[00:07] surunveri, I guess you have to install samba and point it to your linux partition [00:08] I have a videoproblem, my videocard does not work with kubuntu 11.04, I need to drop to a shell and change some drivers, however, the grub loader in kubuntu 11.04 does not show the "escape" option with which it is possible to go to a textboot! [00:08] how can I overcome this [00:10] wohnpal: you get a grub menu? [00:27] yes [00:28] now I have the next problem... I have a nvidia geforece 240 card, it gives garbled video ever since 10.04, so I deleted the nouveau xorg driver and installed nvidia drivers using the text mode... now kde starts and video is ok, howerver, all the fonts are gigantic!!!! even the login screen has gigantic fonts... [00:28] how can I change this [00:35] klj [00:35] anyone able to help me connect to my wifi via cli? iwconfig shows my card, iwlist scan shows my ap. iwconfig essid sets it for a few second, but it doesnt stay and running dhclient wlan0 takes a minute or so but also does nothing, ap has security disabled [00:38] now I have the next problem... I have a nvidia geforece 240 card, it gives garbled video ever since 10.04, so I deleted the nouveau xorg driver and installed nvidia drivers using the text mode... now kde starts and video is ok, howerver, all the fonts are gigantic!!!! even the login screen has gigantic fonts... [00:42] wohnpal:have you set your fonts in system settings -> application apperance -> fonts, also dpi setting is there [00:44] yes I did... it solved the problem, but everything looks like windows 3.11 style... very pixely and ugly... [00:44] have you tried the sub pixel smoothing ? [00:44] yes [00:45] or run the nvidia settings to see if maybe it can help you [00:45] I had the same thing on another box after installing kde within ubuntu, after I did a clean kubuntu install the problem was not there... I did not cahnge the hardware so it is a software problem... [00:46] the force dpi option needs to be "deactivated" or it looks like sht [00:46] odd [00:47] idk i don't have a machine w/ an nvidia card. in a long time [00:47] it just sucks... [01:21] I tried everything.. new xserver settings, nvidia drivers etetc... to no avail!! [01:21] I am going to delete kubuntu from this box.. it just doesn't work... [01:42] f [01:42] g === RKyle is now known as RKyle|away [03:05] Kubuntu is virtual box is only allowing me max of 1024x768 resolution--how can I fix this? === RKyle|away is now known as RKyle [03:06] Installing virtual box guest additions didn't seem to provide anything higher.. [03:13] I think I see why.. I read at the end of the messages after installing guest additions and didn't see any errors. [03:14] When I looked up above further, it said I didn't have a build environment setup... ok.. fixing that now.. [03:26] what is the kde 4.X wifi manager? [03:26] i cant get any sort of useful tools for wifi to load but i thought oen was included [03:28] !plymoth [03:29] ... *facepalm* [03:32] Hey guys, I'm stuck on something. I'm running Kubuntu 11.04. I've downloaded a piece of software to install, and when I click on it, GDebi package installer comes up with an error that says; "This installer is already being used." [03:33] do you have synaptic or a terminal open ? [03:33] No. [03:33] or package manager ? [03:34] The downloaded file is saved to the harddrive, and the error keeps coming up, even after I have shut the computer down and brought it back up. [03:34] weird [03:34] thats a new one on me, but then again, i havnt tried 11.04 either [03:35] Thoughts/ideas/suggestions? [03:37] !aptfix [03:37] If an APT front-end crashed and your database is locked, try this in a !terminal: « sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a » [03:37] Give that a try [03:39] Holy... [03:43] ...Hotdog? [03:46] lol [03:49] How can I find open package managers and kill them? [03:51] alt-f2 [03:51] Ok. [03:53] All right. === RKyle is now known as RKyle|away === RKyle|away is now known as RKyle [04:06] !aptfix [04:06] If an APT front-end crashed and your database is locked, try this in a !terminal: « sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a » [04:08] Wow. Just out of curiousity, I selected and copied the commands recommended by ubottu, then pasted them in the terminal. I didn't know you could do that... [04:09] So cool. xD [04:12] Bye! :D [04:17] In the beginning, the universe was created. This made a lot of people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move. [04:18] xD! [04:19] hey Linkmaster, how's it going? [04:19] Its going, its going. Trying to help a friend shake off the terror known as iTunes [04:20] Linkmaster: sorry to hear haha [04:20] Yeahh..they use Windows, so even worse [04:21] it's a brutal peice of software... things tacked on here and there [04:22] tacked on? Better definition is that iTunes is tacked onto things here and there [04:23] well... it's a cluster* of many things.... [*]add your own curse [04:23] Any suggestions as to what I could use to help a computer-illiterate girl drop iTunes, with something much nicer, like Amarok:windows? [04:24] * Linkmaster wonders why the hell people even like iPods...cruddy firmware, even worse software, even WORSE price tag, not to mention they become obsolete three days after they are released.... [04:25] http://www.mediamonkey.com/ was the best I could find for my sister... who is also computer-illiterate [04:25] it's amarok-ish and seems to work with IPhones and Pods.... [04:26] When I mean computer-illiterate, I"m talking like, she doesn't even know that iTunes is a cluster[*]. She suspects its slowing her computer down, but she still uses it. never defrags her computer. Doesn't do anything. I worry about her [04:26] So I'm having an issue with my router. [04:26] arbitrarynick: what kind of issue? [04:27] SIR_Taco: this looks good, and arbitrarynick tell us, we might be able to help [04:27] The router works wonderfully. The primary (XP) computer connects without any setup, the Xbox connects without any setup, but the Kubuntu machine can't connect. [04:27] Particularly, it claims the router refuses connections. [04:27] Now, I had to modify some settings from factory default to hook it up over lan to the other computer at one point, but it's otherwise 9.10 Kubuntu newborn. [04:28] Linkmaster: the answer is always 42... so... it can't be too bad :) [04:28] Yep, I concur! :D [04:28] arbitrarynick: first... before we get too carried away... wireless? wired? what kind of security, if wired? [04:28] And hm... [04:28] if wireless I mean [04:28] Wired, I think it includes a firewall. [04:29] Is the ssid broadcast? Oh [04:29] EBR-2310 from D-Link, if you prefer specifics. [04:29] * Linkmaster has never had a kubuntu machine refuse connections from a wired connection.... [04:29] It claims the Router is refusing the connection :| [04:29] Which, at least, suggests the connection is acknowledged. [04:30] arbitrarynick: Ok... and you don't have any restrictions on number of connections and/or MAC adresses, etc? [04:31] I don't believe so, the connection settings are sort of confusing, but they seem to be set by default extremely liberal. [04:31] About the only frownyface it makes by default is turning the firewall on. [04:32] arbitrarynick: ok.... the XP computer and the Xbox are also wired? [04:32] Quite so. The Router doesn't even have wireless options. [04:33] It was $14, so I was quite okay with that. [04:34] arbitrarynick: haha ok... just assumed it was both... [04:34] arbitrarynick: what is the exact error message that you get when trying to connect? [04:34] Yep. Just a wired routing option. I think, possibly, it may be the settings I had to modify whilst fiddling around to get a lan setup between the two systems. Error message to follow. [04:34] I *LOVE* the new Kubuntu 11.04!!! [04:36] Konqueror (9.10) - The requested operation (connecting to the router's IP address) could not be completed. Connection to Server Refused. Details of Request: Url: http://192.168.0.1 Protocol: http: Datetime blah blah Additional Information: Host unreachable Description: The server 192.168.0.1 Refused to allow this computer to make a connection. [04:37] arbitrarynick: ok.... so you can connect to the internet, but not to other computers on the network? === cortexman_ is now known as cortexman [04:37] Possible causes: The server, while connected to the internet (this is misleading due to it being a router), may not be configured to allow requests. The server, while blah, may not be running the requested service (http), A network firewall, either protecting your network or the network of the server, may have intervened, preventing this request. [04:37] No, it can't connect to the internet either. Different message on internet connect fail. [04:38] ok... what if you do "sudo dhcpd" in a terminal [04:39] might want to try to tab-complete that... been a while since I had to do that command [04:39] Guhh, what is the name of the terminal in Kubuntu again? This is my first kubuntu machine and the different names confuse me. [04:39] Is there a way to get the system to notify you if the keyboard locks are on/off, llike the Caps Lock, Num Lock, etc? [04:39] "konsole" [04:40] There it is [04:40] Command Not FOund. [04:41] arbitrarynick: give me a second... let me boot back into Kubuntu and I'll walk you through it [04:41] Many thanks. [04:41] arbitrarynick: Try to copy the command and then paste it into Konsole. [04:42] That will help bypass any mistypes on your part. [04:42] Not really doable. I just doublecheck like a fiend. [04:42] Why is it not really doable? [04:42] "dhcpd" was said, "dhcpd" was entered, it was not found. [04:42] This is not that machine. I have no real way to copy and paste from one machine to the other. [04:42] Ah. [04:43] That would present a problem, yes... [04:45] Let's see, I don't believe the problem is with the ethernet cord, it's a straightthrough, which is what one uses with a router. . . [04:46] Indeed, they both seem to be aware of each other at least. [04:46] Networking between computers with different operating systems? [04:47] I.E. One has Kubuntu Linux, another has... Windows? [04:48] Not. . . really. . . [04:48] arbitrarynick: ok, back in Kubuntu [04:48] I'm not really interested in them even knowing each other exist. That would be cool, that would be handy, but really I just want all of them to be able to connect via the router to the internet. [04:49] Anyway, hey SIR_Taco. [04:49] LINKSWORD2: its possible, I've done similar before [04:50] Difficult, though. I used to work in I.T. services. [04:50] so, it seems I'm stuck back 10 years ago in Slackware days.... try "sudo dhclient" [04:50] What info needst thou from it? [04:51] im getting a message that that nepomuk service is not started [04:51] how do i start it? [04:51] or tell it to auto start [04:51] (The command worked) [04:51] Should I pastebin the output? [04:51] arbitrarynick: it worked as in it connected? or not? if not then yes pastebin it [04:51] Simple question: I'd like to switch the digital clock on the taskbar to 24-hour format. How may I do this? [04:52] LINKSWORD2: right-click and select "digital clock settings" [04:53] Next? [04:53] DarkriftX: under "System Settings" go to "Desktop Search" all the options are there [04:54] i see the options [04:54] but there is no obvious way to start the service [04:54] or tell it to start [04:54] the check boxes were all already checked [04:54] !mouse [04:54] You can find mouse-related settings in System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse [04:55] Hehe. Ubottu is so helpful. [04:56] DarkriftX: and it still says it's not running? [04:56] yes [04:56] SIR_Taco: http://pastebin.com/b6nXGivS [04:56] "the nepomuk backup services do not seem to be running......" [04:56] I realise there's annotations, but I have to copy this stuff by hand. [04:57] DarkriftX: backup is one thing... the service is another.,.. [04:57] thats why i assumed there was a diff place to start it [04:57] thats what i get when i go to the nepomuk backup icon [04:58] it says backups will not work without the service [04:59] LINKSWORD2: seems I can't find it at the moment.... used to be as easy as I said... but I run on 24hour time so I haven't noticed [04:59] DarkriftX: that's only backups of the meta-data it collects.... not backups of the files themselves [04:59] lol xD [05:00] I do, also, and this is the first time I haven't been able to find it. [05:00] Has anyone been able to use the 6/7th button on a mouse in kde? [05:01] well [05:01] arbitrarynick: it seems as though it connects to the router [05:01] wait a second! [05:01] Yeah, the implication it gives is that the router subsequently tells it to shove it. [05:01] The buttons work, but only in firefox. Plasma doesn't seem to knwo they're there [05:02] arbitrarynick: that is very strange indeed.... have you tried resetting the defaults on the router? or checking the logs on the router? [05:02] I have no idea what to look for, this is my first router. I understand networks on a theoterical level, but don't have much practice. [05:04] have you been into the settings page of your router? usually in your browser you can type in the address bar 192.168.0.1 (from your pastebin) [05:05] Yeah, that's what I have open on the XP machine. The thing is, trying to do that from the Kubuntu machine results in the refused connection error. [05:05] I get the unknown host error trying to connect to the internet. [05:05] arbitrarynick: and if you reset to defaults? [05:06] on the router I mean [05:06] SIR_Taco: I've got to reboot my system. Would you please research for me how to change the time format? [05:06] LINKSWORD2: sure... why not... I've had enough beer to do that :) [05:06] LMAO! [05:07] * LINKSWORD2 passes SIR_Taco another beer. [05:07] Honestly, I'm having trouble finding the reset feature. It's hardly necessary, though, the router's only been connected for a few hours and I haven't made any changes to the settings. [05:07] not a good idea lol [05:07] Oh. [05:07] arbitrarynick: ok... what about the log files? [05:07] * LINKSWORD2 passes SIR_Taco's beer to anyone else that wants it. :D [05:08] LINKSWORD2: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=408519 === _olskolirc is now known as konversation_tes [05:09] What. [05:09] The. [05:09] It's just started working all on its own. [05:09] ? [05:09] I was sending requests to the router and net from the Kubuntu machine to make sure I had the right info in my log, and it started completing connections successfully. [05:10] Arbitrarynick: What's the router make/model? === dan__ is now known as dan_l [05:10] D-Link EBR-2310 [05:11] arbitrarynick: It knew you were talking to me and it got scared... obviously :) [05:11] Now I'm not saying [05:11] I'm just saying [05:11] I have a little experience with that particular device [05:11] and [05:11] I' want to put this nicely. [05:11] It's not very good. [05:11] dan_l: I [05:11] dan_l: just [05:12] dan_l: thought [05:12] For [05:12] $14 [05:12] I'd say [05:12] It worked out pretty okay. [05:12] dan_l: maybe you could put everything into one line [05:12] Sorry Sir_taco. I'm eating dinner and typing. It shortens my sentences a hair. [05:13] dan_l: no problem, just bugging [05:13] That being said, I think my router is magical. [05:13] Nothing, and I mean NOTHING has EVER gone right with a computer in my hands. [05:13] Aritrarynick: Oh. If it was only 14 bucks fine and dandy. but the thing has quite a few quirks. I installed it at my inlaws house. [05:13] And installed it for them because I don't like them. so that tells ya something. [05:14] This router just successfully handled three entirely different machines with NO setup on any of them, and just a bit of dicking around with the Kubuntu one (as in, it was messing with me, not that changes were required). [05:14] That is honestly the single most successful installation of anything I've ever had. [05:14] arbitrarynick: honestly... if they are wired... there should be no dicking around what-so-ever [05:15] well in the last 10 years or so anyway [05:15] Run by that last sentence again. Nothing ever goes this well for me. Ever. [05:15] But if you want to talk about things that require dicking around, try an AOL connection (I am incredibly pleased to be free of them). [05:15] arbitrarynick: haha ok.... my brother would say you're magnetic [05:15] well I had one kubuntu installation that went this well yesterday. I was impressed, on my other box I have problems though [05:15] SIR_Taco: The link you gave me appears to be for an older version of Linux. [05:15] I am currently running 11.04. [05:16] kubuntu does not like a geforce 240 videocard... [05:16] LINKSWORD2: ok... give me a second... and you owe me a beer lol [05:16] Okay, so continuing on my merry way. . . [05:16] But I gave it to dan_l! lol [05:16] "Distribution upgrade process exited with code 127" [05:17] well then dan_l owes me a beer... it really doesn't matter lol [05:18] Seems to be related to sources.list [05:21] I just installed suse on a second drive. Does anyone know how I can add it to my grub menu? [05:21] !grub [05:21] GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 - See !grub1 for releases before Karmic (9.10) [05:21] thanks LINKSWORD2 [05:22] That may help you, but it may also not be accurate. [05:22] See if it helps, and if not, you're welcome to come back. [05:22] GAHH === Captainkrtek1 is now known as Captainkrtek [05:22] Alright. I'm back. Who was getting the 127 on upgrade? [05:22] One thing I hate about sudo is how unforgiving it is with file editing. [05:23] LINKSWORD2: seems to be a problem with the release.... if you go under System Settings -> Local -> Date & Time... the changes don't effect your clock... but maybe they would on reboot [05:23] That's surprising.... [05:24] I work on 24-hour clock, so I haven't really noticed the change... it's now 00:24 [05:25] * LINKSWORD2 shoots SIR_Taco with a potato gun.* [05:25] LINKSWORD2: been hit with worse than potatoes haha [05:26] I'm a vengeful SOB. [05:28] LINKSWORD2: http://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=91784 not looking good [05:30] seems it's a bug that's been reported. [05:30] Oh, fun... >.> [05:31] if it's not your computer, then I would suggest setting the locale settings the correct way, and an update will fix it eventually [05:32] or teach them the beauty of subtracting by 12 :) [05:33] I want to use 24 hour format. 12 is fine, but not my style. [05:33] ..... [05:34] Cuz sir taco is a vampire [05:34] LINKSWORD2: I would hope that the next minor release of 4.6 would fix this [05:35] dan_l: a Canadian beer vampire maybe [05:35] :) [05:35] You're a......Canadian? [05:36] dan_l: yea... that mythical creature [05:36] I'm playing. I love Canadians. For the most part. It depends on the part of Canada really. [05:37] Southern Ontario [05:37] Vancouver? Great. Victoria? Awesome. Thunder Bay: a blast. But there's another part. It's sinister. Very scary. [05:38] I go up to a town called ignace in Ontario for fishing and hiking. [05:39] Well, SIR_Taco, I suppose I'll just keep this computer on standard 12-hour format... [05:40] dan_l: I'm the other side of Ontario... between Toronto and Ottawa [05:40] LINKSWORD2: you figured it out? [05:41] Nope. [05:41] It was already on 12-hour. I want 24. [05:41] LINKSWORD2: ah, lol [05:41] I am using kubuntu 11.04 on my laptop. the function keys layout always change to a one which is different from what is printed on the keyboard after a few weeks. I can recover the correct keyboard layout through plugout the battery and plugin again. Why this problem haunts? Anyone has any ideas? [05:42] LINKSWORD2: I was thinking the other way around, but you still have the same problem [05:42] Indeed. [05:42] Sir_Taco lives too close to montreal. I will not crash on his couch. [05:42] xieyi: make/model of your laptop? [05:43] dan_l: it's an uncomfortable couch to sleep on anyway haha [05:43] how to do this? what is model [05:44] xieyi: what's the brand of the laptop? [05:44] Hasee [05:45] it is not listed in the keyboard layout [05:45] When I am runing windows, the problem never happens [05:46] I don [05:46] i don't know whether is the problem of the laptop or os [05:46] what is model? Do you mean the keyboard layout? [05:47] xieyi: the issue is that it's likely a common laptop keyboard that the manufacturer has made the keys different. With Windows they have mapped the keys correctly... but not with Linux... [05:48] is there anyway to solve the problem once for all? [05:48] https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KDEMultimediaKeys [05:48] the basics are there [05:49] but you'll have to figure out what exactly the problem is first [05:49] I would think you could start at that link [05:49] thanks, I will check it out [05:49] oh wow... that brings me back to my days working on LinEAKd :) [05:50] even got published in an O'Riley book for that one haha [05:52] O'riley will publish anybody these days :) [05:53] seems so lol [05:54] oh... found it... just a little ego stroke I guess lol : http://books.google.ca/books?id=sxFKWViD-7YC&pg=PA100&lpg=PA100&dq=phil+%22sir_taco%22+woodland&source=bl&ots=gjDtmxaSUo&sig=1LMFnTULXbfC7sbO-DzY_xZRBMg&hl=en&ei=yn_gTbDlCs3r0QHbp-2rBw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CBkQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=phil%20%22sir_taco%22%20woodland&f=false [05:56] Sir_Taco: you know quite a bit of linux, it would appear [05:57] I know enough [05:57] Why kubuntu? [05:57] because I got lazy :) [05:57] I'm not beefing. I'ts more a matter of curiousity. It seems like a lot of the linux god users are all on other distros. [05:58] and being lazy seems like a pretty reasonable answer:) I use linux because I'm too lazy to use windoze [05:58] I am no god user..... [05:58] An experienced user though, I'd imagine [05:59] .. Wow. [06:01] when I was 15 I was asked to come to LucasArts for an interview also [06:01] hi all. is there any possibility to make the system notificate about incoming emails (using kmail) but with kmail closed. it make it only once when the systme starts, but is it possible to make it continiously the same way as if kmail was open? [06:01] ... FML [06:02] akis: as far as I know.... you need to have Kmail open.... or else how would it know you have a message? [06:05] this is what i know too. but today when i started the system without to open kmail i recieved a notification for system tray that i had 2 messages and i opened kmail and i found them in. how system can konw about email's arrival before i opened kmail? [06:08] akis: I don't use Kmail... but it is possible, since it's a part of KDE, that the message indicator is tied closely to Kmail and logs you in automatically [06:10] I've just gone down a crazy path of nostalgia... thanks LINKSWORD2 and dan_l lol [06:11] ... What did I do? I swear I'm innocent!!! [06:11] . [06:11] xD [06:11] Sir_Taco will have nightmares for a week about the month he spent following RMS around [06:11] RMS? [06:11] haha not quite [06:12] more nightmares of the very old Outlaws level editor I think [06:12] Oh, crap... [06:13] and the scripting that went with it [06:13] linksword2: NOOOOB. Richard Matthew Stallman [06:13] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2xfrApGOr4 [06:13] I'm not a noob. Excuse me if it's MIDNIGHT here~!! [06:13] * LINKSWORD2 kills dan_l with a glass shard. [06:14] now now.. [06:15] You assume too much.... [06:16] LINKSWORD2: ok... you assume dan_l assumes too much.... what line of work do you assume I'm in? [06:16] Does it really matter? [06:17] no.... but we're running on assumptions [06:18] *Sigh.* [06:19] oops [06:20] I was teasing. You're in a linux chatroom and didn't know who RMS was:) [06:20] now I feel bad [06:20] I didn't know... [06:21] it was leading to a joke lol [06:21] any trick to load faster blogspot.com pages. already installed adblock but still is the only server that chrome cannot negociate with (you tube also sometimes, google maps too). any further idea? [06:26] akis: other than getting your ISP to cache it, I'm not sure === _olskolirc is now known as testingkonv [06:32] my ISP gave me dns entries but the problem persists. [06:33] only under kubuntu. under windows everything is fine. [06:33] in the same system i mean. [06:33] akis: do you use the same browser in each? [06:34] well yes. i tried opera 11.11. [06:35] opera is very-very fast under windows. but it is not under kubuntu. cannot "translate" pages as fast it do it under xp. [06:36] akis: ok... so it's the rendering time that's the problem? [06:36] firefox under kubuntu is very slow, so i am now with chrome which is really fast loadin evey pages but stops in blogspot pages, google maps and everywhere google is involved. [06:38] akis: it doesn't load those pages? or it's slow loading them? [06:38] maybe..who knows...it is very very strange...an other machine under win7 connected in the same wireless network running opera 11.11 is going fine, very very fast. [06:39] certain times cannot load them, certain times load half page, certain load whole page but after some minutes! [06:40] what if you do "sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer" in konsole? [06:40] i have already installed all the plugins. is it necessary to do it? [06:41] it's necessary to have flash plugin to do what you want === massimo is now known as Guest83076 [06:43] Shockwave Flash Version: 10.3 r181 Location: opt/google/chrome/libgcflashplayer.so [06:43] is already installed, thati is not enough? [06:46] and if the problem it's rendering time, how can i solve it? [06:48] akis: well the big problem is that Flash in Linux doesn't make use of a lot of the hardware accelerated drivers [06:49] Is there a way to set KDEWallet to not ask for authentication every time I connect to a network? [06:51] maybe you have this the point, but i am running suse 11.2 in a desktop machine over 18 months and before i run in the machine for over another 18 onts previous version fo opensuse using firefox and i hadn't any problem browsing. [06:51] @tesla. in wallet's configuration must be an exception or even a deletion [06:53] @tesla. system settings/kde wallet/access control [06:54] try to delete knetwork manager [06:54] akis: same versions though? there's been quite a few changes as of late [06:57] so...what do u think can i do to solve this very annoying problem before i get the decision to go back to xp (oh my God) just to have fast internet access in every page i want using the extremely fast opera 11.11? [07:00] akis: there's a bottle-neck somwhere... but I doubt it being Linux [07:01] unless it's all Flash based, then possibly.... but I don't have a problem [07:09] bottle-neck? what is this? [07:15] akis: I mean that it's likely a problem with Flash and the video driver [07:23] hmm. that is very possible...because i test my system using live cd of opensuse 11.4/11.4 and lxde 11.4 (based on opensuse) and i had the same problem. for conlusion the problem is always the same using different distros, diffenrent browsers, but it isn't a bandwith problem as other machine in the network work fine and the same machine under xp was very fast too. So how video driver's problem negotiating with flash can be solved? === volodya_ is now known as volodya [07:47] i found the way to have kmail closed but to take email's notification. just enable system tray icon always option. very simple and convinient. [08:04] HALLO [08:04] 30BAAARWB: [08:05] HALLO [08:43] how can i add dvorak layout support in kdm? === k is now known as Guest84553 === muesli_ is now known as muesliMHD === anuvrat_ is now known as anuvrat [12:31] hi all. is it worth to try Rekonq? [12:31] guys suddenly today i have problem with my desktop, i have only black screen and error widnow whows up that plasma-desktop couldnt be load but i can open apps using alt+f2 and kwin effects also work, any ideas what can be wrong ? [12:33] akis: it's a relatively simple (and so light) browser. it's like arora, but more integrated with KDE [12:34] akis: btw firefox is the standard to surfe in the web [12:36] Hi, I have two questions: how can I install hotot in Kub64 10.10? [12:36] Peace-: I'll recommend FF when 1) the Qt UI becomes supported, and 2) it stops eating my RAM like some techno-delicacy [12:36] The other one is, anyone knows something about aMule going wrong in 11.04? [12:36] as i have a problem without solution (ff/opera/chrome cannot load certain pages related to google) is any possibily to solve it with rekonq. ok ... i know the answer... try it! [12:37] tsimpson: well you right it eats ram [12:37] tsimpson: btw it looks good to me , http://wstaw.org/m/2011/05/28/plasma-desktopTW1739.jpg [12:38] browser battle, I usually prefer Firefox, but if I'm in a hurry I use Chromium, it's faster [12:39] Peace-: themes are all well and good, but dependencies are annoying ;) [12:39] juanantonio: if I [12:39] gerr, enter spam [12:39] if I'm in a hurry, I use arora [12:39] tsimpson: xD you right , btw ... there is an alpha ui made in qt for firefox [12:40] tsimpson: xD but .. it freezes [12:40] it's quick to load (because it's Qt) and not bogged-down with features [12:40] Can anyone help me with the questions [12:40] tsimpson: arora chromium chorme konqueror and others can't do print selection :( [12:42] Peace-: who prints web pages these days? ;) [12:42] tsimpson: :( me [12:42] tsimpson: i read a lots ;) [12:42] but I think that's likely a webkit issue, and most use (some variant) of webkit [12:42] tsimpson: yes !! it's a webkit issue but in true it was a khtml issue [12:43] Peace-: webkit came from khtml [12:43] but you'd think apple would have "fixed" it, maybe it's just hard to do (IDK) [12:48] tsimpson: it's hard i have asked a lots of time and it seems it's a nasty bug [13:16] Howdy [13:17] hey [13:19] kfilebox won't launch the connection wizard , it appears to install, ok mbut on first use it establishes a connection to the dropbox server , which in my case isn't happening [13:57] midway through installing gnome while in the KDE , the packages intaller stopped installing (downloading was complete) at 71%. i retsarted and now it will not finish the inmstall, i can not boot into Gnome , and i do not know how to fix this. [13:57] does any one know how nto fix a gnome desktop ? [13:58] hi. i install firefox with the command 'sudo apt-get install firefox' but the system doesn't create an icon in my menu under internet option. how can i meke it manually to start ff? [13:58] KDE gr? [13:58] kubuntu or ubuntu ? [13:59] kubuntu [13:59] kde [13:59]