[02:38] why does listen music player not find or play .wav files? flac does fine. [02:46] Hello, where can I get a /var/dpkg/status file from a fresh install of Xubuntu? [03:07] got a problem. for some reason xubuntu has "locked" my usb key to read only and root [03:08] i've tried "sudo chown user UDISK" and it doesn't work [03:08] there is a .hal-mtab and a .hal-mtab-lock in the /media directory [03:09] this happened in a delete process [03:47] Does man:// work in Thunar, as like in Konq? [03:50] no, not in the current version of Thunar [03:52] OK, thanks [05:20] anyone use the awesome window manager? [06:13] hey all. howcome some packages don't come out in the GUI synaptic package manager (eg filezilla) but can be installed via apt-get (install filezilla)? [10:39] I would like to install Ubuntu on a machine with no CDROM drive. How do I do this? Can I put the hard disk in my other computer and copy the files and GRUB to the harddisk somehow and then boot put it back in the old computer and boot it? If so, how? [10:40] !usb [10:40] For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent [10:42] I don't think it can boot from USB. [10:42] It is an old VIA EPIA mini-itx computer with a 800MHz CPU and 256MB RAM. [10:43] I'm pretty sure it can boot from network somehow. Although, I have not tried it. [10:49] knome, I just checked the BIOS. There are two USB related options: USB-FDD and USB-ZIP. [10:50] tdn, usb-fdd should work, i suppose. [10:50] Ok. I will try. [10:52] I cannot find minimum requirements on Xubuntu on the page. [10:52] !requirements [10:52] Hardware requirements to install, boot and comfortably use Xubuntu are listed at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingXubuntu [10:52] hmm.. [10:53] tdn, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements for "exact"hardware requirements [10:53] tdn, you should be able to run it easily. [10:53] Ok. [10:53] tdn, it might not be fast, though. [10:53] I found this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements [10:53] Maybe ubottu should be updated? [10:53] To include that url. [10:53] !hardware [10:54] For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection [10:54] i'm sure you can get that link somehow. :P [10:54] Ok. [10:55] tdn, anyway, if you can upgrade your ram, it of course would be a lot faster. 256 can run about one app at a time to stay ~fastish [10:56] Yes, I know. I'm not sure I can find any RAM for this old thing though. [10:57] tdn, i'm sure you can. [10:57] :) [10:57] I just want to make a usable computer out of it and then give it away to charity. Instead of just trashing the working hardware. [10:57] yeah. [10:57] that's fair. [11:00] bbl -> [11:14] knome, I have tried both USB-FDD and USB-ZIP in BIOS Boot options. But none boots my USB drive. [11:14] knome, I have a 4GB usb drive on which I made a bootable device with the xubuntu iso with ubuntu-usb. [11:16] It says: DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND PRESS ENTER. [12:03] Hi. Anybody know why my xfdesktop starts that often? http://picfront.org/d/hadoU4dmSwl/Bildschirmfoto.png [13:06] hi all [13:28] hello [13:28] i use pyneighborhood for my lan folders etc [13:28] but to mount one, i have to start pyneighborhood as root [13:28] and i have to do it every time i start my pc [13:29] how can this be done automatically? [13:29] or is there an even better way to do it? [13:30] come on [13:30] o123hallo: I haven't gotten a chance to try it out, so don't know if it even works, but you might take a look at gigolo on the xfce homepage [13:31] and if you start whining I am going to leave [13:32] hm [13:32] i think i already tried that [13:32] hand on [13:33] *hang [14:54] can i install the same apps on xubuntu as in ubuntu? [14:55] spazlon, yes [14:56] cody-somerville, i just installed xubuntu on a very old laptop i have [14:56] cody-somerville, i want to make it a very basic media player. the media is on my server so this computer should only have to play the video [14:57] cody-somerville, i cant get my sound to work though... it worked on ubuntu... what should i do to troubleshoot? [14:57] i just installed it on RM Tablet PC RTAB912-T01 (tatung rebadged) all is well :) [15:01] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting === elghorba is now known as elghorbaZ [15:03] guys, how do i get our home network well integrated in my system? [15:03] i was here some time ago, but then my maschine crashed and i had no time to come back earlier [15:05] what i want is, that lan pcs are shown somewhere. best would be if they would be found automatically, but it would also be alright to click on a "refresh" button [15:06] then i want to integrate a folder (removable hard drive) in my system (the removable hard drive is connected to another pc, which is always online) === TuxPurple_ is now known as TuxPurple === TuxPurple_ is now known as TuxPurple [16:43] hm [16:43] hello [16:44] i got giglo to work [16:44] i was able to open the remoable hard drive [16:44] but [16:45] on the left hand side is only "no workgroups found" written, but i want all pcs in our network displayed [16:45] also i would like to change my workgroup, but i dunno how [16:53] no one? [16:54] o123hallo, i can try to help you if ya have some time [16:54] alright [16:55] it is just hard to change an os ..... so i get a litle bit unpatient [16:55] impatient [16:55] no worries [16:56] o123hallo, i am kinda new to xubuntu [16:56] so i am googling at the moment [16:57] o123hallo, do you know if samba is installed? [16:59] samba4 is installed [16:59] ok, thats a start [17:02] i found a how to that my help you, i would like you to look at it [17:02] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=304131 [17:03] hm [17:03] i'll [17:03] but ... sry mate... i gotta go for tea [17:03] comin back soon [17:04] ciao [17:43] so [17:43] Raggs [17:44] o123hallo, hi [17:45] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=304131 <- what advantages would that have [17:47] Hi [17:47] raggs, do you understand, or rather not? [17:47] not sure what you are asking [17:47] I have problem with skype [17:48] i dont see what doing it like the guy explaned it there would improve my situation [17:49] open netzwork folders worked alright (gigolo) [17:50] i am not sure how it is with sharing my folders [17:50] the problem what i have is, that there arent any pcs displayed (i dont wanna add them myself) [17:52] i doubt i can help ya, but i am sure that the folks in this channel will be able to help, or try the ubuntu channel [17:53] okay [17:53] cheers anyway mate [17:56] i did it like discripted here: http://www.uvena.de/gigolo/help.html#open-resources-in-thunar-on-xfce-4-4-and-4-6 [18:01] i completed an update a little while ago that included firefox updates to 3.0 (even tho i'm pretty sure i was already running 3.5)... anyways, before even restarting firefox i began to have problems. first the search bar wouldn't work. see: http://imagebin.org/58596 [18:02] then when i did try to restart firefox, got this message: http://imagebin.org/58597 [18:02] so i'm on chrome now, wondering whats wrong w my firefox [18:03] anybody else having this issue? [18:21] i completed an update a little while ago that included firefox updates to 3.0 (even tho i'm pretty sure i was already running 3.5)... anyways, before even restarting firefox i began to have problems. first the search bar wouldn't work. see: http://imagebin.org/58596 [18:21] then when i did try to restart firefox, got this message: http://imagebin.org/58597 === Odin is now known as Guest31471 [18:53] hi [18:53] does anyone know how to start gigolo with the terminal= [18:53] ? === Shooree is now known as Shoo|Away === Odin is now known as th0r [20:51] Good evening. [20:53] What's the best/easiest way to share a dir with SMB? I don't mind (actually I'd prefer) if it requires a login/pass to access it. [20:53] Should I use a tool, like Swat, to set it up, or can it be done in an easier way? [20:58] i have no experience with that but going to the menu and selecting applications > system > share folder installs whats needed i guess [20:59] NSF and SMB [21:02] !samba [21:02] Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. [21:02] hagisbasheruk I actually just found that menu. [21:02] :) [21:02] forces thank you [21:04] omg, that was easy [21:05] One slight possible issue. I didn't have to give any l/p. Does this mean that anyone on my LAN can access it with read/write access? :-/ [21:05] is there an auto menu updater for xfce ? [21:07] security = user [21:07] perhaps I need to enable that [21:11] oh, it was set as public [21:12] :) [21:14] pulic = no, guest ok = no [21:14] now, let's see what happens [21:16] /join #samba :) [21:17] hehe, will do [21:17] lol [21:17] i didn't mean for him to leave [21:43] i was adding info to a usb thumb drive and deleting about the same time [21:43] the drive is now locked and i can't delete, add, or anything but read from the drive [21:44] how do i fix this? [21:46] Ahmuck-Jr, try unmounting and remounting it [21:46] tried that [21:46] let me try again [21:46] okie [21:47] k, umounted it, i'll have to plug it in to mount it again? [21:47] i notice there is two files a .hal-mtab and a .hal-mtab-lock [21:47] remove it totally [21:47] still there [21:50] wow, who woulda thought. [21:50] i rebooted, changed permissions, changed owner, etc. [21:50] some reason it thought it was still mounted. why did it do this after a reboot? [21:53] Ahmuck-Jr, not sure [22:07] rootkit [22:08] dont know [22:08] how are you liking xubuntu otherwise? === Odin is now known as Guest34882 === Guest34882 is now known as th0r [22:22] Zzzz [22:22] 0_o [22:22] How goes it? [23:47] I had a question about XP and Ubuntu dual-boot: I set up each of the drives independently, so they each have their own bootloader. However, I can't seem to get Linux to chainload correctly to Windows. When I use the grub "map" windows says that hal.dll is corrupt or missing. When I boot windows using windows, it works fine. I assume that this is because Windows wants to be first, so do I install grub to the MBR of windows, and hope that [23:47] Linux? Also, the windows partition type is W95 FAT32 (LBA) [23:54] any ideas?