[00:00] no, that should be ok [00:00] do you know how to use a terminal? [00:01] yea [00:01] i was using it a while ago to try and connect through it [00:01] This is getting annoying. I can't seem to install Ubuntu Server 9.04 [00:02] ok, go to the folder in which the deb-file is and type this "sudo dpkg -i nameofthe.deb" it should try to install the file. [00:02] if it fails it should give a more detailed error message [00:02] please post it here [00:02] uhh [00:02] how do i direct it to the folder [00:03] ok, when you open the terminal, you find yourself in your home directory [00:03] ok === amyd2007 is now known as amyfu [00:04] use cd to get into any folder that is in your home-folder [00:04] use cd .. to move from a folder to the folder containing it. ( so if your are in /home/name/example and you do cd .. you will be in /home/name) [00:04] Byron: what are you having issues with? === Guest11720 is now known as sleepy === sleepy is now known as happy [00:05] one second [00:05] Installing LAMP, Mail and OpenSSH server options from the server CD of ubuntu 9.04 [00:06] ok [00:06] i did it [00:06] it says it conflicts with network manager [00:06] what part are you having trouble at? [00:06] ok [00:06] question [00:07] Byron: what part are you having trouble at? [00:07] i installed kubuntu inside windows using the iso i downloaded [00:07] i mounted using daemon [00:07] you're using wubi? [00:07] i guess so [00:07] yea [00:07] so [00:07] if i uninstall kubuntu [00:07] install ubuntu and the install kde would it work? [00:08] happy: It loads tasksel and gets my packages, but won't install [00:08] It appears they are not available. [00:08] since all im doing is changing the desktop manager [00:08] happy: I'm in ubuntu-server [00:08] Byron: next time, use alt+f4 to get more info on falures [00:09] then alt+f1 to get back to normal [00:09] what do you mean just stopped? red screen of death? [00:09] Yup [00:09] well kaddi i have to go for a bit are you going to be here much longer? [00:09] There appears to be 3 packages which are not being found [00:10] interesting [00:10] libnewt0.52, ext2-modules and efi-modules [00:10] ok [00:10] and this is when it is installing the base system? [00:11] is it connected to the internet when it does this? [00:11] Yes, it is connected. [00:11] this was when it was "installing the base system"? [00:11] Undead no I won't but other people will be. You could simply uninstall Netowrkmanager before installing wicd, but you should be able to do this with one command .. I'm lucking at the how right now [00:12] alrighty, if this doesnt work ill just go back to ubuntu [00:13] Undead yeah sadly networkmanager has a lot of problems with kubuntu, but as said, wicd has been running great for me :) [00:13] happy: No. Select and install software [00:13] ok [00:13] whats the uninstall command [00:13] just "uninstall networkmanager? [00:14] Byron: what you could do is install nothing extra, then install lamp and ssh manually [00:14] it is not that hard to do [00:14] maybe someone else can confirm: I think you need to remove more then just networkmanager, you want everything related to nm gone [00:14] ok [00:14] well i have to go [00:14] thanks for the help [00:14] happy: So just install Mail server? [00:15] ok, see you [00:15] bye [00:15] Byron: sure, I do not know how to install that :-) [00:16] happy: That failed, too [00:16] hmm [00:16] kaddi, it's not necessary to remove widget-network-manager, insalling wicd autoremoves it [00:16] Couldn't find package language-pack-en [00:17] BluesKaj: thanks :) The thing I was trying to find out was if forcing install of wicd would have uninstalled nm, or if forcing install would try to install wicd with nm still present? [00:18] Byron: I am not sure what is happening :-\ [00:20] the language pack is in the repos, but the installation doesn't seem to find it [00:20] All other packages are fine, except for these [00:20] are you sure it found internet? [00:21] do you have multiple network cards? [00:21] happy: What the deuce? I guess it just died because it's not able to ping google.com [00:21] No, just one card [00:21] Byron: when you get internet, it should work [00:21] Byron: you need to tell it to query dhcp again [00:22] happy: How do I do that? [00:22] you have 2 choices [00:22] 1. start over :-( [00:23] 2. I think it is one of the options on the menu you get when it red screens [00:23] * happy has not messed with the debian installer in a while [00:24] Nope, not an option for dhcp [00:24] something having to do with networking? [00:24] I think I'm online now [00:25] What's another word for cave and lair? [00:25] Byron: so try agian :-) [00:25] den [00:25] that works [00:26] why? [00:26] for the domain, do I have to put den.com or just 'den'? [00:26] do you own den.com? [00:27] I think your best bet is to leave domain blank [00:27] I don't think you can leave it blank [00:27] I think so [00:28] Byron: just leave it blank [00:28] ok [00:30] keeps failing [00:30] rebooting to start over [00:30] ok [00:30] this time make sure it has internet [00:32] Do I want LVM? [00:35] Installing Base System [00:38] sqlite-3 appeared to be corrupt. I'm doing it over [00:41] how do i install a geforce 6200 graphics card? [00:42] drivers first then install? [00:42] just stick it in the machine ? [00:42] high-rez: when i do that it freezes [00:43] Where at? Starting X? [00:43] high-rez: no at boot screen [00:44] Like inside of grub or after grub? Inside of the linux splash screen? [00:44] high-rez: after grub [00:45] high-rez: thought maybe install drivers then try install? [00:47] anyone know y my system would freeze everytime i install my graphics card? [00:47] Well I think the bootsplash will be framebuffer still. I assume you know for fact that this card is good? [00:48] high-rez: yes sir [00:48] high-rez: just took it out of my windows pc [00:50] I don't know you could possibly try the driver - though if the machine is crashing at the splash screen it may not get that far. Perhaps try disabling the vesa frame buffer - and see how it behaves ones it starts X. [00:51] high-rez: how do i disable the vesa? [00:52] high-rez: thanks in advance for the help! [00:52] high-rez: been trying for two days to install ubuntu on my sons pc [00:52] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FrameBuffer [00:53] high-rez: finally figured out its something to do with graphics card [00:54] I can't speak much to kubuntu stuff myself, only installed for the first time yesterday (long time gentoo user - i perhaps enjoy pain). [00:55] high-rez: lol me too [01:01] yo [01:01] i'm trying to get kdm to start at boot, /etc/init.d/kdm exists, it is set to run for 2,3,4,5 run levels, but for some reason - it never starts. === Paraselene__ is now known as Paraselene_ [01:03] hi, I need help, if someone could you give a advice? [01:04] hola necesito ayuda [01:05] alguien q me ayude¿? [01:05] por favor es urgente [01:05] !es | vismad [01:05] vismad: 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. [01:06] no one has any idea for my problem? :o( === jon is now known as Guest65032 [01:09] Does (K)Ubuntu use CONFIG_STRICT_DEVMEM=y by default? === login_ is now known as Diogow [01:19] alo [01:20] alguem sabe porque aqui eu nao consigo conectar no aMSN ? [01:20] Does anyone think it's worth moving to kde 4.3 on jaunty? [01:20] Now that it's a RC? [01:20] Or is it still buggy? === kgee is now known as darkdigitaldream [01:20] Seems to be working well enough for me [01:20] Is it better/less buggy than 4.2.4? [01:20] i'm trying to join amsn since i brought this pc === darkdigitaldream is now known as crappingRainbows [01:24] Ah what the hell....I'm gunna upgrade [01:24] Let's see what happens :) [01:24] btw Ksplice is cool === crappingRainbows is now known as DarkDigitalDream [01:25] and chromium is wicked fast [01:26] if it had flash I'd switch now [01:29] Everytime I login to kubuntu, it asks for a keyring password to access my internet. How can i remove this if possible? === fran is now known as Guest11447 === Guest11447 is now known as fran_ [01:34] can anybody help me to install a printer with line commands [01:35] there are anybody who speaks english [01:37] hello there [01:42] cualcuno parla italiano [01:43] alguien me puede ayudar a configurar una impresora con lineas de comando [01:48] anybody have a recommendation for a linux-compatible PCI wireless card? [01:51] I don't know of a good PCI one, but Syslink's WUSB54GC (And the whole series) work very well, but are USB. I'd recommend them, although I know it's not what you asked for. [01:53] mannn! [01:53] okay [01:53] ive got kdm to start at boot, but it doesn't start at the resolution set by xorg - it starts at its own predetermined res, and as a result, it goes out of range [01:54] ive tried setting the res from kde, to 1280x800, 60 sync rate.. same thing everytime [01:54] is there anything i can do? [01:54] i need to restart the xorg server everytime, to get it back to a res that works [01:57] yurimxpxman, it may not be your card , try installing wicd , it works much better thab the default on jaunty [01:58] BluesKaj: I don't have a wireless card. I'm trying to buy one compatible with kubuntu. [01:58] Most are compatible, really [01:58] Uh [01:59] As far as I've experienced [02:00] yurimxpxman, i'm using a belkin usb , works well and it's portable [02:06] usb wu=ifi cards are handy on the road when hotel wifi sucks as most do , the belkin has more sensitivity than most builtins [02:12] hello, i want to control the cpu fan, i tryed with pwmconfig, but it doesn't work [02:12] it means that my mobo doesn't support fan control, or there's some software issue? === amyd2007 is now known as amyfu [02:13] Wow, Koala seems more stable than Jaunty [02:14] I have a shared drive on a server I would like to access from outside the LAN. I have been looking into NFS. Is there a secure way to authenticate valid users with NFS? Is NFS a suitable solution? === crackstore is now known as rC [02:33] hye [02:34] ermm [02:40] bazhang: IT'S ALIVE!!! [02:41] Byron, success? [02:41] Oh yeah! [02:42] * Byron starts tearing and choking up... [02:42] !yay | Byron [02:42] Byron: Glad you made it! :-) [02:42] "It's just do beautiful" [02:42] *so [02:43] This is slightly the best moment of my life. Please don't tell my girl I said that. [02:43] I figured out my question earlier. If it interests anyone, sshfs is real quick (and I'm assuming fairly secure) solution to accessing entire filesystems as if they were right on your machine [02:43] Anyone know of a good/great video editing software for Kubuntu? [02:43] HD [02:44] High Definition [02:45] !video editing [02:45] Sorry, I don't know anything about video editing [02:45] !high definition [02:45] Sorry, I don't know anything about high definition [02:45] !cinelerra [02:45] Cinelerra is a video editor and compositor that cannot be included in Ubuntu for legal reasons. Install instructions can be found on http://cvs.cinelerra.org/getting_cinelerra.php#ubuntu [02:47] bazhang: Thank you so much for your help yesterday and today. [02:48] happy: If you're reading this, thank you for your help. I got my Ubuntu server 9.04 running now [02:50] Byron, glad you got it going [02:51] bazhang: Me too. I'm hoping to learn so much from this installation and that of what the server itself can teach me. [02:52] can someone point me to a tutorial for installing Sound Blaster X-Fi Linux 64-bit Driver using terminal [02:54] a [02:56] KampungChat Crackstore sets mode +m on [02:58] hye all [03:00] !voice Xchat [03:03] bazhang: What was Byron doing? [03:04] DaskreeCH, he was setting up a web server (9.04) [03:04] ah. ok that doesnt seem that hard [03:05] had a lot of troubles with bad iso or bad burn/media though [03:05] Ah that sucks [03:06] got the iso from isohunt.com or some such [03:19] O.o === DarkTim is now known as DanMorgan [03:20] 0.-- [03:58] vf [04:06] I just installed sunbird and I screwed up the calendars. How do I completely uninstall it and erase those settings? [04:24] !voice KC818 [04:24] #ubuntu mobi-sheep: got it, thanks.... [04:25] #ubuntu ok thanks for the help, i'll find my self a project to assist :) [04:25] #ubuntu losher: Why? Do you remove stuffs too? [04:25] #ubuntu * jacob1234 (n=james@76.164.160.188) Quit (Client Quit) [04:25] #ubuntu a bot sent be a massage [04:25] #ubuntu * epicreviews (n=lyle@pool-71-177-61-237.lsanca.btas.verizon.net) has left #ubuntu ( ) [04:25] #ubuntu * FergatROn (n=marc@adsl-176-39-161.asm.bellsouth.net) Quit ("Leaving") [04:25] #ubuntu * Kaptein (n=Marius@166.134.16.62.customer.cdi.no) Quit ("Leaving") [04:25] #ubuntu * jean-claude (n=jean-cla@bas8-quebec14-1168081391.dsl.bell.ca) Quit ("Ex-Chat") [04:25] #ubuntu * jean-claude_ (n=jean-cla@bas8-quebec14-1168081391.dsl.bell.ca) Quit ("Ex-Chat") [04:25] #ubuntu how do I set keyboard shortcuts using the function key? [04:25] rC: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. [04:25] #ubuntu * climatewarrior (n=quassel@66-90-151-156.dyn.grandenetworks.net) Quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) [04:25] !ops | rC [04:25] rC: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) Riddell, Tm_T, fdoving, Mez, tsimpson, jpatrick, seth_k, apokryphos, nalioth, Hobbsee, robotgeek, imbrandon, gnomefreak, genii, Hawkwind, trappist, LjL, haggai, fooishbar, crimsun, seth, apokryphos, DBO, nixternal, PriceChild, Pici or jussi01! [04:25] #ubuntu !shortcut [04:25] #ubuntu rainwalker: 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 [04:25] #ubuntu a bot sent me this :: Interested in remastering the Ubuntu !live CD? See: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization or use tools such as http://uck.sourceforge.net/ or http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/DRU_Disc_Remastering_Utility [04:25] rC: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. [04:26] thanks vorian [04:26] no problemo [04:26] is rC a bot? === mushrOOm is now known as VerliHub === VerliHub is now known as mushrOOm [04:33] What's the proper way to upgrade releases? [04:33] !upgrade > high-rez [04:33] high-rez, please see my private message [04:38] Yeah, I guess I sho9uld really rephrease my question. I'd like to udpate to 9.10 [04:39] high-rez: More or less asking that question disquialifies you from using 9.10 [04:39] or more explictly kubuntu+1 [04:41] whys that? [04:41] I've got plenty of experience with other distributions - i'm just trying to see where kubuntu 9.10 is at today. Not sure one needs a special badge of knowledge to try things out. [04:42] high-rez, discussion of karmic in #ubuntu+1 [04:42] high-rez: If you just want to see where it's at today grab a daily Live CD [04:43] If you want to keep it installed it's going to break from hour to hour sometimes very badly If you don't know how to manage packages you'll basicaly have to wipe and reinstall [04:43] The alpha state of Ubuntu Distros is well deserved. Things break in magnificent manners [04:44] right, thanks for the advice - i had no intention of playing with it on a production machine. [04:44] !fr [04:44] Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en francais, merci de rejoindre #ubuntu-fr [04:45] that said, i've already been there with the live cd (alpha2) far enough to know how pretty broken it is (sits in a loop trying to mount my 9.04 fs). [04:45] high-rez, please move discussion of karmic to #ubuntu+1 thanks [04:46] yeah well when X or the kernel or grub breaks and the hasty fix clashes with your other packages and you don't know how to override stuff it's going to get frustrating quickly [05:16] HOLA [05:32] hola tonoito [05:32] hi ppl [05:33] need help [05:33] !ask [05:33] 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. :-) [05:33] i hav a kubuntu sys on a 2 gb partition [05:34] kalp: and? [05:36] i hav a kubuntu sys on a 2 gb partition , i did a update after a ling time, there was 600mb free space which came down to around 400mb after the package manager downloaded the upgrades, when it started installing, it got stuck at a point where it wanted to take backup of an onder kernel for upgrade, it just couldnt, and now it doesnt install anything, jus comes to same problem when i start package manager [05:37] kalp: open up a konsole, then type sudo apt-get upgrade [05:37] pastebin the output [05:37] do you know what pastebin is? [05:37] no [05:37] !pastebin > kalp [05:37] kalp, please see my private message [05:38] Hi everybody [05:38] hi felipe_ [05:38] hi felipe__ [05:38] I use ubuntu but i Installed KDE .... [05:39] ok, i wil start that system and came back to this room [05:39] I would like to change the theme because it's ugly.... [05:39] the folders...nautilus.... [05:39] Can you help me because I try but I couldn't [05:40] Hello Hello could some help me out... my computer dont want to reconize my YP-U3 mp3... [05:40] isn't nautilus for gnome? [05:40] it reconized it before... [05:41] yeah, nautilis is for gnome [05:41] hum... [05:41] so ...what could I do to change.... [05:41] ? [05:41] KDE uses [05:41] er [05:41] KDE uses Dolphin [05:41] try the sudo dolphinxD [05:42] i don't know if you can change the theme of gnome apps on KDE, i only used KDE for a week before it half melted my system [05:42] yes you can === michael__ is now known as mickspace [05:42] you just have to install the GMONE desktope lib [05:43] and some other packages that I just dont remember... [05:43] then in the log in screen, option... [05:43] choose the GNOME desktop [05:43] yeah, i originally had gnome [05:43] i installed kubuntu-desktop and KDE and every thing after [05:44] me too xD actually im using gnome... [05:44] the un install them xD [05:44] can you say me step by step what I should install? [05:44] please [05:45] ummm [05:46] I dont remember... let me check [05:47] gnome desktop [05:47] data [05:48] sorry dont you want to check it on google??? [05:49] nautilus pack [05:49] there are like a few that I just cant find xD nor remember [05:52] How do i get kubuntu to display a preview when i hover over a picture? [05:56] I accidentally deleted the bottom taskbar. how do i bring it back? [05:56] I'm trying to update packages, but the last time, the OS froze up, and left perl-modules in a bad state. The dpkg command I got from the GUI says I should reinstall perl-modules, but I can't find how to do that in the dpkg man page. Is there a command for installation? [05:59] Now I installed kubuntu-desktop [05:59] MTughan: sudo apt-get --reinstall install [package] [06:00] Looks like it's going. Thanks happy. [06:00] np [06:01] Okay: Right click on the desktop and click "add panel" [06:01] it's the default taskbar one [06:01] where it stores all the open/opened windows and applications [06:03] Okay: Right click on the panel and click "add widget" and add "task manager" [06:04] got it! Thanks a lot fg56lx [06:04] No problem. === ghost is now known as Guest53894 [06:06] fg56lx, do you happen to have one of those Mac os x like docks for kubuntu? [06:07] Okay: I don't. [06:08] Okay: If you're trying to find one, I believe Compiz Fusion(or w.e they are calling themselvs these days) has one. [06:09] I will look into it fg56lx [06:09] thanks again man [06:12] Question, there are four blocked packages, anyone want to tell me why? :) [06:13] Also, which firefox package will install 3.5 for me? [06:14] ner0x: they are probably kernel upgrade [06:14] happy: They all are, but why are they blocked? [06:14] I never figured that out. I think it is because they want to install other packages [06:14] ner0x: You can make them update/install if you do it from a terminal. [06:14] I overrid it in the terminal [06:15] fg56lx: Alright, but are they suggested to be updated? [06:15] I don't see why they wouldnt be. === kb is now known as Guest64753 [06:16] I'm new to *package management* what application do I use to override? [06:18] ner0x: "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" [06:19] That's a command line package manager? [06:19] Yes. [06:19] Does it auto upgrade? [06:19] Or does it give me the list of freatures? [06:19] Yes, dist-upgrade will uodate all packages. [06:19] So it's a script? [06:21] Will aptitude do the same thing? [06:21] ner0x: apt-get is pretty much the cli package manager [06:21] (dpkg is actually the package manager. But it does not do the cool stuff like check online for updates) [06:22] ner0x: I think aptitude can also do a dist upgrade [06:23] I believe so too. I'll have to read the docs. [06:23] My clock is never right, how do I fix that on kubuntu? lol [06:23] Also, which firefox package do I choose for 3.5? [06:23] hey guys am new to ubuntu just installed it cople of days ago and the only think so far that i dont understand is how do i install .tar.bz2 files can anyone help me plz ? :) [06:24] ner0x: have you tried left or right clicking on the clock? [06:24] happy: Yeah, it's on the correct timezone, just the wrong time. [06:24] !compile | agathodaimon [06:24] agathodaimon: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) [06:25] thanks [06:25] happy: aptitude does install the kernel updates, I'm doing it now. :) [06:25] ok [06:26] so u can update the kernal aswell by typing sudo apt-get upgrade right? [06:26] ner0x: to fix the clock, go into system settings [06:26] then time and date [06:26] agathodaimon: I don't think so [06:26] aptitude upgrade does it (not sure) [06:28] agathodaimon: In aptitude type "shift+u" or "U" to set it to upgrade. Then press "g" to commence all the changes. [06:28] ner0x: aptitude is a cli program [06:28] that does not make sense :-\ [06:28] how can i get it? [06:28] happy: Well that's how you do it. [06:28] agathodaimon: Aptitude? [06:28] yup [06:29] Should be installed as part of the basesystem [06:29]