[00:05] so far vlc is the only media player i can get to play audio cd's :( === Jalen is now known as Jalen64 [00:09] Bauldrick_: does kscd not fly? [00:09] !info kscd [00:09] kscd (source: kdemultimedia): audio CD player for KDE 4. In component main, is optional. Version 4:4.2.2-0ubuntu2 (jaunty), package size 428 kB, installed size 1596 kB === Jorjao is now known as Ursinha [00:10] ActionParsnip: i put disk in - ask to play it with kscd - kscd starts but does nothing. as if it can't see device [00:11] /media/cdrom0 is linked to /dev/scd0 which is linked to /dev/sr0 (the device i guess [00:11] Bauldrick_: is there an option in kscd to set the cd device? [00:12] ActionParsnip: no - the only option is to eject cd when finished!!!!!! [00:12] Bauldrick_: does it have a man page? [00:13] Bauldrick_: what app would you like to play cds in? [00:14] i'd like to put a cd in the tray and it play, so kscd - do you think it's the symlinks? why does it goto /dev/scd0 and that link to /ev/sr0 [00:14] Bauldrick_: Your problem rings a bell. Try tail -f /var/log/messages in a terminal then play a cd [00:15] Bauldrick_: /dev/scd0: symbolic link to `sr0' [00:16] Bauldrick_: is the optical drive a sata drive? [00:16] or is it pata? [00:18] ActionParsnip: sata - played a cd after 'tail' - __ratelimit: 8 callbacks suppressed [00:19] ^^ in vlc ofcourse [00:19] Bauldrick_: thought so: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdemultimedia/+bug/355581 [00:23] ActionParsnip: cheers, i'll look through that link on buttom bug page [00:35] ActionParsnip: simple, or not! (for me atleast) kscd looking for /dev/cdrom. but that wasn't there, only cdrom2 was, so ln -s cdrom2 cdrom, it works! [00:35] Bauldrick_: sweet move bro [00:48] Does anyone know how to speed up the key repeat and shorten the repeat delay? [00:49] miyavi: in System Settings, go to the Keyboard and Mouse section [00:50] on the first page there should be rate and delay settings [00:50] I must be blind, because I checked there twice [00:50] hmm... maybe it's because I'm running KDE 4.3 beta [00:50] That might do it [00:50] I'm on the stable one [00:50] JontheEchidna: nope no such thing there [00:51] well not in the standard jaunty version [00:51] This is what it looks like in 4.3: http://imagebin.ca/view/iOJhIjv.html [00:51] miyavi: xset can do that [00:54] JontheEchidna: http://i41.tinypic.com/zmyviu.jpg This is what I've got [00:55] yeah, must be new in 4.3 :( [00:55] Son of a- [00:55] oh, wait [00:55] wait wait wait [00:56] it could be bug 362978 [00:56] grr, no ubottu [00:56] https://launchpad.net/bugs/362978 [00:56] Oh great... Well to fill you in more, I was using gnome first. Then I sudo apt-get'd KDE [01:00] hehe, my desktop environment just disappeared, looks like openbox on a black background [01:01] You need help with that? o.o [01:01] miyavi: xset r rate N M [01:01] N is the delay in milisecs, M the rate of repeats per sec [01:01] not right now, but it will probably happen again [01:02] kwin is running [01:04] hello [01:04] !hi [01:04] Hi! Welcome to #kubuntu! [01:04] Thanks drbobb, now to mess with it === Paraselene__ is now known as Paraselene_ === phylon is now known as phylon_ [01:05] Can anyone teach me to use my new webcan? [01:05] sylvanus_ what do you want to do exactly? [01:05] just installed kde 4 on my ubuntu system , wow i must say they really improved it! it's so awesome now [01:06] well aren't supposed be able to be viewed or view others if they have a web cam? [01:06] when i run vmware I get this error /usr/lib/vmware/bin/vmware: /usr/lib/vmware/lib/libgcc_s.so.1/libgcc_s.so.1: version `GCC_3.4' not found (required by /usr/lib/libcairo.so.2) [01:06] Well, with a webcam you can take pictures, record video, or stream over the internet [01:07] How would I stream over the internet? [01:07] phylon_, install gcc [01:07] Programs like Ekiga, or skype. Websites like Stickam? [01:07] ok so i just go to that site then what? [01:08] fixed it [01:08] sudo cp /lib/libgcc_s.so.1 /usr/lib/vmware/lib/libgcc_s.so.1/ [01:08] thanks [01:08] Well, it depends what you wanna do really [01:08] phylon_, cool [01:08] like what can i do? new to all this [01:08] talking about webcam, is there any software that can record my desktop AND my webcam (like some screencasts over the web)? [01:08] Why did you get a webcam in the first place? [01:09] so I could maybe make some friends and connect with people [01:09] You'll probably wanna head over to stickam.com then [01:09] It's a site like myspace/facebook, where you set up a chatroom of sorts [01:10] and random people can join [01:10] is it safe to use a webcam is there anything I should know? [01:10] Uh, there's a rare occasion that someone could hack your PC and look at your webcam [01:11] So if you're paranoid, turn it to a wall when you're not using it [01:11] sylvanus_, don't do anything naughty with ;-) [01:11] why wheres the fun in that? === puplin is now known as TylerH === TylerH is now known as puplin [01:12] is torvalds still using gnome? because i find the latest kde4 good for daily use [01:13] can I use it with an instant messenger service? [01:13] sylvanus_, you can use it with any im that supports web cams [01:14] hi... i cant isntall backtrack in packard bel mh 35. it is freezzing.can anyone helps me [01:14] ok let me go to stickam and try it there? [01:14] Sure thing? [01:15] seeya thanks! === Cueball|2 is now known as Cueball [01:17] a_ what are the specs of your PC? [01:18] Also, backtrack isn't so much supposed to be an OS as it is a LiveCD, since some of the programs are geared to physical access [01:18] intel dual core inside 1.4, 1gb ram,253 video card [01:19] I don't see why you can't install it [01:21] and when i try to start live cd ,first it opens but in some minutes it is frezzing...before i am starting live cd i havte to start ubuntu and restart my pc [01:21] else live cd doesnt work [01:23] Well, there's some special way do install two linux distros, because they'll both come with grub [01:23] You'd probably wanna go to a backtrack IRC or a forum [01:24] thank u for your information miyavi [01:24] Sorry I couldn't help you dude === gustavo_ is now known as gustavobatista [01:42] Does anyone know the name of that Python irc bot? [01:42] Nevermind, I remember it. Phenny === umami_ is now known as umami___ [02:01] my wireless card shows as eth1 and when using iwlist eth1 scan it tells me that eth1 interface does not support scanning [02:02] anyone know why it does this === nicolas_ is now known as Guest29903 === Guest29903 is now known as Indigo [02:36] ftp://dygod4:dygod4@d090.dygod.cn:2088/%5B%E7%94%B5%E5%BD%B1%E5%A4%A9%E5%A0%82www.dygod.cn%5D%E6%88%91%E7%88%B1%E9%BB%91%E6%B6%A9%E4%BC%9A090526.rmvb [02:38] hi, I was wondering if anyone could help me diagnose a very annoying problem of 9.04 freezing up every 10 to 15 minutes on me [02:39] im quite the noob when it comes to linux, could someone perhaps give me a pointer as to how to run an update when i do the update in a terminal and it says to run the update to fix the issues [02:40] super-captain-re: sudo apt-get update [02:41] yeah but then it says you might want to run the update to fix the problems [02:41] i did it again, and it said the same thing [02:41] hmm [02:41] I dunno then [02:41] what else does it show on the screen [02:42] W: GPG error: http://wine.budgetdedicated.com jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 58403026387EE263 [02:42] thats what it says [02:43] then do a google on pgp key ubuntu === snarkster1 is now known as snarkster [02:49] super-captain-re: did you get any information [02:49] so i will make my own key? [02:49] no [02:49] super-captain-re: try this : sudo dpkg --remove --force-depends bar [02:49] did you google what i said to google [02:50] yes i did google it... what i found mentions making a key [02:50] super-captain-re: sudo apt-get -f install [02:50] hmmm well i did the apt-get, and i know i needed an update... [02:50] i haven't updated in i don't know how long [02:50] super-captain-re: sudo apt-get -f dist-upgrade [02:51] ah thank you [02:51] ill be sure to remember that [02:51] do those three things, you will see stuff that needs to be forced just change force-depends bar to packagename [02:52] takes a while sometimes but eventually youll work the bad out. [02:52] just keep repeating it. till its fixed [02:53] it appears to have handled everything i think === super-captain-re is now known as SCR [02:53] save the steps for the next time :) [02:53] hmmm... i will [02:53] thanks for the help [02:54] * wirechief goes back to bug killing bye [02:54] lol bye === SCR is now known as captain === captain is now known as jonnystorm === root is now known as Guest6848 === maximo is now known as Maximo === solid_li` is now known as solid_liq === Cueball is now known as Cueball|2 [03:07] anyone know how to install a usb to serial cable. When i plug it in it shows a high speed usb device was connected in dmesg but does not link it to ttyusb* [03:15] how do i find the vender and pid of my serial>usb cable [03:26] Hello ppl [03:28] where is a good place to learn linux command? any link? [03:28] what command [03:28] any command [03:29] I am new to linux === Cueball|2 is now known as Cueball === john is now known as Guest33085 [04:12] how do i fix the font rendering in kubuntu? [04:12] none of my usb devices will work [04:13] what kind of USB devices? [04:14] iivv, do you have "msttcorefonts" installed? [04:14] usb stick nor keyboard nor usb serial [04:15] ign0ramus: yeah, and those fonts all work (i'm using consolas right now), but the default anti-aliasing is too fuzzy [04:15] but when i turn it off, everything's too jagged [04:15] iivv, then you can adjust anti-aliasing in System Settings > Appearance [04:15] are you using a PS2 keybaord [04:15] iivv, > Fonts [04:16] i was tring to get my usb to serial converter to work which it did work before upgrading to 9.04 [04:16] ign0ramus: i have, and while that does tweak things a bit, its still too fuzzy. so i tweaked .fonts.conf and now some fonts are a bit spaced out [04:16] the keyboard is a usb wireless keyboard i connected to test it [04:17] not sure about the serial adapter, never used one [04:17] iivv, you should be able to restore your config... if you've edited the file, there should be a .bak file created [04:17] what about the USB stick? [04:17] doesnt work either [04:18] dmesg shows usb devices but is not linking them to ttyusb* [04:18] thanks ign0ramus. ctrl alt backspace awaaay [04:18] * ign0ramus waves goodbye [04:20] not even listed device notifer? [04:20] not that i seen [04:20] lsusb shows nothing different after plugging it in [04:20] either [04:24] does lsusb at least list the USB hubs? [04:24] yes [04:24] thats all it lists [04:26] it lists more than that on my pc [04:27] it should list the devices connected to but mine is broke [04:28] i dunno what all it would list if my power wasn't out (thus my powered usb hub is off), but it lists the integrated webcam and what i assume is the mouse [04:29] does anyone here use Kopete? [04:30] how can i write an exception for a font in .fonts.conf? i don't want anti aliasing at all on certain microsoft fonts [04:37] slacker: anymore ideas? [04:55] comofaço para instalar uma webcam no linux? [04:56] name dudu === carlos is now known as Guest35455 [05:30] what is this? [05:30] Jelow. [05:32] dmesg shows usb devices but is not linking them to ttyusb* Any ideas? [05:33] is this a chat? === brujula__ is now known as La_Maga [05:54] can ANYONE help me with my usb problem [06:07] can anyone help me install jack [06:07] apt-get says i have broken packages [06:07] (can't install python-cddb) [06:16] Has anyone else had a problem in Kuickshow on Kubuntu Jaunty where 'Thumbnail Preview' no longer works? [06:20] Hello People. [06:20] Is there a way to kick of the Kubuntu install from inside another distro? [06:34] alguien vivo por aki?? [06:34] anyone know why i cant accees network manager? it shows installed in my package manager [06:47] Hello... I have a questions ... I installed Ubuntu 9.04 x64 and I'mt trying to install amsn and its giving me an error can somebody help me please? thanks :) [06:55] jose: amsn? [06:55] my network management is not working [06:55] also my wireless shows up as eth1? [06:56] BoostedR36MK3: i suppose you already tried the settings? [06:57] if i set the wired connection in a terminal i can get it to connect [06:57] but i cant get network management to do anything with it [06:57] ande for the wireless i cant scan for networks at all [06:58] i don't think i'll be of much help ... last time i had problems i hacked my /etc/rc.local to get it to work [06:58] what did you do to it [06:59] i added: /etc/init.d/networking restart [06:59] basically, i restarted networking after logging on [07:00] that somehow got things working [07:00] i also had to restart networking after a suspend [07:00] hm [07:00] so i also added the same command in /etc/acpi/sleep.sh [07:00] sudo iwlist eth1 scan works [07:00] so now i just need to figure out what is wrong with network management [07:01] i bypassed network manager all together [07:01] however, after upgrading to 9.04, things are working better [07:01] no need for such ugly hacks on my laptop at least [07:01] mornin here too all [07:01] upgrading to 9.04 broke a lot of my stuff [07:01] this is the last thing i need to fix [07:02] took me all day to get my usb to work again and i dont even know exactly how i fixed it [07:03] did you do a fresh install or upgrade? [07:03] upgrade [07:03] can anyone help me to install amsn on ubuntu x64 9.04 please? [07:04] Im new lol [07:04] what is amsn? [07:04] its a msn client [07:04] jose: open a terminal and type sudo apt-get install amsn === root is now known as Guest26185 [07:05] BoostedR36MK3 thank you it worked [07:05] you might try a live cd of 9.04 and see if your networking is better? I found that upgrades sometimes mess things up [07:06] if the live cd is better, you might wish to do a clean install [07:06] maybe i probably should have reinstalled it lol.. i had no panels in kde or nothing after the upgrade [07:06] that sounds bad [07:07] last thing to fix that i know of is this network manager [07:07] funny thing is i have non of the problems others are [07:07] my flash and my sound all work fine [07:07] you can also try to create a new user and see if that works better ... [07:07] I have a question I was following some steps to install beryl and compiz fusion but I dont know what I did and "Beryl settings manager" is not opening .. [07:07] it will have a clean .kde dir [07:08] i tried a new kde dir ;) [07:08] renamed the current and did a relogin [07:08] that will create a new one [07:08] yeah ... [07:08] but didnt solve anything.. i had to manually add the panel and widgets [07:09] jose: its something like odccm [07:09] I have a question I was following some steps to install beryl and compiz fusion but I dont know what I did and "Beryl settings manager" is not opening .. can someone help please? thanks :) [07:09] that's strange ... i didn't have such problems [07:09] or something [07:09] what is that Boosted ? [07:09] i installed it back on like 7.04 or whatever version that was [07:09] that is to open the manager [07:09] oh [07:09] so I can't install it on 9.04 ? [07:09] not sure [07:09] i havnt tried it [07:09] :/ [07:10] it used a lot of resources when i had it running [07:10] :/ [07:10] kwin is better in 4.2 in my opinion [07:11] i like kde 4.2 much better than kde3 even broken lol [07:17] hi [07:17] who can help me with installation of LAMP? [07:18] !lamp to Jocker [07:18] Sorry, I don't know anything about lamp to Jocker [07:18] !LAMP [07:18] 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+) [07:19] anyone knows how to install flash player for x64 [07:19] ? [07:21] everybody Thanks [07:27] Hey guys, Does any one know how I can rip my audio disk directly in to MP3s? cant see any option in k3b to do this [07:30] hey anybody knows when I type su [07:30] it appears this after i type my pass [07:30] su: Authentication failure [07:30] anybody knows why? [07:31] su: Authentication failure [07:31] how can I fix that ? [07:31] please help [07:32] :< [07:32] are you typing your root password [07:32] yes [07:32] but is not working [07:33] I remember long time ago I had the same issue and someone here told me to do [07:33] su -u or something like that [07:33] and it fixed [07:33] but I ask first before mess with this [07:34] su -l root ? [07:34] I dont remember should I do that? [07:34] to make it work? [07:34] you can try it [07:34] there is no -u that i know of [07:35] su: Authentication failure [07:35] :/ [07:35] what do you need su for [07:35] Im trying to update java [07:35] you can use sudo command [07:35] with the current version :S [07:36] sudo apt-get update [07:36] make sure you type your own password, not root's [07:36] so everything I install I have to do [07:36] sudo apt-get update [07:36] for everything right? [07:36] sudo apt-get update should update all avail [07:36] oh great [07:36] you can also use sudo to set root password [07:37] i think [07:37] really ty for helping me :p [07:37] i have only 1 password [07:37] the root one [07:37] might be easier for you to use a package manager [07:38] how is that? [07:38] no need to type commands [07:38] oh thats going to be great [07:38] look [07:38] jose: you actually have 2 users so their passwords can be different [07:38] java still needs to be updated [07:38] Version 6 Update 13 [07:39] Oops! You don't have the recommended Java installed. [07:39] Your Java version is 1.6.0_0. Please click the button below to get the recommended Java for your computer. [07:39] the 2 users are: you and root [07:39] Correct [07:39] me and root but only putting sudo works [07:39] so, the two users do not have to be using the same password [07:39] if I put su following the instruction from java website [07:39] is not working [07:39] sudo asks for your password, su asks for the root password [07:40] try sudo synaptic [07:40] great [07:40] package manager [07:40] :) [07:41] good call, BoostedR36MK3 [07:41] now in the list you can right click and choose what you want to do [08:06] does any one know how to rip to MP3s from an audio cd [08:12] kyle__:http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdebase-runtime/userguide/audio-cd.html [08:14] iivv: thank you [08:14] kyle__: np, hope it works [08:16] anyone know anything about lirc? === desti_T2 is now known as desti === hemathor_ is now known as hemathor === Heliwr_ is now known as Heliwr [09:34] hi [09:35] there is a widjet to change user session fastly? [09:37] anyone out there who has a nice script for recursively visiting all subdirectories of a directory and executing a command? [09:37] find . -type d -exec do_something_with {} \; [09:41] svenxy: thanks a lot .... I forgot about it, was using bash script! :D [09:57] glpiana: è il linguaggio con cui si creano i filmati flash [09:57] there is a widjet to change user session fastly? [09:57] serpico - in KDE or GNOME? [09:57] serpico: switch user === Cueball is now known as Cueball|2 [09:58] svenxy: kde [09:58] serpico: switch user, in menu leave [09:59] eeos: yes but i need a widjet in desktop [09:59] eeos - yep, that not fast enough? then ctrl-alt- (or or wherever the other session is running [09:59] serpico - why? GUI-dependent? [10:00] svenxy my dad is a gui-dependent :D [10:00] serpico - OK, agreed, that is a prob [10:00] hehehe [10:01] serpico: make a desktop icon and associate a shortcut to it? [10:01] mamarok: it's a good idea [10:01] mamarok: but can i make this? [10:02] serpico: of course, it will not look as shiny as a widget, but still can work [10:02] serpico: did you check on kde-look.org if there is no widget yet? [10:03] mamarok yes i've checked but i don't see any widjet [10:03] widget* [10:04] serpico: I mean on the website itself? maybe check also kde-apps.org [10:05] mamarok i'm going to see kge-apps.org [10:08] mamarok: there aren't [10:08] serpico: kde.apps.org [10:08] :( [10:08] Hi guyrs [10:08] -.-'' [10:09] guys [10:09] mamarok kde.apps.org don't find them [10:10] serpico: actually, what is not GUI enough in clicking on the menu and go to switch user? [10:11] mamarok...i don't know...my dad don't like it...bah... [10:12] I have a difficulty: since upgrading to 904, I cannot restart the Xserver using ctrl + alt + backspace anymore. Why? Anyone else experiencing the same? [10:13] serpico: well, he might get used to it if he tries a few times? Once a second user is loaded it's quite easy to use the shortcut, and that's should be possible to associate to a desktop icon [10:14] eeos: that has been disabled on purpose [10:14] eeos: as it's not a recommended behaviour, normally one should log out [10:16] Mamarok: when the system freezes, or the graphic card driver misbehaves, it is really useful [10:16] Mamarok: how do we reactivate it? [10:16] eeos: you can reactivate it though, you need to install a package, let me get it for you [10:20] eeos: install dontzap [10:20] !info dontzap [10:20] dontzap (source: dontzap): Command line tool to set the DontZap option in xorg.conf. In component main, is optional. Version 0.1.2 (jaunty), package size 6 kB, installed size 124 kB [10:21] eeos: you can also use AltGr+SysRq+k [10:21] which is the recommende method, as it will save the session [10:22] Alt+Ctrl+Backspace doesn't [10:23] ciao === mustafa is now known as mustafa-tr [10:28] Mamarok: thanks for the last suggestion, it sounds very interesting .... do you knw what variables are saved within the session? [10:29] eeos: not by heart, no, but killing it the old way saves nothing [10:30] ...too late :( [10:34] Mamarok: sorry, I lost the key combination you gave me to restart the Xserver saving the session .... [10:36] eeos: AltGr+SysRq+k [10:36] killing X the other way round doesn't save anything at all [10:37] Mamarok: what variables are saved when you kill using this method? [10:38] <{DC}Ken> morning, I'm having a problem with the new upgrade. I've got the intel 845G video chip and I've tried F4 to disable the graphics but it still loads compiz fusion. It hangs on the desktop within a few seconds of boot up === dROg is now known as Guest73758 [10:42] eeos: I don't know by heart, sry, but that's certainly documented somewhere in a manpage [10:43] {DC}Ken: you most likely have hit a bug then, as there are problems with that intel card === ei06106 is now known as pilas === pilas is now known as conas [10:43] {DC}Ken: also, you should not have compik fusion installed, as Kwin uses it's own desktop effects [10:44] compiz* even [10:44] <{DC}Ken> ok [10:44] <{DC}Ken> I installed it on an earlier verzion [10:44] <{DC}Ken> version* === conas is now known as pois [10:45] <{DC}Ken> Is there a way to uninstall it through the recovery? === pois is now known as ola222 [10:45] hi [10:45] !info compiz [10:45] compiz (source: compiz): OpenGL window and compositing manager. In component main, is optional. Version 1:0.8.2-0ubuntu8 (jaunty), package size 37 kB, installed size 72 kB [10:45] {DC}Ken: you can uninistall it with sudo apt-get rempve compiz === ola222 is now known as asd [10:45] <{DC}Ken> ok [10:45] remove* [10:46] <{DC}Ken> ty I'll give that a try [10:46] {DC}Ken: mind the typo === dROg_ is now known as dROg [10:46] <{DC}Ken> np I have that problem too [10:46] {DC}Ken: its sudo apt-get remove compiz [10:46] :) [10:46] <{DC}Ken> what server is this so I can get back here easier than chasing down the help page === dROg is now known as Guest60415 [10:47] {DC}Ken: server? [10:48] <{DC}Ken> irc server [10:48] {DC}Ken: oh, you mean this channel? its on irc.freenode.net === Guest60415 is now known as dROg [10:48] <{DC}Ken> ok ty [10:48] {DC}Ken: but if you have a Kubuntu installed this channel is already set to default on Quassel [10:48] Quassel= IRC client [10:48] <{DC}Ken> thats if I can get into kubuntu lol [10:49] <{DC}Ken> a bunch of us use afternet for some gaming and i have it saved on the windows side [10:50] <{DC}Ken> thats why I have the {DC} tag infront of my handle [10:50] {DC}Ken: well, there is another possibility to disable the desktop effects altogether: [10:50] <{DC}Ken> oh? [10:52]