[00:00] gvo: what do you mean [00:00] Degorth: What version of Ubuntu? [00:00] gvo: 12.04 LTS [00:00] gvo: running kernel 3.5 === treaverhoerig is now known as TrevMyster [00:01] Can someone tell me how to make Windows 7 seamless while using virtual box to run it? [00:01] Degorth: OK so who knows how to get to the equivalent of System/Administration/Hardware drivers on the piece of trash 120.4 has fostered on us? [00:02] TrevMyster: install the virtual box guest addons on it [00:03] trying to install Nvidia drivers through Additional Drivers gives an error, and trying to go to the command shell to close the X Server for Nvidia's installer leaves me with a blank screen [00:03] gvo: do you mean jockey-gtk ? [00:03] Degorth: what error [00:04] gvo: it points me to a log file, let me look [00:04] tomreyn: I have no idea, I refuse to install 12.03 [00:04] 12.04 Is a piece of trash. As is unity. [00:04] gvo: jockey-gtk is the 'Additional drivers' screen [00:04] tomreyn: Thanks. [00:04] I guess Degorth has found it. [00:05] gvo: i'm happy with 12.04 besides of the general direction ubuntu is taking since i've switched to xubuntu [00:06] tomreyn: I understand. [00:08] gvo: I tried it again to generate the log file but it doesn't seem to be making it anymore, though the error still happens [00:08] it's saying there should be a file called jockey.log in /var/log but there isn't one [00:09] wonderful. [00:10] So to get to a terminal window, you can Ctrl-Alt-F1, to get back to a gui you can use ALT-F7 (maybe> === wad_ is now known as wad [00:11] gvo: when I ctrl+alt+F1 it drops me into a blank screen [00:11] Type something. [00:11] Right [00:11] I found the log file, I guess it writes it when you close the program instead of when it actually refers to it [00:12] Hello world. What is the beer flavor of the day? [00:12] Anyone know when they will fix the "no 1920x1080" resolution bug? [00:12] !ot|HermanDE [00:12] HermanDE: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [00:13] gvo: here's the log, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1129855/ [00:17] test [00:17] Degorth: This might be the cause http://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthread.php?57781-NVIDIA-drivers-for-GeForce-7300LE-in-Kubuntu-12-04-Beta-1 [00:17] Otherwise I don't have a clue [00:18] I'm trying to get the video capture feature of youtube to work for me but I get a Flash Players settings box come up that asks me to allow access but I cannot check any of the boxes to enable the feature. Any way around this? [00:20] gvo: I guess the driver isn't compatible with kernel 3.5 then since this only started happening when I upgraded [00:21] That's not surprising. [00:22] keithclark: of course, you might save yourself a lot of trouble by using a program from the ubuntu repositories called youtube-dl (that is, youtube downloader) [00:22] which runs in a terminal and uses wget [00:23] kantian, how to capture in the first place though? I tried VLC but it gives me some kind of audio feedback and locks up my computer. [00:23] gvo: the proprietary drivers usually take a while to adjust to updated kernel ABIs. [00:23] actually that was for Degorth ^ [00:24] does anyone know why my HDMI sound driver won't show up in alsamixer? [00:24] keithclark: you simply put the URL for the youtube video in the terminal command [00:24] so then is there a way to set up multiple monitors without the drivers? [00:24] and youtube-dl does all the rest for you [00:24] kantian, maybe you misunderstood. I want to upload video. I wanted to use youtube to capture video. [00:24] tomreyn: Yep [00:26] keithclark: looks like he misunderstood. and left. this bug has been around for a good while, and adobe seems to have more important things to deal with. [00:26] cyphin, you may want to check your exact chipset at the forums and askubuntu.com for my GF108 (i think) i had to install the pavcontrol tool and twiddle with it.. then when i rebooted it started working.. not sure why, ive had to do this on the last 3 releases including 12.10 [00:27] tomreyn, ah, got you. Is there some application that will record video for me? [00:27] bbl [00:27] keithclark: you could file a bug report or search existing bug reports for workarounds, if any. [00:27] test [00:27] quit [00:27] keithclark: of course, plenty. i'm not so much into this srea, though. what do you plan to record? [00:27] i have a ati hd 7750 how would i find the chipset? [00:28] tomreyn, just video on my netbook [00:28] keithclark: are you looking for something like a desktop recorder, i.e. to record what you are doing on your screen? [00:28] keithclark: or do you want to capture from your webcam or similar? [00:29] tomreyn, webcam [00:30] keithclark: try cheese for starters, but there can be something better, i'm really not into that. [00:30] tomreyn, no problem at all. Thanks and I'll start there. [00:31] you can search the software repository for 'webcam' or 'video recording' [00:31] apparently some nvidia driver is still installed on this machine since the X server control program is still there, how do I delete it completely? [00:32] cyphin: something like this should tell: lspci -knnv | grep -A10 VGA [00:33] check it if nvidia still installed, you should sure if still there [00:33] it appears to be deactivated in Additional Drivers but the X server settings program is still here [00:33] My wireless only works 50% of the time when I boot up my laptop, can someone please help me? [00:34] Degorth: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install && sudo apt-get purge nvidia\* && echo -e "\n\nstatus: $?" [00:34] Degorth: and tell me what it says in the last line [00:34] luid, what you mean with only worj 50%? [00:34] Well, I booted up my laptop and the wireless didn't work, but sometimes it does :/ [00:35] Like it's not starting up something correctly [00:35] luid, what your wifi card? [00:36] when iam trying to run a bash command via terminal it i dont have the permission needed what should i do to gain it? [00:36] Degorth: if it says "status: 0" then you: sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf{,.orig} [00:36] tomreyn: E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it? [00:36] What command is that? Sorry [00:37] Luid:are you talking to me? [00:37] Degorth: close any other software which is using the package management system, such as synaptic, aptitude, jockey (the add-on driver installer) [00:37] Luid:for installing adobe flash player ./libflashplayer.so [00:37] luid, you can use lspci command? And look at neteork/wifi controller [00:37] Degorth: and redo the whole line [00:37] Luid, maybe some broadcomm or atheros chipset i think [00:38] tomreyn: status: o [00:38] Degorth: if it says "status: 0" then you: sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf{,.orig} [00:38] 0* [00:38] tomreyn: okay now what [00:38] and then you logout and login again [00:38] okay [00:38] brb [00:39] hopefully [00:39] Blackshirt: 'Network controller: intel corporation PRO/ wireless 3945ABG [Golan]' [00:39] ;-) [00:39] it wants me to reboot for updates [00:39] is there any way to attach multiple sessions to one 'screen' ? e.g. can I connect to irssi on my server from more than one client simultaneously without detaching? [00:39] well, do it [00:39] okay :v [00:39] brb [00:40] NastyNaz: first user does 'screen' to start the session, second user does 'screen -x' to join it. [00:40] Any idea what could be wrong? [00:42] Luid: your ubuntu version is? [00:42] tomreyn: OMFG THIS IS AWESOME. Thank you. Literally the best line I have read in irc all year. [00:42] Latest. 12.04 [00:42] what are the location of the browser firefox plugins in nautilus? [00:42] NastyNaz: wow, sorry to hear that ;-) [00:42] NastyNaz: you know about man pages and all? [00:43] NastyNaz: i'm glad i could help, though [00:43] tomreyn: yeah but usually they are too ofuscated to make any sense of [00:43] NastyNaz: well screen is a bit complex, i agree. look for "screen cheat sheet", possibly adding "GNU" on the web, you should find at least two good ones. [00:45] Luid: so sometimes it does not work at all after boot, and sometimes it works all the time? [00:45] Luid: or does it fail after some minutes of working fine? [00:45] tomreyn: wow very useful, thanks. [00:45] yw [00:45] Tomreyn: Sometimes it works when I boot up (until I shutdown), sometimes it doesn't (until I keep restarting until it works) [00:46] Luid: but does it fail sometimes without rebooting while it worked for a while? [00:47] Nope, works until I shutdown. [00:47] Luid: do you know what a wireless kill switch is? [00:47] tomreyn: after rebooting I get a black screen with the words 'could not write byte: broken pipe' on all of my monitors [00:47] I'm in recovery mode right now [00:47] Tomreyn: the physical switch? If not, no [00:48] Luid: yes, a physical switch, i was wondering whether you accidentially switched it off there. [00:48] Luid: sounds lame, i know, but it's happened to many people before. [00:49] Degorth: hmm okay that's not so great. sounds like X crashed there. [00:49] Tomreyn: nah, that is on. I boot up, it works, i boot up, it doesn't. Like there is a chance factor for it to work... [00:49] tomreyn: so what do I do then? [00:50] Degorth: you mean X recovery mode, right? so you get the low resolution and slow and sketchy graphical desktop without acceleration? [00:50] tomreyn: it looks normal right now, I just booted into recovery mode from GRUB and continued with normal boot [00:51] tomreyn: if I don't do that it seems it comes up with the broken pipe, I tried it twice [00:51] Luid: hmm, can you check whether you have the linux-firmware package installed? dpkg -l linux-firmware | grep ^ii [00:51] Luid: if it outputs something then you already have it installed. [00:51] tomreyn: it appears to get my resolution correctly, though it's underscanning a bit [00:52] Tomreyn: error, unknown option [00:52] Degorth: okay so X fails when you boot up normally, but not when you boot up in recovery / single user mode. [00:52] tomreyn: it appears that way [00:53] Degorth I think there must be more leftovers from the nvidea driver installed which we didn't remove, yet [00:53] I'll look up a how.to on cleaning up that mess properly [00:53] tomreyn: it also tells me that it can't apply certain options to the screen (leftovers from Nvidia's driver when it was working and I had it configured to run three monitors) [00:54] Luid: try again, i think you had a typo there. it's dpkg, then dash and a lower case L [00:54] tomreyn: would removing the xorg.conf help? [00:54] anybody on know much about torrenting through a vpn? [00:55] Degorth: you already moved it out of the way earlier, if you did as i suggested [00:55] Tomreyn: it output something. [00:55] Degorth: Degorth: if it says "status: 0" then you: sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf{,.orig} [00:55] tomreyn: I did that [00:56] tomreyn: doing it now returns with no file or directory [00:56] Luid: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WirelessTroubleshootingProcedure [00:56] try this === Tux is now known as Minecrafter [00:58] hi [00:58] Can anyone tell me some "must have" software for ubuntu? [00:58] I need help installing utorrent [00:58] Nabil [00:58] Don't use uTorrent it's not for Linux [00:58] TrevMyster, ubuntu tweak or MyUnity are good and come in very handy [00:58] having a problem with desktop effects 11.04 nvidia not working... driver activated but not in use and no effects [00:58] Use Deluge [00:59] TrevMyster: darktable for photos [00:59] Search the Software Center for Deluge [00:59] how can I install it [00:59] Thank you both(: I'm going to add those to the download que. Anything else? [00:59] Nabil [00:59] Open the Software Center [00:59] Degorth: please do: dpkg -l nvidia\* | grep ^i [00:59] TrevMyster, depending on if you game, desura isn't too bad [00:59] tomreyn: nothing happened [01:00] Next search for Deluge, click on it, and click install. [01:00] TrevMyster: google earth is always a fav, if not just for ubuntu [01:00] Does anyone know any Novel Writing software? Specifically for writing novels? [01:00] Please provide that link again, I lost it [01:01] deluge install in progress [01:01] Nabil, Congratz. [01:01] I hope Nvidia really improves their drivers soon [01:01] Now nabil go to your favorite torrent downloader site (Isohunt, Piratebay .etc) and just download away [01:01] Degorth: okay, no output, so you have no nvidia* packages installed (but you may still have files in place which are not packaged). [01:02] Does anyone know how I can improve Zynga Poker it laggs [01:02] TrevMyster: some sites require utorrent as it allows to keep track of ratio [01:02] tomreyn: so what do I do then, I don't know where those files could be [01:03] Nabil, trust me. uTorrent is only a bittorrent client. Any torrent client can keep track of ratios. === zz_megabitdragon is now known as megabitdragon [01:03] TrevMyster: if you say so [01:03] Tomreyn: can you please link me again? I lost it [01:03] I thought ratios were kept by the site not just the program [01:04] Degroth [01:04] They are [01:04] Lol.. [01:04] Actually [01:04] It's all in the .torrent file [01:04] Degorth: nor do i, nor does your operating system. that's why using non-packaged software is bad. you used the nvidia driver you downloaded from nvidia.com right? [01:04] TrevMyster: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [01:04] Luid: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WirelessTroubleshootingProcedure [01:04] tomreyn: no, I actually downloaded it from Additional Drivers [01:04] tomreyn: I guess my mistake was not uninstalling it before upgrading the kernel [01:05] TrevMyster: can I use this path for downloaded files? /host/Users/Bonjour/Downloads [01:05] Degorth: oh only using additional drivers, that's good actually, but then i can't explain the unclean state we're in. [01:06] Degorth: give me a minute, i need to look more for an uninstallation tutorial [01:06] tomreyn: okay [01:07] Degorth: sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-nouveau && echo status $? [01:07] and tell me what it says on the last line [01:08] tomreyn: status 0 [01:08] 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded [01:09] Degorth: ok. for later reference, to break it again, here's the installation guide for the (proprietary) nvidia driver: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia [01:10] tomreyn: would using apt-get autoremove help? [01:10] Degorth: no, but you can safely do it nevertheless. now do this again: sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf{,.orig} [01:10] tomreyn: no such file [01:11] tomreyn: I rebooted my laptop until the wireless worked, to try that link. that link didn't help much, but I entered what It said. [01:11] help! amarok has stopped responding and i cant kill it [01:11] Degorth: you only have this one PC, right? so you're working on ti right now=? [01:11] tomreyn: yes [01:11] tomreyn: when I do rfkill list when wireless is off, the device doesn't even show up. When I try it when it's working, it shows up [01:12] Degorth: note this down on a sheet of paper: dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg [01:12] TrevMyster: still here? [01:13] tomreyn: done [01:13] Degorth: then press ctrl-alt-f1 and login there. then type the command you wrote down there. then reboot again. [01:13] tomreyn: the last time I did that combination I got a blank screen [01:13] this must be frustrating :P [01:13] Degorth: what exactly triggered the blank screen? [01:14] the dpkg-reconfigure command? === gvo is now known as jbot [01:14] tomreyn, I pressed CTRL+ALT+F1 and got a blank screen === jbot is now known as jqbot [01:14] I assume it's supposed to give me a terminal instead [01:14] gvo: i did it, thank you! [01:14] but no words or anything appear [01:15] Degorth: oh right, you may need to press shift key or enter then if the screen saver is active. [01:15] I want to copy a local directory over to my other computer running ubuntu server. How do I do it using ssh? [01:15] tomreyn: so if I get a blank screen press shift or enter? [01:15] Degorth: if ctrl-alt-f1 does not work try all the way through ctrl-alt-F1 to ctrl-alt-f8 [01:15] tomreyn: okay [01:15] Degorth: yes, try pressing keys first [01:15] shift + enter first [01:16] then all the Fx [01:16] okay, should I do it now? [01:16] yes please [01:16] okay [01:16] * tomreyn crosses fingers [01:17] help! amarok has stopped responding and i cant kill it [01:17] i just installed deluge but doesnt work [01:17] anyone knows why? [01:17] Nicekiwi: then kill -9 it [01:18] tomreyn: HOW? [01:18] caps [01:18] trism: any news on that bug [01:18] tomreyn, it worked and I typed the command, there was no output [01:18] oh I'm supposed to reboot [01:19] brb xD [01:19] Degorth: check what's in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf now [01:19] tomreyn: no file [01:19] Nicekiwi: open a terminal window, then type: kill $(pidof amarok) [01:20] tomreyn: I only see xorg.conf.backup and xorg.conf.orig [01:20] I haven't rebooted yet [01:20] Degorth: okay, is there a reference to 'nouveau' in xorg.conf.backup? [01:20] djzn: figured out what lightdm-gtk-greeter, unity-greeter and compiz have in common, they all set the cursor on the root window, and I can fix the cursor after a resize by doing the same (I have no idea why doing that breaks resizing though) [01:21] Nicekiwi: if this does not work then do this instead: kill -9 $(pidof amarok) [01:21] tomreyn: no [01:21] Degorth: okay, don't reboot yet, another command is coming up [01:21] djzn: also managed to break resizing on fedora by setting the cursor on the root window [01:21] tomreyn: neither commands worked [01:22] djzn: so not really an ubuntu specific bug it seems === chu_ is now known as Guest65357 [01:23] ? [01:24] trism: what do you mean root window [01:24] Degorth: echo -e "Section \"Device\"\n Driver \"radeon\"\nEndSection" | sudo tee /etc/X11/xorg.conf [01:24] Degorth: ten reboot [01:25] Nicekiwi: run this and point + click on the window of the nono-responding application: xkill [01:26] Degorth: *then [01:26] rebooting [01:27] btw it echoed Section "Device" Driver "radeon" EndSection, nothing else [01:27] Degorth: that's ok [01:27] Thanks for who ever told me to install guest drivers to enter seamless mode. [01:27] TrevMyster: still not working [01:28] TrevMyster: you're welcome [01:28] nabil, I don't know what to tell you. [01:28] hi all - some websites are using this font (https://typekit.com/fonts/open-sans) and it looks kinda crummy. any pointers? [01:28] nabil, uTorrent I don't think even works in Linux [01:28] TrevMyster: tried to run it via terminal, want to hae the message error?? [01:29] djzn: the root window in x is the parent of all the other windows [01:29] quick question: if I change my root password, will the SSH keys I use to login remotely need to be changed as well? [01:29] NastyNaz: no. the two things are independent [01:30] (deluge:2128): Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library. Using the fallback 'C' locale. [ERROR ] 02:25:47 gtkui:69 Unable to initialize gettext/locale! [ERROR ] 02:25:47 gtkui:70 unsupported locale setting Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/deluge/ui/gtkui/gtkui.py", line 58, in locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL, '') File "/usr/lib/python2.7/locale.py", line 539, in set [01:30] rudle: thanks [01:30] trism: oh ok [01:30] tomreyn: theres no window [01:30] trism: could it be a permission issue? [01:30] can someone please visit https://typekit.com/fonts/open-sans and tell me how it looks to them? === skiptheuse is now known as ghostchick [01:31] Nicekiwi: what makes you think amarok is still runniung then? [01:31] tomreyn: its running in the taskbar, all xkill did was kill that. and its still running [01:31] tomreyn: and it showins in process manager [01:31] oh okay that sucks ;-) well just logout and back in again then [01:31] fhujg [01:32] hola [01:32] djzn: probably not, you can set the cursor as a normal user, it's either an xorg bug or a bug with how gnome updates the cursor size (no idea which) [01:32] vddefdxdefsfs [01:32] ghff [01:32] dgdged [01:32] dgd [01:32] d [01:32] gd [01:32] randy__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [01:32] /ignore -channels #mwsf * JOINS PARTS QUITS NICKS [01:32] how do i use IRC? [01:32] :) [01:33] Degorth: any improvement, yet? [01:34] No, in fact, now it won't work at all [01:34] gah, but you're still here? [01:34] can someone on an ubuntu machine take a look at this font please? it'll take two seconds! https://typekit.com/fonts/open-sans [01:34] It tells me it's running in low graphics mode then never actually loads the gui [01:34] On a phone === ubuntu is now known as Guest3136 [01:35] Degorth: sorry about it. well just delete the xorg config this time: sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf [01:35] Tomreyn: done [01:36] Degorth: are you in recovery mode now? [01:36] Tomreyn: yes, at the command shell [01:38] Degorth: sudo rm /var/log/Xorg.* && rm ~/.xsession-errors [01:38] Tomreyn: done [01:38] Degorth: then reboot once more (sorry). it will again not work but you should be back to recovery mode. and then i need you to post some logfiles. [01:39] i mean graphical recovery should work [01:39] Tomreyn: okay rebooting [01:41] Tomreyn: it's loading the gui, but it's still telling me it can't apply stored configurations for monitors [01:41] Switching [01:41] Degorth: is that after you logged in? [01:41] Yes [01:41] ooh ok === Degorth_Ghosted is now known as Degorth [01:42] ook i expected that to be a result of failsafe X [01:42] what now [01:43] but if it's after login then it's actually just telling you that the stored screen settings which were specific to the mutli-head output of the nvidia driver don't work now [01:43] okay [01:43] can you remind me what the overall goal was, i guess i lost track a bit [01:44] delete Nvidia drivers and get back to default ubuntu video drivers [01:44] right now the X Server is crashing when not booting in recovery mode [01:44] windows 7 room? [01:45] two doors down on your left [01:45] just above the trap door [01:46] hahah [01:46] Degorth: thanks. ok do this about the warning message: mv ~/.config/monitors.xml{,.orig} [01:46] hmm [01:46] #??? [01:46] tomreyn: done [01:46] !ot | Murd0ck [01:46] Murd0ck: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! === tensorpudding_ is now known as tensorpudding [01:47] FTR I use ubuntu, but I got a job I need win 7 for is all.. [01:47] ls [01:47] Are questions about universe packages appropriate here? [01:47] Degorth: and then please paste all the /var/log/Xorg* files as well as ~/.xession-errors (that's a hidden file in your home directory) to http://paste.ubuntu.com or another pastebin of your choice [01:48] as separate pastes or all one paste [01:48] Degorth: sorry this is taking so long, i'm not very good on fixing X apparently. and getting a little tired (but not tired enough to want to cancel, yet). [01:48] it's alright [01:48] Degorth: separate would be better since there can be limits [01:48] okay [01:50] jblack: to my knowledge, yes, but that is limited. [01:50] jblack: just try, and if i'm wrong someone else will tell [01:50] tomreyn: errors: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1129954/ log: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1129955/ [01:50] Hello, I'm trying to get anon-proxy, which is in universe to work. when I ru "anon-proxy --help" I get a core dump and "*** buffer overflow detected ***: anon-proxy terminated [01:51] I wanted to see if anyone had thoughts, or if I should just file a bug [01:51] can i use the same private key for more than one server? [01:52] This is a fresh install of 12.04, x64. [01:52] like, I store a private key on my box and the public key on several boxes [01:54] ub anon-proxy [01:55] Degorth: okay, i'm having a look. this will take a while and i'll ask some questions. first one: you're on ubuntu 12.04, right? you are using an updated kernel then. does this problem also occur with the relase version kernel? [01:56] I'm running kernel 3.5 with Ubuntu 12.04, I haven't had this issue in the release kernel [01:56] in the release kernel the driver installed properly [01:59] Degorth, you want to awre of what is supported here the stock kernel is any other basically is not, but you may get help if you are lucky. ;) [01:59] aware* [01:59] Hello === megabitdragon is now known as zz_megabitdragon [01:59] Is there a way to make my mouse pointer move at a constantspeed? [02:00] Odra, in relations to how fast you actually move it? [02:00] yes [02:00] Right now its "accelerating" [02:00] And it feels very werid to me [02:01] It takes too long to start and too long to stop [02:01] Odra, meaning if you whip it fast it runs the same? [02:01] Yes [02:01] Odra, I doubt it without a hack [02:01] What [02:01] Why [02:02] Odra, it is supposed to move the cursor in relation to how fast you move the mouse [02:02] Odra, or be adjusted in the mouse settings [02:02] and or [02:02] wilee-nilee, doesn't that also mean the mouse stops as soon as the mouse itself stops [02:02] cursor* [02:03] It starts moving but then it drags [02:03] Degorth: okay then my guess is that the noveau X driver you have is just not compatible with the kenrle you have there. if you want updated kernel an accelerated (i.e. non VESA) X then try the xorg-edgers PPA [02:03] There is no "speed" setting [02:03] Only acceleration [02:03] Odra, maybe the system is lagging? [02:03] That doesnt make sense [02:03] is there a simple way to define firewall rules? A curses "gui" would be perfect [02:03] Degorth, yes but what is described is not normal [02:03] What This People Talking About !!! [02:03] *alot of times if my pc is up for like a day or so, on the network icon on the right side I can't open VPN or Wireless networks, the dropdown menu doesn't work [02:03] Fuking Shiit [02:04] it just shows a small line no dropdown list [02:04] good nigth fuckers [02:04] tomreyn how would I do that [02:04] !op | Guitar_Pro [02:04] Guitar_Pro: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler or Jordan_U! [02:04] Degorth: based on your logs the nouveaudriver is properly selected as the intended driver to be used, but while loading it quits with (EE) [drm] failed to open device [02:04] sorry ops they left [02:04] how do I install adobe flash on unbuntu.. [02:04] Degorth: before i explain this, please tell me why you want to run the updated kernel anyway? [02:05] is ufw still current? I see an 8.04 doc about it, but that's pretty old === _sinaloa_hombre is now known as punkmexic [02:05] tomreyn: I have some software that the updated kernel supports where the release kernel doesn't (sound card and some other peripherals) [02:05]