[00:13] Hm. [00:13] What is the package that contains the webapp addon for Firefox? [00:41] can someone do me a favour please? [00:41] if anybody's around [00:42] I'm here , bjsnider , but on W7 atm [00:43] yeah, that won't do [00:43] I'm on Quantal. [00:43] thought so [00:43] Daekdroom, do you have a video file you can try playing? [00:44] bjsnider, using totem? [00:44] no [00:44] i need you to use gnome-mplayer [00:44] you can choose either mplayer or mplayer2 as the backend [00:44] kk [00:45] gnome-mplayer installed. [00:45] ok, start playing a video file [00:45] Is this about any specific file format/codec? [00:45] no, i don't think so [00:46] start playing the file and then push the stop button [00:46] wait and see if the file starts playing again [00:47] bjsnider, for a very brief moment it does, then it actually stops. [00:47] try playingt he file by right-clicking and selecting gnome-mplayer [00:48] Still working ok. [00:49] what kind of file is it? [00:50] MPEG-4 Video containing H.264 and AAC [00:50] can you try playing something different and then stopping it to see if it keep playing anyway? [00:50] or actually starts over [00:51] Let me try a DVD ISO [00:52] Working ok as well [01:07] Daekdroom, thank you [01:34] Daekdroom, were you using mplayer or mplayer2? [01:34] bjsnider, mplayer [01:34] can you try it with mplayer2? [01:38] bjsnider, i'm unable to play the files I used previously. [01:38] really? [01:38] please elaborate [01:38] Oh [01:38] Nevermind [01:39] It only happened if I tried to open them through GNOME Mplayer's 'open recent' [01:39] ok [01:39] so, if you play the files and then stop them and wait, do they restart? [01:39] Nope. [01:40] strange [01:44] ah, for me it's only happening with mplayer and not with mplayer2 [01:45] so i guess the lesson is use mplayer2 instead === jussio1 is now known as jussi [08:37] bonjour [08:37] ooops sorry wrong chanel === Guest50386 is now known as Freeaqingme === Laif is now known as Laif` [11:49] Howdy all [11:49] hey BK [11:51] hi penguin42 , I see we have to add our nameservers to /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/head , once again to run network interfaces without network manager [11:53] BluesKaj: I've not tried a 12.10 without NM; but if you're stripping out NM why not also strip out the dnsmasq and resolv.conf smarts ? [11:54] resolv.conf is required for static ip in /etc/network/interfaces without NM [11:55] right but you could just write to /etc/resolv.conf couldn't you? [11:59] /etc/resolv.conf is written to by /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d now ..if you write to resolv.conf directly it will be overwritten by /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d [12:00] why the devs did that is beyond my understanding [12:03] <|Frederik> Is there some change in 12.10 kernel packages which prevent them from running correctly on 12.0.4? When I boot them, network does not come up and usb keyboard does not work. [12:04] |Frederik, yes, you dont mix later kernels with earlier releases. [12:05] <|Frederik> so what's the incompatible change? [12:05] 12.10 with the 12.10 kernel, and earlier releases with their respective kernels [12:06] <|Frederik> their should be a specific reason why it's not working [12:06] <|Frederik> there [12:26] bazhang, it is supported technically. There are packages for that in repos [12:26] |Frederik, wait for 12.10 to be released first [12:58] * penguin42 is seeing odd behaviour on Kubuntu where it's trying to mount an encrypted partition at login, didn't used to do that, and doesn't seem to be set to [13:05] penguin42: this is urelated to your question , but are you using lightdm ? [13:06] yes [13:08] * penguin42 wonders why lpstat wants to connect to my non-existent gnome-keyring [13:10] if it's saying "WARNING: gnome-keyring:: couldn't connect to: /home/yofel/.cache/keyring-ZbC91m/pkcs11: No such file or directory" - quite a few things do that in quantal here, not sure why [13:10] nod [13:10] * penguin42 hadn't noticed it on anything else [13:12] penguin42: nouveau driver ? [13:12] BluesKaj: Nope, open ATI driver [13:13] ok' [13:14] that probly explains the pixelated inaccessible lightdm login then...nvidia card with nouveau here [13:14] I'm using nouveau and lightdm is fine [13:14] BluesKaj: But you're sure you're not seeing anything in /var/log/lightdm ? [13:14] but it could be an issue with the specific card [13:15] * penguin42 wonders why ltrace gets no output from tracing lpstat [13:17] penguin42: this the greeter log , http://paste.ubuntu.com/1169806/ [13:19] BluesKaj: Mine is similar, except it doesn't have the main.qml error line [13:21] well, i just drop to the tty to login then startx ..it's no biggie , just annoying [13:21] line 135 is property string usersession: model.session so I guess model.session is unset - whatever that is [13:22] BluesKaj: On the greeter can you choose KDE as a session? [13:24] the greeter is unreadable , pixelated jumbled squares all over the screen , not resolving as a prper image [13:24] penguin42: ^ [13:25] yofel: nvidia geforce 8400gs ...it's a cheap pci card but adequate [13:25] ah, that does sound like a disagreement with the nvidia drivers - do you have any other logs in /var/log/lightdm - like the X startup logs? [13:33] yeah penguin42 there's the x-0.log , but it's 554 lines [13:36] BluesKaj: That's what pastebin is for [13:45] can anyone help me with this question please disregrad the QT/QT-quick stuff (unless you know) http://paste.ubuntu.com/1169843/ [13:45] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlOacuIldM8 [13:45] my unity3d form-factor TV ^^ [13:54] wow, now kate won't to open in dolphin "KDEInit could not launch '/usr/bin/kate ", and if I try to open it from the terminal , it segfaults with multiple errors about fonts beingf depracated [13:55] kate's happy here - sounds like you've got a bit of a mess there - ignore any fontconfig warnings [14:54] penguin42: reinstalled kate , seems fine now except after opern the file in krunner , kate no longer opens , here is the x-0.log , http://paste.ubuntu.com/1169965/ [14:55] BluesKaj: yeh well that does look like a nouvaeu issue doesn't it [14:58] now kate won't open in dolphin if I use the krunner with kdesudo ...strange [15:00] kate won't open in dolphin if I open it in the terminal as well [15:19] hmm, chromium is getting annoyingly crashy for me [15:19] enough for me to think about switching back to ff [15:27] using FF here without any probs [15:28] nod [15:28] I switched a few years ago [15:28] very hard bug to report though, random hangs [15:31] kate seems to be my problem atm ...won't open in dolphin if I use krunner with kdesudo [15:32] chromium was ok , it ran fine ...it's the lack of font resizing options in the tabs the bugs me [15:34] * BluesKaj uses a 42" plasma tv as monitor and failure of google to care that more and more users are doing so is offensive to me [15:36] as your main monitor? [15:39] yes, this is our HTC setup ...wife has a windows pc , and there's a laptop we seldom use except when travelling ...my other linuxbox bit the dust in march [15:46] ah right, yeh I gave my mum a PC and wired it to her 32" TV as it's main display, works OK - I couldn't imagine using a 42" for dev and general use though === Curiosity is now known as m4v [15:48] penguin42: well, it's 10ft away so it's not overwhelming ...using wireless KB and mouse from my easy chair [15:48] nod [16:44] Hi, dpkg -l |grep ^rc show lots of 386 packages, is it only me? why? [16:45] edgy: I've seen some cases where a whole load of 386 packages get removed, and I'm not sure why [16:45] edgy: Particularly I install googleearth and then sometime later something comes along and removes it and all the 386 stuff it depended on [16:46] penguin42: for me it's not removed, can I remove them safely now? [16:46] rc means removed but not completely? [16:46] edgy: I think if they're ^rc then they're close-to removed anyway, so yes you should be able to = but the question is why did you have them [16:47] penguin42: how can I remove them now? [16:47] penguin42: I don't want to do it one by one [16:48] edgy: I don't think you need to, I'm not even sure computer janitor will do it [16:48] edgy: If they're just in rc then it's just config files left [16:49] penguin42: yes, i still don't want to pollute my eyes with them, it hurts my 64bit eyes [16:49] haha [16:50] edgy: Well, I ***think** dpkg --purge `dpkg -l |grep ^rc|awk '{print $2}'` would do it - but you might want to be careful with that, if I've got it wrong it might nuke half your system [16:52] penguin42: thanks a lot === raindog is now known as Guest26191 === dgjones is now known as DJones === raindog is now known as Guest42734 [20:05] Great! The Nvidia driver from xorg-edgers allows me to actually use a composited desktop again. [20:06] Now, we just need to fix Network-Manager so I don't have to downgrade everytime reboot. [20:13] ripps :: excellent [20:17] hi, I am using quantal. Recently, using nautilus, I can no longer mount SD cards or my windows partition. It says "Adding read ACL for uid 1000 to xyz failed: Operation not supported === Logan_ is now known as Fluffer [21:10] uhg, cant minimize rhythmbox [21:24] hmm - what does the 'suspend' command do? === Fluffer is now known as Logan_ [21:24] it's not 'pm-suspend' [21:26] ironhalik: dpkg -S $(which suspend); (I can't seem to figure out what package it is in, I don't have it on any of my systems) [21:27] ironhalik: oh nm [21:27] ironhalik: help suspend [21:27] ironhalik: it is a bash command [21:27] ohh.. that explains it [21:28] thanks [21:28] I haven't got Suspend to work in a few kernels [21:28] but pm-suspend works fine [21:36] what would be the proper place for custom scripts, with access from all users? [21:36] in the unix dir tree [22:21] /usr/local/bin, perhaps? === raindog is now known as Guest14111 === glebihan__ is now known as glebihan === mkv is now known as m4v [23:55] anyone else having unity-panel-server occupying 100% cpu and not responding?