[20:34] <razertek> k
[20:34] <guest_007> How can i switch to use software video drivers instead of nvidia? all nvidia drivers are broken with my pc.
[20:34] <mAriachi> posting again in case anybody missed it! xD
[20:35] <razertek> mAriachi: k
[20:35] <mAriachi> my laptop is playing through the line out and the internal speakers simultaneously! i want it to be like when i plug in my headphones, only the headphones to work, anybody have an idea?
[20:36] <loltoad> guest_007, replace nvidia with vesa in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[20:36] <F223> I've got gnome installed right now on Ubuntu, if I switch to KDE, will it mess everything up?
[20:36] <clrg> mAriachi: I'm sure if someone knew the solution to your problem, they would've answered. Have you tried google?
[20:36] <mkanyicy> clrg, umask does not work with ext2/3/4 partitions IMO
[20:36] <mAriachi> F223: nope, go ahead and try it
[20:36] <onetinsoldier> mAriachi: try installing gnome-alsamixer. easier to work with in my opinion
[20:36] <mAriachi> sudo apt-get install kde-desktop
[20:36] <hwilde> mAriachi, mute the one you dont want to play
[20:36] <wolter> does the gvfsd-ftp server work on lan?
[20:36] <mAriachi> hwilde: no can do, tried all the combinations, wont do it
[20:37] <brontosaurusrex> wolter: any ftp server will work
[20:37] <hwilde> mAriachi, you just have to mute line out and leave headphones unmuted.
[20:37] <mAriachi> hwilde: when i do that, everything is muted
[20:37] <razertek> mAriachi: what is your output device in sound prefs?
[20:37] <mAriachi> hwilde: no sound comming from either source
[20:38] <clrg> mkanyicy: You're right, sorry
[20:38] <mAriachi> razertek: i have 2, nvidia HDA (ALSA) and Realtek (OSS)
[20:38] <guest_007> loltoad: does vesa support 1600x900 ?
[20:38] <wolter> brontosaurusrex, is that i cannot access the ftp share from firefox or chrome if I use gvfsd-ftp
[20:38] <clrg> Ari_Lazarus: Try "sudo chmod 750 -R /your/programs/directory/*" instead
[20:38] <mAriachi> razertek: tried all the combinations with muting and trying
[20:39] <hoelk> Sorry to bug, but just a small question, does anyone know any rumors about texlive 2009 comming to ubuntu?
[20:39] <henkpoley> Say I have a private key to SSH to a machine, is there any way to automatically provide this key file? I mean at home I trust my machine, ssh could just provide the right key for the hostname + username combo.
[20:39] <guest_007> clrg: /* will miss all dirs and files startinng from . like .htaccess ot .private
[20:39] <mkanyicy> clrg, Ari_Lazarus has left, he/she is rebooting his/her machine
[20:39] <paolo> hi
[20:39] <razertek> mAriachi: but what is it?
[20:39] <brontosaurusrex> wolter: no idea, i always use ftp clients or nautilus
[20:39] <loltoad> guest_007, i only know that cuz its simmilar to the problem im dealing with .. that said i believe it does you just have to set Modes rite
[20:39] <mAriachi> razertek: Realtek is selected
[20:39] <mAriachi> (OSS)
[20:39] <razertek> mAriachi: and what are all the options in the list for output
[20:40] <clrg> guest_007: That's right. We want to make binaries executable, and they don't start with a dot.
[20:40] <alamati> anyone know how I can enable expo in compiz? I mean similar expo in MacBooks. thanks
[20:40] <mAriachi> razertek: you mean soundcard?
[20:40] <mkanyicy> henkpoley, never ssh a private key
[20:40] <recmajkemi> how do i change keyboard input? change languages i mean
[20:40] <razertek> mAriachi: no all the devices available for output
[20:40] <jrib> alamati: try #compiz, you need to use ccsm
[20:40] <henkpoley> mkanyicy: I mean automatically use the identity file
[20:40] <mAriachi> recmajkemi: add the keyboard layout applet on the panel
[20:41] <wizzo50> How do you install a tar.bz2 file on the terminal?
[20:41] <clrg> henkpoley: Your private key never ever leaves your PC. Only the public key does.
[20:41] <jrib> wizzo50: you avoid it.  What are you trying to install?
[20:41] <koshari> alamati "super e"
[20:41] <mAriachi> Realtek ALC660-VD (OSS mixer)
[20:41] <mkanyicy> henkpoley, what is an identity file?
[20:41] <alamati> koshari: my thinkpad have no super key
[20:41] <mAriachi> razertek: Realtek ALC660-VD (OSS mixer)
[20:41] <wizzo50> jrib /tmp/firefox-3.6rc2.tar.bz2
[20:41] <onetinsoldier> recmajkemi: try System --> Preferences --> Keyboard --> Layouts Tab
[20:41] <Renatus> so whenever i try to open up a browser it says its loading in the taskbar but it never comes up and it just closes
[20:41] <jrib> wizzo50: firefox is installed by default
[20:41] <surf> Hi I have Karmic and my wi-fi connection keeps disconnecting. ASUS UL-50 notebook. Any Idea?
[20:42] <henkpoley> clrg, mkanyicy : yes yes, I just try to help someone else who already has it the files correctly placed but needs to specify the identity file each time
[20:42] <koshari> alamati the super key is the equiv to the windows key
[20:42] <mAriachi> razertek: and Nvidia HDA (ALSA)
[20:42] <duffydack> surf, is it a broadcom?
[20:42] <clrg> surf: I got the same issue. It appears to be a bug in NetworkManager. I use wicd as a replacement.
[20:42] <alamati> dear koshari, old ThinkPads have no win key
[20:42] <recmajkemi> onetinsoldier: tnx found it, can i append system shortcut to toggle between languages?
[20:42] <mkanyicy> henkpoley, what is an identity file again?
[20:43] <jrib> wizzo50: should be in your Internet menu iirc
[20:43] <koshari> ok, do you have compiz settings manager installed?
[20:43] <wizzo50> jrib, It was a file on about the next one coming out
[20:43] <razertek> mAriachi: what are your options for oss mixer settings
[20:43] <surf> it's my wi-fi router at home. My card is and antheros wi-fi card
[20:43] <duffydack> surf, I have similar issue... downloads for ages, then just disses for no reason... as he said, wicd is better for wireless imo.
[20:43] <surf> clrg, how can I do it?
[20:43] <Ari_Lazarus> Giving exec permissions, seem to work. Thanks razertek , clrg :)
[20:43] <wizzo50> iirc?
[20:43] <jrib> wizzo50: that's not supported, it's better to wait until it hits the repositories
[20:43] <clrg> surf: "sudo apt-get install wicd"
[20:43] <surf> duffydack, thx. How can I use it?
[20:43] <Al1> is it possible to run windows skype thru wine? If yes what suggestion you have for me to achieve that?
[20:43] <jrib> wizzo50: "if I recall correctly"
[20:43] <razertek> Ari_Lazarus: np
[20:43] <mAriachi> razertek: Volume (maxed), Line - In (min), microphone (min) and PCM-2
[20:44] <duffydack> surf, my buddy has an atheros chipset wifi, and network manager locks up his machine when using it... wicd solved it
[20:44] <clrg> Al1: I believe there's a linux version of Skype? http://www.skype.com
[20:44] <surf> seems cool
[20:44] <alamati> jrib: Is the ccsm in repo?
[20:44] <mkanyicy> razertek, just curious on the 'exec' option on fstab, does it apply to all files and folders in a partition?
[20:44] <alamati> I can't find it :(
[20:44] <jrib> wizzo50: anyway if you want to ignore my advice search for "firefox new version" at help.ubuntu.com but I've been here for a while and I've had to help people remove their custom installs several times because of issues (or accomplish something the hard way because it's not from the repositories)
[20:45] <jrib> !ccsm | alamati
[20:45] <wizzo50> jrib, I have had files before that I download and never got installed because of the extinsion tar.bz2
[20:45] <koshari> alamati you may need to installl it
[20:45] <jrib> wizzo50: good.  You shouldn't install things from tar.gz, especially if they are in the repositories already
[20:45] <wizzo50> jrib, You know more then tme
[20:45] <wizzo50> me
[20:45] <Al1> clrg: there is but for more than month i am unable to run webcam on linux skype, even if webcam is workin on onther applications...
[20:45] <wizzo50> jrib, why?
[20:45] <alamati> thanks. simple-ccsm is in repo
[20:46] <kyle6513> Hello, I'm having problems forcing my laptop to display 1024x768 resolution instead of 1024x600
[20:46] <Tukeke> http://i41.tinypic.com/217vhv.png
[20:46] <Tukeke> http://i41.tinypic.com/217vhv.png
[20:46] <razertek> mAriachi: makes the partion itself exec
[20:46] <gabriel__> salut
[20:46] <ikonia> Tukeke: any reason you're showing us that ?
[20:46] <wizzo50> jrib, Why should I not install files like that?
[20:46] <jellow> !fr | gabriel__
[20:46] <mAriachi> kyle6513: what kind of graphic card are you using?
[20:47] <jrib> wizzo50: the advantages of using the repositories are mainly 1) you get automatic updates 2) often times, some attempt at integration is made and 3) APT makes it easy to remove things you don't like
[20:47] <mAriachi> razertek: didn't quite understand that
[20:47] <gabriel__> jai un léger souci avec un ibm thinkpad sous ubuntu
[20:47] <jrib> !fr | gabriel__
[20:47] <clrg> Al1: Sounds like Skype doesn't support your webcam. I don't think it's going to work with wine if it doesn't with the native version.
[20:47] <kyle6513> mAriachi, Its intel intergrated, not too sure of a model number
[20:47] <rafkin> hello
[20:47] <wizzo50> jrib, Oh I see
[20:47] <wizzo50> ok
[20:47] <mAriachi> kyle6513: have you tried searching with the Hardware Drivers option?
[20:47] <razertek> mAriachi: well the files and folders i nthe partition are adjusted on per owner basis
[20:48] <rakan> Hello all
[20:48] <kyle6513> mAriachi, umm I'm pretty sure it returned nothing, but i'll try again now
[20:48] <mAriachi> razertek: yes yes i know that, but what has that to do with my sound problem?
[20:48] <kyle6513> mAriachi, you are talking about restricted drivers right?
[20:48] <jrib> wizzo50: if you feel a bit inexperienced but want to test things out, that's a good thing, but don't do it on your main install.  Instead use a virtualizer like virtualbox so you can have a separate operating system for testing that you can easily revert if something goes wrong
[20:48] <Al1> clrg: and do you think it is possible to make it support?
[20:48] <jellow> rakan: Hello
[20:48] <mAriachi> kyle6513: right you are
[20:49] <enumerate> is anybody here ever hijacked by infoweb.net on the browser?
[20:49] <decoder> hey guys... I have a USB stick here, that usually shows up as two different devices (one in locked mode, the second one when unlocked)... usually works under linux (gentoo). It doesnt work under ubuntu though.. I never see the second device, and when doing lsusb -v, I get USBDEVFS_CONTROL failed cmd lsusb rqt 128 rq 6 len 4 ret -110
[20:49] <razertek> mAriachi: wrong guy sry man
[20:49] <decoder> any idea?
[20:49] <kyle6513> mAriachi, yep, nothing returned
[20:49] <ikonia> enumerate: no
[20:49] <rakan> i've installed a new version of xorg on my karmic today from xorg ppa... when i restarted the login screen keeps taking me to its self again and again... can someone please help me restore?
[20:49] <mAriachi> kyle6513 ok gimme a sec
[20:49] <kyle6513> mAriachi, okay, is there any command i can run to help?
[20:49] <mAriachi> razertek: np man, any ideas bout this?
[20:49] <razertek> mAriachi: i dont have much of an interface for otions with my setup
[20:49] <Ferris-> anyone have a great guide for getting ubuntu to work with atheros onboard wireless? :s
[20:49] <mAriachi> kyle6513: yep there is, gimme a sec
[20:49] <Ferris-> ive followed three or four, none have worked proper
[20:50] <razertek> mAriachi: with sound
[20:50] <ikonia> !wireless > Ferris-
[20:50] <wizzo50> jrib, an seperate hard drive
[20:50] <kyle6513> mAriachi, okay
[20:50] <rafkin> could you help me, grub for my system ubuntu 9.10 start with two kernels, i want have only one
[20:50] <mAriachi> razertek: ok, np mate, thanks for the try
[20:50] <wizzo50> jrib, or Partition
[20:50] <mAriachi> rafkin: open synaptic package manager, type the kernel you dont want to use, and uninstall it
[20:50] <mAriachi> kyle6513: do you have a notebook or a pc?
[20:51] <razertek> mkanyicy: you were asking?
[20:51] <jrib> wizzo50: even better, it's just a file and you run another copy of ubuntu inside a "window"
[20:51] <kyle6513> mAriachi, I have a netbook, asus eeepc 1000H
[20:51] <rafkin> i have pc
[20:51] <mAriachi> kyle6513: that would be helpful tnx, just this info more
[20:51] <wizzo50> jrib, Yea, I thought there was. I was just going to ask you that?
[20:51] <mAriachi> kyle6513: what os are you using?
[20:52] <kyle6513> mAriachi, I'm using the normal ubuntu karmic 9.10
[20:52] <intangir> how can i make it so i can log in as a guest, in a window on my already existing login, sort of like the 'login as guest' thing from the top right menu, but i want it to be in a window, where i can still see my normal user desktop
[20:52] <clrg> Al1: Skype for Linux is still beta. Wait for the final version, it'll probably support your webcam by then
[20:52] <rafkin> ubuntu 9.10
[20:52] <alamati> I installed restricted-extra but I got this message in playing mkv format:
[20:52] <alamati> No suitable decoder module:
[20:52] <alamati> VLC does not support the audio or video format "avc1". Unfortunately there is no way for you to fix this.
[20:52] <alamati> what's the problem?
[20:52] <FloodBot1> alamati: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:53] <kyle6513> alamati, the format is not supported by vlc from what i understand
[20:53] <recmajkemi> how do i toggle between languages
[20:53] <nevermoreskies> When I try to open PulseAudio Device Chooser, it won't show up, and if I run it from the terminal, I get an error saying: ** (padevchooser:4400): WARNING **: pa_browser_new() failed. ... any ideas how to make it work?
[20:53] <mAriachi> kyle6513: mate, run this in a terminal
[20:53] <alamati> what do I do?
[20:53] <mAriachi> kyle 6513: sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-intel
[20:53] <Al1> clrg: is there any possible answer on: when?
[20:54] <guntbert> intangir: should not be possible
[20:54] <kyle6513> mAriachi, run what?
[20:54] <intangir> what command does it run when you hit 'login as guest'
[20:54] <mAriachi> kyle6513: lile i said     sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-intel
[20:54] <rek> i'm tired of having audio problems please help me out with this issue.... now for example my flash plugin is missing the audio damn
[20:55] <mAriachi> rek: what browser are you using?
[20:55] <trism> recmajkemi: if you want to toggle between the language used in the gui menus, etc, you can log out, switch the language and log back in; if you just want to type in another language you'll need to setup ibus or something similiar
[20:55] <mAriachi> rek: and what os?
[20:55] <rek> what can i do to reload the audio if an mp3 or a plugin does not work???????
[20:55] <rek> lol os... hardy
[20:55] <kyle6513> mAriachi, ran it, its already at the newest version,
[20:55] <rek> mAriachi:  firefox
[20:55] <mAriachi> rek: have you installed restricted extras?
[20:55] <rek> yes
[20:55] <clrg> Al1: I guess it ranges from one week to ten years. I can't give you an accurate answer. Why don't you use MSN or ICQ instead?
[20:56] <mAriachi> kyle6513: ok, now try to start the app in the system settings
[20:56] <mAriachi> kyle6513: it should be there, and you can change your resolution there
[20:56] <wizzo50> jrib, Is there an addon in Firefox for that?
[20:56] <filthpig> razertek: daftykins: I've discovered xorg.conf is not in /etc/X11 as I'm used to, but it's put to my /home folder. I presume this is normal. Are you good at xorg.conf-hacking?
[20:56] <rek> jrib is a river told me jrib,help me out with my issue
[20:56] <mAriachi> rek: google your problem mate, i would suggest you reinstall the restricted extras
[20:56] <kyle6513> mAriachi, under what name
[20:57] <mAriachi> kyle6513: xserver
[20:57] <guntbert> !google | mAriachi
[20:57] <jrib> !virtualbox | wizzo50
[20:57] <kyle6513> mAriachi, sorry to tell ya, but its not
[20:57] <kyle6513> mAriachi, ill try run it via alt f2
[20:58] <mAriachi> kyle6513: just skim through the menus, or try that, dont know the command though
[20:58] <Al1> clrg: it was working ok, until i updated to ubuntu 9.10 i am unable to work my webcam since. i don't know about linux msn or icq version... and have no contacts there
[20:58] <mAriachi> kyle6513: it should be there
[20:58] <mx> hi ! anybody can help me ?
[20:58] <JasonCook> @mx with what
[20:58] <kyle6513> mAriachi, yeah, its not anywhere
[20:58] <mAriachi> kyle6513: or just try typing the xserver-xorg-video-intel in a terminal
[20:59] <mx> I want to reproduce wav files from Start dict
[20:59] <kyle6513> mAriachi, command not found
[20:59] <mx> a dictionary aplication
[20:59] <JasonCook> i have that install too
[21:00] <mx> and I'm afraid to install sox library
[21:00] <guntbert> !enter | mx
[21:00] <mx> i
[21:00] <jellow> Al1: Have a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeWebCams , Could be a little help
[21:00] <mx> okok
[21:00] <mAriachi> kyle6513: don't know then, i would suggest manualy editing the xorg file, but that is dangerous. If your xserver is the latest version then everything should be fine
[21:01] <brontosaurusrex> mx: explain 'reproduce'
[21:01] <kyle6513> mAriachi, using xrandr, the very first line says, Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 1024 x 600, maximum 4096 x 4096
[21:01] <mAriachi> kyle6513: or if you say you have and eee pc, i would suggest trying out the Ubuntu NetBook Remix OS, it is optimized for Netbooks such as yours, cheers
[21:02] <kyle6513> mAriachi, Tried the netbook remix, it was very unstable :/
[21:02] <blinkingWifi> is there any way to get an atheros based wireless card to stop mkaing the wifi blink on data transfer?
[21:02] <rek> what can i do to reload the audio if an mp3 or a plugin does not work???????
[21:02] <mx> I want to listen the pronunciation of a word, the list of words are wav files
[21:03] <mAriachi> kyle6513: don't know anything else dude, i am very sorry, try posting your issue again, maybe smb else could know, sry again :(
[21:03] <Leonard_> On a new install, would you reccommend I use the proprietary drivers from the hardware drivers program on ubuntu, or download the drivers from the ati website?
[21:03] <mAriachi> kyle6513: is your OS updated?
[21:03] <kyle6513> mAriachi, hey dont be sorry, you took time out of your day to help me for nothing, its all good, and yes it is :]
[21:03] <Renatus1> Where do I find all the directories where my packages are installed using the terminal?
[21:03] <mAriachi> kyle6513: cheers mate, try posting your issue again
[21:04] <blinkingWifi> is there any way to get an atheros based wireless card to stop making the wifi blink on data transfer?
[21:04] <mAriachi> kyle6513: and try Dr.Gugl of course
[21:04] <mAriachi> :D
[21:04] <kyle6513> xD
[21:04] <rek> what can i do to reload the audio if an mp3 or a plugin does not work???????
[21:04] <arvind_khadri> Renatus1, /var/cache/apt/archives/
[21:04] <kyle6513> Having problems making my laptop display a resolution larger than 1024x700, anyone who can help?
[21:04] <mAriachi> blinkingWifi: nope, only way is if you turn of the WiFi
[21:04] <mAriachi> :D
[21:05] <hwilde> !fixres | kyle6513
[21:05] <wizzo50> jrib, I am installing virtualbox  3,1 now
[21:05] <mAriachi> blinkingWifi: or try duck-taping the muthafucka
[21:05] <jrib> wizzo50: k, you will have fun
[21:05] <kyle6513> hwilde, ty
[21:05] <rek> help jrib
[21:05] <jrib> rek: ?
[21:05] <blinkingWifi> mAriachi: thats dumb >.>
[21:05] <guntbert> !language | mAriachi
[21:05] <wizzo50> jrib, thanks.
[21:05] <hwilde> rek, sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[21:05] <blinkingWifi> why would I want the light right below my screen to flash blue/orange >.<
[21:05] <jrib> rek: where is it not working exactly?  What is it doing?
[21:05] <tertitten> what version of libnotify and notification-daemon is the latest in the repo right now ?
[21:06] <kyle6513> hwilde, been there, was of no help to me as the xorg.conf file doesn't exist anymore
[21:06] <rek> thx
[21:06] <JasonCook> @mx i can't find how to. try posting somthing in the forums
[21:06] <rek> jrib: no audio
[21:06] <kyle6513> hwilde, and anything in xrandr was completely ignored by me
[21:06] <jellow> Renatus1: they are in aswell as other place in "/usr/bin" mostly in /usr/
[21:06] <mAriachi> blinkingWifi: you ask a dumb question, you're gonna get a dumb answer, sry :D
[21:06] <blinkingWifi> ImAriachi: ...I didnt say your answer was dumb...I just said the concept is dumb :P
[21:07] <kyle6513> blinkingWifi, This would be hard wired, so i dont think it would be possible, try opening up the card or laptop and adding a manual switch to it
[21:07] <kyle6513> blinkingWifi, this wouldnt happen to be on an eeepc would it?
[21:07] <rek> does not work
[21:07] <mAriachi> blinkingWifi: well, it's the only workaroung, i do that when im playing movies and the DVD-ROM Led blinks me into insanity, i ducktaped it!
[21:07] <VCoolio> tertitten: you can check with 'apt-cache policy <package>'
[21:08] <blinkingWifi> kyle6513: nah its an Hp...somethin...
[21:08] <kyle6513> blinkingWifi, okay
[21:08] <Tukeke>  I am a social activist in Latin America of the people excluded by the empires I seek vindication of the people this is my work system
[21:08] <Tukeke> red star i make
[21:09] <blinkingWifi> only reason I asked cause I was googling and aprently people with intel wireless cards have work arounds for making it stop blinking...
[21:09] <blinkingWifi> so I was hoping there was someting for atheros cards >.>
[21:09] <guntbert> !ot | Tukeke
[21:09] <rek> help or i will install slackware !!!
[21:09] <kyle6513> Having problems making my laptop display a resolution larger than 1024x700, anyone who can help?
[21:11] <jellow> blinkingWifi: Its software driven the led , http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=715187 look at d)
[21:11] <jellow> blinkingWifi: I don't think its worth it you could mess thing up baddly .. how about black tape?
[21:11] <rek> help
[21:12] <guntbert> !please | rek
[21:12] <blinkingWifi> jellow: *sigh* Im beginning to think thats the safest route here xP
[21:12] <rek> hi guntbert
[21:12] <blinkingWifi> I spent the last hour and a half to get the stupid card to hold the internet connction stable, had to instal backports. Now this..
[21:13] <blinkingWifi> Yay technology! :D
[21:13] <guntbert> rek: sorry, no help from me with audio
[21:13] <rek> guntbert: you don't like audio
[21:14] <guntbert> rek: doesn't matter *here*
[21:14] <rek> gunt what?
[21:14] <rek> what can i do
[21:14] <intangir> ctrl-alt-backspace doesnt work on 9.10... how do i kill an X session now?
[21:14] <filthpig> hmmmm, does anybody here have experience hacking xorg.conf in karmic? It looks and acts quite differently from what I'm used to..
[21:14] <Ricoshady> anyone with a good idea on how to run a window cmd frmo a linux box?
[21:14] <decoder> ok very strange: I plug in my usb stick, it shows up as two different devices sdb and sdc (this is ok)... sdb is unlocked after unlocking the stick, but no udev event is generated.. when I do fdisk -l /dev/sdb, a udev event is generated and sdb1 appears
[21:15] <decoder> what did the ubuntu ppl do with the kernel there? ;D
[21:15] <VCoolio> intangir: alt+sysrq+k
[21:15] <jellow> Ricoshady: You mean remotly?
[21:15] <Ricoshady> jellow, yes I have a linux box and I'l like to run some windows scripts
[21:15] <tps_> hi... where can i find the list of daemons in Ubuntu?
[21:15] <flavioheleno> anyone here facing problems with flash under ubuntu 9.10 x86_64?
[21:16] <tertitten> what version of libnotify and notification-daemon is the latest in the repo right now ?
[21:16] <arand> flavioheleno: using the default or adobe labs version?
[21:16] <jellow> Ricoshady: you could try wine they have a cmd , Or if your meant remotly try ssh
[21:16] <flavioheleno> arand: I think it's default
[21:16] <flavioheleno> arand: used sudo aptitude install flash-install
[21:17] <Ricoshady> do they have quality ssh servers for windows?
[21:17] <arand> flavioheleno: i've always had better experience with the one from adobe labs
[21:17] <arand> !flash64 | flavioheleno
[21:18] <flavioheleno> arand: thanks a lot =)
[21:18] <arand> flavioheleno: Above link has instructions on how to get the pre-release version from adobe
[21:18] <flavioheleno> arand: will follow that =)
[21:19] <intangir> how do i do a nested login in ubuntu? there used to be an option of 'login in nested window'
[21:19] <intangir> but its gone
[21:19] <jellow> Ricoshady: Yes there are plenty can't recomend you any ask in #windows or google
[21:21] <jellow> !ssh | Ricoshady
[21:22] <Ziber> !sshd
[21:22] <Renatus> so how come when i restart my computer i have to re-enter my WEP key for the wireless internet?
[21:24] <decoder> any kernel ppl available? :)
[21:25] <h4ngedm4n> can someone recommend a good multi-lingual virtual keyboard?
[21:25] <AJC_Z0> On my 9.10 laptop with Intel  82801I (ICH9) HDA card I want to hear a 24 bit PCM audio track on a DVD using xine, what do I have to configure for the DVD drive, sound card, alsa, pulseaduio, ... xine in order to hear it?
[21:26] <toskpl> aaaaaaaaaaaa
[21:26] <jrib> !pl | toskpl
[21:26] <toskpl> a
[21:27] <flavioheleno> arand,  worked for me, thanks a lot =)
[21:27] <arand> flavioheleno: glad to help.
[21:29] <microhaxo> Just installed my SSD drive
[21:29] <microhaxo> Will ubuntu 9.10 be the best linux distro to take advantage of it?
[21:29] <dantte_> BitchX in ubuntu ... inpossible ?
[21:29] <kyle6513> Having problems making my laptop display a resolution larger than 1024x700, anyone who can help?
[21:29] <jrib> !bitchx | dantte_
[21:31] <pershian007> hi
[21:31] <emuzs> hi
[21:31] <dantte_> ciao
[21:31] <microhaxo> Will ubuntu 9.10 be the best linux distro to take advantage of my newly installed 40gb SSD drive?
[21:31] <microhaxo> i want it to be as fast as it can be
[21:31] <filthpig> razertek: daftykins & co: I've fixed it :) Found help through a bug report on launchpad. I ended up modifying xorg.conf.new in my /home folder, moving it to /etc/X11 and renaming it to xorg.conf.. It's all good now :D
[21:32] <microhaxo> i know windows supports it natively but.
[21:32] <pershian007> emuzs i cant copy file to home
[21:32]  * benpro sleeps
[21:32] <pershian007> in out error
[21:32] <Guest80688> hello ubuntu people, ive got a major problem! wireless isn't as fast as it is on Windows. what to do? Do tell moi >.<
[21:32] <dantte_> i cant edit nothing in www folder .... why ??
[21:32] <jrib> !permissions > dantte_
[21:32] <alabd> hello how to download http://www.openmobile.nl/modules/download_gallery/dlc.php?file=42 with wget
[21:33] <jrib> dantte_: create a group like www-editors, add yourself to it, and give the group permissions to /var/www
[21:33] <jrib> alabd: wget url   no?
[21:33] <pershian007> hi i cant copy file to home dir /// what ?   in out error
[21:33] <microhaxo>  Anyone with experience with SSD and linux?
[21:34] <emuzs> could somebody help me out with ati drivers for 9.10
[21:34] <filthpig> Guest80688; known problem. Wifi drivers are often bad due to lots of reverse engineering and sloppy work/documentation from the makers of the chips. But you should google around and see if there are newer drivers for your card..
[21:34] <Krzysiek> Can't SSH into Ubuntu, Any Ideas?
[21:35] <jrib> Krzysiek: did you install openssh-server?
[21:35] <Guest80688> allrighty! i'll do that, a million thanks filthpig!
[21:35] <Krzysiek> yes, I did...
[21:35] <Dr_Willis> pershian007:  you mean 'input/output' error? if so its proberly time to fsck the filesystem and  possible bad hard drive/issues
[21:35] <silverraindog> Krzysiek: /etc/init/ssh start ?
[21:35] <brontosaurusrex> Krzysiek: ssh -l user machine.com
[21:36] <jrib> Krzysiek: can you « ssh localhost » on the server machine successfully?
[21:36] <pershian007> اره که مهمه من یه سوال پرسیدم ۲۰ نفر جواب داد
[21:36] <jrib> !ir | pershian007
[21:37] <Krzysiek> Connection closed
[21:37] <jrib> !who | Krzysiek
[21:37] <silverraindog> Krzysiek: through rsa keys ?
[21:38] <donteatyellowsno> hello. why is it when i go to hardware drivers, it says that there are no proprietary drivers that are in use on this system.. i need to upgrade a driver, how do i do?
[21:39] <Dr_Willis> donteatyellowsno:  what driver for what device?
[21:39] <icelander> Anybody have experience getting WPA working using wpa_supplicant?
[21:39] <donteatyellowsno> i wana upgrade my wifi driver
[21:40] <jexmex> hello all, I am hoping somebody will help me get a wired connection going on a old POS system that we are going to use for data entry
[21:41] <icelander> donteatyellowsno: Are you using a Linux driver or Windows driver?
[21:42] <donteatyellowsno> idk i can't see what drivers are in use. the hardware drivers window is completely empty
[21:42] <donteatyellowsno> is it normal?
[21:42] <F223> what are some cool things to do with linux when you're bored?
[21:42] <icelander> F223: Getting Wifi working is fun and will eat up a lot of time
[21:42] <dotblank> ok I need an expert...
[21:42] <apipkin> i started playing with workspaces in 9.10 and i have two rows, but can't access the bottom rows. how do i do that?
[21:42] <alabd> jrib: no the zip file
[21:42] <jrib> F223: program
[21:42] <F223> =/ I don't have a wifi card, I'm using a hardline
[21:42] <jrib> alabd: well that's done in javascript...
[21:43] <zero1> F223: aptitude moo
[21:43] <icelander> F223: Ah, that must be why you're looking for something else to do
[21:43] <dotblank> Aynone know where the alsa-drivers are located for karmic. I know its supposed to be with the kernel but I borked my set up and know I dont have em
[21:43] <kinja-sheep> F223: Play a game. pingus
[21:43] <dotblank> reinstalling my kernel did not help either
[21:44] <F223> I'd like to customize Ubuntu further to just look/be cooler, but I don't know where to start
[21:44] <icelander> I'm getting "recvfrom(ctrl_iface): Bad file descriptor" when I try to use wpa_supplicant to connect to my network
[21:44] <zero1> F223:aptitude -v moo
[21:44] <dotblank> I tried downloading the latest alsa drivers but there are several issues that are wrong and my spdif is not working
[21:44] <dotblank> the one that came with ubuntu worked fine
[21:45] <F223> I liked that aptitude moo thing
[21:45] <arand> F223: gnome-look.org?
[21:45] <kinja-sheep> F223: Start something, at least.  Perhaps, customizing your IRC client?  I hope to learn irssi (but meh).
[21:46] <shadeslayer> Dr_Willis: hehe...
[21:47] <F223> ah, I'm using... pidgin
[21:47] <Dr_Willis> I perfer weechat 0.3.0 then  irssi now a days
[21:47] <kinja-sheep> Dr_Willis: Why?
[21:47] <shadeslayer> F223: install KDE and install all the widgets on kde-look.org
[21:47] <zero1> wish empathy had support for irc by default
[21:47] <shadeslayer> F223: also on gnome we have mac4lin
[21:47] <icelander> I guess nobody knows about getting WPA working
[21:47] <jrib> !wifi > icelander
[21:47] <hwilde> icelander, i know about wpa what do u need
[21:47] <shadeslayer> zero1: it has support,not just default :)
[21:48] <Dr_Willis> kinja-sheep:  it has features that irssi dosent.
[21:48] <kyle6513> Having problems making my laptop display a resolution larger than 1024x700, anyone who can help?
[21:48] <hwilde> !fixres > kyle6513
[21:48] <dsl_> whats the keyboard shortcut for desk switching with the fancy '3d' preview please?
[21:48] <Lord-Readman> Hello, im wanting to help out with ubuntu translations
[21:48] <zero1> http://webchat.freenode.net/ is a good irc client tho
[21:48] <shadeslayer> dsl_: in compiz?
[21:48] <hwilde> dsl_, isnt it ctrl left right arrow ?
[21:48] <Dr_Willis> !cube
[21:48] <kyle6513> hwilde, I told you before, anything on that page does not help me
[21:48] <Dr_Willis> if the cube stuff is enabled in compiz. :)
[21:48] <dsl_> no just a pseudo 3d view of desks
[21:49] <shadeslayer> dsl_: also see ccsm
[21:49] <Dr_Willis> You can spend a week playing w3ith CCSM
[21:49] <kinja-sheep> !ccsm | kyle6513
[21:49] <shadeslayer> !ccsm | dsl_
[21:49] <apipkin> hmmm can't seem to find a key command to take me to the second row of desktops
[21:49] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, i think you have the wrong guy there...
[21:49] <icelander> How do I get WPA working with wpa_supplicant
[21:49] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: I was thinking the same thing. :o
[21:49] <rubberducky> i have a grub2 question, i have a dedicated paritiion that i want to use for grub
[21:49] <rubberducky> is that a good idea?
[21:49] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, :P
[21:49] <rubberducky> since i regularly install new linux distro's and my bootloader gets overwritten all the time
[21:49] <hwilde> icelander, did you make your supplicant.conf file ?
[21:50] <Dr_Willis> rubberducky:  making a /boot/ partition used to be common practice.
[21:50] <ghost_> ö
[21:50] <rubberducky> ah
[21:50] <icelander> hwilde: Yep, got the conf file
[21:50] <dsl_> not the full 3d thing, just the preview of screens sort of set back
[21:50] <Dr_Willis> rubberducky:  thats not the same as the bootloader location. the bootloader goes in the MBR.
[21:50] <juuliiaan> #dibujo
[21:50] <icelander> I'm getting this error: "recvfrom(ctrl_ifce): Bad file descriptor"
[21:50] <rubberducky> yeah sorry, messed up terms
[21:50] <ghost_> hey, any chance to rotate my desktop under nvidia card? tried with control panel but dont see the option
[21:50] <rubberducky> can i add a /boot partition now
[21:50] <kyle6513> dsl_, try holding alt and control and press down
[21:50] <Dr_Willis> rubberducky:  i find it easier to test out disrtos in virtualbox
[21:50] <kinja-sheep> ghost_: You have to install compizconfig-settings-manager first
[21:50] <rubberducky> after i already installed ubuntu 9.10
[21:50] <hwilde> icelander, what is the name of your wireless interface, eth1?  ath0 ?
[21:51] <icelander> I don't know
[21:51] <kinja-sheep> ghost_: Oh rotation, I'm checking it myself.
[21:51] <hwilde> icelander, type iwconfig
[21:51] <ghost_> kinja-sheep: thx mate :o) i have ccsm installed
[21:51] <rubberducky> i already have a partition, but how do i configure everything including grub to boot from it and stuff?
[21:51] <icelander> It says wlan0
[21:51] <hwilde> icelander, do you know what type of card it is ?
[21:51] <Dr_Willis> rubberducky:  during the install mount /boot/ to that partition
[21:52] <rubberducky> yeah, but the isntall is already done:-)
[21:52] <rubberducky> can it still be done?
[21:52] <kri1987> i've lost access to my home folder... can't even cd into it... went in as root and basically recursively changed permission to 777.. still have no access
[21:52] <kri1987> i'm stuck guys
[21:52] <Dr_Willis> rubberducky:  normally /boot/ is a small partition at the start of the hard drive. ages ago - people made sure it was below the 1024 cylinder limitation
[21:52] <rubberducky> or is a reinstall the easiest option?
[21:52] <shadowwulf> is there somewhere i an find a listing where i can safely remove items from package manager without crashing ubuntu ... i have 4 GB to work with
[21:52] <donteatyellowsno> hey icelander,,, is my ubuntu DNS suppose to be the same as my windows DNS?
[21:52] <Dr_Willis> rubberducky:  too late then.
[21:52] <icelander> hwilde: Yeah, an Inprocomm 2220
[21:52] <rubberducky> ok, i'll reinstell then,
[21:52] <rubberducky> it's a fresh install anyways
[21:52] <Dr_Willis> rubberducky:  i even have /boot/ with some iso files in it. and grub2 setup to boot the iso files as a failsafe rescue option
[21:52] <Dr_Willis> rubberducky:  its debateable if its worth the effort really.
[21:52] <icelander> donteatyellowsno: Yes
[21:53] <hwilde> icelander, oi what kinda chipset is that ?   type   "man wpa_supplicant"  and scroll down to the list of drivers (hostap, madwifi, wext, etc)
[21:53] <rubberducky> where do you but the iso's then?
[21:53] <rubberducky> and how big should i make it?
[21:53] <Dr_Willis> rubberducky:  i got mine in /boot/ as well.
[21:53] <rubberducky> ok
[21:53] <Dr_Willis> rubberducky:  depends on what you are doing exactly with it
[21:53] <rubberducky> now it's 50mb
[21:53] <rubberducky> but that seems big
[21:53] <rubberducky> i have backtrack linux in it
[21:53] <rubberducky> and ubuntu
[21:53] <rubberducky> and windows
[21:53] <rubberducky> but i install a new backtrack every now and then
[21:54] <hwilde> icelander, then you type    sudo /sbin/wpa_supplicant -d -w -i wlan0 -D driverhere  -c /path/to/config/file
[21:54] <rubberducky> and it always messes up by installing LILO
[21:54] <Dr_Willis> the only things that normally goes in /boot/ are various kernel and support files.
[21:54] <pershian007> hi i cant copy DVD move to hard disk /// I/O error // helppppppppppppp
[21:54] <hwilde> icelander, try driver wext first
[21:54] <rubberducky> i don't know how big the kernel is actually
[21:54] <rubberducky> is 1mb enought for /boot?
[21:54] <rubberducky> or am i being stupid...
[21:54] <Dr_Willis> rubberducky:  1mb is stupid
[21:54] <kinja-sheep> rubberducky: No.
[21:54] <rubberducky> :D
[21:54] <rubberducky> sorry then
[21:54] <Dr_Willis> look at your current /boot/ and see how large it is
[21:54] <rubberducky> i don't have one now
[21:55] <rubberducky> so i wouldn't know
[21:55] <shadowwulf> is there somewhere i an find a listing where i can safely remove items from package manager without crashing ubuntu ... i have 4 GB to work with
[21:55] <Dr_Willis> if you ahve linux isntalled then you have a /boot/ directory
[21:55] <rubberducky> aah sorry
[21:55] <shadeslayer> pershian007: um maybe the DVD is corrupted and/or the HD too
[21:55] <rubberducky> yes
[21:55] <rubberducky> i get what you mean
[21:55] <mkanyicy> kri1987, pastebin "sudo ls -lh ~"
[21:55] <rubberducky> 14mb
[21:56] <rubberducky> so i can keep it at 50?
[21:56] <kinja-sheep> Following up on something, what is the appropriate way to remove old kerenls? Just purge them in the "linux-image-<random>?"
[21:56] <shadeslayer> mkanyicy: sudo with ls ?
[21:56] <pershian007> shadeslayer no
[21:56] <rubberducky> seems pretty future proof
[21:56] <shadeslayer> pershian007: are you sure?
[21:56] <Dr_Willis> drive space is cheap. Mine is 3gb
[21:56] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, yes
[21:56] <Krzysiek> VNC from windows into Ubuntu connection refused??
[21:56] <pershian007> shadeslayer yes
[21:56] <microhaxo> I am having trouble setting up my SSD. In ubunto i am told to gedit /etc/fstab and replace relatime with notime for my ssd, however i do not see relatime or anything close to that in fstab??
[21:56] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, is there a prob in that?
[21:56] <icelander> hwilde: no joy
[21:57] <shadeslayer> mkanyicy: i dont think sudo is required with ls
[21:57] <icelander> and no more time to fiddle
[21:57] <icelander> Linux is for people without children who need taken care of
[21:57] <shadeslayer> mkanyicy: it may/may not cause harm
[21:57] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, i did not say so either
[21:57] <aafuentes> Hi! im trying to compare how much ubuntu change debian. where can i find out more about the proccess ubuntu follow? I know they freeze debian at some point. Where can i get those points?
[21:57] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, it WILL NEVER do a harm!
[21:57] <Dr_Willis> !release
[21:58] <Dr_Willis> aafuentes:  the release schedule is a big differance also. and 'upstart' is a big differance
[21:58] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, fyi, i'm a bit too advanced on linux
[21:58] <shadeslayer> mkanyicy: well i am still not sure if sudo should be used with ls,but its your call
[21:59] <L3dPlatedLinux> was wondering if I am the only one with a issue with k9copy crashing
[21:59] <rubberducky> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CreateBootPartitionAfterInstall
[21:59] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, you were supposed to read the whole thing before you comment
[21:59] <rubberducky> seems like i can still do the boot thing now
[21:59] <theoraforever> I'm trying to send a Notification Bubble ("Computer will be shut down") to all the other users logged in. The closest thing all my googling finds is wall, which only sends messages to terminal windows. Is there a way to do this? (I do have root, BTW)
[21:59] <ghost_> hey, any chance to rotate my desktop under nvidia card? tried with control panel but dont see the option
[21:59] <aafuentes> Dr_Willis, what do you mean?
[21:59] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, sudo gives a normal user 'sudo
[21:59] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, sudo gives a normal user 'sudo' priviledges
[21:59] <shadeslayer> kinja-sheep: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/removing-old-kernels
[21:59] <mkanyicy> shadenzo, even a root types
[21:59] <shadeslayer> mkanyicy: i know about elevation of priviliges
[22:00] <mkanyicy> shadenzo, even a root types 'ls'
[22:00] <Dr_Willis> aafuentes:  learn about how the release schedule works and how upstart works.. thats 2 big difrerances from ubuntu to debian
[22:00] <mkanyicy> sorry shadenzo
[22:00] <Dr_Willis> ghost_:  the various xrandr tools can do that
[22:00] <shadenzo> nothing
[22:00] <pershian007>  i cant copy DVD  move  file to hard disk error   I/O error
[22:00] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, well do you know about the safety of 'ls'?
[22:00] <aafuentes> Dr_Willis, I intend to compare the source code directly
[22:00] <zagabar> I configured my server to forward from eth1 and wlan0 to eth0 so that I could use it as a router kinda. ICS in other words. That works great. However now another problem arose because of it. I cannot connect to my mailserver anymore with like mozilla firebird or squirrelmail. What can be the cause for this?
[22:00] <Dr_Willis> io erorr = dirty disk, or drive
[22:00] <undeman> mmm
[22:00] <Dr_Willis> aafuentes:  time to get digging then i guess good luck.
[22:01] <aafuentes> Dr_Willis, Thats what im doing right now ^^ thanks
[22:01] <ghost_> Dr_Willis:  no see here please http://pastebin.com/m13f0823
[22:01] <kinja-sheep> theoraforever: notify-send "zomg" "zomg" (for starters(.
[22:01] <Dr_Willis> aafuentes:  i think the various ubuntu packages source have ubuntu specific patchs  for things
[22:01] <shadeslayer> mkanyicy: nope
[22:01] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, if you cannot 'cd' to a directory then you cannot know what's inside then 'ls dirname' may not even work
[22:01] <kyle6513> dsl_, try holding alt and control and press down
[22:01] <kyle6513> dsl_, sorry, wrong thing
[22:02] <kyle6513> Having problems making my laptop display a resolution larger than 1024x700, anyone who can help?
[22:02] <donteatyellowsno> ladies and gents, lets have 10 minutes of silent for the people of haiti. thank you
[22:02] <shadeslayer> mkanyicy: yeah so?
[22:02] <aafuentes> Dr_Willis, i found for example this page http://patches.ubuntu.com/ where ubuntu put their patches on a regular basis
[22:02] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, then 'sudo ls' will enable you to see whats inside
[22:02] <shadeslayer> mkanyicy: im trying to see the history of the problem but cant find the original question
[22:02] <aafuentes> Dr_Willis, but i cant find what are the exact freeze points in debian repositories
[22:03] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: You tried it with custom Xorg.conf? Also, see !fixres
[22:03] <damanmagee> been a windows user for years and been using kubuntuntu 9.10 now for 3 weeks and havent looked back since, waste of money buying windows 7
[22:03] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, i thought that xorg was no longer used?
[22:04] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, ok, the other guy said his home directory is inaccessible and have tried chmod without any luck as a root. now thats strange, I then asked for 'ls' as a root
[22:04] <theoraforever> kinja-sheep: That's great! How do I put that on another users screen? (I presume that requires root)
[22:04] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: It does not mean you ought not to use it. :o
[22:04] <pershian007> i cant copy DVD  move  file to hard disk error   I/O error
[22:04] <shadeslayer> kinja-sheep: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1212437 : looks good too
[22:04] <mkanyicy> kri1987, did you finally get your system working
[22:05] <ghostlines> does the latest ubuntu's mencoder support multithreading by default?
[22:05] <shadeslayer> mkanyicy: ah ok then.. my bad
[22:05] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, just  curious, what makes you think that 'sudo ls' can be dangerous?
[22:05] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, is there anyway I can generate an xorg.conf and then edit it from there?
[22:06] <pershian007> i cant copy DVD  move  file to hard disk error   I/O error help meeeee
[22:06] <kri1987> mkanyicy, my ls shows this... drwxr--r--  7 root        root        4096 2010-01-20 08:47 . drwxr-xr-x 22 root        root        4096 2009-08-03 14:13 .. drw-r--r--  2 root        nogroup     4096 2009-09-22 12:38 ftp drwx------  2 kiyengar    kiyengar    4096 2010-01-18 16:05 kiyengar drw-r--r--  5 msmith      msmith      4096 2009-04-02 10:13 msmith drw-r--r--  3 srowlandson srowlandson 4096 2009-08-03 14:13 srowlandson drwxrw
[22:06] <kyle6513> ....O.o
[22:06] <shadeslayer> mkanyicy: its just a precaution i take with all commands,better be informed what your doing before prepending sudo :P
[22:06] <kri1987> sorry it's a bit messy...
[22:06] <kinja-sheep> theoraforever: You will have to use something like --> DISPLAY=:0 notify-send "Head" "Body"
[22:06] <kyle6513> kri1987, pastebin that next time
[22:06] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: Try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg"
[22:06] <kri1987> how do i pastebin?
[22:06] <hp> !repeat
[22:06] <shadeslayer> !pastebinit | kri1987
[22:06] <hp> !pastebinit
[22:06] <kri1987> command | pastebinit\
[22:06] <kri1987> command | pastebinit
[22:07] <mkanyicy> shadeslayer, ok, for starters. that's why sudo has the lecturing option
[22:07] <kinja-sheep> pershian007: IO Error -- Nothing is wrong with your computer. It is the DVD media.
[22:07] <shadeslayer> kri1987: use : sudo ls -lh ~ | pastebinit
[22:07] <intangir> what in the hell has ubuntu done in 9.10? everything is all different, where are all the gdm config files now? where is the one with the default options, what happened to the login manager config dialog, its got 2 options now! it used to have hundreds... how do i enable XDMCP now? how do i restart GDM NOW? /etc/init.d/gdm script doesnt work, gdm-stop/start/ and restart dont work...
[22:07] <Lord-Readman> is aptitude purge ~ilinux-image-.*\(\!`uname -r`\) safe?
[22:07] <kinja-sheep> shadeslayer: Thanks. I wanted to follow up on something. Had 3 old kernels. :o
[22:07] <kri1987> command | pastebin /home# ls -al total 28 drwxr--r--  7 root        root        4096 2010-01-20 08:47 . drwxr-xr-x 22 root        root        4096 2009-08-03 14:13 .. drw-r--r--  2 root        nogroup     4096 2009-09-22 12:38 ftp drwx------  2 kiyengar    kiyengar    4096 2010-01-18 16:05 kiyengar drw-r--r--  5 msmith      msmith      4096 2009-04-02 10:13 msmith drw-r--r--  3 srowlandson srowlandson 4096 2009-08-03 14:13 srowla
[22:08] <shadeslayer> kri1987: >< its pastebinit
[22:08] <kinja-sheep> Lord-Readman: It does not looks safe. It'll purge the kernel you're on.
[22:08] <Lord-Readman> no it does everything but the kernal ur on
[22:08] <Lord-Readman> aptitude purge ~ilinux-image-.*\(\!`uname -r`\)
[22:08] <shadeslayer> kri1987: you forgot the 'it' part
[22:08] <kri1987> command | pastebinit /home# ls -al total 28 drwxr--r--  7 root        root        4096 2010-01-20 08:47 . drwxr-xr-x 22 root        root        4096 2009-08-03 14:13 .. drw-r--r--  2 root        nogroup     4096 2009-09-22 12:38 ftp drwx------  2 kiyengar    kiyengar    4096 2010-01-18 16:05 kiyengar drw-r--r--  5 msmith      msmith      4096 2009-04-02 10:13 msmith drw-r--r--  3 srowlandson srowlandson 4096 2009-08-03 14:13 srow
[22:08] <hwilde> Lord-Readman, that is NOT a good command to be running, or pasting into the chat.
[22:08] <ghost_> is there any way to use xrandr under nvidia?
[22:09] <kri1987> haha oops sorry i'm very new to this
[22:09] <kri1987> using the web client
[22:09] <mkanyicy> kri1987, copy everything and paste it at http://paste.ubuntu.com not here
[22:09] <Dr_Willis> kri1987:  you want to do 'ls -al | pastebinit'
[22:09] <shadeslayer> kri1987: oh no problem :)
[22:09] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, where should the xorg be?
[22:09] <Lord-Readman> is linux-image-generic-pae{p} safe to remove?
[22:09] <hwilde> kri1987, he wants you to type   "ls -al | pastebinit"
[22:09] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:09] <mozul> <-Just installed ubuntu 9.10 via minimal install iso, did the tasksel, now login screen comes up in graphical format and I see the login button for my username but when I click it no dialog comes up only a small mess of random character pixels. Do I have a bad Video driver?  Any help on changing that?
[22:09] <kri1987> ahh
[22:09] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, well its not -.-"
[22:10] <hwilde> kri1987, that will take the output of the "ls -al" command and send it to pastebin, that will return a link, and copy and paste that link here for us
[22:10] <mkanyicy> kri1987, anyway I saw what I wanted to see
[22:10] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: You could try "Xorg -configure"
[22:10] <kri1987> http://pastebin.com/f38ac595a
[22:10] <kyle6513> why not just get him to go to the actual pastebin website
[22:10] <crudler> echo "i r a sex machine.   giggity"
[22:10] <mkanyicy> kri1987, how are you logged into your system now?
[22:10] <microhaxo> I edited my Fstab and now it says cant boot root, when i try to fix the problem with vi it says "Read only" and wont let me save any changes?
[22:10] <kri1987> through the webchat
[22:10] <mkanyicy> kri1987, recovery mode/
[22:10] <mkanyicy> kri1987, recovery mode?
[22:10] <hwilde> microhaxo, sudo vi
[22:11] <kri1987> ohh
[22:11] <kri1987> no
[22:11] <Ziber> Alright, so I have a Xen VM and when I boot it up, SSHd doesnt initally listen on the IPv6 address I told it to. I have to restart SSHd in order to make it listen on that address. Any reasons this would happen?
[22:11] <microhaxo> I did that
[22:11] <kri1987> i'm ssh in
[22:11] <kri1987> and i can log in
[22:11] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, do I need to kill xserver first?
[22:11] <microhaxo> says [readonly] at the bottom
[22:11] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: I don't think so.
[22:11] <kyle6513> !pastebin
[22:11] <kri1987> but it doesn't run .bashrc, or .profile.. because it doesn't have access to my home directory
[22:11] <hwilde> kri1987, try to respond to the person you are talking to, like for example I put your name first on this line
[22:11] <kri1987> i created a folder called test
[22:11] <kri1987> in order to check persmissions..
[22:12] <theoraforever> kinja-sheep: Got it to work, thanks.
[22:12] <hwilde> kri1987, try to type all on one line and not hit enter for punctuation... lotta people in this chat
[22:12] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, well, when i run it, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d53a249b
[22:12] <kinja-sheep> theoraforever: No problem. You even can add parameters for time (unlimited) and icon too. :)
[22:13] <theoraforever> I've done that before; what I couldn't figure out was getting it onto the other screen.
[22:13] <pershian007> kinja-sheep i cant copy DVD  move  file to hard disk error   I/O error help meeeee
[22:13] <mkanyicy> kri1987, paste the output of "ls -alh ~" at http://paste.ubuntu.com
[22:13] <kinja-sheep> pershian007: IO ERROR -- NOTHING YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT.
[22:13] <kri1987> hwilde, sorry bout that. I created a folder called test. Put permissions as 777. I've noticed that none of the users have access to the home dir anymore. I'm using ubuntu server. So it may have some se linux policy or something... but it's very strange. I've tried chmod 777 and chown to my user as well
[22:13] <kyle6513> pershian007, sounds like a copy protection or faulty hardware
[22:13] <kri1987> http://pastebin.com/f738ce05e
[22:14] <kri1987> hwilde, http://pastebin.com/f738ce05e
[22:14] <pershian007>  kinja-sheep i cant copyyyyyyyy
[22:14] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: You have Nvidia GUI? There should be an option to "save to Xorg"
[22:14] <kinja-sheep> pershian007: That is correct. You can not copy.
[22:14] <hwilde> kri1987, sudo chown yourname:yourname somefile        <-- that will give you permissions
[22:14] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, why is he singling you out for the question he has
[22:14] <austin_work> anyone familiar with ssh rules? I'm trying to limit a particular user to ssh access only from the local network, but sshd keeps denying him: AllowUsers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[22:14] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, ah, its not nvidia, its intel intergrated graphics
[22:15] <ghost_> has anyone a working xrandr under nvidia card?
[22:15] <hwilde> austin_work, are you in /etc/hosts.allow ?
[22:15] <austin_work> no, /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[22:15] <pershian007> ilius kinja-sheep  rast mige
[22:15] <hwilde> austin_work, pastebinit for me please
[22:15] <austin_work> other users need remote access, but that user only needs local
[22:15] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: You might want to try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg"
[22:15] <mkanyicy> kri1987, no wonder
[22:15] <kri1987> hwilde, didn't work. I still have permission denied
[22:16] <beli> hwilde: hosts.allow is used by tcp_wrappers enabled apps only
[22:16] <mkanyicy> kri1987, directories MUST be executable
[22:16] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, will that give me an xorg? :D
[22:16] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: I'm hoping for it to.
[22:16] <mkanyicy> kri1987, do this
[22:16] <javatexan> anyone know what the 100 MB partition that windows makes along with the normal partition?
[22:16] <VCoolio> ghost_: it seems not; I used an app that used xrandr without success; with vidmod it worked ok; hope that's useful for you, I don't know more
[22:16] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, nope, sorry >.< unless its in a different place
[22:16] <mkanyicy> kri1987, sudo chmod +x /home /home*
[22:17] <mkanyicy> kri1987, sorry not that but this "sudo chmod +x /home /home/*"
[22:17] <austin_work> hwilde: http://pastebin.com/m534f57f0
[22:17] <kri1987> hwilde, actually.. no, that looks like it is working
[22:17] <ghost_> VCoolio: thx! ill try out vidmod asap
[22:17] <xNinja> hello...isn`t there an apt mirror to install zend optimizer in ubuntu 8.10 ?
[22:17] <ieatworld> how do i find which wireless card my laptop is using?
[22:17] <austin_work> hwilde: tried a few versions of it, none are working
[22:17] <kri1987> hwilde, i'll get back to you... let me try recursively do it for a few folders
[22:17] <beli> ieatworld: is it working?
[22:17] <kyle6513> ieatworld, lspci if its a pci device
[22:17] <hwilde> austin_work, when jason is logged in type  "who -u"  and where is he coming from?
[22:17] <ghost_> VCoolio: vidmod is not in the repos?
[22:18] <hwilde> kri1987, -r option is recursive.
[22:18] <phong_> hi everyone in the chat rooom
[22:18] <kyle6513> phong_, hi
[22:18] <ieatworld> thanks kyle :)
[22:19] <mkanyicy> kri1987, whatever you do, you /home permissions are not fine, same as your $HOME directory
[22:19] <kyle6513> ieatworld, no problems
[22:19] <phong_> does anyone know how to install evtouch ?
[22:19] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: Try creating an empty file /etc/X11/xorg.conf -- Then one of the commands to generate a new one.
[22:19] <toader> Hi, could anybody help me here? thanks http://dpaste.com/147684/
[22:19] <kyle6513> phong_, does sudo apt-get install evtouch work?
[22:19] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, okay
[22:19] <mkanyicy> kri1987, you need to give the 'x' permission to the /home folder and any folder  under /home
[22:19] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, wait. should i try all this as sudo?
[22:19] <phong_> let me try
[22:19] <mkanyicy> kri1987, that is all you have to do, i guess
[22:20] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, oh nevermind i was already doing that
[22:20] <xNinja> hello...?
[22:20] <Counterspell> 9.10 x86_64: Copy / Paste from Skype into any application (including Skype itself) is simply not working! After the Copy, paste is not available for selection and ctrl-v does not paste anything.
[22:20] <microhaxo> Help, i've edited my fstab and now it wont boot, it cant mount root. when i try to mount -t ext4 /dev/sda1 / -o remount,rw it wont startx!
[22:20] <VCoolio> ghost_: do 'apt-cache search vidmode' and you'll get some libs; but again: I'm a noob on video stuff
[22:21] <austin_work> hwilde: ah, it's using the hostname, not the ip of the client, that explains it
[22:21] <ghost_> ok
[22:21] <mkanyicy> kri1987, are you progressing?
[22:21] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: You have checked the Hardware Drivers under System --> Admin, right?
[22:21] <brontosaurusrex> Counterspell: shift + ctrl +v ?
[22:21] <phong_> i got E: Couldn't find package evtouch
[22:21] <ob3r0n> toader, ls -w | grep jpg | convert (...)
[22:21] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, yep
[22:21] <phong_> any help?
[22:21] <Counterspell> brontosaurusrex, nope
[22:21] <AIBBB> if you'd be forced not to use ubuntu, what distro would be most suitable for the average consumer
[22:21] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, to no avail
[22:21] <austin_work> hwilde: accessing over putty, so the hostname is, e.g., windows1.local, not <IP_ADDRESS>
[22:21] <kyle6513> phong_, sec
[22:21] <phong_> ok
[22:21] <ghost_> oh, thats xfree86, great -.-
[22:22] <hwilde> austin_work, that is a setting (to resolve the IP to dns names) fyi
[22:22] <ob3r0n> toader, ls -x | grep jpg | convert (...)
[22:22] <kaolbrec> AIBBB: kubuntu? :P
[22:22] <AIBBB> lol
[22:22] <austin_work> hwilde: yaeh, figured there was, now that I found that problem. know it off hand?
[22:22] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: "sudo touch /etc/X11/xorg.conf && sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg"
[22:22] <ob3r0n> fuck
[22:22] <ob3r0n> toader, ls -1 | grep jpg | convert (...)
[22:22] <kinja-sheep> ob3r0n: Language, please.
[22:22] <toader> ob3r0n: i want to keep each file name
[22:22] <ob3r0n> like this
[22:22] <Dr_Willis> microhaxo:  exaztly what did you edit in the fstab? and how are you trying to  access it now?
[22:22] <mkanyicy> AIBBB, the one that the enforcer is recommending to the enforcee
[22:22] <kyle6513> phong_, http://www.conan.de/touchscreen/evtouch.html next time google stuff
[22:22] <hwilde> austin_work, UseDNS no
 sorry
[22:23] <toader> ob3r0n: for example 01.jpg to 01.pdf
[22:23] <austin_work> hwilde: thanks :-)
[22:23] <hwilde> toader, man rename
[22:23] <mkanyicy> kri1987, ping
[22:23] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, files still empty
[22:24] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: You could try the support in #xorg
[22:24] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, is it in freenode?
[22:24] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: Yes.
[22:25] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, thanks
[22:25] <toader> hwilde: i need to covert it to the same name but with .pdf extension
[22:25] <caty> I JUST LOSED THE GAME :'(
[22:25] <toader> for example covert 01.jpg to 01.pdf
[22:26] <hwilde> toader, convert *.jpg test.jpg     it will enumerate test-0.jpg test-1.jpg test-2.jpg etc
[22:26] <hwilde> toader, err pdf... whatever you know what i mean
[22:26] <hwilde> toader, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=489877
[22:28] <austin_work> hwilde: working great, thanks for the help
[22:28] <duckx0r> can anyone tell me what the executable is to launch the GUI for GConf?
[22:28] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, it seems xorg is a little dead...
[22:28] <kinja-sheep> duckx0r: ALT+F2 --> gconf-editor ?
[22:28] <Dr_Willis> duckx0r:  'gconf<tab>' shows some  possibilties :)
[22:28] <duckx0r> kinja-sheep, nope
[22:29] <duckx0r> Dr_Willis, I'm using kde 3
[22:29] <brontosaurusrex> hwilde, toader, right http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4537036&postcount=7
[22:29] <Dr_Willis> duckx0r:  so?
[22:29] <kyle6513> i thought gconf was for gnome?
[22:29] <Dr_Willis> kyle6513:  yep. :) unless we are all confused about what he wants
[22:29] <Dr_Willis> if thers an icon for it.. check the icon properties.
[22:29] <kyle6513> Dr_Willis, heh >.<
[22:29] <duckx0r> Dr_Willis, oh, i thought you meant from the run dialog. thanks
[22:29] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: You could try killing Xorg, then "Xorg -configure" in TTY. It'll probe for devices and write an xorg.conf -- From that, do "sudo updatedb && locate xorg"
[22:30]  * Dr_Willis is not sure the TAB key works in the run dialogs
[22:30] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, how do i kill xorg lol
[22:30] <duckx0r> kinja-sheep, looks like you were right. I just didn't have gconf-editor installed. Thanks
[22:30] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: You would get disconnected. :(
[22:31] <kinja-sheep> duckx0r: No problem.
[22:31] <kinja-sheep> !tty | kyle6513
[22:31] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, >.<
[22:31] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: Remember -- CTRL + ALT + F7 -- is GUI.
[22:31] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, yeah i know about them, just have no idea how to kill xorg xD
[22:31] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: Practice it now.  CTRL + ALT + F1,F2,F3,F4,F5,F6 -- All temrinals.
[22:32] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, haha yeh i know :P
[22:32] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: Oh alright. "sudo service gdm stop" should do the trick. "sudo killall xorg" maybe.
[22:32] <maritz> Hi. I've attached a usb2.0 stick (8gb kingston) to my pc and it is incredibly slow when transferring large files. (according to a few ls checks it's at below 1mb/s now)
[22:32] <maritz> I've googled around and there seem to be a tonne of other users with such problems. However they mostly have ~4mb/s, which is a bit more than I'm seeing. And all the "solutions" I found, didn't help so far. Any ideas?
[22:32] <duckx0r> kyle6513, ctrl-alt-backspace might work depending on how your system is setup
[22:32] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, i think ill go with killall
[22:32] <kyle6513> WISH ME LUCK!
[22:32] <duckx0r> luck
[22:32] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: Stopping GDM should do more than enough. You can kill xserver-xorg too. Just in case. Good luck.
[22:33] <Dr_Willis> maritz:  ive noticed that also. not really looked into a fix.
[22:33] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, one question, how do i get back into x? start x?
[22:33] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: "sudo service gdm start"
[22:33] <bluberryoam> hey how do you enter special charachters in emacs?
[22:33]  * kyle6513 facepalms self
[22:34] <maritz> Dr_Willis: I'm trying to copy ~4GB to the stick... at the current rate and apparent decline of speed, it's gonna finish... never. :(
[22:34] <Dr_Willis> maritz:  yep - ive noticed it being very slow.
[22:34] <Dr_Willis> maritz:  also aseems to depend on which of my USB ports i use. I got some exctra usb add on cards.
[22:34] <bluberryoam> hey how do you enter special charachters in emacs?
[22:35] <maritz> I tried the 2 free ones, nothing... Also, it isn't a problem in windows. So, it's not a hardware problem.
[22:36] <Darkedge> Can someone make a quick script to check for “ShowOnlyIn=GNOME” in /usr/share/applications/ and replace it with "", Thanks.
[22:36] <maritz> i'm gonna try reformatting it to ext2 now :D
[22:36] <microhaxo> Right, i fixed fstab, but now grub boot loader shows up and asks me to pick what i want to boot. every time, How do i disable that?
[22:36]  * kinja-sheep gives channel operator status to Dr_Willis
[22:37] <Dr_Willis> Huh?
[22:37] <Darkedge> Dr_Willis: me?
[22:37] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, er, note to self, write down commands so you dont have to come back like an idiot and ask for them again
[22:37] <microhaxo> when i boot it no longer auto boots, it goes to grub boot menu. How do i make it auto boot.
[22:37] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: Oh no. :(
[22:37] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, haha so what did i need to tell the terminal again?
[22:37] <Dr_Willis> Darkedge:  actually i recall a 'gres' command/script for rep,aceing text in batches of files.. proberly other ways to do it as well
[22:38] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: "Xorg -configure" -- Pretty much. Then come back.
[22:38] <MK13> how can you revoke the "always allow access to keyring" permission from certain applications?
[22:38] <roxlu_> hi, I've got ubuntu server installed and I'm wondering how I can install a printer?
[22:38] <roxlu_> is there a command line tool available?
[22:38] <kinja-sheep> !cups | roxlu_
[22:38] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, okay lol, thanks
[22:38] <Dr_Willis> roxlu_:  cups has a web based admin feature
[22:39] <Dr_Willis> roxlu_:  and command line tools
[22:39] <roxlu_> thanks a lot!
[22:39]  * kyle6513 has a notepad for commands now
[22:40] <Guest34254> ok, if anyone else wanna know: just use xrandr -o inverted instead of xrandr -y ^^ seems to be broken :p
[22:40] <blight_> hi
[22:40] <testz> hiiii
[22:40] <jack5463> hi
[22:40] <blight_> are there different repositories like stable/testing/unstable ?
[22:40] <testz> yes
[22:40] <blight_> do they have codenames?
[22:40] <testz> yes
[22:40] <blight_> or does each release have all 3
[22:41] <testz> no
[22:41] <blight_> or how does it work?
[22:41] <unop> Darkedge,  sed -i 's/ShowOnlyIn=GNOME//g' /usr/share/applications/*
[22:41] <testz> !repositories
[22:41] <blight_> ok, i guess this is what i need to read to make a decision if i want to switch to another branch
[22:41] <testz> yes
[22:41] <blight_> cause i want more recent software on my system
[22:41] <blakkheim> blight_: then ubuntu isn't for you
[22:41] <blight_> yeah
[22:42] <blight_> i would use gentoo if KDE didnt take 1 day to build
[22:42] <goldie> Hello,
[22:42] <Dr_Willis> blight_:  gee theres 100000's of packages... and 1000's of PPA repos and other repos...
[22:42] <blakkheim> blight_: arch/debian sid maybe?
[22:42] <goldie> does anyone know how to get Ubuntu to run on a Ma
[22:42] <goldie> Mac
[22:42] <blakkheim> goldie: the same way as any other computer
[22:42] <blight_> i dont know
[22:42] <testz> goldie: have you searched on google?
[22:42] <Dr_Willis> goldie:  ppc or newer mac?
[22:42] <goldie> nah
[22:42] <Dr_Willis> !mac
[22:42] <microhaxo> How do i edit grub in 9.10 ????
[22:42] <blight_> i grew lazy of messing around with my system
[22:42] <Dr_Willis> !grub2 | microhaxo
[22:42] <blight_> thats why i switched from gentoo to ubuntu
[22:42] <goldie> New Leadopard Mactel
[22:42] <MK13> how can i revoke a program's ability to automatically access my keyring when authenticating the wlan ?
[22:42] <blakkheim> blight_: lol
[22:43] <blight_> whats so funny?
[22:43] <realityiswhere> goldie: which model?
[22:43] <blakkheim> blight_: switching from gentoo to ubuntu
[22:43] <kyle6513_> kinja-sheep, Threw the same error at me :/ think i have to kill xorg?
[22:43] <blight_> yeah, well, like i said, lazyness - doesnt that explain it?
[22:43] <goldie> You can not get ubuntu to run alongside Mac like you can Win7 in bootcamp
[22:43] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513_: I thought you were in TTY when you did that.
[22:43] <blakkheim> blight_: guess so
[22:43] <goldie> I have a macbook.
[22:43] <blakkheim> goldie: yes you can
[22:43] <realityiswhere> goldie: which model... macbook 5,5?
[22:43] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513_: Yeah. Make sure Xorg or xserver-xorg is not running.
[22:43] <testz> goldie: have you searched on google?
[22:43] <goldie> yez
[22:43] <blight_> with gentoo when something doesnt build you gotta mess around, and it happens from time to time, especially when you start mixing stable with unstable packages
[22:43] <kyle6513_> kinja-sheep, TTY? why? it throws me into a console thingy anyway
[22:44] <Darkedge> unop: Sorry, I kinda wanted it to be replaced with nothing..
[22:44] <blight_> so it's always a fight against the breakage
[22:44] <blakkheim> blight_: i run gentoo on my desktop, i know. but i like fixing things
[22:44] <testz> blight_: yeah, so don't waste your time, energy, or harm the environment and use a binary based distro
[22:44] <kyle6513_> kinja-sheep, so, sudo killall Xorg && sudo killall xserver-xorg?
[22:44] <blight_> and sometimes i couldn't update for a few weeks because of conflicts introduced by mixing stable with unstable packages etc
[22:44] <unop> Darkedge, and that's what the command does
[22:44] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513_: Something like that. Use tab to autocomplete.
[22:44] <Dr_Willis> i gave up on gentoo a few years back
[22:44] <kyle6513_> kinja-sheep, alright, so do i stop gdm then do that? I dont think i need to go into a TTY
[22:44] <goldie> Is there a better Linux package then Ubuntu
[22:45] <blight_> blakkheim: yeah it can be fun, but i rather invest the time in other stuff like coding
[22:45] <duffydack> great my radeon 4650HD now supported, except games (nexuiz) are like 1 fps
[22:45] <unop> kyle6513_,  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm stop
[22:45] <goldie> I am not that impresssed by Karmic Kola
[22:45] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513_: Yes.
[22:45] <kyle6513_> goldie, depends on what you want
[22:45] <blight_> testz: ;)
[22:45] <realityiswhere> goldie: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook
[22:45] <Dr_Willis> goldie:  thers 100's of Linux distros out - depends on yoru needs
[22:45] <Darkedge> unop: Well I looked in one of the .desktop files, and its been replaced with "" not a black space =/
[22:45] <kyle6513_> kinja-sheep, do i need to go into a TTY??
[22:45] <goldie> It seem like ubuntu would be the best because they have more bread behind there product then anybody else
[22:45] <kyle6513_> goldie, what are your needs?
[22:45] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513_: Yes.  So you might as well shut down gdm properly.
[22:46] <goldie> Easy for one.. I am just looking for a distro to do webdesign programming.
[22:46] <kyle6513_> kinja-sheep, hm, so, how would i do this?
[22:46] <unop> Darkedge, was   ShowOnlyIn=GNOME   originally quoted in the file??
[22:46] <kyle6513_> kinja-sheep, jump to a TTY and then perform all of this?
[22:46] <microhaxo> When i add this: tmpfs /tmp tmpfs defaults,noatime,mode=1777 0 0 to my fstab i am unable to mount root
[22:46] <roxlu_> how do I install my printer from the terminal ? (I don't have x-windows)
[22:46] <testz> goldie: then just use a distro that you won't have to mess around with a lot
[22:46] <mkanyicy> goldie, that can be arranged on ubuntu as well
[22:46] <Darkedge> unop: I don't think so.
[22:46] <Dr_Willis> microhaxo:  why did you alter it in the first place?
[22:46] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513_: Go in TTY1, "sudo service gdm stop" -- Kill any Xorg / xserver-xorg -- Then run the "Xorg -configure"
[22:47] <microhaxo> I have a SSD drive
[22:47] <duckx0r> goldie, i like kate for editing scripts/html
[22:47] <brontosaurusrex> goldie: linux mint or some other ubuntu derivate
[22:47] <unop> Darkedge,  can you put show us just the original line ??
[22:47] <blakkheim> i like vi :)
[22:47] <kenyabob> This might not be the exact spot for this, but does anyone know how to tell if an Intel Xeon chip is 32 bit or 64?
[22:47] <microhaxo> and i want to tayler it to my drive so it runs fast.
[22:47] <kyle6513_> kinja-sheep, will do, brb
[22:47] <ActionParsnip__> yo yo yo
[22:47] <brontosaurusrex> goldie: with geany as an ide
[22:47] <goldie> Can you get linux mint to run besides mac
[22:47] <blakkheim> goldie: yes
[22:47] <Dr_Willis> microhaxo:  check the various ssd/netbook forum threads perhaps  - it may be theres some change/diffreance you need to so in 9.10
[22:48] <brontosaurusrex> goldie: the easy way is virtualbox
[22:48] <goldie> If you had the choce would you work in vmware with a ubunut distro to do your web work ....or just use mac.
[22:48] <Dr_Willis> I perfer virtualbox to vmware. :)
[22:48] <Darkedge> unop: Can't you just peice a command to search for "" and replace? thanks.
[22:48] <brontosaurusrex> goldie: i'd use mac
[22:48] <Dr_Willis> I cant afford a mac. :)
[22:48] <Darkedge> unop: =/ I don't have the original file sorry.
[22:49] <unop> Darkedge,  sed -i 's/\"\"//g' /usr/share/applications/*
[22:49] <mkanyicy> Dr_Willis, there was a guy who prefered to buy a mac than to buy a disk to burn ubuntu iso image
[22:49] <brontosaurusrex> but really, web should be easier on some sort of debian powered thingy, with all the web server stuff as well.....
[22:49] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, nope, didnt work, told me there was no such process as Xorg or xserver-xorg
[22:50] <_dreamy> whats the best place to find a game for linux ? anyone helping ?
[22:50] <kyle6513> _dreamy, google.
[22:50] <ActionParsnip__> Does fsck only work on partitions or can it test raw disks (e.g. /dev/sda) ?
[22:50] <BalSak> hi guys. the virtualbox room's pretty quite. does anyone know how to config  VBoxWeb.confto allow access from outside localhost?
[22:50] <mkanyicy> Dr_Willis, so a mac should be rather cheap
[22:50] <ActionParsnip__> !game | _dreamy
[22:50] <ActionParsnip__> !games
[22:50] <brontosaurusrex> _dreamy: neverball rocks!
[22:50] <_dreamy> kyle6513: ive tryed... how ever im searching for jagged alliance2.. i cant even find the demo :S
[22:51] <brontosaurusrex> _dreamy: should be sudo apt-get install neverball i belive
[22:51] <ActionParsnip__> _dreamy: urban terror and penumbra (not free) are great
[22:51] <kyle6513> _dreamy, is it linux compatible?
[22:51] <triple_xxx> dreamy you can run win or playonlinux to run windows games such as WOW
[22:51] <mkanyicy> brontosaurusrex, but what do you mean about 'web'
[22:51] <Darkedge> unop: =/ that aren't working
[22:51] <Darkedge> kyle6513: Hey fellow aussie.
[22:51] <LucidGuy> VirtuBox situation:  I previously had Ubuntu 904 with VirtualBox(nonOSE) installed and 8 guest systems installed.  WinXP,Win7, and 6 different Linux distros.  I recently performed a full reinstall with Karmic and restored all my .VDI files, ~.VirtualBox directory, and installed VirtualBox.  When I start it up all looks good systems are listed etc, yet I'm unable to successfully launch any of the vms.  Win7 simply f
[22:51] <LucidGuy> reezes, Debian vm spits out “FATAL: No bootable medium found! System halted.  Xubuntu vm errors “Grub loading. Error: out of partition.. then grub rescue shell>.  Does anyone have any idea what went wrong? am I missing something?..  any help would be appreciated.
[22:51] <kinja-sheep> kyle6513: I don't know else I could supply you with. Sorry. (See !xorg) :\
[22:51] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, thanks anyway
[22:51] <_dreamy> ActionParsnip__: im searching for JAgged alliance 2.. however...
[22:51] <kyle6513> kinja-sheep, if i just start typing into xorg.conf would it work? lol
[22:52] <kyle6513> !xorg
[22:52] <brontosaurusrex> mkanyicy: making a server scripting thingy to work, setting up development machine, it should be easier on ubuntu than on mac
[22:52] <_dreamy> kyle6513: for JA2 .. yes
[22:52] <kyle6513> _dreamy, odd. try the ubuntu respos
[22:52] <Darkedge> LucidGuy: Try asking #vbox :)
[22:52] <LucidGuy> Darkedge, will do.
[22:53] <mkanyicy> brontosaurusrex, ok. but mac is unix based as well, hey?
[22:53] <_dreamy> kyle6513:  id be checking that efectivly with APT ?
[22:53] <unop> Darkedge, you wanted to replace two double-quote marks with nothing, right?
[22:53] <kyle6513> _dreamy, yes'm sudo apt-get install program
[22:53] <roxlu_> okay so I can add a   printer using lpadmin -p PRINTER, but what do I use as a value for PRINTER?\
[22:54] <Darkedge> unop: Yeah, I'll pastebin an example for you
[22:55] <_dreamy> kyle6513: had no luck.. ive been looking for it all over the web... i got the orginal.. but its for XP ..
[22:55] <JNexus> what command do you list channels
[22:55] <_dreamy> i got the orginal game, i bougth it
[22:55] <kyle6513> _dreamy, running it in wine any good?
[22:55] <unop> JNexus, /list ?
[22:55] <ActionParsnip__> mkanyicy: mac is based on bsd loosely, but its offtopic here
[22:55] <JNexus> hmmm not working
[22:56] <_dreamy> kyle6513: dunno.. however Jagged alliance 2 was released for linux
[22:56] <triple_xxx> _dreamy: why don't you just use youtube or videosurf.com to watch linux games same for goldie wanting to see whats on a linux machine for web design I'm sure there are lots of opnion based youtube videos!!!! good luck ;)
[22:56] <mkanyicy> ActionParsnip__, i know
[22:56] <cached> hi
[22:56] <kyle6513> _dreamy, hmm
[22:56] <cached> wtf with the bots?
[22:56] <Darkedge> unop: http://dpaste.com/147701/
[22:57] <kyle6513> _dreamy, http://linux.softpedia.com/get/GAMES-ENTERTAINMENT/RTS/Jagged-Alliance-2-Stracciatella-24306.shtml
[22:57] <_dreamy> kyle6513:  yep..  i found that :) .. its only 1 or 2 megs ...  no data.. i think
[22:57] <Darkedge> Whats mode +J???
[22:58] <BalSak> journal?
[22:58] <cached> Are you guys noobs?
[22:58] <Ulises> Hola a todos
[22:58] <kyle6513> _dreamy, odd...
[22:58] <Ulises> Hi all
[22:58] <jack5463> how do you find out who is in a room that is invite only?
[22:58] <cached> hi
[22:58] <kyle6513> AHH laptop battery depleating D:
[22:58] <Ulises> I'm looking for help with an email account
[22:58] <Darkedge> cached: uhm no, I just couldn't be bothered looking it up?
[22:58] <Ulises> May be y can say me where can i Find it
[22:59] <cached> Im a noob :)
[22:59] <_dreamy> kyle6513: i though there was a special server/site.. for linux games.. :S
[22:59] <kyle6513> _dreamy, I believe you need to purchase the game, and use the data files from the windows version into the linux version...
[22:59] <triack78> join /#eclipse
[22:59] <cached> maybe i can fit in here
[22:59] <unop> Darkedge,  sed -i -e 's/["“”]["“”]//' -e '/^$/d'  /path/to/file
[22:59] <jacob_> hi i am trying to creat a .txt in a folder via terminal but can't b/c of permisions..how do i create it?
[22:59] <Ulises> it's about my hotmail account, I forgot the place that I putted on the account
[22:59] <kinja-sheep> !sudo | jacob_
[22:59] <laeg> all of a sudden my sound has become incredibly low, speakers are fine because i've tested them elsewhere, there's no volume control in my panel and when i select sound in system prefs there's a popup 'waiting for sound system to respond' - how can i remedy this?
[22:59] <unop> jacob_, sudo touch your_file.txt
[22:59] <ActionParsnip__> jacob_: gksudo gedit
[23:00] <Dr_Willis> Ulises:  set the proper perm,issions/ownership on the directory first
[23:00] <_dreamy> kyle6513: ok.. however i bought it already
[23:00] <ActionParsnip__> jacob_: you cn then create your file and save it wherever you like
[23:00] <Dr_Willis> Ulises:  or use sudo as needed.
[23:00] <unop> Dr_Willis, i bet you, he's wanting to creating something in /etc/ now
[23:00] <kyle6513> _dreamy, then use that link, combined with the data files in your bought copy and together, they can play the game ;D
[23:00] <cached> does notepad ++ work on linux, or what app do i use for xhtml?
[23:00] <jacob_> ty all who wrote back
[23:00] <cached> I like how its sets tabs
[23:01] <ActionParsnip__> !appdb | cached
[23:01] <Darkedge> unop: Thanks man owe you one
[23:01] <kinja-sheep> cached: Notepad ++ works fine with wine.
[23:01] <cached> ok ty,
[23:01] <kinja-sheep> cached: Or if you prefer a linux native, use Geany.
[23:01] <Ulises> Dr Willis
[23:01] <pukeko> whats the karmic package for debian-helper-scripts ?
[23:01] <ksnp> i am trying to auto delete (not all but first N) email  to root sent by processes, any suggestions ?
[23:01] <cached> can i just sudo apt-get install wine?
[23:01] <duckx0r> cached, i use kate personally
[23:01] <unop> Darkedge, for your future reference, there's #bash, ##sed and #awk ...
[23:01] <Ulises> How I do that?
[23:01] <_dreamy> kyle6513: so the stracialtela is to USe... the Data files ? from the CD ? .. like.. if it will adapt the game data file into linux ?
[23:01] <ksnp> does crontab without the --report option prevent sending of emails ?
[23:01] <cached> Some classmates also reccomended wine
[23:01] <Darkedge> unop: ok thanks
[23:02] <Ulises> Dr_Willis
[23:02] <blakkheim> cached: use vi
[23:02] <kyle6513> _dreamy, no idea, look for a tutorial on making it work from linux, but yes, thats what i understand, although it may be from an already installed one
[23:02] <Flannel> !wine | cached
[23:02] <_dreamy> kyle6513:  ok ty for helping
[23:02] <wolter> hi, does anybody have a clue why vsftpd won't work if I set its folder to be in a ntfs drive?
[23:02] <Flannel> cached: Yes, sudo apt-get install wine will work
[23:02] <pukeko> karmic, cannot find package debian-helper-scripts..
[23:02] <cached> thx
[23:02] <Dr_Willis> wolter:  permission issues most likely
[23:02] <unop> ksnp, is preventing getting an email from a cronjob all you want to do ?
[23:03] <kyle6513> _dreamy, no problems
[23:03] <mkanyicy> cached, just use gedit
[23:03] <triple_xxx> dreamy just us playonlinix Wine is already setup and able to install a list of games
[23:03] <ActionParsnip__> cached: EDIT GIVES A SIMILAR FUNCTIONALITY
[23:03] <cached> gedit i knw
[23:03] <ActionParsnip__> cached: sorry for caps
[23:04] <kyle6513> cached, gedit does have syntax highlighting and numbers down the left hand side, just go into preferences its as good as notepad
[23:04] <Flannel> cached: SciTE is similar to notepad++ (notepad++ uses it's rendering engine) and it's in the repos, sud apt-get install scite)
[23:04] <laeg> all of a sudden my sound has become incredibly low, speakers are fine because i've tested them elsewhere, there's no volume control in my panel and when i select sound in system prefs there's a popup 'waiting for sound system to respond' - how can i remedy this?
[23:04] <ActionParsnip__> cached: it gets a platinum rating except 3.x versions of notepad++
[23:04] <cached> nice
[23:04] <ActionParsnip__> cached: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=2983
[23:05] <cached> I'll prob want wine anyways, biut i'll def try it out
[23:05] <mkanyicy> cached, why do you still want wine?
[23:05] <elhoir|wrk> hi all, just a partitioning question --- i have Windows 7 splitted in 2 partitions, the 1st one has just the boot manager, and the 2nd one contains the OS itself.... Will Ubuntu loader (grub) support it?
[23:05] <cached> yup
[23:06] <cached> it will give you both bootloader
[23:06] <cached> the linux grub then the win 7 loader
[23:06] <cached> but thats only if u have more than 1 ver of windows i think
[23:06] <elhoir|wrk> i havent
[23:06] <cached> make sure you defrag 1st ^^
[23:07] <mkanyicy> elhoir|wrk, havent what?
[23:07] <elhoir|wrk> mkanyicy: "more than 1 ver of windows"
[23:07] <elhoir|wrk> i only have Windows 7 installed currently
[23:07] <ActionParsnip__> wow not heard of defrag in a while, oh memories
[23:07] <cached> lol
[23:07] <wolter> can I change the Ubuntu One directory to somewhere else than my home dir?
[23:07] <cached> whats linux equiv?
[23:08] <mkanyicy> cached, defrag before partition resize on ubuntu is now almost old news
[23:08] <elhoir|wrk> cached: so you think it should work fine
[23:08] <cached> then you will get the linux grub at start
[23:09] <cached> yes, I have vista/7/xp/ubunut and centos
[23:09] <elhoir|wrk> ok i will give it a try
[23:09] <ActionParsnip__> cached: ext3/4 don't need defragging as the journal helps with access
[23:09] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[23:09] <elhoir|wrk> many thanks :)
[23:09] <elhoir|wrk> wtf
[23:10] <goose> How can I identify an RSA key to use, when doing Places > Connect to Server
[23:10] <ActionParsnip__> cached: you can defrag ext2 so you can convert from ext3 to ext2, defrag then convert back but you will gain nearly nothing
[23:10] <TheMozart> if I load 9.04 liveCD, can I create a bootable Ubuntu on my 1GB USB Stick?
[23:10] <kyle6513> TheMozart, 1gb is a tad small
[23:10] <mkanyicy> goose, ssh will do that for you
[23:10] <ActionParsnip__> TheMozart: sure, under system there is an option top create a usb boot disk
[23:10] <TheMozart> kyle6513: so its not possible?
[23:11] <kyle6513> TheMozart, gimme a second
[23:11] <mkanyicy> goose, why do you want to know your public key before you connect?
[23:11] <goose> mkanyicy: I know, I've created bash aliases for doing that with SSH, but I need to do it with GUI SCP.
[23:11] <TheMozart> ActionParsnip__: is 1GB large enough to get it booting and working?
[23:11] <Dr_Willis> wolter:  check in #ubuntuone im not sure its possible
[23:11] <jongbergs> !ssh
[23:11] <goose> mkanyicy: because I have 14 RSA keys
[23:11] <blakkheim> goose: why do you need a gui for scp
[23:11] <TheMozart> kyle6513: ok
[23:11] <goose> I need to identify which one to use
[23:11] <goose> blakkheim: because gedit > vi
[23:11] <mkanyicy> goose, why do you have 14 keys?
[23:12] <kyle6513> woah what the
[23:12] <ActionParsnip__> TheMozart: sure, the live cd is 700Mb ;)
[23:12] <domi007> hey everyone
[23:12] <kyle6513> O.O
[23:12] <Darkedge> I've made some changes to the .desktop files in /usr/share/applications How can I get the menus to update?
[23:12] <TheMozart> ActionParsnip__: ok ty
[23:12] <wolter> ok Dr_Willis
[23:12] <blakkheim> goose: lol?
[23:12] <kyle6513> is everyone else getting like heaps of people join the channel?
[23:12] <onetinsoldier> yes
[23:12] <duckx0r> yep
[23:12] <aperson> !netsplit
[23:12] <ae86-drifter> okay, ubuntu has no GFX driver available for me, however there is a beta version apparantly available, how do i install it :S? see http://www.guru3d.com/news.php?cat=7&perpage=#10681
[23:12] <onetinsoldier> it's a netsplit join
[23:12] <kyle6513> yeah i see that
[23:12] <goose> mkanyicy: because I have 14 different servers I regularly SSH into. Do you know how I can identify an RSA key with GUI SCP, or are you just questioning me?
[23:13] <triple_xxx> kyle6513: yes thas why I do /ignoer channels
[23:13] <Topy44> hm, i have a solitary white pixel on my panel which acts like an applet (as in, it gets moved along when moving around applets), but cant be removed or moved by its own
[23:13] <Topy44> any ideas?
[23:13] <triple_xxx> opps /ignore
[23:13] <Topy44> its there in a standard UNR installation
[23:13] <goose> blakkheim: gedit is a lot nicer/easier/prettier to use than vi, and I like to have the GUI SCP capabilities, click and drag is a nice convenience.
[23:13] <domi007> i got a nice problem for you: i want to remote desktop from my windows mobile pda to my ubuntu desktop using a usb cable...i already installed xrdp, so the service is up and running, but can't find a way to connect via usb cable....
[23:13] <mkanyicy> goog1jh, why don't use the same public key to all of them
[23:13] <blakkheim> goose: scp -i /path/id_rsa
[23:13] <jongbergs> hi, what messaging command allows you to talk to another computer in a local network just like what net send does for windows?
[23:13] <cached> I found that when I tried to Upgrade ubuntu from 9.04 to 9.10 in my vbox, that it would only give me a command line, wouldn't run the gui
[23:13] <cached> had to dl the 386 iso
[23:13] <goose> blakkheim: that works for SSH, not GUI SCP. (Places > Connect to Server)
[23:14] <elhoir|wrk> cached: will it run using the alternate cd? (i dont know why, but the normal cd doesnt work in my new pc (SATA related?))
[23:14] <ae86-drifter> blakkheim, u need to use smbclient -something then u can use the "net send" type feature
[23:14] <cached> nice, scite is pretty much just like npp
[23:14] <Iowan> jongbergs: Check man wall
[23:14] <onetinsoldier> jongbergs: you might want to look at 'talk'
[23:15] <domi007> okay, got back
[23:15] <domi007> so my problem is
[23:15] <Topy44> hm, i just realized:
[23:15] <domi007> how can i reach my pc
[23:15] <domi007> from a windows mobile
[23:15] <domi007> pda
[23:15] <domi007> via usb
[23:15] <Topy44> that white pixel is there for everybody it seems, as i can find it on screenshots on the net
[23:15] <ActionParsnip__> domi007: ease up on the enter key dude
[23:15] <kyle6513> Topy44, what white pixel?
[23:15] <Topy44> http://digitizor.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/ubuntu-karmic-unr-first-start.png <== between the wireless tray icon and the clock
[23:15] <ae86-drifter> Topy44, its not there for me
[23:15] <mkanyicy> goose, what is the backend of Connect to Server?
[23:15] <cached> Where would be a good place to look for my nvida geforce 9800m gts driver for linux? Cant seem to find it at the manufacturers site
[23:16] <domi007> action: i am trying :D
[23:16] <ActionParsnip__> domi007: can you ping it by name? can you ping it by IP?
[23:16] <ActionParsnip__> oh via usb
[23:16] <kyle6513> Topy44, if you right click there it is so that you can move the clock
[23:16] <Dr_Willis> cached:  the hardware-drivers tool dosent have them listed?
[23:16] <goose> mkanyicy: Nautalis, I suppose?
[23:16] <onetinsoldier> jongbergs: did you see my reply?
[23:16] <domi007> yeah, usb makes it complicated
[23:16] <rafaht> hello. can somebody help me? my english is bad
[23:16] <Topy44> kyle: but its not part of the clock. when you move the clock around or remove the clock from the panel the pixel is still there
[23:16] <ae86-drifter> does anyone know where to get the ATI BETA drivers from>?>?
[23:16] <mkanyicy> goose, tried filezilla ?
[23:17] <cached> checking now
[23:17] <microhaxo> Anyone run ubuntu on a SSD?
[23:17] <ActionParsnip__> domi007: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-30068.html
[23:17] <kyle6513> Topy44, oh its NBrmx, I never liked netbook remix, too buggy for my liking
[23:17] <blakkheim> microhaxo: i run linux on an SSD but not ubuntu
[23:17] <ActionParsnip__> microhaxo: its no different to using it on a usb stick
[23:17] <cached> no proprietary drivers are in use on this system
[23:17] <microhaxo> i just installed ubuntu on my intel x25 40gb ssd
[23:17] <ActionParsnip__> domi007: http://stream-recorder.com/forum/sync-evolution-contacts-pda-windows-mobile-ubuntu-t5373.html
[23:17] <blakkheim> microhaxo: nice
[23:17] <microhaxo> did the noatime fix and thats about it
[23:17] <domi007> action: sorry, i didn't mention, i got already a usb network interface, and also aynce sees my fiels
[23:18] <microhaxo> Should i be worried about this "trim" stuff?
[23:18] <goose> mkanyicy: sounds like a Mozilla application? Ubuntu has a perfectly usable GUI SSH tool built into it, I just need to know how to identify an RSA key to use with it
[23:18] <Topy44> kyle: i love the tabbed browsing and icon-only switcher, i kinda like the launcher but its buggy as hell, and i just wish they would get their act together
[23:18] <ActionParsnip__> domi007: so where is the issue?
[23:18] <mkanyicy> goose, but I dont really see the need to use 14 public keys if you are connecting to 14 servers, what happens if you tripple that to about 50 servers, you would want 50 keys? that's ridiculous
[23:18] <allstar> hey whats up :) need some help with SSH, i can connect to it localy but unable to connect to it externaly.. and help would be appriciated :)
[23:18] <triple_xxx> Topy44: there are some good netbook remixes ,but what netbook do you own???
[23:18] <blakkheim> goose: prettier  isn't always better. the commandline has an option for exactly what you want, i don't use many GUI programs so i don't know of any that do what you need
[23:18] <cached> Dr_Willis: did you get that?
[23:18] <ae86-drifter> does anyone know where to get the ATI BETA drivers from>?>?
[23:18] <domi007> action: i would like to use remote desktop from my  pda to control my ubuntu pc
[23:18] <microhaxo> blakkheim: i've read a lot that the performance of the drive can go down if you dont regularly trim? How can this be done in linux?
[23:18] <Topy44> triple_xxx: first generation eee pc, so 701/4g
[23:18] <blakkheim> microhaxo: it can't be done at this time
[23:18] <kyle6513> Topy44, yeah i know what you mean, i suggest going to the usual ubuntu until the next ubuntu release, if it annoys you that much
[23:19] <Scunizi> allstar: do you have a static IP address on the machine you're trying to reach? have you port forwarded ssh's port to that machine?
[23:19] <microhaxo> So does performance degrade?
[23:19] <Dr_Willis> cached:  get what? :)
[23:19] <pukeko> allstar:pm me
[23:19] <ae86-drifter> domi007, did u enable the RDP
[23:19] <blakkheim> microhaxo: hasn't for me, at all
[23:19] <microhaxo> k
[23:19] <domi007> i got xrdp installed
[23:19] <goose> mkanyicy: as opposed to using one key for all of them? seems like a major security fault to me
[23:19] <cached> No proprietary drivers installed
[23:19] <domi007> and it works
[23:19] <microhaxo> blakkheimL did you do the noatime fix?
[23:19] <kyle6513> Topy44, im running an eeepc 1000H right now and the only problem i have is some things go off screen
[23:19] <allstar> no static , but yes i port forwarded in my router
[23:19] <ae86-drifter> domi007, whats the problem then
[23:19] <microhaxo> *-L
[23:19] <Dr_Willis> cached:  if the hardware drivers tool dont detect it -it could be that card is not supported by the repo versions. you can try the nvidia.run driver installer.
[23:19] <Topy44> and before anyone recommends using eeebuntu or easypeasy or whatever... there is absolutely no reason to use those instead of regular UNR imho
[23:19] <Topy44> as all the bugs and annoyances are present
[23:19] <Scunizi> allstar: you sure that the port forward is going to the right IP address?
[23:20] <mkanyicy> goose, how? it's a PUBLIC key
[23:20] <allstar> yeah
[23:20] <blakkheim> Topy44: there is no reason to use UNR over ubuntu minimal imho
[23:20] <allstar> my nix box is .101
[23:20] <triple_xxx> Topy44: then asus eee pc Easy Peasy was built for that and jolicloud also claims to be working on most netbooks right out the box
[23:20] <domi007> ae86: I don't know how to reach the laptop, the WM client asks for an ip address
[23:20] <cached> must be the vbox
[23:20] <allstar> port 22
[23:20] <domi007> and i tried the ip address from ifconfig
[23:20] <Scunizi> allstar: natively installed or in a VM?
[23:20] <goose> mkanyicy: if someone breaks it, they have access to all of your servers, rather than just one
[23:20] <ActionParsnip__> domi007: ok thats a little clearer than "connection" which is all you said earlier
[23:20] <Panzerboy> ehlo
[23:20] <domi007> action: my bad..sorry
[23:20] <mkanyicy> goose, nope
[23:20] <Topy44> i did manage to change the most annoying thing about the unr launcher, which is the ridiculously high icon distance
[23:20] <triple_xxx> Topy44: depends on screen size also you can get ubuntu with moblin
[23:20] <ActionParsnip__> domi007: not something I use, sorry
[23:20] <kyle6513> Topy44, never looked at them, didnt really see a reason since everything would be downloadable anyway, and since my eeepc worked straight out of the box, i didnt have to do anything
[23:21] <mkanyicy> goose, he would need to have the private key as well
[23:21] <domi007> action: thanks anyway
[23:21] <Topy44> yeah, no major surgery to get mine to work either, most things work fine ootb
[23:21] <domi007> i tried to bridge the usb network interface to a tap interface, which points to localhost
[23:21] <forceflow> I got my asus1005ha working perfectly with UNR too
[23:21] <jongbergs> Iowan: wall broadcast messages to all users on the same system
[23:21] <chun1> Hi, is there any way to switch user using a command? [actually log in to the said user's workspace, so not just su]
[23:21] <Topy44> its all just customizing stuff - the main reason i like UNR is because the screen is TINY (6.4" 800x480) and the touchpad is useless
[23:21] <domi007> but still, my pad always says: can't connect
[23:22] <Dr_Willis> UNR works well on my AAO
[23:22] <kyle6513> Topy44, I'm sure you would be able to get the tabbed window manager with the normal ubuntu installation with a bit of hacking
[23:22] <ae86-drifter> domi007, did you goto internet > then remote desktop viewer? normally it will display the name of the PC there automatically without having to type in the address, it should scann for open ports 5900
[23:22] <mkanyicy> goose, i mean , thats why ssh is called ssh, 100 keys for 100 servers is not worth it
[23:22] <forceflow> Topy44: I am using default gnome-interface though
[23:22] <kyle6513> Topy44, i have a 10" :D
[23:22] <triple_xxx> Topy44: if its screen resolution Moblin would be the way to go
[23:22] <mkanyicy> goose, unless you are working for millitary
[23:22] <domi007> i am using a windows mobile pda, u r talkin about something completely different
[23:22] <Topy44> kyle: there is no reason not to use the tabbed window mode of UNR without the launcher.
[23:22] <jongbergs> onetinsoldier: yes, does it allow you to talk to other user on another computer in the network?
[23:23] <kyle6513> Topy44, ah ok
[23:23] <onetinsoldier> jongbergs: pretty sure that's what it's designed to do
[23:23] <Nafri_>  hello, i'm about to install kubuntu 9.10, I've 64bit processor. Which version should i install 32bit or 64bit? I was wondering if there are proper drivers/applications available for 64bit
[23:23] <mkanyicy> goose, anyway good luck
[23:23] <blakkheim> Nafri_: how much ram do you have
[23:23] <ae86-drifter> domi007, okay... sorry, did u try using the web browser based UI?
[23:23] <onetinsoldier> jongbergs: i
[23:23] <onetinsoldier> jongbergs: i've used it before, many years ago though
[23:23] <domi007> web browser based ui...what is that?
[23:23] <cached> firefox
[23:23] <Topy44> other then that i like the unr launcher, but they messed up the last version. its buggy, and... why did they remove the incredibly useful right sidebar, and didnt even use the space for anything else?!
[23:23] <domi007> anyway, if it runs on the pc side then it is not good for me
[23:23] <Topy44> just put more distance between icons
[23:24] <ActionParsnip__> ae86-drifter: a connection to the ubuntu system via the usb to the PDA is what is required. I dont use PDA so am unsure if this can be done personally
[23:24] <Topy44> wasting more space
[23:24] <domi007> because i can't reah the pc
[23:24] <ae86-drifter> domi007, type the IP of the rdp server with :5900 into the browser
[23:24] <onetinsoldier> jongbergs: also look at 'ytalk'
[23:24] <Topy44> i am considering downgrading to jaunty
[23:24] <kyle6513> Topy44, I have to admit, the idea is good, execution, not so much
[23:24] <ActionParsnip__> Topy44: added the UNR ppa?
[23:24] <L3dPlatedLinux> I am looking for a video editor to take a .mov file and strip the audio from it and and a mp3 or what ever I would like.
[23:25] <Topy44> ActionParsnip__: no, are there any worthy changes?
[23:25] <blakkheim> L3dPlatedLinux: ffmpeg can rip the audio, so can mplayer
[23:25] <domi007> i;ll try it
[23:25] <L3dPlatedLinux> thanks
[23:25] <onetinsoldier> jongbergs: also look at ytalk, xtalk, and utalk
[23:25] <ActionParsnip__> Topy44: no idea, i just know it exists
[23:25] <ae86-drifter> domi007, hmm usb connection? so does the PDA get an IP address on the same subnet etc as the server?
[23:25] <ActionParsnip__> Topy44: https://launchpad.net/~netbook-remix-team/+archive/ppa
[23:25] <domi007> i am not sure about that stuff...preferably yes
[23:26] <domi007> but the pda says: cannot connect...so perhaps it didn't get an ip address
[23:26] <domi007> however activesync says on the pda: connected
[23:26] <Topy44> here is another annoying detail: notices (like the usual "your battery is fucked" message on every boot) go away when moving the cursor over them, but reappear when moving it away again, making it impossible to click them away!
[23:26] <Topy44> its just a ridiculous bug
[23:26] <LogicFan> microhaxo, TRIM support is crucial to your SSD's performance at the moment.  your hdd needs the firmware to support it and the OS needs to support it.  as far as I'm aware, the kernel in 9.10 supports it, but the OS has yet to implement it.  You can however find a utility and run it each time at startup
[23:27] <dj-ice> what is a good chat Messenger
[23:27] <blakkheim> dj-ice: finch
[23:27] <domi007> dj-ice: pidgin
[23:27] <ActionParsnip__> domi007: seems to be a feature in microsofts activesync which appears to be windows only
[23:27] <microhaxo> LogicFan, my drive supports Trim
[23:27] <ae86-drifter> domi007, i dont really know how that "activesync" stuff works
[23:27] <ae86-drifter> sorry
[23:27] <ActionParsnip__> Topy44: they may have ironed it out in the new version
[23:27] <dj-ice> im new 2 linux
[23:27] <domi007> okay, hang on
[23:27] <Topy44> where does the gnome panel save its applet settings?
[23:27] <microhaxo> LogicFan: what utility works best?
[23:27] <Topy44> i want to find that stupid white dot
[23:28] <cwillu> Topy44, gconf-editor is a front end to the tree of xml files;  applet settings are stored under apps | panel
[23:28] <ActionParsnip__> domi007: i suggest you use the wireless or bluetooth
[23:28] <Topy44> ok, thx
[23:28] <domi007> so activesync does 2 things: shares the pc's internet conenction with the pda and synchronizes
[23:28] <kyle6513> Topy44, hehe, maybe its something in the tray not starting properly
[23:28] <domi007> my wifi card is dead and i don't have bluetooth :S
[23:28] <ae86-drifter> domi007, see this thread, it will explain how to get an IP address over ActiveSync, you need to use "VxUtil" http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?ForumId=6&TopicId=2556
[23:28] <Topy44> kyle6513: but its present on all screenshots of karmic UNR i can find, so its definately a bug
[23:29] <ActionParsnip__> domi007: activesync can give addresses to the device on usb and the systm to make a small lan which you can connect stuff over with (according to that page)
[23:29] <LogicFan> microhaxo, there is a patch for hdparam called wiper.sh that i am ware of.  however, do not take my advice as gospel.  research your particular drive's support for ubuntu and the trim command.  chances are there is info on the company website regard support
[23:29] <kyle6513> Topy44, well yeah just ignore it till the next release, unless theres a beta out for lucid nbr
[23:29] <microhaxo> ok thanks.
[23:29] <ActionParsnip__> domi007: i use neither PDA nor remote desktop (too slow) so am not much help here outside of websearches
[23:30] <domi007> hold on, i got an idea, i will try it..
[23:30] <Topy44> hm, actually, i just realized, i think its the "notification area applet"
[23:30] <dj-ice> what are some good chat clien to run yahoo and msn
[23:30] <ActionParsnip__> domi007: go crazy
[23:30] <Topy44> ah, no, it isnt, thats the tray
[23:30] <Dr_Willis> !im
[23:30] <ae86-drifter> domi007, the first step would be to try pinging the program outside of this activesync software, but like ActionParsnip__ i dont know much about this either
[23:30] <WinXP> What's the best distro or software for curing windows viruses,trojans,worms,spywares and malwares?
[23:30] <kyle6513> Topy44, oh, whatcha know i was right :P
[23:30] <ae86-drifter> pinging the PDA* i mean
[23:30] <kyle6513> Topy44, oh, nevermind xD
[23:30] <LogicFan> microhaxo, the TRIM is really important if you don't want your SSD performance to degrade over time.  This is just the nature of the SSD technology at the moment.  The next generation is going to improve this enormously
[23:31] <ActionParsnip__> dj-ice: pidgin can do both. gyachi can do voice and cam in linux
[23:31] <ActionParsnip__> ae86-drifter: what IP though?
[23:31] <ae86-drifter> ActionParsnip__, the IP of the PDA
[23:31] <ae86-drifter> ActionParsnip__, you can use VxUtil to find it
[23:31] <dj-ice> how do i install
[23:31] <domi007> okay, it seems that the ip address i see with ifconfig for the usb network interface
[23:31] <dj-ice> im sorry im new
[23:31] <ActionParsnip__> WinXP: all will be equal, there is no universally best software solution for anything
[23:31] <domi007> is the ip address of the pc side
[23:31] <uglybetty> кто тут?
[23:32] <ActionParsnip__> dj-ice: sudo apt-get install pidgin
[23:32] <ActionParsnip__> !info pidgin
[23:32] <domi007> now i have to figure out, how to reach that from the pda
[23:32] <domi007> tring pinging
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[23:32] <TheMozart> im running Ubuntu 9.04 from USB stick.. but when I type "sudo apt-get install xchat" it says it cannot be found. why?
[23:32] <ae86-drifter> domi007, does it ping?
[23:33] <kyle6513> TheMozart, try sudo apt-get update first
[23:33] <dj-ice> im on ubuntu .9.10
[23:33] <ActionParsnip__> TheMozart: try: sudo apt-get install xchat-gnome
[23:33] <TheMozart> kyle6513: I did. but it still cant find xchat
[23:33] <TheMozart> ActionParsnip__: ok
[23:33] <domi007> nope, ping from pda to pc says request timed out
[23:33] <kyle6513> TheMozart, try x-chat
[23:33] <kinja-sheep> TheMozart: Pidgin should be installed. It is part of ubuntu-desktop metapackage
[23:33] <ae86-drifter> domi007, okay, well you may want to set up an IP bridge
[23:33] <kyle6513> TheMozart, nevermind that wont work
[23:33] <ActionParsnip__> domi007: you could use nmap to find all active IPs. I dont think you will get far due to microsoft's closed mindedness
[23:34] <TheMozart> sudo apt-get install xchat-gnome <-- worked. thanks ActionParsnip__
[23:34] <TheMozart> kinja-sheep: yes but I like xchat :)
[23:34] <LogicFan> kinja-sheep, i thought that wasn't the case any longer?  i thought pidgin was replaced with empathy?
[23:34] <domi007> i am thinking about
[23:34] <kinja-sheep> TheMozart: XChat > xchat-gnome :)
[23:34] <domi007> somehow i have to give
[23:34] <kinja-sheep> LogicFan: He is using 9.04 ;)
[23:34] <domi007> an ip to the pda with
[23:34] <LogicFan> kinja-sheep, gracie
[23:34] <domi007> perhaps a dhcp server
[23:35] <ae86-drifter> domi007, good luck, some hacking of the PDA may be involved in that
[23:35] <ActionParsnip__> TheMozart: xchat-gnome is a stripped version of the original XChat with less features and only the most common settings included
[23:35] <TheMozart> ActionParsnip__: im in xchat now, cheers
[23:35] <domi007> okay
[23:35] <domi007> i will try
[23:35] <ActionParsnip__> kinja-sheep: depends if you only need the core stuff
[23:35] <domi007> and report later
[23:35] <domi007> :)
[23:35] <TheMozart> ActionParsnip__: yeah I noticed.. looks basic
[23:35] <mAriachi> hi there i have sort of an issue with xubuntu, can anyone help?
[23:35] <ActionParsnip__> TheMozart: its the kiss principle :D
[23:36] <TheMozart> how can I tell how much free space I got left on my 1GB USB stick?
[23:36] <TheMozart> ActionParsnip__: yeah lol
[23:36] <ActionParsnip__> !ask | mAriachi
[23:36] <Topy44> i actually quite like xchat-gnome for my netbook, its very light and compact
[23:36] <mAriachi> TheMozart: left click on the usb on desktop and properties
[23:36] <dj-ice_> what is a good chat clien that i can ues 4 yahoo im sorry im new 2 linux
[23:36] <Topy44> good for small screens
[23:36] <kyle6513> lol...
[23:36] <ActionParsnip__> dj-ice_: gyachi but its not in the standard repos
[23:36] <ActionParsnip__> !yahoo
[23:36] <TheMozart> mAriachi: no, im runnuing USB from the 1GB stick
[23:36] <ActionParsnip__> not helpful
[23:36] <kyle6513> Topy44, xchat-gnome is the same as xchat in the terms of using screen space is it not?
[23:37] <TheMozart> mAriachi: no, im runnuing Ubuntu from the 1GB stick
[23:37] <Topy44> kyle6513: no, it has the hidden userlist which afaik is not in xchat regular
[23:37] <TheMozart> how I check free space?
[23:37] <Dr_Willis> kyle6513:  about the same.  You can always turn off the sidebar/nick list  in xchat
[23:37] <kyle6513> Topy44, ah okay
[23:37] <ActionParsnip__> TheMozart: df -h
[23:37] <Dr_Willis> nicklist in xchat is resizeable
[23:37] <kyle6513> Dr_Willis, heh i see
[23:37] <TheMozart> ActionParsnip__: cheers
[23:37] <mAriachi> hi there, have an issue with xubuntu on my laptop, speakers wont stop playing when i plug in my headphones or other stuff, can anyone help?
[23:37] <Topy44> i used to use xchat regular on my (windows) desktop, i changed to quassel now, and i absolutely love it
[23:37] <jiohdi> anyone know how to get a system monitor on the panel of UNR?
[23:37] <ActionParsnip__> i use pidgin and always will
[23:38] <Topy44> Dr_Willis: in xchat_gnome there is a button that displays it, its hidden otherwise
[23:38] <Topy44> jiohdi: right click on an empty part of the panel, "add to panel", select the system monitor
[23:38] <Dr_Willis> Topy44:  most people seemn to HATE xchat-gnome
[23:38] <Topy44> Dr_Willis: yeah, dunno why
[23:38] <TheMozart> ActionParsnip__: some bug in that command it seems.. it says I have 3.3GB on it.. but its only 1GB USB stick
[23:38] <mAriachi> ActionParsnip__: Pidgin is cool, but still sucks on video conferencing
[23:38] <mAriachi> hi there, have an issue with xubuntu on my laptop, speakers wont stop playing when i plug in my headphones or other stuff, can anyone help?
[23:38] <TheMozart> ActionParsnip__: no my bad, thats the CDROM :)
[23:39] <Dr_Willis> Topy44:  i dont see the point in it really. i will stick with xchat or weechat
[23:39] <TheMozart> ActionParsnip__: /dev/sdb1             951M  827M  125M
[23:39] <jiohdi> Topy44: UNR does not have a right click add to panel feature
[23:39] <mAriachi> hi there, have an issue with xubuntu on my laptop, speakers wont stop playing when i plug in my headphones or other stuff, can anyone help?
[23:39] <Topy44> Dr_Willis: not much point to it, agreed, no reason to switch, but it has details done nicely
[23:39] <Topy44> jiohdi: umh yeah it does, just did it like 2 minutes ago? :)
[23:39] <boss_mc> !repeat | mAriachi
[23:40] <Topy44> but you need to hit an actual "empty" spot, so not the area occupied by the window title applet thingy
[23:40] <jiohdi> Topy44: I can't find one... everything I click on says its part of whats already there and gives no such option
[23:40] <Dr_Willis> Mouse clicking skills :)
[23:40] <Dr_Willis> This is where the kde4 panel has a bit of an advantage
[23:40] <TheMozart> ActionParsnip__: will everything save on the 1GB stick?  or It will start a like a fresh new ubuntu everytime I reboot?
[23:40] <intangir> can i play a DVD on ubuntu 9.10 with mplayer?
[23:40] <Topy44> jiohdi: move the clock around a bit or so to create some empty space
[23:40] <intangir> when i try it lists dvd info and exits
[23:40] <mAriachi> hi there, have an issue with xubuntu on my laptop, speakers wont stop playing when i plug in my headphones or other stuff, can anyone help?
[23:40] <Topy44> believe me, its possible, i've done it :)
[23:41] <TheMozart> ActionParsnip__: how do I totally remove xchat now? I will use Pidgin, looks nicer
[23:41] <Dr_Willis> intangir:  should be possible. or try vlc.
[23:41] <Topy44> mAriachi: repeating your question doesnt actually help
[23:41] <Dr_Willis> TheMozart:  xchat is much better for IRC then pidgin
[23:41] <TheMozart> Dr_Willis: better in what way?
[23:41] <mAriachi> Topy44: i know, just maybe somebody missed it, i wanna repeat it
[23:42] <Dr_Willis> TheMozart:  xchat is an IRC client first and only.. pidgin is not.. irc is just a added on feature.. so its lacking lots of features that xchat has
[23:42] <papna> I'm trying to use Tor on Hardy. I've installed "tor" and "polipo" through apt and they are running and I've installed Torbutton in Firefox.  As for xorg.conf, you might want to ask kyle6513 if he know the answer.
[23:43] <ron__> ok cool thanks :)
[23:44] <tzeentch73> Anybody know why syslog is reporting this during Ubuntu Server installation, during the grub install : "INFO: Menu item 'grub-installer' succeeded but requested to be left unconfigured."
[23:44] <TheMozart> Dr_Willis: is it "sudo apt-get remove -purge xchat-gnome" ?
[23:44] <tzeentch73> it won't go any further in the install...
[23:44] <micale_> HELLO MY NAME IS MATTHEW GORE AND I AM ADDICTED TO 'TROLLING' WEB SIGHTS ON THE 'INTERNET'.   I HAVE HAD LAST WEEK'S HEADLINE EMBLAZONED ON MY WEENIS FOR OVER ONE WEEK AND IT IS NOT COMING OFF NO MATTER HOW HARD I SCRUB
[23:44] <Dr_Willis> TheMozart:  no idea on -purge , proberly not needed
[23:44] <TheMozart> micale_: hello MATTHEW :P
[23:44] <Kamokow> TheMozart: "sudo apt-get purge xchat-gnome"
[23:44] <TheMozart> Kamokow: ok
[23:45] <TheMozart> Kamokow: whats diff between remove and purge?
[23:45] <dj-ice_> i got 1 ty
[23:45] <Topy44> why cant i remove an applet within gconf-editor?
[23:45] <mAriachi> hi there, have an issue with xubuntu on my laptop, speakers wont stop playing when i plug in my headphones or other stuff, can anyone help?
[23:45] <Dr_Willis> !apt | TheMozart
[23:45] <Kamokow> TheMozart: purge also removes the settings for the program, while remove does not
[23:45] <TheMozart> Kamokow: so I can always use purge for everytrhing I want to remove?
[23:45] <papna> Dr_Willis, All the information I can find is for privoxy, which is out of date, I believe. Do you know if there is anything applicable for Hardy and current torbutton?
[23:45] <micale_> HELLO MY NAME IS MATTHEW GORE AND I AM ADDICTED TO 'TROLLING' WEB SIGHTS ON THE 'INTERNET'.   I HAVE HAD LAST WEEK'S HEADLINE EMBLAZONED ON MY WEENIS FOR OVER ONE WEEK AND IT IS NOT COMING OFF NO MATTER HOW HARD I SCRUB
[23:45] <LjL> !ops
[23:45] <ron__> kyle6513 Hi did you figure out how to fix the resolution problem?       I HAVE HAD LAST WEEK'S HEADLINE EMBLAZONED ON MY WEENIS FOR OVER ONE WEEK AND IT IS NOT COMING OFF NO MATTER HOW HARD I SCRUB
[23:46] <kinja-sheep> !ops | micale_
[23:46] <ActionParsnip__> TheMozart: remove removes the package, purge also removes the residual config which remove leaves
[23:46] <kyle6513> ron__, no i did not, sorry
[23:46] <wowhelpmeplz> hi
[23:46] <Dr_Willis> papna:  when i last used tor in beta testing . i installed privoxy and that worked with tor.
[23:46] <Kamokow> TheMozart: You could with most things. I wouldnt recommend it with /everything/ though. Just use your judgement as to whether or not you should also erase the settings.
[23:46] <TheMozart> ActionParsnip__: sounds good
[23:46] <wowhelpmeplz> hey guys, I'd like to make a simple flash application
[23:46] <mAriachi> wowhelpmeplz: just state your issue dude
[23:46] <TheMozart> Kamokow: ok thanks
[23:46] <ActionParsnip__> TheMozart: config in ~ will always remain no matter which is used
[23:46] <wowhelpmeplz> but I couldn't find a free alternative to adobe's flash
[23:46] <domi007> this is so stupid: i can ping from the pda, i can ping from the pc, but remote desktop still says "cannot connect"...i think i will need an alternate client
[23:46] <ron__> kyle6513 ok well thanks anyway:(
[23:46] <wowhelpmeplz> so is there any?
[23:46] <Dr_Willis> papna:  i did not even mess with torbutton or any other tor-extas just tor and privoxy is all i used
[23:46] <TheMozart> wow, ubuntu runs really well on my 1GB USB stick.. I just hope its saving everything.
[23:47] <ActionParsnip__> wowhelpmeplz: there isnt one as far as I know as flash is proprietary to adobe
[23:47] <micale_> HELLO MY NAME IS MATTHEW GORE AND I AM ADDICTED TO 'TROLLING' WEB SIGHTS ON THE 'INTERNET'.   I HAVE HAD LAST WEEK'S HEADLINE EMBLAZONED ON MY WEENIS FOR OVER ONE WEEK AND IT IS NOT COMING OFF NO MATTER HOW HARD I SCRUB
[23:47] <wowhelpmeplz> mkay
[23:47] <TheMozart> i bet micale is surprised his still here lol
[23:47] <ActionParsnip__> wowhelpmeplz: so you will need to buy adobe's product to make it
[23:47] <mAriachi> TheMozart: how much space did you assign when you made the usb?
[23:47] <wowhelpmeplz> but I can't run it natively on ubuntu
[23:47] <microhaxo> how do i install the latest version of hdparm on ubuntu?
[23:47] <microhaxo> 9.27?
[23:47] <TheMozart> mAriachi: it suggested 128MB so I did that. is that right?
[23:47] <papna> Dr_Willis, torbutton is ostensibly one of the couple recommended ways to use Tor by the Tor project. Did you route all traffic through Tor?
[23:48] <tzeentch73> BTW, ActionParsnip__ , your tip yesterday night about bad memory seemed to have helped.  I removed a pair of sticks that were reporting errors.  Now the install stucks at the grub install without reporting any error, only that INFO in the syslog.
[23:48] <wowhelpmeplz> so there's absolutely no way to produce flash files in ubuntu at the moment?
[23:48] <ActionParsnip__> wowhelpmeplz: it may run via wine. check the appdb
[23:48] <mAriachi> TheMozart: well, it leaves you with 128MB of space for changes
[23:48] <ActionParsnip__> tzeentch73: sweetas duder :)
[23:48] <TheMozart> mAriachi: clever, good
[23:48] <ActionParsnip__> tzeentch73: memory should be 100% error free to prevent issues
[23:48] <mAriachi> TheMozart: You can assign alot more than that
[23:48] <TheMozart> mAriachi: and I assume I should try an update. cause I only have 127MB free
[23:48] <TheMozart> not try rather
[23:49] <mAriachi> TheMozart: This way, if you download changes that are more than 128MB, you're done for
[23:49] <tzeentch73> yeah, now the 4 gigs that left reported no errors.  I just hope I can find a way to continue the install from where I am now (Grub install)
[23:49] <TheMozart> mAriachi: yeah. but isnt my 9.04 still secure enough to use and browse the web etc?
[23:49] <j-3-r-g_> yo
[23:49] <mAriachi> TheMozart: do another Ubuntu Live Usb, and assign more space, if you like ubuntu, make the whole usb for ubuntu
[23:49] <TheMozart> mAriachi: even without any updates
[23:49] <j-3-r-g_> wats poppin everyone
[23:50] <ActionParsnip__> tzeentch73: you can boot to livecd and install grub
[23:50] <TheMozart> mAriachi: i cant, its only 1GB
[23:50] <tzeentch73> oh, really?  I need to check that out.  I burned the live desktop cd also.
[23:50] <mAriachi> TheMozart: yes, yes it is, but you cannot add stuff, like chrome or vlc, or restricted extras
[23:50] <kyle6513> cya later guys
[23:50] <TheMozart> mAriachi: why not?
[23:51] <jiohdi> Topy44: thanks, I found it :)
[23:51] <mAriachi> TheMozart: well, if your usb is 1gb, then surely you can assign more than 128 mb
[23:51] <domi007> so it probably will work
[23:51] <Jeruvy> can anyone tell me if the 2.6.24-26-generic update is a security update?
[23:51] <TheMozart> mAriachi: but Ubuntu took 700mb and I assigned 128MB.. so you mean 180MB is doing nothing?
[23:51] <mAriachi> TheMozart: well 128Mb is just too little
[23:51] <pablo> ke??
[23:51] <ron__> anyone know how to find and edit the xorg.conf so i can change resolution? it is not in the /etc/x11 folder i am using 9.10
[23:51] <mAriachi> TheMozart: Exactly
[23:51] <TheMozart> mAriachi: its just for emergency in case my hard drive dies.
[23:51] <j-3-r-g_> hey I'm no hardware guru but can someone help me out of they don't mind
[23:52] <mAriachi> TheMozart: oh, in that case, cheers, it's fast and cool though
[23:52] <TheMozart> mAriachi: indeed
[23:52] <Shirack> Hi does anyone know the source list and terminal command to update my intel drivers. Having problems enabling desktop effects on ubuntu 9.10
[23:52] <TheMozart> :)
[23:52] <tzeentch73> ActionParsnip__ : Would there be a way to configure it from the smallish shell on the server install CD?
[23:52] <mAriachi> TheMozart: i have a 2 gig usb, that i use only like a liferaft with xubuntu amdx64 version
[23:52] <j-3-r-g_> I have an old box that won't come on for sh*t
[23:52] <F223> how do I make ubuntu same things to my I: drive by default?
[23:53] <onetinsoldier> is there an setting somewhere, where i can make compiz remember what i have open, the windows locations, and their size?
[23:53] <jiohdi> j-3-r-g_: try something really small like puppy linux :)
[23:53] <mAriachi> Shirack: sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-intel-video
[23:53] <Grantp> Has anyone used the L2TPNS software?
[23:53] <oistopthat> my question is " is xsplash a required application for ubuntu gnome" i get a INIT usplash stop displayed in a terminal screen on shut down
[23:54] <microhaxo> Anyone know where the install location of the hdparm is?
[23:54] <microhaxo> i need to replace a file
[23:54] <j-3-r-g_> no no no jiohdi i'm ok with software
[23:54] <mAriachi> Shirack: or try the Hardware drivers option
[23:54] <oistopthat> i do microhaxo
[23:54] <mAriachi> microhaxo: tipe that in a terminal
[23:54] <jiohdi> j-3-r-g_: whats not working?
[23:54] <Shirack> thanks marachi i will try
[23:54] <j-3-r-g_> I have an old box that i'm trying to get it back up and running
[23:54] <j-3-r-g_> this is the situation
[23:54] <mAriachi> microhaxo: TrY that in a terminal
[23:55] <mAriachi> j-3-r-g: just state your issue in one line, more chances of anyone reading it
[23:55] <Shirack> marachi it cant find the packae
[23:55] <j-3-r-g_> I have an old box that i recently installed an new DDR sttick and a power supply
[23:55] <Shirack> i think i need to add somthing to the source list
[23:55] <mAriachi> well try it the other way around
[23:55] <mAriachi> Shirack: Xserver-xorg-video-intel
[23:55] <j-3-r-g_> but the box when all hooked up just starts, all the fans spin
[23:55] <Shirack> just that line in software sources?
[23:55] <j-3-r-g_> and no bio's
[23:56] <j-3-r-g_> no logo
[23:56] <jiohdi> j-3-r-g_: did you try changing the hearing aid battery which keeps the bios alive?
[23:56] <mAriachi> Shirack: nope, the same sudo command i mentioned earlier, but the other way around at the end, here;s the whole again
[23:56] <j-3-r-g_> no
[23:56] <Shirack> thank you
[23:56] <Shirack> sorry bit of a newbie
[23:56] <j-3-r-g_> thanks i should try that
[23:57] <j-3-r-g_> but here is more info if it helps
[23:57] <mAriachi> Shirack: sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-intel, or the same, just xserver-xorg-intel-video
[23:57] <jiohdi> if the box is old enough its likely dead
[23:57] <bobbytek> Is there any way when connected to a vpn I can browse folders on a remote machine?
[23:57] <F223> Ok, I have two screens on my computer.  Does anyone know if it's possible to get compiz to work on just one of them?
[23:57] <j-3-r-g_> went switch on the power supply with the button from o to |
[23:57] <bobbytek> that is also running ubuntu
[23:57] <mAriachi> j-3-r-g: maybe you bought an incompatible ram stick
[23:57] <mAriachi> F223: not possible, sorry
[23:57] <j-3-r-g_> the computer automatically comes on well the fan spin like i said
[23:57] <F223> bah humbug :(
[23:58] <onetinsoldier> is there an setting somewhere, where i can make compiz remember what i have open, the windows locations, and their size?
[23:58] <Shirack> "sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-intel"
[23:58] <mAriachi> j-3-r-g: type in the nick in front of your reply, it will let us know who you are talking to
[23:58] <Shirack> sorry typo
[23:58] <j-3-r-g_> then when i force power down by holding the power button for 5 seconds the computer comes off as it normally would but when i try to put it on back again nothing happens
[23:58] <Shirack> "0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded." following "sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-intel"
[23:59] <Shirack> Tried to enable desktop effects and still cant
[23:59] <Shirack> perhaps the problem is not my driver
[23:59] <mAriachi> Shirack: is your ubuntu updated?
[23:59] <Shirack> should be
[23:59] <Shirack> fresh istall earlier toda
[23:59] <mAriachi> Shirack: type the nickname of who you are talking to
[23:59] <Im666> ii/j ubuntu-fr