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UKGentHi everyone - just successfully upgraded to Jaunty00:05
SiDiUKGent: congratz :D00:07
UKGentSiDi thanks - my old settings seem OK so far anyway lol00:07
SiDiglad for you :D00:08
UKGentThey are already talking about 'Kool' anyway - that seems a more radical departure with 'cloud' capability etc.  looking forward to it00:09
SiDigood night people00:14
UKGentnight00:14
arktvrvsI've ifconfig'd eth0, did the iptables command, and installed/configured dnsmasq (all as i did on slackware for simple NAT) but I'm not having much luck here on ubuntu, I have a suspicion that networkmanager is the culprit. Whats the easiest way to set up NAT?00:57
n2diywhen I load a music cd Totem movie player opens?01:13
ochosin2diy, that means you have that option activated in thunar's volume management01:13
n2diyochos, ok, how do I access that?01:14
Idespnnrany one ever see this error when trying to modify partitions?? "enclosing drive for volume is locked"01:15
n2diyochos, edit/prefrences?01:15
JPohlmannIdespnnr: Sounds like you're actually *using* the drive you want to modify.01:15
IdespnnrJPohlmann: odd... its the xubuntu live cd01:18
JPohlmannIdespnnr: Have you mounted one of the existing hard drive partitions?01:19
n2diy.Can someone recommend an intermediate level drawing program, I don't need the power (or learning curve) of Gimp, but I would like to work in a grid enviornment.01:24
tmurasedia, maybe?01:25
tmurasealthough that's more akin to visio01:25
IdespnnrJPohlmann: I have not01:28
IdespnnrI can confirm via mount command01:28
Idespnnrand cat /proc/mount01:28
JPohlmannYou can also check the listing of "df -h".01:28
JPohlmannIf you have no partition from your hard drive mounted and still get that error that'd be a bug.01:29
ochosin2diy, sorry, you misspelled my name so i didn't get notified01:37
ochosin2diy, in case you haven't found it yet: thunar -> edit -> preferences -> advanced -> (under volume management) configure01:38
n2diyochosi, sorry about that. Yes, I found it.01:38
qkallhi im trying to use the same script i was using in previous ubuntus (now on 9.04) for my backgrounds...01:39
qkalli set up a cron job01:39
qkall*/5 * * * * killall -URS1 xfdesktop01:39
qkallit doesnt seem to work with juanty01:39
ochosiqkall, you have to use xfconf for that (haven't changed the bgimage yet with that, so you'll have to look for yourself)01:40
qkallochosi: ok i found a perl script... however i don't fully understand it...01:44
qkalli know i have to change the folder where my pictures are in the script... but not really understanding it... going to play around... brb01:45
ochosiqkall, example: xfconf-query -c xfce4-desktop -p /backdrop/screen0/monitor0/image-path -s ~/path-to-wallpaper01:48
princeduganSomeone told me a command that I since forgot, to reset opengl settings and it fixed my slow <1fps performance. does anybody here know it?01:49
n2diy.Can someone recommend an intermediate level drawing program, I don't need the power (or learning curve) of Gimp, but I would like to work in a grid enviornment.02:24
n2diyIs gnome office suitable for xubuntu?02:27
TheSheepn2diy: mtpaint02:37
n2diyTheSheep: tnx02:38
TheSheepn2diy: but gimp is really not as hard as rumored, especially recent versions02:38
n2diyTheSheep: well, maybe I'll take another look at it, but I don't need layers and stuff, I just want to draw a grid.02:39
tantradnyan2diy: Did you try Dia?02:41
n2diytantradnya: working on it, can't find it in my menus, so I'm going to try and run it from the cli now.02:42
tantradnyaI also need same grid based drawing, equivalent to MS Visio02:43
tantradnyaI will try Kivio but we need KDE02:43
TheSheepInkscapeno idea what visio does02:44
TheSheepsorry02:44
TheSheepno idea02:44
n2diytantradnya: Dia just finished loading, and looks like it will do what I want, a grid is displayed by default, don't know if it is printable yet?02:45
TheSheeptantradnya: if you need graphs and diagrams, try dia02:45
TheSheepInkscape could work too02:46
TheSheepa little more manual02:46
tantradnyaok I will try02:46
TheSheepneither inkscape or dia are raster though02:47
TheSheepboth do vectors02:47
TheSheepthey don't have a good library with ready symbols though, that's a great shame02:48
TheSheepyou can use system icons with inkscape02:48
tmurasevisio is like dia :)02:57
J_Litewskigha, i'm only on chapter 8...03:13
J_Litewskiand Internet Applications basically needs a rewrite to sound (and look) nice03:14
J_Litewskifun fun fun making the Help Documents newbie friendly03:15
n2diyDia is cool, does everything I need, now I'm trying to print my diagram, but I don't know how to tell dia to use the network printer, it is looking for lpr?03:19
arktvrvsWhere is the menu editor in 9.04?03:20
arktvrvsand why does everything look so different?03:22
J_LitewskiGnome Office is installed by default, correct?03:47
J_Litewski1Is Scribus installed by default?04:22
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MoodJ_Litewski1: i don't believe so04:47
J_Litewski1ok, ty04:47
J_Litewski1fixing some errors in the docs04:47
Moodwhy isn't k/x/ubuntu CIFS related shutdown bug still not fixed? or is it just me who keeps getting it? (hardy heron, ibex, and now jaunty)05:05
Moodam i doing something wrong on the installs? or does everyone get the error message "CIFS VFS: Server Not Responding" errors as well?05:06
J_Litewski1is there a man graphical frontend?05:09
ipressthebuttonshello08:26
ipressthebuttonsguys?08:26
ipressthebuttonsis nobody there? D:08:28
ipressthebutton1what time is keb usually on?08:51
_Pete_00:00-00:5908:55
ipressthebutton1I have a question for keb D:08:56
_Pete_only for him?08:56
ipressthebutton1well08:56
ipressthebutton1he solved a problem of mine before.08:56
ipressthebutton1and I posted a url here08:57
ipressthebutton1and I forgot that url, but need it again08:57
ipressthebutton1and I had to reinstall xubuntu, so I can't check MY Internet history.08:57
_Pete_that might be a problem08:57
ipressthebutton1the issue is in my resolution08:58
ipressthebutton1I have a hand-me-down gateway laptop, and it's a bit finicky08:58
ipressthebutton1My screen is 1280x750, and the screen resolution I have right now is 1600x120008:58
ipressthebutton1I can't see the bottom or right side of my screen. It's a huge pain.08:58
_Pete_unofortunatelly, I cant help you08:59
ipressthebutton1that's why keb needs to save the day08:59
_Pete_good point08:59
_Pete_I have already relied to nvidia09:00
_Pete_everything with that works perfectly09:00
ipressthebutton1my graphics card is annoying on this09:00
ipressthebutton1xubuntu is the best working system I've tried so far, and I've tried a lot of systems09:01
ipressthebutton1every OS I install here has the same 1600x1200 resolution09:01
ipressthebutton1xubuntu's menu is in the top left, the only part I can see09:01
_Pete_odd09:01
ipressthebutton1so it works.09:01
ipressthebutton1my windows got a crippling virus, and I'm just using a temporary OS until I can get a new laptop. This one is fairly old.09:02
_Pete_right09:02
_Pete_personally I hate laptops09:02
ipressthebutton1Personally09:02
ipressthebutton1it's all I have09:02
ipressthebutton1Desktops are too expensive for a jobless student09:02
_Pete_yeah right09:03
_Pete_where are you from?09:03
ipressthebutton1missouri09:03
_Pete_and where's that ?09:03
ipressthebutton1the united states of america?09:03
_Pete_ok09:04
_Pete_you happen to know not all world is usa09:04
ipressthebutton1really?09:04
ipressthebutton1woahhhh09:04
_Pete_anyway09:05
_Pete_for your resolution problem09:05
_Pete_I can not help :(09:06
ipressthebutton1I can deal with it for now.09:06
_Pete_lolz09:06
_Pete_this is "linux for desktops"09:07
_Pete_if you know that09:07
ipressthebutton1the only difference is the screen size09:07
ipressthebutton1I'm gonna go now09:08
_Pete_If I mau query09:09
_Pete_what do do with comp?09:09
ipressthebutton1what does anyone do with a computer09:09
_Pete_well09:10
ipressthebutton1youtube and porn09:10
_Pete_if you ask from me09:10
ipressthebutton1that's what computers are for09:10
_Pete_I am sure answer is totally different thab yours09:10
Doctor_Vexalright09:45
Doctor_Vexi need a little help here09:45
Doctor_Vexi wanted to try windows game DVD to install via wine and look if it runs09:46
Doctor_Vexbut Xubuntu does not show any content on said DVD09:46
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Keriohello10:22
SiDihi10:22
Keriogonna install x-ubuntu today. Preparing a harddrive thats gonna be dedicated to different OS's :)10:23
SiDigood idea :P10:24
Kerio200gb sata with, xubuntu, win7, xp and so on10:24
Doctor_Vexso no one can tell me why i cant see the DVDs content?10:24
SiDiyou should even dedicate it to the Mouse10:24
SiDiDoctor_Vex: codec missing :P10:24
Keriopherhaps other distro's as well :)10:24
SiDi!medibuntu10:24
ubottumedibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org10:24
SiDi!libdvdcss210:24
ubottuFor multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats10:24
SiDi!restricted10:24
Doctor_Vexcodec for what?10:24
Doctor_Vexi want to see the content of the DVD10:24
Doctor_Vexnot some movie10:24
SiDioh10:24
SiDiyou mean your DVD drive ?10:25
Doctor_Vexwell doh wait10:25
Doctor_Vexi just figured that i havent put in a DVD drive in that Xubuntu PC10:26
SiDiKerio: do you know about dualbooting and bootloaders already ?10:26
Doctor_VexxD10:26
SiDiDoctor_Vex: doh.. :)10:26
Keriothink i got sufficent info about it10:26
Doctor_Vexmakes sense that the CD drive cant read it10:26
Keriogrub will create an entry for xp as well hopefully?10:26
SiDiKerio: for XP sure10:27
Kerionice10:27
SiDibut for vista it's more tricky.10:27
Kerioaha, i see :)10:27
Keriois it because vista uses different bootloader?10:27
Keriothen xp10:27
SiDiThey made it such a way it wont work, at Redmond :p gotta manually edit the menu.lst10:27
SiDiIt uses a new bootloader for itself, but the issue is just that vista requires disks to be mapped in a particular way to accept booting10:28
SiDiyou have to make him believe he's on HDD 0, or something like that (*doesn't really remember*)10:28
Keriohow strange10:29
SiDiYeh :P10:29
SiDiAnyways i don't recommand installing vista ^_^10:29
Kerioi have tried vista and don't really see any benefits compared to xp10:29
Kerioregarding the ms os i think im gonna go right for win7 instead10:29
Doctor_Vexvista lol10:29
SiDiI saw my entire system broken due to lack of drivers (after SP1, with the nvidia drivers, still in 640x480)10:29
SiDiI saw the slowness, too.10:30
Keriostill need a winOS ti play teh games :P10:30
SiDiI'm done with windows, here :) no more proprietary OSes. I'll relay on XP and wine10:30
Kerioto*10:30
Doctor_Vexseriously. forget vista. its made of fail10:30
Kerioyeah? what games do you play through wine?10:30
SiDiNone atm :D10:30
Keriohaha10:30
Doctor_Vexnot like you could play games with wine xD10:31
SiDii played The witcher, sup com, BG2, nwn, nwn2, diablo 2, war 310:31
SiDii'll play L2 as soon as i'll have a true internet connection10:31
SiDiand i also play et:qw natively10:31
Keriohow well does wine work? i have heard some negative stuff about ut10:31
* SiDi waits for Wolfenstein 2009 Linux client !10:31
Doctor_Vexyay10:31
SiDiIt works pretty fine, but most games require some tricks, because they need the latest directx / visual c++10:31
SiDiThere are three kinds of apps10:32
SiDithose that dont launch due to required files/functions10:32
SiDithose that lag/have 1 or 2 missing features (majority)10:32
SiDiand those that work just fine10:32
Kerioaha10:32
SiDiGames are mostly in the second category :p10:32
SiDiOffice apps mostly in the third10:32
Keriogot any experience with cs through wine?10:32
SiDiI don't play any steam game10:32
SiDiI _hate_ steam10:33
Kerioi have no particular love for valve either10:33
SiDiI've been really really pissed of paying for HL2 silver10:33
Keriobut i must admit i enjoy playin cs1.6 :p10:33
SiDiI had a 30 char account10:33
SiDiit got somehow hacked10:33
Kerioreally? how odd10:33
SiDii sent them the bill + a copy of my identity card, asked for my account, never got even an answer10:34
Kerioany idea how it happend?10:34
SiDiThe day their platform will be safe and their support will answer i'll consider giving them money again10:34
SiDiobviously no. I wasnt using my account online10:34
SiDiOne day i wanted to log and play HL2, wrong password. Asked a password reminder, never went to my mailbox10:34
SiDinot hard to understand :>10:34
Keriovalve is always gonna be about hte profit10:34
Keriosometimes customer service and profit do not go hand in hand unfortuneatley10:35
SiDiAnyways i buy only native linux games without securom now :D10:35
Kerio(excuse my spelling)10:35
SiDiFor the other games, i just steal my father/brother's games and ps310:35
SiDi(your spelling is ok ;p)10:35
Keriosecurerom is the weird copyright that mess upp the dvd-drive, yes?10:35
SiDiIts the CD protection that prevents you to play almost every time, yes.10:36
Kerioi have heard that it mess up the dvd drive to the extent that you cannot even burn discs at high speeds10:36
Kerioanymore10:37
Keriosidi have you tried the x-ubuntu 9.04 yet?10:38
SiDiI'm under it :)10:39
Kerionice!10:39
SiDiIts the only OS on my PC ^^10:39
* SiDi admits he also has OpenSolaris and Ubuntu server for testing purposes :|10:39
Keriohow does it work? is it buggy?10:39
Keriohehe, ok10:39
SiDiIt works fine of course.10:39
Keriodo you use the new ext4?10:39
SiDiNo10:39
SiDimy system partition was already in ext310:39
Kerioah ok10:40
SiDicouldn't bother to reinstall, so i just upgraded10:40
Kerioah i see10:40
SiDibut i tested jaunty under ext410:40
SiDieven faster :)10:40
Keriohad 8 version befoce?10:40
Kerioah, cool10:40
Kerioim not quite sure if ium gonna go for ext4 or ext310:40
SiDi(but be careful, if you use ext4 and then if you install, lets say mandriva, their grub wont be able to boot the ext4 partition, so install jaunty in latest so you'll have a grub that can boot ext4)10:40
SiDigo for ext310:40
SiDicompared to windows it'll already be fast enough ;)10:41
Kerioprolly should wait til installing it on ext4 or what do you think?10:41
Keriohehe ok10:41
SiDiand if theres a bug that wasnt found in ext4, you wont have it10:41
Keriotrue10:41
Keriosidi do you use propriatary drivers for graphics card?10:43
SiDiYeh10:44
SiDiNvidia cards :) on all the PCs10:44
Kerioah allright, i have a counter strike server (ubuntu 8) with custom kernel. Tried the propratary drivers there but got into problems10:45
Kerioprobably cause of the custom kernel10:45
SiDiYeh :P10:45
Keriobut vesa driver work satisfactory for server use still10:45
SiDiIf its a server, drop X :)10:46
SiDimore performances then10:46
Keriohehe, im not that good yet :)10:46
SiDiWell, if you dont wanna bother with the setup in console mode10:46
SiDijust now that it works, launch the server from the shell, and shutdown gdm10:47
SiDiand you wont have Xorg + gdm + gnome stuff running in background when your server runs10:47
Kerioproblem is that if i run the server from through ssh it will only be up as long as i have that session running10:47
Kerioif i disconnect the server stops10:48
mylistohey all10:50
Keriogonna install now! catch u later10:52
mylistoI'm trying to do a livecd of xubuntu on an older laptop...I'm getting a 'Buffer I/O error on device fd0, logical block 0'10:55
mylistohow can I disable the floppy drive?  I don't have a floppy drive in the laptop that I am testing xubuntu on10:55
SiDihm10:57
* SiDi searches10:58
SiDimylisto: go to your BIOS10:59
mylistosidi: tried that...11:00
mylistoI finally got passed it by using11:00
mylistoall_generic_ide floppy=off irqpoll11:00
mylistoat boot..11:00
mylistonow I am getting some squashfs errors11:00
SiDiyou should have an option there to disable the floppy drive11:02
SiDiits between your kernel and your motherboard. I think you should try #ubuntu, there'll be more people who can help than here11:03
pepHi11:14
SiDihi11:20
pepI just installed Xubuntu and I am very impressed :)11:35
pepI don't like totem very much though, so I removed it and wanted to install vlc11:35
pepbut here I see it installs 40 packages, 82.8MB... which makes me doubt... will my system performances be effected after having installed vlc or is it just a matter of disk usage? (ie. will there be additional background processes?)11:37
pepaffected*11:38
SiDihm its disk usagz ;)11:38
SiDivlc is a Qt app so it requires some Qt dependencies11:38
pepOk, I understand.11:39
pepAlso, I heard it is preferable to install vlc-plugin-pulse11:39
SiDiNo11:40
SiDiNo pulse for xubuntu :)11:40
SiDiWe use ALSA11:40
pepah great11:40
pepthat's what I wanted to hear :)11:40
SiDi:d11:40
pepI uninstalled pulse in hardy11:40
pep(on gnome)11:40
pepthanks for your help11:40
keriohello!11:41
kerioim on 9.04 ubuntu now11:42
pepcongratulations and welcome aboard kerio :)11:45
keriothx :)11:45
kerioim having some problems connecting my ntfs partions11:46
kerioi can see them through gigolo11:46
keriobut i cant open them11:46
kromar1is there any prog to emulate cds like deamon tools?11:46
pepkromar, you can mount an iso with a -loop option.. let me fetch the command...11:46
kerioG_IO_error _FAILED_HANDLED_INTHEUI11:46
kromar1you might wanna run a chkdsk /f under windows and reboot 2 times and see if that fixes the problem11:47
keriokromar1 talking to me? :)11:47
kromar1kerio: yes, that fixed the problem for me11:48
pepactually kromar1 you can use an app called gmount-iso or use the command line to mount the iso in a folder11:48
pepsudo mount -o your.iso /cdrom11:48
keriook thx, gonna google on it and then give it a try11:49
pepnp11:49
SiDi-t iso9660 -o loop actually11:50
pepsudo mount -o loop your.iso /cdrom11:50
pephehe11:50
pepI just saw it11:50
pepoh ok11:50
SiDi;)11:50
pepyes, I remember that -t option too now :)11:50
SiDiif it doesnt mount it means your file isnt a real iso11:50
SiDibut a mdf or some crappy format like that11:50
pepyes, I remember mounting a hfsplus iso once11:51
pep-t hfsplus11:51
pepgave me a headache that one11:51
SiDithose formats should be banned :D11:52
Keriohey again11:54
Kerioweird thing11:54
Keriogrub have an entry for the xp os11:54
Keriobut cant boot from it11:55
Kerioi think it is because i have 2 boot sectors11:55
Keriomaybe it "guessed" wrong11:55
Kerioi had to change the boot priority to another disk11:55
Keriothen the windows bootmgr started11:55
Kerioand then i could boot successfully11:55
Kerioif i have a bootsector written on one disk11:56
Keriothen write another on a different disk11:56
Keriowill grub then assume the the xp os is on the wrong disk pherphaps?11:56
Kerioany suggestions?11:56
satansaunthow do i get xubuntu to recognise the volume buttons on my laptop from startup?12:58
pepsatansaunt, I am working on the same problem for my thinkpad r6112:59
pepjust found this http://www.nowhere.dk/articles/lenovo_thinkpad_t61_xfce_and_volume_keys12:59
pepI guess it will work for other laptops too13:00
pepmight need some figuring out for the signals though13:00
satansaunti'm using a t6113:00
satansaunthopefully this should work13:00
SiDisatansaunt: go to the keyboard shortcut window13:04
SiDiand add a shortcut for, lets say, your key "Volume up"13:04
SiDiand as a command, put "aumix -v +10"13:04
SiDiand tell me if it works, please13:04
pepamixer sset Master 5%+13:04
pepand amixer sset Master 5%-13:04
pepfor mute: amixer sset Master toggle13:04
pepthis works13:05
SiDipep: thanks yours are better :)13:05
pepin settings - keyboard - application shortcuts13:05
satansaunti can't tell whether or not it works, i'll find out when i reboot13:06
satansauntthanks for your help guys13:06
pepactually it works straight away13:06
SiDino need to reboot satansaunt13:06
pepas soon as you close the keyboard shortcut window13:06
pepamusing that I was just trying to get this working at the same time...13:08
pepif you have a thinkpad you might be interested by a way of activating middle click scrolling with the trackpoint13:08
pephttp://psung.blogspot.com/2008/09/scrolling-with-thinkpads-trackpoint-in.html I just did this13:09
pepgoing to reboot13:09
pepI guess restarting hal or gdm would work actually13:09
satansaunti wouldn't be able to tel whether or not it works straight away at the mo- i'd already solved the problem, for this session13:11
satansauntbut the next time i reboot that's when i'll find out whether or not it has saved the settings or not13:11
pephey13:14
pepI can confirm the tutorial for vertical and horizontal scrolling works13:14
pepI had to reboot though, gdm didn't want to restart properly13:14
satansaunti'm having a blonde moment over here...13:23
satansaunti need to edit some info irssi13:23
satansauntbut i can't remember where13:23
satansaunthaven't used it for a while13:23
pepmaybe /.irssi/config ?13:25
satansauntlol at me13:25
pepI just realized thunar does not handle ftp13:28
pepI was quite used to nautilus for that, will have to look for an ftp client13:28
ali_hi14:42
ali_any one there?14:42
SiDino14:43
SiDiwe're all sleepng14:43
ali_lol14:43
SiDiWhat's up ?14:43
ali_i've got a question14:44
ali_hi. I'm trying to get the sound working. I've increased all the volumes to max. The sound works on my head phones but not on my laptop speakers.14:44
SiDiOkay :) first, are you using only xubuntu or  also kubuntu/ubuntu ?14:44
SiDiWhat does "ps aux | grep pulse" return, please ?14:44
SiDiAnd also, what laptop model do you have ?14:44
ali_only Xubuntu14:44
SiDiI also  might need the output of : cat /proc/asound/card0/codec\#* | grep Codec14:45
SiDiand lspci | grep -i audio14:45
ali_ali       5162  0.0  0.1   3340   804 pts/1    S+   14:45   0:00 grep pulse14:45
SiDiand, i also need to know if you're under Jaunty or Intrepid/Hardy :)14:46
ali_sony vaio B1VP (its 4 years old)14:46
ali_jaunty14:46
SiDiI need the output of : "cat /proc/asound/card0/codec\#* | grep Codec" and "lspci | grep -i audio" (copy paste them in a terminal, and please put the output at paste.ubuntu.com)14:47
ali_ cat /proc/asound/card0/codec\#* | grep Codec: no such file or directory14:50
ali_i'll copy and paste this time14:50
SiDioh, surprising14:50
ali_still same14:50
SiDiok, do the other command then14:50
ali_ok14:51
SiDimaybe it'll be enough to find what audio chipset you have14:51
SiDi(there are ~6 different chipsets for vaio laptops, and they require different alsa settings, we're trying to find the most appropriate one)14:51
ali_00:1f.5 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801DB/DBL/DBM (ICH4/ICH4-L/ICH4-M) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 03)14:51
ali_ok. thanks14:52
SiDinow there are 7 :d14:52
ali_why do I have paste in paste.ubuntu.com?14:53
SiDiok, do ls /proc/asound/14:53
SiDiand if you have something named card0 appearing14:53
SiDido ls /proc/asound/card014:53
ali_I get the following o/p:codec97#0  id  intel8x0  oss_mixer  pcm0c  pcm0p  pcm1c  pcm2c  pcm3c  pcm4p14:54
SiDiok then, cat /proc/asound/card0/codec97#014:55
ali_cat: /proc/asound/card0/codec97#0: Is a directory14:56
SiDiuse ls instead of  cat then please14:56
SiDiand then tell me which files are inside14:56
ali_ac97#0-0  ac97#0-0+regs14:57
SiDialright, you'll cat this ac97 file14:58
SiDithe info we need should be there14:58
ali_how do I cat the file?15:00
SiDicat /proc/asound/card0/codec97#0/ac97#0-015:00
SiDiyou can press the 'Tab' key for autocompletion by the way. Just type one or two letters, then tab15:00
ali_thanks15:01
ali_ali@ali-laptop:~$ cat /proc/asound/card0/codec97#0/ac97#0-015:01
ali_0-0/0: Analog Devices AD1981B15:01
ali_PCI Subsys Vendor: 0x104d15:01
ali_PCI Subsys Device: 0x81c515:01
ali_Capabilities     : -headphone out-15:01
ali_DAC resolution   : 20-bit15:01
ali_ADC resolution   : 16-bit15:01
ali_3D enhancement   : No 3D Stereo Enhancement15:01
ali_Current setup15:01
SiDiDont write it all here15:01
ali_Mic gain         : +20dB [+20dB]15:01
ali_POP path         : pre 3D15:01
ali_Sim. stereo      : off15:01
SiDithe bot will kick you for flooding :P15:01
ali_3D enhancement   : off15:02
ali_Loudness         : off15:02
ali_Mono output      : MIX15:02
ali_Mic select       : Mic115:02
ali_ADC/DAC loopback : off15:02
ali_Extended ID      : codec=0 rev=1 AMAP DSA=0 VRA15:02
ali_Extended status  : VRA15:02
ali_PCM front DAC    : 48000Hz15:02
ali_PCM ADC          : 48000Hz15:02
ali_oh,ok15:02
ali_where do I write it?15:02
SiDihttp://paste.ubuntu.com15:02
ali_and I put my name as the poster?15:02
SiDiYeh15:03
SiDiit will give you a link once you pasted it, just post this link here15:03
SiDiso i can read your paste15:03
ali_ok I'll do it again15:03
SiDithe command "cat /proc/asound/card0/codec97#0/ac97#0-0 >> log.txt" will put all the output in a file named log.txt, that you can then open with a text editor ~ incase you find it more convenient15:04
ali_http://paste.ubuntu.com/162256/15:04
SiDiAlright, we're now going to solve the problem: )15:05
SiDiplease type "gksudo mousepad /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf"15:05
ali_where does it store the file?15:06
SiDiin your home directory15:06
SiDi(when you open a terminal, it is opened in your home directory. you can use "cd" (change directory) in order to move to other folders. cd ~ = go to home folder / cd .. = go to parent folder / cd ./ = go to current folder (not very useful :p) / cd / = go to the system's root folder)15:07
SiDi(but thats offtopic)15:07
ali_ok.15:08
ali_i pasted it here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/162259/15:08
SiDiactually we're going to add something at the end ;)15:08
SiDiWe'll tell ALSA (the sound system) to use a specific audio card model, and then your sound should work much better15:09
SiDiHere is the line you'll add :  options snd-hda-intel model=laptop-eapd15:09
SiDionce it's down, you'll have to reboot your computer in order to check if it works15:10
ali_I'll paste it right at the end of the file. ok15:10
SiDi(if it doesnt, come back and we'll try another model. i'm not sure which model your laptop uses as it is quite old)15:11
ali_ok. thanks. I'm restarting15:13
ali_hi. I'm back.15:16
ali_just going to check if the sound works15:16
SiDiAlright :)15:17
ali_no. the head phones work but not the speakers. I tested sound by playing a youtube video. is there another way I should try?15:20
SiDihm15:20
SiDiwe're gonna try another model if you dont mind :)15:20
ali_ok15:21
SiDi options snd-hda-intel model=vaio15:21
SiDitry this one15:21
ali_what was the command to open the file?15:22
SiDi"gksudo mousepad /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf"15:22
ali_ok15:22
ali_ok done that15:23
SiDiAlright15:24
ali_I'll restart again15:24
SiDiyou have to reboot again then :/15:24
ali_i'm back. still no sound. I want to check that the volumes are all on max but I can't see that icon on the top right hand corner15:28
SiDirun xfce4-mixer for that15:28
SiDiHere is a list of other possible models : options snd-hda-intel model=vaio position_fix=0                    //         options snd-hda-intel model=sony-assamd          //      options snd-hda-intel model=sony-ar        // and finally :       options snd-hda-intel model=vaio-ar15:30
ali_nah. they are all at max15:30
SiDiIf none of these work, I suggest you post a message on ubuntuforums.com so that someone who has the same computer can help you15:30
ali_ok I'll try them15:30
SiDiin xfce4-mixer, press the "controls" button15:31
SiDiand ensure everything is checked in the prefs window15:31
ali_everything is checked15:31
ali_thanks for your help15:33
SiDiYou're welcome15:34
ali_I've got sound working on an older version of ubuntu 2 years ago. I'm just trying linux again15:34
SiDiI hope you'll find a solution15:34
SiDihm15:34
SiDithen there _is_ a solution :p15:35
SiDiif it was working two years ago, its possible to use what we call "backports"15:35
SiDierr no15:35
SiDiim saying crap15:35
ali_lol, ok15:35
SiDithats for new stuff on old systems, not old stuff on new systems xD15:35
SiDiwell, there should be a way to get the old drivers on your new system15:35
SiDiYou should post on ubuntuforums and give accurate information there15:36
SiDimaybe someone with an old laptop will be able to guide you15:36
ali_what info (apart from laptop version) should I give?15:36
SiDiThose few commands i asked you15:36
ali_ok15:36
SiDicat /proc/asound/card0/codec97#0/ac97#0-015:37
SiDiand also cat /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf15:37
SiDiand lspci | grep -i audio15:37
SiDi + your laptop's model, and the name (or version number) of the linux version in which it was still working15:37
Pres-GasCan I just say, we are soooo much more helpful than the fedora channels.  Let's pat ourselves on the back.15:43
* charlie-tca gives Pres-Gas a hug15:44
SiDiHeh15:45
Pres-GasSeriously...15:45
Pres-GasI think the regular fedora channel is okay, but the multitude of other channels...whew15:46
SiDiWell, i can't stand not trying to help someone who's in need (unless he's trying to run css under wine or to install skype T_T)15:46
Pres-GasLOL15:46
Pres-GasI hear that SiDi15:46
SiDiI'm following wine's questions on launchpad, and i'm also on winehq15:46
SiDii _do_ hate steam even more now15:46
ruadhH all16:24
SiDihi16:25
waanI've just installed mythtv but when I run mythtv-setup I just get a blank box. I searched google but can't find anybody else with the same problem16:53
SiDi #mythtv ;)16:54
SiDior mythbuntu16:54
SiDican't remember :/16:54
waanthanks i'll take a look16:56
Doctor_Vexsomeone tell me good media player for Ubuntu17:00
Doctor_Vexlike MPC for Widows17:00
Doctor_VexWindows17:00
charlie-tcaListen for Xubuntu17:01
charlie-tca!mediaplayer17:01
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about mediaplayer17:01
TheSheepthere is mpd/mpc for linux...17:01
TheSheepbut probably not hwat you have in mind17:01
Doctor_Vexhm?17:02
TheSheepmusic player daemon/cleint17:02
TheSheepclient17:02
SiDiExaile :D17:03
TheSheepbut if you mean movie player, default totem is pretty good, if you want more use vlc or mplayer17:03
Doctor_Vexyeah. i know those17:03
Doctor_Vexbut no MPC for Ubuntu17:04
TheSheepfortunately17:04
TheSheepthank you, Microsoft, that you don't write software for linux17:04
Doctor_Vexnope17:04
charlie-tca+1 TheSheep17:04
Doctor_VexMPC is GNU17:05
Doctor_Vexnot Microsoft17:05
Doctor_Vexoh GPL17:05
charlie-tcaThen there should be a Linux version also17:05
TheSheepyou mean GNU as in GNU is Not Unix operating system?17:05
TheSheepDoctor_Vex: who said Microsoft can't wrtie GPL apps?17:06
Doctor_Vexbecause i say so17:07
Doctor_Vexhttp://mpc-hc.sourceforge.net/17:07
Doctor_Vexbut the more important thing is17:07
Doctor_Vexthat not all freeware is made for linux17:07
Doctor_Vexhave to test VLC and MPlayer later again17:08
TheSheeppersonally I think it's more important to remember that gpl and freeware are two different things17:09
TheSheepDoctor_Vex: there is also gxine17:10
Doctor_Vexlol. im not going to begin a discussion about why a free software license is not freeware17:10
TheSheepme neither17:11
TheSheepthere are also hundreds of smaller projects that use gstreamer/xine or mplayer as backends17:11
TheSheepthey mostly differ in interface17:11
Doctor_Vexi just want a small player17:11
TheSheepwhat's wrong with totem?17:12
Doctor_Vexnot 1000 things that i will never use17:12
Doctor_Vexi remember i had problems with subtitles17:13
slow-motionhi17:13
Doctor_Vexhave to test a few things later17:13
Doctor_Vexwell will take more time till more and more ppl use linux not only for work or internet, but also for videos and entertainment~17:18
J_Litewskihow would you make a window?17:25
J_LitewskiI got an idea, and i want to start making a program17:25
SiDiJ_Litewski: a window ?17:27
* SiDi never makes GUIs :P17:27
J_Litewskiheh17:28
J_Litewskiis python a good way to start? or gtk+?17:28
charlie-tcaI'd ask JPohlman when he is around. He develops for Xfce17:28
J_Litewskiah17:29
charlie-tcaand he is xubuntu laison with Xfce17:29
SiDiJ_Litewski: PyGTK17:29
SiDiyou can create glade GUIs, then import them in python17:29
SiDiand then code the events on your GUI17:29
J_Litewskiah, cool17:30
SiDi!pytgtk17:30
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about pytgtk17:30
SiDi!pygtk17:30
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about pygtk17:30
SiDi!glade17:30
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about glade17:30
SiDiOh17:30
SiDi!kitten17:30
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about kitten17:30
charlie-tca!info pygtk17:30
ubottuPackage pygtk does not exist in jaunty17:30
charlie-tca!info pytgtk17:30
ubottuPackage pytgtk does not exist in jaunty17:30
SiDi!mouse17:30
ubottuEnabling extra mouse buttons: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManyButtonsMouseHowto  - Enabling serial mouse: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SerialMouseHowto17:30
charlie-tca!info glade17:30
ubottuglade (source: glade): GTK+ 2 User Interface Builder. In component universe, is extra. Version 2.12.2-0ubuntu3 (jaunty), package size 1558 kB, installed size 5156 kB17:30
SiDitake glade from the web17:30
SiDiThey have glade 3 :P17:30
J_Litewskii got python-glade2 (2.14.1-1ubuntu1)17:31
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trece8hi... a quick question: How do I edit the menu? Using the menu editor only shows the settings manager, help, about and quit17:38
SiDiUnfortunately, there is no menu editor yet17:38
trece8I mean, by text, by any means17:39
SiDiyou can edit the menu entries by copying them from /usr/share/applications to .local/share/applications/ and editing them with a text editor17:39
charlie-tcatrece8: http://wiki.xfce.org/howto/customize-menu17:39
trece8thanks charlie17:39
SiDiYou can also change some of their settings with alacarte (icon/text) but not their location or wether they should show up or not, afair.17:39
charlie-tcaSiDi: He is in 8.10 or earlier17:39
SiDicharlie-tca: oh17:39
SiDiSorry =P17:39
trece8i'm in 8.0417:39
SiDicharlie-tca: how can you see that ? Oo17:40
charlie-tca9.04 does not have the menu editor at all17:40
trece8he has mental powers17:40
SiDicharlie-tca: damn, i'm stupid :D17:40
* SiDi goes back to writing his man page ^^17:40
charlie-tcaNo, just didn't know. He said "Using the menu editor"17:40
charlie-tcaI have used it before. You don't really get to edit the existing menu with it, just add to it17:41
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SiDihi Ratty17:43
SiDiRafik *17:43
trece8charlie, thanks for the linki17:44
charlie-tcaYou are welcome17:44
trece8but it's long and won't read it17:44
charlie-tcaI hope it helps17:44
trece8it's the twitter generation, man :P17:44
trece8i only wanted to know where is the thunderbird icon17:44
charlie-tcaStill need info to know how to do things, though. 140 words is not enough to explain without screwing menus up.17:44
SiDitrece8: lol... "locate thunderbird.png" ? :)17:45
trece8sidi, i'll try it17:45
trece8i supposed it would be easier to see the menu and just see the thunderbird entry17:45
charlie-tcaWell, why didn't you say so. look in /usr/share/applications/thunderbird . It will tell you what icon is used, normally17:45
SiDi /usr/share/pixmaps/thunderbird.png trece817:45
trece8yeah, got that with catfish17:46
trece8good17:48
trece8charlie... i got into the "searching the menu" idea17:48
charlie-tcaYeah, all the menus are generated from /usr/share/applications files. Those are the .desktop files for the individual entries17:49
trece8thank17:50
trece8s17:50
SiDiicons are in /usr/share/icons/ and pixmaps anyways ;)17:50
SiDipixmaps if png, icons if svg17:50
SiDiand in icons/foo/* if the icon theme foo has icons for these apps17:50
trece8there are just too many folders to know what's where17:51
charlie-tcaagreed17:52
trece8and i don't have precisely an enciclopedic memory... so i'll forget this in 2 weeks tops17:52
charlie-tcaI know three or four, then just search forever for anything else17:52
trece8one question17:52
charlie-tcasure17:52
trece8what do you think of the advantages of xubuntu 9.04 over 8.04?17:53
trece8i like the synaptic screenshots17:53
trece8but otherwise...17:53
charlie-tca9.04 uses less resources, as far as memory17:53
trece8basically the same17:53
trece8the xfce part?17:53
charlie-tcayes, and the way everything is integrated.17:54
SiDitrece8: big xfce update :)17:54
trece8what is using more and more resources actually is firefox and thunderbird17:54
SiDifrom 4.4 to 4.617:54
SiDialso, more recent kernel / xorg, more recent applications17:54
SiDi(less stable though :D)17:54
charlie-tcaI couldn't load 8.04 in 128MB ram to be usable, I can with 9.0417:54
SiDitrece8: firefox is a pain, yeh17:54
SiDitry midori or opera17:54
trece8i have a decent computer17:55
charlie-tcafirefox in 9.04 is crazy, for some reason. I think it is the "improvements" made in it17:55
trece8but I don't like running this sower17:55
trece8Sidi... i use firefox because it has AdBlock and NoScript17:55
trece8to block ads and javascripts17:55
trece8i don't know if other browser can use that17:55
charlie-tcaYou could use epiphany-browser and still use those17:55
trece8gonna try17:55
SiDicharlie-tca: its 3.117:56
SiDiits better than 3.0 by far :)17:56
charlie-tcaUnless they moved from Gecko, now17:56
trece8anyway... i'm using ratpoison17:56
trece8so not very much xfce for me17:56
SiDitrece8: with opera + some good firewall rules you get the same17:56
trece8I don't think so, sidi17:56
SiDiyou can17:56
trece8the adblock lists are great, they are made and updated by people17:56
charlie-tcabut opera is not in the repositories, now17:56
SiDii got a friend doing it, but with chrome17:56
SiDicheck for TOR17:57
trece8*chrome sucks*17:57
trece8yes, but Tor is for anonimity17:57
SiDiI cant remember how he does but it can be done17:57
trece8i just don't want ads17:57
trece8and javascripts running like the google-analytics ones and such17:57
trece8it's not polite for people to run javascripts in your computer for no good reason for the viewer of the page17:58
trece8does midori work with javascript?17:59
charlie-tcaI turn off javascripts. It works for most pages17:59
charlie-tcaor I just don't browse much...18:00
trece8I use it for music and such18:00
trece8you can't listen to music without javascript a lot of times18:01
SiDiCan someone tell me what he thinks of a man page, please ? Wether it's readable or not18:01
charlie-tcaFrom the user viewpoint? what is it?18:01
SiDiYeh18:02
SiDii'm uploading it atm18:02
trece8charlie... i mean, for the guy seeing the webpage, he doesn't get any better for running google-analytics scripts on his machine18:02
trece8i can read it, sidi, and give you the fast-reading-newbie opinion :P18:03
SiDihttp://www.2nt.free.fr/host/tmp/reztorrent.1.gz :)18:03
charlie-tcaI know. I dump them to 127.0.0.118:03
SiDiput it in /usr/share/man, and then type "man reztorrent" please18:03
SiDiIt's a CLI bittorrent client18:03
charlie-tcaSiDi: what dir should it go in? ?18:07
trece8didn't work18:07
SiDi /usr/share/man18:07
trece8in /usr/share/man , yes18:07
trece8didn't work18:07
SiDi /usr/share/man/man1 sorry18:07
charlie-tcaJust dropping into /usr/share/man got a "No manual entry for reztorrent"18:07
trece8exactly18:08
trece8one question... where should I start to learn how to make GUI things?18:08
trece8I just want to make one GUI thing to avoid writing in the command line18:08
trece8with GTK or such, I think18:09
satansaunthow do i set the print screen to take a screen shot as it would under gnome?18:09
trece8if you have one probable link, it's good18:09
SiDitrece8: search for glade/pygtk tutorials18:09
SiDii dont know much about GUIs so i cant be specific18:09
trece8it's ok, sidi18:09
charlie-tcaOkay, got it opened18:10
satansauntorly18:10
trece8satansaunt...18:10
satansauntyah18:10
trece8go to system->add/remove18:10
trece8search for screenshot and download it18:10
trece8the application you want18:10
satansauntmerci18:10
trece8or you want the print screen button in the keyboard to do it?18:11
satansauntyes, thats what i want18:11
trece8mmm i don't know about that18:11
SiDisatansaunt: xfce4-screenshooter -f for full -w for window18:11
SiDiand without options for a window with options18:11
trece8sidi... he wants the key to make it18:11
trece8not starting a program18:11
SiDisee above :)18:11
trece8that works?18:11
SiDi-f for full screenshot18:11
SiDiyeh18:11
trece8but ...18:11
trece8the keyboard key?18:12
SiDiname is 'Print'18:12
charlie-tcadepends on the version of Xubuntu, jaunty you just need to hit the key or key combination you want.18:12
SiDibtw i also have a bash auto completion script here : www.2nt.free.fr/host/tmp/reztorrent_autocompletion.sh :P i'm proud of it :p18:13
trece8jaunty is in numbers?18:13
trece89.0418:13
trece8mmm... satan, install xubuntu 9.04 if you want the easy way, then18:13
trece8but if you can live by starting an application to make a screenshot, just download a program18:14
trece8sidi, just let me know when you learn how to fix the thing in the man page18:15
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SiDitrece8: put it in /usr/share/man/man1/ ;p18:15
charlie-tcaSiDi: options like -n --nat-pmp state Boot option. Should that be "Boot option also" or "Boot option only"?18:16
SiDiBoot only18:16
SiDii'll add it charlie-tca thanks18:16
J_Litewskiglade is complicated ;/18:18
SiDiapart from this, is it clear ?18:18
SiDiJ_Litewski: no its not :P Qt is much harder imho18:18
charlie-tcaIt is clear. looks good18:18
SiDithanks ! :)18:18
SiDiat least if the client fails the man doesnt XD18:18
charlie-tcasure. This is true.18:19
charlie-tcatrece8away: You put it in /usr/share/man/man1 and make sure the permissions get set right; mine had to -rw -r- -r- so I could see it18:20
btm05hi, can someone help me to configure postgresql for xubuntu?18:29
* SiDi hides.18:29
SiDi!postgresql | SiDi18:29
btm05oh :-( hope you're not hiding because of me?18:29
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about postgresql18:29
SiDibtm05: i confess i don't know anything about postgre :D using mySql :x18:30
charlie-tca!info postgresql18:30
ubottupostgresql (source: postgresql-8.3): object-relational SQL database (supported version). In component main, is optional. Version 8.3.7-1 (jaunty), package size 229 kB, installed size 268 kB18:30
charlie-tcaMight have to ask in #postgresql or #ubuntu18:30
SiDihttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostgreSQL18:30
btm05wow- thanks for the response, I'll try !info, first...18:30
SiDiinfo is package information18:31
* charlie-tca nods, or there, too18:31
btm05tried https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostgreSQL, but wasn't much help tbh.18:31
Wunderbarokay, so I wanna create an app shortcut to take screenshots18:40
Wunderbarwhats the app name for the gnome app that takes screenshots??18:40
charlie-tcagot one called screenshot. Just add it to the panel18:40
SiDiWunderbar: hi to you too. 8.10 or 9.04 ?18:41
charlie-tca( it is an Xfce app, though )18:41
Wunderbar9.0418:41
Wunderbarwell, I upgraded the other day18:41
SiDiThere is one in Accessories - > Screenshot18:41
WunderbarI realise that- but I want it so that when I hit print screen it takes a screenshot...18:42
Wunderbaras it does in gnome18:42
SiDiYou mean a keyboard shortcut then.18:42
SiDiGo to XFCE Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts18:42
SiDicreate a shortcut with the Print key18:42
charlie-tcaThen the keyboard shortcut is wrong for you18:42
SiDithe name of the command is "xfce4-screenshooter -f"18:42
Wunderbarthanks18:43
Wunderbarthats what I was after- I hope18:43
charlie-tcaI thought it was already defined in 9.0418:43
Wunderbarthats what I thought18:44
Wunderbarbut there were a few things that were missing when I upgraded18:44
charlie-tcaOh, yes, upgrades are different18:44
Wunderbarlike the volume button on my thinkpad18:44
charlie-tcaFresh install defines it, upgrade leaves shortcuts alone so as not to override any you set yourself18:45
Wunderbar:(18:45
Wunderbarokay, so what would be the command if I wanted to take a screenshot of a particular window SiDi?18:46
SiDi-w instead of -f18:47
Wunderbarthanks18:47
trece8awaydo you more-technical-people upgrade or just reinstall?18:56
Wunderbarit sounds like it's better to reinstall18:57
trece8awayit does but... i wonder what are the advantages and disavdvantages18:58
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trece8of upgrading vs reinstalling... with upgrading you get longer working OSs18:59
trece8with reinstalling, you have to start from scratch18:59
trece8so it's not a cool thing if you customize things18:59
Wunderbarthat's why I opted for the upgrade19:00
charlie-tcaI do both. I have a machine I have upgraded since 6.06, and one I install fresh every 6 months19:01
Wunderbarubuntu gradually became my day to day os- so it's been customised19:01
Wunderbarthen I switched to xubuntu and carried a lot of settings over19:01
trece8I have to customize it19:01
trece8i use rt kernels19:01
Wunderbarthen, the upgrade19:01
trece8and my screen doesn't work right from scratch... so I don't want to deal with it every time.19:02
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jakemonOcant enable audio w/xubuntu 9.04 on virtualbox vm (vista64 host)19:08
charlie-tcaright-click the panel, left-click add to pane, add the mixer19:09
charlie-tcaThen double-click it and add a master control19:09
jakemonOdid that, still grayed out & no sound19:09
jakemonOhmm19:09
charlie-tcaWhat is still grayed out?19:10
charlie-tcaI did have to add PCM on one, to get sound19:10
charlie-tcaDid you enable Audio at the VBox interface?19:10
trece8Tried to upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 ... the update manager tells me "8.10 is available" but not 9.0419:11
trece8do I have to do 2 upgrades to get there?19:11
charlie-tcatrece8: you have to upgrade inb sequence19:11
charlie-tcaYou can not skip a version19:12
jakemonOyeah, directsound19:12
charlie-tcahmmm, mine just goes right through, but it is Xubuntu in a Xubuntu machine19:12
trece8ouch19:13
charlie-tcamaybe ask in #vbox19:13
trece8xubuntu in a xubuntu machine? ( ??)19:13
trece8oh, the vmware thing, nevermind19:13
charlie-tcaYes, I run Xubuntu, with 10 virtual machines in VBox19:13
trece810? Too few :P19:14
charlie-tcaThat way I can test, work, and have each version at the same time19:14
ollie_Does anyone know what the overruns column on ifconfig means?19:14
charlie-tcadid you look in man ifconfig?19:14
trece8I know what an overrun is but... not really19:14
ollie_yes19:14
ollie_can't see anything revelant19:14
charlie-tcaweird19:14
trece8nothing but a typo :P19:15
charlie-tcaIsn't that when more needs to be sent than can be put in the cache ? You know, like a 24kbs modem?19:15
trece8ollie... take a look at this http://www.usenet-forums.com/linux-networking/61952-ifconfig-overruns-3com.html19:16
trece8i read it not in detail at all, but... it could help19:16
trece8but i'm sure it's packets the ethernet card tried to get out but couldn't or such19:17
ollie_I'm guessing that 18132296 overruns isn't a good thing then19:17
ollie_-.-19:17
charlie-tcaDoesn't seem like it, huh?19:17
trece8an overrun is when you try to get data to a point but can't19:19
trece8like "buffer overruns" is when you try to write data into a buffer that hasn't been read yet19:19
trece8anyway, ollie19:20
trece8http://www.faqs.org/docs/linux_network/x-087-2-iface.ifconfig.html19:20
trece8here you have19:20
trece8it should explain19:20
trece8The RX and TX lines show how many packets have been received or transmitted error free, how many errors occurred, how many packets were dropped (probably because of low memory), and how many were lost because of an overrun. Receiver overruns usually occur when packets come in faster than the kernel can service the last interrupt. The flag values printed by ifconfig roughly correspond to the names of its command-line options; they will be explained later.19:20
trece8ollie... at what ethernet speed are you connecting?19:21
ollie_100mbit19:21
trece810Mbps, 100Mbps, 1Gbps, 10Gbps19:21
trece8100 should work19:21
trece8is your machine reaaaaally low-end?19:21
ollie_nope19:21
ollie_quad core19:21
ollie_4gb ram19:21
jakemonOof course, now it works like a champ...thanks!19:22
trece8so shouldn't be a problem19:22
ollie_it is though19:22
ollie_getting high PL19:22
trece8i don't know19:22
charlie-tcajakemonO: no problem19:22
trece8i assume it's a hardware problem19:22
trece8if you want to test that, install the RT kernel19:22
trece8in a second thought: DON'T install that19:23
trece8it shouldn't be an issue19:23
ollie_it's a production server19:23
trece8?19:24
jakemonOare the transcripts for this room logged?19:25
jakemonO(research)19:25
ollie_jakemonO: probably by 60%+ of the people in here, yes19:25
ollie_;p19:25
trece8jake, they are19:26
trece8didn't "Chanserv" told you?19:27
charlie-tcaThis channel is officially logged at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/19:31
jakemonOargh, thanks.19:31
J_Litewskii think i uninstalled something i needed...19:38
J_Litewskinevermind, sound still works19:39
J_Litewskipidgin was beeping at me there for a second19:39
trece8is there a way to upgrade by first downloading files19:45
trece8and then installing?19:45
trece8i mean... not download and install in the same step19:45
charlie-tcaYes, you can download the alternate cd and upgrade using it.19:47
charlie-tcahttp://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading#Upgrading%20Using%20the%20Alternate%20CD/DVD19:48
J_LitewskiJPohlmann, you know python, correct?20:16
JPohlmannSure20:18
J_LitewskiJPohlmann, is there any good websites or books i can read to learn python?20:26
charlie-tcaJ_Litewski: There is "diveintopython" in the repositories, which is a free Python tutorial20:27
J_Litewskicool20:28
J_Litewskii'll get it20:28
zoredacheJ_Litewski: http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/, http://diveintopython.org/, http://www.openbookproject.net/pybiblio/20:28
J_Litewskiwhere can i find the diveintopython thingy at?20:32
charlie-tcaapt-get install diveintopython20:32
J_Litewskii did that20:32
zoredache!info diveintopython20:32
ubottudiveintopython (source: diveintopython): free Python book for experienced programmers. In component main, is optional. Version 5.4-2ubuntu2 (jaunty), package size 340 kB, installed size 4220 kB20:32
charlie-tcalook in /usr/share/doc/diveintopython20:32
J_Litewskiah20:32
zoredacheJ_Litewski: you can use a command like dpkg -L diveintopython to see exactly what was installed where20:33
J_Litewskiah, didn't know that20:34
J_Litewskity20:34
J_Litewskiand typing file:///usr/share/doc/diveintopython/ will show the docs in firefox, correct?20:34
charlie-tcashould20:34
afzethis is most certainly a newbie question but...  how do i apply the patch for the rtl8187 driver usage with aircrack-ng?20:37
afzehttp://aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=rtl818720:37
vassallisera20:41
vassallisalve20:42
vassallinon riesco a far funzionare il microfono esterno20:42
charlie-tcaEnglish, please20:42
vassallispiker20:43
vassallixfce4 mixer20:43
vassallino speker20:43
vassalliimpostazioni20:43
vassalli??20:43
vassallinon va20:43
charlie-tcaWhat language?20:43
charlie-tca!it20:44
ubottuVai 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)20:44
charlie-tcaessi dovrebbero essere in grado di aiutarti. Ubuntu e Xubuntu dovrebbero essere simili20:47
vassalliok20:47
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mateushi everyone! iv just installed xubuntu 9, but my video is screwed. I got an intel 82810. how do i manually reconfigure x?20:58
forcesintel doesn't work in jaunty20:58
forcesuse LTS or unstable driver20:59
forcesread release notes20:59
mateusoh crap... i got 8.10 here, does it works?20:59
mateussorry, i didnt read them, just grabbed xubuntu o revive my old p2 30020:59
mateusbut seems a little heavy.20:59
forcesnetinst + fluxbox21:00
mateusill google, thanks21:00
forcesok21:00
forcesgood luck!21:00
mateushm. better use debian, or search for ubuntu netinst?21:01
tingleminimal install whit *box install is nice on any *nix xd21:03
forcesmateus, netinst for debian and ubuntu are similar21:04
forcesuse your favorite21:04
tinglei would sugest debian.. ubuntu is based on debian so get to the core :)21:05
charlie-tcadebian and fedora have the same issues with intel21:06
mateushm.. sad21:10
mateusoutside of the debian - ubuntu world, is there a mininal distro that would help me use this cpter again? besides the screen resolution that is not 640x480, i can use irc, browse the web... burn cds21:10
charlie-tca8.10 does work better than 9.04 on Intel21:11
mateuslesson to music, basic stuff, i wanna give it to a poor child21:11
mateusthe pc is just parked here21:11
mateusill try the ubuntu lts hardy 8.04 mininal, and fluxbox..21:11
mateus12mb21:11
mateusbut im open for suggestions. ill search for an cdrw21:12
charlie-tca8.10 is worth trying if you have it.21:12
charlie-tcaI had an emachines with i810 video that worked until Jaunty21:12
mateushm21:13
mateusbut, xubuntu or ubuntu 8.10? or the minimal, fluxbux stuff?21:13
charlie-tcaXubuntu 8.1021:13
mateushm, thanks21:14
charlie-tcaI don't even try to get Ubuntu to work on old hardware21:14
mateusthat i got here already burned21:14
mateusaheuaheu21:14
mateusim concerned for debian to make some harder issues for the boy21:14
mateusubuntu seems more friendly, communities and whatsoever21:14
mateusthanks21:15
charlie-tcaIt is easier, I think.21:15
mateusbye21:15
charlie-tcagood luck21:15
jakemonO@charlie-tca what is pcm? my new xubuntu vm has no sound again21:24
charlie-tcaPCM makes audio work, I don't know why. This machine has to be set to PCM or the volume control doesn't work at all21:25
charlie-tcaTurn the volume up on the hardware control, too21:26
charlie-tcaNot just in the VBox machine21:26
jakemonOhmm. it works but themixer icon in the panel is still grayed out21:32
jakemonOmaybe a restart...21:32
charlie-tcaIt might just the main machine is going to control it, too21:33
jakemonOdoesnt happen w/vanilla ubuntu21:34
charlie-tcaThey use pulseaudio, Xubuntu uses Alsa.21:34
jakemonOhmm...switching from intel to sigmatel makes a difference21:36
djsDoes anyone know if there is a way to change the icon of a single folder on the desktop in Xubuntu?22:19
djsI thought there was some sort of emblems I could put on the folder, but it appears that is not the case.22:20
charlie-tcaNone that I know of, since the icons are taken from a set22:20
djsOk, thank you. =]22:20
charlie-tcaYou can add an emblem22:21
charlie-tcaOpen thunar (places), Desktop22:21
vinnlOnly within Thunar22:21
vinnlAt least in 8.10, the emblem doesn't show up on my desktop22:21
djsThats it thanks vinnl! I have to do it in thunar. Thanks.22:21
djsThanks both of you. =]22:22
vinnldjs, it's charlie-tca's tip, I tested it at my PC but it didn't work :P22:22
charlie-tcaYep, you are right22:22
djsI'm using 9.04. I can add emblems using thunar. Thanks.22:23
vinnlAh, cool :)22:23
charlie-tcaIt don't work in jaunty either, vinnl. You can't see the emblem on the desktop22:23
vinnlcharlie-tca, did you do xfdesktop -reload?22:23
charlie-tcanooo22:23
Darkflaretest22:25
djsI could even make my own emblems buy putting them in the emblems folder of my current icon theme couldn't I. =D I'm going to try that!22:25
charlie-tcatest what, Darkflare22:25
Darkflareokie hi all, how can i access network shares from kubuntu, in ubuntu i just click on network22:25
charlie-tcaIf that is an automatic signon, please shut it off22:26
Darkflarecharlie-tca was testing to make sure my nick was correct22:26
charlie-tca#kubuntu22:26
Darkflareahhh22:26
Darkflaresorry i meant xubunutu22:26
Darkflare(its late)22:26
vinnlDarkflare, which version are you using?22:26
Darkflarethe latest and greatest 9.04 i believe22:26
vinnlThen I believe you can use the Gigolo application, I don't know if it's installed by default22:27
vinnl!info gigolo22:27
ubottugigolo (source: gigolo): frontend to manage connections to remote filesystems using GIO/GVFS. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.3.0-0ubuntu1 (jaunty), package size 91 kB, installed size 460 kB22:27
SiDiIt is ;)22:27
vinnlAh, it is, or so I'm told ;-)22:27
SiDiApps -> System -> Gigolo22:27
Darkflaregot it22:27
Darkflarehmm, it only shows my hard drives though22:27
Darkflarewhy does gigolo say no workgroups found22:35
pteagueis it necessary to log out & back in to see what the different appearances are supposed to look like?23:03
SiDipteague: what do you mean ?23:04
charlie-tcaI think so.23:04
charlie-tcaAs I recall, the colors were off and some images lost when I did not log out23:04
pteaguemenu -> settings -> appearance ...  i click on 1 on the style tab & nothing happens23:05
pteaguei thought it was supposed to change as i clicked on them23:06
charlie-tcaYou realize, that is the window dressing?23:08
SiDiIts meant to23:08
charlie-tcaSome are really close to each other, in color, so maybe try another one.23:08
pteaguei know... that's my expected result...  weird thing is i have to log out, then back in to see a different 1... then i can change it once more, but after that there's no change23:09
pteaguei know clearlooks has a different look than what i'm currently using (i.e. the logout button has a stick figure running), but clicking on it i'm getting nothing23:10
pteaguei wonder if jaunty is affected by artifacts from hardy maybe?23:10
charlie-tcapteague: you upgraded hardy to intrepid to jaunty?23:16
pteagueno, i did a complete install of jaunty, but my /home/ is a different hard drive23:17
charlie-tcaand it is carried forward, right.23:18
pteagueyeah, i didn't format /home...  lots of data on it23:18
charlie-tcaI would probably recommend deleting ~/.config and ~/.cache, if you can stand reconfiguring things. It will wipe out panel customizations, menu customizations,23:19
charlie-tcamaybe thunar changes, and some other stuff I don't know.23:19
charlie-tcaIt doesn't delete any data, but anything you customized reverts to default23:20
pteaguei was looking at directories in ~/.config & ~/.local ... hadn't thought of ~/.cache so ty - i may just rename the xfce4*, sessions, & Thunar directories so i can run diff on them later in case i forget something ;)23:23
pteaguei'm guessing i should probably do so after having logged on so corrupted session isn't saved23:23
pteaguebrb23:24

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