[00:01] hay all I am about to install kubuntu and i am wondering is there any advantages to having my home directory on a seperrate partition? [00:16] hi. how can i make katapult started on kde start? [00:17] i tried ~/.kde/Autorun/apps.sh, but it seems not to work... [00:19] I thought it was ~/.kde/Autostart then you symlink from the binary in /usr/bin [00:19] I'm partitioning the drive (installing kubuntu). The drive already has a windows install on it. Now what do I do? [00:20] I was told to install windows first. [00:20] slylyias: put the kubuntu cd in and reboot [00:20] I did [00:21] I'm at the disc partition screen of the install [00:21] so? [00:21] I need to repartition, I want to have a small swap space at the start, (how big?) and the kubuntu install partition at the end. [00:21] slylyias: did you leave free space for kubuntu? [00:22] leave? I was never asked. [00:22] why swap at the start - works better as last partition imo [00:22] but I have enough memory [00:23] I don't know, was told at the start was better. [00:23] slylyias: how big is the drive? [00:23] 160G [00:24] slylyias: when you install windows you should be able to make partitions for it and have free space for kubuntu - that is the normal way [00:25] slylyias: but you can resize it - it'll take a while [00:25] I'm in no rush. [00:25] how do I resize? [00:25] slylyias: right click the partition [00:25] hello [00:26] okay [00:26] man, the font is so small I can barely read it [00:26] i have distorted display on hardy after nvidia driver installation for my geforce fx 5600 card [00:26] how to fix it? [00:27] resize operation complete [00:28] I guess it goes fast when it's all empty space. :) [00:28] now, swap file, start of drive or end? [00:28] slylyias: it hasn't formatted it yet... [00:28] ah [00:28] it's just 'free' space right now. [00:28] slylyias: I would make a / partition then /home /then swap [00:29] okay, so an NTFS partition for windows, followed by /, then /home, then swap? [00:29] cryingtux: is that the driver from nvidia.com? [00:29] slylyias: yep [00:30] I've allocated 60gigs for all of kubuntu's stuff, what size should I make /,/home, and swap? [00:30] slylyias: unless you have specific needs [00:30] favro: yes and i get this display issue mostly distorted display for all hardy based distros [00:30] I need an X11 environment from which to connect to the campus computing cluster. That's my first priority. Oh, and I need ns2 for some simulations. [00:31] either i get only 800x600 display or then distorted [00:31] slylyias: 5-10G for / unless you install heaps same size as memory for swap and the rest for /home is how I'd go [00:31] i get this strange error when starting d-bus, any ideas? [00:31] http://rafb.net/p/x6Nb0Y94.html [00:32] So programs reside in the root parition, and the swap file is for when you're out of memory, but what's home for? [00:32] cryingtux: there is a new way X works in hardy - I haven't figured it out - best I can do is [00:32] !nvidia [00:32] For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto [00:32] /home is where you keep your stuff [00:33] Where I hang my hat? :P [00:33] What stuff, just random downloads and such? [00:33] knetworkmanager.conf looks like this: [00:33] http://rafb.net/p/2GpVPZ72.html [00:33] Also, what is the difference between a primary and logical partition? Which one do I want to set it? [00:33] slylyias: all user-configuration, any personal files, etc [00:33] favro: thanks i will check that [00:33] np :) [00:34] slylyias: you can only have 4 primary partitions (or 3 and an extended partition in which you can have logical partitions) [00:34] So I'll set them all primary, since I'm going to have 4. [00:34] windows, /, /home, swap [01:02] hey, how do I get out of qemu's window? [01:02] like when I click the mouse inside it, nothing but ctrl-backspace works for my "outer" OS === ojopollo is now known as ojopollo_ === muziek is now known as Tjako === davidc_ is now known as concernedcitizen === muziek is now known as Tjako [01:32] I can't get my cd drive to open, is there a CLI command to eject it? [01:32] Walzmyn: eject [01:33] :D [01:33] i got a problem with kubuntu. since i installed the kubuntu-kde4 packages my kde3 system tab shows the icons in one line :( [01:33] dwidmann, nothing happened [01:34] Walzmyn: any error messages? did any other optical drives open? [01:34] dwidmann, nothing, it just dropped down to the next line [01:35] I've got a virtualbox of winders xp open, that's probably got it screwed up [01:35] but it won't eject from there either [01:35] Walzmyn: if you know the devices name (ie: /dev/scd1), you could append that to the eject command [01:35] I don't [01:36] ok, killing the virtual instance fixed it === fernando is now known as Guest86736 === Guest86736 is now known as Fer_Mdp [01:46] alguien habla castellano? [01:48] !es | Fer_Mdp [01:48] Fer_Mdp: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. [01:48] ok [01:48] cha gracia === SkEmO is now known as SkEmOm === SkEmOm is now known as SkEmO [02:20] does anyone know how to run a .deb file in kde 4? [02:21] I'm about to install Kubuntu 8.04, but I have a wee question. I have 3 hard drives in my PC, sdb and sdc are RAID'd together and are full of very important things, while sda is separate from the RAID and currently blank. I want to install onto sda, but when I select 'New partition table' it tells me 'If you procede with creating a new partition table on the device, then all current partitions will be removed'. I just want to be absolutely certain that [02:21] the blank drive, and isn't including the other two drives under the umbrella of 'all partitions'. === mike is now known as Guest63439 === nelson_ is now known as cantv_hater === alberto is now known as housito === fReAkY[t] is now known as freaky[t] === mistrnole is now known as Mistr [03:35] Can anyone help me get ssh working? [03:51] need some help with apt [03:52] gonna have to paste in here, don't have a working browser anymore [03:53] http://paste.ubuntu.com/43525/ [03:53] anyone can help? [03:53] what have you tried? [03:54] sudo dpkg --configure -a, sudo apt-get install -f [03:54] Help! Tried to get dual display working for a projector and now I have no GUI when I start up. [03:55] sales_guy, more details [03:55] lufthanza: what does sudo apt-get install konqueror return? [03:56] looks like you got a corrupted download or something [03:57] favro: just a sec [03:58] favro: same [03:58] aptitude clean, aptitude install konqueror [03:58] oh wait [03:58] you'd have to resolve dpkg first =\ [03:58] lufthanza: try sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade [03:58] i doubt that'd work [03:59] I went to system settings, entered administrator mode, told it duplicate display on second display device... it told me I needed to log out and restart xserver. I logged out, got a grey screen... nothing I could do from there, so I had to power the machine down. When powering back up the video keeps refreshing and refreshing but is unable to start so it goes to command line mode [03:59] same errors [04:02] hi all [04:02] Есть кто из Росии? [04:05] anyone have any ideas? [04:08] Help, system only boots to command Line! [04:16] How to reconfigure xorg? [04:17] lufthanza: one min [04:18] favro: k [04:18] lufthanza: try sudo dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/konqueror_4%3a3.5.10-0ubuntu1~hardy1_i386.deb === forge is now known as ForgeAus [04:22] what is the command line command to shutdown or restart the computer? [04:23] sales_guy: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg [04:23] sudo reboot [04:23] sales_guy: and sudo shutdown -h now to shutdown [04:24] favro: didn't work, but i have an idea [04:24] k [04:27] powertool08: So any idea how I can actually do a presentation using a projector without embarrasing myself with all this command line, can't boot to UI, nonsesne? [04:28] sales_guy: is it a laptop connected to a projector? [04:28] favro: my idea didn't work either [04:28] Yes. [04:29] IBM/Lenove T-61 [04:29] I haven't installed the NVidia drivers because everybody tells me not [04:29] to [04:29] lufthanza: let's start at the beginning - what were you trying to do? [04:30] remove kde4, and reinstall kubuntu-desktop [04:31] lufthanza: and you removed kde4 first? [04:31] favro: what i could [04:32] i installed it through 'kubuntu-kde4-desktop' but "sudo apt-get autoremove kubuntu-kde4-desktop" does nothing [04:33] sales_guy: http://www.kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3092712 [04:33] there are 3 links towards the bottom, they might help [04:33] lufthanza: ok - kde4 should've been removed last by the looks of it - does sudo apt-get --purge remove kubuntu-kde4-desktop give a result? [04:34] (after removing, rm -r ~/.kde4 also) [04:34] raylu: the --purge is supposed to remove config files [04:35] only config files in /etc, i thought [04:35] favro: it tries to remove kio-umountwrapper [04:36] lufthanza: let it [04:36] lufthanza: then install kubuntu-desktop again [04:36] favro: kio-umountwrapper errors when i try [04:36] k [04:40] ... my installation is screwed [04:40] or so it seems [04:40] how do i change from xrender to opengl? [04:41] lufthanza: me being me I would try sudo echo "" > /usr/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus/media_safelyremove.desktop [04:41] ie how do i get konsole to be rendered by opengl as opposed to Xrender? [04:41] lufthanza: then try sudo apt-get --purge remove kubuntu-kde4-desktop again [04:43] favro: used touch instead, since i couldn't get echo to work [04:44] lufthanza: touch makes a file iirc [04:44] lufthanza: try sudo rm /usr/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus/media_safelyremove.desktop maybe? [04:46] ok, setting up the fake file for kio-umount... (something in dolphin), fixed it [04:47] k :) [04:48] I've been using gnome for quite awhile but want to give KDE a whirl. I like it so far but want to replace my gnome apps with kde ones. Anywhere that lists alternative to gnome apps? I don't like how gnome apps look under kde so would much rather have local versions. [04:48] favro: thanks [04:48] lufthanza: glad it's working [04:54] hello [04:55] i really need some help [04:56] ask away :) [04:57] i am a complete noob [04:57] lol [04:57] anways i installed kubuntu on my hard drive [04:57] and then i set up everything and it was going great but then my password that i setup didnt work [04:58] so (here comes the noob part) i went into disk manager in windows and formatted every partition that had some kind of linux on my laptop [04:59] and now i seem to be unable to access my windows OS and i get an Grub error 17 [04:59] stage 1.5 [04:59] and it just stays there... what can i do to get my windows back? [05:00] deokanon: you'll need to go to windows recovery console and type /fixmbr [05:00] google grub error 17 :D [05:00] oh wait [05:01] yeah, what favro said. [05:02] q: is it safe to banish kbuildsycoca4 to the fiery pits of hell? I've never heard of it before, and for some reason it's hogging up a boatload of my CPU [05:03] raylu i`ve been googling error 17 on the website for quite a while now... but the forums dont seem to be helping my situation [05:03] er, you don't need to do that [05:03] it can't find the files because you banished them from your hard drive :P [05:03] so you either need to restore them (reinstall linux) or restore the old boot loader (fixmbr on the windows recovery console) [05:04] the thing is favro everytime i restart i always end up on that screen and the script for the error 17 is displayed everytime [05:05] deokanon: you need to put the windows cd in - best of asking in ##windows [05:05] i hate linux!! [05:05] i hate linux!! [05:07] can i do the fixmbr from my xp install cd? [05:07] oops sorry [05:07] didnt see the last msg [05:08] deokanon: yep - you need to go to ##windows - fixing xp isn't done here :) [05:08] ah cool... thanks dude [05:08] np :) [05:08] lol... this has been a pain in the ass for two days now [05:08] hehe [05:08] i finally gave up my manhood and seek help [05:12] no, really, can I kill kbuildsycoca4 safely? is it really that freakin important to be sucking on my processor so badly? [05:14] I've never seen it before Search4Lancer - not that that means alot... === david is now known as Guest13466 [05:21] Anybody in here know much about subtitles in mplayer? I'm getting this message: "/home/blackwaltz/.fonts/GapsS.ttf doesn't look like a bitmap font description, ignoring." "Cannot load bitmap font: /home/blackwaltz/.fonts/GapsS.ttf" ... how to fix so I can use my font? [05:23] I need to "share" this printer such that my husband's computer can print to it also. It's already set up and working beautifully on my box, but I can't figure out how to get my husband's box to see it. Both machines run Kubuntu. [05:23] er, this = my CX6400 (copy&paste error) [05:24] !cups [05:24] Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows [05:24] VanessaE: the last one ^^ [05:24] NONONO [05:24] *both* boxes run kubuntu. :-) [05:25] kubuntu uses cups [05:25] "Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows" [05:25] !cups | VanessaE the last link [05:25] VanessaE the last link: Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows [05:25] ok [05:26] VanessaE: try this - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingWithUbuntu [05:27] No good, those are Gnome instructions. [05:28] * VanessaE <--- KDE. [05:30] any other suggestions? [05:30] VanessaE: good luck finding a kde specific one... [05:32] VanessaE: kdesu system-config-printer-kde [05:32] hi [05:33] ahhhhh [05:33] Mazel Tov! [05:33] thanks, stdin :) [05:35] I've been having a problem logging out, shutting down, or restarting. It will go to a back screen where all I can see is my mouse pointer, then after a while if I don't push ctrl-alt-backspace to break out of it, my computer will hang. Anyone seen this? [05:35] back->black [05:36] i'd check xorg logs [05:36] how are you shutting down? [05:36] raylu: you mean what I'd like to have happen or what I end up having to do? [05:37] like, what do you click/type to shut down? [05:37] raylu: I have to do the ctrl-alt-backspace and shut down from kdm.. sometimes that fails too then I have to log in via ctrl-alt-f1 and issue sudo shutdown -h now [05:38] ah, so sudo shutdown works? [05:38] raylu: what I'd like to have work again is going to the K menu, click log out, click shut down [05:38] raylu: yeah it works [05:38] hello [05:38] not very convenient tho :) [05:38] !hi [05:38] Hi! Welcome to #kubuntu! [05:38] spanish? [05:39] !es [05:39] En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. [05:39] !es [05:39] gracias [05:39] de nada [05:39] calamari, checked the xorg logs yet? [05:40] raylu: what would I be looking for? there is a lot in these things [05:40] no idea :P [05:40] stdin: that worked, partially. His box can see the printer, but now neither of us can print :( [05:41] from what it looks liek to me, it's only logging as I bring it up, not when I shut down === valeria is now known as valeria__ [05:44] VanessaE: it works on my LAN, cups keeps a some logs in /var/log/cups/, maybe something useful in there [05:45] sigh...something's really screwed up now - how do I restore the "default" cups config? [05:45] (i.e. what it looks like on a fresh install) [05:46] hey [05:46] i'm coming! [05:49] is there something similar to character map on Kubuntu? [05:52] hi [05:53] !hi bdizzle [05:53] Sorry, I don't know anything about hi bdizzle [05:53] oops :P [05:53] lol [05:53] !hi | bdizzle [05:53] bdizzle: Hi! Welcome to #kubuntu! [05:53] do you know if there is anything similar to character map on Kubuntu? [06:01] bdizzle: gucharmap is on my utilities menu (GNU Character Map) [06:02] yeah, I got it [06:02] couldn't find the character I was looking for though [06:03] I'm trying to work on quantum and need that dagger character [06:03] try a different font... might have the character you need [06:07] hopefully [06:11] what program can i use to manage my ipod? [06:19] !ipod [06:19] For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto - See !RockBox for information on liberating your iPod === alain is now known as Guest31102 === raylu_ is now known as raylu [07:31] добрій день [07:31] сори [07:31] !ru [07:31] Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke [07:32] hello === AliTarihi_ is now known as AliTarihi [07:43] somebody tell me how can i disable my touchpad click in kde? [07:45] ? === jim is now known as Guest30255 [08:16] hey guys im having a bit of trouble with Firefox 3 ! every time i go to use it it trys to go to the webpage that i want then it freezes and goes all grey ! its really frustrating... any ideas on what to do [08:17] try going to a different website see if that works? [08:19] it does it on most of them [08:43] http://translate.google.it/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ilsoftware.it%2Farticoli.asp%3FID%3D4624&sl=it&tl=en&hl=it&ie=UTF-8 [08:44] heh [08:59] hehe why isn't there a konquiview extension for firefox :) [09:00] (like ieview for interenet explorer and the new baby chromeview, heck they even have safariview :).... ) [09:00] I guess I could have been sillier and asked why theres no dilloview! rofl === Alex7_6923 is now known as Alex87_6923 [09:47] yo yo yo [09:48] Is there something similar to Istanbul (screen record with a limited area, and sound) for KDE? Or anyone gotten Istanbul to actually finish saving in a reasonably short time? [09:50] !screencast | Lynoure [09:50] Lynoure: Some programs to capture your screen are recordmydesktop, Istanbul, Wink, Gvidcap, Xvidcap, vnc2swf, demorecorder. Also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ScreenCasts. [09:50] krecordmydesktop does almost everything, but no area select [09:51] Lynoure: I dont use them, so thats all I can offer, sorry [09:51] jussi01: Yes, I'm aware of those already. Istanbul seemed the best but fails to save the result anywhere (seems to hang) [09:52] Lynoure: camtasia + wine? [09:52] and weirdly, recordmydesktop for gnome allows window selection, but for kde, not [09:52] Lynoure: it does do area selection [09:52] * ActionParsnip waves to jussi01 [09:53] powertool08: hmm, would that let me record Linux windows? [09:53] heya ActionParsnip [09:53] Lynoure: umm... not sure, I've only used it from windows, and only a time or two at that [09:53] powertool08: but I don't really have a $300 budget for it either [09:54] Lynoure: there are plenty of torrents if you aren't against it [09:55] powertool08: no, dont even suggest that in here please [09:55] powertool08: Have you ever tried Istanbul? Could you, if you haven't? I'm curious if it hangs for anyone else [09:56] jussi01: sure thing [09:56] Lynoure: No I've never tried it, but I'll give it a shot [09:56] wow... comes with quite a few packages [09:56] Does anyone know how to get konqi to load pages in parts? ie. not down load the whole page then display it, but display it as it downloads? [09:57] powertool08: oh, yes, it's gnomy, unfortunately [09:58] Lynoure: well, all the gnomy stuff was bound to happen sooner or later, maybe i'll see how much gnome-terminal wants to get now, I prefer it to konsole but it wasn't worth all the extra [09:58] Lynoure: where is istanbul hanging at? [09:59] powertool08: it keeps on staying in the "process of saving to disk" forever after I have finished recording [10:00] Lynoure: do yu have free space to save the file on your partition [10:00] Lynoure: are you recording everything, an area, or a single window? [10:01] ActionParsnip: yes, but it should also prompt what to save as and where, afaik [10:01] powertool08: single window [10:01] Lynoure: id look into that [10:01] ActionParsnip: I have about 17G free [10:01] ActionParsnip: ought to be enough [10:01] indeed [10:01] yay for netsplits... [10:01] * ActionParsnip applauds [10:02] Lynoure: hmmm... I get tons of nice errors... saving to disk currently === raul is now known as Idealist === rigo_blue is now known as rigo [10:04] seems that gtk-recordmydesktop lets me choose a window and does not hang, but is weirdly much more sluggish that its kde frontend version with a full screen even when having just one window recording area [10:05] I'm trying to find something suited for a web usability test [10:06] Lynoure: I get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/43584/ [10:08] powertool08: Did it hang or crash? Hmm, could report a bug then, I guess. [10:09] Lynoure: It was a hang I suppose, didn't drop back to the prompt until I ctrl-c'ed it [10:10] Lynoure: I ran it again as root and I didn't get quite as many errors but its still taking forever to save [10:11] gtk-recordmydesktop might be good enough, I think, at least for the first rounds [10:11] powertool08: Thank you for your help [10:11] Lynoure: according to this one website, after clicking the grey square to stop it should pop up a window asking where to save, it didn't do that for me [10:12] powertool08: yes, I noticed that too. [10:12] Lynoure: no problem [10:15] akregator crashes and running it in console doesnt give me an error, i suspect its because of the db thing it warned me about, is there a fix_akregator_database_using_magic command or something. [10:15] Lynoure: looks like somebody filed a bug already https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/istanbul/+bug/206063 [10:15] Launchpad bug 206063 in istanbul "istanbul can't record when area selected (dup-of: 132130)" [Undecided,New] [10:15] Launchpad bug 132130 in istanbul "istanbul crashed with AttributeError in stop_recording()" [Medium,Incomplete] [10:17] powertool08: I was just about to check for that in LP. Thanks. [10:18] Lynoure: I found several variations but pretty much all saying it wouldn't save and was unusuable [10:19] powertool08: But I don't get whether it's fixed for Ibex or what... [10:19] powertool08: I guess they are basicly saying this is not kind of thing that would get fixed for Hardy anymore. [10:20] Lynoure: I guess, the one I linked was filed under gutsy though. [10:20] Even though this fills the criteria of "Bugs which may, under realistic circumstances, directly cause a loss of user data" [10:20] Lynoure: isn't Hardy a LTS release? [10:20] powertool08: For Ubuntu at least, yeah. === davidc_ is now known as concernedcitizen [11:22] hi everyone === kevin_ is now known as KevinB === KevinB is now known as NickBurt [11:43] yo yo yo [11:46] hello [11:47] hi chisiyuan [11:47] !hi [11:47] Hi! Welcome to #kubuntu! [11:48] ciao [11:48] welcome to welcome chat [11:48] Hello_ [11:48] ? [11:48] hi [11:48] speak italian [11:48] !it [11:48] Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) [11:49] best I can do for italian :) [11:49] I speak Engjlish, and know no Italia [11:49] Can anyone helpp me? it's my ffirstt time in Linux [11:50] hello? [11:50] giulia: mi piace vino economico. abiamo una machinna. machinna es rotta [11:51] ubuntu_: sure if we know about it :) [11:51] piace vino economico. abiamo una machinna. machinna es rotta [11:51] [12:51] ubuntu_: sure if we know about it :) [11:51] giulia: my spelling is a bit poor but you get the idea? [11:52] ubuntu_, what's the trouble? [11:52] ok, lets keep it english in here :) [11:54] hehe just showing off my pidgin italian === Maxa is now known as Maxa_ [12:03] hi [12:03] abaddon: hi [12:03] hi abaddon === avihayb_ is now known as avihayb [12:06] how in irssi show who is on channel? [12:06] abaddon: i dont use irssi, sorry [12:07] abaddon: the normal /who works [12:08] abaddon: the info gets usually sent to your status window [12:09] abaddon: http://www.irssi.org/documentation [12:09] abaddon: or /names [12:09] Lynoure: ty [12:09] ty [12:11] * MementoMori is away: pappa [12:16] !away > MementoMori [12:16] MementoMori, please see my private message [12:21] !away > ActionParsnip [12:21] ActionParsnip, please see my private message [12:23] !away > ActionParsnip [12:23] ActionParsnip, please see my private message [12:26] if i set myself away do i have to set myself as back? [12:30] decided to try out kde and went for version 4.1 on 8.04 ... crappy ; so installed 3.5 just to give kde the benefit of doubt.. and it kicks 4.1 by a factor of like 100% .. [12:30] gx009: 4.1 uses less ram, ut 3.5 is more stable imho [12:31] gx009: you tried fluxbox :D [12:31] hi... I have an Intel Quad Core machine -- should I be using the x86 install CD? [12:31] no.. am all ubuntu though [12:32] g33k_gir1: 64bit AMD and Intel [12:32] g33k_gir1: you can if you want. id use 64bit personally [12:32] akregator crashes and running it in console doesnt give me an error, i suspect its because of the db thing it warned me about, is there a fix_akregator_database_using_magic command or something.? [12:33] 4.1 might theoretically use less ram but kacpi process was killing my cpu [12:33] hi will kaffeine work under 4.1? [12:33] cool -- I want to make full use of the new architecture (I mean, thats why I bought quad core), but the FAQ said the AMD 64 was only for AMD chips... [12:33] ActionParsnip: is that a new test, because the original test saying 4 used less than 3 was flawed? [12:34] arklinux: should do [12:35] ty [12:35] g33k_gir1: its a 64bit achitecture, itll work fine [12:35] Rioting_pacifist: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=491102 [12:35] Debian bug 491102 in akregator "akregator: Crashes or freezes" [Important,Open] [12:35] ActionParsnip: great stuff, thanks [12:36] abaddon: : great stuff, thanks [12:36] to say the least i was disappointed they call 4.1 the next gen kde .. 3.5 ftw! (improve on 3.5, ditch 4.1!!) [12:37] g33k_gir1: np [12:37] How do I change from using the kde3 kdm to the kde4 kdm? I have kde4 installed already, but when the option came to select kdm, I fat fingered the selection accidentally. [12:37]