[00:01] donri: Hmm curious, there are still quite a few things at 2.30 [00:01] Will they be updated before final release? [00:04] In 10.10, did the behavior of the mysql root account change? I cannot login using it anymore, and the MySQL docs https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MysqlPasswordReset didn't help [00:04] donri: as final freeze is gone I seriously doubt it, they probably have their reason for it [00:05] :/ [00:05] yfoel: It's surprising the same is true of gnome-panel === yfoel is now known as yofel [00:06] you'll have to ask in -desktop then I fear, as I don't track gnome anyomre [00:07] *anymore [00:07] Hrm, got it fixed, but still doesn't explain why the password was changed without my knowledge in the first place [00:09] * yofel can login to mysql fine [00:09] hi ! it worked ! it installed fine now ! === bdrung_ is now known as bdrung [00:12] guys, what was the name of that excellent 3d effects for the desktop ??? [00:12] compiz and kwin [00:12] depending on what WM you are using [00:14] i am using the default one [00:14] gnome i gues [00:14] s [00:14] compiz it is [00:14] install CCSM for extra control of effects [00:14] !ccsm [00:14] 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 [00:14] and how do I install the ati accelerated graphics ? [00:14] !ati [00:14] For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | The ATI and nVidia binary drivers may not be currently installable at the moment [00:15] * BUGabundo hugs ubottu [00:16] matrox :D [00:17] haven't used one of those for awhile === ord is now known as qwm [00:28] How do I start indicator-datetime? [00:30] guys just another generic question: how do I create a partition on a logical partition ? see basically my hard disk got: sda1=winxp, sda2=boot, sda3=swap, sda4=ubuntu root, ... I still have 200GB of free space, however fdisk wont let me do thing on it :( wtf ??? [00:30] I just want to creat e a shared space for both operating systems !!! [00:30] kpoman: Ah [00:31] kpoman: You need to create an extended partition in which the new logical partitions live (or is it the other way around) [00:31] there seams to be a issue with my window borders, i can change and see them in Apperence fine though the buttons are on the wrong side and any other window fills the screen [00:31] kpoman: So delete one (e.g. swap) and then create an extended partition and then it should let you create a swap and another one [00:32] penguin42: can I delete swap just like that ? [00:32] kpoman: If you're using it it's probably best to do a swapoff -a first :-) [00:32] anyone [00:33] kpoman: And you'll need to fixup /etc/fstab when you recreate it [00:35] penguin42: see here, it kinda sucks: [00:35] kpoman: Yeh PC partition does! [00:35] The play controls in sound-menu gets a theme-incompatible background, known bug? [00:36] penguin42: it says unusable :( wtf [00:36] http://pastebin.com/LydU6muc [00:36] see, sda1=winxp, sda2 was deleted [00:37] oops, sda2 = boot [00:37] for the record i did a upgrade to 10.10 using update-manager -d [00:37] kpoman: Oops [00:37] kpoman: That's not the layout you described [00:37] sda3 donno what is that [00:37] penguin42: yeah, i just deleted my swap then tried creating an extended one [00:37] it is the updated layout [00:37] I think i failed somehow [00:37] sda5 is the shared one [00:38] kpoman: sda3 is the holder that allows you to have more partitions, i.e. 5 is probably one of the ones inside 3 [00:38] kpoman: You should be able to create more as well [00:38] this is actually the new layout [00:38] http://pastebin.com/g8cZit9C [00:39] quite strange uh [00:39] why does it say unusable ? [00:39] * penguin42 much prefered the fdisk out put! [00:39] hehh sure me too, [00:39] but it differs, unusable == wtf ?? [00:39] kpoman, what were you trying to make it the swap? [00:40] i dont know, in general one would need a swap right ? i just killed my swap to allow creating a shared partition for both os [00:40] kpoman, what were you trying to do w/ that 2gig unusuable? [00:40] kpoman, did you make it primary or logical? cuz i thinkt here's a limit of 3 primary partitions. [00:40] that 2g unusable was my swap, i smashed it to allow creating a shared win/linux folder [00:41] ok.. [00:41] whats the .64? === SolidLiq is now known as solid_liq [00:41] there were 4 primary ones, and that was preventing me from creating extended ones ... then I killed the swap one [00:41] i see [00:41] where is that .64 ? [00:41] you don't see where it says ".64 unusable" [00:42] then created a new one, this time extended [00:42] bah don't worry about .64 :-) [00:42] oh yes ! i dont know what is that :p [00:42] lol [00:42] the installer did put that junk there [00:42] kpoman: So if you create a new one of say 1990 does it use that apparently unusable space? [00:42] is it pron ? :D [00:42] lol [00:42] well what happens when you make the 2gig unusable, a logical swap? [00:43] I dont know why I got that unusable thing .. I would be happy if I could recreate my swap there as a extended one [00:43] kpoman: So what happens if you try to create a new one? [00:44] what should i do if i am missing xorg.conf in /etc/X11 [00:44] Vbits: You don't need it [00:44] kpoman, you should be able to i would think [00:44] kpoman: OK, I think I see whats happened [00:44] kpoman: There are two separate things you are dealing with; slots in the partition table and chunks of space [00:44] penguin42 also my window borders are missing, is that a related issue [00:45] kpoman: You're chunks of space go sda1, sda2, GAP, sda4, [00:46] I cant, I just have unusable space ! [00:46] it doesnt even show me the create option [00:46] kpoman: So deleting swap gave you a spare slot that let you create the extended, but becasuse it had a chunk of space free that wasn't in one block it can't be int he extended [00:46] penguin42: what should I do to solve the issue ? [00:47] qtparted? :( [00:47] kpoman: Hmm [00:47] booting from a livecd ? [00:47] :( [00:47] kpoman: It's tricky, the free space is in an annoying position [00:47] oops [00:48] can I just move the sda2 to eat at least the first unusable junk ? [00:48] any help with my window borders issue [00:48] kpoman: You could make sda2 bigger, but if that's your /boot it's not much help [00:48] then move the sda3 to closer position ? [00:49] penguin42: I just left it with 1G [00:49] kpoman: Yeh you don't need any bigger [00:50] kpoman: If I was doing it I would probably try something gross but evil that might be a bit dangerous [00:50] ooh I can see a way out of this - not particularly nice, but easy [00:51] tell me please ! just want an elegant hard drive [00:51] it is messed up right now [00:51] kpoman: OK, go for it - grow /boot to fill the blank space, then resize the /boot so it uses it, then create a swap file in /boot - weird, but it'll work [00:51] kpoman: And next time think about your partition layout first! [00:52] my window borders are a big issue some help would be very nice thank you [00:52] penguin42: I just thought I could do this thing :( create an extended [00:52] kpoman: Yeh, extendededs are great if you know you need one first [00:53] penguin42: ok so how do I proceed, do I dd something to a file in /boot ? then mkswap of it ? then alter the fstab ? [00:54] and how do I prevent /boot/swapfile from being accessible before it tries to mount it ? [00:54] kpoman: Unmount /boot, resize it in fdisk/cfdisk to use the space up, use resize2fs to resize the filesystem, mount /boot, create a swap file in there with dd, mkswap it, and then add that to fstab as swap - easy right? [00:54] kpoman: Or just say sod it, 2GB of space lost [00:55] oops, how can I resize on fdisk ? I do know gparted ... [00:56] use gparted then, just make sure you don't lose /boot - you might want to take a copy, but remember to run update-grub when you are done [00:56] Use GPARTED [00:56] :) [00:56] wow gparted is buggy ! it dies when launching it [00:57] http://pastebin.com/jA88n2SL [00:57] wtf gparted ! [00:59] penguin42: how do I resize on fdisk ? [00:59] i dont find an option for that [01:00] sorry for laming here [01:00] :( [01:00] sorry, can't remember off the top of my head, I'd have to try it on something [01:00] it might be a delete/recreate which won't actually delete the data if you are very careful [01:00] penguin42 what would cause unity style borders in gnome [01:01] kpoman: Look, this is something that you probably don't want to do unless you know how to get out of it! [01:01] The play controls in sound-menu gets a theme-incompatible background, known bug? [01:03] Is there a way to see where an installed package came from? I had light-themes from a PPA in Lucid, how would update-manager -d handle that? [01:03] Maverick light-themes in Lucid, that is [01:04] penguin42: let me try with parted (cli) [01:08] penguin42: Ok i copied the contents of boot to somewhere, deleted it, enlarged it, then re mkfs.ext2 it... now I try to mount it but obviously the UUID changed. How do I know the new UUID of the sda2 ? [01:09] oh you deleted it - gulp! [01:09] kpoman: OK, try blkid /dev/sda2 [01:09] penguin42: yeah, and recreated it for 3G now ! [01:09] ok, DONT REBOOT [01:10] cool it worked [01:10] no I wont ! [01:10] I just copy back the files there [01:10] let me copy them [01:10] kpoman: Grub will be kind of screwed - I'd try an update-grub which might update stuff but I wouldn't be 100% sure [01:11] penguin42: it is quite strange. fdisk tells me it is 3GB, however I did mount it and df -h told me it was still 999MB [01:11] kpoman: Ah, that's because you need to resize2fs it [01:11] kpoman: You resized the box, not the balloon in it [01:11] penguin42: but I killed and recreated the fs ! [01:11] I did mkfs.ext2 !!! [01:11] oh [01:12] kpoman: I'm guessing that it didn't reread the partiton table? [01:12] penguin42: how do I force him to do that ? [01:12] killall devfs ? =P [01:12] yeuch, if it hasn't done this is going to get very very messy; devfs won't help [01:12] pastebin fdisk -l please [01:13] http://pastebin.com/qMT0Tn14 [01:14] did I do all that sh#t ? :D [01:14] ok, grep sda2 /proc/partitons [01:15] 8 2 975872 sda2 [01:15] it is old [01:15] :( [01:16] kpoman: try hdparm -z /dev/sda [01:17] kpoman: It's probably at this point realising how nice your installation was previously and how 2G of missing space wasn't that bad [01:17] device or ressource busy [01:17] :( [01:18] kpoman: If you're really really really lucky, copying stuff back to your new /boot, and running update-grub might give you something that will boot [01:20] I just tried a bad command and cant see the result from blkid [01:20] ran partprobe /dev/sda [01:21] hmm reasonable [01:22] ll /dev/sda* gave me all but sda2 [01:22] so went back to cfdisk, deleted and recreated it ... still no signs of it [01:23] kpoman: So, have you got a rescue CD? [01:23] * penguin42 will be shocked if you don't need it [01:27] penguin42: been doing research on grub2. says don't edit grub.cfg cuz every update or new kernel will over right file. suggests edit etc/grub.d/40_custom. you know about this? [01:27] nite guys [01:27] mark2010: If possible just edit /etc/default/grub [01:28] that didn't work for the white screen prob [01:28] the grub.cfg did however [01:28] mark2010: It should, if it doesn't then need to figure out why [01:30] we tried adding nomodeset to the linux_command portion but didn't work. just wondering if the grub.d custom would be better as that file is not over written on updates [01:31] mark2010: It's the whole point of '/etc/default/grub is for small parameter changes [01:31] just wondering [01:31] ok [01:41] cool it works :p [01:44] did: dd if=/dev/zero of=/boot/swapfile bs=1024 count=2097152; mkswap /boot/swapfile; swapon /boot/swapfile [01:45] then edited /etc/fstab and put it to /boot/swapfile [01:45] let me reboot again see if it worked [01:47] ok everything is working ! nice [01:48] are you still there ? [01:50] yep [01:51] kpoman: See, it just proves that you can get out of almost any type of screwup with Linux! [01:53] is there a way to get the Ubuntu monospace font? [01:53] i can't seem to find it [01:53] just installed the rc, but i can't find the global menu applet package. did the name change? [01:53] Hi, is there a way to get Direct Rendering operational in 10.10? I'm using an nVidia 260 GTX [01:56] i have a virus [01:58] Vbits, a virus? [02:00] maximus will not die [02:01] it just took my entire desktop with it when i killed it [02:02] i just killed it and it restarted x [02:02] Ken8521, how can i switch the side the close button is on [02:02] Vbits, are they on the left? [02:03] Ken8521 yes [02:04] also my right click is not workingh [02:04] Vbits, pretty sure this will still work on 10.10.. but i like them on the left.. http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/13535/move-window-buttons-back-to-the-right-in-ubuntu-10.04/ [02:06] working now [02:06] it's a miracle [02:06] lol [02:06] about the right click, i am using a netbook with one big touchpad [02:07] ok. [02:07] it is not working [02:07] and th etouch pad is not right clicking? [02:07] correct [02:07] ok. [02:07] i'm not on my laptop right now, but lets start with system/preferences/mouse and the touchpad tab [02:08] the first 2 are on and the secound on scrolling as well [02:09] ok [02:09] go to the general tab [02:09] and try right clicking the lightbulb [02:09] see if it lights up [02:09] anyone having issues when pluging in a iphone to usb port the file manger keeps on opening up till you unplug from usb thne they all disappear ? [02:10] brb Vbits [02:10] Ken8521 yes [02:11] Vbits, ok, so if the lightbulb is lighting up when you right click [02:11] then right click is wrking [02:11] it's a connfiguration issue [02:12] how can i fix it [02:12] well, that sanother issue i don't now..lol [02:12] just saying, right click is definitely working [02:13] when i rightclick on the desktop nothing shows [02:13] Vbits, did you install netbook edition? [02:13] yes [02:13] looks like no right click is a "feature" [02:14] it was never a issue with 10.04, i used update-manager -d to update [02:14] well, wha tit was in 10.04 is irrelevant [02:14] it was an intentional change apparently [02:15] is it built into the kernal or driver [02:15] tit [02:16] i have no idea.. [02:17] Vbits, is it just not letting you right click th etop panel, or not right click anywhere? [02:17] it is acting like the right click is a left click [02:18] ok, dumb question, is left click acting like a right? [02:18] no it is normal [02:19] Anything I can do to get DRI enabled with my nVidia card? [02:20] Vbits, i'm really not sure...it's obviously a configuration issue.. not a hardware issue. [02:20] Vbits, what does left click do, same as right? [02:20] correct [02:22] Vbits, unfortunately i'm not familiar wnough w/ the netbook configuration to change that [02:22] if i had to guess [02:22] you'll e able to change it in gconf-editor [02:22] but that is strictly a guess [02:26] hi [02:26] again [02:28] Ken8521 nothing in gconf [02:29] Vbits, gconf-editor has a bazilion options.. you wouldn't really know wha tyoure looking at, unless you knew exactly what to look for [02:29] i used find to look for mouse and touchpad [02:29] that really doesn't mean anything [02:30] becaue it has nothing to do w/ the mouse and touchpad [02:30] it has to do w/ what menu is called for, when you right click [02:31] anyone seen compiz suddenly setting the screen darker? the gnome menus still come up full brightness and running compiz --replace fixes it until it happens again... [02:32] well i found a one line fix [02:32] echo options psmouse proto=exps > /etc/modprobe.d/psmouse.modprobe [02:32] and it works [02:32] hmm. [02:33] that's pretty stupid though... [02:33] i run a normal gnome on my netbook, so.. === iConfused is now known as iConfused|away === elky` is now known as elky [02:36] also i just posted my souliion as a comment to bug 621821 [02:36] Launchpad bug 621821 in linux (Ubuntu) "touchpad left / right click buttons do not work" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/621821 [02:38] hi, does anyone know if i can change the power management profile in kubuntu? [02:51] it seems like there is a bug on libgsm1 [02:51] dpkg: warning: files list file for package `libgsm1' missing, assuming package has no files currently installed. [02:51] and it keeps on unpacking replacemenet libgsm1 for the eternity [02:55] ircII working flawlessly on 10.10 [02:55] oh and vbitz is me [02:56] ubuntu retricted extras fails on libgsm1 too [02:56] wtf libgsm why do I need that thing [02:56] :( [02:56] this sucks [03:11] Anyone else having trouble with Broadcom 4318 wireless and 10.10 RC? My connection drops soon after startup. [03:29] b43er: im using BC 4401 and been ok [04:44] hey guys, im sshing into my machine and it's asking me to set terminal type [04:44] this just recently happened, any idea? [05:03] Using the RC ive tried to boot up off the image(via DVD) it loads the gui part, then flashes with what it seems to be the installed gui part(so brief its a guess), then it flashes to the background image and just sits on that. the WIFI icon on the laptop seems to be function, ALT + CTRL + F-keys seem to bring up the console, any idea on how to restart the gui perhaps ? [05:09] Restart X maybe ,, [05:09] service x restart ? [05:09] X * [05:10] Just tried to restart gdm, the terminal ended up locking up, or just not returning from the sudo'd command. had to switch to F2 [05:11] what logs could i check for possible errors [05:12] Don't know . [05:14] Try startx .. [05:14] the GUI will boot up. [05:15] the gui has booted up, it shows for a split second, then goes black and then back to the desktop backgound image(minus the gui windows + mouse) [05:15] as if it changes resolution(that kind of black and back speed/style) [05:16] weird [05:16] Xorg.0.log > [dix] couldn't enable device 10 [05:16] time to google [05:17] Yeah . i'll see what i can find. [05:17] Thats kind of you bud, thanks, ill be doing the same [05:17] The line before that is: (II) AIGLX: Suspending AIGLX clients for VT switch [05:18] Not sure if that is any help. [05:18] any deluge users here? [05:22] hyperstream, see bug 404331 [05:22] Launchpad bug 404331 in xserver-xorg-video-ati (Ubuntu) "X locks up when scrolling on Radeon Mobility M6 LY" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/404331 [05:23] Its a old school IBM ThinkPad [05:23] Just didnt want to install XP on it (not mine) [05:23] hmm it has a Radeon Mobility M7 LW [Radeon Mobility 7500] [05:24] aha. well Ubuntu is the right choice .. see if you can find something here .. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/359392?comments=all [05:24] Launchpad bug 359392 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu Karmic) "[i965] X freezes starting on April 3rd" [Critical,Fix released] [05:24] i got to run , bbl [05:25] SaRy, thank you for your help bud, bye [05:26] hyperstream, you're most welcome. [05:38] what is couchdb for? [05:39] ubuntu one probably [05:39] i think it stores application state in couchdb [05:40] Luke, thanks.. [05:40] np [05:46] Is it possible to get some kind of menu on the 10.10 live cd? like the older ones had that is [05:48] Hey guys, I get the message at the Ubuntu logo screen "One or more of the mounts lited in /etc/fstab canno be mounted:/:waitiing for /dev/disk/by-uuid/0641f685-848b-40db-9f5d-8d900e6d9bd2 /tmp:waiting for (null) :waiting for 0 press escape to enter a recovery shell " [05:49] any ideas? Im lost [05:50] Sikth, at a guess, you have a device listed to be mouted in /etc/fstab that is no longer mountable(perhaps a external drive or USB device perhaps ?) [05:51] How do I make my dev/sda5 mountable again? [05:53] Sikth, attach the device to the pc perhaps [05:53] It's my main computer's hard drive though [05:54] Sikth, now that sounds strange [05:54] right. Would seeing my fstab help you? [05:54] Sikth, im afraid you'll have to wait for someone more advanced in that area. [05:55] Apologies [05:55] That's ok, thanks anyways :/ [05:55] Hi. I'm using Ubuntu Maverick (tried Lucid as well) liveCD to try and recover GRUB after Windows XP install, however, my lvm volumes do not appear anywhere in /dev, so I can't mount them. I can see the volumes with the lvm tool. Any idea how I could get them mounted? [05:55] ok, another question [05:56] I did "ecryptfs-mount-private" in recovery mode, and it's asking "login passphrase" [05:56] what is that? [06:00] Again- this is a guess, but when i've encrypted my home paritions in the past, i had to use a passphrase, this is like a key for encrypting the data, without this, the data is unrecoverable [06:01] So if your trying to mount a encrypted partition it might be asking for the passphase you used when you encrypted it [06:01] passphrase being a password? [06:02] I think so [06:02] hmmm dang, I don't know what I would have put! My regular password doesn't work [06:39] hyperstream, still there? [06:55] HI [07:28] <|ns|nR8> I set monitor refresh rate to 85hz with nvidia-settings, works fine. After reboot it reverts back to 60hz. Any ideas why? Here is my xorg.conf http://pastebin.com/sdGuJ96P [07:29] <|ns|nR8> fresh install of 10.10rc [07:33] |ns|nR8: is nvidia-settings saving your configuration somewhere? [07:33] <|ns|nR8> it overwrites the current xorg when i save it [07:34] oh, sounds kind of outdated [07:34] <|ns|nR8> ive seen a coulpe other reports of this bug [07:34] bug #528756 [07:34] Launchpad bug 528756 in nvidia-settings (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu forgets my screen resolution settings every time I reboot (dup-of: 477309)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/528756 [07:34] Launchpad bug 477309 in nvidia-settings (Ubuntu) "When trying to save new X configuration, I get an error message: Failed to parse existing x config file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/477309 [07:34] Has anyone noticed that pidgin windows don't flash in the system tray in default maverick theme when a message is sent on an inactive window? is this a bug in karmic? [07:34] any chance it's that? [07:34] <|ns|nR8> yes lucent [07:34] <|ns|nR8> thanks [07:35] hope that is actually helpful, I'm guessing here. I have no nvidia hardware [07:35] <|ns|nR8> hmm dunno [07:36] <|ns|nR8> might just stick another videocard in [07:36] <|ns|nR8> might be easier [07:36] well, without gaming, Intel cards that are supported work very well for me [07:37] they're not great at doing high performance anything but there's few problems in my experience [07:37] <|ns|nR8> i turn off eye candy anyway [07:37] yeah [07:37] you might get away with a scripted hack, if nothing else [07:38] <|ns|nR8> yeah [07:38] <|ns|nR8> going to try another driver snyway [07:38] <|ns|nR8> gotta reboot [07:38] <|ns|nR8> thanks [07:38] good luck to you [07:44] anyone here have pidgin insatlled and using default theme? [07:44] default ubuntu theme [07:53] after last maverick upgrade, unable to save screen rate have to set it in nvidia xserver settings manually each time after reboot [07:53] !ops [07:53] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, or nhandler! [07:55] with 10.04 was fine [07:57] juk: nvidia? [07:57] alright i stick with settings just won't reboot 6 more :) [07:57] it's funny, I just was talking to '|ns|nR8' about 20 minutes before now, on the same thing [07:57] was that you? [07:57] nope [07:58] nvidia [07:58] there's an open bug report about something similar [07:58] did you search launchpad for similar bugs? [07:58] no can you point me [07:58] sure, no problem [07:59] bug #528756 > juk [07:59] Launchpad bug 528756 in nvidia-settings (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu forgets my screen resolution settings every time I reboot (dup-of: 477309)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/528756 [07:59] Launchpad bug 477309 in nvidia-settings (Ubuntu) "When trying to save new X configuration, I get an error message: Failed to parse existing x config file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/477309 [07:59] lucent: thank you, exactly what happens [08:03] good! glad it's the right one for you [08:46] lucent: I reported bug 654408 [08:46] Launchpad bug 654408 in xorg (Ubuntu) "NVIDIA X Server Settings Forgets screen refresh rate" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/654408 [08:47] juk: okay, though I think that might get marked duplicate [08:47] good work anyways [08:59] has ubuntu+2 been announced already? [09:01] vega-: i think so, if you mean the whale? [09:01] naughty nitwit .. or something [09:01] whale? [09:01] isn't it a whale? [09:01] 11.04 [09:01] narrwhale or so [09:01] ah, ok :) [09:02] yes found it now.. [09:03] vega-: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1359301 [09:18] hello [09:18] is anyone alive [09:18] the l and g's dont show up corectly on 10.10 dint know if you guys/gals knew that [09:19] in what application ? [09:19] the whole thing [09:20] my desktop and every program i run [09:20] ill up load a screen shot to shoow you [09:27] ubuntu 10.10 will actually be released on the 10th? [09:27] yes [09:29] sorry its taking me forever but im having stability issues (dumb user vs. web browser) [09:29] Hey guys. I have an issue and this issue I have in the hole time of Ubuntu. But now it is realy getting on my nervs. Evolution is the word! I got a screen resolution of 1028x600 ... A Netbook. And Evolution is not going to fit on my screen. There are may parts of it which are going out of my screen thus I can click on some Icons or buttoms. Is it possible to fix it? Nothing helped yet. Even if I get on Fullscreen mode, it still not fits. [09:29]