[00:06] <johnny77> Does anyone have experience with open office? I currently have the individual programs installed, but recently saw Open Office Suit. Which would be better to use? what is the difference?
[00:17] <cath0dez_> Hello,  I was wondering if anyone knows if there are side effects to changing my filesystem label.  I just want to get my drives to show up as something different than their size in my filemanager... Thanks
[00:40] <corbis> hi all
[00:40] <corbis> anyone here able to help with a quick Free-NX question?
[00:48] <stlsaint> corbis: shhot maybe some one can help
[00:51] <corbis> cool
[00:51] <corbis> well i have nxserver setup on a centos box
[00:51] <corbis> and my user can connect, but when they connect, it opens the session as user nx, instead of as the user
[00:52] <corbis> so when they go to open a terminal, etc, they get an NX shell
[00:52] <corbis> and not their shell
[00:52] <corbis> they also have no access to the files that user owns, etc
[00:52] <corbis> i know this is ubuntu channel
[00:52] <corbis> but it should be similar right
[01:00] <stlsaint> corbis: you talking ssh?
[01:02] <corbis> stlsaint
[01:02] <corbis> im talking freenx
[01:03] <stlsaint> how does the user connect?
[01:05] <corbis> well i connect using nx client which technically should be using ssh pass through on there mote system
[01:07] <stlsaint> corbis: is the user created on the nxserver? or are you using: ssh <username>@nxserver ?
[01:08] <corbis> yes the user is created
[01:08] <corbis> are you familiar with what nxserver is?
[01:08] <corbis> its a way to connect to your desktop like VNC
[01:08] <corbis> turns your Unix box into a terminal server for Gnome sessions
[01:08] <stlsaint> corbis: no i have never used nxserver before
[01:09] <stlsaint> corbis: is there a freenx or nx channel you could join to ask for help
[01:38] <bromic94> hey all
[01:39] <thewrath> wats up
[01:39] <thewrath> where did my voice go
[01:44] <bgs100> Hi thewrath
[01:44] <thewrath> hey wats up
[01:46] <bgs100> Not much
[01:46] <bgs100> *looks around for thewrath's voice*
[01:46] <thewrath> i might be getting a new car this weekend lol
[01:46] <thewrath> but sooner than i tought
[01:46]  * pedro3005 looks at bgs100 
[01:47]  * bgs100 blinks at pedro3005 
[01:48] <thebwt> corbis: never used nx before, but I can try to help. How are you specifiying a remote user? If the syntax is like ssh, then you need to specifiy a username. if it only has a connect entry then 'username@nx-hist-ip.com' should be used. if you simply connect to the ip then it may be giving you a default user (nx in this case).
[01:48] <bgs100> thewrath: ah cool
[01:49] <thewrath> i think i have a rod kocking in my car
[01:49] <pedro3005> bgs100, I wonder what would happen if segfault segfaulted
[01:49] <bgs100> pedro3005: hm?
[01:50] <pedro3005> bgs100, well, there must be some code that displays the oh-so-nice "segmentation fault". it'd be cool if THAT segfaulted
[01:50] <bgs100> pedro3005: Ah, lol.
[01:50] <bgs100> Yes it would.
[01:50] <bgs100> Well maybe not cool for the user
[01:50] <bgs100> :p
[01:51] <pedro3005> the universe would probably explode
[01:52] <bgs100> pedro3005: No; the segfaulting segfault case is caught as a primitive exception, but then the catching program divides by zero, causing an *im*plode
[02:05] <stlsaint> bgs100: +1
[02:05] <bgs100> indeed
[02:07] <pedro3005> bgs100, how is life
[02:07] <pedro3005> ?
[02:08] <bgs100> Alright. not too much homework lately.
[02:09] <bgs100> Maverick broke X for me (I use nvidia-96 dirvers; should've read the relese notes more carefully :P), but all is okay now
[02:09] <bgs100> drivers*
[02:09] <pedro3005> what year are you in?
[02:10] <bgs100> hm?
[02:10] <pedro3005> in school
[02:10] <bgs100> oh
[02:10] <bgs100> Private message
[02:10] <pedro3005> huh, is it that private?
[02:11] <bgs100> I just don't like to share personal details so much
[02:37] <bgs100> night
[02:48] <hxcjonnysniper> can someone please help me connect to the internet through wired connection? it says the connection is established but firefox will not load anything.
[02:49] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: can you ping www.google.com
[02:50] <hxcjonnysniper> --- www.l.google.com ping statistics ---
[02:50] <hxcjonnysniper> 20 packets transmitted, 19 received, 5% packet loss, time 19025ms
[02:50] <hxcjonnysniper> rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 54.115/81.453/135.117/25.488 ms
[02:50] <hxcjonnysniper> hxcjonnysniper@hxcjonnysniper-laptop:~$
[02:50] <hxcjonnysniper> right now im connected through wireless though. its the only way i can get live support. it says the same in wired too.
[02:51] <stlsaint> run command: ping -c 4 www.google.com
[02:53] <hxcjonnysniper> --- www.l.google.com ping statistics ---
[02:53] <hxcjonnysniper> 4 packets transmitted, 4 received, 0% packet loss, time 3004ms
[02:53] <hxcjonnysniper> rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 55.869/76.015/94.892/14.554 ms
[02:53] <hxcjonnysniper> are you there?
[02:54] <stlsaint> yep
[02:54] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: are you sure ff is not pointing to a proxy somewhere?
[02:55] <stlsaint> you have internet connection just fine
[02:55] <hxcjonnysniper> idk if it is or not.
[02:55] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: ?
[02:55] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: check your browser settings
[02:56] <hxcjonnysniper> idk how to check to see what your talking about.
[02:56] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: open firefox and look at the connections settings in the options menu
[02:58] <hxcjonnysniper> prefrences???
[02:58] <stlsaint> yep
[02:58] <hxcjonnysniper> then what?
[02:59] <stlsaint> one sec
[02:59] <stlsaint> i must pull it up
[02:59] <hxcjonnysniper> okay i got it.
[02:59] <hxcjonnysniper> its on use system proxy settings.
[03:00] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: ok than your not using a proxy
[03:00] <stlsaint> in that browser can you get to yahoo or google?
[03:01] <hxcjonnysniper> yeah while im connected wirelessly.
[03:01] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: can you ping while on the wired connection?
[03:02] <hxcjonnysniper> yeah and the results are exactly the same as the ping wireless.
[03:02] <hxcjonnysniper> i already had someone go through this.
[03:03] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: have you tried a different browser?
[03:03] <hxcjonnysniper> and now when i click on my little network range on the taskbar above there is no wired network device anymore. it like is gone. dissapeared.
[03:03] <hxcjonnysniper> no i havent
[03:08] <hxcjonnysniper> im runnin ubuntu 10.10 and i am very dissapointed.
[03:09] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: did you do a upgrade from 10.04?
[03:09] <hxcjonnysniper> yeah
[03:09] <hxcjonnysniper> it didnt work on 10.04 either.
[03:10] <hxcjonnysniper> so i upgraded thinking it would be better. and honestly its slower. and i still cant get on the internet via ethernet! =D NOT.
[03:10] <hxcjonnysniper> ive been trying to fix this for two weeks.
[03:11] <hxcjonnysniper> no one on this fucking chat support can do anything for me and no one will answer my forum questions.
[03:12] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: well yelling and cussing at folks isnt going to get anyone to want to help fix your issue
[03:13] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: you could be dealing with bad drivers, need kernel update and or a malfunctioning card
[03:13] <stlsaint> !language
[03:13] <ubot2> Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[03:13] <hxcjonnysniper> oh i know. but i dont know how many times ive done a ping today. im very aggravated.
[03:14] <hxcjonnysniper> my drivers are fine. i think they need driver updates but i cant find them. can you help me with that?
[03:14] <stlsaint> have you looked in your hardware menu?
[03:14] <stlsaint> System>Admin>Hardware
[03:17] <stlsaint> actually it will be in additional drivers
[03:18] <hxcjonnysniper> no proprietary drivers are in use on this system
[03:19] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: well if you know the card is good that you will end up coming down to it being a driver issue
[03:19] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: then you will need to see what the driver is and start looking for bugs/patches/updates to driver
[03:19] <hxcjonnysniper> so it would be a driver issue?
[03:20] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper:run command:
[03:20] <stlsaint> crap dang keyboard
[03:21] <stlsaint> dangit
[03:21] <stlsaint> cant find the pipe key
[03:21] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: you know where the pipe symbol is on keyboard...button above the right enter key?
[03:21] <hxcjonnysniper> h/o
[03:21] <JoeMaverickSett> stlsaint: i think it's with the "\" key. :)
[03:22] <stlsaint> JoeMaverickSett: yea but my keyboard is all different atm
[03:22] <hxcjonnysniper> yeah!
[03:22] <hxcjonnysniper> i got it. =p
[03:22] <hxcjonnysniper> lol.
[03:22] <stlsaint> alright you will need to see your driver with the lspci command so:
[03:23] <stlsaint> lspci <pipe> grep Ethernet
[03:24] <hxcjonnysniper> okay
[03:27] <hxcjonnysniper> now what?
[03:28] <stlsaint> hxcjonnysniper: with that driver info you will need to either look on launchpad or use google to see if there are some bugs with this and the 10.10 kernel.
[03:28] <stlsaint> im sorry but i will be unable to help as i must leave
[03:37] <hxcjonnysniper> i appreciate you doing absolutely nothing for me. =D NOT.
[03:47] <johnny77> Is anyone running Ubuntu 10.10 netbook. I have to be honest and not loving the changes. I can't seem to do what I want/need?
[03:48] <nhandler> paultag: Didn't you just install it? Or did you go back to Debian?
[03:48] <paultag> nhandler, yeah I did
[03:48] <paultag> johnny77, yeah I'm not liking it either
[03:49] <paultag> johnny77, the new WM is really buggy, can't enable visual effects and hard to use
[03:49] <paultag> johnny77, I'd downgrade to the old netbook-launcher if it's starting to get in your way ( but still in 10.10 )
[03:49] <paultag> nhandler, sorry that was a bad answer. I still have UNE
[03:49] <paultag> Mutter is wayyyyyyyyyy too alpha for my taste
[03:49] <johnny77> WM? Only recently started using Ubuntu.
[03:50] <paultag> Oh, sorry
[03:50] <johnny77> how would I down grade?
[03:51] <paultag> johnny77, not sure yet. I was going to write up instructions in the morning. I think you should be able to install netbook-launcher from software sources. If you need to use the computer now, there is an option to change your session at the login menu. It's on the bottom bar. It's a drop(up) menu that says "Ubuntu Netbook Edition" right now
[03:51] <paultag> johnny77, change that to Ubuntu Desktop and login. That should be a temporary fix until I can help more
[03:52] <johnny77> is the desktop more like the old netbook? I really liked the favorite menu in the old netbook. Is that is desktop?
[03:54] <paultag> johnny77, I'm afraid not. I'll write you up instructions. If check back Friday, I should have a better answer for you. I only installed it yesterday
[03:54] <paultag> If you * check back
[03:55] <johnny77> no problem, I just installed it and was like gasp. The old menu I picked up real easy... I'll check back later.
[03:58] <paultag> johnny77, yeah man, I feel your pain
[03:58] <paultag> johnny77, sorry bout that. Ubuntu is usually better then this :)
[03:59] <johnny77> it's ok. Actually I was so impressed with the last one, I'll give it some mistakes. Heck, I've been using Windows a good 15 years and still have to and they've made some mistakes.
[04:04] <paultag> :)
[04:04] <paultag> johnny77, I'll write it up after my midterms in the morning
[04:04] <paultag> ( if I get to it ;) )
[04:05] <johnny77> no problem, take your time. I'll come back on here later & try to catch you. I have to go... Thanks for your help.
[04:05] <paultag> cheers :)
[07:24] <seidos> i am having a tough time installing maverick.  it was working fine all night last night from live usb, so i was going to install today.  backed up data, tried installing, when i went to "advanced partitioning" there were new options create partitions (new was greyed out)
[07:25] <seidos> *was no "new" option, as it was greyed out.
[07:25] <seidos> now i'm hesitant to even try install.  i have another usb stick, in case it's the usb stick, but i tried installing an iso to it, and i couldn't.  gparted won't even format the stick :|
[07:26] <seidos> i don't have any live cds...i was kind of hoping that a live usb would be just as reliable, if not more so.  perhaps i should quit while i'm behind, and stick with karmic
[07:26] <seidos> just accept that my hardware is old, and it won't work with it
[09:55] <Maddeth> hello :)
[15:59] <LeMoiLib> Hello, does anyone can help me set up Sweave to run with Kile editor???
[16:05] <LeMoiLib> How do I copy a  script file in /usr/local/bin ??? I try using the GUI but the access is denied, how can I allow the access as the administrator?
[16:06] <hobgoblin> if you are ok with the command line then sudo cp path/original path/new
[16:07] <hobgoblin> if not use root filemanager - but as I have no idea what distro or desktop environment you are using that would need a guess
[16:07] <hobgoblin> as far as sweave and kile go - I've never heard of either - but a quick search on google got https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-help/2008-October/176615.html
[16:12] <LeMoiLib> I'm using Ubuntu
[16:12] <LeMoiLib> Lucid 10.04
[16:14] <hobgoblin> gksudo nautilus /usr/local
[16:14] <hobgoblin> will open nautilus as root in that location - be careful - don't start deleting things while you are root
[16:15] <LeMoiLib> ok
[16:15] <hobgoblin> it will want your password
[16:16] <LeMoiLib> I type the password
[16:16] <LeMoiLib> now?
[16:17] <hobgoblin> when you run the command it will want the password
[16:19] <bioterror> remember to give that file rights to be executed
[16:19] <LeMoiLib> Actually a frame pop up with the password request and I typed it! Then the commend line is showing the normal prompt with my name
[16:19] <bioterror> sudo chmod +x /path/to/file
[16:20] <LeMoiLib> Bioterror is file the name of the file I want to copy there???
[16:20] <bioterror> yes
[16:20] <LeMoiLib> But why nothing happen with the previous commend hobgoblin sugested?
[16:21] <bioterror> hmm
[16:22] <LeMoiLib> what is path?
[16:22] <LeMoiLib> is it the generic name
[16:22] <LeMoiLib> or where I want the script to go?
[16:23] <bioterror> usually own scripts and binaies goes to /usr/local/bin/
[16:23] <LeMoiLib> Bioterror remember we are beginners here????:'(
[16:23] <LeMoiLib> so be very precise
[16:24] <LeMoiLib> retype the full command with the actual details
[16:24] <bioterror> okay
[16:24] <LeMoiLib> not generic names!!!
[16:24] <bioterror> where do you have that file of yours
[16:25] <bioterror> and whats its name
[16:25] <LeMoiLib> in my download file in my document in my home I think
[16:25] <bioterror> it might take a while from me to answer becouse of 3G connection
[16:25] <LeMoiLib> Thank for trying....
[16:26] <aveilleux> bioterror: What's up? I might be able to lend a hand
[16:26] <bioterror> cd Documents
[16:26] <bioterror> sudo cp your.file /usr/local/bin/
[16:27] <bioterror> sudo chmod 777 /usr/local/bin/your.file
[16:27] <LeMoiLib> I'm lost!!!! which one do you want me to type,
[16:27] <LeMoiLib> ?
[16:27] <bioterror> all of those
[16:28] <LeMoiLib> ok doing it....
[16:29] <LeMoiLib> sorry, is your in your.file meant for my name?
[16:29] <bioterror> you can use tab -key to fill the words
[16:29] <bioterror> you dont have type every char
[16:30] <LeMoiLib> I got this: sudo cp your.file/usr/local/bin/
[16:30] <LeMoiLib> cp: missing destination file operand after `your.file/usr/local/bin/'
[16:30] <LeMoiLib> Try `cp --help' for more information.
[16:30] <bioterror> lemoilib, i am sorry, but you havent told me your files name
[16:31] <bioterror> /usr/local/bin is a place on your hard drive
[16:31] <hobgoblin> and you need a space between the source and destination names
[16:31] <bioterror> it needs to be separated
[16:34] <LeMoiLib> Let me start over again: I downloaded the file in /home/LeMoilib/Download which is Sweave.sh a script file for Sweave and I'm suppose to copy it to /usr/local/bin
[16:34] <bioterror> okay
[16:34] <bioterror> in terminal
[16:34] <bioterror> cd
[16:34] <bioterror> cd Download
[16:34] <LeMoiLib> done
[16:35] <bioterror> sudo cp Sweave.sh /usr/local/bin
[16:35] <LeMoiLib> cd Download
[16:35] <LeMoiLib> bash: cd: Download: No such file or directory
[16:35] <bioterror> sudo chmod 777 /usr/local/bin/Sweave.sh
[16:36] <Bodsda> cd Downloads
[16:36] <Bodsda> ^^ note the trailing s
[16:37] <bioterror> cd Down<press tab key>
[16:37] <bioterror> :)
[16:37] <basil> d
[16:37] <LeMoiLib> go this: ~/Downloads$
[16:37] <hobgoblin> o/ Bodsda
[16:37] <basil> j
[16:38] <basil> how to upgrade
[16:38] <bioterror> LeMoiLib, continue with the sudo cp -line
[16:38] <LeMoiLib> ok
[16:38] <Bodsda> hey hobgoblin
[16:38] <hobgoblin> basil: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[16:39] <LeMoiLib> cp-line: command not found
[16:39] <hobgoblin> Bodsda: you good I hope :)
[16:39] <basil> upgrade frm cd 9.10 to 10.4
[16:39] <Bodsda> hobgoblin: yep, me and my new addition to the family :)
[16:40] <hobgoblin> woohoo - I'll not tell you horror stories
[16:40] <aveilleux> basil, You mean 10.04 (the numbers are significant)
[16:40] <basil> yes
[16:40] <aveilleux> basil, Do you mean upgrade your installation? You should be able to do that through the update manager (System > Administration > Update Manager)
[16:40] <Bodsda> basil: ensure that you have the cd software source enabled in synaptic or /etc/apt/sources.lst
[16:41] <Bodsda> hobgoblin: :)
[16:41] <basil> but my internet is slow
[16:41] <hobgoblin> then you can use the alternate cd
[16:41] <basil> i want upgrade frm cd
[16:41] <basil> yes i have the cd
[16:42] <hobgoblin> basil - you have to use the alternate cd NOT the normal desktop one
[16:42] <Bodsda> basil: in Synaptic Package Manager in the sources section, ensure that the cd source is enabled. Launch Synaptic > Settings Menu > Software Sources > Tick the CD box at the bottom
[16:42] <LeMoiLib> bioterror I need to go for 30 min, please write all the step from the beginning if you can. Thank you trying guys!
[16:43] <basil> yes i ticked but not working
[16:43] <bioterror> lemoilib, see ya when u get back
[16:43] <bioterror> im myself jumping off from the train
[16:44] <Bodsda> basil: If that box is ticked, and a genuine cd is mounted, then the package managers will automatically get packages from the cd.
[16:45] <basil> tell me the step by step plz
[16:47] <Bodsda> basil: in the terminal, enter    sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[16:47] <hobgoblin> basil: you can also from the Alt+F2 run dialogue do gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade"
[16:48] <hobgoblin> but that is all in the links I gave you
[16:49] <basil> if u can do via remote desktop
[16:50] <hobgoblin> I won't
[16:51] <aveilleux> basil, The point here is that we are helping you, not doing it for you
[16:51] <basil> i do the alt+f2 but the winow is closed
[16:52] <basil> how can i find a helper in my language malayalam
[16:54] <basil> how can i find a helper in my language malayalam
[16:55] <basil> how can i find a helper in my language malayalam
[16:55] <aveilleux> basil, There's no need to repeat yourself.
[16:55] <hobgoblin> we saw the first time
[16:55] <aveilleux> basil, It's text, it's not like we missed reading it
[16:56] <basil> how i install .tar.gz in ubuntu
[16:57] <hobgoblin> basil: not sure there is a malaya channel
[16:58] <basil> how i install .tar.gz in ubuntu
[16:58] <basil> how i install .tar.gz in ubuntu
[16:58] <thebwt> ...
[16:58] <basil> how i install .tar.gz in ubuntu
[16:58] <thebwt> extract it, compile it, install it
[16:59] <thebwt> you should probably look for a .deb
[16:59] <basil> step by step
[16:59] <Bodsda> basil: It does really depend whats inside.
[17:00] <basil> how i install .tar.gz in ubuntu
[17:00] <AndrewMC> basil: we hear you stop spamming please
[17:00] <basil> how i install .tar.gz in ubuntu
[17:01] <AndrewMC> !ops
[17:01] <ubot2> Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - bodhizazen, nhandler, paultag, Rocket2DMn, ibuclaw, cprofitt, Tronyx, PriceChild, Hellow, Silver-Fox-, or PabloRubianes!
[17:01] <paultag> Holy jesus
[17:01] <paultag> What's up AndrewMC
[17:01] <Bodsda> paultag: sup mate
[17:01] <paultag> hey Bodsda
[17:01] <paultag> welcome back Joeb454
[17:01] <paultag> erm johnny77
[17:01] <AndrewMC> basil: is spamming  "how i install .tar.gz in ubuntu"
[17:01] <basil> no my question
[17:01] <paultag> basil, can you please stop spamming, I understand you're in need of help, but please
[17:02] <paultag> basil, it's quite annoying. I'd rather not ban you
[17:02] <johnny77> paultag: am I too early?
[17:02] <paultag> basil, and for installing from source?
[17:02] <paultag> johnny77, a wee bit. I was just about to do it now. Someone told me I need to backport, but I think you're right on time
[17:02] <paultag> basil, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-source-files-in-ubuntu.html
[17:02] <Joeb454> paultag: you'd be surprised how often I seem to get pinged (pung?) by mistake
[17:02] <basil> refer me a website
[17:02] <paultag> basil, read through that
[17:03] <paultag> basil, I just did, please try and be more descriptive in queries next time
[17:03] <paultag> thanks for the heads up AndrewMC
[17:03] <paultag> Joeb454, haha
[17:03] <AndrewMC> np paultag
[17:04]  * Bizurke waits for spam about ./configure
[17:05]  * thebwt cringes at the lack of checkinstall
[17:05] <johnny77> paultag: I'll be here for a couple of hours if you need help or someone to do as you write or something...
[17:05] <paultag> johnny77, awesome, thanks
[17:06] <johnny77> paultag: the people in this chat room have been awesome in helping me get started with Ubuntu. Least I could do it help back.
[17:06] <paultag> johnny77, It's how I started off with the team :)
[17:08] <Mohan_chml> paultag: Ohai :)
[17:08] <paultag> Hey Mohan_chml
[17:09] <Mohan_chml> sup paultag ?
[17:09] <paultag> Mohan_chml, just starting to work out how to get rid of Mutter in UNE
[17:09] <paultag> Mohan_chml, for both myself and johnny77 here
[17:09] <Mohan_chml> ah..!
[17:09] <LeMoiLib> Hello again, I was been help but needed to go somewhere: this is my problem again:  Let me start over again: I downloaded the file in /home/LeMoilib/Download which is Sweave.sh a script file for Sweave and I'm suppose to copy it to /usr/local/bin
[17:09] <paultag> it's how you say... "Dumb as hell"
[17:10] <Mohan_chml> LOL :P
[17:10] <paultag> LeMoiLib, sudo cp /home/LeMoilib/Download/Sweave.sh /usr/local/bin
[17:10] <Mohan_chml> paultag: I am tired after having my dinner :)
[17:10] <paultag> LeMoiLib, might also need a chmod +x /usr/local/bin/Sweave.sh as well
[17:10] <hobgoblin> paultag: Downloads
[17:11] <paultag> LeMoiLib, and to run it, run "Sweave.sh"
[17:11] <paultag> hobgoblin, +1
[17:11] <LeMoiLib> Hello I was being help but needed to got, I'm back. This was my problem:  I downloaded the file in /home/LeMoilib/Download which is Sweave.sh a script file for Sweave and I'm supposed to copy it to /usr/local/bin but don't know how to access it because it's locked.
[17:11] <Mohan_chml> basil: Beware of the official channels where you will be banned for such kind of activities. Do not spam the channel please
[17:11] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: please read replies you get
[17:13] <basil> debian package download website
[17:13] <basil> tell me
[17:14] <paultag> gah, johnny77, it's been marked crap
[17:14] <paultag> johnny77, I'm going to backport it
[17:14] <LeMoiLib> I'm reading sorry
[17:14] <thebwt> basil: what are you trying to install?
[17:15] <basil> suggest me a good website for debian packages
[17:15] <thebwt> there is no such thing
[17:15] <Mohan_chml> basil: Please try to explain what you want, in a single line. or it will be counted as spamming and there is a possibility for bans
[17:15] <johnny77> paultag: what has been marked crap? and what does that mean? Sorry don't mean to bother, but just curious want to understand.
[17:15] <paultag> johnny77, oh sorry, I'm using slang terms that I use in my head
[17:15] <hobgoblin> paultag: always a bad move
[17:16] <Mohan_chml> basil: there are official repositories which will be already added to synaptic package manager
[17:16] <paultag> johnny77, it's been marked "oldlib", and is a "transitional package", meaning that it does not install anything, it's a fake package to let people upgrade
[17:16] <paultag> johnny77, they're making people use Unity. So, what I'm going to do is back-port it to my PPA
[17:16] <LeMoiLib> paultag when do I put the +x.... command in your first suggestion?
[17:16] <paultag> johnny77, and you can install it from me :)
[17:16] <paultag> LeMoiLib, sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/Sweave.sh
[17:16] <basil> how to install a package with out internet
[17:17] <Mohan_chml> basil: What package you want to install?? we can provide you the directories to download in accordance with the project you need
[17:17] <thebwt> basil: `sudo apt-get download <package-name>`
[17:17] <Mohan_chml> wb mathay :)
[17:17] <paultag> hey mathay
[17:17] <paultag> mathay, sup pimp
[17:18] <mathay> paultag, Mohan_chml: how are you two doing?
[17:18] <hobgoblin> they are married mathay
[17:18] <paultag> mathay, oh you know. straight chilling
[17:18] <mathay> hobgoblin: I don't know what to say. I had no idea.
[17:18] <Mohan_chml> mathay: Its 22:00 here. finished my dinner and headed back to the machine =] and you?
[17:18] <Mohan_chml> lol hi
[17:18] <johnny77> paultag: Are you saying 10.10 is kinda a fake upgrade so that we use Unity? What is Unity?
[17:18] <Mohan_chml> hobgoblin: *
[17:18] <paultag> mathay, DANGER ZONE
[17:18] <LeMoiLib> cp: target `+x/usr/local/bin/Sweave.sh' is not a directory
[17:18] <paultag> mathay, DANGER ZONE
[17:18] <paultag> mathay, DANGER ZONE
[17:18] <mathay> paultag: nice, nice. We convinced Magill to cancel lab today.
[17:19] <paultag> mathay, that's awesome
[17:19] <paultag> johnny77, yeah. Unity is that new crappy interface
[17:19] <mathay> Mohan_chml: not much. I just got out of class.
[17:19] <thebwt> -team?
[17:20] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: you must use commands as they are given - the spaces are important
[17:20] <LeMoiLib> I typed: sudo cp /home/LeMoilib/Download/Sweave.sh /usr/local/bin chmod +x /usr/local/bin/Sweave.sh as well then enter
[17:20] <paultag> johnny77, sorry, this will be a moment. Stick around ( and help out if you get bored )
[17:20] <paultag> johnny77, I'll keep you updated
[17:21] <johnny77> paultag: I'm not sure how much I can help. I've only had Ubuntu a couple weeks.
[17:21] <aveilleux> LeMoiLib, You have to use the carriage return
[17:21] <paultag> johnny77, You never know ;)
[17:21] <aveilleux> LeMoiLib, The commands are separate, not the same line
[17:22] <LeMoiLib> I asked about that!!!!!
[17:22] <LeMoiLib> trying again
[17:22] <LeMoiLib> ...
[17:22] <JoeMaverickSett> LeMoiLib: try doing it step by step, first: sudo cp /home/LeMoilib/Downloads/Sweave.sh /usr/local/bin
[17:22] <JoeMaverickSett> then comes the sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/Sweave.sh
[17:25] <LeMoiLib> I typed : sudo cp /home/LeMoilib/Downloads/Sweave.sh /usr/local/bin and got
[17:25] <LeMoiLib> :cp: missing destination file operand after
[17:26] <Matthew_> Oh hello
[17:26] <paultag> Matthew_, heyya
[17:26] <LeMoiLib> /home/LeMoilib/Downloads/Sweave.sh /usr/local/bin and got
[17:26] <paultag> Matthew_, what's up
[17:26] <Matthew_> Hey hey
[17:26] <Matthew_> Okay, I am using the new 10.10 release.
[17:26] <Mohan_chml> Hola Matthew_ and you can stay on #ubuntu-beginners-team too :)
[17:26] <Matthew_> On a ThinkPad x200
[17:26] <Matthew_> I'm new to IRC chat as well... you can stay logged in to multiple chats at once?
[17:27] <hobgoblin> Matthew_: yep
[17:27] <Mohan_chml> yes and shoot the query Matthew_ =]
[17:27] <Matthew_> I am trying to access the ThinkPad ACPI options that everybody seems to be talking about, something about setting Fancontrol options to 1, so that the fan interface can work properly
[17:27] <Matthew_> I understand that ThinkPad ACPI modules have been integrated directly into Ubuntu since 2007, 2008 or so...
[17:27] <Matthew_> ?
[17:28] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: can you please close and open the terminal - then run this command and paste it to paste.ubuntu.com
[17:28] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: cat .bash_history
[17:29] <LeMoiLib> ok
[17:29] <Matthew_> I cannot seem to find at all the ThinkPad ACPI files in 10.10, they don't appear to exist?
[17:31] <paultag> johnny77, Testing my new build now.
[17:31] <johnny77> paultag: ok, thank you.
[17:31] <Willex> hey people
[17:32] <hobgoblin> hi Willex
[17:32] <Mohan_chml> Matthew_: give us a minute. I think 10.10 has ACPI but I am not on it currently
[17:32] <Willex> is there a way you can like "flip the panel upside down" :S?
[17:33] <hobgoblin> not as far as I know
[17:34] <Willex> I mean, I deleted the lower panel and took the upper one down and now I'm using elementary theme which looks like it was designed to be on top
[17:34] <Willex> it looks right when I place it back up again but I don't like it there :/
[17:35] <Willex> if I create a new panel it just looks the same
[17:35] <LeMoiLib> hobgoblin I did what you asked
[17:35] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: what is the new url? did you put a name in the name box and enter?
[17:36] <LeMoiLib> what are you asking?
[17:37] <paultag> johnny77, had a slight FTBFS setback, but I think It's almost OK now.
[17:37] <LeMoiLib> this is the url: http://paste.ubuntu.com/513243/
[17:38] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: you are still not putting the spaces in - last command you ran was sudo cp /home/anselme/Downloads/Sweave.sh/usr/local/bin
[17:39] <hobgoblin> there must be a space between the .sh and /usr
[17:39] <LeMoiLib> I see, trying.....
[17:40] <hobgoblin> what is saying is that you have not put in the destination and it is also trying to copy a file called Sweave.sh/usr/local/bin
[17:40] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: also if the file is actually called sweave.sh then you must use s not S
[17:40] <LeMoiLib> ok the prompt is showing again
[17:41] <bioterror> filesystems used by *nix's are Case Sensitive
[17:42] <LeMoiLib> yes got the name right
[17:42] <bioterror> you can have files "diamond" and "Diamond" and even "DiaMonD" and every file is different from each other, LeMoiLib
[17:42] <LeMoiLib> yes understand
[17:43] <LeMoiLib> after that the prompt is showing now
[17:44] <hobgoblin> cool then the file has been copied
[17:45] <LeMoiLib> don't I need the chmod +x thing????
[17:45] <LeMoiLib> going to check....
[17:46] <hobgoblin> yes you will need that
[17:46] <johnny77> Can ubuntu (setup on a dual boot with windows) write to the windows partition? Is there a way to automatically mount said partition.
[17:47] <hobgoblin> yes
[17:47] <LeMoiLib> hodgoblin the file is not there
[17:47] <LeMoiLib> is the yes for me?
[17:47] <LeMoiLib> Chmod +x???????
[17:48] <hobgoblin> johnny77: do you want a GUI method or an edit a file by hand solution ?
[17:48] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: the yes was not for you but the yes you will need that was
[17:48] <LeMoiLib> ok
[17:49] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: do this in the terminal
[17:49] <johnny77> hobgoblin: Being new to ubuntu I'd feel better with a GUI if possible.
[17:50] <hobgoblin> johnny77: ok - try the software centre first - look for pysdm and install - if it is not in software centre then use synaptic
[17:50] <hobgoblin> johnny77: I'll get a link too
[17:51] <hobgoblin> johnny77: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=872197
[17:51] <LeMoiLib> Thobgoblin thiss is the output: cp: cannot stat `chmod': No such file or directory
[17:51] <LeMoiLib> cp: cannot stat `+x': No such file or directory
[17:52] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: have you changed to the directory ?
[17:52] <LeMoiLib> what do yu mean?
[17:52] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: try cd /urs/local/bin then do the chmod
[17:53] <LeMoiLib> this is after /home/....
[17:53] <LeMoiLib> then follows with what you are suggesting??
[17:53] <hobgoblin> if you have n
[17:54] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: what does you prompt say please? mine is ~$
[17:55] <LeMoiLib> mine also
[17:55] <johnny77> hobgoblin: the link had this disclaimer: http://paste.ubuntu.com/513258/  Isn't that all I want?
[17:56] <hobgoblin> johnny77: you can use that if you wish
[17:56] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: cd /usr/local/bin
[17:56] <hobgoblin> then do the chmod
[17:56] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: please read lines addressed to you - I have already told you this
[17:57] <LeMoiLib> sorry, you know it not easy to follow while trying also!!!!!
[17:58] <johnny77> hobgoblin: It doesn't matter to me. If I do something I like to understand why. If one is better I want to use that. I'm just new and am questioning a lot of things... hope I'm not too frustrating.  pysdm is installed.
[17:58] <paultag> johnny77, yeah, just a while more. I have to rewrite a bit of code to make it work
[17:58] <LeMoiLib> is there a space between +x and /usr/loca...
[17:58] <LeMoiLib> ?
[17:59] <johnny77> paultag: NP. hobgoblin here is helping me with another issue.
[18:00] <JoeMaverickSett> LeMoiLib: yes
[18:00] <LeMoiLib> chmod: changing permissions of `/usr/local/bin': Operation not permitted
[18:00] <LeMoiLib> the output!!!
[18:01] <JoeMaverickSett> LeMoiLib: sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/Sweave.sh
[18:01] <JoeMaverickSett> not the /usr/local/bin
[18:02] <LeMoiLib> chmod: changing permissions of `/usr/local/bin/Sweave.sh': Operation not permitted
[18:02] <Bizurke> LeMoiLib, make sure you're putting "sudo" before the command
[18:03] <LeMoiLib> no problem this time, the cp is pointing
[18:03] <LeMoiLib> is the file copied?
[18:03] <LeMoiLib> checking......
[18:04] <hobgoblin> johnny77: yea I understand - I will always answer - they bioth do the same thing - as does editing the file by hand - if you want to know what happens when either do their job - look at the file that gets edited - cat /etc/fstab - it also does the creating of the necessary folders for the drive to be mounted to
[18:05] <LeMoiLib> No file in bin named Sweave.sh
[18:05] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: use the up arrow to back track through your commands and see where it was sent to
[18:06] <hobgoblin> LeMoiLib: if you still can't see it do this    sudo updatedb &&locate Sweave.sh
[18:09] <LeMoiLib> Thank guys it show it there in usr/local/bin
[18:10] <LeMoiLib> Thank very much all for your time and dedication
[18:10] <hobgoblin> welcome
[18:10] <LeMoiLib> Hope I become *nix proficient very soon
[18:10] <LeMoiLib> Take care all
[18:13] <johnny77> hobgoblin: I followed the guide. Thank you. I got it set as it said, but have not tested it because I don't want to reboot right now.
[18:13] <hobgoblin> johnny77: you can see if it works with sudo mount -a   unless the drive is already mounted
[18:14] <johnny77> hobgoblin: It's mounted. does that mean it worked? And it will auto mount at startup right?
[18:16] <hobgoblin> if it was not mounted and is now then yes :)
[18:17] <johnny77> hobgoblin: ok thanks. Is there a way to autoconnect to a network?
[18:18] <hobgoblin> no idea - mine connects to ethernet and I never use wireless - I expect so though
[18:19] <paultag> johnny77, backporting this is a bitch. There are a lot of bits I'm having to rewrite
[18:20] <johnny77> paultag: NP. I just really glad you can write them. I guess I could eventually get used to Unity, but wow it's messed up.
[18:20] <paultag> johnny77, Give it some time
[18:21] <paultag> johnny77, I need to head to class, I'll hack on this later. Follow my blog, I'll post there. That or email me or something
[18:21] <johnny77> paultag: ok, np
[18:21] <paultag> :)
[19:14] <jurgen> question, if I update my xubuntu distro (have 9.10 now on server) do i need to save any files from the OS before in order for my data array to still build/work in the new distro (os isnt on array)
[19:14] <jurgen> using mdadm for array
[19:16] <tronyx> did you do any special OS configs for the array to work?
[19:16] <tronyx> or configuration files, etc
[19:18] <jurgen> i think i once edited /etc/mdadm.conf
[19:18] <tronyx> i'd save that file just ot be safe
[19:18] <tronyx> and after the update, diff the file that's there against the one you saved
[19:18] <tronyx> look for changes, effects of changes, etc.
[19:19] <tronyx> and of course, make sure anything critical is already backed up :)
[19:19] <jurgen> alright, does new distro have mdadm on it or will i need to apt-get it
[19:19] <tronyx> jesus this channel has a lot of people in it
[19:19] <jurgen> i cant backup 4TB thats why T.T
[19:19] <tronyx> yea that could be tricky
[19:19] <tronyx> is it RAID 5 or what?
[19:20] <jurgen> yes
[19:20] <jurgen> ive partitioned it and put ext3 on em
[19:20] <tronyx> i'd back up the configs or changes you made pertaining to the RAID setup and diff the configs before you reboot
[19:21] <jurgen> only config I can think of is /etc/mdadm
[19:21] <tronyx> worst case scenario ( i think )_ is that even if the box comes up and the array is broken, your data will sitll be on the disks
[19:21] <tronyx> assuming the integrity of the disks is ok
[19:21] <tronyx> drives, etc.
[19:22] <tronyx> done any research to see if your raid stuff has known issues under the new version?
[19:23] <jurgen> no all those technical logs make me dizzy
[19:23] <tronyx> then update and hope for the best :)
[19:23] <tronyx> and back up your configs
[19:24] <jurgen> does mdadm have a HQ I can suicide bomb if it goes bad?
[19:24] <jurgen> or look for help maybe :p
[19:25] <tronyx> looks like you would need to suicide bomb a dude named neil brown
[19:25] <tronyx> lol
[19:25] <tronyx> beyond that i can't help you much
[19:25] <jurgen> thanks m8 ill look into mdadm bugs on 10.4 first then
[19:28] <tronyx> np np
[19:28] <tronyx> speaking of aussies....ping ajmorris
[19:31] <tronyx> AJMORRIS RAWRRRRRRRRR
[19:32] <tronyx> <3 paultag
[19:32] <paultag> tronyx, <3 <3
[19:32] <tronyx> oh yay
[19:32] <tronyx> at least i can trust you to never leave your computer
[19:32] <tronyx> how goes man
[19:32] <paultag> tronyx, you spamming d
[19:32] <tronyx> lol little bit
[19:32] <tronyx> slow day at the office
[19:32] <paultag> tronyx, aye aye
[19:32] <paultag> tronyx, s'new?
[19:32] <paultag> hey ajmorris
[19:32] <paultag> Oh he's not here
[19:32] <tronyx> oh not much, work and stuff
[19:32] <tronyx> you?
[19:33] <tronyx> disappointed about medal of honor, anticipating black ops
[19:33] <paultag> tronyx, not much, not much. Working on packaging up the fastest app I've ever written
[19:33] <tronyx> what does it do paultag?
[19:34] <paultag> tronyx, 4 hours to write it from scratch. 6 to release the first stable. 24 to package into a deb.
[19:34] <paultag> tronyx, it's an XDG compatible autostart daemon for Fluxbox
[19:34] <tronyx> very cool
[19:34] <tronyx> what did you write it in?
[19:34] <tronyx> !tronyx
[19:34] <ubot2> Factoid 'tronyx' not found
[19:34] <tronyx> does that bot still work? guess not
[19:35] <paultag> tronyx, c++
[19:35] <paultag> tronyx, it's not votebot anymore :(
[19:35] <tronyx> lame
[19:35] <tronyx> votebot was my homeboy
[19:35] <tronyx> or homebot i guess one would say
[19:36] <paultag> heyo
[19:40] <tronyx> i wish steam ran on linux
[19:46] <mathay> tronyx: does it not run well in wine?
[19:49] <tronyx> eh you take big performance hits when you run games like that in wine
[19:49] <aveilleux> mathay, tronyx: Which game?
[19:50] <tronyx> bad company 2
[19:50] <mathay> tronyx: gotchya. What game are you trying to run?
[19:50] <mathay> Ahh.
[19:50] <mathay> I never played that. I keep forgetting Steam incorporates more games than just Half-Life mods.
[19:50] <tronyx> i'm hooked on BC2 lately
[19:51] <tronyx> MoH was a huge letdown apparently so i didn't even bother getting it
[19:51] <tronyx> and now black ops looks amazing
[19:51] <tronyx> but modern warfare 2 had a lot of flaws, so we'll see what they do with black ops
[19:52] <mathay> That stinks that they don't run well in wine.
[19:53] <aveilleux> mathay: Well, it's to be expected if it uses a lot of processing power, especially on the GPU. Linux graphics drivers tend to be, sadly, subpar.
[19:53] <tronyx> very true
[20:00] <paultag> mathay, tell bridie to play better
[20:07] <aveilleux> dimbos_: Why do you want to recompile the kernel?
[20:08] <dimbos_> i made some changes and i want to test them
[20:09] <aveilleux> dimbos_: I assume you're a developer, then, and you know what you're doing. In that case, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
, thanx a lot!
[20:11] <aveilleux> dimbos_: No problem
[20:48] <locke> so, i just started in linux today, and my amarok won't play anything
[20:48] <locke> any advice, anyone?
[20:48] <ehcah> Does anyone if know if there is a PST import tool for either Evolution or Thunderbird?
[20:49] <aveilleux> locke: Define "anything". Also I assume you're using Kubuntu.
[20:50] <hobgoblin> locke: if you are in ubuntu install libxine1-ffmpeg
[20:50] <locke> yeah, it won't play anything, streams from the internet, music from my flashdrive, etc
[20:50] <locke> tried that guy already
[20:50] <hobgoblin> locke: what version of buntu ?
[20:51] <locke> 10.04, i think
[20:52] <hobgoblin> is it kubuntu or ubuntu?
[20:52] <locke> kubuntu
[20:53] <hobgoblin> but you could run it from the terminal and see what you get there - might well show an error
[20:53] <locke> how do i do that?
[20:56] <bioterror> locke, alt+f2 and type "konsole" without ""
[20:56] <bioterror> and when it opens you a terminal, you can type "amarok"
[20:56] <bioterror> without"" ;)
[20:58] <locke> it opens alright, no errors or anything
[20:58] <locke> still won't play though
[20:59] <aveilleux> locke: Is it echoing any errors to the console?
[20:59] <locke> i wish i knew what that meant, how do i check?
[20:59] <locke> feel free to bail when my ineptitude starts to irritate you haha
[21:00] <aveilleux> locke: Look at the terminal you opened Amarok from..?
[21:00] <locke> ...right
[21:01] <hobgoblin> try and play something and see if the konsole says anything
[21:02] <locke> demux_wavpack: (open_wv_file:127) open_wv_file: non-seekable inputs aren't supported yet.
[21:03] <tronyx> and there you have your problem
[21:03] <tronyx> strange question, but have you tried using VLC locke?
[21:04] <tronyx> i believe that it can repair and play items that might be non-seekable
[21:04] <locke> ahhh yeah, i thought it sounded familiar
[21:04] <tronyx> sudo apt-get install vlc
[21:04] <locke> i'm trying to get my amarok to play music though
[21:05] <tronyx> all MP3s?
[21:05] <tronyx> sounds like it's a problem with the file itself rather than the player, but i say that based solely on the verbose error
[21:05] <tronyx> amarok is claiming that the track is non-seekable, and amarok itself doesn't support that type of file
[21:06] <locke> yeah, i was just doing something dumb, all better
[21:06] <locke> thanks for the VLC though, that'll come in handy
[21:06] <tronyx> happens all the time, glad it's fixed
[21:06] <locke> thanks to you too, hobgoblin
[21:17] <kosaidpo> hello guys is there a trick to get the pasword if  i forgot it ??
[21:18] <tronyx> single user the machine or boot from a live CD and chroot into the OS
[21:18] <tronyx> http://www.botskool.com/geeks/how-recover-your-ubuntu-1004-password
[21:18] <kosaidpo> single machne ??
[21:19] <aveilleux> kosaidpo: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword
[21:19] <kosaidpo> okay thanks guys
[21:22] <kosaidpo> guys in my ecovery mode i dont have that laste line
[21:25] <aveilleux> kosaidpo: Root login?
[21:25] <kosaidpo> yehh
[21:25] <aveilleux> kosaidpo: That's odd
[21:26] <kosaidpo> btw im on lubuntu : ) not ubuntu
[21:26] <aveilleux> kosaidpo: That doesn't matter
[21:26] <kosaidpo> well i jst said it cus it might be since i dont kno
[21:27] <kosaidpo> aveilleux: and if itype in my console passwd username it wont ask me for the old psw right ??
[21:27] <aveilleux> kosaidpo: Yes
[21:27] <aveilleux> kosaidpo: Since you are root it will simply let you change the password
[21:27] <kosaidpo> but if my machine is off
[21:27] <kosaidpo> ill have no way to
[21:28] <aveilleux> kosaidpo: Um, generally you can't access a machine that's turned off....
[21:28] <kosaidpo> noo im not tlkin about that root mode
[21:28] <kosaidpo> LOL no as in now my mchine im using now but i dont rmber my psw you got me
[21:28] <kosaidpo> as in if i turn it off i better rember my psw or find a way to skip it you got me
[21:29] <kosaidpo> its okay nvm
[22:09] <channel9news> hey anybody know anything about conky, and desktop modification?
[22:09] <bioterror> I know something about conky
[22:10] <channel9news> well, i found a good how-to on lifehacker.com, but i'm running kubuntu off of a tiny partition of my harddrive
[22:10] <channel9news> and i don't think it installed, cuz i don't have one of the files
[22:12] <bioterror> http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic/59/my-conky-config/ that discussion is full of conky.cfg's
[22:12] <bioterror> just for your pleasure
[22:12] <bioterror> but I warn you, more you put stuff on your conky, more it will eat CPU
[22:12] <bioterror> my 1.6GHz Pentium M laptop went from fast to slow when I added different kind of bars
[22:13] <channel9news> awesome, thanks  man
[22:23] <slim> hey anybody know where i can get the kubuntu compiler file? my didn't install correctly
[22:23] <bioterror> could you be more specific
[22:23] <slim> i tried sudo apt-get install gcc
[22:23] <slim> and got
[22:23] <slim> Package gcc is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
[22:24] <bioterror> what does it say?
[22:24] <slim> E: Package gcc has no installation candidate
[22:24] <bioterror> sudo apt-get install gcc-4.5
[22:25] <slim> it couldn't find it
[22:25] <bioterror> hmmm
[22:25] <bioterror> I bet you have done sudo apt-get update
[22:26] <bioterror> Get:2 http://fi.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ maverick/main gcc-4.4 i386 4.4.4-14ubuntu5 [3,074kB]
[22:26] <bioterror> I got it
[22:27] <bioterror> just by typing sudo apt-get install gcc
[22:27] <bioterror> is your repository okay?
[22:28] <slim> its running now
[22:28] <slim> i hadn't updated haha
[22:28] <slim> hence, my presence in this particular forum
[22:28] <bioterror> you made me to install gcc, maybe I should compile something now :D
[22:28] <slim> absolutely! i'm trying conky
[22:29] <bioterror> Fri00:12 <bioterror> http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic/59/my-conky-config/ that discussion is full of conky.cfg's
[22:29] <bioterror> ;)
[22:29] <slim> got it bookmarked already haha
[22:29] <bioterror> I bet you're interested in those
[22:29] <bioterror> good
[22:29] <slim> alright, thanks man!
[22:30] <bioterror> np mate, glad to help you out
[23:00] <Silver_Fox_> Bonjour
[23:02] <bioterror> hi Silver_Fox_
[23:03] <Silver_Fox_> Hello bioterror ,  how are you ?
[23:03] <bioterror> fine thanks, about to hit the bed
[23:04] <Silver_Fox_> Do not hit it too hard :)
[23:04] <bioterror> I have a futon bed :D
[23:04] <bioterror> so, :D
[23:05] <Silver_Fox_> Okay, enjoy
[23:05] <bioterror> every night, I can suggest one for you too if you have problems with back :-)
[23:06] <|friTTe|> well well, finally finished with schoolstuff
[23:06] <|friTTe|> sent and everything
[23:10] <Silver_Fox_> bioterror:  I use to have a bad back but i changed to memory foam. Now i have no more back problems
[23:10] <|friTTe|> tempur?
[23:10] <|friTTe|> tried one pillow with that foam, awesome
[23:13] <james102> hi all, I'm currently on my buddy's computer because I am installing ubuntu 10.10 on my laptop, and it won't let me proceed with the installation past the "Who Are You" page
[23:13] <james102> I have filled out every field, but the Forward button is still greyed out
[23:13] <bioterror> could the installer be crashed
[23:13] <bioterror> I've heard it might happen
[23:13] <james102> I don't think so, because I can go back all the way to the time zone selection and edit those pages
[23:14] <bioterror> okay
[23:15] <james102> At the bottom it says "Getting the time from a network time server"
[23:15] <ElvisTheKing> Hi i am new in Ubuntu. Kdevelop is the place to start?