[00:01] prep: that PPA didnt do it? [00:03] prep: do you have those 2 lines added? [00:03] you should run [00:04] sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 051D8B58 [00:04] then sudo apt-get update [00:04] then sudo apt-get install buzztard [00:04] ASSUMING [00:05] you added both ... [00:05] deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/gstreamer-developers/ppa/ubuntu lucid main [00:05] deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/gstreamer-developers/ppa/ubuntu lucid main [00:05] to your sources [00:11] looks like a good how-to here though [00:11] http://www.buzztard.org/index.php/Building#Ubuntu [00:11] if for some reason that doesnt work out [00:11] * holstein gotta run again... [02:43] I did that, it added the key, then nothing. [02:45] says it's still locked. [03:54] prep: hmmm [03:54] can you pastebin me the error sometime? [14:39] Holstein, you on? === david is now known as Guest75771 === Guest75771 is now known as Davidmp [17:59] Hey what gdm is this? http://ubuntustudio.org/files/US3.png [17:59] hey Davidmp [17:59] * holstein looking [18:00] AFAIK [18:00] thats just the ubuntu studio themeing [18:00] applied to the gnome login [18:00] ok [18:00] do i need to run a terminal command to get it? [18:01] i think there is a newer one now [18:01] with plymouth?? [18:01] whatever the recent changes were [18:01] oh [18:01] newer :/ [18:01] looked better lol [18:01] Davidmp: there are 2 splash screen packages for ubuntustudio [18:02] in the repos [18:02] and one of them doesnt work anymore [18:02] and i think thats the one [18:02] ah ok [18:02] im sure there is a way though [18:02] i can dig out another ubuntu studio gdm i guess [18:02] you could downgrade a bunch of stuff [18:02] but i wouldnt do that [18:03] yeah [18:03] Davidmp: the themeing is really nice :) [18:03] and yeah, that was slick [18:03] yeah i love ubuntu studio one of the best distros [18:03] softwares is the best [18:04] i have one more question why does my mouse keep moving on its own? [18:04] hmmm [18:04] that aint good [18:05] i got a friend with an old thinkpad [18:05] and the little stick in the middle of the keyboard is dying [18:05] so he has to disable the hardware in the bios [18:05] and use an external mouse [18:05] Davidmp: sounds like hardware [18:05] mm odd [18:05] is it a touchpad? [18:05] yes [18:06] i have a external mouse to [18:06] Davidmp: are you dual booting anything? [18:06] i use it for zooming etc. [18:06] yes windows and ubuntu studio [18:06] is it funky in windows? [18:06] no [18:06] hmmm [18:06] Davidmp: i would try and isolate the problem [18:06] to either the touchpad [18:06] or the external mouse [18:06] and start poking around about the drivers [18:07] cause that aint right [18:07] it seems to go to links which is really annoying [18:07] you get more options [18:07] like 2 and 3 finger taps [18:07] and the middle mouse [18:07] button [18:07] yeah [18:07] usually takes some tweaking [18:08] or time to get used to it [18:08] how do i disable the thinkpad? O.o [18:08] i miss all that now [18:08] o [18:08] when im in front of windows or OSX [18:08] anyways [18:08] Davidmp: so you unpluf the external mouse [18:08] and it still does it? [18:08] yes [18:09] well, thats enough then [18:09] i would run lspci [18:09] thinkpad's shot? [18:09] i would think if the pad was bad [18:09] it would do that in windows too [18:09] hm [18:10] do you think it might have something to do with compiz? [18:10] could [18:10] you can turn that off easy enough [18:10] and tesxt [18:10] test* [18:10] but i bet you need to blacklist a module or enable a backport [18:10] or both [18:10] thats one of those fiddly things [18:11] i got the same kind of thing going on [18:11] i got an older desktop [18:11] yeahh it still does it.. [18:11] :/ [18:11] im making a media center PC out of it [18:11] lol nice [18:11] and the sound card is not recognized [18:11] im going to spend about 20 minutes on it [18:12] :p [18:12] then im just going to disable it in the bios and get another card from my stack of spard parts :) [18:12] :p [18:12] sounds fun [18:12] lol [18:12] thats the thing with linux [18:12] you can do anything with it you want [18:13] yep [18:13] but figuring out how to do it can be challenging [18:13] its worth it [18:14] if i was installing windows on it [18:14] i bet i could find all the drivers i need [18:14] maybe [18:14] but they totally wouldnt be 'in the kernel' [18:14] i mean, *usually* these days, everything is out-of-the-box [18:15] i just got some funky old hardware [18:15] yea [18:17] so hard to choose usplash -.- [18:17] just remember how long you actually spend looking at it ;) [18:18] lol [18:27] hey [18:27] that was easy [18:28] for some reason the mute button was on after install :) [18:28] too easy [22:31] Iaorana Ia Oe, paradise is a frame of mind [22:32] As usual, this noobs got a question [22:35] maheanuu: whats up? [22:36] I would very much like to be able to run "Studio" and have wifi enabled as my ethernet run is next to impossible to do, and I would also like to disable it if I am working in Sound. [22:36] Hi mike, and thanks for the last help you provided I really appreciate your taking the time with me [22:37] :) [22:37] maheanuu: i wouldnt worry about it [22:37] if you got a prettty serious box [22:37] the network manager will probably be cool running along with JACK [22:37] especially if you have the network disabled while your tracking [22:38] I believe in thanking those who help [22:38] maheanuu: did you install the gnome network applet? [22:38] I cannot find network manager [22:38] to get your wireless working? [22:38] maheanuu: well, you should know [22:38] there is a reason why its not included [22:38] but you can install it easy enough [22:38] if your online [22:38] No I think that I am TSTO these days [22:39] youcan search for nm-applet ?? [22:39] * holstein checking on that [22:39] Yes and is saw that it interferes with the sound studio, but I want to disable that if I am using sound [22:41] i think you'll find all the packages you need in network-manager-gnome [22:42] maheanuu: its rather unlikely that it will interfere [22:42] on a modern box [22:42] whats wrong with your current set-up maheanuu ? [22:42] if your able to get online and all [22:43] it tells me that it is already running [22:43] nm-applet? [22:43] maheanuu: its probably up there near the time [22:43] yes [22:43] maheanuu: was this an upgrade? [22:43] from vanilla? [22:44] or maybe you added that package [22:44] either way [22:44] only thing there is the pulse audio applett [22:44] i wouldnt worry about it [22:44] hmmm [22:44] maheanuu: what disc did you use to install? [22:44] Yes, I was running 10.04 and changed to Studio 10.04 [22:45] The 64 bit one [22:45] well, i dont know where your applet went [22:45] heh [22:45] me either [22:45] i think its attached to some other stuff now [22:45] in lucid [22:46] I am a rather old and in the way user, but trying like the devil to gain some knowledge and pass it on to people on this island so that they get a little further into the stream [22:47] right on [22:47] did you install all the themeing too? [22:47] I have a half dozen professors from the Lycee here who are very interested in forming a lug and teaching the kids/adults linux including themselves... we are just getting ready for our first meeting [22:47] that applet is running somewhere [22:47] if you running nm-applet [22:47] and its says its running [22:47] its somewhere [22:48] maheanuu: NICE [22:48] i just sent an email out to my local LUG list :) [22:48] is there any way to find out where it is running [22:48] where are you mike [22:48] I think i asked you the other day but apparently forgot [22:49] ashveille north carolina US [22:49] maheanuu: some panel should be displaying it [22:49] I saw some of your posts in the forums... Thats rite... I cant remember my name thiese days [22:50] Is there a command to see where it might be running or to see what it is associated with? [22:51] well, its associated with network manager [22:51] and its just always been there :/ [22:53] maheanuu: laptop right? [22:53] is the batter icon up there? [22:54] battery* [22:54] Ok, I will look in networking and networks and see if I can find it in there... If it is running, then it should be able to see my wifi router shouldn't it? [22:54] No, there is no battery icon anywhere [22:56] maheanuu: OK [22:56] right click on the panel [22:56] and select 'add to panel' [22:56] find 'notification area' [22:56] and add it [22:58] I click on add and nothing is happening or at least it isn't accepting the "add" [22:59] try adding something else and make sure [22:59] its probably up there [22:59] you might want to log out and back in [22:59] i see a bug report about it [22:59] and several different soloutiongs [22:59] solotions* [23:00] based on other variables [23:00] Log out of Ubuntu then back in? [23:01] yup [23:01] I tried to select several others and nothing happens [23:01] Ok bbiab [23:01] maheanuu: [23:01] hey [23:01] Yes [23:01] did you do something funky to your panels? [23:01] gnome is expecting a panel [23:01] to put those in [23:01] No not to my knowledge, but that doesn't mean much [23:02] hmmm [23:02] maheanuu: well, try that logout [23:02] 'K [23:18] hmmm [23:18] that aint good :/