[00:06] Is there a way to disable guest sessions? I didn't realize they were there, and found when I got home that the babysitter had fired up my laptop today [00:06] Sounds like it caused problems in 11.10, so I wondered if it was no longer an issue in 12.04 [00:07] K4R0L15, i did it! [00:07] K4R0L15, I typed in a terminal: sudo apt-get remove --purge fglrx fglrx_* fglrx-amdcccle* fglrx-dev* [00:08] then i installed the driver with the --install --force option, and not --build dpkg. [00:08] Now the driver works perfect and I have no more warning in the software update :) [00:10] Will sudo apt-get remove gdm-guest-session do it? [00:13] K4R0L15, thanx for your suppor. Bye [00:13] *support [00:16] who's using Firefox 11 in ubuntu 12.04 here and can do me this favor? In this webpage http://www.reddit.com/r/GuessTheMovie what do you see in the 4th entry next to the word "Laura Palmer"? [00:16] 'Identified' ? [00:17] Daekdroom, exactly. thanks. you are supposed to see a check mark, like everybody else (Win users included), or as in Chromium, but I see "Identified" too. Thanks! [00:18] i thought i was the only one. [00:18] i'm telling the mods of that subreddit [00:24] physically_fit, I too see identified. [00:24] and happy pills [00:25] craigbass1976, thank you for the feedback. and... why happy pills? [00:25] physically_fit, no idea, but I see identified by that one too [00:27] craigbass1976, oh. yes happy pills too. i told the mods. thanks again. [00:28] Is there a way to disable guest sessions? I didn't realize they were there, and found when I got home that the babysitter had fired up my laptop today. Sounds like it caused problems in 11.10, so I wondered if it was no longer an issue in 12.04. Will sudo apt-get remove gdm-guest-session do it? === MrChrisDruif is now known as BrokenThumb === BrokenThumb is now known as MrChrisDruif [00:43] why do i keep getting a black screen in minecraft [00:45] Is there a native Minecraft version for Ubuntu? Or is it running in Wine? [00:45] MrChrisDruif: Java. [00:46] Ugh, java... [00:46] * MrChrisDruif didn't know (nor cared) if Minecraft was a Windows game or not ^_^ [00:47] true, but i like linux better then windows [00:57] is there any cool apps for monitoring from cli? [01:04] fishcooker; monitoring what? [01:04] local resource mrchrisdruif [01:04] hardware [01:04] fishcooker; you might want something like htop or even regular top [01:05] CPU/RAM right? [01:05] is there any logging for that or statistical like goaccess for apache monitoring [01:05] ? [01:07] any idea on how long tell release? [01:07] CyberWorld: 26 it should be, later if delayed :) [01:08] hi all [01:08] hi caravel [01:10] so can anyone help me? [01:10] CyberWorld: the channel topic has a link to the schedule [01:12] hi jeremiah_: if anyone can, you'll get an answer, be patient this is IRC [01:12] free Web based server monitoring app .. any link for this product [01:13] caravel, ya, but two people said that it is not meant for linux, which i knew it was not originaly designed for, but works, and then that was it [01:13] jeremiah_: not read the start of your conversation, just popped in sorry :) [01:14] jeremiah_: (so, I don't know what "it" means) [01:14] caravel, when i try to open minecraft, after i log in, i get a black screen. how do i fix? [01:14] caravel, now you do. [01:15] jeremiah_: thanks :) I don't know how to fix this (never even touched minecraft..) [01:16] caravel, thats sad. you should try it out sometime... [01:16] :) [01:18] So does anyone know how to fix the black screen problem in minecraft? [01:19] jeremiah_: as I said, be patient this is IRC. Good practice is to wait half an hour at least before repeating question [01:19] * caravel ... [01:19] carav [01:19] the half an hour just started... [01:20] :) [01:21] Here is mine -- hi everybody. Are there any specifics about running x11vnc over 12.04 beta2... livecd itself ? I tried and failed with some « channel 4: open failed: connect failed: Connection refused » as soon as I attempt to remote login (via ssh tunnel, if it matters). [01:22] ( nb. x11vnc -once is what I generally use to assist 10.04 users ) [01:25] 2) A user trying 12.04 beta LiveCD is having a crash shown in Apport (if I understand this right, Apport is the equivalent of ABRT here). Is there some way to reopen the submission wizard after it was closed ? [01:26] caravel: Has he run an apt-get update && apt-get upgrade? [01:26] (I do have the crash report, got it over ssh, willing to submit it myself manually otherwise -- happens systematically at boot, just after session has been open) [01:26] There's a chance this is probably fixed [01:26] GraemeLion: no, this is a LiveCD (!!) [01:26] Straight off the beta2 CD I had a persistant crash that's gone away [01:26] (that's beta2 iso) [01:27] GraemeLion: fair enough, maybe it's not worth the effort I guess [01:27] It might be.. next time it happens, ask him to go ahead and report it. [01:27] It'll respond if it's been reported already [01:27] GraemeLion: bet I did ask her already :) [01:27] her :D [01:28] My apologies. [01:29] GraemeLion: still I was wondering, can Apport be accessed afterwards to resubmit ? eg. if there were no connexion in the first place, after connecting to the internet.. [01:37] I don't know.. honestly have never tried it [01:37] GraemeLion: no worries, thanks anyway [01:42] caravel: the crash report should be in /var/crash/, you can use: ubuntu-bug /path/to/file.crash [01:42] trism: yes thanks, as I wrote I do have it already [01:42] trism: and cool, thanks for the cli tip [01:43] caravel: sorry missed that part === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang [01:52] In 12.04 what is the cipher mode setup by the alternate installer when enabling full disk encryption? Is it AES-XTS? Do I need to setup LVM and dm-crypt by hand to use AES-XTS? [01:53] trism: there were a lot to read , *I* am sorry :) [01:58] Is there a way to disable guest sessions? I didn't realize they were there, and found when I got home that the babysitter had fired up my laptop today. Sounds like it caused problems in 11.10, so I wondered if it was no longer an issue in 12.04. Will sudo apt-get remove gdm-guest-session do it? [02:02] anyone able to get dock extension working in gnome 3.4 ? [02:03] craigbass1976: see http://askubuntu.com/q/62564/1579 [02:06] jbicha, thanks [02:31] how do i go straight from 11.10 to 12.04 without doing a full uninstall/reinstall? [02:33] PatrickC: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PreciseUpgrades [02:33] or just wait a few days, when it's released anyway [02:36] tsimpson, when is the release date? [02:37] PatrickC: the schedule is in the channel topic [02:37] thanks === CQ_ is now known as CQ [05:59] anyone tested gnome classic yet? [06:02] what for? [06:04] just was curious if it ran smooth on precise [06:07] i never liked unity 2d [06:07] so [06:30] <_tasslehoff_> Installed Ubuntu AMD64 from the Alternate CD on a PC with UEFI, but I just can't make it find anything to boot from. It seems to install grub-efi, and I've set aside a 1MiB BIOS Boot Area at the beginning of my SSD. [06:30] <_tasslehoff_> Booted into rescue mode and reinstalled grub, but on boot it just asks me to "insert a bootable medium" [06:56] having problem with private repo on upgrade, 11.10 -> 12.04 works fine but 10.04.4 -> 12.04 complains W: Failed to fetch bzip2:/var/lib/apt/lists/partial/..._Packages Hash Sum mismatch, any clues? [07:04] !info kazam [07:04] kazam (source: kazam): Easy to use application for recording on-screen action. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.6-0ubuntu1 (precise), package size 94 kB, installed size 824 kB [07:09] can anyone help me install minecraft on ubuntu 12.04?? [07:11] can anyone help me install minecraft on ubuntu 12.04?? [07:11] playonlinux package [07:11] maybe that will help? [07:12] i do not understand [07:12] !patience [07:12] Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ [07:12] playonlinux is a handy app for games on ubuntu [07:12] lotuspsychje: won't help [07:12] tshelton1232: you need to install Oracle Java [07:13] Minecraft's .jar for linux doesn't work without Oracle Java (aka "Sun Java") [07:13] !java [07:13] To just use java you need a "Java Runtime Environment" (JRE) and/or a browser plugin. If that is not sufficient you will need a "Java Development Kit" (JDK) aka "Software Development Kit" (SDK). Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java about how to install one of three current implementations. [07:13] -_- [07:15] anyone else having strange colors in youtube videos with nvidia binary drivers in precise? [07:55] <_tasslehoff_> Does "booting the install cd in efi mode" make sense? [07:56] _tasslehoff_, i think so [07:57] _tasslehoff_, although i never use cd's. but i have an option in my bios to boot in efi mode [07:58] <_tasslehoff_> brendand: I think the installer is booted in efi mode on my pc (with an asus motherboard), cause it installs grub-efi. And since I haven't created an efi boot partition, nothing works. [08:12] <_tasslehoff_> is it possible to choose the type of partition table in the installer? [08:13] _tasslehoff_, unfortunately i don't know. you want #ubuntu-installer [08:14] <_tasslehoff_> brendand: ah. thanks [08:24] hello, when I try to install skype apt gives me a huuuge list (240) of dependencies (mostly i386 libs). is this normal? (precise pangolin) [08:26] krey_: i dont think skype has a 64bit version [08:26] (in the repos) [08:27] if so, that'd explain the huge number of i386 stuff [08:27] (now you know why I boycotted Skype) [08:27] skype does work for 64 bit [08:28] but skype doesn't have 64 bit client [08:29] http://hpaste.org/67318 this was supposed to fix it, but skype package is no longer even found [08:33] EvilResistance: boycotting skype is not an option for me, but i'm interested. what's the best alternative? [08:38] I allowed the partner repos (for oneiric and precise) and that reduced the number of extra pkgs [08:48] wow, it's amazingly painful to try to figure out what's stored in dconf and what's stored in gconf === rye_ is now known as rye [08:57] Hey I have the weather indicator app installed and it force closed upon coming back from hibernate/sleep mode. ideas? [08:57] *force closes [09:01] hi. is there a problem with network-manager in current precise? it lost all its submenus like wifi selection and vpn connection initialization. === avis is now known as rahonavois === rahonavois is now known as rahonavis === sorin is now known as Guest1595 [09:42] hi,i have a question:compiz is suitable with ubuntu 12.04? === knitt1 is now known as knittl === Freeaqingme is now known as manuchil| === manuchil| is now known as manuchi|| === manuchi|| is now known as Freeaqingme [10:15] Hey. Loving most of 12.04 LTS. Lots of cool stuff. I've only got 1 problem. If I get disconnected from wifi for any reason (ie I restart the router or the router drops me) I can't reconnect. I have to restart the computer in order to reconnect. Has anyone else seen this problem and is there a way to fix it? [10:27] hi there :) anyone tried 12.04 on a HP DL320/360? [10:32] hi guys - any idea why the unity dock thing has disappeared in 12.04? Is it a bug or me? [10:35] I've been having some weird display issues, GUI freezing to the point I need to reboot and such [10:36] for the past 3-4 days or so [10:36] I'm thinking it is nvidia related [10:36] pangolin - do you have the thing where you login the first time and you can't click on any old windows? [10:37] I get that and if I restart lightdm it goes away [10:37] no, but I don't reload the previous session [10:43] looks like it was something odd about my user - another user can login ok [10:43] and sees the menu [11:04] hi, what date for the RC? (thx) [11:05] look at the release schedule in the /topic [11:05] !schedule [11:05] A schedule of Precise Pangolin (12.04) release milestones can be found here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PreciseReleaseSchedule [11:05] I believe it's April 24th. [11:11] thx sidewinder [11:11] :) [11:26] anyone know whether the latest ubuntu 12.04 support z77 board ? [11:49] can you upgrade 11.10 to 12.04? [11:51] linuxuz3r, yes, wait for the official release and the update manager will offer to upgrade for you. [11:52] 6 days or so left [11:52] im doing my upgrade now :) [11:52] just cause i really want to run 12.04 lol [11:55] lol [12:03] Seriously, is there some kind of tradition saying that the new release of Ubuntu has to be pumped full of bugs a week before release, every time? [12:04] compiz is compatible with 12.04? [12:04] I've used it without much problems for weeks. Now I have no sound, it removed my drivers, the software center is broken, it takes minutes to shut down the system or log out, ... [12:14] oh yeah, and I forgot: every so often a window becomes unresponsive, making me unable to click anything (including the f*cking close button) [12:14] or a save button >.> [12:14] driving me nuts [12:15] installing 12.04 on an imac hehe [12:15] RobinJ1995, if you need to star out a word or character in the word, don't use the word. [12:17] at the current point there isn't a single decent operating system. they all care more about looks than stability [12:24] * Sidewinder Shouldn't say this in "+1" but I'm an LTS guy (10.04) and it runs better than stable. :) [12:37] Is there any kind of support to login on laptops with Yubikey's OTP ? [13:13] <_tasslehoff_> Up and running on 12.04 with proprietary nvidia drivers. My GTX 650 TI doesn [13:13] <_tasslehoff_> 't give out anything sensible on hdmi, though [13:15] <_tasslehoff_> ubuntu detects the display, but the display says "no cable connected". have tried hdmi and dvi out from the pc, neither works. === IAmNotThatGuy is now known as Sidewinder1 === Sidewinder1 is now known as IAmNotThatGuy === Sidewinder is now known as Sidewinder1 [13:56] ro [14:08] grr my system is well broken [14:34] how i find terminal (running on live dvd 12.04 beta2), my grub broke during the installation (i overwrited the exiting ubuntu) I tried typing terminal to dash [14:36] that should have done it really but there's always the shortcut keys ctrl + alt + T [14:36] :) [14:36] im very happy with the kubuntu improvements over 11.10 [14:36] kde 4.8 is so much quicker then the version in 11.10 on a netbook with 2gb of ram and an ssd [14:41] KDE is slow on 2GB RAM machine? LOL [14:46] Lint: no its not far from it its not slow 12.04 is faster then 11.10 versions of kde [14:46] and im talking about a netbook with an intel atom and a solid state drive and 2gb of ram [14:49] damn.. 12.04 wont install on a friends imac [14:49] just locks up during install.. whilst downloading updates.. if you unplug the network, it gets as far as installing grub.. then fails [14:50] first time i didnt have issues upgrading form one release to the next :D [14:55] jeez. :( http://pastebin.com/gQW3KQLN [14:55] can anyone help me with the repository errors ? [15:02] x crashes often [15:04] murlidhar: sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/* -vf && sudo apt-get update [15:06] hmmm [15:07] genii-around: what does it actually do ? [15:08] murlidhar: It removes the corrupt/bad lists then goes and grabs the current ones which then repopulates those directories [15:08] genii-around: but it still is not working .... still errors coming [15:09] murlidhar: Please pastebin the error(s) which you are now getting [15:09] k [15:10] genii-around: http://pastebin.com/vBC2u6kF [15:12] genii-around: the software center or the update manager don't open ( they crash soon as they open ) [15:14] murlidhar: For the GPG error: http://askubuntu.com/questions/86424/how-to-fix-gpg-error-for-extras-ubuntu-com-oneiric-release shows how to fix that. I'm not sure there is yet a 12.04 backports repository, you may want to comment out the entry for that one in the /etc/apt/sources.list [15:16] ok [15:16] thanks [15:27] hi there [15:27] I thought I could report a bug directly to launchpad? [15:27] clicking report a bug takes me to an ubuntu wiki where I have to run it from the OS itself [15:29] If I do it through Ubuntu itself it requires I put in a PID or report it against an application, but my issue is certain Fn keys. [15:29] so of course, it fails because I did not specify an application [15:53] I guess its a bit of a stretch to ask here, but anyone know the url to the github repo with fixed keyboard layouts for the norwegian apple keyboard? [15:53] Nevermind, found it. [15:54] That's the one thing I do hate about ubuntu, having to manually install the correct keyboard layout every time I install the system. :-P [15:56] DebolazX: You probably should file a bug about this. If it's a common problem, it probably will get into the repositories. [15:56] ironhalik: Bug reports has existed for a long time, it affects several languages. [15:57] DebolazX: do you have the bug #? [15:57] Not on hand. [15:57] (I'm at the office now) [15:58] Brb. [16:02] https://raw.github.com/socketpuppet/Ubuntu-MacBook-Norwegian-keyboard/master/no is the file I use to get a working keyboard layout anyhow. === stkrzysiak_ is now known as stkrzysiak [16:16] how to file a bug against xserve? [16:22] Dubaco: 'ubuntu-bug xorg' [16:38] Hi everyone [16:39] I can almost hear crickets. [16:42] Hello [16:42] I was wondering if anyone can help me. [16:44] hi all [16:45] I have this problem with gnome-shell 3.4.1 http://i39.tinypic.com/2heftaa.png [16:45] looks pretty, what's the problem? [16:46] (icons look a bit shoved together to me though) [16:47] justdave: Previous to the upgrade, were you using a proprietary video driver, like nvidia or fglrx ? [16:47] genii-around: it was. nvidia [16:47] nvidia [16:48] and when enable user theme extension i got that [16:48] on disable work normal [16:49] Hi! I've got a strange behavior : the text in the top bar is blurred [16:49] I'm not getting the low graphics warning or anything it looks like it just doesn't bother to try starting X11. boots to a console prompt [16:49] hello, repartitioning my disk for 12.04 beta. I have a 20gig/ 8gig swap and then rest is /home. installer warns me that I need a reserved bios area. I created a 5mb partition before all three partitions. still getting the warning [16:49] I don't know why, it has been like this since I installed the beta. [16:51] what's the service name for the login chooser in precise? (seems like it's not gdm anymore) [16:51] justdave: lightdm? [16:52] After upgrade to 12.04 (from 11.10) grub can't find my partition. It simply states "error: no such partition" for the new and all of my previous kernel entries. How can I remidy this? [16:53] hmm, so maybe it does start and then quits without doing anything [16:53] I just did "start lightdm" and it found it, and claimed it started, but nothing happened. [16:53] it showed up in the process list for about 10 or 15 seconds, then disappeared [16:54] Can you explain a little more detail for boot on comand promt [16:54] ? [16:55] I don't have a monitor on this box, if it's trying to be smart or something. It normally runs headless and I VNC into it. [16:55] maybe it sees that there's no monitor and thinks it shouldn't bother starting. :) [17:02] yeah, I bet that's what's going on. If I start an old-style vnc server that runs a separate desktop session that seems to work fine [17:04] er, maybe not. things seem a bit crashy. :| [17:04] box was upgraded directly from lucis, if it matters [17:04] lucid* [17:07] Sorry to just intrude, but I was hoping I can get a quick pointer. My upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04 beta2 has somehow messed up. with grub [17:07] none of my kernel entries work. they all say "error: no such partition" [17:08] vebulous: did you resize partitions or anything prior to the install? [17:08] device order might have changed or something [17:09] no. I simply issed the update-manager -d command (or something like that) [17:09] It's an upgrade from Onric to Precise [17:09] I know there's a way within grub to get a grub shell and explore the hard drive a bit [17:09] but I forget how off the top of my head [17:09] anyone using kubuntu 12.04? hows it shaping up? [17:10] natman: I'm pretty happy with it so far. [17:10] I could have probably fixed this with legacy-grub. I never fully go the thang of grub2 [17:10] genii-around: whats the default IM client and package man? [17:12] natman: Muon is the default package manager. Not sure what the default IM client is, probably Kopete. I'm using Quassel mainly for the IRC [17:12] fyi in kde4 konversation is back genii-around just not installed by default [17:12] eagles0513875: I prefer Quassel but thanks [17:12] genii-around: cool, Kopete is getting old, was hoping for telepathy to be ready. Quassel is great [17:13] Kvirc is also nice [17:13] i like kvirc alot [17:13] im on latest master branch compile but i think im due for a newer recompile [17:14] genii-around: do you feel kde as a whole has gotten faster with kde 4.8 [17:15] to me on my netbook it seems a hell of alot quicker [17:15] i have an older ( 1.6 GHz centrino, 2GB ram, very small Nvida gfx card ), what *buntu would be best, it currently has Xubuntu - but i really dont see any preformance benifits for the xfce desktop [17:18] eagles0513875: Not really for me, it seems relatively the same. But far less buggy apps and crashing etc [17:20] genii-around: and wwhat im really happy about is more control over akonadi [17:20] and nepomuk [17:24] I was just wondering if there were any major differences between the 32-bit and 64-bit Precise ISO images. [17:26] I remember back on 10.04 and 10.10 that Preview mode only worked on 32-bit. [17:26] Has this been fixed? [17:26] Can 64-bit users use an Ubuntu 64-bit Precise disc and Try Out the software before installing? [17:29] cypher-neo: amd64 live usbs work here [17:30] Good :D [17:31] I'm glad amd64 Live Preview has been fixed. I have a 64-bit user I'm converting to Ubuntu today. :) [17:33] cypher-neo, starting from Ubuntu 12.04, the default ISO you'll be downloading will be 64-bit anyway [17:33] cypher-neo: I've never had a problem with Live mode on 64-bit and I've been using Ubuntu for years [17:34] Arnold: that's not been confirmed, I believe 32-bit will still be default because it works most everywhere [17:35] jbicha, so they are backing up from the early proposition? I just read a few days ago that they are still going to set the 64-bit being the default release for download [17:38] Arnold: but did you read that from an official source? [17:38] jbicha, no, it was not from an official source [17:38] hi all, my laptop has one of those dual GPU thingies. I have two problems: no HW acceleration is available for X, and the HDMI connection is not working. [17:39] for all i care - if only the intel card will work and the nvidia will not - I am happy [17:44] hi, will 12.04 alternate support ssd+trim+luks out of the box or do I have to do some tweaking? [17:49] knock knock [17:51] ssd should out of the box. [17:51] what is trim and lucks? [17:52] sorry mean TRIM and luks [17:52] Trim and luks??? [17:53] whats that if you guys dont mind me asking im on 12.04 on an SSD on my netbook and kubuntu is super zippy and happy [17:54] http://askubuntu.com/questions/59519/do-you-recommend-luks-encryption-on-a-ssd-trim-support [17:56] about TRIM on 11.04 it lost my partition table after 1/2 year probably do TRIM [17:57] that is why i ask if 12.04 and the kernel 3(up) will support it [17:59] aantoon: sorry, no idea :( [17:59] #ubuntu-motu [18:00] aantoon: that drive encryption or home directory encryption [18:00] aantoon: there is a kernel channel, that youk about that [18:00] hi, is there anybody interesting in a M$ office clone (deep compatible with M$) in Ubuntu Linux ? it is not open source, but free. produced by a Chinese company. [18:00] Hi, can someone help me with this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/986321? [18:00] Launchpad bug 986321 in linux (Ubuntu) "READ/Write FPDMA QUEUED failures" [Undecided,Incomplete] [18:01] here is the wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingsoft_Office [18:01] drive incryption [18:02] ahh im no help with that [18:02] i did have issues with home directory encryption [18:02] hechu, LibreOffice is also free and it's included with Precise [18:03] cypher-neo: its based on the Open office code base but a million times better [18:03] libreoffice is maintained by the document foundation and development is so fast :) and tons of improvements with each new version [18:03] eagles0513875, I know that. I use Libre every day. [18:04] cypher-neo, yes thank you. I know. but ,,, LibreOffice or OpenOffice are not good enough in compatible, [18:04] hechu, Yes, they are! They can export and import from hundreds of office file formats. [18:05] cypher-neo: im actually working on the android port the UI for it :D [18:05] http://www.kingsoftstore.com/ this is the home page of the Kingsoft Offic ( only Windows version), now they are developing linux version, and released it's alpha3 version. [18:05] eagles0513875: thanks for trying [18:05] hechu, I've heard of people have issues with Open and LibreOffice before, but compatibility has never been an issue. [18:07] cypher-neo: the codebase has diverged quite a bit compared to the OOo.org codebase [18:08] cypher-neo, oh. I see. some times I have to exchange some office file with M$ users. it's sometimes a big problem in compatible issues. especially when I have to do some modification on their document. [18:08] hechu: they are constantly improving compatability with microsoft formats. The biggest problem is microsoft not following the ODF standards [18:08] hechu, Then you need to convert your friends to Linux. lol [18:09] cypher-neo: not necessarily even if he converts them to libreoffice its a start [18:09] cypher-neo, yeah, I am trying convert my friends an my families. [18:10] Good job hechu! [18:10] hechu: kubuntu is the best to get them on if they want something that is very similar to windows [18:11] cypher-neo, I want to say is this Chinese company, they have a contact with M$ in early of 90s. they have M$ format legally. [18:11] * contract * [18:12] bleh [18:13] actually, I am a community member of that company, a alpha tester of linux version office software. [18:14] no. the reason is that ´community´ is either lazy or incompetent and cannot implement a format properly. [18:14] I'm going with greedy and incompetent. [18:15] oh, sorry my bad English, maybe you got misunderstanding me. [18:15] hello [18:16] I'm trying to build wine 1.5.2 on 64-bit precise but I cannot resolve the 32-bit xlib development dependency the configure script complains about [18:16] configure: error: X 32-bit development files not found. Wine will be built without X support, which probably isn't what you want. You will need to install 32-bit development packages of Xlib/Xfree86 at the very least. [18:16] hexa-: you would need the ia32-libs installed [18:17] I have [18:17] O_o i dunno then never compiled wine from source [18:17] hexa-: have you tried asking in the winehq channel [18:17] yep [18:17] they told me wine on 64 bit needs multiarch support to be built [18:18] multiarch-support was already installed, ia32-libs too [18:18] I don't understand why you're building it. 1.5.2 was released on the PPA source yesterday I think... [18:18] to build you likely need more stuff [18:18] apt-get build-dep wine should help [18:19] need to add a custom patch to make diablo 3 downloader working [18:19] though not all may be coinstallable [18:19] hexa-, Oh, I see. [18:19] My touchpad doesn't disable while I'm typing.... Hmm. [18:19] cypher-neo: he coudl also download the source package [18:19] eagles0513875, Also, that. :) [18:19] hexa-: you tried apt-get source wine package to get it from the source repo [18:19] I did try apt-get source wine first, then downloadaed the source packages - doesn't make a difference [18:20] using the wine ppa [18:20] thats not right O_O [18:20] hexa-: try sudo apt-get build-dep wine [18:20] doesn't make a difference as in they both complain about missing x 32 bit dev libs [18:20] dev libs for what [18:20] already did [18:20] "32-bit development packages of Xlib/Xfree86" [18:20] Anyone have an idea why my mousepad doesn't disable? [18:21] hexa-: check the debian/rules on how its built [18:21] I HAVE TO exchange some office document with my friends and business partner ( my client). they are usually M$ user. even LibreOffice/OpenOffice can open M$ Office document, but it's still many different between each other. The Chinese company, because the legally have file format of M$ offcie document, so they produced a M$ file deep compatible office software, called Kingsoft Office. now, they are developing Linux version. I have a alpha package of installa [18:21] s/mousepad/trackpad/ :D [18:21] tion file. I found the KSOffice can solve the problem of me (compatible with M$ document). [18:21] hechu: .... Okay? [18:22] hexa-: bug 944321 (see the comments) [18:22] Launchpad bug 944321 in wine1.4 (Ubuntu) "apt-get build-dep script for wine missing xorg and " [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/944321 [18:22] jtaylor: it seems they're building with --enable-win64, but that does not create 32-bit executables unforunatelay [18:22] trism thx [18:22] essobi, excuse me. [18:22] OKAY! [18:22] hexa-: so wine in the repository is 64 bit only? I doubt it [18:23] simplest is just to do quilt import your-patch and build the package [18:23] it isn't [18:23] thats what I was wondering about [18:24] jtaylor with dpkg-buildpackage I suppose? [18:24] yes [18:24] -us -uc if you have no gpg key [18:24] alright, thanks. I'll try that now. [18:25] ok [18:25] afternoon. Need some help with Download Helper giving me conversion failed errors, whether I use ffmpeg or mencoder. [18:25] you probably have to do QUILT_PATCHES=debian/patches quilt import [18:25] make sure it lands in debian/patches [18:25] I don't think it is that simple, see the comments from the wine maintainer on that bug [18:25] essobi, my HP laptop touchpad can stop by "synclient touchpadoff=1" [18:26] hechu: I don't have a synclient compat touchpad. [18:26] It's a MacBookPro 8,3. [19:14] I have been using an AT&T wireless dongle since Ubuntu 9,04, and I know it works in Ubuntu 11.10, but in 12.04 I cannot get it to work. [19:14] Network Manager isn't even recognizing it. I tested on a Windows machine with ACM installed and it works. [19:15] Is there a way to downgrade the Network Manager to get things working, or do I have to install a previous-version kernel? [19:18] does it make sense to downgrade to 11.10 from 12.04 then do a do-release-upgrade to test the upgrade process? [19:19] tiox0: might be useful to see what sort of errors you get in /var/log/kern.log and /var/log/syslog when plugging it in [19:19] hmm anyone has an idea hot to mame context menu not so full of everything, to edit it somehow ? [19:20] how to" [19:24] rNevermind, a connection was found, lol [19:25] What's up with the NVIDIA drivers for 12.04? 173 appears to be broken atm... both in repo and upstream. is this something that can be fixed, or are the older cards not supported? [19:33] hello? [19:33] hi [19:34] have you ever tried to install 12.04 on a macbook? [19:34] MisterT, whats the issue, please describe clearly [19:35] it can't start up. mostly Input/output errors [19:35] MisterT, did you md5 the iso before burning it to cd? do the disk integrity check? burn at very low speed? [19:35] i have no idea how to put the input into a file unless i type it into a text editor as it's trying (and failing) to boot, but it goes too fast [19:36] eh, no [19:36] thats always the first step [19:36]