[00:13] have a hp media center tv tunner card. has a FM tunner on the tv tunner..can record tv shows...whats a good tv tunner package for that setup [00:29] yofel: ping === Guest51826 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest83684 === mren is now known as mren|off [00:33] ok, ran into first issue. My internal mic doesn't seem to be working. I checked alsa mixer and I turned the mic boost up, I don't see a regular mic [00:37] and my usb headset doesn't work either [00:41] ok, I have internal audo analog stereo under capture devices === Muzer is now known as MuzerAway === max is now known as Guest6001 [01:23] Hi, I'm not sure how this is supposed to work, but I have a problem with my kubuntu desktop and was wondering if anyone hre could give me some advice ... [01:25] !ask | Guest6001 [01:25] Guest6001: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) [01:26] I somehow lost the main menu button, or whatever it is called, the little KDE icon which is similar to the windows start menu button [01:26] ok, sorry [01:26] Guest6001: do you still have the bottom bar? [01:26] readd the widget [01:27] yes, I have the bottom bar, which widget is that? [01:27] uhhhh [01:28] think it'd be pretty obvious but the Application Launcher? [01:28] looks like a giant K with a gear behind it? [01:28] blue? [01:28] hi, why does the kubuntu d/l website say 32bit is recommended? any glaring problems with the 64bit edition? [01:29] but how do I get it back in the bottem left corner in the bottom bar? [01:29] drag it? [01:30] jaime: to aviod some people download 64bit to his 32bit computer [01:31] sorry, but how? if I click that thing, it opens a popup menu [01:31] nata: i am one of 'those' people ;) i thought there are technical reasons. myself am running another 64bit distro with no problems worth metioning [01:31] Guest6001: right click panel/panels options/panel settings/then move your button to left [01:32] jaime: feel free to ignore that "recommendation", then. [01:32] ok, thanks, that worked [01:32] jaime: meh, i am nnot one of 'those' people, but sometimes i make typing errors :D thanks anyway, gnighty [01:33] * rww wishes Canonical would change it to a sentence along the lines of "(if you don't know which you need, get 32-bit)" [01:33] do you have any idea what I did wrong that would make it disappear in the first place? === Guest83684 is now known as LjL-Temp [01:33] jaime: haha..you is that people. but now stil have a little bit software dont have 64bit version. future will be === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest63614 [01:34] nata: i'm assuming the 64' is a multilib system? [01:34] Guest6001: rigth click happy? [01:34] you can remove the widget [01:34] the menubars are very customizable. [01:35] yes, I kind of stumbled upon that on, I guess [01:36] Guest6001: lock the wigget to avoid further change of panel [01:36] and the difference between panel and widget is unclear to me [01:36] ok, I did that, thanks [01:36] Guest6001: panel is the bar [01:37] widget are things that go on the bar [01:37] widgets can also be free-floating [01:37] jaime: for my recommendation, your 64bit system can install more 'ia32' in kpackagekit or synaptic for better support to those 32 software [01:37] i have a maddening issue. i have no shutdown or restart button, how can that be? [01:37] ok, so a panel is basically blank? [01:37] Guest6001: if you add a new one, yes. [01:37] the default panel comes with some things on it [01:38] off course, otherwise simple folk (like me) would not be able to use the desktop [01:38] nata: aka multilib. thx alot [01:38] arrrghhh: are you using kubuntu? [01:38] nata: yes, 10.10 [01:39] Guest6001: yes.. [01:39] nata: just tried adding the 'leave' widget, and when i hit the power button the only option i get is logout :/ [01:40] thank you [01:40] Guest6001: np. might want to create a nickname too ;) [01:41] arrrghhh: very trouble. i think you have problem in right for shutdown the computer === Guest6001 is now known as max [01:41] nata: i just do sudo shutdown -h now or -r now [01:41] but that's not a very good solution. === max is now known as Guest12396 [01:42] nata: not sure what you mean by that either. i saw this on my liveUSB install of regular vanilla ubuntu as well. didn't happen on ubuntu booting from the hdd tho === Guest12396 is now known as pyromax [01:42] pyromax: when you find one that hasn't been taken, register it! [01:42] arrrghhh: wait ya, I'm finding a posible solution for you [01:42] nata: okie. [01:43] how do I do that, as I said when I typed my first message: I have never done this before? [01:43] pyromax: is this nick not taken? [01:43] i think if you msg nickserv he'll tell you [01:44] pyromax: sorry /msg nickserv help [01:45] hmm, nothing seems to happen when I type that, is that because I use Opera for this? [01:45] what? [01:45] if you're on IRC it should work. [01:45] i use konversation. [01:45] arrrghhh: check your system settings/login screen/shutdown tab. at local the should be 'everybody'. at halt there is '/sbin/halt'. at reboot there is '/sbin/reboot'. check and see [01:46] yup [01:46] all of those things match nata [01:46] arrrghhh: ... [01:47] hehe [01:48] ? [01:48] i don't get why this isn't working out of the box. [01:48] i had ubuntu 10.10 installed for a long time [01:48] then installed kubuntu-desktop [01:48] something else i'm missing? [01:49] hrm [01:49] i think gdm is still the login screen [01:49] could that be the problem? [01:49] arrrghhh: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [01:49] oops. sorry FloodBotK2 :P [01:50] helo [01:50] ehlo [01:50] i want to make a bootable usb-stick from the cd with unetbootin. the web docu says it must be 2GB or bigger. my stick is 1GB and i see no reason why the cd version it wouldn't fit? [01:51] jaime: i think that's if you want some persistent storage, but i could be wrong. [01:51] does it uncompress a squashfs or something? [01:51] IE some space to put user data on. [01:51] arrrghhh: tell you some. before that my default kubuntu install gnome desktop, gnome also have shutdown button. that time i think is configuration problem :) [01:51] i want to conect to the nasa satelite, to watch my house [01:51] elvingsoto: lol [01:51] nata: eh? [01:51] arrrghhh: makes sense, i won't need storage. but 300mb should suffice anyway [01:52] should i try GDM? [01:52] you think your house it going to run offf? [01:52] er [01:52] kdm [01:52] arrrghhh: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [01:52] damnit, i keep using enter as punctuation. bad internet habit :/ [01:52] alguie habla espanol [01:52] !es | elvingsoto [01:52] elvingsoto: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. [01:52] arrrghhh: better use back kdm [01:53] nata: is that in system settings? i don't remember where that's set. [01:53] arrrghhh: you are missing the shutdown and restart option in the "leave" part of the application widget? [01:53] ohh i only can speak englis here, why [01:54] arrrghhh: that time i'm create new user to solve this problem... [01:54] elvingsoto: because we all speak english. if you want to speak spanish, join #ubuntu-es [01:54] nata: bleh. [01:54] okey [01:56] arrrghhh: maybe you could try more setting in system setting/user management/modify.../click admisnister for system [01:56] arrrghhh: just to confirm, 714M used, 249M free. maybe the native usb-ifier does something different than unetbootin. or maybe it's just the common state of ubuntu docu... [01:56] jaime: not sure TBH. 1gb flash drive? is that from 2001? :P [01:57] all mine are 4gb... so it's never been a problem. sorry! [01:57] thankyou [01:57] arrrghhh: around there [01:57] my sound intermittenly skips regardlesss in amarok and dragonplayer, any suggestions on how to solve this? [01:57] heh [01:59] i want to go to the ubuntu to kubuntu in my pc [01:59] I had that sound problem once, it turned out to be a faulty power plug, but I suppose it's not that simple this time? (wriggling it around temporarlily solved the problem) [01:59] elvingsoto: install kubuntu-desktop [01:59] elvingsoto: isit you click add document in '++mb' so your usb drive not enough space. [01:59] is all [01:59] i did [02:00] elvingsoto: it's a meta-package, so there will be many, many packages to install. === claydoh is now known as LuckyStrike === LuckyStrike is now known as claydoh [02:00] pyromax: don't think so.. it works fine on win7. [02:00] and full kde [02:01] zy: then I simply do not know, sorry [02:01] pyromax: and since it affects multiple programs, i think maybe it has to do with phonon or the hardware [02:02] pyromax: nvm thanks [02:02] zy: did you see if there were any hardware drivers? [02:02] zy: if it was a hardware problem, wouldn't it also register in win7 ? [02:03] yea, but ubuntu perhaps doesn't support his sound card correctly, or there's some proprietary drivers that cannot be included in ubuntu. [02:03] Hi, who can help me report a bug, please? The installer crashed when I was in the configuring partition step, setting the mounting point of a ext4 partition. I was using kubuntu 10.10 installer, amd64, after the installer crashed, the computer get into the desktop, like " try kubuntu without any change" [02:03] Thanks!! [02:03] ok, then: what arrrghhh says: hardware drives? [02:04] arrrghhh: yep it detects it correctly [02:04] and how abou kde full? [02:04] elvingsoto: i don't know what you mean. [02:04] okey [02:05] full kde [02:05] kubuntu is "full kde" [02:06] pyromax: what i meant its problem with hardware drivers or something [02:06] Hi, who can help me report a bug, please? The installer crashed when I was in the configuring partition step, setting the mounting point of a ext4 partition. I was using kubuntu 10.10 installer, amd64, after the installer crashed, the computer get into the desktop, like " try kubuntu without any change", Thanks!! [02:08] PSWZ-ZhangY: can't you try to reinstall? [02:09] doesn't sound bug tracker worthy, no offense - unless you have extensive logs. [02:09] yes, I tried, but it crashed again~~ [02:09] PSWZ-ZhangY: is the dvd/cd-image ok? [02:10] the installer crashes "not everytime" [02:10] yes , the cd is ok, i ran the check media utility [02:11] i wonder if the disk is messed up [02:11] PSWZ-ZhangY: odd indeed. have you tried formatting manually ? [02:11] formatting the partition? [02:11] yes, what else? [02:11] PSWZ-ZhangY: also try burning at a slower speed, it often helps [02:12] the hard disk in question. [02:12] and !md5sum [02:12] heh needs to start with that claydoh [02:12] !md5sum | PSWZ-ZhangY [02:12] PSWZ-ZhangY: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows [02:12] i didn't format the partition, because I have a lot of things in it ~ [02:13] PSWZ-ZhangY: wha? [02:13] you have to format the partition. [02:13] ok~ I promise the cd is ok [02:13] backup everything [02:13] o~ [02:14] PSWZ-ZhangY: unless you want to try !wubi , but yes you will have to make space and create a partiton for the OS otherwise [02:14] lol claydoh [02:14] but i can mount it and go through the installer the same way(no formatting) when installing ubuntu 10.10 [02:14] dunno [02:15] i ALWAYS format. [02:15] PSWZ-ZhangY: that's like a live-cd? [02:15] that's not really installing, is it? [02:16] well [02:16] you can install it from the livecd [02:16] no~ sorry for my expressing~ [02:17] ...? [02:17] no problem, I guess English is not your first language ( or second)? [02:18] i mean the installer crashed and get to the kde desktop, like choosing "try kubuntu..." directly [02:19] ok, I'm no expert here, but the important part is the message during the crash ... [02:20] i just wanted to say the installer doesn,t stuck there, or cause a system error, maybe the live-cd knows the installer died, and step forward to the desktop~ [02:20] thank you pyromas~ [02:21] PSWZ-ZhangY: yes, the cd will go directly to a desktop if the installer quits, crashes, or is cancelled [02:22] but the basic steps (amd the easiest) is to verify the md5sum, as well as trying to burn a new disk at a slower speed [02:22] the installer crashes with no output or message in my Situation [02:24] i think the cd is ok, i verified the md5, and run the check media option after boot using it [02:24] PSWZ-ZhangY: since you're not formatting, i'm just going to blame it on that. [02:24] i'm pretty sure at a minimum you have to format / [02:24] if you have /home on a different mount point, then you don't have to format that partition. [02:25] arrrghhh: yes i formated root [02:25] ...you said you didn't format. [02:25] oh, sorry! [02:26] i said i didn't formatted the ext4 partition, but this partition is not the root partition [02:26] i wanted to mount it under /home~ [02:27] k i thought i was following you [02:27] but now i'm not. [02:27] can you install while ignoring the ext4 partition? (you can always mount it later on) [02:28] +1 [02:28] pyromax: yes, and i mounted later on by editing the fstab [02:28] pyromax: yes, and i mounted it later on by editing the fstab [02:29] so i'm confused. it's installed? [02:29] so, what is the problem? [02:29] yes I have successfully installed kubuntu [02:30] but ~~~~~~ i just want to report this bug [02:30] so... i don't see a problem. [02:30] PSWZ-ZhangY: without logs, bug reporting is kinda useless. [02:30] i'd say your bug is not bugtracker worthy if it's working. [02:30] oh, i know [02:31] sorry to have wasted your time~ [02:31] thank you~ [02:31] np [02:31] it was entertaining [02:31] up to a point ... [02:31] meh [02:32] i'm still pissed i don't have a shutdown or restart option. [02:32] maddening. [02:32] yeah, i had that once, but that was when I started KDE from the command line [02:32] don't really have time to deal with it now tho. i bumped a thread from others with the same issue, hopefully someone chimes in... [02:32] pyromax: lol [02:32] definitely not doing that :P [02:33] you can change your dm to kdm [02:33] and for the life of me, I cannot remember what I did to fix it ... [02:33] and you will have shut down and restart === Guest63614 is now known as LjL-Temp [02:34] yeah, it's something like that === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest68630 [02:37] hey [02:37] I am looking for some help [02:37] aren't we all? [02:37] haha [02:37] guess so [02:37] no one online helping? [02:37] does kmix use pulseaudio or alsa? [02:39] I have absolutely no idea [02:40] Hello [02:41] ehlo [02:41] * Todd200 has a problem [02:41] Are you knowledgeable enough to help? [02:42] i'm not [02:42] Or just a random user? [02:42] Ah, k [02:42] anyone else around? [02:43] and it depends a bit on your problem, does it not? [02:43] I'm getting a weird screen Insted of kubuntu on boot [02:44] kanazky: kmix uses pulseaudio, or whatever the system uses - if you removed pulse and used alsa, i believe it will use that [02:44] what? like a grub screen? [02:45] kanazky: but kde's pulseaudio integration is still new, I suggest trying out pavucontrol to adjust things [02:45] Like lines of static [02:47] Todd200: so your display driver is f**ked? [02:47] But I get a mouse that can move [02:48] And windows 7 works fine [02:48] Mouse on top of lines of static, it happened once to me in virtual box too [02:48] yeah, well, windows 7 uses different driver than (k)ununtu, right? [02:50] Probably, but then it shouldn't have issues in virtualbox [02:50] ATI graphics card, 1gb video memory [02:50] well, i'm not sure about that, since I have never used virtualbox [02:51] the questions that spring to mind are: how does virtualbox handle graphics for different os-s [02:52] and more importantly (i forgot): did it work in the first place? [02:52] virtualbox uses a virtual video card, if that make sense [02:53] claydoh: yeah, it emulates everything [02:54] so, then the question remains: which update from kubuntu f***ed up your graphics, am I right? [02:54] Nope [02:54] After wubi, I couldn't ever boot into it [02:54] how do I force 5.1 playback in Kubuntu 10.10 using HDMI output ??? [02:55] oh, i'm sorry: I have absolutely no experience with wubi [02:56] with wubi you start with windows and then try a real OS, right? [02:56] Yep, it downloads the files and adds to windows boot menu [02:56] No grub [02:56] pyromax: it installs inside of Windows as if it was an application [02:56] Then you boot into it from the boot menu to finish the install [02:56] wubi installs *buntu to a file system inside of windows, and modified the nt bootloader to boot to it [02:57] Then runs as a command that asks Windows to kill itself and hand over to linux [02:57] never used it myself, havent used windows in a bout a decade at home [02:57] anyway to force 5.1 playback when outputing to hdmi? [02:57] Works nicely if you can deal with the fact that the entire filesystem is a single blob file inside a NTFS formatted filesystem [02:58] or heh is Kubuntu use pulseaudio or alsa by default? [02:58] sounds like a terrible solution [02:58] kanazky_: pulseaudio [02:58] ty [02:58] I dont have the Daemon.conf [02:58] file tho [02:58] I'd do it the "real" way with partitions, but hp is stupid and the computer comes with 4 already [02:58] or default.pa [02:58] I agree: hp is stupid [03:00] Where do I find my Default.pa file for pulse audio? [03:00] Their hardware is good though, [03:00] * Todd200 loves his DV7 with intel i7 [03:01] yeah, well, their people management skills are (far) below par [03:01] I agree, but they are better than Dell [03:02] hi i have a terratec aureon universe 7.1 and i am using the envy24 driver for it, i used to have several outputdevices in phonon but now i only got stereo output.does anybody know how i can get my devices back? [03:03] It might be the 64bit OS [03:03] I have no experience with Dell, so I cannot be a judge to that, but let's stop this pointless discussion, it's not going to help anyone [03:04] A 32 bit OS will still run on a 64bit system right? [03:05] that depends on the OS, doesn't it? [03:06] Kubuntu [03:07] Join #Linux [03:07] Crap [03:07] what? right now? I'll have to eat some beans first... [03:08] Lol. Forgot my / [03:09] Todd200: yes, 32-bit Kubuntu will run on an x86_64 system. [03:13] Thanks rww, any way to make wubi download the 32 bit one instead of 64? [03:14] It should ask you wish version [03:15] Todd200: "Yes, either pre-download the appropriate 32 bit ISO manually and place it in the same folder as Wubi.exe or start Wubi with the "--32bit" argument." -- wubi's FAQ [03:15] zkriesse: it asks which flavor to download, doesn't ask which architecture. [03:16] Argh [03:16] Kubuntu's UI kind of reminds me of OSX [03:16] rww: thanks! === Guest68630 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest49231 === keith_ is now known as keith__ === matt_ is now known as kiatoa [03:54] some people think Kubuntu should have a different name [03:54] Ot === Unrelandom is now known as Senix [04:05] somekool: edit the issue file === Guest49231 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest77772 === Guest77772 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest91019 === Guest91019 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest22279 [07:29] Hello? [07:29] hello [07:30] I got a weird problem I can't seem to fix.. [07:31] whats the problem? [07:33] When I first load Kubuntu, the screen before the splash screen that usually says Kubuntu with the four flashing dots is completely messed up [07:33] It says Kubuntu but not in the nice looking font it used to and the dots are ugly looking squares [07:34] and there's a bunch of text randomly scattered around the screen [07:35] then loads kubuntu perfectly fine as usual. [07:35] What can I do? === Guest22279 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest27489 === frogonwheels__ is now known as frogonwheels [07:39] Does anyone know how to fix the Kubuntu loading screen before the splash screen? === sean is now known as Guest92066 === zkriesse_ is now known as zkriesse [08:13] hi , where can i find libclucene-core package ? === Guest27489 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest53929 [08:45] how can i make a wlan-connection start bevor a user is loged on ??? === serenity is now known as Guest86486 [09:25] hello === Guest53929 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest592 [10:03] hey, so is there finally a way of forcing the network manager plasmoid to do what I want? [10:22] what do you want it to do? [10:22] it doesn't cook my dinner..... === Guest592 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest28933 === surex is now known as normal === normal is now known as surex === surex is now known as jamie === jamie is now known as Guest82942 === Guest28933 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest5945 [11:41] why does rekonq recognise my side mouse button but vanilla konq does not? is there a way to map it in konq? === Guest82942 is now known as surex [11:59] Hello, I search a fingerprint recognition software, do you know another one than fprint ? === Mayank1 is now known as Mayank [12:34] hi everyone [12:36] computerillitera: hi === Guest5945 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest3945 [12:59] Hi all [13:04] hi [13:34] hi [13:35] hi [13:35] who talk spanish [13:35] ? [13:35] ciao a tutti [13:36] all have kubuntu [13:36] ? [13:37] wh know how mount domain [13:37] ? === Guest3945 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest72632 [13:42] hi all, who is able to burn CDRW disks now with Maverick? which tool are you using? I tried wodim, cdrskin and all kind of frontends without success (all SCSI failures in the middle of burning process) [13:48] hi [13:48] evdvelde [13:48] hi principal10 :) [13:49] this is ur so [13:49] ? [13:49] or machine virtual [13:49] nothing virtual about it [13:49] um [13:49] i having problems [13:49] xD [13:51] what is your problem? [13:51] i dont know how mount a domain in jubuntu [13:51] kubuntu [13:54] u know? [14:02] principal10: what kind of domain? [14:04] mmm [14:05] for administry usuary [14:05] and give access to domain [14:06] dont know sry [14:07] np [14:07] ty [14:09] im working in a virtual [14:18] is the ubuntu keyserver down? [14:19] amichair, do you mean the launchpad repos? [14:20] repositoris [14:20] amichair [14:20] u too isntall kubuntu [14:20] ? [14:20] for cant ubntu [14:20] ? [14:20] principal10: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [14:21] principal10: could you please ask your question in one single line ? :) [14:22] BluesKaj: keyserver.ubuntu.com ... keyserver timed out [14:22] !es | principal10 [14:22] principal10: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. [14:22] xD [14:22] ty [14:23] amichair, where did you get that ppa , in relation to which app oe apps? [14:23] or [14:24] BluesKaj: wiki.ubuntu.com/LibreOffice [14:24] ppa:libreoffice/ppa [14:24] been getting the error for a few hours now (several attempts) [14:28] amichair, ok , some repos , especially specialty types have had a few probs online the last few days , if it doesn't clearup soon you can get help at #documentfoundation [14:30] hey. is there a way to get the netbook-plasma when booting kubuntu inside a virtualbox? [14:30] ...from a live-cd [14:32] BluesKaj: ok, thanks [14:32] Hi! Are there any packages for KDE PIM 4.6 floating around? === Guest72632 is now known as LjL-Temp === LjL-Temp is now known as Guest54832 === Wicet2 is now known as Wicet [14:43] how can I change the default address used by pastebinit? [14:44] piquadrat http://sourceforge.net/projects/kdepimpi/ [14:45] ciao a tutti [14:46] ma avete tutti linux [14:50] how can I change the default address used by pastebinit? [14:54] c2tarun: you can't, it's hardcoded. Best you make yourself a bash alias for pastebinig -b [14:56] c2tarun: well, you can, by editing /usr/bin/pastebinit - it's python [14:57] yofel: I'll go for alias :) its easy === mren|off is now known as mren === Mayank1 is now known as Mayank [15:09] chat italian [15:14] how to add pon dsl-provider in autostart ? [15:14] with some script or something? [15:18] kyodai: kppp? [15:20] need dsl connection [15:21]