[00:00] yep [00:00] have fun with that! [00:00] well, it's been a real pleasure taling to you, man [00:00] np, it was fun! [00:00] do appreciate it [00:01] it's good to see folks getting sh*t workin [00:01] just need some time to digest it. really nice job there [00:01] yeah [00:01] yeah, there's a lot to learn, but help is always on hand [00:01] thanks dude. it really rock [00:02] kewl, r8, I'm gonna bash this bash! [00:02] so, i'll see you around in a while, then [00:02] fo sho! l*rz [00:02] take care === chad is now known as Slapknuts [00:12] has anyone been having trouble with Wine and installing the authorization keys? [00:18] What package is this header in:? [00:18] error: net/ieee80211.h: No such file or directory [00:18] cor, do you know? [00:19] CyberKitsune: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=ubuntu+package+%22net%2Fieee80211.h%22&sourceid=navclient-ff&rlz=1B5_____enUS340US340&ie=UTF-8 [00:19] No resulys [00:19] Results* [00:19] Wait [00:19] * CyberKitsune facepalm [00:19] never trust a preview [00:20] 3rd result, which I assume is what you're looking for: http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg1458940.html [00:21] ho! what! [00:21] * cor scrolls [00:21] pffff no idea [00:23] aren't all headers a part of the kernel package? [00:26] WTF? It comes with linux-headers, yet it's not in /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.30-02063003-generic/net [00:28] !intel [00:28] Ubuntu 9.04 has a known regression for some Intel graphics support. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582 for more information. [00:29] has anyone had trouble trying to import the wine hq keys? [00:31] http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/sources.list.d/jaunty.list [00:31] Resolving wine.budgetdedicated.com... 81.171.111.184 [00:31] Connecting to wine.budgetdedicated.com|81.171.111.184|:80... failed: Connectionrefused. [00:33] install with shell as root, bypass keys [00:33] ok lemme try that [00:34] just as an interim measure ;o) [00:35] ty cor - I'm installing the root-bin system now [00:37] how can i have KDE open all links with firefox & not konqueror [00:37] System Settings -> Default Applications [00:39] Dragnslcr: thx === a is now known as a_ [00:44] !ati [00:44] For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto [00:45] ok installed root but it installed some sort of c++ compiling program [00:45] I'm going to download and reinstall ubuntu === Cory is now known as Guest43021 === Xnet0 is now known as Pseudonym [01:08] Having a problem exiting from a "man" system command. [01:08] Try "man ls" in console. How do i exit this program?> [01:09] Any help? [01:10] Hello? [01:10] q [01:10] Pseudonym: Ctrl-Z [01:10] kk thx alot [01:10] ouch! === ownador is now known as OWnaDOr [01:28] In Synaptic Settings -> Repository: Updates tab I selected Pre-released updates (jaunty-proposed) as well as Unsupported updates (jaunty-bacports). I don't see kde 4.3 available for installation/upgrade however. How do I install KDE 4.3? [01:29] deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/backports/ubuntu jaunty main [01:29] sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 8AC93F7A [01:29] sudo aptitude update [01:30] sudo aptitude safe-upgrade [01:30] add the first line to your /etc/apt/sources, or use the GUI in synaptic [01:30] sources.list, that is [01:34] thanks [01:35] np. I got a list of cool ppa + key commands right here! [01:35] I was just updating some [01:36] deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/c-korn/vlc/ubuntu jaunty main [01:36] deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/c-korn/vlc/ubuntu jaunty main [01:36] sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 7613768D [01:36] oops! ;o) [01:36] hi [01:37] let's play "Guess the Nationality!" [01:37] damn bash find! damn it to hell! [01:38] is it normal there are packages for KDE 4.3.1 in my soft-update even if KDE has not announced KDE 4.3.1 yet? :-P [01:38] you must have installed time-machine [01:38] dunno, I disabled that annoying thing ages ago. I guess it's not so rare [01:39] 4.3.1 isn't ready until it's packages are! [01:40] cor, I did all that you posted, and in Synaptics, searching for KDE and sorting Latest Version column, I see 4.2.2, but no 4.3 [01:40] yes, and 1 + 1 = 2 [01:40] well, that's how I got KDE 4.3! [01:40] I did it all in the shell, though [01:42] you did update, right? [01:42] I `aptitude update`d and `aptitude safe-upgrade`d [01:43] sudo [01:43] I am at shell, also [01:43] I `sudo su`ed already [01:43] so everything is already run as root [01:43] sudo -i [01:43] handy, yup [01:44] did the safe-upgrade not install any files? === CyberKitsune_ is now known as CyberKitsune [01:48] My Mic isn't working in apps, Like Skype or Audacity, but if I turn it up in kmix, I can hear it [01:48] any help? [01:54] I am logged in as user now and will exec commands against, but prefix with sudo this time [01:54] against==again [01:55] CyberKitsune, in your system setting >> multimedia, are all catagories set to use the correct devices? [01:55] mizerydearia, the root login should have been just fine [01:55] Yes [01:55] sudo is essentially the same thing [01:55] they are [01:56] cor: I figured, but it wasn't working =/ [01:56] Like I said, kmix can output it, but apps can't access it I think... [01:56] I had a similar issue, and setup one again, and told it to "apply this config to all", and it fixed it. maybe for you too [01:56] ok, I'll try that [01:57] and check kmixes unchecked sliders, there may be a box needs to be checked, unchecked, and ensure the mic *is* the default recording device, not some other input [01:58] how to change user image in kde4? [01:58] im getting this error: Your administrator has disallowed changing your image. [01:58] even when I use sudo! [01:58] cor: The apply to all and checking show advanced devices in the Multimedia KCM worked like a charm :) [01:59] kewl! ;o) [01:59] I can now skype again ;D [01:59] cor: I just noticed your additional comments before "oops!" and am running `apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 7613768D` and it is stuck on gpg: requesting key 7613768D from hkp server keyserver.ubuntu.com [02:00] maybe the server is down. try pinging the domain [02:00] responds to ping [02:00] but even without matching keys, root/sudo can install packages. you get a warning, is all [02:00] but maybe port is forwarded to another device [02:00] mm [02:00] perhaps, yup [02:01] I gotta go get something to eat! bbl folks [02:02] cor: With the updated /etc/apt/sources.list entries, `aptitude safe-upgrade` adds a few extra files, but nothing KDE-related. [02:07] We talking about the KDE 4.3 update? [02:08] `gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv ` is no longer working for some reason...it stalls after requesting key. Any ideas? [02:08] The server may be down [02:08] try pinging it [02:08] I just did...it responds to ping [02:08] ah [02:08] well [02:08] idk [02:08] let me try [02:09] it resolves to esperanza.canonical.com [02:09] 91.189.94.173 [02:09] same for you? [02:09] Thats correct [02:09] yes [02:09] Is there an alternative keyserver I could specify? [02:10] You could try using the ip [02:10] wait... [02:10] same with ip - http://archives.lists.indymedia.org/keyservers/2002-March/000001.html references nyfss.org as keyserver [02:10] It's not giving me the key with your command either [02:11] apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 7613768D [02:11] mm [02:11] hangs [02:11] I'll try that [02:11] hmm [02:11] Yeah, the keyserver is down [02:12] and there is no alternative keyserver? :3 [02:12] at least the app on the server [02:12] I don't know [02:12] ah, it's been down for 6+ hours: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/81538 [02:14] launchpad is really screwing up this week [02:14] first they pull the KDE 4.3 packages from backports [02:14] now this [02:15] ooh, they've been pulled? =/ [02:15] Yep [02:15] gah [02:16] Is there an alternative way I can install? from source directly I suppose? [02:16] I heard they were just preparing for 4.3.1 [02:16] Which is out tomorrow [02:16] mm [02:16] I'd just wait till tomorrow anyway [02:17] I heard there were some serious issues with 4.3.0 that were fixed in 4.3.1 [02:18] How do I restart X from console? `/etc/init.d/x11-common restart`? === kevin___ is now known as skeeter33 [02:20] mizerydearia, /etc/init.d/kdm restart [02:20] ah, thanks... [02:25] hi [02:25] how are you? [02:25] I need help [02:27] I am having trouble with getting DVDs to play properly. I've installed libdvdcss2, libdvdnav4, and libdvdread4. When I use VLC to try to play the DVD the player looks like it will start(ie. next/previous chapter buttions appear), but then it goes away and nothing happens. Anyone have this prob? [02:28] The DVDs won't play in Kaffeine or mplayer either. Also both CDs and DVDs mount, but only CDs play. [02:29] skeeter33 I have the latest vlc and its running [02:29] do one thing copy it and then try to run [02:29] :D [02:29] I'll check to make sure VLC is up to date. Thanks. [02:30] okay my problem is very common.. I am using the HCL leaptop and the speaker don't mute when I insert headphone [02:30] you are welcome [02:30] anyone? [02:30] can help me? [02:31] okay my problem is very common.. I am using the HCL leaptop and the speaker don't mute when I insert headphone [02:39] help me [02:39] can anyone hear me? [02:40] codevarun: nope [02:41] ediny [02:41] are you there? [02:41] nope [02:41] okay my problem is very common.. I am using the HCL leaptop and the speaker don't mute when I insert headphone [02:41] pls help me [02:42] as far as I know, on most laptops and other audio devices, when you plug in a headset, it phisically throws a switch which turns off the speakers [02:42] ya [02:42] do you hear it out of both? [02:42] yes [02:42] I am hearing both [02:42] does it work correctly in Windows? [02:42] it was fine in windows [02:43] part of the problem is most people do not know how to fix problems they have not seen [02:44] k [02:44] so you know it? [02:44] have you looked at kmix? [02:44] ya [02:44] it doesn't fix that [02:44] does it have multiple outputs listed? [02:44] no [02:44] what sound chip is in the laptop? [02:44] Thats the realtech [02:45] and motorola I actually entered a command [02:45] that i don't remember now [02:45] :D [02:45] i am new to ubuntu [02:46] press the K and go to Systems->system settings [02:46] click on "multimedia". what is the chip? [02:46] i am in ubuntu [02:46] not on kubuntu [02:47] noone was replying in ubuntu [02:47] :( [02:47] this is kubuntu. there is probably a similar system settings widget [02:47] no its not where you are saying [02:47] :( [02:48] well, I don't have ubuntu so I can't help you. install kubuntu instead, then come back if you have a problem [02:48] g'day [02:48] i have ask for the cd lets see when it will come [02:49] well will you tell me which is better? [02:49] kubuntu or ubuntu? [02:49] I am new [02:49] First you tell me which religion is better, or which color is better. [02:49] lol [02:49] the best distribution is... [02:49] one you can get help with locally [02:50] if I say anything else I will start a flame war! But, here most people think KDE is better. that is why they are here [02:50] well i don't beleive in god or all religion are just to fight with eachother [02:50] and about the color that depends on nature [02:50] arguing which is better is probably off-topic here [02:51] the question was retorical [02:51] * _3vi1_ is back. [02:51] ok [02:51] I am new at english as well [02:51] :D [02:51] what is retorical? [02:51] That means I am asking a question that I don't really want the answer to. [02:51] ok thanks it addup my vocab [02:52] I asked the question because it is the same as asking if gnome is better than kde [02:52] or which distro of linux is better [02:52] For the most part, all the major ones work and are well supported [02:53] some might work better on one laptop than another, and no, I can't tell you which [02:53] google your laptop model and linux and see what others have found works [02:53] If I want to install gnome also, is it possible with Kubuntu, or would it break things? [02:54] now will you tell me how can i register here permanent [02:54] [07:22] with my nickname? [02:54] [07:23] sorry I got dc [02:54] if you installed ubuntu you should already have gnome [02:54] ya I have gnome [02:55] now I want kubuntu where at least my dad don't hear me while I talking to my GF [02:55] :D [02:55] I think "sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop will give you kubuntu too...anyone? [02:55] can some one help with a disasterious update I have ended with a read only fs [02:55] really? [02:56] codevarun I think so. If it does not work it will not break it. It WILL install a lot of code, though. depending on your speed, start it and take a break [02:56] i have started that [02:56] tried sudo mount -o remount,re / [02:56] 68 mb [02:56] sorry rw / [02:56] will take 2 hours [02:57] ok ediny how can i register here? [02:57] Kovert: how did it end up ro? [02:57] EDinNY crased during update [02:57] is not a valid email address. I am receiving this [02:57] If you type "mount", does it say it is ro or rw? [02:58] sorry codevarun. don't remember. [02:58] kovert, what does "mount" say? what happens when you reboot? [02:59] says (rw,errors=remount-ro) [02:59] codevarun /NickServ [03:00] if it is your root directory, you might want to boot to a live cd and run " fsck -f "on the partition. [03:00] ED tried that from the safe boot [03:00] sorry EDinNY [03:01] not sure you can do that from safe boot. did it complain? [03:01] yes and fixed a bunch of stuff [03:01] is /home a separate partition? [03:02] EDinNY no a folder on sda [03:03] next time you want to make /home a separate partition. /var too. There are reasons for this, but I don't fee like typing them. I like /opt or /usr/local too, but if you are not compiling your own code you probably will not use them [03:03] the reason /home needs to be separate is so that when you re-install, like you might do now, you don't loose your home folders [03:04] EDinNY ok what about this time :-) [03:04] do you have stuff in you home folder? [03:04] EDinNY I dont want to reinstall in other words yes [03:05] you can boot to a live cd, mount your partitoin, and tar up your home dir to another drive or a thumb drive [03:05] EDinNY good point [03:06] You will loose your settings, and not sure about your email and it's settings since I don't know which you use [03:06] EDinNY much rather fix this [03:07] you could use find and cpio to create a COMPLETE backup of your /home [03:07] i am rebooting again under repair mode [03:07] EDinNY to many databases etc [03:07] other than that, I don't have an easy way to do it. next time BACK UP DATA [03:07] oh, you mean mysql? [03:08] yes [03:08] mysql is stored in /var [03:08] if /var was a different partition... [03:08] EDinNY yeah but there must be a way of fixing this [03:09] If it were me... [03:09] what kind of hard drives? scsi or ide or serial? [03:10] ED virtual [03:10] ide [03:10] EDinNYfsck is now clean [03:10] ok! [03:11] so does it boot correctly now? [03:11] EDinNY fixing dkpg now [03:11] since KDE 4.3 was removed from backports, and supposedly 4.3.1 will somehow be made available tomorrow (according to at least one person), but I want to try 4.3/4.3.x right now, what can I do to try it? install from source? [03:12] EDinNY booting [03:12] if it were my mission critical server, I would buy a new ide drive (they are cheap), install in new drive. then move over data from old drive [03:13] EDinNY vmware on a test box [03:13] and when I did the new install I would make sure I used multiple partitons [03:14] That way if you blow away your / partition you don't blow away /home or /var [03:16] Hey guys, in order to print on my universities network printers i need to add an argument to the print command telling it what user I am. I can install the printer with the search for printer function but i dont know how to tell the printer which user I am. Any help? thanks THe command I have to add is "-U username" === codevarun is now known as FeLonG [03:37] trying to run Camstudio screen recorder under wine. installed - launches OK. any help on codecs will be appreciated [03:39] ubuntu: What for? :o [03:39] !screencasts | ubuntu [03:39] ubuntu: Some programs to capture your screen are recordmydesktop, Istanbul, Wink, Xvidcap, pyvnc2swf. Also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ScreenCasts. [03:39] what kind of help? it generates flash [03:40] ubottu: i am not happy with recordmydesktop [03:40] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [03:40] it's very basic [03:41] tried vnc2flv [03:41] hey! back again! Looking to map the fn+F5/F6 key to fix brightness up/dwn respectively. Currently brightness cannot be adjusted. THanks! [03:41] does the job very nicely. happy with it [03:41] not sure re Istanbul though. what format does it output? [03:43] How do I run the gnome network manager under Kubuntu in order to get my wireless working like it does under Ubuntu? [03:43] leaf-sheep: !screencast ... is it a shell command to run? [03:43] hello. i'm having problems connecting to wpa networks with my atheros card, is there a way to fix this? [03:44] Bookman does it start if you type "networkmanager" in a konsole? [03:45] EDinNY: I have to reboot to give that a shot in kde! [03:45] EDinNY: won't that conflict with the default kde network manager? [03:46] network devices are started by whatever [03:46] if the kde manager does not start it, nobody should care [03:46] rav, I have an atheros card and I installed wicd network manager [03:46] works well [03:46] * EDinNY is not a wifi expert [03:47] BluesKaj: doesn't wicd conflict with KDE's network manager? [03:47] I still need to get around to getting MY wifi working lol. Since I upgraded from 7.04... [03:47] or was it 6.04? [03:47] rav, when installing wicd you will be prompt to agree to remove kdenetwork manager [03:48] err prompted [03:48] whatever I was using before required compiling with the help of my (then) 14 year old [03:48] it worked wonderfully on hardy, i upgraded and everything seemed fine. but today i couldn't connect to a wpa network [03:48] like I said. wifi is not my strong suit [03:51] ubottu: ta for the link. looks interesting [03:51] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [03:51] are u? [03:52] rav, I removed the kdenetwork manager over 2 mos ago , when the default jaunty widget network manger wasn't reliable so that's when I switched to wicd and haven't had any problems with wifi since [03:52] !info wicd | rav [03:52] rav: wicd (source: wicd): wired and wireless network manager. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.5.9-2 (jaunty), package size 247 kB, installed size 1860 kB [03:52] hello [03:52] BluesKaj: i read you need the backport modules in order for wpa work. wicd includes them? [03:53] backport modules ? [03:54] I'm using wpa2 encryption with wicd, if that's what you're asking [03:54] BluesKaj: the forums say that installing linux-backports-modules-jaunty fixes the problem in many cases [03:55] new [03:55] BluesKaj: unfortunately, i can't test anything here. i'll try tomorrow, and if it doesn't work i will probably be back here tomorrow night :) [03:56] rav , the repository ? [03:58] BluesKaj: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7136402&postcount=10 [03:59] ok rav ,third party sources , like canonical partners and universe and multiverse in the sources.list [03:59] Ok, for me, running nm-applet in terminal connects me to my wireless connects just fine! Wonderful. [04:00] BluesKaj: so that just installs the repository? then it won't work [04:01] Hi all, is there a way to remap the alt+LMB & alt+RMB key bindings (which move and resize windows, respectively)? I've looked at the keyboard/mouse settings, and don't see them listed. I want to remap the alt key to the "Windows" key if possible, since I am having problems using some Blender functions [04:03] rav the repository that contains the wicd application has to be included and enabled in your sources.list which is also linked to your package manager for installing applications from the source repositories [04:05] ubuntu: Sorry. I went out to video rental store. [04:06] ubuntu: !screencast is a bot trigger for ubottu to reply back with useful information for your question. [04:06] ubuntu: And yes, ubottu is a bot. [04:06] But certainly not an intelligent one. :) [04:06] Artie_Ephem- System Settings -> Window Behavior -> Window Actions [04:06] leaf-sheep: fair enough [04:06] Artie_Ephem- you can change the modifier key there [04:07] Now, how can I get nm-applet to start automatically for me? [04:07] just installed istanbul but can not figure out how to run it. honestly [04:07] problem I have just installed the kde-desktop [04:08] there are no visible controls whatsoever except Quit, funny enough [04:08] and i don't know how to switch b/w the desktop [04:09] Dragnslcr - awesome! Thanks! I noticed that my only other choice is Meta - Ididn't knwo if that would work, but it did :) Many thanks! [04:09] leaf-sheep: where does it outputs its files when one starts recording? === codevarun is now known as FeLonG [04:21] just installed wicd, seems to be working [04:22] on another topic, when i suspend my laptop by closing the lid, it won't start again [04:51] hello === jagganatha is now known as skylinexxx [05:21] Is there a gui mount utility for iso files? [05:32] Bookman: GNOME DUDE here, what's wrong with mounting in command line? :< [05:32] !mountiso [05:32] To mount an ISO disc image, type « sudo mount -o loop » - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning. [05:34] leaf-sheep: does this work across a local network? [05:34] Bookman: Err. What do you mean? [05:35] Bookman: You could use sshfs to mount a networked folder. Meaning you could mount an iso on one machine and mount a sshfs to view the content. Depends on what you're aiming for. [05:37] leaf-sheep: I have a bunch of movie .iso files on my server. I want to be able to mount and view them on remote machines. Both local network and over the internet. [05:38] leaf-sheep: And I use the term server loosely. It is a machine running standard 32 bit Ubuntu 9.04 with a bunch of big hard drives in it. [05:39] Wouldn't it be easier to set up a webserver where you can view anything -- including isos. [05:39] Bookman: To mount folders on your computer from other computer and/or internet, you want sshfs [05:39] Bookman: To mount folders on your computer from other computer and/or internet, you want sshfs [05:39] !sshfs [05:39] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHFS [05:39] leaf-sheep: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. [05:41] Bookman: Keep in mind, I'm not sure how the situation would play itself out as you're accessing 4GB movie.iso over network. [05:41] leaf-sheep: I will read and see what happens [05:43] thanks for the help! [06:06] Willkommt [06:25] Willkommt! [06:35] xdmcp Is it possible to enable xdmcp from the command line i have a head less server with ssh and i want to enable xdmcp [06:37] just loggin in to say hi to all. === hemathor_ is now known as hemathor [06:40] Hi guys! [06:41] Have anyone read the post http://apachelog.blogspot.com/2009/08/kubuntu-vision.html on apacheLog blog? [07:04]