irc client | 23:21 |
riddlebox | is there a good howto on getting compiz-fusion working under xubuntu? | 23:21 |
cody-somerville | yup | 23:22 |
riddlebox | cody-somerville: got a link? | 23:22 |
megamaced | hi, I connect to the internet via wireless. I am using ndiswrapper and network-manager. Everytime I log into my computer I get asked for my keyring password. How can I get Network-manager to authenticate automatically? thanks | 23:24 |
cody-somerville | riddlebox, the fist result for googling "Xubuntu Compiz" :) http://xubuntublog.wordpress.com/2007/12/09/xubuntu-compiz-pretty-pretty-xubuntu/ | 23:25 |
riddlebox | cody-somerville: I searched for it and followed a howto, and when I rebooted I had no x, so I was a little leary | 23:27 |
cody-somerville | :] | 23:28 |
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