jrmy | is there a certain way i can change how my mouses buttons function? | 00:05 |
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jrmy | for some reason my middle button doesnt allow auto scrolling | 00:05 |
bkerensa | Anyone know why after like a few hours Xubuntu Desktop goes to black boot screen with text and just sits there? | 01:51 |
w3bcrawler | so my sessions were always saving when logging in/logging out despite the option not being checked.. and now it still keeps saving the session when i restart or shutdown.. wtf? | 01:59 |
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jrmy | any of you know what I download for wine? | 02:27 |
Unit193 | Wouldn't you just sudo apt-get install wine | 02:29 |
jrmy | next time i'll try before asking i guess... | 02:30 |
jrmy | but i found a way on the website | 02:30 |
jrmy | never asked this before how come i cant see my slave hdd? | 02:34 |
Unit193 | By "see" do you mean mount? What if you type in terminal sudo blkid? | 02:35 |
Unit193 | (But don't type the question mark :P ) | 02:36 |
jrmy | did i do this right? | 02:42 |
jrmy | http://paste2.org/p/1568880 | 02:42 |
Unit193 | Nope | 02:43 |
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jrmy | ok so how do i mount it? | 02:43 |
Unit193 | More of a sudo mkdir /media/storage && sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/storage | 02:43 |
jrmy | ok | 02:44 |
jrmy | http://paste2.org/p/1568894 | 02:46 |
Unit193 | Alright, looks like storage is already there (try to ls /media/storage/ ) and you forgot to add a space :P | 02:48 |
w3bcrawler | is there a way to automatically run a certain command on logout? ie rm -rf ~/.cache/sessions | 02:49 |
w3bcrawler | stupid session keeps saving | 02:49 |
jrmy | ok it appears to be there now | 02:50 |
Unit193 | w3bcrawler: Try unticking "Save Session for furure logins" | 02:51 |
Unit193 | ... There should be a t or so in there :P | 02:51 |
w3bcrawler | it's unticked | 02:54 |
w3bcrawler | it's still saving the session | 02:54 |
Unit193 | That's a bit odd... | 02:54 |
w3bcrawler | it doesn't save the session when i log out, but when i restart/shutdown, it does. so maybe i should clear the session cache on shutdown or on startup | 02:55 |
w3bcrawler | is the only way to add a command to bootup creating a script and dropping it in the /etc/init.d directory? | 03:12 |
jrmy | ok.. thats the only thing i hate about linux... is that i cant execute files downloaded off of the internet | 04:13 |
jrmy | how do i make it so no matter what i download i can execute it? | 04:13 |
Unit193 | What type of file? | 04:13 |
jrmy | msi | 04:13 |
jrmy | im trying to open it with wine | 04:14 |
orngjce223 | chmod +x is your friend; maybe you can drop it in a script; but really I don't think you should do that. | 04:14 |
orngjce223 | The point of the execute bit is to make you think about what you're downloading, that you /intend/ to run it before you run it. | 04:14 |
orngjce223 | Else we get dancingbunnies.jpg.exe type attacks. | 04:14 |
Unit193 | jrmy: Are you SURE you want to remove that? It's for security | 04:14 |
Unit193 | It can be done though | 04:15 |
orngjce223 | Yeah, by using a filesystem that doesn't support such things. If you downloaded it to a FAT partition for example it would assure you of that. | 04:15 |
jrmy | well if i dont have to iwont | 04:15 |
orngjce223 | Among other methods of course | 04:15 |
jrmy | but what about instances where i cant modify the file because of write protection? | 04:16 |
Unit193 | orngjce223: Do you happen to have wine? If you do, can you print me your exec line of /usr/share/applications/wine.desktop | 04:16 |
jrmy | for instance a file on a dvd | 04:16 |
jrmy | command not found? | 04:17 |
xrdodrx | jrmy, you can invoke wine /media/cdrom/file.exe | 04:17 |
Unit193 | jrmy: Just like this? Bug #569675 | 04:19 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 569675 in wine1.2 (Ubuntu) "Wine blocks files without executable Bit (dup-of: 14335)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/569675 | 04:19 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 14335 in Baltix "nautilus wants to execute all text files on vfat and ntfs drives" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/14335 | 04:19 |
jrmy | xrdodrx: so that works for cd/dvd? | 04:19 |
jrmy | im lost.... | 04:20 |
incorrect | xfce is really what i should have been running on my netbook | 08:22 |
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Lard | Lol... IRC under installation of Xubuntu. | 12:48 |
Lard | That cant even Mac OS X do. :) | 12:49 |
xrdodrx | :) | 12:50 |
Lard | I think I soon need to reinstall Xubuntu on one machine. It runs 9.10 i think and now has an uptime over 6 mounths. | 12:51 |
Lard | Its a mini-ITX with via c3 1,5 GHz CPU and software raid1. | 12:51 |
Lard | It runs ok but with over 100 updates I think the RAID will stop working if I install all that and reboot it. I have earlier had problem with booting on it. Im thinking of changing boot from raid to a 4GB CF card and have the raid as swap and home. | 12:53 |
Lard | The machine has one free IDE-slot so I think it will work. It just stands and do some small work that do not need a fast system unit. | 12:56 |
Lard | Silent. People in the US sleeping? | 13:03 |
Lard | Darn it. Installation is complete. It was so fun to talk with you all here! | 13:10 |
Lard | :) | 13:10 |
k_sze | Xubuntu isn't mounting the USB mass storage to a subdirectory of /media automatically, is that normal? | 15:48 |
k_sze | I thought I have seen it mount automatically before. | 15:49 |
Sysi | k_sze: check settings manager → removable volumes/devices | 15:55 |
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ChristopherNG | Heh! if this came out now it would be regarded "racist" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCH1IlOfDTM | 19:53 |
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dodgefan67 | hey! | 20:40 |
dodgefan67 | anyone familiar with autofs? | 20:40 |
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