=== marko_ is now known as marko-_- [00:24] Hirato: you don't need them if you don't have the drivers from lrm [00:24] Hirato: do you have any reason to still have lrm installed? [00:24] frankly, I don't even know what lrm is [00:25] linux-restricted-modules [00:25] also, are you using my patch to build the nvidia driver? [00:25] just downloading the official ones from nvidia.com [00:26] they won't even work [00:26] fail to compile [00:26] no, they work [00:26] just don't use the .09 version :) [00:27] 05 has no support for 2.6.26 kernels [00:27] once again, fails to compile [00:27] they fail to compile because they check for xen [00:28] I have noticed that 173.14.08 fails too [00:28] same reason [00:28] I probably should've mentioned I have the restricted modules installed already [00:28] our kernels include xen now [00:28] but the restricted modules are useless as they don't include anything for nvidia [00:28] so unless you have madwifi or broadcom you can just remove it [00:29] broadcom wifi, i mean [00:29] and that's the bit that makes you need lrm-video to load the nvidia module, even once you build it on your own [00:29] which bit? [00:29] linux-restricted-modules [00:30] aah! [00:32] goodbye, I really have to go now [00:32] anyone have an idea when alpha 1 will be out [00:33] when the installer works [00:38] So tell me, how is ibex looking? [00:39] Any new fancy features they couldn't push out in hardy? [00:41] I don't think they've finalized the features for Ibex yet [00:41] It's kinda falling behind schedule, from my understanding [01:17] its not really behind schedule, the person who made the schedule just forgot to account for 8.04.1 [01:17] as far as merges, etc go we are pretty close to where we normally are [01:19] umm, can't boot 2.6.26 :-( [01:20] AtomicSpark: e.g. NetworkManager is working in intrepid (: [01:23] Has intrepid developed to the point where it would be beneficial for an intermediate user to beta test it? [01:24] doubtful [01:24] emma: maybe after alpha 1 is released [01:24] 'beta' :) [01:24] I'm eager to help in any way I can. :) [01:24] most developers are still working on 8.04.1 [01:25] crdlb: I may be off on the specifics of the terminology. :) [01:25] i haven't installed intrepid anywhere yet myself === DanaG1 is now known as DanaG [02:10] hmmm [02:11] 26th is the import freeze? === DanaG1 is now known as DanaG === Gumby is now known as GGumbyCAD === GGumbyCAD is now known as Gumby === elkbuntu is now known as elky [11:54] Hello. So, let me understand how Ubuntu handles software updates/upgrades/new-releases. For example, Wine 1.0 will be in the repos, only in Intrepid? [11:55] And never in Hardy? [11:56] (Wine 1.0 has been released on June 17, and now, in Hardy's repos, there is Wine 0.9.59.) [11:57] simeltaneous double posting is kind of annoying, especially in channels like #ubuntu and #ubuntu+1 where the people are the same [11:58] !timebasedreleases > amikrop (read the private message from ubottu) [13:09] 10 mins to go for upgrade!! === _Lucretia__ is now known as _Lucretia_ [15:06] cannot get bluetooth logitech KB to work! any ideas? [15:09] sweet fixed it === sourcode_ is now known as sourcode [16:40] "How to run a Bug Jam" IRC Session in #ubuntu-meeting in 20 minutes === zaggy-nl_ is now known as zaggy-nl [19:33] has intrepid fixed the high iowait times suffered by hardy? [19:36] i thought hardy fixed the high iowait times suffered by hardy [19:37] in like the first kernel update [19:37] afraid not [19:37] perhaps with a completely clean install, but none of the kernel updates has proved to fix it, at least on my machine. [19:38] well if you enjoy pain and hate nvidia you can try the intrepid kernel [19:39] no nvidia support with intrepid? [19:39] not yet [19:39] we have a 2.6.26-rc6 kernel with Xen support [19:40] probably the weirdest setup you can possible have right now :P [19:40] Argh, I can only seem to ever use Flash with sound ONCE per time of starting Firefox. [19:40] After that, all flash videos crash. [19:40] DanaG: hello libflashsupport [19:41] Yp. [19:41] Yup. Even with Flash 10. [19:41] Oh yeah, I figured out why my AwesomeBar kept freezing: [19:42] I had over 700 old bookmarks accumulated in my bookmarks toolbar. [19:42] Oh wait..... I don't even have libflashsupport installed. [19:43] Heh, at least I have nspluginwrapper, so Flash doesn't take down the whole browser. [19:44] oh, in that case I blame flash 10 [19:44] it is alpha [19:44] in the closed-source world alpha really does mean alpha, it doesn't mean "we want to give this more time but it works fine now" [19:47] Frankly, I won't be surprised if it still does this crashing in the final of Flash 10. === DanaG2 is now known as DanaG [20:29] hi, is the alpha1 ready_ [20:29] ? === Ekushey is now known as llessur === erle64- is now known as erle- [21:56] Hey :) Are there any known bugs with Intrepid Ibex and the nvidia drivers? [21:57] WelshDragon, according to an exchange that occurred here a few hours ago, they don't work [21:58] oki doki :) [22:02] I haven't had any issues, since I haven't installed the new kernel. [22:03] Aye that's when i started having the issue. I get the same issues in the old kernel still mind. In the new kernel my i get a crackling when ever any sound is played. [22:07] New as in 2.6.26, or new as in 2.6.24-19-generic? [22:08] The latter was pushed out to Hardy, but not to Intrepid, it seems. [22:08] 26, 24-19 has worked flawlessly [22:08] same problem in 26-1 and 26-2 [22:10] Has there been any news on when the First alpha will be released aswell or not? [23:05] Hello. Where can I set which Window Decorator I want to use (I bet, in some file, I replace the word "gtk-window-decorator" with the word "foo", where "foo" is the window decorator of my choice)? [23:06] if you have emerald installed it will be automatically used [23:06] /usr/bin/compiz-decorator is the place otherwise [23:07] mvo: Alright. Thanks. [23:45] upgraded to intrepid last night, works fine, just my logitech bluetooth KB is having trouble initialising [23:50] Argh, why does iwl3945 only connect at 36 megabits? [23:50] When I'm in Windows, it connects at 54 megabits. [23:52] 54 here [23:58] Also, PulseAudio isn't showing other computers' PulseAudio sources and sinks. [23:58] The service-discovery-applet thingy sees it, but PulseAudio does not.