[00:33] is there a way I can run a script on mount/unmount? [00:35] sure, I use one for sshfs to mount and unmount my folders [00:37] FFForever: you will need to run it using sudo if it is not for sshfs [00:38] ChanServ, well I am thinking of something more like if mounted volume has run.py/sh/pl execute it like run.pl --action=mount [00:39] charlie-tca* bad auto complete [00:39] Oops, you are way ahead of me, I think [00:40] wierd 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] Also nvdia in hardware drivers looks messed up. [00:41] are there any hooks I can use for when something is mounted? [00:41] FFForever: hooks? [00:42] FFForever: You could grab an older version of Ubuntu, and look at the mount files in /etc/init.d [00:42] I think gutsy or hardy probably had 4 or 5 of them, using different mount things [00:42] FFForever: visudo will let you run scripts with root [00:42] And none of them made much sense to me [00:43] histo, an app (hopefully python) that is called to handle the mount/unmount procedures [00:43] FFForever: you're trying to make one? there are volume managers [00:43] FFForever: I'm confused by what you are trying to do or why? [00:44] anyone here using empathy up by the clock? [00:44] I added my accounts well only one is working but how do I see who is online now? [00:45] histo, 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 volume [00:45] Would be nice to auto run the first script on mount, and when I right click unmount to run the second one before unmounting [00:46] FFForever: hrm.... you'd prolly have to look at gvfs or gnome-volume-manager or whatever ubuntu is using to mount devices automatically. [00:46] FFForever: see if you can call a script when they are invoked or something. [00:48] None of you guys use empathy? [00:59] Hey is it a bad idea to install (not live) ubuntu 10.04 on a flash drive [00:59] nvm nvidia is working now. [01:00] firestrider: why would it be a bad idea? [01:00] because I thought flash drives had limited write-erase cycles [01:00] firestrider: They do fail sooner than hard drives, yes [01:00] firestrider: you said not live? [01:01] correct [01:01] firestrider: meaning what? You are going to use it to isntall from? [01:02] I'm going to put the installer on another flash drive [01:02] i'm confused [01:02] histo: 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 so [01:03] ahh [01:03] firestrider: is it a usb thumbdrive? [01:03] yep, 4GB [01:03] firestrider: Is it one with that U3 on it? [01:03] firestrider: well whats that cost 8$ for a new one? so whats the big deal if it dies eventually? [01:03] firestrider: its gong to die someday anyhow. [01:03] no its a patriot === nFxus is now known as nFxus|AFK [01:06] actually I think I want to make a partition on my hard disk for it... nvm [01:06] cause I would have a flash drive sticking out of my laptop everywhere I go [01:07] Would 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] the windows boot manager would see ubuntu right? [01:08] It's more likely it would go the other way: grub would see the Windows boot loader. [01:08] Oh yeah, awesome thing you can do with (some?) U3 drives: [01:08] Replace the U3 virtual-cd disk with a Linux LiveCD. [01:08] When you plug it into a system, it will actually appear as a real USB CD drive! [01:12] DanaG: 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 storage [01:15] hmm, how do you do that? [01:16] oh, a real install on the flash-drive part, and just ISO on CD part? === nFxus|AFK is now known as nFxus [01:19] DanaG: 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 section [01:20] in USC does anyone know how to list PPAs the same way 3rd party Repos (like Google & Medibuntu) are listed under Get Software? [01:20] ah, how does the persistent data bit work, anyway? [01:26] DanaG: 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 it [01:27] i get logged out of pidgin every day after work. says I "logged in from another location" Anyone else getting this? [01:28] !info ssvnc [01:28] ssvnc (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 kB [01:28] yes [01:30] LADmaticCA: 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] genii, well i live by myself at the moment [01:31] genii, it just logged me out again right now [01:32] LADmaticCA: Do you have some client checking your Hotmail or so on a schedule which coincides? [01:32] (if it's MSN the culprit) [01:33] genii, it is MSN, but I don't know of anything checking my hotmail [01:34] LADmaticCA: Like getlive or so [01:34] !info getlive [01:34] getlive (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 kB [01:35] Because 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 login [01:35] (which boots you off) [01:36] genii, I actually only use that account for chatting. if I check the mail I do it via web browser [01:37] genii, 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 difference [01:38] Hm [01:58] whoa...who gets pie in the face for gwibber crashing? :) [02:14] anybody tried the Startup Disk Creator yet ? [02:14] I can't get it work - it dies with "failed to install the bootloader" [02:17] Volkodav it did that to me [02:17] ok [02:17] so I am not alone [02:17] i used unetbootin [02:18] I tried different iso's [02:18] did it work ? [02:18] i was unsure it was startup disk creator until i mentioned it here and now you are the second person [02:18] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8896741 [02:18] unetbootin worked for me i used it for lucid remix desktop [02:19] I need xubuntu on an older laptor and DVD-rom does not work on it [02:20] the bug is files already [02:20] files* [02:21] hmm maybe a bug report is needed for launchpad with reference to the link you gave [02:21] Volkodav do apt-get install unetbootin [02:22] I did [02:22] it shows up in the menu Applications [02:22] Volkodav, 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 Karmic [02:23] yes me too, it seems that it isnt fixed until the final release. [02:23] same with 9.04 [02:23] i was surprised by that, i thought oh no, here we go again. [02:24] well unetbootin works that helps and its installable. [02:24] im in the middle of a .iso download will have to wait for it to finish before i can put a report in launchpad. [02:26] started unetbootin [02:26] the progress bar at least - looks like it is doing something [02:28] i had to mkdosfs -F32 -I /dev/sdb and [02:28] i had to mkdosfs -F32 -I /dev/sdb1 [02:28] before my stick would work. [02:28] I already had it formatted in fat32 [02:28] ah, ok [02:28] it is installing now [02:28] good. [02:29] Xubuntu should be ok for P 4 2,6 and 512 ram you think ? [02:30] dont know, havent run Xubuntu but 512 ram should be ok. === nFxus is now known as nFxus|AFK [02:30] done [02:30] that was quick - way faster then CD install though [02:30] * Volkodav off for install [02:30] yes. [02:30] crap I just removed the mail indicator applet from the panel because it was looking like the rythmbox icon How do I get it back? [02:31] or restore my panel to default? [02:32] it booted ok [02:32] nvm I found it [02:33] Volkodav: yeah gnome is fine for that. [02:33] Volkodav: on a p4 [02:34] especially on 10.04 [02:39] weird, #kubuntu+1 is invite-only [02:39] anyways [02:40] I got around my problem where the update to lucid wasn't working due to a package dependency problem [02:40] I had to first update to the KDE SC 4.4 from the PPA [02:40] once that was done (and I rebooted), update-notifier-kde -d worked just fine [02:41] kinda of irritating, sicne I only install official KDE packages from the PPA to begin with; dunno why those have dep issues [02:41] but a happy resolution anyways :) [02:42] I'm hoping my bluetooth headset will finally be able to be added via kbluetooth once it's installed [02:42] anyways [02:42] just a heads up! === FFForever is now known as FFForever-Away [02:53] hello everybody [02:53] i installed lucid alpha 3, and have been installing distro update for a few days [02:53] until today [02:54] i got this error : linux-backports-modules-nouveau-lucid-generic: [02:54] Depends: linux-backports-modules-nouveau-2.6.32-15-generic but it is not installable [02:54] my screen resolution stuck [02:54] can anybody please help me [02:54] just wait until it is available [02:55] agitdd99, just wait until it works. [02:55] agitdd99, that kind of thing is normal on alpha updates [02:55] agitdd99, using the main mirror you will have less trouble [02:56] ok will do to try [02:58] thanks Hakkatuka Nitsuga === nFxus|AFK is now known as nFxus [03:08] hmm - now the installer crashed twice [05:34] if an application isn't in the repos at this point, kpovmodeler in this case, will that mean it won't be in Lucid final? [05:37] ZykoticK9: Feature Freeze was Feb 18th, so it's my (non-MOTU) understanding that the answer is yes. [05:37] rww, thanks [05:39] ZykoticK9: The last kpovmodeller source code for kde4 version is for kde4.1.1 and from Sept 2008 (from their homepage) [05:40] And under "Latest News" they have ... "Looking for a new maintainer" ... [05:40] genii, 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. [06:05] hmm [06:05] whenever ubuntu locks the screen due to inactivity it gets stuck when I type in the right password :S [06:05] I'm forced to do a forced shutdown [06:06] td123: Same. I think there's a bug report about it somewhere. [06:06] ah ok [06:06] good thing I run ubuntu in vbox :) [06:07] td123: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+source/gnome-keyring/+bug/524860 [06:07] Launchpad bug 524860 in gnome-keyring "starts eating cpu when trying to unlock screen" [High,Triaged] [06:07] thanks :) [08:06] Anybody awake? :) [08:07] Barely [08:08] So 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? [08:11] hi [08:11] did someone upgrade lately? [08:11] Yes. [08:12] What is your real question? ;) [08:12] are there bigger bugs at the moment? [08:12] i'm just considerung upgrading my test system [08:12] did your upgrade work? [08:13] There is some strange nvidia backports going on, but I dont have a nvidia, so I dont know what it is about. [08:13] Not in current in virtualbox, I'll pull the upgrade gates.. [08:13] All I know is I cannot uninstall the older kernel. [08:14] s/current/day-old/ [08:17] hi, whats the codename after lucid? [08:17] Kano: It hasn't been chosen yet. [08:17] They do that at UDS afaik. [08:18] Scratch that. They do not do that at UDS. [08:18] ah k thx [08:19] You really aren't supposed to use the dev names, but people do. [08:21] maybe it will be a monkey ;) [08:22] menacing monkey! [08:30] multi-headed monkey! [08:30] long live guybrush :-) [08:31] Linus' quote, it's a no-brainer (and everyone else is ugly and stupid, right?) :D [08:32] ↑↑ M** Monkey === DJones is now known as DJones_Mobile === DJones_Mobile is now known as DJones [08:56] Amira: 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. [08:57] so 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.. [08:58] Amira: yes. but since it's alpha software it may break along the way. [08:59] k [08:59] right now its alpha 3 right ? [09:00] Amira: yes [09:00] kool now im thinkin what i should install x64 or x86 :/ [09:01] Amira: how much ram u have? [09:01] 4 [09:01] espen77 or arand is there video clip how 10.04 looks like [09:02] i heard its big changes then the 9 version [09:02] and i love 9.10 [09:02] Amira: it is very similar to 9 [09:02] Amira: 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. [09:03] Amira: The artwork and visual changes usually lands fairly late. [09:03] ohh okok [09:04] Amira: it is a bit faster than karmic [09:04] i 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 found [09:05] morning [09:05] mornin BUGabundo_remote [09:05] Amira: If it's a karmic problem, I think you probably might be likelier to get help out in #ubuntu. [09:05] morning bugando [09:05] BUGabundo_remote: 'lo [09:06] espen77: use TAB for nick autocomplete [09:06] hey guys! [09:06] desktop couch bug fixed? === acuster is now known as avc_afk [09:08] BUGabundo_remote: table mannes say that you should not tab while eating breakfast [09:09] BUGabundo_remote: u use tomboy sync? [09:11] no [09:11] The Purple 8 Ball says: It's possible [09:11] it used to be ;) [09:11] Hello everyone, I got a problem with the printer troubleshooter [09:11] BUGabundo_remote: last updates to couch I had was yesterday morning. [09:12] well its broken [09:12] I 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] I can't right click on it and can't print it in the "Document print status" dialogue (reprint is disabled) [09:14] Screenshot: http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/3306/troubleshooterprinter.png [09:19] someone can say to me when the ubuntu 10.4 will be release ? [09:19] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidReleaseSchedule [09:19] Ah - seems my printer (?) only supports the "standard" halftoning algorithm - but why are the others available then? [09:21] espen77 so i can do the ucp test betten april 29th? [09:23] 29.apr is the day the final official release is [09:25] Maphiosomirin: from now and until then there will be lots of upgrades, and things might brake [09:26] ok [09:26] tanks espen77 [09:27] espen77 u know some comunnity on the launchpad to i know if i can do the test at april ? [09:31] espen77: Since we're in feature freeze (in theory) most of the breaking should already be done. [09:32] arand: Theoretically true, but in fact in my experience the later the alpha, the less stable [09:32] arand: this alpha has been suprizingly stabile [09:33] yeah, until now 10.04 runs better than 9.10 for me [09:33] especially my WLAN is much more stable [09:33] (however, I still get many disconnects) [09:34] Stability is very relative, and with the whole plymouth&noveau re-arrange, dependeded heavily on hardware.. [09:34] yeah, 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 me [09:35] And I use the proprietary nvidia driver [09:35] yeah, i've been very lucky with my HW, only issue i have had sins alpha1 is wacom tablet [09:35] How ironic, just as I said that gnome settings crashed on my idling virtualbox [09:35] :-) [09:40] Hi 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 v [09:40] ideo sites (Youtube, Vimeo) [09:42] ArtVandalae: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FeatureFreeze [09:58] Thunderbird (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] cid release with compositing enabled on a dual screen ati setup. Works fine on single screen laptop nvidia. Any ideas? [09:59] It'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] (disregard line starting with "cid..." - copy/paste error) [10:27] how does one add a VPN, the buttons are all grayed out [10:30] Ian_Corne, you need to install the respective NetworkManager-(vpn) package first [10:31] thanks [10:36] hi, 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 update [10:37] http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1953938/rebetika.zip [10:37] fuck i'm sorry [10:37] after upgrading to lucid my ftp bookmarks in nautilus no longer work pls help [10:38] hi guys [10:38] do you have plymouth working ok? Here it just appears a line blue and white [10:39] nacho: are u using proprietary nvidia drivers? [10:39] yep [10:40] is that the problem? [10:41] it should be included by default, the network-manager-vpnc [10:41] Got a user here who can only connect to the internet via vpn, so he can't install it [10:44] hello i get a dbus error when i try to use my ftp bookmarks with nautilus pls help? [10:44] tgpraveen12, ? [10:44] nacho: yes [10:45] tgpraveen12, do you know if it works with noveau or nv? [10:45] the binary drivers will NEVER support Kms and hence plymouth will give problems the hope is that nouveau is supposed to work with it [10:45] but i am not certain if it does currently in lucid or not [10:45] ok thanks [10:46] where should I file a bug so that network-manager-vpnc gets included? [10:50] when is lucid comming out [10:54] What does the LTS stand for in release names? [10:54] Long time support [10:55] s/time/Term/ [10:55] oh [10:55] damnit :p [10:59] Huh? So Ian_Corne was correct or not? :) [11:04] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS [11:04] I was not [11:05] It means the version will be supported longer then the other versions [11:06] Ah so correct is "Long Term Support" [11:08] Ian_Corne: its not just a question of time [11:08] there are more attention to details, and not so many new features [11:09] what does this command do sudo apt-get autoremove === iflema is now known as tremmons [11:14] meowbuntu: it remove stuff that is no longer needed [11:21] thanks espen77 === tremmons is now known as iflema [11:31] flash crashed when i was playing attack of the robot unicorns :( [11:38] hi 2 faults with ubuntu lucid [11:38] 1 compiz not functioning 200% [11:39] and 2 no icon for sound [11:39] only two? [11:39] wow [11:39] /rant [11:39] switchgirl: do you have all updates? [11:39] 3 looses lots of faves in xchat [11:39] we no longer carry sound applet [11:40] its now a indicator [11:40] make sure you have it in the top bar [11:41] yup [11:41] its a black square [11:45] also idea = buzz with the new facefeed [11:45] gtg [11:45] bye bye [11:51] facefeed?? [12:10] https://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] Launchpad 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] [12:18] I just booted the lucid lynx alpha 3 installation dvd - tells me ubuntu studios in the boot menu logo - is this normal? [12:18] lucid-alternate-i386.iso === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:10] Lucid lynx looks sweet, is this a good representation on how the final version will look like? [13:10] (all dark-like and everything behind 1 menu button) [13:11] everything behind 1 menu button? [13:12] Hmm ... only for new installs or for upgraded ones too? [13:12] menu button holds places and other stuff that used to have it's dedicated menu [13:12] faults with ubuntu lucid: chat accounts dont work [13:12] ah, ok - maybe after the upgrade I am currently doing [13:13] hmm...i still have applicaions, places, and system.. [13:13] me too [13:14] is 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 problem [13:15] viliny: I haven't seen that change at all, but I upgraded, didn't create a new account [13:15] menu you mean? [13:15] viliny: that sounds like just a different default, I'm pretty sure the applet you describe has been around for ages [13:15] i have all the items stacked behing a single little logo-button in the left upper corner [13:15] yes [13:16] in "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] im not even sure what we're talking about here anymore [13:17] < ~viliny> menu button holds places and other stuff that used to have it's dedicated menu [13:17] that's not true for my existing accounts, and it seems like an odd change to make [13:17] oh i see, well im here with a fresh install and i noticed the change [13:18] mmm, not sure I like that one then, oh well, can always change it back. [13:18] yes [13:18] I don't know about virtualbox, sorry. [13:18] takes more time to get to places was my first impression [13:19] I'd prefer if at least the "system" menu was just inlined in that main menu, since it only has 5 items in it [13:19] hold on [13:20] on 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. [13:21] okay well this is interesting, print screen stopped working [13:22] whats the key combo in ubuntu? [13:23] faults with ubuntu lucid: shows i have a diskette to mount - i phisically do not own a diskette and never have [13:25] viliny: 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? [13:26] viliny: does alt+f2 -> gnome-screenshot work? [13:26] switchgirl: I don't see that (and I don't have a diskette drive in this system either). Perhaps pastebin dmesg, it may have clues? [13:28] marienz, in the applet [13:29] you lost me [13:29] which applet? [13:31] marienz, i got a screenshot - next up trying to move it somewhere :) [13:35] what the... lucid lynx uses yahoo as custom search homepage in firefox? [13:35] free tip: start guest session, and see how VANILLA Ubuntu Lucid looks like [13:35] viliny: yes [13:36] why would they do that? [13:37] marienz, 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.jpg [13:40] that is how my desktop with top menus look like [13:42] viliny: €€€€€ [13:43] viliny: that's a Ubuntu Studio theme setting [13:43] nothing to do with Ubuntu vanilla [13:44] ah [13:45] yeah, that's not what I thought it was [13:48] so i downloaded the wrong iso? :) [13:52] viliny, yes :) [14:09] Hiyas [14:21] does it still make sense to have the xorg edgers PPA? [14:21] if you want nouvue 3D, yes [14:22] BUGabundo_remote: I see, thanks, had any luck with that yourself? [14:23] would there be classes between the various nouveau packages? [14:23] suing blob for now [14:46] * BUGabundo_remote wonders applying for sponsorship for 10.10 UDS in belgium [14:47] what do you guys think? should I go? [14:47] akgraner: you have been to one! feel like meeting me in the next one? [14:54] BUGabundo_remote: meh, I'm not going ;} [14:55] BUGabundo_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. :-) [14:56] uhm, 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-directory [14:59] fault with ubuntu lucid: the software sources has a new box - in hinjabi [15:02] any gwibber users out there? [15:05] switchgirl: you really should refrase your words! [15:05] alex me [15:05] its dead [15:05] couch bug, known and working uppon it [15:05] hello there, anyone trying to use an iPhone with Lucid? [15:05] switchgirl: please file all bugs to Launchpad, so they don't get lost! [15:06] i saw that it has the new libgpod so i am trying it, but running into issues [15:06] markl_: no. I'm a proud owner of an Android, running on FLOSS [15:06] yeah they gave me a free iphone with a paid account here at work so i am giving it a shot [15:06] trying to see how far i can get without booting to mac/win [15:06] BUGabundo_remote: thanks [15:06] not far, apparently [15:07] ahah [15:08] markl_: can you get a refund and get a nexus one? [15:09] ahahaah [15:09] alex_mayorga: heh i wish [15:16] markl_: 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 hard [15:17] yes the newest libgpod supports it [15:17] from what i understand [15:17] it appears that the difficult part is getting nautilus to mount it with the right ifuse/usbmuxd options [15:26] http://www.pingtest.net/result/11707105.png [15:27] :( bad score virgin media [15:53] did gwibber break? === FFForever-Away is now known as FFForever [16:00] ejat: ping [16:00] ghostcube: pong [16:00] was this +1 for coming in here :) [16:00]