billiard_junkee | gosh, ibrahimmufeed...I have no experience with that. Sorry... | 00:00 |
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Misantropo | i am having "cannot open device hw for ALSA audio (Device or resource busy)" when running vlc alsa:// | 00:00 |
ibrahimmufeed | billiard_junkee, no problem thank you :) | 00:00 |
Misantropo | how do i know which app has alsa opened? | 00:01 |
Roasted | jrib - Hmm, it just confused me becuase I watched a how to video on how to set up ACLs and the guy had 700 permissions on a directory, owned by root:root, but he granted more user permissions through ACLs. I just didn't see how that made sense to have 700 root-root perms yet other users could access throguh ACLs. | 00:01 |
git__ | lsof | 00:01 |
looter | I just updated to 9.10 from 9.04. now when I boot up to ubuntu the screen just flashes as it is loading the nvidia drivers. I can get into a GUI if I boot into recovery and then delete xorg.conf and then startx. I cannot seem to get the Nvidia drivers to activate though and buecause of this my graphic settings are low. I tried reinstalling via synaptci anyone else hav eany suggestions? | 00:01 |
hyperstream | is it possible for my datacenter admin to view my emails from my web hosting ? | 00:02 |
billiard_junkee | ibrahimmufeed, this looks like it could be promising...wish I could actually help. ;) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=887062 | 00:02 |
Ryan9104 | action | 00:02 |
Ryan9104 | Rawr, my webcam still doesn't work. | 00:02 |
git__ | hyperstream, yes | 00:02 |
linuxguy2009 | sebsebseb: I could care less about the security of the VNC vs SSH connection for that to be honest. Is it simply not possible to do it anyways without the extra steps? | 00:02 |
ibrahimmufeed | billiard_junkee, I will check it | 00:02 |
sebsebseb | looter: Go back to 9.04 for now? since really 9.10 is a testbed for 10.04 well you can try fixing stuff in recovory mode maybe with xfix. Also Nivida graphics card drivers tend to just work. | 00:03 |
jrib | Roasted: it's the same way that if you have a file owned by someuser:somegroup with permissions 770 a user in somegroup can access the files even though he is not someuser | 00:03 |
epinky | Roasted: what is the problem? | 00:03 |
stephans | Hi! I want to do something like this: ffmpeg -i file.mkv -vcodec -acodec copy file.m4v ... but it does not work.. can anyone help me? | 00:03 |
sebsebseb | linuxguy2009: setting it up the secure way, how you want to do it, is easy | 00:03 |
looter | sebsebseb, how to I roll back? | 00:03 |
sebsebseb | !downgrade | looter | 00:04 |
ubottu | looter: Attempting to downgrade to an older Ubuntu version is explicitly not supported, and may break your system. | 00:04 |
jrib | Roasted: ACLs let you use more groups for one :) | 00:04 |
sebsebseb | looter: clean install | 00:04 |
looter | rgr, will try it | 00:04 |
Roasted | jrib - exactly! So how could users access the files through ACLs when its owned by root:root 700. 700 means owner only, nothing to group, nothing to everyone else. | 00:04 |
stephans | I just want to copy the x264 and AC3 streams in to a different container... | 00:04 |
Coded1 | how do i check what version of drivers I have for a device? I have a rtl8187 usb wifi dongle and the xp drivers show my ap @ 80% signal but in Ubuntu 9.10 it shows at about 30% and dropps packets like mad | 00:04 |
reportingsjr | I am having issues copying a dvd to my computer (ubuntu 9.10). I keep getting read errors and such. Can anyone help me? | 00:04 |
looter | clean install is a no go as I dual boot with vista and need access to that install | 00:04 |
stephans | but it is being difficult | 00:04 |
Roasted | epinky - Im just trying to understand Access Control Lists for Linux more. | 00:04 |
sebsebseb | looter: yes you still will have | 00:04 |
vistro | Anyone know why dd won't write to a floppy? | 00:04 |
sebsebseb | looter: you can delete your Ubuntu partitions and make new ones | 00:04 |
jrib | Roasted: ACLs let you add more rules. One way to think of it is you have 770_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ where all the _ represent more ACL rules | 00:05 |
looter | sebsebseb: you don't think that will cause problems with vista install? they are separate hds .... | 00:05 |
ibrahimmufeed | billiard_junkee, she said :{finally found the solution! you just have to configure your routing tables after logging into your vpn server.} . then how can I do that? do you have any idea? | 00:05 |
sebsebseb | looter: it should be fine, as long as you don't delete Vista | 00:05 |
epinky | Roasted: http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/RHEL-4-Manual/sysadmin-guide/ch-acls.html, check all the chapter :) | 00:05 |
duemme | hi there, I have the language set on english but I want to set the write aid to Italian, using the gnome tool I can't, what do I have to edit? | 00:05 |
Roasted | jrib - so ideally if I want to set up the most secure file server ever, I should have the parent directory owned by root:root with 770 permissions. Then, ACLs would "grant" additional users to access the files themselves. | 00:05 |
looter | right. perhaps I will give it a try if I can't get things to rollback | 00:05 |
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sebsebseb | !dualboot | looter | 00:06 |
ubottu | looter: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro https://help.ubuntu.com/community/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot | 00:06 |
looter | appreciate the insight man, I really do. | 00:06 |
jrib | Roasted: sure, that would work | 00:06 |
Roasted | epinky - Ive seen that link. Im just trying to understand how ACLs integrate with the regular permissions. | 00:06 |
sebsebseb | looter: boot up the 9.04 Live CD | 00:06 |
Roasted | jrib - also, another question. Each time I open ecilel or whatever it is, it doesnt open my existing directory I set ACLs on. How do I save that? | 00:06 |
stephans | Hi! I want to do something like this: ffmpeg -i file.mkv -vcodec copy -acodec copy file.m4v ... but it does not work.. can anyone help me? | 00:06 |
billiard_junkee | ibrahimmufeed, the best that I have for you is 'man route' I use 'route add default gw 192.168.0.1' to add my wireless. | 00:06 |
jrib | Roasted: I have no idea how eiceil works | 00:07 |
sebsebseb | looter: open the partition edditor system > administration > partition editor then delete the partitions. and install Ubuntu again | 00:07 |
epinky | Roasted: oh, are you sure you've read it? | 00:07 |
night1ne | Is it possible to check who has used the computer, like through the logs or something? | 00:07 |
Roasted | epinky - yeah | 00:07 |
billiard_junkee | ibrahimmufeed, that is just an example. And the only working one that I can give you... :-/ | 00:07 |
looter | will it pick up the other hard drive automatically? Or should I save my menu.lst jus to be case? | 00:07 |
Roasted | epinky - that link has nothing to do with eiciel. I already did thos esteps in taht link. I'm just trying to UNDERSTAND how ACLs work better and how to use eiciel. | 00:08 |
sebsebseb | looter: the whole of Grub will be re installed | 00:08 |
ibrahimmufeed | billiard_junkee, I will work on that, thank you | 00:08 |
seidos | can you connect to this website? | 00:08 |
seidos | http://irssi.org/documentation/perl | 00:08 |
sebsebseb | looter: and it should pick up on your Vista install automaticalley | 00:08 |
looter | okie doke | 00:08 |
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duemme | how can I set a different write aid from the defaul language? | 00:08 |
billiard_junkee | ibrahimmufeed, no prob... at least you have a little different angle on it, and know what it is you are looking to find information on! | 00:09 |
sebsebseb | looter: useful to set up a seperate /home on a new install as well | 00:09 |
sebsebseb | looter: well usuealley | 00:09 |
looter | sebsebseb: how big for /home? | 00:09 |
masterfishslayer | anyone else having or had an all black screen after booting into liveusb persistent 9.10? | 00:09 |
sebsebseb | looter: it's an Ubuntu only hard disk yes? | 00:09 |
mutew | Is there anyway to get empathy to pop-up message windows for new connections in Karmic Koala | 00:09 |
aladds | can anyone help me with pulseaudio-module-rygel-media-server? | 00:09 |
looter | sebsebseb: correct. 150gb for ubuntu. 500gb for vista. | 00:10 |
aladds | I cant find any documentation | 00:10 |
mutew | instead of simply issuing a message notification? | 00:10 |
seidos | can anyone connect to this site: http://irssi.org/documentation/perl? | 00:10 |
sebsebseb | looter: oh right, yeah seperate home makes re installs or distro hopping easier | 00:10 |
ZykoticK9 | seidos, the site appears to be down | 00:10 |
billiard_junkee | my paritioning scheme usually is 1GB /boot, 2 (or 4)GB swap, the rest goes to /home | 00:10 |
aladds | seidos: not working here | 00:10 |
seidos | ZykoticK9: thank you | 00:10 |
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jrib | seidos: irssi.org is down | 00:10 |
billiard_junkee | er...I mean to / | 00:10 |
sebsebseb | looter: 10GB or so for / massive seperaet /home and a bit of swap space depending on how much RAM you have | 00:10 |
jrib | seidos: the documentation is probably in /usr/share/doc/irssi if you are lucky | 00:10 |
seidos | aladds, jrib, thank you. | 00:11 |
masterfishslayer | anyone else having or had an all black screen after booting into liveusb persistent 9.10? | 00:11 |
seidos | jrib: i'll check it out | 00:11 |
looter | sebsebseb: 2gb of RAM. Thank you | 00:11 |
looter | billiard_junkee: thank you for the insight as well | 00:11 |
sebsebseb | looter: where is your data stored? | 00:11 |
luist | is there any package to install matlab? | 00:11 |
billiard_junkee | :) | 00:11 |
night1ne | Oops. | 00:12 |
looter | sebsebseb: same drive. its all one partition | 00:12 |
sebsebseb | looter: if you got it some where else, you don't really needed a seperate /home as such. and the 9.04 guided install should be good enough | 00:12 |
night1ne | Okay..so back to my question. | 00:12 |
erUSUL | luist: no; matlab is distributed by Mathworks ask them how to get a copy | 00:12 |
m546 | How do I write a .bin file to a floppy disk? | 00:12 |
looter | sebsebseb: I actually don't have alot of data on the linux drive. its more for experimenting. I like messing around with Linux | 00:12 |
night1ne | Is there anyway to find out who's been on the computer via the logs or something? | 00:12 |
sebsebseb | looter: ok well obviously you need that some where else, if your going to delete the partition where it's stored | 00:12 |
erUSUL | m546: dd if=file.img of=/dev/fd0 | 00:13 |
erUSUL | m546: sudo dd if=file.img of=/dev/fd0 | 00:13 |
jrib | luist: ask matlab, it's proprietary :). Check help.ubuntu.com/community for a matlab page. But, try out octave which is very similar and Free software. Personally, I'm a big fan of SAGE too | 00:13 |
sebsebseb | looter: experimenting I have an idea then | 00:13 |
looter | sebsebseb: its the vista drive that worries. and I already get an "Error 12: invalid device" from GRUB | 00:13 |
sebsebseb | looter: hmm so right now it won't boot up Vista? | 00:13 |
looter | sebsebseb: when trying to access that drive. but similar things have happened after the previous two kernel upgrades. | 00:13 |
looter | sebsebseb: Correct. I cannot boot into vista presently. | 00:14 |
hyperstream | git__, : thanks | 00:14 |
sebsebseb | looter: ok pastebin menu.lst | 00:14 |
looter | sebsebseb: ok one sec | 00:14 |
sebsebseb | looter: it was an upgrade from 9.04 yes to 9.10? | 00:14 |
jolaren | Is it possible to auto-start programs on just one out of several users? | 00:15 |
seidos | luist: you might consider trying Qalculator i think it's called. | 00:15 |
looter | sebsebseb: http://pastebin.com/m65aafce0 | 00:15 |
sebsebseb | looter: many people got issues after upgarding from 9.04. Also with an upgrade you wont' get Grub 2, or the Ext4 file system by default. | 00:15 |
looter | sebsebseb: yes and upgrade from 9.04 | 00:15 |
aboSamoor | what is the most compatible tiling manager for ubuntu ? | 00:16 |
mrXX | how do u install a fish tank in ubuntu cube? | 00:16 |
ZykoticK9 | jolaren, System / Preferences / Startup Applications - are on a per-user basis | 00:16 |
looter | sebsebseb: hmm perhaps I should just do a clean install with 9.10 cd then is tha twhat you are saying? | 00:16 |
sebsebseb | looter: I did a test actsaully 9.10 with Ext3 first a clean install, and I been running it with Ext4 for a little while. for boot up speed, and shut down, it doesn't seem to matter which file system is used, but in 9.04 oh it matters. | 00:16 |
looter | sebsebseb: i see | 00:16 |
daevski | Hey all, I am trying to get a webcam that identifies itself as "Microdia PC cam (SN9C120)" -- I followed forum advice here ( http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=982471&page=4 ) -- see Cameigons post mid-way down -- and also here is output from dmesg in pastebin ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/325717/ ) -- I'm not sure what to do next :( | 00:17 |
sebsebseb | looter: 9.04 is great when / is done in Ext4, however since the kernel they have and such, it's not that stable really, there's a chance that something might happen, but I never had problems. | 00:17 |
mrXX | is there a fish tank option in compiz in ubuntu? | 00:17 |
sebsebseb | looter: ,but yes it speeded the boot up shut down, and automatic disk checking after 23 or so boots, by a lot | 00:18 |
ZykoticK9 | mrXX, see http://linuxologist.com/linuxhowto/why-dont-you-throw-your-cube-in-an-aquarium/ | 00:18 |
looter | sebsebseb: so after looking at my menu.lst what do you suggest in order for the best chances of success to return my dual boot to where it was, with 9.04 or 9.10 its not that really important to me. Just so I have a Ubuntu install with access to Vista on the other hd | 00:18 |
mrXX | ZykoticK9 the download file is empty | 00:19 |
mrXX | ZykoticK9 i dont see anything in the .gz file although its 20 kb | 00:19 |
sekyourbox | is there issues with repositories today and yesterday? | 00:19 |
ZykoticK9 | mrXX, sorry i have no idea - it was just a search result i found | 00:19 |
mrXX | ZykoticK9 np thanks | 00:19 |
sebsebseb | looter: hmm you said it was 9.04? | 00:20 |
jolaren | I'm setting up a computer in a kiosk. So customers can check western-union and such services. I will use g-conf, pessulus. Have I missed something? Should I install something more? | 00:20 |
ZykoticK9 | mrXX, i have see it as an option before, "perhaps" it's in the PPA version of Compiz? | 00:20 |
looter | sebsebseb: it was 9.04 upgraded from 8.10. Last night I upgraded from the 9.04 to 9.10 | 00:21 |
kavurt | how to install cinelerra? | 00:21 |
sebsebseb | looter: yes you got 8.10 enteries in menu.lst | 00:21 |
jolaren | Any suggestions? | 00:21 |
looter | sebsebseb: I noticed that but that is how it always was | 00:21 |
sebsebseb | looter: well you didn't know, but actsaully 8.10 is a pretty good release to stay with until 10.04 comes out. | 00:21 |
sebsebseb | looter: as long as it works for what people want to do of course | 00:21 |
night1ne | Anyone in here know what I need to do to run Chromium? | 00:22 |
looter | sebsebseb: well thats actually what I have on CD but I do also have 9.10 as well | 00:22 |
sebsebseb | looter: 9.04 isn't really worth it in my opinion unless Ext4 is done, but, I have already done the but when it comes to that | 00:22 |
Vesayth | Does anyone know how I can connect to a samba share from a computer that uses a different domain than my home network? On this computer, I'm VPN'ing in to my home network. I can access the shares by IP address just fine, but I get an access denied error when I try the host name (but I am able to ping the host name). Server is Ubuntu 9.10 64-bit and client is Windows Vista 32-bit | 00:22 |
sekyourbox | when does 9.10 become "non-beta"? | 00:23 |
sebsebseb | sekyourbox: it's stable now | 00:23 |
looter | sebsebseb: yea like I said I don't really have any limitations on what I use Linux for so if I could go back and do it again I would just have stuck with 8.10 Like I said I had major problems getting back into vista after the 9.04 upgrade as well | 00:23 |
sebsebseb | !9.10 | sekyourbox | 00:23 |
ubottu | sekyourbox: Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) is the current release of Ubuntu. Download: http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.10/ - Release Info: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/910 | 00:23 |
ZykoticK9 | night1ne, assuming you're using 9.10 "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chromium-daily" then "sudo apt-get install chromium-browser" | 00:23 |
night1ne | Um, I'm using Karmic. | 00:23 |
night1ne | Does it require running WINE? | 00:23 |
ZykoticK9 | night1ne, Karmic = 9.10 so see my message above | 00:24 |
sekyourbox | I loaded up my 9.10 x64 and i could have sworn it said beta... wireless is a little tweaked too | 00:24 |
sebsebseb | looter: uuid's to confuse me a bit | 00:24 |
iOmlette | night1ne: No, Chromium has Linux builds available. | 00:24 |
looter | sebsebseb: me too man | 00:24 |
night1ne | Okay. | 00:24 |
sebsebseb | looter: before it was so easy to change partitions in the old Grub. then this uuid stuff came along, that I haven't actsaully found out how to use/do properly yet | 00:24 |
billiard_junkee | Vesayth, maybe you need to add the username of the remote machine you are connecting from to /etc/samba/smbusers.conf (I think thats the file) Just a guess | 00:24 |
Pelo | anyone good with rsync ? | 00:25 |
sebsebseb | looter: before doing Linux partitions would be like the example WIndows entry | 00:25 |
Flannel | kavurt: http://cv.cinelerra.org/getting_cinelerra.php#karmic | 00:25 |
ZykoticK9 | night1ne, actually i missed a step, you'll need "sudo apt-get update" before "sudo apt-get install..." sorry | 00:25 |
Vesayth | billiard_junkee: The username is definitely added. Is there a special way to add a user from a different domain? | 00:25 |
daevski | Hey all, I am trying to get a webcam that identifies itself as "Microdia PC cam (SN9C120)" -- I followed forum advice here ( http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=982471&page=4 ) -- see Cameigons post mid-way down -- and also here is output from dmesg in pastebin ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/325717/ ) -- CAM Still not working in Cheese or Skype and I'm not sure what to do next :( | 00:25 |
wastrel | Vesayth: sudo mount -t smbfs //server/path/to/share -o domain=WORKGROUP,user=username mountpoint | 00:25 |
Vesayth | wastrel: client is Vista, not a Linux distro | 00:26 |
sebsebseb | looter: there is no entry for a 9.04 kernel only 8.10's and your Vista | 00:26 |
wastrel | i dunno from windows | 00:26 |
ZykoticK9 | daevski, does your camera work in Cheese? | 00:26 |
daevski | ZykoticK9, nope. | 00:26 |
ZykoticK9 | daevski, ok, just asking - best of luck man | 00:27 |
billiard_junkee | Vesayth, that was more than I could have come up with. | 00:27 |
night1ne | Okay thanks for that..I was a bit confused. | 00:27 |
eshannon | How can I reformat a Large Drive (6.86 GB). The format is xfs and I want ext3 | 00:27 |
alexandre | how do i uninstall one programmed installed with wine? | 00:27 |
zetheroo | sebsebseb: you trying to change the grub menu list/ | 00:27 |
zetheroo | ? | 00:27 |
daevski | ZykoticK9, lol My question post said it didn't. | 00:27 |
ringworm1 | hello | 00:27 |
sebsebseb | zetheroo: well yeah, well looking at his menu.lst | 00:27 |
looter | sebsebseb: hmmm well then I must have dreamt the 9.04 upgrade. Could have sworn i did though. So why is it still 8.10 if I upgraded to 9.10?? My system is set to suspend after 1 hour and it did go into suspend during the upgrade. Maybe that horked something | 00:28 |
zetheroo | sebsebseb: I changed mine a couple days ago ... was pretty easy :) | 00:28 |
sebsebseb | zetheroo: looter did an upgrade fomr 8.10 to 9.04. I don't see a 9.04 kernel entry in his menu.lst and his Vista won't boot up | 00:28 |
zetheroo | sebsebseb: what do you need to change? ... | 00:28 |
ringworm1 | hey does usb start up disk creator create a live cd type usb ? | 00:28 |
looter | sebsebseb: Do you think if I just repartition and reinstall 8.10 with CD i have a shot at getting both OS's back up and running? | 00:28 |
ringworm1 | or can you save stuff | 00:29 |
sebsebseb | looter: you can't upgrade 8.10 to 9.10 directly you have to go through 9.04 first | 00:29 |
sebsebseb | looter: your on that install now? | 00:29 |
billiard_junkee | looter, what is the link to your menu.lst? | 00:29 |
ringworm1 | anyone know ? | 00:29 |
aliciapg | how do i install ubuntu onto a laptop with a jumpdrive? | 00:29 |
jolaren | is it stupid to install kubuntu-desktop on my ubuntu desktop? | 00:29 |
sebsebseb | zetheroo: billiard_junkee maybe he should just do a clean install, and put 9.10 on. and then he should be able to upgrade to 10.04 from that without problems, when it's time | 00:30 |
looter | sebsebseb: ok well because I thought i upgraded to 9.04. I am on a laptop with Ubuntu 8.10 My desktop is booted up beside me with minimal graphics. It only starts X if I delete the xorg.conf and let it regenerate | 00:30 |
looter | billiard_junkee: http://pastebin.com/m65aafce0 | 00:30 |
billiard_junkee | ty | 00:30 |
sebsebseb | zetheroo: above | 00:30 |
billiard_junkee | ringworm1, I have never used it | 00:30 |
ringworm1 | =\ | 00:30 |
looter | billiard_junkee: ty | 00:30 |
sebsebseb | jolaren: no | 00:31 |
sebsebseb | jolaren: not at all | 00:31 |
zetheroo | sebsebseb: what is the problem? | 00:31 |
sebsebseb | zetheroo: he is apparnatlly on 9.04, but I don't see a 9.04 kernel entry, and also his Vista won't boot up | 00:31 |
pitch332 | anyone familiar with using the newest release of ubuntu and connecting it via wifi to an Apple Airport Express? it doesnt show up on the available networks list... however, I can add it as a "hidden" network and get it to ask for the WPA2 key. No matter if I use the ASCII or the hexadecimal-equivalent, it repeatedly asks for the key again (basically, its not accepting it. Any ideas? | 00:31 |
zetheroo | sebsebseb: so he is dual booting Ubuntu Jaunty and Vista ? ... and neither are booting? | 00:32 |
sebsebseb | zetheroo: Ubuntu boots up, but it might be 8.10 that he is still booting, well according to menu.lst anyway | 00:32 |
looter | zetheroo: I have ubuntu and vista on separate hds. I updated ubuntu to 9.10 and its all jacked up (no graphics settings, nvidia drivers won't take) and my vista hd gives me a "Error 12: invalid device" error everyone I try to boot from it | 00:32 |
sebsebseb | looter: let's find out what version of Ubuntu you are really on | 00:32 |
eshannon | using Parted to format my drive what label should I use for ext3? GPT? | 00:32 |
erUSUL | pitch332: heard that some apple AP uses a non standar hex encoding for wep/wpa passwords | 00:32 |
sebsebseb | looter: you upgraded Ubuntu to 9.04 you mean from 8.10? | 00:33 |
myk_robinson | can anyone offer advice for tethering a Blackberry Tour with Ubuntu 9.10? | 00:33 |
billiard_junkee | looter, this computer came with vista. you installed ubuntu on a seperate hard disk. you upgraded and it won't boot. is that right? | 00:33 |
night1ne | Isn't there a blackberry program in the repos? | 00:33 |
pitch332 | this is an airport that was purchased less than 3 months ago... so its (to my knowledge) the newest version. at one point, it seems I was able to get a valid IP from the airport, but still no internet connectivity... quite frustrating when trying to set up the ubuntu box as a fileserver. | 00:34 |
looter | billiard_junkee: in a nutshell yes. the dual boot tut I followed recomended installing vista first. | 00:34 |
night1ne | Are there any known problems with running Chromium on Ubuntu? | 00:34 |
sebsebseb | looter: system > about ubuntu | 00:34 |
myk_robinson | night1ne: there is a program for syncing a blackberry, but i do not see anything for tethering | 00:34 |
sebsebseb | looter: which version are you on? or do the command | 00:34 |
sebsebseb | !version | looter | 00:34 |
ubottu | looter: To find out what version of Ubuntu you have, type « lsb_release -a » in a !shell - To know the available version of a package, « apt-cache policy <package> » | 00:34 |
pitch332 | i know i could switch to a different router and probably be in business.. but everything else in the house is mac except my linux box... and the airport performs like a charm with the macs. | 00:34 |
night1ne | Ah, tethering..Hmm.. | 00:34 |
looter | sebsebseb: yes I initially was running 8.10. I upgraded to 9.04 and had problems of similar nature which I ws able to resolve. Now last night I upgraded to 9.10 and am having problems again | 00:34 |
sebsebseb | looter: your menu.lst says nothing about 9.04 kernels or 9.10 kernels | 00:35 |
sebsebseb | looter: it says about 8.10 kernels | 00:35 |
night1ne | I just use the HTC to tether, and and as long as I turn off the wireless, it seems to work fine. | 00:35 |
billiard_junkee | so, the vista hard disk is attached to SATA0 and ubuntu disk to SATA1? looter | 00:35 |
night1ne | Not sure about blackberry though. | 00:35 |
myk_robinson | night1ne: who knows, it may just work, I have a friend coming over to see if we can figure out how to tether hers.. Just trying to do some semblance of research beforehand | 00:35 |
looter | ubottu: Ubuntu 9.10 | 00:35 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about Ubuntu 9.10 | 00:35 |
sebsebseb | looter: copy in the out put of the command | 00:35 |
looter | sebsebseb: I know. How weird is that? | 00:35 |
sebsebseb | looter: ubottu is a bot a computer program | 00:36 |
looter | billiard_junkee: correct. | 00:36 |
sebsebseb | looter: also one that is female apparantly | 00:36 |
sebsebseb | !gender | 00:36 |
ubottu | yes, I can confirm I am a female bot :) | 00:36 |
looter | sebsebseb: I know. I just didn't know who to direct my output from that command to :) | 00:36 |
night1ne | Does your blackberry run windows mobile? | 00:36 |
pitch332 | erUSUL: any suggestions on a direction from here. i've typed this insanely long hexadecimal equiv more times than I care to count at this point :-P | 00:36 |
sebsebseb | looter: copy and paste, or if it's more than a line or two pastebin it | 00:36 |
looter | sebsebseb: copy and paste what? the output from "lsb_release -a" was Ubuntu 9.10 | 00:37 |
sebsebseb | looter: ok | 00:37 |
night1ne | If it does, look for a program called 'internet sharing' | 00:37 |
night1ne | If it has that, try that. | 00:37 |
sebsebseb | looter: let's find out out what kernels are actsauly still installed, probably all of them | 00:37 |
looter | sebsebseb | 00:38 |
looter | sebsebseb: ok | 00:38 |
sebsebseb | looter: atsauly that's a bit pointless, let's find out what kernel you are running right now | 00:38 |
sebsebseb | looter: uname -r | 00:38 |
kisuke | can any body help me get my scroll working again? | 00:38 |
night1ne | Scroll in what? | 00:38 |
linxeh | is there a default xubuntu keyboard shortcut to open the applications menu ? | 00:38 |
night1ne | Your browser? | 00:38 |
looter | sebsebseb: 2.6.27-11-generic | 00:38 |
sebsebseb | looter: that's the 8.10 kernel | 00:38 |
sebsebseb | looter: that isn't meant to run in 9.10 as far as I know | 00:39 |
looter | sebsebseb: lol. wtf is going on then? | 00:39 |
sebsebseb | looter: try not to swear in the channel :) | 00:39 |
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looter | sebsebseb: my bad. but that is nuts | 00:39 |
sebsebseb | looter: I think clean install time | 00:39 |
zetheroo | looter: you can edit the grub.cfg file ... but its at your own risk .... | 00:40 |
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sebsebseb | looter: easier than, going through the kernels you have and removing stuff, and messing around with the old Grub | 00:40 |
sebsebseb | zetheroo: no he has the old Grub still not Grub 2 | 00:40 |
looter | sebsebseb: if you are confident I will try it. I can still mount the vsista drive so I can backup all nessecary files in case I have to rebuild everything from the ground up. | 00:40 |
zetheroo | sebsebseb: how can he still have the old grub if he has Karmic? | 00:40 |
Misantropo | i am having "cannot open device hw for ALSA audio (Device or resource busy)" when running vlc alsa:// ¿how do i know which app has alsa opened? | 00:40 |
sebsebseb | zetheroo: ,because Grub 2 isn't done on upgrades? | 00:40 |
bluesscream | gn8 | 00:41 |
billiard_junkee | linxeh, may try alt+space or alt+esc | 00:41 |
looter | sebsebseb: so did i actually never upgraded to 9.04 then? | 00:41 |
sebsebseb | looter: hmm which release to put on, 8.10, 9.04, or 9.10, thinking | 00:41 |
zetheroo | sebsebseb: oh ok ... good to know ... | 00:41 |
daevski | Hey all, I am trying to get a webcam that identifies itself as "Microdia PC cam (SN9C120)" -- I followed forum advice here ( http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=982471&page=4 ) -- see Cameigons post mid-way down -- and also here is output from dmesg in pastebin ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/325717/ ) -- CAM Still not working in Cheese or Skype and I'm not sure what to do next :( | 00:41 |
kisuke | can some one help me get my scroll section woring i logon and it works for 10 minutes and just quits | 00:41 |
Kream | I need help getting wifi on my HP Pavilion tx1003au to work. Its supposed to have a broadcom 4312 chip but I can't even see it in lspci - is this normal? | 00:41 |
sebsebseb | looter: I guess 9.10 even though I don't like it much | 00:42 |
sebsebseb | looter: compared to 9.04 and 8.10 | 00:42 |
eshannon | any experts out there on that can help me reformat a drive | 00:42 |
zetheroo | sebsebseb: then all he should have to do is edit menu.lst ... no? | 00:43 |
phage | I have a large text document with very few newlines, what program can i use to insert new lines so that the document is wrapped nicely? I don't want a word wrap feature that doesnt insert new lines - i need the new lines so that i can merge two similar docs | 00:43 |
sebsebseb | zetheroo: usaully, but | 00:43 |
looter | sebsebseb: ok. I am going to give it a shot then. | 00:43 |
sebsebseb | looter: it said you were running 9.04? | 00:43 |
looter | sebsebseb: what do you mean by it? | 00:43 |
McLovin | eshannon: how are you formatting? | 00:43 |
Kream | trying install 9.10 on a laptop, is it possible that the wifi card is not showing up in lspci because I don't have the proper drivers loaded? | 00:44 |
eshannon | Command line. I am shh into my computer and want to reformat from xfs to ext3 | 00:44 |
sebsebseb | looter: nevermind | 00:44 |
sebsebseb | looter: how new are you to Ubuntu by the way? | 00:44 |
erUSUL | eshannon: sudo mkfs -t ext3 /dev/sdxx | 00:44 |
m546 | How do you write a .bin to a Floppy Disk? | 00:45 |
McLovin | Kream:lspci will show all devices wether or not there is a driver present or not | 00:45 |
erUSUL | m546: told you already | 00:45 |
eshannon | it says the drive is mounted | 00:45 |
zetheroo | Kream: not in lspci? | 00:45 |
sebsebseb | looter: or how long you used for? | 00:45 |
eshannon | I tried umount | 00:45 |
Kream | McLovin, thats what i thought. it's not present in lspci. but on the otherhand,it's a troublesome broadcom 4312 one. worked fine in vista until I nuked the windows install | 00:45 |
mun24 | anybody using subversion here? | 00:46 |
Kream | zetheroo : ^^ | 00:46 |
m546 | dd will not work. There is terminal output, but the drive light does not flash, and no magnet turns on, nor motor turns | 00:46 |
Kream | well, i dont know for sure that it is a 4312 bcom one - thats just the model that this laptop is suppsoed to have. | 00:46 |
McLovin | Kream: what version of ubuntu are you using? | 00:46 |
Kream | 9.10 | 00:46 |
looter | sebsebseb: i have been using various flavors for a few years now. Ubuntu for about 2. I also run TinyME on some older hardware and have Knoppmyth used as a DVR on an old compaq | 00:46 |
zetheroo | Kream: can you pastebin your lspci output? ... have you ever used Linux before? if you have, has it ever worked? | 00:46 |
McLovin | Kream: lspci will display thee wifi card model and rev 3 or 4 lines from the bottom of the list | 00:47 |
sebsebseb | looter: ok well dual booting and partitining shoudn't be that big of a deal then, anyway I can hep you set up a good 9.10 set up no problem, that you can keep on updating for a long time | 00:47 |
daevski | Hey all, I am trying to get a webcam that identifies itself as "Microdia PC cam (SN9C120)" -- I followed forum advice here ( http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=982471&page=4 ) -- see Cameigons post mid-way down -- and also here is output from dmesg in pastebin ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/325717/ ) -- CAM Still not working in Cheese or Skype and I'm not sure what to do next :( | 00:47 |
sebsebseb | looter: download the 9.10 CD, 9.10 is a good one to clean install it seems anyway, since then get Ext4 and Grub 2 by default, and also how many people got issues after upgarding from 9.04 | 00:48 |
Kream | zetheroo: I've used Linux since 1998, havent tried it on this laptop, though, it's a friend's | 00:48 |
looter | sebsebseb: will this be keeping in mind that I need to do everything I can to maximize my chances of keep the Vista on the other hd? | 00:48 |
cent255 | When I start ubuntu now, every time I boot I get an error message during the "kubuntu" splash that says "checking filesystem /dev/disk/by-uuid/c4af..." | 00:48 |
Kream | will pastebin an lspci | 00:48 |
zetheroo | Kream: ok | 00:48 |
sebsebseb | looter: Vista will be fine, as long as you don't delete the partition for it | 00:48 |
McLovin | Kream: ok | 00:48 |
looter | sebsebseb: yea i ran a google query and it popped up quite a few posts pertaining to upgrades from 9.04 | 00:48 |
cent255 | Then the splash screen goes away, and i get a message about maintenance of file system failed, | 00:48 |
looter | sebsebseb: rgr | 00:48 |
histo | For some reason I can't skip ahead in flash videos on youtube etc... I have the same plugin installed on two different karmic machines it works on one and not the other. I'm at a loss as to where the conflict is? | 00:49 |
cent255 | it tries to init crypto disks (which i think is my swap partition) | 00:49 |
cent255 | then hangs | 00:49 |
histo | I'm using flashplugin-nonfree | 00:49 |
sebsebseb | looter: maybe something rather odd has happended to you, since apparnatlly you have upgraded since 8.10 | 00:49 |
wojciechorama | Hi guys, does someone know something abount incjection ?? (Wifi - ubuntu - WEP ) I need to know how to change CHANNEL of wlan0 ? | 00:49 |
looter | sebsebseb: well I have the 9.10 cd actually. I need a livecd last week and was at a friends house and I was impressed by the new bootup graphic, lol. Soooo I burned it | 00:49 |
sebsebseb | looter: with it keeping older kernels there as well | 00:49 |
sebsebseb | looter: or so it seems | 00:49 |
histo | wojciechorama: use iwconfig to change the channel | 00:49 |
Meowpup | hi all i ahve just got this error in synaptic what does it mean "W: Duplicate sources.list entry http://wine.budgetdedicated.com jaunty/main Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/wine.budgetdedicated.com_apt_dists_jaunty_main_binary-i386_Packages)" | 00:50 |
cent255 | It's actig like it's trying to mount an ecrypted partition as if it's not encrypted. | 00:50 |
mcurran | Does anyone know if you can connect and look though the ubuntu forums from the terminal | 00:50 |
histo | wojciechorama: iwconfig wlan0 channel x | 00:50 |
Meowpup | there is no double entry in sourses.list i checked | 00:50 |
daevski | wojciechorama: look up how to use iwconfig command. SHould be something like iwconfig wlan0 channel 10 | 00:50 |
wojciechorama | histo luv ya :* thanks | 00:50 |
luis_ | WTH happens with amsn?! come on i type: Change nick, then i change my nick, i log out, i reconnect and after that, no matter what, my name: "Luis Javier" Appears as the nick, not caring about the nick I typed, is this a glitch???? come on i am tired, this amsn is the most same looking to windows live messenger | 00:50 |
sebsebseb | looter: oh you like the new boot up graphic, I don't like it, since I had the Ubuntu or Kubuntu screen for 9.04 with text at the bottom saying what the OS is doing when booting up :) well the other computer is 9.04 still, and it has the Ubuntu logo and the text for boot up | 00:50 |
McLovin | eshannon:http://www.idevelopment.info/data/Unix/Linux/LINUX_PartitioningandFormattingSecondHardDrive_ext3.shtml | 00:50 |
looter | sebsebseb: it would appear taht way. I obviously horked something in the process of trying to upgrade | 00:50 |
daevski | wojciechorama: I think that might be exactly it, actually. | 00:50 |
Kream | this is a detailed lspci of the laptop i'm trying to activate wifi on - http://pastebin.com/f3e8bf459 zetheroo McLovin | 00:50 |
eshannon | Thanks McLovin | 00:50 |
Meowpup | McLovin: if you have a terminal baised web browser you can | 00:50 |
sebsebseb | looter: there's another distro that has a much nicer boot up, and so on, that I will be switching to soon for now at least, whilst waiting for 10.04 | 00:51 |
mcurran | Hey McLovin - are you the same McLovin that's usually on Mint | 00:51 |
McLovin | Kream: ill take a look | 00:51 |
looter | sebsebseb: yea I just thought it was kinda neat looking. I didn't get to play around with it much since all ineeded it for was to mount a badly infected windows partition. | 00:51 |
Meowpup | mcurran: : if you have a terminal baised web browser you can | 00:51 |
McLovin | mcurran: nope | 00:51 |
looter | sebsebseb: which distro? | 00:51 |
billiard_junkee | looter, I don't know but maybe try changing menu.lst to have 'rootnoverify (hd0,1)' or 'rootnoverify (hd0,0)' under Windows. I guess it cant hurt to try. It seems to me that if you had Vista installed on the primary disk, it would be hd0... | 00:51 |
Meowpup | he is the same McLovin | 00:51 |
sebsebseb | looter: we are getting a bit off topic now for this channel, but Mandriva 2010 Gnome | 00:52 |
mcurran | what is a good terminal based web browser | 00:52 |
trism | luis_: it could be an issue with the msn service itself, because my nick has kept disappearing this week in pidgin too (I finally had to set it to automatically assign a new one everytime I connect) | 00:52 |
sebsebseb | looter: Mandriva One | 00:52 |
looter | sebsebseb: i agree but somehow ubuntu sees its self as the primary drive even though it isn't | 00:52 |
sebsebseb | looter: I tried to pm you twice earlier, but never got a reply there | 00:52 |
looter | sebseboh | 00:52 |
billiard_junkee | and since you know what it is right now, it will be easy to change back. Right now windows is not working, so what are you out if it doesnt work? ;) | 00:52 |
looter | sebseb | 00:52 |
sebsebseb | looter: oh right Vista should be the primary drive really I think | 00:53 |
daevski | Hey all, I am trying to get a webcam that identifies itself as "Microdia PC cam (SN9C120)" -- I followed forum advice here ( http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=982471&page=4 ) -- see Cameigons post mid-way down -- and also here is output from dmesg in pastebin ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/325717/ ) -- CAM Still not working in Cheese or Skype and I'm not sure what to do next :( | 00:53 |
Meowpup | McLovin: i know you are as i checked you out McLovin in #ubuntu is same as McLovin in #linuxmint | 00:53 |
mun24 | I ma trying to use subversion and getting error like /svn/db/txn-current-lock | 00:53 |
looter | sebsebseb: it is. the vista drive is on the secondary ide channel | 00:53 |
sebsebseb | looter: and it seems to want to be the primary partition and if not well, it might delete Linux partition, that's happended twice to me... ok pm then | 00:53 |
looter | sebsebseb: ok | 00:54 |
McLovin | Kream: funny there is no broadcom showing | 00:54 |
mcurran | Haha sneaky McLovin - Stupid Ikey banned me from Mint | 00:54 |
mcurran | That kid is a fag | 00:54 |
McLovin | Meowpup: i left my brain at home tonight . It did not click when he said mint | 00:54 |
mcurran | I also got shunned from the server for a while | 00:54 |
Kream | McLovin: zetheroo apparently, with this model laptop, lspci sometimes does not show the wifi card | 00:54 |
Kream | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=712272 | 00:55 |
doseryder | I cannot boot into my ubuntu due to a raid0 failure BUT the volume (ext3) on the raid set with the ubuntu is mountable. I want to backup all the bookmarks in firefox | 00:55 |
mcurran | McLovin you should send Ikey my regards over there and say that the channel has suffered long enough without me. :) | 00:56 |
doseryder | which file(s) (including the file path) do i need to copy in order to retrieve all the bookmarks? | 00:56 |
McLovin | mcurran: will do in a few mins | 00:56 |
m546 | Is there a GUI tool to do that? | 00:56 |
doseryder | in the meantime I guess I'll try #firefox | 00:57 |
McLovin | Kream: is the wifi switch on ? because that makes no sense to me . ill take a look at a few of my notes and see what i can find. what model of lappy are you using ? | 00:57 |
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sparr | Is anyone willing to possibly crash their X to confirm a bug for me? Requires nvidia drivers. | 00:58 |
luis_ | trism: "(I finally had to set it to automatically assign a new one everytime I connect)" can i do that with amsn too? and when this nick error will be fixed? is annoying =( | 00:58 |
Kream | McLovin: yes,wifi switch is on | 00:59 |
Kream | checkthis: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/jockey/+bug/291271 | 00:59 |
texel | Is there a quick reference where I can see a list of existing known problems with Karmic? | 00:59 |
jolaren | Does anyone know a good website blocker that support the feature of blocking words? | 00:59 |
jolaren | Would be great | 00:59 |
histo | sparr: what are you experiencing? | 01:00 |
texel | I'm afraid I just upgraded from Jaunty to Karmic, and I'm running into all kinds of horribly broken things like GCC segfaulting on a program that just returns 0, and mplayer failing to run at all due to an ld.so assertion failure. | 01:00 |
epinky | jolaren: Squid? | 01:00 |
kisuke | can some one help me get my touchpad working again? | 01:00 |
varadero | hi | 01:01 |
jolaren | epinky; Seems it only supports lists | 01:01 |
mcurran | Does anyone know what protocol to use to connect to a cable box (set top box) on a local network? | 01:01 |
varadero | how can i clone my ubuntu installation ? | 01:01 |
jolaren | but not words | 01:01 |
sparr | histo: when in a virtual terminal, "DISPLAY=:0 xrandr -s 2" (or any other size that is valid and not current) causes X to crash. | 01:02 |
knopies | is there a way to call the screensaver? | 01:02 |
tsimpson | !clone | varadero | 01:02 |
ubottu | varadero: To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « aptitude --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install » - See also !automate | 01:02 |
mcurran | knopies: Why not just use the program and select test | 01:02 |
aero_ | Is this the place to ask questions about ubuntu? | 01:03 |
epinky | jolaren: oh, I didn't know that, I've been using it with words :( | 01:03 |
erUSUL | !hi | aero_ | 01:03 |
ubottu | aero_: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines. Enjoy your stay! | 01:03 |
knopies | mcurran, I mean, I want to turn off the auto-screensaver after x-min. and just call it when I go afk. | 01:03 |
mcurran | yes | 01:03 |
mcurran | I'm sure there is, I'm gonna look... | 01:03 |
knopies | thanks mcurran. | 01:03 |
jolaren | epinky; And that works for you? A guy in #ubuntu-se told me that It didn't work... but he can be wrong | 01:03 |
aero_ | ok, I just put ubuntu onto my acer aspire one laptop and the wireless internet is ungodly slow, but wired runs fine | 01:04 |
varadero | tsimpson, are there much easier way ? i plan 4000 copy | 01:04 |
jolaren | epinky; Are you running it right now? Could you test? If thats not asking to much | 01:04 |
knopies | aero_, you might want to try scanning wireless networks in range, and see if yours is on a different channel to theirs. | 01:05 |
tsimpson | varadero: then you'll probably want to create a custom ISO to install from | 01:05 |
McLovin | Kream: try this. "sudo update-pciids"then run lspci again | 01:05 |
knopies | aero_, other interference (such as wireless phones) can also affect it. If you think its ubuntu, or a driver issue, then keep asking. Somone must know. | 01:05 |
tsimpson | !remaster | varadero | 01:05 |
ubottu | varadero: 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 | 01:05 |
kisuke | night1ne: in ubuntu period | 01:06 |
aero_ | how do I whisper? | 01:06 |
night1ne | Um...okay. | 01:06 |
Kream | McLovin: no luck | 01:06 |
kisuke | aero_: /msg <name> | 01:06 |
Kream | McLovin: bizarre bug | 01:07 |
jolaren | aero_; You speak really low | 01:07 |
night1ne | Goto System> Preferences> Mouse | 01:07 |
knopies | jolaren, not helping. | 01:07 |
aero_ | jolaren lol | 01:07 |
night1ne | have you tried that? | 01:07 |
varadero | tsimpson, i tried remastersys its nice realy but i couldnt customize desktop for all new users | 01:07 |
texel | Anybody else having problems with gcc segfaulting on really stupidly simple programs? | 01:07 |
histo | Reinstalling the flashplugin-nonfree fixed my skip ahead issues. | 01:07 |
kisuke | night1ne: did it is enabled but about 10 minutes after i login it just quits | 01:07 |
McLovin | Kream: other than that I don't know. Is the lappy a tx series hp ? | 01:08 |
tsimpson | varadero: there is the OEM option: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubuntu_OEM_Installer_Overview | 01:08 |
night1ne | Well, sorry then. That's the extent of my knowledge. | 01:08 |
kisuke | night1ne: thanks any way | 01:08 |
varadero | tsimpson, checking thanks | 01:08 |
thom_logn | how do I set a default display size/resolution for all user accounts? When a new user logs in I get tiny screens like 800x600 even tho the screen is 1650x1080 | 01:08 |
Kream | McLovin: yes, tx1003au | 01:08 |
night1ne | you're welcome :) | 01:08 |
kisuke | can some one help me get my scroll on my touchpad working again it works when i boot but stops 10 minutes later | 01:09 |
McLovin | Kream: wha version of ubuntu are you using | 01:09 |
varadero | tsimpson, this is realy helpfull thanks | 01:10 |
tsimpson | varadero: no problem | 01:10 |
Kream | 9.10 | 01:10 |
Kream | McLovin: 9.10 | 01:10 |
varadero | second problem is default Gnome theme , how can i change default gnome theme for new users when they login first time | 01:10 |
neodragon | I installed ubuntu for a friend and now he wants to know how to disable using the mouse wheel to spin the cube. I have looked in CCSM and I can't seem to find any way to disable that setting, help? | 01:11 |
WadoTG | Can I boot from an iso cd want to load Ubuntu 9.04 dual boot with Win XP | 01:11 |
knopies | neodragon, it is in ccsm. Look under the cube, and the shotcut keys. | 01:11 |
knopies | neodragon, Ive done it on mine. | 01:11 |
jrib | neodragon: try #compiz | 01:12 |
knopies | neodragon, its not under cube, let me see if I can find it. | 01:12 |
mcurran | neodragon - CCSM should have that under key bindings for rotate cube | 01:12 |
jrib | erm sorry didn't see knopies helping :) | 01:12 |
knopies | neodragon, its under Bindings in rotate cube | 01:12 |
knopies | neodragon, I just found it there. | 01:12 |
knopies | neodragon, you still there? | 01:13 |
neodragon | yes I'm here | 01:13 |
knopies | jrib, your forgiven. | 01:13 |
knopies | neodragon, you find it? ccsm -> rotate cube -> bindings. | 01:13 |
McLovin | Kream: im on the run in and out of the office at the moment . try this as well "lspci -vnn" and see what comes up | 01:14 |
conner | I need help with Synaptic | 01:14 |
jrib | conner: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line) | 01:14 |
knopies | conner, ask your question. | 01:14 |
sebsebseb | !synaptic | conner | 01:14 |
ubottu | conner: synaptic is Ubuntu's Graphical Package Manager. For a good howto see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto | 01:14 |
conner | How do i go about posting a picture | 01:15 |
sparr | histo: it happens every time for me, but i dont have another machine to test on | 01:15 |
sebsebseb | conner: a screenshot? | 01:15 |
conner | YES | 01:15 |
mcurran | imagebin | 01:15 |
sebsebseb | !screenshot | conner | 01:15 |
ubottu | conner: Screenshots can be made with the [PrtScr] button. Want to show us a screenshot of your problem? Upload an image to http://tinyurl.com/imagebin and post a link to it. | 01:15 |
neodragon | thanks guys | 01:15 |
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Kream | McLovin: no such luck. from the googling i've been doing, it seems that this model is notorious for having problems with the wifi card only intermittently being accessible to linux | 01:15 |
Kream | even windows users have major problems, apparently, McLovin | 01:16 |
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mcurran | McLovin - What chip is it? | 01:16 |
aero_ | hi, wifi is really slow on my acer aspireone netbook, but works fine wired | 01:16 |
McLovin | Kream: I had a TX1220ca and had the same problem I did have luck getting it to work . try this link because this is not for the same model lappy but it did work for me in the end | 01:17 |
kisuke | can any one help me get my touch pad scroll working again | 01:17 |
McLovin | mcurran: amd64 | 01:17 |
Kream | McLovin: great :) waiting for link | 01:17 |
Izinucs | none of the US repos seem to be working for me. I had to go to the United Kingdom to do updates.. anyone else having issues with the US repos? | 01:17 |
MajorGeek | so then thou king said "Let there be IRC chat rooms that give you OP when you join" | 01:17 |
conner | I am getting this error with synaptic after attempting to install Sun Virutal Box | 01:17 |
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McLovin | Kream:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=434946&highlight=bcm4310 | 01:17 |
conner | http://imagebin.org/index.php?mode=image&id=72591 | 01:17 |
mcurran | If anyone knows any cool exploits - feel free to share them and join my cheesy hacking channel #HACKING-101 - I haven't had one user yet. :( | 01:17 |
sebsebseb | !touchpad | Kream | 01:17 |
ubottu | Kream: For a comprehensive Synaptics Touchpad guide, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad | 01:17 |
McLovin | Kream: forgot to paste it :0 | 01:18 |
jrib | mcurran: please don't advertise other channels here | 01:18 |
mcurran | McLovin: I meant the wireless card chip | 01:18 |
icehawk78 | After upgrade to 9.10, my .bashrc appears to be gone. In the meantime, I borrowed someone else's, and pasted it into my home directory. However, that also appears to not be working. Has something changed from 9.04 to 9.10 in handling this? | 01:18 |
conner | http://imagebin.org/index.php?mode=image&id=72591 | 01:18 |
mcurran | jrib: How else would I get friends | 01:18 |
conner | that is my error | 01:18 |
jrib | conner: open a terminal and type « sudo dpkg --configure -a » | 01:18 |
mcurran | or sudo apt-get install -f | 01:19 |
sebsebseb | icehawk78: I think someone told me about something like that | 01:19 |
McLovin | mcurran: bcm4300 I do believe | 01:19 |
conner | I do that and it doesnt do anything | 01:19 |
jrib | conner: pastebin | 01:19 |
LjL | mcurran: not by spamming "hacking" channels on here, that's for sure. try joining existing social channels and talking to people. | 01:19 |
mcurran | you need the b43 driver | 01:19 |
sebsebseb | icehawk78: remind me quickly what that file is used for | 01:19 |
wojciechorama | Does any1 here know sth about crackin WIFI ? (WEP) | 01:19 |
mcurran | You can enable it in the Hardware Drivers app. or download b43-fwcutter and let that download and extract the firmware | 01:19 |
wojciechorama | I got a question about iniection. | 01:19 |
icehawk78 | sebsebseb: Among other things, formatting of the command prompt, aliases, etc | 01:19 |
knopies | wojciechorama, I know your neighbors wifi is for his use, not yours. | 01:20 |
xae8koo | Anyone here? | 01:20 |
LjL | wojciechorama: that's not really on-topic for this channel | 01:20 |
c1h23r456i78910 | what can I use as a compiler in karmic? | 01:20 |
knopies | xae8koo, a few of us, yea. | 01:20 |
sebsebseb | icehawk78: ok not sure, but I think there may be a difference between the two Ubuntu versions | 01:20 |
mcurran | wojciechorama - what's your question | 01:20 |
McLovin | mcurran: it is Kream that has the issue not me :0 | 01:20 |
Guest34107 | #planeshift | 01:20 |
xae8koo | knopies: Irssi sais "Lag: 3.58" isn't that awfull? | 01:20 |
LjL | c1h23r456i78910: as a compiler for what? | 01:20 |
mcurran | Kream - Well then that message was for you... | 01:20 |
conner | jrib, http://imagebin.org/index.php?mode=image&id=72592 | 01:20 |
WadoTG | I have the AMD64 iso image burnt to CD but will not boot - any suggestions? | 01:21 |
c1h23r456i78910 | LjL : C | 01:21 |
histo | Does it seem like 10 seconds is a long load time for Youtube.com ? I'm using a 3mb dsl line I swear its slower than I remember. | 01:21 |
McLovin | mcurran: got ya dawg | 01:21 |
knopies | xae8koo, Ive never used Irssi (Im not even sure I know what it is) and if thats in seconds, for a network, then yea. | 01:21 |
Xplayer | Do anybody know how I can run San Andreas Multiplayer on Ubuntu | 01:21 |
LjL | c1h23r456i78910: "sudo apt-get install build-essential" will get gcc installed and ready to compile c. | 01:21 |
Kream | McLovin: thanks man :) although, at this point, i feel that its not a problem of finding the right driver, its an underlying hardware problem with the model of laptop | 01:21 |
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histo | LjL: irssi is an awesome irc client | 01:21 |
doseryder | conner: there is a icon displaying a frequency for some device, what kinda proggy is that? | 01:21 |
knopies | Xplayer, have you had a look at Cygwine and wine? | 01:21 |
xae8koo | knopies: It dissapeared. It is an irc client | 01:21 |
gilligan | irssi is awesome | 01:21 |
LjL | histo: uhm, maybe, but how is that relevant? | 01:21 |
knopies | xae8koo, then yea, 3 seconds of lag is awful. | 01:22 |
c1h23r456i78910 | LjL : buildessential, does that compile other languages as well? | 01:22 |
vistro | dd won't work for my floppy disk. Is there any other way to write a .bin to a floppy? dd is not an option | 01:22 |
LjL | c1h23r456i78910: not really, no, that installs c support | 01:22 |
Xplayer | Knopies, I been looking around I havent installed Ubunto yet because Im not sure if it will work | 01:22 |
Kream | McLovin: i've never heard of modern hardware that was invisible on the pci bus that started working. did you have the same problem with your hp lappie? | 01:22 |
Xplayer | Ubuntu* | 01:22 |
wojciechorama | mcurran Im trying to send some packets via aireplay-ng but there is still 0 ARP and 0 ACKs, a lot of readed packets but none of sended. What's wrong ? | 01:22 |
c1h23r456i78910 | LjL : ok, Im trying to learn python and C, what about python? | 01:22 |
histo | knopies: irssi is an irc client that rocks. | 01:22 |
histo | LjL: sry wrong person | 01:22 |
histo | lol | 01:22 |
LjL | c1h23r456i78910: python is installed by default | 01:22 |
c1h23r456i78910 | LjL : i see | 01:22 |
McLovin | Keram: yep | 01:23 |
knopies | Xplayer, chances are it wont. If its DirectX then you on the wrong end of the barrel. But look into wine and cygwine, on their websites they should have a list of supported games. | 01:23 |
McLovin | kream: yep | 01:23 |
mcurran | wojciechorama - did airodump-ng show that network as wep protected or wpa? | 01:23 |
knopies | !wine | Xplayer | 01:23 |
ubottu | Xplayer: 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 | 01:23 |
c1h23r456i78910 | LjL : do you know also where I could find a list of bash commands for terminal? | 01:23 |
mcurran | You'd probably have more help in the backtrack channel #backtrack I believe | 01:23 |
LjL | !cli | c1h23r456i78910 | 01:23 |
ubottu | c1h23r456i78910: The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 01:23 |
mcurran | ubottu you're annoying | 01:24 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about you're annoying | 01:24 |
wojciechorama | mcurran WEP | 01:24 |
gilligan | someone need help with backtrack? | 01:24 |
billiard_junkee | c1h23r456i78910, you can press <TAB> twice.. :) | 01:24 |
knopies | mcurran, then ignore him. | 01:24 |
wojciechorama | mcurran WPA/WPA2 is too hard 4 me atm | 01:24 |
c1h23r456i78910 | billiard_junkee : in terminal? | 01:24 |
billiard_junkee | yeah | 01:25 |
knopies | c1h23r456i78910, try hitting tab twice. | 01:25 |
knopies | c1h23r456i78910, nvm, billiard_junkee already mentioned that, sorry | 01:25 |
mcurran | wojciechorama - did you do the injection test "sudo aireplay-ng -9" to see if injection is working? | 01:25 |
Mike_lifeguard | Does anyone know why logrotate fails with messages about hosts.deny? -> http://p.defau.lt/?i8IHLytruIPWuLuN0wH0QQ | 01:25 |
bigmack83 | i have a harddrive formatted in ntfs.while i was copying files to it my laptop went to sleep. now i am unable to mount the partition giving a error: "ntfs_attr_pread_i: ntfs_pread failed: input/output error Failed to read NTFS $Bitmap: I/O error ntfs is either inconsistent, or there is a hardware fault, run chkdsk /f on windows then reboot into windows twice" | 01:25 |
doseryder | LjL: if you have prior programming experience, you'll probably be able to learn enough to write something meaningful in 2-3 days | 01:25 |
flux_ | hey guys im having a serious problem with my sound in ubuntu 9.10 | 01:25 |
wojciechorama | mcurran - I didn't, let's try. Be right back. | 01:26 |
flux_ | how do i change the "playback" to ACLA settings | 01:26 |
LjL | doseryder: uhm, you probably meant that for someone else | 01:26 |
mcurran | Also: I only know a little about aircrack-ng and I've never actually cracked anything (come really close a few time) - So if anyone has a simpler straight forward way of commands please send them to me... | 01:26 |
bigmack83 | but the problem is, is that i am not running windows. so how am i going to be able to run chkdsk in ubuntu> | 01:26 |
billiard_junkee | c1h23r456i78910, of course you know that you can use that for command completion as well...ie, you can type if<TABx2> and it will show the possible commands that start with 'if' | 01:26 |
knopies | bigmack83, did you try what it suggested. Get a windows PC from a friend or something. | 01:26 |
c1h23r456i78910 | billiard_junkee : i see | 01:27 |
flux_ | LjL do you know how to fix the sound problem in ubuntu? | 01:27 |
bigmack83 | knopies, its an internal laptop harddrive and i dont have a windows computer near me. im at work | 01:27 |
c1h23r456i78910 | billiard_junkee : I am trying to learn how to use dhcpx | 01:27 |
knopies | c1h23r456i78910, its so awsome, that I have started hitting <tab> to finish long words, and then getting annoyed when the tab character pops up. | 01:27 |
billiard_junkee | have fun! I cant help you there | 01:28 |
mcurran | What is irpas for? | 01:28 |
anarcap | hi all | 01:28 |
bigmack83 | are there any ubuntu apps which let you run windows command line in linux againt ntfs partitions? | 01:28 |
knopies | bigmack83, then Im not sure. I would do a google search if I where you. | 01:28 |
c1h23r456i78910 | knopies : so tab will show me a list of commands | 01:28 |
billiard_junkee | knopies, I do that too...but I use Outlook a lot at work ,and its method to auto conplete stuff is Enter | 01:28 |
bigmack83 | knopies, yea im still lookign but havent found anything yet | 01:28 |
charliebrown | anyone know how to get a CONSISTENT wireless signal...mine is always jumping from 100% to 68%, really screwing up my streams | 01:28 |
knopies | c1h23r456i78910, double <tab> shoes you list of all posible commands, if you <tab> once, then it finishes the command for you. | 01:28 |
c1h23r456i78910 | knopies : is that the same as ctrl+c | 01:29 |
Alphaandomega | ubuntu keeps freezing, where do i find out why? | 01:29 |
mcurran | I wonder if there's a such thing as a linux user who pays for their music (iTunes) | 01:30 |
Meowpup | hi is there a way to change my ip-address | 01:30 |
knopies | c1h23r456i78910, not sure, never used ctrl+c (unless you talking of, in windows cmd.exe. Im not sure, I edited mine to <tab> in the registry. It doesnt work exactly the same, but it has the same affect) | 01:30 |
Taim | beginingandend: Where does it freeze? | 01:30 |
anarcap | hello #ubuntu - what is the easiest way to delete a mounted partition? | 01:30 |
aLeSD | someone here could help me with pulseaudio please? I have two soundcard ... I use one with jack and another for the system.. When I start jack control (only the app not jackd) it troubles pulseaudio : pulseaudio[2092]: sink-input.c: Failed to create sink input: sink is suspended. Ideas ? | 01:30 |
c1h23r456i78910 | knopies : I see, thanks | 01:30 |
mcurran | You cannot delete a mounted partition | 01:30 |
mcurran | or format one | 01:30 |
Taim | Alphaandomega: Where does it keep freezing? | 01:31 |
kshah | anybody have a recommendation on mail monitoring service.. when new mail is received I want postfix, or something, to trigger a script | 01:31 |
kshah | i don't even know what that would be called besides a "post receive" hook... so guidance is appreciated | 01:31 |
Taim | kshah: kshah: procmail | 01:32 |
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silidan | hi, i have some trouble, mz grub seems dead, how can i reinstall from this live usb ubuntu? i had ubuntu installed alongside unactivated win7 then i booted into windows 7 to activate now grub is dead | 01:32 |
mcurran | kshah - pidgin has a notification and I'm sure email apps. like thunderbird might have internal scripts you could use | 01:32 |
ironfoot495 | HI I need to find out where is intranet on ubuntu 9.10? | 01:33 |
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cba123 | How can I compare two folders, to make sure they, and all the files in them, are identical? | 01:34 |
ironfoot495 | on 9.04 all I had to do was go to network and it show the other domains. Cansomeone tell me how to find this?? | 01:34 |
Fezzler | YouTube video keeps crashing Firefox after upgrade to 9.10? | 01:34 |
erUSUL | cba123: text files ? | 01:34 |
Alphaandomega | Taim: just when i am webbrowsing in firefox | 01:34 |
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Taim | Alphaandomega: Perhaps with flash content on the site? | 01:34 |
cba123 | erUSUL, No, mainly videos. | 01:34 |
icehawk78 | sebsebseb: Aha, figured it out. Nothing different, but you have to active a new bashrc file with "source .bashrc" | 01:35 |
erUSUL | cba123: rsync the folders. grsync is a good GUI to do that | 01:35 |
Alphaandomega | the whole system freezes does the occur with flash? | 01:35 |
git__ | rsync is not intuitive | 01:35 |
tankthefrank | Hello! I have been running Ubuntu 9.10 (upgraded from the beta) with my home partition encrypted by Ubuntu during installation for a while now. However, yesterday I moved files with sudo, which caused my filesystem to become full and ecryptsomething to output errors to dmesg as it couldnt write the paged files onto the disk and which caused Ubuntu to become unusable. I freeed up space (221GB are used out of 227) but I cant log back into ubuntu and "d | 01:35 |
tankthefrank | f -h" from Ubuntu live CD still says that there is no space left even though only 221GB out of 227GB are used. What's the problem? Thanks a lot!! | 01:35 |
Alphaandomega | i think i will upgade to 9.10 later | 01:35 |
git__ | use Back-in-Time ... best backup software there is | 01:35 |
ayman | how to can me restor gnome option | 01:36 |
Taim | Alphaandomega: It COULD be. We need to narrow down exactly what you think may be causing the freeze. | 01:36 |
cba123 | git__, Not trying to backup... | 01:36 |
git__ | i'm looking to buy a 1.5TB external hard drive to backup my laptop | 01:36 |
git__ | cba123, it does snapshot | 01:36 |
cba123 | git__, Yes, not doing that either | 01:36 |
ayman | need to help pleas | 01:36 |
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Fezzler | What would make Firefox crash due to a YouTube video? | 01:37 |
anarcap | - what is the easiest way to delete a mounted partition? | 01:37 |
Taim | ayman: what gnome option are you trying to restore? | 01:37 |
ayman | panl and theme | 01:37 |
Taim | anarcap: The content in the mounted partition or just the mountpoint? | 01:37 |
mattwj2002 | hi guys | 01:37 |
kshah | Taim: exactly what I need, thank you | 01:37 |
mattwj2002 | I need some help | 01:37 |
mattwj2002 | what tools does Ubuntu have for making blu ray sd cards? | 01:38 |
ayman | how to can me do it sir | 01:38 |
Taim | ayman: Restore it to it's original look and feel? | 01:38 |
seidos | where are the shortcut files located for the applications menu? | 01:38 |
ayman | yes sir | 01:38 |
mattwj2002 | !bluray | 01:39 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about bluray | 01:39 |
mattwj2002 | :( | 01:39 |
flux_ | can anyone help me with my ubuntu 9.10 I dont get sound.. any ideas? | 01:39 |
git__ | flux, is pulseaudio running? | 01:39 |
ayman | no help or what | 01:39 |
flux_ | nothing is running git__ | 01:39 |
flux_ | i tried to play a song in mplayer | 01:40 |
Taim | ayman: You need to be at the login prompt. Log in via console <ctrl>-<alt>-<f2>, log in as your ID. | 01:40 |
anarcap | Taim - I would like to completely delete the partition so that it no longer exists as a separate partition. (thanks) | 01:40 |
Taim | ayman: When you do this, you will lose ALL of your custom settings. | 01:40 |
Taim | anarcap: You want to copy the contents over to the parent folder? | 01:40 |
flux_ | git__ i need my playback settings set to :alsa | 01:41 |
uncleBez | I don't like sound problems in linux - confuses me. and pulseaudio doesn't seem so good. I can't get my head around it... | 01:41 |
wojciechorama | mcurran R u there ? | 01:41 |
ayman | ok but no program do it or on termanl | 01:41 |
billiard_junkee | anarcap, you can use parted ...it will permanently delete all information on that partition, and the partition itself | 01:41 |
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alexandre | i installed xmms2, but the application won't run. how do i do it? | 01:42 |
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ramakand1a | goat | 01:42 |
Taim | ayman: This whacks all of your gnome settings: Once logged in, do rm -r ~/.gconf ~/.gconf2 ~/.gnome2 ~/.gnome2_private. | 01:42 |
Taim | ayman: I am not aware of any. | 01:43 |
ramakand1a | can i learn linux if a start to study the code from minix | 01:43 |
ironfoot495 | how do I find other shared folders on ubuntu 9.10? | 01:43 |
anarcap | Taim - Nah, just delete everthing. billiard_junkee - thanks | 01:43 |
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billiard_junkee | anarcap, make sure that you specify the drive you mean.. e.g. 'parted /dev/sda' | 01:44 |
Taim | ramakand1a: It's can't hurt, but why not look at the linux kernel code? | 01:44 |
billiard_junkee | cause if you don't specify, it autos to sda | 01:44 |
flux_ | can anyone help me with my ubuntu 9.10 I dont get sound.. any ideas? | 01:45 |
ironfoot495 | Hi I hope someone cananswer a few questions for me. #1 how do I find other Domains on my intranet #2 is it auto like 9.04 | 01:46 |
billiard_junkee | flux_, are you using alsa? | 01:46 |
ironfoot495 | because I've upgraded to 9.10 and I can't find it! | 01:46 |
quesada | anyone here has a tascam 122L external soundcard? Supported by the kernel, but I cannot get karmic to see it! | 01:47 |
billiard_junkee | ironfoot495, I am running 9.10 and it is auto for me... I can still see both domains at home | 01:47 |
flux_ | billiard_junkee I have no sound what so evver! In ubuntu hardy heron I had to change my sound settings "playback to ASLA" and it worked | 01:47 |
flux_ | now i updated to 9.10 and i have no sound | 01:47 |
ironfoot495 | billiard_junkee: where do you go to accomplish this? | 01:47 |
billiard_junkee | hrmm, have you verified that your playback device is set to ALSL, flux_ ? | 01:48 |
anarcap | billiard_junkee - yeah, I was kind of looking for an easier way. Like some gui tool. I guess I'll have to look up parted and see how to use it. | 01:48 |
flux_ | billiard_junkee when i tried System-Pref-Sound it doesnt show any options for me | 01:48 |
flux_ | so i cant check the playback settings | 01:48 |
billiard_junkee | ironfoot495, goto Places>Network>Windows Network ? | 01:49 |
anarcap | Compiz Qustion. Where is the setting to switch desktops, left or right, by using the scroll button on the mouse? | 01:49 |
ironfoot495 | billiard_junkee: Well OK! | 01:49 |
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trevorj | anarcap: in compiz? | 01:49 |
trevorj | anarcap: s/in/for/ | 01:49 |
billiard_junkee | anarcap, try 'sudo apt-get install gparted' | 01:50 |
trevorj | anarcap: it's in ccsm | 01:50 |
night1ne | Oh, another compiz question: Is there a tutorial to enable the cube desktop for Karmic? | 01:50 |
ironfoot495 | billiard_junkee: it's not there but I do have one on applications but it doesn't have the same setup you mentioned? | 01:50 |
trevorj | night1ne: it takes like thirty seconds | 01:51 |
trevorj | night1ne: just "sudo apt-get install ccsm" | 01:51 |
trevorj | night1ne: run ccsm | 01:51 |
trevorj | night1ne: enable the desktop cube plugin | 01:51 |
trevorj | night1ne: along with the rotate cube plugin | 01:51 |
ironfoot495 | billiard_junkee: it just shows aplications I have??? | 01:51 |
Hexi | is there a way to install Ubuntu on a disk that's already partitioned using LVM? I already have the volumes created with proper proportions for /usr /var etc. and have some logical volumes with data on them that I want to keep, so I'd prefer not to rebuild the LVM and instead just reformat the /, /var, /usr volumes etc., is this possible? The installer CD didn't seem to have LVM in the kernel | 01:52 |
night1ne | Says that it couldn't find that package. | 01:52 |
ironfoot495 | this is crazy I really need to get this done!!! | 01:52 |
Dancho | hello friends | 01:52 |
trevorj | Hexi: used the alternative installer cd | 01:52 |
billiard_junkee | ironfoot495, on the top panel, you have "Applications, Places, and System" right? uner places, you don't have 'Network" ? | 01:52 |
Dancho | anyone knows how to handle digital cameras with ubuntu? | 01:52 |
trevorj | night1ne: sorry, compizconfig-settings-manager | 01:52 |
megamanx1978 | Can anyone help me with cedega? | 01:52 |
Hexi | trevorj: oh ok, thanks! | 01:52 |
trevorj | Hexi: the normal install cd doesn't include proper lvm or raid support | 01:53 |
night1ne | No worries. Did it through Synaptic. | 01:53 |
trevorj | Hexi: in fact, I no longer use the normal cd | 01:53 |
trevorj | Hexi: =) | 01:53 |
ironfoot495 | This is still crazy I only have applications and places on the panel. Systems is under Applications????? | 01:53 |
Hexi | trevorj: ahh ok, the alternate CD is also text-mode? that would speed things up a bit too, I didn't see that disc at first =) | 01:54 |
ironfoot495 | do I have a different distro? | 01:54 |
night1ne | So how do I enable it? | 01:54 |
ironfoot495 | let me go and see bb. | 01:54 |
trevorj | night1ne: did you do what I said | 01:54 |
trevorj | night1ne: I gave you like five steps | 01:54 |
megamanx1978 | I have no sound in cedega | 01:54 |
night1ne | I did. | 01:54 |
seidos | how do i use locate to search for a file that is *exactly* named "apt"? | 01:55 |
night1ne | So how do I make it 3d/ 6 sided? | 01:55 |
ironfoot495 | Billiard_junkie -> Linux localhost 2.6.31-14-generic-pae #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 16 15:22:42 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux | 01:55 |
billiard_junkee | you don't have a different distro, just a different panel setup...sec | 01:56 |
ironfoot495 | Billiard_junkie: which one do you have? | 01:56 |
ironfoot495 | uname -a | 01:56 |
billiard_junkee | Linux xapax-desktop 2.6.31-14-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 16 14:04:26 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux | 01:56 |
night1ne | Because right now, it only has 2 sides. | 01:56 |
billiard_junkee | nightline | 01:56 |
ironfoot495 | hmm!!! | 01:56 |
megamanx1978_ | Can someone help me with cedega? | 01:56 |
masterfishslayer | anyone else having or had an all black screen after booting into liveusb persistent 9.10? | 01:57 |
billiard_junkee | woops, night1ne right click your virtual dektops on the botton panel. make it 4 columns, and 1 row | 01:57 |
luist | what can i use to mount a iso? | 01:57 |
night1ne | Um.. you mean in compiz? | 01:57 |
ironfoot495 | Billiard_junkie: oh! I have the Server but still shouldn't make a difference should it? | 01:57 |
billiard_junkee | nope, right on the desktop panel | 01:57 |
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billiard_junkee | reght click>preferences> set to 1 row x 4 columns. night1ne | 01:58 |
ironfoot495 | Billiard_junkie how do I change it do you know? | 01:58 |
mezquitale | luist, try isobuster | 01:58 |
git__ | bluetooth is slow | 01:58 |
anarcap | trevorj - s/in/for -- what does that mean? What is ccsm? | 01:58 |
night1ne | I don't have that on the panel. The virtual desktop, I mean. | 01:59 |
billiard_junkee | ironfoot495, nah, it should still work the same, just a different set of packages, nothign major, and the look of your xserver. it should have the same functionality | 01:59 |
doseryder | anarcap: ccsm is compiz config settings manager | 01:59 |
myke-oxbig | k | 01:59 |
Guest70468 | can someone help me with vbox linux guest additiion installation | 01:59 |
Guest70468 | sudo sh vboxlinuxadditions-amd64.run dont work | 01:59 |
Guest70468 | *ubuntu | 01:59 |
ironfoot495 | Billiard_junkie Well I looked for windows-netqwork and it is not there? | 01:59 |
lstarnes | Guest70468: it'c case sensitive | 01:59 |
lstarnes | *it's | 02:00 |
masterfishslayer | anyone else having or had an all black screen after booting into liveusb persistent 9.10? | 02:00 |
charliebrown | Guest70468: use autocompletion when u run it | 02:00 |
ironfoot495 | Hmm"~~" | 02:00 |
Guest70468 | ltranes okay hold on | 02:00 |
anarcap | trevorj - I tried changing the binding for rotate left and rotate right and It didn't work. Instead of letting me scroll the mouse down or up, it just worked when I pushed the button down. | 02:00 |
charliebrown | it takes care of the upper/lower case characters | 02:00 |
doseryder | hey, is karmic koala only available in 32-bit version? | 02:00 |
seidos | !eureka | 02:00 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about eureka | 02:00 |
lstarnes | doseryder: no | 02:00 |
darkham | blah blah blah....in the end, nothing works, and fedora is light years advanced, and suse's won't never taked from debian | 02:01 |
trevorj | anarcap: s/in/for/ is regex for replace in with for | 02:01 |
night1ne | Bloody hell. I don't know where to enable that virtual desktop thing. | 02:01 |
ironfoot495 | maybe there is another network that I haven't seen? | 02:01 |
billiard_junkee | night1ne, maybe try (for the heck of it) right click on the bottom panel, and the choose add. pick 'workspace switcher' add it. Then try what I said above. when you are done, you can just remove it from the panel | 02:01 |
trevorj | anarcap: I grammoed | 02:01 |
night1ne | Ah, okay. | 02:01 |
charliebrown | night1ne: go through ALL the compiz config plugins and settings...you'll save urself time in the long run | 02:01 |
trevorj | night1ne: found it? | 02:01 |
billiard_junkee | its actually the workspace switcher. thats what you want to do with compiz anyway ;) I am 90% positice thats the easiest way | 02:02 |
trevorj | night1ne: rotate cube and desktop cube plugins | 02:02 |
charliebrown | night1ne:and you'll be pleased with things you find | 02:02 |
anarcap | trevorj - Oh, regex. wow, ok. So does compiz take regular expressions then? is that what you're tellin' me? | 02:02 |
billiard_junkee | trevorj, he has it, but it has only 2 sieds right now. I had the same problem before | 02:02 |
night1ne | Oh, I've used Compiz before. I just don't remember how to enable the 3d cube. | 02:02 |
night1ne | Now what is it for a 6 sided 3 cube? 4 and 2? | 02:02 |
trevorj | billiard_junkee: seids? | 02:03 |
night1ne | *3d | 02:03 |
git__ | compiz is pretty cool but that's all there is to it | 02:03 |
trevorj | billiard_junkee: oh, sides | 02:03 |
burningatrocity | hello | 02:03 |
night1ne | Yeah, like a dice. | 02:03 |
billiard_junkee | sides :-P | 02:03 |
doseryder | lstranes: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download only shows the 32-bit available | 02:03 |
trevorj | night1ne: change the workspace number in general to 4 | 02:03 |
night1ne | Right. Did that. | 02:03 |
trevorj | anarcap: no, but I accept regular expressions | 02:03 |
soreau | night1ne: /msg FusioBot cube | 02:03 |
billiard_junkee | well night1ne you dont get to use the top and bottom. you only get the 4 on the outside of the cube | 02:03 |
night1ne | ...I thought there was a way to use the top and bottom as well? | 02:04 |
billiard_junkee | and 2 x 4 is eight ;) | 02:04 |
night1ne | Ayup. | 02:04 |
night1ne | I want 4 left to right, and a top and bottom.. | 02:04 |
soreau | night1ne: Not possible | 02:04 |
billiard_junkee | haha, I know. you cant though | 02:04 |
soreau | night1ne: You can set images for top and bottom but not a viewport | 02:05 |
night1ne | Huh. How do you set images? | 02:05 |
soreau | night1ne: #compiz | 02:05 |
git__ | set images | 02:05 |
trevorj | night1ne: look around in the plugins in ccsm | 02:06 |
trevorj | night1ne: it's ALL in there | 02:06 |
night1ne | Okay. | 02:06 |
trevorj | night1ne: and none of it is that hard to find ;) | 02:06 |
night1ne | Thanks much guys. Have a nice night. | 02:06 |
night1ne | Nope. | 02:06 |
night1ne | :) | 02:06 |
soreau | night1ne: For cue caps, you want Cube Reflection and Deformation | 02:06 |
soreau | bah | 02:06 |
Lucider | hi can any one help me convert avi file to rmvb file and with subtitles encoded in the file using ubuntu | 02:06 |
trevorj | SaLoMoN: almost ;) | 02:06 |
trevorj | er soreau: almost ;) | 02:07 |
trevorj | Lucider: best luck I can give you is to use ffmpeg or vlc | 02:07 |
anarcap | trevorj: ok.? | 02:07 |
trevorj | anarcap: there are multiple bindings | 02:08 |
Lucider | trevorj, i got both but i dont konw the argments and i got lost on the man page | 02:08 |
Billy | km, | 02:08 |
alexandre | how do i set the desktop background image by command line? | 02:08 |
anarcap | How to set compiz to rotate cube when u scroll up (or down) on mouse. | 02:08 |
trevorj | anarcap: there are multiple bindings for mouse and keyboard | 02:09 |
trevorj | anarcap: you can tell by the icon | 02:09 |
soreau | anarcap: You can fix it by setting !ccsm->Viewport Switcher->Desktop-based Viewport Switching->Move Next/Move Prev to Button4/Button5 respectively | 02:09 |
smackdaddy | i am trying to set my display to 32bit, 1920x1080 resolution.. and cant get it to stay,it only lists me 3modes. 800x600, andlower ect... kde 3.5 | 02:09 |
soreau | smackdaddy: Which graphics card? | 02:09 |
knopies | smackdaddy, sounds like a driver thing. | 02:09 |
smackdaddy | its using the vesa | 02:10 |
smackdaddy | nvidia | 02:10 |
cattus | compiz randomly reverts back to no effects and crashes the entire box on Ubuntu Studio 9.10... Nvidia driver latest installed from envy and PerfLevelSrc fix applied to turn off powermizer, but still issues, can anybody assist? | 02:10 |
spO | sound doesn't work when vlc plays a realplayer file , so i try using OSS and it is /dev/dsp ? | 02:10 |
rootgui | how do i allow GUI login as root in ubuntu 9.10? | 02:10 |
soreau | smackdaddy: You want to use nv driver at the very least but probably the proprietary nvidia driver | 02:10 |
lstarnes | rootgui: do not do that | 02:10 |
reportingsjr | Can anyone recommend a good multi media device like a cowon s9 or an ipod/itouch for linux? (or is the cowon s9 a great product, I have seen good reviews) | 02:10 |
anarcap | soreau -- Thanks, I was looking under Rotate Cube. Works! | 02:10 |
knopies | rootgui, use sudo instead | 02:10 |
rootgui | lstarnes: i want to, its linux | 02:10 |
smackdaddy | soreau,how can i load that | 02:10 |
git__ | rootgui, sudo bash | 02:10 |
lstarnes | rootgui: you shouldn't. it's linux | 02:10 |
soreau | cattus: nvidia driver bug most likely. Try a different version of it if you can | 02:11 |
git__ | rootgui, startx | 02:11 |
trevorj | rootgui: don't do it. | 02:11 |
trevorj | rootgui: you're just asking for trouble. | 02:11 |
trevorj | rootgui: alot of programs WONT run as root | 02:11 |
lstarnes | rootgui: instead, you should use gksudo for running individual graphical applications | 02:11 |
soreau | smackdaddy: Sys>Admin>Hardware Drivers | 02:11 |
megamanx1978_ | Does anyone know anything about cedega? | 02:11 |
rootgui | that was it, sudo bash && startx? | 02:11 |
lstarnes | rootgui: no. | 02:11 |
trevorj | rootgui: don't do it. | 02:12 |
trevorj | rootgui: seriously. | 02:12 |
trevorj | rootgui: it's a stupid thing to do. | 02:12 |
lstarnes | rootgui: that likely won't handle the environment correctly | 02:12 |
knopies | rootgui, for each individual command you want to run as root, use sudo. for a graphical application gksu/ | 02:12 |
rootgui | ubuntu used to have a checkbox for that, does that exist in 9.10? | 02:12 |
cattus | soreau: I did, unfortunately the results were even worse, rendering the box unusable... now most of it works ok but still compiz with extra effects it's a no go :( | 02:12 |
trevorj | rootgui: it's just like running with scissors, but instead of scissors, it's unpinned grenades | 02:12 |
bazhang | megamanx1978_, #cedega | 02:12 |
knopies | trevorj, nice metaphor. | 02:12 |
lstarnes | rootgui: we don't even recommend logging in as root in a terminal | 02:12 |
soreau | cattus: nvidia sucks, what can I say | 02:12 |
rootgui | lstarnes: i know of all warnings, do you know how to do it? | 02:13 |
lstarnes | rootgui: it would be irresponsible to do so | 02:13 |
cattus | soreau: eh.. ^^' | 02:13 |
lstarnes | rootgui: there is probably an option to allow it in GDM for logins, but don't be surprised if that has been removed | 02:13 |
hedkandi | hello | 02:13 |
rootgui | lstarnes: it was removed | 02:13 |
trevorj | rootgui: there are no warnings, I am telling you that it will break things | 02:14 |
knopies | !hi | hedkandi | 02:14 |
ubottu | hedkandi: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines. Enjoy your stay! | 02:14 |
trevorj | knopies: ;) | 02:14 |
setuid | How do I stop the npviewer.bin Flash plugin from taking up 156% of my CPU? | 02:14 |
hedkandi | if you look on karmic synaptics there's a package called "unrar" and the description says its "non-free version"!! | 02:14 |
lstarnes | rootgui: if you need to run an individual graphical application as root, use alt+f2 then enter gksudo programname | 02:14 |
rootgui | trevorj: i want it my way, i got all warnings from everyone | 02:14 |
hedkandi | what does that mean? | 02:14 |
anarcap | billiard_junkee - Thanks for gparted. I didn't know that it worked in linux. I have a liveCD of it. I'm running it now. Thanks! | 02:14 |
lstarnes | hedkandi: not open source | 02:14 |
trevorj | rootgui: then do it and make it work, there's an option in gdm to allow it. | 02:14 |
lstarnes | hedkandi: or not free as in not having freedom | 02:15 |
rootgui | trevorj: it was removed | 02:15 |
lstarnes | hedkandi: but it is free as in price | 02:15 |
trevorj | rootgui: then disable gdm | 02:15 |
trevorj | rootgui: login to a vty as root | 02:15 |
trevorj | rootgui: run startx | 02:15 |
hedkandi | does every package in restricted and multiverse say "non-free" ? | 02:15 |
trevorj | rootgui: or login as your user, run sudo su -, then run startx | 02:15 |
lstarnes | hedkandi: a few | 02:15 |
dman810 | is there anyone that can help me with Network and internet support? | 02:15 |
trevorj | hedkandi: alot of them, yes | 02:15 |
lstarnes | trevorj: sudo -i is preferred | 02:15 |
hedkandi | well I think the terminology needs changing! | 02:15 |
rootgui | i am installing for a programmer that wants GUI root login; killing X then starting X specially is out of the question | 02:16 |
trevorj | lstarnes: whats the difference? | 02:16 |
trevorj | rootgui: as I said, disable gdm | 02:16 |
lstarnes | trevorj: it just launches sudo and a shell instead of sudo, su, and a shell | 02:16 |
rootgui | trevorj: that will remove X11? | 02:16 |
hedkandi | I think a better word would be "non-foss" | 02:16 |
trevorj | rootgui: it will disable it to start on bootup | 02:16 |
lstarnes | rootgui: no, gdm just handles logins | 02:16 |
hedkandi | free usually means money. | 02:16 |
rootgui | trevorj: yeah, thats out of the question to do that everytime | 02:16 |
hedkandi | ah well enough from me | 02:17 |
lstarnes | hedkandi: what about non-libre? | 02:17 |
trevorj | rootgui: he should NOT be programming as root | 02:17 |
Zsoci | hi there,my problem is that I used Gparted to format a partition,but I did it as root and I don't have permission to use this partition | 02:17 |
trevorj | rootgui: he's being an idiot | 02:17 |
hedkandi | well I dunno if you'd say libre is english | 02:17 |
knopies | hedkandi, with the whole copy-left thing (open source) free tends to mean freedom, rather than price. So in theory you can still charge for 'free' software | 02:17 |
trevorj | rootgui: im sorry for my language | 02:17 |
anarcap | billiard_junkee - gparted worked: easy! fast! thanks again | 02:17 |
billiard_junkee | anarcap, glad it did what you needed. good little utility | 02:17 |
trevorj | rootgui: he should learn the proper way of doing things | 02:17 |
rootgui | is there anyway to enable root login to GDM or do I have to install KDE using XDM? | 02:17 |
hedkandi | I thought the gpl says you're only allowed to charge for postage? | 02:17 |
lstarnes | hedkandi: no! | 02:18 |
trevorj | rootgui: why don't you just run xdm to run gnome | 02:18 |
lstarnes | hedkandi: that's just if you already have the executable version and want the sources | 02:18 |
trevorj | rootgui: kde doesn't use xdm anyway, you're thinking of kdm | 02:18 |
thunderbolt | hedkandi: GPLed software can be sold for whatever value you wish. It only requires that source is distributed with binaries (basically) | 02:18 |
knopies | hedkandi, if so, thats the gpl. | 02:18 |
trevorj | rootgui: but xdm will work with both | 02:18 |
lstarnes | hedkandi: you can still charge for the executables or a copy of the executables with the source | 02:18 |
rootgui | i wanted a simple solution; thats why i chose ubuntu; maybe the checkbox moved or there are more advanced optiosn somewhere | 02:18 |
thunderbolt | I thought the GPL required that source be provided for the same price as binaries, but no more. | 02:18 |
* thunderbolt shrugs | 02:18 | |
rick__ | who here is using banshee 1.5.2 ?? | 02:19 |
lstarnes | thunderbolt: it's the cost of delivery for the source | 02:19 |
trevorj | rootgui: why don't you just run gksudo <app> | 02:19 |
hedkandi | okay but the gpl says you are allowed to redistribute the software too | 02:19 |
trevorj | rootgui: it will then run the gui app as root | 02:19 |
thunderbolt | lstarnes: Thanks. | 02:19 |
rww | Awesome GPL resource that answers pretty much all of these questions: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html | 02:19 |
hedkandi | okay | 02:19 |
morpheus | hi all | 02:19 |
knopies | !hi | 02:19 |
ubottu | Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines. Enjoy your stay! | 02:19 |
trevorj | rootgui: you can run any gui app as root using sudo or gksudo | 02:20 |
trevorj | rootgui: so I don't understand why he needs to login as root | 02:20 |
milardovich | I can't enter to #wine. Anybody knows how to run apps without sound? | 02:20 |
trevorj | rootgui: but xdm will do what you need | 02:20 |
lstarnes | milardovich: what about #winehq? | 02:20 |
rootgui | i know; but its a hassle; thats why ubuntu was invented over windows | 02:20 |
milardovich | ohh thanks lstarnes :D | 02:20 |
morpheus | oh.. my english too bad... | 02:20 |
trevorj | rootgui: it's a hassle to type five characters? | 02:20 |
trevorj | rootgui: I think it would be a hassle to logout and then login | 02:20 |
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morpheus | what vpn server and client is better? | 02:20 |
rootgui | trevorj: i was trying to make root the default login | 02:21 |
trevorj | morpheus: openvpn is great | 02:21 |
trevorj | rootgui: oh christ | 02:21 |
progre55 | hi guys, using ubuntu 9.10 and compiz. Sometimes all of a sudden top-panels on all the windows disappear, and I need to reload the window manager. Any suggestions on what might be causing this?? | 02:21 |
morpheus | trevorj thanks | 02:21 |
bazhang | rootgui, its not supported nor recommended here. | 02:21 |
knopies | rootgui, have you tried a google search? | 02:21 |
rootgui | bazhang: administrative/root login (GUI) is not supported in Ubuntu | 02:21 |
bazhang | rootgui, you can websearch if you wish to find an answer, please desist asking here. | 02:22 |
rootgui | yes the results were outdated (before it was removed as a check-able option) | 02:22 |
morpheus | <rootgui> bazhang: administrative/root login (GUI) is not supported in Ubuntu | 02:22 |
morpheus | <bazhang> SUPPORTED! | 02:22 |
rootgui | 02:22 | |
ubottu | While Google is useful for helpers, many newer users don't have the google-fu yet. Please don't tell people to "google it" when they ask a question. | 02:22 |
morpheus | only type "sudo passwd" and enter root password 2 times/ | 02:22 |
rick__ | is anyone using banshee 1.5.2 yet? | 02:23 |
morpheus | after it you cal login as root | 02:23 |
rootgui | morpheus: can i login to root as the default user in ubuntu? | 02:23 |
trevorj | morpheus: gdm will not allow login as root even with a passwd entry | 02:23 |
morpheus | <rootgui> what's your dist? | 02:23 |
billiard_junkee | progre55, do you know about Alt-grab? | 02:23 |
trevorj | morpheus: that is incorrect | 02:23 |
rootgui | Ubuntu 9.10 | 02:23 |
morpheus | trevorj it's work in ubuntu 9.10 | 02:23 |
progre55 | billiard_junkee, nope, what's that? | 02:23 |
bazhang | rootgui, please desist. | 02:23 |
alexandre | how do i stop a ping? | 02:24 |
trevorj | alexandre: ctrl+c | 02:24 |
morpheus | trevorj i now there from root/ | 02:24 |
alexandre | thanks | 02:24 |
rootgui | bazhang: where should i go for ubuntu support? | 02:24 |
hedkandi | interesting faq | 02:25 |
billiard_junkee | unlike windows, where you can only grab a window by the title bar, in linux you can grab a window anywhere by holding alt, progre55 ...I have had that happen. WHat it usually is, is that the title bars are behind your top panel | 02:25 |
bazhang | rootgui, this is not supported nor recommended. Please move on. | 02:25 |
morpheus | <trevorj> if gdm not allow, you can change it in config/ | 02:25 |
hedkandi | I don't understand the bit about incompatible gpl-libraries with gpl software. | 02:25 |
trevorj | morpheus: yeah, i told him that | 02:25 |
hedkandi | What is the issue here? | 02:25 |
trevorj | morpheus: but it's not as straight forward with the new gdm and lack of proper gdm-setup | 02:25 |
hedkandi | I mean gpl-incompatible libraries with gpl software | 02:25 |
trevorj | morpheus: and I don't even know if the new gdm supports it | 02:26 |
thunderbolt | hedkandi: It's like being under two contracts that have contradictory requirements. | 02:26 |
cattus | another problem: can't compile vmware player modules on ubuntu studio 9.10, I know there was an old patch for a previous previous player on a RT kernel, but couldn't find any for vmware player 3, is anybody bumping into the same problem? | 02:26 |
hedkandi | how can you say that a library is part of a gpl-app | 02:26 |
morpheus | trevorj in ubuntu 9.10? it's allow to login as root default, but root password not setuped | 02:26 |
trevorj | morpheus: it is? thats disgusting | 02:26 |
progre55 | billiard_junkee, oh, thanks. but I dont think my problem is that.. I mean, none of the windows have the title bars.. even the small ones in the middle of the screen | 02:26 |
thunderbolt | hedkandi: Contract A says "You must put a clause of credit in all advertising and documentation for this product." Contract B says "You must distribute software with source, and add no other requirements." | 02:27 |
Izinucs | cattus: that's one of the reasons I switched to virtualbox.. none of those issues.. and easier to setup a vm | 02:27 |
wastrel | there's no good reason to login to gnome as root | 02:27 |
thunderbolt | hedkandi: Derivative work under copyright is what causes applications to be derivatives of the libraries they use. | 02:27 |
morpheus | <trevorj> yes | 02:27 |
thunderbolt | hedkandi: Basically, they treat it the same as if I write additions to a book, and then distribute the new combined work. | 02:28 |
thunderbolt | They == "the courts" | 02:28 |
hedkandi | okay so I get a gpl application and I modify it and my modifications use library A. | 02:29 |
Bardology | Is there a reason ubuntu starts off with a "ubuntu" user rather than "root"? | 02:29 |
billiard_junkee | progre55, is it the title bar or the menu bar? | 02:29 |
hedkandi | I must release it under the gpl | 02:29 |
Bardology | Is this security or convention? | 02:29 |
hedkandi | but library A demands something else | 02:29 |
thunderbolt | Bardology: Both. | 02:30 |
trevorj | Bardology: thunderbolt said it perfectly | 02:30 |
Lucider | hi can any one help me convert avi file to rmvb file and with subtitles encoded in the file using ubuntu | 02:30 |
Bardology | Hmm... | 02:30 |
trevorj | Bardology: it's completely unsupported to login as root. This isn't windows. | 02:30 |
trevorj | Bardology: login via gui as root that is ;) | 02:30 |
thunderbolt | hedkandi: Right, and since you have contradictory obligations under the license of Library A and the GPL, you can't distribute it at all. (I think) | 02:31 |
hedkandi | okay so let's say that the library in question is DirectX 10 | 02:31 |
Bardology | I don't have a GUI on the server :) | 02:31 |
hedkandi | and my gpl application uses DirectX 10 | 02:31 |
william7 | Can someone please tell me why I can't view a webpage located at 127.0.0.1 when I have my /etc/hosts file appropriately configured? The local webpage loads fine when I've got a good wireless or wired connection, but the moment I lose connectivity online, the local webpage no longer loads. I can ping 127.0.0.1 and it works fine etc.. /etc/hosts file entry: "127.0.0.1 mytestsite". | 02:31 |
Tocaio | dae | 02:31 |
hedkandi | Do you think DX10 counts as a "system library"? I think it would | 02:31 |
thunderbolt | hedkandi: It probably does. | 02:31 |
progre55 | billiard_junkee, all the title bars, and after I reload the window manager (compiz) it all gets to normal | 02:31 |
Tocaio | alguem BR ??? | 02:31 |
Bardology | Just a pain that I have to sudo everything because root owns it | 02:31 |
bazhang | !br | Tocaio | 02:31 |
ubottu | Tocaio: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Obrigado. | 02:31 |
hedkandi | okay so let's suppose I put a copy of DX10 on my distribution CD so that people can update to it easily | 02:32 |
hedkandi | what's wrong with that? | 02:32 |
hedkandi | 'cos the gpl doesn't like that at all. | 02:32 |
bazhang | hedkandi, what does this have to do with ubuntu support | 02:32 |
Tocaio | #ubuntu-br | 02:32 |
hedkandi | bazhang, nothing much | 02:32 |
bazhang | hedkandi, please chat in #ubuntu-offtopic | 02:32 |
Tocaio | algum br póde me explicar uma coisa ... | 02:32 |
trevorj | Bardology: you get used it to rather quickly, feel free to use "sudo -i" or "sudo su" to keep a root shell open | 02:33 |
hedkandi | ok | 02:33 |
Bardology | trevorj: fair enough, I suppose. I use OS X and I don't generally operate as root there, either | 02:33 |
bazhang | Tocaio, /join #ubuntu-br | 02:33 |
goose | so, something bad happened...and now my PC won't turn on. Not even a boot screen :/ And I just did a fresh OS install last night | 02:33 |
Tocaio | vcis jogam aion serto ?? | 02:33 |
MenZa | Tocaio: por favor, /join #ubuntu-br | 02:33 |
bazhang | goose, which os | 02:33 |
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Bardology | trevorj: The only REAL annoyance is mounting a SFTP account like a network drive in OS X | 02:34 |
Bardology | I connect as ubuntu but can't change anything because root owns it all | 02:34 |
Tocaio | ta alguem ai joga AION online ? | 02:34 |
lewisultra1 | Hello | 02:34 |
Skaag | I can't mount an ext4 fs in karmic, and I can't modprobe ext4 | 02:35 |
Hilikus | any suggestions on a quick bash command to get the folder path from a full file path (/mnt/blah/hello.mp3 would get /mnt/blah/) or alternatively, i command to list all the directories that contain a certain pattern (*.mp3) so that each folder is shown only once even if the folder contains several matches | 02:35 |
Skaag | and I can't find much info on this on google. any ideas? | 02:35 |
billybigrigger | what package do i need for .mov support in karmic? | 02:35 |
lewisultra1 | Try a butterknife | 02:35 |
billybigrigger | i have gstreamer bad installed already, i thought that's all i needed | 02:35 |
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mcurran | billybigrigger: You need the shitbum package | 02:36 |
billiard_junkee | progre55, I just found this: http://technophiliac.wordpress.com/2008/06/12/where-have-my-window-title-bars-gone/ | 02:36 |
mcurran | sudo apt-get shitbum | 02:36 |
bazhang | mcurran, watch the language | 02:36 |
billybigrigger | mcurran, actually its sudo apt-get install shitbum | 02:37 |
billybigrigger | but thanks for the help | 02:37 |
mcurran | that's right | 02:37 |
bazhang | billybigrigger, you too | 02:37 |
aiya | hello | 02:37 |
billybigrigger | bazhang, you give him a warning for language, but no warning for giving non-helpful help? :P | 02:37 |
mcurran | So noone knows how I can mount a remote hd on a windows network? | 02:37 |
goose | bazhang: 9.10. It was an old hard drive, but showed no signs of failing, and still doesn't. The only thing I did was add 2 more sticks of RAM, but all 4 sticks are 256 MiB... and even removing them, it still doesn't boot :S | 02:38 |
oorah | is there a linux mint irc chat? | 02:38 |
progre55 | billiard_junkee, oh thanks man, let me take a look | 02:38 |
progre55 | billiard_junkee, appreciate | 02:38 |
billiard_junkee | :) | 02:38 |
Skaag | never mind, will use ext3 | 02:38 |
bazhang | !mintsupport | oorah | 02:38 |
ubottu | oorah: Linux Mint is not a supported derivative of Ubuntu, please seek support in #linuxmint on irc.spotchat.org | 02:38 |
mcurran | Yes, it's #linuxmint-chat or #linuxmint-help - but it's on the Linux Mint Server | 02:38 |
bazhang | goose, does it boot from the live cd | 02:38 |
billiard_junkee | mcurran, you are using an Ubuntu machine, and want to mount a remote windows hard disk from the ubuntu machine? | 02:38 |
mcurran | yes | 02:38 |
billiard_junkee | oh, but you are using Mint? | 02:39 |
mcurran | yes | 02:39 |
scottandmonique | never romote mounted but cant u just share the netwrok drive | 02:39 |
oorah | there is no one on #linuxmint | 02:39 |
billiard_junkee | Cause I don't know dookie about Mint. Sorry | 02:39 |
mcurran | I'm banned from the mint channels | 02:39 |
billiard_junkee | ha! | 02:39 |
scottandmonique | banned from mint channels | 02:39 |
oorah | i'm not using mint, it won't boot up live | 02:39 |
scottandmonique | how | 02:39 |
bazhang | mcurran, mint is not supported here | 02:39 |
mcurran | That's my problem I need to mount it without shared folders setup | 02:39 |
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mcurran | I'm not looking for support - just providing it bazhang | 02:40 |
cattus | anybody managed to install vmware on ubuntu with a rt kernel? | 02:40 |
mcurran | And too be honest - I actually started with karmic and transformed it into mint myself | 02:40 |
mcurran | so technically I'm running ubuntu | 02:40 |
oorah | you can transform it? | 02:40 |
oorah | into mint i mean | 02:41 |
mcurran | yes with magic | 02:41 |
oorah | with ferry dust? | 02:41 |
mcurran | I added the repositories to sources.list and downloaded them all | 02:41 |
Izinucs | cattus: you can migrate vmware vm's to virtualbox if you would like.. other than that .. maybe #vmware will have an answer | 02:41 |
alexandre | my firefox just when gray and stop working. what do i do? | 02:41 |
oorah | oh i see | 02:41 |
goose | bazhang: sorry for my slow responses, I'm on ~20% wifi connection. I'm about to find out, though. Burning a new boot CD. Any idea of a hard ware issue that might cause that? | 02:41 |
charliebrown | and changed the theme lol | 02:41 |
oorah | so if it don't boot live then its not made for msi wind? | 02:41 |
trevorj | alankila: I run xkill, then click on it | 02:42 |
trevorj | alankila: but you can just as well run 'killall firefox-bin' | 02:42 |
bazhang | goose, lets see if the disc will boot first then we can troubleshoot from there | 02:42 |
oorah | is there a difference between xkill and force quit? | 02:43 |
trevorj | alankila: I guess on 9.10 killall firefox is the correct way | 02:43 |
cattus | Izinucs, yes but right now for portability between a windows host it's simply not possible :\ on vmware there's no answers, there used to be a patch for player 2.x but I can't use it on player 3 | 02:43 |
trevorj | alankila: it never happens to me anymore though, it's usually flash that caused it before | 02:44 |
rick__ | can anyone help me upgrade my banshee program from 1.5.1 to 1.5.2? | 02:44 |
trevorj | rick__: apt-get upgrade banshee ? | 02:44 |
Imical | I just installed 9.10 netbook remix but for some reason my mouse does not work on the desktop/panel but will work on any running application. Is this normal or am I doing something wrong? | 02:44 |
charliebrown | rick__: you can probably download the newest release from getdeb, or download a deb from their homepage | 02:44 |
rick__ | trevorj it says there isn't an upgrade for it, but on banshee's website they say they released 1.5.2 | 02:45 |
lewisultra1 | Anyone know how I can get a flash player on Ubuntu? | 02:45 |
charliebrown | rick__: sudo apt-get remove banshee, then download the .deb file from thier site and install that | 02:45 |
rick__ | let me check getdeb, but all i can find on their site is tarballs, which i have no clue how to use | 02:45 |
test34 | !ot | 02:45 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 02:45 |
xonpathos | got a bit of an odd question... does ubuntu (or wine) block communication on any ports by default? | 02:46 |
charliebrown | rick__: https://edge.launchpad.net/~banshee-team/+archive/ppa | 02:46 |
charliebrown | that tells u how to add it to ur repos | 02:46 |
Stupendoussteve | xonpathos, outgoing? No | 02:46 |
Izinucs | xonpathos: liike Stupendoussteve said.. no outgoing .. however your isp might be blocking something. | 02:47 |
xonpathos | nah, definitely not the ISP | 02:47 |
Izinucs | xonpathos: can you be more specific? | 02:47 |
xonpathos | the request isn't even making it out to my firewall | 02:47 |
xonpathos | I'm trying to get World of Warcraft running again. had it working a while ago | 02:48 |
xonpathos | it seems to me that the recent conversion to battle.net (and the subsequent switch to port 1119) might be my problem, but not entirely sure | 02:48 |
xonpathos | I've also updated from 8.04 to 9.10 since then | 02:48 |
MenZa | xonpathos: I have no issues with my Battle.net account in 9.10 | 02:48 |
MenZa | (in WoW) | 02:48 |
kisuke | the game and the shotacon test | 02:48 |
kisuke | doh | 02:49 |
hyperstream | $SubCat = mysql_query("Select * FROM `Catagories` WHERE `MainCat` = '$Cat'"); , how can i check that this is true or false, like if it did get results or didnt ? | 02:49 |
kisuke | sorry | 02:49 |
xonpathos | menza: kri | 02:49 |
MenZa | kisuke: please don't. | 02:49 |
kisuke | MenZa: made remark in wrong cannel and apologized | 02:49 |
ibetterthanu | can anyone help me. | 02:49 |
hyperstream | wrong channel :P | 02:49 |
ibetterthanu | ? | 02:49 |
freedel | epic fail | 02:49 |
kisuke | !ask | ibetterthanu | 02:50 |
ubottu | ibetterthanu: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 02:50 |
xonpathos | at any rate, I'm getting the "There was an error loging on" message immediately upon clicking the login button, as if the communication was being rejected outright | 02:50 |
alexandre | my firefox just when gray and stop working. what do i do? | 02:50 |
xonpathos | but I can connect in windows :/ | 02:50 |
test34 | hyperstream, language? is this perl? | 02:50 |
gilligan | you can type ps -A | grep firefox | 02:50 |
NManoogian | /join #ubuntu-offtopic | 02:50 |
hyperstream | test34, php - was in the wrong channel | 02:51 |
gilligan | and then kill that pid by typing sudo kill <firefox pid> | 02:51 |
trevorj | alankila: killall firefox | 02:51 |
MenZa | kisuke: ah, I see :) | 02:51 |
ibetterthanu | ok, i have ubuntu 8.10 installed and its a new install, but i have no way to connect to the internet except on my windows partition. where could i install drivers so i can connect on my ubuntu partition. | 02:51 |
trevorj | alankila: or run xkill then click on the greyed out firefox window | 02:51 |
test34 | hyperstream, it probably return false if no results.. e.g.: if $subcat | 02:51 |
preecher | how can i open a .eml file in ubuntu | 02:52 |
zetheroo | has Ubuntu ever had a TV commercial? | 02:52 |
marijuana | guys, do you know how to disable password everytime we open them at the the 1st time? | 02:52 |
bazhang | !ot | zetheroo | 02:52 |
ubottu | zetheroo: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 02:52 |
hyperstream | returns as a resource, until you count the row's or fetch an array out of the data | 02:52 |
hyperstream | got it sorted | 02:52 |
zetheroo | bazhang: sure .. | 02:52 |
test34 | hyperstream, returns a resource on success, or FALSE on error. | 02:53 |
ibetterthanu | is there anywhere i can download drivers for ubuntu on a windows pc? | 02:53 |
test34 | hyperstream, Use mysql_num_rows() to find out how many rows were returned for a SELECT statement | 02:53 |
test34 | ibetterthanu, what hardware? | 02:54 |
mcurran | sshproxy is broken and apt-get install -f and dpkg --configure -a both don't fix it | 02:54 |
preecher | how can i open a .eml file in ubuntu | 02:55 |
ayman | need to help for Restore Default Settings' option for GNOME panels | 02:56 |
ibetterthanu | dell wireless 1390 WLAN mini-card | 02:56 |
marijuana | no one knows? | 02:56 |
adc | hi, quick q, any way to have the bluetooth panel in gnome keep bluetooth _off_ by default on startup? | 02:56 |
i_is_broke | !resetpannels | 02:56 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about resetpannels | 02:56 |
syrius | what is the name of the ubuntu software center executable? | 02:56 |
gilligan | what did you want to disable password prompts to? | 02:56 |
syrius | anyone can give me the icon details? | 02:57 |
ayman | help for Restore Default Settings' option for GNOME panels | 02:57 |
syrius | so I can set it up in the menu | 02:57 |
bazhang | http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-45838.html preecher | 02:57 |
syrius | when I upgraded it didn't get put there | 02:57 |
Na0ki | hello | 02:57 |
preecher | bazhang, thx | 02:57 |
i_is_broke | !resetpanels | 02:57 |
ubottu | To reset the gnome panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel » | 02:57 |
bazhang | !resetpanels | ayman | 02:57 |
ubottu | ayman: please see above | 02:57 |
goose | bazhang: nothing... absolutely nothing on screen coming up on boot. the CD drive isn't even spinning up. | 02:57 |
test34 | ibetterthanu, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=297092 | 02:57 |
Na0ki | I have a problem | 02:57 |
ayman | yes panles | 02:57 |
soreau | ayman: rm -rf .gconf/apps/gnome-settings/gnome-panel | 02:58 |
Na0ki | anybody help me? | 02:58 |
bazhang | goose, did you md5 the iso, burn at low speed, then do the disk integrity check | 02:58 |
preecher | bazhang, i just tryd what the forum advised b4 coming here but thx | 02:58 |
soreau | ayman: Try that from your home directory then restart | 02:58 |
imagitronics | How can I enable the fast resolution changer in the notification area? | 02:58 |
[biabia] | i reckon its time to upgrade? im still using 8.04 32 bit. whats current | 02:58 |
ayman | whats it rm - rf sir | 02:58 |
bazhang | preecher, there are many solutions in that thread, which have you tried | 02:58 |
Na0ki | How can I install my MP240 printer? | 02:58 |
ibetterthanu | @test34 dell wireless 1390 WLAN mini-card | 02:58 |
frogzoo | 9.10 | 02:59 |
randomusr | hello | 02:59 |
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test34 | ibetterthanu, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=297092 | 02:59 |
preecher | bazhang, hold lemme see which 3 i did | 02:59 |
ayman | and how to can Try that from your home directory then restart | 02:59 |
Na0ki | i still get broken cache error | 02:59 |
Na0ki | ?? | 02:59 |
[biabia] | frogzoo: is 9.10 lts ? | 02:59 |
Na0ki | ugh | 02:59 |
bazhang | [biabia], no | 02:59 |
frogzoo | nafaik | 02:59 |
[biabia] | hm | 02:59 |
ibetterthanu | thanx | 03:00 |
mcurran | fixed it - I used synaptic to completely remove and then reinstall package | 03:00 |
[biabia] | whats the most commonly used version then? | 03:00 |
randomusr | Upgraded to 9.10 and can't print. Tried localhost:901 to configure/add printer and not luck. System:Administration not printer option in that menu. help please? | 03:00 |
goose | bazhang: md5 yes, verified burning, but I can't run the defect check as I can't even get that far, I get _nothing_ on screen D: But to be honest I think it's a hardware issue, I don't even hear my HDD spinning up... But I can pull it and plug it into my other tower, and it works. | 03:00 |
coofish | hi,can anybody do me a favor to download a video from youtube and send it to my mailbox? | 03:00 |
bazhang | goose, what about booting into recovery mode | 03:01 |
hedkandi | am I allowed to ask how ecryptfs operates here or where to find out more? | 03:01 |
gdiz | hey I have a question for you all. I want to set up a media server on an ubuntu box. So I was thinking of controlling it via ssh. I can get the ssh working. What I am trying to figure out how to do is navigate to both youtube or hulu pages and play a movie in full screen. I am also looking to control rhythmbox via ssh. I guess I could install something like mpd if I needed to, but I'd like to play things via rhythmbox via ssh. | 03:01 |
goose | bazhang: nothing on screen, no F2 to access BIOS, not even the "Gateway" logo I usually see immediately after turning on my PC. The monitor actually remains on standby, it doesn't even receive a signal from the machine. | 03:01 |
Garbin | I got a problem same with this http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1316676, could anyone tell me how to fix this. thank you. this is my screenshot http://imagebin.org/72527. | 03:02 |
bazhang | goose, sounds like a hardware issue then if you cant even boot into recovery mode nor get a bios | 03:02 |
goose | bazhang: quite. any idea where I can get more hardware support on this? | 03:03 |
i_is_broke | goose, are the lights even coming on? | 03:03 |
Garbin | Could anyone help me? | 03:03 |
Garbin | I got a problem same with this http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1316676, could anyone tell me how to fix this. thank you. this is my screenshot http://imagebin.org/72527. | 03:03 |
bazhang | goose, ##hardware might help | 03:03 |
goose | i_is_broke: the motherboard light is on. and of course the main power light on the front of the tower. I can open and close the CD trays | 03:03 |
randomusr | after upgrade to 9.10, lost the ability to print | 03:03 |
i_is_broke | goose, ##hardware | 03:04 |
h00k | does anyone know if it'd be possible to have bluetooth audio to my phone? I have a blackberry 8100. | 03:04 |
xonpathos | menze: what version of wine are you using? | 03:04 |
corinth | What's the command for adding a repo via a terminal? | 03:05 |
thunderbolt | corinth: Add it your /etc/apt/sources.list file. | 03:05 |
corinth | thunderbolt, There isn't a single command for it, like with zypp? | 03:05 |
thunderbolt | corinth: Not as far as I know. | 03:05 |
thunderbolt | But there may be. | 03:05 |
dibblego | why does my machine keep rebooting after install nvidia drivers on karmic? | 03:06 |
bazhang | corinth, sure there is, is this a PPA | 03:06 |
mcurran | anyone know how to use lsh | 03:06 |
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mcurran | dibblego because you need to restart for the nvidia module to get loaded i think | 03:07 |
randomusr | how does one set up printing in 9.10? Just to be sure | 03:07 |
mcurran | modprobe doesn't work | 03:07 |
xonpathos | anybody help me remember what the command is to switch to metacity? | 03:07 |
dibblego | mcurran, I did restart and it keeps restarting ad infinitum | 03:07 |
mcurran | maybe just restartx | 03:08 |
bazhang | xonpathos, alt f2 metacity --replace | 03:08 |
xonpathos | thank you | 03:08 |
mcurran | does it start in safe mode afterwards | 03:08 |
dibblego | mcurran, no, it X doesn't seem to start -- it causes a reboot | 03:08 |
kcj1993 | xonpathos, get compiz fushion icon | 03:08 |
mcurran | dibblego: try to run nvidia-settings and see if it opens | 03:08 |
dibblego | mcurran, I can't run nvidia-settings because the machine will not boot | 03:09 |
kcj1993 | sorry about the spelling | 03:09 |
mcurran | what nvidia card do you have | 03:09 |
ibetterthanu | is there a place i can download audio-video plugins for Ubuntu 8.10 | 03:09 |
ibetterthanu | ? | 03:09 |
dibblego | I have dual 7300 cards iirc | 03:09 |
progre55 | hey people, in koala, how do you display the pidgin/empathy icon on the system tray (top-right corner)? because there was this flashing-envelpe thingy there, but I accidentially "removed it from panel" and now when I close the pidgin window, cant get it open again =) | 03:10 |
kcj1993 | are there any good widget programs other than screenlets and google gadgets? | 03:10 |
wastrel | progre55: add the indicator applet back to your panel | 03:11 |
bazhang | !screenlets | kcj1993 | 03:11 |
ubottu | kcj1993: Screenlets are little widgets for your !desktop. Note you must have a compositing window manager such as !Compiz Fusion, xcompmgr, or KWin to run them. You can get them at http://www.screenlets.org/ | 03:11 |
bazhang | kcj1993, gdesklets perhaps | 03:11 |
kcj1993 | bazhang: I will look | 03:12 |
progre55 | wastrel, but any way to get the actual pidgin icon back? | 03:12 |
kcj1993 | bazhang: ok it's installing. | 03:13 |
crunchbang | hi | 03:13 |
progre55 | and how the hell do you close empathy once you open it?? | 03:13 |
wastrel | progre55: no idea | 03:13 |
crunchbang | empathy? | 03:13 |
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ibetterthanu | Is there a way i can download a/v plugins for ubuntu on my windows pc? | 03:13 |
Guest21029 | u have to end the termserv session in the dev dir | 03:14 |
randomusr | can someone tell me the local address for cups? | 03:14 |
progre55 | crunchbang, yeah, the IM client.. the shittiest ever | 03:14 |
Guest21029 | fuck | 03:14 |
bazhang | Guest21029, watch the language | 03:14 |
kcj1993 | I didn't know you could swear | 03:15 |
jenny-devbie | Hi guys :() | 03:15 |
Scarra3 | I am running ubuntu 9.10 and I just got a fingerprint scanner made by indentix and I dont know how to set it up it is enabled but when i got to about me there is nothing there to set it up | 03:15 |
keppi | progre55: kill it? | 03:15 |
MasterXC | Hi...I'm having issues with Debian (lenny)...when I try to use ifconfig sit1 down, the interface will not go down and still appears on the ifconfig output ... >< | 03:15 |
bazhang | MasterXC, #debian | 03:16 |
jenny-devbie | Can someone tell me what commands I can use to write to files without using a text editor? | 03:16 |
MasterXC | Already asked...but they seem dead atm..heh... | 03:16 |
jenny-devbie | Are they.. cat and grep? | 03:16 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: touch filename | 03:16 |
progre55 | keppi, yeah but each time killing it.. I want the damn icon on the "system tray" on the top-panel) | 03:16 |
bazhang | MasterXC, be patient debian is not supported here. | 03:16 |
Scarra3 | Does anyone have an idea | 03:16 |
MasterXC | nvm, got it anyway | 03:16 |
MasterXC | :p | 03:16 |
jenny-devbie | thanks keepi besides touch anything else? | 03:16 |
jken146 | jenny-devbie: no, cat reads files, as do less and more. grep is for searching. You want things like > and >> and echo to direct stdout to text files | 03:17 |
progre55 | jenny-devbie: > or >> | 03:17 |
redDEADresolve | anyone know how to re-enable mousewheel desktop switching when mousing over the workplace switcher applet? | 03:17 |
jenny-devbie | I just man touch and it tells me it change file access and modification times | 03:17 |
CodeWar | I dont see a 64bit download for Ubuntu 9.10 | 03:18 |
doseryder | http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download | 03:18 |
jenny-devbie | if i wanted to add something to a text file using touch | 03:18 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: echo /dev/null >filename | 03:18 |
doseryder | why is it that i only see the 32-bit version? | 03:18 |
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jken146 | touch filename will create an empty file with that name, jenny-devbie | 03:18 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: use nano or vi to edit | 03:18 |
jken146 | CodeWar: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download | 03:18 |
redDEADresolve | CodeWar, http://releases.ubuntu.com/karmic/ | 03:18 |
jenny-devbie | oh thanks | 03:18 |
jenny-devbie | i just wanted to learn more about linux | 03:18 |
jken146 | jenny-devbie, keppi: use vim, not vi ! | 03:19 |
progre55 | jken146 +1 | 03:19 |
jenny-devbie | yep.. i wanted to learn about all other commands since i'm new | 03:19 |
keppi | jken146: yeah but vi doesn't have to be installed | 03:20 |
jenny-devbie | if I wanted to modify a file without using a text editor | 03:20 |
jenny-devbie | it doesn't? | 03:20 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: use a pipe >> | 03:20 |
jenny-devbie | you said i can use >> | 03:20 |
jenny-devbie | pipe | 03:20 |
CodeWar | thanks guys | 03:20 |
NManoogian | join #ubuntu-offtopic | 03:20 |
jenny-devbie | thanks :) what would be the man page for that? | 03:20 |
progre55 | jenny-devbie, that just adds up to the end of the file | 03:20 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: echo stuff >>filename | 03:20 |
redDEADresolve | CodeWar, google is your friend | 03:20 |
jenny-devbie | so I can figure out the usage | 03:20 |
doseryder | jenny-devie: >> (by default) redirects stdout and appends to a file | 03:20 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: will append "stuff" to the end of a text file | 03:21 |
jenny-devbie | ahh i see :) cheers | 03:21 |
jenny-devbie | thanks guys | 03:21 |
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jenny-devbie | will << append "stuff" to the start of a text file? | 03:21 |
progre55 | lol ) | 03:21 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: no | 03:21 |
progre55 | jenny-devbie: good logic though :) | 03:22 |
keppi | keppi: a pipe is a redirect | 03:22 |
jenny-devbie | :) | 03:22 |
jenny-devbie | thanks guys | 03:22 |
jenny-devbie | how about the cat and grep command? | 03:22 |
jenny-devbie | I was reading the man pages | 03:22 |
jenny-devbie | is that something you could use to? | 03:22 |
doseryder | i/o redirection ( e.g. < >) is a feature of the shell | 03:22 |
mcurran | redDEADresolve: That option is in ccsm rotate desktop key bindings | 03:22 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: to append to the start of a file you can create a new file and echo the contents of the old file into it | 03:22 |
progre55 | so, I still have this problem.. | 03:23 |
jenny-devbie | ahh i see cheers | 03:23 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: grep is a search function | 03:23 |
progre55 | I'm using ubuntu 9.10 and compiz. Sometimes all of a sudden top-panels on all the windows disappear, and I need to reload the window manager. Any suggestions on what might be causing this?? | 03:23 |
jken146 | jenny-devbie: cat prints the contents of a file in the terminal | 03:23 |
jenny-devbie | so i could use the grep function with the >> pipe to modify a file? | 03:23 |
jken146 | jenny-devbie: less is better for a long file | 03:23 |
jenny-devbie | is that how it oculd work | 03:23 |
progre55 | jenny-devbie: you cant | 03:23 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: echo stuff >newfile | 03:23 |
eNons3nse | is there not a skype package in the ubuntu repos any more? the last one on their website is for ubuntu 8.10 | 03:23 |
jenny-devbie | cheers | 03:23 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: cat oldfile >>newfile | 03:23 |
kcj1993 | I'm gonna go play with my new widgets! | 03:24 |
jenny-devbie | this is really interesting | 03:24 |
doseryder | codewar looks like I'm not the only person who cant find the 64-bit version on that page? | 03:24 |
redDEADresolve | mcurran, i can switch when mousing on the desktop. I enabled that. I looking for switching on the worlplace switcher applet in gnome. | 03:24 |
Guest18421 | whats the deal with #php? | 03:24 |
Raccoon1400 | can someone remind me what the backports repo is called? | 03:24 |
jken146 | jenny-devbie: as an example, "cat file | grep foo" will find all the instances of "foo" in the file "file" | 03:24 |
jenny-devbie | and it will display it | 03:24 |
jken146 | Raccoon1400: $release-backports | 03:24 |
jken146 | Raccoon1400: e.g. karmic-backports | 03:25 |
jenny-devbie | thanks | 03:25 |
eNons3nse | is that the most recent skype? for ubuntu 8.10??? | 03:25 |
jenny-devbie | is there a way you can search and replace in the command line | 03:25 |
webbb82 | i asked this in kubuntu but got noe answer but is the kubuntu netbook remix tunned just for netbooks or is it only have a new app launcher | 03:26 |
keppi | eNons3nse: have you checked synaptic? | 03:26 |
eNons3nse | keppi, yes. there is no skype program in there | 03:26 |
doseryder | jenny-devbie: search and replace what? (you mean the contents of a file?) | 03:26 |
jenny-devbie | btw what is the word for | ? | 03:26 |
doseryder | pipe | 03:26 |
redDEADresolve | eNons3nse, install the medibuntu repository and install skype. or try the deb package provided on skypes website | 03:26 |
jenny-devbie | yes doseryder | 03:26 |
jenny-devbie | so >> isn't pipe? | 03:26 |
jenny-devbie | thanks :) | 03:26 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: you'd be better off using a text editor like nano | 03:26 |
eNons3nse | keppi, i checked the skype website and the most recent ubuntu package on their website is for ibex 8.10 | 03:26 |
jenny-devbie | true :) | 03:27 |
jphillips86 | I am using UBuntu on a Macbook and all the graphics look sort of fuzzy. Hurts my eyes to use it. Anyone know why? | 03:27 |
doseryder | jenny-devbie: certainly :) there are many ways which you could do that. | 03:27 |
jenny-devbie | without using a text editor? | 03:27 |
jken146 | jenny-devbie: grep is very useful. One command for finding out about your hardware is lspci. Try tpying "lspci" and you'll see loads of output. But say you wanted to find out about just your graphics card. You might type "lspci | grep VGA" and it'll just display the bits with "VGA" in them. | is a kind of pipe that redirects the output of the first command into the second one (it feeds it to grep in this case) | 03:27 |
jenny-devbie | oh wow thanks! | 03:27 |
keppi | eNons3nse: I don't know then, sorry. | 03:27 |
platius | eNons3nse; try medibuntu.org | 03:28 |
redDEADresolve | eNons3nse, on the skype site it says 8.10+ meaning anything over 8.10 | 03:28 |
jenny-devbie | I have to use >> | 03:28 |
jenny-devbie | two > ? not one ? | 03:28 |
jken146 | jenny-devbie: sed is a useful tool for search & replace, and related things. But really you want to check what you're replacing most of the time, so a text editor like vim would be your best bet. | 03:28 |
imatech | what's the best way to remote desktop between two ubuntu vm's? | 03:28 |
jenny-devbie | e.g. echo stuff > newfile | 03:28 |
noisserpxe | Hello, can anyone help me find a file that I opened in evolution mail but was saved to some mysterious place that I cannot access? | 03:28 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: > creates a new file >> appends an existing file | 03:28 |
jenny-devbie | or will - echo stuff >> newfile work too | 03:28 |
redDEADresolve | eNons3nse, you want the newest download form skype.com or enable medibuntu | 03:28 |
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jenny-devbie | thanks! | 03:29 |
jenny-devbie | is their a technical term for > and >>? | 03:29 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: "pipe" | 03:29 |
wastrel | output redirection operator | 03:29 |
wastrel | pipe is | | 03:29 |
zcat[1] | just installed gdm-themes .. how do I change the login theme? | 03:30 |
jenny-devbie | ok thanks | 03:30 |
keppi | wastrel: oh okay | 03:30 |
jenny-devbie | :) | 03:30 |
doseryder | jenny-devbie: i/o redirection | 03:31 |
syrius | why don't I have a kqemu option in qemu anymore? | 03:31 |
jenny-devbie | cheers! | 03:31 |
jenny-devbie | have you guys played around sar? | 03:31 |
doseryder | jenny-devbie: i understand you're very much interested and excited but it'll take you soem time before you get the hang of it | 03:31 |
SpacePigeon | zcat[1], there used to be an app to configure that but i cant find it now | 03:31 |
jphillips86 | I am using UBuntu on a Macbook and all the graphics look sort of fuzzy. Hurts my eyes to use it. Anyone know why? | 03:31 |
doseryder | jenny-devbie what's that ? | 03:32 |
jenny-devbie | i'm trying to find a perfmon (windows) equivalent | 03:32 |
SpacePigeon | jphillips86, cool.. drivers maybe? | 03:32 |
jenny-devbie | sar -- system activity reporter | 03:32 |
jenny-devbie | sar -- system activity reporter | 03:32 |
jenny-devbie | sar - system activity reporter | 03:32 |
SpacePigeon | jphillips86, do you have one of the new macbooks? | 03:32 |
FloodBot3 | jenny-devbie: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 03:32 |
jenny-devbie | sorry guys | 03:32 |
doseryder | jenny-devbie: gnome-system-monitor | 03:32 |
SpacePigeon | damn | 03:32 |
SpacePigeon | oh.. | 03:32 |
SpacePigeon | I thought he'd banned her on the spot | 03:32 |
keppi | hmmm | 03:32 |
jenny-devbie | sorry guys | 03:33 |
Supaplex | I can't seem to find a usb stick install image for powerpc. Any hints on where I can look? The website seems to aim to x86/amd64 everywhere. :-/ TIA. | 03:33 |
knopies | I have conky. I used to use nautilus to draw the desktop, but now I dont. Conky no longer shows on the desktop, and was wondering if any of you could tell me how to edit the config. | 03:33 |
knopies | !conky | 03:33 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about conky | 03:33 |
jken146 | jenny-devbie: What does sar do? | 03:33 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: conky? | 03:33 |
doseryder | jenny-devbie is that a common term/acronym | 03:33 |
doseryder | ? | 03:33 |
zcat[1] | I would guess it reports system activity ;) | 03:33 |
jken146 | top? | 03:34 |
knopies | zcat[1], you mean conky? yes. along with some other things. | 03:34 |
keppi | jenny-devbie: http://conky.sourceforge.net/ | 03:34 |
Supaplex | system activity detected in sector ::1 | 03:34 |
jenny-devbie | I think it reports system activity | 03:34 |
jenny-devbie | I would like to learn more about scripting like you guys | 03:34 |
jenny-devbie | nice conky :) thanks | 03:34 |
doseryder | jenny-devbie: if the word "dev" in your name, are you a windows devie? (just curious) | 03:35 |
SpacePigeon | lol.. i would say most linux users use conky.. | 03:35 |
jken146 | There are lots of good resources out there if you want to learn about bash scripting. Google is your friend :) | 03:35 |
zcat[1] | conky? | 03:35 |
jenny-devbie | I'm actually new to this thing | 03:35 |
knopies | Im using conky, but Im not using nautilus and conky no longer shows. | 03:35 |
keppi | conky should be built into linux ;) | 03:35 |
SpacePigeon | zcat[1], that thing in your desktop that renders your cpu usage, network usage, plus a ton of other things | 03:35 |
jenny-devbie | I'm learning about SQL and Linux | 03:35 |
zcat[1] | ahh, ok | 03:35 |
SpacePigeon | keppi, I disagree | 03:35 |
knopies | keppi, I agree. | 03:35 |
zcat[1] | never used it. | 03:35 |
zilla1 | If I ran grub-install and accidentally gave it the wrong partition as root, then rebooted, am I totally sunk? | 03:35 |
keppi | the first thing I do after I get my network working is install conky | 03:36 |
zcat[1] | !grub | zilla1 | 03:36 |
ubottu | zilla1: grub is the default boot manager for Ubuntu releases before Karmic (9.10). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto - See !grub2 for Karmic onwards. | 03:36 |
keppi | zcat[1]: try the link http://conky.sourceforge.net/ | 03:36 |
keppi | zcat[1]: it's in synaptic | 03:36 |
zcat[1] | zilla1: basically the same procedure for if windows screwed it up... easy to fix | 03:36 |
jenny-devbie | looking at conky now | 03:37 |
zcat[1] | keppi: installing conky-all now... | 03:37 |
zilla1 | zcat[1], thx | 03:37 |
jenny-devbie | is there a pre-installed system monitor? | 03:37 |
SpacePigeon | zcat[1], its on the reppo.. | 03:37 |
SpacePigeon | oh ok | 03:37 |
SpacePigeon | jenny-devbie, | 03:37 |
SpacePigeon | yeah | 03:37 |
SpacePigeon | gnome-system-monitor | 03:37 |
jenny-devbie | that enables you to log into other hosts in your network | 03:37 |
FloodBot3 | SpacePigeon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 03:37 |
jenny-devbie | sorry.. that's right you said that already.. gnome-system-monitor | 03:37 |
SpacePigeon | jenny-devbie, afaik it can't do that | 03:37 |
SpacePigeon | shut up FloodBot3 | 03:37 |
doseryder | jenny-devbie: i did :) | 03:37 |
zcat[1] | jenny-devbie: ssh -X user@remotehost "gnome-system-monitor" | 03:38 |
keppi | here's conky with a weather script | 03:38 |
spridel | how does one specify which pgp key to use? | 03:38 |
keppi | http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://geekyschmidt.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/conky.png&imgrefurl=http://geekyschmidt.com/category/techie-stuff&usg=__593uJCHUWUUvwds_4xzpaNiShKw=&h=613&w=254&sz=170&hl=en&start=12&um=1&tbnid=tMm7LUNPvLfxHM:&tbnh=136&tbnw=56&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dconky%2Bweather%26hl%3Den%26client%3Dsafari%26rls%3Den-us%26sa%3DN%26um%3D1http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://geekyschmidt.com/wp-content/uploa | 03:38 |
keppi | ds/2009/03/conky.png&imgrefurl=http://geekyschmidt.com/category/techie-stuff&usg=__593uJCHUWUUvwds_4xzpaNiShKw=&h=613&w=254&sz=170&hl=en&start=12&um=1&tbnid=tMm7LUNPvLfxHM:&tbnh=136&tbnw=56&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dconky%2Bweather%26hl%3Den%26client%3Dsafari%26rls%3Den-us%26sa%3DN%26um%3D1 | 03:38 |
FloodBot3 | keppi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 03:38 |
keppi | sorry, didn't realize the link was so long | 03:38 |
zcat[1] | is.gd? | 03:38 |
jken146 | jenny-devbie: that's assuming you have another linux host with gnome-system-monitor installed. | 03:38 |
keppi | try this http://geekyschmidt.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/conky.png | 03:39 |
lhx_ | Hi all... I'm having some booting issues on the standard 32bit 9.10 install cd... I get the black and white ubuntu logo, and then the thing hangs... i've tried mem=4096 and it hasn't helped... other distros boot like a champ on my system. p45, c2quad, 4gb ram | 03:39 |
zcat[1] | jenny-devbie: once you install ssh package on all your machines, you can run ANY GUI program from any other machine with ssh -X .. it's very powerful! | 03:39 |
knopies | zcat[1], im gonna do that. | 03:40 |
keppi | if you do ssh -XC it compresses the data and is faster | 03:40 |
lhx_ | i second keppiy | 03:40 |
lhx_ | keppi | 03:40 |
jken146 | lhx_: check the CD for errors. If it's fine, try the alternate CD | 03:40 |
draconis | NX is really fast, but the free implementations are not amazing | 03:40 |
zcat[1] | cool, didn't know about -C | 03:40 |
lhx_ | jken146: k | 03:40 |
oddhyena | hello | 03:40 |
jenny-devbie | oh nice | 03:41 |
zcat[1] | ssh -X some.other.host nexuiz ;) | 03:41 |
doseryder | jenny-devbie: is it too much to swallow at once? If you're planning on coding in GNU/Linux, I strongly suggest that learn *one text editor. e.g. vim | 03:41 |
knopies | jenny-devbie, doseryder I dislike vim. I would rather recomend gedit. | 03:41 |
zcat[1] | doesn't work too well, neither does watching tvtime over the lan | 03:41 |
Supaplex | so am I stuck with Debian, or is there a usb install image for powerpc? This G4 mac has no optical drive and only wireless. | 03:42 |
keppi | ssh -XC username@192.168.0.0 where 192.168.0.0 is your host ip | 03:42 |
jenny-devbie | vim = vi ? | 03:42 |
doseryder | knopies: why do you dislike vim? | 03:42 |
jenny-devbie | checking gedit | 03:42 |
knopies | doseryder, the interface. it putts me off. I use gedit for its plugins and that Its instinctive for me to understand how to use it. | 03:42 |
knopies | doseryder, also, gedit has tabs. | 03:42 |
zcat[1] | I much prefer gedit (in the gui) or nano (in a console) .. never liked vi, and never felt inclined to see if vim reallt is 'improved' | 03:43 |
doseryder | jenny-devbie: well, vim has a lot of commands which allows you to do everything you would ever think of (plus more) when it comes to editing | 03:43 |
keppi | gedit needs X to run. If you want to run in a terminal use nano | 03:43 |
jenny-devbie | powerful | 03:43 |
spridel | I'm having a problem with GPG keys, could someone help me? | 03:43 |
oddhyena | i'm trying to install ubuntu 9.10 but a username that used to work causes ubiquity to freak out and give me a popup telling me that the username has an unusable character, and the popup comes back as soon as I close it, so I have to kill ubiquity. I'm trying to use _ in my username. I think it might be my partitioning causing that | 03:43 |
keppi | vi and vim are not very friendly | 03:44 |
doseryder | jenny-devbie: I understand knopies and I got different opions on vim, and that everyone has different needs but an editor like vim (or emacs) certainly has its merits. | 03:44 |
knopies | I just realised, Im knopies with only one p. AAHHHH | 03:44 |
keppi | gedit only works on gnome | 03:44 |
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lhx_ | jken146: no erros on the disk... | 03:45 |
tulkastaldo | gedit does *not* only work on gnome, it requires gnome libraries, but you can run it w/ any windows manager | 03:45 |
lhx_ | what would the alternate disk gain me? | 03:46 |
oddhyena | Does anyone here use _ in their username in ubuntu? | 03:46 |
keppi | tulkastaldo: well, you know what I mean. | 03:46 |
lhx_ | <--- mebbe ? ;) | 03:46 |
knoppies | oddhyena, no, why? | 03:46 |
keppi | walk up to any linux box and vi will almost allways work | 03:46 |
tulkastaldo | biggest use for alternatives disk that I know is for the LTSP | 03:46 |
git__ | tulkastaldo, i use eclipse | 03:47 |
lhx_ | vi, nano, and pico all tend to be there | 03:47 |
git__ | i use pxe | 03:47 |
doseryder | yup | 03:47 |
git__ | wut's the difference b/w nano and pico? | 03:47 |
keppi | a few times i've used systems without nano and pico | 03:47 |
knoppies | Im having trouble with my conky setup. It wont draw on my desktop because Im not using nautilus. | 03:47 |
lhx_ | git__: not much | 03:47 |
oddhyena | ubuntu 9.10 won't let me use _ in my username and it causes the ubuntu installer to become unusable | 03:47 |
git__ | why create nano? | 03:47 |
wastrel | license issues | 03:48 |
git__ | pico is alias to nano | 03:48 |
linuxguy2009 | oddhyena: So dont use _. | 03:48 |
git__ | pico is commercial? | 03:48 |
syrius | the icon in the menu for 9.10 is called "ubuntu software center"? is it capitalized? | 03:48 |
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syrius | I just made a custom luncher for it since it didn't get in the menu when upgraded | 03:49 |
keppi | knoppies: do you have "own_window_type override" in .conkyrc? | 03:49 |
mezquitale | forget pico and nano, learn to use vi, vi is almost always installed in any *nix box | 03:49 |
tulkastaldo | syrius, yes, it's capitals (USC) | 03:49 |
lstarnes | mezquitale: it's usually vim, not vi | 03:49 |
lstarnes | mezquitale: vi is old and more featureless | 03:49 |
zilla1 | there's *no* reason I can't use grub2 to boot 9.04, right? | 03:49 |
lhx_ | agreed. learn to use vi... even if just really simple navigation... | 03:49 |
linux_guy | !vi | 03:49 |
git__ | vi is hard to use | 03:49 |
ubottu | 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 | 03:49 |
jenny-devbie | i've used pico before | 03:49 |
yog | hi, My computer freezes after few minutes on first start, after restart it works fine for the whole day | 03:49 |
lstarnes | mezquitale: and it is often just an alias to vim | 03:49 |
linux_guy | !visudo | 03:49 |
mezquitale | vi does the job, never bothered with vim | 03:49 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about visudo | 03:49 |
lhx_ | git__: it's only hard to use if you don't understand its modes | 03:50 |
keppi | http://osr600doc.sco.com/en/FD_create/vi_summary.html | 03:50 |
Supaplex | hint, my openwrt router has vi. that's all I need for editing conf's. :) | 03:50 |
git__ | however it is | 03:50 |
jenny-devbie | emacs | 03:50 |
git__ | i only use vi to edit small files | 03:50 |
oddhyena | linuxguy2009, the installer acts normally when I use any other invalid character, but when I use _ it forces me to killall Xorg | 03:50 |
aaabbb | cw=Z]Q;GBQ;NdQ;NeQ<K% | 03:50 |
syrius | is the icon linked to "/usr/bin/software-center"? tulkastaldo | 03:50 |
knoppies | !ot | 03:50 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 03:50 |
aaabbb | cw=Z]FDSqNfSpNfQI | 03:50 |
aaabbb | cw=Z]RH=/ | 03:50 |
git__ | but never use any vi advanced features | 03:50 |
yog | how can I start troubleshooting ? | 03:50 |
git__ | i use eclipse :) | 03:50 |
mezquitale | lstarnes, is vim installed in ubuntu by default? | 03:50 |
oddhyena | linuxguy2009, is that a bug or is that just part of the installer? | 03:50 |
git__ | which does me good when doing big project | 03:50 |
keppi | mezquitale: no | 03:50 |
knoppies | ENOUPH ABOUT TEXT EDITORS | 03:50 |
lstarnes | mezquitale: yes, with a subset of its scripts | 03:50 |
keppi | lol | 03:51 |
lstarnes | mezquitale: the vim-full package fixes that though | 03:51 |
tulkastaldo | syrius, yes | 03:51 |
aaabbb | cw=Z]QTNKPSC@QTOOPRO@PRNj | 03:51 |
mezquitale | lstarnes, i use ubuntustudio and dont have vim installed by default, vi is | 03:51 |
aaabbb | cw=Z]J,QTOOQTOOPROOQTO<PRHR | 03:51 |
git__ | anyone here does regular expression? | 03:51 |
aaabbb | cw=Z]NUQTNcPROOQTAY | 03:51 |
lhx_ | knoppies: AGREED! Mr. shouty | 03:51 |
lstarnes | knoppies: it is related to ubuntu | 03:51 |
syrius | this is the icon I used "/usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/softwarecenter.png" tulkastaldo | 03:51 |
syrius | well I guess that doesn't matter since it looks like the right one | 03:51 |
linuxguy2009 | oddhyena: Not sure. If it dont take it, it dont take it. | 03:51 |
knoppies | lstarnes, we were going on about opinions, not support. | 03:52 |
mezquitale | git__, what is the real question, go ahead and ask, if anyone knows the answer they will surely reply | 03:52 |
tulkastaldo | syrius, I'm using the brethe icon set so I'm not sure if it modified it :P | 03:52 |
aaabbb | cw=Z]PR;7 | 03:52 |
linux_guy | linuxguy2009, did you rob my name? | 03:52 |
lstarnes | aaabbb: stop that, please | 03:52 |
linuxguy2009 | linux_guy: Totally | 03:52 |
syrius | okay | 03:52 |
linux_guy | i would like to run the file system check that runs at startup manually. anyone know the command? | 03:52 |
lstarnes | !fsck | linux_guy | 03:52 |
ubottu | linux_guy: fsck is the FileSystem ChecKer, which runs automatically when you boot if you didn't shutdown cleanly. Type "man fsck" for information on running it manually. The command "sudo shutdown -F -r now" will force a reboot and a filesystem check; "sudo touch /fastboot" will skip a filesystem check at next reboot | 03:52 |
linuxguy2009 | linux_guy: fsck | 03:52 |
ardchoille | linux_guy: fsck, but you have to have the partition unmounted | 03:53 |
kshah | I've set a postconf option to set home_mailbox to Maildir, but my mail is still heading to /var/mail/user which I don't think is compatible with Procmail's setup | 03:53 |
Sonja | is there a battery bar thingy for ubuntu that displays the number of hours:minutes left? | 03:53 |
Sonja | instead of having to hover over | 03:53 |
linux_guy | WOW | 03:53 |
* lhx_ sigs... another 50 minutes till alternate cd is downloaded. Why the fuck is ubuntu the only distro in the world that I always have trouble booting to install? | 03:53 | |
linux_guy | can i unmount the partition if it's in use? | 03:53 |
kshah | any ideas? (/var/mail/user instead of /home/user/Maildir) | 03:53 |
ardchoille | linux_guy: no | 03:54 |
linuxguy2009 | Sonja: right click panel , add to panel, add the battery applet and there is a few different format options. | 03:54 |
keppi | linux_guy: I think you can force it | 03:54 |
ericdb | Anyone know of a way to search .pdf and .djvu files from the command line? Evince does text search while viewing, but the man page doesn't say anything about doing it from the command line. | 03:54 |
Fitz11 | hi i need some help | 03:54 |
linuxguy2009 | Fitz11: ask | 03:54 |
kcj1993 | Fitz11, like what? | 03:54 |
mezquitale | ericdb, try find . -name *.pdf | 03:54 |
Fitz11 | are u good with computers | 03:54 |
progre55 | lol | 03:55 |
lstarnes | Fitz11: it depends on what you need help with | 03:55 |
linuxguy2009 | Fitz11: Do you have a question we can help with? | 03:55 |
kcj1993 | yea | 03:55 |
HardDisk | im good to all my computers. | 03:55 |
ardchoille | mezquitale: I think he meant to search within the file, not the filename itself | 03:55 |
progre55 | he needs help with computers :) | 03:55 |
Fitz11 | well i need help with downloading | 03:55 |
ericdb | mezquitale: I'm wanting to search for text inside the documents, not find the documents. | 03:55 |
kappaccino | >_> | 03:55 |
HardDisk | downloading what? | 03:55 |
oddhyena | I love my microSD usb adapter :) | 03:55 |
ericdb | mezquitale: Like grep, but for .pdf and .djvu. | 03:55 |
Oilut | Hello, where can i download windows native dlls? | 03:55 |
knoppies | oddhyena, that makes two of us. | 03:55 |
mezquitale | ardchoille, ericdb ok never tried that | 03:55 |
kshah | I somehow botched my postfix configuration, I set home_mailbox to Maildir/ but I still see mail going to /var/mail/user .. ideas? | 03:56 |
git__ | oddhyena, i'm getting a 1.5TB hd soon | 03:56 |
HardDisk | Dilut. dlls.com | 03:56 |
oddhyena | knoppies, I can boot my PC with it | 03:56 |
Oilut | thanks | 03:56 |
HyperHacker | anyone know what package to install to get a MIPS R4300 assembler? as and yasm don't list it as supported | 03:56 |
Oilut | will try | 03:56 |
knoppies | oddhyena, havnt tried. Im afraid Im going to overheat it. | 03:56 |
Fitz11 | anything really.I have the mini 10v and it wont let me download anything because it is not a folder | 03:56 |
Sonja | i find it hard to change the order and position of icons on the panel | 03:56 |
oddhyena | git__, I already have a 1.5TB external hard drive, which it's hard to fill up | 03:56 |
git__ | i plan to get a 16GB flash drive | 03:56 |
HardDisk | Oilut, www.dll-files.com | 03:56 |
knoppies | Sonja, do you rightclick move? | 03:56 |
git__ | oddhyena, i can fill it up in a few months | 03:57 |
Fitz11 | and i dont know how to make it a folder or anything | 03:57 |
HardDisk | I bought that kingston ssd, its nice | 03:57 |
git__ | HardDisk, how much? | 03:57 |
linuxguy2009 | Sonja: unlock them, then move em | 03:57 |
ardchoille | HyperHacker: apt-cache search mips | 03:57 |
Oilut | HardDisk is there a pack for download? I am new on ubuntu, I need a step by step how to hehe | 03:57 |
Sonja | thanks that helps!! | 03:57 |
Administrators | I feel like tearin sum pussy up | 03:57 |
HyperHacker | ardchoille, yeah, I don't see anything in there | 03:57 |
HardDisk | Oilus, why do you need dlls for ubuntu? you mean for wine? get PlayonLinux | 03:57 |
ardchoille | HyperHacker: neither do I :( | 03:57 |
HyperHacker | emulators, but no assemblers | 03:57 |
Administrators | I want some PUsSY | 03:58 |
HardDisk | git converted to US$ about 200 | 03:58 |
lstarnes | Administrators: this channel is for ubuntu support only | 03:58 |
Fitz11 | any one want to help me | 03:58 |
HardDisk | Administrators try #ubuntu-offtopic | 03:58 |
Izinucs | HardDisk: they won't even accept that in offtopic.. | 03:58 |
Fitz11 | Someone please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | 03:58 |
zcat[1] | !ask | Fitz11 | 03:59 |
ubottu | Fitz11: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 03:59 |
HardDisk | Izinucs, I was trying to distract his attention away from here. | 03:59 |
oddhyena | Fitz11, i can help you | 03:59 |
lstarnes | Fitz11: please be patient; you have only been here for a couple minutes | 03:59 |
lstarnes | Fitz11: you are using ubuntu, right? | 03:59 |
oddhyena | Fitz11, first, you make sure that it goes. | 03:59 |
Fitz11 | how do i download stuff and creating it into a folder | 03:59 |
Oilut | HardDisk, yes for wine. I want to use metatrader 4 http://www.metatrader4.com/ | 03:59 |
Izinucs | HardDisk: best to just !ops and have him banned | 03:59 |
DryGrain | hey guys, when downloading a Windows program to run in WINE, where do I download it to? | 03:59 |
oddhyena | DryGrain, anywhere | 04:00 |
DryGrain | orly | 04:00 |
keppi | DryGrain: "Downloads" folder? | 04:00 |
Fitz11 | whenever i try to download something it says its not a fole\der | 04:00 |
HardDisk | Oilut, http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=2893&iTestingId=7065 | 04:00 |
DryGrain | WINE will recognize it no matter where it is? | 04:00 |
lstarnes | DryGrain: yes | 04:00 |
HardDisk | DryGrain, yarly | 04:00 |
DryGrain | thanks | 04:00 |
zilla1 | DryGrain, if you navigate to it, there should be a menu when you right-click for "open in wine" | 04:00 |
lstarnes | DryGrain: it recognizes .exe files everywhere | 04:00 |
Oilut | HardDisk, thanks will read and reply | 04:00 |
Fitz11 | So wAT TO I DO | 04:00 |
DryGrain | huzzah | 04:00 |
lhx_ | Oilut: how's your forex trading going? | 04:00 |
HardDisk | Good news everyone. | 04:01 |
zilla1 | if you want it to open in wine automatically, you might have to write a little script for that, i believe | 04:01 |
lhx_ | Oilut: i was never able to get mt4 to work under wine... so I still use oanda | 04:01 |
keppi | Fitz11: where are you trying to download the file to? | 04:01 |
zilla1 | ...Professor? | 04:01 |
lhx_ | Yes Farnsworth? | 04:01 |
HardDisk | Great Gorillas of Manilla! | 04:01 |
Fitz11 | keppi:thats the problem i dont know wat to download it to | 04:01 |
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oddhyena | is there a way that I can mount a file not as a filesystem but as an entire drive with multiple partitions? Like mount a file as /dev/sdx and partition it? | 04:02 |
lhx_ | HardDisk: I'm currently watching through the the whole show.. just finished season 1 yesterday | 04:02 |
webbb82 | i just got this trying to install kde whaty does this mean | 04:02 |
webbb82 | \Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/k/kdebase-workspace/kdebase-workspace-wallpapers_4.3.2-0ubuntu7.1_all.deb | 04:02 |
lhx_ | HardDisk: not that I haven't seen the whole thing already | 04:02 |
keppi | Fitz11: download it to your "Downloads" folder | 04:02 |
lstarnes | webbb82: that package could not be downloaded | 04:02 |
webbb82 | hash sum mismatch | 04:02 |
mezquitale | oddhyena, if you want to partition a harddisk use gparted | 04:02 |
lstarnes | webbb82: or the version of the file there is different than what apt expected | 04:02 |
Fitz11 | Keppi, Then wat to i do | 04:02 |
Oilut | lhx_ Hi! It is going well, I am from Brazil... I got about 15% this year | 04:02 |
kcj1993 | can files be shared across this? | 04:03 |
lstarnes | Fitz11: desktop? | 04:03 |
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keppi | Fitz11: go to your "Downloads" folder to access it. | 04:03 |
ardchoille | oddhyena: we don't mount devices or files, we mount file systems | 04:03 |
HardDisk | lhx_ i love the show, and a lot of my egyptian friends are getting into it, except they prefer family guy. | 04:03 |
lhx_ | Oilut: nice! I'm from Texas. Anything over 8% is a stellar year in my book :-) Unless you're a day trader :-) | 04:03 |
lstarnes | kcj1993: many irc clients support using DCC for that, but it tends to have issues behind routers and some users disable it | 04:03 |
ardchoille | !ot | 04:03 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 04:03 |
Fitz11 | but somtimes it wont let me open the thing i downloaded | 04:03 |
kcj1993 | ok | 04:03 |
Oilut | lhx_ http://www.moneyfanclub.com/forex-trading-discussion/3809-metatrader-4-linux.html | 04:03 |
kcj1993 | thanks | 04:03 |
lhx_ | HardDisk: bah. Futurama is the best show ever. | 04:03 |
draconis | mezquitale, oddhyena is talking about creating a file that contains a whole partition table and disk image | 04:04 |
lhx_ | Oilut: thanks... i'l check it out | 04:04 |
iMatter | How can i force unmount a volume in ubuntu? | 04:04 |
Oilut | lhx_ yeah, the markets from US and Brazil are pretty different, i am not a day trader. | 04:04 |
HardDisk | im a day walker. | 04:04 |
Oilut | lhx_ yeah, I did just a few trades this year | 04:04 |
ardchoille | !ot | Oilut lhx_ | 04:04 |
ubottu | Oilut lhx_: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 04:04 |
knoppies | !conky | 04:04 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about conky | 04:04 |
keppi | iMatter: sudo umount -f volume | 04:04 |
lhx_ | Oilut: I swing trade forex and spend half the winnings on toys and half the winnings go into dividend paying equities | 04:05 |
oddhyena | I want to create a backup of the mbr because it's almost impossible to fix grub with the live disk if something overwrites it because of so many errors | 04:05 |
mezquitale | draconis, like ardchoille mentioned, we dont mount devices of files, we mount file systems, maybe he is attempting to create a partition on a harddisk | 04:05 |
iMatter | thanks | 04:05 |
jenny-devbie | does anyone know what context switches are? | 04:05 |
Oilut | lhx_ oanda is a website only? They do not have a software? I use www.advfn.com | 04:05 |
ardchoille | Oilut lhx_ Please take the trading discussion to offtopic | 04:06 |
mezquitale | jenny-devbie, someone in #java might know or maybe #perl | 04:06 |
oddhyena | should I just do cat /dev/sda >> file.img? | 04:06 |
draconis | mezquitale, it sounded pretty clear that he knew how to create a partition on a hard disk | 04:06 |
Meowpup | is one of the serves down today | 04:06 |
ardchoille | Odd_Bloke: sda is a device, you need a partition number | 04:06 |
lhx_ | ardchoille: done | 04:07 |
Izinucs | Meowpup: us.ubuntu.com security ?? not sure but I've been having problems all day | 04:07 |
mezquitale | draconis, I will refet you to ardchoille message | 04:07 |
jenny-devbie | thanks mezquitale | 04:07 |
draconis | oddhyena, ardchoille: isn't that a bit dangerous? you'd better not have /dev/sdaX mounted | 04:07 |
ardchoille | Izinucs: try a different mirror? | 04:07 |
Izinucs | ardchoille: yep.. had to get out of the US.. went to the united kingdom mirrors | 04:08 |
ardchoille | draconis: if it's not mounted, how are you going to copy files from it? | 04:08 |
draconis | ardchoille, um.. that was a cat command... | 04:08 |
ardchoille | draconis: can you cat something that the system can't see? | 04:09 |
sdk | Question: What are the primary differences between xubuntu and ubuntu? | 04:09 |
oddhyena | I just want a way to make an image out of a filesystem on my hard disk so I can back it up and then rewrite it to the disk if the original gets messed up (Vista, NTFS) | 04:09 |
iMatter | How can i fix a windows MBR from a Ubuntu Jaunty LiveCD | 04:09 |
mcurran | what is lsh-make-seed used for? | 04:09 |
ardchoille | sdk: the desktop environment xubuntu = xfce, ubuntu = gnome | 04:09 |
mezquitale | ardchoille, please dont feed trolls | 04:09 |
keppi | draconis: why not just use tar to make a backup file? | 04:09 |
draconis | you can most definitely cat from a device file | 04:09 |
draconis | that's no "troll" | 04:10 |
mezquitale | iMatter, you dont have a windows CD?? | 04:10 |
sdk | ardchoille - so besides the desktop environment, no differences? So xubuntu has the same packages, defaults, drivers, etc? | 04:10 |
iMatter | mezquitale: none with a capable recovery console | 04:10 |
Flannel | sdk: They use the same repositories, the differences are what packages are installed by default | 04:10 |
ardchoille | sdk: It's basically the same base system, packages will differe | 04:10 |
mezquitale | iMatter, so you dont want to fix a MBR, you want to recover data then? | 04:11 |
Oilut | lhx_ OANDA is a webtool only? do they have a software? | 04:11 |
doseryder | what's a "Windows MBR"? do you mean want to re-install grub after a windows installation? | 04:11 |
iMatter | mezquitale: also last time i had issues it never really worked right when i restored MBR ...always had to boot into ubuntu live cd to fix boot.ini | 04:11 |
iMatter | mezquitale: no fix mbr | 04:11 |
Oilut | lhx_ sorry, i had problems | 04:11 |
iMatter | mezquitale: i think i remember someone telling me it was possible to fix a windows mbr from ubuntu long as you have write access | 04:11 |
sdk | ardchoille - is the differences between packages mostly the desktop environment? or does xubuntu not come with many of the same packages? | 04:11 |
lhx_ | Oilut: np... /msg me though if you still want to talk trading | 04:11 |
keppi | xubuntu comes with different packages | 04:12 |
draconis | keppi, in case it's a disk that you need to use foremost on, and not all that data appears as files | 04:12 |
ardchoille | sdk: I don't enough about it to be able to give a deep description | 04:12 |
doseryder | can someone recommend an "avant-navigator-manager" alternative? | 04:12 |
ardchoille | doseryder: there are several, open a terminal and run: apt-cache search dock | 04:12 |
doseryder | i mean "avant-window-navigator" | 04:12 |
mezquitale | iMatter, that is on my list to do, I can do that using the windows CD but not an ubuntu CD, if someone gives you the answer can you e-mail me? mezquitale@gmail.com thanks! | 04:13 |
doseryder | archet45thanks | 04:13 |
ardchoille | yw | 04:13 |
draconis | keppi, especially if you need to recover deleted files (that might still be there) | 04:14 |
sdk | keppi - is xubuntu more light-weight in terms of default packages? | 04:14 |
ardchoille | doseryder: see my PM | 04:14 |
iMatter | mezquitale, ok | 04:14 |
mcurran | I don't know why people don't do this, but the best way to dual-boot with windows is to keep the MBR in the boot sector and place grub on the linux partition, then you set the linux partition active and add an entry for windows in grub - therefore no mess and nothing to worry about. | 04:14 |
alabd | Good day every one , which packages should be installed to open a java web base app ? sun-java-bin & sun-java-jre & sun-java- plugin are installed , but firefox can not open a java applet on linux(ubuntu) that firefox can open it in vista of course it is opened in another system with linux debian5, why ? , means that applet can not be opened by other browsers too .. except sun-java-jre and sun-java-bin and sun-java-plugin should any other package be in | 04:14 |
alabd | stalled ? | 04:14 |
sdk | Keppi - the website isn't very explanatory | 04:15 |
keppi | sdk: yes it's pretty snappy and lightweight. I run it on my slower pc's | 04:15 |
sdk | keppy - do you like thunar? How does it compare? | 04:16 |
zcat[1] | !java | 04:16 |
ubottu | To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java6-jre from the !Multiverse repository | 04:16 |
zcat[1] | hmm.. | 04:16 |
mezquitale | mcurran, because grub2 doesnt play nice and sometimes you have to use MBR, it's actually easier to just let grub2 use the MBR, it works! I have tried it and im quite happy with it, if you want to add windows partition in grub afterwards it might be a chore in grub2 | 04:16 |
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mcurran | Well a chainloader entry is usually generated by ubiquity in grub2 anyways | 04:17 |
keppi | sdk: works just fine for me. Accessing network resources through it is a bit tricky though | 04:17 |
sdk | keppi - can I pretty much install any regular deb packages in xubuntu without issues? I'm somewhat new to linux, and I'm looking for a pretty simple desktop environment. I like gnome, but I was thinking about trying xfce | 04:17 |
keppi | sdk: yes, you can get them off synpatic as well | 04:17 |
mcurran | If you overwrite your MBR and you have a manufacturer's recovery partition for windows, you're screwed | 04:17 |
Izinucs | mezquitale: mcurran http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2009-11-22-005-35-OS-HL-SW for grub2 easy how to | 04:17 |
ardchoille | sdk: gnome apps run just fine in xfce and vice-versa | 04:17 |
mcurran | I know how to use grub Izinucs | 04:18 |
keppi | sdk: gnome is a pig compared to xfce | 04:18 |
mcurran | mezquitale needs that link apparently | 04:18 |
mezquitale | mcurran, but is there a reason why we shouldnt be touching the MBR? | 04:18 |
Izinucs | mcurran: sorry I mentioned it :/ | 04:18 |
sdk | keppi - what do you think of xfburn? have you used it? Or Ristretto (the image viewer)? | 04:18 |
sdk | Keppi - [sorry] what do you mean by pig? | 04:19 |
mcurran | No, feel free to use the boot sector, I just find it easier to put grub in the linux partition and leave MBR alone - That's just my preference | 04:19 |
keppi | sdk: I haven't burned anything with linux yet. | 04:19 |
Breetai | help! I have a disk where the file permissions are set to -r-- --- --- and it won't let me chmod them. What can i do? | 04:19 |
mcurran | Then you could also add entries for linux with EasyBCD if you want also | 04:19 |
keppi | sdk: gnome uses a lot more resources, and is slow vs xfce it runs slower on older boxes | 04:20 |
mcurran | I multi-boot usually one windows OS - ubuntu or linux mint - kalyway OS X - and BackTrack - each with their own respective boot loader and can freely jump from any one os to the other | 04:20 |
Izinucs | Breetai: do a "ls -la <filename" and see who owns it.. if it's other than you then sudo chown <username:username> <filename> | 04:20 |
mezquitale | mcurran, new users might not know how to specify which partition to install it on, hd0? hd1? If they install in the MBR it will work and it's just fine, advanced users can off course use their own settings but to encourage people to use ubuntu using MBR will be just fine, it's works and it's simple | 04:20 |
sdk | keppi - I like speed, but what's the trade off? | 04:20 |
keppi | sdk: one of my xfce boxes runs as a live music streamer and the other runs as an internet kiosk | 04:20 |
mcurran | Yes, but don't you see how many people where it doesn't work perfectly and then they don't know what to do. | 04:21 |
keppi | sdk: tradeoff depends on what you require out of the system. I don't really see any downsides to it. Tends to be updated less often then gnome. | 04:21 |
mcurran | That's why I've been saying ubiquity should install grub to the root partition by default, then there wouldn't be as many problems | 04:22 |
mezquitale | iMatter, thanks!!!!!!!!!!! | 04:22 |
alabd | to ue openjdk on firefox should not plugin package be installed ? | 04:22 |
alabd | to use openjdk on firefox should not plugin package be installed ? like that sun-java6-jre package | 04:22 |
mcurran | Does anyone know of any kalyway or hackintosh channels/servers on IRC | 04:23 |
mcurran | I can't find any | 04:23 |
sdk | keppi - thanks / ardchoille - thanks | 04:24 |
leaf-sheep | alabd: Not necessary if you have openjdk-6-jre installed. | 04:24 |
keppi | sdk: no problem | 04:24 |
ardchoille | sdk: you can always install the xfce desktop on your ubuntu system and try it out | 04:24 |
LordDragon | mcurran, hackintoshs are illegal and violate the apple EULA for OSX | 04:24 |
draconis | LordDragon, did he ever claim to be using a Hackintosh? | 04:25 |
LordDragon | i asked about where to go to find info on hackintosh | 04:26 |
LordDragon | er he | 04:26 |
LordDragon | he asked i mean | 04:26 |
draconis | LordDragon, oh, I didn't read that far | 04:26 |
alabd | leaf-sheep: thanks how to say firefox not to use sun-java-jre ? remove sun-java-plugin will take affect ? | 04:26 |
pez2 | yo all | 04:27 |
leaf-sheep | alabd: Sure, that should be in configuration script. Also, check out "Choosing the default Java to use" in this link. | 04:27 |
mcurran | So does anybody else want a Sager NP8690 or what? Thing is just plain silly | 04:27 |
leaf-sheep | !java | alabd | 04:28 |
ubottu | alabd: To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java6-jre from the !Multiverse repository | 04:28 |
msleather | is anyone running ubuntu 9.10 ppc version? | 04:28 |
msleather | zerg are you here? | 04:28 |
mcurran | What does pae kernel stand for | 04:28 |
msleather | anyone know what jockey-gtk is? | 04:28 |
jonx3 | this might seem like a dumb question, but how can I easily remove folders by date? say I want to delete all the folders in a directory that are >3 days old | 04:28 |
altf2o | pae allows the kernel to access more memory on 32bit systems. | 04:28 |
Fezzler | What would make Firefox crash while playing YouTube video after upgrade to 9.10? | 04:29 |
ardchoille | msleather: apt-cache show jockey-gtk | 04:29 |
leaf-sheep | msleather: Hardware Drivers. | 04:29 |
draconis | however, if you have over 4GB of memory, check to see if your system really is 32bit | 04:29 |
kylo | can someone help me mount and access an encrypted partition to a new installation | 04:29 |
altf2o | i had several issues with old nVidia drives and old Flash player crashing my browser. | 04:29 |
mezquitale | !jockey-gtk | 04:30 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about jockey-gtk | 04:30 |
msleather | umm | 04:30 |
altf2o | upgraded both, issue solved for me | 04:30 |
msleather | well it works on this powerbook g4 :) | 04:30 |
jolaren | When a bug report has status "Uncomplete" on launchpad, what does that mean? | 04:30 |
keppi | mcurran: pae = Physical Address Extention | 04:30 |
msleather | it recognizes the bluetooth | 04:30 |
msleather | but it doesnt recognize the wireless aircard. what is the command to identify your stutt? is it something like ??? -v | 04:31 |
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flexible | hey, is there any reason that my router settings page should take a few seconds to load? | 04:31 |
keppi | flexible: slow router? | 04:31 |
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flexible | my modem page loads seemingly instantly | 04:31 |
flexible | keppi: it is a reasonably new one... wireless n... | 04:32 |
flexible | keppi: of course it is possible, but it seems unlikely.... could it be DNS issues? | 04:32 |
keppi | flexible: what brand? Routers have built in web servers and if it's a slow processer then it could serve pages slowly | 04:32 |
kylo | how do i mount a partition that was encrypted in a previous installation, when i mount all i see is "Access-Your-Private-Data.desktop" | 04:32 |
leaf-sheep | Guest59440: sudo lshw -c network | 04:32 |
mcurran | what's the other window manager used by compiz - I'm running Metacity, what's the other one again? Isn't there a switch for them two | 04:32 |
mcurran | fusion-icon maybe | 04:32 |
jmspeex | Just upgraded to Karmic and so far it seems to behave a lot better than Jaunty. Just one problem though, the "notification popups" are so small I can't read them (and I've got good eyes). Any idea how to make them bigger? | 04:33 |
lstarnes | mcurran: compiz is a window manager | 04:33 |
flexible | keppi: netgear, model is wnr2000 | 04:33 |
keppi | flexible: DNS only affects things going through the router. If you're acessing the router, you should be accessing it directly | 04:33 |
Fezzler | altf2o>> Doesn't "Update" function automatically make sure I have latest Flash and video drivers? | 04:33 |
jrtroberts | keppi: what is the issue? | 04:33 |
Meowpup | is one of the serves down today | 04:33 |
Meowpup | i cant downloadanything | 04:34 |
Meowpup | * download anything | 04:34 |
flexible | keppi: anything i can do to speed it up, or rather is there any reason it would be slow that i can fix? | 04:34 |
mcurran | What's the most popular ubuntu irc chat server? Is this it? | 04:34 |
leaf-sheep | mcurran: 1355 People here. You know. | 04:35 |
keppi | jrtroberts: slow settings pages from router | 04:35 |
ardchoille | mcurran: you're soaking in it | 04:35 |
mezquitale | mcurran, this is ubuntu channel official support | 04:35 |
keppi | flexible: is it all pages or maybe just the status page? | 04:35 |
jrtroberts | keppi:? the page is loading slowly? or the internet connection or wireless connection is slow? | 04:35 |
mcurran | is that why my system is running so slow right now | 04:35 |
jmspeex | Anyone else is seeing the notification popups in 3-pt font? | 04:36 |
keppi | jrtroberts: he gets pages from his modem quickly | 04:36 |
mezquitale | mcurran, what processor do you have? | 04:36 |
tuxintosh | yep | 04:36 |
mcurran | I'm embarrassed to say... Pentium II | 04:36 |
jrtroberts | if this is an isolated inccident then it could be an issue at the isp level, if it is web related... | 04:37 |
mcurran | 256MB RAM - and they don't match (2x 128) | 04:37 |
keppi | mcurran: I'm impressed! | 04:37 |
mcurran | Yes, it only took me 2 1/2 days to compile my kernel the other day. | 04:37 |
mcurran | :) | 04:37 |
mezquitale | mcurran, your machine is not slow, it's old, you might want to run xubuntu instead of ubuntu, I have an old pentium II as well and it's just way too old for ubuntu, insteadl xubuntu on it instead | 04:37 |
tuxintosh | leftist> load grub 2 | 04:37 |
mcurran | I'm actually running mint | 04:37 |
mcurran | It's running pretty fast for it's age actually | 04:38 |
flexible | keppi: all pages on the router web service load slowly.... takes about three seconds at least to load every page | 04:38 |
keppi | jrtroberts: I don't know, you can address flexible | 04:38 |
rickasaurus | hello | 04:38 |
jrtroberts | mcurran you may look into fluxbox for a desktop, that will speed up the os if mint supports it. | 04:39 |
rickasaurus | I'm having trouble with flash 10 in 9.04 | 04:39 |
Geoffrey2 | !nfs | 04:39 |
ubottu | nfs is the network file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo for information on installing and configuring NFS. | 04:39 |
rickasaurus | I don't get any audio from it | 04:39 |
keppi | mcurran: you compiled your kernel for ubuntu? | 04:39 |
Fezzler | How do I install latest Flash for 9.10? Command line okay. | 04:39 |
ww | teddy | 04:39 |
mcurran | I was wondering about that - the community editions have xfce and fluxbox I think - I just like to run the newest releases though and those versions don't come out for while | 04:39 |
jrtroberts | flexible: your netgear configuration pages are loading slowly? that could mean that the router is busy processing something. | 04:39 |
ww | teeddddi | 04:39 |
ardchoille | !flash | Fezzler | 04:39 |
ubottu | Fezzler: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 04:39 |
ww | teddy | 04:39 |
ww | teddy | 04:39 |
keppi | rickasaurus: have you installed the restricted formats? | 04:40 |
mcurran | Are there any small distros that look nice and have a lot of codecs | 04:40 |
ww | why | 04:40 |
ww | I hate you | 04:40 |
ardchoille | ww: Please stop that | 04:40 |
keppi | flexible: try hard reseting your router? | 04:40 |
jrtroberts | flexible: also if you are running something like bittorrent or streaming media, the router can only proccess a limited amount of info at one time, so it will slow down responce | 04:40 |
ww | asupo | 04:40 |
ww | pop | 04:40 |
ww | l | 04:40 |
keppi | mcurran: dreamlinux | 04:40 |
ww | ll | 04:40 |
ww | l | 04:40 |
FloodBot3 | ww: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:40 |
ww | l | 04:40 |
ww | l | 04:40 |
Oilut | thanks HardDisk play on linux seems to be great | 04:41 |
mcurran | ls | 04:41 |
rickasaurus | how do you set the default device in pulseaudio | 04:41 |
jrtroberts | mcurran I have had great luck with xbuntu and fluxbox for a desktop... | 04:41 |
keppi | mcurran: runs xfce as well | 04:41 |
ww | eat my shit asshole | 04:41 |
mcurran | flexible I'd reset it for you, but the userlist is too long for me to see your address :) | 04:41 |
demo | hi , any idea why when running wubi installation it fails to enter windows bcd and quits? | 04:41 |
princezuda | what does it mean flash player is not free software? There isn't a charge to use it, so how is it not free? | 04:41 |
ww | kiss my ass and my friend's ass | 04:41 |
jrtroberts | ww isn't that a backward process... | 04:41 |
mcurran | princezuda = that's too complicated to get started on - it's not GPU | 04:42 |
Talaskina | princezuda: it means you are not free to change anything about hte programming, | 04:42 |
mcurran | I mean GPL | 04:42 |
mcurran | GNU | 04:42 |
Talaskina | i want gpu | 04:42 |
h00k | will duplicity backup /etc without being run as root? I am using deja-dup for my backups, it uses duplicity and I'm running deja-dup as a normal user. | 04:42 |
princezuda | Oh, I know all about GPL. | 04:42 |
jrtroberts | a turd enema | 04:42 |
demo | anyone? | 04:43 |
lstarnes | princezuda: it's not because it's not GPL, it's because it's proprietary and not open-sourcer | 04:43 |
h00k | !ohmy | jrtroberts | 04:43 |
ubottu | jrtroberts: Please remember that all Ubuntu IRC channels share the same attitude of providing friendly and polite interaction with all users of all ages and cultures. Basically, this means no foul language and no abuse towards others. | 04:43 |
lstarnes | *open-source | 04:43 |
keppi | demo: sorry | 04:43 |
teddy | Razta | 04:43 |
princezuda | Well the flash language is open source. | 04:43 |
mcurran | Has anyone dual-booted with syslinux being used for both distros | 04:43 |
flexible | keppi: i might try that during the week actually, can't hurt. | 04:43 |
spO | i have *.patch files for mplayer, how do i apply patch files? | 04:43 |
keppi | flexible: are you able to access internet pages quickly? | 04:44 |
jrtroberts | ubottu: and why not give the people that were cussing the same note... | 04:44 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 04:44 |
mcurran | I had a dual-boot pendrive but the syslinux config file would get overwritten and then the other distro would no longer boot | 04:44 |
rastafariant | test | 04:44 |
mcurran | nobody thinks your intelligent ubottu | 04:44 |
jrtroberts | ah a bot... | 04:44 |
rastafariant | woyo | 04:44 |
keppi | rastafariant: it works! | 04:44 |
Tjah | hello | 04:44 |
altf2o | http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-224826.html | 04:44 |
flexible | jrtroberts: it isn't an infrequent event, it happens regardless of any activity... and it is interesting as the modem that is behind the router loads fine, as does the other router on the network | 04:44 |
* altf2o google works great. | 04:44 | |
Tjah | abbas | 04:44 |
houdini | I hope someone in here has an idea for me. I just installed xubuntu 9.10 (all updates applied, etc). I'm trying to use Pidgin to connect to my Jabber server (which works for other clients). It fails with the error "You require encryption, but it is not available on this server." | 04:44 |
Tjah | hahahaha | 04:45 |
houdini | SSL is available to other clients... so, ? | 04:45 |
rastafariant | TEDDDDDYYYYYteddddddyyyy | 04:45 |
rastafariant | teddy steven | 04:45 |
flexible | keppi: not as fast as i should be able to | 04:45 |
Tjah | prikitiew | 04:45 |
h00k | will duplicity backup /etc without being run as root? I am using deja-dup for my backups, it uses duplicity and I'm running deja-dup as a normal user. | 04:45 |
rastafariant | woyo | 04:45 |
jrtroberts | is that a router or an access point? | 04:45 |
Tjah | HERUWATI | 04:45 |
rastafariant | i love bob marley | 04:45 |
flexible | jrtroberts: access point | 04:45 |
Tjah | heru + wati = wawan | 04:45 |
jrtroberts | ok access points don't realy have any proccessing power. | 04:45 |
keppi | flexible: you could run speedtest.net to see if your internet connection is up to par | 04:46 |
flexible | jrtroberts: no, it is an actual router that has been set up as an access point | 04:46 |
flexible | keppi: my router says around 13500 kbps downstream | 04:46 |
jrtroberts | flexible: and the whole network is using the same channel and speed? | 04:46 |
RedKhan | Hello! Can somebody help a newbie? | 04:46 |
houdini | my server is running ejabberd on debian | 04:46 |
flexible | and i have confirmed that when it is running fine i can download at up to 1.3mb/s | 04:47 |
soreau | ! ask | RedKhan | 04:47 |
ubottu | RedKhan: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 04:47 |
mcurran | if I wanted to add this server to xchat how do i do it (irc.osx86.hu) - for some reason you need to do something else besides just add that | 04:47 |
keppi | h00k: I don't see how it could. You'd need to be root to access some of the files | 04:47 |
flexible | jrtroberts: the access point is not the cause of this, it was put in place to try and speed up the network... didn't work... but it remains because it can't hurt | 04:47 |
keppi | flexible: what is your ping time? | 04:47 |
flexible | to where | 04:48 |
ShapeShifter499 | I need some help...I have a acer aspire one netbook with ubuntu 9.10 on it and my sound just a few reboots ago stopped working in firefox and wine (not sure if any other apps/games are affected) what do I do to fix it? | 04:48 |
keppi | flexible: on the speed test | 04:48 |
h00k | keppi: eThat is what I was thinking, although it has reported nothing regarding this. perhaps i'll file a bug about prompting for root password when accessing things the normal user doesn't have acces to. | 04:48 |
kcj1993 | Is there any way to configure notify-osd? | 04:48 |
flexible | oh i don't remember | 04:48 |
flexible | i tried it yesterday in fact, and it never even completed | 04:48 |
keppi | h00k: you could run it as a service that runs with root privilages | 04:48 |
flexible | and it said only about 3 mbps | 04:48 |
h00k | keppi: I suppose, yeah. | 04:48 |
flexible | so i clearly have a problem | 04:48 |
jrtroberts | flexible: how is it going to speed up the network? if you put a wireless n access point in a wireless G network, all devices not spcifically set to work on N onlly are still going to run on G or B, whatever the slowest link is... | 04:49 |
keppi | flexible: ping should be in "ms" | 04:49 |
RedKhan | I updated my 8.10 to 9.10 through internet and now it won't start up. Right before the login screen comes a screen with a distorted ubuntu logo and that's all... | 04:49 |
kcj1993 | Well is there? | 04:49 |
unkmar | RedKhan: cool. you got a foto of that? I want to see some distortaion. | 04:50 |
RedKhan | Sorry, 8.10 to 9.04 | 04:50 |
jrtroberts | flexible: I am assuming that you know the ip address of the netgear access point, pinging it from a terminal and report the time in ms. | 04:50 |
kcj1993 | hello? | 04:50 |
jrtroberts | if that is also slow then the LAN is slow... | 04:50 |
h00k | !hi | kcj1993 | 04:50 |
ubottu | kcj1993: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines. Enjoy your stay! | 04:50 |
rickasaurus | this is so frustraiting | 04:50 |
ShapeShifter499 | ok I just tried rhythmbox and it plays my music so I think its just firefox and wine so far | 04:50 |
rickasaurus | sound works everywhere except flash | 04:51 |
kcj1993 | anyone? | 04:51 |
pubuntu | ሀሀ | 04:51 |
ShapeShifter499 | So what do I do? | 04:51 |
RedKhan | probable can make one, how to send it to you? | 04:51 |
keppi | kcj1993: ?? | 04:52 |
flexible | jrtroberts: most of them were about 0.95ms, however it spiked a few times to between 1.3ms and 3.5ms | 04:52 |
flexible | jrtroberts: and that was to my router | 04:52 |
jrtroberts | ok then you lan is the issue, there is a slow link some where | 04:53 |
keppi | flexible: that sounds fine | 04:53 |
jrtroberts | when it spikes. | 04:53 |
kcj1993 | Is there any way to configure notify-osd? | 04:53 |
jrtroberts | if that is what is causing the pages to load slowly anway | 04:53 |
jrtroberts | from the netgear... | 04:53 |
jrtroberts | the router ms is definately in norms | 04:53 |
flexible | could the fact that my modem is on 192.168.1.1 whilst my router is on 10.0.0.1 be an issue? | 04:53 |
altf2o | flexible: that will cause some issues. | 04:54 |
Meowpup | E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (2 No such file or directory) E: Unable to lock the list directory" | 04:54 |
jrtroberts | What kind of port does the modem connect to? | 04:54 |
madhumitha | I just brought up ubuntu 9.10 on my laptop, every thing worked fine, but my USB mouse and key board will not work, can any one help? Thanks for your time. | 04:54 |
flexible | and could the fact that i've a dhcp server enabled on both be an issue? | 04:54 |
keppi | flexible: sure it's not the other way around? | 04:54 |
jrtroberts | if the modem is connected to a WAN Port, then NAT will deal with the network difference. | 04:54 |
flexible | what kind of port? eh? it is an adsl modem, connecting to the phone line and then into the wan port ont he router | 04:54 |
Meowpup | hey i got this error is it something to do with the ubuntu server being down?? " sudo apt-get update E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (2 No such file or directory) E: Unable to lock the list directory" | 04:54 |
unkmar | flexible: that will really mess things up. | 04:55 |
altf2o | for me i turned off DHCP on both my Linksys router and Airport Express WAP essentially making them more like "switches." Then all devices got their IPs from the single router on my network (also DSL modem) and now everything is on 192.168.0.x and can speak. | 04:55 |
microlith | wow | 04:55 |
flexible | unkmar: what will? | 04:55 |
* altf2o to one another | 04:55 | |
keppi | unkmar: why? sounds right to me | 04:55 |
unkmar | flexible: DHCP on to devices on the same network, as in, hub/switch. | 04:55 |
flexible | so i should turn DHCP and make everything static then? | 04:56 |
unkmar | s/to/two/ | 04:56 |
meatcar | Let's say, hypotheticaly I was interested in contributing to the software community, ubuntu or otherwise, coding wise, where can I start? | 04:56 |
jrtroberts | flexible.: it works like this the phone line to the DSL Modem/Router (since it offers DHCP) which connects to the router's WAN link | 04:56 |
flexible | meatcar: c | 04:56 |
iMatter | Is it possible to install grub to windows partition? | 04:56 |
unkmar | flexible: sorry, I was thinking, DHCP serving. not Automatic IP aquiring. | 04:56 |
altf2o | just turn off DHCP from any other routers internally. You only need one device (typically your DSL modem\router or Cable modem\router) to act as a DHCP server | 04:56 |
iMatter | Because I don't have ubuntu installed, and I don't really like windows bootloader | 04:56 |
jrtroberts | ISP offers an IP address to the dsl modem. | 04:56 |
HyperHacker | http://www.linux-mips.org/wiki/Toolchains found my MIPS assembler... ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/mipsdev --target=mips-unknown-linux-gnu --disable-werror | 04:57 |
meatcar | No, i mean I know coding, but i want to do something usefull. | 04:57 |
flexible | jrtroberts: that is how i've got it set up | 04:57 |
unkmar | meatcar: the easies it to just hang out here and help those in need. | 04:57 |
jrtroberts | the dsl modem NAT's the Public IP address to the private 10 network | 04:57 |
jrtroberts | the router you are using then NAT's the 10 network to the private 192.168.1 network | 04:57 |
jrtroberts | it is all gravy | 04:57 |
jrtroberts | nothing is really wrong | 04:57 |
flexible | i've got NAT disabled on one of the devices though | 04:57 |
jrtroberts | then you need to enable it on both | 04:58 |
microlith | anyone else had ubuntu 9.10 panic when trying it out in VMWare 6.5? | 04:58 |
ShapeShifter499 | now its just wine with the sound problems | 04:58 |
flexible | then leave DHCP server enabled on both? | 04:58 |
jrtroberts | yes | 04:58 |
jrtroberts | or give the wan link on the router a static ip that matches the subnet of the dsl modem. | 04:58 |
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git__ | hi jenia | 04:59 |
neurodrone | anyone knows if its possible to load a "root.disk" while ubuntu is running? | 04:59 |
jrtroberts | and you don't want the dsl modem and the router to be on the same subnet, that will cause issues, unless you use VLSM | 04:59 |
leaf-sheep | Was there a new/updated solution for those using amd64 + Flash 10? Seems like there are some recurring issues with flash not registering mouse clicks for me (lately). | 04:59 |
flexible | jrtroberts: tried that yesterday but it didn't change, in fact i could access it from 10.0.0.1 and 192.168.1.2 | 04:59 |
neurodrone | I have it as my backup and need to retrieve the data from it now.. | 04:59 |
Tekk1 | I need to know the main repository for hardy's address | 04:59 |
Ryan1 | leaf-sheep: Disable compiz | 04:59 |
neurodrone | leaf-sheep: theres some issues with GTK 2.18+ | 05:00 |
jrtroberts | flexible. you have 3 count them THREE networks in your house. | 05:00 |
neurodrone | leaf-sheep: try if 1. right click on the flash 2. double click on it .. works?! | 05:00 |
leaf-sheep | neurodrone: It does work. How about popping out of the browser (Hulu) and whatnot? It stayed in the screen. | 05:00 |
dreamcage | hi can someone tell me a webdesign software for me to use here in ubuntu? | 05:00 |
neurodrone | leaf-sheep: if you can de-grade back to older version or something | 05:00 |
leaf-sheep | I recently replaced compiz with metacity. Will see what's happening. | 05:00 |
Tekk1 | dreamcage: sudo apt-get install geany | 05:00 |
neurodrone | leaf-sheep: older version of GTK* | 05:01 |
altf2o | dreamcage: look into Joomla. I've been having a ton of fun with it. | 05:01 |
flexible | jrtroberts: how so? i have 192.168.1.x and 10.0.0x | 05:01 |
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leaf-sheep | !code | Tekk1 | 05:01 |
ubottu | Tekk1: Programming editors/suites: Terminal-based: vi/vim, emacs - KDE: Kate, KDevelop, Quanta+, Umbrello - GNOME: gvim, gedit, anjuta, pida, monodevelop, geany - Others: eclipse, netbeans, QtCreator | 05:01 |
flexible | i have two... the second router is an access point that is linked to the netgear router... it isn't its own network | 05:02 |
jrtroberts2 | flexible: the 1st network is the public internet | 05:02 |
Tekk1 | ubottu: what does that have to do with my question? | 05:02 |
ubottu | I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 05:02 |
jrtroberts2 | flexible: the second is the dsl modem -> First Router | 05:02 |
gamerguy26 | hello all ubuntu newbie here | 05:02 |
Tekk1 | ubottu: it's a ploy! you're going to kill us all in our sleep! | 05:02 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 05:02 |
dreamcage | altf2o, ive heard about it, but i want to create other things intall modle and i think joomla wont sopport all the programing i want becouse the business logic | 05:02 |
doseryder | !joomla | 05:02 |
ubottu | joomla information can be had here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Joomla | 05:02 |
jrtroberts2 | flexible: the third is the Router to the rest of the LAN | 05:02 |
dreamcage | altf2o, but thanks anyway | 05:02 |
flexible | oh, right... okay well would that cause issues? | 05:02 |
Tekk1 | !repository | 05:02 |
ubottu | The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories | 05:02 |
flexible | considering i can 'see everything' | 05:03 |
dreamcage | Tekk1, geanny is a great software? | 05:03 |
jrtroberts2 | flexible: if you don't have NAT enabled it can | 05:03 |
altf2o | dreamcage: it's highly extensible, but to each their own. | 05:03 |
gamerguy26 | how do i bring up that desktop cube thing | 05:03 |
Tekk1 | dreamcage: I absolutely love it, it's fast and it supports EVERYTHING | 05:04 |
leaf-sheep | !cube | gamerguy26 | 05:04 |
ubottu | gamerguy26: Compiz-Fusion (and the older Compiz and Beryl) are window managers that employ the "composite" extension of X to draw windows using graphics cards' 3D hardware. They can additionally provide "desktop special effects" (such as the "cube") by means of plug-ins. Join #compiz-fusion for help and support with advanced features. See also « /msg ubottu compiz » and « /msg ubottu effects » | 05:04 |
lhx_ | 05:04 | |
jrtroberts2 | flexible: don't worry about the 10.0.0.0 network on the dsl/modem... just turn on NAT on the Modem and the Router and that should work just fine. | 05:04 |
jrtroberts2 | flexible: and DHCP on both won't hurt. | 05:04 |
gamerguy26 | oh ok so i need a graphics card to use it . instead of integrated | 05:04 |
dreamcage | Tekk1, thank you so much | 05:04 |
ZaNeIuM | is it hard to change my boot up screen? | 05:04 |
Sagaci | hey, how do you help with the screenshots in synaptic package manager? | 05:05 |
flexible | jrtroberts, okay well that is what i'll do... thanks | 05:05 |
Tekk1 | ZaNeIuM: are you adverse to starting something on command line? | 05:05 |
ZaNeIuM | no | 05:05 |
Tekk1 | ZaNeIuM: click system, adminsitration, login window ;P | 05:06 |
ZaNeIuM | only been using linux for about 2 weeks | 05:06 |
gamerguy26 | or do i need an additional graphics card other than integrated ? | 05:06 |
ZaNeIuM | karmic | 05:06 |
flexible | jrtroberts: oh. and should upnp be enabled on both my router and modem | 05:06 |
Tekk1 | I need to know the main repository for hardy's address | 05:06 |
jrtroberts2 | upnp is Universal Plug and Play | 05:06 |
ZaNeIuM | not the login window, the boot screen | 05:06 |
Tekk1 | ZaNeIuM: don't worry, we were all new to GNU/Linux at one time ;D | 05:06 |
Tekk1 | oh | 05:06 |
lstarnes | Tekk1: will one of the mirrors work? | 05:06 |
gamerguy26 | i'm about 2 days new to linux | 05:06 |
Tekk1 | lstarnes: I don't see why not | 05:06 |
lstarnes | Tekk1: do you just need main and not the others? | 05:06 |
jrtroberts2 | flexible: that just lets machines outside of your network connect, it opens any port that any other machine wants | 05:07 |
lhx_ | jrtroberts2: you don't have a dad named bill do you? | 05:07 |
Tekk1 | lstarnes: just main | 05:07 |
jrtroberts2 | no dad named bill | 05:07 |
lhx_ | kk | 05:07 |
dreamcage | Tekk1, i entered in the home page of geany and it is an multi purpose IDE.. i would like a easy to draw tool to create css and desing things... does geany support things like that? | 05:07 |
lhx_ | thought i recognized your nick | 05:07 |
jrtroberts2 | flexible: turn that off | 05:07 |
Tekk1 | dreamcage: if you can code it, geany supports it | 05:07 |
Tekk1 | I was just using it for HTML+CSS a minute ago | 05:07 |
lstarnes | Tekk1: the lines that I have for main also have restricted | 05:07 |
ShapeShifter499 | nvm wine is ok now | 05:07 |
lstarnes | Tekk1: deb http://ubuntu.osuosl.org/ubuntu/ hardy main | 05:07 |
Tekk1 | lstarnes: I can remove it | 05:07 |
jrtroberts2 | flexible: upnp should always be off when connecting to the internet... | 05:07 |
unkmar | yeah, I was new to it when I was born. hadn't seen it yet. j/k. I only have about a year under my belt. | 05:08 |
lstarnes | Tekk1: followed by: deb-src http://ubuntu.osuosl.org/ubuntu/ hardy main | 05:08 |
jrtroberts2 | flexible: you can just do some port forwarding if you need a certain protocol or application to work... | 05:08 |
Meowpup | hey i got this error is it something to do with the ubuntu server being down?? " sudo apt-get update E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (2 No such file or directory) E: Unable to lock the list directory" | 05:08 |
dreamcage | Tekk1, of course, but when i say easy to draw i mean i could use the mouse... i am not a html expert and i need some fast previews | 05:08 |
JPSman | is it possible to try out other windows managers without closing gnome? | 05:08 |
unkmar | jrtroberts2: will he need to use iptables to do that? | 05:08 |
microlith | hmm | 05:08 |
microlith | whatever kernel 9.10 shipped with does not like it when vmware tries to be helpful | 05:09 |
jrtroberts2 | unkmar: iptables is for linux... | 05:09 |
Tekk1 | Tekk1: it's not frontpage or dreamweaver, but it works great when you learn the stuff | 05:09 |
jrtroberts2 | portforwarding on the router is self contained. | 05:09 |
Tekk1 | dreamcage: no, it's not what you're looking for then | 05:09 |
unkmar | JPSman: yeah, do remote X from another system. | 05:09 |
lstarnes | Tekk1: you might also want to add the updates and/or security repos | 05:09 |
princezuda | Hey quick question... isn't the setup connection multiverse in ubuntu to download things that may break laws in some countries? Reason I'm asking is because flash player used multiverse to install.... which is odd since it is legal to use the flash player. | 05:09 |
jrtroberts2 | if he was running a linux server for a router then he would use iptables, since that is effectively a catch all access list for linux systems. | 05:09 |
Tekk1 | lstarnes: no, I use an ubuntu based distro and our main has been down for a while, everything else has been up | 05:09 |
chompy | is there a program that will rip content off of dvds? That I own. | 05:10 |
unkmar | JPSman: I don't suggest it. But you can. You can keep both gnome and have another windom manager installed at the same time. then choose which to use. | 05:10 |
dreamcage | Tekk1, do you have another option for me to use? suggestions? (dreamweaver like programs) | 05:10 |
jrtroberts2 | unkmar: that answer your question? | 05:10 |
Tekk1 | dreamcage: no, I think things like that are an abomination personally... | 05:10 |
JPSman | unkmar: any way to do it on the same computer? | 05:10 |
lstarnes | Meowpup: no, that's caused by a missing file | 05:11 |
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Meowpup | i never deleted the file | 05:11 |
princezuda | dreamcage: I use dreamweaver and I learned the hard way that it is more pain than it is worth on the most part. Now some adobe products like flash cs4 are worth every single penny but not dreamweaver. | 05:11 |
greg_universe | j #rantradio | 05:12 |
greg_universe | sorry | 05:12 |
dreamcage | princezuda, may i privet message you? | 05:12 |
princezuda | yes you may. | 05:12 |
rickasaurus | ok sweet, I figure out how to fix it for one user via pulseaudio volume control | 05:12 |
unkmar | jrtroberts2: yes you answered my question. | 05:12 |
rickasaurus | now how do I make those settings the global default | 05:12 |
princezuda | Okay so isn't the use of multi-verse illegal? | 05:12 |
uncleBez | dreamweaver back like 8-10 years ago was a great tool. since then its more trouble than its worth. | 05:12 |
lstarnes | princezuda: no | 05:13 |
unkmar | JPSman: not that I know of. Maybe someone else knows more than I do. | 05:13 |
uncleBez | is code indenting for a start is ugly and so hard to configure! | 05:13 |
JPSman | unkmar: thank you :OD | 05:13 |
lstarnes | princezuda: if it were illegal, it wouldn't be an official part of ubuntu | 05:13 |
Meowpup | lstarnes: ok so in ubuntu 9.04 i cant do "sudo apt-get update" without the error. has it been updated for karmic ot something now | 05:13 |
jmspeex | OK, I think I've found out why my notifications end up being unreadable. Apparently, there's some bit of moronic code in the font preference and when I set my application font size to "10.5" then the noticication code only sees the 5 and give me notifications in 5pt | 05:13 |
lstarnes | princezuda: it's legal stuff that isn't freely licensed | 05:13 |
princezuda | hmm... I thought it was to download decoders and such that breaks parts of some countries laws. Reason I'm asking is because flash was downloaded via it. | 05:14 |
lstarnes | Meowpup: try using file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock | 05:14 |
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jlederman | what do I do when ssh tells me "no route to host" ? | 05:14 |
lstarnes | princezuda: you're probably thinking of the medibuntu repos | 05:14 |
ysj_ | hello, freshman test | 05:14 |
lstarnes | jlederman: check your routing | 05:14 |
unkmar | jlederman: give up and find another route. | 05:14 |
unkmar | jlederman: are you sure the ssh server is running? | 05:14 |
jlederman | unkmar, nope i'm really new to this. I'm trying to ssh into my palm pre from my computer. I have the necessary components installed | 05:15 |
git__ | anyone here has a blackberry? | 05:16 |
unkmar | jlederman: I see. Hmm, palm pre. fancy toy. first thought, has it been rebooted. As in turned off and on again. i don't know if that is needed, but it can't hurt. | 05:17 |
unkmar | jlederman: do you know the pre's ip? | 05:17 |
git__ | where do you get ssh app for blackberry? | 05:17 |
jlederman | unkmar: yep i've tried both the local and wan ip address. the local one returned the "no route ..." and the wan is just sitting.. like its working but no results yet | 05:18 |
princezuda | I have a blackberry. | 05:18 |
princezuda | git: | 05:18 |
princezuda | I connect my blackberry to my computer via usb and ubuntu reads it as another hard drive and charges it at the same time. | 05:19 |
jlederman | unkmar, i'm really just not familiar enough with the terminal commands for ssh yet, and the manual is rather large (just started tinkering with all this this afternoon) | 05:19 |
unkmar | jlederman: I'd only try the local. | 05:19 |
unkmar | I'd do the wan after I new the local was working. much faster reject time. | 05:19 |
jlederman | exactly | 05:19 |
jlederman | well, either way I get the no route to host. so that means something is not running? namely, whatever it is on the phone that needs to be turned on | 05:20 |
Meowpup | lstarnes: how do i get apt-get update to do that | 05:20 |
jlederman | unkmar: oh snap i tried again and it gave me authenticity check rather than error... | 05:21 |
lstarnes | Meowpup: it's a terminal command | 05:21 |
jlederman | permission denied lol | 05:21 |
unkmar | jlederman: now you are down to getting the user/pass correct or a keypair. | 05:21 |
lstarnes | Meowpup: file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock | 05:21 |
jlederman | unkmar: correct. I know how to use the keygen, but am not sure about getting a duplicate on the phone.. | 05:22 |
jlederman | unkmar: it would be incorrect to make them separately on the phone and the pc, yes? i've read that it has to be copied into a directory | 05:22 |
jrtroberts2 | alright, I am starting to feel even better about taking all of these CISCO classes... | 05:22 |
altf2o | jrtroberts2: what are you going for? | 05:23 |
unkmar | jlederman: I don't remember the exact process. but it boils down to a public/private key pair. Gotta have the public in one place and the private in the other. | 05:23 |
Meowpup | lstarnes: file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock | 05:23 |
Meowpup | /var/lib/apt/lists/lock: ERROR: cannot open `/var/lib/apt/lists/lock' (No such file or directory) | 05:23 |
lstarnes | Meowpup: then that file does not exist | 05:23 |
unkmar | jlederman: both are generated at the same time using the same system. phone or computer. | 05:23 |
cxo | When I do man stdio.h, it says no man page found, why not? Fedora has a man page for that | 05:23 |
jrtroberts2 | right now an AAS in Network Specialist, and then a BASIT in netowrk management, and then a MBA in Computer Science. | 05:24 |
lstarnes | Meowpup: use sudo touch /var/lib/apt/lists/lock | 05:24 |
altf2o | very nice... | 05:24 |
jrtroberts2 | Currently I am taking CCNP classes... | 05:24 |
jrtroberts2 | just one more after this and and Econ class and My AAS is finished... | 05:24 |
lstarnes | Meowpup: thrn use sudo chmod 0640 /var/lib/apt/lists/lock | 05:24 |
Meowpup | lstarnes: chmod: cannot access `/var/lib/apt/lists/lock': No such file or directory | 05:25 |
lstarnes | Meowpup: you didn't use touch | 05:25 |
altf2o | congrats. I've long since established i'm not good in school, i learn better on my own. I've recently started studying for my CCNA. So far not to bad, although we'll see how these 'simulators' stack up to real equipment i would prob. get in a class. | 05:26 |
Meowpup | ls i used to be able to update fine now i know i have not deleated that file is there a way of restoring it | 05:26 |
Meowpup | the origional | 05:26 |
lstarnes | Meowpup: yes | 05:26 |
lstarnes | Meowpup: by using touch | 05:26 |
lstarnes | Meowpup: it is always an empty file when it does exist | 05:26 |
pnema | HI all, I freed up some space on a new partition, does someone have a good link that states how to move an existing file system onto a new partition (using 9.10) | 05:27 |
jrtroberts2 | altf2o: actually packet tracer is as good as the real equiment in about 85-90 percent of CCNA related scenarios. | 05:27 |
Meowpup | lsttouch manually doing it | 05:27 |
jlederman | unkmar: yeah, I think i have to copy it. ssh-keygen man says "The contents of this file should be added to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on all machines where the user wishes to log in using RSA authentication. " | 05:27 |
Meowpup | lstarnes: touch manually doing it | 05:27 |
jrtroberts2 | my only recommendation is that you get used to using the console cables and termial app in the pc desktop... | 05:27 |
lstarnes | jlederman: just copy the contents of your ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub into the server's into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys | 05:28 |
jrtroberts2 | if you are not using packet tracer or the CISCO official Cirriculum, then I am not sure what to tell you. BOSON makes their own version of the cisco IOS with limited capabilities. | 05:28 |
lstarnes | jlederman: there is an way to do that remotely with one command. I think it is cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | ssh USER@HOST "tee -a ~/.ssh/authorized_keys" | 05:28 |
lstarnes | *a way | 05:29 |
mobilecc | howdy | 05:29 |
jrtroberts2 | The biggest thing you will miss out on not using real equiment is the way it looks and feels and responds. actually hooking up cables, and having to verify patch cable types... | 05:29 |
jlederman | lstarnes: ahhh ok thank you | 05:29 |
Out_Cold | i am loving the xrandr ease of use now... used to be such a pain trying to set up an extended desktop onto the TV... | 05:29 |
altf2o | gotcha... Well my work has the Cisco library for free so i've been reading the PDFs. Just noticed i get 40% off at ciscopress.com so i will be using the Cisco material for sure. I'll have to check into packet tracer | 05:29 |
mcurran | wow the backtrack guys don't talk much | 05:30 |
jrtroberts2 | packet tracer is a dream... | 05:30 |
Out_Cold | mcurran, they have their days... and they don't usually answer stupid questions | 05:30 |
jrtroberts2 | learn about simulation mode and you can inspect packets on a hop by hop basis... you can look at the pdu's and see what changes are made from device to device. and it will even allow you to run quizes on what is happening at the various layers of the OSI stack, or TCP/IP, | 05:31 |
DigitalKiwi | Out_Cold: such as? | 05:31 |
Out_Cold | DigitalKiwi, such as how do i crack my neighbour's WEP ;) | 05:32 |
DigitalKiwi | lawl | 05:32 |
DigitalKiwi | ubuntu forums has that guide! | 05:32 |
Out_Cold | and so do several other forums.... but it's not legal | 05:32 |
altf2o | nice | 05:32 |
jrtroberts2 | alft2o: if you register for a class at cisco.netacad.net and take one class and pass it then you can register as an alumni, which gives you access to all cisco material in ccna and ccnp... | 05:33 |
DigitalKiwi | they disguise it as a "how do i crack my own wep" post | 05:33 |
dAlfa89_ | WEP is pretty easy, WPA on the other hand.. ): | 05:33 |
Josti | Hello! I would need some help with Ubuntu and touchscreen | 05:33 |
Shentino | Cracking your own wep though is a good idea...it shows you how crappy it is :) | 05:33 |
Out_Cold | dAlfa89_, it's possible with a lot of GPUs | 05:33 |
Shentino | ditto for WPA1 | 05:33 |
MenZa | !details | Josti | 05:33 |
ubottu | Josti: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 05:33 |
Josti | I cant seem to calibrate my touch screen | 05:33 |
Shentino | IIRC they found a hole in that one | 05:33 |
maco | dAlfa89_: meh flood the AP for force a reassociation....WPA is a one-packet attack | 05:33 |
jrtroberts2 | also if you pass the CCNA semester 4 final exam with like an 80% or above on your first try, then you get a discount voucher for taking the exam ... | 05:33 |
maco | s/for/or/ | 05:33 |
Shentino | so go with WPA2 with AES | 05:33 |
dAlfa89_ | WPA-PSK here | 05:34 |
Silent_Echo | my router dosnt need a password -.- i live out in the middle of nowhere... | 05:34 |
jrtroberts2 | but that only matter if you are going to pay for an academy class... | 05:34 |
altf2o | nice, that's awesome. Thank you. | 05:34 |
Out_Cold | Shentino, just change your password every few weeks if you are that paranoid | 05:34 |
Josti | I have a eGalax TouchScreen but i cant seem to calibrate it right | 05:34 |
Meowpup | is one of the serves down today | 05:35 |
smackdaddy | does anyone know of a good web based email app, that lets users create their own name/pass kind of like yahoo/hotmail. ? | 05:35 |
Shentino | I'm just remarking on WPA1's flaws. Rumor has it that it's just as bad as WEP | 05:35 |
jrtroberts2 | you may need to see if you have to take the class online though, as usually you have to register with the cisco academy through a certified partner school... | 05:35 |
Shentino | Personally, I just use IP reservations to lock everyone else out | 05:35 |
jrtroberts2 | but check it out... | 05:35 |
Shentino | then if something else tries to spoof my MAC I know something is screwy. | 05:36 |
ctmjr | my neighbor was stealing my wifi till i gave him a printout of his bank statement | 05:36 |
argentino | i do sudo dd if=/dev/sdb1 of=OS/ubuntu-UNR.iso to burn de iso into the pendrive but i doesnt copy anything am i typing it ok? | 05:36 |
jrtroberts2 | and I have heard that the CCNA is the hardest exam out of all the CISCO exams | 05:36 |
DigitalKiwi | ctmjr: lmao | 05:36 |
DigitalKiwi | nice | 05:36 |
Josti | I have a eGalax TouchScreen but i cant seem to calibrate it right | 05:37 |
Out_Cold | yea... i suppose people should mind what they do with illegal bandwidth | 05:37 |
Out_Cold | i had a router set up as a honey pot before | 05:37 |
jrtroberts2 | well night all... | 05:37 |
altf2o | really? I really was looking at CCNA Security and perhaps CCNP. Not sure from there. My passion has always been in programming, but my job opened me up to networking which is very fascinating. | 05:37 |
RyanJ | If I want something to happen automatically (launch a program) when I connect a USB Flash Drive, what should I do? | 05:37 |
altf2o | thanks for the tips, appreciate it. | 05:37 |
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maco | dAlfa89_: WPA1 or WPA2? if 1, i hope youre using AES not TKIP. WPA+TKIP = 12 minuts | 05:37 |
unkmar | RyanJ: depends on WHEN you want it to happen. | 05:38 |
alabd | leaf-sheep: sun-java-jre is installed should be removed for firefox detecting java from openjdk ? | 05:38 |
jrtroberts2 | well CCNA is hard because it covers such a broad range of information compared to the other exams... they just get more and more specific. | 05:38 |
unkmar | RyanJ: I am not sure where you would trigger that action. | 05:38 |
elendal__ | BOOYA! | 05:38 |
dAlfa89_ | WPA2+AES | 05:38 |
Silent_Echo | anyone kno anything about makeing your current os complete with all the prefrences into an iso....like a back up | 05:38 |
jrtroberts2 | and taking the composite exam is easier than taking the ICND's | 05:38 |
elendal__ | MOTHERFUCKERS! | 05:38 |
dAlfa89_ | maco, ^ | 05:38 |
RyanJ | unkmar, ok | 05:38 |
elendal__ | SEX | 05:39 |
maco | !ops | elendal__ langauge | 05:39 |
ubottu | elendal__ langauge: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, Madpilot, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, Jack_Sparrow, nickrud, jpds, bazhang, jussi01, Flannel or ikonia! | 05:39 |
dAlfa89_ | Have I any reason to be paranoid yet? ;D | 05:39 |
altf2o | i was definitely going to go composite. At $150 or $125x2 , no comparison especially with a little one on the way :) | 05:39 |
unkmar | RyanJ: I do know that it is detectable in dmesg. | 05:39 |
ctmjr | !clone | Silent_Echo | 05:39 |
ubottu | Silent_Echo: To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « aptitude --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install » - See also !automate | 05:39 |
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altf2o | good to know though, i'll focus on that. | 05:39 |
RyanJ | I was wondering if I should be looking around in HAL or DBUS or whatever controls the low level stuff | 05:39 |
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Out_Cold | dAlfa89_, only if you have something you shouldn't | 05:39 |
* Shentino gets dizzy watching chanserv | 05:40 | |
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dAlfa89_ | Out_Cold, yeah, I know who shot Kennedy and who took down the towers -.- | 05:40 |
jrtroberts2 | and if you can, once you get the 2 and 3 classes or material covered, routing and switching, take a look at the CCNP routing and switching books to get a better idea of what is going on... help you pass the exam... | 05:40 |
Out_Cold | was americans :p | 05:40 |
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Gorgatron | hi | 05:40 |
altf2o | nice, will do :) | 05:40 |
hemant_ | i want to run ubuntu from Copmact ID | 05:41 |
dAlfa89_ | Out_Cold, you know it too?! Run! | 05:41 |
Gorgatron | so a couple days ago someone spammed some 96mb text file that tried to get me to download like 200 copies of it lol | 05:41 |
hemant_ | but a minimize installation | 05:41 |
Out_Cold | what's a copmact ID? | 05:41 |
unkmar | hemant_: Copmact ID? | 05:41 |
jrtroberts2 | night all | 05:41 |
Out_Cold | or not.. | 05:42 |
hemant_ | compact flash | 05:42 |
Out_Cold | hemant_, it's a usb flash? | 05:43 |
hemant_ | no its a ide flash its like an harddisk | 05:43 |
Out_Cold | well then i would only assume that you would install it like any other disk and use the minimal installation setup and select that disk | 05:44 |
unkmar | hemant_: so you need a persistant usb install to minimize drive access and maximize overall life. | 05:44 |
git__ | how much is the cheapest usb 16GB flash drive? | 05:44 |
Flare-Laptop | git__: Offtopic? | 05:44 |
Silent_Echo | git__: black friday.... its a good day | 05:44 |
Out_Cold | i paid $40 CDN for my last 8GB flash | 05:45 |
hemant_ | mean? | 05:45 |
Out_Cold | !usb | hemant_ | 05:45 |
ubottu | hemant_: 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 | 05:45 |
spO | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/440233 | 05:48 |
Out_Cold | i heard talk about having another ubuntu channel.. are they gonna do that or just keep one over populated channel? | 05:48 |
bazhang | Out_Cold, please take this to #ubuntu-offtopic | 05:49 |
Out_Cold | it's fairly on topic no? | 05:49 |
Josti | Hello! Could anyone help me with my egalax touch screen ? Cant seem to calibrate it | 05:49 |
digitalfiz | whats good vnc software for ubuntu but works on windows too | 05:49 |
bazhang | Out_Cold, no, its not. Please move it there | 05:49 |
\\`00t | Hi | 05:50 |
digitalfiz | are atleast a combo that works together | 05:50 |
dAlfa89_ | Out_Cold, but it's not support, which is probably related to the idea of seperate channels | 05:50 |
Flare-Laptop | \\`00t: Hello Welcome to #ubuntu | 05:50 |
\\`00t | Flare-Laptop, Howdy ... remember you from a few months ago | 05:50 |
Out_Cold | yea... i'm just to lazy to type /join #ubuntu-offtopic | 05:50 |
Shentino | lol | 05:51 |
\\`00t | Flare-Laptop, I've got a stupid "mono-common" dependency issue in 9.10 | 05:51 |
Flare-Laptop | Flare-Laptop: Mono works fine on my pc's | 05:51 |
\\`00t | I keep getting an "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: mono-common" | 05:51 |
qwebirc15308 | having problems with live usb persistent karmic after splash screen and loading screen get keyring then nothing except circle shaped cursor [not a fresh install...booted 5-10 times] | 05:51 |
Flare-Laptop | \\`00t: for like which package are you trying to install? | 05:52 |
\\`00t | Flare-Laptop, Have you tried installing "gnome-artNG"? | 05:52 |
Out_Cold | qwebirc15308, what's changed since the last time it was booting correctly? | 05:52 |
Flare-Laptop | Flare-Laptop: No I haven't | 05:52 |
\\`00t | it's one of my all-time favorites (love the ability to change look/feel) ... but broken on 9.10 now | 05:52 |
Out_Cold | nice quit msg | 05:53 |
Flare-Laptop | \\`00t: yeah that package doesn't exist in karmic | 05:53 |
\\`00t | CRAP ... so is there a way to "get around that"? | 05:53 |
\\`00t | that's what I've found but mono still works by default so ... | 05:53 |
Flare-Laptop | \\`00t: As far as I know there isn't. | 05:53 |
\\`00t | dammit, author of the program doesn't respond to emails | 05:54 |
Out_Cold | gotta love that.. | 05:54 |
Flare-Laptop | \\`00t: Report a bug I guess | 05:54 |
\\`00t | Flare-Laptop, So ... how do you change your GUI look/feel? | 05:54 |
hemant_ | i want to run ubuntu from compact flash ide | 05:54 |
Flare-Laptop | \\`00t: New themes :D | 05:54 |
\\`00t | Flare-Laptop, ... I've never tried ... how's that done? | 05:54 |
Out_Cold | hemant_, we already gave you a link to install a persistent OS | 05:55 |
Silent_Echo | \\`00t: you familiar with emerald? | 05:55 |
Out_Cold | hemant_, For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 05:55 |
\\`00t | Silent_Echo, I am not | 05:55 |
Josti | Hello! Could anyone help me with my egalax touch screen ? Cant seem to calibrate it | 05:55 |
Silent_Echo | \\`00t: compiz fusion? | 05:55 |
Flare-Laptop | !art | \\`00t | 05:55 |
ubottu | \\`00t: Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy | 05:55 |
maco | \\`00t: dont use emerald | 05:55 |
maco | \\`00t: its unmaintained and super-crashy and will not be fixed because its been abandoned | 05:56 |
\\`00t | OK, I guess I have a few pages to go read | 05:56 |
maco | \\`00t: get themes from http://gnome-look.org | 05:56 |
murcherson | so grub2, what a wonder to behold | 05:56 |
murcherson | i think not | 05:56 |
Silent_Echo | maco: realy?...i never had a problem with it | 05:56 |
Flare-Laptop | murcherson: offtopic? | 05:56 |
maco | Silent_Echo: it hasnt had a patch in at least a year and a half, maybe 2 | 05:56 |
smackdaddy | whats a good webmail server for ubuntu 9.10 that lets users create their own accounts? | 05:56 |
murcherson | sorry but i have to tell someone | 05:56 |
qwebirc15308 | can anyone help with a black screen in karmic live usb? | 05:56 |
maco | Silent_Echo: so all those crashes it had back then...still there | 05:56 |
sharpen047 | does anyone know why kubuntu will only play sound through one application at a time? | 05:56 |
Silent_Echo | maco: interesting...so what do you use? | 05:57 |
maco | Silent_Echo: well i dont use compiz anymore, but when i did.... the gtk-window-decorator can use metacity themes just fine but will apply compositing to them on its own | 05:57 |
zcat[1] | changing the login screen in karmic... can it be done? | 05:57 |
maco | Silent_Echo: the window manager i use does not have window borders, title bars, etc, because it does not work that way | 05:57 |
sharpen047 | does anyone know why kubuntu will only play sound through one application at a time?(seen confirmed bugs but no real solution) | 05:57 |
Out_Cold | sharpen047, it's an alsa issue i think where each app takes full control of your sound... i don't think there is a solution yet | 05:57 |
Flare-Laptop | zcat[1]: Yes, with gnome-theme-manager | 05:57 |
Shentino | pulseaudio? | 05:58 |
Shentino | *ducks* | 05:58 |
sharpen047 | yes | 05:58 |
sharpen047 | lol | 05:58 |
zcat[1] | gnome-theme-manager: command not found | 05:58 |
sharpen047 | can i just remove it and use alsa or something? | 05:58 |
next_jerk | hi | 05:58 |
Flare-Laptop | zcat[1]: hold on | 05:58 |
maco | zcat[1]: gnome-appearance-properties you mean? | 05:58 |
Silent_Echo | maco: yeah...i got introduced to emerald and i just kinda stuck with it, never gave me problems so i just blindly stuck with it XP | 05:58 |
\\`00t | So, on gnome-look (along the left side) which option do I pick so it'll work with the "Appearence Preferences" applet? | 05:58 |
maco | sharpen047: kubuntu doesnt include pulseaudio, so go ahead | 05:58 |
Shentino | To be honest I always found alsa to be quite willing to let multiple apps use the sound at the same time | 05:58 |
murcherson | is pulseaudio still tied in to desktop? | 05:58 |
Out_Cold | sharpen047, pulseaudio uses alsa as a higher lever stack | 05:58 |
maco | Silent_Echo: thereve been attempts to remove it from the archive since development stalled a long time ago | 05:59 |
maco | murcherson: in gnome, yes | 05:59 |
Shentino | so pulse -> alsa -> sound card | 05:59 |
Flare-Laptop | zcat[1]: idk | 05:59 |
maco | murcherson: more and more each realease | 05:59 |
zcat[1] | LOGIN screen... not in gnome-appearance-properties | 05:59 |
sharpen047 | Shentino, so if i uninstall PA will it fall back to alsa? or is there more work Out_Cold | 05:59 |
murcherson | hmmm | 05:59 |
Josti | Hello! Could anyone help me with my egalax touch screen ? Cant seem to calibrate it | 05:59 |
maco | sharpen047: yes it will | 05:59 |
Out_Cold | Shentino, something like that.. i think there are a few more levels but yea | 05:59 |
sharpen047 | maco, kubuntu karmic comes with PA | 05:59 |
maco | sharpen047: no it does not | 05:59 |
maco | sharpen047: im on the kubuntu development team | 05:59 |
Out_Cold | Shentino, i just use one app at a time lol | 05:59 |
maco | sharpen047: perhaps you installed java? | 06:00 |
Shentino | meh, I like firing up sox in a VT and doing stuff on desktop ^^ | 06:00 |
sharpen047 | maco, thank you | 06:00 |
sharpen047 | maco, if it is installed i did it through firefox | 06:00 |
Shentino | though there's some sort of bug that kills the sound at least temporarily when you switch to a VT | 06:00 |
Shentino | and it gets hosed if that VT belongs to someone else other than who owns the desktop | 06:00 |
maco | sharpen047: i think java is the most common way for pulseaudio to accidentally end up on kubuntu systems. personally, i like pulseaudio, but then ive had over a year of hanging out with the audio guru to learn to make it work for me | 06:00 |
lowlycoder | in the english sentenced, is the right grammar "friends worth dying beside" or "friends worth dying besides"? | 06:00 |
Out_Cold | lol | 06:01 |
zcat[1] | there are gdm theme packages in karmic but absolutely no way of USING any of the themes?!! | 06:01 |
Flare-Laptop | !lol | Out_Cold | 06:01 |
ubottu | Out_Cold: Please don't use "LOL" and "OMG" and so forth on a regular basis. This is IRC, not IM, and using those lines on their own is not required, and it is rather annoying to the rest of the people in the channel; thanks. | 06:01 |
maco | lowlycoder: the former | 06:01 |
maco | lowlycoder: also, thats offtopic | 06:01 |
Flare-Laptop | !ot | lowlycoder | 06:01 |
ubottu | lowlycoder: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 06:01 |
lowlycoder | maco: what is the grammar rule I should look up? | 06:01 |
maco | lowlycoder: im not sure | 06:01 |
zcat[1] | so is there a config file or something in gconf that I can change? | 06:02 |
\\`00t | Hey, my brother ran Ubuntu like 3yrs ago and he had an awesome interface that looked like a "cube" that would have different desktops on each edge ... does that still exist? | 06:02 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: I just ssh that ip and it worked | 06:02 |
Flare-Laptop | !compiz | \\`00t | 06:02 |
ubottu | \\`00t: Compiz (compositing window manager), for a howto see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager and more help #compiz | 06:02 |
Out_Cold | i think that over use of badly timed bot scripts should be limited to people who are actually opped | 06:02 |
Shentino | lowly: Actually that one depends on context. PM me if you want details, but not here in public | 06:02 |
zcat[1] | !compiz | \\`00t | 06:02 |
Blue1 | is anyone else having usb flash drive mount failures in 9.10? | 06:02 |
sharpen047 | maco, haha well is therea way to configure it so i can have sound through firefox and amarok?(example) | 06:02 |
\\`00t | sweet | 06:02 |
Flare-Laptop | Out_Cold: Nope, not when a IRC op helper (like me) know when and how to use them :) | 06:03 |
zcat[1] | \\`00t: mostly you just need to install compizconfig-settings-manager and enable the cube through that, compiz is already installer and running in ubuntu since way back | 06:03 |
Out_Cold | tool | 06:03 |
zcat[1] | *installed | 06:03 |
maco | sharpen047: theoretically, if *everything* or *nothing* in system settings -> multimedia is set to use pulseaudio, it should all work, but mixing and matching will break things | 06:03 |
sharpen047 | maco, i changed "audio output" and set to all devices | 06:04 |
maco | sharpen047: not having pulseaudio installed at all should also work in kubuntu because phonon *should* handle everything | 06:04 |
zcat[1] | \\`00t: assuming you have a 3d-capable video card and any required drivers | 06:04 |
qwebirc15308 | Blue1: I am | 06:04 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: yeah, so did I. | 06:04 |
maco | sharpen047: restarting those apps may be necessary for it to take effect | 06:04 |
cybermuttaqin | halo | 06:04 |
Blue1 | qwebirc15308: I can always just manually mount/dismount but it's a pain.... | 06:04 |
cybermuttaqin | i am new in ubuntu server | 06:04 |
KenBW2 | how can install IEs4linux in Karmic? | 06:04 |
cybermuttaqin | please help me | 06:04 |
* zcat[1] does NOT have a 3d capable video card on this laptop.. no cubic goodness for me. :( | 06:04 | |
maco | !ask | cybermuttaqin | 06:05 |
ubottu | cybermuttaqin: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 06:05 |
Flare-Laptop | zcat[1]: Card? | 06:05 |
Silent_Echo | personally i find cube to b annoying | 06:05 |
qwebirc15308 | Blue1: mine have to do with a bad unmount most of the time. | 06:05 |
Meowpup | KenBW2: y do you want internet explorer in linux | 06:05 |
Flare-Laptop | Silent_Echo: Not me, it rocks! | 06:05 |
zcat[1] | ATO rage mobility something.. hang on | 06:05 |
Blue1 | qwebirc15308: well the automount feature seems disabled... | 06:05 |
Flare-Laptop | ATI* | 06:05 |
KenBW2 | Meowpup: web development | 06:05 |
Snausages | zcat[1]: what's cubic goodness? | 06:05 |
zcat[1] | 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 661/741/760 PCI/AGP or 662/761Gx PCIE VGA Display Adapter | 06:05 |
Flare-Laptop | Snausages: Compiz | 06:05 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: how?? you didn't get to my files right? | 06:05 |
Out_Cold | KenBW2, that might be possible in wine but i would check at the wine-hq | 06:06 |
zcat[1] | sorry, not ATI that was my last laptop | 06:06 |
qwebirc15308 | Blue1: I am sorry i am not having the same problem | 06:06 |
Flare-Laptop | zcat[1]: er never heard of it, sorry can't help you there | 06:06 |
Meowpup | KenBW2: its not internet explorer is baised on it | 06:06 |
arvinoids | hi, how do I send a file on Empathy? (yahoo) | 06:06 |
Snausages | Flare-Laptop: I haven't seen it. my ubuntu machine is a netbook so I doubt it could handle it. | 06:06 |
Meowpup | the true internet explorer ie in windows | 06:06 |
Blue1 | qwebirc15308: ah well at least there's a work around... | 06:06 |
sharpen047 | maco, it has been this way sincei upgraded via alternate cd image from 9.08 i think it was, and uninstalling PA uninstalls half the things on my system like dolphin, kde-window-manager, and konqueror.. the list is about 100 apps long | 06:06 |
KenBW2 | Out_Cold: are you familiar with http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/ | 06:06 |
Flare-Laptop | Snausages: run compiz --replace and try it | 06:06 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: yeah, I got in and stole a copy of all your records. I saw that you didn't pay the IRS last year. I'll inform them of your SSN. | 06:06 |
qwebirc15308 | Blue1: good luck | 06:06 |
zcat[1] | Flare-Laptop: I'm beyond help, I need a better laptop | 06:06 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: of course I can't see jack. I don't have a login. :P | 06:06 |
git__ | anyone know how to configure grub so that it doesn't combine casper-rw to the filesystem in a live usb? | 06:07 |
Snausages | Flare-Laptop: what's the way out of it if it doesn't work? | 06:07 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: I don't know who's a hacker or not | 06:07 |
zcat[1] | It's not a lack of config or drivers, it's just that the hardware is physically incapable of 3d | 06:07 |
Out_Cold | http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/ "This web site at www.tatanka.com.br has been reported as an attack site and has been blocked based on your security preferences." | 06:07 |
arvinoids | Hello all. How do I send file through Empathy using Yahoo protocol? Option is grayed out. | 06:08 |
maco | sharpen047: please pastebin output of "aptitude why pulseaudio" | 06:08 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: if it can be done. I probably could do it. but, I haven't applied myself in those areas. so, No. I didn't get anything. Just verified that the port resolved to an active ssh connection. | 06:08 |
Josti | Hello Anyone here that knows anything about touchscreens ? | 06:08 |
KenBW2 | Out_Cold: yea i noticed that, but it's fairly well-known | 06:08 |
Flare-Laptop | arvinoids: Upload it to filebin.ca, and give them the URL | 06:08 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: so did it let you try to log in | 06:08 |
arvinoids | what do i need to upload? | 06:08 |
unkmar | yes, and fingerprinted me. | 06:09 |
landry | Out_Cold: I thought linux was supposed to be immune to viruses | 06:09 |
Out_Cold | KenBW2, and it seems that you need wine for it to work.. | 06:09 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: what does it mean for me? | 06:09 |
KenBW2 | Out_Cold: yea i know, but when i tried t failed | 06:09 |
Out_Cold | landry, very not true..... people just don't write viruses for linux.. that and you need sudo rights to run the virus | 06:09 |
sharpen047 | maco, haha only puts out this "i pulseaudio-module-x11 Depends pulseaudio (= 1:0.9.19-0ubuntu4)" | 06:09 |
Silent_Echo | question to the room....empathy: what clients can it video chat with, Pidgin: what clients can pidgin video chat with? | 06:10 |
Flare-Laptop | !virus | Out_Cold, landry | 06:10 |
ubottu | Out_Cold, landry: A/V software is available, however read this to understand why Linux does not have a virus problem: http://librenix.com/?inode=21 | 06:10 |
maco | landry: there have been ~30 viruses for linux in the wild over the years. they are quickly patched out of existence. none in a few years that im aware of | 06:10 |
Out_Cold | KenBW2, have you found any other info on that app other than that onee site?? it seems pretty fishy to me | 06:10 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: it means that the ssh is working and the portforwarding is working. you just need stable way to know where the system is if your Internet IP changes on your DSL network. | 06:10 |
landry | Out_Cold: well if I visit the site and dont give my password... | 06:10 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: should it work? cuz all it did to me was keep saying that the network was unreachable | 06:10 |
KenBW2 | Out_Cold: ive used it on previous iterations of ubuntu | 06:10 |
davebs | I think my driver modules got deleted from /lib/modules/kernel version/kernel directory, is there any way to rebuild them? | 06:10 |
hemant_ | how can i run the ubuntu linux from ram | 06:10 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: unreachable outside of my network | 06:11 |
Flare-Laptop | hemant_: Live CD? | 06:11 |
Silent_Echo | hemant_: live cd | 06:11 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: if the no-ip properly resolves to your Internet ip. then it will work. | 06:11 |
\\`00t | Stupid question ... in Compiz ... how do I add more than 2 desktops (2 doesn't make for an exciting cube, hah) | 06:11 |
Flare-Laptop | ShapeShifter499: Get a real domain :D | 06:11 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: it IS reachable from outside of your network by the IP. | 06:11 |
maco | \\`00t: in general settings you can set horizontal virtual size to 4 | 06:11 |
Flare-Laptop | \\`00t: install compizconfig-settings manager, then set the horizontal virtual size to 4 on the general menu | 06:12 |
Flare-Laptop | oos | 06:12 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: but not when I use the url the no-ip gave me | 06:12 |
Flare-Laptop | oops* | 06:12 |
Out_Cold | i have had several difficulties with wine apps even though a lot of them seem heavily supported | 06:12 |
unkmar | \\`00t: right click the desktop selection thingy on the bar and select a number larger than 2 for horizontal desktops. | 06:12 |
KenBW2 | Out_Cold: maybe if it's a wine app it would cause problems if you installed it n Windows, hence the warning | 06:12 |
\\`00t | Flare-Laptop, Can you have a diff wallpaper on each "desktop"? | 06:12 |
Flare-Laptop | \\`00t: Not yet | 06:12 |
Flare-Laptop | \\`00t: As far as I know anyway, I can't. | 06:12 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: that is because no-ip appears to not have the correct IP set. | 06:13 |
masterfishslayer | in need of help with karmic live usb persistent {post install] | 06:13 |
\\`00t | this is awesome! | 06:13 |
sharpen047 | maco, any ideas? | 06:13 |
sevol1 | does anyone know why sound in mplayer doesn't work? | 06:13 |
\\`00t | "Number of desktops" is set to 1 ... | 06:13 |
Trezker | I think I saw a video yesterday of compiz with different backgrouns on each | 06:13 |
Out_Cold | KenBW2, very possible but still sounds fishy... 4 security reports in 90 days is not very good | 06:13 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: whats the difference between the url and ip? | 06:13 |
sevol1 | my sound works, but in mplayer the volume icon is greyed out | 06:13 |
Shentino | What is the proper way to pronounce "sudo" | 06:13 |
Shentino | Does it rhyme with judo? | 06:13 |
\\`00t | There really isn't any "help" for this :) | 06:13 |
maco | sharpen047: pastebin output of trying to remove pulseaudio | 06:13 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: what url where you given? | 06:13 |
Flare-Laptop | Shentino: yeah | 06:13 |
KenBW2 | \\`00t:i think what you can do is make an image that's (number of desktops * horz resolution) | 06:13 |
landry | url maps to an ip | 06:13 |
maco | Shentino: proper is like "sue due" but "sue doe" is common too | 06:14 |
KenBW2 | Out_Cold: ill look into it | 06:14 |
\\`00t | oooh, that makes sense | 06:14 |
maco | Shentino: because its "superuser do" where "do" is the verb | 06:14 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: shapeshifter499.hopto.org | 06:14 |
pcdummy | sevol1: for me it works perfect | 06:14 |
maco | Shentino: i go with the judo-rhyming one | 06:14 |
sevol1 | pcdummy: i mean totem not mplayer sorry | 06:14 |
Flare-Laptop | Shentino: it means fake root :P | 06:14 |
unkmar | that is an inside ip address. | 06:14 |
\\`00t | OK everyone, thanks ... I'm out for the night! | 06:14 |
\\`00t | g'nite all | 06:14 |
maco | Shentino: out of habit | 06:14 |
Flare-Laptop | \\`00t: night | 06:14 |
maco | Flare-Laptop: or more literally, "superuser do" like "simon says" | 06:15 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: it isn't getting an outside IP. | 06:15 |
Flare-Laptop | macd_: Yup that too | 06:15 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: and i bet I know why. | 06:15 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: why? | 06:15 |
Flare-Laptop | ShapeShifter499: check your dsl modem and your router | 06:15 |
landry | http://xkcd.com/149/ | 06:15 |
Flare-Laptop | !ot | landry | 06:15 |
ubottu | landry: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 06:15 |
switchgirl | anyone having issues updating? | 06:15 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: your DSL modem doubles as a router. so your router gets the modems inside IP. | 06:15 |
pcdummy | sevol1: bye ... | 06:15 |
GammaX | I recently upgraded 9.04 UE to 9.10, is there a way to roll back to 9.04? | 06:16 |
pcdummy | GammaX: why do you want to roll back? | 06:16 |
sharpen047 | maco, i think it finished but here it is http://pastebin.com/d621de90f | 06:17 |
ftab | how can I find a string in files ? | 06:17 |
landry | GammaX: backup? | 06:17 |
GammaX | pcdummy: After upgrade it does not see my laptops touchpad and no audio/video is seen anymore | 06:17 |
maco | ftab: grep | 06:17 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: ohh I see | 06:17 |
ftab | is there any gnome tool for that or I have to rely on command line ? | 06:17 |
GammaX | landry: I didnt | 06:17 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: and plese don't use that irfan.php link I gave earlier. My system sort of depends on it. | 06:17 |
ftab | maco, thanks but I used grep I m not sure it returns the desired result ? | 06:17 |
ftab | maco is there any gui tool ? | 06:17 |
pcdummy | GammaX: ohh :( | 06:17 |
Out_Cold | ftab, i think grep can locate strings in files | 06:17 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: the ip address in the dsl router is 68.121.53.108 | 06:17 |
maco | dunno | 06:17 |
maco | Shentino: looks fine | 06:18 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: and that is the correct IP. | 06:18 |
pcdummy | GammaX: thak a look at backintime in the future (nice backup tool) | 06:18 |
lindar | How do I install something in Wine? It says I don't have permission to install/write to the registry. | 06:18 |
Shentino | maco: huh? | 06:18 |
pcdummy | s/thak/thake/g | 06:18 |
Flare-Laptop | lindar: sudo apt-get install wine | 06:18 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: so should I add everything here to my wifi router | 06:18 |
maco | sharpen047: that was at you :) | 06:18 |
lindar | I installed wine. | 06:18 |
GammaX | pcdummy: gotcha | 06:18 |
maco | Shentino: wrong person | 06:18 |
landry | GammaX: did you check the grub menu? | 06:18 |
lindar | How do I install something -with- wine? | 06:18 |
Shentino | lol | 06:18 |
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ftab | any gui tool for finding a string in files ? | 06:18 |
GammaX | landry: nope | 06:19 |
pcdummy | GammaX: do you want to fix 9.10? | 06:19 |
Seveas | ftab, gnome-terminal :) | 06:19 |
Out_Cold | lindar, just run the setup/install binary | 06:19 |
zcat[1] | lindar: normally just run the installer just like for windows.. | 06:19 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: the no-ip appears to be the only thing that should be handled from the DSL router or... should be handled from the laptop that you plan to connect to. | 06:19 |
ardchoille | Where can I find back in time? I don't see it in the repos for Jaunty | 06:19 |
landry | GammaX: when you boot check to see if there's an entry for 9.04 | 06:19 |
ftab | Sedated, :-) don't need a command line emmulator but a GUI tool | 06:19 |
ftab | :-) | 06:19 |
pcdummy | landry: good idear ... old kernel | 06:19 |
zcat[1] | ardchoille: I use simple-backup | 06:19 |
GammaX | landry: ohh im sorry for the lapse, it says all 9.10 | 06:19 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: huh? | 06:19 |
switchgirl | http://paste.ubuntu.com/325889/ .... not sure why my updates hanging like that | 06:20 |
Seveas | ftab, gnome-terminal is a gui, isn't it :) | 06:20 |
sharpen047 | maco, haha alright and ill restart i guess? and one problem no one has any clue about tha ti know of maybe you can see ithttp://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?action=printpage;topic=3108120.0 | 06:20 |
Out_Cold | ftab, use gedit and ctrl + f | 06:20 |
GammaX | pcdummy: I can I guess im just affraid theres more wrong than just what I told you. | 06:20 |
ftab | Out_Cold, I want to search multiple files | 06:20 |
zcat[1] | !info backintime-common | 06:20 |
ubottu | backintime-common (source: backintime): simple backup/snapshot system. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.9.26-3 (karmic), package size 74 kB, installed size 664 kB | 06:20 |
mattcen | ftab: Depending on what sort of files you are using there are probably gui tools that will work. E.g. You could probably use Eclipse for searching for code inside files | 06:20 |
Out_Cold | then i suggest multiple gedits | 06:20 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: one of my servers is behind a DSL modem. I did not set the router to handle the no-ip address updating. | 06:20 |
zcat[1] | !info simplebackup | 06:20 |
ubottu | simplebackup (source: simplebackup): Simple backup tool. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.1.1-1ubuntu1 (karmic), package size 8 kB, installed size 84 kB | 06:20 |
landry | GammaX: try "Safe Mode?" | 06:20 |
mattcen | ftab: Mostly though, the command line and Grep are your best bet | 06:20 |
Cuddles | any x11vnc gurus in here? | 06:21 |
KenBW2 | Out_Cold: it seems that the issues are JS-related on the site, not the app itse;f | 06:21 |
pcdummy | zcat[1]: and now? | 06:21 |
ardchoille | ftab: You might want to see my command line tutorial, it has a section on searching: http://ardchoille42.blogspot.com/2009/08/command-line-cheatsheet.html | 06:21 |
ftab | mattcen, I tried many options using grep but no luck | 06:21 |
GammaX | landry: reffering to from the grub menu? | 06:21 |
Seveas | grep, fgrep (for non-regex strings), strings (for binart files). What more could onw want :) | 06:21 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: I created a script that runs from cron.hourly. It checks if there is a change in the ip and then updates accordingly. | 06:21 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: do I need no ip? | 06:21 |
landry | GammaX: yes | 06:21 |
agorist | Hi all, so I just installed Ubuntu. (I'm kind-of new to linux/ubuntu) what do ya'll suggest for packages to install? What do you use? | 06:21 |
mattcen | ftab: What are you searching for, and what sort of files are you looking in? | 06:21 |
landry | GammaX: The next line down from the default selection | 06:21 |
ftab | let me send you | 06:21 |
GammaX | landry: I think it said restore mode or something, Im in it now but it doesnt auto sense the touchpad or sound | 06:22 |
ftab | find . | xargs grep "$settings['theme_url']=" -sl | 06:22 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: not if you no your IP address and that it isn't going to change. if you think your IP might change then you need something to keep you updated to the changes. that is what no-ip is all about. | 06:22 |
zcat[1] | http://www.danielandrade.net/2007/11/10/10-things-to-do-just-after-installing-ubuntu-710/ | 06:22 |
KenBW2 | agorist: what do you want to do | 06:22 |
ftab | grep -H -r "displaze" ~/public_html/aftabnaveed-dsp/forum/*.php | 06:22 |
Out_Cold | KenBW2, and when you install it, you get errors?\ | 06:22 |
zcat[1] | Ohh, wrong article | 06:22 |
ftab | used that kind of patterns for searching | 06:22 |
KenBW2 | Out_Cold: im trying it now, seems to be working | 06:22 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: can you ssh 10.0.0.5? | 06:22 |
landry | GammaX: have you tried live boot from the CD? | 06:22 |
mattcen | ftab: What was the find command for? | 06:22 |
Seveas | ftab, to speed that up slightly, use fgrep if the string you're searching for isn't a regex | 06:23 |
agorist | KenBW2 - just about everything from brows the web to edit video | 06:23 |
mattcen | That xargs bit probably won't work as intented because the $settings will get expanded by the shell | 06:23 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: no. 10.0.0.5 is a private IP. they can't be reached from through the web. | 06:23 |
zcat[1] | http://www.ubuntugeek.com/what-applications-or-tweaks-you-prefer-after-installing-ubuntu-9-10-karmic.html | 06:23 |
agorist | KenBw2 - Most imporant: Burn ISO files (to share linux) | 06:23 |
KenBW2 | agorist: you have firefox installed already | 06:23 |
GammaX | landry: Nope, If I do the live boot what will be the purpose ( in reguards to what will I do ) | 06:23 |
masterfishslayer | anyone have experience with black screen after botched shutdown | 06:23 |
ftab | mattcen, I found that on google, but tried grep as well | 06:23 |
masterfishslayer | 9.10 karmic | 06:23 |
agorist | KenBw2: Play Video Codecs. (I've always used VLC on windows) | 06:24 |
landry | GammaX: to see if your touchpad and stuff works. | 06:24 |
KenBW2 | agorist: burn ISOs with Applications > Brasero | 06:24 |
agorist | KenBW2 - Yeah, firefox came in ubuntu | 06:24 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: thats the prob I don't know my comps net ip just the dsl ip, the local ip, and the no-ip url | 06:24 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: read about IP's and network classes. Class A, B, C, D. | 06:24 |
KenBW2 | agorist: codecs can be installed with ubuntu-restricted-extras | 06:24 |
GammaX | landry: ahhhh ok | 06:24 |
unkmar | what Ip did you give me for the dsl IP? | 06:24 |
zcat[1] | masterfishslayer: regularly ; try alt-F8 then alt-F7 again to get it back | 06:24 |
landry | GammaX: ;) | 06:25 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: yea, cuz it was detected by your link you told me to wget | 06:25 |
agorist | KenBW2 - You prefer Brasero? I did have a bit of a problem with it in Mint. It messed up 3 DVDs and i switched programs and the other program burned on the first try. | 06:25 |
masterfishslayer | tried that... i just get the circle cursor with a black background | 06:25 |
mattcen | ftab: So you're looking for 'displaze' in all forum/*.php files? If that's you're intent, that's what you're doing. Also remember that grep is case sensitive unless you use '-i' | 06:25 |
Out_Cold | ShapeShifter499, if you can ssh from within your network to 10.0.0.5 or whatever it was, but you can't ssh your real ip addy from outside your network then it may be poor router setup with port forwarding | 06:25 |
KenBW2 | agorist: iv never actually used it - i use K3B | 06:25 |
pcdummy | argorist: which other one? | 06:25 |
ftab | mattcen, let me try -i | 06:26 |
agorist | KenBW2 - Does ubuntu-restricted-extras install Flash? Or should I download form flash website, or non-free flash from synaptic | 06:26 |
unkmar | ShapeShifter499: there are other websites out there that can give you that information. dyndns.org is one of them. | 06:26 |
masterfishslayer | zcat[1]: tried that... i just get the circle cursor with a black background | 06:26 |
KenBW2 | agorist: yes it does | 06:26 |
zcat[1] | agorist: yes it installs flash | 06:26 |
sharpen047 | maco, hey still there? | 06:26 |
d4rkfe4r | Ive been having issues with duel screen and nvidia | 06:26 |
maco | sharpen047: aye | 06:26 |
ShapeShifter499 | unkmar: yea I got a account with dyndns.org | 06:26 |
Out_Cold | d4rkfe4r, like what? | 06:27 |
agorist | KenBW2 - K3B - You like it? I'll give it a shot. zcat[1] Thanks! | 06:27 |
zcat[1] | masterfishslayer: hmmm, ctrl-alt-f8 sorry (otherwise it doesn't actually switch) .. that's how I make mine come back anyhow... | 06:27 |
KenBW2 | Out_Cold: IEs4Linux has installed fine. we'll see if it wipes my HDD :P | 06:27 |
sharpen047 | you take a look at that link i sent you about the media keys? | 06:27 |
bazhang | d4rkfe4r, using xrandr ? | 06:27 |
Out_Cold | KenBW2, i don't see why it would | 06:27 |
d4rkfe4r | Both are my monitors are the EXACT same model and the max res for both is 1280 x 1024 | 06:27 |
KenBW2 | Out_Cold: actually if it's not run with admin rights it can't do anything outside my user space anyway can it? | 06:27 |
d4rkfe4r | But on one the max is 640 x 480 | 06:28 |
masterfishslayer | zcat[1]: tried alt-ctl-f1, f2, f3,f4,f5,f6,f7,f8, etc | 06:28 |
Out_Cold | d4rkfe4r, have you tried the nvidia settings app? | 06:28 |
d4rkfe4r | yes | 06:28 |
agorist | KenBW2 is there anything better than Inkscape , or is that the best illustrator type program? | 06:28 |
GammaX | landry: also the only kernel wich works is 2.6.28-13 | 06:28 |
zcat[1] | masterfishslayer: well, I'm all out of ideas ;) | 06:28 |
masterfishslayer | thanks | 06:28 |
KenBW2 | agorist: it depends what you want to do | 06:28 |
Out_Cold | KenBW2, should be fine | 06:28 |
d4rkfe4r | ive deleted xorg.conf and remade it | 06:28 |
KenBW2 | Out_Cold: yea ive never had a problem with it before | 06:28 |
Out_Cold | d4rkfe4r, which driver version are you running? 180? | 06:29 |
d4rkfe4r | Yeah | 06:29 |
d4rkfe4r | The newest | 06:29 |
KenBW2 | agorist: i like Inkscape for *creating* imges, but it's not for editing photos | 06:29 |
d4rkfe4r | i have a 8800 gt | 06:29 |
agorist | KenBW2 - Yeah, like illustrator, not photoshopt - gotcha. | 06:29 |
Out_Cold | i had tried that and was having issues and had to downgrade to 160 or 170 i think.. | 06:29 |
unkmar | ardchoille: that is probably the best for SVG stuff. | 06:29 |
landry | GammaX: only 2.6.28-13 boots? | 06:30 |
KenBW2 | agorist: i'm not familiar with illustrator | 06:30 |
ardchoille | agorist: ^^ | 06:30 |
unkmar | agorist: gimp is more the photoshop speed. | 06:30 |
d4rkfe4r | Ahh, ill give that the 'ol college try | 06:30 |
agorist | KenBW2: How about a good program for mounting ISO images - a gui tool? | 06:30 |
Out_Cold | i have an 8600 gt i think.... i don't use the nvidia box too much | 06:30 |
GammaX | landry: the others either hang or the screen continuously glitches and I can not do anything. | 06:30 |
leaf-sheep | agorist: Right-click the ISO and mount it. | 06:30 |
d4rkfe4r | Ahhh | 06:30 |
unkmar | KenBW2: photoshop = raster/pixels. illustrator = vectors/lines and curves. | 06:30 |
agorist | KenBW2 - Illustrator is for creating 2d art/cartoon/drawing, etc. | 06:30 |
Out_Cold | although ATI sucks with support, i seem to get more out of my ATIs than my nvidias | 06:31 |
agorist | unkmar - yearh, gimp came with ubuntu. I like it. | 06:31 |
d4rkfe4r | Hehe | 06:31 |
d4rkfe4r | I hate ATI | 06:31 |
KenBW2 | agorist: i always use terminal commands | 06:31 |
Out_Cold | but they work ;) | 06:31 |
d4rkfe4r | Trye | 06:31 |
d4rkfe4r | True | 06:31 |
KenBW2 | unkmar: thanks | 06:31 |
agorist | Who makes the best OS X Doc type app? | 06:32 |
ardchoille | !best | agorist | 06:32 |
ubottu | agorist: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 06:32 |
unkmar | agorist: you don't need to mount ISO's very often. can usually just use the gnome archive viewer program. I don't remember it's name. I just doulble click from nautilus | 06:32 |
keppi | GammaX: so liveboot doesn't work? | 06:32 |
GammaX | landry: Also when I go to update manager it says not all updates can be installed, when I run a partial upgrade it says could not calculate the upgrade you have held broken pachages... | 06:32 |
d4rkfe4r | i use "mount" to mount iso | 06:32 |
d4rkfe4r | lol | 06:32 |
GammaX | keppi: have no insterted the live cd yet, ive only done an online system update from 9.04 UE | 06:33 |
agorist | ardchoille - thanks. | 06:33 |
zcat[1] | unkmar: fileroller.. there's also an iso mounter package somewhere | 06:33 |
keppi | GammaX: I had broken packages when I installed too. Ended up doing a clean install and everything worked fine. | 06:34 |
agorist | Let me put it this way, can anyone suggest an OS X Doc type app for me? I don't know of any, but I know they exist. | 06:34 |
zcat[1] | then they're just like a dmg image in osx | 06:34 |
Out_Cold | ugh.... people who upgrade then get broken systems whine too much... fresh installs are the way to go people.. | 06:34 |
GammaX | keppi: I realy enjoy having the ultimate edition... Runs excellent! I guess I have to do a clean isntall... :( | 06:34 |
d4rkfe4r | Out_Cold, how do you suggest I downgrade? | 06:34 |
GammaX | Out_Cold: Im not whining... im trying to fix the problem. | 06:35 |
KenBW2 | Out_Cold: i agree with you on that, but ive always wondered why *should* upgrades cause problems any more than apt-get upgrades? | 06:35 |
keppi | GammaX: try the live CD first | 06:35 |
GammaX | keppi: Roger that. Thanks ill be back to give u an update. Later | 06:35 |
keppi | GammaX: good luck | 06:36 |
voss | ken, It shouldnt, but upgrades should come LATER not at the same time as new versions, upgrade versions should be bug tested and stabilized | 06:36 |
agorist | I notice that there are a few ways to install flash. 1) DL from Adobe, 2) install gnash, 3) Install non-free installer form synaptic , 4) install ubuntu-restricted-extras -- Which do you prefer/suggest for a new user? | 06:36 |
Out_Cold | d4rkfe4r, just remove the 180 and install >180 | 06:36 |
KenBW2 | agorist: ubuntu-restricted-extras pulls non-free anyway so theyre the same | 06:37 |
KenBW2 | voss: care to rephrase that? | 06:37 |
unkmar | agorist: I had best luck with the Adobe version if I remeber properly. | 06:37 |
d4rkfe4r | Hehe ok | 06:37 |
voss | ken, upgrade versions need to be tested more than fresh installs. | 06:38 |
agorist | KenBW2 - ahh, ok. thanks, I was wondering about that. -- unkmar: really? So can I install the ubuntu-restricted-extras w/ out non-free flash ?? | 06:39 |
Out_Cold | if you make a good partition scheme with a separate /, /home, /boot, and so on, installing a new release takes on a real easy task... | 06:39 |
KenBW2 | voss: in theory, isn't a dis-upgrade the same as apt-get upgrading *all* packages? IE the same as swapping Jaunty repos with Karmic ones? | 06:39 |
Out_Cold | same with aptoncd | 06:39 |
deviant-route | has anyone had any problems with flash when viewing youtube videos in fullscreen? mine lags alot | 06:39 |
evilGUI | Hello, does anyone in here know anything about ALSA and pulseaudio? | 06:39 |
maco | evilGUI: depends what you want to know | 06:39 |
evilGUI | I'm getting this bug in virtualbox http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/2858 | 06:39 |
Out_Cold | evilGUI, i know everything and nothing | 06:39 |
maco | evilGUI: and how much of my brain you expect to function at this time of night | 06:40 |
keppi | deviant-route: yeah, but my computer is really old | 06:40 |
evilGUI | The guy in the thread said a workaround is to create a .asoundrc | 06:40 |
deviant-route | keppi, how old? | 06:40 |
keppi | deviant-route: how did you install flash? | 06:40 |
voss | ken, in theory yes | 06:41 |
maco | evilGUI: oh. i know nothing about vbox audio stuff | 06:41 |
keppi | deviant-route: AMD 3800 (1.5 GHz) | 06:41 |
deviant-route | keppi, ubuntu-restricted-extras | 06:41 |
voss | keppi, whats your motherboard? | 06:41 |
evilGUI | ah, anyway I added this http://pastebin.com/m331848a1 which seems to have done nothing. | 06:41 |
keppi | voss: I have no idea. But it's running an ATI radeon AGP card | 06:42 |
evilGUI | Ubuntu has all of the pulse plugins etc out of the box correct? | 06:42 |
KenBW2 | voss: so what goes wrong | 06:42 |
keppi | deviant-route: I know installing flash thru firefox installs the wrong one and is slow. | 06:42 |
agorist | KenBW2: is it possible to install ubuntu-restricted-extras without installing the flash portion. PS - what do you think about Adobe's version of flash for linux. PS I'm running x64 | 06:43 |
antrax | hi | 06:43 |
voss | Something new clashes unexpectedly with something old. | 06:43 |
spO | i do patch < patchfile and patch says it cannot find the file to patch .... but I am at the base directory ... diff --git ffmpeg-r19281/libavcodec/g729data.h ffmpeg-r19281_v181/libavcodec/g729data.h .... i am at the base whereas if i did cd ffmpeg-r19281 i would go into that directory. I don't undrestand why patch doesn't work right | 06:43 |
deviant-route | keppi, really? i did not know that | 06:43 |
antrax | someone know how i can read a memory address? | 06:43 |
KenBW2 | agorist: ive never had a problem with the Flash from the URE package | 06:43 |
keppi | deviant-route: I tried that method before doing the restricted extras | 06:44 |
voss | The adobe flash plug in for linux installs easily and works fine | 06:44 |
KenBW2 | agorist: flashplugin-non-free *is* from Adobe you know | 06:44 |
deviant-route | keppi, what method worked best for you | 06:44 |
voss | I install mine from the adobe website | 06:45 |
keppi | deviant-route: the restricted extras. in the others I had problems running flash in a window | 06:45 |
deviant-route | voss, whats your system specs | 06:45 |
agorist | KenBW2: Oh, ok. So is the same as the Adobe version on their website? Will URE automatically instally the x64 version? | 06:45 |
KenBW2 | voss: any reason? | 06:45 |
KenBW2 | agorist: i dont know about x64 | 06:45 |
voss | I have a dual core laptop and an nvidia 8200 chipset | 06:45 |
KenBW2 | agorist: assumedly, but i'd check | 06:45 |
keppi | voss: dang, I'll trade ya | 06:46 |
alfa119 | hey I am having issues with upgrading to 9.1 from 9.04 : install has stalled out at: rndc: connect failed: 127.0.0.1#953: connection refused, any ideas? | 06:46 |
antrax | someone know about programing in C | 06:46 |
antrax | ??? | 06:46 |
McLovin | by default the download from adobe website only downloads thex86 32bit | 06:46 |
agorist | Does anyone know if ubunt-restricted-extras installs x64 version of codecs ?? | 06:46 |
voss | keppi, My laptop cost less than $500 | 06:46 |
keppi | voss: where at? | 06:47 |
voss | keppi newegg | 06:47 |
keppi | voss: I'll have to start saving ;) | 06:47 |
deviant-route | voss, i guest if your not runnig a system with dual core and a good graphic card flash wont work properly | 06:47 |
totally_lost_use | I've been having an issue with the last two releases of Ubuntu, every once in a while when I copy a file to a folder the contents of that folder don't load unless I re-boot my computer at which time they appear again as they should. Any ideas? Any associated bug report? | 06:48 |
zilla1 | I just installed 9.04, loading for the first time, and it is taking *forever*. On decent (c. 2002-current) hardware. I'm on a Mobo that requires special drivers for the SATA drive. It took a long time to load into grub, and when it did, it got to the "Boot from... ", and its now just sitting. Not sure if it will boot actually. Google didn't bring me this exact problem. Anything sound familiar? | 06:48 |
keppi | deviant-route: do you have graphics acceleration?: | 06:48 |
unkmar | when will my hibernate be restored? Doesn't work in my current version. | 06:48 |
deviant-route | keppi, nope | 06:48 |
alfa119 | hey I am having issues with upgrading to 9.1 from 9.04 : install has stalled out at: rndc: connect failed: 127.0.0.1#953: connection refused, any ideas?\ | 06:49 |
deviant-route | keppi, it only lags when i'm watching videos online in fullscreen | 06:49 |
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McLovin | agorist, medibuntu repos has them | 06:49 |
unkmar | I am running 9.04 when will I get my hibernate back? | 06:51 |
voss | alfa119, 127.0.0.1 is a loopback address | 06:51 |
maco | unkmar: cant really say. its not like it breaks on all hardware at once | 06:51 |
maco | unkmar: are you saying it used to work? | 06:51 |
keppi | deviant-route: on HD videos or all? | 06:51 |
unkmar | it worked under, fluxbuntu 7.10 | 06:52 |
gOLDfeesh | is there a place in the system that caches packages? I'm trying to update my limewire but it keeps saying I'm downloading 5.2 | 06:52 |
voss | alfa, you might need to set the ip address to that of the download server | 06:52 |
deviant-route | keppi, on all | 06:52 |
unkmar | gOLDfeesh: yes, there is. | 06:52 |
maco | gOLDfeesh: all packages are downloaded to /var/cache/apt/archives | 06:52 |
unkmar | gOLDfeesh: you can remove and then purge. | 06:52 |
gOLDfeesh | unkmar, how would I do that | 06:52 |
keppi | deviant-route: what kind of processor? | 06:52 |
maco | gOLDfeesh: if your actual question is "why is it grabbing this old version?" run "sudo apt-get update" then "sudo apt-cache policy limewire" to see what versions are available in your repositories | 06:53 |
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voss | keppi, are you using a desktop? | 06:53 |
unkmar | well, maco also told you the location, you could simply remove the limewire files. | 06:53 |
zilla1 | Huh, it booted up no problem in recovery mode. Odd, but I'm investigating. | 06:53 |
keppi | voss: yes | 06:53 |
voss | what type of video card pci-e? | 06:53 |
keppi | voss: AGP | 06:54 |
agorist | McLovin - thanks, so medibuntu repository has ubuntu restricted extras from x64 ?? Is that whay you're saying...jus makin sure i follow | 06:54 |
keppi | voss: Radeon 7000 series | 06:54 |
maco | unkmar: any idea on which release it broke? you're going to need to narrow it down a LOT to find what broke it. there've been...10 kernel versions since 7.10 | 06:54 |
McLovin | agorist, yep | 06:54 |
deviant-route | keppi, intel centrino 1.70 GHz | 06:55 |
maco | unkmar: start with figuringout if it was 8.04, 8.10, or 9.04 that first failed | 06:55 |
totally_lost_use | No one can point me to any info on folders not showing contents after a file transfer? It has happened enough to me on several computers and versions that I thought it was a common problem. | 06:55 |
spO | i do patch < patchfile and patch says it cannot find the file to patch .... but I am at the base directory ... diff --git ffmpeg-r19281/libavcodec/g729data.h ffmpeg-r19281_v181/libavcodec/g729data.h .... i am at the base whereas if i did cd ffmpeg-r19281 i would go into that directory. I don't undrestand why patch doesn't work right | 06:55 |
maco | spO: perhaps wrong patch level? | 06:55 |
McLovin | agorist, it has them for x64 I just did the update 2 days ago off medibuntu | 06:55 |
maco | spO: -p0? | 06:55 |
keppi | deviant-route: hey, we're on the same boat. | 06:55 |
unkmar | maco: I ran 7.10 until the repository moved. Then i broke my 7.10. so I was left with 2 options. 8.04 or 9.04. I was not going to do the 8.10. So, I have 9.04. I can tell you what my system is. | 06:56 |
spO | maco, why do i need -p0 if i am at the base? --git ffmpeg-r19281/libavcodec/g729data.h < -- you see that.. there is no / at the very front | 06:56 |
unkmar | maco: Dell Inspiron 8200. | 06:56 |
agorist | McLovin - how do I add medibuntu repository -- so you suggest the package sfrom medibuntu? Everything is working for ya? | 06:56 |
deviant-route | keppi,ha what brand laptop you using? | 06:56 |
maco | unkmar: the only way to find out what caused it to break is to figure out when it broke, then narrow down further from there til you find the exact kernel commit that did it | 06:56 |
Trenton | I just installed ubuntu 9.10 and I cant manage to install anything in the software manager | 06:56 |
McLovin | agorist, just a min ill get a link | 06:56 |
maco | spO: because im pretty sure -p1 is default | 06:57 |
agorist | McLovin - thanks | 06:57 |
keppi | deviant-route: mine's a desktop. Athlon 3800 I recently upgraded the chip from a duron processor :) | 06:57 |
Trenton | The Install button is not clickable. | 06:57 |
McLovin | agorist, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu | 06:57 |
deviant-route | keppi, nice | 06:57 |
spO | thanks maco | 06:57 |
McLovin | agorist, this is the package info. w64codecs | 06:58 |
McLovin | Proprietary codec binaries, x86_64 version. | 06:58 |
voss | keppi, what socket? | 06:58 |
keppi | deviant-route: it runs a lot smoother in XP | 06:58 |
unkmar | wow, I just did an update and upgrade and.. wow, I've been lagging. | 06:58 |
Trenton | I just installed ubuntu 9.10 and I cant manage to install anything in the software manager | 06:59 |
Trenton | The Install button is not clickable. | 06:59 |
keppi | voss: hold on... I'll check | 06:59 |
deviant-route | keppi, have you tested it with windows 7? | 06:59 |
keppi | deviant-route: no, I haven't put this box on win7 | 07:00 |
d4rkfe4r | damn it | 07:00 |
d4rkfe4r | im still having issues with my monitor | 07:00 |
keppi | socket 462 SiS 730 motherboard. My bad... It's a Athlon 1800 not 3800 | 07:01 |
deviant-route | keppi, my lappy is a toshiba satalite m40/m45 series it ran poorly on xp, but blazing fast with ubuntu | 07:01 |
maco | d4rkfe4r: language | 07:01 |
d4rkfe4r | sorry | 07:01 |
Blue1 | how do I dismount an msdos device? sudo -f /umount /dev/<device> doesn't work? | 07:02 |
Blue1 | no / in front of umount of course | 07:02 |
agorist | McLovin - I added the medibuntu repository...so I should install w64codecs ?? Is that the same as restricted extras? | 07:03 |
mcurran | umount /dev/fd0 | 07:03 |
keppi | deviant-route: ubuntu 9.10 runs slower on my box then XP. Dunno why. | 07:03 |
McLovin | agorist, yes | 07:03 |
Sahkolihaa | Would anyone know why, when starting the system monitor, it and dbus-daemon start using high CPU usage? I'm on Xubuntu 9.10 (tried #xubuntu but didn't get any help there) | 07:03 |
Blue1 | mcurran: not a floppy -- usb device iow sudo umount /dev/sdb2 says device busy --- I did a sync before the umount.... | 07:04 |
keppi | deviant-route: I can even run youtube full screen and it's not as laggy. | 07:04 |
Danny | Ok I am having a problem chosing from between ubuntu and mint | 07:04 |
deviant-route | keppi, the default install or with the compiz eyecandy? | 07:04 |
zaoul1 | Hi, where is the definitive location where TERM is set? Globally. Here is the thing also, /etc/profile iirc would be the spot but that is reading /etc/bash.bashrc, and I am using zsh not bash, there is also a code to read /etc/profile.d/* but the only file in there is gvfs-bash-completion.sh, so once again where is TERM being set at? Its not in my ~/.zshrc | 07:05 |
zaoul1 | I just hate redundant settings | 07:05 |
voss | keppi, time to get a new motherboard! :) That stuff is ancient :) | 07:05 |
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unkmar | zaoul1: grep TERM /etc/* -r Just a suggestion. | 07:06 |
ZykoticK9 | Anyone have a solution to crappy/cracking sound in karmic with games? quake4/doom3? | 07:06 |
keppi | hello? | 07:06 |
keppi | laggggg... | 07:06 |
voss | keppi, youtube is flash | 07:06 |
keppi | voss: yeah... But it works. It's just a test box anyways. | 07:06 |
ayman | need to help for convert avi to rmvb pleas | 07:07 |
Sahkolihaa | No one knows then? :/ | 07:07 |
ayman | help pleas | 07:07 |
voss | keppi a linux box doesnt need to be pricy, a $50 motherboard will have an nvidia 8200 chipset which will run most video just fine. | 07:07 |
unkmar | Sahkolihaa: I don't even know what you have asked. | 07:07 |
Sahkolihaa | Repeat: Would anyone know why, when starting the system monitor, it and dbus-daemon start using high CPU usage? I'm on Xubuntu 9.10 (tried #xubuntu but didn't get any help there) | 07:08 |
deviant-route | keppi, i'm still on jaunty because i dont see i reason to upgrade to karmic right now | 07:08 |
unkmar | Sahkolihaa: oh, no, I don't know. | 07:08 |
ayman | any body help me | 07:08 |
Sahkolihaa | I'm probably going to have to file a bug. *sigh* | 07:08 |
keppi | deviant-route: my box broke when i upgraded to Karmic | 07:08 |
agorist | McLovin - ubuntuguide.org says that Restricted Extras installs Flash, Java, Firefox Plugins, Microsoft Fonts, mp3 encoding, FFMpeg, Gstreamer extras, etc, and w32 or w64codecs. What I want to do is make SURE that i get the 64 bit codecs/extras/plugins. Do you know a way I can do this? | 07:08 |
keppi | deviant-route: I had to do a clean install | 07:09 |
voss | deviant, karmic doesnt have any really compelling upgrades | 07:09 |
agorist | McLovin - I mean, do you know how I can be sure I'm getting 64 bit codecs and plugins? | 07:09 |
voss | If openoffice 3.1 and firefox 3.5 were backported to jaunty I wouldnt even bother | 07:09 |
agorist | McLovin - maybe I should just install these extras individually, eh? What do you think? | 07:10 |
ayman | how to convert avi to rmvb on ubuntu karmic koala | 07:10 |
deviant-route | keppi, ive never tried to do a upgrade before. I alway do a clean install | 07:10 |
deviant-route | voss, me too | 07:10 |
draconis | agorist, I can't recall, but I think Flash in the repositories is still Flash 9, you have to install Flash 10 for amd64 manually | 07:11 |
unkmar | my last upgrade forced a clean install. I managed to keep my /home. | 07:11 |
voss | deviant, I use karmic on my desktop and it works okay. I use mint 7 on my laptop, thats based on jaunty\ | 07:11 |
agorist | draconis -- ok, thanks. that makes a difference. I will download them from Adobe then. | 07:11 |
RPG_Master | Hi, I am trying to install the drivers for my buddy's Everex stepnote, and it involves installing some drivers that aren't in the repos. I think its the closed source 3d drivers that are supposed to go along with the openchrome 2d drivers... So would anyone know if there is a repo I can add to synaptic and if not can anyone help me install it manually? | 07:11 |
keppi | I upgraded from gusty through jaunty with no problems | 07:11 |
zaoul1 | I gues I could put a /etc/profile.d/term.sh, with TERM=xterm-colors256 | 07:11 |
zaoul1 | ...ugh this is like going to the community college for a hair cut | 07:11 |
draconis | agorist, don't even bother with w64codecs until you run into something that needs it. I haven't seen any file that required it | 07:12 |
murcherson | Sahkolihaa: I know there was an issue with the value updates returning falsely high numbers | 07:12 |
tmade | hello, i´m using kubuntu 9.10 and i can´t get my proxy working - i´ve configured it within "system settings" on kde . any hints? | 07:12 |
voss | keppi, because your machine is really old. really old machines have very stable drivers | 07:12 |
deviant-route | voss, i've never tried mint before, but i have heard good reviews about it | 07:12 |
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keppi | voss: :> see, something good of it | 07:12 |
arand_ | agorist: make sure to get the one from adobe labs, putting it into ~/.mozilla/plugins . | 07:12 |
Sahkolihaa | murcherson: I'm about to check launchpad anyway and file a bug if I don't already see it there. | 07:12 |
McLovin | agorist, well the x64 package from medibuntu covers just about everything and there is also the non-free-codecs package. you will have to forgive me as im getting a little bit lost now s to what you are exactly looking to do as those 2 package cover everyyhing | 07:12 |
keppi | i tried mint for a little bit | 07:13 |
vega- | where is upstart documentation? | 07:13 |
voss | deviant, linux mint is ubuntu with fixes and enhancements and cleaned up. | 07:13 |
ayman | pleas any body help me here | 07:13 |
vega- | !ask | ayman | 07:13 |
ubottu | ayman: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 07:13 |
ayman | how to convert avi to rmvb | 07:14 |
mcurran | Mint has more codecs and more apps out-of-the-box also | 07:14 |
mcurran | looks cooler | 07:14 |
RPG_Master | so, no one knows? | 07:14 |
deviant-route | voss, you mean a more clean look? | 07:14 |
mcurran | and is just better overall | 07:14 |
Blue1 | ayman: no idea never heard of rmvb | 07:14 |
agorist | McLovin - I just don't want to install two packages that conflict if they both contain the same codecs/plugins | 07:15 |
keppi | mint reminds me of gOS for some reason | 07:15 |
voss | deviant, its update method is more informative, it tells you how risky an update is on a 1-5 scale | 07:15 |
ayman | what you donot know rmvb | 07:15 |
vega- | ayman: use google: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=626551 | 07:15 |
murcherson | tmade: have you tried to config it with your browser direct | 07:15 |
deviant-route | voss, ok | 07:15 |
vega- | ayman: ayman rmvb is proprietary closed crap, don't think you will find any linux utils easily | 07:15 |
* unkmar tosses his cookies. | 07:16 | |
sharpen047 | anyone know how to make an ad-hoc network in karmic? guides arent working so far... | 07:16 |
agorist | arand - I put this ~/.mozilla/plugin in terminal and it said /home/USERNAME/.mozilla/plugins: No such file or directory | 07:16 |
Leoneof` | hi | 07:16 |
ayman | why sir | 07:16 |
vega- | what do you mean why? | 07:16 |
deviant-route | keppi, what do you think about the google chromium os? | 07:16 |
tmade | murcherson: no i haven´t.. it doesn´t work if i configure it global? | 07:16 |
Meowpup | re are we | 07:16 |
Sahkolihaa | Great, now Xfce isn't accepting Chrome as my default browser even though it's set. \o/ | 07:16 |
McLovin | agorist, i understand what ur saying. if that is the case just install the codecs as you need them. thats probally your best bet because now that you mention it im having a bit of a clashing problem with a few codecs | 07:16 |
Meowpup | linux mint 8 was it | 07:16 |
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unkmar | sharpen047: if I could, it would be cli based. | 07:16 |
agorist | McLovin - Ok | 07:16 |
Guest84935 | I just burned a ubuntu cd and i am ready to install it but before i do i have a question | 07:17 |
voss | Also it has the start bar on the bottom and its a bit better organized | 07:17 |
murcherson | tmade: I was wondering if that was the problem. Start with browser and configure it and see if that works | 07:17 |
Blue1 | go guest | 07:17 |
keppi | deviant-route: looks like it'd work good as a kiosk os. Haven't tried it though | 07:17 |
Guest84935 | will i be given the option to not install grub | 07:17 |
mcurran | how do you switch server from this bar | 07:17 |
Leoneof` | suppose someone dont have internet connection, then how to install programs without connection? Ubuntu used internet mostly :| | 07:17 |
mcurran | "/server" | 07:17 |
voss | meowpup, linux mint 8 has not been released yet | 07:17 |
mcurran | rc1 has | 07:18 |
maco | !aptoncd | Leoneof` | 07:18 |
ubottu | Leoneof`: APTonCD is a tool with a graphical interface which allows you to create one or more CDs or DVDs with all of the packages you've downloaded via apt-get or aptitude, creating a removable repository that you can use on other computers - See also !offline | 07:18 |
tmade | murcherson: i read some threads on google concerning proxy seetings and problems on kde4...but those are 1 years old and now it should work!? | 07:18 |
arand_ | agorist: you download the libflashplugin.so file from adobe labs, and put it in that folder (create the plugins folder if it doesn't exist), make sure not to have any other flash/gnash/sfwdec installed and then restart firefox and it should run properly on 64bit flash | 07:18 |
Blue1 | Guest84935: no I think it will install grub by default - what is your fear of grub? | 07:18 |
maco | Leoneof`: there are also companies out there selling DVD sets of the repositories | 07:18 |
tmade | murcherson: i´ll try | 07:18 |
mcurran | I'm running Helena RC1 with 2.6.31-15-generic kernel | 07:18 |
mcurran | works pissa | 07:18 |
Meowpup | voss: the rc has | 07:18 |
voss | mcurran, how well does it work? | 07:18 |
Guest84935 | I would much prefer to boot froma floppy | 07:18 |
McLovin | agorist, at first i was under the impression that you just needed them all and you would of sorted it out laster. my bad. but there is a good thing about adding medibuntu to the list. there is a hot babe stripper cpu temp gauage on there lol | 07:18 |
d4rkfe4r | LOL | 07:18 |
d4rkfe4r | Boot from floppy | 07:19 |
mcurran | It seems faster than karmic RC1, but it could be m | 07:19 |
mcurran | e | 07:19 |
mcurran | anyone know how to switch servers from here | 07:19 |
Blue1 | Guest84935: I guess you could do that - but it will install grub by default -- | 07:19 |
voss | mcurran, mint rc1 has nothing to do with karmic rc1. mint rc1 is actually karmic plus 3 weeks | 07:19 |
anonmatir | mcurran: what kind of servers ? | 07:19 |
murcherson | tmade: start at the beginning and open network tools and see if you can make contact, then take it from there would be my suggestion | 07:19 |
anonmatir | i am leaving on a jet plane.. | 07:20 |
Guest84935 | ok then if there is no choice to boot from floppy or usb during the install. Is my old mbr backed up so i can restore it after the first boot? | 07:20 |
tmade | murcherson: i tried to configure it in konqueror and it leads me to the same menu (system settings).other browser isn´t installed yet | 07:20 |
Blue1 | Guest84935: who said you can't boot from the cd? | 07:21 |
keppi | Guest84935: can't you boot from CD? | 07:21 |
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deviant-route | keppi, what file system would you recommend for /boot | 07:21 |
Leoneof` | maco: oh i didn't know, thank you :) | 07:21 |
wgrant | Guest84935: You can elect to not install GRUB (using the Advanced button at the end of the installer). | 07:21 |
somename | yesi can | 07:21 |
sharpen047 | anyone know how to make an ad-hoc network in karmic? guides arent working so far... | 07:21 |
wgrant | somename: However, your fear of installing GRUB is very probably irrational. | 07:21 |
somename | but i mean boot the system after install not the install process itself | 07:21 |
keppi | somename: why not boot from CD then? | 07:21 |
somename | for everyday use | 07:21 |
voss | grub is an example of bad linux marketing. | 07:21 |
tmade | murcherson: how to open network tools? i´m new on kubuntu | 07:21 |
mcurran | i want to connect to a new irc server from here, so would I type for instance /server irc.spotchat.org or something else | 07:21 |
Blue1 | mcurran: that would work yes... | 07:22 |
tmade | murcherson: where is the setup saved in(file)? | 07:22 |
murcherson | tmade: System->Administration->Network tools | 07:22 |
keppi | wgrant: yeah but if you don't install GRUB then you'll need something like lilo to boot | 07:22 |
anonmatir | mcurran: generallt /server .. wil do .. do u want to connect to a different network .. and what is ur client? | 07:22 |
RPG_Master | anyone here know about openchrome? | 07:23 |
CodeBlock | if I grab mini.iso, and don't select command-line install (just regular install), is that basically a full netinstall (regular ubuntu, with X11 and all?) | 07:23 |
maco | mcurran: /server will disconnect you from this one and connect you to the new one | 07:23 |
RPG_Master | And if its able to do 3d? | 07:23 |
maco | mcurran: /connect if you want to be connected to both at once | 07:23 |
mcurran | it says unknown command | 07:23 |
maco | CodeBlock: yes | 07:23 |
keppi | RPG_Master: chrome os? | 07:23 |
CodeBlock | maco: alrighty, thanks :) | 07:23 |
voss | I think the only worse name if you had a windows bootloader called WORM :( | 07:23 |
tmade | murcherson: inside "system" there´s no "administration". or do you talk about knetworkmanager? if yes...doesn´t work | 07:23 |
anonmatir | mcurran: client? | 07:24 |
maco | voss: well its GRand Unified Bootloader | 07:24 |
RPG_Master | keppi: nope, and FOSS GPU driver | 07:24 |
RPG_Master | *a | 07:24 |
mcurran | well I'm using pidgin right now instead of xchat, so maybe that's why my commands aren't working | 07:24 |
maco | tmade: murcherson is assuming gnome since youre here not in #kubuntu | 07:24 |
voss | maco, GRUB sounds like something infects meat | 07:24 |
maco | mcurran: oh yeah pidgin lacks a few of the / commands | 07:24 |
keppi | RPG_Master: ah... | 07:25 |
mcurran | I want to try to connect to the linuxmint-chat channel on irc.spotchat.org i believe | 07:25 |
maco | voss: meat? i thought grubs were in the lawn | 07:25 |
tmade | maco: ah..thanks. | 07:25 |
McLovin | voss, well GRUB is better than mutt | 07:25 |
deviant-route | keppi, did you see my last msg? | 07:25 |
ZykoticK9 | somename, installing grub2 to a floppy seems a little crazy to me personally, but there does seem to be others that wanted to do the same as you, see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1305475 | 07:25 |
McLovin | voss, i mean with the name | 07:25 |
voss | maco, It just doesnt sound like something id want in my computer even though I already do | 07:25 |
tmade | maco: there´s a big differnce between ubuntu and kubunto except the desktopmanager? | 07:26 |
maco | tmade: all the default applications are different | 07:26 |
keppi | deviant-route: sorry, missed it... file system? ext3? | 07:26 |
maco | tmade: the menus are different | 07:26 |
voss | Why not just call it UBL (unified bootLoader) | 07:26 |
vega- | tmade: base is identical | 07:26 |
maco | tmade: pretty much the entire graphical interface is different | 07:26 |
maco | tmade: only the command line is the same | 07:26 |
flo__ | hello | 07:26 |
mcurran | How would you change the server in pidgin then, because ubuntu came up automatically | 07:26 |
tmade | maco: vega- anyway should be a big deal to get proxy working!? | 07:27 |
voss | or uniboot | 07:27 |
deviant-route | keppi, someone recommeded me to use ext2 for /boot | 07:27 |
maco | mcurran: you add it as another acount | 07:27 |
tmade | shouldn´t | 07:27 |
Spixx | mcurran: you can add more by adding another "instance" of irc in "account > manage account" | 07:27 |
voss | oh well nite | 07:27 |
somename | Is there any options at all about the bootloader during the install proccess? I would be happy to not have any bootloader installed and then I could make a lillo floppy mfself | 07:27 |
mcurran | nevermind | 07:27 |
somename | done it a few times years ago | 07:27 |
kid-kurupt | anyone know how to force jaunty *.deb packages in karmic (keep getting that later version is installed) | 07:27 |
maco | tmade: system settings -> network settings -> proxy | 07:27 |
deviant-route | gnite foss | 07:27 |
keppi | deviant-route: I've always used ext3. There's ext4 now | 07:27 |
Spixx | somename: last thing before installation you can choose | 07:27 |
bidossessi | yeah, an advice. i intend to mutliboot 3 OSes. how big should my /boot be? | 07:28 |
tmade | maco: i alread set it there..but it doesn´t work | 07:28 |
somename | cool thanks | 07:28 |
maco | tmade: oh. log out & in? | 07:28 |
tmade | maco: i did | 07:28 |
kid-kurupt | anyone know how to install jaunty *.deb packages in karmic? (keep getting that later version is installed) | 07:28 |
maco | tmade: boo i wonder if you found a bug then | 07:28 |
anonmatir | kid-kurupt: should have something to do with ur allowed software sources.. u should get it in adminstration under system | 07:28 |
wgrant | kid-kurupt: Why? | 07:28 |
agorist | arand_ in x64 ubuntu does the synaptic package manager automatically give you x64 packages? | 07:28 |
Spixx | somename: that is "advanced" or similar little button on the summary screen right before the install starts | 07:28 |
maco | kid-kurupt: you want to downgrade? | 07:28 |
maco | agorist: yes | 07:29 |
Spixx | mcurran: does it work :D? | 07:29 |
UbuntoJO | what IRC clients can someone recommend? | 07:29 |
anonmatir | many UbuntoJO | 07:29 |
maco | UbuntoJO: i use quassel, but for gnome i like xchat-gnome | 07:29 |
tmade | maco: do you know in which file the setup ist saved in? | 07:29 |
somename | ok i will install in advanced mode | 07:29 |
maco | UbuntoJO: or for command line, i like irssi | 07:29 |
deviant-route | keppi, usally ise ext4 for /boot, but since ive been using ext2 my system boot alot slower | 07:29 |
kid-kurupt | maco, wgrant: not to downgrade, my ati packages seem to have a bug with suspend mode on my laptop, forums recommends downgrading those 2 packages and locking the version in synaptic | 07:29 |
Blue1 | UbuntoJO: irssi or xchat | 07:30 |
UbuntoJO | I'm using Xubuntu 9.10 | 07:30 |
anonmatir | UbuntoJO: u need text or command line and windows or linix? | 07:30 |
anonmatir | irssi or xchat | 07:30 |
McLovin | UbuntoJO, XChat | 07:30 |
ZykoticK9 | UbuntoJO, i'd strongly recommend against xchat-gnome -- "xchat" is what i use but avoid the xchat-gnome! | 07:30 |
maco | UbuntoJO: ok so if you want gtk stuff...again...xchat-gnome is my preference | 07:30 |
agorist | maco - thanks, because there is no mention of x64 in the packages for flash. so i was worried ;-) last time I installed flash on a 64 bit ubuntu it didn't work very well, the video had tearing. Never got it figured out, and I thought it may have been a 32 bit plugin in a 64 bit firefox/ubuntu. | 07:30 |
UbuntoJO | thanks...I'll check out irssi...using xchat now....haven't really looked at them | 07:30 |
maco | ZykoticK9: aw xchat-gnome has a much easier configuration window | 07:31 |
deviant-route | UbuntuJO, i would recommend irssi | 07:31 |
anonmatir | i recomend against the default xchan-gnome on jaunty | 07:31 |
keppi | deviant-route: ext2 has more limitations. I think it's more prone to fragmentation as well. You can defrag the ext2 system to see if it will boot faster | 07:31 |
maco | agorist: oh well yes thats still the case | 07:31 |
maco | agorist: 64bit flash is unreleased | 07:31 |
UbuntoJO | Xubuntu Karmic here...I'll look at them real quick....brb thanks | 07:31 |
maco | agorist: but there are 32bit libraries for compatibility for 64bit and a bit of extra glue besides | 07:31 |
McLovin | agorist, dept will read the kernel and only update based on the arc of the system | 07:31 |
maco | agorist: which should be installed automatically | 07:31 |
deviant-route | keppi, yea i'll try doing that | 07:31 |
tmade | maco: got it. dns does not work..i put in the ip :-) anyway i´d like to know in which place proxy setting is saved!? | 07:32 |
McLovin | agorist, * adept i cant spell tonight | 07:32 |
maco | tmade: i dont know, sorry | 07:32 |
agorist | maco: what 32bit libraries are you talking about? Have you ever gotten flash to run right on a 64bit linux? | 07:32 |
tmade | somebody know in which file proxy settings are saved in? | 07:32 |
tmade | on kde | 07:33 |
maco | agorist: itll automatically pull in ia32libs and nspluginwrapper and some other bits to make 32bit flash work on 64bit linux. and yes, thats what i use. | 07:33 |
deviant-route | well good night all | 07:33 |
maco | tmade: #kubuntu would be better. this is a gnome-centric channel | 07:33 |
agorist | maco - oh, so the 32bit libs are intalled automatically? Ok. Do you use the flashplugin-nonfree or flashplugin ?? | 07:33 |
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maco | agorist: flashplugin-nonfree | 07:33 |
viki27 | Hello , when i used the command "pppoecof" to setup my dsl connection , and the dsl working great but now when i plug my computer to regular network (router) its not working ? | 07:33 |
tmade | maco: thanks! | 07:33 |
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agorist | Maco - and you don't get tearing? Maybe I need a nice nVidia video card or something | 07:33 |
maco | agorist: if you want a native 64bit flash that can at least handle youtube (but not necessarily flahs-based games), i like swfdec | 07:34 |
maco | agorist: i have intel graphics. i dont know what you mean about tearing though | 07:34 |
maco | agorist: i mean....most flash videos are simply encoded really really crappily | 07:34 |
agorist | maco - i don't do flash games, or games at all really. So I can use swfdec for x64? Would I have to unintall flashplugin-nonfree then? | 07:34 |
maco | agorist: yes | 07:34 |
anonmatir | ny one ever converted avi to vob cd's and played on home dvd? | 07:35 |
agorist | maco - do know what tearing is? | 07:35 |
maco | agorist: you mean bad graphics, where its kinda chunky instead of smooth? | 07:35 |
ZykoticK9 | anonmatir, check out the gui program devede - very cool | 07:35 |
yoshx | hello | 07:35 |
maco | agorist: i thought flash videos on youtube and such were just *always* like that | 07:35 |
maco | agorist: to make the filesize smaller | 07:35 |
anonmatir | ZykoticK9: thanxs! | 07:36 |
agorist | maco - tearing is specifically where you get lines across the screen when cameras pan sideways quickly and the different chunks of the screen lose sync with each other. | 07:36 |
agorist | maco - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Tearing_%28simulated%29.jpg | 07:36 |
maco | agorist: ah ok, i dont think ive seen that | 07:37 |
UbuntoJO | went from xchat to xchat-gnome on Xubuntu Karmic....much better | 07:37 |
UbuntoJO | tks | 07:37 |
agorist | maco - BRB - thanks for ur help btw | 07:37 |
landry | agorist: hey I get that in youtube | 07:37 |
viki27 | Hello , when i used the command "pppoecof" to setup my dsl connection , and the dsl working great but now when i plug my computer to regular network (router) its not working ? | 07:38 |
leobotelho | Hey everyone ! I need some help ! I've been trying to use the Ubuntu in the past seven months, but unfortunately no audio comes out my speakers !! I have a HP Pavilion DV3510 !! | 07:38 |
leobotelho | Does anybody have any idea to solve this issue !?!?! | 07:39 |
somename | will let you know how it goes:) | 07:39 |
ZykoticK9 | leobotelho, what audio card? "lspci | grep -i audio" what version of Ubuntu? | 07:39 |
leobotelho | Intel HDA ITX | 07:40 |
ZykoticK9 | leobotelho, that's the output from "lspci | grep -i audio"? | 07:40 |
ahmed | hi all can any body help me | 07:40 |
alabd | Good day everyone , sun-java-jre and openjdk both are installed how to say firefox to use openjdk ? | 07:40 |
leobotelho | I'm sorry not ITX !! Was IDT | 07:40 |
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maxagaz | i can access a server via an address and a port, with password, so I've add my pub key using ssh-copy-id, now i can access the server from this way without password, but if i try to access the server from another address and port, it returns: Permission denied (publickey). Why? | 07:40 |
Guest56375 | help here for one munite | 07:41 |
leobotelho | Zykotick, I'm not the hacker, and this is the main problem. I searched many forums around, and I tried many things, but even working on my best, the audio is still zero !! | 07:42 |
ZykoticK9 | !tab > leobotelho | 07:42 |
ubottu | leobotelho, please see my private message | 07:42 |
disappearedng | Can someone tell me what does the term "classification model" mean within the context for SaaS? | 07:42 |
ZykoticK9 | leobotelho, in a terminal run "lspci | grep -i audio" - if it is one line (and it probably will be), post it back in the channel, if it is multilined used Pastebin. Also what version of Ubuntu are you using? | 07:44 |
bigmack83_ | i have an external hdd that ubuntu says may be failing.Disk Utility says that the reallocated sector count is bas as well as current pending sector count. tryign to mount the partition tells me to log into windows and run fdisk /f to try and fix the partition. which didnt seem to work. anyone know of a way i can fix it? its a new hdd and *should* still be good.the error didnt crop up unitl i had already copied data to it so i know it | 07:44 |
bigmack83_ | did work | 07:44 |
asd | #ubuntu-ru | 07:44 |
Guest56375 | help here frome any body ther please | 07:44 |
maco | bigmack83_: new does not imply good | 07:44 |
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leobotelho | I'm using the 9.10, but the 8.04 was the same | 07:44 |
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maco | bigmack83_: frequently, hard drives either go when very new or when very old and not so much in the middle | 07:45 |
leobotelho | my lspci shows me the follow: | 07:45 |
leobotelho | 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03) | 07:45 |
bigmack83_ | maco, yea i know its possible to get a bad hdd, but i was using it before. so i feel as if it could be an error that can be corrected | 07:45 |
bigmack83_ | yea true | 07:45 |
maco | bigmack83_: if the sectors are bad, backup now and get it replaced under warranty | 07:45 |
maco | bigmack83_: i think its like < 1yr or > 5yr as most common ages for disks to go | 07:46 |
leobotelho | And in the 9.10 I saw a difference, the ALSA comes with a question mark "?" !! I can't really work on it !! | 07:46 |
maco | leobotelho: that line from lspci is useles | 07:46 |
arche | is there any software for ubuntu that will recover/remove a password on a word document? | 07:46 |
bigmack83_ | maco, well thats the problem. i cant access it. so I cant copy the data off of it. it was only to store media and other random files so its not my OS | 07:47 |
agorist | landry: yeah, that's called tearing. I hate it. It is usually cause by software. Like flash plugins. | 07:47 |
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ZykoticK9 | leobotelho, did you clean/fresh install 9.10? | 07:47 |
imprint | How do I install expressgate to my asus board after ubuntu has already been installed? | 07:47 |
leobotelho | I uninstall the 8.04, and then I install the 9.10. | 07:47 |
maco | bigmack83_: well if its not worth the $1000 itd take to do data restoration...just send it for warranty replacement | 07:47 |
ZykoticK9 | leobotelho, like upgraded? | 07:48 |
maco | leobotelho: did 8.04 work? and have you checked that nothing is mute/0? | 07:48 |
maco | leobotelho: in alsamixer, check that stuff. very common confusion | 07:48 |
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leobotelho | Not. I really removed it and after removed I install the new version. I did it because I thought I could get the audio issue solved !! | 07:48 |
agorist | maco - so I thought SWF files were for games, not videos? Do I have that backwords/ | 07:49 |
leobotelho | Nothing is mute | 07:49 |
maco | agorist: swf is just a flash container | 07:49 |
maco | agorist: it can contain a flv or a game or whatever | 07:49 |
ZykoticK9 | leobotelho, does it list your card with "aplay -l" | 07:49 |
agorist | maco - so I shouldn't install SWF and FlashPlugin at the same time? | 07:49 |
Meowpup | hey my synaptic is messed up it only has some of the files in it and they are all installed ones. | 07:50 |
damian | hihi | 07:50 |
ZykoticK9 | leobotelho, are you using WUBI? | 07:50 |
bigmack83_ | maco, lol forget 1k servicing. and i just bought it and i dont really feel like waiting for warranty. lol. i will more than likely just take it back and get a new one. just have to get new copies of some of my media | 07:50 |
maco | agorist: no, pick one | 07:50 |
leobotelho | I'm sorry Zykorick, where I should check it ?!?! | 07:50 |
ZykoticK9 | !tab > leobotelho | 07:50 |
ubottu | leobotelho, please see my private message | 07:50 |
leobotelho | I install from my windows, which I believe is WUBI | 07:50 |
ZykoticK9 | leobotelho, in a terminal type "aplay -l" and see if it lists your card | 07:50 |
leobotelho | **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices **** | 07:51 |
leobotelho | card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: STAC92xx Analog [STAC92xx Analog] | 07:51 |
leobotelho | Subdevices: 1/1 | 07:51 |
leobotelho | Subdevice #0: subdevice #0 | 07:51 |
leobotelho | card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 1: STAC92xx Digital [STAC92xx Digital] | 07:51 |
FloodBot1 | leobotelho: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 07:51 |
leobotelho | Subdevices: 1/1 | 07:51 |
d4rkfe4r | hmm | 07:52 |
ZykoticK9 | !pastebin > leobotelho | 07:52 |
ubottu | leobotelho, please see my private message | 07:52 |
d4rkfe4r | theres gotta be something wrong with my card | 07:52 |
bigmack83_ | maco, well anywho, thanks. | 07:52 |
imprint | Does anyone know anything about expressgate? | 07:52 |
d4rkfe4r | Anyone dual monitor with nvidia? | 07:52 |
agorist | maco. Have you ever noticed that installing adobe's deb file is better/worse than apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree ?? | 07:52 |
Hum__ | hi | 07:53 |
Billiard | agorist: ive found flashplugin-nonfree is better | 07:53 |
keppi | hi hum | 07:53 |
keppi | haha | 07:53 |
maco | agorist: its the same deb, but if ou do it through the repositories you get the libraries necessary to make it work on 64bit | 07:53 |
agorist | Billiard - thanks 4 ur input | 07:53 |
mneptok | agorist: i386 or x86_64? | 07:53 |
leobotelho | I guess this is the result for the aplay | 07:53 |
leobotelho | http://paste.ubuntu.com/325925/ | 07:53 |
Hum__ | hi | 07:54 |
Hum__ | can I ask question here? | 07:54 |
mneptok | Hum__: you just did. | 07:54 |
Hum__ | haha I see | 07:54 |
keppi | !ask | Hum__ | 07:54 |
ubottu | Hum__: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 07:54 |
Hum__ | ok then | 07:54 |
Hum__ | anybody know how to install sun-java5-jdk on 9.10 ubuntu ? | 07:54 |
Billiard | Hum__: try the package manager? | 07:55 |
viki27 | maco: when i used the command "pppoecof" to setup my dsl connection , and the dsl working great but now when i plug my computer to regular network (router) its not working ? | 07:55 |
Hum__ | I've read that sun has stopped to support jdk 5 as of 3 of november | 07:55 |
mneptok | Hum__: Java 6 will not work? | 07:55 |
leobotelho | I'm sorry for bother you Zykotick, but did you get my message? | 07:55 |
nexace | is there a free DVD player supported by ubuntu? | 07:55 |
keppi | hum__: why not install java6 | 07:55 |
arche | is there easy to use noob software for hard drive smart scanning? | 07:56 |
Hum__ | I need to compile android | 07:56 |
agorist | mneptok - x64 | 07:56 |
agorist | maco - oh, yeah, that's right. | 07:56 |
Hum__ | and the android NDK only builds on jdk 5 | 07:56 |
Billiard | arche: "smart scanning"? | 07:56 |
mneptok | agorist: i'd use the beta of the 64-bit plugin (and i do) | 07:56 |
maco | viki27: i know nothing about pppoe stuff. i use cable internet. | 07:56 |
mneptok | agorist: available only from Adobe | 07:56 |
d4rkfe4r | Im trying to dual monitor on my GeForce 8800GT but the nvidia drivers software doesnt go up to 1280 x 1024 (thats the max res on both of my monitors) on one of my monitors but it does on the other. So I switched the cables and now the res options have flipped.. is it possible that there is something wrong with one of my plugs on my card? | 07:57 |
nexace | is there a free DVD player supported by ubuntu? | 07:57 |
maco | Billiard: smart, as in the hard disk diagnostics stuff | 07:57 |
nomad77 | !mplayer |nexace | 07:57 |
ubottu | nexace: mplayer is a media player. It resides in the mutiverse repository and can easily be installed via applications -> add/remove. For codecs try !codecs | 07:57 |
d4rkfe4r | !vlc |nexace | 07:57 |
ubottu | nexace: Audio (Ogg, MP3...) players: Audacious, Banshee, Beep Media Player, Listen, Quod Libet, Rhythmbox, Exaile, XMMS2 (GTK/Gnome based) and Amarok, JuK (Qt/KDE based). Video players: Totem, Xine, MPlayer, VLC, Kaffeine - See also !codecs | 07:57 |
maco | arche: smart-notifier | 07:57 |
arche | Billiard, like scanning for bad sectors etc on my drives | 07:57 |
nexace | tnx | 07:57 |
leobotelho | Hey !! I'm sorry everyone !! But I got the floodsomething and I don't know if I'm still able to ask ?!?! Does anyone can keep trying helping me with my audio issue !?!? | 07:58 |
ZykoticK9 | leobotelho, yes i got your message(s), i've been googling without a lot of success i'm affraid. I hope someone else in the channel reaches out to ya - cause i'm afraid I don't have anything at this time. What scares me was searches with Wubi seemed to get quite a few "no sound" with your particular sound h/w. | 07:58 |
maco | leobotelho: paste the output of the "amixer" command to paste.ubuntu.com | 07:58 |
nomad77 | !pastebinit | 07:59 |
ubottu | pastebinit is the command-line equivelent of !pastebin . Command output, or other text can be redirected to pastebinit, which then reports an URL containing the output. Simple usage: command-name | pastebinit | 07:59 |
agorist | mneptok - did you need any dependency for flash 10.1 x64 beta? | 07:59 |
leobotelho | I put the amixer at http://paste.ubuntu.com/325929/ | 07:59 |
songer | hello, how can I install all the plug like flash, java? | 07:59 |
mneptok | agorist: nope. | 07:59 |
songer | what's the command? | 07:59 |
crazyoni | Hello all, I'm trying to install ubuntu 9.10 on a system that I worked with Ubuntu 9.04 until a week a go. | 08:00 |
nomad77 | !codecs > songer | 08:00 |
ZykoticK9 | maco, "amixer" to verify mute - very cool, will remember that one | 08:00 |
ubottu | songer, please see my private message | 08:00 |
nexace | wow i just installed mplayer for free and in less than 2 minutes | 08:00 |
nexace | long live linux | 08:00 |
d4rkfe4r | So I guess no one dual monitors using nvidia | 08:01 |
agorist | mneptok - did you put the .so file in ~/.mozilla/plugins ?? | 08:01 |
leobotelho | Honestly, I'm pretty sure it is not mute !! If it is, I can really see at the ALSA panel | 08:01 |
crazyoni | Now I cannot install the 9.10 because the gui and my monitor cannot work together I'm getting an "out of sync" error message in my monitor, I tried two monitors and I've got the same issue, what seems to notice me that there is problem installing 9.10 with AGP Nvidia 760GT maybe? on VGA connection? | 08:01 |
songer | ok, thanks. I just got ubuntu 9.04 | 08:01 |
songer | and i want to upgrade to 9.10 < need to install first all updates? | 08:02 |
leobotelho | I found this online | 08:02 |
leobotelho | https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/71735 | 08:02 |
leobotelho | But I tried and it didn't work !! | 08:03 |
AdvoWork | how can I change a rename a user on ubuntu?i remember doing it before by changing user ids or similar? | 08:03 |
mneptok | agorist: quite right | 08:04 |
mneptok | agorist: then load about:plugins in Fx to activate it | 08:04 |
franklin1 | can't install any software and update in ubuntu server:-( | 08:04 |
agorist | mneptok - I don't have a file called "plugins" in .mozilla - so just created, right? | 08:05 |
McLovin | night all | 08:06 |
songer | crazyoni, try disconnecting your monitor en your instalation | 08:06 |
d4rkfe4r | Does anyone dual monitor with nvidia cards? | 08:07 |
mneptok | agorist: only if you want Flash ;) | 08:07 |
mattcen | d4rkfe4r: I do | 08:07 |
d4rkfe4r | Mind if i pm you? | 08:08 |
mattcen | Nope, go ahead | 08:08 |
gasull | Hi. I installed Xfce, but now every time I try to start a Xfce session it goes back to the Login Screen. How can I fix this? Thanks. | 08:08 |
snkcld | i have a question | 08:09 |
snkcld | im just sitting here, on my com | 08:09 |
snkcld | p | 08:09 |
snkcld | and my sound is going up and down | 08:09 |
snkcld | erratically | 08:09 |
snkcld | i dont know whats happeneing | 08:09 |
snkcld | im not touching it | 08:09 |
FloodBot1 | snkcld: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 08:09 |
ZykoticK9 | !enter | snkcld | 08:09 |
ubottu | snkcld: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 08:09 |
snkcld | ah ok sorry, bad habit | 08:09 |
Hum__ | How can I install sun-java5-jdk_1.5.0-06-1_i386.deb into my ubuntu? | 08:09 |
snkcld | !enter | snkcld | 08:09 |
ubottu | snkcld, please see my private message | 08:09 |
tech-mike | sup peeps, just wondering if using the adobe flash 10.1 (which is x32 i think) is better than the x64 pre-release ? | 08:10 |
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snkcld | !enter | snkcld | 08:11 |
ubottu | snkcld, please see my private message | 08:11 |
gasull | Hum__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java | 08:11 |
ZykoticK9 | Hum__, if you have the deb file just "sudo dpkg -i sun-java5-jdk_1.5.0-06-1_i386.deb" | 08:11 |
leobotelho | My issue seems to be well known for those who have the this Intel HDA IDT 92x | 08:11 |
anonmatir | any one know which variable/formater stores the filwe name like %tt -> track title %tn - track number .. what is for file name? | 08:12 |
Meowpup | hi is the ubuntu server down atm | 08:12 |
leobotelho | But I can't understand how it works when trying to fix the problem!! | 08:12 |
Hum__ | thank you for your kind answers | 08:12 |
Hum__ | I will try | 08:12 |
Meowpup | i cant download anything or update properly and synaptic is broken | 08:12 |
gasull | Is there any log where I can see why Xfce doesn't start? | 08:12 |
anonmatir | Meowpup: what are u trying to do? download? | 08:13 |
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arche | anyone here familiar with how to install desklets from gnome-look.org >? | 08:13 |
d4rkfe4r | Meowpup, i can apt-get fine | 08:13 |
Meowpup | sudo spt-get update i get errors. this happened once when the server was down i asume its the same atm | 08:13 |
siocowiz | !list | 08:14 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 08:14 |
d4rkfe4r | Meowpup, works fine for me | 08:14 |
Meowpup | d4rkfe4r: what version you using | 08:14 |
anonmatir | Meowpup: what are u trying to get ? some old un supported packaged that are blocked in ur secure source file? | 08:14 |
d4rkfe4r | 9.10 | 08:14 |
Meowpup | i got ubuntu 9.0.4 | 08:14 |
d4rkfe4r | Ahhh | 08:14 |
d4rkfe4r | maybe they canceled support for your version | 08:14 |
d4rkfe4r | or something | 08:15 |
Meowpup | man if its that then ubuntu sux atm as its verry fast to obsolete the older version | 08:15 |
siocowiz | how come my xchat-gnome does not download files? | 08:15 |
alabd | what should be done after installing openjdk to have jre on firefox ? | 08:15 |
Meowpup | hey 9.04 is the late version befor 9.10 | 08:15 |
AdvoWork | how can I change a rename a user on ubuntu?i remember doing it before by changing user ids or similar? | 08:15 |
alabd | what should be done after installing openjdk to have jre on firefox ? | 08:15 |
MarkGil | Hi, I have a script that behaves funny on Ubuntu and Debian. If it's launched ./myscript, it uses BASH, if someone uses sh ./myscript, it uses DASH (and breaks). The first line of my script has; #!/bin/bash What gives? | 08:15 |
Meowpup | that meand even ubuntu 9.04 based sidtros such as linux mint are out dated and mint 8 is not even out in full release yet. | 08:16 |
leobotelho | Am I crazy? Or I'm not having any "help" regarding my audio issue ?!?! | 08:16 |
leobotelho | I was so happy that someone was paying attention on me that I thought finally I would solve the issue | 08:17 |
Meowpup | leobotelho: Do not ask to ask, just ask! We also ask that you not ask over and over again, if someone knows, they will respond. (So, yes, you may ask.) | 08:17 |
ZykoticK9 | MarkGil, what you said makes perfect sense. if someone uses "sh ./myscript" they are specifically calling Dash (Ubuntu sh command) | 08:17 |
leobotelho | txs | 08:17 |
tech-mike | sup peeps, just wondering if using the adobe flash 10.1 (which is x32 i think) is better than the x64 pre-release ? | 08:17 |
MarkGil | so the #!/bin/bash does nothing useful then? | 08:17 |
Meowpup | hey has ubuntu stopped support for 9.04 now | 08:18 |
snkcld | anything tht starts with # is a comment | 08:18 |
Meowpup | anyone know | 08:18 |
Meowpup | yes anything that starts with # is ignored | 08:18 |
Dajago | AdvoWork: usermod -u <oldname> -l <newname> && mv /home/<oldname> /home/<newname> (from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=64021) | 08:19 |
billiard_junkee_ | Meowpup, anything but #!/bin/bash | 08:19 |
ZykoticK9 | MarkGil, it certainly does, when you just run "./myscript" it calls the correct interpreter BASH | 08:19 |
MarkGil | So I have to code a line to detect the interpreter and error if it's dash? | 08:19 |
Meowpup | y is that | 08:19 |
MarkGil | or not bash | 08:20 |
billiard_junkee_ | dunno, it just is | 08:20 |
ZykoticK9 | MarkGil, i guess so??? you might want to check with the #bash people | 08:20 |
sybariten | i was recommended to use gdebi for a .deb file i am gonna DL | 08:20 |
sybariten | this is a headless machine | 08:20 |
Meowpup | billiard_junkee_: are you saying that all 9,04 baised distros are nolonger supported except #! | 08:20 |
sybariten | when trying to install gdebi, it wants to get like 60 other packages.... | 08:20 |
liudvikas | Hello, maybe anyone knows how to set title in gnome-terminal with command line in opened terminal tab? thnx | 08:21 |
billiard_junkee_ | Meowpup, tha does not compute | 08:21 |
jama | hello | 08:21 |
Meowpup | well #! = chrunchbang linux | 08:21 |
ZykoticK9 | Meowpup, 9.04 is still supported! | 08:21 |
Meowpup | y cant i sudo apt-get update then | 08:21 |
Meowpup | its not just me having this problem today i seen a few others with it. | 08:22 |
Meowpup | how can i check if ubuntu repos are down | 08:22 |
alabd | leaf-sheep: http://pastebin.com/m37fe86f7 | 08:22 |
leo1 | I'm sorry ! I returned with different name | 08:22 |
alabd | what should be done after installing openjdk to have jre on firefox ? leaf-sheep | 08:22 |
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kbp | Does anyone here use Ubuntu with Intel ion nvidia 9400m? If yes could you please tell me where can I get a *working* driver for nvidia 9400m graphics. ty | 08:23 |
miles95 | hi | 08:24 |
napster | !welcome | miles95 | 08:24 |
ubottu | miles95: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines. Enjoy your stay! | 08:24 |
miles95 | any1 ? | 08:24 |
liudvikas | maybe anyone knows how to set title in gnome-terminal opened tab with command line? | 08:25 |
miles95 | i dont srry | 08:25 |
karlos_ | ? | 08:26 |
miles95 | ? | 08:26 |
leo1 | My question is regarding the audio issue I have with my HP Pavilion DV3510, which has Intel HDA IDT 92x, and all checks I already ran is at http://paste.ubuntu.com/325929/, I'm really wishing in having some special help !!! All the forums I looked really didn't help me. | 08:27 |
agorist | mneptok - so flash 10.1 x64 beta is working ok. I'm seeing tearing on all flash video. Tearing is what I was hoping to get rid of. ;( but thanks anyway. | 08:27 |
xmonad | hello | 08:29 |
talsemgeest | Hi xmonad :) | 08:29 |
xmonad | just testing :) | 08:29 |
mattcen | Meowpup: Just as a point of interest regarding support periods, here's the release cycle graph: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/ubuntu/release-cycle | 08:30 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, you might want to try flash in Opera, watching to Google Wave youtube was crappy in Firefox and Chromium, but much better with Opera -- just something to think about | 08:30 |
sybariten | it seems as if gdebi requires a lot of X stuff, but it shouldnt be an X app AFAIK. Any ideas? | 08:30 |
sybariten | I mean, any ideas how i could install it with apt-get | 08:30 |
ZykoticK9 | sybariten, gdebi is Gnome i think | 08:31 |
sybariten | ZykoticK9: oh | 08:31 |
tech-mike | agorist: is 10.1 x64 or x32/86 ? | 08:32 |
jlederman | has anyone played the game "alien arena" ? i'm trying run it, but i'm a noob to ubuntu. I extracted into the directory of my choice successfully, and now the readme is saying to "type ./crx in the shell to run the game..." but when I do that i get "no such file or directory" | 08:32 |
ZykoticK9 | sybariten, do install a deb you downloaded use "sudo dpkg -i FILENAME.deb" | 08:32 |
jlederman | also, terminal is pointed towards the directory which I extracted the game to | 08:32 |
talsemgeest | jlederman: You can install alienarena from the repositories, much easier than downloading it manually | 08:32 |
sinan | hello everybody, anybody knows about the problem installing php5 on ubuntu 9.10? | 08:33 |
Meowpup | mattcen: there wsi no standard release of ubuntu to.04 on that graff | 08:33 |
sinan | i am getting lots of errors about dependencies | 08:33 |
agorist | tech-mike - the version I just installed is 10.1 x64 (I'm also running ubuntu amd64 and firefox 64bit) | 08:33 |
jlederman | talsemgeest: good point, i was just experimenting with doing it the old school way and wondering what was going wrong | 08:33 |
agorist | ZykoticK9 - how do I install opera? | 08:33 |
talsemgeest | sinan: Make sure your sources are up to date, and perhaps try a different server | 08:33 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, enable the partner repository then "sudo apt-get install opera" or use synaptic | 08:34 |
talsemgeest | jlederman: Does "ls" show up "crx"? | 08:34 |
tech-mike | agorist: same here i just didnt read anything saying 10.1 was x64 i saw a mention of x86...i am currently using the v10 pre-release released back in july - do u recommend using the 10.1 | 08:34 |
sinan | ok talsemgeest, thank you, that was what i did not check, probably the servers in turkey are a bit buggy | 08:34 |
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talsemgeest | sinan: Yeah, some servers do get a bit... off | 08:34 |
alabd | how can we use java that is installed manually for firefox? means that .bin has been downloaded ... | 08:34 |
miles95 | alabd | 08:35 |
miles95 | go to the ubuntu software center and look for the flash plugins and then it will work | 08:35 |
jlederman | talsemgeest, it does. "/usr/local/games/alienarena7_32$ ./crx | 08:35 |
jlederman | ./crx: error while loading shared libraries: libjpeg.so.7: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory | 08:35 |
jlederman | " | 08:35 |
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Meowpup | anyone knon how to fix ths error "sudo apt-get update | 08:36 |
Meowpup | E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (2 No such file or directory) | 08:36 |
Meowpup | E: Unable to lock the list directory" | 08:36 |
talsemgeest | jlederman: Take a look at the readme, make sure you have installed all the dependancies | 08:36 |
ActionParsnip28 | yo yo yo | 08:36 |
mattcen | Meowpup: well apparently that file or directory doens't exist. perhaps create it? | 08:36 |
jlederman | talsemgeest: will do thanks for the info | 08:36 |
alabd | miles95: flash related to java ? | 08:36 |
talsemgeest | jlederman: Happy to help :) | 08:36 |
tech-mike | agorist: ? | 08:37 |
miles95 | o nvm srry read the wrong thing | 08:37 |
miles95 | do | 08:37 |
raj_ | guys anyone experiencing the crickling noise on their laptop? and you have HDA card .. tell me i can help i just figured it out :) | 08:37 |
raj_ | crackling | 08:37 |
azharcs | Hi guys, I am having some issues with my Acer Laptop wireless connection. Whenever i restart the computer, it works fine. but when it is idle, it disconnects and never reconnects unless again i restart | 08:37 |
Meowpup | matis it a file or folder ????? | 08:37 |
agorist | Zykotick9 - "Package opera is not available" after I enabled the partner repository ...? | 08:37 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, did you "sudo apt-get update"? | 08:38 |
azharcs | Does anyone know, how to turn PowerManagement off in iwconfig | 08:38 |
agorist | tech-mike - It's in beta. I just started using it. Works fine except for the tearing which seems to be common on all flash playback. (I don't know if it's just my system or what) | 08:38 |
ActionParsnip28 | azharcs: when it disconnects run: dmesg | tail websearch anything interesting | 08:38 |
azharcs | will try it, | 08:38 |
ActionParsnip28 | azharcs: i don't think you can. iwconfig is for wifi only, not power | 08:39 |
agorist | Zykotick9 -- still not available after running update ..? | 08:39 |
Meowpup | mattcen: is it a file or folder ????? | 08:39 |
tech-mike | agorist: do we need to use the installer rather than just placing the .so in ./mozilla/plugins ? | 08:39 |
azharcs | ActionParsnip28: yup but after reading some forum posts, it seems, after disabling power management, it stops disconnecting | 08:39 |
ActionParsnip28 | azharcs: you could try: man iwconfig just incase | 08:39 |
mattcen | Meowpup: I'm sorry to say I'm not sure; I'm not in ubuntu currently. Give me a couple of minutes and I'll boot my laptop and check. | 08:40 |
azharcs | will try that and get back guys, power cut here. will come back and let u know if it worked | 08:40 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, ? dunno man - it "should" be there | 08:40 |
azharcs | Thanks :) | 08:40 |
miles95 | can any1 tell me wat u do with a server | 08:40 |
agorist | tech-mike -- I don't know. I just put the .so in plugins and it worked. (I didn't have flash installed previously) | 08:40 |
meder | for Jaunty - should I use postfix for a local SMTP server? if I try to install it there are issues and it wants me to install some exim mail package | 08:40 |
agorist | tech-mike - worked after that. | 08:40 |
ActionParsnip28 | azharcs: maybe you need to disable acpi. you could just rmmod the driver, then modprobe it back in to restart the device | 08:40 |
meder | what's a simple, preferred SMTP server that I should use for Jaunty basically? | 08:41 |
ActionParsnip28 | meder: there is no prefered server. | 08:41 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, see for some alternatives https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser | 08:41 |
meder | well | 08:41 |
ActionParsnip28 | sorry for double post | 08:41 |
tech-mike | agorist: me either - ive been using v10 which i just copied the .so to ./mozilla/plugins - but when i tried that with the 10.1 .so firefox didnt recognize it | 08:41 |
meder | Can someone recommend a SMTP server | 08:41 |
meder | is there a built-in one I can rely on? | 08:41 |
ActionParsnip28 | !smtpserver | 08:42 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about smtpserver | 08:42 |
ActionParsnip28 | bah | 08:42 |
meder | !smtp | 08:42 |
ubottu | Ubuntu supports the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) and provides mail server software of many kinds. You can install a basic email handling configuration with the "Mail server" task during installation, or with the "tasksel" command. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MailServer and https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/email-services.html | 08:42 |
mattcen | Meowpup: I usually use postfix myself; but it's really personal preference | 08:42 |
sharpen047 | hello all would someone mind helping me wiht sound? it keeps saying everying is "broken"i uninstalled pulse audio because it wasnt full duplex | 08:42 |
agorist | tech-mike - So you didn't see any flashplugin in about:plugins | 08:42 |
jlederman | this will probably be solved with a restart, but is there anyway to force a volume to unmount? I'm getting this error "DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken." | 08:42 |
talsemgeest | miles95: Anything you like :) It depends what kind of server you want to run | 08:42 |
meder | oh | 08:42 |
meder | so I already have exim4 | 08:42 |
miles95 | no like wat do they do like run programs or wat ? | 08:42 |
agorist | Zykotick9 - I'm getting this: Package opera is not available, but is referred to by another package.This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or | 08:43 |
agorist | is only available from another source | 08:43 |
talsemgeest | miles95: They are just normal computers, usually running software that "serves" other computers, like apache2 for webpages etc... | 08:43 |
mattcen | Meowpup: OK so /var/lib/apt/lists/lock is a file that is empty by default, owned by root, primary group root, and permossions 640 | 08:43 |
Billiard | miles95: servers provide things for clients, we are all connected to an irc server, when you goto a website they are running a web server, is taht what you are asking? | 08:43 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, see for some alternatives https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser | 08:43 |
faderhval | Hey :) was wondering if someone could help me out i've just installed ubuntu 9.10 and for some reason im only getting sound from my sub... i've tried various things like going through the alsamixer and messing with pulseaudio etc. but i can't seem to get it wokring | 08:43 |
Meowpup | mattcen: i created what was missing and it workes again | 08:44 |
mattcen | Awesome. Can't imagine why that happened | 08:44 |
sharpen047 | faderhval, do you have surround sound? | 08:45 |
faderhval | sharpen047, only a 2.1 stereo set | 08:46 |
ActionParsnip28 | faderhval: websearch for: ubuntu 5.1 sound you'll find guides for telling the system t | 08:46 |
agorist | Zykotick9 - DL'ing from Opera website | 08:46 |
ActionParsnip28 | faderhval: that you have more speakers | 08:46 |
sharpen047 | faderhval, it sounds like a speaker problem, there is only one jack for all three speakers, the system doesnt know its 2.1 | 08:46 |
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faderhval | thanks both of you i'll do a bit more googling :) | 08:47 |
zetheroo1 | this ppa is really bad ... extremely slow ... can anyone point me to another one with the same packages? http://ppa.launchpad.net/nvidia-vdpau/ppa/ubuntu | 08:47 |
nsgn | howdy. i'm trying to connect to an ad-hoc network using a script in 9.10. my issue is related to WEP | 08:48 |
sinan | talsemgeest, i have a little question, i am still having the same trouble about apache&php5 | 08:48 |
talsemgeest | sinan: Hmm, ok | 08:48 |
sinan | does anybody know what this means, dpkg: error processing libapache2-mod-php5 (--configure): | 08:48 |
sinan | subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 10 | 08:48 |
SingAlong | hi all | 08:48 |
nsgn | if i use the line "sudo iwconfig eth1 key xxxxxxxx" i get "set failed...". if i exclude the line to put a key it creates an ad-hoc network that is broadcasted as being encrypted anyway | 08:48 |
SingAlong | I followed the instructions here to upgrade from alternate CD http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading#Upgrading%20Using%20the%20Alternate%20CD/DVD | 08:48 |
nsgn | what gives? | 08:49 |
SingAlong | and I get an error with the mount command saying "specify file system" | 08:49 |
TironN | #bitlbee | 08:49 |
agorist | Zykotick9 - seems to have installed, but I can't find the program anywhere. | 08:49 |
SingAlong | I followed the instructions here to upgrade from alternate CD http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading#Upgrading%20Using%20the%20Alternate%20CD/DVD and I get an error with the mount command saying "specify file system type" | 08:49 |
sharpen047 | can someone help me with sound?! please? | 08:49 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, type opera in a terminal or alt+f2 | 08:50 |
Billiard | SingAlong: did you check the md5 of your iso? | 08:50 |
SingAlong | Billiard: nope! | 08:50 |
SingAlong | Billiard: how do i do that. I downloaded it directed from the torrents. | 08:50 |
agorist | ZykoticK9 - I guess it didn't install bc it says it can't find it. | 08:50 |
miles95 | does any of the linux distros support touch screen ? | 08:50 |
Billiard | SingAlong: it should be good from a torrent | 08:51 |
SingAlong | miles95: yes ubuntu :) | 08:51 |
agorist | Zykotick9 ran the install bash script. | 08:51 |
miles95 | rlly ? | 08:51 |
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ZykoticK9 | agorist, bash script? it should be a DEB! | 08:51 |
Billiard | SingAlong: try adding -t iso9660 to the mount command | 08:51 |
miles95 | will it work on a ps touch tablet | 08:51 |
miles95 | pc* | 08:51 |
zetheroo1 | this ppa is really bad ... extremely slow ... can anyone point me to another one with the same packages? http://ppa.launchpad.net/nvidia-vdpau/ppa/ubuntu | 08:52 |
SingAlong | Billiard: wrong fstype is the error now | 08:52 |
Billiard | SingAlong: check the md5 i guess | 08:52 |
Billiard | SingAlong: md5sum file.iso i think | 08:52 |
simplexi1 | miles95: no knowledge, but i would quess that you can get it work, how easily is another question | 08:52 |
agorist | ZykoticK9 - During a second install it got : User "USERNAME" does not have write access to /etc System wide configuration files | 08:53 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, get the DEB! | 08:53 |
Billiard | SingAlong: compare it to these http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.10/MD5SUMS | 08:53 |
mattcen | SingAlong: You should be able to grab the MD5sum file from that url that Billiard just posted, and use md5sum -c MD5SUMS to check all sums in that file. It means you won't have to do a visual compare to see if they're the same, it'll just say "yes they're the same" or not. | 08:53 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, OR you could use "sudo COMMAND YOUR RUNNING TO INSTALL" | 08:54 |
SingAlong | mattcen: oh | 08:54 |
agorist | ZykoticK9 - stupid me. I didn't see the option for .deb package. sorry | 08:54 |
mattcen | agorist: What are you trying to install? Opera? | 08:54 |
SingAlong | Billiard: I got an md5sum starting with 183 and ending with 33c1. and it isnt listed on that page you directed me to. | 08:54 |
sharpen047 | jussi01, its removed.... | 08:54 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, are you getting the 64bit version? | 08:54 |
agorist | mattcen - yeah | 08:54 |
Billiard | SingAlong: bad download then, in your torrent client recheck, it should download the bad parts | 08:55 |
agorist | Zykotick9 - yes, I have the 64bit .deb now installing | 08:55 |
SingAlong | Billiard: oh | 08:55 |
agorist | ZykoticK9 -- running opera now | 08:55 |
talk2svj | can ne1 give me link for a good ip messenger for ubuntu?? | 08:55 |
SingAlong | Billiard: I used Transmission. Using the verify local data option to check the data now. | 08:56 |
agorist | ZykoticK9 - should I let Opera install the Flash Player plugin or should I used the 10.1 x64 beta from Flash? | 08:56 |
talk2svj | can ne1 give me link for a good ip messenger for ubuntu?? | 08:56 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, ? i just use the "ubuntu-restricted-extras" for my flash - whatever you want | 08:56 |
Billiard | talk2svj: dont repeat youself so quickly | 08:57 |
mattcen | talk2svj: ip messenger? Can you rephrase that? | 08:57 |
iceroot | i am searching for something like kdialog (for gnome) | 08:57 |
agorist | ZykoticK8 - I already have a flash .so file in .mozilla/plugins - but I don't know what opera is going to install. For all I know it will install a 32 bit version of flash 9 or something | 08:57 |
raj_ | GUYs if anyone is getting a crackling noise ona laptop on ubuntu 9.10 let me know i have a solution :) | 08:58 |
talk2svj | mattcen: ip messenger is for transfering files on computers connected throug h a network , one can send and recieve files | 08:58 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, i don't know either? just try one way and if you don't like it, try the other way - your choice(s) | 08:58 |
talsemgeest | raj_: I have it too, but no solution Im afraid :) | 08:58 |
SingAlong | talsemgeest: raj said he has a solution :) | 08:59 |
talsemgeest | Ah, I see... | 08:59 |
aomegax | hi | 08:59 |
* talsemgeest needs to read more carefully | 08:59 | |
talsemgeest | Hi aomegax :) | 08:59 |
SingAlong | raj_: why dont you post it somewhere on a blog so that so that everyone can find it :) | 08:59 |
aomegax | i have a problem with initramfs | 08:59 |
aomegax | can you help me? | 08:59 |
kraut | moin | 09:00 |
mattcen | raj_: Or perhaps on the Ubuntu wiki or forum | 09:00 |
talsemgeest | !justask | aomegax | 09:00 |
ubottu | aomegax: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 09:00 |
aomegax | the problem is UUID isn't recognize | 09:00 |
aomegax | I have busybox after boot | 09:00 |
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talk2svj | do ne 1 use ip messenger? | 09:00 |
mattcen | talk2svj: SFTP might do what you want; It does file transfer over SSH, which is encrypted | 09:01 |
mattcen | I don't use it, but based on the description on its homepage, SFTP or SCP could work | 09:01 |
aomegax | yesterday I have mounted my distro in live and I have done update-initramfs and apt-get upgrade, so I solved...but tomorrow I have again this problem and the solution of yesterday doesn't work | 09:01 |
aomegax | please help me | 09:01 |
talk2svj | mattcen: ty but i want an ip messenger just like windows...SFTP is more complex | 09:02 |
mattcen | What about a wrapper around SFTP? I think FileZilla works for it | 09:02 |
agorist | ZykoticK9 - do you run 64 bit? | 09:02 |
ZykoticK9 | talk2svj, what is a windows example of an "ip messenger" program | 09:02 |
agorist | ubuntu? | 09:02 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, i run 64bit - my flash, don't know if it's 32 or 64 | 09:03 |
talk2svj | type ip messenger on google | 09:03 |
mattcen | ZykoticK9: I assume that talk2svj is referring to http://www.ipmsg.org/index.html.en | 09:03 |
ShazbotMcNasty | I was wondering if you could put multiple distros on one flash drive | 09:03 |
talsemgeest | talk2svj: IP messenger has a gtk client | 09:03 |
talk2svj | ya..but linux version is not working properly | 09:03 |
agorist | ZykotcK9 - probably 32 bit w/ 64 bit wrapper or however it works. | 09:03 |
ShazbotMcNasty | Or, if not - if I can make multiple partitions and put data on one partition and a distro with a boot flag on the other | 09:03 |
mattcen | Heh, I didn't even notice there was a linux version of IP messenger; how silly of me | 09:03 |
Mrokii | hello. Does anybody know an app that let's one lock the keyboard completely temporarily? For the purpose of cleaning the keyboard a little without the need to disconnect it. | 09:04 |
ZykoticK9 | talk2svj, there seems to be Unix (ie Linux) IP messengers on the site mattcen linked me too! why not try those? | 09:04 |
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talk2svj | and if i run windows version using wine again tere r problems | 09:04 |
agorist | ZykoticK9 - I'm just installing the extras now. | 09:04 |
talk2svj | there r problems wid dem.. | 09:04 |
SingAlong | Billiard: I verified the torrent data and checked the md5sum again. Its still the same. (I had downloaded the torrent from the releases.ubuntu.com site) | 09:04 |
dayo | USB flash drives change all permissions to 700. won't let me make it 755. even as root. how come? | 09:04 |
talsemgeest | talk2svj: What problems? | 09:04 |
ShazbotMcNasty | So, no one knows if I can put multiple linux distos on a single USB flash drive? | 09:05 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, once it's done you can go to http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ and verify you have the newest Flash installed - but it doesn't say 32/64 bit - i imagine it's 32 | 09:05 |
Maree | agorist, once it's done you can go to http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ and verify you have the newest Flash installed - but it doesn't say 32/64 bit - i imagine it's 32 | 09:05 |
talk2svj | i cant transfer a folder(or directory)... only files r allowed | 09:05 |
Maree | i cant transfer a folder(or directory)... only files r allowed | 09:05 |
talsemgeest | talk2svj: Take a look at xipmsg, it is in synaptic | 09:06 |
Maree | talk2svj: Take a look at xipmsg, it is in synaptic | 09:06 |
Billiard | SingAlong: if the md5 doesnt match its bad, i think the torrent isos should be the same as the others | 09:06 |
Maree | SingAlong: if the md5 doesnt match its bad, i think the torrent isos should be the same as the others | 09:06 |
ZykoticK9 | !ops | Maree | 09:06 |
Maree | !ops | Maree | 09:06 |
ubottu | Maree: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, Madpilot, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, Jack_Sparrow, nickrud, jpds, bazhang, jussi01, Flannel or ikonia! | 09:06 |
ubottu | Maree, please see my private message | 09:06 |
Maree | Maree: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, Madpilot, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, | 09:06 |
talk2svj | talsemgeest: ty | 09:06 |
FloodBot1 | Maree: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 09:06 |
Maree | Maree: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 09:06 |
agorist | Zykotick9 -- opera is not even playing flash video at all | 09:06 |
Azeotrope | I have a very strange problem with Avant Window Manager. I have 2 launchers, "gnome-terminal" and "irssi" (gnome-terminal --window-with-profile=irssi --command=irssi". If I open irssi first, i get it docked in the launcher, but if open the terminal then, I get's a new window and doesen't dock as the launcher. any idea why? because both start with "gnome-terminal"? | 09:06 |
Maree | I have a very strange problem with Avant Window Manager. I have 2 launchers, "gnome-terminal" and "irssi" (gnome-terminal --window-with-profile=irssi --command=irssi". If I open irssi first, i get it docked in the launcher, but if open th | 09:07 |
Azeotrope | I remeber that on 9.04 i didn't had this issue | 09:07 |
Maree | I remeber that on 9.04 i didn't had this issue | 09:07 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, I have no idea man | 09:07 |
sinan | hi everybody, i just installed Ubuntu 9.10 desktop and now i cant install LAMP, it gives a strange error about libapache2-mod-php5 pack | 09:07 |
somename | Yes the last stage of the installer where the summary screen is lets you not install the bootloader in advanced options | 09:07 |
talk2svj | talsemgeest:its not on synaptic .... i m using (jaunty) | 09:07 |
agorist | Zykotick9 -- Firefox is playing flash, but not Opera. | 09:07 |
knoppies | Is there a way to filter by name when using the ls command? so ls "*.conf" or ls "conky*" | 09:08 |
talsemgeest | talk2svj: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=763721 | 09:08 |
feral | hello, could somebody suggest how i can seperate audio from video on linux? | 09:08 |
raj_ | NO THERE IS A SOLUTION FOR IT HERE IS THE LINK : I POSTED IT ON UBUNTU forums .. sorry for caps http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1335045 FIXED CRACJLING NOISE | 09:08 |
feral | i have a .mpg file | 09:08 |
Billiard | feral: ffmpeg can do this, or mencoder | 09:09 |
agorist | restricted extras flash installation is not cool. I can no longer click on anything flash in Firefox. | 09:09 |
somename | I am going to have to setup a bootloader myself of course. So my question is, Where is the kernel? the default filename and path | 09:09 |
ZykoticK9 | feral, or avidemux if you'd like a gui | 09:09 |
raj_ | i found a solution for the crackling noise posted on forum. for all HDA card users here is the post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1335045 please comment and give me a feed back | 09:09 |
mattcen | knoppies: Can you be more specific? What you've suggested as examples will filter out just the matches you'd expect.. | 09:09 |
feral | thanks a bunch | 09:09 |
feral | :) | 09:09 |
mattcen | knoppies: for everything else there's usually grep :P | 09:09 |
knoppix | cool | 09:10 |
knoppies | mattcen, I mean, to only display results that match whats inside the "" the * being a wildcard | 09:10 |
talk2svj | talsemgeest:i've serached in synaptic its not there. | 09:10 |
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knoppix | i am looking for chat about linux | 09:10 |
knoppies | mattcen, never heared of grep, let me have a look at it | 09:10 |
talsemgeest | talk2svj: Then look at the rest of the thread :) | 09:10 |
janisozaur | i'm looking for someone who doesn't have wine installed and uses firefox | 09:10 |
mitsumi | hello everyone!!! | 09:10 |
knoppies | !hi | 09:10 |
ubottu | Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines. Enjoy your stay! | 09:10 |
mattcen | knoppies: Yes you should be able to use * as a wildcard with no issues | 09:11 |
knoppies | mattcen, but whats the option to filter? Ive read both help and manpage but found nothing. | 09:11 |
mattcen | knoppies: Ah I see your issue | 09:11 |
Billiard | knoppies: dont put the * in quotes | 09:11 |
mattcen | knoppies: Don't use the quotes you've got there; they're squashing the * in a wildcard | 09:11 |
holyguyver | If I am on a system with both kde 3 & 4 apps on it, what do I put into the terminal to start the kde4 theme manager? | 09:12 |
agorist | Maree - restricted extras flash does not work well on my system. | 09:12 |
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raj_ | <talsemgeest> try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1335045 i just posted it on the forums. it will solve it for all HDA cards. (laptops) | 09:12 |
mattcen | knoppies: It's causing the * to be interepreted as a literal | 09:12 |
knoppies | Billiard, mattcen ok, but that still doesnt solve my problem. Is there a way to filter the ls output? | 09:12 |
talsemgeest | raj_: Ok, thanks :) | 09:12 |
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agorist | How do I uninstal restricted extras, or at least the flash plugin that it installs? | 09:12 |
somename | On a default ubuntu install what is the filename and path to the kernel? | 09:12 |
nickapalooza | so who here has never installed vista/win 7 to their machine? | 09:12 |
mattcen | knoppies: howso? | 09:12 |
Billiard | knoppies: what do you want filtered? | 09:12 |
raj_ | GUYS if you have a cracling noise on a laptop with 9,10 try this and tell me if it worked for you thank you :) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1335045 | 09:13 |
Billiard | agorist: package manager, unisntall it like anything else | 09:13 |
nickapalooza | Guys, if I do an install ubuntu inside windows (wubi install?) will it give me a boot loader showing all my current bootable windows partitions? i have 3 | 09:13 |
knoppies | mattcen, say I got 10 docs in a folder. And 4 of them end in *.txt | 09:13 |
llutz | somename: /boot/vmlinuz.... | 09:13 |
Billiard | knoppies: ls *.txt ? | 09:13 |
talsemgeest | nickapalooza: Yes, it should | 09:13 |
knoppies | mattcen, Billiard yes | 09:13 |
ZykoticK9 | agorist, "sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-installer" | 09:13 |
nickapalooza | talsemgeest: how sure are you? | 09:13 |
knoppies | Billiard, but that will try search the directory named *.txt | 09:13 |
somename | thanks I remember now | 09:14 |
om26er | !purge | 09:14 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about purge | 09:14 |
janisozaur | i'm looking for someone who doesn't have wine installed and uses firefox, wine has overwritten one of the fonts that firefox uses and i have to pin down which one is it. | 09:14 |
Billiard | knoppies: specify the directory as well | 09:14 |
raj_ | GUYS if you have a crackling noise on a laptop with 9,10 try this and tell me if it worked for you thank you :) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1335045 | 09:14 |
mattcen | knoppies: How about you PM me the output you're getting? It's quite hard to interpret what you mean | 09:14 |
knoppies | Billiard, so ./*.txt | 09:14 |
Billiard | knoppies: i would think it would work either way, but its going to look for directries first i think | 09:15 |
aomegax | talsemgeest: do you know how to solve my problem? | 09:15 |
nickapalooza | can anyone else answer my question? | 09:15 |
llutz | knoppies: ls *.txt lists actual-directory | 09:15 |
agorist | what is the difference between marking something for removal and "complete removal" in synaptic?? | 09:15 |
knoppies | mattcen, Billiard: ls:cannot access ./conky*: No such file or directory | 09:15 |
mattcen | nickapalooza: I think I can. just let me re-read it properly | 09:15 |
Billiard | knoppies: try the -d option | 09:16 |
knoppies | llutz, I know, but is there a way to filter by *.txt | 09:16 |
knoppies | Billiard, ok. | 09:16 |
talsemgeest | Im afraid I dont aomegax | 09:16 |
llutz | knoppies: ls *.txt | 09:16 |
janisozaur | agorist: apt-get remove and apt-get purge respecitevly. man apt-get for what it does | 09:16 |
aomegax | talsemgeest: thanks... :( | 09:16 |
llutz | knoppies: man ls | 09:16 |
knoppies | llutz, but that tries to search that directory. not files | 09:16 |
llutz | knoppies: no it doesn't | 09:16 |
knoppies | llutz, already looked. but thanks. | 09:16 |
raj_ | GUYS if you have a crackling noise on a laptop with 9,10 try this and tell me if it worked for you thank you :) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1335045 | 09:16 |
llutz | knoppies: it will give directories fitting that mask too | 09:16 |
dayo | i can't change the permissions on my USB flash drive from 700 to 755, even as root | 09:17 |
mattcen | nickapalooza: Yes I'm almost positive that it will show all windows partitions. It adds an extra option to your Windows boot loader and shouldn't clobber any of the existing ones. | 09:17 |
Billiard | dayo: fat32 partitions dont have permissions | 09:17 |
nickapalooza | mattcen: ok, thanks for your input. | 09:17 |
mattcen | nickapalooza: If you're worried about that, perhaps you can try making a backup using something like easyBCD | 09:17 |
llutz | dayo: use mount-options gid/uid/umask for vfat | 09:17 |
dayo | Billiard: so what do i do? reformat as ext3? | 09:17 |
Anorien | Hello. Could someone please tell me, what is the command to download something from the terminal? | 09:17 |
janisozaur | Anorien: wget | 09:18 |
dayo | llutz: ? | 09:18 |
Anorien | janisozaur: ty | 09:18 |
nickapalooza | mattcen: easyBCD broke my boot loader once, but it is some pretty nice software | 09:18 |
knoppies | mattcen, Billiard, llutz: didnt work, same output: No such file or directory. Thanks, I gtg, I will look into this again another time. | 09:18 |
nickapalooza | i think it was cuz i was tweaking with the software under two different bootable windows partitions | 09:18 |
Billiard | knoppies: it works, but ok | 09:18 |
llutz | knoppies: then there is no file *.txt | 09:18 |
janisozaur | i'm looking for someone who doesn't have wine installed and uses firefox, wine has overwritten one of the fonts that firefox uses and i have to pin down which one is it. | 09:18 |
llutz | knoppies: hidden file? use ls -a *.txt | 09:19 |
knoppies | llutz, Im actually searching conky* | 09:19 |
knoppies | llutz, that might be it. let me try that | 09:19 |
llutz | knoppies: ls -la '*conky*' | 09:19 |
knoppies | llutz, I just realised, I should be using the . in front. | 09:19 |
Billiard | llutz: like i said you cant have the * in quotes | 09:19 |
becks_ | ce | 09:19 |
knoppies | llutz, whats the l for? | 09:19 |
janisozaur | knoppies: * wildcard doesn't expand to dot-files | 09:19 |
llutz | knoppies: verbose output | 09:19 |
mattcen | knoppies: To show a 'list' output (see the manpage). | 09:20 |
knoppies | it works | 09:20 |
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knoppies | mattcen, llutz Billiard janisozaur Thank you guys. | 09:20 |
Billiard | knoppies: np | 09:20 |
faderhval | Anyone knows how to make a 2.1 sound system work in ubuntu 9.10 (one jack) can't find anything helpful on the web | 09:20 |
mattcen | knoppies: I'm intrigued about your problem. You are looking for conky*, right? | 09:20 |
mattcen | (I know you've solved it, but I'd appreciate it if you could explain how for my personal interest :P) | 09:20 |
janisozaur | mattcen: i believe it is .conky* | 09:21 |
kbp | I have a question: I installed server edition to get the server part. Now I want to install X, I have the Desktop CD here, can I use from that cd so I dont need to download 200MB from the internet via apt-get? Thanks | 09:21 |
knoppies | mattcen, I have multiple conky configs in the home directory, all starting with .conkyrc* I forgot to add the . in the front. Thats what my problem was. (and the -a option for hidden files) | 09:21 |
llutz | knoppies: ls -la '.conky*' (sry typo) | 09:21 |
janisozaur | kbp: you can use that cd, i think you chould read man apt-cdrom | 09:21 |
mattcen | knoppies: Ah right, I see. | 09:21 |
Billiard | llutz: you cant put the * in quotes | 09:21 |
knoppies | llutz, I used ls -la ./.conky* and it worked | 09:22 |
janisozaur | kbp: be warned that packages are outdated quickly | 09:22 |
ZykoticK9 | kbp, just as an FYI it's MUCH easier to install services onto desktop version, then install desktop onto server version. just for next time. | 09:22 |
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kbp | janisozaur: thanks for your advice i will use it | 09:22 |
llutz | right, too early for me, sry again | 09:22 |
raj_ | GUYS if you have a crackling noise on a laptop with 9,10 try this and tell me if it worked for you thank you :) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1335045 | 09:22 |
Billiard | raj_: dont spam that | 09:23 |
kbp | ZykoticK9: it takes age to install apache,samba, ftp, cups... :) on desktop edition | 09:23 |
Meowpup | hi where are the firefox files i need to import bookmarks into chrome | 09:23 |
ZykoticK9 | kbp, wait 'till you install Gnome/X onto server LOL | 09:23 |
kbp | ZykoticK9: why? do i have to install a lot more after I install Gnome ? | 09:24 |
janisozaur | Meowpup: ~/.mozilla | 09:24 |
Billiard | Meowpup: im guessing ~/.mozilla | 09:24 |
janisozaur | Meowpup: iirc firefox can export bookmarks to json/html | 09:24 |
ZykoticK9 | kbp, Gnome will bring down Xorg etc - but that's HUGE in compared to apache,samba,ftp,etc. | 09:24 |
Josti_ | Hello Anyone here that knows anything about touchscreens ? | 09:24 |
wanghong | hello | 09:25 |
vega- | Josti_: it's a screen that you can touch and things happen | 09:25 |
Billiard | !anyone | Josti_ | 09:25 |
ubottu | Josti_: 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? | 09:25 |
janisozaur | !anyone | Josti_ | 09:25 |
kbp | ZykoticK9: yea that's why I dont want to install it via repositories. I want to install it from the desktop cd. :) | 09:25 |
Josti_ | vega-: should I find that helpful ? :P | 09:26 |
Billiard | Josti_: it is what you asked | 09:26 |
mattcen | kbp: You can't use the Desktop CD as a repository as far as I know; you can do it with the *alternate* CD I think, but probably not the desktop | 09:26 |
vega- | Josti_: then don't ask that kind of generic questions :P see ubottu's message | 09:26 |
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Guest11639 | what | 09:27 |
Josti_ | vega-: yeah yeah I know :D.... ok my problem if that i've got a touchscreen on ubuntu karmic koala but I cant seem to calibrate it | 09:27 |
zash | What debug symbols would you need to get a good compiz backtrace? Those attached to bugs #472060 and #316954 seems useless. | 09:27 |
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Josti_ | vega-: it's an egalax touchscreen | 09:27 |
janisozaur | mattcen: that would be most weird. if you insert desktop cd when you run desktop ubuntu, it'll pop up ask you if you want to use it as a software repo | 09:27 |
vega- | Josti_: i have no experience with touchscreens whatsoever .. | 09:28 |
Josti_ | vega-: it's connected by USB | 09:28 |
Josti_ | vega-: ok | 09:28 |
kbp | mattcen: someone told me to use apt-cdrom | 09:28 |
mattcen | janisozaur: Really? I didn't realise. I'd doubt if it had *all* the files that are part of the desktop system. Let me check that out | 09:28 |
kane77 | what can I use if I want to "script" keypresses? in a game if I press one key I want to simulate keypresses of other keys | 09:29 |
flagger | hey guys, i'm having a bit of trouble with my postfix server. | 09:30 |
flagger | Situation is I have spam coming in, spamassassin tags them. Local procmailrc's do whatever they want with them. But our mailing list also points to people on external servers, and we end up getting undelivered mail notifications because they block our spam. How do I get it to stop outgoing mail that has already been tagged? | 09:30 |
Meowpup | janisozaur: what do you mean how does it do that | 09:30 |
mattcen | kbp, janisozaur: Here's my justification. The repository part of the CD is inside the '/pool' directory, which on the Ubuntu Desktop CD is only 8.5MB. So while there is a repository on there, it can't be the entire Desktop environment, because that's inside a Squash filesystem in '/casper/filesystem.squashfs', | 09:31 |
kbp | mattcen: so why is the desktop CD 600MB? :P | 09:31 |
ZykoticK9 | kane77, i think the game you're playing would require a key-scripting feature for that to work -- because your game is going to be "in focus" you can't have keys being recognized by outside programs (for the most part). This is why Push-To-Talk doesn't work in games for TeamSpeak on Ubuntu... best of luck man. | 09:31 |
janisozaur | mattcen: you could mount squashfs and use it then ;) | 09:31 |
llutz | kbp: because the live-cd part needs that space (squashfs-image) | 09:32 |
mattcen | kbp: Because it's a whole filesystem inside a 668Mb file, and not individual package files you can install | 09:32 |
janisozaur | Meowpup: bookmarks > manage bookmarks > importing and backups (i'm using localized version, names may vary) | 09:32 |
mattcen | janisozaur: You can't do that because they're not packages. Well you *could* but it'd be horrendously messy | 09:32 |
kbp | llutz, janisozaur ok so the right thing to do is extract or mount that image and use it ? | 09:32 |
llutz | kbp: you cannot | 09:33 |
Meowpup | thanks janisozaur i found it done | 09:33 |
kane77 | ZykoticK9, ah :( | 09:33 |
llutz | kbp: packages have to be in .deb format in a special directory-structure to be used as repo | 09:33 |
mattcen | kbp: The right thing to do is either download the Alternate CD and use *that* as a reposotory, or install the Desktop version and add the server stuff in later on. | 09:33 |
janisozaur | llutz: what's the structure in squashfs then? | 09:34 |
mattcen | ... or download around 300MB of Gnome/KDE other apps for the server version :S | 09:34 |
llutz | janisozaur: the live-system | 09:34 |
egonw | terr | 09:34 |
mattcen | janisozaur: It's the same thing you'd see if you did an ls / on your ubuntu system | 09:34 |
llutz | janisozaur: compressed image of a working system | 09:34 |
janisozaur | ahh... | 09:34 |
mattcen | Which gets copied over during the install; it's an all or nothing deal | 09:34 |
ZykoticK9 | kbp, why do you want a GUI on your server anyways? | 09:35 |
kbp | ZykoticK9: I wanna watch movies sometimes and it also runs 2 webcams are surveillance cameras | 09:36 |
kbp | s/are/as | 09:36 |
janisozaur | mattcen: that would explain why there is no package selection during ubuntu install | 09:36 |
mattcen | Indeed | 09:37 |
egonw | moin, does someone know how to get bash autocomplete working on jaunty 64bit? for 32 bit it worked for git, but not on my 64 bit install... | 09:37 |
egonw | make that karmic... | 09:37 |
sharpen047 | does anyone know how to edit pulse audio settings? | 09:39 |
tlm | i've just disabled gdm in karmic and found that an audio program (aplay, mpg123, etc.) can only output sound while its own virtual console is visible (or another virtual console owned by the same user); does anyone know how to change this behavior? | 09:39 |
kbp | so finally does the Alternate CD contain sources/repositories or is it just an image? | 09:39 |
mattcen | kbp: The alternate cd contains the actually packages (as part of its own small repository) | 09:39 |
sharpen047 | tlm, good luck thats the problem i have | 09:39 |
kbp | mattcen: ok I'll download it now and try | 09:40 |
sharpen047 | tlm, ive been searching for days to no avail :( now my pulseaudio is gone and sitll having the same issue | 09:40 |
tlm | sharpen047: i sympathise... | 09:41 |
theadmin | Does GNOME have any "Restart X" thing like KDE? I'm aware of Alt+SysRq+K, but it's not GNOME's is it? I mean it can be dangerous right? | 09:41 |
sharpen047 | tlm, how long you going to be in here? | 09:41 |
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janisozaur | kbp: why would you rather download alternate cd than just apt-get packages? | 09:42 |
surt | theadmin: Just 'k' or the whole 'rseiub'? | 09:42 |
theadmin | surt: Uhm. Alt+SysRq+K. "Kill all applications in current virtual terminal" | 09:42 |
tlm | sharpen: do you have any idea what kinds of keywords to search for to get information about this? | 09:42 |
llutz | kbp: i'm not sure, but i guess even the alternate cd will contain some older packages, which have to be updated after installation. so you'll not save that much downloadtime | 09:42 |
lee | I'm booted from the 9.10 livecd, gparted has been repartitioning for 16 hours now and hasn't completed stage 1 yet, is this normal?? it's only a 320GB raid5 array! | 09:43 |
DJones | !dontzap | theadmin | 09:43 |
ubottu | theadmin: To re-enable the Ctrl-Alt-Backspace combination that restarts your X server see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/DontZap | 09:43 |
janisozaur | kbp: be sure to also check the contents of alternate cd, as it might not contain the packages you want | 09:43 |
kbp | janisozaur: repository servers are always !@#$ with the speed about 30KBps even though my internet connection is 1MBps | 09:43 |
zash | What debug symbols would you need to get a good compiz backtrace? Those attached to bugs #472060 and #316954 seems useless. | 09:43 |
janisozaur | !mirrors | kbp | 09:43 |
ubottu | kbp: Ubuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors - PLEASE use the !torrents to download !Karmic, and help keeping the servers' load low! | 09:43 |
ZykoticK9 | tlm, sharpen047 i had the same issue with sound until i removed pulse tonight - now i can have music playing in a virtual console and switch to others or back to GDM without the music stopping?!?! | 09:43 |
tlm | sharpen: i have to leave in a few minutes but will be back in about half an hour | 09:43 |
janisozaur | kbp: most of these servers also host repos | 09:44 |
sharpen047 | ZykoticK9, what is virtual console? | 09:44 |
sharpen047 | tlm, it is 2 am here so i wont be on much longer | 09:44 |
ZykoticK9 | sharpen047, ctrl+alt+F1 sorta thing | 09:44 |
tlm | zykotick: thanks for the tip; i'll try that | 09:44 |
janisozaur | kbp: check out https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors | 09:44 |
raj_ | guys which broadcom drivers should i activate? the STA one of the other one? from hardware drivers (proprietary drivers?) | 09:44 |
theadmin | raj_, uh, which broadcom do you have? | 09:45 |
sharpen047 | ZykoticK9, id like to play music through amarok haha and thats what i thought.. when i uninstalled pulse my audio devices "break" | 09:45 |
kbp | janisozaur: tried the "choose best" option in the package sources, still the same, some are even worse (~8KBps) | 09:45 |
theadmin | kbp: I get ~25KBps (my normal speed :/) from archive.ubuntu.com mirror | 09:45 |
raj_ | theadmin i am not sure i tried both and they both work. i have no idea which one is better. | 09:45 |
ZykoticK9 | sharpen047, that's something i can't help with i'm afraid :( | 09:46 |
raj_ | theadmin how can i find out what broadcom i have? | 09:46 |
theadmin | raj_, well, i'm not sure, it's some terminal mess i don't remember :D. Just keep one that works for you the best. | 09:46 |
sharpen047 | ZykoticK9, lol thanks anyway | 09:47 |
sharpen047 | raj_, lspci | 09:47 |
surt | I'm trying to figure out why xorg frequently hangs. I know exactly what time the event happened but /var/log/xorg.0.log doesn't have any timestamps. Is there another way to track this issue down? A different log? Add timestamps? | 09:47 |
kcj1993 | surt: maybe it's suicidal. | 09:48 |
surt | kcj1993: Comedy gold :) | 09:48 |
ZykoticK9 | egonw, see the part about uncommenting bash completion in /etc/bash.bashrc from http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/bash-wont-tab-complete-anything-anymore-767383/ | 09:48 |
mataks_ | how to find specific file using terminal? .. like i want to find the file "mataks.jpg" what's the command | 09:49 |
SwedeMike | locate <file> | 09:50 |
theadmin | mataks_: "locate filename" | 09:50 |
ZykoticK9 | mataks_, "find / -name mataks.jpg" | 09:50 |
drbobb | hello guys, does there exist a command line util that copies its stdin to the X clipboard? | 09:50 |
llutz | drbobb: xcliü | 09:50 |
llutz | drbobb: xclip | 09:50 |
surt | theadmin: Doesn't he have to updatedb before using locate? | 09:50 |
theadmin | surt: Uh... huh? Isn't it like built-in? | 09:51 |
zash | surt: isn't that in crontab if he has locate? | 09:51 |
llutz | surt: right | 09:51 |
egonw | ZykoticK9: thanx! (stupid of me to not realize that the reinstall changed 'my own' settings... :( ) | 09:51 |
mataks_ | theadmin, the locate works.. thanks :) | 09:51 |
surt | locate doesn't list up to the second files unless I updatedb. I must be doing it wrong | 09:52 |
drbobb | llutz: thanx, looks just like what I was looking for | 09:52 |
theadmin | I need some help about chmod. The basic permission structure is pretty much "-rwxrw---". But there are two flags which confuse the frack outta me. "d" and "x". "d" is directory, wtf is this flag for? Also... if i set the "x" flag on a directory, then what? | 09:52 |
mokkan | hey, i'm using Netbook Remix 9.10, and i accidentally deleted the indicator applet from the panel.. how do i add it back? | 09:53 |
theadmin | mokkan: Right click the panel, choose add to panel. | 09:53 |
llutz | theadmin:x on directory means: can enter | 09:53 |
aomegax | hi ... I need an help to solve initramfs problem...I don't know to solve it... | 09:53 |
Billiard | theadmin: d just shows you that it is a directory, x on a directory will let you see permissions of the contents and cd into it | 09:53 |
mokkan | theadmin, nowhere i click on the panel gives me anything like that | 09:54 |
mokkan | it's only settings for those specific applets | 09:54 |
surt | Does xorg only log to /var/log/xorg.*.log? Or are there logs elsewhere? | 09:54 |
theadmin | mokkan: Uh, click somewhere where there are no applets | 09:54 |
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mokkan | found a tiny little dot that you're apparently supposed to click | 09:55 |
theadmin | mokkan: Well, i'm not really familiar with UNR, but on Ubuntu itself it's like that. | 09:56 |
mokkan | ah | 09:56 |
raik | is there program like "dvd maker" of windows in ubuntu, that creates a movie clip into different chapter and burns them with menus? | 09:57 |
Billiard | raik: dvdauthor maybe | 09:57 |
xsteadfastx | morning | 09:58 |
drbobb | hmm seems evolution can't stand really long lists of addresses, have you ever tried to bcc an email to ~1000 recipients? it just hangs indefinitely, using 100% cpu time | 09:58 |
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theadmin | !hi | xsteadfastx | 09:59 |
ubottu | xsteadfastx: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines. Enjoy your stay! | 09:59 |
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theadmin | drbobb: o_O 1000 recipents? %)... Well, you can try thunderbird, i think it has a Linux version | 10:00 |
drbobb | theadmin: well what's wrong with 1000 recipients? command-line mailx can handle that just fine | 10:01 |
crunchbang | j #crunchbang | 10:01 |
drbobb | (and no I am not spamming, I have a legitimate reason to be doing this) | 10:01 |
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theadmin | drbobb: Well, it's just something you don't do everyday :D | 10:02 |
cwillu_at_work | drbobb, may want to look into mailing software | 10:02 |
drbobb | theadmin: maybe you don't ;) | 10:02 |
cwillu_at_work | mailinglist software rather | 10:02 |
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greezmunkey | Is there a decent MySQL room here for newbies? | 10:04 |
llutz | drbobb: why using one of those crappy gui-mailapps if mailx works? | 10:04 |
nickapalooza | is there any good reason i shouldn't install 64-bit ubuntu? does it function as well as the 32-bit install? | 10:04 |
drbobb | cwillu_at_work: you may have a point there, still I think it's a bug if evolution fails at that. there's no reason why it should fail | 10:04 |
drbobb | llutz: yes there's one reason: mailx won't let me specify headers nor add attachments | 10:05 |
Billiard | nickapalooza: i have no problems, and better performance with 64bit | 10:05 |
Flannel | greezmunkey: #mysql, but I have no idea how newbie friendly they are. You could also try #ubuntu-offtopic | 10:05 |
cwillu_at_work | drbobb, not every app needs to support every use-case. Yes, it's a bug, but nobody with the ability to fix it will care enough to actually fix it, because if you need to do that, you probably also need to do a bunch of other things that evolution (or any other gui mailer) doesn't have, and which mailing list packages do have | 10:05 |
drbobb | llutz: (and evoution wasn't supposed to be crappy) | 10:05 |
Drunkpunk | hey all anybody else having probs with screen resolution and Nvidia? | 10:05 |
Billiard | Drunkpunk: what probs? | 10:06 |
Drunkpunk | cant get above 800x600 res | 10:06 |
Billiard | Drunkpunk: try manually setting it in the xorg.conf ? | 10:06 |
cwillu_at_work | Drunkpunk, accelerated? It sounds like you're in failsafe mode (i.e., vesa) | 10:06 |
theadmin | o_O I can't get higher then 1280x800, but that's better then 800x600 | 10:06 |
Drunkpunk | tried, all the options are there but they dont have any effect | 10:06 |
drbobb | cwillu_at_work: there's a reason I don't want to use a mailing list package: my recipient lists are not static, I pull them out of an ssql database every time | 10:06 |
drbobb | sql that should be | 10:06 |
Billiard | Drunkpunk: all what options are where? | 10:06 |
Drunkpunk | all the different screen resolutions | 10:07 |
cwillu_at_work | drbobb, um, that's exactly the sort of thing that evolution shouldn't have to support, and which any decent mailinglist package should handle perfectly well :p | 10:07 |
llutz | drbobb: you can attach files to mailx, just uuencode them before and combine that with your message. might not be as comfortable as GUI but ... | 10:07 |
Billiard | Drunkpunk: you put them in the xorg.conf and it didnt work? you try just specifing the one resolution you want? | 10:07 |
drbobb | llutz: 99% recipients won't be able to handle such a message | 10:07 |
llutz | drbobb: ok | 10:08 |
Drunkpunk | as far as i remember | 10:08 |
cwillu_at_work | Drunkpunk, please run "sudo apt-get install pastebinit; pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log" and paste the url it gives you | 10:08 |
Drunkpunk | i'm sorry very noob | 10:08 |
theadmin | !info pastebinit | 10:08 |
ubottu | pastebinit (source: pastebinit): command-line pastebin client. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.11.2-1 (karmic), package size 22 kB, installed size 344 kB | 10:08 |
drbobb | llutz: I can but I've been using email for uhh 20ys? | 10:08 |
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llutz | drbobb: but as cwillu_at_work said, a ml-software might be better for your needs | 10:09 |
dickinson | hi everyone | 10:09 |
theadmin | !hi | dickinson | 10:09 |
ubottu | dickinson: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines. Enjoy your stay! | 10:09 |
Drunkpunk | thanks v much, as soon as i've undone the last mistake i made using the 185 driver i'll post | 10:09 |
drbobb | llutz: what would you suggest specifically, for a minimum of fuss? | 10:09 |
dickinson | theadmin: thanks) just saying hello) | 10:10 |
llutz | drbobb: sorry i'm out of that things since ... ages, last thing i used had been mailman | 10:10 |
azharcs | Hi guys, I am having some issues with my Acer Laptop wireless connection. Whenever i restart the computer, it works fine. but when it is idle, it disconnects and never reconnects unless again i restart | 10:10 |
theadmin | azharcs: Had same issue with wired when i was on KDE. | 10:11 |
azharcs | theadmin: so what did you do? to rectify it | 10:11 |
dickinson | azharcs: Seems it's not one-hardware problem | 10:11 |
azharcs | theadmin: i tried dmesg | tail | 10:12 |
theadmin | azharcs: I switched back to GNOME, XD. Actually, i've no idea what the hell, but you can try installing wicd network manager instead of default... | 10:12 |
azharcs | theadmin: yup did that, i removed network-manager and installed wicd and still facing the same problem | 10:13 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, first thing is to reinstall nm and uninstall wicd then, as nobody wants to support non-standard packages :p | 10:13 |
theadmin | actually, gnome-network-manager rocks because it has VPN, Wireless, Wired, Mobile... All-in-one. Except dialup :D | 10:14 |
theadmin | Well, gotta leave... Bye everyone. | 10:14 |
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azharcs | cwillu_at_work: wicd was recommened by someone on ubuntu forums | 10:14 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, which is a good reason in itself to be suspicious of it | 10:14 |
cwillu_at_work | seriously, I know people mean well, but ubuntuforums is generally a cesspool of system-breaking advice | 10:15 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: oh...ok. I just ran dmesg | tail after connection got disconnected | 10:16 |
cwillu_at_work | it's main use (for me at least) is as initial research to figure out what has an effect on a problem; only rarely as the final solution | 10:16 |
azharcs | i get some weird error which says unable to reset channel | 10:16 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, do you have pastebinit installed? | 10:16 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: no, if u want i can post it in pastebin and give u a link | 10:17 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, sudo apt-get install pastebinit | 10:17 |
cwillu_at_work | makes it easier for me to rattle off commands for information :p | 10:17 |
cwillu_at_work | and then lspci | pastebinit; lsmod | pastebinit | 10:18 |
cwillu_at_work | and give me both links it gives back | 10:18 |
Aeryal | alguien tiene idea de como sincronizar evolution y GCal? | 10:18 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: sure, give me a moment :) | 10:18 |
DJones | !es | Aeryal | 10:18 |
diddy | I know this is not an Ubuntu question but does anybody know how to change the page format in Open Office Write? I already asked in #openoffice.org but nobody is able to help me there. | 10:18 |
ubottu | Aeryal: 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. | 10:18 |
Aeryal | ok | 10:19 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, page format as in paper size and such? | 10:19 |
drbobb | man this really sucks.. evolution has the ability to define lists of contacts, but you must add addresses to a list one by one - there is no way to add them efficiently in bulk afaics | 10:19 |
llutz | drbobb: have fun adding your 1000 bccs :) | 10:20 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, if so, look under the Format menu, for Page | 10:20 |
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diddy | cwillu_at_work, already tried that. I changes the format for everything. I simply want to remove the header and margins from one single page so I can add a reference picture scan for my resume there. | 10:21 |
agorist | For the record: for my machine (ubuntu 9.10 x64, Firefox 3.5.5) Adobe's Beta 10.1 x64 bit linux flash driver works the best | 10:21 |
drbobb | llutz: for goodness sake even gmail can take a list of addresses in one gulp, why can't evolution?? | 10:21 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, you can just drag the margins around | 10:21 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, I think you can also place an image directly anywhere without regard for the margins | 10:22 |
diddy | cwillu_at_work, but I have to remove the header on that page and I can't figure out how. | 10:22 |
diddy | cwillu_at_work, Already spent 2 hours on this. | 10:22 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: http://pastebin.com/f645f49dc | 10:22 |
zash | drbobb: perhaps you could look at some proper mailing list software? | 10:23 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, one moment | 10:23 |
jphillips86 | Anyone willing to read a post about my switch from OSX to Ubuntu to see if I am representing Ubuntu correctly? | 10:23 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, I _think_ there's a thing called 'page styles' that will work | 10:23 |
pirx | hi! does someone know how to avoid messing up the "history scrolling" (by using the arrow keys) in the prompts when changing color? | 10:23 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: http://pastebin.com/f421254c7 | 10:23 |
pirx | when changin color of the prompt that is (PS1=blabla) | 10:23 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: sure, take ur time | 10:23 |
drbobb | zash: perhaps because my chore does not consist in maintaining a mailing list | 10:23 |
diddy | cwillu_at_work, yes. I go to the page I want to edit, press F11 and then choose "page styles". But then what? | 10:24 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, pull up "Format | Styles and Formatting", and then click the fourth icon across the top | 10:24 |
grawity | pirx: If it's bash, then all colour codes have to be wrapped between \[ and \] | 10:24 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, the header setting is local to that; set a different style on the page you need to be different, and then change the setting | 10:24 |
grawity | pirx: Such as \[\033[34m\] | 10:24 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, looking now | 10:25 |
GammaX | Ubuntu 9.10 does not auto sense my audio hardware when 9.04 did, is there a way to get 9.10 to sense it? | 10:25 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: sure, Thanks :) | 10:25 |
pirx | grawity: yes, and when i use that, it messes up when i try to scroll up in the cmd history with the arrow keys | 10:25 |
grawity | pirx: Hm. What is your current PS1? | 10:25 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, can you briefly repeat your symptoms for me? | 10:25 |
dickinson | GammaX what do you mean doesn't autosense? | 10:25 |
Drunkpunk1 | just recovered from previous driver balls up | 10:26 |
grawity | pirx: I have messed a lot with such things, and history seems to work fine here. | 10:26 |
dickinson | GammaX: any errors or smth? | 10:26 |
pirx | makes it very difficult to use the history at all | 10:26 |
GammaX | dickinson: It does install by default... | 10:26 |
pirx | grawity: export PS1="\e[31;1m\u@\h:\w\$\e[0m " | 10:26 |
dickinson | GammaX: and? describe your problem more | 10:27 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: i get connected to wireless internet, it works fine. but after sometime when there is no network activity, it gets disconnected and never reconnects unless i restart the computer | 10:27 |
Meowpup | what does you think of google chrome / cromium | 10:27 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, okay, pastebinit dmesg | 10:27 |
root | hi | 10:27 |
root | aa | 10:27 |
root | zz | 10:27 |
root | xx | 10:27 |
root | cc | 10:27 |
root | vv | 10:27 |
FloodBot1 | root: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 10:27 |
root | bb | 10:27 |
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grawity | pirx: And I told you five minutes ago to wrap all colour codes between \[ \] | 10:28 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, recent problem, or have you had issues with it for a while/ | 10:28 |
cwillu_at_work | ? | 10:28 |
dickinson | Meowpup: well, nice one, but I got somewhat addicted to firefox | 10:28 |
grawity | pirx: PS1="\[\e[31;1m\]\u@\h:\w\$\[\e[0m\] " | 10:28 |
GammaX | dickinson: ....my question is more twoards why does 9.04 recognize my sound device and 9.10 does not. and how can I get it to do that. | 10:28 |
Drunkpunk1 | hey hey is the guy who was helping Drunkpunk with no "1" still here? | 10:29 |
Drunkpunk1 | you gave me something to run to help me with screen res? | 10:29 |
baz | my cats breath smells like cat food | 10:29 |
dickinson | GammaX: I had some trouble with sound too, just removed pulseaudio (that stuff makes me mad) and installed alsa-related packages and it seemed to work properly. Btw, what sound card do you have? | 10:30 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: brand new laptop | 10:30 |
dickinson | GammaX: Realtek? | 10:30 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, do you have the issue right now? | 10:30 |
Enul | can anyone tell me how to install compiz fusion? | 10:30 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: purchased it just last week, having problems since then. it works fine in Windows 7 | 10:30 |
GammaX | dickinson: intel I believe | 10:31 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: yup just reinstalled network-manager after removing wicd | 10:31 |
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azharcs | cwillu_at_work: still facing the same problem | 10:31 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, sorry, I mean, is your wireless broken at this moment? | 10:31 |
dickinson | GammaX: and btw, how do you know that karmic doesn't recognize your audio card? any error or just no sound? | 10:31 |
Drunkpunk1 | enul: install compiz from synaptic | 10:31 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: yup, i am restarting the computer to do pastebinit etc | 10:31 |
Enul | thanks | 10:31 |
llutz | azharcs: "iwconfig" look for "power Management" | 10:32 |
mokkan | plugging in my usb mouse seems to have disabled the touchpad on my netbook, unplugging it doesn't help... any ideas? Netbook Remix 9.10 | 10:32 |
GammaX | dickinson: no audio and its not listed under audio devices | 10:32 |
azharcs | llutz: ya did that, it is turned on, i don't know how to turn it off | 10:32 |
llutz | azharcs: "iwconfig ethX power off | 10:33 |
Enul | Drunkpunk1 it says compiz is installed...how do i enable it please | 10:33 |
dickinson | GammaX: well, try to switch to alsa and reboot, maybe that helps, though I'm not sure. Run gstreamer-properties and switch to alsa | 10:33 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: http://pastebin.com/m43e7d3df | 10:33 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, get it sorted out? | 10:33 |
huangxiaobo0810 | 在哪能找到最新版的QQ | 10:33 |
diddy | cwillu_at_work, I created a new style "FullPageImage" but I can not apply it to the page that the cursor is on currently. When I double click on the new style it will change all pages. | 10:33 |
dickinson | GammaX: you will be able to revert changes the same way, so don't worry, it won't be worse | 10:33 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, bug #378156 and #414560 seem to be related (the first one includes that error) | 10:33 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, one sec, I'll try to dupe it | 10:34 |
Drunkpunk1 | no probs with screen res until two days a go now cant set above 800x600, reinstalled driver, downgraded driver, reinstalled old driver all attempts to google the solution have failed any help much appreciated | 10:34 |
DJones | !cn | huangxiaobo0810 | 10:34 |
ubottu | huangxiaobo0810: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 10:34 |
diddy | cwillu_at_work, thx | 10:34 |
GammaX | dickinson: alsa is configured as default | 10:34 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: so how do i go about this, is there an work around :( | 10:35 |
huangxiaobo0810 | 谢谢了 | 10:35 |
Meowpup | diki like firefox to i use both | 10:35 |
dickinson | GammaX: well that's strange - 9.10 has pulse audio as default | 10:35 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, try installing linux-backports-modules-karmic and rebooting | 10:35 |
GammaX | dickinson: even under alsa it says no device | 10:36 |
sinan | Hi folks, i have a new problem about Apache, can anybody describe me why i get such an error installing php-mysql ? | 10:36 |
sinan | php5-mysql: Depends: php5-common (= 5.2.10.dfsg.1-2ubuntu6) but 5.2.10.dfsg.1-2ubuntu6.1 is to be installed | 10:36 |
cwillu_at_work | azharcs, beyond that, read through all (yes, all) the comments on those two bugs, there may be more information that I missed, and if there's ever a fix or good workaround, that's where you'll find it | 10:36 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: apt-get install linux-backports-modules-karmic | 10:36 |
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dickinson | GammaX: then sorry, don't think I know what the problem is, stay with 9.04 for some time - it is still supported and 9.10 has not too many newer features | 10:37 |
cybermuttaqin | Do you know ??? What the function about dig tools | 10:37 |
cybermuttaqin | dig | 10:38 |
GammaX | dickinson: anything worth switching to 9.10 for? | 10:38 |
cybermuttaqin | dig | 10:38 |
cybermuttaqin | dig | 10:38 |
FloodBot1 | cybermuttaqin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 10:38 |
cybermuttaqin | sorry | 10:38 |
cybermuttaqin | dont flood me | 10:38 |
llutz | azharcs: "iwconfig ethX power off dig (1) - DNS lookup utility | 10:38 |
llutz | ups | 10:38 |
llutz | cybermuttaqin: dig (1) - DNS lookup utility | 10:38 |
cybermuttaqin | wow | 10:38 |
cybermuttaqin | thacks | 10:39 |
cybermuttaqin | thanks | 10:39 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/OOoAuthors_User_Manual/Writer_Guide/Working_with_page_styles | 10:39 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work: oh...ok. got it. will read thro the errors and see if i can find anything :) | 10:39 |
cybermuttaqin | wow thanks | 10:39 |
dickinson | GammaX: I didn't see any major changes, you know, just good old ubuntu, the same as 9.04 with several major changes, for example, pidgin was substituted for another IM client | 10:39 |
cybermuttaqin | i understand now | 10:39 |
azharcs | llutz: it shows me an error | 10:39 |
diddy | cwillu_at_work, thank you! | 10:39 |
GammaX | dickinson: roger that, thanks! | 10:39 |
llutz | azharcs: needs sudo btw | 10:40 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, don't thank me yet, I don't know that it works ;p | 10:40 |
Enul | can anyone help me install a theme please | 10:40 |
Marco1 | hi everybody | 10:40 |
mokkan | plugging in my usb mouse seems to have disabled the touchpad on my netbook, unplugging it doesn't help... any ideas? Netbook Remix 9.10 | 10:40 |
Drunkpunk1 | any advice on configuring Nvidia from terminal? | 10:40 |
azharcs | llutz: it shows me an error, with sudo. Operation not permitted | 10:40 |
dickinson | Enul: did you download it? | 10:40 |
Enul | yes | 10:40 |
llutz | azharcs: driver-issue, sorry then | 10:40 |
azharcs | llutz: oh...ok | 10:41 |
dickinson | Enul: unzip it and open Preferences - Look and Feel (or smth like that). then when you see theme list there just drag and drop your downloaded theme there. You should be done then. | 10:42 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, got it, it works :p | 10:42 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, just not at all intuitive :p | 10:42 |
azharcs | cwillu_at_work , llutz: thanks for trying to help. I hope the bug is resolved soon :) | 10:42 |
diddy | cwillu_at_work, how? | 10:42 |
Enul | does this work for compiz themes? | 10:42 |
diddy | cwillu_at_work, that page also doesn't explain how to apply the new style to one single page. | 10:42 |
Drunkpunk1 | enul: sorry dont understand question | 10:42 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, set the style you want on the first page, and then in that style, under the Organizer tab, set "Next Style" to what you want the next page style to be | 10:43 |
Marco1 | i have a question/problem: I'm using ubuntu 9.10, vlc doesn't want to start from menu, when i click 2 windows open in the bar and then they close | 10:43 |
Marco1 | any idea? | 10:43 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, as far as I can tell, you can't just do a single page by clicking the style, you have to do it the way I just desribed :p | 10:43 |
Enul | i downloaded a theme but i think i requires compiz-fusion | 10:43 |
dickinson | Enul: don't remember, maybe no, you should install compiz and emerald or beryl and then you'll be able to install those themes, but i'm not sure about it | 10:43 |
diddy | cwillu_at_work, I can't. I already have my resume fully written all I want to do is add a reference that I just scanned and add it to the last page. | 10:44 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, note that there's a "First Page" page style already which might do exactly what you need | 10:44 |
aleksander_m | Marco1: Which theme do you have? Had similar problems with f-spot due to not using the default theme... | 10:44 |
Enul | ok how do i install emerald? | 10:44 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, okay, so on the second last page, set "next style" to the style you want for the next page | 10:44 |
Marco1 | let me check aleksander | 10:44 |
cwillu_at_work | it's unintuitive, not complicated :p | 10:44 |
llutz | Marco1: start it from commandline and look for errors | 10:44 |
dickinson | Enul: try sudo aptitude install emerald) | 10:44 |
greezmunkey | diddy, it sounds pretty important to you, back it up :p | 10:45 |
Enul | thanks | 10:45 |
minusvirus | hello | 10:45 |
diddy | cwillu_at_work, that is weird. Why do I have to define something like that on the page before the one I want to assign the style to? | 10:45 |
Marco1 | from command line works but the window is different | 10:45 |
dickinson | Enul: you can also install a bunch of themes for emerald | 10:45 |
Marco1 | the theme is customized | 10:45 |
diddy | greezmunkey, yes. Thx :) | 10:45 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, because nobody has ever accused the openoffice dev team of doing things the right way | 10:45 |
Enul | alright :) thanks | 10:46 |
Marco1 | from command line vlc starts but I can do nothing | 10:46 |
dickinson | Enul: but not sure there is a package in 9.04 and 9.10. Maybe you could fetch in from 8.04 or 8.10 repos | 10:46 |
cellen | hi | 10:46 |
dickinson | cellen: hi | 10:46 |
diddy | cwillu_at_work, I am giving up | 10:47 |
cellen | hello | 10:47 |
cwillu_at_work | diddy, um, why? I just told you exactly what you need to do | 10:47 |
diddy | I will ask my colleague tomorrow. I think I can export it to MS Word and he is pretty good in MS Word. | 10:48 |
Enul | hmm... i installed emerald but i still dont know how to install this theme | 10:48 |
greezmunkey | cwillu_at_work, or it could be that they are already perilously close to patent infringement and other such things that they couldn't do it in the way that poeple consider "right". Besides, whoever said the MS way is the right way anyhow? | 10:48 |
Meowpup | any one have a legal copy of windows 7 full release i can have for free | 10:48 |
diddy | cwillu_at_work, yes I appreciate it. But I nearly spent 2.5 hours on this and I am not a computer newbie. | 10:49 |
llutz | Meowpup: ask M$, stop trolling here | 10:49 |
dickinson | Enul: run compiz, choose emerald in the preferences and search emerald or compiz preferences for further info | 10:49 |
Meowpup | llutz: sorry ok i might just do that | 10:49 |
diddy | I sort of understand now why MS Office is the market leader. :) | 10:49 |
Dogmeat_ | 'ello, is it possible to have two versions of some package (e.g. binutils) on same machine, then only use the older version for whatever-reason-there-might-be? | 10:49 |
Enul | i'm new to linux.. how do i run compiz? | 10:49 |
diddy | Even though I don't touch M$ stuff at home. | 10:50 |
greezmunkey | diddy, they are because they were first, that's all. | 10:50 |
Marco1 | any idea on VLC? | 10:51 |
gabri | ciao | 10:51 |
gabri | c'è qualcuno??? | 10:51 |
drbobb | uh, the glipper panel applet is pretty much broken. Parcellite works a lot better | 10:51 |
Marco1 | ciao gabri | 10:51 |
Marco1 | italiano? ;-) | 10:51 |
gabri | hoanzi sto provando a installare kubunto karmic...ma non mi va | 10:51 |
gabri | allora ho pensato di uasre dal live | 10:51 |
gabri | ma mi chiede user e psw... | 10:51 |
llutz | !it | gabri | 10:51 |
ubottu | gabri: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 10:51 |
ZykoticK9 | Enul, System / Preferences / Appearance - Visual Effects tab, can you set it to Normal or Extra? | 10:51 |
greezmunkey | drbobb, any luck importing your email address data? | 10:51 |
gabri | grazie | 10:52 |
gabri | ok | 10:52 |
dickinson | Enul: you should have installed compiz, compiz-fusion, fusion-icon, and some other packages just run aptitude search compiz and see what packages are there and install them. then run fusion-icon and you'll see a blue box with arrow near the clock on panel, right-click it and you'll see the preferences, search there | 10:52 |
drbobb | greezmunkey: nope, evolution is just not up to the job | 10:52 |
sinan | "apache2: Depends: apache2.2-common (= 2.2.12-1ubuntu2) but 2.2.12-1ubuntu2.1 is to be installed" ... anybody knows how to fix this? | 10:52 |
cwillu_at_work | greezmunkey, words cannot express how inane your last comment to me was. I know, I spent the last ten minutes trying to compose a reply :p | 10:52 |
greezmunkey | drbobb, I can pastebin the csv format if you like | 10:52 |
Enul | zykoticK9 its set to normal | 10:52 |
ZykoticK9 | Enul, can you set it to one of the other two options? | 10:53 |
Juvo | sorry guys, ubuntu keeps asking me to sudo for everything | 10:53 |
cwillu_at_work | suffice to say that I haven't use ms office in years, and as such am most definitely not accusing ooo of not being sufficiently msoffice-like | 10:53 |
Enul | yes | 10:53 |
Juvo | i.e. i'm trying to create a railsapp | 10:53 |
Juvo | and its asking me to sudo for it | 10:53 |
Juvo | even for git init | 10:53 |
Juvo | whereas it didnt before | 10:53 |
dickinson | ZykoticK9: means acceleration is ok for him | 10:53 |
jphillips86 | if I need a python script to run at login, where is the best place to put it? (Not home folder if possible) | 10:53 |
cwillu_at_work | Juvo, what folder are you in? | 10:53 |
ZykoticK9 | Enul, if Extra is working you should have wobbling windows, do you? | 10:53 |
greezmunkey | cwillu_at_work, If I struck a nerve I am sorry, you must have some personal involvement. | 10:53 |
Juvo | cwillu_at_work: i'm in ~/ | 10:53 |
Enul | yes i do | 10:54 |
Juvo | cwillu_at_work: or home, rather | 10:54 |
cwillu_at_work | Juvo, you can't write to /home directly, you don't own it | 10:54 |
dickinson | Enul: did you see what i said to do? | 10:54 |
cwillu_at_work | greezmunkey, I was thinking you had some, as a matter of fact :p | 10:54 |
ZykoticK9 | Enul, then you should install compizconfig-settings-manager and play to your hearts content ;) | 10:54 |
grawity | cwillu_at_work: I think he meant his homwdir. | 10:54 |
Enul | yes i did i'm doing it now thanks dickinson | 10:54 |
grawity | cwillu_at_work: homedir* -- not /home | 10:54 |
greezmunkey | cwillu_at_work, Nope, I'm with you in fact :) | 10:55 |
Juvo | cwillu_at_work: but if i try and create an application, i.e. railsapp, it will not allow me to do so..I don't know why | 10:55 |
dickinson | Enul: ok, just thought you might miss it, nevermind | 10:55 |
cwillu_at_work | greezmunkey, judging from your voiced opinions, I doubt that :p | 10:55 |
Juvo | it used to allow me before | 10:55 |
Juvo | its also screwing with my ssh authentications in git | 10:55 |
cwillu_at_work | Juvo, what's the exact path you're in right now | 10:55 |
huangxiaobo0810 | ylmf1.5在虚拟机里安装和在机器上安装怎么不同阿 | 10:55 |
Enul | how do i install the compizconfig-settins manager | 10:56 |
Juvo | cwillu_at_work: could you tell me the cmd to check that? | 10:56 |
cwillu_at_work | pwd | 10:56 |
grawity | Juvo: pwd | 10:56 |
Juvo | /home/user | 10:56 |
cwillu_at_work | Juvo, what does "ls -ld ." say? | 10:56 |
Juvo | drwxr-xr-x 62 root user 4096 2009-11-23 02:52 . | 10:57 |
grawity | Juvo: Well your homedir is owned by root, for some strange reason. | 10:57 |
cwillu_at_work | Juvo, root owns your home directory, you screwed up somewhere :p | 10:57 |
Juvo | yeah i knew i did something wrong somewhere | 10:57 |
grawity | Juvo: sudo chown -R user ~user/ | 10:57 |
Drunkpunk1 | enul: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFqj2hS_0iQ | 10:57 |
greezmunkey | cwillu_at_work, besides being off topic (which I started, my bad) I think a re-read would show only that I was offering a possible explination for the fact that OO does things the way that they do. I happen to be very impressed with it, and have een using it for quite a while. | 10:58 |
Juvo | chown: cannot access `/home/raj/.gvfs': Permission denied | 10:58 |
Enul | thanks | 10:58 |
grawity | Ignore the .gvfs message. | 10:58 |
Drunkpunk1 | she's awesome | 10:58 |
dickinson | Enul: this is a package called ccsm or smth | 10:58 |
grawity | !ccsm | 10:58 |
ubottu | To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu: install 'compizconfig-settings-manager' or 'simple-ccsm'. If you install the latter, a new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz | 10:58 |
Juvo | grawity: yeay it works thanks u | 10:59 |
Juvo | cwillu_at_work: thanks u too amigo | 10:59 |
Daremonai | is there a way to fix the screensaver kicking in while watching vlc in full-screen without having to disable the screensaver? | 10:59 |
Enul | thanks again | 10:59 |
Drunkpunk1 | enul: np | 11:00 |
Drunkpunk1 | just wish someone round here could help with my screen res ;-) | 11:00 |
adio | whats the best IDE for writing C# applications in ubuntu | 11:00 |
adio | or the best IDE in general | 11:00 |
adio | new to ubuntu just trying to find some applcs to play with | 11:01 |
tvw | any idea, where I can disable the touchpad in 9.10? in preferences->mouse there are no options for this. | 11:01 |
dickinson | Drunkpunk1: what's wrong with your screen res? | 11:01 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, are you using a laptop, do you know what your display specs are by chance? | 11:01 |
dickinson | Drunkpunk1: what video adapter do you have? | 11:01 |
laptopandy | adio: Monodevelop comes well-recommended from my C# programming friends. | 11:02 |
Drunkpunk1 | i mean, it's screen res, it was working, it is no more and i'd have thought that 16+ hours would have been enough to solve it | 11:02 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, what res are you at now? | 11:03 |
Drunkpunk1 | sorry guys not keeping up | 11:03 |
Drunkpunk1 | greezmunkey: i now at 800x600 and cant change it | 11:04 |
Drunkpunk1 | it a v bog standard OLD dell desktop | 11:04 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, I thought I saaw something about Nvidia from you earlier, you using a nvidia card? | 11:04 |
laptopandy | adio: A member of my LUG is actually a developer for the project, so check it out :) | 11:04 |
Drunkpunk1 | but tried two monitors and neither will cooperate | 11:04 |
Drunkpunk1 | uninstalled the drivers | 11:05 |
Drunkpunk1 | downgraded | 11:05 |
Drunkpunk1 | ballsed that up | 11:05 |
drbobb | greezmunkey: not sure what you meant by "the csv format"? | 11:05 |
iceroot | !enter | Drunkpunk1 | 11:05 |
ubottu | Drunkpunk1: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 11:05 |
adio | thanks you laptopandy | 11:05 |
Drunkpunk1 | reinstalled 96 driver to come back on here | 11:05 |
greezmunkey | drbobb, I'll pastebin it to you to have you look B4 going further. | 11:06 |
Drunkpunk1 | and yh, using nvidia | 11:06 |
Silex^^ | hello, I have a sound problem with a macbook 5.1 after upgrading to 9.10, basically my sound works with the headphones but not with the speakers, I do hear a little "bzz" when I try to play something tho, so it'd probably just a little tweak to do | 11:07 |
greezmunkey | drbobb, here is the format that evolution expects contacts to be imported: http://pastebin.com/f81174b | 11:07 |
arooni | how do i enable 3 button mouse on ubuntu karmic? i.e. if i click button left and right at same time, its equialvent to pushing 3rd button? | 11:07 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, would you like a copy of my xorg.conf to comaper to? | 11:07 |
ghufran_ | hi .. i have an application which starts to load .. but then it disappears .. how can i figure out the problem .. the application is called deltawalker .. its a diff and merge tool | 11:08 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, I'm on a dell laptop though... | 11:08 |
drbobb | greezmunkey: thanx, but the real problem is evolution can't handle a long recipient list | 11:08 |
Drunkpunk1 | greezmunkey: at this stage anything would be much much appreciated | 11:08 |
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blooddiamond | Any suggestions for a good stock market software for Ubuntu? | 11:08 |
greezmunkey | drbobb, ok | 11:08 |
Juvo | blooddiamond: it's not worth it | 11:08 |
drbobb | greezmunkey: it seems to max out at a few hundred recipients, and can't handle more than that per message | 11:09 |
Juvo | blooddiamond: just start a company, you have better odds | 11:09 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, here you go: http://pastebin.com/f18c9e510 | 11:09 |
drbobb | greezmunkey: or maybe it would just take it most of a day at 100% cpu utilization, which is effectively equivalent to "can't" | 11:09 |
greezmunkey | drbobb, pretty much :/ | 11:10 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, so you know, I have a Gforce440 or thereabouts in theis thing... | 11:11 |
Drunkpunk1 | greasemunkey: i think i'm running something similar | 11:11 |
Drunkpunk1 | lemme find out | 11:11 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, GeForce4 440 Go | 11:11 |
Jackiz | im using a TV as a monnitor. but there's like one inch missing up, down, left and right. i can have my mouse pointer there but i cant se it on the TV. how can i fix this? | 11:11 |
Argos | hey all | 11:13 |
Drunkpunk1 | the worst thing is i LOVE this ubuntu setup when its working and if i cant fix it its gonna be a trudge back to XP | 11:14 |
Argos | i cant sign into my account , i'am getting this erro message...Authentication token manipulation error | 11:14 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, It can't be that broke, it still runs - right :) | 11:14 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, I mean all you are dealing with is a screen resolution issue, right? | 11:15 |
Natanaiel | I have a laptop with intel graphic card, ubuntu 9.10 works fine but in kubuntu 9.10 the desktop screen become very big that I can see anywhere! | 11:15 |
AnxiousNut | my compaq mini 110c has built-in mic and it's not working, any ideas how to get it to work? | 11:15 |
Jackiz | im using a TV as a monnitor. but there's like one inch missing up, down, left and right. i can have my mouse pointer there but i cant se it on the TV. how can i fix this? | 11:16 |
Drunkpunk1 | fraid it's abit of a deal breaker not being able to get more than afe square inches of browser space | 11:17 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, how do the .conf file match up? | 11:17 |
Argos | i cant sign into my account , i'am getting this errro message...Authentication token manipulation error | 11:17 |
Natanaiel | I have a laptop with intel graphic card, ubuntu 9.10 works fine but in kubuntu 9.10 the desktop screen become very big that I can see anywhere! | 11:19 |
Drunkpunk1 | greazmunkey: just getting to mine | 11:19 |
Drunkpunk1 | lol mine's got next-to-nothing in it | 11:20 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, cool - I'm going to go have a smoke, brb | 11:20 |
Drunkpunk1 | coffe for me then | 11:20 |
Drunkpunk1 | cheers for your help | 11:20 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, paset yours, lemme see. | 11:20 |
greezmunkey | paste... | 11:21 |
nickapalooza | Natanaiel: sounds like a driver problem | 11:21 |
nickapalooza | or whatever it might be in ubuntu | 11:21 |
Natanaiel | nickapalooza: so why it works fine in ubuntu but not kubuntu? | 11:22 |
nickapalooza | Natanaiel: i don't know! D: | 11:22 |
tvw | can I use gsynaptics and gpointing-device-settings together on the same machine? | 11:22 |
Jackiz | im using a TV as a monnitor. but there's like one inch missing up, down, left and right. i can have my mouse pointer there but i cant se it on the TV. how can i fix this? | 11:22 |
i_is_broke | Natanaiel, try changing the settings with krandr? | 11:22 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, also please run in terminal: lspci | grep VGA, let's see what you are running | 11:22 |
nickapalooza | i'm new | 11:22 |
Drunkpunk1 | greazemunkey: will do | 11:24 |
Argos | i cant sign into my account , i'am getting this erro message...Authentication token manipulation error | 11:24 |
diz_Child | hello? | 11:24 |
Natanaiel | i_is_broke: no | 11:24 |
diz_Child | how to tar all the files and diretions of pwd | 11:24 |
i_is_broke | Natanaiel, no you havent or no it dont work? | 11:24 |
Marco1 | ciao | 11:25 |
Gothfunc | hi. anyone know how to send the mic input to xmms2d? | 11:25 |
Natanaiel | i_is_broke: no, I haven,'t. I want to know why this problem occur, | 11:25 |
Drunkpunk1 | greazemunkey: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV17 [GeForce4 MX 420] (rev a3) | 11:25 |
grawity | diz_Child: tar cvzf foo.tar . | 11:25 |
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grawity | diz_Child: Don't forget the . at the end - it means "current directory". | 11:25 |
Drunkpunk1 | hi nickapalooza i'm new too | 11:25 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, what bout that xorg.conf file? | 11:25 |
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wut | who is nickapalooza? | 11:25 |
chu_ | I am | 11:26 |
Drunkpunk1 | greazemunkey: Section "Screen" | 11:26 |
Drunkpunk1 | Identifier"Default Screen" | 11:26 |
Drunkpunk1 | DefaultDepth24 | 11:26 |
Drunkpunk1 | Option"AddARGBGLXVisuals""True" | 11:26 |
Drunkpunk1 | EndSection | 11:26 |
FloodBot1 | Drunkpunk1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 11:26 |
diz_Child | thanx grawity | 11:26 |
Drunkpunk1 | Section "Module" | 11:26 |
wut | whoa look at chu_ | 11:26 |
i_is_broke | Natanaiel, that i couldnt tell you. | 11:26 |
wut | owned | 11:26 |
diz_Child | grawity: thanx grawity | 11:26 |
diz_Child | thanx grawity/quit | 11:27 |
Argos | anyone? | 11:27 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, you can't do that here! In a terminal: sudo apt-get install pastebinit, once installed cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | pastebinit, and irc the link back here | 11:27 |
wut | him! | 11:27 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, keep the link handy, I'll brb | 11:28 |
mynameistux | Is there a way I can bind a keyboard shortcut to changing my status in pidgin? | 11:28 |
mynameistux | ok I'm going on Xchat cause I can't read any messages people send | 11:30 |
mynameistux | brb | 11:30 |
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Gothfunc | does anyone know how to apply effects realtime to the mic input? i'm trying to use xmms2 which has a vocoder plugin, but i can't figure out how to send the mic input to xmms2d | 11:30 |
tvw | when I turn off my trackpoint with gsynaptics, it is turned off. but after half a minute later, the trackpoint is on again. how can I turn it off permanently on karmic? | 11:31 |
tvw | sorry: I mean touchpoint, not trackpoint. | 11:31 |
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Dumbix | hi all | 11:31 |
Dumbix | is there someone here who ever worked with phpldapadmin ? | 11:31 |
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mynameistux | hey everyone, I was wondering if there is a way I can bind a keyboard shortcut to changing my status in pidgin? | 11:35 |
blooddiamond | Is Grism program available in Ubuntu repository? | 11:36 |
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King_of_Metal | blooddiamond, http://packages.ubuntu.com/ take a look ;) | 11:37 |
mynameistux | seriously, it's quite aaaas what's up people? | 11:37 |
Meowpup | mynameistux: well what do you think | 11:38 |
Drunkpunk1 | mynameistux: i can do noisy! | 11:38 |
Meowpup | mint 8 is mcomming out soon i cant wait to get it. | 11:38 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, what about that xorg.conf file? | 11:39 |
Meowpup | Drunkpunk1: no please dont | 11:39 |
Drunkpunk1 | lol ok | 11:39 |
mynameistux | I thought this channel was like REALLY loud | 11:39 |
mynameistux | barely anythying is happening | 11:39 |
Tvanukas | i | 11:39 |
mynameistux | but back to my original point, any help hacking pidgin? | 11:39 |
Drunkpunk1 | greazemonkey: not sure if i've done this right but here goes anywho http://paste.ubuntu.com/326029/ | 11:40 |
mynameistux | Is there like some super secret config file I can edit to make my own keybinds? | 11:40 |
Meowpup | mynameistux: usually | 11:40 |
Meowpup | mynameistux: what exactly do you mean by hacking | 11:40 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, you did, let me checkit, brb | 11:41 |
mynameistux | I want to bind a keyboard shortcut to change my status | 11:41 |
Meowpup | ah there may be but i dont know google and you may find it | 11:41 |
Meowpup | there is a plugin for that look in synaptic | 11:42 |
Meowpup | ^ mynameistux | 11:42 |
Drunkpunk1 | greazemunkey: cant begin to tell you just how much i appreciate this without sounding gushy | 11:42 |
mynameistux | I saw some stuff on changing a setting in apperance preferences so I could do it via the gui | 11:42 |
Drunkpunk1 | so thought i'd go for it anyway | 11:42 |
mynameistux | it didn't work :( | 11:42 |
Meowpup | really i never had any problem with it | 11:43 |
erUSUL | mynameistux: north america is sleeping | 11:43 |
mynameistux | what about the rest of the world then? | 11:43 |
Meowpup | mynameistux: have you looked around in google | 11:43 |
qdb | does ekiga work at you? | 11:44 |
mynameistux | a bit, any advice on search terms to use? | 11:44 |
Meowpup | google is your friend ;). We truly appreciate when you go there first, and a lot of the time, your questions can be answered there faster than here, so just keep it in mind. | 11:44 |
Meowpup | ^ not to be rude just a reminder | 11:44 |
mynameistux | yeah I know, google solves all problems, but I'm stumped on what to search for | 11:44 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, get this and save it in a file: http://paste.ubuntu.com/326043/ | 11:46 |
ridzaq | yo | 11:46 |
ardchoille | mynameistux: search google for this string (with quotes and plus signs): "keyboard shortcut"+bind+change+status | 11:46 |
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fra | salve | 11:46 |
Meowpup | mynameistux: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=613049 | 11:46 |
Meowpup | let em know if that is any help | 11:46 |
mynameistux | thanks guys, I'll have a look | 11:47 |
Drunkpunk1 | doin it right now | 11:47 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, k | 11:47 |
murlidhar | how do i place docky on the top right corner of the screen ? | 11:47 |
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ardchoille | murlidhar: just FYI, docky is being taken out of gnome-do and replaced with a stand-alone dock app | 11:48 |
greesmonkey | o i see | 11:48 |
murlidhar | ardchoille: yes i know and i don't have gnome-do installed | 11:48 |
ardchoille | murlidhar: Ah, ok | 11:48 |
Drunkpunk1 | oh no another greezmunkey i'm seeing double, copied and pasted | 11:49 |
greesmonkey | murlidhar: gnome do comes preinstaled | 11:49 |
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murlidhar | ardchoille: but i wonder if docky has a separate web page | 11:49 |
ardchoille | Meow: since when? It isn't pre-installed in Jaunty | 11:49 |
greezmunkey | greesmonkey, nice | 11:49 |
murlidhar | greezmunkey: i have installed command line installation of karmic and then installed whatever apps i need | 11:49 |
ardchoille | murlidhar: I haven't been able to find it | 11:50 |
murlidhar | oops | 11:50 |
greezmunkey | ha ha ha | 11:50 |
murlidhar | :) | 11:50 |
VCoolio | hi; I changed login managers yesterday and now I don't have sound for user apps; mpd does play; what could be the problem? | 11:50 |
greezmunkey | if greesmonkey wasn't suck a dork that wouldn't have happened | 11:50 |
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greezmunkey | such hehe | 11:51 |
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Meowpup | what would not have happened | 11:51 |
greezmunkey | you being a dork, or being mistaken because you tried to emulate my nick, your choice | 11:52 |
Meowpup | grppl should learn to read | 11:53 |
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Meowpup | ^ greezmunkey | 11:53 |
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greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, any luck with that? | 11:54 |
Drunkpunk1 | sorry i'm being dumb havent pasted to xconf yet | 11:55 |
pitseleh | anyone know if its possible to start a terminal with a login prompt? | 11:55 |
pitseleh | i want the terminal locked on a system i'm working on | 11:55 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, no I sent you one back that should work... | 11:55 |
xukun | a while ago after crash while playing video I lost all stereo sound pcm (radio,mp3,flac) but then I had restart something for pulseaudio to fix that I forgot. Does anybody know how to restart the pcm part for pulseaudio? I have only ac3 and dts sound but nothing else works | 11:55 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, are you sure you know how to change resolutions within X in case one of them is too high for your grar? | 11:56 |
greezmunkey | s/grar/gear | 11:56 |
ahtmly2k | does anybody know if there's a universal sound equalizer for ubuntu..? and individual window/program volume controler in the default volume controller area like the one in vista? i found those two tools useful.. can anybody help me out? | 11:56 |
zash | pitseleh: su -l | 11:56 |
zash | pitseleh: duno if there's a way to make it ask for username | 11:57 |
Drunkpunk1 | greezmunkey: the short answer would be "no" | 11:57 |
Leoneof` | softwares from DVD ubuntu 9.04 will work in Ubuntu 9.10 ? | 11:57 |
ardchoille | Leoneof`: It's not a good thing to mix things like that | 11:58 |
Drunkpunk1 | so far i cant even copy to xconf cos i cant remember the sudo command | 11:58 |
pitseleh | zash: thanks, i'll try that :) | 11:58 |
Nalf | Is there a shortcut for running terminal? | 11:58 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, how did you change it before you had the problem? | 11:58 |
Leoneof` | ardchoille, why? i think they are just old versions :/ | 11:58 |
zash | Nalf: you can configure one | 11:58 |
ardchoille | Nalf: you can set a kb shortcut if you want | 11:59 |
xukun | anybody? I have no pcm sound anymore after crash. I have ac3 and dts sound thou | 11:59 |
zash | Nalf: in system -> prefs > keyboard shortcuts | 11:59 |
Nalf | Thank you. :) | 11:59 |
ardchoille | Leoneof`: if it replaces a certain versionof a lib that another app needs | 11:59 |
Leoneof` | :| | 11:59 |
Drunkpunk1 | Greezmunkey: just used Nvidia Config settings and then saved as sudo but i'm guggered if i remember how i saved it | 11:59 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, guggered? Where are you (on the planet)? | 12:00 |
ardchoille | Leoneof`: use the package manager, that way deps will be satisfied properly | 12:00 |
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Drunkpunk1 | lol that would be a UK misspelling | 12:00 |
greezmunkey | buggered | 12:00 |
vadger | hi all | 12:00 |
greezmunkey | or boogared | 12:01 |
Leoneof` | ok..another question, if i want to upgrade ubuntu, that is mean i've to download new Ubuntu CD ? or just download new Linux kernel? | 12:01 |
Nalf | I can install KDE and Gnomeon the same system, correct? | 12:01 |
ardchoille | !upgrade | Leoneof` | 12:01 |
ubottu | Leoneof`: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading | 12:01 |
ridzaq | yes | 12:01 |
greezmunkey | now that's a misspell | 12:01 |
Drunkpunk1 | yh yh thats the one | 12:01 |
ardchoille | Nalf: yes, and kde aps will work in gnome and vice-versa | 12:01 |
Leoneof` | ardchoille: thanks ;) | 12:01 |
Nalf | ardchoille: Thanks. | 12:01 |
ardchoille | yw :) | 12:01 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, so it should be about the middle of the day there then? | 12:02 |
Drunkpunk1 | it is indeed | 12:02 |
Drunkpunk1 | whereabouts in the workd are you? | 12:03 |
ardchoille | !ot | 12:03 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 12:03 |
Drunkpunk1 | world* | 12:03 |
greezmunkey | Pacific Northwest, USA | 12:03 |
Drunkpunk1 | my best friend's escaped over there to live it up with an aerobics instructor | 12:04 |
Drunkpunk1 | lovely country you got there mate | 12:05 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, lucky guy, I guess :) | 12:05 |
bazhang | Drunkpunk1, greezmunkey lets move this to #ubuntu-offtopic please | 12:05 |
Drunkpunk1 | sorry | 12:05 |
fcuk112_ | is there any way to use compiz grid on a laptop without keypad? | 12:06 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, You know to ctrl+F1 and log in in case that .conf file has issues, right? | 12:06 |
greezmunkey | bazhang, sorry man | 12:06 |
Drunkpunk1 | greezmunkey: i do now ;-) | 12:07 |
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Drunkpunk1 | greezmunkey: sorry to take up your time with this but could you remind me how to save the new xorgconf? | 12:08 |
Saeed | Hi there | 12:09 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.cong.orig, then cp {the file you made from pastebin} /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 12:09 |
greezmunkey | you may not need the sudo | 12:09 |
Saeed | any body can help with installing XEN on kubuntu? | 12:10 |
Duskao | hey guys, I just installed Xubuntu 9.10 and I can't find my second HD. it's an internal one. | 12:10 |
coldserver | Anyone here have Kate installed? I need a small favor... need to send me the python.xml file inside "/usr/share/kde4/apps/katepart/syntax" | 12:12 |
jussi01 | coldserver: better off asking in #kubuntu | 12:12 |
grawity | ... | 12:13 |
kbp | I have a question. If I copy some downloaded packages (synaptic) from a 32-bit ubuntu. Can I use it on 64-bit ubuntu? | 12:14 |
dstaubsauger | kbp: yes, but make sure that the 64-bit system has all neccessary 32-bit libraries installed | 12:15 |
Fossilet | hello | 12:15 |
Fossilet | I cannot see the Grub menu at boot time. Anyone can help me? | 12:15 |
kbp | dstaubsauger: ok let me google the 32bit libraries | 12:16 |
Fossilet | I am using Ubuntu 9.10. | 12:16 |
dstaubsauger | kbp: just try to install the packages and see if it runs | 12:16 |
greezmunkey | Drunkpunk1, you good? | 12:16 |
qdb | call me with ekiga to qdinar@ekiga.net it looks like does not work here | 12:16 |
Younder | Anyone here use Tot + polipo ? | 12:17 |
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Younder | Tor | 12:17 |
dstaubsauger | kbp: if it does not or if the package manager complains about missing dependencies it will most likely tell you what's missing | 12:17 |
kbp | dstaubsauger: I found an app named APTonCD and basically it copies the downloaded packages on one computer to the CD. That CD can be used by any other computer, but I'm not sure if it can work on cross-platform | 12:17 |
Drunkpunk1 | greezmunkey: not yet, bare with my slowness | 12:18 |
christopher | I have a question. My 9.10 installation hangs at boot and i am seeing this error "/sbin/modprobe -b acpi:lnxvideo:' unexpected exit with status 0x0009". I cannot boot without acpi="off"/"ht". can anyone help with this? | 12:18 |
dstaubsauger | kpb: why dont you just let the 64bit-machine's package manager get the packages automatically from the repos? | 12:18 |
kbp | dstaubsauger: for example: ubuntu-restricted-extras ~ 130MB, with the server speed around 30KBps it takes an age :) | 12:19 |
Younder | Christopher: seems the videodriver hangs. Try logging in in text mode | 12:20 |
kupsekretki | hi all! | 12:20 |
besserdich | Hallo | 12:21 |
amarillion | The installer for the server edition doesn't let me add partitions. Is this a bug? | 12:21 |
dstaubsauger | kbp: just try it, you cant do anything wron besides wasting a cd | 12:21 |
christopher | Younder: eventually it drops me to the command line after about 5 minutes but i can't start gdm after i've installed nvidia drivers. | 12:21 |
kbp | dstaubsauger: I just worry that it's ok to install but after that it messes up the system... | 12:22 |
Leoneof` | another question, Debian's softwares will work under Ubuntu? and vice versa? | 12:23 |
Drunkpunk1 | greezmunkey: cant find type the file location properly even though it just on mydesktop | 12:23 |
dstaubsauger | kbp: if anything goes wrong, just uninstall the packages. it should not break too much (make a backup of your data if you want to be sure not to lose anything, you should do that anyway) | 12:24 |
Younder | christopher, You can make do without nvidea drivers, althoght that will limit the graphics. As a workaround to, just get things running, that is what would do | 12:24 |
christopher | Younder: ok. I think i may have to go back to 9.04. Had to do a bit of modification but things worked better there. Thanks | 12:25 |
christopher | can't live without my graphics :) | 12:26 |
Younder | christopher, a lot of thins worked better there | 12:26 |
Younder | I found out why rythmbox and totem don't work. Seems I have multiiple versions of Python istalled and these programs don't spesify which ones to use. pygdt is not installed in the version they use. | 12:29 |
moparirc_jfw0r | Hello | 12:30 |
xpo0f | hi people | 12:30 |
Dr_Willis | Jello! | 12:30 |
marijuana | guys, what is the best program like VB, in ubuntu? | 12:30 |
moparirc_jfw0r | How do I compile a bunch of Java files all at onces? | 12:30 |
Dr_Willis | !info gambas | 12:31 |
ubottu | Package gambas does not exist in karmic | 12:31 |
ahtmly2k | does anybody know if there's a universal sound equalizer for ubuntu..? and individual window/program volume controler in the default volume controller area like the one in vista? i found those two tools useful.. can anybody help me out? does such a tool exists for ubuntu? | 12:31 |
moparirc_jfw0r | in one directory | 12:31 |
xpo0f | gambas is vb like | 12:31 |
Dr_Willis | marijuana: thers one with a name similer to gambas i recall.. | 12:31 |
minimars | hello, where can i get some help with grub? | 12:31 |
Younder | automake misses a few variables for automake and that has a cascading effect into these apps | 12:31 |
xpo0f | crack vs marijuana | 12:31 |
xpo0f | hehe | 12:31 |
Drunkpunk1 | greezmunkey: thanks for the help | 12:31 |
xpo0f | smoking weed and play around wit ubuntu ... | 12:32 |
marijuana | oh gambas... i think i saw this app in ubuntu software center | 12:32 |
elky | marijuana, xpo0f this is not a channel for drug references. please take them elsewhere | 12:32 |
marijuana | thank you Dr_Willis | 12:32 |
ironfoot4951 | Hi I have a problem I extracted files off of windows xp pro and reformatted the drive now I want to put them back but it say's I don't have permisions to the content. I sure could use some major help fixing this one!! | 12:32 |
moparirc_jfw0r | I want to know, How do I compile a bunch of .java files in a directory on Ubuntu Server. | 12:32 |
xpo0f | elky, just a joke... i am hard fan of ubuntu | 12:33 |
VCoolio | I changed login managers and now there is no ~/.Xauthority file, so I can't gksu anything. Ideas? | 12:33 |
Younder | ironfoot495, use sudo | 12:33 |
Dr_Willis | VCoolio: what login manager are you using? | 12:33 |
elky | xpo0f, then you should be equally a fan of our guidelines. /msg ubottu guidelines for more information. | 12:33 |
moparirc_jfw0r | can anyone help me? lol | 12:33 |
VCoolio | Dr_Willis: entrance (e17) instead of gdm | 12:34 |
Renaud | hello all | 12:34 |
xpo0f | VCoolio, set in how about your setting in X11 | 12:34 |
marijuana | ok now i install gambas, but what is program like microsoft project? | 12:34 |
Renaud | bye | 12:34 |
Dr_Willis | VCoolio: Im not sure that issue is related to the login manager. But its been ages sinnce ive had to last mess with a .Xauthority | 12:34 |
jmary_ | ironfoot495, First you should have made an tar.gz archive of your windows install. | 12:34 |
Younder | moparirc_jfw0r, I don't know using ant. Or in an environment like eclipse | 12:34 |
moparirc_jfw0r | I am not sure | 12:35 |
jmary_ | Then you must be root or sudo probably to write there. | 12:35 |
Younder | moparirc_jfw0r, I don't know. Using ant.. Or in an environment like eclipse | 12:35 |
Dr_Willis | marijuana: you may want to google for 'linux windows equilivents' - ive no idea whata MS project does. | 12:35 |
jmary_ | The Terminal is your friend here. | 12:35 |
VCoolio | xpo0f: what do you mean? where do I look? | 12:35 |
xpo0f | elky, sure .. thatks | 12:35 |
moparirc_jfw0r | It is a VPS, if that helps any | 12:35 |
kom14 | ek | 12:35 |
Drunkpunk1 | anybody offer any help with screen resolution being stuck at 800x600? | 12:35 |
kom14 | hyiu | 12:36 |
Dr_Willis | VCoolio: i dont even have a .Xauthority here | 12:36 |
kom14 | fdhji | 12:36 |
xpo0f | default-windows-manager in /etc/X11/ directory | 12:36 |
xpo0f | maybe dpkg-reconfigure xcommon-xorg | 12:36 |
moparirc_jfw0r | I just done want to have to install the java files to my computer, then compile them, then reupload them | 12:36 |
VCoolio | Dr_Willis: I also missed the file in karmic, maybe also jaunty; had it before though; maybe entrance didn't keep up with developments | 12:36 |
marijuana | thanks Dr_Willis , gambas work perfectly to me | 12:36 |
Drunkpunk1 | tried reinstalling drivers, replacing xconf, two clean insatlss, the whole nine yards | 12:37 |
Younder | moparirc_jfw0r, VPS is a hosting service. not relevant | 12:37 |
Dr_Willis | I marijuana in the 30 seconds you have used it.. it works perfectly.. :) | 12:37 |
moparirc_jfw0r | I know that | 12:37 |
rednammoc | hi guys. i have a strange problem setting up virtualbox. when i start "etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup" it tells me that it cannot find kernel-source "2.6.24-25". i also installed "linux source" cause i thought that will solve the problem. has anybody an idea whats going on or how to solve this problem ? | 12:37 |
boscop | my ubuntu karmic takes 50 seconds to boot from grub menu till login window and another 20 from login to desktop. this seems to be slow. how can I make it faster? I already did 'profile' in the boot options for one time | 12:38 |
marijuana | Dr_Willis: I mean, i install & open that program successfully... no error :) | 12:38 |
flippo | marijuana, http://openproj.org/ | 12:39 |
ZaNeIuM | is there an automatic way to run a program when my computer comes out of sleep | 12:39 |
Younder | boscop, Well It's all down to what deamonds you are starting. Have you added many? | 12:39 |
xpo0f | meaning ? | 12:39 |
boscop | Younder: only dhclient and synergys | 12:40 |
marijuana | i am happy with linux, so i dont want change to windoz because of my project.. that why i try with gambas, it look very good | 12:40 |
Glowball | I was just wondering: is there some "GNOME version of KWin", so some cool compositing manager, which is more stable than Compiz (and compatibility with Maple would be handy too, Compiz is not...) | 12:40 |
Younder | boscop, Well the normal advice here is to remove all services you don't use. The defragment the boot sequence (If you had enough clearsight to put the OS in a seperate partion) | 12:42 |
Younder | boscop, just defragment that partion | 12:42 |
xpo0f | im always wit fluxbox .. really light | 12:42 |
LjL | Younder: how? | 12:43 |
Drunkpunk1 | just wondering, how to get ubuntu to recognise my display - thinking this may be why i cant change from 800x600 screen res? | 12:43 |
elky | marijuana, please look at the PM i sent you. | 12:43 |
Dr_Willis | Glowball: metacity i think has some basic compositing features | 12:43 |
VCoolio | Glowball: there's only xcompmgr; it doesn't get cooler than compiz | 12:44 |
xpo0f | Drunkpunk1, do your dpkg-reconfigure xcommon-xorg for display setting | 12:44 |
giovani360 | How can I download canon MPX330 printer drivers? | 12:44 |
boscop | Younder: it's all one one partition which is 99% full. how do I defragment it? | 12:44 |
boscop | fdisk? | 12:44 |
rednammoc | hi guys. i have a strange problem setting up virtualbox. when i start "etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup" it tells me that it cannot find kernel-source "2.6.24-25". i also installed "linux source" cause i thought that will solve the problem. has anybody an idea whats going on or how to solve this problem ? | 12:45 |
xpo0f | defragment ? | 12:45 |
Drunkpunk1 | xpo0f: cheers mate, wasnt sure that one was for me | 12:45 |
Glowball | Dr_Willis: Well, yes, I know it does compositing, true. But there aren't any cool effects to impress Windows users (;D) and it doesn't work 100% with AWN (which I use on GNOME) | 12:45 |
sergeykish | Hello, I need bash completion for my tool. It must complete path from diretory file. The file (lets call it .available) is a list of tags `a, b, c`. Do you know simular completion? | 12:46 |
sergeykish | Or program with simular completion | 12:46 |
Younder | boscop, It is better to forget defragmenting as it is probaly not the problem | 12:46 |
Drunkpunk1 | xpo0f: apparently "xcommon-xorg is not installed" | 12:46 |
xpo0f | Drunkpunk1, u run on init 5 or init 3 | 12:47 |
Younder | boscop, It takes years of use on a full disk. Do you have a near full disk? | 12:47 |
Drunkpunk1 | sorry to be a total noob but not sure | 12:47 |
boscop | Younder: yes. yesterday it was 100% full, I had to delete stuff | 12:48 |
xpo0f | boscop, do u have quota for that ? | 12:48 |
gwadeloop | hello good morning | 12:49 |
Younder | boscop, ok run fsck | 12:49 |
xpo0f | gwadeloop, night here | 12:49 |
ahtmly2k | does anybody know if there's a universal sound equalizer for ubuntu..? and individual window/program volume controler in the default volume controller area like the one in vista? i found those two tools useful.. can anybody help me out? does such a tool exists for ubuntu? | 12:49 |
Crumbles | does anyone know anything about DD ? | 12:49 |
boscop | Younder: it says: Running e2fsck on a mounted filesystem may cause | 12:50 |
GilJ | Anyone familiar with the Rhythmbox command line options? | 12:50 |
Drunkpunk1 | xpo00f: do i have to enable a certain repo to get xcommon? | 12:50 |
xpo0f | ahtmly2k, look for alsaconf | 12:50 |
boscop | SEVERE filesystem damage. | 12:50 |
LjL | !anyone | Crumbles | 12:50 |
boscop | should I do it anyway? | 12:50 |
ubottu | Crumbles: 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? | 12:50 |
gwadeloop | this morning Ubuntu decided to welcome me with a special gift I can only start it "in gnome failsafe mode" | 12:50 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: if you mean 'dd' ask the actual question and see who knows what. | 12:50 |
Crumbles | ahhaha | 12:50 |
Crumbles | ok | 12:50 |
xpo0f | Drunkpunk1, apt-get install xcommon-xorg | 12:50 |
Crumbles | well | 12:50 |
Crumbles | I am trying to clear a drive | 12:50 |
Crumbles | so | 12:50 |
Crumbles | I am running the command | 12:50 |
Crumbles | sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sdc | 12:50 |
FloodBot1 | Crumbles: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 12:50 |
LjL | boscop: no. not with the partition mounted. | 12:51 |
gwadeloop | I assume that this is due to a regression in one of the update but I have no idea how to revert to my previous stable configuration | 12:51 |
Crumbles | will that wipe the drive? | 12:51 |
xpo0f | boscop, run on safemode to do that | 12:51 |
Enul | anyone know a good sidebar for ubuntu? | 12:51 |
Younder | boscop, It should run at startup | 12:51 |
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LjL | Crumbles: why don't you use a tool made for the purpose, such as "wipe" or "shred"? | 12:51 |
Drunkpunk1 | xpo0f: "E: Couldn't find package xcommon-xorg" | 12:52 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: using urandom is over kill. and dont forget a 'bs=' option. or it will take 3x as long. | 12:52 |
xpo0f | Drunkpunk1, do u run X ? | 12:52 |
Younder | boscop, Anyhow there's your problem. Files are getting fragment because you have too lilttle space. Try to remove some of the stuff you don't need. | 12:52 |
boscop | xpo0f: recovery mode? | 12:52 |
xpo0f | boscop, yes. | 12:52 |
LjL | Dr_Willis: why overkill? | 12:53 |
Drunkpunk1 | i'm just using a fresh install, been using ubuntu about, what 2 wks | 12:53 |
boscop | xpo0f: and then? should I login normally or on the terminal? | 12:53 |
Drunkpunk1 | first time on IRC l;ast nite | 12:53 |
xpo0f | boscop, yeah... recovery mode is on runlevel 2, after all finish.. you con continue to init 5 or init 3 | 12:54 |
Drunkpunk1 | the drivers i'm using are nvidia ones | 12:54 |
Dr_Willis | LjL: whats to gain? vs /dev/random or just /dev/zero he just wants to 'clear a drive' | 12:54 |
Dr_Willis | LjL: or for that matter.. just deleteing the partitons/reformating :) | 12:55 |
xpo0f | Drunkpunk1, wrong commang... dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg | 12:55 |
xpo0f | :( | 12:55 |
Crumbles | Dr_Willis: bs= optiokn? | 12:55 |
LjL | Dr_Willis: vs /dev/random, /dev/random will be *exceedingly* slower. vs /dev/zero, zeroing gives a *much* lower level of security | 12:55 |
xpo0f | LjL, agree | 12:55 |
Crumbles | Dr_Willis: bs= option ? | 12:55 |
Dr_Willis | LjL: he dident say it was to be secure. :) | 12:55 |
LjL | Dr_Willis: i assume that he's trying to erase the drive securely, or he wouldn't bother erasing it in the first place. | 12:55 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: yes. dd has a bs option. use it. | 12:56 |
boscop | xpo0f: so login on terminal, then fsck and then init 5? | 12:56 |
Crumbles | right, trying to do it securly | 12:56 |
Crumbles | what does BS do ? | 12:56 |
Dr_Willis | LjL: ive seen people do weirder things. :) | 12:56 |
Drunkpunk1 | xpo0f: just did and it returned straight to a new blank line | 12:56 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: sets the default blocksize. will improve speed | 12:56 |
LjL | Dr_Willis: i think it's reasonably to assure someone who intends to use random data to erase a drive wants to do it securely | 12:56 |
Crumbles | what should I set the BS to ? | 12:56 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: most dd examples use 1024 or similer. | 12:56 |
LjL | Crumbles: but seriously, if you want it to be secure, consider "wipe". | 12:56 |
aftertaf | hi : i shotdown my PC yesterday and today it 'died' on me . . . . i can't even access GRUB on startup. Can anyone help me diagnose and repair? Booted to a live USB key right now | 12:57 |
Crumbles | well | 12:57 |
Crumbles | my question is | 12:57 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: yes.. what LjL said.. | 12:57 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: ive only used dd in the past to 'zero' a drive that was badly messed up | 12:57 |
Crumbles | I am running DD now, and I don't see anything on the drive when I browse it. although I know it's working because fdisk says the partition is screwed now. | 12:57 |
Crumbles | what is wipe? | 12:57 |
xpo0f | Drunkpunk1, are u sure | 12:57 |
LjL | !info wipe | Crumbles | 12:57 |
ubottu | Crumbles: wipe (source: wipe): Secure file deletion. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.21-7 (karmic), package size 44 kB, installed size 140 kB | 12:57 |
sattam | hi , where is karmic changelog ? | 12:57 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: 'secure disk eraseing' | 12:57 |
LjL | !info shred > Crumbles | 12:57 |
demonave666 | hi all | 12:57 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: why are you even bothering to do all this? | 12:57 |
Pici | shred is in coreutils, its not a separate package. | 12:58 |
Meowpup | oh i gtg my woman is calling from the bedroom i need to go :) :o) | 12:58 |
Crumbles | because I have a hard drive that I want to have all the data securly deleted before I toss it. | 12:58 |
yml | what is the difference between "gnome failsafe" and "gnome" I can login using the first one but not using the second one | 12:58 |
maggott | Meowpup: you lucky bastard. | 12:58 |
grawity | Crumbles: Get a hammer or something | 12:58 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: use a hammer to it.. :) | 12:58 |
aftertaf | i get I/O error when running parted etc, and HDD nort even seen in my system, only in BIOS | 12:58 |
Crumbles | lol | 12:58 |
Crumbles | that will be my next step :) | 12:58 |
Drunkpunk1 | xpo0F: 'fraid so | 12:58 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: or just keep it for a spare. put it in a usb enclosure | 12:58 |
simplexio | aftertaf: hd died ? | 12:58 |
Meowpup | na my woman is what i call my mum lol | 12:58 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: or take it apart - the magnets in hard drives - make GREAT magnets for the fridge. those things hold like 100 papers | 12:59 |
Crumbles | yea, it has a ton of VoIP stuff on it that is still valid information. this used to be my asterisk computers hard drive. | 12:59 |
yml | the difference seems to includes the graphic driver (nvidia) | 12:59 |
Meowpup | get that maggott ^ | 12:59 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: so use whipe or shred. | 12:59 |
LjL | Dr_Willis: and are also a bit dangerous to handle for that reason :P | 12:59 |
Crumbles | LjL: if I use bs=1024 would that still be a secure wipe? | 12:59 |
aftertaf | simplexio: looks that way, just like that, the bstd worked fine yesterday. I booted this morning and gnome just froze 'TM' | 12:59 |
Dr_Willis | LjL: :) yep. | 12:59 |
Crumbles | whipe or wipe ? | 12:59 |
Drunkpunk1 | xpo0f: heres what it says in terminal E: Couldn't find package xcommon-xorg | 12:59 |
Drunkpunk1 | munch@munch-desktop:~$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg | 12:59 |
Drunkpunk1 | munch@munch-desktop:~$ | 12:59 |
aftertaf | simplexio: any recovery hopes? | 12:59 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: if you want secure = use the tools mentioned. not dd | 12:59 |
Crumbles | ok | 12:59 |
LjL | Crumbles: i don't think bs influences the security of the wipe. the fact you're using a tool not made for the job probably does, on the other hand. | 12:59 |
Crumbles | is wipe faster than dd? | 12:59 |
Younder | boscop, This would be the point where I warn about running drives above about 80% capacity | 13:00 |
Dr_Willis | Crumbles: does it matter? :) | 13:00 |
Crumbles | yea, good point | 13:00 |
grawity | Crumbles: Secure wipe is _never_ faster | 13:00 |
Crumbles | ok, let me get wipe. | 13:00 |
Crumbles | lol, true. | 13:00 |
simplexio | aftertaf: maybe.. if bios sees it, its electronic component are ok, but if you cant really access to it then it sound like it dosent spind or read head just dont want to work | 13:00 |
Dr_Willis | if you want fast - get a hammer | 13:00 |
maggott | Dr_Willis: a good electromagnet usually does the trick. Those at scrap yards work fine. ;-) | 13:00 |
Dr_Willis | Hard drive platters look great on the Xmas tree! | 13:00 |
Crumbles | sudo apt-get install wipe -- right? | 13:00 |
LjL | right. | 13:00 |
xpo0f | :) | 13:00 |
boscop | Younder: but I have not much disk space | 13:00 |
LjL | Crumbles: then "man wipe" and if you feel like reading more "man shred" | 13:01 |
Dr_Willis | maggott: we got demaganitizing things at work :) they will destroy your wrist watch | 13:01 |
maggott | Dr_Willis: why haven't I thought of that before? Dammit, why did I throw away all my old disks. | 13:01 |
aftertaf | simplexio: so, a quick slapping might help? When i activate SMART in BIOS, i dont even get to the BIOS boot menu . . . . | 13:01 |
Crumbles | sorry for asking so many questions, I'm really new to linux... hence me using DD apparently totally wrong... :) | 13:01 |
xpo0f | apt-cache search wire for sure | 13:01 |
Dr_Willis | maggott: the wife has several hanging in her room/window for rainbow mirrors :) | 13:01 |
LjL | Crumbles: it's not wrong, it's just sub-optimal. | 13:01 |
Crumbles | does wipe have a gui ? | 13:01 |
Younder | boscop, well you have two options, get a larger drive or putting up with the slownes | 13:02 |
LjL | Crumbles: no, wipe and shred are CLI tools. | 13:02 |
aftertaf | any way of trying to recover it? or is it screwed FUBAR style ? | 13:02 |
Crumbles | which do you like better LjL ? | 13:02 |
maggott | Crumbles: read the man pages for wipe (man wipe). They are pretty conclusive. Ask again if there's anything that's unclear. | 13:02 |
boscop | Younder: it's a laptop | 13:02 |
boscop | Younder: why does it slow booting down so much to have above 80% full? | 13:03 |
xpo0f | boscop, im not sure about that | 13:03 |
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LjL | Crumbles: "wipe" is more flexible i guess, but i think they more or less do the job equally well. | 13:04 |
unixhag | I have nothing at /usr/bin/java. It seems that ubuntu (karmic) no longer comes with a JRE pre-installed. Is that correct? | 13:04 |
Crumbles | wait, it looks like wipe pulls from urandom as well... | 13:04 |
unixhag | because according to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java it should be there | 13:04 |
Crumbles | isn't this the same as dd? | 13:04 |
Younder | boscop, well if have framentation sectors are scattered all over the disk. Normally it would fix this itself, but it needs a certain amount of free disk space to 'remembers' sectors it moves around. If it get's too full it just gives up. | 13:04 |
grawity | Crumbles: I think 'wipe' is for wiping separate files | 13:05 |
bigmack83_ | i have multiple iso dvd's i want to extract the chapters from. i want to take all the episodes in each dvd and extract them each to their own .wmv video. the reason for this is so i can connect my hard drive to various devices such as an xbox 360 or some dvd players to watch the movies. so what would be the best way to extract the episodes to wmv files like this? | 13:05 |
Crumbles | great... that doesnt help me then | 13:05 |
simplexio | boscop: and usually its bad idea to run / systems that full, or /home full. gnome etc.. use tmp files which need to be there | 13:05 |
gar4eto3 | i hate all | 13:06 |
Dr_Willis | http://wipe.sourceforge.net/ neat info on wipe. | 13:06 |
gar4eto3 | fuck you | 13:06 |
xpo0f | gar4eto3, why ? | 13:06 |
Monocian | ... | 13:06 |
Meowpup | check this out it is great to know for irc, chat, txt even emailing http://www.net-comber.com/acronyms.html | 13:06 |
LjL | !language | gar4eto3 | 13:06 |
ubottu | gar4eto3: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 13:06 |
Younder | boscop, basically each time you need to move the head ms are lost. and they add up. | 13:07 |
gar4eto3 | you speek greece | 13:07 |
gar4eto3 | ? | 13:07 |
unixhag | gar4eto3: thanks for the offer, but you're too far away to be any use to me ;-) | 13:07 |
LjL | !gr | gar4eto3 | 13:07 |
ahtmly2k | how do i see all the usb devices connected on my pc? (what's the command?) | 13:07 |
ubottu | gar4eto3: #ubuntu-gr και #kubuntu-gr για Έλληνες χρηστές / #ubuntu-gr kai #kubuntu-gr gia Ellhnes xrhstes | 13:07 |
Meowpup | check this out it is great to know for irc, chat, txt even emailing http://www.net-comber.com/acronyms.html | 13:07 |
Dr_Willis | ahtmly2k: lspci is one way | 13:07 |
moataz | where is my computer in xfce session | 13:07 |
moataz | ? | 13:07 |
maggott | gar4eto3: do that and you'll never want to go back to your mother. | 13:07 |
LjL | maggott: ? | 13:08 |
boscop | Younder: can I compress data that I don't need everyday automatically? | 13:08 |
Veinor | What's the difference between Desktop and Server? | 13:08 |
moataz | guys | 13:08 |
unixhag | Can anyone confirm whether https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java is wrong and ubuntu comes without java? | 13:08 |
moataz | where is my computer in xfce session | 13:08 |
maggott | LjL: just a wise-ass remark to people yelling f* you. | 13:08 |
moataz | ? | 13:08 |
moataz | ? | 13:09 |
moataz | ? | 13:09 |
FloodBot1 | moataz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 13:09 |
rednammoc | hi guys. i have a strange problem setting up virtualbox. when i start "etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup" it tells me that it cannot find kernel-source "2.6.24-25". i also installed "linux source" cause i thought that will solve the problem. has anybody an idea whats going on or how to solve this problem ? | 13:09 |
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syro | somebody from sweden? | 13:09 |
maggott | syro: yes. | 13:09 |
Lint01 | moataz: usually on the desktop | 13:09 |
ganymede | hey, if i am writing a daemon, how should i get that daemon to write its pid file in /var/run without running that process as root? only root has write access to /var/run | 13:09 |
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JonathanEllis | Im just about to start developing a website. I have a little html and css experience but it was all a long time ago. I need to decide on a web development environment. At the moment I am considering SeaMonkey and QuantaPlus. Ideally I want to use a wysiwyg editor but I am not afraid to get under the hood and edit the code directly when necessary. What are your recommendations and why? Thanks for your time. | 13:10 |
Dr_Willis | unixhag: ive always installed the sun java here. | 13:10 |
maggott | ganymede: let the client run as a user that has write acces in /var/run. | 13:10 |
ahtmly2k | Dr_Willis : yeah but i need to know its address.. /dev/somthing | 13:10 |
Dr_Willis | ahtmly2k: check dmesdg output when you plug it in | 13:10 |
aftertaf | simplexio: running testdisk, finds no partitions :( | 13:10 |
Dr_Willis | ahtmly2k: 'dmesg' i mean | 13:10 |
maggott | JonathanEllis: GNU Emacs. | 13:10 |
Crumbles | so -- I am wanting to wipe out everything under sdc... sdc1 sdc2, etc. so, is this command correct: wipe -fr -l 1024k /dev/sdc | 13:11 |
JonathanEllis | maggott: Thanks. What are the benefits of that? | 13:11 |
unixhag | Dr_Willis: Thanks much for the recommendation. It's a bit of a catch for new ubuntu users/admins, being mis-documented like that. | 13:11 |
ganymede | maggott, meaning create a folder for the daemon and make a designated user for the daemon? | 13:11 |
ganymede | maggott, like create a folder in /var/run that allows the daemon's username to write a pid file into it? | 13:12 |
Dr_Willis | unixhag: i always just install ubuntu-restricted-extras first thing. It grabs it and more for me. but im not on a 'server' | 13:12 |
Younder | boscop, not that I know of. I'll check | 13:12 |
Dr_Willis | unixhag: that guide/doc seems a bit old. | 13:12 |
maggott | ganymede: Read up on linux file permissions. You seem to need that. | 13:12 |
unixhag | oooh, ubuntu-restricted-extras, I must look that up, thanks, sounds useful | 13:12 |
Dr_Willis | unixhag: that will install about 300mb of stuff :) | 13:13 |
unixhag | no problem but thanks for the warning, I'll do it when bandwidth is available :-) | 13:13 |
gar4eto3 | ολοι ειστε μαλακιες | 13:13 |
gar4eto3 | ! | 13:13 |
ganymede | maggott, i'm familiar with unix file permissions. i'm more so asking what the convention is | 13:14 |
Younder | boscop, Ok you need a compressed file system partion mounted | 13:14 |
Younder | boscop, http://parallel.vub.ac.be/~johan/compFUSEd/ | 13:14 |
sipior | gar4eto3: that's not very nice. | 13:14 |
unixhag | It just troubles me that ubuntu is so good for thrusting into the hands of a microsoft user, saying hey try this, and usually it 'just works' for them. But if there's no java at all (and undocumented geeky hoops to jump through) I fear they'll just give up. | 13:15 |
LjL | gar4eto3: και εσυ εισαι. αλλα #ubuntu-gr να ομιλεις ελληνικα | 13:15 |
Dr_Willis | Hmm | 13:15 |
Dr_Willis | !java | 13:15 |
ubottu | To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java6-jre from the !Multiverse repository | 13:15 |
gar4eto3 | fuck off all | 13:15 |
LjL | !ops | gar4eto3 | 13:15 |
ubottu | gar4eto3: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, Madpilot, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, Jack_Sparrow, nickrud, jpds, bazhang, jussi01, Flannel or ikonia! | 13:15 |
maggott | unixhag: of course there's java. Just install it. | 13:15 |
sipior | gar4eto3: such a nice boy. | 13:15 |
ahtmly2k | Dr_Willis : i dont think it helped.. im trying to connect my phone via usb, like in windows.. oh well thanks for the help anyways.. i guess somethings just dont work in lnx.. | 13:16 |
maggott | sipior: morons come in bucket loads. | 13:16 |
unixhag | ubottu: I think your URL, thanks, is exactly the one that I found to be misleading unfortunately | 13:16 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 13:16 |
Dr_Willis | unixhag: i do belive theres some legal issues that prevent suns java from being installed by default. | 13:16 |
maggott | Dr_Willis: US legal issues. | 13:16 |
aaabbb | ciao | 13:16 |
aaabbb | hallo | 13:16 |
Younder | boscop, correction http://freshmeat.net/projects/compf/ | 13:16 |
aaabbb | !list | 13:16 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 13:16 |
Dr_Willis | ahtmly2k: my cell phones have to be in 'data mode/or usb mode' for them to be seen as a usb gizmo. | 13:16 |
unixhag | Dr_Willis: understood. It's a PITA, but the way to make it as painless as possible is to document it for the newbs. | 13:16 |
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Dr_Willis | unixhag: SUN hasent really helped theirselfs much in the whole java 'saga' either. | 13:17 |
Younder | boscop, never used it, but it seems like what you want | 13:17 |
ahtmly2k | Dr_Willis : yeah mine too.. that's what i did.. | 13:17 |
unixhag | oh, obottu is a bot? haha | 13:17 |
unixhag | I thought I'd won a heart :-) | 13:17 |
gar4eto3 | unixhad :: toy have got skype??? | 13:18 |
unixhag | Dr_Willis: Yes, Sun and Adobe both did the dirty on users. They came out and said "we've got something wonderful that'll work for free on all platforms' and neither of them have followed through enough to make anyone grateful. | 13:18 |
slowbuntu | holla | 13:19 |
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Dr_Willis | unixhag: i find that often on new installs i dont even need java for a long time.. then i finally hit some web site that wants it.. and im reminded to install ubuntu-restricted-extras :)\ | 13:19 |
unixhag | Dr_Willis: I think in some earlier versions, ubuntu shipped with some alternative JRE installed, which could be replaced (as suggested at that URL) if a better one was ever needed. | 13:20 |
slowbuntu | does any body know how to connect a linux box to another one using a crossover cable? | 13:20 |
janhouse | why can I use only wep when creating ad-hoc network? | 13:20 |
speedfreed91 | όλοι είστε βλάκιες και μαλάκιες | 13:20 |
janhouse | Why such limitation on Ubuntu? | 13:20 |
Nalf | How do I install LAMP? | 13:20 |
unixhag | I had 8.x or 9.04 installed, didn't install java separately, and my .jar apps just worked. | 13:21 |
Crumbles | uh | 13:21 |
Crumbles | wipe isn't working guys | 13:21 |
Crumbles | at all | 13:21 |
Younder | Janhouse, you can't. It is just the mst convenient option | 13:21 |
linny | Nalf: http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu_lamp_for_newbies | 13:21 |
Crumbles | sudo wipe -fq -l 1024K /dev/sdc | 13:21 |
Crumbles | and it instantly said "operation finished" | 13:22 |
janhouse | Younder, why can't I use wpa2? why wep?! | 13:22 |
Crumbles | and said 1 file wiped. | 13:22 |
Younder | Janhouse, s/you can't/ it isn't/ | 13:22 |
unixhag | Dr_Willis: Anyway, thanks for the help and chat, I'll go grovel at sun's feet and get the deed over with. ttfn. | 13:22 |
rblst | i have problems with high cpu use in jaunty; is there any way to get skype (during calls) and adobe flash plugin for firefox (youtube and such) use less cpu? | 13:22 |
OttifantSir | Hello, I am running Ubuntu 8.04.3 LTS Server, and I can't get into the web-GUI of CUPS. I may have done something to make that happen, but I really need to get CUPS working again, and I wondered if someone could help? | 13:23 |
Younder | rblst, no | 13:23 |
rrittenhouse | How do I enable changing of desktops by using my scroll wheel on the desktop | 13:23 |
Nalf | Isn't there a package? o.o | 13:23 |
Crumbles | uh... so anyone? at least DD was running... | 13:23 |
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Younder | rblst, well not unless you reprogram it | 13:24 |
linny | Nalf: yes for the respective elements apache mysql and php | 13:24 |
alumno | how do i install kde on ubuntu? | 13:24 |
maggott | rblst: throw out that garbage and use something decent instead. | 13:24 |
Nalf | Lamp-server doesn't exist? o.o | 13:24 |
maggott | alumno: by rtfming. | 13:24 |
commodore256 | look for kde in synaptic | 13:24 |
Younder | rblst, the right approcah is to use Ekiga sotfphone instead | 13:24 |
rblst | Younder: weird, because some releases back i can't rembember having any of these problems; now youtube videos even stop sometimes, and skype conversations are jerky :( | 13:24 |
maggott | Nalf: of course it dos. | 13:24 |
kefche | ρεε , μιπος εδω υπαρηουν και ελληνες | 13:24 |
kefche | ? | 13:24 |
alumno | ? maggott how | 13:25 |
rblst | maggott: what do you mean? | 13:25 |
Kingsy101 | does ubuntu have a charmap app? | 13:25 |
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maggott | rblst: skype and flash eats donkey shit. | 13:25 |
Nalf | Doesn't that package install Apache, MySQL, and PHP? | 13:25 |
VCoolio | how do I start x from console login? | 13:25 |
maggott | VCoolio: startx | 13:25 |
alumno | how do i install kde on ubuntu? | 13:25 |
maggott | alumno: rtfming | 13:25 |
alumno | whats that | 13:25 |
alumno | and how do i do that | 13:25 |
maggott | alumno: jfgi | 13:26 |
Younder | rblst, and using google crome browser helps too | 13:26 |
bazhang | maggott, that language is not acceptable | 13:26 |
petsounds | alumno : are you trying to install kubuntu on top of ubuntu? | 13:26 |
commodore256 | alumno, look for kde in synaptic | 13:26 |
alumno | i want kde desktop | 13:26 |
maggott | bazhang: what language? Read The Fine Manual? | 13:26 |
VCoolio | maggott: that only results in a black screen ? | 13:26 |
alumno | i have gnome | 13:26 |
bigmack83_ | is there a way to format a harddrive in a way so that i have one folder at the top and each directory under that are each a seperate partition? this way when i plug in the hard drive only the one main folder shows up? that way i dont get multiple partitions showing on my drives list | 13:26 |
boscop | Younder: I will look into that, thanks | 13:26 |
aae | I am installing Oracle 11g on ubuntu and when i did ./runinstaller had this error "Checking monitor: must be configured to display at least 256 colors | 13:26 |
aae | >>> Could not execute auto check for display colors using command /usr/X11R6/bin/xdpyinfo. Check if the DISPLAY variable is set. Failed <<<< | 13:26 |
aae | " can sombody show me how to fix it???? | 13:26 |
DJones | !purekde | alumno | 13:26 |
ubottu | alumno: If you want to remove all !Gnome packages and have a default !Kubuntu system follow the instructions here « https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureKDE » | 13:26 |
rblst | maggot: i have experienced that, too :) so what can i use instead of flash to watch youtube for example? do you recommend ekiga, too? | 13:26 |
bazhang | alumno, install kubuntu-desktop | 13:26 |
rblst | maggott: i have experienced that, too :) so what can i use instead of flash to watch youtube for example? do you recommend ekiga, too? | 13:27 |
bazhang | maggott, rtfm jfgi are never acceptable here. Please desist. | 13:27 |
maggott | rblst: any other alternative that play flash. | 13:27 |
lotus | hey I'm having trouble with hibernate. | 13:27 |
alumno | i dont have to erase gnome, do i? | 13:27 |
lotus | I have 8.8 gigs swap, 7.7 gigs ram. | 13:27 |
g__ | hi, i'm trying to get a canon i250 working in cups, i've followed some online guides, and i now see a printer with a green tick in it - what does this mean? | 13:27 |
rblst | Younder: is chrome available in the repo? | 13:27 |
panfist_ | can anyone recommend an app to do some basic 2d design? | 13:27 |
BA^ | is there any difference between installing karmic and running lxde or installing Lubuntu? | 13:27 |
lotus | I enter hibernate and the computer hangs for a moment, then turns back on at the screensaver lockout. | 13:28 |
rblst | maggott: i know there are alternative players, but they seem even slower... | 13:28 |
maggott | bazhang: which also means there's no way people gonna learn anything. Meh. | 13:28 |
lotus | panfist_: gimp | 13:28 |
lotus | panfist_: Gimp should come with the newer ubuntu iirc. | 13:28 |
VCoolio | BA^: probably karmic has a lot of apps pre-installed belonging to gnome de | 13:28 |
maggott | rblst: then you're out of luck. Complain to Adobe. | 13:28 |
Younder | rblst, no beta, but at this point it is fully functional on my machine | 13:28 |
g__ | gimp is horrid | 13:28 |
bazhang | maggott, this is not a re-direct to google. If you don't know then simply don't respond. | 13:28 |
VCoolio | could someone help me getting gui from console login? | 13:28 |
petsounds | alumno : you don't have to | 13:28 |
rblst | Younder: hmm, i'll give it a shot, thanks for the tip | 13:29 |
alumno | petsounds ok | 13:29 |
maggott | bazhang: of course I know the answer. | 13:29 |
lotus | VCoolio: login and then type STARTX | 13:29 |
alumno | thx | 13:29 |
lotus | no caps | 13:29 |
Younder | rblst, http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel | 13:29 |
Crumbles | so can anyone help me figure out wipe ? | 13:29 |
g__ | what about the opensource vector package - i forget what it's called? | 13:29 |
VCoolio | lotus: that only results in a black screen | 13:29 |
BA^ | VCoolio: would lubuntu be any faster than karmix/lxde? are there services or stuff run by default? | 13:29 |
rblst | maggott: i don't think there is an use, but thanks anyway | 13:29 |
lotus | VCoolio: try reconfiguring your x server | 13:29 |
maggott | rblst: no worries. | 13:29 |
lotus | I forget the command. | 13:29 |
lotus | dpkg --reconfigure xorg or somesuch | 13:30 |
kane77 | hi, I need to draw a plan for cutting, what program can I use for that? What I need is to be able to draw in precise dimensions and then show dimensions labels.. | 13:30 |
BA^ | i'm trying out absolute linux right now but the synaptic like program doen't have much in the repositories... and it's slow | 13:30 |
BA^ | which is why i'm coming back to ubuntu | 13:31 |
lotus | kane77: http://www.tech-edv.co.at/lunix/CADlinks.html might be helpful | 13:31 |
lovre | hi all. The rc.local executing problem was fixed, right? | 13:31 |
BA^ | just trying to find a quicker version cuz i only have 256ram | 13:31 |
maggott | BA^: just use Xfce | 13:31 |
lotus | anyone have experience troubleshooting Hibernate in 9.04? | 13:31 |
kane77 | lotus, thanks.. That might be it.. I've never drawn anything like that :D | 13:31 |
lotus | goodluck | 13:32 |
Younder | BA^ that should suffice | 13:32 |
maggott | BA^: or any minimal wm. | 13:32 |
BA^ | maggott: any diff between xubuntu or installing regualr karmic and running xfce ? | 13:32 |
Younder | BA^ get the minimal windows version rather that ubuntu | 13:32 |
Younder | BA^ get the minimal windows version rather that gnome | 13:32 |
Younder | sorry | 13:32 |
BA^ | Younder: so install xubuntu... gotcha | 13:33 |
CyberJack77 | Hi, I want to create a really small debian/ubuntu server in VirtualBox with only a base system, apache and a few php packages. Does anyone know to to get this system as small as possible? I don't want to develop in the vbox image. I will share a directory which contains the php files. | 13:34 |
BA^ | i was using xubuntu before but my hdd light stayed on constantly which is why i tried other distros | 13:34 |
Crumbles | screw it, wipe sucks | 13:34 |
Crumbles | dd works better apparently. | 13:34 |
panfist_ | lotus is gimp suitable for designing things like schematics and blueprints? | 13:34 |
lotus | panfist_: no :) | 13:34 |
lotus | maybe rough rough drafts | 13:35 |
lotus | but nothing final. | 13:35 |
Younder | BA^ right, sorry for being so ubtuse :) | 13:35 |
BA^ | np | 13:35 |
lotus | http://www.tech-edv.co.at/lunix/CADlinks.html This is a cad link I just sent to someone else. This would work for you too, panfist_ | 13:35 |
BA^ | ok... i'm off to d/l either xubuntu or lubuntu | 13:35 |
panfist_ | thanks | 13:35 |
Annonymorse | Amarok crashes every time it tries to open an mp3. Is there an easy solution to this? | 13:35 |
Younder | Annonymorse, tricky that one | 13:36 |
Annonymorse | Younder, what should I do? | 13:37 |
Younder | Annonymorse: don't use Amarok, use totem | 13:37 |
Annonymorse | hmm ok | 13:37 |
OttifantSir | CyberJack77: I don't know all you have to do to get that working, but there is an Ubuntu Minimal Install out there. It installs practically nothing, so you're free to add what you want without anything else. | 13:38 |
petsounds | Annonymorse : what kind of crashes? | 13:38 |
Younder | Annonymorse: well you asked for easy.. | 13:38 |
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Annonymorse | petsounds, the application freezes and I have to go into system monitor to kill the process. I've let it load up to 1 hour before, with no response. | 13:39 |
Younder | Annonymorse: totem may experiece difficuties starting if you have multiple python versions. | 13:39 |
VCoolio | I'm still with a blinking cursor on a black screen; startx doesn't help; /etc/init.d/gdm restart also doesn't give a login screen | 13:39 |
Xcell | Annonymorse- i resorted to this: http://nomad.ca/blog/2009/apr/3/amarok-14-jaunty-ubuntu-904/ | 13:40 |
om26er | installed nvidia 190 on karmic 64-bit nvidia 9800gtx and cannot enable desktop effects | 13:40 |
Younder | Xcell, the usuall | 13:40 |
Xcell | it works tho.. | 13:40 |
Younder | Xcell, and that's what counts! | 13:41 |
Younder | om26er, you might wanna take that up wit NVidea. It is propriatary | 13:42 |
g__ | holy crap cups is voodoo. i change nothing, and it suddenly starts working :/ | 13:42 |
om26er | Younder, no i don't | 13:42 |
om26er | Younder, and don't know the solution doesn't mean any1 else don't | 13:43 |
Younder | ok | 13:43 |
Younder | wait it out | 13:43 |
gianni | daksin | 13:43 |
gianni | dark | 13:43 |
aLeSD | is there an application to resize a video ? | 13:44 |
g__ | ffmpeg | 13:44 |
g__ | aLeSD: ^^ | 13:44 |
CyberJack77 | OttifantSir: Thanks, I'll start with looking at that install. | 13:44 |
Younder | aLeSD, many | 13:44 |
aLeSD | g__, I mean cut the size I don't want | 13:44 |
aLeSD | not resize | 13:44 |
g__ | ohh - linux isn't really strong on that | 13:45 |
Younder | aLeSD, crop | 13:45 |
aLeSD | yes | 13:45 |
petsounds | Vcoolio : do you have the same problem if you boot a live cd? | 13:45 |
aLeSD | crop | 13:45 |
aLeSD | thanks | 13:45 |
g__ | aLeSD: i couldn't find one i liked. so i resorted to using windows movie maker | 13:45 |
g__ | by 'one i liked' i mean, 'one that worked'. | 13:45 |
VCoolio | petsounds: probably not; I'm trying to switch back to gdm but it won't load | 13:45 |
aLeSD | I'm using kilo ... but it doens't what I want | 13:45 |
om26er | during live cd session harware drivers suggested to install properietrty drivers but after install no suggestion | 13:46 |
aLeSD | so ... no app at all ? | 13:46 |
om26er | and hardware drivers don't show any driver either | 13:46 |
Younder | aLeSD, well some of the really big packages like maya free edition have it, but you get a lot more than you need | 13:46 |
g__ | aLeSD: not really no :( | 13:46 |
petsounds | om26er : reboot | 13:46 |
g__ | windows movie maker ftw ;) | 13:47 |
khunt | where is the correct channel for netbook remix? | 13:47 |
aLeSD | avidemux | 13:47 |
om26er | khunt, this is | 13:47 |
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RenatoSilva | I'm having problem with gparted, it says it cannot read my ntfs partitions. I want to move them but the copy/paste options are disable. Anyone? | 13:47 |
om26er | khunt, ask here | 13:47 |
khunt | I have installed remix twice on my aa1 | 13:47 |
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khunt | both times every time i boot it says that window picker and other taskbar items failed to load and asks me to delete them then I have to manually add them | 13:48 |
khunt | my firend has an aa1 too and his does the same | 13:48 |
khunt | but sometimes it works ok not often but sometimes | 13:49 |
mido_ | hi all | 13:49 |
om26er | khunt, am using UNR and never got this error | 13:49 |
mido_ | guyz.. i want to upgrade my kernel | 13:50 |
om26er | khunt, are you both friends trying the final karmic cd? | 13:50 |
khunt | yes | 13:50 |
khunt | Maybe it is realted to the aa1 | 13:50 |
ganymede | is there something like pidof but such that i can specify the arguments, not the program name? (for instance , i want to match /usr/bin/perl myscript.pl but not all perl processes) | 13:50 |
WishingMaster | guys can one help me for installing android emulator in ubuntu, i have followed this article on the internet "http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Run-Android-Applications-on-Ubuntu-115152.shtml" | 13:51 |
commodore256 | Hey, I used to have a resolution option of 1280x960 with my intel card in the last ubuntu, but now, the highest it will go is 1024x768 | 13:51 |
om26er | khunt, and also i am using acer aspire one A110 | 13:51 |
mido_ | how to upgrade my kernel | 13:51 |
mido_ | how to upgrade my kernel??? | 13:51 |
khunt | hmm | 13:51 |
khunt | Its doing my head in | 13:51 |
om26er | mido_, why you want to update? | 13:51 |
ikonia | mido_: ubuntu's repo's will announce a new kernel to you when one is available | 13:51 |
mido_ | om26er: to get the latest drivers and to be more faster | 13:52 |
ikonia | mido_: that's a false economy | 13:52 |
om26er | mido_, yes he is true | 13:52 |
Younder | mido_, in 6 months you get a kernel update | 13:53 |
Dr_Willis | there was a kernel update recently i saw one today | 13:53 |
khunt | Do you have any idea why my panel thingies force close on boot? | 13:53 |
mido_ | om26er: i downloaded ... but how to install it?? | 13:53 |
ikonia | mido_: if you have to ask - you shouldn't be doing it | 13:53 |
ikonia | mido_: it will cause more damage to your system than any good it will do | 13:53 |
napster | How can I display a message box on a remote windows machine from my Linux system...? | 13:53 |
ikonia | mido_: unless you NEED a specific kernel update, let ubuntu developers manage it for you | 13:53 |
om26er | is it a .deb file or .tar.gz? | 13:54 |
Younder | napster, set the correct DISPLAY | 13:54 |
mido_ | aha ... thanx alot guyz .... i understod that .. thats a bad thing to upgrade the kernel? | 13:54 |
OttifantSir | My Ubuntu Server 8.04.3 won't accept connections. NFS is working perfectly, but when trying to access it through a web-browser, I get an error saying "Couldn't connect to host. URL is unavailable at the moment" Especially CUPS web-interface is what I'm trying to access. | 13:54 |
RenatoSilva | I'm having problem with gparted, it says it cannot read my ntfs partitions. I want to move them but the copy/paste options are disable. Anyone? | 13:54 |
mido_ | om26er: its tar | 13:55 |
napster | Younder: ...? | 13:55 |
Younder | mido_, riscy at best, disaterous if you don't know what you are doing | 13:55 |
yml | I since my last update I have several regressions | 13:55 |
mido_ | Younder: yesterday i upgraded my ubuntu 8.1 to 9.01.... i got a prob with my wireless .. how to fix that? | 13:56 |
Jimi_Neutral | anyone come across problems with clonezilla and karmic? | 13:56 |
Younder | mido_: dont know | 13:56 |
diddy | Does it make a big difference whether the external USB 2.0 disk drive has 8 or 32 MB cache? | 13:56 |
Younder | mido_: haven't used it | 13:57 |
mido_ | Younder: ok ... whats your destribution? | 13:57 |
Annonymorse | I get an error in amarok when I try to open a last.fm stream: No suitable input plugin. This often means that the url's protocol is not supported. Network failures are other possible causes. | 13:57 |
Annonymorse | http://195.24.233.49:80/last.mp3?Session=bbd63316bd7f636144d81f8a068f208d | 13:57 |
Younder | mido_: karmic | 13:57 |
mido_ | Younder: is it good ? do u advice me to try it? | 13:58 |
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Younder | mido_: no, it is a turkey, you are better off sticking with what you got | 13:58 |
om26er | mido_, enable the karmic proposed and then upgrade and it will install a later kernel | 13:58 |
yml | and I cannot log using the gnome mode but only gnome failsafe | 13:58 |
yml | Is there any known issue with the latest update in the repositories ? | 13:59 |
Younder | yml: many | 13:59 |
mido_ | ok guys ... thanx for help | 13:59 |
napster | How can I display a message box on a remote windows machine from my Linux system...? | 13:59 |
yml | Younder: where can I find the list ? | 14:00 |
yml | Younder: to make sure mine is listed ? | 14:00 |
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epsin | hello?? | 14:00 |
fadumpt | hello | 14:00 |
yml | is a there a way to revert all the packages updated since thursday last week ? | 14:00 |
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tombatom | thx 4 ubuntu ! u are great | 14:01 |
VirusTB | wassup all | 14:02 |
VirusTB | who needs help today | 14:02 |
Jimi_Neutral | i do | 14:02 |
OttifantSir | My Ubuntu Server 8.04.3 won't accept connections. NFS is working perfectly, but when trying to access it through a web-browser, I get an error saying "Couldn't connect to host. URL is unavailable at the moment" Especially CUPS web-interface is what I'm trying to access. Could it be because I have denied access via portmap, and only opened for NFS? How would I open for the CUPS-interface? | 14:02 |
yoshx_ | hello | 14:02 |
om26er | VirusTB, i install nvidia 190 and cannot enable effects | 14:02 |
napster | !welcome | yoshx_ | 14:03 |
ubottu | yoshx_: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines. Enjoy your stay! | 14:03 |
VirusTB | om26er, what effects are you tryning to enable? | 14:03 |
jordanwb | When I plug in a usb device into a front port on my PC I get a "usb 5-2: device not accepting address 9, error -71" error in dmesg | 14:03 |
Younder | yml : https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs | 14:03 |
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dipsh | i installed to a USB Pen drive and now grub is messed up on my hard disk | 14:05 |
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dipsh | how can i easily fix that? | 14:06 |
dipsh | i tried sudo grub-install /dev/sda and it said... | 14:06 |
yml | Younder: do you know a way to revert the packaged installed as thursday last week ? | 14:06 |
dipsh | not a block device | 14:06 |
markizano | hey all, I am on Karmic and i'm having a problem getting Rhythmbox to play anything... | 14:06 |
McLovin | My lenovo G550 wil no longer suspend. Im using 9.10 and can't seem to get it figured out any ideas? | 14:06 |
markizano | when i tell it to play a song, it acts like it wants to go on the net and find a missing package | 14:06 |
dipsh | McLovin, i have had problems with suspend in 9.10 as ewll | 14:07 |
markizano | the title of the package is "Windows Media Audio Decoder" but i seriously doubt that's what it needs b/c i'm only trying to play .mp3 files :/ | 14:07 |
markizano | it searches the repositories, and then tells me it can't find the package | 14:07 |
dipsh | anyone good with grub?? | 14:07 |
ebel | Friend of mine has filled up his /usr partition. He now can't use apt. Is there anything that he is safe to delete from /usr to free up space? | 14:07 |
markizano | anybody able to help w/ this? | 14:07 |
McLovin | dipsh, yea it works fine when I switch bac to the old 9.04 kernell at boot | 14:07 |
VirusTB | om26er, what effects are you tryning to enable? | 14:08 |
dipsh | McLovin, if i let my laptop sit, when i come back the power saving crashes it and i have to restart | 14:08 |
VirusTB | dipsh, what are you tslking about | 14:08 |
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OttifantSir | My Ubuntu Server 8.04.3 won't accept HTTP-connections. NFS is working perfectly, but when trying to access it through a web-browser, I get an error saying "Couldn't connect to host. URL is unavailable at the moment" Especially CUPS web-interface is what I'm trying to access. Could it be because I have denied access via portmap, and only opened for NFS? How would I open for the CUPS-interface? | 14:08 |
dipsh | it times out and goes to sleep automatically | 14:08 |
petsounds | markizano : ubuntu-restricted-extras? | 14:08 |
McLovin | dipsh, I dont even get that much now. it just sits there and does nothing but display my crappy screensaver even when the lid is closed and it is driving my nuts. | 14:09 |
markizano | petsounds: apt-getting.... | 14:09 |
dipsh | but i dont care about that now, the old systems that i had on the machine were windows/7.10 and i need them for work | 14:09 |
dipsh | the bootloader is dead now | 14:09 |
dipsh | i installed to a USB pen to test out 9.10, but it installed the bootloader for ALL systems on the PEN!! | 14:10 |
Petein | hi.can i install ubuntu netbook remix above my ubuntu 9.10 installation? something like an upgrade? | 14:10 |
markizano | petsounds: same problem :( | 14:10 |
dipsh | how can i restore my boot loader? | 14:11 |
Reactor | dipsh: boot from cd and select that option | 14:12 |
petsounds | markizano : if you using other music player like exaile, do you still have the problem? | 14:13 |
Reactor | dipsh: but idk where it is | 14:13 |
markizano | another issue I have is exaile won't even make sound... it plays music w/ no problem, it's just silent | 14:13 |
pnema | Hi all: How do I get rid of directory with screwed up permissions? Here is what ls -la displays: d????????? ? ? ? ? ? .gvfs | 14:13 |
dipsh | Reactor: there is an option to re-install grub? | 14:13 |
McLovin | dipsh, lol I just looked in my system log under powersave and seen this "/usr/lib/pm-utils/power.d/sched-powersave false: **sched policy powersave OFF" lol How did I miss that aven tho the gui power management says it is on. looks like I have a lil bit of work today on my own lappy Joy O' Bliss | 14:13 |
dipsh | Reactor: i found one to boot from hard disk | 14:13 |
Reactor | dipsh: I am not sure | 14:13 |
markizano | i've even looked into other-other music players like amorok-kplayer-kmplayer-xfmedia-germlin | 14:14 |
markizano | gmerlin* | 14:14 |
uberspaced | dipsh, read up about installing grub on a partition or whatever | 14:14 |
dipsh | hmmm... let me boot from the old system and try and re-install grub | 14:14 |
dipsh | i did, but i am not an expert so some things are confusing | 14:14 |
markizano | and i've configured exaile to use ALSA, OSS, Pulse and Auto = no luck X{ | 14:14 |
uberspaced | dipsh, google says: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351 | 14:14 |
dipsh | according to the info it could be "sudo grub-install /dev/sda" | 14:14 |
Reactor | dipsh: I can't remember - probably there's one | 14:14 |
uberspaced | next time, google it. | 14:14 |
uberspaced | dipsh, prolly. | 14:14 |
Reactor | dipsh: yh yh | 14:14 |
Monocian | Which vector program are you using, anyone? | 14:14 |
haenet4_ | FIFI_CUTE | 14:14 |
uberspaced | Monocian, vector what? | 14:15 |
Reactor | dipsh: boot live and try tht | 14:15 |
haenet4_ | SURABAYA | 14:15 |
dipsh | k... reading thanks! | 14:15 |
Monocian | Vector editor, like Adobe Illustrator xD | 14:15 |
ActionParsnip | yo yo yo | 14:15 |
Petein | hi.can i install ubuntu netbook remix above my ubuntu 9.10 installation? something like an upgrade? | 14:16 |
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petsounds | !id | haenet4_ | 14:16 |
ubottu | haenet4_: join ke #ubuntu-id untuk membahas ubuntu dalam bahasa Indonesia | 14:16 |
unkmar | Monocian: Inkscape | 14:16 |
Monocian | :< | 14:16 |
ActionParsnip | Petein: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-netbook-remix | 14:16 |
Petein | ActionParsnip: really? | 14:16 |
Petein | ActionParsnip: and then do i have to do anything else? | 14:16 |
ActionParsnip | Petein: log off, then back on | 14:17 |
ActionParsnip | !info ubuntu-netbook-remix | 14:17 |
ubottu | ubuntu-netbook-remix (source: unr-meta): The Ubuntu Netbook Remix system. In component main, is optional. Version 1.171 (karmic), package size 31 kB, installed size 60 kB | 14:17 |
markizano | i might also want to note that i once did have oss-linux installed: http://www.opensound.com/virtmix.html | 14:17 |
Petein | ActionParsnip: what is those info about? | 14:17 |
Younder | Petein, sounds like some kinda teckno. and a work of fiction | 14:17 |
ActionParsnip | Petein: its a metapackage but will install all the stuff you need | 14:17 |
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maggott | 14:29 -!- ^c|0ud^ [n=Guest@69.165.165.118] has quit ["Ex-Chat"] | 14:17 |
CooPs89 | are there a quick command to see where an install package's all files resides? | 14:17 |
om26er | ActionParsnip, when i login to lxde session the fonts are all big but if i first login to gnome and logout and login to lxde then fonts are fine | 14:17 |
Petein | Younder: be quiet | 14:17 |
ActionParsnip | om26er: log a bug is all I can suggest | 14:18 |
Younder | Petein, lol | 14:18 |
om26er | sure | 14:18 |
lomon_ | how adjust laptop bright in ubuntu 8.04? | 14:18 |
Petein | Younder: i just asked. dont be an @55h0l3 | 14:18 |
ActionParsnip | CooPs89: you could download the deb and extract it, you can see where the files would go | 14:18 |
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lomon_ | how adjust laptop bright in ubuntu 8.04? | 14:19 |
pnema | How do I get rid of a directory (.gvfs) with screwed up permissions? Is there a command other than rmdir? Here is what ls -la displays: d????????? ? ? ? ? ? .gvfs | 14:19 |
ActionParsnip | oooh lotsa updates today | 14:19 |
hellyeah | /join #matlab | 14:19 |
hellyeah | sorruy | 14:19 |
miromanyth | Could someone help me? I'm trying to use Catalyst but I get this error after installing - http://pastebin.org/56356 | 14:19 |
Younder | pnema, sudo rm -r .gvfs | 14:19 |
ActionParsnip | pnema: you need that folder to automount external partitions | 14:19 |
pnema | Yonder: sudo didn't work | 14:20 |
pnema | ActionParsnip: I have a backup, but want to rm this version | 14:20 |
pnema | any other thoughts. Is there something like unlink except for dirs? | 14:20 |
CooPs89 | ActionParsnip: yeah, just did, and it shows me it's "program folder", so doesn't really help me know where it resides from the root POV | 14:20 |
ActionParsnip | pnema: rm -rf ~/.gvfs will delete it, i suggest you make sure its empty just incase | 14:20 |
miromanyth | I've installed Catalyst but when I run glxinfo I get this error - http://pastebin.org/56356 | 14:20 |
unkmar | pnema: sudo rm -rf d*.gvfs | 14:21 |
ActionParsnip | CooPs89: it doesnt install to a single location like in windows, it will put lots of different files in lots of different places | 14:21 |
CooPs89 | ActionParsnip: nvm found the list | 14:21 |
rrittenhouse | How do I re-enable (in Karmic) scrolling using my mousewheel on my desktop!? | 14:21 |
CooPs89 | thanks for the help | 14:21 |
rrittenhouse | I can't find it and im sick of searching :P | 14:21 |
ActionParsnip | CooPs89: np man | 14:22 |
dipsh | thanks guys!!! | 14:22 |
pnema | # rm -fr .gvfs | 14:22 |
pnema | rm: cannot remove `.gvfs': Permission denied | 14:22 |
pnema | :( | 14:22 |
ActionParsnip | pnema: try with sudo | 14:23 |
unkmar | pnema: sudo rm -rf d*.gvfs | 14:23 |
markizano | here's a screencap of RB... this is after i just apt-get purge;apt-get install rhythmbox: http://asthralios.devnetonline.net/Rhythmbox.png | 14:23 |
oidqcn | bye | 14:23 |
miromanyth | Can someone help me? I've installed catalyst but when I run glxinfo I get this error - http://pastebin.org/56356 | 14:23 |
oidqcn | exit | 14:23 |
pnema | unkmar, I'm root at the moment | 14:23 |
markizano | this happens with *EVERY song i try to play X{ | 14:23 |
ActionParsnip | pnema: you may have to run: sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ~/.gvfs | 14:23 |
dinosaurvskitten | is there a way to alias right_ctrl to left_ctrl? Some applications seem to completely ignore right_ctrl... | 14:23 |
ActionParsnip | pnema: make sure you are the user you log on with or ~/.gvfs will be /root/.gvfs instead of /home/$USER/.gvfs | 14:24 |
ActionParsnip | pnema: you can then run: sudo chmod -R 650 ~/.gvfs | 14:24 |
Younder | ActionParsnip, you need .gvfs to automount external partitions.. | 14:24 |
ActionParsnip | pnema: then try deleting it | 14:24 |
pnema | ActionParsnip: trying now | 14:25 |
ActionParsnip | Younder: i know but the guy has a backup | 14:25 |
ActionParsnip | Younder: as s/he is smart | 14:25 |
markizano | dinosaurvskitten: I'm not 100% on this, but I believe `man (getkeycodes|setkeycodes|showkey)' would help | 14:25 |
Younder | ActionParsnip, thank god.. | 14:25 |
miromanyth | Can someone help me? I've installed catalyst but when I run glxinfo I get this error - http://pastebin.org/56356 | 14:25 |
pnema | ActionParsnip: sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ~/.gvfs | 14:26 |
pnema | [sudo] password for pnema: | 14:26 |
pnema | chown: cannot access `/home/pnema/.gvfs': Permission denied | 14:26 |
dinosaurvskitten | markizano, thanks | 14:26 |
ActionParsnip | Younder: i would re-permission the folder but a restore has been chosen by the user | 14:26 |
markizano | dinosaurvskitten: sure :) | 14:26 |
pnema | unkmar: I'll try your suggestion too | 14:26 |
ActionParsnip | pnema: oh boy, can you make a folder on the desktop name .gvfs then copy it to ~ thus overwriting the bad one? | 14:27 |
pnema | I'll try | 14:27 |
Kretchfoop | libgconf sanity check returning 256, does anyone know this error? | 14:27 |
unkmar | pnema: can you move it to /tmp ? | 14:28 |
pnema | $ mv .gvfs/ /tmp/ | 14:28 |
pnema | mv: cannot remove directory `.gvfs': Device or resource busy | 14:28 |
* ZachK_ is here and ready to give assistance | 14:28 | |
Younder | ActionParsnip, the problem it that it is that the files are locked while ubuntu is running | 14:28 |
miromanyth | Can someone help me? I've installed catalyst but when I run glxinfo I get this error - http://pastebin.org/56356 | 14:29 |
Younder | ActionParsnip, or at least that is my guess | 14:29 |
ActionParsnip | Younder: gotcha | 14:29 |
ActionParsnip | Younder: makes sense | 14:29 |
ZachK_ | hey ActionParsnip | 14:29 |
ZachK_ | ActionParsnip: long time no see | 14:29 |
ActionParsnip | pnema: you may have to boot to recovery root console, or live CD to remove the bad folder and restore the original | 14:30 |
ActionParsnip | ZachK_: been busy with t'interviews and werk | 14:30 |
ZehavaZM | I am trying to get my HTC Mogul to sync with Evolution Using the instructions found here http://www.synce.org/moin/SynceInstallation/Ubuntu/ModernDevice/ConnectionProblems | 14:30 |
pnema | ActionParsip: I think I ma :( | 14:30 |
pnema | may | 14:30 |
unkmar | pnema: and I was thinking reboot just to free up the resource. | 14:30 |
ZehavaZM | When I put in the command synce-pls I get this error synce-pls: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/librapi.so.2: undefined symbol: synce_info_get_transport | 14:30 |
ZehavaZM | How can I fix this? | 14:30 |
pnema | unkmar: let me try that first brb | 14:31 |
Petein | ok i installed the package and now im in ubuntu remix. rather than the feeling what has now changed, which makes my laptop battery last longer? | 14:31 |
ActionParsnip | Petein: lower brightness, could use cpufreq to underclock your CPU | 14:32 |
Petein | ActionParsnip: well i want to have my CPU perform as it is | 14:33 |
Petein | ActionParsnip: so ubuntu remix is only about looks? | 14:33 |
OttifantSir | My Ubuntu Server 8.04.3 won't accept HTTP-connections. NFS is working perfectly, but when trying to access it through a web-browser, I get an error saying "Couldn't connect to host. URL is unavailable at the moment" Especially CUPS web-interface is what I'm trying to access. Could it be because I have denied access via portmap, and only opened for NFS? How would I open for the CUPS-interface? | 14:33 |
rrittenhouse | How do I re-enable (in Karmic) scrolling using my mousewheel on my desktop? | 14:33 |
ActionParsnip | Petein: it mainly optomises the screen for smaller screens | 14:34 |
ActionParsnip | ZehavaZM: may help: http://tinyurl.com/ygvtjcw its translated badly from french | 14:34 |
markizano | yea, this is not good, now I try to play sound with other applications, like totem, virtualbox, or the beep package... the system doesn't make any sound... | 14:34 |
Petein | ActionParsnip: how it does that? | 14:34 |
sam__ | How do i copy/paste text from clipboards to VNC viewer program? | 14:35 |
ActionParsnip | Petein: the windows decorations are hidden in the top bar when apps are maximised, certain themes give more real estate for the apps to show in. stuff like that, use it, you'll see what it does | 14:35 |
Petein | ActionParsnip: ive seen that | 14:36 |
ActionParsnip | rrittenhouse: do you mean to change desktops or in apps to scroll up and down? | 14:36 |
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Younder | OttifantSir, yes | 14:37 |
McLovin | Quick question.. How can I partition a new swap space? I did not allow for it on the install | 14:37 |
rrittenhouse | ActionParsnip, I want to use my mouse wheel to scroll on the desktop to switch desktops. It worked in Jaunty | 14:37 |
Younder | OttifantSir, try disabeling the firewall and trying again | 14:37 |
Pelo | McLovin, boot the live cd, resize the partion you have to make space for the new swap, then you'll need to manualy edit your /etc/fstab file | 14:37 |
unkmar | McLovin: parted or gparted. | 14:38 |
ActionParsnip | rrittenhouse: do you use compiz? | 14:38 |
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McLovin | thanks guyz | 14:38 |
markizano | McLovin: 1) backup your data! 2) open gparted, if you have it, then resize your main disk (if you haven't allocated space for it yet), format the unformatted partition, then you haz swap | 14:38 |
rrittenhouse | ActionParsnip, I keep it on normal. So yeah? | 14:38 |
Younder | OttifantSir, I mean you are NOT testing setup's on production servers? | 14:38 |
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ActionParsnip | rrittenhouse: wobbly windows, 3D desktop, max / minimise effects | 14:38 |
ZehavaZM | ActionParsnip thank you, I had looked at that cause google shows it mentions the error, but no solution is given. | 14:38 |
OttifantSir | Younder: I don't know how to do that. I haven't set it up, except during NFS-setup I have denied access by doing portmap : ALL in hosts.deny | 14:39 |
ActionParsnip | ZehavaZM: do you have all the packages the dude listed? | 14:39 |
ZehavaZM | I will double check, but I believe I do | 14:39 |
ActionParsnip | rrittenhouse: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=601716 | 14:39 |
Younder | OttifantSir, well after that allow 127.0.0.1 (or localhost) | 14:40 |
ActionParsnip | rrittenhouse: you can also hover your pointer over the viewpoint switcher on your task bar and scroll there | 14:40 |
rrittenhouse | ActionParsnip, Doesn't seem to work for me in Karmic. | 14:40 |
Younder | OttifantSir, 127.0.0.1 is actually loopback | 14:40 |
pnema | unkmar, ActionParsnip: Reboot work. .gvfs is normal again. All is peaceful once again in the land of Ubuntu. Forgot to apply my old rule, when in doubt reboot (mainly a windows rule, but sometimes linux too) | 14:40 |
ActionParsnip | pnema: reboot fixes much | 14:41 |
pnema | thx | 14:41 |
unkmar | pnema: when you said it was busy. that was the easiest thing I could think of. | 14:41 |
OttifantSir | Younder: So, in /etc/hosts.allow I would do... portmap : 127.0.0.1? | 14:41 |
pnema | I moved my /home to a new partition, have new space, life is good, thx unkmar | 14:42 |
Younder | pnema, In this case the files were locked since they are monitored by demonds. You could shut down the demons first, but it is easier to just reboot | 14:42 |
xpo0f_ | hi people | 14:42 |
xpo0f_ | hi elky | 14:42 |
freakunleashd | hi people | 14:42 |
pnema | Thanks Yonder, that probably would have worked and saved a reboot | 14:42 |
ZehavaZM | ActionParsnip Yep, there was one I was missing, now it's working, thanks a ton....I'm a dope! lol | 14:42 |
freakunleashd | Does anybody have a problem with slow copy hdd to hdd in ubuntu 9.10? | 14:43 |
ActionParsnip | ZehavaZM: read stuff people give you dude, works wonders | 14:43 |
Younder | OttifantSir, no | 14:43 |
xpo0f_ | freakunleashd, are u sure that ?? slow copy | 14:43 |
Younder | OttifantSir, wait let me think about that | 14:43 |
rrittenhouse | ActionParsnip, That fixed it. Thanks a lot! | 14:43 |
ActionParsnip | rrittenhouse: np man | 14:43 |
pnema | unkmar, Yonder, ActionParsnip: see all later! and thx once again | 14:43 |
freakunleashd | yeah I'm trying to copy a image file of 8 gb from one internal hdd to another it is saying 30 min | 14:44 |
xpo0f_ | 8gb for sure | 14:44 |
freakunleashd | yes | 14:44 |
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ActionParsnip | freakunleashd: is it PATA to SATA? | 14:44 |
freakunleashd | all sata | 14:44 |
ActionParsnip | hmm | 14:44 |
freakunleashd | I have three sata hdd's | 14:44 |
freakunleashd | I cannot figure out y | 14:44 |
ActionParsnip | how much cache does the source and destination have on the drive? | 14:45 |
freakunleashd | how do I check? | 14:45 |
bigmack83_ | what is the best way to combine multiple *.mpg files into one mpg movie? | 14:45 |
ActionParsnip | freakunleashd: if you dont know then I suggest you websearch their makes / models for confirmation | 14:45 |
freakunleashd | I think its enough cause ubuntu 9.04 it was pretty fast | 14:45 |
ActionParsnip | bigmack83_: there is no best anything, here is one method: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=199993 | 14:46 |
ActionParsnip | bigmack83_: its not the best, nor is any other suggestion you recieve | 14:46 |
tom_ | hi guys.... short question about kate: is it possible to configure kate somehow to always us an already open session, when opening a new file? and use a new tab within that session? I know this is possble via commandline.. but there must be some way to do this at a "single" place for all text files that are opened by defulat with kate | 14:46 |
bigmack83_ | ActionParsnip, ah thanks. will check it out | 14:46 |
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ActionParsnip | freakunleashd: if on has a tonne of cache and the other has very little it may affect the speed. You should check cache when you buy drives, as well as look at seek times ;) | 14:47 |
neoTheCat | is there any kind of NAS software that i can run on ubuntu server, instead of installing freenas or some stand alone OS, or manually configuring? | 14:47 |
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freakunleashd | thanks action I'll take care hence forth | 14:48 |
igors | hello, i'm trying to mount a HFS+ partition with rw permissions. I can do that with mount -rw ..., but i need rw access to some "internal" foldes inside it, like /System/Library, and it's just r. | 14:48 |
_Ray_ | Small question. I know my port 1337 is open to the internet. Could I ask someone to check if it's my sshd who responds on port 1337 at fedelebron.com? (I know it works locally, but I'm going to be needing it later on today) | 14:48 |
trevorj | igors: hfs+ is only read-writable if you turn the journal off in os x | 14:49 |
erUSUL | neoTheCat: install the different servers ( samba nfs ftp? etc ) check if ebox is a good solution for configuring ... | 14:49 |
trevorj | igors: oh, forget what I said | 14:49 |
trevorj | igors: you're having permissions issurs | 14:49 |
trevorj | igors: access it as root | 14:49 |
igors | trevorj: yes...i am root | 14:49 |
trevorj | igors: sudo -i will give you a root shell | 14:49 |
xpo0f | trevorj, sudo | 14:49 |
trevorj | xpo0f: ? | 14:49 |
freakunleashd | I have 8mb cache on the 320gb and 4 mb on 160 gb hdd | 14:50 |
trevorj | igors: if you're root, you should have access to all | 14:50 |
d4non_ | should I uninstall Opera before installing the new one from .deb package? How do I uninstall it later? | 14:50 |
ActionParsnip | freakunleashd: i dont think it would affect it hugely, maybe there is some channel issue, and you should connect the drive to a different controller | 14:50 |
xpo0f | trevorj, and then ? | 14:50 |
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freakunleashd | Copying to external usb hdd is also very very slow | 14:50 |
igors | trevorj: yeah, but i don't, some specific folders inside the mac particiona i can access (the unique one i need) | 14:50 |
freakunleashd | tried everything in two days, I think its a dma problem | 14:50 |
freakunleashd | my dma is not being used | 14:51 |
trevorj | igors: ah. you can try chmoding it | 14:51 |
freakunleashd | I read about it somewhere I don't know | 14:51 |
Younder | sudo apt-get install sysinfo | 14:51 |
Younder | then look at the drives | 14:52 |
igors | trevorj: chmod u+w folder gives me the errors "Read-only filesystem"... | 14:52 |
trevorj | freakunleashd: you can find out with hdparm or sdparm | 14:52 |
freakunleashd | okay I'll do it | 14:52 |
Younder | particulary the sector formatting | 14:52 |
trevorj | igors: ok, run dmesg | 14:52 |
trevorj | igors: see if it says it mounted it read only | 14:52 |
trevorj | igors: I bet you have journalling turned on for the fs | 14:52 |
igors | yes, i have | 14:52 |
d4non | should I uninstall Opera (installed from repos) before installing the new version from .deb package? How do I uninstall it later? | 14:52 |
trevorj | igors: you need to boot into os x and turn off journalling disk utility | 14:52 |
igors | the problem is that my os x is not booting anymore... | 14:52 |
unkmar | igors: you must turn off the journalling for the hfs. | 14:53 |
trevorj | igors: boot into your os x cd | 14:53 |
ActionParsnip | d4non: sudo apt-get --pure remove opera or sudo dpkg -r opera | 14:53 |
freakunleashd | I'll try installing it now will be back | 14:53 |
trevorj | igors: you need to run diskutil in the command line | 14:53 |
trevorj | igors: to turn off journalling | 14:53 |
trevorj | igors: then you can mount it rw | 14:53 |
igors | i accidentaly removed a file from /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/, and it's not booting anymore, i'm trying to write it back | 14:53 |
ActionParsnip | d4non: the dpkg command will leave the config so you can use sudo dpkg -P opera to clear that out | 14:53 |
Younder | ActionParsnip, the .deb file from their site works | 14:53 |
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GreyGhost | hmm . .hw do i check all the options set during a particular mount?? jst 'mount' lists all of them? | 14:54 |
ActionParsnip | Younder: i know, i use it | 14:54 |
ActionParsnip | Younder: no crappy firefox for me | 14:54 |
Younder | ActionParsnip, I use chrome these days | 14:55 |
OttifantSir | d4non: I only download the package of Opera, close Opera and install the upgrade, then start Opera again. Never had any problems doing it like that | 14:55 |
igors | trevorj: it's seems you're a mac geek too, so let me ask: i've installed an app that starts a daemon in boot, but i removed the .plist file from /System/Library/LaunchDaemons for it, and my mac is not booting anymore | 14:55 |
ActionParsnip | Younder: i kinda bounce between but mainly chromium here | 14:55 |
jimi_neutral | Hi all, I have had to reinstall 8.10 because karmic didnt work with clonezilla | 14:55 |
trevorj | igors: I am ;) | 14:55 |
xpo0f | HI | 14:55 |
trevorj | igors: what app | 14:55 |
jimi_neutral | I need to edit my network interfaces but i dont have the gui installed, is it possible to do this? | 14:56 |
igors | trevorj: a leylogger, logKext | 14:56 |
trevorj | igors: oh. why did you install that? | 14:56 |
unkmar | jimi_neutral: yes. /etc/network | 14:56 |
neoTheCat | erUSUL: thanks, i'll look into that. i want to get a file server running, but i do not want to have to become a samba/nfs expert | 14:56 |
freakunleashd | sudo hdparm -d /dev/sdb | 14:56 |
freakunleashd | /dev/sdb: | 14:56 |
freakunleashd | HDIO_GET_DMA failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device | 14:56 |
freakunleashd | help! | 14:57 |
igors | trevorj: i am asking myself why i did this shit until now (kind of problems with sister using my mac, you know... :T) | 14:57 |
unkmar | jimi_neutral: what exactly are you trying to accomplish? | 14:57 |
trevorj | igors: lol, I see | 14:57 |
erUSUL | neoTheCat: if you want the simple way then the freenas/openfiler route is best imho | 14:57 |
trevorj | igors: did you make a copy of the plist | 14:57 |
trevorj | igors: or just delete it | 14:57 |
david__ | hello | 14:57 |
jimi_neutral | unkmar, well i am using it as a cloning machine....all i need on it is clonezilla but it means configuring two network cards...one for internet and one for the cloning process | 14:58 |
igors | trevorj: i've deleted it, but i just found in the project sources (google code) | 14:58 |
trevorj | igors: have you tried booting your mac into single user mode? | 14:58 |
neoTheCat | erUSUL: i was looking into that, but i only have one spare box, and i need to run subversion, postgres and apache | 14:58 |
trevorj | igors: you can force it to mount as rw if you want, but I've had corruption doing that with a journalled hfs+ filesystem | 14:58 |
erUSUL | neoTheCat: ahh ok; multipupose server ... ok good luck | 14:59 |
trevorj | igors: so I recommend not doing it | 14:59 |
igors | trevorj: no, but the app is installed for all users...do you think it would work? | 14:59 |
erUSUL | !ebox | neoTheCat | 14:59 |
ubottu | neoTheCat: ebox is a web-based GUI interface for administering a server. It is designed to work with Ubuntu/Debian style configuration management. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/eBox | 14:59 |
jimi_neutral | unkmar, i had this troublew when i first did it and im guessing that i will need to install the gui desktop cause i dont know if you can control clonezilla from command line | 14:59 |
igors | i understand... | 14:59 |
trevorj | igors: single user mode is also known as safe mode | 14:59 |
neoTheCat | erUSUL: thanks. been unemployed for seven months, so i need to make due with what i have :) | 14:59 |
trevorj | igors: have you tried going into disk utility and repairing your drive? | 14:59 |
jimi_neutral | unkmar, i would rather not though if it is possible, but thats another matter, first i need to get these network int's sorted | 14:59 |
igors | trevorj: hum...do you think is possible to remove a record somewhere, that makes OS X forget about this app? | 14:59 |
igors | trevorj: nops, i can't boot to it anymore... | 15:00 |
trevorj | igors: I don't know exactly where a keylogger would store it's startup information, it more than likely does some secret squirrel stuff | 15:00 |
xpo0f | :) | 15:00 |
trevorj | igors: I meant boot it into your cd | 15:00 |
unkmar | jimi_neutral: /etc/network/interfaces | 15:00 |
trevorj | igors: your os x cd | 15:00 |
andrewboktor | hi guys, i want to see the ubuntu boot up messages? how can i disable the flashscreen and show these instead? | 15:00 |
* Younder is wasy | 15:00 | |
unkmar | jimi_neutral: you might want to backup current settings. first. | 15:00 |
trevorj | andrewboktor: in grub, type "e" on the entry you want to edit | 15:00 |
trevorj | andrewboktor: take the "splash" out of the boot arguments | 15:00 |
trevorj | Anacranom: then press "b" to boot | 15:01 |
trevorj | er | 15:01 |
trevorj | andrewboktor: then press "b" to boot | 15:01 |
igors | trevorj: oh, ok...i'll try that, there is some kind of live cd there? never seen.... | 15:01 |
trevorj | igors: the mac os x install cd | 15:01 |
jimi_neutral | unkmar, brand new install | 15:01 |
andrewboktor | trevorj, thx man | 15:01 |
jimi_neutral | unkmar, says command not found.... | 15:01 |
unkmar | traveller: andrewboktor: I usually remove the quite as well. I like to see the stuff as it happens. | 15:01 |
trevorj | igors: you can also try this -- http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1564 | 15:02 |
trevorj | igors: try booting it into safe mode | 15:02 |
ActionParsnip | andrewboktor: to make it permanent run: gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub | 15:02 |
unkmar | jimi_neutral: man ifconfig | 15:02 |
igors | trevorj: ok, thanks! | 15:02 |
trevorj | igors: np | 15:02 |
unkmar | jimi_neutral: /etc/network/interfaces is a file that you can edit. | 15:02 |
ActionParsnip | andrewboktor: you can remove the boot option there, save the file then run: sudo update-grub | 15:02 |
ActionParsnip | andrewboktor: or simply uninstall xspash and usplash | 15:02 |
igors | trevorj: i'll leave cause i'm on ubuntu live, i'll back if no success... thanks for the help :) | 15:03 |
ActionParsnip | jimi_neutral: sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces | 15:03 |
Binaridragon | Good mornign everyone | 15:03 |
trevorj | igors: you got it man, good luck | 15:03 |
djura-san | hello to all. q: how can i set nrurses colours to be like in ubuntu? Fore example: mc in slackware has that "killer eyes" blue but on ubuntu it has soft and "nice for eye" blue colur. How to do that? | 15:03 |
jimi_neutral | ActionParsnip, thanks | 15:04 |
jimi_neutral | unkmar, thanks | 15:04 |
CyberJack77 | hmm the Ubuntu Minimal CD still installes a 680mb system. Is there a debian/ubuntu version with a smaller footprint. I just need a base system (network No X) with apache and PHP. | 15:04 |
ActionParsnip | CyberJack77: ulite | 15:04 |
g__ | ugh - turboprint it is :( | 15:04 |
g__ | now to cough up $30 just to print | 15:04 |
g__ | it seems the only thing you want to use linux for is programming. it still fails at everything else | 15:05 |
djura-san | CyberJask77: use debian net install ;) | 15:05 |
ActionParsnip | CyberJack77: installs boot loader and kernel + drivers, you can then install lxde and have a super small desktop | 15:05 |
McLovin | Anyone know of a good complete hdd image backup program for x86? | 15:06 |
icehawk78 | Is there any way to colorise the SSH login prompt, similar to colorizing the bash prompt? | 15:06 |
ActionParsnip | g__: could buy a super compatible printer or one with free support like HP | 15:06 |
vivid | hello, im having an issue with karmic, ive made a mistake with my xorg.conf and i need to make a change. unfortunately this error has me stuck in an infinite x crash loop on boot up and i cannot access the console. during the boot process i have no grub2 menu to select the recovery kernel from....anyone know how i can get grub to show? | 15:06 |
g__ | ActionParsnip: that'd be > $30 | 15:06 |
ActionParsnip | McLovin: partimage | 15:06 |
vimto | hello every one | 15:06 |
McLovin | ActionParsnip, thanks | 15:06 |
ActionParsnip | g__: i guess, always check hcl before hardware purchases, saves disappointment | 15:07 |
CyberJack77 | ActionParsnip: Ok, I will try ulite. Just don't need any X so i guess I can skip that part. | 15:07 |
g__ | ActionParsnip: yeah, but i bought this printer years ago for windows | 15:07 |
ActionParsnip | CyberJack77: cool, even faster | 15:07 |
CyberJack77 | djura-san: I will also try the net install... after ulite | 15:07 |
vimto | hello how you doing all | 15:07 |
g__ | if linux is to compete with windows, it just has to be as compatible. you can't tell the consumer - oh, buy another printer, because that one doesn't work with this os | 15:07 |
vimto | any one from saudi arabia | 15:07 |
ddelrio1986 | good how are you vimto? | 15:07 |
cba123 | Running x64 Karmic, and I can't click in flash videos, as in I can't close the ads in youtube, I can use press the space bar to pause youtube videos though. Any ideas? | 15:08 |
amigojapan | hi, any idea why now I cant type well, my keyboard layout seems to be messed up but only in gnome... I am usinf twm now... | 15:08 |
vimto | very well | 15:08 |
g__ | any bitching over - time to buy ink... | 15:08 |
vimto | thanks for asking | 15:08 |
unkmar | g__: then get the manufactures to release native linux drivers with their equipment. They do it for microsoft products. | 15:08 |
sipior | people still print things? | 15:08 |
ActionParsnip | sipior: yes, businesses print LOTS | 15:09 |
amigojapan | g_: linux is free, so that is a big advantage... and compatibility, we just haveto pray wine gets better and better | 15:09 |
cba123 | unkmar, g__ left already | 15:09 |
unkmar | sipior: yes, to take the pictures to their grandparents and geezer bosses. | 15:09 |
djura-san | btw is there any ubuntu netinstall variant? | 15:09 |
djura-san | it would be like dream come true :) | 15:09 |
DJones | !netinstall | djura-san | 15:10 |
ubottu | djura-san: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - Don't want to use a CD? See http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate | 15:10 |
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Monocian | Besides of Skype, which IM are you using that supports voice calls? | 15:10 |
DJones | djura-san: Have a look at that first link from ubottu, from memory the netinstall instructions are detailed within it | 15:10 |
ubuntu | gdzie w tym nowym ubuntu jest jakis program z telefonem | 15:11 |
DJones | !pl | ubuntu | 15:11 |
ubottu | ubuntu: Na tym kanale używamy tylko języka angielskiego. Możesz uzyskać pomoc w języku polskim na #ubuntu-pl. | 15:11 |
Alvin | hi everyone | 15:11 |
ubuntu | ok | 15:11 |
vimto | hi alvin | 15:11 |
ActionParsnip | Monocian: ekiga works | 15:11 |
jimi_neutral | action | 15:11 |
ActionParsnip | jimi_neutral: sup | 15:11 |
Alvin | i have problems with wubi and lvpm | 15:11 |
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Alvin | after resizing my disk, i cant boot into ubuntu | 15:12 |
jimi_neutral | ActionParsnip, one is a loopback and the other is the primary but i want to set both a static and one has to have connectivity to outside and one is internal only for a cloning process | 15:12 |
Trovador_z | hello, I have a problem on bootup, i get mountall: /proc: unable to mount: Device or resource busy | 15:12 |
Trovador_z | kernel 2.6.24, ubuntu 9.10 | 15:12 |
erUSUL | !ics | 15:12 |
ubottu | If you want to share the internet connection of your ubuntu machine with other machines in the network see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetConnectionSharing - You may also use !firestarter: http://www.fs-security.com/docs/connection-sharing.php | 15:12 |
Trovador_z | anyone know how to fix this? | 15:12 |
Alvin | anyone can help me? | 15:13 |
vimto | actually alvin iam new user so forgive me | 15:13 |
Alvin | ok vimto, thanks ^^ | 15:13 |
erUSUL | Trovador_z: why are you using a *.24 kernel in karmic ? | 15:13 |
phxheat | Pidgin does anyone know of a option to prevent showing chatters when they enter/leave the room | 15:13 |
ActionParsnip | jimi_neutral: leave the loopback as is | 15:14 |
albech | anyone else have problems connecting with UbuntuOne? | 15:14 |
Trovador_z | erUSUL: I`m trying to figure that one out, I believe someone did a distribution upgrade on the machine, and on restart it just hung and gave this error | 15:14 |
albech | is there a log file where I can trouble shoot ubuntuone? | 15:14 |
ActionParsnip | phxheat: main pidgin screen, CTRL +U and select join / Part hiding | 15:14 |
albech | i see nothing in /var/log/messages :( | 15:14 |
Trovador_z | erUSUL: is 2.6.24 not compatible with 9.10? | 15:14 |
Alvin | anyone got experience with wubi and lvpm? | 15:15 |
ActionParsnip | jimi_neutral: here are some exmples to get you going: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/setting-up-an-network-interfaces-file/ | 15:15 |
DJones | albech: There's a support channel for ubuntuone, I think its #ubuntuone that might be the bests place for troubleshooting with it | 15:15 |
jimi_neutral | ActionParsnip, ty | 15:15 |
albech | DJones, thanks.. didnt know about that | 15:15 |
ActionParsnip | !ubuntuone | 15:15 |
ubottu | Ubuntu One is a service where you can back up, store, sync and share your data with other Ubuntu One users - For more see https://one.ubuntu.com/ | 15:15 |
phxheat | ActionParsnip: thanks, I give it a shot | 15:16 |
jimi_neutral | ac tion | 15:16 |
jimi_neutral | ActionParsnip, how do i know which card is being set as which | 15:16 |
erUSUL | Trovador_z: karmic use 2.6.31 | 15:17 |
Walmor | Hello, While trying to save in Nvidia Settings I get this error Failed to parse existing X config file /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 15:17 |
ActionParsnip | jimi_neutral: sudo lshw -C network sould show you (i think) if its wrong in te config you only have to switch 4 numbers in the file | 15:17 |
unkmar | jimi_neutral: method one. plug it in and see results. Method two. pay attention to MAC addresses. Physical address. | 15:17 |
ActionParsnip | Walmor: run: sudo nvidia-xconfig first | 15:17 |
erUSUL | Trovador_z: make sure you have linux-image instaled « sudo aptitude install linux-image » | 15:17 |
Trovador_z | apt won't run, because it can't mount the fs | 15:18 |
savid | On Ubuntu One, is it possible to sync other directories? For example, I want my ~/Documents dir to always be sync'd | 15:19 |
* unkmar goes away for now. | 15:19 | |
Dr_Willis | Walmor: i got arond that once by saving the generated xorg.conf to a different file. then copying it to /etc/X11/xorg.conf (not sure why that worked) OR use some preesisting xorg.conf and let it do the changes to that one. here is my xorg.conf -> http://pastebin.com/f15106778 | 15:19 |
Dr_Willis | savid: check in #ubuntuone - Im not dsure what is possible. | 15:19 |
Dr_Willis | Hmm that bot factoid on Ubuntuone should mention the #ubuntuone channel | 15:19 |
Trovador_z | erUSUL: although it appears the generic package linux-image, as you say, is not installed | 15:20 |
Alvin | anyone know where to get started for fixing wubi boot? | 15:20 |
Dr_Willis | !wubi | Alvin | 15:20 |
ubottu | Alvin: Wubi is an Ubuntu installer for Windows users that allows you to install and uninstall Ubuntu like a Windows application, in a simple and safe way. http://wubi-installer.org/support.php for troubleshooting. Please file bugs at http://launchpad.net/wubi/+filebug. | 15:20 |
Walmor | I get this error while sudo nvidia-xconfig Data incomplete in file /etc/X11/xorg.conf. Undefined Device "(null)" referenced by Screen "Default Screen". | 15:20 |
Trovador_z | is it possible to just reinstall Karmic over it? what configuration do i lose if so? | 15:20 |
Walmor | I got 2 monitors | 15:21 |
Walmor | 1 is touch screen | 15:21 |
Alvin | thx Dr_Willis, i have read the FAQ for resizing my wubi partition with LVPM. But after doing that, i cant boot to ubuntu | 15:21 |
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Dr_Willis | Walmor: for 2 monitors check out my OTHER xorg.conf --> http://pastebin.com/f6a694463 | 15:22 |
Dr_Willis | Walmor: copy it to your /etc/X11/xorg.conf then run that 'gksudo nvidia-settings' and tweak your needs | 15:22 |
Dr_Willis | Alvin: the #1 thing i know about wubi is that i never want to use it. :) | 15:22 |
Alvin | lol | 15:23 |
Binaridragon | Dr_Willis, why not just get sudo apt-get install nvidian-settings | 15:23 |
Binaridragon | i think thats the one with gui interface | 15:23 |
Alvin | my windows partition is pretty messed up, so creating a new partition is a pain | 15:23 |
Dr_Willis | Binaridragon: You still have to run the nvidia-settings tool to configure the thing.. and yes. i did say run nvidia-settings :) | 15:23 |
ActionParsnip | Binaridragon: the drivers and config are installed, just that karmic doesnt ship with xorg.conf even though its massively useful | 15:23 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, ok i have set the interfaces as eth1 and eth2 .....eth 1 as dhcp and eth 2 as a private ip but when i restart networking it says no such device when looking for eth2 | 15:24 |
Dr_Willis | the nvidia-settings tool is getting old and brain dead in some ways | 15:24 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: then check the device names in ifconfig and/or sudo lshw -C network | 15:24 |
Walmor | Dr_Willis: this is my conf http://pastebin.com/m4c0b8dd1 | 15:24 |
pitseleh | hmm, i'm modifying strings in C | 15:24 |
pitseleh | and its a very bad idea | 15:24 |
pitseleh | through swig | 15:25 |
friendishan | how do i ping a site in ubuntu? | 15:25 |
Dr_Willis | Walmor: compare it to mine. Ive copied my xorg.conf to radically different machines thenjust ran the nvidia-settings tool. it will change what parts need to be changed. | 15:25 |
OttifantSir | How can I open my 8.04.3 Server to accept HTTP-connections. I have edited hosts.deny to include portmap : ALL, and I need to access the CUPS-webinterface (port 631) | 15:25 |
trism | Walmor: if nvidia-settings is complaining about not being able to parse the file, just mv your current xorg.conf to a backup and it should work fine | 15:25 |
linuxer91 | italia | 15:25 |
DJones | !it | linuxer91 | 15:25 |
ubottu | linuxer91: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 15:25 |
sledgeas | hello there! | 15:25 |
friendishan | how do i ping a site in ubuntu? | 15:26 |
ActionParsnip | friendishan: same as any other OS | 15:26 |
maco | friendishan: with the ping command | 15:26 |
hudnix | Has anyone managed to get chrome working correctly as the browser launched by the jvm? chrome doesn't seem to understant the "openurl" command that the jvm wraps urls in. | 15:26 |
ActionParsnip | friendishan: ping is universal | 15:26 |
djura-san | friendishan_ ping site_url | 15:26 |
Doonz | Hey how can i check what version of apache is installed on my box? | 15:26 |
ActionParsnip | friendishan: i recommend: ping -c 4 dest | 15:26 |
Dr_Willis | pong! | 15:26 |
sledgeas | is nautilus' "Open as administrator" available with default installation of 9.10 ? | 15:26 |
ActionParsnip | Doonz: dpkg -l | grep apache | 15:26 |
Doonz | thank you | 15:26 |
OttifantSir | sledgeas: No | 15:26 |
friendishan | ActionParsnip: so i just need to do the same i do in windows cmd in terminal here? | 15:27 |
OttifantSir | sledgeas: You need to install it | 15:27 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, its finding my 10/100 which is the dhcp one that goes to outside which is an onboard card but it is not finding my gigabit one which is the private one for eth2 | 15:27 |
ActionParsnip | friendishan: yes, why didnt you try it first? | 15:27 |
Dumbix | ping all | 15:27 |
sledgeas | OttifantSir: thanks, means i will have to go to my friends' and sudo apt-get install nautilus-gksu | 15:27 |
sledgeas | ;) | 15:27 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: maybe it needs a driver | 15:27 |
Alvin | would this work if i reinstall my wubi installation and then overwrite the root.disk with my old root.disk? | 15:27 |
OttifantSir | sledgeas: That would be the way, yes | 15:27 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, this is where im screwed, im not on gui, this is all just the bare shell and i am failry new to linux | 15:28 |
Binaridragon | ActionParsnip, but if you run the nvidia-settings that should created xorg.conf file for you....can anyone correct me if im worng | 15:28 |
friendishan | ActionParsnip : ok i will try | 15:28 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: doesnt need gui | 15:28 |
ActionParsnip | Binaridragon: no, it can write to it if one exists and can be parsed | 15:28 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, aye, but as i said ...linux newb lol | 15:28 |
Supersaiyan_IV | Anyone with experience of running Screamer 2 in dosbox? | 15:28 |
ActionParsnip | Binaridragon: a none existant file will fail parsing | 15:29 |
Binaridragon | ActionParsnip, can we create and empty one maybe | 15:29 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: use the lshw output to fid the method to install the driver for the device | 15:29 |
Binaridragon | with touch xorg.conf | 15:29 |
ActionParsnip | Binaridragon: yes with: sudo nvidia-xconfig | 15:29 |
Binaridragon | ActionParsnip, your the man ;) | 15:29 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, how do i scroll up | 15:29 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: just rerun the command | 15:30 |
sipior | OttifantSir: have you verified that cupsd is running on the machine? have you made a hole for it in whatever firewall you have erected? | 15:30 |
Binaridragon | jfewings_, run cat filename | less | 15:30 |
Dr_Willis | Binaridragon: i do think part of the issue may also be mixxing sections from the xorg.conf but in the past i just run nvidia-settings and have it save to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.nvidia-generated then copied that file to xorg.conf and it worked | 15:30 |
ActionParsnip | Binaridragon: if it moans about a missing section you can rename the monitor section to keep it happy. You will need to edit the screen section too if thechanges affect that too | 15:30 |
friendishan | ACtionparsnip: is it a different command for -t in ubuntu? | 15:30 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, there is too much i need to scroll up | 15:30 |
phxheat | I was curious as to why the scroll bar starts moving upward after some time in the chat room and I have to pull it down to see new posts. My gut feeling is everyone experiences this | 15:30 |
ActionParsnip | friendishan: if you just run: ping dest it will be the equiv as windows ping -t dest | 15:30 |
OttifantSir | sipior: Got the interface when I ran links http://localhost:631, but only text. I need to access it through a machine on LAN with GUI | 15:31 |
Dr_Willis | phxheat: ive seen some bugs in some irc clients like that every so often, Try hitting Pagedown see if it figures it out | 15:31 |
Binaridragon | ActionParsnip, not having an issue with this, just wanted to see the bells behind it | 15:31 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: sudo lshw -C network | less | 15:31 |
Puck_ | Hi, All I'm stuck. Got ubuntu 9.10-amd64 on cd . Hashes verify for .iso, burned with k3b-verified. Boot gives startup screen and won't move from there. sys is http://pastebin.com/d6efa766a | 15:31 |
Dr_Willis | phxheat: and no i dont have that issue with this irc client. :) | 15:31 |
phxheat | It does it with Pidgin and Emathy | 15:32 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, how do i do that vertical line | 15:32 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: deends on keyboard | 15:32 |
Dr_Willis | phxheat: i reccomend using a dedicated irc client for irc. Not pidgin or empathy. | 15:32 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, bog standard uk | 15:32 |
ActionParsnip | depends, maybe left of the numeber 1 or left of Z or above enter | 15:32 |
Dr_Willis | || -> above the enter key here. :) | 15:32 |
quyet_ | ok | 15:33 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: i have 3 "standard UK" keyboards and they are all over the place | 15:33 |
Dr_Willis | Linux - helping people discover NEW keys on their keyboard they never noticed befor! | 15:33 |
Alvin | can Super GRUB fix wubi boot? | 15:33 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, i can see it, just cant make it appear, its on the top left under escape | 15:33 |
Dr_Willis | Alvin: i would be suprised if it could | 15:33 |
friendishan | Actionparsnip: nope not working | 15:33 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, next to 1 | 15:33 |
Dr_Willis | jfewings_: thats ~ and ` here on this keyboard. :) | 15:34 |
maco | jfewings_: shift? | 15:34 |
Alvin | =( | 15:34 |
jfewings_ | ¬`| is the three that it is | 15:34 |
Binaridragon | what a name...marijuana | 15:34 |
Binaridragon | jesus | 15:34 |
maco | jfewings_: altGr? | 15:34 |
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ActionParsnip | friendishan: ping on its own will run forever, if you add -c 4 it will only do 4 pings (like windows standard) | 15:35 |
maco | jfewings_: lke right alt + that key? | 15:35 |
Magnesium | !Gaim | 15:35 |
ubottu | The Instant Messenger Client Pidgin (formerly Gaim) (http://help.ubuntu.com/community/Pidgin) supports MSN, XMPP (Jabber, GTalk and variants), AIM, Gadu-Gadu, Novell Groupwise, ICQ, YIM, IRC and others. See also !Kopete | 15:35 |
ActionParsnip | friendishan: e.g: ping -c 4 www.bmezine.com; ping www.bmezine.com | 15:35 |
friendishan | Actionparsnip: i know that but i wanted to use the command -t (what is the alternative of that in ubuntu) | 15:35 |
RenatoSilva | how to make grub recognize a new partition? | 15:35 |
Lint01 | what can I do in grub rescue> prompt? | 15:35 |
ActionParsnip | friendishan: the first command will ping 4 times, the next command will ping forever | 15:35 |
amgarching | Hi, will dd if=/dev/zero of=/root/BIGFILE actualy fill the disk with zeros on ext4? Need it for compression of images. | 15:36 |
Magnesium | !IM | 15:36 |
ubottu | The Instant Messenger Client Pidgin (formerly Gaim) (http://help.ubuntu.com/community/Pidgin) supports MSN, XMPP (Jabber, GTalk and variants), AIM, Gadu-Gadu, Novell Groupwise, ICQ, YIM, IRC and others. See also !Kopete | 15:36 |
ActionParsnip | friendishan: just ping, ping on its own with no extra switches will ping forever and ever(until you press ctrl+c) | 15:36 |
Dr_Willis | amgarching: thers other tools for zeroing out unused drive space I recall. | 15:36 |
friendishan | Actionparsnip: ok and what about this command | 15:36 |
funkyHat | Anyone found gnome-keyring not offering "always allow" options (my friend says his only says "allow" or "deny")? | 15:36 |
friendishan | Actionparsnip: ping (IP address) -t -l 15000 ? | 15:37 |
Dr_Willis | amgarching: but id think that would work also. dont forget a BS= option to dd or it will be slow | 15:37 |
ActionParsnip | amgarching: yes, it will make a file with lots of 0s in, you can use count to control how many, you will need sudo for the command also, as users do not have write access to /root | 15:37 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, ah, its logical name according to this is eth0 | 15:37 |
Lint01 | amgarching: it will break your system, most likely | 15:37 |
ActionParsnip | friendishan: -t in linux ping alows you to specify time to live (TTL) | 15:38 |
maggott | ActionParsnip: wich isn't really what he asked for. | 15:38 |
amgarching | Dr_Willis: du -sm BIGFILE shows growth, does it mean the zeroes are actually makeing it to the disk? ActionParsnip | 15:38 |
friendishan | Actionparsnip : ok thanks^^ | 15:38 |
friendishan | !ok | 15:38 |
ubottu | You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-) | 15:38 |
ActionParsnip | maggott: i know, i was trying to make that clear. Looks like its understood now though | 15:39 |
Binaridragon | lol@ubottu | 15:39 |
sipior | 15:39 | |
amgarching | ActionParsnip: sudo passwd root is the first command I execute on any Ubuntu, old fashioned. | 15:39 |
friendishan | Actionparsip: does this ping command which u gave me -c increase the traffic (takes bandwidth) of a site.? | 15:40 |
ActionParsnip | friendishan: -l allows you to specify preload (number of pings to send without waitting for reply. By yur high number I'm guessing you are testing some network software / settings | 15:40 |
Dr_Willis | amgarching: why would you think they were not making it to the disk? | 15:40 |
ActionParsnip | amgarching: not needed, sudo -s is the advised method | 15:40 |
ActionParsnip | amgarching: it also lessens system security | 15:40 |
friendishan | Actionparsnip: i just wanted to get some traffic to my site to tell me friends that my site gets a lot of traffic (LOL) | 15:41 |
ActionParsnip | friendishan: no, it pings for a (count of 4 | 15:41 |
mArS_ | Hi | 15:41 |
maniel | hi | 15:41 |
Binaridragon | friendishan, whats the link me to your site | 15:41 |
friendishan | ActionParsnip: nope i used the second command. | 15:41 |
amgarching | Dr_Willis: who knows, maybe it is one of new ext4 features. | 15:41 |
maniel | where is `dog` utility in karmic? | 15:41 |
ActionParsnip | !do | 15:42 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about do | 15:42 |
ActionParsnip | !dog | 15:42 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about dog | 15:42 |
friendishan | Binaridragon : it's just a simple anime site http://www.animeslave.co.cc | 15:42 |
ActionParsnip | oh its a replacement for cat | 15:42 |
Monocian | !cat | 15:42 |
ubottu | The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 15:42 |
maggott | friendishan: just put loads of porn on it and see the traffic go sky high. | 15:42 |
ActionParsnip | maniel: seems to stop at jaunty | 15:42 |
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maniel | yeah | 15:43 |
friendishan | !investigate | monocian | 15:43 |
mArS_ | Can anyone tell me how to connect ubuntu to a wlan from konsole? there are a cupple of networks availible so i also need to list all of them. | 15:43 |
ubottu | monocian: Please investigate with me only with "/msg ubottu Bot" or in #ubuntu-bots. Search for factoids with "/msg ubottu !search factoid". | 15:43 |
friendishan | maggott: lol | 15:43 |
Dr_Willis | amgarching: i belive if you used partimage instead of dd - you wouldent be haveing to worry about it.. http://www.partimage.org/Main_Page | 15:43 |
maniel | ActionParsnip: it was useful as it supported network, so you could look at http headers for example | 15:44 |
Dr_Willis | Partimage will only copy data from the used portions of the partition. | 15:44 |
maggott | friendishan: preferably furry porn. | 15:44 |
maniel | or grep some site code directly:) | 15:44 |
bazhang | maggott, please stop that. | 15:44 |
dr4g | How can i see if port 3306 can accept remote (non localhost) connections ? I'm getting no response from my MySQL client however i'm able to get a response locally. | 15:44 |
friendishan | maggott: lol i don't want any kinda' that thing on my site. lol kids also come to that site. | 15:44 |
Dr_Willis | doh partimage does not support ext4 :) never mind | 15:44 |
Binaridragon | dr4g, by deafaul Mysql dont accet remote connectiong | 15:44 |
ActionParsnip | maniel: seems quite an abstracted app, you 'could' try the jaunty deb, see if it works | 15:44 |
dr4g | Binaridragon, what ? | 15:44 |
maggott | bazhang: stop what? Jesus, christ, he asked for a way to increase his traffic count. Stop being a biggot. | 15:45 |
erUSUL | dr4g: netstat -putan | grep 3306 | 15:45 |
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bazhang | maggott, keep this channel family friendly | 15:45 |
dr4g | tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:3306 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 5171/mysqld | 15:45 |
Binaridragon | dr4g, Mysql wont accept Remote connection, only from localhost and that why you are able to connect locally | 15:45 |
Guest76083 | I LOVE EVERYBODY USING UBUNTU | 15:45 |
dr4g | Binaridragon, stop making up nonsense. | 15:45 |
ikonia | maggott: please look at your private message window | 15:46 |
dr4g | erUSUL, can you help me identify if this is listening to external connections ? | 15:46 |
Dr_Willis | !info fsarchiver | 15:46 |
ubottu | Package fsarchiver does not exist in karmic | 15:46 |
Binaridragon | dr4g, ok lol try to connect to it then,,can anyone confirm this for this stupid mofo | 15:46 |
erUSUL | dr4g: 127.0.0.1:3306 <<< seems to be listenning in localhost == 127.0.0.1 | 15:46 |
dr4g | Binaridragon, i've configured my user privs to allow connections from a specific IP. | 15:46 |
mArS_ | Can anyone please help me? How can I connect ubuntu to a wlan from konsole? there are a cupple of networks availible so i also need to list all of them. | 15:47 |
dr4g | erUSUL, is this enough to allow remote MySQL connections? I'm wondering if it's a router or firewall issue to not allow :3306 connections ? | 15:47 |
cant | hello all I am using ubuntu 9.10 fresh install on laptop and cannot connect to int.. I am using desktop with this app.. Can someone help me? | 15:47 |
Binaridragon | dr4g, it would be nice if you had let me know that...here is a link that can help http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-do-i-enable-remote-access-to-mysql-database-server.html | 15:47 |
erUSUL | dr4g: no; it should be listening in the LAN ip not in the localhost ip | 15:47 |
friendishan | cant: um.. i did not get you much properly i would be happy to help you. | 15:47 |
goldins | How do I get OpenSC working with ssh on ubuntu? | 15:48 |
ActionParsnip | mArS_: /etc/network/interfaces if its ethernet based. sudo iwlist scan if its wifi based (configurable with iwconfig or the previously mentioned interfaces file) | 15:48 |
lolek | hi all, i'm trying to find some info if samsung z720 is supported in blueman dun out of the box ? | 15:48 |
lolek | of course google gaves me nothing :/ | 15:48 |
cant | iwconfig reports lo no wireless etho no wireless and wmaster0 no wireless I have wireless router hooked up | 15:48 |
DeciSnel | since this morning all my bars disappeard (task bar, start menu, time/date etc) has disappeared. anyway to restart those? (Xubuntu) | 15:48 |
dr4g | Binaridragon, this is global configuration, and i want it to only allow connections for a specific IP on a specific DB. | 15:48 |
erUSUL | dr4g: never configured mysql so i dunno where you change the iface/ip it binds to | 15:48 |
dr4g | erUSUL, alright thanks for your assistance. | 15:48 |
erUSUL | dr4g: check the main conf file | 15:48 |
dr4g | erUSUL, i'm there. | 15:49 |
Binaridragon | dr4g, do you have myphpadmin, this is how i have done this process before | 15:49 |
dr4g | Binaridragon, yes and i've done it. | 15:49 |
mister_roboto | DeciSnel: sounds like you removed the Task Switcher widget | 15:49 |
mister_roboto | DeciSnel: try readding the widget | 15:49 |
Rockj | Anyone else using Pidgin and is having troubles with it forcec changing your display name? somehow it always change back to something Ive set it not to be. :S | 15:49 |
Rockj | this has never happend before. | 15:49 |
blackxored | hello, I have always used sbuild with an apt-cacher-ng setup but now since I upgraded to 64 bits I'm recreating them, and passing --debootstrap-mirror to the mk-sbuild-lvm script fails to get the Release file, any clues? | 15:49 |
Sahkolihaa | Rockj: I currently have that problem. It keeps setting my name on MSN back to my email address. | 15:50 |
Rockj | Sahkolihaa: mine doesn't even do that. It sets to "RS" which is the two first capital letters of my full name | 15:50 |
cant | friendishan I cant connect but do have a current wireless wpa connected router, my fresh install sees but cannot connect to it | 15:50 |
mArS_ | ActionParsnip: And then? How do I connect to the network afterwards? | 15:50 |
Alan502 | Good Morning, just a quick question; where are my synaptic packages downloaded? | 15:50 |
Rockj | Sahkolihaa: I'm wondering if some kind of Ubuntu general settings is playing with pidgin | 15:50 |
blackxored | anyone? | 15:51 |
friendishan | cant have you attached everything correctly? | 15:51 |
amgarching | Dr_Willis: quote: "Warning: Partimage does not support ext4 and btrfs filesystems." | 15:51 |
erUSUL | dr4g: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-do-i-enable-remote-access-to-mysql-database-server.html is this keyword --> bind-address=YOUR-SERVER-IP | 15:51 |
Sahkolihaa | Rockj: I'm on Xubuntu and haven't tested it yet (got tired of switching it back). | 15:51 |
ActionParsnip | mArS_: once you use the right commands, youwill be connected | 15:51 |
Dr_Willis | amgarching: i said that allready. :) and fsarchiver (mentioned near that line - has a LOT better feature set it seems) | 15:51 |
DeciSnel | mister_roboto, where can i readd the widget? | 15:52 |
jfewings_ | action | 15:52 |
Dr_Willis | amgarching: http://www.fsarchiver.org/Fsarchiver_vs_partimage | 15:52 |
Rockj | Sahkolihaa: hm, mind helping me search for it. there has to be others having troubles with this | 15:52 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: tab complete nicks dude | 15:52 |
mister_roboto | DeciSnel: right-click on the desktop and pick "add widget" | 15:52 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, ok it says waiting for interface eth0 before doing nfs mounts | 15:52 |
cant | friendishan yes it is..... my son is using it in the other room on his puter the iwconfig reports lo no wireless connection, etho no wireless connection and wmaster no wireless extention | 15:52 |
savisaar2 | some keys not working ...plz help | 15:52 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, yeah i know, sorry im having a manic day at work anf keep forgetting | 15:52 |
Rockj | Sahkolihaa: people are like shouting at me at msn - do you have a virus? My nickname has never changed in 15 years so | 15:52 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: np | 15:52 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: thats fine, nfs mount will fail if the network is unavailable | 15:53 |
savisaar2 | issues with some keys not working | 15:53 |
Sahkolihaa | Rockj: I haven't actually looked up on it since I thought it was just MSN playing up for me since other people's names keep switching to their email addresses too. | 15:53 |
mArS_ | I now know the essid. What do I have to do now? | 15:53 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, it is showing up now in lshw so thats all good | 15:53 |
Rockj | Sahkolihaa: http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/10763 | 15:53 |
dr4g | erUSUL, i've been instructed to comment this line out instead. I think it's my firewall | 15:54 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: ok cool, if you run: ifconfig | less do you have suitable addressing? | 15:54 |
erUSUL | dr4g: if you just comment out how can mysql know where to bind? | 15:54 |
qdb | hello. can be that ubuntu 9.10 64bit runs in celeron computer? | 15:54 |
Sahkolihaa | Rockj: Heh, I wouldn't be surprised if MS did that. | 15:54 |
qdb | hello. can be that ubuntu 9.10 64bit live cd runs in celeron computer? | 15:55 |
Binaridragon | qdb, nope...only amd64 | 15:55 |
Rockj | Sahkolihaa: interessting, it might be the website at live. gotto check that out | 15:55 |
gentoo4li | qdb no | 15:55 |
erUSUL | qdb: check if it is 64 bit compatible | 15:55 |
qdb | i have seen that it runned! | 15:55 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, would appear so....loopback, external which is dhcp and i got a private addy for the gigabit card | 15:55 |
gentoo4li | then wh | 15:55 |
savisaar2 | is anyone had trouble with some keys not working in Koala | 15:55 |
dr4g | erUSUL, i'm not sure but the #mysql guys informed me to do that. It must have system defautls. | 15:55 |
Binaridragon | gentoo4li, lol mmmm this is an ubuntu channel :/ | 15:55 |
gentoo4li | y ask | 15:55 |
soulwin | hey guys | 15:55 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: cool | 15:55 |
qdb | erUSUL, you think that can be?? | 15:55 |
Younder | /var/cache/apt/archives | 15:55 |
trism | Rockj: I believe it is actually a recent problem with the MSN service itself, because I've been loosing my nick too, as has someone else not even using pidgin...my workaround was to set an alias in pidgin on my account setup page, and that seems to have worked | 15:55 |
erUSUL | dr4g: ok | 15:55 |
friendishan | cant : ok http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=524483 | 15:56 |
dr4g | erUSUL, looks like a firewall issue. | 15:56 |
gentoo4li | so I can't dual boot :) | 15:56 |
qdb | may be it was not real celeron? | 15:56 |
erUSUL | qdb: check in the intel site if it supports EMT64 | 15:56 |
soulwin | is there a way to retrieve NTFS unformatted data in linux? | 15:56 |
cant | friendishan or anyone that can help me wireless is greyed out but shows an active list of 6 area wireless connections near me all including mine not greyed out.. How can I connect to mine??? | 15:56 |
friendishan | cant http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1332715 | 15:56 |
jfewings_ | ActionParsnip, ty so far dude, i think i remember you helping me when i first started to, got a memorable name lol | 15:56 |
friendishan | cant these threads might help | 15:56 |
qdb | that processor is far | 15:56 |
mArS_ | ActionParsnip: I now know the essid. What do I have to do now? | 15:56 |
ActionParsnip | jfewings_: possibly ;) | 15:56 |
domen5_ | i can't run synaptic package manager... dfkg?? what it's mean | 15:56 |
friendishan | cant um.. i was unable to get your problem bybye] | 15:56 |
soulwin | need help here... | 15:56 |
cant | nice... Lot of help he was | 15:57 |
Younder | Package downloades go to /var/cache/apt/archives | 15:57 |
erUSUL | dr4g: did you installed a firwall ? ubuntu has no fw by default | 15:57 |
DeciSnel | mister_roboto, in xubuntu there is no option to add a widget? one of the differences between ubuntu and xubuntu? | 15:57 |
qdb | ok , there are some models of celeron that support emt64 and they work with ub 64bit? | 15:57 |
ActionParsnip | mArS_: http://www.stoltenow.com/archives/2006/12/ubuntu_configur.html | 15:57 |
Younder | whoever asked | 15:57 |
Rockj | trism & Sahkolihaa : found the source, it is my Windows Live profile. Since it says "RS" when I login at bing.com - and that's what it sets in pidgin | 15:57 |
qdb | or you do not know whether there are some such models? | 15:57 |
Rockj | annoying | 15:57 |
erUSUL | qdb: check intel website. | 15:57 |
Binaridragon | lol true that | 15:57 |
qdb | i do not know number, only that celeron | 15:57 |
savisaar2 | can...someone help me please...i have default keyboard layout however somtimes some keys wont work...such as DEL key...i dont know how to solve this problem and have googled it | 15:58 |
linuxer91 | !it | 15:58 |
ubottu | Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 15:58 |
erUSUL | qdb: boot with a 32 bit livecd and check " cat /proc/cpuinfo " | 15:58 |
mArS_ | ActionParsnip: Thanks, thats what I needed | 15:58 |
qdb | aida32 or win. system info has shown that | 15:58 |
qdb | i cannot now | 15:58 |
qdb | thank you | 15:58 |
erUSUL | qdb: or if you have windows use cpu-z | 15:59 |
dr4g | erUSUL, yes. thanks for your help. c ya | 15:59 |
cant | Hopefully I can get some other help here... Using desktop... My laptop fresh install of 9.10 cannot connect to wireless??? Wireless is grayed out yet it reports 6 area wireless connections near me includ. mine not grayed out.. How can I get my laptop connected???? | 15:59 |
soulwin | guys... | 15:59 |
Younder | cant get a doogle un your USB | 15:59 |
qdb | i am far from that computer, it is uncomfortable to ask through tekephone | 15:59 |
magr | before i continue and install WoW, can anyoone tell me that it works allright through PlayOnLinux?? | 16:00 |
cant | Younder what is a doogle? | 16:00 |
Younder | magr, no it doesn't | 16:00 |
magr | yound: hmm ok why?? | 16:01 |
soulwin | free formatted data recovery, is it possible? | 16:01 |
Younder | cant, a usb device you hook up to to wireless | 16:02 |
djura-san | i have one q: how can i use different wm`s for different accounts? Like: fok krak=openbox, for jelena=gnome etc. | 16:02 |
Younder | soulwin, sure | 16:02 |
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Rockj | trism & Sahkolihaa : try change Firstname in http://profile.live.com for pidgin fix. | 16:02 |
Rockj | trism & Sahkolihaa : I'm trying it now to see if it works. | 16:02 |
soulwin | can you help me? Younder | 16:02 |
cant | Why in the world would I do that when I have a wireless router being used in the other rroom... I need help connecting my wireless capable laptop | 16:02 |
DeciSnel | mister_roboto, it is user problem, creating a new user solves the problem | 16:02 |
Younder | soulwin, I don't know, you are a bit vague | 16:02 |
mezquitale | cant, under "Users and Groups" check the box that says "connect to wirless and ehternet networks" in "User Privileges", that's what I did anyway | 16:02 |
soulwin | ok...I accidentally format a hard drive, and there are many important that are loss | 16:03 |
soulwin | i use testdisk but it does'nt work | 16:03 |
Younder | soulwin, ok, that is a dodo. | 16:03 |
djura-san | i have one q: how can i use different wm`s for different accounts? Like: fok krak=openbox, for jelena=gnome etc. | 16:04 |
Binaridragon | soulwin, then you accidentally lost all your stuff lol | 16:04 |
Binaridragon | soulwin, jp | 16:04 |
MrNaz | is there a version of a matrix screensaver that doesn't have gl effects? i'm just after a matrix effect that's as true to the movie as possible | 16:04 |
Younder | soulwin, if it is worth enough to you there are specialists that recover harddrives | 16:04 |
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Younder | soulwin, but it ain't cheap | 16:04 |
draconis | djura-san, ~/.xsession , and use a desktop manager which honors it | 16:05 |
soulwin | ok...thanks... | 16:05 |
bastid_raZor | !recover | soulwin | 16:05 |
ubottu | soulwin: Some tools to recover lost data are listed and explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery - Recovering deleted files on !ext3 filesystems can be virtually impossible, although methods that might work is some cases are described at at http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlo17/howto/undelete_ext3.html and http://projects.izzysoft.de/trac/ext3undel | 16:05 |
Dr_Willis | djura-san: the users can select what wm touse from the gdm login screen and it will rember. or edit their dmrc file | 16:05 |
Younder | southwind, If you have less than 10000 $ on the line forget it.. | 16:05 |
Alan502 | does anyone know if my downloaded packages stored in var/cache/apt/archives from my 32 bit distribution will work on a 64 bit installation???? | 16:05 |
amigojapan | what should I do when my sound suddenly stops working? i heard I haveto restart the sound service, what is its namee? | 16:06 |
cant | mezquitale did you have to restart after?? My connection manager is still spinning.. not a good sign | 16:06 |
draconis | djuggler, Dr_Willis: oh, thanks, didn't know it remembered it per user, and hadn't heard of dmrc | 16:06 |
draconis | xsession is xdm only, I guess | 16:06 |
Dr_Willis | draconis: be sort of bothersome otherwise. :) | 16:06 |
[nrx] | anyone had issues with USB devices not showing up in VirtualBox? | 16:06 |
Dr_Willis | draconis: xsession - runs whats in the .Xsession script/file i think | 16:06 |
Dr_Willis | draconis: gdm has a directory of *.desktop files that define the vasrious window managers it shows in its listing | 16:07 |
djura-san | so that means that i can set up ~/.xsession and then just create launcher called "xsessions" and use that for startup in gdm? | 16:07 |
lupe | help, i recently installed Windows Vista W/vox and i lost the network setting | 16:08 |
jfewings_ | why are the update packages for intrepid so slow? | 16:08 |
lupe | i cant' | 16:08 |
linuxer91 | !it | 16:08 |
ubottu | Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 16:08 |
Younder | !no | 16:08 |
ubottu | Hvis du vil diskutere på Norsk, vennligst gå til #ubuntu-no. Takk! | 16:08 |
Gnimsh | hi | 16:09 |
Alan502 | does anyone know if my downloaded packages stored in var/cache/apt/archives from my 32 bit distribution will work on a 64 bit installation???? | 16:09 |
Alan502 | Help! | 16:09 |
mister_roboto | DeciSnel: did you try readding the widget? has nothing to do with user. new user just defaults wiht that widget in palce | 16:10 |
cant | dr willis can u help me? I cant connect to the int with my fresh inst. of 9.10 on my laptop.. I do have an active wireless router .... Connection manager reports wired and wireless disconnected ( grayed out ) , but it also reports 6 area wireless connections including mine not grayed out... Please help me as no body else can so far.. Thanks | 16:10 |
Gnimsh | I don't think they will Alan502 | 16:10 |
Dr_Willis | Alan502: normally the 32bit and 64bit packages are not interchangeable | 16:10 |
jfewings_ | how do i stop all these notifications in green | 16:10 |
DeciSnel | mister_roboto, the add widget doesnt show when using the right click | 16:10 |
Gnimsh | So I'd just like to get some confirmation on this that I am in fact correct... I got an email from my Uni IT dept saying I had a botnet virus that was constantly connecting to undernet on IRC. Only thing is, that was my IRC client doing what I had set it to do. I called and told them its not possible for me to have such a virus because I run linux. The guy refuted that right away. I said "Well sure I could get a virus if I installed it wine but I haven't" | 16:11 |
Gnimsh | Who's right? | 16:11 |
n8tuser | cant -> are you connected now using same laptop? but using the ethernet cable instead of wifi? | 16:11 |
zero00 | hello i noticed a package called seahorse plugins bu t the des/cription pretty much just contains info about seahorse so how do i find out what plugins this contains and what they do | 16:11 |
mister_roboto | DeciSnel: ok. i'm using kubuntu so there is probably a different place to do that and i haven't used gnome in years so not sure | 16:11 |
cant | n8tuser Using wired desktop.... | 16:11 |
DeciSnel | mister_roboto, thanks for the help anyway | 16:11 |
n8tuser | cant same computer or not? | 16:11 |
Gnimsh | zero00, google it | 16:11 |
Milos_SD | Hi all... I'm tryin to get ipw2200 wi-fi card to work, but I'm geting "Firmware error detected" spam message in dmesg, and wi-fi is not working | 16:12 |
Alan502 | Gnimsh, Dr_Willis , i am considering to change to x64 to take full advantage of my RAM but i am worried about loosing my apps. is there anyway i can get ubuntu 32 bit apps in ubuntu x64? | 16:12 |
zero00 | also does kismet contain everything neded to unlock wifi | 16:12 |
Milos_SD | can someone help me? | 16:12 |
n8tuser | cant didnt get to read correctly.. | 16:12 |
Gnimsh | ya they're all there pretty much | 16:12 |
cant | Online with wired Desktop... Cannot connect wireless Laptop | 16:12 |
lupe | i am using ubuntu 9.1 | 16:12 |
Gnimsh | annoyingly, flash is still very iffy in 64 bit | 16:12 |
Dr_Willis | Alan502: about every app ive ever used has 64bit versions now. | 16:12 |
Gnimsh | its while I went back to 32 bit | 16:12 |
Dr_Willis | Ive not had any flash issues on my 64bit install.. but it is using the 32bit flash :) | 16:12 |
Binaridragon | Alan502, you can install the 32bit lib and 99% of the apps will work | 16:12 |
n8tuser | cant tried with no wep or wpa/wpa2 ? | 16:12 |
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Gnimsh | its why I went back* | 16:13 |
lupe | with virtual installed and windows vista pro 32 bit | 16:13 |
mezquitale | cant, i didnt reboot my laptop, I also reinstalled network manager and after I reinstalled, it worked fine, I have seen issues with my wireless on my network, very ugly, works just fine on the public library though, try reinstalling and change the permissions | 16:13 |
lupe | but i have lost my setting in the network | 16:13 |
n8tuser | Milos -> perhaps try a newer firmware? or maybe even older one to see which would work? | 16:14 |
BluesKaj | Gnimsh, try this tutorial , note the last command , it's important , http://technologycrowd.com/2009/11/01/installing-64-bit-flash-player-in-ubuntu-9-10-karmic-koala/ | 16:14 |
Alan502 | Binaridragon, if i install the 32 bit library will my apps stored on var/cache/apt on this 32 bit distribution work on 64 bit? | 16:14 |
zero00 | is kismet the best util to audit your wifi security? | 16:14 |
Gnimsh | I haven't used 64 bit since 8.04 | 16:14 |
eugene__ | hello | 16:15 |
Younder | 64 bit is in my experience more troble than it is worth | 16:15 |
Younder | YMMV | 16:15 |
Gnimsh | I agree | 16:15 |
eugene__ | anyone here who can help me change my login screen in 9.10? | 16:15 |
^ | hello when installing ubuntu it takes me to a login screen when i boot from image then it always says authentication failure please help111 | 16:15 |
Gnimsh | I appreciate it BluesKaj, but I'm just not interested in the tweaking required. | 16:15 |
BluesKaj | Gnimsh, well, i'm using 64bit without any problems , only one site doesn't work ,and according to some it's poorly written | 16:16 |
Younder | eugene__, what kind of change? | 16:16 |
Gnimsh | I'm not sure I really care that much about 64 bit right now. | 16:16 |
BluesKaj | ok | 16:16 |
jfewings_ | its made all the difference on my laptop | 16:16 |
jfewings_ | but its a med spec laptop | 16:17 |
jfewings_ | so any help is good | 16:17 |
jfewings_ | and it has helped | 16:17 |
Binaridragon | Alan502, you will need to do a new install and then start intalling the apps one by one...ubuntu will automatically will intall the 32 bit library i belive..if you want to install a .deb file manually there are some settings you have to steawk but not something out the normal | 16:17 |
jfewings_ | and how do i turn off all these notifications in xchat? | 16:17 |
cant | n8tuser trying to connect unsec now.. Still spinning | 16:17 |
cant | i forget the address to the router 168.??? | 16:17 |
Gnimsh | www.getdeb.net has 64 bit debs though | 16:17 |
cant | 192.68.68 | 16:18 |
turtlez | hi i am having trouble getting passed the login screen from the cd image when trying to install | 16:18 |
cant | is that it? | 16:18 |
turtlez | it always sayas authentication failure | 16:18 |
Alan502 | Binaridragon, thanks for the answer, happy to know i might google about it and change to x64 soon. Thanks! Very appreciated! | 16:18 |
n8tuser | cant is it same router or AP as your desktop is using to connect to the internet? | 16:18 |
BluesKaj | cant, 192.168 | 16:18 |
turtlez | anybody know what to do? | 16:18 |
Binaridragon | Alan502, anytime :) | 16:18 |
n8tuser | turtlez -> which login? livecd? | 16:18 |
OttifantSir | How do you set up a root password on Ubuntu Server 8.04.3? Through an SSH-connection | 16:19 |
lupe | Alan502, do you Know who i should direct my technical question, please let me Know | 16:19 |
Binaridragon | turion, you might have a bad disk | 16:19 |
turtlez | yes i boot from the cd image | 16:19 |
erUSUL | !root | OttifantSir | 16:19 |
ubottu | OttifantSir: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 16:19 |
n8tuser | !who | turtlez | 16:19 |
ubottu | turtlez: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 16:19 |
Binaridragon | turtlez, try to download the disk again and do a checksum | 16:19 |
Binaridragon | ubottu | 16:19 |
Binaridragon | ubottu, !checksum | 16:20 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about checksum | 16:20 |
Binaridragon | ubottu, !MD5 | 16:20 |
ubottu | To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 16:20 |
Binaridragon | ubottu, !MD5 | Turtle | 16:20 |
OttifantSir | erUSUL: I know sudo gives root access, but I needed to know the root password because it was the root password that was asked for when trying to forward ports in an SSH-command. | 16:20 |
ubottu | Turtle: please see above | 16:20 |
turtlez | okay thank but it used to take my right to ubuntu without this why did it change overnigiht? | 16:20 |
Binaridragon | ubottu, !sudo | 16:21 |
rooist47 | hi there | 16:21 |
ubottu | sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !gksu (Gnome, XFCE), or !kdesudo (KDE) | 16:21 |
hackmygibby | hey has anyone got a verizon chocolate touch working with bitpim???? | 16:21 |
erUSUL | OttifantSir: well there is no root password defined in ubuntu. | 16:21 |
Guest76083 | anyone: is there anyway to change the gears inside the cube | 16:21 |
Binaridragon | OttifantSir, there is no root password but u can create one by running sudo passwd root | 16:21 |
Younder | Guest76083, no | 16:21 |
erUSUL | !noroot | 16:21 |
ubottu | We do not support having a root password set. See !root and !wfm for more information. | 16:21 |
Binaridragon | erUSUL, yes you can set a root password | 16:22 |
Jimi_Neutral | ah ha, i have my name back | 16:22 |
Alan502 | lupe, can i help you? | 16:22 |
rooist47 | how can I recover docx files with photorec ? | 16:22 |
lupe | i hope so | 16:22 |
Younder | you can add one throgh sudo passwd root, but it is not recomended | 16:22 |
LjL | Binaridragon: it's discouraged. there is no need for you to explain how to do that especially if it wasn't asked. | 16:22 |
erUSUL | Binaridragon: so? | 16:22 |
erUSUL | !wfm | Binaridragon | 16:23 |
ubottu | Binaridragon: Common Sense: Just because you can, does not mean you should (and especially recommend to others). Think before you do. "Works for me" does not mean it is ok. The latest version of everything is not always useful if you aim for stability. Please see http://geekosophical.net/random/worksforme/ | 16:23 |
Younder | though I have one | 16:23 |
Goqw | hi all, i'm running ubuntu and just installed kdebase (not kubuntu-desktop), but gdm doesn't list the kde option, how do i run kde or add it to gdm? | 16:23 |
erUSUL | OttifantSir: you should run the program that asks for root password with sudo if possible | 16:24 |
LjL | Goqw: kdebase just installs the libraries, AFAIK. that's not enough. | 16:24 |
Binaridragon | erUSUL, sorry was just trying to help the guy | 16:24 |
erUSUL | Binaridragon: no need to be sorry; just letting you know the policy of the channel | 16:24 |
hackmygibby | i am trying too convert the new bitpim 1.0.7 rpm to a .deb with alien but doesnt seem to wanna work | 16:24 |
BluesKaj | cant, but there's more ,type 'route' in the terminal, the IP under "destination" is you router IP | 16:24 |
hackmygibby | well the beta i mean | 16:24 |
Marco2 | hi all | 16:24 |
erUSUL | !alien | hackmygibby | 16:25 |
ubottu | hackmygibby: RPM is the RedHat Package Management system. Ubuntu uses !APT, not RPM. RPM packages are not supported (the package "alien" can allow installing them, but it's quite dangerous and unsupported) | 16:25 |
djura-san | i used ubuntu 9.10 ant there is issue: when pc uses screensaver thaen my resolution changes to the lowes possible. I use nvidia glx 96xx on gf 4 4200 ti. any suggestions on how to fix this? it seems that xorg.conf is not pressent in /etc/X11/xorg.conf so i dont now where to search or add stuff... | 16:25 |
OttifantSir | erUSUL: I do sudo ssh -L localhost:631:192.168.0.120:631 192.168.0.120 to access the CUPS webinterface | 16:25 |
Marco2 | what do you think about webmin to administer the linuxbox? | 16:25 |
erUSUL | !ebox | Marco2 | 16:25 |
Younder | Goqw, If you try to add software which depends on KDE it will trough the synapteck package manegr (the windows version) add it | 16:25 |
ubottu | Marco2: ebox is a web-based GUI interface for administering a server. It is designed to work with Ubuntu/Debian style configuration management. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/eBox | 16:25 |
eugene__ | change the login screen | 16:25 |
erUSUL | Marco2: webimin is not supported in ubuntu | 16:25 |
llutz | !webmin | Marco2 | 16:25 |
ubottu | Marco2: webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. See !ebox instead. | 16:25 |
chea | Marco2: definitely a great tool for boxes | 16:25 |
lupe | Alan502, I have installed virtualbox and windows vista 32 bit Pro but i lost my setting i can't see my shared Files in vista any more it has something to do with my network | 16:25 |
Younder | eugene__, in what way? | 16:25 |
rooist47 | is there any no-java peer-to-peer software for ubuntu I mean something like frostwire but not using java | 16:25 |
mezquitale | !nvidia | 16:26 |
ubottu | For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 16:26 |
erUSUL | !find gnutella | 16:26 |
hackmygibby | well thanks sooo i guess i gotta use windows too put music on this phone GAYYYY | 16:26 |
ubottu | Found: gtk-gnutella, libgnutella-gift | 16:26 |
Marco2 | thanks erusul | 16:26 |
eugene__ | i want to change what you see when u are logging in. the login screen | 16:26 |
Younder | !KDE | 16:26 |
ubottu | KDE (http://kde.org) is the !desktop environment used natively in !Kubuntu. To install from Ubuntu: « sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop », or see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE . See http://kubuntu.org for more information. For more information on KDE 4, see !kde4 | 16:26 |
eugene__ | gnome | 16:26 |
mezquitale | hackmygibby, that is the only reason I boot up to redmond | 16:26 |
Marco2 | and...is it better to use ubuntu server or desktop for running ntop? | 16:27 |
gar4eto3 | erUSUL: have you got skype | 16:27 |
grawity | rooist47: aMule for eMule/eDonkey/Kad; Phex and Gtk-gnutella for Gnutella (but I have never used these two). And many for BitTorrent too. | 16:27 |
gar4eto3 | ? | 16:27 |
LjL | hackmygibby: you listen to gay music on your phone? | 16:27 |
Younder | eugene__, in what way? | 16:27 |
nino64 | nino64 Su #ubuntu -,-´-(¯`°´¯)-,- Un Saluto a tutti -´-(¯`°´¯)-´-,-{@ | 16:27 |
eugene__ | wow | 16:27 |
dtownhero | eugene: www.gnome-look.org pick a gdm theme | 16:27 |
djura-san | help? | 16:27 |
hackmygibby | no | 16:27 |
eugene__ | forget it | 16:27 |
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DSheth | libgfortran.so.1 : cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory | 16:27 |
erUSUL | gar4eto3: no | 16:27 |
LjL | nino64: disabilita lo script, e vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare italiano | 16:27 |
DSheth | help plz | 16:27 |
bazhang | nino64, please dont do that | 16:27 |
hackmygibby | i hate windows and too have to use it to put dumb stuff on my phone is retarded | 16:27 |
eugene__ | i have downloaded some themes but i can't install them | 16:27 |
bazhang | eugene__, tar.gz ? | 16:28 |
Marco2 | thanks erusul | 16:28 |
dtownhero | eugene: gdm themes? | 16:28 |
rooist47 | grawity: gtk-gnutella, looks cool... frost wire is for gnutella ? | 16:28 |
djura-san | help? i used ubuntu 9.10 and there is issue: when pc uses screensaver then my resolution changes to the lowes possible. I use nvidia glx 96xx on gf 4 4200 ti. any suggestions on how to fix this? it seems that xorg.conf is not pressent in /etc/X11/xorg.conf so i dont now where to search or add stuff... | 16:28 |
eugene__ | yes bazhang | 16:28 |
Binaridragon | hackmygibby, you can maybe have windows intall in VMware server or VirtualBox inside your linux machine...and just use it for that | 16:28 |
eugene__ | yes dtownhero | 16:28 |
bazhang | eugene__, drag them to the theme manager | 16:28 |
eugene__ | by theme manager wat d u mean? | 16:29 |
Kirsch | hey all, i have to backup a hard drive and i wanted to create it as an ISO, however there are so many files with long filenames, is it possible to override it and force it to use ANY length filename? i'm trying -v -d -D -U -J -R -f as my options but it still prompts me | 16:29 |
dtownhero | eugene: go to admin > login window > click the second tab | 16:29 |
tsogiosi | hello every body!!! | 16:29 |
bazhang | eugene__, click on desktop select change background, then go to the themes tab and drag tar.gz there | 16:29 |
Marco2 | ciao tsogiosi | 16:29 |
DSheth | i am getting this error libgfortran.so.1 : cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory | 16:29 |
dtownhero | bazhang: that won't change his login theme | 16:29 |
bazhang | !it | Marco2 | 16:29 |
Younder | eugene__, tar xzvf <whatever> (Do it in /usr/src first) | 16:29 |
ubottu | Marco2: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 16:29 |
hackmygibby | i forgot, that i had virtualbox on here with windows on it already should try it | 16:29 |
nino64 | nino64 Su #ubuntu -,-´-(¯`°´¯)-,- Un Saluto a tutti -´-(¯`°´¯)-´-,-{@ | 16:29 |
Marco2 | so...anyone knows if the best is ubuntu server or desktop to run ntop? | 16:29 |
bazhang | dtownhero, my mistake | 16:30 |
DSheth | pls help | 16:30 |
Younder | eugene__, and remember the sudo | 16:30 |
eugene__ | bazhang it didnt work | 16:30 |
bazhang | nino64, disable that | 16:30 |
eugene__ | i dragged it but it didnt work | 16:30 |
dtownhero | eugene: these guys are giving you incorrect directions | 16:30 |
dtownhero | you're trying to change your login window | 16:30 |
Alan502 | lupe, try #virtualbox | 16:30 |
dtownhero | you need to add it in login window - not gnome theme | 16:30 |
andrewboktor | guys, ubuntu doesn't boot up, it only displayed the splash and then stopped with a back screen after that | 16:30 |
dtownhero | gdm is BEFORE gnome. | 16:30 |
DSheth | help !! | 16:30 |
Dr_Willis | the gdm in 9.10 is not very themeable... | 16:30 |
bazhang | dserban, with what | 16:31 |
dtownhero | ^^ that too | 16:31 |
Alan502 | lupe, i think your problem can be fixed installing guest additions, select the menu option when running the virtual machine | 16:31 |
bazhang | dserban, mis tab | 16:31 |
Younder | dtownhero, ahh, that's what he wants | 16:31 |
bazhang | DSheth, with what | 16:31 |
DSheth | libgfortran.so.1 : cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory i get this error | 16:31 |
dtownhero | not very customizable in 9.10 | 16:31 |
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Younder | dtownhero, I thought he ment the login screen | 16:31 |
Dr_Willis | !find libgfortran.so | 16:31 |
ubottu | File libgfortran.so found in gcc-snapshot, gfortran-4.2, gfortran-4.2-multilib, gfortran-4.3, gfortran-4.3-multilib (and 11 others) | 16:31 |
andrewboktor | i disable the splash and remove quiet as well, and then "boot from (hd0,4) ext3) | 16:31 |
Younder | dtownhero, not the splash screen | 16:31 |
andrewboktor | and then some strange code, then stopped | 16:32 |
andrewboktor | any ideas? | 16:32 |
djura-san | DSheth: what package for fortran are you using? | 16:32 |
erUSUL | !details | DSheth | 16:32 |
ubottu | DSheth: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 16:32 |
DSheth | i dont know what package i have im new to ubuntu | 16:32 |
djura-san | DSheth: install gfortran and it will do that | 16:33 |
DixTrex | Kubuntu Karmic Question: un-installed network manager because no working properly, and re-installed with Package Manager, now Network manager now loading at startup; what is Kubuntu Network manager command, and how can i get it started automatically | 16:33 |
DSheth | what do i type | 16:33 |
erUSUL | !software | DSheth | 16:33 |
djura-san | DSheth: sudo apt-get install gfortran | 16:33 |
ubottu | DSheth: A general introduction to the ways software can be installed, removed and managed in Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoftwareManagement - See also !Packages, !Equivalents | 16:33 |
Younder | DixTrex, kdm | 16:34 |
duckerz | hi all have an issue with dell vostro 1520 and ubuntu 9.10 im running in low graphic mode all the time something about cannot find device when opening... | 16:34 |
blunt | hello | 16:34 |
lupe | alen502 im new using chat rooms is there a way we can communicate direct | 16:34 |
DSheth | it says gfortran is alredy newest version | 16:34 |
blunt | do someone know enought of aircrack to help me with a step i cannot resolve? | 16:34 |
blunt | thanks | 16:34 |
DSheth | but i still get the error why | 16:34 |
DSheth | i need older version | 16:34 |
lupe | I have all ready installed vbox | 16:34 |
lupe | and it use to work | 16:35 |
mister_roboto | DSheth: Dr_Willis gave you the answer, did you read it? | 16:35 |
Marco2 | some ideas on network moniting tools? | 16:35 |
djura-san | DSheth: maybe bad lib link. Older version can be in 9.04 repos | 16:35 |
lupe | thats why i am confuse | 16:35 |
blunt | Marco2: aircrack-ng | 16:35 |
erUSUL | Marco2: what do you want to monitor ? | 16:35 |
DSheth | File libgfortran.so found in gcc-snapshot, gfortran-4.2, gfortran-4.2-multilib, gfortran-4.3, gfortran-4.3-multilib (and 11 others) what do i type to install | 16:35 |
Younder | DSeth: you are aware that Intel Fortan is free for Linux? | 16:35 |
Marco2 | blunt: not for wifi...something like ntop | 16:35 |
djura-san | DSheth: sudo apt-get install gfortran-4.2 | 16:36 |
Younder | DSeth: Fortran | 16:36 |
Marco2 | and also something like nagios | 16:36 |
DSheth | yes thank you | 16:36 |
llutz | Marco2: wireshark, tcpdump, iptraf | 16:36 |
DSheth | i will try all of those programs and see if it works | 16:36 |
duckerz | hi all have an issue with dell vostro 1520 and ubuntu 9.10 im running in low graphic mode all the time something about cannot find device when opening... | 16:36 |
DixTrex | Younder, hmm, still not doing anything? | 16:36 |
Marco2 | erusul: I need to monitor my net (using something like ntop) | 16:36 |
Marco2 | and then I need to monitor my resources like servers, printers etc.. | 16:37 |
Younder | DixTrex, no | 16:37 |
Marco2 | llutz: I need something like monitoring not sniffing | 16:37 |
tHW | Error 15. At first I had it on xubuntu then I followed a guide so that I now have it on opensuse. I want both to work at the same time | 16:38 |
tHW | Error 15 in GRUB | 16:38 |
Younder | tHW, thae SAME TIME? | 16:38 |
scott_ino2 | can anyone tell me why gnome power management is horribly confused/broken. my display dims after 10 seconds | 16:38 |
mister_roboto | DSheth: ahh, never mind. that's a really old version. did you google to try to find an older deb from one of the prior ubuntu versions? | 16:39 |
jolits | hello | 16:39 |
DSheth | no i didnt | 16:39 |
DSheth | im installing those other gfortrans | 16:39 |
Marco2 | Erusul: where are u? | 16:40 |
tHW | Younder: As in being able to boot to what I want | 16:40 |
erUSUL | Marco2: Spain | 16:40 |
erUSUL | XD | 16:40 |
Jimi_Neutral | can anyone tell me why downloading packages is so slow | 16:40 |
essial | Anyone here familiar with running email servers? | 16:41 |
Younder | thW ahh, in GRUB | 16:41 |
Jimi_Neutral | 912B/s max | 16:41 |
erUSUL | Marco2: apprt from ntop i do not what to say | 16:41 |
Marco2 | I'm italian | 16:41 |
Younder | thW no problem | 16:41 |
tHW | Younder: Yes | 16:41 |
Marco2 | erusul: thanks | 16:41 |
tHW | #Grub said this was the place for such questions | 16:41 |
essial | My email server can send out to any address BUT godaddy secureserver.net | 16:41 |
DSheth | i still get the error | 16:41 |
essial | I'm on no blacklists and It looks like my reverse dNS is set up right | 16:42 |
DSheth | i installed all those other programs it still says libgfortran.so.1 not found | 16:42 |
rednammoc | hi guys. having troubles installing the new ubuntu-version. My monitor shows a black screen, only mentiones that he only understand 1280x1024 60Hz | 16:42 |
erUSUL | essial: #ubuntu-server ? | 16:42 |
essial | Thanks, i'll try there | 16:42 |
rednammoc | how can i change the resolution in console to install my beloved ubuntu ? | 16:42 |
Gnimsh | Jimi_Neutral, you can change your server to one closer to you | 16:43 |
erUSUL | tHW: you will have to show us the menu.lst file | 16:43 |
Gnimsh | in synaptic. | 16:43 |
tHW | in ubuntu? | 16:43 |
tHW | erUSUL:? | 16:43 |
erUSUL | tHW: te menu.lst you use to boot your machine | 16:44 |
tHW | It boots with ubuntu GRUB | 16:44 |
tHW | Ithink | 16:44 |
martinn123 | I m boy,I show big penis.my msn:martinn_123@hotmail.de | 16:44 |
tHW | erUSUL: ^ | 16:45 |
blackxored | where I can get apt-cacher-ng support? | 16:45 |
erUSUL | !ops | martinn123 | 16:45 |
blunt | any ubuntu wifi master? | 16:45 |
ubottu | martinn123: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, Madpilot, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, Jack_Sparrow, nickrud, jpds, bazhang, jussi01, Flannel or ikonia! | 16:45 |
Binaridragon | can someone kick that dude out | 16:45 |
lee | not a massive emergency, surely... | 16:45 |
Trovador_z | hello, I have a 9.10 installation with a 2.6.24 kernel that will not boot (mountall /proc error). Is there a way to use the ubunut boot disk to rescue this installation? | 16:45 |
tHW | <Binaridragon> Why? That was pretty funny | 16:46 |
Binaridragon | tHW, not really...not a sex chat is a support channel | 16:46 |
tHW | LOL LOL | 16:46 |
tHW | erUSUL: I didn't understant what file you meant | 16:47 |
blackxored | anyone could help with a apt-cacher-ng setup issue? | 16:47 |
ampex | is it normal to see a lot of .mod files in /boot/grub/ ? | 16:48 |
erUSUL | tHW: /boot/grub/menu.lst | 16:48 |
erUSUL | ampex: yes | 16:48 |
ampex | erUSUL: is there no longer a /boot/grub/menu.lst file? has it been replaced by grub.cfg ? | 16:48 |
newbie123 | Hi all | 16:48 |
DSheth | i stil get same error pls help | 16:48 |
esquire | sup guys!? | 16:49 |
newbie123 | After upgrade to lucid, i can't print on stations | 16:49 |
newbie123 | plz help me | 16:49 |
mezquitale | ampex, menu.lst is no more, what is it you are trying t od o? | 16:49 |
erUSUL | ampex: yes; in karmic. i suspect tHW still uses grub1 | 16:49 |
Binaridragon | DSheth, whats the problem you are having..maybe i can help | 16:49 |
bazhang | newbie123, lucid in #ubuntu+1 | 16:49 |
tHW | Where is the past link? | 16:49 |
Milos_SD | someone, help ? :( | 16:49 |
ubuntu_ | hello | 16:50 |
tHW | erUSUL: 9.04 | 16:50 |
Jimi_Neutral | gnim | 16:50 |
DSheth | it says libgfortran.so.1 cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory, i installed gofortran and older versions too | 16:50 |
Jimi_Neutral | Gnimsh, how do i do that from command line | 16:50 |
tHW | Where is the paste link? | 16:50 |
mezquitale | !paste | 16:50 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com (or !pastebinit for CLI) | For pasting !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin Please give us the URLs for your posts! | 16:50 |
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llutz | DSheth: type "ldd $(which <your-fortran-app>)" | 16:51 |
Binaridragon | DSheth, sorry cant help with that | 16:51 |
tHW | erUSUL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/326226/ | 16:51 |
llutz | DSheth: "sudo updatedb && locate libgfortran.so.1" | 16:51 |
DSheth | LLutz how do i do that | 16:52 |
Binaridragon | llutz, he needs to run updatedb before doing a locate...the db will not be updated without that | 16:52 |
llutz | DSheth: add that path to /etc/ld.so.conf | 16:52 |
Dr_Willis | ampex: grub2 is radically different from grub1 :) | 16:52 |
OttifantSir | Does anyone know how I can get back access to the CUPS webinterface? Somehow, it's inaccessible from a 9.04 machine over LAN to a 8.04.3 Server. I believe it may be because I followed this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo , (especially the Portmap Lockdown part) | 16:52 |
llutz | Binaridragon: please read what i wrote | 16:52 |
DSheth | i am new to ubuntu | 16:52 |
Dr_Willis | OttifantSir: as a work around, you could ssh into the box, and run a browser (that way its running on the cups server 'localhost' interface) | 16:53 |
llutz | DSheth: open a terminal, type that above in. | 16:53 |
DSheth | ok i did that | 16:53 |
DSheth | i see files with libgfortran.so.1 | 16:53 |
OttifantSir | Dr_Willis: I don't know how to use a text-based browser, so I would like to get it to work as it was supposed to, if possible | 16:54 |
erUSUL | tHW: you have to check if the uuid's of your paritions changed . run blkid and check the values agianst the ones listed in menu.lst | 16:54 |
DSheth | how do i add that path to /etc/ld.so.conf | 16:54 |
OttifantSir | Dr_Willis: Meaning a GUI | 16:54 |
Younder | ignore llutz | 16:54 |
Dream-Ubu | usb startup disk creator is missing the linux image +_+' | 16:54 |
Dream-Ubu | its dont it twice now | 16:54 |
Younder | that would be disasterous | 16:54 |
llutz | DSheth: sudo nano /etc/ld.so.conf | 16:55 |
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DSheth | then what do i do? | 16:55 |
DSheth | some wierd thing can up in terminal | 16:55 |
DSheth | came up | 16:55 |
llutz | DSheth: ups sry, they changed to conf.d, close nano | 16:56 |
tHW | erUSUL: ok | 16:56 |
jocco | hello, I have installed Xorg wacom, and wacom tools package... I googles and they suggested some kernel module to make it work... anyway , my question is, how do I get my wacom tablet working in ubuntu 9.10 TIA | 16:56 |
Dr_Willis | OttifantSir: if you ssh -X remote, you can run any X app and it will appear locally | 16:56 |
llutz | DSheth: "sudo nano /etc/ld.so.conf.d/libfortran.conf" and add the path in that (empty) file | 16:56 |
Dr_Willis | OttifantSir: no need to use a text based browser. run firefox, or dilo, or opera or whatever | 16:56 |
DSheth | do i just type the path in | 16:57 |
Guest44980 | hey fellas, is anyone else still having trouble with random freezes while watching video? | 16:57 |
llutz | DSheth: yes, then save/exit, "sudo ldconfig -v" | 16:57 |
jocco | Guest44980, I use download helper, then just watch videos in VLC, Flash in firefox is broken | 16:58 |
manug | <Dr_Willis>, that's amazing, i didn't know that | 16:58 |
Binaridragon | Dr_Willis, love that feature | 16:58 |
jocco | download helper is a firefox extension | 16:58 |
Guest44980 | Jocco: what about with mplayer or vlc? no crashes? | 16:58 |
tHW | erUSUL: There is no UUID: in the menu file | 16:58 |
llutz | DSheth: then try your fortran again | 16:58 |
erUSUL | tHW: there a re a lot | 16:59 |
jocco | Guest44980, get VLC and all the non-free codecs and you will be fine, the GNU codecs are not really verry good yet | 16:59 |
tHW | Scratch that | 16:59 |
erUSUL | tHW: line 134 of your paste uuid7144784b-f130-498d-a7b2-774ed7c13c47 | 16:59 |
Guest44980 | mmm...unfortunately that hasn't been my experience jocco. | 16:59 |
erUSUL | tHW: and from there on | 16:59 |
Guest44980 | i have a custom compiled mplayer with non-free codecs | 16:59 |
Dr_Willis | manug: ssh fundamentals :) | 17:00 |
Guest44980 | and i experience random crashes. | 17:00 |
Guest44980 | i think it's related to my intel gfx. | 17:00 |
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Binaridragon | Guest44980, just get vlc player...sudo apt-get install vlc | 17:00 |
Guest44980 | somehow. | 17:00 |
DSheth | LLutz how do i save and close | 17:00 |
Guest44980 | i have vlc player. | 17:00 |
manug | Dr_Willis -- yeah, glad i learned something=) | 17:00 |
llutz | DSheth: ctrl-x (i guess) | 17:00 |
Guest44980 | latest repos. | 17:00 |
jocco | sorry to hear that, Guest44980 .... every computer is a bit diffrent, cant win them all I guess... try the mplayer in synaptic, it might get a your a missing dependancy you may have overlooked when compileing | 17:00 |
Azanoth | Hi everyone: I want Ubuntu 9.10 to automatically mount my windows partition on startup. I added '/dev/sda1 /mnt/windrive ntfs ro,umask=0222 0 0' to /etc/fstab and rebooted. Nothing. sudo mount -a responds 'fuse: mount failed: device or resource busy.' | 17:00 |
Guest44980 | i've read some other peeps out there have the same issues. | 17:00 |
Guest44980 | cheers jocco. | 17:01 |
Guest44980 | i think it was because i upgraded from 9.04 instead of doing a clean 9.10 install. | 17:01 |
Guest44980 | that may be where my problem lies. | 17:01 |
dcider | when a print job finishes a small black notification box appears in the top right corner of the screen using 9.10, any idea what its called??? | 17:01 |
grawity | dcider: The black box is displayed by notify-osd. | 17:01 |
LordHawke13 | Does anyone know where I can get ACE and Macintosh DMG plugins for Archive Manager? | 17:02 |
dcider | grawity, thx | 17:02 |
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grawity | dcider: But there are other ones - older Ubuntu versions used to use notification-daemon. | 17:02 |
aaron11 | Pleas | 17:02 |
jocco | Guest44980, yes always do a clean install, making a seperate /home partition is a good idea too keep data safe when experementing... I have 2 linux, and 2 windows on this system | 17:02 |
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tHW | erUSUL: That UUID (for ubuntu) is correct however opensuse is not listed | 17:02 |
jocco | esquire, ^^^ | 17:02 |
bjorn | Hi. How do I set up a wireless network with ubuntu and WindowsXP | 17:02 |
grawity | dcider: And there's xfnotify too. All these are interchangeable. | 17:02 |
bjorn | ? | 17:02 |
esquire | :) heheheh thanks jocco. | 17:02 |
tHW | erUSUL as a UUID | 17:02 |
LordHawke13 | There was one time when Archive Manager opened a Macintosh Disc Image like an archive. | 17:03 |
LordHawke13 | I was surprised | 17:03 |
esquire | i guess I will have to run that fresh install at some point then. | 17:03 |
Mad_Gouki | oh man, you guys punked me good. I'm in the library and when I started up my laptop I got that startup sound at full volume | 17:03 |
kostkon | !info unace-nonfree | LordHawke13 | 17:03 |
ubottu | LordHawke13: unace-nonfree (source: unace-nonfree): extract, test and view .ace archives (non-free version). In component multiverse, is optional. Version 2.5-5 (karmic), package size 57 kB, installed size 164 kB (Only available for alpha amd64 armel hurd-i386 i386 ia64 mipsel kfreebsd-i386 kfreebsd-amd64) | 17:03 |
grawity | dcider: To manually display one, google for "libnotify" and try the "notify-send" command. | 17:03 |
LordHawke13 | Then I tried to open it again, and it wouldn't work. Like usual. . . | 17:03 |
amigojapan | what is the name of the program for administering users and groups? | 17:03 |
Mad_Gouki | how do you disable the horrible clicky/drum song on start? | 17:03 |
DSheth | LLutz i stil got same error | 17:03 |
esquire | thanks buddy. i already have the home partition on a separate partition so I do believe my data will be safe. | 17:03 |
erUSUL | tHW: is not listed in menu-lst or in blkid output ? | 17:03 |
dcider | grawity, they have been around awhile, in 9.10 its to low on the screen, want to do a google and find out how to reposition it | 17:03 |
esquire | you've been a great help believe it or not. | 17:03 |
rednammoc | hi guys. having troubles installing the new ubuntu-version. My monitor shows a black screen, cause he only understand 1280x1024 60Hz. How can i change monitor-settings during install ? Anyone an idea ? | 17:04 |
grawity | dcider: I don't think notify-osd supports any customization at all :( | 17:04 |
llutz | DSheth: :( then please "sudo rm /etc/ld.so.conf.d/libfortran.conf && sudo ldconfig -v" | 17:04 |
kostkon | LordHawke13, install unace-nonfree and you will be able to extract ace using the archive manager. no hope for dmgs though | 17:04 |
jocco | np, esquire wish i could help more with mplayer | 17:04 |
aaron11 | Heya do you guys know why when I run ettercap to monitor it says to chose an interface? I ran this in backtrack and it works fine! The comand is this: ettercap -P -q -p -M ARP // // | 17:04 |
bjarni | Hi. I need to add a vertical bar to the keyboard. Is there some utility to do this? If not, how do I go about this? | 17:04 |
LordHawke13 | kostkon, It did work, one time though. | 17:04 |
dcider | grawity, there must be a conf that sets the location | 17:04 |
bjarni | this is gnome | 17:04 |
LordHawke13 | kostkon, It even had the whole "Package" icon goin'. | 17:04 |
grawity | dcider: I tried to find it many times. | 17:04 |
esquire | jocco: it's alright, we can't win them all. but we can make a difference. | 17:04 |
tHW | erUSUL: Not listed in menu.lst Here is an update with the command http://paste.ubuntu.com/326236/ | 17:05 |
LordHawke13 | kostkon, All out of the blue. Then I closed it and tried to open it again. No luck. . ./ | 17:05 |
LordHawke13 | kostkon, It was all so strange. . . | 17:05 |
kostkon | LordHawke13, hmm. indeed | 17:05 |
jocco | esquire, try googleing a bit, sometimes that helps me when I dont get results in IRC | 17:05 |
DSheth | LLutz stil not working | 17:05 |
Dream-Ubu | *does not understand* both unetbootin and the live disc creator keep missing things off | 17:05 |
dcider | grawity, thats not good | 17:05 |
llutz | DSheth: no, but just removed our not working changes to make the system clear again | 17:06 |
Dr_Willis | Dream-Ubu: with both those tools ive on occasion had to reinstall syslinux to get the things booting right. | 17:06 |
DSheth | ok | 17:06 |
esquire | wow man, this xchat client has really improved. I haven't used IRC for about 4 or 5 years or something! | 17:06 |
rednammoc | hi guys. having troubles installing the new ubuntu-version. My monitor shows a black screen, cause he only understand 1280x1024 60Hz. How can i change monitor-settings during install ? Anyone an idea ? | 17:06 |
erUSUL | tHW: maybe the disk/by-id things changed check that too. or ask in a opensuse forum | 17:06 |
DSheth | LLutz : you got ne idea how to make it work | 17:07 |
jocco | esquire, my favorite xchat feature is the spellchecker :p | 17:07 |
Dream-Ubu | Dr_Willis: i actualy downloaded the 9.10 iso from the webpage, insted of latest live - so, i dont understand that bit ^^ as for syslinux, its never done that before to me | 17:07 |
llutz | DSheth: unfortunately not, sorry | 17:07 |
esquire | lol, jocco. | 17:07 |
DSheth | ok | 17:07 |
esquire | i like the notifier. | 17:07 |
tHW | erUSUL: To the forums then. But thanks for trying | 17:07 |
esquire | very elegant, unobtrusive and helpfull. | 17:07 |
jocco | yea the blinking icon rocks too | 17:07 |
mr_j | Hello everyone, I've been using Ubuntu for a couple of years now on my computer dual booting with windows. I recently got a new computer that I would like to install Ubuntu on, but I'm kind of worried because I think it has fakeraid, could anyone give me a little advice? | 17:08 |
kazuki | Hi everyone.... | 17:08 |
Dr_Willis | Dream-Ubu: the 'destop' cd is the live cd. | 17:08 |
dcider | grawity, apparently "notify-send" is not by default installed | 17:08 |
hackmygibby | hey does anyone know, i added a filter for usb on virtualbox, but it still doesnt show up | 17:08 |
aeon-ltd | fakeraid? | 17:08 |
hackmygibby | i am still on this bitpim thing | 17:09 |
esquire | does he mean software reaid maybe? | 17:09 |
Dream-Ubu | Dr_Willis: yep destop | 17:09 |
mr_j | yes https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto | 17:09 |
hackmygibby | i even added it by device and picked my lg phone shows up | 17:09 |
Dr_Willis | Dream-Ubu: I set up grub2 on a flash drive to boot the iso files. :) I got a single flash drive now that can boot kubuntu, ubuntu, xubuntu, and.. err.. some others.. :) | 17:09 |
kazuki | somebody know, how to decrypt encrypt folder? | 17:09 |
Dream-Ubu | Dr_Willis: lol, well im just attacking my sisters new build :P i am not going to pay for MS | 17:10 |
Dream-Ubu | Dr_Willis: besides, shes only going to be doing college work n msn, she doesnt game at all | 17:10 |
aeon-ltd | you shouldn't force ubuntu on people | 17:11 |
Dmagick | Installing 9.10 lost the PS/2 mouse. I understand it is a kernel module bug? | 17:11 |
DixTrex | what is the command for network manager? | 17:11 |
Dream-Ubu | *shrugs* im not, shes too skint to pay for MS also | 17:11 |
Dream-Ubu | free - as in beer :) | 17:11 |
nullp0inter | is there a way to find out if the contents of one file exist somewhere within another file line by line? | 17:11 |
mr_j | I was wondering if the process is any different with 9.10 on the fakeraid install as it is not in the documentation for fakeraid. When using ubiquity I never got gparted to launch . . . | 17:12 |
Dream-Ubu | i just hope this printer will work | 17:12 |
nullp0inter | i checked out diff already, but i dont think it does what i need | 17:12 |
aeon-ltd | Dream-Ubu: i suppose but are you not going o use any apps with the mono library? | 17:12 |
jajon_ | nullp0inter, what about grep ? | 17:12 |
nullp0inter | jajon_: how do i set it up to run each line? | 17:12 |
Dream-Ubu | aeon-ltd: i'm just setting it up so she can use it, basics like the restriced packages and a few plug ins for FF and the full open office, should be alright | 17:13 |
Trovador_z | what can one do if rescue mode won't boot? | 17:13 |
alexx1523_ | Hi everyone: I have added my windows partition to /etc/fstab in what I'm fairly certain is a correct manner. I get the following with mount -a: fuse: mount failed: Device or resource busy. Any ideas? | 17:13 |
jajon_ | nullp0inter, Oh, i didn't understand what you wanted to do. you could write a script in your favorite language to do it (i'm thinking python) | 17:13 |
hackmygibby | CHRIS!!!! | 17:14 |
hackmygibby | CHRIST!!! | 17:14 |
cdamon | Hello | 17:14 |
FloodBot1 | hackmygibby: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 17:14 |
LjL | hackmygibby: there is no need for that | 17:14 |
hackmygibby | i think im switching back to windows | 17:15 |
cdamon | Hi, how are doing | 17:15 |
LjL | ok | 17:15 |
Balsack | Hola, alguien sabe como cofigurar dvb tv en mi portatil, no detecta carbus express | 17:15 |
hackmygibby | maybe in a few years ubuntu will be GOOOD enough | 17:15 |
DSheth | anyone help with libgfortran.so.1 file not found error | 17:15 |
LjL | !es | Balsack | 17:15 |
ubottu | Balsack: 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. | 17:15 |
LjL | hackmygibby: do you have an Ubuntu support question? | 17:15 |
cdamon | h\yes i do | 17:15 |
cdamon | yes | 17:15 |
aaron11 | Heya do you guys know why when I run ettercap to monitor it says to chose an interface? I ran this in backtrack and it works fine! The comand is this: ettercap -P -q -p -M ARP // // | 17:15 |
manug | Hi everyone, I was wondering if it's possible to divide the screen on one monitor -- kind of like dual screen but on one monitor. Any suggestions would be appreciated. | 17:15 |
cdamon | hi, does anyone know how to get the tv and computer to recognize eachother through VGA | 17:16 |
mr_j | Does anybody have any experience with a fakeraid install? | 17:16 |
cdamon | I plug them togeher but nothing happens | 17:16 |
alexx1523_ | The oddity is, I can mount -t ntfs /dev/sda1/ /mnt/windrive and it works. So I feel confident that the information I'm providing fstab is correct | 17:16 |
manug | chamon -- have you looked at xrandr | 17:16 |
Dream-Ubu | lol printer is too big for the desk! | 17:16 |
nico1 | where can i config the users of ubuntu karmic? my username is "nico" but i can't see it in the login screen not in the system>>admin>>user mgmt. I cant also add a new user "nico" (it says it already exists). Besides this i can login choosing other in login screen... | 17:16 |
cdamon | i will look at it now thanks manug | 17:16 |
CarlFK | pidgin Q: how do I make a gtalk chatroom? | 17:17 |
pdg | hi everybody | 17:17 |
Hillshum | Hello. I'm having a weird issue with gparted, where it fails to see any partition table on my disk. fdisk sees it however, and I can boot off the disk just fine. How could I fix it?\ | 17:17 |
DSheth | anyone help with libgfortran.so.1 file not found error | 17:18 |
anirban | why is Ubuntu update servers responding so slowly ? | 17:18 |
manug | chamon -- let me know how it goes. setting up a TV can be a huge pain =( | 17:19 |
lovre | i have a bluetooth stick, how do i work with it? I plugged it in, and nothing happens | 17:20 |
dcider | lovre, did a bluetooth icon show up on top right bar? | 17:21 |
lovre | dcider: nope, nothing | 17:21 |
musicmaniac | what is the best way to instal ie on 9.10? | 17:22 |
morphias | lovre: did you go to system->preferences-> bluetooth and try to configure it from there? | 17:22 |
lovre | morphias: on my way | 17:22 |
TheCheeze | musicmaniac, why would you want to do that? | 17:23 |
darck1 | I'm trying to use ACL on ubuntu but I can't get created directories in my main directory to inherit execute permissions | 17:23 |
musicmaniac | certain sites i visit require ie.. otherwise i wouldn't need it.. i hate ie | 17:23 |
jackinthebox | Hi All, is it okay to ask questions in the general chat or you have a protocol on that one? | 17:23 |
lovre | morphias: i am on kde... i dont see bluetooth anywhere | 17:24 |
mhe67 | #server freenode.net | 17:24 |
TheCheeze | musicmaniac, i thought for sure there was a firefox plugin to mimic IE on those sites... | 17:24 |
Dr_Willis | jackinthebox: depends on the question. ask and see who answers. | 17:24 |
jackinthebox | =) | 17:24 |
did_edd | :D | 17:24 |
jackinthebox | I have an Ubuntu Desktop | 17:24 |
did_edd | haloo all | 17:24 |
alexx1523_ | Hmm, if a manual mount changes my ntfs partition to fuseblk, does that mean I should have specified fuseblk (and not ntfs) in my fstab file for auto-mounting? | 17:25 |
jackinthebox | also have an OS X machine.. I cannot ssh to ubuntu from Mac.. | 17:25 |
darck1 | sudo setfacl -R -m d:u:root:rwx rapidshare && sudo setfacl -R -m d:g:parents:rwx rapidshare | 17:25 |
Dr_Willis | jackinthebox: you did install the ssh server on the ubuntu machine? | 17:25 |
Dr_Willis | !ssh | jackinthebox | 17:25 |
morphias | TheCheeze, that plugin is mainly for windows machine where IE is there by default. | 17:25 |
ubottu | jackinthebox: SSH is the Secure SHell protocol, see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for client usage. PuTTY is an SSH client for Windows; see: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ for it's homepage. See also !scp (Secure CoPy) and !sshd (Secure SHell Daemon) | 17:25 |
musicmaniac | IE View is not available for Linux. | 17:25 |
aaron11 | Heya do you guys know why when I run ettercap to monitor it says to chose an interface? I ran this in backtrack and it works fine! The comand is this: ettercap -P -q -p -M ARP // //0 | 17:25 |
DSheth | anyone help with libgfortran.so.1 file not found error | 17:26 |
Dr_Willis | !ies4lin | 17:26 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ies4lin | 17:26 |
aaron11 | !ettercap | 17:26 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ettercap | 17:26 |
Petein | how can i remove all the ubuntu remix? when i maximize my windows i dont get any window decoration | 17:26 |
chea | aaron11: it's asking you howto choose network interface, such as eth0, eth1 etc. | 17:26 |
Dr_Willis | musicmaniac: thers some tool/script called ies4lin or ies4linux i forget the exact name. Good luck. :) | 17:26 |
chea | s/how/to | 17:26 |
darck1 | anybody an ACL guru in here? | 17:26 |
TheCheeze | musicmaniac, ah, then I am not sure. I know wine has a pseudo IE browser, but i seem to fail at making it work for anything | 17:26 |
musicmaniac | ies4lin is not in repo | 17:26 |
musicmaniac | i have tried the wine ie without any luck | 17:27 |
aaron11 | chea: If im using wireless should I type -i wlan0 | 17:27 |
Dr_Willis | musicmaniac: correct.. itss not in the repos | 17:27 |
chea | aaron11: ifconfig wlan0 and see if its assigned an ip, if it is, then yes | 17:27 |
cdamon | Manug - Do I install xrandr? | 17:27 |
sipior | DSheth: which version of ubuntu? | 17:28 |
* NesWork any one know where to get the source of 'libc6-prof'? | 17:28 | |
* NesWork any one know where to get the source of 'libc6-prof'? | 17:28 | |
aaron11 | inet addr:127.0.0.1 Mask:255.0.0.0 | 17:28 |
aaron11 | inet6 addr: ::1/128 Scope:Host | 17:28 |
aaron11 | UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:16436 Metric:1 | 17:28 |
aaron11 | RX packets:35 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0 | 17:28 |
aaron11 | TX packets:35 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0 | 17:28 |
FloodBot1 | aaron11: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 17:28 |
aaron11 | collisions:0 txqueuelen:0 | 17:28 |
DSheth | 9.10 | 17:28 |
jackinthebox | Dr_Willis: yes, I have ssh on ubuntu.. I can ssh from another linux machine to ubuntu.. I can even use putty in windows but when it is OS X, I cannot.. I ssh'd from OS X to another OS X that worked fine.. | 17:28 |
* NesWork any one know where to get the source of 'libc6-prof'? | 17:28 | |
DSheth | sipior: 9.10 | 17:28 |
musicmaniac | guess i'll just stick with running xp in a virtualbox and doing it that way.. sux | 17:29 |
manug | cdamon -- i sent you a pm | 17:29 |
Dr_Willis | musicmaniac: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/ies4linux | 17:29 |
Petein | how can i remove completely ubuntu netbook remix and return back to ubuntu 9.10 ? | 17:29 |
sipior | DSheth: don't believe gfortran-4.1 is available on 9.10. can you rebuild your code to use libgfortran2? | 17:29 |
DixTrex | What is the terminal command to run network manager? | 17:29 |
Dr_Willis | musicmaniac: a lot of the time you can just change your browsers 'useragent' | 17:29 |
sipior | DSheth: or, rather, rebuild it with gfortran-4.2. | 17:29 |
DSheth | sipior: i dont know i am new to ubuntu | 17:29 |
morphias | lol Dr_Willis, one step ahead of me | 17:29 |
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DSheth | sipior: how would i rebuild it | 17:30 |
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Dr_Willis | Night all | 17:30 |
sipior | DSheth: what program is this, exactly? | 17:30 |
anirban | hy is Ubuntu update servers responding so slowly ? | 17:30 |
Hillshum | anirban: Have you tried another mirror? | 17:30 |
sipior | anirban: because lots of folks are using them? | 17:30 |
DSheth | sipior: i get that error trying to use SALOME | 17:30 |
bjorn | how can i backup a windows computer to linux using rsync? | 17:31 |
anirban | Hillshum: I am trying US mirror | 17:31 |
Hillshum | anirban: Hmm. If you look through the list and recognize any as being close to you, try them | 17:31 |
clustermagnet | hi guys... having a problem running apt-get update | 17:32 |
clustermagnet | 12:29 < DSheth> sipior: i dont know i am new to ubuntu | 17:32 |
clustermagnet | http://pastebin.ca/1683911 | 17:32 |
DSheth | ? | 17:32 |
sipior | clustermagnet: ? | 17:32 |
clustermagnet | DSheth: screwed up the paste :) | 17:32 |
clustermagnet | http://pastebin.ca/1683911 | 17:32 |
DSheth | lol | 17:32 |
anirban | Hillshum: My server is in USA . Why shld I try other mirrors ! | 17:32 |
Hillshum | anirban: Maybe they aren't as slow | 17:33 |
Hillshum | Are you sure it's not just your own connection that is slow? | 17:33 |
AntiProxy | hi everyone | 17:34 |
sipior | DSheth: if you want to try a hacky sort of solution, you can make a symbolic link from /usr/lib/libgfortran.so.1 to /usr/lib/libgfortran.so.2. not a great solution, but it might work. | 17:34 |
AntiProxy | has anyone successfully configured Evolution mail client to keep a copy of POP mail on the server and delete after X days? if i only set it to delete after say 3 days, it deletes the mail immediately upon download.. if check both options to keep a copy on the server, and delete after X days.. it never deletes them :( | 17:34 |
morphias | anirban : have you tried going to system->administration->software sources and in the dialog box , DOWNLOAD FROM, select other. then click SELECT BEST MIRROR and it will find a faster update server. | 17:35 |
aaron11 | Heya do you guys know why when I run ettercap to monitor it says to chose an interface? I ran this in backtrack and it works fine! The comand is this: ettercap -P -q -p -M ARP // //0 | 17:35 |
DSheth | sipior: how do i do that | 17:35 |
anirban | morphias: I only hav shell . Its a server version , not a desktop ! | 17:35 |
morphias | woops. didn't know that | 17:36 |
sipior | DSheth: "sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libgfortran.so.2 /usr/lib/libgfortran.so.1" | 17:36 |
dcider | is there a mouse over applet that will show a documents content? | 17:37 |
DSheth | ok i did that | 17:37 |
Hillshum | anirban: You'll need to pick a mirror here, then edit /etc/apt/sources.list with the mirror's url | 17:38 |
jarsen | has anyone had problems with freecol on 9.10? It plays fine but when I try to exit it doesn't. I have some important processes running - any ideas on how to kill it? | 17:39 |
DSheth | sipior: how do i undo that i think it made it worse | 17:39 |
arghh2d2 | jarsen: killall -9 freecol | 17:39 |
juanpablo | hola | 17:40 |
juanpablo | hellow | 17:40 |
rblst | i have problems with high cpu use in jaunty; is there any way to get skype (during calls) and adobe flash plugin for firefox (youtube and such) use less cpu? | 17:40 |
arghh2d2 | jarsen: you can also type xkill in a terminal and the very next thing you click dies | 17:40 |
sipior | DSheth: delete the link you just made. | 17:40 |
rblst | weird, because some releases back i can't rembember having any of these problems; now youtube videos even stop sometimes, and skype conversations are jerky :( | 17:40 |
jarsen | awesome, thanks guys | 17:40 |
nytek_ | im having trouble with my time settings, im in the right time zone but apparently it wont set it to the right time. | 17:40 |
DSheth | sipior: how | 17:40 |
sipior | DSheth: "sudo rm /usr/lib/libgfortran.so.1" | 17:41 |
rblst | nytek_: so set it yourself | 17:41 |
nytek_ | rblst: good call :D | 17:41 |
rblst | nytek_: you mean automatic time server sync maladjusts your time? | 17:42 |
arghh2d2 | computers cant keep track of time..duh | 17:43 |
rblst | i have problems with high cpu use in jaunty; is there any way to get skype (during calls) and adobe flash plugin for firefox (youtube and such) use less cpu? | 17:43 |
fbianconi | !ntp | nytek_ | 17:44 |
ubottu | nytek_: Information about using and setting your computer's clock on Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime - See https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/NTP.html for information on usage of the Network Time Protocol (NTP) | 17:44 |
juanpablo | hellow | 17:44 |
PsychoMario | Can i get ubuntu to start up automatically, so that i can check my emails etc. before school?? | 17:44 |
arghh2d2 | rblst: how fast is your cpu? | 17:45 |
cantoma | guys, I am having the following problem trying to install matlab http://pastebin.com/m50d7d58a can someone help | 17:45 |
ibmx61 | hi | 17:45 |
jackinthebox | hey all... do you know, why I cannot ssh from OS X to Ubuntu. I can ssh Ubuntu from other Ubuntu machines also from Windows with Putty. I also can ssh from OS X to other machines even a remote linux machine but I cannot access to Ubuntu in the local network. | 17:45 |
QuestionMark | Hi guys | 17:46 |
azteech | vivid: have you tried to boot to a livecd and run recovery mode - find the xorg.conf file and make canges - then save it, and reboot | 17:46 |
arghh2d2 | jackinthebox: maybe if ask in #osx they'd know | 17:47 |
GodFazha | osx is empty :P | 17:47 |
om26er | it really is | 17:47 |
jackinthebox | arghh2d2: thanks, but don't think it is a mac problem. Because I can ssh to remote linux machines from the mac. | 17:48 |
arghh2d2 | jackinthebox: well it's an osx issue if you can ssh with ubuntu and windows but not osx | 17:48 |
rblst | arghh2d2: it's an Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor @1.70GHz | 17:48 |
GodFazha | jackinthebox, try other ssh programs../ | 17:48 |
jackinthebox | arghh2d2: you maybe right, but as GodFazha said.. it is empty =) | 17:49 |
arghh2d2 | jackinthebox: maybe you just made a typo | 17:49 |
GodFazha | so, try another program. | 17:49 |
jackinthebox | GodFazha: I will in a second and report mack | 17:49 |
arghh2d2 | syntax error | 17:49 |
GodFazha | I'l bbl, making some f00d | 17:49 |
plitter | is there a way to make gedit comment out a bunch of lines at the same time? | 17:49 |
rblst | arghh2d2: i had no problem with the same machine some years ago with ubuntu and skype | 17:49 |
blue0488 | is grub better or worse than grub 1? | 17:50 |
del_diablo | Hello, what deamon for power managment does Ubuntu use? | 17:50 |
rblst | arghh2d2: now it is almost unusable | 17:50 |
jackinthebox | arghh2d2: I've been trying it for several times.. | 17:50 |
alexx1523_ | Hi everyone: I am attempting to mount a partition at startup via fstab. The error I get is 'fuse: mount failed. device or driver is busy' I can mount -t ntfs /dev/sda1/ /mnt/windrive and it works. So I feel confident that the information I'm providing fstab is correct | 17:50 |
sampo | hello there | 17:50 |
seberg | Anyone knows what might be wrong: I got a friend who installed ubuntu on top of a windows 7 system. Grub seems to wrok fine, but each time windows 7 is booted, it nukes it. Searching around a bit, the only idea I got was that grub may have been accidentally not installed in MBR correctly? | 17:50 |
jofo | Hello. My numeric keypad works well at the opening of my session, but once I'm logged, it doesn't work any more. What could I do ? | 17:50 |
AntiProxy | has anyone successfully configured Evolution mail client to keep a copy of POP mail on the server and delete after X days? if i only set it to delete after say 3 days, it deletes the mail immediately upon download.. if check both options to keep a copy on the server, and delete after X days.. it never deletes them :( | 17:50 |
rblst | del_diablo: acpid, i guess | 17:50 |
bakarat__ | is it generally safe to update to ubuntu 9.10? (on a dell vostro laptop) | 17:50 |
seberg | funny that you got a grub discussion already :) | 17:50 |
arghh2d2 | rblst: i dont know, my cpu maxes out doing the most trivial things, i just dont worry bout it | 17:50 |
sampo | does anyone knows any GOOD PDF TUTORIAL for gambas2? | 17:50 |
panais | hello :D | 17:51 |
om26er | sampo: google might know | 17:51 |
sampo | yes, I did | 17:51 |
blue0488 | Is grub 2 better than grub 1? | 17:51 |
del_diablo | rblst: DEAMON, not power foundation..... | 17:51 |
sampo | but no result...well, not detailed tutorials | 17:51 |
chun | Hi, is there any way I can get the output from a process that's already running? | 17:51 |
Binaridragon | lets use logic | 17:51 |
bazhang | sampo, you might ask in #gambas | 17:51 |
DSheth | sipior: actually that link you created worked!! ty!! | 17:52 |
sampo | where is that? | 17:52 |
bazhang | sampo, a channel here on freenode | 17:52 |
* jofo has to disconnect. | 17:52 | |
rblst | arghh2d2: i wouldn't worry if sound was not jerky and i could use video, i can't | 17:52 |
sampo | ahaa...ok thanx | 17:52 |
rblst | del_diablo: it is a daemon, note letter d at the end | 17:52 |
sampo | none apears to be in there:( | 17:53 |
arghh2d2 | rblst: you got me, did you recently upgrade to karmic? | 17:53 |
rblst | arghh2d2: i haven't yet | 17:53 |
flootenkerp | Does anyone here know a good GBA emulator for linux? | 17:53 |
flootenkerp | I tried VBA with wine, didn't work, then I tried VBA-M and it didn't work either | 17:53 |
azteech | bakarat_: these will let you make your own decision - http://www.ubuntumini.com/2009/11/user-guides-for-ubuntu-910-karmic-koala.html | 17:54 |
arghh2d2 | rblst: well you said it used to work. have you started running any other cpu intensive programs or startup daemons? | 17:54 |
bakarat__ | azteech, thanks, having a look | 17:54 |
RealAlmightyUbot | I can't get Ubuntu+Tor+Privoxy+Torbutton to work as it should. | 17:54 |
Hexxeh | Hey | 17:54 |
RealAlmightyUbot | When I tru to start Privoxy I get this in Terminal: Nov 23 18:51:01.889 b78758d0 Info: No logfile configured. Please enable it before reporting any problems. | 17:55 |
Hexxeh | Just installed UNR 9.10 on my NC10, and it's working fine except for the WiFi, which is unbelivably slow | 17:55 |
RealAlmightyUbot | *try | 17:55 |
rblst | arghh2d2: nothing i know of, but i'll check | 17:55 |
seberg | so can grub be installed (by accident) not in MBR or something, and anyone know how I would go about reinstalling it correclty? | 17:55 |
Hexxeh | Is this a known issue with it and is there a fix? | 17:55 |
Hillshum | flootenkerp: Have you installed Visual Boy Advance from the repos? | 17:55 |
flootenkerp | No | 17:55 |
del_diablo | rblst: Installed it now, but it did not work...... I managed to get the power deamon to stop working, which makes this lappy not useable(due noise) | 17:55 |
azteech | yw | 17:55 |
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RealAlmightyUbot | Then when I click Torbutton in Firefox no web sites are displayed and Firefox says cannot connect to proxy server. | 17:55 |
dcider | is there a way to get a file preview on mouseover??? | 17:55 |
arghh2d2 | rblst: it could be a lack of memory thats causing jerky sound and video too | 17:55 |
del_diablo | rblst: So what deamon do i need to get it working? I got an lappy without proper ACPI support, which is a headache <.< | 17:56 |
rblst | arghh2d2: i have actually added one gig | 17:56 |
flootenkerp | I'm not sure why VBA-M isn't working though Hillshum. That was installed with a .deb package. Do you use any GBA emulator? | 17:56 |
rblst | del_diablo: sorry mate, i can't help you with that, your hardware is probably not supported | 17:57 |
rblst | arghh2d2: my average cpu usage now, without skype, is around 15% | 17:58 |
paschu | Why does my ubuntu crashes so often? | 17:58 |
rblst | arghh2d2: skype is constantly using close to 100%, this is abnormal | 17:58 |
del_diablo | HELP! What deamons is used to get power management in Ubuntu on a fresh install?(rblst: don't ask, it kind of worked as in fan not spinning to hell) | 17:58 |
sampo | paschu, are you from India? | 17:58 |
python_root | paschu: Whats your config and which version r u using | 17:58 |
themule | salve a tutti! | 17:59 |
rblst | arghh2d2: youtube videos also stop making sound sometimes | 17:59 |
paschu | python_root: The newest. I updated yesterday. What config? | 17:59 |
python_root | sampo : I am from India | 17:59 |
Hillshum | flootenkerp: Open a terminal, and run 'sudo apt-get install visualboyadvance' and see if that workds | 17:59 |
Hillshum | *works | 17:59 |
flootenkerp | ok | 17:59 |
sampo | lol...cose I can see some ip addresses... | 17:59 |
python_root | paschu : your system configuration | 17:59 |
python_root | sampo: What | 18:00 |
paschu | python_root: uhm ... im new at ubuntu | 18:00 |
sampo | nothing | 18:00 |
python_root | paschu: our hardware config | 18:00 |
sampo | do you know any GOOD gambas2 tutorial? | 18:00 |
flootenkerp | Hillshum: it installed it, but now what? | 18:00 |
sampo | http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Gambas | 18:00 |
sampo | this is cool | 18:00 |
Hillshum | flootenkerp: Try running it... | 18:00 |
sampo | but I need a detailed one... | 18:00 |
paschu | python_root: just say what you want >_> | 18:01 |
python_root | sampo: typing and answering your self ? | 18:01 |
flootenkerp | Hillshum: I don't know where it is :P sorry I'm a noob at this. | 18:01 |
arghh2d2 | rblst: well if you've recently upgraded skype and firefox then that could be the cause of increased cpu usage...i dont think theres any easy way to make a program use less cpu | 18:01 |
RenatoSilva | what's the difference between sudo -i, sudo -s, and sudo su? | 18:01 |
sampo | no...I want a good gambas2 book | 18:01 |
draconis | flootenkerp, any reason you're trying to run VBA in Wine? | 18:01 |
Hillshum | flootenkerp: Applications>>Games | 18:01 |
flootenkerp | I only see VBA-M, and that still doesn't work. | 18:02 |
draconis | flootenkerp, sudo apt-get install visualboyadvance | 18:02 |
python_root | paschu: :) I was wondering y ur sustem crashes ... what apps do u use when it crashes | 18:02 |
flootenkerp | Did that draconis, but now I don't know where it is to start it up | 18:02 |
paschu | python_root: empathy, opera, Rhytmbox | 18:02 |
rblst | arghh2d2: thanks for your time | 18:02 |
Pyr0technicien | Hi | 18:03 |
Laurenceb | hi, when I delete items, they move to the deleted items folder | 18:03 |
Laurenceb | how do I remove them completely? | 18:03 |
Pyr0technicien | I have got a problem :/ | 18:03 |
python_root | paschu: Increase ur Ram | 18:03 |
arghh2d2 | rblst: could be your cpu is just wearing down too | 18:03 |
python_root | Laurenceb: Shift delete | 18:04 |
Pyr0technicien | but I'm french, and I don't understant english very well :p | 18:04 |
draconis | flootenkerp, I think you have to start it like VisualBoyAdvance <name of file> | 18:04 |
paschu | python_root: Dont want to lose the waranty | 18:04 |
rblst | arghh2d2: hmm, never thought of that... | 18:04 |
python_root | paschu: u on laptop ? | 18:04 |
Laurenceb | I just had to reinstall octave on my machine | 18:04 |
paschu | python_root: netbook | 18:04 |
Laurenceb | it seemed to dissappear | 18:04 |
Pyr0technicien | I Have a old laptop that I did'nt turn on since 3 or 4 years ago | 18:05 |
draconis | gnome or even XFCE is probably too heavy for a netbook | 18:05 |
python_root | paschu : there is a seerate editions for notebook pc | 18:05 |
Pyr0technicien | and now, when I try to turn on, grub is booting but | 18:05 |
Laurenceb | also my xchat sessions just dissapeared - I had to setup xchat again | 18:05 |
paschu | python_root: I know. theres a netbook remix, but its the shi#@! | 18:05 |
Laurenceb | any ideas why this happened? | 18:05 |
Pyr0technicien | the screen become black | 18:05 |
ardchoille | Is there a PPA for gnomenu? | 18:05 |
Trovador_z | hello, can some1 please help me fix my ubuntu? | 18:05 |
Laurenceb | HDD issues? | 18:05 |
Pyr0technicien | and the HDD is stopping :o | 18:05 |
tennessean | hey guys, what is the best text-based avi to dvd maker? | 18:05 |
dajhorn | RenatoSilva: "sudo -i" gives you a fresh login. "su" just changes the current user id, and often leaves things like $HOME unchanged. "sudo su" is kinda-sorta-mostly redundant. | 18:05 |
Trovador_z | i have an 9.10 ubuntu with a 2.6.24 kernel, how can i upgrade the kernel is the system won't boot? | 18:06 |
python_root | paschu: Ur notebook company ? | 18:06 |
paschu | python_root: acer | 18:06 |
Hillshum | Trovador_z: How did you end up with 9.10 and a kernel that old? | 18:07 |
bazhang | https://launchpad.net/~gnomenu-team/+archive/ppa ardchoille | 18:07 |
draconis | Trovador_z, 2.6.24 should never have been installed in Karmic | 18:07 |
ardchoille | bazhang: Thank you :) | 18:07 |
Trovador_z | Hillshum: I believe someone did a distr. upgrade on the server | 18:07 |
bazhang | ardchoille, you're welcome :) | 18:07 |
draconis | that looks like it was from an upgrade, it's probably time to do a fresh install | 18:07 |
Hexxeh | Just installed UNR 9.10 on my NC10, and it's working fine except for the WiFi, which is unbelivably slow | 18:07 |
Hexxeh | Is this a known issue with it and is there a fix? | 18:07 |
Trovador_z | I understand, but how do i get out of this mess? without havint to reformat. | 18:07 |
Trovador_z | ? | 18:07 |
flootenkerp | draconis: I get this "bash: syntax error near unexpected token `(' " | 18:08 |
draconis | hopefully since it's a server you have multiple partitions | 18:08 |
draconis | flootenkerp, that's really strange, you must have a borked install | 18:08 |
Hillshum | Trovador_z: I would suggest making two partitions, one on /home with all your data, and one with the system | 18:08 |
flootenkerp | So what should I do? | 18:08 |
python_root | paschu: W8 | 18:09 |
om26er | Hexxeh, not as far as i know | 18:09 |
paschu | python_root: I have a lot of time ;) | 18:09 |
Trovador_z | Hillshum: any way to just copy the kernel over? | 18:09 |
ardchoille | Oh, there's a new way to add PPA's to the sources in Karmic? | 18:09 |
RenatoSilva | dajhorn: just thought about sudo su, it really seems to not make any sense at all... so sudo -i is like you're logging in as root, so you get your $HOME set as /root or so, and you get /root/.bashrc executed etc? And su just changes the user while keeping data like this unchanged? Just checking if I've got it well, did I? | 18:09 |
draconis | flootenkerp, VisualBoyAdvance does not spawn a bash shell. what are you typing | 18:09 |
bazhang | ardchoille, yep let me get you a link | 18:09 |
Hexxeh | Well, many pages just aren't loading, or are taking several minutes to load on a fast broadband connection | 18:09 |
Hexxeh | What can I try to fix this? | 18:09 |
ardchoille | bazhang: Wow, that's nice | 18:09 |
om26er | Hexxeh, try another web browser try restarting you router | 18:10 |
dajhorn | RenatoSilva: Yes, you've got the right idea. | 18:10 |
flootenkerp | I'm typing visualboyadvance (nameofgame) | 18:10 |
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LoRez | is there a 9.10 amd64 Desktop installer that will do raid 1? | 18:10 |
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grawity | RenatoSilva: Both «su» and «sudo -i» do the same - they set your $HOME, and so on. | 18:10 |
Hexxeh | om26er: The issue is present if I open a terminal and ping my router, latencies of about 15 seconds | 18:10 |
om26er | Hexxeh, network problem i think | 18:10 |
snoyberg | I'm trying to bridge my wired and wireless connection to provide wireless access to my laptop from my desktop. The desktop is connected to a router which can handle DHCP and routing. I'm hung up on getting my wirelss card into master mode. Kernel module: rt61pci/rt2x00pci. Any thoughts? | 18:11 |
draconis | flootenkerp, it's case sensitive. the program is VisualBoyAdvance, not visualboyadvance. also, the parentheses are there to show you that it's something to fill in... DON'T actually type them | 18:11 |
python_root | paschu: Ur Visual effects working properly ? | 18:11 |
RenatoSilva | dajhorn: see grawity's answer? they do the same? | 18:11 |
om26er | oh | 18:11 |
RenatoSilva | grawity: what do you mean the same | 18:11 |
flootenkerp | I know that draconis, but I'll try the case sensitive now | 18:11 |
draconis | snoyberg, most wireless cards can't actually enter monitor/master | 18:11 |
RenatoSilva | grawity: there should be a diff, shouldn't it? | 18:11 |
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dajhorn | RenatoSilva: Don't rely on the behavior of su. Do it the Ubuntu Way with sudo. | 18:11 |
pablin | hi | 18:11 |
grawity | RenatoSilva: There is - "su" asks for root's password, "sudo -i" asks for your own password. | 18:12 |
FiremanEd | Hexxeh: Look at this reported bug, may be a fix in it. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc/+bug/417757 | 18:12 |
bazhang | sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gnomenu-team/ppa ardchoille | 18:12 |
pablin | i need help sound card | 18:12 |
flootenkerp | Still get the same error draconis | 18:12 |
snoyberg | draconis: it seems that rt2x00 is supposed to support it from some sites i've read | 18:12 |
Torch | how do i make gksu forget it's cached password? | 18:12 |
draconis | flootenkerp, what EXACTLY are you typing | 18:12 |
bazhang | ardchoille, then of course update and install (apt-get) | 18:12 |
Torch | s,its,it's, | 18:12 |
Hexxeh | Alright thanks FiremanEd | 18:12 |
pablin | Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB4x0 High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01) | 18:12 |
ardchoille | bazhang: Thanks again. | 18:12 |
mikelam | Hello this is Mike Lambrou, anyone to chat? | 18:12 |
pablin | no mic | 18:12 |
snoyberg | draconis: am i correct that it is not possible to bridge the connections without entering master mode? | 18:12 |
MasterofPuppets | !ask | Mikelam | 18:12 |
ubottu | Mikelam: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 18:12 |
paschu | python_root: i dont need visual effects | 18:12 |
flootenkerp | Visualboyadvance Metroid Prime Zero | 18:12 |
bazhang | ardchoille, never done it myself but that is what ubuntu guide says will work | 18:12 |
mikelam | for ubuntu i cant write in Greek in my openoffice | 18:12 |
Marchingknight11 | can anyone help me get my sound working on jaunty | 18:12 |
draconis | snoyberg, to act as an AP you need to enter master | 18:13 |
ardchoille | bazhang: Looks like launchpad is becoming better integrated into Ubuntu releases | 18:13 |
draconis | flootenkerp, the game file is definitely not that | 18:13 |
dajhorn | RenatoSilva: You might get a better qualified answer if you can say why you were doing "sudo su". | 18:13 |
Trovador_z | i guess that's a no | 18:13 |
bazhang | ardchoille, let me know if that does not work I will check again if not | 18:13 |
snoyberg | draconis: any suggestions then on next steps? and is hostapd relevant to this discussion at all? | 18:13 |
ardchoille | bazhang: I'm still on Jaunty atm, looks like I need to try Karmic again | 18:14 |
flootenkerp | I tried Metroid Prime Zero.gba Still didn't work draconis | 18:14 |
draconis | flootenkerp, for instance I might type: VisualBoyAdvance "Metroid Prime Zero.rom" or VisualBoyAdvance coolgame.rom | 18:14 |
bazhang | ardchoille, hang on they have instructions for jaunty | 18:14 |
Hillshum | dajhorn: Have you tried 'sudo bash'? | 18:14 |
morphias | ttf-mscorefonts-installer (3.0) is having troubles resolving font downloads.... any fix yet? | 18:14 |
draconis | flootenkerp, VisualBoyAdvance "Metroid Prime Zero.gba". You had better really have the file in the current directory, though | 18:14 |
bazhang | deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/gnomenu-team/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main ardchoille | 18:14 |
draconis | flootenkerp, the quotes in this case are necessary | 18:15 |
flootenkerp | What directory is it? | 18:15 |
LoRez | Hillshum: 'sudo -s' is probably better than 'sudo bash' | 18:15 |
draconis | flootenkerp, um, how should I know? you're the one who downloaded it | 18:15 |
RenatoSilva | grawity: I wonder if that's the only difference, and asking one or another password seems to point to another one at all | 18:15 |
bazhang | deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/gnomenu-team/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main ardchoille and this | 18:15 |
ardchoille | bazhang: Thank you | 18:15 |
RenatoSilva | dajhorn: as I said, forget sudo su. I mean just su | 18:15 |
draconis | flootenkerp, pwd command tells you where you are | 18:15 |
flootenkerp | I put the rom in the .vba location, renamed the rom to M to type it faster and now it tells me this | 18:16 |
flootenkerp | VisualBoyAdvance version 1.8.0 [SDL] | 18:16 |
flootenkerp | Searching for file VisualBoyAdvance.cfg | 18:16 |
flootenkerp | Searching current directory: /home/flootenkerp | 18:16 |
flootenkerp | Searching home directory: /home/flootenkerp/.vba | 18:16 |
FloodBot1 | flootenkerp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 18:16 |
flootenkerp | Searching system config directory: /etc | 18:16 |
Hexxeh | FiremanEd: disabled IPV6, it's working great now, many thanks! | 18:17 |
ardchoille | bazhang: Any idea how to install the signing key when they only list the key itself? | 18:17 |
v12extremex | Hello, i need help | 18:17 |
edoceo | after updating to 9.10 textboxes & other text areas (for Google Earth & a few other apps) do not render | 18:17 |
Hillshum | ardchoille: If you go to the launchpad page it will tell you | 18:17 |
edoceo | ideas? | 18:17 |
v12extremex | Hello, Anyone? | 18:17 |
flootenkerp | Any idea draconis? | 18:17 |
edoceo | v12extremex: don't ask to ask - just jask! | 18:18 |
draconis | flootenkerp, well if you'd pastebin the output... | 18:18 |
ardchoille | Hillshum: Got it, thanks | 18:18 |
zwamkat | v12extremex just ask your question | 18:18 |
v12extremex | Can anyone help me, i need a driver for my ATI radeon 200 xpress series driver | 18:18 |
bazhang | sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 12345678 ardchoille but replace with the actual key | 18:18 |
draconis | flootenkerp, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste | 18:18 |
flootenkerp | http://pastebin.com/d2e2c06e0 | 18:18 |
ardchoille | bazhang: Thanks | 18:18 |
kran | 请问还有人吗?我只是证实一下我在这里 | 18:19 |
bazhang | 95B47D2A ardchoille | 18:19 |
bazhang | !cn | kran | 18:19 |
ubottu | kran: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 18:19 |
zwamkat | v12extremex: http://tinyurl.com/y8mab53 | 18:19 |
ardchoille | I love this channel! | 18:19 |
bazhang | zwamkat, please dont do that | 18:20 |
flootenkerp | Any idea now draconis? Let me repost the link just in case you missed it http://pastebin.com/d2e2c06e0 | 18:20 |
zwamkat | bazhang What's the fuzz? | 18:20 |
bazhang | zwamkat, lmgtfy are not acceptable here | 18:20 |
dajhorn | edoceo: What kind of video card is in the computer? | 18:20 |
draconis | flootenkerp, ls ~/.vba | 18:21 |
Thom- | hello guys, does anyone know which alsa card driver i have to use when my motherboard has a realtek alc889 chip? | 18:21 |
zwamkat | bazhang I get that, would you care to explain why? | 18:21 |
draconis | flootenkerp, paste that | 18:21 |
edoceo | dajhorn: it's an older thinkpad laptop - IDK what video is in there - an it's not in front of me now | 18:21 |
bazhang | zwamkat, /msg ubottu google please | 18:21 |
v12extremex | ughh that link really didnt help me any.. i need an exact linux ubuntu driver for the ATI radeon 200 xpress series | 18:21 |
dajhorn | edoceo: The first thing to do is disable the Nvidia or ATI proprietary drivers and check whether the video corruption persists. | 18:22 |
flootenkerp | bash: /home/flootenkerp/.vba: is a directory | 18:22 |
edoceo | dajhorn: I'll start there - shuld I switch to like vesa or something? | 18:22 |
dajhorn | edoceo: When you get to your computer, you can do this at System -> Administration -> Hardware drivers. | 18:22 |
RenatoSilva | Karmic uses grub 2 by default? | 18:22 |
draconis | flootenkerp, ls ~/.vba , as in what's in that directory | 18:22 |
zwamkat | bazhang Mea culpa | 18:23 |
bazhang | RenatoSilva, upgrade or fresh install? | 18:23 |
dajhorn | edoceo: Yes, kindof. If you don't have an Nvidia or ATI card in the computer, then you'll need to go through regular troubleshooting. | 18:23 |
flootenkerp | Oh | 18:23 |
flootenkerp | Draconis: out put says M.gba | 18:23 |
edoceo | dajhorn: thx! I'll give that a go and I'll be back in a few hours! | 18:23 |
RenatoSilva | bazhang: if I've upgraded from Jaunty to Karmic, grub2 won't be installed right? Is it recommended? | 18:23 |
bazhang | RenatoSilva, did you choose the package maintainer's version or not | 18:24 |
dajhorn | edoceo: Welcome. | 18:24 |
blendmaster1024 | i'm about to use debmirror to download the entire karmic repo, including all karmic dists and branches. i want to be able to use this to dist-update my other machines, do i have to do anything special to make dist-upgrade work, or is that all client-side, and it jsut needs a repo? for instance, do i need the debian-installer thing? or maybe do i need the .. "dist-upgrader-all" dir? | 18:24 |
RenatoSilva | bazhang: I don't choose grub version when updating the kernel, I choose a menu.lst | 18:24 |
clustermagnet | n | 18:24 |
RenatoSilva | bazhang: choosing maintainer's in upgrade to karmic makes grub be replaced by version 2? | 18:25 |
zwamkat | v12extremex There are more out there searching the same driver. http://www.petitiononline.com/x200MLin/petition.html You might want to sign the petitiion | 18:25 |
bazhang | RenatoSilva, when version upgrading you need to select the package maintainers version or keep the old one, in this case grub2 or grub-legacy | 18:25 |
geek1212121212 | Anyone know how to keymap ? | 18:25 |
paschu | python_root: sry for the dc | 18:25 |
RenatoSilva | bazhang: didn't show anything about grub 1 and 2, as I said | 18:26 |
RenatoSilva | bazhang: and the old is not grub2, grub2 is new | 18:26 |
draconis | flootenkerp, btw, just install visualboyadvance-gtk. that's got a frontend that doesn't require extracting command line output | 18:26 |
ardchoille | bazhang: fwiw, this is the first time I've had gnomenu work flawlessly | 18:26 |
RenatoSilva | bazhang: ah ok, respectively | 18:26 |
bazhang | RenatoSilva, the package maintainers version is grub2 it is much nicer with more features | 18:26 |
* blendmaster1024 likes gnomenu for it's xp-menu - great for fooling windows lusers | 18:26 | |
bazhang | ardchoille, nicely done :) | 18:27 |
RenatoSilva | bazhang: should I install it NOW? | 18:27 |
RenatoSilva | bazhang: and DELETE grub 1? | 18:27 |
flootenkerp | Thanks draconis, it srated up | 18:27 |
dajhorn | blendmaster1024: First, you need to make the repo available internally, like at MyServer.local, on an HTTP server. Second, you need to put a deb line for MyServer.local in the sources.list file of the client computers. | 18:27 |
bazhang | RenatoSilva, it will do it on upgrading version when you choose package maintainers version | 18:27 |
RenatoSilva | bazhang: I did upgrate a lot of time ago ? | 18:28 |
Tartaros | i can't run firefox with apparmor on, where do I get help? | 18:28 |
RenatoSilva | *upgrade | 18:28 |
dajhorn | blendmaster1024: If you are doing new intallations, then you need to specify MyServer.local at the choose a mirror dialog. | 18:28 |
bazhang | RenatoSilva, you should look at the grub2 wiki ( /msg ubottu grub2 ) | 18:28 |
RenatoSilva | should I be using grub 2? why? | 18:28 |
fretegi_part_2 | tartaros, execute FF from the terminal and post the output | 18:28 |
fretegi_part_2 | in pastebinb | 18:28 |
fretegi_part_2 | pastebin* | 18:28 |
Tartaros | fretegi_part_2: there's no output | 18:29 |
flootenkerp | draconis: But now when I loaded the game, it just gives me a white screen | 18:29 |
fretegi_part_2 | check ur log then | 18:29 |
Tartaros | fretegi_part_2: where? which log? :) | 18:29 |
blendmaster1024 | dajhorn: all i care about is will dist-upgrade work. i already have the jaunty repo and it works jsut fine. | 18:29 |
dajhorn | blendmaster1024: It will work the same from a local mirror as a regular *.ubuntu.com mirror. | 18:30 |
blendmaster1024 | oky-dokey then, here goes | 18:30 |
blendmaster1024 | i hope it fits on my hd, lol | 18:30 |
fretegi_part_2 | check the sys log, go to tab for administration in the upper left of screen | 18:31 |
fretegi_part_2 | admin, logs, not running ubuntu at the moment so im running off mempry lol | 18:31 |
flootenkerp | Forget it, works now. Thanks for everything draconis. | 18:31 |
draconis | yw | 18:32 |
Tartaros | fretegi_part_2: yeah so the "syslog" file right? there's a bunch of messages that seem related | 18:32 |
JEEBsv | Is there any way to manually install anthy onto a system where I have no sudo but where SCIM is already installed? | 18:32 |
fretegi_part_2 | yea syslog, highleight it all and post in pastebin | 18:33 |
chaitu | Greetings All. I realise its off topic but wondering if you guys can help me in finding a channel or a irc server about mobile phones? anyone? thanks | 18:33 |
JEEBsv | I'm trying to write Japanese in *nix in my university | 18:33 |
fretegi_part_2 | linux tells ya why stuff doesnt load, its cool like that :) | 18:33 |
Tartaros | but the problem is that I thought running aa-logprof can fix my aa profile after I run it in complain mode | 18:33 |
sharpen047 | hey, would anyone know how to stop wines sound from being all jittery with alsa?( if i kill pulse audio it works find but PA respawns) | 18:34 |
fretegi_part_2 | hafta disable PA altogether | 18:35 |
fretegi_part_2 | its a POS :) | 18:35 |
Alan502 | Good Day, im using kubuntu and, i dont know what happened but now when i click on the notifications dialog they no longer pop up. Can someone help me? | 18:35 |
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Hilikus | hey guys | 18:38 |
drongous | Hello all. who have problem with gnome-screensaver? | 18:38 |
Alan502 | Good Day, im using kubuntu and, i dont know what happened but now when i click on the notifications dialog they no longer pop up. Can someone help me? | 18:38 |
Hilikus | any suggestions for a CLI app to read and modify mp3 id3v2.4 tags? id3v2 (the app) can't handle 2.4 it seems | 18:38 |
blendmaster1024 | is there a way to tell debmirror to not mirror the gpg keys, and to make the mirror "unsigned"? i don't want to bother with the gpg crap | 18:38 |
blendmaster1024 | i see a --ignore-release-gpg in the --help but i don't know if that will cover it | 18:39 |
drongous | Hello all. who have problem with gnome-screensaver? | 18:39 |
paschu | My ubuntu is crashing sometimes, how can i change that i dont need so much ressources?? | 18:40 |
blendmaster1024 | paschu: there are too many reason that it might be crashing for us to help you given only what you have said so far | 18:40 |
drongous | <paschu> Try to use other system :-) | 18:40 |
paschu | My ubuntu is crashing sometimes, how can i change that i dont need so much ressources?? | 18:41 |
blendmaster1024 | paschu: .... | 18:41 |
Hexxeh | Oh no, my WiFi problem isn't gone after all :( | 18:41 |
buttons840 | I have a ftp server, I can connect to it using terminal ftp client (just type ftp, then open ip, etc), but it will not show in a browser when I ftp://10.10.10.10/ which is what i want... is there a specific setting or anything which would allow terminal ftp login, but not allow browser login? | 18:42 |
microlith | buttons840: what browser are you using? | 18:42 |
ctmjr | !details | paschu | 18:42 |
ubottu | paschu: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 18:42 |
Tartaros | oh well, how do I disable an aa profile? I don't want it even in complain mode... | 18:42 |
buttons840 | micro, firefox running on linux, ie, and windows explorer | 18:43 |
gvachon | Hi all, I upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10 and now in firefox when i enter uppercase letter to log into a web site, it does not work. The same website on an other computer and the same user work. | 18:43 |
buttons840 | microlith, ^ | 18:43 |
Erik11111 | oi! | 18:43 |
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Erik11111 | i need some help:P | 18:43 |
microlith | buttons840: no worries, I highlight both. Now, are you doing an anonymous login or with a password/username? | 18:44 |
locki00 | help? Erik11111 | 18:44 |
zwamkat | help? | 18:44 |
locki00 | whats ur problem? | 18:44 |
drongous | Hi all. I user Ubuntu 9.10. When screen i locked and i true to type password hi gnome-secreensaver not accept him. Why? Where to look? | 18:44 |
buttons840 | microlith, i will be using a login, and i can login using this account when using ftp terminal, but i am never presented with a username prompt when using the various graphical program (ie, firefox, windows explorer) | 18:45 |
Erik11111 | uuh i tried to install ubuntu, but wen it had allready deleted windows it said install error:P | 18:45 |
frode` | I can get my wireless laptop to connect with network-manager, but I can't get it to work by configuring /etc/network/interfaces (trying to set it up without X) .. any hints? | 18:45 |
blendmaster1024 | drongous: speak complete english or go to a ubuntu support channel that speaks your native language | 18:45 |
microlith | buttons840: try submitting the login/password in the URL you use | 18:45 |
drongous | Народ Всем привет. | 18:45 |
buttons840 | microlith, how is that done? | 18:45 |
microlith | I think it's like: ftp://user:name@ip.address/ | 18:45 |
microlith | err | 18:46 |
blendmaster1024 | drongous: on a different channel? | 18:46 |
Erik11111 | so is there any way to install ubuntu without having to reinstall? | 18:46 |
microlith | ftp://username:password@ip.address/ | 18:46 |
blendmaster1024 | Erik11111: yes but it's many times harder | 18:46 |
locki00 | new install is better | 18:46 |
microlith | or just username, and it prompts you | 18:46 |
Erik11111 | >< | 18:46 |
microlith | I recommend against using browsers for FTP access unless it's anonymous | 18:46 |
Erik11111 | im currently on the CD version of ubuntu... | 18:46 |
blendmaster1024 | and to repeat my question: i need to do a debmirror without gpg | 18:46 |
blendmaster1024 | and i am not sure how | 18:46 |
LjL | i recommend against using non-anonymous FTP in the first place. | 18:46 |
locki00 | u should re-install and format ur partition(s), Erik11111 | 18:47 |
microlith | of course, sftp/scp is better all around :) | 18:47 |
Erik11111 | reinstall windows? | 18:47 |
locki00 | no | 18:47 |
locki00 | u like both OS? | 18:47 |
LjL | !u | 18:47 |
ubottu | U is the 21st letter of the modern latin alphabet. Neither 'U' or 'Ur' are words in the English language. Nor are 'R', 'Y', 'l8', 'Ne1' or 'Bcuz'. Mangled English is hard for non-native English speakers. Please see http://geekosophical.net/random/abbreviations/ for more information. | 18:47 |
blendmaster1024 | LjL: nice | 18:48 |
Alan502 | any partition manager recommended? i installed my swap partition as primary but now i want to make it logical, what app can do this? | 18:48 |
Hexxeh | Hmm | 18:48 |
Hexxeh | Wifi is horribly slow and yet ethernet is perfectly fast | 18:48 |
Erik11111 | im tired of windows | 18:48 |
blendmaster1024 | Alan502: gparted is my favorite | 18:48 |
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Hexxeh | Any suggestions of what to try? :( | 18:48 |
buttons840 | microlith, firefox (linux) just sits with "connecting to 10.10.10.10..." in the status bar | 18:48 |
BluesKaj | Alan502, GParted | 18:48 |
Hillshum | Alan502, Gparted | 18:48 |
locki00 | erik, where r u from? | 18:48 |
Erik11111 | sweden | 18:48 |
locki00 | ok | 18:48 |
blendmaster1024 | locki00: do you need another !u ? | 18:49 |
buttons840 | microlith, i eventually get 245 failed to establish connection | 18:49 |
locki00 | pardon, i didnt understand u, blendmaster1024 | 18:49 |
blendmaster1024 | !u | 18:49 |
ubottu | U is the 21st letter of the modern latin alphabet. Neither 'U' or 'Ur' are words in the English language. Nor are 'R', 'Y', 'l8', 'Ne1' or 'Bcuz'. Mangled English is hard for non-native English speakers. Please see http://geekosophical.net/random/abbreviations/ for more information. | 18:49 |
locki00 | i am no native speaker | 18:49 |
Alan502 | blendmaster1024, BluesKaj Hillshum thanks :D althought i have already had problems with gparted, doing what i do not intend, they all recommend it. I think i will take the risk; thanks | 18:49 |
buttons840 | microlith, so again, i'm left wondering why terminal ftp client/protocol works, but none of my graphical utilities work | 18:49 |
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LjL | locki00: the second person pronoun is "you", not "u". we'd prefer if you used that. | 18:50 |
blendmaster1024 | locki00: instead of saying "u" say "you", and instead of saying "r" say "are" | 18:50 |
locki00 | ok, no problem | 18:50 |
buttons840 | microlith, what is "active" vs "passive" when it comes to ftp? | 18:50 |
BluesKaj | Alan502, download and burn the gparted live cd , then you can use it separately from the the OS which gives more options | 18:51 |
Guest75841 | I am using a usb drive with crunchbang working great on it. How do I make it persistent? | 18:51 |
Lint01 | buttons840: active means server connect you, passive vice versa | 18:51 |
arand | Erik11111: in the "review screen" of the ubuntu installer, specify to put the boot loader (mbr) on the ubuntu partition rather than the whole disk mbr, then use easybcd or similar tools to edit the windows bootloader to boot grub? | 18:51 |
buttons840 | Lint01, thanks | 18:51 |
Alan502 | BluesKaj, i will try it, thanks :) appreciated | 18:51 |
BluesKaj | np | 18:52 |
blendmaster1024 | arand: way to much tech for this guy | 18:52 |
kikokos | hi, I've got Nokia 6730 do you know any idea, how to connect it to ubuntu? (for using as modem) ? | 18:52 |
kaspar | hi folks, is there some event I can listen on as soon ubuntu (karmic) connects to a wireless network. I could check every n seconds with a cron, but that doesnt seem right. | 18:53 |
blendmaster1024 | kikokos: no, i suggest you google it. it's pretty unlikely that you'll get someone who knows how in here. | 18:53 |
disappearedng | http://qdb.us/62061 | 18:54 |
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blendmaster1024 | disappearedng: LOL!!! | 18:54 |
Pici | disappearedng: Please stay on-topic, this is a support channel. | 18:54 |
RenatoSilva | is anybory able to tell __what benefit__ 2x-ram swaps give you? | 18:54 |
Bodsda | Hi, how can I repair grub(1) after winxp screws things up, from a Karmic livecd | 18:55 |
blendmaster1024 | RenatoSilva: your machine is likely never to kill programs because they're taking up too much ram | 18:56 |
blendmaster1024 | that's *it* | 18:56 |
blendmaster1024 | the machine is likely to slow to a crawl if programs exceed your ram anyway | 18:56 |
dajhorn | RenatoSilva: Some laptop suspend modes need swap to write-out memory. | 18:57 |
kaspar | H, no one got an idea. Alright. | 18:57 |
RenatoSilva | dajhorn: why would a ram dump take more than the ram size? | 18:57 |
kajhavaas | this the ubuntu channel right | 18:57 |
blood_diamond | dajhorn, is it related to hibernate also? | 18:57 |
jrib | RenatoSilva: you shouldn't need more swap then 1x ram unless you don't have much ram | 18:57 |
Bodsda | kajhavaas: yes, it is | 18:57 |
kajhavaas | ty | 18:58 |
kajhavaas | i have a ? about ubuntu 9.10 | 18:58 |
RenatoSilva | jrib: that's the reason of the question, if you google out there, you see "it's recommended", "it's better", but no one explains WHY | 18:58 |
jrib | RenatoSilva: that's outdated advice | 18:58 |
Bodsda | kajhavaas: ask away - if someone knows the answer, they will respond | 18:58 |
frode` | I do "iwconfig eth1 essid foo key bar" for my WEP network, but the settings don't seem to "take".. a moment later iwconfig says there's no ssid and "Encryption key: off" etc. Latest 9.10. | 18:58 |
jrib | RenatoSilva: the current recommendation is 1x ram so you can hibernate | 18:59 |
kajhavaas | i used the wubi and did a dual boot on my dell how do i see the windows side to access my files? | 18:59 |
RenatoSilva | jrib: I see no reason to have more than 1x ram if you have a reasonable ammoun of ram | 18:59 |
jrib | RenatoSilva: correct | 18:59 |
soreau | frode`: If you aren't going to use the network manager services ubuntu provides, you should disable them | 18:59 |
dajhorn | RenatoSilva: The Ubuntu wiki has the technical detail. Look for the document that describes why the suspend store must be a swap partition and not a swap file. | 18:59 |
frode` | soreau: I'll use whatever I can get, but I'm trying to do without X, just the console. | 19:00 |
kajhavaas | i used the wubi and did a dual boot on my dell how do i see the windows side to access my files? | 19:01 |
doleyb | Hi, after getting karmic I can't change cpu speed anymore. It used to change automatically, now I can't set the max speed to higher than min. http://paste.ubuntu.com/326302 | 19:01 |
soreau | frode`: Try killing NetworkManager if it is running | 19:01 |
soreau | frode`: And nm-system-settings | 19:01 |
seige36 | BluesKaj, hey im back | 19:01 |
Bodsda | kajhavaas: look in you places menu. It would have probably made an entry for your win files. Or you will have to mount the partition | 19:02 |
RenatoSilva | dajhorn: I'm sorry, I didn't ask ANYTHING about hibernation with file vs. partition | 19:02 |
toza | Hi guys, my gnome power icon no longer shows for some reason. (karmic) | 19:02 |
RenatoSilva | jrib: http://superuser.com/questions/16280/swap-partition-size-for-4gb-ram | 19:02 |
toza | nvm | 19:03 |
jrib | RenatoSilva: *outdated* advice | 19:03 |
jrib | !swap | RenatoSilva | 19:03 |
ubottu | RenatoSilva: swap is used to move unused programs and data out of main memory to make your system faster. It can also be used as extra memory if you don't have enough. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq for more info | 19:03 |
kajhavaas | well in places it gives me the standard placesIE: bin/var/usr etc | 19:03 |
BluesKaj | seige36, welcome back | 19:03 |
RenatoSilva | jrib: "In fact I recommend 2 * RAM + 1 MB so that there is absolutely room to swap out 2 entire copies of memory. This avoids the "shell game" scenario which can have negative performance repercussions. What this will do for you is guarantee a level of resiliency should you encounter an extraordinary event with your system." | 19:03 |
kajhavaas | diskmounter wont show it i tried using gparted to get it to pop up no go | 19:03 |
jrib | RenatoSilva: why are you quoting that to me? | 19:04 |
puremichael | who recommends 2x ram as swap ?? | 19:04 |
frode` | soreau: killing NetworkManager did the trick. Thanks! | 19:04 |
dajhorn | RenatoSilva: You're asking open-ended questions about swap, and you got the reason why-it-is-that-way in Ubuntu. Trust ubuntu.com before you link out into nowhere. | 19:04 |
frode` | soreau: (I had no idea it was running.. sigh.) | 19:04 |
_g-new-sense_1 | hi | 19:04 |
bcj | puremichael: Depends what you use the machine for and how much RAM you have. | 19:04 |
Bodsda | kajhavaas: no, in the menu. For example I get - Computer, 40GB filesystem, 80GB filesystem, 100GB filesystem | 19:04 |
RenatoSilva | jrib: I had seen that page, there's no eplanation there, just formulas based on ram and hd sizes | 19:04 |
dlm | What languages we needed to known for became a MOTU | 19:04 |
bcj | puremichael: Do you hibernate? How much RAM do you have? Do you do video editing? | 19:05 |
Bodsda | puremichael: I have always gone with swap = 1.5 * RAM | 19:05 |
soreau | frode`: Cool :) | 19:05 |
_g-new-sense_1 | im need help with the volume control of ubuntu 9.10. I want to install the volume control of ubuntu 9.04. | 19:05 |
puremichael | bcj; exactly... with 512mb ram i would recommend 2gb swap... i've got no swap | 19:05 |
jrib | RenatoSilva: ask the person who gave you that advice to justify it. I am telling you that with the amount of ram on modern systems there isn't need for that much swap. You should never even hit swap. You should have 1x ram swap just because you need it to hibernate | 19:05 |
kajhavaas | ya all it gives me is my printer, file system and cd rom | 19:05 |
Bodsda | dlm: as in programming languages? none afaik | 19:05 |
buttons840 | microlith, thanks, i think my problem was port 20 not being open (apparently port 20 is data for ftp, and 21 is command) | 19:05 |
_g-new-sense_1 | im need help with the volume control of ubuntu 9.10. I want to install the volume control of ubuntu 9.04. pls | 19:06 |
dlm | Bodsa: yes programming languages | 19:06 |
puremichael | i'm just getting tired of these 2x ram recommendations.. :-( | 19:06 |
exodus_ms | !patience > _g-new-sense_1 | 19:06 |
ubottu | _g-new-sense_1, please see my private message | 19:06 |
Bodsda | puremichael: no one says you have to listen to them | 19:06 |
Bodsda | dlm: they are not a requirement. You can still do packaging work without programming knowledge | 19:06 |
bcj | HDD is cheap - making it too big isn't any penalty. | 19:06 |
dlm | ok | 19:07 |
fretegi_part_2 | nor having too many of em :) | 19:07 |
bcj | Does resizing a disk in gparted cause the data to be shuffled about? | 19:07 |
Bodsda | dlm: #ubuntu-motu for more info | 19:07 |
Bodsda | bcj: it can do, yes | 19:07 |
fretegi_part_2 | generally only ifu make a partition smaller tho | 19:08 |
dlm | Bodsda: thanks for the link | 19:08 |
bcj | Bodsda: So I will be able to clear a space at the start of my disk in order to add other partitions there? | 19:08 |
Bodsda | dlm: your welcome | 19:08 |
bcj | Bodsda: you're* | 19:08 |
bcj | :) | 19:08 |
fb95 | igþitþiþtþgt | 19:08 |
fb95 | gþtgt,þ, | 19:08 |
fb95 | gt | 19:08 |
fb95 | tg, | 19:08 |
fb95 | gt, | 19:08 |
FloodBot1 | fb95: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 19:08 |
fb95 | þt,þtg,t | 19:08 |
Bodsda | bcj: possibly. You will have to try it to find out | 19:08 |
bcj | Hmm, sounds risky to me - I'll try in a VM | 19:09 |
bcj | Cheers | 19:09 |
m0RrE | what channel is used for driver discussion? | 19:09 |
m0RrE | !rt2860 | 19:09 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about rt2860 | 19:09 |
m0RrE | !ralink | 19:09 |
ubottu | Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 19:09 |
RenatoSilva | jrib: and how does that answer the initial question? NO ONE is asking about what to do, what is the magic formula. I am asking if anyone KNOWS the TECHNICAL reason that would give base to the 2x advice. And I'm NOT reffering to just "if you have small RAM". That doesn't seem to explain anything to me either, because for small ram the 2x has no special meaning other than increasing the size to a good level. There's no special meaning in the 2x, at least | 19:10 |
fretegi_part_2 | heres how to think about it | 19:10 |
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fretegi_part_2 | the data is written rather randomly across the given partition, so if u resize a part smaller u dorisk wiping some secotrs that are in use with data | 19:11 |
dajhorn | _g-new-sense_1: I couldn't find it when I looked for it. Many of the old audio components are gone with the new PulseAudio system. | 19:11 |
* RenatoSilva wonders why people like to answer questions even when they don't know the answer | 19:11 | |
fretegi_part_2 | lol too true renato | 19:11 |
* Bodsda wonders why people are sarcasticly rude to those people trying to help | 19:11 | |
* BluesKaj decides to relax in the easy chair with the laptop | 19:11 | |
* fretegi_part_2 gets some popcorn to watch the show | 19:12 | |
jrib | RenatoSilva: I did answer your question. I told you to ask the person that gives the 2x advice. | 19:12 |
dajhorn | RenatoSilva: Why assume that the bad advice has a technical reason? 2x physical reminds me of something that would show up on a MCSE exam. | 19:12 |
RenatoSilva | jrib: ah selfish | 19:12 |
RenatoSilva | jrib: stop talking to me, I appreciate | 19:13 |
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brian_ | hello. is anyone here? | 19:13 |
m0RrE | no | 19:13 |
C-- | ^^ | 19:13 |
brian_ | hi | 19:13 |
fretegi_part_2 | yea here | 19:13 |
brian_ | i am in need of some help with ubuntu | 19:13 |
fretegi_part_2 | post ur problem | 19:13 |
nytek_ | brian_: what is the problem? | 19:13 |
brian_ | well, i am running gnome as the main desktop, and i just installed kde4 | 19:14 |
fretegi_part_2 | why lol | 19:14 |
brian_ | and after doing so, i switched to see if gnome was running properly still, only to find that the fonts in firefox now look disdusting and there's no way to change them | 19:14 |
jrib | RenatoSilva: unfortunately, I am unable to mind read other people. It's like asking me to explain why someone told you the moon was made out of cheese | 19:14 |
Bodsda | jrib: your comparing mind reading (impossible) to moon cheese (far more likely) ... interesting :) | 19:15 |
fretegi_part_2 | jrib rofl | 19:15 |
Lord-Readman | hello | 19:15 |
platius | Sometimes when I log into 9.10 there are no icons on the panels. Is the some terminal command that will install the icons without rebotting? | 19:15 |
nytek_ | brian_: have you checked what your fonts are set to? | 19:15 |
brian_ | even when i use the option to change the font. it doesn't change it at all | 19:15 |
brian_ | it stays the same | 19:15 |
Bodsda | platius: try killall gnome-panel | 19:16 |
RenatoSilva | jrib: oh, let me /ignore you, just a moment :) | 19:16 |
brian_ | it's the same fonts from konqueror | 19:16 |
platius | Bodsda; ty | 19:16 |
brian_ | so i completely removed every vestige of kde4 but the terrible fonts persist | 19:16 |
kajhavaas | ok found those files i guess using wubi for 9.10 mashes it all together in the mount point | 19:16 |
nytek_ | brian_: try recompiling font cache by running "fc-cache -f -v" as root | 19:16 |
chaitu | brian_: I had similar issue. looks like its a issue with msfonts | 19:17 |
chaitu | brian_: http://embraceubuntu.com/2005/09/09/installing-microsoft-fonts/ might help | 19:17 |
solj | is anyone aware of an rsync mirror for canonical's partner repository at archive.canonical.com/ubuntu ? | 19:17 |
MusicGenius | hi noobs | 19:17 |
chaitu | brian_: opera looks much better. Gotta admit that link I gave you didnt help me. | 19:17 |
platius | Bodsda; like a champ. I assume there is a bug reportrd. | 19:18 |
brian_ | it says that the recompiling worked but it didn't change anything.it succeeded in the temrinal, but firefox still looks terrible | 19:18 |
Bodsda | platius: dunno, but go find out :) | 19:18 |
Xpistos|work | Hey is there a problem with FFMPEG in Karmic? | 19:18 |
nytek_ | brian_: you might have to restart X | 19:18 |
platius | Bodsda; k | 19:18 |
norbert_ | 3o3 med+ our server | 19:18 |
chaitu | brian_: restart X | 19:18 |
MusicGenius | so yeah, does anyone want to make me a rhythmbox pet for puppy linux | 19:18 |
brian_ | so open the terminal and type in gdm? | 19:18 |
nytek_ | brian_: just hit ctrl alt backspace | 19:19 |
Bodsda | nytek_: hasnt worked for 3 release now? | 19:19 |
Bodsda | releases* | 19:19 |
mcurran | does anyone know a good tool I could use once I've ssh'ed to a server and I'm at the password prompt? Any good dictionary tools for root passwords | 19:19 |
brian_ | ctrl alt backspace does not restart gdm. let me just reboot | 19:19 |
nytek_ | Bodsda: i dont follow | 19:19 |
Bodsda | mcurran: no one is gonna tell you how to crack a password over ssh. not in this channel anyway | 19:20 |
mcurran | why not | 19:20 |
Bodsda | nytek_: ctrl+alt+backspace for restarting the xserver. wont work | 19:20 |
rosebj | mcurran, cause thats not how we roll | 19:20 |
MusicGenius | same reason they wont make me a rhythmbox pet for puppy linux | 19:20 |
nytek_ | Bodsda: is that something new in 9.04 and +? | 19:20 |
mcurran | well if anyone knows, please send me a pm | 19:20 |
Bodsda | nytek_: 8.10 + i think -- its upstream xorg change | 19:20 |
nytek_ | Bodsda: i see, thanks for the info. ill make a mental note :D | 19:21 |
arand | MusicGenius: this is #ubuntu... | 19:21 |
MusicGenius | ill tell you if you make me a rhythmbox pet for puppy linux | 19:21 |
fretegi_part_2 | anyone know of a driver for ati x1200 card on karmic? | 19:21 |
MusicGenius | yeah im aware, i challenge you to make me happy | 19:21 |
fretegi_part_2 | or however u spell it | 19:21 |
root_ | hi all, need help got stuck after trying to update to 9.10, system wont boot | 19:21 |
nytek_ | root_: what do you mean you got stuck? | 19:22 |
root_ | right now joining you guys from recovery mode | 19:22 |
brian_ | hi i need some help with ubuntu | 19:22 |
nytek_ | root_: X wont boot? | 19:22 |
chaitu | brian_: did it work? | 19:22 |
mcurran | I would but I don't know what a rhythmbox pet is - You mean like those itunes dogs or whatever | 19:22 |
brian_ | it did not | 19:22 |
root_ | nytek_: it completly updated and then asked to restart but is getting stuck at grub | 19:22 |
Marchingknight11 | can anyone help me get my sound working in jaunty | 19:22 |
chaitu | brian_: did you try installing msfonts? | 19:23 |
MusicGenius | pets are like deb's in puppy linux | 19:23 |
brian_ | i already have them installed | 19:23 |
MusicGenius | its an installer file | 19:23 |
root_ | nytek_: no i mean i get stuck even before trying to boot | 19:23 |
mcurran | no, we're not talking about ubuntu anymore - I'm taking over this channel | 19:23 |
MusicGenius | or package or whatever | 19:23 |
blendmaster1024 | LOL!!!!!!! | 19:23 |
Bodsda | MusicGenius: why are you asking in here? tried a puppylinux channel? | 19:23 |
blendmaster1024 | mcurran: that's great :) | 19:23 |
Marchingknight11 | can anyone help me get my sound working in jaunty | 19:23 |
nytek_ | root_: but you did have a working system before the update correct? | 19:23 |
root_ | Bodsda: is this not ubuntu support channel | 19:23 |
blendmaster1024 | escpecially for the first this i see when i join the channel | 19:23 |
chaitu | brian_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=22232&highlight=gtk2-engines-gtk-qt old link but give it a shot | 19:24 |
Bodsda | root_: yes it is | 19:24 |
djdb4night | hallo | 19:24 |
blendmaster1024 | L*O*L!!!!! | 19:24 |
root_ | nytek_: yes i had fully functional updated system with 9.04 | 19:24 |
Bodsda | blendmaster1024: please stop that | 19:24 |
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brian_ | i read through that one already. i will try again though | 19:24 |
thanasys | Marchingknight11: you need to install PulseAudio | 19:24 |
brian_ | thank you though | 19:24 |
blendmaster1024 | anyone know debmirror? | 19:24 |
brian_ | brb | 19:24 |
Marchingknight11 | thanasys is that just an apt-get | 19:24 |
nytek_ | root_: and the update succeeded? | 19:24 |
C-- | wow, 1560 users... | 19:25 |
dtownhero | ubuntu is popular | 19:25 |
Marchingknight11 | thanasys: its already installed | 19:25 |
noren | nytek_: now i got two option in my grub with the latest kernel .32 or somwthing and the later version .28 something | 19:25 |
Jack21 | hi | 19:25 |
MusicGenius | yeah they said to come troll here | 19:25 |
thanasys | Marchingknight11: I think mainly the package padevchooser | 19:25 |
nytek_ | noren: have you tried booting into both | 19:26 |
Jack21 | ubuntu 9.10 TALK TO ME | 19:26 |
MusicGenius | not sure what that means, but maybe ill get the answer | 19:26 |
nytek_ | noren: ? | 19:26 |
thanasys | Marchingknight11: is this installed? | 19:26 |
noren | nytek_: yes the update sucessfully completed and asked to restart | 19:26 |
blendmaster1024 | i'm about to do it in a script, and i run it multiple times, one for each distro, so that i can select different components for each. however, i'm slightly worried it's going to clobber the stuff that each previous download has created. does anybody know if it will? | 19:26 |
Marchingknight11 | thanasys: no im installing it now | 19:26 |
MusicGenius | jack21 ok, blah blah blah | 19:26 |
Jack21 | anyone use a netbook or laptop with ubuntu 9.10 and 3g? | 19:26 |
noren | nytek_: yes if i try the later version i am able to boot into x but no mouse or networking is also not working there | 19:26 |
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thanasys | Marchingknight11: I think it is installed under Applications->System Tools->PulseAudi chooser or something like that | 19:27 |
noren | right now i am accessing net through the earlier version and recovery console with n/w support | 19:27 |
MusicGenius | man you guys are boring | 19:27 |
Jack21 | MusicGenius , its a quote from fonejacker ;) hehe | 19:27 |
Jack21 | terry tibbs | 19:27 |
MusicGenius | jajajaja | 19:27 |
thanasys | Marchingknight11: run it and tell me... | 19:27 |
doleyb | Hi, after getting karmic I can't change cpu speed anymore. It used to change automatically, now I can't set the max speed to higher than min. http://paste.ubuntu.com/326302 | 19:27 |
FiremanEd | MusicGenius: stop please | 19:27 |
MusicGenius | why does ubuntu not have menu.lst? | 19:27 |
nytek_ | noren: can you start networking via terminal with ifconfig and dhclient? you might just need to do another update and see if it fixes the problem | 19:27 |
MusicGenius | how am i supposed to fix my boot order | 19:28 |
Marchingknight11 | thanasys: i just installed it through a terminal was that wrong? | 19:28 |
Jack21 | so does no one use 3g with ubuntu here? | 19:28 |
noren | can someone please tell me whats the console command for update distro | 19:28 |
MusicGenius | should i just wave my magical boot wand and hope for the best? | 19:28 |
* blendmaster1024 fires debmirror and hopes that the manpage was riht | 19:28 | |
nytek_ | noren: apt-get update | 19:28 |
Xpistos|work | Anybody got any ideas on FFMPEG or Why my video codecs got hsoed | 19:29 |
thanasys | Marchingknight11: I just don't know if you can run it without X | 19:29 |
noren | nytek_: not this one the one which upgrade the distro >> something called upgrade-distro or something | 19:29 |
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thanasys | noren: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 19:30 |
Jack21 | my built in 3g doesn't work properly on my netbook with ubuntu 9.10 ... i found a temporary fix but maybe it can be achieved with a script ? basicall | 19:30 |
Jack21 | basically | 19:30 |
Jack21 | when i start up the netbook | 19:30 |
MusicGenius | jack21 is that teh wireless? | 19:30 |
noren | ah thanks lemme try that and come back again | 19:30 |
Jack21 | the 3g module isn't detected | 19:30 |
Marchingknight11 | thanasys: im still not having luck but i have to go thanks anyway | 19:30 |
nytek_ | noren: try apt-get upgrade | 19:30 |
Jack21 | but when i close the lid | 19:30 |
Jack21 | and let it hibernate | 19:30 |
Jack21 | after i open the lid again , the 3g module is detected | 19:30 |
Jack21 | so in short ,, after i hibernate (close lid) and open the lid again , the 3g module is detected and it connects | 19:31 |
buttons840 | i'm still having trouble getting into my ftp server using firefox, internet explore, or windows explore. i can get into the ftp using ftp client from ubuntu terminal, and from windows cmd prompt, but not using any graphical utilities | 19:31 |
Jack21 | can i make a script that simulates what happens during hibernation | 19:31 |
Jack21 | to the 3g module | 19:31 |
Xpistos|work | Anybody know why VLC won't play my avi files now in Karmic or why I can't install FFMPEG? | 19:32 |
thanasys | buttons840: pm me | 19:32 |
Jack21 | i am not sure if it hibernates or suspends ... but the one i mean when i close the lid | 19:32 |
Jack21 | anyone know what happens when u close ur laptop lid ? does it suspend or hibernate ? | 19:33 |
Theflexible222 | hey | 19:33 |
Jack21 | hi | 19:33 |
Besogon | Jack21: use modprobe driver. I don't know but may be it will help | 19:33 |
seige36 | BluesKaj, hey my sound works GREAT now thank you! | 19:33 |
arand | !grub2 | MusicGenius | 19:33 |
ubottu | MusicGenius: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager in Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 19:33 |
MusicGenius | so let me get this straight, you do the lime, then the shot, then lick the salt right? | 19:33 |
Jack21 | Besogon: shall i try it now ? | 19:33 |
arand | !ot | MusicGenius | 19:34 |
ubottu | MusicGenius: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 19:34 |
MusicGenius | so the off topic will indeed help me throw a party and give me recipes for mixed drinks? | 19:34 |
seige36 | BluesKaj, haha i take tat back | 19:34 |
Besogon | Jack21: You should know the name of driver you need | 19:34 |
BluesKaj | seige36, glad to hear that :) | 19:34 |
brian_ | alright. no solutions there on google either. | 19:35 |
bjorn | How can I set up a simple and efficient backup between my windows XP machine and ubuntu? | 19:35 |
arand | MusicGenius: that is irrelevant, this is not the place to talk about it. | 19:35 |
BluesKaj | seige36, what now? | 19:35 |
erUSUL | !backup | 19:36 |
ubottu | There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning | 19:36 |
Jack21 | Besogon: any tips for me ... i am not that familiar with the terminal , unless its for usual things , like installing | 19:36 |
seige36 | BluesKaj, wine doesnt have sound again.. i am playing music then wine doesnt have sound | 19:36 |
blooddiamond | my ubuntu machine (9.10) is using more power. top list gnome-do as the cpu hogger? should I remove it? | 19:36 |
seige36 | BluesKaj, it has sound till i play music | 19:36 |
Jack21 | Besogon: i mean to find the driver name | 19:36 |
duemme | if I want to set a different language aid from the default language how can I do it?? | 19:36 |
MusicGenius | but the offtopic is the place correct? | 19:36 |
brian_ | can anyone help me rid firefox of the konqueror fonts? they won't go away | 19:36 |
BluesKaj | what app in wine , seige36? | 19:37 |
seige36 | BluesKaj, diablo 2 | 19:37 |
Jack21 | I guess what happens after hibernation is that the driver gets reset , or restarted ,, so i am guessing on a normal boot it doesnt load properly | 19:37 |
arand | MusicGenius: It _might_ be. | 19:37 |
nabalm | paidia akouw parasita tous hxous pws mporo na lyso? | 19:37 |
JarlG | I had Ubuntu 9.10 and Arch installed dualboot, now I have installed Windows 7 over Arch, but apparently Arch partition had Grub, and now I cant boot Ubuntu. Im on a ubuntu 9.04 live cd - how do I install grub and make it load before the windows bootloader, on /dev/sda1? | 19:37 |
BluesKaj | seige36, which is a game ? | 19:38 |
MusicGenius | is there a channel for getting the most out of your surround sound system? | 19:38 |
seige36 | BluesKaj, actually.. i got it when i pause amarok the sound is muted on d2 and yes it is a game | 19:38 |
dassouki | is anyone aware of anti theft ubuntu software ? | 19:38 |
neo_ | I'm having flash problems www.justin.tv | 19:39 |
neo_ | I need help from the oracle | 19:39 |
blooddiamond | anyone knows what the gnome-do service does? | 19:39 |
neo_ | flash video stream keeps stopping | 19:39 |
neo_ | and going | 19:39 |
dassouki | neo_: which flash driver do you have innstall | 19:39 |
neo_ | ubuntu restricted after i installed karmic | 19:40 |
dassouki | blooddiamond: i think it's a time log activity, you can log on how much time your jobs take | 19:40 |
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dassouki | neo_: try the adobe | 19:40 |
morpheus | there can only be one!! | 19:40 |
neo_ | Can u walk me through it so i do it exactly the right way | 19:40 |
inSanity_ | hi ppl | 19:40 |
neo_ | i duno hwo many times ive unsintsalled and installeld | 19:40 |
neo_ | At one point ubuntu didnt even start i was at a command prompt and i had to reinstall | 19:41 |
newnickgoeshere | When I boot up Ubuntu, is it normal for it to show a Text-Based login screen for 10 seconds before actually booting Ubuntu? | 19:41 |
blooddiamond | dassouki, but it hogs my CPU? Is it safe to remove from startup? | 19:41 |
arand | JarlG: first mount your ubuntu partition (on e.g. /media/tmp), then run " sudo grub2-install --root-directory=/media/tmp/ /dev/sd# " (replace # for appropriate disk). | 19:41 |
JarlG | arand, will do! | 19:42 |
norbert_ | 3o3 med+ our server | 19:42 |
dassouki | blooddiamond: i have it uninstalled | 19:42 |
newnickgoeshere | When I boot up Ubuntu, is it normal for it to show a Text-Based login screen for 10 seconds before actually booting Ubuntu? | 19:42 |
dassouki | blooddiamond: just un-install it from the package manager | 19:42 |
dassouki | newnickgoeshere: were you screwing around with monitor / vga setups ? | 19:43 |
mgv1 | fu&&&& flash player doesnt works good on myspace | 19:43 |
inSanity_ | having a problem with a sata disk here, when using the installer. It shows 0 partitions, anybody a clue? ( I'm unable to partition too ) | 19:43 |
blooddiamond | dassouki, me too. now the machine seems to be normal. thanks. | 19:43 |
newnickgoeshere | Nope | 19:43 |
neo_ | dassouki: how do i install the adobe one | 19:43 |
Rojo_ | ya des frs ? | 19:43 |
morpheus | how do i play the game they talk about in the song Dota by basshunter? | 19:43 |
newnickgoeshere | dassouki, It shows it for like 5-10 seconds then automatically goes to the normal gui ubuntu login screen | 19:43 |
dassouki | !flash | new | 19:43 |
ubottu | new: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 19:43 |
dassouki | !flash | neo_ | 19:44 |
ubottu | neo_: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 19:44 |
mezy | Hey, where do I go to get drivers for my hardware to work with Ubuntu? | 19:44 |
dassouki | newnickgoeshere: weird, so it does text boot, then goes into X ? | 19:44 |
kisuke | can some one help me figure out why a 9.10 install likes to see my touchpad as failing yet the 9.10 liveCd and my old jaunty install worked just fine? | 19:44 |
arand | morpheus: run warcraft3 using wine. | 19:44 |
newnickgoeshere | dassouki, yes. | 19:44 |
dassouki | kisuke: my webcam and sound refused to work after installing 9.10, it took a few weeks to gett'er going | 19:44 |
morpheus | arand: i actually did try that in ubuntu, karmic, but i keep getting the no cd error | 19:45 |
JarlG | arand> grub2-install not found.. :-/ | 19:45 |
newnickgoeshere | dassouki,It gives me no problems but i just don't like waiting an extra 10 seconds.. | 19:45 |
dassouki | newnickgoeshere: sorry, I can't help :( but i would check my X file, and perhaps post on some forums | 19:45 |
shadenzo | hello i have an old serial mouse that . when i install xubuntu the cursur remains stuck in the center of the screen. how can i get the mouse working? | 19:45 |
morpheus | and when i try to play games my graphics card freaks out | 19:45 |
newnickgoeshere | How do i do that?? | 19:45 |
morpheus | the whole computer slows down | 19:45 |
Besogon | Jack21: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G | 19:45 |
dassouki | newnickgoeshere: i think it's ubuntuforums.com .. or keep on asking here until someone answers | 19:45 |
morpheus | its an ati radeon 7k | 19:45 |
neo_ | dassouki: It says its already installed | 19:45 |
morpheus | 64mb | 19:45 |
newnickgoeshere | Lol ok . Thanks anyways | 19:45 |
dassouki | neo_: then enable it in firefox as part of the addons and disable the open source one | 19:46 |
noren | no guys it did not help ... apt-get update, upgrade, dist-upgrade | 19:46 |
kisuke | dassouki: how? my touchpad worked now it is spitting sync error like the touchpad is failing yet if i run from the live CD that is not an issue? | 19:46 |
noren | i ma still suck in recovery mode, ::( | 19:46 |
thanasys | noren: you need to add the repos first | 19:46 |
wojciechorama | Guys how to turn on Virtualbox with a terminal ? | 19:46 |
dassouki | kisuke: have you tried to google your model number with the problem | 19:46 |
lhx_ | test | 19:46 |
morpheus | is there a warcraft3 linux equivalent? | 19:46 |
lhx_ | test 2 | 19:46 |
phaer | morpheus: wc3 runs perfectly in wine | 19:46 |
erUSUL | morpheus: glest ? | 19:46 |
erUSUL | !games | 19:47 |
ubottu | Information about games on Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games and http://www.icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php | 19:47 |
neo_ | dassouki: ubuntu restricted installs the adobe flash player already.. I already have it its just doenst work right lol | 19:47 |
noren | thanasys: i have all the repos what it changed while updating | 19:47 |
dassouki | morpheus: what is warcraft3? you build crafts ? | 19:47 |
morpheus | youtube it | 19:47 |
dassouki | neo_: well cause the default one is the opensource one not the adobe one. | 19:47 |
noren | thanasys: i was using the system package update before it did everything automatically | 19:47 |
Besogon | morpheus: Can't you use WarCraft through wine? | 19:47 |
morpheus | it keeps giving me the nocd error | 19:47 |
phaer | Besogon: yes you can run it trough wine perfectly | 19:48 |
morpheus | it doesnt detect the cd in the tray | 19:48 |
phaer | morpheus: Then use the cd ;) | 19:48 |
neo_ | dassouki: can u find me the file i need then, what should i do uninstall what | 19:48 |
erUSUL | morpheus: look for a nocd binary patch | 19:48 |
MuSh | Raga, sto installando ubuntu server 9.10 e sto creando la partizione per /boot e volevo farla di 200mb | 19:48 |
morpheus | i do use the cd | 19:48 |
phaer | morpheus: Is the cd drive configured for wine? | 19:48 |
MuSh | ma lui me la crea di 8 mb | 19:48 |
kisuke | dassouki: what i am tring to figure out is why it _spontainously_ quit so i can fix it, becides i looking up the pulse audio thing ATM and if i do those two at once... | 19:48 |
Besogon | morpheus: Buy legal copy of CD | 19:48 |
morpheus | phaer i dont know how to do that | 19:48 |
ElorTegle | Has anyone been able to successfully install the ATI driver for X1400 Mobile ? | 19:48 |
erUSUL | !it | MuSh | 19:48 |
ubottu | MuSh: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 19:48 |
morpheus | it is a legal copy | 19:48 |
noren | i am unable to use the kernel 28.26.32 it gets stuck | 19:48 |
thanasys | noren: did you follow a guide to update? | 19:49 |
MuSh | sorry | 19:49 |
morpheus | plus when i try to play games like nexuiz my computer goes realllllly slow, like the cursor moves really slow and the rephresh rate drops | 19:49 |
wojciechorama | How to turn on Virtualbox ? | 19:49 |
noren | what guide, i just following the instruction it gave me starting from the package update it was there on my system notification | 19:50 |
phaer | morpheus: I don't no either, i have not used wine for some years. Then use a no cd crack/binary patch as erUSUL recommended or find out how to use your cd drive with wine ;) | 19:50 |
Besogon | morpheus: Did you install a graphics driver? | 19:50 |
noren | thanasys: i dont know it theres a specific guide about it | 19:50 |
wojciechorama | #ubuntu.pl | 19:50 |
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morpheus | besogon no, i figured it would show up in proprietary drivers, but it didnt | 19:50 |
neo_ | Hey | 19:50 |
thanasys | noren: can I login to this pc from here? | 19:51 |
neo_ | I think i foun da fix dassouki | 19:51 |
neo_ | dassouki, I uninstalled Totem from ubuntu software center | 19:51 |
neo_ | now it hasn't stopped yet!!!!!!1 | 19:51 |
Besogon | morpheus: Do you have ATI, intel or nvidia card? | 19:51 |
noren | how wud u do that i dont knw how to do it | 19:51 |
dassouki | neo_: totem ? | 19:51 |
Azanoth | Hi everyone: What is indicated about a file when it is shown in ls with a trailing tilde? | 19:52 |
morpheus | besogon ati radeon 7k 64mb | 19:52 |
armence | Hey all, so I am french but use a QWERTY keyboard so I have a little problem when it comes to typing é and other similar letters not on the keyboard. Under windows, I could type things such as Alt+123 or something like that. Is there an equivalent for ubuntu ? | 19:52 |
thanasys | noren: don't worry about it...can you pm me your source repositories? | 19:52 |
llutz | Azanoth: usually a backup-file from some editors | 19:52 |
cow1 | How do I get root privileges in the terminal? | 19:52 |
llutz | cow1: sudo -i | 19:52 |
thanasys | noren: it is under /etc/apt/ | 19:53 |
erUSUL | cow1: with sudo | 19:53 |
Azanoth | llutz: Thank you. I was seeing it with sqlite script files and .java files | 19:53 |
sebsebseb | hej | 19:53 |
thanasys | noren: the file source.list | 19:53 |
sebsebseb | hi | 19:53 |
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noren | thanasys: i know but i can only use one terminal write now i m in recovery mode i have to quit and get back then | 19:53 |
OldFarter | Anyone know about linux support for the new HP Photosmart AIO printers? | 19:53 |
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Besogon | morpheus: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 19:54 |
jackwilsdon | i need an app for edubuntu that can manage them, so teachers can use them | 19:54 |
matlabor | How can I set my clock back two weeks in Ubuntu 9.10? | 19:54 |
ElorTegle | Has anyone been able to successfully install the ATI driver for X1400 Mobile ? :O | 19:54 |
jackwilsdon | hello | 19:54 |
noren | thanasys: u there | 19:54 |
jackwilsdon | 19:54 | |
jackwilsdon | is there anyone here who knows of an application that can manage a room of linux computers, when the client is installed on them? By Manage i mean file management, control over mouse/keyboard, block internet etc?? | 19:54 |
neo_ | dassouki, : I uninstalled whatever came up when I searched totem it had mozilla plugins | 19:54 |
FloodBot1 | jackwilsdon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 19:55 |
neo_ | i think it probably conflicts witht adobe | 19:55 |
Lint01 | armence: <compose> key + ' + e = é | 19:55 |
armence | Lint01: What's the <compose> key ? | 19:55 |
thanasys | noren: wait 1 sec | 19:55 |
lianimator | Is there a piece of software to edit/make timed wallpapers in Ubuntu 9.10? | 19:55 |
jackwilsdon | 19:55 | |
jackwilsdon | is there anyone here who knows of an application that can manage a room of linux computers, when the client is installed on them? By Manage i mean file management, control over mouse/keyboard, block internet etc?? | 19:55 |
cow1 | How do I view user groups created in terminal? | 19:55 |
FloodBot1 | jackwilsdon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 19:55 |
dassouki | neo_: i'll be back in a bit | 19:55 |
matlabor | I thought you would just right click on the clock to set the date, but I don't see any option there how to set the date, but only an option how to display your time (i.e. civilian time, military time, etc.) | 19:55 |
jackwilsdon | is there anyone here who knows of an application that can manage a room of linux computers, when the client is installed on them? By Manage i mean file management, control over mouse/keyboard, block internet etc?? | 19:55 |
morpheus | what kind of game is warcraft3? like theres fps and action and such... what category does it fall into? | 19:55 |
erUSUL | !repeat | jackwilsdon | 19:55 |
ubottu | jackwilsdon: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 19:55 |
thanasys | noren do you have screen installed? | 19:55 |
Lint01 | armence: you can choose it somewhere in keyboard properties, any key | 19:55 |
erUSUL | morpheus: rts | 19:55 |
OldFarter | jackwilsdon, are you retarded? | 19:56 |
noren | thanasys: what screen ?? | 19:56 |
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thanasys | type screen in the terminal | 19:56 |
erUSUL | noren: no need to be ofensive | 19:56 |
morpheus | erusul what does rts stand for? | 19:56 |
neo_ | I'm looking for trinity anyone seen that hoe | 19:56 |
CShadowRun | jackwilsdon: samba for files, vnc for control over mouse and keyboard, ssh + iptables for blocking internet. | 19:56 |
noren | erUSUL: was i bein offensive ??? | 19:56 |
mister_roboto | top | 19:56 |
erUSUL | morpheus: real time strategy | 19:56 |
cow1 | How do I view User Groups (Accounts) in terminal? | 19:56 |
thanasys | noren: it will give you a new prompt then press "ctrl+a c" | 19:56 |
neoTheCat | why does /var/run/network disappears and is not created again when i reboot (9.10)? thanks. | 19:56 |
jackwilsdon | i need 1 application | 19:57 |
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CShadowRun | jackwilsdon: there probably isn't one, they are separate things. | 19:57 |
lhx_ | can someone send me a message with my nick at the beginning? trying to test highlighting | 19:57 |
erUSUL | 1hi | lhx | 19:57 |
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erUSUL | !hi | lhx | 19:57 |
thanasys | noren: then press "ctrl+a a" to switch between them | 19:57 |
ubottu | lhx: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines. Enjoy your stay! | 19:57 |
noren | thanasys: no then i dont have screens, lemme se if i can install one now | 19:57 |
coachz | Can you guys tell me a bit about why to use VMs ? I have Unbuntu host and typically just install MySQL, PHP, Apache on it for development. It's just me doing development and I have a test server on another box for users to test the app. Some say I should have a VM with the MySQL, PHP, Apache but I'm not sure that buys my anything. | 19:57 |
lhx_ | erUSUL: thank you | 19:58 |
ian__ | How do I report an incompatibility issue with a program I downloaded with the ubuntu software center? | 19:58 |
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thanasys | noren: it going to help a lot | 19:58 |
CShadowRun | coachz: it buys you nothing for development, in a deployment situation it buys you security because of the isolation | 19:58 |
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coachz | ahh, i'm just doing devel | 19:58 |
erUSUL | coachz: if you have another box you do not need the vm; unless you want to avoid the overhead and cost of the second machine | 19:59 |
cow1 | e.g. I created a group using the "groupadd" command.. how do I view all the groups i created? | 19:59 |
CShadowRun | coachz: yea, no benefit at all for dev | 19:59 |
coachz | i use my box for dev | 19:59 |
CShadowRun | one big headache for no real reason :P | 19:59 |
coachz | and put everything on it | 19:59 |
coachz | but it's just me | 19:59 |
coachz | thanks | 20:00 |
neo_ | dassouki, : false alarm it crashed after a while to black again lol | 20:00 |
Besogon | morpheus: what warcraft cd have you got? (Some Antology don't you?) | 20:00 |
noren | thanasys: yes i got the screen thing working lemme get the source.list | 20:00 |
coachz | right now i'm installing XP VM just os I can have IE7 and then clone it so I can have IE8 just for testing, I only use firefox normally. I don't guess there's an easier way to test for IE7 and IE8 is there ? | 20:01 |
benwa__ | Hi, i erased grub 2 of my 9.10 with grub 0.97 when i installed an other linux distrib. how can i fix it? | 20:01 |
kisuke | what is the diffrence beteween > and >> in a terminal? | 20:02 |
thanasys | noren: good 1 mate ;-) | 20:02 |
morpheus | besogon idk what version it is, its the reign of chaos warcraft 3 cd | 20:02 |
trism | kisuke: >> appends, > overwrites | 20:02 |
scott__ | i cant seem to install 64bit 9.10 :( it keeps giving me disk I/O errors during load of the installer | 20:02 |
scott__ | didnt even get to the partition editor portion yet | 20:02 |
kisuke | trism: thanks | 20:02 |
coachz | how do you guys test for IE7 and 8? | 20:02 |
kisuke | scott__: check the disk | 20:03 |
coachz | do you have to install 2 vms of xp ? | 20:03 |
scott__ | integrity check on same pc takes forever and doesnt ever end, yet checking the integrity on another pc finishes without error | 20:03 |
scott__ | so im not sure what to do | 20:03 |
romeus | hello | 20:03 |
noren | thanasys: http://pastebin.com/f68319fad << my source list as of now | 20:04 |
kisuke | scott__: sounds like a problem with the drive | 20:04 |
lhx_ | test | 20:04 |
scott__ | i even tried safe graphics mode, and still no luck | 20:04 |
scott__ | kisuke: i havent had an issue in the past | 20:04 |
kisuke | scott__: can you pastebin the error? | 20:04 |
romeus | FIrefox java plugin isn't working, I get the following error "LoadPlugin: failed to initialize shared library /opt/java/32/jre1.6.0_17/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so [/opt/java/32/jre1.6.0_17/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so: cannot open shared object file: Permission denied] | 20:04 |
romeus | " | 20:04 |
scott__ | kisuke: i can try from a usb drive | 20:04 |
kisuke | scott__: ok let me know | 20:04 |
scott__ | kisuke: nah i cant, no way to copy/ paste it | 20:05 |
scott__ | it was I/O error on sr0 | 20:05 |
scott__ | the device name was odd | 20:05 |
neo_ | I have Karmic 64 Bit. I'm having Problems with Flash suddenly stopping to black screen. and Also Stop and go afte ra while in Flash........... WHAT DO I DOOOOOOO | 20:05 |
romeus | I'm running Firefox 3.5.5 on Ubuntu and the java plugin isn't working, I get the following error "LoadPlugin: failed to initialize shared library /opt/java/32/jre1.6.0_17/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so [/opt/java/32/jre1.6.0_17/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so: cannot open shared object file: Permission denied]" Any idea on how to fix this? | 20:05 |
scott__ | im guessing it was a tmp ramdisk | 20:05 |
kisuke | scott__: read the disk in liveUSB and post dmesg | 20:05 |
kisuke | scott__: that should work | 20:05 |
SaphirusTux | i need help with ubuntu 9.10 thanks :) | 20:05 |
scott__ | liveUSB? | 20:06 |
lhx_ | SaphirusTux: what kind of help? | 20:06 |
noren | thanasys: did u get the sourcelist ?? | 20:06 |
romeus | <SaphirusTux> what do you need help with? | 20:06 |
blooddiamond | SaphirusTux, what is it? | 20:06 |
Besogon | morpheus: http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14129 | 20:06 |
cesca | hi! i have just recently installed 9.10 and I'm a noob. i can't seem to be able to run my built-in web camera. apparently i'm missing libmimic, but i can't find it in synaptic.. some one who can help me? | 20:06 |
scott__ | kisuke: its not that easy to get dmesg to pastebin from console, or when there is a lack of console | 20:07 |
thanasys | noren: sorry I just check...i will respond to pastebin | 20:07 |
ActionParsnip | cesca: if you run: lsusb you will get an 8 character hex identifier, you can websearch that | 20:07 |
thanasys | ok? | 20:07 |
duemme | if I wan't to open a full screen console how can I do that under X? | 20:07 |
scott__ | kisuke: and i cant even get to a prompt to run dmesg | 20:07 |
noren | thanasys: ok | 20:07 |
SaphirusTux | i'm trying to install the 9.10 but after i run the live cd it freez | 20:08 |
SaphirusTux | i tryed the 32 and 64 version | 20:08 |
SaphirusTux | nom i'm trying with noapic and i'm waiting it's very slow :( | 20:08 |
kisuke | scott__: use terminal from that applications menu, glad im not hte only one who uses a virtual tty device | 20:08 |
romeus | ever since I upgraded to Karmic, my firefox (3.5.5) java plugin stopped working. So, I manually installed the latest JRE (v6 update 17). The plugin is still not working, I'm getting the following error: LoadPlugin: failed to initialize shared library /opt/java/32/jre1.6.0_17/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so [/opt/java/32/jre1.6.0_17/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so: cannot open shared object file: Permission denied | 20:08 |
scott__ | kisuke: what applications menu? | 20:08 |
cesca | ActionParsnip, which one am i looking for? | 20:08 |
ActionParsnip | SaphirusTux: did you md5 test the ISO you used to make the CD | 20:08 |
kisuke | on gnome | 20:08 |
scott__ | kisuke: i already said, it wouldnt even go into liveCD | 20:08 |
kisuke | scott__: on gnome or can you not boot? | 20:09 |
ActionParsnip | cesca: something like: 0424:2228 | 20:09 |
scott__ | the I/O errors were during the load of the install | 20:09 |
SaphirusTux | yes the 2 cd are ok | 20:09 |
ActionParsnip | cesca: the code identifys the device | 20:09 |
kisuke | scott__: my bad i thought you were on liveUSB now ... | 20:09 |
noren | hi ActionParsnip :: need help here deperatly | 20:09 |
* kisuke feels like an idiot | 20:09 | |
ActionParsnip | SaphirusTux: then try some boot options | 20:09 |
scott__ | kisuke: no just installing from cd | 20:09 |
ElorTegle | Has anyone been able to successfully install the ATI driver for X1400 Mobile ? :O | 20:09 |
SaphirusTux | with 9.04 it was very cool i did not had any problem | 20:09 |
noren | ActionParsnip: got stuck after upgrading to 9.10 | 20:09 |
ActionParsnip | !bootoptions | SaphirusTux | 20:09 |
ubottu | SaphirusTux: For a list and explanation on some of the boot options, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions | 20:09 |
cesca | ActionParsnip, yeah, i know, but i have like ten of them.. | 20:09 |
scott__ | kisuke: you mentioned a bad drive, so i suggested trying a usb cd drive | 20:10 |
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ActionParsnip | cesca: one will be the webcam, read the desription to the left | 20:10 |
scott__ | but im not sure i can boot from a usb optical drive | 20:10 |
duemme | how can I open a full screen terminal? Like I was in textual mode? | 20:10 |
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MaT-dg | how can I check CRC in ubuntu? | 20:10 |
kisuke | scott__: do you have a ubuntu PC already? | 20:10 |
scott__ | kisuke: yeah but its 8.10 and gdm wont load | 20:11 |
SaphirusTux | yes i'm trying the noapic option now | 20:11 |
SaphirusTux | i seem to run | 20:11 |
scott__ | so i figured i could just install over it | 20:11 |
scott__ | :D | 20:11 |
ElorTegle | Can anyone see me ? | 20:11 |
lhx_ | ElorTegle: yes | 20:11 |
SaphirusTux | i hope that the installation will be ok | 20:11 |
ActionParsnip | ElorTegle: yes | 20:11 |
SaphirusTux | i have another question | 20:11 |
noren | how can force upgrade my kernel to the newest version | 20:11 |
ElorTegle | Ahh alright thanks | 20:11 |
kisuke | scott__: so nothing you can run unetbootin from... | 20:11 |
scott__ | kisuke: it was a buffer I/O error i was getting | 20:11 |
thanasys | noren: I post it | 20:11 |
SaphirusTux | the amd64 version is good it have all the packages or it's better to run the 32 version ? | 20:12 |
thanasys | noren: try running sudo dpkg --configure -a | 20:12 |
ActionParsnip | noren: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 20:12 |
kisuke | scott__: try cleaning the laser | 20:12 |
ZykoticK9 | duemme, what about using ctrl+alt+f1? (it's ctrl+alt+F7 or F9 to get back) | 20:12 |
noren | ActionParsnip: not working | 20:12 |
cesca | ActionParsnip, according to http://linux-uvc.berlios.de/ it should be working fine, though | 20:12 |
thanasys | noren: if you know that the system will come up after a reboot. reboot it | 20:12 |
noren | thanasys: what and where did u post | 20:12 |
kisuke | scott__: that is what sound like the problem | 20:12 |
scott__ | kisuke: maybe time to just install a new drive | 20:12 |
scott__ | optical... | 20:12 |
LjL | !info jacksum | MaT-dg | 20:12 |
ubottu | MaT-dg: jacksum (source: jacksum): computes checksums, CRCs and message digests. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.7.0-2 (karmic), package size 212 kB, installed size 304 kB | 20:12 |
ActionParsnip | noren: do you mean to get 2.6.31-15-generic ? | 20:12 |
lodder | where is the xorg.conf can't seem to find it | 20:12 |
thanasys | noren: http://pastebin.com/m7525ade9 | 20:13 |
noren | ActionParsnip: yes i am | 20:13 |
ActionParsnip | cesca: wel its not and thats what matters | 20:13 |
scott__ | kisuke: i havent tried using the usb optical drive yet, think i can boot from it? | 20:13 |
ActionParsnip | noren: no, do you want to get 2.6.31-15-generic ? | 20:13 |
kisuke | scott__: may be | 20:13 |
noren | ActionParsnip: i got stuck after successfull upgrade to 9.10 now it wont boot stuck at the screeen at grub | 20:13 |
MaT-dg | LjL: thx :) | 20:13 |
ZykoticK9 | lodder, it's in /etc/X11 BUT on 9.10 it' might not be there by default | 20:13 |
gui77 | does anyone know how i can force a specific program/process through a proxy? | 20:13 |
zenyatta | I accidentally deleted the logout menu (in the top left). The one where is it says logout, suspend etc.. How do I get it back?? | 20:14 |
ActionParsnip | noren: then use liveCD, chroot to the installed system and fix the packages | 20:14 |
noren | thanasys: can u tell me again what to do :( the screen went away... | 20:14 |
ActionParsnip | cesca: is your system fully updated? | 20:14 |
ActionParsnip | noren: then use liveCD, chroot to the installed system and fix the packages | 20:14 |
PupJester | hi | 20:14 |
cesca | ActionParsnip, yes, i think so | 20:14 |
noren | ActionParsnip: i have an old loptop no cdrom this time | 20:15 |
ActionParsnip | cesca: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 20:15 |
ActionParsnip | noren: then use usb | 20:15 |
thanasys | http://pastebin.com/m7525ade9 | 20:15 |
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noren | thanasys: what was the command u said with dpkg reconfigure ?? | 20:16 |
thanasys | sudo dpkg --configure -a | 20:16 |
jackwilsdon | 20:16 | |
jackwilsdon | is there anyone here who knows of an application that can manage a room of linux computers, when the client is installed on them? By Manage i mean file management, control over mouse/keyboard, block internet etc?? | 20:16 |
FloodBot1 | jackwilsdon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:16 |
jackwilsdon | is there anyone here who knows of an all in 1 application that can manage a room of linux computers, when the client is installed on them? By Manage i mean file management, control over mouse/keyboard, block internet etc?? | 20:16 |
thanasys | noren: and then do the upgrade once more after a reboot | 20:16 |
thanasys | noren: and then it should be ok | 20:17 |
ActionParsnip | !repeat | jackwilsdon | 20:17 |
ubottu | jackwilsdon: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 20:17 |
jackwilsdon | !repear | bob | 20:17 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about repear | 20:17 |
ActionParsnip | jackwilsdon: you can control them via ssh | 20:17 |
jackwilsdon | !repeat | dv_ | 20:17 |
ubottu | dv_: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 20:17 |
jackwilsdon | lol | 20:17 |
noren | thanasys: dpkg -configure -a does not work | 20:17 |
jackwilsdon | !kick | 20:17 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about kick | 20:17 |
lodder | ZykoticK9: well i'm using 9.10 and it isn't there | 20:17 |
jackwilsdon | !help | 20:17 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 20:17 |
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ZykoticK9 | lodder, nividia? | 20:18 |
guntbert | !botabuse | jackwilsdon | 20:18 |
ubottu | jackwilsdon: Please investigate with me only with "/msg ubottu Bot" or in #ubuntu-bots. Search for factoids with "/msg ubottu !search factoid". | 20:18 |
thesurfer | Hi! what is Identd? Why do Undernet ask for it? | 20:18 |
thanasys | noren dpkg --configure -a | 20:18 |
jackwilsdon | !botabuse | jackwilsdon | 20:18 |
ubottu | jackwilsdon, please see my private message | 20:18 |
lodder | ZykoticK9: no ati, when I install fglrx I get a black screen after the boot up screen. with radeon it's ok but can't seem to find my tv out | 20:18 |
ActionParsnip | jackwilsdon: you can block internet at the interconnection / router config to disallow traffic from the www to the particular client | 20:18 |
guntbert | jackwilsdon: please stop playing around | 20:18 |
jackwilsdon | but i need an ALL IN 1 App | 20:18 |
ZykoticK9 | lodder, sorry i don't know how to create it for ATI, only for nvidia -- good luck | 20:18 |
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cesca | ActionParsnip, i'm updated. i tried cheese now, and it seems to work, allthough not perfectly. it still doesn't work in my msn client nor in camorama. camorama: "cannot connect to video device" emesene: "missing libmimic" | 20:19 |
jackwilsdon | hello | 20:19 |
ActionParsnip | jackwilsdon: ssh is an all in one app, you can change the config on the system to not have a default gateway, thus preventing network access | 20:19 |
jackwilsdon | !botabuse | jackwilsdon | 20:19 |
ubottu | jackwilsdon, please see my private message | 20:19 |
ZykoticK9 | lodder, the radeon driver "might" no do TV out man :( | 20:19 |
lodder | Hi, I have a problem when i use fglrx I get a black screen when I boot; and when I use the radeon driver I don't know how to detect the tv out | 20:19 |
jackwilsdon | does anyone know of an application for linux to manage the network computers | 20:20 |
ActionParsnip | cesca: have you websearched the error message? | 20:20 |
noren | thanasys: dpkg --configure -a does not work in recovery mode i guess, it says nothing | 20:20 |
jackwilsdon | file management | 20:20 |
jackwilsdon | screen block | 20:20 |
jackwilsdon | etc | 20:20 |
cordor | I have keyboard problem with virtual box with ubuntu host, is that a bug? or i misconfig | 20:20 |
lodder | ZykoticK9: damn and I can't find a solution on fglrx on google and the forums | 20:20 |
thiebaude | jackwilsdon, i sure dont | 20:20 |
wildc4rd | evening all | 20:20 |
thanasys | noren did you reboot? | 20:20 |
jackwilsdon | oh ok | 20:20 |
jackwilsdon | i need 1 | 20:20 |
ActionParsnip | jackwilsdon: can you clarify "file management", it doesn't mean much | 20:20 |
jackwilsdon | i work @ a school | 20:20 |
jackwilsdon | head of ict | 20:20 |
noren | thanasys: do i have to use that after reboot ???? | 20:20 |
guntbert | jackwilsdon: you will not get any help by annoying other people here - so please stop acting | 20:20 |
jackwilsdon | by file managment i mean browse files, delete, rename etc | 20:21 |
ActionParsnip | jackwilsdon: again, ssh will aloow that | 20:21 |
ZykoticK9 | lodder, i know YEARS ago that i had to use a 3rd party app for TV-Out and ATI -- but I haven't used an ATI card in forever! | 20:21 |
jackwilsdon | but it needs to be teacher friendly | 20:21 |
jackwilsdon | can u make a gui for it? | 20:21 |
keiya_ | Hey, has anyone else had issues with firefox randomly closing using the x86_64 flash alpha/beta/.../omega/whatever release? | 20:21 |
thanasys | noren: mount -n -o remount,rw / | 20:21 |
thiebaude | jackwilsdon, a gui for what? | 20:21 |
thanasys | noren do this first | 20:21 |
coachz | what are some of the other docs besides cairo-dock ? | 20:21 |
ActionParsnip | jackwilsdon: you can use X forwarding via ssh to access the files in a file vbrowser | 20:21 |
jackwilsdon | the ssh commands | 20:22 |
jackwilsdon | but it nneds to bee all in 1 | 20:22 |
thiebaude | !ssh | 20:22 |
ubottu | SSH is the Secure SHell protocol, see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for client usage. PuTTY is an SSH client for Windows; see: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ for it's homepage. See also !scp (Secure CoPy) and !sshd (Secure SHell Daemon) | 20:22 |
ZykoticK9 | coachz, GnomeDo has a nice dock | 20:22 |
jackwilsdon | and teacher friendly | 20:22 |
jackwilsdon | not command line | 20:22 |
jackwilsdon | gui | 20:22 |
coachz | thanks | 20:22 |
jackwilsdon | is it possible to make a gui | 20:22 |
guntbert | !ops | jackwilsdon doesn't listen, troll? | 20:23 |
ubottu | jackwilsdon doesn't listen, troll?: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, Madpilot, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, Jack_Sparrow, nickrud, jpds, bazhang, jussi01, Flannel or ikonia! | 20:23 |
lodder | ZykoticK9: well i should use the radeonhd driver instead of radeon but don't know how to change it since i don't have an xorg.conf | 20:23 |
thiebaude | !troll | 20:23 |
ubottu | trolling / trollish behaviour is behaviour that is considered annoying by other channel users, this includes going offtopic, asking the same question time and again getting answered and not acknowledging the answer, and these are not the only ways behaviour can be considered trolling, please see /msg ubottu guidelines - if this applies to you, you may find yourself outside the channel | 20:23 |
ActionParsnip | jackwilsdon: yes, you ssh to the system then run the file browser, a gui will run | 20:23 |
jackwilsdon | on the seperate machine | 20:23 |
llutz | jackwilsdon: http://sourceforge.net/projects/italc/files/italc/ | 20:23 |
ZykoticK9 | lodder, as i said i have no idea about ATI - hopefully someone else will! Good luck. | 20:23 |
jackwilsdon | what does that do | 20:23 |
cesca | ActionParsnip, yes. there're some people having the same problem but i can't find a solution | 20:24 |
DJAshnar | How do I install Gnome? | 20:24 |
llutz | jackwilsdon: you can read? do it | 20:24 |
coachz | ZykoticK9, can i just get the dock or do i have to get a bunch of other stuff too | 20:24 |
ActionParsnip | jackwilsdon: you connect with: ssh -X user@host when you run the gui app it will be running on the remote system and the files accessed will be on the remote system, but the app will be displayed on the client | 20:24 |
jackwilsdon | the page is blank | 20:24 |
jackwilsdon | i need the app to display on the server | 20:24 |
lodder | Anybody else can help me with ati issues, I don't have a clue how to solve, can't find anything on google eather | 20:24 |
ActionParsnip | jackwilsdon: if you use openssh-server x forwarding is enabled by default | 20:24 |
thanasys | noren: everythink ok? | 20:25 |
tisuang | I've accidentally burned my DEVICE.MAP, but my computer is still on. How can I write another one? | 20:25 |
llutz | jackwilsdon: http://italc.sourceforge.net/ | 20:25 |
ZykoticK9 | coachz, GnomeDo shouldn't have too many dependencies (you'd have to get them all) -- ALSO you have to have Compiz enabled for it to work, so that is certainly a factor | 20:25 |
jackwilsdon | Problem Solved | 20:25 |
jackwilsdon | Thx | 20:25 |
jackwilsdon | iTALC | 20:25 |
ActionParsnip | jackwilsdon: if yuo want to manage files on all the systems from one central system, use the method I am describing | 20:25 |
jackwilsdon | awesome | 20:25 |
FloodBot1 | jackwilsdon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:25 |
coachz | how do i turn on compiz | 20:25 |
coachz | i have it installed | 20:25 |
ActionParsnip | coachz: compiz --replace | 20:25 |
jackwilsdon | iTALC does everything | 20:25 |
jackwilsdon | thx | 20:25 |
coachz | thanks | 20:25 |
LjL | jackwilsdon: please stop using Enter as punctuation | 20:25 |
jackwilsdon | what do u mean by please stop using Enter as punctuation | 20:26 |
DJAshnar | How do I fix the 1.9% battery error? | 20:26 |
LjL | jackwilsdon: i mean what i'm saying. Enter is used to end a complete sentence, not to separate words or groups of words | 20:26 |
ActionParsnip | coachz: it won't run unless youhave 3d support | 20:26 |
ZykoticK9 | jackwilsdon, ssh+x forwarding is not REALLY what you're looking for i imagine... i have no knowledge of a linux program for what you're looking for. | 20:26 |
LjL | jackwilsdon: using Enter the way you're doing floods the channel, as the bot repeatedly pointed out | 20:26 |
coachz | i had it running before | 20:26 |
thanasys | jackwilsdon: it mean that you write one word for each message and very quickly | 20:26 |
tisuang | I've accidentally burned my DEVICE.MAP, but my computer is still on. Can someone please tell me how can I write another one? | 20:27 |
slayton | /msg nickserv identify pontoise | 20:27 |
LjL | !identify | slayton | 20:27 |
ubottu | slayton: You can identify automatically by using your NickServ password as the server password in your IRC client. When identifying manually, do NOT send the command from a channel's tab, or a typo may give away your password. If that happened, type « /msg NickServ set password <new-password> » in the server tab as soon as possible. | 20:27 |
slayton | Woops! | 20:27 |
jinal | is ubuntu less command line focused than other linux distros ? | 20:28 |
coachz | is there any easier way to run IE7 or IE8 other than VMs ? | 20:28 |
sebsebseb | jinal: no | 20:28 |
javatexan | coachz: nope | 20:28 |
thiebaude | coachz, ie4linux | 20:28 |
niella | jina1: it is focused on a more user friendly experience, but that's about it | 20:28 |
sebsebseb | jinal: Mandriva is actsauly more graphical, and has wizards for loads of things | 20:28 |
coachz | ie4linux appears not mature for IE7 and no IE8 | 20:28 |
chippy | hi, how can i type special characters in ubuntu? looking for the ieou with the accents on (for irish) | 20:28 |
thiebaude | coachz, haven't used it in 8 months | 20:28 |
coachz | np | 20:29 |
LjL | chippy: that depends on your keyboard layout... | 20:29 |
ActionParsnip | coachz: ies4linux can, its pretty shakey | 20:29 |
chippy | generic 105 key, UK setup | 20:29 |
thanasys | !identify pebkac | 20:29 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about identify pebkac | 20:29 |
coachz | ok i'll stick with VMs for now | 20:29 |
coachz | thanks | 20:29 |
ActionParsnip | coachz: there are lots of open and proprietary browsers which run native on linux | 20:29 |
LjL | chippy: for the US layout, there is a "US International" version that has lots of accents. for the UK, i'm not sure | 20:29 |
thiebaude | ActionParsnip, yep,its awful | 20:30 |
coachz | but not IE7 or 8 | 20:30 |
benwa__ | i got an ubuntu on sda1 and a BT4 on sda7, where should i install grub2? | 20:30 |
coachz | which i need to test | 20:30 |
sebsebseb | benwa__: Don't install BT4 as a desktop OS, that's not what it is for | 20:30 |
ActionParsnip | coachz: you can use agent switchers to fool sites into thinking you are using IE | 20:30 |
ActionParsnip | coachz: oic, then VM is the only way | 20:30 |
coachz | i need the rendering engine | 20:30 |
coachz | k, thanks | 20:31 |
thiebaude | !wine | 20:31 |
ubottu | 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 | 20:31 |
sebsebseb | benwa__: it's the kind of distro that should really only be run from a Live CD usualley | 20:31 |
coachz | wine is buggy with ie | 20:31 |
benwa__ | sebsebseb, oh really? | 20:31 |
sebsebseb | coachz: I hope you only want it to test web pages | 20:31 |
sebsebseb | benwa__: yes | 20:31 |
coachz | yep, that's it | 20:31 |
coachz | i hate ie | 20:31 |
sebsebseb | coachz: good :) | 20:31 |
coachz | FF FTW | 20:32 |
ActionParsnip | ts not a bad browser, just runs bad on linux | 20:32 |
xig_ | how can i prevent grub-pc from being installed when i just update the linux-image-generic package? | 20:32 |
sebsebseb | benwa__: it's for security stuff and things like that | 20:32 |
duemme | Zycotick9, it works | 20:32 |
ActionParsnip | ff for the lose | 20:32 |
duemme | thanks | 20:32 |
thiebaude | because its not native | 20:32 |
* Xplayer is away: I'm busy | 20:32 | |
sebsebseb | benwa__: as far as I know since it's special you get root by default, which is a rather bad thing indeed for a desktop OS | 20:32 |
sebsebseb | benwa__: ,but as I already said it shoudn't be used as one | 20:33 |
LjL | !away > Xplayer (Xplayer, see the private message from ubottu) | 20:33 |
ActionParsnip | !away > Xplayer | 20:33 |
ubottu | Xplayer, please see my private message | 20:33 |
* Xplayer is back (gone 00:00:10) | 20:33 | |
Rick965 | yo | 20:33 |
sebsebseb | ActionParsnip: IE is a bad browser, however IE 8 has improved quite a bit from IE 6 when it comes to web standards support, or so they say | 20:33 |
flux_ | hey guys, I did a fresh install of ubuntu 9.10 But for some reason I have NO sound. Any ideas why? | 20:34 |
sebsebseb | flux_: Did sound work in 9.04? | 20:34 |
xig_ | i dont want karmic to touch my bootloader, but when updating the kernel image, apt-get wants to install grub-pc as well. how can i disable this? | 20:34 |
Besogon | xig_: sudo update-grub | 20:34 |
ActionParsnip | sebsebseb: 6 is appauling but 8 is quite secure | 20:34 |
flux_ | yes it did sebsebseb | 20:34 |
ActionParsnip | xig_: use the alternate ISO | 20:34 |
xig_ | Besogon: i dont have update-grub, since i dont have grub | 20:34 |
Tartaros | how do I disable an apparmor profile? | 20:34 |
kostkon | flux_, did you try to setup it in system → prefs → sound? | 20:34 |
k3rmitz | can someone help me understand how come it can be dangerous to set execute permissions on a data file(The file isn't a script or executable)??For example on named.conf | 20:34 |
sebsebseb | ActionParsnip: IE being secure I am not quite sure about that, anyway off topic now | 20:35 |
flux_ | sebsebseb yes but under hardware where i should find "ALSA" it is not there | 20:35 |
xig_ | ActionParsnip: this is not about booting a live system | 20:35 |
Aciid | k3rmitz: config files can contain references to executables | 20:35 |
ActionParsnip | sebsebseb: read this: http://home.comcast.net/~SupportCD/FirefoxMyths.html | 20:35 |
Rick965 | yo, can anyone help me out? I just updated a bunch of stuff from 9.04 and restarted and now gnome isnt starting | 20:35 |
flux_ | kostkon i tried that but i cant change the options | 20:35 |
Tartaros | k3rmitz: in general it's not secure to have permission for anything that's not needed | 20:35 |
kostkon | flux_, what do you mean? | 20:35 |
kisuke | what is the command to rename a file? | 20:35 |
flux_ | hardware/input/output has nothing listed | 20:36 |
flux_ | i cant add anything | 20:36 |
Tartaros | kisuke: mv | 20:36 |
kostkon | flux_, aha. do a: aplay -l | 20:36 |
kostkon | flux_, in a terminal | 20:36 |
flux_ | ok | 20:36 |
k3rmitz | Aciid, ok but there would be references even without it too - read permission is set | 20:36 |
blooddiamond | kisuke, mv oldname newname | 20:36 |
kisuke | Tartaros: thanks | 20:36 |
sebsebseb | ActionParsnip: oh I have read something like that before. also you could argue about this, but really when it comes to a web browser the most important thing is that it has very good web standards support. | 20:36 |
flux_ | kostkon now what? | 20:36 |
flux_ | aplay -l | 20:37 |
flux_ | **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices **** | 20:37 |
flux_ | card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: ALC268 Analog [ALC268 Analog] | 20:37 |
flux_ | Subdevices: 1/1 | 20:37 |
flux_ | Subdevice #0: subdevice #0 | 20:37 |
FloodBot1 | flux_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:37 |
flux_ | card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 6: Si3054 Modem [Si3054 Modem] | 20:37 |
ActionParsnip | sebsebseb: depends on the individual | 20:37 |
sebsebseb | ActionParsnip: IE 8 may be an improvement for that, but other browsers are still better | 20:37 |
buttons840 | i have an account used for ftp, to limit permissions of the ftp account, i can just set -rwx on all directories from root, and set -rwx on all directories in home, except for its own? | 20:37 |
kisuke | thanks i know on DOS it is ren wasn't sure on linux | 20:37 |
kostkon | flux_, not here, use a pastebin | 20:37 |
kostkon | !paste | flux_ | 20:37 |
ubottu | flux_: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com (or !pastebinit for CLI) | For pasting !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin Please give us the URLs for your posts! | 20:37 |
deviant-route | Tartaros, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppArmor | 20:37 |
flux_ | http://paste.ubuntu.com/326348/ | 20:38 |
doleyb | Hi, after getting karmic I can't change cpu speed anymore. It used to change automatically, now I can't set the max speed to higher than min. http://paste.ubuntu.com/326302 | 20:38 |
sebsebseb | flux_: hmm sound | 20:38 |
kostkon | flux_, and nothing is listed in your sound prefs you say? | 20:38 |
sebsebseb | flux_: sound isn't really my area, but what happens with some things, is that it worked fine in a previous version of Ubuntu, you put another one on, and nope not working | 20:38 |
flux_ | kostkon nothing | 20:38 |
smak_ | mx | 20:39 |
kostkon | flux_, hmm | 20:39 |
kostkon | flux_, and it is a clean install, right? | 20:39 |
flux_ | yes | 20:39 |
linuxamoeba | hello. i'm trying to make a rather large (11tb) ext4 partition, and it keeps coming up as 2tb (according to df). anyone know anything about such issues? | 20:39 |
kostkon | flux_, hmm | 20:39 |
jackwilsdon | hello | 20:39 |
jackwilsdon | vaginas | 20:39 |
sebsebseb | flux_: by the way nothing wrong with going back to 9.04 for now, as in whilst waiting for 10.04. It's still supported by security updates after all. | 20:39 |
jackwilsdon | :S | 20:39 |
kostkon | flux_, eh, do a: ps -A | grep pulse | 20:39 |
jackwilsdon | 10.04 | 20:39 |
flux_ | kostkon in 9.4 i didnt have sound either, but under preference i was able to set the playback to ALSA or ASLA and it worked | 20:39 |
guntbert | !ops | jackwilsdon again | 20:39 |
ubottu | jackwilsdon again: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, Madpilot, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, Jack_Sparrow, nickrud, jpds, bazhang, jussi01, Flannel or ikonia! | 20:39 |
jackwilsdon | !emergency | 20:40 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about emergency | 20:40 |
flux_ | sebsebseb i think i might | 20:40 |
jackwilsdon | emergency! | 20:40 |
jackwilsdon | emergency! | 20:40 |
* buttons840 runs around scared | 20:40 | |
jinal | i typed "ctrl + N" or some similar combination, in the cli and the characters apear strange, symbols. What do i do to reset it? | 20:40 |
ActionParsnip | just put him on ignore, see how much help they get | 20:40 |
kostkon | flux_, forget what you did in 9.04. 9.10 has different prefs now | 20:40 |
lozerfreek | where can i get 9.04?? | 20:40 |
flux_ | kostkon http://paste.ubuntu.com/326352/ | 20:40 |
sebsebseb | buttons840: hmm? | 20:40 |
ikonia | lozerfreek: ubuntu.com | 20:40 |
sebsebseb | ActionParsnip: he is gone now pici sorted him out | 20:41 |
ZaNeIuM | does ghost work with linux? i have a hhd with win7 installed 1st then i installed ubuntu 9.10 and cloned the whole drive with ghost to a new hdd, but now when i dry to boot the new drive i get an erroe from grub e15. | 20:41 |
lozerfreek | cant find 9.04 only 9.10 | 20:41 |
linuxamoeba | anyone, thoughts on ext4 partitions coming out too small? | 20:41 |
hydrozen | Hi, just wondering... is ext4 supposed to be super stable now? I'm configuring a fileserver right now and it defaulted to ext4... just want to be sure it's safe | 20:41 |
komar_ | http://img.flashtux.org/upload/img13290f334401x9d0d928e.png | 20:41 |
kostkon | flux_, hmm | 20:41 |
hydrozen | if not I will start over... again. | 20:41 |
blooddiamond | jinal, type reset and hit enter | 20:41 |
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coachz | i loaded Gnome-Do, how do i open the Dock app ? | 20:41 |
sebsebseb | ikonia: for the downloads on the main Ubuntu website they only have for 9.10 and 8.04 by the way | 20:41 |
jinal | ok i'll try | 20:42 |
mneptok | lozerfreek: http://releases.ubuntu.com//releases/9.04/ | 20:42 |
wasutton3 | where is the syslog.conf file in karmic? at last check it was in /etc | 20:42 |
lozerfreek | thanks a bunch!! | 20:42 |
sebsebseb | lozerfreek: that's the link I was going to give you | 20:42 |
mneptok | lozerfreek: my PayPal address is ..... :P | 20:42 |
ZykoticK9 | coachz, GnomeDo preferences / Appearance tab / select Docky for theme | 20:42 |
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sebsebseb | lozerfreek: in that list of files, there is also the md5sum file. if you do a md5sum or sha1sum check of your ISO before burning the contents to CD, you can make sure that you have a good download | 20:42 |
guntbert | wasutton3: its /etc/rsyslog.conf and /etc/rsyslog.d/* now | 20:42 |
coachz | thanks ZykoticK9 ! | 20:43 |
jinal | phew! thanx! | 20:43 |
kostkon | flux_, you could try this. it may, i say may, make a difference. install "linux-backports-modules-alsa-karmic-generic" and then reboot | 20:43 |
wasutton3 | thanks guntbert | 20:43 |
flux_ | alright | 20:43 |
mneptok | lozerfreek: use a torrent. saves bandwidth, and does automagic hash checking to ensure the download is not corrupt. | 20:43 |
ikonia | lozerfreek: http://picasaweb.google.com/drlaxmikant | 20:43 |
ikonia | iios | 20:43 |
guntbert | wasutton3: you're welcome :-) | 20:43 |
ikonia | lozerfreek: http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/ | 20:43 |
ikonia | lozerfreek: second link is right | 20:43 |
jinal | @blooddiamond thanx! it worked. | 20:43 |
nut | is there a command I can run from terminal to see what kind of wifi card I have? | 20:44 |
coachz | can you put folders with drop downs of icons in Docky ? | 20:44 |
sebsebseb | lozerfreek: oh just saw you got given the wrong link, well I was going to give you the correct one :) | 20:44 |
wasutton3 | how do i enable the cron log? | 20:44 |
sebsebseb | !md5sum > lozerfreek | 20:44 |
ubottu | lozerfreek, please see my private message | 20:44 |
coachz | what's a switcher docklet ? | 20:45 |
ZykoticK9 | nut, "lspci | grep net" | 20:45 |
nut | ZykoticK9: thanks! | 20:45 |
ZykoticK9 | coachz, as in virtual desktop switcher | 20:45 |
coachz | oh, thanks, can i add drop downs to it like cairo-dock ? | 20:46 |
coachz | sub docks | 20:46 |
ActionParsnip | nut: sudo lshw -C network | 20:46 |
ZykoticK9 | coachz, not that i'm aware of - but i just started using it last week | 20:46 |
linuxamoeba | mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1 ---> sdb1 is 10.5TiB, /dev/sdb1 shows up in df as 2TiB. heeeeelp | 20:46 |
sebsebseb | lozerfreek: If you download from the torrent you don't need to md5sum/sha1sum | 20:46 |
coachz | i wonder what other docks are out there, cairo is a bit much for me | 20:47 |
ikonia | linuxamoeba: have you grown the partiton by any chance ? | 20:47 |
flux_ | nope that didnt work :( haha | 20:47 |
flux_ | the problem is.. im on a notebook | 20:47 |
ticom_ | i need to get the freq. of sound my microphone is receiving with python, how should i do that? | 20:47 |
ActionParsnip | coachz: simdock | 20:47 |
flux_ | if i plug in speakers it will probably work | 20:47 |
coachz | can it do sub docks ActionParsnip ? | 20:47 |
kostkon | flux_, usb speakers? | 20:47 |
KB1JWQ | Is there a ubuntu version of /etc/alternatives for choosing the system's default MTA? | 20:48 |
flux_ | no | 20:48 |
flux_ | regular speakers or headphones it will probably work | 20:48 |
flux_ | let me try | 20:48 |
ActionParsnip | coachz: not sure, avant-window-navigator can | 20:48 |
hume | is there a way to make banshee communicate with a mp3-player manage music on it? usb mass storage.... | 20:48 |
CapeTown | I cannot change the swapfile size on bootable Koala Flashdrive. Firefox crashes everytime the swap maxxes out at 122MiB. Anyone had success increasing this file so that running Ubuntu from a flashdrive becomes reliable? | 20:48 |
coachz | is it an simpler than cairo ? | 20:48 |
ActionParsnip | coachz: requires a compositing window manager | 20:48 |
coachz | np | 20:48 |
timmyclarkson23 | I have a problem installing ATI Radeon X1650 Pro (PCI-E) display driver on Karmic... can anyone help? | 20:48 |
domjohnson | When setting up an Apache server, where do i actually place the files i want to be 'served'? | 20:49 |
guntbert | domjohnson: /var/www | 20:49 |
timmyclarkson23 | irc.freenode.net | 20:49 |
domjohnson | ok | 20:49 |
CapeTown | Has anyone had success increasing the swapfile size on bootable Karmic Flashdrive? Firefox crashes everytime the swap maxxes out at 122MiB. Anyone had success increasing this file so that running Ubuntu from a flashdrive becomes reliable? | 20:49 |
domjohnson | thankyou :) | 20:49 |
Tartaros | when aa-logprof finds nothing to update about an application in complain mode, it should mean it's runnable in enforce mode right? | 20:49 |
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ActionParsnip | timmyclarkson23: its supported by the proprietary driver on www.ati.com | 20:49 |
timmyclarkson23 | it just wont work | 20:50 |
timmyclarkson23 | ive tried running form terminal | 20:50 |
ActionParsnip | timmyclarkson23: care to expand on that? What does it do / not do? | 20:50 |
ElorTegle | timmyclarkson23: Does your bootup screen freeze up after installing drivers? | 20:50 |
dreamnid | I noticing in my syslog that anacron is starting to run the daily/weekly jobs. However, it gets terminated shortly after by a TERM signal. Any ideas? | 20:50 |
flux_ | i am doomed to have no sound or go back to 9.4 | 20:50 |
timmyclarkson23 | I havnt installed drivers... and i get a error message on terminal | 20:50 |
GilJ | What's the problem, flux_? | 20:51 |
sebsebseb | flux_: nothing wrong with going back to 9.04, still supported | 20:51 |
CapeTown | Does anyone know if it is *possible* to increase the swapfile size on 9.04 or 9.10 running from a flashdrive?? | 20:51 |
flux_ | I know | 20:51 |
trism | ticom_: check out the music programming modules http://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonInMusic | 20:51 |
flux_ | GilJ i have no sound in 9.10 | 20:51 |
timmyclarkson23 | i put sh ./(atidriverwhateverthenameis).run | 20:51 |
lozerfreek | what would cause ubuntu to never load on an acer desktop | 20:51 |
timmyclarkson23 | and it has an error | 20:51 |
jeroenimo | hey peeps, just something stupid, hibernation fails "the ubuntu way" on my toshiba nb200 with latest karmic, I get it to work when I install s2disk and run it from a root terminal, when I hack the /usr/lib/hal/scripts/linux/hal-system-power-hibernate-linux and put /sbin/s2disk in the file and hit hibernate from the menu it fails.. and the netbook hangs... | 20:51 |
GilJ | flux_: Did you install the drivers? | 20:51 |
flux_ | I belive i did. How can i check? | 20:51 |
ActionParsnip | timmyclarkson23: you will need to use sudo with it | 20:51 |
jockc | i've has fsck running for 10 hours now, if i Ctrl+C it, will it pick up where it left off if I run it again? | 20:52 |
jeroenimo | jockc: nope | 20:52 |
GilJ | flux_: Go to System => Administration => Hardware Drivers | 20:52 |
Orbixx | Is Hardy the current LTS distro? | 20:52 |
kostkon | flux_, try: pulseaudio -k | 20:52 |
jphillips86_ | Has there been any update to the whole "running Android apps on Ubuntu" thing? | 20:52 |
anodesni | I get the following error when mouting a cd with thunar http://pastebin.com/d230670c1 what can be wrong?? I am able to mount it when I run thunar as root. | 20:53 |
innomen | how do i bypass this annoying checkhalt for "untrusted packages"? | 20:53 |
innomen | in ubuntu software center | 20:53 |
flux_ | kostkon " pulseaudio -k" doesnt display anything | 20:53 |
jockc | is 10 hours a normal time for it or is there something wrong? | 20:53 |
lozerfreek | ive tried to install 8.10- 9.10 on my friend acer desktop but no matterwitch way i install it will not boot | 20:53 |
flux_ | GilJ yes all drivers are installed | 20:53 |
jeroenimo | jockc: 10 hrs is very long | 20:53 |
CapeTown | Is it *difficult* to increase swapfile size on bootable flashdrive (karmix/Jaunty)? | 20:53 |
wojciechorama | #ubuntu.pl | 20:54 |
GilJ | flux_: That's 'cause pulseaudio -k kills the current pulseaudio deamons :D | 20:54 |
jeroenimo | unless you have a HUGE disk | 20:54 |
flux_ | GilJ oh haha | 20:54 |
jockc | nah its 200GB | 20:54 |
jockc | although one file on it is 90GB | 20:54 |
jeroenimo | CapeTown: nope, you can even add swap file | 20:54 |
timmyclarkson23 | its saying | 20:54 |
timmyclarkson23 | Error: ./default_policy.sh does not support version | 20:54 |
timmyclarkson23 | default:v2:i686:lib::none:2.6.31-14-generic; make sure that the version is being | 20:54 |
timmyclarkson23 | correctly set by --iscurrentdistro | 20:54 |
timmyclarkson23 | Removing temporary directory: fglrx-install.YojHXg | 20:54 |
FloodBot1 | timmyclarkson23: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:54 |
timmyclarkson23 | when i try | 20:54 |
kostkon | flux_, chcek your sound prefs again | 20:54 |
embrik | Does anybody know about sshfs? When I sshfs to my server I get write-protected on every document I open on the client. Is there an option to the sshfs command to give my self direct write permissions? | 20:54 |
lozerfreek | noone wlse has had this prob? | 20:55 |
jeroenimo | embrik: make sure the permissions are set right on the server | 20:55 |
flux_ | kostkon same as before | 20:55 |
flux_ | hardware/input/output are all blank | 20:55 |
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leaf-sheep | !sshfs | embrik | 20:55 |
ubottu | embrik: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHFS | 20:55 |
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flux_ | it says "select hardware" but i cant select anything | 20:55 |
ganjanaut | is there a way to search for a package by name on the command line? | 20:55 |
GilJ | flux_: Do you know what sound card you have, in your computer? | 20:56 |
kostkon | flux_, eh, you could check for alsa/pulse errors in your syslog | 20:56 |
flux_ | not sure, it is ASLA though | 20:56 |
wapko | ganjanaut: apt-cache search package-name | 20:56 |
leaf-sheep | ganjanaut: "aptitude search lolpackage" | 20:56 |
ActionParsnip | timmyclarkson23: cd ~/; wget https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/674/9206/0/www2.ati.com/drivers/linux/ati-driver-installer-9-3-x86.x86_64.run; chmod +x ./ati-driver-installer-9-3-x86.x86_64.run; ./ati-driver-installer-9-3-x86.x86_64.run | 20:56 |
kostkon | flux_, try system → admin → system log | 20:56 |
timmyclarkson23 | how do i use pastebin lol | 20:56 |
innomen | "Requires installation of untrusted packages" how do i make it stop telling em that and just do what i told it? | 20:56 |
shutz` | I'm about to buy a extern hdd, will it be "plug and play" in ubuntu 9.10? | 20:56 |
ActionParsnip | !paste | timmyclarkson23 | 20:56 |
ubottu | timmyclarkson23: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com (or !pastebinit for CLI) | For pasting !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin Please give us the URLs for your posts! | 20:56 |
timmyclarkson23 | ok thankyou | 20:56 |
noren | thanasys: hi there | 20:56 |
ActionParsnip | shutz`: yes | 20:56 |
ganjanaut | lolpackage | 20:56 |
shutz` | ActionParsnip: thanks. | 20:56 |
kostkon | flux_, or e.g. in a terminal: tail /var/log/syslog | grep error or something | 20:56 |
jeroenimo | anyone on my hibernation issue? | 20:56 |
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noren | thanasys: ActionParsnip dist-upgrade did not worked i m still stcuk in the same way | 20:57 |
ganjanaut | also is there a way to tell what dependencies a package has from the command line? | 20:57 |
ActionParsnip | noren: then run: sudo update-grub so the system boots normally | 20:58 |
kajo | how can I open a .sh I downloaded, in the terminal? Double clicking it tries to open it with gedit. Dragging and dropping, and it says "command not found". | 20:58 |
leaf-sheep | ganjanaut: "aptitude show lolpackage" | 20:58 |
matteo1990 | ve a problem on Ubuntu 9.04 with all USB Drives! It seems that my system don't see them... Any tips? | 20:58 |
ganjanaut | ty muchly | 20:58 |
noren | ActionParsnip: i got 6 options in the grub now. 32.15, 32.14 and 28.16 something | 20:58 |
innomen | guys come on, someone has to help here, else i cant install new stuff :P | 20:58 |
matteo1990 | Hi all, i have a problem on Ubuntu 9.04 with all USB Drives! It seems that my system don't see them... Any tips? | 20:59 |
timmyclarkson23 | ActionParsnip: Where is this saving to do you know? | 20:59 |
Jack21 | hey does anyone use 3g and ubuntu 9.10? | 20:59 |
jeanfe | I'm having problems with Flash playerrrrrrr gettign a Black screen But audio works fine | 20:59 |
ActionParsnip | noren: those are the kernels you havent removed plus the newest one which is selected by default, you can remove the old ones to gain 120Mb per kernel | 20:59 |
kajo | matteo1990, are you sure your computer recognizes your USB card? | 20:59 |
jeanfe | I have 64bit Karmic | 20:59 |
Alan502 | i do | 20:59 |
jockc | i used 3g on 9.04 netbook | 20:59 |
wrapster | is there a shortcut to locking the session? | 20:59 |
Jack21 | jockc , cool did the drivers work fine for you? | 21:00 |
innomen | why do i ever bother coming here during the day | 21:00 |
j | spell check in OO doesn't work in 8.04, neither does dicoo. how do i install dictionaries? | 21:00 |
jockc | yeah i used the plug and play setup wizard and it was fine | 21:00 |
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noren | i think i will do a fresh install tomorrow << i did sudo update grub but it did not fixed anything still cant boot the system, it just stalls after selecting the options | 21:00 |
matteo1990 | >kajo Yes, all worked fine untile a couple of days ago... I had a problem with a NTFS disk... Now i can't mount anithing... Maybe i should try manually but i dunno how to do it | 21:00 |
jeanfe | PLEASE someoen smart help me | 21:00 |
timmyclarkson23 | ActionParsnip: !paste im still gettin this message | 21:01 |
DJAshnar | how do I fix the 1.9% battery error on Ubuntu 9.10 on my Asus EEEPC? | 21:01 |
wapko | kajo: in terminal type ./ before the sh script..-> ./file.sh | 21:01 |
timmyclarkson23 | !paste Error: ./default_policy.sh does not support version | 21:01 |
timmyclarkson23 | default:v2:i686:lib::none:2.6.31-14-generic; make sure that the version is being | 21:01 |
timmyclarkson23 | correctly set by --iscurrentdistro | 21:01 |
timmyclarkson23 | Removing temporary directory: fglrx-install.5Mf0t9 | 21:01 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 21:01 |
FloodBot1 | timmyclarkson23: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 21:01 |
Jack21 | jockc , hmm damm i am having issues with my built in 3g module which is in the netbook . the module doesnt seem to load when i boot my ubuntu 9.10 ... but after i close the lid (and it hibernates) and i reopen the lid , then the 3g module works | 21:01 |
kajo | matteo1990, it sounds like it's a problem beyond me then... you should include more details in your request for help, so someone would know if they are equipped to help you. | 21:01 |
rusty2009_ | join /#seaphor | 21:01 |
noren | matteo1990: try to see what ur disk is called in fdisk -l then sudo mount /dev/< > /media/<> | 21:01 |
flux_ | kostkon http://paste.ubuntu.com/326372/ | 21:01 |
Jack21 | know any solutions maybe? | 21:01 |
bjorn | if I click on a folder under my "network" in places, i get a icon on the desktop. does this imply that the folder is "mounted" (and what does this mean?)? | 21:01 |
rusty2009_ | join / #seaphor | 21:01 |
flux_ | kostkon thats the only thing i can find related to audio/pulseadio | 21:02 |
matteo1990 | >kayo Thx aniway :D | 21:02 |
Argos | anyone get this erro message... | 21:02 |
kndg99 | Q: I'm having difficulty connecting to any named internet resource... I can ping them with responses, however unable to open them in browser, any thoughts? | 21:02 |
Argos | authentication token manipulation | 21:02 |
rusty2009_ | join / #seaphor | 21:02 |
dAlfa89_ | rusty2009_: you mean /join #seaphor ? | 21:02 |
Argos | cannot sign in | 21:02 |
rusty2009_ | ya | 21:02 |
Argos | authentication token manipulation | 21:02 |
jockc | Jack21, try dmesg after startup and then again after hibernate and see if that gives you any clues | 21:02 |
rusty2009_ | ty | 21:02 |
ActionParsnip | timmyclarkson23: use the pastebin to give the output, that way you wont keep getting told about flooding the channel | 21:02 |
dAlfa89_ | rusty2009_: no problem (: | 21:02 |
timmyclarkson23 | ok | 21:02 |
kostkon | flux_, are these recent msgs? | 21:02 |
kajo | wapko, sudo: ./home/kajo/Downloads/snx_install.sh: command not found | 21:02 |
Jack21 | jockc: thanks will try it out | 21:03 |
flux_ | yes like minutes ago | 21:03 |
Argos | cannot sign in ..getting this error message.."authentication token manipulation" | 21:03 |
kostkon | flux_, ok | 21:03 |
noren | ok ActionParsnip see u tomorrow if i cud fix this prob :) | 21:03 |
ActionParsnip | timmyclarkson23: usepastebin to give the full output | 21:03 |
coachz | can i move awn manager dock to the top of the screen ? | 21:03 |
Argos | cannot sign in ..getting this error message.."authentication token manipulation" | 21:03 |
matteo1990 | >noren May you help me? i can pastebin the output of fdisk? | 21:03 |
wapko | kajo: ohh then: sudo sh file.sh | 21:03 |
Argos | anyone? | 21:04 |
timmyclarkson23 | ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/m4ea84885 | 21:04 |
Argos | cannot sign in ..getting this error message.."authentication token manipulation" | 21:04 |
noren | matteo1990: u can check the size of the devices it show | 21:04 |
ZykoticK9 | kndg99, for testing (assuming you're using firefox) "cd ~ && mv .mozilla .mozilla_BACKUP" then try firefox again | 21:04 |
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kajo | wapko: trap: 43: SIGINT: bad trap | 21:04 |
kostkon | flux_, hmm | 21:04 |
kndg99 | ZykoticK9 ty | 21:04 |
ZykoticK9 | kndg99, did that work? | 21:05 |
flux_ | kostkon lol i guess ill go back to 9.4. How can i remove my ubuntu partition because right now its dual boot with windows 7 | 21:05 |
matteo1990 | >noren Ok, i can see my HD here! But how to open it? I need to mount i think | 21:05 |
wasutton3 | how do i enable the cron log? | 21:05 |
wapko | kajo: how about sudo /home/kajo/Downloads/snx_install.sh | 21:06 |
Argos | does anyone know...how i can fix this erro message..BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS | 21:06 |
noren | matteo1990: create a folder where u want to mount the disk then sudo mount /dev/sda<> /path_where_you_want_to_mount | 21:06 |
kndg99 | ZykoticK9 just a sec | 21:06 |
dro_ | I need to load balance 10 windows Terminal Servers, can anyone recommend a good software package to do this | 21:06 |
wapko | kajo: the ./ is meant to be used if you cd to the directory the sh is in | 21:06 |
Argos | BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS | 21:06 |
kostkon | flux_, cant' help you with that sorry :( | 21:06 |
teamcoltra | My internet keeps disconnecting on me. Yes I have WPA, yes I have followed all the WPA existing tutorials, yes I am using the latest "stable" version of Karmic. My internet just randomly crashes. | 21:06 |
ZykoticK9 | dro_, perhaps asking in ##windows would be a better location? | 21:07 |
Argos | authentication token manipulation | 21:07 |
teamcoltra | Then it asks me to input the password again (instead of getting it from the keyring) and then it doesn't accept it | 21:07 |
ActionParsnip | timmyclarkson23: try: cd ~/; ./ati-driver-installer-9-3-x86.x86_64.run --buildpkg Ubuntu/karmic | 21:07 |
kajo | wapko, i get the same trap 43 sigint message. | 21:07 |
dro_ | ZykoticK9: i want to use a load balancer that runs on ubuntu | 21:07 |
wapko | kajo: maybe the sh has some problems then. | 21:08 |
kndg99 | ZykoticK9 no go, still have errors connecting to www.ubuntu.com | 21:08 |
Argos | passwd error,authentication token manipulation | 21:08 |
bjorn | where is my folder mounted when i click on the folder in network? | 21:08 |
flux_ | hey sebsebseb where can i get a copy of 9.4? | 21:08 |
bjorn | help please | 21:08 |
dro_ | does anyone have any recommendations for a load balancing program that will run on ubuntu | 21:08 |
ZykoticK9 | kndg99, did internet ever work (in browser)? | 21:08 |
Argos | passwd error,authentication token manipulation | 21:08 |
kndg99 | yes until end of last week | 21:08 |
bung | hello, i have karmic, and im suffering from extremely slow file transfers, across partitions and to my external drive, like 2MB/s.. anyone have any ideas? | 21:08 |
sebsebseb | flux_: http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04 | 21:08 |
kajo | wapko, that's a pain. | 21:08 |
kostkon | flux_, could you check if there is a .pulse folder? anyway, just give this: rm -rf ~/.pulse | 21:08 |
Argos | does anyone know how to fix this | 21:08 |
noren | bjorn: its in /media/ | 21:08 |
matteo1990 | >noren Failed to mount '/dev/sdb4': Input/output error | 21:08 |
matteo1990 | NTFS is either inconsistent, or there is a hardware fault, or it's a | 21:08 |
matteo1990 | SoftRAID/FakeRAID hardware. In the first case run chkdsk /f on Windows | 21:08 |
matteo1990 | then reboot into Windows twice. The usage of the /f parameter is very | 21:08 |
matteo1990 | important! If the device is a SoftRAID/FakeRAID then first activate | 21:08 |
FloodBot1 | matteo1990: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 21:08 |
Kernel | hello all. i just updated my karmic install...and when i reboot the machine drops me to a command prompt...but i cant login cuz the screen is geeking out....so i rebooted in safe mode and tried reinstalling my nvidia driver...which worked...but "/etc/init.d/gmd restart" does nothing...it tells me to use either "service gdm restart" or "restart gdm" but both those commands do nothing | 21:08 |
matteo1990 | it and mount a different device under the /dev/mapper/ directory, (e.g. | 21:09 |
Kernel | so the latest kernel update is fubar and broke my install | 21:09 |
kndg99 | ZykoticK9 I ran updates today which did a partial update. | 21:09 |
timmyclarkson23 | ActionParsnip: Came up with a new error message http://pastebin.com/md46f3d5 | 21:09 |
ZykoticK9 | kndg99, if you haven't already you'll want to undo my testing change "cd ~ && mv .mozilla_BACKUP .mozilla" | 21:09 |
Argos | i thought this was a help centre | 21:09 |
ActionParsnip | Kernel: boot to the older kernel using grub | 21:09 |
bjorn | noren, no. i only get a icon on the desktop but i cant find it in media | 21:09 |
nullp0inter | im having trouble installing java | 21:09 |
kndg99 | ZykoticK9 how do i undo it? | 21:09 |
nullp0inter | i installed it using apt-get | 21:10 |
Kernel | ActionParsnip: well yea...but wth..how can ubuntu release a kernel updated that messed everything up? | 21:10 |
noren | matteo1990: whats the device name you want to mount | 21:10 |
Argos | passwd error,authentication token manipulation | 21:10 |
nullp0inter | when i type which java, i get /usr/bin/java..but that is not a directory | 21:10 |
Kernel | do they know about the issue its causing? | 21:10 |
ActionParsnip | timmyclarkson23: then run it with the option --listpkg to see what you need / have the option to use | 21:10 |
ZykoticK9 | kndg99, i switch the above command from BACKUP to regular | 21:10 |
nullp0inter | and i need to set JAVA_HOME | 21:10 |
kndg99 | ZykoticK9 ty i see that now | 21:10 |
Kernel | also....why cant i start gdm?.... | 21:10 |
bostikforever | no you don't | 21:10 |
ActionParsnip | Kernel: works fine here, maybe you need some boot options for your hardware setu pto get it working | 21:10 |
flux_ | lol kostkon now i have a error "waiting for system to respond" when i click on my sound preferenes | 21:10 |
kostkon | flux_, nice | 21:10 |
matteo1990 | >noren here is the answer (bad XD) from my pc: http://paste.ubuntu.com/326382/ | 21:10 |
paissad-hp | hi all | 21:11 |
noren | matteo1990: | !mount | 21:11 |
flux_ | kostkon why is that nice? | 21:11 |
Kernel | ActionParsnip: previous to this kernel update everything worked fine... | 21:11 |
teamcoltra | My internet keeps disconnecting on me. Yes I have WPA, yes I have followed all the WPA existing tutorials, yes I am using the latest "stable" version of Karmic. My internet just randomly crashes. Then it asks me to input the password again (instead of getting it from the keyring) and then it doesn't accept it | 21:11 |
kostkon | flux_, do now in the terminal: pulseaudio -k | 21:11 |
mark_ | stupid question. I run nomachine to get to my desktop. It only works with KDE because I have a theme on gnome that does not work with Nomchine. I want to remove it. The theme has the app menus on the desktop that you mouse over, rather than the ubuntu "start" icon etc.... Anyone know what package that is that I can remove? | 21:11 |
Kernel | i just need to figure out how i can start xorg | 21:11 |
kndg99 | ZykoticK9 it's like pages start to load, but then the connection times out. | 21:11 |
flux_ | kostkon E: main.c: Failed to kill daemon: No such process | 21:11 |
ActionParsnip | Kernel: well its a differemnt kernel, so previous versions working doesnt mean a right lot | 21:11 |
Kernel | the old "/etc/init.d/gdm start" does not work. neither do "service gdm start" or "start gdm" | 21:11 |
matteo1990 | >noren | !mount ?? Is it a command? =) | 21:11 |
kndg99 | ZykoticK9 I know the internet works as i'm on the same connection to send these msgs | 21:12 |
noren | matteo1990: sorry mate cant help u today, myself got stuck in the console cant open any browser for now, consult ActionParsnip here | 21:12 |
ZykoticK9 | kndg99, i'm affraid i really don't know what could be causing that??? hopefully someone else will have some insights! | 21:12 |
kostkon | flux_, ok, er, just logout and login again to be sure that pulse will start the right way | 21:12 |
kndg99 | ZykoticK9 I appreciate your efforts | 21:12 |
matteo1990 | >noren no problem, thanks aniway | 21:12 |
noren | bye all | 21:12 |
ZykoticK9 | kndg99, have you tried with a different browser? | 21:12 |
paissad-hp | i'm using a system where port 22 and some others are blocked, it's a 3g usb key from my internet operator, how can i do to use ssh, btw even on another port, it's blocked, the same for other services ! | 21:12 |
kndg99 | ZykoticK9 no | 21:12 |
Kernel | ActionParsnip: yea. i know. but a standard update shouldnt do this...and it still leaves the issue of me not being able to start xorg/gdm | 21:12 |
paissad-hp | thanks in advance | 21:12 |
qos | how do i add an alternative starter for an application? in jaunty you had to add a file to /etc/alternatives . for some reasons this would be removed?! | 21:13 |
Kernel | !upstart | 21:13 |
ubottu | Upstart is meant to replace the old Sys V Init system with an event-driven init model. For more information please see: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/ | 21:13 |
matteo1990 | Hi all, I am trying to manually mounting an HD on my Pc but i get this error... http://paste.ubuntu.com/326382/ Any tips? Thanks alot | 21:13 |
kndg99 | ZykoticK9 but I have the same issue when trying to connet to an RDC server | 21:13 |
flux_ | kostkon sound is removed from my control panel now haha | 21:13 |
nullp0inter | can anyone help me installing java, and setting the JAVA_HOME variuable? | 21:13 |
kostkon | flux_, hmm. check your sound prefs | 21:13 |
Kernel | right now im using irssi in cli only trying to figure out how i can restart xorg/gdm. | 21:13 |
kndg99 | Q: How do i flush the DNS Settings | 21:13 |
sylwester | hi | 21:14 |
flux_ | yeah it says "errorr waiting on system to respond" | 21:14 |
ActionParsnip | Kernel: log a bug and boot to the older kernel | 21:14 |
silktaco | kndg99: i think you want to do sudo /etc/init.d/bind9 restart | 21:14 |
ActionParsnip | kndg99: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart | 21:14 |
Kernel | bah! | 21:14 |
kostkon | flux_, ok. eh, try in terminal: pulseaudio -vv | 21:14 |
bjorn | how can i Mount a remote network folder as simple as possible | 21:14 |
Arsin | Anyone use istanbul? | 21:14 |
deviant-route | kndg99, http://www.tech-faq.com/flush-dns.shtml | 21:15 |
timmyclarkson23 | ActionParsnip: Dont know what to do from here http://pastebin.com/m10eb5a74 | 21:15 |
flux_ | kostkon http://paste.ubuntu.com/326385/ | 21:15 |
matteo1990 | Hi all, I am trying to manually mounting an HD on my Pc but i get this error... http://paste.ubuntu.com/326382/ Any tips? Thanks alot | 21:15 |
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ActionParsnip | timmyclarkson23: only says up to jaunty, not sure | 21:16 |
kostkon | flux_, ok | 21:16 |
ActionParsnip | !ati | timmyclarkson23 | 21:16 |
ubottu | timmyclarkson23: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 21:16 |
bjorn | matteo1990, how to manually mount a folder? | 21:16 |
Ruby_Fulcrum | Quick question. At some coffee shops I go to, the wireless seems to only handle http protocol on standard ports. My home apache server I run off high ports for web and ssh to avoid scans. Is there a simple way to connect to ssh over a standard http protocol? | 21:16 |
jamiro_ | hallo all | 21:16 |
timmyclarkson23 | So do i have to get jaunty then | 21:16 |
teamcoltra | My internet keeps disconnecting on me. Yes I have WPA, yes I have followed all the WPA existing tutorials, yes I am using the latest "stable" version of Karmic. My internet just randomly crashes. Then it asks me to input the password again (instead of getting it from the keyring) and then it doesn't accept it | 21:17 |
bostikforever | ^G | 21:17 |
matteo1990 | >bjorn make a dir where you need it. Then you tipe sudo mount /dev/<> /pathofyourfolder | 21:17 |
mgv1 | fu&&&& flash player doesnt works good on myspace - whhhhy? | 21:17 |
bostikforever | (^G) | 21:17 |
ZykoticK9 | matteo1990, did you run the "chkdsk /f" and reboot twice in Windows? | 21:17 |
bjorn | matteo Thank you! | 21:17 |
timmyclarkson23 | ActionParsnip:do i have to get jaunty for it to work | 21:18 |
kndg99 | ActionParsnip, sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart seems to have done the flush trick. Now if the rest will start working. | 21:18 |
ActionParsnip | timmyclarkson23: not sure, i bet there are kamic guides around. i diont use ati due to poor drivers | 21:18 |
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timmyclarkson23 | oh right ok. Maybe try jaunty just to get it working | 21:19 |
xim_ | anyone know an alarm clock program that can play a video or run a command as the alarm? | 21:19 |
ActionParsnip | xim_: look at the 'at' command | 21:20 |
hedkandi | hello can anyone tell me if there's a gui application for looking at a keyring? | 21:20 |
matteo1990 | >ZykoticK9 I don't have windows on this Pc... | 21:20 |
mark_ | I have a theme problem. Can anyone tell me what gnome theme this is? http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=6fno5t&s=6 | 21:20 |
mark_ | I want to remove it | 21:21 |
oniott | hi all | 21:21 |
hedkandi | the wiki page refers to something called gnome-keyring-manager but I can't find it | 21:21 |
matteo1990 | Hi all, I am trying to manually mounting an HD on my Pc but i get this error... http://paste.ubuntu.com/326382/ Any tips? Thanks alot | 21:21 |
deep_thought | hey so i installed ubuntu 9.10 remix on my netbook using a cd, and it wont boot unless i have the usb dvd drive plugged in. how do i make it so it dosnt look for the dvd drive? | 21:21 |
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ZykoticK9 | matteo1990, you'll need to use windows before linux will mount that drive (i imagine, it's not been marked as clean by windows - and that is the error you're getting) good luck man. | 21:21 |
teamcoltra | deep_thought, check your bios | 21:22 |
xim_ | ActionParsnip, yeah ive tried that, it works, but I was looking for something simpler where I didnt have to type a complex command in and depend on my semi-competance to wake me up | 21:22 |
ZykoticK9 | matteo1990, or worse - the drive really is failing (also very possible) | 21:22 |
xim_ | i seem to screw it up 4/5 times | 21:22 |
deep_thought | teamcoltra, thats not the issue, ubuntu will hang on irq 16, when the drive is unpluged, when i plug it in, ubuntu will boot normal | 21:23 |
matteo1990 | >ZykoticK9 Dunno, all worked fine until a week ago... I use normaly that drive on windows... O.o | 21:23 |
ActionParsnip | xim_: you can script it and run it when you want the alarm to fire, you could even use an arg to set the time | 21:23 |
ZykoticK9 | matteo1990, just try the "chkdsk /f" and reboot twice as error message recommends | 21:24 |
teamcoltra | deep_thought, hmm then you are outside of my field of knoweldge, I am still waiting for MY question to be answered :P | 21:24 |
matteo1990 | >gonna try now | 21:24 |
deep_thought | teamcoltra, thanks any way :P | 21:24 |
ZykoticK9 | matteo1990, that's a WINDOWS command!!! | 21:24 |
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kostkon | flux_? why did you left? :S | 21:24 |
matteo1990 | >gonna try now "on the other Pc" | 21:24 |
kostkon | leave* | 21:24 |
mark_ | can anyone identify this menu theme in gnome? http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=6fno5t&s=6 | 21:25 |
teamcoltra | My internet keeps disconnecting on me. Yes I have WPA, yes I have followed all the WPA existing tutorials, yes I am using the latest "stable" version of Karmic. My internet just randomly crashes. Then it asks me to input the password again (instead of getting it from the keyring) and then it doesn't accept it | 21:25 |
ph8 | hi everyone, i've just done a fresh install of karmic and installed nvidia drivers etc, all works as expected - with one exception - I notice that i have to really click a window before i can drag it, otherwise my last selected window (wherever that may be across my three screens) is dragged instead. It's workable with, but often annoying - anyone seen anything like it? | 21:25 |
buttons840 | can i jail ftp user in a certain folder, or do i just have to configure my permissions to limit them? | 21:25 |
ZykoticK9 | mark_, that's UNR running inside a regular Gnome session! | 21:25 |
erUSUL | teamcoltra: tried installing linux-backports-modules-karmic-generic ?? | 21:25 |
teamcoltra | erUSUL, no what does it do? | 21:26 |
mark_ | ZykoticK9, that is the menu list? | 21:26 |
subsu_ | running ubuntu 9.04 and I can't get keyboardlayout wsitching with caps to work(XkbOptions "grp:caps_toggle"). Is this some new xorg thing or ubuntu specific? | 21:26 |
mark_ | what is UNR | 21:26 |
mister_roboto | deep_thought: is it being fsck'd on boot? from wrong entry in /etc/fstab? | 21:26 |
ZykoticK9 | mark_, UNR Ubuntu Netbook Remix | 21:26 |
erUSUL | teamcoltra: install newer drivers (for wifi mainly) | 21:26 |
mark_ | what package is that? | 21:26 |
mark_ | I want to remove it | 21:26 |
Shwack | Hey guys, I'm downloading a program that is supposedly cross-platform compliant but all it gives me is a .exe file. It works fine with WINE but a few of the functions aren't working as I want them to. It says linux will run it fine because it was made with wxWidgets - is there something I need to do (compile) to make it run natively on linux instead of through wine?? | 21:27 |
ZykoticK9 | mark_, it's not actually a menu - it stays on the screen like that all the time | 21:27 |
manug | Hi everyone, I was wondering if it's possible to divide the screen on one monitor -- kind of like dual screen but on one monitor. Any suggestions would be appreciated. | 21:27 |
mark_ | right | 21:27 |
teamcoltra | Installing now | 21:27 |
mark_ | it makes my remote screen falsh | 21:27 |
gasull | Has anybody here installed Xfce on top of Ubuntu 9.10? | 21:27 |
mark_ | flash | 21:27 |
mister_roboto | deep_thought: 6th field should be a 0, i think | 21:27 |
linxeh | Shwack: what is it ? | 21:27 |
mark_ | is it a removable theme? | 21:27 |
linxeh | gasull: yes | 21:27 |
deep_thought | mister_roboto, ok | 21:27 |
Shwack | linxeh, Waste Again client | 21:27 |
mister_roboto | deep_thought: otherwise, linux will attempt to check the filesystem | 21:28 |
ZykoticK9 | mark_, "sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-netbook-remix" | 21:28 |
mark_ | thanks! | 21:28 |
mister_roboto | manug: why on earth would you want to? :) | 21:29 |
gasull | linxeh: I get this error when I install either Xfce or Openbox https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openbox/+bug/459005 | 21:29 |
manug | mister_roboto -- if one had a big monitor, it might be useful=) | 21:29 |
frode` | Isn't ESC supposed to stop GRUB and give me its menu/prompt? | 21:29 |
armence | frode`, Yes | 21:29 |
mister_roboto | manug: how would it be useful? by, like, drawing a line down the middle of your screen?? | 21:30 |
gasull | linxeh: basically, after installing I can't start a session in Xfce from gdm. Does it happen to you? | 21:30 |
mister_roboto | manug: it's like one big desktop with mulitple screens | 21:30 |
frode` | armence: Doesn't work here.. I only briefly see "Loading GRUB" I think it is, and no amount of ESC-ing will stop it. | 21:30 |
mister_roboto | manug: and you ALREADY have one desktop | 21:30 |
wapko | frode`: hold shift instead | 21:30 |
manug | mister_roboto -- right. it would just make it easier for maximizing windows and stuff (since it would just take up half the screen) | 21:30 |
mister_roboto | manug: ok, i see. and you don't like using multiple desktops with the pager? | 21:31 |
rance94 | hey ppl! wassup | 21:31 |
Tartaros | is there a way to somehow view the whole apt-get dependency tree? | 21:31 |
mister_roboto | manug: because you can't see them at same time i guess | 21:31 |
manug | mister_roboto -- but if you use multiple desktops, ... right you just answered it | 21:31 |
frode` | wapko: shift didn't seem to do anything either.. | 21:31 |
rance94 | can somebody help me in python? I need something that gets the cursor position. | 21:32 |
manug | mister_roboto -- it's not essential, i was just wondering if it could be done. if no ideas come to mind, that's fine =) | 21:32 |
norbert_ | 3o3 med+ our server | 21:32 |
frode` | ..and there's no /boot/grub/menu.lst as mentioned here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions | 21:32 |
mister_roboto | manug: no idea... never heard of anyone even wanting such a thing :) | 21:32 |
gasull | linxeh: did you have any problems installing Xfce or did it go smoothly? | 21:33 |
norbert_ | 3o3 med+ our server | 21:33 |
manug | mister_roboto i was thinking of something like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6o92RoCV8RU#t=1m55s | 21:34 |
Tartaros | Shwack: wx is crossplatform on source code level... so you still need binaries compiled in linux | 21:34 |
rance94 | can somebody help me with finding the cursor position in python | 21:34 |
Tartaros | rance94: #python | 21:35 |
norbert_ | 3o3 med+ our server !! | 21:35 |
hedkandi | guys, is there like a console application that allows you to look at a gnome-keyring? | 21:36 |
hedkandi | I can't find anything! | 21:36 |
wilsonj | I'm wanting to create a launcher for a console app (such as nmap) that will show the --help and still leave the terminal window open... ideas anyone? | 21:36 |
hedkandi | seahorse | 21:37 |
mister_roboto | manug: ok, i see. have you tried the window manager mentioned in the comments? ratpoison? | 21:37 |
* ZachK_ is here and available to give assistance | 21:37 | |
DJAshnar | Maybe I should go back to windows... | 21:38 |
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ZachK_ | DJAshnar: no...DO NOT DO THAT! | 21:38 |
Shwack | Tartaros, does that mean I have to use wine if the only file offered is .exe? | 21:38 |
DJAshnar | Then how can I fix the 1.9% battery bug? | 21:39 |
nnnnn | does anyone buy linux books? | 21:39 |
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mikefnode | does anyone here pay for Ubuntu, or does everyone just download it for free? | 21:40 |
ejv | pay for linux? srsly? | 21:40 |
Steve0_T | Slt | 21:40 |
jonte | Hello.. I need help getting bluetooth running on my netbook.. Any ideas on how? | 21:40 |
DJAshnar | Ubuntu is legally free | 21:40 |
mister_roboto | mikefnode: lol seriously? | 21:40 |
hedkandi | I once paid for kubuntu | 21:40 |
Shwack | mikefnode, we pay with our souls | 21:40 |
ZachK_ | mikefnode: Ok....how the heck do you think that | 21:40 |
ZachK_ | Shwack: agreed | 21:40 |
mikefnode | well why not? | 21:40 |
hedkandi | I got the cd on ebay for 2.99 or whatever | 21:40 |
mikefnode | sure, to's free | 21:40 |
manug | mister_roboto yeah, briefly, i guess i should look at it more. thanks! | 21:40 |
mikefnode | but a little donation wouldn't hurt, right? | 21:40 |
zleap | MikeChelen, you can buy cd's from the ubuntu store | 21:40 |
gasull | wilsonj: add a line that says "read" at the end of the script called by gnome-terminal | 21:40 |
Shwack | mikefnode, are you calling me cheap? | 21:40 |
ZachK_ | hedkandi: then you got screwed | 21:40 |
Steve0_T | Do you Know "the magnets"? | 21:40 |
hedkandi | And the linuxshop sells these cds, and some of the strange distros go for like 8 quiD! | 21:41 |
mikefnode | haha, of course not ;) | 21:41 |
hedkandi | zachK: why? | 21:41 |
Shwack | mikefnode, im just kidding | 21:41 |
ZachK_ | hedkandi: because it's free | 21:41 |
mikefnode | well, i just launched http://www.buyubuntu.com/ - just wanted some feedback to be honest with you | 21:41 |
gasull | Has anybody here installed Xfce on top of Ubuntu 9.10? | 21:41 |
frankely | i want use a Messenger where i can be seen by cam and se webcam and support msn accounts | 21:41 |
pierre_ | hi, I have a webcam "Bus 002 Device 003: ID 0c45:60fc Microdia PC Camera with Mic (SN9C105)". The system up the module, but it don't work | 21:41 |
ZachK_ | gasull: i have | 21:41 |
mikefnode | i might be wasting my time, but i'd like to make regular donations, which would be funded by the site | 21:41 |
Tartaros | Shwack: that, or you could compile it yourself if you can get hold of the sources (which you should be able to since it's sourceforge project) | 21:41 |
Shwack | mikefnode, lol - I will donate though - I'm very impressed by Ubuntu and have already led 1 friend to the light | 21:41 |
mister_roboto | mikefnode: making a few bucks here and there from individuals isn't viable. htey need to sell to businesses | 21:41 |
BluesKaj | ZachK_, don't worry those who threaten to go back to windows soon realize their mistake, if they do. It's just ploy to get ahead in the queue for support | 21:41 |
hedkandi | well if you apply to get a cd on the ubuntu site they say it takes 2 months to arrive! | 21:41 |
frankely | anyone knows a Messenger where i can be seen by cam and se webcam and support msn accounts? | 21:41 |
hedkandi | that's rubbish! | 21:42 |
mikefnode | yeah hedkandi, hence: http://www.buyubuntu.com/ | 21:42 |
ikonia | hedkandi: it can take a lot less, it is very open | 21:42 |
hacknslash | frankely, try amsn | 21:42 |
gasull | ZachK_: I did and then I was unable to start a Xfce session from gdm | 21:42 |
matteo1990 | >frankely Amsn | 21:42 |
frankely | i tried but webcam didnt work | 21:42 |
gasull | ZachK_: did you have the same problem? | 21:42 |
gasull | ZachK_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openbox/+bug/459005 | 21:42 |
Shwack | Tartaros, I would love to compile it myself - I'm going to read up on compiling and look for the source files. Thank you | 21:42 |
ZachK_ | gasull: ok...how did you install | 21:42 |
hedkandi | At the least you need your own blank cd and some equipment. | 21:42 |
frode` | I'm unable to either get into the grub boot menu or configure grub, it seems.. this system is too "user friendly" :-/ | 21:42 |
hedkandi | And I usually find I need to burn like 4 cds before I get one that's error-free | 21:42 |
gasull | ZachK_: I tried sudo aptitude install xfce4 first | 21:42 |
ikonia | hedkandi: contact your ISP then | 21:43 |
zelrikriando | hello | 21:43 |
ZachK_ | gasull: ok after you do that restart and click on Session. It will be listed there | 21:43 |
gasull | ZachK_: then I removed the installed packages and tried sudo aptitude install xubuntu-desktop | 21:43 |
Tartaros | !hi | zelrikriando | 21:43 |
ubottu | zelrikriando: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines. Enjoy your stay! | 21:43 |
zelrikriando | I was wondering what driver I should use for a nexxtech webcam | 21:43 |
ActionParsnip | hedkandi: burn slower | 21:43 |
mister_roboto | frankely: does pidgin do msn? | 21:43 |
wilsonj | gasull, where exactly in the command string am I to place read? | 21:43 |
frankely | yes, but i wanna use my webcam | 21:43 |
Tartaros | hedkandi: or don't burn at all, use usb :) | 21:43 |
ZachK_ | Pidgin does i believe | 21:43 |
sebsebseb | !grub2 | frode` | 21:44 |
ubottu | frode`: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager in Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 21:44 |
gasull | ZachK_: Yes, it was listed there, but then the xfce session didn't start. It just went back to gdm all the time | 21:44 |
mister_roboto | frankely: oh yes, ok... no cam | 21:44 |
ZachK_ | hmm | 21:44 |
ActionParsnip | zelrikriando: run: lsusb one line will identify the cam, websearch for the 8 character hex ID which identifies the cam | 21:44 |
ZachK_ | gasull: you mean it did not start at all? | 21:44 |
frode` | ubottu: ok, thanks. | 21:44 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ok, thanks. | 21:44 |
frankely | and i need use my webcam | 21:44 |
gasull | wilsonj: gnome-terminal -c "nmap; read" | 21:44 |
Dantonic | How do I assign a specific local ip to my desktop? | 21:44 |
gasull | ZachK_: exactly | 21:44 |
mister_roboto | frankely: does messenger run with wine? | 21:44 |
sebsebseb | !thanks | frode` | 21:44 |
ubottu | frode`: You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-) | 21:44 |
wilsonj | gasull, tyvm | 21:44 |
matteo1990 | >ZykoticK9 It worked :D | 21:44 |
kostkon | frankely, emesene? | 21:44 |
ZachK_ | gasull: hmm | 21:44 |
ActionParsnip | Dantonic: use network manager | 21:44 |
gasull | wilsonj: you're very welcome | 21:44 |
ZachK_ | mister_roboto: it should | 21:44 |
frankely | have you used emessene with webcam? | 21:44 |
ActionParsnip | Dantonic: or you can use /etc/network/interfaces | 21:45 |
mister_roboto | ZachK_: should and does are two differnet things ;) | 21:45 |
sebsebseb | frode`: you should be thanking me really :) | 21:45 |
Dantonic | ty ActionParsnip | 21:45 |
ZachK_ | mister_roboto: hey....you asked a question...i answered | 21:45 |
kostkon | frankely, me? no | 21:45 |
frankely | guess is not nice | 21:45 |
zelrikriando | damn I thought I had a driver in the CD | 21:45 |
gasull | ZachK_: and same think happened to me installing Openbox. I couldn't start a GNOME/Openbox session. I could start only a regular GNOME session | 21:45 |
zelrikriando | but I lost the CD | 21:45 |
wilsonj | gasull, the terminal window still closes right wfterwards? | 21:45 |
mister_roboto | ZachK_: sure, but i was looking for yes, no or i don't know :) | 21:46 |
hedkandi | Tartaros: yes, I never considered putting the iso onto usb stick. Does that work? | 21:46 |
mister_roboto | ZachK_: "should" means "i don't know " ;) | 21:46 |
wilsonj | s/wfterards/afterwards | 21:46 |
mikefnode | so - what's the overall verdict? http://www.buyubuntu.com/ a good idea or not? | 21:46 |
ActionParsnip | zelrikriando: thats a windows driver CD, many cams use the same chip so youwill find open drivers | 21:46 |
hedkandi | I didn't know my bios had the option to boot from usb | 21:46 |
ZachK_ | mister_roboto: We try to give specific answers...if in doubt, try it out! | 21:46 |
sebsebseb | !usb | hedkandi | 21:46 |
ubottu | hedkandi: 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 | 21:46 |
Tartaros | hedkandi: not only does it work, it's the offical way to go now :) | 21:46 |
hedkandi | exciting! | 21:46 |
mister_roboto | ZachK_: good point. i'm not the one trying to do it. frankely needs to try it | 21:46 |
hedkandi | well that's got to be a good thing | 21:46 |
zelrikriando | ActionParsnip: I thought there were a linux directory in that CD | 21:47 |
Tartaros | hedkandi: I'd guess so. I installed from usb myself (jaunty) | 21:47 |
hedkandi | I was looking at usb sticks in Borders today. They are like 12 quid for a 2gb thing which is really small and neat | 21:47 |
Apex- | Hi there, I've got 9.10 working perfectly on my new laptop -- everything except for ACPI events, that is. My laptop won't respond to lid closures, power button presses, etc. It's a Clevo W860CU. Any suggestions? | 21:47 |
eduard_ | guys can anyone help me,im having problems with generating new gpg key | 21:47 |
ActionParsnip | zelrikriando: either way, yu don't have it now so don't worry about it, use the lsusb ID to find guides | 21:47 |
wilsonj | gasull, I would like for the terminal window to stay open after the command has ran. ;) | 21:47 |
hedkandi | okay well I needn't have bought a value pack of blank cds from tesco then. | 21:47 |
dAlfa89_ | hedkandi: Eclipse computers do an 8 gig for 18 (: | 21:47 |
eduard_ | anyone? | 21:47 |
Tartaros | !details | eduard_ | 21:47 |
ubottu | eduard_: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 21:47 |
matteo1990 | how to unmount manually a drive? | 21:48 |
hedkandi | guess what! my memory stick which I nicked from my last employer is about 4cm long and | 21:48 |
ActionParsnip | matteo1990: sudo umount /mount/point | 21:48 |
hedkandi | has a capacity of 16mb | 21:48 |
dAlfa89_ | 16mb?! | 21:48 |
ActionParsnip | matteo1990: and you unmount partitions, yuo cannot mount a drive | 21:48 |
hedkandi | so like I wonder how old it is | 21:48 |
hedkandi | They were cheapskates at this company! my laptop was faster than the pc they gave me! | 21:48 |
kostkon | hedkandi, 2000s | 21:48 |
hedkandi | cheapskates! | 21:48 |
eduard_ | karmic 9.10 when trying to generate gpg key through terminal it stops at step where it says that it need to gather more entrophy | 21:48 |
eduard_ | always need 283 more bytes | 21:49 |
Tartaros | hedkandi: minimal ubuntu has 12mb, you can try it for fun :) | 21:49 |
hedkandi | and they didn't have an xmas party but this is offtopic | 21:49 |
gasull | wilsonj: I'm trying to get it to work for you, but cannot. I think you'll need to create a script in /usr/local/bin/ | 21:49 |
ActionParsnip | hedkandi: as long as it does the job its fine | 21:49 |
eduard_ | waited for almost an hour... | 21:49 |
kostkon | hedkandi, 2002 maybe | 21:49 |
ActionParsnip | eduard_: press keys and move the mouse | 21:49 |
gasull | wilsonj: #!/bin/sh \n nmap \n read | 21:49 |
gasull | wilsonj: and then make the call gnome-terminal -x myscript | 21:49 |
matteo1990 | >ActionParsnip it says me that the device is busy! Any way to force the operation? (relally dunno what is using it) | 21:49 |
hedkandi | anyway, does anyone know of a good console app for dealing with a keyring? | 21:50 |
Tartaros | eduard_: what command did you use, exactly | 21:50 |
mister_roboto | hedkandi: gpg? | 21:50 |
ActionParsnip | matteo1990: you need to check if any files are open, use: lsof | grep /mount/point | 21:50 |
wilsonj | gasull, gotcha... had no idea it would take a shell script. | 21:50 |
hedkandi | okay I'll look | 21:50 |
hedkandi | bye | 21:50 |
ActionParsnip | matteo1990: you can, i think its sudo umount -f /mount/point i'd check man umount | 21:50 |
Tartaros | eduard_: also, always try to put all relevant information on one line here | 21:51 |
frode` | sebsebseb: oh, sorry, I wasn't quite paying attention :) | 21:51 |
frode` | sebsebseb: thanks! | 21:51 |
eduard_ | Tartaros: gpg --gen-key | 21:51 |
sebsebseb | frode`: download it from the torrent | 21:51 |
gasull | wilsonj: it should work with just gnome-terminal -e "nmap; read" but I can't get it to work now | 21:51 |
sebsebseb | frode`: unless you want to md5sum/sha1sum your ISO to make sure you got a good download | 21:51 |
sebsebseb | !md5sum | frode` | 21:51 |
ubottu | frode`: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 21:51 |
iMatter | Is it it possible to reinstall ubuntu to a partition that was once a dedicated home partition without messing with the home folders? | 21:51 |
ActionParsnip | iMatter: sure, just mark the / partition for formatting and then tell the installer to use the old home partition as /home, you will need to use custom partitioning | 21:52 |
wilsonj | gasull, indeed.. neither can I | 21:52 |
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eduard_ | as strange as it would be after posting here it finished generating the key | 21:52 |
matteo1990 | >ActionParsnip Thats the output bash 28758 matteo cwd DIR 8,33 16384 1 /media/pennetta | 21:53 |
matteo1990 | lsof 31751 matteo cwd DIR 8,33 16384 1 /media/pennetta | 21:53 |
matteo1990 | grep 31752 matteo cwd DIR 8,33 16384 1 /media/pennetta | 21:53 |
matteo1990 | lsof 31753 matteo cwd DIR 8,33 16384 1 /media/pennetta | 21:53 |
FloodBot1 | matteo1990: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 21:53 |
Azanoth | Hi everyone: I'm trying to understand 'whereis' better. Why won't 'whereis junit' return my /usr/share/java/junit.jar? | 21:53 |
Tartaros | eduard_: you're supposed to do something in the terminal while it's generating, as it says there | 21:53 |
ActionParsnip | matteo1990: is your pwd /media/pennetta ? | 21:53 |
ActionParsnip | Azanoth: try locate instead | 21:54 |
Tartaros | eduard_: move mouse, type stuff with keyboard... you are the entrophy source, so generate ahead! :) | 21:54 |
iMatter | ActionParsnip: The thing is the only extra space is the dedicated home, I want to install onto that without messing with the home dirs, like installing all other "/" stuff but not making a new home dir | 21:54 |
ActionParsnip | matteo1990: try: cd ~; sudo umount /media/pennetta | 21:54 |
matteo1990 | >ActionParsnip ahahah yes, it was XD | 21:54 |
ActionParsnip | matteo1990: thats why its busy | 21:54 |
matteo1990 | >ActionParsnip now it worked :D | 21:54 |
Tartaros | eduard_: so yeah, in this case your typing in irc was part of the entrophy. Not exactly the most safe way to go ever :) | 21:54 |
matteo1990 | >ActionParsnip Tnks alot :D | 21:54 |
Azanoth | ActionParsnip: Slick. Thanks. | 21:55 |
glen_ | Hi, I have increased the size of my ubuntu partition (the main ext5 linux partition) with gparted. Even though the partition has increased, ubuntu still sees the partition as being the old size. Is there something else I need to do before ububtu can use the space? Thanks | 21:55 |
glen_ | *ext4 | 21:55 |
zoug | hello! my internet just died on karmic. it was working for 3 hrs and just died. using wlan with ipv4. any sugg?? | 21:55 |
dtork | My macbook pro (5,1) on karmic hibernated when the battery died before I could get to it. Now it seems I can't boot it back up. Is it just a matter of waiting longer? | 21:56 |
Tartaros | zoug: click the connection in network manager applet? | 21:56 |
erUSUL | glen_: maybe resize2fs ? or a fsck of the parition ? | 21:56 |
zoug | Tartaros: i have wicd installed..wlan is working fine. i can login the router cp | 21:57 |
glen_ | erUSUL: thanks erUSUL i'll google those to find out more :) | 21:57 |
frode` | I'm really trying to get a /dev/fb0 on my machine.. any pointers on that? | 21:57 |
erUSUL | frode`: sudo modprobe floppy | 21:57 |
ActionParsnip | iMatter: if you have a home partition then the custom partitioning will allow you to set its mount point. The way it read was that you had a separate home partition which you dont want formatting | 21:57 |
Tartaros | zoug: so your wlan is working fine, but it's not? I don't undersdant | 21:57 |
erUSUL | frode`: sorry fb0 not fd0 ... | 21:57 |
frode` | erUSUL: ..as in framebuffer? | 21:57 |
frode` | erUSUL: right | 21:58 |
erUSUL | frode`: my fault sorry | 21:58 |
zoug | Tartaros: internet is down. wlan is fine | 21:58 |
SuperPii | Has any one tried Virtualmin on Ubuntu Karmic? | 21:58 |
kappabuntu | oh good lord people !~ :[ | 21:58 |
erUSUL | frode`: load the frambuffer driver for your card ? | 21:58 |
noisecontrol1 | you guys have really outdone yourselves this time at ubuntu this is amazing 9.10 is excellent on this Compaq f700 notebook | 21:58 |
Tartaros | zoug: umm... ok... I'd say internet is not down since we're just using it for this irc chat. YOu need to be more specific. | 21:58 |
eduard_ | btw guys,does anybody now a good gui program to manage gpg keys | 21:58 |
Lint01 | which product emulates NT domain controller on Linux PC? | 21:59 |
zoug | Tartaros: im using internet from windows | 21:59 |
noisecontrol1 | the webcam printer and wireless all work out of the box | 21:59 |
kappabuntu | If I only knew that grub --> grub2 upgrade would be so screwed up, I wouldn't have tried fixing something that wasn't broke... I just spent my whole morning/lunch hour fixing the darn thing | 21:59 |
frode` | erUSUL: isn't there a generic driver of some sort? My googling indicates that if grub is given some option to "go graphical", there should be a /dev/fb0 ? | 21:59 |
noisecontrol1 | the nvidia drivers were a little tough but I have compiz and emerald working | 21:59 |
Tartaros | eduard_: menu - programs - accessories - passwords and encryption | 21:59 |
kappabuntu | etc etc... /beatdeadhorse | 21:59 |
Jkessler | Lint01: samba | 22:00 |
erUSUL | frode`: vesafb ? | 22:00 |
zoug | kappabuntu: i just had to screw up the grub.cfg and it all worked out.. | 22:00 |
Tartaros | !details | zoug | 22:00 |
ubottu | zoug: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 22:00 |
noisecontrol1 | I love the background with the paintbrushes | 22:00 |
Tartaros | zoug: you can't say wlan is fine but internet is not, that makes no sense | 22:01 |
ActionParsnip | Tartaros: sure it does, dns could be failing | 22:01 |
Tartaros | ActionParsnip: /facepalm. I'm trying to get more info out of him, not speculate what could be wrong | 22:02 |
noisecontrol1 | by the way - we installed it because the nvidia windows updated drivers killed the BrightView display and HP has buried who makes the thing. | 22:02 |
zoug | ubottu: okay, guys. im on karmic. internet is not wokring. i can ping my router gateway. internet was working like for 3hrs and suddenly went down. i wish i could have shown you the route -n output here, i am on windows | 22:03 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 22:03 |
noisecontrol1 | not to kick HP for trying to prevent winXP from installs on it or anything - people should realize that Linux is better. | 22:03 |
Tartaros | zoug: well are you sure it still won't work when you reboot to ubuntu now? | 22:04 |
zoug | Tartaros: yeah i tried to do that too | 22:04 |
Tartaros | well with you not being on the system is kind of an obstacle :) | 22:04 |
Jkessler | zoug: did you set static ips for your karmic machine? i had the same thing happen when i tried to switch from DHCP. It works for a few hours, then can't get past the router. | 22:04 |
Jkessler | i deleted my wireless settings and it worked fine | 22:05 |
Jkessler | i checked my settings over and over, could never figure out why it didn't work with static ips | 22:05 |
zoug | Jkessler: i configured wicd with dhcp off( routers dhcp is off) and the def gateway.. and i can login to the router cp | 22:06 |
norbert_ | 3o3 med+ our server !! | 22:06 |
zoug | Jkessler: im using statics | 22:06 |
Dantonic | I'm having trouble seeing my 9.10 installation on the network... Shouldn't I see it in the DHCP Active IP Table on my router as well? I've assigned my desktop a specific ip | 22:06 |
norbert_ | 3o3 med+ our server !! | 22:07 |
Jkessler | i never checked to see if it was a reported bug, but maybe try turning dhcp on.. it worked for me. -- i had no problem in jaunty, this is a karmic specific problem for me | 22:07 |
simyager | wth | 22:07 |
zoug | i updated firefox and installed psi and geany. internet's down since that installation | 22:07 |
simyager | what is this? | 22:07 |
norbert_ | 3o3 med+ our server !! | 22:07 |
kappabuntu | zoug, well it looks like that I just did a noob mistake and didn't specify the boot option when grub2 was installing | 22:08 |
simyager | So how is the new Grub compared to the old grub? | 22:08 |
kappabuntu | I believe it was error 15 and very very common since there was tons of support on it | 22:08 |
babz | hi | 22:08 |
simyager | hi | 22:08 |
EnglishGent | hello babz :) | 22:08 |
norbert_ | 3o3 med/+ our server !! | 22:08 |
zoug | kappabuntu: okay, cool. good to see grub2 working.. | 22:08 |
ElorTegle | Is it possible to access windows remote desktop with ubuntu ? | 22:08 |
Tartaros | norbert_: stop flooding | 22:09 |
simyager | like seriously this is like wth | 22:09 |
Tartaros | simyager: what are you talking about, like seriously | 22:09 |
Jkessler | hah | 22:09 |
iMatter_ | possible to fix windows blinking cursor on black background during boot on Linux? | 22:09 |
Jkessler | you stumble into a support room while on acid? | 22:09 |
BluesKaj | Dantonic, can you open you router-host with your browser, and checking device details | 22:09 |
simyager | Good day to you all and take care ;) | 22:10 |
zoug | okay guys im gonna login to karmic again and see if i can mess with iptables or something wish me luck..:( | 22:10 |
Tartaros | zoug: try disabling apparmor perhaps :) | 22:10 |
Dantonic | BluesKaj, ya that's what I'm doing and I can see all other devices connected, but not this desktop | 22:10 |
Dantonic | that's probably why I cannot ssh into it anymore from my other device | 22:10 |
Tartaros | zoug: and ofc uninstalling whatever it was you said you installed :) | 22:10 |
zoug | Tartaros: yeah, sure :D | 22:10 |
Dantonic | BluesKaj, I recently upgraded to 9.10 from 9.04 | 22:11 |
Unislash | anyone know why vlc stutters at the beginning of any songs i play with it? | 22:11 |
zoug | il get back here asap.. | 22:11 |
Drunkpunk | hey folks just wondering if anyone can help with a problem getting screen res to go above 800x600? tried google, about 5 hours last night, followed by a few on here this AM and now i'm only able to get a command prompt login? please help was working fine 2 days ago and now i've ruined two fresh installs just trying to solve this stoopid screen res prob | 22:11 |
babz | can i ask a help question even though i am very new here? | 22:11 |
Flannel | babz: Of course | 22:11 |
Flannel | babz: That's what this channel is here for | 22:12 |
BluesKaj | Dantonic, open your etc/hosts and see if it's still listed | 22:13 |
Unislash | Drunkpunk: first thing i'd think of is hardware drivers | 22:13 |
mluser-home | Hello.. what is the equivalent to 'rpm -qf <some file>' in ubuntu? | 22:13 |
CShadowRun | mluser-home: what do the -qf flags do? | 22:13 |
mluser-home | CShadowRun: tell me what package <some file> belongs to | 22:13 |
babz | ok, i downloaded the ubuntu notebook version. it seems fine but i have no idea how to connect to the internet on it. i tried putting it in network connections but all it showed was that i was offline. i had to go back to windows 7 to try to access help and have found astuff to help after online... but not how to get on line. can anyone help? :) | 22:13 |
CShadowRun | mluser-home: it'd be easier for people to help you if you said what you want to do, instead of ask for an equivilant | 22:13 |
CShadowRun | mluser-home: ah, hmm...there is a way, i just can't remember it lol | 22:14 |
mluser-home | lol | 22:14 |
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mluser-home | I suppose its time to RTFM | 22:14 |
Drunkpunk | unislash: yeh me too tried uninstalling em, reinstalling em, going to previous version - that really messed things up so i did a frsh install and now i'm in this situation where i've edited the xconfig file and cant actually get passed my login | 22:14 |
CShadowRun | idd :) | 22:14 |
arche | anyone here know of a linux hard drive smart tool? | 22:14 |
Dantonic | BluesKaj, this is what I have at the top. Sorry kinda new at this: 127.0.0.1localhost | 22:15 |
Dantonic | 127.0.1.1david-desktop | 22:15 |
Dantonic | BluesKaj, david-desktop is the desktop in question | 22:15 |
Solarstone | I'm trying to install the 3d modeling software "Blender", that's open source | 22:15 |
Drunkpunk | unislash: the drivers are nvidia btw | 22:15 |
Solarstone | but it won't work | 22:15 |
mluser-home | arche: gsmartcontrol ?? | 22:15 |
Unislash | Drunkpunk: at that point i'd personally do another fresh install.... | 22:15 |
Solarstone | how to install a tar file? | 22:15 |
Drunkpunk | lol i had a funny feelin u might say that | 22:15 |
erUSUL | !compile | Solarstone | 22:16 |
ubottu | Solarstone: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 22:16 |
Unislash | Drunkpunk: yea, you get used to it :P | 22:16 |
Solarstone | I'll check it thx | 22:16 |
gRaCiOsO | buenas | 22:16 |
Drunkpunk | unislash: any idea how i can get round it when i've freshly installed? | 22:16 |
Unislash | Drunkpunk: what i do is have my home folder on a different partition... so pretty much everything is saved if i want to do a fresh install (it's more milk-chocolate than vanilla at that point i guess) | 22:16 |
Tartaros | babz: ubuntu should be online automatically, you need to be more specific if it's not | 22:16 |
babz | its not | 22:17 |
Drunkpunk | the monitor and everything worked perfectly until 48 hrs ago | 22:17 |
Unislash | Drunkpunk: hmm... try this... (if i can remember) | 22:17 |
arche | mluser-home, terminal says i already have gsmartcontrol installed, would you know where i can access it from? | 22:17 |
Drunkpunk | unislash: really appreciate anything at all at this point | 22:17 |
babz | i tried setting it to connect automatically and it didnt. today is the first time ive even seen it so i really dont know | 22:17 |
Solarstone | hmm.... I'm not sure I've done it wrong | 22:17 |
Solarstone | I've followed the instructions on the website... | 22:17 |
Unislash | Drunkpunk: running this command should reset all gnome settings... | 22:18 |
babz | i just made the disk and put it in. kept windows incase i had problems and did. | 22:18 |
Unislash | Drunkpunk: rm -rf .gnome* .gconf .gconfd | 22:18 |
BluesKaj | Dantonic, do you recall what your david-desktop IP was previous to the upgrade? , if so addit to /etc/hosts by : gksudo gedit /etc/hosts | 22:19 |
Unislash | Drunkpunk: probably need to sudo that... | 22:19 |
mluser-home | arche: have you tried running just gsmartcontrol from a terminal? | 22:19 |
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Drunkpunk | unislash: i put sudo in front of request for coffe now! ;-) | 22:19 |
mluser-home | arche: or just ALT+F2 and type 'gsmartcontrol' | 22:19 |
Unislash | :P | 22:20 |
BluesKaj | Dantonic, it may also require a router reboot | 22:20 |
Solarstone | can anyone check this? | 22:20 |
Solarstone | http://www.binpaste.com/v.php?id=2z13y | 22:20 |
Solarstone | What's wrong? | 22:20 |
DantonicN800 | BluesKaj, i do but i've since changed it in an attempt to fix the problem I'll put in the new ip I guess | 22:20 |
Solarstone | Instructions I found here: | 22:20 |
DantonicN800 | ok | 22:20 |
clyde_ | привет | 22:20 |
erUSUL | !ru | 22:21 |
ubottu | Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 22:21 |
Unislash | babz: sometimes your wireless isn't supported right off the bat--try going system->administration->hardware drivers and see if there are unsupported drivers you can install there | 22:21 |
Solarstone | http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Doc:Manual/Introduction/Installing_Blender/Linux | 22:21 |
mluser-home | Solarstone: looks like a corrupt tar file.. try to download it again | 22:21 |
Solarstone | okay I'll do | 22:21 |
jereme | since upgrading to 9.10, I can't seem to play more than 3 seconds of a flash video before it hangs on me | 22:22 |
jereme | anyone else encountered this issue? | 22:22 |
jereme | 32-bit | 22:22 |
Unislash | not me... | 22:23 |
BluesKaj | DantonicN800, your router autogenerates the IP address ,,,choosing your own probly won't work | 22:23 |
Unislash | :) | 22:23 |
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ubbunnoob | help | 22:23 |
ubbunnoob | helppp | 22:23 |
erUSUL | !ask | 22:23 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 22:23 |
ubbunnoob | I installed 8.04 Hardy Heron. My wireless card isn't found. Im on a temporary wired connection.... | 22:24 |
erUSUL | ubbunnoob: what wifi chip ? | 22:24 |
ubbunnoob | How do I enable wireless use | 22:24 |
ubbunnoob | Asus G72GX Laptop from bestbuy | 22:24 |
jcole | how do i get all my icons back... karmic seems to remove icons from firefox and gnome | 22:24 |
Unislash | would anyone happen to know why i can't connect to my own wireless network, but can for all other networks i've tried? happens on two computers, one using jaunty the other karmic | 22:24 |
Harrison_Bergero | can anyone tell me how to mount a partition so that i dont have to do it everytime i boot? | 22:24 |
CShadowRun | !icons | jcole | 22:24 |
ubottu | jcole: Want to see volume/trash icons on the desktop? Go to /apps/nautilus/desktop in gconf-editor (GNOME) or go to http://kudos.berlios.de/kf/kisimlar/tipsntrix.html#showtrash (KDE) | 22:24 |
jcole | hardy, intrepid and jaunty all show icons | 22:24 |
erUSUL | ubbunnoob: do «lspci | grep -i net» on a terminal | 22:24 |
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CShadowRun | blast, nope | 22:24 |
DantonicN800 | BluesKaj, don't I need to assign it an IP so I can forward port 22 to it to be able to ssh into my machine? | 22:24 |
ubbunnoob | I downgraded from Karmic. Karmic found my wireless thing | 22:24 |
jcole | CShadowRun: not the desktop shortcuts | 22:25 |
erUSUL | ubbunnoob: then why you dwongraded ? | 22:25 |
CShadowRun | jcole: system > preferences > appearance > interface > show icons in menus | 22:25 |
CShadowRun | jcole: sorry, i assumed that factoid would be the one :) | 22:25 |
ubbunnoob | 07:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. Unknown device 002a (rev 01) | 22:25 |
ubbunnoob | flash wasn't working correctly | 22:25 |
BluesKaj | DantonicN800, use the IP your router assigns , that's what i did for openssh on my lan | 22:25 |
babz | thanks for your suggestion unislash | 22:25 |
Unislash | babz: it work? | 22:26 |
Fatb0y | you can edit your host file on your pc to add the ip of the assigned pc to give it a name too to keep from having to type the ip address over and over to connect also | 22:26 |
ubbunnoob | Oh yea my sound doesn't work either | 22:26 |
Unislash | ubbunnoob: try going system->administration->hardware drivers and see if there are unsupported drivers for your wireless card you can install there | 22:26 |
ubbunnoob | nothing there i loked | 22:26 |
babz | dont know, i am in windows 7 right now. i will check it when i go back in | 22:26 |
Unislash | babz: ah, k | 22:26 |
jcole | CShadowRun: THANK YOU, that has bee annoying the bejesus out of me... i dont know whos bright idea that was to disable icons | 22:26 |
CShadowRun | jcole: blame gnome, 90% of people thought it was a bug, as they left the space for the icons, but didn't actually include the icons...silly | 22:27 |
Unislash | babz: if that isn't the case... try googling "ubuntu <your wireless card>" and see what the net says | 22:27 |
Unislash | babz: turns out mine wasn't so easy to get working and needed quite a bit of prodding | 22:27 |
jereme | ubbunnoob, what was your flash doing? | 22:27 |
babz | its a mobile internet stick. it was listed when i tried to set up the connection | 22:27 |
ThatGuyOverThere | I just installed a new kernel and the last couple times I tried starting it up I was left with an unbootable system. Help? | 22:28 |
Dantonic | BluesKaj, if I let it assign an Ip it'll never change? I have several devices connecting to my router | 22:28 |
Unislash | babz: so you can see wireless networks? | 22:28 |
ubbunnoob | jereme: My Flash was a black box ..... no video was showing on heavy duty video streams @ justin.tv | 22:28 |
ThatGuyOverThere | Anybody? | 22:29 |
Drunkpunk | unislash: thx for the help, will doubtless be back if it doesnt do the trick | 22:29 |
Unislash | ThatGuyOverThere: :-/ | 22:29 |
mluser-home | Anyone know how I can find out what installed package is associated with a particular file? | 22:29 |
babz | yes unislash, wireless networks show but they are not mine | 22:29 |
Unislash | Drunkpunk: no prob | 22:29 |
greyz | hi guyz! | 22:29 |
greyz | I need your help. | 22:29 |
ThatGuyOverThere | Okay, let me explain. | 22:29 |
jereme | ubbunnoob, ah different on mine... mine would play a few seconds then freeze. I just purged the flash install and reinstalled it and I'm golden | 22:29 |
BluesKaj | Dantonic, it won't change on the lan side of the router , the dynamic IP is on the internet side | 22:29 |
jereme | ubbunnoob, turns out there was an nswrapper conflict | 22:29 |
greyz | My brother need a video editor, what can you reccomend that is in the repos? | 22:30 |
ubbunnoob | oh....... are u on 64bit | 22:30 |
norbert_ | 3o3 med/+ our server | 22:30 |
ThatGuyOverThere | I think I need to tell the bootloader that I use where to find the mount point for the root folder after I install the new kernel. | 22:30 |
jereme | ubbunnoob, nope | 22:30 |
ubbunnoob | try to go to www.justin.tv entertainment section and try to watch a movie | 22:30 |
ThatGuyOverThere | Yeah? | 22:30 |
mluser-home | Nevermind I found it 'dpkg -S /path/to/file' | 22:30 |
ubbunnoob | Is there a way to update to 9.1 karmic from hardy heron | 22:30 |
Dantonic | BluesKaj, so to change it be assigned automatically what do I do change iface eth0 inet static to iface eth0 inet dhcp? | 22:31 |
Dantonic | BluesKaj, and then what do I do with my address line of the assigned ip? | 22:31 |
jereme | ubuntulog, seems like the movie is playing | 22:31 |
ThatGuyOverThere | Anybody? | 22:31 |
Unislash | ThatGuyOverThere: i haven't dealt with compiling kernels, but that makes sense. No idea if that's the actual problem though | 22:31 |
ThatGuyOverThere | Ugh. Alright, is there anyway I can figure out where the mount point is? | 22:31 |
jereme | damn, an age old problem has surfaced in 9.10... whichever process claims the sound stream first wins | 22:31 |
Dallas | Does anyone run photoshop, fireworks, and dreamweaver through vm or wine on ubuntu? | 22:32 |
babz | since the other wireless networks show, is there a chance the problem may be with the mobile internet stick? maybe it dosent like it? | 22:32 |
ubbunnoob | Jereme | 22:32 |
ubbunnoob | im gona install 32bit 9.1 | 22:32 |
ubbunnoob | can u help me fix the flash problem | 22:32 |
jereme | I can tell you the one command I ran | 22:33 |
ubbunnoob | ok | 22:33 |
diego_ | oie pessoal | 22:33 |
mylisto2 | hey everyone | 22:33 |
ubbunnoob | just tell me how u fixed it | 22:33 |
Unislash | ThatGuyOverThere: your guess is as good as mine. sorry i can't really help :-/ | 22:33 |
ubbunnoob | cuz i depend on flash for entertainment lol | 22:33 |
mylisto2 | so I installed mysql/lamp/apache/etc... to lost a site locally | 22:33 |
ThatGuyOverThere | >:[ | 22:33 |
mylisto2 | I want to add some stuff to the /var/ directory...but I don't have permission... | 22:33 |
jereme | ubbunnoob, your issue and my issue sound unrelated | 22:34 |
mylisto2 | How can change the permissions of the var folder? | 22:34 |
killazzz | hi somewone here know a little bit about reversing engeneering ? | 22:34 |
jereme | well they are related in that they are both flash issues | 22:34 |
ubbunnoob | ubbunoobb... I had the same issue as u.. before | 22:34 |
ubbunnoob | jereme | 22:34 |
jereme | ah | 22:34 |
ubbunnoob | the video would skip | 22:34 |
ubbunnoob | the sound would stutter | 22:34 |
valros | anyone familiar with tftp | 22:34 |
valros | ? | 22:34 |
ubbunnoob | i got the flash 64bit and then i had a black video screen | 22:34 |
ubbunnoob | so now im gona upgrade to 9.1 32bit see fi tha towrks | 22:34 |
jereme | ubbunnoob, my sound wouldn't skip and the video wouldn't stutter | 22:35 |
ubbunnoob | hardy heron has a distribution upgrade im doing it right now | 22:35 |
jereme | ubbunnoob, my videos would play 2 seconds and then just plain stop | 22:35 |
ubbunnoob | oh...... | 22:35 |
killazzz | somewone know how to acess firmware or os used by mp3 player portable | 22:35 |
killazzz | ? | 22:35 |
jereme | every video, 2 seconds | 22:35 |
ubbunnoob | how did u fix it anyway | 22:35 |
ubbunnoob | if i run into tha tproblem | 22:35 |
Unislash | babz: oops, almost didn't see your reply there :). since other wireless networks show, it's not drivers. It could be that your router is hiding its ssid...? | 22:35 |
almostAg33k | hey im having issues loading 9.10 with a flash and on a cd, i keep getting errors. | 22:35 |
jereme | ubbunnoob, sudo apt-get remove --purge flashplugin-nonfree flashplugin-installer | 22:35 |
cafree | I think my hard drive is messed up. Trying to repair the install or install fresh just gets stuck at the blue screen. What can I do? | 22:35 |
zooleen | lol | 22:35 |
jereme | ubbunnoob, apt-get install adobe-flashplugin | 22:36 |
valros | is anyone familiar with tftp? i need t: put <file> but i dont know how to specify the destination, which is 192.168.1.1 | 22:36 |
zooleen | ???? ??????? ?????? | 22:36 |
zooleen | *???? | 22:36 |
jereme | ubbunnoob, I think.... I'm still working on my issue | 22:36 |
zooleen | ???????, ????? ?? ??????????? ?????? ??? ??????? ? ??????????????? ?????? | 22:36 |
Unislash | babz: it's one thing to see networks and not be able to connect to yours, it's another to see all networks but yours... it'll either see them all or none of them--unless yours is hidden or otherwise special | 22:36 |
mylisto2 | never mind | 22:36 |
mylisto2 | got it :D | 22:36 |
ubbunnoob | im glad i can upgrade to 9..1 from 8.04... sound and wifi aint workn lol | 22:37 |
ubbunnoob | i never done 32bit 9.1 i hope it works! | 22:37 |
almostAg33k | is there a way to install through terminal? | 22:37 |
ubbunnoob | whats the best looking linux irc chat | 22:38 |
MikeChelen | !alternatecd | 22:38 |
ubottu | The Alternate CD is a classic text-mode install CD. It supports a wider range of hardware than the !LiveCD, and can also be used as an upgrade CD. Look for the link on the Ubuntu download page - See also !minimal | 22:38 |
MikeChelen | !alternatecd | almostAg33k | 22:38 |
ubottu | almostAg33k: please see above | 22:38 |
Unislash | ubbunnoob: i've looked a bit... and i just stick with xchat | 22:38 |
MikeChelen | ubbunnoob: xchat is broadly liked, pidgin and konversation are fine too | 22:39 |
grkblood13 | is there a way to add background music to a dvd menu using dvdstyler? | 22:39 |
Dantonic | BluesKaj, I'm still not showing up in the DHCP Active IP Table even with the automatically assigned ip | 22:39 |
KindOne | ubbunnoobubbunnoobubbunnoobubbunnoob | 22:40 |
KindOne | ubbunnoobubbunnoobubbunnoobubbunnoob | 22:40 |
jereme | ubbunnoob, that worked... I can play flash streams in two different tabs, no audio conflicts or anything | 22:40 |
KindOne | sorry about that | 22:40 |
jereme | I like xchat | 22:40 |
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trism | ubbunnoob: irssi | 22:41 |
Shwack | Can somebody please point me in the right direction to compile the source code for Waste Again 1.7.4? | 22:41 |
Dantonic | Anyone have an idea about why my desktop is not showing up on the network? not showing up on the DHCP active IPs? | 22:42 |
Zoug | its not working | 22:43 |
BluesKaj | Dantonic , you may have to reboot the router | 22:43 |
Dantonic | BluesKaj, what do you mean by reboot? I turned it off and on again after a while... | 22:43 |
Dantonic | and renewed DHCP | 22:43 |
eduard_ | guys what are the default permisions(chmod) on .gnupg folder in homedir | 22:43 |
Dantonic | does that count? | 22:43 |
dajhorn | eduard_: 700 | 22:44 |
eduard_ | ty | 22:44 |
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BluesKaj | yes, Dantonic , rebooting your desktop might be in order as well | 22:44 |
dajhorn | eduard_: Welcome. | 22:44 |
komputes | How do I stop karmic from asking for my password when mounting a drive? | 22:44 |
Dantonic | BluesKaj, I've done that as well | 22:44 |
Dantonic | and done sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart | 22:44 |
g1er | is there a way to create a shortcut to reconnect to a wireless ap? | 22:45 |
Dantonic | any ideas? | 22:45 |
Zoug | All the req are going thru localhost thus turning off internet | 22:45 |
Shwack | Can someobdy help me with compiling from source? | 22:45 |
jereme | ubbunnoob, I'm about to leave the #... did you get what I had suggested written down somewhere? | 22:45 |
Dantonic | could it have to do with some kind of security? firewall or something? idk | 22:45 |
ubbunnoob | YEA | 22:45 |
ubbunnoob | GO LIVE UR LIFE | 22:45 |
ubbunnoob | haha | 22:45 |
FloodBot2 | ubbunnoob: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 22:45 |
dajhorn | Shwack: Be more specific. What do you want to compile? And why? | 22:46 |
BluesKaj | well then , Dantonic I've reached the end of my resources ..dunno what to do next..sorry , can anyone else help? | 22:46 |
cafree | I think my hard drive is damage, but when booting from the install CD I can't get past the blue screen on rescue mode or on install. How can I run fsck, or anything to figure it out? | 22:46 |
jereme | ubbunnoob, haha... good luck | 22:46 |
Dantonic | BluesKaj, thank you very much for trying I appreciate it | 22:46 |
Shwack | dajhorn, I need to compile Waste Again 1.7.4 from http://sourceforge.net/projects/wasteagain/files/ Because they only provide a windows.exe version and while it works with Wine it is unstable and i would like to run it natively | 22:46 |
VCoolio | komputes: add a line to /etc/fstab like: /dev/? /mount/point ext4 user,defaults 0 0 | 22:47 |
komputes | VCoolio: Let me rephrase, How do I stop karmic from asking for my password when mounting a drive, mid-session? | 22:47 |
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buttons840 | i have a daemon type script (although, i don't believe it's a proper daemon, just a script that never ends, infinite loop) and i place it in rc.local, and it runs, and never finished, and my system wont boot up to login because of it. i want it to start on startup but not to take over the tty, and run like a daemon? | 22:48 |
dajhorn | Shwack: Unpack the source tarball and look for a script named `configure`. | 22:48 |
andre_pl | I recently had some HDD Problems and had to run a e2fsck -c on my drive to mark the bad blocks, it has been "Updating bad block inode" for well over 36 hours and is now using 700MB of ram. should I be worried? | 22:49 |
Shwack | dajhorn, there are config.cpp and configparameters.cpp | 22:49 |
Unislash | anyone know why vlc stutters at the beginning of songs? | 22:50 |
manpoole | can anyone help me setup my irc receiver and blaster with lirc? | 22:50 |
almostAg33k | is there a way to make ubuntu install from terminal? | 22:50 |
Unislash | or why ubuntu's volume is much lower than other operating systems? (i've tried switching to pulseaudio, which helps, but still) | 22:50 |
dajhorn | Shwack: If the code is intended for win32, then you'll have to teach yourself how to build it. It will be too involved to get help here. | 22:50 |
Adam75 | I tried to io install ubuntu from a usb today on a computer. First time It went fast. But I got alot of errors while trying to remove the old Windows Vista partition. Ubuntu crashed and now when trying to install from a usb stick goes really slow. I can't boot into Windows anymore. What should I do? Will it go faster with a cd? Please help me! | 22:50 |
sidney | SPM says xulrunner will be removed because of a broken package.As far as i can tell i just dont get the Ffox icon? | 22:50 |
dajhorn | Shwack: Anything that doesn't have a 'Makefile' or a `configure` script is usually too hard for regular people to compile. | 22:51 |
EugenMayer | is there any reason why pinning would be ignored in jaunty? : http://paste.debian.net/52241 | 22:51 |
Unislash | Adam75: uhm... it shouldn't... but might? :) | 22:51 |
Helsinkiii | i'm trying to burn 9.10 from my ubuntu machine and it's hung at around 50%, with "time remaining" increasing | 22:51 |
sidney | without xulrunner is FF nolonger functional? | 22:51 |
Helsinkiii | like a normal clock | 22:51 |
iMatter_ | Is it possible to install supergrub from ubuntu livecd? | 22:51 |
Adam75 | Unislash; What should I do? I'm totally out of idéas. I'm going back there tomorrow.. | 22:51 |
valros | has anyone used tftp? | 22:52 |
Adam75 | Unislash; Ubuntu kinda fucked up my computer. I've trieed with 2 different usb sticks.. tried ubuntu netbook remix, ubntu desktop edition and old deskop edition 9.04 | 22:52 |
Unislash | Adam75: well i'd just go with a CD. I mean, it's not the worst thing in the world is it? :P | 22:52 |
sidney | valros: i use hfchttp | 22:52 |
VCoolio | komputes: ok, if it's a general problem with mounting, I don't know; if you need that one drive each time, then like I said but maybe with noauto so it's not automatically mounted | 22:52 |
Adam75 | Unislash; What if that won't work? I will try to install windows with a cd first then burn out ubuntu | 22:52 |
Dreger | hi | 22:52 |
Dreger | jemand da? | 22:53 |
almostAg33k | can anyone send me a jaunty link? | 22:53 |
Shwack | dajhorn, there is a folder called makefiles | 22:53 |
komputes | VCoolio: it's just a problem with devicekit-disks as HAL never had this issue. Even if part of sudoers it asks for a password. | 22:54 |
Dantonic | Any network experts here? | 22:54 |
Unislash | Adam75: hm... what you might try is using the "ubuntu on a memory stick" to run ubuntu (ubuntu is run entirely from the USB stick) and then burn a CD from there | 22:54 |
VCoolio | almostAg33k: like torrent download? | 22:54 |
dajhorn | Shwack: Let me download the tarball and look at it... | 22:54 |
Unislash | Dantonic: somewhat. shoot. | 22:54 |
VCoolio | komputes: ok, that's way beyond my league then, sorry | 22:54 |
valros | well, right now im doing: tftp; mode binary; rexmt 1; timeout 60; put <file> but i dont know how to specify the target machine, can anyone help me? | 22:54 |
Dantonic | I'm having trouble seeing my desktop on the network, it is not showing up in the active DHCP IP list | 22:54 |
tiz_ | Hi all. On my karmic box, Movie Player (totem) hangs if I have a NFS mount which is not responding, even if the video I am watching is on the local harddisk. :/ It won't start in this situation, and if the NFS mount is OK when I start playing but becomes unavailable half way through a video, totem will eventually freeze (though it usually works for a few minutes). | 22:54 |
Dantonic | Unislash, I therefore cannot ssh into my box :( | 22:54 |
tiz_ | A bunch of other non-NFS stuff seems to flake out too, so I'm not sure if it's a problem with totem directly, or something else in gnome that it depends on. | 22:55 |
almostAg33k | sure anything | 22:55 |
Unislash | Dantonic: the DHCP list from the router, you mean? | 22:55 |
Adam75 | Unislash; Smart idéa.. I will just boot 2 sticks and take over the file from there and burn it. I believe it will take a few hours tho. Ubuntu was so extremly slow from the USB. The first tmie went fine, but after the attempt to format/partion everything went to HELL | 22:55 |
Helsinkiii | anyone???why did CD burner hang? | 22:55 |
Dantonic | Unislash, yes | 22:55 |
Arsin | Anyone use istanbul? | 22:55 |
Unislash | Adam75: ok, and you know the distinction between installing from a USB stick and actually running ubuntu from one right? because there is :) | 22:55 |
frankely | im getting this error: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable), how can i solve it | 22:56 |
Unislash | Dantonic: and your box is actually connected to the network/has internet and all? | 22:56 |
Adam75 | Unislash; No, I don't. What's the difference? How do I install ubuntu to a memory stick? ;/ | 22:56 |
Shwack | dajhorn, I appreciate it. compiling intimidates me still and it would be nice to know it's either not possible for this specific program or get it done and feel accomplished | 22:56 |
Kirill_TO | hi ppl, my ubuntu box stoped running services at start up for some reason. Could some one please help me re-enable them at start up. I tried update-rc.d, but I get a message that a link already exists. | 22:56 |
Dantonic | Unislash, yes. someone in another channel has suggested the firewall | 22:56 |
frankely | im getting this error: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable), how can i solve it | 22:57 |
dajhorn | Shwack: First, install the build-essential package. | 22:57 |
ayoub | slt | 22:57 |
VCoolio | almostAg33k: went fine, but after the attempt to format/partion everything went to HELL | 22:57 |
dajhorn | Shwack: Second, run `make -f Makefiles/gnu/Makefile` and see what happens. | 22:57 |
VCoolio | almostAg33k: sorry | 22:58 |
Adam75 | Unislash; I'm readin about it now, seems less complicated to just install windows and do it from there | 22:58 |
Unislash | Dantonic: well that's just weird.... it's gotta show up on the routers DHCP tables if it is indeed connected | 22:58 |
VCoolio | almostAg33k: http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/ | 22:58 |
Unislash | Adam75: heh, well, do what works :) | 22:58 |
Adam75 | Unislash; I get loads of error messages concering the HDD when booting ubuntu, I believe that's what makes it so slow | 22:58 |
manpoole_ | could anyone help me setup an hp ir receiver/baster with lirc? | 22:58 |
Dantonic | Unislash, it is connected I'm talking to you over it... I know what the ip is with ifconfig and it is not showing up neither ip nor computer name on the DHCP table | 22:59 |
Unislash | Dantonic: i guess there is the possibility of the firewall blocking some sort of trace from the router, but i really doubt that... | 22:59 |
Helsinkiii | k so i clicked "cancel", and it says "image succesfully burned" | 22:59 |
ame | asdf&qui | 23:00 |
Dantonic | Unislash, how do I disable the firewall? at least temporarily so I can see if that is the problem? | 23:00 |
Unislash | Dantonic: well, that makes little if no sense to me. no ideas here... | 23:00 |
dajhorn | Shwack: It won't compile on my 64-bit Ubuntu workstation. If you have a 32-bit Ubuntu computer, then you may get lucky with it. | 23:00 |
Shwack | dajhorn, give me one second - I will try | 23:01 |
Unislash | dantonic: a simple "ufw disable" should do it | 23:01 |
Adam75 | Unislash; Do you have any idéa why the computer behaves in this way? | 23:02 |
hydrozen | Hi, anyone around here good with LVM? I just installed ubuntu 9.10 server with LVM enabled... and I have another harddrive i want to add to the volume... I created a physical volume with the partition... and added it to the volume group.... and now im wondering what is the next step | 23:02 |
Dantonic | Unislash, ok brb | 23:03 |
Unislash | Adam75: not... really... | 23:03 |
Adam75 | Unislash; Can ext4 means problems on older computers? That's the only thing I can think off | 23:03 |
Unislash | Adam75: i'd just wipe the hard drive using my ubuntu install CD and try it from there, but you don't have that :) | 23:03 |
mre_ | what is wrong with this syntax scp -P 2222 /home/mre/Videos/ mre@67.223.238.203:/home/share/torrents/Top\ Gear\ -\ \[14x02\]\ -\ 2009.11.22\ \[720p\ x264\ by\ FoV\].mkv ? | 23:04 |
Unislash | Adam75: nope, it's nothing to do with that (or shouldn't be) | 23:04 |
manpoole_ | could someone help me with lirc? i need to program my usbmce to work with it | 23:04 |
Adam75 | Unislash; I don't have what? | 23:04 |
Adam75 | Unislash; That's what I tried to do from the USB, that's what caused this whole situation | 23:04 |
Unislash | mre_: try quotes? | 23:04 |
Shwack | dajhorn, I got make: *** [d_chat.o] Error 1 | 23:04 |
Shwack | amongst others. It looks like this is maybe be a Wine only operation? | 23:04 |
Unislash | Adam75: you don't have the install cd :) | 23:05 |
Adam75 | Unislash; I'm thinking off installing windows and using the windows ubuntu installer.. should work, right? | 23:05 |
Unislash | Adam75: to me, the install CD is much more reliable; i get an ISO and i burn the thing. Very contained. | 23:05 |
dajhorn | Shwack: Code problem. You need to ask the upstream project for help. A quick look on my computer indicates that it isn't 64-bit clean for Ubuntu Linux. | 23:05 |
Unislash | Adam75: it works... but not as well as i like. If i were you, i'd install windows using a 15GB partition, burn my ubuntu install disk from there, then use the rest of the hard drive for ubuntu | 23:06 |
Shwack | dajhorn, Thank you. It is nice to know that there is nothing more I can do other than Wine | 23:06 |
ctmjr | manpoole_: is lirc installed? | 23:06 |
HiTMAN- | Hi | 23:06 |
dajhorn | Shwack: Welcome. | 23:06 |
HiTMAN- | i downloaded a precompiled psybnc. | 23:06 |
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HiTMAN- | when i run it i get | 23:06 |
HiTMAN- | ./psybnc: error while loading shared libraries: libcrypto.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory | 23:06 |
dajhorn | HiTMAN-: $ sudo apt-get intsall libssl-dev | 23:07 |
l43a2 | why would u download anythng pre complied ? | 23:07 |
l43a2 | :P | 23:07 |
Unislash | Dantonic: any luck? | 23:07 |
manpoole_ | ctmjr yes but not sure about properly | 23:07 |
Dantonic | Unislash, same thing, no luck even after disabling firewall | 23:07 |
Unislash | Dantonic: thought so. | 23:08 |
manpoole_ | also i have a patch that is supposed to work with the particular hardware but no idea what to do with it | 23:08 |
Unislash | Dantonic: well, have you started a forum thread for it? | 23:09 |
amer-sa | hello all... i have a sound problem can you help me? | 23:09 |
ctmjr | manpoole_: what is the output of ls /dev/lirc* | 23:09 |
HiTMAN- | now i get ./psybnc: error while loading shared libraries: libcrypto.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory | 23:09 |
music_freak | whats the quickest yet effective way to transfer a large amount of music files from on hdd to another? | 23:10 |
manpoole_ | /dev/lirc0 /dev/lircd | 23:10 |
music_freak | aside from copy and paste? | 23:10 |
mre_ | Unislash, Renamed the file , seemed to like that .. Scp Sure loves its syntax =/ | 23:10 |
manpoole_ | i have a hp mce usb blaster and receiver | 23:10 |
manpoole_ | i am mainly trying to get the blaster to work | 23:10 |
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progre55 | hi people! this is not exacly the proper channel to ask this, but the #firefox people are sleeping apparently :) so if anyone could help, I would truly appreciate! | 23:10 |
Unislash | mre_: heh, i know... :) | 23:10 |
progre55 | I'm running ubuntu karmic, and firefox 3.5.5 But I cant make the english spellchecker work. I have enabled it in Edit> Preferences> Advanced> General> "check my spelling as I type", but still doenst work. Any suggestions, please? | 23:11 |
bernardo | hello guys | 23:11 |
HiTMAN- | What lib do i need installed for: shared libraries: libcrypto.so.0 --- To go away? | 23:11 |
tq|Memphis | hello, i have just installed unrar and i'm not that pro, i need to learn how to unrar my rar files ( i want command that makes the rar file name folder and extract files in it ) | 23:12 |
bernardo | I have just connected my notebook to my TV with an hdmi-hdmi cable... image is flawless, but the sound is still coming out from my notebook sound boxes instead of tv sound... any idea? | 23:12 |
Unislash | progre55: hmmm... you're right. doesn't work for me and i never noticed :P | 23:12 |
tq|Memphis | i checked man unrar and couldnt find | 23:12 |
lstarnes | HiTMAN-: install the package that provides libcrypto.so.0 | 23:12 |
Dantonic | Unislash, hang on some progress | 23:12 |
HiTMAN- | lstarnes : i dont know what package that is.. | 23:12 |
xim_ | are there any pre-existing 'at' frontends before I write my own in java? | 23:12 |
lstarnes | HiTMAN-: try using apt-file search libcrypto*.so | 23:12 |
dajhorn | HiTMAN-: Install the libssl-dev package, and then `ln -s`the libcrypto.so file to libcrypto.so.0 | 23:12 |
\yrlnry | My toddler just discovered that when we press the Mod4+M key combination, all the windows on the screen go reverse video. | 23:13 |
\yrlnry | That's on my lenovo T61 thinkpad. | 23:13 |
lstarnes | HiTMAN-: libssl0.9.8 should install it | 23:13 |
amer-sa | i've upgreaded from 9.04 to 9.1 and lost my sonud! | 23:13 |
\yrlnry | What is doing that? | 23:13 |
Dantonic | Unislash, ok now I can ssh into it no problem locally or from the internet, but I still can't see it in the dhcp clients table | 23:13 |
amer-sa | can you help me | 23:13 |
HiTMAN- | fixed thanks :) | 23:14 |
ctmjr | manpoole_: when you run mode2 --raw -d /dev/lirc0 and press buttons do you get any output | 23:14 |
Unislash | Dantonic: well, progress... still doesn't shed any light on the DHCP issue | 23:15 |
Unislash | Dantonic: but i guess it works? don't fix what isn't broken... (except i bet it will break sometime in the near future) | 23:15 |
Dantonic | well I don't mind much if I can ssh... the main issue is now... do I have to keep the firewall down to be able to do this? and how dangerous is that? | 23:15 |
valros | sidney: what directory does hfchttp work off of(root?), tftp keeps telling me that the file does not exist... | 23:15 |
manpoole_ | ctmjr yes i do | 23:15 |
manpoole_ | random bits of pluses and spaces | 23:16 |
Unislash | dantonic: try some testing with that. It shouldn't be too dangerous, but i've never done that. And if you're behind a router you already have a firewall you know? ;) | 23:16 |
amer-sa | is anybody going to help me | 23:16 |
amer-sa | ? | 23:16 |
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Unislash | Dantonic: keep in mind that iirc you'll have to keep turning the firewall off every time you restart. I could be wrong, but it's worth mentioning | 23:17 |
Dantonic | Unislash, ah ok... I know very little about how firewalls work. I'm trying to sudo ufw enable from my other device through ssh... it says: "Command may disrupt existing ssh connections. Proceed with operation (y|n)? | 23:17 |
Dantonic | haha | 23:17 |
bernardo | hey guys, any idea? I have just connected my notebook to my TV with an hdmi-hdmi cable... image is flawless, but the sound is still coming out from my notebook sound boxes instead from tv sound... | 23:17 |
Unislash | amer-sa: uhhhh... i haven't had that problem... and sound's a... well, you know :) | 23:18 |
Adam75 | Unislash; I have no cd's at home.. is it possible to overwrite an old dvd movie?`I guess they aren't +rw so i'm askin anyways | 23:18 |
ctmjr | manpoole_: ok try it with /dev/lircd you are looking for something like this code: 0x0200000000000000 | 23:18 |
Dantonic | Unislash, "Firewall is active and enabled on system startup" | 23:18 |
Unislash | Adam75: nope, can't do that | 23:18 |
Unislash | Dantonic: hehe, yea, you could definitely enable the firewall and block out the DHCP server, so it's good they have that message ;) | 23:18 |
Dantonic | Unislash, so I enabled it remotely and it hasnt kicked me off :P | 23:18 |
ChogyDan | would anyone happen to know how to handle failed dkms builds thingys? Is there a way that I can invoke them again without reinstalling the kernel? | 23:18 |
Unislash | Dantonic: good stuff :P | 23:18 |
dajhorn | bernardo: Many HDMI plugs on computers aren't wired for sound. Do a web search and check whether audio over HDMI is actually supported by your hardware. | 23:19 |
ActionParsnip | yo yo yo | 23:19 |
thiebaude | yo | 23:19 |
Unislash | bernardo: and if it isn't you just need to buy an adapter. Should be cheap | 23:20 |
bernardo | dajhorn, unislash... it works flawlessly on windows | 23:20 |
htedrom | hey gents | 23:21 |
Unislash | bernardo: ok, then the first thing i'd think of is drivers for the hdmi port... | 23:21 |
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Unislash | bernardo: probably on your motherboard... search up "ubuntu HDMI <yourmotherboard>" and you might find a lead or two... | 23:22 |
dajhorn | bernardo: Also check for additional sound outputs in the sound panel, and ensure that they aren't muted or set very low. | 23:22 |
bernardo | unislash, where would I get that? thanks by the way | 23:22 |
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Unislash | ah, good call | 23:22 |
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Unislash | bernardo: it's a laptop right? got the model number? | 23:23 |
bernardo | by the way is it normal that I connect the hdmi cable and have to go to "display" in order to it show up on my tv? shouldnt it appear automatically | 23:23 |
bernardo | unislash, yes, acer 1410 | 23:23 |
jonsol | yads | 23:23 |
manpoole_ | just hook a stereo cable to rca from your pc sound output to the tv | 23:23 |
xim_ | can you give a relative time to the at command? | 23:23 |
git__ | does anyone know how long it takes to backup 100GB of data to an external USB 2.0 hard drive? | 23:23 |
manpoole_ | bernardo | 23:23 |
ActionParsnip | git__: ages | 23:23 |
ActionParsnip | git__: usb is unbuffered so is bursty as hell | 23:24 |
dajhorn | xim_: Yes. eg: "now + 10 minutes" | 23:24 |
git__ | wonder if anyone has done this before | 23:24 |
xim_ | dajhorn, thx | 23:24 |
milkncat | I've a problem with my mouse sensitivity..my acceleration and sensitivity is too low..but my pointer is not very smooth :( what can i do? (using gnome) | 23:24 |
dajhorn | xim_: Welcome. | 23:24 |
bernardo | manpoole_, but it should work with my hdmi :( thats why its ment to be hdmi | 23:24 |
ActionParsnip | git__: for prolonged copys, firewire thrashes usb | 23:24 |
jonsol | git__: it's bit like asking 'how long is a piece of string'. It depends. | 23:24 |
bernardo | high definito video and sound | 23:24 |
trism | git__: well, takes me 15mins to do about 25G, maybe an hour? | 23:24 |
Snausages | git__: also depends (a lot) on how busy the rest of the computer is, and whether it's 1 100gb file or a zillion 10k files | 23:24 |
bernardo | dajhorn, on system -> sound, right? | 23:25 |
git__ | average number would be ideal | 23:25 |
git__ | i'm not looking for exact answer | 23:25 |
jonsol | git__: that's impossible to tell. | 23:25 |
ActionParsnip | jonsol: "twice as long as half its length" is the answer to the string question | 23:25 |
trism | git__: that is including compressing the data in transit...so perhaps less | 23:25 |
git__ | trism, 15 min for 25G | 23:25 |
jonsol | ActionParsnip: LOL | 23:25 |
git__ | 1 hr for 100GB -- not bad | 23:26 |
git__ | i was thinking like 15 hr | 23:26 |
jonsol | git__: don't hold your horses | 23:26 |
Snausages | trism: these days most cpus are plenty fast enough to do compression on the fly into a usb write.. the usb interface is still the bottleneck, compression doesn't hit you at all. | 23:26 |
thiebaude | milkncat, system-preferences-mouse | 23:26 |
marian | hi all | 23:26 |
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dajhorn | bernardo: Yes. Also notice the "Connector" menu under the "Output" tab. | 23:27 |
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ethernyx | hi | 23:27 |
bernardo | ha, thanks guys! dajhorn, unislash... it was on hardware options of sound | 23:27 |
HiTMAN- | if i want to install a patch to psybnc (psyBNC-2.3.2-5+netprefix) how would i go about doing that? | 23:27 |
Unislash | bernardo: heh, there you go | 23:27 |
bernardo | dajhorn it was on profile, I set it to hdmi | 23:27 |
ethernyx | i'm new to ettercap and i'd like some help, please ??? :) | 23:27 |
trism | Snausages: good point | 23:27 |
milkncat | thiebaude, yep i already set it..but i can't make it slower... | 23:27 |
Dantonic | unislash I found the solution | 23:27 |
ActionParsnip | !patch | HiTMAN- | 23:27 |
ubottu | HiTMAN-: Patches are files describing the changes in code to achieve some results. There are a number of ways these can be produced, but https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToFix and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/PatchSystems may provide some useful guidelines. | 23:27 |
Unislash | dantonic: oh really? what was it? | 23:27 |
Dantonic | Unislash, I had to enable ssh ont he firewall with this command: iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport ssh -j ACCEPT | 23:27 |
dajhorn | bernardo: Welcome. | 23:27 |
Dantonic | now I can ssh with the firewall on | 23:27 |
thiebaude | milkncat, you cant move the slider to the left? | 23:27 |
Unislash | bernardo: you might make a post on the forums to help others ;) | 23:28 |
Dantonic | Unislash, but still cant see the comp on the dhcp client table | 23:28 |
Unislash | Dantonic: ah, so the firewall was blocking ssh, duh | 23:28 |
Dantonic | Unislash, but that's not too important atm :P thanks for your help | 23:28 |
milkncat | thiebaude, i did..far left..both acceleration and sensitivity.. | 23:28 |
Dantonic | yes it was | 23:28 |
amer-sa | help | 23:28 |
amer-sa | :D | 23:28 |
manpoole_ | ctmjr i get an error when using the /dev/lircd no such device or adress however /dev/lirc0 outputs a list if pulse 400 space 500 and a different pulses with different buttons pressed | 23:28 |
ActionParsnip | !ask | amer-sa | 23:28 |
ubottu | amer-sa: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 23:28 |
Unislash | Dantonic: yup :) consider adding a post to the forums about it for others! | 23:28 |
milkncat | thiebaude, its getting slow but..i need to make it much slower :) is there a way? | 23:28 |
bernardo | thanks guys!! so glad I got it... wont need to go to windows for that | 23:29 |
BluesKaj | manpoole_, check your hdmi interface , does your pc allow access or do you have to edit alsa | 23:29 |
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thiebaude | milkncat, thats the way i do it | 23:29 |
amer-sa | i have a problem with my sound | 23:29 |
milkncat | thiebaude, ok thanx anyway :P | 23:29 |
Dantonic | Unislash, I'll do that... gotta go to work now, wasted too much time on this :P | 23:29 |
thiebaude | milkncat, np | 23:29 |
Unislash | Dantonic: i know the feeling ;) cya | 23:29 |
nickkontos | Please help! I get this when I'm trying to share a folder : 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot convert name "Everyone" to a SID. Invalid parameter. | 23:29 |
manpoole_ | bernardo are you hooking it up to surround sound? | 23:30 |
osirisx11 | hi guys | 23:30 |
osirisx11 | is ubuntu netbook remix optimized for SDD and low writes? | 23:30 |
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coachz | my wireless quit working and now i can't get Apply to ungray after deleting the connection and recreating it | 23:30 |
ActionParsnip | nickkontos: is that sharing a folder in windows? | 23:31 |
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ChogyDan | osirisx11: I don't think it is. I swear I saw a bug report requesting that | 23:31 |
osirisx11 | ChogyDan: darn! i really want that! | 23:31 |
ChogyDan | osirisx11: I think there are guides. The main thing was to mount /tmp to tpmfs | 23:32 |
ActionParsnip | osirisx11: just format it ext2, lot less writes | 23:32 |
realtime | I just found a command that correctly mounts a windows shared folder from my network onto a local folder. where would be the right place to put this command so it would be mounted automatically when the system starts? | 23:32 |
amer-sa | ii've upgraded from 9.04 to 9.1 and lost all my sound.i should also mention that i had no sound with 8.04??? | 23:32 |
ActionParsnip | realtime: /etc/rc.local you will need to omit sudo from the command | 23:32 |
dajhorn | realtime: /etc/fstab | 23:32 |
ActionParsnip | dajhorn: its a command ;) | 23:33 |
nickkontos | no, it's sharing a folder in ubuntu (right click >sharing options >share) | 23:33 |
Drepanon | hey guys | 23:33 |
osirisx11 | ChogyDan, ActionParsnip thanks. bonus points for a link to a guide on the tmpfs | 23:33 |
ActionParsnip | nickkontos: ive never done it that way, i always use smb.conf | 23:34 |
adam_ | hello | 23:34 |
Drepanon | I've got a problem with my Toshiba Satellite running Karmic Koala | 23:34 |
ActionParsnip | nickkontos: try: gksudo nautilus then setup the shares as normal | 23:34 |
dajhorn | ActionParsnip: Windows shares are almost always CIFS, which can be escaped in the fstab. The user will get better remount behavior if it is put in the fstab, vice a one-off in the rc. | 23:34 |
Drepanon | it is unable to boot correctly unless I disable ACPI | 23:34 |
frank23 | I set up a DSL connection (PPPoE) in Network Manager. How do I enable it? I'm connected to the Modem/Router over wireless | 23:35 |
ActionParsnip | dajhorn: true but the fstab will be processed before the network comes up | 23:35 |
coachz | so i shutdown completely, restarted and i can't add a new wireless connection, how do i get Apply ungrayed please ? | 23:35 |
ActionParsnip | Drepanon: some hardware needs the options, thats why they exist | 23:35 |
nickkontos | already tried, i get the same error... | 23:35 |
dajhorn | ActionParsnip: Oooh, good point. It probably would work poorly over wireless or an nm connection. | 23:35 |
ctmjr | manpoole_: am not sure how to patch it (if you need to at all) here is a link to get the blaster part working it is close to the bottom http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/MCE_Remote | 23:35 |
coachz | i filled in everything under wireless and wireless security tabs | 23:35 |
coachz | ipv4 is set to Automatic DHCP | 23:36 |
ActionParsnip | dajhorn: true, wireless is damn slow | 23:36 |
frank23 | I set up a DSL connection (PPPoE) in Network Manager. How do I enable it? I'm connected to the Modem/Router over wireless | 23:36 |
ActionParsnip | !dsl | frank23 | 23:36 |
ubottu | frank23: Setting up an ADSL/PPPoE connection? Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ADSLPPPoE | 23:36 |
kostkon | amer-sa, in a terminal: uname -a | 23:36 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: if you have a router you dont need to setup the dsl, its connected in the router | 23:36 |
frank23 | ActionParsnip, yeah that's the next step, but why doesn't NetworkManager work in the first place? | 23:37 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: all you have to do is connecto to that | 23:37 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: drivers may not be loaded for your particular wifi device | 23:37 |
amer-sa | Linux amer-laptop 2.6.31-14-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 16 14:05:01 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux | 23:37 |
frank23 | ActionParsnip, I'm on the internet now. I just want to connect over PPPoE to get a "real" IP. Can't NetworkManager make the PPPoE connection? | 23:38 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: if you run: sudo lshw -C network; sudo iwlist scan you will see the wireless chip you are using and then make it scan (if it can) | 23:38 |
manpoole_ | ctmjr i have a list of pulses id like to blast in order to get inside my tv's service menu | 23:38 |
kostkon | amer-sa, ok. now: aplay -l use a pastebin to paste the output, e.g. paste.ubuntu.com | 23:38 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: sure it can | 23:38 |
frank23 | ActionParsnip, the wireless network card is already working. | 23:38 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: i don't understand what "real IP" means though | 23:39 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: can you clarify | 23:39 |
frank23 | ActionParsnip, I mean an external IP address | 23:39 |
kostkon | amer-sa, also, did you try to setup your sound in system → prefs → sound? | 23:39 |
amer-sa | yes i did | 23:39 |
amer-sa | but no sound device there | 23:39 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: why do you want that, nat is giving you a firewall and will give a connection, you can use port forwarding to provide aoutside users connections to your system | 23:39 |
Adam75 | Can I burn ubuntu to a regular cd or does it have to be DVD? | 23:39 |
teamcoltra | my computer is giving me an fstab warning when its booting up.. when it first displays the Ubuntu logo. It appears so fast that I can't read the error... I assume I should be concerned about this? | 23:39 |
teamcoltra | Adam75, depending on the version... a regular CD should be fine | 23:40 |
ActionParsnip | Adam75: their is a DVD ISO you can download | 23:40 |
seanscot | hi | 23:40 |
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amer-sa | **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices **** | 23:40 |
amer-sa | card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: ALC660-VD Analog [ALC660-VD Analog] | 23:40 |
amer-sa | Subdevices: 1/1 | 23:40 |
amer-sa | Subdevice #0: subdevice #0 | 23:40 |
amer-sa | card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 6: Si3054 Modem [Si3054 Modem] | 23:40 |
FloodBot2 | amer-sa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 23:40 |
amer-sa | Subdevices: 0/1 | 23:40 |
frank23 | ActionParsnip, right now the router gives me 192.168.2.xx. If I connect with PPPoE my ISP will give a 156.34.xx.xx IP | 23:40 |
teamcoltra | Adam75, but I hear there is a DVD ISO you can download ;) | 23:40 |
osirisx11 | ChogyDan, ActionParsnip will i have any compat issues with UNR? (other than regular ubuntu compat issues) | 23:41 |
kostkon | amer-sa, did you have sound in 9.04? | 23:41 |
Adam75 | teamcoltra; Thanks. I'm so bothered that I can't find a cd or a dvd here. | 23:41 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: i'm sure network manager can do it but I am perplexed why you want to do it | 23:41 |
Adam75 | teamcoltra; Got no dvd cd :( | 23:41 |
amer-sa | yes | 23:41 |
kostkon | amer-sa, try this. in a terminal give: rm -rf ~/.pulse | 23:41 |
ThatGuyOverThere | Hi. Is there anyway I can delete my ethernet device? | 23:41 |
teamcoltra | Adam75, if you have a blank CD-R | 23:41 |
frank23 | ActionParsnip, to get incoming connections without bothering with port forwarding | 23:41 |
maco | frank23: if youre behind a router, getting an internal IP is normal. do you not want to be behind the router | 23:41 |
kostkon | amer-sa, then logour and login again | 23:41 |
maco | frank23: oh | 23:41 |
ActionParsnip | osirisx11: its just a different frontend, its still ubuntu like the rest | 23:41 |
teamcoltra | Adam75, if you have a blank CD-R that will work just fine on the standard version of Ubuntu | 23:41 |
osirisx11 | ActionParsnip: ty | 23:42 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: well you can configure port forwarding as a fallback if you cant get network manager to play nice | 23:42 |
ThatGuyOverThere | Anybody? | 23:42 |
coachz | where do i turn my wireless on and off in ubunto ? | 23:42 |
seanscot | anyone know how to enable "seek" on Rythimbox? | 23:42 |
seanscot | network manager coachz | 23:42 |
frank23 | ActionParsnip, I think I can set it up with https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ADSLPPPoE It just seemed as though Network Manager should do this on its own | 23:43 |
ActionParsnip | coachz: sudo ifdown interfacename will do it | 23:43 |
coachz | ok thanks | 23:43 |
nickkontos | ok, solved it my self, just had to add "security = user" in the smb.conf file | 23:43 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: no, nm will just get you connected, if you want something fancy you will have to intervene | 23:43 |
coachz | it so weird, wireless was working fine and then quit | 23:43 |
nickkontos | but thanks anyways :) | 23:43 |
coachz | my other laptop is working wireless fine though | 23:43 |
coachz | so i know the access point is up | 23:43 |
ActionParsnip | coachz: when it goes down run: dmesg | tail | 23:44 |
frank23 | ActionParsnip, that's the thing. there is a DSL tab in NM, but no way to activate that connection | 23:44 |
amer-sa | stil no sound | 23:44 |
nickkontos | But, well, it seems that i have another problem | 23:44 |
kostkon | amer-sa, check your sound prefs again | 23:44 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: its not something ive ever done, ive always used port forwards to leave the network intelligence on the router | 23:44 |
osirisx11 | ActionParsnip: i think this is the one ChogyDan was referencing http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/22475/ | 23:44 |
amer-sa | no sound hardwere | 23:44 |
kostkon | amer-sa, nothing listed in input output or hardware? | 23:45 |
LinuxMercedes_ | Hey, I've got a laptop running Ubuntu 9.10 with a wireless card that uses the ipw2200 driver. I'm trying to connect to a wireless network that uses WPA security. I can get wpa_supplicant to connect to the network, but I can't get dhclient to get an ip address. Any ideas? | 23:45 |
amer-sa | only output dummy | 23:45 |
coachz | interface wlan0 not configured | 23:45 |
kostkon | amer-sa, hmm | 23:45 |
frank23 | ActionParsnip, ok. it's not absolutely necessary. but it beats setting up port forwarding with every new program on a shitty router with a shitty interface | 23:46 |
nickkontos | when i open places>Network>Windows Network>WORKGOUP and try to open the "home" computer share, i get this "Unable to mount location Failed to retrieve list from server" | 23:46 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: how much forwarding do yuo need!!? | 23:46 |
maco | frank23: is it possible to just turn off NAT on your router? | 23:47 |
frank23 | ActionParsnip, not that much ;-) Just extremely lazy! | 23:47 |
nickkontos | but when i type in the nautilus tab "smb://home/disk_e/" i can see my share | 23:47 |
ActionParsnip | frank23: well you will have to fight network manager, so you still haver to configure something | 23:47 |
thanasys | coachz: sudo /etc/init.d/NetworkManager restart | 23:48 |
aboSamoor | any advice regarding a tiling manager that is the most compatible with ubuntu ? | 23:48 |
kostkon | amer-sa, is a driver for your modem listed in system → admin → drivers? | 23:48 |
amer-sa | just a sec | 23:48 |
frank23 | ActionParsnip, yeah... just frustrating to have nm not cooperate. | 23:48 |
frank23 | ActionParsnip, thanks | 23:49 |
amer-sa | yes | 23:49 |
kostkon | amer-sa, disable the driver | 23:49 |
amer-sa | "softwere modem" | 23:49 |
kostkon | amer-sa, reboot | 23:49 |
kostkon | amer-sa, disable the driver for the modem and then reboot | 23:49 |
ActionParsnip | aboSamoor: apt-cache search tiling all listed are compatible | 23:49 |
amer-sa | ok | 23:49 |
amer-sa | you mean remove | 23:49 |
coachz | i have /etc/init.d/network-manager but not NetworkManager | 23:49 |
kostkon | amer-sa, whichever option you have there | 23:49 |
thanasys | coachz: good | 23:50 |
coachz | run that ? | 23:50 |
thanasys | yeap | 23:50 |
thanasys | coachz: try puting the name to who you talk to... | 23:51 |
ZaNeIuM | does ghost work with linux? i have a hhd with win7 installed 1st then i installed ubuntu 9.10 and cloned the whole drive with ghost to a new hdd, but now when i dry to boot the new drive i get an erroe from grub e15. | 23:51 |
coachz | sorry | 23:51 |
sshc_ | ZaNeIuM: see warning in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 ; you need to use supergrub (not a live session) to boot into your normal installation and purge grub-pc with "apt-get purge grub-pc" (or purge grub2 if that's what you installed), and then "apt-get install grub2", even if you previously installed grub-pc. Don't run any upgrade-grub commands after the reinstallation. | 23:51 |
coachz | thanasys, network-manager is just a link and doesn't run | 23:51 |
thanasys | coachz: no sorries...just to find the message because they are too many | 23:52 |
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thanasys | coachz: send me the output of uname -a | 23:52 |
coachz | Linux jbercik-src 2.6.31-14-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 16 14:04:26 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux | 23:53 |
Bigbucks | hello | 23:53 |
Bigbucks | I have a question | 23:53 |
Bigbucks | more of a problem though | 23:53 |
thanasys | coachz: notice that linux is case sensitive... | 23:53 |
milkncat | Here comes a real lame question, i just installed apache2, 127.0.0.1 works... but where am i going to copy my content to test ? :) | 23:53 |
Bigbucks | wow milkncat | 23:53 |
coachz | what do you want me to run please | 23:54 |
Bigbucks | I am trying to install php | 23:54 |
thanasys | coachz: there is no NetworkManager undet /etc/init.d? | 23:54 |
Bigbucks | I just installd appache | 23:54 |
ChogyDan | milkncat: /var/www | 23:54 |
ZaNeIuM | wow sshc_, this linux is all new to me about a week, sounds complex, i just wanted to ghost my hard drive :( | 23:54 |
coachz | no | 23:54 |
jrib | !lamp > Bigbucks | 23:54 |
ubottu | Bigbucks, please see my private message | 23:54 |
milkncat | Bigbucks, sudo apt-get install php5 :) | 23:54 |
amer-sa | it is working now | 23:54 |
amer-sa | thanks | 23:54 |
coachz | i see it under /etc though | 23:54 |
milkncat | ChogyDan, thanx a lot | 23:54 |
kostkon | amer-sa, do you use your modem btw? | 23:54 |
thanasys | coachz: send me the ouput of ls -l /etc/init.d/ | 23:54 |
amer-sa | no | 23:54 |
thanasys | coachz: to pastebin not here | 23:54 |
kostkon | amer-sa, :) | 23:55 |
aplund | I'm having trouble with resuming my computer from suspend to ram. It seems to all go fine, but the video is not restored. Where should I go for help? | 23:55 |
amer-sa | can you tel me one more thing? | 23:55 |
kostkon | amer-sa, yeah, shoot | 23:55 |
coachz | i do have a directory /etc/NetworkManager | 23:55 |
amer-sa | what is a good program for c++? | 23:55 |
amer-sa | ive been using visual studio on windows | 23:55 |
Helsinkiii | hi | 23:55 |
Bigbucks | soo | 23:55 |
kostkon | amer-sa, eh, there are many good ides actually | 23:55 |
amer-sa | and i would like something similar | 23:55 |
infidel2 | does linux have system error codes like windows does? and where can i get a list of them | 23:55 |
thanasys | coachz: send me that ls -l | 23:55 |
Helsinkiii | what is the name of that security package for Ubuntu? | 23:56 |
Bigbucks | all I have to do is run the command "sudo tasksel install lamp-server" | 23:56 |
Dark | hi | 23:56 |
sshc_ | ZaNeIuM: I'm sorry I gave you console way, but I don't know how to fix it the menu / GUI way since I don't use that anymore | 23:56 |
kostkon | amer-sa, i would recommend you to check them all | 23:56 |
kostkon | !ide | 23:56 |
ubottu | Programming editors/suites: Terminal-based: vi/vim, emacs - KDE: Kate, KDevelop, Quanta+, Umbrello - GNOME: gvim, gedit, anjuta, pida, monodevelop, geany - Others: eclipse, netbeans, QtCreator | 23:56 |
kostkon | yeap | 23:56 |
Helsinkiii | I am on wifi behind a firewalled router. i want to install a software firewall, but without it interfering with anything..does anyone have tips | 23:57 |
amer-sa | but what is the best one for transitioning from MS Visual studio | 23:58 |
thanasys | /q #chanserv | 23:58 |
kostkon | amer-sa, eh, hmm, don't really know. maybe monodevelop | 23:58 |
amer-sa | ive tried that one but i am having problems to debug any thing | 23:59 |
Bigbucks | Does anyone know how to make an IRC server on Ubuntu? | 23:59 |
poseidonpp | Why is it that sometimes I have to unplug my router for a bit to get my internet connection to stop from crawling? | 23:59 |
gaffo_home | anyone know any good dictation software for linux? | 23:59 |
seanscot | hi bigbucks | 23:59 |
seanscot | i just done it | 23:59 |
Bigbucks | Done what | 23:59 |
mMezquitale | amer-sa, you can also ask in #perl and #java, you have to be registered to join #java though, this channel is for ubuntu OS support some people might help you out on that one but this channel is really not a programming channel | 23:59 |
seanscot | ok bigbucks i didnt | 23:59 |
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