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dbtmro1I had a few problems with nvidia driver, but I've sorted it out...   :)00:00
somethingoranothI've had a ton of problems with the new version of grub2 breaking personally :S00:00
dbtmro1:(00:01
somethingoranothI don't know what they changed from 1.99 to 2.00 but it seems like things are completely different now.00:02
somethingoranothIs there anything external in Quantal that controls GRUB?00:08
somethingoranothAny files that override everything I do to theme it?00:08
somethingoranothOr edit it?00:08
sebsebsebsomethingoranoth: the config files :d00:09
sebsebsebI don't know :d00:09
somethingoranothI've been trying everything I can think of and everything either fails, breaks grub completely or makes Ubuntu fail to boot.00:10
somethingoranothRight now I'd just like to be able to unhide grub.00:11
somethingoranothGRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=000:11
somethingoranothchanging that does nothing00:11
somethingoranothGRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=true00:11
somethingoranothchanging that makes ubuntu boot with a permanent purple splash screen and forces me to purge and reinstall grub if I want to be able to boot properly again00:12
somethingoranothany ideas?00:12
somethingoranoth<_<00:15
somethingoranoth>_>00:15
somethingoranoth<_>00:15
jbichasomethingoranoth: I think I just set /etc/default/grub GRUB_TIMEOUT=000:18
rendero!isitout00:20
ubottuNope, it's not out. - http://bit.ly/Wdxvys !party in #ubuntu-release-party00:20
somethingoranothgrub_timeout=0 just caused grub to hang...00:23
sebsebsebhi00:28
khamerCan I snag someone for a simple test?00:57
khamerespecially someone who uses terminator terminal emulator?00:57
khamerNevermind, haha, I found the bug report from when I was trying to debug this last time and found my own comment that I had completely forgotten that has the workaround.01:07
lewellynjust an fyi, kernel panics are now less-informative at boot time.01:17
lewellyn12.04 gave me http://imgur.com/u4Fnk and 12.10 gives the more-concise http://imgur.com/kbl6701:17
lewellynprior to 12.04, the behavior appears the same as 12.0401:18
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bjrohanAnyone here who can help with a weird (at least to me) Java issue?02:37
frybyebjrohan: not noticed anything - explain?02:38
frybyebtw - when is the release?02:39
bjrohanFor a webstie I help with, they have a plug0in screencast recoder, prior to me doing a wipe of 12.04 and installin 12.10 BETA 1 I could use it. Now when I go it says it can't detect Java.02:39
bjrohanI go to the plugin makers page screenr, it works just fine.02:39
bjrohanI go to the screenr get java page, and it can't detect Java on my system, however, from that exact page I can do a screencast recording (these are all done online via java, nothing installed on system)02:40
RaringOnefrybye: in the next 36-48 hours02:41
RaringOne!schedule02:41
ubottuA schedule of Quantal Quetzal (12.10) release milestones can be found here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseSchedule02:41
frybyewhat happens when you install jre?02:41
bjrohanForgive me I am new. JRE is the standard download from Java correct?02:42
frybyewell I guess so - I am not all that clued myself...02:43
bjrohandefault jre is installed as well as open jdk-702:44
bjrohan6 and 7 I think02:44
lewellynwell, hopefully my screenshots prove helpful to someone. for all i know, it's intentional, though. *shrug*02:44
bjrohanyes 6 annd 702:44
frybyebjrohan: perhaps sbdy else has a better grasp of this...02:46
frybyeRaringOne: RelewaseSchedule just says "18th Oct."  here in cent. Europe it's that now..02:47
frybyein my settings/information it says 12.10 right now - so I was not so sure...02:48
bjrohanthis channel is now pointless for 1 hour02:48
RaringOnefrybye: it is still the 17th here :)02:48
bjrohanuntil 13.4 is alpha is released02:48
wilee-nileebjrohan, Hehe that will get you help.02:48
frybyebjrohan: that is what I was kinda thinking...02:49
bjrohannot for no help, just because beta is n longer02:49
bjsnideropenjdk is the default java provider02:49
frybyebjrohan: just a matter of nomenclature...02:49
bjrohanyeppers02:49
bjsnideri don't think partner has the oracle java anymore02:50
bjsnideryou can open a terminal and do java -version02:50
bjrohanjava version "1.7.0_07"02:51
bjrohanOpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea7 2.3.2) (7u7-2.3.2a-1ubuntu1)02:51
bjrohanOpenJDK Server VM (build 23.2-b09, mixed mode)02:51
bjsniderthat's what it should be02:51
bjsniderhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java02:53
bjsniderthat page will tell you all  you need to know02:53
bjrohanI have icedtea 6 & 7 installed. Why would the website say that I don't have it yet still run (maker of the product) while the site I need it to work on it won't02:54
bjsniderpossibly a bug in icedtea or openjdk at large02:55
bjrohanIt had worked fine when I just had 12.4, went to 12.10 then fubar02:55
bjsnideryou might need oracle's package02:55
bjrohangotcha02:56
bjsniderbut they junked up the license02:56
bjrohanI have one other issue, I can't get videos to play. in Dragon Player to play a .mov I need a h.264 codec, understandable, it searches for packages, finds gstream0.10-ffmpeg. I can't install it du to dependency issues, I have traced it all the way back to a required libx-120 package where I have -123 installed. This is also required for ffMPEG which I would like to install02:59
bjsniderinstall ubuntu-restricted-extras02:59
bjsnideryou can have multiple libx264 packages on one system at the same time03:00
bjrohanWill give that a try03:02
bjrohanahh, when I look for  libx264-120, I can't find it in the package manager, even after adding the restricted addons03:09
bjsniderit's libav now, not ffmpeg03:12
bjrohanso install libav source package?03:13
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bjsnideryou can purge the -120 package03:14
bjsnider-120 was precise, quantal is up to -12303:15
bjrohanbut the items I want to install require -120. I already have -123 installed03:18
bjsniderno they don't03:19
bjrohanthen why do they say they do?03:20
bjsnideryou've got precise stuff in there somewhere03:21
bjsnider-120 would not be referenced in quantal03:21
bjsnideri've got all of this stuff you're talking about, except dragon player because i wouldn't be caught dead using kde03:21
bjrohanWhat would you recommend I use? It matters not to me, I am new03:22
bjsnideryou upgraded from precise right?03:22
bjrohanyes03:24
bjrohanNO03:24
bjrohanI had precise, I backed up my home dir, erased and installed 12.10 beta 103:24
bjrohanI want to install ffmpeg to do screen recording, ffmpeg gives me the same error messages03:25
bjsniderok, it's libav in ubuntu03:25
bjsniderattempt to install ubuntu-restricted-extras and pastebin the result03:26
bjrohanit is installed03:27
bjsniderthen do install --reinstall03:27
bjsnideror remove and isntall again03:27
bjrohanok03:27
bjrohanhow do I do that via command, I am using package manager to do all this03:28
bjrohanI have no libav installed, I see a libav-source, install that?03:28
bjsnidersudo apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-restricted-extras03:29
bjrohanDone, it installed, and gave this recommended package - gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad-multiverse libavcodec-extra-5303:30
bjsniderinstall those two03:31
bjsniderthen try playing this mov file03:31
bjrohantried doing gstreamer, says it can't because it needs libmjpegtools-1.903:31
bjrohanthat can't be done, it needs: libquicktime203:32
bjrohanthat could not be installed it needs libavcodec5303:32
bjrohanlibavcodec-extra-53 could not be installed it needs guess what?   libx264-12003:33
bjrohan:(03:33
bjrohanweird03:33
micahgnothing in quantal depends on that03:33
bjrohanapparently ffmpeg does03:34
bjrohanyou have ffmpeg installed?03:34
bjsniderno it doesn't03:34
bjrohanthen why do I get that message trying to install it?03:35
bjsniderbjrohan, don't take my word for it, look for yourself: http://packages.ubuntu.com/quantal/libavcodec-extra-5303:35
bjsniderit depends on -12303:35
bjrohanyep03:36
bjrohanwhy would it ask? Hmm03:36
bjrohanI installed 12.10 Beta 1 fresh03:37
bjrohannor does libavcodec53 need it03:38
bjrohanpoop03:39
bjsniderbjrohan, somehow you must have a precise package in there if it's asking for precise's libx26403:42
bjrohanHow would I check, and remove it?03:42
bjrohanasking for it, but I have -123 installed :-(03:42
bjsniderbjrohan, have you tried apt-get -f install apt-get dist-upgrade?03:42
bjrohanwill try it03:43
bjrohansays unable to locate, and my package manager is shut off03:43
bjrohanI typed sudo apt-get -f install apt-get dist-upgrade03:44
bjrohanbrb03:45
DaekdroomI think that command is flawed.03:49
DaekdroomJust saying.03:49
bjrohanI am still trying the upgrade command, it is giving me errors03:54
bjrohansudo apt-get -f install apt-get dist-upgrade correct?03:54
bjsniderno03:55
bjrohanwhat is it?03:55
bjsnider-f install and dist-upgrade are separate commands03:55
bjrohanok03:56
bjrohanI separated them, nothing changed, cept it said I could autoremove some packages,when I tried, it said I couldn't do it03:57
bjsniderwhy not?03:57
bjrohanmy fault typed apt-ger03:58
bjrohanautoremoce03:58
bjrohanautoremove03:58
bjrohanit workd and is removing them03:58
bjrohanperhaps that will help?03:58
bjrohanGrrr04:02
bjrohanno go04:02
bjrohanstill requesting the -120 version04:02
bjsniderwell have you been doing your daily updates?04:05
bjrohanYep, several times a day04:07
bjsnideryou don't seem familiar with some of the basic debian/ubuntu commands, so isn't it possible you didn't do your wipe/reload correctly?04:07
bjrohanPerhaps. My comp was dual boot with windows. I backed up home dir, booted from live CD, formatted entire drive and installed04:10
JHOSMANWhat time is released quantal?05:08
RaringOne!isitout05:09
ubottuNope, it's not out. - http://bit.ly/Wdxvys !party in #ubuntu-release-party05:09
somethingoranothhey quick question06:03
somethingoranothIf I remove lightdm and install gdm will it automatically switch to it on the next reboot or do I need to do anything else?06:03
somethingoranothI feel like a broken record asking this but how does one unhide Grub2 permanently on Quantal?06:57
somethingoranothI've tried everything I can think of and nothing's been working.06:57
somethingoranothand of course you're all afk06:58
popeysomethingoranoth, edit /etc/default/grub and ..07:01
popeyGRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=1007:01
popeyGRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=false07:01
popeythen "sudo update-grub"07:01
somethingoranothI've done that 2-3 times now. It remains hidden and the rest of the boot process fails.07:01
somethingoranothokay I'm back again07:05
somethingoranothrebooted tried what you said07:05
somethingoranothno grub07:05
somethingoranothonly a timer counting down from ten after which point it continued to boot07:06
somethingoranothit boots fine but I only see said timer07:06
RaringOnewhen you see the timer hit the arrow keys.07:07
somethingoranothI know how to unhide it. I'd prefer it not be hidden by default though.07:08
somethingoranothIs there no way to do that?07:08
RaringOneyes, by setting GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=10 and GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=false07:08
somethingoranothI did that and it showed the timer I specified above. It didn't unhide it...07:09
somethingoranothokay07:10
somethingoranothin the documentation itself GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=10 sets the timer to 1007:11
somethingoranothGRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=false does nothing but show said timer07:11
somethingoranothit doesn't effect grub being hidden07:11
somethingoranoththing is I don't know what would then07:12
somethingoranoththere's a lot of documentation...07:13
somethingoranothanyone?07:17
somethingoranoth:C07:17
md_5people started spamming 'when' yet?07:23
somethingoranotha few here and there07:23
jussi!isitout | md_507:25
ubottumd_5: Nope, it's not out. - http://bit.ly/Wdxvys !party in #ubuntu-release-party07:25
jussi:P07:25
yofel_somethingoranoth: I personally just removed both HIDDEN options from etc/default/grub. Now I get normal grub with GRUB_TIMEOUT as timeout07:25
md_5:P07:25
somethingoranothif that works...07:26
somethingoranoth>_>07:26
somethingoranoth<_<07:26
md_5!when07:28
RaringOneubottu: when is <reply> when it is ready.07:29
ubottuI'll remember that, RaringOne07:29
* somethingoranoth crosses fingers07:30
somethingoranoththe unhide worked07:30
somethingoranoththe theming...07:30
somethingoranothnot so much :C07:30
somethingoranothstill C:07:30
somethingoranothTHANK YOU SO MUCH ()_()07:30
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somethingoranothyofel: real quick can you think of any reason this might not work? http://pastebin.com/jKetHQjU07:33
somethingoranothspecifically the background image and colors07:33
somethingoranothany ideas?07:38
somethingoranoth3:07:40
somethingoranothOH MY GOD07:42
somethingoranothokay so apparently the color's controlled under /lib/plymouth/themes/default.gru07:42
somethingoranothgrub07:42
somethingoranothdefault.grub07:42
yofelyeah, the theming is a bit weird, see /etc/grub.d/05_debian_theme07:44
somethingoranothWhat is plymouth anyway?07:44
yofelthe app that shows the boot splash and lets you talk to the system services during boot07:44
somethingoranothoh07:44
somethingoranothhopefuly with this I will have purged the last of the purple menace from my system XD07:46
somethingoranothwhat happens if I remove the quiet and splash flags completely? is it bad if there are no flags there to speak of?07:47
yofelwell, you'll get the old-school text messages during boot07:47
yofelthat's all07:47
somethingoranothOkay.07:48
somethingoranothSee I've been having a ton of trouble that forced me to question everything I know. Now I don't really know what was happening anymore.07:48
yofelquiet hides them, and splash shows the boot splash07:48
somethingoranothReally by this point I think the boot process hangs if I hit any keys during it for some reason.07:49
somethingoranoththough that doesn't really make sense...07:49
somethingoranothnow its not booting again ._.07:50
somethingoranothit just hangs at what used to be a purple screen before I changed it to black07:50
somethingoranothoh there we go07:51
somethingoranothit hung the first couple of times07:51
somethingoranothI don't even know what's wrong anymore... ;^;07:51
somethingoranothoh well as long as it works :S07:52
somethingoranothI...07:52
somethingoranoththat's a bad motto07:52
somethingoranothnow I just need to get my volume keys working and I'm done07:56
somethingoranoth^.^07:57
somethingoranothare there no alsa modules provided for 3.5.0-17-generic in the ubuntu-audio-dev ppa?08:05
nootjehow late come ubuntu 12.1008:27
somethingoranothBack with another question >_>08:28
somethingoranothNot getting any sound in Ubuntu08:28
nootjehow late come ubuntu 12.1008:28
nootjehow late come ubuntu 12.1008:29
nootjehow late come ubuntu 12.1008:30
nootjehow late come ubuntu 12.10 :-S08:30
somethingoranothanyone care to help a gu figure out why Ubuntu's not detecting a soundcard08:31
nootjehow late come ubuntu 12.1008:31
somethingoranothpavucontrol says its outputting to a dummy08:31
somethingoranothand...08:31
RaringOnenootje: when it is ready08:31
somethingoranothhttp://pastebin.com/hnrZa4x508:31
RaringOne!party | nootje08:32
ubottunootje: Please remember that #ubuntu, #kubuntu, #xubuntu, #edubuntu, and #lubuntu are support channels. To countdown to !Quantal release and then party once it happens, join #ubuntu-release-party - For in-person parties, see http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/global/1995/detail/08:32
nootjeoke08:32
prometoysnootje: i'm curious too, but it doesnt help, if you ask it ten times ;)08:32
somethingoranothanyone here have any idea what's wrong?08:32
prometoysis it normal, that the quantal-desktop image needs 800mb on the CD? and is there an offical RC?08:33
babaluµ/join #ubuntu-release-party08:34
valoriehi folks, when I tried to upgrade my netbook to quantal from precise, it stopped before finishing the upgrade, and now will not boot08:35
valorieis there any interest in error messages and such, or shall I just install from a thumbdrive?08:36
minashi, has 12.10 become available for download?08:36
valorieI didn't want to go ahead and do that if there is QA interest08:36
valoriequantal beta, I should specify08:37
valorieminas | !schedule08:39
valorieah08:39
valorieah08:39
valorieminas | !schedule08:39
minassorry, I didn't understand that08:39
valorieoh, foo08:39
valorie!schedule08:39
ubottuA schedule of Quantal Quetzal (12.10) release milestones can be found here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseSchedule08:39
valorieminas: ^^^08:40
valorietrouble typing tonight08:40
minasit says it's today08:40
nootjeI have a question how late ubuntu 12.10 from08:42
jokerdinohow late??! what's that supposed to mean?08:43
Gabriel_SOEI was under the impression that 12.10 is out today.08:43
Gabriel_SOEis it?08:43
jokerdinoGabriel_SOE: not yet.08:43
nootjewhat is the release time of ubuntu 12.1008:44
nootjeI have a question how late ubuntu 12.10 from08:46
nootjeI have a question how late come ubuntu 12.10 from08:46
valorie!schedule | nootje08:47
ubottunootje: A schedule of Quantal Quetzal (12.10) release milestones can be found here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseSchedule08:47
nootjeoke08:48
jokerdinonootje: http://askubuntu.com/q/65476/2579808:48
nootjeoke08:48
valorieok, if no interest in the upgrade errors, I'll just install from the thumbdrive08:57
scoundrelhi, does anybody know when 12.10 will be available for download09:02
valorie!schedule | scoundrel09:03
ubottuscoundrel: A schedule of Quantal Quetzal (12.10) release milestones can be found here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseSchedule09:03
scoundrelHi thanks for that, I understood it was today, but havent been able to find a download link yet which was why I was asking, thankyou though09:05
jokerdinoscoundrel: see also http://askubuntu.com/q/65476/2579809:05
scoundreljokerdino: that was very helpful and funny too, thank you09:08
jokerdinono problem. :)09:08
peto_i09:10
peto_hu09:10
peto_hi09:10
peto_o/09:10
somethingoranothQuick question. I'm running Quantal with Openbox and Pulseaudio. Currently pavucontrol shows that the only sound output is a dummy card but when I run sudo aplay -l my soundcard shows up. Any ida what might be wrong?09:10
somethingoranothanyone?09:16
bkeithWhat time will Ubuntu 12.10 be released at?09:17
jokerdinobkeith: http://askubuntu.com/q/65476/25798 and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseSchedule09:18
killer_It says on 18 oct (what time)09:22
somethingoranothIf I'm using a custom .xinitrc script on startup is there anything I need to add to get audio working in Ubuntu?09:26
valoriekiller_: http://askubuntu.com/q/65476/2579809:26
jokerdino:)09:27
somethingoranothyou know for a support channel its hard to get help here...09:31
jokerdinothis is more like a discussion channel.09:32
somethingoranothWell I get yelled at to go here when I ask for help in #Ubuntu.09:32
somethingoranoth:S09:32
valoriewhat?09:32
valoriethat IS the support chan09:32
somethingoranothO09:33
jokerdinofolks at #ubuntu don't like pre-released versions :)09:33
somethingoranothI'm using Quantal. They usually just yell at me to ask here because they "can't help me"09:33
somethingoranothfolks at #ubuntu don't like much of anything actually09:33
jokerdinosomethingoranoth: try ubuntuforums Ubuntu+1 section or askubuntu.com09:33
somethingoranoththey're quite rude09:33
somethingoranothwell09:33
somethingoranoththe ones I've encountered at least09:33
somethingoranothwhatever it is I'm off for the night, I've fixed everything except the fact that I'm not getting any audio by this point... :L09:34
jokerdinogood night. :)09:34
valorie's true that this is the chan for alpha and beta releases09:34
TheDrumsHowdy, is there some simple way to get grub2 (12.10) config more like the one in 12.04?  Basically, tell you more than just "Ubuntu"?10:44
ikoniaTheDrums: what does the 12.10 config look like10:47
TheDrumsikonia: Top item is "Ubuntu", next is "Ubuntu Advanced Options" (Or close to it) and since /boot/grub/grub.cfg is regenerated every time...   Also, /etc/default/grub did not change from 12.04 to 12.10.10:48
Andy80hi :)10:49
Andy80I've a little (I hope :P ) problem. I've just upgraded from Ubuntu 12.04 to Ubuntu 12.10, I have a Nvidia GeForce GT 640 graphic card (not supported by default on 12.04, but perfectly working with X-Swat PPA drivers) and I'm using the same driver version I was using before: 304.51 (if I remember correctly). The problem is that the maximum resolution is now 1024x768 while it was 1680x1050 before. How can I fix this? P.s: the Nvidia driver is in use10:51
Andy80(reading the Nvidia Settings panel). Thanks.10:51
rafaelement:D any info about the remaining time until 12.10 hits the download page? I have some customers waiting for their laptops.11:10
ikoniaare you kidding me11:12
ikoniayou're basing "customer" on a non-set delivery date11:12
RaringOnerafaelement: it will be released as soon as it is ready to be released, you can wait for the announcement in #ubuntu-release-party11:14
vega-rafaelement: installing a zero day old untested release on customer laptops? err.. how about 12.04 LTS ?11:17
Ian_Corne"untested"11:23
Ian_CorneI think you just hit a lot of people's toes here :p11:23
Ian_Cornethe msg stays the same though :)11:24
TheDrumsAh, solved my issue, but maybe in an unsupported manner.11:31
lanoxxhi, what time are the Ubuntu images going to be ready today?11:46
tsimpsonlanoxx: there is no published time, just wait in #ubuntu-release-party for the announcement11:46
krosonHello, is ubuntu 12.10 released in any server?11:57
KM0201kroson: released?  no.. it's not released (at least final release).. it's still alpha i do believe.12:01
KM0201if you mean can you download it, yes.12:01
KM0201http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/quantal/beta212:01
KM0201hmm, guess it is beta.12:01
ovidiu^^so today is the releasing of ubuntu 12.1012:04
Stanley00!out12:04
RaringOne!isitout12:04
ubottuNope, it's not out. - http://bit.ly/Wdxvys !party in #ubuntu-release-party12:04
Stanley00=))12:05
ovidiu^^what's with the music ubottu?12:05
patcito!isitout12:06
ubottuNope, it's not out. - http://bit.ly/Wdxvys !party in #ubuntu-release-party12:06
patcito!isitout12:07
zfze!isitoutyet12:14
ubottuNope, it's not out. - http://bit.ly/Wdxvys !party in #ubuntu-release-party12:14
Fodi69!isitout12:20
ubottuNope, it's not out. - http://bit.ly/Wdxvys !party in #ubuntu-release-party12:20
racho!isitout12:27
ubottuNope, it's not out. - http://bit.ly/Wdxvys !party in #ubuntu-release-party12:27
patdk-wk!partytime12:39
racho!isitout12:41
ubottuNope, it's not out. - http://bit.ly/Wdxvys !party in #ubuntu-release-party12:41
racho!party12:55
ubottuPlease remember that #ubuntu, #kubuntu, #xubuntu, #edubuntu, and #lubuntu are support channels. To countdown to !Quantal release and then party once it happens, join #ubuntu-release-party - For in-person parties, see http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/global/1995/detail/12:55
Papaeloo12:56
TreaverWhere is Ubuntu 12.10? It says October 18 it will be released!12:56
Papatoday Slideshow: Say hello to Ubuntu 12.10 Linux12:57
PapaCloud-Focused Ubuntu 12.10 ('Quantal Quetzal') Released12:57
Papalts releases do not work for me12:58
Papa:(12:58
BluesKajHi all13:02
racho*it will13:03
TreaverWhere do I download them!?!?!13:06
TreaverI want the release13:06
racho!isitout13:07
ubottuNope, it's not out. - http://bit.ly/Wdxvys !party in #ubuntu-release-party13:07
rachoafaik the kubuntu 12.10 iso is out....where's the ubuntu one13:07
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babaluracho: where?13:30
needhelp1has 12.10 hit the download page yet?13:38
needhelp1im seeing news reports that it has, but im not seeing it13:38
RaringOne!isitout13:38
ubottuNope, it's not out. - http://bit.ly/Wdxvys !party in #ubuntu-release-party13:38
JHOSMANtime of upload the DVD's?13:38
Piciwhen they're done.13:38
RaringOne!when13:38
ubottuwhen it is ready.13:38
needhelp1"Canonical has released both the server and desktop editions of 12.10  Ubuntu, which offers a glimpse of how this Linux distribution will  evolve in the next few years."13:39
needhelp1why is there news report, all over the net already13:39
needhelp1http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9232544/Canonical_Ubuntu_12.10_brings_the_Internet_closer_to_the_desktop13:39
Picineedhelp1: because we put up the release notes as we work on them even before the release is official.13:40
needhelp1many articles, even on large reputable news sites, link to the ubuntu download page to "download now"13:41
Picineedhelp1: its not on the download page though.13:41
needhelp1right, which is my point13:41
needhelp1part of a successful release would include an orchestrated roll out with media.13:42
ikonianeedhelp1: PLEASE STOP13:42
ikonianeedhelp1: there has been no release announcment yet13:42
ikoniahence why it's not available for download13:42
DaekdroomI think it's media's incompetence. :p13:42
PiciDaekdroom: that13:42
Daekdroomy'know, for linking it without checking whether it has been released or not.13:42
JHOSMANCan anyone tell me approximately what time are the images of the DVD 12.1013:43
PiciJHOSMAN: when they're done.13:43
Picithere is not, nor has there ever been a preset time for an Ubuntu release.13:43
JHOSMANAProx at time?13:43
JHOSMANhour?13:43
Pici...13:43
DaekdroomWasn't there for Ubuntu 10.10?13:44
PiciJHOSMAN: Are you reading my messages at all?13:44
needhelp1even pc magazine tells people to go download the new version, now . http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2411109,00.asp13:44
Daekdroomneedhelp1, because they're idiots.13:44
Picineedhelp1: we don't care. Its not out.  Take your complaints up with them.13:44
Papadvd = language packs more softwares nothing else13:44
Papalive cd = best13:45
DaekdroomPapa, there's no LiveCD13:45
DaekdroomThe ISO has up to 800MiB now. (or was it 750?)13:45
Papayea 730 mb13:45
Papakubuntu 1 gb lol13:45
Papalubuntu - 65813:45
JHOSMANyes i read the messages13:46
needhelp1Pici: if your saying you don't care that the media falsely represents the Ubuntu Brand, then I would argue that this is a missed opportunity that could lead to bad impressions.13:46
JHOSMANI thing the download are ready at 21:00 (-5GTM) ??13:46
PiciJHOSMAN: stop it.  Its not out.  It will be out when it is done. We do not make promises as to what time it will be out.13:47
JHOSMANPici Thanks!13:47
JHOSMANclearly understand=)13:47
krosonPici: as usual, just wait and we will see it soon :). Just patience13:47
Papait is really sad than unity is the slowest desktop environment lol kde faster than unity13:50
JHOSMANI have a question regarding this mirror any of you could tell me if it is updated and I can leave as mirror to download the final version? http://mirror.globo.com/ubuntu/releases/quantal/13:52
JHOSMANexcuseme this>>>> http://mirror.edatel.net.co/ubuntu-releases/quantal/13:52
drussellops need to update the channel to "Welcome to #ubuntu+1, the channel for discussion of pre-release versions of Ubuntu. The next version of Ubuntu will be 13.04 with development codename Raring Ringtail."13:53
RalliasSo, regarding 12.10, what notification library should I use with openbox?13:53
designbybeck_I've never created anything with Bash. Can someone help me determine if I have this correct? http://www.pasteall.org/3636913:54
krosonPapa: unity is getting faster with each release13:54
designbybeck_I'm trying to make an automated install of ppas and files13:54
designbybeck_not sure if you can add the -y for the add-apt-repository to get it to be automated13:55
Papaphoronix says it is slower than kde13:55
Ralliasphoronix focuses on high end hardware.13:55
RalliasWith regular hardware you see with most users, you're likely going to not see that exasperated a difference.13:56
krosondesignbybeck_: i'm not sure, maybe you could try to add one manually and check out :)13:59
designbybeck_hmmm13:59
designbybeck_ok kroson13:59
designbybeck_also release party @ #ubuntu-release-party ;)14:02
krosonFor people here that plan to use Ubuntu as main OS and Windows for gaming, what % of your disk do you give to your NTFS partition(s)? Thank you14:13
Papacore 2 duo cpu is not high end14:16
krosonPapa: for linux it is more than enough xD14:17
Papayea but gaming performance is also slow in unity14:18
Papathey should get rid of compiz14:18
lanoxxafaik unity it self is slow14:18
Papawhat i don't like abt unity u cannot customize the panel14:18
Papait is fixed14:19
BluesKajkroson, % isn't the right measure , an actual number gigs are required for OSs to run properly14:19
Papakde 4.9 has improved a lot14:19
Papait is funny yesterday kubuntu website said kubuntu 12.10 available for download14:20
Papalol14:20
krosonPapa: use kde then xD. No one will tell you that you are "less ubuntu user" if you use it14:20
krosonBy the way, i'm planning to give it a try too after testing unity14:20
Papai like kde the best honestly14:20
Papakwin is looking good14:20
krosonPapa: you could also use gnome fallback, or cinnamon, if you like the "gnome way" but don't like gnome 3 or unity14:20
Papai like cinnamon also14:21
Papaunity is cool too but am a bit uncomfortable with gnome shell and unity14:21
frybyeis there a # for the quantal release celebrations...?14:21
frybye.. and or count-down...?14:22
Papabtw cinnamon's new file manager nemo is looking good14:22
PapaKDE 4.9 with suspend effects on full-screen windows and GNOME Shell were by far the fastest desktops for the old OpenArena game. GNOME Classic, Xfce 4.10, and LXDE 0.5 were all much faster too than the default Unity14:23
krosonPapa: aims to be the better GTK based file manager, let's see xD14:23
krosonbetter as in "most featured"14:23
frybyethis is a bit odd - I remember a bit back when an ubuntu release was a big deal - now nobody cares a damn or what?14:25
jStefan:o  I care14:25
frybyejStefan: good - that makes 2 of us I guess... heheh14:25
Papai care bcoz lts releases does not work for me14:26
Papalol14:26
jStefanfrybye are you in the release party channel?14:26
Papasome say release after lts are good 10.10 xD14:26
frybyejStefan: no what exactly is it called...?14:26
frybyeI have been looking for one?14:26
jStefanfrybye ubuntu-release-party14:27
frybyegood - c u there...14:27
krosonPapa: why don't LTS releases work for you?14:27
Papai had a bug with r8169 driver14:27
g0bl1nsetting an Online Account makes it available for what ? What is the IM client by default ? Empathy ?14:50
krosong0bl1n: yes14:54
krosonbut you can install pidgin, it's in the repositories14:55
gregLWould anyone know if gnome classic is going to be available in 12.10?15:01
Papayea15:01
Papahttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuGNOME/ReleaseNotes/12.10Beta gregl15:01
gregLPapa, Thanks for the link..15:02
Papanp mate15:02
DonkeyHoteiwhat time is the release?15:11
Daekdroom!when | DonkeyHotei15:12
ubottuDonkeyHotei: when it is ready.15:12
DonkeyHoteiso, not today?15:12
tsimpsonsometime today15:12
DonkeyHoteithere was always a set time for past releases15:13
DonkeyHoteinot anymore?15:14
BluesKajDonkeyHotei, not with last few ,,we had the same situation with 12.04 .."are we there yet " :)15:15
Papawhen will ubuntu 12.10 be available for download ? man it is 18 already15:15
tsimpsonDonkeyHotei: there was never a time set for past releases, ever15:16
DaekdroomAccording to #ubuntu-release-party, "Ubuntu 12.10 will release sometime before the clock strikes 23:59:59 on Baker and Howland Islands on the 18th!  If there were any clocks there.", Papa15:16
krosonPapa: it is morning in many places in the world. Look, people in australia or japan are getting it on the 19th, that's unfair xD15:16
Papahaha15:17
DonkeyHoteiso, for me, before 5am tomorrow morning15:20
DonkeyHoteithx15:20
krosonPapa: go to #ubuntu-release-party15:21
Bhaveshwhere's the counter for ubuntu 12.10?15:29
BhaveshI guess its released..15:30
Papa#ubuntu-release-party bhavesh15:30
potofcoffeeupdate-manager -d still gives me a beta warning. Is quantal out now or not yet?15:30
tsimpsonpotofcoffee: when you see it announced on ubuntu.com, that's when it's released15:32
potofcoffeeAny idea when that will be?15:32
genii-aroundSometime in the next 8 1/2 hours15:33
Papahttp://releases.ubuntu.com/12.10/15:33
potofcoffeeGuess i'll have to be patient then :-S15:33
Papait is out guys15:33
potofcoffeePapa: But not on the apt channels yet?15:33
DaekdroomPapa, no, it isn't.15:34
Papaubuntu-12.10-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent15:34
DaekdroomIt's out when the mirrors are synced.15:34
DaekdroomDownloading it now will only slow down that process.15:34
Papahow many hrs should i wat dude15:34
krosonPapa: you should leave and come back sometime later. You are getting ill :)15:36
Papai am not ill15:37
Papasyncing mirrors15:37
Papa ubuntu-12.10-desktop-amd64.iso15:38
Ashaelhello15:46
Trev_Lol they banned me from Ubuntu-release-party for sharing the Direct Link that Ubuntu.com points to for the .Iso files.16:03
Trev_http://mirror.bytemark.co.uk/ubuntu-releases// - Direct link16:03
Trev_quantal/                18-Oct-2012 16:10    -   Ubuntu 12.10 (Quantal Quetzal)16:03
Trev_That's today16:03
Trev_http://mirror.bytemark.co.uk/ubuntu-releases//quantal/16:03
skrishnaCan anyone please confirm Kubuntu-12.10-beta2 installation & boot on UEFI machines ?16:05
skrishnaMy machine with Kubuntu-12.10-beta2 hangs after once I try to boot after installation @ "Loading initial Ramdisk "16:06
skrishnaon UEFI16:06
duryhi there channel :-)16:08
BluesKaj!UEFI | skrishna16:08
durywould it be by default xscreensaver in 12.10 release?16:09
BluesKajhmm , thought there was a factoid16:09
G__81is 12.10 getting released today ?16:09
duryBluesKaj: you are telling me that?16:10
BluesKajdury , no , I was musing16:11
duryG__81: xscreensaver in 12.10 what's your opinion?16:11
G__81dury: i didnt get you16:12
G__81i have not used 12.10 but want to know whether its getting released today ?16:12
BluesKajdury, , the xscrnsvr still has to be installed from the repos16:13
duryG__81: right.. I see16:13
duryBluesKaj: until 11.10 it was xscreensaver16:14
BluesKajdury, it still is16:14
duryBluesKaj: or 11.0416:14
duryBluesKaj: but you have to install it... it doesn't come by default like before ones16:16
duryBluesKaj: do you understand what I mean?16:17
BluesKajyes , just install it with your package manager , dury16:17
BluesKajor apt-get16:18
duryBluesKaj: have you got xscreensaver installed in your 12.04 release?16:21
BluesKajdury, no I use my own photos in the screensaver16:22
BluesKajsame in 12.1016:23
skrishnaThough 12.04 kubuntu UEFI worked flawlessly.. :-(16:23
BluesKajdury oops sorry I doo have xscreensaver installed on 12.10 but not on 12.0416:27
duryBluesKaj: would you please assist to install properly xscreensaver, :-)?16:28
BluesKajdury, it rarely starts because I have it set for 40 mins and usally if I'm going to be away for more then 20 mins I turn the monitor off16:29
BluesKajdury, , open a terminal , sudo apt-get install xscreensaver16:29
duryBluesKaj: but first should I remove gnome-xscreensaver, before that?16:31
BluesKajif you wish dury , probly a good isea16:32
BluesKajidea16:33
BluesKajI have to leave for a while ...BBL16:33
duryall right... take care :-)16:33
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kroson_Is unity in 12.10 better (faster) for games?16:51
mhall119bobweaver: ping16:58
ac_is OUT !!!17:00
esteevenYep. It's there. It is out.17:02
kroson_Is it true that kernel 3.5 won't be supported any longer? And upgrade to 3.6 is advised? Please someone answer. Thank you17:10
kroson_someone change the topic xD17:16
yofelkroson_: well, from an ubuntu point of view 3.5 will very much be supported.17:17
yofelfor 18 months that is17:17
kroson_yofel: upgrading to 3.6 is a safe procedure?17:17
yofelI don't see 3.6 in the archive. There are mainline builds, but those aren't supported17:18
Daekdroom!kernel17:19
ubottuThe core of Ubuntu is the Linux kernel: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel - You shouldn't have to compile your own, and if you need to troubleshoot issues, you can try a !Mainline kernel instead, but if you insist, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile (see also !Stages)17:19
Daekdroom!mainline17:19
ubottuThe kernel team supply continuous mainline kernel builds which can be useful for tracking down issues or testing recent changes in the Linux kernel. More information is available at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds17:19
BarkingFishevening guys - I just got pinged to say Quantal has been released - now I have apper set to dl updates in the background - is it possible to do the same with Quantal?  My net connection is atrocious and I'm not gonna be able to do an OTA update.17:19
Daekdroom"Building and using a custom kernel will make it very difficult to get support for your system.While it is a learning experience to compile your own kernel, you will not be allowed to file bugs on the custom-built kernel " That's what I was trying to find.17:20
=== ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu+1 to: Welcome to #ubuntu+1, the channel for discussion of pre-release versions of Ubuntu. The next version of Ubuntu will be 13.04 with development codename Raring Ringtail | 12.10 has been released!! http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes | So long and thanks for all the bugs
BarkingFishAnyone able to say yay or nay to the question I asked?  If I have to do the update over my net connection, I'm sunk.17:28
yofelBarkingFish: not sure, but you may ask in #kubuntu too now ;)17:30
BarkingFishIt's just a bit tricky, the connection is quite poor - and I would be lost if my upgrade broke in the middle, yofel.17:31
BarkingFishI don't suppose I could download an ISO and upgrade directly from that, could I? That'd reinstall the whole OS wouldn't it?17:31
yofelwell, that has nothing to do with downloading. Everything is downloaded before anything is updated17:31
yofelthe alternate cd could do that to some extent, but we dropped those17:32
BarkingFishright - so it would download all the packages before it even attempted to begin upgrading, right?17:32
yofelyes, but I don't remember when the prompt is. I think it'll automatically start updating once it finishes downloading17:33
BarkingFishwhy did you drop them?17:33
yofelless images to maintain17:33
BarkingFishSomething like that could have been useful :(17:33
tsimpsonit is probably still more efficient (in regard to network usage) to upgrade normally, rather than with a CD/ISO17:33
BarkingFishcutbacks everywhere these days... i don't know :P17:34
Ian_Corneif you update your sources.list manually, there's an option for apt to only download17:34
Ian_Corne       -d, --download-only17:34
Ian_Corne           Download only; package files are only retrieved, not unpacked or17:34
Ian_Corne           installed. Configuration Item: APT::Get::Download-Only.17:34
BarkingFishwell I'd better get started then. If it doesn't upgrade until it's gotten all the files, I'm fine.17:35
BarkingFishsee you on the other side :)17:35
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genii-aroundIf you have an earlier iso just use zsync17:36
johnjohn101!releaseparty18:20
ubottuPlease remember that #ubuntu, #kubuntu, #xubuntu, #edubuntu, and #lubuntu are support channels. To countdown to !Quantal release and then party once it happens, join #ubuntu-release-party - For in-person parties, see http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/global/1995/detail/18:20
johnjohn101is there a release party channel?18:20
oscalation#ubuntu-release-party18:21
johnjohn101thanks18:21
johnjohn101good luck with 13.04!18:22
Ian_Cornelets get this rolling!18:29
johnjohn101thanks for all the work for 12.10.18:30
nbfguys, I think ubuntu should warn you when you're using the llvmpipe software rasterizer18:40
nbfit should pop up a dialog that you're running in low performance mode18:41
nbfI just upgraded my macbook with an nvidia gpu18:41
nbfI had to manually delete the nvidia-current package to upgrade it to 12.1018:41
nbfso by default it was using nouveau I think18:41
nbfnot the nvidia blob18:41
nbfand performance was actually okayish with llvmpipe but I knew what was going on18:42
nbfmost non technical users would just think ubuntu sucks18:42
BluesKajodd , I must have had the "official release" already installed , absolutely no updates/upgrades/dist-upgrade since yesterday19:07
Ian_Cornethat's a good sign :)19:11
jtaylorenable proposed19:12
jtaylorthere should be some stuff in there19:12
BluesKaji don't use a package manager , except for reference19:19
jtaylor?19:19
jtaylorwhich distribution has no package manager?19:20
bekksLFS. :)19:20
BluesKajok let me qualify that , I don't use a GUI , I know what dpkg is and apt-get19:26
jtaylorso? I use the terminal too19:26
BluesKajand suggesting proposed repos is not good advice19:27
jtaylorfor +1 it is19:27
jtaylorthis is a testing channel19:27
BluesKajlet's not split hairs , 12.10 is official19:28
jtaylortechnically this channel is for 13.04 now19:28
jtaylorwhich also has a proposed repository19:29
jtaylor-proposed for +1 was added this cycle19:29
jtaylorits used during freezes and for invasive transitions19:29
BluesKajjtaylor, ok , nevermind...blah blah blah :)19:31
BluesKajso where is 13.04 available then, if this is the support channel ?19:37
jtaylorthis channel normally gets closed until its open19:38
jtaylorthough Q was open very early I think19:39
jtaylorbefore the uds19:39
jtaylorwell see19:39
BarkingFishhaha :)  Not quite on the other side yet.  I knew my connection was bad, yofel - but this takes the cake!  1630 files to dl, my upgrade's been running 2 hours and it reckons it'll be finished in another 8 :P19:43
jtayloruse debian, they have delta upgradse :)19:44
BarkingFishnope, I'm kubuntu all the way.  Too far into it now to go changing OS again19:46
Ian_CorneBarkingFish: well, just let it run it's course :)19:51
BarkingFishit is doing - looks like it might have just been a little netsnot.  I'm up to 929 packages now, and its only got another ±30 mins to run :)19:52
BluesKajBarkingFish, there are some major changes to KDE as well as the ubuntu19:53
BluesKajubuntu base , that is19:53
BarkingFishwhat changes to KDE?19:54
BluesKajthe KDE versions for one19:56
BarkingFishi wish apper wouldn't keep screaming at me to upgrade - i'm already upgrading :P19:57
BarkingFishSo what have they done with them, BluesKaj?19:57
BluesKajhere are the kubuntu release notes , that'll explain it https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseNotes/Kubuntu19:58
BarkingFishok, cheers :)19:59
dupondjeWhen Is Raring archive open ? ;)20:52
Logan_And a branch appears! :O https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu/raring20:58
BarkingFishYay!  I am upgraded, finally.  4 hours after I started :P21:49
BarkingFishI have only one probelm, which I'm thinking might need the hand of someone to look over.  What do you do if you have something installed which *should* upgrade*, but which doesn't?21:49
BarkingFish*Problem21:49
BarkingFishI had ndiswrapper as the dkms module on here, and when I booted into the new kernel, ndiswrapper is not there.  I have had to fall back to the old kernel to get on the net.21:50
BarkingFishit looks like ndiswrapper hasn't built for the 3.5.0-17 kernel21:55
jtayloryou could try --reinstall21:56
BarkingFishi know there's a command for building dkms modules, but I don't know how to use it.21:58
BarkingFishok, well I'll have to try and see if I can fiddle with ndiswrapper to get it to work.  I need it up or I can't get on the net - that's why I dropped back to the old kernel, cause it's the last one ndiswrapper built for :)22:01
BarkingFishsee you guys in a while22:01
DaekdroomOh well.. In a few days #ubuntu+1 is going to redirect to #ubuntu , isn't it?23:49
DaekdroomThat always makes me feel sad.23:49

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