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networkrcan anyone help me in editing my menu in Xubuntu Karmic?00:03
bu22Hi - looking for some help with xubuntu boot of usb (with persitent fs) - would like to avoid startup install, check disk etc and go straight to login. Any ideas?00:11
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BlueSTARSGood evening. I just upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04 Alpha 3 yesterday and have been working back through fixing the little bugs that come up.01:36
BlueSTARSI heard that 10.04 was supposed to be without HAL01:36
BlueSTARSbut when i checked, I still have HAL installed. Trying "aptitude remove hal" gives me a warning01:37
BlueSTARSthat it wants to remove xubuntu-desktop because that depends on HAL.01:37
BlueSTARSso, what gives?01:37
BlueSTARSanybody around?01:39
Kangaroooyea01:44
Kangaroooouh that i wont know01:45
meleuhi all...02:11
meleuhow can I securely eject my external HDD?02:12
meleu(sorry my poor english)02:12
meleuin nautilus it is ok, the led on my external USB hard disk is off after I "securely remove" my device02:13
meleubut in thunar it just unmount, the led keeps on02:14
BlueSTARSmeleu, it's alright02:20
BlueSTARSafter you unmount it in thunar, go ahead and pop it02:20
BlueSTARSmine has the same situation02:20
meleubut I think that turning off the HDD is more "secure"02:21
meleuwhen the HDD is unmounted and keeps on02:22
meleuI can hear the spinning of the disks :P02:22
meleu(I think that's better use "safely" instead "securely"... :-))02:24
BlueSTARSmeleu, what happens when you run "sudo umount <MOUNTPOINT>"02:32
meleulet me see02:39
meleuthe device is unmounted, but the led of my device is on02:41
meleuand I can feel the device "working"02:42
meleuI'm googling for this proglem...02:42
meleuooops... problem02:42
ExpDatehei, got a weird question here,04:48
ExpDateI cant use by down arrow button, during a man page04:48
ExpDatefor example i use `man ls`04:48
ExpDatethen i could use my my down arrow04:49
ExpDateany suggestion?04:49
ExpDateHallo04:49
zak_Hey.. can someone help me?06:09
metalstroundHello..06:11
metalstroundanyone..?06:14
metalstroundAnyone at all?06:18
mint_Guts i need help please. How can i revert back this command from a liveCD i can no longer boot up my X server is broken here is the command that i need to revert back to normal---- sudo tune2fs -o journal_data_writeback /dev/sdb206:40
Balsaqgood morning Code Warriors....07:43
Balsaqwelcome to the the temperate, climatic,webforest known as Xubuntu...09:59
Balsaqhi Sysi!!!10:10
Sysiohai10:10
BalsaqSysi: what have you done to my buddy...Pete?10:12
Sysinothing i guess, has he disppeared?10:16
Balsaqon several occasions, i provided the correct answer to someones xubuntu technical question.10:19
Balsaqbut when friday came, i did not receive a paycheck.10:20
Balsaqwelcome to the the temperate, climatic,webforest known as Xubuntu...10:22
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adnanhello guys15:22
adnani need help15:22
adnanI think my VGA driver is not installed15:22
adnanI am new to xubuntu15:23
adnan:/15:23
adnananyone's here guys ?15:23
charlie-tca!patience15:27
ubottuDon't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait.15:27
adnanstill no one available in here ? :/15:36
psycho_oreoslol15:40
psycho_oreos!patience15:40
ubottuDon't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait.15:40
adnanlol15:40
psycho_oreosand its hard when you didn't specify what chipset it is anyway15:40
adnanall i need is how to install my vga card15:41
psycho_oreosthat's like stabbing in the dark15:41
adnanthe resolution is set to 800x60015:41
adnanthis is my first time using xubuntu15:41
adnan:/15:41
psycho_oreosnew to linux as well?15:41
adnanyup15:41
psycho_oreosknow how to open up terminal?15:41
adnanALT+F2 ?15:42
charlie-tcaIf you are in a hurry for an answer, you can ask in #ubuntu, also15:42
psycho_oreosalt+f2 and xfce4-terminal15:42
adnancharlie-tca,  I did .. they ask me to join here15:42
adnanlol15:42
charlie-tcaMost vga cards are installed automatically in linux15:43
charlie-tcaIf you have a display showing, a driver was installed15:43
adnanthen why I am getting the resolution 800x600 ?15:43
psycho_oreosI need lspci -nnk output into pastebin15:43
adnanpsycho_oreos,  what after that window appear ?15:44
psycho_oreosits hard to say when you can't tell us what chipset you got, better yet, pastebin that lspci -nnk output15:44
adnanI typed in terminal what u said15:44
psycho_oreosadnan, "lspci -nnk" (without quotes)15:44
psycho_oreoscopy and paste that into a site called pastebin15:45
subspiderhello friends15:46
charlie-tca!pastebin15:46
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adnanpastebin ?15:46
psycho_oreos!paste15:46
adnan!paste15:46
adnanermm15:46
adnanI got all the drivers info15:46
adnanits VGA SIS ...15:46
psycho_oreosread what was the output of ubottu15:46
adnanermm15:46
psycho_oreoseww15:46
psycho_oreoswell I'll still need that output, so use pastebin15:47
adnanhow to use pastebin? sorry I am asking too much15:47
psycho_oreos!pastebin | adnan15:48
ubottuadnan: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic.15:48
adnan!pastebin15:48
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adnan!pastebinit15:49
ubottupastebinit is the command-line equivelent of !pastebin - Command output, or other text can be redirected to pastebinit, which then reports an URL containing the output - To use pastebinit, install the « pastebinit » package from a package manager - Simple usage: command | pastebinit15:49
adnanI can't even switch between xchat and the terminal15:49
adnanisn't like windows ALT+TAB ?15:49
psycho_oreosits supposed to but if you have it in different workspace, it might not work15:50
adnanif I install the updates , it'll install the VGA also auto ?15:50
psycho_oreoshard to say, I'd check hardware drivers section first15:50
adnanok, let me try something and be back... thanks psycho_oreos  for the help ... :)15:50
* psycho_oreos sighs15:51
charlie-tcaAt least you did try15:51
psycho_oreosI think he's on high lol15:52
charlie-tcaThat's probably why ubuntu sent him here15:52
psycho_oreoshence that's why he's probably getting impatient :)15:53
* charlie-tca suspects he is always impatient15:54
charlie-tcaanother case of "don't have time to read it" syndrome15:54
psycho_oreos"fragile" is all I can think of15:55
psycho_oreosand whoever recommended ubuntu/xubuntu to him probably wasn't serious either15:56
charlie-tcapossible15:56
knomehey charlie-tca15:57
charlie-tcaHello, knome15:57
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sealiveHi i lost all the panels xbuntu hardy16:59
robinking623sealive: "alt + F2" then xfce4-panel17:02
charlie-tcaHello, subspider17:03
sealiverobinking623: Thanks17:04
robinking623sealive: you re welcome17:04
subspiderhello charlie-tca how are you man??17:06
charlie-tcaHey, I am great today!17:06
charlie-tcaWell, almost, anyway, huh17:06
sealiverobinking623: why does this happen so offen?17:09
robinking623sealive: hmmm. I don't know. but I am running xubuntu 804. it is very stable17:10
robinking623sealive: maybe you should use "sudo reboot"17:10
knomesealive, we don't know. hardy is quite old, doesn't happen that much in the new versions.17:11
sealivethanks i only try to get my CNC mashine working on linux17:12
sealiveok i'am fine working now going to the hardware Thanks17:19
Unnheuluhow do you get the boost header 1.35 installed18:46
john__Hello - I need help playing a DVD on my xubuntu 9.10 installation - none of the media players seem to be working19:39
genii!medibuntu19:42
ubottumedibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org19:42
Sysi!libdvdcss19:45
ubottuFor multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats19:45
john__thank you thank you19:48
john__this is great I'll start from some of these resources and see how I make out19:48
mtrghow can i remove the fancy dancing lights during login?20:48
mtrgbasically, i want to simplify my login process20:48
TheSheepmtrg: edit /etc/default/grub, remove the 'quiet' and 'splash' options and run update-grub2 as root20:52
TheSheepmtrg: note however removing it will not speed anything up20:52
TheSheepand may even slow it down minimally20:53
mtrgTheSheep: i don't mean the dancing/glowing rat20:53
charlie-tcaThe lights are part of the gdm backsplash artwork, I think.20:54
mtrgTheSheep: once the booting is done, after I see the logon screen. I click on my name, login, and then moving lights appaers20:54
mtrghmmm charlie-tca20:54
knomecharlie-tca, no, it's xsplash20:54
charlie-tcaThey indicate that the system is not frozen20:54
mtrgok, what about my login window. when i click on my user acount, it takes 1 second to let me type the password20:55
mtrg1-2 sconds20:55
knomemtrg, you can pretty much start typing once you've pressed enter20:55
mtrgknome: pressing enter on my user account?20:56
TheSheepbut it does seem very unresponsive :(20:56
knomemtrg, yes, that's what i do at least..20:56
knomeTheSheep, it does seem to be, but actually it gets the input20:56
knomeTheSheep, well, depends on the pc on how fast that is, but...20:56
TheSheepknome: in user experience, what seems is what counts20:56
knomeTheSheep, yup.20:57
mtrgso, practically i can type asap, but user interface is delayed for a retarded reason20:57
TheSheepknome: 2Ghz dual core with 2GB ram shouldn't be that slow on simple password input20:57
knomeTheSheep, but it still gets the input, and you can start typing your pass immediately.20:57
knomeTheSheep, i agree.20:57
knomeTheSheep, but i'm not cehind the new gdm20:58
knome(i'm not that small to it be able to cover me)20:58
mtrg can i change it?20:58
TheSheepwe will cut off the parts taht stick out20:58
mtrgto soemthing faster20:58
knomeTheSheep, yay20:58
knomemtrg, you can, but that's not recommended.20:59
mtrgTheSheep: are you part of xubuntu dev team?20:59
TheSheepmtrg: theoretically yes, but I've never seen a fully-functional xubuntu with a different login manager than default20:59
TheSheepmtrg: no20:59
charlie-tcaso, knome, can xsplash be removed?20:59
knomecharlie-tca, i suppose so.20:59
charlie-tcaThat would get rid of the twinklng firefly lights, right?21:00
knomecharlie-tca, yes, but not the slow UI change21:00
knomecharlie-tca, i'm not sure if the new gdm depends on xsplash though.21:00
* charlie-tca knew that already. 21:00
charlie-tcaI don't know. You can remove plymouth though for a possible faster startup to gdm21:01
knomeplymouth isn't in karmic :)21:01
knomebut you knew that as well21:01
mtrghow can we remove the firefly lights again?21:01
charlie-tcaooops21:01
charlie-tcaTry removing xsplash21:01
mtrgapt-get delete xsplash?21:01
charlie-tcabut it might break you system21:01
mtrgi don't see why the login process is retarted. the whole system is just perfect though!21:02
charlie-tcaIt the whole system is perfect, why do you wnat to mess with it?21:02
knomecharlie-tca, karmic apt-cache depends gdm actually says gdm conflicts with xsplash..21:03
mr_pouitxsplash is only a recommendation, you should be able to remove it without breaking anything21:03
charlie-tcaheh21:03
knomemr_pouit, ^ do i have a broken system?21:03
charlie-tcaIf it conflicts, it won't work, will it?21:03
mtrgknome: i meant, everything except login process21:03
mr_pouitknome: no, because 'depends' doesn't show the versions21:03
knomecharlie-tca, well, it does work. :)21:03
knomemr_pouit, ah, okay :)21:03
mr_pouitit probably conflicts with an old version of xsplash21:04
knomeright21:04
mr_pouitxsplash (<< 0.8)21:04
mr_pouit;)21:04
charlie-tcamtrg: yes, apt-get purge xsplash21:04
mtrgwhat would i see if i don't have xsplash?21:04
knomemr_pouit, doesn't seem to recommend xsplash either. is that just because xsplash already is in the list, only falsely?21:04
charlie-tcamr_pouit: Installed: 0.8.5-0ubuntu1 in karmic21:04
knomecharlie-tca, < is smaller than21:05
charlie-tcaoh21:05
charlie-tcamtrg: don't know, never tried it and don't really want to21:05
mtrgi think it should be possible if i play with gdm options?21:06
mr_pouitknome: ah right, xubuntu-gdm-theme recommends xsplash21:07
mr_pouit(not gdm)21:07
knomemr_pouit, :)21:07
mtrghmmm gdm configs make it seem simple21:08
mtrga little shell script doing if xsplash then do it, else don't21:08
mtrg:)21:08
mtrgjust uncommented a line in gdm config. will login/logout and see how it goes.. bye for now21:10
faroncan anybody tell me why "tools-addons" in Firefox tells me that something called "default plugin" is enabled but "about:plugins" says that it is not ?21:42
faronWhy is that doing that ?...........{about:plugins}21:43
faronabout : plugins21:43
knomeno idea.21:44
knome:)21:45
Sysicould it be like virtual package?21:46
charlie-tcaAnybody have Xubuntu Lucid working with Ubuntu One?22:10
knomecharlie-tca, should ubuntu 1 work with xubuntu?22:12
charlie-tcawhy not? it does in 9.1022:12
knomeokay.22:13
knomedidn't know that22:13
charlie-tcait is just a client with gnome in the name and a bunch of python stuff22:13
charlie-tcaI just thought i would try it. I was surprised that it did work, since it wouldn't last year22:14
charlie-tcabut, now I want it to work with all of my systems22:15
* charlie-tca thinks he can't be the ONLY dumb enough to think Ubuntu One should work on Xubuntu...22:20
knomecharlie-tca, heh. good luck :)22:23
charlie-tcaI am!22:23
charlie-tcaApparently no one in #ubuntu+1 knows either...22:24
knomecharlie-tca, weird.22:39
knomecharlie-tca, is it working?22:39
charlie-tcanot in lucid22:39
knomeokay22:39
charlie-tcaand asking for help doesn't seem to be either22:39
knome:)22:40
charlie-tcaOh, well, patience, right? :-)22:40
knomesuppose so22:41
charlie-tcaIt is trying to work in a new installation of lucid22:43
knome..but?22:43
charlie-tcaWell, almost22:44
knomehave you tried to run it from terminal, or can you even do that? :P22:44
faronI wonder if anyone could help me with a little problem I seem to be having updating the packages that I have that are installed in synaptic package manager ?22:44
charlie-tcabut I need to run it in my working install22:44
charlie-tcaYup, I tried from the terminal, too22:44
charlie-tcaIt does require a gui to work, but there are terminal commands to see if it is working, and do some other stuff22:45
charlie-tcafaron: what is the problem?22:45
faronwent to synaptic package manager to search for which version of Firefox I had installed.Synaptic says that I have version 3.0.18+build+nob installed.I knew there was a newer verion out so in synaptic I clicked  "mark all upgrades".Synaptic then began a download.I was then asked if I wanted "default upgrade" or "smart upgrade".I clicked "smart".I then received this error...22:45
faronW: Duplicate sources.list entry http://packages.medibuntu.org hardy/free Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/packages.medibuntu.org_dists_hardy_free_binary-i386_Packages)22:46
faronW: Duplicate sources.list entry http://packages.medibuntu.org hardy/non-free Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/packages.medibuntu.org_dists_hardy_non-free_binary-i386_Packages)...Can anyone tell me whaat to do now ?22:46
charlie-tcaYou are running 8.04 ?22:46
faronUhhhhhm...804 or 80122:47
charlie-tcathat would be 8.0422:47
faronCan you tell me how to be certain ?22:47
knomefaron, there is no 8.0122:47
charlie-tcaYou just need to edit the /etc/apt/sources.list in mousepad and delete one of the medibuntu entries22:47
faronthere is an 810 though isn't there ?22:48
charlie-tcalsb_release -a will give the version22:48
knomecharlie-tca, couldn't one *theoretically* do that from synaptic as well?22:48
faron8.1022:48
charlie-tcaI don't know how to do that in 8.04 using synaptic22:48
knomecharlie-tca, right. :)22:49
faronlsb_release -a        says 8.044 hardy22:49
charlie-tcabut, Yes, knome, is the answer, I guess22:49
faron8.0422:49
charlie-tcaYou are going to upgrade to Xubuntu 10.04 in April, right?22:49
charlie-tcaBut all you have to do is remove one of the medibuntu entries22:50
faronWell I will as long as I don't end up losing all my files/folders I have created22:50
charlie-tcabackup22:50
faronyes.....I have to learn how to do that backup thing22:51
charlie-tcasupport for 8.04 ends in when 10.04 is released22:51
charlie-tcano22:51
charlie-tcathat was wrong, wasn't it.22:51
knome!eol22:51
ubottuEnd-Of-Life is the time when security updates for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades22:51
charlie-tca8.04 is good until 11.0422:51
faroncan you tell me how to  edit the /etc/apt/sources.list in mousepad and delete one of the medibuntu entries22:52
faronI'm sorry........I know I must be a pain22:52
charlie-tcain a terminal, type   sudo mousepad /etc/apt/sources.list22:52
charlie-tcaIt is just a simple editor application.22:53
charlie-tcause arrows to move down to the line with medibuntu in it, delete to delete the line, File -> Save to save the file when you are done22:53
faronokay that terminal prts done22:54
robertwallfaron: Depending on how you set up medibuntu, the entries might instead be in a file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d22:54
faroncharlie...could you make that a bit clearer ?22:54
faronI'm sorry..."delete to delete the line " ?22:57
charlie-tcaknome, I got an answer: <ZykoticK9> charlie-tca, i can't even get UO with Ubuntu on Lucid...22:57
charlie-tcaokay, faron22:57
faronhmmmmmm wait I think I understand22:57
knomecharlie-tca, :)22:57
charlie-tcaarrow down to the medibuntu line22:57
charlie-tcaUse the delete key to get rid of the characters on that line22:57
faronthere is a line that says......."deb http://packages.medibuntu.org/ hardy free non-free"........... del this one ?22:59
charlie-tcaIs there two of those lines?23:00
faronno23:01
farononly 123:01
faronit's a rather long file let me take a bit better look23:01
charlie-tcaThen don't delete it23:02
faronHmmmmmmm.It almost looks l;ike EVRYTHING is there twice.......Could I show you that whole file ?23:05
faronI'm sorry guys23:05
charlie-tcauh-oh23:06
charlie-tcaYou can use pastebin23:06
charlie-tca!pastebin23:06
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faronokay.........I believe you wil find the file @.........http://paste.ubuntu.com/391342/23:09
faroncharlie-tca did that work ? Have you found that file from me ?23:13
charlie-tcajust a minute, looking23:13
faronDarn ! This kind of stuff scares me.Heh,heh.Okay23:13
faronAnd,THANK YOU VERY MUCH23:14
charlie-tcaexit the file23:14
charlie-tcado not delete anything23:15
faronokay23:15
faronokay.done23:15
faronnothing deletd23:15
charlie-tcain the terminal - ls /etc/apt/sources.list.d23:15
faronuh oh.command not found23:16
charlie-tcatry again using23:16
faronusing sudo mousepad ?23:17
charlie-tcals /etc/apt/sources.list.d23:17
charlie-tcano sudo, no mousepad23:17
faronhmmmmmm term comes back with...................medibuntu.listmedibuntu.list.save  pidgin-ppa.list  pidgin-ppa.list.save23:18
charlie-tcasorry, got a person helping me with ubuntu one23:18
faronno prob23:18
lightahi guys, I'll need a little tips; sometime my eternet wifi card refuse to conect even if I found the network how can I turn it off and on again simply (to do a reset) command line would great23:18
charlie-tcaThen you do have two entries23:18
charlie-tcafaron: okay, going to edit again23:19
faronokay23:19
charlie-tcasudo mousepad /etc/apt/sources.list23:19
charlie-tcaarrow down to the last line, delete it23:19
charlie-tcalooks like this: deb http://packages.medibuntu.org/ hardy free non-free23:20
faronokay deleted & saved23:21
faronnow upgrade of Synaptic should work ?23:21
charlie-tcayup23:21
faronAlright ! I'll give a try ...........Thanks much Charlie23:22
faronbe back to haunt you if no workee23:22
lightado you have a clue for me charlie ?23:22
knomelighta, you should be able to disable/enable wireless when you right-click the icon with the connection information23:23
lightaI did that alredy knome, fact is doesn't work well23:23
lightawhen I do that and set wifi network on nothing work23:23
knomelighta, afaik there's no "better way"23:23
lightaok thx anyways23:24
lightawhat I aiming is turning off wifi card and put it back does this right clik do this ?23:24
lightacause all other solution that I found is a general reboot23:24
knomelighta, no.23:24
lightaoh so can't you tell how to do so ?23:25
knomei haven't had to do that ever. is it a laptop? is there a hardware button for on/off?23:25
lightayes is a vaio sony laptop23:26
lightathere is a button yeah, but same result23:26
knomewell, i could imagine that's the most complete reboot you can have without turning off power completely.23:26
lightahmm comparison wouldn't be nice but I use to reload it on windows peripherical and work fine23:28
faronOkay.At least synaptice now says "successfully marked all upgrades" now what ?23:29
faronreload ?23:29
lightaI don't know but sound good in mean time23:30
knomelighta, i don't know. sorry. maybe somebody else is able to help you. you can also try #ubuntu, because this isn't a xubuntu specific issue23:30
knomei'll find my way to bed now, good luck & have fun everybody23:31
lightaok thank knome23:31
charlie-tcaheh, got ubuntuone working on lucid23:32
faronokay this is funny & I been having this issue for awhile now........seems that when I click on reload in synaptic it downs about 60 files & then it ends up telling me 0 toinstall/upgrade23:33
farongoodnight knome23:33
faronwhy would synaptic download that many files & then tell me that there is nothing to upgrade/install ?23:34
charlie-tcaIt has to verify that you have the up-to-date files already23:34
charlie-tcalighta: I don't know enough about wireless to be much use23:35
faronespecially when we all kow there is a new version of firefox out ? In fact I think firefox has updated versions twice since the one I am running23:35
charlie-tcahave you looked at the wireless docs?23:35
charlie-tcafaron: firefox for 8.04 is locked at 3.023:35
charlie-tcaYou might be able to upgrade from a ppa on launchpad23:35
faronohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so that's how it works23:35
charlie-tcathat's LTS23:36
charlie-tcaAimed at businesses and servers, where they don't want changes if possible23:36
faronahhhhhh.okay then23:37
lightacharlie-tca, all sony doc only for this stupid windows and in fact it's only a linux issue. I just need how to reload this driver and would be fine, well hope so anyways thx for help^23:37
charlie-tcaHere, see if this helps, then23:38
charlie-tca!wireless23:38
ubottuWireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs23:38
faronOkay.....let ma ask this.......I've had some problems recently with a FF update that I was rtying to install.Well,I canceled the update because I thought it was stuck.May have been a bad idea...lost all my bkkmks etc in FF ANDtook all files/folders off desktop & put them all in one I had on there called "funny pics".Well,person who installed this xubuntu for me told me to uninstall/reinstall all FF plugins.DO you think I need to do23:43
faronreally ticked me off that that happened.I just couldn't believe it23:44
charlie-tcaI don't know if that would do anything, unless something isn't working in firefox23:44
charlie-tcaYou would have to check the plugins out. does java work? does utube videos work? etc23:45
charlie-tcaIf it ain't broke, don't fix it23:45
faroneverything seems to be working.....although when that happened it did uninstall adblock plus & another pluginb I had installed23:45
faronI agree aint broke don't23:46
faronHere,let me ask this though........I seem to have an awful lot of plugins installed.I don't quite recall installing all of these............23:49
charlie-tcawhat is a lot?23:51
farondefault plugin,demo print plugin for unix/linux,divx browser plugin ,java plugin,mplayer plugin,quicktime plugin,realplayer9,shockwave flash & windows media player plugin in.................23:51
farondo I need all of those ??23:51
charlie-tcaOnly if you watch videos or play music on line23:54
faronhmmmmmmm,okay.I just wan't sure if I needed ALL of those.It just seemed like a bit toomuch............23:55
faronI like to watch Craig Ferguson online & maybe 2 1/2 me right now but that's because sattelite got turned off :-(23:56
faronas far as music goes right now I usually use songza23:57
faronHey charlie.....maybe you could tell me.......I've heard that it's possible to use mplayer to replace flashplayer.Is that tru ?mplayer seems to work so much better than flash.I sure would like to be able to use it instead to watch my 2 cbs show23:59

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