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vividwhy does http://packages.ubuntu.com/ return no packages for saucy?01:55
vividalso, do-release-upgrade -d doesn't seem to work at all.01:55
IdleOnep.u.c shows released versions of packages01:56
IdleOnesaucy is not released yet.01:57
vividi could swear it returned results for raring while it was +101:57
IdleOnenope02:02
darm0kat tanagra11:23
penguin42with an ubuntu+1 install image...11:27
BluesKajHowdy all11:27
ShippDhello everyone a question maybe the wrong place to ask but will try got new laptop disabled secure boot in windows 8 install 13.10 rebooted and ubuntu does not show no boot list at all it goes straight to windows and help would be great thanks13:32
BluesKaj!uefi13:35
ubottuUEFI 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/UEFI13:35
BluesKajShippD,^13:35
bjorkintoshhow do i play .mov files?18:03
bjorkintoshare there packages i need to add?18:03
bjorkintoshvlc, mplayer, and mplayer2 are all unable to handle it. it plays just fine in chrome, however.18:04
Ampelbeinbjorkintosh: Do you get any error message with vlc?18:13
BluesKajbjorkintosh, are those from a videocam ?18:14
BluesKaj if so vlc should play them18:14
bjorkintoshthey're from an iphone.18:18
bjorkintoshno response from vlc at all. no sound, no picture, no error.18:19
bjorkintoshit plays other .mov files just fine.18:19
BluesKajmov files are similar to mp4 files and they play in vlc18:21
BluesKajbjorkintosh, if not try to use avconv which is the replacement for ffmpeg to transcode the file to mpeg4 if it's Hi Def18:27
bjorkintoshhmm. i will try that. thanks BluesKaj18:28
bjorkintoshavconv? where is that?18:29
bjorkintoshapt-get install avconv yielded nothing.18:29
BluesKajbjorkintosh, do you have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed18:30
BluesKaj?18:30
bjorkintoshi do.18:30
BluesKajthejm try ffmpeg18:31
BluesKajseems avconv has been dropped from the 13.10 repos18:34
BluesKaji don't see it anymore18:35
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bjorkintoshBluesKaj, avconv is still there. it is now part of libav-tools19:06
anonihello, using 13.10, trying to get html5 h.264 work on firefox21:33
anoniaccording to google, ff 23 should have h.264 support, but i cannot find media.gstreamer.enabled at about:config21:34
anoniaccording to http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTM5NzU enabling that flag, h.264 should work21:34
anoniany suggestions?21:34
anonisince the flash plugin ubuntu ships as default is vulnerable, i cannot use flash to watch youtube, and html5 wont work either since many (most?) of the youtube html5 vids are h.26421:36
wilee-nileeanoni, Your running linux your vulnerability is not very high with correct use.21:38
anonibut still21:38
wilee-nileeyour not in root that is the key21:38
anonivulnerability is vulnerability21:38
wilee-nileethere is context, a generalized view will not give you a happy experience. ;)21:39
anoniok, i got to website that use this vulnerability and can run some code, let's say, to capture key strokes21:40
anonithis needs root?21:40
wilee-nileeNO, you are not in root, where you are most vulnerable, and the scareware via flash is not pointed at linux in general, there are dangers, but mostly root kits.21:41
anonii know i am not in root ;)21:42
anonibut example i just gave you does not need root21:42
holsteinanoni: the flash in ubuntu is "vulnerable"?21:42
anoniholstein: yes21:42
anoniaccording to firefox plugin check it is vulnerable version21:42
holsteinanoni: if you want current flash, you can get that in the chrome browser.. there is not more current version available21:42
holsteinanoni: its not21:42
holsteinanoni: its not running as root21:42
anoni:)21:42
anonibut it does not need to run as root21:43
anoniwhy would it21:43
anonineed to21:43
holsteinanoni: flash *is* typically an issue.. but its no more vulnerable in linux.. it *is* patched21:43
wilee-nileeanoni, not in root is an argument for not in danger21:43
holsteinanoni: if it were runinng as root, then we could talk about how vulnerable it could be... otherwise, its a risk, but no more than usual21:43
anoniso you are saying running code that can log what i write or maybe listen to my mic is just a risk and i should not care about that? :)21:44
holsteinthe flash check is likely just looking for the version, and kicking out the one error message is has21:44
anoniand none of that needs root21:45
holsteinanoni: im saying, if you are saying "i dont want to run the ubuntu flash package" then dont21:45
holsteinanoni: if you are saying its due to security, im saying, that is not an issue anymore and *any* flash21:45
anoniyes, i dont want to run it, i want to get h.264 support for ubuntu's firefox :D21:45
anonithats why i came here21:45
holsteinand, if you want the latest flash, use chrome21:45
anonilooks like ubuntu didn't compile firefox with gstreamer flag or something21:46
holsteinhttp://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTM5NzU states "the latest nightly builds" for FF21:46
anoniyes but it shoudl be supported on ff 2321:46
anoniwhich i have on 13.10 as default21:46
holsteinanoni: how are you testing?21:47
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anonihttp://html5test.com/21:48
anonianyway now i found site that says it comes to ff 2421:48
anonihttp://www.ghacks.net/2013/06/23/firefox-24-for-linux-gets-native-mp3-aac-and-h-264-support/21:48
anoniso meh21:48
anonisince i dont want to use chrome21:48
anonior (vulneable)flash21:49
anonii guess i wont be watching youtube :P21:49
holsteinyou dont have to use chrome to test with it21:49
anonisince the minitube app is pure shit21:49
holsteinanoni: its not21:49
holsteinanoni: you are not running as root21:49
anoniand i dont need to run is as a root :)21:49
anonito get fucked in the ass21:49
anoniso to say21:49
holstein!language21:50
ubottuPlease watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family-friendly, polite, and professional.21:50
Daekdroomanoni, have you tried creating the flag?21:51
anonino21:52
anonihow do i do that21:52
anoniit's funny that i have tested and used some time every ubuntu release past 5 yers or so21:53
anoniand everytime s*it like this prevents me for using it 24/7 :)21:54
holsteinanoni: you are using the non-released one21:54
anonievery time bunch of small things that wont work how i want them to work21:54
holsteinanoni: you can use flash.. or a browser that currently supports htlm5.. or a PPA to add the nightly of ff.. or build your own21:54
anoniyes but i use released versions too ofc21:54
holsteinanoni: you are not using a stable relase21:54
DaekdroomLeft click > New preference (I think that's how it's called in the english translation, which I'm not using) > boolean21:54
holsteinrelease*21:54
anonihmmh, creating new flag didn't help :(21:58
holsteinanoni: are you using the most recent unstable build of ff? have you tested with chrome?21:58
holsteinhave you tried firefox support?21:59
anonii am using version that comes with ubuntu 13.10 and i do not want to use chrome21:59
Daekdroom!find firefox/saucy22:00
anonisince google is evil and all that22:00
ubottuPackage/file firefox/saucy does not exist in raring22:00
holsteinanoni: sure, and i hear that, friend.. but you can test with it22:00
Daekdroom!find firefox / saucy22:00
ubottu/ is not a valid distribution: extras, kubuntu-backports, kubuntu-experimental, kubuntu-updates, lucid, lucid-backports, lucid-proposed, medibuntu, partner, precise, precise-backports, precise-proposed, quantal, quantal-backports, quantal-proposed, raring, raring-backports, raring-proposed, saucy, saucy-backports, saucy-proposed, stable, testing, unstable22:00
DaekdroomDamn it22:00
Daekdroom!find firefox saucy22:00
ubottuFound: firefox, firefox-dbg, firefox-dev, firefox-globalmenu, firefox-locale-af, firefox-locale-ar, firefox-locale-as, firefox-locale-ast, firefox-locale-be, firefox-locale-bg (and 84 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=firefox&searchon=names&suite=saucy&section=all22:00
anonii know i can get it work with chrome since it supports h.26422:00
anonibut i'd like to get this working on ff22:00
holsteinanoni: so, you have tested with chrome? how about the other suggestions? firefox support? the PPA for the testing version?22:01
anonii have not tested it on chrome22:01
anonii dont see the point since i wont be using it anyway22:01
trismanoni: it would probably have to build against gstreamer, which it doesn't seem to yet22:01
anonimmh ok22:01
holsteinanoni: and, the lastest firefox ppa? or firefox support?22:02
anoniany guesses will this change before release of 13.10?22:02
anoniif i remember right ff keeps updating to new major versions on ubuntu22:02
anoniholstein: i don't know about the ppa..i'd like to use vanilla ubuntu ;)22:04
anonibut maybe i am forced to use ppa22:04
holsteinanoni: ?22:04
holsteinanoni: its a testing suggestion22:04
holsteinanoni: and firefox support?22:04
anonii could try22:04
anoniff support22:04
holsteinanoni: you could try *any* suggestion a volunteer gives22:05
anonii just thought this is more like ubuntu situation22:05
holsteinanoni: you dont have to22:05
anoniyeah but some of your suggestions are not good for me22:05
anonii mean what if it does work with chrome or some ppa firefox22:05
anoniif i wont be using them anyway22:05
holsteinif  wanted the testing version of ff. the ppa could be an easy way to have that22:05
holsteinnot sure what the deal is .. but good luck to you!22:06
anonibut do i want it?22:06
trismanoni: bug 1051559 seems related22:06
ubottubug 1051559 in firefox (Ubuntu) "Build Firefox with GStreamer support" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/105155922:06
anonitrism: thanks22:07
anoniholstein: my whole point when testing ubuntu is to use it "as is" i mean not to compile my own software or not to use some ppa repos or anything like that :)22:07
anonimaybe stupid but..22:07
holsteinanoni: "as is" ubuntu doesnt ship with what you want22:08
holsteinanoni: so, you can stop testing it, then22:08
anonijust rely on what ubuntu officially offers me22:08
anoniyeah, looks like so22:08
anonibut i keep testing it every new release ;)22:08
anonimaybe one day..22:08
holsteinanoni: i have it22:08
holsteinanoni: i add it, as i want...22:08
holsteinanoni: its not that linux/ubuntu isnt "up to the task".. these are closed web scenarios that are not allowed to be supported easily22:09
anoniat least i am not as bad case like some people on some debian channel..only using free deabian software :P22:10
anonidebian22:10
anoniholstein: whatever the reason maybe, the fact is i cannot do all the things i'd like to22:11
anoniand i am not here to argue22:11
anonijust testing stuff and trying to get stuff to work22:11
holsteinanoni: im not either.. im just stating facts22:11
anoniwith my limited skills i have22:11
holsteinFYI (not an argument nor endorsement, just fact) chrome sandboxes flash22:15
anonithats good22:16
holstein"good" is a mater of opinion.. flash is sandboxed in an attempt to address the concerns you stated about flash22:17
anoniyeah, didn't know chrome sandboxes the flash22:18
anonion windows i use software called sandboxie to sandbox the whole browser22:19
anonibtw is there anything similar for linux?22:19
anoniinterestin, ff 23 plays http://www.bucksch.org/xfer/walter-roehrl-short.mp422:21
anoniso h.264 actually works..on some level at least22:21
anonithis url was suggested on that bug report site suggested by ubottu22:22
holsteinanoni: chrome in linux sandboxes.. some argue that the users are isolated from each other22:22
penguin42anoni: I use a few things for that; first chrome has a lot of sandboxing internally, secondly I tend to run firefox in safe-mode and with a separate profile for any banking stuff, or if I'm being really paranoid I just run it in a VM22:22
holsteinanoni: as stated before.. since you are not root , the user you are on is "sandboxed" kind of22:22
penguin42holstein: Kind of22:23
holsteina VM is a type of sandbox, kind of too22:23
Daekdroomanoni, that's the gstreamer plug-in, isn't it? It doesn't work for HTML5 <video>, however.22:23
anoni:(22:23
anoniguess so22:23

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