fellayaboy | ThePiousPriest... install ubuntu restricted extras from ubuntu software center | 00:00 |
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fellayaboy | just type in restrict and u will see it for ubuntu | 00:00 |
fellayaboy | flash player ThePiousPriest | 00:00 |
ThePiousPriest | ok, found that thanks, just trying to get my wireless USB card to work | 00:00 |
michael87 | wilee-nilee, thank you :) | 00:01 |
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fellayaboy | that might need more work..like wrapper or whatever u call it.. | 00:01 |
fellayaboy | what brand is it thepriouspriest? | 00:01 |
wilee-nilee | michael87, YOur family thanjs you lol. | 00:01 |
fellayaboy | whats the model? | 00:01 |
ThePiousPriest | Belkin DB 750 | 00:01 |
fellayaboy | ok let me see brb | 00:02 |
utfans05_2 | bray90820, there are well established procedures for putting ubuntu for a mac, have you done any google searching to find some howto's or you just going from word or mouth for this guys? | 00:02 |
michael87 | the new handbrake did not get around the arccos protection :(. | 00:02 |
bray90820 | i had ubuntu on there before | 00:02 |
bray90820 | i am just checking what this guy said | 00:03 |
michael87 | I'm going to learn how to compile makemkv. But damn I wish there was a simplier option. Dvdfab keeps crashing in wine and so many other people figure out how to get it to work frusterating | 00:04 |
ThePiousPriest | I have returned | 00:04 |
utfans05_2 | bray90820, this dude didnt know what he was talking about, its totally fine to throw ubuntu on mac | 00:04 |
bray90820 | good | 00:05 |
bray90820 | thank you | 00:05 |
bray90820 | i kind assumed it was anyways | 00:05 |
utfans05_2 | bray90820, follow this how to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro | 00:05 |
bray90820 | :P i know how | 00:05 |
bray90820 | it was on there before :P | 00:05 |
utfans05_2 | bray90820, ok | 00:05 |
bray90820 | and i have been a linux user for about 10 years | 00:06 |
bray90820 | so i am all good | 00:06 |
michael87 | does anyone know how to either get around a dvd's arcos protection or how to freaken set up dvdfab under wine? | 00:07 |
michael87 | this is really really frusterating | 00:07 |
fellayaboy | sorry thepiouspriest my internet is messing up | 00:07 |
pragmaticenigma | michael87: You need to install the Ubuntu restricted extras. This will not guarantee playback, as most of the "encryption" is done physically to the disk which makes it unplayable in linux | 00:08 |
yofun | hey my sound icon in the top tray doesnt work :/ why? how do it fix this? | 00:09 |
Dr_Willis | michael87: dvdfab worked for me under wine last i tried it i recall. | 00:09 |
ThePiousPriest | anyone else have suggestions to get a belkin db 750 to work in 13.04? | 00:10 |
Dr_Willis | michael87: i only needed to use dvdfab for these anoying 'new' dvds that have annoying copyprotection on them (in addation to the decss stuff) | 00:10 |
yofun | hey my sound icon in the top tray doesnt work :/ why? how do it fix this? | 00:10 |
michael87 | Dr_Willis, that is exactly where I am at | 00:11 |
yofun | noone? :( | 00:11 |
yofun | hey my sound icon in the top tray doesnt work :/ why? how do it fix this? (13.04) | 00:11 |
Dr_Willis | michael87: I just used dvd fab and had it 'image' the dvd to a deprotedted iso file. i then used other tools on it. | 00:11 |
Scriptonaut | hey guys, I have a hdd with 400 or so GB dedicated to windows, and 250GB free. I was trying to install debian in that spare 200GB, and it was going fine, however wheezy (just came out) seems rather unstable. I decided to use ubuntu instead, but forgot to delete the debian partition. So, ubuntu installed itself on some measly 11GB partition. My question is, how can I expand my partition to take up the rest of the space? I hvae since d | 00:13 |
yofun | hey my sound icon in the top tray doesnt work :/ why? how do it fix this? (13.04) | 00:13 |
Dr_Willis | Scriptonaut: gparted can resize. use it from a live cd | 00:13 |
utfans05_2 | Scriptonaut, gparted | 00:13 |
Scriptonaut | I have gparted | 00:13 |
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Scriptonaut | oh, so I can't do that inside ubuntu? | 00:14 |
Scriptonaut | I have to maek a live cd? | 00:14 |
Dr_Willis | you DONT resize a partion thats mounted | 00:14 |
Scriptonaut | ok, gparted wouldn't let me, good thing | 00:14 |
michael87 | Dr_Willis, I did what you said. Attempting to reopen dvdfab. Hope it doesn't crash | 00:14 |
Scriptonaut | I usually use unetbootin, however it doesn't seem like I was able to make it work with gparted | 00:14 |
Scriptonaut | do you know what way I should format my usb drive? | 00:15 |
Scriptonaut | unetbootin doesn't seem to do it | 00:15 |
Dr_Willis | michael87: i used dvdfab under wine a few months back to rip several dvds to video file. Not tried it lately | 00:15 |
yofun | hey my sound icon in the top tray doesnt work :/ why? how do it fix this? (13.04) | 00:15 |
utfans05_2 | Scriptonaut, you could always just do a reinstall and set the partition correctly | 00:15 |
Scriptonaut | that's true, however it seems like a bit of a waste of time | 00:16 |
Scriptonaut | I just wanted to see if it would be easier this way | 00:16 |
yofun | hey my sound icon in the top tray doesnt work :/ why? how do it fix this? (13.04) | 00:16 |
ThePiousPriest | Any Luck anyone had with that Belkin Adpater? | 00:16 |
utfans05_2 | Scriptonaut, did you install from a live version of ubuntu? if so just load that back up and open a terminal and run gparted | 00:17 |
Scriptonaut | I think I just used a netinst | 00:17 |
Scriptonaut | but I deleted it | 00:17 |
Scriptonaut | from the USB | 00:17 |
Scriptonaut | doing other things | 00:17 |
utfans05_2 | Scriptonaut, just redownload the iso | 00:17 |
Scriptonaut | I have gparted iso right here, I'm curious what format I shoudl use for bootable usbs | 00:18 |
michael87 | Dr_Willis, I think you have to have certain override or whatever to make it work properly. I dunno but it keeps crashing on me wither I have any over rides on or not. | 00:18 |
Scriptonaut | I have disk utility open | 00:18 |
Dr_Willis | michael87: overrides? Hmm.. dont recall ever needing to do anything | 00:18 |
utfans05_2 | Scriptonaut, you should be able to use unetbootin to install that iso on a bootable usb drive and do it that way | 00:18 |
Dr_Willis | michael87: im on a Vbox setuo right now - or i would try it. ;) | 00:19 |
Scriptonaut | ya, I did that. HOwever it's complaining about the format | 00:19 |
Scriptonaut | it doesnt' recognize fat32 aparently | 00:19 |
Scriptonaut | well, W95 Fat32 | 00:19 |
Scriptonaut | and it won't let me format it because apparently the drive is budy | 00:19 |
Scriptonaut | sorry for noob questions | 00:19 |
yofun | hey my sound icon in the top tray doesnt work :/ why? how do it fix this? (13.04) | 00:19 |
yofun | hey my sound icon in the top tray doesnt work :/ why? how do it fix this? (13.04) | 00:19 |
yofun | hey my sound icon in the top tray doesnt work :/ why? how do it fix this? (13.04) | 00:20 |
FloodBot3 | yofun: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:20 |
FloodBot1 | yofun: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:20 |
utfans05_2 | Scriptonaut, you have to unmount the drive before you can do that | 00:20 |
michael87 | Dr_Willis, crashed again :(. and I have done it at default many many times before I gave an overdrives a shot. | 00:20 |
yofun | meh :/ i get ignored :( | 00:20 |
Dr_Willis | michael87: im not even sure what an overdrive is. ;) | 00:20 |
Dr_Willis | yofun: flood the channel get ignored.. you could give more details.. and someone MIght know somthing | 00:21 |
yofun | well idk what else to give | 00:21 |
michael87 | Dr_Willis, override. Sorry family is frusterating me lol | 00:21 |
Dr_Willis | does SOUND work? and its just that one mixer thats not working? | 00:21 |
yofun | the sound does work | 00:21 |
yofun | but the top tray control doesnt work | 00:22 |
ThePiousPriest | I'm surprised my Logitech g930 headset works straight off the install | 00:22 |
Dr_Willis | michael87: i dont recall ever using overrides either. | 00:22 |
Scunizi | michael87: do you mean "overclock"? | 00:23 |
michael87 | Dr_Willis, ok forget overrides. I'm canelling them. But by default the sucker shuts itself down. | 00:23 |
Scunizi | yofun: how does the top tray control not work? you mean it won't control the volumn? | 00:23 |
michael87 | Scunizi, no I'm not overclocking anything. Tryying to rip a dvd with a newwer protection. though this is an older dvd. as far as I know only dvdfab can bypass it and it keeps shutting down | 00:24 |
yofun | when i cick it i get nothing | 00:24 |
Dr_Willis | i imagine its set to handle the pcm or wav 'channel' instead of the main channel.. but im not sure where to change what channel it handles. | 00:24 |
Scunizi | michael87: ah.. sorry. I came in late and didn't catch the beginning. | 00:24 |
yofun | Scunizi: when i cick it i get nothing.but the control in the settings does work | 00:25 |
yofun | but not the top trey | 00:25 |
yofun | tray* | 00:25 |
Scunizi | yofun: is this a fresh install? | 00:25 |
yofun | yes ubuntu 13.04 | 00:25 |
michael87 | Scunizi, it is fine. if you can help that would be great. This is frusterating. I gave up windows 7 for raring ringtail and except for this tiny very annoyying problem I am enjoyying it emensly | 00:26 |
Scunizi | yofun: have you done all the updates? | 00:26 |
yofun | no | 00:26 |
Scunizi | yofun: do them.. might just fix your issue | 00:26 |
yofun | kk | 00:26 |
Dr_Willis | michael87: whats really sad is that some of those uber-protected dvds wont even play on a real dvd player for me. | 00:26 |
michael87 | Dr_Willis, sad. But there has to be a way to do this easily on ubuntu. and this dvdfab thing is really really bothering me. | 00:28 |
Scunizi | michael87: last I heard libdvdcss2 was the correct library for ripping.. but it's been a while.. also Handbrake is the only program that I've tried it from. | 00:28 |
Dr_Willis | michael87: dvd fab has so many differnt tools.. i dont even rember what i used or how i did it.. it was about 7 mo ago also. | 00:28 |
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Dr_Willis | Scunizi: the issue is there are new generations of addational copy protection on many Video DVDS. not just the decss stuff. | 00:29 |
Scunizi | Dr_Willis: i kinda figured.. It's been a while since I've tried to rip anything. | 00:30 |
utfans05_2 | Scriptonaut, did you get it figured out? | 00:30 |
Scunizi | michael87: Dr_Willis if dvdfab runs in windows only or wine (maybe) how about a vbox vm of winXX with a storage location on the NX side of the ripping equation?? | 00:31 |
Dr_Willis | michael87: what part of dvd fab are you trying to use? Passkey? dvdrip? or dvdcopy ? | 00:31 |
johnjohn1011 | a lot of sites are saying dvdfab runs great in wine. is this as good as handbrake? | 00:33 |
pragmaticenigma | Handbrake requires the content to be decrypted before it can process the video | 00:34 |
Dr_Willis | johnjohn1011: handbreak is more of a special purpose reencoder.. dvdfab does a bit more. | 00:34 |
tgm4883 | makemkv ftw | 00:36 |
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Dr_Willis | mkv files seem to be falling out in popularity a bit. ;) | 00:37 |
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Mneumonic | in 13.04 my wireless randomly stops working and I have to disconnects and reconnect to get it working again. Any ideas? 13.04 has been great but this will end up being a deal breaker | 00:38 |
tgm4883 | Dr_Willis, for what? | 00:38 |
Dr_Willis | most of the.. err.. 'new videos' i find these days from.. err.. 'sites' :) are not in mkv any more.. | 00:39 |
wilee-nilee | Mneumonic, Deal breaker, heh don't let the door hit you on the way out. ;) | 00:39 |
Dr_Willis | but its more about the codecs then the actual container these days. | 00:39 |
tgm4883 | Dr_Willis, sorry, thought we were discussing programs to rip DVD/Blurays | 00:41 |
WeThePeople | hi, anybody know how to install ubuntu 12.04.2 in windows 8 | 00:41 |
Mneumonic | okay does anyone else have any constructive help? | 00:41 |
WeThePeople | with windows 8 | 00:41 |
Mneumonic | WeThePeople, I've only had luck with the 64 bit versions of 12.10 and 13.04 in a dual boot with Win8 | 00:41 |
Mneumonic | Ubuntu claims that 12.04.2 64 bit works but it doesn't on my system | 00:42 |
hdon | hi all :) can anyone tell me the meaning of this?? http://pastebin.mozilla.org/2380618 | 00:42 |
WeThePeople | mneumonic, how did you go about trying to install 12.04.2 | 00:42 |
hdon | why is a .so stripped? | 00:42 |
Mneumonic | I tried both a disc and usb to instlal 12.04.2 64 bit and had no luck | 00:43 |
Mneumonic | both 12.10 and 13.04 dual boot perfectly | 00:43 |
earl2 | hi...can someone help me set up ssh on a device :) I'd like to remote desktop into it which I guess means x11 forwarding but I'm a bit daunted... | 00:43 |
Mneumonic | except both of them give my system a lot of problems | 00:43 |
WeThePeople | ok thanks | 00:43 |
wilee-nilee | WeThePeople, If you have uefi wubi does not install I believe. | 00:43 |
wilee-nilee | gpt antway | 00:43 |
WeThePeople | wilee-nilee, 12.04.2 64bit will recognize efi | 00:44 |
wilee-nilee | WeThePeople, The wubi? | 00:44 |
WeThePeople | idk | 00:44 |
wilee-nilee | WeThePeople, I don't think so. | 00:44 |
WeThePeople | it has a seperate efi folder on the disc | 00:44 |
WeThePeople | idk if that is wubi | 00:45 |
wilee-nilee | WeThePeople, Wubi is not installed from the disc. | 00:45 |
Mneumonic | WeThePeople I'm not trying to be mean but you should stop trying to get 12.04 to work with windows 8. I spent a few days trying and got too frustrated | 00:45 |
wilee-nilee | anymore you would use the wubi app, and as far a s I have seen wont install due to gpt partitioning. | 00:46 |
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Mneumonic | in 13.04 my wireless randomly stops working and I have to disconnects and reconnect to get it working again. Any ideas? | 00:47 |
ray2 | 12.04..Is there a way to set popup windows where they will be centered on unity desktop | 00:47 |
Mneumonic | Also, occasionally during shutdown the system freezes at mount: / is busy and doesn't shut down | 00:47 |
Mneumonic | also startup takes a long time, getting stuck at waiting for wlan | 00:48 |
hdon | Can anyone recommend something like the Gnome panel applet showing CPU, memory allocation, swap allocation, network tx/rx, for Ubuntu 12? | 00:48 |
chachin | woah | 00:49 |
ThePiousPriest | anyone know a good wireless USB card available at somewhere like BB that would work out of the box for linux? | 00:49 |
ThePiousPriest | looking for something Wireless N | 00:49 |
Mneumonic | in 13.04 my wireless randomly stops working and I have to disconnects and reconnect to get it working again. Any ideas? | 00:52 |
Dr_Willis | hdon: its possible thers indicator-applets for those tasks taht would work/show up in the gnome panel. | 00:54 |
Dr_Willis | ThePiousPriest: i find it best to see whats in teh store then look for reviews once you are there to see what chipset it has and how well it works on ubuntu | 00:55 |
Dr_Willis | ThePiousPriest: or just order from amazon. ;) | 00:55 |
ThePiousPriest | I'm perhaps being too greedy looking for AC ones that would work in Ubuntu when 802.11 AC hasn't even been finalized yet | 00:55 |
Dr_Willis | ThePiousPriest: watch out for brands/makes that use the same product name. but may have differnt chipsets. My video capture usb dongle was that way. :( the newer ones have a diffent chipset. | 00:56 |
ThePiousPriest | Ah, gotta find the Dual Band ones since my router is a DB router | 00:56 |
Mneumonic | in 13.04 my wireless randomly stops working and I have to disconnects and reconnect to get it working again. Any ideas? | 00:56 |
netlar | Dr_Willis: is there a list in linux for what chipsets are supported? | 00:57 |
Dr_Willis | ThePiousPriest: theres those wifi->network cable gizmos that plug in to your pcs NIC. (or on a PS3 or xbox3 or whatever) that work with no drivers. :) its like a mini router.. but they are mor eexpensibe | 00:57 |
Dr_Willis | !hcl | 00:57 |
ubottu | For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection | 00:57 |
Dr_Willis | the hard part is often finding what chipset a device actually has. | 00:57 |
ThePiousPriest | NIC cards via PCI/PCI-E? | 00:58 |
mish- | I have a 3TB RAID5 array, inside that is a 2TB partition called "/dev/md0p1", I want to extend that partition to occupy the full 3TB, how can I do that? | 00:58 |
Dr_Willis | ThePiousPriest: this was a gizmo that pluged into an existing Network port on whatever device.. and turned it wireless. :) the device still thinks its wired | 00:58 |
Dr_Willis | ThePiousPriest: often used for Game Consoles. or smart tvs with no wireless built in. | 00:59 |
fisix | test test | 00:59 |
fisix | 1 | 00:59 |
fisix | 0 | 00:59 |
ThePiousPriest | I see | 00:59 |
ThePiousPriest | will probably just buy a rosewill one | 00:59 |
Mneumonic | in 13.04 my wireless randomly stops working and I have to disconnect and reconnect to get it working again. Any ideas? | 01:00 |
Dr_Willis | ThePiousPriest: the upside is they work with most anything that can have a browser to configure the device.. downside is they are like $40 | 01:00 |
ThePiousPriest | Eh, that doesn't bother me, gonna check to see if I have a port open for it on my motherboard | 01:00 |
Dr_Willis | ThePiousPriest: i have seen some wifi dongles that actually mention 'linux' on the supported OS's :) | 01:00 |
chachin | O.o | 01:01 |
ThePiousPriest | Amazon has it for like 35 bucks | 01:02 |
ThePiousPriest | that doesn't concern me | 01:02 |
brad__ | I cant install 12.04. it says "an error occurred while loading the archive". I've tried 32 bit and 64 bit versions but nothing works. | 01:02 |
kilmer | So, this may be a newbie question. any viable options for wow on unbuntu yet? | 01:02 |
Dr_Willis | kilmer: World of Warcraft works in wine | 01:02 |
Mneumonic | kilmer the best mmorpg that is native to linux is Champions of Regnum...but it's honestly not very good | 01:02 |
Mneumonic | WoW works pretty well in wine | 01:02 |
kilmer | how well is pretty well | 01:02 |
Mneumonic | You will have to play on medium settings and lose some of the advanced graphics like sunshafts | 01:03 |
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kilmer | bah | 01:03 |
kilmer | i like my sunshafts and max settings =( | 01:03 |
ThePiousPriest | Supposedly Blizzard is bringing a port to Linux with an announcement this summer | 01:03 |
ThePiousPriest | Probably E3 | 01:03 |
Mneumonic | ThePiousPriest source? | 01:03 |
kilmer | they had better | 01:03 |
ThePiousPriest | http://www.pcgamer.com/2013/01/07/blizzard-rumoured-to-be-working-on-linux-port-of-at-least-one-of-their-titles/ | 01:04 |
Mneumonic | ThePiousPriest this is highly unlikely to be WoW | 01:04 |
ThePiousPriest | blizzard has internal linux resources that are used to test WoW | 01:04 |
ThePiousPriest | Not wow, but some title | 01:04 |
ThePiousPriest | I'm hoping SC2 | 01:04 |
kilmer | No, must be wow pls =) | 01:05 |
Mneumonic | My guess is a MOBA game | 01:05 |
kilmer | would only make sense | 01:05 |
kilmer | most of ther customers are in wow. | 01:05 |
ThePiousPriest | I know Blizzard has crapped over D3, but getting a "AAA" game on Linux is important | 01:05 |
Mneumonic | WoW is written in directx | 01:05 |
Mneumonic | WoW has terrible OpenGL support | 01:05 |
ThePiousPriest | Conjecture on my part is that Gabe and Valve are taking their sweet time with HL3 is that they want to make it revolutionary AND support Linux right out of the box | 01:06 |
Dr_Willis | Blizard has annoyed me too much.. i wont buy their products any more. ;) but this is ot.. | 01:06 |
ThePiousPriest | fair enough | 01:07 |
Mneumonic | So anyone have any recommendation for fixing my wireless in 13.04? It randomly stops working and I have to disconnect/reconnect to get it working again | 01:07 |
Dr_Willis | determine what chipset and driver you are using Mneumonic - and check the bug reports.. could be its a known issue | 01:07 |
Mneumonic | i'm using ath9k | 01:08 |
hdon | where did screen saver get moved to in precise pangolin? | 01:10 |
hdon | settings i mean | 01:10 |
histo | hdon: dash and search for screen | 01:12 |
johnjohn1011 | hdon: http://www.howtogeek.com/114027/how-to-add-screensavers-to-ubuntu-12.04/ | 01:13 |
histo | hdon: there isn't one I stand correct | 01:14 |
histo | s/correct/corrected | 01:14 |
eoss | Where is the proper place to download things? | 01:14 |
johnjohn1011 | do you think ubuntu will ever add the screen saver back? | 01:14 |
eoss | I heard ubuntu is sending our search results to some server and selling it to amazon | 01:15 |
eoss | did you hear that? | 01:15 |
eoss | i heard that from richard stallman himself | 01:15 |
Belial | yeah, stallman is taking a cut too. | 01:15 |
eoss | Yea right | 01:15 |
Belial | man's gotta eat | 01:16 |
johnjohn1011 | eoss, you can turn off the amazon search | 01:16 |
eoss | Why is it on by default?...scary. | 01:16 |
Dr_Willis | !fud | 01:16 |
ubottu | Please do not fall prey to, or spread FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) - it is not welcome here! Please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear,_uncertainty_and_doubt | 01:16 |
eoss | Thought terminating cliches do not work on me | 01:16 |
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Dr_Willis | !adlens | 01:17 |
ubottu | If you wish not to see "More Suggestions" from places like Amazon in your Ubuntu 12.10, simply remove the package unity-lens-shopping, or adjust your Privacy settings as shown here: http://goo.gl/kFO4u . Mark Shuttleworth's blog entry on this is at http://goo.gl/uF7zZ | 01:17 |
tabsterleir | "Belial: man's gotta eat" in Stallman's case, toe jam AMIRITE? | 01:17 |
Belial | tabsterleir, heyo! | 01:17 |
eoss | Screw that noise, that's on par with facebook privacy settings | 01:18 |
johnjohn1011 | can i add the amazon shopping lens to 12.04? | 01:18 |
SrPx | LOL I have to share this. I've been talking to my CS friends about linux and they were all "meh". So someone posted on FB: "hey guys, students of our college have free windows 8". I replied: "yea! And just a reminder, we have free Ubuntu too!" 1/2 of my class liked my comment and now everyone is downloading ubuntu thinking it's free for us. LOL | 01:18 |
Dr_Willis | eoss: do you have an actual support question? | 01:18 |
SrPx | Sorry for the LOLs | 01:18 |
ThePiousPriest | Ugh, I regret installing Windows 8 each day, although it's less painful if you memorize the shortcuts | 01:18 |
eoss | Dr_Willis: Yes. What's the best way to remove Ubuntu from your hard drive? | 01:19 |
compdoc | johnjohn1011, http://askubuntu.com/questions/196043/can-i-install-the-amazon-lens-in-12-04 | 01:19 |
Dr_Willis | eoss: sledge hammer.. please troll elsewhere. | 01:20 |
eoss | Dr_Willis: Where can I sign up to let KMART know what's in my $home directory? | 01:20 |
Belial | eoss, richard, is that you? | 01:21 |
Dr_Willis | eoss: please go troll somewhere else. | 01:21 |
* wilee-nilee starts a fund for adult diapers for eoss | 01:21 | |
johnjohn1011 | compdoc: thanks. | 01:22 |
eoss | wilee-nilee: You should check out www.Amazon.com©, I hear they have great deals on adult diapers | 01:22 |
ThePiousPriest | Screw it, just bought this | 01:23 |
ThePiousPriest | http://www.amazon.com/Rosewill-Wireless-Adapter-802-11a-RNWD-N9003PCe/dp/B009VKON0S | 01:23 |
ThePiousPriest | been supported since kernel 2.6 | 01:23 |
eoss | Amazon.com ©, what a great place to shop, am I right ThePiousPriest ? | 01:23 |
ThePiousPriest | do I sense sarcasm? | 01:24 |
computer88 | how can u tell what version of wine you have | 01:24 |
tgm4883 | jrib, well, it was a good effort | 01:25 |
Dr_Willis | computer88: try wine --version perhaps? | 01:25 |
johnjohn1011 | ThePiousPriest: congrats, i hope it works wonderful in ubunut | 01:25 |
ThePiousPriest | I hope so, otherwise I will rage hard lol | 01:26 |
Dr_Willis | ThePiousPriest: i find it funny that people use wifi cards.. then the antannas are normally positioned in such bad spots.. behind a metal case. right up to a wall, often sitting way down low on the floor. | 01:26 |
ThePiousPriest | I can't move my tower, router is downstairs and people would get pissed if I ran cabling | 01:26 |
ThePiousPriest | too lazy to run through the walls | 01:26 |
ThePiousPriest | If I was, I would run cat 6 to future proof | 01:27 |
Dr_Willis | if the router is right below or above you . you might need to rearange your antannas a bit for best signal. | 01:27 |
computer88 | shouldnt wine 1.5.29 be just as good or better than 1.5.13 | 01:27 |
ThePiousPriest | yeah, it's almost right below me | 01:27 |
Dr_Willis | computer88: normally thats the case.. newer vesions have more bug fixs and other features.. | 01:27 |
ThePiousPriest | After finishing my Net+, Linux + is my next stop | 01:27 |
Dr_Willis | ThePiousPriest: You might want to angle the antannsas so the are parallwl to the floor a bit. and if the router has an antanna . allign them that way also | 01:28 |
computer88 | ubuntu 12 percise with wine has a platinum rating for office 2010(installer) but ringtail with 1.5.29 has no rating for office | 01:28 |
Dr_Willis | because no one has rated it yet perhaps computer88 . | 01:29 |
jrib | computer88: I think those ratings are submitted by users so no one has gotten to it probably | 01:29 |
jrib | computer88: it's your time to shine ;) | 01:29 |
computer88 | should i use the ubuntu 12 instead of 13 for my M$ office | 01:29 |
Dr_Willis | best would be to use Libreoffice computer88 | 01:30 |
ThePiousPriest | Anyone have their Linux+? | 01:30 |
computer88 | ubuntu 13 has only games mainly with at rating at wine.org | 01:30 |
Dr_Willis | i saw some mention of a differnt office suite the other day.. but i dont use that stuff much | 01:30 |
johnjohn1011 | computer88 i don't think it matters for wine which version | 01:30 |
computer88 | hmm | 01:31 |
tgm4883 | ThePiousPriest, I think the LPI 1 and 2 are looked on better | 01:31 |
wilee-nilee | computer88, If you want full use of word use windows. | 01:31 |
tgm4883 | ThePiousPriest, probably behind the redhat certs | 01:31 |
computer88 | looking for support : P | 01:31 |
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ThePiousPriest | I think the option that I have is after taking the Linux+ exam, you can send your results for LPI-1 I think? | 01:32 |
ThePiousPriest | hold on, lemme check CompTIA | 01:32 |
IdleOne | How is this Ubuntu related ThePiousPriest ? | 01:32 |
ThePiousPriest | I was thinking general Linux related, but if you want me to take it elsewhere, so be it | 01:32 |
IdleOne | ThePiousPriest: We keep this channel Ubuntu support only. | 01:33 |
IdleOne | we try at least | 01:33 |
tabsterleir | Where is the general Linux chat channel? | 01:34 |
ThePiousPriest | Very well | 01:34 |
tabsterleir | Is it just #linux? | 01:34 |
computer88 | whers the wine channel? | 01:34 |
zykotick9 | tabsterleir: on freenode try ##linux | 01:34 |
betrayd | double hash iirc | 01:34 |
Dr_Willis | !wine | 01:34 |
ubottu | WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu | 01:34 |
tabsterleir | Righto, ty | 01:34 |
zykotick9 | computer88: #winehq | 01:34 |
betrayd | tabsterleir: shields up | 01:34 |
computer88 | yea | 01:35 |
computer88 | thanks | 01:35 |
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tabsterleir | Actually, I do have a supportish question: I've got a new ASUS lappie on the way today which I know for a fact will have Secure Boot enabled. Do I need to disable that to install Ubuntu or is it good either way? | 01:36 |
wilee-nilee | !uefi > tabsterleir | 01:37 |
ubottu | tabsterleir, please see my private message | 01:37 |
bray90820 | how would i remove a password on my samba printer | 01:37 |
tabsterleir | Thanks :) | 01:37 |
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Tuxiscool | Hiya. Is it possible to use the 'dig' command to determine *all* A records from a given name server? | 01:42 |
acoleman1981 | hello everyone | 01:43 |
ThePiousPriest | try dig@server name A? | 01:43 |
ThePiousPriest | I just did dig ubuntu.com a | 01:43 |
shape | Dr_Willis: Hey, you here? | 01:50 |
Dr_Willis | yep. for a little bit at least | 01:50 |
shape | Dr_Willis: It's a quick thing anywya. My setup is : 80GB HDD with 2 partitions 1 windows 7 1 ubuntu. And I want to move everything to a new bigger HDD, clone everything. I've tried Clonezilla and it breaks my windows install and can't recover it. Do you know any other cloning software? | 01:52 |
Dr_Willis | you could alwyas use a live cd and 'dd' then resize the partions | 01:52 |
shape | Dr_Willis: any links to that? I'm afraid to use DD :( | 01:53 |
Dr_Willis | dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb bs=4m then when done.. use gparted to tweak the new hd. | 01:53 |
Dr_Willis | ive done that in the past to 'clone' a 8gb usb flash install of ubuntu onto a HD. | 01:54 |
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shape | Dr_Willis: so that just clones sda to sdb drive to drive and then i'd just have to resize with gparted? | 01:54 |
Dr_Willis | yep. or make a new partion for the unused space. | 01:54 |
shape | Dr_Willis: what is the bs for? | 01:54 |
Dr_Willis | which is what i was doing. | 01:54 |
Dr_Willis | block size. | 01:54 |
Dr_Willis | otherwise dd will be very slow | 01:55 |
shape | Dr_Willis: why 4m? | 01:55 |
computer88 | how can i update wine from the commandline | 01:55 |
shape | Dr_Willis: I see | 01:55 |
Dr_Willis | 4M for 4 meg. | 01:55 |
Dr_Willis | computer88: sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade upgrades the system to the latest thats in the repos | 01:55 |
computer88 | ty ty | 01:56 |
shape | Dr_Willis: thing is clonezilla already has a drive to drive thing, but I didnt use it because I wanted the partitions to be one after the other and not all over the place. I guess that doesn't really matter right? | 01:56 |
Dr_Willis | all over the place? i dont see how they would be all over the place | 01:56 |
shape | Dr_Willis: well the unpartitioned space, that im resizing into the new ones, would be on a different part of the platter | 01:57 |
shape | Dr_Willis: which would slow it down a bit since it has to jump, etc. | 01:57 |
ezio | i keep getting an error while setting up https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kerberos | 01:58 |
computer88 | still have 1.5.29 need 1.5.6 | 01:58 |
ezio | root@s:~# dpkg-reconfigure krb5-kdc | 01:58 |
ezio | krb5kdc: Configuration file does not specify default realm, attempting to retrieve default realm | 01:58 |
shape | Dr_Willis: btw, thanks a lot for the dd command | 02:01 |
shape | Dr_Willis: dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb bs=4m the first is the source (sda) and second one is where im cloning to correct ? | 02:02 |
Gautam | Hi all. I'm on 12.04, updated. I have the latest "adobe-flashplugin" installed; however Firefox and Chromium are still unable to play flash. The files are | 02:04 |
Gautam | listed in about:plugins | 02:04 |
utfans05 | Gautam, is firefox giving you a prompt to install additional addons when you try to play flash? | 02:05 |
Gautam | utfans05: Yeah | 02:06 |
utfans05 | Gautam, go ahead and try to add them from within firefox | 02:06 |
Dr_Willis | shape: if (input file) of (output file) | 02:06 |
Gautam | utfans05: Doesmt work | 02:06 |
shape | Dr_Willis: good thing I asked, because my original hdd is not sda, phew | 02:06 |
Gautam | Says no suitable plugins found | 02:07 |
wilee-nilee | Gautam, Generally we install the restricted-extras to get codecs | 02:07 |
Dr_Willis | dd has sort of unique syntax compared to many apps. ;) | 02:07 |
utfans05 | guatam, thats exactly what i was about to say, the other think you can do is install flashplugin-installer | 02:08 |
Dr_Willis | brb. seeig if new kernelk fixed my sound | 02:08 |
shape | wilee-nilee: do you log channels? | 02:08 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Not really. | 02:08 |
hpuser4466 | Can't get WiFi to connect. Chipset Cisco Aironet Wireless 802.11b | 02:08 |
akashj87 | Gautam, may be see http://askubuntu.com/questions/196017/adobe-flash-player-is-not-working-in-12-04 | 02:09 |
hpuser4466 | << IBM Thinkpad T41 | 02:09 |
wilee-nilee | I just rarely leave lol | 02:09 |
Gautam | thanks akashj87 | 02:09 |
pliz | hi all! upgraded from 12.10 to 13.04 on macbook pro 6.2 and suspend and shutdown stopped working. anyone seen something like that? | 02:10 |
shape | wilee-nilee: the reason is I saw you in the windows channel yesterday and I wanted to know what Stryyker recommended me to use for cloning instead of Clonezilla | 02:10 |
shape | wilee-nilee: It should be 20 hours ago or so | 02:10 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Acronis I believe | 02:10 |
wilee-nilee | shape, What release of W7 do you have? | 02:11 |
shape | wilee-nilee: that was just for partition alignment not for cloning, it had 3 nouns or something | 02:11 |
shape | wilee-nilee: ultimate | 02:11 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Heh, I use the onboard imager myself it has never failed. | 02:11 |
shape | wilee-nilee: WOW, nvm he JUST replied, wtf | 02:12 |
wilee-nilee | ah easeus | 02:12 |
wilee-nilee | shape, You can image windows 7 from the backup options | 02:13 |
shape | wilee-nilee: and then restore that image with the windows DVD correct? | 02:13 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Yep, it will not clone the linux is all. | 02:14 |
shape | wilee-nilee: but if I want to restore it to a fresh partition, will that work? As in if I create an image on some separate HDD, how will it restore it, I have to give it a new partition ,or leave unpartitioned space, etc.? | 02:14 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Yes, I transfered my W8 from a spinning HD to a SSD with it. | 02:15 |
Gautam | utfans05: flashplugin-installer did the trick! thanks! | 02:15 |
shape | wilee-nilee: and it will fix the mrb automatically, etc.? | 02:15 |
utfans05 | Gautam, your welcome | 02:15 |
wilee-nilee | shape, It does not save the mbr, but all you have to do put the clone of ubuntu after and run a update-grub or reload the mbr, which is pretty easy. | 02:16 |
wilee-nilee | shape,Just don't go all OCD on that 63 2048 space preceding the sda1 partition. | 02:17 |
wilee-nilee | ;) | 02:17 |
russ5811 | Hi. Can anyone tell me how to disable keyring after auto login in 13.04? Thanks | 02:17 |
shape | wilee-nilee: what i mean is, when i restore the windows image, it will also restore it;s own mbr with it's own windows bootloader, etc. right? As in it will be fully functional doing the image way. | 02:18 |
wilee-nilee | shape, I believe it just loads the image not the mbr, but that isan easy fix as well. | 02:18 |
wilee-nilee | bootrec.exe /fixmbr from the booted recovery or install disc cli | 02:19 |
shape | wilee-nilee: yeah, but yesterday those didn't work. So what I was asking is windows does something EXTRA to make sure the loaded image will damn work, right? | 02:19 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Honestly from watching you, you just messed with the wrong things and tried to recover a bricked partition that you bricked. | 02:20 |
wilee-nilee | user error in other words | 02:21 |
shape | wilee-nilee: I tried cloning it again today, even with the default clonezilla settings and with no partitioned second drive, just the windows and it did the same. | 02:21 |
wilee-nilee | shape, I was not there, all I can say I have never had clonezilla fail. | 02:22 |
pliz | excuse me, no one with suspend shutdown problems? | 02:22 |
shape | wilee-nilee: however as we speak i just decided to clone disk by disk (not partition by partition) and then just resize with gparted | 02:22 |
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utfans05 | russ5811, try this http://www.noob2geek.com/how-to/how-to-disable-gnome-keyring-in-ubuntu-10-04/ | 02:23 |
wilee-nilee | shape, I would not resize widows with gparted myself, it has an excellent partitioner. | 02:23 |
wilee-nilee | for itself | 02:23 |
utfans05 | russ5811, its all based off the same thing so that same process should work | 02:23 |
wilee-nilee | shape, They here is do not resize until you have run it and defragged...etc. | 02:24 |
shape | wilee-nilee: really? what is it called? | 02:24 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Disk manager I think, runs in admin. | 02:24 |
shape | wilee-nilee: wow, disk manager can rezise now? sweet. So what you meant above was just to defrag first and then resize, correct? | 02:25 |
wilee-nilee | shape, I would do the transfer, amke sure it boots, it may want to run a auto-chkdsk, and then resize with the onboard. | 02:26 |
wilee-nilee | make* | 02:26 |
shape | wilee-nilee: What about the ubuntu partition, there is no defragging to be done because of the ext4 correct? I can just resize with gparted | 02:27 |
wilee-nilee | shape, How full is that windows partition? | 02:27 |
a | a | 02:28 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Correct no defragg with linux. | 02:28 |
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shape | wilee-nilee: 95% full, but moving it to a bigger one of course. Clonezilla already gave it 50GB more with the disk to disk clone. | 02:28 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Ah, that is to full no wonder you have had problems. | 02:29 |
ubuntu__ | Guten Tag! | 02:29 |
shape | wilee-nilee: why do you say that? would it matter? | 02:29 |
wilee-nilee | shape, It does matter with ntfs, and exen ext tyoe parttions, but people will argue both sides, personally I never go above 50% | 02:30 |
wilee-nilee | I have big externals though | 02:30 |
shape | wilee-nilee: I see, oh well, now it's disk to disk, and it's almost done. Hopefully everything will work, and if not i'll have to do the windows image thing. | 02:32 |
shape | wilee-nilee: also wanted to thank you for taking the time and helping me. Much appreciated. | 02:32 |
russ5811 | thanks utfans05 | 02:32 |
benzrf | hello! I'm on raring and when I tap alt-tab briefly it switches to my previous window, even if it was in the same application. | 02:32 |
benzrf | how can I make it so that it will _always_ go between applications? | 02:32 |
horrorxstory | hey | 02:33 |
wilee-nilee | shape, I would pull out some of that extra stuff to a external and run some cleaning tools and make sure it is fully defragged if it were me, maybe even a chkdsk. I have found windows does need maintenance in general, much more then linux. | 02:33 |
horrorxstory | windows just annoys every fiber of my being | 02:34 |
wilee-nilee | I rarely use it except for word in writing grad papers, but keep it in perfect condition. | 02:35 |
horrorxstory | i completely removed that partition last night | 02:35 |
horrorxstory | since i can run office on wine | 02:35 |
wilee-nilee | horribly yes | 02:36 |
horrorxstory | lol mine runs smooth | 02:36 |
wilee-nilee | I would use libreoffice first | 02:36 |
horrorxstory | so does spotify which im very confused about | 02:36 |
shape | wilee-nilee: but for grad papers, if not libreoffice, why not just run it in a vm and not care about housekeeping it so much | 02:36 |
horrorxstory | this is true | 02:36 |
horrorxstory | so my webcam isnt working though | 02:37 |
wilee-nilee | shape, I don't like vm's I want to OS's I have installed to run at full throttle. the maintence is not that much really if you do it, not wait till its broke. Most of which can be put on a schedule. | 02:38 |
Xenolithic | Evening, folks. Is there a way to make it so new windows don't take focus away from the window I'm currently in? I looked around on askubuntu and such, but none of the suggested fixes seemed to do anything. | 02:38 |
horrorxstory | hey | 02:39 |
horrorxstory | = | 02:39 |
benzrf | I'm on raring and when I tap alt-tab briefly it switches to my previous window, even if it was in the same application. | 02:41 |
benzrf | how can I make it so that it will _always_ go between applications? | 02:41 |
shape | wilee-nilee: I see, I wanted to quite using windows for good and try to get games to run in VM running windows, do you have any experience with that, will I lose lots of performance? | 02:41 |
wilee-nilee | shape, I suppose it depends on your hardware really and what you are happy with. | 02:42 |
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wilee-nilee | my computer ren=boot in less than a minute and I have 4 OS's so I'm cruising all of them at times. | 02:43 |
wilee-nilee | reboots* | 02:43 |
wilee-nilee | I do have a vm of XP it deserves being there, lol | 02:44 |
shape | wilee-nilee: btw clonezilla just finished the disk to disk clone and I have all the other space unallocated, With ubuntu and gparted i know there won't be a problem expanding the partition but for windows to expand it do you recommend like you said earlier to use disk manager? | 02:45 |
wilee-nilee | shape, First I don't use clonezilla that way I save the image to a external then reload it, I have seen another have problems that way, it may have been you. But see if it boots and resize it with its partitioner. If you had saved that with packets you could have a partition already there and not have to resize using clonezilla. | 02:48 |
shape | wilee-nilee: it did boot, all was fine, it's like the old HDD, and it just has the extra space unallocted. | 02:48 |
ezio | raaaaaaaaaaaaaage ... kerberos is messing with my head | 02:49 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Cool, the onboard has a resize option I think it will allow you to expand it into the unallocated. | 02:49 |
shape | wilee-nilee: I never resized with clonezilla. It was a weird thing that happened, clonezilla said there will be new partitions with no unallocated space but now I see it lied and all the extra space is unallocated. | 02:49 |
shape | wilee-nilee: yep | 02:50 |
wilee-nilee | shape, I meant using clonezilla, it is designed when saving in packages to be put in an equal or larger partition. | 02:50 |
shape | wilee-nilee: btw, does it matter if I defrag first and then expand or I can defrag after expanding. It shouldnt matter right, since the expansion will just be seen as empty space. | 02:50 |
wilee-nilee | shape, I doubt that disc is fully defraggable that full. | 02:51 |
makara | software-centre won't open with an invalid ppa in the sources list | 02:51 |
ezio | how can i reinstall all the default stuff in a package and have it overwrite all the configs, etc | 02:51 |
shape | wilee-nilee: yeah, it only has 1GB left rofl | 02:51 |
wilee-nilee | shape, resize with a couple of hail maries. | 02:52 |
wilee-nilee | ;) | 02:52 |
shape | wilee-nilee: yeah im giving it double of what it has now | 02:52 |
makara | ezio, in synaptic find the package and say remove completely | 02:52 |
ezio | how do i do it with apt-get | 02:52 |
makara | don't know | 02:52 |
wilee-nilee | makara, Sounds more like a broken upgrade. | 02:53 |
shape | wilee-nilee: is the 50% space available partition thing you mentioned earlier valid for ext4 as well? | 02:53 |
makara | wilee-nilee, what is command to autofix? | 02:53 |
wilee-nilee | shape, That is just my default, I have extensive external HD space so I pretty much just have the OS's on the HD. | 02:54 |
makara | ezio, apt-get purge | 02:54 |
makara | ezio, man apt-get | 02:54 |
veryhappy | hey guys, where would i have to ask questions about nvidia related graphics card stuff? | 02:54 |
wilee-nilee | shape, I have seen 70 % is about the most you want, but many will argue both sides on this, I just go the low end and have externals so I don't lose anything ever. | 02:55 |
ezio | makara, thanks | 02:55 |
shape | wilee-nilee: I can't extend volume with disk management btw there is no unallocated space on the right of partition (and extend volume is greyed out) | 02:55 |
utfans05 | veryhappy, what questions do you have? | 02:55 |
shape | wilee-nilee: so I guess gparted it is :( | 02:57 |
veryhappy | utfans05: well, they removed the overscan setting in the nvidia control center and that's why i can't control the position of my hdmi picture anymore, i'm clueless what to do now. | 02:57 |
wilee-nilee | shape, You have to have an unallocated to expand it, I would resize the linux leaving the unallocated for the windows resize. | 02:57 |
wilee-nilee | resize the linux with gparted, windows can't do it. | 02:57 |
shape | wilee-nilee: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-performance/extend-volume-greyed-out-disk-management-windows/a56eae24-8d07-4956-9430-b2e79686af3a | 02:57 |
utfans05 | veryhappy, what driver are you currently running? | 02:57 |
veryhappy | nvidia-current | 02:58 |
veryhappy | utfans05: nvidia-current | 02:58 |
wilee-nilee | shape, That is an extended you made in ubuntu with a logical ubuntu partition right? | 02:58 |
shape | wilee-nilee: yes | 02:58 |
utfans05 | veryhappy, try doing the info in the 2nd post from this link http://www.pclinuxos.com/forum/index.php?topic=106650.0 | 02:59 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Use the correct tools then, gparted for linux, and windows for the NTFS. I assume here that the windows partitioner will allow a extend at this point if there is a unallocated. | 03:00 |
shape | wilee-nilee: it doesn't | 03:00 |
wilee-nilee | shape, You have no space right. | 03:00 |
shape | wilee-nilee: no, it just won't let me | 03:00 |
johnsmith | Firefox crashes whenever I open a website that has a video. It could be an ad video, but It still crashes. I have no problem with youtube, though. | 03:01 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Is there an unallocated space after the ntfs? | 03:01 |
shape | wilee-nilee: i think it's because sda1 is primary and sda2 is extended | 03:01 |
shape | wilee-nilee: not after, it's at the end | 03:01 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, are you running the correct adobe flash plugin? | 03:01 |
johnsmith | I should be. I have adobe flash plugin for firefox. | 03:02 |
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wilee-nilee | shape, You have to resize the area after the nfts, leaving an unallocated. You can't do this is one swoop with the windows partitioner. | 03:02 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, let me do some research for a min, ill get back to you | 03:02 |
johnsmith | Okay, thanks | 03:02 |
veryhappy | utfans05: so i'm making my own resolution? | 03:02 |
shape | wilee-nilee: yeah I see, what I have to do is expand the ext4 and then shrink it from the left | 03:03 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Yep. | 03:03 |
utfans05 | veryhappy, if you read the documentation you basically are, but your doing it using a logical starting point. | 03:03 |
wilee-nilee | shape, the ext4 and extended are two partitions I assume you know this. | 03:03 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, is it the flash player thats crashing or firefix? | 03:04 |
wilee-nilee | one inside the other | 03:04 |
shape | wilee-nilee: correct | 03:04 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, firefox* | 03:04 |
johnsmith | Firefox crashes. | 03:04 |
vacho_ | guys,.. how do I mounth a usb drive? | 03:04 |
vacho_ | I can't get it to work | 03:04 |
wilee-nilee | shape, You can just espand the extended on the left end and move the whole partition at once in gparted. | 03:05 |
wilee-nilee | right end* | 03:05 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, which version of firefox are you running? | 03:06 |
johnsmith | 20 | 03:06 |
Dr_willis | vacho_, sudo mount /dev/sdd1 /media/make-a-dir (for example) | 03:06 |
shape | wilee-nilee: one sec, i dont think i'm not getting you. So first I have to expand the extended of course, but how do you move it? | 03:06 |
veryhappy | utfans05: so what does that mean i'm using a logical starting point? | 03:07 |
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vacho_ | Dr_willis: after I connect the usb, it does not appear in /dev/ | 03:07 |
utfans05 | veryhappy, do you remember what your previous settings were? | 03:07 |
wilee-nilee | shape, I resize extended partitions by right clicking in the list on the right, otherwise you have to try to get the cursor right on its edge. Then move the logical inside. The extended is the container, you have to have room inside to move thnkgs. | 03:08 |
veryhappy | utfans05: you mean my standard resolution? | 03:08 |
wilee-nilee | things* | 03:08 |
utfans05 | veryhappy, how much of an overscan were you using previously? | 03:08 |
wilee-nilee | partition list on the left is what I meant* | 03:08 |
vacho_ | Dr_willis: ? :) | 03:09 |
shape | wilee-nilee: i see, one sec booting live cd i'll try it in a giffy | 03:09 |
veryhappy | utfans05: it said 64 | 03:09 |
wilee-nilee | with the swap off and nothing mounted | 03:09 |
utfans05 | veryhappy, is that the only thing you remember? | 03:09 |
Dr_willis | vacho_, then you either have a bad port. or failing usb device | 03:10 |
veryhappy | well, i can boot into windows to see how the resolution is there | 03:10 |
veryhappy | it's a computer with dual boot not this one i'm sitting on right now | 03:10 |
veryhappy | so i'm staying connected on here | 03:10 |
digdeep | "/" is 50% full. Did tar -cvf x.tar ~/something. It fails and "/" is 100% full. Delete x.tar now 90%. where I can find more space | 03:10 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, try apt-get install flashplugin-installer and see if that fixes it | 03:11 |
acovrig | I am using ubuntu 13 on my late 2011 MacBookPro and noticed that my battery halves when in Ubuntu (and my CPU is warmer), so I'm wondering how hard it is to underclock... (would it help it be coolor and battery last longer)? | 03:11 |
utfans05 | veryhappy, yes please do that | 03:11 |
johnsmith | Actually, I just uninstalled that because it would make adobe freeze when I played youtube videos on fullscreen. | 03:12 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, that is the correct plugin for firefox.. thats an odd one... | 03:12 |
veryhappy | johnsmith: did you actually try to uncheck the hardware graphics mode? | 03:12 |
johnsmith | I have it uncheck on firefox. | 03:13 |
veryhappy | johnsmith: i mean in the flash plugin | 03:13 |
johnsmith | I'm not sure how to do that. | 03:13 |
qlocks | HI guys I accidentally installed Python 2.7.3. on Ubuntu 12.04 from source and erased the original installation of Python. Is there a way I can recover from this error? | 03:14 |
johnsmith | When I try to uncheck on the flash player settings, nothing happens and I can't get the box to dissappear. I have to reload the page. | 03:14 |
blackbear008 | uninstall scripts. | 03:14 |
blackbear008 | find it . | 03:14 |
qlocks | blackbear008: Do you mean make uninstall? | 03:15 |
veryhappy | utfans05: in windows i have a resolution of 1216 x 684 px | 03:16 |
blackbear008 | en | 03:16 |
alien2050 | Does anyone know how to fix locale when gnome-terminal displays weird output -> error: âvarâ was not declared in this scope <-- while using gcc (I only care about the display, not the error itself since I'm debugging)? I'm using en_CA.UTF-8 but en_US.UTF-8 or en_US does the same thing.... probably a simple locale issue but I'm scratching my head... | 03:19 |
shape | wilee-nilee: it won't let me expand the extended partition into the unallocated space | 03:19 |
utfans05 | veryhappy, so using that number you need to figure out what the line in your xorg.conf file should read, the link i sent you shows how to do that calculation | 03:20 |
utfans05 | veryhappy, and where to place the option line in the xorg.conf file | 03:20 |
veryhappy | utfans05: thank you very much | 03:21 |
veryhappy | you helped me out | 03:21 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Post a image of gparted in iamgebin. | 03:21 |
utfans05 | veryhappy, you're welcome | 03:21 |
lotuspsychje | is there an ubuntu certicate like rhce does for redhat, one can use for exam/industrial use? | 03:21 |
lotuspsychje | *certificate | 03:21 |
wilee-nilee | !magebin | shape | 03:22 |
utfans05 | lotuspsychje, http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntucert | 03:22 |
shape | wilee-nilee: one sec it wil lbe hard because that computer is not connected | 03:22 |
lotuspsychje | utfan05: tnx lemme take a look mate | 03:22 |
shape | wilee-nilee: ill have to disconnect from here brb | 03:22 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Are you sure you are clicking on the extended to resize and everything is unmounted? | 03:23 |
shape | wilee-nilee: everything is unmounted (no key next to it) im using the live cd | 03:23 |
WeThePeople | wilee-nilee, hii got 12.04.2 working along side windows 8 | 03:23 |
WeThePeople | hi* | 03:23 |
WeThePeople | it was easy | 03:24 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, im not quite sure whats going on with your setup, i would recommend removing firefox and starting over if you can, maybe you got a package messed up? | 03:24 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Make sure it is the extended you are clicking on it has to be its edge or in the partition list is easiest. | 03:24 |
WeThePeople | im on a asus k55a laptop | 03:24 |
lotuspsychje | utfans05: interesting tnx! | 03:24 |
utfans05 | lotuspsychje, you're welcome | 03:24 |
johnsmith | Okay, I'll try that. | 03:24 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, let me know if that works | 03:24 |
shape | wilee-nilee: daaaaaaaaaaamn it worked! it has to be RIGHT on the edge | 03:24 |
wilee-nilee | shape, exactly. | 03:25 |
johnjohn1011 | WeThePeople: did you have to do anything special? | 03:25 |
shape | wilee-nilee: yeah I was unwillingly selecting the ext4 | 03:25 |
wilee-nilee | shape, An easy mistake, now you know. ;) | 03:25 |
shape | wilee-nilee: might as well have right-clicked on it in the beginning | 03:25 |
WeThePeople | johnjohn1011, not out of the ordinary, but you have to use boot repair | 03:26 |
shadows | any self-proclaimed SQL gurus? | 03:26 |
wilee-nilee | I just resize extended's from the partition list in general. | 03:26 |
lotuspsychje | !ask | shadows | 03:26 |
ubottu | shadows: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 03:26 |
shape | wilee-nilee: it warned me it might fail to boot | 03:27 |
shadows | !answer | lotuspsychje | 03:27 |
shape | wilee-nilee: will i just have to reinstall grub if that happens? | 03:27 |
wilee-nilee | shape, That warning shows when you resize linux at times, an easy fix if it happens. | 03:27 |
wilee-nilee | shape, reload the mbr, or I just use supergrub to boot in and reload it from the desktop myself. | 03:28 |
shape | wilee-nilee: any links to documentation forthat? Ive never done that before | 03:29 |
wilee-nilee | shape, here is the supergrub tool, from the desktop it is just sudo grub-install /dev/sdX X is the HD would be sda probably in you case. | 03:31 |
wilee-nilee | http://www.supergrubdisk.org/ | 03:31 |
johnsmith | Well, one of the problems is fixed, but my youtube videos still freeze when full screen. | 03:31 |
shape | wilee-nilee: AWESOME, Thanks! | 03:31 |
Lleyton | just testing weechat | 03:31 |
wilee-nilee | shape, THis is a link I give others in general for reloading grub in different situations. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing There is also the bootrepair tool | 03:32 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, try disabling the hardware acceleration in flash settings. | 03:32 |
somsip | !test | Lleyton | 03:32 |
ubottu | Lleyton: Testing... Testing... 1. 2.. 3... ( by the way, remember that you can use /join #test ) | 03:32 |
johnsmith | I tried, but it won't let me click anything. It just shows the box. | 03:32 |
shape | wilee-nilee: if it's just about reinstalling grub I;ve done that before. It was the supergrub that didnt ring a bell. | 03:33 |
shape | wilee-nilee: and ive used boot-repair several times. wilee-nilee: It's taking 30 minutes to move everything etc. I have to go out get groceries. etc. Everything should be fine I guess. Thank you SO MUCH for your help. I'll brb later | 03:33 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, did you try after reinstalling firefox? | 03:33 |
johnsmith | yes | 03:34 |
lotuspsychje | johnsmith: you have the same problem on chrome? | 03:34 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, try doing this sudo mkdir /etc/adobe | 03:34 |
utfans05 | echo "OverrideGPUValidation=true" >~/mms.cfg | 03:34 |
utfans05 | sudo mv ~/mms.cfg /etc/adobe/ | 03:34 |
johnsmith | I don't use chrome, but I don't think chrome uses flash for youtube videos iirc. | 03:34 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, i've never used chrome, so im not sure either | 03:35 |
somsip | johnsmith: it uses flash, but it's an internal plugin rather than the flashplugin. IIRC | 03:35 |
johnsmith | It says 'etc/adobe' doesn't exist. | 03:35 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, if you sudo mkdir /etc/adobe it will create it | 03:36 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, im sorry i ment to say you have to run that in a terminal | 03:36 |
somsip | johnsmith: you missed the / off /etc maybe? | 03:36 |
johnsmith | Oh no, sorry. It says it already exists. | 03:36 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, then just move to the second line | 03:36 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, echo "OverrideGPUValidation=true" >~/mms.cfg | 03:37 |
johnsmith | I entered it into the terminal and nothing happened, so I'm assuming it did it. | 03:38 |
moonchrome | can someone tell me how can I install a package from a ppa that is for 12.10 on 13.04 ? | 03:38 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, it did it, did you run all 3 lines? | 03:38 |
johnsmith | I'm not sure what that means. | 03:39 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, go ahead and try to run a fullscreen video | 03:39 |
moonchrome | person who uploaded it said package will work on 13.04 but it won't install it with apt-get install it doesn't show it in packages I'm assuming I need to enable something because the package is flagged for 12.10 ? | 03:39 |
hdon | hi all :) how do i add panel applets to unity? | 03:39 |
hdon | if i run the applet program from the command line, it shows up up there, but this is not ideal | 03:40 |
moonchrome | btw. this is :ppa https://launchpad.net/~keks9n/+archive/monodevelop-latest | 03:40 |
johnsmith | It seems to be working now. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. | 03:40 |
utfans05 | johnsmith, you're welcome! | 03:41 |
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Guest6685 | Hi, does anyone know what is the lightest Live CD (fastest load) that has boot repair? | 03:42 |
acovrig | Is there any negative side effects to changing /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/cpuinfo_min_freq? | 03:43 |
utfans05 | Guest6685, http://sourceforge.net/projects/boot-repair-cd/ | 03:43 |
hdon | how do i add an indicator in unity? | 03:46 |
Guest6685 | utfans05: Thanks! | 03:46 |
hdon | i want to use indicator-multiload | 03:46 |
utfans05 | Guest6685, anytime | 03:46 |
paddymahoney | Ubuntu peeve: adding entries to unity launcher for applications installed outside of apt-get (say, in home directory) is annoying and time-consuming. | 03:47 |
lotuspsychje | hdon: sudo apt-get install indicator-multiload | 03:53 |
hdon | lotuspsychje, yes but how do i make unity run it when unity starts? | 03:53 |
lotuspsychje | hdon: it should start after reboot | 03:54 |
hdon | :| | 03:54 |
hdon | well, thank you for your help lotuspsychje, but ubuntu... you disappoint me again | 03:54 |
lotuspsychje | hdon:? | 03:54 |
lotuspsychje | hdon: this package works like a charm, nothing but yourself to blame if it doesnt work | 03:54 |
hdon | lotuspsychje, i come from a land where programs don't start up when you login just because you installed them | 03:55 |
hdon | this behavior disagrees with my sensibilities | 03:55 |
izx | How to fix this errror? >> E: GPG error: http://download.virtualbox.org quantal Release: The following signatures were invalid: NODATA 1 NODATA 2 | 03:57 |
betrayd | i would love to go to there | 03:57 |
hdon | izx, you're getting that from some apt tool? | 03:59 |
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bray90820 | Why does the flash player run horribly no matter what browser i am using | 04:05 |
bray90820 | when i try to go full screen the hole thing turns white for a while before playing the video | 04:05 |
bray90820 | and when i am watching a video everything is ridiculously slow | 04:06 |
bray90820 | Anyone know? | 04:07 |
siggib | I just upgraded from 12.10 to 13.04 and now my box wont boot | 04:08 |
siggib | anyone here able to give me pointers as to how to recover? | 04:08 |
wilee-nilee | siggib, Was it in good shape before the upgrade, were there any errors, and is this a partitioned install? | 04:09 |
utfans05 | siggib what do you mean it wont boot... that could mean a few things, is it getting to grub or failing before that? | 04:09 |
siggib | It was in good shape before the upgrade, there were an occational freezes that were solved with a reboot | 04:10 |
siggib | one such freeze happen during the upgrade | 04:10 |
Guest7445 | Hi | 04:10 |
utfans05 | !ask | Guest7445 | 04:10 |
ubottu | Guest7445: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 04:10 |
siggib | I can get to grub but anything there it freezes | 04:10 |
Guest7445 | I am preparing to install Ubuntu 13.04 | 04:10 |
wilee-nilee | siggib, Might you be missing graphic drivers, a upgrade can need them reloaded at times. | 04:11 |
Hussaind | hi | 04:11 |
utfans05 | !ask | Hussaind | 04:11 |
ubottu | Hussaind: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 04:11 |
Guest7445 | and I want to setup a separate partition for /home/username/Documents | 04:11 |
siggib | Even though the machine seems hung, I can still SSH into it | 04:12 |
Guest7445 | do I have to create the partition using the liveCD first before I actually install the OS? Or can i creat paritions during the install process? | 04:12 |
bray90820 | Why does the flash player run horribly no matter what browser i am using | 04:12 |
bray90820 | when i try to go full screen the hole thing turns white for a while before playing the video | 04:12 |
bray90820 | and everything runs horribly slow while i am watching a video | 04:12 |
Hussaind | I have created a Ubuntu 12.04 VM on Xen Cloud Platform, after allocating 1GiB RAM it shows 989MB allocated inside the Ubuntu VM. Does Ubuntu keep it reserverd for something ? | 04:13 |
utfans05 | siggib, have you tried getting into one of the TTY's to see if its just your video setup? | 04:13 |
siggib | I'm afraid I'm not a very experienced Linux user, I'm coming from Windows world and still learning Linux, not sure how to get into one of the TTY's | 04:14 |
siggib | I can SSH to the machine from a different computer | 04:14 |
utfans05 | siggib press ctrl+alt+F1 and see if it gives you a command line | 04:14 |
wilee-nilee | Hussaind, How ram is allocated with different apps and counting can show this way. For example my 256 gig hd is not actually 256 gigs when counted in gparted. | 04:15 |
siggib | Yes I was able to login to a command line | 04:16 |
siggib | so how do I fix my graphics | 04:16 |
utfans05 | siggib seems like its your windows manager thats not working correctly, i unfortunately do know know how to fix that issue. | 04:17 |
orated_ | Hi! I've a book in pdf file format containing pages in images, non-OCR'ed. I can neither search in it nor copy from it then. Is there any OCR software which can scan the pdf and convert pages into text? | 04:17 |
siggib | OK thanks | 04:17 |
wilee-nilee | orated_, There are I forget the names, but they do not work in any efficient or usable may in my opinion. | 04:19 |
wilee-nilee | way* | 04:19 |
Hussaind | wilee-nilee: On older versions of Ubuntu it shows the exact RAM allocation, then why the difference in 12.04 ? | 04:20 |
wilee-nilee | Hussaind, I'm not sure exactly what or where you are talking about. | 04:21 |
wilee-nilee | Hussaind, Ram is counted as 1000MB at times ans 1024B at times, depends on who or what is doing the counting. | 04:22 |
wilee-nilee | s/and/MB | 04:22 |
orated_ | wilee-nilee: I found https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OCR#Tesseract, I'll try that. Thanks for your opinion though. | 04:23 |
wilee-nilee | orated_, Cool I was looking d=for that page, best if luck is all I will say. ;) | 04:24 |
Hussaind | wilee-nilee: I have allocated 1GB RAM to a Ubuntu VM. It is created on a XCP node. But it shows 989MB inside the VM. I wanted know where the remaining RAM is getting utilized | 04:24 |
orated_ | Thanks | 04:24 |
wilee-nilee | Hussaind, If you notice the difference is about 24MB it is how the allocation and how the allocator of the ram and ubuntu read it as data. The ram amount, is just being counted differently. | 04:26 |
pbt | !topic | 04:28 |
ubottu | Please read the channel topic whenever you enter, as it contains important information. To view it at any time after joining, simply type /topic | 04:28 |
Hussaind | wilee-nilee: Can I get an official Ubuntu page notifying with the same. As we are on a production env. and want to give a justification to that | 04:29 |
siggib | !topic | 04:29 |
ubottu | Please read the channel topic whenever you enter, as it contains important information. To view it at any time after joining, simply type /topic | 04:29 |
wilee-nilee | Hussaind, Not really this is common knowledge as far as how data is counted and names given to it in size. | 04:29 |
Dr_willis | 1GB vs 1 GiB | 04:30 |
wilee-nilee | yep | 04:31 |
bhuvana | bhuvana | 04:31 |
WeThePeople | wilee-nilee, i am dual booting windows 8 and ubuntu 12.04.2 flawlessly :) | 04:31 |
Shobana | hi | 04:31 |
WeThePeople | 64 bit | 04:31 |
bhuvana | mhjmki | 04:31 |
wilee-nilee | WeThePeople, Cool, the wubi? | 04:31 |
WeThePeople | idk, uefi | 04:32 |
Dr_willis | I don think wubi works well with WIn8 | 04:32 |
WeThePeople | idk what wubi is | 04:32 |
Dr_willis | !wubi | 04:32 |
ubottu | Wubi is an Ubuntu installer for Windows users that allows you to install and uninstall Ubuntu like a Windows application, in a simple and safe way. http://wubi-installer.org/support.php and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide for troubleshooting. Please file bugs at http://launchpad.net/wubi/+filebug. For Ubuntu Oneiric/11.10 http://releases.ubuntu.com/oneiric/wubi.exe | 04:32 |
wilee-nilee | WeThePeople, YOU installed from the disc and made partitions I assume. | 04:32 |
WeThePeople | all i did was disable secure boot and changed the boot order and it installed | 04:32 |
WeThePeople | wilee-nilee, i made the partitions in windows 8 | 04:33 |
wilee-nilee | WeThePeople, I thought t was you asking about a W8 and wub earlier, I remember you working on the install though. | 04:33 |
WeThePeople | yeah, and it works | 04:33 |
wilee-nilee | WeThePeople, Hard to forget that nick, lol. | 04:33 |
WeThePeople | lol | 04:34 |
hdon | TheWeePeople | 04:35 |
marvx | hello | 04:36 |
marvx | i have problem since 13.04 as im getting a panic saying not syncifatal exception in interruptng | 04:37 |
WeThePeople | hi | 04:39 |
makara | Dr_willis, I got sorted with software centre. I had an invalid PPA for Docky. Why it would crashe and blame X system... | 04:46 |
Dr_willis | invalid ppa crashing the software center? golly. Id file a bug on that. | 04:47 |
makara | I let it send through its own error report | 04:47 |
makara | desktop background still greyed out though | 04:48 |
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hdon | hi all :) i have installed indicator-multiload but it does not show up on my desktop after reboot. what do i do to make it start up when i login? | 04:55 |
wilee-nilee | hdon, It is an applet for the panel you have to launch it I believe, look for it in the dash. | 04:58 |
hdon | wilee-nilee, gnome allowed me to add it to the panel so that it started up when gnome started up :C can't do this in unity? | 04:58 |
hdon | it seems like other indicators load automatically... network icon, messaging icon, volume control icon, clock, account, power | 04:59 |
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Dr_willis | ive seen some auto start. and some not | 05:01 |
wilee-nilee | hdon, Does it show when launched, if so add it to the sratup applications. | 05:01 |
wilee-nilee | startup* | 05:01 |
hdon | wilee-nilee, it does. how do i add it to the startup applications? | 05:02 |
hdon | thanks btw | 05:02 |
wilee-nilee | hdon, You want to load the startup applications first with this command, just copy and paste to the terminal. sudo sed -i 's/NoDisplay=true/NoDisplay=false/g' /etc/xdg/autostart/*.desktop update-manager -d Then look for startup applications in the dash. | 05:04 |
Dr_willis | cant say ive ever needed to do that with any of the indicator applets. | 05:05 |
wilee-nilee | Dr_willis, Yeah may need a reboot it is probably already there. | 05:06 |
hdon | wilee-nilee, that doesn't look like it will "load startup applications" but thanks for pointing me toward /etc/xdg/autostart | 05:12 |
walltender | test | 05:13 |
walltender | My powertop v2.1 in ubuntu doesn't show power est. column just as described in https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=796068. Some one help me? | 05:13 |
ubottu | bugzilla.redhat.com bug 796068 in powertop "Powertop not showing watts on laptop" [Medium,Closed: errata] | 05:13 |
Dr_willis | errata? Wonder what they mean by that. | 05:15 |
compex | does anyone know the program that displays the specs here? http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8125/8714430908_1c24eab393_h.jpg | 05:15 |
hdon | wth... whenever i upgraded to ubuntu 12, my "hg" command now always says "no module named hggit" | 05:15 |
* hdon investigates | 05:16 | |
michael87 | Thank god. I found an alternative to dvdfab on linux. I'm using magic dvd copier. it still requires wine to run since it is ment for windows but still. works like a charm on raring ringtail | 05:18 |
Dr_willis | michael87, it bypasses that idiot uber-protection? | 05:19 |
hdon | wilee-nilee, thanks i found the appropriate file and set NoDisplay=false. question: does NoDisplay means it won't run the process or it just won't show up visually? | 05:19 |
michael87 | Dr_willis, affirmative :) | 05:19 |
michael87 | Dr_willis, I've known about it for a long time. great program. but paid for. free rips 5 times then 20 bucks for perminant serial I think | 05:20 |
Dr_willis | michael87, or.. you reinstall it in wine.. .;) and do 5 more | 05:20 |
hdon | why is my load so high? i don't see a lot of CPU or disk activity. no resources seem contended for. | 05:20 |
michael87 | Dr_willis, ohhhhh :) | 05:20 |
Dr_willis | michael87, thats what i was doing with dvdfab | 05:20 |
michael87 | Dr_willis, genius. makes having linux a perk over a pain lol | 05:21 |
Dr_willis | michael87, on windows those things always seem to install some reg key so they can detect they were installed befor. ;) | 05:21 |
wilee-nilee | hdon, Not sure, as suggested just installing it should have it auto starting, have you rebooted since installing it. | 05:22 |
hdon | wilee-nilee, yes, which i think is ridiculous. usually i would just log out of the desktop environment and back in, or restart gdm. in any case, i did reboot, and it did not show up. but the NoDisplay option for this autostart file was true before, now it's false, so i hope it will show up this time :) | 05:23 |
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daemeon | Hey all. I recently upgraded to the newest release of Ubuntu and now vmware workstation borked. I downloaded the kernel headers as per vmware's request and yet it acts as though the header files are not there. Can anyone help me resolve this issue? | 05:24 |
michael87 | Dr_willis, I wander if avidemux will run under wine. The linux version seems to stop at 2.5. but windows already has 2.6. resyncing audio for certain files on 2.5 say mp4, is always off sync with 2.5. but 2.6 fixed that | 05:25 |
silv3r_m00n | which package should I install to get cups port 631 open ? | 05:28 |
jair | guys, I am running 13.04 and from time to time the gnome session die, the computer gets very slow and session hung then I need to restart the machine | 05:29 |
aspis | Does anyone know the syntax to add a path to a configuration file in a launcher shortcut? (lucid) | 05:30 |
jair | I am thinking might be related to: nvidia driver? kernel version? updates? | 05:30 |
walltender | Any one can recommend a voltage or power consumption monitor tool in Linux apart from lm_sensor and powertop? | 05:30 |
jair | is there a recommended kernel? | 05:31 |
wilee-nilee | aspis, You are days away from end of life with lucid. | 05:32 |
jair | for 64bit machines? instead of generic? | 05:32 |
jair | I have an intel core I7 | 05:32 |
aspis | Will live on trust me... | 05:32 |
Raphael | hey | 05:32 |
wilee-nilee | aspis, Sure but the support does not. | 05:32 |
aspis | don't look like I'm getting any any way | 05:33 |
Dr_willis | question dosent really make much sence to me | 05:33 |
wilee-nilee | lol, gotta give details. | 05:33 |
jair | I installed the nvidia drivers and now my system is unoperable ;( I will need to see if I can get it to boot is some mode I can remove the drivers for nvidia, native and the one that came with ubuntu 13.04 | 05:34 |
Dr_willis | !text | jair | 05:35 |
ubottu | jair: To start your system in text-only mode append 'text' (without the quotes) to the kernel line in the grub menu. You can access the grub menu by pressing Esc (Grub legacy) or Shift (Grub2) during boot. For more info see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Text%20Mode | 05:35 |
jair | any help will be appreciated | 05:35 |
Dr_willis | boot to text mode. try to repair the system | 05:35 |
Dr_willis | how did you install the drivers? | 05:35 |
jair | Dr_willis: the native one disabling x and followinf the script screen instructions | 05:35 |
jair | Dr_willis: the ubuntu one, the one on the package software ubuntu center | 05:36 |
jair | the system is not even letting me to enter grub it does not show grub menu anymore | 05:38 |
jair | I was trying to do esc and shift during the boot but nothing | 05:38 |
jair | now I have a message about wlan0 failed but black and white screen | 05:38 |
Dr_willis | jair, you mean the .run drivers from the nvidia site? | 05:39 |
jair | yes | 05:40 |
Dr_willis | Hold shift to show GRUB - if its hidden by default | 05:40 |
jair | but now I get the purple screen but ubuntu is not showing me the grub menu | 05:40 |
jair | Dr_willis: alright will try that again | 05:40 |
Dr_willis | grub menu would be BEFOR you see the purple screen | 05:41 |
jair | Dr_willis: good I am in grub | 05:41 |
jair | Dr_willis: I think this is grub2, it is default installation of 13.04 | 05:42 |
Dr_willis | grub2 has been the default for like 2+ years. ;) | 05:42 |
jair | Dr_willis: I think I want to do a few things: 1) remove the last driver I installed from ubuntu center opengl nvidia 173 I think | 05:42 |
jair | Dr_willis: alright I am there | 05:42 |
WXZ | how do I find the right sound driver? | 05:43 |
ra-fi | hi all i have try to use vpnc to connect vpn server from at91sam9263 board and i enabled tun/tap driver in kernel and vpnc package in fs but there is no vpnc option in at91sam9263 board,but i configured in /etc/vpnc.conf,when i try (vpn+tab) there is no options shown,how it make to works | 05:43 |
jair | Dr_willis: in options I see and advance and see recovery mode | 05:43 |
Dr_willis | change 'quiet splash' to be 'text' and it should boot to text mode. and get you to a console. | 05:43 |
Dr_willis | !text | 05:43 |
ubottu | To start your system in text-only mode append 'text' (without the quotes) to the kernel line in the grub menu. You can access the grub menu by pressing Esc (Grub legacy) or Shift (Grub2) during boot. For more info see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Text%20Mode | 05:43 |
jair | Dr_willis: I also have two kernels in my system the generic and the lowlatency 3.8.0-19 | 05:44 |
jair | Dr_willis: this is in the kernel line on the regular kernel stanza? | 05:44 |
Dr_willis | whatever one you want to use.. | 05:44 |
Dr_willis | Im not sure there much point in a lowlatency kernel for most people these days | 05:45 |
jair | ok booting text | 05:46 |
jair | Dr_willis: booting in text mode only and got a prompt | 05:46 |
jair | should I get rid of the low latency kernel? | 05:46 |
Dr_willis | why do you even have it installed? | 05:46 |
jair | Dr_willis: like I said I have an IBM/Lenovo W510 machine with core i7 | 05:47 |
jair | Dr_willis: I thought it was optimized for intel x86_64 | 05:47 |
Dr_willis | low latency - is normally for people doing audio work i belive. or som eothe rspecial cases | 05:48 |
jair | Dr_willis: hmm well one thing I noticed on the new ubuntu 13.04 it is awesome audio. | 05:49 |
jair | Dr_willis: the audio on my system sounds awesome | 05:49 |
Dr_willis | HDMI audio dosent work at all for me. ;) it was working all during beta.. once final came out.. No audio over hdmi. ;() | 05:50 |
pratz | Hello guys I am getting this error http://dpaste.org/rhDYF/ | 05:50 |
pratz | what is the 'Size Mismatch' thing ? | 05:50 |
jair | Dr_willis: I see but I am not sure if that is what I have | 05:50 |
theadmin | pratz: Failed download, do "sudo apt-get clean" and try again | 05:50 |
jair | Dr_willis: so what kernel is recommended for my type of system? | 05:51 |
jair | Dr_willis: also how can I remove the last package I installed | 05:51 |
Dr_willis | what package did you install? | 05:51 |
Dr_willis | the generic kernel works for most people. | 05:51 |
Akiva-Mobile | I thought I would just share what popped up in my unity dash when typing "bri" for brightness and lock: http://i1283.photobucket.com/albums/a547/akivaii/Screenshotfrom2013-05-06222845_zps9e704beb.png | 05:51 |
jair | should I use aptitude or apt-get or dpkg will do the work? | 05:51 |
jair | Dr_willis: ok | 05:51 |
pratz | theadmin: here http://dpaste.org/dhD91/ | 05:52 |
jair | Dr_willis: keep in mind I will be doing ubuntu touch apps development on this machine | 05:52 |
H3mpp4 | hello could anyone help me whit phpmyadmin installation. i installed it but it wont start | 05:52 |
somsip | H3mpp4: how did you install it | 05:53 |
wilee-nilee | pratz, Did you add a source to the repos for this? | 05:53 |
WXZ | how do I find the right sound driver? | 05:53 |
A1Recon | how do I share a drive over network?? | 05:53 |
pratz | wilee-nilee: theadmin i will paste my sources.list file , hang on | 05:54 |
theadmin | A1Recon: Just the way you'd share a folder | 05:54 |
theadmin | pratz: That won't help... Did you do apt-get clean? | 05:54 |
pratz | theadmin: yes | 05:54 |
wilee-nilee | pratz, If it is a ppa it may be in /etc/apt/sources.list.d | 05:55 |
theadmin | pratz: Okay, then also do a sudo apt-get update, who knows | 05:55 |
pratz | wilee-nilee: theadmin in case if you need http://dpaste.org/fwJUn/ | 05:55 |
betrayd | /bye | 05:55 |
betrayd | phail | 05:55 |
theadmin | pratz: That looks fine to me | 05:56 |
A1Recon | theadmin: I went to the folder, right clicked>properties>share>share this folder....but it showed "install share service?" and then "libpam-smbpass" & "samba" is vitual. Help!! | 05:56 |
theadmin | pratz: Just in case, try changing your mirror to us.archive.ubuntu.com or something close to you geographically | 05:56 |
pratz | theadmin: same error again after 'apt-get update' | 05:57 |
theadmin | A1Recon: Oh... Huh. Strange, works for me on 13.04 | 05:57 |
theadmin | A1Recon: Try installing those packages manually with apt-get install | 05:57 |
Dr_willis | A1Recon, try shareing just a folder in your users home. | 05:58 |
xro | Hi, i just notice that there is an anti-virus in the ubuntu 13.10... Why? is there new threats? | 05:58 |
Dr_willis | xro, every av app ive seen in linux mainly scans windows files for windows viruses.. | 05:59 |
theadmin | xro: 13.10 isn't supported. But in general, antivirus software helps against Windows viruses, so that other machines don't get infected (via USB sticks or network, that is, if you copy/share infected data) | 05:59 |
Dr_willis | what av app are you refering to xro > | 05:59 |
xro | Dr_willis, i have done my update... unicx anti virus package was installed... or updated | 06:00 |
xro | unix* | 06:00 |
aeon-ltd | there are always new threats | 06:00 |
Dr_willis | cant say ive noticed that package here.. or ever heard of it | 06:01 |
aeon-ltd | assuming there isn't would be folly | 06:01 |
xro | yep, but f anti-virus are in default package, that should mean virus targeting linux more than windows, no? | 06:01 |
xro | oh, in fact it is clamav... | 06:02 |
xro | mostly used to scan attachement | 06:02 |
aeon-ltd | xro: linux will never be target more than win until it's consumer share increases | 06:02 |
Dr_willis | i dont recall clamav being installed by default | 06:03 |
walltender | Hi, I am looking for a power consumption/ voltage monitoring tools on linux. I tried lm_sensors and powertop -- not working properly? | 06:04 |
wilee-nilee | Dr_willis, Wasn't here I'm on 13.10 right now. | 06:04 |
aeon-ltd | xro: are you sure this is 'ubuntu' not another variant? | 06:04 |
Dr_willis | clamav is definatly not installed herre for me. :) Lubuntu 13.10 + ubuntu-desktop installed... | 06:05 |
pratz | theadmin: wilee-nilee after adding us mirror http://dpaste.org/BoODE/ | 06:07 |
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chenxiongfei | ubuntu system desktop monitor | 06:10 |
chenxiongfei | Recommended! | 06:12 |
Dr_willis | chenxiongfei, you have an actual support question? if so phrase it in the form of a question. | 06:12 |
wilee-nilee | pratz, I know nothing about that app or dependencies, so can't really help. | 06:13 |
theadmin | wilee-nilee: How can you not know vim? o_O | 06:14 |
chenxiongfei | wilee-nilee; I'm looking for a desktop monitor plug-in, cool | 06:15 |
Dr_willis | and what does a 'desktop monitor plug-in' do excactly? | 06:16 |
wilee-nilee | theadmin, I never use it I'm lazy, and a armchair user really. | 06:17 |
pratz | theadmin: wilee-nilee can not even update the system now http://dpaste.org/17jwW/ | 06:17 |
chenxiongfei | Dr_willis: Desktop pug-monitoring network services | 06:17 |
theadmin | pratz: Are you behind any form of a firewall/proxy/anything restricting network access? | 06:18 |
pratz | theadmin: yes, I am behind firewall | 06:19 |
pratz | theadmin: but yesterday even thing was wokring fin | 06:19 |
pratz | fin/fine | 06:19 |
theadmin | pratz: Could be your problem... I dunno, check it, because this is making no sense | 06:19 |
chenxiongfei | Somebody help me | 06:20 |
AtuM | Hello... great news.. with the right hw you can easily have a dedicated GPU card for a kvm guest.. I now can play windows games with great FPS and still run linux at the same time.. and I didn't have to recompile stuff or enable 3rd party repositories.. it's all there | 06:21 |
shape | wilee-nilee: Hey man, wanted to thank you again for helping me out. I finally got it fixed, everything boots, all drives extended. :) | 06:24 |
wilee-nilee | shape, Cool, glad to hear that. | 06:24 |
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ezra | quit | 06:27 |
WXZ | how do I find the right sound driver? | 06:29 |
gottwisst | for what device | 06:29 |
silv3r_m00n | hi there, another machine over lan has cups installed, and localhost:631 on that machine opens the cups page, but when i access that machines cups administration page using its ip ip:631 it does not open, port 631 is also detected as closed by nmap, what could be the reason | 06:30 |
wilee-nilee | WXZ, Isn't this a system 76 computer? | 06:31 |
Dr_willis | sound driver for what chipset? You areent having that 'no sound over hdmi, but analog works' issue are you? | 06:32 |
WXZ | wilee-nilee: a what computer? | 06:33 |
Dr_willis | system 76 sells preinstalled ubuntu pcs | 06:33 |
WXZ | Dr_willis: I tried looking the chipset up, I'm not sure if it's written in the lspci | 06:33 |
wilee-nilee | WXZ, There was a user that bought a computer from there here that had sound problems I thought it might be you. | 06:33 |
adzy | anyone know how i can get vm to fullscreen after ive installed guest additions and my monitor is still not in list? | 06:34 |
WXZ | wilee-nilee: oh, no, I just got a new system basically but kept the hard drives but now I have no sound | 06:34 |
Dr_willis | it would be very weird if lspci dident show anything about the hardware | 06:34 |
wilee-nilee | adzy, Have you rebooted the vm? | 06:34 |
WXZ | Dr_willis: Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc Manhattan HDMI Audio [Mobility Radeon HD 5000 Series] << not sure if that's the chipset | 06:35 |
gustav | How do I make my mail host liked by Google (e.g.?) It doesn't accept e-mail from me. | 06:35 |
adzy | yes its backtrack im running | 06:35 |
adzy | and it still wont bring up the option of 1366x768 wich is my laptop native resolution | 06:36 |
wilee-nilee | adzy, As a host, or guest? | 06:36 |
Dr_willis | WXZ, if you can plug some speakers in to the analog output on the system. see if those work. Theres some sort of regression/bug with HDMI audio it seems. | 06:36 |
adzy | hmmm... im the host | 06:36 |
adzy | im logging in as root | 06:37 |
Jordan_U | adzy: Is an actual Ubuntu (not Backtrack) install running as either host or guest? | 06:37 |
wilee-nilee | adzy, So the vm is running ubuntu in a root backtrack that is the host? | 06:37 |
WXZ | Dr_willis: nope, nothing | 06:37 |
adzy | vm runnning backtrack as sudo user | 06:37 |
adzy | as admin in windows | 06:38 |
Jordan_U | !backtrack | adzy | 06:38 |
ubottu | adzy: There are some Ubuntu derivatives that we cannot provide support for due to repository and software changes. Please consult their websites for more information. Examples: gNewSense (support in #gnewsense), Linux Mint (see !mint), kali-linux (#kali-linux), CrunchBang (support in #crunchbang), BackTrack (support in #backtrack-linux) | 06:38 |
Araneidae | !mint | 06:39 |
ubottu | Linux Mint is not a supported derivative of Ubuntu. Please seek support in #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org | 06:39 |
adzy | !ubuntu | adzy | 06:39 |
ubottu | adzy, please see my private message | 06:39 |
Dr_willis | if using vbox. the vbox manual is worth a read also. | 06:39 |
adzy | whats best vm software to use because im about to do fresh install of ubuntu... i use virtualbox atm. | 06:40 |
AtuM | adzy, are you reinstalling the host or a virtual machine | 06:41 |
jony | ubuntu 10.04 won't wake from standby, please help | 06:42 |
jamesarnett | hit it with a hammer? | 06:42 |
jamesarnett | hahha | 06:42 |
Dr_willis | vbox works very well for me | 06:42 |
jamesarnett | j/k | 06:42 |
El_Quedro | haha | 06:42 |
auronandace | jony: if you are using 10.04 on desktop then seriously consider upgrading now | 06:42 |
WXZ | Dr_willis: I have a g45-z77a motherboard, onboard audio if that helps | 06:42 |
jamesarnett | I would have to agree with auronandace on this one jony | 06:43 |
AtuM | adzy, it's clearly hard to tell what vm software is best since it depends on what you aim for. for a normal desktop usage virtualbox is quite nice. I personally use kvm, because I use it for production systems.. for clustering I'd probaby choose xen since it offers more features | 06:43 |
Dr_willis | WXZ, theres Known issues with audio over HDMI . are you using sound from your monitor? or seperate analog speakers? | 06:43 |
WXZ | Dr_willis: no, I'm trying to get my analog jacks to work | 06:43 |
jamesarnett | anyone on here using XFCE on chromebook? | 06:44 |
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Dr_willis | WXZ, you may want to toy with the pavumixer (pauvmixer?) tool and see what hardware its showing and lets you select. | 06:45 |
jony | it's running 10.04 because it has only 512 ram | 06:45 |
jony | should I try to upgrade to 12.04? it won't be slow? | 06:46 |
Dr_willis | you might want to use Lubuntu instead of Ubuntu Jony | 06:46 |
jamesarnett | jony: would definitely not recommend 13.04 for you 12.04 might work i would suggest checking minimum hardware requirements | 06:46 |
auronandace | !lubuntu | jony | 06:46 |
ubottu | jony: lubuntu is Ubuntu with LXDE instead of !GNOME as desktop environment, which makes it extremely lightweight. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu - /join #lubuntu for lubuntu support. | 06:46 |
WXZ | Dr_willis: is that in the sound preferences, because I don't even see anything except the hdmi option | 06:47 |
jony | before this I already used Lubuntu but I couldn't install the RDP server :( | 06:47 |
jamesarnett | ijony: i would agree with ubottu on this one | 06:47 |
jony | before this I already used Lubuntu but I couldn't install the RDP server :( | 06:48 |
Dr_willis | WXZ, weird. pavucontrol is a more advanced sound config tool. not installed by default | 06:48 |
DarkShad0w | hi guys.. | 06:48 |
DarkShad0w | how are u?? | 06:48 |
wells | welcome | 06:49 |
tr010101 | Dr_willis | 06:50 |
Jordan_U | jony: What desktop environment are you currently using? | 06:50 |
gustav | The basic install of exim4 can't send e-mail to gmail when configured for 'Internet.' Should I report a bug? | 06:50 |
WXZ | Dr_willis: well I opened up pavucontrol, but I really only still see the hdmi | 06:50 |
jony | ubuntu 10.04 | 06:50 |
Dr_willis | WXZ, id check out lspci again. it could be theres 2 sound cards (one for hdmi, one for analog) and the sytems only seeing one of them/has drivers for one. | 06:51 |
Jordan_U | jony: Try Lubuntu 12.04. If you have a problem installing an RDP server we can help with that, or you can even test installing it in the liveCD before installing it. | 06:51 |
WXZ | Dr_willis: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation Device 1e20? | 06:52 |
Dr_willis | might be worth hitting up askubuntu.com and the forums for that device. | 06:53 |
jony | at the end of the installation script of the RDP server it asked me the type of the GUI... at that step what should I choose in case of Lubuntu? maybe there was the problem | 06:53 |
Dr_willis | what types were the options jony? | 06:53 |
Jordan_U | jony: "LXDE" probably. | 06:53 |
Dr_willis | Ive only used VNC> never rdp | 06:54 |
jony | Dr_willis, gnome, unity 2d, lxde, kde | 06:55 |
Dr_willis | lubuntu is lxde | 06:56 |
jony | Dr_willis, I will try once again with Lubuntu | 06:57 |
jony | I can say that with Lubuntu 12.04 this old PC worked very well | 06:57 |
jony | how does work the nick registration on this channel? | 06:59 |
Dr_willis | !regiester | 06:59 |
Dr_willis | !register | 06:59 |
ubottu | Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode | 06:59 |
trupheenix | anyone here know how to make bind9 point to the ip address of the machine it is installed on? | 06:59 |
wells | !regiester | 06:59 |
wells | !register | 06:59 |
Dr_willis | no one ever reads what the bot says..... | 07:00 |
Dr_willis | ;P | 07:00 |
trupheenix | I am running bind9 on a development machine whose ip address changes when I go from home to office. how do i make bind9 point dns entries to the IP of the machine it is installed? | 07:00 |
jony | !register | 07:01 |
ubottu | Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode | 07:01 |
jony | :P | 07:01 |
trupheenix | jony Dr_willis wells? :) | 07:01 |
jony | the registration is for good? | 07:02 |
jony | how it can recognize me next time? | 07:04 |
Dr_willis | !identify | 07:04 |
ubottu | You can identify automatically by using your NickServ password as the server password in your IRC client. When identifying manually, do NOT send the command from a channel's tab, as a typo will give away your password. If that happens, identify and then type « /msg NickServ set password <new-password> » in the server tab as soon as possible. | 07:04 |
Dr_willis | register, then you identify next time you connect... | 07:05 |
Dr_willis | see #freenode for details. | 07:05 |
jony | where can I register? | 07:05 |
Dr_willis | read what the bot said about 'register' above. | 07:05 |
GArea|DiscoverY | french serv ? | 07:07 |
GArea|DiscoverY | !cmd | 07:07 |
auronandace | !fr | GArea|DiscoverY | 07:07 |
ubottu | GArea|DiscoverY: Nous sommes désolés, mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 07:07 |
GArea|DiscoverY | ty | 07:07 |
Dr_willis | night all... | 07:11 |
starbuck | hey, i'm using 12.10 and get freezes every now and then... after a few seconds i can move the mouse again for maybe 1 second and it freezes again... after a few times the system goes back to responding properly... sometimes it's really bad and i have to reboot the laptop. it's really annoying to have such an unreliable system, any hints how to fix this? | 07:12 |
sam_____ | there is sth wrong with my dash. it cannot find any of my softwares. for example I know xbmc is installed and i can start it using terminal but dash cannot find it. anyone knows why? | 07:12 |
n8w | hey guys | 07:12 |
sam_____ | dash cannot find my softwares anymore. please help | 07:13 |
ra-fi | hi when i try to change copy a file from my host to at91sam9263 board using scp it shows WARNING: Your password has expired. Password change required but no TTY available. lost connection, can you tell me what is that problem | 07:14 |
n8w | im planing to try out 64bit system and my intention is to share my home folder between the system..both systems r ubuntu. How is it with the user rights?shall i choose the same user name for the new system as i have on the old one? | 07:14 |
auronandace | n8w: you'd have to if you want to share it (the home folder is your username) | 07:15 |
n8w | auronandace, ye thats right...the point here is that i wanna try 64b system besides of my 32b one...if that turns out to be a bad choice i wanna return to my old one with as little cfg changes as possible | 07:16 |
auronandace | n8w: then i wouldn't share | 07:17 |
cosimoooo | /who am i | 07:17 |
Arkhana | cosimoooo: You are Cosimoooo | 07:18 |
Arkhana | :D | 07:18 |
auronandace | n8w: you can share /home itself and use different usernames for each install (they will both be in the same partition but under separate folders) | 07:18 |
auronandace | n8w: that would be a whole lot easier to manage | 07:18 |
n8w | auronandace, hmm thats right.. | 07:19 |
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auronandace | n8w: i never bother sharing home folders, i just keep a storage partition to share what i need (also avoids config problems and you can use it with multiple OSes) | 07:24 |
n8w | auronandace, ye that is a long story behind this and why i wanna do this | 07:26 |
n8w | auronandace, i have made a backup,so at worst, i can always ow if it fcks up | 07:26 |
auronandace | n8w: you may be surprised how many don't make backups, i'm very glad you do | 07:27 |
n8w | auronandace, there is a great change that i will stay with the 64b system,so why to bother creatin some extra stuff, username,new home folder etc | 07:27 |
n8w | auronandace, change=chance | 07:28 |
auronandace | n8w: i've been on 64bit for years, no problems here | 07:28 |
Arkhana | Iḿ still 32b | 07:28 |
n8w | auronandace, ye?good to hear...last time(long time ago) i have tried, i wasnt rly happy about it:) | 07:29 |
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jamesarnett | hey everyone check out my blog chromebookparadise.wordpress.com | 07:32 |
n8w | auronandace, what i wanna do is this: 2 /root partitions /root32 /root64 /home shared between them...i need to test few things first, if it works out the /root32 will be deleted and merged with the /root64 | 07:32 |
auronandace | n8w: merged? | 07:33 |
auronandace | n8w: i would keep both installations entirely separate | 07:33 |
n8w | auronandace, ye sry, i meant delete 32 one and resize the 64b | 07:33 |
n8w | auronandace, i hope that grub will pick up that i have got two installation:) | 07:34 |
n8w | auronandace, well thx for your input... | 07:36 |
jdoles | Can anyone tell me how to make pastebinit work? [Ubuntu 12.04 LTS] cat file | pastebinit returns Unknown website, please post a bugreport to request this pastebin to be added (fpaste.org) with contents ~/.pastebinit.xml: <pastebinit><pastebin>fpaste.org</pastebin><author>Anonymous</author><jabberid>nobody@nowhere.org</jabberid><format>text</format></pastebinit> | 07:36 |
lez | I want to burn .iso to dvd+rw have installed DVD-Tools and tried Brasero and KB3 to no avail any ideas? | 07:41 |
megalomix | i have an ubuntu server installation | 07:41 |
megalomix | i would like to clean all the system (removing no default packages) | 07:41 |
megalomix | is there a command to purge all the packages? | 07:42 |
auronandace | lez: i prefer xfburn but you should have been able to do it with brasero or k3b quite easily (are you sure you have a dvdrw drive?) | 07:42 |
lez | auronandace, Yes I use it in Windows! | 07:43 |
lez | auronandace, I'll look at Xburn | 07:43 |
auronandace | !info xfburn | lez | 07:44 |
ubottu | lez: xfburn (source: xfburn): CD-burner application for Xfce Desktop Environment. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.4.3-5ubuntu1 (raring), package size 426 kB, installed size 1738 kB | 07:44 |
jdoles | lez: using a different front-end will make no difference. | 07:44 |
lez | ubottu, Are you a Linux professor> :-) | 07:44 |
ubottu | lez: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 07:44 |
jdoles | lez: you need to make sure that you can burn something first using the underlying tools. | 07:45 |
lez | ubottu, OK bot! | 07:45 |
tachyons | ubottu :hi | 07:45 |
jdoles | lez: once that works, you can use tools like k3b. | 07:45 |
lez | jdoles, Undrelying tools? | 07:46 |
jdoles | lez: cdrecord/wodim | 07:47 |
peyman | hi | 07:47 |
megalomix | is it not possible?? | 07:47 |
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lez | jdoles, Wife calling DINNER Thanks. | 07:47 |
peyman | any body there ? | 07:48 |
lez | peyman, NO! | 07:48 |
WXZ | how can I find drivers for the ALC892 chipset? | 07:49 |
tony_ | any one no to use nmap | 07:50 |
jeetpei | Hi All | 07:50 |
tachyons | ask | 07:50 |
jeetpei | can anyone please tell me how can i check system.journal file under /var/log/journal | 07:50 |
tony_ | any one no to use nmap | 07:51 |
tony_ | any one no to use nmap | 07:51 |
MonkeyDust | !repeat | tony_ | 07:51 |
ubottu | tony_: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 07:51 |
seanh_ | Hey, I'm looking for some way to get my computer to remind me to take a break every 30mins. Can anyone recommend an app or something? | 07:52 |
seanh_ | Just a simple alarm every 30mins would do | 07:52 |
jpds | !info hamster-applet | seanh_ | 07:52 |
ubottu | seanh_: hamster-applet (source: hamster-applet): time tracking applet for GNOME. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.91.3+git20120514.b9fec3e1-1ubuntu1 (raring), package size 494 kB, installed size 2884 kB | 07:52 |
seanh_ | jpds: Can hamster remind me to take breaks? It seems to be for time tracking | 07:54 |
jpds | seanh_: It does. | 07:55 |
bkhl | Is it possible to get the network-manager instance of dnsmasq to listen to an external interface (in this case host-only VirtualBox network), or do I have to run one separately? | 07:56 |
jpds | seanh_: Actually, there is an app for that, but I've forgotten the name. | 07:59 |
WXZ | how can I find drivers for the ALC892 chipset? | 08:01 |
ShapeShifter499 | hi | 08:02 |
vic501 | Hi, I've a problem each time I boot my computer. I get a general protection fault on 12.04. System was fine until a couple of months ago. Will upgrading to 13.04 eliminate the problem ? | 08:02 |
ShapeShifter499 | whenever I wanted to install (or reinstall) ubuntu I'd just dd copy it to a flash drive and done, but this method doesn't seem to be working for PPC Ubuntu 12.04, it did before for older versions, any ideas how to get the 12.04 install booting on my powerbook g4? | 08:03 |
hfcorriez | Hi | 08:03 |
ximian | vic501: Are You absolutelly sure that this isn't hardware fault? | 08:04 |
Dewi | how can I get the new package manager to show all packages? | 08:05 |
Dewi | Ubuntu Software Centre... it doesn't seem familiar with servers, command line stuff, etc | 08:06 |
vic501 | ximian: No, I haven't gone through all the hardware testing. Oh man, just when I was enjoying a stable system, it worked like a charm. It still does once it gets past startup ... | 08:07 |
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Deepfriedice | Dewi: Ubuntu Software Centre isn't really a package manager in the same way as a Synaptic, Aptitude or Muon are. | 08:20 |
Deepfriedice | So I'm not really sure that it can; why do you need it to? | 08:20 |
Dewi | Deepfriedice: to install software... | 08:21 |
Dewi | Deepfriedice: I wasn't sure if I was missing some configuration, or people still use synaptic... or just apt-get | 08:22 |
Deepfriedice | Dewi: Okay, but your probably better with some other tool. | 08:22 |
Deepfriedice | Dwei: I use Synaptic. | 08:23 |
usr13 | "Ubuntu Software Center is a one-stop shop for installing and removing software on your computer. It is included in Ubuntu 9.10 and later. " | 08:24 |
mercuryrising | i was wondering if anyone could help me with installing linux 10.04 (linuxCNC version) - i load in the live cd, but i can never get past the 'ubuntu .......' screen, as it either errors out or hangs forever. Different errors too, sometimes it says 'BUG plymouthd ...', it just said 'unable to find a medium containing a live file system', what the heck could the error be? | 08:24 |
esx | Dewi: aptitude ftw | 08:25 |
Dewi | usr13: yeah, apart from the 3 other stops I needed to make :P | 08:25 |
Deepfriedice | mercuryrising: have you run the integity check? | 08:25 |
Dewi | (my local mirror seems to be busted too) | 08:25 |
mercuryrising | no, how do i do that? | 08:25 |
WXZ | so far I've tried upgrading hardware drivers from system > administration > hardware drivers; alsamixer doesn't show my sound card, neither do my sound preferences, but lspci does. I found out that the audio chipset I have is alc892, how do I get sound? | 08:25 |
usr13 | "Synaptic is a graphical front-end to apt" | 08:26 |
mercuryrising | ah ha, it might be an option, i'll try that! | 08:26 |
usr13 | WXZ: F6 | 08:26 |
Dewi | it's pretty strange how chromium is actively mentioned during install but isn't listed in the software centre... | 08:27 |
mercuryrising | im going to guess it's not this though, as i've tried 4 cds burned from 2 isos on two computers | 08:27 |
Deepfriedice | esx: aptitude is pretty nice, and I use it whenever X isn't running, but I prefer Synaptic, if only for column sorting. | 08:27 |
WXZ | usr13: excuse me? | 08:27 |
usr13 | WXZ: In alsamixer hit F6 | 08:27 |
usr13 | WXZ: "F6: Select sound card" | 08:27 |
WXZ | usr13: I see HD-Audio Generic | 08:28 |
WXZ | usr13: it's the wrong one though, it's hdmi sound and I don't know why | 08:28 |
usr13 | lspci |grep -i audio | 08:29 |
Deepfriedice | Dewi: Okay, thats weird. the chromium-browser package exists, but isn't mentioned by USC | 08:29 |
WXZ | 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation Device 1e20 (rev 04) | 08:29 |
WXZ | 02:00.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc Manhattan HDMI Audio [Mobility Radeon HD 5000 Series] | 08:29 |
WXZ | I'm trying to get the first one to work,the analog audio | 08:29 |
Dewi | Deepfriedice: yeah, I can sort of understand it for the other fringe stuff I was looking for, but that's a pretty major one | 08:29 |
usr13 | WXZ: Let's see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting | 08:30 |
usr13 | WXZ: F6 in alsamixer | 08:31 |
Eremes | guys im on ubuntu v9. I tried to sudo apt-get install secure-delete | 08:31 |
Eremes | but it couldnt find package | 08:31 |
WXZ | usr13: did that already, doesn't help | 08:31 |
Eremes | i know its old ubuntu is there anyway i can install it | 08:31 |
Deepfriedice | Eremes: Ubuntu v9? | 08:31 |
Eremes | Deepfriedice: yeah | 08:32 |
usr13 | WXZ: First, do you have speakers of some sort plugged into the "first one", (Intel 1e20)? | 08:32 |
WXZ | usr13: yes | 08:32 |
usr13 | WXZ: Does alsamixer properly identify it? | 08:32 |
WXZ | usr13: no | 08:32 |
bkhl | Eremes: was it maybe called something else back then? "srm" or something? | 08:32 |
Deepfriedice | Eremes: Do you mean 9.10? If so, just update it. There no sense trying to maintain something like that. | 08:33 |
Eremes | 9.04 | 08:34 |
Eremes | why i can't get packages | 08:34 |
Eremes | like phyton, secure-delete | 08:34 |
bkhl | You can't get _any_ packages? | 08:34 |
Eremes | can not | 08:34 |
usr13 | WXZ: "alsactl is used to control advanced settings for the ALSA soundcard drivers" | 08:34 |
bkhl | Are the repositories from 2009 even around anymore? | 08:34 |
ximian | vic501: check Your RAM | 08:35 |
bkhl | Eremes: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ ? | 08:35 |
usr13 | WXZ: Is this a Desktop PC? | 08:35 |
the|Navi | /part/part | 08:35 |
the|Navi | WHoops. | 08:35 |
Eremes | so i need to upgrade to 10.04 ? | 08:35 |
WXZ | usr13: yes | 08:35 |
usr13 | What is wrong with the Radeon HD 5000? | 08:36 |
bkhl | Eremes: maybe you can switch your apt source list over to old-releases.ubuntu.com | 08:36 |
usr13 | Which one is the on-board one? | 08:36 |
k1l_ | !eol | Eremes | 08:36 |
ubottu | Eremes: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 08:36 |
Eremes | bkhl : how to do that ? | 08:37 |
usr13 | !eol | Eremes | 08:37 |
ubottu | Eremes: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 08:37 |
Eremes | so its dead. sadly | 08:37 |
bkhl | But yes, I wouldn't recommend to keep running an unsupported version either. It will not have had any security patches for years. | 08:37 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: upgrade *to* 10.04? o_O | 08:37 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: what on earth are you using now? | 08:37 |
k1l_ | Eremes: its dead since ages | 08:37 |
Deepfriedice | Eremes: Your on 9.04? that came out 4 years ago! | 08:37 |
bkhl | Eremes: no, it's still in the repo on old-releases.ubuntu.com | 08:37 |
k1l_ | Eremes: even 10.04 (which did have long term support) is EOL already | 08:37 |
Eremes | bkhl: how to add the old rep | 08:38 |
bkhl | Probably as easy as changing the urls in /etc/apt/sources.list | 08:38 |
Eremes | i tried to upgrae from 9 to 10.04 yesterday but it wont boot | 08:38 |
usr13 | Eremes: See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 08:38 |
bkhl | You shouldn't need to boot anything, just run apt-get dist-upgrade | 08:38 |
Deepfriedice | Eremes: you should really upgrade to something recent. Probably 12.04-LTS. | 08:38 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: which Ubuntu are you on just now? | 08:38 |
usr13 | Eremes: What wont boot? | 08:38 |
bkhl | Installer I assume. | 08:38 |
usr13 | Eremes: CD? USB? ____________? | 08:38 |
k1l_ | bkhl: you are aware, that using unsuported releases is not supported? | 08:39 |
Eremes | usr13: I install from CD version 9.04 then online update to 10.4. but after update completed it wont go to main screen, just black screen | 08:39 |
bkhl | k1l_: yes, like I just pointed out ... | 08:39 |
usr13 | Eremes: See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 08:39 |
bkhl | But I assume dist-upgrade from an unsupported release will still work. | 08:39 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: don't install 9.04 | 08:40 |
starbuck | hey, i'm using 12.10 and get freezes every now and then... after a few seconds i can move the mouse again for maybe 1 second and it freezes again... after a few times the system goes back to responding properly... sometimes it's really bad and i have to reboot the laptop. it's really annoying to have such an unreliable system, any hints how to fix this? | 08:40 |
k1l_ | bkhl: ok, you lines sounded like he should stay on 9.04 | 08:40 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: 10.04 is now out of support, *just* | 08:40 |
usr13 | starbuck: Fully updated? | 08:40 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: 9.04 has been out of support since about 2010 | 08:40 |
bkhl | I said he shouldn't but if he is determined to the old archives are still there. | 08:40 |
Eremes | gordonjcp: its stressfull.. I cant install 12.04 because my laptop not support "PAE" | 08:41 |
Deepfriedice | bkhl: "Can" and "Should" are very different. | 08:41 |
Deepfriedice | OH BOY | 08:41 |
usr13 | Eremes: "PAE"? | 08:41 |
Deepfriedice | HERE WE GO | 08:41 |
WXZ | usr13: doesn't seem to be anything helpful in the man pages for alsactl | 08:41 |
bkhl | Eremes: http://askubuntu.com/questions/117744/how-can-i-install-on-a-non-pae-cpu-error-kernel-requires-features-not-present | 08:41 |
starbuck | usr13: yes | 08:42 |
Deepfriedice | usr13: Physical Address Extentions. His laptop isn't from this decade. | 08:42 |
bkhl | I'm afraid you are limited to three methods of installation. | 08:42 |
bkhl | But maybe that will suffice. ;-) | 08:42 |
usr13 | O | 08:42 |
bkhl | With a laptop that old, lubuntu/xubuntu is probably a better idea than Ubuntu with GNOME anyway. | 08:42 |
Eremes | whats the differences in lubuntu vs xubuntu ? | 08:43 |
Eremes | l and x ? | 08:43 |
usr13 | Eremes: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/GetLubuntu | 08:43 |
bkhl | Different desktop environments. | 08:44 |
bkhl | Xubuntu = light weight, lubuntu = even more light weight | 08:44 |
usr13 | Eremes: Lubuntu is lde Xubuntu is xfce | 08:44 |
spartanFelix | Hallo! | 08:44 |
Eremes | ok Will try that | 08:44 |
Eremes | i will try to update from 9 to 12.04 first | 08:45 |
Eremes | if its not working ill download lubuntu | 08:45 |
Eremes | lol | 08:45 |
usr13 | Eremes: See lubunut.net & xubuntu.org | 08:45 |
spartanFelix | Is there a way to configure samba so my laptop isn't shown in windows shares but i can still use windows shares? | 08:45 |
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vic501 | ok, I'll check that | 08:45 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: upgrading from 9.04 to 12.04 will not work | 08:45 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: do a clean install | 08:45 |
bkhl | That will in all likelyhood save you some time. | 08:46 |
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Eremes | gordonjcp: oh ok | 08:46 |
Eremes | gordonjcp: will do clean install then | 08:46 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: what's the spec of the machine you're installing on? | 08:46 |
bkhl | So get lubuntu or xubuntu 12.04 32-bit, as that page on PAE suggests. | 08:46 |
Eremes | The default "Desktop" installer requires 384-800 MB of RAM (depending on your selected options). If you have any problems, or if you're comfortable using a | 08:47 |
Eremes | oh no | 08:47 |
Eremes | only got 256 RAM | 08:47 |
usr13 | Eremes: Correction: lxde not lde. See lxde.org and xfce.org | 08:47 |
Eremes | Tecra M2V, centrino 1.6GHZ 256 RAM 40GB | 08:47 |
usr13 | Eremes: You need more RAM | 08:47 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: you will need more RAM to run any modern-ish desktop, even LXDE | 08:47 |
Eremes | so I now I can't install ubuntu because of ram ? | 08:48 |
Eremes | now I can't install ubuntu because of the ram ? | 08:48 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: you can't install *anything* because of RAM | 08:48 |
Deepfriedice | Eremes: what laptop ARE you running? | 08:48 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: maybe something non-graphical, *just*, but it will be painful to use with that little RAM | 08:48 |
Eremes | Deepfriedice: toshiba tecra M2v | 08:48 |
farhad | hi | 08:48 |
Eremes | its running win xp sp3 fine | 08:49 |
Eremes | but i wanna try linux | 08:49 |
Eremes | but it seems quite hard to get it done | 08:49 |
bkhl | lde should be fine. | 08:49 |
epzil0n | Eremes: maybe crunchbang will work | 08:49 |
usr13 | Eremes: XP is 12 years old. | 08:49 |
bkhl | <blasphemy>But I would suggest trying an even more lightweight distribution than Ubuntu</blasphemy> | 08:49 |
usr13 | Eremes: Why don't you just put some more RAM in it? | 08:50 |
Deepfriedice | bkhl: yeah, I'm thinking debian-LXDE | 08:50 |
gordonjcp | LXDE won't run on that | 08:50 |
gordonjcp | not even close | 08:50 |
usr13 | Eremes: You might be able to get lubuntu installed on it as is, but you *NEED* more RAM. | 08:50 |
Eremes | oh corection | 08:51 |
Eremes | i got 512MB RAM | 08:51 |
epzil0n | crunchbang is using openbox and should be lighter | 08:51 |
bkhl | Eremes: should be plenty. | 08:51 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: oh, 512M? LXDE it | 08:51 |
Eremes | so Lubuntu will works rite ? | 08:51 |
bkhl | lxde.org suggests it has has performance requirements similar to Windows 98. | 08:51 |
usr13 | Eremes: Awesome. Go for it. lubuntu will run on 512 ok. ( | 08:51 |
gordonjcp | Eremes: you're still going to need more RAM but it will at least work | 08:51 |
gordonjcp | XFCE needs more RAM than Unity, these days | 08:51 |
gordonjcp | that's a bit sick | 08:51 |
Eremes | or maybe http://xubuntu.org/getxubuntu/ | 08:52 |
Eremes | xubuntu ? | 08:52 |
Eremes | its 512 MB recommended ? | 08:52 |
usr13 | Eremes: 1G is recommended. | 08:52 |
Deepfriedice | usr13: LXDE might work, but how will it fare with PAE? | 08:52 |
bkhl | Again, lxde.org says it's been tested and shown to work fine on a Pentium II 266 Mhz 192 MB | 08:52 |
usr13 | Deepfriedice: I dono | 08:52 |
Deepfriedice | Eremes: Xubntu is too heavy for you, I think. | 08:52 |
bkhl | Deepfriedice: he does *not* have PAE. | 08:52 |
gordonjcp | bkhl: "work fine"? | 08:52 |
bkhl | gordonjcp: they say it was "moderate to fast". | 08:53 |
gordonjcp | bkhl: LXDE is painful to use on a 1GHz Celeron with 512MB | 08:53 |
Deepfriedice | bkhl: your right, I meant to write "without PAE?" | 08:53 |
bkhl | Well, I would have gone with a minimal installation and no "desktop environment" | 08:53 |
bkhl | Maybe WindowMaker or something. | 08:53 |
gordonjcp | I'd have stuck OpenWRT on it and used it as a router | 08:54 |
Eremes | What about Mint ? | 08:54 |
Eremes | i think its from ubuntu too | 08:54 |
A1Recon | Whenever i run this "sudo apt-get install cheese" (for webcam) in Terminal, I get this: Reading package lists... Done | 08:54 |
A1Recon | Building dependency tree | 08:54 |
A1Recon | Reading state information... Done | 08:54 |
A1Recon | E: The package ttf-mscorefonts-installer needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. | 08:54 |
A1Recon | Please help!! | 08:54 |
Deepfriedice | NO | 08:54 |
FloodBot3 | A1Recon: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 08:54 |
FloodBot1 | A1Recon: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 08:54 |
gordonjcp | and gone bin-raking for something at least in the P4 end of things | 08:54 |
Deepfriedice | Eremes: Mint is not going to work. | 08:54 |
Eremes | why ? | 08:54 |
iuuso_ | ... | 08:54 |
usr13 | Eremes: What is the make and model of your laptop? | 08:55 |
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Eremes | http://www.cnet.com/laptops/toshiba-tecra-m2v-pentium/4505-3121_7-30990664.html | 08:55 |
usr13 | A1Recon: Why does it need to be reinstalled? And what OS are you using? | 08:55 |
Deepfriedice | Eremes: that says 1GB ram? | 08:55 |
Eremes | Deepfriedice: yup but mine only 512MB ram , cheaper version i think | 08:56 |
Eremes | got 1.6ghz centrino | 08:56 |
Eremes | and 40GB ram | 08:56 |
epzil0n | Eremes: openbox will run fine on that | 08:57 |
usr13 | Eremes: So, you have "Toshiba Tecra M2V (Pentium M 1.5 GHz, 1 GB RAM, 80 GB HDD)"? | 08:57 |
usr13 | Eremes: Oh, ok. "cheaper version". | 08:57 |
epzil0n | Eremes: http://crunchbang.org/ | 08:59 |
usr13 | Eremes: epzil0n Looks interesting, "32-bit Waldorf for Older PCs (non PAE)" | 09:01 |
usr13 | at: http://crunchbang.org/download | 09:01 |
Deepfriedice | Eremes: Lubuntu is also an option: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements | 09:02 |
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Guest10868 | spartanFelix: Making a computer invisible isn't possible with Windows. SO I guess that it'll be the same with Linux | 09:03 |
slacko15124 | hello, anybody here has problems with freezes and filesystem corruption afterwards? (13.04) | 09:03 |
usr13 | Eremes: "Minimum system requirements for Xubuntu: 512 MiB of system memory (RAM) 5 GB of disk space" | 09:06 |
streulma | hi, can I run backintime on a server (with VNC gui) ? | 09:06 |
usr13 | Eremes: I use xfce | 09:07 |
WXZ | how do I get sound for a Intel Corporation Device 1e20 card? | 09:07 |
usr13 | streulma: I don't see why not. | 09:09 |
A1Recon1 | "The package ttf-mscorefonts-installer needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it." How do I do this?? | 09:10 |
epzil0n | Eremes: but my favorite among these lightweight distros is archbang, but if you are new to linux i think you better go with crunchbang only thing though is that you have to use the dd command to build the usb installer, but if my memory serves me right there's a imagewriter for windows that you can use | 09:10 |
usr13 | streulma: I see that there is "backintime-gnome - GNOME front-end for backintime" and "backintime-kde - KDE front-end for backintime" | 09:11 |
streulma | A1Recon1: sudo apt-get install --reinstall ttf-mscorefonts-installer | 09:11 |
Eremes | ill go get xubuntu i think | 09:11 |
A1Recon1 | streulma: Still getting the same message | 09:12 |
usr13 | streulma: But if you are doing VNC sessions into it, I don't see why there would be a problem with the CLI version. (But I'm not at all sure I understand what your original question is, so....) | 09:12 |
streulma | I had problems with my Debian 6 server upgrade yesterday, pffff, removed Debian and installed Ubuntu Server 12.04 yay! | 09:12 |
streulma | A1Recon1: what message? | 09:13 |
A1Recon1 | streulma: "The package ttf-mscorefonts-installer needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it." | 09:13 |
usr13 | A1Recon1: What version of Ubuntu do you have installed? | 09:13 |
A1Recon1 | usr13: 13.04 Raring Ringtail | 09:14 |
streulma | A1Recon1: sudo apt-get remove ttf-mscorefonts-installer and then my command | 09:14 |
A1Recon1 | streulma: what is the command for uninstalling? | 09:14 |
A1Recon1 | streulma: got it | 09:14 |
usr13 | A1Recon1: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade | 09:15 |
Aaruni | streulma: what is the difference between apt-get purge, and apt-get remove ? | 09:15 |
jpds | Aaruni: purge deletes configuration files. | 09:15 |
Aaruni | and remove, jpds ? | 09:15 |
usr13 | purge is identical to remove except that packages are removed and purged (any configuration files are deleted too). | 09:15 |
Aaruni | km | 09:16 |
Aaruni | *ok | 09:16 |
jpds | Aaruni: Doesn't remove configruation files. | 09:16 |
epzil0n | Eremes: try it and you'll see how it works otherwise check out crunchbang | 09:16 |
flamadiddle | <--- first time ubuntu :D | 09:17 |
jeetpei | how can we check newest logs using journalctl | 09:17 |
manju | What is the window manager in 13.04 ? | 09:17 |
jeetpei | how can we check newest logs using journalctl ? | 09:18 |
usr13 | manju: For Ubuntu it is Unity | 09:18 |
jeetpei | manju : window manager ?? | 09:18 |
usr13 | manju: Sorry Unity is the Desktop Environment | 09:18 |
manju | usr13, How do I restart unity, it crashed and left my windows without decorations. | 09:18 |
jeetpei | manju: unity restart shuld work | 09:19 |
llutz | manju: isn't compiz the WM? | 09:19 |
usr13 | manju: unity-reset | 09:20 |
usr13 | manju: unity --reset | 09:20 |
usr13 | I think... | 09:20 |
manju | Well | 09:21 |
manju | that made it worse | 09:21 |
usr13 | manju: Made what worse? | 09:21 |
manju | Now I my windows have menubars but no decorations. | 09:21 |
manju | *sigh* | 09:22 |
usr13 | manju: unity --reset-icons ? | 09:22 |
usr13 | Oh, menubars? I dono about that. | 09:22 |
manju | usr13, I can't type anything, the terminal does not have keyboard focus. | 09:22 |
usr13 | "keyboard focus"? | 09:23 |
Aaruni | alt+tab ? | 09:23 |
manju | Aaruni, no window manager == no alt-tab | 09:23 |
sharpshooter | hai , I have an app downloaded in my home directory every time I need to open the app I want to got to home folder and run that app, is there any way to add the name of the app to shell like when I type the app name foo the foo app will be open ! | 09:24 |
usr13 | manju: To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | 09:24 |
jeetpei | manju: alt+f2 then type command | 09:24 |
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manju | Guys, I don't have a window manager or desktop manager at all. | 09:25 |
manju | I can't do any of the above things. | 09:25 |
Aaruni | manju: reboot ? | 09:25 |
Aaruni | maybe ? | 09:25 |
varunendra | manju, how about ctrl+alt+f1 for tty1 > log-in > "unity" > ctrl+alt+f7 to get back in GUI | 09:26 |
lkthomas | hey guys, what's the standard way to config grub.cfg file ? | 09:26 |
manju | varunendra, the X does not have permission to execute remote connections. | 09:26 |
jeetpei | lkthomas: if you want to edit grub config you should go from grub manu then press e and edit | 09:27 |
varunendra | manju, are you on a remote machine? | 09:27 |
Aaruni | lkthomas: maybe this will be of some help : http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/grub-2.html | 09:27 |
lkthomas | jeetpei: I want to put it into system level | 09:27 |
sharpshooter | hai , I have an app downloaded in my home directory every time I need to open the app I want to got to home folder and run that app, is there any way to add the name of the app to shell like when I type the app name foo the foo app will be open ! | 09:27 |
manju | varunendra, no local | 09:27 |
lkthomas | for some reason newly installed kernel didn't use UUID to boot thus cause kernel panic | 09:28 |
jpds | lkthomas: /etc/default/grub and /etc/grub.d/ | 09:28 |
manju | varunendra, xhost + has not been done on the X display. | 09:28 |
usr13 | manju: To restart Unity: Ctrl-Alt-BackSpace | 09:28 |
streulma | Aaruni: you can do apt-get remove --purge also / cc usr13 | 09:29 |
Jordan_U | lkthomas: Most likely the real problem is that your initramfs isn't being generated properly. Please pastebin the output of "ls /boot/". | 09:29 |
lkthomas | Jordan_U: http://pastebin.ca/2375479 | 09:30 |
A1Recon1 | usr13: i got this message from microsoft (EULA) . How do i hit OK? It's unclickable, enter button doesn't work either | 09:30 |
usr13 | manju: To answer your first question, (which was what is the window manager for Ubuntu 13.04), it's compiz (by default). | 09:30 |
manju | usr13, Yeah, I got it, it is crashing. | 09:30 |
usr13 | A1Recon1: Try the Tab key. | 09:30 |
varunendra | manju, Its beyond my understanding I'm afraid, btw, windows manager in unity is 'metacity' I believe.. | 09:31 |
lkthomas | how come 3.8.8 initrd is missing | 09:31 |
usr13 | manju: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade | 09:31 |
lkthomas | how could I generate it again | 09:31 |
A1Recon1 | usr13: Thanks!! | 09:31 |
enav1 | hello, why i cant share ethernet internet through my wifi card on Ubuntu 13.04 just like i did in the past with 12.04 | 09:31 |
lkthomas | crap | 09:32 |
lkthomas | I think I know why | 09:32 |
Jordan_U | lkthomas: vmlinuz-3.8.8 doesn't have a corresponding initrd.img, and root=UUID requires an initrd (which is why grub didn't use root=UUID, since it knew it couldn't work). | 09:32 |
lkthomas | forget ti add -initrd on make-kpkg | 09:32 |
lkthomas | Jordan_U: for me make-kpkg takes forever, any quick fix on this ? | 09:33 |
usr13 | !ics | enav1 | 09:33 |
ubottu | enav1: If you want to share the internet connection of your Ubuntu machine with other machines in the network see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing | 09:33 |
Deepfriedice | sharpshooter: I think you can put it in $HOME/bin/ | 09:33 |
lkthomas | Jordan_U: update-initramfs -u would work ? | 09:34 |
enav1 | usr13: i followed those steps as usual but, my phone cant see the network, my laptop sees the network but cant connect, is this an specific 1304 bug ? | 09:34 |
enav1 | would be great if some one can confirm it | 09:34 |
lkthomas | update-initramfs -c -k 3.8.8 | 09:34 |
lkthomas | let's see | 09:34 |
manju | Bah...it needed a reboot, all because I did alt-tab | 09:35 |
manju | stupid dumbass os | 09:35 |
manju | Oh...well thanks guys, enjoy yourselves. | 09:35 |
lkthomas | all done, update-grub all fine | 09:35 |
Aaruni | manju: which one / | 09:35 |
lkthomas | thanks Jordan_U | 09:35 |
Aaruni | ? | 09:35 |
usr13 | enav1: I'm sorry, but you would have to explain in more detail exactly what it is you are trying to do. | 09:35 |
manju | Aaruni, what ? | 09:36 |
Aaruni | dumbass os | 09:36 |
Aaruni | which version | 09:36 |
manju | Ah...ubuntu | 09:36 |
usr13 | manju: What? | 09:36 |
manju | 13.04 | 09:36 |
Aaruni | ok | 09:36 |
enav1 | Im just trying to connect share internet using wifi to my other devices like phones and laptop | 09:36 |
usr13 | manju: did you do: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade ? | 09:36 |
manju | usr13, no | 09:36 |
usr13 | manju: Why? | 09:36 |
usr13 | manju: Is this a fresh install? | 09:37 |
manju | usr13, Yes. | 09:37 |
jmmy | My system has an email system already setup I'm guessing, how can I determine which one? | 09:37 |
manju | usr13, it did an automatic update, I saw a blinky icon and clicked it and it upgraded the os. | 09:37 |
usr13 | manju: Ctrl-Alt-F6 Login and do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade | 09:37 |
Jordan_U | lkthomas: You're welcome. | 09:38 |
manju | usr13, ok. | 09:38 |
usr13 | manju: (Alt-RightArrow to go back to GUI) | 09:38 |
llutz | jmmy: aptitude search '?provides(mail-transport-agent)'|grep ^i | 09:38 |
lkthomas | Jordan_U: any chance to fix the original .deb kernel image without remake it ?> | 09:38 |
manju | usr13, Thank you. | 09:38 |
manju | There is nothing to upgrade. | 09:39 |
usr13 | manju: So what are you seeing on the screen? | 09:39 |
usr13 | (in the GUI) | 09:39 |
Jordan_U | lkthomas: Possible? Probably. Worth taking the time and effort to try to do without accidentally screwing something up? Probably not. | 09:39 |
usr13 | manju: Do you want to try a different Desktop Environment? (Like xfce?) | 09:40 |
lkthomas | Jordan_U: LOL | 09:40 |
manju | usr13, not really, not right now. But maybe kde later. | 09:40 |
usr13 | manju: if so, just do: sudo apt-get install xunbuntu-desktop | 09:40 |
lkthomas | Jordan_U: maybe remake is better | 09:40 |
manju | usr13, Ah...thanks for the tip. | 09:40 |
usr13 | manju: (xfce is what I use) (to me, it is simplier-easier) | 09:41 |
jmmy | llutz, thx | 09:42 |
pii3 | hello | 09:43 |
pii3 | Guys Please let users to choose between gnome Classic and Modern Theme :( | 09:43 |
WXZ | I still have no sound and amsad | 09:44 |
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NarcTix | as its quiet and maybe off topic can anyone lend an ear to a boa constructor issue on two ubuntu 12.04 desktops? | 09:49 |
NarcTix | one is running kde and one is running gnome-shell | 09:49 |
NarcTix | basically it wont import the module, although using the module finer and using the shell it imports fine. | 09:51 |
NarcTix | finder* | 09:51 |
streulma | guys, I see the Ubuntu community is growing, I think I install Ubuntu on my Macbook Pro | 09:51 |
streulma | what version of Ubuntu to run ? | 09:51 |
NarcTix | 8.04! was my favourite but it was more like Debian (imho) than it is today | 09:52 |
jpds | streulma: Your choice. | 09:52 |
streulma | is the problem solved in 13.04 to change background color ? | 09:52 |
NarcTix | so 8.04 | 09:52 |
jpds | NarcTix: Which is dead? | 09:52 |
jpds | streulma: Which problem? | 09:53 |
streulma | :) | 09:53 |
NarcTix | jpds and exactly my point! | 09:53 |
streulma | jpds: you cannot change the background color in 13.04 like before in 12.10 and 12.04 | 09:53 |
jpds | streulma: Background colour, or picture? | 09:53 |
streulma | jpds: the Ubuntu wallpaper | 09:53 |
streulma | jpds: desktop wallpaper | 09:54 |
jmmy | how do you check if a package is installed? | 09:54 |
streulma | jpds: you can choose a color but it will not work | 09:54 |
jpds | streulma: I find that hard to believe. | 09:54 |
streulma | jmmy: dpkg -l | 09:54 |
jpds | streulma: I can see that I can add an image to my backgrounds. | 09:54 |
NarcTix | jmmy dpkg --list | grep <packagename> | 09:54 |
streulma | jpds: yes that works but the other option to choose a background color will not change the color | 09:55 |
NarcTix | you should then see [ii] next to it or nothing returned from stdout | 09:55 |
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smushifi | hello, is it not possible to create a logical volume w FDE when doing a manual install of 12.0+ ? | 09:56 |
jmmy | streulma, NarcTix thx | 09:56 |
jpds | streulma: Hmm, interesting. | 09:56 |
streulma | jpds: like an other bug in the installer was: Verg mijn wachtwoord in place of Vraag mijn wachtwoord | 09:57 |
streulma | jpds: I reported that bug and it was solved in 13.04 release :) | 09:57 |
streulma | jpds: another bug is Skype that won't start up | 09:58 |
usr13 | streulma: Skype won't start up? | 09:58 |
Aaruni | wow. that's a lot of bugs in 13.04 | 09:58 |
streulma | the skype sound in 13.04 is ugly | 09:59 |
usr13 | streulma: What error do you get? | 09:59 |
NarcTix | usr13 tail -f /var/log/messages when trying to start the service | 09:59 |
usr13 | streulma: Wait, the sound is ugly? (I thought you said it woudn't start up.) | 09:59 |
Arkanos | Aaruni: I have the bug that I only have a wallpaper and a mouse in Ubuntu 10.04 | 09:59 |
NarcTix | although I see alot has been removed from syslog from 10.04 to 12.04 | 09:59 |
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usr13 | NarcTix: Thanks, (but it's streulma with the problem). | 10:00 |
streulma | usr13: oh yes, I can start Skype with a fix, but the sound... | 10:00 |
NarcTix | usr13 ok | 10:00 |
usr13 | streulma: What was the fix? | 10:00 |
Aaruni | Arkanos: I counldn't comprehend your reply... | 10:00 |
streulma | euhm wait | 10:00 |
NarcTix | streulma what do you get from tail -f /var/log/messages when you try to start the service? | 10:01 |
streulma | usr13 NarcTix: http://www.webupd8.org/2013/04/fix-skype-not-working-in-ubuntu-1304.html | 10:01 |
Rudiroby | ciao | 10:01 |
Rudiroby | !list | 10:01 |
ubottu | Rudiroby: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ». | 10:01 |
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Arkanos | Aaruni: What do you mean? | 10:02 |
NarcTix | streulma cool, but what was the errors you got in term and in messages? | 10:02 |
Aaruni | I didn't understand this -> <Arkanos> Aaruni: I have the bug that I only have a wallpaper and a mouse in Ubuntu 10.04 | 10:02 |
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streulma | NarcTix: not checked, I thought a segmentation fault | 10:02 |
PoNutz | I have doen aa small "hello world" java program and want it to run with java helloworld.js (in linux ofc). | 10:03 |
PoNutz | in netbeans | 10:03 |
Arkanos | Aaruni: When I load the live CD in my computer, no icons or menu bar appeat | 10:03 |
PoNutz | but it tells me to go to dist and run java -jar helloworld.java (that work btw). | 10:03 |
PoNutz | But I want to transfer this file around and move it wihtin our linux servers.. | 10:03 |
Arkanos | Aaruni: Also even after 10 minutes waiting | 10:03 |
Aaruni | hmm.. you've got the mother of all bugs... | 10:03 |
NarcTix | PoNutz use rsyn over ssh | 10:04 |
NarcTix | rsync* | 10:04 |
Arkanos | Aaruni: And a 10-year old PC... | 10:04 |
Aaruni | its a sign, that you should upgrade your PC | 10:04 |
usr13 | streulma: Ok. That's interesting. | 10:04 |
Arkanos | Aaruni: No, I just use other versions of Linux. It will take very long before Iĺl upgrade my PC | 10:05 |
Aaruni | ok | 10:05 |
Arkanos | Aaruni: Maybe over 7 years or so... | 10:05 |
Aaruni | why so ? | 10:05 |
NarcTix | Arkanos try bringing a server up after it fails to boot and doesent have enough RAM to load a live cd. Then you will know! | 10:05 |
usr13 | Aaruni: 10.04? It's EOL | 10:06 |
Aaruni | !EOL | 10:06 |
ubottu | End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 10:06 |
Arkanos | Aaruni: Because there are enough lightweight Linux distros | 10:06 |
Aaruni | ok, cool | 10:06 |
Arkanos | NarcTix: How can I bring up a server? | 10:06 |
icedwater | Hi, anyone know if it is safe to remove the other language options in the syslinux boot menu set up by usb-creator-gtk? | 10:06 |
Aaruni | usr13: I am using 12.04... i believe that was meant for Arkanos | 10:07 |
NarcTix | wasnt it March when updates finished? Does that include back patches (security) and not updates. Is there a longer period for security patches? | 10:07 |
usr13 | Ok, 12.04 is good, LTS | 10:07 |
Arkanos | Aaruni: It wa 12.04 instead of 10.04 | 10:09 |
NarcTix | Arkanos boot a server | 10:10 |
Arkanos | NarcTix: How? | 10:10 |
Arkanos | NarcTix: Does it require wired internet? | 10:10 |
usr13 | 10.04 EOL = May 9, 2013 (Desktop) April 2015 (Server) | 10:10 |
NarcTix | Arkanos nvm I was giving an example at frustration at not being able to boot a box | 10:11 |
epzil0n | is it not possible to install google chrome in ubuntu 13.04? | 10:11 |
lolbat | epzil0n: apt-get isntall | 10:11 |
usr13 | epzil0n: I don't know why not? | 10:11 |
Arkanos | epzil0n: It is called Chromium | 10:11 |
Arkanos | Not Chrome | 10:11 |
epzil0n | Arkanos: yeah the unbranded one | 10:12 |
epzil0n | i want google chrome | 10:12 |
WXZ | I still have no sound, I've tried messing around with the alsa mixer too | 10:12 |
Ben64 | chrome exists | 10:12 |
epzil0n | sudo apt-get -f install only removes the package and tells me there's something wrong with the package | 10:12 |
streulma | epzil0n usr13: another bug, Chrome, but I have a fix :) | 10:12 |
epzil0n | streulma: ok? | 10:13 |
Arkanos | epzil0n: Do it with the software center | 10:13 |
usr13 | Google Chrome vs Chromium, see: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/wiki/ChromiumBrowserVsGoogleChrome | 10:13 |
epzil0n | Arkanos: it's not there only chromium ;) | 10:13 |
a10killer_ | I am having an issue with an externa hardrive in kubuntu and am wondering if anyone is able to help? | 10:13 |
NarcTix | test | 10:14 |
streulma | epzil0n: wget https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/175-0ubuntu19/+build/4325788/+files/libudev0_175-0ubuntu19_amd64.deb | 10:14 |
usr13 | streulma: I have a fix: LTS :) | 10:14 |
Arkanos | epzil0n: It doesn matter. Chroium is exactly the same as Chrome | 10:14 |
Ben64 | not exactly | 10:14 |
usr13 | a10killer_: Sure | 10:14 |
Ben64 | anyway, check the ppa epzil0n www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppa/google_chrome | 10:14 |
streulma | epzil0n: sudo dpkg -i libudev*.deb | 10:14 |
Arkanos | epzil0n: do you understand these commands? | 10:15 |
NarcTix | I have a question Ive upgraded two 10.04 to 12.04 why has aptitude been removed during upgrade and not on the other. The upgrades where well staggered at least 2 months? | 10:15 |
usr13 | "Google Chrome is the Chromium open source project built, packaged, and distributed by Google" | 10:15 |
epzil0n | streulma: ah, that will probably work :) | 10:15 |
a10killer_ | ok, well I have a toshiba external hardrive, 1.5 TB, I have succesfully partitioned a 30GB and 4GB volume for kubuntu through GPARTED, but kubuntu's instalation process and file system does not dtect it | 10:16 |
lkthomas | interesting, I am trying to add a script into init.d, but when I execute it, it's all code echo out | 10:16 |
NarcTix | iirc you need to use a ppa for chromium? | 10:16 |
usr13 | !aptitude | NarcTix | 10:16 |
ubottu | NarcTix: aptitude is another terminal-based front-end to APT. You may encounter problems on multiarch installs (11.10 and 12.04) as aptitude cannot handle the same package with different architectures being installed at the same time. See http://pad.lv/831768 for more information. | 10:16 |
a10killer_ | and when it does i get this error Error mounting: mount: /dev is not a valid block device kubuntu | 10:16 |
NarcTix | !aptitude | 10:16 |
a10killer_ | I am currently using kubuntu through another flashdrive | 10:16 |
wilee-nilee | a10killer_, An external will not give you very good performance. | 10:16 |
usr13 | NarcTix: Can't you just use apt? | 10:17 |
Jordan_U | a10killer_: How are you attempting to mount it? | 10:17 |
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icedwater | Is there a way to activate the password lock function when I lock my screen? I'm on the live USB. | 10:17 |
a10killer_ | by kubuntus instalation process | 10:17 |
usr13 | a10killer_: Is it formatted? | 10:17 |
a10killer_ | yes, EST4 | 10:18 |
a10killer_ | EXT4* | 10:18 |
NarcTix | usr13 yes I can just asking as Im a amatuer dev and looking at why aptitude was removed off one of my boxes I upgraded but the other that was a similair setup still has aptitude? | 10:18 |
usr13 | a10killer_: sudo fdisk -l #See what it says. | 10:18 |
MrHankey | #msg adamx hey | 10:18 |
usr13 | NarcTix: I dono. I haven't used aptitude in a long time, don't need ti. | 10:19 |
usr13 | *it | 10:19 |
a10killer_ | It does not show my external harrive, just my internal | 10:19 |
Ben64 | NarcTix: you can still install aptitude | 10:19 |
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usr13 | a10killer_: sudo fdisk -l Doesn't show the external HD? | 10:20 |
NarcTix | ben64 I know but what was the diff between the two boxes that caused it to be removed off one but not the other is what I was looking for | 10:20 |
icedwater | It's possible to do a proper install of *buntu + grub onto an external hard disk and boot from there, right? | 10:20 |
a10killer_ | nope | 10:20 |
NarcTix | to much to ask really | 10:20 |
a10killer_ | but GPARTED does | 10:20 |
usr13 | a10killer_: What kind of drive is it? | 10:20 |
a10killer_ | give me a sec | 10:20 |
usr13 | a10killer_: Something wrong there, gparted sees it and fdisk doesn't ? Are you sure? | 10:21 |
NarcTix | a10killer is the drive mounted? what does fdisk -l show? | 10:21 |
Jordan_U | icedwater: Correct. | 10:21 |
usr13 | a10killer_: sudo fdisk -l |pastebinit #Send us resulting URL, we'll have a look. | 10:22 |
a10killer_ | it is a toshiba canvio 1.5 TB | 10:22 |
NarcTix | a10killer you might need to sudo fdisk -l if your using a server depends how they script there kickstart | 10:23 |
usr13 | a10killer_: If you are going to install on it, why not just run the installer? | 10:24 |
epzil0n | nice, now google chrome works and the solution was the libudev* package, thx :) | 10:24 |
a10killer_ | http://pastebin.com/41Yn8b6d | 10:25 |
a10killer_ | there | 10:25 |
a10killer_ | SDA is my internal hardrive | 10:25 |
jephb | can i have the link where i can download packet tracer for ubuntu 12.04 .pls help! | 10:25 |
jpds | jephb: Packet tracer? | 10:25 |
jpds | jephb: You mean like tcpdump? | 10:25 |
a10killer_ | SDB is my flashdrive | 10:26 |
NarcTix | a10killer what was your initial problem? | 10:26 |
a10killer_ | kubuntu does not recognize my external hardrive for installation | 10:26 |
jephb | yes packet tracer | 10:26 |
NarcTix | a10killer at what stage? | 10:26 |
jephb | cisco network similator | 10:26 |
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a10killer_ | at the preparing stage, it gives me a warnign that it cant be mounted | 10:27 |
NarcTix | a10killer during boot or when the guis loaded? | 10:27 |
usr13 | a10killer_: What is your end goal? (What exactly are you wanting to do?) | 10:28 |
a10killer_ | to get kubuntu installed on my computer | 10:28 |
a10killer_ | i mean external hardrive | 10:28 |
a10killer_ | i only have abouth 50 gigs left on my ine=ternal hardrive | 10:29 |
usr13 | a10killer_: Here is a test you can do: open a terminal and issue command: tail -f /var/log/syslog Plug in the drive and see what it says. | 10:29 |
NarcTix | a10killer looking at your pate bin your boot flag is on the wrong partition | 10:29 |
ra-fi | hi i got below error when ssh to other machines PTY allocation request failed on channel 0 what is that issue | 10:29 |
NarcTix | a10killer needs to be on your /boot part /dev/sda1 not on what looks like / or maybe /var | 10:30 |
usr13 | a10killer_: If it's a desktop PC, why not just install the drive permanently, (inside the box)? | 10:30 |
a10killer_ | http://pastebin.com/vVPGaLRf | 10:30 |
a10killer_ | that is the tails command | 10:30 |
a10killer_ | its a laptop | 10:31 |
usr13 | a10killer_: Here is a test you can do: open a terminal and issue command: tail -f /var/log/syslog Plug in the drive and see what it says. (Plug and unplug several times, and try different USB ports.) | 10:31 |
a10killer_ | low memory | 10:31 |
a10killer_ | http://pastebin.com/vVPGaLRf | 10:31 |
Jordan_U | NarcTix: a10killer_: GNU/Linux doesn't care about boot flags. | 10:31 |
a10killer_ | I have 2 usb 3.0 ports | 10:31 |
NarcTix | joran_U nice to learn that | 10:32 |
a10killer_ | so that is where i ma stuck | 10:32 |
usr13 | a10killer_: ntfsresize? | 10:33 |
sharpshooter | Deepfriedice, sorry my connection was lost, back to ques I copied the app dir files to /home/username/bin but when I type the executable file name in terminal (global) its not working in my case app name is AptanaStudio3 | 10:33 |
usr13 | a10killer_: Where is the ntfs file system? | 10:34 |
a10killer_ | It was orignally NTFS, I was instructed to format and partition it to EXT4 | 10:34 |
a10killer_ | I have all the original files saved ofcourse and can restore it if need be | 10:34 |
usr13 | a10killer_: Again: If you were going to install on it, why didn't you just boot the install media and go through the normal install process? | 10:35 |
sharpshooter | Deepfriedice, ?? | 10:35 |
a10killer_ | i tried, unetbootin does not recognize the hardrive | 10:35 |
lkthomas | guys, I am trying to execute a shell script but instead of execute, it print all codes inside | 10:36 |
lkthomas | how to know what is going on ? | 10:36 |
usr13 | a10killer_: I would say there is something wrong with the drive. You might try a reboot. | 10:36 |
NarcTix | isnt unetbootin only for usb although it lets you use hds? | 10:36 |
xatr0z | lkthomas: is the file executable ? | 10:36 |
Jordan_U | lkthomas: How are you trying to execute the script? | 10:36 |
a10killer_ | unetbootin has an option for HD's | 10:36 |
lkthomas | xatr0z: yes | 10:37 |
lkthomas | Jordan_U: ./scst or bash -x scst; same problem | 10:37 |
NarcTix | yeah it does but I think it only acctually works with usb | 10:37 |
a10killer_ | ah | 10:37 |
usr13 | lkthomas: chmod +x script.sh | 10:37 |
a10killer_ | well I dont know how i would get the software onlt the hardrive and make it bootable | 10:37 |
lkthomas | usr13: done, same | 10:37 |
Jordan_U | lkthomas: Do you know what the "-x" flag means? | 10:37 |
lkthomas | Jordan_U: yes | 10:37 |
usr13 | lkthomas: sh script.sh | 10:38 |
NarcTix | a10killer_, you could use dd | 10:38 |
a10killer_ | dd? | 10:38 |
lkthomas | usr13: same thing, it prints | 10:38 |
xatr0z | lkthomas: what does head -n 1 scst give ? | 10:38 |
usr13 | lkthomas: It prints ______________________? | 10:38 |
lkthomas | #!/bin/sh | 10:38 |
NarcTix | a10killer_, it will basically mirror the disk you set as source to the target | 10:39 |
Jordan_U | lkthomas: It prints each command executed to stderr, with a '+' at the beginning? | 10:39 |
a10killer_ | ok | 10:39 |
usr13 | lkthomas: pastebinit your-script.sh #And send us resultying URL, we'll have a look. | 10:39 |
a10killer_ | i have to find out how to use it/find it first. thanks! | 10:39 |
NarcTix | a10killer_, it uses if= as the input source and of= as the output source | 10:39 |
sharpshooter | hai guys I have an application in my home folder every time i want to open the app I need to got to the path and run from them is there any way to call the app from global in terminal like an installed app ?? | 10:40 |
NarcTix | a10killer_, its dangerous if you dont know your systems file system structure though | 10:40 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: Put it somewhere in your path. | 10:40 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: You can put it in ~/bin | 10:41 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: Make sure ~/bin is in your path. | 10:41 |
Jordan_U | lkthomas: I don't think you know what "bash -x" and "set -x" do. What they do is tell bash to print every command executed to stderr with '+' characters at the beginning, which with simple scripts is a lot like printing the script. | 10:41 |
a10killer_ | well, I have a years worth of research on this computer, so danger is bad! :D | 10:41 |
sharpshooter | usr13, yes I copied the files in app folder to /home/username/bin | 10:41 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: $PATH | 10:41 |
icedwater | Jordan_U: thanks. | 10:41 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: ls -l ~/bin #Do you see executable bit? | 10:42 |
sharpshooter | usr13, but its not working when i called the from global in m case AptanaStudio3 | 10:42 |
Jordan_U | icedwater: You're welcome. | 10:43 |
nafa | Hi, I'd like to add a custom launcher, but it seems Gnome 3 doesn't look in ~/.local/share/applications. I don't want to add the launcher system-wide, is there another place I can add it? | 10:43 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: Does it have a unique name? | 10:43 |
sharpshooter | usr13, how to know the ls -l ~/bin is in my executable bit ? | 10:43 |
a10killer_ | anyways, my hardrive cant be accesed through kubuntu... i get this error Error mounting: mount: /dev is not a valid block device | 10:43 |
sharpshooter | usr13, yes | 10:43 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: ls -l ~/bin/ #Send us resulting URL, we'll have a look. | 10:44 |
NarcTix | bash -x is for the old (vunrubale to sniffing) way of doing x11 forwarding . You should change it for -Y now. | 10:44 |
sharpshooter | usr13, sure | 10:44 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: ls -l ~/bin/ |pastebinit #Send us resulting URL, we'll have a look. | 10:44 |
Jordan_U | NarcTix: No, that's ssh -X. bash -x does what I explained. | 10:44 |
NarcTix | Jordan_U my eyes didnt catch the case :) | 10:45 |
sharpshooter | usr13, here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/5641090/ | 10:45 |
a10killer_ | alright, this is giving me a pain, Im gonna copy all my windows files to the hardrive and just dual boot | 10:45 |
a10killer_ | thanks for your time | 10:46 |
a10killer_ | ! | 10:46 |
icedwater | a10killer_: sorry, I missed the earlier conversation. | 10:46 |
a10killer_ | not a problem | 10:46 |
icedwater | Why would you need to copy the Windows files over? | 10:46 |
NarcTix | a10killer what was your prob again? | 10:46 |
a10killer_ | kubuntu does not recognize my extrarnal hardrive for installation | 10:47 |
a10killer_ | but i can partition it with GPARTes | 10:47 |
a10killer_ | i also cannot access the hardrive due to the previoul=sly stated error | 10:47 |
NarcTix | a10killer hows it connected usb,esta? | 10:47 |
a10killer_ | usb | 10:47 |
NarcTix | esata* | 10:47 |
sharpshooter | usr13, ?? | 10:48 |
NarcTix | a10killer and it halts boot, just doesent pick up? | 10:48 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: $PATH |pastebinit | 10:49 |
a10killer_ | during the instalation, on the second stage(preparing) i rrecieve an error that my hardrive cannot be mounted, it then throws me to the screen where i pick where i want it installed | 10:49 |
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NarcTix | finished a night shift and there drilling outside my house :( | 10:50 |
lkthomas | Jordan_U: you mean I should x instead ? | 10:50 |
lkthomas | Jordan_U: you mean I should -x instead ? | 10:50 |
Joanet | Hi all. I want to freeze my users running an script at user's login that copies the /etc/skel directory to the user's home. How can I get the user name for doing the cp operation? | 10:50 |
NarcTix | a10killer what file system is it? | 10:51 |
sharpshooter | usr13, an error is getting when trying to pastebinit err: bash: /usr/lib/lightdm/lightdm:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games: No such file or directory | 10:51 |
sharpshooter | You are trying to send an empty document, exiting. | 10:51 |
a10killer_ | EXT4 | 10:51 |
a10killer_ | it used to be NTSF, same problem | 10:52 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: Are you sure you got all the files? Maybe you should just put the original file there and unzip it? mv Aptana_Studio_3_Setup_Linux_x86_3.4.0.zip ~/bin/ && unzip Aptana_Studio_3_Setup_Linux_x86_3.4.0.zip | 10:52 |
NarcTix | a10killer tbh sounds like the drives dead. | 10:52 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: Oh, it's not in your path. | 10:53 |
a10killer_ | driver? | 10:53 |
a10killer_ | hardrive? just bought it today | 10:53 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: Sorry... you need to put ~/bin/ in your path. | 10:53 |
sharpshooter | usr13, then how can I add it to my $PATH ? | 10:53 |
NarcTix | a10killer cant see it being that tbh unless its connected to a hw raid controller | 10:53 |
sharpshooter | usr13, like this ? if [ -d "$HOME/bin" ] ; then PATH="$PATH:$HOME/bin"fi | 10:54 |
NarcTix | a10killer your drives dead, get a new drive install to it then try and mount the old one and see what you can recover | 10:55 |
WXZ | anyone know where to get alsa-base 1.0.23 for lucid lynx? | 10:55 |
varunendra | sharpshooter, add /home/bin to your PATH declaration line in .bashrc file in your home. | 10:57 |
icedwater | NarcTix: just bought the disk today and it died, a10killer_ must be really unlucky. | 10:57 |
varunendra | sharpshooter, sorry, it should be /home/<user id>/bin | 10:58 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: Should already be in your path. | 10:58 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: grep PATH .profile #Tell us what that says. | 10:58 |
CatKiller | Hi there! I've got something worrying here on Ubuntu 8.0.4 Server LTS: I have a RAID 5 built on 3 enterprise class disks (checked with smartctl, appear all good, no reallocated sectors) and Ubuntu runs a monthly check of the array. After the check, the "mismatch_cnt" value of the RAID goes through the roof, ammounting to 193GB worth of mismatched blocks. | 10:58 |
CatKiller | I've searched around and it doesn't seem to be normal | 10:58 |
CatKiller | Could this be a bug with Ubuntu 8.0.4? | 10:59 |
sharpshooter | usr13, # set PATH so it includes user's private bin if it exists PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH" | 11:00 |
NarcTix | icedwater ah didnt know that, if its windows not booting . Something Ive come across alot doing dual boots with windows is that it doesent like resizing if the disk has any errors or bad sectors on it. The ones that did all BS | 11:00 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: ok it's there. So what command are you using to run AptanaStudio3 ? | 11:00 |
sharpshooter | usr13, yes AptanaStudio3 | 11:01 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: AptanaStudio3.sh | 11:02 |
shomon | hi I have an hp pavilion dv1000, what ubuntu can I install on it so that I can run mixx! | 11:02 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: Oh wait. The executable bit. | 11:02 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: chmod +x ~/bin/AptanaStudio3.sh | 11:03 |
shomon | or is there a good place to ask about linux sound apps? | 11:03 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: That should fix it. | 11:03 |
sharpshooter | usr13, trying ! | 11:03 |
varunendra | sharpshooter, I don't see the 'bin' folder in YOUR home (~/bin/) in your PATH. I think that's the problem | 11:04 |
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usr13 | sharpshooter: But it doesn't look to me like everything is where it should be because I'm seeing symlink aptana -> Aptana_Studio_3/AptanaStudio3.sh And I do not see where the directory Aptana_Studio_3/ is. | 11:04 |
sharpshooter | usr13, yeah! its working !! | 11:04 |
NarcTix | to run shell scripts without setting them executable you can use the env to run them i.e /bin/sh /bin/bash/script.sh | 11:04 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: Oh ok | 11:04 |
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sharpshooter | usr13, that directory is in /home/username folder | 11:05 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: Sorry I didn't see that at first. | 11:05 |
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usr13 | sharpshooter: Well, you probably should have unzipped the file in ~/bin/ in the first place, but... if it works, it works. | 11:06 |
sharpshooter | usr13, is it possible to add a symlink to bin of another dir ? | 11:06 |
sharpshooter | usr13, varunendra : thanks !! :) | 11:07 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: Sure. We do that all the time. Just put the symlink in ~/bin/ and put the files somewhere else. | 11:07 |
usr13 | /usr/lib/ or ...... | 11:07 |
NarcTix | sharpshooter yes it is but not advisable imho | 11:07 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: And that way, you can name it whatever you want. | 11:08 |
shomon | can I download ubuntu 9.10 or equivalent for a very old laptop?# | 11:08 |
cfhowlett | shomon, lubuntu or xubuntu are best for old equipment | 11:08 |
cfhowlett | shomon, you can probably run the current version ... no need to run and end of life version | 11:09 |
gvo | 9.10 won't be receiving any security updates. | 11:09 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: you could put the symlink in /usr/local/bin | 11:09 |
sharpshooter | usr13, you can see in 4 line of http://paste.ubuntu.com/5641090/ that I created a aptana -> Aptana_Studio_3/AptanaStudio3.sh but its not working what I should do inn order to work that ? | 11:09 |
shomon | what is the difference between l and x? | 11:09 |
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usr13 | sharpshooter: Oh yea, because the path is different now. | 11:09 |
shomon | cfhowlett: it;s incredibly slow, and mixx doesnt work | 11:09 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: You would have to change it to complete path. | 11:09 |
shomon | it an't figure out the mp3 controller | 11:09 |
cfhowlett | shomon, lxde and xfce4 are window enviroments ... look and feel. pretty similar, both are lightweight | 11:10 |
gvo | shomon: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFlavors | 11:10 |
shomon | ah there is a external mp3 controller called a mixtracker pro which it won't connect to | 11:10 |
shomon | thanks | 11:10 |
sharpshooter | usr13, ohkk I just did the wrong method hmmm. | 11:10 |
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usr13 | sharpshooter: Well, yea, we didn't think it through. | 11:11 |
shomon | ooh wow I didn-t know about ubuntu gnome | 11:11 |
shomon | that's great | 11:11 |
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WXZ | help, I need sound. | 11:12 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: Several ways to go about it.. and some are a little better than others. You can tinker with it later and get it where you want it to be. | 11:12 |
sharpshooter | usr13, thanks a lot ! I am going to test all of them :) | 11:13 |
usr13 | WXZ: Do you have working speakers plugged into an active port? | 11:13 |
usr13 | sharpshooter: Okeydokey. | 11:13 |
WXZ | usr13: yes | 11:13 |
NarcTix | usr13 thats why we love Linux | 11:13 |
Eagleman | Is rabbitmq installed by default on ubuntu server, and if not, how can i see for what it was installed ( depency of another packet )? | 11:14 |
makara | WXZ, unlikely you will get help on packages for such an old distro | 11:14 |
gvo | wxz does sound work on any other OS? | 11:14 |
smushifi | i'd like to reinstall ubuntu on my machine with FDE, keeping my dual boot with windows. i've read conflicting things about whether this is or is not possible though, and have yet to find a good guide | 11:14 |
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usr13 | WXZ: Ok. Let's do a test: play /usr/share/sounds/alsa/* | 11:14 |
usr13 | WXZ: What does that do? | 11:15 |
makara | new distros plug old problems. Save yourself a lot of effort | 11:15 |
usr13 | WXZ: lsb_release -r | 11:15 |
usr13 | Tell us what that says.... | 11:15 |
WXZ | ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:1010:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave | 11:16 |
Eagleman | Is rabbitmq installed by default on ubuntu server, and if not, how can i see for what it was installed ( depency of another packet )? | 11:16 |
jrib | Eagleman: apt-cache rdepends | 11:16 |
WXZ | Release:10.04 (yeah, I have lucid) | 11:16 |
cfhowlett | !eol|WXZ, | 11:16 |
ubottu | WXZ,: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 11:16 |
usr13 | !EOL | WXZ | 11:17 |
ubottu | WXZ: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 11:17 |
cfhowlett | WXZ, oops. never mind ... you probably have server, right? | 11:17 |
usr13 | WXZ: Upgrade to 12.04 | 11:17 |
usr13 | WXZ: Is it a server? | 11:17 |
gvo | 10.04 isn't end of life? | 11:17 |
WXZ | no, I don't, and ok, even though I don't want to | 11:17 |
usr13 | WXZ: Is it ubuntu-server? | 11:17 |
cfhowlett | gvo, server goes for 5 years not 3 | 11:17 |
WXZ | gvo: it ended April | 11:18 |
WXZ | right now is May | 11:18 |
usr13 | WXZ: Is it Desktop edition? | 11:18 |
WXZ | yeah | 11:18 |
cfhowlett | WXZ, officially, last day of support is May 9 ... still time to upgrade to a non-dead distro | 11:18 |
usr13 | Upgrade to 12.04 | 11:18 |
WXZ | I'm doing that now, I don't want to relearn things though | 11:19 |
Ben64 | theres nothing to relearn | 11:19 |
cfhowlett | WXZ, relearn? huh? | 11:19 |
NarcTix | Im pretty sure server gets longer? Im not up to date with ubuntu release structure? | 11:20 |
cfhowlett | NarcTix, server gets 5 years of support | 11:20 |
Twenty-three | hi guys, i had to do a hard reset, after a presentation i clicked to switch off but it didn't, the screen was blank with 4 red dots in the middle, after the hard reset it took a while to load the OS GUI and then i tried to turn it off again, then it displayed the following http://oi42.tinypic.com/10x6hxk.jpg and i did the hard reset again | 11:20 |
jpds | NarcTix: You're not up to date. | 11:20 |
gvo | Ben64 you obvously arent running Unity | 11:20 |
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cfhowlett | NarcTix, LTS server gets 5 years of support | 11:20 |
Twenty-three | any clues what could be wrong and how to fix it? | 11:20 |
jpds | cfhowlett: Server and desktop get the same time of support. | 11:20 |
cfhowlett | jpds, not on LTS ... | 11:20 |
jpds | cfhowlett: It does. | 11:21 |
usr13 | WXZ: grep Prompt /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades | 11:21 |
cfhowlett | jpds 12.04 both got 5 years. As I understand it, this was the first and last time for that | 11:21 |
usr13 | WXZ: Tell us what ^^^^ that says | 11:21 |
jpds | cfhowlett: Last time? | 11:21 |
WXZ | usr13: Prompt=lts | 11:21 |
cfhowlett | jpds, next version of desktop LTS is slated for 36 months of support ... not 60 months | 11:22 |
usr13 | WXZ: Good. | 11:22 |
WXZ | why is that good? | 11:22 |
jpds | cfhowlett: Citation please. | 11:22 |
streulma | back | 11:22 |
cfhowlett | !lts | 11:22 |
ubottu | LTS means Long Term Support. LTS versions of Ubuntu will be supported for 3 years on the desktop, and 5 years on the server; with the exception of 12.04 (Precise Pangolin), which will be supported for 5 years on the desktop. The current LTS version of Ubuntu is !Precise (Precise Pangolin 12.04) | 11:22 |
usr13 | WXZ: Because you can upgrade to 12.04 (skipping the ones in between). | 11:22 |
jpds | cfhowlett: Says nothing about the next LTS. | 11:23 |
WXZ | usr13: I'd rather create another partition and move over, auto-upgrades suck for me | 11:23 |
usr13 | WXZ: If you want to use cli, you can do: sudo do-release-upgrade | 11:23 |
cfhowlett | jpds ... OK. We'll check 14.04 and both be pleasantly surprised ... | 11:23 |
usr13 | WXZ: Why do auto upgrades suck for you? | 11:23 |
NarcTix | with LTS can you actually call someone? | 11:23 |
usr13 | WXZ: Was your 10.04 fully updated? | 11:24 |
jpds | NarcTix: Call someone? | 11:24 |
cfhowlett | NarcTix, call? meaning ... what? | 11:24 |
usr13 | NarcTix: Sure, you can call me :) | 11:24 |
WXZ | usr13: yes, it is, but a lot of programs don't work after the upgrades | 11:24 |
zubi | Hi | 11:24 |
cfhowlett | zubi, greetings | 11:24 |
usr13 | WXZ: What programs? | 11:24 |
zubi | I thanks | 11:24 |
usr13 | WXZ: You sure? | 11:24 |
jpds | NarcTix: Sure, if you buy Canonical support: http://shop.canonical.com/index.php?cPath=41_38 | 11:25 |
WXZ | usr13: I don'tremember, and yes | 11:25 |
NarcTix | does LTS mean you get support like red hat? | 11:25 |
jpds | NarcTix: No. | 11:25 |
usr13 | jpds: Hey, cut it out, I need the money! ;) | 11:25 |
NarcTix | or similar support | 11:25 |
zubi | can i talk to someOne individually | 11:25 |
zubi | ? | 11:25 |
cfhowlett | NarcTix, ubuntu has paid support options. LTS means the distro will be maintained and updated for 5 years. | 11:25 |
jpds | NarcTix: No, you need to buy that from Canonical. | 11:25 |
usr13 | zubi: Yes, /mst user-name And say something. | 11:25 |
cfhowlett | zubi, keep it in channel for best results | 11:25 |
usr13 | zubi: Yes, /msg user-name And say something. | 11:26 |
zubi | cfhowlett, i was trying to run a kernel module example | 11:26 |
zubi | module loads and can be viewed in /proc/modules | 11:26 |
gvo | zubi: "zubi: Yes, /msg user-name And say something." but don't | 11:26 |
NarcTix | thats cool, if your going to pay its for fixing issues, not just using our products! | 11:26 |
zubi | but no result is displayed | 11:26 |
cfhowlett | zubi, no idea what that means, but stay in channel. Lots of smart users here | 11:27 |
zubi | thanks | 11:28 |
zubi | can some one gude me about linux kernel programming in general | 11:28 |
cfhowlett | !kernel | 11:28 |
ubottu | The 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) | 11:28 |
gille | eeeeeeeeeeee | 11:29 |
gille | e | 11:29 |
NarcTix | zubi in what way? Compiling a kernel may be beyond the support of the channel but individuals may help. | 11:29 |
gille | eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee | 11:29 |
gille | eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee | 11:29 |
DJones | gille: Stop that | 11:29 |
gille | eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee | 11:29 |
FloodBot1 | gille: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 11:29 |
FloodBot3 | gille: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 11:29 |
gille | eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee | 11:29 |
NarcTix | zubi if your aasking for kernel dev wrong chan | 11:30 |
* cfhowlett says: smite him now, smite him hard | 11:30 | |
zubi | NarcTix I actully want to compile a module for kernel | 11:30 |
zubi | not he whole cernel | 11:30 |
sacrificetofree | helllo | 11:30 |
NarcTix | zubi whats the module? | 11:30 |
cfhowlett | sacrificetofree, greetings | 11:30 |
zubi | NarcTrix .. see the link http://www.tldp.org/LDP/lkmpg/2.6/html/lkmpg.html | 11:31 |
sacrificetofree | totally new guy here | 11:31 |
hackerman | hello | 11:31 |
gille | o | 11:31 |
sacrificetofree | i'll just look around , get used to everything | 11:31 |
gille | albert | 11:31 |
NarcTix | zubi do I need noscript or can you verify that sites safe ;) | 11:31 |
hackerman | i'm italian | 11:31 |
cfhowlett | sacrificetofree, welcome. | 11:31 |
cfhowlett | !it|hackerman, | 11:31 |
ubottu | hackerman,: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 11:31 |
sacrificetofree | italian? | 11:32 |
hackerman | yes | 11:32 |
gille | jaaa viva spaña | 11:32 |
Myrtti | gille: stop. | 11:32 |
sacrificetofree | OMG, i thougt this server is for china only! | 11:32 |
cfhowlett | sacrificetofree, nope. have you a support question? | 11:32 |
gille | what te fuck | 11:33 |
gille | ? | 11:33 |
DJones | gille: This channel is a support channel, if you have a support related question, you are welcome to ask it | 11:33 |
sacrificetofree | is cfhowlett is a automatic talking robot ? | 11:33 |
cfhowlett | sacrificetofree, no he is not. :) | 11:33 |
zubi | NarcTix its safe to my end | 11:34 |
Twenty-three | hi guys, this message was displayed after a cold reboot, http://oi42.tinypic.com/10x6hxk.jpg i would like to know how to ensure things are ok so it doesn't happen again | 11:34 |
sacrificetofree | oops, i'll go silence, first time to use such stuff | 11:34 |
NarcTix | hackers are real ppl 2 ;) Hackers are what come out of the 80's people who just grew up with computers! | 11:35 |
NarcTix | truncated | 11:35 |
sacrificetofree | and today is my first day to successfully install the Bumblebee | 11:35 |
Twenty-three | i can type it if that is preferred | 11:36 |
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sacrificetofree | and....BTW, I never thought such stuff is not blocked by the Great Fire Wall | 11:37 |
dawne_p | Is there a log file that would tell me whether or not this laptop lost it's wireless connection at all last night? | 11:37 |
myahadd | my cinnamon gui screwed up after ubuntu package updates for 13.0 version | 11:37 |
myahadd | what to do? | 11:37 |
cfhowlett | myahadd, probably as in #mint as cinnamon is not supported here. | 11:37 |
myahadd | I dont have window manager [close minimize maximize etc..] | 11:37 |
alberto | uee | 11:37 |
bono | Twenty-three: no problems there | 11:38 |
NarcTix | cinamon 1&2> /dev/null | 11:38 |
alberto | xikiiis olaas:)) | 11:39 |
Twenty-three | bono, that was displayed after i tried to turn it off properly and it lagged there indefinitely, so i had to do a hard reset again | 11:39 |
alberto | in eshpanish plis | 11:39 |
mooler | quit | 11:39 |
Twenty-three | i'm concerned about it happening repeatedly, or is it ok to just switch off at that stage? | 11:39 |
DJones | !es | alberto | 11:39 |
ubottu | alberto: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y presione intro. | 11:39 |
NarcTix | you cant ask for support (imo) for a desktop that isnt official its a skin | 11:40 |
alberto | aa okss graxepp un kiis deuus | 11:40 |
myahadd | Dhow can I run ubuntu updater | 11:41 |
myahadd | I forgot to update cinnamon while updating 13.0 ubuntu packages.. | 11:41 |
sacrificetofree | what a fancy world ! it is mind-boggling to see such thing | 11:41 |
cfhowlett | myahadd, sudo apt-get update | 11:41 |
myahadd | from terminal? | 11:41 |
myahadd | cfhowlett, that performed and nothing installed.. | 11:41 |
Myrtti | myahadd: it's not meant to do that | 11:42 |
Excryption | Hello everyone | 11:42 |
cfhowlett | sacrificetofree, suggest you go to #ubuntu-offtopic for offtopic discussions | 11:42 |
bono | Twenty-three: it's pretty robust, at this stage pretty nothing is mounted anymore so no prob | 11:42 |
cfhowlett | myahadd, then run sudo apt-get upgrade | 11:42 |
cfhowlett | Excryption, greetings | 11:42 |
Myrtti | myahadd: update only updates the list of available software, it doesn't install or upgrade anything. | 11:42 |
myahadd | ok thanks | 11:42 |
Excryption | Long time Windows user, thinking about switching over (currently downloading 13.04 x64) | 11:43 |
Twenty-three | bono, thanks a lot for your time | 11:43 |
cfhowlett | Excryption, many people dual boot so they have both systems ... | 11:43 |
bono | Twenty-three: since ext3 I even never had problems to switch it off directly, even if I wouldn't recommend it | 11:44 |
hackerman | do you want an Italian lesson | 11:44 |
Excryption | I have two laptops so I'll use one for Ubuntu :-) | 11:44 |
cfhowlett | !ot|hackerman, | 11:44 |
ubottu | hackerman,: #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! | 11:44 |
myahadd | Myrtti, cfhowlett the following packages have been kept back | 11:44 |
myahadd | cinnamon | 11:44 |
myahadd | 1 not upgraded | 11:44 |
myahadd | what is this? | 11:44 |
ginpb | hi, i'm having some troubles with kubuntu/ubuntu | 11:44 |
Excryption | Over time though I'd like to switch over completely | 11:44 |
cfhowlett | ginpb, details ... | 11:45 |
hackerman | xubuntu 13.04 | 11:45 |
Myrtti | myahadd: next step is to try dist-upgrade instead of upgrade. | 11:45 |
ginpb | on a clean ubuntu install my graphics works great, but if choose to install kubuntu i see some artifacts on the video | 11:45 |
ginpb | i'm using ubuntu 12-04 pargolin | 11:45 |
Myrtti | myahadd: then again I don't know where you got cinnamon in the first place, so you might break things up. | 11:45 |
hackerman | sapete parlare italiano | 11:45 |
ginpb | the question will be how can i export the video settings of the ubuntu install into the kubuntu one | 11:45 |
ginpb | hackerman: si | 11:45 |
Eagleman | WIll any data be lost when using cfdisk to resize ( shrink and extend ) a partition? | 11:45 |
myahadd | from apt-get install cinnamon | 11:45 |
myahadd | ppa repo | 11:45 |
Myrtti | hackerman: try #ubuntu-it | 11:45 |
cfhowlett | !it|hackerman, | 11:46 |
ubottu | hackerman,: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 11:46 |
NarcTix | <Excryption> Switch to Linux if you want as much control over you OS. Dont have to pay there licence fees that yeah for that crappy OS | 11:46 |
myahadd | so sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 11:46 |
myahadd | will install cinnamon? | 11:46 |
hackerman | in ubuntu-it non si parla molto | 11:46 |
NarcTix | but Linux is easier than windows these days | 11:47 |
ginpb | hackerman: allora usa translate.google.it per postare le tue domande in inglese | 11:47 |
cfhowlett | hackerman, this is the english channel. #ubuntu-it is for italian language support | 11:47 |
ginpb | other question, someone of you guys how can i lock down some options on unity or kde? | 11:47 |
ginpb | *know how | 11:48 |
Iszak | With mdadm do I need to create a raid setup for each partition? | 11:48 |
ginpb | trying to do a kiosk | 11:48 |
cfhowlett | ginpb, generally, system, settings ... | 11:48 |
cfhowlett | ginpb, a quick search will lead you to several hundred tutorials | 11:49 |
Excryption | Ubuntu has the ability to partition a drive right? | 11:49 |
Eagleman | WIll any data be lost when using cfdisk to resize ( shrink and extend ) a partition? | 11:49 |
Ben64 | you should probably not have a DE if you want a kiosk | 11:49 |
cfhowlett | Excryption, yes it does | 11:49 |
ginpb | cfhowlett: i'm looking for something more, like block wallpaper hide system settings | 11:49 |
Excryption | Awesome | 11:49 |
hackerman | do you think that it is better windows or mac? | 11:49 |
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ginpb | cfhowlett: all the tutorial i've found until now are for making an internet kiosk | 11:49 |
cfhowlett | ginpb, how about just using the guest account? | 11:50 |
tabsterleir | Hey guys, i've just finished setting up my UbuntuGNOME just the way I like it, can you recommend a good backup utility that supports SMB shares? | 11:50 |
cfhowlett | ginpb, it's sandboxed and gets flushed on each login/logout. no access to settings ... | 11:50 |
ginpb | cfhowlett: for now looks like the solution i'm gonna use, but i need user login | 11:50 |
NarcTix | rsync | 11:51 |
dawne_p | tabsterleir, can't you just mount them up and backup like they were local? | 11:51 |
tabsterleir | dawne_p: To be honest I wouldn't know how 0.o But i'll look it up :) | 11:51 |
cfhowlett | ginpb, why? you can go into guest without a user login | 11:51 |
ginpb | cfhowlett: because i want to let different user to have a home folder to save data | 11:52 |
zubi | Hey NarcTix did you got some idea ? | 11:52 |
Myrtti | tabsterleir: dejadup seems to work fine for that | 11:52 |
cfhowlett | ginpb, understood. doable. but I don't know the details ... | 11:52 |
Eagleman | What would be the best option to shrink my partition from 65GB to 15GB without loosing any data? | 11:52 |
dawne_p | tabsterleir, https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Mounting_samba_shares_from_a_unix_client I don't know what your situation is exactly, but that should get you going. edit /etc/fstab and then when you want to see if the line is right, do a mount -a | 11:53 |
bono | Eagleman: gparted | 11:53 |
dawne_p | Is there a log file that would tell me whether or not this laptop lost it's wireless connection at all last night? | 11:53 |
Eagleman | bono: can it also extend a partition? | 11:53 |
bono | Eagleman: yes, it can | 11:53 |
ginpb | cfhowlett: apparently only kde have integrated kiosk features but for kde4 there is not a lot of doc and kde/kubuntu irc channel don't know how to do it | 11:54 |
ginpb | so i was looking for solutions using unity | 11:54 |
Myrtti | Eagleman: I know this sounds obvious, but you *need* to take backups first. Please do. | 11:54 |
cfhowlett | ginpb, http://www.instructables.com/id/Setting-Up-Ubuntu-as-a-Kiosk-Web-Appliance/?ALLSTEPS | 11:54 |
ginpb | cfhowlett: again for a web kiosk | 11:54 |
Eagleman | Myrtti: i am on esxi, i will first make a copy of the vmdk file and test on that, if it worked, i will make another backup copy and do it aigan | 11:55 |
ginpb | i still want they can use libreoffice, gimp, etc.. | 11:55 |
dawne_p | cfhowlett, neat. I've been thinking of doing this for the contractors at the lmber yard where I work. | 11:55 |
cfhowlett | ginpb, can they save to a usb??? | 11:55 |
Ben64 | ginpb: so whats wrong with guest acct? | 11:55 |
ginpb | cfhowlett: yes it's not forbidden, but i don't want to force anyone to carry a pendrive | 11:56 |
ginpb | Ben64: no user login | 11:56 |
tabsterleir | Sorry all, got distracted. Thanks for the advice :) | 11:56 |
Ben64 | ginpb: what? | 11:57 |
ginpb | capo8208 | 11:57 |
ginpb | Ben64: that is wrong with the guest account, i want different user accounts | 11:58 |
Ben64 | ginpb: then don't give them sudo access | 11:58 |
gquere_ | Has someone managed to stream VLC between computers using UDP and not RTP ? | 11:59 |
ginpb | Ben64: yes, but they still can add and remove shortcuts and click around | 12:00 |
gquere_ | UDP gives me a "send error: Connection refused" whereas RTP works fine | 12:00 |
Ben64 | ginpb: i don't think what you want exists | 12:01 |
ginpb | Ben64: exists, but apparently is not used that much, kde4 should offer an integrated support for kios mode, but apparently the doc haven't been updated | 12:02 |
ginpb | and kde channel on irc is not really hellpful | 12:02 |
Iszak | How come Ubuntu 12.04 LTS only shows ruby 1.9.3p0 when it should be ruby1.9.3-p327? | 12:02 |
d4ni3_ | cool.. | 12:03 |
hoangchuongduong | what program run file type accdb? | 12:03 |
ubuntu__ | Try to update. | 12:03 |
hacktus0_ | I have problem in language C. Can you help me (evrybody)? plz.... | 12:04 |
Orpheon | Hello. Is there any program that allows me to draw chinese characters with my mouse in ubuntu 12.04? | 12:05 |
bazhang | hacktus0_, /join ##c | 12:07 |
hacktus0_ | I created the socket in C (client and server). I tested and my apply, in my computer, and function. But when I do connection with my computer at other computer (the computers have server and client), then don't function. the messages are : connection refused (in localhost) and connection timed out (with my IPv4). | 12:08 |
tokhi | Orpheon: why not trying gimp ? | 12:09 |
sagpatke | !hi | 12:10 |
bazhang | !info tegaki-recognize | Orpheon | 12:10 |
ubottu | Orpheon: tegaki-recognize (source: tegaki-recognize): handwriting recognition application. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.3.1.2-1 (raring), package size 13 kB, installed size 116 kB | 12:10 |
bazhang | hacktus0_, this is u buntu support try ##c | 12:10 |
rchekaluk | er | 12:12 |
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Orpheon | bazhang, it says no recognizer is installed if I run it | 12:16 |
bazhang | Orpheon, there are some other tegaki packages, check apt-cache search tegaki to find them | 12:17 |
anew | i just sudo apt-get install atop. but now i want to uninstall it what do i do ? | 12:23 |
jpds | anew: sudo apt-get remove atop | 12:23 |
Excryption | Is it recommended to use LVM when installing Ubuntu? | 12:29 |
Eremes | guys is there any way to burn the 10.04 iso into 650MB cd ? nero just wont me do it | 12:31 |
jrib | Eremes: why are you installing 10.04 now? | 12:32 |
auronandace | Eremes: cds are normally 700mb | 12:33 |
Eremes | jrib: I just downloaded xubuntu , but can't burn it on my cd | 12:33 |
Eremes | i only got 2 CDs | 12:33 |
jrib | Eremes: 10.04 is very old and desktop will lose support in 2 days. Why don't you grab a later version like 12.04 LTS or 13.04? | 12:34 |
Eremes | both are 74mins | 12:34 |
Eremes | jrib: I was planning to install 10.04 and update it to 12.04 | 12:34 |
Eremes | or maybe i install xubuntu | 12:34 |
kai | well, for 13.04 you're lost with CDs anyway because the image is 800 megs | 12:34 |
Eremes | but no CD :( | 12:34 |
jrib | Eremes: why don't you just install 12.04 then? | 12:34 |
kai | Eremes: do you have a USB drive? | 12:35 |
cfhowlett | Eremes, xubuntu and lubuntu can both go on a CD iirc. | 12:35 |
Eremes | jrib: I can't my machine non PAE | 12:35 |
Eremes | kai: yes got USB flashdrive , but i dont think my laptop support to boot from it | 12:35 |
Eremes | Ive been trying to install ubuntu from yesterday | 12:36 |
Eremes | lol | 12:36 |
Eremes | this is nightmare | 12:36 |
kai | Eremes: if you can boot from USB, that's really your best option | 12:36 |
kai | it's much faster than installing from a CD as well | 12:36 |
Eremes | kai: i tried , can not | 12:36 |
Eremes | kai: yes i am aware of that | 12:36 |
ANub | hello.......I would like to know a thing about active Directories | 12:38 |
kai | so, I'm trying to get into a wireless network that uses WPA2 PEAP enterprise security, and it's not working. it _was_ working last week. is there any way to get network manager tell me where the heck it's getting stuck, instead of just telling me that it doesn't work? | 12:38 |
hacktus0 | Ermes : if you want to burn your USB then http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-ubuntu. and for boot you must modif the BIOS | 12:38 |
AtuM | ANub, that's windows stuff | 12:38 |
auronandace | !ad | ANub | 12:38 |
ubottu | ANub: You can learn more about ActiveDirectory intergration at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ActiveDirectoryWinbindHowto | 12:38 |
RZA_ | i love ubuntu | 12:39 |
RZA_ | best thing since sliced bread | 12:39 |
ANub | Ive got ubuntu client and it can connect to windows machines perfectly but not the Windows 2003 server........Packet tracer shows that if I connect using windows machine domain is passed as NULL. How can I do that using Ubuntu | 12:39 |
Eremes | hacktus0: i dont think my bios support usb booting | 12:40 |
ANub | the question is not about AD...its abt passing NULL to the server using UBUNTU | 12:40 |
ANub | ive tried smbclient command...........and cann't figure out how to pass user as "someuser@someuser.com" and domain as NULL | 12:41 |
hacktus0 | Hermes : I installed ubuntu with DWD | 12:45 |
RZA_ | https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10151561650136469&set=vb.697966468&type=2&theater | 12:50 |
RZA_ | CYA MATE. | 12:50 |
FloodBot1 | RZA_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 12:50 |
FloodBot3 | RZA_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 12:50 |
Excryption | Okay I just finished installing 13.04 and my laptop screen is blank | 12:51 |
Excryption | Second time in a row... hmmm | 12:51 |
RZA_ | maybe ur laptop is bad | 12:52 |
cfhowlett | !nomodeset|Excryption, | 12:52 |
ubottu | Excryption,: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter | 12:52 |
cfhowlett | Excryption, did you not say this was on old laptop? Suggest you go with lubuntu or xubuntu ... both optimized for lower/older spec devices | 12:53 |
Excryption | Thank you, will do | 12:53 |
Excryption | No, it's not old. i3, HD 3000, 15.6" display | 12:54 |
plumblum | Evning gents quick question, i can axcess my server through smaba shares through the network, but the server is not visible untill i put in the ip of said machine | 12:54 |
plumblum | last time i did this i could use its host name | 12:54 |
cfhowlett | Excryption, ok. see the nomodeset issue then | 12:54 |
plumblum | any idea why that would not work ? | 12:54 |
jpds | plumblum: Something wrong with your DNS then. | 12:54 |
plumblum | jpds, i have everyhing like that on auto ? | 12:55 |
tretre | hello can someone help me with drivers? | 12:57 |
adamk_ | !ask | tretre | 12:57 |
ubottu | tretre: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 12:57 |
cfhowlett | !details|tretre, | 12:57 |
ubottu | tretre,: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 12:57 |
tretre | What is the command to install graphic drivers thru terminal? | 12:58 |
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nevyn | tretre: do you have no gui at all? | 13:00 |
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Excryption | Okay so I've already installed 13.04, how would I go about applying the nomodeset? | 13:02 |
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Nemis | Hi, can anybody help me with hibernate and spring? | 13:04 |
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cfhowlett | Nemis, spring? | 13:05 |
Nemis | sorry i tought it is a java room | 13:05 |
Rallias | Is there a way to add a network interface to an LXC container while it's online? | 13:05 |
marshall | hey #ubuntu | 13:05 |
kgalahassa | Please, i do not know how can i update my computer passing this error each time: This requires installing packages from unauthenticated sources. | 13:07 |
cfhowlett | kgalahassa, what packages are mentioned? | 13:07 |
k1l_ | kgalahassa: can you pastebin a "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" | 13:08 |
shomon | hi, I am trying to get xubuntu to fit on a cd, but it is one k too big! | 13:08 |
shomon | should this happen? | 13:08 |
kgalahassa | ok, a minute | 13:08 |
shomon | 827.3mb | 13:08 |
cfhowlett | shomon, cd 's are typically 750 mb ... | 13:08 |
hacktus0 | who now C. if can you help me ? please (it's for socket) | 13:08 |
shomon | but only 700mb fit on the cd.. have I missed something? | 13:08 |
DJones | shomon: They;re designed to fit on a dvd since 12.10 | 13:08 |
cfhowlett | hacktus0, wrong channel ... | 13:09 |
DJones | shomon: cd's are too small now | 13:09 |
Eremes | ok i managed to BURNED the lubuntu 13 on DVD... after I rebooted it said the kernel features not present = PAE | 13:09 |
Eremes | http://askubuntu.com/questions/117744/how-can-i-install-on-a-non-pae-cpu-error-kernel-requires-features-not-present | 13:09 |
Eremes | I followed that step | 13:09 |
hacktus0 | cfhowlett : what channel is about C | 13:09 |
DJones | shomon: The plan is to either use a dvd or a usb stick to install from | 13:09 |
Eremes | what is wrong with UBUNTU .. why can't I install it | 13:10 |
BluesKaj | Hiya folks | 13:10 |
Pici | hacktus0: ##C | 13:10 |
philinux | shomon: have you considered using a usb stick | 13:11 |
cfhowlett | Eremes, the solution is given on the link you posted ... mini.iso | 13:12 |
kgalahassa | cfhowlett, see this: http://pastebin.com/PL9t5hc9 | 13:12 |
cfhowlett | kgalahassa, love to, but the great chinese firewall won't let me see it ... | 13:13 |
Eremes | cfhowlett: I installed the lubuntu | 13:13 |
anew | how can i check if ntpd is installed ? | 13:13 |
shomon | philinux: this is an old laptop and won-t recognise usb drives | 13:13 |
Eremes | cfhowlett: Im running out of CD. | 13:13 |
kgalahassa | Please, i do not know how can i update my computer passing this error each time: This requires installing packages from unauthenticated sources. | 13:14 |
cfhowlett | Eremes, whole lot easier to do a USB installation ... | 13:14 |
Eremes | cfhowlett: my laptop does not support USB | 13:14 |
kgalahassa | cfhowlett, what? explain | 13:15 |
anew | anyone? how cna i check if ntpd is installed | 13:15 |
kgalahassa | see: ttp://pastebin.com/yZw2Atwe | 13:15 |
k1l | kgalahassa: please pastebin the whole output from the command i gave you | 13:15 |
kgalahassa | see: http://pastebin.com/yZw2Atwe | 13:15 |
cfhowlett | Eremes, ah, right. sorry. I read the link. the suggested workaround was to install mini.iso and build from there ... | 13:15 |
kgalahassa | kil, see :ttp://pastebin.com/yZw2Atwe | 13:16 |
kgalahassa | kil, see :http://pastebin.com/yZw2Atwe | 13:16 |
philinux | shomon: ok how about dvd or dvdrw | 13:16 |
k1l | kgalahassa: the "sudo apt-get update" part is missing | 13:16 |
shomon | this laptop is an hp pavilion dv1000, its very old so usb won-t work, only cd does. we are tryign to burn a dvd now | 13:16 |
Rarrikins | How do I disable a mouse I have connected to my computer? | 13:16 |
shomon | so on the other hand it has the latest ubuntu installed | 13:16 |
shomon | can I down grade that somehow via apt./get removing and changing? | 13:17 |
anew | anyone? how cna i check if ntpd is installed | 13:17 |
shomon | maybe get rid of unity or other thigs that use a lot of memory or speed? | 13:17 |
philinux | shomon: downgrade? | 13:17 |
shomon | well, get rid of stuff that slows ubuntu down on older systems | 13:17 |
shomon | mixxx runs which is the point of the whole idea, but very slowly, excruciating | 13:17 |
k1l | shomon: use lubuntu for example | 13:18 |
k1l | shomon: install lubuntu-desktop | 13:18 |
philinux | anew: apt-cache policy packagename | 13:18 |
roby | ciao | 13:18 |
wdonkey | morning friends, i have a very noobish question : in terminal, when doing ls to a folder, i see a bunch of *.txt~ <--- what does the ~ mean ? | 13:18 |
betrayd | anew: bring up synaptic and check status of ntpd | 13:18 |
roby | !list | 13:18 |
ubottu | roby: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ». | 13:18 |
shomon | apt-get install lubuntu-desktop?? | 13:18 |
Rallias | How would I block DHCP queries from crossing a bridge device? | 13:18 |
shomon | i res mes? | 13:18 |
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anew | N: Unable to locate package ntpd | 13:18 |
REVO-F | Rarrikins, | 13:19 |
REVO-F | For the mouse, proceed as follows. Use xinput list to find out your mouse devices. Disable with | 13:19 |
REVO-F | xinput set-prop 12 "Device Enabled" 0 | 13:19 |
REVO-F | to enable it again, type | 13:19 |
REVO-F | xinput set-prop 12 "Device Enabled" 1 | 13:19 |
FloodBot1 | REVO-F: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 13:19 |
REVO-F | where 12 is the id of your device. Given that the mouse cursor disappears if mouse is inactive, you need not to worry about that (if it doesn't, you can use unclutter) | 13:19 |
FloodBot3 | REVO-F: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 13:19 |
Excryption | Best program to partition my hard drive on Ubuntu please? | 13:19 |
shomon | wdonkey the files were probably edited in vim | 13:19 |
shomon | it leaves backups with that thing on the end | 13:19 |
Rarrikins | REVO-F: Thanks. | 13:19 |
shomon | a wiggly.. whats t called | 13:19 |
wdonkey | ok | 13:19 |
wdonkey | is it a normal thing that everytime someone comes up with an answer it only raises more questions | 13:20 |
REVO-F | Rarrikins, http://askubuntu.com/questions/199271/x11-disable-mouse | 13:20 |
shomon | wdonkey: yes | 13:20 |
REVO-F | check this out it will help | 13:20 |
kgalahassa | k1l, a minute, see too : http://pastebin.com/JMJA2mQB | 13:20 |
philinux | anew: sudo apt-get install ntp or use SC or synaptic | 13:21 |
kgalahassa | k1l: the packages,see the package: http://pastebin.com/PL9t5hc9 | 13:21 |
anew | yeah i dont want ntp, supposedly some bug with it and date in ubuntu 12.04 | 13:21 |
anew | wanted to make sure i didnt have it | 13:21 |
shomon | to turn my ubuntu install into a lubuntu... | 13:21 |
shomon | what do i do? | 13:21 |
philinux | anew: you can purge it. it worky fine here with 13.04 | 13:22 |
anew | what do u mean purge | 13:22 |
philinux | anew: sudo apt-get purge ntp | 13:23 |
anew | what does this do ? | 13:23 |
philinux | anew: uninstalls it | 13:23 |
anew | ah | 13:23 |
kgalahassa | k1l: the packages,see the package: http://pastebin.com/PL9t5hc9 | 13:23 |
anew | philinux do i want to do that ? | 13:23 |
roby | ciao | 13:23 |
roby | !list | 13:24 |
brainwash | is ntp(d) installed by default? | 13:24 |
philinux | anew: no idea. is it installed now. is net time synced with no problems. if so leave it | 13:24 |
DJones | roby: You'll get the same answer to that as you were givin 5 minutes ago | 13:24 |
jpds | brainwash: No. | 13:24 |
brainwash | jpds, thanks | 13:24 |
anew | philinux weird when i check to see if i have it, it says no... but then i am able to purge it ? | 13:24 |
k1l | kgalahassa: go to the systemsettings and then to the "software and update" entry. in the second part you should turn off the cdrom. and make sure you dont use 3rd party repos | 13:24 |
philinux | anew: what does apt-cache policy ntp say? | 13:25 |
k1l | kgalahassa: and you could ask in the french channels if there is some issue with the french servers etc. | 13:26 |
anew | philinux installed | 13:26 |
kgalahassa | ok | 13:27 |
anew | philinux i am trying to run these commands http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1282232/mysql-high-cpu-usage | 13:27 |
anew | look at second answer | 13:27 |
anew | /etc/init.d/ntpd stop | 13:27 |
anew | but when i run this it sayd i cannot | 13:27 |
kgalahassa | k1l, do you know the name of french channels,? | 13:27 |
betrayd | its admin anew try with sudo? | 13:27 |
cfhowlett | !fr|kgalahassa, | 13:27 |
ubottu | kgalahassa,: Nous sommes désolés, mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 13:27 |
anew | betrayd sudo: /etc/init.d/ntpd: command not found | 13:27 |
DJones | anew: Have you seen the date on that question, August 2009.... There's a good chance it might be out of date | 13:28 |
betrayd | drop the colon anew | 13:28 |
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anew | i did sudo /etc/init.d/ntpd | 13:28 |
philinux | anew: what with the : after sudo | 13:28 |
anew | djones, there are people with ubuntu 12.04 in the repplies saying thi sworked | 13:28 |
anew | that was just the reply i got after i typed it | 13:28 |
anew | the console echoed that out | 13:28 |
philinux | ah | 13:29 |
roby | ciao | 13:29 |
roby | !list | 13:29 |
ubottu | roby: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ». | 13:29 |
DJones | anew: Fair enough | 13:29 |
Peanut | anew: do you have ntpd installed even? Also, nowadays you might try 'service ntpd stop' and then 'service ntpd start'. | 13:29 |
DJones | !piracy > roby | 13:29 |
philinux | anew: iirc the syntax is like this. e.g http://itblog.gr/889/start-or-stop-linux-service/ | 13:30 |
anew | ntpd: unrecognized service | 13:30 |
mark_ma | did you install ntpd | 13:31 |
llutz | anew: the servicename is "ntp" not ntpd | 13:31 |
philinux | mark_ma: ntpd is part of ntp | 13:31 |
mark_ma | philinux :yes ,thanks,philinux | 13:32 |
philinux | anew: http://askubuntu.com/questions/29663/how-do-i-disable-ntpd | 13:33 |
anew | philinux if i disable it... how will ubuntu know the time | 13:33 |
betrayd | from the pc clock | 13:33 |
philinux | anew: that was just an example. no need to follow commands you dont want | 13:34 |
anew | ok last question: what does this date -s "`date`" do | 13:34 |
philinux | anew: i did not have ntp installed but under time and date it says sync time via internet. | 13:34 |
llutz | anew: man date (sets time to actual time), sounds real useful... | 13:35 |
anew | llutz sarcasm ? | 13:35 |
betrayd | no, lists all formats too | 13:35 |
Excryption | So if I decide to install Ubuntu on my main laptop, which uses a Radeon HD 7730m, does Ubuntu support it? | 13:35 |
anew | http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1282232/mysql-high-cpu-usage llutz just trying to understand the point of the second answer here | 13:36 |
mark_ma | Excryption:why do not use vm | 13:36 |
Excryption | I'd rather do a full installing, not a big fan of vm | 13:37 |
mark_ma | but ,it is the same | 13:37 |
Excryption | Not for me, I prefer to have it as fully installed, not just a vm on top of my base OS | 13:38 |
adamk | Excryption: It that a laptop with hybrid graphics? | 13:38 |
Excryption | Well yeah, HD4000 and AMD Radeon HD 7730M. Wondering if I'll get support for the 7730M | 13:39 |
adamk | Excryption: Getting the AMD GPU to work on a hybrid laptop is hit or miss. I've seen some reports of it working, and some reports of it not. | 13:39 |
Excryption | Ahh I see. So I'll probably have to disable the main GPU and use iGPU | 13:40 |
philinux | Excryption: http://askubuntu.com/questions/192381/how-to-turn-off-ati-radeon-hd-7730m-on-dell-inspiron-7520 | 13:41 |
adamk | Excryption: You won't know till you try. Only the proprietary driver will support the AMD GPU, however, *if* you can even get it working then. | 13:41 |
philinux | Excryption: the above link should help | 13:41 |
Excryption | Thank you very much | 13:42 |
Excryption | Well I'm still pondering, currently I've installed 13.04 on my spare laptop but it seems a little laggy so I'd rather install it on my main. | 13:42 |
Excryption | The graphics experience says: Standard. That's alright isn't it? | 13:44 |
REVO-F | hi...I'm running ubuntu 12.04 but my question is how do i mount windows using a terminal | 13:45 |
REVO-F | ? | 13:45 |
becnfecn | Is there an easy way to decline the use of unity ? | 13:45 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: get the ntfs-3g cools | 13:45 |
becnfecn | s/cools/tools/ | 13:45 |
REVO-F | becnfecn, I did but how do I use it? | 13:46 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: mount -t ntfs /dev/windowspartition /wheretomountit ? | 13:46 |
llutz | anew: what problems do you have with ntpd? | 13:46 |
anew | nothing, it's a problem with mysql cpu. i just found that this could possibly be a fix for it | 13:47 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: or, ntfs-3g /dev/windows-part /dev/wheretomount | 13:47 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: You could check out man ntfs-3g too I bet | 13:47 |
llutz | anew: the thing you referred is a kernel-bug (inserting leap seconds) | 13:47 |
Excryption | Is TRIM enabled by default on 13.04? | 13:47 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: looks lke the -t should be ntfs-3g, not just ntfs | 13:48 |
REVO-F | becnfecn, I've downloaded ntfs-3g | 13:48 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: We've covered that my friend. What partition contains your ntfs formatted partition ? | 13:49 |
machinarius | Hey guys, i have a fully updated raring install and i am facing sound issues... i had the dreaded "Dummy output" problem and followed this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1316634 but i only have an output for HDMI, not internal speakers | 13:49 |
REVO-F | becnfecn, what do you mean? | 13:49 |
machinarius | I have a Lenovo S400u with intel chipset | 13:49 |
viagra_user | i got a viagra | 13:50 |
mojtaba | Hi, I have installed ubuntu 12.10 and also KDE desktop for test, now when I log in to my computer it shows KDE logo, how can I get rid of it and come back to unity logo when log in to the system? | 13:50 |
anew | is this normal? my httpd.conf is empty | 13:51 |
mojtaba | I have KDE, Unity, Cinnamon, Cairo, Gnome. | 13:51 |
somsip | anew: its apache2.conf now | 13:51 |
mojtaba | But I would like to remove KDE from the list | 13:51 |
overedge | what is the difference between cinnamon and xfce ? | 13:52 |
anew | oh ok thx | 13:52 |
philinux | mojtaba: do you want to uninstall kde | 13:52 |
mojtaba | philinux: Yes | 13:53 |
philinux | mojtaba: to remove kubuntu http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/pureubuntu | 13:53 |
mojtaba | Philinux: I remember for the first time I installed KDE, it asked me a question to choose what do I like to choose for the log in time. And I think I chose KDE at that time. ( I am newbie) | 13:54 |
mojtaba | philinux: Also I have ub | 13:54 |
mojtaba | updated my ubuntu to 13.04 | 13:54 |
mojtaba | Does the link still work? | 13:55 |
philinux | mojtaba: not sure at all | 13:55 |
philinux | mojtaba: some packages may have changed with 1.04 | 13:55 |
philinux | 13.04 | 13:55 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: It sounds to me as if you have a windows drive/partition that contains files you wish to access from within ubutntu | 13:56 |
mojtaba | philinux: By the way, I just want to get rid of KDE, not others. | 13:56 |
REVO-F | becnfecn, true :) | 13:56 |
philinux | mojtaba: you can try the tutorial at your own risk | 13:56 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: To that end, if that is in fact that it is you're wanting to do, use ntfs-3g to mount the appropriate partition and then do what you wish. | 13:56 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: Do you know what your windows partition is? | 13:56 |
REVO-F | becnfecn, yes it's called Windows local | 13:57 |
mojtaba | Is there anybody who is sure about this issue? | 13:57 |
philinux | mojtaba: I should read too. http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntucat/tag/pure-ubuntu/ | 13:58 |
philinux | mojtaba: thats for 13..04 | 13:58 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: You've lost me ;( | 13:58 |
REVO-F | becnfecn, I am using ubuntu I want to mount windows using a terminal and view it's files | 13:59 |
mojtaba | philinux: another thing is that, although I have updated to 13.04, but I am using kernel 2.5, because my laptop (Dell Studio 1555) had problem with kernel 3.8. | 13:59 |
philinux | mojtaba: that should not matter at all. | 13:59 |
mojtaba | philinux: I will go through the process, thanks a lot. | 14:00 |
philinux | mojtaba: backup any important stuff first | 14:00 |
philinux | mojtaba: data wise | 14:00 |
mojtaba | philinux: Would you please let me know what commands should I enter to the command prompt to make a backup? | 14:01 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: well before we can do that we need to identify what partition holds your windows files ;) | 14:01 |
philinux | mojtaba: I have a data partitoin. I drag and drop to that or a usb stick | 14:02 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: I don't suppose you know what partition your / is mounted on? | 14:02 |
REVO-F | becnfecn, Windows is called windows local my windows files are in windows local | 14:03 |
mojtaba | philinux: What about the other parts of the system? | 14:03 |
philinux | mojtaba: only need to backup any data | 14:03 |
mojtaba | philinux: Thanks. | 14:04 |
Toph2 | in Ubuntu 12.04 I'm getting : [xxxxxx.yyyyyy] [drm6:rp_sanitize_pm] *ERROR* Power management discrepancy: GEN6_RP_INTERRUPT_LIMITS, expected: 1700000, was: 1206000 when coming out of suspend.. I understand this is a bug,, anything I can do about it? | 14:04 |
philinux | REVO-F: copy and paste this and post back the url it gives sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit | 14:06 |
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dingdong | how can i tell if the os im using is 32 bit or 64 bit? | 14:08 |
philinux | dingdong: uname -a | 14:08 |
philinux | dingdong: IN a terminal | 14:09 |
varunendra | dingdong, or 'arch' command | 14:09 |
philinux | indeed | 14:09 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: once you're in ubuntu that doesn't mean anything | 14:09 |
gordonjcp | dingdong: uname -p | 14:09 |
gordonjcp | uname -a will tell you *everything* | 14:10 |
REVO-F | becnfecn, I knew how to solve my problem :) thanks anyway :) | 14:11 |
becnfecn | REVO-F: Cool, good luck. | 14:11 |
johnjohn101 | i did a uname -v what does #30 mean and why does it say may 1? #30-Ubuntu SMP Wed May 1 16:35:23 UTC 2013 | 14:11 |
dingdong | what's the best way to make a bootable usb drive? i cant get unetbootin to see my usb drive | 14:12 |
Demagog | Try `dd if=<your_iso> of=<your_drive>` | 14:13 |
varunendra | dingdong, make sure it is formatted as FAT or FAT32, and mounted. | 14:13 |
Demagog | And try unplug your pendrive than plug it again | 14:14 |
Demagog | And rerun unetbootin | 14:14 |
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Demagog | it should help | 14:15 |
* s0rrywhat hi | 14:15 | |
johnjohn101 | why doesn't someone post a usb image with ubuntu on it that all you have to do is copy to usb? | 14:16 |
llutz | johnjohn101: because you cannot "just copy" an image to usb | 14:16 |
newcholby | is there a torrent or something to get ubuntu-12.04.2-desktop-amd64.iso ? | 14:16 |
newcholby | it's going 12kb/sec for me | 14:17 |
newcholby | :-( | 14:17 |
varunendra | newcholby, www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/alternative-downloads | 14:17 |
tgm4883 | !torrent | 14:18 |
ubottu | Some torrent clients: Transmission (GTK and terminal-based), Deluge-Torrent, Freeloader, BitStormLite, BitTornado-GUI (GTK), KTorrent (KDE), QTorrent (Qt), Azureus/Vuse (Java), !Frostwire (Java), TorrentFlux (web-based), bittornado, rTorrent, cTorrent, bittorrent, aria2 (terminal-based) - FAQ: http://www.bittorrent.com/help/faq - See also !P2P | 14:18 |
tgm4883 | !torrents | 14:18 |
ubottu | Raring can be torrented from http://torrent.ubuntu.com/simple/raring/desktop/ubuntu-13.04-desktop-i386.iso.torrent or http://torrent.ubuntu.com/simple/raring/server/ubuntu-13.04-server-amd64.iso.torrent depending on your needs. Other flavors can be found at http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969 | 14:18 |
tgm4883 | There we go | 14:18 |
Demagog | !P2P | 14:18 |
ubottu | Peer-to-peer filesharing clients are available for several networks/protocols, including !BitTorrent, !Gnutella, !eDonkey, !DirectConnect, !SoulSeek - Multi-protocol engines include !MLDonkey and !giFT - See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/P2PFileSharing for general information | 14:18 |
newcholby | tgm thanks but i'm looking for the desktop. should i get server instead? | 14:20 |
newcholby | i'm a linux newbie decided it's time to force myself to learn | 14:20 |
newcholby | since i'm going into I.T. | 14:20 |
tgm4883 | newcholby, the desktop is listed there too | 14:20 |
newcholby | if server = desktop + extra i'll def. get server | 14:20 |
Demagog | http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/12.04.2/release/ | 14:20 |
newcholby | for i386 | 14:20 |
tgm4883 | newcholby, it's the first link | 14:21 |
varunendra | newcholby, www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/alternative-downloads - all the torrents are listed on this page. Choose the one you wish | 14:21 |
tgm4883 | newcholby, but yes, desktop is basically server + more packages | 14:21 |
jrib | newcholby: server is not desktop + extra. But server and desktop do use the same repositories; they just have a different set of packages installed by default. Desktop, gives you a gui. Server does not | 14:21 |
johnjohn101 | doesn't server have a different kernel? | 14:22 |
Demagog | For AMD54->> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/12.04.2/release/ubuntu-12.04.2-dvd-amd64.iso.torrent | 14:22 |
tgm4883 | johnjohn101, no | 14:22 |
jrib | johnjohn101: not anymore | 14:22 |
varunendra | newcholby, precisely your version : http://releases.ubuntu.com/12.04/ubuntu-12.04.2-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent | 14:22 |
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Demagog | newcholby: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/12.04.2/release/ubuntu-12.04.2-dvd-amd64.iso.torrent | 14:22 |
* tgm4883 points out that the provided link provides torrent downloads for all flavors and releases http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/ | 14:23 | |
johnjohn101 | tgm4883 and jrib: tx | 14:23 |
newcholby | ty | 14:23 |
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newcholby | the last time i tinkered with linux was literally 10 years ago | 14:27 |
newcholby | i'm about to get blown away aren't i | 14:27 |
* newcholby is excite | 14:28 | |
Demagog | Well, new Ubuntu will be big suprise for you | 14:28 |
varunendra | newcholby, too much expectations = too much disappointment | 14:29 |
varunendra | usually ;) | 14:29 |
jair | guys, my ubuntu system once in a while hung with a very nasty error in the xserver gnome session. I am running a w510 lenovo cor i7 and ubuntu 64bit 13.04 | 14:29 |
Adlai | What is the currently recommended GUI wrapper for APT-GET? | 14:29 |
jair | I am wondering if I should remove the proprietary nvidia driver? I installed the one from the nvidia website | 14:30 |
jair | or I am thinking might be because of the kernel I am using? | 14:30 |
jair | I am using the low latency instead of the generic | 14:30 |
johnjohn101 | what is low latency kernel? | 14:30 |
newcholby | varunendra, heheh yea | 14:30 |
Gutts | I need some help | 14:31 |
newcholby | but on the flip side windows is so bad i'm sure i'll be happy | 14:31 |
* newcholby steps aside for Gutts | 14:31 | |
jair | johnjohn101: it is an alternative kernel in the list of kernels available for ubuntu | 14:31 |
Gutts | with my UEFI k55n asus laptop that refuses to boot anything other than windows 8 preinstall | 14:31 |
jair | does everybody normally runs the generic version? | 14:31 |
varunendra | newcholby, if you are comparing with win 8, then most probably yeah | 14:31 |
Demagog | newcholby: new ubuntu is much better. | 14:31 |
varunendra | otherwise it is a matter of habits and taste | 14:32 |
Gutts | I turned off secureboot/fastboot and yet it won't even boot up the damn linux os | 14:32 |
philinux | Adlai: either software center or synaptic | 14:32 |
newcholby | i was actually going to install crunchbang because somebody recommended it | 14:33 |
Demagog | jair: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI | 14:33 |
newcholby | but it detected two windows vista and wanted to install grub | 14:33 |
newcholby | so i ran like hell | 14:33 |
tgm4883 | Gutts, when it boots, hit the key to get to the boot menu. See if their is a "legacy" mode for either your USB or CDROM (depending on which you are installing from) | 14:33 |
newcholby | (i have one windows 8) | 14:33 |
Demagog | newcholby: it's just normal. | 14:33 |
Gutts | I'm installing from USB and there is no legacy mod | 14:33 |
Gutts | mode * | 14:34 |
Gutts | it comes up with the menu to launch ubuntu live but then it goes blank | 14:34 |
johnjohn101 | wow, there is a real time kernel for ubuntu? is this officially supported? | 14:34 |
Demagog | You could reset your mbr. | 14:34 |
Gutts | I used unetbootin to prepare the usb | 14:34 |
varunendra | newcholby, I'm sure it is the separate /boot partition that shows up as 2nd vista :) | 14:34 |
Gutts | and I put ubuntu 12.10 x64amd on it | 14:34 |
tgm4883 | Gutts, sorry IDK then. That is exactly what happened to me though | 14:34 |
tgm4883 | Gutts, I've never had any luck with ubuntu and unetbootin though | 14:34 |
flamadiddle | why do I not see my skype icon on the top bar anymore? its just on the taskbar | 14:35 |
columb | How do I autostart screen with server after old screen is destroyed? | 14:35 |
betrayd | newcholby: or the recovery partition | 14:35 |
betrayd | as the second one | 14:35 |
newcholby | oh yea that prolly was it | 14:35 |
Gutts | this is such shit I don't understand why it wont boot up for me | 14:35 |
newcholby | but whyyyy would it freakin' think it was vista? | 14:35 |
Gutts | I need to get this thing gparted so I can install gentoo | 14:36 |
newcholby | well windows 8 is pretty new | 14:36 |
newcholby | but anyway | 14:36 |
newcholby | bootloaders i have had bad experiences with | 14:36 |
varunendra | because it uses the same BCD boot manager :) | 14:36 |
reda | hi | 14:37 |
varunendra | newcholby, GRUB doesn't care more than handling the boot process to the windows boot manager correctly. So the OS prober only looks for the boot files, not what they are going to boot - w7,8 or vista | 14:38 |
Gutts | can anyone help me to resolve this ? | 14:38 |
newcholby | varunendra, i just had a bad experience with grub | 14:39 |
jair | Demagog: I really don't understand what do you mean with sending me that link | 14:39 |
newcholby | long time ago | 14:39 |
jair | Demagog: the only OS running on my laptop is ubuntu 13.04 | 14:39 |
varunendra | Gutts, did you verify the integrity of the source ISO? | 14:39 |
jair | Demagog: and this is a core i7 not that new computer, w510 is at least four years old | 14:39 |
starbuck | hi, i want an option in the taskbar to minimize/hide all open windows so i can access the desktop. how can i do that? | 14:40 |
varunendra | newcholby, yeah, the modern setups easily confuse it. (not that it was perfect earlier, lol) | 14:40 |
jair | Demagog: http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=5573&review=lenovo+thinkpad+w510 | 14:41 |
jair | anyway, I will try to run the kernel generic and also try to install the native driver for envidia .run file from nvidia's web site | 14:42 |
Demagog | jair: sorry, my mistake. | 14:43 |
lez | I installed Ubuntu alongside Window. Now I want to dump windows but keep my highly customised Ubuntu how can I ghost the ubuntu partition? | 14:43 |
jair | Demagog: no problem ;) | 14:43 |
philinux | lez: are you short of disk space? | 14:44 |
Demagog | Gutts: Did you try sth from this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI | 14:44 |
stu___ | Hello fellas, i am dual booting Vista and Ubuntu 10.04 LTS from the same hard drive, and i installed a new hard drive and moved Ubuntu's partition there usnig Gparted, following the stpes in this article (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MovingLinuxPartition MovingLinuxPartition), but im stuck at step 5 upgrading grup | 14:44 |
xro | Hi, is there a way to set up IRC (freenode) in empathy? | 14:45 |
lez | philinux, No I just want the Ubuntu partition larger to host my files as-well. | 14:45 |
xro | i cannot authenticate my nickname... | 14:45 |
philinux | lez: you could shrink windows and then increase ubuntu | 14:45 |
WXZ | how do I get ubuntu in zaphod mode? | 14:46 |
AirborneRadio | I have a problem... | 14:46 |
lez | philinux, With Gparted or similar? | 14:46 |
betrayd | xro: reinstalled empathy? | 14:46 |
xro | betrayd, why? this solution looks odd | 14:46 |
Pici | WXZ: zaphod mode? | 14:46 |
lez | philinux, Shrink Windows to nil :-) | 14:46 |
philinux | lez: for windows always do it with the windows admin tools defrag twice first | 14:47 |
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adamk | WXZ: This is the xorg.conf file I use for zaphod mode: http://pastebin.com/DWBDABSA | 14:47 |
philinux | lez: shrink to smallest it will go. always handy to have around is another os | 14:47 |
jair | hello guys, I am running ubuntu 13.04 64bit in a core i7 lenovo w510, I am wondering what will be the recommended kernel to use and driver for the video? | 14:47 |
betrayd | xro its not letting you in, i'd drop empathy as an IRC app, more an IM | 14:47 |
adamk | WXZ: Mind you, some desktop environments don't work with separate screens on multiple monitors. | 14:47 |
lez | philinux, Will do thanks. | 14:47 |
philinux | xro: xchat is dead simple | 14:48 |
jair | also, if I am running the nvidia driver how do I know is installed successfully or if is running at the moment? | 14:48 |
iDrofox | hello, how to know size of data fetched if i upgrade from 13.04 to 13.10 ? | 14:48 |
xro | i'm using xchat... but having all in the same app is really cool | 14:48 |
BluesKaj | xro, empathy is a terrible irc client | 14:48 |
philinux | lez: backup backup and backup any data | 14:48 |
xro | Why terrible? | 14:48 |
BluesKaj | it's unstable on irc | 14:48 |
BluesKaj | anyway BBL | 14:49 |
lez | philinux, I have 2 External drives 1 in my drawer and 1 in the shed outback. I learned the hard way! | 14:49 |
philinux | xro: or chatzilla for firefox | 14:49 |
philinux | lez: sound | 14:49 |
xro | i use xchat... but i would like to try empathy ... | 14:49 |
lez | philinux, Seeya :-) | 14:49 |
philinux | lez: I found my win 7 would only shrink to around half - something to do with where it stores some stuff and the end of the partition | 14:50 |
Demagog | xro: or try pidgin :) | 14:50 |
* betrayd throws up | 14:50 | |
WXZ | adamk: is unity one of those? | 14:50 |
lez | philinux, OK going to do now. | 14:50 |
philinux | lez: good luck | 14:51 |
WXZ | Pici: zaphod mode is when you have seperate desktop environments on each monitor | 14:51 |
WXZ | errr, well, seperate desktops | 14:51 |
xro | I used pidgin with my old ubuntu... i moved to empathy which is great... But not for IRC as i see | 14:51 |
Pici | WXZ: heh, clever name for it ;) | 14:51 |
WXZ | yeah, heads and things | 14:51 |
philinux | beelbebrox | 14:52 |
adamk | WXZ: Don't know.. gnome-shell definitely doesn't support separate screens, or didn't last time I checked. | 14:52 |
WXZ | adamk: gnome-shell2 did | 14:53 |
adamk | And Zaphod mode isn't necessarily having separate desktop environments, just having separate screens. | 14:53 |
WXZ | adamk: right now I'm staring at 1 functional screen and one which is completely white | 14:53 |
WXZ | yeah, I said seperate desktops after | 14:53 |
adamk | Sorry, missed the correction. | 14:54 |
WXZ | I've actually been looking for ways to transfer windows across heads in zaphod mode, can't do it | 14:54 |
varunendra | xro, do you have xchat-indicator installed with xchat? | 14:54 |
WXZ | kind of like a xinerama-zaphod combo | 14:54 |
xro | varunendra, nop, what is it? | 14:55 |
lucky1 | hey folks!!!!!! | 14:56 |
lucky1 | I'm having a knowledge issue.. what's the difference between a VPN client and server???? | 14:56 |
varunendra | xro, do it now, maybe you'll get the integrity you want 'sudo apt-get install xchat-indicator' | 14:56 |
xuanfeng | 淡淡的忧伤 | 14:56 |
lucky1 | I find alot of information on how to do each but nothing on what the difference between the two are??? | 14:57 |
lucky1 | between VPN client and server | 14:57 |
varunendra | xro, it gives you a live indicator icon in the drop-down menu of the regular chat/message indicator applet. | 14:57 |
xro | varunendra, what is the objective of this package... don't like to install without knowing... | 14:57 |
varunendra | xro, ^^ | 14:58 |
Deepfriedice | lucky1: ...one is a client for VPN connections, the other a sever for them? | 14:58 |
lucky1 | what's the difference between the service? | 14:58 |
xro | yep... so, i still have to use x-chat... my objective was to remove xchat and use empathy for all my online accounts... | 14:59 |
lucky1 | if you run a service, is that the same thing as having a VPN client? | 14:59 |
Deepfriedice | lucky1: What exactly are you trying to do? | 14:59 |
Demagog | I have one question. Is it any way to use second monitor in hdmi just like in windows? | 14:59 |
xro | So, nobody here use empathy as IRC client? | 15:00 |
betrayd | xro nobody having the same problem as you is more like it | 15:00 |
akashj87 | xro, there may be some ...sleeping ;) | 15:00 |
hacktus0 | I have problem : | 15:00 |
hacktus0 | when i want shutdown my ubuntu 13.04 then it write : kernel [failled]. And I must shutdown manualy (I push button for shutdown during 5 sec) | 15:00 |
hacktus0 | can you help me ? please | 15:01 |
Deepfriedice | hackeron: can we see the log? | 15:01 |
cntrational | I'm having an issue where Skype gets stuck on the initial loading screen. I'm on a just-installed raring system. What do I do? | 15:02 |
varunendra | hacktus0, did you check the integrity of the downloaded ISO? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM | 15:02 |
lucky1 | I'm trying to find the best VPN solution for an OpenVPN connection.. someone suggested to me that all I have to do is run VPN from a server off the router | 15:02 |
lucky1 | to secure my network traffic basically | 15:02 |
betrayd | 'all you have to do' | 15:03 |
lucky1 | I use openVPN client now but I'm seeing if running a VPN server can secure my network traffic better | 15:03 |
Deepfriedice | lucky1: what's wrong with WPA2? | 15:03 |
xro | betrayd, we are many with this problem... and we all use x-chat because of that | 15:03 |
lucky1 | Right now, I don't know routers very well so I'm doing the VPN thing for now | 15:03 |
hacktus0 | varunendra : but is for en cryptage | 15:03 |
xuanfeng | quit | 15:04 |
lucky1 | and the router I have here belongs to the cable company and I don't like those but I have to use it.. | 15:04 |
Deepfriedice | Also, if you were going to use VPN (which is the wrong thing) you would need to run a client on your computer and a VPN sever on the router | 15:04 |
philinux | xro: have checked out all in guide https://live.gnome.org/Empathy/FAQ#How_can_I_connect_to_IRC_in_Empathy_.3F | 15:04 |
Sarger001 | Is the iso for 4.10 floating around? | 15:04 |
betrayd | xro maybe you should ask the empathy folks then or whoever did that kludge for IRC | 15:05 |
varunendra | hacktus0, couldn't get you.. what did you mean? | 15:05 |
Sarger001 | dw found it | 15:05 |
lucky1 | Deepfriedice: why is getting a VPN wrong? | 15:05 |
Deepfriedice | lucky1: if you don't trust your router, use it only as a modem and have your own hardware as a router. | 15:05 |
xro | i'll debug it tommorow | 15:05 |
xro | ++ all | 15:05 |
Whiskey`Wonka | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1078289 | 15:06 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1078289 in linux (Ubuntu) "ACPI Warning: 0x0000000000000460-0x000000000000047f SystemIO conflicts with Region \PMIO 1 (20120320/utaddress-251)" [Medium,Incomplete] | 15:06 |
lucky1 | hmm.. networking!! So U get your own router to send out the dual (VPN + WAP2) encryption to the cable router | 15:06 |
Whiskey`Wonka | am i reading that right? the bug has been patched in the mainline kernel but not in ubuntu as yet? | 15:06 |
Deepfriedice | lucky1: VPN is designed to harden traffic over many hops against snooping of MITM attacks. | 15:06 |
lucky1 | I know people who work for Verizon and I know those routers are bad news!!!!!!!! | 15:06 |
lucky1 | yes, I use OpenVPN | 15:06 |
Deepfriedice | lucky1: not quite. You get your own router and disable Wireless on thier one, then connect the two by cable and broadcast a WPA2 network from your router. | 15:07 |
yggdrasil | is the ubuntu iso that is 798 meant to be on a cd or a dvd ? | 15:08 |
llutz | yggdrasil: dvd/usb | 15:09 |
lucky1 | Ohh wow!!! What do you know about good routers, really good routers.. VPN, firewall, switch and router.. routers | 15:09 |
cntrational | I'm having an issue where Skype gets stuck on the initial loading screen. What do I do? | 15:09 |
Deepfriedice | cntrational: blame Microsoft. | 15:10 |
yggdrasil | i see. | 15:10 |
Whiskey`Wonka | lucky1: I love the RB serious from routerboard.com | 15:10 |
lucky1 | if you had the money U needed to get a really good VPN, Firewall, Switch, router, routers?? Do people know what's desirable | 15:10 |
Eagleman | After restarting my server the 4 loading dots are back, i only want the command line booting, how can i change this? | 15:10 |
llutz | !ot | lucky1 | 15:10 |
ubottu | lucky1: #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! | 15:10 |
cntrational | Deepfriedice: aside from that, of course | 15:11 |
Halite | I got a message today about upgrading to 13.04. | 15:11 |
lucky1 | linux/unix router | 15:11 |
Eagleman | After restarting my server the 4 loading dots are back, i only want the command line booting, how can i change this? | 15:12 |
Halite | oops I was testing my internet and I got carried away about my question | 15:12 |
Deepfriedice | cntrational: I can't be much of a help, but does it produce any interesting output if you run it from a terminal? | 15:12 |
Halite | anyway, I got a message today about upgrading to 'Raring Racingtail'. When I pressed 'Yes, upgrade now' the first few times (w/ wireless), a system error occurs. When I plugged in the wired connection and do it again, nothing happens. Why is this? | 15:13 |
Deepfriedice | Halite: I presume the program asking you about upgrading was update-manager? | 15:14 |
pythonirc1011 | I am redirecting both 1 and 2 but I still see "X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication. " Any ideas how to suppress this warning? | 15:14 |
cntrational | Deepfriedice: actually, just fixed it -- had to remove the .Skype folder in home | 15:15 |
Halite | I'm not sure. It wasn't under Upgrade Manager. | 15:15 |
Halite | It had a ? icon and had the title 'Ubuntu 13.04 Upgrade Available'. | 15:15 |
alo21 | hi... I want edit or get rid of suspend mode in my me-menu | 15:16 |
alo21 | how can I do this? | 15:16 |
Halite | my wireless doesn't work at the moment btw | 15:17 |
Halite | but when connected it won't work | 15:17 |
Quick_Wango | Hi! I seem to have a problem with compiz that causes the mouse focus to be locked to a window until I open a context menu. This does only happen when ubuntu is installed, not in the live version. Killing compiz allows the mouse to interact with any window again. | 15:17 |
Halite | owait everyone has me on ignore | 15:19 |
pythonirc1011 | The command -> /usr/bin/nohup /usr/bin/python /root/scripts/proj.py >> /var/log/proj.log 2>&1 & -- this still outputs - ""X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication. " - how can i capture it and send it to the log? | 15:20 |
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philinux | alo21: see this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2062299&p=12258999&viewfull=1#post12258999 | 15:23 |
alo21 | philinux, Thanks. It works!! | 15:28 |
philinux | alo21: result !! | 15:28 |
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philinux | alo21: easy to reverse too. make sure you bookmark that or put the commands in a tips and tricks folder | 15:29 |
alo21 | philinux, yea...good tip | 15:29 |
jair | is there a way to add a second clock or third to the current cluck in ubuntu 13.04? | 15:29 |
jair | I want to have Japan, US Chicago and Venezuela i.e. | 15:30 |
newcholby | hey am i imagining things or does a torrent go from 800kb/sec to 100kb/sec when you're loading web-page? | 15:30 |
newcholby | web-pages* | 15:30 |
betrayd | jair xonclock has timezone parameter | 15:31 |
betrayd | with skins/themes | 15:32 |
philinux | jair: you can set up different locations within the clock | 15:33 |
jair | hmm is there a documentation for the version of gnome unity I guess we are using? | 15:33 |
philinux | jair: or you could try gworldclock | 15:34 |
hacktus0 | when i want shutdown my ubuntu 13.04 then it write : kernel [failled]. And I must shutdown manualy (I push button for shutdown during 5 sec) | 15:34 |
hacktus0 | please | 15:34 |
jair | philinux: that is an additional app? | 15:34 |
philinux | jair: yes. me prefers to set location in the normal panel clock | 15:35 |
jair | philinux: I will prefer that as well | 15:35 |
jair | philinux: let me try again | 15:36 |
jair | betrayd: thanks for the suggestion | 15:36 |
betrayd | you're welcome, if the others don't work out | 15:36 |
Quest | hi, I am having the following error for unmet dependancies, have tried update , upgrade and dist-upgrade. no use. http://pastebin.com/MisEqEc9 | 15:36 |
hacktus0 | when i want shutdown my ubuntu 13.04 then it write : kernel [failled]. And I must shutdown manualy (I push button for shutdown during 5 sec) | 15:36 |
hacktus0 | can you help me | 15:37 |
hacktus0 | ? | 15:37 |
sharpshooter | Quest, How did you got this error ? | 15:37 |
Quest | sharpshooter, its written in the paste. i get it on almost all installs | 15:37 |
betrayd | hacktus0: first see if BIOS setting 'Let OS handle power management' is YES | 15:38 |
imark_ | Quest: can you remove kubuntu-firefox-installer? | 15:39 |
Quest | imark_, how? | 15:39 |
llutz | Quest: "sudo apt-get clean && sudo dpkg -r kubuntu-firefox-installer && sudo apt-get install firefox firefox-globalmenu" | 15:39 |
imark_ | sudo apt-get remove kubuntu-firefox-installer | 15:39 |
hacktus0 | betrayd : i have backtrack and it shutdown correctlly, ubuntu have problem with shutdown | 15:39 |
giovannierita | ciao a tutti | 15:39 |
giovannierita | !list | 15:39 |
ubottu | giovannierita: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ». | 15:39 |
betrayd | hacktus0: ok | 15:40 |
varunendra | hacktus0, on a reboot : cat /var/log/syslog.1 | tail -40 | pastebinit | 15:40 |
varunendra | post the pastebin url | 15:40 |
Quest | llutz, ok | 15:40 |
jair | philinux: betrayd I got it guys | 15:40 |
jair | I was missing the setting time in other locations | 15:41 |
betrayd | nice jair | 15:41 |
philinux | jair: thought that was it. dead easy when you know. lol | 15:41 |
jair | by the way is there a document in ubuntu about all this settings and customizations? | 15:41 |
jair | philinux: right | 15:41 |
jair | I found this site, it is helpful: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/04/10-things-to-do-after-installing-ubuntu-13-04 | 15:42 |
philinux | jair: type help in the Dash | 15:42 |
jair | philinux: ohhh cool | 15:42 |
jair | philinux: what do you think about this site: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/04/10-things-to-do-after-installing-ubuntu-13-04 | 15:42 |
philinux | jair: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Raring | 15:43 |
sharpshooter | Quest, is it working ? | 15:43 |
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Guest79698 | hi have a nice day to all of you | 15:44 |
Quest | sharpshooter, looking to it. internet problem | 15:44 |
sharpshooter | k | 15:44 |
JunCTionS | hello guys, I'm currently faced with an external USB drive making a clicking noise and not appearing in the graphic "Disk Utility" program. I can hear it clicking sporadically even though it's not mounted. So... how do I power it down safely (I can see it in lsusb -v) and do you have any recomendations on how to attempt to recover the data in it? | 15:45 |
veryhappy | Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS 3.2.0-41-generic hey guys, i want to try this solution for my hdmi: http://askubuntu.com/questions/4662/where-is-the-x-org-config-file-how-do-i-configure-x-there due to the missing setting overscan, which was removed after a certain time, but i have no xorg.conf, how can i anyway get this to run? thank you | 15:45 |
newcholby | JunCTionS, i'm really sorry but that sounds like a bad drive. google "drivesavers" | 15:45 |
newcholby | they have economy, gets your data in weeks | 15:46 |
jair | philinux: checking now | 15:46 |
newcholby | or 'I'm a millionaire' | 15:46 |
newcholby | they will friggin' do it in 24 hrs | 15:46 |
newcholby | they're like techs in white labcoats and a cleanroom. they are the best in the world. | 15:46 |
BluesKaj | JunCTionS, by USB drive , you mean a HDD connected by USB | 15:46 |
BluesKaj | ? | 15:46 |
betrayd | veryhappy: try x -configure iirc | 15:46 |
betrayd | veryhappy: for a starting point | 15:47 |
JunCTionS | thanks newcholby but I'm not in the US and I have the data in another computer in a city nearby. So just looking for a home solution | 15:47 |
veryhappy | ok | 15:47 |
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JunCTionS | BluesKaj, yes, USB HDD | 15:47 |
betrayd | veryhappy: it detects current set up | 15:47 |
veryhappy | betrayd: ok, i'll try it | 15:48 |
JunCTionS | we could start with powering it down to test it with another computer/connection. Anyone know how to power down a specific USB port? | 15:48 |
diego__ | hi friends | 15:48 |
Halite | Why is LibreOffice Base (and Basic) inaccessible? | 15:48 |
BluesKaj | JunCTionS, does it show in the file manager | 15:48 |
JunCTionS | BluesKaj, no, it doesn't. but it shows in the "lsusb -v" | 15:48 |
newcholby | JunCTionS, it takes really special training to take the platters out and put them in a new drive. that's what is needed i think, because the click is a hardware problem i've run into | 15:49 |
veryhappy | JunCTionS: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/how-to-power-off-usb-port-613304/ | 15:49 |
newcholby | sounds like the housing/moving parts/internal electronics are the problem | 15:49 |
reda | HELLO | 15:50 |
Halite | Why is LibreOffice Base (and Basic) inaccessible? | 15:50 |
hacktus0 | cat /var/log/syslog.1 | tail -40 | pastebinit | 15:50 |
betrayd | hey reda | 15:51 |
utfans05 | Halite, libraoffice is available on a fresh install of Ubuntu | 15:51 |
veryhappy | betrayd: is is really supposed to be "X -configure iirc"? cause he said he didn't find this option | 15:51 |
JunCTionS | thanks veryhappy, I tried something similar but maybe I'm missing something because I get: a "No such file or directory problem" | 15:51 |
varunendra | hacktus0, that is the command you should run in a terminal when you restart | 15:51 |
Halite | utfans05, I have LibreOffice. It's just that Database and Basic are disabled and invisible respectively. | 15:51 |
varunendra | post here the link it gives you | 15:51 |
betrayd | no iirc means if i remember correctly veryhappy | 15:51 |
hacktus0 | bye | 15:52 |
veryhappy | betrayd: sorry i'm not that familiar with all the abbreviations dude, i know a lot but this one i didn't :D thanks | 15:52 |
utfans05 | Halite, give me a few minutes, im updating my resume right now. soon as I'm done ill take a look at it | 15:52 |
JunCTionS | newcholby, yes, it's quite likely that it's a mechanical problem, I just want to try to see if it is a power failure problem (not enough juice from the USB port to get the thing properly moving). also, this guy found that in his case the casing was the problem: https://www.google.es/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&ved=0CDEQtwIwAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Da2PB9gZ1br4&ei=Mh6JUcrEDeeR7AbsiYDICw | 15:52 |
JunCTionS | sorry, I meant: www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2PB9gZ1br4 | 15:53 |
jair | philinux: awesome | 15:53 |
Halite | anyone else know how to enable LibreOffice Database and Basic? (Especially Basic preferably.) | 15:53 |
jair | philinux: something like this is what I was looking for | 15:53 |
philinux | jair: plenty to read then | 15:53 |
veryhappy | betrayd: how's the best way to shutdown the X server? | 15:53 |
jair | philinux: ;-) | 15:53 |
veryhappy | betrayd: no worries i'm on another computer than on the computer with the issue | 15:54 |
Halite | -.- why nobody listen to me | 15:54 |
veryhappy | Halite: just tell us your problem, don't ask to ask, just ask! | 15:54 |
JunCTionS | so, veryhappy... do you know why it might be saying there is no state? I might be getting the numbers wrong, but I'm not sure how to get them right... | 15:54 |
Deepfriedice | Halite: what do you mean by "enable" | 15:54 |
Halite | veryhappy: I DID! | 15:54 |
betrayd | veryhappy i use a kill script ka.pl X | 15:55 |
Halite | Deepfriedice, 'make selectable' | 15:55 |
Halite | Deepfriedice, I want to use LibreOffice Database and Basic. | 15:55 |
veryhappy | betrayd: put it in a pastebin please | 15:55 |
veryhappy | JunCTionS: i don't know either but i also won't tell you something wrong :( | 15:55 |
JunCTionS | that's ok veryhappy... thanks for trying :) | 15:56 |
veryhappy | JunCTionS: yw | 15:56 |
pilsa | hi ... i have a problem with an application running on wine. it never made problems but suddenly i cant see it anymore. weired. the app starts, i can hear it making sounds, its there in the system monitor but i just cant see it on the desktop ... any idea? | 15:56 |
JunCTionS | I tried touching the "level" variable and it gives me "Permission denied" even in sudo | 15:56 |
bazhang | pilsa, wine apps help in #winehq | 15:56 |
pilsa | ok | 15:57 |
bazhang | also check the appdb pilsa | 15:57 |
bazhang | !appdb | pilsa | 15:57 |
ubottu | pilsa: The Wine Application DB is a database of applications and help for !Windows programs that run under !WINE: http://appdb.winehq.org - Join #winehq for application help | 15:57 |
Halite | Deepfriedice, I want to use LibreOffice Database and Basic. Clear enough? | 15:57 |
Halite | !window | 15:57 |
Halite | !windows | 15:57 |
ubottu | For discussion on Microsoft software, or help with same, please visit ##windows. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and /msg ubottu equivalents | 15:57 |
Deepfriedice | Halite: sortof, If there are installed they should show up in the "office" menu. | 15:58 |
veryhappy | Halite: libre office is not windows?! ok | 15:58 |
Halite | veryhappy, duh! | 15:58 |
Halite | !libreoffice | 15:58 |
ubottu | LibreOffice is a Free and open source office suite that includes word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, vector drawing and database components. To install: "sudo apt-get install libreoffice". User help available in #libreoffice. | 15:58 |
Halite | Deepfriedice, how can I install them? | 15:58 |
Deepfriedice | Halite: that they don't means something is odd with your menus | 15:58 |
Deepfriedice | ohh | 15:58 |
veryhappy | Halite: there we go! | 15:58 |
Deepfriedice | thats what you need | 15:58 |
utfans05 | Halite, its apt-get install libreoffice then press tab twice and see which one you want | 15:58 |
Deepfriedice | one sec | 15:59 |
betrayd | veryhappy: http://pastebin.ca/2375732 | 15:59 |
veryhappy | betrayd: thanks | 15:59 |
Halite | Deepfriedice, LibreOffice Basic doesn't show up, and Database is unselectable. | 15:59 |
methods | any reason squid3 was built without ssl support? | 15:59 |
Deepfriedice | What does 'sudo apt-get install libreoffice' do? | 16:00 |
utfans05 | Deepfriedice, that installs libreoffice... | 16:00 |
Deepfriedice | utfans05: I was asking for the output when Halite runs it... | 16:01 |
utfans05 | Deepfriedice, oh... you didnt specify that lol | 16:01 |
utfans05 | Deepfriedice, you just asked what it does... | 16:01 |
Halite | I'm installing libreoffice-base | 16:01 |
jacknight | does ubuntu 13.04 stay on CD or need DVD? | 16:02 |
Deepfriedice | What? | 16:02 |
Deepfriedice | okay | 16:02 |
bazhang | jacknight, dvd or usb stick | 16:02 |
jacknight | ok | 16:02 |
veryhappy | betrayd: i'm sorry dude, it doesn't seem to run :( | 16:02 |
OerHeks | methods, This is impossible right now for license reasons. Please see the discussion in http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=180886 for more information. | 16:03 |
ubottu | Debian bug 180886 in squid "Please provide GNUTLS support in Squid" [Wishlist,Open] | 16:03 |
veryhappy | betrayd: isn't there an easier way to kill the x server instead of a sh file? | 16:03 |
jacknight | 799MB on a DVD 4.7GB? | 16:03 |
bazhang | jacknight, or use a usb stick | 16:03 |
utfans05 | jacknight, the best way to install it is using a usb stick | 16:04 |
betrayd | veryhappy: some would stop dm <-- name your dm | 16:04 |
JunCTionS | veryhappy, nothing else was connected to the usbs so I just did "sudo -i" and then went echo suspend > /sys/bus/usb/devices/usb#/power/level on every # there was | 16:04 |
veryhappy | betrayd: kdm | 16:04 |
JunCTionS | I'm gonna try my local IT department to see if they have their go-to guys for this. it's still in warranty | 16:05 |
Bombo | hi | 16:05 |
JunCTionS | anyways, thanks guys! | 16:05 |
veryhappy | JunCTionS: that means it's already commented out | 16:05 |
betrayd | veryhappy: like i said, i just type ka.pl X and done | 16:06 |
jacknight | does ubuntu 13.04 full support nvidia gtx 550ti? | 16:06 |
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utfans05 | jacknight, i believe so but check with nvidia | 16:06 |
Bombo | does ubuntu have a recovery mode? in previous versions i got a menu at boot time, its gone now, just the ubuntu logo | 16:06 |
veryhappy | thanks guys | 16:06 |
utfans05 | Bombo, yes that menu is still there | 16:06 |
veryhappy | have to go | 16:07 |
veryhappy | see you | 16:07 |
k1l | Bombo: press left shift | 16:07 |
Bombo | utfans05: i dont see it | 16:07 |
jacknight | skype on linux is still 4.1? | 16:07 |
Bombo | k1l: ok i'll try | 16:08 |
sharpshooter | Bombo, its there in advanced boot options (similar) | 16:08 |
mark_ma | hi guys,are there anyone develop software using c language? | 16:08 |
pc_magas | jacknight, Yes do not expect quick feature updates only bugfixes. | 16:09 |
Bombo | sharpshooter: i dont see any menu at boot time, maybe when i press lshift | 16:09 |
pc_magas | mark_ma, I knwo C | 16:09 |
mark_ma | pc_magas:good,what kind of ide do you use in ubuntu | 16:09 |
pc_magas | mark_ma, I use gcc makefile and gedit | 16:10 |
pc_magas | but I want to try and learn Codeblocks | 16:10 |
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Bombo | pc_magas mark_ma : codelite is cool too | 16:10 |
mark_ma | pc_magas:have you used Anjuta | 16:11 |
Bombo | http://codelite.org/ | 16:11 |
pc_magas | mark_ma, nope | 16:11 |
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Bombo | has repos for ubuntu | 16:11 |
mark_ma | Bombo:thanks | 16:12 |
jacknight | which is best video player like mpc-hc for ubuntu? | 16:12 |
OerHeks | !best | 16:12 |
ubottu | Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 16:12 |
sharpshooter | Bombo, edit this file sudo gedit /etc/default/grub and search for this two lines GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0 GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=true replace it to GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=10 GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=false and run sudo update-grub | 16:12 |
Bombo | sharpshooter: ok thx | 16:13 |
XbladeCoder | why root login is disabled in ubuntu ? | 16:13 |
dakira | XbladeCoder: because it is insecure and you don't need it | 16:13 |
OerHeks | XbladeCoder, because ubuntu is build that way. | 16:14 |
OerHeks | !rootirc | 16:14 |
ubottu | It's not technically our business, but we'd like to tell you that IRC'ing as root is a Very Bad Idea (tm). After all, doing anything as root when root is not needed is bad, and especially bad with software that connects to the Internet. | 16:14 |
dakira | XbladeCoder: you can become root with "sudo -i" if you need to | 16:14 |
uvala | hello, when I install dchroot, I get a warning that the following packages cannot be authenticated: liblockdev1 schroot-common schroot dchroot should I say yes or no to install question? | 16:14 |
Bombo | next problem: where does unity or gnome or x or whatever that is save the screen resolution? there is no /etc/X11/xorg.conf ( i need to reset it ) | 16:14 |
sharpshooter | Bombo, hold the shift key during boot | 16:14 |
k1l | Bombo: there is no xorg.conf since ages | 16:15 |
k1l | Bombo: just use the driver | 16:15 |
Bombo | sharpshooter: hmmkay ;) | 16:16 |
dakira | Bombo: holding shift is not the answer you are looking for. | 16:17 |
dakira | Bombo: just go to the system settings and set your desired resolution. if you use the nvidia driver, use the nvidia settings tool. | 16:17 |
Bombo | dakira: ok but what if it wont start up at first... unity i mean | 16:19 |
Bombo | because of some bad settings for the grafics card or resolution that is not supported by the 'new' monitor | 16:19 |
anew | /etc/init.d/mysql restart this is not working to restart mysql ? | 16:20 |
Bombo | problem is: setup the resolution on a different monitor, now there is a monitor connected that doesn't support the res | 16:21 |
anew | got it | 16:21 |
llutz | anew: "sudo restart mysql" | 16:21 |
junctions | hey there, veryhappy and the other person who replied to my recent USB HDD question, thanks, after powering it down safely and connecting it to another computer the clicking sound was gone and it mounted automatically, probable culprit: bad USB extension. In any case I'm doing an rsync full backup onto a server immediately. | 16:21 |
dakira | Bombo: ah okay. well what kind of card do you have? | 16:22 |
anew | is mtop not available with apt-get ? | 16:23 |
llutz | !find mtop | anew | 16:23 |
ubottu | anew: Found: netpbm | 16:23 |
anew | sudo apt-get install netpbm | 16:23 |
anew | ? | 16:23 |
llutz | anew: whatis "mtop"? i doubt netpbm is what you're looking for | 16:24 |
anew | http://mtop.sourceforge.net/ | 16:24 |
Bombo | dakira: good question ;) | 16:24 |
llutz | anew: netpbm isn't | 16:24 |
anew | ok | 16:24 |
Bombo | isn't there a 'reset to defaults' command line? | 16:24 |
llutz | anew: releases 2004-09-13.... you don't want to use that | 16:25 |
Sheco | Ubuntu 13.04, when I have an app with multiple windows, clicking it in the taskbar only opens the last active window, can I make it open all the app's windows? | 16:25 |
Bombo | dpkg-reconfigure unity? | 16:25 |
anew | ok llutz | 16:25 |
wildc4rd | has anyone had any success getting Skype running under 13.04? | 16:25 |
Sheco | wildc4rd, yes i have. | 16:25 |
ezra-s | Sheco you can't open several windows at once, what exactly do you mean? | 16:26 |
Sheco | ezra-s: I have multiple terminals, switch to the browser, click on the terminal but only the last active terminal pops up. | 16:26 |
ezra-s | Sheco, I know what you mean, for that I use Super + S to show all desktops and go where the one I need is | 16:28 |
LuckySMack | i have a lenovo y580 laptop. and when running windows it can run for about 4 - 5 hours before the battery dies. when running ubuntu 13 it only lasts about 2. im thinking that ubuntu is not properly changing to integrate GFX card when its not being used, and in general using max resources. is anyone familiar with this? | 16:28 |
ezra-s | Sheco, don't know if there is a better way | 16:28 |
LuckySMack | normally windows only kicks on the full gfx card when i enable it. i have a radeon. | 16:29 |
ezra-s | Sheco, leave super key pressed and see if there is an option that suits you | 16:29 |
ezra-s | WTF is the Masculine key? | 16:30 |
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ezioa | can i ask a question? | 16:35 |
llutz | !ask | ezioa | 16:35 |
ubottu | ezioa: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 16:35 |
ezioa | llutz, that's all i wanted to know ... if i could ask a question | 16:35 |
ezioa | hahaha | 16:35 |
ezioa | sucker :p | 16:35 |
dakira | Bombo: the cmd line tool you want to use is xrandr. but that only works with opensource drivers or very new nvidia drivers | 16:36 |
ezioa | lol boredy bored | 16:36 |
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ezioa | oh geez ... sorry i interrupted all the talking that was going on ... i'm really just hear to help | 16:37 |
ezioa | here | 16:37 |
ePax | I'm on ubuntu 12.04 and i have thinkpad e130. Ssh connection on lan is very slow. Is there any way to troubleshoot it? It seems that wifi is very slow | 16:37 |
k1l | !guidelines > ezioa that includes !language too | 16:37 |
ubottu | ezioa, please see my private message | 16:37 |
lacrymology | I can't get pidgin to notify me on the messages icon on the taskbar near the clock when there's a message on IRC (as it *does* do when the message has `lacrymology:` or it comes from a PM system such as xmpp) | 16:37 |
lacrymology | I looked at #pidgin and pidgin plugisn already to no avail | 16:38 |
ezioa | lacrymology, what dm? | 16:39 |
lacrymology | hm.. not sure, how do I check that without logging out? | 16:39 |
ezioa | gnome | 16:39 |
ezioa | kde? | 16:39 |
ezioa | unity? | 16:39 |
lacrymology | ezioa: gnome, maybe unity. Pretty sure it's gnome | 16:39 |
ezioa | did you check under preferences? | 16:40 |
lacrymology | ezioa: WHAT preferences? | 16:40 |
lacrymology | ezioa: pidgin's? gnome's? | 16:40 |
ezioa | pidgin's | 16:40 |
MonkeyDust | lacrymology does have a launchbar on the left? | 16:40 |
MonkeyDust | it* | 16:40 |
lacrymology | MonkeyDust: yes it does | 16:40 |
ezioa | probably gnome or unity | 16:41 |
MonkeyDust | ezioa unity is a shell for gnome3 | 16:41 |
ezioa | which covers the "system tray" | 16:42 |
uvala | dear ubuntu support, anyone to help me with my little humble inquiry? | 16:43 |
k1l | !details | uvala | 16:43 |
ubottu | uvala: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 16:43 |
lacrymology | MonkeyDust, ezioa: I'm pretty sure it's gnome, anyways, where can I check this? | 16:44 |
lacrymology | I've activated pretty much every option in every notification pidgin plugin there is, this seems to be on the gnome side | 16:45 |
MonkeyDust | lacrymology use imagebin to show us a screenshot | 16:45 |
lacrymology | my window now shakes, blinks, and jumps to front, and the little ghost message notification popup appears, but I cannot get the freaking envelope to become blue | 16:46 |
betrayd | lacrymology: the icon in notify? | 16:47 |
betrayd | oh wait | 16:47 |
* MSUbuntu slaps Sven_vB around a bit with a large trout | 16:49 | |
* MSUbuntu slaps SushiDude around a bit with a large trout | 16:49 | |
* MSUbuntu slaps msx around a bit with a large trout | 16:49 | |
* ezioa breaks wind | 16:49 | |
k1l | MSUbuntu: please stop that in here | 16:50 |
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MonkeyDust | lacrymology http://i.imgur.com/3N5f6.jpg | 16:50 |
* MSUbuntu slaps k1l around a bit with a large trout | 16:50 | |
* MSUbuntu slaps k1l around a bit with a large trout | 16:50 | |
* MSUbuntu slaps k1l around a bit with a large trout | 16:50 | |
FloodBot3 | MSUbuntu: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 16:50 |
FloodBot1 | MSUbuntu: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 16:50 |
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lacrymology | MonkeyDust: it's unity, here http://imagebin.org/256827 is a screenshot, the left image is what I get when there's new messages not dirceted to me, the right image is what i want them to be. Notice the notification icon is blue, and the tab title is in blue as well (this is not important, but might be a clue) | 16:56 |
lacrymology | betrayd: yes | 16:57 |
lmat | I'm obviously not getting it :( How do I access man stat(2) ? | 16:57 |
lmat | freaking crap Simple as all get out and spelled out on man man. | 16:58 |
Pici | lmat: man 2 stat | 16:58 |
lmat | man [section] term | 16:58 |
lmat | Pici: Thanks. | 16:58 |
lmat | I had tried that but obviously with a different command that didn't work :( So I had moved on to man term [section]. Thanks again | 16:59 |
Pici | lmat: If it can't find that manpage/section you might need manpages-dev installed | 16:59 |
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betrayd | lacrymology: if its the icon IN the notify bubble, it probably lies in /usr/share/icons/ etc | 17:05 |
betrayd | you might have to dig through the subdirs | 17:06 |
Sheco_ | ezra-s, sorry I was away, so did you follow my issue about the window switching? | 17:09 |
reda | hi | 17:10 |
ezra-s | Sheco_, scroll up | 17:12 |
lacrymology | betrayd: wat? | 17:13 |
yashh | does backup store files while installing new ubuntu? | 17:13 |
F41L | Hey all.. question for you. Anyone know if there is a driver for the KillerNIC E2100 yet for linux? | 17:14 |
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utfans05 | F41L, im looking now | 17:16 |
F41L | <3 | 17:16 |
OerHeks | F41L, likely not, that E2100 nic is well known as not linux friendly. if there is a driver, i would have heard about it. | 17:17 |
F41L | OerHeks, I mean shoot, isn't it running embedded linux itself? | 17:17 |
utfans05 | F41L, There is not one that I could find in a quick search | 17:17 |
LuckySMack | I'm trying to install Ubuntu 13 on my laptop. Dual booting with win8.and on running the installer I get this error: busy box shell. Can not mount /dev/loop0 /cdrom/casper/filesystem.squashfs on //filesystem.squashfs | 17:18 |
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LuckySMack | But I am using a USB to install the system. I used the USB creator in Ubuntu to copy to the USB | 17:18 |
uvala | k1l, I have a problem with dchroot installation, I'm running Ubuntu version 12.04. When I try to install it, I get the following output: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/5642141/ , should I let it install these packages? | 17:20 |
whoever | hi all , i need som help with a grub2 entry my entry is showing up but the iso is not booting | 17:20 |
uvala | I see that k1l is not active, can anyone help me with my above-cited problem? | 17:22 |
whoever | http://pastebin.com/wQMAgF63 | 17:22 |
whoever | ^^ menuentry | 17:22 |
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konsgn_pi | why do I keep getting a Can't read local name on hci0: Connection timed out (110) | 17:27 |
konsgn_pi | it displays it as up and running | 17:27 |
konsgn_pi | but i cant see the name and i cant rename it | 17:27 |
Halite | !list | 17:28 |
ubottu | Halite: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ». | 17:28 |
Halite | lol? | 17:28 |
Halite | !bot | 17:28 |
ubottu | Hi! I'm #ubuntu'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 | 17:28 |
glitchd | hello everyone | 17:29 |
FAMAS | hello | 17:29 |
konsgn_pi | !bt_usb | 17:30 |
konsgn_pi | !search bt_usb | 17:30 |
ubottu | Found: | 17:30 |
xeon123 | how do I reinstall with apt-get | 17:31 |
trism | xeon123: for a single package: sudo apt-get install --reinstall packagename; | 17:32 |
glitchd | ^^ | 17:32 |
konsgn_pi | why do I keep getting a Can't read local name on hci0: Connection timed out (110) | 17:32 |
Halite | !package libreoffice-basic | 17:33 |
konsgn_pi | i can scam bt mac devices but i cant pair to them | 17:33 |
bazhang | Halite, /msg ubottu | 17:33 |
Halite | how do I install LibreOffice Basic? I got Base installed, but I want to install LibreOffice Basic now. | 17:33 |
Halite | pls be quick - it's near bedtime | 17:34 |
bazhang | Halite, apt-cache search term | 17:34 |
Deepfriedice | Halite: what is Libreoffice Basic? | 17:35 |
BluesKaj | Halite, use your software center to install packages , don't demand ppl to be quick , we're all volunterers here | 17:35 |
Halite | -.- I didn't want someone to start being mean to me blueskag | 17:36 |
Halite | (pun intended) | 17:36 |
bazhang | Halite, that is enough. be patient | 17:36 |
Halite | I CAN'T | 17:36 |
bazhang | !helpme | Halite | 17:37 |
ubottu | Halite: Avoid following your questions with a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !attitude | 17:37 |
Halite | !repeat | 17:37 |
ubottu | Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 17:37 |
BluesKaj | Halite, time to, learn for yourself , use the software center | 17:37 |
Halite | !attitude | 17:37 |
ubottu | The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines | 17:37 |
newcholby | does ubuntu not install a bootloader by default? | 17:39 |
newcholby | or did win8 screw it up? | 17:39 |
ezra-s | newcholby, win screwed it up prolly | 17:39 |
glitchd | yupyup | 17:39 |
utfans05 | newcholby did you install windows after linux or linux after windows? | 17:39 |
newcholby | bummerrrr ok i'm going to bed. will work on it tomorrow | 17:40 |
pythonirc1011 | when i run a command from command line it works. But when I put it in rc.local, it somehow does not work. Any ideas what could be wrong? | 17:40 |
newcholby | windows first, but i gave linux its own 100gig unpartitioned/raw whatever space | 17:40 |
glitchd | probably the format that your using to put it in the rc.conf | 17:40 |
Deepfriedice | newcholby: win8 screwed it up, but you can use a install disk to fix it. there should be a repair option which allows you to repair GRUB | 17:40 |
pythonirc1011 | glitchd: I'm putting the exact command in /etc/rc.local | 17:40 |
newcholby | Deepfriedice, ok i'll write that down. | 17:41 |
newcholby | almost 3am here. heheh bedtime | 17:41 |
newcholby | the install slides looked AWESOME. | 17:41 |
glitchd | pythonirc1011, hmmm.. | 17:41 |
newcholby | i'm going to see ubuntu from whe i played with it almot 10 years ago | 17:41 |
utfans05 | good luck newcholby | 17:41 |
newcholby | to now. it's going to blw me awy | 17:41 |
newcholby | night | 17:41 |
newcholby | i used to date a guy named ubuntu... just kidding i gave up trolling. | 17:41 |
newcholby | :P | 17:42 |
glitchd | newcholby, http://apcmag.com/how-to-dual-boot-windows-8-and-linux.htm | 17:42 |
newcholby | bookmarked... must.. go.. to.. bed.. | 17:42 |
glitchd | pythonirc1011, whats the command? | 17:42 |
glitchd | newcholby, later | 17:42 |
javier_ | Hi. I'm trying to install recoll plugin in synapse, but don't know if that even exist neither what is a branch or how to use bzr (trying to read this : https://code.launchpad.net/~pmarchwiak/synapse-project/recoll-plugin/+merge/133784). Someone can tell me if such thing is possible? | 17:43 |
glitchd | pythonirc1011, ...? | 17:44 |
Deepfriedice | glitchd: why would you use both BCD and GRUB? Just use GRUB. | 17:44 |
glitchd | Deepfriedice, i was just looking for something relevant to installing windows 8 and linux | 17:45 |
glitchd | Deepfriedice, honestly didnt read the whole thing.. | 17:45 |
glitchd | lol | 17:45 |
bhavesh | My steam updates half and mid way it says Fatal Error : Steam needs to be online to update. :( | 17:45 |
bhavesh | tried the answer on askubuntu | 17:45 |
glitchd | bhavesh, reinstall it? | 17:46 |
bhavesh | and my internet connection is fine too | 17:46 |
bhavesh | glitchd, hmm.. you mean delete .steam from home and reinstall steam? | 17:46 |
glitchd | bhavesh, yep | 17:46 |
bhavesh | glitchd, k :) | 17:46 |
glitchd | bhavesh, no promises that'll fix the problem, but its easy enough to do anyways and it just might fix the problem | 17:47 |
glitchd | bhavesh, make sure to delete the .steam folder after u remove it. then reinstall it | 17:47 |
bhavesh | glitchd, okay. | 17:47 |
glitchd | bhavesh, good luck | 17:48 |
bhavesh | ty | 17:48 |
glitchd | Deepfriedice, btw, with windows 8's secure boot i think it may be needed to install bcd and grub. bcd to manage grub and grub to manage which os to boot. | 17:50 |
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chopper79 | Have a PC question. I have been using the same ECS motherboards for a bit now and a standard 17" 4:3 monitor. I want to use a 16:9 monitor now and was wondering if any of you have a good motherboard and monitor combination that you have used. The reason for this is my motherboard and a 16:9 monitor dont jive together and the screen resolution is off. I have updated any driver that may be needed with no luck | 17:52 |
chopper79 | I have also tried 6 different monitors | 17:52 |
chopper79 | with no luck on screen reolution | 17:52 |
Deepfriedice | glitchd: Ahh, great. I take it this is Mircosofts commitment to convenience and progress showing? | 17:52 |
Deepfriedice | chopper79: why do you think the problem has anything to do with your motherboard? | 17:53 |
moppers | Deepfriedice, it's a known issue with the terribad onboard vga on some ecs boards | 17:53 |
glitchd | Deepfriedice, As part of its changes to decrease boot times, Win 8 actually loads in the background and the boot menu is more a formality: if you click to boot Windows 8, you’ll instantly be presented with the login screen; if you choose to load another operating system, your machine will reboot before loading into the other OS. | 17:54 |
wilee-nilee | !uefi | newcholby | 17:54 |
ubottu | newcholby: UEFI is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware, it is meant as a replacement for the BIOS. For information on how to set up and install Ubuntu and its derivatives on UEFI machines please read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI | 17:54 |
moppers | chopper79, ECS is a very cheap and often get issues like this at that price band: tomshardware or any of the other PC builder websites do good reviews of motherboards | 17:54 |
wilee-nilee | newcholby, The ubuntu forums has the uefi support. | 17:55 |
wilee-nilee | best* | 17:55 |
chopper79 | moppers- I will check there. Is there anything I can do to make the widescreens work on the ECS boards as I need to keep these puters cost down | 17:56 |
MartynKeigher | quick Q: whats the command to disable your friewall on ubuntu desktop? | 17:57 |
gmachine_24 | Greetings. I'm using 12.04LTS - how do I disable keypad while I'm typing on notebook? | 17:57 |
utfans05 | MartynKeigher, ufw disable | 17:58 |
MartynKeigher | great thanks | 17:58 |
ZynACK | I've forgotten the password to an account on a laptop, but I am signed into it (boots automatically). What file has the password stored in it so I can see it? | 18:04 |
sonofzeus | Hey there | 18:04 |
darthanubis | yo | 18:04 |
sonofzeus | how shall I configure my samsung built in audio to work with ubuntu? | 18:04 |
sonofzeus | Anyone? | 18:04 |
sonofzeus | I;m using a samsung tv as my monitor and I gotta make it work | 18:05 |
dhci | tried to compile a package known as libgda-5.0.3 using the --with-ui option but it can't find GTK | 18:05 |
dhci | does ubuntu include it because I already have libgtk2.0-dev installed | 18:06 |
Quest | how to install gtalk on ubuntu? | 18:07 |
uvala | so repeating the question :) k1l, I have a problem with dchroot installation, I'm running Ubuntu version 12.04. When I try to install it, I get the following output: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/5642141/ , should I let it install these packages? | 18:09 |
teslaa | Hi all | 18:10 |
jvelezc | hello | 18:10 |
jvelezc | I am cross compiling a kernel for arch and i need some help. | 18:11 |
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jvelezc | i am using ubuntu to cross compile it | 18:11 |
jvelezc | http://computingplugs.com/index.php/Building_a_custom_kernel | 18:11 |
jvelezc | i am stuck at : make -j4 ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=../arm-2008q3/bin/arm-none-eabi- uImage | 18:11 |
wilee-nilee | ZynACK, you can reset the password http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword | 18:12 |
jerry_ | looking for a version for eeepc 900, pointers, thanks | 18:12 |
ZynACK | wilee-nilee, We tried this but we needed the root password which we don't have. | 18:13 |
wilee-nilee | ZynACK, There is no root password unless you set one. | 18:14 |
ZynACK | Yeah maybe there was. | 18:14 |
wilee-nilee | ZynACK, Not from ubuntu you have to remember here. | 18:14 |
wilee-nilee | whether you made one | 18:15 |
jrib | !password | ZynACK | 18:15 |
ubottu | ZynACK: Forgot your password? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword What's the root password? See !sudo. Don't see *** in password prompts? That's normal. Sudo doesn't ask for your password? It remembers you for several minutes. Please use strong passwords, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/StrongPasswords | 18:15 |
jrib | ZynACK: once you gain access to the account with sudo you should reset the root password as well (or lock it according to the instructions in ubottu's !sudo factoid) | 18:16 |
tgm4883 | jrib, I don't think he's setting a root password | 18:16 |
athreya | hello, i've installed ubuntu in a dual boot along with windows 7 and am not able to load it now :( | 18:17 |
jrib | tgm4883: the link wilee-nilee gave has him use recovery mode but recovery mode will ask for the root password if one is set (he said he couldn't use recovery mode because it asks for a password) | 18:17 |
tgm4883 | ah I missed that part | 18:17 |
athreya | i used the install along with windows option during installation and can't access it now | 18:17 |
wilee-nilee | !details | athreya | 18:18 |
ubottu | athreya: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 18:18 |
athreya | 12.04 | 18:18 |
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athreya | When i turn on the computer it loads windows 7 without providing any boot options | 18:18 |
wilee-nilee | athreya, This an install of ubuntu from windows? | 18:18 |
athreya | no | 18:18 |
athreya | i did not install using wubi | 18:18 |
wilee-nilee | athreya, Do you have more than one HD? | 18:19 |
athreya | no just one but i partitioned it | 18:19 |
pc-moon | i wanna code for draw Chevron by opengl , can any one help me | 18:19 |
athreya | there was 35gb of free space | 18:19 |
athreya | which repartitioned during ubuntu installation | 18:20 |
athreya | ubuntu is now installed on a 5gb partition i suppose | 18:20 |
athreya | while there's an empty 30gb partition which is not detected in windows | 18:20 |
wilee-nilee | athreya, the easiest way to diagnose this is using the bootinfo summary on the bootrepair, run it only and post the url generated, use the live cd/usb. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair | 18:21 |
athreya | but i can't access ubuntu | 18:22 |
athreya | it automatically loads windows 7 | 18:22 |
wilee-nilee | use the live cd/usb. athreya read what is posted. | 18:22 |
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athreya | i need to install drivers to access the internet via the live cd/usb | 18:23 |
athreya | internet drivers which have only been installed on windows | 18:23 |
wilee-nilee | !nomodeset | athreya use this to boot the live. | 18:23 |
ubottu | athreya use this to boot the live.: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter | 18:23 |
athreya | appreciate the help | 18:24 |
athreya | i'lltry it and get back | 18:24 |
wilee-nilee | athreya, You will need either a booted live to fix this or supergrub to get in most likely, if everything is in order except grub not being in the mbr. However you could try easybcd. | 18:24 |
Quest | how to start google talk? iam following http://www.liberiangeek.net/2012/03/how-to-install-google-talk-plugin-in-ubuntu-11-10-oneiric-ocelot/ | 18:26 |
athreya | thank you, will get back to you wilee-nilee | 18:26 |
wilee-nilee | athreya, Cool. | 18:26 |
chro | Does ubuntu support multi-desktops anymore? | 18:26 |
wilee-nilee | Quest, What is the release you have installed? | 18:27 |
wilee-nilee | chro, Yes. | 18:27 |
dhci | is there a good tool for Ubuntu to create and edit SQL tables? | 18:27 |
chro | wilee-nilee, how? | 18:27 |
Quest | wilee-nilee, 12.10 i gue | 18:28 |
Quest | s | 18:28 |
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Quest | wilee-nilee, yes. 12.10 | 18:29 |
Quest | wilee-nilee, hello | 18:30 |
wilee-nilee | Quest, Your wget link is shown in a ppa so it should be correct, what is the problems you are having in detail. | 18:30 |
johnjohn101 | i compiled an application via ./configure, make, make install. it ended up in /usr/local which is fine. But i can't get it to show up in dash. Is there a way to do this? | 18:31 |
Quest | wilee-nilee, how to start the gtalk. it has been installed fine | 18:31 |
chro | wilee-nilee, when I press the hotKey+S I only see my 2 screens, not 2screens x 4 desktops | 18:32 |
neto | Olá | 18:32 |
wilee-nilee | Quest, Ah, not sure I have not used it, hopefully you will someone who has. | 18:32 |
neto | Alguem aí tem conhecimento em vindula | 18:32 |
neto | ? | 18:32 |
IdleOne | Quest: http://www.google.ca/talk/start.html | 18:33 |
wilee-nilee | chro, This unity? | 18:33 |
chro | wilee-nilee, exactly | 18:33 |
athreya | okay i installed easybcd | 18:33 |
athreya | and found that only windows 7 is listed | 18:33 |
chro | wilee-nilee, the multi-desktop button is not there anymore | 18:33 |
wilee-nilee | chro, I use the shell but messed with unity a couple of days ago, I believe on the right click on the desktop to mess with the background the unity panel tab has a click for the desktops shown. | 18:34 |
athreya | is there any way i can add linux to entry? | 18:34 |
rbticino | ciao | 18:35 |
rbticino | !list | 18:35 |
ubottu | rbticino: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ». | 18:35 |
chro | wilee-nilee, It has a button saying Organize desktops by name, but nothing happens. I think this is because I have 2 screens | 18:35 |
tgm4883 | chro, you're looking for workspaces? | 18:35 |
rbticino | !alias | 18:35 |
chro | tgm4883, yes | 18:35 |
Atlantic777 | !sis | 18:35 |
oDiafanos | Hello! I run ubuntu server x86 12.04.1 and mysql refuses to start. On reboot it hanged so i tried 2 different backups. Mysql refuse to start.error seems to be dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of mysql-server: | 18:35 |
oDiafanos | mysql-server depends on mysql-server-5.5; however: | 18:35 |
oDiafanos | Package mysql-server-5.5 is not configured yet. | 18:35 |
tgm4883 | chro, it's disabled by default in 13.04. | 18:36 |
chro | tgm4883, why is it disabled? | 18:36 |
tgm4883 | chro, go to System Settings > Appearance, click on the Behavior tab | 18:36 |
tgm4883 | chro, check "enable workspaces" | 18:36 |
tgm4883 | chro, IDK, probably because it didn't test well | 18:37 |
chro | tgm4883, do you use workspaces? | 18:37 |
chro | ok tgm4883 thanks | 18:37 |
MonkeyDust | oDiafanos try #ubuntu-server | 18:37 |
tgm4883 | chro, no i don't anymore | 18:37 |
tgm4883 | I used to | 18:37 |
oDiafanos | Thanks | 18:37 |
chro | tgm4883, ok thanks | 18:38 |
wilee-nilee | athreya, It has been awhile since I messed with easybcd but here is an image. https://farm5.static.flickr.com/4092/4837770782_3a66b24fd6_o.png | 18:38 |
Quest | IdleOne, i thought google talk was a messenger | 18:40 |
ZafPL | Hi, how can I debug kernel panic except using GDB, Kdump, crash and Backtrace? | 18:40 |
athreya | okay | 18:40 |
athreya | thank you | 18:40 |
athreya | again will get back to you and sorry for all the troubles | 18:40 |
athreya | i managed to add entry and now i'm getting this screen | 18:43 |
athreya | it says grub> | 18:43 |
wilee-nilee | athreya, Ah, sounds like grub was not installed correctly. You might just do a reinstall, or manually boot in and fix it or get supergrub to see if it will get you in to fix grub. | 18:45 |
Quest | how to install gtalk messenger on ubuntu? | 18:46 |
wilee-nilee | not being able to just boot the live cd/usb makes things more difficult is all. | 18:46 |
athreya | thank you wilee nilee | 18:47 |
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athreya | will come back tomorrow | 18:47 |
wilee-nilee | athreya, Cool, good luck. ;) | 18:48 |
ghostz | hi guys | 18:48 |
Xtreme | guys | 18:48 |
Xtreme | i am using lubuntu | 18:48 |
pushcx | I have a weird kb issue in x terminals and console - if I run 'sleep 5' and type 'ls<enter>' before that returns, it acts as if I typed 'ls<tab>' and shows completions. ANy ideas how to fix it? | 18:49 |
Xtreme | can you suggest me a graphical sytem monitor | 18:49 |
Xtreme | with network, disc etc etc | 18:49 |
pushcx | Xtreme: gkrellm | 18:49 |
bozonius | does Unity have a conventional "tray" on the panel? bacula-tray-monitor does not show up anywhere on the panel | 18:50 |
Xtreme | arm not what i am looking for pushcx . | 18:50 |
gmachine_24 | Greetings. I'm using 12.04LTS - how do I disable keypad while I'm typing on notebook? | 18:50 |
Xtreme | i am looking for something like task manager | 18:50 |
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Xtreme | or fedora system monitor | 18:50 |
bozonius | I'm on LTS 12.04 | 18:50 |
core4mac | fidel: hi | 18:54 |
stat_vi | Xtreme: gnome-system-monitor | 18:54 |
chopper79 | Will the GMA3150 graphic play a role in whether a widescreen monitor will work or not? | 18:55 |
wilee-nilee | gmachine_24I would look up your computer and locking that in ubuntu, there is not a generic answer I believe. | 18:56 |
john_doe_jr | when you copy two files with the same name to a directory what happens? | 18:56 |
OerHeks | john_doe_jr, easy to find out :-D | 18:57 |
llutz | john_doe_jr: 2nd overwrites 1st | 18:57 |
john_doe_jr | llutz: cool...thanks | 18:57 |
chopper79 | The reason I ask is I have an ECS motherboard with a GMA3150 Graphics set and another with GMA3600 and the GMA3600 will not pick up the widescreen monitor, but the GMA3150 picks it up with the proper screen resolutions. | 18:58 |
chopper79 | Both are ECS boards | 18:58 |
Xtreme | stat_vi, was installing that only.. | 19:00 |
Xtreme | can you please suggest me something for notification on lxde.. | 19:00 |
Xtreme | and theme? | 19:00 |
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hpuser4466 | How do I convert a bunch of images into a video file? | 19:05 |
hpuser4466 | ffmpeg doesn't seem to work for me. | 19:05 |
ezioadf | kino | 19:05 |
ezioadf | ? | 19:06 |
JackSprat | Need help with Ubuntu 10.04 LTR (I know it is old!). When I restart I just get a background image, no icons, menu bar etc. Can cntl + alt + F1 and am asked to sign in via the command line. Oddly I can still SSH into the computer and it is still severing my website. I have GNOME and GDE installed but they don't seem to start correctly. Suggestions? | 19:06 |
llutz | hpuser4466: http://rfc1149.de/index.php#2010-12-04 | 19:06 |
hpuser4466 | well i have about 1000 or so images, if kino can accept that many. | 19:06 |
wilee-nilee | JackSprat, I would just install 12.04, as of two days you will not get support here, or from ubuntu. | 19:08 |
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wilee-nilee | the desktop anyway | 19:09 |
JackSprat | wilee-nilee, I have a ton of legacy bioinformatics software on the computer and a lot of it isn't supported in newer versions | 19:09 |
JackSprat | i would prefer to repair this and then rescue data | 19:09 |
wilee-nilee | JackSprat, That is a bummer, however you are subject to the rules like everyone else is all. | 19:09 |
JackSprat | Dark humor indeed | 19:10 |
ezra-s | is there a way to see io load ? | 19:11 |
llutz | ezra-s: iotop, iostat | 19:12 |
ezra-s | llutz, thank you! | 19:13 |
wilee-nilee | JackSprat, Without any real details on the desktop issues o one can really help. | 19:16 |
wilee-nilee | no* | 19:16 |
JackSprat | Any suggestions were I should look for details? | 19:16 |
neopsyche | how do I install a webcam that wont work properly? | 19:17 |
neopsyche | (example.. im a noob( | 19:17 |
chaotix | hi... i made a webserver, and uploaded phpMyAdmin to it, but now i have to change the permissions of the folder... it is /var/www/admin,, when i try to access it from another computer on the network in a web browser it says 403 forbidden... dow do i change the permissions of it | 19:17 |
wilee-nilee | JackSprat, Your history leading to this would help. Is it a install you have direct access to or is it an online install...etc | 19:17 |
wilee-nilee | It showed the desktop then it didn't I assume what caused this | 19:18 |
Quest | which has more softwares in its repositories? debian or ubuntu? | 19:18 |
wilee-nilee | Quest, who knows. | 19:18 |
JackSprat | wilee-nilee, I directed installed it several years ago. It is 10.04.4. I just recently restarted it when MySQL crashed and now I just have a blank background that essentially runs headless | 19:19 |
JackSprat | no GUI at all | 19:19 |
tgm4883 | Quest, Ubuntu most likely | 19:19 |
wilee-nilee | JackSprat, That might help, it is beyond my skills really, I was just concerned you actually get help. ;) | 19:20 |
JackSprat | Thanks wilee-nille, I appreciate it! | 19:20 |
chaotix | more specifically, i know how to change the permissions... i can do it from the gui with nautilus, but what do i change the permissions to so that i can see them over the network with a browser | 19:20 |
wilee-nilee | If t were me I would install another desktop like lubuntu, easily removed or added. | 19:21 |
JackSprat | Do I just write 'sudo apt-get install lubuntu'? | 19:21 |
wilee-nilee | lubuntu-desktop however that is my method not necessarily the best idea. | 19:22 |
llutz | Quest: todays no1 of useless information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Linux_distributions#Package_management_and_installation | 19:22 |
wilee-nilee | or lxde-desktop | 19:22 |
neopsyche | webcam help anyone? | 19:22 |
chaotix | nvm i got it | 19:23 |
chaotix | www-data | 19:23 |
chaotix | thanks though | 19:23 |
chaotix | :) | 19:23 |
FloodBot3 | chaotix: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 19:23 |
FloodBot1 | chaotix: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 19:23 |
wilee-nilee | might just be lxde | 19:23 |
chaotix | i didnt flood | 19:23 |
wilee-nilee | don't use Enter as punctuation | 19:23 |
chaotix | ok | 19:23 |
wilee-nilee | the bot is sensitive on that issue, lol | 19:24 |
crankharder | if I cahnge /etc/hostname and reboot, 'hostname' returns (none) - why? | 19:24 |
chaotix | sorry about that, now i know | 19:24 |
Quest | llutz, wilee-nilee tgm4883 thx | 19:24 |
crankharder | fwiw, it hostname currently returns whats in /etc/hostname, only when i change it away from what it was originally | 19:24 |
kboodu | crankharder: Did you update /etc/hosts (for IP Address 127.0.0.x) as well? | 19:24 |
Quest | how to start gtalk when installation is done? | 19:25 |
crankharder | kboodu: i dont have the current hostname in /etc/hosts, just localhost pointing to 127.0.01 | 19:25 |
crankharder | 127.0.0.1 | 19:25 |
bekks | crankharder: You are using dhcp, dont you? | 19:25 |
OerHeks | crankharder, you need to change it in 2 places, /etc/hosts/ and /etc/hostname >> http://askubuntu.com/a/206703 | 19:26 |
crankharder | OerHeks: it's not in /etc/hosts to begin with | 19:26 |
kboodu | crankharder: you need to add it to /etc/hosts. With either it's IP Address or with 127.0.0.2 (or something else in 127.0.0.x) | 19:26 |
Quest | how to start gtalk (google-talkplugin) when installation is done? its a messenger. | 19:26 |
wilee-nilee | Quest, I have never used it, however it appears you need a client to use it. http://www.ubuntututorials.com/install-google-talk-ubuntu-12-04/ | 19:26 |
crankharder | bekks: no, static ip address | 19:27 |
Pici | Quest: I was under the impression that it just provided extra functionality to the web-based client. | 19:27 |
kboodu | crankharder: you can also ADD it to the 127.0.0.1 line, but some programs haven't liked it very much. | 19:27 |
Pici | Quest: also, if you are just looking for something that can interact with google talk, any jabber client will do. | 19:27 |
bekks | crankharder: Just add a line for your IP and yourr hostname. | 19:27 |
crankharder | i did, still not working | 19:28 |
Quest | Pici, wilee-nilee what will this do -> ? echo "deb http://dl.google.com/linux/talkplugin/deb/ stable main" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list.d/google-talk-$(lsb_release -sc).list && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install google-talkplugin i needed a messenger | 19:28 |
bekks | crankharder: Whats not working? | 19:28 |
kboodu | crankharder: In my case it was: 127.0.0.1 host.domain host localhost | 19:28 |
Quest | Pici, i need a similar gtalk messenger as windows have | 19:28 |
Pici | Quest: do you need video? | 19:28 |
Pici | Quest: and voice? | 19:28 |
wilee-nilee | Quest, That is the install and addition to the repos, beyond that I have never used it. | 19:29 |
Pici | Quest: if so, then google-talkplugin will work, but it is not a standalone client. | 19:29 |
zeep | what's this driver option exactly? Showed up after I added xorg edgers ppa. http://i.imgur.com/lsyfLB7.png | 19:30 |
Quest | Pici, yes | 19:31 |
Quest | Pici, how to start it once i have installed it? | 19:31 |
Pici | Quest: You don't. It provides extra functionality to the google talk client that exists within gmail. | 19:32 |
Pici | Quest: it is a browser plugin. | 19:32 |
Quest | Pici, so i open gmail inbox and the browser will auto integrate with the gtalk? | 19:33 |
Pici | Quest: yes. | 19:33 |
Quest | Pici, but it wont give me voice and video? | 19:33 |
Pici | Quest: It should. | 19:33 |
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Quest | Pici, for voice and video , what client is closest to the windows gtalk messenger? | 19:33 |
Pici | Quest: I don't know. I only use the browser. | 19:34 |
Quest | Pici, it WILL give me voice and video on browser based messenger? | 19:34 |
Pici | Quest: I just said it would like 3 times. | 19:34 |
Quest | Pici, wow. | 19:34 |
crankharder | ah, didn't like the "_" in my hostname | 19:39 |
xxMarcoxx | wich is the best download manager for ubuntu 13???? | 19:41 |
tgm4883 | crankharder, underscore isn't a valid character in a hostname | 19:41 |
xxMarcoxx | wich is the best download manager for ubuntu 13?? in your opinion?? | 19:42 |
k1l | xxMarcoxx: there is no "best". just use what fits your needs | 19:43 |
tgm4883 | !poll | xxMarcoxx | 19:43 |
ubottu | xxMarcoxx: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 19:43 |
crankharder | tgm4883: well i know that now :p | 19:45 |
tgm4883 | crankharder, yea it's a common misconception. It doesn't help that microsoft breaks the RFC and allows that | 19:46 |
* ashesofpain salutes the Ubuntu'ers | 19:48 | |
Romantic_Item | hello dear! | 19:50 |
Romantic_Item | anybody want to chat??? | 19:50 |
tgm4883 | !OT | Romantic_Item | 19:50 |
ubottu | Romantic_Item: #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! | 19:50 |
DJones | Romantic_Item: This is a support channel, not a general chat channel | 19:51 |
bozonius | my bacula-tray-monitor does not show up anywhere on the unity panel | 19:52 |
bozonius | any help would be appreciated, thanks | 19:52 |
texla | 12.04lts..Is there a way to center windows on the unity desktop | 19:53 |
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tgm4883 | texla, doesn't look like it. IDK if there is a setting for that if you edit the compiz settings | 19:55 |
texla | tgm4883, Possible in compiz but I want to stay away from compiz as I have to continue activating it from time to time | 19:57 |
transit441 | Hi could someone here help me with OpenVPN? | 19:57 |
transit441 | I have it set up and when I run service openvpn start and thenc heck with service openvpn status it is running | 19:57 |
transit441 | however I can't connect to it | 19:57 |
transit441 | my client isn't giving me an error -- it just doesnt connect | 19:58 |
dury | hi there channel :-) | 19:58 |
dury | http://paste.ubuntu.com/5642565/ | 19:58 |
transit441 | /var/log/openvpn shows this as an error: Options error: --server directive network/netmask combination is invalid | 19:58 |
dury | can't login in my local phpmyadmin :-( gessss someone to help please | 19:59 |
transit441 | why cant you login? | 20:00 |
transit441 | what error? | 20:00 |
bozonius | dury: maybe try the php or mysql channels? | 20:00 |
kaiyin | hi, is there a ppa for skype? | 20:01 |
dury | #1045 Cannot log in to the MySQL server | 20:01 |
transit441 | kaiyin: http://www.upubuntu.com/2012/06/how-to-install-skype-40-via-ppa-under.html | 20:01 |
bozonius | do I have voice here? Seems like no one can hear me on any channel | 20:02 |
transit441 | yea i can hear ya bozonius | 20:02 |
bozonius | phew | 20:02 |
bozonius | thanks | 20:02 |
bozonius | (just checking | 20:02 |
dury | transit441: #1045 Cannot log in to the MySQL server | 20:02 |
transit441 | hmm i dunno dur | 20:02 |
transit441 | dury | 20:02 |
transit441 | try mysql channel | 20:02 |
transit441 | or you could just reinstall mysql | 20:02 |
dury | transit441: how do I reinstall mysql server | 20:03 |
dury | transit441: dpkg reconfigure mysql-server | 20:03 |
Loshki | kaiyin: something like this? http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppa/canonical_partner | 20:04 |
transit441 | do an aptitude purge for me it and then apt-get install mysql-server && apt-get install mysql-client | 20:04 |
transit441 | i think those are the names | 20:04 |
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anew | guys is there anyway to see what mysql commands are being performed in real time | 20:05 |
dury | transit441: what's the command aptitude purge would u please exactly what to type in terminal | 20:06 |
kboodu | anew: You might try my_top (it's a perl script) | 20:06 |
kboodu | anew: Sorry, looks like it's mytop. It's available in CPAN. | 20:07 |
bozonius | anyone here familiar with the unity desktop? | 20:07 |
anew | best one ? | 20:07 |
dury | transit441: the command for aptitude purge... how is it? | 20:08 |
kboodu | !poll | anew | 20:08 |
ubottu | anew: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 20:08 |
transit441 | dury: sudo aptitude purge mysql | 20:08 |
dury | transit441: all right ... hang on | 20:08 |
compdoc | bozonius, I've heard of Unity | 20:10 |
bozonius | LOL | 20:10 |
bozonius | you know, compdoc, I am starting to think that people have dumped Unity for other (better?) desktops on Ubuntu | 20:10 |
bozonius | no one seems to have any answers about Unity | 20:10 |
bozonius | so I am guessing no one uses it or wants to know about it | 20:11 |
bozonius | or almost none | 20:11 |
dury | transit441: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5642601/ | 20:11 |
dury | transit441: maybe mysqld | 20:12 |
CarlFK | whats' the vnc client that gets installed on a stock ubuntu ? also does win termina server and some other remote control protocol | 20:12 |
oconnore | Hey ubuntu, how do I install multiarch (i386) packages without deleting my actual arch packages (x86_64)? | 20:12 |
oconnore | I want to cross compile for i386 | 20:13 |
transit441 | dury: try mysql* | 20:13 |
dury | transit441: ok | 20:13 |
oconnore | When I type apt-get install <package>:i386 it tries to remove gcc | 20:13 |
semitones | Question for all: Is there a way to tell apt, "which packages have I installed from a ppa?" | 20:13 |
semitones | *ask apt | 20:13 |
MonkeyDust | oconnore you need ia32-libs-multiarch | 20:14 |
dury | transit441: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5642613/ | 20:15 |
oconnore | MonkeyDust: I have that | 20:15 |
oconnore | MonkeyDust: ia32-libs-multiarch:i386 is already the newest version. | 20:16 |
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dury | transit441: how do I purge & remove it | 20:17 |
transit441 | dury: purging it does remove it | 20:18 |
oconnore | If it helps, libftdi-dev:i386 is the package that I need | 20:18 |
transit441 | Could someone help me with OpenVPN? I have it set up and when I run service openvpn start and thenc heck with service openvpn status it is running however I can't connect to it. /var/log/openvpn shows this as an error: Options error: --server directive network/netmask combination is invalid | 20:18 |
dury | transit441: how do I know it's removed already? | 20:19 |
transit441 | should say | 20:20 |
transit441 | copy/paste what happened after u issued the purge command | 20:20 |
troulouliou_dev | hi since i migrated to 13.04; when i unplug and then plug back the ethernet cable ; my card is not set to up state | 20:20 |
troulouliou_dev | and i need to reboot the computer | 20:20 |
semitones | can I run "apt-get dist-upgrade" to be just like update manager? | 20:20 |
iceroot | semitones: yes | 20:20 |
transit441 | dist upgrade will upgrade you from like 12.04 to 12.10 etc semitones | 20:21 |
iceroot | transit441: no | 20:21 |
transit441 | no? | 20:21 |
iceroot | transit441: no | 20:21 |
Pici | !dist-upgrade | transit441 | 20:21 |
ubottu | transit441: A dist-upgrade will install new dependencies for packages already installed and may remove packages if they are no longer needed. This will not bring you to a new release of Ubuntu, see !upgrade if that is your intention. | 20:21 |
kboodu | troulouliou_dev: Will "sudo service network restart" solve your problem? | 20:21 |
transit441 | upgrade is for packages right? | 20:21 |
transit441 | !upgrade | 20:21 |
ubottu | For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade | 20:21 |
dury | transit441: sudo aptitude purge mysql* ? | 20:21 |
transit441 | should do it | 20:21 |
dury | transit441: as before? | 20:21 |
iceroot | transit441: upgrade and dist-upgrade will both update the packages to the latest version (for the ubuntu release you are using) but dist-upgrade is also chaging dependencies | 20:22 |
transit441 | iceroot: so whats the difference between apt-get upgrade and dist-upgrade | 20:22 |
MonkeyDust | dury use apt-get, not aptitude | 20:22 |
transit441 | ah | 20:22 |
Pici | transit441: ubottu just explained it as well. | 20:22 |
transit441 | yea i get it now | 20:22 |
transit441 | iceroot made more sense | 20:22 |
semitones | transit441, i believe dist-upgrade differs from upgrade in that it installs all installable packages, and attempts to intelligently handle dependencies, whereas "upgrade" doesn't install things like kernel upgrades for some reason. | 20:22 |
Pici | semitones: A dist-upgrade will install new dependencies for packages already installed and may remove packages if they are no longer needed. | 20:22 |
dury | transit441: sudo apt-get purge mysql* then? | 20:23 |
utfans05 | actually dist-upgrade handles some of the bigger things. alot of those things require restarts to work correctly | 20:23 |
iceroot | semitones: a kernel update will install a new package, because you have a meta-package installed called linuxc-generic-image and that metapackage will pull a new package for each kernel, that is done with dist-upgrade | 20:23 |
iceroot | utfans05: dist-upgrade has nothing to do with bigger things or restarts | 20:23 |
transit441 | dury: ask MonkeyDust. I use aptitude when I do purges but he probably has some sort of reason for apt-get | 20:23 |
semitones | thanks pici and iceroot -- I understand much better now! | 20:23 |
transit441 | so iceroot should you do dist-upgrade regularly? | 20:24 |
transit441 | i remember i did it like a year ago and a ton of things broke | 20:24 |
transit441 | so ive always avoided it | 20:24 |
transit441 | i thought it upgraded from 12.04 to 12.10 | 20:24 |
iceroot | transit441: always use dist-upgrade to get the latest security fixes, with upgrade you will miss some updates | 20:24 |
junixbr | hi there | 20:24 |
semitones | transit441, if you just do "apt-get upgrade" you'll sometimes see "the following packages have been held back:" in your terminal | 20:24 |
junixbr | anybody knows about a launch pad problem? | 20:25 |
junixbr | cannot access ppa... | 20:25 |
iceroot | junixbr: #launchpad | 20:25 |
Pici | junixbr: your own ppa? | 20:25 |
troulouliou_dev | can i use my ubuntu one accoutn to log in on askubuntu ? | 20:27 |
bwat47 | troulouliou_dev, I think so | 20:27 |
troulouliou_dev | bwall, askubuntu is from canonical ? | 20:27 |
anass | I want to know how to install a Wi-install cd key | 20:28 |
troulouliou_dev | bwat47, askubuntu is from canonical ? | 20:28 |
junixbr | Pici, any ppa | 20:28 |
Pici | junixbr: what release of Ubuntu are you running? | 20:28 |
junixbr | 13 | 20:28 |
Pici | If you provide a pastebin of the error(s) that you are getting, someone here should be able to help you. | 20:29 |
dhci | can Ubuntu do a little better with a more recent libgtk? I'm running precise penguin release and it has v2.0 and the more modern one is like v3.5 or v3.6, which has dependencies on a bunch of things. | 20:29 |
jrib | !sru | dhci | 20:29 |
ubottu | dhci: Stable Release Update information is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates | 20:29 |
jrib | dhci: precise was released in april 2012 | 20:29 |
dhci | ok thanks jrib going for it now | 20:29 |
bwat47 | troulouliou_dev, its not canonical's site, but canonical sanctions it and works with them: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Askubuntu | 20:29 |
bwat47 | troulouliou_dev, Ask Ubuntu has received help from Canonical Ltd, which has allowed the site to use their trademark. Canonical Ltd has also helped in the designing of the site, ensuring that Ask Ubuntu's theme follows the Ubuntu brand guidelines.[12] | 20:30 |
troulouliou_dev | bwat47, this is the official forum ? | 20:30 |
genii-around | troulouliou_dev: askubuntu is not a Canonical property, it is owned and run by stackoverflow.com | 20:31 |
dhci | jrib well they don't mention gtk but I guess yeah I'm on a long term release. It seems both gnome and kde use gtk libraries I thought one favored it more than the other | 20:31 |
troulouliou_dev | genii-around, ok | 20:31 |
jrib | dhci: once a release is made it only receives security updates | 20:31 |
junixbr | "Cannot access PPA (https://launchpad.net/api/1.0/~gwendal-lebihan-dev/+archive/cinnamon-stable) to get PPA information, please check your internet connection." | 20:31 |
jrib | (mostly) | 20:31 |
junixbr | Pici, "Cannot access PPA (https://launchpad.net/api/1.0/~gwendal-lebihan-dev/+archive/cinnamon-stable) to get PPA information, please check your internet connection." | 20:31 |
troulouliou_dev | genii-around, but the ubuntu one account is part of a sso strategy that should cover all ubuntu services right ? | 20:32 |
MonkeyDust | junixbr contact the maintainer of the ppa, i guess | 20:32 |
junixbr | ok | 20:32 |
junixbr | MonkeyDust, webupd8team also I have problem to access | 20:33 |
greenarrow | I need help, using a VM (VMware Workstation) for ubuntu i see resolution 1920x1200 but i need 1920x1080 | 20:36 |
junixbr | I know my problem | 20:37 |
junixbr | I found it | 20:37 |
junixbr | is my proxy ca certificate | 20:37 |
MonkeyDust | junixbr can you ping an ip address, but not surf to a url? if so, it's a dns issue | 20:38 |
acoleman1981 | hello everyone | 20:39 |
junixbr | MonkeyDust, I can access the address by browser | 20:39 |
junixbr | normally | 20:39 |
MonkeyDust | junixbr in what way can you not access webupd8team? | 20:40 |
junixbr | in my google chrome | 20:40 |
junixbr | =) | 20:40 |
MonkeyDust | junixbr you mean the google chrome browser? if so, use chromium-browser | 20:42 |
junixbr | man, doesn't matter which browser, is working by firefox | 20:43 |
junixbr | I need to figure out how to install a ca certificate in apt-get | 20:43 |
MonkeyDust | junixbr you lost me | 20:43 |
junixbr | =) probably | 20:43 |
d10n | Is there a nice GUI control panel where I can disable the default ctrl+alt+r shortcut? | 20:44 |
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junixbr | apt-get install ca-certificates | 20:47 |
junixbr | cp cacert.pem /usr/share/ca-certificates | 20:47 |
junixbr | dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates =) | 20:47 |
acovrig | I am getting ~1/2 the battery life I should, and my CPU is ~50 degrees hotter than it should be just sitting, I'm only using 3% CPU, can I disable hyperthreading and/or turbo mode and cool things down? | 20:56 |
bwat47 | acovrig, in my experience laptop heat issues in linux are usually something video card related, ubuntu has cpu frequency scaling enabled by default already. I doubt disabling hyperthreading would cool down the cpu at all in any case, and turbo only goes into effect under high cpu load so I doube thats increasing your temps at 3% cpu usage. Does your laptop have a dedicated video card? | 20:59 |
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anew | i'm confused is httpd.conf where i put my vhost, or is that what is is in sites-available ? | 21:04 |
genii-around | anew: sites-available | 21:06 |
anew | so httpd.conf is no longer in use ? | 21:06 |
Pricey | anew: All of the config files are the same. You can put it wherever you want and it'll still work. However... the idea with sites-available/sites-enabled is that you separate out each bit of your server into it's own config file. | 21:06 |
anew | hmmm | 21:06 |
Pricey | anew: httpd.conf then gets reserved for the defaults etc. | 21:06 |
anew | ok and all config files are apache2.conf, sites-available, httpd.conf ... anything esle ? | 21:07 |
asdf2345 | hi | 21:08 |
tjbiddle | What's a stable & secure source for a repository hosting the most recent nginx package? | 21:09 |
tjbiddle | For precise | 21:09 |
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acovrig | bwat47, yes, and what you say makes sense (heat location and cpu load (3%) in conjunction with the heat), can I tone my GPU down? | 21:10 |
mikunos | Buona sera | 21:11 |
mikunos | come va? | 21:11 |
DJones | !it | mikunos | 21:11 |
ubottu | mikunos: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 21:11 |
asdf2345 | tjbiddle: u can check nginx dor org for repos | 21:11 |
wilee-nilee | tjbiddle, An answerable question you definition of stable may be different than another's. The main repos would be closest to this though | 21:12 |
wilee-nilee | your* | 21:12 |
tjbiddle | wilee-nilee: asdf2345: Found it - :) deb http://nginx.org/packages/mainline/ubuntu/ precise nginx Thanks! | 21:13 |
wilee-nilee | tjbiddle, I see it in synaptic, not sure if t is the same probably. | 21:14 |
asdf2345 | wilee-nilee: how can i figure out what kind of tool or pckgs i need when i try to make a game which i have the game's file | 21:15 |
asdf2345 | sorry for mistke not make a game play a game | 21:16 |
fridaya | We evolved from monkeys | 21:16 |
wilee-nilee | asdf2345, NO idea I'm not a gamer. | 21:16 |
asdf2345 | wilee-nilee: ok thnk | 21:17 |
Xavierg2003 | Does anyone know how to open up the lists that your software center draws from? I have a Ps1 Emulator but everytime I download a game it doesn't seem to download the CD image. | 21:17 |
frdmn | lumberjackass: yoyo | 21:18 |
wilee-nilee | asdf2345, If you want help here the norm is to detail your problem and wait for responses, normally if someone random asks me I just put them in ignore. | 21:18 |
fridaya | The big bang created all | 21:19 |
asdf2345 | ok thnks for info. im new here as i got it | 21:19 |
k1l | !ot | fridaya | 21:19 |
ubottu | fridaya: #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! | 21:19 |
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Xavierg2003 | Does anyone know how to open up the lists that your software center draws from? I have a Ps1 Emulator but everytime I download a game it doesn't seem to download the CD image? I am not sure what I am doing wrong but it must be something? | 21:20 |
fridaya | Xavierg2003: games are illegal to get. So you either need your own disk or get iso illegally | 21:20 |
Xavierg2003 | fridaya: What if someone has them on a windows computer can I just transfer them over to ubuntu? | 21:21 |
Ejdesgaard | Hi, How do I change the maximize,minimize and close button, so they get back where they belong? | 21:21 |
wilee-nilee | Ejdesgaard, And where do they belong? | 21:22 |
Ejdesgaard | wilee-nilee: where they use to be... in the top right of the window | 21:22 |
fridaya | We all share DNA with fish | 21:22 |
wilee-nilee | Ejdesgaard, I think you can do it with dconf-editor, not sure I do not use unity and to switch there I used ubuntu tweak | 21:23 |
k1l | Xavierg2003: ask the emulator guys for support. that is not ubuntu specific | 21:23 |
Xavierg2003 | Is there a channel for that? | 21:23 |
Xavierg2003 | k1l: is there a channel for that? | 21:24 |
asdf2345 | Ejdesgaard: i can offer u a programme for your problem but i think you are asking about how can i change manually, right? | 21:24 |
k1l | Xavierg2003: see the softwares manual and homepage for further info | 21:24 |
Ejdesgaard | asdf2345: I expected to find an option for it under system settings... | 21:24 |
Xavierg2003 | K1l: Really? | 21:25 |
Ejdesgaard | i'l install dconfg editor... but it's a surprice that there aparently isn't an option for that setting in system settings, since afaik only ubuntu place the buttons to the left | 21:27 |
iBelieve | I'm trying to compile a KDE application using CMake, and I'm getting errors about Qt compiled without support for -fvisibility=hidden (http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/5642833/). It worked fine last night, and the only thing I did today was install Unity Next on the desktop. Could this have messed things up? If so, how do I uninstall it? | 21:28 |
iBelieve | I'm on Ubuntu 13.04, not Kubuntu, if that matters. | 21:28 |
asdf2345 | Ejdesgaard: i checked it but it does not help you like u said. | 21:29 |
wilee-nilee | Ejdesgaard, It has been this way for awhile, you are only surprised as you are uninformed, ths is an easy fix. | 21:29 |
wilee-nilee | iBelieve, You are trying to compile a weather app? | 21:31 |
Ejdesgaard | wilee-nilee: I was informed what the default setting is in ubuntu, but I was also expecting that it would be a point-n-click task to change it, without having to install "random" stuff | 21:32 |
iBelieve | wilee-nilee, Yes, my own app I've been working on. | 21:32 |
Ejdesgaard | i'm looking in gconf-editor, but can't find the setting... i'm following http://www.sudo-juice.com/move-minimize-maximize-and-close-buttons-ubuntu/ | 21:32 |
iBelieve | wilee-nilee, This isn't a problem with my app though, as far as I know, since it worked fine last night and now refuses to build. | 21:33 |
wilee-nilee | Ejdesgaard, metacity is not part of unity is all, however I have seen links claiming this fix for 12.04. | 21:34 |
wilee-nilee | iBelieve, Not sure of any answer, it just seemed like a long way around. | 21:34 |
iBelieve | wilee-nilee, what do you mean, "a long way around"? | 21:35 |
johnjohn101 | i saw that there is an app in the software center that compiles kde from their repositiories. how well does it work? | 21:35 |
wilee-nilee | iBelieve, You had not said that this was your build, to get just a weather app compiling seems strange is all. | 21:36 |
johnjohn101 | i wanted to mess around with kde 4.10.3 | 21:36 |
wilee-nilee | iBelieve, At least for me but I don't compile or write code. | 21:37 |
OerHeks | iBelieve, likely your "Unity Next" install messed up. | 21:37 |
iBelieve | OerHeks, I think it did, maybe due to Qt5/Qt4 stuff. Do you know of a way to uninstall it? | 21:38 |
anew | https://gist.github.com/anonymous/8cee862eab2d87e2e891 i'm getting 'bad flag deliminators' from this, anyone know why? | 21:38 |
OerHeks | iBelieve, how did you install ? tru a PPA? | 21:38 |
wilee-nilee | iBelieve, This website gives you full de package lists in messing around you might check there, depends on how you installed unity and if you have picked at it removing or adding stuff. http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/ | 21:39 |
SolarisBoy | anew: check that your syntax is accurate [R=402,L,R] | 21:40 |
SolarisBoy | *404 | 21:40 |
iBelieve | OerHeks, From these instructions: http://unity.ubuntu.com/getinvolved/development/unitynext/. Internally, it looks like it added PPAs and other dependencies. It doesn't seem to have any instructions to remove it. | 21:40 |
wilee-nilee | playing around* | 21:40 |
Ejdesgaard | asdf2345: wilee-nilee do I have to use http://ubuntu-tweak.com/ to fix it? | 21:40 |
wilee-nilee | Ejdesgaard, That will work yeah. | 21:40 |
SolarisBoy | anew: try without specifying the type of redirect and see if that works - i suspect it doesn't like the equal sign within the brackets | 21:40 |
wilee-nilee | add the ppa | 21:40 |
OerHeks | iBelieve, not a ppa, so ppa-purge would not help. | 21:41 |
anew | it was the space in the flag, but still not working | 21:41 |
SolarisBoy | not working as in - your still getting the same error? or your redirect is not functioning as expected? | 21:41 |
SolarisBoy | whitespace/odd character fixed should resolve the flag syntax issue | 21:41 |
iBelieve | OerHeks, It says that the command internally added ppa:phablet-team/desktop-deps. Don't know what else it did, though. | 21:42 |
asdf2345 | Ejdesgaard: i thnik tweak cant help u if i got u right | 21:42 |
anew | solarisboy not working as in rewrite is not working, no errors now | 21:42 |
anew | i have this in my vhost file | 21:42 |
iBelieve | OerHeks, would #ubuntu-touch be a better place to ask about uninstalling it? | 21:42 |
iBelieve | wilee-nilee, Thanks, I'll look at that. | 21:42 |
SolarisBoy | anew: ahh thats what i suspected - without your logging turned up or present in the post - i would generally say check that | 21:43 |
anew | ok, to enable rewritelog is that in apache2.conf ? | 21:43 |
asdf2345 | if u mean resize buttons on your windows u have to deal with the terminal cods | 21:43 |
SolarisBoy | anew: but the regex does look odd in the sense of what are you attempting to look for exactly? ^[^.] (something that begines with anything)? | 21:43 |
anew | yeah i'm trying to 404 sub.sub.site.com | 21:44 |
asdf2345 | but if u mean remove buttons then i can offer u a simple solution which is in ubuntu software center | 21:44 |
asdf2345 | *re-move | 21:44 |
SolarisBoy | anew .+\.site\.com$ unless your really only looking for subdomains 3 levels deep or so - but sure the apache2.conf is where you can turn the Redirect logging up | 21:45 |
wilee-nilee | iBelieve, asdf2345 http://imagebin.org/256864 | 21:45 |
SolarisBoy | anew: you can keep the initial ^ for anchoring if you'd like - AFAIK the extra stuff if just extra =) | 21:45 |
SolarisBoy | anew: or you can probably create some sort of character class and use a multiplier on that to clean it up - not really sure - but start by looking at your log output as to things are matching or not | 21:46 |
anew | solarisboy i'm only looking for subdomains 3 levels deep | 21:46 |
Ejdesgaard | asdf2345: I want to have maximize, minimize and close moved from the upper left corner of the windows, to where everyone else(except i*) have them placed, in the upper right corner, in the orderr of maximize, minimize, close :) | 21:46 |
asdf2345 | sorry i was misunderstood but wilee-nilee helped u i thnik | 21:47 |
zykotick9 | Ejdesgaard: see if "/msg ubottu controls" still applies? | 21:47 |
anew | getting rewrite log now | 21:47 |
CarlFK | is there a command line tool that will upload an image to an image host and show me the URL? | 21:48 |
wilee-nilee | Ejdesgaard, Sorry meant this for you in your question on ubuntu tweak. http://imagebin.org/256864 | 21:49 |
wilee-nilee | can be done in unity-tweak or dconf-editor I think, not sure I don'y use unity. | 21:50 |
wilee-nilee | don't | 21:50 |
Ejdesgaard | wilee-nilee: what DE are you using? | 21:51 |
derp | sup | 21:52 |
wilee-nilee | Ejdesgaard, The gnome-shell | 21:53 |
wilee-nilee | tweaked a bt | 21:53 |
wilee-nilee | bit* | 21:53 |
Ejdesgaard | wilee-nilee: is that setup also under the lts ? | 21:58 |
wilee-nilee | Ejdesgaard, Yes it is the gnome 3 desktop. | 21:58 |
Ejdesgaard | then i'l try gnome3 :) | 21:59 |
wilee-nilee | Ejdesgaard, Installed as gnome-shell this also adds a pseudo gnome 2 fallback de. | 21:59 |
Ejdesgaard | wilee-nilee: interesting | 21:59 |
wilee-nilee | Ejdesgaard, The gnome shell though only has a close button, you can add the minimize and maximize using the gnome-tweak tool and add extensions. | 22:00 |
netlar | Is there suppose to be a start up sound when you boot up with Ubuntu? | 22:02 |
wilee-nilee | Ejdesgaard, I use a number of the extensions here as well like the topbar hide and others. https://extensions.gnome.org/ | 22:02 |
bekks | netlar: Nope. | 22:02 |
Ejdesgaard | wilee-nilee: are these extensions and tweaks saved in ~/.gnome* ? | 22:02 |
Dr_Willis | Hmm | 22:03 |
wilee-nilee | Ejdesgaard, saved in /home/user/.local/share | 22:03 |
netlar | There used to be right, in earlier versions? | 22:03 |
bekks | netlar: Never heard one. | 22:03 |
Ejdesgaard | wilee-nilee: can I use ubuntu one to sync the extensions and tweaks between 2 computers? | 22:03 |
wilee-nilee | Ejdesgaard, ubuntu one just syncs files as far as I know not the OS. | 22:04 |
Ejdesgaard | wilee-nilee: yea, it sync files, I just wonder if it can sync /home/user/[whatever I want to sync] | 22:06 |
Sashmo_ | anyone have an idea why vlc wouldnt open a UDP unicast in linux, but it opens in windows?? | 22:06 |
iBelieve | Is there any way to remove all changes apt-get ran today? I basically need to undo everything that got installed today. | 22:08 |
wilee-nilee | iBelieve, /var/log/dpkg.log will show your work. | 22:11 |
Dr_Willis | I dont think theres an easy way to rollback like that. | 22:11 |
wilee-nilee | true picking at it is a good way to brick it. | 22:12 |
Dr_Willis | well.. break it.. ;) bricking means somthing totally differnt to me. | 22:12 |
utfans05 | i agree Dr_Willis bricking would make the computer as useful as a brick... | 22:13 |
Dr_Willis | Used to mean throwing a brick at somthing. ;) but these kids and their fancy new slang... get off my lawn! | 22:13 |
wilee-nilee | Dr_Willis, Yeah, break would be the proper term | 22:13 |
wilee-nilee | lol | 22:13 |
johnjohn101 | i'm running kdesrc-build, do i need to do anything else to boot into kde? this is on 13.04 | 22:14 |
iBelieve | wilee-nilee, Does that show the same as Software Center? There is a lot less extra info in Software Center, so if I have to do it manually, I'd rather do that | 22:14 |
wilee-nilee | iBelieve, YOu have done some things you have not explained completely. For example adding unity, really if you want help here and the safety of correct resetting if even possible you have to give exact details. | 22:15 |
wilee-nilee | personally I can peck at the OS but I have clones if completely break it and have been using t for 5 years some some experience. | 22:17 |
wilee-nilee | s/I/so | 22:17 |
asdf2345 | iBelieve: u can check here http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/debian-26/how-do-i-get-apt-get-to-completely-uninstall-a-package-237772/ why im suggesting this page u can understand if u check it | 22:17 |
wilee-nilee | thats 2004, lol | 22:19 |
asdf2345 | so? are basic commands going change in years? | 22:19 |
Dr_Willis | basic commands have been the same for decades | 22:20 |
Dr_Willis | but what basic commands are you refering to?> ;) | 22:21 |
Jamiem93 | Could I have some help please? | 22:21 |
veryhappy | Jamiem93: help on what? | 22:21 |
Jamiem93 | I installed vbox but i keep getting a kernal error. | 22:21 |
Jamiem93 | i have no idea what to do, the error is 1908. | 22:22 |
veryhappy | Jamiem93: first of all you mean virtualbox right? | 22:22 |
Jamiem93 | i uninstalled and reinstalled the virtualbox-dkms. | 22:22 |
Jamiem93 | yes. | 22:22 |
veryhappy | good then write it in the future | 22:22 |
nrdb | can you create a something like a soft link, but have it with different owner/permissions from the original file? | 22:22 |
asdf2345 | like purge remove or reinstall deinstall | 22:22 |
Jamiem93 | any ideas? | 22:23 |
veryhappy | if you would just look up for virtualbox 1908 then you'd also get some solutions i guess | 22:23 |
wilee-nilee | asdf2345, Not all configs or dependencies are always removed with purge however. | 22:23 |
veryhappy | Jamiem93: here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1163811 | 22:23 |
Jamiem93 | i tried them. | 22:23 |
veryhappy | Jamiem93: this is just one document i just found | 22:24 |
Dr_Willis | bbl | 22:24 |
Jamiem93 | i tried the suggestions from that thread. | 22:24 |
Jamiem93 | same problem. | 22:24 |
GunArm1 | whats the standard way of updating your kernel? apt-get dist-upgrade? | 22:24 |
asdf2345 | wilee-nilee: yes and for their solutions the link ( what i send before) is helping about it if you scroll down a bit more | 22:24 |
veryhappy | GunArm1: who do you mean? | 22:24 |
nrdb | GunArm1, yew | 22:24 |
nrdb | GunArm1, yes | 22:25 |
xubuntu | hello | 22:25 |
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Guest91260 | hey yall | 22:25 |
wilee-nilee | asdf2345, On simple removes that all works generally, however a full de install and no real detail it is all moot to be honest as good help. | 22:25 |
veryhappy | !ask | 22:26 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 22:26 |
veryhappy | does anyone of you understand this configuration of ViewPortin and ViewPortout? I simply don't get it, please simplify it for me, thank you. | 22:26 |
Guest91260 | just installed Xbuntu on a windows machine and noticed that my processor fan is working more often since that | 22:27 |
Guest91260 | any thought? | 22:27 |
mojtaba | Hi, I am using libre office 4, does anybody know how can I have automatic spell checking in it activated? | 22:27 |
Guest91260 | hi mojtaba | 22:27 |
mojtaba | Guest91260: Hi | 22:27 |
Guest91260 | i recommend using MS office | 22:27 |
emr | Hello whats correct ufw rule for vpn connection? i mean which ports need to be activated? | 22:27 |
mojtaba | Guest91260: I have same problem about the fan. | 22:28 |
nrdb | Guest91260, there are packages that control the fan though software, maybe its more sensitive. | 22:28 |
theskyline_ | MS Office on Wine? Ouch.. | 22:28 |
veryhappy | Guest91260: did that already happen before or just once? if so it could be a coincidence that it just happened in that moment you might need to change your fan. | 22:28 |
mojtaba | Hi, I am using libre office 4, does anybody know how can I have automatic spell checking in it activated? | 22:28 |
Dr_Willis | mojtaba: check its settings/docs to see if it has that feature? | 22:28 |
veryhappy | mojtaba: !patience | 22:28 |
Guest91260 | <veryhappy> it's still happening, it started just right after starting up | 22:29 |
n-iCe | anyone? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2122245 | 22:29 |
Dr_Willis | err.. automatic spell checking is enabled by default here for me mojtaba | 22:30 |
Esor | set irc_whois_front = 1 | 22:30 |
mojtaba | Dr_Willis: Could you please let me know where it is exactly? Because it is not working for me. | 22:30 |
mojtaba | Dr_Willis: I press F7, but it says, spelling checking completed. | 22:30 |
mojtaba | and nothing happens | 22:30 |
veryhappy | Guest91260: could it be that your fan is controlled wrong by the fan management in your bios or linux? | 22:31 |
Dr_Willis | mojtaba: right there under tools -> spelling options button | 22:31 |
Dr_Willis | ive never used libreoffice befor and found it. ;P | 22:31 |
Dr_Willis | put in some text perhaps? | 22:32 |
Dr_Willis | missepell a word | 22:32 |
veryhappy | for example like druk instead of drug :P | 22:32 |
mojtaba | Dr_Willis: I put a missepell word, and pressed F7, but it is not working. | 22:32 |
Dr_Willis | all i did was type in some stuff.. and hit F7, it prompoted to correct a word.. i hit the options button | 22:33 |
nrdb | mojtaba, do you have the language packs installed? | 22:33 |
mojtaba | It just said, spell check is completed, and did not correct it. | 22:33 |
mojtaba | nrdb: I do not know, how can I check that? | 22:33 |
Dr_Willis | does the word have red squiggles under it? | 22:33 |
mojtaba | Dr_Willis: no | 22:33 |
Dr_Willis | then you seem to have deeper issues.. if you misspelt a word and it dosent show squiggles | 22:34 |
Dr_Willis | type some random text | 22:34 |
mojtaba | Dr_Willis: I have done this, but it is not working. | 22:34 |
mojtaba | :( | 22:34 |
nrdb | mojtaba, I am not sure if this is the best way but do a "apt-cache search libre | grep spell -" and the see if the ones you are after are install with apt-get | 22:35 |
anew | https://gist.github.com/anonymous/8cee862eab2d87e2e891 ok got this working, i just need to add www to be NOT 404'd here. right now i am 404ing sub.sub.site.com and www.sub.site.com, it should only 404 sub.sub.site.com. anyone can help ? | 22:36 |
Dr_Willis | id have to say ask in #libreoffice could be you dont have any dictionaries enabled. | 22:36 |
Dr_Willis | ive now used libreoffice for ... 2 min. ;) | 22:36 |
Dr_Willis | I finally DID get my hdmi sound working.. yea.. | 22:36 |
mojtaba | nrdb: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5643048/ | 22:38 |
nrdb | mojtaba, so is one of those installed... for you location of course. | 22:39 |
SolarisBoy | anew: a negative regex class maybe | 22:39 |
mojtaba | nrdb: Then why it is not working? | 22:40 |
SolarisBoy | anew: check and see if this works in apache /[^www]/ in which case you want to get that class in the proper location within your regex | 22:40 |
anew | solarisboy i place that where in line 2 ? | 22:40 |
nrdb | mojtaba, that is not a list of the ones installed but of the ones available... you need to check if one of those is installed with apt-get | 22:40 |
SolarisBoy | anew: ultimately meaning - use this regular expression but don't match on strings like www (as long as you put that where it belongs which would likely be right after your start pieces of your regex) | 22:40 |
SolarisBoy | srry i haven't been keeping up to date with the room so not sure how much your regexp has changed | 22:41 |
anew | ah ok... but that goes on it's own seperate line ? | 22:41 |
SolarisBoy | anew: nah it's best to put on it's own line - or if you will be using 2 lines - ensure to use AND versus OR (i believe thats the default but just in case) | 22:41 |
mojtaba | nrdb: Then I should use apt-get install and the name of those packages? | 22:41 |
nrdb | mojtaba, yes | 22:42 |
anew | solarisboy sorry, on it's own line or on line 2 ? | 22:42 |
SolarisBoy | condition line as that is matching the data - | 22:42 |
SolarisBoy | line 1 | 22:42 |
anew | ok | 22:43 |
anew | ok let me try this | 22:43 |
SolarisBoy | anew: can you show me your latest condition line? | 22:43 |
mojtaba | nrdb: It said unable to locate package | 22:43 |
anew | sure let me add this first then paste | 22:43 |
anew | thanks a lot for the help i been on this for hours | 22:43 |
SolarisBoy | np | 22:43 |
nrdb | mojtaba, odd... try a "apt-get update" first then "apt-get install ?" | 22:44 |
mojtaba | nrdb: ok | 22:44 |
mojtaba | nrdb: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5643062/ | 22:45 |
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YolarP__ | Guys... | 22:47 |
anew | https://gist.github.com/anonymous/a22d054a4730a00218b4 solarisboy updates... if i add your line, it actually cancels out the other rewrite | 22:47 |
YolarP__ | It's me... Linus Torvalds | 22:47 |
nrdb | mojtaba, so that is ok .... but you do have some unneeded packages install that I think you should get rid of sometime. | 22:47 |
YolarP__ | I uh... I just came here to say... Look, I was wrong. I'm sorry. | 22:47 |
YolarP__ | You better shut down the whole operation. I'm sorry. | 22:47 |
YolarP__ | Goodbye. | 22:47 |
mojtaba | nrdb: what should I do now? | 22:47 |
nrdb | so if you do manual check for the spelling does it find any mistakes? | 22:48 |
mojtaba | nrdb: no | 22:48 |
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anew | u still there solarisboy ? | 22:50 |
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SolarisBoy | yes anew | 22:52 |
anew | ok | 22:52 |
anew | i pasted our update | 22:52 |
Kion1 | Is the process of installing ubuntu on a brand new computer that came with W8 the same as I was used to on pre Windows 8 computers? | 22:52 |
SolarisBoy | anew: because i meant on the same line | 22:52 |
anew | doh | 22:52 |
anew | ok | 22:52 |
SolarisBoy | anew: one sec - so this line works for you right? 'RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^[^.]+\.[^.]+\.site\.com$ [NC]' | 22:52 |
anew | yes that works perfect | 22:52 |
nrdb | mojtaba, try to install the correct myspell package ... apt-get install myspell-en-gb | 22:53 |
SolarisBoy | cool - so what you want to do is slip in the [^www] in the proper place there | 22:53 |
anew | 'RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} [^www] ^[^.]+\.[^.]+\.site\.com$ [NC] | 22:53 |
anew | like this ? | 22:53 |
SolarisBoy | sort of | 22:53 |
mojtaba | nrdb: It is installed already | 22:53 |
nrdb | mojtaba, I am out of ideas .... sorry | 22:54 |
SolarisBoy | anew: more like RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^[^www.+][^.]+\.[^.]+\.site\.com$ [NC] | 22:54 |
mojtaba | nrdb: Thanks anyway. | 22:54 |
anew | let me try that | 22:54 |
miljo_afk | Kion1, it should stick the DVD in and try it. | 22:54 |
anew | solarisboy nope, i still get sub.sub.site.com with that | 22:55 |
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GunArm1 | after doing apt-get dist-upgrade and rebooting, I try to choose the recent kernel at the grub screen and it says "you need to load the kernel first" this has happened for every kernel since .33 which I have been manually choosing since then. any thoughts? I tried just running grub-update | 22:57 |
SolarisBoy | anew: ok lets uncomplicate it by trying 2 lines then as im going to be leaving soon | 22:57 |
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Kion1 | miljo_afk:will it work with a usb? | 22:57 |
anew | ok two lines | 22:57 |
SolarisBoy | anew: on top of that line that works (reverted)... you will want a simple regexp like !^www.+ | 22:57 |
GunArm1 | *update-grub | 22:57 |
SolarisBoy | and that is all and then keep your other lines the same - which should read as not www but your other line - apply rule - | 22:58 |
IAmM | He-Hello? | 22:58 |
IAmM | Hello? | 22:58 |
anew | wait but i need to add the domain after !^www.+ dont i ? | 22:58 |
SolarisBoy | anew: the ! should negate the complete statement and that should work fine for you so long as it actually matches and assuming the existing working line reamins | 22:58 |
IAmM | There's someone on! | 22:58 |
nrdb | can you create a something like a soft link, but have it with different owner/permissions from the original file? | 22:59 |
MonkeyDust | IAmM did you have a question? | 22:59 |
IAmM | Oh, MonkeyDust, I do | 22:59 |
miljo | Kion1, as long as you've created the USB correctly and have your system set to boot from USB | 22:59 |
SolarisBoy | anew: sure if you need to slim it down some like this !^www.+\.site\.com$ | 22:59 |
IAmM | I've an iMac | 22:59 |
IAmM | iMacs have wireless keyboards and mice | 22:59 |
Kion1 | miljo: are there any uefi considerations? | 22:59 |
SolarisBoy | anew: but basically try to keep it as simple as possible starts with www ends with site.com (negated by !) | 22:59 |
IAmM | If I am to boot into Ubuntu, will the keyboards work? | 22:59 |
IAmM | (and mice) | 23:00 |
anew | damnit, still didnt work | 23:00 |
anew | let me past u | 23:00 |
miljo | maybe, but you won't really know until you try to boot and see if it trows an error or not. | 23:00 |
MonkeyDust | !mac | IAmM | 23:00 |
ubottu | IAmM: For help on installing and using Ubuntu on a mac, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MactelSupportTeam/CommunityHelpPages | 23:00 |
nrdb | IAmM, try a LiveCD first and see | 23:00 |
miljo | Kion1, I'd make sure you have the live image. | 23:00 |
mneri | Hello, I just reinstalled Ubuntu. The home folder was in another partition so I have all my old stuff. I'm cleaning my home folder right now and there are a lot of hidden files I don't know the use. What are all the .goutputstreamXXX, for example? | 23:00 |
IAmM | If I am to see, there is no way to correct it, no? | 23:00 |
anew | actually wait | 23:01 |
anew | i think it might have worked | 23:01 |
anew | testing | 23:01 |
Kion1 | miljo: yes you mean the .iso image right? | 23:01 |
IAmM | Also, my CD drive is broken | 23:01 |
SolarisBoy | ok gotta go actually =( | 23:01 |
IAmM | Or disc drive, I should say | 23:01 |
anew | woooo | 23:01 |
anew | that did it tho | 23:01 |
anew | man thanks | 23:01 |
mojtaba | Does anybody know how can I have auto-correction activated in libre office 4? | 23:01 |
anew | going to eat a sandwich | 23:01 |
anew | so dead | 23:01 |
FloodBot3 | anew: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 23:01 |
FloodBot1 | anew: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 23:01 |
anew | thanks a lot man ! | 23:01 |
miljo | Kion1, yes, make sure you have the live image iso, not the alternative install. | 23:01 |
SolarisBoy | lol no worries bro | 23:01 |
Kion1 | miljo: now Since that is a w8 computer and do not have unetbootin, how do you burn the image to the USB? | 23:01 |
IAmM | It's stuck closed, so I can't put in discs | 23:01 |
SolarisBoy | good evening/night/morning etc | 23:01 |
IAmM | But I will try the given link | 23:01 |
IAmM | Thank you, kind users of Solaris! | 23:02 |
Kion1 | miljo: any program for W8 that will burn the image to the usb? | 23:02 |
nrdb | IAmM, try a bootable USB then... It won't change the HDD so you can test ... then reboot with no changed done. | 23:02 |
miljo | Kion1, Don't know, haven't run MS stuff in a while. | 23:02 |
miljo | Kion1, might want to do some searching. | 23:02 |
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miljo | Kion1, worse case you can load virtualbox on your machine and load ubuntu then work from there. | 23:04 |
Beltechs | Hi, Im configuring Magento on Ubuntu. I turned on the url rewrite and se friendly urls. The magento site works fine, the problem lies when I try to access a sample.php I get Forbidden. My permissions are 777 on the dir and file. | 23:11 |
Beltechs | What am I missing? Thanks in Advance. | 23:11 |
miljo | Kion1, have you read this? http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows | 23:13 |
mojtaba | Does anybody know how can I have auto-correction activated in libre office 4? | 23:22 |
UmadBRO | I Need helps peeps | 23:25 |
UmadBRO | ? | 23:25 |
UmadBRO | HELLO | 23:25 |
UmadBRO | ????????????????????????????? | 23:26 |
rhg135 | can anyone help me please—i have gnome 3 working with the compose key set to menu and it works fine—but how can i type infinity; compose 8 8 gets me just 8 | 23:26 |
rhg135 | also echo -e "\u221e" works fine | 23:26 |
UmadBRO | I need help, with something pretty simple....... | 23:27 |
rhg135 | ok | 23:27 |
rhg135 | i can try | 23:27 |
rhg135 | UmadBRO, what's the prob? | 23:28 |
UmadBRO | is there any way to run google chrome as a app instead of running it thru terminal? | 23:28 |
rhg135 | yeah, afaik it does include a .desktop | 23:28 |
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mneri | hi, where does .goutputstream-N55KWW comes from? it's a file in my home folder. | 23:29 |
rhg135 | it should be in the apps | 23:29 |
mneri | and it's empty | 23:29 |
UmadBRO | I've done installed the latest stable version, but it will only run through my terminal. doesn't show on desktop | 23:30 |
rhg135 | sounds like a tmp file | 23:30 |
rhg135 | hmm | 23:30 |
rhg135 | on desktop? | 23:30 |
rhg135 | are you using unity? | 23:30 |
UmadBRO | i guess, i just switched from mint 14 to ubuntu 12.04.2 | 23:31 |
mneri | rhg135: are talking to me? | 23:31 |
rhg135 | yes | 23:31 |
mneri | rhg135: no, it's in the home folder | 23:31 |
rhg135 | umm im not sure | 23:32 |
mneri | rhg135: and yes, ubuntu 13.04 | 23:32 |
rhg135 | no oops | 23:32 |
rhg135 | i meant to UmadBRO | 23:32 |
mneri | rhg135: ahah | 23:32 |
rhg135 | do you have two panels, UmadBRO | 23:32 |
UmadBRO | what do u mean? | 23:33 |
rhg135 | ill just check quick | 23:33 |
rhg135 | ok you do | 23:34 |
rhg135 | press the super/windows key and type chrome | 23:35 |
UmadBRO | no matter which commands i put in, it doesn't show the chrome icon, and the software center tells me to run it in the terminal | 23:35 |
rhg135 | what did you install from | 23:35 |
rhg135 | i can get you a .desktop tho | 23:36 |
UmadBRO | i ran it in terminal first to install, tan i ran it through the software center | 23:36 |
Oryx | When dnsmasq is starting for connection sharing, the parameter for --conf-file seems to be blank (according to the process's command line), does anyone know if it should state a conf file or point to the /etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d directory? | 23:38 |
WeThePeople | hi, headphones not working in 12.04.2 x64 asus laptop. i have tried a few things none have worked yet, any ideas | 23:39 |
michael87 | Just jumping on to confirm that magic dvd copy works under wine. latest dvdfab keeps crashing. | 23:39 |
rhg135 | ok | 23:39 |
rhg135 | UmadBRO, do you have a /usr/share/applications/google-chrom.desktop ? | 23:40 |
UmadBRO | google chrome not becoming a lone running app, laptop x64 12.04.2 | 23:40 |
rhg135 | if not dump http://paste.ubuntu.com/5643170/ in it | 23:41 |
UmadBRO | google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb | 23:41 |
rhg135 | try running 'xdg-open google-chrome*.dev' | 23:43 |
UmadBRO | http://www.zimbio.com/Ubuntu+Linux/articles/srPGgcxPd9g/How+Install+Google+Chrome+Ubuntu+12+04 is what i have been trying | 23:43 |
rhg135 | k but do try that | 23:44 |
n-iCe | UmadBRO: hi | 23:44 |
michael87 | raring ringtail is flipping awsome :) | 23:44 |
UmadBRO | it says no such file or directory when running xdg-open google* .dev chrome | 23:45 |
rhg135 | ok | 23:45 |
rhg135 | cd to the dir first | 23:45 |
rhg135 | oh oops | 23:45 |
rhg135 | not google*.dev it's google*.deb | 23:46 |
NeilB4Zod | So I have to develop a Software Design Specification for a web app that I'm building with Django. Would it be wise to design in terms of model, view, and templates? | 23:46 |
UmadBRO | same error | 23:46 |
Oryx | Does anyone have dnsmasq running right now? If so, could you check the process command lines and see what comes after --conf-file ? | 23:47 |
rhg135 | ok 'xdg-open g<tab>' | 23:48 |
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mzabi | HelloWorld | 23:55 |
NeilB4Zod | So I have to develop a Software Design Specification for a web app that I'm building with Django. Would it be wise to design in terms of model, view, and templates? | 23:57 |
OerHeks | NeilB4Zod, maybe you better ask this in #django or #django-dev | 23:58 |
OerHeks | *also here on #freenode | 23:58 |
gustavo | I'm have much problem with the Ubuntu, it left much to be desired. First, my computer not is suspend when lid is closed. Second, when I get inactive, the computer suspend, however, no return, the screen is black. What do I do ? | 23:59 |
feeshon | installed 12.04 with MAAS and don't get the MAAS cli tools or import-pxe tools | 23:59 |
feeshon | Any idea why? | 23:59 |
rhg135 | gustavo, what gfx card? | 23:59 |
OerHeks | screen black, maybe you can unlock it by typing your password blind | 23:59 |
n-iCe | gustavo: modify your power settings | 23:59 |
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