[00:31] trying to set up nfs, when I restart nfs-kernel-server I get: exportfs: scandir /etc/exports.d: No such file or directory. following step by step at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo [00:48] found a solution.. odd solution but no error on restarting server now: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1903503 [01:11] cum on, really, why upgrading to 12.04 i have no sound? [01:15] https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/ubuntu-help/sound-nosound.html i belive i been to the bottom of this. desn't help. in 11.10 my card was detected. and here i seem to have a list of devices. [03:27] How do I get APT to use a proxy? [03:28] I'm using a SSH tunnel to connect to the Internet (my carrier blocks certain functionality) and SSL seems not to work [03:28] How do I get APT working with my current SSH tunnel? It's on port 8080 [03:29] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Howto#Setting_up_apt-get_to_use_a_http-proxy [03:32] gratis [20:42] hello [20:42] i really need to learn the ubuntu basics [20:43] how do i install aplication for executable files??? [20:45] kevinisexploiter, [20:46] what are you wantign to do? [20:46] im trying to learn [20:47] how to install executable app for files [20:47] app for executable files i mean [20:48] applications are typically executable. [20:48] If it's a package in the repository, the package name is 4 out of 6 of the times the name of the program. [20:48] ok unebooten executable file [20:48] what app to open unebooten with [20:48] ??? [20:49] unetbootin is an app [20:49] You can install it using "unetbootin" in Ubuntu Software Center. [20:49] it dd's immages to things [20:49] well i uploaded from thumb drive [20:50] uploaded from? [20:50] and when i click on file it says it needs an app to open it [20:50] so what app will open unebooten [20:51] what you talking bout willis? [20:51] or must it go threw software center [20:51] i need to also work with files on computer [20:52] So what kind of computer do you have kevinisexploiter [20:53] old laptop [20:53] whats the graphics card? [20:53] idk [20:53] we cant help you if you dont know [20:53] sorry, but we cant help you anymore [20:54] 'twas nice knowing you [20:54] why do u need to know grafics card to tell me what app to open a file with [20:54] ??? [20:55] Helps us determine how old your computer might be. [20:55] And kevinisexploiter, what version of Ubuntu are you running? [20:55] K/X/L/Ubuntu? 12.10? [20:55] precise [20:55] ok tell me how to retrive system info from terminal [20:56] jalcine, is that release supported on old laptops? [20:56] philipballew: depends on how old he's going, could be 6 months old or 6 years. [20:57] kevinisexploiter: uname -a would be good. [20:57] so anyone know how to retieve system info [20:57] what to type [20:57] ?? [20:57] "uname -a" [20:57] into a terminal, [20:57] You could also press Ctrl+Alt+PrntScn+K for a terminal. [20:57] kevinisexploiter, type es and tell me when it stops. Then we can help you [20:58] *yes I mean kevinisexploiter [20:58] es command not found [20:58] type yes and tell me when it stops [20:58] only after it stops can we help you [20:59] kobalt@bastard:~$ uname -a [20:59] Linux bastard 3.0.0-12-generic #20-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 7 14:50:42 UTC 2011 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux [20:59] kobalt@bastard:~$ es [20:59] es: command not found [20:59] kobalt@bastard:~$ [20:59] If that doesn't work, try pressing Ctrl+Alt+PrntScrn+K/B [20:59] hm, press that key combo then. [21:00] what is k/b [21:00] is k/b a button [21:00] ??? [21:00] no, press either Ctrl+Alt+PrntScrn+K or Ctrl+Alt+PrntScrn+B; should provide you with a command line interface. [21:00] its a letter. two of them to be specific [21:01] ohh a screen shot [21:01] why do you need a screen shot ? [21:01] exactly [21:02] why?? [21:02] do i need a screenshot philipballew [21:02] id say you need about 50 of them [21:02] philipballew: what ? [21:02] posters! [21:02] philipballew: WHy? [21:02] philipballew: you are telling a user asking for help he needs to provide 50 screen shots ? [21:03] no, just 1 is good [21:03] why do you need any ? [21:04] great now when i do it it dont show shell to save screen shot [21:04] you don't need a screen shot [21:05] i aggree [21:05] i just need to know how to select app to open executable file [21:06] what is the name of the file [21:06] (the file you want to open) [21:07] unetbootin-linux-575 [21:07] kevinisexploiter: then you need to use unetbootin to open it === arizona_bay is now known as XX [21:13] ok ijust gave up and went to soft ware center and did it that way [21:13] it works now but i still need to know how to find what apps open what files [21:14] any ideas??? [21:16] you research it [21:16] what file do you want to open ? [21:18] well i was trying to open unebooten download exe file [21:18] instead of going threw software center [21:19] ok well, thats an executable that you need to run, not open [21:19] but you should have no need to download it, you should use the packaged version out of software center [21:20] what app would i use to run it if i did it that way?? [21:20] you don't need to [21:20] you should use the version from software center [21:20] i am [21:20] great, then there is no problem [21:21] so basically i got the wrong download cause it should have been formatted with a app to run unebooten with right ??is that why i had to go to software center ? [21:22] i am a windows guy and usually a download can be ran after u down load [21:22] it doesn't work that way in linux [21:22] ive never been able to do that unless it is done by software center [21:22] https://help.ubuntu.com - a good guide for a basic introduction to ubuntu [21:22] well how does it work [21:23] cause i cant always use software center [21:23] have a read of the link [21:23] you should be able to use software center for pretty much any software [21:24] im just too much a windows guy trying to use ubuntu i guess [21:24] ive got so much to learn about ubuntu [21:24] read the link I gave you [21:24] it will act as a good basic overview / guide [21:25] ok === XX is now known as test === test is now known as XX