[00:02] Could someone please walk me through the steps for setting up a network between a windows and linux machine for file shearing [00:10] xethx, install samba pacakge for starters... [00:10] done [00:10] there may or may not be 'share this folder' options on the context menus.. [00:11] OR you set up some shares in the /etc/samba/smb.conf file [00:11] You may want to edit that file to set the proper workgroup in any case. [00:25] I just finnished an update after install 8.10 w/nvidia drivers, compiz is window manager but I do not have any effects and ccsm has no options in the window... any suggestions? [00:30] Hello all [00:30] could someone help me with the last part of setting up samba [00:42] Anyone there? [00:42] yea [00:42] Action, just my man [00:42] sup bro [00:42] Im trying to set up a media server between my winbox and lin box using samba [00:43] yeah [00:43] have you installed samba? [00:43] I got most everything set up but on the last part i have a problem [00:43] and yes [00:43] hold on I will send you the link [00:43] what you having problem with? [00:43] You will see [00:46] !paste > xethx [00:46] xethx, please see my private message [00:48] pastebinit /etc/samba/smb.conf [00:48] http://pastebin.com/f429689c7 [00:48] My rather... large smb.conf for my media-fileserver machine. :) [00:48] it has like 8 hard drives on it [00:50] And yes - i have read the 'using samba' book in the 'samba-doc' package several times.. :) to learn samba config FUNdamentals [00:50] I even have 'using samba' in Printed form.. from a bookstore. :) True it was on sale/clearance :) but i do own the book. heh [00:51] are there any good games to play on linux? [00:51] depenmds on what kind of games you like. [00:51] FreeCol, FreeCiv, Battle for Wesnoth - are faves of mine [00:51] Rocks and Diamonds - another fave [00:52] Dr_willis_: mmorpg [00:52] Many of the comerical MMORPG clients can work in wine. [00:52] SecondLife has a native linux client i belive.. and theres a few others with native clients. [00:52] Then theres a few Free/GPL MMORPGs out. [00:53] IRC = the ultimate MMORPG [00:54] Dr_willis_: do you know how to get second life? [00:55] I would have to say ' google for ubuntu second life' and see what repo has it.. I forget what one if any does any more.. [00:55] Second Life qualifies as a game? [00:55] I explored second life for about a day.. then got sick of every place being a S&M Parlor, or store trying to sell Virtual Sex Toys [00:55] Dragnslcr, if mmorpgs qualify - i dont see why not. :) [00:56] second life is'nt a game, it's a virtual world [00:56] I thought Second Life was just IRC with flying "body parts" everywhere [00:56] Its a stupid game.. They just try to overhype the whole 'we are a virtual world' thing.. to make it sound imporntant. :) [00:56] I still wish I could find another game like Freelancer [00:57] The most enteraining stuff bout secondlife is not the 'game' itself.. its all the hype and stuff that goes on around the game and company, and other companies trying to figure out how to cash in on it. [00:57] Second life is'nt overhyped due it's a virtual world, it's overhyped due the same mistakes as web 1.0 in the ninties [00:58] starting a webpage with contact information, and not answering e-mails etc. [00:58] http://secondlife.com/support/downloads.php , there you'll find a linux beta [00:58] At least the 2nd life guys did GPL the client.. Not that ive heard much more about it. [00:58] hi all [00:59] at One time Some repos had second life in them.. but that may not be the case any more [01:00] hey peeps does anyone know what the slang meaning is for wigan thadon ? [01:01] is tha a kubuntu question? [01:01] nah [01:02] !ot [01:02] #kubuntu is the official Kubuntu support channel, for all Kubuntu-related support questions. Please use #kubuntu-offtopic for general chatter. Thanks! [01:02] I've a question about KDE 4.2, I installed it earlyer this day, but now kopete did'nt displayed my msn contacts [01:03] http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.2-beta-2 is talking about a MSN Kopete plugin, but can't find it within adept [01:03] I don't know what to do now to get my msn contacts back in kopete [01:03] probably restricted? [01:04] Is there a way to delete nepomuk tags in kde? I made some errors when I first tagged images and I want to remove the tag so it doesn't show up in gwenview/nepomuksearch:/ [01:05] restricted? [01:05] do you have the restricted extras? [01:06] or the repos thhat have restricted formats [01:06] I think I don't have them, when I'm searching Adept for kopete, there is only 1 result, default kopete [01:07] go to your software sources and enable 3rd party spources [01:07] Do you know the complete apt source line for the restricted extras? [01:07] sources [01:08] not off hand but it's in the wiki [01:09] I had some enabled there, don't know the source for the kopete extra's [01:09] search the ubuntu wiki for the info it's there [01:09] ok [01:10] ignore the fact that non free stuff isn't recommended [01:11] btw kopete also has there own site === rodrigo is now known as DigoUnited [01:13] http://kopete.kde.org === familia is now known as Koala_ [01:19] Hmm, can't find it sorry [01:20] Hi, I want to install the "chromium" .deb package (its the crossover port of google's chrome browser.) apparently only available as a .deb. Does anyone have a general hint for me about what command(s) are used on .deb packages? [01:20] I'm searching at Google to for KDE 4.2 and Kopete, only a discussion about compiling and librarys [01:20] konqueror is suggesting ark and that doesn't seem right. [01:21] tobor: http://www.newlinuxuser.com/howto-use-dpkg-to-install-deb-files/ ? [01:21] Raceman: thanks! [01:21] yw [01:22] * tobor trots gamely onward plowing thru the empty champagne bottles that litter the floor ankle deep from last night ... [01:23] Raceman: it's in the kopete package [01:23] stdin: So far as I know, i've installed the kopete package by adept [01:24] or do I've to reinstall it after the KDE 4.2 upgrade? [01:25] no, it's there /usr/lib/kde4/kopete_wlm.so is the plugin (wlm = Window Live Messenger) [01:26] And how can I use that one? do I need some configuring work in kopete, or compiling that with a command line command? [01:27] it should just work, magically [01:27] it does'nt ;p [01:27] that's my problem [01:27] have you asked in #kopete ? [01:28] No, did'nt know about that channel, good hint, thanks [01:33] stdin: fixed it by help from there, it was easy ;p [01:40] anybody using the kde4.2 beta2? [01:41] I am (on jaunty) [01:41] It's working pretty well for me === beasty is now known as sample [01:42] for some reason my desktop locks after 15 min and I cant seem to turn it off. changing the power settings doesnt seem to help. anyone else having that with beta2? [01:43] I mean i can unlock it, but after 15 of idle, the desktop locks again [01:43] Im not sure if I should file a bug report or if Im just missing a setting buried somewhere [01:49] sss [01:49] hello [01:50] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL ~ [01:50] ? [01:51] stop yelling [01:53] do you said it me ? [01:53] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:53] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:54] aaaaaaaaaaaaaa [01:54] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:54] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:54] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:54] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:54] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:54] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:54] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:54] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:54] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:54] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:54] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:54] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:54] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [01:57] hi! [01:58] how do i identify the right keyboard model for systemsettings->language->keyboard? === rodrigo is now known as _UMBRO_ [02:00] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE NAME THAT ENDED ON SYMBOL "~" ? [02:03] xxx [02:04] people! [02:04] its called tilda [02:04] yes [02:04] i know [02:05] ralpho: i thoght it was 'tilde' [02:05] HOW CAN I HIDE ICONS THAT HAVE TILDA [02:06] petr- there seems to be a problem with your caps lock key [02:06] like any icon that ends in that? [02:06] omg *scrolling up* the repeat key too [02:06] whatever the NAME of it .. how does he HIDE those icons (on the desktop ? ) [02:06] yes [02:07] all files that a modyfy have duplicates index.php and index.php~ [02:07] the second one is a backup file [02:07] you'd have better luck disabling the creation of the backup files [02:07] I want to hide files that have tilda in end of name [02:07] since there isn't a way to hide them [02:07] id disable the creation of those files [02:07] there is no 'real' way to hide them [02:08] that i know of [02:08] other than modifying the source code of window manager to not show them [02:09] in the editor's configuration menu there should be an Open/Save section [02:09] "modifying the source code of window manager to not show them" - where can I modyfy this cod [02:09] in the advanced tab there are options to disable backup files [02:09] e [02:09] is there not something for the desktop to show, or NOT show, files ? [02:10] or you could just remove the suffix of ~ and use the prefix of . [02:10] JontheEchidna: thats probably the best suggestion [02:10] and it'll still make backups, but files starting with . get hidden automatically [02:11] (you would change this in the same dialog I mentioned earlier) [02:11] petr, that may be the easiest 'fix' [02:11] no [02:11] whole file mast be deleted or hided [02:12] yes, you can change it to prefix it with "." in the configuration dialog I mentioned, and it will be hidden [02:12] if it gets the PREFIX . that will hide it [02:13] and then the tilde will not show up [02:13] Settings -> Configure KWrite (probably the same with Kate) -> Open/Save section -> advanced tab [02:14] from the advanced tab you can either disable backup files entirely or change it so that they will be hidden by giving them a prefix of . [02:16] note that you will have to deal with the backup files already created manually [02:16] this will just stop it from making new ones in the future [02:19] ))) all good thanks === claydoh_ is now known as claydoh [02:35] People, I have one another question. I installed apache2, mysql, php, but files in directory /var/www/ belong to root, but I am not root (I am user "petr" that became root when I write "sudo kate index.php") But if I open index.php witout sudo I can not change files that locate in /var/www/ . How can I change my rights on this directory? And why am I not root in default? I mast put password ever! When I onen file with bush "sudo kate index.php" [02:35] - all good. When I double-click on icon - I can not change the file [02:36] You don't want web files owned by your normal user account === ki is now known as kikokoko [02:37] That would give them access to your personal files [02:37] bonsoir il y a t-il quelqu'un qui parle francais? [02:37] !fr [02:37] Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en francais, merci de rejoindre #ubuntu-fr [02:37] bonsoir ))) [02:37] Привет [02:38] may be russian? [02:38] "That would give them access to your personal files" how ? [02:38] petr: "sudo chown -R petr:petr /var/www/" should give you permissions to write there [02:39] AAAAAA [02:39] thanka [02:39] and I don't think that would give people access to your files... [02:40] ohoh [02:40] Depends [02:41] The web server would need access to files owned by the user [02:41] http://kpp2.homelinux.com/ [02:41] it is this index.php file [02:41] as long as it's contained to /var/www it should be ok though, right? [02:41] So a security hole in any scripts could give that same access to files in /home/user [02:42] if they were owned as root and a security hole was exploited they could do anything with your computer they damn pleased, file ownership wouldn't change anythign [02:43] The web server having that kind of access to files owned by root isn't any better [02:43] You should create a separate user for web files [02:43] might be a good idea, that way any damage done would be contained to that account [02:43] Apache should already be running as its own account [02:44] ok [02:44] Looks like Ubuntu uses www-data as the Apache account [02:45] as long as www-data doesn't have access to your home folder I think you should be ok. [02:46] you definitely wouldn't want to give www-data access to everything, that's just asking for trouble [02:46] it was www-data but work with files that belong to www-data is not comfortably [02:47] I understand === jeffrey_ is now known as K-Ryan [02:48] Hey everybody, quick question, hopefully. [02:48] shoot [02:48] When I open up the "Hardware Drivers" program and try to activate this ATI/AMD proprietary FGLRX driver, nothing happens when I click activate. [02:49] Can't seem to highlight the driver either, it's just greyed out. [02:49] Does anyone knows how i could resolve my problem with gnome not starting up (blocked after logon screen), see : http://pastebin.com/m2a565434 for some messages [02:49] What am I not doing right? Missing something? [02:50] What is easy way to wark with files that belong to www-data "user"? Now I mast open all files in bash across sudo, delete all files across sudo. It is not good [02:50] petr- that is good. It's called security [02:50] mhmm sorry i thought i was in ubuntu ^^ [02:50] )) [02:50] ok [02:51] petr- if you need to edit a bunch of files at once, you can do 'kdesudo kate' to run kate as root [02:51] But server have access only to directory /var/www/ and have not access to another directories/subdirectories [02:54] Scripts could have access to anything that the user has permission to [02:54] , It is suitable variant! good [02:54] yes I know [02:54] ok [02:54] Anyone know if installing xorg-driver-fglrx will solve the problem I'm having? [02:58] I seem to have figured this one out, it's working now. [02:58] Thanks anyway guys [02:58] K-Ryan: you would probably need to modify /etc/X11/xorg.conf by hand to get your computer to use the driver too [02:58] oh, good [02:58] Oh yeah, that's not a problem. I've done it in the past but if there is an easier way of doing it... [02:59] I'm having another problem too actually which I think may be semi-related to not having the video driver yet. [02:59] come to think of it I have had the driver manager not actually do anythign when I press activate too... [02:59] definitely weird behavior [02:59] I have broken grub on my machine and can't boot. I had messed with the partitions, but basically the long short of it is, that Windows 2003 overwrote the bootsector, and even after fixing it, now all my linux installs can't seem to be able to find root [02:59] When attempting to switch to a different resolution through the system settings and even using the xrandr -s command, i hang and have to restart. [03:00] Brb, restarting for driver === fenris_ is now known as ejat === jeffrey_ is now known as K-Ryan [03:03] Yep, getting the driver fixed the other problem. [03:03] So here's to a new install of Kubuntu on a new box. [03:05] Has anyone noticed that KDE4 is extremely slow when using the vesa Xorg driver? [03:06] nosrednaekim: effects enabled or disabled? [03:06] disabled of course; its impossble to enable them [03:07] nosrednaekim: I was actually surprised yesterday at how good things were doing with the vesa driver [03:07] Xorg uses 100% of the Cpu when moving a window (1.6ghz single core) [03:07] dwidmann: funny.... what graphics chip? [03:07] nosrednaekim: radeonhd 4350 [03:08] I'm using a crap Via, not sure of the model.... It worked beautifully under kde3 though [03:09] nosrednaekim: matter which version of kde4 though? [03:09] maybe... I'm running a 4.2 beta on jaunty [03:10] nosrednaekim: I was just using a stock intrepid install at the time [03:10] nosrednaekim: just put that one together yesterday [03:11] is apache the best development server for linux? [03:11] yeah, I think I might go back to Hardy.... [03:11] nosrednaekim: could just compile yourself a kde3, if you've got the time [03:11] ubuntu_: webserver? depends.... its the most widely used though [03:12] dwidmann: hardy is far easier :P [03:12] Why are you using vesa with a 4350 HD? [03:13] on kubuntu, where is the import folder? [03:13] DaSkreech: I'm not anymore, but I had just installed and that's what it was using per default [03:13] and where is the lib folder? [03:14] nosrednaekim: is there a better choice? [03:15] ubuntu_: there is lightppd and many others, but apache is the most versatile so its probably a safe bet to use it, yes === dw_ is now known as malaikat_malas [03:16] Hashishanin: The Import folder ? [03:16] !best | ubuntu_ [03:16] ubuntu_: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. [03:16] Yes, I believe it's supposed to be a place in gcc's searthpath. [03:16] Is there such a thing as an import, or lib folder? [03:16] /lib ? [03:18] is there such a place as /import or have you never heard of such a directorY? [03:23] Hashishanin: Are you talking about the Import line for java? Or #include for C/C++ ? [03:27] # sexo === luigi44000_ is now known as kikokoko [03:28] if i am thinking about re-partitioning my drive to dual boot windows xp. there are files i want to keep. is it best to back them up on another seperate harddrive? [03:31] backups are always good [03:36] is there an easy way to rearrange the favorites under the start menu? [03:36] Good Question I don't know :) [03:38] DaSkreech: my idea was to bring the data over into the new install, using the live cd... Is it easy to exchange files between two dual booted oses? [03:38] If you have the right file system [03:38] I'm still not sure what you are installing [03:38] xp is using ntfs... [03:39] kubuntu. [03:41] ok well the repartition won't destroy any files as long as you have space [03:43] i got a little less then 10 gb... [03:44] is it easy to access files under ntfs windows xp from kubunutu? [03:45] Yes [03:45] I think it depends on the file system you are using [03:47] How much space over all does the hard drive have? [03:47] White_Pelican: He just said ntfs :) [03:47] Assuming that ubuntu_ is a he [03:47] I mean in kubuntu [03:48] as I recall ntfs support doesn't exist in jfs [03:48] White_Pelican: jfs? [03:48] Shouldn't ntfs support depend on the fuse ntfs-3g driver? (which has read/write support) [03:49] astromme_'s correct; the jfs driver has no such support [03:50] I could be dead wrong but I seem to recall if you're using jfs on the Linux side, you can't go between xp and linux [03:50] crimsun: But why should the filesystem driver on linux make any difference? [03:50] You have 2 partitions, one windows, one linux. [03:51] If you want to read your linux partition from within windows you should stick with ext2/3 and even then its sketchy [03:51] blessedbeef! [03:52] But the other way around, reading the windows ntfs partition from linux, ONLY depends on the ntfs-3g fuse driver. And that driver does not care what your linux filesystem is formatted as [03:52] sorry, i got disconnected. did you answer my question? [03:52] If you want to read your linux partition from within windows you should stick with ext2/3 and even then its sketchy [03:52] --> holycow (n=rtaylor@S01060016b6b53675.vf.shawcable.net) has joined #kubuntu [03:52] blessedbeef! [03:52] But the other way around, reading the windows ntfs partition from linux, ONLY depends on the ntfs-3g fuse driver. And that driver does not care what your linux filesystem is formatted as [03:54] astromme_: we're talking past each other. i said that jfs has nothing to do with ntfs support in linux. [03:54] crimsun: alright. Misinterpretation then =) [03:58] crimsun: What were you saying? === claydoh_ is now known as claydoh [04:01] DaSkreech: about? [04:01] the jfs driver has no such support [04:01] what was that about? [04:01] DaSkreech: the jfs driver does not support reading and writing ntfs partitions [04:02] * DaSkreech goes to read up on JFS [04:03] Though as far as I know the jfs driver should only have support for jfs. Not sure why it would need a driver for anything else [04:05] DaSkreech: precisely what i implied [04:16] Anyone here good with samba? [04:19] i did dance lessons for 3 years [04:25] Im talking about the networking program [04:37] Anyone here good with samba? [04:52] there is a #samba here [04:52] anyone here? [04:52] ahh [04:52] wow nice timing [04:52] i aim to please [04:52] i never could get it to work properly [04:57] Hi, I'm using Kubuntu Intrepid with kde 4.2, sleep key doesn't work though it is map to XF86Sleep, suspend to ram works fine on the KDE shutdown menu. Any ideas? [05:03] Hi, I'm using Kubuntu Intrepid with kde 4.2, sleep key doesn't work though it is map to XF86Sleep, suspend to ram works fine on the KDE shutdown menu. Any ideas? [05:08] mszeftel: what did you use to map it? [05:08] DaSkreech, nothing, I just saw the ouput of xev and of xmodmap -kp [05:09] hmm ok Iguess that should work [05:10] DaSkreech, xev is detecting the Sleep key (code 150) and 150 is mapped to XF86Sleep according to xmodmap -kp, however it does not suspend [05:10] DaSkreech, btw, this is a desktop PC === solid_liq is now known as CodeGuru [05:35] Wheeeeeeeeeeeeee [05:37] I'm having a problem. I'm running kubuntu, and I've installed my display drivers however, when maximizing and minimizing windows they seem to move in a much more jerky rather than fluid manner. Why would this be? [05:39] hallo all [05:39] Video RAM? [05:39] !hi [05:39] Hi! Welcome to #kubuntu! [05:40] weird [05:40] just had a windows style crash while listening to a tune in amarok [05:40] BSOD? [05:40] the computer froze and the sound just repeated over and over again [05:41] Oh yeah I've seen that happen once or twice [05:41] i tried poring through my logs, but the current syslog only has the boot after the crash [05:41] I tried looking at syslogs.0, and it was the log from this morning.. [05:41] DaSkreech: Any ideas what it might be? [05:42] The audio server or the kernel kicking in a higher priority [05:42] DaSkreech: Usually when this happens, it is due to my external drive being stuck in a read state, but I checked and it wasn't the case this time [05:43] DaSkreech: ahhh... and this helps brings down the system? [05:43] Well it depends on what kicks over the system freeze [05:43] I see.. [05:43] but blocking the audio server would start it doing crazy loops === Daisuke-Ido is now known as Daisuke_Ido [05:45] DaSkreech: This sounds problematic [05:45] DaSkreech: Thanks for the helpful info btw :) [05:46] As I was saying, when I go to set up the network map on my winbox it cant find me [05:46] http://paste.ubuntu.com/97942/ [05:46] Samba hates me [05:48] !samba [05:48] Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. Also see https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/212098 [06:25] p3opl3? === luigi44000 is now known as kikokoko === linuxwizard_ is now known as linuxwizard [07:23] I've been messing around with the Monitor Properties and can't seend to get my 2nd DVI to show anything besides my desktop is there a way to "Span" my desktop to the 2nd DVI monitor? [07:26] ji [07:26] klñkñlk [07:38] I just upgraded to Ibex and my sound is gone (again). I have an Audigy. I had audio for a second until KMix appeared and muted something. Last time this happened it was because it was set to optical out but that's not the case this time. === desti_T2 is now known as desti [08:03] anyone know how to set the openid username/password system wide in kde? (isn't there a kdelib for this?) [08:04] using ruby [08:10] Hello guys, new to KDE, a quick stupid questin: how to delete worksheet in KSysGuard? [08:29] hey can anyone help me...I am an absolute retard and I am trying to install alien so i can install limwire [08:34] stanley_: sudo apt-get install alien [08:35] I just sudo apt-get install kdmtheme and it didn't put anything in the KDE menu's so I tried running kdmtheme in terminal and it said command not found.. How can I install a theme in the newest Kubuntu release? [08:35] how to delete worksheet in KSysGuard? I added one but couldn't figure how to delete [08:36] afterwards: sudo alien -d limewire.rpm [08:37] rainarrow: file > remove worksheet [08:37] ThomasD: thank you...I feel so stupid didn't notice it [08:43] rainarrow: np [08:50] !ati [08:50] For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto === DS-Away is now known as DarkSmoke [08:54] on gyache i cant get voice [08:59] hi [09:00] Hello ... I'm in live cd... for some reason kubuntu switch to text mode and i don't know how to come back to graphical mode... any tips [09:00] ? === luigi44000 is now known as kikokoko [09:06] #ubuntu-fr === DarkSmoke is now known as DS-BrB === DS-BrB is now known as DarkSmoke [09:31] yo yo yo === DarkSmoke is now known as DS-Away === luigi44000 is now known as kikokoko [10:07] Hi. [10:08] Just upgraded to KDE 4.2 beta 2. Seems like i cannot delete files from the desktop. Anyone had the same problem? [10:09] Hi, I'm testing kubuntu 9.04 alpha2 and I can't connect to the local network with the network manager... I had the problem too with 8.10 stable. Anyone can help me to configure it? [10:11] I have setup a manual connexion (manual ip address) with gateway and dns but networkmanager does not update the parameters (when I do an ifconfig, eth0 still does not have an IP adress) [10:12] !neon | Neurostorm [10:12] Neurostorm: The Neon Project provides daily Amarok and KDE 4 trunk builds as packages for Kubuntu | See http://amarok.kde.org/wiki/User:Apachelogger/Project_Neon and http://amarok.kde.org/wiki/User:Apachelogger/Project_Neon/KDE/Info for more | Support in #amarok.neon [10:12] BillyBop: you could reinstall the app, or use a different one like wifi-radar [10:13] ActionParsnip1: it's a cable connexion, not a wifi one [10:13] BillyBop: doesnt matter, its all the same [10:13] BillyBop: if you rename /etc/networking/interfaces and reboot you will get a blank config which youo can reconfigure [10:15] Neurostorm: make sure you are the owner and have full access rights to ~/Desktop [10:20] ActionParsnip1: I am. === ubuntu__ is now known as magos [10:20] hello . i have kubuntu 8.10 ... how can i search for updates for my kubuntu ??? === magos is now known as _magus_ [10:20] <_magus_> hi [10:21] lakis1982: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade; sudo apt-get clean [10:21] Neurostorm: not sure then, maybe someone else can help, or ask in #kde [10:21] what do you mean .. i just want to search for any available updates for my kubuntu 8.10 ... what should i type ?? [10:22] <_magus_> i'm on to install kubuntu on my new desktop-pc but kubuntu can't find my sata-II hdd [10:22] lakis1982: i just told you [10:22] <_magus_> can anyone help me on this problem? [10:22] lakis1982: thats the command, copy and paste it into terminal [10:22] !ask | _magus_ [10:22] _magus_: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) [10:22] aa ok.. all of this then [10:22]