[00:00] _BS_ set konqueror the way you want then save your profile after this you can load it with --profile nameofyourprofile [00:01] Anyone? [00:01] <_BS_> Inx4ver - yeah, picked up on that. Coming back to linux after being away - konqueror has 2 'uses' for me - file browser (hate dolphin) and web browser (leaner than firefox, etc.). Makes both uses in one profile ... interesting. )-: (-: [00:01] it may be .kde/share/icons [00:02] Thank you lnx4ver [00:02] is it there I'm not sure kitsune ? [00:04] Yes I think its it [00:04] Thank you =] [00:04] your welcome [00:07] _BS_ yeah konqueror is still a nice application hope is will be developped and progress for a long tiime [00:10] <_BS_> lnx4ver - I'm looking in konqueror settings ... view modes ... I notice on icon view there's grid at the bottom ... including arrangement by rows. Now if column view had the same option, to list by rows (scroll across) instead of columns (scroll down) ... I'm thinking 'windows explorer' 'list view' would be mostly there. [00:10] too many reboots trying to mess with the framebuffer. I would like to change my framebuffer to a resolution in which x and my monitors natively support. 1920x1080. but no matter what I do I can never get my framebuffer to take on this resolution. what can I do? do I need a firmware update for my card or something? is there something a bit more modern I can do? [00:11] <_BS_> vbgunz - Video card type? Nvidia? [00:11] nvidia gtx260 [00:11] <_BS_> vbgunz - nvidia control panel no help? [00:11] for the framebuffer, I never seen the option. is it there? [00:12] <_BS_> vbgunz - sorry, I was speaking to resolution at that point, not framebuffer. [00:13] my res in x and on monitors is supported no problem *but* whoa, framebuffer is kind of either ancient technology or I am a bafoon === jess is now known as Guest96940 [00:14] I need some help please [00:15] <_BS_> vbgunz - neither, likely, but it is a PITA. I don't think, conceptually, linguistically, linux / framebuffer has kept up with hardware technology. i.e. When trying to do TV/video in linux, etc., the word 'framebuffer' is not exactly intuitive, nor the first word I would search on when problems arise. [00:15] _BS_ not sure if it is possible [00:15] I need help please [00:16] i need to run my windows programs from my second hard drive in my linux [00:16] i don't want to have to reboot my system everytime i want to play conquer [00:17] hello [00:17] <_BS_> lnx4ver ... well ... if it were easy to figure out ... I wouldn't be here in irc! (-: [00:17] nico283: try wine or cedega [00:18] is it possible to install kde 4.4 apart from 4.3? [00:18] man, I am gonna attempt to mess with fbset and that requires I believe I kill x [00:19] <_BS_> Wolfcastle ... wine will run out of unmounted disk? (Surely he's not mounting his windows disk {ntfs?} from within linux. Not that you can't / shouldn't, just, normally, ... why would you want to.) [00:20] wine and cedega are pieces for junk. i am fed up with both of them. i wanted to run my game in one of those to start off and it didn't work. that is why i put my windows hard drive into the computer, but i do not want to reboot when i want to play and then reboot to check e-mails [00:20] well then you've pretty much run out of options sorry [00:21] you could try a virtual machine if you have a good computer cs might run alright [00:21] that bs cause i've seen it done before i just am unsure of how to do it [00:21] yes but what kind of virtual machine [00:21] i tried virtualbox and it didn't work know of anything else? [00:22] em I use virtual box works very well, vmware is supposed to be good haven't used it though [00:22] <_BS_> nico283 - you're looking for running a different operating system's files in another, and pretty hardware intensive ones at that. Perhaps you should stay in windows and run linux in a vm? [Right now, I'm in windows, vm'ed to Linux, using the raw / physical disk. Changes will persist when I reboot into Linux. There are some weirdnesses, but not too many. Less if you run in one way or the... [00:22] _BS_: yes he would have to reinstall cs with wine or cedega obviously [00:22] <_BS_> ...other most of the time.] [00:23] i'm not reinstalling a whole system. this is an external hard drive that has my windows on it. my computer is completely linux. [00:23] or you could try some linux compatible game that resembles cs [00:23] have you tried Urban Terror? [00:24] <_BS_> Wolfcastle ... for the question being asked, evidently what's obvious ... isn't always? [What did he think it was made of?] [00:24] true ;-) [00:25] i have been playing conquer online for almost 2 years and don't want to not be able to play anymore so i need the hard drive to be run through my linux system [00:27] :/ [00:28] <_BS_> nico283 - from what you've said, and what you're willing to do, you cannot do what you're looking to do. You can, however, probably do it the reverse, if you are not using graphically intense applications. Run linux from within windows. [00:28] fbset cannot find /dev/fb0 or anything else automatically. I figured I try /dev/tty* and they all return the same error of ioctl FBIOGET_VSCREENINFO: Invalid argument [00:28] gonna google that [00:29] <_BS_> nico283 - actually, there is another option ... two computers, with a KVM. [00:29] what is KVM? [00:30] so what your saying is that there is no way to run the windows hard drive through the virtual box? [00:32] <_BS_> nico283 - no, what I'm saying is that you will be unhappy with the performance. (I'm assuming if wine won't run it satisfactorily due to performance / complexity issues, it's not likely virtualbox will either.) But if you run windows, and virtualbox linux, you may well get where you're trying to go. The suggestion of linux alternative games is quite a good one. [00:33] wine won't run it because it keeps saying there is a promblem with my direct3d when all my stuff says it is up to date [00:34] <_BS_> Wolfcastle - KVM (Keyboard Video Mouse switcher). Two computers, one set of KVM. For me, Ctrl-Ctrl-Enter, switches between the two. You can, for example, not put the video through the kvm, and keep both monitors up. Or something. Gotchas - bear in mind not all KVM's do sound, some have usb only keyboards instead of PS2 - you have to watch for what makes sense for your environment / computers. Some [00:34] <_BS_> kVM's will do multiple monitors, or multiple computers. [00:35] i am discussing the wine not playing the game not the hard drive. that is why i am trying to get the hard drive to run [00:37] <_BS_> nico283 - of course. You're trying to run graphically intense windows programs within linux which does graphics in just a whole 'nother way. If you were doing non-graphics like word processors, spreadsheets, web browsing, 2d, you'd be fine. But you're not. You have three reasonable courses of actions (1) Stop doing this unreasonable thing you're trying to do. Run the OS for which the program... [00:37] <_BS_> ...you're trying to run was built for. (2) Use two computers, perhaps with a KVM. (3) Run windows, and vmbox linux. What you want to do CANNOT REASONABLY BE DONE FOR A REASONABLE COST. GET OVER IT. [00:40] i just want to run 2 hard drives without trying to reboot the system. that's all. and if you want to talk about unreasonable costs, my power bill going from $75 to over $100 is unreasonable from running 2 computers with a kvm. [00:40] so one computer 2 hard drivers is much more reasonable for my single mother child support paying budget [00:41] where are my framebuffer devices or what not? I do not have anything near /dev/fb* . anybody know this? [00:41] <_BS_> nico283 - YOU CANNOT RUN AN INTENSIVE PROGRAM FROM ONE OS IN ANOTHER OS. [00:41] maybe you should have a second install of windows with virtualbox on your external hard drive [00:41] and see how it works [00:41] you could access your current data from the other partition [00:42] do you use your external hard drive in some other context? [00:43] no most of my work is on linux. i only have it for my game and some documents that i stored from an old computer [00:43] <_BS_> Wolfcastle/nico283 - for that matter, get vmware converter for free. It will convert your physical windows machine to a virtual one. Perhaps you can accomplish this and get a chance to just see if performance is sufficient, if it performs at all. vbox will use vmware settings files. [00:43] nice that's a good option [00:43] isn't virtualbox faster than vmware? I Remember trying vmware once but it ran a lot slower than VB [00:44] knock knock. [00:45] http://pastebin.com/m48141bb1how do I get hd1 to boot without hd0? [00:45] <_BS_> nico283 - I'm sorry. I've laid out your options. I am not a great linux expert, so you can believe me or not, but you're not seeing anyone challenge what I've said. If you have any questions about what I've said, fine. Otherwise, perhaps others will have more patience. Good luck with your quest. [00:45] cordelia: 404 not found [00:47] oye, how do I get chrome to 'use' flashlib.so [00:47] ? [00:47] Wolfcastle: sorry a more recent http://pastebin.com/d4ccd3ca2 [00:47] <_BS_> Wolfcastle ... I suspect ... in the end ... YMMV. Particular circumstances, particular OS' (which way you're going), physical vs virtual disk ... in the end ... whatever float's your boat. [00:49] I think it uses the mozilla plugin, do you have it installed seeman? [00:49] I just have it sitting around, never used FF. [00:50] I have the .so file though on in Documents. [00:50] At least my chrome seems to be using my firefox plugins [00:51] try adding the plugin file to home/.mozilla/plugins [00:51] I don't have FF. [00:51] so I don't think I have a mozzilla folder. [00:51] <_BS_> help my poor brain for a moment ... bash ... for $1 in a b c d; do echo $1;fi ... I'm mixing things here ... what should it be. Sorry ... tired. [00:52] so would i need to download the vmconverter onto the hard drive i am converting or onto another hard drive? [00:53] seeman: try creating the folder and restart chrome [00:53] <_BS_> never mind ... for a in a b c d; do echo $a; done. [00:55] been having issue playing streaming videos. I have followed parts 1 & 2 of this tutorial http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683, other parts seemed not to apply. I had downloaded the latest flash, which helped some, but still problems, any help would be appreciated [01:04] no one has any issues with flash videos? === FeasibilityStudy is now known as Parah === Parah is now known as Parah_Salin [01:34] What's the latest version of Java runtime environment available in the repo's? === Parah_Salin is now known as hunkyFat === don is now known as Guest55383 [01:39] hello [01:41] any idea what this is? [01:41] http://pastebin.com/m350a6eec [01:46] Wolfcastle: you trying to install Vbox? [01:46] yes [01:46] but I don't think the package is the issue [01:46] some package that needs updating but which one? [01:47] Wolfcastle: did you install the compiler packages? sudo apt-get install build-essential dkms ... then just double click the .deb to install.. or you could list their repos in kpackagekit and install from there.. [01:48] that's not it...it works from terminal so the issue is not the package itself [01:49] hello everyone [01:50] any one around that can help me? [01:51] im new here and was wondering do i need to set up kubuuntu like ubuntu? with restricted extras?/ [01:51] Wolfcastle: it mentions sip module.... is that relevant to "session internet protocol"? that is ... the same? if so what does vbox care about Sip? [01:52] has anyone tried kubuntu lucid? what is the default user when booting in live mode? [01:52] id like to see kubunu lucid , where can i get that one [01:54] I just google kubuntu lucid download and voila [01:54] Wolfcastle: root is the default user [01:54] no, its ubuntu whith a blank password [01:54] just found it online [01:54] or that .. kinda like root.. just named ubuntu [01:55] hehe ok thanx anyways [01:55] i used ubuntu for a few months i likeit alot, this is my first time in kubuntu, its way diffeeeerrrent. [01:57] well thannks guys illl read more on kubuntu before i commit. later [01:59] <_BS_> What package do I need to fill out the contents of khelp center? [01:59] <_BS_> What package do I need to fill out the debian menu entries, a la debian / live? [02:00] I can no longer dual boot in 9.10 *after* updating to the latest 2.6.31-19 kernel. I am getting error 28 in grub. what could have happened? [02:06] damn, I believe the new kernel update borked my ability to get in windows from grub on a reboot :/ [02:08] well, I'll try something === _BS_ is now known as no_BS_ === Malin_away is now known as Malin_ === MiBo_ is now known as MiBo [03:09] Hllo? [03:15] any idea what this is? [03:15] http://pastebin.com/m350a6eec [03:17] anybody know how to enable asus_atk0110 in the kernel? [03:17] I am getting bit by an acpi conflict that can be fixed by this kernel driver [03:18] how do I enable it? I am going nuts :/ [03:21] How do I disable "Auto eth0".. there's no line entry for it in the network manager and /etc/interfaces doesn't have it [03:22] I see I have this /lib/modules/2.6.31-14-generic/kernel/drivers/hwmon/asus_atk0110.ko ... does this mean I have the asus driver I need? if so, how do I **enable** it? [03:23] load it [03:24] crimsun: forgive me, you telling me to load it? [03:25] if it isn't loaded, and you want to enable it, yes. [03:28] wow. how hard could it be to load a driver as just a user that needs to load a driver? [03:29] crimsun: thanks for the load keyword but I am coming up confused with it on google [03:30] add it to /etc/modules, I'll try that [03:31] vbgunz: if you need it to claim resources, you probably want it in the initramfs (and thus in /etc/initramfs-tools/modules instead of /etc/modules) [03:32] vbgunz: you'll need to regenerate the initramfs afterward; sudo update-initramfs -u [03:33] crimsun: wow just about to reboot and test it. I'll undo that and try out what you said. thanks a million if it works! [03:35] crimsun: and beware if the advice you give is wrong... [03:35] :D [03:35] cross fingers, I hope it works! [03:39] 大家好 [03:40] 有人在不 [03:41] !jp [03:41] 日本語の場合は #ubuntu-jp または #kubuntu-jp を参照して下さい [03:41] !cn [03:41] For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道： #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk [03:41] well, I don't think adding the asus driver to /etc/initramfs...etc was the solution. [03:42] :/ [03:42] what u say [03:48] "Make sure you have the asus_atk0110 driver enabled in your kernel configuration" ... who are they referring too? I don't think I am stupid but I feel like an idiot. it's as if I am just supposed to know this. I need help :( [03:49] maybe I did enable the driver, how can I make sure? [03:50] have you tried modprobe vbgunz? [03:50] sudo modprobe module [03:51] hmm [03:51] I just ran lsmod and see it at the bottom with a 0 [03:51] so seems like nothing is using it? I can try that modprobe [03:52] Wolfcastle: hmm. although I see it in lsmod I do not see it in sudo modprobe [03:54] sudo modprobe -a module should add it? [03:55] hmm, I ran it, not sure though if anything happened or will stay permanent [03:57] well, will see then [04:01] sudo modprobe -a asus_atk0110 did not load any modules into the kernel. at least sudo modprobe asus_atk0110 returns nothing :/ [04:02] I am beginning to think I am chasing the wrong problem down here :/ === alejandro is now known as Mero22mlg [04:03] I am gonna try just one more thing to really confirm my situation [04:03] ? installed gallery2 using kubuntu depository, copyed the apcahe2.conf to \etc\apache2\enabled-site but no go why can't i see it at localhost\gallery2 [04:04] brb [04:06] :( [04:07] slow night any one at there? [04:08] it turns out I need to load the asus_atk0110 driver into the kernel *but* nothing I am trying is working out. really, what do I do? I tried the locate asus_atk0110 and I see 4 of these on different kernels /lib/modules/2.6.31-17-generic/kernel/drivers/hwmon/asus_atk0110.ko [04:10] I think by doing what I wasn't supposed to I did what needed to be done. I am gonna mark my situation as solved. [04:12] to confirm what I did starts here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/440780 ... I simply set acpi_enforce_resources=lax in grub, updated it, and it not only got rid of the errors at boot up but sensors actually work. I don't think the kernel option is safe but goddamn that was easy. I'll explode from that decision later I suppose [04:17] vbgunz: have you confirmed that your hardware is definitely supported by that kernel module? [04:18] ? installed gallery2 using kubuntu depository, copyed the apcahe2.conf to \etc\apache2\enabled-site but no go why can't i see it at localhost\gallery2 [04:22] crimsun: the bug report fits my problem. I built my own rig and have an asus m3n-ht motherboard. I wanted to load the module correctly which I believe I failed to do no matter what but the acpi_enforce_resources=lax appears to load it, makes the boot up errors go away and sensors work in the end [04:23] now I am trying to get rid of what appears to be one last thing in the bootup screen. something about ureadahead exiting status 4. some are saying this is normal some are saying its not. other than that my boot appears good so far [04:25] You guyssss. I need SO much help. I installed kde-minimal after doing an ubuntu-minimal install, and now I need to know what core applications to install. [04:26] ? apt-get kde? [04:26] am i stupid for not even thinking of that? yes. [04:27] Package kde is not available, but is referred to by another package. [04:27] This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or [04:27] is only available from another source [04:27] E: Package kde has no installation candidate [04:27] gavin__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. [04:28] gavin__ do you have kpACKAGE INSTALLED [04:29] Kovert: no is says kpackage is not available. [04:29] it probably isn't in my repos, as i did a minimum install. [04:30] gavin__ sudo apt-get synaptic [04:30] i have synaptic [04:33] Hello? [04:33] hi sam_ [04:34] Hi, umm i have a question, this is my first time on the IRC.. [04:34] My computer will not connect with my wireless network... [04:35] so with synaptic search for the kde files [04:35] thanks Kovert. I feel like a noob again. [04:35] I've just been having many brain farts. [04:35] ugh. [04:36] i had to install ndiswrapper, and it worked for a bit..., but now it can see the netwrok, but whenever i try to join it it asks for the pass, which i enter, and it will not connect, it asks for it again and i enter it, its like a never ending cycle [04:38] anyone? [04:39] sam_ i think it's a bug. [04:39] it happens to me ALL the time. [04:40] .. [04:40] really? [04:40] yes... [04:40] unfortunately. [04:40] how do i fix it,i cannot join it, i have restarted so many times.. [04:40] i cannot stay on a wired connection [04:40] I haven't been able to find a fix either. I'm on a wired connection also. [04:41] What luck we two have. (: [04:41] ... i guess so... [04:41] is this a kubuntu specific issue? [04:41] no. [04:41] I think it's KDE specific. [04:41] I don't like Kubuntu though. [04:42] not kubuntu-desktop [04:42] at least, [04:42] your kidding me right? i like kubuntu, i like the KDE environment... [04:42] I do an ubuntu-minimal install and install kde. [04:42] really?1 [04:42] no... I LOVE KDE. [04:42] how do you do that? [04:42] i would LOVE to find out how... though i am a complete noob to linux... [04:42] i wouldn't mind ubuntu, with the KDE envoronment [04:43] I'm still somewhat of a noob. [04:43] It's a somewhat straightfoward installation. [04:43] but you have to know how to use a terminal. [04:43] ... well i know somewhat [04:43] or just copy stuff down off a screen. xD [04:43] is there a tutorial online or something/ [04:43] ? [04:43] Not really. [04:43] it's not hard though. [04:44] 'you download the ubuntu minimal cd [04:44] it's only 12mb [04:44] then the rest install via your wired network connection. [04:44] then all you get is like, cli, a big terminal. [04:44] and all you have to do after that is sudo apt-get install xorg kde-minimal... [04:44] kk, and you have to do like the apt-get stuff and everything [04:44] that's pretty much it. [04:45] yeah. [04:45] but after you install that. you don't even have a network manager. [04:45] you are literally left with core KDE. [04:45] really, huh i shall try it then, but its a KDE problem about this network manager? [04:45] with this bug [04:45] I actually don't know for sure. [04:45] I am about to install network manager right now. [04:45] core kde? so you start of with nothing? [04:45] so if you stay on.. [04:46] sure i am gonna be here for a bit... [04:46] but im downloading it along with other files. [04:46] 500mb. [04:46] worth. [04:46] just a suggestion, i was having trouble with wireless too, installed wicd and works like a charm [04:46] knetworkmanager is a pain [04:46] hmm wicd? never heard of it. [04:46] i shall try that. [04:46] wicd is very nicde [04:46] gavin__: google it and ul find many ppl prefer that [04:46] why am i talking like this. [04:46] nice [04:47] ... command to install it? [04:47] wicd? [04:47] sudo apt-get install wicd [04:47] when i type, i always try to talk proper. [04:47] yeah sam_! [04:47] follow what he said. [04:47] awesome... [04:47] it will help us out. (: [04:47] first remove network-manager-kde [04:47] I love facking with my computer. (: [04:48] can you take me on baby steps, i am new to this... [04:48] first "sudo apt-get remove network-manager-kde" [04:48] sam_: i am quite a noob too :) [04:48] lol, thanks, thanks a lot! i am happy [04:48] were all noobs. [04:48] np :) hehe i often need baby steps too [04:48] well. i've been using since ubuntu 7.04 [04:49] on and off. [04:49] ? installed gallery2 using kubuntu depository, copyed the apcahe2.conf to \etc\apache2\enabled-site but no go why can't i see it at localhost\gallery2 [04:49] gavin__: me from 8.10 [04:49] Kovert: sorry no clue ul have to wait for the pros [04:49] I think it takes a while until you aren't a noob anymore. [04:49] I'm VERY young though. [04:49] gavin__: you need to play around a lot :P [04:50] yeah [04:50] sam_: did the remove work? [04:50] no [04:50] playing around in linux is funnn. [04:50] what was the error? [04:50] its not installed it says [04:50] cool [04:50] then just install wicd :) [04:50] it has a different package name. [04:50] than you said. [04:50] ... [04:50] gavin__: is it? lemme check [04:50] so it is still installed. [04:51] yeah. cuz i just installed it via synaptic. [04:51] ... yeah, i have a network manager here.... [04:51] and it was something else. [04:51] dunno if its THE network manager we are talking about, but it manages networks lol [04:51] i think it is just sudo apt-get remove network-manager [04:52] sam_: sorry, but are u kubuntu [04:52] try that sam_ [04:52] i mean are you on kubuntu? [04:52] the package name is network-manager-kde [04:52] *claps for titan_ark* [04:53] ... [04:53] yeah i am kubuntu [04:53] sam_ is like... brain fart. [04:53] lol what was that for :P [04:53] ... srry [04:53] !network-manager-kde [04:53] why is there always so many people logged in. and idle. [04:53] in the login manager I changed the shut down manager to grub. grub offers me options to boot into another kernel or OS *but* choosing anyone other than the default, upon reboot and stopping at the menu, the default and now what I pick is highlighted. is this a bug or does this only work without the menu? [04:53] one's name is bipolar. xD I have bipolar disorder. Yay! [04:54] no, i just needed to type sudo apt-get remove network-manager [04:54] are you there? [04:54] in yo gace titan_ark! [04:54] sam_: okay that worked? [04:54] face* [04:54] gavin__: :) [04:54] vb your grup config is buggered [04:54] lol [04:55] How old is everybody? I for some reason, assume we are all pretty young. [04:55] kovert, how so? [04:55] sam_: try installing wicd then [04:55] no specific age is required for the answer. O.O [04:55] kk.. [04:55] well grub controol how the system starts [04:55] doh! i just installed knetworkmanager. xD [04:55] 16, brb... [04:56] kk i am installing it now [04:56] gavin__: i dont like knetworkmanager. its painful [04:56] :P [04:56] I'm turning 16 this year sam_ [04:56] told yall i was young. [04:56] oh well. (sigh) age is just a number. [04:57] technically i am not 16, still 15, but on tuesday i will be [04:57] 16 and started linux from 7.04? interesting [04:57] ditto [04:57] I started using linux at around 12. [04:57] started using since 7.04 too [04:57] i think. [04:57] on an off [04:58] so um, I seem to find myself in a bad situation: I log in to a black screen with no taskbar/background/right-click menu, and yet kwin is still noticably active and so is krunner. Plasma appears to not want to start. All of this apparently happend after I changed my style from qtcurve to gtk+ and back, and then logged out, or maybe it was because of playing around with the cube plugins? I have no idea, but does anyone have any idea how I might go about [04:58] hmm. sam_ you should add me on facebook/myspace, since no-one i know uses linux. [04:58] except... well, my cousin. [04:58] lol [04:58] hold on [04:58] sam_: I was serious. O.O [04:59] i know [04:59] oh. [04:59] how do i use wicd? [04:59] hmm. you seem too serious sam. [04:59] loosen up! [04:59] yeah [04:59] everyone tells me that... [04:59] girl or boy? you. [04:59] sam_ [04:59] sam_: whta wrong with wicd? [05:00] *whats [05:00] boy [05:00] umm [05:00] nothing i guess [05:00] so am i. :O [05:00] it seems fine, but where do i find it? [05:00] Lmfao. [05:00] NVM [05:00] found it [05:00] just type wocd in konsole [05:00] don't worry, I get pretty dam serious too. [05:00] ok [05:01] set it up and see if it works [05:01] is uninstalling knetworkmanager and switching to wicd. [05:02] is wondering why Plasma doesn't want to start [05:02] is wondering why Surlent777 [05:02] 's plasma won't start [05:02] well gonna try something [05:03] kk brb [05:03] ... it is still connecting.. brb maybe its my encryption [05:06] sam_: still? [05:09] sorry guys [05:09] ugh. [05:10] i got wicd working fine though. [05:11] gavin__: good for you [05:11] did sam_ leave? [05:13] err, wrong button [05:13] still no luck with plasma though [05:14] the command I'm trying to use to manually launch it is plasma-desktop, and it gives me an incredibly long error message [05:14] wow [05:14] that took forever [05:14] what happened sam_ [05:14] jeez [05:14] ? [05:14] dunno [05:15] sam_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. [05:15] mine worked fine right after install. [05:15] my dog hates me now. [05:15] nope... it cannot find an ip for me.. [05:15] i am here [05:15] don't worry [05:15] no, im gonna worry. [05:15] no i am telling myself that [05:16] and probably jump out my window because im worrying so much. [05:16] oh. [05:16] xD [05:16] lol, anyways, i have to find this problem.. [05:16] www.myspace.com/gymophett [05:16] in contrast, I am about to throw something/one out of a window due to frustration =/ [05:16] sam_: what happened? [05:16] sam_: not working? [05:16] i don't know [05:17] its not working,it cannot get an IP address [05:17] hmm. [05:17] damn [05:17] it gives me QGraphicsGridLayout::itemAt: invalid index 2 or index 1 over 100 times... [05:17] thats bad [05:17] tried resetting your router? [05:17] i feel for sam_ [05:17] i mean just turn it on and off [05:17] if my wireless wasn't working... [05:17] mm mm mm. [05:17]