[00:46] how do I find out where memory is being used? I'm a newbe to linux and ubuntu [01:11] fosburg: from the command line you can run: top [01:11] hold down shift and hit the "m" key to sort by memory usage [01:11] same with "p" and processor/cpu usage [01:17] thanks for the help === JackyAlcine is now known as JackyAlcine2 === JackyAlcine2 is now known as JackyAlcine_ === JackyAlcine_ is now known as EvilJackyAlcine === EvilJackyAlcine is now known as JackyAlcine [07:40] how I can install mozilla 8 in Ubuntu? [07:41] you mean firefox? [07:41] oh sorry [07:41] ya firefox [07:41] use firefox ppa [07:41] mozillateam ppa is not working [07:41] I have tried it [07:41] but no luck [08:22] when trying to boot to usb I received a no configuration file found error, and was told to check my md5checksums. The sums didn't match but now I dont know what to do next [14:21] Hello. [14:22] o/ [14:26] hiya :) === yofel_ is now known as yofel === JackyAlcine is now known as graviti2011 === graviti2011 is now known as JackyAlcine [17:29] Type 1 fonts; Question, Adobe type one fonts are for windows and MAC, what OS for type 1 fonts is used for Linux--Ubuntu? [17:45] Will Adobe Type 1 (MAC) fonts work with a Linux OS? [17:47] !fonts | fosburg [17:47] fosburg: Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". For the official ubuntu font, see: http://font.ubuntu.com/ [17:48] thanks for the info [19:21] help requested! [19:22] I can't get my wifi working on a Dell Vostro 1015 [22:45] Hello? I have some rather embarrassingly simple questions... [22:45] I'm starting to use Ubuntu, and I'm noticing that when I tell applications to quit, they continue working in the background, and I'm not sure why. [22:46] I'm telling them to quit using the dock, not just buttons on the window, but they don't seem to shut down. [22:51] ParkaSpace: That usually signals for the applications to quit, but not necessarily terminate. [22:51] And no question's embarrasing. [22:52] Ah, okay. How precisely do I terminate a program then? It's kind of frustrating when I want to turn off my chat client and continue to receive messages, or my music player won't shut off. [22:54] Ah. What version of Ubuntu are you using and what application is running as your dock? [22:55] If you're using 11.10, then that'd be a matter of opening the application and manually clicking "Exit", "Quit" or "Close". [22:55] I am running 11.10, and I used the "Quit" command by right-clicking from the dock. Should I use the title bar of the application instead? [22:56] I'm not sure how to check what is running as the dock... [23:00] That, to your left, is the dock. [23:00] And yes, if it doesn't close there, you should close it using the window controls instead. [23:01] I'm trying to quit Banshee Music Player, for example. "Close" takes the program off the dock, but the song I selected is still playing. I bring it back up with the Dash, and tried to close it with the window, and it is still playing. [23:01] Selecting "Quit" from the dock command does the same thing. Pulls it off the dock out of sight, but I still hear Weird Al. [23:04] I'm sorry, I guess I should say: I know what the dock is, but I thought you were asking if there was a specific version of the dock, like Unity2d or something. Sorry about that. [23:10] Press Alt+F2 and enter "killall banshee -s KILL" [23:10] It's a dirty way of doing it, but it'll kill Banshee. [23:10] For Empathy, do the same and change the command to "killall empathy empathy-chat -s KILL" [23:11] no empathy to the empathy [23:11] or for [23:12] kill is actually rather nice way to do it, becouse it always tries to close it properly [23:12] Ah, okay. Thank you. So commands are the way to do it for now? Is there a way to try to find a setting or something later? [23:12] when for example -9, it's like execution to the process [23:12] "headshot!" [23:26] Thanks [23:26] Bye