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FFForeveris there a way I can run a script on mount/unmount?00:33
charlie-tcasure, I use one for sshfs to mount and unmount my folders00:35
charlie-tcaFFForever: you will need to run it using sudo if it is not for sshfs00:37
FFForeverChanServ, well I am thinking of something more like if mounted volume has run.py/sh/pl execute it like run.pl --action=mount00:38
FFForevercharlie-tca* bad auto complete00:39
charlie-tcaOops, you are way ahead of me, I think00:39
histowierd just installed alpha 3 browsing is extremely slow but hell I can download updates at 300k/sec.  We'll see if they help.00:40
histoAlso nvdia in hardware drivers looks messed up.00:40
FFForeverare there any hooks I can use for when something is mounted?00:41
histoFFForever: hooks?00:41
charlie-tcaFFForever: You could grab an older version of Ubuntu, and look at the mount files in /etc/init.d00:42
charlie-tcaI think gutsy or hardy probably had 4 or 5 of them, using different mount things00:42
histoFFForever: visudo will let you run scripts with root00:42
charlie-tcaAnd none of them made much sense to me00:42
FFForeverhisto, an app (hopefully python) that is called to handle the mount/unmount procedures00:43
histoFFForever: you're trying to make one?  there are volume managers00:43
histoFFForever: I'm confused by what you are trying to do or why?00:43
histoanyone here using empathy up by the clock?00:44
histoI added my accounts well only one is working but how do I see who is online now?00:44
FFForeverhisto, I have scripts I execute manually when I plug in my thumbdrive to mount an encrypted volume link files while its there and then launch firefox, when I am done I unlink the files copy generic profiles, and unmount the encrypted volume00:45
FFForeverWould be nice to auto run the first script on mount, and when I right click unmount to run the second one before unmounting00:45
histoFFForever: hrm.... you'd prolly have to look at gvfs or gnome-volume-manager or whatever ubuntu is using to mount devices automatically.00:46
histoFFForever: see if you can call a script when they are invoked or something.00:46
histoNone of you guys use empathy?00:48
firestriderHey is it a bad idea to install (not live) ubuntu 10.04 on a flash drive00:59
histonvm nvidia is working now.00:59
histofirestrider: why would it be a bad idea?01:00
firestriderbecause I thought flash drives had limited write-erase cycles01:00
geniifirestrider: They do fail sooner than hard drives, yes01:00
histofirestrider: you said not live?01:00
firestridercorrect01:01
histofirestrider: meaning what?  You are going to use it to isntall from?01:01
firestriderI'm going to put the installer on another flash drive01:02
histoi'm confused01:02
geniihisto: I imagine he means to install it onto the flash drive like a regular hard drive install, and not something like a unetbootin install which just uses syslinux to load the iso or so01:02
histoahh01:03
histofirestrider: is it a usb thumbdrive?01:03
firestrideryep, 4GB01:03
geniifirestrider: Is it one with that U3 on it?01:03
histofirestrider: well whats that cost 8$ for a new one?  so whats the big deal if it dies eventually?01:03
histofirestrider: its gong to die someday anyhow.01:03
firestriderno its a patriot01:03
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firestrideractually I think I want to make a partition on my hard disk for it... nvm01:06
firestridercause I would have a flash drive sticking out of my laptop everywhere I go01:06
firestriderWould there be any conflicts if I shrank a windows 7 x64 partition and made a new one and put ubuntu 10.04 x64 on it?01:07
firestriderthe windows boot manager would see ubuntu right?01:07
DanaGIt's more likely it would go the other way: grub would see the Windows boot loader.01:08
DanaGOh yeah, awesome thing you can do with (some?) U3 drives:01:08
DanaGReplace the U3 virtual-cd disk with a Linux LiveCD.01:08
DanaGWhen you plug it into a system, it will actually appear as a real USB CD drive!01:08
geniiDanaG: Yes, I actually did that with U3-tool as an experiment. Then I made it a persistent install using the rest of the stick for storage01:12
DanaGhmm, how do you do that?01:15
DanaGoh, a real install on the flash-drive part, and just ISO on CD part?01:16
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geniiDanaG: No, you boot the iso off the virtual cd part than have a partition on the other section which is casper-rw or so, it uses that if it sees it exists during booting the livecd part. You use u3-tool to get the livecd iso on the virtual cd section01:19
ZykoticK9in USC does anyone know how to list PPAs the same way 3rd party Repos (like Google & Medibuntu) are listed under Get Software?01:20
DanaGah, how does the persistent data bit work, anyway?01:20
geniiDanaG: I don't know exactly how that part works. But the volume name of a partition you want to use to save stuff to after you've booted from livecd needs to be casper-rw for it to automagically use it01:26
LADmaticCAi get logged out of pidgin every day after work. says I "logged in from another location" Anyone else getting this?01:27
histo!info ssvnc01:28
ubottussvnc (source: ssvnc): Enhanced TightVNC viewer with SSL/SSH tunnel helper. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.0.24-1 (lucid), package size 527 kB, installed size 1448 kB01:28
histoyes01:28
geniiLADmaticCA: Perhaps someone in your house is turning on your  computer which is located there and it's set to auto-login to whichever servive is complaining (MSN, etc)01:30
LADmaticCAgenii, well i live by myself at the moment01:30
LADmaticCAgenii, it just logged me out again right now01:31
geniiLADmaticCA: Do you have some client checking your Hotmail or so on a schedule which coincides?01:32
genii(if it's MSN the culprit)01:32
LADmaticCAgenii, it is MSN, but I don't know of anything checking my hotmail01:33
geniiLADmaticCA: Like getlive or so01:34
genii!info getlive01:34
ubottugetlive (source: getlive): fetch mail from your Hotmail Live account. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.58~cvs20091010-1 (lucid), package size 28 kB, installed size 140 kB01:34
geniiBecause if you have evolution or kmail etc scheduled to check or sync just before work finishes, logging into your hotmail that way also counts as an IM login01:35
genii(which boots you off)01:35
LADmaticCAgenii, I actually only use that account for chatting. if I check the mail I do it via web browser01:36
LADmaticCAgenii, the first time I had this happen, I was logged out of pidgin and empathy had logged me in. So i tried removing empathy but it didn't make a difference01:37
geniiHm01:38
Viper1432whoa...who gets pie in the face for gwibber crashing?  :)01:58
Volkodavanybody tried the Startup Disk Creator yet ?02:14
VolkodavI can't get it work - it dies with "failed to install the bootloader"02:14
wirechiefVolkodav it did that to me02:17
Volkodavok02:17
Volkodavso I am not alone02:17
wirechiefi used unetbootin02:17
VolkodavI tried different iso's02:18
Volkodavdid it work ?02:18
wirechiefi was unsure it was startup disk creator until i mentioned it here and now you are the second person02:18
Volkodavhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=889674102:18
wirechiefunetbootin worked for me i used it for lucid remix desktop02:18
VolkodavI need xubuntu on an older laptor and DVD-rom does not work on it02:19
Volkodavthe bug is files already02:20
Volkodavfiles*02:20
wirechiefhmm maybe a bug report is needed for launchpad with reference to the link you gave02:21
wirechiefVolkodav do apt-get install unetbootin02:21
VolkodavI did02:22
wirechiefit shows up in the menu Applications02:22
ZykoticK9Volkodav, wirechief you aren't the only two with issues with USB creator -- i have seen several people in the channel with problems...  I've never tried it under Lucid, worked for me on Karmic02:22
wirechiefyes me too, it seems that it isnt fixed until the final release.02:23
wirechiefsame with 9.0402:23
wirechiefi was surprised by that, i thought oh no, here we go again.02:23
wirechiefwell unetbootin works that helps and its installable.02:24
wirechiefim in the middle of a .iso download will have to wait for it to finish before i can put a report in launchpad.02:24
Volkodavstarted unetbootin02:26
Volkodavthe progress bar at least - looks like it is doing something02:26
wirechiefi had to mkdosfs -F32 -I /dev/sdb  and02:28
wirechiefi had to mkdosfs -F32 -I /dev/sdb102:28
wirechiefbefore my stick would work.02:28
VolkodavI already had it formatted in fat3202:28
wirechiefah, ok02:28
Volkodavit is installing now02:28
wirechiefgood.02:28
VolkodavXubuntu should be ok for P 4 2,6 and 512 ram you think ?02:29
wirechiefdont know, havent run Xubuntu but 512 ram should be ok.02:30
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Volkodavdone02:30
Volkodavthat was quick - way faster then CD install though02:30
* Volkodav off for install02:30
wirechiefyes.02:30
histocrap I just removed the mail indicator applet from the panel because it was looking like the rythmbox icon How do I get it back?02:30
histoor restore my panel to default?02:31
Volkodavit booted ok02:32
histonvm I found it02:32
histoVolkodav: yeah gnome is fine for that.02:33
histoVolkodav: on a p402:33
histoespecially on 10.0402:34
sykeweird, #kubuntu+1 is invite-only02:39
sykeanyways02:39
sykeI got around my problem where the update to lucid wasn't working due to a package dependency problem02:40
sykeI had to first update to the KDE SC 4.4 from the PPA02:40
sykeonce that was done (and I rebooted), update-notifier-kde -d worked just fine02:40
sykekinda of irritating, sicne I only install official KDE packages from the PPA to begin with; dunno why those have dep issues02:41
sykebut a happy resolution anyways :)02:41
sykeI'm hoping my bluetooth headset will finally be able to be added via kbluetooth once it's installed02:42
sykeanyways02:42
sykejust a heads up!02:42
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agitdd99hello everybody02:53
agitdd99i installed lucid alpha 3, and have been installing distro update for a few days02:53
agitdd99until today02:53
agitdd99i got this error : linux-backports-modules-nouveau-lucid-generic:02:54
agitdd99 Depends: linux-backports-modules-nouveau-2.6.32-15-generic  but it is not installable02:54
agitdd99my screen resolution stuck02:54
agitdd99can anybody please help me02:54
Hakkatukajust wait until it is available02:54
Nitsugaagitdd99, just wait until it works.02:55
Nitsugaagitdd99, that kind of thing is normal on alpha updates02:55
Nitsugaagitdd99, using the main mirror you will have less trouble02:55
agitdd99ok will do to try02:56
agitdd99thanks Hakkatuka Nitsuga02:58
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Volkodavhmm - now the installer crashed twice03:08
ZykoticK9if an application isn't in the repos at this point, kpovmodeler in this case, will that mean it won't be in Lucid final?05:34
rwwZykoticK9: Feature Freeze was Feb 18th, so it's my (non-MOTU) understanding that the answer is yes.05:37
ZykoticK9rww, thanks05:37
geniiZykoticK9: The last kpovmodeller source code for kde4 version is for kde4.1.1 and from Sept 2008 (from their homepage)05:39
geniiAnd under "Latest News" they have ... "Looking for a new maintainer" ...05:40
ZykoticK9genii, thanks, it's actually was for someone whos been coming in every night for a while in #ubuntu - he asked me to try installing in and it wasn't there...  thus my asking.05:40
td123hmm06:05
td123whenever ubuntu locks the screen due to inactivity it gets stuck when I type in the right password :S06:05
td123I'm forced to do a forced shutdown06:05
rwwtd123: Same. I think there's a bug report about it somewhere.06:06
td123ah ok06:06
td123good thing I run ubuntu in vbox :)06:06
rwwtd123: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+source/gnome-keyring/+bug/52486006:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 524860 in gnome-keyring "starts eating cpu when trying to unlock screen" [High,Triaged]06:07
td123thanks :)06:07
AtomicSparkAnybody awake? :)08:06
arandBarely08:07
AtomicSparkSo tell me, gnome user, look at your screen. Stare at it even. Do you see a gray line on the left side of your screen? Almost looks like there is something wrong with your wallpaper image?08:08
soc1hi08:11
soc1did someone upgrade lately?08:11
AtomicSparkYes.08:11
AtomicSparkWhat is your real question? ;)08:12
soc1are there bigger bugs at the moment?08:12
soc1i'm just considerung upgrading my test system08:12
soc1did your upgrade work?08:12
AtomicSparkThere is some strange nvidia backports going on, but I dont have a nvidia, so I dont know what it is about.08:13
arandNot in current in virtualbox, I'll pull the upgrade gates..08:13
AtomicSparkAll I know is I cannot uninstall the older kernel.08:13
arands/current/day-old/08:14
Kanohi, whats the codename after lucid?08:17
AtomicSparkKano: It hasn't been chosen yet.08:17
AtomicSparkThey do that at UDS afaik.08:17
AtomicSparkScratch that. They do not do that at UDS.08:18
soc1ah k thx08:18
AtomicSparkYou really aren't supposed to use the dev names, but people do.08:19
Kanomaybe it will be a monkey ;)08:21
AtomicSparkmenacing monkey!08:22
soc1multi-headed monkey!08:30
soc1long live guybrush :-)08:30
arandLinus' quote, it's a no-brainer (and everyone else is ugly and stupid, right?) :D08:31
arand↑↑  M** Monkey08:32
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arandAmira: If you keep the system updated, you will always follow the latest development in the pre-release version of ubuntu, up untill the final it is all a fast-rolling release.08:56
Amiraso if i update all the time and when it comes to 29april and i update the last update there then i got the full stable version..08:57
arandAmira: yes. but since it's alpha software it may break along the way.08:58
Amirak08:59
Amiraright now its alpha 3 right ?08:59
arandAmira: yes09:00
Amirakool now im thinkin what i should install x64 or x86 :/09:00
espen77Amira: how much ram u have?09:01
Amira409:01
Amiraespen77 or arand is there video clip how 10.04 looks like09:01
Amirai heard its big changes then the 9 version09:02
Amiraand i love 9.1009:02
espen77Amira: it is very similar to 909:02
arandAmira: 64bit if you have nothing you know of particulary that needs 32bit, you can use the -pae kernel if you need the extra ram but still want to use 32bit.09:02
arandAmira: The artwork and visual changes usually lands fairly late.09:03
Amiraohh okok09:03
espen77Amira: it is a bit faster than karmic09:04
Amirai dont know if i can ask this here or not..but i got problems with my usb modem when im on ubuntu..the device cant be found09:04
BUGabundo_remotemorning09:05
Amiramornin BUGabundo_remote09:05
arandAmira: If it's a karmic problem, I think you probably might be likelier to get help out in #ubuntu.09:05
espen77morning bugando09:05
arandBUGabundo_remote: 'lo09:05
BUGabundo_remoteespen77: use TAB for nick autocomplete09:06
BUGabundo_remotehey guys!09:06
BUGabundo_remotedesktop couch bug fixed?09:06
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espen77BUGabundo_remote: table mannes say that you should not tab while eating breakfast09:08
espen77BUGabundo_remote: u use tomboy sync?09:09
BUGabundo_remoteno09:11
BUGabundo_remoteThe Purple 8 Ball says:  It's possible09:11
espen77it used to be ;)09:11
PolitikerNEUHello everyone, I got a problem with the printer troubleshooter09:11
arandBUGabundo_remote: last updates to couch I had was yesterday morning.09:11
BUGabundo_remotewell its broken09:12
PolitikerNEUI am on "test page" and shall click on the document failing to print (and I should retry it) - but how to I print this document?09:12
PolitikerNEUI can't right click on it and can't print it in the "Document print status" dialogue (reprint is disabled)09:12
PolitikerNEUScreenshot: http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/3306/troubleshooterprinter.png09:14
Maphiosomirinsomeone can say to me when the ubuntu 10.4 will be release ?09:19
espen77https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidReleaseSchedule09:19
PolitikerNEUAh - seems my printer (?) only supports the "standard" halftoning algorithm - but why are the others available then?09:19
Maphiosomirinespen77 so i can do the ucp test betten april 29th?09:21
espen7729.apr is the day the final official release is09:23
espen77Maphiosomirin: from now and until then there will be lots of upgrades, and things might brake09:25
Maphiosomirinok09:26
Maphiosomirintanks espen7709:26
Maphiosomirinespen77 u know some comunnity on the launchpad to i know if i can do the test at april ?09:27
arandespen77: Since we're in feature freeze (in theory) most of the breaking should already be done.09:31
PolitikerNEUarand: Theoretically true, but in fact in my experience the later the alpha, the less stable09:32
espen77arand: this alpha has been suprizingly stabile09:32
PolitikerNEUyeah, until now 10.04 runs better than 9.10 for me09:33
PolitikerNEUespecially my WLAN is much more stable09:33
PolitikerNEU(however, I still get many disconnects)09:33
arandStability is very relative, and with the whole plymouth&noveau re-arrange, dependeded heavily on hardware..09:34
PolitikerNEUyeah, the boot-screen isn't nice (character "graphics" like fedora, but worse since there are some messages printed during booting) - but that doesn't really matter for me09:34
PolitikerNEUAnd I use the proprietary nvidia driver09:35
espen77yeah, i've been very lucky with my HW, only issue i have had sins alpha1 is wacom tablet09:35
arandHow ironic, just as I said that gnome settings crashed on my idling virtualbox09:35
PolitikerNEU:-)09:35
ArtVandalaeHi all... I'm just wondering about Gnash 0.87.. it was released about a week ago, and it has made its way into Debian Unstable. But having a look at the Lucid schedule, it doesn't look like there will be any more synchs with Debian (and especially not Debian unstable). Is there anything that someone (I?) can do, to help get Gnash 0.87 into Lucid? Since it will provide a free Flash alternative, that currently works for the big v09:40
ArtVandalaeideo sites (Youtube, Vimeo)09:40
espen77ArtVandalae: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FeatureFreeze09:42
kjeldahlThunderbird (and/or it's gui toolkit) fails to "repaint" on at least the two latest ubuntu lucid release with compositing enabled on a dual screen ati setup. Works fine on single screen laptop nvidia. Any ideas?09:58
kjeldahlcid release with compositing enabled on a dual screen ati setup. Works fine on single screen laptop nvidia. Any ideas?09:58
kjeldahlIt's the only application keeping me from turning on all the screen candy. For some reason, Firefox does not seem to have the same problem.09:59
kjeldahl(disregard line starting with "cid..." - copy/paste error)09:59
Ian_Cornehow does one add a VPN, the buttons are all grayed out10:27
chris|Ian_Corne, you need to install the respective NetworkManager-(vpn) package first10:30
Ian_Cornethanks10:31
ricotzhi, could someone check a clutter application like quadrapassel if its working in latest lucid, having huge problems on intel graphics with since latest xorg - mesa - kernel update10:36
fucnqshunhttp://dl.dropbox.com/u/1953938/rebetika.zip10:37
fucnqshunfuck i'm sorry10:37
fucnqshunafter upgrading to lucid my ftp bookmarks in nautilus no longer work pls help10:37
nachohi guys10:38
nachodo you have plymouth working ok? Here it just appears a line blue and white10:38
tgpraveen12nacho: are u using proprietary nvidia drivers?10:39
nachoyep10:39
nachois that the problem?10:40
Ian_Corneit should be included by default, the network-manager-vpnc10:41
Ian_CorneGot a user here who can only connect to the internet via vpn, so he can't install it10:41
fucnqshunhello i get a dbus error when i try to use my ftp bookmarks with nautilus pls help?10:44
nachotgpraveen12, ?10:44
tgpraveen12nacho: yes10:44
nachotgpraveen12, do you know if it works with noveau or nv?10:45
tgpraveen12the binary drivers will NEVER support Kms and hence plymouth will give problems the hope is that nouveau is supposed to work with it10:45
tgpraveen12but i am not certain if it does currently in lucid or not10:45
nachook thanks10:45
Ian_Cornewhere should I file a bug so that network-manager-vpnc gets included?10:46
meowbuntuwhen is lucid comming out10:50
vilinyWhat does the LTS stand for in release names?10:54
Ian_CorneLong time support10:54
arands/time/Term/10:55
Ian_Corneoh10:55
Ian_Cornedamnit :p10:55
vilinyHuh? So Ian_Corne was correct or not? :)10:59
Ian_Cornehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS11:04
Ian_CorneI was not11:04
Ian_CorneIt means the version will be supported longer then the other versions11:05
vilinyAh so correct is "Long Term Support"11:06
BUGabundo_remoteIan_Corne: its not just a question of time11:08
BUGabundo_remotethere are more attention to details, and not so many new features11:08
meowbuntuwhat does this command do sudo apt-get autoremove11:09
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espen77meowbuntu: it remove stuff that is no longer needed11:14
meowbuntuthanks espen7711:21
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virtualdflash crashed when i was playing attack of the robot unicorns :(11:31
switchgirlhi 2 faults with ubuntu lucid11:38
switchgirl1 compiz not functioning 200%11:38
switchgirland 2 no icon for sound11:39
BUGabundo_remoteonly two?11:39
BUGabundo_remotewow11:39
BUGabundo_remote /rant11:39
BUGabundo_remoteswitchgirl: do you have all updates?11:39
switchgirl3 looses lots of faves in xchat11:39
BUGabundo_remotewe no longer carry sound applet11:39
BUGabundo_remoteits now a indicator11:40
BUGabundo_remotemake sure you have it in the top bar11:40
switchgirlyup11:41
switchgirlits a black square11:41
switchgirlalso idea = buzz with the new facefeed11:45
switchgirlgtg11:45
switchgirlbye bye11:45
BUGabundo_remotefacefeed??11:51
Machtinhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup/+bug/509487 <- shouldn't that be fixed by now? i mean, there's "fix released" or not?12:10
ubottuLaunchpad bug 509487 in plymouth "[lucid] plymouth in initramfs doesn't know to chroot() when init does, can't load files from disk" [Medium,Fix released]12:10
vilinyI just booted the lucid lynx alpha 3 installation dvd - tells me ubuntu studios in the boot menu logo - is this normal?12:18
vilinylucid-alternate-i386.iso12:18
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vilinyLucid lynx looks sweet, is this a good representation on how the final version will look like?13:10
viliny(all dark-like and everything behind 1 menu button)13:10
xgurueverything behind 1 menu button?13:11
PolitikerNEUHmm ... only for new installs or for upgraded ones too?13:12
vilinymenu button holds places and other stuff that used to have it's dedicated menu13:12
switchgirlfaults with ubuntu lucid: chat accounts dont work13:12
PolitikerNEUah, ok - maybe after the upgrade I am currently doing13:12
xguruhmm...i still have applicaions, places, and system..13:13
PolitikerNEUme too13:13
vilinyis it possible to get lucid to not steal mouse focus once focused in virtualbox? i installed client additions and mouse behaviour seems to be the only problem13:14
marienzviliny: I haven't seen that change at all, but I upgraded, didn't create a new account13:15
vilinymenu you mean?13:15
marienzviliny: that sounds like just a different default, I'm pretty sure the applet you describe has been around for ages13:15
vilinyi have all the items stacked behing a single little logo-button in the left upper corner13:15
marienzyes13:15
marienzin "add to panel" you should have a "main menu" as well as a "menu bar". Sounds like you got "main menu" while the default last time I checked was "menu bar"13:16
vilinyim not even sure what we're talking about here anymore13:16
marienz< ~viliny> menu button holds places and other stuff that used to have it's dedicated menu13:17
marienzthat's not true for my existing accounts, and it seems like an odd change to make13:17
vilinyoh i see, well im here with a fresh install and i noticed the change13:17
marienzmmm, not sure I like that one then, oh well, can always change it back.13:18
vilinyyes13:18
marienzI don't know about virtualbox, sorry.13:18
vilinytakes more time to get to places was my first impression13:18
marienzI'd prefer if at least the "system" menu was just inlined in that main menu, since it only has 5 items in it13:19
vilinyhold on13:19
marienzon my laptop I've hacked it so that the "preferences" and "administration" menu from "system" are in "applications", the word "applications" is removed, and the entire "system" menu is removed.13:20
vilinyokay well this is interesting, print screen stopped working13:21
vilinywhats the key combo in ubuntu?13:22
switchgirlfaults with ubuntu lucid: shows i have a diskette to mount - i phisically do not own a diskette and never have13:23
marienzviliny: printscreen works for me. What does preferences -> keyboard shortcuts say desktop -> take a screenshot is bound to? Does re-binding that to your printscreen key help?13:25
marienzviliny: does alt+f2 -> gnome-screenshot work?13:26
marienzswitchgirl: I don't see that (and I don't have a diskette drive in this system either). Perhaps pastebin dmesg, it may have clues?13:26
switchgirlmarienz, in the applet13:28
marienzyou lost me13:29
marienzwhich applet?13:29
vilinymarienz, i got a screenshot - next up trying to move it somewhere :)13:31
vilinywhat the... lucid lynx uses yahoo as custom search homepage in firefox?13:35
BUGabundo_remotefree tip: start guest session, and see how VANILLA Ubuntu Lucid looks like13:35
BUGabundo_remoteviliny: yes13:35
vilinywhy would they do that?13:36
vilinymarienz, after having some trouble i resorted to uploading the screenshot on facebook: http://photos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs489.ash1/26735_337558689522_527769522_3303147_3246132_n.jpg13:37
vilinythat is how my desktop with top menus look like13:40
BUGabundo_remoteviliny: €€€€€13:42
BUGabundo_remoteviliny: that's a Ubuntu Studio theme setting13:43
BUGabundo_remotenothing to do with Ubuntu vanilla13:43
marienzah13:44
marienzyeah, that's not what I thought it was13:45
vilinyso i downloaded the wrong iso? :)13:48
cdE|Woozyviliny, yes :)13:52
BluesKajHiyas14:09
alex_mayorgadoes it still make sense to have the xorg edgers PPA?14:21
BUGabundo_remoteif you want nouvue 3D, yes14:21
alex_mayorgaBUGabundo_remote: I see, thanks, had any luck with that yourself?14:22
alex_mayorgawould there be classes between the various nouveau packages?14:23
BUGabundo_remotesuing blob for now14:23
* BUGabundo_remote wonders applying for sponsorship for 10.10 UDS in belgium 14:46
BUGabundo_remotewhat do you guys think? should I go?14:47
BUGabundo_remoteakgraner: you have been to one! feel like meeting me in the next one?14:47
kklimondaBUGabundo_remote: meh, I'm not going ;}14:54
akgranerBUGabundo_remote, you should apply - I don't know if I am going to be sponsored, but just know that UDS is NOT a big social event, it is a pretty intense week of planning and working.  Having said that I am always up for meeting new people.  I encourage anyone to request sponsorship and learn the process if nothing else.  Just keep in mind that if you are sponsored there IS work involved. :-)14:55
Machtinuhm, dunno if that fits in this channel, but: what have i configured wrong if everyone can see my complete directory listing in vsftpd? i just want the user to see anything in his home-directory14:56
switchgirl fault with ubuntu lucid: the software sources has a new box - in hinjabi14:59
alex_mayorgaany gwibber users out there?15:02
BUGabundo_remoteswitchgirl: you really should refrase your words!15:05
BUGabundo_remotealex me15:05
BUGabundo_remoteits dead15:05
BUGabundo_remotecouch bug, known and working uppon it15:05
markl_hello there, anyone trying to use an iPhone with Lucid?15:05
BUGabundo_remoteswitchgirl: please file all bugs to Launchpad, so they don't get lost!15:05
markl_i saw that it has the new libgpod so i am trying it, but running into issues15:06
BUGabundo_remotemarkl_: no. I'm a proud owner of an Android, running on FLOSS15:06
markl_yeah they gave me a free iphone with a paid account here at work so i am giving it a shot15:06
markl_trying to see how far i can get without booting to mac/win15:06
alex_mayorgaBUGabundo_remote: thanks15:06
markl_not far, apparently15:06
BUGabundo_remoteahah15:07
alex_mayorgamarkl_: can you get a refund and get a nexus one?15:08
BUGabundo_remoteahahaah15:09
markl_alex_mayorga: heh i wish15:09
espen77markl_: you can use it as usb-mass storage, but unless ipod support has changed the last year getting music into opod touch and iphone is hard15:16
markl_yes the newest libgpod supports it15:17
markl_from what i understand15:17
markl_it appears that the difficult part is getting nautilus to mount it with the right ifuse/usbmuxd options15:17
switchgirlhttp://www.pingtest.net/result/11707105.png15:26
switchgirl:( bad score virgin media15:27
DrHalandid gwibber break?15:53
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ghostcubeejat: ping16:00
ejatghostcube: pong16:00
ghostcubewas this +1 for coming in here :)16:00
ghostcubeor anything else related16:00
ejatghostcube: nope .. what i mean just now it .. im putting a vote +1 for ubuntu one with amarok :)16:01
ghostcubeahhhh :D16:01
ghostcubecool would be good to have one on kde too :)16:01
ejator else .. amarok fan will never favor the music store16:02
theoraforeverI'm having trouble with my monitor shutting off during plymouth. I have an NVidia FX 5500 card, and this started happening when they switched to Nouvea.16:19
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Kangarooowhat would happen if ill install next release? 10.04 ? will it have some bugs? where more bugs? in 9.10 or 10.04 ? will bugs reported for 10.04 be made. couse as i see 9.10 bugs are very very slowly beeing removed16:37
Viper1432Kangarooo,  the main reason to install an "alpha" release is to assist in finding and fixing bugs.  So to answer your question,...YES there will be more bugs in the 10.04 alpha3 release than are currently in the released versions.16:40
genii10.04 has lots of bugs still. You should stay with a stable release unless there is some amazing reason to be running un-released software. You could always install it along-side on a different partition or a usb stick though for testing, and keep your 9.10 as a way to recover when it crashes16:40
Kangaroooif bug in 9.10 is removed is it also removed in 10.04 ?16:40
genii(right now I'm back on my 9.04 since latest updates killed my X again )16:40
geniiKangarooo: It usually works in the other directioon16:41
Ian_Cornehaving your /home/ shared by both is not a good idea btw16:43
Ian_Corne:p16:43
geniiIan_Corne: Yes, I've made that mistake before16:44
Viper1432that reads like personal experience there.  ouch.  lol.16:44
Ian_CorneUhu, don't do it.16:45
Viper1432did it once back in the warty days.  never...ever....again.  I just copy .xxx folders from the main home over if needed.16:45
Ian_CorneI did it for lucid and karmic :p16:49
tgpraveen12vish: hey the .doc and .docx files have diff icons17:09
tgpraveen12.doc have the new icons with a w in the middle while .docx have the old karmic style icons17:09
vishtgpraveen12: Bug 52751517:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 527515 in humanity-icon-theme "docx icon should be the same as doc icon" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52751517:09
tgpraveen12dont know if this is knownn or not17:09
vish;)17:09
ellarhello is there any method to debug gvfsd-sftp? it's hanging at 80% cpu and i don't know why!17:18
fucnqshunhello, my ftp bookmarks no longer work in nautlius and i get a dbus error, help?17:22
nperryLatest update seem to of broke my desktop17:37
nperryAll i get it two different coloured blue bars with a chasing white bar which sticks across the screen17:37
nperryTried kernel .15 and .1417:38
nperryStill no difference, didn't see a plymouth update that could of broke it17:38
nperryRecovery wont boot either17:38
nperryAnyone got any ideas?17:39
espen77nperry: where does the process if you bood without splash?18:00
espen77nperry: stop18:00
robin0800espen77: perhaps take out quiet and splash18:02
stdiseaseSomething is adding a bridge interface pan0 to my system, where is that coming from18:02
espen77nperry: ye, remove quiet to18:04
nperryBooting now18:04
nperryremoved quiet and splash18:05
nperryNow has just gone to a flashing cursor18:05
stdiseaseOh and my (dell) laptop is just freezing when rebooting or shutting down instead of actually powering off, it's not been fixed yet and I don't remember seeing it on know issues.18:05
espen77nperry: there is no text at all after the grub menu?18:06
yofel_stdisease: is there a bug report about it?18:06
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nperryespen77: yeah dmesg txt18:08
robin0800espen77: hit return18:08
stdiseaseyofel, I've seen related reports but because it's hard for me to pinpoint a cause if any of them matches my problem. NetBSD, FreeBSD and a Debian Sid system are all rebooting fine, I don't know what's so 'special' about this system to make it behave like this18:12
Technovikingother than the double login bug, Lucid is nifty18:12
nperryespen77: Doesn't seem to be going any further18:13
nperryUnable to ssh in18:13
nperryOr go into terminal18:13
yofelstdisease: could be plymouth if you have it installed18:13
espen77nperry: what is the last line of text you can see?18:13
nperrysomething to do with my android rules18:14
nperryas its becoming redunant, but thats been like it before18:14
stdiseaseyofel, think I could safely remove it? Never used that before.18:14
yofelstdisease: afaik only cryptsetup really depends on it right now, it's only recommended otherwize, you could try to purge the packages and see if it helps18:16
yofelstdisease: I removed plymouth here when it broke boot with nvidia for me, so it's possible18:16
stdiseaseyofel, right. I'll try a few things then18:17
espen77nperry: so it seem to load kernel and init file ok.....try <ctrl><alt><f1> or <ctrl> C or <ctrl><sysrq>P i think18:17
yofelstdisease: it might want to remove nouveau which should be fine if you don't use it18:17
ujjainHow can I upgrade to Lucid? I want to have virt-manager 0.8.318:21
nperryNot to sure where my sysrq button is as using an apple keyboard18:22
ZykoticK9ujjain, sorry to disappoint you but it's not in Lucid -- 0.8.2-2ubuntu4 0 is the version of virt-manager18:22
espen77nperry: <ctrl><alt><f1> had no effect?18:22
nperryNope18:23
stdiseaseyofel, Plymouth gone.. I still have to reset with the switch18:23
ujjainZykoticK9: How do I get it on 9.10?18:23
ujjainI currently have 0.718:23
ZykoticK9ujjain, no idea don't use it.  good luck.18:23
ujjainI need KVM and people recommend virt-manager.18:23
ZykoticK9ujjain, VirtualBox supports 64bit guest OSs BTW18:24
stdiseaseujjain, (at your own risk) put lucid sources in your sources.list and fetch the version you want with aptitiude18:24
ujjainI have used VirtualBox, but it cannot run a Windows that is installed on the same disk. /dev/sda5.18:24
nemoujjain: hm? it can18:24
nperryWhen i press Ctr+any letter it will change from  cursor to white bar18:25
* genii thinks about logical volumes and other OSes18:25
ujjainnemo: Reallly?18:25
nemoujjain: yep18:25
espen77nperry: <ctrl><alt><f2> then?18:25
genii( extended partitions, etc)18:25
nemoujjain: but. the problem you will likely run into is XP security restrictions18:25
nemoujjain: even if you use vbox to spoof almost all the settings18:25
ujjainnemo: What are these?18:25
nemothat's a problem no matter what you use18:25
ZykoticK9ujjain, notice the red warning -- http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch09.html#rawdisk18:26
nperryespen77: nope18:26
nemoujjain: Microsoft creates a weighting based on your machine's specs18:26
nemoujjain: if your machine changes too much, they lock it down.  and good luck getting microsoft support to reenable18:26
ujjainwow :)18:26
nemoujjain: I've tried. basically impossible18:26
stdiseaseujjain, also qemu is an alternative18:26
ujjainYes, I understand now.18:26
nemoone more reason they suck18:26
ujjainYes, I have been trying to get Qemu to work18:26
ujjainBut the nweest OS it lists is Windows Vista.18:27
ujjainand the newest 64-bits OS it lists is XP18:27
espen77nperry: i am out of ideas then,18:27
stdiseaseUm so what if it doesn't list it, just run it anyway. Also just FYI your CPU has to have Intel-VT to run 64bit guests18:27
stdiseaseand a 64-bit host, needless to say18:28
ZykoticK9ujjain, you using AMD or Intel CPU?18:28
ujjainZykoticK9: Intel Q6600, VT support.18:28
ZykoticK9ujjain, "grep vmx /proc/cpuinfo"18:29
ujjainfpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush dts acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss ht tm pbe syscall nx lm constant_tsc arch_perfmon pebs bts rep_good pni dtes64 monitor ds_cpl vmx est tm2 ssse3 cx16 xtpr pdcm lahf_lm tpr_shadow vnmi flexpriority18:30
ZykoticK9ujjain, ya your CPU support VT, are you running a 64bit OS?  "uname -m"18:31
ujjainI run Ubuntu 64 and Windows 7 6418:33
ujjainI have 2 partitions, 1 Windows, 1 Ubuntu18:33
stdiseaseWin 7 that big clumsy blackboxy POS, the RC expired on me so I wiped the partition clean & put FreeBSD18:36
stdiseaseI had no more games and nothing worthy was coming out, since that's the extent of my usage to heck w/ it18:38
nemostdisease: I've left windows on my 2nd HD on this machine just 'cause I don't need the space right now18:42
nemostdisease: but hasn't seen any action in months18:42
nemonot in the least due to !@#$ windows freaking out when I tried launching it in vbox.18:43
nemoI just use virtual windows image when I need to test IE now18:43
hifievery other boot my system hangs at "Waiting for boot/ [SM]", thats plymuth talking?18:48
hifi/boot*18:48
nperryespen77: Thanks anyhow just going to chroot in from live cd18:49
nperrysee if i can do anything there18:49
stdiseaseIf it says that under the logo then it's plymouth, yes, try booting without 'splash quiet' in your GRUB screen or in your grub.cfg see if you can get more helpful messges18:50
stdiseaseAnd why is cryptsetup depending on plymouth at all!..18:50
hifistdisease: no logo, just a screen with white progress bar at the bottom and that message at the center18:51
hifinote: upgraded from karmic with update-manager18:52
hifiyay, a blank screen with a blinking cursor after fsck and friends18:54
stdiseasehifi, heh, try booting in single user mode, too18:55
hifiit works after I shut it down hard and boot again...18:56
hifiafter I shut down the working system the next boot will hang again18:56
hifiseems like it's related to fsck checking the file system18:56
hifiseems to boot ok if I force fsck every time...19:02
hifialso the login screen does not appear when I boot, it shows a partial 640x480 desktop with distorted colors19:03
adamplumbI'm attempting to install Lucid Alpha 3 through livecd and it is stuck on "Looking for other operating systems..."19:03
adamplumbI was hoping someone could help me debug this19:03
stdiseaseadamplumb, hmm try to switch to a console and kill any 'os-prober' processes running19:05
hifistrange, the login screen appears after I press enter19:06
hifiuntil then it seems to have logged in automagically19:06
stdiseasehifi, hmm reminds on an issue I read the other day.. try the Known Issues page for lucid alpha see if it rings a bell19:07
adamplumbstdisease: thanks that seems to have nudged it along19:07
stdiseaseadamplumb, y-w19:07
adamplumbhmm..it seems to be stuck on the "Running 'update-grub'"... status now, though19:07
adamplumbthis may be related to what happened earlier.  When I tried to boot up the livecd it got stuck on the splash screen.  Rebooting and removing "quiet splash" from the boot line got me to the desktop19:08
hifistdisease: I'll try disabling auto-login, rebooting and re-enabling it again if it helps19:09
stdiseaseadamplumb, whenever it runs update-grub it usually invokes os-prober again.. just keep killing19:09
adamplumbis that going to cause problems in other areas?19:10
ATI-issueI hope someone can help me on an issue that I am having getting the proprietary ATI drivers going on my Lucid desktop.  I had an Nvidia card until recently and after this change, I can't get the fglrx driver to install.  It wants to remove xorg and has dependency issues19:10
charlie-tcaAFAIK, ati drivers are not compatible with lucid at this time19:11
ATI-issueis there any alternative means to get at least the full resolution on my screen19:14
ATI-issueMy monitor is capable of 1920x1080 but I am stuck at 1280x1024 right now19:14
hifiATI-issue: use the open source drivers19:14
hifiwhich you should be using right now19:15
ATI-issueThere is no /etc/X11/xorg.conf on the machine to mess with at all!19:15
hificheck if xrandr outputs any usable modes19:15
ATI-issueI tried using xrandr but I was having a bit of trouble with it19:15
hifistdisease: looks like auto-login is borked, after I re-enabled it the problem came back19:15
hifiATI-issue: does xrandr show 1920x1080 as a supported mode?19:16
ATI-issueNo, highest xrandr shows is 1680x105019:16
ATI-issueand even that doesn't show up in the set display GUI19:17
iktheya guys and girls, my netbook is now failing to resume from 'sleep', after entering the password it just says 'checking...' and never moves from there19:18
iktwhere should I file a bug report?19:18
stdiseaseATI-issue, with no Xorg running, as root 'Xorg -configure' to generate a xorg.conf - also try proprietary driver when it's working again19:18
ATI-issueok will do that.  Any comments on when the proprietary driver would be working again?19:18
hifihuh, apport tries to report a serious kernel brash bug and asks me if the problem exists with the upstream kernel19:19
hifihow the heck would I know when I don't even know what crashed at this point!19:19
stdiseaseATI-issue, heh when ATI/AMD cares enough... probably no more than 1 month19:19
stdiseasehifi, welcome to alpha-land19:20
ATI-issueI am happy using the open source drivers if I could get the full resolution for the time being.19:20
charlie-tcahifi: seems like a kernel issue19:20
stdiseaseATI-issue, if the resolution doesn't show I doubt you could get, only perhaps if you modify xorg.conf and increase refresh rates. or maybe it's a hard limit with the driver19:21
stdiseaseOR the kernel... OR it's not finding firmware, or or19:21
ATI-issueThanks stdisease.  That narrows it down!  I will mess with the xorg.conf and see what I figure out19:22
stdiseaseGood luck and courage19:23
hifiI wouldn't really care about other bugs if the system would even boot correctly19:24
hifiat least my huawei modem works better in lucid than karmic19:28
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belakHow is input autodetection working? I thought I saw something about ditching hal in the new version, but I could be mistaken19:53
ZykoticK9belak, hal is gone from Ubuntu, but is certainly still present in Kubuntu.  What it's replaced with, I don't know.  How it works, I also don't know.19:55
belakAlright.19:56
belakThe changes page is rather brief on the subject19:56
ZykoticK9belak, according to the download page "Lucid Alpha 3 sports full removal of the hal package..." which I have come to learn is only a half-truth20:00
belakHow is it only a half truth?20:01
ZykoticK9it's still a requirement of KDE20:01
belakAh20:01
duffydackhttp://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/03/17-featured-applications-in-ubuntu-1004.html20:02
zniavrehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Brand#New%20GtkThemes  > is that the real new gtk theme ?20:04
JoshuaLzniavre, i've heard it will be light coloured20:05
JoshuaLso i doubt it20:05
rwwhow exactly does a theme with dark widgets count as "inspired by the idea of light" :\20:05
ZykoticK9zniavre, is it just me or does that theme sorta remind you of OSX as well?20:05
rwwoh, there are two, and one of them is not dark. huzzah.20:06
JoshuaLits just a suggestion20:07
rwwconsidering that that page seems to be mostly edited by Jono, I think it's one suggestion that's going to be come reality.20:08
jonolight is coming :)20:08
rwwjono: Looks nice :)20:08
jono:)20:08
jonoI think it looks sweet :)20:08
JoshuaLhmm20:09
JoshuaLwhy are the close button etc. positioned left?20:10
chris|will light be in beta1?20:11
rwwjono: Do you happen to know the name of the font used in the logo designs?20:14
jonorww, I don't, sorry20:16
zniavreubuntutiling ?20:16
zniavresomething around that i guess20:16
JoshuaLso is that really going to be the new theme?20:18
zniavrei can't confirme but maybe20:18
duffydackfor me the default themes in all ubuntu`s with the large fonts etc make it look 'dumpy' .. they could do to use a smaller nicer font like liberation or droid.20:21
JoshuaLI like Ubuntu's current theme20:21
duffydackI know its a much ado about nothing and easily configurable, but as default I think something should be done to make it 'smaller'20:22
JoshuaLone thing i hate about the new music store20:23
JoshuaLand ubuntu one in general20:23
JoshuaLthe must have of a creditcard while there are a lot of people with paypal out there20:23
sebsebsebHi20:24
kklimondaso apparently we were all wrong and 10.04 got a new logo and theme..20:25
sebsebsebkklimonda: Wrong about what? I just joined here20:26
rwwsebsebseb: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Brand20:26
sebsebsebrww: yes already been on that, because of this http://www.jonobacon.org/2010/03/03/refreshing-the-ubuntu-brand/20:27
rwwsebsebseb: Ah. Well, that's what we've been talking about :)20:27
sebsebsebI am not impressed by the screen shots, but  I will have to install alpha 3  into a vm and get the updates, before I can properly comment about it.20:28
sebsebsebLast time I tried to vm  alpha 3 in Virtualbox the installer ended up crashing basically,  altough I had also been pressing backwards and forward,  not just putting in the info,  and hitting next.20:28
rwwI dislike dark themes in general, but the light one is pretty nice. Remains to be seen whether it'll replace my beloved Unity :)20:28
JoshuaLrww, got a link to you rtheme?20:29
JoshuaLi wonder why the close/minimalize buttons are located in the left.20:29
sebsebsebrww: same here I don't tend to like dark themes20:29
charlie-tcaThe new theme is not in alpha320:29
sebsebsebcharlie-tca: indeed, but get the updates20:29
sebsebseband it should be there20:29
rwwJoshuaL: Unity? It's in gnome-themes-extras (and I didn't make it, I'm just a happy user :)20:30
charlie-tcamaybe tomorrow, then?20:30
sebsebsebthe screenshots are of what is in the repo I thought?20:30
JoshuaLrww, ah ok20:30
ZykoticK9sebsebseb, i don't think so20:30
charlie-tcanope20:30
JoshuaLwill ubuntu one in 10.04 support symlinks?20:31
rwwJoshuaL: ( looks like http://imagebin.org/87388 )20:31
JoshuaLlooks nice rww20:32
kklimondaJoshuaL: #ubuntuone would be a better place to ask this question20:33
JoshuaLkklimonda, ok20:33
sebsebsebcharlie-tca: jono just told me, that the new theme isn't in the repo yet20:35
sebsebsebcharlie-tca: told me in another channel20:35
phillwthere is a problem with "disk failing" icon in 10.04 a320:35
sebsebsebjono: So should expect new theme in tommorow's updates?20:35
jonosebsebseb, I would think so20:36
charlie-tcahmmm20:36
sebsebsebjono: ok :)20:36
danyRhey jono why don't we have a window picker and the bottom panel neither in the website mockup or new gtk themes?20:37
jonodanyR, autohide was on20:38
jonothats all20:38
gsmxjono: On your blog you are not sure about which theme is going to be the default one, but isn't this an obvious choice? If the new tagline is "Light", it would be rather stupid to have a dark theme...20:38
phillwdoes any one have where I should report a bug with the "Failing Disk" notification ?20:38
jonogsmx, heh, possibly20:38
jonoI honestly don't know :)20:38
artirthe new theme isn't as awesome as i thought :(20:39
artirbetter than human, though20:39
rwwphillw: That's the one that pops up Palimpsest when you click it?20:39
artirand the bootscreen is great20:39
phillwrww:  yeah20:39
danyRjono: auch, was hoping some awesome news. but ok, still good!20:39
rwwphillw: What's the bug?20:39
phillwhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=891135720:39
jonodanyR, you are awesome20:40
jonothat is news :)20:40
phillwI have now made a note to keep the width down ;-)20:40
sebsebsebartir: A default background similar to the one in 8.10, but of a  Lucid Lynx, would have been good.20:40
gsmxthe bootscreen is awesome :-) but i must say i'm somewhat dissappointed with the themes... i was hoping for the homosapian or elementary themes20:40
jonogsmx, you can always use another theme :)20:40
zniavrewhat is suposed to be displayed with plymouth as default theme ?20:41
artirI actually like the background20:41
jonozniavre, the boot image20:42
rwwphillw: For icon placement, I'd probably file against gnome-panel. Palimpsest itself is gnome-disk-utility. I'm not sure what it uses to get SMART data.20:42
rwwphillw: For actually filing the bug, open a terminal and type ubuntu-bug packagenamehere (e.g. ubuntu-bug gnome-disk-utility)20:43
danyRhey jono, what about that "random" panel icon disposition? they are way to far ones from the others!20:43
jonodanyR, they look fine on my machine20:46
jonoand I am running Lucid20:46
danyRjono: in the screenshots they're really away one from the others...20:47
jonosorry, no idea, pal20:47
danyRwait, a bit so20:48
phillwrww: thanks - I'll give that a try20:48
knittlhello20:50
knittldid ubuntu change something related to php+apparmor+fopen?20:50
BUGabundomorning20:51
BUGabundoevening20:51
BUGabundowhat ever20:51
* BUGabundo is tired20:51
danyRjono: talking about this: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/794944/darktheme.png20:51
rwwafternoon!20:51
jonodanyR, I am aware of what you mean20:51
jonoI don't know about the spacing - looks fine on my current machine20:52
danyRUnfortunately in the screenshots looks really unprofessional20:52
duffydackmy friend says he ran the installer and its downloaded a torrent to download an iso ?20:52
duffydackI think he`s been at the sauce again.20:52
jonodanyR, sorry you think so20:53
jonoI disagree :)20:53
kklimondajono: any idea if we are going to see a new icons in 10.04? the current look out of place on the screenshots20:53
jonokklimonda I doubt the current icons in Lucid will change much20:53
jonomaybe a little20:53
danyRok, it's probabyle me using karmic for way too much time20:55
BetaCloneAre there any list of news for ubuntu lucid? I can't find any on Google?20:57
ZykoticK9BetaClone, to see what in Alpha 3 visit http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/lucid/alpha3 or to see the schedule visit wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidLynxSchedule20:57
BetaCloneZykoticK9: thanks, ill check it out20:58
duffydackha, my friend got the A3 iso and ran wubi in windows 7, and its getting a torrent iso20:58
rwwI usually keep an eye on http://planet.ubuntu.com/20:58
duffydackthats not right is it?20:58
rwwduffydack: Wubi downloads from an HTTP server, not over bittorrent, last I used it.20:58
rww(though admittedly that was about six months ago)20:59
rom1vhi20:59
rom1vwill ubuntu lucid use "nouveau" driver for nvidia?20:59
rom1vand being able to enable compiz with this driver?20:59
duffydackrww, why download anything?  he`s got the cd20:59
BUGabundoduffydack: A3 is so old!21:00
rwwduffydack: Is he using a version of Wubi configured for Lucid?21:00
bjsniderrom1v, yes to the first question and no to the second21:00
BUGabundorom1v: yes21:00
BUGabundobut only 2D21:00
BUGabundohey bjsnider21:00
BUGabundolong time no see21:00
duffydackrww, wubi from the alpha3 cd.... its downloading 9.1021:00
rom1vbut I read the last nouveau driver can enable 3D, no?21:00
bjsniderhey BUGabundo21:00
danyRjono: my last question. metacity controls? are lucid going to ship with them? and it isn't editable, that's the odd part :(21:00
BUGabundorom1v: yes21:01
rwwduffydack: Probably hasn't been updated yet, then. If memory serves, that doesn't usually happen until later in the release cycle than now.21:01
BUGabundobut not what we have in archive21:01
BUGabundonor it will be there21:01
BUGabundoyou have to use PPA from x edgers21:01
danyRis lucid*21:01
rom1varf, because it's unstable for lucid?21:01
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BUGabundoday 3 without gwibber21:02
rom1vs/is .../will be unstable when lucid is out?21:02
BUGabundobah21:02
BUGabundorom1v: that PPA is always very unstalbe21:02
ZykoticK9bjsnider, does nvidia-vdpau PPA support Lucid?21:04
BUGabundoZOMG21:05
bjsniderZykoticK9, yes and no. lucid already has everything you need, but the updated mplayer in the vdpau ppa works better than the one in lucid, which reinhard hasn't refreshed yet21:05
BUGabundo    - git update to revert the tab at the bottom change (lp: #509079)21:05
BUGabundomajor WIN21:05
ZykoticK9bjsnider, thanks21:05
agooleI have a sound problem21:06
BUGabundosooooooooooooo21:06
BUGabundodo I need to kill nautilus or something to that that?!21:06
agooleall my system sounds work fine, but none of my apps sounds21:06
agoolehey, just wanted you to know, about my sound21:25
agooledisabling the sound in the bios fixed all my issues,21:25
agooleincluding my application sounds21:25
milosz3is it *relatively* safe to upgrade to 10.04 at the moment?21:30
rwwmilosz3: Relative to what?21:31
milosz3rww, relative to a stable release21:31
rwwmilosz3: no21:31
sebsebsebmilosz3: no21:31
charlie-tcaheh21:31
* charlie-tca needed that today21:32
milosz3guess i'll keep using iTunes for my iPod touch in vmware for a while then21:32
sebsebsebmilosz3: oh that's why you want to do it I see21:32
milosz3yeah21:32
milosz3i have some success with ifuse on Karmic21:33
milosz3but, just some21:33
sebsebsebmilosz3: well if you want to get it a bit early,  probably best to wait untill the first beta.  However by getting early, you might find that there is a reason later on to do a clean install of 10.04, as in with the final when it's out.  Also of course whatever OS your running,  your important data should be backed up else where,  plus  harddisks can fail.21:34
sebsebsebmilosz3: as for that Iphone support,  it's really Gnome that does it not Ubuntu,  also Apple might mess that up later on.21:34
milosz3hmm all true21:34
milosz3ok thanks for reminding me21:34
sebsebsebmilosz3: not tommorow, but the next Thursday, is the first beta,  according to the scheduled, and I highly doubt it will be delayed.21:35
milosz3ok great21:35
milosz3i already did that with previous betas (upgrade to them)21:35
milosz3and it always worked out mostly-ok21:35
milosz3so i have some faith21:35
sebsebsebmilosz3: I have started with alpha's a few times before, and  not lasted all the way untill the final release, by upgradeing, without issues21:36
porter1Hello, does anyone know how I can go about reversing the big ugly side borders that were added to the elegant dust theme?21:39
daftykinshi all, i've noticed my region continues to have a US keyboard layout set as default. i'm logged into my launchpad account right now, what should i do? :)21:39
daftykins(to mention it should change)21:39
* BUGabundo tries to remember who was the dev from gnome-do, that's usually around here21:48
rwwBUGabundo: DBO?21:48
BUGabundocan't remember21:48
BUGabundoand #do is empty :(21:48
BUGabundowhat ever21:48
BUGabundoI better file an wishbug21:48
BUGabundofor it to pull subscriber lists from my statusnet FOAF21:49
BUGabundohttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/do-plugins/+bug/53163721:53
ubottuLaunchpad bug 531637 in do-plugins "[wishbug] pull FOAF from StatusNet account" [Undecided,New]21:53
BUGabundothere21:53
daftykinsis it likely to be a reportable bug with the alpha3 CD image that the keyboard layout i selected manually wasn't set correctly on boot? given i see 176MB of updates too21:55
BUGabundoI see those daily21:56
daftykinssorry was that at me?21:57
BUGabundoy21:57
daftykinswell my point is whether it's worth considering it as a bug, or whether my installation was too out of date already?21:58
BUGabundoyes21:59
daftykinsyes to which? XD22:00
charlie-tcadaftykins: it is a bug if it is still present after all the updates are applied. but it will not be a bug in alpha3, it will be a bug in lucid22:04
duffydackcan I upgrade to lucid from a fresh karmic install or do I need to update it first.22:05
charlie-tcaI would update it first, myself22:05
daftykinscharlie-tca: since they're things set during installation, would it not be a hard thing to define?22:06
charlie-tcaYou would have to download today's image, and try that one. If the bug is still there, you can report against the image itself22:06
milosz3sebsebseb, yeah there were always issues but i somehow managed22:07
* charlie-tca thinks he is doing too many bugs, now22:07
milosz3are there images bootable from USB?22:07
milosz3that would save burning a CD or DVD22:07
milosz3more enivronmentally friendly :P22:08
daftykinscharlie-tca: thanks for your help :)22:08
charlie-tcaYou are welcome22:11
charlie-tcamilosz3: I think you have to use something like "USB startup disk creator" and the cd image22:12
milosz3charlie-tca, ok i'll search for it thanks22:12
charlie-tcanp. On the other hand, I do not use usb22:13
ubuntujenkinshow can I see the boot splash but still use the nvidia restricted driver?22:28
duffydackwhats the command to upgrade  to lucid ?  do-release?22:33
duffydackah, do-release-upgrade -d22:34
Andre_Gondimduffydack, update-manager -c -d22:35
duffydackwell, this is working.. so ill let it finish22:35
Andre_Gondimok22:36
diverse_izzuehi all. i'm experiencing freezes/hangs on boot with the new -15 kernel. what debug info should i attach to a bug report?22:49
Raydiationcool theme but can you set the close button to the right side too?22:49
Raydiationi dont like the mac way to do it22:49
Steilanyone having issues on boot with getting dropped to a non-functional login screen?23:18
sykeI'm trying to use kbluetooth to add a headset23:27
sykewhen it tried to pair with the device, it errors out and says it not an input device23:27
sykethis process works fine on Ubuntu 9.10 on amd6423:27
sykeusing the gnome bluetooth admin23:27
Milos_SDHi23:29
Milos_SDNew Dust theme is very ugly :( I hate that bars on left and right side of the window :(23:29
Steil???23:31
Steilwhat bars?23:31
NitsugaMilos_SD, yeah, what bars?23:32
Milos_SDI'll get the screenshot in a moment23:32
Milos_SDhttp://img7.imageshack.us/img7/4793/screenshotgpb.jpg23:36
Milos_SDSteil,23:36
Milos_SDNitsuga,23:36
Milos_SDyou see that light brown thing on the left and right side of the window?23:37
Milos_SDDust in Karmic doesn't have that23:37
Milos_SDthis new 0.5 version is ugly to me ...23:37
NitsugaMilos_SD, that looks liek a bug. You can ask in #ubuntu-desktop i think23:39
milosz3Is the new theming already part of Lucid?23:55
Viper1432milosz3,  not yet...or at least as of this morning's updates, not yet.23:58
milosz3Viper1432, ok thanks23:59
Viper1432notta problem.23:59

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