[07:56] <crews_control> Hello I am new to Ubuntu and could really use some help.  Is there anyone out there that can help me?
[08:04] <geirha> In 6 minutes? probably not
[08:05] <duanedesign> hello geirha
[08:05] <duanedesign> always good to see you
[08:06] <duanedesign> wish people would stick around a little bit longer
[08:06] <duanedesign> might be worth ading to out ewiki pages to give people time to respond...probaably alreadt their
[08:11] <geirha> hi, duanedesign :)
[08:11] <geirha> My builtin auto-correct fails on your last line there
[08:13] <duanedesign> haha
[08:14] <duanedesign> i am learning some andoid develpment
[08:15] <duanedesign> geirha: something i have always wanted to do. I just wish it was not in JAVA
[08:15] <duanedesign> not my best ls=anguage.
[08:16] <duanedesign> something like C would be good
[08:16] <duanedesign> :)
[08:42] <geirha> Hm. Doesn't android have python too?
[14:25] <IODaddIO> morning....I have multiple computers at home.  most are ubuntu, but I have 2 windows and 2 macs.  Is there a way though ubuntu or ubuntu server to make something that works like what we have at work where I have single login to linux, mac, windows?  I think guy at work said something about active directory, but I thought that was only for windows?
[14:26] <holstein> IODaddIO: single login for what?
[14:26] <holstein> i mean, if you have the same user and password on all the machines, thats the same credentials per machine
[14:30] <IODaddIO> well, I have been assigning them a computer up to now; but that is getting sloppy since somethings just don't run on mac or linux.  I need to be able to control internet access for each user differently and if there is a way, I need to restrict using certain programs too (although internet is more important in home situations of course)
[14:30] <holstein> http://serverfault.com/questions/13419/what-are-some-good-open-source-alternatives-to-active-directory
[14:30] <holstein> i agree that samba mostly does what you are looking for, and at least used to be integrated in OSX
[14:31] <holstein> IODaddIO: if i wanted to "control" internet access, i would do that at the gateway in an OS agnostic way, if i had different OS's
[14:31] <holstein> restricting programs will be on a per machine basis
[14:32] <IODaddIO> holstein: k, differing levels of maturity is the problem.  We had our first google search for "boob" if you know what I mean ;)
[14:32] <holstein> i would try and get as clear a picture of what you want as you can.. and go from there
[14:33] <holstein> IODaddIO: sure.. and there are *easy* services such as openDNS's family shield
[14:33] <IODaddIO> it maybe easier to control on user
[14:33] <holstein> you put that on the router/gateway, and *all* machines have that
[14:33] <holstein> or, you can do it on a per machine basis via DNS
[14:33] <holstein> http://blog.opendns.com/2010/06/23/introducing-familyshield-parental-controls/
[14:35] <holstein> most user permissions scenarios in linux are going to be mostly like OSX
[14:35] <holstein> windows is getter "better" at this as well..
[14:58] <khoo> anyone there?
[14:58] <khoo> failed to install no-ip.com
[14:58] <khoo> package not found
[15:03] <holstein> khoo: ?
[15:04] <holstein> http://www.noip.com/downloads.php
[15:04] <holstein> http://www.noip.com/downloads.php?page=linux is the linux link.. you just download what they provide and follow instructions
[15:06] <holstein> khoo: also, it seems it is in the repos.. or was
[15:06] <holstein> http://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/installing-the-linux-dynamic-update-client-on-ubuntu/
[15:06] <holstein> !info noip2
[15:06] <holstein> !info noip
[15:07] <holstein> !info no-ip
[19:37] <rostam> Hi the pthread library in Ubuntu 12.04 is located at /usr/lib/x86_64-linux  for 64 bit and /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu for 32 bit.   I am creating multi-threaded application, how could I write a generic linker command so it link to appropriate library? thx
[19:37] <holstein> rostam: i would try a more programming specific channel
[19:38] <rostam> thx
[22:19] <brunost> hi! can anybody help me figure out how i can get nautilus to generate thumbnails on images stored on a mounted network folder?
[22:19] <brunost> I'm using ubuntu gnome 13.04 btw
[22:21] <brunost> sorry, I mean on folders containing images, not the actual image
[22:22] <Unit193> If I were you, I think I'd try #ubuntu-gnome
[22:24] <brunost> I thought a general nautilus related question would fit in here too
[22:25] <Unit193> It would, but I've not used it for quite some times, you are free to wait for an answer though!
[22:28] <brunost> thanks! I think I figured it out though, doesn't seem like it does it by default but there are thumbnailer scripts for it