=== savvas_ is now known as savvas === savvas_ is now known as savvas === jdong__ is now known as j-dizzle === jldugger is now known as pwnguin === SEJeff is now known as SEJeff_home === savvas_ is now known as savvas [07:39] hello all [07:40] I am trying to get some help installing gtk-gnutella through terminal [07:41] a friend of mine helped me do it last time, but he is in bed. And since I re-installed ubuntu, I have to re-install it [07:42] is anyone here? [07:42] try "sudo aptitude install gtk-gnutella", and go to #ubuntu instead for any more support questions [07:42] this channel is for ubuntu-development, not ubuntu support :) [07:42] oh, ok [07:42] sorry [07:42] thank you === nick is now known as Guest46725 === Guest46725 is now known as ziroday === yofel_ is now known as yofel === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter [13:31] hm [13:35] how important is it for ubuntu to have support for every conceivable LANG by default? [13:36] i.e. i can save 800k if we split some of mono's codepage support into Suggests: [13:48] sounds like we're moving the "uncomon" stuff to Suggests: [13:48] uncommon [13:49] i.e. keeping 8859-15 in === asac_ is now known as asac === nick is now known as Guest90856 === blueyed_ is now known as blueyed === azeem_ is now known as azeem === ziroday` is now known as ziroday [18:21] Hi. Is there any documentation on generating trusted .desktops? [18:25] what do you mean? [18:26] Since 9.04, new .desktop files are marked as 'untrusted' by default [18:26] if you mean by "trusted" that nautilus doesn't bug you about them being not trusted, then they have to have the executable bit set [18:26] Ah. [18:28] thanks a bunch [18:28] you're welcome === Rafik_ is now known as Rafik === pbn_ is now known as pbn [19:39] hi, i am wondering if there is documentation on the exact order that scripts are called during an install/reconfigure and upgrade proces for a debian package. Chapter 6 of the policy manual confuses me on how they are executed. [19:40] geiseri: There's a good discussion about it on (IIRC) the Debian Women wiki. I don't have the exact URL. [19:40] The policy manual is the canonical documentation on this matter [19:40] ScottK i can google it, thx [19:40] maxb: Yes, but not the clearest. [19:40] maxb: im sure it is, that is why i am asking here [19:41] maxb: since its kind of vauge on the exact order of things during a dpkg-reconfigure of a package. [19:41] The one I mentioned has been pretty thoroughly reviewed. [19:41] * geiseri is searching now [19:46] ScottK: is this what you had in mind? http://women.debian.org/wiki/English/MaintainerScripts [19:46] geiseri: Yes. That's the one. [19:48] cool, the only thing it is missing is the reconfigure process... [19:49] my point of confusing is that it seems postinst is called during reconfigure, but i cannot tell if prerm is called too [20:32] oh another question, what is the sanest way to have something execute on first boot right after a new install? just add an rc script and remote it when im done running it? [21:39] when is the patch for 945 intel support on 9.04 going to be released?? [21:40] Im: #ubuntu-x is probably a better place to ask. [22:15] how to change the keyboard layout from terminal? "InputDevice" section is commentd on xorg.conf, so maybe there is a new way to change things like this? [22:23] owen1_: #ubuntu for support questions [22:25] hrm... is there any way to make the preseed post install script run interactively? [22:26] geiseri: I think you want to look indo debconf [22:27] ScottK: i am, but it looks like it runs in the background... i see the log output in the vt4 but the main vt hangs [22:41] hrm.. it implies that it can run interactive, but it seems like it cannot... i wonder if it would just be easier to run it at first startup === jdong_ is now known as j-dizzle