[00:01] I made my lubutu cd and ran it on pc. Then tried installing to harddrive got to the partion part removec ubuntu and installed lubuntu it seemed as though it was working. When I came back the desktop was on but it didn't install to harddrive at least it will not start without disk [00:03] does the install icon stay on the desktop even after the install [00:06] hm... [00:07] Ger, can you try asking in #lubuntu ? [00:07] I went there lot of people no answers phill not around [00:13] when you had me use nomraid what did that do maybe I need to use that with the lubuntu install [00:14] Ger, press F6 at the beginning [00:14] not sure that will work on lubuntu [00:15] I was wondering what that did nomraid [00:15] oh, I think it sets ubuntu to not use a RAID [00:15] or something like that [00:30] can someone help me? i have a computer that has freezes when trying to wake from sleep, and must do hard reset to power off. [00:32] well, first thing you might wanna do is not have the computer sleep? [00:32] and check what processes are still running while sleeping [00:32] maybe that can help to your mystery [00:33] ok [00:38] how would i check what processess are still running while sleeping? [00:39] could be a kernel issue [00:40] kuyanatan: do you have any older kernels installed you can test with to see if it resolves the issue? [00:40] sounds like a kernel issue [00:40] nope just did a clean install two days ago [00:40] ddecator: this has been an issue from day 0 [00:40] sorry, right back. nee to switch computer [00:40] kuyanatan: have you used GNU/Linux before? [00:40] need [00:40] yes [00:40] kuyanatan: what distro? [00:40] mostly ubuntu [00:40] once opensuse [00:41] paultag: i never use the feature.. [00:41] kuyanatan: has this ever happened before? [00:41] different computers or virtual machines [00:41] ddecator: yeah, it sucks. Never worked until this past year for me [00:41] and this has never happened before [00:41] kuyanatan: physical hardware [00:41] right back need to switch computers [00:41] ddecator: the kernel was never made to do that [00:41] ddecator: so it's hacked in [00:42] paultag: for real? wow.. [00:42] ddecator: and BIOSes throw a *SHIT* *FIT* [00:42] ddecator: same with hibernation [00:42] paultag: language :p [00:42] ddecator: but that was hacked in with the use of a creative script in the initrd [00:42] yah, i know hibernation has been terrible, through sleep worked [00:42] ddecator: and hiberlate tends to be OK these days [00:42] ddecator: nah, never worked for me. Always froze [00:43] ddecator: I'm more interested to see if kuy- here has a regression or if it's an organtic issue [00:43] not too much you can do to fix it, it's kernel-space [00:43] paultag: that's what i was thinking, but you seem to have it covered :p [00:43] ddecator: I'd rather not see this frak again [00:43] ddecator: I've spent the last 10 years raging at it not working [00:44] paultag: FFUU face and all i assume? [00:45] ddecator: yeah :( [00:45] sorry [00:45] back [00:45] ddecator: did you see winnie the ffuuuuu? [00:45] paultag: haha, yah [00:45] ddecator: so good [00:45] kuyanatan: so [00:46] kuyanatan: have you been able to use this physical hardware the issue is currently presenting it's self on to hibernate or sleep with GNU/Linux before? [00:46] not virtual or anything [00:46] nope [00:47] this is the first time ive used gnu/linux on this computer before [00:47] before, it was running xp (its a cousin's computer) [00:47] kuyanatan: Ahha. OK. Well, I'm going to have to bounce you, I'm afraid. If you would like to see about getting this fixed, you can try asking in #ubuntu-kernel, mention you have a sleep issue with your box. Have the output of lshw ready and in a pastebin [00:48] ok [00:48] thanks! [00:48] kuyanatan: sorry I can not help more :( [00:48] kuyanatan: sure! [00:48] :) === nhandler_ is now known as nhandler [04:46] hi guys [04:47] made a huge error by mistake an delete in the panel the audio controler [04:47] and that mail thing that is with it [04:47] how can i get it back [04:47] in not in the add to pannel menu [04:48] im updating also,just installed ubuntu 10.4 desktop [04:52] right click the panel -> add to panel [04:52] indicator applet i think [04:53] let me check that [04:54] the onlu thing that says applet is inhibit thats it [04:54] no indicator applet [04:56] can i change the buttons in the left to the rigth side [04:56] im used to that way [04:56] cant get used to in the left [04:57] http://techpad.co.uk/content.php?sid=94 [04:58] alien_: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/13535/move-window-buttons-back-to-the-right-in-ubuntu-10.04/ [04:58] oops, lag. [04:58] hehe [05:01] alien_: did you get that sound applet back? [05:03] soud applet no [05:04] but im udating [05:04] just saw an update about panel [05:04] mabe is updates i need [05:04] alien_: i think the update was most likely just a gnome-panel update. [05:04] fresh installation,i have done nothing,but unistalla a few apps dont need [05:04] yes [05:05] thats the one [05:05] about 200 updates [05:05] alien_: can you please pastebin the result of "apt-cache policy indicator-applet" (maybe after your updates have finished hehe) [05:05] alien_: !pastebin [05:06] !pastebin [05:06] 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. [05:06] im in my laptop at the time [05:06] does ubuntu bring Xchat ? [05:07] i havent taje a real good look at it yet [05:07] i dont see it,have to install and then i can copy paste that for u [05:08] alien_: xchat is in the software repositories. I sugges that you have a look through the Ubuntu Software Centre [05:08] alien_: no need to install pastebinit, you can goto the url mentioned above & paste the url in here [05:08] i will,updates about to be done [05:09] i know,thanks [05:09] so is for the pictures a page [05:09] alien_: yes, imgbin is for pictures [05:09] i have mint in laptop and ubuntu in desktop,countless how many times i crash [05:10] had to switch to something better [05:10] im on linux now [05:11] alien_: welcome to pure the pure awesomeness that is linux :) [05:13] jejeje well let me tell u,have a pendrivelinux my self with more than 10 linux ISOS on it multyboot [05:14] and to this date i dont know how i choose to intall mint and ubuntu [05:14] i guess because the help and support [05:14] but they are all almost the same,,are they ? [05:15] alien_: that multiboot sounds like fun. one of the great things about linux is freedom to choose :) [05:15] check pendrivelinux [05:15] just like that in browser u will see [05:17] alien_: they are fundamentally the same, altough there are a few differences [05:19] alien_ |!install [05:20] alien_ > !install [05:20] !install [05:20] updates,not yet [05:20] sorry alien_, the bot is ignoring me. Those were commands for the bot. It should have said: [05:21] alien_: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - Don't want to use a CD? See http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate [05:22] tu eres del linux staff ? [05:22] Does anybody know if we have a working KDE Global Menu for KDE4? [05:22] alien_: no, we are all volunteers [05:23] cool,some day i be volunteer,i ven helping in linux mint channels [05:23] and learning from them [05:23] just reading about diferent problems [05:24] can i add u as friend in my list [05:25] alien_: you can usually find me in here. There are also a lot of other friendly people in this channel who will be more than happy to help you [05:26] Darkness_Des: sorry, I don't use KDE or follow the KDE4 stuff. [05:27] Unfortunate. [05:27] anyone around follow the KDE4 stuff? [05:28] I've been using GNOME forever but I just can't live without my Global Menu. [05:29] Darkness_Des: the best google seems to find for me is http://amcrouch.blogspot.com/2010/05/kde-global-menu.html [05:30] Darkness_Des: but the page that is linked to in that article is timing out for me :( [05:30] Same here. [05:31] I've seen similar pages to that though, it's about a new global menu in the Maverick Netbook edition. [05:31] Darkness_Des: yes, google keeps finding the maverick netbook stuff too [05:32] Alright, I guess I'll live with what I have for now. [05:32] Thanks for your help! [05:32] and he's gone before i could suggest #kubuntu oh well [05:33] i have to go,i look for help tomorow [05:33] enjoy the rest of the night [05:33] ok alien_ feel free to come back here if you have mroe questions [05:33] s/mroe/more [05:33] i will trust me [05:33] jaja :) [05:33] haha, ok mate :) [05:38] hi people [05:38] hey asterismo :) [05:38] tssup kermiac [05:39] no much asterismo, just catching up on the UDW sessions i slept through [05:40] i was trying the netbook-launcher [05:40] i found it really great [05:40] i do not have a netbook [05:41] an ordinary notebook, full size [05:41] but netbook menu is awesome [05:41] i found a little bug that shows me wierd vertical text [05:41] but it's nice [05:41] yeah, i played with it for a while. I liked it, but it will take a bit of getting used to for me [05:42] is gnome-shell working anyway? [05:42] apparently it is working out ok, it will be included in the repo's in 10.10 - but it wont be the default [05:43] i haven't looked at it for a long time though [05:43] check this bug [05:43] https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/605996 [05:43] Launchpad bug 605996 in netbook-launcher (Ubuntu) "wierd text appears vertically in netbook launcher (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] [05:43] yeah [05:44] * kermiac looks [05:48] ok, that's strange... i dont think it's supposed to do that. But i don't know much about it. I don't use unr [05:48] tbh, i was getting confused between unr & unity at the start of the conversation but now i am following hehe [05:48] i think someone is going to note that [05:48] otherwise i will end up uninstalling openoffice word processor [05:49] lol [05:51] asterismo: that looks like it's a dupe of bug 576423 [05:51] Launchpad bug 576423 in netbook-launcher (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "ubuntu-netbook ui text-formating bug (affects: 1) (heat: 54)" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/576423 [05:52] sorry [05:52] i was saying that i tried gnome-shell [05:52] i enabled gnome-shell testing PPA from ubuntu-tweak and i got this bug trying to launch it [05:52] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/490013 [05:52] Launchpad bug 490013 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu) "application calling GLX 1.3 function stop the gnome-shell installation (affects: 6) (heat: 39)" [Undecided,Confirmed] [05:53] asterismo: ok, i guess you missed my last comment then too [05:53] asterismo: that looks like it's a dupe of bug 576423 [05:53] Launchpad bug 576423 in netbook-launcher (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "ubuntu-netbook ui text-formating bug (affects: 1) (heat: 54)" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/576423 [05:53] asterismo: that's the unr bug ^^ [05:53] looking... [05:55] yes [05:55] it is a dupe [05:55] i searched for that bug but i must missed that one [05:55] i'll send a comment [05:56] asterismo_: you know how to dupe it? if not i'll fix it [05:56] asterismo_: no need to comment, you can just dupe it [05:56] ok [05:56] 'll try [05:56] ok, let me know if you need a hand [05:58] done [05:58] thanks kermiac [05:59] asterismo_: no probs mate [05:59] i thought that special permissions was necesary to mark dupes [05:59] ;) [05:59] because i've seen a couple [06:00] well [06:00] asterismo_: no, special permissions are only really needed to set importance & some of the status fields (e.g triaged) [06:00] great [06:01] i'll get back to work [06:01] bye [06:01] cya asterismo_ :) [06:57] kermiac: ping [06:57] hey nUboon2Age [06:58] kermiac: please see pm [09:21] I had to enable compositing in order to use Gnome Do, so I went to Preferences/Appearance/Visual Effects and selected Extra. I hate the effects. Is there any way to further modify them without completely disabling them? [09:24] !ccsm [09:24] To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu: install 'compizconfig-settings-manager' or 'simple-ccsm'. If you install the latter, a new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz [09:24] NukaCola: you can use ccsm ^^ [09:24] !compiz [09:24] Compiz (compositing window manager), for a howto see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager and more help #compiz [09:25] okay lemme check that stuff out and I'll get back with you guys if I need more help. thank you :) [09:25] no problem NukaCola :) [09:33] Afternoon all. [09:42] hi Silver_Fox_ [09:42] Hello Puck` [09:42] How is it going ? [09:42] how are you? [09:43] i'm dying of heat and humidity :\ [09:43] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAw1xl1AAEU [09:43] Happy =) [09:43] happy's always good (: [09:45] Are you going to be on air in the next few days Puck` ? [09:47] Silver_Fox_: i do believe this evening, but i'm not sure, but twitter is the source that'll let you know :P [09:47] just tweet me back if you're listening,ok? (: [09:47] What was your twitter? :) [09:49] 'loo Puck` Silver_Fox_ [09:49] Hey duanedesign =) [09:54] hi there duanedesign [09:54] Silver_Fox_: http://twitter.com/akosveres [12:19] can anyone help me set up remote desktop on ubuntu minimal? [12:19] its the only os i remotely knw how to use provided by my dedicated host [12:22] Anyone know how to setup vnc server or something? please [12:22] DoucheBagz , Please be patient. [12:22] * DoucheBagz waits patiently :) [12:23] If someone knows how they will assist. [12:23] ok :) [12:23] :) [12:23] !vnc [12:23] VNC is a protocol for remote desktop. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNCOverSSH describes how to use it securely. It works best over fast connections, otherwise look at !FreeNX [12:24] DoucheBagz: that should help you :) [12:24] the only thing thats confusing me is that hte OS is ubuntu minimal [12:24] so it has nothing installed [12:25] dont i need a desktop or something? [12:25] thnx btw :) [12:25] personally for a server I would just use ssh [12:25] !ssh [12:25] SSH is the Secure SHell protocol, see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH for client usage. PuTTY is an SSH client for Windows; see: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ for it's homepage. See also !scp (Secure CoPy) and !sshd (Secure SHell Daemon) [12:25] i knw how to use ssh [12:25] im already using putty [12:25] :) [12:25] ok, awesome :) [12:25] Then you know how to use ssh :P [12:25] its just that each of the guides i try follow for various remote desktop apps, they all fail [12:26] DoucheBagz: if you want a desktop on your ubuntu-minimal install, install the "ubuntu-desktop" package. That will give you the standard gnome desktop [12:26] ok cool :D [12:27] each time ive done this before its been on a full copy of ubuntu [12:27] servers plodding away at installing it all [12:28] it has weird dns issues D: [12:28] ok :) the ubuntu-desktop package is a "meta-package" that will give you the basic gnome environment [12:28] kk just waiting for it to install it :D [12:28] :) [12:29] things happen fast at 12m/bs [12:29] DoucheBagz: I really hate to be a stickler, but would mind changing your name? [12:29] mb/s [12:29] yer sure [12:29] be back soon [12:29] DoucheBagz: thanks :) [12:30] DoucheBagz: no [12:30] DoucheBagz: /nick [12:30] DoucheBagz: just type /nick NewNickname [12:30] i havent been on irc in years [12:30] xD [12:30] DoucheBagz: quite alright === DoucheBagz is now known as UbuntuNub [12:30] :D [12:30] thanks UbuntuNub :D [12:30] np ;) [12:30] sorry kermiac, back to you :) [12:31] haha [12:31] * kermiac waves at paultag [12:34] * UbuntuNub waits for things to install [12:34] so how's nz today UbuntuNub? I'm just across the ocean from you in Aus [12:34] wet and cold [12:34] :D [12:34] haha, should've guessed that [12:35] it's cold here, but not wet today [12:35] its been great the past week or so [12:35] just today [12:35] ruined the week [12:35] yeah... it figures, just in time for the weekend, eh? [12:36] yep haha [12:36] im still in school, so school holidays still [12:36] :D [12:37] yeah, it's school holidays for my kids here to... they're driving their mother up the wall ;) [12:37] haha [12:37] i thought the holidays finished last week for u australians? [12:38] nah, not here in nsw... i think qld finished last week though [12:38] i knw a few ppl in nsw [12:38] i think.. [12:38] * UbuntuNub keeps waiting for the server to do its thing [12:39] a mate of mine goes over to auckland every few months to see his pop - he owns a pub there :) [12:39] ooo [12:39] wat pub [12:39] i dunno the name [12:39] ah ok hah [12:39] it's more of a pool hall, i think [12:40] haha [12:40] ooo i think its nearly done [12:41] so does that ubuntu-desktop thing pretty much make it a nrmal install of ubuntu? [12:41] UbuntuNub: yeah, basically [12:42] sweet :D [12:42] ive been having trouble with it all nite [12:42] i tried a few of the other operating systems on offer, but didnt know much about them [12:43] i use to be able to do all this, but ive forgotten [12:44] UbuntuNub: it's just like falling off a log ;) [12:44] haha [12:44] im trying to set this up as a torrentbox [12:46] its been "starting kernel log daemon" for a long time [12:46] is that normal? [12:46] can anyone give me a terminal command to format /dev/sda3 [12:46] */dev/sdc i meant [12:47] * UbuntuNub use to be able to do that [12:47] i can't open gparted anymore whilst that memory stick is plugged in [12:48] * UbuntuNub 's installation is back on track [12:49] ok ubuntu desktop is done [12:54] Mjiig: make sure it is unmounted [12:54] Mjiig: sudo umount /dev/sdc [12:55] Mjiig: then what do you want to format it to? fat, ext3, ntfs, etc? [12:57] ok UbuntuNub, what now mate? [12:57] kermiac:anything at the moment, so i can open it in gparted and work with it properly [12:58] kermiac: but fat would be the best i supose [12:59] Mjiig: sudo mkfs.vfat -n ‘Label’ -I /dev/sdc Replace Label with the name you want the drive to have [12:59] kermiac:wat remote desktop app would you reccomend? [12:59] okay thanks [13:00] no probs Mjiig :) [13:01] UbuntuNub: depends on what it's for to be honest... what are you doing? [13:01] just general remote desktop [13:01] nothing too intensive [13:01] UbuntuNub: probably just use vnc then [13:01] UbuntuNub: you want that link again mate? [13:02] yer plz :D [13:04] another quick question if you don't mind. I need to store a file of about 700mb on a partition, is there any particualr fs i should use? [13:06] !vnc [13:06] VNC is a protocol for remote desktop. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNCOverSSH describes how to use it securely. It works best over fast connections, otherwise look at !FreeNX [13:06] thnx ;) [13:06] no probs Mjiig [13:06] oops, no probs UbuntuNub [13:07] haha :D [13:07] i ask because i heard something about a file size limit on fat? [13:07] Mjiig: it probably doesn't matter, to be honest... whatever you feel comfortable using. ext3 or 4, fat32, ntfs, etc [13:08] cool thanks [13:08] Mjiig: that limit is around 4gb [13:08] wait, doesnt fat32 have a limit on file size? [13:11] okay thanks [13:12] UbuntuNub: look up mate... fat32 filesize limit is around 4gb [13:12] i thought it was smaller :P [13:29] Hey philinux =) [13:35] uh oh D: [13:35] i installed vnc server and rebooted the server [13:36] now everytime i try access it via ssh, it says connection refused [13:38] nvm it fixed itself [13:40] UbuntuNub: sorry mate, I got sidetracked. all sorted? what was it, a port issue? [13:40] dunno [13:40] i can access ssh now [13:40] UbuntuNub: ah well, glad it's sorted :) [13:40] but my vncviewer keeps coming up with "failed to connect: the operation completed succesfully" [13:40] which just doesnt make much sense to me [13:41] ok well im in vnc now :D [13:41] but i only see a command line box.. no desktop [13:44] * UbuntuNub waits patiently [13:45] UbuntuNub: have you tried "startx"? it's only a guess though [13:45] UbuntuNub: oh wait, are you using ssh? [13:45] i was [13:45] im in the server via vnc now [13:45] ssh will only get you terminal access [13:46] but in the vnc, i only see a terminal [13:46] ssh -C -Y -l user host.tld [13:46] oh nvmd [13:46] ...? [13:46] * paultag goes back to idle [13:46] haha [13:46] Dban - never used it before. Is quick erase good enough for passing pc on to third party. [13:47] UbuntuNub: Which vncserver? You probably have to configure it to start a desktop environment/window manager [13:47] Silver_Fox_: Hi to you too [13:47] i installed vnc4server on the box [13:47] philinux: depends [13:47] connecting with realvnc viewer [13:48] philinux: you can use it to erase and wipe data, it just depends how deep you want to go [13:48] It does one pass writing zero's [13:48] I dont thin photorec could recover anything from that [13:48] philinux: depending how sensative your data is, thats not usually good enough [13:49] I don't possess a forensic lab [13:49] philinux: it will still leave redidual data [13:49] How [13:49] residual* [13:49] Yes but who has the technology to look that deep. [13:50]