[00:00] Let me see if I understand. So mutiverse repository is now call "partner" in Lucid? Adept lists a multiverse repo (it's checked) , then there's another tab "Other software" and on that tab theres a couple of "partner" listings. Now this is confusing [00:01] Guest415: no multiverse is multiverse [00:01] yurimxpxman: 64 or 32 [00:01] Guest415: but the sun java packages have moved from multiverse to partner [00:01] dolomite: 32 [00:02] Guest415: and if you are on lucid, you can't have adept [00:02] yurimxpxman: and I'm assuming you installed the libdvdread3 package and ran the install-css script? [00:02] dolomite: yeah, I did [00:03] yurimxpxman: can you recall when you last updated libdvdcss2? [00:03] dolomite: I can play the movie if I run "vlc dvdsimple:///dev/dvd" but no menus.. and I can't rip it with another program [00:03] apparle i'll add the partners. I can' have adept :-) cause i've got it. I installed it. via apt-get. SOmething wrong with that? [00:04] on lucid btw 64 bit [00:04] Guest415: adding the partner repos would do your job [00:05] For other guys:.... is adept still in development [00:05] I don't understand the interface on k-package manager. Adept was more synaptic -ilke. Synaptic is more intuitive. IMO [00:05] dolomite: version is 1.2.9-2medibuntu4 [00:07] Guest415: I agree that adept was better looking than kpackagekit... but it is discontinued, so it is recommended that you use kpackagekit. But I personally recommend the command line apt-get [00:07] Guest415: synaptic intuitive? For whom? It relies on package names.. not good for a new user [00:08] yurimxpxman: +1 [00:10] hey folks -- anybody know if there is a particular package that I need to install to add igoogle gadgets to my plasma workspace? [00:12] sebr: did you just click in Add Widgets and Get New? [00:12] Yes, the only options I have are plasma widget === f0x is now known as fatex === fatex is now known as fire === fire is now known as phate === phate is now known as xero === xero is now known as Guest14900 [00:17] asdf [00:18] yup... managed to delete my hard drive when i tried upgrading to 10.04 LTS... always fun [00:20] so now i have to reinstall all of my programs and whatnot, half of which i cant remember what i had. could anyone with any grace in their soul give me a list of some must have software? [00:23] yurimxpxman: there appears to be a bug. [00:23] dolomite: with my dvd issue? [00:24] dolomite: was it ever resolved? [00:24] bloodsmith: i can pastebin my dpkg-selections-list if you want... === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [00:24] djustice: sure, it couldnt hurt, thanks [00:24] there's something that worked for someone. removing file: /home/user/.dvdcss/ [00:24] bloodsmith: I would recommend, firefox, vlc. kubuntu-plasma-addons, kscreensavers, kscreensaver-xsavers, kubuntu-restricted-extras [00:25] yurimxpxman: ^ [00:26] bloodsmith: http://pastebin.com/RMAyfBmH [00:27] dolomite: doesn't help :( [00:27] apparle: i tried installing the firefox bundle that came with the OS, but it kept throwing up error messages. Said something along the lines of "Firefox is already installed, you DBag"... I couldnt find the program however, so now im a bit miffed... [00:27] My PC resumed from standby badly and now on-board 3COM 3C940 LAN doesn't work. even after BIOS reset The chip's diagnostics and BIOS are all for DOS. Do I run them from WINE, DOSBox, or DOSemu ? [00:27] djustice: thank you kindly, good sir [00:27] bloodsmith: click 'raw' or 'download' up top. then run 'cat filename > dpkg --set-selections' [00:27] bloodsmith: then 'sudo apt-get dselect-upgrade' === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [00:28] bloodsmith: open konsole... write "sudo apt-get install firefox" [00:28] Should I run them these DOS progs from my bootable Lucid kubuntu desktop USB, if so how can I tell if it has an emulator on it? [00:28] !firefox [00:28] firefox is the default web-browser on Ubuntu. To install the latest version, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxNewVersion Installing plugins: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxPlugins - See also !firefox-3.5 [00:28] kool new game: osmos. iz flipn sweet. but 10$. (piracy ftw) [00:28] dolomite: were there any other notes on the problem? [00:29] no, not so far. [00:29] does anyone know if IBM Lotus Sympthony is Gnome or KDE based? [00:29] bloodsmith: oh yea, my dpkg selections are about 4gb. so dont do that unless you want a 'fully pimpd' system. i run 4 tattoo shops (gfx/office/games) on that setup. [00:29] dolomite: that wouldn't explain why dvd shrink doesn't work, either, though [00:29] apparle: got it, ty [00:30] if you can revert to older version of libdvdcss2, please do that and report back. this problem appears to be in the latest version [00:30] yurimxpxman: ^^. I'm going away from the computer for a little bit. [00:31] skierpage, http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/10.04/kubuntu-10.04-desktop-amd64.manifest has the packages on the CD. No Wine, DOSBox, or DOSemu [00:31] djustice: so basicly, if i want a "fully pimped system", download the "DJustice Ultra Super Mega package collection" [00:31] lol [00:31] dolomite: i was the dude that was worried about losing my data from the other day! guess what! i lost my data! WOO!!! [00:32] dolomite: i couldnt remember if i used this name or sainumeri, did i get it right? [00:32] is the koffice package in Kubuntu Lucid in KDE4? [00:32] bloodsmith: yep ;) [00:32] ewwwphoria: nope. koffice-kde4. [00:32] or do I have to install the koffice-kde4 packages? [00:32] ewwwphoria: is still unstble. [00:32] djustice: alright, thanks. [00:32] bloodsmith: soundz liek you did it wrongly. :P [00:33] djustice: what kind of programs and whatnot do you have on that list? [00:33] ewwwphoria: that being said, they mostly work fine. ;) [00:33] djustice: yeah, wrong to the limit === wgrant_ is now known as wgrant [00:33] bloodsmith: err. gimp/inkscape/chromium/firefox/visualboyadvncae/zsnes/pcsx/ooffice/koffice/kde-full/etc [00:34] bloodsmith: just enough to compile kde from source, run the tattoo shops (graphics and office apps), and waste time on lame/free games. :) [00:35] what about the OpenOffice that comes with Kubuntu, is it KDE based? [00:36] djustice: hah, lol, might just have to get that then. at the very least ill browse it and get some ideas on what to download, im at a friends house using his internet, so i really dont want to kill his bandwidth, you understand... [00:37] ewwwphoria: ooffice isnt kde... it's kde-themed tho. so it fits in nicely. [00:37] hi is this kubuntu support channel? [00:37] bloodsmith: koolkool. you can edit that list. before setting selections. i keep lists handy for diff setups/reasons. :) [00:37] djustice: that's what I wanted to know actually, thanks. [00:37] lvlech: yep :) [00:37] cool [00:38] ewwwphoria: np :) [00:38] does anyone know how to allow files to saved on the desktop [00:39] lvlech: the ~/Desktop folder. save them there. [00:39] but I don't see it on my desktop [00:39] I have to go into the desktop folder in /home [00:39] lvlech: or you mean a folderview style desktop activity? right click the desktop->settings->change 'desktop' to 'folderview' [00:39] lvlech: or 'add widgets'->folderview [00:40] then point the folderview at the desktop folder.. iirc that's default.. [00:40] djustice: yeah, editing would be a good idea. what is inkscape? im assuming its some sort of tattoo editing program? [00:41] desktop activity settings? [00:41] bloodsmith: nah, its a vector app. like adobe illustrator on drugs. good drugs. all(most) of kde's 'scalable'ness was made with it. [00:41] lvlech: that's it. [00:41] lvlech: under 'activity'. change type to 'folderview' [00:41] djustice: aaaaahhh, i see... useless to one such as i, however... i do believe... [00:42] ty! it works [00:42] bloodsmith: its really simple actually... no math involved.. just point and click stuff.. handy app :) til kde's karbon gets stable enough. [00:43] * djustice iz off to try Lucid [00:43] * djustice waves [00:44] djustice: ok, i have no programming background aside from one semester of C++ in highschool... lol, that and if i were to try to create something, im pretty sure that i could find anything i wanted on the net anyways, soooo... [01:01] hi. I am on lucid, how can i close all children windows of one application? right now the only thing i can do is restart the app and that's ouch [01:02] whats the best media player for KDE is it still kaffeine [01:02] ? [01:02] ewwwphoria: that's what I use. [01:02] er no [01:03] ewwwphoria: er, sorry, confusion. for audio, I use amarok. [01:03] ewwwphoria: for video, xine or vlc. Kaffeine was always a bit flakey for my liking. [01:04] chx: that sounds like a very application specific question. [01:04] "dragon player" seems default now [01:04] frogonwheels: does it? Well, it's Skype, Kopete and I guess I will meet a few more. [01:04] i don't like the trial dragon player leaves on recent document [01:04] chx: err task-bar right-click, close [01:04] works for me [01:04] one window [01:04] is there a way to disable recently played or documents for good? [01:05] whaqt if you have twenty? [01:06] chx: , as I said, task-bar close works for me... just closed two windows in skype that way [01:06] now 3. [01:06] * frogonwheels shrugs. [01:06] frogonwheels: i'm trying out moc, amarok seems to crash a lot, have to investigate why... [01:07] how can i remove gnome player? somehow it got installed? when firefox was asking to install missing plug ins,... [01:07] chx. move your mouse over the (say) skype icon in your task bar, press and hold right-click, select 'close' release mouse-button. [01:08] I bet that works if they are grouped? [01:09] no :( [01:09] ok so [01:09] you have skype [01:09] you multiple chat windows [01:09] .. you have 20 windows open , and they're not grouped? [01:09] i want to close all chat windows? [01:10] um i have 4 1920x1200 monitors [01:10] so ... no :P [01:10] my taskbar is kindabig :) [01:11] I have 6 monitors [01:12] good for you [01:12] was hard enough to get four out of a laptop [01:12] please pm i will be away for a few minutes,..to my previous question (if possible) [01:16] mmkay. GM965/intel. 10.04. GLX==fail. why? [01:24] rawr. back to chakra for me >:[ === safer_ is now known as safer [01:34] apologies to the channel. <3 ubuntu people. just not autoconfigurations... [01:34] meanwhile: *hugs* [01:37] * genii sips his coffee and thinks about the hugs [01:53] Hey :) [02:05] hey guys, I just upgraded to lucid and now when I log in to KDE it crashes, running start kde seems to point to an issue with nvidia driver and lo removing the nvidia drivers seems to cause kde to work happily. But... I like having hardware acceleration and reinstalling nvidia-current causes the issue to reappear. Any ideas? [02:10] hello [02:14] is there a way to kix the kbluetooth icon so it not all messed up? [02:14] fix [02:23] bloodsmith, are you still around? [02:24] got it fixed thanks. [02:24] Hey ^^ [02:25] anyone know how to install GLIBC_2.11 ? [02:26] Carefully? [02:26] Yeah [02:26] i need it for a game [02:26] ./Tibia: ./libc6/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.11' not found (required by /usr/lib32/libGLU.so.1) [02:29] what wine packages do i download [02:29] Ask in #winehq [02:30] ok [02:31] anyone know? [02:38] Hi [02:40] hi biggFREE!!!! [02:41] BiggFREE: hi!!! [02:41] im updateing Kubuntu 9.10 to 10.4 right now [02:42] hey! [02:42] Hello people :] [02:43] Dracirate: so what version is your libc6? [02:43] derekul: exciting [02:43] yep [02:44] its allmost done getting new package [02:44] ./Tibia: ./libc6/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.11' not found (required by /usr/lib32/libGLU.so.1) [02:44] what wine packages do i download [02:45] what? [02:45] #winehq [02:47] i updated my motherboard and cpu to a 6 core [02:47] yesterday [02:48] what processor is that, derekul? [02:48] amd [02:49] hello. [02:49] Hey [02:49] hello there?? [02:49] So, i've installed kubuntu and my internet connection became VERY SLOW when I use this OS. Do you have any suggestions? [02:50] are you running multiple wifi anteannas? [02:50] maybe is the ipv6 [02:50] nope, its not wifi, its a wired connection [02:50] oh [02:50] Dracirate: in this case, what should i do? [02:51] are u n or g [02:51] dunno, I do know others seemed to have that problem as well, maybe a diferrent hardware driver? [02:51] wb [02:51] sorry about that. [02:51] XD [02:51] np [02:51] damm, I dunno what do do [02:51] have you checked hardware driver updates? [02:52] no, on my way for it. [02:52] im running wireless n router wired here at home with no problims [02:52] give that a try [02:52] running wireless and doing fine myself [02:53] im all n here [02:53] I just started using UE and is the best ubuntu flavor I found yet [02:53] i am kinda rejecting Gnome [02:53] the gnome shell suck [02:54] I haven't had any problems with it, only issue I've had is my card reader isn't recognized [02:54] im so use to useing redhat its a big chang to Kubuntu [02:55] never used red hat myself [02:55] the only problem i got was the splash screen [02:55] but now looks better [02:55] I tried ubuntu, UE, mint, and fedora [02:55] the problem is not any driver [02:55] is the splash screen [02:55] damm, dunno what to do [02:55] is to small [02:56] gonna head, but glad I found this on here [02:56] will be back for sure [02:56] tc all [02:57] you too [02:57] anyone has another idea? [02:57] also, how can I disable ipv6? [02:58] http://www.webupd8.org/2010/05/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu-1004.html [02:58] maybe that help in kubuntu too [02:59] thank you, I'll give it a try too. [03:01] brb [03:01] kk [03:01] np [03:01] ^^ [03:01] how can i remove gnome player? somehow it got installed? when firefox was asking to install missing plug ins,... [03:03] sudo apt-get uninstall gnome-player [03:03] ? [03:04] would that also remove all the other stuff as well not just the player? [03:05] what else you want to remove? [03:06] i didnt want to install it, it appeared after installing missing plug-ins for firefox, but i never had gnome player before now. [03:06] sudo apt-get uninstall gnome-player only remove the gnome player [03:09] Dracirate: no such thing as uninstall..shud be apt-get purge [03:11] sidHart, i did that and it came back as no such package... [03:11] so the gnome-player [03:11] zus: what package did u enter? [03:12] Does the kubuntu install not install the nvidia drivers by default? [03:12] ahh it says GNOME MPlayer,....i think dragon is based of Mplayer so is this GNOME MPlayer ok to remove? [03:13] zus: the package name is mplayer [03:14] zus: shud be sudo apt-get purge mplayer [03:14] zus: dragon doesn't need any gnome stuff [03:14] sidHart, so Mplayer and GNOME MPlayer would be two different packages [03:16] zus: the gnome menu names has nothing to do with the package name that apt-get recognize.. [03:17] I thought dragon was based on xine [03:17] kaffieine is from what i was told before [03:18] again no such package [03:18] this is kinda wired. [03:19] "kinda" ? [03:20] its there in the menu but it's not found in the "sudo apt-get purge " [03:21] zus: replace with mplayer [03:21] sidHart, yep [03:22] zus: ?? [03:22] i did [03:22] and? [03:22] same out come [03:23] it's still in the menu in multimedia [03:23] brb [03:23] zus: edit the kde menu and find out which is the command line [03:23] sidHart, one sec . [03:24] sid it says gnome-mplayer %u [03:25] forgot to hit tab [03:25] zus: then replace with gnome-mplayer [03:27] sidHart, that did the trick... what exactly did i do? ( still learning the command line myself) [03:29] zus: sometimes the menu names does not correspond exactly the package name [03:31] apt-get requires the exact name.. [03:33] hello I have a network question [03:33] What should the transfer speed be on a 1Gb connection [03:34] zus: you can learn more about apt-get by reading - try this ' man apt-get'. a good companion is dpkg. so try man dpkg too [03:34] currently I am using SSH to transfer files and I only get 1.1mbs/s [03:34] zus: to find out what packages are installed try this [03:35] yotux- there are a lot of factors that determine transfer speed between two computers [03:35] zus: dpkg -l | grep 'what-u-r-looking' [03:35] sidHart: I find this to be very useful for finding out what packages are installed: alias lspkg="dpkg --list | grep ^ii.* | cut -d ' ' -f 3 | sort | less" [03:35] Then grep the output [03:36] sidHart, thanks :) [03:36] zus: np..glad to be of help [03:36] Dragnslicer: any idea where to start? [03:38] DarthFrog: i prefer mine first as it wud tell me desc and version [03:39] yotux- unless the two computers are connected through a crossover cable or both connected to a gigabit switch, you won't get 1 Gbps transfers anyway [03:39] I have my Dlink NAS box my Gigswitch and my Desktop [03:40] I use wifi to link to the web router [03:40] I am thinking wifi is the issue? slowing down the 1GB interface [03:42] !! nvidia [03:42] For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto [03:47] sidHart, yeah i dont mind having gnome items but first i want to get used to default items would certainly help in learning what is what from who and where... [03:48] hi room! is anyone familiar with netbeans ide? i have problems with my 6.8 installation on kubuntu! [03:49] i always get red exclamation marks left to my code [03:49] code assistance is configured properly [03:49] any suggestions? [03:50] my firefox version 3.6.3 keeps crashing - just disappears for no reason - I tried to downgrade by purging and when i reinstall an old version, i get back firefox 3.3.6 - how can i get 3.0? [03:51] olskolirc i have the same problem sometimes playin quakelive [03:54] * darkdelusions grumbles [04:07] olskolirc: sudo apt-get install firefox = [04:08] is it possible to circumvent the GLX memory leaks in Lucid in this way? [04:08] it keeps over writing dolomite to the 3.6.3 but i just thought to delete .mozilla in my home directory and that should take care of it and then I can get the version I want [04:08] its the .mozilla that holds all the settings dolomite [04:08] I purged first [04:08] then rm -rf .mozilla [04:09] olskolirc: I'm surprise purge didn't take care of that. [04:09] nope with three tries [04:10] its all hidden in the .mozilla [04:10] olskolirc: so after rm -rf ./.mozilla any luck? [04:10] im not done yet [04:10] going to find 3.0 [04:11] my repository doesn't have it it has 3.0 dummy upgrade which takes me to 3.6.3 same as the 2.0 dummy upgrade i just might find a an older bz2 then soft link my own plugins [04:12] I sound like I know what im talking about huh? haha we'll see brb [04:12] olskolirc: oh yeah, of course the lucid repos wouldn't have the 3.0. darn. if you're comfortable compiling; bz2 should be successful. [04:12] for the first time my firefox icon is gone now it reads ? [04:12] darkdelusions: why are you grumbling? [04:12] nice [04:13] is there an off topic for kubuntu? [04:13] !offtopic | zus [04:13] zus: #kubuntu is the official Kubuntu support channel, for all Kubuntu-related support questions. Please use #kubuntu-offtopic for general chatter. Thanks! [04:13] ubottu threat [04:14] dolomite, gracias (it is cinco de mayo 8) ) [04:14] !es | zus [04:14] zus: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. [04:14] haha, happy cinco [04:14] niceee dolomite where can i get the ubottu commands? [04:14] lol [04:15] olskolirc: I have no idea; I just try them and learn when people use them. [04:15] ok [04:15] ok im going to look for firefox brb [04:15] get it done! [04:16] I found an old one, not easy to find http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Mozilla-Firefox-3-Download-48870.html [04:17] nevermind that link doesn't work [04:18] olskolirc: I had the same issue a whie back; it's a pain in the butt to find old firefoxes [04:19] oh im determinded i work at home and i can't have firefox crashing on customer sales leaving me holding the phone stuck on stupid [04:19] im so pissed at mozilla! [04:19] giving us a piece of s* that doesn't work! [04:21] is there a way to run something from the k-menu as root? [04:21] I got it now dolomite http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/download-firefox-browser-version-3.html [04:21] its a bz2 file [04:22] olskolirc: no need to share with me; I left firefox years ago. [04:23] beltorak: what exactly? [04:23] what do you use dolomite konq? [04:23] dolomite: anything - like to be able to select the system settings icon and right click and run as root.... or something similarly easy [04:23] my konq is broke i can't get an address bar or internet buttons like home, back forward i don't know where they all went [04:23] konq on this machine cuz it's slow. chromium on my main machine. [04:23] sigh lotsa work here guys [04:24] beltorak: there are exceptions but generally you can type 'kdesudo ' from terminal [04:24] beltorak: in this case kdesudo systemsettings [04:25] right, but i like the auto-complete i get, which goes away when using kdesu as the first command... [04:25] if i start typing "system", i get a suggestion for "systemsettings", but if I do "kdesu system" there's no such intelligence [04:25] to the UI [04:26] beltorak: I don't know about your auto-complete [04:27] but that's how you launch from CLI [04:27] well i was using the "run" input box, but that really only works when I know the application name [04:27] dolomite, maybe everyone is asleep in the off topic channel, hehe aint seen anything going on [04:27] if I'm just exploring the k-start menu it would be nice to be able to select something and runas root [04:28] zus: not a talkative bunch tonight I guess! [04:28] beltorak: would be pretty nice but if you use CLI enough you'll memorize the programs you use the most [04:30] understood, but the point is that i typically don't run these things often..... anyway, guess i'll cahlk it up to a feature request. Where would I file that? KDE's bug database? [04:30] **chalk it up to.... [04:32] how do I change the GTK settings while in KDE? wireshark looks like crap cause the font is 12 or 18 point or something.... or better [04:32] is there a decent kde based packet sniffer? i dont need promiscuious [04:33] beltorak: make a suggestion at forums.kde.org [04:33] wireshark is just fine [04:40] ok; thanks dolomite [04:41] i have tried wireshark now too, but i cannot choose any interface [04:41] in the setting under file associations i changed mpeg3 to amorok, nothing changed. im trying to make mp3 open amarok instead of VLC. VLC is opening im guessing since it's been installed after amarok was. [04:43] vlc and amarok each have their own file associations right? [04:43] (they each have settings for it?) [04:45] im not sure? but before i installed VLC every mp3 i opened, opened with amarok [04:46] i only got VLC to play the files dragon player and amarok wouldnt open and after installing it everything open in VLC [04:47] i realized this when files onced opened with amarok are now opening in VLC [04:48] Has anyone had sound issues in lucid I can hear the start up sound when I boot up or even when I log off but i am unable to hear any sound in amarok, wine, vent, Firefox [04:49] zus: I'm going to quickly chime in. When you go to the filetype menu from the properties dialog, what is the first program listed? [04:50] gohmifune, checking [04:51] gohmifune, under file associations for mpeg? [04:52] mp3^ [04:52] mpeg3^ [04:52] whatever the filetype you're trying to change is. [04:53] NM my question my PCM was turned down :) [04:53] darkdelusions: whew! it's never that easy. [04:53] at first it was GNOME-MPlayer but that got removed,...but it was the only one there. [04:53] dolomite: no kidding [04:54] zus: so you don't have anthing associated with mp3? === ilya is now known as ilya-x [04:54] zus I thought you said you'd already associated [04:54] dolomite: but i have had great success with 10.04 I have had to fix any of the little quirks that my laptop has [04:54] gohmifune, i clicked add and wrote amarok and still nothing [04:54] darkdelusions: it's been pretty hit-or-miss but so far it's been a great OS [04:55] im happy with it, its all these little settings that get me frustrated when i cant get them fine tuned after trying for a while [04:55] dolomite: I have an asus laptop and it got a light sensor in it and every release i have to go in and hack a file to get it to work... I was estatic when my jack sensing for my headset worked right out of the box [04:56] its a beautiful thing indeed [04:56] zus: you typed amarok where? [04:57] gohmifune, where it once said GNOME-MPlayer [04:57] I've just installed whatever updates KPackageKit found today (around 9 bug fixes), and now I have extra items in my boot loader list... is this intended behavior? It now lists 2.6.32-22-generic [04:57] and 2.6.32-21-generic [04:59] gohmifune, when i click mpeg3 in the box where it says application prefered order [04:59] ilya-x: hello again. these new entries are bootable right? [05:01] I've only booted into 2.6.32-22-generic, which seems like what everything should've been updated to... so not sure why it lists the older version as well [05:01] zus: are you typing amarok in this window. http://imagebin.ca/view/2AyCjDBA.html ? [05:01] ilya-x: I believe you can remove them in grub but I'd recommend keeping them in case you run into an issue that's resolved by booting into the old kernel [05:01] ilya-x: doesn't hurt! [05:02] is it just going to keep on adding more and more entries into grub every time I allow it to update my system? [05:02] or does it just keep the most recent one for backup? [05:02] how is it "supposed" to work? [05:03] ilya-x: I don't know actually. grub2 is not familiar to me. kernel updates aren't *that* frequent though === chx is now known as chx_zZz [05:06] gohmifune, i went to settings-advanced-file associations-audio-mpeg3 http://imagebin.ca/view/U_N96uXP.html [05:07] zus: an idea. Delete Amarok, and click add again [05:07] ilya-x: In my experience, all the old kernels are kept. [05:07]