[02:48] <sml1226> CISO does not run? what am I doing wrong?
[02:49] <sml1226> I used apt-get to install, I see it in my bin folder but nothing happens when I try to open it
[03:13] <mib_pbpdw2am> anyone here?
[03:14] <mib_pbpdw2am> does xubuntu support plug and play
[03:19] <sml1226> of what?
[03:22] <mib_pbpdw2am> camera
[03:22] <mib_pbpdw2am> ?
[03:22] <sml1226> usb?
[03:22] <mib_pbpdw2am> yup
[03:22] <sml1226> probably then
[03:22] <sml1226> I haven't had trouble w/ any of my stuff
[03:23] <mib_pbpdw2am> what about camcorders w/o plug and play
[03:23] <mib_pbpdw2am> as in need a driver from a cd?
[03:23] <mib_pbpdw2am> will windows driver disk work?
[03:24] <sml1226> no, either linux has the driver for it or it won't work
[03:24] <mib_pbpdw2am> ouh
[03:24] <mib_pbpdw2am> thaks
[03:24] <mib_pbpdw2am> thanks
[03:24] <sml1226> win drivers don't work unless you mess with them and then they are linux drivers technically
[03:25] <mib_pbpdw2am> 1 last question
[03:25] <sml1226> so if pnp then yes but if not then maybe
[03:25] <mib_pbpdw2am> where can i look for the drivers?
[03:25] <TheSheep> if someone wrote code to support it, it's already included in the kernel
[03:25] <sml1226> thanks Sheep
[03:25] <sml1226> I had no clue
[03:26] <TheSheep> unless it's some closed-source code, then you might find it with system->hardware drivers
[03:26] <sml1226> only used for short time but my stuff works
[03:26] <sml1226> so can anybody tell me why ciso won't work?
[03:27] <mib_pbpdw2am> so if i were to install xubuntu. i can just plug my internet via eternet?
[03:28] <mib_pbpdw2am> sound drivers?
[03:28] <mib_pbpdw2am> sorry lots of question
[03:28] <sml1226> if the nic is supported then yes
[03:28] <sml1226> audio card must be supported as well
[03:28] <TheSheep> sml1226: I think it's a command-ine tool
[03:28] <TheSheep> line
[03:28] <sml1226> look around for compatability
[03:29] <TheSheep> mib_pbpdw2am: everything that works should work out of the box, or with some config changes
[03:29] <sml1226> ok, I need to figure out how to use it then :(
[03:29] <TheSheep> sml1226: open a terminal and type 'ciso --help'
[03:29] <mib_pbpdw2am> alright! thanks ppl
[03:29] <mib_pbpdw2am> downloading now
[03:29] <mib_pbpdw2am> ^^
[03:30] <TheSheep> mib_pbpdw2am: ah, no drivers, but you will probably need to download codecs for movies and mp3
[03:30] <TheSheep> !codecs
[03:30] <sml1226> TheSheep: same result as when i type ciso w/o --help
[03:30] <TheSheep> sml1226: that is?
[03:30] <sml1226> Compressed ISO9660 converter Ver.1.01 by BOOSTER
[03:30] <sml1226> Usage: ciso level infile outfile
[03:30] <sml1226>   level: 1-9 compress ISO to CSO (1=fast/large - 9=small/slow
[03:30] <sml1226>          0   decompress CSO to ISO
[03:31] <sml1226> that
[03:31] <TheSheep> it tells you how to use it
[03:31] <sml1226> wow im dumb
[03:31] <sml1226> thanks a lot
[03:31] <mib_pbpdw2am> i should download this one rite xubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso   ??
[03:32] <TheSheep> mib_pbpdw2am: yes
[03:32] <TheSheep> mib_pbpdw2am: unless you're low on ram
[03:32] <mib_pbpdw2am> meaning?
[03:33] <TheSheep> mib_pbpdw2am: the graphical installer on that cd won't run very well with less than, say, 256MB of ram
[03:33] <sml1226> TheSheep, it's working now. I just blanked out completely there. I would've figured it out eventually but thanks for the help
[03:34] <sml1226> I am forced to go text based b/c 220MB ram
[03:34] <mib_pbpdw2am> i think i have 256 - 8mb for shared memory
[03:34] <TheSheep> mib_pbpdw2am: then it's ok
[03:34] <mib_pbpdw2am> kk
[03:35] <TheSheep> sml1226: actually it works with 196MB of ram, but it's slow then
[03:36] <sml1226> live-cd crashes and won't move on on the ps3
[03:36] <sml1226> too little ram
[03:37] <sml1226> have to use a alt-instal
[03:37] <sml1226> on newer versions at least
[03:37] <TheSheep> ah, ps3
[03:37] <TheSheep> it has a different cpu
[03:38] <sml1226> yep not much ram but 2 3.2ghz cores (ppc-64   :( )
[03:38] <TheSheep> it has so little ram? strange
[03:38] <TheSheep> my DS has 4MB :)
[03:38] <TheSheep> and runs linux :)
[03:39] <TheSheep> not X though
[03:39] <sml1226> game sys not need much but os does, sony needs a "cell-os" that has been rumored
[03:39] <mib_pbpdw2am> ds with linux?
[03:39] <mib_pbpdw2am> cool crap
[03:39] <mib_pbpdw2am> haha
[03:39] <TheSheep> yup
[03:39] <mib_pbpdw2am> can psp do that
[03:40] <TheSheep> yes
[03:40] <TheSheep> but I never managed to do taht myself
[03:40] <sml1226> full cell bbe support and the RSX chip if sony makes one but it will be restrictive i guarantee it
[03:40] <sml1226> PSP one is hard to do
[03:41] <sml1226> even now w/ stripped method
[03:41] <TheSheep> you need a cracked psp of course, but there is a linux image for it
[03:41] <sml1226> my psp is 5.00 M33-6 right now
[03:41] <sml1226> I'm putting my GOW UMD on the mem stick
[03:43] <mib_pbpdw2am> thanks again guty
[03:43] <mib_pbpdw2am> guys
[03:43] <mib_pbpdw2am> gtg now
[03:43] <mib_pbpdw2am> ^^
[03:44] <sml1226> next its spyro 3 for the ps1
[03:44] <sml1226> GOW is reason for CISO
[03:51] <sml1226> Scroll wheel doesn't work? fixes? its usb if it makes a difference
[03:52] <TheSheep> what does xev say?
[03:52] <TheSheep> open terminal, run 'xev' and scroll the mouse over the window
[03:52] <TheSheep> !pastebin
[03:57] <sml1226> http://paste.ubuntu.com/187871/
[03:58] <SupahBoy> hello, anyone have a minute?
[03:58] <sml1226> whatcha need?
[03:58] <SupahBoy> trying to figure out why my xubuntu is running slow =/
[03:58] <SupahBoy> i installed it on a ext3 partition
[03:58] <SupahBoy> and added a 4 gig swap space partition
[03:59] <SupahBoy> my specs are 1.6 ghz and 2 gigs of ram
[03:59] <TheSheep> sml1226: can't see any button/scrollwheel events :/
[03:59] <TheSheep> should be fast as lightning
[03:59] <sml1226> I know nothing is there so ???
[03:59] <TheSheep> maybe see what takes all the cpu in the system monitor
[04:00] <SupahBoy> any advice on my problem sml1226
[04:00] <sml1226> my ps3 runs smooth w/ less than a gig of swap and 220mb ram so no clue unless you are running a lot
[04:00] <TheSheep> SupahBoy: open system->system monitr and see what's taking all the cpu
[04:01] <sml1226> check it and get back to us
[04:02] <sml1226> sheep u got hacked psp?
[04:02] <SupahBoy> i go to process right and then %CPU
[04:02] <sml1226> I used ciso and copied the game and it won't recognize my game
[04:02] <SupahBoy> gnome-system monitor is the one thats using the most
[04:03] <TheSheep> SupahBoy: what's slow exactly?
[04:03] <SupahBoy> like it hangs
[04:03] <SupahBoy> alt tab
[04:03] <SupahBoy> switching between workspace
[04:03] <SupahBoy> between chats on pidgin
[04:04] <TheSheep> ah, that's a new "feature" of xfce I'm afraid, I have the same thing
[04:04] <SupahBoy> if i go to youtube to watch a video and try and scroll the page lags
[04:04] <TheSheep> try disabling compositing
[04:04] <sml1226> I get very little lag while trying alt tab on 9.04
[04:04] <TheSheep> you have an intel graphics card?
[04:04] <sml1226> w/ compositor
[04:04] <SupahBoy> yes
[04:04] <TheSheep> sml1226: it depends on the card
[04:04] <SupahBoy> im using a netbook
[04:05] <SupahBoy> where can i disable compositor
[04:05] <sml1226> go to system settings and window manager tweaks
[04:05] <TheSheep> I liked the old behavior more, where it didn't wait for refresh -- made the screen messy for a blink of an eye, but worked faster
[04:05] <TheSheep> the new one waits for a full refresh, it's cleaner but slower
[04:05] <SupahBoy> both of my cpus are at 50% and im only running firefox and pidgin
[04:06] <sml1226> I didn't like the fuzz but i could tolerate it
[04:06] <TheSheep> hmm
[04:06] <TheSheep> open a terminal and run 'sudo top'
[04:07] <SupahBoy> at the top is xorg
[04:07] <SupahBoy> then the gnome system monitor then pidgin
[04:07] <TheSheep> hmm...
[04:07] <TheSheep> xrestop maybe
[04:08] <TheSheep> might be not installed by default
[04:08] <SupahBoy> that xorg thing takes 50 - 60% of the cpu
[04:08] <SupahBoy> what is xorg?
[04:08] <sml1226> I have 5 things open now and my cpus are at 10% and 5% so something is goofed up in your install
[04:09] <sml1226> plus processes
[04:09] <TheSheep> SupahBoy: the window system
[04:09] <SupahBoy> and yeah this xrestop isnt installed
[04:09] <TheSheep> SupahBoy: things that display a lot of changing graphics made it take lots of cpu
[04:09] <TheSheep> SupahBoy: usually flash or javascript
[04:10] <sml1226> Xorg is using 25% but sys monitor doesn't show it
[04:10] <TheSheep> sml1226: that's because xorg runs as a different user
[04:10] <SupahBoy> oh wow i took off comp
[04:10] <sml1226> oh duh
[04:10] <SupahBoy> and xorg went dow
[04:10] <SupahBoy> to like 8%
[04:10] <sml1226> yay!!!
[04:10] <SupahBoy> nvm it went backup
[04:11] <sml1226> but your netbook should fly
[04:11] <SupahBoy> should i instal this xreestop
[04:11] <SupahBoy> thats why imseeking help
[04:11] <SupahBoy> xD
[04:11] <TheSheep> won't hurt
[04:11] <sml1226> what's it say about ram?
[04:11] <SupahBoy> i have 2 gigs
[04:12] <sml1226> I mean sys monitor say how much is used. what's it at?
[04:12] <SupahBoy> oh
[04:12] <SupahBoy> on memory
[04:12] <SupahBoy> 18.7%
[04:12] <sml1226> yah
[04:13] <SupahBoy> 375.9 mb
[04:13] <SupahBoy> MiB*
[04:13] <sml1226> k
[04:13] <SupahBoy> 0% on my swap
[04:13] <SupahBoy> finished installing the xrestop
[04:13] <sml1226> my mem is at 70% and swap at 50%
[04:13] <SupahBoy> mind if i ask whats it for
[04:13] <SupahBoy> oh
[04:13] <SupahBoy> so that means my system isnt working properly?
[04:14] <sml1226> slower but tolerable
[04:14] <SupahBoy> i installed compiz desktop effects
[04:14] <sml1226> no yours is fine on mem but cpu is goofy
[04:14] <SupahBoy> but i couldng figure out how to run them so im going to uninstall it
[04:14] <sml1226> compiz takes a LOT of power
[04:14] <sml1226> if its running :)
[04:15] <TheSheep> yeah, it sucks on laptops, drains the battery
[04:15] <SupahBoy> alrigt
[04:15] <SupahBoy> alright*
[04:15] <SupahBoy> got it removed
[04:15] <sml1226> xfce compositor is much lighter on system
[04:15] <SupahBoy> first cpu is at 60% 2nd is at 40%
[04:16] <SupahBoy> once i install the xrestop
[04:16] <SupahBoy> does it run automatcally?
[04:16] <TheSheep> no
[04:16] <TheSheep> it's like top
[04:16] <TheSheep> only for xorg alone
[04:16] <TheSheep> tells you which windows take the most resources
[04:16] <SupahBoy> ohhhh i see
[04:17] <TheSheep> there is also powertop for when you want to see what drains the battery
[04:17] <SupahBoy> gnome system monitoris takign 42%
[04:17] <SupahBoy> and xorg 44%
[04:17] <TheSheep> close it :)
[04:18] <SupahBoy> what in the world
[04:18] <SupahBoy> why is my cpu workign so harrd
[04:18] <SupahBoy> im not running anythin
[04:18] <SupahBoy> ok i closed fire fox and now they are both running on 35%
[04:18] <SupahBoy> - 44%
[04:18] <SupahBoy> around there
[04:19] <SupahBoy> im only running pidgin
[04:19] <TheSheep> close gnome system monitor
[04:19] <SupahBoy> that is a lot of cpu usage for just pidgin dont you think
[04:19] <SupahBoy> done
[04:20] <SupahBoy> did i do anything wrong by installing on ext3
[04:20] <SupahBoy> and adding a 3.8 gig partition?
[04:22] <SupahBoy> hmm
[04:22] <SupahBoy> no more ideas
[04:22] <SupahBoy> ?
[04:23] <sml1226> really need external hdd now
[04:23] <sml1226> just saw free space in sys monitor and i have 2.7GB free
[04:23] <sml1226> :( :( :(
[04:23] <SupahBoy> =/
[04:24] <SupahBoy> i have a 49 gigs left
[04:24] <SupahBoy> hmm  i dont have a 64 bit system so i should be using the i386 version
[04:25] <SupahBoy> why does it run so slow =/
[04:25] <sml1226> hey sheep you know about psp cfw? off topic but i need help
[04:28] <sml1226> i have no clue how to help you supahboy so sorry but g2g
[05:01] <owen1> i am trying pair-programming using screen, vim and chroot and have issues - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1177893
[05:07] <TheSheep> ugh
[05:07] <TheSheep> screen goes too deeply into various system internals
[05:08] <TheSheep> it doesn't chroot well
[05:08] <TheSheep> you would probably run into further issues after solving that
[05:08] <TheSheep> why not give him a separate account?
[05:09] <TheSheep> and chgrp/chown the file so that you can both edit it?
[05:20] <halz> hi folks. I"M trying to get my wireless card to start on boot up. I can get it started manual
[05:28] <owen1> TheSheep: i am willing to try it.
[05:32] <owen1> TheSheep: what do u mean my separate account? i created new user - guest.
[07:53] <owen1> anyone knows what TheSheep means by seperate account? is it something like this - http://www.securityfocus.com/infocus/1404
[09:59] <Myrtti> is it just me, or is it impossible to create shortcuts in thunar in jaunty?
[09:59] <BrixSat> Hello
[09:59] <BrixSat> i have installed using tasksel the xubuntu desktop, and how can i disable it from autostart?
[10:03] <SiDi> Myrtti, you ;)
[10:03] <Myrtti> meh.
[10:04] <BrixSat> Any help :p
[10:04] <ablomen> Myrtti, like a shortcut to a folder or something? hold ctrl+shift while dragging
[10:05] <Myrtti> ablomen: yeah, and tried that, doesn't work either :-/
[10:06] <ablomen> hmm, well im on feisty atm so cant test it myself, sorry
[10:06] <Myrtti> BrixSat: Applications - settings - sessions and startup?
[10:07] <BrixSat> Myrtti, what do i disable?
[10:08] <BrixSat> lunch gnome services on startup?
[10:09] <Myrtti> hold on, I reread your question
[10:09] <Myrtti> how can you disable it from autostart? you've got automatic login in gdm enabled
[10:09] <BrixSat> no
[10:09] <BrixSat> i want to stop on shell login
[10:09] <SiDi> !initrd
[10:09] <BrixSat> and not on xubuntu login
[10:09] <SiDi> !init
[10:10] <SiDi> See update-rc.d BrixSat
[10:10] <SiDi> it should be set to 3 for shell login
[10:10] <BrixSat> :)
[10:11] <BrixSat> sidi where is that file?
[10:15] <SiDi> its a command
[10:16] <SiDi> try to install bum otherwise, i dont know how these things work
[10:16] <BrixSat> :p sudo update-rc.d -f gdm remove
[10:16] <BrixSat> :p thank will reboot to see
[11:24] <Myrtti> ok, so the shortcut appears on my places menu, if I do "echo file:/path/to/dir >> ~/.gtk-bookmarks" but not in thunar
[11:29] <ablomen> hmm long shot, but over here its file:///path/to/dir, might be it?
[11:31] <Myrtti> oh, so it was with me too
[11:45] <Myrtti> I wish I'd understand strace
[12:24] <mib_xtjb8qi5> hie all
[12:24] <orh> guys
[12:25] <orh> how to install drivers?
[12:25] <orh> http://www.avasys.jp/lx-bin2/linux_e/spc/DL1.do
[12:25] <orh> what do i do
[12:25] <orh> which do i download
[12:26] <knome> the one you need
[12:27] <orh> which one is that?
[12:27] <knome> select your printer model, please
[12:27] <orh> i need cx7300
[12:27] <orh> then go alot of files
[12:28] <orh> .rpm, .deb , .gz , .changes, ??
[12:28] <knome> .deb
[12:28] <orh> then i just double click?
[12:29] <knome> yes
[12:29] <orh> kk
[12:29] <orh> will ask you more later
[12:29] <orh> haha
[12:29] <orh> around 2 hrs
[12:29] <orh> thanks ya!
[12:58] <mnemoc> hi, running 8.10+4.6 (from ppa) how does one tell the window manager to use two screens (notebook + vga) separated? xrandr --auto activated the vga but as the aspect is different I got the panel bottom bar in the middle of the screen :p
[13:00] <mnemoc> (xfce's screen wizard shows only one)
[13:18] <mnemoc> do you know what "RADEON(0): Supported Future Video Modes:" means? modes supported by the device but not by the driver?
[13:18] <rocksleeping> hello saluton hallo moin moin hola
[13:19] <SiDi> bonjour
[13:19] <rocksleeping> kiel vi fartas? how is everyone? was ist los?
[13:26] <mnemoc> ok, I'm making too much noise, sorry!
[14:24] <Slonkie> I've been trying to do this for some while now.. How do i make thunar jump infront of the other windows when i open it?
[14:31] <cody-somerville> Slonkie, what do you mean?
[14:31] <cody-somerville> Slonkie, Does it not?
[14:34] <Slonkie> Sometimes it does, but not allways, cody-somerville :/.
[14:34] <cody-somerville> Slonkie, It might have to do with your focus stealing prevention settings set in xfwm4
[14:36] <cody-somerville> Slonkie, or it could be a bug.
[14:38] <Slonkie> i think it was the focus thing. I weren't aware what that really was
[14:38] <Slonkie> but now thunar seems to open as i wanted it to. Thanks! :).
[15:09] <mib_xbbk9uuh> guys
[15:09] <mib_xbbk9uuh> i cant install xubuntu
[15:09] <mib_xbbk9uuh> need help
[15:09] <SiDi> why cant you ?
[15:11] <mib_xbbk9uuh> no idea
[15:12] <mib_xbbk9uuh> after the running hamster
[15:12] <mib_xbbk9uuh> it goes black
[15:13] <mib_xbbk9uuh> im so stressed out
[15:13] <mib_xbbk9uuh> haha
[15:17] <mnemoc> hi, me again. does 8.10 (+4.6) support dual head via xrandr or only using xinerama?
[15:17] <charlie-tca> Xfce 4.6 only supports xrandr
[15:20] <mib_xbbk9uuh> is there anyreason y it would go blank?
[15:26] <SiDi> mib_xbbk9uuh, no drivers for your graphics card could be a reason
[15:26] <SiDi> what hardware do you have, what cd are you using ?
[15:26] <SiDi> any error message popping up ?
[15:27] <mib_xbbk9uuh> nope
[15:27] <mib_xbbk9uuh> no error massages
[15:28] <mib_xbbk9uuh> im using the onboard grafix
[15:32] <mnemoc> charlie-tca: any Idea why, having both screens working fine xrandr-wise, the screen wizard only sees one and the panel is also stick on the LVDS even after xfce4-panel --restart?
[15:35] <mib_xbbk9uuh> whats the diff between alternate and the normal iso?
[15:39] <ochosi> mib_xbbk9uuh, the alternative iso has the older, command-line-like install system whereas the normal one has a live system
[15:39] <DetroitLibertyPe> normal is a live CD with optional boot loader, alternate is a more tradiational Linux install CD prvoiding with more options during install, but can't run the Live Version to see if you likit first
[15:40] <mib_xbbk9uuh> thats all?
[15:40] <DetroitLibertyPe> as far as I know
[15:40] <DetroitLibertyPe> I know on my old machine it will play the Ubuntu "normal" but not the Xubuntu "normal" but after install Xubuntu runs much better than Ubuntu
[15:41] <charlie-tca> mnemoc: I don't know, but following many questions asked in #xfce, I do know 4.6 uses xrandr
[15:42] <mnemoc> charlie-tca: thanks, it's a great time saving hint (not wasting time on xinerama). I'll keep researching
[15:42] <charlie-tca> no problem
[15:43] <mib_xbbk9uuh> so now, since my pc goes blank after the "start up" page, will alternate help?
[15:43] <DetroitLibertyPe> yes
[15:43] <mib_xbbk9uuh> alright
[15:43] <mib_xbbk9uuh> is there any command i need to type in?
[15:49] <SiDi> mib_xbbk9uuh, the alternate CD's installer is just less sexy
[15:49] <SiDi> but there will be no "command" to type
[15:49] <SiDi> more likely your computer should run after the system. The normal CD sometimes has problems with specific hardware
[15:50] <SiDi> (and there are a LOT of different onboard graphics btw ;) )
[15:52] <mib_xbbk9uuh> less sexy. love the term. haha,anyway 1) will i need to do a format b4 installing? 2) alternate cd support more hardware?
[15:54] <SiDi> its not exactly that it supports more hardware. Some hardware has problems for running the liveCD graphically, but they work once it is installed
[15:54] <SiDi> I couldn't explain you the 'whys' exactly as i dont know them
[15:55] <SiDi> you'll need to burn the alternate cd's iso to a cd-rom and put it on the drive, exactly the same way you'd do for the normal CD
[15:55] <SiDi> and of course, you'll need free space on your disk, that will be partitioned by the installer
[15:57] <mib_xbbk9uuh> i tried the normal ones.. its shows the menu. after i select the install xubuntu, it goes to the running hamster. then it goes blank. will the alternate work? haha. sorry for being such an irritant ^^
[16:12] <SiDi> mib_xbbk9uuh, i dont know but it is worth trying :)
[16:14] <DetroitLibertyPe> mib_xbbk9uuh:I had similar problems and the alternate CD worked find for me
[16:36] <Slonkie> How do i make an dir writeable for an ftp user?
[16:37] <Slonkie> chmod +x 777 ?
[16:39] <mib_xbbk9uuh> hello
[16:40] <mib_xbbk9uuh> the extension to install is .deb?
[16:40] <Slonkie> what extension?
[16:40] <charlie-tca> to install ??
[16:40] <mib_xbbk9uuh> dri\/ers
[16:41] <SiDi> mib_xbbk9uuh, perdon ? .deb files are packages for either Debian or ubuntu, but i'd like you to let us know which .deb you're talking about
[16:41] <SiDi> Slonkie, 755 if you care about your FTP
[16:41] <Slonkie> What rights does that give, SiDi ?
[16:41] <Slonkie> It's just for internal use
[16:41] <SiDi> Slonkie, still :p
[16:41] <SiDi> 7 means right to read/write/pass through
[16:41] <SiDi> the first number is you, second is the group you're in, third is "all users"
[16:42] <Slonkie> so how do i do? do i just type sudo chmod +x 755 ?
[16:42] <SiDi> the 5 means read and pass
[16:42] <SiDi> but not write
[16:42] <mib_xbbk9uuh> http://www.avasys.jp/lx-bin2/linux_e/spc/DL2.do
[16:42] <SiDi> chmod 755 nameoffolder
[16:42] <Slonkie> thanks.
[16:42] <mib_xbbk9uuh> its the deb one rite?
[16:42] <SiDi> needa go Slonkie ask me later if you're in trouble ;)
[16:42] <SiDi> check his deb pls :P
[16:42] <Slonkie> heh have fun ;).
[16:43] <Slonkie> mib_xbbk9uuh sorry i can't read that language, but yes, you chould install a .deb in xubuntu
[16:43] <mib_xbbk9uuh> kk
[16:44] <mib_xbbk9uuh> so i ha\/e to install that
[16:44] <mib_xbbk9uuh> haha
[16:44] <mib_xbbk9uuh> thaks
[17:00] <mib_uly8m1fx> how do i get flash player on the 9.04 ubuntu?
[17:00] <mib_uly8m1fx> xubuntu i mean
[17:01] <Slonkie> Personally i'm using the adobe-flashplugin from the repos. SImply type sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin in terminal or install it from the synaptics package manager
[17:02] <mib_uly8m1fx> where to type?
[17:02] <Slonkie> In the Terminal.
[17:02] <mib_uly8m1fx> where is tha?
[17:02] <mib_uly8m1fx> sory im super new
[17:03] <Slonkie> Use the synaptic
[17:03] <mib_uly8m1fx> i press application then?
[17:03] <Slonkie> It's in the Applications -> System
[17:03] <Slonkie> Then search for adobe-flashplugin
[17:05] <mib_uly8m1fx> application - system then?
[17:05] <Slonkie> synaptics
[17:06] <mib_uly8m1fx> k im in the synaptic package manager
[17:06] <mib_uly8m1fx> tjem?
[17:06] <mib_uly8m1fx> then
[17:06] <Slonkie> search...
 Then search for adobe-flashplugin
[17:07] <mib_uly8m1fx> cant find?
[17:08] <Slonkie> Well it's there
[17:09] <charlie-tca> mib_uly8m1fx: click the search button, not the quick search. Search for "adobe"
[17:09] <DetroitLibertyPe> mib_uly8m1fx: try the add/remove instead of synaptich, its an easier GUI, and search for flash
[17:09] <charlie-tca> or search for "flashplugin"
[17:09] <DetroitLibertyPe> though sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin from terminal will be your quickest solution
[17:16] <mib_uly8m1fx> is it suppose to lag!! hahaa. or is my system too useless?
[17:16] <mib_uly8m1fx> haha
[17:17] <mib_uly8m1fx> anyway. i still cant find the adobe
[18:03] <Mkop> where do I set what keyboard shortcut changes the keyboard layout I'm using?
[18:04] <ochosi> Mkop, you can set keyboard shortcuts in the menu > settings > keyboard > application shortcuts
[18:05] <Mkop> what command do I use to switch keyboard layout?
[18:10] <TheSheep> the keyboard switcher applet
[18:10] <TheSheep> on the panel
[18:11] <TheSheep> !layout
[18:16] <ochosi> Mkop, if you're on xfce 4.6 (xubuntu 9.04) you can also use xfconf to do that
[18:16] <ochosi> Mkop, that way you could actually bind the keyboard-layout switching to a keyboard-shortcut without using the panel plugin
[18:17] <ochosi> Mkop, but the panel plugin is probably easier to hande,
[18:17] <ochosi> *handle
[18:17] <Mkop> yeah, I found the panel plugin and that works just fine
[18:18] <Mkop> also gives an easy way to know which layout I'm using at the moment
[18:18] <Mkop> and allows me to use different layouts per application, which is nice
[18:19] <Mkop> hmm, at some point I need to get the eject button on my CD drive working
[18:20] <zoredache> why do you think it doesn't work?
[18:20] <zoredache> are you trying to eject a mounted disk?  You won't be allowed to do that
[18:20] <Mkop> I want the button to unmount and eject
[18:22] <zoredache> well good luck, I doubt it is possible though
[21:20] <SupahBoy> xubuntu
[21:20] <SupahBoy> oh sry
[21:20] <SupahBoy> hello
[21:20] <Slonkie> !hi | SupahBoy
[21:21] <SupahBoy> thanks
[21:21] <SupahBoy> do you all have a couple of minutes to spare
[21:21] <SupahBoy> i have a bit of a problem
[21:21] <SupahBoy> =(
[21:22] <charlie-tca> !question | SupahBoy
[21:22] <SupahBoy> alright thanks, well i have a asus netbook 900ha  1.6ghz, 2gigs of ram , i have installed a lot of distros to find a fast one for my net book
[21:23] <SupahBoy> but none of them seem to be fast , they all seem to hang idk if im doing something wrong. ive seen videos on xubuntu on eee pcs on youtube and they run wicked fast
[21:23] <SupahBoy> i installed xubuntu on my 2nd partition and made a 3rd with 4 gigs of swap space (3.8 gigs actually) but it still runs really slow
[21:23] <Slonkie> Maybe you diden't install graphics card drivers?
[21:24] <Slonkie> My xubuntu seemed very slow too until i installed the drivers.
[21:24] <m45h> HI all
[21:25] <m45h> again in the wrong Ubuntu support channel
[21:25] <SupahBoy> yah i havent installed any drivers
[21:25] <Slonkie> Try that, SupahBoy.
[21:25] <Slonkie> Your specs seems more than good enough to run xubuntu above smootly i'd say.
[21:26] <SupahBoy> how would i go about doing that, maybe that can help me out
[21:28] <SupahBoy> how would i install that?
[21:29] <Slonkie> google lol :|
[21:29] <SupahBoy> sorry about that
[21:29] <SupahBoy> d/c
[21:29] <SupahBoy> how would i go about installing card drivers?'
[21:29] <SupahBoy> graphic card*
[21:30] <Slonkie> Try googling for a linux driver for your gfx
[21:31] <SupahBoy> gfx?
[21:31] <SupahBoy> you mean the xfce?
[21:31] <knome> graphic card
[21:31] <SupahBoy> oh ok
[21:31] <SupahBoy> now all i need is to figure out what graphics card i have
[21:32] <knome> SupahBoy, try system -> hardware drivers
[21:32] <knome> SupahBoy, it might know your GC already and propose a driver
[21:32] <Slonkie> I thought that one would popup automaticly, knome :/.
[21:32] <Slonkie> Atleast it did for me
[21:33] <knome> Slonkie, double-check is never bad
[21:33] <Slonkie> true
[21:34] <SupahBoy> knome?
[21:34] <knome> SupahBoy, yes?
[21:34] <knome> SupahBoy, check your menu: System -> Hardware Drivers
[21:34] <SupahBoy> ohhhh nothing xD
[21:35] <SupahBoy> i thought it was like gnome i didnt realize it was a user here
[21:35] <knome> yes, i am a user :P
[21:35] <Slonkie> lspci | grep VGA
[21:35] <Slonkie> Type in that SupahBoy, should give you an outline of what graphics card
[21:35] <SupahBoy> hmm i only get a alternate atheros "madwifi" driver
[21:37] <SupahBoy> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[21:38] <Slonkie> All i can say is, google is your friend.
[21:46] <Slonkie> hey SupahBoy
[21:46] <Slonkie> you there?
[21:47] <Slonkie> http://downloadcenter.intel.com/filter_results.aspx?strTypes=all&ProductID=2886&OSFullName=Linux*&lang=eng&strOSs=39&submit=Go!
[21:53] <SupahBoy> oh yes sry
[22:02] <SupahBoy> thank you slonkie
[22:16] <Slonkie> did it work, SupahBoy ?
[22:16] <SupahBoy> i havent been able
[22:16] <SupahBoy> to download it
[22:16] <SupahBoy> x_x
[22:17] <Slonkie> hmm okay
[22:17] <SupahBoy> do i click where it says download types?
[22:19] <SupahBoy> will you give me a break i cant seem to find a download link
[22:20] <Slonkie> It seems to be a .exe
[22:21] <SupahBoy> you found it?
[22:21] <Slonkie> sorry I don't know how to get a linux driver for that graphics card
[22:21] <SupahBoy> oh
[22:21] <SupahBoy> what was the link you gave me?
[22:22] <Slonkie> You can download it here: but it's .exe: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Filter_Results.aspx?strOSs=39&strTypes=all&ProductID=2886&OSFullName=Linux*&lang=eng&sType=prev
[22:51] <SiDi> Slonkie, did you try the SAME driver on your hardware before pointing it out ? ^_^
[22:51] <Slonkie> no
[22:51] <SiDi> you should let the person find someone who did then
[22:52] <SiDi> because if she has a problem she'll hold you for responsible
[22:52] <SiDi> i already got shout at for that :p
[22:52] <Slonkie> it was windows drivers anyway :(
[22:52] <SiDi> heh :)
[22:52] <SiDi> just be careful, its actually better to help someone find help than to directly help when we dont know what we do at all
[22:53] <SiDi> dont take offense of it btw ;)
[22:53] <SiDi> i appreciate that you dont leave people without help at all
[22:53] <cody-somerville> SiDi, What are you getting on about?
[22:54] <SiDi> Talking about giving download links to people without checking if what they download actually works :p
[22:54] <cody-somerville> meh
[22:55] <Slonkie> oh well, i'd say Intel's official site is pretty trustable
[23:23] <SupahBoy> Slonkie: sry sudden leave