[00:00] I installed the Governor applet three times trying to get it to show in the panel .. how do I remove them when I can't see them ? [00:02] Laptop125, you can't see them? [00:03] Have you confirmed they're running? [00:05] No I can't see them .. the panels.xml shows three of them so I'm guessing they are running. [00:06] Laptop125, can you pastebin your process list? [00:09] cody-somerville, how do I get the proccess list? [00:10] Laptop125, Easiest way would be to type the following at the terminal: ps ux [00:15] cody-somerville, Pasted it [00:16] Guess you need this .. http://paste.ubuntu.com/26773/ [00:23] Laptop125, what exactly did you type and as what user? [00:24] Laptop125, also, what version of Xubuntu are you running? [00:27] ps -A as the defualt user .. ps ux asked fr switches .. you want i again as sudo ?? .. xubunu 8.04 cody-somerville [00:28] Sorry .. some of my keys don't always work :-( [00:28] "ps ux" should work fine [00:28] can you try again? [00:32] cody-somerville, I did ps us he first time :-/ .. here ya go .. http://paste.ubuntu.com/26775/ [00:33] Okay, I need you to do it one more time [00:33] This time, run: ps ux | cat [00:35] cody-somerville, http://paste.ubuntu.com/26776/ [00:35] Laptop125, Does Xubuntu ever freeze on login for you? [00:37] No it doesn't cody-somerville .. I have it setup for auto login and it always works. [00:38] Laptop125, Sorry to take a tangent here but can you post me the contents of this file?: /etc/apt/sources.list [00:38] Sure [00:41] cody-somerville, http://paste.ubuntu.com/26778/ [00:42] Laptop125, if you do: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade; what does it say? [00:44] cody-somerville, 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. [00:46] Laptop125, whats the contents of ~/.dmrc ? [00:47] and can you pastebin the output of this command?: apt-cache policy xfce4-utils [00:48] cody-somerville, [Desktop] Session=default [00:48] Can you give me the output of ~/.xsession-errors ? [00:50] cody-somerville, first one .. http://paste.ubuntu.com/26780/ [00:51] cody-somerville, second one .. http://paste.ubuntu.com/26782/ [00:53] This might not be related but it appears you're suffering from bug #220899 [00:53] I don't use the power manager so thats not a problem for me. [00:53] Launchpad bug 220899 in xubuntu-default-settings "[Hardy] Xfce4 xinitrc script not executed on login" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/220899 [00:53] Laptop125, try the work around as described in the bug and try again - lets see if that fixes it [00:54] Ok [00:54] Actually.. hold on a second Laptop125 [00:54] Ok [00:55] If you would, please enable the -proposed pocket and install the new version of xubuntu-default-settings [00:58] cody-somerville, what's a proposed pocket ? [00:59] Laptop125, you know how we have -updates and -security? [01:00] cody-somerville, like the update manager does ? .. if so I did those yesterday. [01:01] Laptop125, those are different "pockets" [01:01] -proposed is a pocket containing proposed updates [01:01] Once the updates in -proposed get tested, they get moved to -updates [01:02] I can set synaptic to get those right ??? [01:02] I've uploaded a fix for that bug to -proposed and I need someone to verify it before it can be moved over to -updates for everyone [01:03] So I'd like you to click Applications > System > Software Sources [01:03] and in there, you'll want to enable -proposed [01:03] Once you've done that, it'll say there are more updates available but I want you to only install the new xubuntu-default-settings package. [01:03] ok .. hold on [01:06] cody-somerville, would that be the same as pre-release updates ? [01:07] Laptop125, Basically, for a developer to update a package in a stable release, we need to upload it first to -proposed for testing and verify it works w/o regressions before it gets moved to -updates for everyone to get. [01:07] So you may not want to leave -proposed enabled after we're done here and only upgrade xubuntu-default-settings [01:10] Unfortunatly cody-somerville my software sourses doesn't show a proposed option. [01:11] On the "Updates" tab, it is the "pre-release updates". [01:11] Ok .. got that .. [01:12] Ok, so close it and it should ask you to reload your package info [01:12] Sorry I'm on a slow computer so things take a while. [01:13] no problem [01:13] Thanks for all your help btw. [01:13] Greatly appreciated. [01:14] no problem .. so now do an apt-get install xubuntu-default-settings .. ? [01:14] yup [01:14] k [01:17] Okie dokie it's installed cody-somerville [01:19] Okay. Can you logout and then log back in? After you do that, please paste ~/.dmrc and ~/.xsession-errors again please. [01:19] ok .. brb [01:24] cody-somerville, here's both of them .. http://paste.ubuntu.com/26787/ [01:25] Laptop125, Okay, can you do delete ~/.dmrc and then do that again? [01:26] ok .. brb [01:31] cody-somerville, .drmc is empty .. here's the other file .. http://paste.ubuntu.com/26788/ [01:32] Laptop125, Can you please create a new user, logout, login as the new user, pastebin their ~/.dmrc and ~/.xsession-errors and then come back :) [01:34] okie dokie .. brb [01:35] Howdy, heres a new one. What would I have to do and redirect to load some programs onto a properly formatted removable flash drive? [01:41] mindslant, I'm not sure I understand your question. [01:42] I have an EEE with about 1.5 gigs left on the HD. I have an empty 4 gig "camera" flash card. can I install some programs onto the flash card? [01:43] and run them from there [01:43] anyone know any recording programs other than audacity ? [01:43] cody-somerville, http://paste.ubuntu.com/26790/ [01:44] test125, what is the outpout of apt-cache policy xubuntu-default-settings ? === SoylentGrun is now known as gaurdro [01:46] cody-somerville, http://paste.ubuntu.com/26791/ [01:47] Can you pastebin etc/xdg/xubuntu/gdm/gdm.conf ? [01:49] cody-somerville, http://paste.ubuntu.com/26792/ [01:52] hello [01:53] Doh. I think I know what the problem is. [01:53] test125, Can you reboot please (or just restart x server completely so that gdm is killed) [01:53] test125, gdm is still using old config :) [01:54] xaer0, hello [01:54] I'll reboot .. brb [01:56] GDM was throwing me errors... after i installed Kubuntu [01:58] first was Ubuntu 8.04, then put Xubuntu 8, and then Kubuntu 8.04 ... then added KDE4 and then it wouldnt load to XServer... i had to put "GDM &" in some text file [01:59] even tried to "sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm" and that didnt work [01:59] after adding that "gdm &" in that txt file it runs fine [02:01] xaer0, did you report the bug? [02:01] Laptop125, welcome back [02:01] cody-somerville, .dmrc is still empty for my default user .. I deleted it before rebooting [02:02] ya i think i found it in a bug report somewere [02:02] Laptop125, Empty you mean the file exists and nothing is in it? [02:02] cody-somerville, yup [02:02] i cant remember.. but i got Xubuntu running like a champ on this 1.6ghz sempron and on a P@ 350Mhz :-D [02:02] Laptop125, and you deleted the file? So the file was recreated? [02:02] *P3 [02:03] cody-somerville, yup again lol [02:04] Wasn't much in it to begin with. [02:05] Interesting. [02:05] so you got a loop on a file? [02:05] weird [02:05] Laptop125, Okay. So, lets try creating a new user again [02:05] what program is creating that? [02:05] Laptop125, and then logout, login as them, and paste ~/.dmrc and ~/.xsession-errors [02:05] xaer0, gdm [02:05] xaer0, what do you mean by a loop on a file? [02:06] cody-somerville, ok .. brb [02:06] loop.... like recreation or recreated [02:06] so he is trying to create new users? [02:07] xaer0, no [02:08] xaer0, I'm trying to verify that my fix for bug #220899 works [02:08] Launchpad bug 220899 in xubuntu-default-settings "[Hardy] Xfce4 xinitrc script not executed on login" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/220899 [02:08] oh okay [02:08] :] [02:08] im still new to this :-D [02:08] ive been using *buntu for about 3 years now [02:09] well Linux in general.. Puppy, SUSE, Fedora, DSL, *buntu, GoblinX [02:09] Xubuntu is were i started and cant find anything like it :) [02:09] :) [02:09] You enjoy using Xubuntu? [02:09] well GoblinX and Puppy is up there for low system requirements [02:10] ya i like Xubuntu.. thought about making some Backgrounds and Icons for the project :-D [02:10] :) [02:10] That would be pretty cool. [02:10] If you're interested in contributing, feel free to hang out in #xubuntu-devel [02:10] right now i have openSUSE 11.0, XP SP3, and U/X/Kubuntu on here :-D === cody-somerville changed the topic of #xubuntu to: Official Xubuntu Support Channel | Xubuntu 8.04 Released: http://xubuntu.org/news/hardy/release | 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.com | Intrepid Alpha 2 brewing! Help test it! [02:11] i just joined both of your newsgroups [02:11] :) [02:12] checking out the last one... got me thinking about my next computer Purchase [02:12] a IBook G3 :-D [02:12] use that Power PC :_D [02:12] my first experances with a Unix like OS was BeOS 4 back in 1999 :) [02:13] :] [02:13] ya BeOS too me was very fun when i started with Alternative OSes [02:14] i hardly ever use Windows.. at my work, Sears, I got 2-3 people in the electronics dept. to jump on the *buntu bandwagon :) === adam is now known as maxamillion [02:15] oh i noticed something.. Xubuntu is the only Buntu distro were you cant order a free cd with right [02:16] i got to thinking... how about we try this for a bit [02:16] http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Distribution/FreeMedia/USA [02:17] cody-somerville, http://paste.ubuntu.com/26794/ [02:17] http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Distribution/FreeMedia/Information [02:17] something like this for Xubuntu :) [02:17] me125, woot :) [02:18] me125, Do you notice much of a difference? [02:18] me125, can you pastebin "ps ux" for me? [02:18] cody-somerville, difference in what way ? [02:19] yes [02:19] me125, It had Session=Default before [02:19] it now reads: Session=xfce4 [02:19] that would speed it up wouldnt it? [02:20] Hi. Is there an easy way to install ICON sets like GNOME or is it harder in XFCE? If so where can I get the install icon instructions please? [02:20] Also, you see that startxfce4 is used where as it wasn't before? So xfce4 is now starting correctly where it may not have been before. [02:20] !xfce-icons [02:20] To install icons, unpack them to ~/.icons/ - Visit http://www.xfce-look.org/ for all kinds of eyecandy for your Xfce4 desktop! - See also !themes for other GNOME theme sites [02:20] cody-somerville, http://paste.ubuntu.com/26795/ [02:21] Thanks! [02:21] me125, "ps ux | cat" please [02:21] k [02:22] downloading alpha2 .... [02:23] cody-somerville, http://paste.ubuntu.com/26796/ [02:25] I suspect I can just copy this .dmrc over to my normal user without problems. [02:25] Fedora Lite??? [02:26] ... fedora 9. kde4 what a broken POS IMO [02:27] me125, what is the output of ls -l /etc/alternatives/x-session-manager ? [02:27] cody-somerville, lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 22 2008-07-09 16:01 /etc/alternatives/x-session-manager -> /usr/bin/xfce4-session [02:30] me125, It appears that the biggest difference in your case is that plugging in a printer now will mean it "automatically" works. [02:30] Is there a version of ubuntustudio for XFCE or is it all the same? [02:30] Just added that Governor plugin as this new user .. still doesn't show in the panel .. ;-) [02:31] well download studio.. then install xubuntu [02:31] ;) [02:31] me125 I have issues with the volume control showing up in the panel [02:31] i was using Ubuntu Studio.. but then switched to Xubuntu :) [02:31] cody-somerville, I'm running at 700mhz with 128 megs of ram .. don't think I'll be printing .. :-) [02:32] It also looks like network manager applet started too [02:32] Did you notice that as new? [02:32] I am using xubuntu I just figured rather than install the apps one by one to install ubuntu studio but I dont want to install GNOME with it [02:33] well... [02:33] NM was already working for me [02:33] there is really nothing like that that i know of [02:33] ok [02:33] ill do it one at a time [02:33] i would just install Studio .. then apt-get xubuntu-desktop [02:34] whileimhere, volume control is showing here. [02:34] me125 do you have to install a package to get it to show up? [02:34] cody-somerville, I should mention this was an upgrade from 7.10 fyi [02:35] I find that I end up using XFCE as the desktop and then K3B, Scribus, and digikam for the most part [02:35] whileimhere, no .. just right click the panel and add new item [02:35] Yeah I have done that before it just never shows up me125 [02:35] well.. i use Nero Linux 3, Gimp, and digikam mostly [02:36] K3B has ruined over 4 disc for me [02:36] Let me clarify that me125 it wont show up on the upper panel but will show up on the lower panel. I end up just moving it up to the top panel. [02:36] how does one set up for wake on lan? [02:36] i lost all my Naruto Shippuden episodes.. not fun [02:36] xaer0 I use it mostly to backup photos and small videos I ilm [02:36] ilm = film [02:37] whileimhere, k .. I only use a bottom panel. [02:37] im probrobly going to do screencast and making some video game reviews with Xvid [02:37] oh I also use it to play my advanced mame [02:38] MAME... on linux... [02:38] i dont like it [02:38] Oh Advanced MAME works great ! [02:38] its all command line isnt? [02:39] i need a MAME with a GUI [02:39] mostly i play SHMUPS and Fighters.. long live King of Fighters. Also WINE with video game emulation kicks ass [02:39] xaer0 are you ready for a shameless plug? There is a program I give feedback on its called Wah!Cade and it does MAME, ZSNES, GFCEU and most of the other emulators really well. Its just a front-end but man it sure makes it more like selecting a game in the arcade. [02:39] i was playing Paper Mario with Wine and Project 64.. ran like a champ [02:40] windows is only installed here for the gaming LOL [02:41] i noticed that Linux lacks a good Turbografx-16 emulator [02:41] me125, Weird. It is working for me. It is probably segfaulting. Up for trying to debug it? :) [02:41] xaer0 I just need to learn how to create DEB files to release Advanced MAME for most users. [02:42] it needs a GUI! thats all i can say LOL [02:42] Wah!Cade comes in deb, rpm, and source [02:42] xaer0 there is a great emulator for the TG 16 called HUGO [02:43] cody-somerville, I'd just like to remove it .. since I added it three times and can't see it .. Don't think I really need it. [02:43] not as compatible as the Magic PC Engine emulator [02:43] me125, You can modify the xml files in ~/.config/ [02:43] or less of a system hog.. maybe i should give HuGo a try again... [02:43] me125, but from your process list, the actual plugins aren't running [02:44] i dont like any emulator with out a gui [02:44] xaer0 I know that the developer or HUGO once sent me the updated version because the version he had posted on his site was for an older compiler. It worked great on my old p2 128meg. [02:45] well i give it a whirl again [02:45] xaer0 I know what you mean. That why I WAH!CADE! [02:45] cody-somerville, I tried that .. but it that panels.xml shows it back in there when I login again. [02:46] me125, try editing it while not logged in [02:46] OK .. brb [02:47] Sadly enough I cannot upgrade from 7.10 my USB CDRW drive dies and my wireless goes nuts [02:47] that sucks [02:49] I had asked earlier how one could choose to keep only certain programs on a removable flash drive and a friend told me, "Compile from source with statically linked libraries, copy the resulting binaries to flash drive. "...I get compile from source. translation? [02:50] If you statically link a lib then it actually includes the code of the lib in the executable [02:51] What does anyone think of the Xara Extreme prog? [02:51] this is kind of like star trek for me. I hear the words and it seems like it would make sense, but I'm not sure exactly how to configure it. [02:51] How does one statically link? [02:52] mindslant, what are you trying to do exactly? [02:52] Use the force? (sorry I could not resist) [02:53] On my little eee I got 1.5 gigs left which I'd like to leave open just in case. I'd like to keep the bulk of network utility programs on a removable flash drive. ^ funny, I would if it worked [02:53] I know it's odd [02:53] maybe not really possible but it seems like it should be [02:54] okay. [02:54] I understand you. [02:54] And I have no clue [02:54] making some headway. [02:55] In fact I tried to once buy a clue but I am still clueless here. [02:55] cody-somerville, thanks .. it's gone .. :-) [02:55] You can download the source for the program and recompile it and install it to the removable flash drive [02:55] Laptop125, :) [02:55] If you try to re-add it, does it still bork? [02:55] Lets see [02:56] I assume I'll have to manually create the menu launchers [02:56] cody-somerville, yup .. still doesn't show in the panel [02:56] mindslant, yes [02:57] okay. I'm willing to call this a path to victory [02:57] thank you [02:58] Now I have to go get rid of it again .. ;-) .. thank god for midnight commander. [02:58] I expect to hear superman themes playing [02:58] uh, what was all the statically linked talk about? I'm not going to end up having to do that I assume [02:59] Laptop125, Are you interested in figuring out why it isn't working or have I abused you already too much tonight? haha [02:59] Go for it cody-somerville [03:01] Is there a wet trout involved in this smacking around? [03:02] You know when I pop in a cd into the USB CDRW it shows up on the desktop. When I am done I can right click on the icon and ask it to eject. Is there a way to get that icon on the desktop to open and close the CDRW no matter if it has a cd in it or not? [03:02] whileimhere, not w/o modifying source code :P [03:03] cody-somerville, maybe the icon for it is just missing .. :-) [03:03] Laptop125, I'm looking at the packaging and it doesn't look like it was done correctly.... what makes you think that? [03:03] cody-somerville thanks [03:04] I can't see it i the panel so I was just making a guess cody-somerville . [03:05] okay [03:05] Laptop125, What is the output of the following?: ls -l /usr/lib/xfce4-governor-plugin/xfce4/panel-plugins/xfce4-governor-plugin [03:06] I need the link to pasterbin again [03:07] cody-somerville, -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 15368 2007-08-07 07:13 /usr/lib/xfce4-governor-plugin/xfce4/panel-plugins/xfce4-governor-plugin [03:08] nm I gt the link [03:09] Each time I see the word link I hear the zelda themesong! [03:12] Laptop125, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash [03:14] Ummmm you want me to do this cody-somerville ? [03:14] Laptop125, lol, well... yes :P [03:15] Okie dokie .. hold on .. ;-) [03:20] cody-somerville, dpkg -l yelp isn't giving me the info I need [03:21] You don't want the debug symbols for yelp ;] [03:22] well is this line correct then cody-somerville .. sudo apt-get install yelp-dbgsym=2.22.1-0ubuntu2.8.04.1 [03:22] no [03:22] You don't want the debug symbols for yelp [03:23] You want the debug symbols for the xfce4-governor-plugin package [03:24] Oh .. I was just going step by step .. so somewhere i this page it tells me how to get that Hmmm [03:25] Maybe I should email you my computer. [03:25] yelp is an example [03:26] You want to install xfce4-governor-plugin-dbgsym [03:27] hey cody! [03:27] Hi steven :) [03:27] does anyone know how to change the cpu-graph-panel-plugin? [03:27] it has three colors [03:28] the first two you can change [03:28] ok cody-somerville installed [03:28] the third stays blue [03:28] how do i change? [03:28] i have temp net mem swap [03:28] all color coded [03:28] any thoughts? [03:29] steven, I think I remember reading a bug report about that [03:29] oh yes? [03:29] you would know [03:29] i am glad youy [03:29] you're on [03:30] :] [03:31] hmm... I don't see anything in launchpad [03:32] no? [03:32] i didn't [03:32] thought maybe you had super-secret access [03:32] steven, Can you file a bug :)? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfce4-cpugraph-plugin/+filebug [03:32] not exactly aure how... [03:32] willing to learn [03:32] as i have been [03:32] trying... [03:33] steven, when I click the third colour, it is almost as if the button is disabled. Is this the same behaviour for you? [03:33] yes exactly [03:33] i don't like blue [03:33] it's all red and yellow [03:33] except for that one [03:34] Laptop125, now we need to create a wrapper script that will start the plugin process within gdb so that we can obtain a backtrace [03:35] I don't know if I like that word "we" .. ok .. show me you magic ! [03:36] Laptop125, At the bottom of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Backtrace there is a script that we'll use to automate the collection. Just download that and save it somewhere convenient. You'll need to make sure it has executable permissions (chmod +x) [03:36] cody must be french what with all the oui [03:36] lol [03:37] cody, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfce4-cpugraph-plugin/+bug/247769 [03:37] good enough? [03:37] Launchpad bug 247769 in xfce4-cpugraph-plugin "xfce4-cpugraph-plugin third color unchangeable" [Undecided,New] [03:38] steven, thank you muchly :) [03:38] no prob [03:38] that was painless! [03:38] now i can file bugs! [03:38] honestly the only problem i have [03:39] other than being able to change the background color for the IM windows in pidgin [03:39] ::sheepishly grins:: [03:39] :] [03:40] any thoughts? [03:40] I named it script .. so .. chmod +x script ??? [03:40] i am using xfce-dusk or whatever it's official name is [03:40] Laptop125, yes [03:40] K done [03:40] and pidgin is black and i can't read black text unless mine is white and then my friends can't read it! [03:41] steven, pidgin allows you to tweak gtk stuff [03:41] i can't seem to find it [03:41] I think it is one of the plugins [03:41] So you need to enable it [03:41] i'm a newbuntero [03:41] Laptop125, Okay, now we're getting into something a bit more trickier. [03:41] OK ;-/ [03:42] Laptop125, type this: sudo mv /usr/lib/xfce4-governor-plugin/xfce4/panel-plugins/xfce4-governor-plugin /usr/lib/xfce4-governor-plugin/xfce4/panel-plugins/xfce4-governor-plugin.real [03:42] oh my other teensy whine [03:42] why won't my mouse stay uniform? [03:42] some apps, white [03:43] others black and on panels a plain default [03:43] sorry for the whines [03:43] Laptop125, then I want you to create the file then type: sudo nano /usr/lib/xfce4-governor-plugin/xfce4/panel-plugins/xfce4-governor-plugin and put this in it: [03:43] First one .. No such file or directory [03:44] Laptop125, what is the output of /usr/lib/xfce4-governor-plugin/xfce4/panel-plugins/ ? [03:45] bash: /usr/lib/xfce4-governor-plugin/xfce4/panel-plugins/: is a directory [03:45] ls /usr/lib/xfce4-governor-plugin/xfce4/panel-plugins/ [03:46] xfce4-governor-plugin.real [03:46] Laptop125, I have to head home (it is gettting late and I'm still at the office!) but I'll be on when I get home which will be in 30 mins or so [03:46] Laptop125, so the first one worked :) [03:47] Laptop125, http://paste.ubuntu.com/26814/ [03:47] thx cody [03:47] * cody-somerville waves. [03:47] Maybe we can tackle this tomrrow .. cody-somerville .. I'm getting tired of standing ..lol [03:47] Laptop125, okay [03:48] Thanks cody-somerville [03:58] installing xubuntu alpha2 .... [04:19] total time of instalation 1 hour 18 min 8.10 alpha 2 [04:21] firts login = crashing [04:22] 1 hub problem [04:30] T_T [04:47] anybody familiar with any fix to keep google earth from crashing upon initialization i would appreciate... seems to be some prob associated with graphics card driver, but i have not been able to correct the driver problem === gaurdro is now known as GPL [05:56] i set .pls files to be opened with gmplayer in firefox, it needs the -playlist option with it, how do i add that? in preferences-applications nothing shows up [06:19] hello [06:21] hi hacksilber [06:22] know anything about networking? [06:22] rather configuring in ubuntu? [06:23] a little [06:23] what is your question? [06:24] well my network was just fine until i installed xen-server and rebooted [06:24] i originally only had lo and eth0 when i did ifconfig [06:24] now i have eth0 lo and peth0 and i can't ping my router [06:34] hacksilber: sorry, i think that one's a little beyond me. have you checked any of the wiki networking guide. [06:34] yeah i've been searching around and i'm wondering if this kernel doesn't pick up on my nic [06:34] i'm gonna try rebooting into my old kernel [06:36] ok. sorry i can't be of more help. [06:38] no worries [06:38] well it seems to be a kernel issue [06:38] gonna see if i can find a patched kernel set [06:39] can my bluetooth work with skype? [06:40] does skype read your bluetooth device? [06:46] hacksilber: i never used bluetooth... [06:47] hmm nor have i [06:48] try asking in #ubuntu [06:48] hacksilber: ok. thanks === adam is now known as maxamillion [07:34] enouf: installed bluez-utils and run idd --search === hacksilber is now known as hack^sleep [08:16]