[00:00] alt f2 not working [00:00] I'll reinstall that vm, thanks guys, it was fun to try [00:01] Good night, ı shutdown my pc.. [00:02] Hey guys anybody running Gnome 3 on 11.10? [00:03] always worry a little when I apt-get upgrade [00:03] afraid it wont boot when I restart [00:03] !anyone | securityxxxpert [00:03] securityxxxpert: A high percentage of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? See also !details, !gq, and !poll. [00:03] Corey: Nice use of the bot. You know the time you took to type that could of been an answer [00:04] securityxxxpert, support ubuntu 11.10 in #Ubuntu+1 === linux_probe is now known as LINUX_PROBE === LINUX_PROBE is now known as linux_probe [00:12] hi guys [00:12] why /etc/crontab does not exist and how can i install this ? on ubuntu 10.04 [00:12] hi [00:12] Does mini-install 10.10 allow for console install? === ntk1 is now known as ntkm [00:14] maybe sudo apt-get install cron [00:15] skylined101: less /etc/cro and which tcontab [00:15] skylined101: crontab -e to edit your crontab [00:16] !search ssh [00:16] Found: sshd, samba, vnc, openssh, screen, telnet, sftp, screen-#ubuntu-server, fuse, ssh and 5 more, see http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi?search=ssh [00:16] skylined101: then there is /etc/cron.d/ cron.hourly cron.daily etc... [00:18] when connecting comp A to internett through B, is it a problem that both network-cards on B has ip that starts with 10.xx.xx.x? [00:19] Faustus2: no that's a private ip [00:19] Hi, I was after some assistance in getting banshee to recognise my iPhone 3GS (iOS 4.1) with Banshee in 11.04. Has anyone had experience with this? [00:20] histo: hmm, then i dont know what the problem is :( [00:21] !details | mrl [00:21] mrl: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." [00:21] Faustus2: i would try pinging 8.8.8.8 and see if it's a dns issue [00:21] So, I just switched from an Nvidia GPU to an AMD GPU and X doesn't start up and I already tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg but that from my perspective does nothing; Any hints? [00:21] !ati | bwr [00:21] i set the wlan0 on comp B to "Shared with other comp", what should comp A's wlan0 be set as? [00:21] bwr: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VideoDriverHowto [00:22] hello!\ [00:22] I need help with my ubunto! [00:22] Hello BurninSatan, shoot. :-) [00:22] BurninSatan: try #ubunto [00:22] BurninSatan [00:22] ;P [00:22] !ics | Faustus2 [00:22] Faustus2: If you want to share the internet connection of your Ubuntu machine with other machines in the network see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing [00:22] Hey guys [00:22] debugger: Hello. [00:22] I installed ubuntu [00:22] today [00:22] Faustus2: be helpful please. [00:23] and i cant run Itunes [00:23] debugger: Try in one line please. [00:23] ubuntu sucks [00:23] it cant run itunes [00:23] debugger: Include details, what do you mean by "can't"? [00:23] debugger: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [00:23] from my mac [00:23] why is that? [00:23] IdleOne: i was making him LOL [00:23] !itunes | debugger [00:23] debugger: itunes is not available on Linux, but there are many audio player alternatives (see !players). For Daap clients (sharing music with other iTunes clients on the network), install banshee [00:23] itunes is a joke [00:23] ... [00:24] ok then [00:24] where is photo booth [00:24] in here? [00:24] i need help with uunt!!! [00:24] plz help!!!!! [00:24] What's your problem ? [00:25] well were is the ubutu src code [00:25] i want to make my own op system for my broes bday [00:25] Hımm. [00:25] !remaster > BurninSatan [00:25] BurninSatan, please see my private message [00:25] I just did a "rm -r" by accidentally and stopped it with ctrl+z within about a second. Did it delete some of the files before stopping, or does that cancel it? [00:25] gry: I am running Xubuntu 11.04, banshee 2.0.1. My iPhone 3GS does not appear to be communicating with banshee. When I plug it in, I do not get any response, whereas it used to appear in the sidebar, so I can sync music with it. [00:26] sum1 repoliy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 [00:26] Nigga where tha fuck is that photo booth [00:26] i need some shit [00:26] to be done [00:26] debugger: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [00:27] wait wat photo booth [00:27] guys help [00:27] wats the photo boot [00:27] Also, I have noticed there is much less traffic on dmesg than there used to be: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/631498/ [00:27] ? [00:27] ??? [00:27] BurninSatan: calm down [00:27] BurninSatan: stop with the enter key please [00:27] wait help [00:27] help me [00:27] BurninSatan: help you with what? [00:28] To clarify, that was a 'dmesg | grep Apple', not a dmesg | tail. [00:29] j_anon2: that didn't delete anything because it had no target yet to delete; also ctrl+z pauzes a command, ctrl+c stops it [00:29] help me [00:29] VCoolio, to clarify, i did "rm -r foldername". so it did delete some? [00:30] shit, my sphincter hurts like hell! [00:30] j_anon2: then, probably yes, that folder recursively, hard to say how much [00:30] thanks [00:30] just downloaded firefox-5.0.tar.bz2 and been trying to install it on latest lubuntu which has chrome as browser been looking for a good wiki for install guide or maybe its too early for that [00:31] draioch, ff5 should be in your updates by now [00:31] anybody knows if moc/mocp will be ever updated or this is as good as it gets? [00:31] draioch: and you can extract where you like and just run the firefox executable inside [00:31] Has anyone ever seen "shift: 28: can't shift that many" when trying to restart a service? [00:32] thanks oerheks and vcoolio which is easier for a noobish [00:33] draioch: both are easy, I guess install firefox 5 using package manager is the way to go; if you just want to try some stuff out but keep the old one with add-ons, extract and run [00:33] is there some way in an sh script to check if a particular network interface (eg. eth1) is up or down? [00:33] naryfa: Are you using 2.5? [00:34] dont have an old version thanks vcoolio ill try synatpic maybe thats the easiest [00:34] followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing but still cant connect to internett, nor even from comp A to B [00:34] qin: yes, the one from repos [00:34] what's recommended with notebooks? I only see ubuntu 10.04 netbook download; no xubuntu, no lubuntu netbook options; or is desktop iso fine for notebooks? [00:35] naryfa: It is alpha from 2009, bleeding edge it this case. [00:35] qin: I also don't know how to set quick dir with a space/empty character in the folder name, escaping space with \ doesn't work [00:35] also, nothing appears to show up in the terminal from banshee when I plug the iPhone in. [00:35] hello [00:36] DirectBoldFearle : hello .) [00:36] i just installed Ubntu [00:36] and i cant watch pron [00:36] how can i wacth pron? [00:36] naryfa: Never used quick directory, Im link (ln) addict. [00:36] DirectBoldFearle: In Firefox... [00:36] ya [00:36] qin: I see [00:36] no [00:36] wait [00:36] is there some way an sh script can poll to see if a particular network interface (eg eth1) is up or down? [00:36] qin: ok thanks [00:37] i want internet exploder [00:37] DirectBoldFearle: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [00:37] wher is internet xplorer [00:37] DirectBoldFearle: Did you install flash. [00:37] DirectBoldFearle:install flash player [00:37] DirectBoldFearle: Oh, hi debugger [00:37] wheres flash plyer? [00:37] !flash [00:37] To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash [00:38] hi everyone i would like to introduce myself as a new user for the ubuntu operating system [00:38] !guidelines > DirectBoldFearle [00:38] DirectBoldFearle, please see my private message [00:38] i blocked ubottu [00:38] because i got scared [00:38] khalidmian: for chat, ubuntuforums.org cafe section, or #ubuntu-offtopic, but welcome :) [00:39] Don't feed the trolls. [00:39] wow dash is a piece of crap [00:39] What is dash? [00:40] gry: shell, like bash or zsh, theres differences like with everything on linux [00:41] VCoolio: I think it was about part of Unity [00:41] is there a way to bind x11vnc to xrdp rather than xvnc? [00:42] I need to rebuild my computer and I wanted to save my software sources. I know I can just backup the sources.list.d folder and the sources.list file, but how do you back up the authentication keys? [00:42] Hey folks. I am running Maverick (amd64) and as of this morning, my music seems to stutter regardless if I play with Rhythmbox or mplayer, and same via pulse or alsa. The only updated packages I've pulled are for typesetting and firefox. [00:43] how is that possible [00:44] I assume that Ubuntu Jaunty has been removed. Does Ubuntu move things to an archive when they are out of support? If so where might I find Jaunty packages these days? [00:44] why wouldn't you upgrade mate ;o [00:45] rwp: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ [00:45] oi [00:45] oi [00:45] povo [00:46] LjL, Excellent. Exactly what I needed. Thanks! [00:46] qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq [00:46] qin: I now think so too :) not into that yet [00:46] samuel: please no spamming [00:47] is there a way to mimic windows 7's left-half and right-half screen resizing hotkeys? [00:48] window resizing, rather [00:48] cognificent: compiz, grid plugin [00:48] cognificent: Or tiling wm [00:48] is there a package of card games that I can download that has games like Rummy and Euchre in it? What about Crazy Eights? [00:49] !games [00:49] Information about games on Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games and http://www.icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php and http://www.penguspy.com/ [00:50] cognificent: or wmctrl like here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1608049&highlight=wmctrl [00:50] Anyone have time for a quick question? [00:50] !ask [00:50] New Ubuntu sci-fi game in the works: https://www.avaneya.com [00:50] 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. :-) [00:51] VCoolio, qin: Thanks! [00:51] Anyone know why I /SET use_ssl ON is not a valid command if I have OpenSSL installed? [00:52] sup guys [00:52] helloJ???? [00:52] im outa here because nobody LIKES ME!!! [00:52] I don't know whether you guys can help me out but if you [00:53] can't at least poit me out the right direction, please .. [00:53] ask and find out [00:53] !ask [00:53] 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. :-) [00:53] I need to learn how to make dump analysis in hex ... [00:54] any book any [00:54] how can I backup apt's software sources and authentication keys? === Auriel_ is now known as Auriel [00:54] jjgalvez__: well there is /etc/apt/sources.list for your source list? or do you mean the packages? [00:55] histo: yep that's what I mean the source.list, that I know about but that won't backup the athentication keys so how do you back that up? [00:55] ion_: don't thing it is ubuntu related ~ if you are looking for tools to view in hex there is ghex2, otherwise kinda offtopic. [00:57] wildbat1:without any tools just using the dump program... [00:57] wildbat1:I know is not but please point me the right direction ... [00:57] jjgalvez__: you just have to find where they are registered. I'm not sure why you would want to back them up [00:58] How do I stop using the characters ´ and ¨, and return to using what their normal alternatives are (us keyboard) === wildbat1 is now known as wildbat [00:58] I have to hit the key twice to get a character >.> [00:58] Hi I've got a question... After my latest update the Unity desktop i gone an I can only get Classic desktop.. [00:58] jjgalvez__: let me check something hold up [00:59] D3RGPS31: keyboard preferences, choose something without dead keys [00:59] Does anyone know how to get the Unity desktop back?? [00:59] jjgalvez__: check /var/lib/apt/lists/ [01:00] jjgalvez__: looks like there are some gpg's in there [01:00] !pastebin [01:00] 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. [01:00] histo: I need to rebuild my system. I was planning on making a list of installed packages to restore it. To do that I need to back up the source.list file, but I also need the authentication keys otherwise apt is going to complain every time its run until all the source are added correctly [01:00] VCoolio: itś system-wide >.> [01:00] jjgalvez__: also check in /etc/apt/ there are some gpg's in there [01:01] jjgalvez__: no you can just generate a list of installed packagess [01:01] jjgalvez__: do you have 3rd party repositories enabled? [01:02] yes I do have third party repositories enabled [01:03] holy smokes, thanks to the bot in here. i didn't realize there were so many games NOT NAMED SOLITAIRE OR FROZEN TUX for linux o_0 [01:03] jjgalvez__: I would backup yoru sources list and try to find the keys. i believe you could add them to the new box with keyserver then use dpkg --get-selection to generate a list of all the installed packages. [01:03] superfly__: Sounds great. [01:04] Hi everyone, I need help!, how can i hide the Ubuntu 11.04 Sidebar? [01:04] histo: I guess that is what I am trying to figure out how to do. How would I use keyserver to add the keys back? [01:04] jjgalvez__: basically once the repos are sorted out. dpkg --get-selections > somefile on the old machine and dpkg --set-selections < somefile on the new machine [01:04] Pin, clarify please [01:05] The sidebar [01:05] the launcher sidebar that comes default with ubuntu 11 [01:05] How do i hide it? [01:05] !unity [01:05] Unity is the default UI for Ubuntu 11.04. Unity is a shell for GNOME. see http://unity.ubuntu.com. You can still boot to GNOME; see !classic. [01:05] jjgalvez__: then sudo apt-get dselect-upgrade [01:05] !classc | pin [01:05] How come whne I one time dont want recommends installed, my apt-get stops solving depdencies? [01:05] !classic | pin [01:05] pin: The default interface in Ubuntu 11.04 is !Unity. To switch back to regular !GNOME: log out, click your username, click the Session box at the bottom of the screen, and select "Ubuntu Classic". [01:05] what? [01:05] No i dont want to switchback [01:05] I just want to hide it [01:05] so its not in the way [01:06] jjgalvez__: you could also backup the /var/cache/apt/archives/ and copy all the debs over [01:06] you'll have no taskbar then you realise? [01:06] I said Hide, not erase [01:06] How do I stop using the characters ´ and ¨, and return to using what their normal alternatives are (us keyboard), itś system-wide [01:06] histo: right that will install everything from the list, assuming I have all the package sources added correctly [01:06] do you want to auto-sow it on mouse hover, Pin ? [01:06] auto-show * [01:06] yes [01:06] Pin: i can say it's possible from gconf or from some other tweak tool i don't remember the name of, however right now i can't check exactly how it's done [01:06] oh [01:07] %Tunnel0 is linked to a VRF. Enable IPv6 on that VRF first. [01:07] How do I do this? [01:07] I have upv6 unicast routing enabled globally. [01:07] jjgalvez__: correct. This is the problem with 3rd party repos [01:07] wouldn't it be incredible if game publishers were completely on board with linux? wait ... make that printer manufacturers ;) [01:07] histo: I thought of that too but I get stuck with how to make sure I have all sources configured right, or do I just need to make a list of all the packages and add them with apt-add-repository [01:07] Pin: install compizconfig-settings-manager then start ccsm and gå to "desktop->ubuntu unity plugin" in that program. There changed "hide launcher" to "auto hide" [01:07] under the vrf I had "Address-family ipv4", but there is no ipv6 option [01:07] Pin see http://maketecheasier.com/autohide-unity-launcher-in-ubuntu-natty/2011/04/20 [01:07] Does'nt the sidebar auto hide when you maximize a window??? [01:08] Thank you spacebug & gry [01:08] grymskaft you can set that, see the URL please [01:08] Problem resolved thank you spacebug / gry [01:08] yw [01:08] histo: Thanks for the help and advice, I think I know how to do it now, I am just going to have to add the 3rd party repos manually before I do the restore from the list [01:09] * Pin cheers [01:09] !clone | jjgalvez__ [01:09] jjgalvez__: To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « aptitude --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install » - See also !automate [01:09] jjgalvez__: ahh hah i new the bot trigger was around here somewhere [01:09] jjgalvez__: although that's a more difficult way of doing it. I like the dpkg way more. [01:10] How do I my lost unity desktop back?? [01:10] why would you want unity back is the real question xD [01:11] because I like it... much better than cassic [01:11] histo: cool thanks but I think I like the dpkg way better too, seems simplier [01:11] grymskaft, what about alt f2 unity --replace [01:11] Does anyone have a cisco 72xx nearby? [01:11] Do vrf defintioin blah; address-family ? do you have an ipv6 option? [01:11] pc500, related to ubuntu somehow? [01:11] crap wrong channel [01:11] sorry guys [01:13] It got lost after my latest updates, when i logged in after the reboot it was gone and I got classic again.... [01:13] Hey people [01:13] hello, I am running natty and I would like to upgrade to Oneiric to test it. Is it possible to do it via update manager. [01:13] ? [01:13] !Oneiric [01:13] Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) will be the fifteenth release of Ubuntu. Codename announcement here: http://www.markshuttleworth.com/?p=646 Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 [01:13] hm [01:14] fixed my keyboard issue; i'm also having an issue with my wireless adapter, broadcom 4322, specifically 432b; installed broadcom-sta-common/source, compiled the source provided, and installed it, but wlan0 doesn't appear and it doesn't appear in lsmod [01:14] does anyone here know how to setup .htaccess files? [01:15] cgroza, you want to try 11.10 alt+f2 and type update-manager -d [01:17] is there a ppa for the 275 nvidia drivers in 11.04? [01:18] ive just dled a x-executable/application file , when i click it it opens a 'lauch app' box...how do i install this? [01:18] i have a broadcom 432b wireless adapter, and it doesn't work. *badum tss* [01:18] if you EVER have trouble sounding condescending, ask a linux user, theyll show you how its done === matt_ is now known as Guest66026 [01:19] I SSHed into one server and ran a wget recursive command to copy a directory via ftp from a different server. If I close the command line window on my current computer (the guest computer i used to ssh into the server), will it stop copying? [01:20] j_anon2: yes [01:20] jrib: then can i "pause" and resume the command? [01:20] j_anon2, you may want to use screen [01:21] "use screen"? [01:21] j_anon2: in the future use screen or tmux. You can probably get away with just disowning the job at this point [01:21] how do i make a file executabl?e [01:21] j_anon2: If its 32bit, try retty for detach/attach process. [01:21] !permissions > kingofswords [01:21] kingofswords, please see my private message [01:23] too much info [01:23] kingofswords: huh? [01:23] kingofswords, right click that file and go to permission find the little box named execute and tick that one [01:23] kingofswords: chmod 700 your/file [01:23] oh that link [01:23] kingofswords: yes, read it [01:23] he is trying to double click a script to launch it === DeertyS is now known as DirtyS [01:23] all i want to know is what to type? [01:23] kingofswords: read it so you can understand what you are doing [01:23] do i type [01:23] chmod +x cacaoweb.linux? [01:23] just use the cli, go to dir, ./yourfile [01:24] cli? [01:24] im in the dir and when i click it it opens a 'lauch application' box [01:25] Hi. I'm about to download Ubuntu. The website recommends 32-bit. but I do have 4 Gb of ram and a 64bit cpu. what should I do? [01:25] 64 [01:25] 32 [01:26] 64 <-- for the tie-break [01:26] 64 all the way [01:26] you can get a program that allows you to use 4gb on 32 bit...but 64 is pain in the arse [01:26] kingofswords: why is 64 a "pain in the arse"? [01:26] znh: 64, less battery life, some packages do not have 64 version, but still 64 is better. [01:26] if you really actually end up needing 32 compat you can just install the ia libs later [01:26] alot of packages dont have 64 bit versions [01:26] kingofswords: like? [01:26] OMG, I installed Compiz and I enabled Desktop Cube and now my windows have no borders [01:26] see above [01:26] HELP! [01:27] is 64 as stable as 32? [01:27] god knows [01:27] jrib: retty [01:27] it messed up my ubuntu unity [01:27] retty, any others? [01:27] jrib: Not to my knowledge ;) [01:28] znh: i have had no trouble with 64 [01:28] kingofswords, thats just not true [01:28] It's for desktop usage. Netbeans/Firefox/Music [01:28] znh: while some packages do not have 32 bit versions, I'd argue they are packages that most would not miss. I'd recommend you use 64bit [01:28] ok...ive had troubles with 64...and wished i had 32 now [01:28] I'd prefer stability over speed [01:28] help my desktop is swiss cheese , I installed compiz and enabled Desktop cube in Ubuntu 11.04 and now my desktop is messed up [01:28] i have no borders [01:28] kingofswords, then reinstall [01:28] no x button or minimize buttons either! [01:28] help! [01:28] there are no stability issues with 64 bit [01:29] too much hassle [01:29] Pin, try alt f2 metacity --replace [01:29] !enter | Pin [01:29] Pin: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line. Don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! [01:29] i cant open http://127.0.0.1:4001/index.html [01:29] hell even the flash plugin is 64bit now, and if you do manage to find a 32bit only app then just install the 32 bit ia libs and its a non issue [01:30] bazhang, I did that thanks, but now my bar dissapeared [01:30] my panel bar [01:30] and ubuntu sidebar dissapeared [01:30] now Alt+F2 doesnt work anymore [01:30] i dont think flash works so great in 64 bit [01:31] I just tossed USB drives with bootable Fedora to 22 high school kids and taught them how to mount drives and reset "lost" passwords. [01:31] yo al [01:31] ahem [01:31] Pin: Is it unity? [01:31] i mean [01:31] kingofswords, sure it does. did you have an actual support question? [01:31] kingofswords: works fine here [01:31] i did the metacity --replace you told me to do [01:31] Dual booted with Ubuntu* [01:31] i have a broadcom 432b wireless adapter, installed broadcom-sta-common, and it doesn't work :/ [01:31] Qin yes im using Ubuntu 11.04 unity [01:31] maybe its my pc... [01:31] Pin, stop hitting the enter key so often [01:31] Pin: Alt-Ctrl-t ? [01:32] Ok Alt-ctrl-t worked [01:32] Is there a different Web-based tool I can install to control my system other than Webmin? [01:32] anyway its just my opion on 64...im newb so dont take my advice whoever asked question [01:32] What is difference between total size of file and size on disk? [01:32] RudyValencia-: monit [01:32] What do I type in the terminal qin? [01:32] !ot | kingofswords [01:32] kingofswords: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [01:32] Pin: Before you loguot/login, try unity --replace [01:32] hey can anyone help me write a quick shell script [01:33] bleet, to do what [01:33] bleet: no quicker than google can [01:33] D3RGPS31: I'm looking for something like a Netgear or Linksys router has - a Web interface to control my router server [01:33] it runs lzma on selected files from right click menu [01:34] RudyValencia-: webmin or phpmyadmin etc.. [01:34] bleet: "Right click menu" and "shell script" go together like peanut butter and tuna fish. [01:34] dont getch [01:34] a [01:34] I'm using Webmin right now but it's lacking in network administration - notably, configuring iptables to allow certain traffic through [01:34] RudyValencia-: http://www.webmin.com/ [01:34] should i just chuck my bcm4322 wireless adapter :/ [01:34] RudyValencia-: hrm.. [01:34] I don't know what rules I need to allow IPsec traffic from my mobile phone to my ADSL connection [01:34] D3RGPS31: they work with firmware [01:35] hello [01:35] I think I'll go back to the way my systems were before - behind a Netgear router. [01:35] histo: i've used what tools are provided me, and i can't get it to work [01:35] RudyValencia-: ebox or google webmin alternatives [01:35] !broadcom | D3RGPS31 [01:35] D3RGPS31: Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx [01:36] hey qin i did unity --replace [01:36] I have my panel, and launcher bar back, but the windows still have no borders, no X button , no minimize button etc [01:36] histo: thank you [01:37] where is the filmware for wireless connection [01:37] tjk11: what card ar eyou trying to use? [01:37] umm one sec [01:38] Hi... I was wondering if anyone knew of an app similar to http://mac.github.com/... of particular interest is the checking all of my git repositories for updates [01:38] tjk11: lspci will show you [01:38] ok [01:39] fiber, apt-cache search git turns up a number [01:40] Help, my Ubuntu 11.04 windows have no borders, I was messing with Compiz and the border dissapeared [01:41]