=== netrunner_ is now known as Enklave [00:02] hello everybody! [00:02] THANKS TO YOU, THE COMMUNITY [00:03] I have now 8 GB to use [00:04] Its time to us FULL POWER [00:04] use [00:04] 1000 x THX [00:04] Enklave: :) [00:04] You are god for me now! [00:05] now you have 3 wishes [00:06] … [00:06] do you want to be immortal, no problem i am a physican [00:09] Is it just me, or does the new LibreOffice 4 file dialog box look wine ish? [00:09] you have time smartboy, and thx again [00:09] Perhaps I did something wrong? [00:10] It does NOT use Dolphin, that is for certains [00:20] This may be an issue that a developer wants to look into. I installed kubuntu-desktop under Ubuntu 12.10 and all was well. I decided to upgrade to 13.04 Ubuntu and it went well, except for when I go to try Kubuntu. It comes up with a message box that states: "Cannot start D-BUS. Can you start qdbus?" There is an 'okay' button and when pressed takes me back to the login screen. Any ideas or just too early to try Kubuntu in this [00:20] manner? [00:25] please help [00:25] trying to get soud through hdmi port to my hidef tv [00:26] I am running kubuntu 12.10 [00:29] yahyaa: Which video drivers are you using? Is it an on-board HDMI port or one on your video card? [00:30] on board === rosco_y is now known as rosco_away === rosco_away is now known as rosco_y [00:38] how to make ubuntu/kubuntu boot and only go to console automatically. do not load gui? [00:39] Quest: Try removing the lightdm package. [00:39] Doesn't grub come with an option to boot to command line? [00:41] Quest, maybe this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/52089/how-do-i-boot-to-a-command-line-interface-instead-of-a-gui [00:44] hello [00:46] I'm also having a problem with getting sound through my HDMI port. I got kubuntu 12.10 and i got picture but no sound. its a laptopits a so theres no card and radeon 4200 series [00:53] hello/ anybody helping tonight, I'm new to ubuntu so I don't know who else to ask. [00:55] sylvia_: You can install the pavucontrol package and use it to direct where your sound is output. [00:57] and how do i go about that? is that the "apt m- sudo get install" thing? [00:57] If you're using the radeon driver, HDMI audio is disabled by default. [00:58] sylvia_: You could use muon as the graphical package manager or "sudo apt-get install pavucontrol" at the command line. [00:58] Darth_: does that mean I'm kinda screwed? [00:58] sylvia_: No. [00:58] ok imma try it [01:03] Darth_: got it open, don't see anything indicationg sound [01:05] You've opened pavucontrol? [01:06] no actually i don't think i did, my konsole says its installed but I don't see it in my system sections [01:07] Run it from the command line then. Press ALT-F2 and type "pavucontrol". [01:07] Look at output devices. [01:08] But from the KMenu, it's under Applications/Multimedia. [01:11] ok I got output devices open and it says RS880 HDMI audio for port it say HDMI/display port [01:12] na the port settingme anything else to changed it doesn't give [01:13] Play around with the app. [01:13] and it doesn't give any option to change port setting [01:20] ok messed with it. it shows in the audio stream that its producing sound and its not silent but theres still no sound [01:21] like its literally showing that its just going through my HDMI port but nothing is coming out [01:25] I support what ubuntu is and what it represents to the conglomerate corporations, but I've had so many hiccups with it. kinda missing the automation of windows [01:26] nad what I mean by represents is the idea of sharing ideas and not for profit thinking and helping [01:29] any other ideas anyone? This shouldn't be difficult but it turns out its tricky [01:30] is there any update for radeon? === don is now known as Guest73831 [01:37] !jockey | sylvia_ [01:38] hmmm [01:38] !video [01:38] For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/ubuntu-help/media.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats [01:38] sylvia_: ^^^ [01:39] hmm ok. whats jockey? [01:42] evidently that is no longer used [01:42] used to be the way that ubuntu handled drivers [01:42] !drivers [01:42] huh [01:43] I guess it's directly from system settings now [01:43] !info jockey-kde | valorie sylvia_ [01:43] valorie sylvia_: jockey-kde (source: jockey): KDE user interface and desktop integration for driver management. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9.7-0ubuntu11 (quantal), package size 9 kB, installed size 112 kB [01:44] interesting, bazhang [01:44] thanks [01:45] ok I'm going through ubuntu-help/media but ya I'll post something. UBOTTU: i'm not a programmer I barely know what any of that meansrammer, i ba [01:45] what it means [01:45] oh wait I need to install jock-kde? [01:46] it might help [01:47] ubottu is just a bot [01:47] valorie: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [01:47] anyone can use it [01:47] I've been able to select the driver. I see it. below it there is a sound bar. for the port it shows that there is sound going to it I guess because for the internal audio its flat-lined. however no actual sound is coming out. so selecting the driver isn't the issue [01:47] often that means that somewhere, you have a channel muted [01:48] are you using ubuntu, or kubuntu? [01:48] kubuntu [01:48] ok [01:48] 12.10 [01:48] pavucontrol is often useful for checking everything out [01:49] ya. tried it. thats how I show sound going to the port. its at 100% [01:49] for sound issues, I mean [01:49] hmmm [01:49] !sound [01:49] If you're having problems with sound see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3 [01:49] the troubleshooting link there is really useful [01:50] I got all the formats checked off, and the mute sections are unhighlited [01:50] for instance, trying with a new user often pinpoints the problem [01:51] I've had to work this through a few times in the last 10 years or so [01:51] and always use that link to work it through logically [02:02] ok ya I found out for my sound divices under my konsole it says [HDA ATI SB] and I guess this means its an ATI driver which requires proprietary drivers. so now I gotta look in to this [02:03] thanks for all your help but I think i'm screwed [02:03] there is usually an answer [02:03] I have an ati [02:04] one time I had to do a modprobe and all that jazz, but it's all doable [02:04] and you can link up to your TV? [02:04] my TV is old, so no [02:04] modprobe? [02:05] if you get that deep into the troubleshooting doc, you'll see [02:05] ok thaks again for all your help. [02:05] looks complicated, but like everything else in linux, if you just calmly, logically follow the steps [02:05] it all works out [02:05] oh real quick. whats a bot? [02:05] in this channel (and all ubuntu chans) [02:06] it is a way to access a database of helpful hints and links [02:06] so [02:06] !bot [02:06] Hi! I'm #kubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi | Usage info: http://ubottu.com/devel/wiki/Plugins | Bot channels and general info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots [02:06] we don't have to remember all that, just ask the bot [02:06] LMAO i thought it was a user. damn i feel like i gotta know a lil about programming [02:07] she looks like a knowitall user, yeah [02:07] LOL thanks [02:14] Anyone know how I can get the security uodate to install [02:14] apt-get update; aot-get upgrade doesnt seem to do it [02:15] security.ubuntu.com is in my sources.list [02:17] I always use sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [02:18] you might try that instead [02:18] btw, although it looks like that upgrades your dist, it does not [02:19] it includes all the applications in the upgrade request [02:19] !apt [02:19] APT is the Advanced Package Tool, which together with dpkg forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. Short apt-get manual: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto - Also see !Synaptic (Gnome), !Muon (KDE) or !Apper (KDE) [02:26] Hi, it isn't today the release of 13.04 RC ?? [02:27] !release [02:27] Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 18 months to 5 years. More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases & http://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases [02:27] heh [02:28] last I heard, it wasn't on the official mirrors yet [02:28] #ubuntu+1 for all the latest [02:30] Maybe tomorrow morning then, at least in my country (GMT-4:30) [02:35] is it possible to actually do the dist-upgrade for the 13.04? [02:41] that is "do-release-upgrade" I believe [02:41] but please ask about that in #ubuntu+1 [02:41] !raring [02:41] Ubuntu 13.04 (Raring Ringtail) will be the 18th release of Ubuntu, Discussion and support until final release in #ubuntu+1 [03:01] do-release-upgrade -d === don is now known as Guest11187 [03:07] release is 25th april, 7 more days [03:09] hello all === Anonymous is now known as Guest49409 === Guest49409 is now known as BlackDiamond === BlackDiamond is now known as nonAnon === DouglasKAway is now known as DouglasK === DouglasK is now known as DouglasKAway [05:50] Good morning. === rosco_y is now known as rosco_away === tmaki is now known as tmaki__ === rosco_away is now known as rosco_y === basso_ is now known as basso === erry_ is now known as erry [09:18] b [09:18] b [09:18] n [09:18] aspire: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. === Mamarok is now known as Mamarok_ === Mamarok_ is now known as Mamarok === ken is now known as Guest7483 [12:49] hi so when is the next kubuntu coming out [12:51] feruzi_ Next Thursday. [12:58] Hello, I have a question about burning boot-able cds from .ios files. I recently rescued an old imac g3 from the trash and am trying to bypass the password screen. To do so I need an OS 9 install disk it seems, namely because even lubuntu maxes out the ram. Is there any specific procedure that I need to follow to make a boot-able cd from an .ios file that is designed for the powerpc architecture? [13:01] .iso file you mean? [13:02] Yes, sorry about that. :) [13:03] Freedie_Freewing: And why are you asking about Lubuntu!? [13:08] smartboyhw: I am currently using kubuntu to try to burn an OS9 iso to a disk using k3b. I was merely detailing the procedure that I have gone though so far. And asking if there are any procedures that I should be aware of when trying to burn a boot-able disk. [13:09] Freddie_Freewing: Nothing much I think. [13:11] Smartboyhw: So just write the .iso image to the disk and everything should be a-okay. I ask because I remember a time when you had to make the boot folder and nonsense like that. [13:13] Freddie_Freewing: I use dd. [13:13] That's the play-safe method. [13:13] dd? === DouglasKAway is now known as DouglasK === erry_ is now known as erry [13:39] Hi all === mauro is now known as Guest75495 === gerry_ is now known as seattlegaucho === erry_ is now known as erry === smartboyhw_ is now known as smartboyhw [16:32] portugues [16:32] ? [16:33] !pt | sagat [16:33] sagat: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigada. === divya is now known as Guest4178 === raindog is now known as Guest64781 [17:02] hi, I'm trying to install Kubuntu 13.04, but installer stalls at the "Preparation to install" screen [17:07] wololo_226: The channel #ubuntu+1 for 13.04 please. [17:07] genii-around: ok, thanks [17:13] Which is the ubuntu installer: .deb or .rpm ? [17:15] found it: ubuntu speaks .deb :) === rosco_y is now known as rosco_away === stan is now known as Guest2183 === yofel_ is now known as yofel === raindog is now known as Guest76560 === kubuntu is now known as Guest19529 === rosco_away is now known as rosco_y === mike_ is now known as Guest72657 === MmikeRMRM is now known as Mmike === Vito_ is now known as Vito === christian is now known as Guest33630 === DouglasK is now known as DouglasKAway [22:26] can someone help? I want to install a debian package (64-bit) but it needs 32-bit packages [22:26] I forget how to do so without installing all the 32-bit packages... I think I just need multiarch but how? [22:27] E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt-get -f install' with no packages (or specify a solution)." -> I don't have to do this, do I? [22:27] kdef: sudo apt-get -f install [22:27] that will fix it [22:28] that's the only way? [22:28] kdef: there's always another way, but that way works. :) [22:30] it will intall every 32-bin lib package in the world... but, I probably only need a few? :) [22:30] -bit not bin [22:30] kdef: well somehow or another it's requiring those depends. [22:37] is kubuntu.org having a issue? I can not get it to load [22:38] just for you Whiskey`Wonka [22:38] http://isitup.org/kubuntu.org [22:38] loads instantly for me [22:39] mmm [22:39] its not just me, its 4 people that i know of on clink adsl [22:39] hm [22:40] i don't think i'd use an isp called "clink" [22:40] but those are all in the same town [22:40] we call them clink (klink) [22:40] its century link [22:41] ah fun its some kinda dns related issue [22:42] look its ip up with another provider and IP access works, named access does not [22:44] more correctly the ubuntu site loads since IP breaks the name based host. oy