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=== david__ is now known as juni0r === ubuntu is now known as hunshad [00:02] fellas ! [00:04] HMM [00:05] oops [00:07] why does the "touch" command invoke modprobe if used in /dev/.static/dev/ ? [00:07] and of course modprobe fails because there is no hardware of that sort... ? [00:10] hi guys. i'm running KDE4 with gtk-engines-qtcurve. It works well, but for some reason firefox is ignoring my font preferences - for example, file, edit, and all that are not Freesans. pidgin on the other hand respects these font choices. [00:10] what can i do to get firefox to fall in line? [00:13] if nobody here knows, maybe #firefox or... [00:13] !kde4 [00:13] KDE 4.0.5 is the latest major release of the K Desktop Environment. Packages can be found at http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde-4.0.5.php - Support in #kubuntu-kde4 [00:18] thank you [00:21] Hi, whenever I press a button on my keyboard, I can't move my mouse, anyone know how to fix it? [00:21] what plug are they ?? [00:21] Keyboard is PS/2 and mouse is USB [00:22] I had no problems until today [00:22] damien__ hmmm sounds like a misconfiguration error in xorg to me. but i'm no drip there. [00:22] I need help. I installed opensolaris and that messed grub up. Now I just have windows and opensolaris. How can I retrieve kubuntu? [00:23] "drip" == exSpert spert = drip under pressure. [00:23] Hey all. [00:23] Agent_bob: How do I open xorg to check/modify? [00:24] !virtualbox [00:24] virtualbox is a x86 !virtualizer. A !free edition is available in !Gutsy as 'virtualbox-ose'. A non-free edition is available at http://virtualbox.org for most Ubuntu releases (help in #vbox) - Setup details at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox === doug__ is now known as dougb [00:24] damien__ the standard answer is "sudo dpkg-reconfogure xserver-xorg -plow" but to manually edit the config (if you know how) "ksdsu kate /etc/X11/xorg.conf" === rjb is now known as drbobb [00:25] can you run a cd off of a virtual box ? [00:25] damien__ does it change anything to "unplug/replug" the mouse ? [00:25] helpy if it's setup right. [00:26] hmm virtual box is installing. i'll need you in a bit [00:26] :) [00:26] that of course assumes that "run a cd" means access the cd drive from the vb system [00:26] !grub [00:26] grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto [00:26] Agent_bob: let me try that, the command you gave me didnt work [00:27] damien__ commands i mentioned only affect "new xorg sessions" [00:27] anyone know how to get kmix to control the volume of my rear and center outputs on the back of my onboard sound card ? [00:27] i.e. logout required. [00:27] Unplugging it didn't work === ubuntu is now known as Tataf [00:27] Agent_bob: It said no command existed >_> [00:28] does anyone know if that wiki entry applies to "Lost grub after installing opensolaris" ? [00:28] damien__ exact error please [00:29] Schuenemann "lost grub" is "lost grub" cause is irrelevent [00:29] Agent_bob: Nevermind, I found a fix on ubuntu forums [00:29] Agent_bob: ok, guess I'll have to try that then [00:29] as soon as I find my livecd *sigh* [00:30] Schuenemann note. you may have to manually setup the solaris boot section tho [00:30] i'm not sure if grub will auto config that or not. [00:30] is that difficult? I don't even know its FS [00:30] nay. [00:31] first see if it autodetects it, if not we'll worry about finding it. [00:31] alright, thanks === booster_ is now known as Guest31823 [00:33] hmmm process " 14920 tty24 S+ 0:00 grep -HiRe /z: . " seems to be stalled out or looping one'r t'other === gwendarion is now known as gwendarion__ [00:49] Brb everyone. [00:53] !grub [00:53] grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto [00:55] ok my virtual box is not booting off cd [00:55] says no bootable medium found [00:55] !virtualbox [00:55] virtualbox is a x86 !virtualizer. A !free edition is available in !Gutsy as 'virtualbox-ose'. A non-free edition is available at http://virtualbox.org for most Ubuntu releases (help in #vbox) - Setup details at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox [00:55] anyone here know much about alsa ? [00:55] #alsa is dead [00:56] might just ask and see if you get an answer. [01:02] I was told to use hwdep with the alsa driver, because apparently "6stack-dig isn't correct for my codec", but I dont know how to do this [01:03] hello all. [01:03] hey guys, is this a good place to post a question about kde 4.1 beta2 packages? [01:03] Yes, but no answer is guaranteed. [01:04] ShadowKnight: your having issues with alsa too huh [01:04] yeah. [01:04] well, I was wondering if anybody else was encountering problems with kontact in kde 4.1 [01:04] there are some incompatibilities with kdepimlib 4.1 that prevent any of the pim apps from starting [01:04] ShadowKnight: damn near impossible sometimes to get things to work [01:05] lsemple: Yeah I know. [01:05] lsemple: but audio recording isn't such a big deal, I can do without it. [01:05] I bought a new sound card and I cant even use it [01:05] lol [01:06] !supported [01:06] Factoid supported not found [01:07] Oh well, my sound card's integrated. I thought maybe I should buy a regular one, but looks like it's no less trouble and a lot more money, eh? [01:07] !hardware [01:07] For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection [01:07] ShadowKnight: I wonder what would happen if you run your line out from your audio card straight into your line in ?? [01:07] or mic in [01:08] lsemple: I've done that, but recording from output is a lot cleaner. [01:08] Thanks for the links Agent_bob [01:10] whenever i open my openoffice programs, the bar that has the minimize, maximize, and close buttons are gone [01:10] how do i put it bac? [01:10] back* [01:11] !kde4 [01:11] KDE 4.0.5 is the latest major release of the K Desktop Environment. Packages can be found at http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde-4.0.5.php - Support in #kubuntu-kde4 [01:11] anyone know? [01:15] jeisma: what version of kde are you running? === sebr_ is now known as sebr [01:16] Hi, why do I get this weird error when mounting my SD card?? http://forums.opensuse.org/archives/sf-archives/software/345276-unable-mount-removable-media-hal-storage-removable-mount.html <-- is there a fix for this? [01:17] Roey: have you tried mounting as user? [01:17] dlee: I can't seem to mount as a user. [01:18] This comes on automount [01:18] after the mount fails, go to the list of media devices in dolphin [01:18] when I stick a USB thumb drive in the slot and KDE asks what to do with it; I say "open it in a new window" and I get that message [01:18] right click for properties [01:18] dlee: ok [01:18] you'll be able to check a box that says something like "mount as user" [01:18] ahh.. Interesting. [01:19] dlee: it works with CDs [01:19] I don't know why it does not work with USBs [01:19] so there is not "mount as user" option? [01:19] let me check now [01:20] anyone have problems getting pulseaudio to start after a gutsy->hardy upgrade? [01:21] ie: the init.d script doesn't do _anything_ [01:21] dlee: [x] Mount as user is already checked [01:21] but pa can be started by a user and is fine [01:22] Roey: for the USB drive? [01:23] shadowknight: my onboard sound for my media computer didn't work, so I bought a GWC usb soundcard [01:24] Did that help szakulec? [01:24] anyone here know how to configure an intel sound card (onboard) in alsa ? [01:24] Shadowknight: it did- it was the first time I heard sound from the box in the 4 years I had it [01:24] oh. cool. [01:25] Shadowknight: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16829126101 [01:25] Hello everyone, I have a dual-boot winXP/kubuntu and on the load up screen it shows the kubuntu partition 3x!! Why is that happening or how can I fix it???? [01:25] lsemple: did you look at asoundconf? [01:25] ImLiz: the extra entries are when the kernel gets upgraded [01:26] ImLiz: I wouldn't touch them, but if they are really bothering you, get a grub gui and remove them [01:26] dlee: aye [01:26] cool. But I'd rather just fix my problem, since it's small. [01:27] szakulec: thanks for the info, they don't bother me just that I thought something was going wrong :) [01:27] tinfoil: my sound works, but I dont think its using the correct codecs [01:27] tinfoil: http://pastebin.ca/1056818 [01:27] codecs for what? [01:27] Roey: maybe unchecking it might work [01:28] any grub gui in particular??? [01:28] dlee: hmm ok [01:28] dlee: I will try. [01:29] dlee: same result [01:29] dlee: and fuse is loaded... [01:29] if you do remove the extra boot choices manually, they'll just come back the next time the system runs update-grub [01:30] which is anytime the kernel package gets updated by apt [01:30] you _can_ modify /boot/grub/menu.lst to not add the extra options, and run update-grub yourself, read that file for details [01:31] ie: i have to add noapic to all kernels, i have like 4 kernels installed, and they all get the same extra options [01:31] Roey: if you're mounting as user, you have to be in a special group [01:31] perhaps 'media' or 'usb' [01:31] that reminds me, i can get rid of the old ones now that i figured out the hda->sda naming change thing [01:31] dlee: hmm. [01:31] one sec. [01:31] lol I rather just leave it alone then, thanks tinfoil [01:31] Roey: try adding yourself to those groups [01:31] g20:32:37 ~ groups [01:31] roey adm dialout cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev fuse lpadmin admin [01:32] is there a usb group? [01:32] dlee: there is not [01:32] are you using kubuntu or suse? [01:32] dlee: I thought this was supposed to work out-of-the-box, though? [01:32] best option is to just change the order of the partitions to have winXP first [01:32] yeah, since ubuntu's menu.lst has savedefault all around, you don't need to worry about, it'll just keep booting your last choice [01:32] how to add application to start at startup? [01:33] I thought it was supposed to work out of the box as well [01:33] !autostart [01:33] To make programs autostart with your KDE session, you can make a link to it in ~/.kde/Autostart. The package 'kcontrol-autostart' makes a kcontrol item for handling items in that directory. For a complete guide, see http://jucato.org/kde/kde-autostart.html [01:33] dlee: does it work for you? [01:33] Roey: what version of kubuntu are you running? [01:33] it works for me [01:33] tnx [01:34] why does it say "realtek alc888" in kmix when my sound card is an intel ?? [01:34] or are you running opensuse? [01:34] damn, i love my new system [01:34] lsemple: that's what's in you settings. Did you change it to "autodetect"? [01:35] One last question for today (I hope), How can I make another user have internet access??? [01:35] hmm [01:35] hey, i'm having issues with system tray icons appearing as taskbar items, is there a way to fix this? [01:35] i went from a duron 1200 (600 last year) with 512 MB PC133 memory to an Athlon X2 4200+(2200) with 2 GB PC2-5400 (DDR2-667) [01:35] lsemple: are you running kde or gnome? [01:35] like the adept notifier and klipper are windows that won't close [01:36] ShadowKnight: yeah its on autodetect [01:36] kde [01:36] and Radeon X1050 (poo) to Geforce 6150SE (less poo) [01:36] AMD-V and the faster memory are so nice [01:37] dlee: HH [01:37] !alsa [01:37] If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ARTS is running, by going to K Menu -> System Settings -> Sound System and making sure "Enable the sound system" is checked. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3 [01:38] Roey: see if there's a group named usb [01:38] Im just going to reinstall alsa [01:39] manually [01:39] dlee: there is no usb group [01:40] dlee: hrm, I was not in th e group 'fuse'. [01:40] * Roey tries again [01:40] hey, how can I make my pendrive linux bootable? [01:41] tinfoil: asoundconfig does nothing === byter is now known as dws === dws is now known as noop === noop is now known as a34rt9ker8r === a34rt9ker8r is now known as noop [01:43] asoundconf === noop is now known as abc123xyz [01:43] dlee: no go. [01:43] and asoundconfig does do something, it causes the shell to tell you "command not found" [01:43] same problem. [01:44] Roey: i'm out of ideas [01:44] dlee: heh, ok :) [01:44] dlee: do you know any other support people here? [01:44] well my kmix is saying I have a realtek sound card, when I have a intel sound card [01:44] i'm not sure if there are any support people in here [01:44] and, most of the controls in kmix dont work [01:44] i'm just a user myself [01:45] Roey: Are you in groups plugdev audi and video ? [01:45] *audio [01:45] I added a new user to kubuntu but don't know how to make the new user have internet access. Can anyone help??? [01:46] ImLiz: Add them to group called "dialout" [01:46] any ideas then? try icons in taskbar? [01:46] read your pastebin again, it's a VIA audio system based on Intel's HDA spec [01:47] genii: as the primary group? [01:47] the actual chip that VIA uses is a realtek part [01:47] ImLiz: No. The group that is the same as their username is their primary group [01:48] what about arts ? [01:49] !intelhda | lsemple [01:49] lsemple: For fixing your Intel HDA sound this page has useful information https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto [01:49] Good night everyone, I gtg. [01:49] ah ok, if thats the only step needed, thx genii [01:49] is that the "alsa sucks" article ? [01:50] thanks ubottu: [01:50] lsemple: It's on the manual compiling of ALSA driver, so possibly ;) [01:51] havent seen that article yet [01:52] ShadowKnight: take care [01:56] Any idea why changing the Mouse section in xorg.conf would cause resolution to reset to 800x600? [01:57] genii: [01:57] genii: 19:27:27 ~ groups [01:57] roey adm dialout cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev fuse lpadmin admin [01:58] Roey: Hmm. looks OK there [01:58] ok [01:58] genii: any special modules need to be loaded? [01:58] fuse is loaded already. [01:59] Roey: Whats the filesystem on the usb drive again? [01:59] vfat [01:59] aw damnit [01:59] genii: I can mount it as superuser just fine [01:59] amarok randomly lost the collection [02:00] Roey: what's the error message you get? [02:00] I had it setup with a mysql database, and I just started it up, and there's nothing in there [02:00] dlee: http://rafb.net/p/Vs8wON22.html [02:00] Roey: Whats the command you are using? [02:01] genii: I just inserted an SD card into an SD card reader [02:01] genii: and KDE asks if I want to open it in a new window [02:01] genii: So I answer "yes" [02:01] and I get a dialog showing that error. [02:01] how to add opensolaris to grub boot? [02:02] Roey: Yes I caught that part already. What I'm trying to discover is how "[20:59] genii: I can mount it as superuser just fine" [02:02] genii: sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt [02:03] Roey: Good. Instead use like: sudo mount -o users,rw /dev/sdc1 /mnt [02:03] hmm [02:05] genii: what's the effective difference; I still can't automount usb drives under KDE (note: the system seems to be able to automount DVDs just fine) [02:06] Roey: The "users" switch allows regular users and not just admins to mount the drive [02:06] genii: ahhhh then surely you must be asking about /etc/fstab then. [02:06] "rw" is somewhat self explanatory hopefully [02:06] aye [02:06] genii: but still, so it'll work for >this< usb but what if I connect more than one usb device? [02:06] then I'd need multiple entries for each /dev/s?1 device? [02:07] doesn't seem dynamic, like how it should be. [02:07] Roey: The options which can be in the /etc/fstab can also be specified on the command line syntax of the mount command, as you just saw with the -o switch [02:08] genii: right but what's the purpose of mounting it by hand when the System should be doing it automatically for me? [02:08] besides.. [02:08] 21:08:27 ~ sudo mount -o remount,users,rw /dev/sdc1 /mnt [02:08] 21:08:30 ~ umount /mnt [02:08] umount: /mnt is not in the fstab (and you are not root) [02:08] Roey: I'd recommend to instead use UUID in the fstab and not /dev/name because usb device 1 van be /dev/sdc1 today and /dev/sdg1 tomorrow depending on the order you insert your removeable media. The uuid doesn't change no matter the /dev name [02:08] genii: hrm. [02:08] genii: how do I use uuid in the fstab? [02:09] genii, what does your fstab look like? Can you paste it to http://rafb.net/paste ? [02:09] Roey First to discover the UUID. Usually command: blkid does this [02:09] I'll paste mine: http://rafb.net/p/EBWCiC14.html [02:09] genii: alright [02:10] genii: doesn't seem to produce any output... [02:10] genii: (also, I thought it's supposed to detect and mount USB drives automatically, out of the box?) [02:10] Roey: My fstab as an example of using UUID there http://rafb.net/p/NsU32825.html [02:10] aht hanks [02:11] Roey: Try sudo blkid [02:11] /dev/sdc1: UUID="4919-B0C9" TYPE="vfat" [02:12] genii: shoudl I have that in /etc/fstab? [02:14] Roey: So something then like a line of: UUID=4919-B0C9 /media/disk01 vfat errors=remount-ro 0 0 [02:14] ok [02:14] Roey: /media/disk01 should exist [02:14] it does not exist [02:14] I sitll don't understand thoughy why HAL isn't working here === tomaz is now known as Guest88291 === Guest88291 is now known as tomaz [02:18] I think there's also the problem of different usb drives [02:19] what happens if you borrow a friend's usb drive? [02:19] you have to add another entry each time [02:19] i think there's a way for hal to mount every new drive with the "users" option set [02:20] i just don't know (or don't remember) how to change that setting [02:22] any ideas then? try icons in taskbar? [02:22] but looking at the error message, it doesn't seem like it's hal's problem [02:22] hal's not even receiving the message [02:23] What's a good ftp client? [02:25] Because I'm generally lazy I use Filezilla extension of firefox. But there are lots of others including just the commandline way. [02:25] cadoo, filezilla [02:25] right now I'm using bash ftp (I'm just downloading a file) [02:26] Schuenemann: Yup, I do that as well especially on server version without gui [02:26] genii, the problem is that it doesn't tell me the download speed or how much I've downloaded so far [02:27] Schuenemann: There is a progress indicator if you wanted it, although it's just hashmarks on the screen :) [02:27] yeah I guess I'll just deal with the ugly gtk [02:27] !dvd [02:27] For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at !Medibuntu or (for Feisty and earlier) http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs [02:27] genii, I don't see anything, just 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for dsl-4.4.2.iso (52162560 bytes) [02:27] cadoo: dolphin works [02:27] wget provides those hashmarks [02:28] Schuenemann: Look in ftp manpage for "hash" [02:28] genii, oh, well... now it's too late. But next time I will [02:30] dolphin it is just took me a while to figure out how to get the ftp drop down [02:30] Has anybody had any luck getting xsane 0.995 to work in Kubuntu 8.04? [02:31] Hello... I'm installing Kubuntu right now, are the settings to make 1440x900 listed in the Ubuntu wiki the same as the ones needed for Kubuntu? [02:32] Dunas2: Should work yes. If they say somewhere gksu gedit replace that with kdesu kate but thats about all [02:34] genii: Ah, good... thanks... the big thing is that that took me forever to get working with Ubuntu. Then I tried installing KDE4 Kubuntu desktop and it appears to have screwed up the entire previous install upon uninstallation (speakers no longer work, etc) but I liked the look of KDE, so here goes. [02:34] why does it say I have a realtek sound card in my codecs when I have an intel ? [02:35] this was answered earlier [02:36] hi [02:36] well I am following that article on how to configure alsa for intel sounds cards, but it asks to find out the type of card being used, so I did that, and it says realtek [02:36] lsemple: Basically because Intel makes a lot of chips for a lot of different manufacturers and the different manufacturers just slap their own stickers or vendor codes on it. [02:37] crazy, so my intel is a realtek then? [02:37] lsemple: Your Realtek-branded card is an Intel at heart. === shafada is now known as shafada_ [02:37] ahh [02:40] dlee: I already have a USB drive connected, btw [02:40] er [02:40] I thought I did [02:40] I don't, nevermind [02:40] it's not on. [02:40] ((external USB hard drie) [02:40] *drive === ccadieux is now known as cado1 [02:44] lsemple: You still here? [02:45] yeah [02:45] now I have no sound :( [02:45] Oh. Well I managed to fix mine! I don't know what I did, but I screwed around in alsamixer till it worked. [02:46] btw, it also detects realtek for mine, it doesn't seem to matter. [02:46] you should also try messing around a bit. It might help. [02:46] lsemple: what did you do before you lost sound? [02:47] in the middle of following the instructions on this page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto [02:48] did you uninstall anything. [02:48] ? [02:48] well my card is an alc888 [02:48] so now I just have to configure alsa to use those codecs === Odd-rationale_ is now known as Odd-rationale [02:50] Oh... good luck. [02:51] But remember, if it still doesn't work after you're done, mess around with Alsa mixer. [02:51] lsemple, don't forget to fool with the kmix switches and settings too [02:53] I think I got it figured, I just edited /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base, and changed options to snd-hda-intel model=auto [02:56] where can I find instructions on how to add opensolaris to grub menu? [02:56] google? [02:56] anything more specific? [02:58] ok [02:58] ask in #solaris maybe ? [02:58] now I have sound but it is very quiet, and I have no "input" section in kmix [02:59] lsemple, have you set up the level ctrls in alsamixer, and Unmuted the relavent sliders? [03:00] I think its this one "6stack-dig" [03:00] no I havent [03:00] alsamixer doesnt work [03:00] I get errors [03:00] same as alsamixergui [03:00] alsamixer: function snd_mixer_load failed: Invalid argument [03:01] in the terminal type, alsamixer [03:01] alsamixer: function snd_mixer_load failed: Invalid argument [03:01] the driver isn't installed in that case [03:02] ok how do I install the drivers then, I've installed every alsa package I could find already [03:06] lsemple, just for the sake of curiosity what output does cmnd give : cat /proc/asound/cards [03:07] Hello! Is there a service like the restricted drivers program for Ubuntu that Kubuntu has? [03:07] yup [03:07] lsemple@TIR:~$ cat /proc/asound/cards [03:07] 0 [VT82xx ]: HDA-Intel - HDA VIA VT82xx [03:07] HDA VIA VT82xx at 0xfebfc000 irq 23 [03:07] BluesKaj: How would I access that? [03:07] dunas: yes. try running jockey-kde [03:09] lsemple, asoundconf set-default-card "HDA VIA VT82xx" [03:10] lsemple, including the quotes [03:10] ok, did that, no output [03:10] testing now [03:10] BluesKaj: that did nothing I have the same problem === guest is now known as Guest72562 [03:11] kmix has no input section, and the volume is very quiet [03:11] lsemple, check around the intel audio site for a linux driver [03:11] and alsamixer gives me: alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such device [03:11] yeah I think I got it [03:12] Hi room I was wondering how one can make the root folders inaccessible to other users? [03:15] nice [03:15] I fixed it all by myself ! [03:15] Guest72562: they typically are... [03:16] woo hooo ! [03:17] Admiral_Chicago: indeed most are, but certain ones I created I can access the subfolders signed in as another user. [03:18] can u rip cd's with amarok? [03:18] lsemple, good , I'm happy for ya [03:18] yup [03:19] don't see anything related to "rip cd" or anything close [03:19] What should I do to an xorg.conf server using Kubuntu to get it from 1024x768 up to 1440x900 [03:19] ? [03:19] mrksbrd, to make sure : sudo apt-get install libxine1-ffmpeg [03:19] mrksbrd: k3b is for ripping cd's I believe [03:20] ok ty [03:20] ripping isn't burning [03:21] mrksbrd: K3b is what you want [03:21] ripping with k3b can be done by converting files === luis__ is now known as tigremx [03:22] i'll try both....thanks guys [03:22] dunas, I just added 1440x900 in the modes sections [03:23] I mean in the modes entry of the display subsection of the screen section [03:26] yeah mrksbrd, you guys who convert wav from cds to mp3s. I forget it's for your music players. I stick with wav files if possible for the audio quality. Never paidmuch attention to the ripping option in k3b. Din'y mean to lead you down the wrong road there. [03:27] BluesKaj, why wav instead of flac? [03:28] hi all [03:28] I don't burn much to cd , I have my music server here running thru my TiVo in the TV room where the sound system is. [03:28] any idea why ndiswraper won't work on a broadcom unless I load and unload ssb first? [03:29] can someone please tell me how to record audio input please? [03:29] Getting closer... [03:30] navetz_, live audio, cd audio, what kind of audio from what source ? [03:30] BluesKaj: sorry, microphone. [03:31] navetz_, audacity is one [03:32] Can someone help me figure out why my xorg.conf won't allow me to hit 1440x900 when I know this monitor is capable of it? [03:32] BluesKaj: I have issues with audacity, whenever I record something and try to play it, it says Error while opening sound device. [03:34] Can someone please help with this problem? It's driving me insane. [03:34] dunas, you can set the monitor drivers up in system settings /monitor & display/ admin mode/hardware/configure [03:35] BluesKaj: Which I did- it's currently using a restricted Nvidia driver, or it should be. The problem is that even with that it's not registering 1440x900. [03:36]