=== le_bilou1e is now known as le_biloute [01:21] problem : local machine running gnome, i can start stuff from the menus, but if i start something from a terminal window i get 'No protocol specified, unable to open display ":0.0"'. wtf? [01:22] m3ga: 1st person to mention it :) [01:23] mention what? [01:23] is this a known bug? [01:24] nope [01:24] you are the 1st to mention it [01:34] hmm, newish gdm thing. "cp /var/run/gdm/auth-for-erikd-XXXXX/database .Xauthority" fixed it. [01:43] gn folks [mv yofel /dev/bed] [01:44] bye [01:56] * BUGabundo stolen from @yofel: gn folks [mv /dev/awake /dev/bed] === BlinkyToon is now known as Don_Miguel [04:14] Waht to say that there is bug in correct install. If you move a symbolic link folder to the wastebin it will delete thefolder contents of the original folder, not remove the symbolic link only. [04:14] wanted to say.... [04:15] can someone report this bug to appropriate area! [04:16] Wanted to say that there is bug in current install. If you move a symbolic link folder say on the desktop and send it to the wastebin, it will delete the folder contents of the original folder, not remove the symbolic link only. [04:45] pushrax: I cannot reproduce this. What Ubuntu version are you using? 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope or maybe 9.10 Karmic Koala? [04:49] pushrax: If this is a bug in the file manager you can report it here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+filebug [05:02] damned dosfsck. [05:02] File size is 1499 bytes, cluster chain length is 0 bytes. [05:02] Truncating file to 0 bytes. [05:02] file was /EFI/ubuntu/grub.cfg [05:02] Lovely, thanks for going and deleting that for me! [05:02] =þ [05:04] Oh yeah, and when UEFI-booting, for some reason, the kernel fails to comprehend UUIDs. [05:13] Oh, and how do I check what keycodes udev has applied? [05:13] It's no longer taken care of by HAL, so hal-device doesn't help anymore. [05:31] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD#Animations%20and%20durations [05:32] Hmm, if it's supposed to show up for around, oh, 1 second... then why are my manual notifications taking TEN seconds to go away? [05:34] Oh, and nm-applet icon seems not to scale.... and same with padevchooser. [05:47] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/usplash/+bug/56807 [05:47] Ubuntu bug 56807 in usplash "usplash outputs "chdir: No such file or directory" in each invocation (dup-of: 45435)" [Medium,New] [05:47] Ubuntu bug 45435 in usplash "usplash does not check result of chdir(): /usplash_fifo can be created" [Low,Fix released] [05:47] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/usplash/+bug/45435 [05:47] er [05:47] odd... I'm getting that bug NOW,. [05:50] Good evening [05:51] How's it going Dana [05:51] Doing well enough, though EFI-booting isn't working as well as it used to. [05:51] whats going on? [05:51] When I EFI-boot the kernel, it fails to comprehend UUIDs, and fails to comprehend that ext4 is not ext2 or ext3. [05:51] hrm, wow [05:51] Wanted to say that there is bug in current install of kubuntu 9.10. If you remove a symbolic link folder say on the desktop and send it to the wastebin, it will delete the folder contents of the original folder, not simply remove the symbolic link. [05:52] I dont have EFI on this machine, so I wish I could assist you on that, DanaG [05:52] do I report KDE bugs at KDE or launchpad? [05:52] launchpad [05:52] syn-ack: ok thanks [05:52] Oh, and most of what I find about EFI is about Apple... but I don't have Apple. =þ [05:53] it'll work the same way, AFAIK. DanaG [05:53] EFI is EFI all thats different in theory is the interface.. again AFAIK [05:55] Though mine is UEFI 2.0. HP EliteBook laptop. [05:55] Oh yeah, and I also have no /dev/.initramfs [05:55] ... do you have a /dev/.initramfs? [05:56] Yes [05:57] http://lists.debian.org/debian-kernel/2006/08/msg00857.html [05:57] ah, maybe my udev is broken. [05:58] meskes@meskes-laptop:~$ ls /dev/.initramfs [05:58] usplash_fifo usplash_outfifo varrun [05:58] ;) [05:58] odd.. I don't have a /dev/.initramfs. [05:58] Lemme try seeing if update-initrd worked. [05:58] Gotta' reboot. [06:09] [ 0.432585] Trying to unpack rootfs image as initramfs... [06:09] [ 0.432991] rootfs image is not initramfs (junk in compressed archive); looks like an initrd [06:10] [ 3.201549] RAMDISK: Couldn't find valid RAM disk image starting at 0. [06:10] morning [06:11] what's up with that? It refuses to load my initrd. [06:14] DanaG, to me, it looks like it may have been built with a bad toolchain or that that your menu.lst maybe misconfigured [06:14] DanaG, have you tired rebuilding that kernel against your toolchain to see if it keeps it up? [06:15] Hmm, the oddity is, it works perfectly fine when booted via CSM. [06:15] That is, the legacy BIOS-mode. [06:15] what are you using to boot with? elilo or GRUB*? [06:16] Grub2. [06:17] Sucks that the grub-efi and grub-pc packages conflict. [06:17] And the grub-efi packages don't even put grub.efi in the right place. [06:17] Hrm, it could just be GRUB2 because it is still really unstable [06:20] DanaG, Even I wont touch GRUB2 and I have really flaky system? [06:20] rather . [06:20] I still have legacy grub in my MBR, and in each of two partitions. [06:20] There's no savedefault in grub2. That's a showstopper for me. [06:39] I'm still having some problems with the current sound implementation on my Asus EEE PC 1000HE and Karmic [06:43] Actually, I think my EFI thingy is a kernel issue... booting Jaunty via the exact same grub.efi works fine. [07:10] after some libc updates, my computer seems to be running much better. Not quite so many kernel oops today [07:11] I've yet to have any kernel oops, but I've had lots of problems with sound control [07:12] Shambler4u: it looks like there doing some major changes to the sound system... be patient and file bugs as necessary [07:15] ripps: Yeah, I've been doing that. Sometimes I wonder if I just don't have something configured correctly [07:18] anyone know why my scroll wheel might suddenly stop working? (even after reboot) [07:26] i now have two volume icons: one on panel & one in tray. they're different. [07:31] my thumb buttons still work, though my scroll wheel doesn't... [07:36] tanath: I've just filed a bug report on that [07:37] tanath: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/401294 maybe you could contribute here? [07:37] Ubuntu bug 401294 in ubuntu "Karmic - 2 Sound Applets, No Keyboard Shortcuts, Sound Resetting" [Undecided,New] [07:37] hm, my kb shortcuts do work [07:38] though the one in the tray doesn't seem to realize it at the moment :P [07:38] mine do too, but it's controlling a different device than it should, and I can't make it change it's mind about that [07:39] I hate the current mixer_applet2. [07:39] Horizontal == stupid. [07:40] DanaG: mixer_applet2 shows up on my system in the tray and is vertical [07:40] hrm, audacious is messed up now [07:40] That's the OTHER one. [07:40] Volume Applet 2.27.3? [07:40] yeah, mine's horizontal. [07:41] oh - that one's been horizontal for a long time for me [07:41] that's been there since Jaunty I thought? [07:41] One is Pulse and the other ALSA [07:42] The Vertical one is ALSA, the other Pulse [07:42] syn-ack: they seem to be controlling each other on my system [07:42] ok, i can't confirm the audacious thing. works for me [07:42] also, i'm not using an eee pc [07:42] AFAIK, they SHOULD [07:42] anyone find the .31 kernels don't work? [07:42] Oh wiat [07:42] my understanding was that they were separate? [07:43] fortunately i still have the .28 kernels [07:43] Shambler4u, you know what..,.. this is the PULSE mixer [07:43] hrm [07:43] which one? [07:43] the tray one? [07:43] Both [07:43] hrm [07:43] o.O i'm using alsa [07:43] Of course you are [07:43] We all are. [07:43] oh yeah, and one applet seems to have a DIFFERENT volume range than my keyboard keys. [07:44] tanath, Pulse isnt kernel layer like ALSA [07:44] That's probably Ear Candy. [07:44] mm [07:44] I tried Ear Candy once. [07:44] DanaG: Probably a combination of the ear-candy applet and Pulse's flat volumes. [07:44] Gave up on it when it blasted me. [07:44] I turned flat volumes off, it was pissing me off. [07:44] And when it kept moving streams AWAY from my bluetooth headset. [07:44] Hrm [07:45] if i use my kb to change volume, it works, and the applet behaves accordingly, but the tray one doesn't notice the change in vol. still says 100% [07:45] Flat volumes is goddamn awfully confusing. [07:45] I wonder why it doesnt kill the other mixer like it should be doing. Thats an annoying bug [07:45] And when you add earcandy... it just cranks everything up to 100%. [07:45] Frankly, that's a health risk! [07:45] DanaG, Relax. :p [07:45] tanath: The tray one is probably reflecting the Pulse mixer. [07:46] * DanaG GETS BLASTED BY 100% VOLUME. [07:46] hah. [07:46] that's all the yelling I'll do now, [07:46] also, i don't think i like the new Sound Prefs [07:46] which it links to [07:46] SeveredCross, Both of the Tray mixers this re this bug is PULSE [07:46] Yeah, how do you set which thingy the volume hotkeys control? [07:46] doesn't let you choose output thingy, for one [07:46] One is just the new sound profile [07:47] tanath, Do you have more than one output source? [07:47] woah, suddenly my scroll wheel is working again [07:47] I see... now my hotkeys are the virtualized volume. [07:47] syn-ack, in jaunty i had several things to choose from (and i seem to have a couple output devices, though they all seem to be the same device [07:47] pulse, alsa, esd, oss... [07:47] And the virtualized one is inaudible below 50%. [07:47] No no [07:48] and multiple ICH devices [07:48] well, not inaudible, but pretty close. [07:48] Thats what I was getting at... hrm [07:48] but all seemed to go to my speakers [07:48] You know guys, Im going to sum this up to one damned annoying bug thtat I cant trace for the moment [07:48] It puts master at ZERO when at 50%! [07:49] why would my scroll wheel randomly stop working, even across a reboot, and then randomly start working again? [07:49] Reason I cannot trace is because its midnight and I've been up since 7 am [07:50] syn-ack, heh, get some sleep. sleep deprivation is bad for you [07:50] meh [07:50] tanath, in my prior line of work before coming back to IT I never slept [07:50] my scroll wheel started working slowly too... like the events were getting eaten [07:50] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=333438 [07:50] Gnome bug 333438 in mixer "gnome volume applet mute/zero volume behavior is not intuitive" [Normal,Resolved: duplicate] [07:50] and only some were getting through [07:51] so i started playing with it more, and it's now working [07:51] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/332081 [07:51] Ubuntu bug 332081 in gnome-settings-daemon "Panel volume icon state changes to "mute" when volume reaches zero" [Low,New] [07:51] syn-ack, that's not good. they keep finding out that sleep deprivation is worse than they thought [07:51] DanaG, had that prob too a few times [07:52] It even makes my MUTE LED light up, rather annoyingly. [07:52] Or rather, switch from blue to orange. [07:52] tanath, hehehehe [07:53] oh, i had some serious graphical glitches for the past several days that i managed to fix. i had ancient left-overs from fglrx that were messing things up [07:53] though swiftfox still seems to have graphical glitches of the same type :-/ [07:53] tanath, Thats ok, my Wifi button doesnt change from orange to white and never has [07:54] it does infact, switch the wifi on and off so I dont care if it doesnt match what "its supposed to Do" in that respect [07:54] heh [07:54] papercuts, man. papercuts. :P [07:54] Ok [07:55] * tanath shakes fist :P [07:55] See, When I first started working with Ubuntu WAAAAAAY back in the day we didnt have these papercuts.... WTF are they exactly? [07:55] syn-ack, what wi fi card? [07:55] robin0800, Ath 5001 [07:56] robin0800, imo, its merely aesthetic so I'm not concerned [07:57] papercuts: https://edge.launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts [07:58] syn-ack, tried googling for led light on your card worked for me ipw2200 just needed led=1 option [07:58] little annoyances that turn people off ubuntu/linux [07:59] tanath, I've used linux for over a decade, this aint anything [07:59] anyone know what swiftfox might be using/doing that would cause graphical glitches? [07:59] syn-ack, it's nothing to you :P [07:59] oh yeah, iwlagn blinking is another godawful annoying thing. [07:59] robin0800, wtf does it need that? [07:59] robin0800, interfaces? [08:00] iwlagn blinking is just replicating the standard Windows behavior. [08:00] Not for my cadr. [08:00] card. [08:00] Mine in Windows does NOT blink. [08:00] Weird, it is for mine. [08:00] It's vendor-specific. [08:00] Look in the Intel INF some time. [08:00] HP has it not blink. [08:00] Weird. [08:00] I've got Dell. [08:01] DUDE! [08:01] I dont. :P [08:01] * syn-ack vomits when he thinks of Dell [08:01] <- HP Fanboi. :P [08:01] * DanaG really likes his EliteBook. Badass. [08:01] what's the prob with dell? [08:02] tanath, ...Its a Dell. :P [08:02] syn-ack, needed to have led light work [08:02] That and they bought Alienware. :D [08:02] who bought alienware? [08:02] Dell. [08:02] Dell [08:02] right... that's a prob? [08:02] Years ago [08:02] I got a Dell because it was...cheap. [08:02] tanath, For alienware [08:02] http://www.quatraine3.com/tribalwar/SwSetup/WLAN2/NETw4v32.INF [08:02] example of INF. [08:02] alienware made good stuff [08:03] MADE is the operative [08:03] HKR,,LedMode,0x10001,0x1 [08:03] meh [08:03] like I said, details. :P [08:04] http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=4631 [08:04] here's what I have. [08:04] Though I have P8600 instead of T9400, and Mobility FireGL V5700 instead of whatever the nvidia was -- by choice, in fact. [08:05] I have an HP Pavillion [08:05] os[Linux 2.6.31-3-generic i686] distro[Ubuntu "karmic" 9.10] cpu[2 x Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU T3200 @ 2.00GHz (GenuineIntel) @ 2.00GHz] mem[Physical: 1.9GB, 83.3% free] disk[Total: 146.6GB, 92.2% free] video[Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller] sound[HDA-Intel - HDA Intel] [08:06] Linux EliteBook 2.6.31-3-generic #19-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jul 14 16:07:02 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux [08:06] Though its straight Intel. :D [08:06] DanaG, though I can do 64 bit, I figured I would shake down the 32 bit release [08:07] Oh yeah, and my hostname is... EliteBook. [08:07] I couldn't think of anything cooler. [08:07] Mine is Neptune [08:07] I had to replace the wireless card on this Asus EEE PC 1000HE because it wouldn't work with Ubuntu [08:08] Jupiter is my stable desktop Saturn is my AD server, Solare is my Gateway etc [08:08] Shambler4u, which card was it? [08:08] Oh yeah, I had an old Gateway 17" laptop. Boy, did the construction quality on that thing suck. [08:08] Lid cracked right down the middle. [08:08] LCD itself failed some time later. [08:09] heh [08:09] I eventually removed the LCD and lid, so I could at least use it with an external monitor. [08:10] Ive got a buddy that had a Gateway and had to have have or did it himself replaced the LCD 3 times [08:10] Removal of LVDS attachment also revealed lots of bugs in things. [08:10] I know he knows your pain [08:10] syn-ack: it was an AzureWave model # AR5B91-X [08:10] Shambler4u, I have never heard of that in my whole entire life [08:10] haha [08:10] apparently neither has anyone else [08:11] syn-ack: this is the card: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESOX:IT&item=280358418608 [08:11] it was trying to run on the Atheros drivers, if I'm not mistaken [08:11] Shambler4u, which one? [08:11] it would just go several minutes where it would drop packets like crazy [08:11] as in madwifi, etc? [08:12] madwifi [08:12] hrm [08:12] thats like that "works with everthing" driver though it doesnt [08:12] dropped packets to the point where it was un-usable [08:12] I know for a fact it doesnt work with mine [08:12] suck. :/ [08:13] it would work for awhile, but then I'd have periods where I'd have 100% packet loss. [08:13] wow [08:14] Ok, Ubuntuone is kinda irritating [08:14] Thought I would just mention that out loud [08:15] syn-ack: Ubuntuone doesn't even work at all on my machine [08:15] and #ubuntuone couldnt help you out at all? [08:16] I was curious one day after noticing something new in the menu, and I clicked it, and it just crashed. Then I couldn't file a bug report because there were updates or something. [08:16] I haven't pursued it yet (although I should). I honestly don't even know what it is [08:17] Shambler4u, www.ubuntuone.com [08:17] I suggest you go there and check it out [08:18] thanks [08:19] ohhh! It's like Dropbox [08:21] yep. ;) [08:26] yeah - when run UbuntuOne, nothing at all happens [08:27] Shambler4u, you have to send in for an invite for an account [08:27] read the site. ;) [08:29] yessir. Though the site won't let me log in. Man, things are trouble for me today [08:30] therefore, I'm going to go off to bed. syn-ack, May I suggest the same for you, too? ;) [08:31] heheh [08:31] g'night [08:31] night === yofel_ is now known as yofel [09:42] good morning folks [09:42] j #gnome-sheel [09:42] hi [09:43] x1250 did you mean /j #gnome-sheel [09:44] robin0800, sort of, gnome-shell, so two errors in one line :) [09:51] hi all. Ive just installed 9.10 and then installed XP. I am now trying to reinstall grub as my bootloader. Are there any grub2 howtos on there to reinstall grub from the livecd? [09:52] <|ns|nR8> yep [09:52] hm, i only know of a grub1 one, and i'm not sure how similar it is [09:53] <|ns|nR8> i found one using google in couple minutes [09:53] <|ns|nR8> other day [09:53] yeah, Ive done a regular grub rescue before. searching google for a grub2 one now [09:54] <|ns|nR8> google ubuntu fix grub2 after install [09:54] <|ns|nR8> first result === WelshDragon is now known as Fluffles [09:54] look at wiki.ubuntu.com/grub2 as i recall that is address [09:55] lol. I was searching through results of grub2 rescue [09:55] should have installed XP first it makes life easier [09:55] <|ns|nR8> its not that hard with grub2..just a command [09:56] its not too much of a worry right now. 'll figure it out eventually ;) [09:56] <|ns|nR8> if it dont detect the windows partition tho its a little trickier..you have to make a couple sctips [09:56] <|ns|nR8> to add windows to grub2 loads [09:56] <|ns|nR8> i like the older grub better === mac__v is now known as mac_v [09:59] looks like its quite similar to the old process for fixing grub [09:59] mounting root, then dev, then chroot [09:59] http://www.ubuntu-inside.me/2009/06/howto-recover-grub2-after-windows.html [09:59] <|ns|nR8> you have no menu.lst tho [09:59] <|ns|nR8> and you cant edit the main file [09:59] no, but its the same process [10:00] <|ns|nR8> o [10:00] and if its the mbr that is overwritten, you really shouldnt need to edit the menu.lst/grub.cfg [10:00] <|ns|nR8> if it dont detect your windows partition you have to worry abut it [10:00] <|ns|nR8> thats what happened to me [10:01] you can worry about it after you get back into ubuntu [10:01] <|ns|nR8> yep [10:01] which I'm about to do. see ya in a few [10:01] <|ns|nR8> k [10:07] and.... we're back :) [10:07] <|ns|nR8> howd ya go [10:07] <|ns|nR8> did it see windows ? [10:18] damn, purging sysklogd is brojen :( [10:18] broken* [10:19] dupondje: it was replaced [10:19] gnomefreak: I know, I want to purge the old now, but its broken :( [10:20] dupondje: define broken [10:21] userdel: gebruiker 'syslog' is momenteel niet aangemeld [10:21] /usr/sbin/deluser: `/usr/sbin/userdel syslog' gaf foutcode 8. Stoppen. [10:21] dpkg: fout bij afhandelen van sysklogd (--purge): [10:21] ok english by chance? [10:21] what do I need to put in front again :) to have english output :P [10:23] i didnt know you could other than transate it. can yuou give me an idea on what the 2 last lines say. also did you remove it yet? [10:23] userdel: user syslog is currently logged in [10:23] /usr/sbin/deluser: `/usr/sbin/userdel syslog' returned error code 8. Exiting. [10:23] dpkg: error processing sysklogd (--purge): [10:23] subprocess installed post-removal script returned error exit status 1 [10:24] dupondje: did you try killing it in ps aux? to see if it is still running try ps aux | grep syslog [10:25] I see the error now :P [10:25] huge translation error imo :s [10:26] its purged now :) [10:27] jl@laptopjl:~$ sudo /usr/sbin/userdel syslog [10:27] userdel: gebruiker 'syslog' is momenteel niet aangemeld [10:27] jl@laptopjl:~$ LANG=en sudo /usr/sbin/userdel syslog [10:27] userdel: user syslog is currently logged in [10:27] the dutch says: userdel: user 'syslog' is currently NOT logged in [10:27] while the english version says it IS logged in ! [10:28] dupondje: if you installed the new pakcage (forgot name) than it should stop it from running at least mine did [10:29] killed syslog procs, and it got purged :) [10:29] dupondje: restart would have done that too :) [10:32] a translation bug in shadow :) [10:32] who should I address ;) [10:32] dupondje: file a bug on it [10:33] leave the package name blank someone will place it where it needs to be [10:34] its in the shadow package :p [10:34] #, c-format [10:34] msgid "%s: user %s is currently logged in\n" [10:34] msgstr "%s: gebruiker %s is momenteel niet aangemeld\n" [10:35] dupondje: shadow is not the name of the package [10:35] gnomefreak@Development:~$ show shadow [10:35] W: Unable to locate package shadow [10:35] E: No packages found [10:35] bug 401056 [10:35] Launchpad bug 401056 in sysklogd "package sysklogd (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-removal script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/401056 [10:36] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/shadow/+bug/401330 [10:36] Ubuntu bug 401330 in shadow "Translation error in dutch" [Undecided,New] [10:36] translation error ;) [10:36] gnomefreak: is passwd [10:36] but shadow on launchpad [10:37] passwd is the binary package and shadow the source package [10:42] dupondje: for english terminal output use 'export LANG=en_US.UTF-8' (for future reference ;)) [10:43] thx yofel ;) [10:43] using LANG=C would be easier, but then you have no UTF-8 [11:16] hi, im currently on jaunty and i want to try out the new 9.10 koala release.. i have found something called a "daily build" can anyone tell me what is that? [11:17] drazter2: its the state of karmic which is updated daily [11:17] so its the latest version of karmic [11:17] right now if u can wait for alpha 3 which comes out in a few days [11:17] so its different from Alpha2 ? and its updated every day? [11:18] but i can update from alpha 2 to alpha 3 easily right? [11:19] well yes it is a more updated version than alpha 2 [11:19] theoretically u can go from alpha 2 to 3 [11:19] but in this particular case there have been many changes to gdm [11:19] and x etc [11:19] so it WILL [11:19] lead to many probs [11:20] drazter2: you dont want to use daily builds if you can adviod it since they are done by a bot and not tested [11:20] so best advice is wait for alpha 3 [11:20] tgpraveen1: gdm bugs are mostly fixed [11:20] gnomefreak: is right [11:20] gnomefreak: yeah but if he installs alpha 2 [11:20] then he updates [11:20] then he will be plagued by that one bug which was casusing a lot of probs [11:21] i cant remember if it was a2 or a3 that first got those fixes [11:21] daily build would avoid it but as u said it is untested [11:21] it was fixed after a2 was released [11:21] a3 is yet to come [11:21] * gnomefreak still not sure how upstart is handled on upgrade atm [11:21] gnomefreak: it works ;) [11:21] here at least ;) [11:21] use nightly installer to upgrade or to install [11:22] a3 is when people actually hope to have karmic stabilised especially in x,kernel etc areasx [11:22] well [11:22] dupondje: it is being held back i thought depends issues since it wants to remove a bunch of upstart related apps [11:22] im having some trouble with jaunty, and seems there are some performance issues.. since my laptop is pretty powerful.. [11:22] drazter2: best to wait a bit longer [11:23] nop gnomefreak, it just works :) [11:23] the only thing I really miss in karmic is fast-user-switch-apllet :P [11:23] drazter2: intel graphics issues? [11:23] if so then enabling backports or something is supposed to fix it [11:24] dunno, seems like its eating a lot of CPU and RAM for nothing [11:24] dupondje: http://paste.ubuntu.com/221832/ [11:24] best to enable backports and google for the solution there were many blog posts on how to fix it [11:24] dupondje: see if you have the remove packages [11:25] having also some sound problems witch causes.. the whole computer to freeze [11:25] drazter2: enable backports and update system and see if it goes away. and remember right now karmic is very unstable and it will most probabal [11:25] give u more probs than jaunty [11:26] upgrading to an unstable release is not something you do to fix a stable release bug [11:26] no no.. i wont upgrade [11:26] i will instal a fresh copy [11:26]