[00:17] <r4y> When I use try to convert flv to avi using transmageddon the audio becomes out of sync. If I use ffmpeg the quality is boxy.
[00:18] <r4y> I mean the video becomes boxy not the audio
[00:20] <geirha> never heard of transmageddon, but what video encoding do you specify with ffmpeg?
[00:20] <r4y> I don't know what you mean
[00:21] <r4y> I do ffmpeg -i
[00:21] <r4y> I am still new to this. Less then a year maybe
[00:22] <r4y> I use avidemux
[00:22] <geirha> Then ffmpeg will transcode the video to some default video encoding and bitrate that avi can contain
[00:24] <r4y> Are you asking what codec I use with transmageddon?, Because I thought you were asking about ffmpeg not  transmageddon
[00:26] <geirha> I've never heard of transmageddon. I have occationally used ffmpeg though. So yes, I was asking what video codec you used for the output format with ffmpeg
[00:26] <geirha> Though I do sense an urge to play some Carmageddon now. Not sure why
[00:28] <r4y> What webpage do you suggest for learning how to choose different codecs using ffmpeg?
[00:29] <geirha> http://ffmpeg.org
[00:30] <r4y> Ha ha, OK, thank you for the help
[01:07] <r4y> This is what I did: http://pastebin.com/hQFL1qA3
[01:12] <r4y> I did "ffmpeg -formats" I want an example of how to use the codecs shown?, As you can see I know how to choose the file format for the input and output. How for instance can I choose both the codec and the file format for the input and output?
[01:15] <bobweaver> Hey ClientAlive  just wanted to talk here as that is not a "support cahnnel " :)
[01:15] <bobweaver> rules are rules :)
[01:15] <ClientAlive> np  :)
[01:15] <bobweaver> so yeah install the nonfree firmware
[01:15] <ClientAlive> I didn't even think about this wireless card thing or I may not have installed last night
[01:15] <ClientAlive> how?
[01:16] <ClientAlive> google for a tute?
[01:16] <bobweaver> sudo apt-get install linux-firmware-nonfree
[01:16] <CharlesA> yep
[01:16] <CharlesA> ^
[01:17] <bobweaver> If that dont swork we will add my patch to the driver
[01:17] <ClientAlive> ok
[01:17] <ClientAlive> I did install that
[01:17] <bobweaver> sudo rmmod b43
[01:17] <ClientAlive> rfkill still not installed
[01:17] <bobweaver> sudo modprobe b43
[01:17] <bobweaver> that is ok
[01:17] <bobweaver> we will get to thtat
[01:17] <bobweaver> one thing at a time
[01:18] <ClientAlive> did sudo rmmod b43
[01:18] <bobweaver> sudo modprobe b43
[01:18] <ClientAlive> did sudo modprobe b43
[01:18] <bobweaver> anywireless ?
[01:18] <bobweaver> any wireless ?
[01:19] <ClientAlive> iwconfig looks same, rfkill not installed, trying to remember how to check
[01:19] <bobweaver> ok
[01:20] <CharlesA> iwscan, no?
[01:20] <CharlesA> I don't know wireless, so I am probably not helping..
[01:20] <bobweaver> it is ok CharlesA  help is help :)
[01:20] <ClientAlive> this is true  :)
[01:20] <bobweaver> the firmware is needed anyway
[01:20] <CharlesA> :-)
[01:21] <bobweaver> ok ClientAlive  pastebin         lsmod
[01:21] <CharlesA> lsmod | pastebinit?
[01:21] <bobweaver> sure
[01:21] <CharlesA> \o/
[01:22] <ClientAlive> ok: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1087164/
[01:22] <bobweaver> DL this   https://launchpad.net/~josephjamesmills/+archive/beta/+files/b43patch_0.0.1-1_all.deb
[01:22] <CharlesA> Hrm, not being used yet
[01:22] <CharlesA> ^
[01:23] <bobweaver> then install with software center
[01:23] <ClientAlive> saved it to the Desktop
[01:24] <ClientAlive> synaptic can do it?
[01:24] <bobweaver> ok
[01:24] <bobweaver> cd ~/Desktop && sudo dpkg -i <name of package>
[01:25] <bobweaver> cd ~/Desktop && sudo dpkg -i b43patch_0.0.1-1_all.deb
[01:25] <bobweaver> then update and upgrade
[01:26] <CharlesA> and pray :D
[01:26] <bobweaver> :)
[01:26] <bobweaver> all that package does is install firmware that is altered for older 4318 cards
[01:26] <bobweaver> and other 43 *
[01:27] <bobweaver> made it for my pentesting machine it is for aircrack patch
[01:27] <bobweaver> well that and when I teached class on making debs I used that for example also
[01:27] <ClientAlive> I'm not familiar w/ doing that and there's nothing in the context menu. I'll google for how to do it on the command line or something
[01:28] <ClientAlive> oh
[01:28] <ClientAlive> ok
[01:28] <bobweaver> What ClientAlive
[01:28] <CharlesA> ClientAlive: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[01:29] <ClientAlive> done
[01:29] <bobweaver> ClientAlive,  cd ~/Desktop
[01:29] <ClientAlive> sorry, I didn't see what you wrote before - it is installed now
[01:29] <bobweaver> sudo dpkg -i *deb
[01:30] <bobweaver> cd /lib/firmware
[01:30] <bobweaver> ls | grep b43
[01:30] <bobweaver> is there now firmware there ?
[01:30] <ClientAlive> cd /lib/firmware; ls | grep b43
[01:30] <ClientAlive> oops
[01:30] <ClientAlive> :)
[01:30] <bobweaver> :)
[01:31] <ClientAlive> output from that: "b43"
[01:31] <bobweaver> sudo rmmod b43
[01:31] <bobweaver> sudo apt-get --purge removeb43-fwcutter firmware-b43-installer bcmwl-kernel-source
[01:31] <bobweaver> sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter firmware-b43-installer bcmwl-kernel-source
[01:31] <bobweaver> er
[01:31] <bobweaver> sudo apt-get --purge remove b43-fwcutter firmware-b43-installer bcmwl-kernel-source
[01:32] <bobweaver>  let me start again
[01:32] <bobweaver> lol
[01:32] <bobweaver> sudo rmmod b43
[01:32] <bobweaver> sudo apt-get --purge remove b43-fwcutter firmware-b43-installer bcmwl-kernel-source
[01:32] <bobweaver> sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter firmware-b43-installer bcmwl-kernel-source
[01:32] <bobweaver> sudo modprobe b43
[01:33] <ClientAlive> lI got the space bro (got ya covered)  :)
[01:33] <bobweaver> cool
[01:36] <ClientAlive> got those done. It seemed as though there was more output during the installation step (more than previously).
[01:36] <bobweaver> cool, now do you have wireless ?
[01:37] <bobweaver> iwlist scan <name of interface like wlan0 >
[01:37] <bobweaver> also what about rfkill ?
[01:38] <bobweaver> and open jockey-gtk (additinal drivers)  and if it is installed remove it
[01:39] <ClientAlive> rfkill not installed and iwlist scan wlan0 [output] "iwlist: unknown command 'wlan0' (check 'iwlist --help')."
[01:39] <ClientAlive> jockey-gtk not installed
[01:40] <bobweaver> additional drivers  is not installed ?
[01:40] <ClientAlive> nope
[01:40] <bobweaver> lubuntu ?
[01:40] <ClientAlive> lxde on a base ubuntu server install
[01:41] <ClientAlive> did a sudo apt-get install lxde  after installing ubuntu 12.04 server
[01:41] <bobweaver> oh
[01:41] <bobweaver> might want to change out the kernel
[01:41] <bobweaver> if you are using for desktop
[01:41] <CharlesA> The server kernel is the same as the desktop as of 12.04.
[01:42] <bobweaver> Oh ?
[01:42] <CharlesA> ya
[01:42] <ClientAlive> that would be fine I just didn't wan a butload of extra apps I don't need
[01:42] <CharlesA> they both use 3.2.xx generic
[01:42] <ClientAlive> it is except for some timing thing to do with page refresh rate or something (the server kernel is set to a lower one)
[01:43] <bobweaver> ClientAlive,  lsmod | pastebinit
[01:43] <bobweaver> ClientAlive,  there is also minamal and Ubuntu core j/s
[01:44] <bobweaver> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Core/InstallationExample
[01:44] <ClientAlive> ok:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/1087184/
[01:44] <bobweaver> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD/
[01:44] <ClientAlive> I used the normal cd/ iso image (not the minimal)
[01:45] <ClientAlive> just did the standard install though (no added packages selected)
[01:46] <bobweaver> ok
[01:46] <bobweaver> sudo apt-get install rfkill
[01:47] <bobweaver> ClientAlive,  is liburfkill-glib0  installed ?  dpkg-query -l | grep  liburfkill-glib0
[01:47] <ClientAlive> there's a phy4
[01:47] <ClientAlive> output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1087191/
[01:48] <bobweaver> press the button
[01:48] <bobweaver> then run rfkill list all
[01:48] <bobweaver> is it blocked is the switch working ?
[01:50] <bobweaver> press the button   ==  your wireless switch
[01:50] <ClientAlive> now it says Hard blocked: yes in the first entry but not the second one (in the hp-wifi but not hte phy4)
[01:50] <ClientAlive> that dpkg command did not return anything from grep
[01:50] <bobweaver> ok
[01:51] <bobweaver> sudo apt-get --purge remove firmware-b43-installer
[01:51] <bobweaver> then
[01:51] <bobweaver> sudo rmmod b43
[01:51] <bobweaver> then
[01:51] <bobweaver> sudo modprobe b43
[01:51] <bobweaver> do you have wireless ?
[01:52] <ClientAlive> all done
[01:52] <ClientAlive> did all
[01:53] <bobweaver> ls /lib/firmware |pastebinit
[01:54] <ClientAlive> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1087196/
[01:54] <bobweaver> thanks
[01:55] <ClientAlive> hmm, I see bcm*  stuff in there
[01:56] <bobweaver> yeah
[01:56] <bobweaver> wait thou
[01:56] <bobweaver> sudo -i
[01:56] <ClientAlive> not trying to be short with you btw. Just trying to hurry when you instruct me so it saves you time  :)
[01:56] <bobweaver> cd /lib/firmware
[01:56] <bobweaver> wget http://www.omattos.com/sites/default/files/b43-all-fw.tar_.gz
[01:56] <ClientAlive> sudo -i first ? all those three?
[01:57] <bobweaver> yes
[01:57] <ClientAlive> ok
[01:57] <bobweaver> tar xcf b43-all-fw.tar_.gz
[01:57] <bobweaver> exit
[01:57] <bobweaver> sudo rmmod b43
[01:58] <bobweaver> sudo modprobe 43
[01:58] <bobweaver> iwlist scan
[01:58] <bobweaver> wireless ?
[01:58] <bobweaver> if not
[01:58] <bobweaver> pastebin   dmesg | grep b43
[01:58] <bobweaver> should be warring in there about older firmware now
[01:58] <ClientAlive> it's "*tar_.gz" (with the underscore in it)?
[01:59] <bobweaver> just untar the package
[01:59] <bobweaver> exstract
[01:59] <bobweaver> it is the only tar package there
[01:59] <ClientAlive> it's not what I was asking but it's ok. I got ya
[02:00] <ClientAlive> untar while logged in as root and the perms will be ok?
[02:01] <bobweaver> you can only untar in lib/firmware as root
[02:01] <bobweaver> tar -xzf b43-all-fw.tar_.gz
[02:01] <bobweaver> to be 100%
[02:02] <ClientAlive> k
[02:03] <r4y> how do I search for a word from a man page?
[02:03] <bobweaver> r4y,  press / then type
[02:03] <r4y> TY
[02:03] <ClientAlive> iwlist scan does not give good output
[02:03] <bobweaver> NP
[02:04] <bobweaver> ok keep going ClientAlive
[02:04] <ClientAlive> says interface doesn't support scanning for "lo" and for wlan0 says "Failed to read scan data: Network is down"
[02:04] <bobweaver> ok
[02:05] <bobweaver> follow my instuctions above plz
[02:05] <ClientAlive> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1087207/
[02:06] <bobweaver> thanks
[02:06] <bobweaver> sudo rmmod hp_wmi
[02:07] <bobweaver> rfkill list all | pastebinit
[02:07] <ClientAlive> how come there's so many of the same listing? (phy[0-6])
[02:08] <ClientAlive> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1087210/
[02:09] <bobweaver> Thanks
[02:09] <ClientAlive> hey joseph? What if you were to ssh into my machine? Just saying
[02:10] <ClientAlive> sorry bobweaver
[02:10] <bobweaver> sudo rmmod b43 && sudo modprobe b43 && rfkill list all |pastebinit
[02:10] <ClientAlive> my bad
[02:10] <bobweaver> It is Ok
[02:10] <bobweaver> sure
[02:10] <bobweaver> thou
[02:10] <bobweaver> you want ssh key ?
[02:10] <ClientAlive> if you want. I appreciate your help so much but don't want to waste your night with me
[02:10] <ClientAlive> if you tell me how to get it I will
[02:11] <bobweaver> faster to install teamviewer
[02:11] <ClientAlive> oh, sure
[02:11] <ClientAlive> hang on
[02:11] <bobweaver> dot have to open ports and stuff
[02:11] <CharlesA> TV = win
[02:12] <ClientAlive> right on. np. Do I have to install it from the internet cause it isn't in any repo that I have
[02:12] <ClientAlive> ?
[02:13] <bobweaver> http://www.teamviewer.com/en/download/index.aspx
[02:13] <ClientAlive> I found instructions on the web also
[02:13] <ClientAlive> ok, hang on
[02:13] <bobweaver> CharlesA,  I added fanart support to the TV yesterday
[02:17] <bobweaver> http://imagebin.org/220422
[02:18] <CharlesA> hahaha
[02:18] <ClientAlive> after a sudo -i teamviewer_linux.deb, the output listed 5 dependencies then said "error processing teamviewer*" and "dependency problems*"  Should I install each one of the dependencies then run the command to install teamviewer again?
[02:18] <ClientAlive> is that the way?
[02:18] <bobweaver> yeah
[02:18] <CharlesA> ClientAlive: sudo apt-get install -f
[02:18] <CharlesA> ^
[02:19] <bobweaver> +1 CharlesA
[02:19] <CharlesA> I think I spend too much time spamming the forums..
[02:21] <ClientAlive> I'm digging myself a hole, those dependencies have dependencies - I've been down this road before and it was ugly
[02:22] <ClientAlive> there's a package called -f ?
[02:22] <bobweaver> http://imagebin.org/220423  << for TV shows under the button that is selected I am making that into a 3d desktop cube at the moment that is on javascript loop changing the fanart and actors :)
[02:22] <bobweaver> ClientAlive,  -f  (-fix )
[02:23] <bobweaver> or force on of the too
[02:23] <CharlesA> bobweaver: That is pretty cool :D
[02:23] <bobweaver> it installs the dep that are needed and changes the one's that are installed
[02:23] <ClientAlive> wow that's a very threatening looking warning
[02:24] <bobweaver> ClientAlive,  Up to you
[02:24] <bobweaver> if you want to go the ssh route that is also up to you
[02:25] <ClientAlive> I think I should make sure I'm fully updated first. I don't think I ever did that.
[02:25] <bobweaver> O_o
[02:25] <CharlesA> I've only had to use -f once or twice.
[02:26] <bobweaver> CharlesA,  Yeah I have seen it cause troubles for me
[02:26] <bobweaver> with compiz once
[02:26] <CharlesA> bobweaver: Likewise
[02:27] <ClientAlive> "Unknown error.... pipefail... <then a bunch of bash script looks like>"  (among other aweful looking stuff).
[02:28] <bobweaver> When Updating ?
[02:28] <bobweaver> sorry Upgrading
[02:28] <ClientAlive> id removed dash along the way  (no after the update I did run sudo apt-get -f install)
[02:29] <bobweaver> ClientAlive,  reboot the computer
[02:29] <ClientAlive> ok
[02:30] <ClientAlive> If something screws up and it won't load the o/s I'll fire up my other computer and come back here
[02:30] <bobweaver> ok
[02:44] <ClientAlive> it broke in a very strange way
[02:45] <CharlesA> how so, ClientAlive ?
[02:45] <ClientAlive> very strange. It hung for a long time saying it was waiting for network configuration then it finally booted the o/s. Now I have the login screen but entering my password will not log me in. Also, the mute button is on (the hardware button) and can not be turned off.
[02:45] <CharlesA> Wow.
[02:46] <CharlesA> ClientAlive: I have run into the networking config thing before if the interfaces files or persistent-net-rules were messed up
[02:46] <ClientAlive> to me it looks like not all what I just typed showed up (I'm on my other computer now)
[02:46] <CharlesA> basically it timed out trying to bring up a network device
[02:46] <ClientAlive> wierd
[02:47] <ClientAlive> I'm stumped and I'm so tired of installing the o/s (twice now, headed for three's a charm?)
[02:47] <CharlesA> Maybe. Dunno what the problem is :(
[02:47] <ClientAlive> I so don't want to go back to fedora
[02:48] <ClientAlive> I like lxde on ubuntu
[02:49] <CharlesA> Try debian, maybe?
[02:49] <CharlesA> they only use FLOSS so idk if that would work
[02:49] <ClientAlive> I suppose
[02:54] <ClientAlive> I think I'm gonna have to give up on it for tonight. Maybe I can try to find this on old post tomorrow after reinstalling
[02:55] <ClientAlive> it worked before
[02:56] <CharlesA> Good luck ClientAlive
[02:56] <ClientAlive> thx
[02:57] <bobweaver> sorry I was away
[02:57] <bobweaver> reading ^^
[02:58] <ClientAlive> right on
[02:58] <ClientAlive> well, I was just about to do a fresh install again (I'm here on my other computer - after what happened)
[02:58] <bobweaver> Yeah if the computer is like that there is way more then just wireless going on
[02:59] <ClientAlive> I was looking for that old post on the forum too but doesn't look promising.
[02:59] <ClientAlive> I had fedora on there up to last night and it worked fine. Ubutu 11.04 alpha worked fine on it and 10.10 worked fine on it.
[03:00] <bobweaver> I say 12.04 reg install  then install lxde then start removing stuff ? IDK but it sounds like it needs to be more stable stuff
[03:00] <CharlesA> +1
[03:00] <ClientAlive> sux
[03:00] <CharlesA> You could also try a minimal install of 12.04 and go from there
[03:00] <bobweaver> good point CharlesA
[03:01] <bobweaver> there is also lxde-core still ?
[03:01] <CharlesA> IDK. Check here : http://lubuntu.net/
[03:02] <bobweaver> lxde-core - Meta-package for the Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment Core
[03:02] <CharlesA> prolly still about as heavy as gnome >.<
[03:02] <ClientAlive> this should work. One thing I didn't try was jockey-gtk method (didn't know the name of the package to install) or find that old post from when you helped me before bobweaver. That worked and it worked pretty effortlessly once we figured out to do it.
[03:02] <bobweaver> that is just lxde not lubuntu
[03:02] <CharlesA> Ahhh
[03:02] <bobweaver> ClientAlive,  that is what the package b43patch does
[03:03] <bobweaver> it does all that work for you
[03:03] <ClientAlive> ahh, I see
[03:03] <bobweaver> ClientAlive,  look here this is what we did that night
[03:03] <ClientAlive> well, nothing has changed about that computer (except for maybe a few extra bad sectors  :)
[03:04] <bobweaver> starting out at this point Installing b43fwcutter with out the internet connection
[03:04] <bobweaver> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10796508
[03:04] <bobweaver> Post #44
[03:04] <ClientAlive> oh, cool
[03:06] <ClientAlive> idk
[03:06] <ClientAlive> I'll try jockey-gtk I guess then if that doesn't work I'll install regular lubuntu and start removing junk
[03:06] <ClientAlive> thanks a lot for your help man (we tried)
[03:07] <bobweaver> ClientAlive,  your old post  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1731838&page=3
[03:07] <bobweaver> #28
[03:07] <ClientAlive> right on
[03:09] <ClientAlive> god, that was a long time ago. You were my first real experience with people in the linux community bro. I was about 3 days on linux at that time and I was totally blown away that you would help me like that. I still am  :)
[03:12] <ClientAlive> I gotta get off here if I'm gonna do this install. Peace out man. Have a great night.
[03:13] <bobweaver> you 2
[06:34] <DysteR> im using ubuntu 12.04 LTS , how can I properly configure my video card
[06:34] <DysteR> its an Intel HD Graphics , who has shared memory with the computer
[06:36] <DysteR> Samsung R440
[06:36] <DysteR> Laptop
[06:36] <krytarik> DysteR, no configuration / driver installation necessary for that graphics device. Any issues?
[06:36] <DysteR> Compiz keeps crashing on me
[06:36] <DysteR> and I cannot group windows with the Group Windows option
[06:36] <DysteR> mostly graphic errors
[06:37] <krytarik> Sec.
[06:41] <krytarik> DysteR, you could try upgrading your Intel video driver through this PPA: https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/ppa/+packages
[06:42] <DysteR> anyone has a good way for a beginner to remap mouse buttons ???
[06:43] <DysteR> krytarik what do I have to do , install all those packages ???
[06:45] <krytarik> Sorry, the main page of that PPA is here: https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/ppa
[06:46] <krytarik> And yes, a lot of video driver packages installed by default would be upgraded, as you can also read in the PPA's description.
[06:47] <krytarik> You can follow the instructions here to add that PPA, upgrade the packages, as well as remove, and downgrade again: http://www.tuxgarage.com/2011/07/upgrade-video-drivers-through-ppas.html
[06:48] <DysteR> okay
[06:49] <DysteR> was a little confused here
[06:49] <krytarik> The version of the Intel video driver currently in that PPA is 2.19, whereas that in the official repos of Precise 12.04 is just 2.17 - so there are chances that you might have success with an upgrade.
[06:49] <DysteR> instructions for terminal
[06:49] <DysteR> nice
[06:49] <DysteR> thanX krytarik
[06:49] <DysteR> will try this now
[06:50] <krytarik> As for remapping mouse buttons, just google for "xmodmap remap mouse buttons" - would have to do the same.
[06:50] <krytarik> You're welcome. :-)
[08:44] <s-fox> Hello.
[08:46] <krytarik> Hi s-fox. Wrong channel? :P
[08:47] <s-fox> krytarik,  don't think so. Why?
[08:47] <nothingspecial> me neither
[08:47] <nothingspecial> :)
[08:47] <krytarik> Happened to me yesterday. :-)
[08:48] <DysteR> when I make a swap partition
[08:48] <DysteR> should it be primary or logical ?
[08:51] <nothingspecial> doesn't matter DysteR
[08:52] <krytarik> DysteR, depends on whether the concerning HDD is using MBR or GPT, and if the former, the maximum of primary partitions is 4.
[09:03] <DysteR> how to colapse the window upwards on its title
[09:04] <DysteR> on its tab
[09:04] <DysteR> or maybe into
[09:15] <DysteR> Ubuntu 12.04 LTS there was a shortcut to reduce the window into its own title bar , can anyone remember it ?
[09:17] <nothingspecial> I can't DysteR
[09:18] <DysteR> :( I was just using it lol
[09:20] <krytarik> Since I knew that "Shade" feature only from Emerald, I just google'd "shade window precise" and got this UF thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1908696
[09:23] <DysteR> krytarik I dont think thats it
[09:23] <DysteR> Was just playing with the keys and suddenly some windows rolled up onto the title
[09:25] <DysteR> http://lifehacker.com/5067996/some-productive-ubuntu-kung-fu
[09:25] <DysteR> Number 9
[09:25] <DysteR> it seems that you were right
[09:30] <krytarik> DysteR, whoo, it even works in Lucid 10.04 - thanks for pointing that out! :-)
[09:31] <DysteR> what are you pressing
[09:31] <DysteR> I cannot find my shortcut
[09:31] <krytarik> In Lucid 10.04, it's Ctrl+Alt+S by default.
[09:32] <DysteR> THank you dear sir sir sir
[09:33] <DysteR> almost there Dyster
[09:33] <DysteR> almost
[09:33] <krytarik> Cool! You're welcome. :-)
[09:35] <DysteR> tell me a good way to reboot naturally Krytarik
[09:36] <DysteR> I usually open terminal and type in
[09:36] <DysteR> sudo reboot
[09:37] <krytarik> Why not just via the Power icon on the left side of the top panel?
[09:37] <DysteR> there is no restart there
[09:37] <DysteR> only shutdown lockdown and log out
[09:37] <DysteR> should I go for shutdown
[09:38] <DysteR> and it will give me an option to restart ?
[09:38] <krytarik> Just choose "Shutdown..." there - there will be a dialog then.
[09:40] <DysteR> krytarik
[09:40] <DysteR> you are the master
[09:40] <DysteR> I will go to sleep now
[09:40] <DysteR> will try more linux tomorrow
[09:41] <DysteR> this OS demands patience
[09:41] <DysteR> good night or morning there
[09:41] <krytarik> Btw. you can use this command to bind the Toggle Shade feature on double-clicking the window titlebar, instead of Maximize: gconftool-2 --set --type string /apps/metacity/general/action_double_click_titlebar toggle_shade - just set it that way.
[09:41] <DysteR> ctrl + alt + s is fine by me
[09:41] <DysteR> then I wouldnt be able to un configure it
[09:41] <krytarik> Ok. Again, you're welcome, and good night. :-)
[09:41] <DysteR> im a newbie still :D thanx for all the help man
[09:42] <DysteR> im outie
[09:42] <krytarik> The default is "toggle_maximize".
[09:42] <krytarik> Oops, too late. :P
[12:23] <r4y> Is there an easy hands on way to edit captions into videos?, I mean so the captions don't have to be made seperately from a video editor like avidemux or open movie editor?, I've never tried to add captions to videos yet
[12:27] <E3D3> Hi, I'm a total network-noob. With connecting to a open wlan my knowledge stops. What is the easiest way to transfer data between 2 computers (Windows & Linux), a cable ?
[12:39] <r4y> I don't know. I am new to that as well, but I found this link:
[12:39] <r4y> http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/News/J-Create-Wormhole/
[12:43] <r4y> I remember connecting 2 hard drives to one computer, one with Windows XP and the other with Ubuntu, then afterwards having file permission problems, so I had to learn how to change file permission massively using the commandline, but I know now that I must have done something wrong because I was told I shouldn't have had that problem, so I can't help you sorry
[12:43] <E3D3> Still thanks :)
[12:44] <r4y> I've read of people using samba or something wirelessly
[12:44] <r4y> http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-ways-to-transfer-files-from-one-computer-to-another/
[12:45] <E3D3> Samba & Apacha are a nightmare for me. I know some quantumphysics, digital electronics, low & high programming langauages .. but I'm totally dislectic for internet-protocols :( But the links is interesting :)
[12:50] <r4y> http://askubuntu.com/questions/60091/transfer-files-from-ubuntu-to-a-windows-7-system-on-the-same-network
[12:51] <r4y> http://superuser.com/questions/315566/transfer-files-from-windows-to-linux-over-the-network
[14:47] <elfy> hello neuma
[15:15] <neuma> hey guys, I need a crash course on getting my computer to boot from USB that doesn't support it.  I'm at this site called plop.
[15:15] <neuma> do I download and burn an iso to cd?
[15:15] <holstein> neuma: burn the iso, and enjoy :)
[15:16] <holstein> neuma: you need to "create" it.. there are instructions
[15:17] <holstein> https://dl.dropbox.com/u/1172535/temp/plopboot.iso if you want.. but i wouldnt trust some random iso someone droped in the IRC... i would just make my own
[15:19] <neuma> i have no idea how to create it.
[15:19] <holstein> neuma: theres documentation at the plop site on how to create an iso like i did, and linked for you to download above
[15:22] <neuma> didn't you just say to not to trust some random iso on irc? ;)
[15:24] <neuma> ok, so what program is used to burn .iso images?
[15:24] <neuma> at least I can figure out how to install packages in Joli OS.
[15:24] <holstein> neuma: i said i wouldnt.. if you dont want to take the time to learn how to make your own, you can DL that one, or search for a support channel for plop, or read the documentation
[15:24] <holstein> neuma: you have ubuntu installed? you have brasero there?
[15:24] <neuma> I want to learn, but I'm short on time.
[15:25] <neuma> I'll check for brasero
[15:25] <holstein> neuma: it didnt take long at all.. about as much time as it will take to download it
[15:25] <neuma> i found brasero, thanks
[15:28] <neuma> burned the iso... so now it's just reboot and...?
[15:29] <neuma> should I reboot with the cd and the usb plugged in?
[15:30] <neuma> holstein: well, I suppose you're away.  I'm going to give it a go.  THanks for your help
[18:24] <ClientAlive> hi. I was wondering does anyone know if the smartlink modem daemon have anything to do with the broadcom wireless card (BCM4318)?
[18:38] <neuma> I just installed Easy Peasy (Ubuntu).  How install audio/video codecs?
[19:29] <DysteR> can someone help me remapp one of my mouse buttons :
[19:29] <DysteR> Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
[19:29] <DysteR> trying to remapp Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 8000
[19:52] <stlsaint> DysteR: not sure, try posting your question on ubuntu forums or askubuntu site
[20:09] <bodhi_zazen> this channel seems quiet these days
[20:15] <DysteR> anyone have good sugestions for websites
[20:15] <DysteR> with cool wallpapers
[20:15] <DysteR> ???
[20:18] <DysteR> for use with the transparency of compiz in Ubuntu 12.04
[20:30] <Unit193> gnome-look, kde-look, xfce-look, or images.google.com are all good sources.
[20:30] <Unit193> Devianart(sp) as well.
[20:30] <stlsaint> DysteR: gnomelook
[20:55] <JimbeII> how do I make use of browser-based java applications?
[20:55] <DysteR> if I have an onboard
[20:55] <DysteR> graphics card
[20:56] <DysteR> where would be the best place to seek for drivers , fixes and trouble shooting
[20:56] <DysteR> I am having trouble concerning compiz-fusion
[21:00] <Unit193> DysteR: Best to pull up the model and search for compatibility, and the "Additional Drivers" screen.
[21:01] <Unit193> JimbeII: Don't they now?  DO you have icedtea plugin?
[21:01] <JimbeII> I do, but it crashes constantly
[21:01] <JimbeII> and won't load occasionally
[21:05] <JimbeII> unit193: Any suggestions?
[21:08] <Unit193> What version?  Have OpenJDK?
[21:08] <Unit193> !java
[21:08] <ubot2> 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.
[21:11] <JimbeII> !java
[21:11] <ubot2> 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.
[21:12] <JimbeII> sorry about the late reply, I do have OpenJDK
[22:03] <severity1> hi people
[22:06] <stlsaint> severity1: hello
[22:07] <severity1> i havent been here in a long time :)
[22:08] <severity1> hi stlsaint
[22:33] <stlsaint> severity1: true
[22:33] <stlsaint> severity1: you been gone awhile
[23:03] <severity1> yeah
[23:05] <severity1> im back for good
[23:13] <stlsaint> severity1: welcome ;)
[23:28] <severity1> thanks stlsaint :)