[00:00] Aqa: true [00:00] owen1: just checked synaptic...it sure requires a lot of support including openbox [00:01] ok [00:01] th0r, u ar ealways here [00:01] u are always here* [00:01] th0r, where to report xubuntu bugs? [00:01] Aqa: no...will be putting the computer away later tonight and won't be online for weeks. [00:01] th0r, why [00:01] Aqa: I would expect xubuntu.com, but not sure. [00:02] Aqa: I am on a sailboat...heading to the Chesapeake for the summer [00:20] hey guys Ive got this Broadcom 4813 that I am trying to get to work. I do not know where I am going wrong and I would appreciate some help. === cody-somerville_ is now known as cody-somerville [01:18] hi folks. how can i get the xterm that comes with xubuntu to have different geometry (besides running it with xterm -geometry 100x50) [01:25] I have a query. [01:26] I have a computer [01:26] I'm moving a lot of images, and some of them are the same name, like 51.jpg. is there any way to have it rename them instead of skipping or replacing? [01:27] nintnint: not that I am aware of. You could do a shell script to do the job...but there is nothing in the repos [01:28] nintnint: just a thought. There are some renaming utilities...you could rename *.jpg (foldername)-*.jpg [01:28] nintnint: but that would rename everything...not just the dupes [01:29] well if I cut everything, then skip the samenames, I can bulk rename the leftovers, like add a "b" before the .jpg [01:29] yup [01:30] nintnint: do a search in synaptic for [01:30] rename....found a bunch [01:31] turns out it was only ten numbered files that shared names, so it was okay [01:31] this time!!! [01:31] nintnint: something that looks like it might help.....rename utils [01:31] is there a way to get desktop icons in list or details view? [01:31] icons are so fat and bulky [01:32] nintnint: not that I know of [01:33] damn [01:33] that really sucks for me [01:33] nintnint: I don't use desktop icons so it isn't such a big deal for me. The desktop is just a temporary holding area for me. [01:34] yeah, the same, but its either list, deets, or no icons at all [01:34] I can't stand big fat unorganized icons taking up space like that on my desktop. [01:35] neither can I...that is why I don't have any....move everythign to a folder as soon as the downloads are complete [01:35] why not download straight to a downloads folder? [01:36] nintnint: because, as soon as it is done I will move it to its permanent home....why have to navigate to two folders? [01:36] also cool would be a way to embed a file manager to the desktop. [01:36] nintnint: I might copy things to the desktop while I am working on them, but as soon as I am done they go back to their 'home' [01:37] fine [01:39] nintnint: I would like to see a way to size the desktop icons [01:39] there is. [01:39] go to settings, desktop, icons [01:40] do NOT slide it though, I just tried that [01:40] went from 7 to 160 something [01:40] it shows each pixel increase [01:40] lags a bitch [01:41] oh cool....I can have my minimized windows on the desktop ala E16 [01:41] and get rid of that darn taskbar! [01:42] the panel? [01:42] you can autohide it. [01:44] I don't want to hide the whole panel...have other things on it. But want to get rid of the task bar...it is too windows-ish [01:45] oh...that is MUCH better [01:47] now if I could just get the minimized icons in the bottom left corner [01:52] probably some way [01:52] the autohide is much better? [01:52] you know we got a miystery to solve [01:54] I always autohide the taskbar in windows [01:55] with alt tab, the start button, notification area, notifying me, there's no need to have it there all the time [01:59] so how about that iTunes! [01:59] I mean am I rite? === Pici` is now known as Pici [03:14] hi all,..question about menu.lst from /boot/grub [03:15] in ubuntu when added the line vga=775 worked, but in xubuntu the boot splash doesn't show, any ideas? [03:23] Joelito: Try entering an invalid number (like vga=733 or something), and then it should ask you to hit enter to see valid numbers, try one of them [03:24] Joelito: For me, vga=773 no longer worked, but 305 did [03:26] RedSocrates: thanks, but isn't the same kernel from ubuntu and xubuntu? [03:26] why worked in ubuntu, and not in xubuntu? [03:26] Joelito: It is the same kernel, so I'm not sure why there was a difference, but there was for me [03:28] RedSocrates: thanks..I'll try some numbers :) [03:28] Good luck :) [03:29] :p [03:30] can i open links in irssi on the second monitor (FF is there!)? [03:30] and can i tell firefox to open tabs zoomed-in? [04:43] is there a keyboard shortcut to kill a fullscreen app? [04:45] HELLO? [04:45] floating: you have any idea? [05:05] >:| === genii-2 is now known as genii-around [05:30] aria download manager why not for xubuntu? [09:06] hello [09:07] I am trying to set up smartmontools on a xubuntu system in order to monitor SMART data [09:08] the only problem is that I am not receiving the email warnings because there is a problem with the system default mailer (bsd-mailx) [09:08] the logs show that bsd-mailx did try to send the email, but it was rejected by the mail server with this error: [09:09] "Helo command rejected: need fully-qualified hostname" [09:09] so the question is: how do I set up bsd-mailx to use a specified FQHN? [14:27] Hi [14:28] I upgraded yesterday 2 machines of my home office to Xubuntu 9.04 (I was using 8.04 LTS) [14:28] And seems that 9.04 need around 1GB more than 8.04/8.10 [14:28] Is ok? [14:28] hello I m new to this [14:28] Hi [14:28] 9.04 doesnot have unmount option [14:29] and i wanna ask how do we set layout switchin shortcut keys [14:29] in *.10 [14:30] 8.10 [14:30] doesn't have the umount? [14:30] on graphical phase [14:31] u cant find umount option for flash drives when u left click on them [14:31] at least not on my comp [14:31] let me check, not tried yet [14:32] here the option is on place, as usual [14:32] "Desmontar Volumen", on spanish, as I use Xubuntu [14:32] may be its just for my computer [14:33] i too use Xubuntu [14:33] but I would know why is using 1GB more than previous versions [14:33] I upgraded from ubuntu [14:33] I mean if is normal or is something I can clean [14:33] i m new to it [14:33] ahh...yes, I also made some update on a laptop in the past [14:33] I means ubuntu->xubuntu [14:34] yep [14:34] i wanna know some things [14:34] my pc didnot supported graphics of ubuntu [14:34] so i went to safe graphics mode [14:34] and upgraded [14:34] now can i change to normal [14:41] mm, not sure about the procedure [14:41] anyone gonna tell me how to setup shortcut keys for keyboard layout switching [14:46] plz [14:50] why so silent [14:52] hehe, well, is the irc, may be not people reading or not people knowing a response [14:56] darn [14:57] what up Devilsprey99 ? [14:57] can you tell me how to setup shortcut keys regarding keyboard layout switching [14:58] Ola brotha'z [14:58] you want a keyboard shortcut to switch keyboard layout? [14:58] The Holy djihad against #ubuntu jaunty started today [14:58] The install pack contains a few dozens of bugs and trojans [14:58] Do not install that, if it is possible [14:58] Very dangerous and risky! [14:59] yes [14:59] Devilsprey99, i would recommend the keyboard switcher panel app [15:00] i use 8.10 [15:00] i couldnt find one [15:00] ?? [15:00] right-click on a panel [15:00] choose "add" [15:00] select "keyboard layout" [15:02] its been part of the defualt package of available panel apps since (at least) dapper [15:02] well i need to setup shorcut keys [15:03] from keyboard [15:03] so that i can change to layouts while typing [15:03] choose "keyboard" from the settings manager menu [15:03] !layout [15:03] To switch your keyboard layout on GNOME: System -> Preferences -> Keyboard (GNOME) - KDE: K -> System Settings -> Regional & Language -> Keyboard Layout (KDE) - Xfce: see https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/xubuntu/desktopguide/C/switch-keyboard-layout.html - See also !Shortcuts [15:04] that help? [15:06] Devilsprey99, the reason i recommend against keyboard shortcut to change layout is because...once you use it, the layout has changed and your shortcut may not work (i havent done it so i dont know) [15:07] vidd, thanks [15:07] np [15:08] well it easily does in ubuntu [15:08] as i have used it [15:08] and so does in opensuse as well [15:08] i couldnt find one in Xubuntu but [15:08] like i said...i never tried it...so i dont know if you will or not have issues [15:10] !shortcut [15:10] Keyboard shortcuts can be set in System -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at http://keytouch.sourceforge.net - See !Keyboard for changing layouts [15:11] Devilsprey99, the first link may not be useful....xorg.conf is hardly looked at anymore.... [15:14] vidd, ok thanks [15:14] i would see the keytouch [15:46] hi [15:47] hello Slonkie [15:47] hello slow-motion [15:48] hi vidd [15:49] was your greeting a greeting or a prelude to a question =] [15:50] \0. cody-somerville [15:50] Hiya [15:56] can anyone tell me [15:56] after u upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10 [15:56] Devilsprey99, tell ya what? [15:56] !enter | Devilsprey99 [15:56] Devilsprey99: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! [15:56] how to set up ur network manager applet [15:57] vidd, ok [15:57] Devilsprey99, whats wrong with it? [15:58] well i use pppoe [15:58] and my ethernet doesnot show [15:58] ic [15:59] can you open /etc/network/interfaces in a text editor, copy it to pastebin, and post the link to your pastebin here? [15:59] !pastebin [15:59] pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) [16:01] !pppoe | Devilsprey99 [16:01] Devilsprey99: Setting up an ADSL/PPPoE connection? Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ADSLPPPoE [16:05] Devilsprey99, [16:06] Devilsprey99, are you talking to us on the system you are having the issue with? [16:06] vidd, yep [16:06] ok... [16:06] i m new to irc thing so [16:07] deci, thats ok.... [16:07] Devilsprey99, [16:07] now...right-click on the panel app for your network connection [16:07] choose "edit connections" [16:07] click the "DSL" tab [16:08] click add, set your stuff up [16:08] well i had an issue when i upgraded from 8.04 my network manager applet showed unmanaged network [16:08] so i had to take trouble of installin in safe graphics mode [16:09] Devilsprey99, did the steps listed above work for you? [16:13] well I know how to use pppoeconf but my internet provider uses password login so I want an appletmanager of 8.10 not of 8.04 but when i upgrade it wont be of the same when i install 8.10 directly [16:13] how do i change to that so that when i upgrade it automatically configures auto eth0 in wired section [16:14] Devilsprey99, this is why i asked you to pastebin me your /etc/network/interfaces [16:15] but since you did not do that, i stated the step-by-step to set it up grafically [16:16] so...do you want it done with the applet, or do you want it hard coded? [16:16] Devilsprey99, ^^^ [16:17] i m now using 8.10 on safe mode and if i get solution to that i would have to reinstall 8.04 and and do it [16:18] Devilsprey99, so you are using the live cd? [16:18] yes [16:19] ok... and you want to upgrade? [16:19] i dont have any os rite now [16:19] ic [16:19] do you have a second computer that connects to the internet? [16:19] i want to upgrade from ubuntu 8.04 to xubuntu 8.10 [16:19] nop [16:20] i did it once [16:20] i had problem with network mnager applet [16:20] the one i mentioned above [16:20] if you have 8.04 installed already, boot into that, and we can help you from there [16:21] its a simple matter of doing a system upgrade [16:21] all your old settings (dsl, creen resolutions. documents, etc) will be preserved [16:22] you did say this system was running a different version without issue correc? [16:22] Devilsprey99, ^^^ [16:22] yep [16:23] Devilsprey99, what os is currently installed on the system? [16:26] Devilsprey99, ^^^^ [16:27] wait i will try pastebin for my problem so that u can get what i wanna say [16:28] Devilsprey99, your currently running a live cd [16:28] you need to install so that we can fix up the system [16:29] http://paste.ubuntu.com/180455/ [16:29] just give me some process [16:30] is there an operating system currently installed on the system? [16:31] Devilsprey99, ^^^ [16:31] yes [16:31] con you get online with it? [16:31] i m online with it [16:31] as i asked earlier its in safe graphics mode [16:32] Devilsprey99, you told me that you are currently online with a live cd [16:32] and if anyone knows how to change to normal mode [16:32] did I [16:32] oh sorry [16:33] so you are NOT online with the live cd, you are online with the regular desktop? [16:33] yes but i wanna change [16:34] yes to live cd? or yes to native ? [16:34] to native normal mode of xubuntu [16:35] 8.10 [16:35] so you are currently online, in 8.10, running off the hard drive, not a live cd? [16:36] yes [16:36] so...what is your issue? [16:36] if your online, then your pppoe is working [16:36] * vidd is totally confused [16:38] did u see the pastebin [16:38] yes [16:38] i knew u were [16:39] and it still makes no sence [16:39] im STILL waiting for your /etc/network/interfaces [16:40] i asked you to pastebin it over 40 minutes ago [16:44] auto lo [16:44] iface lo inet loopback [16:44] ] [16:44] !pastebin | Devilsprey99, [16:44] Devilsprey99,: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) [16:45] http://paste.ubuntu.com/180472/ [16:47] and is this for when it says "network unmanaged"? or when it says "auto eth0"? [16:47] it is for now [16:47] its workin [16:48] that was not a "yes" or "no" question! [16:48] auto eth0 [16:48] so right now, network manager shows your wired connection? [16:49] once i upgraded from 8.04 at that time it didnot [16:49] it was a yes or no question.... [16:50] RIGHT NOW....yes or no? [16:51] Devilsprey99, you need to understand that i dont use network manager....i have deleted it from my system..... [16:51] but i understand how it works [16:51] yes [16:51] it shows rigth now [16:52] so....im not worried right now about other situations....i care about right now with your /etc/network/interfaces set up as it is...does it behave as you expect? [16:52] yes [16:52] good [16:52] once you are in that other situation where it does NOT work.... [16:52] but i want the same behaviour when i upgrade from 8.04 [16:53] edit your /etc/network/interfaces to mach what it is right now [16:53] and it doesnot [16:53] oh [16:53] ok thanks [16:53] i will be back [16:53] |0 [16:54] <0> [16:56] * vidd loves watching the light bulb com on! [17:00] \0. SiDi [17:01] hey hey [17:02] just spent the last hour with a real hair-puller [17:02] =] [17:03] what is a hair puller ? :P [17:03] dim bulb [17:03] i was ready to pull all my hair out while helping someone [17:04] charlie-tca, ya gots to give the man(?) some slack...he was from nepal [17:04] I give him lots of slack, but still seemed dim. You did really good with him [17:05] i work for a dial-up isp....95% of our customers are dim bulbs [17:05] =] [17:41] bye [17:44] vidd: That nni.com site? [17:45] genii, ? [17:50] vidd: I'll PM [17:52] ok [18:57] nalioth, may i message you? [19:09] vidd: any time [19:10] nalioth, ty...but mquin answered my ? already in channel [19:15] hey, needed some help with installing a dvd burner. brasero has given me enough trouble :( [19:15] any suggestions? [19:16] titan_ark: gnomebaker or k3b work fine [19:16] sudo apt-get install k3b (tho i believe someone told me that they are build on the same source?) [19:16] okay. i thought k3b was only for kde [19:17] titan_ark, make sure you have dvdrtools installed...otherwise, no burning app will work [19:17] the last time i used brasero to copy a dvd it burned just 700 MB :'( [19:17] here i must say i am a total noob at linux [19:17] titan_ark, yeah...your missing dvdrtools [19:18] oh damn! [19:18] "sudo apt-get install dvdrtools [19:18] shall try that right away! [19:18] thanks a ton [19:18] titan_ark, i fisbee'd half a spool of dvd's b4 i realized this! [19:19] :D [19:19] it was a real homer simpson moment [19:19] well i decided to turn to good ol xp and i have created a problem that is way beyond my control [19:20] :D [19:21] ? [19:21] xp decided to trouble me and gave me a "delayed write error" on my external hdd after that 2 partitions on my 250gig are empty in linux and 1 partition empty in xp! [19:22] i used a recovery tool on xp and could find the data but dont have the free space to copy it out now :( [19:22] any suggestions on how i can recover my data thro xubuntu? [19:22] you running a live cd? [19:22] no, dual boot [19:23] how many optical drives? [19:23] one [19:23] and internal drives? [19:24] one internal hdd and one external [19:24] the internal or external the one with the missing partitions? [19:24] *empty [19:25] the external. its a 250GB into 5 partitions of ~50 each [19:25] all ntfs [19:26] and the xubuntu...is that loacal? [19:26] sorry dint get u. [19:26] bah..*internal [19:26] sorry, my bad. yes xubuntu is on internal [19:27] my internal has 5 partitions 1 for xp 1 for xubuntu 2 data and 1 swap [19:27] and the external is the one that you have the empty partitions on? [19:28] yup [19:28] then im going to recommend a data recovery tool [19:28] let me find it [19:29] on xp it indicates it as a "raw" partition and only 1 is inaccessable [19:29] but on xubuntu 2 partitions are empty! [19:29] well i used one on xp and it did show me my data [19:29] need to create space to move that data out [19:29] so you can see all the data on all the partitions? [19:30] well on xp the problem is only in 1 partition, and that i can see , well almost all [19:30] some data cant be recovered [19:31] i wonder why on xubuntu 2 partitions have gone kaput! [19:31] how important is this data? more important then the stuff on your internal? [19:31] oh no! [19:32] i have a tool that runs as a live cd that will recover all the data (or as much as possible) [19:32] oh cool, which one? [19:33] i recommend that you disconnect the external until you are ready to run it [19:33] yes, that i have done [19:33] im still looking for it =\ [19:33] okay :) [19:33] any idea why 2 partitions are empty in xubuntu? [19:34] and in windows the computer management shows that 1 partition as 'healthy' , so i am assuming the partition table got corrupted due to some reason [19:34] hi, I know this is a daft question but where do I set the regional settings in xubuntu ??? [19:34] because every time you look at a partition you are writing to it [19:35] redd, reginal? [19:35] like date/time? [19:35] whoa! :O [19:35] Redhammer_the_Ol, , reginal? === aaaaa is now known as Mindrocker [19:35] like date format [19:36] vidd, is k3b better than brasero? [19:36] * vidd despises KDE apps [19:36] the tooltip on the clock is doable of course but I have a feeling I need setlocale to do the rest ? [19:37] ooh [19:37] i just happened to see some reviews and complaints of discs not working after burning with brasero! [19:37] titan_ark, im kinda partial to gnomebaker....but i think that is defunct now [19:38] bunt my fingers once with it [19:38] vidd, ah oki [19:38] i will be burning this data and deleting it from my hdd, so dont want to take any risks [19:38] :( [19:39] else, i will end up loosing another 50 gigs of data in attempt to recover 100! [19:42] titan_ark, http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec [19:43] vidd, thanks a ton! [19:44] could you also suggest something reliable to burn my data? === Redhammer_the_Ol is now known as Red_afk [19:45] titan_ark, i thought i did [19:46] get dvdrtools [19:46] yeah did that [19:46] then your brasario will be fine [19:46] okay thats cool [19:46] try it [19:46] yup shall do that right away [19:47] thanks a ton [19:47] np happy to help [19:48] :) [20:01] vidd, does dvdrtools need to come up as a plugin in brasero? [20:05] no [20:05] its a back-end tool [20:07] okay [20:07] do i need to select that i am burning a dvd :S all options are for cd/ dvd :S [20:08] and no options to control the burn speed also! [20:11] one sec [20:12] okay [20:13] if you select "data project" it *should* set to burn to whatever you load in.... [20:13] oh okay [20:13] for example, if you load a blanck dvd...it should detect its a dvd and write to it accordingly [20:13] hmm okay [20:13] at least...i believe this to be the case [20:13] wat abt speeds? [20:14] the system i am on right now only has a cd burner so i cant verify [20:14] oh okay [20:14] * vidd never messes with that stuff [20:14] :D [20:14] if the drive can burn it, that same drive can read it [20:14] i guess the only way il know is burn and chk it at work tomorrow :P [20:15] yep [20:15] sigh, hope i dont waste another one! [20:15] * vidd uses dvd+rw's for just this reason! [20:16] its weird that it doesnt give options to select the speed either! what if i want to burn at a low speed for safety reasons [20:17] * titan_ark cant seem to find his only rw :( [20:17] i think that is set when it comes time to burn [20:17] got a spare HD lying around? =] [20:18] hello i have a problem that i wonder if anyone know a solution to [20:18] my harddrive is full as in 0 bytes free [20:18] HD :O nope [20:18] but now when i try to delete files it says its unable to [20:18] Vargsvans, so what is the question? [20:19] Vargsvans, HOW are you deleting the files? [20:19] yeah how can i delete the files [20:19] let me re-phrase.... [20:20] what procedure are you using to delete files that is failing? [20:21] Vargsvans, ^^^ [20:22] Vargsvans, are you right-clicking an item in a file manager and choosing "delete"? [20:22] sudo rm /blabla/ [20:22] yeah tried that too [20:22] are you trying to delete an entire directory? [20:24] bw found it, it was not in the permitted locales [20:24] thanks [20:24] Vargsvans, are you trying to delete specific files, or entire directories? [20:25] vidd, yeah but know i tried deleting a single file whiched worked and know deleting anything works [20:25] *now [20:25] thank you [20:25] stupid sister who filled the harddrive on her computer... [20:25] Vargsvans, to remove entire directories that are not empty.... [20:25] Vargsvans, "sudo rm -Rf /path/to/directory/ [20:27] Vargsvans, just make sure you do NOT have a space after that first / (that will delete your entire root directory) [20:27] ;O [20:28] * titan_ark thinks 55 minutes to burn is 4 gb @ 16x is blasphemy [20:29] Vargsvans, if that was my system....id delete her account (with all files) and rebuild the account! [20:30] aww, that would be harsh! [20:30] but im evil [20:30] bet she'd learn =] [20:30] lol [20:31] girls never learn [20:31] But knome'll teach em ;-) [20:31] only took my old lady 4 formats to teach her to stay away from limewire [20:31] vinnl, exactly! [20:31] :D [20:31] (and blacklisting the site in the home router) [20:32] dont seem to get any girls here i must say! [20:32] vidd, "old lady" sound a bit....kinky [20:32] well...she's not "the wife" yet [20:32] 24 minutes to just create checksum b4 the burn seems bad :( [20:33] titan_ark, you ARE recovering data off a damaged drive...are you not? [20:33] oh no! just burning stuff to create space and then start that process! [20:34] titan_ark, how much swap space and ram you got? [20:34] hmmm 500MB swap and 256MB RAM, ridiculous i know [20:34] no, sorry 1 GB swap [20:35] there's your reason [20:35] (the ram...not the swap) [20:35] hello? [20:35] sigh, i know [20:35] cant help it though [20:35] !hello | chaos[1] [20:35] chaos[1]: Hi! Welcome to #xubuntu! [20:35] !hi [20:36] xD [20:36] How can i install xubuntu to a usb drive from a already installed xubuntu desktop? [20:36] vinnl, i beat ya =] [20:36] You sure did :) [20:36] :D [20:36] chaos[1], depends on the version of Xubuntu :) [20:36] vinnl is on a hilarious mood [20:36] 9.04 [20:36] !usb [20:36] For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent [20:36] Then Applications->System->USB Startup Disk Creator [20:36] I believe, at least it's called something like that [20:36] it is a external usb drive [20:37] hard drive [20:37] Ow [20:37] Ehm [20:37] a normal installation then, eh? [20:37] yes [20:37] I think you'll have to install it the same as you did on the first hard drive [20:37] live cd all over again [20:37] chaos[1], remove the internal drive and throw in your installer disk? [20:37] Though you might be able to install the application 'ubiquity' (the installer) on your desktop... But I wouldn't try it [20:37] !info ubiquity [20:37] ubiquity (source: ubiquity): Ubuntu live CD installer. In component main, is optional. Version 1.12.12 (jaunty), package size 2784 kB, installed size 10092 kB [20:38] ty [20:38] havent been on irc since i was 15 [20:38] i have a music dvd, but my computer thinks it is an audio cd. [20:38] l0l [20:38] a decade ago [20:38] !ty vinnl [20:38] Sorry, I don't know anything about ty vinnl [20:38] you have avoided some brain damage then [20:38] ^.^ [20:39] so I am the ultimate n00b here :P [20:39] vidd, vinnl: any ideas on how to deal with that? [20:39] knome, with what? [20:39] 22:38 knome: i have a music dvd, but my computer thinks it is an audio cd. [20:40] knome, it is an audio cd [20:40] a really really BIG one [20:40] =] [20:40] vidd, it is not. it *is* a dvd-single [20:40] Nope, no idea, I never burn stuff [20:40] Well, except for other people, that is [20:40] i never burn stuff either ;) [20:40] i just try to rip it [20:40] Oh yeah, I never do that either :P [20:41] I download my music :) [20:41] i do that almost every day :P [20:41] knome, but for all intent and purposes....is an audio optical disk (the computer lables that "audio cd....no mater what optical format the disk is) [20:41] Because I'm cheap like that :) <3 Jamendo [20:41] vinnl, hehe [20:41] anyone know if there is a ubuntu to equivalent to windows "diruse" where you can see how much space folders use? [20:41] vinnl, how can i see the contents? [20:41] *vidd [20:41] Vargsvans, "df" [20:41] Vargsvans, Baobab [20:42] I believe it's in the gnome-utils package [20:42] !info gnome-utils [20:42] gnome-utils (source: gnome-utils): GNOME desktop utilities. In component main, is optional. Version 2.26.0-0ubuntu1 (jaunty), package size 4809 kB, installed size 20528 kB [20:42] * titan_ark needs to burn his box x-( [20:42] !df [20:42] Graphical representations of where your disk-space is being used are: baobab (GNOME), filelight / kinfocenter (Kubuntu). On the terminal: df -h -T [20:42] Yep, I believe that's the one [20:42] Hah ^.^ [20:42] * vidd LOVES df [20:42] * knome loves his wife [20:43] so do i [20:43] heh [20:43] so anyway [20:43] how can i see the contents of that disc [20:43] knome, you know what i mean! [20:43] i know ;] [20:43] should be able to view it the same way you view stuff on any other.... [20:44] mount it and ls it [20:44] yeah, but it doesn't show any content on /media/cdrom [20:44] thats weird [20:44] what's the fs type for a dvd? [20:45] ah..... [20:45] dunno\ [20:45] !dvd [20:45] For 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/FreeFormats [20:48] knome, sorry...i gots nothing [20:48] ok [20:49] but hey...when ya figure it out...blog it! [20:49] =] [20:49] heh [20:49] suppose it is iso9660 [20:49] meh [20:50] knome, its propably using the same fs type as audio cd's use [20:50] and that is why its getting id'd as that [20:51] yeah.. but if i insert a (working) dvd-single, it shows me video_ts and audio_ts as directories on /media/cdrom [20:52] knome, and what happens if you put in a "normal" AUDIO cd? [20:52] it doesn't show anything in /media/cdrom and performs the default audio cd action (open sound-juicer) [20:52] this is what happens with this dvd-single [20:52] there you go then [20:53] but no tracks are shown on sound juicer either [20:53] i can't see *any* content [20:53] so this audio dvd is a giant-messed up audio cd [20:53] there seems to be some I/O errors on the DVD, but the disc itself is ok [20:54] out of curiosity....have you tried putting it into ,say, a dvd player (set-top box) or a cd player? [20:54] not yet. [20:54] i would be interested in its performance [20:54] the cd cover says that "this dvd does not play on a normal cd player" [20:55] so it *is* definitely a dvd [20:55] if they have shipped me the correct disc with the case ;> [20:55] yeah...so its quite possible that it wont play on a "normal" dvd player either! [20:56] i'll go try our dvd player and then our windows machine [20:56] just a moment [20:56] *shutter* DMCA *shutter* [20:57] dvd player says audio cd [20:57] what the heck. [20:57] knome, so it works? [20:57] i'm starting to think this is not the correct disc :P [20:57] on the dvd player [20:57] there's only three tracks [20:57] haven't tried playing anything yet [20:57] try it [20:57] Do you think 'apt-get install apache2' command give me everything I need to set up the Apache HTTP webserver locally on my machine? [20:57] perhaps you got a bad burn [20:58] ElectricHeavyLan, well...not EVERYTHING [20:58] !lamp [20:58] LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+) [20:59] ElectricHeavyLan, it all depends on what you want to do [20:59] if your doing web design, you are going to want ALOT more then just apache [21:00] If I just want to play around with serving up static files....though, I might want to "mess" with some .cgi stuff. Maybe installing the '' as well. [21:00] ElectricHeavyLan, but if all you want to do is static web pages, then yes apache2 will get everything it needs to load apache [21:01] I already have Perl 5.10 MySQL installed. [21:01] ElectricHeavyLan, i would still recommend getting apache, php, and mySQL [21:01] Maybe installing the 'libapache2-mod-perl2' package for that [21:02] ElectricHeavyLan, if you install "phpmyadmin" it will bring in them all [21:02] note taken, thanks. [21:03] vidd, it is an audio cd. they have shipped me a wrong disc. [21:04] knome, if you lived in the USA, id tell ya to SUE them [21:04] =] [21:06] nah [21:06] i only paid 2,60 euros for it (including shipping from uk) [21:06] it's not worth it [21:06] i'll just order a new one from another place. [21:07] or tell them to send you the proper CD? [21:07] i will. [21:07] knome, thats the problem with these europeans! [21:07] JUST KIDDING!!!!!! [21:07] i'll just give it to some of my friends. [21:07] ;) [21:07] vidd, hehe [21:10] * Slonkie thinks.. atleast europeans know's that africa isen't an country! [21:10] hehehe [21:10] but most of them still don't know that polar bears don't walk in the streets of finnish cities [21:10] americans know its not a country [21:11] vidd, they know it's "not us" ;P [21:11] it the polititians that "mispeak" [21:11] ye right [21:11] I think palin show's off the knowledge of an average American quite good... :D [21:11] knome, when did y'all drive out the polar bears? [21:11] :P [21:11] =] [21:12] Slonkie, did you see the entire interview? where she corrected herself [21:12] nah [21:12] yeah [21:12] It's bad enough even "misspeaking" that [21:13] contenent...country.... [21:13] they sound similar [21:13] =] [21:13] blame the english language.. there's quite an difference :P [21:13] yeah, two same letters at the beginning... [21:13] or more like, a consonant and a wovel at the beginning [21:13] must be the same thing [21:14] but this chatter is better for -offtopic [21:15] knome, you coming? [21:19] damn 2 hrs to burn 4 gb! [21:20] not bad [21:20] and i get some errors at the end of it [21:20] where would the log file have been saved? pardon my ignorance [21:20] not bad :O [21:22] vidd, any idea? [21:22] sorry [21:22] okay [21:23] gonna have a helluva time backing up my data at this rate! [21:23] time to get some sleep :( just 3 hrs [21:23] thanks again vidd :) [22:55] hi everybody [22:55] I lost windows from my grub... [22:56] can anyone help me? [22:58] k, guys, think about it i'll be right back!