[00:05] how hard is to make a network boot on a local network? === hagebake is now known as hagabaka [00:12] does anyone have a ppa for ktorrent 4. [00:24] jesus, this is depressing. lots of people asking questions, nobody answering any of them. [00:26] looks like many people are joining in so hang in there...im still waiting on if the ktorrent ppa is out till then im trying to get it out of the googles [00:27] I am new to this [00:27] I need some help [00:28] !help [00:28] Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) [00:28] how can I get Java to operate properly in Linux [00:28] ok [00:29] :) [00:29] I think my Java is installed properly, yet when I try to play a game, the game does work [00:29] stanley_: apt-get autoremove java :-P [00:29] sorry...no religious wars... [00:30] i will try the auto remove [00:30] what does java -version give you? [00:30] I need to go to my laptop now to enter [00:31] I am not sure what it gives me. I am using kubuntu 10.04 now [00:31] wait amin [00:31] yeah, me too....and I'm seriously missing 9.10. [00:35] http://kubuntuguide.org/Lucid try this if this helps any...i am working on a fresh install in fact [00:35] sudo apt-get autoremove -p is not working. it tells memalformrf line 54 in source list... [00:36] it tells me malformed line 54 in source list.. [00:36] stanley_, before this gets out of hand, I was just joking. the implication was that you can solve your java problems by deleting java. I apologize for being a dick. [00:36] ok I will remove it [00:37] I am a serious player in Pogo.com and need java. I think 10.04 is still riddled with problems [00:37] zus: most of my complaints seem to be around nepoku, but I may end up doing a clean install. have you had any issues with nepoku being a resource hog beyond any reasonable level? [00:37] stanley_: I think you're right. [00:37] one thing you might try as a temporary solution could be whipping up a vm of 9.10 or debian [00:38] well for now I am using my desktop which has a GOOD 9.10 [00:39] i will try to just update 10.04 on laptop till issues are solved with java [00:39] Apollonovich, not really,... [00:39] my biggest issues seem to be kdbg crashes...and so does the entire system occasionally. [00:39] though the latter could be an undiagnosed hardware issue...but I realy hope not. [00:42] bye all . I want to leave a website with all of you. See if you can use it to shop online. [00:42] www.marketamerica.com/stanline\ [00:42] bye [00:45] Apollonovich, brb,... [00:52] can i use netboot to boot another pc, not the current im using? [00:53] Apollonovich, ya might have to wait till someone who knows, i cant help. sorry [00:53] hello zus [00:53] hi SkEmO [01:01] SkEmO, will this help? http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/Remote-Boot.html [01:02] hi [01:02] :O, i think it might [01:03] mmm grilled cheese with bacon, now thats what im talking about,...now the ppa for ktorrent? i'd rather not compile it. last time didnt work to well [01:08] SkEmO, there is this one too, http://www.comptechdoc.org/os/linux/howtos/Howtoremoteboot/index.html === sonja is now known as Sonja [01:41] cant get Kubuntu 10.04 to store my display resolution [01:41] ATI 4650 [01:41] p5b mobo [01:50] is anyone using ktorrent 4.0? [01:54] not at the moment [01:54] but i have / do [01:57] mase_wk, i dont see it in kpackagekit,..it should be in there, and last night i tried to compile it but that wasnt working... [01:59] zus: ok well it's definately in the repos, i guess just make sure you have universe enabled [01:59] i would have just done apt-get install ktorrent [02:00] so it will definately be in the repo [02:01] <40FAA1OMQ> Hello,how to make ibus support chrome? [02:01] apt-get install ktorrent give me the same version i've got,...let me check once more on the universe [02:01] zus: you wanted version 4.0 specifically ? [02:01] i want to upgrade my kde v4.4.2 to v4.5 beta1. i dont know how to do, can anyone help me [02:02] i am using kubuntu lucid lynx [02:02] phoenix__: sure. are there packages available ? [02:02] if so i can help you [02:02] mase_wk: i saw it in kde webpage [02:02] kde != kubuntu [02:02] kubuntu uses kde [02:02] mase_wk, well the newest one the one i got now is acting wired [02:03] ktorrent.org has it as the latest stable release. [02:03] mase_wk: is there a way to upgarde it from kpackagekit [02:03] zus: ok well i'm just using whatever is in lucid. so if you want a newer one you will need to compile it from src and you probably need the -dev packages for a lot of kde to do that [02:04] phoenix__: if you have a repository of packages then yes. If no one has created packages for kubuntu then no [02:05] mase_wk: i found a repsitory in a page can you tell me whether it will work [02:05] phoenix__: if its a debian repository for kubuntu lucid it will work [02:05] if its not , then it probably won't :) [02:06] zus: there are lots of BT clients if you find ktorrent is not working as you would like it to [02:06] transmission is a popular one [02:06] and will be available in the repos as well [02:07] vuze is also nice [02:07] mase_wk, ktorrent was fine till the other day though, i began using it when i couldnt figure any of the other ones heh. [02:08] zus: till the other day ? [02:08] what happened the other day ? [02:09] for one i recently lost all my info so i re-torrent-ed some files, and i couldnt download anything [02:10] zus: do you have enough disk space free ? you shouldn't lose files or settings unless you have deleted the .kde directory. Ktorrent would have to be pretty horrible to do something like that so i am thinking your issue isn't ktorrent related [02:11] ....lost was well seeded even, either way. i did noticed its use and feel was totally not normal [02:11] mase_wk, oh yeah definitely i had just lost 250gigs of stuff [02:12] well ktorrent can't 'lose' anything. if its not on the disk it's self you have other issues. Either disk or filesystem issues [02:12] first off, do you have enough free disk space ? [02:13] on that partitiion [02:13] your /home partition [02:14] yes the home is plenty free got a 40gig for kubuntu and a 250 for a back up... [02:15] ok, just to make sure can you pastebin the output of df [02:17] this is a fresh install. which is why i was asking for the latest version... [02:19] zus: I can promise you ktorrent isn't deleting your files. [02:19] if you have lost files , you have an issue elsewhere. [02:20] no no im sure it wasnt, i did have a problem beforehand, when trying to re get what i've lost then i noticed i wad some issues [02:21] i'm happy to try and help you find your files or work out the issues, but if you would like me to try and help you, i really need you to follow the instructions though [02:21] otherwise we're both just wasting time [02:22] i thank you for your help and time, but right at the moment, i am on a clean install sofar no issue,..i just wanted the new version [02:24] zus: you will need to compile the new version if thats what you are after. === pikachu is now known as winnrar [02:26] ok... [02:28] kubuntu doesent have minimal cd? [02:28] wth... [02:31] brb [02:32] Anyone know anything about a compiz problem? Something about software rasterizers... [02:35] Never mind. [02:35] Found #compiz. === pikachu is now known as Guest40120 === Guest40120 is now known as winnrar === jess is now known as Guest11121 [02:48] i need help please. I need to edit something in the sources.list file [03:10] Hello all. I have a Sprint Mobile Broadband usb dongle that works great in gnome. When i boot into kde, the option for mobile broadband is greyed out. Is there a kde package that i need? [03:28] holy wow.. been at least 10 years since last visit to IRC === flavio is now known as Guest96780 === Guest96780 is now known as flaviof [04:11] hello [04:11] hola [04:21] hi all! [04:22] hi markus_ [04:22] im using Konversation :) [04:23] so is there a history to your nick mase [04:24] nah just nick :) [04:24] :) [04:24] u wanna talk in private? [04:25] not really sorry. Happy to discuss kubuntu related stuff in here though [04:25] nice :) [04:26] currently at work, just hang out here to help people as required [04:29] ok :) [04:30] I just started a webpage the other day, and Im thinking maybee to implement som chat stuff, maybee irc on my page.. :) [04:31] It was realy easy :) [04:31] but I still cant get my webcam working :( [04:32] ore my micline in :( [04:32] or my soundboard :( [04:32] or running my hardrives in raid :( [04:33] or running anny cool games, or I mean Jade Dynasty was working a while, in wine, and Vdrift was kind of fun to :) [04:34] I used to steal stuff like and then I was always playing cs and mod, I miss that now that Im leagal :) but it is worth it rigth? [04:37] are you on Konversation to? === pavel_ is now known as estres [04:48] anyone here has used the minimal cd to install ubuntu/kubuntu? [05:15] whats the command to install kubuntu-desktop? [05:15] sudo install kubuntu-desktop? [05:18] SkEmO, sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop [05:19] -ful-upgrade? [05:19] full* [05:20] i get a list of stuff and at the end it says "this aptitude does not have super cow powers" xD [05:40] hi guys, i'm having lots of trouble getting my monitors to be not clones of each other and set the correct resolution. Any one in here can lend a hand? ibm thinkpad t41 [06:03] hello [07:27] hi all [07:55] cc [08:01] wow, netsplit === ocs_ is now known as ping__luce [08:30] hi! I am having lots of video issues, and was wondering if anyone could help me! i'm on a thinkaad t41 === jeffra45 is now known as jeffra [09:01] hello rajdhani [09:02] hi all [09:03] hello bronlar [09:04] hiyas, just playing treeto-pia on facebook atm [09:04] got some neat appz running in kubuntu 10.04 now [09:04] just fixed a friends pc with teamviewer [09:39] http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/13541#comment:8 [09:41] so, wazzat?? [09:41] batiste: pls don't post links without a comment or explanation [09:45] The date filter posted belove is a more fuzzy version of timesice filter. I believe that timesince provide too much information: "4 days, 6 hours". Do we really need to know about the 4 hours? [09:47] Woups wrong channel sorry :-) [09:47] heh [10:03] Hi === gorgonizer is now known as gorgonizer_ === gorgonizer_ is now known as gorgonizer__ === gorgonizer__ is now known as gorgonizer_ === gorgonizer_ is now known as gorgonizer [10:32] ola penguinz [10:33] wtf ikonia bruder? [10:39] hello. I have installed 10.4 and get no headphone output. tried everything on the threads (i think), can anybody help? [10:40] anthony: done the alsamixer thing? [10:41] wll_laid_lawn: yeah. ran a special script to update it outside of synaptic as well [10:42] k - what's the sound card? [10:42] well_laid_lawn: thanks for the reply! [10:42] heh np :] [10:42] well_laid_lawn: conexant... [10:43] anthony: what does lspci | grep audio return? [10:43] well_laid_lawn: I AM a newbie, so i lost the command, thanks.... one sec [10:45] well_laid_lawn: sorry, is that a command to see the sound card? i'm an idiot [10:45] anthony: yep [10:45] anthony: we were all newbbies once :] [10:46] well_laid_lawn: intel 82801I Ich9 family [10:46] !intelhda | anthony [10:46] anthony: For fixing your Intel HDA sound this page has useful information https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto [10:46] it might have a clue anthony [10:47] well_laid_lawn: i'm in Nepal, and would love to pay someone.... haven't found them. I have been on the How to, and Can't seem to get any changes. [10:48] well_laid_lawn: going again, now.... [10:48] anthony: sorry but that's the limit of my sound debugging knowledge [10:49] well_laid_lawn: thanks so much for the reply, anyway. first one i've got since i left Linux mint! [10:49] :] [10:49] where is the energy management on kubuntu? cant find it [10:49] anthony: it helps to give lots of details mate [10:50] if you can [10:50] well_laid_lawn: thanks. while we're at it. i need to learn to post screen shots, and terminal output, here, i know. maybe i'll learn soon. any quick advice? [10:51] there's [10:51] !paste [10:51] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [10:51] anthony: ^^ [10:51] well_laid_lawn: word [10:52] thanks again [10:52] np :] [10:52] where is the energy management on kubuntu? cant find it [10:53] SkEmO: if noone knows now ask again in a bit when more folk are awake :] [10:55] xD ok === Tonio__ is now known as Tonio_ [11:10] SkEmO: look in the display settings [11:10] not there [11:10] its on advance settings [11:22] hiu laid lawn [11:22] how r ya? [11:37] How is it that kpackagekit can download/install without needing my password? [11:38] Walzmyn: in terminal type whoami pls [11:39] well_laid_lawn: why? it returned my user name [11:40] Walzmyn: was checking to see if it returned root [11:40] oh [11:40] root's not enabled [11:41] kpackagekit will install critical updates without my password, but I don't really like that. One of the reasons I abandoned Winders [11:41] if you do sudo -s it returns root from whoami ... [11:41] Walzmyn: you have selected "install security updates in background" during the installation process [11:42] there you go [11:42] Don't remember doing that [11:44] kpackagekit was broken for most of my tenure in 9.10 and I just updated to 10.04, not a clean install [11:47] ok, the only option in kpackkit's settings is to edit the sources. How do I turn auto-updates off? [11:50] I'm having a problem that is I think starting KDE (as opposed to x). What's another windows manager that can install easily and test with? [11:51] fluxbox is easy [11:52] And to start it, just run fluxbox? [11:53] startfluxbox [11:53] like startx === panos is now known as Guest60666 [11:59] well_laid_lawn: startflux "cannot opend display ''". I'm used to starting KDE via kdm, so I'm sure there's something very basic I'm missing. [12:00] try gdm [12:01] dcorbin13: you can select it from sessions in kdm or make a .xinitrc file in your home folder [12:02] dcorbin13: sorry about that - all wm need X to start either with a *dm or .xinitrc [12:04] No worries. That started fine, so it's KDE crapping out on me. What log file would be helpful? [12:06] I login in at kdm (or just startx) and it just ends while it's putting up the "boot progress icons". One time I saw the first one, but usually I don't. [12:31] Hi to all the family members!!! :D [12:34] Hey guys, when i run 10.04 from a live Cd it works fine but when i install it to my netbook my wireless doesn't work even when it sees the networks === ratliff__ is now known as ratliff [12:46] Hi guys. Is sudo apt-get install apache2 sufficient, or do I have to modify some files after the install? I don't need MySQL and PHP. Thanks. [12:51] edi_99: for the basics yep - but there are some safer options you can use in the configs - they're well documented [12:52] well_laid_lawn: OK, if I have any trouble I'll be back :) Thank you. [12:52] np :] [13:09] KDE is crapping out on me right after login (before it finishes starting). Xorg.0.log doesn't show any errors. Any pointers welcome. [13:10] dcorbin13: here have a pointer : int *p : :P [13:10] dcorbin13: tried moving .kde to .kde-bak and then logging in? [13:14] hi im a kde n00b, how do i turn off graphical effects ? [13:14] oh, found it =D [13:14] well_laid_lawn: it craps out even without a .kde [13:15] k [13:16] hey guys [13:17] how do i configure cups?ive got all my printers set but i cant print out anythin..no errors no nothin, ive got no idea what wrong [13:21] dcorbin13: maybe try reinstalling plasma-desktop and/or kdebase-workspace (I had a similar symptom when upgrading from karmic, and this solved it) [13:24] amichair: doe I have to remove them, or is there apt-get option for reinstalling? [13:24] dcorbin13: I think just apt-get install, and it will fix it if it's broken [13:25] Nope. It just says its installed [13:26] also make sure you're apt-get updated just in case [13:26] Iam. That was my first stop. [13:27] there's also apt-get install -f [13:27] if none of these work, I guess it's a different problem === elijah is now known as Guest59851 [13:46] I can't connect to and update from ppa, is this true for anyone else? [13:59] is it just me or is kde a _lot_ slower than gnome ? [13:59] ive turned off all desktop effects [14:02] operapluginwrapper seems to be a hog [14:04] nop, X is still taking 30 - 70% cpu >_< [14:07] someone who is usng CuteCom? [14:16] soee: I use it [14:16] apparle: so maybe u know how to make it work with oss? [14:16] soee: what are you using cutecome for? and by OSS you mean OpenSoundSystem? [14:18] apparle: my boss want me to use voip @ home so i need some stuff for it, since im using kubuntu here iv foud cutecom and yes oss is opensoudsystem [14:19] soee: I don't know, search for a better voip client [14:19] soee: doesn't it work out of box? [14:20] apparle: nope [14:20] apparle: it can see only ALSA in configuration [14:20] nothing more [14:20] soee: try running it in konsole to see if it generates any errors [14:20] ok [14:21] soee: earlier I used to use OSS: at that times I found that some libasound.so or some library used to mess with applications, so I had to preload it [14:22] soee: actually I don't think applications are designed ALSA or OSS specific, [14:22] soee: does kmix work for you [14:23] hello [14:23] apparle: when i run qutecom via console i have this msg few tmes: (warn) 15:22:43 [Common] snd_mixer_t* open_mixer(const char*): failed to attach mixer to card default No such file or directory [14:24] soee: what is the name of the program exactly? cutecom or qutecom [14:24] apparle: ah my mistake before its qutecom [14:25] apparle: and kmix works fine [14:25] soee: sorry... I have used cutecom, not qutecom....... that's why i was wondering how were you using it for VoIP (Cutecome is a terminal software for serial port) [14:25] ah ok [14:29] soee: from this it seems not possible http://www.opensound.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3530 [14:30] soee: why do you use OSS? [14:30] apparle: yeah im googling to: http://www.calculate-linux.org/packages/net-im/qutecom [14:30] apparle: cuz only oss works fine with my sc and 5.1 speakers [14:32] soee: try compiling it will port audio and see if it works [14:45] Anyone have any idea on my keyboard problem? : [14:46] After a while i cant type unless I hold the key which makes: [14:46] hheelloo [14:46] So i have to do a ctrl-alt-bckspce [14:57] layters all [15:02] hi [15:02] could someone tell me how to enable java for firefox [15:03] !java [15:03] To install a Java runtime on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java. For the Sun Java products and browser plugin, search for the sun-java6- packages in the !partner repository on Lucid (which must be enabled), or !multiverse repository on older releases. [15:12] what happened to the color themes in kate? all I have normal & printing [15:15] so no one uses kate? :P [15:16] What is it? [15:16] I've forgot [15:16] what happened to the color themes in kate? [15:16] What is kate? [15:16] danielpereira: lol Kate - Advanced Text Editor [15:17] mmmmmmmm............ [15:17] Isn't it from KDE 3? [15:18] look like the removed the color themes in kde 4.4.2 [15:18] Hi there! o/ [15:19] hi [15:25] what package should i install to get volume and screen brightness keys on laptop to work? [15:26] could someone tell me how to enable java for firefox [15:29] henkka-: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin sun-java6-jre sun-java6-fonts [15:29] thx [15:29] I have java runtime [15:29] henkka-: np [15:29] and it works with conqueror [15:29] but [15:29] not with firefox [15:29] henkka-: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. [15:30] henkka-: i think you need sun-java6-plugin [15:30] i'll try that anyway incase it fixes it [15:30] just wanted to supply more informationj [15:30] =D [15:30] hmm it says could not find package [15:30] hello, i recalibrated my battery using the function in BIOS. My battery monitor in KDE now shows 95% even if the battery is fully charged. [15:31] henkka-: did you enable the the exrta repos [15:31] can anybody tell me what package do i need to install to get screen brightness laptop keys working? [15:31] Lord_Rahl: ^^ [15:31] which extra repos? [15:33] henkka-: are you using kpackagekit or term [15:33] terminal [15:33] greenmang0: what laptop you have [15:33] anyway [15:34] java works for konqueror.. but konqueror is very slow i was hoping it would be faster with firefox... i dont know === danielpereira is now known as noLOL [15:35] henkka-: do this in term: sudo vim /etc/apt/sources.list [15:35] it says vim: command not found [15:36] vim.tiny [15:36] Is there a command that will tell me all of the packages I've explicitly added to a system? [15:37] there's now blue colored ~ on the terminal window and underneath reads "etc/apt/sources.list" [new directory] [15:37] Lord_Rahl: http://is.gd/cB5mF [15:37] henkka-: sudo vim.tiny /etc/apt/sources.list [15:38] yeah that's what i wrote [15:38] Morning [15:38] henkka-: you need a / before etc [15:39] can someone explain how to use pastbin again, so I can ask my question properly? [15:39] there's a pageful of text now [15:40] with the / [15:40] henkka-: Ok scroll down to the bottum you will see deb but they have a # in front of them remove them [15:41] dcorbin_work: should be aptitude search '?installed ?not(?automatic)' [15:41] a forum thread also gives an obscure aptitude search '~i!~E' | grep -v "i A" | cut -d " " -f 4 [15:42] greenmang0: see if this helps https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal-info/+bug/429351 [15:42] so do i've to save the changes somehow [15:42] henkka-: hit the Esc key then type :wq [15:42] When I used kate to edit my fstab this morning, I was rewarded with a new error msg, it's a bit verbose tho, how should I post it? [15:43] ok [15:43] henkka-: then do sudo apt-get update, now try to install sun plugin [15:43] still says couldnt find package [15:43] did you run the apt-get update [15:44] sometime ago [15:44] you have to do after you save the source.list [15:44] ok [15:44] now it found the package [15:45] henkka-: cool [15:47] kk thanks it works now [15:47] and doesnt have the slowness problem liek with konq [15:48] when I used kate to edit my fstab this morning, I was rewarded with this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/444074/ [15:48] henkka-:sweet [15:56] ave [15:57] Lord_Rahl: thanks for the link :) [16:01] odhinn: don't run kate with sudo, use kdesudo [16:01] ahhh....thank you [16:01] The numbers on my Calendar are super-huge, but the font is fine everywhere else. How can I fix this? [16:02] follow up question....how can I list the UUID's of my drives for use in fstab? [16:02] odhinn: sudo blkid [16:02] tyvm [16:02] BTW....morning, DarthFrog [16:03] Good morning, young padwan. [16:03] :-) [16:03] odhinn: actually, just "sudo blkid" will give you the UUIDs of all drives. [16:03] tyvm [16:04] if I want to specify the drive I do so with "sda" or "sdb", correct? [16:04] /dev/sda .... [16:04] ahh...the /dev/ part was what I was missing [16:04] ty again [16:06] Anyone have any idea on my keyboard problem? : [16:06] After a while the keyboard wont type unless i hold down the key [16:06] And you have to specify the partition, too. so it'd be "sudo -U /dev/sda1" for the first partition on the first drive. "-U" will give only the UUID, it's not required though. [16:07] !uuid [16:07] To see a list of your devices/partitions and their corresponding UUID's, run this command in a !shell: « sudo blkid » (see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LibAtaForAtaDisks for the rationale behind the transition to UUID) [16:07] I think the -U option changed some time back, it's used for searching for devices with a specific UUID now [16:08] tsimpson: Yeah, I just noticed that. [16:08] Any idea people on my keyboard prob? [16:08] Where would logs to do witha keyboard be? Xorg? [16:08] I got my fstab edited fine, but even using kdesudo to run kate I got: http://paste.ubuntu.com/444085/ [16:09] odhinn: Have you just updated your system since the last time you logged in? [16:09] as in with the update manager? [16:09] odhinn: However. [16:10] when I logged in this morning it said it needed to reboot to apply an update, so I did.... [16:10] odhinn: those are not errors [16:10] but not manually, no [16:10] unless you want to input non-latin text (like chinese) [16:10] odhinn: Did kate run? [16:10] yes [16:11] and worked fine as far as I could tell [16:11] odhinn: Then the universe is unfolding properly, as it should. [16:11] ok, thank you [16:11] IBus is a text input system for character sets like chinese [16:12] ahh.....now it begins to become clear [16:12] tsimpson: That would be a useful entry for Botty. [16:12]