=== administrator is now known as Guest43719 === Guest43719 is now known as yigegong [00:02] !list [00:02] This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » [00:03] #ubuntu-cn [00:23] hello [00:25] can anyone tell me how to find the ID of my new wireless card? [00:32] what do you mean by ID? [00:32] Mac Address? === Muzer is now known as MuzerAway [00:45] I just put the card in. How do I get it to scan for anything? [01:03] Is the standard kubuntu-desktop suitable for a netbook? [01:04] xrdodrx: Sure. [01:05] Pici, I mean is it slower than GNOME [01:05] xrdodrx: Oh. I don't know. I don't use KDE myself. [01:05] because I like KDE so much more, but am hesitant to put it on here [01:05] Pici, umm, ok [01:05] o_O [01:06] xrdodrx: kde has a netbook gui built-in, but you will have to read up on how to use it... i never have [01:06] xrdodrx: I thought you were just asking in regards to the package name. [01:07] xrdodrx: yo umay have to install a few packages to have that netbook gui available, though [01:07] @Pici, lol I'm not that dumb, @jmichaelx, do you think it would run fine w/o the netbook gui [01:07] xrdodrx: i don't see why not [01:07] xrdodrx: Didn't mean to say you were. People do ask that though ;) [01:07] I mean, does it make much of a difference. [01:08] Because unity actually was slower (for me) than regular gnome [01:08] xrdodrx: the kubuntu netbook gui does not have unity, of course [01:08] jmichaelx, yeah [01:09] but I'm just asking if the netbook gui would be that much quicker [01:09] xrdodrx: unity is one reason i stayed with 10.04 on my dell mini-9... not to mention the fact that mobile intel drivers in 10.10 suck [01:09] xrdodrx: lie i said, i have never used it [01:09] like* [01:10] eh, I may as well just install it [01:10] I can always apt-get autoremove kubuntu-desktop [01:10] right? [01:12] well.... apt-get remove kubuntu-desktop... and no, kubuntu-desktop is only a meta-package... removing it would only remove the meta-package itself, but not all of the packages it causes to be installed [01:14] jmichaelx, I think this'll work: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome === tchristiansen is now known as house_of_cain [01:25] Hi [01:25] can anyione help me? [01:25] what's ur problem? [01:26] my screen resolution is now set to full hd, i just installed nvidia driver. [01:26] BUT, all my fonts are soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo small that i can't even read the names on the K-menu [01:27] detail = i'm using a 32" full hd monitor. [01:27] i'm not used to Kubuntu, if i was, i could take a screenshot to you. [01:28] press printscreen to take a screenshot [01:30] paska: where can i paste it? over internet? [01:31] I use imageshack [01:32] is there any way to automatically disable screensavers while watching videos in apps like miro? [01:32] uploading [01:32] gonna take a while. [01:33] http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/9793/crappygv.png [01:33] have a look paska [01:35] i had that problem a while ago. i don't remember the solution atm. i'll try to remember [01:35] hmm [01:35] paska: do your best, and thank you. [01:38] go to system settings->appearance->font settings and force fonts dpi to 96 [01:38] you can find system settings in the KDE menu on the bottom left [01:40] paska: should i relog/reboot after that? [01:41] not sure. if pressing 'apply' doesn't do the changes instantly, try to logout and back in [01:41] ok [01:41] brb [01:47] paska: thank you, it worked BUT... [01:48] that botton bar... is not extended as well, any solutions to that aesthetic problem? [01:49] right click on desktop->unlock widgets and then right click on the taskbar, panel options->panel settings->height [01:49] and when ur done adjusting the taskbar height, right click and press lock widgets [01:51] oh, do you mean the taskbar does not fill the screen horizontally? [01:51] yep [01:51] then drag the sliders (with arrow on them) when in panel settings [01:53] got it? [02:14] omg omg omg [02:15] i fu*ked up with my panel, and now it frozes... [02:15] i can't even change it back to previus state [02:16] could anyone try to help me? [02:19] i mean my plasma-desktop became frozen [02:19] is there a way to reset it? [02:35] solved... [02:35] but i cant hear anothing... =\ [02:35] can anyone help me solving this? [03:01] damn [03:01] i can't hear nothing [03:01] nothing at all [03:01] =\ === administrator is now known as Guest58515 === Guest58515 is now known as yigegong === root is now known as Guest76936 === skreech_ is now known as dasKreech [04:40] everytime I go to foo.com rekonq is not filling in my password, even though its in kwallet. Is this a bug or a setting that I am missing. It asks to store the password each time [05:24] anyone can tell me what is the average space that kmix takes up? I htink it shouldn't take 700MB [05:31] is there a repository for up-to-date kitchensync? [07:28] hello everyone [07:28] can I play drm protected musicon kubuntu [07:28] because vlc isnot able to play it [07:30] seems like I have figoure out myself [07:39] Muon package manager gives an option to save markings of packages for installation/removal/purge which can be used for next session. This option appears when you mark a package for installation but quit without installing it. Can I save all the markings made for the packages and use it in cases of re-installation of OS? [07:39] !info muon [07:39] muon (source: muon): package manager for KDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.2-0ubuntu1 (maverick), package size 139 kB, installed size 952 kB [07:41] * chinmaya is away: I'm busy [07:44] * chinmaya is back (gone 00:03:05) [07:45] * chinmaya is away: I'm busy [07:59] * chinmaya is back (gone 00:13:40) === bruno is now known as Guest43325 [08:52] chinmaya: please disable that away message [09:21] hello room [09:21] hello there [09:22] wonderin if anyone has come across "Lucidiot" lately [10:34] Is there a way to remove the Qt3 based apps so I don't accidently install them or pull them in? [10:43] you mean you want to pin to Qt2 or something? === _Nertil is now known as Nertil [10:44] valorie: naw, i just want the latest applications to show up only, no multiple version apps, etc [10:48] I see [11:20] anyone in here got the CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+PageUp shortcut to display the fancy "show windows" effect? === mkpaa_ is now known as mkpaa [11:33] is it normal for kmix to take 3GB of memory? [11:33] sobczyk 2945 37.5 75.7 8304072 2965544 ? Rl 20:22 3:54 /usr/bin/kmix [11:34] sobczyk: no [11:35] anyone know if/why archive.ubuntu.com is down? For me I'm unable to connect or ping. [11:36] stevellion, it is; being worked on now. [11:36] is there a way to troubleshoot the cause of the leak? [11:37] it would be nice to be able to use the tray icon [11:37] bazhang - thanks for the feedback :) [11:48] is there any alternative to kmix? === dan___ is now known as Dan-` [12:40] Hi there [12:40] Anybody some experience with an Epson Perfection V300 Photo? === eugene is now known as eugene-bf === comawhite_ is now known as comawhite [12:47] Arran: please ask your question, the problem might not be specific for that printer/scanner, do name the device though for it might be ;) [12:48] sobczyk: maybe alsamixer but I don't know if that works with other audio systems then alsa [12:53] OK: the scanner is not detected at all, despite I have done all the necessary drivers installations. Epson Scanner V300 [13:02] Hi. I've installed Kubuntu 10.10 and I've problem with KDE. I use system normal and then KDE don't responds to mouse, but keyboard work corectly. Any idea? Bug? [13:03] Arran: is it listed under `lsusb` ? and under `sane-find-scanner` ? [13:05] Yunife: either that or it's not supported, it's broken or it's plugged in the wrong port. (Yes, I was able to fix a mouse by plugging it into another usb port) [13:06] it is listed under "lsusb", but not under "sane find scanner" [13:08] rork: Mouse work, pointer's moving correctly, right click work, but left click stops work after few minutes [13:12] rork: interface of KDE stops respond on left click after few minutes and also hover effect on buttons not work after :( [13:15] salut, y a quelqu'un ? [13:15] ^e^o << quelqu'un peu m'expliquer pourquoi moi clavier ne fonctinonepas avec konversation ? === fenris- is now known as ejat [13:18] !fr | magIRCien [13:18] magIRCien: Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en francais, merci de rejoindre #ubuntu-fr, ou #ubuntu-qc. Merci. [13:18] Yunife: you're not the only one with that problem, maybe you can find a workaround here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1575239 [13:19] Hi, kubuntu 10.10 doesn't have packages for the required versin of libpolkit-dev for trunk (I know its optional, but I want it). Any PPAs with updated versions? === mdo-ollantaytamb is now known as nosliW === nosliW is now known as mdo-ollantaytamb === akiemkde is now known as Velocifero28 [13:26] test~< [13:26] works~< [13:27] awesome [13:27] Arran: have you installed image scan? http://avasys.jp/eng/linux_driver/faq/id000651.php [13:28] rork: Thanks, I'm going to try it We hope It helps me [13:35] >rork. Yes, both files from avasys are installed. [13:39] Hello. [13:39] LoL [13:45] oxymoron [13:49] Arran: have you seen this topic? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1000341 [13:50] Muon package manager gives an option to save markings of packages for installation/removal/purge which can be used for next session. This option appears when you mark a package for installation but quit without installing it. Can I save all the markings made for the packages and use it in cases of re-installation of OS? [14:06] >rork: no, but after the F-1 tr5aining seission (which is look at with one eye) I go after it. The page is loaded in Firefox. [14:08] sresu: in maverick kpackagekit can export a list of installed packages [14:09] James147: How can I do that? [14:10] sresu: in kpackagekit > Get and remove software tab > installed packages > export installed pckage list... [14:14] James147: The exporing works but importing doesn't recognise the .catalog files [14:14] exporting* [14:15] sresu: :S never actually tried it before.. [14:16] James147: Well, I was thinking of such options so that it can be helpful to install in cone click all packages due re-installation instead of seeing the list and manally installing one by one [14:16] Ahh.. my eyes are straining.. typo again [14:17] sresu: yeah, i htink thats what those options are for... but I havnt actually tried them so dont know how well they work... didnt think they wouldent though ; [14:17] James147: Can you please try one there? [14:17] sresu: installing stuff atm [14:18] James147: Ah-ok. Opening the catalog file by Kpk externally also doesn't help [14:19] I tried all this from new user [14:19] So that there is no conflict [14:19] Maybe, not sure [14:19] sresu: ... not sure a new user would help with this as all packages are system wide... but what error does it give? [14:20] Yes [14:21] No error. It should first be able to recognise the *.catalog files it created. Its not recognising those in the folders in which its created after exporting [14:22] is there a scripting channel? [14:22] sresu: hmm, mine worked :S [14:22] sresu: what version of kpackagekit? [14:23] cuznt: might help if you say what your scripting for [14:24] James147: 0.6.2-0ubunutu1 [14:25] sresu: hmm, same here... are the files created by the export with the .catalog extension? [14:25] i am learning basic scripting for konsole. but really basic. i am a gnubee [14:25] James147: Yes, that's what I said before :) [14:25] cuznt: so bash scripting? [14:26] cuznt: then try #bash [14:26] ty [14:27] sresu: not sure, its finding the .catalog files fine here :S [14:28] sresu: try chaning the filter to * [14:29] sresu: what version of kde are you using? [14:29] James147: Do you use Muon package manager?' [14:29] no [14:32] James147: The latest kpk is close to software-centre(gnome) but muon is very much alike synaptic [14:34] sresu: dont really need another packagemanager :) I tend to use aptitude anyway [14:34] Yeah [14:34] hi all [14:34] how do you static an ip in 10.04 [14:36] theannihilator: here is one way: http://codesnippets.joyent.com/posts/show/319 [14:39] hello guise [14:40] if i chose to install side by side. will it keep my other windows install and add the kxstudio install on that partition? [14:40] or does it only mean that it keeps the partitions the way they are but i lose the old data? [14:43] ubuntu: kxstudio? [14:43] yes [14:43] i guess you linux people call that [14:43] a distro [14:43] or something. [14:43] along the lines.. i guess [14:44] ubuntu: not heard of that distro before... and I cannot say what it will do, this is the support channel for kubuntu [14:44] ubuntu: you might want to joib #kxstudio [14:44] so "side by side" is really that uncommon in linux glossary? [14:44] join ^^ [14:44] already in there [14:44] no one around atm i guess [14:45] ubuntu: no, my guess is that it will resize you partition and install in the new free space, but i do not know the distro so i cannot say for sure === Shaan7_ is now known as Shaan7 === root is now known as Guest47810 [14:55] !info jovie [14:55] jovie (source: kdeaccessibility): a Text-to-Speech system for KDE. In component main, is optional. Version 4:4.5.1-0ubuntu1 (maverick), package size 387 kB, installed size 1160 kB [14:59] > rork: es, i did look at the site. I have actually done everything, but nothing helps. Quite disappointing, because it run OK under Ubuntu 09.10 [14:59] i try to edit my interface file and i dont have anything that stats auto eth0.... [15:00] what am i missing [15:00] And I did not use the on-year old drivers, but now downloads... [15:00] theannihilator: what are you trying to do? [15:01] Tschüss! I am leaving for now. [15:01] create a static ip [15:01] theannihilator: any problems with network manager? [15:02] theannihilator: why are you using the interfaces file? [15:02] i went through the kde network module and just created a new network connection but for somereason it displays the dns reversed of what i type in [15:02] cause that is how i am used to creating a static ip [15:03] theannihilator: that is alright, it is just displayed reverse, it is alright [15:03] thx james [15:03] apparently its non-destructive.. keeps the data [15:03] theannihilator: which kubuntu version? [15:03] so. [15:03] have a nice one. gonna try right now [15:03] :] [15:03] 10.04 [15:04] brb [15:05] theannihilator: last time I used 10.04, my dns was also displayed reverse, otherwise it was working perfectly [15:05] ok [15:05] well that is all wubi installs lo [15:05] lol [15:06] theannihilator: why don't you try the latest 10.10 [15:07] how can i install it using wubi? [15:08] i have windows installed on my computer and i dont feel like repartitioning it atm lol [15:08] theannihilator: just run the wubi installer off the cd after you have booted on windows [15:09] lol [15:09] ok [15:10] theannihilator: you can install 10.10 on wubi [15:10] theannihilator: just get the latest CD or wubi exe [15:10] do i need to dl the i386 version since my windows is 32bit [15:11] or can will 64bit work [15:11] theannihilator: that depends on your processor [15:11] theannihilator: how much ram? [15:11] its a pentium D [15:11] 2gb [15:11] 2gb of ram [15:11] not to shabby for an early dualcore [15:12] it was free lol [15:12] eagles0513875: I have pentium d with 1.2g [15:12] 3ghz pd [15:12] theannihilator: stick to i386 [15:12] theannihilator: free is gd [15:12] k [15:12] i wont mention my current desktop then [15:12] yea i got 2 80gb hdds 1 160gb hdd a pentium d 3.0ghz and 2 gigs of ram free [15:12] :) [15:13] all i did was buy a 1tb hdd power supply and motherboard [15:13] theannihilator: there is no point installing 64bit unless you have enough RAM [15:13] which only cost about 250$us [15:13] i have a 2tb hdd for linux 500gb for win 7 [15:13] i do a media computer [15:13] 8gb ddr2 800mhz and an intel core2 quad q9550 and an asus p5n-d motherboard [15:13] and one of the programs i have is windows bsed [15:13] eagles0513875: what do you put in 2.5tb? [15:13] nice [15:13] i need a 2tb hdd [15:14] eagles0513875: awesome comp man [15:14] my 1tb is already 89% full [15:14] lol [15:14] damn remove some of the dirty stuff [15:14] anywho we going offtopic here [15:14] :D [15:14] not really [15:14] lol [15:15] theannihilator: just to warn, there are a few bugs in kubuntu 10.10 [15:15] we discussing what a good media computer should be [15:15] ...... [15:15] like what [15:15] And you can do that in #kubuntu-offtopic. #kubuntu is for support. [15:15] lol ok [15:16] theannihilator: I had graphics problems, and then amarok can't save playlist and logout crashes graphics [15:17] .... well i would be using vlc anways [15:17] theannihilator: the first and last one, I have found a workaround, so I'm happy, but I didn't find solution to amarok [15:17] considering most of my files are in mkv form [15:17] theannihilator: which gpu? [15:17] i have a nvidia [15:17] 9400 [15:18] theannihilator: then you are good to go, my friend's nvidia runs awesome [15:18] i prefer nvidia over ati because of reliability in linux and in most of my games i play [15:18] theannihilator, the dragonplayer plays mkv without any problems on my setup [15:19] my only problems in using straight linux is orb [15:19] and verizon media center [15:19] theannihilator: I have pentium D 2.8 and 1.5gb ram and 1TB. does having a gfx card lot of difference? particularly games? [15:19] theannihilator: which mobo? [15:19] i have an nvida 6i [15:19] nforce [15:20] in that setup having a higher end card does make a big deal [15:20] especially in linux games [15:20] or even when playing game in wine [15:20] ok, I got to go. bye [15:20] bye [15:21] whats the big differences in 10.04 and 1010 [15:30] hi, just wondering, what software license is google voice under? is it free software? [15:32] i think [15:36] is there an iso program in kubunt [15:36] u [15:42] which package do I remove to completely disable the netbook remix? [15:42] for 10.10 [15:45] pppp === nar is now known as Nard === Nard is now known as bh28 === yofel_ is now known as yofel === MuzerAway is now known as Muzer === mdo-ollantaytamb is now known as nosliW === nosliW is now known as mdo-ollantaytamb [16:10] hi [16:10] on ubuntu 10.10 im getting when im trying to execute a python qt app: python: /build/buildd/sip4-qt3-4.10.5/siplib/siplib.c:2600: sip_api_parse_result: Assertion `assign_helper != ((void *)0)' failed. any idea? [16:11] can't find it but is 4.6 for 11.04? [16:14] never mind === KuCinG is now known as authpass [16:29] how do you install 1010 using wubi when it says that you need to boot to the live cd? [17:34] back [17:44] theannihilator: How are you installing? [17:50] GPU is hanging rapidly. The screen hangs. How to fix it? === mdo-ollantaytamb is now known as nosliW === nosliW is now known as mdo-ollantaytamb [18:09] does anyone know how I can turn on tab completion for yakuake? [18:11] like double tabbing? [18:11] yoyo: so that I don't have to type the full name, I can type the first few letters and then hit tab [18:12] yoyo: having a command history that works would also be very helpful === mren|off is now known as mren [18:21] i can throw anything in the Trash but when i look into it it is empty. Is this a bug? === mdo-ollantaytamb is now known as nosliW === Shaan7_ is now known as Shaan7 [18:43] what install, for samba in windows [18:46] hey how do you do wubi 1010 [18:46] cause the cd just says to do a live cd and then install from ti [18:46] it* [18:54] Which application can help me trim audio files? === nosliW is now known as mdo-ollantaytamb [19:11] hello everyone [19:12] anyone able to send and receive files though bluedevil to nokia smart phones? [19:16] phoenix_firebrd: mm maybe [19:16] phoenix_firebrd: read this ... but remove kbluetooth from the string [19:16] phoenix_firebrd: have you 10'.10? [19:17] Peace-: 10.10 [19:17] phoenix_firebrd: ok so read this but remove kbluetooth from the string sudo apt-get install stuff [19:17] phoenix_firebrd: phoenix_firebrd: http://nowardev.wordpress.com/2010/05/02/kubuntu-10-04-browse-your-phone-with-kde-with-bluetooth/ [19:18] Peace-: ok [19:25] How to append two audio files? [19:26] Peace-: when i run the command "sdptool browse X" , i am getting an error "Failed to connect to SDP server on X: Connection timed out" [19:26] sresu: ? which kind of ? [19:26] wav ? [19:26] mp3 [19:27] sresu: sudo apt-get install kwave [19:27] Next? [19:27] audacity? [19:27] phoenix_firebrd: audacity ? is agtk [19:27] phoenix_firebrd: kwave is qt [19:27] good [19:27] there is another ... [19:28] http://nowardev.wordpress.com/2010/11/07/audio-editor-for-kde/ [19:28] Peace-: What backend kwave relies on? ffmepg? [19:28] but i think kwave is the easier [19:28] sresu: look at the link up [19:28] phoenix_firebrd: forget that stuff [19:28] phoenix_firebrd: just now try to use bluetooth [19:29] Peace-: ok [19:29] Peace-: i will try some [19:31] who is of ottawa? [19:31] xD [19:31] Peace-: Can it append audio files? Joining of audio files? [19:31] I don't see such options [19:31] sresu: import... [19:31] import.... [19:32] file ----->import [19:32] No I've installed kwave now and there is no such option of import under File [19:32] are desktop effects inherently unstable [19:32] omg [19:32] or is it just my installation [19:32] sresu: wait there is for sure import just check th estupid menu... [19:32] -.- [19:35] http://imagebin.ca/view/q66QCqVl.html [19:35] Peace-: http://imagebin.ca/view/w2V2ciF0.html http://imagebin.ca/view/q66QCqVl.html [19:37] sresu: then opne the first mp3 [19:37] sresu: select all the track [19:37] press CTRL C [19:38] now open the second mp3 === mdo-ollantaytamb is now known as nosliW [19:38] go whre you want press CTRL V [19:38] should work [19:38] of course you have not to close the first kwave with mp3 open [19:39] Peace-: Have you used kwave before? [19:39] or consider to tinstall sresu sonic visualiser [19:39] sresu: yea [19:39] i have sent a bug even [19:39] sonic visualiser part of package manager, Peace-? [19:40] sresu: sudo apt-get install sonic-visualiser [19:40] !info sonic-visualiser [19:40] Package sonic-visualiser does not exist in maverick [19:40] sresu: make sure the ouput devices is the default card [19:41] o wow [19:41] !info sonic-visualizer [19:41] Package sonic-visualizer does not exist in maverick [19:41] !info sonic-visualizer lucid [19:41] Package sonic-visualizer does not exist in lucid [19:41] sresu: http://www.sonicvisualiser.org/ [19:41] !info sonic-visualiser lucid [19:41] Package sonic-visualiser does not exist in lucid [19:41] sresu: if you have not the package you can downoad [19:42] Peace-: And it can help me append two files, right? [19:42] sresu: i mean it's a audio editor ... [19:43] sresu: look at the screen [19:43] ... [19:43] Does it append two audio files? You are suggesting me solution [19:43] Probably it doesn't [19:43] sresu: ok [19:43] i have used kwave.. [19:43] anyway.. [19:44] xD [19:44] just right now [19:44] Peace-: Sonic Visualiser is a program for viewing and exploring audio data for semantic music analysis and annotation. [19:45] Peace-: Anyways, thanks. I'm still at the same place where I started asking about appending audio files. === miguel_ is now known as Guest63939 [19:48] Peace-: sox -m first_file second_file joined_file [19:49] sresu: you can do it with an interface [19:49] or with sox of course [19:49] kwave is a sox interface [19:49]