[00:18] <Anonymous_> Hello?
[00:19] <Anonymous_> I was wondering if I could cancel downloading packages using wubi
[00:19] <Anonymous_> I have it downloading and I want to cancel it.
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[09:49] <jballs85> HELP
[09:50] <jballs85> LIST
[10:01] <pip__> how do I access my file system from nautilus in 13.04 please?
[10:01] <pip__> did it not used to be in the side pane?
[10:01] <pip__> nevermind I've found it.  I was just being stupid :)
[14:27] <meisterjoan> Hi. I am trying to set up a twin monitor arrangement - using my motherboard's integrated video, plus a PCI video card (Matrox MGA 1064SG).
[14:29] <meisterjoan> Ubuntu 12.04 doesn't recognise the newly added video card.  In the display configuration window it labels the display as "Laptop",
[14:30] <meisterjoan> and only allows two resolutions (832 x 624 or 800 x 600) - both of which are much less than this monitor usually can display
[14:30] <meisterjoan> Any ideas?
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[18:00] <oz__> How do i make a syslink?
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[20:32] <rostam> Hi I have installed unbuntu LTS 12.04 update 1 on my system successfully. I think some how accidentally I have upgraded the kernel. I realized this since after last reboot the kernel version is updated. How could I go back to the older kernel? thx
[20:33] <Unit193> rostam: Should still be in grub, if you didn't remove it.  dpkg -l | grep linux-image  outputs what?
[20:36] <rostam> Unit193: http://pastebin.com/kHGjrjZi
[20:37] <rostam> Unit193: I do not see in grub menu..
[20:38] <Unit193> Nothing in that list should be pulling in 3.5 kernel.
[20:39] <Unit193> linux-image-server depends on the 3.2 images.
[20:39] <rostam> Here is the output of the uname -a
[20:39] <rostam> uname -r : 3.5.0-23-generic
[20:40] <rostam> I am sure originally was 3.2.0 version..
[20:40] <Unit193> Of course, the kernel is installed.  apt-cache rdepends linux-image-3.5.0-23-generic
[20:43] <rostam> http://paste.debian.net/23731/
[20:44] <Unit193> and if you sudo update-grub you don't see the 3.2 kernel?  If you can boot into that, you can continue on with the 3.2 series with their updates.
[20:46] <rostam> I have not tried the update-grub I will do and reboot my system, let me thank you in advance since reboot causes I loose my connection.
[20:47] <Unit193> Did you see it pick up 3.2 in there?
[20:48] <rostam> yes :http://paste.debian.net/23732/  thanks
[20:48] <Unit193> Cool, have fun.