[02:02] <CavemanZipper> hey guyss
[02:02] <CavemanZipper> good morning!
[02:02] <CavemanZipper> Woke up, went straight to my terminal :P
[02:02] <CavemanZipper> And within 20 seconds, needed help again..
[02:02] <CavemanZipper> Please check that the $DISPLAY environment variable is properly set.
[02:02] <CavemanZipper> I get this when using the command line for xfreerdp
[02:02] <Unit193> Are you in a TTY?
[02:03] <CavemanZipper> yeah
[02:03] <CavemanZipper> xfreerdp --disable-wallpaper -z -u mike -p mypass 10.1.1.50
[02:03] <CavemanZipper> I typed this.
[02:03] <CavemanZipper> I know the variables are probably incorrect,
[02:03] <CavemanZipper> but the error leads me to believe its something else im missing
[02:03] <Unit193> You'll need to change that to be correct, but you also need to be in a terminal emulator as the display will need a UI.
[02:04] <CavemanZipper> Oh, so a raw CLI like the TTY will have that $display error
[02:04] <CavemanZipper> Since it has no graphical user interface?
[02:04] <CavemanZipper> I'll try launching it from Terminal
[02:05] <Unit193> Well, you could set it, but it's easy enough just to do it this way.
[02:05] <Unit193> DISPLAY=:0 xfreerdp -bleh -blah
[02:05] <CavemanZipper> hahahaha, is that real?
[02:05] <CavemanZipper> Do I do that in tty
[02:05] <CavemanZipper> ??
[02:05] <Unit193> Other than -belh, yep.
[02:07] <CavemanZipper> IT KEEPS RETURNING AN ERROR
[02:07] <CavemanZipper> woops, caps.
[02:07] <CavemanZipper> invalid, failed to parse arguments
[02:08] <CavemanZipper> missing server name
[02:08] <CavemanZipper> is this something I should type prior to all command line connections?
[02:10] <CavemanZipper> OK i managed to connect to your CLI above
[02:10] <CavemanZipper> it didnt return an error
[02:10] <CavemanZipper> now it's just a new line
[02:11] <Unit193> Yes, it'll come back with unable to connect to 10.1.1.50:3389 Error: protocol security negotiation failure   unless you enter the right info.
[02:11] <CavemanZipper> Alright, if I want to connect to my laptop for example
[02:11] <CavemanZipper> how do I find out what I need
[02:12] <CavemanZipper> to replace the variables?
[02:12] <CavemanZipper> does my laptop need to be configured in any special way?
[02:12] <Unit193> You'll need to have an account with it enabled, it's been too long since I've done that in Windows, but it shouldn't be hard.
[02:13] <Unit193> Not alal windows versions have it either.
[02:14] <CavemanZipper> an account?
[02:14] <Unit193> Windows login creds.
[02:15] <CavemanZipper> oh, so the laptop i'm working on would need a password too
[02:15] <CavemanZipper> at the login page, before I enter the desktop,
[02:15] <CavemanZipper> are those the creds you speak of?
[02:15] <CavemanZipper> :)
[02:16] <CavemanZipper> Btw, how do I know the program I want has an apt-get?
[02:16] <CavemanZipper> I want to install TeamViewer, and i was wondering if it was possible
[02:16] <ntwrk_keith> try to get
[02:16] <ntwrk_keith> sudo apt-get install teamviewer
[02:16] <CavemanZipper> to just type sudo apt-get  install teamviewer
[02:16] <CavemanZipper> i'm afraid for the sudo :P
[02:17] <CavemanZipper> are you sure I can do that?
[02:18] <CavemanZipper> darn, it returned an error
[02:18] <CavemanZipper> Unabl to locate package teamviewer
[02:18] <CavemanZipper> well i've downloaded off the website anyway,
[02:19] <CavemanZipper> how do I launch it from a terminal?
[02:19] <CavemanZipper> can I launch it from TTY?
[02:19] <CavemanZipper> or must it have a UI as well? cuz TeamViewer is rather graphics-ed.
[02:20] <Unit193> Well, TeamViewer isn't my favorite as they don't have a *native* linux program, but you can use either USC or gdebi to install.
[02:20] <Unit193> (Or dpkg -i plus apt-get install -f)
[02:22] <CavemanZipper> so you'd still recommen xfreerdp, personally?
[02:23] <CavemanZipper> I like how xfreerdp is looking but i'm stuck at the figuring out variables part
[02:23] <Unit193> They are different applications, ssh, vnc, rdp, etc.
[02:23] <CavemanZipper> and actually I think they do already have a native linux version
[02:23] <Unit193> Not last I checked, just packaged wine+windows one.
[02:35] <ScottyK> I normally run Kubuntu, but I decided to also install Unity. I have thunderbird (email) installed when I run KDE. If I install thunderbird when I log in using Unity, will it access all of my email?
[02:36] <Unit193> So you just installed Unity, rather than a dual boot, right?
[02:36] <ScottyK> Unit- yes. I select which one at the log in screen
[02:37] <Unit193> Than it's already installed and configured.
[02:37] <ScottyK> unity is configred, it access the same /home as I use under KDE
[02:38] <ScottyK> sorry of this is a blatantly obvious question, been a long day!
[02:38] <Unit193> As should tbird.  No problem.'
[02:39] <ScottyK> great! I've been wanting to try out Unity, and i'm pleased that I can still access a lot of my stuff from the KDE side
[03:47] <kriskishi> anybody help how to install pidgin plugins with the extension ****.c ?
[07:13] <bipul> Hi
[07:13] <bipul> i just need to know about Kernel how to make kernel in C
[07:15] <bipul> ?
[07:24] <bipul> ?
[07:24] <bipul> Any one around
[11:27] <yeehi> Help - I need somebody to help me with my proxy - i can't use apt-get update, but I can browse the web
[11:27] <yeehi> I have installed cntlm and configured it properly, I believe. The port it is listening too is the default, 3128 I think the problem might be that another process is using 3128 but I don't know
[11:28] <hobgoblin> yeehi: all I can say is did you look at the apt proxy wiki page?
[11:28] <yeehi> Oh hobgoblin please give me a link to that!
[11:28] <yeehi> I didn't know you had one -
[11:29] <yeehi> Oh, sure I looked at the apt proxy wiki page - i spent a lot of time on that
[11:29] <yeehi> I followed out the suggestions there
[11:30] <yeehi> The problem, which isn't mentioned on the page, and perhaps it should be, is that I am dealing with an ISA server, a microsoft one, which requires authentication in a format not natively supported by*nix systems
[11:32] <hobgoblin> http://askubuntu.com/questions/111375/microsoft-proxy-server-not-working-with-cntlm-and-apt-get
[11:32] <hobgoblin> might help
[11:32] <hobgoblin> http://askubuntu.com/search?q=apt+proxy
[11:33] <yeehi> Oh great hobgoblin - thanks for those links let me look at them
[11:33] <hobgoblin> welcome
[11:34] <yeehi> Here is my error messasge when i try sudo apt-get update :  Unable to connect to 127.0.0.1:5865:    I don't know where it got the 5865 port number from! I am sure I didn't set it that way...
[11:34] <hobgoblin> yeehi: not going to be able to do more than point you at possible sources of help :(
[11:35] <yeehi> OK thanks hobgoblin - it is leading me onto a new avenue - setting the Auth flags in cntlm conf
[11:35] <hobgoblin> cool - hope it helps
[19:18] <jag> hi, when multicore CPUs quote their specs, is the speed usually per core, or totaled?
[19:21] <escott> jag, per core
[19:21] <escott> and its usually fully symmetric so all cpus are identical
[19:22] <jag> escott: thanks a lot
[21:28] <spendyala> hi
[21:28] <Unit193> Howdy.
[21:28] <spendyala> What are network administrator command required to learn
[21:29] <spendyala> I am just a benigerr
[21:29] <spendyala> I am trying to learn
[21:35] <Unit193> Hmmm?
[23:45] <msdaisy> !mount
[23:45] <ubot2> mount is used to attach devices to directories. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount
[23:46] <msdaisy> !file
[23:46] <ubot2> An explanation of how files and directories are organized on Ubuntu, and how they can be manipulated, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxFilesystemTreeOverview  see also: man hier