[00:00] olá pessoal [00:01] esse IRC é para brasileiros [00:03] Hi all, I installed ubuntu to try it out and now want to remove it completely. When I try and uninstall ubuntu-desktop from Kpackagekit it does not remove the genome applications. can any one let me know how to remove gnome completely [00:04] u wanna remove gnome or the complete linux installation? [00:04] !purekde [00:04] If you want to remove all !Gnome packages and have a default !Kubuntu system follow the instructions here « https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureKDE » [00:04] just gnome.. I want to keep my kubuntu installation' [00:04] ^Right there, best thing in the world [00:05] * genii-around slides Linkmaster a coffee [00:05] :D [00:05] alguêm fal aportugus ??? [00:06] eu precido de uma ajuda¹ [00:06] ! [00:06] i need help [00:07] well with what exactly ? [00:07] ubottu: There is no Natty guide in that link.. and using apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop does not solve my problem.. [00:08] vadrao: follow that guide, it covers all *buntu stuff [00:09] olá pessoal preciso d euma ajuda [00:09] !br | well [00:09] well: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigado. [00:11] vadrao: for natty: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purekde [00:11] vadrao: Just follow the Hardy instructions for kde4 :) [00:12] Or iconmefisto's suggestion... [00:14] iconmefisto: Thanks a lot. That is what I was looking for.. === szal_ is now known as szal === DavidTalbot is now known as DavidTalbot|afk === DavidTalbot|afk is now known as DavidTalbot [01:08] hola amigos [01:09] hi Epyon [01:10] who had ever used LTSP? [01:11] Linux Terminal Server [01:18] Anyone have any idea why rekonq and arora display Facebook better then firefox ? [01:21] TheBuntu: because FF is becoming quite a bloated and heavy web browser. Rekonq is fast and light, I don't use arora though I've heard about it, and since its light it loads lighter pages quickly. FF chugs along on any page, and here on Linux at least, I've noticed that Rekonq is optimium for everything except heavy flash [01:23] Linkmaster: ok that makes sence.... i dont care for arora... but is there anything light that is better then rekonq [01:47] any body have idea about the pdf editor [01:47] i need to edit a pdf file [01:52] advise to reset the ubuntu as original settings === cyberghost is now known as SilenceWords === jacobsen is now known as ptjwasup [02:55] check check [03:42] hi, my GPU fan is running fullspeed, and Nvidia settings show me it is speed 0 > http://picpaste.com/pics/fan-sKbpFbMa.1308710443.png [03:42] how do i enable the auto speed function ? === juliano is now known as Guest5807 === root is now known as Guest38707 === mobile is now known as Loki2U [05:15] hi , there is itunes for kubuntu ? [05:19] Hi, is there any way I can install kde3 on 11.04? [05:20] Phosphenes: I don't think so..I believe KDE3 died out since 9.10. I believe [05:21] Ok, thanks [05:24] Phosphenes: do try and give KDE4 a try though. I personally love it, and its very well supported. The more stable version is 4.5 which is on Lucid I believe, if not its 4.4 on Lucid. 4.6 is the latest stable for Natty, though with project-neon you can get 4.7 [05:27] I do have KDE4 installed, but its quite slow on my netbook even with all the graphical effects disabled so I wanted to try downgrading it [05:30] Phosphenes: you using Natty? because there are known power issues with the kernel at the moment. I noticed a slight slowdown as well on my 992mb card, especially with blur [05:30] I am using Natty right now, but I originally had Maverick when I first installed. I was hoping that upgrading it would be faster but it's about the same [05:31] I'm using the lubuntu desktop right now because it's a lot faster, but it's a bit simpler than I would like. [05:32] Personally, Maverick is faster on my computer. My experience, though I've tweaked Natty to work beautifully. It especially helps if you disable strigi and nepomuk [05:34] How do I disable them? Do I just sudo apt-get remove them? [05:34] I believe that will destroy your desktop :P [05:34] oh, that wouldn't be good [05:34] Hmm, I used to remember, hold on... [05:34] What are they for? [05:35] file indexing [05:35] Wouldn't I need them then? [05:36] It depends on things; I've personally never disabled them, though a lot of people say when they disable them, they get under 200 megs of RAM usage upon reboot. I wouldn't know though [05:37] I see, well I think I can probably survive on this lubuntu desktop for now. I plan on getting a newer netbook sometime this year anyway. [05:37] Hmm, that sounds good. Perhaps try lucid though, if I'm correct it uses a LOT less power than Maverick and Natty [05:38] Ok, thanks for the help === anton___ is now known as Guest63821 [05:39] anytime [05:51] hello all, i have done my searching and i cant find a surefire way to backup my drive into an iso image and also restore it.. could someone help? [05:54] you can use DD to make a mirror [05:54] but an ISO? [05:56] clonezilla might do what you want [05:56] most people just use rsync, imo [06:48] http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-25676.html <- need help with step 3 (can't find directory hotplug) [06:51] anyone here? [06:54] looking [06:55] what happened when you did cd /etc/hotplug/usb [06:55] oh, can't find dir [06:58] Hey there. I just installed a fresh copy of Kubuntu 11.04 [06:59] And that wasn't supposed to send yet... It's not showing any wireless networks for some reason, and rfkill list doesn't show wlan0 [06:59] I had a similar problem on Opensuse 11.4 but it was on a different laptop and rfkill unblock wifi fixed it [07:00] Actually it does show Wifi, it just doesn't show any networks [07:07] How can I find out what wireless card is inside my laptop? [07:09] tinlys: try lspci [07:09] tkleader that was not yo tinlys, sorry [07:10] lol! I log in and it asks me to identify, and then it says I'm already logged in.... [07:10] lspc? [07:11] lol [07:12] |o| ofcours [07:14] I've got a weird thing going on. I think I need a display driver, but I'm not certain about it... [07:14] When I start up my system and Kubuntu begins to start up, I get a message on a black screen that says; "Cannot Display This Video Mode" [07:14] After a couple moments, the system re-adjusts, presumably to a different Video Mode and I'm able to log in. [07:15] DarkwingDuck: I hope you're awake. lol [07:16] Linkmaster: Hello. Did you get your question about Helvetica or any of its variants answered since last time? [07:18] linkmaster said in another channel he was going to bed a few mins ago [07:19] I don't think users should lurk around inactively.... [07:19] If they're away, the should LOG OFF!!!! [07:19] lol [07:19] he did! [07:19] Know what I mean? [07:19] I think [07:19] .... He's still in the user list. [07:19] otoh, I'm here 24/7 [07:20] on a bouncer [07:20] but I set myself away, usually [07:20] wanna fight about it? [07:20] :-) [07:20] I'd win. :P [07:21] Anyway... Forget about that. Perhaps you could help with the issue in my original post? (Display driver issue, possibly.) [07:24] well, you can try jockey-kde if you haven't already [07:24] I don't know much about that stuff [07:24] ... jockey-kde? [07:24] Uh.... What? [07:25] alt f2 [07:25] and then [07:25] jockey-kde [07:27] "No proprietary drivers are in use on this system." [07:28] hmmm [07:28] I think it needs a proprietary driver, however.... [07:28] I hope someone else wanders in who knows more than me then [07:28] it should offer the correct one [07:30] yours start grub is ok? [07:30] This is the only OS on my system. No need to install GRUB. [07:31] grub is not just for OSs [07:31] ja :-) [07:31] also for kernels [07:31] Er...... [07:31] you need grub2 [07:32] otherwise, how do you change to safe mode? [07:32] etc. [07:32] !grub2 [07:32] 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) [07:33] it's the boot manager for everything you might need to boot into [07:33] Hey there. I was hoping that I could get some help with my laptops wireless in Kubuntu..? [07:33] !wireless [07:33] Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs [07:33] two for two! [07:38] Thanks Valorie. I've made some headway, but I'm still new-ish to Linux. It's saying something about NDISwrapper and I have no idea what it is [07:39] bleah [07:40] Lol thats not response worries me [07:40] that is some sort of wrapper around the blob [07:40] gosh [07:40] Gah [07:40] dunno [07:40] Great that sounds confusing :S [07:41] I was just running Linux Mint and the wireless worked, but I like KDE better. [07:46] Fixed it! [07:46] Thanks for getting me a headstart Valorie :D [07:52] super! [07:55] Sooper Dooper [08:10] hi! i got the problem that if i start a program, e.g. firefox it is startet in the background and i have to right-klick on the minimized window shown on the taskbar to check the box "always in foreground". Does anybody know this issue and can tell me how to get rid of it? I am using kde and the problem occured after an dist-upgrade. [08:14] flashdeluxe: Can you explain more? [08:14] Wait a second.... [08:14] LINKSWORD2 What do you want to know :) [08:14] If you start a program, i.e. Firefox, it always starts in the background? [08:15] yes [08:16] Ok, first of all, do you have any applets running in the background? [08:16] Something like a game, etc. [08:16] no nothing, it happens after a reboot when nothing is started, too [08:17] Hmm.... [08:17] So at this point, you have your system on its default config, or as close to it as possible? [08:18] valorie, do you know the command for creating a system event log? [08:19] LINKSWORLD2: No, i reinstalled kde but i guess that my config wasn`t replaced [08:20] How bizarre. [08:21] Which OS did you install, and what did you upgrade to? [08:22] No way.... Kori? [08:22] yeah :/ how can i completely reinstall kde? with new configs? I upgraded from maverick to natty [08:23] yeah? [08:23] I think you might know me, koribori... [08:23] Maverick is 10.10, correct? [08:23] !maverick [08:23] Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat) was the thirteenth release of Ubuntu. Download http://releases.ubuntu.com/10.10/ - Release Info: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1010 [08:24] OK, yeah. [08:24] flashdeluxe: Do you have anything on your harddrive that you NEED to save? [08:25] noo.... i dont know you >.< [08:25] LINKSWORD2 almost everything? :D [08:25] .... Ouch. lol [08:26] LINKSWORD2 why did you ask? what do you suggest? [08:26] I'm known for using USB external harddrives, and a remote backup server. [08:27] !clonezilla [08:27] D'oh@ [08:28] flashdeluxe: I would back up your important files often. [08:28] to get new configs, just rename/move your .kde file [08:28] I believe a sys event log is always kept [08:29] You have two possibilities.... Your Maverick OS didn't install 100% correctly, or in upgrading to Natty, something goofed. [08:29] I don't think you have to create it [08:29] ok so could i purge kde, remove .kde and install kde? [08:30] You could. [08:31] If you have your documents, etc. saved on a separate harddrive, that can save you a LOT of headache. [08:31] an which package/s do i have to purge? [08:32] I don't keep track of individual packages, really. [08:32] LINKSWORD2: The only thing which could happen is that the gui doesn`t start anymore, right? [08:33] If I can't fix a problem and it looks drastic, I unplug my backup harddrive and wipe the main out with a complete re-install. [08:34] Honestly, I'm a guy that's been using Windows since the Dark Ages, and I put Linux on an old machine to experiment with.... [08:34] flashdeluxe, Maybe try another WM first so you can keep one working. [08:34] you don't need to purge KDE! [08:34] just move the .kde file [08:34] Yeah, I didn't see that part. :/ [08:35] * LINKSWORD2 bashful blush [08:35] it won't do any harm, but that's a lot of removing replacing for nothing [08:35] valorie: ok an if i move it and restart, will a new one be created? [08:35] yes [08:35] nice [08:35] you'll have to re-do your configs [08:35] but you can always move back parts from the old file [08:36] when it screws up, you know you don't want it [08:36] I've decided that I love linux-based tool software. (GParted being a PRIME example.) [08:36] we have Kparted, I think [08:36] which will be the same but prettier [08:36] probably [08:37] We still have GParted... [08:38] sure [08:38] oh, we have partitionmanager [08:38] And after a successful clone job, I like Clonezilla quite well, also. [08:39] flashdeluxe: Forget about me. It's 3 AM and I'm not sure if I know what I'm saying.... [08:42] And in regards to that fact... I need to get some sleep.... === anuvrat_ is now known as anuvrat === manuel_ is now known as oversize [09:11] There is a settings/config file for flash in home, correct? What is this file called so that I can delete it? I keep having problems arrise with flash every now and again and the easiest fix seems to be deleting this file. (uninstalling and reinstalling flash doesn't help) [09:12] valorie : Worked for me =) [09:15] unrelated to previous question: Is there a way I can install the 32bit python 2.6 package on my 64bit kubuntu? I have some scripts or whathaveyou that don't run right with 64bit py2.6. [09:16] \o/ [09:17] flash in ff? [09:17] firefox, chromium, and konqueror [09:17] it stops functioning in all of them [09:17] try installing the add-on flash-aid [09:17] the updates keep breaking stuff indeed [09:17] and if ir recall correctly, chromium has flash built in... [09:18] if I* [09:18] valorie: thanks =) [09:18] i have one more issue: If i configure my monitors in the system settings and save it as default, it doesn`t take effect after reboot :( [09:18] but flash-aid seems to keep them straight [09:18] hmmm [09:18] !monitor [09:18] was hoping [09:18] valorie: Yeah, there was an update, and the last time or two it broke it, so this time I decided to hold off on updating it... it stopped working a few days later (today) anyway [09:19] FlashDeluxe, https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=261285 [09:19] KDE bug 261285 in control center "Save as default option don't remember all settings" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [09:24] switched to gnash... lets see if it works well. So far websites aren't giving me an error saying I don't have flash installed so that's good at least. [09:29] wildgoose: thx [09:29] FlashDeluxe, Hope it works for you. [09:32] wildgoose: it doesn`t face the problem itsef, but its a nice workaround :) [09:37] hello? [09:38] eloo! [09:38] sadly, gnash wasn't working either. =\ [09:42] !flash [09:42] To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash [09:42] but really, flash-aid will help [09:44] will flash-aid make flash work for other programs? [09:44] it should, yes [09:44] it might help .. i tried and mine fullscreen flash is not working still [09:44] they all use the same plugin [09:45] even though it;s firefox plug in, it would make chromium and konqueror work? [09:49] should, yes [09:50] flash was working for me in chromium [09:50] don't use it much thought [10:00] how do I switch from panel to cairo-dock in kubuntu natty please? [10:03] what's cairo-dock? [10:03] I've heard of it, but don't know what it is [10:03] valorie: Ah, ok, I get it now. Even though flash-aid is a plug-in for firefox, it affects your whole system, changing files as needed to make it work. Thank you. [10:03] cool [10:03] glad that worked for you [10:03] Me too. ;) [10:03] olskolirc: you don't need to add a panel [10:03] it's just another widget [10:04] cairo-dock sounds gnomish, but you can use gnome stuff in Kubuntu if you prefer it [10:05] do we have our own cairo dock valorie? [10:05] !cairo-dock [10:05] [02:05] info cairo-dock [10:05] [02:05] cairo-dock (source: cairo-dock): A light and eye-candy dock to launch your programs (metapackage). In component universe, is optional. Version 2.3.0~1-0ubuntu1 (natty), package size 5 kB, installed size 36 kB [10:06] so install the way you prefer, apt-get or kpk, muon, etc. [10:06] right-click on the panel and remove this panel [10:06] viola! [10:12] kpk muon what is that valorie? [10:12] how do I start cairo dock? [10:14] oops, kpackagekit, or muon, synaptic [10:14] any of the guis [10:14] you might try alt f2, cairo-dock [10:35] Hello evry body.. [10:35] can you hel me? [10:35] help* [10:36] what is problem? [10:36] hellow??? [10:37] !ask | kil [10:37] kil: 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. :-) [10:37] ok. me need programm, for recording discs? [10:37] advice* [10:38] alternativ ISO [10:38] like: burning cds/dvds? [10:38] all [10:38] k3b is awesome for that [10:38] .iso too [10:39] you can use ktorrent to get the iso [10:39] too [10:39] iso have on linux? [10:39] yes [10:39] cool=) [10:39] i don't know.. [10:40] sudo apt-get install k3b [10:40] will do it [10:40] and k3d иуееук, [10:40] and k3d better? [10:41] it is excellent, yes [10:41] !ru [10:41] Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke [10:41] if you would rather [10:41] :-) [10:41] =))ok. [10:42] T Y [10:48] sorry. Can be another issue? [10:48] hello [10:49] hi=) [10:49] kde is crashing badly at login and I can't do a thing [10:49] something (kwin I believe) crashes and decorations disappear [10:49] but "neroLinux" is better k3d? [10:49] kil: I don't like it [10:50] why? [10:51] it doesn't offer much more than k3b and I recall it being temperamental [10:52] dunno if it makes up with video dvd authoring or something (assuming the linux version supports it) [10:53] and TkDVD? [10:53] not sure, never used [10:53] what is it you need to do with it? [10:53] k3b is primo [10:54] he wants to burn an iso [10:54] it is the best [10:54] he can use the command line for that:P [10:54] sure..... [10:54] well, I'm going to bed [10:56] ie k3d better thann all?=) [11:01] at the very least it's good for most stuff [11:02] what would be the main use? [11:02] http://i.imgur.com/OiFEs.jpg <- this is what I see right after login [11:13] hello any body there ? [11:13] Hi there [11:13] can you help me in a problem [11:13] What problem? [11:14] You still there? [11:14] I have this linux Linux neolith1 2.6.18-238.12.1.el5 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux, I want to call a function sched_getcpu, to get the core id where my program is running ... [11:15] how can I link my program with glibc ? [11:15] spent my yesterday on it, but could not achieve this :( [11:15] Hi [11:15] You get undefined symbol errors from linker? [11:16] yes [11:16] Have you seen http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/how-to-get-local-gcc-to-link-with-local-glibc-404087/for no2? [11:16] and http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel.tracing.lttng.devel/1121 for question no1? [11:17] mudassar: weird, i got mine test program go compile fine without any libraries etc [11:18] I don't know how to link actually let me see the links [11:18] http://stackoverflow.com/q/491520/538613 Seen this too? [11:18] mudassar: that is with "gcc -o silly silly.c" [11:18] for your case, may be LD paths are already set [11:18] mudassar: you could also paste the original error message in pastebin [11:18] and secondly I am using icc [11:18] well they are default yes [11:18] ok [11:18] Ok [11:19] I am not sure if icc is compatible with gnu libc [11:19] actually the path export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/glibc2/lib does not exist in my case, can you tell me where this library could be existing ? [11:20] mudassar: if you know it is then it should work i guess [11:20] mudassar: my library path seems to default to: LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.5.2/:/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.5.2/../../../:/lib/:/usr/lib/:/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ [11:20] in my linux where could this glibc library file will be located ? [11:21] What OS are you using again sorry? :) [11:21] can you tell me the exact name of this library ? [11:21] let me tell you again [11:21] /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libg.a [11:21] Linux neolith1 2.6.18-238.12.1.el5 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [11:21] dont know if thats the one though .. [11:22] in my case this file is here .... /usr/lib/libg.a [11:22] hmmm ok [11:23] can I give -L two times like this -L/home/x_mudma/experiments/libs/gnugsl/lib -L/usr/lib [11:23] ? [11:24] Thats up to your compiler/linker, nothing to do with GNU/linux but with your intel compiler [11:25] but with gcc, yes [11:25] now it gives me incompatibility problems [11:25] where is paste bin ? [11:25] pastebin.com [11:26] it might be that your compiler is not compatible with gcc-libraries .. [11:26] http://pastebin.com/FTa1QKge [11:27] but it works with other libraries like when I use math functions and other gnu libraries like [11:27] I am using GNUGLS [11:27] I don't know what the problem could be. [11:27] GSL - GNU Scientific Library [11:28] may be the same file can be existing somewhere else too ... that is meant for 64 bit [11:28] are you sure that file ((usr/libg.a) is proper file? 64b and so-one? [11:28] objdump to rescue [11:29] because /lib and /lib64 folders are separate [11:29] (try objdump -a .a [11:29] let me check with /lib64, because libc.so also exists there [11:29] ok [11:30] dummy.o: file format elf32-i386 rw-r--r-- 100/500 724 Apr 26 23:14 2011 dummy.o [11:31] it says this [11:31] oh i ment the library file [11:31] you are trying to link 32b app? [11:31] i guess .. :) [11:31] no [11:31] app is i guess 64 bit [11:32] Since with 64b you should see "file format elf64-x86-64" [11:32] (or at least i do) [11:32] and another thing I did objdump for another libc.a file ....... it showd me like this [11:32] yes like this [11:33] So your compiler (intel) is doing 32b app and the library is 64bit -> not working [11:34] how can see icc is 32bit or 64 bit [11:34] it might be also that the glib is multilib (dont know more than the name on that sorry, cannot help) and the icc cannot handle multilib [11:34] updating my grandparents Kubuntu at the moment 255 updates in apt-get [11:35] well if that dummy.o was produced with icc it shows that file is 32b [11:35] i guess "-v" option usually also prints stuff [11:35] but i have other things to do for now, be back later-> [11:37] ok thank you for your time [11:39] bbl [12:06] This is only a test. === emanuel is now known as Guest7865 [12:46] !fglrx [12:46]