[00:00] <johnny77> xyclo: Is it encrypted? IS that the password you just changed?
[00:00] <xyclo> hm.
[00:00] <xyclo> not sure if it is encrypted
[00:01] <trinikrono> =\
[00:01] <trinikrono> use wpa2
[00:01] <johnny77> xyclo: Do you know if you use DHCP to obtain a IP address?
[00:01] <trinikrono> try hooking up the wire from the modem directly to the pc without the wireless and see if it is still slow
[00:02] <xyclo> Yes, I do use wpa2
[00:02] <xyclo> I did not realize that was the encryption you referred to...
[00:02] <xyclo> Yes, wired it is still low
[00:03] <xyclo> dhcp, I do not know johnny77
[00:04] <trinikrono> xyclo: to me my ubuntu is faster on the internet than the windows pcs in terms of downloads and such
[00:04] <trinikrono> cant you go on a speedtest website and confirm it
[00:04] <trinikrono> like here http://speedtest.net/
[00:04] <xyclo> i did. Around 0.96Mb/s download
[00:06] <trinikrono> =\ that is alot faster than mine and i have a 5mb
[00:06] <bhe> trinikrono: i'm modern babay! I don't have any of that antique hardware ;)
[00:07] <trinikrono> bhe: you cant borrow your little sisters headphones or something?
[00:08] <bhe> lol, o geez. let's pretend on on a stranded island, and there aren't any hardware stores or old computers :)
[00:08] <bhe> im going through one of the guides you sent. havent lost hope yet
[00:08] <trinikrono> bhe http://linuxowns.wordpress.com/2008/07/08/how-i-got-my-usb-headset-to-work/
[00:09] <trinikrono> erm be careful
[00:12] <trinikrono> bhe: are you going to try that?
[00:15] <bhe> i did for a second. then the very first instruction failed. im going to remove all things sound related.
[00:16] <xyclo> Sorry, my xchat closed by mistake
[00:17] <johnny77> xyclo: I'm not sure what you can do in ubuntu, but have you had your cable company out to check the connection? One time there was a bad connection on the telephone pole and that helped my speed.
[00:21] <xyclo> Whenever I call, I wait 20 mins for service. As soon as I say Linux, they say they  cannot do anything
[00:21] <xyclo> Thanks for your help, johnny77 and others
[00:23] <trinikrono> xyclo: goodluck
[00:25] <xyclo> thanks trinikrono!
[00:52] <bhe> trinikrono, u still around?
[00:57] <bhe> If anyone could help, that'd be amazing. According to this site:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshootingProcedure    -    Step 17: play -D plughw:0,3 /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav     My sound is actually working!  I just need to edit a file "/etc/asound.conf" that doesn't exist on my system. Can anyone tell me if I should create this file since it doesn't exists or what?
[01:03] <trinikrono> bhe: you can try that
[01:03] <bhe> no it is working, it's just i don't have a asound.conf
[01:03] <bhe> i need to set card 1, not 0, as default sound card
[01:04] <trinikrono> well make it and see if it works
[01:10] <bhe> brb trinik, ill let you know if im game
[01:16] <bhe> holy crap trinik, i rebooted and now have no sound drivers....
[01:17] <bhe> but they were working prior to the reboot
[01:17] <trinikrono> bhe: sounds like you are having a time with this
[01:17] <bhe> a glorious one.
[01:18] <bhe> the good news is i made sound come out from the headset.
[01:18] <trinikrono> lol you did?
[01:18] <bhe> brb, rebooting. again.
[01:18] <bhe> yeah, but that was prior to the reboot.
[01:19] <bhe> I was trying to make my default soundcard a different one and boom! goes the dynamite. brb
[04:18] <bhe> need help connecting to a wireless network (wireless card is working) just dont know how to connect with the wpa
[04:19] <bhe>  how can i assure my wireless starts before my wired on boot?
[04:20] <aveilleux> bhe: Unplug the wired connection?
[04:20] <bhe> before my reformat, i had added the connection settings to a config file and uncommented a line that simply had eth0
[04:20] <bhe> i just can't remember the file, or the settings :(
[04:21] <jdeslaur> /etc/init.d/networking ?
[04:21] <jdeslaur> /etc/networking/interfaces
[04:21] <jdeslaur> bhe: i think those are what you are looking for
[04:22] <aveilleux> bhe: That disables the wired connection, equivalent to just unplugging the cable. Why do you need it plugged in?
[04:22] <bhe> jdeslaur, yessir! now i need to figure out the edits
[04:23] <jdeslaur> bhe: sudo nano /etc/networking/interfaces
[04:23] <jdeslaur> (thats the fun way)
[04:24] <jdeslaur> or, correct me if im wrong, go to system -> preferences -> network connections and bork around in there
[04:24] <bhe> no editting it is no problem, it's a matter of getting the config setup for my wireless
[04:24] <bhe> like how do i format the config
[04:25] <aveilleux> Fine, don't answer me
[04:25] <bhe> aveilleux, sorry didn't see your message. the problem is, im i wm xfce4, i dont know which gui to use so im trying to get the config setup with essid and wpa key
[04:25] <jdeslaur> aveilleux: i have noticed that with my wired/wireless connections it will default to the wired connection even though there isnt anything plugged in
[04:27] <jdeslaur> bhe: i'd share my config but im running a VM and there isnt anything in my ./interfaces
[04:27] <jdeslaur> side note how do i know if ssh is running?
[04:27] <jdeslaur> or is it always running?
[04:31] <bhe> jseslaur, i wish i could heklp but i can't. but the answer to my quesiton can be found here: http://nixcraft.com/ubuntu-debian/13278-etc-network-interfaces-wireless-wifi-example.html
[04:35] <jdeslaur> well that just makes sense
[04:41] <jdeslaur> anyone do much virtualization?
[04:41] <holstein> just virtualbox
[04:45] <jdeslaur> ok
[04:46] <jdeslaur> holstein: i was wondering if anyone had some opinions on the difference between kvm and virtualbox
[04:46] <holstein> jdeslaur: i find Vbox simple
[04:47] <jdeslaur> holstein: me too, using it now
[04:47] <holstein> i think it depends on what you're doing
[04:47] <Cheri703> jdeslaur: I use vmware player
[04:48] <Cheri703> I like it better than virtualbox
[04:48] <Cheri703> I always had issues with vbox
[04:48] <jdeslaur> Cheri703: did vmware get better? i found it used to be hardware specific
[04:48] <jdeslaur> like what?
[04:48] <holstein> i think vbox vs vm is more like coke vs pepsi
[04:49] <holstein> there might be a situation when you would be better using KVM
[04:49] <Cheri703> various freezes and hiccups in vbox, couldn't get usb support working (even in the non ose) properly. Had problems getting vpn to hook up in windows xp
[04:49] <holstein> server applications i would assume
[04:49] <Cheri703> overall vmware player has been painless
[04:49] <holstein> VM and Vbox are what most users would be good to go with
[04:49] <Cheri703> supports usb out of the box
[04:49]  * Cheri703 is a fan
[04:50] <jdeslaur> ...hm
[04:50] <jdeslaur> i was going to try and set up a web server in virtualbox...
[04:50] <jdeslaur> i guess there is no harm
[04:50] <Cheri703> also really friendly with moving the files...
[04:51] <Cheri703> i.e. putting it on another partition
[04:51] <holstein> i have a web server running in Vbox
[04:51] <holstein> on my eee
[04:51] <holstein> for testing and what-not
[04:53] <jdeslaur> same
[04:54] <jdeslaur> im really glad that there are people smarter than me
[04:54] <holstein> hehe
[04:54] <holstein> me too
[04:54] <jdeslaur> we'd all be screwed
[04:54] <jdeslaur> this whole virtual machine thing is blowing my mind, and has for a long time
[04:57] <jdeslaur> seems like wireless in linux is a bit janky
[04:57] <bioterror> depends
[04:58] <jdeslaur> i should say wireless security
[04:58] <jdeslaur> then again i could just be talkin out of my ass
[04:59] <jdeslaur> when you input a key does it get rewriten with the encrypted key?
[05:01] <bioterror> you mean on disk?
[05:03] <jdeslaur> yea
[05:04] <jdeslaur> i guess i should assume so
[05:04] <bioterror> you get something into .gnome2/keyring
[05:05] <jdeslaur> hmm
[05:06] <jdeslaur> blarg, i dont want to work tomorrow
[05:36] <ray_> ubuntu 10.04 "noise floor calibration timeout"
[05:37] <ray_> I didn't memorize the full error
[05:37] <ray_> on boot
[05:37] <ray_> well
[05:37] <ray_> on recovery mode
[05:41] <kaushal> hi
[05:41] <kaushal> Can some one please guide me about ping output command ?
[05:43] <holstein> kaushal: you wanting to ping something?
[05:43] <holstein> ping -c 4 google.com
[05:43] <kaushal> holstein: yeah i know it
[05:43] <holstein> OH, you mean interpret the data...
[05:43] <holstein> gotcha
[05:43] <kaushal> yes
[05:43] <kaushal> whats the acceptable limit ?
[05:43] <holstein> depends
[05:44] <holstein> i usually get in the 20's
[05:44] <holstein> maybe 40's
[05:44] <holstein> but it really depends
[05:46] <kaushal> holstein: so please explain me about http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/577332/
[05:47] <holstein> eh
[05:47] <holstein> not ideal
[05:47] <holstein> kaushal: wired?
[05:47] <kaushal> yes
[05:47] <holstein> wifi?
[05:47] <holstein> wired...
[05:47] <holstein> hmmm
[05:47] <bioterror> high latency
[05:47] <holstein> kaushal: you got a router?
[05:47] <bioterror> stop torrenting!
[05:48] <holstein> bioterror: hehe
[05:48] <kaushal> bioterror: high latency ?
[05:48] <kaushal> help me understand it
[05:49] <kaushal> what does it mean ?
[05:49] <holstein> i would probably start trying to reduce variables
[05:49] <holstein> get a known good network card
[05:49] <holstein> on a known good machine
[05:49] <holstein> and bypass the router
[05:49] <holstein> call the ISP
[05:50] <holstein> have them test the modem
[05:50] <kaushal> ok
[05:50] <bioterror> kaushal, http://compnetworking.about.com/od/speedtests/a/network_latency.htm
[05:51] <kaushal> actually trying to understand the term "high latency" ?
[05:51] <holstein> latency is time
[05:51] <bioterror> depends about connection and what you ping
[05:52] <bioterror> I would always suggest to ping nameserver of your ISP
[05:52] <bioterror> or another close nameserver
[05:52] <holstein> yeah, try pinging something local kaushal
[05:52] <bioterror> I get from www.google.com 40ms even from my vps
[05:52] <bioterror> and from nameserver I get 0.7ms
[05:52] <bioterror> ^__^
[05:52] <kaushal> ok
[05:52] <holstein> i ping google, then i ping one of my routers or my server
[05:53] <holstein> if i think i have a problem
[05:53] <bioterror> I ping nameserver always
[05:53] <holstein> bioterror: thats a good idea
[05:53] <kaushal> so also why we get different IPs for www.google.com ?
[05:53] <holstein> less variables
[05:53] <bioterror> kaushal, becouse of mirrors
[05:54] <bioterror> kaushal, google doesnt have just one computer in one place ;)
[05:55] <holstein> bioterror: you use your ISP's nameservers?
[05:55] <kaushal> less variables ?
[05:56] <kaushal> not sure i understand that
[05:56] <holstein> kaushal: if you have several points of breakage
[05:56] <holstein> its more challenging to trouble-shoot
[05:56] <holstein> if you can remove things from the equation
[05:56] <holstein> and test
[05:56] <holstein> then it can be easier
[05:58] <kaushal> holstein: trying to understand
[05:58] <kaushal> help me understand with examples
[05:58] <holstein> right
[05:58] <holstein> IF you have a router
[05:59] <holstein> bypassing that would remove a variable
[06:05] <kaushal> thanks holstein
[06:05] <kaushal> bioterror: Thanks
[06:05] <kaushal> Do you recommend some tutorials or books to understand more ?
[06:08] <holstein> kaushal: for networking?
[06:08] <holstein> i like that site bioterror linked
[06:08] <holstein> http://compnetworking.about.com/
[06:08] <holstein> i was browsing it
[06:11] <kaushal> bioterror: yes
[06:11] <kaushal> thats really good
[06:11] <kaushal> much appreciated
[06:13] <ray_> http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=207958
[06:14] <ray_> so I need to change the change my router is set to then?, I set it to channal 11 recently
[06:14] <ray_> I meant I need to change the channel
[06:14] <ray_> sorry, I am sick and can't think well
[06:15] <holstein> ray_: i havent seen that error before
[06:15] <holstein> im on channel 11 though i think
[06:15] <holstein> could be hardware specific i suppose
[06:15] <ray_> ha ha, neither have I
[06:15] <holstein> shouldnt hurt to change it
[06:15] <holstein> and try
[06:15] <ray_> sorry
[06:16] <ray_> linksys rtw54g router and a D-link wireless card
[06:17] <ray_> give me a sec and I will find out the chipset for the card
[06:17] <holstein> ray_: what caused the error?
[06:17] <holstein> did you do a kernel update?
[06:17] <holstein> you could try booting into your older kernel
[06:18] <ray_> I just updated
[06:18] <ray_> before comming here
[06:19] <ray_> I checked before coming here
[06:19] <ray_> and I have this same error on another hard drive
[06:19] <holstein> interesting
[06:19] <holstein> sounds like hardware then
[06:19] <ray_> "00:08.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR2413 802.11bg NIC (rev 01)"
[06:19] <holstein> yeah, try channel 6 or something
[06:19] <holstein> and see
[06:20] <holstein> ray_: you cant boot the machine?
[06:20] <ray_> I switched from channel 6 because our wireless phone
[06:20] <ray_> but we should just replace the phone
[06:20] <holstein> channel 1 then
[06:20] <holstein> ray_: but, whats the problem?
[06:20] <holstein> can you not boot?
[06:21] <ray_> I was getting the internet dropped all the time before I switched channels
[06:21] <holstein> right
[06:21] <holstein> but, is that just a message that flashes?
[06:21] <holstein> and its seems fine otherwise?
[06:21] <ray_> but they are both in the same range that the phone should just be replaced
[06:22] <holstein> you got plenty of channels to try
[06:22] <ray_> I get that message when I go into recover mode in the commanline text
[06:22] <ray_> 11 channels
[06:22] <holstein> ray_: but everthing is working fine?
[06:22] <holstein> i wouldnt worry about it
[06:23] <holstein> if you get network
[06:23] <ray_> well, sort of
[06:23] <ray_> I tried to get 2 hard drives with Ubuntu on them to work together but this hard drive doesn't boot with the other hard drive I want to boot it with
[06:24] <holstein> probably need to select between them
[06:24] <holstein> in the bios
[06:24] <holstein> OR update grub from one of them
[06:24] <holstein> whichever one is booting
[06:24] <ray_> It must be unrelated
[06:24] <ray_> ok
[06:24] <holstein> you should be able to run sudo update-grub
[06:25] <holstein> and the other one gets added
[06:25] <holstein> *should* get added
[06:25] <ray_> sudo update-grub
[06:25] <ray_> ok
[06:25] <ray_> sudo update dash grub
[06:25] <ray_> lol
[06:26] <ray_> I will try it now
[06:26] <ray_> thank you
[06:26] <holstein> sure
[06:26] <ray_> I will be right back
[06:26] <holstein> i might be out
[06:26] <holstein> gotta get horizontal
[06:26] <ray_> it's ok, thank you
[06:26] <holstein> good luck though :)
[06:26] <ray_> sleep, I see
[06:27] <ray_> I wish I didn't have to
[06:27] <ray_> but sometimes it's nice to take a break from life
[06:27] <ray_> lol
[06:27] <ray_> ty
[06:27] <ray_> o/
[06:33] <ray_> hello
[06:34] <ray_> well, I guess he went to sleep
[06:38] <ray_> hello, I want to know more about this Noise floor calibration timeout I am having
[06:38] <ray_> We have another computer in the house running Windows XP on it right now
[06:39] <ray_> I think it is running right now, normally it is not running though, so I should try turning it off and going into recovery mode to see if the error appears I guess
[06:40] <ray_> Anyone have any thoughts on this?
[08:20] <xerex> evilduanedesign, Hello Duane -I was trying to install VLC shares and stream video and I got a prompt message. Would you know what  "VLCShares needs Zend Framework 1.10.6+. Please, install it in library/ folder" means?
[08:22] <bioterror> apt-cache show zend-framework
[08:32] <xerex> bioterror, how shall I fix this then, would you know please?
[08:38] <bioterror> xerex, installing that package, ofcourse
[08:41] <xerex> bioterror, but the package is already installed.
[08:42] <MrChrisDruif> xerex: sudo apt-get install zend-framework -y
[08:53] <xerex> bioterror, it didn't work. I was trying to do a pastebin but can't make it work either.
[11:41] <halpbatman> can anyone help me with setting up ssh server?
[11:43] <halpbatman> anyone knows how to set up ssh server?
[11:43] <halpbatman> i can get it to work locally
[11:43] <halpbatman> but remote access gets refused
[11:44] <halpbatman> i did the necessary port forwarding on my router
[11:44] <ibuclaw> halpbatman, behind a router?
[11:44] <halpbatman> yeah
[11:44] <halpbatman> I did port forwarding/ DMZ
[11:44] <halpbatman> neither worked
[11:45] <ibuclaw> when you say locally, from one computer -> another
[11:45] <halpbatman> yes
[11:45] <halpbatman> like from one laptop to another
[11:47] <ibuclaw> should be nothing stopping you if your connecting to your own network externally. :)
[11:48] <halpbatman> ibuclaw: i mean that's what I figured too.. when I'm on my own network. I can even ssh on my phone
[11:48] <halpbatman> ibuclaw: but when I try from a remote location (from another network) it says connection refused
[11:49] <halpbatman> ibuclaw: even with port forwarding..
[11:51] <halpbatman> has anyone else tried setting up ssh server?
[13:27] <Maddeth> good day all
[13:29] <vibhav> hello
[13:38] <Maddeth> Hey, i have been doing some googling, can anyone tell me the standard lines in the lates sources.list?
[13:46] <head_victim> Maddeth: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine has some information but you will need to swap in your version as they use an older release
[13:46] <Maddeth> head_victim, hmm, all i really want is a sources.list with the latest kde package
[13:47] <head_victim> That has the default sources.list example
[13:47] <s-fox> I would give you mine, but s.fox uses Debian ;)
[13:47] <head_victim> I'd pastebin mine but it is all set up for local Australian mirrors
[13:54] <Maddeth> head_victim, all sorted now, thanks :)
[17:53] <johnny77> If I'm installing a deb file is there command that will install dependancies as well?
[17:53] <charlie-tca> only when the .deb tells it what it needs
[17:54] <charlie-tca> That's why we use the Ubuntu repositories whenever possible
[17:55] <johnny77> charlie-tca: I can't find Opera in the Ubuntu repositories. Something knows what it needs because dpkg give me a list of dependancies that are not installed.
[17:57] <charlie-tca> !info opera
[17:58] <charlie-tca> hm, obviously, the bot here hates me
[17:58] <johnny77> !info opera
[17:58] <charlie-tca> did you install it using dpkg ???.deb   ?
[17:59] <johnny77> yes.
[17:59] <johnny77> sudo dpkg -i blahblah.deb
[18:01] <szczur> johnny77, if you're installing with gdebi, it does inform what are the needed dependencies and installs them. if you're doing it with dpkg -i package.deb as far as i know it won't
[18:02] <raju> upto my idea, it will ask the dependancies  while installing
[18:03] <raju> if it needs
[18:18] <johnny77> Chromium is now not loading, giving me a bus error when ran in terminal. Any ideas?
[18:21] <johnny77> firefox 4.0 crashes no output to terminal
[18:28] <johnny77> It seems that now, none of my browsers work. Firefox, Firefox 4.0, aora, Chromium all crash with a bus error.
[18:30] <charlie-tca> hm, same machine you installed opera on?
[18:32] <johnny77> charlie-tca: yup, I'm thinking opera screwed something up.
[18:33] <johnny77> I tried to purge opera, but receive this error:  subprocess installed post-removal script returned error exit status 10
[18:41] <szczur> johnny77, http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/troubleshooting-debian-ubuntu-package-upgrades-removals.html < this should help
[18:44] <johnny77> szczur: thank you.
[19:06] <johnny77> ok, now opera is gone, but my other browsers are still crashing in bus errors.
[19:08] <charlie-tca> try re-installing or remove and reinstall on them
[19:08] <johnny77> charlie-tca: is there a way to force re-install or do I have to uninstall first?
[19:09] <charlie-tca> Using Synaptic Package Manager, you can reinstall without removing first
[19:09] <johnny77> I don't have synaptic installed :)
[19:10]  * ddecator loves synaptic
[19:10] <charlie-tca> using apt-get, you can run sudo apt-get check
[19:10] <ddecator> johnny77: idk how you get by without synaptic on your computer
[19:10] <johnny77> On my play computer, I'm trying to learn more about the CLI.
[19:10] <charlie-tca> and aptitude is just plain difficult
[19:10] <ddecator> charlie-tca: +1
[19:11] <ddecator> it has its diehard fans though
[19:12] <charlie-tca> johnny77: if you find things wrong when apt-get check is run, you use sudo apt-get -f to force the corrections
[19:16] <szczur> Joeb454, you can run something like this sudo apt-get --reinstall install firefox or whatever package you want
[20:25] <sam22> hello world. I am running Ubuntu server 10.10 and am trying to set up the sftp to work with file zilla on another computer. I can view all the directories on the server but cannot write to it. and when i go to vsftpd.conf to change the write_enable= to YES it says that I do not have write permission. help? what am i missing here? [12:13] <+bioterror> openssh-server works as sftpd
[20:30] <sam22> hello world. I am running Ubuntu server 10.10 and am trying to set up the sftp to work with file zilla on another computer. I can view all the directories on the server but cannot write to it. and when i go to vsftpd.conf to change the write_enable= to YES it says that I do not have write permission. help? what am i missing here? [12:13] <+bioterror> openssh-server works as sftpd
[20:31] <bioterror> use sudo to edit files other than your home folder
[20:32] <bioterror> !sudo | sam22
[20:32] <ubot2> sam22: sudo is a command to run command-line programs with superuser privileges ("root") (also see !cli). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !gksu (GNOME, Xfce), or !kdesudo (KDE). If you're unable to execute commands with sudo see: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo
[20:33] <sam22> thank you very much! that's what i needed
[20:33] <bioterror> you're welcome
[20:34] <sam22> ok well i still can't write files over filezilla
[20:34] <sam22> do i need to enable anonymous ftp?
[20:35] <johnny77> to reinstall a program: after removing do I have to reboot or anyting or can I just install again.
[20:35] <bioterror> johnny77, just install again
[20:35] <bioterror> johnny77, technically only a kernel update requires a reboot
[20:35] <bioterror> we are not using Windows 98 which requires a reboot after changing display resolution
[20:36] <bioterror> sam22, normal user cant change files, use SSH
[20:36] <bioterror> !ssh | sam22
[20:36] <ubot2> sam22: SSH is the Secure SHell protocol, see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH for client usage. PuTTY is an SSH client for Windows; see: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ for it's homepage. See also !scp (Secure CoPy) and !sshd (Secure SHell Daemon)
[20:36] <johnny77> bioterror: I was wondering if you were gonna say something like that. :)
[20:38] <bioterror> sam22, part of linux systems security is to keep users away from other files than home directory
[20:39] <bioterror> sam22, so you cant access files like that with "ftp client"
[20:39] <johnny77> Chromium browser is crashing with a bus error.
[20:39] <sam22> ok thanks. i got putty working already
[20:39] <bioterror> good
[20:39] <bioterror> sudo nano /etc/vsftpd.conf
[20:39] <bioterror> and you can edit it or what ever
[20:39] <bioterror> and ctrl + x = close
[20:40] <sam22> thanks!
[20:43] <bioterror> sam22, I wish you a good and pleasant journey with *nix systems, you have found ssh ;)
[21:07] <johnny77> After a little searching I found out that flashplugin-installer was causing the bus error. Is this what I'm supposed to be installing or is there another one?
[21:09] <charlie-tca> If you are using cli only, you don't have a gui, right?
[21:09] <charlie-tca> flash requires a gui browser
[21:10] <johnny77> I have gui, but am tring to limit a lot of things to CLI. I have fluxbox installed.
[21:11] <charlie-tca> That is the correct flash thing for firefox and midori, as far as I know.
[21:11] <charlie-tca> I don't know if it is fluxbox compatible, though
[21:17] <bioterror> and chromium and and and ;)
[21:18] <johnny77> I think it does because my other computer has fluxbox, but it also has gnome.
[23:26] <johnny77> why would installing flashplugin-installer crash chromium browser in a bus error?