[00:00] <VCoolio> shrewdlepop: I saw your russian, depends on client / terminal you use
[00:00] <DcMeese> shrewdlepop: It worked for me
[00:00] <red> aye anyone know the correct syntax to mount a samba share with write permissions?
[00:00] <Jon-> Is there a way to automatically set your friendly name (the display name basically) for a Pidgin MSN account? I have installed Pidgin 2.6.6 and it is still setting it to my first name with Ubuntu (Jonathan) instead of the name I specify when I log in.
[00:00] <isidro1> i have a intelgraphics and i can't get 1600x1200 resolution, how i can do that?
[00:00] <shrewdlepop> SemiBz: me të vërtetë? mund të shihni karaktere russian? (ky është Shqipe) (SemiBz: really? could you see russian chars? (this is albanian))
[00:00] <hexdump2> Никто не может претендовать на язык мастер в этот день и возраста. Интернет сделал в этом уверен.
[00:01] <VCoolio> red: you can't mount with write permissions I think, it needs to be shared with write permissions
[00:01] <red> VCoolio: it's shared with write permissions. I can access it from nautilus and write there without probllems
[00:01] <infecto> hexdump2: yes, no one.
[00:01] <SemiBz> shrewdlepop: yes, even albanian looks ok ( tough I'm not sure whether it's right or not ).
[00:01] <red> just if i want to actually mount it as a folder it wont let me  write
[00:01] <Ardethian> !vnc
[00:02] <kylezoa> Jon-: have you gone into the account settings in pidgin?
[00:02] <SemiBz> !linux
[00:02] <shrewdlepop> SemiBz：中国怎么样？ (SemiBz: how about chinese? )
[00:03] <infecto> hmm
[00:03] <infecto> so linux is`t operating systeam? :)
[00:03] <Jon-> kylezoa: I did Accounts > *to MSN account* > Set my local alias, as it is called. It works, displays fine, friends see it. Close Pidgin, open some other time, this name is again set back to "Jonathan"
[00:03] <infecto> ubuntu is but linux is not? :)
[00:03] <shakir> how to upgrade ubuntu 8.04 to 9.10
[00:03] <hexdump2> 中國聽起來不錯！
[00:03] <infecto> hexdump2: yes.
[00:03] <SemiBz> shrewdlepop: works like a charm, just .. didn't understand a word from it :)
[00:03] <Jon-> kylezoa: It remembers my picture fine, the name just changes.
[00:03] <acicula> hexdump2: err korean or chinese
[00:03] <hexdump2> lol yeah
[00:03] <acicula> im guessing chinese
[00:03] <acicula> did i win
[00:03] <kylezoa> Jon-: must be some global setting perhaps, I don't have access to pidgin at the moment
[00:04] <Jon-> hexdump2: Looks like Chineese.
[00:04] <Jon-> kylezoa: Where are most config files stored?
[00:04] <duffydack> infecto, it is, and you arent meant to see an operating system..
[00:04] <hexdump2> yeah freakin' everybody pretends to be a super genius with google translator.
[00:04] <kylezoa> Jon-: ~/.purple if I remember correctly
[00:04] <infecto> it`s not. its korean! :)
[00:04] <shakir> how to upgrade ubuntu 8.04 to 9.10
[00:04] <hexdump2> It is helpful for people that don't speak english in mainly english speaking channels though.
[00:04] <chelz> infecto: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU/Linux_naming_controversy
[00:05] <norbi> can i somehow use .emerald with compiz?
[00:05] <hexdump2> yeah I speak 60 languages errmm
[00:05]  * hexdump2 pumps his chest
[00:05] <Jon-> kylezoa: Thanks. Account alias is set to proper name.. now how do I do a monitor of that file  some use of tail right?
[00:05] <shrewdlepop> hexdump2：只是玩弄 (hexdump2: just playing around)
[00:05] <soreau> norbi: Yes but it will only change your window borders theme
[00:05] <Jon-> kylezoa: I want to see the changes of that file in real time
[00:06] <shrewdlepop> /零件 (/part)
[00:06] <infecto> chelz: and, whats Your opinion? :)
[00:06] <kylezoa> Jon-: Yea, tail should work. If not, you may have to open pidgin up in the terminal and tail it.
[00:06]  * SemiBz leaves the computer ..
[00:06] <infecto> hexdump2: you dont. But i`m.
[00:06] <soreau> norbi: You can install emerald from the ubuntu repos and start it with 'emerald --replace' though it will only work while compiz is running (since emerald is a decorator for compiz)
[00:06] <shakir> anybody ????
[00:06] <Jon-> kylezoa: How do I make tail display over time? I am trying to monitor the .xml file in real time so to speak
[00:06] <hexdump2> infecto:  what?
[00:06] <norbi> ahhh
[00:07] <norbi> soreau: thanks i will try now
[00:07] <antivirtel_> jrib same error, may i restart the session ?
[00:07] <blakkheim> Jon-: tail -f
[00:07] <hugo> Is there an equivelant to windows IME in linux ?
[00:07] <infecto> hexdump2: 5 lines and You gone? :)
[00:07] <hexdump2> infecto:  whoa whoa what now?
[00:07] <shakir> how to upgrade ubuntu 8.04 to 9.10
[00:08] <infecto> hexdump2: you die! :)
[00:08] <blakkheim> shakir: you can't
[00:08] <bulettin> what's going on with Ubuntu One service?!
[00:08] <shakir> why ?
[00:08] <blakkheim> shakir: you have to do it in order, or upgrade from 8.04 to 10.04
[00:08] <hexdump2> infecto:  okie not sure what you mean but okie.
[00:08] <hugo> shakir:https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KarmicUpgrades/Kubuntu/8.04
[00:08] <mikelifeguard> How can I check if apache is sending gzipped pages?
[00:08] <shakir> butt 10.04 is alva version
[00:09] <SemiBz> does anybody know how to search eBay for items which can be shipped WORLDWIDE ONLY ?
[00:09] <lojack> shakir: I'm trying to do the same thing ... upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04.
[00:09] <hugo> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KarmicUpgrades/Kubuntu/8.04
[00:09] <mikelifeguard> SemiBz: ask on ##ebay :)
[00:09] <hexdump2> infecto:  what does 5 lines and you gone mean?
[00:09] <hugo> I think that link is quite relevant
[00:09] <SemiBz> mikelifeguard: didn't knew there's one for eBay, too - thanks :)
[00:09] <shakir> did you upgrade
[00:09] <shakir> ?
[00:09] <Jon-> kylezoa: How do I monitor the whole contents of the file in real time?
[00:09] <infecto> hexdump2: nothing, sorry for disturb.
[00:09] <Jon-> kylezoa: Tail -f is more for seeing additions to logs and stuff
[00:10] <hugo> O soz
[00:10] <SemiBz> mikelifeguard: it's empty ..
[00:10] <hugo> Wrong link
[00:10] <mikelifeguard> SemiBz: I was kidding, there isn't one >_> But that doesn't mean this is the right channel for your question
[00:10] <nonameNN> i cant see "extract here" on dolphin... am i missing any package?
[00:10] <hexdump2> infecto:  no big deal just was trying to figure out what you meant.
[00:10] <jjonathas> hola
[00:10] <kylezoa> Jon-: I'm afraid that's out of my scope, my linux box is unavailable right now.
[00:10] <lojack> Can I simply edit my sources.list file and change the paths from Intrepid to Jaunty links?
[00:10] <acicula> lojack: no
[00:10] <hexdump2> alright I gotta go though must get back to work.  I always start chattin in here and I get stuck.
[00:10] <SemiBz> mikelifeguard: there's no right channel for this question so why not just ask it ? :)
[00:10] <hugo> I Think you have to first upgrade to 9.04 and then to 9.10
[00:10] <mikelifeguard> lojack: no.
[00:10] <chelz> lojack: yes and that's a great way to royally hose a system
[00:10] <Jon-> kylezoa: How do I monitor the whole contents of the file in real time?
[00:10] <Jon-> kylezoa: oops
[00:10] <infecto> hexdump2: :) and i wass trying the same thing ;)
[00:10] <kylezoa> Jon-: I'll have a look if I can find it though.
[00:11] <lojack> chelz: That's why I asked.
[00:11] <Jon-> How do I monitor the whole contents of the file in real time? It's a smaller text file.
[00:11] <acicula> Jon-: inotify?
[00:11] <hugo> shakir and loljack try this one https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[00:11] <erpo> Jon-: watch cat /path/to/file.txt?
[00:11] <hexdump2> ok seriously I'm leaving now.  ttyl infecto
[00:11] <lojack> So I'm stuck, since the package manager doesn't give me the option to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04.  "No new release available"
[00:11] <hexdump2> and everyone else
[00:11] <chelz> lojack: through apt-pinning magic you can install specific packages from repositories like that, but for upgrading either using the update manager or doing the dist-upgrade thing is recommended
[00:12] <erpo> lojack: Every time I've upgraded it has resulted in problems. I would recommend installing from scratch.
[00:12] <shakir> thank you
[00:12] <lojack> erpo: That's seems rather counterproductive.
[00:12] <hugo> Installing from scratch is easier
[00:12] <chelz> lojack: Software Sources -> Updates (tab) -> Release upgrade -> select "Normal releases"
[00:13] <chelz> lojack: Software Sources is in System -> Administration
[00:13] <SansCog> Anyone have knowledge with Audigy 2zs sound cards?  Having issues getting my front panel headphones to work with 9.10.  Pretty sure they worked when I had 8.04.
[00:13] <chelz> lojack: make sure to *fully* backup before doing the upgrade
[00:13] <hugo> Anyone with lots of experience in GRUB 2 here ?
[00:13] <chelz> lojack: also check the wiki for known issues when upgrading
[00:14] <soreau> ! grub2 | hugo
[00:14] <chelz> hugo: are you sure the syntax of you 40_CUSTOM is correct?
[00:14] <erpo> lojack: Nevertheless, upgrading does not work properly in my experience.
[00:14] <hugo> That's the thing i am insecure about
[00:14] <lojack> chelz: Yup, read through the release notes online already.  Thanks.
[00:15] <chelz> lojack: alright. gj.
[00:15] <hugo> All my speccs and settings are posted http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1428896. I just need someone to verify them
[00:15] <lojack> chelz: Thank you so much.  Software Sources --> Updates was my problem.
[00:15] <mikelifeguard> How can I tell if apache is sending pages gzipped?
[00:15] <olmari> Hello, pretty major issue with dualscreen + compiz + lucid
[00:15] <hugo> Note how ever that i have tried hd1,0; hd2,0 ; hd1,1 ; hd2,1.
[00:15] <Jon-> Is there a way to automatically set your friendly name (the display name basically) for a Pidgin MSN account? I have installed Pidgin 2.6.6 and it is still setting it to my first name with Ubuntu (Jonathan) instead of the name I specify when I log in. The alias does not appear to change in ~/.purple/accounts.xml, yet it does indeed change when I sign in to "Jonathan" (my Ubuntu first name)
[00:16] <olmari> Screenshot: http://koti.mbnet.fi/jaarli/kuvat/dualscreen.png
[00:16] <soreau> ! lucid | olmari
[00:18] <SansCog> No one with experience with Audigy 2zs sound cards?
[00:18] <don> hello?
[00:18] <coz_> SansCog,  i have no experience no...with echoaudio layla24  yes
[00:18] <Guest42591> can someone here help me?
[00:19] <VCoolio> !ask | Guest42591
[00:19] <chelz> !ask | SansCog
[00:19] <bulettin> мб русские есть?)
[00:19] <VCoolio> !ru | bulettin
[00:19] <meatbun> hello video playback is slow on youtube.
[00:20] <Guest42591> ubuntu is not reconiseing my external heard drive I'm new to ubuntu and linux so how do i fix this?
[00:20] <meatbun> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV350 AP [Radeon 9600]
[00:20] <meatbun> lspci | grep VGA
[00:20] <meatbun> how to fix?
[00:20] <hugo> Search synaptic for NTFS config
[00:20] <coz_> meatbun,  I dont know much about ati stuff... which driver are you using?
[00:20] <chelz> hugo: What's the output of sudo os-prober?
[00:20] <hugo> There is a tool called NTFS Configuration tool
[00:20] <meatbun> coz_, i have no idea
[00:21] <hugo> cehls: Nothing
[00:21] <hugo> chels: Nothing*
[00:21] <Guest42591> what do I do with ntfs config? as I think I already got it
[00:21] <coz_> meatbun,  ok that would be the first order of business and I am not sure how to tell with ati cards  so one place to go would be #radeon  and check with them there
[00:21] <chelz> hugo: you can type the first few letters of an irc nick then hit tab to get a similar tabcompletion like in a terminal
[00:21] <coz_> meatbun,  did this just start working when you installed ubuntu?
[00:21] <coz_> meatbun,  I mean the card
[00:21] <rfa_> Guest42591 it is ntfs disk?
[00:21] <meatbun> coz_, yah, was fine on 8.x , just installed 9.10
[00:21] <hugo> chelz: Didn't know that, thx
[00:22] <coz_> meatbun,  ok its prbabl
[00:22] <Guest42591> I believe so i was using it with windows before the switch
[00:22] <coz_> meatbun,  its probably the open source driver but i would still go to #radeon for this one :)
[00:22] <meatbun> coz_, ok
[00:22] <hugo> Guest42591: Have you tried fdisk -l then mounting it using mount ?
[00:22] <SansCog> How do I get my Audigy 2zs front panel headphone jack working with 9.10?
[00:22] <rfa_> Guest42591 if it switched run >>>sudo fdisk -l<<<
[00:23] <Guest42591> I don't know how I did type that into term but dont understand it...im still learning
[00:24] <Skjebne> Hodiho
[00:24] <chelz> SansCog: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=194203
[00:24] <Skjebne> dudes
[00:25] <juli4n> how can i add the shoutcast script to amarok 2.2?
[00:25] <hugo> Guest42591: You type sudo fdisk -l , then locate the disk(You should be able to guess by size). To the left on each row it says something like /dev/xxx. Type sudo mount /dev/xxx/ /media/desiredName
[00:26] <SansCog> Chelz, I actually posted to that thread and never got a response, which is why I'm here!  :)
[00:26] <Guest42591> ok i'll give that a try real quick brb
[00:26] <JinkhinJ> i have a linksys wireless on usb. having trouble figuring out how to get the driver loaded into my new install of ubuntu
[00:27] <meatbun> which codec whould i install for 9.10 for youtube?
[00:27] <meatbun> should*
[00:27] <chelz> hugo: do you have osprober installed?
[00:27] <meatbun> !flash
[00:27] <hugo> chelz: Installed ?
[00:27] <chelz> hugo: sudo apt-get install os-prober
[00:27] <coz_> meatbun,  flash
[00:27] <chelz> hugo: when you ran "sudo os-prober" did you get no output or a message you didn't have it?
[00:28] <coz_> meatbun,   sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[00:28] <Guest42591> it just said mount point /media/name i gave it does not exist
[00:28] <hugo> chelz: I do have it installed and i got no output what so ever
[00:28] <hugo> chelz: I thought os-prober was a component of GRUB though
[00:29] <Exaltia> !fr
[00:29] <soreau> JinkhinJ: What makes you think the driver is not loaded for it?
[00:29] <coz_> hugo,  it should be   and you can bring that up with sudo update-grub  to have it probe
[00:29] <Exaltia> hi there
[00:29] <VCoolio> Guest42591: "sudo mkdir /media/name" first, then try again
[00:29] <Guest42591> ok brb
[00:29] <hugo> Guest42591: Yea soz i forgot that
[00:30] <robot682> Hello, I have tried to abandon windows a few times now and keep getting hung up on the lack of a good alternative to Outlook that offers the functionality that I need.  My school has ditched their local exchange server and uses an email that can be accessed through windows live mail(Outlook Web Access) or Outlook Connector via Outlook 2007l.  I was wondering if anyone knew a way to connect to this and retain the use of calendar as well as email.
[00:30] <antivirtel_> hey everyone! how can i get w32codedc ??
[00:30] <meatbun> coz_, ok. installing..
[00:30] <Exaltia> i'm searching to launch another Xorg server on a second graphic card, does someone know how to do since i don't have any example config on my system?
[00:30] <coz_> meatbun,  cool
[00:30] <antivirtel_> w32codecs*
[00:30] <hugo> coz_: Yea i know, but the output from update-grub does not list my windows 7 loader..
[00:30] <Jon-> I am trying to completely remove Pidgin that I have installed by compiling from source, but sudo apt-get autoremove pidgin reports nothing installed, while "pidgin" runs from terminal. Help!
[00:30] <coz_> hugo,  did you install ubuntu after installing windows 7?
[00:30] <hugo> Yes
[00:31] <coz_> hugo,  mm let me check something hold on
[00:31] <hugo> coz_: Okay
[00:31] <Guest42591> special device /dev/sb1 does not exist
[00:31] <chelz> hugo: are you able to mount your w7 drive and access its files normally from ubuntu?
[00:31] <VCoolio> Guest42591: sdb1 not sb1
[00:31] <hugo> chelz: Yes
[00:31] <hugo> chelz: It's mounted right now
[00:31] <Guest42591> oh
[00:32] <meatbun> where's /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[00:32] <meatbun> it's gone
[00:32] <hugo> chelz: I recall seing something from legac. In menu.lst you could specify the kernel locaition, can you do this in grub2 aswell ?
[00:32] <hugo> meatbun: What do you mean gone ?
[00:33] <Jon-> I am trying to completely remove Pidgin that I have installed by compiling from source, but sudo apt-get autoremove pidgin reports nothing installed, while "pidgin" runs from terminal. Help! (it is not listed under installed software)
[00:33] <coz_> meatbun,  mm you may have to reinstall grub2
[00:33] <Guest42591> ok it said I must specify the file system type where do I put that
[00:33] <VCoolio> Jon-: navigate into the folder from where you installed, then "sudo make uninstall", also use 'checkinstall' when compiling, the apt-get will work afterwards
[00:34] <Guest42591> so far my code looks like this sudo mount /dev/sdb1/ /media/external
[00:34] <VCoolio> Guest42591: mount -t filetype
[00:34] <rfa_> Jon- go to place from you installed and run it with option -uninstall
[00:34] <coz_> meatbun,  if you do have to reinstall grub2  follow this how to   http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide
[00:34] <meatbun> hughhalf, i dont have it
[00:34] <meatbun> this is too much pain
[00:34] <chelz> hugo: please pastebin the output of:         blkid -c /dev/null
[00:34] <VCoolio> Guest42591: what filetype is it? ntfs / fat / ext ?
[00:35] <coz_> meatbun,  well reinstalling grub2 isnt way too difficult...you should probably print that page out first though
[00:35] <rfa_> Guest42591: it is ntfs or fat32?
[00:35] <Jon-> VCoolio: When and how do I use check install? make install --checkinstall  like that/
[00:35] <ZykoticK9> !checkinstall > Jon-
[00:35] <Guest42591> I thought it was ntfs but let me go look again
[00:35] <coz_> meatbun,  the only things to remember is the when you actuall do the istall it is to grub-install /dev/sda  reboot and run from ubuntu    sudo update-grub
[00:36] <hugo> chelz: /dev/sda1: UUID="7b44444b-a88b-4900-a03c-a29fd42c185f" TYPE="ext4"
[00:36] <urupica> meatbun: /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[00:36] <hugo> chelz: "/dev/sda1: UUID="7b44444b-a88b-4900-a03c-a29fd42c185f" TYPE="ext4"
[00:36] <hugo> "
[00:36] <chelz> hugo: dude pastebin
[00:36] <Guest42591> ntfs
[00:36] <VCoolio> Guest42591: if it's ntfs then 'mount -t ntfs' and the rest of the command
[00:36] <chelz> !pastebin | hugo
[00:37] <hugo> Soz wasn't aware
[00:37] <Guest42591> but I got this error
[00:37] <Guest42591> The device '/dev/sdb1' doesn't seem to have a valid NTFS.
[00:37] <Guest42591> Maybe the wrong device is used? Or the whole disk instead of a
[00:37] <Guest42591> partition (e.g. /dev/sda, not /dev/sda1)? Or the other way around?
[00:37] <FloodBot1> Guest42591: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:37] <winterweaver> ok, while making backups to a external hard-drive, ubuntu crashed. Now the hard drive is read only, how can I fix this?
[00:37] <hugo> !pastebinit
[00:38] <VCoolio> Guest42591: I'm unsure; what entry in /dev did  fdisk -l point you to?
[00:38] <mamefan> I just installed lucid on a Mac G4.  The keyboard doesn't work in X.  I can use the virtual on-screen KB to get to a console and the KB works there.  Can someone help?
[00:38] <meatbun> urupica, yeah. grub.cfg is the only one that makes sense. but i dont understand the syntax
[00:38] <ZykoticK9> mamefan, #ubuntu+1 for Lucid questions
[00:38] <robot682> I have an odd problem that I have not been able to find an answer for.  My school no longer has an on-site exchange server and instead uses OWA hosted by microsoft.  This can be accessed via Outlook Connector in Office 2007 which allows me to mange my email as well as my calendar.  does anyone know of a way to do this from Ubuntu?
[00:38] <hugo> blkid -c /dev/null | pastebinit
[00:38] <mamefan> thx
[00:38] <chelz> hugo: probably want to do that in a terminal
[00:38] <hugo> chelz: What's the syntax ?
[00:39] <hugo> chelz: Ah xD
[00:39] <chelz> hugo: that should work i think
[00:39] <ingo86> hello all
[00:39] <meatbun> coz_, yup, firefox/flash slowed down my whole system. youtube very slow. but then i saved it, and play it locally, then it's fast
[00:39] <Guest42591> unless I am reading it wrong the info for the disk is just after the space amount?
[00:39] <meatbun> coz_, having prob, alt-tab to another window
[00:39] <coz_> meatbun,  mm  ok   I dont have an answer for that
[00:39] <hugo> chelz: hehe, downloading the packages
[00:39] <coz_> meatbun,  are you running compiz?
[00:39] <meatbun> coz_, u heard anyone in here have same prob as me?'
[00:40] <meatbun> coz_, dont thnk so. how to check. it's just default 9.10 install
[00:40] <ingo86> i have two disks which was part of a raid 1 array on a pc, now i have to move them without losing the array to another pc...how can i do that? I used, and would like to use again, mdadm
[00:40] <coz_> meatbun,  not recently no  but  I am not here all of the time either.... also if no one here can help sometimes going to the ##linux channel can be real good
[00:40] <Guest42591> it says disk /dev/sdb" 120 gb
[00:40] <GodfatherofEire> Is there any way of preventing specific programs from running without running on a specific kernel?
[00:40] <hugo> chelz: I don't get it ?
[00:40] <urupica> meatbun: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2
[00:41] <hugo> chelz: Never used it before, Isn't it supose to generate a link ?
[00:41] <meatbun> urupica, ok thx
[00:41] <Guest42591> and under all that it says disk boot /dev/sdb1 system hpfs/ntfs
[00:41] <hugo> !pastebinit
[00:41] <greezmunkey> meatbun: check in System/Preferences/keyboard shortcuts
[00:41] <vladi> hello everyone...does anyone know where are the thermal sensors in a laptop (by default) ... i've got 3 readings from the acpi -t ... the hottest is probably the cpu, and the other two? disk and ram?? does anyone know??
[00:42] <chelz> hugo: just add it to your post on the forum
[00:42] <chordogg> vladi: probably chipset and disk
[00:42] <meatbun> greezmunkey, for compiz?
[00:42] <VCoolio> Guest42591: maybe you need to mount the whole disk or at least the disk first; try with /dev/sdb
[00:43] <meatbun> greezmunkey, i used it once on older distro. i dont htink compiz is on right now
[00:43] <vladi> chordogg now i've got 4 ;))
[00:43] <greezmunkey> meatbun: no, compiz is elsewhere - use the previous for default settings.
[00:43] <VCoolio> Guest42591: else I don't know, it's hard from a distance without possibility to mess around with it;
[00:43] <hugo> chelz: done
[00:43] <Guest42591> so sudo mount -t ntfs /dev/sdb/ /media/external?
[00:43] <meatbun> greezmunkey, sorry, what u talking abotu? for what?
[00:43] <Guest42591> would that be right?
[00:43] <VCoolio> Guest42591: if the whole disk is ntfs, yes
[00:43] <vladi> chordogg: now when the fan turned off, 1 reading says 0
[00:44] <Guest42591> ok I'll give it a try
[00:44] <meatbun> !flash
[00:44] <greezmunkey> meatbun:  meatbun> coz_, having prob, alt-tab to another window
[00:44] <fastputty1> hello, all my email send to hotmail and other email service is falling into the junk box. I heard they got some policy about it. Anyone know how to make my domain legit> please point me to the right direction thanks
[00:45] <meatbun> greezmunkey, was talking about another thing. flash plugin slow down my system, can't even change to xchat or nautlis
[00:45] <GodfatherofEire> Is there any way of preventing specific programs from running without running on a specific kernel? (E.g. Ubuntu Studio's programs will only run if the linux-rt kernel is running, and backtrack tools will only run if the bt kernel is running?)
[00:45] <chelz> paste.ubuntu.com is tweaking out
[00:45] <hugo> chelz: Yea i noticed
[00:46] <greezmunkey> meatbun: ah, my bad
[00:46] <chelz> hugo: os-prober really should work since it'll generate the correct config that'll then show up in grub.cfg after you run update grub; but in the meantime setting this as your 40_custom should work: http://pastebin.com/PSp43b3c
[00:46] <greezmunkey> meatbun: You are talking about Fire Fox then?
[00:47] <Xepera> I just "upgraded" to lucid lynx, and I want to downgrade back to Karmic Koala.  Is there any way to do this?  I cannot get to the standard console shell (ctrl+alt+f2), and X windows is crashing on boot.  I am on the Karmic LiveCD now
[00:47] <perlsyntax> Does anyone kno how to get the color gcc to work on ubuntu?
[00:47] <meatbun> greezmunkey, apparently flash plugin messed up firefox. i think i am usig the wrong package/codec
[00:47] <hugo> chelz: That's what i figured aswell, I'll give it a shot. Thanks
[00:48] <hugo> chelz: The thing however is update-grub still doesn't say anything about finding the windows kernel
[00:48] <Flootenkerp> Hi, does anyone here know how I could get gfire working on pidgin? I'm using ubuntu 9.04.
[00:48] <chelz> hugo: wait actually line 10 in that should be "chainloader +1"
[00:49] <hugo> Yea i know i fixed it
[00:49] <chelz> hugo: yeah, if os-prober doesn't see it then update-grub won't see it. this is a dirty workaround. i'm looking into os-prober known issues.
[00:49] <hugo> chelz: I'll reboot and try this
[00:49] <GodfatherofEire> Is there any way of preventing specific programs from running without running on a specific kernel? (E.g. media editing programs will only run if the linux-rt kernel is running, and backtrack tools will only run if the bt kernel is running?)
[00:50] <Guest42591> well i tryed it and its not working, thanks for helping though.
[00:50] <greezmunkey> meatbun: Can you back out the change?
[00:50] <chelz> GodfatherofEire: prevent from running automatically or being allowed to execute at all?
[00:51] <GodfatherofEire> chelz, being allowed to execute at all
[00:51] <kocmodpom> back again and still unable to install xoopic
[00:51] <kocmodpom> the first thing to do in the readme.install is to use ./configure which does not work (it did work to install xgrafix)
[00:52] <jrib> kocmodpom: I remember reading that's not the first thing
[00:52] <chelz> GodfatherofEire: your best bet would probably be to replace every reference to the actual binaries in shortcuts or methods you use to execute them with sh scripts that don't run if the correct kernel isn't in use
[00:52] <kocmodpom> jrib: already installed xgrafix
[00:53] <jrib> kocmodpom: you linked me to xoopic earlier
[00:53] <kocmodpom> jrib: correct, step one and two of installing xoopic is download and installation of xgrafix
[00:54] <GodfatherofEire1> chelz, sorry, got disconnected. So is there a way to prevent that?
[00:54] <kocmodpom> jrib: step 3 says "Run ./configure"
[00:54] <vladi> does any one know where are the thermal sensors positioned in a HP laptop???
[00:54] <jrib> kocmodpom: read the whole document...  (in the end you are probably missing some library, but that is not what README.INTALL says in xoopic-20091028.tar.gz)
[00:54] <Typos_King> vladi:    check laptop manual :)
[00:55] <vladi> i did
[00:55] <vladi> no info bout thet
[00:55] <chelz> GodfatherofEire: your best bet would probably be to replace every reference to the actual binaries in shortcuts or methods you use to execute them with sh scripts that don't run if the correct kernel isn't in use
[00:55] <vladi> that...
[00:55] <sweetandy> My mouse graphic disappeared. The mouse still works, but I have to guess where it is. Any ideas? Rebooting and logging out/in doesn't work.
[00:55] <vladi> that's why i'm here ;))
[00:55] <GodfatherofEire1> chelz, well, i think I'll just be careful not to execute them then
[00:55] <ZykoticK9> sweetandy, is this in a VBox VM?
[00:56] <vladi> Typos_King: do you know the default positioning of these?
[00:56] <vladi> in a laptop
[00:56] <sweetandy> ZykoticK9: No, this is my normal GNOME destop.
[00:56] <sweetandy> desktop*
[00:56] <kocmodpom> jrib: README.INSTALL from that version of xoopic you listed is exactly what I am reading from
[00:56] <sweetandy> I managed to enable pressing <control> to show where the mouse is, and that helps.
[00:56] <ZykoticK9> sweetandy, ok - no idea about that.  Good luck.
[00:56] <sweetandy> Ha, thanks
[00:57] <jrib> kocmodpom: so where does it say to run ./configure?
[00:57] <greezmunkey> lo
[00:57] <chelz> !hi | greezmunkey
[00:57] <hugo> chelz: Didn't work either, I am begining to suspect that my windows mbr is damaged
[00:57] <chelz> hugo: try setting your bios to boot to that drive. if it doesn't boot then, then you need to run w/e the windows install disc has for recovery.
[00:57] <Typos_King> vladi:  not sure there is one, each manufacturer implements theirs I'd think
[00:58] <Typos_King> vladi:  so  you have to resort to their user manual or service manuals
[00:58] <MajorAstro> ok
[00:59] <hugo> chelz: Sounds reasonable enough
[01:00] <vladi> Typos_King: i told you i already did, and there is no info about these sensors... that's why i'm here ;)
[01:00] <Prestidigitonium> wth man!!
[01:00] <Typos_King> heeh
[01:00] <Prestidigitonium> im beginning to dislike linux
[01:01] <jrib> Prestidigitonium: do you have a support question?  If so, just ask it on a single line please
[01:01] <vladi> Prestidigitonium ;)) if you dislike linux you dislike yourself
[01:01] <chuckadmin> in fstab, how would I type out this information please? : to mount my hda1; /dev/sda1       /storage        ext3,311Linux UUID="2e3cb8a9-221b-4a86-b7b2-cc9be8f19ff9" TYPE="ext3"
[01:02] <hugo> chelz: Haha lovely seems like grub is installed there as well,
[01:02] <jrib> !fstab > chuckadmin
[01:02] <Prestidigitonium> jrib: im not sure. i got an init kernel panic
[01:02] <hugo> chelz: Do you know if you can repair your windows mbr from linux ?
[01:02] <kocmodpom> jrib: in step 3 I am trying to copy it but pastebin is horribly unresponsive but my router is dying
[01:02] <kocmodpom> Prestidigionium: I hear you
[01:03] <Prestidigitonium> now i have to reinstall
[01:03] <chuckadmin> Thanks, I'll read those and see if I can answer the question
[01:03] <jrib> kocmodpom: I was just reading the top of the file
[01:04] <Typos_King> vladi:     check your motherboard manual, if any provided by the maker of it.. seems they're built-in the mb... so
[01:04] <Jon-> Nothing like a one hour ubuntu problem fix to remind me how I hate open-source sometimes..
[01:04] <jrib> kocmodpom: since the top ends with "the rest of this file is pretty old..."
[01:04] <chelz> hugo: ah so that must be the issue
[01:05] <hugo> Yea but I still think it's funny , because when starting it from GRUB it says bootmgr missing. Shouldn't it just restart grub at that point ?
[01:05] <chelz> hugo: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/20864-mbr-restore-windows-7-master-boot-record.html
[01:05] <airtonix> Jon-, :0 only takes me five minutes of closed source ...
[01:05] <hugo> chelz: Thanks
[01:06] <Prestidigitonium> it takes a very long time to install the base system and packages to an sd card. and even then ill need to configure my network and install the gnome desktop.
[01:06] <jrib> kocmodpom: anyway, if you are missing some library, you need to install the corresponding -dev package for the library.  Also, the age of the software may be an issue.  Libraries may have changed since it was released
[01:07] <Prestidigitonium> anyone know what an init error and kernel panic means?
[01:07] <sambagirl> how do you run a .bin file?
[01:07] <jrib> sambagirl: what is the .bin for?
[01:08] <sambagirl> i wanted to insall zenoss
[01:08] <elmakaru_22> hi
[01:08] <sambagirl> install
[01:08] <ZykoticK9> Prestidigitonium, kernel panic is the equivalent of a "blue screen of death" in another OS
[01:08] <sambagirl> network nmonitoing system
[01:08] <sambagirl> zykotick9 or the amiga memory guru
[01:08] <Prestidigitonium> lol i know what a kernel panic is.
[01:08] <Prestidigitonium> but init is confusing me
[01:08] <Random832> "init error" do you mean "could not find /sbin/init"?
[01:09] <elmakaru_22> somebody can help me with avant window manager?
[01:09] <jrib> sambagirl: make it executable (chmod +x /path/to/file) and then execute it by typing the path to it (usually ./file.bin).  The .bin can do anything, execute it at your own risk
[01:09] <Random832> it generally means your root filesystem isn't really your root filesystem
[01:09] <elmakaru_22> i can not start the manager
[01:09] <chelz> sambagirl: chmod a+x file.bin && ./file.bin
[01:09] <airtonix> sambagirl, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Zenoss
[01:09] <chuckadmin> ok, fstab web page explains things with examples enough for me to get it, THANKS :) bye
[01:09] <chelz> sambagirl: whatversion of ubuntu?
[01:09] <Random832> the kernel tries to execute a process /sbin/init when it first boots up - init then takes care of the rest of the bootup process
[01:09] <Prestidigitonium> Random832: thats really weird, but im reinstalling for the 4th time
[01:09] <Prestidigitonium> lol
[01:09] <scott__> elmakaru i could try and help you
[01:10] <sambagirl> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Guru_meditation.gif
[01:10] <sambagirl> there it is
[01:10] <elmakaru_22> ok
[01:10] <Random832> now, your error means it couldn't find it for whatever reason
[01:10] <airtonix> !lol | Prestidigitonium
[01:10] <elmakaru_22> thanks
[01:10] <sambagirl> how do you run a .bin file?
[01:10] <scott__> what is your problem?
[01:10] <jrib> sambagirl: I just told you
[01:10] <airtonix> sambagirl, why? also : you just linked a gif file not a bin file.
[01:10] <sambagirl> Fsorry i missed it
[01:10] <airtonix> sambagirl, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Zenoss
[01:10] <jrib> sambagirl: scroll up
[01:11] <sambagirl> nono that had to do with the panic and bsod hting
[01:11] <sambagirl> thing
[01:11] <airtonix> !who | sambagirl
[01:11] <sambagirl> i just wanted to point out the meditation guru for amiga
[01:11] <Prestidigitonium> Random832: anyway, that error means i need to reinstall, right?
[01:11] <sambagirl> version is hardy
[01:12] <airtonix> sambagirl, bit old dont you think ?
[01:12] <scott__> ok elmark let's see... how did you install avw?
[01:12] <sambagirl> thanks chelz
[01:12] <sambagirl> i keep forgetting about the permissions
[01:12] <hyprdryv> doesanyone know if theres a way I could use a sidekick as a remote terminal or display over bluetooth?
[01:12] <pepper_haze> Does anyone here know how to exit x-server?
[01:12] <jrib> pepper_haze: why?
[01:13] <pepper_haze> I am trying to install a graphics card, and it keeps telling me that I am running x-server when I try to install the video driver
[01:13] <sambagirl> airtonix i am doing alot of things here. many top secret important things here.
[01:13] <jrib> !nvidia | pepper_haze
[01:13] <Random832> Prestidigitonium, probably - there are ways to deal with it, but they're all harder than reinstalling, particularly in the livecd era where you can get a chance to back up your data before installing
[01:13] <airtonix> sambagirl, one of which is using enter instead of spacebar?
[01:14] <Prestidigitonium> also, what usualy causes that error (so i can try to avoid it) during setup. im sure i used the same params
[01:14] <chelz> sambagirl: it is generally a good idea to use packages from the repositories when possible
[01:14] <sambagirl> ohh i am on irc via pidgin via vnc on a hardy system and not locally.
[01:14] <airtonix> sambagirl, by the way can't be that top secret if you're on a public irc channel :)
[01:15] <sambagirl> this is the public system those are .... well that is a secret.
[01:15] <Prestidigitonium> everything except using ext2 insead of ext4
[01:17] <kocmodpom> jrib: my connection crapped out, I missed everything
[01:17] <kocmodpom> jrib: how can I "properly install" hdf5 ??
[01:17] <Prestidigitonium> would using the ext2 fs cause that issue?
[01:17] <bouma> could someone help me set my cpu frequency at max, the gnome applet wont work, and its stuck at the slower speed of my laptop, this happens if i leave it alone for a little, say while its playing music, it gets stuck low and the only way to fix it is to reboot!
[01:19] <bouma> is quite frustrating cause ive got a file search thats been running for ages and its slowed to a crawl, i would rather not reboot and restart it all
[01:19] <ironfoot495> hello I have a problem with my server I have recently install grub 2 and for a short time I regained control  but now a gain I have to replace root with uuid but now it does'nt work????
[01:20] <ironfoot495> I have a lot of files I really dont want to loose is there a way to fix the ubuntu 9.04 server
[01:20] <ironfoot495> ?
[01:21] <kocmodpom> can anyone name an alternative for pastebin.org?
[01:21] <kocmodpom> How can I "properly install" hdf5 ??
[01:21] <bouma> for some reason cpufreq-info says the current policy is between 800mhz and 1.6mhz but its a 2.6mhz proc, how can i change the "current" policy and why does it get set to 800-1.6ghz
[01:22] <chelz> kocmodpom: pastebin.com
[01:22] <seanbrystone> ironfoot495, have you tried RIP Linux to save your files? I think it has testdisk, photorec *does  lot more than photos*, and tons of other rescue stuff
[01:23] <chelz> ironfoot495: what specifically is the problem? are you able to boot to ubuntu? or at least get to a shell on it?
[01:23] <kocmodpom> finally here are the errors: http://www.pastebin.org/112114 how can I properly install HDF5 ??
[01:24] <chelz> kocmodpom: sudo apt-get install r-cran-hdf5
[01:25] <chelz> kocmodpom: wait no
[01:25] <kocmodpom> chelz: ok
[01:25] <chelz> kocmodpom: what are you trying to install?
[01:26] <kocmodpom> chelz: I need HDF5 for xoopic
[01:26] <seanbrystone> pastebin.org? thats blasphemy! http://paste.ubuntu.com is the way to go :)
[01:27] <ironfoot495> well I install grub 2 and I had to edit and replace root with uuid this took me to a screen that rebooted the machine but now
[01:27] <ironfoot495> I just get quota //quota.user wasprobably truncated cannot Quota setting????
[01:27] <kocmodpom> chelz: it comes from ptsg.eecs.berkeley.edu/pub/codes/xoopic/
[01:27] <ironfoot495> ?
[01:28] <chelz> kocmodpom: are you more likely to use LAM, MPICH, OpenMPI, or serial devices?
[01:28] <researcher1> I have upgraded to Ubuntu 10.04 LTS- the Lucid Lynx, but now want to downgrade to 9.10 again. What should I do?
[01:28] <Maletor> Crud. I just got HTTP error 418. Can someone help me out with this?
[01:28] <chelz> !lucid | researcher1
[01:29] <chelz> researcher1: #ubuntu+1
[01:29] <ironfoot495> seanbrystone: I have over 2000 songs that I just don't wat to loose. I still have over 247 gig left???
[01:29] <chelz> Maletor: elaborate
[01:29] <Maletor> HTTP error 418 chelz
[01:29] <kocmodpom> chelz I have no idea what any of that means
[01:29] <ironfoot495> should I try this rip linux???
[01:29] <kocmodpom> I apparently also need to install cxx
[01:30] <ironfoot495> brb
[01:30] <duncanidaho1> suddenly I cannot see any text created in gimp.  I cannot paint a white canvas with another color on a new layer or otherwise...any ideas?
[01:30] <chelz> kocmodpom: sudo apt-get install libhdf5-lam-dev
[01:30] <chelz> kocmodpom: i found that through this: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=HDF5.h&mode=exactfilename&suite=karmic&arch=any
[01:31] <researcher1> chelz: How do I run this comand !lucid |?
[01:31] <chelz> researcher1: you need to join the channel #ubuntu+1
[01:31] <chelz> researcher1: support for lucid is in there
[01:31] <duncanidaho1> no, the layers are not hidden
[01:32] <duncanidaho1> or buried under another layer
[01:32] <Typos_King> duncanidaho1:    make sure your 'active layer' is visible, has the 'eye' icon showing
[01:32] <researcher1> oh.thanks
[01:32] <chelz> duncanidaho1: have you tried exiting and reopening the gimp?
[01:32] <Typos_King> duncanidaho1:    also make sure other layers aren't overlayin it hehe
[01:32] <kocmodpom> thanks chelz ! any thoughts on how to install CXX, g++ has compiler issues with xoopic it seems
[01:32] <duncanidaho1> yes I've restarted
[01:33] <chelz> kocmodpom: use pastebin.com and paste the issues. not .org
[01:33] <Jon-> I have no sound in ubuntu. I have had no issues in the past but I might have changed some settings in System -> Sounds. Help?
[01:33] <kocmodpom> chelz: will do
[01:33] <bigtom21485> anyone tried ubuntu on an hp tablet pc?
[01:33] <Jon-> (System prefs sounds0
[01:34] <TinBasher> Got a problem running VLC on Karmic
[01:34] <Firefishe> Hey
[01:35] <chelz> kocmodpom: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1298080
[01:36] <quant> hello
[01:36] <sambagirl> can you set a unique desktop background for each of your workspaces? say you have 4 can you have 4 different desktop images?
[01:36] <Firefishe> I'm experiencing a strange matter with grub:  Everytime I do a kernel upgrade, the kernel gets installed, but menu.lst is never updated with the new kernel entry after the new update/install process.  I always end up editing menu.lst manually.  This works, but is rather vexing, considering that it should do it automatically.
[01:36] <TinBasher> I've posted the output on pastebin
[01:37] <bigtom21485> if i format my harddrive on a laptop that has amd powernow when i install ubuntu does it run full clock freq. and voltage all the time?
[01:37] <Typos_King> Firefishe:     sudo update-grub;
[01:37] <bigtom21485> or intel speedstep
[01:37] <kocmodpom> chelz, Dude! your google sKilLz are iNsAnE!
[01:37] <owner> hi
[01:37] <quant> put frequency display panel applet and you'll see
[01:38] <bigtom21485> im excited because i hate windows vista
[01:38] <quant> e.g. my athlon doesn't run full frequency all the time
[01:38] <bigtom21485> im going dual boot until i prove ubuntu can do everything i want to on this particular hardware
[01:38] <bigtom21485> i have ubuntu only on a desktop and its glorious
[01:38] <bigtom21485> yeah
[01:38] <sambagirl> on the laptop is where it sxhines
[01:39] <bigtom21485> quant: i dont want mine to slow down
[01:39] <sambagirl> even puppy linux does
[01:39] <sambagirl> can you set a unique desktop background for each of your workspaces? say you have 4 can you have 4 different desktop images?
[01:39] <Random832> so i installed ubuntu netbook remix because i couldn't get the ubuntu livecd to boot from usb
[01:39] <quant> think you can set it up using the same applet so that it runs full speed all the time
[01:39] <melodie_> gn
[01:39] <Random832> how do i switch to ubuntu desktop? i keep my laptop docked a lot and having everything maximised is a bit much
[01:39] <Random832> and it's 1024x768 12" screen
[01:39] <bigtom21485> quant: if i want more battery pwoer ill get another battery...because its slowing down when i need it to run full speed because powernow isnt as smart as it should be and if i tell it to run full speed all the time through windows pwoer management it doesnt listen
[01:40] <Random832> brb checking the hard way whether it's safe to undock this without powering off
[01:40] <bigtom21485> i hope it doesnt do that in linux
[01:40] <ZykoticK9> sambagirl, do you have working compiz?  Would you be will not to have ANY icons/interaction with your desktop?
[01:40] <sambagirl> random832 if it is a thinkpad y0ou can
[01:41] <sambagirl> ahh nevermind zykotick9 i get your drift ;)
[01:41] <Random832> it's some hp - well, it worked
[01:42] <dlynes> Anyone have any experience doing ubuntu preseeding?
[01:42] <Random832> so how do i switch from netbook remix to ubuntu desktop?
[01:42] <GodfatherofEire1> !kernel
[01:43] <kocmodpom> is there a preferred directory that I should have been installing all of this stuff to? (xoopic, xgrafix, etc)
[01:43] <GodfatherofEire1> Crap, whats the command to determine what kernel you have installed?
[01:43] <Random832> GodfatherofEire1, uname -a
[01:43] <dlynes> GodfatherofEire1, uname -a
[01:43] <GodfatherofEire1> Thanks
[01:43] <Random832> i should write a community help file on how to get lilo working if grub doesn't work
[01:43] <Semitones> Does anybody know whether or not the WUSB54G works "out of the box?" in Karmic? I'm trying to update the wiki
[01:43] <Random832> do tthhey let just anyone write those?
[01:43] <dlynes> GodfatherofEire1, and if you're not good at remember switches, check cat /proc/version
[01:44] <Semitones> Random832, you need to sign up for a launchpad account, but then you can.
[01:44] <usser> Semitones, yes it does
[01:44] <GodfatherofEire1> dlnyes, I just needed to know what the install kernel for 9.10 was
[01:44] <usser> Semitones, as simple as plugging it in
[01:44] <Random832> ok
[01:45] <Semitones> usser, excellent, thank you!
[01:45] <Semitones> usser, do you know if it is version 1 or 4? (it should say on the bottom of the adapter)
[01:46] <usser> Semitones, i tested ver 4
[01:46] <Sinani201> If I'm building a high-end Ubuntu machine, which motherboard is better, AMD or Intel?
[01:46] <Semitones> usser, hmm, ok. I think ver 1 should work out of the box with the p54 driver, but i'm not sure if it actually does
[01:46] <Sinani201> I meant processor...
[01:47] <Random832> Sinani201, religion is off-topic in this channel ;)
[01:47] <unop> Sinani201, that's largely irrelevant - what matters is that the processor is fast enough to support what you are doing.
[01:47] <Random832> what do you mean by 'high-end' anyway?
[01:48] <blakkheim> Sinani201: high end = intel, no question
[01:49] <Sinani201> blakkheim: Why do you say that? Does Intel have certain advantages with a high-end machine?
[01:49] <blakkheim> Sinani201: yes, but this would better suit the ##hardware channel
[01:52] <Sinani201> blakkheim: I tried joining #hardware, but it said that I needed an invitation to join.
[01:53] <blakkheim> Sinani201: you might want to reread what i said
[01:54] <bruno123> hey all, is amarok 1.4 better than the 2.x series???
[01:55] <Sinani201> blakkheim: I quit this channel when I tried to join the hardware one. I can't go back to see what you said. What was it again?
[01:55] <neil_d> hi I am trying to enable apache2 to use an index.php file... I can't find a mod_php file what do I do?  any package I am meant to have installed?
[01:55] <Sinani201> I believe you told me to go to #hardware
[01:55] <bruno123> hey all, is amarok 1.4 better than the 2.x series???
[01:55] <blakkheim> Sinani201: well you'd be wrong
[01:55] <csgeek> I did an upgrade from karmic to the current dev release of lucid.  When I boot I get a error: the symbol 'grub_puts_' not found.  sda + sdb are raided,encrypted drive, sdc is the OS drive.. no raid..only has sdc1 is / and swap no other partitions
[01:56] <Flannel> csgeek: #ubuntu+1 for Lucid support, thanks.
[01:56] <chelz> csgeek: support for lucid is in #ubuntu+1
[01:56] <karan> hey
[01:56] <karan> i need some help
[01:56] <drdr> anyone know why rubygems isnt up to date
[01:56] <csgeek> okay.
[01:56] <csgeek> ty
[01:56] <blakkheim> drdr: ubuntu doesn't usually have up to date packages
[01:56] <karan> when i try to watch youtube in ubuntu firefox laggs
[01:56] <blakkheim> karan: what cpu do you have
[01:56] <karan> bads n deosnt respond
[01:56] <drdr> well i NEED this one
[01:56] <karan> how do i check
[01:56] <drdr> and it sucks that it isnt
[01:56] <blakkheim> karan: grep name /proc/cpuinfo | head -n 1
[01:56] <bruno123> what is the best music player (in your opinion) for ubuntu?
[01:57] <karan> rythym box
[01:57] <blakkheim> bruno123: mpd with ncmpcpp
[01:57] <ddrj> hey guys got a question, when creating a bootable USB drive to install UBUNTU on my pc (no os loaded by default), what type should i set the usb drive to? NTFS / FAT ?
[01:57] <chelz> !best | blakkheim
[01:57] <karan> grep name /proc/cpuinfo | head -n 1
[01:57] <bruno123> blakkheim mpd??
[01:57] <karan> um
[01:57] <karan> hereh
[01:57] <blakkheim> bruno123: yes
[01:57] <rumpsy> hey :)
[01:57] <blakkheim> karan: run it in a terminal, not here
[01:57] <karan> Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 2.00GHz
[01:57] <ddrj> please
[01:57] <chelz> ddrj: don't worry about that. when you install ubuntu the partitioning handles that.
[01:57] <blakkheim> karan: that should be good enough to play flash, are you trying fullscreen or anything?
[01:57] <rumpsy> I need a tool to stop my internet if i reached 500mb of download
[01:58] <Random832> what does BestBot do?
[01:58] <bruno123> my son says he likes amarok 1.4 (hates the 2.x) but I'd like to suggest a more up to date alternative to 1.4
[01:58] <karan> nope
[01:58] <bruno123> blakkheim what is ncmpcpp?
[01:58] <karan> when i play fullscreen it actually plays faster than normal utube
[01:58] <blakkheim> karan: i can watch youtube (not hd) on a 900mhz celeron m so it must be  something else
[01:58] <blakkheim> bruno123: a frontend to mpd
[01:59] <karan> well
[01:59] <karan> if i try
[01:59] <karan> to watch a video
[01:59] <bruno123> blakkheim is mpd in the repositories?  and what features make it better than alternatives?
[01:59] <ddrj> chelz, the problem is when i booted the usb drive from bios, it gave me an error, something about not being able to boot from it
[01:59] <karan> tht is HD but is in 360
[01:59] <karan> it laggs
[01:59] <karan> 360p*
[01:59] <rumpsy> is there is any tool like that? . .
[01:59] <blakkheim> bruno123: yes, it runs as a daemon so you can keep listening even if you log out of X
[01:59] <ddrj> i used that unetboot-windows file to creat the USB drive...
[01:59] <karan> in fedora it never lagged
[01:59] <blakkheim> bruno123: it's also very lightweight
[01:59] <karan> but i like ubuntu better
[01:59] <chelz> ddrj: unetbootin?
[02:00] <madjoe> if I install an application by Synaptic, and later I try to install the same app by sudo apt-get install in terminal, would that be TWO INSTALLATIONS, or will Ubuntu warn me, or something?
[02:00] <blakkheim> madjoe: no
[02:00] <blakkheim> madjoe: it will just say it's already installed
[02:00] <chelz> madjoe: they share the same installed database.
[02:00] <bruno123> blakkheim does mpd allow you to server music up to other pc's on the network?
[02:00] <rumpsy> madjoe: it will inform you that, package already installed
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[02:00] <karan> what do i do?
[02:00] <blakkheim> bruno123: i've never tried, so i can't answer that one
[02:00] <madjoe> blakkheim: ok, so I do't have to be worried about sibling installations in that case then
[02:00] <ddrj> yes
[02:01] <karan> even if i get rid of compiz effects and metacity
[02:01] <karan> it still laggs
[02:01] <blakkheim> karan: check if anything else is eating your cpu cycles
[02:01] <bruno123> blakkheim i'd like to have it so that the music on my son't computer can be accessed from his PS3 or another computer?  Any suggestions for doing this?
[02:01] <rumpsy> guys, i need a good tool to stop my internet if reach 500mb of download
[02:01] <blakkheim> bruno123: afraid not, unless the ps3 is running linux :)
[02:02] <rumpsy> i'm having a limited download, so i want that tool
[02:02] <Guest99562> anyone interested in helping with an installation problem?
[02:02] <ConfusedButEnthu> I pretty much a beginner.  I have Ubuntu Linux 9.10 on an old computer.  I have a Lexmark X2670 someone donated that would be wonderful to get working on one of these machines.  Lexmark provided a driver for Ubuntu Linux 8.04 for the X2600 series.  When I try to install it and it asks for the root password, it never seems to recognize the correct password I key.  I can only imagine the place or encryption to verify
[02:02] <ConfusedButEnthu>  it has changed from version 8.04 to 9.10.  Are there any tricks I can try to get it to work or am I out of luck?
[02:03] <polird> i just wanted to say that if anyone is experiencing a black screen on startup after installing a nvidia driver, here is the solution http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1349553 this has been causing me problems for awhile now and no one has been able to figure it out. Good thing i found this, or i would have never been able to figure it out. I also wouldn't have found the solution if it wasn't for the helpful Ubuntu community wh
[02:03] <eastbaynight> okay, so i am trying to  install c&c ra2 via wine, but i can't figure out how to mount the iso's, is there any help?
[02:03] <karan> you know when i say lagg i mean i see 1 frame every 5 seconds
[02:03] <Jordan_U> ConfusedButEnthu: What happens if you just plug the printer in and try to use it?
[02:03] <rumpsy> !download
[02:03] <blakkheim> !wine > eastbaynight
[02:03] <karan> nope nothin is hoggin my cpu
[02:03] <eastbaynight> i have wine, i use it to run a few programs
[02:03] <karan> i dont undertsand
[02:03] <eastbaynight> i don't know how to mount it
[02:03] <karan> linux mint had the same problem too
[02:04] <eastbaynight> as well, i have to edit the iso file
[02:04] <polird> use torrent, its extremley fast
[02:04] <karan> every other distro didint that wasnt debian based
[02:04] <karan> but i LOVE ubuntu
[02:04] <chelz> rumpsy: http://linuxappfinder.com/package/trickle or wondershaper might work
[02:04] <Jordan_U> karan: What graphics card?
[02:04] <blakkheim> karan: my last guess is your  gpu, which do you have?
[02:04] <rumpsy> chelz: so kind  of you , i'll check that
[02:04] <karan> how do i check it?
[02:05] <ConfusedButEnthu> Nothing
[02:05] <blakkheim> karan: lspci
[02:05] <chelz> karan: it could be the flash version. make sure you're running the same version of flash that you had on your fast other OSes
[02:05] <karan> my graphics card is
[02:05] <karan> nope
[02:05] <karan> is flash 10
[02:05] <chelz> rumpsy: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/use-bandwidth-shapers-wondershaper-or-trickle-to-limit-internet-connection-speed.html
[02:05] <chelz> karan: there are multiple versions of flash 10
[02:05] <karan> wel the one from the ubuntu software center
[02:05] <natediddy> im downloading VirtualBox at the moment....anyone know what all I can do with it exactly?
[02:05] <Prestidigitonium> ext2-fs error (device sda1): ext2_lookup: deleted inode referenced: 66269
[02:05] <shizzle> What do I use to direct ftp to my apache share?
[02:06] <karan> my graphics card is ati mobility fire gl or soemthing
[02:06] <eastbaynight> i can't figure out how to mount the iso file
[02:06] <karan> i have an ibm t42p
[02:06] <blakkheim> natediddy: why are you downloading it if you don't know what it can do
[02:06] <ZykoticK9> !iso > eastbaynight
[02:06] <happyface>  why does my wifi card not show up in nm-applet unless I reinstall gnome-network-manager and reboot?
[02:06] <blakkheim> karan: ati has horrible linux support, that could be the  problem
[02:06] <Prestidigitonium> anyone understand that error?
[02:06] <karan> VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc M10 NT [FireGL Mobility T2] (rev 80)
[02:06] <madjoe> How can I register a SSH key with Launchpad for bzr? :(
[02:06] <karan> there..
[02:06] <vivid> glxinfo | grep direct
[02:08] <lemongt> I need some help trying to install Ubuntu on a netbook.  I've got a usb drive set up for the install, with the iso on it like the instruction say to do.  The asus starts up and boots from the USB like I need it to, and I even see the right screen at first, but choosing to install seems to be giving me an error
[02:08] <chelz> shizzle: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FtpServer
[02:08] <karan> so
[02:08] <karan> can someone help
[02:08] <vivid> karan, 'glxinfo | grep direct'  it should say 'direct rendering: yes'
[02:08] <chelz> any opts around mind taking care of os2mac?
[02:08] <chelz> ops even
[02:09] <vivid> if it says no, your flash is going to lag because you dont have hardware acceleration working
[02:09] <seanbrystone> woah whats going on with os2mac?
[02:09] <karan> vivd it says yes
[02:09] <karan> im able to run compiz
[02:09] <lemongt> how the heck do you flood out without saying anything?
[02:10] <vivid> different channel
[02:10] <ddrj> i used unetbootin-windows-408.exe to create a bootable USB drive along with the ubuntu 9.10 iso image. I get this error message when booting from bios:
[02:10] <ddrj> No bootable partition in table.
[02:10] <chelz> Pici: os2mac?
[02:10] <ConfusedButEnthu> Any thoughts on getting the Lexmark X2600 series driver made for 8.04 to work on 9.10?
[02:11] <lemongt> now it feels very quiet
[02:11] <Pici> sorry ;P
[02:12] <shizzle> Hi, I installed vsftpd on my ubuntu server with apache. I can ftp to my server but goes to the users home directory. How do I setup ftp to go to the apache www directory?
[02:13] <kerin> gents, after years of manually ripping my music and organizing it in an artist/album/filename.mp3 hierarchy i would like to go through and add id3 tags
[02:13] <blakkheim> shizzle: man vsftpd.conf
[02:13] <kerin> is there any way to automatically do this based on the filename/directories?
[02:13] <shizzle> blakkheim: not seeing it there
[02:13] <trism> madjoe: you just go to your user page, click on ssh keys, and paste the contents of your ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub into the text box there
[02:14] <madjoe> trism: thanks, I'm on it
[02:15] <Prestidigitonium> nice, i ran fsck and it fixed all of my fs errors
[02:15] <chelz> rumpsy: http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+OR+linux+bandwidth+quota
[02:15] <lemongt> I'm trying to put Ubuntu onto a netbook, and have the USB drive set up for it.  It's booting properly from the drive and loads the installer boot menu just fine, but when i choose to install it (or try it even), it goes to what I'm thinking is an error screen
[02:15] <Prestidigitonium> i dont know why there would be errors on a fresh install, but im not complaining
[02:16] <lemongt> does it normally go to a black screen right off?
[02:16] <kerin> lemongt, that's definitely abnormal
[02:16] <lemongt> ok
[02:16] <chelz> rumpsy: http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/pipermail/ilugc/2002-September/000765.html
[02:16] <lemongt> what do i need to look at to know what is wrong?
[02:17] <kerin> Prestidigitonium, it could happen if you had to do some monkeying with NTFS partitions or if your system didn't shut down cleanly at any point
[02:17] <lemongt> there is a good bit of text here
[02:17] <kerin> lemongt, your whole screen is black?
[02:17] <lemongt> there is text now
[02:17] <rumpsy> chelz: ya its cool now :)
[02:17] <vivid> lemongt, i think there should be a non-graphical install option
[02:17] <vivid> lemongt, you might want to try that
[02:17] <lemongt> would that be telling me things like "no medium found"?
[02:18] <madjoe> What does this mean: bzr: ERROR: Not a branch: "bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~iguanamiyagi/pidgin-webkit/karmic-fixes/". ??
[02:18] <kerin> lemongt, does it tell you what drive it's trying (failing) to access?
[02:18] <lemongt> ymm... /dev/sdb
[02:19] <lemongt> also "can not mount /dev/loop1 on /cow"
[02:19] <Jordan_U> madjoe: That is not a branch, it's probably a directory that contains multiple branches .
[02:19] <madjoe> Jordan_U: got it
[02:20] <kerin> lemongt, it sounds to me as though for some reason the liveusb environment is losing track of the device it's mounted on in some strange, arcane fashion
[02:20] <kerin> lemongt, in light of which vivid's advice is good
[02:20] <ddrj> i used unetbootin-windows-408.exe to create a bootable USB drive along with the ubuntu 9.10 iso image. I get this error message when booting from bios:
[02:20] <ddrj> No bootable partition in table.
[02:20] <ddrj> any ideas?
[02:20] <kerin> lemongt, although their advice was good in the first place, mind :)
[02:20] <lemongt> so i'm looking for a non-graphical install?
[02:20] <vivid> no, when he said black screen i was thinking video failure, if its not finding his usb disk it wont help
[02:20] <lemongt> this will help?
[02:21] <kerin> vivid, my thought is that it has to find his usb disk to load the live environment
[02:21] <kerin> so it obviously works at SOME point
[02:21] <lemongt> it's BOOTING from the disk just fine.  You think it's loosing it while giving me errors about it in what looks like linux style?
[02:21] <kerin> so using the alternate installer may "just work" for him.
[02:22] <karan> fuck u guyz never helped
[02:22] <karan> :(
[02:22] <karan> sorry
[02:22] <NewWorld> karan:  What's the problem?
[02:22] <karan> nobbody will help me
[02:22] <vivid> his flash player is laggy
[02:22] <karan> yeah what vivid said
[02:22] <kerin> lemongt, while i haven't seen your exact situation before i have had the occasional system where some piece of the hardware just won't play right
[02:23] <kerin> lemongt, you feel comfortable doing a non-graphical install?
[02:23] <NewWorld> karan:  There are 2 flash packages, did you alternate to see if one works better than the other?
[02:23] <lemongt> no idea
[02:23] <karan> um yeah
[02:23] <karan> i just
[02:23] <karan> installed the one form their site
[02:23] <karan> that said apt
[02:23] <lemongt> i've never touched linux or any variation of it before
[02:23] <karan> or somethin
[02:23] <vivid> lemongt, its the same as the graphical one practically
[02:23] <FloodBot1> karan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:23] <karan> its still lagging
[02:23] <kerin> lemongt, it's basically the exact same process except without mouse control  the dialogs look similar, even
[02:24] <kerin> (control  *)
[02:24] <NewWorld> karan:  Look in the repositories, and install the one there. It's distro specific so probably works better. Uninstall the one you got from the site first.
[02:24] <kerin> (...control. *)
[02:24] <NewWorld> karan:  Maybe hardware can't handle it. Has it ever played smoothly on that machine?
[02:24] <karan> yes
[02:24] <Prestidigitonium> can someone please help me turn on eth0 for dhcp again?
[02:24] <karan> on windows 7
[02:24] <karan> i could watch hd
[02:25] <kerin> karan: you said "hd" so i'm a little curious
[02:25] <kerin> is this machine a netbook?
[02:25] <karan> yeah utube hd 720p
[02:25] <polird> rebooting, wish me luck! :)
[02:25] <NewWorld> karan:  Is it just flash? Or HD video files too? Then maybe your video drivers aren't set up properly.
[02:25] <ddrj> can you still use unetbootin if you don't have ANY OS on your computer (blank hard drive)
[02:25] <karan> um flash cuz everything geos slow
[02:25] <karan> n i see 1 frame per 10 seconds
[02:25] <NewWorld> ddrj:  Where would you r un the program from then?
[02:26] <ddrj> no i mean
[02:26] <ddrj> on the target machine
[02:26] <ddrj> i would run the program on my laptop and create the usb drive
[02:26] <Prestidigitonium> hmm
[02:26] <ddrj> then take the usb drive to the target machine
[02:26] <NewWorld> karan:  Like I said, install the flash package that is in the ubuntu repo
[02:26] <ddrj> and boot from there
[02:26] <NewWorld> ddrj:  Yeah I did that before, works fine.
[02:26] <ddrj> ok good, i got a problem tho
[02:26] <karan> i did
[02:26] <vivid> Prestidigitonium, 'sudo vim /etc/network/interfaces'  change static to dhcp, comment out the static ip lines, then 'sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart'
[02:26] <kerin> karan:  which version of ubuntu are you running?
[02:27] <ddrj> when i boot from USB drive, this is the error i get:
[02:27] <ddrj> No bootable partition in table.
[02:27] <karan> karmic
[02:27] <NewWorld> karan:  You said you installed from the Adobe site :/
[02:27] <karan> i tried both
[02:27] <happyface>  why does my wifi card not show up in nm-applet unless I reinstall gnome-network-manager and reboot?
[02:27] <karan> ill reinstall from software center
[02:27] <ddrj> NewWorld: ever see that error when u boot from ur usb drive? "No bootable partition in table."
[02:27] <kerin> NewWorld, he doesn't need to uninstall if he installed from adobe i don't think
[02:27] <drdr> gah
[02:27] <drdr> anyone her know when rubygems will be updated
[02:27] <rumpsy> chelz: thank you i'm moving, ...i got something here.. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1417945
[02:28] <iflema> y
[02:28] <karan> like i can watch really low quality vids n it wont lagg
[02:28] <karan> but
[02:28] <kerin> karan: seriously, though.  you using a netbook?
[02:28] <karan> anything high qualit even if not hd is laggy
[02:28] <NewWorld> ddrj:  No never got that. Maybe use Gparted to set the partition active?
[02:28] <karan> nope
[02:28] <karan> ibm t42p
[02:28] <karan> i got 1gb of ram
[02:28] <vivid> does your connection suck karan?
[02:28] <karan> no
[02:28] <ddrj> NewWorld: currently in vista tho ;\\ hmm
[02:28] <FloodBot1> karan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:28] <NewWorld> kerin:  It was just to make sure they weren't conflicting with each other.
[02:28] <Nikyo> Hooray ! , I just completed installing Ubuntu 9.10 alt installer version on a old Pentium 3 with 256 MB of ram, and on a 10 GB hard drive. I have Apache installed on it. http://linux.myeffect.net
[02:29] <NewWorld> ddrj:  Np, you can use any other disk authoring software. Maybe the native windows one can set it as bootable.
[02:29] <rumpsy> karan: don't use multiple lines
[02:29] <kerin> NewWorld, pretty sure the flash plugin is a single file + symlinks and the adobe version isn't in a package.  installing the distro version will overwrite.
[02:29] <Firefishe> How does grub differ from grub2?
[02:29] <NewWorld> karan:  Did you try different browsers?
[02:29] <karan> yes
[02:29] <karan> opera, ff, and chrom
[02:29] <karan> chrome*
[02:30] <rumpsy> karan: you can try like this, at first download that file and try to play in xine or anyother player you want
[02:30] <NewWorld> kerin:  I didn't know the package in as much detail as you, so I advised the safe way :)
[02:30] <jpds> !enter | karan
[02:31] <jacob_> i nrrd help
[02:31] <jpds> !ask | jacob_
[02:31] <ConfusedButEnthu> Nothing on Lexmark print drivers meant for 8.04, tried on 9.10 resulting in locking on root password entry?
[02:31] <Guest62739> do i play dvd movies om ubuntu
[02:31] <rumpsy> Guest62739: yup
[02:31] <skraps> guest: do you?
[02:31] <Guest62739> i dot know how
[02:32] <karan> what like stream through vlc..? but thats kinda irratating
[02:32] <rumpsy> Guest62739: install xine
[02:32] <Guest62739> ok will play sore dvds
[02:32] <karan> its strange cuz in fedora and sabayon i neve rhad this problem
[02:32] <mummp> Hey there, I´m looking for a flash photo gallery with maximum dimension of 541x481. I know it´s pretty small, but it should be very good looking and as useful as dfgalery. It should easily be integratable into a FLA-file. Does anyone here know of such?
[02:32] <rumpsy> Guest62739: you can
[02:32] <sixtila> ConfusedButEnthu http://www.debuntu.org/2006/04/24/34-ubuntu-default-root-password-or-the-sudo-way
[02:32] <karan> but i hate fedoras package manger and sabayon wasnt stable
[02:32] <NewWorld> mummp:  I don't think that's ubuntu-related.
[02:33] <ConfusedButEnthu> sixtila: Thanks, I'll go look. . .
[02:33] <rumpsy> !libxine
[02:33] <rumpsy> !xine
[02:33] <NewWorld> karan:  Would downgrading to Flash 9 be a good idea to try?
[02:33] <jacob__> do u play sor dvds on
[02:33] <seanbrystone> rumpsy, its !info <package>
[02:33] <karan> let me try
[02:33] <rumpsy> okay
[02:33] <rumpsy> !info xine
[02:33] <rumpsy> lol
[02:33] <skraps> guest: totem comes prepackaged in ubuntu and it plays dvds too
[02:34] <skraps> !info totem
[02:34] <mummp> NewWorld: are you sure? ;)
[02:34] <ddrj> NewWorld: sorry man i got disconnected
[02:34] <rumpsy> i donno why ubottu  don't have info about xine
[02:34] <NewWorld> mummp:  Yeah seems to be about flash :/
[02:34] <ddrj> but yeah i'm on vista atm x( so no gparted
[02:34] <NewWorld> ddrj:  Use another disk authoring package :)
[02:34] <vivid> !info xine-ui
[02:35] <ddrj> googling
[02:35] <NewWorld> ddrj:  Try the one that comes with Windows first
[02:35] <rumpsy> ddrj: you can use paragon partition editor
[02:35] <ddrj> NewWorld: which one is that?
[02:35] <ddrj> rumpsy: googling :D
[02:35] <NewWorld> rumpsy:  I don't think that's freeware
[02:35] <ddrj> ah crap x(
[02:36] <m00se> NewWorld - they have a lite version
[02:36] <rumpsy> NewWorld: yup its not freeware
[02:36] <ddrj> oh wait i think i know
[02:36] <ddrj> disk manager ?
[02:36] <NewWorld> ddrj:  R-Click 'Myc Computer' > Manage > Disk Management?
[02:36] <karan> ok um
[02:36] <ddrj> thjanks
[02:36] <karan> when i play youtube
[02:36] <karan> in fullscreen it plays fine
[02:36] <rumpsy> NewWorld: i'll crack it
[02:36] <karan> but when its normal it laggs like craz
[02:36] <NewWorld> rumpsy:  :D :D
[02:36] <ddrj> hmm NewWorld, usb's boot is set to Primary
[02:36] <NewWorld> karan:  That's such a strange problem :S
[02:36] <ddrj> is this correct or does it need to be Active ?
[02:37] <NewWorld> ddrj:  It needs to be active.
[02:38] <ddrj> hmmm the make partition as active option is grayed out x(
[02:38] <ddrj> time to try a freeware parition manager
[02:38] <NewWorld> karan:  What about other flash? Like flash cartoons or games that don't embed FLV?
[02:38] <seanbrystone> How could I set my fstab so that way i can just mount my external easy like: sudo mount BigExternal? It gets auto mounted with its UUID, when I log in, but if i unmount it i cant mount it without re-logging. Here's my fstab http://paste.ubuntu.com/394896/
[02:38] <NewWorld> ddrj:  It might be greyed out because it's already been marked. Probablly actually. What OS is on the USB?
[02:39] <ddrj> NewWorld: Ubuntu 9.10
[02:39] <ddrj> using that unetbootin method
[02:39] <Sattvic> Anyone have experience with Eucalyptus?
[02:39] <karan> yes this sucks
[02:39] <Jordan_U> Sattvic: Might have more luck in #ubuntu-server
[02:39] <NewWorld> ddrj:  DId you format the USB before writing to it? Or did it explicitely say it formatted for you?
[02:39] <karan> fedora would play utube fine
[02:40] <karan> only ubuntu and mint linux laggs
[02:40] <rumpsy> NewWorld: is there is option to resize the ntfs partition after booting into ubuntu using cd
[02:40] <karan> but i hate fedora package manging sofwtare..
[02:40] <ddrj> NewWorld: yeah i formated it before writing to it
[02:40] <NewWorld> rumpsy:  Can't you do that with Gparted?
[02:40] <Sattvic> @jordan - thanks!
[02:41] <rumpsy> NewWorld: tell that to ddrj
[02:41] <NewWorld> I didn't know he wanted to resize :s
[02:41] <chelz> seanbrystone: "sudo mount /media/BigExternal" would work if the folder /media/BigExternal exists
[02:41] <ddrj> rumpsy: i don't have gparted on vista ;\\
[02:41] <ddrj> NewWorld: yeah i formated it before writing to it
[02:41] <seanbrystone> chelz, ok ill give that a try thanks :)
[02:42] <chelz> seanbrystone: you can setup a bash alias for any line if you want also
[02:42] <NewWorld> ddrj:  I'm really not sure then. You could try getting a disk authoring soft and making sure that that partition is set to active :/
[02:42] <ddrj> ok
[02:42] <rumpsy> ddrj: you can resize or delete, or create a partition after booting into ubuntu
[02:42] <ddrj> yeah i can't even boot into ubuntu
[02:42] <seanbrystone> chelz, yeah im not a bash scripter though
[02:42] <ddrj> this is the error rumpsy , one sec
[02:42] <ddrj> No bootable partition in table.
[02:43] <chelz> seanbrystone: you just have to put in a line like this in your ~/.bashrc file: alias ll='ls -l'
[02:43] <rumpsy> ddrj: ummm, check usb bootable settings in BIOS
[02:44] <rumpsy> NewWorld: am i right?
[02:44] <ddrj> already did, i set it to boot priority x(
[02:44] <jacob__> xnie is not working
[02:44] <ddrj> it was cd rom before, now it's usb first
[02:44] <seanbrystone> chelz, the sudo mount /media/BigExternal worked thanks :)   ill do that bash thing now too thanks for that too :D
[02:44] <rosco> no one active is in lubuntu and that is what i need advice on
[02:44] <NewWorld> ddrj:  I'm not sure if it's the same for SSD drives as it is for HDDs, but you could try recreating the partition table itself.. I remember having to do that for a _HDD_
[02:44] <rosco> i've just installed the alpah 3 of lubunutu.  first time installing ubuntu on HDD.
[02:44] <jacob__> dvds work
[02:44] <jacob__> dvds not wrk
[02:44] <rosco> ow are updates found?  is there an alert such as on Mint that i've used for over a year now?
[02:44] <hipitihop> is there a command to tell what frequency my duel core atom 330 system is currently running at ?
[02:45] <chelz> seanbrystone: in your ~/.bashrc file: alias mntbigext='sudo mount /media/BigExternal'
[02:45] <jacob__> vista is gay windoes7 is gay
[02:45] <rumpsy> ddrj: check here http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-x-ubuntu-610/
[02:45] <ddrj> thanks rumpsy checkin
[02:45] <Ganymede> jacob__, thanks for the input
[02:45] <seanbrystone> jacob__, please don't use 'gay' that way.
[02:45] <rosco> how do i find updates for lubuntu?
[02:46] <vivid> rosco, on any debian system, you can use 'apt-get update' to refresh package lists and 'apt-get upgrade' to upgrade packages
[02:46] <ddrj> ah i can't do that x( i don't have a cd rom drive or floppy on target machine x(
[02:46] <erUSUL> hipitihop: cpufreq-info
[02:46] <Sattvic> I have a few questions for a server admin...
[02:46] <jacob__> sudo
[02:46] <rumpsy> ddrj: you need to read fully
[02:46] <rosco> vivid, hey, thanks.  will do
[02:46] <ddrj> ok
[02:46] <vivid> jacob__, vlc will play your dvd, try it
[02:46] <NewWorld> !ask | Sattvic
[02:46] <chelz> ddrj: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=811397
[02:46] <xiong> I made a clean install of Karmic after backing up *all* my HD. I restored my home folder and reinstalled the applications I use. But all my MySQL tables are gone! (It's obvious, now; they were not in ~, of course.) Which files must I restore from backup to get my old databases back?
[02:47] <ddrj> thanks chelz checkin
[02:47] <shayera> ahablan español
[02:47] <jacob__> my yahoo dot work do i make it wrk
[02:47] <NewWorld> jacob__:  Launcher > Multimedia > Movie Player
[02:47] <shayera> hablan*
[02:47] <ddrj> chelz: already done that x( that's what gives me the error of no bootable partition in table. and i can't burn cds / use floppys because both my machine and target machine don't have either floppy/cdrom drives x(
[02:47] <NewWorld> jacob__:  Ohh I think not Multimedia, but Sound & Video
[02:48] <ddrj> only usb + hard drive, i might have to do a net install
[02:48] <xiong> There are many, many files related to 'mysql'. Which ones are the "meat"?
[02:48] <Sattvic> I want to get some server space on EC2 and I want to know:  how many logins, how many ftp accounts, how many admin control panels per ftp account can I have?
[02:48] <ddrj> oh wait a minute... they formatted in fat32... i did it in ntfs
[02:48] <rumpsy> ddrj: yes
[02:48] <karan> ok im going to install fedora
[02:48] <karan> cuz i cnt take this anymore
[02:48] <karan> even though fedora sucks
[02:49] <rumpsy> ddrj: and also check what i gave
[02:49] <jacob__> ty
[02:49] <chelz> ddrj: that will fix it. make sure it's formatted fat32
[02:49] <seanbrystone> thousands of distros, why limit to just Fedora/Ubuntu  karan?
[02:49] <chelz> as per http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/unetbootin/wiki/guide
[02:49] <karan> fedora
[02:49] <karan> was the most stable
[02:49] <seanbrystone> so many options out there
[02:49] <karan> ive tried 100 ofs them
[02:49] <karan> sabayon eventually failed on me
[02:49] <BluesKaj> karan, good luck ... threatening to leave won't encourage help
[02:49] <chelz> karan: install fedora alongside ubuntu and take the time to figure out what it does right
[02:50] <karan> my hdd is only 60gb
[02:50] <karan> so
[02:50] <karan> rlly i cnt
[02:50] <vivid> karan, or rather, what you did wrong
[02:50] <drdr> my hdd is 4gb
[02:50] <karan> really?
[02:50] <drdr> and yet i dual boout fedora and ubuntu
[02:50] <chelz> karan: have a shared /home and have separate partitions for each OS
[02:50] <drdr> yep
[02:50] <drdr> netbook
[02:50] <karan> 4gb?
[02:50] <karan> 40gb?
[02:50] <vivid> you can install linux onto a floppy disk
[02:51] <vivid> so 4 gigs is more than enough for a full system
[02:51] <karan> my laptop dont have a floppy
[02:51] <ddrj> chelz, rumpsy thanks guys i'm going to try it now :D
[02:51] <karan> ok
[02:51] <karan> fedora
[02:51] <Sattvic> Can anyone expalin how EC2 is different from my linux shared hosting - can I have Pleask installed for each domain using EC2?
[02:51] <karan> mabye untill i get new ram or somehting
[02:51] <karan> ill reinstall ubuntu
[02:51] <karan> or ill wait of ubuntu lynx to come out
[02:51] <seanbrystone> karan, i was just going to say Lucid coming out soon :)
[02:51] <erUSUL> Sattvic: #ubuntu-server
[02:52] <karan> lol
[02:52] <chelz> karan: try installing fedora and copying over the .so flashplugin
[02:52] <karan> o
[02:52] <karan> deos
[02:52] <karan> freebsd have a gui?
[02:52] <Jordan_U> karan: Yes.
[02:52] <karan> cuz their no pics of it
[02:52] <CUBED> ConfusedButEnthused: rejoined as CUBED.  Still looking for advice on Lexmark print driver for 8.04 not getting past root password screen in 9.10.
[02:52] <erUSUL> karan: sure the same as any linux
[02:52] <karan> gnome?
[02:52] <vivid> karan, it uses gnome
[02:52] <blakkheim> karan: /join #freebsd
[02:52] <ZykoticK9> karan, yes freebsd has a gui.  If you want the best flash support out there give opensolaris a try ;)
[02:52] <karan> is it fatser?
[02:53] <karan> i heard solaris sucks
[02:53] <blakkheim> !ot | ZykoticK9 karan
[02:53] <seanbrystone> karan, 5 more days till the Lucid beta, ok ok i wont say anymore ill get yelled at , but anyways try lucid in 5 days :)  *shutting up*
[02:53]  * NewWorld yells
[02:53] <usser> karan, with all due respect if you're having trouble configuring ubuntu, i doubt you'll find bsd any friendlier
[02:53] <vivid> ^^ so true
[02:53] <karan> i guess
[02:54] <rumpsy> usser: yes you are exactly
[02:54] <karan> cuz
[02:54] <Nollog> Where's gloom?
[02:54] <sahal> firefox 3.0.18 keeps crashing before youtube videos load on ubuntu 8.04LTS
[02:54] <liKao> Has anybody gotten DVB-T to work, or should i wait for lucid too?
[02:54] <karan> i   had this problem with mint linux too cuz it was ubuntu based
[02:54] <NewWorld> I don't think she has trouble configuiring it's just that Flash doesn't work on her machine. She/he used 2 distros before so it'll be fine imio
[02:55] <karan> ye its just flash
[02:55] <karan> n lol
[02:55] <karan> its not a she
[02:55] <karan> its pronounce
[02:55] <karan> dif
[02:55] <FloodBot1> karan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:55] <lullabud> honestly, i think bsd has some really nifty tools that linux could use.
[02:55] <NewWorld> karan:  Sounds a lot like karen sorry
[02:55] <madjoe> does anyone use Adium theme for Pidgin?
[02:55] <lullabud> networksetup and hdiutil come to mind...
[02:55] <tara_aja> jember
[02:56] <karan> not many nerdy linuc girls..cept for the nixipixel one
[02:56] <lullabud> karan: i'd stay away from solaris  unless you want to dive into the gritty unix environment
[02:56] <hipitihop> erUSUL, thanks, installings cpufrequtils now
[02:56] <madjoe> nixipixel is hot :)
[02:56] <karan> what do u mean gritty
[02:56] <rosco> vivid, i updated.  THX.  is there a way for it to look for updates and ask to install them?
[02:56] <lullabud> karan: like reading the man pages thoroughly and stuff.  solaris has so many unique things that aren't immediately obvious.
[02:57] <vivid> rosco, 'apt-get update' to refresh package lists, 'apt-get upgrade' to install any upgrades available
[02:57] <karan> deos UNIX have a solid gui
[02:57] <karan> ?
[02:57] <vivid> it will ask you yes or no if you want to take action
[02:57] <lullabud> karan: and don't even get me started on sun hardware, lol.   good hardware, but holy hell it's unique...  no power button?  you have to telnet in or serial in and type poweron
[02:57] <blakkheim> karan: please take this to the offtopic channel
[02:57] <Random832> karan, well, you can run gnome or kde on any "unix", and the default opensolaris setup runs with gnome
[02:57] <rosco> vivid, it will not automatically look for updates?  as with Mint?  i must do it manually?  it wouldn't be a big deal.  i'd do it when i water the plants
[02:58] <Random832> commercial unixes also often have something called CDE
[02:58] <vivid> rosco, i dont know, i dont use lubuntu, ask them
[02:58] <hipitihop> erUSUL, hmm, all cpus return "no or unknown cpufreq driver is active on this CPU"
[02:58] <sahal> my firefox is crashing. how do i diagnose this?
[02:58] <erUSUL> hipitihop: then just see what freq the cpu reports in /proc/cpuinfo
[02:58] <vivid> rosco, if you have update-manager, you should already be notified when updates are available
[02:58] <rosco> vivid, lubuntu isn't active.  everyone must be out on the town
[02:58] <karan> really
[02:58] <rosco> wher eis update manager? lubuntu is very like ubuntu proper
[02:58] <karan> is unix better than linux
[02:58] <Random832> IRIX has its own motif-ish desktop environment
[02:59] <NewWorld> sahal:  When does it crash?
[02:59] <karan> since its like the ganddady
[02:59] <chelz> !luubuntu | rosco
[02:59] <NewWorld> karan:  Linux is based on UNIX. Please take to OT channel
[02:59] <chelz> !lubuntu | rosco
[02:59] <lullabud> karan: when i say unix i just mean *nix... basically everything except windows.  bsd, solaris, aix, linux, etc..
[02:59] <lullabud> karan: pretty much every OS on the planet right now is a unix based OS, except windows.
[02:59] <karan> mhmm
[02:59] <lullabud> mainstream anyways...
[03:00] <sahal> NewWorld: sometimes it crashes in gmail.  it crashes every time i try to load youtube videos
[03:00] <rosco> chelz, and ubottu i'll take that b/c they look the same, there are great differences
[03:00] <lullabud> ...and i guess there are some phone OSes that aren't *nix...
[03:00] <CUBED> I cannot get Lexmark X2600 driver that was written for 8.04 to install on 9.10 due to root password edit failure.  Any ideas?
[03:00] <NewWorld> sahal:  What firefox version? What flash version installed?
[03:00] <ZykoticK9> CUBED, are you running the command with "sudo"?
[03:01] <lullabud> CUBED: root password edit failure?
[03:01] <drdr> ...
[03:01] <sahal> NewWorld: firefox 3.0.18 flash 10.0 r32 ubuntu 8.04
[03:01] <CUBED> ZykoticK9: I tried several ways.  The install setup actually prompts for password and doesn't know what to do with it.
[03:02] <vivid> CUBED, 'sudo dpkg -i <full_package_name>'
[03:02] <NewWorld> sahal:  Was it working fine at some time in the past? Do you want to upgrade to 3.5/3.6, it could solve everything.
[03:02] <CUBED> lullabud: Yes, the install setup prompts and prompts with right password entered every time.
[03:02] <ZykoticK9> CUBED, try using "sudo -i" then installing
[03:02] <Dougdoug4> When I used Empathy for the first time, it changed the little shutdown icon next to my name in the upper right-hand corner to a status text bubble thing, how do I change it back to the shutdown icon?
[03:03] <psvasti> how do i install chrome?
[03:03] <CUBED> ZykoticK9: "sudo -i"  I'll try it.
[03:03] <sahal> NewWorld: it was working fine until like 3 days ago when apt-get updated firefox.  yeah i'd like to upgrade but i'm not sure how to.  it seems like verything is updated when i type apt-get update and apt-get upgrade.
[03:03] <ZykoticK9> psvasti, if you want Chromium then add the PPA https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/ppa, if you want Google Chrome download it from google and install
[03:04] <liKao> psvati: you can add a repository for google chrome... let me look it up
[03:04] <ZykoticK9> psvasti, http://www.google.com/chrome for "Google Chrome"
[03:04] <Darkyyy> :)
[03:04] <letalis> ZykoticK9, there is a google repository for most if not all of the google linux apps
[03:04] <Darkyyy> i'm on windows 7
[03:05] <liKao> psvati: you can add the repository deb http://dl.google.com/linux/deb/ stable main
[03:05] <NewWorld> sahal:  You could try downgrading to a previous release (before the update) though I wouldn't know how to do that. Or you could upgrade to 3.6 using tutorials like this one: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-firefox-3-6-in-ubuntu-karmicjauntyintrepidhardy.html
[03:05] <ZykoticK9> letalis, if you install the Google Chrome DEB it adds the Google repo
[03:05] <letalis> ZykoticK9, i never knew that
[03:05] <letalis> LOL
[03:06] <Dougdoug4> When I used Empathy for the first time, it changed the little shutdown icon next to my name in the upper right-hand corner to a status text bubble thing, how do I change it back to the shutdown icon?
[03:06] <goddard> how do I update virtual box?
[03:06] <NewWorld> sahal:  Though uninstalling something that is not in the repos is untested and could be unstable/unsecured.
[03:06] <ZykoticK9> goddard, are you using the OSE or PUEL version?
[03:06] <goddard> I'm not sure
[03:06] <ZykoticK9> goddard, did you install using Ubuntu repo or from Oracle's site?
[03:07] <goddard> ubuntu repo
[03:07] <Dougdoug4> When I used Empathy for the first time, it changed the little shutdown icon next to my name in the upper right-hand corner to a status text bubble thing, how do I change it back to the shutdown icon?
[03:07] <sahal> NewWorld: i was trying to figure out how to like file a bug report
[03:07] <NewWorld> karan:  Hmm just had a thought. Maybe it's something to do with 32bit/64bit? ;o
[03:07] <Darkyyy> hi everyone
[03:07] <sahal> NewWorld: and get crash reports and stuff
[03:07] <goddard> or a deb file I can't remember
[03:07] <ZykoticK9> goddard, then you'd have to wait for Lucid (or find a PPA) for upgrade, or switch to Oracle's version (which supports USB in VMs) at http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[03:07] <karan> o.0
[03:08] <karan> im 32bit
[03:08] <NewWorld> sahal:  You could try running firefox from terminal and check the terminal for error messages once it crashes.
[03:08] <dbook82> I'm having trouble installing and running Conky and also I'm a n00b to ubuntu, can anyone help me?
[03:08] <Dougdoug4> When I used Empathy for the first time, it changed the little shutdown icon next to my name in the upper right-hand corner to a status text bubble thing, how do I change it back to the shutdown icon?
[03:08] <NewWorld> karan:  32bit OS? 32 CPU? 32 flash binary package?
[03:08] <mathis_> where can i find info how to install audacity for xubuntu 9.04?
[03:08] <goddard> Zykotick9 alright thanks
[03:08] <ZykoticK9> goddard, does " apt-cache policy virtualbox-ose" show it as being installed?
[03:08] <lullabud> Dougdoug4: have you tried restarting X to see if it comes back normal?
[03:08] <xlukasx> Hey fellas?
[03:09] <goddard> Zykotick9 it returns installed none
[03:09] <Dougdoug4> no lullabud
[03:09] <Dougdoug4> how do I restart X?
[03:09] <lullabud> Dougdoug4: did you try restarting your computer?  that would restart x
[03:09] <kavurt> can I find and reinstall packages I uninstalled?
[03:09] <ZykoticK9> goddard, then you probably have the PUEL version -- see details for adding the repo (and thus getting updates) at http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[03:09] <lullabud> Dougdoug4: otherwise you can hit ctrl-alt-backspace.  beware that it will terminate all of your open apps.
[03:09] <vivid> Dougdoug4, 'sudo restart gdm' if youre on karmic
[03:09] <NewWorld> kavurt:  Use synaptic.
[03:10] <goddard> Zykotick9 alright thanks
[03:10] <sonny> Is it possible to install ubuntu onto a new (blank) hard drive?
[03:10] <NewWorld> sonny:  yep
[03:10] <liKao> sonny: yes
[03:10] <kavurt> NewWorld: I can't. because my X doesn't start
[03:11] <ZykoticK9> !clone > kavurt
[03:11] <jaypur> to run ssh in my server, what do i need to install??? openssh??? or just ssh?? i forgot... i'm building a tutorial
[03:11] <sonny> Sweet! Is there anything special I need to do before downloading and installing, or will it walk me through?
[03:11] <liKao> sonny: it's almost automatic
[03:11] <lullabud> jaypur: openssh-server is the server
[03:12] <NewWorld> kavurt:  Use apt-cache to search for packages. Use 'apt-get install/reinstall' to install packages.
[03:12] <ZykoticK9> liKao, "almost"
[03:12] <liKao> Zyko: well, a few choices are left
[03:12] <dbook82> can someone help a newbie or direct a newbie to a newbie channel?
[03:12] <ZykoticK9> liKao, :)
[03:13] <sonny> Ok, I'll go ahead and give it a whirl. Thanks.
[03:13] <NewWorld> dbook82:  If it's ubuntu-related, here is fine.
[03:13] <jaypur> lullabud, so to run it i just need openssh???
[03:13] <lullabud> dbook82: i'm sure people in here would be glad to help
[03:13] <mawst> Is there a page, news site or some such that updates us with new packages being added to the repos?
[03:13] <lullabud> jaypur: "to run it"?
[03:13] <liKao> ZykoticK9: and the kubuntu partioner is kinda broken, so don't use that *gg*
[03:13] <lullabud> jaypur: what exactly are you trying to do?
[03:14] <vivid> mawst, http://packages.ubuntu.com/  not sure if it will show you what is newly added though
[03:14] <jaypur> lullabud, i'm already doing it, i'm just writing a tutorial, and i need to know exactly the comands... i need to install @ the server, openssh... and what about ssh?
[03:14] <jacob__> lullabud: It worked, your so smart
[03:14] <dbook82> ok thanks... I'm having trouble configuring Conky,
[03:14] <ZykoticK9> mawst, Ubuntu does not do rolling updates - so you should never see "new" packages, just security/bug fixes
[03:14] <liKao> jaypur: openssh is needed to get out, openssh-server is needed to get in
[03:14] <lullabud> jacob__: ...what worked?
[03:15] <jacob__> restarting X
[03:15] <lullabud> jaypur: you need to install the server on the server, and the client on the client.
[03:15] <Darkyyy> hey
[03:15] <lullabud> jacob__: oh, i think your name changed.  were you dougdoug before?
[03:16] <mawst> eh
[03:16] <mawst> Well so there's nothing new? :/
[03:16] <ZykoticK9> mawst, only when a new version comes out - then there are new packages
[03:16] <lullabud> mawst: write something new and submit it! ;-)
[03:16] <dbook82> i've tried installing it thru the terminal and when i go to set up the .conkyrc it doesn't want to run
[03:17] <seek3r> May i get some assistance  with getting my built-in webcam to work. =/
[03:17] <jaypur> lullabud, i forgot what i have installed grr...
[03:17] <mawst> Perhaps.
[03:17] <lullabud> jaypur: openssh-server is the server, openssh is the client
[03:17] <jaypur> lullabud, i don't know if i installed openssh server, but it's running...
[03:17] <NewWorld> ZykoticK9:  "Ubuntu does not do rolling updates" what is the name to that describes Ubuntu's way of updating?
[03:18] <mawst> Turtle-Esque
[03:18] <ZykoticK9> NewWorld, no idea -- not updates, lol
[03:18] <jaypur> lullabud, at ubuntu server... i install openssh-server, and at the normal pc... openssh... is that it?
[03:18] <NewWorld> !ask | seek3r
[03:18] <liKao> jaypur: if you can do "ssh yourmachine" from somewhere else you have openssh-server installed
[03:18] <ChogyDan> NewWorld: time based releases, cadence
[03:18] <Darkyyy> hi everyone
[03:18] <ZykoticK9> ChogyDan, thanks
[03:18] <lullabud> jaypur: no, openssh-server is the service you connect to.  openssh is the client you use to connect to the server with.
[03:19] <lullabud> jaypur: you can install openssh-server on any ubuntu system
[03:19] <jaypur> lullabud, aaah now i got it
[03:19] <NewWorld> ChogyDan:  Thank you
[03:19] <jaypur> lullabud, but what's the difference if i type sudo apt-get install openssh, or openssh-server, or just ssh?
[03:19] <vivid> ssh is a meta package that links to both openssh and openssh-server
[03:20] <lullabud> jaypur: fyi, there are a LOT of great articles on how to do amazing things with ssh.  ssh is one of the most powerful tools that linux has.
[03:20] <jaypur> hmmm
[03:20] <liKao> lullabud: do you have a link handy?
[03:20] <lullabud> liKao: for...?
[03:20] <sahal> NewWorld: i only see "segmentation fault"
[03:20] <kavurt> thanks ZykoticK9
[03:20] <sahal> NewWorld: is there a crash reporter for firefox on ubuntu
[03:20] <liKao> lullabud: the ssh tricks you mentioned
[03:21] <seek3r> I have downloaded and installed camorama and it gives me an error "Could not connect to video device (/dev/video0). Please check connection.". How would i solve this problem?
[03:21] <NewWorld> sahal:  That's a common, but broad error, sorry dunno what to do there. Dunno about a crash reporter either :/
[03:21] <lullabud> liKao: hold and i'll find some...
[03:21] <ZykoticK9> kavurt, had to scroll up to see what the thanks for for -- clone, right.  Best of luck man.
[03:21] <ChogyDan> seek3r: that just means it isn't working
[03:21] <supermatt1000> can some one help me install this http://qjoypad.sourceforge.net/#download i need it and there is no deb for it
[03:22] <greezmunkey> It looks like .profile will add $home/bin to the path if it exists...Is this the preferred place to put generic scripts?
[03:22] <seek3r> ChogyDan, My webcam  is built-in.
[03:22] <ChogyDan> seek3r: so what, it still may not be supported by default in linux
[03:23] <ChogyDan> seek3r: some webcams need a driver
[03:23] <lullabud> liKao: well, this isn't advanced, but it's useful... how to enable passwordless, key-based logins. - http://www.hackinglinuxexposed.com/articles/20021211.html
[03:23] <lullabud> liKao: you could also check out `man ssh_config` for a bunch of cool tricks for your ~/.ssh/config file
[03:24] <ChogyDan> seek3r: I think the place to start is either using lspci and lspcmcia to find the model of the webcam, or by installing easycam2 and seeing if that works.  You may also want to start by running gstreamer-properties and seeing if the cam works there
[03:24] <lullabud> liKao: you can do things like proxy through a remote host tunneled over ssh, which can secure your internet connection while using public wifi networks... tons of neat tricks.
[03:24] <supermatt1000> can some one help me install this http://qjoypad.sourceforge.net/#download i need it and there is no deb for it
[03:24] <Semitones> hey ho, what's the keyboard shortcut to open the applications menu?
[03:24] <jaypur> lullabud, so i'll write at my tutorial that the user should run at server and client, sudo apt-get install ssh, and everything will be ok right?
[03:24] <liKao> lullabud: i am mainly looking for some ways to make it as secure as possible, as I am already getting some break-in attempts on that service
[03:24] <NewWorld> Semitones:  Alt+F1?
[03:24] <mawst> How do I add a mount to the um... locate database?
[03:25] <lullabud> liKao: one thing i used to do was ssh on my linux machine, open a tunnel to a system that was behind the firewall, then use my windows machine to RDC over that ssh tunnel.  pretty slick for getting GUI access to systems behind a firewall when all you have is ssh access.
[03:25] <lullabud> liKao: ah man, yeah... the brute force attacks suck.  change the default port for sure.
[03:25] <q0_0p> does anyone know why when poping in windows installation disk it gives me a blank screen?
[03:26] <Semitones> NewWorld, that sounds right. I guess it just doesn't work in lubuntu
[03:26] <q0_0p> is it because windows doesn't like linux?
[03:26] <seek3r> ChogyDan, Ok thanks for your response.
[03:26] <NewWorld> q0_0p:  Bad media? Corrupted?
[03:26] <lullabud> mawst: check /etc/updatedb.conf
[03:26] <NewWorld> Semitones:  Run 'gconf-editor' and try to find the setting there
[03:27] <Semitones> thank you
[03:27] <lullabud> liKao: another thing you can do to secure ssh is do a whitelist on users who are allowed to authenticate...
[03:27] <liKao> lullabud: what i'd love it to do is to still use the normal port in the local network, but another one from remote.... mainly because i am just lazy i guess
[03:28] <lullabud> liKao: this is good for if there's an exploit in one of the services that has an account on your system
[03:28] <jaypur> lullabud, got it
[03:28] <supermatt1000> can some one help me install this http://qjoypad.sourceforge.net/#download i need it and there is no deb for it
[03:28] <seek3r> ChogyDan, Everything works now. I only had to tweak some settings within gstreamer-properties. Thank you very much.
[03:28] <ChogyDan> seek3r: great!  glad it worked out
[03:28] <lullabud> liKao: as long as it's not 22 to the outside world that's great.  it's surprising how much CPU overhead an ssh breakin attempt uses, and if you're getting thousands a day it'll make a significant impact on your system.
[03:28] <ZykoticK9> Semitones, try alt+f1
[03:28] <dbook82> anyone?
[03:29] <shizzle> How can I make all files in a directory inherit permissions from it's directory?
[03:29] <lullabud> liKao: you can use ~/.ssh/config to set a default port that's non-standard, so you can have it changed to all non-standard ports and not have to worry about specifying port on the command line.
[03:29] <xiong> Window List buttons in the panel are "pressed in" when selected. Nautilus tab buttons are "pressed out" when selected. Other applications take one approach or the other. Is there any way to get them to agree?
[03:30] <liKao> lullabud: ah, good to know... guess I'll use that, thanks
[03:30] <rumpsy> i installed squid in my linuxbox, its notworking, its asking me to set visible_hostname, how to make it
[03:30] <Thundarr> Q: 9.10/64bit  Turning mouse acceleration to lowest doesn't actually turn it off. Is there a way to edit something and actually turn accel off?
[03:30] <rautamiekka> When using "sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/<TARGET> bs=1M" to destroy data, does executing it 10 times make it as impossible to recover as executing the same with "/dev/random" 5 times ?
[03:30] <supermatt1000> pleasee
[03:31] <rumpsy> this my error,  FATAL: Could not determine fully qualified hostname.  Please set 'visible_hostname'
[03:31] <supermatt1000> can some one help me install this http://qjoypad.sourceforge.net/#download i need it and there is no deb for it
[03:31] <supermatt1000> please
[03:31] <rumpsy> !please
[03:31] <rautamiekka> !attitude
[03:32] <ChogyDan> supermatt1000: what is the problem?
[03:32] <lullabud> rautamiekka: if you're paranoid, using random is really the way to go.
[03:32] <mawst> Excellent thanks lullabud.,
[03:33] <lullabud> rautamiekka: the reason being, doing it the /dev/zero way is just decreasing the magnetic value of the bits... it is still potentially possible to increase that value and get it back.  doing random doesn't just decrease it all the same amount, but by different amounts, and there's no way to find out what each amount was.
[03:33] <supermatt1000> ChogyDan i need to install this http://qjoypad.sourceforge.net/#download but there is no deb for it
[03:34] <ZykoticK9> supermatt1000, from the INSTALL readme file http://paste.ubuntu.com/394919/
[03:34] <olskolirc> anyone know how I can get virtualbox 2.2.4 guest usb device running on Intrepid?  Those cats at vbox suck
[03:34] <ChogyDan> rautamiekka: I think you only need to use random a few times.  And only if you think someone will open up your drive in a lab
[03:34] <hipitihop> can someone tell me if this guide is still relevant for karmic ? http://po-ru.com/diary/up-to-date-ffmpeg-on-ubuntu-hardy/
[03:34] <lullabud> rautamiekka: also, check out dcfldd as a replacement for dd, it's awesome.  it'll let you specify input strings and all sorts of cool additional flags, plus it has a status output.
[03:34] <ZykoticK9> olskolirc, did you install VBox from the Ubuntu repository?
[03:34] <fr3nzy> Hello guys. A quick question here. I'm setting up my USB Mem to boot the ubuntu 9.10 alternate installation. I've got the boot record configured, and I have the syslinux.cfg file in place. I'm not sure how to copy the files from the ubuntu cd image. The syslinux.cfg points directly to two files (vmlinuz and initrd.gz), which are in the install directory on the cd image, should I copy them over with the whole install directory or just extract t
[03:34] <ChogyDan> supermatt1000: yes, there are installation instructions,  You should try just following those
[03:35] <rautamiekka> lullabud: Does that mean that dd doesn't actually write the data impossible to recover, but it makes it impossible to figure out how to read what was written, thus concealing the confidental data ?
[03:35] <supermatt1000> ChogyDan thanks ill tell you if it works
[03:35] <olskolirc> no ZykoticK9 I got it from the site the one in my repository gives me problems and it doesn't support usb either
[03:35] <olskolirc> I don't know why that option is even on the program if its not supported - i hate those guys i swear
[03:35] <lullabud> rautamiekka: imagine that i give you 20 numbers... i tell you to divide them all by 10.  i can then have you multiply them all by 10 and get pretty much the original set of numbers.
[03:36] <ZykoticK9> olskolirc, ok i was just checking - you have the right version but i'm affraid your ubuntu version is too old for me to remember any suggestions
[03:36] <lullabud> rautamiekka: if i have you divide them all by a random amount, i won't be able to get the original numbers back.
[03:36] <supermatt1000> ChogyDan how do i set my teminal to a specific folder
[03:36] <ChogyDan> supermatt1000: cd
[03:36] <olskolirc> I had it on fiesty with 2.2.4 before but i had to follow some instructions which I can't find anymore
[03:36] <rautamiekka> lullabud: Which simply means ? Data is as gone as can be ?
[03:36] <supermatt1000> ChogyDan ty
[03:37] <rehanez> any female from Pakistan ?
[03:37] <seanbrystone> omg
[03:37] <shazbotmcnasty> lol what
[03:37] <rumpsy> yes
[03:37] <rumpsy> rehanez: yes
[03:37] <fr3nzy> Hmh, anyone who can help me with booting the ubuntu alternate installation disk from USB?
[03:37] <lullabud> rautamiekka: it means that the relationship between one bit and the next is broken... so if you manage to get one bit back to the original value (the value before dd) you won't necessarily be able to get the next bits back, making that one bit that was recovered useless.
[03:37] <dyek> Hi! Why is it that "apt-get update" doesn't update packages shown to available through the GUI update-manager?
[03:37] <ChogyDan> fr3nzy: why don't you use the usb-creator app?
[03:38] <rumpsy> rehanez: what you want exactly?
[03:38] <ChogyDan> dyek: try dist-upgrade
[03:38] <lunks> Hi, something really bizarre is going on after I tried to move Ubuntu from Wubi to a real partition. The new grub doesn't work at all, and I always have to go into the old grub, etc. It seems it messed up with all the naming of partitions and such
[03:38] <fr3nzy> ChogyDan, I've been following the documentation on help.ubuntu.com for this.
[03:38] <rumpsy> rehanez: i donno what you want exactly, i'm sorry
[03:38] <ChogyDan> fr3nzy: link?
[03:38] <olskolirc> ha! http://www.davidgrant.ca/virtualbox_usb_windows_xp_guest_ubuntu_hardy
[03:39] <fr3nzy> I'm just not sure how exactly should I copy the files over.
[03:39] <fr3nzy> https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/installation-guide/amd64/boot-usb-files.html
[03:39] <lullabud> rautamiekka: basically, using random makes it incredibly more difficult than using zero.  zero is just a way to clean a disk.  random is a way of obliterating the data.
[03:39] <researcher1> How can I know if I have 32 bit or 64 bit system?
[03:39] <ZykoticK9> researcher1, "uname -m"
[03:39] <researcher1> thanks
[03:39] <lunks> Where does update-grub grabs info? It's heavily messed up on my PC.
[03:40] <rautamiekka> lullabud: Oh I see. dd makes recovery attempts useless by screwing up the puzzle with pieces from other. Clever.
[03:40] <Semitones> dyek, I'm pretty sure update-manager uses aptitude for it's updates
[03:40] <lullabud> rautamiekka: exactly
[03:40] <dyek> ChogyDan: There is no such utility or package. Typo?
[03:40] <rautamiekka> lullabud: Thank you for your patience. That cleared it out :)
[03:40] <researcher1> what does i686 mean?
[03:40] <lullabud> rautamiekka: de nada
[03:40] <ZykoticK9> researcher1, 32bit
[03:40] <ChogyDan> dyek: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade        is that what you ran?
[03:41] <Graphettion> Does Adobe Photoshop work with Ubuntu using the Wine app?
[03:41] <researcher1> ok
[03:41] <Daughain> I need some help getting a linksys wireless card to work on an older compaq laptop. Ubuntu 9.10 is detecting the card, but doesnt seem to be turning it on. Any ideas?
[03:41] <Semitones>  dyek, try sudo aptitude safe-upgrade -- see if it gives you the missing packages
[03:41] <dyek> Semitones: OK. aptitude doesn't show that package are available too, but it showed in update-manager.
[03:41] <verb3k> Graphettion, yes
[03:41] <ZykoticK9> Graphettion, search for your version at http://www.winehq.org/
[03:41] <rautamiekka> researcher1: i686 is practically same as i384 but i686 contains performance+execution algorithms which allow for more speed, and to do what you couldn't do without them.
[03:41] <ipwnu> does anyone know of a tutorial that shows you how to encrypt your swap partition post-installation?
[03:42] <ChogyDan> fr3nzy: sorry, I don't know
[03:42] <Graphettion> Thank you verb3k, ZykoticK9
[03:42] <fr3nzy> "vmlinuz" and "initrd.gz" are on the <cdimage>/install directory, and I'm not sure if I should copy the whole directory structure from the cd and make the syslinux.cfg file to reflect that or should I just extract those two files and make some adjustments to the rest - I want the whole alternate CD to be functional.
[03:42] <verb3k> Graphettion, http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=2631
[03:42] <fr3nzy> Ah ok then, thank for your time though.
[03:42] <tcsoccerman> Is there any safe way to use an iPod touch with linux?
[03:42] <Semitones> dyek, I'm going to search google to find out what update-manager uses, just a sec
[03:42] <NewWorld> tcsoccerman:  What do you mean 'safe'?
[03:43] <rautamiekka> researcher1: Which means, i686 is your best bet if you can choose between i686 and one with lower numbers. If I've understood correctly, if the CPU don't support i686, it'll still run with the ones it supports.
[03:43] <tcsoccerman> a stable program
[03:43] <ZykoticK9> tcsoccerman, reportedly they work out of the box in Lucid - only 47 more days till release
[03:43] <dyek> Semitones: OK. So, "aptitude safe-upgrade" does show a lot of upgrade available. I think that is that I need.
[03:43] <lullabud> i686 does not mean you are booted into 64-bi
[03:43] <lullabud> x86_64 means 64-bit
[03:43] <tcsoccerman> really? Wow!
[03:43] <Semitones> dyek, glad to hear that :)
[03:43] <rautamiekka> That's good one you pointed out lullabud. Back in days I had tho that i686 = 64bit
[03:43] <Graphettion> verb3k: I guess CS4 doesn't work, heh
[03:43] <rautamiekka> But I know it's not
[03:44] <goddard> why not use gimp
[03:44] <Graphettion> Don't have experience with it.
[03:44] <supermatt1000> ChogyDan for the ./config command it says i need libxtst to compile this program
[03:44] <ZykoticK9> tcsoccerman, http://www.techhail.com/linux/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx-suppots-iphone-and-ipod-touch-out-of-the-box/3710
[03:44] <verb3k> Graphettion, those tests are old, things might have changed with latter wine releases
[03:45] <rautamiekka> goddard: GIMP is difficult but very powerful when you get to know it. I'm wrong person to be asked more than that about it :D
[03:45] <goddard> some things are different but overall they are both just as effective from my experience
[03:45] <ChogyDan> supermatt1000: sudo apt-get install libxtst6
[03:45] <Graphettion> verb3k: kk, I will try it.
[03:45] <Graphettion> Thank you.
[03:45] <verb3k> np
[03:45] <lullabud> Graphettion: honestly, there are a lot of things gimp can't do that photoshop can, such as folders in layers
[03:45] <verb3k> lullabud, you mean layer grouping?
[03:45] <goddard> lullabud is that it? that doesn't sound like a required feature
[03:46] <verb3k> layer grouping is coming in gimp 2.8
[03:46] <lullabud> goddard: no, that's not it, that's just the most recent example of a conversion i had to do for a friend who didn't have photoshop handy...
[03:46] <fr3nzy> ChogyDan, can usb-creator be used from cli? I don't have gnome atm.
[03:46] <lullabud> verb3k: no, not layer grouping.  in photoshop you can have a folder where you drop multiple layers into it, but they're not necessarily locked together.
[03:46] <Graphettion> I didn't mean to start an argument. :~
[03:46] <goddard> lullabud I'd be interested in seeing a comparison with plugins
[03:46] <happyface>  why does my wifi card not show up in nm-applet unless I reinstall gnome-network-manager and reboot?
[03:46] <supermatt1000> ChogyDan it says unable to lock administration directory
[03:47] <tcsoccerman> ZykoticK9, that is excellent news to hear. I've been installing gtkpod and all that shannanigans for a while and finally gave up because it was such a mess. I cannot wait for 10.04
[03:47] <roscogruen> ANYONE:  i'm installing applications on new install.  one application, adblock-plus said something about "dummy package" in description.  what does "dummy package" mean?
[03:47] <lullabud> goddard: that would be intersting... honestly i don't have any experience with gimp except converting psd files for my friends who use it.  i use cs4 though
[03:47] <amit1_> Hi everybody!
[03:48] <lullabud> roscogruen: a dummy package is just something that is a placeholder to satisfy a dependency or some other requirement.
[03:48] <goddard> lullabud yeah my experience is limited to designing website headers so nothing to advance
[03:48] <amit1_> I just installed 10.04 alpha 3
[03:48] <amit1_> so far so good
[03:48] <rosco> could anyone help on this?  "dummy package?"
[03:48] <amit1_> hey is anyone family with developing on Mono?
[03:48] <Fudge> hi how can i get mpg codecs using apt-get, my text to speech is having problems with the gtk password grab to do it from movie player
[03:48] <lullabud> rosco: see my reply, not sure if you got it before you changed your name...
[03:49] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[03:49] <ChogyDan> fr3nzy: I don't think it can.
[03:49] <fr3nzy> I'll give it a try then.
[03:49] <Samp> anyone know if there's a way to take a screenshot without showing the mouse?
[03:49] <blakkheim> Samp: scrot
[03:49] <ChogyDan> supermatt1000: do you have another installing program open? like synaptic
[03:49] <olskolirc> how come i don't have a "domount" command and none in the repo
[03:49] <Semitones> Samp, the program in accessories has that as an option
[03:49] <Semitones> I think
[03:49] <ShapeShifter499> how can I use my skype account on my other powerpc comp my mom uses which has ubuntu 9.10 on it
[03:49] <ShapeShifter499> ?
[03:49] <ZykoticK9> Samp, even Application / Accessories / Take screenshot - has an option to "include pointer"
[03:50] <lullabud> Fudge: did you install ubuntu-restricted-extras ?  i think there are some codecs in there.
[03:50] <supermatt1000> ChogyDan nope
[03:50] <Samp> oh. i always use the print screen key.
[03:50] <ChogyDan> supermatt1000: did you use sudo?
[03:50] <amit1_> any software developers on here?
[03:50] <amit1_> or programmers...
[03:50] <lullabud> ShapeShifter499: skype has an installer for ubuntu that you can download from their site, but if you're using 8.06 you can just install it using apt-get
[03:51] <rosco> lullabud, thx.  i didn't see it.  i want "adblock."  i installed "adblock-plus."  description says, "transitional dummy package."  is this the package i want?  the descriptiion is anything but what i'd expect to see
[03:51] <Samp> i'm not seeing "take screenshot" in accessories for some reason. It doesn't matter if you get there via alt+f1 right?
[03:51] <lullabud> rosco: no, don't worry about dummy packages.  they're just there to act as a placeholder for dependency resolution.
[03:51] <Semitones> amit1_, this is a ubuntu support channel. What's your question?
[03:51] <lullabud> rosco: it's ok to install them
[03:51] <ShapeShifter499> lullabud: on powerpc platforms?
[03:51] <amit1_> what is the best way to deploy a kernel module
[03:51] <lullabud> ShapeShifter499: ooooh... ppc... hmm.  probably not. =/
[03:51] <amit1_> on ubuntu...
[03:52] <lunks> Hi, something really bizarre is going on after I tried to move Ubuntu from Wubi to a real partition. The new grub doesn't work at all, and I always have to go into the old grub, etc. It seems it messed up with all the naming of partitions and such
[03:52] <lunks> Where does update-grub grabs info? It's heavily messed up on my PC.
[03:52] <supermatt1000> ChogyDan that was it for got to use that
[03:52] <Daughain> Can someone give me a link that explains how to install hardware to ifconfig?
[03:52] <Semitones> Samp, it shouldn't matter how you get there, but one should have been installed by default. If it's not there, try searching synaptic for it
[03:52] <lullabud> ShapeShifter499: it's unfortunate about ppc.  i had a G5 and it was giving me headaches the same way... i wasn't too disappointed when it died.
[03:52] <Semitones> !grub | lunks
[03:52] <amit1_> I have created a Kernel module for a PCI device...do I just have to copy it to /lib/modules?
[03:52] <Fudge> lullabud i cant find tha tpackage
[03:52] <amit1_> and run depmod?
[03:52] <Okidesu> how to make a file read only ? do i make it read only in all permission settings in nautilus ?
[03:52] <lunks> !grub2
[03:53] <ubuntuNewBe> hi, can i get some help regarding ssl certs?
[03:53] <ConfusedBE> Lexmark X2600 Driver for 8.04 presents a GUI interface when the following file is executed: lexmark-inkjet-08-driver-1.0-1.i386.deb.sh, meant for 8.04, which has a password dialog window that cannot interpret my password from Karmic.  Thoughts?
[03:53] <rosco> lullabud, THX!
[03:53] <lunks> Semitones, thanks!
[03:53] <rosco> lullabud, bye
[03:53] <lullabud> Fudge: hmm... not really sure.  you might want to look some more or check the ubuntu forums.  or maybe somebody else in here knows the right package to install.
[03:53] <supermatt1000> ChogyDan i am getting the same error for libxtst
[03:53] <amit1_> I know I can just add an "insmod" command to the local startup script, but I thought there should be a better way to automatically load the module at startup when the proper pci device is detected..
[03:53] <lunks> Semitones, looks like I accidentally replaced grub2 for grub on the transfer proccess
[03:53] <Fudge> thanks
[03:53] <greezmunkey> pgrep rocks
[03:54] <Samp> ah, ok. I just added it through the main menu editor, seems checking that box saves prefs that apply even when you hit print screen.
[03:54] <lullabud> greezmunkey: wow, that is handy
[03:54] <Semitones> lunks, transfer process?
[03:54] <ChogyDan> supermatt1000: maybe try installing libxtst6-dev
[03:54] <supermatt1000> ChogyDan could you send me a pm please
[03:54] <lunks> Semitones, from a loop-mounted disk to a real partition
[03:55] <Semitones> amit1_, if nobody in here can help you right now, you might be able to find help on the forums
[03:55] <Semitones> amit1_, I wish I knew something about kernel modules :P
[03:55] <amit1_> oh okay, I'll try the forums :)
[03:55] <supermatt1000> ChogyDan it says you are away
[03:55] <Semitones> lunks, oh, well good luck getting it fixed
[03:55] <Semitones> amit1_, good luck :)
[03:56] <brjann> amit1_: if you just want to force a module load at boot, add the module name to /etc/modules
[03:56] <greezmunkey> lullabud, I actually created my own with a shell script, and then came across pgrep in a how-to!
[03:56] <ubuntuNewBe> I had question about some ssl lines on the ubuntu help pages, what do these 2 lines mean?  openssl req -new -key smtpd.key -x509 -days 3650 -out smtpd.crt # has prompts
[03:56] <ubuntuNewBe> openssl req -new -x509 -extensions v3_ca -keyout cakey.pem -out cacert.pem -days 3650
[03:56] <lullabud> greezmunkey: haha, funny when that happens... anymore, before i write a script i think "is this something somebody would have already written?"
[03:56] <amit1_> brjann: is this how other kernel modules would work?
[03:56] <lullabud> greezmunkey: which is how i found prename
[03:57] <greezmunkey> lullabud: prename?
[03:57] <lullabud> greezmunkey: perl syntax renaming tool
[03:57] <amit1_> brjann: I mean if you were to download a kernel module for a device, would you just add it to /etc/modules?
[03:57] <fridgerator> hello!  i installed wicd and removed network manager, and now my wireless card does not show up in ifconfig, any ideas?
[03:57] <greezmunkey> lullabud: let me man that...
[03:57] <greezmunkey> lullabud: ah
[03:57] <brjann> amit1_: /etc/modules is useful for modules that for whatever reason aren't loaded by the kernel even though they should be.
[03:58] <sun> hi morning
[03:58] <greezmunkey> lullabud: I can guarantee that if I come up with an idea in 'nix, son=me else has though of it first!
[03:58] <lullabud> greezmunkey: haha, some day that will change :)
[03:58] <brjann> amit1_: generally speaking modules are autoloaded when the hardware is detected, without needing to add them to /etc/modules. but sometimes that just doesn't work right
[03:58] <sun> anybody know if ubuntu 9.10 support OpenGL 3.x ?
[03:58] <lullabud> greezmunkey: some day you'll be like "omg, i'm going to write this really complex app" and nobody would have already written it
[04:00] <amit1_> Is Ubuntu 10.04 optimized for power consumption on notebooks?
[04:00] <lullabud> sun: not sure if this is useful, but glxinfo | grep -i version shows 2.1 on my ubuntu 9.10 system.
[04:00] <amit1_> Or is there a way to turn this feature "on"
[04:01] <fr3nzy> Anyone who's succesfully put an installation cd for ubuntu alternate on USB manually? I have a few questions.
[04:01] <brjann> amit1_: all lucid support questions should be directed to #ubuntu+1
[04:02] <fridgerator> hey guys... i installed wicd and removed network manager and now my wireless network interface doesnt show up in ifconfig, any ideas?
[04:02] <rfa_> fridgerator wicd not woeking?
[04:03] <fridgerator> i guess not, somehow after installing it my wireless card does not show up in ifconfig... only wired card
[04:03] <sun> anybody know if ubuntu 9.10 support OpenGL 3.x ?
[04:03] <rfa_> fridgerator runwicd-client and try join to network
[04:05] <fridgerator> no wireless networks found
[04:05] <rfa_> fridgerator sudo /etc/init.d/wicd
[04:05] <fridgerator> in ifconfig i only have eth0 - my wired card, wireless card diseared
[04:06] <rfa_> fridgerator iwconfig
[04:06] <rfa_> not ifconfig
[04:06] <rfa_> w=wireless
[04:07] <fridgerator> ahhh... wlan0 is my wireless, not eth0
[04:07] <fridgerator> cool, thanks dude!
[04:07] <rfa_> np ;)
[04:07] <Daughain> How do you set power on when it is set off?
[04:08] <Daughain> In iwconfig
[04:08] <igie> Everytime I try to unmute my mic on my USB device... I click close, when I open the volume settings it auto mutes again... anyone know why?
[04:09] <lullabud> you know, i'm so happy that the ubuntu crowd is friendly.  so many other chat rooms are full of jerks.
[04:09] <lullabud> yay ubuntu
[04:09] <void_pointer> lullabud stick around a while
[04:10] <lullabud> haha, i've never seen it get as bad in here as i have other places
[04:10] <Jerky> haha, most linux users have a massive ego
[04:10] <void_pointer> lullabud just joking :) - the worst it gets is getting warned about being OT
[04:10] <lullabud> eh... i wouldn't say so.  i think most loud people on IRC do though ;-)
[04:10] <Graphettion> Why don't they make a damn operating system that supports all files, etc.
[04:11] <Graphettion> Ugh!
[04:11] <void_pointer> Graphettion it's called "proprietary". Otherwise known as "show me the money!"
[04:11] <Dr_Willis> i thought programs supported files.. Not OS's
[04:11] <Dr_Willis> then again.. is there an actual Ubuntu issue here? I missed it.
[04:11] <harry-houdini1> has ubuntu 9.10 put some sort of firewall in place i dont know about?
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> harry-houdini1:  theres no default firewallrules by default.
[04:12] <Graphettion> Or is it all copyright related?
[04:12] <void_pointer> harry-houdini1 you can check yourself with "sudo iptables -L" in a terminal window
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> harry-houdini1:  check with sudo iptables --list
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> -L = --list (i think) :)
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> or did i get the case wrong?
[04:12] <void_pointer> Dr_Willis you are an op here - you are always right ;_
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> void_pointer:  i just read a lot.
[04:13] <Dr_Willis> void_pointer:  i cant even rember the last time i used iptables :
[04:13] <harry-houdini1> you got it right Dr_Willis
[04:13] <void_pointer> but yeah, I'm pretty sure -L == --list
[04:13] <harry-houdini1> i am getting connection refused trying to connect to tightvnc ...
[04:13] <hipitihop> I want to build ffmpeg but 'sudo apt-get build-dep ffmpeg' complains it cannot find source package, what do I need
[04:13] <Dr_Willis> long options use 2 dashes according to some standard that i cant rember. :) then ya got programs that break that standard.
[04:14] <Dr_Willis> hipitihop:  enable the -src repos , update package list, and try again
[04:14] <void_pointer> harry-houdini1 did your "sudo iptables -L" show anything besides "ACCEPT"s?
[04:14] <harry-houdini1> no all ACCEPTS
[04:14] <void_pointer> harry-houdini1 ok, at least you know it's not the firewall
[04:14] <harry-houdini1> tightvnc tells me its running for :1
[04:15] <harry-houdini1> i wonder do i have to enable remote x somewhere in xwindows
[04:15] <Daughain> How do I turn on the wireless card in iwconfig?
[04:15] <Jerky> what the best way to stream video across the internet from an Ubuntu server to a kubuntu notebook
[04:15] <Jerky> I tried ampache but it does not do video very well
[04:15] <lullabud> Jerky: vlc can do video streaming
[04:15] <Dr_Willis> harry-houdini1:  not for vnc  normally
[04:16] <hipitihop> JErky, have you looked at vlc
[04:16] <linagee> does anyone know why Mobile Broadband connections have like a 50/50 chance of showing up in the network menu on ubuntu netbook remix?
[04:16] <Jerky> well, i have a whole library that I want to stream
[04:16] <void_pointer> harry-houdini1 what about the other side of the connection? Is there a firewall there?
[04:16] <Jerky> yes i use it
[04:16] <lullabud> Jerky: you can set it up to play through many files
[04:16] <hipitihop> Jerky, well afaik streaming is one of its strengths
[04:17] <Jerky> whats afaik?
[04:17] <harry-houdini1> nope no firewall there either
[04:17] <lullabud> Jerky: as far as i know
[04:17] <hipitihop> Jerky, "as far as I know"
[04:17] <Jerky> ahh
[04:17] <Jerky> lol i feel like a fool
[04:18] <void_pointer> harry-houdini1 ok, the next thing to check is if you are going through a router and NAT to reach the vnc box
[04:18] <hipitihop> Jerky, if you read the vlc documentation you will find all you need to stream ... it can transcode on teh fly and all
[04:18] <Jerky> ok but i have a lot of videos on my server, so if i am on the road, is there an easy way to do it
[04:18] <void_pointer> harry-houdini1 it's been a while since I used vnc but I think it's port 5900 you'd have to port forward through the router
[04:18] <lullabud> Jerky: oooh, so what you want is remote access to your videos, not necessarily to have them streaming over the internet....
[04:18] <ChogyDan> !checkinstall > supermatt1000
[04:18] <Jerky> yeah
[04:19] <harry-houdini1> thanks the hosts are on the same lan
[04:19] <Jerky> like i want to be on my notebook across the country and pick a movie i want to watch from my server
[04:19] <buttons840> i've accidently removed the ubuntu ppa's from my software sources, is there a default source.list i can download or that is stored somewhere?
[04:19] <hipitihop> Jerky, don't know the answer to that, perhaps someone else knows
[04:19] <void_pointer> harry-houdini1 ok. Well, we've about reached the end of my knowledge of vnc. Sorry :)
[04:19] <Jerky> hipitihop: thanks for your help
[04:20] <void_pointer> harry-houdini1 maybe it's a vnc-specific config setting
[04:20] <lullabud> Jerky: well, vlc does the transcoding on the fly, so that's nice for when you're on a slow connection...
[04:20] <Jerky> lullabud: yeah, i know, i have tried a bunch of stuff, just seeing if anyone has an idea
[04:20] <lullabud> Jerky: there's got to be a better app.  i just can't think of it... slingbox would be rad, but that is hardware.
[04:21] <Jerky> lullabud: yeah i just wish there was a super easy wat to do vlc
[04:21] <Jerky> but its like you gotta ssh into the server and bla bla bla
[04:21] <Jerky> many steps i think
[04:21] <lullabud> there may be a web app to do it in the browser, if not it would be not a huge deal to make something quickly that would do it.
[04:22] <hipitihop> Dr_Willis, enabling the src repos did the trick, thanks.
[04:22] <chelz> buttons840: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu#Ubuntu%20Software%20Tab
[04:23] <lullabud> Jerky: man, yeah... looks like linux is lacking in that regard.  from what i heard though, vlc is ramping up their streaming stuff.
[04:24] <lullabud> Jerky: also, vlc has a web interface that's available.  you might try that.
[04:24] <Jerky> lullabud: i love vlc, i use it to stream from ampache
[04:24] <Jerky> lullabud: hmm didnt realize they had a web interface
[04:24] <lullabud> Jerky: - http://wiki.videolan.org/Web_Interface
[04:24] <ddrj> has anyone here installed ubuntu on a system that has NO operating system on it by default?
[04:25] <lullabud> ddrj: yeah
[04:25] <ddrj> lullabud: did u go the booting ubuntu installer from usb route?
[04:25] <lullabud> ddrj: i'm sure many of us have.  it's a pretty common thing.
[04:25] <lullabud> ddrj: i've done it from usb and dvd
[04:25] <ddrj> ahh ok good!!!
[04:25] <ddrj> i got this error when trying to boot from USB
[04:25] <ddrj> No bootable partition in table.
[04:26] <lullabud> ddrj: how did you create your usb disk?
[04:26] <ddrj> it's set as active partition, used that unetbootin tool to create the usb
[04:26] <ddrj> i used unetbootin, specified iso and browsed to ubuntu 9.10 iso
[04:26] <Thundarr> Q: 9.10/64bit  Turning mouse acceleration to lowest doesn't actually turn it off. Is there a way to edit something and actually turn accel off? thanks much.
[04:26] <hipitihop> Jerky, I don't remember the standard now something four letter acrnoym like PPtd <- pretty sure that's not it, which allows various players to see and select from a list of available media
[04:26] <lullabud> ddrj: unfortunately, booting usb still has a lot of problems. =/
[04:26] <ddrj> ;\\ yeah... i don't have a cd drive or floppy on target OS
[04:26] <linagee> can someone help a ubuntu newb? how do I get a newer version of a kernel module driver (from unstable)? some sort of dpkg command line thing?
[04:26] <ddrj> err target machine
[04:27] <Nickalai> did you enable boot removable devices in bios?
[04:27] <lullabud> ddrj: what machine is it?  you might be able to find people who have done the same thing.
[04:27] <ddrj> tbh, just a custom built one lullabud
[04:27] <linagee> lullabud: I am booting from SD card. :)
[04:27] <lullabud> ddrj: also, it sounds like you may have done the usb creation wrong.  it seems like it's finding a bootable device, but not the bootable partition.
[04:27] <linagee> lullabud: if you think booting from USB is hard... lol
[04:28] <lullabud> linagee: yeah, haha, unfortunately a lot of hardware has problems booting from anything except cdrom, hard disk and floppy.  not all of it though, a lot of it is great at booting off alternative media.
[04:28] <hipitihop> Jerky, and apparently vlc also has a plugin for it. but I have not used the stuff myself.
[04:28] <linagee> lullabud: (no bios support to boot from SD card. I have grub set up on my physical hard drive, then I had to edit initrd.img because they also thought you don't need to be booting from SD card)
[04:28] <ddrj> lullabud: hm.... what do you mean? i dl'ed the ubuntu 9.10 iso, opened up unetbootin, specified iso and then it created it onto my usb drive
[04:28] <Jerky> hipitihop: thanks
[04:29] <hipitihop> Jerky, no problem, sorry for being vague in the last bit.
[04:29] <Dougdoug4> How could an idiot contribute to ubuntu?
[04:29] <lullabud> ddrj: oooh, you know, another thing is that not all usb devices are bootable.  some of them have firmware updates available that make them bootable.
[04:29] <ddrj> also the partition's set as active / primary
[04:29] <ddrj> ahhhh
[04:29] <hipitihop> can someone tell me what the current replacement for liblame-dev is ?
[04:29] <linagee> Dougdoug4: test things, report bugs to forums and such
[04:29] <ddrj> crap, it may not be bootable then x\\
[04:29] <Dougdoug4> linagee: test things such as..?
[04:29] <ddrj> this is just a cheap office depot brand
[04:29] <linagee> Dougdoug4: on your computer
[04:29] <Dougdoug4> like programs?
[04:29] <linagee> Dougdoug4: hardware/software/etc
[04:30] <ddrj> lullabud: is there any alternative other than USB / cd / floppy to installing ubuntu? can i do a network install or anything ?
[04:30] <linagee> ddrj: why do you need that? get a USB CD drive and boot from that. (or does your bios support booting from USB CD?)
[04:30] <lullabud> ddrj: you could boot over the network, but that's pretty involved.
[04:31] <ddrj> linagee: hmm yeah but i don't have a usb cd drive or any friends that have one ;(
[04:31] <lullabud> ddrj: what kind of usb drive are you trying to boot from?
[04:32] <linagee> I have an acer aspire one netbook. how funny it is that video runs smoothly in ubuntu and jerky in windows 7. (I think it has too much crap loaded by default such as mcafee, etc.)
[04:32] <ddrj> lullabud: this is an Ativa 2GB
[04:32] <linagee> ddrj: ebay
[04:32] <chelz> ddrj: http://boot.kernel.org/
[04:32] <rohan> when i do an aptitude update, there is one of the repos which is stuck at 'waiting for headers'. how do i pinpoint which particular repo is that?
[04:32] <ddrj> thanks checking
[04:33] <linagee> rohan: wireshark? lol
[04:34] <buttons840> chelz, i didn't see anything in your link about restoring my sources.list.   i've lost the sources.list file and was wondering if i could get a default one from anywhere?
[04:34] <masu3701>  my friend is trying to remove desktop into my ubuntu pc from windows using vnc but cant?
[04:34] <lullabud> ddrj: looks like other people are having boot problems with that flash device...
[04:34] <lullabud> ddrj: *usb device
[04:34] <masu3701> do i need to have vnc on my ubuntu for him to access it?
[04:34] <chelz> buttons840: try unchecking and rechecking stuff in there. it might make a new one.
[04:34] <linagee> masu3701: trying to remove desktop??
[04:34] <linagee> masu3701: call a professional mover?
[04:34] <masu3701> ?
[04:35] <lullabud> ddrj: do you have a different usb stick you can use?
[04:35] <linagee> masu3701: read what you wrote before throwing question marks out there
[04:35] <ddrj> lullabud: woah thanks, how did u know that others were having problems with it? also yeah i can find another usb device, would u recommend any? (i can buy from walmart real quick)
[04:35] <masu3701> you know wat i was trying to say so
[04:35] <lullabud> ddrj: google told me.
[04:35] <linagee> masu3701: not really. remove desktop?
[04:35] <ddrj> hahaha
[04:36] <masu3701> remote
[04:36] <ddrj> lullabud: can i pm u?
[04:36] <lullabud> ddrj: sure
[04:37] <linagee> ddrj: PNY from walmart works
[04:37] <felipe__> Hi everyone. I have a doubt. if a do the command line "man fwrite" (for example) the shell says the don't have the manual entry for fwrite.
[04:37] <linagee> ddrj: I tried doing the ISO/USB boot thing with a 16GB walmart PNY USB drive
[04:37] <Nickalai> i think that masu3701 would like to take advantage of ubuntu's remote desktop capabilities
[04:37] <ddrj> linagee: thanks !!! i'll get that then, cus this ativa's a POS office depot knock off brand
[04:38] <linagee> ddrj: not that you need 16GB for an ISO, but it was only $50 or so and I will of course reuse it
[04:38] <ddrj> yaw
[04:38] <ddrj> hmm i think i'll just get a 1gb maybe! :X :P
[04:38] <linagee> ddrj: why don't you return it when you're done too? that will complete the cheapskateness. :P
[04:38] <elmakaru_22> somebody can help me with a tv online site
[04:38] <elmakaru_22> or a program
[04:39] <elmakaru_22> plss
[04:39] <Nickalai> masu3701: look in your system's settings for remote desktop. ubuntu builds in the vnc server
[04:39] <ddrj> hahahha very funny linagee
[04:39] <ddrj> it's just that i lose usb drives very quickly
[04:39] <ddrj> i lost 2 to the washer already
[04:39] <linagee> ddrj: I don't think they have 1GB PNY USB drives at walmart anymore btw. I think 2GB or 4GB is the smallest now
[04:39] <ddrj> one is lost somewhere around here
[04:39] <bigtom21485> I have an hp tx2525nr with ubuntu 9.10 x64 and i cant seem to get it to recognize the wireless drivers.
[04:39] <earthen> anyone what to help me figure out why I can't write to my fat32 partition
[04:40] <h00ked> hi, is there anyone, who can help me with apache and ssl (https) mode?
[04:40] <masu3701> Nickalai: i did alow access in remote desketop ...and hes using windows, so he installed vnc viewer
[04:40] <masu3701> but he cant connect to my pc
[04:40] <bigtom21485> anyway i can tell it to look in the ubuntu cd based on the name of the wifi card?
[04:40] <wineman> does anybodys mouse pointer disappear from time to time
[04:40] <linagee> masu3701: can he telnet to the port you're running your VNC server on?
[04:41] <masu3701> didnt try that
[04:41] <hipitihop> I get the following, can someone help me resolve: The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[04:41] <hipitihop>   libx264-dev: Depends: libx264-67 (= 1:0.svn20090621+git364d7d-0ubuntu2) but 1:0.svn20090703-0.0ubuntu1~karmic~ppa1 is to be installed
[04:41] <Nickalai> same network correct? ip settings are correct? password correct?
[04:41] <linagee> masu3701: and then also, can you? (from a remote test server)
[04:41] <masu3701> linagee: didnt get that
[04:41] <dbdii407> Hey all. I'm trying to find the developer server that someone posted to me to find the xUbuntu wallpaper, now i'm looking for the murrina theme. Anyone know the link?
[04:41] <linagee> masu3701: didn't get what
[04:42] <bigtom21485> how do i get drivers for a Broadcom 4321 AG wifi adapter?
[04:42] <ddrj> linagee: to complete the cheapskate part, i'm about to try installing ubuntu from my camera via usb :) (gotta give credit to lullabud)
[04:42] <linagee> ddrj: LOL
[04:42] <masu3701> linagee: what you mean.....i trying to remote desktop into my own pc and was able...but he cant
[04:42] <linagee> ddrj: or just get a drive and don't destroy them in the washer. :)
[04:42] <wrapster> im looking out for a CD burner.. which softwares are available?
[04:43] <ddrj> yeah easier said than done :P
[04:43] <linagee> masu3701: can you connect to your VNC server from a remote shell/host on the internet
[04:43] <lullabud> man, i ran my ipod nano through the washing machine and it worked fine
[04:43] <bigtom21485> the bravado cd/dvd burner that comes with ubuntu 9.10 is pretty fast and reliable
[04:43] <lullabud> crazy but true
[04:43] <masu3701> linagee: do i need to install vnc?
[04:43] <linagee> masu3701: ?
[04:43] <buttons840> chelz, i can't get my sources.list restored
[04:44] <dbdii407> I know the theme didn't just disappear. ;)
[04:44] <linagee> masu3701: I don't get the question. are you just assuming linux (Xorg) has VNC by default or something? there is no default to assume in linux
[04:44] <buttons840> chelz, i'm not use to the gui, i usually just edit the file
[04:44] <Guest85185> how can i find the path to my iphone that i just plugged in to my linux box?
[04:44] <linagee> Guest85185: the path?
[04:45] <wrapster> bigtom21485: thats what i used..  But im unable to add more files to it after i burn it once.. And by default the multisession is enabled..
[04:45] <linagee> Guest85185: do you have an automounter running or something?
[04:45] <wrapster> not really sure what is happening.
[04:45] <buttons840> does anyone else know of a default sources.list for apt?  i just had a typical ubuntu 9.10 file until i ruined it...
[04:45] <lullabud> buttons840: - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine
[04:45] <linagee> does anyone know when 10.4 is coming out? the first of next month maybe? :)
[04:46] <ZykoticK9> linagee, 47 days until release
[04:46] <linagee> ZykoticK9: tick tock tick tock. :)
[04:46] <Darkyyy> cool
[04:46] <masu3701> linagee: so do i need to install vnc also? cause i didnt...all i did was enabling remote desktop in the settings
[04:46] <Darkyyy> when it's released i'm gonna delete my windows
[04:46] <ZykoticK9> linagee, 5 days till beta 1
[04:46] <bigtom21485> wrapster: im on a dual boot vista/ubuntu laptop and i cant get ubuntu to see my wifi card so im trying to figure out why it found my wifi card when i ran from the livecd but not now that i have it installed on my hard drive
[04:46] <buttons840> lullabud, that has a 8.04 sources.list
[04:46] <Guest85185> linagee I don't know because it mounts at a photo device when pluged in however I am getting ready to try ifuse and it said i need to provide a path to my device...
[04:46] <linagee> ZykoticK9: does netbook remix come out as part of that, or do we have to wait extra?
[04:47] <lullabud> buttons840: you just change "hardy" to be whatever version you're using
[04:47] <buttons840> lullabud, also has a little note at the bottom "this is not a complete list" so i'm hesitant to use it
[04:47] <detrix> I am trying to help a friend to connect two computers (1st one is a Ununtu box, the other a windows XP box.) to a DSL modem/router.  Do I use a router or switch?
[04:47] <ZykoticK9> linagee, Netbook Remix has been renamed to "Ubuntu Netbook Edition (UNE)" and yes should be same release date
[04:47] <mrenouf> ZykoticK9, I always jump in around beta1. Kernel freeze means most craziness is fixed ;-)
[04:47] <buttons840> guess it's better than nothing
[04:47] <linagee> Guest85185: open a prompt and type mount. it will tell you all mounted devices and where they are mounted
[04:47] <cfedde> detrix: typicaly a switch
[04:48] <Guest85185> linagee will do brb
[04:48] <earthen> Hey guys i have this line in my fstab "/dev/sda6 /media/Documents vfat quiet,defaults,rw 0 0" but i still cannot write to it? can someone explain why?
[04:48] <cfedde> detrix: and frequently DSL routers hjave one built in.
[04:48] <ZykoticK9> mrenouf, hope you like crazy button placement (i'll drop subject #ubuntu+1 for Lucid discussion)
[04:48] <linagee> ZykoticK9: renamed. interesting. nice about the simaltaneous release
[04:49] <linagee> masu3701: I don't know about any VNC gui preinstalled utilities of ubuntu
[04:49] <detrix> cfedde: this one seems to only allow one.  there is only one port on the dsl modem.
[04:50] <masu3701> linagee: i think vino is preinstall in ubuntu as the vnc server
[04:50] <cfedde> detrix: ah. then a low end 5 port switch will need to be chained from the dsl modem/router
[04:50] <detrix> cfedde: which is why I think a switch is needed
[04:50] <linagee> detrix: does the port output PPPoE data, or is it already authenticated? If it's the second one, you might be able to hook it to a switch
[04:50] <linagee> masu3701: do you see the server running, do you see it listening on the port? I would check all of these first
[04:50] <lullabud> buttons840: what version are you using?
[04:51] <cfedde> let one of the boxes do the pppoe and the other can just client along.
[04:51] <bigtom21485> how do i get drivers for a Broadcom 4321 AG wifi adapter?
[04:51] <linagee> cfedde: unless the DSL modem/router is outputting PPPoE data. then hooking it to a switch would not be an optimal thing
[04:51] <detrix> linagee: as far as I know, my friend does not need to enter in a username or password...
[04:51] <cfedde> linagee: could be.
[04:51] <buttons840> lullabud, i am using ubuntu 9.10
[04:51] <linagee> detrix: PPPoE data can be cached in a variety of places
[04:52] <linagee> detrix: er, PPPoE credentials
[04:52] <masu3701> linagee: not sure how to check that
[04:52] <Roasted> Isnt the new "brand" theme in lucid? I hear people talking about it so I installed lucid alpha 3 in a VM and I see human... wheres brand at??
[04:52] <linagee> masu3701: how to check to see it's running. know the process name, use top. how to check to see if it's listening on a port. use netstat
[04:53] <linagee> top or ps
[04:53] <linagee> or a variety of graphical tools that do the same thing top/ps and netstat. (but why add a layer of complexity just for a gui)
[04:53] <daddysmurf> I want to set up my own mail server of sorts, which will go get my mail from my work's exchange server, as well as pull from gmail (and maybe one day, hotmail, then THE WORLD!!!), so that I can check my power bill in mutt
[04:54] <lullabud> buttons840: i'm looking for the command right now...
[04:54] <Debian911> Anyone have much experience with SSD + Trim and Alignments - just got Ubuntu Server 9.10, upgraded to kernel 2.6.33 - but I've now read up on having alignment offset set, however this is on a Server I do not have physical access to so Live CD is out, not to mention reformatting SSDs as thats where my only OS sits. Ideas?
[04:54] <IdleOne> daddysmurf: sounds like a lot of work just to check your power bill
[04:54] <buttons840> lullabud, a command to what?
[04:54] <lullabud> buttons840: it would just be too easy to pastebin my 9.10 file to you ;-)
[04:54] <linagee> daddysmurf: can't you just set up mutt to check your gmail? there's no reason to set up a server
[04:54] <lullabud> buttons840: to reset your sources.list
[04:54] <buttons840> lullabud, that is fine
[04:55] <lullabud> it's actually something i've wanted to do, but didnt' know how, and your issue reminded me.
[04:55] <masu3701> linagee: i dont see it..
[04:55] <linagee> Debian911: ideas: should have gotten an iLO or a DRAC
[04:55] <daddysmurf> linagee, IdleOne: this is really just kind of another attempt at learning, combined with as step of a larger project
[04:55] <Debian911> linagee: >
[04:55] <buttons840> lullabud, a command to restore a default file?  wouldn't that require a default file being stored elsewhere?
[04:55] <linagee> Debian911: greater than?
[04:56] <Debian911> linagee: was meant to say ?
[04:56] <lullabud> buttons840: yes.  just like dpkg-reconfigure can restore default configs
[04:56] <linagee> Debian911: iLO = HP's remote console. DRAC is Dell's.
[04:56] <Thundarr> **clocks ahead one hour tonight.***
[04:56] <linagee> Thundarr: why
[04:56] <linagee> Thundarr: my computer takes care of things like that.
[04:57] <Thundarr> does your computer take care of the time in your car? your microwave? your watch?
[04:57] <daddysmurf> in the end, I'd like to be able to run my own domain's mail, as well as funnel any and all outside sources to my hardware, then possible set it up on a laptop for when I go on vacation and have spotty connection. Then I'll take the laptop down to mcd's and by the end of a small fry, I can take my mail back to wherever I am and read it interweb-free :D
[04:57] <Thundarr> the clocks around your house? your bedside alarm?
[04:57] <linagee> Thundarr: car, yes (GPS). microwave - it's recently broke :(. my watch - what's a watch? do you mean my phone which also automatically updates?
[04:57] <daddysmurf> Thundarr: aren't all those things just small computers?
[04:58] <linagee> Thundarr: what's a bedside alarm? do you mean my phone?
[04:58] <Debian911> linagee: well unfort. im stuck with this atm, was wondering if anyone were fimiular with SSD
[04:58] <Thundarr> wow you people are arrogant pricks.
[04:58] <IdleOne> !attitude | Thundarr
[04:58] <daddysmurf> Thundarr: not arrogant, just obnoxious and sarcastic. I thought it was funny
[04:58] <linagee> Thundarr: the clocks around my house all sync to atomic clocks
[04:59] <daddysmurf> linagee: maybe there is such a thing as too much geek
[04:59] <lullabud> buttons840: well, i'm coming up empty handed...   http://pastebin.com/CnsbwkkA
[04:59] <linagee> daddysmurf: having a phone that replaces a watch and alarm clock? I know many people that are at least that geeky
[04:59] <tsccof> I love my Nokia 6220 Classic :D
[04:59] <Thundarr> using your phone as an alarm clock is like something poor people do
[04:59] <brjann> !ot
[05:00] <lullabud> Thundarr: haha, what do you use for an alarm clock?
[05:00] <Thundarr> an actual alarm clock
[05:00] <linagee> Thundarr: rich people take the extra time to maintain multiple devices?
[05:00] <Preposteruss> alarm clocks are for poor people
[05:00] <daddysmurf> my phone does not replace my vcr :)
[05:00] <lullabud> Thundarr: that's so 80's ;-)
[05:00] <Thundarr> hence the term 'alarm clock'
[05:00] <tsccof> I have both
[05:00] <tsccof> so I am middle class
[05:00] <Preposteruss> waking up when you don't want to is also for poor people
[05:00] <elmakaru_22> a tv online site plss can you help me?
[05:00] <linagee> Preposteruss: no. if you get your alarm clock at rent-a-center, then you're poor. :)
[05:00] <lullabud> lol
[05:01] <linagee> Preposteruss: making monthly payments on an alarm clock. ROFL
[05:01] <daddysmurf> the new Sony-buntu Dream Machine with htop!
[05:01] <linagee> (using their credit card to make those payments too)
[05:01] <Preposteruss> i know someone making payments on a watch
[05:01] <Preposteruss> 400 a month...
[05:01] <Roasted> Is there any way I can install the new "light" theme that's coming to lucid on karmic??
[05:01] <linagee> Preposteruss: I can buy a multi-purpose phone for that much. :)
[05:01] <buttons840> lullabud, thank you
[05:01] <Debian911> So currently no way to realign SSDs without a wipe occuring on drives?
[05:02] <lullabud> buttons840: np
[05:02] <Preposteruss> yeah, i spent half that on my phone
[05:02] <Preposteruss> and it runs debian
[05:02] <linagee> Debian911: yes
[05:02] <tsccof> Roasted: it is located somewhere in lucid, not sure where though, I do not use GNOME
[05:02] <linagee> Debian911: go to the site. make a backup. redo things. :)
[05:02] <linagee> Debian911: that is a way
[05:02] <Debian911> linagee: haha I wish :)
[05:02] <Roasted> tscof I have lucid alpha 3 installed in a VM, and I dont see it anywhere - I still have the human theme...
[05:02] <tsccof> Roasted: you simply need to take the files and move them to /home/user/.themes/
[05:02] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  its avail for download at several ubuntu blog/news sites.. but the theme basically stinks. :)
[05:02] <linagee> Debian911: if the site is too far, use the server monkies or iLO/DRAC.
[05:03] <daddysmurf> I've always wondered why *buntu/suse/fedora/etc have version numbers, when it's really the individual software that changes
[05:03] <linagee> Debian911: if there are no server monkies or iLO/DRAC, then it really isn't a server. it's a fail-in-a-box
[05:03] <lullabud> <3 drac
[05:03] <tsccof> Roasted: try http://gnome-look.org
[05:03] <masu3701> linagee: i think you can only remote desktop into pc on the same network
[05:03] <Roasted> Dr_Willis, it really doesn't, but I wouldn't mind a link or some sort of direction on where I can try it out.
[05:03] <masu3701> so i guess that is the reason why he cant get access
[05:03] <linagee> masu3701: do you have NAT set up? do you have a router? learn2route
[05:03] <daddysmurf> masu3701: ssh with tunnel is a damn thing :)
[05:04] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  ive been using it - yes it does.. i think one site i saw it at was webupd8 or somthing lke that
[05:04] <saganbyte> Hello
[05:04] <Roasted> Dr_Willis, what dont you like about it?
[05:04] <masu3701> linagee: i do have a router...
[05:04] <saganbyte> If i edit the hosts file in etc/... and then reboot... when i do hostname -f, its says Unknown Host.. what could i be doing wrong
[05:04] <linagee> masu3701: and how is your friend trying to use it? with your public IP?
[05:04] <Roasted> Dr_Willis, actually I just installed the PPA from webupd8 but I don't know where the theme is at...
[05:05] <linagee> masu3701: do you have the port correctly forwarded on the router?
[05:05] <masu3701> linagee: we try both
[05:05] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  same problems most of the blogs say..  butons are hard to see and the put them on the left side is a total pain.
[05:05] <linagee> masu3701: do you even want to take the risk of having on open VNC port on the internet
[05:05] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  since you used the ppa the buttons may or may not be on the left side. If they are not.. they will be in the wrong order.
[05:05] <masu3701> linagee: what will tht do?
[05:05] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  i think its called radience or somthing like that
[05:05] <Roasted> Dr_Willis, I wish I could tell, but I dont have the theme PERIOD.
[05:05] <linagee> masu3701: nothing. until you are hacked.
[05:05] <Roasted> oh...
[05:05] <Roasted> let me look
[05:05] <masu3701> linagee: lol
[05:06] <Dr_Willis> The whole way themes work in Gnome is showing that it needs work.. but with the next gnome3 stuff.. i imagine all the old themes will be useless :)
[05:06] <Roasted> wow, this does suck
[05:06] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  told ya.
[05:06] <Roasted> I just threw up in my mouth
[05:07] <Dr_Willis> if you set the buttons to the left like they want.. it looks ok.. for some windows.. and nasty for others.
[05:07] <Roasted> what about the darker one that was on the display site?
[05:07] <Freak007> Hi, could anyone help me. I think I know how to fix my problem but I can't quite carry it out.  The problem is Window corruption with older ATI graphics cards. I found the fix for this in the release notes, but I lack the programming skills to carry it out completely.
[05:07] <Dr_Willis> theres other themes out i belive Roasted  - some sites have them for download, or check the gnome-look and art sites.
[05:07] <linagee> Freak007: the fix is to buy a newer graphics card
[05:07] <masu3701> linagee: so is there another program that will allow to remote desktop from outside the network?
[05:07] <Roasted> Dr_Willis, meh. maybe I'll just stuck with human blue lucid I found on gnomelook...
[05:08] <Roasted> it looked so much better in screenshots
[05:08] <linagee> masu3701: ????
[05:08] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  i always use one of a few differnt themes.. that i like.
[05:08] <linagee> masu3701: open a port on your router to connect in to a PC on your network
[05:08] <Roasted> Dr_Willis, whats your favorite?
[05:08] <linagee> masu3701: are you using DD-WRT?
[05:09] <masu3701> linagee: dont know what that is
[05:09] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  ones that have the X button in a differnt color. and are easy on the eyes.
[05:09] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  and the window handles in a different color
[05:09] <linagee> Freak007: if a good programmer's time is worth $100/hr and if it takes even one hour to solve the problem, why would you not have bought a $100 graphics card instead?
[05:10] <Roasted> Dr_Willis, what do you mean the window handles in a different color? You mean at the top of each window? kind of like how the default human theme is?
[05:10] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  at the bottom right/left
[05:10] <lullabud> masu3701: there are a bunch of tips for remote desktop in here - http://lifehacker.com/tag/remote-computing/
[05:10] <amanu> hello
[05:10] <tsccof> hello :_
[05:10] <tsccof> :)
[05:10] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  like in the bluecurve theme i think
[05:10] <Roasted> Dr_Willis, not sure I know what you mean...
[05:10] <Freak007> There is a fix in the Ubuntu release notes, it an old computer, and I know that I can fix it I just don't understand some of the command details
[05:11] <Kamokow> Is there a way to make it so that when a new thing gets added to my desktop, it goes to the first open spot? Like, how can i make it so things that are named the same, dont go back to the spot they previously were?
[05:11] <linagee> lullabud: does that show how to set up a port forward when you don't even know how to work your router?
[05:11] <lullabud> linagee: it shows alternatives to such a complex situation
[05:11] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  go look at themes/screen shots then
[05:11] <Eronarn_> I'm having difficulties setting up xrandr with (identical) dual monitors on my new system. One is on DVI, and one is on VGA. No setting that I've tried has actually turned on the VGA one even though it shows up in xrandr, it shows up in Display Preferences and isn't off, etc. Am I missing something obvious here?
[05:11] <amanu> some one using fedra there now?
[05:11] <linagee> lullabud: I can't see how one document would account for thousands of different types of routers. :)
[05:11] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  the corners of the windows have 2 handles of a different color
[05:11] <lullabud> linagee: there are alternatives to port-forwarding...
[05:12] <linagee> lullabud: open a VPN? hah
[05:12] <linagee> lullabud: uPNP? (even more LOL. lots of LOL on that one.)
[05:13] <Roasted> Dr_Willis, like this?
[05:13] <Roasted> http://www.jfedor.org/shots/gnome2.png
[05:13] <amit1_> Why is "add" grayed out in the VPN tab?
[05:13] <amit1_> I want to add a VPN connection..
[05:13] <dk> low
[05:13] <linagee> amit1_: you have to pay for it first
[05:13] <amit1_> seriously?
[05:13] <linagee> lol
[05:14] <amit1_> wow
[05:14] <linagee> amit1_: no, I'm just messing with you
[05:14] <linagee> amit1_: that was the case in the 90s though. VPN = $
[05:14] <amit1_> VPN still costs $ = Windows
[05:14] <lullabud> linagee: even skype for linux has screen sharing built in, and it doesn't require port forwarding.
[05:15] <greezmunkey> amit1_, are you using Network Manager?
[05:15] <lullabud> - http://www.skype.com/download/skype/linux/
[05:15] <linagee> amit1_: what is Windows? sounds like some way to lure people out of $ by creating all sorts of licensing tiers and requirements
[05:15] <amit1_> yes, the standard tool for ubuntu
[05:15] <linagee> lullabud: wtf is "sharing built in"
[05:15] <linagee> lullabud: skype does not require port forwarding for different reasons
[05:15] <lullabud> linagee: as in, out-of-the-box screen sharing capabilities.
[05:15] <amit1_> I have an option to "configure vpn"
[05:15] <om26er> !language | linagee
[05:15] <linagee> lullabud: they use their own servers as a go-between
[05:16] <amit1_> but the "add" button is grayed out in the VPN tab
[05:16] <lullabud> linagee: exactly.  i was explaining how screen sharing can function without resorting to port forwarding, which is useful when people dont' know how to configure their routers
[05:16] <greezmunkey> amit1_: NM will only allow you to create a vpn if NM manages the network interface. You probably need to clear /etc/network/interfaces (comment everything except lo)
[05:16] <lullabud> linagee: for configuring routers, portforward.com is the best solution
[05:16] <linagee> om26er: wtf is not allowed? what the freak
[05:16] <om26er> linagee, no
[05:16] <linagee> :(
[05:16] <lullabud> that is, http://portforward.com
[05:17] <amit1_> all I have in interfaces is:
[05:17] <amit1_> auto lo
[05:17] <greezmunkey> amit1_: Look here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VPNClient
[05:17] <amit1_> face lo inet loopback
[05:17] <amit1_> oh i need the plugin...
[05:18] <linagee> amit1_: if you want to use cisco's VPNs, then it equals $
[05:19] <amit1_> okay i'm installing the PPT plugin for NM
[05:19]  * downix is getting quite fustrated with the inability of getting any Linux distribution to see virtual disk 0 as sda, and they all insist on putting virtual disk 1 as sda
[05:19] <amit1_> used for M$ VPNs
[05:19] <linagee> downix: what is virtual disk 0/1?
[05:19] <linagee> downix: sounds like a microsoft terminology
[05:20] <downix> linagee, VD0 is a 160GB mirror, VD1 is a 1TB mirror, both set up in hardware raid on a SAS5i
[05:20] <linagee> amit1_: what is a PPT plugin? PPTP?
[05:20] <loui> ANYONE:  i installed ubuntu and tried a new screen resolution or "monitor configuration or something.  it went rightt to "power save"
[05:20] <amit1_> yes pptp
[05:20] <amit1_> I think i have reboot now
[05:21] <downix> loui: seen that happen if you set some parameter out of bounds for the monitor, refresh rate is the most common one
[05:21] <faron> have installed the latest version of firefox on my xubuntu 8.04 & now flash doesn't seem to work.In fact,upon checking "add-ons",I have noticed that in addition to my version 10.0 r45 flashplayer,it seems that the new version Firefox {3.6} also comes with version 0.4.12 flashplayer & it's causing problems.Flash doesn't work at all now.Anyubody have any suggestions ?
[05:21] <loui> ANYONE:  i had to do a hard reset and am back in linux Mint.  how do i get
[05:21] <loui> downix: i had a file in there i want, badly
[05:21] <faron> sorry about that long post everybody
[05:21] <linagee> faron: how do you install the latest version?
[05:21] <loui> downix: any way to retrieve that file while back in Mint partion?
[05:22] <downix> loui: how familiar with the command prompt are you?
[05:22] <loui> downix: i can copy/paste.
[05:22] <loui> downix: ha.  that is a joke, but true
[05:22] <faron> linagee ? I already have the latest version but in addition to that version firefox 3.6 comes with version 0.4,12
[05:23] <bullgard> faron: Your Firefox version is not regularly provided by Karmic. You better ask in #ubuntu+1.
[05:23] <linagee> faron: just curious. I just installed ubuntu 9.10 and noticed it only comes with an outdated version of firefox
[05:23] <Roasted> aw noooooooo. I installed the lucid theme and it kicked ALL min/max/close icons in every window to the left for ALL themes. I want them on the right.... how can I do this?
[05:23] <linagee> faron: did you get it from unstable somehow, or add it in by hand or something?
[05:23] <om26er> linagee, because it was released when that *outdated* version was there
[05:24] <faron> yes linagee that's true
[05:24] <linagee> om26er: why doesn't the firefox updater work then? :(
[05:24] <om26er> linagee, I read there are plans to backport firefox 3.6 for karmic and even back users
[05:24] <linagee> om26er: is it that hard to write an updater that says, "am I in a debian based environment? RPM based?" and then grab the appropriate upgrade binaries and install them? :(
[05:25] <downix> I'd just be happy to get a working system again.
[05:25] <faron> me too downix
[05:26] <loui> downix: any ideas?  i'd love to get the file back before i figure out issue with reconfiguring monitor settings?
[05:26] <om26er> linagee, provide updates and result the system to be unstable? (without proper testing)
[05:26] <downix> loui: do you have a LiveCD of any sort?
[05:26] <loui> i've lubuntu alpha3 and puppylinux
[05:27] <sonicsweep> rizon.net
[05:27] <loui> downix: ^
[05:27] <linagee> om26er: isn't that what individual applications do? (firefox/etc)
[05:27] <loui> i've also a ubuntu live usb
[05:27] <loui> downix: ^
[05:27] <downix> loui, that would do.  You can login to the live version and copy files around within there
[05:28] <loui> usb is xubuntu 8 downix
[05:29] <downix> loui: so?  You just need a basic interface, mount the disks you need to manipulate, and go at it
[05:29] <loui> k.  before i restart with liveCD, do you recommend puppy or lubuntu or xubuntu?
[05:29] <om26er> linagee, https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-lucid-new-firefox-support-model/
[05:30] <loui> i could view file in liveCD?  i just would like to view a very large file
[05:30] <Dr_Willis> i find it hard to reccomend 'puppy linux' except in special cases  loui
[05:30] <downix> Whichever you are comfortable with.  And never had an issue with viewing files under a LiveCD
[05:30] <loui> Dr_Willis: & downix k.  when i restart, just use a file browser?
[05:30] <downix> yup
[05:31] <loui> downix: and Dr_Willis Thank yall!
[05:31] <loui> bye
[05:31]  * om26er once tried the live session of fedora and its darn slow and laggy
[05:32]  * downix is trying re-installing the OS, still bizzare, and can't get it to boot.  Linux wants to MBR sda, but it is the second virtual disk image, and the system boots off of the first
[05:34] <dyek> Hi! With Ubuntu Linux source code installed with "apt-get source linux-image-2.6.31-20-generic", can I copy existing /boot/config-2.6.31-20-generic into the Linux source tree and build the identical kernel? Or do I have to "make *config" all over again?
[05:35] <om26er> initrd?
[05:38] <damian> Where can I get pk-gtk-module? from what I've read online its been removed during upgrades?
[05:39] <zuk> irc.freenode.net
[05:39] <eyce> hi everyone
[05:40] <eyce> I was wondering if it was possible to ask an install related question
[05:41] <damian> I'm trying to get rox file manager to run right, but it's asking for pk-gtk-module, wich I can't seem to find.
[05:41] <masu3701> do anybody try tonido yet?
[05:41] <Dr_Willis> damian:  odd.. rox works here.. the pinboard feature dont work.. but thefile managert does
[05:41] <nathaniel> im a little stuck with flash in mozilla, think i installed too many plugins to handle it after i had a mostly good config
[05:41] <om26er> damian, Failed to load module "pk-gtk-module?
[05:41] <damian> yes
[05:42] <om26er> damian, bug 389766
[05:42] <eyce> I used the Kubuntu live CD. It booted into it perfectly. Then I logged into my wireless connection and it asked me if I wanted to download the nvidia driver. So I said, "yes". And it did it. Perfect.
[05:42] <om26er> damian, might be this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/packagekit/+bug/389766
[05:43] <eyce> So then I told it to go ahead and install kubuntu. And it did... clean install on my harddrive.
[05:43] <eyce> When I restarted the computer, it did not start X, instead I'm in the console.
[05:43] <damian> thanks, Ill look into it. Can't use it for desktop Icons until I figure it out
[05:43] <eyce> This is because the nvidia module was missing and the nvidia driver needed to be installed again.
[05:44] <eyce> But I can't download it because my wireless is not working in console mode so it can't download the drivers.
[05:44] <Dr_Willis> damian:  right the Pinboard feature of ROX filer that does the desktop icons doesent workhere.. or in 10.04 ive noticed
[05:45] <eyce> Is there a way to just transfer all the settings to the post-install?
[05:47] <soreau> eyce: What wireless card is it?
[05:47] <damian> ok then lol, is there any desktop file managers that won't take over the desktop like nautalus?
[05:48] <nathaniel> if im in mozilla trying to manage plugins, im inable to change from this swfdecoder swf player which wont even play youtube or the like style videos
[05:48] <damian> I'm tinkering with openbox and want to keep my rightclick settings wich get's lost with nautalus
[05:48] <Dr_Willis> damian:  ROX filer does NOT take over the desktop unless you tell it to use its pinboard feature
[05:48] <nathaniel> for a short time i had a working configuration with adobe flash player
[05:48] <Dr_Willis> nautilus also has an option to not take over the desktop i recall
[05:49] <abhi_nav> hi
[05:49] <nathaniel> now in add ons and software center i have ubuntu extention and add on for firefox
[05:49] <abhi_nav> madjoe: you there?
[05:49] <damian> lost my connection for a min
[05:50] <GodfatherofEire> Quick question, if there's a package that's basically skipped a distro, which version should I install, the one from the older or the one from the newer distro
[05:50] <abhi_nav> i am also loosing my connectin in xchat since last two weeks
[05:50] <damian_> the rox pin feature isn't working in ubuntu 9.10
[05:50] <damian_> er 64 bit
[05:50] <Dr_Willis> damian_:  its not working in 10.04 either
[05:50] <abhi_nav> !info rox pin
[05:51] <abhi_nav> what is that rox pin?
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> rox pinboard = the 'desktiop icon feature' of rox filer
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> rox --pinboard=default
[05:51] <abhi_nav> hmm
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> to tryit out on a window maanger. GNOME may confluict withit
[05:51] <downix> trying the latest reboot
[05:51] <downix> crossing fingers that I can get it to load
[05:51] <damian> putting file icons on the desktop, what nautalus does in standard systems
[05:52] <damian> ok Ill try it :)
[05:52] <Dr_Willis> try what? You are not trying to use the pinbiard in gnome are you?
[05:53] <downix> As ever, no boot device found
[05:53] <damian> yes I am Dr_Willis, but the pin feature isn't working, so I have to try another manager instead
[05:53] <downix> GRUB is on disk1, but the system boots off of disk0
[05:54] <linagee> cool. 10.04 development release is already out there
[05:54]  * linagee plays with it
[05:54] <Dr_Willis> in gnome the pinbiard and Nautilus will confluct..
[05:55] <GodfatherofEire> Quick question, if there's a package that's basically skipped a distro, which version should I install, the one from the older or the one from the newer distro? (specifically, trayer, which had a release for Jaunty, and has one for Lucid, but nothing for Karmic)
[05:56] <eyce> soreau: looking that up.. just a second, thanks
[05:56] <Dr_Willis> GodfatherofEire:  i wouldsay neither.. use source or find a PPA
[05:56] <linagee> I wonder what alpha/development mean? lol. barely working?
[05:56] <Obeyence> !!!
[05:56] <Obeyence> People?!
[05:57] <abhi_nav> linagee: unstable
[05:57] <Obeyence> ! thatalk
[05:57] <eyce> soreau: Realtek RTL8185 54M Wireless LAN Network Adapter
[05:57] <downix> "under construction"
[05:57] <linagee> abhi_nav: fun
[05:57] <abhi_nav> linagee: hmm
[05:57] <Obeyence> Ok i have been googling and forum crawling for aprox 9 hours...
[05:57] <Obeyence> Im trying to figure out how to use wine...
[05:57] <linagee> downix: "new things that actually work way better than old things. just don't fall into the potholes." :)
[05:57] <Dougdoug4> Wine is common sense, what specifically about it is troubling you Obeyence?
[05:58] <Losha> linagee: there's often no 'official' definition. It means that someone took a look at it and said "it's not ready..."
[05:58] <downix> still no boot
[05:58] <downix> this is tiresome
[05:58] <Obeyence> Application tried to create a window, but no driver coudl be loaded. Make sure that your x server is running and that $display is set correctly.
[05:58] <Obeyence> I havefound 0 info for this on linux
[05:59] <Dougdoug4> And that is happening as your trying to install Wine? Or using a program with Wine?
[05:59] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  wine windoesapp.exe      normally
[05:59] <Obeyence> use a program
[05:59] <Dougdoug4> What program?
[05:59] <kinja-sheep> Obeyence: Details.
[05:59] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  you are at the gnome desktop now?
[05:59] <Obeyence> wine DXSETUP.exe
[05:59] <Obeyence> = that error
[05:59] <kinja-sheep> Obeyence: DirectX? o.O
[05:59] <Dr_Willis> you normally DONT want to run direct X setup in wine
[05:59] <Obeyence> really.. anything i put into terminal that is using the wine command.
[06:00] <Dr_Willis> wine notepad.exe
[06:00] <Obeyence> Cant play Stalker without it right?
[06:00]  * linagee runs off to get some wendy's
[06:00] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  wine can fake directx
[06:00] <Obeyence> same error
[06:00] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | Obeyence
[06:00] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  you do need togive the proper path to the exe also
[06:01] <Obeyence> I dont believe this is a simple fix.
[06:01] <Obeyence> As i have been going on and on about this for about 9 hours...
[06:01] <Dr_Willis> what fix?
[06:01] <Dr_Willis> you mean the give the proper path?
[06:01] <Obeyence> no
[06:01] <Obeyence> i understand proper pathing...
[06:02] <Obeyence> If you are cd'ed to the folder you can syntax it with no directory path... correct?
[06:02] <Obeyence> I dont know what this X server or $display is
[06:02] <Dr_Willis> yes should be able to
[06:02] <Blaine_> if I install a package from source and then install the same package with apt-get, are there any steps I need to take to ensure things don't get squashed or conflict?
[06:03] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  if you are on the gnome desktop it shoudl hage $DISPLAY allready set
[06:03] <Dr_Willis> not $display
[06:03] <Obeyence> Yes im not capsing it for ease of typing.
[06:03] <Obeyence> Im on a laptop atm that has a crap keyboard
[06:03] <Obeyence> hence styoes and stuff
[06:04] <GodfatherofEire> Odd. I'm building the package from source, and it's telling me to run ./configure, but when I go to do that it says there's no file by that name
[06:04] <Obeyence> Im trying to play stalker 3
[06:04] <Obeyence> =\
[06:04] <Obeyence> I have been trying to play this game for 3 days now
[06:04] <Losha> Blaine_: in general, the apt-get package will just overwrite the source installed one, and it will be just as if the source install had never happened.......
[06:04] <downix> trying lilo
[06:04] <Dr_Willis> if DISPLAY is not set. then inthory anything you try to run from that terminal wont display properly try a command like 'gnome-terminal'
[06:04] <Obeyence> What id Xserve?
[06:04] <Obeyence> X server
[06:04] <Dr_Willis> X is the core of teh GUI
[06:05] <abhi_nav> GodfatherofEire manualy check and make sure that the configure file is there or not
[06:05] <GodfatherofEire> abhi_nav, I did
[06:05] <Blaine_> I assume I'd have to use --prefix when building from source
[06:05] <Obeyence> cannot open display:
[06:05] <GodfatherofEire> There isn't one
[06:05] <Obeyence> when i enter that command
[06:05] <AndChat-> Try automakers.
[06:06] <AndChat-> Err
[06:06] <abhi_nav> GodfatherofEire read the file called "Readme.txt" and follow the instruction
[06:06] <AndChat-> automake
[06:06] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  so lets start from the beginning.. You LOGIN via GDM to get to the gnome Desktop. You open a terminal. You Shouldbe able to run 'gnome-terminal' and otehr apps and $DISPLAY should be set properly
[06:06] <GodfatherofEire> abhi_nav, I know, thats what I was doing
[06:06] <abhi_nav> GodfatherofEire then?
[06:06] <abhi_nav> !automake
[06:06] <GodfatherofEire> tried make, says to run ./configure first
[06:06] <abhi_nav> !info automake
[06:06] <SolarisBoy> is it possible to get the UUID of an external drive?
[06:07] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[06:07] <Obeyence> So you want me to restart?
[06:07] <ShapeShifter499> I'm trying to mount a dmg file in ubuntu on this powerpc  and I get this error
[06:07] <AndChat-> automakers. Not make.
[06:07] <ShapeShifter499> http://paste.ubuntu.com/394958/
[06:07] <abhi_nav> GodfatherofEire hmmm look for tha automake. i dont know further about this
[06:07] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  log out/back in
[06:07] <Obeyence> may i PM you for ease of keeping track of the convo?
[06:07] <ShapeShifter499> any reason why
[06:07] <AndChat-> Grr automake.
[06:07] <ShapeShifter499> ?
[06:07] <roscogruen> Dr_Willis, & downix the trick to fix screen resolution w/o using liveCD or anything was to simply to use buttons on monitor to "auto adjust"
[06:07] <GodfatherofEire> AndChat-: wouldnt that basically just spit out the same makefile as what I already have?
[06:08] <Losha> GodfatherofEire: See http://www.airs.com/ian/configure/
[06:08] <downix> roscogruen, not every monitor offers that
[06:08] <Obeyence> ok logged back in
[06:08] <AndChat-> Maybe autoconf too. Then ./configure.
[06:09] <Obeyence> ok it worked now
[06:09] <AndChat-> Autoconf creates ./configure which creates the Makefile.
[06:09] <GodfatherofEire> I already have a Makefile in the folder
[06:10] <AndChat-> What happens when you type make?
[06:10] <GodfatherofEire> Says to run ./configure first, although if thats what generates the Makefile, why would they include it?
[06:11] <AndChat-> Maybe because they accidentally shipped it with a Makefile.
[06:11] <GodfatherofEire> Might be
[06:11] <Losha> GodfatherofEire: configure also generates header files and such. I assume that's what the Makefile checks for...
[06:12] <AndChat-> Try make. Can't hurt anything.
[06:12] <artinstartin> i deleted users i created with the GUI in karmic but when i do ls/home the usernames i deleted still show up. when i do userdel it say's that the users do not exist. how can i delete these users completly. thank you
[06:12] <Karmic> can anyone give me wecam install support
[06:12] <GodfatherofEire> I did, thats when it started complaining
[06:12] <Karmic> webcam
[06:13] <abhi_nav> artinstartin: they are not the users they are their /home directories
[06:13] <Obeyence> omg i love you
[06:13] <Obeyence> at least so far
[06:13] <Obeyence> lol
[06:13] <abhi_nav> artinstartin: you can delete them manualy
[06:13] <AndChat-> rm -r /home/deaduser
[06:13] <artinstartin> abhi_nav, so i will try to delete the home directories. ok thank you And
[06:13] <artinstartin> ChatChat
[06:14] <artinstartin> oops
[06:14] <abhi_nav> hmm
[06:14] <Karmic> anyone help me with webcam install support
[06:14] <AndChat-> Don't forget sudo.
[06:14] <abhi_nav> haa haa
[06:14] <artinstartin> copy that
[06:14] <artinstartin> :)
[06:14] <Obeyence> bleh
[06:14] <abhi_nav> !webcam | Karmic
[06:15] <Obeyence> The splash screen comes up for Stalker CoP but its frozen now
[06:15] <Karmic> yes its not showing any picture in cheesebooth
[06:15] <syddraf> I'm running lucid with gnome and there appears to be some kind of graphical error. There is a one or two pixels line around my wallpaper that changes color depending on the gnome theme. I've never had this problem with gnome before and am wondering if it has something to do with the 10.04 release.
[06:15] <Obeyence> Ok fsgame.ltx is missing
[06:16] <Obeyence> Is what the error is. I have seen this mentioned... thx for your help.
[06:16] <AndChat-> It's in beta. It has bugs.
[06:16] <goddard> in my update manager I have linux headers that say (new install) what does this mean?
[06:16] <Losha> !lucid | syddraf
[06:17] <wolf2k_ubuntu> Evening/morning. Something's acting up on my ubuntu VM. I can't use AIM or visit particular websites, yet on my Mac OS X host, I'm able to do all of that. Pidgin claimed the problem was this:  No address associated with hostname. How exactly do I diagnose this problem?
[06:18] <lordganehs> please help me .. i m recovering grub after installing windows 7 and i got this http://paste.ubuntu.com/394961/
[06:18] <goddard> Can some one help me out with understanding the update process in ubuntu?
[06:18] <AndChat-> Can you visit any sites?
[06:18] <wolf2k_ubuntu> AndChat-: php.net
[06:19] <wolf2k_ubuntu> google.com
[06:19] <wolf2k_ubuntu> a few others
[06:19] <AndChat-> But nothing else?
[06:19] <enzotib> lordganehs: you should mount also /proc, like /dev
[06:19] <Losha> wolf2k_ubuntu: it sounds like a dns problem. How do you get dns on your ubuntu vm?
[06:19] <phrost> lordganehs: try mount -t proc /proc
[06:19] <AndChat-> Try the host command.
[06:20] <Myrtti> goddard: which part don't you understand?
[06:20] <wolf2k_ubuntu> AndChat-: If I understood how to use the host command, I'd do so.
[06:20] <phrost> lordganehs: or rather mount -t proc /mnt/proc before you chroot it
[06:20] <wolf2k_ubuntu> If it matters, ubuntu.com doesn't work for me on this VM right now
[06:20] <goddard> How things are effected in my system when I update
[06:20] <Obeyence> =\ ok yeah im lost now
[06:20] <AndChat-> man host: -)
[06:21] <Myrtti> goddard: are you worried about a certain app?
[06:21] <goddard> Myrtti sometimes I compile my own drivers but when I update they go away and sometimes it changes certain aspects of my system
[06:21] <Obeyence> ANyone feel like baby sitting a newbie?
[06:21] <Obeyence> =\
[06:21] <goddard> for example my wifi card had a custom driver and now it seems like it reverted
[06:21] <abhi_nav> Karmic: what happends?
[06:22] <meowbuntu> has anyone used squid on ubuntu before
[06:22] <Myrtti> goddard: drivers you compile yourself you need to recompile when you get a kernel update
[06:22] <wolf2k_ubuntu> AndChat-: from my limited testing...most of the URLs that I've been typing don't return anything.
[06:22] <Thundarr> Q: is Pan the best linux newsreader for binaries?
[06:22] <AndChat-> It is
[06:23] <wolf2k_ubuntu> ...and now it's really bad, because I can't access github. I wanted to push some commits to my repository
[06:23] <AndChat-> My condolences.
[06:23] <Thundarr> AndChat-: thx
[06:23] <wolf2k_ubuntu> Will a restart of the VM fix this?
[06:23] <goddard> Myrtti will it compile just the same or with kernal changes with it not work during the compliation process?
[06:23] <AndChat-> Try it.
[06:24] <wolf2k_ubuntu> alright, brb
[06:24] <goddard> Myrtti because I followed specific directions to get it compiled and if I update will I have to do different steps is what I mean.  Sorry I am new
[06:24] <Myrtti> goddard: say again?
[06:25] <Losha> Thundarr: it's ok. but it has an unfixed day one bug that makes it hang on very large binaries. I liked klibido better personally...
[06:25] <Myrtti> goddard: the same steps should work, I guesss
[06:25] <Wolfman2000> ...times like this that VMs are good
[06:25] <goddard> brb
[06:25] <dj_segfault> Does anyone know how to sync contacts and calendar between an Android phone and Linux without using gmail?  I'm contemplating getting the new Motorola Backflip.
[06:25] <Thundarr> losha: thanks ill check it out too. i really need large binaries, its one of the few things I do with my pc.
[06:25] <keepguessing> Hi I am trying to install ubuntu on my desktop however i do not have a dvdrom I have win 7 installed and I have ubuntu iso ... I tried a few ways mentioned at http://www.iceflatline.com/2009/09/how-to-dual-boot-windows-7-and-linux-using-bcdedit/ and http://www.google.co.in/search?hl=en&q=install+ubuntu+from+windows+7&meta=&aq=1c&aqi=g-c2g1g-c2g2g-m3&aql=&oq=install+ubuntu+from+windows
[06:26] <keepguessing> However I have no success at it.
[06:26] <Losha> Thundarr: check out aub then...
[06:26] <timc> keepguessing: tried using wubi?
[06:26] <dj_segfault> keepguessing: How about installing from a thumb drive?  can you boot from USB devices?
[06:26] <keepguessing> wubi for 9.04 does not come up
[06:27] <keepguessing> i do not own a usb pen drive
[06:27] <dj_segfault> keepguessing: Dude, you can buy one for $9
[06:28] <keepguessing> I am not from US dj_segfault its called costly from where I am from :)
[06:28] <dj_segfault> keepguessing: Can you tell us what happened when you tried what you did so far?
[06:28] <keepguessing> dj_segfault: sure
[06:28] <wolf2k_ubuntu> ...don't ask how the restart worked
[06:28] <Obeyence> how do i extract a .rar ?
[06:28] <dj_segfault> Obeyence: unrar
[06:28] <dj_segfault> !unrar
[06:28] <timc> keepguessing: move the wubi.exe file to the same folder you have the 9.04 image in, it will detect the iso image
[06:29] <keepguessing> timc: tried it .. When I click wubi.exe I do not get any window or screen
[06:29] <meowbuntu> has anyone used squid on ubuntu before i am trying to set up sarg to send automatic emails. i dont understand what to put in the sarg.conf file. http://www.pastebin.org/112312  everthing on the net from several sites just say edit as needed. How??
[06:30] <Andorin> Guys, I'm trying to help my friend install a driver for her Logitech webcam over IM. I'm doing it on my system too to help her better, and when I run make, I get this: http://pastebin.com/VgMfGfCG What do we do?
[06:31] <Andorin> She tells me she gets the same errors.
[06:32] <timc> keepguessing: check in task manager that wubi.exe isnt already running
[06:32] <lordganehs> phrost: command not mount -t proc /mnt/proc works instead it print help for mount
[06:32] <dj_segfault> Andorin: Looks like the version of sp5xxfw2 is incompatible.  Look for a newer one
[06:32] <phrost> lordganehs: i musta missed one, try mount -t proc proc /mnt/proc
[06:32] <Losha> meowbuntu: I've never used sarg myself, but if you look in the config file, there are only 2 mentions of mail, and they look pretty self-explanatory. If you can't figure them out, ask me...
[06:32] <keepguessing> timc: I did it is not running .... I am trying install jaunty here ... I have dlded wubi 9.04
[06:33] <phrost> Andorin: any idea if you have kernel headers installed?
[06:33] <LinuxGuy2009> I'm having trouble getting sound playback to switch from my onboard audio to my USB headset. The other day I had trouble getting my webcam mic to work too. Seems like the sound system is buggy or something is wrong. The test sounds work fine out of the headset when I switch it to play through it. Totem and VLC wont play movie audio through them though. Any logic in this? I even tried removing pulseaudio and still didnt help.
[06:33] <phrost> Andorin: try apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`    exactly like that
[06:33] <LinuxGuy2009> Im on 9.04
[06:34] <meowbuntu> Losha, i can see it does explane about them. i understand that part. its just the commands underneth that put me of. nothing clarly says email, etc
[06:34] <LinuxGuy2009> It plays through onboard audio no matter what I select with System->Prefs->Sound.
[06:34] <Andorin> phrost: Yes, we have the headers.
[06:35] <keepguessing> timc: I see it coming and crashing again .. I am using windows 7
[06:35] <phrost> odd, the asm/semaphore.h its looking for should be part of kernel headers
[06:35] <keepguessing> timc: When I siad coming up I meant it was listed in the task manger process list and then disappears
[06:35] <Losha> meowbuntu: output_email clearly wants an email address to send mail to (does outgoing mail work on your system?). mail_utility mailx can be left as-is, just make sure mailx is installed (sudo apt-get install mailx)
[06:35] <MrD__> I'm trying to change the login screen. I open System >> Administration >> Login Screen and there is nothing there that lets me install a theme
[06:36] <lordganehs> phrost: still same error http://paste.ubuntu.com/394967/
[06:36] <MrD__> just options to auto login
[06:36] <meowbuntu> Losha, if it just says from email address, to email address, pop infomation etc then i would know
[06:36] <meowbuntu> losha i use gmail webmail
[06:37] <Andorin> phrost: Perhaps the driver is incompatible with 2.6.31? According to the webcam compatibility page on the Ubuntu wiki, the entry for her cam (and the link to the driver) was provided for Gutsy. That's quite a while ago.
[06:37] <LinuxGuy2009> Is pulseaudio supposed to stream audio to all connected audio devices all at once or not?
[06:37] <timc> keepguessing: tried running it in Compatibility mode (XP or vista)?
[06:37] <phrost> Andorin: that'd be my guess, your path said 2007 which is 3 years behind the OS
[06:38] <Losha> meowbuntu: first, you need to be able to send outgoing emails from your system. I recommend installing ssmtp and using http://wiki.debian.org/sSMTP to configure it. Once that's working, you can just use your email address in the sarg.conf file...
[06:38] <meowbuntu> Losha, i understand i can get sarg to send a report through pop but nothing in there mentions that.
[06:38] <Andorin> phrost: This would be a problem, then, unless there is another way to get her cam working.
[06:39] <phrost> lordganehs: is your /boot on another partition? did you mount it inside the chroot too?
[06:39] <lordganehs> no
[06:39] <keepguessing> timc: tried both does not work :(
[06:39] <ChogyDan> Andorin: why did you do sudo make?
[06:39] <Andorin> ChogyDan: Don't you have to?
[06:40] <Losha> meowbuntu: actually, it works like this: sarg -> mailx -> ssmtp -> gmail. So setup ssmtp first, per the above, ok?
[06:40] <meowbuntu> Losha, sarg does not need ssmtp. it works by itself. when i used thunderbird it could send email easily.
[06:40] <ChogyDan> Andorin: no, it is just make.  Have you tried gstreamer-properties?
[06:40] <MrD__> ok, the problem is that I do not have Login Window, I have Login Screen
[06:40] <lordganehs> phrost: i have boot in same partition , i tried this previously and it worked well
[06:40] <MrD__> how can I get Login Window (one lets you change the behavior and one lets you do behavior + appearance)
[06:41] <phrost> lordganehs: does it say anything in dmesg?
[06:41] <meowbuntu> i never saw that in the info about sarg. sarg sends reports generated by squid.
[06:41] <Losha> meowbuntu: thunderbird is a mail client, sarg is not. That's why it needs mailx/ssmtp. Feel free to ask for a 2nd opinion on this. I won't be offended...
[06:41] <enzotib> lordganehs: mount --bind /sys /mnt/sys
[06:41] <LinuxGuy2009> Please could someone explain why totem and vlc are not picking up on gnome-sound-properties changes for playback devices? The test sounds are going to the correctly selected audio device but the players are not.
[06:41] <phrost> lol good call,i forgot about sysfs
[06:42] <Galois1> I need some help with getting the cisco vpn to work...
[06:43] <Andorin> Okay, everyone who was just helping me: Turns out we were trying to install the wrong driver, as she has a different camera than we thought. This one is supposed to work out of the box, and she's going to reboot her computer (she updated it earlier without rebooting).
[06:43] <phrost> Andorin: lol have fun
[06:43] <sunblade0> hi
[06:44] <Andorin> phrost: It struck me that it can't be a missing driver since she said it SORT OF worked in cheese, so I had her lsusb to see the exact model of the camera
[06:44] <Andorin> And it turns out we had it wrong xD
[06:44] <lordganehs> enzotib: phrost: still same error
[06:44] <Galois1> the network-manager-vpnc app says authentication failed and the command line says login unsuccessful
[06:44] <sunblade0> Does somebody have exp with sony PS3?
[06:45] <ChogyDan> Andorin: yeah, if it works in cheese at all, then you have the driver
[06:45] <LinuxGuy2009> Dumb stuff like this just brings me closer to going and buying Windows.
[06:45] <Callum__> Hi, I've got a HP OfficeJet V40 connected to one of my Ubuntu machines that is acting as a print server... its an HP so its detected and all that, and Windows machines connecting to it by Samba (which means Windows uses its own drivers to print to it...) can print fine, but Linux machines (including the machine itself) can't print to it and the only sort of printing that it will accept from a Linux machine is the "Self-Test Print Page". Anyone have any id
[06:45] <Callum__> eas?
[06:46] <Callum__> I've got a Epson Stylus COLOR 740 connected to the same machine and any and all machines can print to it
[06:46] <ChogyDan> LinuxGuy2009: what version are you running?
[06:46] <atif> can I install apache on ubuntu?
[06:47] <ChogyDan> !lamp | atif
[06:47] <meowbuntu> Losha, http://www.kartook.com/2009/10/configure-sarg-for-squid-logs/
[06:48] <Obeyence> sigh
[06:48] <Obeyence> fail again.
[06:48] <Obeyence> er.. sorry wrong channel
[06:49] <Losha> meowbuntu: sorry, I don't see anywhere where that says sarg can use pop to send emails. Did I miss it?
[06:49] <olskolirc> cheese doesn't have good settings
[06:50] <meowbuntu> Losha, http://sarg.sourceforge.net/
[06:50] <keepguessing> i have copied the contents of my unbuntu installation dvd onto a windows drive. i can make the windows boot from tat drive ... I wish to know what file should i set the path to boot from there
[06:50] <MrD__> I hate to break protocall, but no one knows what happened to Login Window? Was it replaced with Login Screen and then Splash Screen?
[06:51] <yshavit> Does RhythmBox support syncing (to an ipod)? I seem to remember it used to, but I can't find that functionality anymore.
[06:51] <Dr_Willis> MrD__:  xsplash -> gdm login -> xsplash -> users actual desktop   (i think)
[06:51] <yharrow> My Atheros card detects networks but can't connect to them any clue why not? Running ubuntu 9.10
[06:51] <meowbuntu> Losha, oi suppose you are right on that
[06:51] <Losha> meowbuntu: Sigh. Nor there either....
[06:51] <atif> what is a stack? a package?
[06:52] <ChogyDan> yharrow: what happens?
[06:52] <MrD__> I cant find xsplash either
[06:52] <yharrow> it pretends its connecting then drops the connection
[06:52] <yshavit> atif: a stack is all of the applications that a given application uses.
[06:52] <meowbuntu> Losha, i understand. it just says set up the config adn its done. but how do i ???
[06:52] <Dr_Willis> what do you mean Find? its installed by default
[06:52] <yharrow> @ ChogyDan
[06:52] <ChogyDan> atif: it is just the collection of applications
[06:52] <MrD__> where?
[06:52] <atif> thanks guys
[06:52] <yshavit> atif: for instance, the "LAMP stack" is Linux + Apache + MySql + PHP, which all together can host a web page
[06:53] <Dr_Willis> !info xsplash
[06:53] <ChogyDan> yharrow: try dmesg          Does it work in windows?
[06:53] <yharrow> works fine in windows
[06:53] <atif> yshavit, that's awesome..
[06:53] <Losha> meowbuntu: Yawn. You do what I said 20 minutes ago. Start by installing and configuring ssmtp to send mail to gmail ....
[06:53] <atif> so would i have to configure each of them...
[06:53] <MrD__> it doesnt find it in the software center
[06:53] <Obeyence> Has anyone played stalker CoP?
[06:53] <meowbuntu> Losha, can i pm you
[06:54] <meowbuntu> Losha, ok did you find that on net
[06:54] <Guest90532> i am looking for a new name for a linux distro I have created based on karmic
[06:54] <ChogyDan> yharrow: what does dmesg say?
[06:54] <Andorin> Okay, so even after a reboot, it's not working. I'm pressing her for details as to what happens when she starts it. Barring that, does anyone know of a good way to capture an error? Should I have her run cheese in CLI and watch for errors?
[06:54] <yshavit> atif: yeah, a stack generally isn't packaged together
[06:54] <Guest90532> i want to promote it in the small towns of India
[06:54] <Obeyence> its coming on 10 hours of staring at the screen with nothing working right for me...
[06:54] <ChogyDan> Andorin: gstreamer-properties
[06:55] <Obeyence> and all i want to do is play this damn game.
[06:55] <Andorin> ChogyDan: Okay. What am I going to have her change?
[06:55] <Losha> meowbuntu: please *don't* pm me. It's better if other people can see what's going on...
[06:55] <ChogyDan> Andorin: are you with her?
[06:55] <atif> yshavit, alright, i am basically installing it just to experience.. i have never configured a web server.. let's see how i go
[06:55] <Guest90532> does anyone have any ideas for a nice name?
[06:55] <embeddedRobot> hey guys, i've just compiled Xubuntu 9.10 for my BeagleBoard (arm-based), but the only user displayed is "Ubuntu System User".  I've searched around, but I'm not sure how to add another user, or login as root from here.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!
[06:55] <Andorin> ChogyDan: No, this is over IM.
[06:55] <meowbuntu> Losha, ok
[06:55] <ChogyDan> Andorin: just try to get it working, it should make sense
[06:55] <meowbuntu> it has these
[06:55] <meowbuntu> # TAG:  resolve_ip yes/no
[06:55] <meowbuntu> #       Convert ip address to dns name
[06:55] <meowbuntu> #       sarg -n
[06:55] <meowbuntu> resolve_ip
[06:55] <meowbuntu> # TAG:  user_ip yes/no
[06:56] <meowbuntu> #       Use Ip Address instead userid in reports.
[06:56] <meowbuntu> #       sarg -p
[06:56] <meowbuntu> user_ip no
[06:56] <meowbuntu> what do i put
[06:56] <yshavit> atif: good luck :)  LAMP isn't too hard to get working in a basic way, though getting it running securely is trickier -- I've never done that.
[06:56] <Flannel> meowbuntu: Please use pastebin in the future.
[06:56] <yharrow> seems to work now for some reason o.o  thanks anywho
[06:56] <MrD__> I'm trying to install this: http://cppforlife.deviantart.com/art/Ubuntu-GDM-theme-I-am-sexy-94448284
[06:56] <meowbuntu> ok
[06:56] <yharrow> @ ChogyDan
[06:56] <Name141> Can anybody comment if the next kernel will fix the issues with the e1000e module for Intel(R) 82562V-2 10/100 ?
[06:56] <Losha> meowbuntu: for more than a couple of lines of text, please use http://ubuntu.pastebin.com
[06:56] <ChogyDan> yharrow: ok!  :)
[06:56] <atif> yshavit, i just wanna try my blog on it.. if it run's well...
[06:57] <MrD__> I just looked up xsplash, looks like it's supposed to be installed but software finder doesnt find it....neither to download nor as installed
[06:57] <Name141> Or the next release of Ubuntu that is ?
[06:57] <Losha> meowbuntu: Those are directives that say what appears in the reports. Nothing to do with sending them via email...
[06:57] <yharrow> ChogyDan, dunno if this helps but last time my keyring was empty. this time i entered a password to the keyring
[06:57] <Obeyence> all im seeing are fixes for windows...
[06:57] <yshavit> atif: hm, good luck... personally I'd be scared of doing that, since opening Apache connection to the world requires, I think, some knowledge of security settings and all that.
[06:57] <Obeyence> Anyone able to assist me?
[06:57] <yshavit> But don't take my word on it.
[06:57] <ChogyDan> yharrow: hmm, yeah, that;s weird
[06:58] <ChogyDan> Obeyence: whats the problem?
[06:58] <Obeyence> Wine
[06:58] <Obeyence> i guess
[06:58] <meowbuntu> losha there is another application that works beter called netresponsability.
[06:58] <Obeyence> or user error
[06:58] <Obeyence> ive been trying to play this game (stalker cop) for days.
[06:58] <meowbuntu> Losha, but that uses ruby and hogs 75-100% of my cpu
[06:58] <Obeyence> Windows wouldnt let me do it because the parental control settings are not changable on my install....
[06:59] <ChogyDan> Obeyence: you may have to talk to the wine folks
[06:59] <Andorin> ChogyDan: She says that when she clicks Test to test her video output, without changing settings, the cam works fine in that little window that pops up. But it doesn't work in Cheese. I guess the cam itself is fine?
[06:59] <ChogyDan> Andorin: yep
[06:59] <Dr_Willis> parental controlls ? :) heh
[06:59] <Losha> meowbuntu: that's up to you. You could have had sarg reports via email up and working by now....
[06:59] <Obeyence> so i installed ubuntu and now after about 10 hours i have gotten to the damn splash screen and nwo i get a fsgame.ltx error
[07:00] <Obeyence> all the fixes i find are for windows...
[07:00] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  thers never any guarentees that5 any windows game will work in wine.
[07:00] <Obeyence> yeah but this one does.
[07:00] <ChogyDan> Andorin: have her try changing some settings in cheese, or maybe use a different app
[07:00] <Andorin> ChogyDan: Yep, that's exactly what we're trying now... thank you very much :)
[07:00] <meowbuntu> ok i just want proofe
[07:00] <Obeyence> sigh
[07:01] <meowbuntu> i am installing ssmtp Losha can you help me set that up then
[07:01] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:   You may of been netter off figureing out why your parentaral controll got you locked out.
[07:01] <supernoob> anyone here know anything about running karaoke professionally from ubuntu? if so please let me know :)
[07:01] <keepguessing> I just lost connection .. hence reasking myquestion if anyone is interested to help out
[07:01] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[07:01] <ChogyDan> Andorin: wait, did you say output?
[07:02] <keepguessing> I need to know if I can know what the bootstrap file for the ubuntu installation disk
[07:02] <Obeyence> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectmanager.php?sClass=version&ild=14790&itestingld=34528
[07:02] <Andorin> ChogyDan: I meant input.
[07:02] <ChogyDan> Andorin: kk
[07:02] <Obeyence> I typed that out manualy... Please view it and scroll down to thwere it says HOWTO install game
[07:02] <Losha> meowbuntu: look at http://wiki.debian.org/sSMTP, in particular, the bit called "Using sSMTP with Gmail"...
[07:02] <Obeyence> skip down to part 6
[07:02] <Obeyence> Thats the "fix" to the problem
[07:03] <Obeyence> but unfortunatly for me... it does the same thing trying to run the gdame does.
[07:03] <Obeyence> well... from console neway
[07:03] <WinterSky> Does anyone know how to use grub 2 to load a file (Mbr)?
[07:03] <Obeyence> gives me some errors about my headset not being something... and those X server $display errors.
[07:03] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: do you have the wine ppa added?
[07:03] <Obeyence> I can load notepad.exe just fine.
[07:03] <Obeyence> ppa?
[07:04] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | obeyence
[07:04] <meowbuntu> thanks Losha i will come back when i got ssmtp set up
[07:04] <Losha> meowbuntu: it's late here, I may have gone to bed. I'll be back online tomorrow, or someone else can help, ok?
[07:04] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: seek and ye shall fine. The version on the official repo could be dated, you could try wine1.2 as well using the wine ppa
[07:04] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  thers updated versions of wine that often fix some issues.. and theres the winetricks tool that an install some needed packates that Might fix other issues
[07:04] <supernoob> can you pm on here?
[07:05] <meowbuntu> thanks Losha have a good sleep
[07:05] <supernoob> pm me and let me know how
[07:05] <supernoob> please
[07:05] <Losha> meowbuntu: good luck...
[07:05] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: might give different results.
[07:05] <ohgodiaf> wonderful...
[07:05] <ohgodiaf> what?
[07:05] <Xjiujiu> hehe...
[07:05] <ActionParsnip> Supernoob: ask in the channel. It may help other
[07:05] <ohgodiaf> ... i got disconnected.
[07:05] <ActionParsnip> S
[07:05] <ohgodiaf> after i said "i dont know what that just said"
[07:05] <MrD__> Dr_Willis, not to be a pain, but I really cannot find out how to install a login theme
[07:06] <ohgodiaf> i mean.. the error here is the fsgame.ltx error
[07:06] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: has the app/games devloper released a linux installer for the app too? Worth a look
[07:06] <ohgodiaf> S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Call of Pyprirarthat or w/e
[07:07] <ohgodiaf> Do you think thsoe dirty russians put out anything for linux? They cant even put a game out that isnt hella buggy lol
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> ohgodiaf: are you obeyence?
[07:07] <ohgodiaf> ishg i just change my  nae back
[07:07] <ohgodiaf> yes
[07:07] <ohgodiaf> alredy in use
[07:07] <ohgodiaf> figures
[07:08] <ActionParsnip> Ohgodiaf: don't be nasty towards russians, its not tollerated
[07:08] <ohgodiaf> just saying...
[07:08] <tsccof> I agree with ohgodiaf
[07:08] <ActionParsnip> Ohgodiaf: I'm just tlling you its not clever or funny so don't bother
[07:09] <Obeyence> its w/e
[07:09] <Obeyence> i just want to play my game.
[07:09] <Obeyence> the 141 people that are in wineHQ ... arnt talking
[07:09] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: find the wine ppa (easy) and add it and upgrade may help
[07:09] <Andorin> Oh, quick question: What's the best program for video calls on Ubuntu, assuming both users are using the same clients and assuming protocol doesn't matter?
[07:09] <Obeyence> ishg
[07:09] <Obeyence> sigh
[07:10] <tsccof> Andorin: Skype?
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: you could try wine1.2 as well, also see if the game devs made a linux installer too
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> !best | andorin
[07:10] <Obeyence> whatng to fix problem are you try
[07:10] <Obeyence> sigh
[07:10] <Obeyence> what problem are you trying to fix
[07:10] <researcher1> Is it possible to run windows programs on Ubuntu without being virus infected? I have  run windows applications using Wine and had same virus infections as it had when run on a standalone Xp system. Any way out?
[07:10] <Obeyence> ?
[07:10] <FloodBot1> Obeyence: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:10] <Obeyence> i really wish someone coudl PM me and talk to me like that
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> Researcher1: the wine config could get infected but its easily fixable
[07:11] <Obeyence> Im on a 15" laptop and the keyboard sucks and... this window is ultra small
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: I have given you 3 avenues of research.
[07:11] <researcher1> how can wine infections be fixed? using Clamav?
[07:11] <yshavit> has anyone here gotten Banshee working with an iPod Touch? I know it's not officially supported -- but as I've managed to get Rhytmbox and Nautilus to recognize my Touch, I feel like Banshee support is maybe possible too.
[07:11] <Obeyence> so the chat is scrolling by ... and i cant read very well due to eye problems and dislexia... and being tired from being up since 6am
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> Researcher1: simply replace the file if its system based or you can scan it with whatever you like
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: scroll back up then
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: I do 12 hour shifts of work too. So I know about tired
[07:13] <Obeyence> k i dont like you. You dont have a since of humor and you are inconsiderate to the needs of others.
[07:13] <Obeyence> why dony you tell me to just fucking google the problem? You might as well...
[07:13] <brjann> !attitude | Obeyence
[07:14] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  wine app forums say use wine 1.1.37 for that game
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: no I'm keeping the channel xenophobia free. Its part of the !attitude factoid. I can call an op if you'd like
[07:14] <Obeyence> I just dont want you talking to me anymore. Thanks.
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: happy struggling
[07:15] <Obeyence> You have helped me 0% anyway.
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: 1. Use wine ppa
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence; 2. Try wine 1.2
[07:15] <Obeyence> And as i have asked like 5 times... What is that going to help solve?
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: 3. Look for linux native installer
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: try those 3 things
[07:16] <Obeyence> Do you even know what im trying to fix any more?
[07:16] <bbelt16ag> hey peeps is there a  bug in karamic  with staitc ips and  dns  ?
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: the later wine versions may help the game run
[07:16] <robert__> i don't know why but i can't install gyachi
[07:16] <robert__> i installed the software sources and authentication key, but its still not in the repos
[07:16] <Obeyence> yes, the errors that people get are after they load into the game. They are able to play for a few min then crash.
[07:16] <brjann> bbelt16ag: we'd need to know more about your symptoms before we could answer that.
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: if the game devs made a linux installer you don't need wine as the game will run native like frets on fire or tux racing
[07:16] <Obeyence> 10 hours of google/forum re.search has taught me th
[07:17] <willis1> http://forum.winehq.org/viewtopic.php?p=40285&sid=358e192a75c3b8b076aeb496c5a90dac
[07:17] <Obeyence> Mind you, i didnt come in here first thing when i had a problem
[07:17] <willis1> mentions whats needed to run the game
[07:17] <robert__> i don't know why but i can't install gyachi
[07:17] <robert__> i installed the software sources and authentication key, but its still not in the repos
[07:17] <xrc> hi, where i can consult about developing snmp application using snmpkit headers from libsnmp-dev?
[07:17] <Obeyence> I ahve been web crawling noun sotp for 10 hours.
[07:17] <bbelt16ag> well i  use the 'network tool to set my default profile then it works fine then i reboot and i  no longer have DNS when i log back in..  and have to use the network tool to  set the  default profile again
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> Robert__: sudo apt-get update; apt-cache search gyach
[07:17] <robert__> could it be because i'm using lucid alpha?
[07:17] <robert__> oh ok thanks
[07:17] <Obeyence> What is fsgame.ltx?
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> !lucid | robert__
[07:18] <Obeyence> And why is it giving me an error.
[07:18] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  snoopcat on that thread - gives steps he did..  he also says to use wine 1.1.37
[07:18] <Obeyence> Thats th epoint in which the game stops working... its at the splash screen.. not in the game.
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: have you asked in #winehq
[07:18] <robert__> oh now with the +1 police lol
[07:18] <Obeyence> yeah. i have tried all that, cept the wine regression. I dont knwo how to do that.
[07:18] <Obeyence> But still
[07:18] <Obeyence> the game doesnt even run.
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> Robert__: its channel policy. The repo may not support lucid
[07:19] <Obeyence> i hate tyoign on tiny keyboards with a touch pad
[07:19] <Obeyence> my palm hits it and makes me fk up
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: try a different win version in winecfg
[07:19] <robert__> well,9.10 doesn't work with my wireless and 9.04 is way bass ackwards lol
[07:19] <brjann> bbelt16ag: by "network tool," you mean the default network-manager applet available in the taskbar? i haven't had any trouble with static IPs and DNS using network-manager
[07:19] <joemon> alguien habla espanol?
[07:19] <bbelt16ag> what do you tink
[07:20] <brjann> !es | joemon
[07:20] <bbelt16ag> no
[07:20] <bbelt16ag>  the on in the prefs
[07:20] <bbelt16ag> in the  menus
[07:20] <Obeyence> And for the 6th time.
[07:20] <Obeyence> What is this gooing to try to solve????????
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> Robert__: 9.04 is still supported so its not that old. Intrepid is dropped next month
[07:20] <Obeyence> WHat is the issue that you are trying to help me resolve by regressing or installing these other things.
[07:20] <robert__> yeah true
[07:21] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  the wine forums say you MUST use a soecific version of wine.
[07:21] <Obeyence> Currently, i can run notepad and installs and thigns of tha tnatures.
[07:21] <brjann> bbelt16ag: that's the same program. so you edit the wired connection, set it to static IP and add an address and DNS servers, and it remembers the IP after reboot but not the DNS server?
[07:21] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  for that game t5o work
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: have you seen this: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[07:21] <Obeyence> For that game "not to crash"
[07:22] <Obeyence> it randomly crashes if you use .38
[07:22] <Obeyence> im trying to get INTO the game
[07:22] <Obeyence> i dont care if it crashes
[07:22] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  snoopcat on that thread - gives steps he did..  he also says to use wine 1.1.37
[07:22] <Obeyence> then i can just regress
[07:22] <Obeyence> i know
[07:22] <FloodBot1> Obeyence: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:22] <Obeyence> i saw that thread and have had it open for about 8 ho
[07:22] <Obeyence> hours
[07:22] <om26er> !enter | Obeyence
[07:22] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:   thats all i know on the topic. good luck - if you have a more specifc question feel free to ask it.
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: is the app fully updated/patched?
[07:23] <Obeyence> No.
[07:23] <Obeyence> Its not and it wont be.
[07:23] <bbelt16ag> it wont  seti t to my profile i made
[07:24] <bbelt16ag> i have a  profile i  created and i set that and it fixes it..
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: does the appdb says you need a later patch of the game to run, or some later dlls
[07:24] <Obeyence> Now.. if you scroll up... a long long way
[07:24] <Obeyence> you will see a lnk that i hand tyed out
[07:24] <Obeyence> i didnt do that for fun
[07:24] <Obeyence> Im tring to show you my error
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: well I would but my client only scrolls 30 lines, so no I cant
[07:24] <Obeyence> Or at least where the error is coming from
[07:24] <brjann> bbelt16ag: you have more than one profile in the wired connections tab? so it's just that it's selecting the wrong one at login, is that right?
[07:25] <Obeyence> oh god i hate this
[07:25] <Obeyence> sigh here i go again
[07:25] <Dr_Willis> most irc clients have a history that you can uparrow to get back to...
[07:25] <Dr_Willis> so no need to retype stuff over and over.
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: you problem is very wine specific so id ask in #winehq
[07:26] <Obeyence> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectmanaager.php?sclass=version&ild=14790&testingld=34528
[07:26] <Obeyence> there are 140 somethign people in there all afk
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> Dr_willis: on a mobile phone with limited resourses, not so easy
[07:26] <ZykoticK9> does that link work for anyone else?  i get 404
[07:26] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  you are too leet for me
[07:26] <Dr_Willis> :)
[07:26] <Obeyence> And i couldnt up arrow because the window closed when i dced
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> Dr_willlis: ardchoile uses the same client too :)
[07:27] <hoelk> hello
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> Obeyence: its more pinpointed to your issue
[07:27] <Obeyence> Ok bring them back from afk =\
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> Now I gotta jet to work for my last 12 hour push, peace out kids
[07:28] <Obeyence> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectmanager.php?sclass=version&ild=14790&testingld=34528
[07:28] <Obeyence> hm
[07:28] <hoelk> Can anyone recommend me a good presentation creating software other than OOimpress? ppt export is a must, so beamer is not an option :(
[07:28] <ZykoticK9> does Obeyence's link work for someone else?
[07:28] <Obeyence> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectmanager.php?sclass=version&ild=14790&itestingld=34528
[07:28] <Kamokow> Whenever I add something to my desktop, if something with the same name has been on my desktop previously (like 'screenshot.png'), it will go to where it was previously, which sometimes causes the icons to overlap and what not. Is there any way to make them always just goto the first open spot?
[07:29] <jie> hello
[07:29] <brjann> ZykoticK9: no
[07:29] <Obeyence> sigh
[07:29] <ZykoticK9> brjann, thanks just checking
[07:30] <Obeyence> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14790&iTestingId=32474
[07:30] <Obeyence> that one works
[07:30] <rain_> nothing
[07:30] <Obeyence> scroll down to the first HOWTO
[07:30] <Obeyence> part 6 is where my problem starts
[07:34] <ddrj> sup guys
[07:34] <ddrj> installing ubuntu from usb drive, got an error
[07:34] <ddrj> BOOTMGR is missing, hit ctrl+alt+del to restart
[07:35] <ddrj> this is on a machine that has no os loaded on it hmm
[07:35] <Dr_Willis> has it ever had a windows os on it ddrj ?
[07:35] <ddrj> nope
[07:36] <ddrj> new 1tb drive heh
[07:36] <Dr_Willis> so it installed.. but now dosent boot eh?
[07:36] <ZykoticK9> ddrj, might not be as "new" as you think - that is a Vista MBR error message
[07:36] <Dr_Willis> ZykoticK9:  thats what i was thinking
[07:37] <ddrj> hmm
[07:37] <ddrj> well it's not installed either
[07:37] <ddrj> i mean i didn't get to the installation part
[07:37] <ddrj> i just got into bios to do the installation part, so i started the load from usb
[07:37] <ddrj> and that error came up :\ i did do unetbootin live usb creator in vista
[07:38] <ddrj> (on the machine i'm typing from)
[07:38] <peter_curry> hey - does anyone where to find ROMs for emulators that will actually work?
[07:38] <Dr_Willis> peter_curry:  internet :)
[07:38] <Dr_Willis> peter_curry:  depends on the emu and the roms you want.. and this isent exactly legal I imagine :)
[07:39] <peter_curry> Dr_Willis - I would like to find ROMS for the PSCX ...
[07:39] <peter_curry> Or PCSX, that is ...
[07:39] <Dr_Willis> peter_curry:  most everythng in life  can be found on Torrents :)
[07:41] <ZykoticK9> Dr_Willis, could you point me to the torrent for love and happiness?
[07:41] <Dr_Willis> ZykoticK9:   there is no 'the torrent' theres 10000000's of torrents you search for  at different torrent sites
[07:42] <Dr_Willis> ZykoticK9:  thjeres collections of BIOS files for most emulators out there also
[07:42] <Dr_Willis> thats 2 differnt things.. emulator bios roms.. then the actual games for the emus
[07:42] <ddrj> is the usb drive supposed to be fat32, fat, or ntfs ?
[07:42] <ZykoticK9> Dr_Willis, i was joking
[07:43] <damciol11> elo
[07:43] <damciol11> hello
[07:43] <damciol11> lol
[07:44] <ddrj> for installing ubuntu from a usb drive, is it supposed to be fat32/fat/ntfs ?
[07:45] <Maletor> Is there a way to set up automatic DNS for my ubuntu server. It's external changes around a lot and I want it to be able to access my machine.
[07:45] <Dr_Willis> unetbootin makes it fat32 i recal
[07:45] <ZykoticK9> ddrj, fat or fat32 - but if you're using USB Creator doesn't it format for you?
[07:46] <ddrj> mine didn't ;\\
[07:46] <ddrj> and it didn't even make the partition active
[07:46] <ddrj> i had to use diskpart.exe to make it active ;\\
[07:47] <ddrj> ok formatting it as fat now
[07:49] <ddrj> btw ZykoticK9, i am using unetbootin
[07:49] <ddrj> not usb creator, are they different programs /
[07:49] <sonny> I need help with step 4 (prepare partitions) of installation. I am trying to load ubuntu onto a blank hard drive and it tells me there is no root file system.
[07:50] <brutus> hi...whenever I edit fstab to mount my C drive on startup, there's a mount.ntfs process which starts hogging half my CPU...how do I solve this?
[07:51] <twb> !unr
[07:52] <twb> I understand UNR ships a different kernel build.  Where can I find its .config ?
[07:53] <twb> Hm, I see post-hardy releases have netbook-related metapackages.  I'll trace their deps to find the name of UNR's kernel variant.
[07:55] <Maletor> re a way to set up automatic DNS for my ubuntu server. It's external changes around a lot and I want it to be able to access my machine.
[07:56] <sonny> What do I need to do to prepare a partition for installing onto a new/blank hard drive?
[07:58] <meowbuntu> has anyone used squid on ubuntu before i am trying to set up sarg to send automatic emails. i dont understand what to put in the sarg.conf file. http://www.pastebin.org/112312  i have installed ssmtp and have set this up.
[07:58] <meowbuntu> i need sarg to send mail thru ssmpt
[08:00] <FireCrotch> sonny: everything should be handled by the Ubuntu installer
[08:01] <^mNotIntelligent> hi all !
[08:01] <sonny> but it asks me to correct from the partitioning menu and will not go past step four. what am i not doing?
[08:01] <^mNotIntelligent> can someone help me with some errors related to VMware on Ubuntu 9.04
[08:02] <^mNotIntelligent> earlier it used to work fine, but i dint use it for say around a month and now when i try to open/start any existing vm it says" could not find /dev/vmmon, no such file or directory"
[08:03] <^mNotIntelligent> even when i tried to create a new vm and then start it but facing the same problem
[08:04] <^mNotIntelligent> SolarisBoy, any idea on the above problem ?
[08:06] <MobiusJedi> Hi everyone. My soundcard is missing. When I open PulseAudio Prefs, Hardware tab shows no devices. . .
[08:06] <MobiusJedi> The soundcard does show up in system's device list
[08:06] <^mNotIntelligent> Dr_Willis, any idea on the vmware problem ?
[08:09] <bivo> My 9.10 install has locked up the gui and the ctrl+alt+f10 or whatever it is dosn't load me to a terminal, I can move the mouse, but can't click on anything and ts stuck as the pinwheel. am I screwed and have to do a force restard?
[08:10] <basix> hey anybody know a room to discuss hardware issues?
[08:11] <brjann> basix: yep, ##hardware
[08:11] <Daughain> bivo; POssibly, and you might also wanna check your temps too.
[08:11] <meowbuntu> hi can anyone help me confirure sarg to use ssmtp http://www.pastebin.org/112312
[08:12] <basix> brjann: apparently i'm unable to join that room. could you try and see if you can?
[08:12] <brjann> basix: works fine for me
[08:12] <basix> brjann: empathy sucks :|
[08:13] <MobiusJedi> tried to join #hardware
[08:13] <MobiusJedi> invitation only
[08:13] <meowbuntu> basix, get thunderbird for mail and pidgin for im
[08:13] <Obeyence> 1300 people... holy crap
[08:13] <basix> MobiusJedi: what?
[08:13] <MobiusJedi> basix: i couldn't get in
[08:14] <meowbuntu> basix, or just use webmail instead
[08:14] <MobiusJedi> i use pidgin
[08:14] <basix> i like xchat
[08:14] <meowbuntu> pidgin is great. not so good for irc but
[08:15] <basix> brjann: how were you able to get in?
[08:15] <brjann> basix: /join ##hardware
[08:15] <Obeyence> wine xrEngine.exe -fsltx ../fsgame.ltx     < --- if i type that in the terminal i get a bunch of errors.
[08:15] <meowbuntu> basix, pidgin is an im for using msn, yahoo messenger etc
[08:15] <MobiusJedi> pidgin can handle twitter well enough too
[08:16] <basix> meowbuntu: yes i know what pidgin is and i also know what empathy is and i also know ubuntu switched from pidgin to empathy :|
[08:16] <robert__> i have problems with wireless in ubuntu karmic. is it possible that i won't have these problems with kubuntu karmic?
[08:16] <meowbuntu> Obeyence, that code makes no sence what are you trying to do
[08:16] <Obeyence> Make it so stalker doesnt throw me an fsgame.xtl error.
[08:16] <meowbuntu> basix, cause its lighter than pidgin is my only guess
[08:17] <Obeyence> I have been working on this for about 12 hours now
[08:17] <Obeyence> =\
[08:17] <MobiusJedi> #harware - Cannot join channel (+r) - you need to be identified with services
[08:17] <basix> meowbuntu: or, pidgin developers can be real PITA
[08:17] <meowbuntu> robert__, you eill have same problems
[08:17] <robert__> i wonder when pidgin will have video chat for yahoo?
[08:17] <robert__> if ever
[08:17] <meowbuntu> eill = will
[08:17] <brjann> MobiusJedi: that's not basix's problem, as s/he is registered
[08:17] <robert__> i'm using lucid now, it works with the wireless just fine :)
[08:18] <meowbuntu> robert__, they dont have video chat at all
[08:18] <ZykoticK9> !register > MobiusJedi
[08:18] <robert__> is there any future plans for video chat with pidgin or empathy for yahoo?
[08:18] <Obeyence> How do i regress wine?
[08:18] <meowbuntu> robert__, how new are you to linux
[08:18] <ravn> Hey, anyone who uses mobile broadband, the type of router ZTE mf636 in ubuntu?
[08:18] <basix> brjann, ooh i was able to join. Stupid empathy :/
[08:18] <robert__> meowbuntu, not new to it
[08:18] <meowbuntu> Obeyence, what do you mean by regress
[08:18] <brjann> basix: glad to hear it :)
[08:19] <Obeyence> like make it go back a version?
[08:19] <bbelt16ag> sorry peeps i had to go  do some work did you figure out wy system does not  save the dns/and/or  ip addy?
[08:19] <Obeyence> I have .38 i need the later version
[08:19] <meowbuntu> robert__, use karmic you can get things working easy if you know how, google, look and ask in forums, and come here for advice
[08:19] <basix> so whens the next awesome version going to be released? :P
[08:20] <meowbuntu> basix, of what exactly
[08:20] <robert__> i think i'll just ride out lucid into the release, so far its better than the karmic final product lol
[08:20] <symptom> basix, about 20 days
[08:20] <basix> meowbuntu, Ubuntu :|
[08:20] <morrowyn> morning
[08:21] <Dougdoug4> Every time I run Cheese Webcam booth it takes like 1000 pictures
[08:21] <basix> robert__, hey karmic is wonderful for me :)
[08:21] <meowbuntu> basix, yea 20 or so days give or take
[08:21] <Dougdoug4> my entire screen becomes white and i hear 'CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE'
[08:21] <morrowyn> i have an unstable proftpd with ssl connection, sometimes i can log in and everything works fine, but most of the times, i get a timeout
[08:21] <symptom> basix, actually about 40 for the final
[08:21] <Dougdoug4> Every time I run Cheese Webcam booth it takes like 1000 pictures
[08:21] <Dougdoug4> my entire screen becomes white and i hear 'CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE'
[08:21] <robert__> basix, its not wireless driver friendly to me and i'm really liking the default lucid lool :)
[08:21] <symptom> april 29th
[08:21] <morrowyn> client/server are on the same lan
[08:21] <robert__> i'm shocked they finally let go of brown lol
[08:21] <symptom> and this is a long term support release too
[08:21] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, cheese i used to test if your webcam works on your computer nothing more
[08:21] <basix> robert__, what hw r u using?
[08:21] <Dougdoug4> Uh no?
[08:22] <robert__> basix, alpha stage, almost beta
[08:22] <Dougdoug4> meowbuntu: Cheese is used to take pictures..
[08:22] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, thats what its meant to do
[08:22] <Dougdoug4> If you don't even know your facts, please don't attempt to help.
[08:22] <basix> robert__, i meant which wlan card r u using that is not supported with karmic?
[08:22] <meowbuntu> it tests things so you know if your computer is working
[08:22] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, try reinstalling then
[08:22] <meowbuntu> ^ cheese that is
[08:22] <robert__> i don't remember, my laptop is a dell 1545 i think
[08:23] <robert__> i'm happy with lucid though, i'm gonna ride it out til its release
[08:23] <brjann> meowbuntu: you might want to read up on cheese. it is *not* simply for testing. http://projects.gnome.org/cheese/
[08:24] <basix> robert__, if its any of the broadcom crap then it ought not to be supported :P
[08:24] <meowbuntu> robert__, for lucid help it is best to join #ubuntu+1
[08:24] <Dougdoug4> Thank you brjann!
[08:24] <Dougdoug4> meowbuntu has hit the bowl one too many times tonight
[08:24] <robert__> meowbuntu, i don't need help with lucid, its great :D
[08:24] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, reinstall if its got problems
[08:24] <brjann> Dougdoug4: no need to get personal, let's just move on :)
[08:24] <Dougdoug4> Anyway. Everytime I even run cheese, it takes like 1000 pictures. I can't do anything.
[08:25] <Dougdoug4> the screen just get's all white..
[08:25] <Dougdoug4> and i hear 'CHEESE CHEESECHEESECHEESE CHEESE' spamming
[08:25] <Dougdoug4> and it just repeats
[08:25] <Dougdoug4> i can't edit any settings
[08:25] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, i guess you have reinstalled it then
[08:25] <Dougdoug4> because it just spams me so hard.. And i don't know where cheese files are located
[08:25] <robert__> we've established something here lol
[08:25] <meowbuntu> robert__, what exactly is that
[08:25] <oztrout> hello ... i got a problem with secondlife here , every time i go in there a few mins later my laptop turns off ... any one know why ... ?
[08:26] <robert__> cheese cheese cheese 1000 pictures lol
[08:26] <Dougdoug4> yea
[08:26] <Dougdoug4> so what do I do?
[08:26] <meowbuntu> robert__, dont go on
[08:26] <meowbuntu> reinstall
[08:26] <robert__> ok lol jk
[08:26] <clrg> oztrout: If you think the problem comes from secondlife, then you're asking the wrong channel
[08:26] <Dougdoug4> i've already reinstalled you dolt
[08:27] <brjann> !lol
[08:27] <Dougdoug4> nothing has changed
[08:27] <Dougdoug4> meowbuntu and robert__ please just shutup..
[08:27] <Dougdoug4> brjann what should I do?
[08:27] <robert__> ok i'm laughing out loud and kidding
[08:27] <robert__> how bout no
[08:27] <clrg> !flood | Dougdoug4, robert__
[08:27] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, have you installed anything else
[08:27] <meowbuntu> ^ recently
[08:27] <oztrout> ok ty ... sorry , i thought it might be ubuntu here ...
[08:28] <robert__> yeah don't flood laughing out loud
[08:28] <brjann> Dougdoug4: I've never used cheese, sorry -- just spent a few minutes looking for reported bugs similar to yours with no luck
[08:28] <clrg> Dougdoug4, robert__: This rule also applies to multi-line-statements. Please write your statement to one line using puncuation marks.
[08:28] <robert__> ok....
[08:28] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, also ask in forums is always a good idea.
[08:29] <Dougdoug4> But what the hell could be causing this problem?
[08:29] <Dougdoug4> meowbuntu holy #%!%
[08:29] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, have you installed anything else recently on your computer
[08:29] <robert__> this can also be a good place to ask questions while you're looking in forums
[08:29] <Dougdoug4> I've been sifting through forums this entire time! Please just SHUTUP!
[08:29] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, i am trying to help
[08:29] <Dougdoug4> i need to figure out where the Cheese files are located.. That would be a start
[08:29] <meowbuntu> !rude
[08:30] <Dougdoug4> Let's pretend like your a mechanic, okay? I've come to you telling you my car won't start, alright?
[08:30] <Dougdoug4> And as the mechanic, your asking me if "i've driven it recently"
[08:30] <Dougdoug4> Come on man.. really?
[08:30] <clrg> Dougdoug4: The cheese man-page or the wiki of the projekt developing it will get you an answer. This channel is about ubuntu, not about a specific application.
[08:30] <clrg> Sorry
[08:30] <xsacha> hey, how can i configure my logitech usb webcam on ubuntu? specifically i want to change it to 50Hz instead of the default 60Hz
[08:30] <clrg> Dougdoug4: The cheese man-page or the wiki of the projekt developing it will get you an answer. This channel is about ubuntu, not about a specific application.
[08:30] <Dougdoug4> Link me to a Cheese web page then dog
[08:31] <Dougdoug4> All I find when I google 'Cheese Webcam booth' is PPAs
[08:31] <xsacha> i guess it would be some v4l configure app
[08:31] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, if you installed something else on your computer before this problem started then that may have caused cheese to play up.
[08:32] <Dougdoug4> yea i've installed a few things
[08:32] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, i am only doing what most ppl who try to help do. ask questions to findout what may be going on
[08:32] <Dougdoug4> some blog entry poster, gtk-RecordMyDesktop, Open Office Database, and Twitux
[08:32] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, something may cause conflicts
[08:32] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, thats all i can say
[08:33] <meowbuntu> y do you need gtk-rechordmy desktop
[08:33] <Obeyence> Has anyone played Stalker on linux here?
[08:34] <Dougdoug4> To record my desktop
[08:34] <Dougdoug4> Why else?
[08:35] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, what does that application do exactly
[08:36] <Dougdoug4> Records the desktop
[08:36] <^mNotIntelligent> hi
[08:36] <Dougdoug4> It is like Camtasia.. It just records your desktop..
[08:36] <xsacha> anyone know how to change webcam settings?
[08:37] <^mNotIntelligent> xsacha, what kinda settings ?
[08:37] <meowbuntu> ok Dougdoug4 was it a native ubuntu install or a general linux one
[08:37] <xsacha> like Hz for flicker
[08:37] <Dougdoug4> What/
[08:38] <Dougdoug4> meowbuntu you are asking odd questions..
[08:38] <Dougdoug4> I installed it from the Ubuntu Software Center
[08:38] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, no
[08:38] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, was the install you got a .deb package
[08:38] <Dougdoug4> oh.my.god
[08:38] <Dougdoug4> I'm sorry sir but you are trolling
[08:38] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, ok thats fine
[08:38] <Dougdoug4> Please go away
[08:39] <Dougdoug4> No, it's not fine. I don't appreciate your trolling here. You are taking away from a users chance to get help.
[08:39] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, if you dont want my help thats fine
[08:39] <Dougdoug4> You aren't helping me you are deterring my search to find help.
[08:39] <brjann> !ignore
[08:39] <Dougdoug4> brjann, I've figured out what the problem was
[08:39] <Dougdoug4> On Cheese, I disabled the 'countdown' option
[08:39] <Dougdoug4> Once you enable it, the 1000 picture 'CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE' spamming begins
[08:40] <xsacha> anyone know how to change webcam to do 50Hz instead of 60Hz?
[08:40] <meowbuntu> Dougdoug4, report that in forums it is great info
[08:40] <brjann> Dougdoug4: huh. I wonder why that would be the case, surely every user of cheese hasn't experienced that problem or else it'd've been fixed by now
[08:41] <ddrj> ugh i don't get this.... usb drive is fat32, used unetboonin to load up ubuntu 9.10 full on there, chose usb drive in bios and it says "Boot Error"
[08:41] <ddrj> i just don't understand x(
[08:42] <ddrj> can't install from cd rom / floppy cus i don't have those on target machine ;\\
[08:42] <meowbuntu> ddrj, ok did you use an .iso file or from the cd
[08:42] <ddrj> i used unetbootin with ubuntu 9.10 .iso file
[08:43]  * airtonix wonders why ddrj is using unetbowhatever and not the usb startup disk creator on the livecd from another machine.
[08:43] <meowbuntu> ddrj, first after you downloaded the .iso did you chk5sum it
[08:43] <ddrj> yeah md5 checksum is verified
[08:43] <meowbuntu> ddrj, that will tell you if it downloaded properly
[08:44] <ddrj> usb startup disk creator airtonix? can u use that on windows ?
[08:44] <ddrj> meowbuntu: yeah md5 matches
[08:44] <airtonix> ddrj, why would you need to ? its part of the live cd
[08:44] <hatake_kakashi> what sort of usb driver are we talking about?
[08:44] <brjann> Dougdoug4: i've found one vaguely similar bug report, but it's almost a year old
[08:44] <hatake_kakashi> s/driver/drive
[08:44] <meowbuntu> ddrj, try formatting the drive then try again.
[08:44] <ddrj> oh sandisk 2gb cruzer
[08:44] <ddrj> sorry 4gb
[08:45] <ddrj> meowbuntu: ive done it like a million times tonight
[08:45] <ddrj> i tried ntfs, fat32, fat
[08:45] <meowbuntu> ddrj, are you on ubuntu
[08:45] <hatake_kakashi> is it one of those with U3 or whatever it is?
[08:45] <Dougdoug4> brjann, i'll take it
[08:45] <ddrj> i tried different linux usb live creators
[08:45] <ddrj> hatake_kakashi: checking
[08:45] <meowbuntu> ddrj, what is to main os you are using
[08:45] <brjann> Dougdoug4: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cheese/+bug/297890
[08:45] <ddrj> meowbuntu: nope, on windows vista atm ;\\
[08:45] <hatake_kakashi> ddrj, there should be a logo printed on it as such, and when you plug it into windows you'll clearly see it showing U3
[08:45] <ddrj> ahhh yeah
[08:46] <ddrj> that's the one
[08:46] <ddrj> u3
[08:46] <airtonix> ddrj, other machine + live cd + livecd iso on usb = ???
[08:46] <hatake_kakashi> you'll need to forcefully remove U3 or it won't work properly
[08:46] <ddrj> airtonix: other machine = no usb x(
[08:46] <ddrj> hatake_kakashi: shouldn't u3 be removed when u format it ?
[08:46] <ddrj> airtonix: other machine = no os i mean
[08:46] <ddrj> sorry
[08:46] <hatake_kakashi> ddrj, I've heard it wasn't that simple, there's still traces of it
[08:46] <ddrj> just blank 1tb drive
[08:46] <ddrj> ahhh x(
[08:46] <airtonix> ddrj, not even network connection ?
[08:47] <ddrj> yeah network connections there, but no cd / floppy drive
[08:47] <ddrj> maybe it's because of that u3 loader
[08:47] <hatake_kakashi> I'm tell you it is
[08:47] <airtonix> ddrj, then access the iso via windows file sharing from the live cd
[08:47] <hatake_kakashi> there is a tool you can get from sandisk I think to remove U3 properly
[08:47] <meowbuntu> ddrj, ah ok u3 may be problem. look at this http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/using-unetbootin-on-a-win-xp-to-make-a-usb-stick-771877/
[08:48] <ddrj> thanks guys
[08:48] <ddrj> let me check those links
[08:48] <ddrj> and remove u3, i'll try it and i'll let u know how it goes in 5 mins x(
[08:48]  * ddrj crosses fingers
[08:48] <airtonix> !enter | ddrj
[08:49] <Obeyence> hwo do i use a script?
[08:49] <hatake_kakashi> what sort
[08:49] <Obeyence> sec
[08:50] <meowbuntu> ddrj, also http://www.pendrivelinux.com/using-unetbootin-to-create-a-live-usb-linux/
[08:50] <Obeyence> http://winezeug.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/install-wine-deps.sh
[08:50] <Obeyence> like here
[08:50] <thianpa> Guys i need some professional advice here. :)
[08:50] <airtonix> !ask
[08:50] <thianpa> I have bought this VPS
[08:50] <hatake_kakashi> Obeyence, you need to set execute bits first on the file and then use ./foo.sh
[08:50] <airtonix> thianpa, one ONE line
[08:50] <Dougdoug4> God
[08:50] <Dougdoug4> Always another fucking thing wrong with Ubuntu
[08:50] <Obeyence> i dont understnd
[08:50] <thianpa> Server CPU – Intel Core i7 , 2004.604 MHz (4 Cores), 2 GB RAm
[08:50] <airtonix> !language
[08:50] <hatake_kakashi> !language | Dougdoug4
[08:50] <thianpa> and used Ubuntu Remote Desktop
[08:51] <Dougdoug4> No I'm sorry but I won't. I'm tired of all these errors.
[08:51] <thianpa> But when i encode movies with it, the load average more then 8.
[08:51] <airtonix> !enter > thianpa
[08:51] <Dougdoug4> Error after error after problem after error
[08:51] <Dougdoug4> I have to spend more time on Ubuntu fixing errors than anything else
[08:51] <clrg>  Dougdoug4: Stop spamming.
[08:51] <hatake_kakashi> Dougdoug4, and what do you expect? a perfect OS
[08:51] <Obeyence> I dont understand.
[08:51] <airtonix> clear
[08:51] <thianpa> ok
[08:51] <brjann> Dougdoug4: this is not the place to vent.
[08:51] <Dougdoug4> I expect an OS on which I have time to do what I wish to do with a computer
[08:51] <Dougdoug4> Not fix the problems left to me by the OS
[08:52] <hatake_kakashi> Obeyence,  better yet, you need to run it through the terminal.. bash foo.sh
[08:52] <Obeyence> Dougdoug4, good luck finding that OS!
[08:52] <hatake_kakashi> replace foo with the the filename
[08:52] <Obeyence> What do i save this as?
[08:52] <Dougdoug4> I found that OS Obeyence, WINDOWS
[08:52] <thianpa> In the VPS rules i cannot exceed 8 load for more than 15 mins. So with my current VPS it is exceeding. And If i upgrade my VPS to this one: 2672.808 MHz (4 Cores), 4GB ram will it helped?
[08:52] <hatake_kakashi> save the filename as it is
[08:52] <Dougdoug4> I'd rather pay money than have a free OS
[08:52] <Obeyence> Winblows?
[08:53] <Dougdoug4> As long as it means I can get things done
[08:53] <Obeyence> Im running away from windows...
[08:53] <airtonix> !ot | Obeyence
[08:53] <hatake_kakashi> Dougdoug4, you were told once that this place is not for the sort of discussion
[08:53] <brjann> Dougdoug4, Obeyence: please stop.
[08:53] <Obeyence> =\
[08:53] <clrg> !ot | Dougdoug4
[08:53] <basix> Dougdoug4, try Windows. Maybe that'll solve your issues.
[08:54] <thianpa> airtonix, With the VPS I have now the avarage load when encoding movies is around 8-9 so if i upgrade the CPU to 2672.808 MHz (4 Cores), will that be enough ?
[08:54] <airtonix> thianpa, is that a ubuntu question or a hardware question ?
[08:54] <Obeyence> what am i to save this ass?
[08:54] <Obeyence> This script...
[08:54] <Obeyence> as
[08:54] <thianpa> More like a hardware but i'm using Ubuntu :)
[08:54] <hatake_kakashi> just save the filename as it is
[08:54]  * airtonix plants face on desk
[08:54] <brjann> Obeyence: its filename is install-wine-deps.sh so I would stick with that :)
[08:55] <airtonix> thianpa, show me how its relevant to ubuntu
[08:55] <clrg> thianpa: I guess the load will always be high when encoding movies, since that is a very cpu-intense operation. Are you satisfied with the speed of the encoding? If yes, leave it as is.
[08:55] <Obeyence> i dont understand
[08:55] <Obeyence> its a link
[08:55] <Obeyence> i click on it it brings up text
[08:55] <Obeyence> What am i to do?
[08:55] <airtonix> Obeyence, enter key much ?
[08:55] <hatake_kakashi> Obeyence, its called File, Save As...
[08:55] <clrg> !enter | Obeyence
[08:55] <thianpa> clrg : It is fast but they wont allow it, as the load is >8, I have to keep it <8
[08:56] <Obeyence> Im not trying to be difficult...
[08:56] <thianpa> So what i am asking is? if i upgrade the CPU to 2672.808 MHz (4 Cores), will that be enough ?
[08:56] <hatake_kakashi> thianpa, tried ##hardware instead?
[08:56] <Obeyence> But... Save as...
[08:56] <thianpa> My current CPU is 2004.604 MHz (4 Cores), 2 GB
[08:56] <clrg> thianpa: Does your encoder support throttling? For example, try to tell the encoder only to use 2 cores instead of all 4.
[08:56] <Obeyence> There is no save as. Its  web page.
[08:56] <morrowyn> 4 cores with 2gb, doesn't feel right somehow
[08:57] <Obeyence> I bet i could bring up a source
[08:57] <morrowyn> that means 500mb per core
[08:57] <Obeyence> Did you even click on the link i gave in here?
[08:57] <clrg> thianpa: Not enough RAM, I guess. Try at least 4 GB.
[08:57] <morrowyn> try 8gb
[08:57] <morrowyn> 2gb per core, like a normal single core setup
[08:57] <thianpa> so if i use 4GB RAM you think the load will be < 8
[08:57] <Obeyence> =\
[08:57] <Obeyence> im still loast here
[08:57] <brjann> Obeyence: yes, and I can go to the File menu and click "Save Page As..." and save it.
[08:57] <hatake_kakashi> Obeyence, if you use save page, it will show you a dialog and in it specifies the exact filename from the source
[08:58] <Obeyence> save page as isnt save as
[08:58] <Obeyence> ...
[08:58] <hatake_kakashi> and you're using which browser?
[08:58] <thianpa> morrowyn : i do hope i can afford that but 4gb is as much as i can go. And if that still dont help i guess i just have to find an alternative
[08:58] <Obeyence> You guys are a bit assuming...
[08:58] <clrg> thianpa: No. Please listen carefully, I will only repeat this once. Your load will *always* be high. It does not depend on your CPU. Encoding movies is a *very* cpu-intense operation. If you use a faster processor, the encoding will be faster; but the load will still be very high.
[08:59] <Dolp> is there an MS paint variation for ubuntu?
[08:59] <hatake_kakashi> Obeyence, I'm asking you a question
[08:59] <Dolp> or...is there MS paint for ubuntu?
[08:59] <morrowyn> gimp
[08:59] <airtonix> thianpa, http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/understanding-linux-and-unix-load-average.html | http://blog.scoutapp.com/articles/2009/07/31/understanding-load-averages
[08:59] <lao5> how to make StarDict pronounce the word?
[08:59] <airtonix> morrowyn, gimp hardly qualifies as ms-paint
[09:00] <thianpa> clrg : thanks for clearing that up. So even if i use 4 GB and upgrade the CPU the load will still be >8 ?
[09:00] <Dolp> I want to rotate an image in openoffice.org writer, how?
[09:00] <airtonix> !info mtpaint | dolp
[09:00] <thianpa> thanks airtonix
[09:00] <Obeyence> yes yes. But someone said save as when i was asking about how to save it.
[09:00] <Obeyence> Beign as it was a webpage.
[09:00] <bombel> Hi everyone. Is there any way to get rid of the title bar from all of the windows? I find them quite useless, and they take useful space
[09:00] <morrowyn> with repsect to the ui of gimp, i think it does
[09:00] <Obeyence> Im new liek 13 hours or so into linux
[09:00] <brjann> Dolp: you might take a look at gpaint
[09:00] <airtonix> dolp isntall gthumb if you just want to do basics to images
[09:00] <Dolp> I want to rotate an image in openoffice.org writer, how?
[09:00] <ddrj> OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
[09:00] <hatake_kakashi> Obeyence, there's no Save As.. and you haven't answered my question
[09:01] <Obeyence> You guys assume people are at least knowledgeable in the system functions and differences.
[09:01] <airtonix> !lol | ddrj
[09:01] <ddrj> airtonix, meowbuntu, hatake_kakashi, removing U3 worked!
[09:01] <ddrj> i'm so sorry for the caps, but i'm so happy right now
[09:01] <clrg> thianpa: Most likely.
[09:01] <hatake_kakashi> ddrj, that was expected
[09:01] <Obeyence> YOu dont save web pages on windows... Unless you wish to edit or have qucker access to a page.
[09:01] <ddrj> thank you guys so much, i was on the verge of tears x( it works now!
[09:01] <ReaList-Veysel> .
[09:01] <ReaList-Veysel> ..
[09:02] <ReaList-Veysel> selamlar.
[09:02] <ReaList-Veysel> Linux for ubuntu
[09:02] <clrg> Dolp: Ask #openoffice.org, this is the ubuntu-channel.
[09:02] <ReaList-Veysel> HarryS
[09:02] <hatake_kakashi> !tr| ReaList-Veysel
[09:02] <meowbuntu> ddrj, good on you glas to help. did you keep u3 incase you need it
[09:03] <ReaList-Veysel> thanks hatake_kakashi
[09:03] <meowbuntu> ddrj, can i pm you
[09:03] <ddrj> yeah sure :D
[09:03] <ddrj> thanks btw
[09:03] <ddrj> oh i deleted u3
[09:06] <Dougdoug4> This is so crap.
[09:06] <hatake_kakashi> !ops Dougdoug4 constantly uttering anti-ubuntu/linux
[09:06] <hatake_kakashi> !op Dougdoug4 constantly uttering anti-ubuntu/linux
[09:06] <hatake_kakashi> ffs
[09:06] <Dougdoug4> Why would you want to use an Operating System that you have to spend all your time fixing, than actually getting results?
[09:06] <Dougdoug4> I've been sitting around for like an hour
[09:06] <Dougdoug4> Getting nowhere..
[09:07] <ginbuntu> I have libvirtd running but still can not connect to it using virsh -c qemu:///system why? :(
[09:07] <hatake_kakashi> !ops
[09:07] <ReaList-Veysel> !ops
[09:07] <ReaList-Veysel> :F
[09:07] <ReaList-Veysel> opers
[09:07] <ReaList-Veysel> !opers
[09:07] <hatake_kakashi> thanks
[09:07] <wgrant> ReaList-Veysel, !ops is all that's necessary.
[09:07] <jussi01> ReaList-Veysel: relax, 1 ops callis enough
[09:08]  * airtonix laughs
[09:08] <Dolp> how do i rotate an image 90 degrees in opanoffice.org writer?
[09:08] <jussi01> hatake_kakashi: when giving the reason, use a pipe | ie. !ops | reason
[09:09] <Dougdoug4> I'm constructively critiquing, nothing more.
[09:09] <clrg> Dolp: Ask #openoffice.org, this is the ubuntu-channel.
[09:09] <hatake_kakashi> jussi01, ahh thanks, I was assuming the pipe was to mainly direct a user
[09:09] <ReaList-Veysel> teach me linux
[09:09] <wgrant> Dougdoug4: Please leave this channel free for support.
[09:09] <Dolp> clrg that room is so dead it makes michael jackson look alive
[09:09] <ReaList-Veysel> !ops
[09:09] <wgrant> ReaList-Veysel: Hm?
[09:09] <Dolp> I asked that room ONE HOUR AGO. nobody has posted since
[09:09] <Nulpoints> Is it possible that my host machine refuses to let go of my USB wifi adapter and that is why my VM's are being mean? <-noob doing homework
[09:09] <jussi01> ReaList-Veysel: please dont do that.
[09:09] <clrg> Dolp: Then just google it.
[09:09] <jussi01> !weekend | Dolp
[09:10] <hatake_kakashi> ReaList-Veysel, its a good idea if you joined #ubuntu-tr where they'll speak your language
[09:10] <Dougdoug4> I simply don't understand..
[09:10] <Dougdoug4> What am I supposed to do?
[09:10] <Linux> do not talk to anyone there
[09:10]  * clrg is fed up with the 1d10t5 here
[09:10] <jussi01> clrg: please dont tell users to "google it"
[09:11] <Dougdoug4> Linux is basically telling me "Yea, you have a webcam, I don't give a #%!# about it you can screw off!"
[09:11] <Dr_Willis> Dougdoug4:  thats what the webcam makers often say about linux also.
[09:11] <Dougdoug4> I've googled and googled and googled and it looks as though Cheese is the only Webcam photo taker that provides a graphical front end
[09:11] <Fudge> talking about webcams, is there a better logitech to use in ubuntu than the quickcam pro9000? tks :D
[09:11] <Dougdoug4> Now.
[09:11] <Dr_Willis> So it works in Cheese?
[09:12] <Dougdoug4> When I use Cheese. It just spams. It takes like 1000 pictures...
[09:12] <Dougdoug4> So I ALT+F4 it, and then restart it, and then it works fine
[09:12] <brjann> Nulpoints: what do you mean by "VMs are being mean?"
[09:12] <Dougdoug4> Then I exit it, restart it, 1000 picture spam
[09:12] <elky> Dejavu, stop changing nicks like that, please.
[09:12] <Cry> ok
[09:12] <Dougdoug4> It's like, every other time I use it, it spams
[09:12] <Cry> I see a new administration
[09:13] <Dougdoug4> No, I take that back
[09:13] <Dougdoug4> Forget what I said
[09:13] <Nulpoints> brjann: VMware crashes both hosted, and host machine when i plug in USB adapter, and virtual box just won't connect to it.
[09:13] <Dougdoug4> EVERYTIME. I use Cheese. It starts spamming taking like 1000 photos
[09:13] <Dougdoug4> To stop the spam
[09:13] <Dougdoug4> I have to continuosly press the spacebar.. (space is the hotkey to take a photo)
[09:13] <wgrant> Nulpoints: We can't support VMWare here.
[09:13] <Dougdoug4> until the spamming stops
[09:13] <jussi01> Dougdoug4: please file a bug, with the comannd: "ubuntu-bug cheese" or choose report a bug from the help menu.
[09:13] <meowbuntu> ddrj, are you here
[09:14] <Cry> Dougdoug4, or more for the first time I come here I'm new
[09:14] <ddrj> meowbuntu yes still here, check pm
[09:14] <Cry> !ops
[09:15] <elky> Cry, stop
[09:15] <wgrant> Cry: Please don't do that unless there's a real need.
[09:15] <Dougdoug4> that's it
[09:15] <Dougdoug4> jussi01, this is just
[09:15] <Dougdoug4> i don't even know
[09:15] <Dougdoug4> when i went to the Cheese website to file a bug
[09:15] <Dougdoug4> it gave me some ERROR
[09:15] <Dougdoug4> 'something not fond'
[09:15] <Cry> ok sorry :(
[09:15] <FloodBot1> Dougdoug4: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:15] <Traveler3> wats the simple way to create a database system ...i want to just store a ID and corresponding text content field...and i need a search option to only search some text in Content field..
[09:15] <Dr_Willis> cheese in 9.10 will be a little out of date.
[09:15] <Dougdoug4> this is beyond anything i've ever experiencecd ever. how does anyone stomache this OS?
[09:15] <Nulpoints> wgrant: Oh, sorry. Can you point me in the right direction? I have googled the hell out of this question, and most of what i find says that there should not be a problem and is literally plug and play.
[09:15] <Cry> this bot ?
[09:16] <Cry> what does
[09:16] <Dr_Willis> Dougdoug4:  oh yea.. webcam issue.. toss out the os.. go ahead..
[09:16] <Dougdoug4> well come ON man..
[09:16] <wgrant> Nulpoints: I would suggest checking for support options on VMWare's website.
[09:16] <Dr_Willis> Dougdoug4:  ive had bigger and deeper issues in windows.. so  life is full of quirks
[09:16] <Dr_Willis> Dougdoug4:  yes come ON man...
[09:16] <brjann> wgrant: Nulpoints did mention trying virtualbox as well.
[09:17] <Dr_Willis> Dougdoug4:  check foruims see if others have issues.. try a newer version of cheese. It might not be a cheese issue
[09:17] <Obeyence> Ok um
[09:17] <Nulpoints> wgrant: Oh yeah, does having the problem with virtualbox make it better? cuz i'm sure it's the same problem?
[09:17] <Dr_Willis> could be a webcam driver issue.. could be some other quirk
[09:17] <Obeyence> ./configure - no such file?
[09:17] <basix> Dougdoug4, like I said, switch to windows. I mean seriously. What do you want from us?
[09:17] <Traveler3> wats simplest way in ubuntu to start database to store two fields for many records....and only seach one of them for a text
[09:17] <Obeyence> when i try to ./configure --enable-maintainer-mide
[09:17] <Traveler3> ?
[09:18] <Dolp> What MS paint like porgrams are there for ubuntu?
[09:18] <Obeyence> gimp...
[09:18] <airtonix> Dolp, ...
[09:18] <Dolp> BESIDES GIMP
[09:18] <Dr_Willis> Dolp:  mtpaint and a few others i think
[09:18] <iflema> Dolp gpaint
[09:18] <Dr_Willis> gimp is not like 'ms paint'
[09:18] <ineverexist> hello, please where is in xubuntu file like xorg.conf ? i need set maximum relosution nubmer, because ubuntu set some like 2000x.. after i remove nv driver
[09:18] <Dolp> mtpaint...
[09:18] <Dolp> okay
[09:18] <basix> Dougdoug4, if you have issues with the OS, you gotta participate in the community, contact the maintainers, get your issue fixed. If your problem is not fixed, fix it yourself, pay somebody to fix it - thats how stuff works in the OpenSource world.
[09:18] <airtonix> Dolp, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202729
[09:19] <wgrant> Dougdoug4: Normally the developers will be glad to help, as long as you are pleasant and respectful.
[09:19] <Dr_Willis> Dougdoug4:  actually geting a 10.04 live cd and testing it and see if the issue is there as well.. is a good idea to help find the bug.
[09:19] <brjann> Dolp: if you open up Applications > Ubuntu Software Center and search for 'paint', i'm getting back 8 non-gimp programs that you might like
[09:19] <Traveler3> ?
[09:19] <airtonix> Traveler3, just a guess... but with a database program ?
[09:19] <Traveler3> wats simplest way in ubuntu to start database to store two fields for many records....and only search one of them for a text...
[09:19] <Dolp> k
[09:19] <Obeyence> ./configure --enable-maintainer-mode
[09:19] <Obeyence>  how come this gives me (bash: ./configure" No such file or directory)
[09:19] <bombel> Hi everyone. Is there any way to get rid of the title bar from all of the windows? I find them quite useless, and they take useful space
[09:20] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  you are in the wrong directory perhaps?
[09:20] <Obeyence> i dont know what dir im suposed to be in
[09:20] <Obeyence> ....
[09:20] <airtonix> bombel, use a metacity theme that doesn't have title bars
[09:20] <Cry> !ops
[09:20] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  the one that has a 'configure' file in it
[09:20] <Cry> !ops
[09:20] <Cry> !ops
[09:20] <Cry> !ops
[09:20] <FloodBot1> Cry: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:20] <Dougdoug4> Dr_Willis, Webcam works fine under Skype
[09:20] <Obeyence> http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOn64bit
[09:20] <Dougdoug4> it can't be a driver issue
[09:20] <Obeyence> you tell me...
[09:21] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  I just use the 64bit wine packages.. Not sure what you are trying to do exactly
[09:22] <Obeyence> idk either
[09:22] <Obeyence> nobody helps me
[09:22] <Obeyence> =\
[09:22] <Obeyence> im trying to figure out how to regress wine
[09:22] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:  there are wine repos with the latest and earlier wines and .debs you can download
[09:22] <Obeyence> and it said to do this .. so im doing it
[09:22] <Obeyence> but now im stuck
[09:22] <Obeyence> just like stalker
[09:22] <Obeyence> stuck
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> remove wine with the package manager.. then download the .deb for the version you want . and install it.. is what i did in the past
[09:23] <Obeyence> so this past 30 min or so that i have been doing shit is pointless
[09:23] <Obeyence> great
[09:23] <Obeyence> wish someone would have said something about that... 30 min ago
[09:24] <jussi01> !wtf | Obeyence
[09:24] <Obeyence> when i was asking about it instead of telling mei  use the enter key to much then argeing with some troll for min.
[09:24] <Dr_Willis> http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/archive/index.html
[09:24] <Dr_Willis> has all the old
[09:24] <Obeyence> im loving the random people with warnings
[09:25] <Obeyence> oh um er
[09:25] <nuria> nuria
[09:25] <Obeyence> Do you think it would be having problems loading because my graphics card isnt installed =S
[09:25] <d6chung> Hi, anyone uses a Gateway ML3109? Booting with acpi=off makes it boot without any issue but wireless is broken. If I leave out acpi=off, it *sometimes* boots successfully. Where it gets stuck seem random. However, if the boot is successful, the wireless works flawlessly!
[09:25] <Nulpoints> Wow, this is the first time I've come into this room for help. Are these questions/conversations typical? (ie. people who don't realize what open source means, and how a command line works?)
[09:25] <Obeyence> Or would a 7900GS KO be installed with 9.10 OS isntall
[09:26] <morrowyn> Dougdoug4 : have you looked at Kamoso yet? http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Kamoso?content=111750
[09:26] <Obeyence> Where can i find linux drivers for Nvidia cards?
[09:26] <Obeyence> lol
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> Obeyence:   You will need the proper 3d nvidia driers installed for any games to work  at any decent speeds
[09:26] <jussi01> Obeyence: there are drivers in system -administration.
[09:26] <jussi01> !nvicia
[09:26] <jussi01> !nvidia
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> menus under  system->asdmin->hardware drivers   Obeyence
[09:27] <Dr_Willis> there should of been a popup message whenyou first logged into ubuntu about the drivers
[09:27] <petsounds> hi all. i need help to install secondlife from tarball. thanks =)
[09:28] <jussi01> petsounds: iirc there is a deb for second life.
[09:28] <Dr_Willis> petsounds:  download, extract it.. cd to the game dir and run.. is all ive done in teh past
[09:28] <Dr_Willis> i recall ther ebeing debs also.. but  i had issues with those becuse they couldent auto-update the stuff
[09:29] <hkBst> d6chung: any error when it gets stuck?
[09:30] <aldo> hello
[09:30] <petsounds> Hi jussi01 Dr_Willis thanks for your quick response. mind if you give me step-by-step instructions?
[09:30] <d6chung> hkBst: It gets stuck at various places but the message, "Clocksource tsc unstable (delta - xxxxxx ns) does eventually appear but that's it.
[09:30] <ph8> does anyone else on karmic get flash messing up their desktop experience irregularly?
[09:30] <d6chung> hkBst: Booting seems to halt there.
[09:30] <ph8> my entire desktop just froze and i had to switch to terminal to kill off konqueror/flash
[09:30] <ph8> not the first time it's happened
[09:30] <bombel> airtonix, thanks for the suggestion, but I like the one I already have, except the title bar size. I'm trying to find the way to edit this property. I guess i'm close ;)
[09:31] <aldo> why i can not to work normally my ubuntu (xubuntu , kubuntu or ubuntu)? i have  a core duo 4 gb ram and ati radeon 4850 but going all slow....
[09:31] <Nulpoints> petsounds: If no one is biting on the step by step. I'm willing to. I'm a total noob but i have gotten SL to run on my linux box ;-)
[09:31] <jussi01> aldo: have you installed the graphics driver?
[09:31] <morrowyn> sl = slackware?
[09:31] <jussi01> !ati | aldo
[09:32] <aldo> yes i have installed
[09:32] <aldo> for example on xubuntu i have bugs on the desktop
[09:32] <d6chung> hkBst: Sometimes it gets stuck during the splash...
[09:32] <hkBst> d6chung: when you boot with apic=off does that message not appear? (My own system has the same tsc unstable message, but I haven't noticed anything not working...)
[09:33] <petsounds> Nulpoints, ok please =)
[09:33] <will__> how do you reinstall beryl emerald does anyone know
[09:34] <wgrant> will__: Beryl has been abandoned for some years now.
[09:34] <wgrant> It was merged into Compiz Fusion ages ago.
[09:34] <waqas> hello?
[09:35] <ddrj> when partitioning the hd for ubuntu installation, should /home and / be primary or logical ?
[09:35] <will__> well how do i use beryl emerald themes
[09:35] <ddrj> i setup /swap as primary
[09:35] <morrowyn> ddrj  doesnt matter where you put it
[09:35] <will__> when i download them they do not show up on the install in appearances
[09:35] <morrowyn> but i recommend putting / on a fast drive, since this is your root mount
[09:35] <d6chung> hkBst: Hmm... doesn't look like it.
[09:36] <meowbuntu> hi how many primary partitions can i have per hdd
[09:36] <d6chung> hkBst: I would like to boot with acpi=off but then wireless doesn't work.
[09:36] <morrowyn> d6chung why would you want to do that?
[09:36] <Dr_Willis> meowbuntu:  4 primnary - one can be an extended.. that holds logicals
[09:37] <d6chung> morrowyn: Are you asking why I would want to use wireless?
[09:37] <morrowyn> turn off acpi?
[09:37] <d6chung> morrowyn: So I can boot.
[09:37] <morrowyn> i understand the wifi part :D
[09:37] <morrowyn> your boot fails with acpi turned on
[09:38] <brjann> d6chung: just to be clear, we're talking about acpi, not apic, right?
[09:38] <d6chung> morrowyn: Sometimes it boots though.
[09:38] <d6chung> brjann: Yes.
[09:38] <d6chung> morrowyn: And when it does, wireless works and I'm happy.
[09:38] <morrowyn> uhuh
[09:39] <morrowyn> what is the error message you are getting when booting with acpi on?
[09:39] <Bilge> Is it in any way possible to rebind a listening socket to a different IP so that the listening interface is changed?
[09:39] <hatake_kakashi> normally wireless cards should work, if not better with acpi off
[09:39] <salimozkan1907> slm
[09:39] <meowbuntu> Dr_Willis, sp i can have 4 primary then everthing after that is logical
[09:39] <hatake_kakashi> !tr | salimozkan1907
[09:39] <d6chung> morrowyn: It gets stuck at various places but the message, "Clocksource tsc unstable (delta - xxxxxx ns) does eventually appear but that's it.
[09:40] <hatake_kakashi> tsc sounds like apic issue
[09:40] <salimozkan1907> nsl
[09:40] <d6chung> hatake_kakashi: This is why I'm thinking I'm missing something here...
[09:40] <hatake_kakashi> d6chung, what wireless chipset are we talking about?
[09:40] <airtonix> Bilge, without stopping the listening process i assume ?
[09:40] <salimozkan1907> wath id ish
[09:40] <hkBst> d6chung: can you try to boot with "clocksource=acpi_pm" ?
[09:41] <brjann> d6chung, hatake_kakashi: I don't know if I've booted a linux machine in the last five years that didn't complain about tsc toward the end of the boot process. I figured it was just debug output as it failed over to hpet
[09:41] <Bilge> airtonix: yes
[09:41] <d6chung> hatake_kakashi: lspci is reporting "Realtek ... RTL-8185 ..."
[09:41] <hkBst> d6chung: or "notsc"
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> meowbuntu:  NO.. One of the primaies CAN be a 'extended' - that holds logicals
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> meowbuntu:  so 3P + 1 E (holding Logicals)
[09:41] <hatake_kakashi> d6chung, hmm weird
[09:42] <Bilge> It might also be possible to reroute traffic between the two internal IPs, but I don't know how to do that
[09:43] <hkBst> d6chung: and "clocksource=hpet" or "clocksource=rtc"
[09:43] <ubuntu> how do i install jasper in kopete?
[09:43] <Marcis> WOW! see it: http://bit.ly/cyaUfl
[09:43] <d6chung> hkBst: With acpi=off also?
[09:44] <artinstartin> i scanned with klamav (also for encrypted files) using sudo and put all encrypted files into quarantaine but now it only starts up to the userlog in screen. is there a way to put them out of quarantaine again. i tried with recovery mode but klamav or clamav won't start. thank you
[09:45] <d6chung> hkBst: Heh, with clocksource=acpi_pm, I got to a busy cursor being drawn but it froze.
[09:45] <fuge> Hello! I'm using 9.10 but my tv tuner can not find any station, but after booting 9.04, reboot, and booting 9.10 it is working...
[09:46] <hkBst> d6chung: no all without acpi=off
[09:46] <ubuntu> how do i install jasper in kopete?
[09:46] <d6chung> hkBst: Yeah, I just figured that out... my mind was elsewhere. Hold on, trying the other ones.
[09:48] <ubuntu> how do i install jasper in kopete?
[09:49] <airtonix> !repeat | ubuntu
[09:50] <Dr_Willis> i dont even know what 'jasper' is
[09:50] <ubuntu> i see the repeat cop is here lol
[09:50] <ubuntu> its needed to display yahoo webcam images in kopete
[09:50] <zaratustra1> Is there a way to list all the files which an installed package contains ?
[09:50] <meowbuntu> for a shared /data partition between win/lin/mac what formatt
[09:50] <zaratustra1> semothing parallel to rpm -ql packageName (for redhat)
[09:50] <brjann> zaratustra1: dpkg -L <package>
[09:50] <micca> ciaoo  a tutti
[09:50] <Dr_Willis> meowbuntu:  linux can do ntfs.. no idea on macs
[09:50] <zaratustra1> brjann, thnks
[09:51] <gregor_> I need help with running TV Tuner - WinFast PVR 2000. Card is recognised by ubuntu but no picture. I tried TV time and Me TV but nothing happens.MeTv says n DVB-T device while TvTime is just empty. can someone help? the card seems to be working in  linux.
[09:51] <micca> cè qualche italiano?
[09:51] <brjann> !it | micca
[09:52] <d6chung> hkBst: Hold on... for some reason the GRUB menu is not appearing. I'm either too slow or I'm hitting the wrong key. Isn't it Esc?
[09:52] <Dr_Willis> d6chung:  try shift
[09:53] <d6chung> Dr_Willis: It looks like that worked, thanks. I'm going to boot with acpi=off and change some GRUB settings... then resume hkBst's tests.
[09:55] <lao5> is here any Chinese?
[09:55] <dyek> Hi! I built Ubuntu Linux kernel from the source package: "apt-get source linux-image-2.6.31-20-generic". I'm getting arch/x86/boot/bzImage file. Is there a way I can generate the .deb package from the build? When I run dpkg-buildpackage, I got "dpkg-source: error: cannot represent change to linux-2.6.31/drivers/...: binary file contents changed". I don't want to generate another source package, just the .deb package.
[09:55] <ortsvorsteher> !cn
[09:55] <Dr_Willis> !kernel
[09:56] <lao5> fine
[09:57] <zaratustra1> I heard the 9.10 has grub 2 ; first is it true ? second, in case it is:
[09:57] <zaratustra1> is it safe to install with ubuntu 9.10 on a machine which runs fedora ?
[09:57] <diddy> Why is the open office program "base" not installed after I install oo.org ?
[09:57] <zaratustra1> I mean: is the grub2 is safe an will not cause any troubles?
[09:58] <zaratustra1> I tried dual boot with 9.0.4 and fedora and it was ok
[09:58] <Dr_Willis> theres alwyas possibilites for problems
[09:58] <Dr_Willis> it pays to  Know your grub
[09:59] <fuge> Is it possible to replace the newer kernel (2.6.31-20-generic) with an older one? For example 2.6.28-15-generic from 9.04. (I have both OS on different disks.)
[09:59] <brjann> diddy: it looks like base is an optional component. it's found in the package openoffice.org-base, which you can install with synaptic, apt-get, aptitude, etc
[09:59] <diddy> brjann, thx
[10:00] <dyek> Dr_Willis: Thanks for the kernel compile page!
[10:01] <Dr_Willis> We aim to please
[10:01] <overmind> Does anyone know how to change ubuntu boot slpash?
[10:03] <zaratustra1> Dr_Willis, thnks, but is it true that it uses grub2?
[10:03] <zaratustra1> any ideas?
[10:03] <Dr_Willis> zaratustra1:  9.10 defaulted to grub2 yes.
[10:03] <Dr_Willis> 10.04 also uses gub2
[10:04] <zaratustra1> ok
[10:05] <d6chung> hkBst: "clocksource=hpet hpet=force" seems to work but the system freezes after a while... in fact, I think I forgot to mention the freezes.
[10:05] <scarra3> Anyone here use Awesome WM
[10:07] <dardan> whats up dude!
[10:07] <scarra3> Hey
[10:07] <Dr_Willis> !info awesomewm
[10:07] <dardan> ubuntu is tha shitt!
[10:07] <scarra3> Its a tileing WM
[10:08] <CrackGuy> could someone show me a good explanation of linux filesystem please...
[10:08] <Dr_Willis> CrackGuy:  you mean ext2/3/4 stuff? or how the default filesystem tree is laid out?
[10:09] <CrackGuy> Dr_Willis, default tree, where are the installed packages installed etc...
[10:10] <d6chung> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/373185 <-- Hmm, I'm wondering if this is what I'm experiencing and I'm just not giving it enough time to boot.
[10:10] <artinstartin> after i made the mistake to put encrypted system files into quarantine using klamav, i am looking for a method to undo it. i tried with recovery mode but klamav won't start. i still have ubuntu on usb, is it possible to acces klamav via usb and undo the quarantine?
[10:10] <airtonix>  CrackGuy http://www.tuxmachines.org/images/linux_file_structure.jpg
[10:10] <Dr_Willis> CrackGuy:  thres a linux filesystem hiarchy document/guide out there somewhere.
[10:10] <uby> hello i have a problem i cant watch youtube....i can watch but my PC freez when i try that
[10:10] <airtonix> CrackGuy, apt keeps installed debs in /var/cache/apt/archives
[10:11] <CrackGuy> hmmm
[10:11] <CrackGuy> am trying to figure out where in filesystem are the plugins of pidgin are stored
[10:11] <CrackGuy> i believe learning the filesystem will help me to find such files in future
[10:11] <Dr_Willis> CrackGuy:  do a 'locate pidgin' and see
[10:12] <Dr_Willis> CrackGuy:  or theres proberly a PER user directory also in their home
[10:12] <Dr_Willis> CrackGuy:  and/or check the package manager tools to see what thepidgin package installed where
[10:13] <CrackGuy> ohhh
[10:13] <ubuntu> can someone chat with me on yahoo please and help me check to see if my video from the webcam works?
[10:13] <blekos> hello, is there a teamviewer alternative for linux?
[10:13] <CrackGuy> Dr_Willis, locate showed too many results that the first portion of the screen vanished
[10:13] <blekos> vnc wont do it
[10:13] <airtonix> CrackGuy, pidgin is just a front end for purple
[10:13] <airtonix> !info purple
[10:14] <Dr_Willis> CrackGuy:  thats why the 'more' and 'less' commands were invented
[10:14] <Dr_Willis> command | less
[10:14] <CrackGuy> Dr_Willis, excuse my linuxowledge, it's my third day on linux
[10:14] <airtonix> CrackGuy, also, software with proper man files will have a 'files' section near the end which describe the files it uses
[10:15] <nous19> hi
[10:15] <om26er> !hi | nous19
[10:15] <nous19> thank´s
[10:16] <ubuntu> can someone chat with me on yahoo please and help me check to see if my video from the webcam works?
[10:17] <overmind> Hi, does anyone knows how to change ubuntu boot slpash?
[10:17] <om26er> ubuntu, join #ubuntu-offtopic someone there might be interested
[10:17] <zxc> what is a good video card, that works with Ubuntu?
[10:17] <om26er> zxc, i'd say intel builtin's
[10:17] <ubuntu> overmind, someone here might also, don't rule it out
[10:17] <Dr_Willis> overmind:  its proberly not worth worrying about. since 10.04 is doing radical changes in that area
[10:18] <rek> hello,what are the correct options i should write in fstab to mount correctly my hdds?
[10:18] <om26er> ubuntu, which app are you using for video calling ?
[10:18] <zxc> i mean video card with at least decent 3d perfomance etc
[10:18] <overmind> Dr_Willis: But I changed recently, installing a .deb, and now I want to change it without changing al theme, I am having error with that splash
[10:18] <Guest_36925>  has anybody got  accer aspire notebook with unbuntu & working
[10:18] <zxc> just something that surely works! im tired of searching
[10:19] <ubuntu> overmind, see?
[10:19] <ubuntu> om26er, kopete
[10:19] <om26er> ubuntu, I dont think it supports yahoo a/v
[10:19] <om26er> does it?
[10:19] <Dr_Willis> overmind:  what did you install exactly? you coudl reinstall the other packages that have the old.
[10:20] <ubuntu> om26er, it looks like video, just not audio
[10:20] <Dr_Willis> I dont worry too much about splash stuff.. its just annoying eyecandy
[10:20] <overmind> Dr_Willis: Was a .deb from gnome-look, azenis theme
[10:20] <airtonix> !anyone | Guest_36925
[10:20] <CrackGuy> how do i break a less command
[10:20] <ubuntu> om26er, i had to install some jasper files but video seems to work. although it looked awful at first, but some adjustments improved it :) would you be able to chat and help me find out if it works for sure please?
[10:20] <om26er> ubuntu, ok I googled and it turn out it only supports video calling
[10:20] <airtonix> CrackGuy, ctrl + c  ?
[10:21] <CrackGuy> airstrike, not working
[10:21] <zxc> does anyone here know any video card with decent or good 3d performance, that has working drivers and wont be a trouble to get working?
[10:21] <om26er> ubuntu, http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdenetwork/kopete/protocols.html#protocols-yahoo
[10:21] <airtonix> CrackGuy, perss q
[10:21] <airtonix> press*
[10:21] <CrackGuy> airtonix, awesome
[10:22] <overmind> Dr_Willis: Do you know the command for strange gnome menu ? In which you can change slpashes, themes, and other options
[10:22] <airtonix> CrackGuy, did you note my tip about looking for application related files by looking at its man page ?
[10:22] <ubuntu> om26er, it says with yahoo it can send and receive webcam video. i'm using yahoo
[10:22] <ubuntu> om26er, can you help me check if it works please?
[10:22] <CrackGuy> airtonix, no, i don't know what man is
[10:23] <Guest_36925>  accer aspire notebook owner here plz pvt me ty
[10:23] <airtonix> CrackGuy, 1) man pidgin 2) page down t othe files section.
[10:23] <rek> hello,what are the correct options i should write in fstab to mount correctly my hdds?
[10:23] <airtonix> !ask | Guest_36925
[10:24] <d6chung> Ooh, I have something different now: ata1.01: qc timeout (cmd 0xa0). Then the TSC unstable message appears...
[10:24] <om26er> ubuntu, I am installing kopete, I dont have webcam
[10:24] <stuart_> what is apache's working .html directory after i apt-get install ubuntu?
[10:24] <ubuntu> om26er, can you see if you can see mine?
[10:24] <root_> Hi guys... i need help on Irssi
[10:25] <Guest_36925>  dont ask the question but simply ask the question!!  this  sounds very complicated, how do I do that?
[10:25] <om26er> root_, /join #irssi
[10:25] <overmind> root_: Ask
[10:25] <root_> ok thanks
[10:25] <om26er> root_, thet are experts I think
[10:25] <iceroot> root_: dont run irc as root
[10:26] <root_> LOL..i`m trying change my nick
[10:26] <MarcoPau> hello, I've been getting a firefox tab opening s-p-o-n-s-o-r.com and then a redirected link of it each time I load firefox at ubuntu startup. do you have any clue?
[10:26] <iceroot> root_: /nick newnick
[10:26] <iceroot> root_: and dont run is as root!!
[10:26] <airtonix> Guest_36925, ? serious ?
[10:26] <nickChnaged> nak i changed it
[10:26] <nickChanged> :D
[10:27] <Guest_36925>  airtonix: may pvt you please
[10:27] <airtonix> Guest_36925, no
[10:27] <stuart_> where do i put my index.html file after i install apache?
[10:28] <CrackGuy> airstrike, that has solved a lot of problems, thank you so much
[10:28] <iceroot> stuart_: /var/www/
[10:28] <airtonix> Guest_36925, http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxHelpAsk.html
[10:28] <stuart_> iceroot: k thanks
[10:28] <Joey64>  how to clear alt+f2 history?
[10:29] <d6chung> I honestly don't get it: if I want a stable system, I need to boot with acpi=off... but I don't get wireless. If I want wireless, I need to use an unstable system. Life's not fair... :(
[10:29] <zxc> i repeat my question, so more would likely see it: are there any good video cards  that work well in Ubuntu? (with decent/good 3d performance)
[10:30] <Scarra3> Is it a good idea to remove gnome fully and then replace it with another WM
[10:30] <Dr_Willis> zxc:  most nvidia cards,, perhaps stay away from any that have came out in the last 2-3 months
[10:30] <Guest_36925>  zxc:  http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxHelpAsk.html
[10:30] <Dr_Willis> Scarra3:  you can easially keep gnome and install a different wm
[10:30] <om26er> zxc, if you have any nvidia card you can use their binary driver and it will give almost the same performance you will get in any other OS
[10:30] <ubuntu> zxc, intel is usually good
[10:30] <ubuntu> zxc, usually ati isn't the way to go
[10:31] <adante> hi, are there any apt sources for the 2.6.32 for karmic?
[10:31] <overmind> Dr_Willis: Fixed, I removed apache2 and now starts without errors, I don't know why crashed when it was installed, but if now works fine, is enought :)
[10:31] <om26er> adante, you want to install the latest kernel?
[10:32] <adante> om26er: i want to install 2.6.32, i don't know if that is latest
[10:32] <om26er> adalal, 2.6.33 would be latest
[10:33] <om26er> adante, you can find .deb packages for every kernel here http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ try at your own risk ;)
[10:33] <Scarra3> Is it a good idea to remove gnome fully and then replace it with another WM
[10:33] <Dr_Willis> Scarra3:  No. proberly not.
[10:33] <iceroot> stuart_: why not?
[10:33] <iceroot> stuart_: sorry
[10:33] <Dr_Willis> Scarra3:  and gnome is a 'destop'  not a 'wm'
[10:33] <adante> om26er: thanks - if i install these, they don't 'overwite' my existing kernels do they? like, if it doesn't work, am i right in thinking it shouldn't be hard for me to revert to my existing kernel
[10:34] <ubuntu> Scarra3, you would still need a file manager
[10:34] <Dr_Willis> Scarra3:  and you can easially install 'icewm' or other WM's and select them from the GDM menus
[10:34] <Scarra3> Well I wanted to install Awesome Window Manager
[10:34] <om26er> adante, na you existing kernel willbe fine
[10:34] <Dr_Willis> Scarra3:  so install it then...
[10:34] <Dr_Willis> Scarra3:  be sure to read its docs also.
[10:34] <adante> om26er: cheers
[10:35]  * om26er notices ubottu got a new !ping message ;)
[10:35] <adante> how can i find out which version of linux i am using in terms of 32/64bit?
[10:36] <iceroot> adante: uname -m
[10:36] <iceroot> adante: or dpkg --print-architevture
[10:36] <adante> iceroot: i686 is 32-bit?
[10:36] <iceroot> adante: yes
[10:37] <adante> iceroot: hm, dpkg --print-architecture says amd64
[10:39] <adante> iceroot: could you help me with my understanding? uname -m says i686, dpkg --print-architecture is amd64 - i was under the impression amd64 was 64-bit, am i misunderstanding something?
[10:40] <mint> hey, the live cd installer cant find my hdd any help ?
[10:40] <Dr_Willis> mine says x86_64 and amd64 here
[10:41] <meowbuntu> mint reboot the cd on boot up check the cd for errors
[10:41] <iceroot> adante: what dpkg tells is important
[10:41] <iceroot> adante: amd64 = 64bit
[10:41] <meganerd> adante: it means that you installed amd64 but have an i686 kernel
[10:41] <adante> meganerd: is that... bad? it sounds odd
[10:42] <meganerd> adante: it is odd, what is the output of uname -a
[10:42] <meowbuntu> adante, yea you must have a 1686 processor. not a good idea to run 64 bit wndoes
[10:42] <meganerd> adante: not neccisarily bad
[10:42] <adante> meganerd, meowbuntu, iceroot: sorry, sorry.. i am just an idiot... typing commands in wrong terminal (different host)
[10:43] <iceroot> adante: :)
[10:43] <adante> uname -m says i686, dpkg --print-architecture says i386
[10:43] <iceroot> adante: everything fine
[10:43] <meowbuntu> Losha,
[10:43] <adante> thanks for you're help :]
[10:44] <meganerd> adante: been there, done that, more than once :)
[10:45] <meganerd> adante: I now have a custom PS line in my bashrc that causes the hostname to be bright cyan
[10:45] <Dr_Willis> meganerd:  theres whold guides on customing the bash Prompt. :)
[10:45] <Dr_Willis> meganerd:  and i recall some PS 'constructor' tool also
[10:45] <purple_processor> I don't seem to have a /etc/X11/xorg.conf anymore, wondering what the correct way to set up virtual display size eg "Virtual 2048 2048 " had a little play with xrandr but could get it to work..
[10:47] <d6chung> Interesting... with noapci, it boots and wireless works but then it suddenly doesn't after a while.
[10:47] <airtonix> !ics
[10:47] <ajipubuntu> Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/robert-ancell/simple-scan./ubuntu/dists/karmic/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  404  Not Found
[10:47] <ajipubuntu> Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/user/ppa-name/ubuntu/dists/karmic/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  404  Not Found
[10:47] <ajipubuntu> Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[10:47] <meganerd> Dr_Willis: there are guides, but I built mine in the late 90s.
[10:47] <d6chung> *noapic
[10:48] <Dr_Willis> meganerd:  you just use the proper escape codes to change the color
[10:48] <meganerd> Dr_Willis: It is simply once you learn the syntax.  I have just grown attached to how mine looks.
[10:50] <adante> say, i'm trying to install linux-headers-2.6.32-02063209-generic but it says it's dependent on linux-headers-2.6.32-02063209 -- what does this mean and where can i get this?
[10:50] <Dr_Willis> i forget the command i found  to 'construct' the prompts. some thing like bashthemeng or somthing similer
[10:50] <adante> or is that the linux-headers-2.6.32-02063209_2.6.32-02063209_all.deb i am seeing
[10:51] <meganerd> ajipubuntu: you have a 3rd party repository that is likely no longer maintained.  Remove it or contact the owner of the PPA
[10:52] <meganerd> Dr_Willis: I never used it.  I just followed some guides then spent hours playing with it.  Of course most of my friends thought I was an idiot doing this while they were having fun with Starcraft :)
[10:53] <pask> hello world!
[10:53] <haitao> dose any one have the deb of the hydra ,I can not install that with src
[10:53] <pask> is anybody here?
[10:53] <hatake_kakashi> !ask | pask
[10:53] <artinstartin> i scanned for encrypted files using klamav and put them into quarantine. now it only starts up until the log in screen of karmic. how can i undo the quarantine?
[10:54] <Dr_Willis> artinstartin:  may be a little hard not knowing what it  quarantined...
[10:54] <afrodeity> anybody know how to deal with metacity-common postrm script error 127?
[10:54] <ajipubuntu> maganerd: so.. i need remove PPA at sypnatic pakage manager?
[10:54] <zongo> Hi guys, I am trying to make a 3G usb modem work with the command-line usb-modeswitch. When I installed it, I lost complete use of all my USB ports
[10:54] <haitao> meganerd:I just saw starcraft
[10:55] <zongo> could anyone tell me what i did wrong
[10:55] <meganerd> ajipubuntu: yes
[10:55] <afrodeity> I can't remove or install anything because of error 127
[10:56] <ajipubuntu> maganerd: Thanks!
[10:56] <zongo> the goal was to switch my 3G usb modem to directly be recognized a serial modem and not mount first as an external device
[10:56] <meganerd> haitao: some friends of mine own a net cafe/LAN gaming centre, and today they had a Starcraft tournament booked.  This is Starcraft 1 we are talking about, not the about to be released 2
[10:56] <zongo> where it would ask me to install the drivers first and then start as a usb modem
[10:57] <pask> thanks people ^_^ ok, memory leak problem here, and it isn't used as cache, but actually by programs, according to "free" cmd, but I've only rhythmbox, awn, and this program open, no way they can take 600MB. any solutions?
[10:58] <funkoolow> hi all
[10:58] <artinstartin> Dr_Willis, klamav asked to quarantine and half of the files were finally quarantined. it sayed it can be undone. i know it was a huge mistake. all together maybe 25 files. Do you have any idea what to do? i checked for theads but there is no solution to it
[10:58] <ubuntu_> hello
[10:59] <Dr_Willis> artinstartin:  Ive only used cvlamav on  windows files..  I would guess you could boot a live cd, an some how chroot in and run clamav and tell it to restore.. but ive never done it
[10:59] <Dr_Willis> artinstartin:  it quaretined Linux files?
[10:59] <artinstartin> zes onlz
[10:59] <artinstartin> yes only linux files
[10:59] <om26er> !hi | ubuntu_
[10:59] <ubuntu_> I used to have windows xp sp3 and ubuntu 9.10 on dual boot, but then I wiped the mbr and set it to boot directly to xp
[10:59] <funkoolow> can anyone here help with my audio card?
[10:59] <Dr_Willis> artinstartin:  thats.. weird.. i wonder why it even did that
[11:00] <funkoolow> can't find any help googling
[11:00] <ubuntu_> now I want grub back, how can I do that?
[11:00] <ortsvorsteher> !anyone | funkoolow
[11:00] <KdaG> hia, i changed continents and will like to have my ubuntu repos calling local european mirrors
[11:00] <KdaG> what do i need to reconfigure?
[11:00] <om26er> !mbr
[11:00] <Shin> KdaG: your repository listings
[11:00] <funkoolow> I just plugged my new card, how do i get ubuntu to scan the system for enabling it?
[11:01] <om26er> ubuntu_, see the message above
[11:01] <KdaG> Shin: of course, but do i have to do it manually, can i just not select a country like when i did the install
[11:01] <Shin> KdaG: administration, software sources, look at the list, choose server closet to you, ideally a univeristy
[11:01] <KdaG> Shin im not using gnome
[11:02] <meganerd> pask: install htop, then sort by memory usage.  It is a command line program
[11:02] <haitao>    dose any one have the deb of the hydra ,I can not install that with src
[11:02] <Shin> KdaG: ahh, sorry, thought it was cause ubuntu channel
[11:02] <meganerd> funkoolow: what card is this that you plugged in?
[11:02] <artinstartin> Dr_Willis: the default option was not to scan for encrypted files but i thought it is maybe good to do. now these encrypted files are ubuntu system files and it only boots until log in. i am running the live usb atm. can you tell me how to access the klamav somehow?
[11:02] <ubuntu_> om26er, ok I'll try that, however another guide took me through sudo grub and so on, I got error 17- can't mount partition on setup grub (hd0)
[11:03] <KdaG> Shin: thanks, i will opne synaptic
[11:03] <funkoolow> meganerd: lspci | grep audio -> 00:09.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB0400 Audigy2 Value
[11:04] <KdaG> Shin: thanks that was it, simple
[11:05] <ad1> hello
[11:06] <Dr_Willis> artinstartin:  clammav has command line tools.. but ive only used the scanner and update commands.
[11:06] <Dr_Willis> artinstartin:  i have to wonder what system files are encrypted
[11:07] <ad1> hello, i"have a question about reinstalling ubuntu 9.1
[11:07] <pask> meganerd:hi, installed htop and sorted by memory usage, what now?
[11:07] <meganerd> pask: once you install htop, sort by memory used (F6 then use the arrow keys to select mem)
[11:08] <meganerd> pask: what is the top user of memory?
[11:08] <ad1> hello, i"have a question about reinstalling ubuntu 9.1 system is slow
[11:08] <artinstartin> Dr_Willis: maybe they are not system files, i am newbie.. but i thought they are as ubuntu does not start up anymore after the files where quarantined. i also have another partition with another ubuntu but i don't know how to access the klamav. when i go into recovery mode klamav or clamav is not able to start.
[11:08] <pask> It' X
[11:08] <pask> but it gets only 3.4%
[11:09] <meganerd> so how much memory does htop say is used?
[11:09] <pask> 742/2008
[11:09] <funkoolow> moreover, alsaconf does not exist anymore in 9.10 :|
[11:09] <bombel> How can I remove the title bar from windows? A lot of things in google but none gives a solution. Help pls!!
[11:10] <Dr_Willis> bombel:  what aare you tryng to do exactly?
[11:10] <meganerd> pask: so, does this go up over time?
[11:10] <meganerd> pask: you ssaid you had a momory leak?
[11:10] <adante> hi guys
[11:10] <adante> so i have this weird behaviour where when i try to open a video, my x server restarts
[11:11] <adante> as in, i'm in an x session, logged in, and i open a video, movie player window comes up, then whole screen goes blank, and then the ubuntu splash comes up as if booting, and then the login screen
[11:11] <pask> yes, by time to time, normally as I start the computer I get only 26% of used memory, but it grows over time, after two days non-stop the sistem totally trashed
[11:11] <bombel> Dr_Willis, I want to remove the title bar for any window. The bar that stands on the top with the 3 buttons (minimize, maximize, close) and the title
[11:12] <pask> ( I said memory leak, but I'm not actually sure it means what I think, I'm not english native)
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> bombel:  dare we ask why? COmpiz has a feature to do that. if you really wanted to.
[11:12] <bombel> Can I do it without using Compiz ?
[11:12] <artinstartin> Dr_Willis: this user has the same problem as me: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1409554
[11:12] <bombel> Dr_Willis -^
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> bombel:  no idea. never tried.
[11:13] <aman> can anyone tell me why my XP is not booting after restoring GRUB2 ????
[11:14] <bombel> I'm becoming desperate
[11:14] <pask> memory usage is now 743/2008
[11:14] <meganerd> pask: and you said that cache was not responsible for the usage?
[11:15] <madura> gnome file open save dialog is slow when browsing /usr/lib etc help please, this is 9.10 and there's no tracker
[11:15] <Dr_Willis> bombel:  why is this even impoirntant?
[11:15]  * om26er thinks its called gtkfilechooser
[11:16] <pask> meganerd: I see cache usage separately, now sistem is using 36% for programs and 44% as cache
[11:16] <njbair> firefox keeps giving me an error that google gears isn't the right build, but I installed it from the repos. What's the deal?
[11:16] <om26er> madura, cuz that folder contains tons of files
[11:16] <bombel> Dr_Willis, this title bar takes useful space
[11:16] <d6chung> Aha! Finally got it! What I need to do (with noapic) is to constantly ping something so that the wireless "stays alive"... it's odd but it works! So I created a startup command that just constantly pings my home router.
[11:16] <bombel> Dr_Willis, It's not useful for me anymore
[11:17] <bombel> I can live without it
[11:17] <madura> om26er: nautilus doent do that but the file open save does and sometimes it does that for small number of files too
[11:17] <pask> meganerd: also, there is a tiny slice used as buffer, probably is there from last time I used Amule
[11:17] <madura> om26er: HDD isn't busy on that time the processor hits 100%
[11:17] <Dr_Willis> bombel:  its a window manager feature/thing. Compiz can do it - I imagone others can aswell.. but not gnomes default metacityu
[11:17] <om26er> madura, I just opened that folder and nautilus did not respond for 10secs
[11:17] <jose> kkkkkkkkk
[11:18] <jose> hello
[11:18] <om26er> !hi | jose
[11:18] <meganerd> d6chung: using noapic is not the best solution.  Try to avoid it if you can.
[11:18] <madura> om26er: thats just the start, this happens when scrolling
[11:18] <bombel> Dr_Willis, does Compiz require graphics acceleration?
[11:18] <Dr_Willis> bombel:  for the most part. yes
[11:19] <jose> i'm spanish
[11:19] <bombel> :S
[11:19] <om26er> jose, but you seem to be writing english ;)
[11:21] <d6chung> meganerd: Yeah, well, that's a current workaround for me.
[11:21] <om26er> jose, #ubuntu-es is spanish channel
[11:21] <meganerd> pask: I need to get some sleep now so I am outta here.  You may want to install atop, and then check with it peridically.  It actually runs in the backround and so can track these things.  Use the "m" key to get memory info.  "h" brings up the help screen.
[11:22] <dyek> Anybody knows if there exists a Ubuntu kernel package with CONFIG_M586TSC=y (likely pae package)? https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2010-February/008727.html
[11:22] <meganerd> d6chung: that sucks.  My last laptop I needed to do something like that.  Kernel updates solve the issue for me.  Out of curiosity what kind of PC is this (laptop/desktop, CPU type, chipset if known)
[11:23] <pask> meganerd: ok, thank you for help anyway
[11:23] <bombel> Dr_Willis, Is it possible that some configuration file saves information about the size of the title bar? I realized that increasing the font size from the title bar makes the title bar grow, but the oposite is not true. I even removed all of the buttons and decreased the font size, but the title bar doesnt shrink... (I tried this with gconf-editor)
[11:23] <om26er> dyek, sudo apt-get install linux-image-pae
[11:23] <madura> any help on the file dialog thing?
[11:23] <Dr_Willis> bombel:  some window managers have per-window/app title bar options. I do not think the default gnome window manager can do this.
[11:24] <om26er> dyek, that would be linux-image-2.6.31.xxxx-pae
[11:24] <dyek> om26er: I checked that 2.6.31-20-generic-pae doesn't have CONFIG_M586TSC=y. Hence, the question.
[11:24] <dyek> om26er: Any idea where I can get that?
[11:24] <om26er> dyek, in terminal
[11:24] <om26er> dyek, why you want to install pae kernel?
[11:25] <dyek> om26er: No...2.6.31-20-generic-pae doesn't have CONFIG_M586TSC=y.
[11:25] <d6chung> meganerd: Gateway ML3109. I looked around and apparently people are having problems with it even in Windows Vista, which it shipped with.
[11:25] <madura> where can i get the latest builds of gnome?
[11:26] <dyek> om26er: Ubuntu kernels are no longer boot-able as Xen DomU. It is discussed in the thread. https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2010-February/008727.html
[11:26] <meganerd> d6chung: something that old should be well supported by now.  What version of Ubuntu are you using?>
[11:26] <d6chung> meganerd: 9.10.
[11:26] <meganerd> d6chung: weird
[11:26] <artinstartin> Dr_Willis: i will try to find a command line to undo the quarantine now. thanks for the tip
[11:27] <meganerd> dyek: from reading that link it looks like lucid will have that change, and it also looks like karmic will have it as well.
[11:28] <dyek> meganerd: Yes, but I can't find it in the latest packages that appears to be built on Feb. 8th, 2010.
[11:28] <meganerd> dyek: from checking my karmic and lucid installs, it does not appear that the changes have been applied yet
[11:30] <researcher1> hello
[11:31] <meganerd> dyek: that link suggests that it will appear in the SRU.  Your best bet is to build your own kernel
[11:31] <dyek> meganerd: Yup. I hoped that there is unstable repository that might have the package, but I suppose not... It is very time consuming to build a working custom kernel...
[11:32] <ad1> help with cairo dock cant close menu
[11:32] <aman> Dr_Willis, can u help me?
[11:32] <meganerd> dyek: there is probably a PPA for it
[11:32] <Dr_Willis> aman:  with what?
[11:32] <aman> Dr_Willis, i have installed grub2 after installing XP but XP not booting now..
[11:33] <aman> Dr_Willis, so any solutions to that?
[11:33] <LonelyDragon757> having issues with gqview and geeqie to see CIFS shares...see a bug for it posted.. but confused.  it said something about repackaging the build...  not no clue on how to do that...
[11:33] <Dr_Willis> depends on what xp is doping
[11:33] <meganerd> dyek: It might be time consuming when you are learning, but a change like this takes less than a minute to do, and less than an hour to build.
[11:33] <dyek> meganerd: Are you able to locate one? It would be great if there is a prebuilt package with CONFIG_M586TSC=y.
[11:33] <aman> Dr_Willis, sorry didnt get u
[11:34] <Dr_Willis> aman:  xp 'dont work' tells me very little.. what IS it doing? error? just hangs/ what exactly?
[11:34] <dyek> meganerd: I actually built it, but not the initrd. I have to rebuild it following Ubuntu's instruction.
[11:34] <meganerd> dyek: I would just search launchpad for the kernel team
[11:34] <bombel> Dr_Willis, by the way, how do I do it with Compiz? - remove the title bar
[11:35] <meganerd> dyek: make-kpkg --initrd --append-to-version=<your custom version> kernel-image kernel-headers
[11:35] <xsacha> hey.. i have a radeon hd4570 and noticed my card runs 100% load, extremely hot and fan runs on max. then i noticed ubuntu is using vesa drivers!! why?
[11:35] <Dr_Willis> bombel:  in the CCSM tools it has a settings for that stuff on a per window/program basis
[11:35] <Dr_Willis> !ccsm
[11:35] <aman> Dr_Willis, it was an error something like "Device Not Found: f12jd-rewtr"....dont remeber exactly but something like this only....
[11:35] <meganerd> xsacha: try getting the radeonhd drivers, they should be in synaptic
[11:35] <meganerd> time for sleep, 'night all
[11:35] <aman> Dr_Willis, if you want then shall i reboot to check that?
[11:36] <Dr_Willis> aman:  proberly better to ask in #windows
[11:36] <bombel> Dr_Willis, alright, gonna check that
[11:36] <xsacha> meganerd, they are but for some reason they are not installed by default. any ideas why?
[11:36] <Dr_Willis> aman:  since it seems xp is ghetting booted by grub but has issues
[11:36] <xsacha> i mean is there a reason for it? do they not work?
[11:36] <dyek> meganerd: Thanks! I'll try if my build is still workable.
[11:37] <aman> Dr_Willis, then any suggestions?
[11:37] <Mkools> Hi, I want to make bootable USB how to make that?
[11:37] <om26er> !usb | Mkools
[11:37] <shazbotmcnasty> how do I list the users in a channel?
[11:38] <Dr_Willis> aman:  with windows - the ultimate answer = reformat/reinstall
[11:39] <Mkools> ubottu: I am following instructions on :https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootFromUSB#Prepare%20your%20hard%20disk%20and%20grub%20for%20usb%20booting, Are they helpful
[11:39] <crackguy> i've installed lamp, is there a good setup guide to get the web server getting running with basic settings (without php or sql)
[11:40] <Mkools> ubottu: Are you replying to me?
[11:40] <overmind> !bot > Mkools
[11:41] <Mkools> overmind: I have tranfered a image to my usb stick I want to boot it, how to do it?
[11:42] <Dr_Willis> Mkools:  transfered how?
[11:42] <overmind> Mkools: Did you configure your BIOS for boot from a pendrive?
[11:43] <Mkools> overmind: Yeah I did that.
[11:43] <jose> bye bye
[11:43] <Mkools> Dr_Willis: I am working on chromium-os, and it has a script that did it.
[11:44] <hatake_kakashi> hmm offtopic?
[11:44] <pask> still memory leak problem here, and it isn't used as cache, but actually by programs, according to "free" cmd, but no way they can take all the used memory, also, it grows over time. any solutions?
[11:44] <overmind> hatake_kakashi: why ?
[11:45] <hatake_kakashi> overmind, chromium-os != ubuntu
[11:45] <hatake_kakashi> pask, not sure but atop may help if you can get used to the interface
[11:45] <Mkools> overmind: can you help?
[11:47] <adante> hi, can someone tell me the exact kernel used in 10.04 alpha?
[11:47] <overmind> Mkools: Can't you boot from a disk? I think is better option
[11:47] <pask> hatake_kakashi: atop tells me what program uses the memory, doesn't make the system free it when programs are closed.... am I correct?
[11:47] <Dr_Willis> 2.6.32-16 adante
[11:47] <robert__> will kopete work ok in gnome?
[11:47] <moijk> with a Pentium SU2700 and intel 4500, should I go for xubuntu - or would it be decent with kde or gnome?
[11:47] <overmind> robert__: Yes
[11:47] <robert__> overmind, thanks
[11:48] <Mkools> overmind : it if install it on disk, their is a problem it will nuke it.
[11:48] <Brodz987> i have just installed the banshee media player. the first time i used the program it worked fine. now when i try to start it up, it crashed before it opens. i have tried unitstalling and re-installing with no better results
[11:48] <adante> Dr_Willis: hm thanks - so am i right in thinking the lack of a -16 in http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ means i can't install this easily for karmic
[11:48] <hatake_kakashi> pask, no it won't but usually the kernel should handle it at least if a program is no longer used, its pointers are removed and possible therefore be overwritten. Whether or not are those accounted for using free/etc is what I am not sure
[11:48] <Brodz987> what can i do in the terminal to check what errors it has?
[11:48] <Dr_Willis> adante:  no idea - i rarely mess with the kerne
[11:50] <airtonix> Brodz987, tried removing the banshee settings in your home folder?
[11:50] <Mkools> Dr_Willis: Can you help?
[11:51] <Dr_Willis> Mkools:  if you made the image properl;y.. and put it on the flash properly.. and the pc is set to boot from USB - it should work
[11:52] <Dr_Willis> Mkools: you could test it in virtualbox first
[11:52] <pask> hatake_kakashi: fact is that when system is freshly started and I use no program, only 20-26% of memory is used, after about a day on runtime, if I close all programs the value is about 30%. So somewhere about 5% of 2GB have been lost! Once the system totally went trashing because of this fact
[11:52] <Mkools> Dr_Willis: On ubuntu how to get a virtual box?
[11:52] <Dr_Willis> !vbox
[11:52] <isolat3dsh33p> yo, is OPNET available for Linux?
[11:52] <Dr_Willis> whats OPnet?
[11:53] <Brodz987> airtonix: yeah. i have tried running "banshee" from the terminal but the terminal is just sitting idle
[11:53] <hatake_kakashi> pask, well I don't know, I'm not an expert on kernel, for those issues maybe you should direct them to ##linux or something like that
[11:53] <pask> hatake_kakashi: ok, thank you!
[11:53] <xspec>  /join #lolwat
[11:53] <xspec> sob
[11:53] <hatake_kakashi> !ot | xspec
[11:54] <isolat3dsh33p> Dr_Willis, OPNET’s Application Characterization Environment (ACE) provides powerful visualization and diagnosis capabilities that aid in network application analysis. ACE provides specific information about the root cause of application problems. ACE can also be used to predict application behavior under different scenarios. ACE takes as input a real trace file captured using any protocol analyzer, or using OPNET’s capture agents (not included in th
[11:54] <isolat3dsh33p> e Academic Edition). <--- copy pasted :P
[11:54] <hfghjhfg75764> xchat怎么保存聊天记录?
[11:54] <hatake_kakashi> !cn | hfghjhfg75764
[11:55] <xsacha> how do you configure Xorg in ubuntu lynx? like set driver, resolution, etc?
[11:55] <mojo_> hello
[11:55] <Dr_Willis> xsacha:  uses the same tools as 9.10
[11:56] <Mkools> Dr_Willis: Will it run on 1 GB RAM?
[11:56] <Dr_Willis> Mkools:  proberl;y. but may be slow
[11:57] <Mkools> Dr_Willis: When transferred image on pendrive the desk top shows two icons for pendrive.
[11:57] <isolat3dsh33p> Dr_Willis, it's actually OPNET ACE...
[11:57] <xsacha> Dr_Willis, which tools? i come from the xorg.conf error
[11:58] <Dr_Willis> Mkools:  what was the file and HOW did you 'tranfer it' it may have 2 partions now.
[11:58] <Sioux_33> hi i want to ask is there any chance to open windows media center from ubuntu using wine or something? i have win7 and ubuntu on my hdd
[11:58] <Dr_Willis> xsacha:  i use the nvidia-settings tool for my system
[11:58] <xsacha> Dr_Willis, i have an ATI card and no catalyst drivers work for lucid yet
[11:58] <Mkools> Dr_Willis: I don't understood what you said?
[11:59] <bombel> Dr_Willis, Thaks, problem solved. My unique problem with Compiz is that it conflicts with other graphical applications unexpectly.
[11:59] <Dr_Willis> Mkools:  look at the flash drive and see what it made.
[11:59] <Dr_Willis> bombel:  most people have no issues.. at leat not any more
[11:59] <oxsav> hey
[11:59] <isolat3dsh33p> xsacha, download the driver from ATI's website
[11:59] <oxsav> anyone is here?
[11:59] <xsacha> isolat3dsh33p, do they have them yet?
[12:00] <oxsav> i need some help
[12:00] <oxsav> : |
[12:00] <xsacha> last i checked no catalyst driver works with lucid lynx's Xorg
[12:00] <hatake_kakashi> !ask | oxsav
[12:00] <Mkools> Dr_Willis: It contains files and folder just like root.
[12:00] <oxsav> i have the ubuntu in my pc
[12:01] <rayone> hello i need a advice...
[12:01] <oxsav> and when i put the phones to listen music
[12:01] <Mkools> Dr_Willis: And one contains lost and found file
[12:01] <remoteCTRL2> gawd...
[12:01] <Dr_Willis> Mkools:  ive only used the usb/iso image files to toy with that thing. If its not booting. It might not hav the bootloader installed properly
[12:01] <xsacha> so is there any config file i can edit for xorg? like xorg.conf of old
[12:01] <isolat3dsh33p> xsacha, probably. I got my ATI driver from there. :)
[12:02] <xsacha> isolat3dsh33p, doesnt work on 10.04 though :( so i am forced to use opensource driver. any ideas?
[12:02] <elliotjhug> Hi all, I've got a shell script that I want to have running in background even when I don't have my SSH shell open. How do I execute it so that it doesn't stop when I close the shell?
[12:02] <hatake_kakashi> !lucid | xsacha
[12:02] <suleman> hallo all
[12:02] <suleman> !hello
[12:03] <Mkools> Dr_Willis: If ubuntu image is on usb stick then after restart, does grub shows boot from usb option?
[12:03] <oxsav> so i will start again my question
[12:03] <hatake_kakashi> elliotjhug, I suppose you could set it up in cron
[12:03] <xsacha> ok but my question does not pertain to 10.04. so you avoid answering my question by directing me away. thanks...
[12:03] <rayone> my pc is: intel core duo e6320 , 4 gb ram 667 mhz , ati radeon 4850 512 mb ... what linux system is rigth for my pc?
[12:03] <hatake_kakashi> oxsav, you didn't say what your problem is
[12:03] <msenoz> hi all
[12:03] <suleman> i have downloaded a pdf file upto 60% and then the download was stopped.how do i view the file?
[12:03] <Dr_Willis> Mkools:  if you got grub on the usb.. and boot the usb - you should see the usb sticks GRUB menu not the pcs grub menu
[12:03] <hatake_kakashi> rayone, this is ubuntu support channel, not a general linux channel
[12:04] <hatake_kakashi> suleman, you can't
[12:04] <Dr_Willis> rayone:  most any of them should work fine
[12:04] <elliotjhug> hatake_kakashi, not ideal - it would work - but I'm sure thats not how most such processes work
[12:04] <oxsav> i have the ubuntu and when i connect the phones to listen to music the music continues to in columns and i can listen the sound on the phones and in the columns at the same time! as anyone here who can help me?
[12:04] <rayone> hatake-kakashi i mean so ubuntu..
[12:04] <isolat3dsh33p> xsacha, I don't have 10.04 installed, so can't really help you. But if I'm not wrong, usually xorg.conf is located at /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
[12:04] <hatake_kakashi> elliotjhug, in what?
[12:05] <madjoe> Hey, does anyone use Adium theme for Pidgin on Ubuntu?
[12:05] <suleman> graviton, i have downloaded a pdf file upto 60% and then the download was stopped.how do i view the file?
[12:05] <hatake_kakashi> oxsav, I don't know what you're referring to in columns, what is colums?
[12:05] <xsacha> isolat3dsh33p, do does the file still work in 9.10? i just noticed it isnt there by default
[12:05] <hatake_kakashi> columns* even
[12:05] <msenoz> has anybody succeed to install rt3070 (awush036nh) adapter in ubuntu with injection support?
[12:05] <elliotjhug> hatake_kakashi, as in if you type ps -A on your shell now and see all the background tasks running the vast majority of them aren't run by cron
[12:05] <tome0> hi, I downloaded ubuntu from here http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download and burnt it to a cd. Now Im trying to "Try ubuntu without any change to your computer" but it just goes to a black screen with a white blinking underscore sign
[12:05] <oxsav> hatake_kakashi,  speakers...
[12:06] <msenoz> i have read many tutorial but didn't work
[12:06] <oxsav> where the sounds go out when you are listen to music on computer...
[12:06] <rayone> Dr_willis: ok thanks
[12:06] <hatake_kakashi> elliotjhug, ahh yes but do you have a suggestion for one to run it in the background even long after the user disconnects from remote session? the only other way is probably via screen
[12:07] <hatake_kakashi> oxsav, and phones as in headphones? if so, are the headphones and speakers on two different ports?
[12:07] <oxsav> yes
[12:08] <hatake_kakashi> oxsav, afaik that isn't possible without a capable sound card
[12:09] <hatake_kakashi> oxsav, if you persist, you can try jack
[12:09] <isolat3dsh33p> xsacha, I have the file in the location I just mentioned and I'm running 9.10. So I'm guessing, yeah it still works.
[12:09] <oxsav> when I connect the headphones the music continues to give the columns of the computer
[12:10] <msenoz> has anybody succeed to install rt3070 (awush036nh) adapter in ubuntu with injection support?
[12:10] <hatake_kakashi> oxsav, you're not being specific on your question, do you want sound to come through your speakers yes or no?
[12:10] <oxsav> when i connect headphones, no
[12:10] <oxsav> of course
[12:11] <oxsav> i just want to listen the music on the head phones when i connect it
[12:11] <dotty> True story
[12:11] <hatake_kakashi> oxsav, so you want the computer to automatically differentiate between speakers and headphones connected?
[12:11] <dotty> dead babies
[12:11] <hatake_kakashi> !ot | dotty
[12:11] <oxsav> yes
[12:11] <dotty> I have a logitech speakers
[12:11] <hatake_kakashi> oxsav, don't even know if that's possible
[12:12] <dotty> Can anyone help
[12:12] <dotty> .............................................................
[12:12] <dotty> 8_----------------------------------------D
[12:12] <oxsav> hatake_kakashi,  my computer its laptop
[12:12] <oxsav> not a desktop
[12:12] <dotty> My computer is  laptop
[12:12] <dotty> my speakers are logitechs
[12:12] <elky> dotty, i have no idea what help you'd need with logitech speakers, and ascii pictures aren't going to help.
[12:13] <dotty> I first thought the speakers had a short in the wire
[12:13] <hatake_kakashi> oxsav, even at that the laptop should be able to handle incoming connection from headphone
[12:13] <dotty> when i moved it around
[12:13] <dotty> i would get reception
[12:13] <dotty> from the two back speakers
[12:13] <oxsav> hatake_kakashi,  in the other computer this problem even exists but in this -.-' i don't know to resolve :s
[12:13] <dotty> do i need another subwoofer or
[12:13] <dotty> do i need new speakers or what
[12:14] <Dr_Willis> dotty:  yes...
[12:14] <dotty> yes what
[12:14] <Dr_Willis> given the vague question.. i figured id give a vague answer.
[12:14] <hatake_kakashi> oxsav, yes and I don't know how to specifically solve it either.. I'd try other livecd/livedvd distros and see if its a driver/HAL/etc issue or specifically a hardware issue.. I don't have this sort of problem with my old laptop
[12:15] <dotty> Dr_willis, the question is quite specific
[12:15] <oxsav> hmmm
[12:15] <oxsav> :x
[12:15] <dotty> if you don't have anything nice to say keep your fucking mouth shut bitch or i wil fuck u up the ass
[12:15] <oxsav> and anyone here can help me?
[12:15] <Dr_Willis> dotty:  why dont you clear it up and put it on like 1 like in stead of over 20
[12:15] <hatake_kakashi> !language | dotty
[12:15] <Dr_Willis> problem solved..
[12:16] <Dr_Willis> as fot the headphones  + speaker out - isent jackd used to fix that issue?
[12:16] <hatake_kakashi> well actually his issue is that he wants the system to switch between speakers and headphones
[12:17] <Dr_Willis> yea - i see that asked about once a week in here. I was thinking someone had used jackd for proper port senceing.
[12:17] <hatake_kakashi> I personally never had that issue, on my old laptop, it was done via hardware level or so I figured
[12:18] <SandGorgon> Dr_Willis, is jackd usable in Ubuntu ? with skype, vlc, flash I mean
[12:18] <Dr_Willis> I think thats the proper term used 'port senceing'
[12:18] <hatake_kakashi> and yes jack was suggested before
[12:18] <Dr_Willis> SandGorgon:  not sure - ive never had the issue
[12:18] <hatake_kakashi> some programs needs to be configured to use jack output/input driver or it won't work
[12:18] <Dr_Willis> with many sound cards these days. a headphone Out. COULD also be a mic in, or subwoofer out.. its supposed to somehow detect what it is. (or ask?) and confiogure it properly
[12:19] <bero> ola
[12:19] <Dr_Willis> It gets confuseing - because they use same ports for differnt tasks. to save $$ i guess.
[12:19] <oxsav> brbr
[12:19] <oxsav> brb
[12:20] <robert__> where can i get the theme from 4.10?
[12:21] <Dr_Willis> robert__:  you mean 10.04 ? ive seen it at variouys ubuntu blog/news site.
[12:22] <robert__> Dr_Willis, i mean 4.10 warty warthog
[12:22] <Dr_Willis> robert__:  omgubuntu, and/or that webup8 one.
[12:22] <Dr_Willis> robert__:  thats scary :) check gnome art i guess
[12:22] <robert__> huh? where do i get those 2?
[12:22] <Dr_Willis> robert__:  i saw a site going todo a 'history of ubuntu themes' artical. perhaps they will have those all
[12:22] <Dr_Willis> those were web sites.. I got them in my NewsFeeds
[12:23] <Dr_Willis> www.webup8.org
[12:25] <Haegin> Hi, is this a good place to ask about iptables and ip forwarding?
[12:27] <xxx_> Hi .... does anybody know how can I manage my devices from the terminal  like the Palimpset utility(GUI)??
[12:27] <norbi> hi! guys can you tell me how to access network computers? those PC`s are on Windows OS and few minutes ago i was able but now i could not access them
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> norbi:  i tend to bookmark them once i access them the first time.. seem to help them get rembered
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> norbi:  or i enter the full proper path to the shrares on teh windows box.
[12:29] <norbi> Dr_Willis: but it does not works even with the share path
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> norbi:  try with the ip# instead of the machine name. Ive had issues with that also
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> norbi:  and check what 'findsmb' and 'smbtree' also scan and detect
[12:32] <norbi> Dr_Willis: how can i do that? 'findsmb' and 'smbtree' ?
[12:32] <humphreybc> hi all, could someone please tell me what the package name for the "About Me" thing in Gnome is?
[12:32] <xxx_> Hi .... does anybody know how can I manage my devices from the terminal  like the Palimpset utility(GUI)??
[12:32] <norbi> smbtree gives me back the computers
[12:33] <norbi> but cannot access them via network
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> norbi:  thats points to the gnome file manager part having issues again.., its alwyas flakey for me
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> you could try to mount them via hand
[12:34] <lorenzo> #ubuntu-it-chat
[12:34] <norbi> Dr_Willis: then what do i have to do/
[12:34] <norbi> ?
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> norbi:  you can mount a windows share with  'sudo mount <some options>'  to a location  then access them that way
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> I think you may need to install a package or2 for it to work however
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> !info smbfs
[12:36] <lorenzo> #ubuntu-it
[12:37] <norbi> can you give me a good example for this location: \\NORBI-PC\proiecte ?
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> !samba
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> check that first url for examples
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> smbmount //winpc/shared /mnt/share -o username=user,password=pass,rw
[12:40] <Dr_Willis> is similer to what you could try
[12:42] <ae86-drifter> whats the best way of installing windows vista on my computer without it interfering with linux
[12:42] <robert__> whats the name of the very first ubuntu theme?
[12:42] <Dr_Willis> ae86-drifter:  put it on its own hard drive, and use th pc's bios to pick what HD to boot
[12:42] <moijk> install it on its own partition prior to installing linux.
[12:43] <ae86-drifter> i already have linux installed
[12:43] <ae86-drifter> i really want to use grub to choose
[12:43] <moijk> ae86-drifter: then fix grub after installing vista (why vista?)
[12:43] <Dr_Willis> ae86-drifter:  get 2nd hd for windowss.. Unplug linux drive.. install windows.. Plug linux back in.. use bios to pick what one to boot...
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> of coruse grub will see the windows install when it updates.. so you may as well set linux drive to boot by default
[12:44] <ae86-drifter> Dr_Willis, i already have windows vista on a spare hd, could i put it in and configure grub to just boot it ?
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> ae86-drifter:  in theory 'update-grub' will do that automatcally
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> if you are using grub2
[12:44] <moijk> ae86-drifter: by the way, ae86 rocks ;)
[12:44] <ae86-drifter> Dr_Willis, ok thansk
[12:44] <norbi> Dr_Willis: i think i have to restart the system
[12:45] <zetheroo> a friend did a big update and now the admin password is not being accepted
[12:45] <ae86-drifter> thx
[12:45] <norbi> it doesn`t work
[12:45] <stc> can somebody tell me if I can make my webcam pleomax pwc-3800 work under ubuntu 10.04
[12:45] <norbi> and the shared things are not password protected, so it must be not so complicated to set up the mount
[12:45] <vinoman> hi
[12:46] <Dr_Willis> norbi:  thers no spaces in the sharenames are there? that can really goof things up
[12:48] <robert__> whats the name of the very first ubuntu theme?
[12:48] <robert__> i'm looking for it to install it
[12:48] <casinaroyale> How to see the latest installed updates? for some reason my video players are crashing suddenly :(
[12:48] <norbi> still nothing
[12:50] <zetheroo> please help ...  a friend did a big update and now the admin password is not being accepted
[12:50] <AceKing> Can someone help me to merge partitions? I have a Toshiba laptop that I want to dual boot with Ubuntu. For some reason Toshiba as 3 partitions on the drive. I tried deleting the 2 small partitions and seeing if I could resize the main partition and it's not working.
[12:51] <stevecam> zetheroo, the admin password is randomized in ubuntu
[12:51] <vivid> AceKing, a dual boot of windows and linux usually has three partitions
[12:51] <vivid> AceKing, windows, linux, and swap
[12:51] <zetheroo> stevecam: I mean the sudo password
[12:51] <robert__> whats the name of the very first ubuntu theme?
[12:51] <OrdErEdchAOs> join #hackers-india
[12:51] <robert__> i'm looking for it to install it
[12:51] <stevecam> zetheroo, can it log in?
[12:51] <zetheroo> stevecam: yes
[12:51] <AceKing> vivid, I know but windows is setup with three partitions already
[12:52] <AceKing> vivid, Ubuntu wants to write over Vista
[12:52] <vivid> AceKing, boot with the ubuntu livecd and use gparted to modify your disk
[12:52] <vivid> to make room for ubuntu
[12:52] <stevecam> thats strange, if it can log in and it wont let you sudo im guessing the password is right but something else is wrong
[12:53] <vivid> AceKing, be thoughtful of which partitions you edit, as youll likely lose data in the process
[12:53] <AceKing> vivid, that's what I want to know.. How do I do that with 3 partitions already on the disk?
[12:53] <vivid> boot the livecd
[12:53] <vivid> then run System>Administration>Gparted
[12:53] <AceKing> vivid, they have a 1.5gb and a 7 gb partion that I'mt rying to delete
[12:56] <AceKing> vivid, the 1.5 gb is before the vista partition, and the 7 gb is after. I deleted both partitions and have unallocated space that I can't seem to do anything with
[12:56] <robert__> whats the name of the very first ubuntu theme?
[12:56] <robert__> i'm looking for it to install it
[12:56] <xxx_> Hi .... does anybody know how can I manage my devices from the terminal  like the Palimpset utility(GUI)??
[12:56] <vivid> AceKing, gparted will allow you to move partitions on the disk
[12:57] <AceKing> vivid, I'm going to boot in to live CD right now.
[12:59] <Snicksie> hi, for some reason my firefox doesn't want to throw flashobjects away after they aren't used anymore in a tab. Why and how to fix this? (Mozilla Firefox 3.5.8, Ubuntu 9.10)
[12:59] <zetheroo> stevecam: I just found out the system logs in automatically
[13:00] <sagaci> whats the difference between ; and && in amongst commands?
[13:00] <stevecam> zetheroo, sounds like a case of using the wrong password then
[13:01] <vivid> sagaci, && is used to link commands, example 'cd /dir && ./program'
[13:01] <stevecam> sagaci, those sort of questions are not ubuntu specific,  try asking in ##linux when you want to find out information like that
[13:03] <human374> is there any possibility to reset the network setting to default?
[13:05] <chili555> human374, can you narrow the question? what are you trying to udo?
[13:05] <lorenzo_> ubuntu-it-chat
[13:05] <lorenzo_> #ubuntu-it-chat
[13:06] <AceKing> vivid, I clicked on the vista drive and clicked on Resize/ Move. I moved the slider all the way over and clicked on apply. I keep getting an error occurred while applying operations
[13:06] <root_> How do I install the restricted driver manager on 9.10?
[13:06] <vivid> thats probably because its the second partition
[13:07] <vivid> for example, sda has three partitions, sda1, sda2, and sda3
[13:07] <AceKing> vivid, even thought it's unallocated space?
[13:07] <vivid> you cannot make sda2 sda1 without deleting it
[13:07] <vivid> AceKing, just use that small 1.5g space at the start as your swap space
[13:09] <acicula> sagaci: && just waits until what before has completed and exited, look at the bash page, ; is more used for programming bash stuff
[13:09] <AceKing> vivid, I tried that. another thing I'm noticing is that the ntfs drive has a yellow triangle with an exclamation point
[13:09] <human374> (first sorry abou my bad english), we live 3 in a flat so somebody always split the net for the others because our router is weak... and when I tried to dial with ubuntu I used pppoeconf and all the older settings are lost, and now I got this message "Wired Networks
[13:10] <human374> device not managed"
[13:10] <vivid> AceKing, my ntfs drive has the same icon
[13:10] <vivid> it means that you cannot read it because its not mounted
[13:10] <vivid> if i mount the drive it goes away
[13:10] <AceKing> vivid, ok
[13:11] <AceKing> vivid, even when I clicked on "Check" for the ntfs partition I get an error
[13:11] <Snicksie> hi, for some reason my firefox doesn't want to throw flashobjects away after they aren't used anymore in a tab. Why and how to fix this? (Mozilla Firefox 3.5.8, Ubuntu 9.10)
[13:11] <stevecam> i just converted another windows user to ubuntu
[13:11] <bbelt16ag> hi peeps how hard would it to be to upgrade to the latest  version of ubuntu from karamic
[13:11] <chili555> human374, hmmm, i dont know much about pppoe; maybe someone else will help
[13:11] <rsk> bbelt16ag not hard at all
[13:12] <bbelt16ag> and if i did would weechat-curses  a  3.0  version?
[13:12] <rsk> bbelt16ag chek packages.ubuntu.com
[13:12] <vivid> AceKing, i dont know what to say about that, i cant even try the check command on mine, its greyed out
[13:12] <bbelt16ag> just wired of using  2.0
[13:12] <bbelt16ag> k
[13:13] <acicula> bbelt16ag: distribution upgrade is performed through the update-manager found under system->administration
[13:13] <bbelt16ag> .yeah
[13:14] <acicula> bbelt16ag: it will show the option to upgrade to jaunty
[13:14] <bbelt16ag> ok
[13:14] <VCoolio> bbelt16ag: next after karmic is lucid; not released yet; better compile weechat 3.0 or find a repo on launchpad.net that has it
[13:14] <mrcoodles> hello , im trying to setup zoneminder under ubuntu server 9.1 with a simple webcam. i've managed to save jpegs from the webcam using fswebcam. is there a way i can pipe the output of fswebcam to something that can do streaming for zoneminder ?
[13:15] <acicula> bbelt16ag: err if you are on karmic it wont show an upgrade to jaunty, sorry , mixing up versions here
[13:15] <bbelt16ag> what is fiesty?
[13:15] <acicula> feisty fawn, older ubuntu version
[13:15] <acicula> !feisty
[13:15] <vivid> very old
[13:15] <bbelt16ag> ok...
[13:16] <bbelt16ag> sigh
[13:16] <bbelt16ag> i want  version 3.0
[13:16] <madjoe> sigh
[13:16] <bbelt16ag> keeps  dying on the  ruby
[13:16] <acicula> bbelt16ag: of a package?
[13:16] <bbelt16ag> http://pastebin.ca/1839296
[13:16] <VCoolio> bbelt16ag: there are debs here http://weechat.org/download/
[13:16] <zetheroo> what can cause a sudo password to no longer work?
[13:16] <bbelt16ag> to compile  weechat-curses
[13:16] <acicula> zetheroo: lack of privilidges or incorrect syntax
[13:16] <madjoe> does anyone use any Audium theme for Pidgin on Ubuntu?
[13:16] <madjoe> :)
[13:17] <zetheroo> acicula: lack of priviledges?
[13:17] <bbelt16ag> woa
[13:17] <kinja-sheep> zetheroo: "sudo passwd" ?
[13:17] <madjoe> it's Adium.. not Audium :)
[13:17] <bbelt16ag> didnt see those thanks peeps
[13:17] <jrib> zetheroo: your user no longer being in the admin group probably
[13:17] <vivid> who was looking for weechat 3.x?
[13:18] <jrib> vivid: bbelt16ag
[13:18] <Dr_Willis_> its easy to compile weechat from source
[13:18] <Dr_Willis_> 10.04 has version 0.3.0 also
[13:18] <zetheroo> kinja-sheep: ok - one sec .... helping someone with this over skype chat
[13:18] <SandGorgon> man ..look at the amount of swag you can buy to support OpenBSD ( https://https.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/order ) - Ubuntu doesnt have half as much
[13:18] <zetheroo> jrib: that can do it?
[13:18] <vivid> yea, sid has it as well, shouldnt be hard to rebuild the source for karmic
[13:18] <chilli0> Hello , will this start limewire at 2am?
[13:18] <chilli0> chilli0@chilli0-laptop:~$ crontab -l
[13:18] <jrib> zetheroo: of course...
[13:18] <chilli0> # m h  dom mon dow   command
[13:18] <chilli0> 0 2 * * * limewire
[13:18] <FloodBot1> chilli0: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:19] <zetheroo> jrib: is there a way to check in the terminal if your in the right group?
[13:19] <fleixius> How do I install the restricted driver manager on ubuntu 9.10?
[13:19] <bbelt16ag> weel i tired
[13:19] <jrib> chilli0: it will try to, yes.  But if limewire is some sort of gui program, it probably won't work just like that
[13:19] <jrib> !cron > chilli0
[13:19] <bbelt16ag> my pastebin is up there  in  the  backlog
[13:19] <kinja-sheep> chilli0: The best way is to test it yourself.
[13:19] <jrib> zetheroo: « groups »
[13:19] <fleixius> Or can anyone tell me what its called
[13:19] <chilli0> kinja-sheep,  Well, It didn't work last night . Wasn't sure why.
[13:19] <jrib> fleixius: jockey is installed by default
[13:19] <mauro> eden.selfip.net
[13:20] <chilli0> limewire runs fine just by typing: limewire into terminal
[13:20] <acicula> zetheroo: means not allowed to, can you paste what you are trying, explain what you think would happen and show what happened instead
[13:20] <fleixius> jrib: Yes in the default ubuntu-desktop instalation - but jockey was the name i was lookin for.
[13:20] <kinja-sheep> chilli0: See what jrib said. You will have to use "DISPLAY=:0 limewire" as to indict which display/monitor to use
[13:20] <zetheroo> acicula: it's happened to someone I am trying to help over skype chat
[13:21] <zetheroo> acicula: they are trying to update (sudo apt-get update)
[13:21] <kinja-sheep> chilli0: You always can test it by "ssh localhost" then run the program. :o
[13:21] <Nollog> zetheroo: tell her to type "group" in a terminal.
[13:22] <zetheroo> Nollog: ok one sec
[13:22] <Nollog> That'll tell her all the groups she's in.
[13:22] <mun> are there any desktop plugins that works like word suggestions on mobiles?
[13:22] <xfact> Hello
[13:23] <Nollog> T9 dictionary, mun ?
[13:23] <xfact> I have one problem
[13:23] <chilli0> kinja-sheep,  That crashes , just after it starts up
[13:23] <tasche> blackberry does it on its own out of the box
[13:23] <mun> Nollog, yeah, but supports typing on a desktop.
[13:23] <Nollog> Not sure.
[13:23] <xfact> I do not know what kind of keys I pressed but my whole screen color is inverted now
[13:23] <xfact> How to change it back?
[13:23] <xfact> please help
[13:23] <chilli0> kinja-sheep,  http://pastebin.com/3c2ttmWU
[13:24] <xfact> anyone can help
[13:24] <jrib> xfact: check your compiz binds.  Or ask #compiz
[13:24] <kinja-sheep> xfact: SUPER + M?
[13:24] <kinja-sheep> xfact: SUPER+ N (for individual windows).
[13:24] <xfact> Kinja-sheep: Thanks SUPER+M
[13:25] <kinja-sheep> chilli0: Read the error message. Were you able to launch limewire just fine in the terminal?
[13:25] <xfact> I do not really understand why the hell people adds this kind of features!
[13:25] <xfact> Thanks anyway
[13:25] <chilli0> Yes i was kinja-sheep.
[13:25] <Snicksie> hi, for some reason my firefox doesn't want to throw flashobjects away after they aren't used anymore in a tab. Why and how to fix this? (Mozilla Firefox 3.5.8, Ubuntu 9.10)
[13:25] <chilli0> kinja-sheep,  I just ran it again. But no errors ? strange
[13:26] <zetheroo> acicula: looks like it worked this time ... :P ...
[13:26] <chilli0> Welll i gotta go , cya
[13:26] <JediMaster> I'm having problems trying to run "smbpasswd -a username" to add a samba user, I've added one like that but now I get: "Failed to add entry for user kath." any ideas?
[13:27] <zetheroo> acicula: sorry no ... bad call ...
[13:27] <Snicksie> JediMaster, did the user already exist?
[13:27] <kinja-sheep> xfact: http://tinyurl.com/426a7j
[13:28] <JediMaster> Snicksie, no, I've only added one user and this is a completely different username
[13:28] <xfact> Thanks Kinja-sheep
[13:28] <Snicksie> JediMaster, passwd looks like it's to add a password for that (already existing) user
[13:29] <JediMaster> Snicksie, I've tried with a completely different username and same thing again
[13:29] <kinja-sheep> JediMaster: sudo? o.o
[13:29] <Haegin> hi, I can't get ip masquerading working on my home network, is anyone able to spare 5 minutes to do a sanity check and make sure I'm not missing something please?
[13:29] <JediMaster> kinja-sheep, yeah already sudo su'ed
[13:31] <Haegin> /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward is set to 1 and I'm using the firewall rules from the tldb site
[13:31] <kinja-sheep> JediMaster: I think it does not work because you'll have to add a new user to your system before you're able to "smbpasswd" the certain user.
[13:32] <JediMaster> ahhh yes, duh, I forogot I already had the username created for the first user
[13:32] <SiegHard> so not better
[13:32] <zetheroo> Nollog: joy@joy-t61:~$ group
[13:32] <zetheroo> group: command not found
[13:32] <SiegHard> use sudo -i ?
[13:33] <Haegin> I can do dns lookups fine, just not browse the Internet
[13:33] <JediMaster> kinja-sheep, is there a way to do it without giving people shell access?
[13:33] <Haegin> JediMaster: set their shell to /usr/bin/false
[13:33] <JediMaster> Haegin, thanks
[13:34] <lopman> hi
[13:34] <Haegin> it might not be in /usr/bin but which false should tell you where it is
[13:34] <zetheroo> jrib: group: command not found
[13:34] <jrib> zetheroo: groups, not group
[13:35] <karl> can anyone help with cossover
[13:35] <zetheroo> jrib: ok
[13:35] <Snicksie> hi, for some reason my firefox doesn't want to throw flashobjects away after they aren't used anymore in a tab. Why and how to fix this? (Mozilla Firefox 3.5.8, Ubuntu 9.10)
[13:35] <zetheroo> jrib: does that list the groups the logged in user is in?
[13:35] <kinja-sheep> JediMaster: We don't know if that's the problem in first place (yet).
[13:36] <jrib> zetheroo: type « whatis groups »
[13:36] <karl> can anyone help with cossover i need to make a default bottle
[13:39] <IdleOne> karl: #crossover
[13:40] <zetheroo> karl: Applications > Crossover > Configuration  ... click the Manage Bottles tab and Create new bottle .... then select it and click on the Make default button to make it default
[13:41] <sate> Hey guys whats a good picture tool, that is like mspaint, where I can crop a pic, and upload to the internet?
[13:42] <IdleOne> sate: picasa
[13:42] <sate> gotta install that?
[13:42] <IdleOne> yes
[13:42] <IdleOne> search for picasa linux, there is no package in the repos
[13:43] <tony> hi can anyone help me on my ubuntu dvb-t usb
[13:43] <nokx> I am runing under ubuntu 9.10, and my printer doesn't work until I restart the cups. What can I do to solve this problem?
[13:43] <tony> need to get a driver
[13:43] <edakiri> karl: crossover office?
[13:43] <nokx> my printer is hp officejet 3660
[13:43] <xerox1> tony, u should tell us what stick u are using
[13:44] <sate> Found it, I wish I could get Zscreen to work for ubuntu
[13:44] <nokx> My printer is hp officejet 3660 and I am runing under ubuntu 9.10, and my printer doesn't work until I restart the cups. What can I do to solve this problem?
[13:44] <DarkStar1> acicula: Hi. You were right about the samba yesterday. It only keeps the setting on a per session basis. I just logged in now and everything's gone :-/
[13:45] <autoclesis> Ubuntu 9.10 on Intel core i5-650 with 'turbo boost' is okay ?
[13:45] <tony> dont know think its chillies technologies dvb-t
[13:46] <autoclesis> not on any HCL i could find
[13:46] <DarkStar1> does anyone know what %S resolves to in Samba's conf file?
[13:47] <edakiri> sate: gimp for editing pictures.  gthumb for viewing.
[13:47] <edakiri> sate: geeqie is also good for viewing
[13:47] <sate> Have you ever tried zscreen edakiri?
[13:47] <DarkStar1> anyone?
[13:48] <edakiri> sate,  i do not know of zscreen.
[13:48] <edakiri> sate, it is not in my repositories
[13:49] <IdleOne> edakiri: it is a open source windows utility
[13:49] <sate> Its a windows program edakirie, but maybe wine works for it idk.. Read about it, pretty nifty
[13:50] <tony> sorry to be a pain but can anyone help with a chilli technologies dvb dongle driver for my ubuntu 9.10
[13:50] <autoclesis> Ubuntu 9.10 on Intel core i5-650 with 'turbo boost' is okay ?
[13:50] <iskywalker> hi!
[13:50] <iskywalker> I am having a hard time with an atheros wireless card
[13:50] <zetheroo> jrib: oy@joy-t61:~$ groups
[13:50] <zetheroo> joy adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare
[13:50] <jrib> zetheroo: sudo echo hi
[13:51] <iskywalker> it does not connect! iI keeps me saing it can't get an ip, when i give manually it says it couldnt connect to the router etc.
[13:51] <chili555> iskywalker, what kind of trouble?
[13:52] <iskywalker> I cant get a connection to the router, I can see the wireless nets, but it wont connect. I have wap2 aes as encryption, but i dont think this is the problem
[13:52] <iskywalker> connecting with my old wlan stick does work! (it is a d-link)
[13:53] <iskywalker> dmesg says somthing like Feb 19 09:26:17 eee-kug kernel: [102479.304111] wlan0: authentication with AP xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx timed out
[13:53] <Sioux_33> hi question i cant use my tv box in ubuntu cos there is no driver for it. i have win7 and ubuntu 9.01 on hdd in win7 my box is working perfect i want to ask is there any chance to open win media center in ubuntu using wine or something?
[13:53] <chili555> iskywalker, which driver is it? ath5k?
[13:53] <iskywalker> I tried ath5k and ath_pci (madiwifi)
[13:53] <iskywalker> I have 9.10
[13:54] <chili555> iskywalker, please type my name so your reply hihghlights, which driver is in place now?
[13:55] <testi> How can I make sure that cairo uses the opengl rendering backend?
[13:55] <nokx> if anyone can't  give any answer  at least tell  to me what is the file of settings to load the cups.
 i have atheros too and its working without probs in 9.10
[13:56] <Sioux_33> hi question i cant use my tv box in ubuntu cos there is no driver for it. i have win7 and ubuntu 9.01 on hdd in win7 my box is working perfect i want to ask is there any chance to open win media center in ubuntu using wine or something?
[13:57] <iskywalker> Sioux_33: which driver?
[13:57] <iskywalker> I have a tl-wn551g
[13:57] <iskywalker> ver 1.6
[13:58] <chili555> iskywalker, which driver are you having trouble with? ath5k?
[13:59] <Sioux_33> ubuntu recognises my card as Bus 001 Device 006: ID 0ace:1215 ZyDAS WLA-54L WiFi i installed airdriver-ng so i can easy check wifi drivers and the driver iFound following stacks loaded (as module):
[13:59] <Sioux_33> 2. mac80211 and 41. ZyDAS 1211rw - IEEE80211 Softmac
[14:00] <iskywalker> Chili555 at start yes, i tried already the madwifi although and same problem
[14:01] <chili555> iskywalker, i dont know how to be more precise. what driver is in use today, right now? sudo lshw -C network
[14:02] <DarkStar1> Is opera not part of the standard repo?
[14:03] <DarkStar1> I mean Opera the browser btw
[14:03] <albert_> hello
[14:04] <om26er> DarkStar1, yes its not
[14:05] <iskywalker> chili555: I rebooted and i am trying ath5k again
[14:05] <DarkStar1> om26er: Ok.. thanks
[14:06] <sate> Im still waiting for the new opera to come out
[14:06] <koalensens> hola !
[14:06] <chili555> iskywalker, you might do sudo rmmod -f ath5k and then sudo modprobe ath5k nohwcrypt=1    if it helps your WPA to connect, you can do an ath5k.conf file
[14:07] <koalensens> alguien podria ayudarme?intento instalar ubuntu y siempre se me queda parado en la misma parte de la instalacion
[14:07] <root___> y0
[14:07] <root___> !netmask
[14:07] <root___> hello ubantards
[14:09] <gharz> guys, how do i open port 51413 so trasmission would accept incoming connections?
[14:10] <llutz> gharz: "man iptables " if you have it already running. router-documentation if you are behing one
[14:11] <stefano_p> I've got extreme cpu load on hard drive access since a few days. can anybody help?
[14:11] <gharz> llutz: i've open the ports in my router... it works with window$... but how do i make ubuntu listen to port 51413?
[14:11] <llutz> gharz: default nothing stops it listening
[14:12] <thirst> hi guys
[14:12] <thirst> i have an system with 8gb ram.. i was contemplating installing 32-bit linux with pae or 64-bit .. what do you think is best?
[14:12] <tuliohm> hi people, i wanna know when the ubuntu 10.04 will be released...
[14:12] <tuliohm> anyone?
[14:12] <iskywalker> chili555: thy will try
 10.04
[14:12] <Sioux_33> mean in april
[14:12] <dyek> I don't seem to find a .deb when building with this command: "AUTOBUILD=1 NOEXTRAS=1 fakeroot debian/rules binary-generic". Does that not build a .deb? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[14:13] <tuliohm> Sioux_33, thanks :P
[14:13] <llutz> gharz: "sudo iptables -L INPUT"  should be empty
[14:13] <jrib> dyek: yes, in the parent directory
[14:13] <fabio333> is it safe to disable apparmor?
[14:14] <dyek> jrib: Yup, that's right. I read that, but thinking it was the parent directory of some subdirs. :-/ Thank you!
[14:14] <fritos> if i do a windows install after an ubuntu install, both on separate harddrives, will windows bootloader still overwrite grub?
[14:15] <fritos> is anyone still here?
[14:15] <Sioux_33> no
[14:15] <Sioux_33> lunch time
[14:16] <red> fritos: yes
[14:16] <fritos> how did you reply to that then if im not here
[14:16] <red> afaik
[14:16] <fritos> and im over there
[14:16] <fritos> red do you know much about my question?
[14:16] <tiziano> ciao a tutti
[14:17] <Sioux_33> ciao <tiziano>
[14:17] <red> you need to reinstall grub afterwards and then it works
[14:17] <tiziano> ciao sioux
[14:17] <red> fritos: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/reinstall-ubuntu-grub-bootloader-after-windows-wipes-it-out/
[14:17] <DeaCon>  install Windows XP on Virtual Box
[14:17] <red> this might work
[14:17] <fritos> red even if they're on different hdds?
[14:17] <red> im not 100% sure
[14:17] <Dan_E> !grub > fritos
[14:18] <red> but fixing grub wouldn't be hard
[14:18] <fritos> Dan_E, thanks but that doesnt exactly answer my question
[14:19] <carlos> holaa
[14:19] <fritos> if i do a windows install after an ubuntu install, both on separate harddrives, will windows bootloader still overwrite grub?
[14:19] <Sioux_33> hola hombre
[14:19] <carlos> kien mes ducho aki kn ubuntu
[14:19] <carlos> para q me ayude
[14:19] <Sioux_33> hablas ingles amigo
[14:20] <Guest46819> naaaa
[14:20] <Sioux_33> yup
[14:20] <Guest46819> español
[14:20] <Sioux_33> people dont speak espanol any more
[14:22] <Guest46819> oigan como puedo actualizar mi ubuntu tengo 5.01 a 9.04
[14:22] <dbdii407> Por favor, Vaya a #ubuntu-es para hablar en espanol. ;)
[14:23] <frikinz> what is the app to rip cd in gnome in karmic?
[14:24] <papul> tor is blocked in freenode right?
[14:24] <fritos> if i do a windows install after an ubuntu install, both on separate harddrives, will windows bootloader still overwrite grub?
[14:24] <IdleOne> !tor | papul
[14:25] <papul> IdleOne: lol i could never get to connect using the method mentioned there
[14:26] <papul> in the tor freenode page
[14:30] <par> hi guys...I have a hardware problem with my mouse wheel
[14:30] <Trojan-Horses> wach kayn che maghribi hna
[14:30] <par> it scrolls up and down randomly
[14:30] <ksbalaji> I wish to see bootlog. I modified  to enable boot time logging. But boot log file is not being written. Help.
[14:30] <ksbalaji> mine is Hardy.
[14:30] <par> so i need to disable it.
[14:31] <par> I checked /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[14:31] <par> but failed to find mouse settings there
[14:31] <par> i'm using ubuntu 9.04
[14:31] <fritos> if i do a windows install after an ubuntu install, both on separate harddrives, will windows bootloader still overwrite grub?
[14:32] <moijk> fri: yes, always
[14:32] <moijk> fri: windows = evil
[14:32] <fritos> even on separate hdds?
[14:32] <par> please help
[14:32] <george_> @fritos no, which windows version are you installing?
[14:32] <fritos> george_, 7
[14:32] <ksbalaji> var/log/boot file is missing
[14:33] <george_> it may add an entry for ubuntu to the windows 7 bootloader
[14:33] <knittl> hi. what package do i need to install to get hibernate/jpa working in eclipse?
[14:34] <ksbalaji> BOOTLOGD_ENABLE=Yes in /etc/default/bootlogd but log file is missing!
[14:34] <par> hi guys...I have a hardware problem with my mouse wheel.it scrolls up and down randomly .so i need to disable my mousewheel. I checked /etc/X11/xorg.conf.but failed to find mouse settings there. i'm using ubuntu 9.04 please help
[14:34] <fritos> george_, im installing windows AFTER ubuntu on a SEPARATE hard drive though
[14:34] <george_> ok
[14:34] <stefano_p> when i try to set udma using hdparm, i get this error message: HDIO_SET_DMA failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device can anybody help?
[14:34] <fritos> ok.
[14:34] <fritos> ????
[14:34] <fritos> sorry im not shouting
[14:35] <fritos> just emphasizing my words
[14:35] <george_> i wouldn't worry about grub being wiped
[14:35] <fritos> george_, are you one of the ops here?
[14:35] <george_> no
[14:36] <par> hi guys...I have a hardware problem with my mouse wheel.it scrolls up and down randomly .so i need to disable my mousewheel. I checked /etc/X11/xorg.conf.but failed to find mouse settings there. i'm using ubuntu 9.04 please help
[14:36] <fritos> george_, but you've had experience with this?
[14:36] <george_> just joined channel out of interest, not looking for help, saw your question, done 100's of installs, gave you my opinion
[14:36] <fritos> wow
[14:36] <fritos> ok
[14:36] <fritos> thanks
[14:37] <jillsmit1> hi everybody
[14:37] <george_> no worries
[14:37] <autoclesis> intel core i5-560 okay for u 9.10 ?
[14:37] <suleman> can any1 help how do i open .rar file in ubuntu
[14:37] <autoclesis> oops
[14:37] <knittl> suleman: install the package unrar
[14:37] <autoclesis> i5-650
[14:37] <fritos> george_, can I get your email so I can ask you a question if it goes wrong
[14:37] <suleman> thanks knittl
[14:37] <autoclesis> any intel i5 is okay for u 9.10?
[14:38] <abhi_nav> soluman there also a package called 7zip or something which supports more formats
[14:38] <fabio333> suleman: then you can use ark or file-roller
[14:38] <abhi_nav> suleman there also a package called 7zip or something which supports more formats
[14:38] <george_> ok, i havent used irc for a LONG time idk how to pm
[14:38] <autoclesis> gateway dx4831-03
[14:38] <autoclesis> not on any hcls
[14:38] <abhi_nav> !7zip | suleman
[14:38] <suleman> thank u every one
[14:39] <suleman> abhi_nav, does 7zip ones rar
[14:39] <suleman> it isnt in the list
[14:39] <fritos> george_, /msg person
[14:39] <gharz> guys, i want to update my iptables... i only need one accept which accepts port 51413... there are 3 entries with having the same port number... 2 with ACCEPT and 1 with DROP. i need to have 1 ACCEPT only. how do i delete the other entries? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/bb22DieX
[14:39] <IdleOne> george_: the command is /msg nickname . Please ask for permission before you msg someone as many consider it rude to get messages without having been asked before hand
[14:39] <george_> ok
[14:39] <erUSUL> !iptables
[14:39] <abhi_nav> suleman: yes (i think) because i remember to use it) also install package called "Ark"
[14:42] <llutz> gharz: sudo iptables -D INPUT 2
[14:43] <suleman> knittl, whr do u find the list of installed apps
[14:43] <andai> Hi. When I install Ubuntu to my USB drive it works, i can boot from it and everything works perfectly. Then when I update the system GRUB doesn't get past "GRUB   ". I tried installing linux mint and it didnt even boot the first time (maybe its packages are the more recent broken ones). Any ideas?
[14:43] <gharz> llutz: thanks
 guys, i want to update my iptables... i only need one accept which accepts port 51413... there are 3 entries with having the same port number... 2 with ACCEPT and 1 with DROP. i need to have 1 ACCEPT only. how do i delete the other entries? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/bb22DieX
 george_: the command is /msg nickname . Please ask for
[14:43] <llutz> par: yes?
[14:44] <albech> is it easy to setup a nokia n95 to server as a modem through bluetooth?
[14:44] <jure64> any ETA for BTRFS in Ubuntu?
[14:44] <papul> abhi_nav: totally into ubuntu now??
[14:45] <abhi_nav> papul: hmm yes 100% FOSS
[14:45] <IdleOne> par: why did you copy/paste what I said to george?
[14:45] <suleman> abhi_nav, whr do u find the list of installed apps
[14:46] <papul> abhi_nav: try arch u gonna love it and try kde 4.4.1 ubuntu doesnt have it yet
[14:46] <george_> yeah why did you do that?
[14:46] <IdleOne> !clone | suleman
[14:46] <abhi_nav> papul: but why you asked me so? ( I mean I dont remember any pas reference now)
[14:46] <abhi_nav> suleman: in the add/remove
[14:46] <suleman> abhi_nav, whr is add/remove
[14:46] <abhi_nav> suleman: which version of ubuntu?
[14:47] <papul> abhi_nav: kde is the most gorgeous linux environment ever
[14:47] <IdleOne> suleman: it is called Ubuntu Software Center now in the Applications menu
[14:47] <suleman> abhi_nav, 9.10
[14:47] <suleman> 01
[14:47] <IdleOne> 10*
[14:47] <abhi_nav> sulman: then its application=> software center
[14:47] <papul> suleman: its 9.10]
[14:47] <papul> suleman: its 9.10
[14:48] <abhi_nav> papul: i tried both and i found kde with full of useful application. but its heavy. i use gnome. its good. and i use some useful apps of kde
[14:48] <papul> when is kde 4.4 going to come to ubuntu?
[14:48] <abhi_nav> papul: i dont like tha kde wants to reflect the windows graphics
[14:48] <abhi_nav> papul: e.g. start menu etc
[14:48] <papul> abhi_nav: but good for newbies
[14:48] <abhi_nav> papul: yah. I suggest to my frnd kde only
[14:49] <abhi_nav> papul: mandriva or kubuntu
[14:49] <papul> abhi_nav: actually one of my friend is using linux now only for kde ;)
[14:49] <abhi_nav> papul: :D
[14:49] <papul> kde FTW for looks ;)
[14:49] <papul> and abhi_nav get a cloack
[14:49] <papul> *cloak
[14:49] <abhi_nav> papul: why?
[14:49] <abhi_nav> papul: have we talked before? regarding what?
[14:49] <papul> abhi_nav: ur ip is visible
[14:50] <tony> hi i am new to this so any help most appreciated  i have a chilli technologies dvb-t usb tv dongle and want to load it into myubuntu 9.10 any ideas please
[14:50] <abhi_nav> papul: but i need to pay for that cloak naa?
[14:50] <papul> abhi_nav: no its free
[14:50] <remoteCTRL> hi guys! icannot see my desktop and if i maximize windows they turn all black, whats wrong there?
[14:53] <remoteCTRL> creepy quit here...
[14:53] <remoteCTRL> quiet even...
[14:54] <AndyGraybeal> how do i force someone to change their password at next logon?  specifically a graphical logon, they never logon in cli.
[14:55] <andai> Hi, the latest grub breaks my bootable USB drive, is it possible to get the old one and install that instead [ & configure ubuntu to stop updating it until they fix it? ]
[14:55] <remoteCTRL> andai: sudoe, you can just apt-get purge grub2 and apt-get install grub
[14:55] <jolaren> How do I change my language / charset to swedish in ubuntu server? Soemhow I've lost my "åäö" signs and everything looks strange.
[14:56] <remoteCTRL> andai: might need a grub-install and update-grub after that
[14:56] <andai> remoteCTRL lol grub2 isn't even a package. I'm on linux mint
[14:56] <remoteCTRL> andai: in that case i suggest you say that for starters and then go look in #mint;)
[14:56] <andai> oh nevermind they call grub2 "grub-pc"
[14:57] <andai> kthx
[14:57] <remoteCTRL> jolaren: you mean on the commandline?
[14:58] <albech> jolaren, swedish has been abandoned in favor of danish ;)
[14:58] <jolaren> remoteCTRL: Yes, on the commandline.. It was all workin good but I changed alot in order to get irssi to work on a shell and now it wont even work in nano
[14:59] <remoteCTRL> basically you find that in /etc/default/console-setup, change XKBLAYOUT="" to se
[14:59] <remoteCTRL> but i seriously dunno how many keys you got there, might need to change XKBMODEL="pc105" to pc103 or so
[14:59] <remoteCTRL> jolaren:
[15:00] <disappearedng_> when I run nmap on myself I see this: 8080/tcp  open  http-proxy what the hell is this?
[15:00] <jolaren> remoteCTRL: takin a look nw
[15:00] <remoteCTRL> disappearedng_: dont know what a rpoxy is or dont know what app is causing this?
[15:01] <disappearedng_> how do I check
[15:01] <remoteCTRL> disappearedng_: what is it that you wanna know, what a http_proxy is or which app is doing this?
[15:01] <andai> alright how do i reconfigure/install/wahtever GRUB2 onto my usb drive (hopefully not touching the internal drives?)
[15:02] <ikonia> andai: you're using mint - please stop asking here
[15:02] <remoteCTRL> disappearedng_: in the first case eploy google, in the latter lsof -i | grep 8080 should tell you what is using it
[15:02] <andai> ikonia: how kind. It's the ubuntu package.
[15:02] <disappearedng_> remoteCTRL: obviously which app is using this, I did a lsof and still can't see 8080
[15:02] <andai> and #linuxmint-help is sleeping
[15:02] <disappearedng_> very strange indeed
[15:02] <ikonia> andai: you're using mint - we don't support it here - so please stop asking
[15:03] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: as youre there could you pls help me figure out why my desktop is all black and windows turn all black if i maximize them?
[15:03] <andai> ikonia: I'm using ubuntu's grub2 package, which should do the same thing no matter where you use it, right?
[15:03] <remoteCTRL> disappearedng_: lsof -i it is
[15:03] <Megrem> i've got problems setting up my logitech quickcam..
[15:03] <ikonia> andai: please stop asking - we don't support mint
[15:03] <andai> brb
[15:04] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: gawd i admire your patience buddy...
[15:04] <ikonia> remoteCTRL: wow, that sounds odd, what happened to make this behaviour start
[15:04] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: seriously no idea, i just did a clean setup and it already came like that...
[15:04] <fredd> i'm on the ubuntu liveCD trying to reinstall grub2 on my USB drive
[15:04] <remoteCTRL> !ask | Megrem
[15:05] <remoteCTRL> so andai seems to be back as fredd how cute...
[15:05] <ikonia> remoteCTRL: I'm guessing you've got an ati video card
[15:05] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: exactly its a rv250?
[15:05] <suleman> whos ikonia
[15:06] <Megrem> well.. problem with logitech quickcam messenger.. quickcam.sh says: [!] Kernel compiler and gcc seem to be different versions.
[15:06] <ikonia> remoteCTRL: well, not that I've ever seen that problem personally, I am aware of lots of similar problems with ati cards, with similar style problems
[15:06] <abhi_nav> suleman: haa haa haa
[15:06] <ikonia> remoteCTRL: can you set the Xorg.conf driver option to "vesa" see if it works better ?
[15:07] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: sure, will do and report back in a few...
[15:08] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: erm... there isnt even an xorg.conf file anymore :D
[15:08] <disappearedng_> remoteCTRL: yes I did
[15:08] <xukun> anybody here using aiccu for ipv6 tunneling?
[15:08] <ikonia> remoteCTRL: that's fine, it's all dynamic, grab an example one of the net, or do an Xorg -configure
[15:08] <ikonia> remoteCTRL: (you need to have the xserver dead to do an Xorg -configure)
[15:09] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: is that really the command or do you mean dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg?
[15:09] <ikonia> remoteCTRL: , that's the command, but you can do dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg that's another good option
[15:10] <rabbit1> IM, Send File, Ignore, Info, Remove, and Last Said
[15:10] <remoteCTRL> k, thanks so far, buddy, be back in a few, k?
[15:10] <ikonia> sure
[15:10] <xukun> anybody?
[15:10] <xukun> anybody here using aiccu for ipv6 tunneling?
[15:11] <abhi_nav> !info aiccu
[15:11] <charnel> Hi Anybody knows a good solution for blackberry programming in Ubuntu ?
[15:11] <abhi_nav> what is that aiccu?
[15:11] <autoclesis> ! aiccu
[15:12] <charnel> I tried to install jdk with wine but dont know what to do from here is there a good description ?
[15:12] <arjunvj3> jdk on wine, why why ?
[15:12] <arjunvj3> why not native one ?
[15:13] <charnel> arjunvj3: http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/Eclipse-JDE-Plugin-Linux-a-working-environment/m-p/192473 this told me :)
[15:13] <charnel> arjunvj3: If you have a better solution please let me know
[15:15] <ionut> does anyone which version of photoshop can be installed with wine ? (best version)
[15:15] <erUSUL> !appdb | ionut
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[15:16] <hl_99> hey, i would like to use gparted to resize my /home partition but i cannot unmount it unfortunately
[15:16] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: yepp that did the trick
[15:16] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: yet still this is quite a poor solution:/
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> hl_99: do it in live cd
[15:16] <hl_99> ActionParsnip,  do i have to install gparted there then too?
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> hl_99: should be part of the live environment, the installer uses it
[15:17] <remoteCTRL> hl_99: try unmounting it on the commandline with sudo umount /home this will only work if youre not currently accessing it, so will probably nbeed to boot a live cd
[15:17] <remoteCTRL> oops me very late :D
[15:17] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: ok now we know what is causing it, happen to know how to fix it?
[15:18] <hl_99> ok thanks guys
[15:18] <digitalfiz> anyone get wine-pulse working? if so how :D
[15:18] <Jezz27> Q:  I am setting up UFW to block a specific problematic country.  The IP range I want to block is 41.*.*.*.  Could anyone tell me how to form the address?  Will 41.0.0.0/24 work?
[15:20] <louis> hu
[15:20] <Megrem> does anybody know how to set up a logitech quickcam messenger?
[15:20] <remoteCTRL> digitalfiz: /24 would block ips from 41.0.0.0 to 41.0.0.255
[15:20] <erUSUL> Jezz27: 41.0.0.0/8 i think
[15:20] <abhi_nav> madjoe: you here?
[15:20] <Jezz27> hrrrmm...thnaks I'll have to keep googling
[15:21] <rohithwiz23> I need help installing openVC libary on Ubuntu 9.10.. How do I install it??
[15:21] <abhi_nav> Megrem: you have cheese web cam booth?
[15:21] <rsk> rohithwiz23 as described in the manual
[15:21] <Megrem> sry i didn't understand your question..
[15:21] <ikonia> remoteCTRL: apologies, I was away from my desktop
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> !find openvc
[15:22] <abhi_nav> Megrem: install cheese web cam booth and in most case yout web cam wll automatically detected
[15:22] <abhi_nav> !cheese | Megrem
[15:22] <meatbun> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxJ4V7k_MSo  <-- is this video slow? or just my computer?
[15:22] <rohithwiz23> rsk: I cant find the file to install it in the Synaptic Package Manager...
[15:22] <Megrem> kk i'll give it a try.. thanks
[15:22] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: accrding to this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/311910 its a bug in xserver-xorg-driver-ati and has been ther efor leike 5 ubuntu versions -.-
[15:22] <meatbun> i am having prob with flash player
[15:22] <blops> ngo
[15:22] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: never mind:)
[15:22] <blops> olaaa
[15:22] <liogr> hi
[15:22] <ikonia> remoteCTRL: that's the price of ati
[15:22] <blops> ola
[15:23] <ikonia> !es | blops
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: can you use http://pastebin.com to give an output of: dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf   thanks
[15:23] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: seems to occur in connection with compiz...
[15:23] <ikonia> remoteCTRL: possible
[15:23] <rsk> rohithwiz23 then you asked the question wrong, you mean how to find openvc?
[15:23] <liogr> anyone of you using IPv6?
[15:23] <ikonia> liogr: not at the momnet, but sometimes
[15:23] <rohithwiz23> rsk: Well find and install...
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> liogr: no, i disable it using boot options too
[15:23] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: well... basicall nvidia are the very only cards you can use, cos intel or so are also no good... thats sad...
[15:24] <rsk> rohithwiz23 http://wiki.openvz.org/Quick_installation
[15:24] <rsk> rohithwiz23 it was on openvc's homepage. kinda obvious ..
[15:24] <remoteCTRL> ikonia: well thanks alot for helping anyways dude, appectiate it as always!
[15:24] <ikonia> no sweat
[15:24] <remoteCTRL> :)
[15:24] <liogr> ikonia: I've a subnet from freenet6, and I want to use a specific address from the subnet I've been assigned. How can I do it? from the network manager applet, if I set a static IPv6, eth0 won't connect ;/
[15:25] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/TxUcjqiN
[15:25] <rohithwiz23> rsk: Im i suposed to pick yup or rpm
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> http://pastebin.com/TxUcjqiN
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> oop
[15:25] <rsk> rohithwiz23 if you don't know that might i suggest you get some friend to o it for you
[15:25] <rsk> do*
[15:26] <rohithwiz23> rsk: I am trying to install this http://groups.google.nl/group/linux-biometrics/browse_thread/thread/55dd4428f1ddf80b/408d9db802cf38d7?lnk=st&q=facial+recognition+ubuntu#408d9db802cf38d7
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: run: sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-*; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: if you are using a 64bit Ubuntu you could try the 64bit plugin instead
[15:26] <elzorab> hey guys anyone can help on this please...i cannot install ubuntu it starts to download something from internet while its preparing to install and it stops. i tried several times nothing
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> elzorab: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded? Did you verify the CD once burned?
[15:27] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, ok... will try
[15:27] <natrixnatrix89> Which videocard works with ubuntu better - nvidia or ati?
[15:27] <rsk> rohithwiz23 there's a .deb on the site you posted that says it will work on ubuntu
[15:27] <rsk> rohithwiz23 why haven't you tried that?
[15:27] <elzorab> nop haven't i will do now
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> natrixnatrix89: both work well, nvidia have a sterling track record
[15:28] <natrixnatrix89> !video
[15:28] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, thx
[15:28] <rohithwiz23> rsk: I did it will not work... It says need  OpenCV and ImageMagic
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: all better?
[15:28] <huntix> hi guyz
[15:28] <natrixnatrix89> ActionParsnip: whats that?
[15:28] <lorenzo> #ubuntu-it
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> natrixnatrix89: nvidia have a great track record, ati are slowly catching up
[15:29] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, i didn't do it yet. i can live with the speed for now
[15:29] <lorenzo> #ubuntu-it-chat
[15:29] <alpharesearch> dual monitor setup: I want automatic startup of applications (firefox, thunderbird, xchat, pidgin) on selected positions on both screens... so far only pidgin remembers where to go (and I didn't do anything for this)... all other pile up just on one screen... but remember there size.... is there a gnome command to force an application on one of the screens?
[15:29] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, something else might break..... i am scared
[15:29] <airtonix> !find devils
[15:29] <Megrem> abhi_nav: nope cheese didn't find my webcam.. it couldn't cause the driver isn't installed, and the driver setup shows me this strange error: [!] Kernel compiler and gcc seem to be different versions.
[15:29] <airtonix> !info devilspie
[15:30] <abhi_nav> !webcam | Megrem
[15:30] <huntix> lol
[15:30] <Megrem> ?
[15:30] <natrixnatrix89> ActionParsnip: But the when I use a pc with an old nvidia card I have to install the proprietary hardware driver. Do the new nvidia cards have that problem?
[15:30] <huntix> nothin
[15:30] <abhi_nav> ubottu is sleeping
[15:30] <abhi_nav> wake up ubottu
[15:31] <abhi_nav> :-(
[15:31] <abhi_nav> !webcam | Megrem
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> natrixnatrix89: no, the new 195 driver supports new cards really well, nvidia make linux drivers and have done for a LONG time
[15:31] <abhi_nav> hey channel ops ubottu is sleeping
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> natrixnatrix89: ati are only just cottoning on
[15:31] <erUSUL> !hi
[15:31] <abhi_nav> ikonia wake up ubottu
[15:31] <om26er> the return of ubottu
[15:31] <chazco> Just out of interest - can Ubuntu relay bluetooth signals over a network?
[15:32] <airtonix> chazco, you mean tunnel or do you mean use bluetooth device as a network device?
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> chazco: can you expand please
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> !coffee
[15:32] <abhi_nav> who typed that?
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> abhi_nav: typed what?
[15:33] <natrixnatrix89> ActionParsnip: So If I buy a new nvidia I wont have to install the proprietary driver?
[15:33] <abhi_nav> !webcam | Megrem
[15:33] <abhi_nav> look
[15:33] <abhi_nav> again its not working
[15:33] <natrixnatrix89> what happened to ubottu?
[15:33] <Megrem> hm
[15:33] <abhi_nav> that is what i am asking
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> natrixnatrix89: you can use the open nv driver if you want, the nvidia driver is needed for full 3D accelleration
[15:33] <abhi_nav> ActionParanip: ubottu pm me and said he dont know what abhi_nav is
[15:33] <abhi_nav> Megre: wait
[15:33] <Megrem> k
[15:33] <rohithwiz23> rsk: I did it will not work... It says need  OpenCV and ImageMagic
[15:33] <chazco> airtonix / ActionParsnip - e.g. a bluetooth device (lets say a headset) is at location A with PC A. Another deivce (say a phone) is at location B with PC B. Could the headset use the Ubuntu PC's to connect to the phone?
[15:34] <natrixnatrix89> ActionParsnip: Ok. Thanks for the info
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> abhi_nav: ubottu is sleeping, i'm sure there is some work being done on her or somesuch
[15:34] <abhi_nav> ActionParanip: hmm.
[15:34] <airtonix> chazco, im not aware of any bluetooth tunneling apps
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> chazco: i guess you could, pulse is very modular so i dont see why not, it will take smoe work but linux is very flexible
[15:34] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, no. still slow.
[15:35] <alpharesearch> I have a dual monitor setup and I want automatic startup of applications (firefox, thunderbird, xchat, pidgin) on selected positions on both screens... so far only pidgin remembers where to go (and I didn't do anything for this)... all other pile up just on one screen... but remember there size.... is there a gnome command to force an application on one of the screens?
[15:35] <abhi_nav> Megrem: read that msg by ubottu
[15:35] <chazco> airtonix / ActionParsnip - Thought it wouldn't be setup currently... sounds interesting though, might have an attempt a this
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: do you get ANY output from: uname -a | grep x86_64    ?
[15:35] <elzorab> ok MD5 codes does not match
[15:35] <airtonix> chazco, all bluetooth apps for linux expect to use bluetooth devices on the machine they are run on.
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> elzorab: then the ISO is bad. ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS check the files you download
[15:35] <elzorab> download again ISO ?
[15:35] <huntix> yep
[15:36] <YoungBoy> hehe
[15:36] <airtonix> chazco, so unless your bluetooth app lets you use mic input from pulseaudio then you will be out of luck.
[15:36] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, no output. i am on x86 not 64 bit os
[15:36] <elzorab> ok thx on my way
[15:36] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, plus, my whole system slows down when i watch that video on youtube
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> elzorab: yes, its bad. Thats why MD5 tests exist so you can check stuff
[15:36] <alpharesearch> or is there a application startup script that has a screen choice?
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: just checking ;)
[15:36] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, however, when i save the youtube video and watch locally with totem, it's fast
[15:37] <airtonix> alpharesearch, research 'devilspie"
[15:37] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: have you got 3D accelleration (compiz going etc)
[15:37] <chazco> airtonix - It might be doable, will probably take some coding. I'm actually thinking wii remotes...
[15:37] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: ^
[15:37] <Megrem> abhi_nav: lol well i used this tutorial to install the cam: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1184619
[15:37] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, dont thnk so. i just did a clean install o 9.10 today. all default setting
[15:37] <airtonix> alpharesearch, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Devilspie
[15:37] <Megrem> but it didn't work.. the error i told you before
[15:37] <abhi_nav> Megrem: have you followed the link give by ubottu?
[15:37] <Megrem> yes
[15:37] <abhi_nav> then?
[15:38] <Megrem> and my camera is not even listed there
[15:38] <alpharesearch> airtonix: thanks, this looks like what I need!
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: install compizconfig-settings-manager and if you can't enable cmopiz then you dont have your video card going fullt
[15:38] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, firefire/youtube slow down to a point, the firefox grayed out, and switching to xchat is slow too
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: which will explain the slowness
[15:38] <Megrem> i've got the logitech quickcam messenger plus.. lsusb: Bus 002 Device 011: ID 046d:08f6 Logitech, Inc. QuickCam Messenger Plus
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: sudo lshw -C display | grep -i product     will help you find guides on setting it up
[15:40] <doleyb> meatbun: have you tried www.youtube.com/html5, and maybe also installed google chrome?
[15:40] <abhi_nav> Megrem: see if this helps: http://ubuntulinuxhelp.com/linux-driver-for-quickcam-usb-cameras-logitech-quickcam-fusion/
[15:41] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, ok i just installed  compizconfig-settings-manager ; need reboot? change some setting?
[15:42] <rohithwiz23> How do I install OpenCV and ImageMagic?
[15:42] <rohithwiz23> How do I install/find OpenCV and ImageMagic?
[15:42] <meatbun> doleyb, huh? chrome on ubunut
[15:42] <Trojan-Horses> hi friends I want to download ubuntu I want to help you
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: in a terminal run: compiz --replace
[15:42] <doleyb> meatbun: it was easier for me to get chrome to use html5 than to make firefox do it.
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> meatbun: if you get effects your video card is running fine, if you get your terminal back then you do not have video card drivers running
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> doleyb: chromium +1 duder
[15:43] <abhi_nav> Trojan-Horses ????
[15:44] <tvstebut__> hello
[15:44] <tvstebut__> I need help with grub
[15:44] <doleyb> rohithwiz23: imagemagick package
[15:44] <tvstebut__> I get this msg :Running "embed /grub/e2fs_stage1_5 (hd0)"... failed (this is not fatal)
[15:44] <tvstebut__> when doing a setup (hd0)
[15:44] <meatbun> ActionParsnip, screen when black. then i got this http://pastebin.com/PMbh8d0c
[15:44] <antimicrosoft314> My sound card isn't working- SoundBlaster live CT4830 on Karmic. It worked before, but now after reinstalling it doesn't work
[15:45] <rohithwiz23> doleyb: I got it its installed now... I can't find the OpenVC thou..
[15:45] <doogxela> I want to install ardour. It depends on jackd and ffado. I have installed jackd and ffado by compiling from source. How do I install ardour using apt-get without it installing the versions of the dependencies that are in the package manager database?
[15:46] <BluesKaj> antimicrosoft314, make sure you still have alsa-base and alsa-utils installed
[15:46] <antimicrosoft314> ok
[15:46] <antimicrosoft314> checking
[15:47] <antimicrosoft314> BluesKaj:  they're installed
[15:47] <happyface>  why does my wifi card not show up in nm-applet unless I reinstall gnome-network-manager and reboot?
[15:48] <hmw> I turned "Put display to sleep" to "never" in Power Manangement Prefs, my Screen Saver would fire after 59 minutes, but still my display wants to go to sleep after roughly 20 minutes. Where can I set similar things besides the mentioned windows?
[15:48] <doleyb> doogxela: maybe apt-get --download-only, then run dpkg on that package
[15:48] <hmw> ^^ I am using 9.04 ^^
[15:48] <llutz> hmw: xset
[15:48] <karan> is debian better than ubuntu?
[15:48] <karan> like faster..
[15:49] <erUSUL> karan: ##linux
[15:49] <vivid> its the same thing karan
[15:49] <hmw> llutz: thanks, i'll check it out
[15:49] <karan> wat erusel?
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> hmw: i set that in xorg.conf personally
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> karan: depends entirely on confi
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> g
[15:49] <karan> ok
[15:49] <vivid> older packages, same system, speed is dependent on how much crap you have running
[15:49] <antimicrosoft314> karan: I see no diffrence, but I prefer KDE3 so that's why sometimes I use Debian, because KDE4 is in Ubuntu
[15:49] <rohithwiz23> doleyb:I can't find the OpenVC thou..
[15:49] <karan> what is the fastest linux distro..gnome based
[15:49] <huntix> Guyz why i dont have sound i Counter Strike
[15:49] <huntix> ??
[15:49] <letalis> is there an effective way to get the real-time kernel to play nice in multitasking situations? i like the performance boost it gives but it seems that after a while X hangs if you have it juggling many things at once
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> karan: i could nistall a minimal ubuntu and compare to a full kde desktop with compiz running
[15:50] <hmw> ActionParsnip: actually, I just want to get rid of it
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> karan: the minimal one WILL be faster and both are ubuntu
[15:50] <vivid> karan, there is no fastest gnome based distro, its dependent on what you have running, ##linux
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> hmw: there are server flags in xorg.conf you can set to disable sleep etc tect
[15:51] <hmw> ActionParsnip: i see. Thanks!
[15:51] <ActionParsnip> hmw: http://pastebin.com/sBqw8Kg5
[15:51] <doleyb> rohithwiz23: maybe try http://dircweb.king.ac.uk/reason/opencv_cvs.php#Hardy
[15:51] <Megrem> abhi_nav: i think it's a problem of my system.. see the error: http://pastebin.com/gEEQxjfY
[15:51] <ActionParsnip> hmw: thats mine from my desktop
[15:51] <vivid> hmw, youre probably looking for xset s off and xset dpms 0 0 0
[15:51] <ActionParsnip> hmw: note the server flags ;)
[15:52] <hmw> ActionParsnip: oh, nice. thanks. vivid: thanks, too. Both: Is it a bug of the GUI? I mean, i set "never"
[15:52] <vivid> hmw, no, gnome has screensaver, and so does the Xserver
[15:52] <vivid> redundant but they both exist
[15:52] <rohithwiz23> doleyb: Im running 9.10
[15:52] <hmw> vivid: uhm.... "ok"
[15:52] <ksbalaji> emergency: GDM failed on boot up. I somehow forced gdm on device 1. How to restore please?
[15:53] <abhi_nav> Megrem: i dont have that much technical knowledge. ask someone else :-(
[15:53] <doogxela> rohithwiz23: There doesn't seem to be a package for OpenCV. You will have to install the program from source. The official installation guide is here: http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/InstallGuide
[15:54] <Megrem> well, my mood is like: take that fucking thing called camera and smash it like 10thousand times against a wall
[15:54] <ActionParsnip> hmw: ive always used xorg.conf I guess I'm too old skool
[15:54] <ActionParsnip> !ohmy | Megrem
[15:54] <hmw> ActionParsnip: *grin* I miss old xorg.conf
[15:54] <Slyboots> Hi, Uh.. For some odd reason my / directory is 2.4gb in size
[15:54] <vivid> Megrem, do you have your linux-source and linux-headers packages installed?
[15:54] <rohithwiz23> doogxela: Do I need compilers if so where can I get them?
[15:54] <ActionParsnip> hmw: if you make one, it will be obeyed
[15:54] <hmw> ActionParsnip: too much magic goin on today
[15:54] <Slyboots> I have *no* idea why.. how can I track down what is using up all the drive-space? (From the CLI)
[15:55] <ActionParsnip> hmw: exactly :)
[15:55] <Megrem> well i did, but i think i've made a mistake
[15:55] <wrapster> i have vlc player installed but unable to play movies off dvd discs...
[15:55] <ActionParsnip> Slyboots: cd /; du -la | less
[15:55] <abhi_nav> Megrem:
[15:55] <vivid> that error is telling you that you kernel source is missing headers, its likely you dont have them installed
[15:55] <ActionParsnip> wrapster: install libdvdcss2 from medibuntu repo
[15:55] <Megrem> what to do?
[15:56] <Pici> !who
[15:56] <wrapster> ActionParsnip: could you please give me the source.lst for that?
[15:56] <Slyboots> ActionParsnip: Uh.. what?
[15:56] <ActionParsnip> !medibuntu | wrapster
[15:56] <vivid> Megrem, 'sudo apt-get install linux-source linux-headers-generic'
[15:56] <erUSUL> vivid: « sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) »
[15:56] <vivid> then try the build again
[15:56] <doogxela> doleyb: If I use download only, it won't keep it up to date, will it?
[15:56] <Slyboots> So I just have to sort through the thousands of files one page at a time x.x?!
[15:56] <ActionParsnip> Slyboots: it will list ALL the files and their folder sizes in command line, look for large folders
[15:56] <doleyb> doogxela: that's probably true!
[15:56] <Slyboots> God that'll take an age x.x
[15:57] <vivid> the metapackage should take care of that for him, but either will work im sure
[15:57] <Slyboots> Is there not a way to just show the largest files/directories?
[15:57] <karan> deos xfce support compiz?
[15:57] <ActionParsnip> Slyboots: i also recommend you run: uname -a; dpkg -l | grep linux-image    the first line is your CURRENT kernel, the rest are the INSTALLED kernels. You can remove the unused kernels to free up space
[15:57] <erUSUL> Slyboots: du -xs * | sort -rn | head
[15:57] <Slyboots> Arnt those on /boot?
[15:57] <doogxela> rohithwiz23: You probably already have a compiler installed, but if you don't, gcc is what you would want. Then you will need CMake to build the application.
[15:57] <erUSUL> Slyboots: du -xs /* | sort -rn | head
[15:57] <vivid> i swear karan is just trolling o.O
[15:57] <ActionParsnip> karan: yes, compiz will replace the WM only, you will still use the xfce DE
[15:57] <erUSUL> Slyboots: keep descending in the fs tree
[15:58] <Megrem> vivid: downloading right now 1:30 remaining
[15:58] <Slyboots> Hmm.. "var" is 500mb
[15:58] <karan> how am i trolling
[15:58] <karan> vivid!
[15:58] <karan> lol
[15:58] <rohithwiz23> doogxela: Is there any way to give my user all the rights root user has?
[15:58] <suleman> can i get help abt WIRESHARK in here?
[15:58] <erUSUL> Slyboots: /var/log/
[15:59] <Slyboots> Nope.. just a few 100k files
[15:59] <erUSUL> Slyboots: du -xs /var/* | sort -rn | head
[16:00] <Slyboots> Yea, there is a 400mb "archive" folder in /var/cache/apt/
[16:00] <karan> whats the direcotry that holds all my background images
[16:00] <vivid> rohithwiz23, you can gain root rights by using 'sudo'
[16:00] <Nollog> Where's gloom?
[16:00] <doogxela> rohithwiz23: You could, but don't do it. If you need something to run as root, use sudo.
[16:00] <Slyboots> Is it safe to delete that?
[16:00] <erUSUL> Slyboots: sudo apt-get clean
[16:00] <daniskami> Slyboots: it's better to do "aptitude clean"
[16:00] <ActionParsnip> Slyboots: sudo apt-get clean
[16:00] <rohithwiz23> doogxela: In the terminal
[16:01] <ActionParsnip> Slyboots: also install bleacbit and run it as user and root, it will clean lots of stuff (close as MANY apps as you can)
[16:01] <Nollog> Isn't aptitude just apt-get with a text gui?
[16:01] <suleman> wireshark help
[16:01] <Nollog> I hate aptitude.
[16:01] <AndyGraybeal> is there a way to disable screensavers system-wide?
[16:01] <erUSUL> suleman: make the actual question
[16:01] <ActionParsnip> Nollog: then use apt-get, both are fnie
[16:01] <vivid> i still fail to see why aptitude is better than apt-get
[16:01] <Nollog> I do.
[16:01] <daniskami> Nollog: not if you supply cli arguments
[16:01] <Slyboots> Hmm.. okay, going to need space to cleanup first
[16:01]  * ksbalaji is away: Away
[16:01] <Megrem> vivid: next error: http://pastebin.com/AAKvCqMV
[16:01] <ActionParsnip> Slyboots: the apt-get clean will make things a bit better
[16:01] <daniskami> vivid: if you use it with arguments, it behaves just like apt-get; if you don't supply arguments, you have a curses gui
[16:01] <Slyboots> Yea, freed up 200mb :)
[16:02] <Nollog> apt-get autoremove is nice too.
[16:02] <jerroome> hello, I'm trying to customize an ubunut
[16:02] <Nollog> Where's gloom? :(
[16:02] <knittl> hi. can please someone point me to a good guide on setting up hibernate in eclipse?
[16:02] <ActionParsnip> Nollog: sudo apt-get --purge remove `deborphan`    is nice too ;)
[16:02] <doogxela> rohithwiz23: Let's say you need to run "apt-get install gcc" as root. You would type "sudo apt-get install gcc". It would then ask you for your password, then run the program as root.
[16:02] <Nollog> ActionParsnip: too much to type. :P
[16:02] <vivid> Megrem, im sorry, i cant read german
[16:03] <Slyboots> I think I ay just have to make / bigger o.o
[16:03] <Slyboots> I though 2.4gb would be plenty..
[16:03] <vivid> though i honestly wish i could
[16:03] <ActionParsnip> Nollog: you can copy and paste to and from the terminal
[16:03] <doogxela> So does anyone know how to tell apt that you have already installed a dependency from source, so it doesn't try to install it from the repository?
[16:03] <abhi_nav> AndyGraybeal go to sestem=>preferences=>screensaver and uncheck activate screensaver when computer is idle
[16:03] <erUSUL> Slyboots: 4 GiB is a good minimum for root
[16:03] <rohithwiz23> doogxela: I tried doing this but i get the following error: E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable) E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[16:03] <Megrem> vivid: well there are errors while configuring g15daemon and g15macro
[16:03] <ActionParsnip> !fixapt | rohithwiz23
[16:04] <Slyboots> huh, Just got to fiure out how to resize it now without killing the raid
[16:04] <AndyGraybeal> abhi_nav: does this work for other users systemwide?
[16:04] <Nollog> ActionParsnip: Not I! I'm in several different locations at once using vnc+ssh. I'm going through about 5 computers. :D
[16:04] <doogxela> rohithwiz23: that means you already have a package manager running. You need to close Synaptic.
[16:04] <abhi_nav> rohithwiz23 i have that error usualy when more than on instances os apt, synaptic etc are running
[16:04] <suleman> can any 1 help me with WIRESHARK On ubuntu
[16:04] <abhi_nav> AndyGraybeal no (I think)
[16:04] <jerroome> hello, I'm trying to customize an ubuntu desktop live cd. I'm following the explanations at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization but I don't understand why my modifications inside /usr/share/initramfs-tools/casper aren't taken into account when I boot my customized system. I changed the username and password, but ths system still logs in with the default ubuntu account. Does anyone know what I have to do so that my new
[16:04] <jerroome> user is taken into account. Thank you very much !!
[16:04] <abhi_nav> AndyGraybeal but givve it a try and check
[16:05] <AndyGraybeal> thank you abhi_nav
[16:05] <moijk> With Pentium SU4100 (1,3 pentium single core) and 4gb ram - would you use 64 bit or 32 bit ?
[16:05] <ActionParsnip> Nollog: good times duder :)
[16:05] <wiiguy> 32bit
[16:05] <abhi_nav> AndyGraybeal hmm
[16:05] <rohithwiz23> I closed the synaptic pacake manager and it working now! thanks
[16:05] <theadmin> Hi i installed GNOME shell, now, ahem, how do i start it?!
[16:05] <Megrem> theadmin: gnome-terminal
[16:05] <knittl> hi. can please someone point me to a good guide on setting up hibernate in eclipse?
[16:05] <vivid> theadmin, gnome-shell --replace &
[16:06] <theadmin> vivid: Will that keep it after reboot? Doubt it
[16:06] <vivid> no
[16:06] <abhi_nav> knittl: #eclipse
[16:06] <theadmin> Megrem: gnome-terminal is not gnome-shell lolz
[16:06] <vivid> add that line to System>Administration>Startup Applications to have it take effect when you log in
[16:06] <Megrem> well thought so :P
[16:06] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: do you mean the gnome DE?
[16:06] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: I mean the "gnome-shell" package
[16:07] <wrapster> ActionParsnip: still the same issue.
[16:07] <knittl> abhi_nav: well, #eclipse either don't give an answer or say 'ask in #ubuntu'
[16:07] <wrapster> ActionParsnip: ""
[16:07] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: not heard of it, mind you i dont use gnome
[16:07] <abhi_nav> knittl: ok then
[16:07] <knittl> i'm really starting to hate java devs :D
[16:07] <wrapster> ActionParsnip:  File reading failed: VLC could not read the file
[16:07] <vivid> theadmin, sorry, add it to System>Preferences>Startup Applications
[16:07] <Megrem> and i'll now smash this f****ing webcam
[16:07] <wrapster> thats the erro
[16:07] <NewWorld> Does anyone know how I could switch to the 'UK' keymap with the dvorak variant? i.e. 'setxkbmap [keymap]' << what is [keymap]?
[16:08] <rohithwiz23> I am trying to install this http://groups.google.nl/group/linux-biometrics/browse_thread/thread/55dd4428f1ddf80b/408d9db802cf38d7?lnk=st&q=facial+recognition+ubuntu#408d9db802cf38d7  I am not sure what it says to do.. Can some one help?
[16:08] <erUSUL> NewWorld: system>preferences>keyboard does not work ?
[16:08] <NewWorld> erUSUL:  I need the command for a script
[16:08] <ActionParsnip> wrapster: so you installed libdvdcss2 from the medibuntu repo ok?
[16:08] <tt_> hey silly sounding question, is there a program installed or that I can get easy so I can just flip a movie 180 degrees upside down
[16:08] <wrapster> ActionParsnip: yes
[16:09] <llutz> tt_: "convert" from imagemagick
[16:09] <ActionParsnip> wrapster: you may need libdvdread with some extra stuff. try: apt-cache search libdvdread     see what comes out
[16:09] <AndyGraybeal> is the upcoming 10.04 LTS going to use Bacula as it's recommended backup application?
[16:09] <erUSUL> !lucid | AndyGraybeal
[16:09] <seanbrystone> AndyGraybeal, i'd hope not
[16:09] <tt_> llutz, do I go to site or is it in package manager?
[16:09] <mummp> I know this is totally offtopic, but does anyone know how to insert a text generated from an external php into actionscript 3? Maybe you could forward me to a better channel?
[16:10] <AndyGraybeal> seanbrystone:  :)
[16:10] <moijk> if I install 32-bit, can I upgrade to 64-bit if I add more than 4gb of ram at some point?
[16:10] <AndyGraybeal> erUSUL: thank you
[16:10] <llutz> tt_: install from repos
[16:10] <llutz> tt_: sudo aptitude install imagemagick
[16:11] <doogxela> Does anyone know how to tell apt that you have already installed a dependency from source, so it doesn't try to install it from the repository?
[16:11] <ActionParsnip> moijk: you can use the PAE enabled kernel and access a lot more ram instead
[16:11] <vivid> moijk, you can install more than 4gb of ram in a 32bit system by using the linux-image-generic-pae kernel
[16:11] <tt_> thank you
[16:11] <ActionParsnip> moijk: saves messing with reinstalls
[16:11] <rollin> hello
[16:11] <erUSUL> !pae
[16:11] <moijk> ActionParsnip & vivid: thanks.
[16:12] <wrapster> ActionParsnip: i've installed everything yet vlc fails to load the file
[16:12] <wrapster> anyother dvd player around ?
[16:12] <rohithwiz23> How do I browse the root file with out going loging into the root user?
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> doogxela: if you compile the source then make a deb from it, then install the deb it will appear to apt-get
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> !dvd | wrapster
[16:12] <erUSUL> !sudo | rohithwiz23
[16:13] <tt_> llutz, how do I open it now, sorry
[16:13] <vivid> doogxela, you can also use synaptic to lock the version of a specific package so that it wont be upgraded by the repos
[16:13] <suleman> knittl, i thought u were a pro
[16:13] <llutz> tt_: its a commandline tool,read "man convert"
[16:13] <knittl> suleman: who said that?
[16:13] <suleman> knittl, i take my words back
[16:13] <knittl> wtf?
[16:14] <tt_> im not positive how to use it, is it easy to walk me through line by line?
[16:14] <brykb> Hello
[16:14] <llutz> tt_: convert -flip picture.jpg newpic.jpg
[16:15] <brykb> Jest ktoś z Polski??
[16:15] <Pici> !pl | brykb
[16:15] <papul> how do mailing lists works?
[16:15] <Raylton> hi a lot
[16:15] <llutz> tt_: there is documentation at imagemagick.org too
[16:15] <erUSUL> tt_: try avidemux
[16:15] <rohithwiz23> How do I complie the code from the openVC libarey
[16:16] <tyler_> trying to configure grub, but /etc/default is not there
[16:16] <tyler_> any ideas?
[16:16] <ActionParsnip> rohithwiz23: is there not a ppa?
[16:16] <tt_> thank you it was for video
[16:16] <brykb> ubottu - is that a bot ? Or real man ?
[16:16] <erUSUL> tyler_: what version of ubuntu?
[16:16] <tyler_> 9.10
[16:16] <rohithwiz23> ActionParsnip: What is a ppa?
[16:16] <knittl> tyler_: which grub version/ubuntu version?
[16:16] <ActionParsnip> !ppa
[16:16] <tyler_> 1.97 b
[16:17] <knittl> then there should be /etc/default/grub
[16:17] <llutz> tt_: humm, sorry i'd overseen that "movie"
[16:17] <Slyboots> erUSUL: Thanks for your help, command was very usful
[16:17] <ActionParsnip> rohithwiz23: websearch for ppa search    somebody may have already compiled it and you can add their repo and install from it
[16:17] <knittl> /etc/default/ should exist anyway
[16:17] <erUSUL> Slyboots: no problem
[16:17] <Raylton> please ! what chanel for noobs ?
[16:17] <tyler_> that's what i thought
[16:17] <Slyboots> Ended up just doing a LVResize on / :P
[16:17] <tt_> no problem
[16:17] <tt_> thanks anyway
[16:17] <brykb> Łza
[16:17] <jessy90> hello all
[16:17] <papul> how do mailing lists works?
[16:17] <tt_> gtk+ or qt?
[16:17] <jessy90> You can install an aquarium SCREENSAVER in ubuntu??
[16:18] <papul> how do mailing lists works?
[16:18] <tt_> just up 9.10
[16:18] <tt_> ub
[16:18] <tyler_> when i do "grub-install -v" i get "GNU GRUB 1.97~beta4"
[16:18] <Pici> !ot > papul|offline
[16:19] <tyler_> ok nevermind, i'm an idiot
[16:19] <tt_> thank yo
[16:19] <llutz> papul: read  wikipedia about "Electronic mailing list"
[16:19] <noise_> hi ,i want to s tart to create a website,any nice program to use ,like visual studio or dreamweaver ,but in Linux
[16:20] <zetsumei> Some help the forums are -_-
[16:20] <rohithwiz23> ActionParsnip: I cant find it how do I complie the files form the usr folder?
[16:20] <tyler_> ls
[16:20] <ActionParsnip> rohithwiz23: what app are you after?
[16:20] <Raylton> #mediawiki
[16:21] <rohithwiz23> ActionParsnip: http://groups.google.nl/group/linux-biometrics/browse_thread/thread/55dd4428f1ddf80b/408d9db802cf38d7?lnk=st&q=facial+recognition+ubuntu#408d9db802cf38d7
[16:21] <noise_> ??????
[16:21] <noise_> any help
[16:21] <ActionParsnip> !ask | noise_
[16:21] <jessy90> You can install an aquarium SCREENSAVER in ubuntu??
[16:21] <ActionParsnip> rohithwiz23: what package name do yuo want?
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> jessy90: if you can find one, sure why not
[16:22] <noise_> any program to create webpages in linux? OK !>>>
[16:22] <ksbalaji> when I boot, why am I directed to prompt instead of gdm?  when I manually sudo gdm, I am prompted that gdm is already running and whether to start new device. How to fix please?
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> noise_: bluefish is one option
[16:23] <blakkheim> noise_: vi
[16:23] <digitalfiz> how do i remove a ppa after ive added it?
[16:23] <rohithwiz23> ActionParsnip: I dont know... sorry, can you tell by looking at the link?
[16:23] <blakkheim> digitalfiz: edit /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:23] <makis_> join #ubuntu-cn
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> rohithwiz23: no idea, i dont develop
[16:24] <digitalfiz> blakkheim, i dont see it in there
[16:24] <HexRex> Hello
[16:24] <tyler_> now the next question, using grub to boot my windows 7 partition which is on an nvidia stripe...
[16:24] <rohithwiz23> ActionParsnip: All right, How do I complie the files?
[16:24] <ActionParsnip> !compile | rohithwiz23
[16:25] <HexRex> Would purchasing a used IBM Thinkpad be the safest laptop to buy in terms of hardware compatibility with Linux?
[16:25] <HexRex> *ubuntu linux
[16:26] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | HexRex
[16:26] <jessy90> ActionParsnip,    I found one that is installed with wine and it works, but I can not then to set it as screensaver
[16:26] <CommonSense> Hi
[16:26] <noise_> can i use quantum on Gnome
[16:26] <noise_> ?
[16:26] <vivid> go go quantum tunneling
[16:27] <ActionParsnip> jessy90: i think you will have to make a command which the screensaver may be able to execute, you will need a linux native screensaver, not a windows one as they are for windows and ubuntu is not windows
[16:27] <fleixius> Anyone have any idea why all my fonts are SMALL for kde apps under gnome?
[16:27] <CommonSense> Is there anyway I can tell terminal to run a certain thing at a certain time, for example if I wanted to run a script for a wiki bot while I was abroad with no internet connection, but I had my machine on at home?
[16:27] <mpweitekamp> I'm updating my graphic driver following instructions, but I'm stuck on step two. How do i: Section "Device"         Identifier      "Configured Video Device"         Option          "DRI" "true"         Option          "GARTSize" "64" EndSection  Section "DRI"         Mode 0666 EndSection          Section "Extensions"         Option "Composite" "Enable" EndSection
[16:27] <xangua> fleixius: install 'qt4 config' and set your qt apps preferences there
[16:27] <Stargaze> ha
[16:27] <llutz> CommonSense: use cron or at (atd)
[16:27] <mpweitekamp> how do i access that?
[16:28] <CommonSense> llutz: Will that work on a normal install?
[16:28] <Elad> what is a good program for Streaming Videos?
[16:28] <HexRex> thanks
[16:28] <llutz> CommonSense: cron will, not sure if atd is installed by default
[16:28] <fleixius> xangua: I'll give that a shot 1 sec
[16:28] <zetsumei> I'm seriously getting pissed off at ubuntuforums -_-
[16:28] <CommonSense> llutz: can you give me an example command line for that?
[16:28] <jessy90> ActionParsnip,   you can make a screensaver Linux native
[16:28] <Elad> I am attempting to setup a media server and have read about a lot of them, and am wondering what is recommended
[16:28] <Stargaze> how come zetsumei ?
[16:29] <Elad> as far as the actual program is concerned
[16:29] <zetsumei> 64 views and no answers.
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> mpweitekamp: we cant understand that, use a pastebin, it wont scroll the chanel and will be readbale
[16:29] <mpweitekamp> Where do i add/find options to  sections in xorg.conf??
[16:29] <Stargaze> Elad, try Boxee
[16:29] <fleixius> xangua: So the font size is 14 pt but the overall resolution of the application looks to be enormouse, as the text remains small.
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> Elad: vlc
[16:29] <Stargaze> zetsumei, perhaps nobody knows the answer or there is no answer
[16:29] <mpweitekamp> actionparsnip: questioned
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> jessy90: possibly
[16:29] <Elad> ActionParsnip, vlc is a server? I always thought it was just a player
[16:30] <llutz> CommonSense: "at 22:45 <enter>" "yourscript <enter>" ctrl-d
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> Elad: sure it can run as a streaming server
[16:30] <jessy90> ActionParsnip,  I can help
[16:30] <CommonSense> llutz: Would that work for 2 files?
[16:30] <noise_> CAN I USE QUANTUM IN GNOME?!?>!?!?!?!?!?!
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> Elad: its a lot more than a simple player, unfortunately it only uses one core
[16:30] <Stargaze> !caps| noise_
[16:30] <om26er> !caps | noise_
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> jessy90: by all means go for it
[16:30] <CommonSense> llutz: and I'm guessing it works for python <script>?
[16:30] <llutz> CommonSense: make 2 jobs or chain the commands using "&&" or ";"
[16:30] <Elad> ActionParsnip, I have an older machine withonly 1 core so it is fine
[16:31] <ActionParsnip> Elad: just a note of interest :)
[16:31] <noise_> can someone answer my question ??
[16:31] <Pici> noise_: Perhaps you should explain what quantum is, I for one have never heard of it.
[16:31] <zetsumei> I create the bootable flash drive, boot into it and select the first option (try ubuntu with) and it just hangs at a black screen. It's been hanging for about 15mins now. I can hit ctrl+alt+del to reboot it, but that's all I can do. Any idea what's going on?
[16:31] <zetsumei> Netbook is a Gateway LT2106U.
[16:31] <mpweitekamp> Where do i add/find options to  sections in xorg.conf??
[16:31] <noise_> htlm editor
[16:31] <erUSUL> !html
[16:31] <llutz> CommonSense: your script has to be executable, doesn't matter if python, perl, basic
[16:32] <Elad> Stargaze, does boxee stream over a LAN or does it need to be hooked to the TV?
[16:32] <noise_> yes
[16:32] <Pici> !who
[16:32] <erUSUL> mpweitekamp: man xorg.conf and man <driver>
[16:32] <AceKing> vivid, I figured out the problem with the partitions on my hard drive. I ran chkdsk and the disk had errors. I am now able to resize the partition
[16:32] <Stargaze> Elad, cannot tell, my brother uses and I don't see him often ;)
[16:32] <Elad> Stargaze, well thank you for the info
[16:32] <mpweitekamp> erUSUL: don't know what that means.. :/
[16:32] <CommonSense> llutz: 2 different scripts, run the log on file first, then the script to do the job it needs to
[16:32] <vivid> AceKing, glad to hear youve gotten it figured out
[16:33] <AceKing> vivid, thanks for your help before
[16:33] <vivid> no problem
[16:33] <erUSUL> mpweitekamp: that two commands will display the manual pages that contains all the options of xorg.conf file
[16:33] <Elad> now I am going to go and create a fresh install of ubuntu...
[16:33] <jessy90> ActionParsnip,  help me
[16:33] <fuge> is it possible to install an older kernel than the 9.10's default?
[16:33] <CommonSense> llutz: and I'm gussing all the varibles will work?
[16:34] <ActionParsnip> jessy90: i dont know how to do it, compiz has some fish stuff you could miplement. i use a power saver instead of a screen svaer and turn off my monitor
[16:34] <llutz> CommonSense: read "man at" "Environment"
[16:34] <CommonSense> llutz: Where?
[16:34] <llutz> CommonSense: "man at"
[16:35] <nich0s> I am in the final stages of completing my gateway setup, but I am hitting a snag with routing the traffic/sharing the internet connection.
[16:36] <ActionParsnip> !ics | nich0s
[16:37] <hmw> how can I find the icon set, that's currently in use? It's named "Dropline Neu" and I don't see it in ~/.icons nor in /usr/share/icons
[16:38] <bitbumper> hiqall
[16:38] <bitbumper> hi@all
[16:38] <CommonSense> llutz: eww.. looks more complicated than I can understand, is there any other like programs I can install that have an interface that will do it..
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> hmw: sudo find / -iname dropline
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> hmw: takes a while but will find it
[16:39] <om26er> bitbumper, hello!
[16:39] <hmw> ActionParsnip: alright.
[16:39] <beyecixramd> how do i extract the sound of a .ogv video?
[16:39] <CommonSense> !cron
[16:39] <om26er> pitivi?
[16:39] <beyecixramd> and once done, how do i rejoin the sound into the video?
[16:39] <llutz> CommonSense: i don't know
[16:39] <shane__> hey all
[16:40] <beyecixramd> pitivi, om26er?
[16:40] <FrEaKmAn_> hi, on ubuntu server - who should be owner of /tmp?
[16:40] <autoclesis> !canonical
[16:40] <hmw> ActionParsnip: updatedb & locate dont "see" all file systems, right?
[16:40] <Lord_Zuk> s
[16:40] <shane__> can anyone help me to get my usb ports working???
[16:40] <om26er> beyecixramd, I never did a/v editing but pitivi or openshot seem to be the editors so they might also extract audio
[16:40] <tuxsbro> is it worth installing the ati drivers from their website instead of the ones in the ubuntu repo?
[16:40] <shane__> i am using a dell dimension 4400 and the usb ports on the front do not work only the ones on the back are working
[16:40] <walla> w: help with apache
[16:41] <beyecixramd> okay tuxsbro, ill try, they should also be able to rejoin the sound once editer
[16:41] <h4f> how do I connect to IRC trough TOR ?
[16:41] <beyecixramd> edited*
[16:41] <beyecixramd> thanks for the idea
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> shane__: plug someting in and run: dmesg | tail    see if the system reacts
[16:41] <tuxsbro> beyecixramd: what?
[16:41] <CommonSense> llutz: ok, so a cron/at to run on the 10th April this year.. and runs a script in /home/<uname>/Bots/pybot/Delivery .. then runs the command python login.py and python add_text.py afterwards
[16:41] <llutz> hmw no,it depends on your updatedb.conf (grep -i prune /etc/updatedb.conf)
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> shane__: maybe you need a newer bios, or some bootoptions
[16:41] <hmw> llutz: oh, cool. thanks!
[16:41] <roberto90> hi there
[16:42] <beyecixramd> uhh... i meant om26er
[16:42] <ActionParsnip> shane__: if you websearch for your make / model in conjustion with Linux yuo may find guides outlining how to get it nice
[16:42] <shane__> ActionParsnip is there any way I can diagnose the issue from command line
[16:42] <ActionParsnip> shane__: I think theres a site clled laptop linux or somesuch
[16:42] <om26er> beyecixramd, :)
[16:42] <ActionParsnip> shane__: the dmesg will show if the kernel reacted to the device input
[16:43] <shane__> ActionParsnip tried a search and couldnt find anything
[16:43] <haytjes> hi. I have an existing/working 'ubuntu' partition on my computer, but now I want to start it through vmware => existing harddisk. Now everythings work except for X11 that doesn't want to start. (Nvidia drivers don't work in vmware). So is it possible to start gdm/xstart/x11 with nv instead? (without to much configuring, I still want it to work native, not in vmware)
[16:43] <lkvv> is there a way to make mounted partitions NOT show up on the desktop for aesthetic purposes.
[16:43] <bitbumper> actionparsnip must be config
[16:44] <shane__> ActionParsnip when i try demsg it says no command found. did you mean from package util-linux?!?!?!?
[16:44] <daniskami> lkvv: depends on which desktop (GNOME, XFCE,...) but generally there should be
[16:44] <ActionParsnip> shane__: if it says its in that package, install it
[16:44] <llutz> CommonSense: i reapeat: "man at"           "at 10am Apr 10"
[16:44] <shane__> ActionParsnip k
[16:44] <hmw> haytjes: what Ubuntu version?
[16:44] <walla> anyone have a couple of moments trying to figure out what has happened to my apache?
[16:44] <lkvv> daniskami, sorry I should of put that - the desktop is gnome
[16:45] <shane__> ActionParsnip it says the package is already installed?!?!?!
[16:45] <haytjes> hmw latest (9.10)
[16:46] <daniskami> lkvv: there's a way with gconf, don't know if there's a GUI option. Are you comfortable with gconf
[16:46] <bitbumper> shane@ deinstall the package and install it new with konsole or terminal
[16:46] <bitbumper> so you get the last stable version
[16:46] <ActionParsnip> shane__: then reinstall it
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> sudo apt-get --reinstall install util-linux
[16:47] <bitbumper> don use the package programm
[16:47] <CommonSense> llutz: ok, how do I end a manual without closing tab :P
[16:47] <jdos2> Anyone know when the support side folks of #ubuntuone typically show, please?
[16:47] <remoteCTRL> hi guys! i just downloaded some icon sets from gnome-looks.org can anybody tell me what to with those now?
[16:47] <bitbumper> install all programms with terminal
[16:47] <lkvv> daniskami, how do you gget to gconfig
[16:47] <llutz> q
[16:47] <llutz> CommonSense: press q
[16:47] <bitbumper> @remote
[16:48] <daniskami> lkvv: type Alt-F2 and enter the following: gconf-editor
[16:48] <llutz> CommonSense: btw "man man"
[16:48] <remoteCTRL> bitbumper: yes?
[16:48] <CommonSense> llutz: lol
[16:48] <bitbumper> you can choose install and there is no more work
[16:49] <lkvv> daniskami, ok
[16:49] <remoteCTRL> bitbumper: where ro with what can i choose install? those are just archives containing some folders or just icons...?
[16:49] <Nickalai_> remote: go to appearance and choose ib
[16:49] <Nickalai_> install
[16:50] <daniskami> lkvv: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-598821.html
[16:50] <earilmadith> firefox using 66% cpuload is normal?
[16:50] <bitbumper> in the config you can choose
[16:50] <daniskami> lkvv: Navigate to apps > nautilus > desktop, Uncheck the 'volumes_visible' key
[16:50] <walla> Sorry, I hate to spam, but does anyone have a good idea what to troubleshoot when I get a 404 error in apache, or alternatively where to go for support...
[16:50] <remoteCTRL> gawd now hes gone..
[16:50] <llutz> walla: #httpd or #apache
[16:50] <lkvv> ok thanks man
[16:51] <Ganja> lofe
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> walla: ~httpd
[16:51] <CommonSense> llutz: ok.. so I've got the basic file running, but how do I use its varibles, which is what I need..
[16:51] <sash_> walla: 404 is "Page doesnt exist"
[16:51] <walla> sash_: yeah, I know. That's what's a bit unnerving when hosting a website
[16:51] <llutz> CommonSense: sorry, i don't speak python
[16:51] <remoteCTRL> ActionParsnip: hey dude do ya happen to know how to install icon sets? in appearances you can only install themes it appears...
[16:51] <steven_> can i make my own sceener saver
[16:52] <CommonSense> llutz: I was talking english :P
[16:52] <Nickalai_> remote: try drag and drop? bt im sure that will make no difference. worth a try
[16:52] <CommonSense> but I get what your sayin
[16:53] <gjesvik> When I boot my laptop ubuntu works fine until "Starting boot logger bootlogd" and then everything stops
[16:53] <llutz> CommonSense: :D run the commands like you do in a terminal, it should do the same job
[16:53] <gjesvik> It freezes. The same thing happens when I try recovery mode. Anyone know what might be wrong?
[16:53] <Remmaze> Remmaze Is In Tha House...!!
[16:54] <t0rc> Good now I'm leaving said house.
[16:54] <steven_> can i make a sceener saver
[16:54] <CommonSense> llutz: I got an error when I used.. at 10am Apr 10 -f "login.py -pass:<pass hidden now>"
[16:54] <yshavit> Preposteruss: it was you who said you're running Ubuntu on a netbook, right?
[16:54] <gjesvik> Correction: It apparently stops booting, but it accepts keyboard input
[16:54] <Preposteruss> yeah
[16:54] <Preposteruss> eee pc 1001p
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> steven_: with the right knowhow, sure
[16:54] <CommonSense> llutz: Error... Cannot open input file login.py -pass:<hidden pass>: No such file or directory
[16:55] <steven_> ok how
[16:55] <gjesvik> Any help is greatly appreciated.
[16:55] <llutz> CommonSense: call scripts with full pathes
 how do i do this
[16:55] <CommonSense> llutz: I'm in the correct directory, and with out the varible "-pass:" it works fine..
[16:56] <Remmaze> guys, 1 question : all this Facebook hacking happening now, are they got to do with the OS that we`re using?
[16:56] <tobago> doing "sudo zcat /tmp/boot.img.gz > /dev/sdf1" i receive a "Permission Denied".why the hell?
[16:56] <llutz> CommonSense: call scripts with full pathes  <-   and read man-page "environment" part again
[16:56] <rohithwiz23> Can someone give me a command in the Terminal so I can tell if I installed openVC correctly
[16:56] <llutz> tobago: zcat file |sudo tee /dev....
[16:57] <llutz> tobago: sudo echo redirection won't work
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> Remmaze: depends, is the "hacking" affecting windows only? It depends on the parogative of "they"
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> Remmaze: they make make something to attack ubuntu only in some way
[16:57] <CommonSense> llutz: still nothing :p
[16:57] <tobago> llutz, "sudo zcat /tmp/boot.img.gz |sudo tee /dev/sdf1"?
[16:58] <llutz> tobago: yes
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> Remmaze: there are too many what-ifs to give any sort of answer
[16:58] <Remmaze> should i be worry? cuz im running ubuntu 9.10
[16:58] <rohithwiz23> Can someone give me a command in the Terminal so I can tell if I installed openVC correctly??
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> Remmaze: just keep using your system as user and your system will be quite safe, any security will be attended if and when it is noticed
[16:59] <ActionParsnip> rohithwiz23: dpkg -l | grep open | grep vc
[16:59] <llutz> tobago: sorry, just zcat, no sudo needed left of the pipe
[16:59] <Remmaze> thanx man...
[16:59] <tobago> llutz, then all is piped to stdout!
[17:00] <Remmaze> cuz, theres alot of news regarding peoples FB account got Hacked and stuff...
[17:00] <thevishy> how do i make my hdd mount automatically during boot
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> !fstab | thevishy
[17:01] <rohithwiz23> ActionParsnip: What am i supposed to get in respons?
[17:01] <Preposteruss> you can connect to facebook through https.
[17:01] <tobago> llutz, i better cancel it.#
[17:02] <gp5st_> would someone be able to pm their source.list i think something is wrong on this computer, ff won't start and a couple of other weird things
[17:02] <Remmaze> Preposteruss: good idea...
[17:02] <gjesvik> Anyone know? Bootlogd?
[17:02] <gjesvik> Why is it stopping my boot?
[17:02] <llutz> tobago:try        sudo sh -c "zcat file >...."
 would gnu lamage  be the right place to start
[17:04] <gp5st_> what does it mean when a package has been kept back in apt?
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> gjesvik: you could disable it using bum etc, boot logging isnt hugely essential
[17:04] <Preposteruss> is there anything like the fpaste program for ubuntu? where I can pipe <command> and it uploads the output to a pastebin?
[17:04] <happyface>  why does my wifi card not show up in nm-applet unless I reinstall gnome-network-manager and reboot?
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> gp5st_: it means the package is on the repo but its dependancies havent been met yet so apt will not install them
[17:04] <llutz> gp5st_: it depends on other packages, not being updated yet
[17:04] <om26er> gp5st_, it means there are some dependency problems
[17:04] <gjesvik> ActionParsnip: Thank you. However I am not able to pass any commands to the OS because it will not boot
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> gp5st_: when the deps get met they will be installed
[17:05] <gjesvik> Loading bum simply isn't possible.
[17:05] <tobago> llutz, yep! that's it. thanks
[17:05] <gp5st_> ActionParsnip, llutz om26er thanks
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> gjesvik: could boot to livecd and chroot
[17:05] <llutz> tobago: odd, tee should have worked too...
[17:05] <gjesvik> excellent
[17:05] <gjesvik> will try
[17:06] <gjesvik> Thank you.
[17:06] <tobago> llutz, no it didn't. but sh -c does well!
[17:06] <om26er> gp5st_, :)
[17:06] <isolat3dsh33p> heya peeps, how do I chroot? I run updates on Windows XP and not grub can't boot properly :(
[17:07] <llutz> tobago: i believe you, but it "should have" :)
[17:07] <blakkheim> isolat3dsh33p: man chroot
[17:08] <isolat3dsh33p> blakkheim, it doesn't give much help :/
[17:08] <gp5st_> ugh, i think i may have done something for god only knows what reason and it's frelling this computer up.  i'm upgrading to 9.10 and hoping that'll fix these errors
[17:08] <cheako> Hello, on Thunderbird how can I cahnge the IMAP Trash folder to be "Deleted items" instead?
[17:08] <blakkheim> isolat3dsh33p: it tells you everything about it..
[17:08] <cheako> This is to match the webmail.
[17:09] <gp5st_> well i'm going to head out
[17:09] <gp5st_> take care all
[17:09] <gp5st_> thanks again
[17:09] <cheako> For all the other folders this is adjustable.
[17:10] <Dinox> isolat3dsh33p : try boot into cd http://www.sysresccd.org/Main_Page
[17:10] <Dinox> mount /dev/sdaX /mnt/linux
[17:11] <Dinox> chroot /mnt/linux /bin/bash
[17:11] <xxx_> asdf
[17:11] <CommonSense> llutz: at, how do I delete all the ones I've put in.. they were all tests
[17:12] <llutz> CommonSense: atrm, atq
[17:12] <llutz> tobago: my bad,was missing " >/dev/null "  at tee
[17:14] <dyek> For a linux-image package build that is almost completing, except for an error in debian/control package name, would running a second time this command "AUTOBUILD=1 NOEXTRAS=1 fakeroot debian/rules binary-generic" be much faster? Or does "dh_clean -k" triggers "debian/rules clean" and recompiles the source tree clean?
[17:14] <Slyboots> Is it just me, or is Ubuntu grou control really.. weak
[17:15] <didiermah> bonjour
[17:15] <ikonia> Slyboots: what ?
[17:15] <Slyboots> Say, in this example I have 3 groups.  A, B and C.. I want to give everyone in group A Full control over a directory, B should have read-only access only and C should have no access at all
[17:15] <Slyboots> But.. I can only assign one group to a folder
[17:16] <ikonia> Slyboots: that is how unix permissions work, it's nothing to do with ubuntu, all unix and linux works like that, once you learn how to control it, it's very powerful
[17:16] <Dink> Can someone point to the right direction on how to create "noarch" deb files? Want to create a .deb that would run on both 64 and 32 if that is possible.
[17:17] <pastelito> hellow
[17:17] <ikonia> Dink: noarch is for packages that do not contain binary data, eg: config files, or theme files,
[17:17] <pastelito> aloo alooo
[17:17] <pastelito> hola holaaa
[17:17] <ikonia> Dink: you can't make a 64bit software package "noarch" and it will work on both 32/64bit
[17:17] <ikonia> !es | pastelito
[17:18] <Dink> ikonia, ok thanks that answers my question. Will create two .deb then. Thanks for the help.
[17:18] <abhi_nav> ubottu hi
[17:18] <abhi_nav> hmm she is awake now!!!
[17:18] <_1domagoj1_> hello everyone
[17:18] <emma> that's new
[17:18] <seanbrystone> is there a way to limit how much hard drive space a program or directory can have? woke up this morning found out a VIM swp file was taking 46 gigs! (assuming the program went bonkers or something) Would like to prevent this from happening again!
[17:19] <ikonia> no, "hi" has been around for ages
[17:19] <emma> is that the only thing it listens to?
[17:19] <_1domagoj1_> i was wondering if anyone could help me with a little problem
[17:19] <ikonia> no there are some other triggers (I don't remember them)
[17:19] <abhi_nav> hmmm
[17:20] <emma> i need to get that.
[17:20] <^mNotIntelligent> can someone help me with a silly issue in joining #php channel.
[17:20] <Nollog> quotas
[17:20] <tonsofpcs> so what version of QT4 is in Karmic?
[17:20] <Pici> !register | ^mNotIntelligent
[17:20] <^mNotIntelligent> whenever i try to join #php, it gives some msg and forwards me to ##overflow
[17:20] <Stargaze> !ask| 1domagoj1_
[17:20] <^mNotIntelligent> Pici, my nick is already registered
[17:21] <_1domagoj1_> okey
[17:21] <Nollog> 17:21:45 -ChanServ(ChanServ@services.)- [##php] Welcome to ##PHP. Please read the guidelines.
[17:21] <Nollog> 17:21:45 Home page for ##php: http://hashphp.org/
[17:21] <Nollog> 17:21:45 Irssi: Join to ##php was synced in 1 secs
[17:21] <^mNotIntelligent> Pici, google says something about +j: join throttling ... how to get rid of that
[17:21] <Pici> ^mNotIntelligent: You need to ask in #freenode
[17:21] <isolat3dsh33p> blakkheim, I don't think so. :/
[17:21] <_1domagoj1_> you see, i am updating ubuntu, and one of the updates is new kernel and UM stopped at one moment and that's it, it hands
[17:21] <^mNotIntelligent> Nollog, are you able to join that channel ?
[17:21] <Nollog> Yes.
[17:21] <_1domagoj1_> what should i do?
[17:22] <Pici> ^mNotIntelligent: You need to speak to staff regarding your account.
[17:22] <vivid> _1domagoj1_, its still hung?
[17:22] <_1domagoj1_> yes, 2 h by now. and im am affraid to xkill it because of kernel update
[17:22] <isolat3dsh33p> guys, how to chroot? I mean the whole process. So that I can update grub.
[17:22] <^mNotIntelligent> Pici, why ? this is the first time I'm trying to join #php
[17:23] <MJ94> Is there a way to see if a server has python installed?
[17:23] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: what do you mean by update grub ?
[17:23] <^mNotIntelligent> Nollog, if you are able to join and I'm not then may be something is wrong with my account
[17:23] <ikonia> Nollog: type "/usr/bin/python"
[17:23] <ikonia> ooops
[17:23] <MJ94> MJ94:
[17:23] <MJ94> :PP
[17:23] <^mNotIntelligent> Nollog, Pici : thanks ...let me ask in #freenode
[17:23] <ikonia> sorry
[17:23] <Nollog> /usr/bin.python
[17:23] <Nollog> /usr/bin/python
[17:23] <MJ94> LOOL
[17:23] <omerta> hi i'm using kubuntu, how do i change my ip address (static, manual not dhcp) and dns servers using gui mode
[17:23] <greezmunkey> Nollog, "locate python" in a terminal
[17:24] <Haegin> ^mNotIntelligent: what is the 'some msg' you refer to that you get when you join before it bumps you to ##overflow?
[17:24] <dbdii407> or python --version ?
[17:24] <_1domagoj1_> cant you update grub by simply typing in terminal: sudo  update-grub ?
[17:24] <Nollog> I could /exec -o it but I'm afraid it would spam you. :p
[17:24] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, my grub can't load after Windows XP update. I'm not sure what's wrong. So, I want to try to update grub using my LiveCD
[17:24] <Slyboots> I really cant see any way of doing this
[17:24] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: what error do you get ?
[17:24] <Slyboots> I can only assign control to one group, if I try to assign a second or two at a time it overwrites/fails
[17:25] <ikonia> Slyboots: yes, that is how unix file system permissions work
[17:25] <rohithwiz23> I have a webcamera at pipeline "v4l2src device="/dev/video1" Is it possible to change it??
[17:25] <Slyboots> ikonia: that seems.. powerfuly stupid
[17:25] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, none. When I boot. I can only see 'grub loading' for a while and then it boots back. Is it MBR problem?
[17:25] <ikonia> Slyboots: look on wikipedia at unix file systems to get a better understanding
[17:25] <Slyboots> how on learth can you manage a multi-user system with it like that
[17:25] <Stargaze> Slyboots, feel free to to invent a better system
[17:25] <ikonia> Slyboots: then don't use it if it doesn't meet your needs
[17:25] <vivid> omerta, ive never heard of a gui application that actually worked.  its fairly easy to do via command line though
[17:25] <Slyboots> Is not like I have a choice of changing it o.o
[17:25] <Haegin> Slyboots: that is what groups are for, create a new group with everyone you want to be able to do stuff with whatever you want to do stuff with in and set that as the group
[17:25] <Haegin> or use ACLs
[17:26] <Haegin> !ACL
[17:26] <llutz> Slyboots: unix-permissions are really limited, have you tried using ACLs
[17:26] <omerta> vivid, i could change those in ubuntu using gui mode
[17:26] <Slyboots> ... whats a ACL?
[17:26] <Haegin> ACLs == Access Control Lists
[17:26] <ikonia> !grub2 > isolat3dsh33p
[17:26] <omerta> vivid, but i'm new to kubuntu, i have no idea
[17:26] <Slyboots> Oh, yea Access con.. Like windows?
[17:26] <vivid> omerta, really? what application
[17:26] <_1domagoj1_> so, what do you think should I kill update manager since it's updating kernel, and then update via terminal?
[17:26] <Haegin> Slyboots: I wouldn't know - I don't use windows
[17:26] <omerta> vivid, you just right click your network and change it
[17:26] <Vigo> !grub2 | namehere
[17:26] <Slyboots> Well, how do I use ACLs?
[17:27] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: probably kill update manager then run the update from a terminal to see what you get
[17:27] <dbdii407> So no one knows the link to the development server?
[17:27] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: it might need you to run apt-get -f install first to fix stuff up
[17:27] <ikonia> dbdii407: what development servers? for what ?
[17:27] <Haegin> dbdii407: if you mean the dev channel it's #ubuntu-devel or was last time I checked
[17:27] <Vigo> opps, srry
[17:27] <rohithwiz23> How can I change the systems default pipline for webcam??
[17:28] <dbdii407> ikonia, There's a development server somewhere that has the wallpapers and stuff
[17:28] <Haegin> Slyboots: I'd start by googling it. Haven't used them myself.
[17:28] <ldiamond> I am currently trying to transfer large files to a USB HDD for backup, however, the transfer keeps pausing and resuming. Anyone know why? It starts at 40MB/s and lowers to 25MB/s then.
[17:28] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, damn... That'll do. Thanks. :)
[17:28] <_1domagoj1_> thank you haegin, ill try that. i just pray that it doesnt mess my os, cause i need it, and i dont have time to repair it :)
[17:28] <ikonia> dbdii407: Im not sure what you are talking about
[17:28] <Slyboots> Mhh. okay
[17:28] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: just don't reboot until you are sure it's okay
[17:28] <vivid> omerta, i dont know what kubuntu uses, try asking them in #kubuntu, all i know is the sure fire way to do it in any *nix
[17:28] <CommonSense> anyone know a visual cron editor?
[17:28] <dbdii407> at the bottom, it says 'no hotlinking' or something
[17:28] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: also if you do have problems try one of the older kernels or boot in recovery mode
[17:28] <blakkheim> CommonSense: xterm -e vi
[17:28] <omerta> vivid, can you send me a tutorial
[17:29] <omerta> vivid, a link?
[17:29] <_1domagoj1_> haegin: problem is i dont know how to be sure :O
[17:29] <ikonia> dbdii407: theydont' sound like official ubuntu servers
[17:29] <seanbrystone> CommonSense, gnome-schedule or something like that
[17:29] <niekie> ldiamond: I am currently getting around 25MB/s while running a backup to USB operation, so assuming that's pretty normal.
[17:29] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: if you can install stuff normally and run apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade normally it's probably fine
[17:29] <niekie> My backup operation has to hurry though. AC socket of my laptop died and I can't charge it anymore :(
[17:29] <ldiamond> niekie, does the transfer keep pausing and resuming? It is very unlikely that it buffers around 400MB every times.
[17:30] <Haegin> dbdii407: do you mean art.gnome.org or gnomelook.org ?
[17:30] <rohithwiz23> Is it possible to change the systems default pipline for the webcam if it is how do you do change it???
[17:30] <_1domagoj1_> haegin: can you also tell me how to run os with older kernel? i belive older kernels are saved?
[17:30] <dbdii407> Haegin, Nope
[17:30] <seanbrystone> is there a way to limit how much hard drive space a program or directory can have? woke up this morning found out a VIM swp file was taking 46 gigs! (assuming the program went bonkers or something) Would like to prevent this from happening again!
[17:30] <vivid> omerta, http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-ubuntu-linux-convert-dhcp-network-configuration-to-static-ip-configuration.html     this is how i would do it
[17:30] <dbdii407> Haegin, It was a server that just listed files
[17:31] <dbdii407> xUbuntu logo at the bottom
[17:31] <omerta> thank you vivid
[17:31] <dyek> For a linux-image package build that is almost completing, except for an error in debian/control package name, would running a second time this command "AUTOBUILD=1 NOEXTRAS=1 fakeroot debian/rules binary-generic" be much faster? Or does "dh_clean -k" triggers "debian/rules clean" and recompiles the source tree clean? I'm looking for a debian command that continues only the packaging step.
[17:31] <dbdii407> with a "this server is only for development.. blah.." message
[17:31] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: when it boots it will either give you a list of kernels or say something about pressing esc to enter grub. Pressing escape gets you to the list of kernels. Just pick one lower than the top. They come in pairs - the first is the kernel normally, the second is the kernel in recovery mode which boots to a terminal and some options. if you aren't comfortable in the terminal stay away from recovery mode for now.
[17:31] <greezmunkey> seanbrystone, sounds like you want to assign disk quotas
[17:31] <Haegin> _1domagoj1_: if you have a live cd you can always use that to get on here and ask for more help
[17:31] <ph8> can i migrate a live server from 64 bit to 32 bit? it's in my house so not a big worry if it crashes too hard
[17:31] <seanbrystone> greezmunkey, yep something like that, do you know how?
[17:32] <Haegin> dbdii407: no idea then, unlikely to be widely known tbh. Check you browser history if you have it backed up anywhere.
[17:32] <rohithwiz23> My web cameras pipeline is v4l2src device="/dev/video1"   Is it possible to change it to v4l2src device="/dev/video0" the application i am using seems to only look at v4l2src device="/dev/video0"
[17:32] <niekie> ldiamond: mine pauses very briefly occassionally.
[17:32] <Haegin> ph8: short answer - no
[17:32] <dbdii407> Haegin, Fresh reinstall. don't have the link
[17:32] <Vigo> ph8: make a backup
[17:32] <dbdii407> Wouldn't be asking if I had a way to find it
[17:32] <ph8> yeh guess i will
[17:32] <greezmunkey> seanbrystone, It's been a while, I'd have to look it up. I remember issues with it though...
[17:32] <Haegin> rohithwiz23: better would be to find the config file for that application that used /dev/video0 and change it there.
[17:33] <seanbrystone> greezmunkey, ok thanks anyways :)
[17:33] <Sioux_33> hi i was comparing just now windows support irc channel versus ubuntu irc channel on windows no one is asking anything there is quiet like in grave over here is like market in nigeria 5questions/sec im not even able to read them its to fast
[17:33] <Haegin> dbdii407: well, I don't know it and if you don't know it you might have to resort to googling for the phrases you can remember from the site.
[17:33] <greezmunkey> seanbrystone, command repquota will show ant current quotas...
[17:34] <seanbrystone> ok
[17:34] <Haegin> Sioux_33: this is a busy channel. if you end up with a complicated issue you may end up in a PM with someone to cut out the babble. Alternatively ignore join part and quits can help
[17:34] <_1domagoj1_> haegin: thank you, i belive i am pretty comfy with terminal so that should not be problem. as regarding live cd hehe, well, i dont have functional cd drive, and i formated usb from which i installed os, but if ill need, i will make another one
[17:34] <tome0> I suspect the directory database of my harddrive has been corrupted. I cant find the drive with either disk utiity, gparted or df. However I did manage to write 1024 bytes to it with dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=1024 count=1024, what tools can I use to be able to rebuild the directory database?
[17:34] <yogione> what is a good screen sharing app for ubuntu
[17:35] <greezmunkey> seanbrystone, quotaon, quotacheck, also you can base quotas on groups - probably the easiest way to implement
[17:35] <hmw> vivid: xset s off and xset dpms 0 0 0  did not do the trick, it just turned the monitor off again... i did not yet try to set those thing in xorg.conf, though.
[17:35] <seanbrystone> yeah i had to install quota
[17:35] <_1domagoj1_> haegin: thx for help, gosh i just hope everything goes well
[17:36] <seanbrystone> so now im 'man repquota'  greezmunkey thanks :)
[17:36] <greezmunkey> seanbrystone, I forgot edquota :)
[17:36] <vivid> hmw, you have to issue those commands every time you log in
[17:36] <vivid> hmw, if you relogged, you lost that setting and it was turned back on
[17:36] <hmw> vivid: oh, of course, i did in fact kill my X server :) oops
[17:36] <vivid> hmw, you can add those to System>Preferences>Startup Applications and it will do it automatically every time you log in
[17:36] <petsounds> hi all. any idea why i can't run gwibber from daily ppa? when i try to run from terminal it keeps telling me about desktop couch and here's the output http://pastebin.ca/1839702 thanks =)
[17:37] <ikonia> petsounds: contact the PPA owner to debug it
[17:37] <_1domagoj1_> going now, cya
[17:38] <petsounds> ikonia, ok will do, thanks =)
[17:38]  * ooangoo ooangoo
[17:39]  * ooangoo dit bonjour
[17:39] <greezmunkey> lo
[17:40] <Brickrat> hey all
[17:40] <rohithwiz23> My web cameras pipeline is v4l2src device="/dev/video1"   Is it possible to change it to v4l2src device="/dev/video0" the application i am using seems to only look at v4l2src device="/dev/video0"
[17:40] <petsounds> meanwhile, can you guys recommend me a good twitter client? but not the one with adobe air ;)
[17:40] <Sioux_33> bonjour <Brickrat>
[17:40] <Brickrat> how do i go about to edit the /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/70deconf  ??
[17:41] <Brickrat> if i use gedit it gives me permission errors
[17:41] <vivid> sudo gedit
[17:41] <llutz> Brickrat: gksudo  gedit
[17:41] <boy33> hi. while am installing ubuntu using USB and reached 90%, power suddnly went off. what should i do now?
[17:41] <Brickrat> kk let me try
[17:41] <ikonia> boy33: re-istall
[17:41] <ikonia> install
[17:42] <boy33> u mean start everything over again?
[17:42] <boy33> cant i resume?
[17:42] <ikonia> no
[17:42] <ikonia> re-install
[17:42] <boy33> omg.
[17:42] <boy33> iv been waiting it for 4hours
[17:42] <Brickrat> gksudo gedit or sudo gedit not working >>>>
[17:42] <ikonia> it shoulnd't take 4 hours to install ubuntu
[17:43] <remoteCTRL> !dvd
[17:43] <boy33> i had to let it download language package. and my internet is slow
[17:43] <ikonia> boy33: install it defautal, then download langage packs once it's installed
[17:44] <Leon_Nardella> boy33, Unplug your network cable and let it update the language packages after installation.
[17:45] <boy33> well, so much for waiting. thx guys
[17:45] <Brickrat> if i use gksudo gedit i get - (gksudo:2056): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[17:46] <Brickrat> any suggestions?
[17:46] <ikonia> Brickrat:exactly what command are you using and what error
[17:47] <Brickrat> gksudo gedit /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/70deconf
[17:47] <Brickrat>  (gksudo:2056): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[17:47] <ikonia> Brickrat: please show me the output of "id"
[17:47] <Brickrat> even in root i get same error
[17:47] <ikonia> you shouldn't be root
[17:47] <ikonia> that's the problem
[17:48] <Brickrat> but im logged in as normal user and i get same error
[17:48] <Brickrat> i think it might be my keyboard :S
[17:48] <Brickrat> LOL
[17:48] <ikonia> Brickrat: show me the output of "id" please
[17:48] <xjds535> Anyone know when the #ubuntuone support folk start rolling in, please?
[17:48] <ikonia> no
[17:48] <hmw> Brickrat: did you try to start gedit from the console, perhaps?
[17:49] <_1domagoj1_> hello again
[17:49] <abhi_nav> hi
[17:49] <hmw> Brickrat: please stay in this channel
[17:49] <hmw> Brickrat: i didnt get your PM
[17:49] <_1domagoj1_> haegin: i did sudo apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
[17:51] <_1domagoj1_> haegin: then i got some output which i can post to your PM not to spam this channel and after running these commands, restart required window poped up
[17:51] <obeyence> Would anyone care to help me in my endevor of using Wine to play Stalker CoP? I have been trying to play for days. I spend all day yesterday (12+ hours) trying to get it to work and i failed. I need help.
[17:51] <bolex> is it possible to setup GRUB on one flash drive and have that startup a seperate USB hdd or would different computers mix up the device numbers?
[17:51] <ikonia> obeyence: have you tried the wineo channel
[17:52] <abhi_nav> bolex: you can install another os on use hdd or pen drive
[17:52] <Stargaze> !wine| obeyence
[17:52] <ikonia> bolex: using grub on non-static devices can get complex
[17:52] <abhi_nav> bolex and to boot from that os you need to enable boot from usb drive in bios
[17:52] <abhi_nav> ??
[17:52] <_1domagoj1_> so, what should i do now, any proposals?
[17:53] <bolex> cause grub always works on the tiny flash drive but that one is slow and.. tiny. So I tried putting Xubuntu on a bigger one but i have to reinstall grub every time i run it there
[17:53] <abhi_nav> oh sorry i am confused you continue
[17:56] <_1domagoj1_> anyone? any advice? so, i killed update manager in the middle of process, ran sudo apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade restart required window poped up, and i got few errors in terminal. should i restart?
[17:57] <logankoester> When I restart sshd through ssh, should I be getting disconnected?
[17:57] <llutz> _1domagoj1_: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[17:57] <greezmunkey> logankoester, sounds about right!
[17:58] <Ardethian> oO
[17:58] <_1domagoj1_> IIutz: i did that
[17:58] <llutz> logankoester: no
[17:59] <llutz> _1domagoj1_: why do you paste wrong commands repeatetly then?
[17:59] <_1domagoj1_> llutz: then as i said restart required popped up
[17:59] <CAPcap> Is there an alternative to X.org? Is there another distro that would make use of said alternative (if one exists)
[17:59] <logankoester> thanks llutz. Why not?
[17:59] <autoclesis> intel core i5-650 is okay?
[18:00] <ZykoticK9> shift+2 gives a " instead of a @, anyone run into this problem before?  (question isn't for me personally, can't test)
[18:00] <llutz> logankoester: good question... i don't know, but it won't kick you out
[18:01] <_1domagoj1_> zykotick9: you have wrong keyboard layout=
[18:01] <_1domagoj1_> '*
[18:01] <_1domagoj1_> ?*
[18:01] <llutz> ZykoticK9: not a problem, default here (de keyboard) ;)
[18:02] <ZykoticK9> llutz, thanks i'll pass that along
[18:03] <bolexx> can't i use a uuid instead of a (hd1,5) in grub?
[18:03] <greezmunkey> logankoester, how are you killing sshd?
[18:03] <bolexx> that would seem to solve my problem of using the drive on multiple computers
[18:03] <Mike1> hey! Impress displays a thin gray border around png-graphics during presentation … how can I solve this problem? Version is 3.1.1 and it’s only displayed if I changed the size of the picture in Impress
[18:03] <charnel> what is the problem with this. I cannot install the xmBlackBerry http://pastebin.com/7DXspgrF
[18:04] <oak> How do I add the ports for aim, msn, and other messenger protocols to ufw?
[18:04] <ChogyDan> CAPcap: I think the answer is no
[18:05] <ChogyDan> CAPcap: or maybe xfree86
[18:05] <Stargaze> oak, try using gufw (graphic)
[18:05] <bolexx> so my actual question: Is the UUID of a device persistent across different computers?
[18:05] <markd25> yes
[18:05] <llutz> bolexx: yes, its "part" of the filesystem
[18:06] <CAPcap> ChogyDan, thanks
[18:06] <oak> Stargaze: I've actually added the ports, a few times, but they refuse to work propperly. Do I use tcp, udf, or both?
[18:06] <bolexx> so can i just do root  a8aa4adb-b3e6-4e1d-b4ad-e6cd704788b2 in grub instead of (hd2,5) ?
[18:06] <llutz> bolexx:afaik it needs special notation for using uuids , read grub-documentation
[18:07] <Trubica> hy all
[18:07] <markd25> hi
[18:07] <Trubica> i need some help
[18:07] <Trubica> can anyone elp me?
[18:07] <Stargaze> !ask| Trubica
[18:07] <bolexx> !ask | Trubica
[18:07] <Trubica> so, i just installad xubuntu in my laptop
[18:07] <Trubica> but i cant use my wifi card
[18:08] <Trubica> it cant find my network
[18:08] <Stargaze> Trubica, is it internal ir usb?
[18:08] <Trubica> internal
[18:08] <oak> How do I add the ports for aim, msn, and other messenger protocols to ufw?
[18:08] <Stargaze> ir = or
[18:08] <Trubica> broadcom ...
[18:08] <CAPcap> how does xfree86 differ X.org?
[18:08] <_1domagoj1_> hello again, i look like everything went fine, it seems that update manager stopped only visually (i did not got not responding message) but it in fact installed everything. thank you all for help
[18:09] <Stargaze> Trubica, there are some Broadcom tools in Synaptic
[18:09] <_1domagoj1_> it looks like*
[18:09] <oak> Stargaze: Do you know why it's not working? I've tried to add the ports, but they don't work.
[18:10] <logankoester> greezmunkey: It was being killed correctly, I traced the problem to something else - thank you
[18:10] <Stargaze> oak, i have no further advice, sorry :(
[18:10] <thevishy> !11
[18:10] <thevishy> !10.4
[18:10] <oak> Stargaze: Thanks, I'll go post on the forums then
[18:11] <thevishy> !release
[18:11] <Zundapp> Has anyone got pytrainer 1.7 to work under karmic?
[18:11] <Preposteruss> thevishy: it's 40 something days until 10.4
[18:11] <mawst> Ok for some reason I can save, but not export files in open office.... Anyone familiar with this problem/fix?
[18:12] <greezmunkey> logankoester, heh thanks to you I found that *I* was terminating sshd incorrectly (kill -1)
[18:12] <IdleOne> !10.04 zeros are numbers also
[18:12] <IdleOne> !10.04
[18:13] <CAPcap> how does xfree86 differ X.org?
[18:14] <bigtom21485> help
[18:14] <CAPcap> bigtom21485, just ask your question
[18:14] <bigtom21485> im running a hp tx2525nr with ubuntu 9.10 and i cant seem to get it to find its wifi card.
[18:15] <nirik> abhi_nav: you wanted to show me something here?
[18:15] <bigtom21485> but when i ran ubuntu from the livecd it found it no problem then in install and its like it forgot about it
[18:15] <abhi_nav> !hi | nirik
[18:15] <xiong> I had a (perhaps unnecessarily) hard time upgrading to Karmic; but it paid off in a couple ways. I'm not so sure I want to invest in the Lucid upgrade when it comes. This may sound silly but is it reasonable for me to aim for a particular release and stick with it awhile (for some value of 'awhile')?
[18:15] <Mike1> bigtom21485: what wifi card does it have? `sudo lspci` or `sudo lsusb` will tell you :-)
[18:15] <nirik> abhi_nav: ok.
[18:15] <Mike1> in a terminal
[18:16] <abhi_nav> !ask | nirik
[18:16] <abhi_nav> !webcam | nirik
[18:16] <sirninja> How do I get rhythmbox to show the ratings of songs?
[18:16] <Mike1> sirninja: You could add a column for it, I guess
[18:17] <bigtom21485> mike1: broadcom bcm4328
[18:17] <claudia> naben
[18:17] <claudia> d
[18:17] <xiong> Which will be the next LTS? Is that fixed ahead of time?
[18:17] <Stargaze> xiong, 10.04 will be LTS
[18:18] <Mike1> xiong: and 12.04 will be LTS after it, most likely
[18:18] <xiong> Then perhaps I'll invest in Lucid, then stop awhile.
[18:19] <snake_> hola
[18:19] <sirninja> Mike1: How do I add a column?
[18:19] <bigtom21485> mike1: broadcom BCM4328
[18:19] <Mike1> bigtom21485: search the internet with that keyword + ubuntu :-)
[18:19] <greezmunkey> Silly question: What is the significance of the .04? eg 10.04
[18:19] <switchgirl> hi has anyone studied with the Open University? i was wondering how there software works with Ubuntu
[18:19] <llutz> greezmunkey: year.month
[18:20] <molqr> hello all...
[18:20] <xiong> greezmunkey, April = 04
[18:20] <greezmunkey> I said it was silly :)
[18:20] <Mike1> sirninja: Edit → Preferences → “Visible Columns”
[18:20] <molqr> how can one select text on the bash command line without using mouse ?
[18:20] <xiong> greezmunkey, Since Ubuntu is tied to a 6 month release schedule, in theory all releases will be either .04 or .10.
[18:20] <jrib> molqr: screen or tmux
[18:21] <molqr> jrib, gnome-terminal
[18:21] <erUSUL> molqr: emacs keybindings. crtl + spc to mark the init of the text then move to the end and do Alt + w
[18:21] <greezmunkey> xiong: thank you.
[18:21] <jrib> molqr: and?
[18:21] <xiong> greezmunkey, I agree that it's a nonstandard use of minor revision numbers.
[18:21] <molqr> erUSUL, aha .. let me try that :)
[18:21] <vimninja2000> so I am trying to use verizon on Ubuntu and it seems to have just automatically connected for me
[18:22] <erUSUL> molqr: that works on the command line itself not in the output
[18:22] <vimninja2000> and i can use the web, but i can't connect to freenode!
[18:22] <molqr> jrib, i may not have understood your hint.. let me get back to you
[18:22] <vimninja2000> i'm using an online client right now
[18:22] <vimninja2000> anyone ever have this problem?
[18:22] <iceroot> why is "sudo echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward" giving permissin denied but running as root is working?
[18:22] <dfwsupergeek> forgive my noobness, but where can I find an accurate, to-the-point tutorial on how to upgrade libsdl to 1.2.14?
[18:23] <llutz> iceroot: sudo echo redirection won't work, use tee
[18:23] <erUSUL> iceroot: sudo does not croos over redirections
[18:23] <Stargaze> what's verizon?
[18:23] <dfwsupergeek> pulling what's left of my hair out about this and one other problem
[18:23] <erUSUL> cross
[18:23] <llutz> iceroot: read forums, its a faq
[18:23] <iceroot> llutz: erUSUL thx
[18:23] <WindPower> iceroot: Use sudo bash -c "echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward" OR echo 1 | sudo tee /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[18:23] <LizardK|ng> how do i get my network icon back by the clock in jaunty? it disappeared last week
[18:23] <molqr> erUSUL, sorry no luck ... not working on for me
[18:23] <vimninja2000> and or know how I could figure out what's going on? I can't ping any of the actual freenode servers, i can ping irc.freenode.net and chat.freenode.net
[18:23] <erUSUL> iceroot: echo 1 | sudo tee /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[18:23] <vimninja2000> but i can't ping e.g. niven.freenode.net
[18:23] <llutz> iceroot: echo 1    | sudo tee file >/dev/null
[18:23] <autoclesis> how's this for ubuntu 9.10 : http://cdn.gateway.com/product_spec.php?product_recid=529668615
[18:23] <vimninja2000> it resolves the ip but never sends any dada
[18:23] <molqr> jrib, i don't use screen and i don't know what tmux is
[18:24] <jrib> molqr: well using screen or tmux would be one way to copy and paste without a mouse in your terminal
[18:24] <vimninja2000> ok nevermind, weirdness
[18:24] <molqr> jrib, i see ... thanks
[18:25] <portero> ola
[18:25] <Stargaze> molqr, on this PDF you find a tmux tutorial, page 5 => http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4653463/issue34_en.pdf
[18:26] <isolat3dsh33p> hello guys, while trying to update-grub using LiveCD to recover my grub2 at boot, I got this message --> 'grep: /proc/mounts: No such file or directory Cannot find list of partitions!'. What does it mean? Can I simply mkdir to solve the problem?
[18:26] <portero> hay alguien de 6ºa o 6ºc ???????'
[18:26] <greezmunkey> Excellent command of the day: man -k, try "man -k grep" as an example in a terminal (sans quotes)
[18:26] <Stargaze> !es| portero
[18:26] <molqr> Stargaze, many thanks :)
[18:26] <autoclesis> 	Intel® Core? i5-650 Processor1 3.2GHz with Turbo Boost Technology up to 3.46GHz (4MB L3 Cache)                <---is okay for ubuntu?
[18:27] <noise_> i have windows and ubuntu on my laptop,can i download and use Debian too ?
[18:27] <josue> hi
[18:27] <josue> I have a problem with my wireless card, can someone help me?
[18:27] <thevishy> autoclesis, ofcourse  its ok i run ubuntu on an old system 5 years
[18:27] <obeyence> What happened to the wine channel?
[18:27] <Stargaze> !ask| thevishy
[18:27] <obeyence> #wineHD
[18:28] <thevishy> Stargaze, are u sure its for me ?
[18:28] <autoclesis> okay
[18:28] <fazie> hej
[18:28] <obeyence> gues i was just in there with 150 somethig people
[18:28] <autoclesis> thevishy i'll jus try it i guess
[18:28] <obeyence> i had to restart and now its gone
[18:28] <obeyence> ?
[18:28] <thevishy> surely , i5 would be awesome for ubuntu :p
[18:29] <greezmunkey> lo
[18:29] <fazie> could someone help me with vpn connection
[18:29] <odemux686> #ubuntu-es
[18:29] <obeyence> Hulllooo
[18:29] <obeyence> ?
[18:29] <obeyence> Maybe im doing it wrong?
[18:29] <obeyence> Whats the wine channel
[18:29] <obeyence> ?
[18:29] <fazie> i've got this in syslog: nm-vpn-connection.c.828: NeedSecrets failed
[18:29]  * obeyence blinks *
[18:29] <odemux686> join #ubuntu-es
[18:29] <ikonia> #wine-hq
[18:30] <odemux686> sorry
[18:30] <thevishy> obeyence, please avoid spam like tells
[18:30] <obeyence> theres 2 people in that channel
[18:30] <erUSUL> molqr: all the keybindings are in man readline
[18:30] <obeyence> Im not telling anyone
[18:30] <ikonia> obeyence: then #winehq
[18:30] <obeyence> yeah i tried that?
[18:30] <obeyence> oh
[18:30] <obeyence> q not d
[18:30] <obeyence> heh yay dislexia
[18:31] <thevishy> when is the next version of ubuntu releasing ?
[18:31] <markd25> if anyone needs help just pm me
[18:31] <molqr> erUSUL, yes i was hoping the emacs keybindings to work ... let me check the man page of readline.. thanks
[18:32] <LizardK|ng> how do i get my network icon back by the clock in jaunty? it disappeared last week
[18:32] <look> hai all
[18:33] <josue> I,ve installed the privative controlers for mi wireless card, becouse It wasn't working, but it said that the controler is activated but is not being used, how can I do tu use the privative controller?
[18:33] <greezmunkey> What is the source of the timeout issues I have with #ubuntu? Network is cool here...
[18:33] <isolat3dsh33p> ok, first I got error /proc/mounts/ does not exist while trying to update-grub, so I mkdir. Now I get this error 'Cannot find list of partitions!'. os-prober give the same error. What should I do?
[18:33] <ikonia> thevishy: it's in the release name, 10.04 = 04/2010
[18:34] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: are you doing this within a chroot ?
[18:34] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, yes.
[18:34] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: that's why it won't work, why are you doing it in a chroot ?
[18:35] <Buurman> hi all
[18:36] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, eh? Because I'm using a LiveCD, and I want to update-grub on my hard-disk partition... I did wrong?
[18:36] <Buurman> could use some help on a ATI X1250 with fglrx, some how the kernel-module spits out the message that it cannot allocate memory, but it get 1703MB for DMA
[18:37] <b1> hello
[18:37] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: what guide are you using
[18:37] <seanbrystone> how to tell which user an application is using? (besides looking in htop or whatnot)
[18:37] <Buurman> ps faux ?
[18:37] <ikonia> ps -ef | grep application name
[18:37] <seanbrystone> thx
[18:38] <ikonia> the user running it is on the left
[18:38] <Buurman> right
[18:38] <seanbrystone> middle
[18:38] <Buurman> bottom
[18:38] <seanbrystone> teehee :)
[18:38] <Buurman> ;P
, this --> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover%20Grub%202%20via%20LiveCD
[18:38] <gezinus> hello
[18:39] <Buurman> but still no input for a ATI X1250 / fglrx ?
[18:39] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: did you do the mount bind ?
[18:40] <theadmin> Say, if i remove gnome-panel, will network manager applet still be there? (I want to use it with GNOME shell)
[18:40] <molqr> erUSUL, no luck .. can't get it to work.... have u tried it ?
[18:41] <ppanders> min nya kamera olympus e 520 går ej att ansluta
[18:41] <b1> ..would someone explain to me how i register a nick. thanks.
[18:41] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, mount --bind /dev /mnt/dev? yes :)
[18:42] <orion_SuN> irefox
[18:42] <orion_SuN> Attempting to load the system libmoon
[18:42] <orion_SuN> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
[18:42] <orion_SuN> help me !
[18:42] <erUSUL> molqr: yes and does not work either from the man page it is becouse copy kill region is not bind by default and besides is Alt + spc and that is captured by or compiz or metacity. tried with esc relaese key spc no luck either ...
[18:42] <kavurt> is there a log file for apt? i'm trying to find out which package i removed
[18:42] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: ok, now do the same for /proc
[18:42] <kostkon> kavurt, /var/log/dpkg.log
[18:43] <molqr> erUSUL, no worries ... i will keep looking for the solution to start using screen or tmux as suggested here...
[18:43] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, is it `mount --bind /proc /mnt/proc?
[18:43] <abstrakt> is there an, and where is the apache config test utility?
[18:43] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: sounds good
[18:43] <abstrakt> my apache isn't starting and I think it may be permissions related, i changed a couple settings
[18:43] <kavurt> thx kostkon
[18:44] <Buurman> abstrakt: try /etc/init.d/apache checkconfig
[18:44] <theadmin> abstrakt: Ask in #httpd
[18:44] <dalailamer> who want matrix in his terminal, make green text and compile/run this code http://codepad.org/cuN1c2NK ... nice flow
[18:44] <abstrakt> k thx
[18:45] <abstrakt> Buurman, nope that doesn't work
[18:45] <seanbrystone> I dont see a user when i do that ps -ef |grep xchat http://paste.ubuntu.com/395223/
[18:45] <dbdii407> Found it! :D
[18:46] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, i got this error --> mount: mount point /mnt/proc does not exist :(
[18:46] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: make it
[18:46] <ikonia> seanbrystone: looks like you've removed the user that's associated with uid 1000
[18:46] <gekko_> anyone here familiar with xubuntu at all?
[18:46] <ikonia> gekko_: yes and people in #xubuntu
[18:46] <seanbrystone> i didnt do anything
[18:47] <gekko_> ikonia, no one helping in there lol
[18:47] <ikonia> seanbrystone: ok, well it's the user with a uid 1000
[18:47] <vanishing> has anyone got video/audio call working in empathy over msn?
[18:47] <fernando_> someone please how i configure the source of kismet?
[18:47] <ikonia> gekko_: you've not asked a question in there
[18:47] <frikinz> Hello, any idea how to configure ubuntu to get the micro to work in skype?
[18:47] <gekko_> ikonia, I am just trying to install the newest Nvidia driver and yes, i asked if anyone could help me with an nvidia problem
[18:47] <greezmunkey> abstrakt, look in /var/log/apache2 ?
[18:47] <soreau> !info kismet
[18:47] <seanbrystone> ikonia, ok ty, 1000 is probably me
[18:48] <ikonia> gekko_: people are waiting for you to ask a question though
[18:48] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, "Cannot find list of partitions!" T__T
[18:48] <fernando_> i want to use kismet
[18:48] <ikonia> seanbrystone: odd, it normally shows your username rather than uid
[18:48] <soreau> fernando_: It seems kismet is already in ubuntu repos. Is there any particular reason you are trying to compile it?
[18:48] <abstrakt> greezmunkey, i'm using vhosts and they're all using their own log folders
[18:48] <greezmunkey> abstrakt: nice
[18:48] <fernando_> yea is for inv reasons
[18:49] <abstrakt> greezmunkey, so i wouldn't really know where to look specifically
[18:49] <soreau> ! who | fernando_
[18:49] <abstrakt> maybe a monolithic log is better...
[18:49] <fernando_> but don´t recognize my wl intel card
[18:49] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: chroot into the system and do "mount" and pastebin the output please.
[18:49] <seanbrystone> ikonia, yep i just checked in Users and Groups GUI thingy, i am 1000
[18:49] <ikonia> seanbrystone: most odd
[18:49] <Nulpoints> Can someone point me in the right direction to blacklist the driver for my USB wifi adapter, so that my virtual machine and host don't compete for it?
[18:50] <soreau> Nulpoints: Do you know the name of the driver module you want to blacklist?
[18:50] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, which system?
[18:50] <natschil> Hello. I have a 3g router for internet that connects to a laptop via usb. The router works somewhat fine, but when I try to share the internet to another computer(over a lan cable using networkmanager), it works fine for a minute or so but then it seems to think it is getting internet over the cable, and thus then internet doesn't work, though it is still conected to the router...any suggestions as to how to fix this problem?
[18:50] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: the one you're trying to fix grub on
[18:50] <seanbrystone> ikonia, yeah it is strange, but so far so good, no real issues yet and ive had this same setup for about 2 months
 what card do u have?
[18:51] <fernando_> i have intel but i dont know how obtain more features
[18:51] <fernando_> i need some help please
[18:51] <mionetto> hi all
[18:52] <mionetto> i need help
[18:52] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, http://paste.ubuntu.com/395227/
[18:52] <greezmunkey> abstrakt: Look here under piped logs, see if it helps: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/logs.html#piped
[18:52] <mionetto> i want install java but i have problem
[18:52] <abstrakt> greezmunkey, thx
[18:52] <AndyGraybeal> what is a recommended tape backup program?  something preferably graphical based (unlike bacula)
[18:52] <greezmunkey> abstrakt: After piped logs, it discusses virtual hosts
[18:52] <Preposteruss> natschil: try setting all of your ip addresses to static, you can get all the information you need from ifconfig and route -n
[18:53] <Preposteruss> and you need some dns addresses, you can use googles 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4
[18:53] <Preposteruss> or find yours
[18:53] <mionetto> someone helps me
[18:53] <Preposteruss> yours being your ISP's
[18:54] <rohithwiz23> How do I chage Ubuntus default pipline for a wew camera??
[18:54] <Sioux_33>  <fernando_> look what i did "sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng" u will get airdriver-ng airodump-ng aireplay-ng with it and airmon-ng using sudo airmon-ng u will see if your card is recognissed or u can go to kismet web and check if your card is supported
[18:54] <natschil> Preposteruss: but how do I then "share" the internet to the other computer if I use a static ip?
[18:54] <datadigger> mionetto: we still have no idea what your question is, or which java you tried to install. The instructions on the SUN java website are quite clear.
[18:54] <fernando_> ok thanks Sioux_33, ill try
[18:55] <Preposteruss> natschil: will you send me a link to your router?
[18:55] <natschil> Preposteruss: why?
[18:55] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: you've got proc mounted 2 times within the chroot
[18:55] <Preposteruss> so i can see what you're dealing with, the router should deal with all the 'sharing'
[18:56] <bulettin> приём
[18:56] <natschil> Preposteruss: sorry, you misunderstand my problem. I have a usb modem (probably shouldn
[18:56] <Preposteruss> ahhh
[18:56] <natschil> 't have called it "router")
[18:56] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, I'm not sure how to solve that.
[18:56] <rohithwiz23> How do I chage Ubuntus default pipline for a wew camera??
[18:56] <rohithwiz23> How do I chage Ubuntus default pipline for a web camera??
[18:56] <Nulpoints> soreau: no :-(
[18:56] <natschil> and I want to use the laptop and networkmanager to "share" the internet to another computer via a cable.
[18:56] <greezmunkey> natschil, are you using Netowrk Manager?
[18:57] <natschil> greezmunkey: yes
[18:57] <Preposteruss> ahh, you're going to need a cross over cable for that, or a switch of somekind
[18:57] <greezmunkey> natschil, it's easy in NM
[18:57] <Nulpoints> soreau: My comand line knowledge isn't getting me enough info for what driver it's using.
[18:57] <CAPcap> I need help. I have no borders or controls on my windows. I tried installing some WMs. now standard gnome has window problems.
[18:57] <natschil> greezmunkey: theoretically it should work, but as I mentioned earlier, nm keeps on dropping the connection, somehow it seems to prefer the cable over 3g modem
[18:58] <soreau> Nulpoints: After you plug in the usb device, look at the output of 'dmesg' at the end it should show what just happened when you plugged the device in
[18:58] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: inmount the wrong one
[18:58] <Tallken> hey! anyone had any complaint over last kernel update? strage stuff appears to start to happen after it
[18:58] <ikonia> nope
[18:58] <natschil> Preposteruss: yes, theoretically it should work, and it does for a minute or so, but then it stops working.
[18:59] <Nulpoints> soreau: ok, I have "registered led device: rt2800usb-phy5::radio"
[18:59] <RemunJ66> Hi to all ubuntu users or whatever :-)
[18:59] <greezmunkey> natschil, uncheck connect automatically in the wired connection, connect everything, then manually connect the wired interface.
[18:59] <Ardethian> !whereis
[18:59] <Nulpoints> soreau: then two more but instead of radio is sais "assoc" and "quality"
[18:59] <CAPcap> I need help. I have no borders or controls on my windows. I tried installing some WMs. now standard gnome has window problems. I had installed e16 blackbox and a couple others that i cant remember. i already removed them. no luck. help
[18:59] <seanbrystone> is there a GUI disk quota app for Ubuntu?
[18:59] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, ok, now the output of mount is this --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/395238/
[19:00] <greezmunkey> natschil: if that makes sense...I should say manually enable the wired connection for the last part.
[19:00] <rsk> how can install install wubi, then make it a 'real' install like from a cd after.
[19:00] <Preposteruss> natschil: what happens if you try to set all the addresses to static on the client machine?
[19:00] <rsk> i don't want wubi because it's a little bit slower
[19:00] <rsk> just don't have a CD
[19:00] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: ok, so now look at /proc/partitions
[19:00] <Lemontree84> hmm, which software should i use to unpack "rar" archives ?
[19:01] <rsk> Lemontree84 'unrar'
[19:01] <rsk> or is it unrar-nonfree
[19:01] <rsk> can't remember :p
[19:01] <greezmunkey> lagged
[19:02] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, /mnt/proc contains nothing
[19:02] <Nulpoints> soreau: I do also have a line that says. "rt2800usb 2-4:1.0: firmware: requesting rt2870.bin" Could this be the info i need?
[19:02] <amnay> Do you know any lightweight powerpoint-like software ?
[19:02] <ikonia> isolat3dsh33p: why are you looking in /mnt/proc ????? I said "/proc/partitions" from within the chroot
[19:03] <netijak> hi, i cannot save images from firefox (save image as...) only drag and drop on desktop... i tried making a new profile but nothing happened
[19:03] <soreau> Nulpoints: It may be related. Try to figure out which driver it loaded for the device. Look the output of 'lsmod' and maybe grep for 'rt'
[19:03] <CAPcap> !pure-gnome
[19:04] <Nulpoints> soreau: I get three things that start with RT
[19:04] <Quirked> I've got a display problem......if I maximize a window, all I see is the titlebar, I have to reduce size of window to see the content, this happens in all applications
[19:04] <Turbolinux> Hello everyone. Is there a suitable sound converter program for Ubuntu?
[19:05] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, sorry, I did some mistakes. I'm going to correct it now
[19:05] <rm-rf|afk> ?DCC SEND "%b%a%n%a%n%a%" 0 0 0 ]
[19:05] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information.
[19:08] <Turbolinux> Can you help me? I need a solution now.
[19:08] <zongo> i have downloaded and install the latest adobe/java plugin for firefox. I am running ubuntu 64-bit and everytime I go to youtube for ex, it tells me that have either flash or java not right
[19:08] <zongo> anyone
[19:08] <hmw> !ask | Turbolinux
[19:09] <Nulpoints> soreau: Ok, i've added those three to my blacklist.conf file do i need to do a full restart, or just plug and unplug?
[19:09] <zongo> the installation did not pause any problem. I follow a couple of post on google but still cant seem to make it work
[19:10] <zongo> linux is great but really not straight forward
[19:10] <Turbolinux> Is there a suitable sound converter program for Ubuntu?
[19:10] <zongo> it's a bit twisted
 really?
[19:10] <Sioux_33> :)
[19:10] <zongo> yep
[19:10] <moijk> Turbolinux: http://sox.sourceforge.net/
[19:10] <zongo> no real doc as well
[19:10] <doleyb> Turbolinux: sox is popular if you like shells
[19:11] <zongo> loads on google that is a fact
[19:11] <netijak> i cannot save images from firefox (save image as...) only drag and drop on desktop... i tried making a new profile but nothing happened
[19:11] <skullcandy> Hey guys, how do you install new fonts in ubuntu? i want to install the coca cola font and pepsi font
[19:11] <zongo> but nothing really about what is happening under the surface
[19:11] <hareldvd> is there an alternative to the pulse-audio service?
[19:11] <zongo> just steps to follow but no explanation as far as why it might not work
[19:11] <hmw> !sound
[19:12] <jrib> !font > skullcandy
[19:12] <jrib> skullcandy: basically, copy it to ~/.fonts
[19:12] <Quirked> k, so it's a compiz issue I suppose now....
[19:13] <Leonard> Afternoon guys - I am having some problem getting atheros wireless card (AR5001) to work, anyone have experience here? I tried madwifi but it really didn't like it, compat-wireless seemed to fix the problem and was working, but I had to make a fresh install of Ubuntu (9.10) and the same compat-wireless installation doesn't work :(
[19:13] <zongo> can aynone tell me where the mozilla plugins go ?
[19:13] <Leonard> I have a Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo LI 2727
[19:13] <isolat3dsh33p> ikonia, it's solved. Sorry for the troubles. And thank you very much :-)
[19:14] <bakeneko> Anyone know how to determine which driver I'm using for my audio card?  It doesn't sound right to me.
[19:14] <Turbolinux> Thank you for your help mojik and doleyb but isn't there a graphical type program?
[19:15] <hareldvd> ubottu said (yea the bot) to double click the volume control. Where the hack is that volume control???
[19:16] <hareldvd> ubottu, I was hoping someone intelligent will reply. Whoever is responsible for that unintelligent bot. Please make it behave.
[19:16] <GRUBaDubDub> test
[19:16] <doleyb> Turbolinux: there are many graphical audio programs.  Such as audacity.
 im new to ubuntu use it for the last few months to be honest like it and know how difficult can be to for example make my sound card working etc thats the human nature really i feel nice when im trying trying and after 2 weeks see thats not possible my sound wouldnt work i feel like kill my laptop then im trying ones more and wow my card is working :) wasted 3 weeks to get it working today im thinking if i should start to learn about c++ cos my tv
[19:16] <Sioux_33>  card is not supported so people from linuxtv told me to learn C++ and make my own driver :) thats the fun about linux really i realise how little about linux i really know almost nothing every time i seat and start ubuntu i discover something new. i would stay with ubuntu for a long time
[19:16] <daftykins> anyone want to help me with samba? :) official channel is dead
[19:16] <skullcandy> Hey guys, how do you install a desktop gadget like windows 7 that has a bandwith moniter and the temperature outside? with time / date? :S
[19:17] <hmw> skullcandy: conky
[19:17] <skullcandy> whats a conky?
[19:17] <hmw> skullcandy: conky or gdesklets
[19:17] <skullcandy> got a link to a tutorial ?
[19:17] <hmw> no, but google has
[19:18] <Leonard> nobody got any idea on compat-wireless? and/or getting wireless working in ubuntu (atheros/ar5001)
[19:18] <esmir__> hi everyone, i just want to know if it exist a software that recognizes voices by microphone in order to write texts with it in spanish
[19:18] <skullcandy> hmw... it was just a simple request dude. thanks for partially helping me..
[19:18] <daftykins> skullcandy: you get what you pay for.
[19:19] <ash30> hi everybody
[19:19] <hmw> skullcandy: sudo apt-get install conky, find some configs on google, put in ~/.conkyrc
 i got ath5007 and no probs with it
[19:19] <Turbolinux> Doleyb: Yes I know but isn't there another program for this need? I want to convert my .ogg music files to .mp3 format.
[19:19] <hmw> skullcandy: and you will want to create an autostart for conky, System / Preferences / Startup Applications
[19:20] <esmir__> hi everyone, i just want to know if it exist a software that recognizes voices by microphone in order to write texts with it in spanish
[19:20] <skullcandy> thankyou hmw
[19:20] <ilgeniodelmale> ciao
[19:20] <Besogon> Hi there. Are virtualization and cloud computing the therms which means the same?
[19:20] <ilgeniodelmale> !list
[19:20] <aktu> hi all, can anyone tell me where i can get information related to fritzbox (its got nothing to do with ubuntu)
[19:21] <seanbrystone> whats the command to see if a kernel module is loaded? I tried sudo modprobe quota_v2
[19:21] <ZykoticK9> Turbolinux, "soundconverter" is a Gnome converter for audio files -- FYI you're going to lose quality going from a lossy to lossy format like ogg to mp3
[19:21] <doleyb> Besogon: they are really different things (and more a topic for ##networking)
[19:21] <ash30> Anybody knows how to set up this GRUB 2? I have to find a way to remove all entries from the boot menu, except for those I've made in the 40_custom file. How to do it?
[19:21] <Leonard> When I installed compat-wireless, the build folder out my kernel sources has vanished - is this normal behaviour?
[19:21] <Leonard> Now I can't make it again for some reason
[19:22] <markd25> anyone need help pm me
[19:22] <ilgeniodelmale> !list
[19:23] <seanbrystone> whats the command to see if a kernel module is loaded? I tried sudo modprobe quota_v2
[19:23] <hmw> !pm | markd25
[19:23] <xfact> I have one DVD rw disk, in the middle of writing the dvd I took it off, and now when I am putting the DVD in, the whole drive is disappearing, how to rescue my DVD?
[19:23] <Turbolinux> I know Zykotick9 but it is the only way to transport song files to iPod music player.
[19:23] <Turbolinux> Thank you for your help.
[19:24] <seanbrystone> whats the command to see if a kernel module is loaded? I tried sudo modprobe quota_v2
[19:24] <Turbolinux> I will install it.
[19:24] <ZykoticK9> Turbolinux, ok i was just mentioning
[19:24] <hmw> xfact: "took it off" - you mean, you unplugged the drive or took out the disk while it was being written to?
[19:24] <^mNotIntelligent> bye everyone
[19:24] <ilgeniodelmale> ! list
[19:24] <ash30> To those that are familiar with GRUB 2. I have to find a way to remove all entries from the boot menu, except for those I've made in the 40_custom file. How should I do it?
[19:25] <ZykoticK9> ilgeniodelmale, please stop with the !list it won't work
[19:25] <xfact> hmw, second, took the disk off, now how to rescue my RW disk
[19:25] <hmw> xfact: i dont understand "taking a disk off"
[19:25] <Losha> ash30: hand edit the resulting grub.cfg file, and just live with the fact that every time there's a kernel/grub update you'll have to re-edit...
[19:25] <hmw> xfact: ah... ok, got it... uhm... *thinking*
[19:26] <xfact> hmw, ok it's like you press the lead off button and a try comes out with your disk
[19:26] <ilgeniodelmale> !bot
[19:26] <ash30> losha: it is impossible to hand edit the grub.cfg, even in root mode
[19:26] <hmw> xfact: if you are lucky, you can re-format the disk. It's possible that you killed the disk :(
[19:26] <Losha> ash30: nonsense...
[19:26] <xfact> hmw, well, a RW disk can be killed?
[19:26] <ash30> losha: nope, it's the way grub 2 is designed
[19:27] <hmw> xfact: yes, i destroyed one, once.
[19:27] <skullcandy> hey guys, how do you move the concky file to the right side of the desktop ?
[19:27] <hmw> skullcandy: read the manual... man conky
[19:27] <seanbrystone> whats the command to see if a kernel module is loaded? I tried sudo modprobe quota_v2
[19:27] <Losha> ash30: I used to hand edit my grub.cfg to get rid of entries I didn't want. As long as you don't run update-grub, it's fine...
[19:27] <xfact> Well, Rest in peace my moserbare disk, I will miss you :(
[19:27] <abstrakt> is there a default firewall turned on in Ubuntu 9.10 ?
[19:28] <ZykoticK9> abstrakt, nope
[19:28] <Boondoklife> abstrakt: there should not be
[19:28] <ash30> losha: wtf? how did you manage to save the changes to grub.cfg? editing it via sudo won't work!
[19:28] <chris__> o
[19:28] <bakeneko> Could use a live CD.
[19:29] <chris__> hello
[19:29] <abstrakt> k, so if i wanted to turn on a firewall with some relatively sane default settings, what rule set should i use?
[19:29] <Leonard> If I have used make && make install to install something in ubuntu, then uninstall to remove, what do I need to do to make it again?
[19:29] <jrib> !grub2 | ash30
[19:29] <xfact> ash30, Please be kind and cool
[19:29] <Leonard> I want to make with other settings then install again
[19:29] <abstrakt> i basically just don't want anyone to be able to even try to connect
[19:29] <abstrakt> unless it's one of the few regular applications i use and I initiate the connection
[19:29] <ilgeniodelmale> ciao aiutatemi perpiacere per ottenere la lista?
[19:29] <Losha> ash30: dunno why you say that. It's just a text file. update-grub writes to it....
[19:29] <ChogyDan> Leonard: make clean?
[19:29] <jrib> Leonard: depends on the software... but you probably want to run ./configure again with your new options before you run make
[19:29] <Leonard> ok
[19:29] <ZykoticK9> !checkinstall > Leonard
[19:29] <abstrakt> what's a sane default ruleset?
[19:29] <cryptica> ash30: you can simply make the other scripts (10_linux etc.) non-executable so only 40_custom gets used
[19:30] <abstrakt> and is there any gui type system that will bring up a dialog notifying me when one of my programs is blocked by the firewall and will allow me to add an exception for that program on the fly?
[19:30] <Losha> !it | ilgeniodelmale
[19:30] <abstrakt> or is it all still manual text editing for now?
[19:30] <abstrakt> e.g. iptables
[19:30] <ash30> cryptica: thank you, that might work
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[19:31] <Leonard> make: *** /lib/modules/2.6.31-20-generic/build: No such file or directory. Stop
[19:31] <ilgeniodelmale> grazie
[19:31] <Leonard> Why would build no longer exist?
[19:31] <ikonia> !info linux-image
[19:31] <seanbrystone> whats the command to see if a kernel module is loaded? I tried sudo modprobe quota_v2
[19:31] <Leonard> seanbrystone: lsmod
[19:31] <ikonia> seanbrystone: lsmod
[19:31] <seanbrystone> thanks :)
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> Seanbrystone: lsmod | less
[19:31] <ChogyDan> ash30: fyi, the file is locked because they really want you to try and make the builder scripts work out for you, ie write your own custom script at the worst
[19:32] <Boondoklife> abstrakt: you can use gufw. but it doesnt notify you if something is blocked
[19:32] <ikonia> Leonard: make the build directory
[19:32] <Boondoklife> abstrakt: it does give you a gui to start/stop the firewall and add exceptions.
[19:32] <Leonard> ikonia: how? It was already there when I got the kernel headers
[19:32] <ikonia> Leonard: just do a mkdir, not sure why it's gone
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Leonard: sudo mkdir /folder/you/need
[19:33] <soreau> seanbrystone: If you don't get any output from the modprobe command, it's usually a sign of success. Use 'lsmod' to view the list of currently loaded kernel modules
[19:33] <ash30> ChogyDan: where should I look for a tutorial on making custom scripts for the task? never done it before, used to simply edit menu.lst...
[19:33] <Leonard> ok
[19:33] <soreau> seanbrystone: Also, you can see the output of 'dmesg' for other messages
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> Ash30: menu.lst isn't used for scripting tasks, its for editting grub legacy
[19:33] <jaik> Hi, has anyone an idea, why bibtex doesn't work? Emacs sais "LaTeX: there were unresolved citations, {1} page." - I created a *.bib file. But Latex doesn't create a bbl file. Any ideas?
[19:34] <ChogyDan> ash30: see "user-defined entries"
[19:34] <seanbrystone_> ok ty soreau
[19:34] <ash30> ChogyDan: ok, thanks
[19:35] <gugu> Is there a channel for open office?
[19:35] <ikonia> openoffice.org
[19:35] <ikonia> #openoffice.org
[19:35] <Leonard> ikonia: Annoying. Now I'm getting: make[1]: *** No rule to make target `modules'. Stop.
[19:36] <Leonard> The only thing I've done is make, then make install compat wireless
[19:36] <gugu> th
[19:36] <gugu> x
[19:36] <ikonia> Leonard:why would you do make install if it's not make ?
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> !kernel | leonard, have you read this?
[19:36] <mattish> good evening
[19:36] <ikonia> Leonard: have you read the Makefile to see what options are there
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> !hi | mattish
[19:36] <Besogon> doleyb, Imagine that on one server (part of cloud) we have got installed a video game which requires many video card resurses. Do you think clients could play in it?
[19:36] <ikonia> Leonard: or the README or INSTALL files ?
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> I guess ubottu is sleeping
[19:36] <Leonard> I didnt install till after the initial make
[19:36] <Dougdoug4> Hello. Cheese seem to glitch itself whenever I start the program. It begins taking 1-3 photos, then stops for like 0.9 seconds, and then epic spams me taking nearly 100 photos and making the entire screen white.
[19:36] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: running slow
[19:36] <Dougdoug4> My Webcam works fine with other programs such as Skype, and if I press spacebar (the Cheese hotkey to take a photo) enough times, the picture taking spam stops, and Cheese runs normally.
[19:36] <Losha> ash30: or try making grub.cfg writable before you edit it...
[19:37] <ikonia> Leonard: did it make ok, no warnings or error ?
[19:37] <mattish> something alittle odd, df is showing /dev/sda2 mounted on /home as 20gb
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> Ikonia: gotcha, she's still kickass
[19:37] <Leonard> yeah- told me to uninstall and unload - I did that
[19:37] <CAPcap> how do i go about completely uninstalling then reinstalling gnome. im working inside xfce
[19:37] <mattish> yet the partition is definately 58gb (ish)
[19:37] <abstrakt> Boondoklife, ok cool thanks
[19:37] <Dougdoug4> Hello. Cheese seem to glitch itself whenever I start the program. It begins taking 1-3 photos, then stops for like 0.9 seconds, and then epic spams me taking nearly 100 photos and making the entire screen white.
[19:37] <Dougdoug4> My Webcam works fine with other programs such as Skype, and if I press spacebar (the Cheese hotkey to take a photo) enough times, the picture taking spam stops, and Cheese runs normally.
[19:37] <sYskk> how do you permanently trust a certificate ?
[19:37] <wongon> can anybody point me to a good resource for how to set up an internet connection on ubuntu on my laptop?  I've installed ubuntu already, but plugging the ethernet cable from my desktop into my laptop doesn't work...
[19:37] <Losha> mattish: ext4 filesystem?
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> Losha: any edits will be wiped next kernel install which is why editting it is not advised
[19:37] <mattish> yes Losha
[19:38] <Leonard> ikonia: no - that error was from the make
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: run; sudo lshw -C network ,websearch for the product lines.
[19:38] <ikonia> Leonard: so why did you do "make install" ?
[19:38] <Losha> ActionParsnip: Agreed. But it's an easy way to cheat if you can live with it...
[19:38] <ikonia> Leonard: that's clear it's not make sucessfully
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: if you see an ip addrss assigned you will need to manually add dns
[19:38] <Losha> mattish: I seem to recall this is a known bug in ext4. Check google...
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> Losha: better to use the long term fix ;)
[19:39] <CAPcap> how do i go about completely uninstalling then reinstalling GNOME? im working inside xfce.
[19:39] <mattish> Losha, so im guessing it is actually 58gb (ish) as i created it just reporting it wrong
[19:39] <wongon> ActionParsnip: what do I use to see what ip address is assigned? ifconfig?
[19:39] <q0_0p> how do i get my eth0 back to working?  i commented port 80 in /etc/services just to test to see if it would disable port 80.  then the network woudln't give me an IP afterwards.  I uncommented it out and still to no avail
[19:40] <q0_0p> im not able to get an ip doing sudo dhcpd eth0
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: if there are no ip addresses assigned, you can websearch for the product lines to find guides on configuring the device
[19:40] <mcsmurf> hi, what does a "+" or "-" sign in front of a time server mean when reading the output of "ntpq -p"? the man page does not seem to mention what that means
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: you will only need tools if you do not use dhcp
[19:41] <Leonard> ikonia: you may have missed my earlier message, sorry. I originally ran make with no problems, then make install, and all went fine. However the wireless hardware didn't work, so I ran the unload/uninstall as it said in the readme and tried to run make again so I could try different settings
 what about if you set the ip to static?
[19:41] <q0_0p> ActionParsnip, will try
[19:42] <wongon> For some reason, I do not see an 'inet addr' but only an 'inet6 addr' on my ubuntu laptop, but I do see both of those on my ubuntu desktop
[19:42] <ChogyDan> !purexfce > CAPcap
[19:42] <wongon> when I run 'ifconfig'
[19:42] <CAPcap> thanks ChogyDan
 if it is a desktop that never moves you can remove network manager and configure with the interfaces file. This will make it boot faster and use less ram due to no app running
[19:43] <mattish> ActionParsnip, what is the exact package to remove to get rid of network manager ?
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: then you are failing dhcp
[19:43] <mattish> as its annoying me, really doesnt work well with my 4port nic :(
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> Mattish: networkmanager I believe, search in software center
[19:44] <wongon> what command can I use to set up dhcp?
[19:44] <ikonia> wongon: the default is dhcp enabled
[19:44] <ikonia> wongon: it should already be enabled
[19:44] <Slart> wongon: client or server?
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: dhcp is defaul. You can trt: sudo dhclient eth0
 network manager and network manager common remove it using synaptic
[19:45] <macman_> hi all .. trying to capture a video from a website .. there a way to grab rtmp streams ?
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> Wongon: if you don't get dhcp you will need to see if your wired nic needs config. May even need ndiswrapper
[19:45] <mattish> ta Apache_33 I only ask as last time i tried to remove it the list of extra packages being removed was huge, so i freaked and canceled the removal
[19:45] <CAPcap> ChogyDan, to reinstall GNOME after i remove it i would < sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop >?
[19:45] <lkvv> he prwoblem might be with yore connection
[19:45] <Apache_33> nope
[19:45] <Apache_33> i removed it too
[19:45] <Apache_33> and use wicd
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> Apache_33: me too on my lappy. The desktop and servers use interfaces file :)
[19:46] <ChogyDan> CAPcap: sure
[19:46] <tome0> how can / contain 4.1GB of files when Im just using a ubuntu live cd thats 700MB?
[19:46] <gugu> Regarding openoffice, What exactly are use cases for base and calc? When should I use base and when calc?
[19:46] <Slart> tome0: I think it uses compression
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> Tome0: config files and a lot of compression
[19:46] <Slart> tome0: might be a ramdisk in there too
[19:47] <gugu> I mean what can one program do that the other can not?
[19:47] <tome0> Slart: okay, but i only have 4GB RAM
[19:47] <Dougdoug4> Hello. Cheese seem to glitch itself whenever I start the program. It begins taking 1-3 photos, then stops for like 0.9 seconds, and then epic spams me taking nearly 100 photos and making the entire screen white.
[19:47] <Dougdoug4> My Webcam works fine with other programs such as Skype, and if I press spacebar (the Cheese hotkey to take a photo) enough times, the picture taking spam stops, and Cheese runs normally.
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> Tome0: that's plenty. The most ram I have is 2gb and its run amazingly
[19:48] <mattish> lucky :p
[19:48] <tome0> ActionParsnip: Im just curious as to how it works. It cant be saving anything on my harddrive
[19:48] <ekilfoil> i need to file a bug for lucid against gtkmm... there's an upstream bug that was fixed, but the current lucid package is still the old version with the bug... what should I do?
[19:48] <mattish> my ubuntu box has to run on 1gb, with 512 dedicated to my xp vm
[19:48] <tome0> If / is larger than what contains in my RAM, then where is it?
[19:48] <mattish> runs quite happy :)
[19:48] <Slart> tome0: compressed
[19:48] <tome0> okay
[19:49] <lkvv> i think the ram is not mounted correctly
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> Tome0: it will run in ram during install and will install to hdd if asked. The whole 4gb isn't used in the live session. Most is swapped in and out as apps are used
[19:49] <lkvv> fix the road signs
[19:49] <sYskk> how do you permanently trust a server certificate ??
[19:49] <sYskk> i got to get the .crt file but i dont know how
[19:49] <tome0> Has anyone ever had the filesystem of a harddrive become corrupt so that disk utility cant even find the disk?
[19:50] <ActionParsnip> Tome0: I've had motors die but that's it
[19:50] <jrock2004> tome0: Yes
[19:50] <jolaren_> the first time I installed my server I had 1000gig.. now when I reinstalled it said I only have 920 gig.. what hapend?
[19:50] <tome0> jrock2004: how did you fix it?
[19:51] <jrock2004> tome0: Is it sata or IDE?
[19:51] <tome0> jrock2004: sata
 thats really only:)
[19:51] <lkvv> gparted
[19:51] <mikelifeguard> How can I check if I have anything installed from 'multiverse'?
[19:51] <ActionParsnip> Jolaren_: base 2 numbers rarely go to nice round numbers. Just like 37gb drives read as 35gb and 250 are 248
[19:52] <tome0> gparted doesnt find it either
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> Jrock2004: all drives are ide ;)
[19:52] <jrock2004> tome0: If you boot into bios is it detected
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> Tome0: try the manufacturers testing tool. The ultimate boot cd has the tools from the big players
[19:52] <tome0> jrock2004 hmm, its a mac so Im not sure how to do that
[19:52] <RumblePure> hello. I just installed sphinx (search engine for mysql) with make install. The stuff is supposed to be in /usr/local/sphinx but there's no such thing.
[19:52] <seanbrystone_> something screwed up X, how do i fix it, the only way i can get any console at all is booting with that repair kernel or whatever its called
[19:52] <markdan> in mIRC how do i connect to more then one server
[19:52] <tome0> jrock2004: however, I succesfully wrote to it with dd
[19:53] <tome0> mark286: /server -m
[19:53] <RumblePure> Not the first time stuff that I install wont fall where I expect them to be. Any ideas where they might have gone?
[19:53] <Thundarr> markdan: than*, not then
[19:53] <wongon> I right clicked on my connection icon on the upper right, went down to 'edit connections', then highlighted 'eth0', and the connection info on both my laptop and desktop ubuntu is identical.  However, using the same cable, I can only get connection to my desktop.
[19:53] <tjingboem> i have no borders around the windows. How can i get these back?
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> Rumblepure: try: which sphinx
[19:53] <tome0> mark286: more specific /server -m irc.quakenet.org for example
[19:53] <jrock2004> tome0: Try booting a livecd and mount drive to see if it works
[19:53] <xangua> tjingboem: metacity --replace
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> Tjingboem: metacity --replace
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> Zing
[19:54] <hareldvd> $ asoundconf-gtk \n sh: /usr/bin/asoundconf: not found
[19:54] <tome0> jrock2004: I have booted ubuntu live now, dont know how to try to mount it though
[19:54] <markdan> anyone need help pm me ill be glad to help you
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> Tjingboem: you have a window decorator issue with compiz. I'd ask in #compiz
[19:54] <lkvv> is there a fast way to delete all bluetooth related applations and settings ( i do not have any bluetooth related  hardware)
[19:54] <tjingboem> thanks
[19:55] <mab1376> can anyone give me some help setting up dropbear ssh server
[19:55] <acicula> mab1376: dropbear?
[19:55] <yeahyeah> hey,long story short, system crashed, popped in ubuntu live cd, the system can find my HDD but the installer cant find it. if i right click on it i can "mount" it but i cant install ubuntu on it, anyone knows the solution or had the same problem?
[19:55] <jrock2004> tome0: Check dmesg to see it is probably sda something
[19:55] <saad_> Hello
[19:55] <mab1376> its a lightweight ssh server
[19:55] <Boondoklife> lkvv: well other than searching for blue in package manager you got me
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> Mab1376: openssh-server no good to you?
[19:55] <saad_> Does this channel provide support for xubuntu?
[19:55] <mab1376> just seems more complicated
[19:55] <acicula> mab1376: any reason not to use openssh?
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> Saad_: sure and so does #xubuntu
[19:55] <Flannel> saad_: You're welcome to ask, but if it's XFCE specific, #xubuntu might be a better place to ask
[19:55] <mab1376> no
[19:56] <niazkaism> hi
[19:56] <acicula> mab1376: then stick with openssh ;)
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> Mab1376: I see. What extra does it offer?
[19:56] <mab1376> i want to connect from a windows computer using putty to make a web tunnel
[19:56] <lkvv> ok thanks
[19:56] <jti> hey im having problems with getting my ati graphics card working with a driver in ubuntu
[19:57] <saad_> I just installed xubuntu on a amd athalon 16
[19:57] <jti> can someone tell me a good driver to use with ati and ubuntu
[19:57] <jti> radeon
[19:57] <ActionParsnip> Mab1376: openssh-server does that. It adheres to the iso standard of what ssh servers supply. If it doesn't, it wouldn't be ssh
[19:57] <acicula> jti: what did you do, are you updated to the latest version?
[19:57] <yeahyeah> anyone?
 catalyst 10.2 from ati web
[19:57] <saad_> 1600+* with 256mb of ram and it's running really slow everything from opening windows to minimizing
[19:57] <Apache_33> will work with 9.10
[19:57] <jti> im running 9.1
[19:57] <mab1376> once you isntall openssh it generates public/private keys, where are they?
[19:57] <Prabz> Hi, I  noticed the file /etc/default/bluetooth is gone in 9.10. Where can I put what one would normally want to put in there now that its gone?
[19:58] <acicula> saad_: its fairly low on mem, try minimizing activity to only one open program at a time or using the somewhat lighter xubuntu os
[19:58] <ActionParsnip> !ssh | mab1376
[19:58] <acicula> mab1376: host keys go in /etc
[19:58] <octet> hello, what application shall i get to use my tv tuner with?
[19:58] <Boondoklife> Prabz: maybe /etc/bluetooth
[19:59] <acicula> octet: vlc?
[19:59] <Boondoklife> Prabz: what file are you looking for?
[19:59] <jrock2004> octet: Mythtv
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> Saad_: make sure you setup your video card and get fully updated
[19:59] <mikelifeguard> Is there an easy way to remove any packages that came from no-longer-configured repos in /etc/apt/sources.list?
[19:59] <mab1376> id_dsa.pub ?
[19:59] <saad_> acicula, yes I've tried only opening firefox and even that minimizes really slowly. Even my typing lags
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> !tv | Octet
[19:59] <yeahyeah> Anyone got time for some helping me time ? : )
[19:59] <Prabz> Boondoklife, I'm trying to setup a personal area network, http://webnesbay.com/bluetooth-personal-area-network-in-ubuntu/
[19:59] <saad_> ActionParsnip, yes I ran all of the updates.
[20:00] <saad_> acicula, I'm on the latest xubuntu os
[20:00] <Flannel> mikelifeguard: Under synaptic those are collected under "local or obsolete" packages
[20:00] <acicula> saad_: hmm that seems a bit excessive, can you check in a console with top if its really busy, doing things like indexing?
[20:00] <mikelifeguard> Flannel: This is on a server, so cli-only :)
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> Saad_: can you give the output of: lsb_release -c
[20:01] <Guest78526> i wanna start a new project for linux
[20:01] <Boondoklife> Prabz: well I have not setup a pan myself but try blueman instead of the default bluetooth applet. I find it a lot more robust and I know it has options in it for PANs
[20:01] <germs88>  /server irc.chatster.org
[20:01] <tome0> jrock2004: could it be ata3?
[20:01] <mab1376> once i get the keys, where do i put the public key?
[20:01] <saad_> ActionParsnip, it says codename: Karmic
[20:01] <saad_> acicula, top says I have 4mb of ram free. Should I pastebin the output?
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> Saad_: ok and what does: lspci | grep -i vga ,say?
[20:02] <acicula> saad_: sure
[20:02] <saad_> ActionParsnip, 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Trident Microsystems CyberBlade/i1 (rev 6a)
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> Oh jeez
[20:02] <Guest78526> hey im brand new here and its my first time using IRC
[20:03] <yeahyeah> yeah
[20:03] <acicula> !welcome | Guest78526
[20:03] <Guest78526> im looking for some help building an app
[20:03] <yeahyeah> and im looking for some help installing ubuntu !
[20:03] <Prabz> Boondoklife, thanks, I'm trying it out
[20:03] <mab1376> can someone give me some help with openssh
[20:03] <acicula> !ask | Guest78526 yeahyeah
[20:03] <Guest78526> oh yeah maybe i can help u yeahyeah
[20:04] <ActionParsnip> Saad: there are guides for those. I think you need an xorg.conf to get a decent display. You won't get compiz running on it though afaik
[20:04] <ikonia> mab1376: what's the  issue ?
[20:04] <acicula> mab1376: public keys are given to whoever wants to authenticate you
[20:04] <Boondoklife> Prabz: let me know how it goes!
[20:04] <Apache_33> yeah yeahyeah:)
[20:04] <mab1376> so where do i put the private keys?
[20:04] <saad_> acicula, http://pastebin.com/U0N2shXA
[20:04] <Prabz> Boondoklife, sure
[20:04] <acicula> mab1376: somwehere safe
[20:04]  * Guest_72174  Slaps Guest78526
[20:04] <ikonia> mab1376: in your home/$user/.ssh directory
[20:04] <yeahyeah> yeah i dont get it
[20:04] <acicula> the default .ssh location is standard
[20:04] <saad_> ActionParsnip, oh ok
[20:04] <Guest78526> whats wrong yeahyeah?
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> Mab1376: there are guides all over for using keys instead of passwords dude
[20:05] <Apache_33> yeahyeah yeah
[20:05] <yeahyeah> the ubuntu live session can find my HDD, but the live cd installer partitioner cant find it :/
[20:05] <mab1376> i just dont know how to make the daemon see they key
[20:05] <acicula> saad_: seems fine load wise, the graphics lag is not clearing up then
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> Saad: hunt round and you will find sample xorg.conf files you can try
[20:05] <obeyence> ! IM BACK!
[20:05] <obeyence> weeeee
 wb
[20:05] <acicula> saad_: so yeah maybe its the video driver
[20:05] <mab1376> when i try and connect it says server refused our key, but connects anyway
[20:06] <Prabz> Boondoklife, Using Nokia 7210.. still no progress..
[20:06] <ikonia> mab1376: if they are in /home/$user/.ssh and called id_rsa id_dsa it will be picked up by the ssh client
[20:06] <ActionParsnip> Saad: you will need: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf to get write access to the file
[20:06] <saad_> ActionParsnip, what should I be looking for? trident microsystems cyberblade xorg.conf file?
[20:06] <Boondoklife> Prabz: did you check under the blueman network settings? there are options there for pan and what not
[20:06] <saad_> oh ok
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> Saad_: use the lspci output directly. It will speed things up
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> Saad_ but yeah that's a pretty good search string
[20:07] <mab1376> ok then, let me try
[20:07] <yeahyeah> guest78526: but if i plug in my external hdd, then the installer can find that, but not my internal main drive
[20:08] <Trinidad> good afternoon everyone
[20:08] <Apache_33> good evening <Trinidad>
[20:08] <mab1376> which key do i give to the client the id_dsa.pub or the id_dsa
[20:09] <Guest78526> what does fdisk show yeahyeah?
[20:09] <ikonia> mab1376: you keep the private key on the client, and the public key is put in /home/$user/.ssh/authorized_keys file
[20:09] <Trinidad> i need help getting my modem to work in ubuntu what i have installed is gnome ppp
[20:09] <ikonia> mab1376: private on client, public on server
[20:09] <Buttery> Can anyone help me? I just recently updated all the things the update-manager told me I should update, and now when I start my computer I get Grub, but it says 'GNU Grub Version 1.97~beta4', and when I choose 'Ubuntu, Linux 2.6.31-14-generic', it attempts to start but just shows 'fsck from util-linux-ng 2.16' '/dev/sda1: clean, 241442/9584640 files, 14009560/38329074 blocks'
[20:09] <Flannel> mikelifeguard: Aptitude might be able to show you something similar in the UI.  Or you could search through all of your packages with apt-cache policy and grep out the ones that aren't available on a server
[20:09] <ikonia> !info linux-image
[20:09] <Prabz> Boondoklife, What Blueman is offering is the reverse of what I want.. It's considering my phone as the network access point.. Whereas I want to use my laptop as the NAP
[20:09] <mab1376> so rename the .pub file to authorized_keys?
[20:10] <ikonia> mab1376: no - you put it in that file
[20:10] <Trinidad> my modem is a moterola
[20:11] <Boondoklife> Prabz: when I right click on the BT icon and click local services, I get options to setup NAP and a DHCP server and enable NAT. Are you not seeing that?
 i think that there maybe many reasons i had problem with updates and upgrades too after there was high cpu usage guess something to do with xorg and ati card so i reinstalled everything and i dont upgrade or update anymore
[20:11] <yeahyeah> Guest78526: Usage: fdisk [-l] [-b SSZ] [-u] device
[20:11] <yeahyeah> E.g.: fdisk /dev/hda  (for the first IDE disk)
[20:11] <yeahyeah>   or: fdisk /dev/sdc  (for the third SCSI disk)
[20:11] <yeahyeah>   or: fdisk /dev/eda  (for the first PS/2 ESDI drive)
[20:11] <yeahyeah>   or: fdisk /dev/rd/c0d0  or: fdisk /dev/ida/c0d0  (for RAID devices)
[20:11] <FloodBot4> yeahyeah: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:11] <Prabz> Boondoklife, yes, i saw that, but then, how do you get the phone to connect
[20:12] <ZykoticK9> !paste > yeahyeah
[20:13] <Boondoklife> Prabz: now for that I dont have a clue, only use sonyericssons here. But for a shot in the dark there should be a networking section on the phone and if it is capable then connecting to a PAN should be there. BTW are you trying to browse the net on the phone through the pc?
[20:13] <Buttery> Apache - so I'd have to reinstall Ubuntu?
[20:13] <ai9371_> how do i change the permissions to read write everyone
[20:13] <ai9371_> for a folder
[20:13] <Prabz> Boondoklife, yes, I'm trying to do browse the net on the phone through the pc
[20:13] <Buttery> Also, I think it may have something to do with 'modem-manager', because when I click ctrl+alt+delete after it says that, it says something about modem-manager and then reboots
[20:14] <Buttery> Is there any way I can remove 'modem-manager' from the grub command line?
[20:14] <IdleOne> How do I change permission of folder and all it's contents from root to my user?
[20:14] <ZykoticK9> ai9371_, "chmod a+rwx FOLDERNAME"
[20:14] <Guest78526> dont do that idleone, some files must be owned by root
[20:15] <IdleOne> Guest78526: these are media files
[20:15] <thewhistler> where is the linux chat room ?
[20:15] <Boondoklife> Prabz: I would pop onto a nokia forum and see if there is a walkthrough on connecting it to a pan
[20:15] <IdleOne> thewhistler: ##linux
[20:15] <Guest78526> ok. then the command is chown -R user:group directory
 thats what i did dont know what problem u got dont know your graphic card etc ask others maybe u will get it working maybe not:) thats the fun about ubuntu:) my experience i downloaded 700mb ubuntu live cd installed it downloaded anotehr gigs of data drivers upgrades and like that few times :) today i dont do anything anymore just fresh ubuntu 9.10 install and everythign is working perfect so what for i need
[20:15] <Apache_33> kernel 2.6.31.20 if my 2.6.31.14 working fine
[20:15] <IdleOne> Guest78526: thank you
[20:16] <yeahyeah> Guest78526: http://paste.ubuntu.com/395277/ sorry for repost, but there is the  paste :)
[20:16] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, "chown -R user:user folder"
[20:16] <Prabz> Boondoklife, I'm facing another problem, with dhcp3-server.. maybe that's why it's not connecting
[20:16] <IdleOne> ZykoticK9: so chown -R root:idleone /path/to/folder ?
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> Zykotick9: could use $USER ;)
[20:16] <Prabz> Boondoklife, dhcp3-server fails to start
[20:17] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, that would leave root as owner is that what you want?
[20:17] <Guest78526> chown -R idleone path
[20:17] <IdleOne> ZykoticK9: no I want idleone as owner
[20:17] <theadmin> Woah. Expirementing around caused my system to die. What was the name of that package which shows as "Movie Player" in Sound & Video menu?
[20:17] <Dougdoug4> Hello. Cheese seem to glitch itself whenever I start the program. It begins taking 1-3 photos, then stops for like 0.9 seconds, and then epic spams me taking nearly 100 photos and making the entire screen white.
[20:17] <Dougdoug4> My Webcam works fine with other programs such as Skype, and if I press spacebar (the Cheese hotkey to take a photo) enough times, the picture taking spam stops, and Cheese runs normally.
[20:17] <Guest78526> specify the colon and group if u wanna change the group too
[20:17] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, so "sudo chown -R idleone:idleone /path/to/folder"
[20:18] <IdleOne> ok thank you ZykoticK9 and Guest78526
[20:18] <SchneeSchwarz> theadmin: totem
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> Idleone: use the username for both, makes so nobody else can access
[20:18] <theadmin> SchneeSchwarz: Thanks. It totally is no good lol gotta remove it as soon as everything finishes upgrading.
[20:18] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: this folder also needs to be shared to Windows
[20:18] <theadmin> IdleOne: Windows ignores Linux permissions ;)
[20:18] <IdleOne> so I need guest access to the folder also
[20:18] <mawst> hmm
[20:18] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, "Vive le Québec libre" ;)
[20:18] <mawst> No menu item for the archive manager
[20:18] <mawst> ?
[20:19] <mawst> or am I blind
[20:19] <theadmin> IdleOne: Or do you mean Windows on another machine?
[20:19] <Guest78526> the file permissions for windows are in your samba.conf file
[20:19] <mattish> whats the advantage of pulseaudio ? should i be using it ?
[20:19] <git__> anyone have problem with notify-send timeout?
[20:19] <theadmin> mawst: You can create one.
[20:19] <IdleOne> theadmin: windows on another machine
[20:19] <mawst> theadmin: any idea what the binary is called?
[20:19] <Apache_33> "Vive le Québec libre" <ZykoticK9> no no no
[20:19] <git__> notify-send 0.4.5 isn't timing out as I specify
[20:19] <theadmin> mawst: file-roller
[20:19] <mawst> Thanks
[20:19] <IdleOne> ZykoticK9: hmm yeah but how did you know I am in QC?
[20:19] <Guest78526> i use pulseaudio for network sound mattish
[20:19] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, launchpad stalking
[20:19] <mattish> ah ok bit like arts ?
[20:19] <IdleOne> hahaha
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> Idleone: that's fine, it will be accessible as samba will permit guest access if you wish or you can use authentication using smbpasswd and then make a group with the user and other users you want to give access to
[20:20] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: ok thank you
[20:20] <Guest78526> i have two systems and one set of speakers so i use pulseaudio to redirect the sound
[20:20] <mab1376> when i try and connect from my windows pc using putty i get "unable to use key file".
[20:20] <Boondoklife> Prabz: hmm that is odd, Im gonna fire up an old SE I have here and see if I can get it working.
[20:21] <theadmin> Say, are there any advantages in GRUB2 at all? Same question about gdm2
[20:21] <ActionParsnip> Idleone: you can specify folder access in smb.conf or maybe the gui think in nautilus (not used that personally I always use smb.conf)
[20:21] <Guest78526> i still use my pentium 3 as a file server
[20:21] <theadmin> They seem to be a huge downfall, both of them
[20:21] <Prabz> Boondoklife, I also have an SE W300i, can't use that either.. :-/
[20:21] <Slart> I can't unmount a filesystem on my ubuntu system.. sudo umount /dev/sdd2 just gives me "umount bla bla bla, device is busy". "fuser -m /dev/sdd2" gives me nothing, "lsof | grep -i /media/disk1" also gives me nothing.. any other ways I can figure out what is keeping my volume busy?
[20:21] <Boondoklife> Prabz: Im gonna be trying with a k550i, ill get back to ya in a bit when I know whats up.
[20:21] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: ok I chown -R the folder but when I go to nautilus and check permissions it still has root as owner
[20:21] <ActionParsnip> Grub2: it has some nice scripting abilities and logic which can be used. Personally I find it a bit ott
[20:21] <wizzo50> How do you open a tar.bz.2 file?
[20:22] <IdleOne> I assume I need to use sudo chown -R??
[20:22] <Prabz> Boondoklife, Thanks, hope to hear from u soon
[20:22] <theadmin> wizzo50: It's an archive. Double-click it, it should open in the Archive Manager
[20:22] <wizzo50> How do you open a tar.bz2 file?
[20:22] <Boondoklife> Prabz: may take a min as im doing a book report at the same time. Who ever heard of a 7-10 page book report!?!
[20:22] <Guest78526> tar -xjf
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> Idleone: check your command and the pwd if you are using relative follder referencing
[20:22] <Prabz> Boondoklife, lol
[20:22]  * mattish is likeing virtualbox
[20:22] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, yes to sudo if they're owned by root
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> Boondoklife: read analysises of holy scriptures, they are very very long
[20:23] <theadmin> hm, what's udev? Is this the thing which is responsible for /dev folder?
[20:23] <IdleOne> ZykoticK9: thanks again :)
[20:23] <steph_uniko> hi there. got a prob: i want to install apache2 via ssh on a server, but then i got this: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/2n2nQYDc   i know the package is not on the server (but a newer one) so how can i tell the server to take the newer package? =/ pls
[20:23] <Guest78526> udev is a messaging subsystem
[20:23] <Boondoklife> ActionParsnip: yea but this was 160 pg pdf put together by the professor.
[20:24] <wizzo50> How do you open a tar.bz2 file?
[20:24] <IdleOne> thanks ZykoticK9 and ActionParsnip, Guest78526 you also :)
[20:24] <Boondoklife> I could do 15 pages easy on a holy scripture, but some guy ranting about finances! i mean really?
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> Boondoklife; I see, not too unreasonable
[20:24] <Guest78526> hey dumb question. how do i get a name on here and not be guest? ive never used IRC b4?
[20:24] <jrib> wizzo50: why?  What do you want to accomplish?
[20:24] <mattish> type /nick <yourname>
[20:24] <erUSUL> theadmin: yes udev generates the dev/ folder
[20:24] <jrib> Guest78526: /nick whatever_you_want   then see ubottu
[20:24] <TomFarr> any russian users?
[20:24] <jrib> !register | Guest78526
[20:24] <wizzo50> Update my firefox using Ubuntu
[20:24] <IdleOne> Guest78526: /nick SuperLeetNick
[20:24] <Slart> !ru | TomFarr
[20:24] <erUSUL> Guest78526: choose a nick that is not already taken
[20:25] <theadmin> TomFarr: Me and everyone on #ubuntu-ru
[20:25] <Guest78526> ok thanks guys
[20:25] <Boondoklife> ActionParsnip: I can sum it up in one sentence, stop spending, start saving, and watch your investments. summary done! =P
[20:25] <TomFarr> Slart I'm banned!!!
[20:25] <xangua> wizzo50: use either 'firefox-stable ppa' or 'ubuntuzilla'
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> Guest78526: the name you tried is taken so you are given a guest name
[20:25] <Slart> TomFarr: sure it's not that you're not registered?
[20:25] <wolter> does anybody own a canon ip1800
[20:25] <wolter> ?
[20:25] <Slart> !register | TomFarr
[20:25] <Guest78526> oh i c. shit i like the name vomit
[20:25] <theadmin> Slart: He's banned from #ubuntu-ru i guess
[20:25] <IdleOne> Guest78526: keep the language clean please
[20:25] <Slart> wolter: probably.. I'm guessing you might be someone that does
[20:26] <wizzo50> xangua thanks
[20:26] <TomFarr> Slart I'm banned from IP!!!
[20:26] <ActionParsnip> Boondoklife: expand on the methods discussed as well as you opinions and what other dudes have said and compare
[20:26] <wolter> Slart, yes, I was wondering if anybody had tried using it with the canon ip1900 drivers
[20:26] <Slart> wolter: if you have a question about it you might have better luck just asking the question right away
[20:26] <Boondoklife> Prabz: hey sorry gonna have to wait for the wife to get home, forgot I dont have a sim for this one.
[20:26] <IdleOne> TomFarr: #ubuntu-ops might be able to help you
[20:26] <theadmin> Slart: Those guys there are actually crazy, admins are all like doing nothing
[20:26] <Prabz> Boondoklife, ok, not a problem
[20:26] <theadmin> TomFarr: I am russian, you can ask me if you want, just PM
[20:26] <Slart> TomFarr: I can't really help you with that.. I'm not sure where the ops for the russian channel hang out.. perhaps in #ubuntu-ops .. I'm not sure
[20:27] <Redwar> Hello
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> Wolter: check http://www.openprinting.org
[20:27] <wolter> Has anybody tried the canon ip1800 with the new ip1900 open-to-public ip1900 drivers?
[20:27] <Boondoklife> ActionParsnip: Yea that is what Im doing, it just feels like im fluffing and I hate papers like that.
[20:27] <Wunderkind> so i download foobar but it wont install...where am i going wrong?
[20:27] <wolter> ok A
[20:27] <Prabz> Boondoklife, All i want to do is to update my phone's firmware, :)
[20:27] <Redwar> Lol
[20:27] <obeyence> Why am i having X server errors after i try and run a game on wine?
 zdrastwujte dont knwo if its correct:)
[20:27] <Boondoklife> ActionParsnip: but this is way ot so yea ;)
[20:27] <theadmin> obeyence: Try enabling desktop emulation in winecfg
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> Boondoklife: shows you understand and have read the piece. That's all the guy/gal wants
[20:27] <obeyence> Yep i have it on
[20:27] <Slart> Apache_33: huh?
[20:27] <Jon-> Easiest way to sort a du -h -a by size? They are all listed on the left of each line, but I am new to Linux and don't know how to sort something like that.
[20:27] <theadmin> obeyence: Hm, strange, shouldn't give any problems then
[20:27] <obeyence> Infact im running this chat thing in the virtual desktop now
 im trying:)
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> Jon-: pipe the output into sort
[20:28] <Boondoklife> Prabz: can't you do that via usb?
[20:28] <Slart> Jon-: pipe to sort?   ie  du -h -a | sort ?
[20:28] <theadmin> obeyence: And what on earth is the point of that?
[20:28] <TomFarr> theadmin - sorry, My English so bad... I don't have any question about linux or ubuntu - just flame...
[20:28] <hmw> where is that guy, that was talking to me about CONKY ??
[20:28] <theadmin> TomFarr: Err... o_O
 sleeping
[20:28] <Slart> Apache_33: I don't speak russian if that's what you're trying to do
[20:28] <acamargo> hello. a question about lucid lynx. where is sun-java6-plugin? yes, I added multiverse.
[20:28] <Guest78526> u can sort by columns and keys. look in the man page for sort
[20:28] <CAPcap> what is the default Window manager in ubuntu?
[20:28] <Slart> !lucid | acamargo
[20:28] <theadmin> acamargo: #ubuntu+1 for Lucid
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> !lucid | acamargo
[20:28] <hmw> Apache_33: i just lost him, my pidgin crashed
[20:28] <ZykoticK9> acamargo, #ubuntu+1 for lucid support -- add the Partner repository
[20:28] <Jon-> Slart: ActionParsnip Sort doesn't give the desired output
[20:28] <Slart> CAPcap: metacity? or compiz?
[20:29] <Slart> Jon-: hang on.. let me try
[20:29] <obeyence> does it matter the pont?
[20:29] <obeyence> the point is that im ahead of you.
[20:29] <obeyence> Now what?
[20:29] <Guest78526> im still a command line junkie
[20:29] <Prabz> Boondoklife, Silly nokia.. They don't have such cool things as Sony Ericsson Update Service.. They do have free over the air upgrades. but that involves a lot of download charges. Another option is to connect to the internet via a bluetooth access point
[20:29] <macombaland> Anyone feel like helping a noob?
[20:29] <theadmin> Whatever... Goodbye everyone
[20:29] <ActionParsnip> Jon-: then read the sort man page and grep/awk, it can be done. I'd ask in #bash
[20:29] <Guest78526> im a noob
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> !ask | macombaland
[20:30] <CAPcap> Slart yeah ive re-installed them. still having problems. in fact ive uninstalled and reinstalled the gnome environment entirely
 sorry it wasnt for you was for u :)<theadmin>
[20:30] <Boondoklife> Prabz: got ya. Well if I forget, just pm me and ask Ill be on.
[20:30] <Slart> Apache_33: ah.. I see =)
[20:30] <acamargo> hmm, shame on me. sorry. going to #ubuntu+1
[20:30] <MutantTurkey> Hai guyz i just installed ubuntu lunix on my  laptop last week and now for some rezon when i hit the on button and now noting happens. is that because i used the update thing to install the new firefox?
[20:30] <Guest78526> but ive been using linux since bsd 4.2 on a vax 11/750
[20:30] <Slart> Jon-: ah.. now I see.. du lists stuff as 96k, 2.8M and so on.. hmm
[20:30] <mattish> daft question, how can i tell if my cpu is dual core or just HT ?
[20:30] <Guest78526> unix i mean
[20:30] <marcus__> Is it possible to do a notify using Bash, just like pyNotify?
[20:31] <Prabz> Boondoklife, ok, no problem.. :)
[20:31] <wolter> ActionParsnip, open printing doesn't list it
[20:31] <MutantTurkey> Hai guyz i just installed ubuntu lunix on my  laptop last week and now for some rezon when i hit the on button and now noting happens. is that because i used the update thing to install the new firefox?
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Mutantturkey: ok what happens whrn you try to boot
[20:31] <ZykoticK9> mattish, "cat /proc/cpuinfo" find out the model name then search google for info on the cpu
[20:31] <MutantTurkey> ActionParsnip: it comes up saying ubuntu wahtever with the bar
[20:31] <MutantTurkey> and gets stuck randomly
[20:31] <Wunderkind> :D
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> Wolter: ok try websearching: printer make printer model ubuntu
[20:31] <Wunderkind> <3 ubuntu
[20:31] <MutantTurkey> i come back like twenty minute and then it says error kernel panic
[20:31] <mattish> model name is just pentium d 3ghz :| i think they did both
[20:31] <marcus__> MutantTurkey: sounds like a harddrive problem. Tried booting on the live CD?
[20:31] <Wunderkind> <3 linux
[20:31] <MutantTurkey> i think it is because i updated firefox
[20:32] <jrib> marcus__: install libnotify-bin
[20:32] <Jon-> Slart: Yep, that's the issue.
[20:32] <marcus__> jrib: But how would I use that in bash? (gnome-terminal)
[20:32] <thad> sup
[20:32] <mattish> or is the d for dual ?
[20:32] <jrib> marcus__: it installs one command, notify-send
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> Mutantturkey: ok use boot options to get a text boot and watch the system. You will see where it gets stuck (stupid boot splash rubbish always gets in the way)
[20:32] <thad> is anyone running awesome?
[20:32] <jrib> thad: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[20:32] <MutantTurkey> okay how do i do i do boot options
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> Thad: its not supported here
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions
[20:33] <marcus__> jrib: Perfect, thanks.
[20:33] <Slart> Jon-: this thread looks interesting http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=885344
[20:33] <thad> how do i change the login screen?
[20:33] <MutantTurkey> my internets are out i said erlier firefox isnt working
[20:33] <Prabz> Boondoklife, It's just stuck at connecting to pc..
[20:33] <thad> how to change login screen?
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> Thad: use epidermis. Gdm in karmic isn't skinnable afaik
[20:33] <Prabz> could anybody help with dhcp3-server unables to start
[20:33] <wolter> ActionParsnip, yes, I've been there; the problem is that there are only drivers available for 32bit versions of ubuntu and I use 64bit
[20:33] <aldara> ola
[20:33] <MutantTurkey> wait i called my friend he said i get rid of the quiet option but i dont know how to do that
[20:34] <wolter> ActionParsnip, I might upgrade lucid to 32bit but seems a bit stupid to have that as a reason
[20:34] <MutantTurkey> do i just type in quiet when it gets to the bar that says ubuntu
[20:34] <thad> how do i get epidermis
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> Wolter: ah then you may have to use 32bit to acommodate your printer
[20:34] <wolter> !es | aldara
[20:34] <mattish> is it worth running a 64bit host os ? any real advantage ?
[20:34] <macman_>  i installed safari in wine i removed it manually but for some reason it says its installed still .. how do i completeley remove it from wine
[20:34] <thad> how do i get epidermis
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> Thad: websearch around there are guides. Personally I think its pointless for something on the screen for all of 5 seconds
[20:34] <wolter> ActionParsnip, oh wait! http://www.blogternals.com/2009/07/09/canon-ip1800-ubuntu/
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> Thad: quit repeating will you
[20:34] <wolter> ActionParsnip, it appears that link supports 64 too :)
[20:35] <MutantTurkey> hellppp guys i dunno how to make it work
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> Wolter: nice
[20:35] <kamada> MutantTurkey: hammertime
[20:35] <MutantTurkey> my dad says he is gonna beat me if i cant get it working
[20:35] <thad> thats cool its your opinion and i didnt ask for it
[20:35] <Prabz> mattish, if you have more than 3 GB of RAM, you need to run a 64 bit OS to use more than 3 GB
[20:35] <k0sh> when i booted ubuntu from pendrive on my netbook my firefox isnt working and keyboard caught flames all of sudden, how to prevent that in the future? the ff problem is easy since i can just install explorer, but that flaming keyboard is really scary, anyone help?
[20:35] <Slart> mattish: apart from the memory size.. not really
[20:35] <kamada> MutantTurkey: need the number for childline? XDDDD
[20:35] <thad> how do i change loginscreen
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> Thad: you have a solution, go find it
[20:35] <MutantTurkey> =[ yes
[20:35] <Wunderkind> lols
[20:35] <mattish> thought as much, only got 1gb in this work desktop so not really worth it
[20:35] <kamada> MutantTurkey: 08001111
[20:35] <Slart> mattish: on the other hand.. there isn't really a reason not to =)
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> Thad: I told you
[20:36] <mattish> im already up and running on 32bit so reinstall hastle
[20:36] <MutantTurkey> no br rly i need to get this working cuz he said something about calling these people to put windoz on but i dunz wnat it
[20:36] <MutantTurkey> helps
[20:36] <Slart> mattish: ah.. nevermind then.. no reason to switch
[20:36] <david111> Hi yall whats up
[20:36] <mattish> when i next re-install i will go 64
[20:36] <david111> I need help
[20:36] <duckx> lol
[20:36] <duckx> ok
[20:36] <MutantTurkey> david111: there is a big line
[20:36] <MutantTurkey> me firest
[20:37] <CAPcap> OK I've finally pinpointed the issue with my windows. Metacity isn't launching when I start a GNOME session. How do I fix that? It does still work, I can run it from the terminal, but I don't want to have to do that.
[20:37] <david111> ok fine
[20:37] <ginbuntu> the ps3 slim is nowhere as slim as the ps2 slim :(
[20:37] <Wunderkind> so i installed ubuntu yesterday but my windows key isn't working
[20:37] <saad_> Hello
[20:37] <ginbuntu> I thought it is much smaller
[20:37] <MutantTurkey> okay so i did the quiet thing and now all it says is cannot find root image error loading initgz
[20:37] <Wunderkind> how do i get my windows ket to bring up my windows menu?
[20:37] <riktking> anyone got any cool things i can do with my linux server, other than file sharing
[20:37] <mawst> Wunderkind: install windows.
[20:37] <mawst> :P
[20:37] <Prabz> david111, go ahead, ask your problem
[20:38] <Wunderkind> :(
[20:38] <david111> what, who the heck wants to install windwos ??
[20:38] <david111> ok sorry
[20:38] <mawst> That would be neat to have the "super key" open the apps menu.
[20:38] <CAPcap> Wunderkind, you can still use it.
[20:38] <david111> I need to transfer files over wifi
[20:38] <MutantTurkey> wait can i really use windoz seven in linux? my frend sayd he wanted could do ett with a thing called Vam ware
[20:38] <Wunderkind> how do i use it CAPcap
[20:38] <riktking> Wunderkind, system>prefrences> keyboard shortcuts
[20:38] <jrib> !virtualizers | MutantTurkey
[20:38] <MutantTurkey> which ojne do ido
[20:38] <Prabz> !wifi
[20:39] <jrib> MutantTurkey: personally I'd recommend virtualbox
[20:39] <Prabz> !wifi | david111
[20:39] <MutantTurkey> how do i install thatt
[20:39] <Prabz> !wifi | david111
[20:39] <david111> thanks
[20:39] <jrib> !virtualbox | MutantTurkey
[20:39] <marcus__> !x86
[20:39] <MutantTurkey> how do u guys keep doing ! stuff
[20:39] <CAPcap> Wunderkind, depends on what you want it for. First you need to make sure you are using the right keyboard layout. For example: When I started on Ubuntu the default layout didn't recognize that key at all. I had to set it up to use a Dell Inspiron Laptop Keyboard.
[20:39] <MutantTurkey> does it just work
[20:39] <MutantTurkey> !kernel panic at bar thing
[20:40] <jrib> !bot | MutantTurkey
[20:40] <saad_> does anyone know if i can install LXDE and remove gnome/KDE within xubuntu?
[20:40] <marcus__> saad_: Use Synaptic.
[20:40] <MutantTurkey> ubottu does that mean frog in portuguese?
[20:40] <PingFloyd> of course you can
[20:40] <CAPcap> OK I've finally pinpointed the issue with my windows. Metacity isn't launching when I start a GNOME session. How do I fix that? It does still work, I can run it from the terminal, but I don't want to have to do that. So how do I make Metacity startup automatically again?
[20:40] <Prabz> Hi, i'm trying to use dhcp3-server, it always fails at initialization
[20:40] <jrib> MutantTurkey: a ra?
[20:41] <MutantTurkey> what aboot ra?
[20:41] <Wunderkind> !windows
[20:41] <saad_> marcus__, thanks. Would I just need to install lxde and later uninstall gnome?
[20:41] <jrib> MutantTurkey: never mind
[20:41] <marcus__> saad_: I believe so. Because until then, you can change between lxde & gnome at the login.
[20:41] <MutantTurkey> so i need help, it still says kernel image thingy
[20:41] <macman_>  i installed safari in wine i removed it manually but for some reason it says its installed still .. how do i completeley remove it from wine
[20:41] <Nooelia> Habla español?
[20:41] <CAPcap> Wunderkind, depends on what you want it for. First you need to make sure you are using the right keyboard layout. For example: When I started on Ubuntu the default layout didn't recognize that key at all. I had to set it up to use a Dell Inspiron Laptop Keyboard.
[20:42] <Nooelia> Alguien habla español?
[20:42] <Emanon> !es | Nooelia
[20:42] <williamgates> MutantTurkey: whats the problem?
[20:42] <jrib> MutantTurkey: you have to be more specific than "kernel image thingy"
[20:42] <Wunderkind> thx CAPcap
[20:42] <Wunderkind> can i send you nudes as a thank you?
[20:42] <MutantTurkey> williamgates: when i boot it keeps hanging on some kernel thjing
[20:42] <CAPcap> lol
[20:42] <williamgates> MutantTurkey: i'd recommend windows 7
[20:42] <CAPcap> no ;)
[20:42] <Wunderkind> :(
[20:42] <Jon-> Wunderkind: You can send them to me instead ;P
[20:42] <Wunderkind> i'm 13
[20:43] <Jon-> Haha
[20:43] <MutantTurkey> williamgates: it wont work on my laptop or something
[20:43] <Wunderkind> just so you know
[20:43] <MutantTurkey> Wunderkind: i am too!
[20:43] <Jon-> I was only kidding.
[20:43] <yertle> @dajala
[20:43] <Wunderkind> methinks Jon- might be spending some time in jail...
[20:43] <williamgates> MutantTurkey: everyone knows linux doesnt work as well as windows 7
[20:43] <williamgates> im sure t will work
[20:43] <MutantTurkey> williamgates: but my frend said i cant get viurs things
[20:43] <Jon-> methinks Wunderkind did not realise Jon- was being sarcastic. ;D
[20:43] <david111> Prabz, hi, thanks, but that page doesn't tell me how exactly to transfer a file from my laptop to another device over WiFi. Can you help?
[20:43] <kn100> MutantTurkey, ignore him, he's trolling.
[20:43] <conb123> Hiya I feel like I need a change so tonight I am going to switch to kubuntu. I realise I could just install kde over the top of this ubuntu box but I'd prefer to do a fresh install. So anyway my question is how can I make a list of all my currently installed programs so that I can install them again in kubuntu?
[20:43] <MutantTurkey> cause when ever i got on prons sites i always get these popups
[20:44] <MutantTurkey> kn100: whats a troll?
[20:44] <PingFloyd> MutantTurkey: turn off scripting or use noscript
[20:44] <williamgates> MutantTurkey: thats a lie spread by linux zealots. windows 7 incorporates new security measures that are far superior to any linux distribution
[20:44] <Getafix> Hello. Got Neverwinter Nights 1 running on Hardy, but runs in a window - how do I make it run full screen?
[20:44] <Emanon> http://media.ebaumsworld.com/picture/petro1/Seat.png
[20:44] <marcus__> conb123: You could try to save the output of dpkg -l, but that would just be a flood.
[20:44] <mneptok> williamgates: stop please
[20:44] <Prabz> david111, are you using ubuntu or kubuntu?
[20:44] <kn100> williamgates, can I direct you towards #windows/
[20:44] <williamgates> mneptok: what?
[20:44] <Jon-> williamgates: lol you troll
[20:44] <meymey> can somebody tell me how to get rid of that white box on my screen's left corner
[20:44] <MutantTurkey> PingFloyd: is that in the synaptic thing?
[20:44] <Prabz> david111, did u setup an adhoc connection first?
[20:44] <williamgates> im not trolling, its an opinion
[20:44] <kn100> MutantTurkey, somebody who gets fun out of annoying others
[20:44] <Emanon> !opinion
[20:44] <PingFloyd> MutantTurkey: it's a firefox addon
[20:44] <Slart> !clone | conb123
[20:44] <kn100> MutantTurkey, best avoided
[20:45] <meymey> which list all the processes
[20:45] <PingFloyd> MutantTurkey: just search in firefox's addon menu
[20:45] <MutantTurkey> kn100: okay is that that xkcd joke about beating people up at ren fairs
[20:45] <mneptok> williamgates: this is #ubuntu, a support channel. either ask for or provide support, or take your IRC client elsewhere.
[20:45] <kn100> MutantTurkey, Sorry, I haven't been here all the time, what's your issue?
[20:45] <Emanon> WOA there is an opinion command?!
[20:45] <david111> prabz
[20:45] <Emanon> i was joking
[20:45] <marcus__> williamgates: If it's an oppinion, please do not type it as a statement.
[20:45] <conb123> Slart: Hmmm thanks but wouldn't that also install things incompatible with kubuntu?
[20:45] <williamgates> marcus__: how should i type it then? it is also true, but nevermind
[20:46] <kn100> conb123, you can install gnome packages in KDE and vice versa
[20:46] <Jon-> marcus__: Why is it that if a Ubuntu pro comment is made, or an anti-microsoft, no one bats an eyelash. The opposite is done, and the entire IRC shits bricks. Fair much?
[20:46] <PingFloyd> williamgates: I doubt you know much about security in general
[20:46] <Slart> conb123: yes.. it would basically install gnome and all the stuff you had in your "old" install
[20:46] <Prabz> david111, did you connect an adhoc network?
[20:46] <marcus__> williamgates: Add "I think that.."
[20:46] <williamgates> Jon-: thankyou!
[20:46] <weechat_user> i
[20:46] <Emanon> cause this is a ubuntu chanel Jon-
[20:46] <guntbert> !language | Jon-
[20:46] <williamgates> so we're only allowed biased opinions?
[20:46] <Jon-> Emanon: Is it also "$bashmicrosoft"?
[20:46] <david111> Prabz, nope, not sure how to do that? where do I find that? did see it somewhere.
[20:46] <kn100> Jon-, because the comment was irrelevant to the actual discussion. this is a _support_ channel, not a discuss-what-os-is-the-best channel
[20:46] <Jon-> #**
[20:46] <Slart> conb123: there might be able to do some text processing voodoo on that text file though.. not really sure how though
[20:47] <meymey> can somebody tell me how to remove  the task list which appear on a white box
[20:47] <ZykoticK9> !ot
[20:47] <Prabz> david111, please explain what you're trying to do
[20:47] <gugu> What exactly are use cases for base and calc? When should I use base and when calc?
[20:47] <Wunderkind> also i can't get windows media player and itunes to install
[20:47] <kn100> meymey, the what?
[20:47] <conb123> Slart: Hmm yeah you mean like a grep command to remove all packages relating to gnome
[20:47] <Emanon> well idk does microsoft espouse true statements about linux Jon-?
[20:47] <Wunderkind> what gives?
[20:47] <Jon-> kn100: My point is that when I come in here for assistance, 9 times out of 10, I see at least one person poking fun at Microsoft and/or Windows, and no one says a word. Someone says the opposite, and ten people unload on him and tell him to take it elsewhere. It's funny.
[20:47] <Slart> conb123: something like that yes.. might be a good start at least
[20:47] <meymey> i dont know
[20:47] <markdan> anyone need help pm me always happy to lend a hand
[20:48] <PingFloyd> Jon-: both camps are littered with fanboys, just how the internet tends to be in general
[20:48] <edi_99> Hi guys. Is there a way to restore the default value of wpa_supplicant.conf file?
[20:48] <PingFloyd> Jon-: personally, I don't mind constructive criticism of anything.
[20:48] <kn100> Jon-, and which OS you think is the best is totally subjective
[20:49] <Emanon> Jon- http://ixnotes.wordpress.com/2009/09/06/microsoft-propaganda-handed-out-to-staples-employees/
[20:49] <conb123> Slart: Oh to hell with it, I'm just going to do it the old fashioned way and jot down anything in my menus and any non gui application I feel i particularly want
[20:49] <kn100> Jon-, For example Linux is awful at anything video rendering related, but windows doesn't even have a package manager
[20:49] <kn100> conb123, xD
[20:49] <Slart> conb123: =) good luck
[20:49]  * mattish reads the staples thing for a laugh
[20:49] <Younder> I've just fallen in love with HLA (High Level Assembler)
[20:49] <Slart> !ot
[20:49] <guntbert> kn100: Emanon please stop that discussion with Jon-
[20:49] <Emanon> ok this is gonna turn into a flame war lets take it to ot
[20:49] <PingFloyd> kn100: they've had to reverse engineer most of the non-free codecs is most of the issue
[20:49] <Jon-> kn100: PingFloyd: Again, you guys are missing the point.. you can't make it acceptable to bash one thing and not another and call yourself fairly administrating the IRC. I use both Win7 and Karmic, and I hate fanboys, so this stuff bugs me.
[20:49] <david111> Prabz, want to connect Ubuntu laptop with Blackberry wifi
[20:49] <Jon-> I will drop it.
[20:50] <Slart> Jon-: to #ubuntu-offtopic with it.. shoo..
[20:50] <Younder> so i'm writing a package for it.
[20:50] <jrib> let's move the non-support discussion elsewhere, thanks Jon-
[20:50] <mneptok> Jon-: and it's still offtopic. please stop.
[20:50] <kn100> Jon-, if you'd like to continue this, go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:50] <PingFloyd> Jon-: why are you lumping me in the same group as others?
[20:50] <david111> using wifi, and transfer a file
[20:50] <guntbert> PingFloyd: stop it too please
[20:50] <Getafix> ﻿Hello. Got Neverwinter Nights 1 running on Hardy, but runs in a window - how do I make it run full screen?
[20:50] <Younder> the defauut build and installation is insane, (written for ms-windows) but the code is good
[20:50] <Prabz> david111, is your Blackberry able to detect the laptop?
[20:51] <Slart> Getafix: using wine? you might want to check the application database.. appdb.winehq.org
[20:51] <PingFloyd> guntbert: pay more attention, I'm not one of the participants in the OS war going on in here
[20:51] <david111> no
[20:51] <meymey> it's  white box on the left upper corner. listing some process and task. i cant close it
[20:51] <david111> it cant find the wifi connection
[20:51] <mneptok> PingFloyd: stop perpetuating the discussion by asking questions about it. thanks.
[20:51] <PingFloyd> mneptok: mind your own business
[20:51] <Slart> meymey: can you take a screenshot?
[20:51] <david111> its like the laptop not broadcasting the wifi signal
[20:51] <Younder> PingFloyd, this will be an all opensource debian package
[20:51] <Getafix> Slart: no Wine, runs native - uses Terminal - but it runs in a window
[20:52] <david111> can it connect directly
[20:52] <Slart> Getafix: hmm.. then I don't know.. there isn't some kind of readme? perhaps there is a switch or parameter somewhere?
[20:52] <Jon-> You know.. God forbid we raise issues about the moderators being unfair at times. I should just hold my tongue.
[20:52] <dsnyders> Why is there an apache2 service running on my machine?  Is it needed for cups or something?
[20:52] <Slart> Jon-: you can discuss it .. in #ubuntu-offtopic.. or #ubuntu-ops
[20:53] <pedro> hi, I lost my sound driver. How I get it back again?
[20:53] <Younder> basically writing SANE makefiles and defaulting it to /usr/local/ .. src, lib, bin, doc.. that kinda thing
[20:53] <david111> prabz, you mentioned the adhoc connection
[20:53] <Slart> dsnyders: nope.. I think cups does just fine without apache
[20:53] <acicula> dsnyders: its not needed for cups, did you install php or a webapp?
[20:54] <kn100> Unusually quiet here ><
[20:55] <Losha> kn100: I wish...
[20:55] <mattish> :)
[20:55] <kn100> Losha, heh
[20:55] <Younder> I's never quiet here
[20:55] <kn100> Imma try and hang around and help
[20:55] <Younder> The support questions are unusually lame today though
[20:55] <mattish> im still annoyed at buying a hvr1700 encoder card and finding out 'analog support is not a priority' and it wont be done
[20:56] <david111> F1 F1
[20:56] <marcus__> How is it I change my nickname?
[20:56] <mattish> what a waste of £80ish :(
[20:56] <Slart> dsnyders: try running this command "apt-cache rdepends apache2 --installed"
[20:56] <kn100> marcus__, /nick <insert new nick>
[20:56] <Younder> use nick ?
[20:56] <marcus__> kn100: Hmm
[20:56] <Getafix> Slart: if I run the file using Nautilus it runs full screen , but if it's run via a launcher it runs windowed, any ideas?
[20:56] <marcus__> kn100: Won't change it :(
[20:56] <kn100> marcus__, what are you trying to set it to?
[20:56] <dsnyders> Slart, What does that do,  list all the apps that depend on apache?
[20:57] <marcus__> kn100: Møller. Please don't tell me it can use Ø :P
[20:57] <Slart> Getafix: odd.. what command does the launcher use? you can also try to run it and check the system monitor.. see what switches and such are used
[20:57] <iAccepted> Hey, i have a question.
[20:57] <marcus__> iAccepted: Yes?
[20:57] <kn100> marcus__, freenode is pretty strict about unicode in names
[20:57] <Jon-> !ask | iAccepted
[20:57] <Getafix> Slart: System monitor?
[20:57] <Slart> dsnyders: it lists all packages that depends on apache2.. but only prints out the ones that are installed
[20:58] <Younder> iAccepted, just ask it,
[20:58] <Slart> Getafix: system, administration, system monitor
[20:58] <Getafix> Slart: thanks
[20:58] <david111> F1! somebody
[20:58] <microsoft> holaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[20:58] <Younder> kick?
[20:58] <Slart> david111: what's with all the F1 ?
[20:58] <acicula> !es | microsoft
[20:58] <david111> F1 = help
[20:58] <david111> duh
[20:58] <iAccepted> !ask im using ubuntu and sometimes my internet will just quit out on me and then i can't reconnect. I have to restart my computer.
[20:59] <david111> :D
[20:59] <acicula> david111: just ask your question
[20:59] <markdan> LINUX RULES MS SUCKS!!
[20:59] <markdan> lol
[20:59] <acicula> markdan: take it to offtopic
[20:59] <conb123> Is ubuntu tweak kubuntu compatible?
[20:59] <david111> wow , they're all bots
[20:59] <david111> sorry
[20:59] <david111> not a question
[20:59] <david111> ok, I need to connect wifi
[20:59] <Nollog> ubottu: you're a bot.
[20:59] <Younder> acicula, he has been bothering us before with simular exclamations. Now he has changed his IP and nick..
[20:59] <david111> How do you connect wifi from 1 laptop to another
[21:00] <acicula> david111: adhoc mode i think
[21:00] <Slart> david111: use the adhoc mode?
[21:00] <markdan> yup adhoc mode
[21:00] <gugu> What exactly are use cases for base and calc? When should I use base and when calc?
[21:00] <david111> got adhoc mode I think, now what#
[21:00] <mattish> david111, depends what hardware you have, could bring one of them up as an accesspoint
[21:00] <mattish> but adhoc is the easy way
[21:00] <kn100> ok forget my quiet comment :/
[21:00] <Slart> gugu: I'm not sure there are cases when you *should* use one or the other
[21:00] <david111> yes need to set 1 up as an access point
[21:00] <markdan> preferance?
[21:01] <guntbert> gugu: that is not an ubuntu support question - but try in #openoffice.org
[21:01] <david111> need to setup 1 laptop as an access point
[21:01] <acicula> david111: thats a bit more difficult, since not all wireless card support running as an AP
[21:02] <david111> this is built in Wifi on Dell vostro 1500 laptop
[21:02] <Slart> gugu: but openoffice base would be for doing database stuff.. designing forms and such.. openoffice calc would be for spreadsheet use.. calc can be used for simple database stuff as well.. base cannot be used as a spreadsheet
[21:02] <markdan> whats the command that lists all the hardware in your system
[21:02] <charnel> I installed the libusb but still getting these errors while compiling xmblackberry source
[21:02] <acicula> david111: id stick to ad hoc mode
[21:02] <Slart> markdan: lshw
[21:02] <dsnyders> Slart, apt-cache rdepends apache2 --installed  listed "hundreds" of lines of apache2-mpm-event, prefork, worker and itk
[21:02] <kn100> markdan, lshw
[21:02] <obeyence> As for you guys.. you can all go diaff for all i can. YOu helped me like 0%.
[21:02] <obeyence> bye.
[21:02] <charnel> http://pastebin.com/7DXspgrF
[21:02] <david111> ok I'v setup the ssid  and selected ad-hoc mode
[21:02] <gugu> Slart, but a spreadsheet is basically a database, isn't it?
[21:02] <Younder> Slart, for Desktop bublishing, use scriblus
[21:03] <red> < obeyence> As for you guys.. you can all go diaff for all i can. YOu helped me like 0%.
[21:03] <red> We helped as much as he paid for help. ;)
[21:03] <foinsap> lol
[21:03] <guntbert> dsnyders: apt-cache rdepends apache2 --installed|grep -v apache   -- lists only packages without the name apache
[21:03] <Slart> gugu: not really.. a spreadsheet is a spreadsheet.. a spreadsheet can be used as a simple database though
[21:03] <dsnyders> obeyence didn't even ask anything
[21:03] <kn100> gugu, databases are similar
[21:03] <acicula> charnel: google for the missing header file, you are missing readline dev
[21:03] <Slart> dsnyders: mm.. it does that for me too
[21:03] <kn100> gugu, spreadsheets are more for tabulated data though
[21:03] <kn100> databases for storing and recalling data
[21:03] <Younder> Slart, yes, but why not use a proper one line postgresql
[21:04] <jaypaulb> I'm looking for some support getting bluetoot to work under 9.10.  can anone recommend the best channel?
[21:04] <gugu> kn100, a database is tables all the way
[21:04] <acicula> jaypaulb: ask here
[21:04] <rager> !dvd
[21:04] <acicula> gugu: couchdb
[21:04] <Cl0p1n> jaypaulb: My Bluetooth worked out of the box, is it an external hardware?
[21:04] <dsnyders> guntbert, grep -v lists lines that do not have apache in them?
[21:04] <Younder> jayles, you might try #upstart
[21:04] <Cl0p1n> !bluetooth | jaypaulp
[21:05] <Slart> Younder: I agree.. but I think you might want to address gugu instead =)
[21:05] <abstrakt> can anyone advise on streaming video? I understand ffmpeg is a useful encoder/decoder but is there a way to push data through ffmpeg live/in real time? and then publish live? e.g. cat /dev/videocamera | ffmpeg | /some/server/websites/public/foo.flv ?
[21:05] <guntbert> dsnyders: grep -v apache does that
[21:05] <jaypaulb> :@ Cl0 its a usb dongle on an aspire revo
[21:05] <gugu> Should I create a base or calc file for my CD/movie collection ?
[21:05] <jaypaulb> @2075626f7474752074726965642074686174206e6f206a6f79
[21:05] <gugu> What would be more appropriate?
[21:05] <dsnyders> guntbert, Thanks,  I thought so.
[21:05] <Slart> gugu: unless you've got millions of them.. try a spreadsheet
[21:06] <gugu> Slart, so you are saying it is a matter of number of data?
[21:06] <abstrakt> e.g. can you have ffmpeg read from a live video camera instead of a file? i mean i've done some C system programming so I understand that everything is a file on *nix
[21:06] <abstrakt> i'm just wondering if there'll be issues with say, a video camera writing a file to disk while ffmpeg is trying to read the same file
[21:06] <Slart> gugu: I'm saying it's a matter of ease-of-use.. a spreadsheet is pretty simple to setup.. a database is a bit more complicated
[21:06] <abstrakt> and ditto for e.g. output.flv being written to the disk while, e.g. apache is trying to repeatedly access/stream it
[21:07] <abstrakt> or maybe we'll pretend it's .ogg instead
[21:07] <abstrakt> i dunno, i just know that flash already has a streaming encoder
[21:07] <Cl0p1n> abstrakt: You could try to ask in #ffmpeg
[21:07] <abstrakt> heh, ok
[21:07] <jaypaulb> I have the dongle showing under hcitools and it provides me the mac address but when i try to turn it on under the applet it does not work
[21:07] <Slart> gugu: but if we for the moment ignore the fact that a database is a pretty abstract term.. it can mean so many things.. I would say that yes.. a proper database can handle more data than a spreadsheet
[21:07] <charnel> acicula: Thank you with one answer you improved my c skills :)
[21:08] <acicula> charnel: i know right :)
[21:09] <acicula> charnel: punching in error messages straight into google also works wonders
[21:09] <jaypaulb> quit
[21:09] <acicula> jaypaulb: /
[21:09] <Slart> I can't unmount a filesystem on my ubuntu system.. sudo umount /dev/sdd2 just gives me "umount bla bla bla, device is busy". "fuser -m /dev/sdd2" gives me nothing, "lsof | grep -i /media/disk1" also gives me nothing.. any other ways I can figure out what is keeping my volume busy?
[21:10] <acicula> Slart: open file handle?
[21:10] <Cl0p1n> slart: Incase you really want it unmounted, use sudo. (I haven't read all of your msgs)
[21:10] <acicula> oh you checked that, erm got a shell open still with that pwd?
[21:11] <Slart> acicula: nope.. no shell open
[21:11] <Slart> Cl0p1n: that's the only message =).. and I used sudo.. still it doesn't want to unmount
[21:11] <evon> hello. can someone tell me if there is a ubuntu variant or other distro that will simply allow me the ability to connect to a wireless network and let me connect to a remote desktop. I don't want any other features but those.
[21:11] <ddrj> got a question, i just installed ubuntu and i haven't really done anything else except for installing x-chat, should i do sudo apt-get update in terminal now ?
[21:12] <acicula> evon: ubuntu can do those things, desktop sharing is installed by default(but not enabled obviously)
[21:12] <Slart> ddrj: you can do that.. or run the update-manager (in system, administration)
[21:12] <Younder> ddrj: what for?
[21:12] <Younder> ddrj: the installed packages will auto-update
[21:13] <acicula> Slart: sync and force the unmount? you get a busy if either the drive(r)s have gone bonkers or if you have open file handles?
[21:13] <ddrj> ahhh ok
[21:13] <olskolirc> how do I tell dpkg to overwrite current settings
[21:13] <Slart> acicula: but open file handles should be listed by lsof, right?
[21:13] <dsnyders> ddrj, Sounds like a good next step.  However, double check your list of repositories so that you can fetch all the updates.
[21:13] <acicula> ddrj: you can do apt-get update && aptitude safe-upgrade to force updating, but ubuntu checks every now and then for updates(set in software sources)
[21:13] <olskolirc> every time I uninstall wine-doors - i keep getting the same config even when I purge
[21:13] <evon> acicula. I know you can do those things in the regular distro but I want a distro that does just that and nothing else. (ie no games, word processing, file management, etc.)
[21:13] <ddrj> alright thanks
[21:14] <Dougdoug4> I can't take much more of this
[21:14] <acicula> Slart: as far as i know yes
[21:14] <olskolirc> is this a problem .rc file somewhere
[21:14] <Dougdoug4> god
[21:14] <guntbert> Younder: thats misinformation - apt-get update refreshes the database
[21:14] <Dougdoug4> all this spam in #ubuntu how does anyone manage to get help..
[21:14] <acicula> Dougdoug4: ask your question, and watch the language
[21:14] <leshaste> how can I get java/jre to work with firefox 3.6?
[21:14] <Dougdoug4> Youtube videos wont play.. it's just all white
[21:14] <acicula> Dougdoug4: you can disable the channel changes like quits/joins/leaves etc
[21:14] <Dougdoug4> where the video is supposed to be
[21:14] <Younder> guntbert, nothing you will need if you just installed
[21:14] <T_A_B> T_A_B = = Jaypaul
[21:14] <olskolirc> Dougdoug4, sudo apt-get install gstreamer*
[21:15] <Slart> acicula: hrmpf.. I could of course do a lazy unmount.. but I kind of want to know what is keeping the drive open.. well.. thanks for the suggestions
[21:15] <acicula> and restart firefox
[21:15] <T_A_B> sorry guys disconnected and now nick has changed
[21:15] <T_A_B> I have problems with a bluetooth dongle
[21:15] <Nooelia> kksks+a
[21:15] <Nooelia> s
[21:15] <Nooelia> d
[21:15] <Nooelia> s
[21:15] <Nooelia> d
[21:15] <FloodBot4> Nooelia: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:15] <Nooelia> w
[21:15] <histo> Nooelia: ?
[21:15] <guntbert> Younder: of course - after install you got a lot of security updates to make
[21:16] <Cl0p1n> !bluetooth | T_A_B
[21:16] <Cl0p1n> Did you try there, TAB?
[21:16] <Nooelia> histo: Hablas español?
[21:16] <acicula> leshaste: err if its not working you can link the java plugin in the plugins directory of firefox?
[21:16] <T_A_B> yes no joy
[21:16] <Dougdoug4> Youtube videos wont play.. it's just all white
[21:16] <acicula> !es | Nooelia
[21:16] <Dougdoug4> where the video is supposed to be
[21:16] <histo> !es | Nooelia
[21:16] <Younder> guntbert, perhaps you should get your firewall up first..
[21:16] <histo> ahh Dougdoug4 beet me to it.
[21:16] <T_A_B> it shows up under hcitools scan
[21:16] <histo> Dougdoug4: do you ahve flash installed?
[21:17] <acicula> Dougdoug4: 22:14 < olskolirc> Dougdoug4, sudo apt-get install gstreamer*
[21:17] <leshaste> acicula: ok that sounds good.. what exactly do I need to do?
[21:17] <histo> acicula: that won't help with youtube.
[21:17] <Dougdoug4> cicula I DID that
[21:17] <guntbert> Younder: lets drop it :-)
[21:17] <Dougdoug4> histo, yes
[21:17] <Cl0p1n> T_A_B: Do you know the name of your dongle?
[21:17] <T_A_B> but when i try to run the manager it says its not enabled and has a huge popup asking if i want to enable it
[21:17] <tempolo> Hi everyone. I am a software developer, having some general trouble with the 64 bit version. Where do I best address my questions, and maybe also make some improvement suggestions about the difficulties I encountered?
[21:17] <acicula> histo: he has grey flash, so its probably loading but just blocked
[21:17] <histo> Dougdoug4: restart your browser after installing the plugin. If not try reinstalling the flash plugin.  Seemed to help me before in karmic.
[21:17] <acicula> tempolo: here, forums, launchpad
[21:17] <Dougdoug4> Always another problem with ubuntu
[21:18] <histo> Dougdoug4: not really problem with ubuntu problem with flash
[21:18] <tempolo> launchpad doesn't ring a bell
[21:18] <dsnyders> !developer
[21:18] <ultraparadigm> Anyone here stream netflix?
[21:18] <leshaste> acicula: sudo ln -s /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.14/jre/lib/i386/libnpjp2.so it seems
[21:18] <histo> ultraparadigm: not in linux
[21:18] <leshaste> from /usr/lib/firefox-3.6/plugins
[21:18] <Arti> hi,i have one problem with my game Americas Army,i am using ubuntu 9.10 and when i try to play i got this mesages in terminal http://paste.ubuntu.com/395306/,i opened my synaptic package ,i have installed libstdc++6.4.4 and libstdc 6,why i have this error and how can i solve this
[21:18] <T_A_B> @Cl0p1n pm you the lsusb response
[21:18] <ultraparadigm> If anyone here streams netflix, could you tell me what broseer you use and plugins?
[21:18] <acicula> leshaste: k
[21:18] <Cl0p1n> tempolo: Dunno if you could try on ##ubuntu-64-bit
[21:19] <histo> ultraparadigm: internet explorer and moonlightj
[21:19] <ultraparadigm> histo, I think it requires that moonlight, yeah
[21:19] <histo> ultraparadigm: there is no easy way to do it in linux.
[21:19] <phaedra> ultraparadigm, firefox and silverlight
[21:19] <olskolirc> tempolo you said NOTHING
[21:19] <Thundarr> Q: Best par repair program? I'm using xarchiver for rar extraction.
[21:19] <ultraparadigm> silverlight works in firefox too?
[21:19] <guntbert> T_A_B: use pastebin please
[21:19] <ultraparadigm> cool!
[21:19] <ultraparadigm> well that's good
[21:19] <acicula> ultraparadigm: the open source version is called moonlight
[21:19] <histo> phaedra: ultraparadigm not with netflix
[21:19] <Stargaze> ultraparadigm, try Moonlight
[21:19] <phaedra> ultraparadigm, haven't been able to do it on linux tho
[21:19] <Desciero> Let's say I want to move a game file, like a user made map, to an installed game. When I drag it to the destination folder for the game, it says I don't have the administrative control to do that. How do I allow my user to move files?
[21:20] <histo> ultraparadigm: the only way is to get a virtualmachine running windows and watch with that.
[21:20] <tempolo> OK, I'll just summarize the improvment request first: I've built a 32 bit Gtk app. When I tried to launch it double clicking it from the "Explorer", it would not give me any error msg. When I launched it from Terminal, all I got was "No such file or directory". I think this needs better error msgs
[21:20] <Dougdoug4> Ok what the hell
[21:20] <Dougdoug4> I have adobe installed
[21:20] <Dougdoug4> what the f.uck
[21:20] <ultraparadigm> Histo, Oh yeah i forgot about that.  Yeah I have a VM with windows
[21:20] <ultraparadigm> I'll try that
[21:20] <acicula> Desciero: the system areas are not writeable as a normal user, ie basically antthing not in your home or /tmp
[21:20] <acicula> Desciero: watch your language please
[21:20] <Arti> hi,i have one problem with my game Americas Army,i am using ubuntu 9.10 and when i try to play i got this mesages in terminal http://paste.ubuntu.com/395306/,i opened my synaptic package ,i have installed libstdc++6.4.4 and libstdc 6,why i have this error and how can i solve this
[21:20] <ultraparadigm> I'll also try moonlight, may as well
[21:20] <skullcandy> <<< in love with conky
[21:21] <guntbert> Desciero: its part of the linux/UNIX concept that a user may only handle files in her own folder
[21:21] <dsnyders> Dougdoug4, This is a "family" chat
[21:21] <histo> ultraparadigm: well you could put it in seemless mode and just use ie with silverlight to watch it.
[21:21] <Dougdoug4> ..
[21:21] <histo> ultraparadigm: moonlight doesn't work
[21:21] <jessy90> hello all
[21:21] <ultraparadigm> k
[21:21] <Desciero> acicula: watch my language? what did I say?
[21:21] <Stargaze> Moonlight / Silverlight => http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1078509
[21:21] <histo> ultraparadigm: http://how-to.wikia.com/wiki/How_to_watch_Netflix_%28Watch_Instantly%29_in_Linux
[21:21] <ultraparadigm> yeah seamless mode is nice
[21:21] <Losha> tempolo: perhaps https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment
[21:21] <jessy90> I installed a 3D AQUARIUM SCREENSAVER for Ubuntu as Windows via Wine. You can set as a regular screensaver?
[21:21] <Cl0p1n> Arti: Did you install the *-dev ones?
[21:21] <acicula> Desciero: my bad sometimes i tab wrong, i meant Dougdoug4 off course
[21:21] <tempolo> thx, Losha, will check that out
[21:21] <Desciero> ok
[21:22] <Desciero> acicula: how do I put a game in my own folder if that's where it goes when I install it?
[21:22] <Arti> Cl0p1n i instaled from Ultamatix ,i think he instaled all of them
[21:22] <Dougdoug4> I have Adobe flash installed
[21:22] <histo> ultraparadigm: the problem is their drm they are using.
[21:22] <Dougdoug4> flashplugin-installer
[21:22] <Dougdoug4> I have that installed
[21:22] <Dougdoug4> but Firefox isn't playing Youtube videos
[21:22] <Dougdoug4> and saying i dont have Flash
[21:22] <Dougdoug4> fix it
[21:23] <FloodBot4> Dougdoug4: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:23] <ultraparadigm> Anyone know of any really cool multiplayer games like Team Fortress 2, but that actually work?
[21:23] <Nollog> adobe-flash-plugin
[21:23] <acicula> Desciero: well the game may use a local directory in your home to store saves and load map data from, refer to the game docs to find out where it loads from, if you have to add it to were the system installed it you'llneed to do that as root
[21:23] <histo> Desciero: jest extract where ever you want.
[21:23] <Stargaze> Dougdoug4, restart Firefox
[21:23] <Dougdoug4> i've done that 3 times Stargaze
[21:23] <ZykoticK9> Dougdoug4, are you using Lucid?
[21:23] <ChogyDan> ultraparadigm: you could try tremulous
[21:23] <ultraparadigm> I need a good multiplayer game for Linux.
[21:23] <devdz> does the "remote IP" is a program or a variable ?
[21:23] <Cl0p1n> ultraparadigm: TF2 works fine using Wine. But I can suggest Sauerbraten.
[21:23] <Dougdoug4> ZykoticK9: Karmic
[21:23] <histo> ZykoticK9: youtube works in lucid
[21:24] <ZykoticK9> histo, of course
[21:24] <ultraparadigm> Thanks ChagyDan, I will research tremulous thanks!
[21:24] <Stargaze> ultraparadigm, check http://users.skynet.be/gbachot/html/games.html
[21:24] <histo> Dougdoug4: sudo apt-get purge flashplugin-installer flashplugin-nonfree
[21:24] <histo> Dougdoug4: sudo apt-get intsall flashplugin-nonfree
[21:24] <ultraparadigm> For some reason TF2 doesn't work for me, so I've given up on it.
[21:24] <markdan> !google linux
[21:24] <Cl0p1n> ultraparadigm: Followed the instructions on winedb?
[21:24] <histo> Dougdoug4: then close your browser and reopen.
[21:24] <Younder> hist: sounds drastic
[21:25] <ultraparadigm> Yeah, I did all the things at wine DB and search the entire web
[21:25] <ultraparadigm> it just wont work
[21:25] <histo> Younder: ?
[21:25] <Stargaze> ultraparadigm, check http://users.skynet.be/gbachot/html/games.html
[21:25] <ultraparadigm> So I'm just going to try something else
[21:25] <ultraparadigm> thanks
[21:25] <Younder> hist: relying on propriatary drivers couldbe the end of open source
[21:25] <Cl0p1n> ultraparadigm: If you've run it using terminal, what are the errors?
[21:25] <goddard> how do I know if my proxy is working?
[21:25] <histo> ultraparadigm: ask in #winehq
[21:25] <histo> ultraparadigm: they may be able to help more than people in #ubuntu
[21:25] <acicula> goddard: use a site like whatismyip
[21:26] <histo> ultraparadigm: and isn't tf2 steam app?
[21:26] <Younder> goddard, look at the optput of traceroot first step
[21:26] <ChogyDan> ultraparadigm: playdeb.net is another website to check out
[21:26] <Dougdoug4> hey histo you SUCK
[21:26] <Dougdoug4> Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player.
[21:26] <guntbert> !attitude | Dougdoug4
[21:27] <acicula> Dougdoug4: stop insulting others and abusing the channel
[21:27] <ultraparadigm> I have that issue with the game crashing after the loading screen.  It's common, but none of the steps worked.  I'll ask people in #winehq later.  I'm going to check out the other games suggested
[21:27] <Typos_King> Doughdoug4:    we have an olf flash??
[21:27] <Typos_King> heh
[21:27] <Cl0p1n> Dougdough4: Using NoScript in FF?
[21:27] <histo> ultraparadigm: steam apps work in wine following the instructions. Also check out "quakelive.com" "
[21:27] <Dougdoug4> Cl0p1n, no
[21:27] <acicula> Cl0p1n: seems that way or its not finding the plugin to begin with
[21:27] <histo> ultraparadigm: "urban terror" "nexuiz" there are a ton of great free games.
[21:27] <ultraparadigm> I have all the steam apps working except TF2
[21:28] <kn100> urban terror <3
[21:28] <evon> hello is it possible to create a user account in ubuntu that can only access specific programs that I specify?
[21:28] <Stargaze> NoScript blocked everything in my FF, I now use Chromium
[21:28] <ultraparadigm> In fact I beat portal, It's awesome
[21:28] <ddrj> got a question, if i want to install rtorrent, all i'd do was sudo apt-get install rtorrent right? i did that but now i can't find where it's installed ;
[21:28] <acicula> Stargaze: well thats sortof its purpose ;)
[21:28] <ddrj> it's not in the /home/ dir
[21:28] <Jon-> Stargaze: That is what NoScript is supposed to do.
[21:28] <ChogyDan> Dougdoug4: sudo apt-get remove mozilla-plugin-gnash swfdec-mozilla
[21:28] <histo> ddrj: its a console app
[21:28] <ddrj> ohhh
[21:28] <histo> ddrj: opena  terminal and type in rtorrent it will come up
[21:28] <acicula> ddrj: /usr/bin probably, issue a dpkg-query -L <packagename> to find out the installed files
[21:28] <dsnyders> Dougdoug4, I had the same issue.  Unfortunately I can't find the website that had the howto that fixed it for me.  It's just a matter of spending time on google.
[21:28] <ddrj> thanks guys checking
[21:28] <Stargaze> acicula, i mean, it blocked everything, in the end i coukdn't open any webpage
[21:28] <histo> ddrj: acicula or which rtorrent
[21:29] <Typos_King> ddrj:    whereis FILENAME
[21:29] <sine_> guys. I want to commit and have ubuntu for good now and install over my windows7 and ubunutu via wubi installation. I have ubuntu on a usb and i have usb set to boot in bios but upon boot i just go to the grub screen like normal and i dont want that i just want to wipe everything and do a fresh install
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[21:29] <acicula> Stargaze: it blocks everything by default, you have to selectively enable javascript
[21:29] <jenda_> hi guys, can someone help with codecs problem. (3Gp files) thx in advance!
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[21:29] <Stargaze> I no longer use FF guys :)
[21:29] <dsnyders> Stargaze, What are you using instead?
[21:29] <acicula> jenda_: cant play them?
[21:30] <Stargaze> dsnyders, Chromium
[21:30] <Typos_King> !codecs | jenda
[21:30] <ChogyDan> Dougdoug4: did that work?
[21:30] <Arti> Does enyone play here texas holdem on facebook,i cant see rooms and friends list,but still i can play but without the selection of rooms and friends list,what should i do to solve this
[21:30] <evon> hello is it possible to create a user account in ubuntu that can only access specific programs that I specify?
[21:30] <sine_> I have an idea. bbl
[21:30] <acicula> Arti: doesnt seem an #ubuntu related support question? maybe theres a better place to ask that?
[21:30] <histo> evon: like a kiosk type setup?
[21:30] <jenda_> I can play, but always without sound (problem with amr codec)
[21:31] <evon> histo, exactly
[21:31] <fanfcb> siemka
[21:31] <Dougdoug4> ChogyDan: No it said i don't have that so i can't remove it
[21:31] <Stargaze> Arti, Texas Hold'em is also a game in the repo's
[21:31] <acicula> jenda_: missing ubuntu-restricted-extras ?
[21:31] <jessy90> I installed a 3D AQUARIUM SCREENSAVER for Ubuntu as Windows via Wine. You can set as a regular screensaver?
[21:31] <histo> evon: there is some information on the forum.
[21:31] <fanfcb> jest jakiś polak tu
[21:31] <acicula> !pl | fanfcb
[21:31] <mniemanolog> jest
[21:31] <fanfcb> funky polak
[21:31] <fanfcb> :)
[21:31] <evon> histo, what forum?
[21:31] <Dougdoug4> This is beyOND
[21:32] <fanfcb>  to ok
[21:32] <fanfcb> jak jest
[21:32] <histo> evon: ubuntuforums.org kde also has a kiosk mode
[21:32] <Slart> jessy90: I doubt it
[21:32] <Arti> acicula: thnx,i am new here i thought that i can find solution
[21:32] <fanfcb>  
[21:32] <fanfcb> małysz pokazał dziś klased
[21:32] <mniemanolog> wlaśnie sie pierwszy raz zalogowałem
[21:32] <histo> evon: there is kiosktool int he repos I believe
[21:32] <ZykoticK9> Arti, someone else mentioned this problem with Texas Holdem on FB a little while ago as well - i have no ideas man - best of luck
[21:32] <Slart> jessy90: you might be able to run it.. but screensavers don't work the same way in windows and X/gnome/linux
[21:32] <fanfcb> z 13 na 2
[21:32] <Slart> !english
[21:32] <Losha> !pl | fanfcb
[21:33] <histo> evon: I would search for kiosk in the software repos
[21:33] <Arti> ZykoticK9:thnx to
[21:33] <fanfcb> pierdol się
[21:33] <evon> histo. you're the man. Thanks a lot
[21:33] <fanfcb> kurwo
[21:33] <Slart> !language | fanfcb
[21:33] <fanfcb> zdziro
[21:33] <red> im quite sure kurwo means whore
[21:33] <Slart> !ops | fanfcb
[21:33] <jessy90> Slart,   therefore it is not possible in ubuntu
[21:33] <histo> evon: pessulus is the lock down editor for gnome
[21:34] <fanfcb> wypierdalaj
[21:34] <Desciero> acicula: what is considered files you can change? anything in the username/ directory?
[21:34] <jenda_> acicula: I'm not big unbuntu expert, but m problem is following, 3gp videos are without sound and it's writting: No packages with the requested plugins found, The requested plugins are:
[21:34] <jenda_> Dekodér Adaptive Multi Rate (AMR)
[21:34] <Flannel> fanfcb: Please speak english in this channel.
[21:34] <Slart> jessy90: I think so.. yes.. you'll have to find a screensaver designed for X/gnome/linux
[21:34] <ultraparadigm> WOW ChogyDan, tremulous sounds awesome!  I love those kind of games.  Sounds a lot like Renegade which is my favorite game ever!
[21:34] <fanfcb> szmata kurwa
[21:34] <histo> !info pessulus | evon
[21:34] <red> Flannel: he is pouring obscene words from a dictionary or something
[21:34] <Dougdoug4> HAH
[21:34] <Dougdoug4> I FIXED IT MYSELF
[21:34] <Dougdoug4> YOU AL SUCK
[21:34] <red> i learned some of them while playing quake1 ages ago :P
[21:34] <FloodBot4> Dougdoug4: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:34] <acicula> jenda_: use the package manager to install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:35] <acicula> Dougdoug4: great, can you leave ?
[21:35] <red> polish clans :p
[21:35] <Jonimus> Hi all I just installed Ubuntu on my mom's desktop and i need to get a newer kernel for her video card to work right how would I go about installing the lucid kernel on her karmic system?
[21:35] <histo> ultraparadigm: quakelive.com is a blast also play right through a browser
[21:35] <ultraparadigm> lol
[21:35] <ultraparadigm> histo, neat
[21:35] <Stargaze> Dougdoug4, you are our Lord and our Kynge
[21:35] <jessy90> Slart,   you know someone?
[21:35] <Desciero> acicula: and how do I add files as root?
[21:35] <evon> histo, installing it as we speak. Thanks. Is this the best option you think?
[21:35] <acicula> Desciero: with sudo
[21:35] <Jonimus> Anyone?
[21:35] <Losha> red: and they said computer games never teach anyone anything...
[21:35] <Slart> jessy90: well.. there's the xscreensaver one.. there might be something on gnome-look.org as well.. myself I just use a blank screen
[21:35] <histo> !best | evon
[21:36] <Stargaze> !lucid| Jonimus
[21:36] <red> Losha: back then I learned that world would be a better place if they cut all the internet lines and restricted Polish people into a nationwide intranet :)
[21:36] <jimlestat> buenas
[21:36] <Desciero> acicula: sudo ...and then?
[21:36] <Jonimus> Stargaze: as I said I only need the Kernel, are you telling me I need to go to that chan just for someone to tell me how to install it?
[21:36] <jenda_> acicula: I've installed ubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:36] <Losha> Jonimus: installing a lucid kernel on a karmic system is going to be difficult for a beginner, to say the least. What video card does she have?
[21:36] <red> not to be a racist or anything, but it's a miracle how much hackers and scriptkiddies can be born in one country :)
[21:36] <histo> Desciero: what game are you tryign to install?
[21:36] <jimlestat> alguien sabe de algun progarma para evadir cuenta de justin
[21:37] <jimlestat> para linux
[21:37] <histo> red: which country?
[21:37] <Slart> !es | jimlestat
[21:37] <acicula> jenda_: sudo apt-get install amrnb
[21:37] <Jonimus> Losha: I'm no beginner I'm just not used to Ubuntu
[21:37] <red> histo: poland
[21:37] <histo> red: iwasn't paying attention
[21:37] <markdan124> anyone need help just pm me
[21:37] <Desciero> histo: I've already installed Battle for Wesnoth using the software center
[21:37] <jimlestat> oki
[21:37] <Losha> red: time to move that discussion to offtopic...
[21:37] <acicula> try that, that fetches the amr codec specifically
[21:37] <histo> red: my server gets pounded from china though./
[21:37] <jaypaulb> Cl0p1n, thanks for the help i've found out the poblem
[21:37] <ZykoticK9> Jonimus, you'd need to add a PPA with the newer kernel - sorry don't know which one, never had to try upgrading a kernel like this personally
[21:37] <jessy90> Slart,   http://www.gnome-look.org/index.php?xsortmode=new&logpage=0&xcontentmode=187&page=3
[21:37] <Desciero> histo: I'm simply trying to add a usermade map to its files
[21:37] <red> Losha: sorry for spamming /offtopic stuff
[21:37] <jenda_> acicula: I'll try, extras are not working
[21:37] <histo> Desciero: just find the maps folder
[21:38] <jaypaulb> related to rfkill soft blocking the bluetooth software by default
[21:38] <Jonimus> ZykoticK9: ok I'll see if I can find a PPA which has it
[21:38] <Slart> jessy90: yes.. those look like screensavers..
[21:38] <histo> Desciero: its probably hidden in your home.
[21:38] <ChogyDan> Jonimus: you could install the image directly, and not install the repo.  I happen to have a lucid kernel ppa that I also happen to be running on karmic
[21:38] <Losha> Jonimus: I meant a ubuntu beginner, no slur on your abilities. It would be a completely unsupported configuration, and unlikely to work well...
[21:38] <acicula> jenda_: using the standard video player btw or vlc?
[21:38] <jaypaulb> rfkill ublock bluetooth sorted it
[21:38] <ZykoticK9> Jonimus, to search https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas
[21:38] <red> histo: i still get a lot of ssh traffic and root login attempts from around europe, mainly poland and holland - even tho root login is disabled :)
[21:38] <Slart> jessy90: I have no idea how to install them though.. you'll have to read the instructions/readme-files
[21:38] <histo> Desciero: open nautilus and hit ctrl+h to show the hidden files.  Or find otu where you are supposed to put homemade maps.
[21:38] <Ardethian> !wine
[21:38] <Desciero> histo: ya...the maps folder is in usr/share/games/wesnoth/data/multiplayer/scenarios
[21:38] <red> have changed ssh to different port and suddenly my telewell router stays online better :)
[21:38] <acicula> !offtopic | red
[21:38] <Desciero> histo: but it wont let me drag the file there
[21:38] <histo> red: I run fail2ban to stop all the dictionary attacks.
[21:38] <Losha> red: move your ssh to a non-standard port. That'll pretty much stop the probes dead...
[21:39] <jessy90> Slart,    are many pages to view
[21:39] <red> Losha: aye I've done that recently
[21:39] <Desciero> histo: Error moving file: Permission denied
[21:39] <histo> Desciero: open a terminal and sudo cp filename /usr/share/games/wesnorth/data/multiplayer/scenarios
[21:39] <Slart> jessy90: yes.. you can sort by ratings though.. or downloads.. that should get you the good stuff at the beginning
[21:39] <Younder> that standard video player and all python GTK programs use a pygtk package which asumes /usr/bin/python. If you install a new python in /usr/local/bin it will shaddow it
[21:39] <Desciero> histo: when you say "home" what are you referring to? where is my "home?"
[21:39] <histo> Desciero: or alt+f2 and gksu nautilus
[21:39] <ddrj> hey guys what temperature monitoring utility do you use for your ubuntu system? (something like lm-sensors?)
[21:40] <acicula> ddrj: yes
[21:40] <ddrj> that's good?
[21:40] <acicula> ddrj: theres also a sensors-applet for the panel
[21:40] <chrome_> how can I install second life for ubuntu?
[21:40] <ddrj> oh woah cool, checking sensors-applet
[21:40] <warpi> do anyone know of a software that can download ustream feeds?
[21:40] <histo> Desciero: do the last suggeston alt+f2 and type in gksu nautilus and hit enter. That will give youa root file browser
[21:40] <Younder> this is a instalation issue.. Yo shoud ALWAY use abolute adresses for system packages.
[21:40] <te_> warpi: What streams?
[21:40] <jenda_> acicula: it's not working in standart vd and also in vlc
[21:41] <warpi> te_: http://www.ustream.tv
[21:41] <red> btw anyone know if there are any little tweaks that could speed up flash performance? as it is I tend to open virtualbox windows and play few flash games I'm addicted thru that. it's faster than in chrome/firefox natively in ubuntu :/
[21:41] <Younder> perhaps the next version..
[21:41] <histo> Desciero: /home/desciero  or whatever your username is on the box /home/username
[21:41] <histo> !home | Desciero
[21:41] <jenda_> acicula: by installing amr writes terminal following: jenda@jenda-nb:~$ sudo apt-get install amrnb
[21:41] <jenda_> [sudo] password for jenda:
[21:41] <jenda_> E: Nemohu získat zámek /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[21:41] <jenda_> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[21:41] <FloodBot4> jenda_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:41] <Ardethian> !wine
[21:41] <red> on windows low/high quality does little difference, but under ubuntu it almost doubles fps in games
[21:41] <histo> !botabuse | Ardethian
[21:41] <acicula> jenda_: means something else is running apt-get already
[21:42] <acicula> jenda_: or update-manger is running, or your password was wrong
[21:42] <Losha> jenda_: either that, or apt-get died unexpectedly and left the lock file lying around...
[21:42] <Desciero> histo: did that and all it brings up is a desktop
[21:42] <Slart> red: indeed.. flash in linux is horrible.. I'm not sure you can do much about it though.. send emails to adobe perhaps?
[21:42] <Desciero> a folder with "desktop" icon on it
[21:42] <jenda_> aicula: synaptic was running, ooops, sorry
[21:42] <histo> Desciero: does it say root filebrowser at the top?
[21:42] <LukaszT> Lukasz1
[21:43] <Desciero> says root as the folder, yes
[21:43] <LukaszT> sorry wrong button
[21:43] <jenda_> acicla: jenda@jenda-nb:~$ sudo apt-get install amrnb
[21:43] <jenda_> Čtu seznamy balíků... Hotovo
[21:43] <jenda_> Vytvářím strom závislostí
[21:43] <jenda_> Čtu stavové informace... Hotovo
[21:43] <jenda_> E: Nemohu najít balík amrnb
[21:43] <FloodBot4> jenda_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:43] <jenda_>  (can't find package)
[21:43] <histo> Desciero: go up a folder
[21:43] <ionut> i am having a problem ,when i want to watch a movie (with any player) the video is kind of to much green (not normal colors) .what can be the problem
[21:43] <histo> Desciero: browse to where you saved the map file probably in /home/username somewhere.
[21:43] <Losha> !cz | jenda_
[21:43] <histo> Desciero: and copy and paste it where you need to.  Or drag from antoher window
[21:44] <red> Slart: I bet they don't care. Like porting Adobe software that are created for Mac, shouldn't be THAT hard to port for linux.
[21:44] <arvind_khadri> ionut, do you have a graphics card?
[21:44] <Losha> red: I'm *sure* they don't care...
[21:44] <Younder> red: so it is
[21:44] <ionut> yes,nVidia
[21:44] <ZykoticK9> ionut, i hope you have mplayer installed try both of the following and see if one doesn't have the colour problem: "mplayer -vo x11 $file" and "mplayer -vo gl $file"
[21:44] <Slart> red: yup.. I think so too
[21:44] <arvind_khadri> ionut, which drivers are you using ?
[21:45] <ionut> arvind_khadri: this one NVIDIA Driver Version:  185.18.36
[21:45] <acicula> hmm jenda_ its supposed to be a package in medibuntu
[21:45] <acicula> !medibuntu
[21:46] <Younder> acicula, but which anyone with any sense downloads anyway.
[21:46] <arvind_khadri> ionut, thats the problem, that driver seems to be buggy, use 173 and eveything will be fine... nvidia-glx-173
[21:46] <jenda_> acicula: I've ubuntu
[21:46] <ionut> arvind_khadri: how can i go to that version ?
[21:46] <epaphus> Hello... I want to provide users on my LAN  a thin client with a virtual operating system (either linux, or windows..) can I do that kind of solution in ubuntu? What software may i need for this type of desktop vm?
[21:47] <arvind_khadri> ionut, sudo aptitude install nvidia-glx-173
[21:47] <ionut> tnx a lot arvind_khadri
[21:47] <arvind_khadri> ionut, you are welcome
[21:47] <CarlFK> epaphus: you probably want a real OS (Linux) but stored on a server instead of the local hard drive?
[21:48] <te_> epaphus: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ThinClientHowto
[21:48] <Itaku> how can i adjust the fan speed on my computer with ubuntu 9.10?
[21:48] <Losha> epaphus: take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP
[21:48] <Desciero> histo: the problem is not finding the file...it is not being able to get that file to where it needs to go
[21:48] <Desciero> histo: and it needs to go somewhere I don't have access to
[21:49] <Losha> epaphus: note that my link and te_'s link eventually point to the same place...
[21:49] <te_> Desciero: Just download it to /home/Desciero/ and then use sudo to mv it.
[21:49] <Spasysheep> does anyone have any idea why the resources tab of system monitor is reporting both CPU cores at 100%, but the processes tab shows nothing using significant processing power?
[21:50] <epaphus> i know about the concept of LTSP in linux te_ Losha , CarlFK ... thats great..  i just do users in linux and they all access via different X terminals.. but iam speaking of giving a VM so that i can serve an XP installation in linux
[21:50] <epaphus> for some users
[21:50] <Jonimus> how do I tell ubuntu to not hide the grub menu, I thought it should be in /boot/grub/menu.lst but that file doesn't exist...
[21:50] <ginbuntu> is there a way to clone my current install to another disk which is smaller than the current one? note that the hd is smaller but the install itself  fits on the new hd
[21:50] <Slart> Spasysheep: check the "view" menu.. select the option for viewing "all processes"
[21:50] <Itaku> how can i adjust the speed of my cpu fan?
[21:50] <Younder>  sudo aptitude install nvidia-glx-173
[21:50] <Younder> should be : sudo aptitude install nvidia-glx-185
[21:51] <linuxlurker> Spasysheep, you might not be showing all processes in the gui
[21:51] <Itaku> is that directed towards me Younder?
[21:51] <te_> !virtualbox | epaphus ?
[21:51] <Younder> Itaku, no
; ah, thank you. it seems SETI@HOME has finally started working
[21:51] <happyface> is there a way to view reads/writes to a directory/drive?
[21:51] <CarlFK> http://www.alanbriolat.co.uk/2009/06/mouse-button-remapping-with-hal/ "string  gotten from hal-device "  which of the 3 or so mouse like entries do I use?  my hal-device: http://dpaste.de/T7xp/
[21:51] <linuxlurker> Spasysheep, :)
[21:51] <Slart> Spasysheep: =)
[21:52] <boondoklife> i really wish empathy would allow you to hide join/part messages
[21:52] <Desciero> te_: download what? the file or the whole game?!
[21:52] <Slart> happyface: iotop might be of some use
[21:52] <happyface> thanks Slart
[21:52]  * Spasysheep feels happy that he is helping search for aliens
[21:52] <Slart> happyface: there might be other tools showing the same information in different ways
[21:52] <te_> Desciero: I do not know.
[21:53] <epaphus> te_, thanks!
[21:53] <linuxlurker> Spasysheep, I bet they have some nice opensource operating systems too!
[21:53] <Losha> Itaku: it's appears to be very motherboard-dependent. Start googling...
[21:53] <Ardethian> wine: '/home/ardethian' is not owned by you, refusing to create a configuration directory there
[21:53] <te_> Desciero:  If it is a game, you probably need to install it.
[21:53] <Ardethian> What should I do?
[21:53] <Itaku> Losha: i was able to use a program to control it on windows, but i want to switch to ubuntu now but want to make sure i can turn down the fan
 yh, but i doubt our systems would be compatible :(
[21:53] <ubuntu_> hello. I have decided to commit to ubuntu however when i try and install ubuntu it gives me some crash error
[21:53] <Jonimus> gah why does Ubuntu make this so complicated I want to do is not hide the grub menu but no they have to have this friggin complex setup
[21:54] <Desciero> te_: it already is installed....the problem is a cannot move a usermade map file I downloaded that I want to play to the game's directory
[21:54] <VCoolio> hi all; I have an external hd; I can set stuff on it to be shared, but in reality it can't be accessed by guests; the /media entry for it has chmod 700 permissions while that should be 755 I think; I can't change that with chmod; ideas?
[21:54] <te_> ubuntu_: You will need to give us the error.
[21:54]  * Jonimus really wants to jsut install Arch on his mom's computer and be done with it
[21:54] <Losha> Jonimus: grub2 is a nightmare, unfortunately...
[21:54] <te_> Desciero: Just download it to /home/Desciero/ and then use sudo to mv it.
[21:55] <Desciero> the file is currently in my /Downloads/ folder
[21:55] <Desciero> can I just sudo it from there?
[21:55] <sine`> ubiquity crashes with a red smash sign in the taskbar
[21:55] <Emanon> sorry i was away for the flash in linux convo
[21:55] <linuxlurker> Jonimus, I think they day your mom has merge some pacnew files will be a bit daunting. :)
[21:55] <sine`> ubiquity crashed with attribut ErrorInstall()
[21:56] <MobiusJedi> hi everyone
[21:56] <MobiusJedi> i'm running my live cd atm, because /dev/sda1 won't mount during startup
[21:56] <MobiusJedi> I've tried all 3 kernels and their recovery modes (and fsck a few times) without any luck
[21:56] <Emanon> who was trying to install flash and did they get it done?
[21:56] <sine`> AttributeError install()
[21:56] <CAPcap> im having an issue with a process gconfd-2 running up my cpu usage. help?
[21:56] <Losha> Jonimus: so install Arch. No-one's stopping you...
[21:56] <Jonimus> linuxlurker: there are GUI libalpm for linux so I think she can handle it :/
[21:56] <AndChat-> Tried rebooting?
[21:56] <Jonimus> Losha: I know, I'm jsut venting
[21:57] <Losha> Jonimus: that's fine, just do it on offtopic...
[21:57] <Jonimus> Windows hated her machine so I figured I'd throw ubuntu on it jsut to find out I need a newer kernel for you video to not fail
[21:57] <Jonimus> her video*
[21:57] <CAPcap> AndChat-, who was that directed at?
[21:57] <Itaku> how do i enable the universe compnent
[21:57] <AndChat-> Jonimus
[21:57] <Jonimus> anyways what do I need to do to get grub2 to not hide the menu?
[21:57] <Losha> Jonimus: what video card did you say it was?
[21:58] <Jonimus> Its a ATI HD3870
[21:58] <AndChat-> Err. CAPcap.
[21:58] <VCoolio> Itaku: software-properties-gtk -e universe
[21:58] <linuxlurker> Jonimus, I was under the impression it only hid the menu when only one operating system was installed
[21:58] <VCoolio> Itaku: or system > admin > software sources, first tab
[21:58] <arvind_khadri> Itaku, in Software sources under administration
[21:58] <CAPcap> AndChat-, I've tried rebooting. but I suppose i can try again
[21:58] <Jonimus> linuxlurker: there is only Ubuntu on it now
[21:58] <AndChat-> Typing on a cell phone. :-/
[21:59] <linuxlurker> Jonimus, are you putting more on?
[21:59] <Jonimus> linuxlurker: no
[21:59] <linuxlurker> Jonimus, is the menu necessary then?
[21:59] <kcg> hello there, i have a quick question, how do you remove the frame of a window? I am trying to remove the window frame of mplayer
[21:59] <Jonimus> linuxlurker: well since X is not working yes so I can get into single usermode
[21:59] <techzg> HI I'm trying to install, Adobe Flash for Firefox from http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/  on Ubuntu 9.10 but, it fails. Any alternate ways to install pls?
[21:59] <MobiusJedi> is there a disk check and/or system file check i can run on my system from jaunty CD?
[21:59] <Emanon> techzg: 32 or 64 bit?
[22:00] <Jonimus> linuxlurker: if I can't see the menu I can't edit the kernel cmd line now can I?
[22:00] <techzg> 64-bit
[22:00] <Emanon> http://pastebin.com/x93Y0BEv
[22:00] <linuxlurker> Jonimus, oh sorry..missed that part of the conversation :)
[22:00] <AndChat-> Techzg flashplayer-nonfree package
[22:00] <siropio> hey guys do you know where th ../www is ? can you tell me command to fidn stuf easily?
[22:00] <Losha> Jonimus: ATI HD3870 are notorious I believe. Does hitting ESC during boot work?
[22:00] <Emanon> take the contents of that link i sent you put them in gedit rename it flash.sh or something and run it in your terminal
[22:00] <AndChat-> Techzg Google flash 64 bit linux
[22:00] <Jonimus> Losha: I've tired I jsut get a beeping noise
[22:01] <Emanon> it will remove old versions of flash, download and install the new 64 bit versions
[22:01] <techzg> ok can I run that script at once?
[22:01] <Jonimus> then gdm starts up and I'm stuck
[22:01] <dmdevotee> anybody knows a valid mount-point directory to mount a iso file with gmount?
[22:01] <Jonimus> Ctrl+alt+fn jsut causes a hard lock
[22:01] <sine`> also the crash database "cannot connect" please check your internet, yet im on here
[22:01] <ZykoticK9> dmdevotee, /mnt
[22:01] <dmdevotee> every directory gives me an error
[22:01] <Losha> Jonimus: boot a recovery cd and edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg and edit out all instances of the 'quiet' keyword. Keep a backup in case you mess it up...
[22:02] <Emanon> yea just make it a .sh and run it techzg it works just fine
[22:02] <Jonimus> Losha: thats what I'm trying now
[22:02] <techzg> k
[22:02] <ZykoticK9> sine`, are you using Lucid?
[22:02] <Emanon> or if you like i can send you the sh directly, i just posted it in pastebin so others could see i wasnt sending you something malicious
[22:02] <Emanon> hehe
[22:02] <ZykoticK9> sine`, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apport/+bug/538097
[22:02] <Desciero> te_: ok that worked. is there an easier way to do that though?
[22:02] <sine`> I am just using a usb install of karmic koala 9.10
[22:02] <AndChat-> Dmdevotee try mount.
[22:02] <razz1> I need to connect to a ubuntu pc remotely safely, what is the easiest option, the person on the other side has not much knowledge of linux. Is there something similar as logmein for ununtu? Most of the options I looked at require port forwarding. That's not really helpful. Any help appreceated.
[22:03] <AndChat-> Razz1 ssh
[22:03] <dmdevotee> ZykoticK9: /nmt gives me an error: "an error ocurred: not found"
[22:03] <ZykoticK9> dmdevotee, /mnt
[22:03] <Jonimus> Losha: I'll brb rebooting from the live CD, thanks for the help hopefully I can get a newer kernel once I've rebooted
[22:03] <arvind_khadri> dmdevotee, /mnt
[22:03] <ginbuntu> how do I clone my ubuntu install?
[22:03] <Losha> Jonimus: see also http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=859957 and other google hits for that card
[22:03] <dmdevotee> yes, /mnt/
[22:03] <sine`> so lucid is another version of ubuntu
[22:03] <arvind_khadri> !backup | ginbuntu
[22:04] <kcg> hello, how do i remove the window frame of a window? im trying to remove the frame on mplayer, thanks.
[22:04] <ZykoticK9> sine`, i just asked in +1 and yes that bug is in karmic as well, it's a launchpad thing
[22:04] <Emanon> and on a side note when new versions of flashplayer for 64 bit linux come out feel free to modify the versions to keep that script current techzg
[22:04] <AndChat-> Kcg fullscreen?
[22:04] <keepguessing> hi I just tried various themes for ubuntu from compiz-themes.org
[22:04] <arvind_khadri> !cloning | ginbuntu
[22:04] <ddrj> excuse me guys, i did /swap and /home and also a / when i did the partition for ubuntu. how do i navigate to the / folder (was just going to use this for data so it's 500gb)
[22:05] <kcg> AndChat-: i didn't want full screen though, basically i just want it to run at the back
[22:05] <sine`> ZykoticK9: what do you mean launch pad thing. im just curious why its effecting me and no one else. what am i doing different lol
[22:05] <dmdevotee> mmmm, no way... /mnt seems to not be a valid mount directory for gmount
[22:05] <ZykoticK9> sine`, are you trying to report a bug?
[22:05] <keepguessing> can anyone suggest me their fav ones?? i could not get soemthing that I like
[22:05] <lokpest> Ubuntu feels more and more like that Groucho Marx qoute: "These are my principles, and if you don't like them I have others."
[22:05] <xTheGoat121x> Anyone in here use Pidgin?
[22:05] <AndChat-> At the back?
[22:05] <VCoolio> 2nd try; I have an external hd; I can set stuff on it to be shared, but in reality it can't be accessed by guests via the network; the /media entry for it has chmod 700 permissions while that should be 755 I think; I can't change that with chmod; ideas?
[22:06] <VCoolio> xTheGoat121x: probably yes; what's your issue?
[22:06] <ginbuntu> arvind_khadri, the problem the drive I am going to use to restore is smaller than the current hd drive but big enough to put the files on it.
[22:06] <keepguessing> Any help :)
[22:06] <kcg> AndChat-: sth like sticking at the background, while im doing other stuff
[22:06] <sine`> I am trying to install ubuntu 9.10 kk. Im in the install ubuntu part on the desktop with the icon on there saying install ubuntu, yet when i run it the ubiquity crashes with a red icon and i cant install ubuntu
[22:06] <Losha> lokpest: wasn't it you who said that ubuntu has 'jumped the shark'. It's off-topic, but I think I agree...
[22:06] <AndChat-> Vcoolio sudo chmod
[22:06] <xTheGoat121x> VCoolio, are you running version 2.6.6?
[22:06] <arvind_khadri> !cloning > ginbuntu
[22:06] <VCoolio> AndChat-: doesn't work; no errors
[22:06] <MobiusJedi> how does an OS jump the shark?
[22:06] <ZykoticK9> sine`, ya that's the bug reporter - you should go to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apport/+bug/538097 and click the "affects me too" type link
[22:06] <sine`> ZykoticK9: also when i just click on the report bug section it also crashes
[22:06] <acicula> MobiusJedi: with separate threads
[22:06] <sine`> lol
[22:07] <AndChat-> Vcoolio ntfs?
[22:07] <arvind_khadri> ginbuntu, as long as you can hold all the files, it doesnt matter i guess
[22:07] <sine`> so i cant install ubuntu ?
[22:07] <ginbuntu> arvind_khadri, I can't use clone. I have packages installed that are not in the repo
[22:07] <VCoolio> AndChat-: yeppers
[22:07] <linuxlurker> ddrj, / is the highest point in the directory tree
[22:07] <Losha> MobiusJedi: it becomes too unstable for general use. I left fedora for ubuntu years ago for this very reason...
[22:07] <ddrj> linuxlurker, ahhhh
[22:07] <ginbuntu> arvind_khadri, making an image of a partition also contains the empty spaces right?
[22:07] <AndChat-> Google ntfs-3g umask
[22:07] <ZykoticK9> sine`, this is "somewhat" unrelated to any installation problems - this is a bug in the bug-adder program
[22:07] <VCoolio> xTheGoat121x: no, 6.2.4
[22:07] <MobiusJedi> Losha: ah. . . like how my soundcard is unsupported in karmic
[22:07] <arvind_khadri> ginbuntu, yeah
[22:08] <dmdevotee> anybody knows a valid mount-point directory to mount a iso file with gmount? ( gmount does not like /mnt directory)
[22:08] <xTheGoat121x> VCoolio, they haven't even gotten that far in Pidgin yet
[22:08] <VCoolio> AndChat-: ok, but what issue are we talking about? permission?
[22:08] <sine`> ZykoticK9: so my installation problem is another problem entirely
[22:08] <ZykoticK9> dmdevotee, create a directory in your home directory like "isomount"
[22:08] <Typos_King> dmdevotee:     ... /media maybe
[22:08] <linuxlurker> dmdevotee, /media/somedirectory ?
[22:08] <Losha> MobiusJedi: yes, and the upstart stuff, and the new gdm, and grub2, etc. I'm thinking of moving to debian...
[22:08] <shakir> how to install kde on ubuntu 9.10
[22:08] <ZykoticK9> sine`, yes
[22:08] <VCoolio> xTheGoat121x: sorry, typo, 2.6.4
[22:08] <AndChat-> Yes. You want to change the permissions right?
[22:08] <Emanon> oh and btw i found filebin so here is the script i posted in pastebin earlier http://filebin.ca/ajmqbq/native-64bit-flash-installer.sh
[22:09] <ginbuntu> arvind_khadri, it takes too much time to reinstall and configured it tot he state it is right now :-(
[22:09] <xTheGoat121x> VCoolio, ah, okay. The reason I ask is that I've noticed that PIdgin isn't closing to the indicator-applet anymore. If I close my buddy list, I'm completely disconnected
[22:09] <VCoolio> AndChat-: no, I want to share stuff on it, but maybe I'm prohibited for permissions reasons I thought
[22:09] <ginbuntu> cloning and disk imaging do not work in my situation
[22:09] <ginbuntu> :=(
[22:09] <DrDank> Can someone give a newbie some help? second day using Ubuntu.. now Im stuck.
[22:09] <AndChat-> Share how? Smb?
[22:09] <shakir> how to install kde on ubuntu 9.10
[22:09] <ZykoticK9> !ask > DrDank
[22:09] <VCoolio> xTheGoat121x: isn't there some setting in prefs to close to the tray?
[22:09] <MobiusJedi> Losha: it's a shame, I was just getting to love ubuntu before i lost sound. . .
[22:10] <goddard> is there a good program for linux to turn an avi into a dvd?
[22:10] <DrDank> I clicked 'Advanced' in the appearence preferences.. Now the dialog box is 'locked' I need to get it closed some how.. I heard something about rkill or kill in the terminal.. how do i reference it to this dialog box?
[22:10] <ZykoticK9> goddard, check out devede
[22:10] <goddard> thanks
[22:10] <arvind_khadri> ginbuntu, i understand, expand your drives
[22:10] <Losha> MobiusJedi: I stick to 8.04 LTS myself...
[22:10] <xTheGoat121x> VCoolio, to Pidgin's own icon, yes, but not to the indicator-applet
[22:10] <Typos_King> shakir:     I'd think you'd need to install kde4 or so
[22:10] <ginbuntu> arvind_khadri, what do you mean?
[22:10] <shakir> why ?
[22:10] <arvind_khadri> ginbuntu, is space your problem?
[22:10] <AndChat-> Drdank xkill
[22:10] <MobiusJedi> Losha: LTS? what's that mean?
[22:11] <kcg> AndChat-: any idea?
[22:11] <datadigger> MobiusJedi: Long Term Support
[22:11] <Emanon> MobiusJedi: Long Term Support
[22:11] <MobiusJedi> oh snap
[22:11] <VCoolio> xTheGoat121x: ah, I see; don't know about that; karmic uses empathy by default, right? might have something to do with that; I'd look into the applet and not first in pidgin; but I use neither one of them
[22:11] <Emanon> ahh beat me to it
[22:11] <Losha> MobiusJedi: Long term support: all bugfixes, no new features. The idea is it gets very stable the longer it's maintained...
[22:11] <MobiusJedi> lol
[22:11] <dmdevotee> /home/dmdevotee/prueba is created, but is not valid for gmount
[22:11] <MobiusJedi> that does make some sense
[22:11] <Emanon> and until it works as well as pidgin at least why use empathy hehe
[22:12]  * datadigger runs hardy 8.04 LTS
[22:12] <Losha> goddard: I like tovid for making dvds, but it's cli...
[22:12] <DrDank> AndChat, I just type xkill in the terminal and it will auto close the Appereance Preferences and nothing else?
[22:12] <DrDank> oh
[22:12] <DrDank> thats badass..
[22:12] <ginbuntu> arvind_khadri, no, I don't have space problem. currently I have 2x1TB sata drives. one I am using, but when I extract big files (4gb+) my system kinf of freezes, because a lot of disc access read/write on the same partition ubuntu is installed. but if I move my downloads to the second drive, I would be using a 1TB drive as system disc which is a big waste. I have a 120 sata drive laying around here and I am thinking to use it
[22:12] <ginbuntu> as system disc and then use the 2x1TB as storage.
[22:13] <xTheGoat121x> VCoolio, well, I refuse to use Empathy -- it's not robust enough for me. I haven't had a problem with Pidgin, even after the change to Empathy as default.
[22:13] <DrDank> I like that.. *takes note of xkill*
[22:13] <bruno123> hi all, running 9.04 and just today when I click on Places-->Computer I get a quick window flash and then I am back to the Desktop but with no icons.  This also happens if I go Places ---> Network......any ideas?  Has there been a recent update that could have caused this?  Any help is greatly appreciated
[22:13] <DrDank> oh wait.
[22:13] <DrDank> it still didnt go away
[22:13] <Losha> MobiusJedi: if you can give up the latest apps, you get stability in exchange. For me, stability trumps new features. Not everyone feels that way though...
[22:13] <razz1> what is the easiest option to remotely login to a ubuntu system?
[22:13] <arvind_khadri> ginbuntu, cool
[22:13] <acicula> bruno123: well nautilus appears to be crashing, dunno why though
[22:14] <VCoolio> DrDank: xkill changes your mouse cursor into a hitman, click the window to kill
[22:14] <acicula> razz1: ssh
[22:14] <Losha> razz1: ssh and/or vnc...
[22:14] <acicula> razz1: or remote desktop sharing
[22:14] <DrDank> VCoolio: I did.. but the damn window just came back.. The Appearance Preferences.
[22:14] <g0sp> hey I can see my iPhone in the Ryhthymbox cause I did all of that stuff, but can I add files to it?  It's jailbroken, if that helps.  3.1.3 firmware
[22:14] <DrDank> I clicked 'Advanced' in the appearence preferences.. Now the dialog box is 'locked' I need to get it closed some how.. I heard something about rkill or kill in the terminal.. how do i reference it to this dialog box?
[22:14] <dmdevotee> /home/dmdevotee/prueba is created, but is not valid for gmount
[22:14] <DrDank> besides the rkill and kill subjects* sorry I just pressed up instead of retyping.
[22:14] <VCoolio> DrDank: pkill gnome-appearance-properties  ?
[22:14] <dmdevotee> media/prueba is created
[22:14] <dmdevotee> media/prueba is created, and is still a not valid directory
[22:15] <Emanon> DrDank: alt+f2 type gnome-system monitor when the monitor pops up click in it and type appear and it will highlight the process for the appearence window then alt+p then alt+e
[22:15] <bruno123>  acicula when I run sudo nautilus I get this :    WARNING **: Unable to add monitor: Operation not supported
[22:15] <MobiusJedi> How's 8.10 in comparison to 8.04 LTS?
[22:15] <acicula> bruno123: dont run nautilus as root
[22:15] <onaogh> I am reinstalling ubuntu, how can i backup nm-applet configs ?
[22:15] <DrDank> VCoolio: , that didnt work neither..
[22:15] <ddrj> how do i get absolute paths when in terminal?
[22:15] <DrDank> I think im going to have to reboot..
[22:15] <Spasysheep> when I lock my PC, if it's the first time I've locked it that session when I unlock it, the first time I try it sits there 'checking' for about 3 mins, then says I mistyped, even if I didn't, but as long as I don't log off or restart, any time after that that I lock it it works fine. Wuts going on?
[22:15] <DrDank> nothing seems to be working. lol
[22:15] <VCoolio> DrDank: kill -9 $(pidof gnome-appearance-properties)
[22:15] <Losha> MobiusJedi: 8.10 is not as stable as 8.04, because only 8.04 is LTS :-)
[22:15] <acicula> bruno123: it may changes files to be owned by root that shouldnt be etc
[22:16] <Typos_King> ... dmdevotee:  how about just using .. well...I don't have gmount here... but console wise will be -> sudo mount -v -t iso9660  -o loop YOURISOFILE.iso /mnt
[22:16] <Emanon> but if you have to run nautilus as root try gksu nautilus /path/to/file
[22:16] <acicula> onaogh: they are stored in your home directory
[22:16] <VCoolio> DrDank: logout - login when needed; reboot only necessary with kernel update or really bad crash
[22:16] <onaogh> acicula, where exactly ?
[22:16] <razz1> acicula, losha: I know ssh and vnc but the owner of the ubuntu system hardly understands how to set up the server for me to log in to his system, it requires port forwarding, he is finding it hard. anything easier.
[22:16] <acicula> onaogh: in one of the hidden directories starting with a ., dunno which one specifically
[22:17] <acicula> a . (dot)
[22:17] <bruno123> acicula I get these errors:  ** (nautilus:4330): WARNING **: Unable to add monitor: Not supported  AND ALSO  (nautilus:4330): GLib-GIO-CRITICAL **: g_file_info_get_name: assertion `G_IS_FILE_INFO (info)' failed
[22:17] <bruno123>  AND ALSO ** (nautilus:4330): WARNING **: Got GFileInfo with NULL name in network:///, ignoring. This shouldn't happen unless the gvfs backend is broken.
[22:17] <onaogh> acicula, already did my search, found nothing
[22:17] <acicula> razz1: he either setsup portforwarding or you have him set up a ssh tunnel to your comp to get around the port forwarding
[22:17] <acicula> razz1: which just takes a well copied command into a shell on his part
[22:17] <Emanon> onaogh: you remember to allow it to search hidden files?
[22:18] <bruno123> acicula, this was when I was just running "nautilus" without sudo
[22:18] <Losha> razz1: what acicula said...
[22:18] <acicula> bruno123: maybe, but running nautilus as root is a quick way to a hosed system
[22:18] <acicula> bruno123: root is really dangerous
[22:18] <Emanon> we're getting dangerously close to locking the root user like mandriva tho
[22:18] <onaogh> Emanon, i searched with bash $ sudo find ~/ -iname *nm-applet*
[22:18] <Emanon> ahh ok onaogh
[22:19] <Losha> Emanon: what does mandriva do to the root user?
[22:19] <Emanon> it is GOOD to warn people root use is perilous but if it is needed (which it occasionally is) it is needed
[22:19] <MobiusJedi> huh. . . I think I just figured out why my system won't boot. . .
[22:19] <MobiusJedi> I made a second admin account, but it didn't get made
[22:19] <MobiusJedi> is there a file i can edit with the user account info?
[22:19] <acicula> Emanon: running nautilus as root is never needed
[22:19] <razz1> acicula: "you have him set up a ssh tunnel to your comp to get around the port forwarding", this sounds easier. you know of any easy to follow instructions
[22:20] <EBC99> Hello
[22:20] <epaphus> Hello.. can vmware esx be installed in ubuntu??
[22:20] <acicula> razz1: google ;)
[22:20] <Emanon> Losha: mandriva (for kde anyways) makes it so you cant log into root graphically and then moves the kdmrc to keep you from manually changing that setting
[22:20] <Losha> MobiusJedi: /etc/passwd should have a line for each user in it. Make a backup before you edit...
[22:20] <bruno123> acicula, well I haven't done that much....just once or twice....and only this time because u mentioned nautilus crashing....but anwyay....just running nautilus gets errors...any ideas on those?
[22:20] <ikonia> epaphus: esx is it's own operating system as a host platform, it doesn't install within an OS
[22:20] <Jonimus> acicula: yes but running it as root won't kill you either
[22:20] <EBC99> HELLO???
[22:20] <Losha> Emanon: I see, thanks...
[22:20] <razz1> acicula: no problem, thanks
[22:20] <Emanon> acicula: ive found root nautilus to be useful on a few occasions
[22:20] <Emanon> !hi EBC99
[22:21] <epaphus> ikonia, ohhthanks
[22:21] <acicula> Jonimus: not me, but i started on a 2.0 kernel, its one misclick away for a novice user to an empty disk though
[22:21] <EBC99> hi
[22:21] <Emanon> err
[22:21] <EBC99> Em..
[22:21] <Emanon> !hi | EBC99
[22:21] <EBC99> Ok
[22:21] <acicula> can we focus on helping people instead of correcting me about warning people to be conservative with using root?
[22:21] <MobiusJedi> Losha: thanks. . . do you know commands in terminal for what i need to do? it seems i have to get the sudo action goin
[22:21] <EBC99> Hoy do i go te the spanish join?
[22:21] <erUSUL> !es
[22:21] <acicula> bruno123: can you pastebin the erros?
[22:21] <Emanon> your right i was getting on a tangent i just hate that part of mandriva
[22:21] <Losha> acicula: I once typed rm -rf * in the wrong directory, as root. Only once though....
[22:21] <bruno123> acicula i will hang on...
[22:22] <Losha> MobiusJedi: sorry, short term memory is long gone. What are you trying to do?
[22:22] <EBC99> I cant to do it
[22:23] <bruno123> acicula http://pastebin.ca/1840359
[22:23] <EBC99> I write it  but i dont come in in the spanish join
[22:23] <EBC99> Sorry for the mistakes,Im spanish
[22:23] <Emanon> sok EBC99
[22:23] <EBC99> Does someone can help me?
[22:24] <erUSUL> EBC99: Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter.
[22:24] <bruno123> acicula when I run hardware drivers, I would think that it should show I am using nvidia driver....but it does not......could this be related to the "monitor" error message
[22:24] <MobiusJedi> Losha: I'm running my live CD. Sda1 is mounted, but it's locked or something - can't move anything to trash, so i'm assuming i won't be able to save changes either
[22:24] <Losha> EBC99: escribe /join #ubuntu-es, nada mas. Sin espacio al principio, con uno solo espacio despues de /join
[22:25] <Deihmos> can you look at hulu on ubuntu?
[22:25] <Emanon> i assume so Deihmos
[22:25] <Losha> MobiusJedi: using nautilus, or a terminal?
[22:25] <Emanon> its just a flash video site right?
[22:26] <MobiusJedi> i don't think i have nautilus
[22:26] <DrDank> Uhm, I read that to configure Compiz, I need to press ALT + F2 and enter ccsm in the entry box, this isnt working for me.. anyone have any suggestions?
[22:26] <Losha> MobiusJedi: ok, open a terminal, type 'df -h'. Can you paste the result to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com  ?
[22:26] <Emanon> just checked yes you can Deihmos
[22:26] <acicula> bruno123: lets stick to one problem
[22:26] <bruno123> acicula any thoughts?
[22:27] <acicula> bruno123: does it crash when you click on networks?
[22:27] <acicula> bruno123: can your try sudo aptitude install libglib2.0-0=2.20.1-0ubuntu2.1
[22:27] <Emanon> DrDank: do you have compizconfig settings manager installed?
[22:27] <acicula> and logout/back in
[22:27] <Emanon> its not installed with compiz by default
[22:27] <mneptok> DrDank: you need to instal compizconfig-setings-manager, and then look for it in System > Prefs
[22:27] <bruno123> acicula yesm i get a quick flash like it is opening a window...then it goes back to desktop but the icons disappear
[22:27] <DrDank> Emanon:, probably not. I think I just have Compiz installed (sorry Im new.. second day using linux.. maybe 3rd hour)
[22:27] <bruno123> okay will do
[22:28] <Emanon> its ok DrDank thats what we're here for
[22:28] <mneptok> DrDank: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[22:28] <bruno123> okay it wants to downgrade some packages acicula
[22:28] <acicula> bruno123: many packages?
[22:28] <Emanon> open a terminal Applications>Accessories>Terminal then sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager like mneptok said
[22:28] <soreau> DrDank: ccsm>Preferences>Reset to Defaults
[22:29] <bruno123> i will pastebin for you...hang on acicula
[22:29] <soreau> DrDank: There is also #compiz for compiz-specific questions
[22:29] <MobiusJedi> Losha: it says command not found. . .
[22:29] <rafahell> someone want invite to LOCKERZ.COM ?
[22:29] <mneptok> rafahell: do not advertise on this channel
[22:29] <Losha> MobiusJedi: er, you didn't type the single quotes did you?
[22:29] <g0sp> anyone got an iPhone working in ubuntu 9.10?  I can mount the thing and see my music in ryhthymbox, but I'm not sure how to add songs to it.   Can you do that?
[22:29] <DrDank> I just seen Compiz on a Customing Ubuntu Desktop, figured id give it a try
[22:29] <Emanon> perhaps they want it in #ubuntu-offtopic rafahell
[22:30] <acicula> bruno123: im just going by this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1272771 and various launchpad bugs related to the error messages you linked
[22:30] <Emanon> DrDank: i find it quite useful
[22:30] <MobiusJedi> lol, no. . . just df-h
[22:30] <Emanon> try the tab/group windows plugin
[22:30] <Emanon> it rocks a lot
[22:30] <Losha> MobiusJedi: there is a space between the df and the -h. It matters. Try again: df  -h
[22:31] <DrDank> mneptok: thanks for the terminal command for installing the compiz config.. much appricated.
[22:31] <DrDank> I just now learned I could type sudo -i, enter. then my password and not have to use 'sudo' anymore until terminal is closed.
[22:31] <xchat> hi
[22:31] <Emanon> be as careful with that as you would with regular root DrDank
[22:31] <Emanon> !hi | xchat
[22:31] <bruno123> acicula here are specifics http://pastebin.ca/1840385 (i will check your link...thanks for help btw_
[22:32] <soreau> DrDank: Just remember, it is a bad idea to run user applications as root. Even compiz and ccsm should only be ran as user
[22:32] <Emanon> yea root can mess you up bad
[22:32] <DrDank> oh, alrighty
[22:32] <DrDank> :)
[22:32] <DrDank> Im a newbie.. all suggestions/advice will be remembered and noted. :)
[22:32] <xchat> sudo apt-get a beer . . .
[22:32] <Emanon> root, used improperly, is like meth it destroys EVERYTHING
[22:32] <DrDank> Im up for learning as much as possible, I absolutely hate windows.
[22:33] <Emanon> well windows does still have a few things on us but nothing i find occasion to use
[22:33] <MobiusJedi> Losha: oh! . . . i could've figured that if i thought about it - http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/KaxT0Z5z
[22:33] <soreau> DrDank: The only time you want to run as root is if you know why you need to. Such as installing/removing a package or some other real system change that requires root access
[22:33] <stygian> hey i have a question, i dont know if its an ubuntu issue but it is related.  im doing x -query ubuntubox to log into my ubuntu box from my slackware box.  and it works.  but some of my keys are mismatched.  the UP button seems to be printscreen, and some others as well dont work right.  how do i fix this?
[22:33] <acicula> bruno123: are you using any ppa?
[22:33] <bruno123> yes acicula
[22:34] <Losha> MobiusJedi: first time's the hardest. ok, cd /media/disk/boot/grub
[22:34] <MobiusJedi> k
[22:34] <DrDank> damn.. I had my windows doing funny effects when I clicked and dragged them until I installed that compizconfig.. now its not doing the ffects. (
[22:34] <Emanon> or if you really want to be a jerk DrDank and soreau use root on a shared machine
[22:34] <Emanon> DrDank: check wobbly windows to re-enable that
[22:34] <Losha> MobiusJedi: I recall we were doing this to get a root shell, but you already have one right now from the live cd. So what was it you wanted to do next?
[22:34] <acicula> bruno123: http://ohioloco.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1394101 here the problem seems discussed also
[22:35] <DrDank> Emanon: its already checked.
[22:35] <acicula> bruno123: having ppa's doesnt help matters much, not sure how downgrading will affect your system there
[22:35] <Emanon> uncheck then recheck it might be wigging out
[22:35] <DrDank> lol, alright
[22:35] <Emanon> and yes "wigging out" is a technical term
[22:35] <DrDank> nope.. still not working.
[22:35] <acicula> bruno123: there are some other suggestions in that last thread, and it seems to be fixed in karmic if thats any help
[22:35] <soreau> DrDank: What you want to do is install simple-ccsm and select the Custom option that will appear under Extra in the visual effects settings
[22:36] <Emanon> oh wait is compiz even on atm maybe resetting it in ccsm turned it off though i could be wrong
[22:36] <DrDank> I basically just wanted tis for the Wobbly Windows and the Fire on dialog exit I read about.
[22:36] <Emanon> the visual effects ARE nice DrDank but there are some cool practical features as well
[22:36] <acicula> bruno123: as an alternative http://ohioloco.ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8760008&postcount=22 this might work
[22:37] <Emanon> like advanced zoom tab/group windows
[22:37] <bruno123> acicula im thinking of backing up the important stuff and doing a clean install of karmic....one question
[22:37] <MobiusJedi> Losha: good question. . . if I am root, why don't i have write access to sda1?
[22:37] <MobiusJedi> oh, that's interesting. . . there's no passwd folder in etc
[22:37] <Obituary> hi
[22:37] <Emanon> !hi | Obituary
[22:38] <Obituary> anybody please know why my computer goes off everytime i use ubuntu 9.10?thanks
[22:38] <Losha> MobiusJedi: /dev/sda1 is currently mounted on /media/disk. So the passwd file is currently in /media/disk/etc/passwd. Look there...
[22:38] <Obituary> gets too hot and the fan doesnt work
[22:38] <bruno123> acicula if I have a separate home partition, and I do a clean install on the / partition.....my data should be left alone right (i.e. home folder)
[22:38] <Emanon> should be bruno123
[22:39] <Losha> bruno123: correct, as long as you don't mess up. A backup of /home would insure against "accidents"....
[22:39] <acicula> bruno123: yup, just make sure during install you set your home to be mounted but not formatted
[22:39] <jimi_> When I play audio cds, the time doesnt progress and nothing comes out of the speakers.
[22:40] <acicula> bruno123: backups are never bad, especially if you are also going to repartition some parts of the disk
[22:40] <bruno123> if I had programs installed, say openshot video editor and virtualbox, will I have to reinstall those again once I have made clean install of /
[22:40] <erUSUL> bruno123: yes
[22:40] <erUSUL> !clone | bruno123
[22:40] <Emanon> not if you have a separate /usr/ partition as well
[22:40] <Emanon> oops forgot to address that last one to bruno123
[22:41] <bruno123> i have just the / and the /home partitions on this pc
[22:41] <VCoolio> i have an ntfs external hd; I can mount and use it, but not share stuff; I can solve that by setting umask=022 in fstab, but then I can't mount it as user anymore; there are hints I don't understand at http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-faq/#unprivileged ; ideas?
[22:41] <MobiusJedi> Losha: negative. . . seems to be the same folder. . . i was in file browser, so maybe i was never in dev/sda1 exactly?
[22:41] <Emanon> then no you wont retain anything outside of /home
[22:41] <bruno123> I will do as acicula suggests and backup /home folder
[22:41] <Losha> MobiusJedi: for this kind of work, a simple terminal is best...
[22:42] <Emanon> i use tilda for all my CLI needs it rocks
[22:42] <MobiusJedi> Losha: "not a directory"
[22:43] <MobiusJedi> oh the damage i did just trying to create a new user
[22:43] <MobiusJedi> yay 9.10!
[22:43] <Losha> MobiusJedi: Er, you do realise /media/disk/etc/passwd is a *file*, and not a directory
[22:43] <MobiusJedi> :/
[22:43] <MobiusJedi> oh haha, that would be the problem
[22:44] <MobiusJedi> excuse my lack of sleep
[22:44] <MrPiracy> i installed grub2, but when i run update-grub it shows a script updating menu.lst and a.. .... so i believe i have both versions installed, how can i get rid of grub 1 ?
[22:44] <felipe__> anyone knows how to configure the sound, to record with the audacity program?
[22:44] <Losha> MobiusJedi: sleep deprived is a bad state to be in when you're editing your filesystem as root, you know...
[22:44] <bruno123> acicula I did install Mediatomb (for sharing files with ps3 using upnp.....could that have caused this prob)  Just did that last night and today is first time this issue comes up
[22:44] <jiohdi> my screen keeps blanking after a few minutes of inactivity... but the screen saver and power option is off, so whats causing it? it comes right back on with a flick of the mouse or any key
[22:44] <MobiusJedi> You're very right. . . thanks anyway! gotta go
[22:45] <bruno123> Maybe uninstall that program acicula and see???
[22:45] <Losha> MobiusJedi: ok, best of luck...
[22:45] <acicula> bruno123: ireally dont know
[22:45] <dillinjah> does anyone know a good alternative to Hamachi for linux, I have googled it, but no one had any glowing recommendations
[22:45] <olskolirc> I'm on Intrepid and im trying to get the mediabuntu repository from here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu everything worked out except forapport-hooks-medibuntu which is no where to be found and I can't install w32codecs any ideas?
[22:45] <dillinjah> I appreciate the help
[22:45] <acicula> dillinjah: openvpn?
[22:45] <bruno123> acicula that makes sense that it might have screwed things up since it is a media server thing...and involves networking......and prior to installing it...this never happened?
[22:46] <dillinjah> acicula, I am kind of a newb--would that be easy for a windows user to access if I ran it from ubuntu
[22:46] <acicula> bruno123: idunno, the error sems to get a lot of hits
[22:46] <hmw> what is a nice benchmark program to compare different PCs with Ubuntu? It'd be great, if i contained a database of some reference computers.
[22:46] <acicula> dillinjah: dunno what you need to connect to hamamachi stuff, did you try a google on hacmachi and ubuntu
[22:47] <bruno123> maybe I should do complete removal.  I can;t find any recent smb update as that one fix you posted does not apply when I follow it and look for 4) choose the date you upgraded  5) find smbclient
[22:47] <bruno123> 5) find smbclient
[22:47] <dk3> dillinjah, http://files.hamachi.cc/linux/
[22:47] <fbianconi> dillinjah, there is an Hamachi version for linux
[22:47] <tadello> siema
[22:47] <dillinjah> yeah, hamachi is very iffy for ubuntu, I had it working for awhile, but have been having problems. The other computers can see the hamachi machine, but cannot access the files
[22:47] <dillinjah> I definitely had hamachi set up for linux, just having problems...
[22:48] <dillinjah> lots of people have had problems running the hamachi server from linux...and now I am, hence my question about an alternative
[22:49] <dillinjah> though I like hamachi because it is (was) super simple to setup, both for me and anyone trying to connect to it
[22:49] <dk3> dillinjah, if you have windows users try VPN serwer with  L2TP
[22:49] <erpo> dillinjah: My favorite alternative to hamachi is IPv6.
[22:50] <dillinjah> ok, and then I would just point them to the server address through their browser?
[22:50] <dillinjah> unlike hamachi, where you can access the server from within a gui application
[22:50] <dillinjah> and it brings up the files hosted on samba
[22:51] <bruno123> thanks for help guys
[22:51] <bruno123> and/or gals as the case may be :-D
[22:51] <acicula> bruno123: np
[22:52] <ABC> join/ #ubuntu-es
[22:52] <acicula> ABC: /join
[22:52] <DrDank> I figured out why my effects wasnt working.. I had to restart compiz a few times until the kernel 'learned' it or whatever, working nice and smooth now.. besides the text in my terminal it gets realy choppy looking.. hard to read.. other than that its perfectooo
[22:52] <DrDank> I love the wobbly windows.. that shit is hot
[22:54] <dillinjah> dk3, I am reading about vpn with l2tp and one of the sites says #  Requires certificates. Unless all your clients have fixed IP addresses, you will need X.509 certificates. In other words, you need a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). PPTP on the other hand only requires passwords.
[22:54] <dillinjah> would this be difficult to setup?
[22:55] <CapK> hello there
[22:55] <dk3> no, i don't have any certificates and working ;)
[22:55] <Eduardos> hello
[22:56] <Eduardos> help my please
[22:56] <Eduardos> !!!!!!!!!!
[22:56] <Eduardos> :D
[22:56] <FloodBot4> Eduardos: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:56] <MrPiracy_> how can i be sure grub is uninstalled after installing grub2 ?
[22:56] <Leif> I need to know how to completely remove a program in ubuntu (including all databases related to it), I've tried apt-get remove, and apt-get purge, any other suggestions?
[22:56] <dillinjah> dk3, ok, cool, so you are running the vpn server, and your friend wants to access your work documents, how would he go about doing it?
[22:56] <dillinjah> just logging on to the server address through his browser?
[22:56] <CapK> tell me your problem, eduardos. i, a user who uses ubuntu for eyecandy, can be sure to be of assistance
[22:57] <dillinjah> or creating a connection through the vpn utilities in windows..?
[22:57] <Eduardos> ok
[22:57] <CapK> not.
[22:57] <CapK> do not.
[22:57] <CapK> i am a complete noob
[22:57] <CapK> tell someone else here
[22:57] <dk3> dillinjah, yes
[22:57] <dillinjah> yes as in the latter option?
[22:58] <dk3> dillinjah,  if you have samba installed ;)
[22:58] <dk3> http://rootmanager.com/ubuntu-ipsec-l2tp-windows-domain-auth/setting-up-openswan-xl2tpd-with-native-windows-clients.html
[22:58] <brontosaurusrex> is there a way to check for posix compliance via php?
[22:58] <dillinjah> yup, I have samba installed, great, thank you for the link...
[22:58] <Eduardos> I know how to change the mac to a base station nano capk
[22:59] <CapK> thats good for you, eduardos :P
[22:59] <Superbest> I can't install software on ubuntu, halp!
[22:59] <dillinjah> dk3, one more question, is going through NAT not a problem for you?
[22:59] <MrPiracy_> update-grub is not working, can anyone help?
[22:59] <tehgeekmeister> is there any easy way to turn an ubuntu netbook remix install into a regular ubuntu install?
[22:59] <Superbest> problem is software center, when I click install nothing happens
[22:59] <Typos_King> Superbest:     any errors?
[22:59] <tehgeekmeister> (without reinstalling, if possible)
[22:59] <dillinjah> i.e. am I going to have to help them port forward and whatnot
[22:59] <Superbest> Typos_King: let me try synaptic/terminal btw
[23:00] <dk3> dillinjah, no i you forward ports
[23:00] <Eduardos> ????
[23:00] <pastyhermit> ok what the heck is "Merge" and "Merge All"???
[23:00] <pastyhermit> does my file manager and system all of a sudden have versioning?
[23:00] <dillinjah> ok, great, thank you
[23:00] <dk3> dillinjah, i have this install on virtual serwer an i havn't any problems ;)
[23:00] <mark__> Hi Humans
[23:00] <mark__> :)
[23:01] <Superbest> Typos_King: synaptic works, gimme a sec I'll login again through xchat
[23:01] <pastyhermit> Its a very confusing terminology
[23:02] <dillinjah> dk3, greaet, thank you for the advice, I appreciate it
[23:03] <Eduardos> quiero saber como cambiar la mac de una antena nano station
[23:03] <Superbest> Typos_King, ok, so software-center has a problem, in that clicking "install" apparently does nothing.
[23:03] <vexati0n> Is there a way to get audio input/output on Ubuntu to actually work correctly?
[23:03] <blakkheim> Eduardos: this is an english only channel
[23:03] <mneptok> !es | Eduardos
[23:03] <bhen> Eduardos hablame
[23:03] <Superbest> Typos_King, clicking it very hard a lot of times also does nothing
[23:04] <Eduardos> ok gracias
[23:04] <Typos_King> Superbest:     in synaptics, try to do an 'update'
[23:04] <mneptok> Eduardos: de nada
[23:04] <Typos_King> Superbest:     then retry
[23:04] <Eduardos> :D
[23:04] <Typos_King> Superbest:     or if you want the console command -> sudo apt-get update;
[23:04] <Leif> No one has any suggestions?
[23:04] <Superbest> Typos_King, sorry but you mean update software or the list of available packages?
[23:05] <ikonia> Leif: what are you trying to remove
[23:05] <MrPiracy_> update-grub is not working, can anyone help?
[23:05] <Typos_King> Superbest:     it'll update the available sources for packages
[23:05] <Typos_King> Superbest:     I'm guessing you haven't done it, and it won't install anything before doing so
[23:05] <Leif> ikonia: A game from playdeb (http://www.playdeb.net/software/The%20Babylon%20Project), it seams to have database errors, but it worked on another machine of mine.
[23:06] <Superbest> Typos_King, ok, doing that, now at stuck at 44/45, a few sources have failed, I think mostly translation-en-us ones
[23:06] <Leif> ikonia: So I want to completely perge my computer of it.
[23:06] <johnny_Mercy> hi
[23:06] <Superbest> Typos_King, I am not in us and use the english ubuntu, I'll try switching servers when it's done
[23:06] <Typos_King> Superbest:     tis ok, so long it does update a few good sources, mostly multiverse and main
[23:07] <vexati0n> Is there a way to get audio input/output on Ubuntu to actually work correctly?
[23:08] <Superbest> Typos_King, it did finish, though the last bit took a while
[23:08] <Superbest> Typos_King, still same problem
[23:08] <sam555> hello all!
[23:08] <ikonia> Leif: so remove it with purge and remove the database manually
[23:08] <Huba> 1401 users pretty awesome :)
[23:08] <sam555> I recently upgraded my acer aspire one to 9.10 however I'm having problems connecting with a projector
[23:08] <Typos_King> Superbest:     now, retry your package installation
[23:08] <sergio> hola
[23:08] <sergio> alguien de chile
[23:08] <Stargaze> what's the terminal command again, for closing down one's pc?
[23:08] <Superbest> Typos_King, as I've said, clicking install still does nothing
[23:08] <Leif> ikonia: The problem is, I have no idea where that is, and locate doesn't seem to be completely up to date...
[23:08] <erUSUL> !es | sergio
[23:08] <sam555> not sure if this > http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1395876 is relevant since I don't know my video card info :(
[23:08] <Typos_King> !es | sergio
[23:09] <VCoolio> Stargaze: sudo shutdown -hP now
[23:09] <ikonia> Leif: then how you know the database has not been removed
[23:09] <Typos_King> Superbest:     what about using the console, does sudo apt-get install, give any reasons/errors why it doesn't?
[23:09] <Leif> ikonia: Because when I reinstall it, my credentials are still there.
[23:09] <Huba> Can I advertise some freeware thing here :)?
[23:09] <Superbest> Typos_King, oh synaptic installs fine too
[23:09] <VCoolio> Stargaze: or gnome-session-save --shutdown-dialog   if you want to do it as user
[23:09] <bigtom21485> I have a hp tx2525nr and im not getting any sound.
[23:09] <DrDank> So... hows the best way for a person like me to learn to use Ubuntu Linux to my full advantage? Ive been using windows ever since windows 3.1... just couldnt handle it no more.
[23:09] <Superbest> Typos_King, the problem is software-center
[23:09] <sergio> ola
[23:09] <bigtom21485> when i load windows its fine so i know its  alinux issue
[23:10] <sergio> alguien de chile
[23:10] <bigtom21485> i have ubuntu 9.10
[23:10] <ikonia> Leif: in that case contact the people who pacakged it up and log a bug
[23:10] <Superbest> Typos_King, the one under applications
[23:10] <ikonia> Leif: you're using a deb from outside the ubuntu repo's so you need to contact the makers for support
[23:10] <bigtom21485> if anyone can help please help
[23:10] <Huba> http://fonline2238.net/forum/index.php?topic=2027.0 All open source developers are more than welcome, and of course gamers :P
[23:10] <Leif> ikonia: Okay, rats, thanks anyway, I will do that. :)
[23:10] <srv> I have an encrypted ex4 partition and haven't bothered to make a note of my hdd's passphrase; how do I get the passphrase?
[23:11] <ikonia> srv: you don't - it's gone
[23:11] <scorch__> Does anyone know how to get jack to work properly?
[23:11] <Typos_King> Superbest:     ..... so... is the app.. well heheh, I have Adept, but  mostly install using apt-get :}
[23:11] <lantizia> Hey, can I make my own distro out of ubuntu?  kind of like using nLite on Windows!?  i.e. my own bootable usbpen/cd that installs what I want
[23:11] <red> srv: the whole idea of encrypting your hd would be that u cant access it without the passphrase
[23:11] <erUSUL> srv: if that was easy or even possible what would be the point of the encryption ?
[23:11] <red> there is no "click to send the pass to email" :)
[23:11] <NullEntity> I'm using 10.04 LTS, and I can't get Java applets to work.
[23:11] <Superbest> Typos_King, yeah, I'd do that but packages are confusing
[23:11] <srv> I'm logged in
[23:11] <VCoolio> NullEntity: #ubuntu+1
[23:12] <NullEntity> ?
[23:12] <VCoolio> !lucid | NullEntity
[23:12] <srv> I'm logged in to my machine, not possible yet?
[23:12] <red> srv: you could check passwords and encryption keys in applications -> accessories
[23:12] <NullEntity> It's more of a Firefox problem.
[23:12] <red> perhaps you might be able to set a new one
[23:12] <srv> I'm looking for the shell command
[23:12] <NullEntity> I mean, I have Java installed and it works, just not applets.
[23:13] <ZykoticK9> NullEntity, it's not join #ubuntu+1
[23:13] <bigtom21485> Im running ubuntu 9.10 x64 on a hp tx2525nr and im getting no sound
[23:13] <srv> I'm looking for the shell command which gives you the ex4 hdd's passphrase, please.
[23:13] <srv> done googling to no avail
[23:13] <ikonia> srv: it's gone
[23:13] <ikonia> srv: you're data is lost
[23:13] <ikonia> your
[23:14] <srv> ikonia: bullshevic! I'm already logged in to my machine
[23:14] <ikonia> srv: so ? if you don't know your encyption password - it's gone
[23:14] <srv> ikonia: damn :P
[23:14] <Superbest> does anyone know why my software-center is being passive aggressive?
[23:14] <claptrap> So, any of you wonderful folks have an even semi efficient suggestion for going through 43,000 picture files? ;D
[23:14] <ikonia> Superbest: maybe if you gave us a better descriptio
[23:14] <ikonia> description
[23:15] <JohnathanWinters> my eyes have seen the glory of the trampling at the zoo, we've washed ourselves in niggers' blood and all the mongrels too,we're taking down the zog machine, jew by jew by jew, the white man marches on!
[23:15] <claptrap> Nautilus and Dolphin can't really handle the load, lol.
[23:15] <srv> ikonia: So, please will you kindly tell me the shell command which Ubuntu prompts you to enter in order to get the passphrase, after installation?
[23:15] <bigtom21485> JohnathanWinters: LMAO
[23:15] <harisund> claptrap: What kind of processing are you doing?
[23:15] <Superbest> ikonia, clicking "install" for a package appears to do nothing, while synaptic works (and installs packages) fine
[23:15] <ikonia> srv: it's gone - you can't get it
[23:16] <srv> ikonia: pfffff
[23:16] <Superbest> ikonia, I have tried switching my package server and reinstalling software-center 1.0.3, I think
[23:16] <srv> ikonia: OK
[23:16] <Superbest> ikonia, I am also on ubuntu 9.10
[23:16] <ikonia> Superbest: odd
[23:16] <lunks> What's the correct grub package on 9.10? grub or grub-pc?
[23:16] <claptrap> harisund: Well, I just recovered some files off a formatted partition. There are a lot I want to save, but i need to pick them out and get them organized.
[23:17] <Superbest> ikonia, though if you are familiar with how software-center works, I can just ask a few general things and probably just start using synaptic anyway
[23:17] <EzeQL> hi, I am a windows guy. I want to switch to ubuntu but most programs that i use daily are only available for windows. The linux alternatives are miles away from these. Could i install vmware/virtualbox for using windows xp? will this emulated windows xp work ok?
[23:17] <ikonia> Superbest: not massivly aware to be honest as I don't use it
[23:17] <harisund> claptrap: ah .. I guess you could move some into sub folders, organize within them and work your way up
[23:17] <lunks> EzeQL, most of the time, yes.
[23:17] <ikonia> EzeQL: that's a good option, also look at wine
[23:17] <ikonia> EzeQL: however keep in mind that if your needs are windows only programs, why move to linux ?
[23:18] <lunks> What's the correct grub package on 9.10? grub or grub-pc?
[23:18] <IdleOne> !grub2
[23:18] <Superbest> ikonia, I'm just trying to figure out if it makes installing packages any simpler for me, clueless end user
[23:18] <EzeQL> ikonia, because i want to learn linux?
[23:18] <lunks> IdleOne, I'm having major issues with grub, dunno why
[23:18] <claptrap> harisund: Well, even on my fairly beastly desktop, Nautilus and Dolphin aren't handling the load of even opening the folder very well, much less scrolling. is there any, like, automatic way to split them into folders?
[23:18] <ikonia> Superbest: good for you, using what works for you is the best approach
[23:18] <lunks> EzeQL, why not try the other way? Linux on a VM?
[23:18] <claptrap> harisund: A terminal command or the suchlike.
[23:18] <IdleOne> lunks: then ask a question regarding your issue :)
[23:19] <harisund> claptrap: How are the files labelled? Is there any pattern to them?
[23:19] <ikonia> EzeQL: very nobel
[23:19] <EzeQL> lunks, i have a Ubutun instlalation running on Vmware, but performance sucks
[23:19] <EzeQL> and i have a just built system
[23:19] <Superbest> ikonia, only as I said, it does not. =(
[23:19] <claptrap> harisund: Only the random strings of numbers that foremost assigned them.
[23:19] <IdleOne> EzeQL: then windows in VM probably won't give you better performance and end up annoying you
[23:20] <IdleOne> EzeQL: but worth a try
[23:20] <u-foka> Doh, my bad... I have accidently created a new empty msdos patition table on my system disk with gparted :S any ideas how to restore it?
[23:20] <VCoolio> lunks: I have karmic with grub-pc, not grub
[23:20] <srv> how can it be gone when I'm logged in and am seeing my encrypted home directory's contents?!!
[23:20] <erUSUL> u-foka: use testdisk or gpart
[23:20] <harisund> claptrap: Then the best solution is to probably write a bash script that takes bunches of, say 100 images, and puts them in a new sub folder created elsewhere
[23:21] <erpo> u-foka: If you haven't committed the changes yet you can undo.
[23:21] <u-foka> yeah
[23:21] <u-foka> I thinked that too
[23:21] <u-foka> but the partition table operation committed immediately
[23:21] <ddbt> does anyone know if the new ubuntu 'look' in 10.04 still gets its bugs fixed before the official release?
[23:21] <lunks> IdleOne, for some reason the new installed grub is not able to boot the installation, so I have to get to the wubi grub, change the boot commands to actually get into my system again
[23:21] <sam555> how do you figure out the video card info on the unbuntu 9.10?
[23:21] <erUSUL> !lucid | ddbt
[23:21] <erUSUL> sam555: lshw -C display
[23:21] <Ardethian> Is there a good program under GNU that lets you download all ?
[23:21] <fbianconi> u-foka, testdisk
[23:22] <IdleOne> lunks look at that link ubottu gave earlier and reinstall grub2
[23:22] <Superbest> so is anyone here familiar with software-center behavior or problems?
[23:22] <claptrap> harisund: Sounds perfect... any idea how I'd get started on that? Still fairly nub with Ubuntu.
[23:22] <Emanon> does lucid even HAVE a new look? i thought they were forgoeing that because of the need to up stability for an lts release?
[23:22] <MrPiracy_> whenever i shutdown my pc, ubuntu prompts my password again with message "system polity prevents stopping the system when other users are logged in". how do i fix this?
[23:22] <lunks> IdleOne, doin it
[23:22] <sam555> erUSUL: thanks!
[23:22] <IdleOne> sam555: lspci
[23:22] <harisund> claptrap: I have to leave now, but I could provide you some kind of info in a personal message or something later if you will be online on IRC etc
[23:22] <Ardethian> Is there a good program under GNU that lets you download all pictures hosted on a website?
[23:22] <u-foka> my setup looks like sda1: / ext4 ~15G; sda5 luks swap ~5G; sda6 luks ext4 ~300G... testdisk can found the encrypted partitions too?
[23:23] <ZykoticK9> Emanon, oh it does - ubuntu+1 for Lucid discussion though
[23:23] <sam555> IdleOne: I tried lscpci....
[23:23] <erUSUL> Ardethian: wget ?
[23:23] <Emanon> okidoke
[23:23] <claptrap> I should be. I'll try more Googling in the meantime, with that idea in mind. Thanks!
[23:23] <Ardethian> I don't know how to use it in order to get all *.jpg files on a server.
[23:23] <IdleOne> sam555: lspci | grep video will give you info
[23:24] <ZykoticK9> sam555, i think IdleOne meant "lscpi | grep VGA" actually
[23:24] <claptrap> harisund: I should be. I'll try more Googling in the meantime, with that idea in mind. Thanks!
[23:24] <harisund> claptrap: basically here's the thing - Do a ls, redirect output to a file. Create folder (n), read a line from the file, move the line just read to folder (n). Do this for 100 lines. Then, increment folder to n+1 and repeat
[23:24] <IdleOne> ZykoticK9: yeah that too, I can use video and get the info
[23:25] <Superbest> do I have to sudo a package manager for it to be able to install software
[23:25] <VCoolio> Superbest: yes
[23:25] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, video doesn't work on my system?
[23:25] <Superbest> aha
[23:25] <claptrap> harisund: Well, that's a start! We'll see how far I get. ;)
[23:25] <IdleOne> ZykoticK9: oops your right, video output capture card info for me
[23:25] <IdleOne> VGA is correct
[23:25] <Ardethian> Is there a good program under GNU that lets you download all pictures hosted on a website?
[23:25] <fbianconi> u-foka, nope, not encrypted since it actuality reads raw data to figure out how it was before.
[23:25] <sam555> ZykoticK9: thats what I tried before and it didn't work, but lshw worked!
[23:25] <Superbest> VCoolio, so if the properties for the shortcut to software-center say "/usr/bin/software-center", there's a problem?
[23:26] <bigtom21485> I am running ubuntu 9.10 x64 on an hp tx2525nr and i am not getting sound
[23:26] <VCoolio> yes, that should have gksudo in front
[23:26] <VCoolio> Superbest: ^
[23:26] <bigtom21485> and i know its not my soudn card because when i boot windows i get full sound
[23:26] <bigtom21485> if anyone wants to help that'd be awesome :-)
[23:26] <IdleOne> bigtom21485: run alsamixer and make sure nothing is muted
[23:27] <Emanon> ooh nice revolution os quote
[23:27] <bigtom21485> IdleOne: what is alsa mixer? I am new to linux
[23:27] <happyface> how do I know when cp [-v] hasn't froze on a file?
[23:27] <Emanon> bigtom21485: alsa is the volume control
[23:27] <dinosaurvskitten> is there something like cpulimit but that allows you to limit the cpu usage of *all* programs that match a given string? Cpulimit only blocks the first one and doesn't apply itself to new processes after it has been launched.
[23:27] <Emanon> or the backend for it anyways
[23:27] <IdleOne> bigtom21485: alsmixer ( one word ) run it in Terminal and it is a utility to configure sound
[23:27] <u-foka> fbianconi, there isn't any header of a luks partition, what can be found?
[23:27] <IdleOne> alsamixer*
[23:28] <Emanon> !alsa
[23:28] <srv> Jesus Christ! why is there nothing on Google related to encrypted ex4 passphrase?
[23:28] <Superbest> VCoolio, it did solve the problem. WHat could possibly alter that, besides me? I'm only 90% sure but I didn't change it, and ubuntu was installed yesterday
[23:28] <Emanon> what you need srv?
[23:28] <IdleOne> because Jesus does not support FOSS
[23:28] <IdleOne> let's keep religion out of this though
[23:28] <lunks> IdleOne, thanks! it worked!
[23:29] <Emanon> and its ext4 so that might filter your searches a lil
[23:29] <IdleOne> lunks: welcome, what I do? lol
[23:29] <srv> Emanon: I'm logged in to Ubuntu and I can see my encrypted ex4 home partition's contents, now I need to get the partition's passphrase
[23:29] <VCoolio> Superbest: not sure, ubuntu has strange things sometimes; there is also the videocard config app that needs gksudo but doesn't have that in the menu :(
[23:29] <lunks> IdleOne, pointed me into the right direction, at least :)
[23:29] <Superbest> VCoolio, so it's not likely my system is compromised?
[23:29] <IdleOne> lunks: ahhh, very welcome :) glad I could help
[23:30] <Emanon> did you encrypt just the home folder or the whole system srv?
[23:30] <srv> Emanon: I procrastinated so much I forgot to issue the command
[23:30] <srv> Emanon: home folder
[23:30] <Emanon> the passphrase should just be your login password then i think
[23:30] <Emanon> i could be wrong tho
[23:31] <amnay> Do you know any lightweight powerpoint-like software ?
[23:31] <srv> Emanon: no it's not, i remember the other time I installed Ubuntu, it was something generated by the system, not me
[23:31] <srv> Emanon: thank you though
[23:31] <VCoolio> Superbest: nah; I seems to have removed software-center, can't check for you if I have the same issue
[23:31] <u-foka> or can I recreate the partitions based on the data that the disk utility provides? it shows the size of each (still mounted) partition in bytes, but I can't convert them to exact cylinder counts :(
[23:32] <greezmunkey> srv, what did you use to encrypt your home folder?
[23:32] <amnay> Do you know any lightweight powerpoint like software for simple presentations?
[23:32] <erUSUL> u-foka: i weould use a specialized tool like testdisk or gpart instead of doing the calculations myself
[23:32] <Superbest> VCoolio, alright
[23:32] <brontosaurusrex> amnay: there is something with openoffice, dunno how lightweight is
[23:33] <srv> greezmunkey: There was an option to do so during the installation, I just clicked the radio button and after the installation, I was prompted twice to issue a shell command to get my hdd's passphrase
[23:33] <u-foka> erUSUL, but some of the partitions are lusk encrypted so testdisk can't found them
[23:33] <amnay> something likfe very light
[23:33] <srv> greezmunkey: Ubuntu 9.10 NBR
[23:33] <Emanon> amnay: http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Linux_software_equivalent_to_Windows_software
[23:33] <amnay> thanx
[23:34] <amnay> even a basic slideshow program would do
[23:35] <Superbest> amnay, there is applications->office->openoffice presentation
[23:35] <sine`> ive just installed ubuntu 9.10 and ive done apt-get update
[23:35] <sine`> anything else i should do on my first time round
[23:35] <Ayromos> hello i think this code be usable for your community I don't If it's work well... http://paste.org/pastebin/view/16333
[23:35] <ikonia> srv: that envyrption is mapped to your username
[23:35] <Emanon> enjoy yourself sine`
[23:35] <Emanon> but you should do that every time around
[23:36] <Emanon> jeese thats alot of logins and outs
[23:36] <VCoolio> sine`: install ubuntu-restricted-extras if you want to view avi and stuff; also there is extra stuff to play dvd's if you need; read some howto install ubuntu somewhere
[23:36] <gabriele> ciao a tutti
[23:37] <ikonia> !it | gabriel
[23:37] <ikonia> oops
[23:37] <insulina> hello, i installed ubunto on my compac laptop, but the sound doesnt work
[23:37] <ikonia> !it > gabriel
[23:37] <ikonia> stupid tab
[23:37] <jacob_> i need help
[23:37] <Emanon> !alsa | insulina
[23:37] <jacob_> dvds dot work on ubutnu
[23:37] <ikonia> !dvd | jasonb
[23:38] <VCoolio> sine`: ^
[23:38] <gaurav> can any boby help in insatlling themes in karmic kola login screen
[23:38] <Guest12007> hello sum one help cam play my dvd movies on ubuntu
[23:39] <gaurav> ya dude
[23:39] <Guest12007> all the players to
[23:39] <jastor> Emanon: you wouldnt happen to know why only one process at a time is allowed to use the soundcard?
[23:39] <ikonia> !dvd | Guest12007
[23:39] <Ayromos> I forgot to test cache
[23:39] <Ayromos> in my script
[23:39] <Emanon> jastor: not specifically but it is common enough there is probably a fix somewhere
[23:39] <sqwertle> !lynx
[23:39] <sqwertle> !lucid
[23:39] <gaurav> help in installin themmes of login screen in karmic kola
[23:39] <Guest12007> ubuntu dot play vob files
[23:40] <greezmunkey> srv, you encrypted the home directory at install?
[23:40] <ikonia> Guest12007: read the url ubottu sent you
[23:40] <srv> greezmunkey: yup :(
[23:40] <gaurav> so plzzzz
[23:40] <gaurav> srv
[23:40] <jastor> Emanon: ok ;) just find it strange that i starting a terminal .. then mplayer whatever.mp3 .. start firefox before mplayer has quit .. and tp get sound working in firefox .. i must close mplayer, teh terminal and restart firefox ;
[23:41] <greezmunkey> srv, So when you log in you are able to see the contents of $HOME?
[23:41] <srv> greezmunkey: yes sir
[23:41] <mark__> hoi
[23:41] <jastor> Emanon: the same if firefox uses flash .. to get sound i nthe terminals mplayer .. i must quit firefox and start a new termina l;)
[23:41] <randomman> hi
[23:41] <greezmunkey> srv, ok - what is it that you need to do that you cannot do now?
[23:41] <mark__> sorry was buzzy
[23:42] <mark__> anybody still on ?
[23:42] <ikonia> 1400+ people are
[23:42] <blaupunkt> lol so many ppl using this?
[23:42] <srv> greezmunkey: I want my hdd passphrase, Ubuntu prompts you after installation to issue a shell command and get the passphrase (which I forgot to do); it's a long complex string
[23:42] <Ayromos> and i have this one cause i don't know and i don't find how to use diff whit tar http://paste.org/pastebin/view/16335 ls -R work fine
[23:42] <Ayromos> good night
[23:43] <jacob__> helllooooooooooooooooooo
[23:43] <Emanon> !hi | jacob__
[23:43] <jacob__> waz cracking room
[23:43] <mark__> can any good soul help me with dgamelaunch dl url
[23:43] <greezmunkey> srv, I heard that you want the passphrase, but beyond that, what is it that you can't do that you need to do with your drive?
[23:44] <Superbest> how do I edit my "places" menu
[23:44] <jacob__> play vob files
[23:44] <bigtom21485> does anyone know how to see if my 3d-now enabled alptop is actually varying its processor frequency and voltage in linux?
[23:44] <Emanon> Superbest: pray that might work cause nothing else will
[23:44] <jennifer> I have a bunch of ogg files I ripped from a cd. I know the names/tracks/titles/authors etc, how can I add this information to them? Currently they show the Unknown Artist/Unknown Track
[23:44] <bigtom21485> **powernow
[23:44] <mark__> Right mouseburron
[23:44] <srv> greezmunkey: I can do everything with my drive, but just in case my system crashes or anything goes wrong, I need that freakin' passphrase to restore my data
[23:44] <mark__> on menu
[23:44] <ikonia> jacob__: read the link ubottu sent you - as I told you earlier
[23:44] <erUSUL> bigtom21485: add the freq applet to your panel
[23:45] <bigtom21485> from the ubuntu software center?
[23:45] <mark__> r klik
[23:45] <jacob__> can u send it a g
[23:45] <ikonia> !dvd > jacob__
[23:45] <erUSUL> bigtom21485: no right click on the pannel choose add to panel
[23:45] <mark__> yup
[23:45] <Superbest> Emanon, you mean, like, "please, god, please edit my places menu"?
[23:45] <erUSUL> bigtom21485: should be there in the list
[23:45] <Emanon> yea
[23:45] <mark__> god
[23:45] <Superbest> Emanon, seems a bit... trivial
[23:45] <mark__> ?
[23:45] <Superbest> Emanon, seriously though
[23:46] <happyface> is there a way to skip the current file while in cp -v?
[23:46] <kaolbrec> jennifer, Ex Falso  can tag files
[23:46] <bigtom21485> erUSUL: and in linux how do i disable freq. scaling or take manual control of it?
[23:46] <ikonia> happyface: no
[23:46] <ulb> I was going to get a DLink 321 and install FreeNAS, but I was wondering if it offers any advantages over just getting a wifi router that can run tomato or ww drt and attatching an external USB hard drive?
[23:46] <ikonia> ulb: that's not an ubuntu question, so please take it to a more appropriate channel
[23:47] <jennifer> kaolbrec, thanks :)
[23:47] <bojan_> ima nekoj makedonec be?
[23:47] <bigtom21485> erUSUL: 2GHz is listed but i can't seem to force it go that high for somereason it ignores the command
[23:48] <erUSUL> bigtom21485: click on the icon. choose the performance governor if you want the cpu to go at full speed allways
[23:48] <greezmunkey> srv, well there you go. Look here: No guarantees though...http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7568/3/
[23:48] <sensae> I have onboard 6 channel audio. Is there a way for me to configure my sound to use one of these ports as a line in, and then route the line in to my line out?
[23:48] <bigtom21485> erUSUL the thing is I wonder why i cant force it to run 2GHz...i mean its a 2GHz chip, you know?
[23:49] <bhendro52> Enter text here...hey
[23:49] <andrelima> hello everybody...I am facing some problems with the surf on the web with karmic koala...the surf is very slow.i will test now open dns to see if this help.but i ask for some suggestions from you to what is the problem
[23:49] <gaurav> can any one help me in installing the login screen themesin 9.10
[23:49] <bigtom21485> and ive seen it go that high in windows but windows' manual control does the same thing where it does more of what its supposed to but not ALL
[23:49] <gaurav> if there is some one
[23:49] <erUSUL> bigtom21485: by default linux uses ondemand. that will run at full speed only when needed
[23:49] <bhendro52> Im installing ubuntu 9.10 on my dimesnion 5150.  completely killdisked all the partitions
[23:49] <jacob__> waz crack pps
[23:49] <ikonia> gaurav: theme support is disabled
[23:49] <bhendro52> but im getting a very strange screen when installing the burned ISO image from a dvd
[23:49] <bigtom21485> erUSUL: so the manual settings of 500MHz, 1GHz, and 2 GHz, why does it ignore 2GHz?
[23:50] <bhendro52> anyone have this problem?
[23:50] <ikonia> jacob__: stop asking that now
[23:50] <srv> greezmunkey: thank you
[23:50] <jacob__> nop i got it
[23:50] <ikonia> ?
[23:50] <gaurav> how to enable it
[23:50] <erUSUL> bigtom21485: i can say that it works for me here amd 3800X2
[23:50] <jacob__> ping
[23:50] <mark__> no bhendro
[23:50] <mark__> where thit you dl the image
[23:51] <bigtom21485> it doesnt work for me here rm-70 2GHz x64 dual-core
[23:51] <gaurav> ikonia
[23:51] <ikonia> yes?
[23:51] <gaurav> boss help me
[23:51] <gaurav> plz
[23:51] <gaurav> if u
[23:51] <blaupunkt> leave
[23:51] <gaurav> dont mind
[23:51] <FloodBot4> gaurav: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:51] <ikonia> gaurav: just ask your question and the channel will help if they can
[23:51] <Superbest> I can't mount my harddrives through the menu, can anyone help?
[23:52] <gaurav> my ouestion how i install login screen themes which i downloaded from site how to use it in karmic kola
[23:52] <conb123> Roughly what percentage of my disk space should be swap?
[23:52] <mark__> hmm verry specfic probes discribing ??????
[23:52] <gaurav> ikonia
[23:52] <gaurav> help me
[23:52] <ikonia> gaurav: theme support is not enabled in gdm for 9.10
[23:53] <greezmunkey> conb123, generally equal to ram, double if you plan to suspend system - I believe.
[23:53] <gaurav> there is any way to enable it
[23:53] <ikonia> gaurav: not at the moment
[23:53] <jacob__> do u get yahoo to wrk
[23:54] <ikonia> jacob__: yahoo what ?
[23:54] <jacob__> msgger
[23:54] <ikonia> jacob__: as in the website ?
[23:54] <mark__> yahoepie :P
[23:54] <skraps> !info empathy
[23:54] <jacob__> i a new at thid
[23:54] <jacob__> ops
[23:54] <ikonia> jacob__: yahoo messanger protocol is enabled in messanger clients such as empathy and pidgin
[23:54] <jastor> someone that happens to have a directlink to flashplayer for 9.04+? adobe themselves gives me a apt: link but it always chooses an partner thats down :P
[23:54] <jacob__> ty u
[23:55] <gaurav> can i install normal themes in karmic kola
[23:55] <ikonia> jacob__: install the package "flashplugin-nonfree"
[23:55] <ikonia> gaurav: no
[23:55] <gaurav> not login screen themeskk
[23:55] <Emanon> jastor 32 or 64 bit?
[23:55] <jastor> ikonia: the repo got an old version :P
[23:55] <jastor> Emanon: 32
[23:55] <ikonia> jastor: then you need to get it direct from adobe.com
[23:55] <jastor> ikonia: yes ;) and thats what i was asking for
[23:56] <ikonia> 1/whois jacob__
[23:56] <ikonia> jastor: what part is not clear go to adobe.com and download it ?
[23:56] <mark__> \w
[23:56] <jacob__> sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree
[23:56] <jastor> ikonia: if you said what i wrote :P when i try to download it from adobe com i get an apt: link :) and the partner it tries to download it from is down >:P
[23:57] <jacob__> sudo aptitude install vlc xine mplayer libdvdread3
[23:57] <ikonia> jastor: so contact adobe that their link is broken
[23:57] <ikonia> jastor: I just downloaded it fine
[23:57] <viyyer> what is the default username password for the ubuntu installation demo installed by testdrive?
[23:57] <ikonia> jastor: please stop posting that in the channel
[23:57] <jastor> ikonia: ok .. and could you just give me the deb?
[23:57] <viyyer> ubuntu ubuntu doesn't seem to works
[23:57] <viyyer> ubuntu ubuntu doesn't seem to work
[23:57] <jastor> or the url to it ,)
[23:57] <gaurav> how i can i enable my web cam in karmic kola
[23:57] <ikonia> jastor: the deb is not available, only the tar file
[23:57] <ikonia> !webcam | gaurav
[23:57] <jacob__> did u get it
[23:57] <viyyer> gaurav, most webcams works
[23:57] <ikonia> jacob__: I just got the tar file, yes
[23:57] <viyyer> gaurav, most webcams works  out of the box
[23:58] <mark__> enable enable
[23:58] <ikonia> jacob__: oops, sorry, not you
[23:58] <mark__> whats this
[23:58] <jacob__> ok
[23:58] <jacob__> ok
[23:58] <sqwertle> Is there a program to create custom fonts?
[23:58] <mark__> you don,t need to enable
[23:58] <jastor> ikonia: so you choose tar instead of apt for ubuntu 9.04 .. ok
[23:58] <jacob__> i like ubutnu
[23:58] <ikonia> jacob__: yes
[23:58] <jacob__> ops
[23:58] <ikonia> ooh
[23:58] <ikonia> jastor: "yes" sorry
[23:58] <mark__> any programmers here
[23:58] <mark__> ???
[23:58] <ikonia> mark__: just ask your question
[23:58] <jastor> ;) .. ohwell ill just get the tar then ..
[23:58] <mark__> ?
[23:59] <mark__> wath question
[23:59] <mark__> :)
[23:59] <ikonia> mark__: the one you want to know the answer to
[23:59] <gaurav> how can check that my webcam is working or not
[23:59] <jacob__> dot know
[23:59] <ikonia> gaurav: read the link ubottu sent you
[23:59] <viyyer> gaurav run cheese and see if it shows the video directly or not
[23:59] <mark__> i have th e answers but i,m
[23:59] <mark__> stunned\