[00:00] sun-javadb-client is the correct original java plugin? [00:00] cool thanks guys [00:00] *searching the original package to avoid incompatibility [00:01] esing, you mean the web browser plugin? [00:01] yep [00:01] sun-java6-plugin [00:01] grml i installed google earth but cant find it anywhere ^^ [00:03] not working [00:03] sun-java6-plugin [00:03] says it is not availabke [00:04] should work [00:04] at least for me [00:04] huh? [00:05] sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin [00:05] then it says it is not available [00:05] did you enables the partners repository? [00:05] run synaptic [00:06] no [00:06] ok [00:06] Settings -> Repositories [00:06] on "Other sources" tab [00:06] or something like that [00:06] second tab :) [00:07] tick the partners repository and close the window [00:07] refresh the list of packages [00:07] and search for sun java plugin [00:07] these are the java packages i have installed [00:07] http://szczur.ath.cx/java.png [00:09] not working [00:09] :D [00:10] commonjava is listed but java6 plugin not [00:11] hmm, should be [00:11] refreshed the package list? [00:11] yes [00:11] mb I should remove icedtea6 first? [00:12] and your repositories looks something like http://szczur.ath.cx/repo.png [00:12] ? [00:12] i mean the first entry [00:13] yes first two entries exisdt [00:13] others on the bottom dont [00:13] exists and are ticked? [00:13] :) [00:13] sure [00:13] :) [00:14] hmm, then i don't really know [00:14] hehe :D [00:14] nvm [00:14] sun java plugin is in partners repo [00:14] maybe i find out tomorrow [00:14] icedtea6 i can remove tho? [00:14] * szczur is puzzled [00:14] don't know what is it so i'm not the right person to ask :P [00:15] wait for a moment [00:15] ahh, free java plugin [00:15] you can remove it if you want [00:16] can i install java6 plugin directly from java.com? [00:16] or will it be too dificult to compile etc? [00:17] (never done before) [00:17] i have found it now [00:17] :D [00:18] i wouldn't do it. There may be more problems with removing it and etc. :P [00:18] y ^^ [00:18] it worked now [00:18] I looked under J not S [00:18] ^^ [00:18] :P [00:19] so you have sun java now [00:19] i should say Oracle [00:20] :) [00:20] yea :D [00:20] ^^ [00:20] wi [00:20] with ur help [00:20] glad you worked it out :) [00:20] thanks :) [00:21] no problem [00:21] i'm bioterror's mentee. need to collect points :) [00:21] ^^ [00:21] I need [00:21] * [00:22] hehe [00:23] i can agree you captured 100% of possible points ;D [00:24] ^^ [00:24] synaptic crashed [00:24] *G* [00:24] taskmanager doesnt show synaptic either [00:24] *strange* [00:37] *lol* [00:37] now my system seem damaged [00:38] what synaptic says? [00:40] it says something about dpkg process [00:40] E: dpkg process is stopped [00:40] "you have to to do manually sudo dpkg --configure -a [00:40] then run it :) [00:40] k ^^ [00:40] it should work [00:41] now it says [00:41] The independences of 1 package of the system is defect [00:41] chose filter "fecet packages " to show them [00:42] did you run "sudo dpkg --configure -a" [00:42] it shows it after running it, right? [00:42] yes [00:42] i run first sudo dpk .. [00:42] 'k [00:42] then I restarted synpactic [00:43] then it says 1 package is damaged [00:43] it is java [00:43] because java didnt install correctly [00:43] what should I do now? [00:43] try to reinstall it [00:43] rightclick [00:43] select reinstall [00:44] do I need sun-java6.jre [00:44] or only sun-java6-bin + plugin? [00:44] jre too [00:44] i think [00:46] now the same screen occures as before. it stops and when I click on details I see a shell with configure sun-java6.bin [00:47] close the synaptic [00:47] not possible [00:48] what is in the shell? [00:48] can you do the screenshot [00:48] with details opened? [00:48] i try to make a screenshot [00:48] but how do i do this? [00:48] i cant find "print" on my laptop [00:48] this would be helpful :) [00:48] hmm [00:48] i found print [00:48] i cant paste the picture in gimp [00:48] hmm [00:49] check your home folder [00:49] if there's file that have scrot in it's name [00:49] ah full of pictures there *G* ^^ [00:49] ack :/ [00:51] run terminal [00:51] sec [00:51] run this command [00:51] scrot -d 2 synaptic.png [00:51] and go back to synaptic [00:51] :) [00:52] http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/3875/201101280148341400x1050.png [00:52] *G* [00:52] ohh [00:52] two laptops here [00:52] :) [00:52] now iam with xchat online [00:52] ahh :P [00:52] click on the details "window" [00:52] pres tab [00:53] press enter [00:53] lol [00:53] orr, press tab until the OK "button" [00:53] is highlighted [00:53] so funny [00:53] worked? [00:53] i would have had been stuck along time at that point [00:53] sure it worked :D [00:53] thanks [00:53] heh [00:54] and i would recommend installing [00:54] one package [00:54] for the future [00:54] heh [00:54] :)) [00:54] one moment [00:54] libgnome2-perl [00:54] this will create wonderful normal GTK windows [00:55] not these text ones [00:55] :> [00:55] hehe [00:55] long night i'd say :) [00:55] damn ye [00:55] you live in europe too? [00:55] yup :) [00:55] poland? [00:56] ^^ [00:56] how did you know [00:56] ahh, my ISP [00:56] because you told me earlier [00:56] :) [00:56] and your screenshot [00:56] true [00:56] iam from germany [00:56] very late [00:56] its 1:56 now [00:56] i know this :) [00:56] not good [00:56] ^^ [00:56] from your screenshot [00:57] hehe [00:57] with "long night", i wanted to say that i bet that there will be something more to do :) [00:57] lol [00:57] it always ends like this :) [00:57] heheheh [00:58] i screwed up my friends\ ubuntu installation [00:58] lol what happened [00:58] because i wanted to make TV-OUT in his laptop work properly [00:58] grml ^ [00:58] and i mage couple of xorg.confs [00:58] tv and linux is more difficult than in windows [00:58] and a script to switch between them [00:59] but when it still ended up on being b/w [00:59] i gave up [00:59] and wanted to remove the files [00:59] lol [00:59] i wasn't thinking at that moment [01:00] you had no backup? [01:00] ^ [01:00] and i issued the sudo rm -rfv /etc/X11/* command [01:00] hehe [01:00] so it removed all the files, showing all the destruction [01:00] wow [01:01] i ended up doing reinstallation to 5 AM [01:01] since it was 2 AM while i did the most stupid thing in my life :) [01:01] i bet you learned much of this ^ [01:01] yeah :) [01:01] ^^ [01:02] i wonder [01:02] where i can find google earth [01:02] think twice when you're going to edit something in /etc :P [01:02] on google :P [01:02] ye ^^ [01:02] i alread installed the package [01:03] i have an idea, run synaptic, find the package [01:03] good idea :D [01:03] rightclick it > select the properties [01:04] select the installed files tab [01:04] and check what files are in /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin [01:04] then when you got the name [01:04] you can run the program from terminal [01:05] i tried this alread [01:05] but it doesnt work ^^ [01:05] for example the file is called /usr/bin/googlespysystem [01:05] so run googlespysystem [01:05] ohhh [01:05] lol [01:05] from where you got the package? [01:06] apt get [01:06] nah [01:06] from synaptci [01:06] you mean googleearth-package [01:06] this one? [01:06] yep [01:06] 5 sec [01:06] i'm doing it right now :) [01:06] *G*^^ [01:07] there's program called make-googleearth-package [01:07] mhm [01:08] ah it is only a tool [01:08] now it is downloading some file from google [01:08] to make a debia package of google earth [01:08] *debian [01:08] i think it is the program [01:08] yup [01:08] mhm [01:08] google earth doesn't weight only 80 kB [01:08] ^^ [01:08] not really a debian package i think [01:09] don't know [01:09] will se [01:09] e [01:09] 2 minutes left [01:10] 1Mbit is killing me :) [01:11] y ^^ [01:11] 30 sec left [01:12] will se if it formats hdd, make my monitor explode [01:12] or simply run google earth [01:12] ^^ [01:15] yeah, it build the package [01:15] even found the website [01:15] about it [01:15] http://ubuntuguide.net/how-to-install-google-earth-in-ubuntu-10-10-maverick [01:16] ah ok [01:16] so I do it without synapctics [01:16] you already installed the needed package [01:16] -the [01:16] just run make-googleearth-package --force [01:17] ahh, and if you're running 32 bit system [01:17] don't run first command [01:17] "sudo apt-get install ia32-libs lib32nss-mdns" << this one [01:18] hmm, from the comments it feels like it failed to work :/ [01:22] nah [01:22] it worked perfectly :D [01:22] i just had to wait [01:22] until synapctic finished [01:22] installing openoffice :D [01:23] and iam a little slower now due iam so tired as hell ^^ [01:24] it is still working .. [01:24] with a lot warning [01:25] the make-googleearth-package command [01:25] ? [01:25] same for me [01:25] yus [01:25] wow it takes much time ^ [01:25] still not finished [01:27] wait some more [01:27] if it willl not stop [01:27] press Ctrl+C [01:27] i'm trying something else [01:27] what ubuntu version you're running right now? [01:27] now it says success [01:27] iam running lubuntu 10.10 [01:27] 10.10? [01:28] yes [01:28] ohh [01:28] it finished? [01:28] yep [01:29] hmm [01:29] sec [01:29] or you pressed the Ctrl+C? [01:29] yes i run lubuntu 10.10 [01:29] no i didnt press ctrl c [01:29] it finished well [01:29] but the last sudo dpkg -i googleearth_5.2.1.1588+0.5.7-1_amd64.deb [01:29] doesnt work [01:30] amd64? [01:30] no [01:30] you're running 64 bit system? [01:30] celeron 1,8 [01:30] 32 bit [01:30] then why it creatied the 64bit package [01:30] :/ [01:30] i just followed the instruction on your link [01:31] did you run the sudo apt-get install ia32-libs lib32nss-mdns command? [01:31] ye sure [01:31] don't run first command [01:31] "sudo apt-get install ia32-libs lib32nss-mdns" << this one [01:31] i did run it [01:31] lol [01:31] then uninstall these packages [01:31] why [01:31] it's for 64 bit systems [01:31] grml [01:31] ^ [01:32] how can I uninstall it? [01:32] sudo apt-get purge ia32-libs lib32nss-mdns [01:32] he wrote it on the top of thej page [01:32] that he's running 64 bit system [01:32] that's why he had to install it [01:32] lol [01:32] iam dumb [01:32] iam too tired [01:32] ok it finished deleting [01:32] remove these packages [01:32] now? [01:33] and run make-googleearth once again [01:33] or wait [01:33] i'm trying something [01:34] hmm, you know what? [01:34] ye? [01:34] download and install this package [01:34] http://packages.medibuntu.org/pool/non-free/g/googleearth/googleearth_5.1.3533.1731-0medibuntu1_i386.deb [01:35] ok [01:35] faster than waiting to end the make-whatever command [01:35] hi. i just installed google earth but when i try to start it, nothing happens. any idea whats wrong? [01:36] you installed google earth with apt get [01:37] I mean googleearth-package [01:37] from where you get these ideas :P [01:38] esing asked the same thing 30 min earlier :) [01:38] lol [01:38] ok, maybe not 30 min [01:38] hblount is trolling me :D [01:38] but the same thing :) [01:38] he asks the same things as i do [01:38] :D [01:38] ^^ [01:38] *G* [01:38] I bet he is bioterror [01:38] :) [01:38] hahahahah [01:39] *lol* [01:39] he's testing me [01:39] :) [01:39] yes ! ^^ [01:39] bioterror, CONFESS!!! [01:39] *lol* [01:41] hblount, you're running 32 or 64 bit system? [01:41] and esing2, does the package work? [01:41] have you installed it? [01:42] hm I think i use the old package i installed yet [01:42] the one created by make-thing? [01:43] it is not installed right now i think [01:43] hmm [01:43] if it would be you would have google earth in Internet submenu [01:43] the one installed with synapatic [01:43] the googleearth-package is only the script to download the program [01:44] and make the normal package [01:44] now I used this again sudo make-googleearth-package --force [01:44] you created one [01:44] yes [01:44] ...for 64bit system [01:44] with synaptic ealier [01:44] aaah, you created another one [01:44] yep after i installed the google earth package with synaptic icreate rnother one [01:44] yep [01:44] :) [01:44] so my work is done [01:44] yus [01:44] thx [01:44]