=== Nev3rM0re is now known as Rav3nSw0rd === sea is now known as Guest51663 === ubuntu is now known as teque1 [00:45] Hi guys, the easiest way to have the current amarok version is adding the kubuntu-kde ppa? Isnt there a way for me to just upgrade amarok? :3 [00:47] you can download it from the official website === ubuntu is now known as teque1 [00:57] is there a way to disable folder popup on dektop in kde4? [01:17] Hello all, I just installed Kubuntu 9.04, my headphone works fine but I can't voice chat in skype .... the other person cannot hear me [01:22] any solution ?? [01:26] check if the mic is not muted, or low volume === primary is now known as KittyBoots [01:35] i have made it full using alsamixer in the shell [01:47] mudassar: check the mixer by the volume level and make sure its not muted [01:48] is it an external mic, or built in? [01:48] external mike === ubuntu is now known as teque [01:52] right now i m using the usb camera (creative) that has the microphone as well ... it worked once [01:52] but voice chat gets distorted much === sea is now known as Guest5645 [02:03] not sure what the problem is, [02:03] so righ tnow you have 2 mics connected? === user____ is now known as Fanfare [02:12] hi people [02:13] some spanish? [02:14] !es | maseda [02:14] maseda: 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. [02:14] Q: How to use Magnifier? I'd liketo use it in Screencast for FeatureGuide 4.4, but dont get it to work... [02:14] thanks ubottu [02:15] maseda: no need to thank ubottu, its a bot :-) [02:15] maseda: but thank bazhang [02:16] haha [02:16] yes, im new [02:16] thanks bazhang [02:16] maseda, no problem :) [02:16] maseda: no prob, [02:17] maseda: if u feel comfortably with english ask here... [02:17] im isntalled kubuntu about 4 weeks [02:17] and i learning about kde and ubuntu [02:17] yes, i speak a little of english [02:18] this is the channel for kbuntu? [02:18] maseda: yes, its the kubuntu support channel [02:18] well, the english one... [02:18] ok [02:19] i see a lot of people [02:20] maseda: what is your main language? [02:20] i used ubuntu and other distros sometimes but never installed to my first hardisc as first operative system [02:20] im spanish [02:20] !es [02:20] 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. [02:21] what does this anakondi migration tool do? It's been popping in all kind of unwanted places over the last couple of days? [02:23] kaddi: http://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/4116 explained there apparently [02:24] Q: How to use Magnifier? I'd liketo use it in Screencast for FeatureGuide 4.4, but dont get it to work... (sorry for reposting) [02:24] i don't use kmail :p ;) So far I've seen it show up when I open konqueror and amarok (I believe) [02:24] what does akonadi do? [02:26] kaddi: http://userbase.kde.org/Akonadi [02:27] in the channel of kubuntu-es there arent any people [02:27] kaddi: http://userbase.kde.org/Glossary#Akonadi [02:27] maseda: then ask here! [02:27] oh, k, thanks Fanfare [02:28] fanfare, what do you prefer or use more, kpackagekit or aptitude? [02:28] but why would amarok use akonadi? a script uses it maybe? [02:29] because i use synaptic sometimes and i see that have more options [02:29] maseda: well, mostly apt-get, then kpackagekit [02:30] for example for see the tools as synatpic in groups i dont cant [02:30] mefisto__: I might be mistaken, but amarok also started asking me for my kdewallet password at some point, so that doesn't surprise me anymore :p [02:30] akonadi can store more than just PIM data,... [02:31] i think amarok saves Id3 tags in akonady [02:31] sometimes use the repositories of backtrack??? [02:31] ah, that would explain it, yes [02:32] because i have a problem with the gpg key [02:32] maseda: backports ? is usually ok to use... [02:33] maseda: is it a gpgkey of a launchpad repo? iirc you can search launchpad for the key [02:36] i installed the repositories of backtrack 4 but i dont know what i need for the gpgkey [02:37] i was seeing about this but i dont find nothing [02:37] maseda: give the line u added to sources.list [02:38] http://archive.offensive-security.com pwnsauce [02:39] i added in kpackagekit [02:39] not in sourceslist [02:39] maseda, bt4? [02:39] yes [02:39] #remote-exploit can help with that [02:39] maseda: thats not an ubuntu repository! [02:39] thanks! [02:40] is the first time that i use irc [02:40] maseda: http://sun.backtrack-linux.org/README.txt [02:51] Hi [02:51] hi everyone [02:51] I need hlp [02:52] !ask | Gitane [02:52] Gitane: 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. :-) [02:52] ooooooook [02:53] I am using kubuntu in my laptop and i want to connect with my wireles router [02:53] I can see my router but i can not connect [02:54] I have the same problem with my ethernet connection but i can connect via dsl [02:54] Gitane: sounds more like a router prob... [02:55] no, i've unsing windows xp until today and i was using the router [02:55] when i tried to connect with ubuntu or kubunt, in theu [02:56] in the live cd [02:56] Gitane: but your router connects and logs in to the ISP? [02:56] I had de same problem [02:56] nop [02:56] why not??? simple [02:57] cause in windows [02:57] the wireless connection chrased all the time [02:57] sorry, my english is poor [02:57] Gitane: so u have to login to your ISP via your PC? [02:58] When i was using windows if i had to connect to internet i did with my pc and my laptop [02:59] one connection first and then the other.... never both at the same time [03:00] Now i'm usinig my laptop with kubuntu but with pppoeconf triger [03:00] cause i can't connect via wireless, but i see my SSID [03:00] It's very weird [03:01] isn't it? [03:01] Gitane: im no wlan/net guru, but did pppeo login via wlan work in win? [03:01] yes [03:01] pppoe [03:01] all the time [03:01] I have this problem in Kubuntu and ubuntu [03:02] could be drivers? [03:02] well, i'd suggest get that working via lan first... [03:02] dont think so as if u see your SSID the driver should work... [03:02] that's what i'm doing now [03:02] yea, that's what i thought [03:03] suggestions? [03:03] buy another laptop [03:03] lol [03:03] pppoeconf pppoe-discovery [03:04] and then? [03:04] wht discovery command supose to do? === kaddi_ is now known as kaddi [03:04] well, pppeoconf is iirc interactive and asks everything it needs... [03:05] never had probs with pppoe since i dont use it but a friend [03:05] ooooooook.... thanks... I' ll be back [03:07] Q: How to use Magnifier? I'd liketo use it in Screencast for FeatureGuide 4.4, but dont get it to work... [03:09] Fanfare: is it enabled? do you get an error message when you try to enable it? === kaddi is now known as kaddi_ === kaddi_ is now known as kaddi [03:09] mefisto__: no i dont get an error. [03:10] mefisto__: i tried Looking glass and magnifier or Zoom, neither work === toto is now known as Guest18297 [03:11] well, zoom works via RMB but no keyb shortcuts [03:11] also tried to change them to no result... [03:11] Fanfare: any other effects using the same shortcut key? tried disabling zoom and enabling just magnifier? [03:12] Argh, disabling zoom and meta+ + (not the numpad!) did it :-) [03:13] so sorry for the shoout :-) [03:26] hi again [03:27] i've trying a lot of codes, but nothing happens with wlan [03:27] /usr/sbin/pppd: In file /etc/ppp/peers/dsl-provider: unrecognized option 'wlan' [03:27] this is the last messange in the teminal [03:28] i configured wlan with pppoeconf wlan0 [03:31] NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now. [03:33] NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now. [03:37] hello === vincent is now known as Guest96648 === jesus is now known as Guest8672 === Guest8672 is now known as jebas === jebas is now known as jebus === toto is now known as Guest18048 [04:08] I have just switched to Kubuntu and I am left hander, so I want to set my mouse as Left>right and right>left click, but how to do that? [04:08] Xfact: systemsettings, kbd & mouse [04:10] Xfact: I've never known anyone to use mouse with left hand. I'm lefthanded too [04:11] mefisto__: thanks, but, I know, and for me it really helps.... :) [04:13] mefisto__: Actually I originally installed Ubuntu and after then I installed Kubuntu/xubuntu by 'Sudo apt-get install kubuntu/xubuntu desktop' so my boot screen is of Kubuntu, login screen of Xubuntu and workstation is of KDE, will that harm my PC's performance? [04:13] oops! [04:13] sorry that is one open question [04:15] Xfact: I think it might at least a little bit. there are probably daemons and services from xfce and gnome loading and using some resources === jesus is now known as Guest61074 === Guest61074 is now known as jebus [04:16] Xfact: but it shouldn't be noticable unless your computer is not very powerful [04:17] But every time every different seasons working nicely, KDE, Xfec and gnome === aperson is now known as APERSON === claydoh_ is now known as claydoh [04:33] http://www.ratgeber-info.com ?? [04:39] net2max: spamming? [04:43] !=? [04:54] how do you print a range of pages? in kde4? looks like a bug: http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/kde/2009-September/003922.html ? [05:31] esaym: that's not really a bug though, is it? [05:32] esaym: you can still print a range, just not multiple ranges in one go\ [05:32] what ever it is, it complicates my life seriously [05:32] how? [05:32] Hey, guys. [05:32] Is there any way I can install Kubuntu from an ISO file directly using Puppy Linux? [05:33] Autoscum, using unetbootin perhaps [05:33] I have to turn is stuff for school and i am the only guy that doesn't print on both pages. So I have to turn in huge stacks of stuff [05:33] bazhang: My flash memory is only 483 MB :( [05:33] Autoscum, that is a bit too small [05:33] esaym: in the print dialog, click the options button [05:33] esaym: possibly a bug John Layt works on Printing he posted a blog about printing in ranges I think two months ago [05:34] bazhang: I am aware of that :P [05:34] Autoscum, not sure if puppy uses grub2; there are ways to boot an iso with it though [05:34] I was asking if I had an option to not burn it to a CD, because I've got a few blank CDs in a pile of probably 100 [05:34] There are? [05:34] How? [05:34] mefisto__: there is nothing about a range anywhere [05:34] (Yes, it does use it) [05:35] you could check the grub2 wiki /msg ubottu grub2 [05:35] esaym: pages from, then enter start page and end page [05:35] don't see it [05:37] esaym: looks like this: http://imagebin.ca/view/N8PMtm.html [05:37] mefisto__: http://net153.net/pics/print.png what is what I see [05:38] esaym: what version kde? [05:39] bazhang: I can't see anything about booting ISO files (mounted even) in the article ubottu suggested [05:39] the print dialog from okular looks just like yours. But I need to print text, not pdf's [05:39] 4.3.4 [05:39] see what your kate dialog looks like [05:40] http://michael-prokop.at/blog/2009/05/25/boot-an-iso-via-grub2/ Autoscum [05:40] esaym: text files don't have pages === petsounds_ is now known as petsounds [05:41] hmm true. But in kde 3.5 I didn't have a problem with any of this? [05:42] Ah, forget it. I'll just search for a CD when I get back from work tonight. [05:42] Thanks for the help, though. :) [05:42] Autoscum, the link above shows it [05:42] bazhang: I understand, but it seems to be too much work. :P [05:42] bazhang: And I need to be going to work in about 20 minutes === audra is now known as spacitymedic [05:43] Hey I'm using Kubuntu. How do I add software.. like... the open source software... I tried kpackagekit and it's empty. [05:43] esaym: yeah, kde3 could do it because it used kdeprint, as is explained in the link you posted [05:44] :( [05:44] spacitymedic, what software? [05:45] i dunno... the free software [05:45] stuff... [05:45] xubuntu had a thing that let you search free software and games. and it added it automatically [05:45] esaym: as a workaround, you could put the text you want to print in a new kate window and print all [05:46] spacitymedic, if you like sth like ubuntu software center, you can install it with sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install software-center [05:46] well... thing is I wanted to see what software there was available [05:49] ok it couldnt find teh software center [05:51] any ideas? [05:51] spacitymedic: in kpackagekit, change where it says "all packages" to one of the categories to browse available software [05:51] Oh... [05:52] ah... got it [05:52] ok so kubuntu uses kde? not gnome? [05:52] or will gnome work on kubuntu [05:54] spacitymedic: or just leave it on "all packages" and change "find by name" to "find by description" and search for something you're interested in, eg, "solitaire" for solitaire games [05:55] spacitymedic: yes, kubuntu uses kde, but you can have gnome too if you install the package ubuntu-desktop [05:56] spacitymedic: It is the Ubuntu base with KDE instead of GNOME [05:56] spacitymedic: You can install Gnome on Kubuntu or KDE on Ubuntu [05:56] ah i got it now. thanks so much., [05:56] Sure [05:59] spacitymedic: search (by name) "buntu-desktop" and kpackagekit should show you a few desktops/window managers you could install [05:59] ah. got it. thanks a millions [06:00] hey... whats the dif between gdesklets and .. the otherdesklets thing [06:00] which has more desklets widgets avail === Rav3nSw0rd is now known as Nev3rM0re [06:12] hello, has anyone successfully installed firefoc 3.6 on 9.10, karmic Koala yet? I've found instructions at http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-firefox-3-6-in-ubuntu-karmicjauntyintrepidhardy.html Any advice as to firefox 3.6 in general or that site inparticular would be appreciated. === Nev3rM0re is now known as Rav3nSw0rd [06:17] pulaski, imho it's easier to extracting firefox tarball and add firefox shell script with alacarte. but it's only my suggestion and i may be wrong :) === emma_ is now known as emma [06:20] Do you actually need anything in 3.6? [06:24] petsounds: thank you for responding. I've only had limited success compiling my own packages from a source tarball if that is what you're refering to. I know nothing about alacarte. I prefer using apt-get. I have found instructions using apt-get herehttp://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-firefox-3-6-in-ubuntu-karmicjauntyintrepidhardy.html. I'd appreciate any further comment petsounds. [06:32] pulaski: did you install it? what's your question exactly? [06:42] petsounds: thanks, sorry for being unclear. I'm just lookikng for advice on installing firefox 3.6, I have no problem going ahed with the apt-get instructions at the link above. I prefer that method anyway. However after I learned of your tarball suggestion I thought I might give it a try and learn something new. I went to sourceforce and searched for firefox 3.6 but nothing came up. My Question: Where can I obtain the [06:42] tarball you spoke of? [06:44] pulaski: www.firefox.com ? === vincent is now known as Guest9240 [06:44] pulaski, you can download firefox tarball from http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/ [06:44] are you on ubuntu or kubuntu? [06:44] petsounds: kubuntu [06:45] pulaski, after you download the ff tarball, you have to extract it. and then right click in kickoff [06:46] petsounds: karmic koala, 9.10 my firefox 3.5.7 has been unstable since I went to 9.10 [06:46] petsounds: Ok, thanks. I'm sure I can figure it out. [06:48] is it common for amarok to crash when something else is playing sound? [06:48] my sound apps just don't get along [06:48] tony32_: depends what else is attempting to use alsa. [06:49] pulaski, np, ping me if you have problem :) === Rav3nSw0rd is now known as Nev3rM0re === Nev3rM0re is now known as Rav3nSw0rd [06:51] i thought alsa could play two sounds at once [06:52] tony32_: I think it can, too [06:55] tony32_: there might be a problem when, for example, you're browsing a webpage with sound content and something goes wrong on that page. that can hold onto alsa resources and prevent other apps accessing it, or I suppose crashing amarok [06:55] i click on amarok and it makes vlc stop playing. not that it matters now but sometimes i might want kalarm going off when a movie is playing or song [06:56] i thought phonon handled all that to share resources and that alsa could handle many sources [06:57] tony32_: it can, but if something goes wrong, umm, things can go wrong [07:02] i even compiled alsa from source and reconfigured. tried xine and gstreamer backend. same thing [07:03] i'm using digital spdif, if it makes any difference [07:06] tony32_: alsa itself is generally configured to handle pcm stream mixing in software, yes. However, it relies on applications doing the right thing. For instance, if an application deliberately does something stupid like request raw hw: or plughw: access, that will prevent all other apps from playing/capturing sound [on most modern HDA chipsets]. [07:06] tony32_: in short, all applications [with few exceptions, like PulseAudio and JACK] should be using default: not hw: or plughw:. [07:07] crimsun: thanks, i'll try to make sure of that now [07:07] NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now. [07:08] in windows i used my pc as an alarm clock in case i fell asleep on the couch. kind of important [07:09] NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now. === Rav3nSw0rd is now known as Nev3rM0re === Nev3rM0re is now known as Rav3nSw0rd [07:15] NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now. [07:23] hello room [07:24] i have problems installing kubuntu [07:24] on my machine [07:24] specifics? [07:24] how do you install debugg symbols in kubuntu? my KRunner crushes and i want to submit a bug report [07:26] hi how can i install a ppa in kubuntu. i am used to doing this in ubuntu using synaptic [07:26] i downloaded a kubuntu live cd iso from the net, and when i start my computer with it, it just starts, but takes about 10 minutes to get to the loading progress bar [07:27] i have a low end pc. specifically, an intel celeron at 350MHz with a 4GB hard disk and 160 MB of ram [07:27] meowkbuntu: from System -> KPackageKit -> Settings -> Edit Software Sources [07:27] TheBigHead: `did you checksum the iso first. then the integrity of the cd after installing. [07:27] could that be the problem? [07:27] thanks tsimpson [07:28] no the problem is not physically, since the cd starts just fine. the only problem is it takes ages [07:28] TheBigHead: check sum tells you if teh iso downloaded corectly. check cd tells you if cd is currupted [07:29] also, if it's just 350mhz, i wouldn't be using kubuntu. i'd use puppy linux or some lighter weight distro [07:30] thats what im using now [07:30] version 4.3.1 [07:30] it will be very very slow with that amount of ram. tried it before, was painful [07:30] i just wanted to test other linux distro, but i just work fine with puppy [07:30] or try Arch if you're comfortable with doing a little reading [07:31] is that a light linux distro? [07:31] i know the feeling. but i wouldn't try it if the performance turns you off [07:32] KDE4 eats more RAM then KDE3, so you can use arch with kde3 or other window manager [07:32] i am not looking for awesome graphics or anything like that. I just want speed [07:32] kubuntu? no, not by comparison. you may want to try a lighter window manager if you have it installed but then again, i'd go with arch because it installs no more than you think is needed [07:32] thats why i moved from windows [07:33] arch is modern and can be very light weight [07:33] i know a light ubuntu variant cruchbang i think is called [07:33] package management is good too [07:33] maybe you can help me with that [07:33] arch is compiled for 686 is the PC CPU 686 compatible? [07:34] the problem is i dont have internet connection at home [07:35] it is a celeron or pentium 2, and yes from what i see it is 1686 compatible [07:35] use debian, get ll the DVDs or CDs and install the stable version with lxde or fluxbox [07:35] how do i install a package in kPackageKit [07:36] arch comes cames with a small cd image and yu get the rest from internet [07:36] i dont have inet at home so i gotta download everything at a cyber cafe [07:36] is that possible? [07:37] arch is off-topic [07:37] meowkbuntu: you click that arrow in the right, but if you want speed, you could use the terminal, you will have less clicks to do [07:37] terminal eg sudo apt-get install (apname) [07:38] simion314: ^ [07:38] thanks [07:38] download the kubuntu alternative dvd. i think it has everything you may want and supposedly for systems with less than 256mb ram [07:38] TheBigHead: maybe someone can share with you some debian cds, i do not know if ubuntu has CDs with all the packages [07:38] sorry for bothering and thanks for the help [07:38] meowkbuntu: yes [07:39] meowkbuntu: you can use aptitude , sudo aptitude install appname, and you can search with aptitude search app [07:40] simion314: aptitude also delets files i need so i prefer apt-get. [07:41] yes it is true, aptitude deletes packages that it thinks you do not need [07:42] meowkbuntu: but i like to use aptitude for searching it has a nicer putput and is less to type "aptitude search package" "apt-cache search package" === max is now known as Guest99419 [07:53] hi i need to find teh devicd name of my flash drive please [07:53] its not comming up in /media [07:53] meowkbuntu: try lsusb [07:54] avihay: no not teh device string teh patn eg /dev/???? [07:54] *the [07:55] pant = parth [07:56] mine appears as sdb (and my only hdd as sda...) [08:02] is /dev/sdc1 a usb path name [08:04] *NOTICE* The network will be upgrading its software soon, your connection may be temporarily interrupted [08:07] meowkbuntu: could be, you have 2 hard drives? [08:07] simion314: i have a hdd adn a flash drive [08:08] meowkbuntu: i have one HDD and it sda and my usb is sdb [08:08] simion314: y cant i just right click device and find the mount info there be easier for everyone. works like that in windozzy [08:09] sdb ok what bout sdc [08:09] meowkbuntu: what do you want to do? [08:09] i'm using unetbootin to creat a bootable usb [08:09] from an iso [08:10] you can try "df -h" in terminal and maybe you can figure out what device is what [08:12] simion314: i only have one usb plugged in atm [08:13] if you have a sdc, do you have a sdb too? you can join #ubuntu thisthing is not kubuntu specific and there you can find more help [08:14] i want to help you to be sure not to erase your data [08:22] can anyone help me to manage my iphone music using ubuntu [08:24] Last time I checked it's not possible on OS 3.x [08:24] can anyone help me to manage my iphone music using ubuntu [08:24] !itunes [08:24] itunes is not available on Linux, but there are many audio player alternatives (see !players). For Daap clients (sharing music with other iTunes clients on the network), install banshee [08:25] !ipod [08:25] For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto - For the iPhone and the iPod Touch, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone - See !RockBox for information on liberating your iPod [08:25] try those links === nik0 is now known as niko === trucMuche is now known as Guest91985 === t_ is now known as t [09:13] I think I've asked before, but never quite succeeded... how do I get kubuntu to connect to wifi automatically upon startup? I have 2 networks saved, one is my router, and one is my schools routers, and I would like to connect to any of them that are available upon login, without having to click on the globe icon and selecting the network I want to join. [09:16] hey, what do the gnome guys use instead of amarock? [09:17] Rav3nSw0rd: you have to ask your network manager to connect automatically [09:18] oh, funny, I didn't see that XD stupid of me, thanks avihay! [09:22] why there is no firefox ? [09:22] :-/ [09:23] skbohra: there should be a Firefox installer [09:26] avihay: i can, why it isnt there by default? === aleksandar is now known as aleksandar_ [09:28] well, some people prefer opera [09:30] kde has they're own web browser (konqueror), that is used internally by most of kde's apps, and the rest is up to you. I have firefox and chrome [09:31] avihay: Konqueror is of no use :( [09:32] even gmail doesnt support it :) [09:34] It does, in basic mode [09:34] Hi im fairly new to kubuntu and linux and ive been installing some apps with APT but im wondering to actually compile something myself what exactly do I need to do === Malin_away is now known as Malin_ [09:39] alienated: You usually download a tar file, and unpack it. it should contain all the scripts and makefiles to compile properly, given you have all of it's dependencies. most also have readme files about how to compile it, but it usually comes down to typing in the terminal: ./configure make make install === vincent is now known as Guest52591 [09:59] hi i am wanting to know what i need to download there are seperate packages for the app 7zip. p7zip and p7zip-full. what do i need to get [10:04] hi~ [10:05] hello everyone [10:08] hello [10:21] is there a zip application in kubuntu === Rav3nSw0rd is now known as Nev3rM0re [10:23] yello [10:28] Hi! how do I do to give sudo to a user account? [10:29] aomegax: adduser $USER admin [10:29] aomegax: i guess === nploett is now known as npnpnp [10:48] hallo [10:51] how do i empty trash please someone [10:51] !help [10:51] 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. :-) [10:51] !ask [10:57] meowkbuntu: from dolphin under the "Places" tab, right click the trash icon and choose empty, or go to trash:/, right-click and choose empty, or add the trash widget to your desktop/panel, right-click and choose empty [10:57] the exact strings for "Trash" and "empty" will be different deepening on your locale === Kanguru2 is now known as Kanguru [11:45] Support Gingers! [11:50] let's see if this works... [11:50] test flood [11:50] test flood [11:50] test flood [11:50] test flood [11:50] test flood [11:50] tsimpson: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. [11:52] Whats the name of the program i can view windows in linux ? [11:52] is it Virtual window ? === Pricey_ is now known as Pricey [11:52] greyhat: virtual box [11:53] ah, thanks [12:11] hello, i wanted to know, how useful is the Indicator Display plasma widget? [12:12] the only GTK based apps i really use are Firefox, Thunderbird, and Gimp. [12:14] turtle^s0up: use krita ... if slow at start there is a settings for that [12:14] krita <--> gimp [12:14] ok [12:14] i've used krita, still getting used to it [12:15] turtle^s0up: krita could be slow on starting because of this http://wiki.opengtl.org/libraries:developers-resources [12:15] turtle^s0up: so create that file .... (HIDDEN FILE so it has "." before the name) [12:15] and krita starts faster [12:16] turtle^s0up: keep in your mind krita is 2.1.1 the latest [12:16] you should get should be 2.1 [12:17] i have grub as my boot loader for win7/kubuntu but the computer restarts when i try to boot windows. any way to fix it? [12:17] Peace: is Krita part of "koffice-kde4?" [12:24] turtle^s0up: yea [12:24] turtle^s0up: but i think you have to add some external repository to get the last one [12:25] turtle^s0up: krita screenshot ... well old screenshot but it is http://www.koffice.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/kritagentlebot.png [12:29] nice, thanks [12:30] i really like the single window layout [12:31] Peace-: do you know what PPA will allow me to have the most up to date Krtia version? [12:32] turtle^s0up: the best way to get these informations is go here and search koffice news http://www.kubuntu.org/news [12:32] The_SLain_MAn: in that place you get every sick :D upgrading repo [12:33] turtle^s0up: i think this is one http://www.kubuntu.org/news/koffice-2.1.0 [12:33] turtle^s0up: but 2.1.1 has been released on jannuary 12 [12:33] so it should appear a new news xD [12:33] in few days [12:34] ok, thank you for the information [12:37]