[01:22] Can someone help me install smplayer? [01:34] truepurple: hi [01:34] hi [01:34] truepurple: sudo apt-get install smplayer [01:34] hey nlsthzn [01:34] thewrath: hi [01:35] the issue is, I already have mplayer installed, I did so with alot of commands with help from someone, I need a front end that points to that mplayer [01:35] getting help in ubuntu channel right now. [01:35] proably compiled it from source i am guessing [01:36] well I need a front end for it [01:36] Well, smplayer is a front-end for it... [01:36] it works, but its a pain to open a terminal, type mplayer, drag the icon for the video over, and then theres the lack of menu options and everything needing to be done by hot keys [01:36] is smplayer the best one for it? [01:37] truepurple: that I don't know... [01:38] but it is a frontend and will give you access to mplayer in a more convinient way - http://smplayer.sourceforge.net for a screen-shot [01:38] nlsthzn, what do you think of gmplayer? [01:39] truepurple: I haven't used any of these... I am happy with totem or VLC... [01:41] * nlsthzn may be back in a bit... all depends :) [01:41] Still need a front end for my mplayer :p === JackyAlcine is now known as Guest39639 === webjadmin is now known as JackyAlcine === JackyAlcine is now known as Guest2218 === JackyAlcine_ is now known as JackyAlcine === JackyAlcine is now known as JackyAlcine_ === JackyAlcine_ is now known as JackyAlcine [03:41] Hi Everyone. [03:41] I have created a new Blog about Linux and FOSS: http://mknadeem.blogspot.com/ . Please check it and share if you find it interesting or informative. [03:41] Also The First post introduces non FOSS people to our very own +Ubuntu . [03:44] It's nice that you have a blog, but you really shouldn't advertise it in a support channel or crosspost into 6 channels (I do think it's agenst guidelines) [03:45] yeah, maybe hit the news channel kamilnadeem and add a story there... that'll get the word out without cross-posting :) [03:45] holstein, you sais what I wanted to . [03:45] said* [03:46] Thanks holstein , can you please direct me to it . [03:46] sure.. #ubuntu-news [03:46] urlin2u: :) [03:47] Sorry for posting about my blog here guys, I forgot that this also is a support only channel, I have just been reprimanded on the main ubuntu channel . My mistake [03:48] Thanks for the news channel holstein [03:48] Take care everyone :) === zkriesse_ is now known as zkriesse === zkriesse_ is now known as zkiesse === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:36] 'lo all [13:46] hi [16:25] hi [16:26] hi [16:26] how r u ? [16:28] facing problem in video chat [17:03] hi everybody i need help to setup a bridge network between virtualbox and my ubuntu can someone help , please ? [17:04] what kind of bridge network? [17:04] what u want to do? [17:05] i have ubuntu server on virtual box i want to install a bridge adapter between it and my system [17:06] my host os is ubuntu 11.10 [17:06] i've edited the interfaces file [17:07] but "device not managed " is written in network manger [17:13] what is your purpose of bridging network? [17:13] sharing file or sharing internet? [17:13] the both [17:14] eyadof: in vbox, right click the netowork icon of the virtual machine and channge NAT ro Bridged... [17:14] i do this [17:14] not inside the guest OS, in Vbox itself [17:14] if you want to share internet then use NAT [17:15] eyadof: you want to give the guest OS access to the internet right? [17:15] to file share Use Host only adapter [17:16] ok so i have to use two adapter [17:16] right? [17:16] * nlsthzn might not be understanding the whole question / issue ... sorry for just jumpin in like that... ashickur-noor you seem to have it covered... carry on [17:17] eyadof: not sure [17:17] mmm [17:19] ok , let's say i want to configure a Nat apapter how to ? [17:19] eyadof: what are you trying to achieve exactly... you want the vbox guest to have access to the Internet? [17:21] i want to bind some virtual os to ubuntu server to test some things [17:21] and my host os too . [17:22] hey, I got a question about locales. I'm trying to run a japanese program via wine and I use "LANG=ja_JP.UTF-8 wine ...", but the locale doesn't get recognized by wine [17:22] I got the japanese language installed and all [17:22] eyadof: I am not understaning 100%, do you want to for example, SSH into your virtual box guest from the host system etc? [17:23] yes some thing like that [17:23] and from guest to the host [17:25] eyadof: ok... in the bottom of the virtual box guest you will see the netowrk icons (two small PC's), right click select network settings... change NAT to bridged adn your good to go... [17:26] * nlsthzn was playing around with a server in a vbox sessions just last week :) [17:26] ok i do that [17:26] hello everyone [17:26] but when i " ping " to the host it say "not reachable" [17:27] perhaps after changing, reboot the guest... to get new IP etc... [17:28] I did see that my server got 10.0.0.x initially and after switching to bridged it got the same as my local network [17:28] can any help me with fixing a drm error ? [17:34] nlsthzn sorry but i restart the guest os and i still unable to reach to my host === Guest7778 is now known as JackyAlcine [19:21] Hello [19:24] I think it was my install of Ubuntu that caused the supposed bad sectors to possibly fictiously exist. [19:24] r4y: if so, you should report the error as a bug report [19:24] that personally has never happened to me [19:25] I ran DBAN, then I ran Disk Utility on a live CD of Ubuntu and there was no show of problems, then I ran SpinRite and no problems [19:25] but, if you were to do BTRFS i would expect some 'beta'-ness [19:25] I am running Disk Utility right now to check again [19:26] you can have file system erros that fsck would fix that dont mean the hard drive is bad/failing [19:26] you can get those from shutting down improperly... bad ram maybe? [19:26] What if the problem was fixed. That was an install from a CD I made around the time 10.04 first came out [19:27] r4y: the problem would be specific to your installation [19:27] the install would be fine, then something would cause some bad data [19:27] you might actually have the one and only isolated case where linux broke your hard drive [19:27] Hmm, how do I check the ram? [19:28] but, generally, when you hear the sound of hooves, look for horses, not zebras, or so they say.. [19:28] r4y: at boot, there a memory test [19:28] theres one all all the live ubuntu CD's (and all the variants im aware of) [19:29] as well as several memory tests on that ultimate boot cd i mentioned [19:29] Right, that's using Ubuntu for the ram test, right? [19:29] http://www.memtest.org/ [19:29] r4y: nope [19:29] Is that in Disk Utility from the live cd? [19:29] thats using the ubuntu disc to initiate memtest which is included on the live CD's [19:30] r4y: nope [19:30] before booting [19:30] you hit shift to show the advanced options [19:30] you'll see 'install' 'run live' and 'memory test' [19:30] O, I think I know what you mean, sorry [19:30] also, from you installation [19:30] in grub, you'll see 'memtest' [19:31] I meant earlier, I was asking that after installing Ubuntu at boot memtest is there so [19:32] It used to be we had to hold down esc or tab to get grub to show and it used to say what to hold down. Now it's shift I think. [19:32] right [19:33] used to me not hidden [19:33] i go in and edit GRUB to be not hidden [19:33] * holstein gotta run.. [19:33] O OK [19:33] Should I install and then run fsck [19:34] OK, never mind [19:37] OK, I read everything over again. Bye [22:51] ibuclaw, :) [22:51] It's been ages!