[00:05] how can i mount non-standard data dvds? === caglar is now known as Guest52970 [00:07] blizzz: what do you mean by non-standard? [00:07] Mamarok: not iso9660 [00:07] blizzz: should work, try it [00:08] Mamarok: doesn't, i tried [00:08] blizzz: what format? [00:08] blizzz: could very well be because fstap expects iso9660 by default [00:09] if i knew that... a friend burned it on windows a couple of months ago. i am relatively sure that i had could open it some time ago, but that was with a far prior kubuntu version [00:09] blizzz: check if your /etc/fstab has an iso95660 entry for the drive, then that is the problem [00:10] Mamarok: it even fails mounting manually [00:10] blizzz: of course, if the fstab settings are as I expect they are... [00:11] blizzz: check if there is an entry in /etc/fstab for the drive [00:11] http://pastebin.kubuntu-de.org/785 [00:12] Mamarok: no there isn't. other cds/dvds can be mounted anyway [00:13] Hello, is there someone who would be willing to explain the differences between mounting an external fat-partition in windows and linux to me? [00:13] blizzz: most CDs and DVDs are iso9660... [00:13] Mamarok: yes, but this one is obviously not [00:14] blizzz: could you paste the /etc/fstab file in http://paste.ubuntu.com, please? [00:16] Mamarok: http://paste.ubuntu.com/201147/ i don't think it is a problem with the fstab because other discs are mounted as expected [00:19] blizzz: you don't have an entry for the drive, that's strange [00:19] Mamarok: that's needless [00:26] Mamarok: quick question : can i boot a ISO image from a HD ? [00:30] one of my files on the live USB drive is corrupted will copying (not installing) the contents of the ISO on to the USB solve the problem? [00:34] gn8 [00:37] I'm still looking for information on how linux handles fat32 (especially on removable media). I think I'm probably looking for info on how it handles hidden sectors... Anyone know anthing about it? Or maybe has an idea where I could get this information? [00:46] I want to install kubuntu... how large should my swap partition be? [00:47] I think the usual suggestion is somewhere around twice your RAM [00:47] my ram is 4GB [00:47] so 8GB??? [00:51] If you have the extra disk space, might as well [00:51] cool, thanks === rgreening_ is now known as rgreening [01:04] in kopete how do i set up a gmail account? [01:05] i specifically need the settings under the connections tab [01:10] let me check [01:10] Hey, I'm in a serious bind if anyone wants to help... [01:10] ActionParsnip: never mind...i googled it [01:10] ActionParsnip: i just need to find the place where i can hide offline contacts now [01:10] eamonn: sup? [01:10] shadeslayer- http://www.google.com/support/talk/bin/answer.py?answer=57557 [01:11] http://www.johnoriordan.ie/index.php/2007/06/06/using-gmail-on-kopete/ [01:11] is it possible for me to install xfce but without all the additional programs? i would like to use all my existing programs from KDE, but use xfce... is this possible [01:11] Yeah [01:11] I had the same problem early on. [01:12] ActionParsnip: where do i configure the hide offline contacts thing? [01:12] irc portuguese [01:12] found it -_- [01:12] shadeslayer: i dont even know whatthat is :-/ [01:12] Just go to your package manager (synaptic, kpackage, or adept) and searck for xfce [01:12] ActionParsnip: hehe..never mid :P [01:12] *mind [01:12] lovre: sudo apt-get install xfce4 [01:12] ActionParsnip: wouldnt that just install everything? [01:12] ActionParsnip: i dont want *any* additional programs [01:12] lovre: you can use kde apps in xfce [01:13] lovre: no, if you want everything you need: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop [01:13] ActionParsnip: ah, i see [01:13] ActionParsnip: thank you :D [01:13] lovre: it will install what is needed to run and configure xfce [01:13] ActionParsnip: so i can logout and select xfce? [01:13] lovre: it will not install mousepad / swiftfox etc [01:14] ActionParsnip: i dont have laptop... so its ok... [01:14] ActionParsnip: how about drivers, will they work? [01:14] lovre: sure, i use lxde instead for lightness, but use some kde apps [01:14] graphics, sound? [01:14] ActionParsnip: i just did a comlete reinstall [01:14] lovre: the DE is nothing to do with drivers [01:14] ActionParsnip: Okay, I set up a machine to dual boot windows and Ubuntu, right? But when I go to select my OS in grub, my keyboard does not accept input, so I can't select before it times out. [01:14] ActionParsnip: yes, im tired and noob, ofcourse. stupid. [01:15] lovre: no, its good to ask. i treat all the same [01:15] ActionParsnip: thank you very much :) [01:15] eamonn: hmm strange [01:15] eamonn: laptop / desktop / usb keyboard / ps2 keyboard ? [01:15] ActionParsnip: usb [01:16] ActionParsnip: would it require much setting up after install? if yes, where can i find instructions (clear ones possibly= [01:16] eamonn: tried a different port? is legacy usb enabled in bios? [01:16] lovre: depends what you want to change. most settings are ok but better support for the DE will be given in #xubuntu [01:16] ActionParsnip: I've tried several ports, there are 8 in total, so I'll go test each one now. I'll check the BIOS first. brb [01:18] ActionParsnip: ok thanx again :) [01:18] ActionParsnip: Thanks! Looks like USB keyboard support is disabled. I'll try again with it enabled. [01:18] eamonn: np man [01:18] lovre: np duder [01:20] hello roo, [01:20] ActionParsnip: Thank you very much, it is working just fine now. [01:21] F1 F1 please [01:21] Near the top-left corner of your keyboard [01:21] Next to "Esc" probably [01:22] i have a question as i am new to linux [01:27] skorpius: ask away [01:27] can someone tell me any good video editor exept kdenlive and cinelerra [01:28] !info kino [01:28] kino (source: kino): Non-linear editor for Digital Video data. In component main, is extra. Version 1.3.0-2.1ubuntu4 (jaunty), package size 4262 kB, installed size 9428 kB [01:29] !info avidemux [01:29] avidemux (source: avidemux): a free video editor - gtk version. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 1:2.4.4-0.0ubuntu1 (jaunty), package size 3157 kB, installed size 8228 kB [01:30] another question [01:31] can i install kde with ome without installing all K packages like koffice ketc etc [01:32] skorpius: sure, just need to find the right name [01:32] bye all [01:32] Should be able to. I know koffice isn't part of kdebase [01:32] I'd shoot for kdebase-bin [01:33] thnx let me have a look [01:33] kubuntu-desktop would give you a reasonable amount of KDE [01:34] or at least, what a default kubuntu install would give you [01:35] JontheEchidna: all the kubuntu apps are antedto be avoided. s/he only wats the DE without the extra appsin the meta package [01:35] well honestly i dont like to work in kde actually i love to use amarok and kdenlive. [01:36] amarok is working smooth with gnome but kdenlive crashes all the time so i wanted to install kde just to edit videos in kdenlive [01:36] skorpius: then simply install amarok, the required packages will be pulled down and you cacontinue to use whichever DE you prefer [01:38] hello, i wanna connect to serebii channel, what i can do? [01:39] !serbia [01:39] Sorry, I don't know anything about serbia [01:40] kdebase-bin looks smaller. [01:40] skorpius: it has Qt dependancies which will be needed. you will install more than just that package [01:41] do you think after having these bineries kdenlive will work? [01:41] I use a program called gcstar to maintain my video/movie database and when I start movies with it (using the system default which I set to smplayer) there is no sound unless I stop the movie and re-open it through smplayer. any ideas why this would happen? [01:41] skorpius: its free to try [01:42] by the way, it doesn't happen if I use gnome or another window manager, just kde 4.2.3. any ideas? [01:42] i have qt dependencies ActionParsnip but only kdenlive is giving troubles other K packages working smooth [01:42] !serebii [01:42] Sorry, I don't know anything about serebii [01:44] after exploring alot of forums i got this conclusion that kdenlive is not very smooth with gnome === vorian is now known as stevie [01:51] nahhhh the same problem [01:51] anyway thanks for the help === stevie is now known as vorian [02:00] which torrent manager should i install> [02:00] no gnome libraries please [02:01] ktorrent works fine for me [02:01] Dragnslcr: any other alternative? [02:01] I'm sure there are plenty [02:02] yeah the !torrent factoid has many....half of them are gnome === ubuntu is now known as _Commande_ === _Commande_ is now known as _CommandeR_ [02:05] <_CommandeR_> Hi, anyone tried the USB boot, problem is how do you save the xorg.conf from changing back to deffault every time ? [02:14] Does Kubuntu 9.04 come with KDE 4.2 or 4.0? [02:18] Psi-Jack- I think the release discs have 4.2.2 [02:20] hey gents, how do i change the login sound in KDE4? [02:20] i cant find the sound prefs [02:21] halfsane- System Settings -> Notifications [02:22] In the KDE System Notifications category [02:22] Dragnslcr: oh thanks! i check there real quick and just kept looking around [02:29] <_CommandeR_> How do you save settings to the xorg.conf when running Ubuntu from USB ? [02:32] so [02:32] this guy has a stupid question [03:04] could someone assist me with a search? i am trying to find a way to make my wrt54g into a wireless hub- Im at a hotel that doesn support lan lines.. [03:05] supposedly the hyperwrt or something like that does it- [03:06] i have tomato on one of my wrt's ... [03:06] but thats for my VOIp. === |Draglor| is now known as Draglor [03:33] can someone help: i am trying to restore my grub boot menu (installed windows7 dual boot) through the live cd. at the grub terminal i type "fine /boot/grub/stage1" and i get "error 15: file not found." any ideas anyone? [03:38] !grub [03:38] GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto === ubuntu is now known as _CommandeR_ [04:12] Anyone want to help me with radeon drivers and opengl? My opengl does not work. :/ http://tmk.pastebin.com/f1b67d2e8 [04:18] to perdido [04:18] aqui [04:18] alguem sabe como entro no do brasil === thomas_ is now known as booky [04:31] I have a question any 1 kno how i can change my video setting from 24 bit to 32 Bit i just resently installed linux and cant swap to my 32 bit setting any more [04:32] i am trying to run a program from termianl, and have been typing just the name what am i doing wrong? === solid_liq is now known as solid_liqAFK === solid_liqAFK is now known as SolidLiq === SolidLiq is now known as solid_liq === hemathor_ is now known as hemathor [04:45] bryan_: ./programname [04:48] does anyone have any experince with boxee? [04:59] anyone here using amarok 2.1.1 ? i have a slight issue w/ it insisting on stoping after each track. i can't seam to find out how i either enabled the setting or how to stop it from doing it ... [05:00] Serpardum: please do you know how to switch from English to French in Open Office? [06:12] hi, good morning, i'm from indonesia [06:13] sumon, need help in indonesian? #ubuntu-id [06:13] ok, thanx [06:19] hi === desti_T2 is now known as desti [06:45] Hi, i've been haveing problems with the bugginess of jaunty lately. Anyone know of a way to downgrade back to intrepid? [06:45] ful reinstall Neon_ [06:58] how do i reload .profile and .bashrc without logging out ? [07:11] good morning [07:12] if i create a raid1 (mirror) with my mainboard's sata-controller, then in the kubuntu installer i see two hd's, instead of one? should i create the riad1 with kubuntu? === TheFuzzball is now known as element [07:57] join ex-chat [07:57] where i can turn off the effects ? This fading and transparancy ? [07:58] idk i am so new to ubuntu i am trying to find stuff out [07:59] how do i join channels ? [08:01] donavan_: type: /join #channelnamehere [08:01] o lol [08:01] thank you [08:01] staar2: system settings - desktop - enable desktop effects [08:01] donavan_: yw [08:02] jussi01: ty works better now [08:02] :) [08:05] any improvments to make it more faster :D ? [08:06] does any one here use ubuntu [08:07] donavan_: I do on one pc... [08:07] !anyone [08:07] A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? [08:07] staar2: got your gfx card drivers installed if needed? [08:08] i got to say, i have no idea [08:08] as i got the integrated graphic card [08:08] staar2: which brand? [08:09] but i can say it runs faster then XFCE now [08:09] intel, nvidia, ati? [08:09] laptop NC6220 [08:09] Intel [08:09] ok :) [08:09] i am trying to run wow on my pc with ubuntu and its a wnidows exe how would i be able to use it on ubuntu [08:09] 950 something [08:09] no need for drivers then [08:09] !wine | donavan_ [08:09] I have question how to configure samba? [08:09] donavan_: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu [08:09] !ask | wangyuan [08:09] wangyuan: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) [08:10] what text editors you use for coding ? gvim ? [08:10] thank you [08:10] staar2: kate on kubuntu for graphical, but its very much up to you [08:10] !editors [08:10] Text Editors: gedit (GNOME), Kate (KDE), mousepad (Xfce4) - Terminal-based: nano, vi/vim, emacs - For HTML/CSS editors, see !html - For programming editors and IDE, see !code [08:11] for kate is there a plugins page to ? [08:12] staar2: are you looking for a text editor or an IDE? [08:12] !code | staar2 [08:12] staar2: Programming editors/suites: Terminal-based: vi/vim, emacs - KDE: Kate, KDevelop, Quanta+, Umbrello - GNOME: gvim, gedit, anjuta, pida, monodevelop, geany - Others: eclipse, netbeans [08:12] php, sql, js, html [08:13] kate should be fine i think ? [08:13] is there some third-party plugins for that to ? [08:14] staar2: have you had a look at it? ;) [08:14] yes i looked the extensions part [08:15] i just tried to watch a vid on youtube and it said to install a flash driver i did and i tried to watch it again and it stilll says the same thing [08:15] * jussi01 doesnt know much about kate, but assumes so... google may help [08:16] donavan_: install the kubuntu-restricted-extras package [08:16] were would i do that [08:16] donavan_: kmenu - system - kpackagekit [08:16] ? [08:17] donavan_: go to the kmenu, then to system, then to kpackagekit... [08:18] were would i find that in ubuntu [08:18] donavan_: you are in ubuntu, not kubuntu??? [08:18] o [08:19] i am so sorry [08:19] donavan_: /join #ubuntu [08:19] :) [08:19] donavan_: but its in system, administration, synaptic package manager [08:20] then install ubuntu-restricted-extras [08:24] now what would i do ? [08:26] i found out i think [08:27] donavan_: click search, type ubuntu-restricted-extras, click on the box, mark for install, click apply? [08:27] i did that [08:28] once its done, restart firefox, watch you tube! [08:28] yay thank you [08:37] can I install kdvi on ubuntu 9.04? [08:38] what is the diff between ubuntu and kubuntu [08:39] donavan_: the bases of both system are the same, but ubuntu use gnome as main desktop enviroment and kubuntu KDE [08:39] Idhan: does kdvi still exist.. thought it was replaced by okular [08:40] hola [08:40] but okular is really bad with forward/inverse search :-( [08:40] Idhan: Intrepid was the last release that came with kdvi [08:40] !info kdvi intrepid [08:41] kdvi (source: kdvi): dvi viewer for KDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 4:3.5.10-0ubuntu1 (intrepid), package size 1283 kB, installed size 3288 kB [08:41] Idhan: don't think you can easily install it, as it depends on all these KDE3 libs which probably don't exist in Jaunty [08:41] xjjk: thanks.. [08:45] Hey is there away to update from Kubuntu 7.04 to 9.04 just by changing the respitories? [08:45] !update [08:45] For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - To upgrade to Jaunty (9.04) directly from Hardy (8.04) see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades/Kubuntu/8.04 - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading [08:45] cody, no [08:46] Well I will probably have to go up in distro versions then? [08:46] because I edited the sources.list on my install of 7.04 so I can get to 7.10 but nothing happened. [08:46] should read the upgrade notes, as 7.04 is end of life [08:46] yeah I knw :[ [08:47] at this point backing up and doing a fresh install would be a better option [08:47] Okay, I see. [08:47] I was thinking the same thing, It's a fresh install anyways. [08:47] read the notes though :) [08:47] sure [08:48] oh in that case not much lost [08:48] doesn't hurt to learn more I guess lol. [09:00] hello, how do i install kde 4 in hardy? [09:02] *tap* *tap* *tap anyone here? [09:02] echo! === gozde is now known as gozde__ [09:12] echo... echo... echo... [09:14] hi [09:14] can i ask something? [09:15] !ask nobode11 [09:15] Sorry, I don't know anything about ask nobode11 [09:15] !ask [09:15] Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) [09:16] By asking if you can ask, you've alredy asked a question. So Just ask you real question [09:17] i want to install kde4 on hardy - but the guide says execute this: sudo apt-get install kde-nightly [09:17] nightly builds are not stable right? [09:19] I would not say that "nightly builds are not all stable." I would say some nihtly builds are not stable. That might be what you wre trying to say bt it was confusion [09:20] !kde-nightly [09:20] Sorry, I don't know anything about kde-nightly [09:20] !nightly [09:20] Sorry, I don't know anything about nightly [09:20] hmm [09:20] !nightstand [09:20] Sorry, I don't know anything about nightstand [09:20] ... [09:20] ok i am about to execute this: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-install-kde-42/ [09:21] sudo apt-get install kde-nightly [09:21] someone stop me.... [09:21] strange....couldn't find package it says [09:22] too sleeply. [09:24] wake up [09:24] wake up [09:24] where is everybody????? [09:28] .. [09:36] hello === joschi_ is now known as Joschi [09:58] hellow === raphink_ is now known as raphink [10:37] hello [10:37] I can I use nepomuk to create a view of files with 5 stars? [10:40] HalphaZ: you need to build the Index first [10:41] yo yo yo [10:41] Mamarok: ok... how? I went in system setting and started nepomuk [10:41] but not strigi [10:42] nepomuk is running [10:42] strigi not [10:42] !info strigi [10:42] Package strigi does not exist in jaunty [10:42] so I suppose that nepomuk had build the index === solid_liqAFK is now known as solid_liq === solid_liq is now known as solid_liqAFK [10:43] strigi rules [10:43] HalphaZ: well, you need Strigi of course, and if you look for apt-cache search strigi you will find it [10:43] Nepomuk doesn't build an index, Strigi does [10:43] and Nepomuk uses that index [10:44] see also here for more documentation: http://nepomuk.kde.org/node/2 [10:44] strigi-daemon? [10:45] I'm on jaunty [10:46] HalphaZ Yeah you need strigi and you will also probably have to make a link to a java library to get it working properly. [10:48] hola [10:48] ?? [10:49] HalphaZ: Once you get strigi installed and if it doesn't work properly, go here and follow the directions: http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3102231.0 [10:49] !es | nik [10:49] nik: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. [10:49] FeasibilityStudy: thank you, I'm going to read :-) [10:49] Does anyone else has problems with installing plasmoid in kde 4.3 beta2 ? [10:51] arvid_: you mean the plasmapkg problem? [10:51] there seems to be a bug currently [10:52] Mamarok: sounds likely [10:53] hy === solid_liqAFK is now known as SolidLiq [11:01] strigi seems to work :-) [11:02] HalphaZ: could just use the find command ;) [11:02] ActionParsnip: yes... could use pen and paper [11:03] could use letters instead of irc [11:03] a "broadcast" letter .-D [11:03] HalphaZ: true, but how much searching do you actually do? [11:04] ActionParsnip: I just need to understand what semantic desktop is [11:04] I'm looking for answers [11:06] HalphaZ: http://www.semanticdesktop.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/WebHome [11:07] HalphaZ: scroll 50% down [11:08] hello, is it possible to disable to spell check on KNotes ? [11:10] :-) going to try nepomuk... lol [11:15] sugalo: not used it, its on my removefluff script when i install a fresh system [11:18] ActionParsnip: so what should i do ? [11:19] sugalo: no idea. as i said, i dont use it. i'm sure others do, maybe then can advise [11:19] sugalo: if not, try later in the day, different users etc [11:20] ActionParsnip: ok sorry ; i thought you were saying your script compiles your system without aspell [11:22] sugalo: no it strips about 60% of the OS out [11:22] sugalo: as well as installing flash and video drivers [11:22] heh ok [11:23] theres a lot i dont use, like knotes, evince, pdf rubbish, pppoe stuff [11:23] stuff like that, out [11:24] sugalo: my install is just over 2Gb by the end [11:25] yeah it's amazing the number of softwares installed that i don't use ; maybe even more than on windows [11:27] sugalo: rip them out, save space [11:28] ActionParsnip: i'm lazy :( and space is not a problem anymore nowadays ^^ [11:30] sugalo: i like a punchy system hence me skimming the fat [11:35] ActionParsnip: excuse me... I can I search file using ratings? [11:35] now that strigi is running it should be possible [11:35] the last problem is that I don't know how to do [11:35] HalphaZ: i dont use strigi so i woldnt know [11:36] HalphaZ: file ratings is another thing i am unfamiliar with [11:36] thanks [11:40] wow [11:41] how much people are idle here? [11:41] matthew__: a few :D [11:41] damn [11:41] 200 people and all of them are idle pretty much [11:41] matthew__: is there something you need help with? [11:41] sure I got a question [11:41] I did sudo apt-get install kubuntu [11:41] where is the power management located on kde [11:42] and when I run KDE programs under GNome is that like emulating KDE and running the application? [11:42] matthew__, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop [11:42] i know that [11:42] i done that already [11:42] matthew__, oh sorry [11:42] coz_: system settings - advanced - power management [11:42] i'm wondering when I run KDE programs. UNDER gnome desktop [11:42] does it emulate the KDE desktop under gnome?> [11:42] matthew__: no, no emulation , just running them as normaö [11:43] normal [11:43] like wine? [11:43] no [11:43] Can I run xfce applications under gnome also? [11:43] just loads the libraries it needs and runs them - they are all linux apps [11:43] of course [11:43] hmm what other desktop managers are there? [11:44] many many of them, I really suggest you browse google for those [11:44] coz_: got it? [11:44] yeah I'm better off just uninstalling kubuntu and installing the applications from SPM [11:44] to remove kubuntu just sudo apt-get remove kubuntu? [11:44] jussi01, I think so I done want monitor to sleep and I am used to gnome myself [11:45] Hrm, small issue. I cant seem to get my iphone picture dir to mount on kubuntu. works on UNR and normal ubuntu out of the box... :/ [11:45] jussi01, but loving kde 4.3 beta:) [11:45] coz_: the monitor power mangaement is under system settings, display, power control [11:45] jussi01, ah let me check :) [11:46] sudo apt-get autoremove kubuntu-desktop [11:46] will that remove the desktop of kubuntu? [11:46] !puregnome | matthew__ [11:46] matthew__: If you want to remove all !KDE packages, type « sudo apt-get remove kdelibs4c2 kdelibs5-data && sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop » into a !terminal [11:46] I'm on gnome [11:46] but I did the sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop [11:46] yes... [11:46] I know... [11:46] read what the bot said... [11:47] and this will remove the session on login screen also? [11:47] so gnome will be the only desktop? [11:54] hey guys.. I notice unde system settings/login manager tht the settings are greyed out....do I need to open t his as root to access those settings? [11:55] coz_: kdesudo systemsettings [11:55] ActionParsnip, thanks trying now :) [11:55] coz_: yes as its a system wide change which users are not allowed to change [11:56]