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kristian-aalborg | hi ppl | 08:02 |
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kristian-aalborg | any Eee users here? | 08:02 |
kristian-aalborg | https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Asus_Eee_PC_701 | 08:17 |
kristian-aalborg | I plan on using this as a template/ inspiration... should work, right? | 08:18 |
ubuXubu | yes | 09:00 |
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kristian-aalborg | cool | 09:27 |
kristian-aalborg | ubuXubu: tried it yourself? | 09:27 |
* kristian-aalborg has to go | 09:35 | |
kristian-aalborg | see you later | 09:35 |
kosaidpo | i have in ly first partion xp is it safe to format it n put another linux ?? | 11:41 |
kosaidpo | i have in my partition.... | 11:42 |
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ubuXubu | yes | 13:41 |
ubuXubu | it is noy only safe but it is easy | 13:41 |
Goodgame | hello | 14:11 |
Goodgame | my mouse has at least 3 buttons non-used, how can I configure it? | 14:12 |
leszek | hi | 14:52 |
aa4bb | i downloaded lubuntu 10.04, md5 checks fine, i burned it to cd, self-test says one bad file. burned it again at slow speed, self-test again says one bad file. should i just keep burning? | 16:20 |
NativeAngels | hello | 19:41 |
allan__ | Hey, I am on Lubuntu 10.10 and my dock is freaking out, things are moving back and forth while they aren't suppoesed to be. | 21:03 |
allan__ | Is anybody there? | 21:06 |
EpicCyndaquil | I feel extremely stupid, but I'm having trouble finding an ISO download on the lubuntu.net site... | 22:35 |
bioterror | http://people.ubuntu.com/~gilir/lubuntu-10.10.iso | 22:36 |
bioterror | on the right side is "Get Lubuntu" | 22:36 |
EpicCyndaquil | yeah, just found it... you guys should really throw a download link at the top. | 22:36 |
EpicCyndaquil | I probably sound like a whiny bitch right now though, thanks :D | 22:36 |
bioterror | well | 22:36 |
bioterror | one lubuntu iso in your hands is enough to infect all computers around you wit lubuntu ;) | 22:37 |
EpicCyndaquil | hehe | 22:37 |
zkriesse_ | bioterror: Probably shouldnt use the word infect but yeah | 22:38 |
bioterror | it depends | 22:38 |
bioterror | it happens so fast, that it reminds the infection ;) | 22:38 |
EpicCyndaquil | Sorry guys, I think I'm addicted to gnome-shell (3 beta) as far as my laptop goes | 22:41 |
EpicCyndaquil | I've never been a huge fan of other window managers, but hey, this will work better for the computer in question | 22:41 |
phillw | EpicCyndaquil: when you log onto this room, it gives you the link? | 22:41 |
Goodgame | hi | 22:41 |
Goodgame | here is a question I have, you may help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1619320 | 22:41 |
EpicCyndaquil | phillw, it does for the torrent now that I look. *facepalms* | 22:42 |
EpicCyndaquil | but yeah, dug this computer out of the ewaste - 1.7ghz processor, >300MB of RAM, and the only problem was a faulty install of Windows 200 | 22:44 |
EpicCyndaquil | *2000 | 22:44 |
bioterror | Goodgame, that's is possible to do with Openbox | 22:44 |
phillw | EpicCyndaquil: obviously we prefer people to use the torrents, there's only my server as a direct upload site now, and it's throttled. | 22:44 |
Goodgame | bioterror, it isn't? | 22:45 |
EpicCyndaquil | phillw, I'm already nearly done with the direct link, however if I like lubuntu, I'll throw it on my 100mbps seedbox | 22:46 |
bioterror | Putting | 22:46 |
bioterror | <application name="evince"> | 22:46 |
bioterror | <decor>no</decor> | 22:47 |
bioterror | <position force="yes"> | 22:47 |
bioterror | <x>50</x> <!-- replace 50, 200 with whatever you like --> | 22:47 |
bioterror | <y>200</y> | 22:47 |
bioterror | </position> | 22:47 |
bioterror | </application> | 22:47 |
bioterror | inside the application tags of my rc.xml file worked for evince. See | 22:47 |
phillw | EpicCyndaquil: thanks, seeders are requiered, my current hoster does allow me to seed, but does allow me to host the iso's. | 22:47 |
bioterror | http://icculus.org/openbox/index.php/Help:Applications . | 22:47 |
phillw | !pastebin | bioterror | 22:47 |
ubot5 | bioterror: 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. | 22:47 |
bioterror | phillw, sorrym too lazy at this time of evening | 22:47 |
Goodgame | bioterror, thanks | 22:48 |
bioterror | np | 22:49 |
EpicCyndaquil | phillw, firefox just crashed for seemingly no reason, so it looks like I might be startng that torrent sooner than I thought xD | 22:49 |
bioterror | I'm off to bed | 22:49 |
phillw | EpicCyndaquil: you should have an invite? | 22:49 |
EpicCyndaquil | phillw, I don't understand what you mean? | 22:51 |
phillw | EpicCyndaquil: I sent you an invite for #lubuntu-offtopic | 22:52 |
Goodgame | bioterror, still here? | 22:57 |
phillw | Goodgame: sorry, he's gone to bed for the night, he's still getting over his fever and just had his 1st day back at work. | 23:02 |
Goodgame | ok | 23:02 |
Goodgame | I didn't know you knew him that much | 23:02 |
mbergamo | Hey everyone, I was trying to set up my wireless connection on Lubuntu but I couldn't get it to work. I downloaded http://ubottu.com/ljl/apt/?repo=Maverick&arch=i386&package=bcmwl-kernel-source&have= these files for to set up my broadcom bcm4321. I put the files (downloaded from my ubuntu partition) in a directory and moved it to an external hard drive. I then switched to my Lubuntu partition and from inside the directory ran | 23:38 |
mbergamo | 'sudo dpkg -i *.deb' but it came back with http://pastebin.com/XQhTkvtH | 23:38 |
phillw | mbergamo: the broadcom devices should be seen via hardware drivers in Preferences? | 23:40 |
mbergamo | phillw: thats what i thought as well, but i didn't see it in there. | 23:41 |
mbergamo | phillw: ugh i'm going to tinker with this some more | 23:41 |
phillw | mbergamo: sorry that I cannot be of more help :( | 23:42 |
mbergamo | phillw: Yeah, there isn't anything listed and it gave me the same error as before :/ | 23:50 |
szczur | mbergamo, /usr/sbin/dkms: line 35: patch: command not found | 23:51 |
szczur | i'd go with installing the patch program | 23:51 |
szczur | sudo apt-get install patch | 23:51 |
szczur | or even sudo apt-get install build-essential | 23:52 |
szczur | this will install packages related to compilation | 23:53 |
szczur | hmm, but dkms have "patch" in dependencies so it should be here | 23:53 |
szczur | nevermind, try this and tell me the results :) | 23:54 |
mbergamo | szczur: will i have to bring down the necessary packages online from this partition and move them over again? | 23:54 |
szczur | don't you have wired connection? | 23:55 |
mbergamo | Lubuntu won't pick up my wired connection either :/ | 23:55 |
szczur | hmm, you can run synaptic, select the patch and build-essential packages | 23:55 |
szczur | and then in File menu | 23:56 |
Timo_ | hey | 23:56 |
szczur | you have something like Generate the script for package download | 23:56 |
szczur | this shoudl give you the list of packages so you can easily save it somwhere | 23:56 |
szczur | and download it from windows by just copying and pasting | 23:57 |
szczur | :) | 23:57 |
mbergamo | szczur: that was my original plan to pull down the bcmwl-kernel-source, but it wasn't listed in synaptic. will the path and build-essential packages be there by default? | 23:57 |
phillw | mbergamo: is this of any help? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/DocumentationHelp/MinimalInstall#Unmanaged Wired Network | 23:58 |
Timo_ | mbergamo: I wanna thank you for yesterday, yuou were a great help! | 23:58 |
phillw | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/DocumentationHelp/MinimalInstall#Unmanaged%20Wired%20Network | 23:58 |
szczur | no, you have to download them separately, select them with synaptic and choose File -> Generate a package download script | 23:59 |
szczur | then you can download them on windows | 23:59 |
szczur | lemme check something | 23:59 |
mbergamo | Timo_: of course, any time! if you need anything else just ask | 23:59 |
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