=== Axlin` is now known as Axlin [02:30] hey. anyone got a free mind to pick? [02:35] Hey folks. is anyone here good with sound issues? [07:15] anyone get lighting addon working in thunderbird on amd64? [07:17] ah.. should add it's xubuntu 11.04 [07:22] sillav: You could also try irc.mozilla.org #thunderbird if you don't get an answer here (or try back later) [07:33] sillav: My bad, they have irc.mozilla.org has #calendar <--- may be better [07:40] thx Unit193 [10:00] xi. in 10.04 i have greek support (menus+apps) when logged as admin, but not when logged as user. [10:04] alexandros76: did you switch language for your user? [10:04] from where do i do this? [10:06] alexandros76: on your login screen [10:08] TheSheep: thanks! [10:09] TheSheep: i was aware of that option in login screen and it seems that some of my student switch it .. :-/ [10:09] was->wasnt [11:49] I'm running Xubuntu in a VirtualBox, but it doesn't go on the network until after I login via the login dialog. what should I look for? [11:50] wired internet [11:51] or well, i'm not sure about virtualbox [11:51] The connection it uses (once logged in) is a 'wired' one, according to the settings [11:52] I know this works with Ubuntu, and /thought/ it worked with Xubuntu - could it be a permissions thing, that the network somehow has to run under the user? [11:52] Nomikos: xubuntu uses nm-applet (netwrok-manager applet) just like ubuntu to connect to the *net, afaik this is loaded after gdm, so basically you have to login to get it up and running [11:53] no, not a permissions issue imo [11:53] on HW wired connection works already before logging in [11:54] ochosi: hmm.. maybe they changed it then, because I know I've been able to ssh in without needing the gui [11:55] When I check "available to all users" it just disconnects the network, that's a bit idd [11:55] *odd [11:59] but if I /then/ connect from the menu, ssh in, and log out of the gui, the connection does stay up. and after a restart I can login. I think that solves my problem :) [12:00] ok :) [12:00] good to hear === AndrewMC is now known as SpockVulcan === thermi is now known as Thermi === Pici is now known as ZarroBoogs [15:13] http://shimmerproject.org/2011/04/spotify-support-for-gmusicbrowser/ [16:25] I need help to set up my screen resolution... all i get is "xrandr: Failed to get size of gamma for output default"... [16:34] do you have restricted driver? [16:34] not that i know of [16:36] no === SpockVulcan is now known as AndrewMC [22:39] ciao === emma is now known as em === md_ is now known as Guest33263 [22:53] can someone tell me how to find my xubuntu version (alpha3 or beta1)? all i get so far is "natty (development branch)". [22:54] If you have run updates, it is beta1 [22:54] ok great, thanks! [22:55] i wasn't sure if it would automatically update or not. [22:55] It doesn't really matter, since the alpha3 and beta1 are just cd's built at that point in the development cycle. [22:55] cool. well it works just about perfectly on my eee pc, 1015pem [22:59] hey how can I remove recursly a dir ? "rm -rf .svn" doesn't work :( [23:00] i have this shortcut in my bash profile [23:00] alias rmsvn='find . -name .svn -print0' | xargs -0 rm -rf' [23:00] presumably it worked, which is why i decided to make a note of it :) [23:01] oops except for that typo -- remove the ' after print 0 [23:02] ok [23:02] thx i'll take a note too [23:02] switching to git hmmm !!! [23:04] depends on where the directory is. You might need sudo rm -rf .svn [23:05] it's recursive i'm searchinf charlie-tca [23:05] -r is recursive [23:05] rm -rf is recursive [23:05] yeah but didn't work for dir [23:06] recursive trying to remove dir [23:06] give the full dir name? like /home/lighta/.svn [23:06] not an chmod issue [23:06] no, it is exactly what you want to do when removing a directory [23:06] maybe you want to remove all .svn dirs? in which case, do what i said. [23:06] Is it owned by the user? [23:06] hmm I tryed with ./ charlie-tca isn't this good or need absolute path really ? [23:07] You said it did not work. I would then try an absolute path [23:07] yes Guest33263 that the case i'm trying it [23:07] an not fan about absolute path i'm quite lazy hehe =) [23:07] i'll try [23:07] next time [23:08] your function was fine Guest33263, i'll try on a copy charlie-tca wait sec [23:11] knome: Okay, I waited all day, but I got to know. What is "spotify"? [23:12] charlie-tca, http://www.spotify.com/ [23:12] charlie-tca, on-demand music player [23:13] charlie-tca, with a LARGE database of music [23:13] I thought that was what gmusicbrowser did? [23:13] no, on spotify you can listen to tracks you *don't own* [23:13] like, "wait, i want to listen the new radiohead album" [23:14] then you go to spotify and listen to it [23:14] hm, I guess I won't ever get all this music stuff straight. [23:14] thanks for explaining it. I think I understand it, anyway. [23:14] no problem :) [23:15] I guess it is kind of like what the "radio" used to be :-) [23:15] basically, the idea is that you pay amount n in a month to spotify, and you'll get an ad-free, unlimited access to their music database, without the fuzz of buying anything except the subscription [23:15] yeah, except you get to choose what you are listening to [23:15] heh, I see now. [23:15] that is what the "on-demand" part means there :) [23:15] Maybe I should go buy me a new radio [23:16] i'm afraid that there's no on-demand radios yet ;) [23:17] I used to really enjoy the radio [23:17] but? [23:17] I don't have one anymore [23:18] have you tried the web-based streamed radios? [23:18] they usually offer a better choice of music, also, fitting one's niches better [23:18] yeah, but getting PBS to work every time the development release changes is a bear [23:19] oh, that's wrong. It is NPR, National Public Radio [23:19] i think you can listen to streams with even just VLC by entering the stream url there [23:19] I think [23:19] sure, if I can remember how to make it work. The radio was easy, just turn it on ;-) [23:20] well, you needed to tweak the knob to get the right channel without too much noise [23:20] didn't work charlie-tca [23:20] may I flood a bit ? [23:20] true, must be my age making me lazy [23:20] !pastebin [23:20] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [23:20] ra ok ok [23:22] http://pastebin.com/ZwXLKDx6 === Thermi is now known as thermi [23:23] Tried deleting it with sudo? [23:23] well i'm the owner but I can try if you want [23:24] same result [23:24] lighta, the path should be /home/lighta/Myscript/RO/Rotest/lof_v21/npc/.svn ? [23:25] hmm depend I want to remove all .svn dir on all sub directory from lof_21 [23:26] lighta, with rm -rf, you can delete *one* directory, not many directories with the same name under a specific directory tree [23:26] so hmm idk what to awnser it ain't a file but path would be something like ./lof_v21/.svn or ./lof_v21/npc/.svn [23:27] yeah knome that what I saw I was asking wich command could remove recursly multiple dir [23:28] well, no command in itself, you need a loop just like Guest33263 told you [23:28] but Guest33263 cmd quite fine even if I suppose it not optimal [23:28] yep sad [23:28] I'll make a suggestion on dropbox one day [23:29] dir and file are so different in linux ? [23:29] well you can't remove multiple similarly named files in multiple directories with one command either [23:30] (with one command...) [23:30] hmm a yeah true