[01:02] <owen9914> how do you delete saved sessions?
[01:06] <hmuller> Does anyone know if there is a problem with the daily-live iso's on machines with integrated nvidia graphics?
[02:44] <craigbass1976> Perhaps this isxfce, maybe OOo...  Why are my menu fonts so large in OOo?  They weren't in regular ubuntu, and I can't see where to change it.
[02:50] <juanantonio> Hello. There someone?
[02:51] <craigbass1976> hey
[02:51] <craigbass1976> juanantonio, you stuck on something?
[02:52] <juanantonio> Stuck? No, not at all, hehehe. Thing is, I have Kubuntu 8.04 customized to me
[02:53] <juanantonio> but thing is, it could be faster when I turn on the PC just to download. So I installed LXDE desktop
[02:53] <juanantonio> and today, I have installed Xubuntu desktop from the official repos, I'm in a Xfce session now
[02:54] <juanantonio> My question is: have I updated something in the PC or just the environment and not only the desktop as with LXDE?
[02:55] <juanantonio> I mean kernel, inner version and so on
[02:59] <juanantonio> Can anyone tell me something about that?
[03:12] <jimbo> hi im trying to setup intel 1915 driver for svideo out. i found this page. its an xorg.conf for gnome. can i use it? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=141031&page=3
[03:13] <jimbo> i925*
[03:16] <juanantonio> ok, bye
[04:04] <ball> What's this compositing thing then?  X Window in 3D?
[04:22] <source> saluton
[04:29] <ball> yup.
[04:29] <R1cochet> source: saluton to you
[06:30] <baYVas_707> I need help with a compatibility issue...any takers??
[06:31]  * ball hides behind the sofa
[06:32] <baYVas_707> I have a Toshiba Satellite L305-S5899 with an Atheros internal wireless adapter and xubuntu doesn't seem to recognize it.
[06:32]  * baYVas_707 wants to point out that it is indeed a laptop.
[06:34] <baYVas_707> I'm using the laptop right now to talk to you all, but I had to plug in a dongle.
[06:35] <ThePub> interesting, idk how xubuntu tracks to ubuntu proper but I just did an 8.04 install and upgrade to 8.10 with my atheros-based card working out-of-box.  not that this is much help, I really wouldn't know where to begin tbh :)
[06:36] <baYVas_707> ok...well, that definetely does not help me. Anybody have any suggestions?
[06:37] <xubuser> Hello People.
[06:37] <baYVas_707> I'm looking at a web page right now that tells me how to fix it, but I'm not that familiar with the terminal.
[06:38] <xubuser> got an S-video issue. Does anybody have any experience? How do I enable the output. I am using xrandr -q and it shows S-video, VGA-0 and DVI-0 as disconnected. I have connected the cable.
[06:38] <ThePub> the terminal is as easy as typing ;)
[06:39] <baYVas_707> then explain to me step-by-step how to work the following:
[06:39] <baYVas_707> #! /bin/bash
[06:39] <baYVas_707> sudo
[06:39] <baYVas_707> echo
[06:39] <baYVas_707> mkdir /etc/lib/wireless/
[06:39] <baYVas_707> cd /etc/lib/wireless/
[06:39] <baYVas_707> apt-get install build-essential
[06:39] <baYVas_707> wget http://snapshots.madwifi.org/special/madwifi-ng-r3366+ar5007.tar.gz
[06:39] <xubuser> how do I enable the the s-video to the TV? I am not having any success. Booting off of the Ubuntu CD worked just fine. But my xubuntu installation didn't allow me to do xrandr --output VGA-0
[06:39] <baYVas_707> tar xfz madwifi-ng-r3366+ar5007.tar.gz
[06:39] <baYVas_707> cd madwifi-ng-r3366+ar5007
[06:39] <baYVas_707> make
[06:39] <baYVas_707> make install
[06:39] <baYVas_707> modprobe ath_pci
[06:39] <baYVas_707> reboot
[06:45] <baYVas_707> so...ThePub , what's your answer??
[06:47] <ThePub> to what?
[06:47] <baYVas_707> here, I'll paste it again...
[06:48] <ThePub> no
[06:48] <baYVas_707> then explain to me step-by-step how to work the following:
[06:48] <ThePub> you should be using pastebin or some other service
[06:48] <baYVas_707> #! /bin/bash
[06:48] <baYVas_707> sudo
[06:48] <baYVas_707> echo
[06:48] <baYVas_707> mkdir /etc/lib/wireless/
[06:48] <baYVas_707> cd /etc/lib/wireless/
[06:48] <baYVas_707> apt-get install build-essential
[06:48] <baYVas_707> wget http://snapshots.madwifi.org/special/madwifi-ng-r3366+ar5007.tar.gz
[06:48] <baYVas_707> tar xfz madwifi-ng-r3366+ar5007.tar.gz
[06:48] <baYVas_707> cd madwifi-ng-r3366+ar5007
[06:48] <baYVas_707> make
[06:48] <baYVas_707> make install
[06:48] <baYVas_707> modprobe ath_pci
[06:48] <baYVas_707> reboot
[06:49] <ThePub> looks like a bash script to issue a set of commands.
[06:49] <baYVas_707> Are you actually trying to help me or what?
[06:49] <ThePub> so do you have the ath modules installed?
[06:50] <baYVas_707> what are they?
[06:50] <ThePub> if you have a terminal open, you can do this:  cat /proc/modules| grep ^ath
[06:50] <baYVas_707> really?
[06:51] <baYVas_707> with the dividing bar connected to the word "modules"?
[06:51] <ThePub> or add a space, it doesn't matter.
[06:51] <ThePub> and it's referred to as a pipe, just for future reference.  we're taking the information spewed from cat and filtering it through grep.
[06:52] <baYVas_707> it didn't do anything.
[06:54] <ThePub> could just try directly loadng them to see if they're there.  i.e:  sudo modprobe ath_pci
[06:54] <ThePub> I'm really surprised they're no there though
[06:55] <baYVas_707> after i typed in my password, again, nothing happened.
[06:55] <ThePub> that's actually good, try the last command now :)
[06:56] <baYVas_707> result:
[06:56] <baYVas_707> vasman118@vasman118-xubuntu:~$ cat /proc/modules | grep ^ath
[06:56] <baYVas_707> ath_pci 99096 0 - Live 0xf9161000
[06:56] <baYVas_707> ath_hal 198864 1 ath_pci, Live 0xf961a000 (P)
[06:56] <baYVas_707> vasman118@vasman118-xubuntu:~$
[06:57] <ThePub> so the modules are there, they're just not automatically loading.  iirc, ath_pci is the main driver to run atheros using the madwifi driver.  although I'll be honest, it's been over 2 years since I've tinkered with that stuff, and it wasn't even on a debian machine.
[06:57] <ThePub> ubunutu, xubunutu, whatever.. all the same in the end :)
[06:58] <ball> dodgybuntu
[06:58] <ThePub> baYVas_707: so what you need now is someone to step you through how to get that stuff loading at startup
[06:59] <baYVas_707> ok...ya think there's anyone in this channel with such know-how?
[07:00] <ThePub> I wouldn't know :)  Joined not too long before you to just hang out and see what got chatted about.  May have a better chance in #ubuntu.
[07:00] <ThePub> at least it's more active.  have you checked the xubuntu and ubuntu wiki/forumn?
[07:01] <baYVas_707> yeah, but I don't have the patience to wait around for replies :-(
[07:01] <ThePub> baYVas_707: out of curiousity, what does the command iwconfig say?
[07:02] <baYVas_707> lemme check...
[07:02] <ThePub> that's usually not a compatible character trait for this stuff, heh.
[07:04] <ThePub> should have listigns like "lo", maybe some "ethX" enteries, is there an "ath0"?
[07:04] <baYVas_707> I know, I'm getting more and more patient these days though...I'll be on the right level for it soon enough. Eh, ok here's what the result of iwconfig was:
[07:04] <baYVas_707> vasman118@vasman118-xubuntu:~$ iwconfig
[07:04] <baYVas_707> lo        no wireless extensions.
[07:04] <baYVas_707> eth0      no wireless extensions.
[07:04] <baYVas_707> pan0      no wireless extensions.
[07:04] <baYVas_707> wmaster0  no wireless extensions.
[07:04] <baYVas_707> wlan0     IEEE 802.11bg  ESSID:"jaYVas~gateway"
[07:04] <baYVas_707>           Mode:Managed  Frequency:2.412 GHz  Access Point: 00:1B:5B:0E:68:29
[07:04] <baYVas_707>           Bit Rate=54 Mb/s   Tx-Power=27 dBm
[07:04] <baYVas_707>           Retry min limit:7   RTS thr:off   Fragment thr=2352 B
[07:04] <baYVas_707>           Power Management:off
[07:04] <baYVas_707>           Link Quality=100/100  Signal level:38/100
[07:04] <baYVas_707>           Rx invalid nwid:0  Rx invalid crypt:0  Rx invalid frag:0
[07:04] <baYVas_707>           Tx excessive retries:0  Invalid misc:0   Missed beacon:0
[07:05] <ThePub> that's good :)  so really it's just a matter of getting those modules to load at startup.
[07:05] <baYVas_707> Keep in mind I am currently using my usb dongle to talk to you right now.
[07:07] <ThePub> idk how xubuntu does network configuration
[07:07] <ThePub> but it may be as easy as adding ath_pci to /etc/modules
[07:07] <ThePub> there are instructions in the file on how to use it.
[07:08] <baYVas_707> which file?
[07:08] <ThePub> /etc/modules
[07:08] <baYVas_707> oh, ok.
[07:09] <ThePub> I would take this as the worst grade advice since I'm just stabbing in the dark :)
[07:10] <baYVas_707> that's alright. I appreciate the help thus far. :0
[08:11] <kbmaniac> xubuntu newbe - compositing problem. I have a nvidia card, accelerated driver, extensions on etc but when I flip between screens sometimes I seem to see the app redrawing, ie a flash of white with random bit colors just for an instant before the app is redrawn. Is this a problem you guys suffer with ? Have tried everything with xorg but can't shake it ?
[08:11] <kbmaniac> Googleing I cant find any references to it so I am starting to wonder if its my underpowered nvidia card ?
[08:12] <kbmaniac> a nVidia Corporation NV44A [GeForce 6200] ?
[10:42] <R1cochet> !compile
[10:43] <R1cochet> well there is a pre-built package but its i386 and im on amd64
[10:43] <R1cochet> any1 have any ideas what i should do?
[10:43] <R1cochet> build from source or is there another way?
[11:31] <rgnr> hello ppl
[11:48] <harlemdavvey> hi guys! how does xfce works?? i have a problem in looking for how to configure shortcuts by keyboard!! how can i do??  i used ubuntu with the gnome interface and i noticed that it has a configure option for the keyboard shortcuts..  but i'm not able to find how to configure/edit my shortcuts  in the xfce environment for an easy work with my pc..:) thx if you can help me:)
[11:51] <harlemdavvey> hi guys! how does xfce works?? i have a problem in looking for how to configure shortcuts by keyboard!! how can i do??  i used ubuntu with the gnome interface and i noticed that it has a configure option for the keyboard shortcuts..  but i'm not able to find how to configure/edit my shortcuts for an easy work with my pc..:) thx if you can help me:)
[11:52] <gabkdlly> harlemdavvey: hi
[11:52] <harlemdavvey> hi
[11:52] <harlemdavvey> could u help me?
[11:53] <gabkdlly> harlemdavvey: Applications -> Settings -> Settings Manager -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts
[11:53] <harlemdavvey> omg!! thx u so much!!
[11:54] <harlemdavvey> gabkdlly for president!!!
[12:45] <dimsim> q: will ndiswrapper and ndisutils ndisgtk be available in xubuntu for PPC? Im running an old ibook g3 600mhz and trying to hook up a wireless Linksys WUSB300N
[12:46] <dimsim> it doesnt have an airport card installed
[13:12] <guyiom> hi all
[13:12] <guyiom>  am running xubuntu intrepid on eeepc 900 and each time i susoend resume pc, i have to modprobe the wireless ath5k
[13:12] <guyiom> any idea?
[13:14] <juanantonio> Hello
[13:14] <juanantonio> Why cant'I play a music CD with totem?
[13:16] <peabody> I've just installed eeexubuntu on my eee pc 1000 netbook, and after the default install, I have no network adapters listed under ifconfig
[13:16] <peabody> I don't even know how to start troubleshooting that
[13:20] <peabody> I have 2 entries in /etc/network/interfaces : auto lo, and iface lo inet loopback
[13:21] <nikolam> guyiom, peabody TRY: http://www.eeeuser.com/
[13:21] <peabody> yeah I've gone over the wiki
[13:21] <peabody> there's nothing on it
[13:21] <nikolam> Also take care that automated scripts mentioned there mostly work with 701
[13:21] <peabody> I don't know why mine hates me
[13:22] <nikolam> peabody, try forum, also
[13:22] <nikolam> I am with 701, I think that modules for it are even included in 8.10.
[13:23] <nikolam> also I think there is even precompiled kernel for eee`s but I don`t know about separate 90x and 1000x versions
[13:23] <nikolam> Also I think it is always better to use normal updates and to refresh drivers yourself
[13:33] <peabody> yeah, so I want to isntall eeebuntu
[13:33] <peabody> eeexubuntu is an old distro for the original eeepcs and eeebuntu is based on 8.10
[13:34] <peabody> The forums search sucked but I managed to find references to the other builds on array.org
[13:34] <peabody> which deals with the eee specific kernel
[13:42] <nikolam> I use normal xubuntu with drivers installed. I have eee 701 4G
[13:43] <nikolam> also one can use eeebuntu with custom kernel and install xfce on it and get the same thing
[13:43] <nikolam> but I want to keep disk usage low and I use xubuntu default /Hardy with that script and no custom kernel
[15:02] <Seomah> hi I'm trying to set up a remote desktop to windows. Can someone help me?
[16:14] <lufc> hi Ive just installed 8.04.1 alternate on an old Sony Laptop and the dsktop is like a 10" square in the middle of the screen. ANy idea how I get it bigger fullsize
[16:14] <lufc> ?
[16:16] <sinbox> nope sorry
[17:10] <likemindead> What do you recommend for a good Linux-friendly printer/scanner? Is HP my best bet?
[17:11] <likemindead> I don't need anything too fancy. Just to print black and white and scan papers occasionally.
[17:15] <sinbox> I think linux support is pretty good with HP from what I read
[17:16] <likemindead> Thought so. Had an Epson that was no bueno. Thanks.
[17:18] <sinbox> if you search you can probably get it to work, I managed to find drivers for my canon after some searching
[17:26] <likemindead> Yeah, I found a driver, but only to print--no scan. Printer sucked anyways. Used too much ink.
[18:12] <rgnr> heu ppl
[18:14] <rgnr> join ubuntu
[18:37] <source> saluton
[18:40] <DarkTan> is there any way to find out what my user name was on Xubuntu 8.04?
[18:42] <nitro2k01> Are you logged in? Start a terminal and write whoami
[18:46] <DarkTan> no, not logged in
[18:47] <DarkTan> i did the install over two months ago, never touched it, forgot what i put for the user name
[18:50] <ThePub> is it possible to group the tasklist together w/o stacking the tasks?  i.e. if a new xterm is opened it will be appended to the xterm area but not as a stack.
[18:54] <lufc> can I ask again plese guys afetr 2 hours maybe sokme more peeps here -....
[18:54] <lufc> hi Ive just installed 8.04.1 alternate on an old Sony Laptop and the dsktop is like a 10" square in the middle of the screen. ANy idea how I get it bigger fullsize
[18:54] <lufc> well not 10" but like its on a 10" monitor
[18:57] <ThePub> checked your display settings?  (first place I'd check anyhow)  Settings -> Settings Manager -> Display
[18:59] <lufc> yes Ive got default, 800*600 and 640*480 (I presume default = 1024x768) none of them change the size of the actuak " screen"
[19:00] <lufc> if it was windows I'd be loking at the videoi card driver
[19:00] <lufc> no idea wher to start in xubuntu
[19:01] <lufc> (of course, this laptop screen worked pefectly in XP - if bloody slow!)
[19:01] <ThePub> so you have a square showing video which is smaller than the actual physical screen?
[19:02] <lufc> yup
[19:02] <ThePub> and what type of laptop/vintage are we talking about?
[19:03] <lufc> sony vaio PCG-R600HEk Pentium III, 20GB HD, 12."1 XGA (1024*768) TFT Display
[19:03] <theking> How do you generate SSH keys?
[19:05] <ThePub> lufc: apparently similar issues can happen in XP :) http://www.techsupportforum.com/microsoft-support/windows-xp-support/270612-sony-vaio-display-not-fullscreen-after-xp-install.html
[19:06] <lufc> :-) see he didnt get an answer :-(
[19:10] <ThePub> I won't have an answer for you, but here's an educated guess:  a) driver incompatibilities as you've already indicated; you're going to have to check to see if the xorg driver being used supports what you're running.  /etc/X11/xorg.conf has that information in the "Device" section, should be a Driver line.  b) default install is probably using xrandr and it's not detecing the full capabilities of the screen, so you'll probaby have to enter tha
[19:12] <ThePub> I wonder if this might be a good start though: http://www.damia.net/vaio/
[19:12] <ThePub> patching the 915 driver and inserting the appropriate monitor entries
[19:14] <lufc> beyond my capabilities I'm afriad..
[19:14] <lufc> ah well back to XP
[19:14] <lufc> Ther's always "something" with Linux isn't there?
[19:14] <ThePub> I'd argue there's always "something" with proprietary hardware :)
[19:15] <lufc> Windows works
[19:15] <lufc> Thers always a problem with Linux
[19:15] <lufc> some driver or other
[19:15] <lufc> Hey I'm no Win fan boy bu if it doesn't work out of the box.. I aint got the time or patinece to start compiling code
[19:16] <lufc> sigh!
[19:17] <ThePub> windows vs linux on my eee is quite significant.  there's a huge on-disk size divide. it's worth the extra effort imo, but that's just my own opinion.  Windows works, but it works its way.
[19:19] <lufc> ok-.. when I installed this There were lost of option s about the monitor.. I picked the nearest .. how do i get back to that insrtall optionj on the CD about monitor type ?
[19:21] <Odd-rationale> theking: ssh-keygen -t rsa
[19:21] <Odd-rationale> https://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/CreatingAnSSHKeyPair
[19:23] <Odd-rationale> lufc: what's your video card? can you pastebin the output of "lspci" from a terminal?
[19:23] <lufc> im on a differnt pc moment please
[19:23] <Odd-rationale> oh ok...
[19:26] <lufc> (Odd-rationale): lspci = Intel Corporation 82815 Chipset graphics Controller (CGC) (rev11)
[19:27] <Odd-rationale> lufc: is there a way i can take a look at your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file?
[19:29] <lufc> well Ive got it on screen
[19:29] <lufc> there is nothing
[19:29] <lufc> for Configured video device
[19:29] <lufc> nothing for Configured monitor
[19:30] <lufc> and nothing for default screen
[19:30] <lufc> keyboard, touchpad and mouse are only things configured
[19:32] <Odd-rationale> lufc: have you tried using the vesa drivers?
[19:33] <Odd-rationale> http://paste2.org/new-paste
[19:33] <Odd-rationale> whoops
[19:33] <Odd-rationale> http://paste2.org/p/124081
[19:33] <Odd-rationale> i got to go eat lunch... i'll be back later...
[19:36] <lufc> no I'll try that thanks
[19:57] <grandmaneedshelp> Hi everyone! I am setting up xubuntu on my EIGHTY year old grandmas laptop... I am trying to simplify it as much as possible, a long with locking the system down settings wise. Any ideas?
[20:06] <`Chris> Hello is there a way of getting the Printscreen keyboard button to bind to a screenshot utility as it was like when I used Ubuntu (GNOME)?
[20:32] <Pirate_Hunter> hi i keep getting a message at login that the power management is not properly installed how do i fix this?
[20:37] <Pirate_Hunter> can some help me change xubuntu language setting from english to portuguese?
[20:44] <Pirate_Hunter> anyone here that can help me please
[20:53] <lufc> Ok finally managed to restar with vesa set ... absolutely no change.. same small screen within the screen
[20:56] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone help me with xubuntu where is the option to change language settings
[21:34] <lufc> Pirat: setting ->system -> language support
[21:35] <lufc> Pirate_Hunter ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[21:35] <lufc> Settings -> System -> Language Support
[21:38] <weatherkid> ﻿I got a problem-I am trying to install xubuntu via the alt. CD. When it trys to date the BIOS using acpi=force my screen turns yellow that black and it dies. Any ideas?
[21:41] <weatherkid> Can someone help me please?
[22:07] <lufc> re: my prob.. found one link http://www.ifi.uzh.ch/ailab/people/hkunz/r600hek/linux.html
[22:08] <lufc> where the guy just says: Graphics: Intel 82815 Graphics Controller. Include AGP support for I810/I815/I830M as well as DRM support for Intel I810. For framebuffer: vesafb.
[22:08] <lufc> but gives no clue as to what he did with this info to get it working
[22:31] <lufc> OK.. puppylinux
[22:32] <lufc> try it see what happens
[22:42] <lufc> works! full screen
[22:45] <lufc> shame !
[22:45] <lufc> xorg standrad 1024x768 settings
[22:46] <lufc> and I've been messing with xbunti for 7 hours
[22:47] <lufc> ah wel.. OK guys thanks for your help-.. off o find the puppylinux chan :-)
[23:27] <lufc> hmm..I'm back
[23:27] <lufc> hehe
[23:28] <lufc> I forgot it was just running from the CD..
[23:28] <lufc> when I rebooted.. surprise, surprise it booted into xubuntu.. in FULL SCREEN!
[23:28] <lufc> God knows how! Dont ask me.. that sneaky little puppy must dun sumfink!
[23:29] <lufc> but anyways.. I'd now like to play with my xubuntu install but I can't cos it keeps recycling back to the login.. after a few mins..
[23:29] <lufc> something about chron jobs or something.. I'll catch it next time round
[23:30] <lufc> I did a big update previously.. is this anthing to do with it?
[23:30] <lufc> updating and resetting?
[23:30] <lufc> 6th time around now
[23:31] <lufc> login.. desktop... disk activity .. mouse cursor locks... back to login
[23:32] <lufc> ok the messages before the login were.. (roughly)
[23:32] <lufc> anachrostic cron anacron
[23:32] <lufc> starting defered exec...
[23:32] <lufc> per c...
[23:33] <lufc> Checking battery state...
[23:33] <lufc> lload boot...
[23:35] <Jinto> Ok, so I've got a bit of a problem.
[23:35] <Jinto> Old Dell laptop and xubuntu didn't automatically see the wireless card.
[23:35] <Jinto> Any help/advice/suggestions?
[23:38] <lufc> OK here they are in more complete form after the latest loop:
[23:38] <lufc> Starting anarchronistic cron anacron [OK]
[23:39] <lufc> Starting defferede exec scheduler crono [OK]
[23:39] <lufc> Starting periodic command scheduler [OK]
[23:39] <lufc> Checking Battery State [OK]
[23:39] <lufc> Running Local boot scripts [OK]
[23:40] <lufc> then it cycles back to the login screen again .. and again... Groundhog Nix
[23:40] <lufc> I need an intervention , man! Help me break this cycle! :-)
[23:43] <lufc> looks like its an old bug: http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg449074.html
[23:45] <lufc> Jinto.. I'm no expert man but from what I've gatherd.. find the info you need an install it manually into /etc/X11/xorg.conf (sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf)
[23:45] <Odd-rationale> xorg.conf is for video, not for wireless devices...
[23:47] <lufc> see.. told you i was no expert ;->
[23:47] <Jinto> Your still better then me.
[23:48] <Odd-rationale> lufc: i'm guessing xorg is crashing for you.. that may be why you are constantly returning to the login screen... maybe check you /var/log/Xorg.0.log ...
[23:48] <Odd-rationale> Jinto: do you know what wireless device you have? try running "lspci" in a terminal. and pastebin the results..
[23:48] <Odd-rationale> !pastebin
[23:50] <lufc> can i get to the net from myterminal?
[23:50] <Odd-rationale> lufc: yes.
[23:51] <kathryn> odd-rationale: http://paste.ubuntu.com/99295/
[23:51] <Jinto> Me and Katryn are working on her laptop.
[23:51] <Jinto> Kathryn*
[23:51] <Odd-rationale> kathryn: ah... a broadcom... not so nice... :(
[23:51] <lufc> so to paste this log?
[23:52] <kathryn> figures...
[23:52] <Odd-rationale> kathryn: well, first, do you have any wired internet connection on that machine?
[23:52] <Jinto> She did until we had to remove the XP partition completely.
[23:53] <Jinto> She's on a ethernet cable right now.
[23:53] <S-i-A> hi
[23:53] <Odd-rationale> Jinto: so kathryn is wired right now and has internet access?
[23:53] <Odd-rationale> on that machine
[23:53] <kathryn> yes
[23:53] <Odd-rationale> good.
[23:53] <Jinto> But no wireless
[23:53] <Odd-rationale> kathryn: have you tried going to the Applications --> System --> Drivers Manager?
[23:54] <Odd-rationale> kathryn: does any wireless drivers appear there?
[23:54] <S-i-A> after upgrade to 8.10 the xkbption to change keyboard layout worked no more, and the xfce4-xkb-plugin dispaly just one keyboard layout. any idea how can i fix that?
[23:54] <kathryn> i dont see "drivers manager" but i do see "hardware drivers"
[23:55] <Odd-rationale> kathryn: yeah. that one... sorry...
[23:55] <kathryn> ok!
[23:55] <kathryn> hang on
[23:55] <S-i-A> oh i founde it
[23:56] <kathryn> "no proprietary drivers are in use on this system"
[23:56] <S-i-A> alle keyboard option are disabled in xorg.conf with # at first
[23:56] <S-i-A> that is my bug to xubuntu :)
[23:56] <Odd-rationale> kathryn: hmm. ok. can you pastebin the output of "iwconfig"
[23:57] <kathryn> http://paste.ubuntu.com/99305/
[23:58] <S-i-A> brb
[23:59] <Odd-rationale> kathryn: looks like you wireless device is already detected... what version of xubuntu is this?