[19:13] <jedi06> trying to make a web banner what is a good tool for this gimp?
[19:13] <slon2000ru> YeTr2: there so many pc in my home lan
[19:14] <sgallagh> YeTr2: Running a home media server?
[19:14] <sharperguy> Anyone happen to know how I can get my laptop screen to light up white at a certain time? Maybe even to flash? Also the power saving may have turned the screen of at that point.
[19:14] <slon2000ru> YeTr2: all my file on this servre
[19:14] <slon2000ru> YeTr2: i and all in my homenet start programs from server storage
[19:14] <__theIdiotBox> sharperguy, never heard of something like this....
[19:15] <YeTr2> sgallagh: unless you are streaming uncompressed HD movies, or you must absolutely need it all now, I don't see a point in it.
[19:15] <slon2000ru> so i need 1gb speed nad looking for devices which compatable with ubuntu
[19:15] <sharperguy> __theIdiotBox, I want to use it to wake me up in the middle of the night (in conjunction with sound).
[19:15] <YeTr2> slon2000ru: intel, marvel, and realtek cards
[19:15] <Beefcaked> Is xchat better than pidgin?
[19:15] <b3rz3rk3r> slon2000ru, and nvidia too
[19:16] <grawity> Beefcaked: For IRC, yes.
[19:16] <SockPants> any help about getting the cube to work?
[19:16] <sharperguy> Beefcaked, For irc, ye... too late
[19:16] <slon2000ru> YeTr2: ok senku very much i bye tomorrow one from this list
[19:16] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, whats up?
[19:16] <sgallagh> YeTr2: 100Mbps isn't fast enough to stream a 1080p@60Hz video, even compressed.
[19:16] <__theIdiotBox> sharperguy, thats sound great!
[19:16] <ohir> !better|Beefcaked
[19:16] <sgallagh> Especially not if there's other traffic on your network
[19:16] <slon2000ru> b3rz3rk3r: this mb withoun nvidia chip
[19:16] <SockPants> b3rz3rk3r: i've got compiz working all the way up to CCSM and enabled Desktop Cube, but nothing happens when i press ctrl+alt+down
[19:16] <Beefcaked> do you guys know any alternatives to pidgin? its unable to login to my yahoo account
[19:16] <grawity> Beefcaked: Empathy
[19:17] <grawity> Beefcaked: Also, you need to update Pidgin.
[19:17] <agoole> SockPants: did you check to make sure those shortcut keys were enabled ?
[19:17] <__theIdiotBox> Beefcaked, thats pretty know issue, just google to fix that...
[19:17] <grawity> Beefcaked: Yahoo has kinda locked out old versions.
[19:17] <YeTr2> sgallagh: depends on the codec and how your network is set up.
[19:17] <Beefcaked> oh okay, i see
[19:17] <__theIdiotBox> Beefcaked, if you can
[19:17] <slon2000ru> ok senku people for help
[19:17] <SockPants> agoole: yeah i tried to edit them and let it capture the same shortcut again and that worked but then when i pressed it nothing happens
[19:17] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, if you are wanting to rotate the cube you should be holding Ctrl+ Alt and clicking left mouse while dragging
[19:17] <sharperguy> __theIdiotBox, I take it you can't think of any way for it to be done then?
[19:17] <__theIdiotBox> Beefcaked, sorry....do let me know if you still have issues...
[19:17] <SockPants> b3rz3rk3r: i havent seen a cube at all
[19:17] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, sounds like your drivers arent being used then
[19:17] <sgallagh> YeTr2: I enjoy my gigabit household :)
[19:18] <Beefcaked> does update manager update pidgin automatically?
[19:18] <agoole> SockPants: tried holding alt+ctrl and dragging the mouse ? what if you click on another desktop ?
[19:18] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, have you been to Appearance and changed your effects to "extra" ?
[19:18] <Beefcaked> im new to linux and i have no idea how to install or update stuf
[19:18] <SockPants> agoole: that works, but theres only 2 sides
[19:18] <SockPants> b3rz3rk3r: yes
[19:18] <YeTr2> sgallagh: I don't have the authority in my household to rip out the cat3 and replace it with cat6 .
[19:18] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, have you made 4 desktops?
[19:18] <__theIdiotBox> sharperguy, i dint say that...but as I've never come across something like this..hence was quite surprised to know that...but I'm sure there has to be some way...did you google, btw?
[19:18] <SockPants> b3rz3rk3r: uhhhhhhh noooo :P
[19:18] <SockPants> how do i dot hat
[19:18] <SockPants> *do that
[19:18] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, that will help :p
[19:18] <sharperguy> __theIdiotBox, err not really i was about too..
[19:19] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, see your current two? right click and make it "4"
[19:19] <moymoy> Beefcaked: as an alternative, you can either use Kopete or Psi.. Empathy is a good choice too
[19:19] <ElDuderino> Ben64: hey thanks a lot, it worked :D
[19:19] <sharperguy> __theIdiotBox, I'm mostly getting white screen errors
[19:19] <agoole> SockPants: if you see the effects, its working, you just need to add more desktops
[19:19] <SockPants> b3rz3rk3r: something weird just happened
[19:19] <Ben64> ElDuderino: no prob, glad it did
[19:19] <__theIdiotBox> sharperguy, like what? can you be more specific
[19:19] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, ?
[19:19] <proq> what terminal command can I use to get the machine name/hardware stats to uniquely identify a machine?
[19:19] <SockPants> b3rz3rk3r: the screen space went a bit smaller and a black border appeared, and i can't click anything. uhh
[19:19] <proq> such as "dell xps one"
[19:19] <sharperguy> __theIdiotBox, on google peopoe asking about their screen going white
[19:20] <grawity> proq: I am just wondering why do you need that.
[19:20] <sharperguy> *people
[19:20] <pshr_> pRoFILER,  lshw
[19:20] <__theIdiotBox> sharperguy, ohhh...
[19:20] <SockPants> but i can move the cursor outside the screen area
[19:20] <sgallagh> YeTr2: I built my house. Figured I'd wire it properly from the get-go.
[19:20] <moymoy> proq: have you tried lshw?
[19:20] <pshr_> proq, lshw
[19:20] <SockPants> this happened when i reduced the desktop columns from 2 to 1
[19:20]  * Beefcaked test
[19:20] <ElDuderino> yep thanks again :D
[19:20] <__theIdiotBox> sharperguy, then you tried some to get that thing done and you're also facing the same problem as others, right?
[19:21] <YeTr2> sgallagh: I helped wire the house.. this is back in... '97 ?
[19:21] <proq> ah, thanks :)
[19:21] <ElDuderino> also, where can i edit the start up items?
[19:21] <SockPants> hmm
[19:21] <SockPants> the cursor and where it actually clicks arent the same point
[19:21] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, status report?
[19:21] <SockPants> something's weird
[19:21] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, try logout and in again
[19:22] <sharperguy> __theIdiotBox, No it's just the google keywords aren't very effective because when I google "ubuntu white screen flash" or whatever I get people asking about errors where the screen goes white
[19:22] <nikolaj_basher> When does ubuntu 9.10 arive
[19:22] <Ben64> !karmic
[19:23] <Michalxo> koala! :)
[19:23] <admin1> list
[19:23] <gizmobay> I use Ark for compressed files. I received a rar from someone. The rar had some empty directries in the package. When I extracted with Ark, it didn't extract the empty directories. Am I missing a setting?
[19:23] <SockPants> b3rz3rk3r:  i logged back in again, and now the desktop is still on a smaller screen area surrounded by a black border.
[19:23] <__theIdiotBox> sharperguy, you are not able to pinpoint the search to the problem you're facing ....got it...
[19:24] <sharperguy> __theIdiotBox, yeah
[19:24] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, what did you do man? :p
[19:24] <__theIdiotBox> sharperguy, did you try posting that problem in forums, say ubuntuforums.org?
[19:24] <phague> evening
[19:24] <sharperguy> __theIdiotBox, I was about to try that next
[19:25] <SockPants> b3rz3rk3r:  lol no clue it happened when i reduced the desktops cols to 1 from 2, so i could make 1 col 4 rows
[19:25] <proq> grawity: because my build system needs to set different config files on different hardware
[19:25] <SockPants> i'll restart and see if that helps
[19:25] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, does it go away if you turn effects off?
[19:25] <SockPants> lets see
[19:25] <__theIdiotBox> sharperguy, i guess that would be better option., as here people will see what you write only the moment you write and then it goes out......
[19:26] <sharperguy> __theIdiotBox, yeah
[19:26] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, hey sock u got that backwards btw..
[19:26] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, it should be the other way round
[19:26] <lukus> hi - i have a problem connecting to a network filter
[19:26] <SockPants> b3rz3rk3r: huh?
[19:26] <SockPants> uh
[19:26] <SockPants> yeah
[19:26] <SockPants> indeed
[19:26] <FloodBot2> SockPants: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:26] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, change rows and columns
[19:26] <lukus> I've getting a message can't connect .. cups-missing-filter
[19:26] <lukus> *i'm
[19:27] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, better?
[19:27] <__theIdiotBox> sharperguy, i more thing...if you get that thing done _SOMEHOW_ try putting some blog on that if you have time...that would be really nice for others facing that kinda thing....:-) ..any thoughts?
[19:27] <lukus> does anyone know if this is a common problem?
[19:27] <SockPants> b3rz3rk3r: effects off fixed it
[19:27] <sharperguy> __theIdiotBox, Yeah I don't have a blog but that's actually a good idea
[19:27] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, and swapping your rows/columns done?
[19:28] <Spike1506> !desktop effects
[19:28] <Spike1506> !desktopeffects
[19:28] <b3rz3rk3r> fail ubottu
[19:28] <b3rz3rk3r> :p
[19:28] <__theIdiotBox> sharperguy, anyways you get one in a couple of mins ....
[19:28] <Ben64> !Compiz
[19:28] <sharperguy> __theIdiotBox, you get what?
[19:28] <ubuntu> hi all - having serious trouble installing, can anyone help?
[19:28] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, how we doing man?
[19:28] <phague> anyone running on a mac here?
[19:29] <phague> specifically, a macbook
[19:29] <guntbert> !anyone | phague
[19:29] <__theIdiotBox> sharperguy, off-topic...i was talking about getting a personal blog...
[19:29] <ubuntu> partitioned with paragon, ubuntu gives error 'no root partition defined'
[19:29] <SockPants> b3rz3rk3r: it works again, i re-enabled effects, i have 4 desktops, the cube works, though i have to re-configure compiz but thats ok :D
[19:29] <cryptops1> Does anyone here know how I can use the special buttons on my keyboard (its a thinkpad), i.e the sound off, sound up, sound down, and "thinkvantage" buttons?
[19:29] <SockPants> thanks :)
[19:30] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, np man, glad to help.. enjoy!
[19:30] <ubuntu> installing the 'easy way' ubuntu took only 2.5 gigs & I couldn't do anything - update, install eclipse, nada
[19:30] <__theIdiotBox> cryptops1, can you put details about your h/w? brand of desk/notebook
[19:30] <sharperguy> __theIdiotBox, Ah ok yeah I'm sure it wouldn't be a problem
[19:30] <cryptops1> __theIdiotBox: lenovo thinkpad w500 (aka t61)
[19:30] <musictoto> hi guys. i'm lookin to use the new notifier in ubuntu in one of my self-made C programs. should i use the same approach as with libnotify, or is it a different approach? can you give me a documentation website or something? thanks
[19:30] <cryptops1> __theIdiotBox: I'm not seeing an acpi event or my xbindkeys definition working
[19:31] <__theIdiotBox> cryptops1, i assume you're on jaunty, right?
[19:31] <mike3> so odd issue guys... When my system first turns on it's a few hours behind then it automatically adjusts a few hours a head. ANyone seen this????????
[19:31] <phague> I'm worried about heat issues on my macbookpro4,1 under ubuntu and want to be able to keep an eye on things
[19:31] <KB1JWQ> phague: Try lmsensors.
[19:31] <SnakDoc> anyone know if ssh logs traffic that is forwarded and can you force it to record this kind of information ?
[19:32] <phague> KB1JWQ: That in the normal repositories?
[19:32] <__theIdiotBox> mike3, assuming you're connected to net let your sync your sys clock with the network clock...that might help...
[19:32] <grawity> SnakDoc: 1) No, it doesn't. 2a) Only if you patch sshd, 2b) but why the hell do you need that?
[19:32] <KB1JWQ> phague: Try it and see?
[19:33] <SnakDoc> was just wondering if it was possible
[19:33] <fahadsadah> Two questions, guys.
[19:33] <mike3> __theIdiotBox: sorry?
[19:33] <__theIdiotBox> mike3, ...let your sys sync the clock....
[19:33] <mike3> __theIdiotBox: how with what? NTP?
[19:33] <fahadsadah> How do I clear the "apt-get autoremove" list?
[19:33] <__theIdiotBox> mike3, yep...did you try that?
[19:33] <phague> KB1JWQ: There is wmsensors which looks like a graphical front end for it, but no lmsensors
[19:33] <fahadsadah> Removed something depended on by a metapackage.
[19:34] <mike3> __theIdiotBox: no, but whatever time it updates to, can I have it write it back to the CMOS so they both stay consistent?
[19:34] <guntbert> cryptops1: no help from me - only info: on my T60 the volume keys work fine, thinkvantage does nothing
[19:34] <Belloto> anyone knows howto change the bluetooth name of my PC (i.e. the name my telephone sees when searching for bluetooth devices) ... is there a way to change it NOT changing the computer host name?
[19:35] <guntbert> Belloto: right click on the bluetooth icon, preferences, friendly name
[19:35] <__theIdiotBox> mike3, i guess there is some way to make the cmos to use the realtime clock as the underlying clock, may be you have to google on that..does that make sense?
[19:35] <Belloto> guntbert: sorry, I forgot to mention: I have no graphical interface, just command line
[19:36] <fahadsadah> mike3: On reboot, the system clock (software) is synced with the CMOS clock (hardware).
[19:36] <guntbert> Belloto: then I don't know, sorry
[19:36] <mike3> __theIdiotBox: My concern is just having them sync together so when daylight savings occurs.
[19:36] <Belloto> I installed bluez-utils package
[19:36] <cryptops1> Is there a way I can get my kernel to compile using multiple cores?
[19:36] <mike3> fahadsadah: oh yah? I think i set somehweare Hardward-CLK=NO
[19:36] <mike3> or something
[19:36] <ipatrol> What's the name of the program th at decrypt's files and is commonly called "Decrypt file"?
[19:36] <fahadsadah> mike3: Well, unset it.
[19:37] <mike3> fahadsadah: I'm hoping it doesn't screw something up. :)
[19:37] <cryptops1> ipatrol: a brute forcer?
[19:37] <ipatrol> What's the bash name?
[19:37] <guntbert> Belloto: are you on ubuntu server?
[19:37] <ipatrol> Ubuntu lost it
[19:37] <rakesh> hi xiteny
[19:37] <b3rz3rk3r> sharperguy, replied on forums
[19:37] <Pici> ipatrol: gpg?
[19:37] <mike3> fahadsadah: I have mythtv launching a script to write the next wakeup call to the CMOS RTC clock.
[19:37] <mike3> i'll have to try tonight
[19:37] <mike3> brb
[19:37] <ipatrol> I can't thread it though gpg
[19:38] <fahadsadah> cryptops1: -j Number-of-cores-here
[19:38] <fahadsadah> Pass that to gcc.
[19:38] <ipatrol> It was a file that in menus showed as "Decrypt file"
[19:38] <fahadsadah> Holds true for all compiles.
[19:38] <Pici> ipatrol: 'it'?
[19:38] <Belloto> yes guntbert, ubuntu server
[19:38] <Belloto> 8:04
[19:38] <ipatrol> It appeard to be its own program
[19:38] <sharperguy> b3rz3rk3r, thansk
[19:38] <guntbert> Belloto: then you might have better luck in #ubuntu-server
[19:39] <fahadsadah> cryptops1: One second.
[19:39] <fahadsadah> There's a way to make that default.
[19:39] <Belloto> thanks guntbert
[19:39] <b3rz3rk3r> sharperguy, hope thats what you were looking for.. works great for me
[19:39] <ubuntu> ok, no help with installation and partitions then? ubuntu not recognizing the partition, 'no root system defined' & how to solve this??
[19:39] <guntbert> Belloto: np
[19:39] <sharperguy> b3rz3rk3r, I replied asking if it wakes up the screen from power saving mode
[19:39] <llutz> Belloto: check /etc/bluetooth/main.conf
[19:39] <sharperguy> b3rz3rk3r, But I'm installing it anyway
[19:39] <Belloto> anyone knows howto change the bluetooth device name of my server from command line? (i.e. the name my telephone sees when searching for bluetooth devices) ... is there a way to change it NOT changing the computer host name?
[19:40] <Belloto> sorry  :)
[19:40] <fahadsadah> cryptops1: Add it to your CFLAGS
[19:40] <Belloto> wrong channel
[19:40] <llutz> Belloto: check /etc/bluetooth/main.conf
[19:40] <b3rz3rk3r> sharperguy, yes it will, im running a laptop by my bed as an alarmclock/remote terminal/book/movie screen
[19:40] <fahadsadah> Belloto: See if bluez has a config file.
[19:40] <sharperguy> b3rz3rk3r, yay!
[19:40] <Belloto> thanks guys, gonna check
[19:42] <Belloto> well, there is not main.conf, but there is a hcid.conf file, which contains these lines:
[19:43] <Belloto>         # Local device name            #   %d - device id         #   %h - host name
[19:43] <Belloto>         name "%h-%d";
[19:43] <ipatrol> You know the encrypt file option on the right-click menu?
[19:44] <llutz> Belloto: hcid.conf is fine, "name" ist what you need to change
[19:44] <openess> after looking deep within the world wide web I have discovered the best bet to getting the internal mic of an aao (netbook) working in skype (running jaunty) is to set "sound in" to "HDA Intel (hw:intel,0)" in skype, but that's not in my list.. any idéas on how to ad it? any package I need to download?
[19:44] <sebsebseb> hi
[19:46] <ipatrol> Does anyone have a public key????
[19:46] <grawity> ipatrol: We know that option, what is your actual question?
[19:46] <ipatrol> It's a strange bug
[19:46] <grawity> ipatrol: The option uses GnuPG (gpg) for encryption.
[19:46] <mskut> guntberg: still here?
[19:47] <ipatrol> Normally if you open a .pgp file, it automatically decrypts to the directory, that stopped happening
[19:47] <grawity> What happens now?
[19:47] <ipatrol> Nothing
[19:47] <jerknextdoor> i decided to try and change my theme to 9.04.  laptop got super slow so i restarted X and now ubuntu seems to have lost some preferences?
[19:47] <ipatrol> It inquiers to Synaptic trying to find something that will open it
[19:49] <ipatrol> So what do I do?
[19:49] <grawity> ipatrol: Try installing 'seahorse'
[19:49] <ipatrol> It's installed
[19:49] <ipatrol> Reinstall?
[19:49] <grawity> Might help.
[19:49] <Beefcaked> can anyone help me update pidgin?
[19:49] <grawity> Beefcaked: http://pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/
[19:49] <grawity> Beefcaked: Instructions there.
[19:49] <Beefcaked> thanks
[19:50] <Belloto> thanks llutz, thanks guys
[19:51] <jerknextdoor> not only did it break normal ubuntu preferences but it also seems to have broken firefox stuff too
[19:51] <grawity> ipatrol: By the way, if you still can't get it working, there's still the 'gpg' command on Terminal.
[19:51] <ipatrol> I reinstalled seahorse-plugins, restarting
[19:51] <bl00z> sup
[19:52] <grawity> ipatrol: Restart should not be needed.
[19:52] <bl00z> where can I found 915resolution for 9.04 ?
[19:52] <grawity> ipatrol: At most, logout/login.
[19:52] <ipatrol> I only have one user
[19:53] <bl00z> I'm trying to use dual monitor on 9.04 but isnot working
[19:54] <bl00z> ??
[19:55] <b3rz3rk3r> wow.. quiet in #ubuntu?
[19:55] <b3rz3rk3r> really?
[19:55] <bostux> very
[19:55] <dumont> if I wanted to install apache, php and mysql on my server should i install them separately on ubuntu? i'm on a server edition
[19:56] <b3rz3rk3r> dumont, install LAMP
[19:56] <dumont> linux apache mysql php? :D
[19:56] <ipatrol> I followed the directions at http://ubuntufs.wordpress.com/2007/05/22/encryptingdecrypting-with-gnome/ and it still isn't working
[19:56] <b3rz3rk3r> dumont, yes, exactly
[19:58] <lolek> hi there
[19:58] <musictoto> hi guys. i'm lookin to use the new notifier in ubuntu in one of my self-made C programs. should i use the same approach as with libnotify, or is it a different approach? can you give me a documentation website or something? thanks
[19:58] <Beefcaked> when i upgraded this laptop to ubuntu from vista my wireless card seems to have 'weakened'
[19:58] <grawity> musictoto: I think calling libnotify is the proper way.
[19:58] <dumont> is there a specific LAMP package I have to choose to install
[19:58] <wormi> salut ;o
[19:58] <lolek> i'm trying to get working ubuntu 9.04 + blueman + headset, without any success .. well i can pair it with lappie, but.. taht's all i cannot pick it up so it can be sound source... ;/
[19:58] <b3rz3rk3r> !lamp | dumont
[19:58] <guntbert> Belloto: did you get your bluetooth setting right?
[19:59] <musictoto> grawity: thanks
[19:59] <atichu> erf  i go to FRland
[19:59] <lycan> hola alguien me puede ayudar
[19:59] <sebsebseb> !es |  lycan
[20:00] <korek> hello
[20:00] <lycan> tengo problemas con algunos dispositivos de mi laptop que no son compatibles con ubuntu
[20:00] <b3rz3rk3r> !es | lycan
[20:01] <xiong> i want a font manager but i seem to be out of luck
[20:02] <Belloto> llutz, and do you know what line should I change in hcid.conf to set my ubuntu hidden? (so that it wont be visible when other bluetooth device is searching for nearby devices)
[20:02] <maheshjr2000> hi guys how do I get mtp support for ubuntu 8.10?
[20:02] <maheshjr2000> should I just use mtfps?
[20:02] <maheshjr2000> mtpfs
[20:03] <b3rz3rk3r> xiong, System -> Prefs->Appearance->Fonts
[20:03] <outlier> I wonder if somebody could throw me a clue.  A whole raft of apps have stopped working - firefox, gnome terminal, thunderbird plus a few others I'm not sure of off hand.  Starting one creates a process like you'd expect, but no windows open up, and no errors appear in the log.  I'm using Hardy.  Any ideas?
[20:03] <lycan> como entro al chat en español?
[20:03] <b3rz3rk3r> !es | lycan
[20:03] <outlier> Nautilus is one of the bad apps, btw.
[20:04] <maheshjr2000> outlier I was about to suggest terminal but that wont work XD so go into I think its alt f3 or f4 or something like that
[20:04] <maheshjr2000> and then try running firefox
[20:04] <maheshjr2000> see what it gives you
[20:04] <xiong> b3rz3rk3r, i saw that -- it doesn't have any *management* tools -- i want to be able to activate and deactivate fonts, preferably by set -- the same sort of functionality you get from Adobe Type Manager (and Adobe Type Reunion)
[20:04] <outlier> maheshjr2000 I can run xterm and xfce terminal just fine.
[20:04] <rxcjack> Hi, is there anyone here available to help me figure out an issue?
[20:04] <rxcjack> Well, I upgraded to Karmic last night. Obviously using Firefox 3.5.2 now. It seems that everything on Facebook has extra padding around it. It's not like that on 3.5.2 on Windows either.
[20:04] <b3rz3rk3r> Alt+f2 maheshjr2000
[20:05] <maheshjr2000> so try runnning firefox through xterm
[20:05] <maheshjr2000> then tell us what it gives you
[20:05] <rxcjack> xterm?
[20:05] <b3rz3rk3r> xiong, ah, in that case i sont know of one im afraid :(
[20:05] <outlier> I tried that.  I get no errors, but no window opens either.  ps -ax shows it running, but nothing appears on screen.
[20:05] <kryptos> does anyone know if there is a channel for questions about getting World of Warcraft playable on Ubuntu?
[20:06] <maheshjr2000> hmm
[20:06] <maheshjr2000> well gnome is broken then
[20:06] <b3rz3rk3r> kryptos, check out the appdb on WINEHQ
[20:06] <ubuntu_904> ok i got ubuntu and windows.. the speaker sound in windows is much higher than in ubuntu any reasons y ??
[20:06] <outlier> The odd man out is gnome terminal - the window opens, but no text appears.  Other terminal programs seem normal.
[20:06] <ubuntu_904> onlky when i turn it loud it works properly
[20:06] <outlier> Seems so
[20:06] <gcleric> outlier: did you recently change the host name?
[20:06] <outlier> nope
[20:07] <outlier> Got a new router though, but the host name and IP address is unchanged.
[20:07] <b3rz3rk3r> ubuntu_904, have you opened your sound preferences and enabled and turned up all channels?
[20:07] <kryptos> I've done that b3rz3rk3r I'm just having problems with my ATI card and WoW
[20:07] <rxcjack> maheshjr2000, I did "sudo xterm firefox" and got the same issue.
[20:08] <jerknextdoor> alright 9.04 still doesn't remember any of my prefernces after a theme change problem and it wont launch some apps either
[20:08] <b3rz3rk3r> kryptos, ATi are known to provide poor support for their products in general, but esp when it comes to linux im afraid :(
[20:08] <TIctoon> Hello peoples!
[20:08] <ubuntu_904> b3rz3rk3r: how
[20:08] <lycan> hola
[20:08] <ubuntu_904> i went in pref i get master pic etc
[20:08] <kotarel> Hi, general question, ubuntu alternative install command line system install uses same ram as full graphical install after boot, why is that, is x11 loaded in ram anyways in console only?
[20:08] <b3rz3rk3r> ubuntu_904, see the speaker icon in the top right? right click it
[20:09] <b3rz3rk3r> !es | lycan
[20:09] <gcleric> outlier: sorry to ask this if you already stated it.  what was the last thing that changed before this happened?
[20:09] <b3rz3rk3r> wtf, did ubottu die?
[20:09] <thowland> lycan: por favor, entre "/join #ubuntu-es" para espanol
[20:09] <ubuntu_904> yes i did tht b3rz3rk3r
[20:09] <kryptos> b3rz3rk3r: I have read that ;( it mentions something about logging into wow and a toon which creates a config.wtf file that I can then switch over to opengl but the login page is so garbled I can't even log in ;(
[20:09] <mortuis99> im wanting to install ubuntu server and am wondering if i can also install a gui.  im not fermilier with commandline but i an ok qith the gui
[20:09] <ubuntu_904> i went to preference
[20:09] <mortuis99> is this doable?
[20:10] <outlier> not really sure - probably did system update - just the normal maintenance stuff.  Possibly it has to do with pulseaudio - I had problems with it, so I switched back to using Alsa.  But that was weeks ago.
[20:10] <maheshjr2000> ok im using mtpfs and it says transport endpoint is not connected
[20:10] <kotarel> Hi, general question, ubuntu alternative install command line system install uses same ram as full graphical install after boot, why is that, is x11 loaded in ram anyways in console only?
[20:10] <ubuntu_904> my pcm n master is high
[20:10] <Spike1506> !audio
[20:11] <b3rz3rk3r> kryptos, i dont use ATi so i cant help with that im afraid.. there is always dual boots and virtual environs if you cant get it to work
[20:11] <guntbert> mortuis99: if you want a GUI and there is not going to *very* heavy load: stcik to desktop for now - to get your feet wet
[20:11] <ipatrol> I reinstalled seahorse, fail
[20:11] <guntbert> *to be
[20:11] <Pici> kotarel: The alternate install installs the same software as the regular desktop install. So it installs X as well.
[20:11] <mortuis99> i AM using desktop and wanna set up a server for my house
[20:12] <kotarel> @pici so if i want a minimal install i should go with ubuntu-server?
[20:12] <TIctoon> has anyone used dvdauthor before?>
[20:12] <outlier> If my problem is some gnome thing, is there a way to gracefully get gnome off my system?
[20:12] <gcleric> outlier: have you tried logging in to the system as a differnet user?
[20:12] <b3rz3rk3r> mortuis99, just install normal ubuntu then add the server packs if you want a gui
[20:12] <ipatrol> So what do I do to get that decrypt option back
[20:12] <moymoy> kotarel: if you want a minimum instal, go with the minimum install disc
[20:12] <Pici> kotarel: Or ubuntu-minimal, but that really is lacking in default packages.
[20:12] <kryptos> b3rz3rk3r: alright well thanks anyways
[20:12] <Beefcakes> even ubuntu seems so hard to use for someone coming from the windows world +S
[20:12] <outlier> gcleric - no, I haven't done that.  I'll have to create a user and try that.
[20:12] <Michalxo> Beefcaked, well.. have you read any manuals?
[20:13] <moymoy> outlier: would you like to just switch to something that's not gnome?
[20:13] <guntbert> mortuis99: still you can do it with desktop, but as for server, please read https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/index.html before installing
[20:13] <gcleric> outlier: that would narrow the issue to your profile/home dir.
[20:13] <b3rz3rk3r> Beefcaked, naturally, if you have been forced to use Windows all your life, anything else will be "hard" as yo uahve to unlearn everything you know about computers
[20:13] <moymoy> !minimum
[20:13] <outlier> moymoy - wouldn't bother me to switch.  I'm using fluxbox right now since nautilus was borked.
[20:14] <mortuis99> guntbert thanks reading now
[20:14] <gcleric> outlier: do you know how to create a new user from the command line?
[20:14] <Pici> !minimal
[20:14] <Beefcakes> Michalxo; its just that im not accustomed to reading manuals heh, everything just works as it should rom where i come
[20:14] <outlier> gcleric not off hand, but I have the man page up now.
[20:14] <lolek> i'm trying to get working ubuntu 9.04 + blueman + headset, without any success .. well i can pair it with lappie, but.. taht's all i cannot pick it up so it can be sound source... ;/
[20:14] <Michalxo> Beefcaked, then enjoy the learning process! :)
[20:14] <gustavoo> hellooooooooo
[20:14] <moymoy> outlier: nice.. i'm using pekwm as an xsession and it's working out great
[20:14] <gustavoo> does someone here uses plesk?
[20:14] <TIctoon> does anyone have experience with dvdauthor?
[20:14] <gcleric> outlier: sudo adduser
[20:15] <outlier> gcleric thanks
[20:15] <gustavoo> does someone here uses plesk to admin several domains?
[20:15] <moymoy> !ask | gustavoo
[20:15] <guntbert> mortuis99: and then there is #ubuntu-server (if not for absolute beginners :-))
[20:16] <TIctoon> How do I use the submux tool in dvdauthor? bash cant find it
[20:16] <TTNK> hello, i need to start in console mode, can somebody help me please? i upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 and the X isnt working anymore
[20:16] <outlier> gcleric I'll have to log out now to switch.  brb (hopefully).
[20:16] <mortuis99> i have used ubuntu desktop for a while
[20:16] <guntbert> gustavoo: I don't think that your question is ubuntu support related
[20:16] <thowland> TTNK: can you type ctrl-alt-1 and get a login screen?
[20:16] <himuraken> Hi group. I have an ubuntu server running samba and a share that I want to be rw for everyone/anyone
[20:17] <moymoy> TTNK: what video card do you use?
[20:17] <ubuntistas> anyone how to use mashup 5.4?
[20:17] <himuraken> From any workgroup xp box that works fine, but domain joined machines cant seem to browse to  \\sambaserver  withwout prompting for credentials.
[20:17] <m_law> hi could anyone tell me why I can't get the permissions for user when i mount my hard disk
[20:17] <TTNK> thowland no, i already tried that
[20:17] <thowland> TTNK: or ctrl-alt-F1, sorry
[20:17] <ubuntistas> only one mashup is shown in preferences
[20:17] <wesley_> hello, is there a front end for the avg 8.5 that installs to ubuntu
[20:17] <ubuntistas> http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Mashup?content=86452
[20:17] <b3rz3rk3r> wesley_, i dont think avg works on linux does it?
[20:17] <Belloto> do you know what line should I change in hcid.conf to set my ubuntu hidden? (so that it wont be visible when other bluetooth device is searching for nearby devices)
[20:17] <TTNK> moymoy and dont remember, thats why i need to boot in console mode so i can see what chip is in it and try to google a solution
[20:18] <moymoy> TTNK: he's not asking if you can reach a graphical login screen
[20:18] <mothas> gcleric - back.  Seems to have done the trick, though it will take a few minutes to know for sure.
[20:18] <m_law> wesley_: u wouldn't need an antivirus on linux
[20:18] <moymoy> TTNK: you don't get a console when you ctrl+alt+F1?
[20:18] <wesley_> berzerker, yes quite well. but currently only via terminal
[20:18] <firecrotch> m_law: that's not necessarily true
[20:18] <TTNK> moymoy no i dont, the screen and all the computer freezes
[20:18] <wesley_> i know there is a gui for it, but now i cant find where it is
[20:18] <gcleric> mothas: ok... then there is a config in your old home dir that is causing the issue.
[20:18] <gustavoo> guntbert no its not, but its the only place i hope i can get an answer
[20:19] <TIctoon> How do I use the submux tool in dvdauthor? bash cant find it
[20:19] <wesley_> thats true i dont need an antivirus, but my uncle still wants one
[20:19] <thowland> TTNK: try booting into single user mode - http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/grub-boot-into-single-user-mode/
[20:19] <xiong> one way or another, i want to get all these foreign language fonts out -- what can i do?
[20:19] <mothas> gcleric - I notice the new user isn't using the fancy compiz stuff.  I wonder if that's the culprit.
[20:19] <moymoy> TTNK: it's probably not a good idea to upgrade so far between releases like that.. most people here probably do a fresh install for every version
[20:19] <m_law> firecrotch: i would argue that for the majority of linux users it is... otherwise why would it be such a selling point!
[20:19] <guntbert> !ot | gustavoo
[20:19] <wesley_> !avg
[20:19] <TIctoon> wesley: try searching synaptic, there are other antivirus programs ther
[20:20] <gcleric> mothas: kick the tires and light the fires...give it a spin and see,
[20:20] <gustavoo> whatever.
[20:20] <wesley_> with a gui?
[20:20] <ipatrol> I just sent in a bug
[20:20] <m_law> hi could anyone tell me why I can't get the permissions for user when i mount my hard disk
[20:20] <TTNK> moymoy i know but dont you think its mmm pretty stupid to put a button for an upgrade if it doesnt work? :S
[20:20] <wesley_> clamav isnt a complete option via synaptic
[20:20] <moymoy> TTNK: yeah, that's pretty stupid
[20:20] <b3rz3rk3r> wesley_, Clam is very popular, but its also CLI only right now. I think there might be frontends from 3rd parties for it tho
[20:20] <TTNK> thowland thanks, ill take a look of that
[20:20] <TIctoon> your pushing it :P see if you can look through The Ubuntu Pocket Guide, it'll tell you how to install a firewall and antivirus, with a gui
[20:21] <moymoy> TTNK: i'm gonna try an upgrade anyway.. don't like reinstalling all my crap
[20:21] <ipatrol> Synaptic has virus scanner
[20:21] <TTNK> moymoy i have upgraded about 3 or 4 computers this way and nothing wrong happened
[20:21] <mothas> gcleric - thanks for the help.  I guess something that got updated recently became incompatible with some non-standard thing I was running.
[20:21] <wesley_> what i mean is though synaptic i cant seem to get the entire entitity, things like clamd dont seem to be availabale
[20:21] <TIctoon> How do I use the submux tool in dvdauthor? bash cant find it
[20:21] <gcleric> mothas: no worries.  glad to have helped. =)
[20:21] <moymoy> TTNK: are you able to SSH into the computer?
[20:21] <gustavoo> :)
[20:21] <b3rz3rk3r> wesley_, tried from CLI "sudo apt-get install clamav"
[20:22] <b3rz3rk3r> ?
[20:22] <TTNK> moymoy well iknow i can reinstall cause i have my /home on a separate partition, but thats not good, it takes time
[20:22] <m_law> wesley_: if you go to http://allmyapps.com/ubuntu-9.04/desktop/system/utilities/1 there is an application you can download that works as a GUI for clam
[20:22] <wesley_> so do i not need clamd, is that a part of clamav?
[20:22] <moymoy> TTNK: how fast is your internet? you can do a minimum install... and then choose all the packages you want to install
[20:23] <GuidMorrow> how do I replace a file that I can't get permission for?!
[20:23] <moymoy> TTNK: the iso for minimum install is like 30 MB or something
[20:23] <b3rz3rk3r> wesley_, i dont think its needed. you can just clam -R which would do the same thing?
[20:23] <TTNK> havent tried that moymoy, i dont want to break the screen i think something about the hor refresh rate is the wrong, i dont want to make it worse
[20:23] <Hydrid> the ip information that i see is the ip i have from my modem router and back ? or its the internet ip?? Do i have to open port 21 in my modem router so i can ftp from internet to my computer?
[20:23] <mothas> One last thing - I'm still using Hardy, and the "ain't broke, don't fix" seems no longer to apply.  What's recommended for good stable desktop these days on a mid-high workstation (raid, multi-monitor, etc)?  Jaunty?
[20:23] <gcleric> mothas: if you keep your new user as the default I would add it to the /etc/sudoers config.
[20:23] <Pici> t/22
[20:24] <mothas> gcleric: I will, as well as a bunch of other groups it will need access to.
[20:24] <b3rz3rk3r> Hydrid, you have to forward TCP/UDP 21 to the IP's that will need it, yes
[20:24] <TTNK> its fast, imin the middle of an huarane hehehehe, well i'll try to boot on single mode as thowland told me
[20:24] <gcleric> mothas: excellent. =)
[20:24] <Hydrid> b3rz3rk3r:  ok so i log in my router and enable it
[20:25] <m_law> anyone good at editing fstab here
[20:25] <b3rz3rk3r> Hydrid, yes sir, just use the web interface and lg in as admin and forward to your hearts content
[20:25] <mothas> gcleric: I guess it's time to look at upgrading from Hardy pretty soon.
[20:25] <wesley_> ok i am downloading everything neccessary for clamav, cross you digital fingers, LOL
[20:26] <gcleric> mothas: jaunty is very nice...
[20:26] <Hydrid> b3rz3rk3r:  you told me to forward it to the ips i need.so i must know the ips from my friends computers??
[20:26] <mskut> where can I get drivers for my nvidia 7600 go?
[20:26] <SockPants> hi again
[20:27] <b3rz3rk3r> Hydrid, u lost me, wtf are you trying to do? lol
[20:27] <Hydrid> :P
[20:27] <SockPants> is there any way i can backup my compiz settings, because somehow the effects just turned off again and whenever that happens i have te re-configure everything
[20:27] <b3rz3rk3r> Hydrid, are you running an ftp server from your house and trying to get access to it from the net?
[20:27] <Hydrid> yes
[20:27] <Hydrid> vsftpd
[20:27] <b3rz3rk3r> Hydrid, ok, then yeah, just do as i said before
[20:27] <mothas> gcleric:  I'll take that under advisement.  I have to admit I'm nervous about it; upgrading *to* Hardy was a pain - pulseaudio, compiz, etc.
[20:27] <gcleric> SockPants: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=706163
[20:28] <Hydrid> b3rz3rk3r: oooook :)
[20:28] <b3rz3rk3r> SockPants, not that i know, but if you find out let me know yeah ?
[20:28] <rodimus> can somebody help me with this? http://pastebin.com/m52dd9fea
[20:28] <SockPants> b3rz3rk3r: sure
[20:28] <mothas> gcleric: they changed a lot of basic things with networking and security too.
[20:28] <GuidMorrow> I can't copy anything into the /etc folder at all!!
[20:28] <GuidMorrow> wtf?!
[20:29] <gcleric> mothas: you could image your system before upgrading.  here's a little howto I wrote. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=581680
[20:29] <jerknextdoor> GuidMorrow: are you using the gui or the commandline?
[20:29] <mothas> gcleric - thanks.
[20:29] <Pici> GuidMorrow: Firstly, mind your language, secondly, thats because your user doesn't have any rights to /etc, as that is the place for system files.
[20:29] <Pici> GuidMorrow: Use sudo if you need to be touching stuff in that directory.
[20:29] <korek> SockPants did you tried to copy compiz folder from your home?
[20:30] <mothas> gcleric - nice howto.
[20:31] <gcleric> mothas: thanks.
[20:31] <Michalxo> gcleric, your favorite movie? :)
[20:31] <ipatrol> Look at http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/9159/captureub the file clicked is a .pgp file
[20:32] <TTNK> thowland i tried to start in single mode as the instructionson the page says, but it keeps on trying to boot normally, it tries to start gdm, any ideas?
[20:32] <gcleric> Michalxo: the bridges of madson county. =P
[20:32] <Michalxo> raelly? I thoght Equilibrium :))
[20:32] <Pici> !offtopic | Michalxo gcleric
[20:32] <gcleric> Michalxo: you are correct...just playing.
[20:33] <Zer0xUbU> hello guys can you suggest me a good Gtk+ book? sorry for my english it's not my first language!
[20:33] <Michalxo> sorry Pici, I just saw there a few empty lines on my IRC :)  gcleric :))
[20:33] <gcleric> Pici: chill he's refering to my nick.
[20:34] <SockPants> about compiz, how can i set a key combo for 'show desktop'?
[20:34] <jk__> #ubuntu-nl
[20:34] <Orbixx> I cannot seem to get any NX server to run and accept connections properly.
[20:34] <Michalxo> Zer0xUbU, google gtk+ tutorial is not enough? :-/
[20:34] <thowland> TTNK: sorry, no idea- linux single is built in, (it should stop halfway thru booting), so I'd suggest trying it again- or google for GRUB options
[20:35] <Voxxy> Hey mates, anyone have an inkling as to why 9.0.4 is freezing up on me.  When I open a terminal, the marquee flashes clear, not black, and I can't seem to open any menues
[20:35] <Michalxo> SockPants, isn't there already one? ctrl+alt+d
[20:35] <thowland> TTNK: Also, try a Ctrl-Alt-Backspace to kill GDM, you may get a login prompt
[20:35] <Michalxo> sorry, conpiz
[20:35] <ljungk> SockPants, just open the keyboard shortcuts dialog?
[20:35] <TTNK> thowland i already tried that with no success :(
[20:35] <ipatrol> Has anyone looked at the screenshot??
[20:36] <Michalxo> ipatrol, 404 not find...
[20:36] <GPL> i need an utility which can show me Live ScreenShot (Thumbnail) of Other Workspaces on the Active Workspace, i want to know, what's happening in other workspaces, like [Some things, which cant be notified by Notification Daemon] ?
[20:36] <TTNK> thowland you are right, maybe with a livecd i can edit the menu.1st file so i can boot on single mode, ill try that :D
[20:36] <SockPants> ljungk: where's that
[20:36] <ipatrol> gimme a sec to post it again...
[20:36] <ljungk> SockPants: @preferences
[20:36] <ipatrol> http://img8.imageshack.us/i/captureubuntu.jpg/
[20:36] <lyrae_> Which log would i look at to try to determine what caused my system to crash?
[20:37] <GPL> i hope, you get the idea :) and suggest me a nice applet or soft. package :)
[20:37] <guntbert> lyrae_: start with /var/log/syslog
[20:37] <ljungk> SockPants: which is under the system menu
[20:37] <osotogari> i ticked the option for ubuntu to remember my applications on startup. I have unticked it but it still loads up the applications i was running on shutdown
[20:37] <lyrae_> guntbert: thank you. there wouldnt be anything obvious here woudl it? (like.. ***IT FROZE***, or something that stands out)
[20:38] <Lint> how to turn on font hinting in Ubuntu?
[20:38] <Michalxo> ipatrol, try this in terminal:   file /path/to/that/file/you/starting/up
[20:38] <Michalxo> file is a command
[20:39] <ipatrol> In bash, how do you represent a space?
[20:39] <mike3> " "
[20:39] <dommy> oi
[20:40] <ljungk> Lint, try the 'fonts' tab of the appearance dialog under preferences. there there is a button called Details or something like that
[20:40] <Slart> ipatrol: you can use \   too
[20:40] <Michalxo> gcleric, btw, one of my best movies too ';)
[20:40] <SockPants> ljungk: ah found it, but i cant find Show Desktop there
[20:41] <ipatrol> Michalxo: /home/username/new file.pgp: GPG encrypted data
[20:41] <Michalxo> well.. ipatrol and what do you want to do with that file? :)
[20:41] <ipatrol> Decrypt it
[20:41] <ipatrol> From GNOME
[20:42] <MK13> what happens when you try to access an scsi cd drive from /dev/cdrom in dd?
[20:42] <SockPants> ljungk: ah found it
[20:42] <guntbert> lyrae_: no, but there are time stamps in there and you can see the boot process quite clear, so ...
[20:42] <Michalxo> ipatrol, sorry I can;'t help more.. I've never used de/encryption :(
[20:42] <MK13> !scsi
[20:43] <ipatrol> has anyone ever used de/encryption ?
[20:43] <lyrae_> guntbert: many thanks
[20:43] <GuidMorrow> wth!!! now I have a folder I can't delete! It keeps saying permission denied!
[20:44] <guntbert> ipatrol: as for file names in bash: <tab> completion works there too...
[20:44] <Michalxo> GuidMorrow, sudo rm -r that dir
[20:44] <guntbert> lyrae_: no problem - good hunting
[20:44] <Michalxo> GuidMorrow, just take care when sudo rm-ing
[20:44] <Michalxo> think twice before rm -rf /something
[20:44] <mikaelk> Hello!
[20:45] <morph1> why ustream dont work whit ubuntu?
[20:45] <mikaelk> Does anyone know of a good place to ask questions related to GTK# and Mono?
[20:45] <ipatrol> don't use remove, use gksudo nautilus, then go to the folder and delete it
[20:45] <sebsebseb> !danger |  Michalxo  GuidMorrow
[20:46] <guntbert> !danger | Michalxo (I know you meant well)
[20:46] <Michalxo> sorry
[20:46] <ipatrol> rm?
[20:46] <ubuntu> for dual boot w/ xp already installed, can I just increase the ubuntu install size? and have windoze still work?
[20:46] <Michalxo> yeah...
[20:47] <morph1> why dont work ustream on ubuntu?
[20:47] <jerknextdoor> can any one help me with my 9.04 preferences just going crazy?
[20:47] <guntbert> ipatrol: rm doesn't ask any questions if used with -f, so you can remove your whole system!!
[20:48] <tarvid> Trying to install jaunty on old kt880 box. flashing caps and scroll lock suggest kernel panic. any suggestions
[20:48] <TIctoon> do an md5sum check on the iso and check the integrity of the disk
[20:49] <sebsebseb> tarvid: willl it even install is  another question, how much RAM?
[20:49] <guntbert> tarvid: what is a kt880? listen to what TIctoon said
[20:49] <tarvid> 256
[20:49] <sebsebseb> tarvid: ok  should be able to install it then
[20:49] <tarvid> tried several disks including a Knoppix and an official canonical jaunty
[20:49] <sebsebseb> tarvid: and  you get what you said?  well sunds like a possible hardware issue actsaulley
[20:49] <Hydrid> is TCP/UDP the same with ftp/tcp to open port 20,21
[20:50] <tarvid> could be but that signal is kernel panic
[20:50] <guntbert> Hydrid: your question is not clear for me
[20:50] <Kheops> hi
[20:50] <Kheops> I need some help
[20:50] <sebsebseb> tarvid: how do you know it means kernel panic?
[20:50] <sebsebseb> !ask |  Kheops
[20:50] <Voxxy> Hey folks.  I get a lock up on loggin.  I can open terminal but I have to press the same letter a whole bunch of times for it to register.  Can't clck on any menus, can't even logout or restart.  Only thing I've installed before this happened was skype.  Any ideas?
[20:51] <tarvid> because flashing caps and scroll lock is done by the kernel
[20:51] <Kheops> I want to set up a lan and to share the internet conexion.
[20:51] <Hydrid> guntbert:  ok i found it .in my router i am trying to open port 20,21 for vsftpd
[20:51] <sebsebseb> tarvid: how you checked that the CD's were good as someone suggested
[20:51] <sebsebseb> tarvid: have not how above
[20:51] <palestinian> Can anybody help me with uShare?
[20:51] <guntbert> Hydrid: nice :-)
[20:51] <tarvid> Some of the cds I tried have worked on other machines
[20:52] <Orbixx> $10 to anybody who can install FreeNX on my Ubuntu server installation and actually get it working.
[20:52] <tarvid> one of them is a canonical cd
[20:52] <Kheops> hmmm 1 helper in all channel ?
[20:52] <sebsebseb> tarvid: a kernel pnaic hmm
[20:52] <sebsebseb> tarvid: panic
[20:52] <iceroot> Orbixx: just ask a ubuntu-related question
[20:52] <Hydrid> guntbert:  where it says lan users wan users i leave it to ANY ?
[20:52] <untitled> hi, where an I get ker
[20:52] <mbeierl> Orbixx: I use nomachine's nx client.  I could never get freenx to work
[20:52] <untitled> hi, where an I get kernel patches for bootsplash?
[20:52] <sebsebseb> tarvid: I guess this is basically a sign saying that  the old hardware has pretty much had it
[20:52] <Voxxy> I gets n lve? :-P
[20:52] <Orbixx> mbeierl: I can't get !M's nx server to work either.
[20:52] <Kheops> hmmmm I asked..but no one answer.
[20:52] <guntbert> tarvid: Flashing leds: on my old notebook that was a hardware problem
[20:53] <sebsebseb> tarvid: and maybe you can change some setting in the bios or update it, and that would help, or not,   oh and  I can't exactly help you
[20:53] <Kheops> sebsebseb : can you tell me who can help me ?
[20:53] <Orbixx> iceroot: I have already, nobody seems to know.
[20:53] <guntbert> Hydrid: I don't know your router ;-)
[20:53] <mbeierl> Orbixx: I have it working, even using likewise open to do Windows AD authentication.  What error are you getting
[20:53] <tarvid> could be, i tried failsafe in the bios and had to reset the bios to get a boot screen
[20:53] <Orbixx> "the remote proxy closed the connection while negotiating the session. This may be due to the wrong authentication credentials passed to the server."
[20:53] <palestinian> Can anybody help me with uShare?
[20:53] <sebsebseb> Kheops: no
[20:53] <Orbixx> (The password is correct; I triple-checked)
[20:54] <sebsebseb> !patience |  Kheops
[20:54] <tarvid> tried noapic nolapic apic=off
[20:54] <Brian_> i would like to install ubuntu and kubuntu but im thinking should i just install kde ontop of gnome and have the files inter mingle or i could just do a duel bootsetup so the apps dont mix and cause a mess, what do you guys think
[20:54] <guhhh> when compiling, wich commands must be ran with sudo?
[20:54] <Kheops> I want to set up a lan and to share the internet conexion.
[20:54] <tarvid> make install
[20:54] <bucky> palestinian, did you install ushare from the repos?
[20:54] <guntbert> !compile | guhhh
[20:54] <guhhh> tarvid: only?
[20:54] <tarvid> usually
[20:54] <Hydrid> guntbert: in inboundservices it says: service ftp(20,21)   Action allow always   send to lan server   .....  ......  ......  ....... ip  do i put something here?
[20:54] <palestinian> Bucky: No, i didn't know it was in the repos. Im running jaunty x64. ill check right now.
[20:55] <guhhh> alright thanks
[20:55] <Kheops> !ping
[20:55] <palestinian> lol
[20:55] <Kheops> !say a
[20:55] <Kheops> :))
[20:55] <Pici> !msgthebot
[20:55] <palestinian> Bucky, my bad. I thought it wasnt in the repos. Thanks!
[20:55] <tarvid> problems compiling are usually missing dev modules
[20:55] <guntbert> Hydrid: configuration fo your router is beyound the scope of *this* channel, you could try in ##networking
[20:55] <tarvid> assuming the basics are installed
[20:55] <mortuis99> the motheboard in the machine can support up to 8 ultra ATA HDs with 9.04 have any problems with that?
[20:55] <Hydrid> okz thanks :)
[20:56] <Kheops> somebody for help ?
[20:56] <mortuis99> kheops just ask the question dont have to ask to ask
[20:56] <sebsebseb> Kheops: I mentioned it to someone else,  and  he gave me this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[20:56] <Kheops> I've asked 2 times
[20:57] <mortuis99> sometimes no one answers becasue they are busy ot dont know the answer just be parient
[20:57] <Kheops> I've tried
[20:57] <Kheops> nothing happens
[20:57] <mortuis99> sometimes no one answers becasue they are busy or doesnt know the answer just be patient
[20:58] <Kheops> sebsebseb : can you help ?
[20:58] <Kheops> I've tried all that the link says.
[20:58] <Kheops> nothing happens
[20:58] <vix1> i am trying to connect to  a windows machines share from my pc on another pc sharing the same wireless router what port do i need to open
[20:58] <palestinian> Does Ubuntu have a sales & marketing team or is it all user-based that sells
[20:58] <sebsebseb> palestinian: commerical support sells
[20:59] <sebsebseb> palestinian: for servers and what not
[20:59] <Hydrid> do i allow ftp port 20,21 for outbound and inbound services?
[20:59] <Kheops> !users
[20:59] <bucky> Kheops, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=713332
[20:59] <palestinian> Yeah, its amazing how much Ubuntu has evolved in the past two years.
[20:59] <Pici> !canonical | palestinian
[20:59] <palestinian> i <3 ubuntu
[20:59] <sebsebseb> Kheops: no, but  that's  how you probably do it
[21:00] <Kheops> ?
[21:00] <sebsebseb> !love >  palestinian
[21:00] <Hydrid> guntbert: do i allow ftp port 20,21 for outbound and inbound services?
[21:00] <palestinian> I wanted to try KDE4 since I am all about GUI, but its super confusing coming from gnome environment
[21:00] <sebsebseb> palestinian: yeah I know what you mean
[21:00] <sebsebseb> palestinian: KDE 3 is better if your coming from Gnome really :)
[21:01] <Goldenjo> Hello, i installed the 185 Nvidia drivers on top of the 180. Is the system supposedly to work properly?
[21:01] <bucky> Kheops, you need to set up your iptables rules to make your linux box act like a gateway.. that's what you were asking wasn't it.. there are simpler web pages on the internet
[21:01] <sebsebseb> palestinian: and want to use as  a GUI,  thing is,  KDE 3 is on the verge of dieing, as a result you have to do the  a remix CD or add a repo for it in  Ubuntu if you want it
[21:01] <palestinian> sebsebseb: Haha i remember trying kde3 and being confused. I'm used to just Appearance properties and the compiz effects, in kde it seems theres 10 different places for tweaking gui.
[21:01] <sebsebseb> palestinian: or install in some other way
[21:01] <palestinian> i got lost very easily in kde4
[21:02] <palestinian> but beautiful gui!
[21:02] <sebsebseb> palestinian: as someone who has  used   Linux  since  Fedora Core 2 in 2004,  I still don't understand,  when it comes to the KDE fan boys, the ones who think it's so much better than Gnome
[21:02] <xiong> in synaptic, what's this with 'N packages will be held back and not upgraded'?
 i hv done the same thing. till now it seems fine
[21:02] <sebsebseb> palestinian: KDE does have some pretty nice apps though, but most of them will work pretty well in Gnome as well so :)
[21:02] <palestinian> sebsebseb: I can do things 10x faster in gnome than in kde because i wont spend most of my time tyring to find it.
[21:02] <Goldenjo> OK.
[21:02] <palestinian> KO.
[21:03] <sebsebseb> palestinian: heh indeed I know what you mean,  it's always been like that for me to,  where do I  look for...   well it's normalley like that
[21:03] <ubuntu_> hi all
[21:03] <palestinian> im trying to get Street Fighter 4 to run in WINE
[21:03] <AJC_Z0> Goldenjo: Use the System > Administration > Hardware Drivers to select the driver(s) you want
[21:03] <guhhh> i want my mom
[21:03] <sebsebseb> !kde3 >  palestinian
[21:03] <jmendelblatt> I am trying to mount a vfat sata drive (sdb1) to /media/MEDIA. I have mounted the drive through fstab and can access it, but cannot write to the drive.  Is it the mount point permissions or the fstab entry.  Here is my fstab on this system: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m3f532f94
[21:03] <guntbert> Hydrid: just try it, you can turn it off if its no good
[21:03] <sebsebseb> guhhh: by the way really it's Mum :)
[21:04] <abhifx> hey there. i m trying to update my kde to 4.3. bt now there is no menu and panel. what package m i missing?
[21:04] <Goldenjo> Yes but a message keeps prompting at startup.
[21:04] <sebsebseb> abhifx: you did the ppa?
[21:04] <Goldenjo> About that i have the screen 0 used by an X server.
[21:04] <Supersaiyan_IV> palestinian, http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=17140&iTestingId=42318 as you see street fighter 4 isn't supported
[21:04] <AJC_Z0> After removing firefox-3.5 packages, then installing firefox-3.5 (which installed firefox, firefox-3.0, firefox-3.5, gnome and Ununtu brand packages) and switching /usr/bin/firefox to firefox-3.5, everything appears to work as before except that Firefox seems to ignore the "Use system proxy setting" but works fine with manual configuration. Clues?
[21:04] <stercor1> How can I un-archive a .zip file?
[21:04] <mbeierl> Is there any way of mounting a Windows share so that the real owner of the file is shown, not "root,root" or "user,user"?
[21:04] <ivenkys> question : i am running 64-bit Ubuntu and have installed Virtual BOx on it , now my guest O.S's do they have to be 64-bit... ?
[21:05] <abhifx> i added the ppa. but i am updating it manually
[21:05] <porkpie> hey guy's .... how do I forward all root@localhost emails to another address(s)
[21:05] <Michalxo> stercor1, I think you need to install zip  sudo apt-get install zip
[21:05] <Michalxo> *sorry stercor1 it's rar.. zip should be there by default..
[21:05] <sebsebseb> abhifx: maybe  you would be better off asking for help with that in #kubuntu
[21:05] <palestinian> Supersaiyan_IV, im trying to do it through Steam. But i doubt it as well. Question: is Cedega REALLY ahead in the game emulation?
 ok
[21:05] <stercor1> Michalxo: I have the archiver.  Can I bring it up from the command line?
[21:05] <Michalxo> stercor1, just rightclick on it.. file-roller should open it and unzip it
[21:05] <guntbert> stercor1: righ click on it, extract here...
[21:05] <amites> Any ideas why I would not be able to stream a DivX video over my network? Opening smaller files works just fine
[21:06] <Michalxo> stercor1, I strongly believe yes :)
[21:06] <amews_aj> Is MiKTeX a good latex implementation?
[21:06] <Supersaiyan_IV> palestinian, I haven't used cedega so I cannot comment, however if you want to run the older street fighter versions dosbox will work
[21:06] <DukeD> i want to install gtk and all needed packages for gui programming with C and GTK+. what command should i use ? can i use apt-get?
[21:06] <palestinian> Is there a way to use full graphics card support in a vm?
[21:07] <iceroot> amews_aj: no, use texlive for linux
[21:07] <sebsebseb> DukeD: of course you can use apt-get
[21:07] <mikaelk> Hey. Anyone who knows lots about Mono and GTK# in here willing to help me a with a problem?
[21:07] <iceroot> palestinian: yes, with virtualbox 3 non-free version
[21:07] <mbeierl> ivenkys: afk, no.  The guests should be able to run 32.  The other way around is not possible: 64 bit guest cannot be emulated on real 32 bit processor
[21:07] <guhhh> sudo apt-get install wine
[21:07] <Supersaiyan_IV> palestinian, if cedega says it supports a game ,it works, cedega isn't free though
[21:07] <amews_aj> well, actually non-win, just thought you knew more about tex here
[21:07] <palestinian> thanks supersaiyan_iv
[21:07] <iceroot> !ask | mikaelk
[21:07] <ivan__> oi
[21:07] <jordo2323> I am trying to mount a vfat sata drive (sdb1) to /media/MEDIA. I have mounted the drive through fstab and can access it, but cannot write to the drive.  Is it the mount point permissions or the fstab entry.  Here is my fstab on this system: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m3f532f94
[21:07] <sebsebseb> mikaelk: I don't know loads about it, but what is your problem?
[21:07] <palestinian> thanks iceroot, ill cehck out the website, should i uninstall the ose first?
[21:08] <iceroot> palestinian: yes, but dont usw purge. vbox 3 cant then detect your old vms
[21:08] <ivenkys> mbeierl: hmm ,, thanks
[21:08] <sebsebseb> palestinian: I think the  closed source one will go over the OSE basicalley, but probably better to remove it first
[21:08] <mikaelk> I'm writing an app in C#. It's supposed to be showing pictures on a screen for a set duration, then move on to the next picture in a playlist. I've gotten so far that it's forcing a redraw of the control, and each time fetching the picture. I've attached a timer which advances the playlist one step and at the same time does an drawingarea.QueueDraw(), it works for a random amount of iterations (2-10), then it stops redrawing, but the timer keeps o
[21:08] <mikaelk> n ticking and fetching a new picture.
[21:08] <palestinian> okay, hsould i just remove it via synaptic?
[21:08] <DukeD> sebsebseb: what command should i use to install it from command line ?
[21:08] <mbeierl> ivenkys: I know that it works with VMware that way.
[21:08] <guntbert> DukeD: you can use apt-get and you'll need the "dev" packages too (try sudo apt-get install gtk<tab><tab>
[21:08] <ivenkys> mbeierl: should be the same thing then
[21:09] <iceroot> mikaelk: join #c# (or what the channel is called)
[21:09] <Michalxo> guntbert, isn't it like libgtk<tab><tab>? :)
[21:09] <palestinian> Yeah, it won't install: Conflicts with the Installed package "virtualbox-ose"
[21:09] <mikaelk> There is a channel here for it as well?
[21:09] <palestinian> this is so much faster to get answers than the forum
[21:09] <sebsebseb> heh guntbert to the rescuse it seems,  I don't  actsaully know what he would install, but  there are people I can ask about stuff like that :)
[21:09] <DukeD> guntbert: the tabtab returns 111 possibilities
[21:09] <iceroot> mikaelk: at freenode there is a channel for every program and every language
[21:10] <n8tuser> mikaelk its also targeting the windows platform so you may do better in windows based channel..
[21:10] <Michalxo> DukeD, type another one letter ;) it will shorten the list ;)
[21:10] <DukeD> Michalxo: i don't know what packages are needed, so what other letter i should type
[21:10] <Blehk> I'm trying to compile an app that's asking for the python directory: I'm using --with-python=/usr/lib/python2.5 (which is where my python files are correct..?)
[21:10] <guntbert> Michalxo: the idea with libgtk... sounds good :-)
[21:11] <xmnt> Blehk, locate python
[21:11] <SeekerNL> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/koffice2/+bug/422812  someone know how to solve this ?
[21:11] <guntbert> sebsebseb: :-)
[21:11] <purvesh> can any 1 help me to solve small my prob.... related to change partition in ubuntu...?  ,purvesh
[21:11] <stercor1> How can I view a .ttf file?
[21:11] <DukeD> guntbert: Michalxo: apt-get install libgtk<tab><tab> returns 196 possibilities :s
[21:11] <sebsebseb> stercor1: in a text editor?
[21:12] <Blehk> xmnt: apparently it's at the right place, just failing. Yay.
[21:12] <stercor1> In a font viewer.
[21:12] <prince_jammys> Blehk: use the python dir in /usr/local for custom stuff.
[21:12] <mikaelk> iceroot, thanks. I'll look there. :)
[21:12] <pd> hey, i would use pastebin for this, but my firefox doesnt work :-)
[21:12] <pd> E: xulrunner-1.9: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 135
[21:12] <pd> E: firefox-3.0: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[21:12] <pd> E: firefox-3.0-branding: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[21:12] <pd> E: firefox: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[21:12] <pd> E: xulrunner-1.9-gnome-support: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[21:12] <FloodBot2> pd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:12] <sebsebseb> pd: doesn't work?
[21:12] <prince_jammys> Blehk: that is, if you're custom installing a python module.
[21:12] <sebsebseb> pd: doesn't work? how so?
[21:12] <pd> my update crapped crashed in the middle and now my firefox is screwed up and synaptic gives me these errors
[21:12] <Michalxo> DukeD, well.. list all you need and than search for those you need ;) or use |grep -dev as "suffix" :)
[21:12] <prince_jammys> ie. not through repository.
[21:13] <stercor1> What is the name of Ubuntu's font viewer?
[21:13] <audioteknika> Hey guys.. I'm trying to configure my radeon 9700
[21:13] <guntbert> DukeD: have a look at http://blog.xgra.com/2009/03/31/how-to-setup-a-complete-php-gtk2-development-enviornment-under-ubuntu-810/
[21:13] <audioteknika> I only get a blackscreen
[21:13] <audioteknika> the only way I can fully boot is by adding vesa
[21:13] <pd> sebsebseb: it doesnt turn on, and i'm sure its because the update crashed in the middle of installing it.  how can i fix those packages?  thanks!
[21:13] <sebsebseb> !work |  pd
[21:13] <audioteknika> in xorg.conf
[21:13] <DukeD> Michalxo: that's the thing. i don't know what i need exactly.. i want to be able to use GTK+ within my C programs. that was my initial question....
[21:14] <bucky> DukeD, a lot of people use glade.. you might want some other packages to go with it... apt-cache show glade  or glade2
[21:14] <sebsebseb> pd: you  already said, but I wanted to do the factoid :)
[21:14] <pd> sebsebseb: doesnt start up.  thanks for the factoid :-)
[21:14] <DukeD> bucky: what's glade ?
[21:14] <bucky> DukeD, an IDE
[21:14] <sebsebseb> pd: remove Firefox and re install it?
[21:14] <sebsebseb> pd: purge remove even
[21:15] <sebsebseb> pd: or do it in synaptic
[21:15] <pd> sebsebseb: i tried reinstalling, but no dice, i don't think it will let me remove firefox?
[21:15] <fahad> hello , how can i hide the icon in the commendbox  ?  i use ubuntu 9
[21:15] <sebsebseb> pd: yes you can,  and then re instal lit
[21:15] <Trijntje> hi all, after installing guest addition for kubuntu in vbox i can only login in text mode, any pointers?
[21:15] <sebsebseb> pd: of course if you have a bad Firefox profile on there, when you re open it, after a re install, it will be like before
[21:16] <Brian_>  i would like to install ubuntu and kubuntu but im thinking should i just install kde ontop of gnome and have the files inter mingle or i could just do a duel bootsetup so the apps dont mix and cause a mess, what do you guys think
[21:16] <sebsebseb> pd: in other words  remove/move the hidden  .mozilla in home if you got one
[21:16] <derenrich> anyone know how easy it is to mount a fake RAID under ubuntu?
[21:16] <sebsebseb> Brian_: heh
[21:16] <bostux> Brian_ : why do you want both?
[21:16] <Brian_> why not
[21:17] <prince_jammys> Brian_: I'd just install the kde libs and not bother having two distros for that.
[21:17] <fahad>  how can i hide the icon in the commendbox  ?  i use ubuntu 9 ! pls answer
[21:17] <false> Brian_: If you're wanting to toy with both environments, you can install them both and switch between gdm and kdm at the login screen.
[21:17] <bostux> Brian_: if you don't mind rebooting I would install it that way, I don't like having all of the kde libraries
[21:17] <sebsebseb> Brian_:  I mean   you probably, don't know that you don't dual boot Kubuntu and Ubuntu, as two differnet operating systems, because your reasonably new?
[21:17] <cryptopsy> fahad: What happens if I refuse to pls answer you?
[21:17] <bl00z> some uses dual vga monitor on 9.04 ?
[21:17] <sebsebseb> Brian_: well you can do a dual boot, but you don't need to
[21:17] <prince_jammys> Brian_: there's no big mess, except in the menus, which you can correct.
[21:17] <bucky> Brian_, you can choose your desktop environment from the log in screen
[21:17] <murielgodoi> !off
[21:18] <sebsebseb> Brian_: you can install  Kubuntu  into your Ubuntu install and then   log into Kubuntu when you want to by choosing that as the session on the log in screen.   or  with enough RAM  you could even virtual machine Kubuntu inside Ubuntu, and be able to run both at the same time like that
[21:18] <fahad> cryptopsy , i want to hide the icon in my theme with ubuntu
[21:18] <Brian_> i had kde and gnome both installed before but i was just thinkin if i did duel boot the apps wont mix and just keep them as two systems
[21:18] <bl00z> some uses dual vga monitor on 9.04 ?
[21:18] <fahad> just the icons in the commandbox
[21:18] <cryptopsy> fahad: You don't like the ubuntu icon?
[21:18] <Royall> hm. Alt - Tab is not working. It's set to switch windows (like in Windows) but when I press it it does nothing.
[21:18] <prince_jammys> Brian_: the apps don't "mix", except in the menus.
[21:19] <pd> sebsebseb: hmm, i got rid of everything it was complaining about, but then it comes down to xul-runner1.9 and to remove that i need to remove ubuntu-desktop, yelp, etc
[21:19] <cryptopsy> Royall: ctrl+alt +f4
[21:19] <bucky> Brian_, i run Kstars from gnome and my files mix and mingle
[21:19] <xmnt> anyone know off the top of their dome how to install pcre?
[21:19] <fahad> cryptopsy , i change my theme to Mac OS Theme
[21:19] <cryptopsy> fahad: So what? Its still ubuntu.
[21:19] <sebsebseb> pd: ah yes  removing ubuntu-desktop   it really isn't the end of the world if you do
[21:19] <alankila> xmnt: libpcre3-dev?
[21:19] <pd> sebsebseb: so go ahead and do it?
[21:19] <Brian_> ya ill prob just install kde like i always do i was just thinkin
[21:19] <cryptopsy> fahad: Worship the ubuntu logo, and wear it with pride on your soul!
[21:19] <fahad> yah i know
[21:20] <purvesh> Brian_: use virtual box...
[21:20] <sebsebseb> pd: ubuntu-desktop is good to have there though, when your  doing an upgrade to later version of Ubuntu
[21:20] <cryptopsy> fahad: I can tell you how to make it bigger and brighter if you wish.
[21:20] <sebsebseb> pd: ,but that can be put back on later anyway
[21:20] <amews_aj> MiKTeX is a working tex implementation right? Not something fake virus stuff?
[21:20] <sebsebseb> pd: well I think
[21:20] <guntbert> xmnt: see http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/debian-ubuntu-linux-install-libpcre3-dev/
[21:20] <fahad> i want to hide it
[21:20] <StateS> hello, I'm having trouble booting into ubuntu, I installed it just a couple a minutes ago and it gives me a grub 15 error (9.10, i386, Kubuntu)
[21:20] <purvesh> Brian_: u can put both to gather
[21:20] <sebsebseb> pd: it's just a meta package ( or whatever they are called), that tells   the package manager to install loads of stuff
[21:21] <StateS> I was just in the Kubuntu channel and they recommended that I come here
[21:21] <Michalxo> DukeD, probably google will give you more narrow results like here... or ask on #gnome channel
[21:21] <xmnt> alankila, guntbert - thanks
[21:21] <haruspexed> can i install eeebuntu on normal notebook? wondering couz it is optimized for eee it says...
[21:21] <mskut> how can I use  "cd" to explore folders with a name that consists of two words? for instance "Program Files"
[21:21] <scorpid> hi everybody
[21:21] <bucky> StateS, ext4 ?
[21:21] <fahad> http://maketecheasier.com/turn-your-ubuntu-hardy-to-mac-osx-leopard/2008/07/23
[21:21] <fahad> go here
[21:21] <bl00z> some uses dual vga monitor on 9.04 ?
[21:21] <fahad> thats i mean
[21:21] <DukeD> Michalxo: i've been on google all day for this issue. nowhere i can find a good documented install method. i'll ask on gnome too
[21:22] <fahad> sorry my english not very good
[21:22] <guntbert> mskut: try cd P<tab>, that shows you the way
[21:22] <smerz> mskut: type "cd Prog" and hit tab. it will either complete your CD command or show you a list
[21:22] <Researcher> Hello.
[21:22] <Ben64> mskut: "cd Program\ Files"
[21:22] <cryptopsy> fahad: No thanks, I'm trying to make an ubuntu logo pop up everytime I press certain keys - transparant of course - but just to remind me of the beauty and pride of this OS
[21:22] <Hydrid> must i open for my ftp port 20,21 at inbound aaaand outbound services to my router
[21:22] <Hydrid> ?
[21:22] <scorpid> how can i show my webcam to ubuntu
[21:22] <sebsebseb> pd: normalley you would want to keep ubuntu-desktop installed though
[21:22] <miguelonnnn> hi please  1 question, what are "le" 's?
[21:22] <smerz> mskut: otherwise you can use "cd Program\ Files"    "\ " <--- thats a space
[21:22] <StateS> bucky, yes, but I just went into the wrong channel, they actually recommended that I go to #ubuntu+1 ... arg... though that the +1 was just some extra text...
[21:22] <StateS> lol
[21:22] <cryptopsy> miguelonnnn: In what context?
[21:22] <miguelonnnn> i read, each le is mapped to an inode, but i don't know what are le's
[21:22] <pd> sebsebseb: actually i think its cool, i'll know in a minute
[21:22] <Brian_> purvesh: thats what i am  doing i was just wondering if there was any advantage to kde having its own partition
[21:22] <prince_jammys> mskut: simply quote the directory you're going to, or escape the spaces with a backslash.
[21:22] <Royall> whoever told me do to that, I'm logged, and I'm highlighting ops.
[21:22] <bucky> StateS, and grub2... with ext4 filesystem?
[21:23] <mskut> ah ok, thanks..Ill try that
[21:23] <bl00z> anyone using dual vga monitor on 9.04 ?
[21:23] <scorpid> ---->how can i show my webcam to ubuntu
[21:23] <cryptopsy> miguelonnnn: Its probably short form for something in the article you read.
[21:23] <miguelonnnn> i guess they are (fi)le but ... i'm not sure
[21:23] <miguelonnnn> no, i'm looked at it and it isn't
[21:23] <StateS> bucky, yes, known bug? Oo
[21:23] <miguelonnnn> many websites speak bout it but they don't mention its meaning
[21:23] <cryptopsy> scorpid: Try spicing up your config files with more arrows. Or individual dashes and "<" or ">" signs.
[21:23] <fahad> yah thx cryptopsy but i really want to hide it
[21:23] <Researcher> I have downloaded the gw6c client ( which is mainly use to creating ipv6 tunnel ) This client can only be run as "root" by issueing command ./gw6c, How i can add this scripts to be executed on system restart  ?
[21:23] <Michalxo> gn!
[21:23] <cryptopsy> miguelonnnn: Link me
[21:24] <cryptopsy> fahad: I think you should install mas OSX
[21:24] <purvesh> Brian_: if u delete any partition on ur current ubuntu then only u can put dual os..
[21:24] <miguelonnnn> ok w8 a sec plz
 haha ahaha ahahaha haah aahahaha
[21:24] <cryptopsy> fahad: Its unix based
[21:24] <fahad> no i like linux
[21:24] <bucky> StateS, you might have to go into /boot/grub/grub.cfg  I think thats where it is and change to rootfs=ext4
[21:24] <fahad> :)
[21:24] <cryptopsy> fahad: No you don't
[21:24] <fahad> ubunto
[21:24] <scorpid> is it funny
[21:24] <scorpid> ?
[21:24] <cryptopsy> fahad: If you love ubuntu you'd be plastering your desktop with ubuntu logos, to show your pride off to your friends.
[21:24] <guntbert> !u | purvesh
[21:24] <fahad> yes yes i like ubunto but just i want to change the theme complete
[21:24] <Royall> How do you highlight the ops in case of emergency
[21:25] <Researcher> I have downloaded the gw6c client ( which is mainly use to creating ipv6 tunnel ) This client can only be run as "root" by issueing command ./gw6c, How i can add this scripts to be executed on system restart  ? My os is ubuntu 8.10
[21:25] <sebsebseb> Royall: why do you want to?
[21:25] <StateS> buckyy, where should I set that in the file? after the set root=etc? Oo
[21:25] <cryptopsy> fahad: It wouldn't be ubuntu without the ubuntu logo, it would be some sick plagiarised version.
[21:25] <scorpid> is anyone here knows how to configure webcam
[21:25] <fahad> oh yah
[21:25] <IdleOne> !webcam > scorpid
[21:25] <cryptopsy> fahad: To be honest, I never knew all along how you could make the change - but perhaps you should call the Macintosh help-line, they are likely to know since both are unix based.
[21:26] <StateS> bucky, where should I set that in the file? after the set root=etc? Oo
[21:26] <cryptopsy> fahad: And, to be honest, I think this a macOS issue, not an ubuntu issue ... good luck ^_^
[21:26] <IdleOne> cryptopsy: please stop with the non helpful comments
[21:26] <purvesh> Brian_: sorry for using "u" or "ur"...!
[21:26] <sebsebseb> Royall: join #ubuntu-ops and ask them?
[21:26] <Royall> sebsebseb: I asked for help and was told to ctrl-alt-f4, and I didn't know what it did so I assumed it would fix my problem, but it forced me to log off. Now, I could have been working on important stuff or files of mine could have been lost because of it
[21:26] <fahad> thanks man
[21:26] <fahad> :)
[21:26] <StateS> sorry for double post, sometimes my keyboard goes screwy and places the same letter twice... don't know why though...
[21:26] <cryptopsy> IdleOne: He is thankful.  I have unticked it but it still loads up the applications i was running on shutdown
[21:27] <fahad> for your Response sure =)
[21:27] <cryptopsy> matrix_: What kind of problems?
[21:27] <cryptopsy> :)
[21:27] <Researcher> I have downloaded the gw6c client ( which is mainly use to creating ipv6 tunnel ) This client can only be run as "root" by issueing command ./gw6c, How i can add this scripts to be executed on system restart  ? My os is ubuntu 8.10
[21:27] <matrix_> i can't log in
[21:27] <ascheel> So...  I just noticed, when I change a password with 'passwd', it says "Enter new UNIX password:" and I think it's kinda funny.  :)
[21:27] <sebsebseb> Royall: ok well I didn't see that,   also   by the way there are a few bad commands for Linux even,  that you might get told to run, so be careful when  told to run commands
[21:27] <Researcher> I have downloaded the gw6c client ( which is mainly use to creating ipv6 tunnel ) This client can only be run as "root" by issueing command ./gw6c, How i can add this scripts to be executed on system restart  ? My os is ubuntu 8.10
[21:27] <cryptopsy> matrix_: So its a connection issue then.
[21:27] <guntbert> Royall: thats no emergency for the ops - you still should apply some "common sense", and maybe ask what a certain command does
[21:27] <matrix_> well i can surf on internet
[21:27] <cryptopsy> matrix_: I think amsn has an error log file - maybe its in /var but you can google it
[21:27] <Thingymebob> Royall: CTRL+ALT+F4 didn't log you off, it switched you to a virtual terminal you should have been able to get back with ctrl+alt +f7
[21:27] <dfred> what's the command to use to point and click on an application to kill it?
[21:28] <cryptopsy> matrix_: Maybe your network is blocking those ports.
[21:28] <matrix_> even pidgin is not working for me
[21:28] <Royall> sebsebseb: well I can tell when a command is suspicious, but my problem pertained to keyboard shortcuts so I thought that was something I could use
[21:28] <matrix_> no i never had problems  with my ports before
[21:28] <cryptopsy> dfred: right click - it depends on the window manager though.
[21:28] <miguelonnnn> sry to hard to link
[21:28] <Royall> So fine, whatever
[21:28] <cryptopsy> matrix_: Check error logs.
[21:28] <sebsebseb> Royall: well same thing guntbert  said then, but  for keyboard shortcuts
[21:28] <miguelonnnn> i must write the whole link, i can't copy them
[21:28] <cryptopsy> miguelonnnn: You can link me to any of those which you say speak of le's
[21:28] <miguelonnnn> just google "le file" inodes
[21:28] <cryptopsy> miguelonnnn: tinyurl it
[21:28] <cryptopsy> miguelonnnn: OK.
[21:29] <dfred> cryptopsy: I mean when that doesnt work
[21:29] <purvesh> any one know about customising in partition in ubuntu?????? ,purvesh
[21:29] <sebsebseb> Royall: it's  !  o   p  s    without the spaces  for the channal emergency by the way
[21:29] <Zer1> hello everyone
[21:29] <Thingymebob> Royall: Still it was bad advice for you problem, just check what things do first, everyone here is trying to help, but everyone also gets it wrong sometimes
[21:29] <Royall> okay, a question: when gnome-do starts it always never works. Like, typing things into it brings up nothing
[21:29] <guntbert> sebsebseb: it seems we are fighting back to back tonight :-)
[21:29] <Royall> I have to kill it and start it again
[21:30] <Zer1> hey ppl
[21:30] <deitarion> How do I tell NetworkManager to not load wpa_supplicant? (Ideally, how do I get rid of NetworkManager (fixed installation) while keeping networking up and working)
[21:30] <bucky> dfred, type xkill in a term and when your cursor turns into an X click on the app you want to kill
[21:30] <sebsebseb> guntbert: tonight aye?   yeah  lateish evening here, what about for you?
[21:30] <cryptopsy> dfred: I'm sorry?
[21:30] <sebsebseb> guntbert: well not that late
[21:30] <matrix_> how can i remove totaly amsn then install is it sudo apt-get purge remove amsn
[21:30] <cryptopsy> dfred: Read the documentation for your WM
[21:30] <bucky> dfred, that's if you have x11-utils installed
[21:30] <cmp> hello , i want to install ( bluephone ) on my ubuntu and i dont know how to do it
[21:31] <ceil> how can i stop ubuntu from running fsck on startup?
[21:31] <cryptopsy> dfred: You would have had it figured by now had you done so.
[21:31] <prince_jammys> miguelonnnn: some problem with those docs and the letter f i guess: "As the bu er is larger"
[21:31] <miguelonnnn> cryptopsy, did you find it?
[21:31] <dfred> cryptopsy: yeah sure
[21:31] <cryptopsy> miguelonnnn: I haven't - but I will now.
[21:31] <sebsebseb> ceil: oh  your  being told to run fsck on startup, which version of Ubuntu?
[21:31] <guntbert> sebsebseb: 22:31 CEST
[21:31] <bucky> dfred, what app do you want to kill?
[21:31] <ceil> sebsebseb, no, but i'm assuming that's what it's using when it scans disks automatically on startup. 9.04.
[21:31] <cryptopsy> miguelonnnn: I haven't found it.
[21:31] <cmp> hello , i want to install ( bluephone ) on my ubuntu and i dont know how to do it
[21:31] <miguelonnnn> ok cryptopsy , i don't think so many webs got such problem prince :S
[21:31] <sebsebseb> guntbert: ah ok
[21:32] <dfred> bucky thanks
[21:32] <stercor1> Is there an application that displays thumbnails of fonts in a given directory?
[21:32] <prince_jammys> miguelonnnn: note how other words are missing 'ff' or 'fi' "Permission is granted to copy and distribute modi ed"
[21:32] <miguelonnnn> just "le names" inodes
[21:32] <StateS> bucky, where should I place the rootfs setting in the cfg file?
[21:32] <cryptopsy> miguelonnnn: tinyurl me your article.
[21:32] <miguelonnnn> i mean, le names with commas ' '
[21:32] <prince_jammys> 'file'
[21:32] <bucky> StateS, isn't there a line for rootfs in there already?
[21:32] <Zer1> Hey, I installed hardinfo onto Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron; where do I find the GUI? Because I've looked everywhere but don't seem to find it after my install in the Synaptic Package Manager...
[21:32] <StateS> bucky, nope
[21:32] <cmp> hello , i want to install ( bluephone ) on my ubuntu and i dont know how to do it???????
[21:32] <bucky> StateS, hmm...
[21:32] <sebsebseb> ceil: after about 20 boots  it will do a disk check yes
[21:32] <miguelonnnn> yeah prince, some sites do that but some others don't... :(
[21:33] <cryptopsy> Zer1: Do you even know what you're looking for?
[21:33] <miguelonnnn> w8 i'll tinyrul
[21:33] <IdleOne> Zer1: just type hardinfo in a terminal
[21:33] <ceil> sebastien, and i don't want it to.
[21:33] <sebsebseb> ceil: ,but   fsck can also be run manually to fix  errors in a file system
[21:33] <Royall> also: starting up Ubuntu, it doesn't mount an external hard drive automatically like it shoud. I always have to go through Partition Editor to mount it. Any way I can make it do it automatically?
[21:33] <ceil> sebsebseb, and i don't want it to
[21:33] <Royall> should*
[21:33] <cryptopsy> sebsebseb: Only when its not mounted, unless you want to force it.
[21:33] <prince_jammys> miguelonnnn: the main hits on the first page all seem to be pdf's.
[21:33] <cmp> ANY BODY HERE WILL ANSWER ?????? hello , i want to install ( bluephone ) on my ubuntu and i dont know how to do it
[21:33] <Zer1> cryptopsy: Well, yea the hardinfo app which is an app to see the system specs of my computer..I looked in System Tools, etc.
[21:33] <sebsebseb> cryptopsy: yeah when  Karmic is going to boot up :D   as of  recently,  I wonder if it will do that next time as well
[21:33] <Trijntje> !ignore|cmp
[21:34] <guntbert> !shout | cmp
[21:34] <cryptopsy> Zer1: lspci
[21:34] <cryptopsy> Zer1: I thought you wanted a GUI for your window manager?
[21:34] <Trijntje> !patience|cmp
[21:34] <sebsebseb> cryptopsy: maybe not if I actsaully shut down properly rather than the power button
[21:34] <prince_jammys> miguelonnnn: so maybe OCR is screwing up or something. It's a screw-up, and means to be 'file'.
[21:34] <cryptopsy> Trijntje: Thank you.
[21:34] <Polarina> What's the easiest, simplest and most elegant method of installing a virtual machine on a fresh Ubuntu 9.04 installation?
[21:34] <Gnea> cmp: you don't know how to install apps?
[21:34] <cmp> iam not shouting - iam just giving a big letter to see it
[21:34] <Thingymebob> Royall: I have the same with external HDDs, though no problems with USB flash memory
[21:35] <Zer1> cryptopsy: No, I just want to use the hardinfo application that I've installed, but can't seem to find where the app is to use it.
[21:35] <Gnea> cmp: caps == shouting. how it is.
[21:35] <sebsebseb> ceil: it's good to do a disk check,  Windows does disk checks as well
[21:35] <cryptopsy> Zer1: which hardinfo
[21:35] <Thingymebob> Royall: I normally just plug it in once the DE is up, then it automounts fine
[21:35] <prince_jammys> miguelonnnn: ie. ignore it.
[21:35] <ceil> sebsebseb, that's not my question. if you cannot answer my question, kindly disregard me.
[21:35] <sebsebseb> ceil: I don't know how to turn it off, also with  Ext4  the disk checks are rather fast
[21:35] <Royall> Thingymebob: still annoying, as I'd like to autostart Deluge and Banshee
[21:35] <Zer1> cryptopsy: Gimme a sec.
[21:35] <cryptopsy> ceil: What is your question? Kingly disregard sebsebseb
[21:36] <cmp> Gnea: i dont know how to - and when i install it by Add and remove - it mass the system and when i do it with terminal - it tells me ( E: couldnt find the Package )
[21:36] <Royall> Thingymebob: otherwise Banshee starts flagging all my music as missing, and Deluge has to recheck everything
[21:36] <ceil> cryptopsy, how to stop ubuntu 9.04 from trying to scan my disks on startup. i understand the risks, i just want to disable it.
[21:36] <miguelonnnn> http://tinyurl.com/mnxwth
[21:36] <miguelonnnn> look at it
[21:36] <derenrich> anyone have experience with fake RAID under ubuntu?
[21:36] <Royall> ceil: you can just press esc
[21:36] <sebsebseb> Royall: that's a point he can just press esc
[21:36] <cryptopsy> ceil: Don't talk to me about risks like I'm some sort of panzy, I don't even have regular users set up.
[21:36] <Zer1> cryptopsy: This is the app: HardInfo can gather information about your system's hardware and operating system, perform benchmarks, and generate printable reports either in HTML or in plain text formats.
[21:36] <ceil> Royall, it ignored about 200 presses of escape a few minutes ago. Twice.
[21:36] <vydra_> romani pe aici ?
[21:36] <ceil> cryptopsy, lol
[21:36] <Trijntje> cmp: what is the program you are trying to install? are you sure it is available for linux?
[21:36] <Royall> oh
[21:37] <cryptopsy> Zer1: Its a terminal command.
[21:37] <miguelonnnn> prince_jammys,  sry what you said about ie. ignore it.?
[21:37] <cryptopsy> Zer1: "which hardinfo" in terminal
[21:37] <Thingymebob> Royall: Really annoying, I keep meaning to spend some time on this, (whether its design or bug), & banshee pplaylist generator needs to rescan everything once you've tried using it and the drive isn't mounted
[21:37] <cmp> yes
[21:37] <vydra_> integrated camera .. make it work on ubuntu ?
[21:37] <prince_jammys> miguelonnnn: in your link: "Popular UNIX avours and supported hardware"
[21:37] <ceil> Royall, if i could reliably escape from it, it wouldn't be an issue :|
[21:37] <ejv> derenrich: what exactly is fake raid
[21:37] <cmp> Trijntje, its ( blue phone )
[21:37] <prince_jammys> miguelonnnn: it's a glitch. disregard it.
[21:37] <Zer1> cryptopsy: Oh, ok, thank you very much.
[21:37] <ceil> Royall, as it is, i feel like my OS is forcing me to do something. i don't like that in an OS, which is why i use gnu/linux
[21:38] <miguelonnnn> prince_jammys,  i think the page you were in had that problem, cause unix le system i'm sure it was meant to be file system, but some others don't have that problems and still use 'le'
[21:38] <prince_jammys> miguelonnnn: it is probably a glitch from converting a pdf into text.
[21:38] <derenrich> ejv: intel matrix storage motheboard chips are somewhere between hard RAID and software RAID
[21:38] <miguelonnnn> ok
[21:38] <lakis1982> hello ....  i have an supertalent ssd   and i installed linux and windows xp ....   if  i go to BIOS and select in sata controller the ahci mode , windows xp can not boot... if i select in sata controller the IDE  mode then windows xp boot normally....  the problem is that i want to use ahci mode not  IDE .... do you know how to fix this situation ?????
[21:38] <miguelonnnn> thanks
[21:38] <miguelonnnn> i was a little confused cause hadn't ever read about le files
[21:38] <miguelonnnn> well,tyvm prince_jammys and cryptopsy !
[21:38] <prince_jammys> miguelonnnn: you probably hadn't heard about UNIX avours either ;)
[21:39] <miguelonnnn> :P
[21:39] <Ben64> lakis1982: this is a ubuntu support chan : /
[21:39] <binyassin> hello
[21:39] <cryptopsy> last digit of every mouting line controls fsck. set value to 0 if want to disable fsck.
[21:39] <binyassin> i have a problem
[21:39] <cryptopsy> .. in the fstab file
[21:39] <cmp> Trijntje?
[21:39] <cryptopsy> Or use tune2fs to change the number of times to boot before scanning
[21:39] <Trijntje> cmp: i dont know that program, what does it do? maybe there is a program that does the same for linux
[21:39] <Gnea> cmp: yeah, I'm not seeing a bluephone package either - what's bluephone supposed to be?
[21:39] <cryptopsy> It may also be possible that your distro isn't shutting down properly if it happens on each reboot
[21:39] <cryptopsy> ceil: Yes?
[21:39] <binyassin> how  i could build a network
[21:40] <ejv> lakis1982: windows xp doesn't support AHCI natively
[21:40] <ceil> cryptopsy, oh, thanks. didn't notice you were talking til you highlighted :x
[21:40] <Dezine> Is there a program that lets me control program specific volume?
[21:40] <binyassin> cryptopsy
[21:40] <mskut> who posted the link to get mac theme on ubuntu like 10 mins ago?
[21:40] <lakis1982> ejv isnt any driver for windows xp to enable ahci mode?
[21:40] <mskut> does it work for jaunty or only for hardy?
[21:40] <cmp> Trijntje, its communicate with your mobile phone ( he program lets you connect your mobile phone to the computer, and then call/sms through the computer. If someone calls you, a pop-up with incoming number shows on the screen. A log is present, so you can see missed, incoming and outgoing calls.)
[21:41] <IdleOne> !eyecandy > mskut
[21:41] <amigrave> how can I change the first day of the week in the systray calendar ?
[21:41] <Gnea> lakis1982: #ubuntu is for ubuntu support, #windows for windows support
[21:41] <ceil> cryptopsy, and it usually does crash. i never shut down my computer unless i'm moving it, but it locks up every few days/weeks/months ;x
[21:41] <ejv> I don't understand the question lakis1982
[21:41] <ejv> and you're off topic
[21:41] <ejv> !ot > lakis1982
[21:41] <cmp> Gnea, i have the link  ( you want it ) ?
[21:41] <Gnea> cmp: sure
[21:41] <mskut> thats not what im looking for, idleone...I wonder who posted the link?
[21:41] <mskut> was it you, perhaps? :p
[21:41] <cryptopsy> binyassin: Yes?
[21:42] <binyassin> ه ىثثي اثمح
[21:42] <IdleOne> mskut: no it wasnt but if your looking for a mac os type theme those links will help you
[21:42] <cryptopsy> ceil: How does it lock up?
[21:42] <cryptopsy> ceil: Check dmesg
[21:42] <binyassin> I NEED  help
[21:42] <fahad> binyassin: arabic ?
[21:42] <_WildBill_> lakis1982: Im pretty sure you have to reinstall xp in ahci mode. But this isn't the place for that.
[21:42] <Gnea> !helpme | binyassin
[21:42] <mskut> IdleOne: I'm trying to get a certain theme to work, which someone posted like 10mins ago
[21:42] <cmp> Gnea, http://www.linuxsoft.cz/en/sw_detail.php?id_item=7156
[21:42] <binyassin> how i could install rpm on ubuntu
[21:42] <buch> Im borred.. anyone got something interresting to do with ubuntu?
[21:43] <sebsebseb> !ot | buch
[21:43] <bucky> binyassin, use alien
[21:43] <binyassin> yes egyptian
[21:43] <mskut> who posted this link? http://maketecheasier.com/turn-your-ubuntu-hardy-to-mac-osx-leopard/2008/07/23
[21:43] <ceil> cryptopsy, audio/video freezes up, and it doesn't accept input from kb/m. doesn't dmesg only track things starting at boot? or does it carry over?
[21:43] <purvesh> any one know about customising in partition in ubuntu?????? ,purvesh
[21:43] <Gnea> !rpm | binyassin
[21:43] <Myrtti> purvesh: what do you mean, customising?
[21:43] <cryptopsy> !patience|binyassin
[21:43] <ceil> cryptopsy, it's literally like time freezes as far as my PC is concerned when it locks up. i have to hard-restart
[21:43] <Dezine> Is there a program that lets me control program specific volume?
[21:43] <Hydrid> how to see my ip ? not the lan the internets ip
[21:43] <cryptopsy> ceil: Upgrade kernel and drivers.
[21:43] <prince_jammys> mskut: fahad did.
[21:44] <fahad> huh ? !
[21:44] <cryptopsy> ceil: No. Its only X11 and whatever WM you're using
[21:44] <Trijntje> cmp: I think you will have to compile that program yourself. That might be a problem if your new to linux
[21:44] <cryptopsy> ceil: That means keyboard and mouse too.
[21:44] <prince_jammys> fahad: mskut> who posted this link? [39]->http://maketecheasier.com/turn-your-ubuntu-hardy-to-mac-osx-leopard/2008/07/23
[21:44] <ceil> cryptopsy, i suck with custom kernel installs, but i upgrade to the highest in the repos. only driver i know to try is graphics, and i've tried with both fglrx and the radeon one. and i figured it was only affecting X, but without kb i can't go to tty to restart it.
[21:45] <cryptopsy> fahad: Did you figure out how to make the ubuntu logos brighter and more fluorescent? Because I would really like to know how to do that ...
[21:45] <purvesh> Myrtti, i mean by mistakely i had given space at /usr.... 30gb so i want that at my /home
[21:45] <cmp> Trijntje, yes iam very new in linux
[21:45] <cryptopsy> ceil: upgrade Xorg
[21:45] <ceil>   Installed: 1:7.4~5ubuntu18
[21:45] <ceil>   Candidate: 1:7.4~5ubuntu18
[21:46] <cryptopsy> ceil: What about the ati drivers?
[21:46] <prince_jammys> ati == headache
[21:46] <cryptopsy> ceil: Try downgrading X to -server to 1.6.3
[21:46] <cryptopsy> i mean xorg-server
[21:46] <Trijntje> cmp: you will have to learn a lot if you want to install that program. You should start with reading everything on that link you posted and understand it. This is not something we can easily help you with
[21:46] <ceil> cryptopsy, i actually haven't installed them yet (this is a persistent problem between debian and ubuntu installs - it may even be hardware)
[21:46] <mskut> have anyone done this in Jaunty? http://maketecheasier.com/turn-your-ubuntu-hardy-to-mac-osx-leopard/2008/07/23
[21:47] <Gnea> cmp: hrm, looks like it was added in 2004 and it's only version 0.2 - so it hasn't been developed much at all
[21:47] <ceil> cryptopsy, is there a nice apt-friendly way to downgrade? :x
[21:47] <cryptopsy> cmp: Yes, linux requires intense training to reap the benefits of typing up your homework in command line, or connecting your favorite counter-strike server using a "script"
[21:47] <cryptopsy> ceil: Just select a lower version?
[21:47] <cmp> cryptopsy, so you want to say this program is not exist for linux ?
[21:47] <cryptopsy> ceil: Package manager pulls in its dependancies
[21:48] <Gnea> cmp: seriously, the last changelog entry is dated:  2004-04-05 14:16  er241
[21:48] <purvesh> Myrtti, hello......?
[21:48] <cryptopsy> ceil: What program? I don't remember speaking with you.
[21:48] <ceil> cmp, what program? he doesn't remember speaking with you.
[21:48] <bee> hello!
[21:49] <cryptopsy> bee: Bonjour, comment-ca va?
[21:49] <Hydrid> HOW cani see my internet ip not my router?
[21:49] <cmp> ceil, iam looking for bluephone program
[21:49] <mupa> Q: im trying to rsync from a windows share to a backup in my home folder but rsync says that the connection cannot be established, even though nautilus opens the share fine. how do i resolve this?
[21:49] <cryptopsy> Hydrid: moanmyip.com
[21:49] <Gnea> ceil: bluephone, it's a gnome-based bluetooth phonebook program that someone started about 5 years ago and promptly dropped
[21:49] <cryptopsy> mupa: Depends what the problem is - check error logs.
[21:49] <ceil> Gnea, oh
[21:50] <guntbert> Hydrid: if you are behind a router you have no "internet IP"
[21:50] <cmp> gnea, what do you mean Gnea
[21:50] <Gnea> ceil: but it only made it to 0.2 before it became "abandonware"
[21:50] <mupa> cryptopsy: it says connection refused
[21:50] <jcinkalpha> com
[21:50] <ceil> Gnea, as often happens with independent projects
[21:50] <purvesh> Myrtti, what happen busy ....?
[21:50] <Gnea> cmp: what I mean is, the program itself was never taken very far. At best, it's probably very buggy and will likely crash on a modern system, as well as a 5-year old system
[21:50] <audioteknika> my usb keyboard isn't working.. how come ?
[21:51] <cryptopsy> mupa: So check your other machine for logs of attempted entry.
[21:51] <erico> msg <erico> Olá!
[21:51] <Gnea> ceil: now and then, yes
[21:51] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: Check dmesg.
[21:51] <mupa> cryptopsy: ok ill try thanks
[21:51] <audioteknika> what is dmesg ?
[21:51] <Gnea> ceil, cmp: i'm checking it out now
[21:51] <cryptopsy> mupa: Might have to have a daemon running - this would be the case if it was ssh.
[21:51] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: Its like a small tiger
[21:51] <purvesh> Myrtti, pls.. help me.........!
[21:51] <Gnea> audioteknika: it's a program that lists all of the kernel debugging information - it basically tells you what's up with your system and if there are any errors or not
[21:51] <cmp> Gnea, oh ok  - do you know any other program could do the same ?
[21:51] <josvuk> how to find out which soundcard/chip is builtin on my powerbook. from ubuntu9.04ppc?
[21:51] <fahad> cryptopsy : iam new in linux world :)
[21:51] <ceil> audioteknika, man dmesg
[21:52] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: Actually its more like a giant snail ... do "dmesg" in terminal
[21:52] <Thingymebob> Hydrid: From the command line: wget -q -O - checkip.dyndns.org|sed -e 's/.*Current IP Address: //' -e 's/<.*$//'
[21:52] <guntbert> cryptopsy: don't post *that* link in here - http://www.whatsmyip.org/ would be better suited
[21:52] <cryptopsy> fahad: It doesn't sound like that's the only world you're new in - what do you want from me?
[21:52] <Gnea> cmp: multisync
[21:52] <cryptopsy> guntbert: I'm sorry, it seemed pg-13 to me.
[21:52] <audioteknika> ill try
[21:52] <Kheops> hi !
[21:52] <Hydrid> Thingymebob: and what that does? :)
[21:52] <Gnea> !info multisync
[21:52] <cmp> gnea, is it the same ?
[21:53] <cryptopsy> Kheops: Hello friends, would you like a beer?
[21:53] <Kheops> can someone help me to set up my network and to share the internet conexion ?
[21:53] <Gnea> cmp: looks like a highly-advanced form of bluephone
[21:53] <fahad> oh i just want to hide the icons in the commanndbox not in the top
[21:53] <guntbert> cryptopsy: whats pg-13?
[21:53] <fahad> not ubuntu icon
[21:53] <Gnea> cmp: it's possible that bluephone was the beginning of multisync
[21:53] <cryptopsy> guntbert: Its a movie rating advisory. pg-13 movies require children to be over 13 to watch the content.
[21:53] <prince_jammys> guntbert: a MPAA movie rating.
[21:53] <ceil> guntbert, american film rating. "parental guidance suggested for children under 13"
[21:53] <cmp> gnea- can you give me a link for it and guide me how to install it
[21:53] <cmp> ?
[21:54] <Thingymebob> Hydrid: It asks dyndns.org for your request details then filters the response with sed so as it only displays your public IP address
[21:54] <Hydrid> ok :) thanks
[21:54] <Gnea> cmp: it's pretty simple - open a terminal and type:  sudo apt-get install multisync  ( btw, I found it by typing this:  apt-cache search bluetooth book )
[21:54] <matrix_> is there any way to bypass rapidshare time limit
[21:54] <StateS> bucky, I think I know what's wrong... I believe that the bootloader was installed to another drive...
[21:54] <cryptopsy> matrix_: H4X.
[21:54] <Gnea> matrix_: buy an account.
[21:54] <prince_jammys> matrix_: come on, this is ubuntu help.
[21:55] <audioteknika> dmesg
[21:55] <matrix_> ok
[21:55] <audioteknika> didnt work
[21:55] <matrix_> sorry guys
[21:55] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: sudo it.
[21:55] <audioteknika> ok
[21:55] <matrix_> no i dont want to buy it
[21:55] <bucky> StateS, ic.. common mistake
[21:55] <ceil> matrix_, then deal with it or don't use the service.
[21:55] <Gnea> matrix_: then be patient and ask elsewhere
[21:55] <matrix_> ok
[21:55] <matrix_> folks
[21:55] <fahad> cryptopsy , oh i just want to hide the icons in the commanndbox not in the top
[21:55] <StateS> bucky, the problem is that I never specified such, i set the drive to the one that I wanted to use...
[21:55] <josvuk> is there a command like lshw which lists more hardware than lshw?
[21:55] <cryptopsy> matrix_: Just torrent your porn, I know torrents have a bad rep for speed but now when 500 people are sharing our favorite classics, such as "Backdoor Sluts 9"
[21:55] <prince_jammys> zero respect for channel topic.
[21:56] <ceil> josvuk, ...what hardware?
[21:56] <audioteknika> sudo dmesg didnt work too.. bleh.. it works perfectly before booting and in windows
[21:56] <Gnea> josvuk: lshw lists it all.
[21:56] <cryptopsy> fahad: Edit your toolbar - I don't know what the gnome one is.
[21:56] <ceil> josvuk, lshw lists everything - even buses you aren't using
[21:56] <StateS> bucky, any way to change the booting drive? fdisk command? tried installing partition manager for kde in live cd, didn't work...
[21:56] <theatro> josvuk, there is also hwinfo but
[21:56] <guntbert> cryptopsy: prince_jammys ceil: thanks all :-)
[21:56] <cryptopsy> fahad: Google to find where the config file for it is.
[21:56] <Gnea> josvuk: of course, it's not going to show you every diode
[21:56] <theatro> lol Gnea
[21:56] <Gnea> :)
[21:56] <bucky> States.. i don't mess with peoples mbr's
[21:56] <cryptopsy> josvuk: lspci -vv
[21:56] <fahad> cryptopsy , i will try to find now
[21:57] <audioteknika> the keyboard doesnt work after grub has loaded
[21:57] <bucky> States.. i leave that fun up to the individual
[21:57] <cmp> Gnea, i done what you said --- how i can find it on my system now ?
[21:57] <guntbert> cryptopsy: but still - lets keep it family friendly :-)
[21:57] <audioteknika> any idea ?
[21:57] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: Yes - you're HAL or your xorg drivers are b0rken.
[21:57] <Gnea> cmp: check the menus under Applications
[21:57] <audioteknika> why means ?
[21:57] <cryptopsy> guntbert: Ok, i'll tone it down a notch to C8, for all the 8 year olds in this room.
[21:58] <audioteknika> i need to reinstall ?
[21:58] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: Just those packages - check the logs.
[21:58] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: Did you check dmesg?
[21:58] <Kheops> can someone help me to set up my network and to share the internet conexion ? ?!
[21:58] <Kheops> ?!
[21:58] <cmp> Gnea, i found it - please tell me how to make it work - iam really new in linux - so make it easier for me please
[21:58] <Gnea> !ics | Kheops
[21:58] <cryptopsy> Kheops: How do you want me to help you?
[21:58] <audioteknika> it says something about the cable
[21:58] <StateS> bucky, :P Trying to use partition manager now, it finally loaded... lol
[21:59] <audioteknika> could be damaged
[21:59] <audioteknika> lol
[21:59] <Gnea> cmp: I've never used it, so I'm sorry, I can't
[21:59] <guntbert> cryptopsy: :-)
[21:59] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: Thank you. That was highly uninformative.
[21:59] <Gnea> cmp: but if you look in the /usr/share/doc/multisync/ directory, there should be some help there
[21:59] <Kheops> cryptopsy : tell me step by step how to do it ?
[21:59] <Gnea> cmp: also try About->Help
[21:59] <audioteknika> ok.. well
[21:59] <audioteknika> wait
[21:59] <cryptopsy> Kheops: First step is stop being a child, second step is read the link given to you, third step is come back with specific questions and precise details.
[22:00] <cryptopsy> Good luck ^_^
[22:00] <Gnea> Kheops: those websites tell you step-by-step how to do it.
[22:00] <cryptopsy> Gnea: But the websites won't be there to hold his hand.
[22:00] <josvuk> lshw and lspci don't lists my builtin soundchip
[22:00] <cryptopsy> Kheops: Its a hard step in life, but we at #ubuntu have total faith in you.
[22:00] <Gnea> cryptopsy: sure they will
[22:01] <Psi-Jack_> josvuk, It should. If it exists.
[22:02] <josvuk> Psi-Jack: Hm, it exists but ...... :-(
[22:02] <firecrotch> cryptopsy: surely your point can be expressed in a nicer way
[22:03] <cryptopsy> firecrotch: I don't have insurance covering damage in the form of a big "f*** you" to my face.
[22:03] <Gnea> firecrotch: pretty sure that was about as nice as it gets... please don't egg people on.
[22:03] <Myrtti> cryptopsy: behave
[22:04] <cryptopsy> firecrotch: Myrtti: I suggest you ask me to leave if you feel this will truncate the problem.
[22:04] <Myrtti> cryptopsy: mind your language, even obfuscated bad language is still what it is
[22:04] <cryptopsy> Myrtti: Have you made your decision yet?
[22:04] <Gnea> cryptopsy: just /ignore him
[22:04] <Myrtti> Gnea: excuse me?
[22:04] <Gnea> cryptopsy: or go AFK for awhile and chill
[22:04] <firecrotch> Gnea: "Stop acting like a child" is hardly appropriate when someone is asking for help
[22:04] <Gnea> Myrtti: ?
[22:04] <cryptopsy> firecrotch: Are you thick?
[22:04] <CyberCr33p> does someone know why "USB Startup Disk Creator" doesn't create bootable memory stick?
[22:05] <Saiki> Bluey. you around?
[22:05]  * Psi-Jack_ blinks,
[22:05] <Myrtti> cryptopsy: I'm asking you to mind your language and behave like and adult. Start from yourself first.
[22:05] <Psi-Jack_> Okay.
[22:05] <cryptopsy> firecrotch: Or were you not paying attention - the latter is excusable.
[22:05] <DukeD> sebsebseb: Michalxo: guntbert: bucky: thanks for your help. i got it working with 2 commands: sudo apt-get install build-essential and sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev
[22:05] <ejv> !relax
[22:05] <Myrtti> Gnea: who are you telling him to ignore?
[22:05] <Psi-Jack_> First of all. ALL OF YOU, grow up and stop fighting. ;)
[22:05] <cryptopsy> Myrtti: I find it ironic that you are making this statement - being the one who is unaware of the situation.
[22:05] <Gnea> Myrtti: anyone that's getting on his nerves.
[22:05] <Myrtti> Gnea: in general it's a bad advice to tell people to ignore the ops
[22:06] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[22:06] <Gnea> Myrtti: +aside from ops
[22:06] <ShapeShifter499> how do I share a folder in ubuntu?
[22:06] <cryptopsy> Gnea: The best way to deal with ops is to help them understand - since they are on and off the majority of the time - often dealing with serious issues elsewhere.
[22:06] <Gnea> ShapeShifter499: right-click on the folder and click 'share'
[22:06] <Myrtti> cryptopsy: I saw you use foul language, and that's what I'm dealing with
[22:06] <ShapeShifter499> and what about a password?
[22:06] <Myrtti> cryptopsy: I'll deal with the rest later
[22:06] <Gnea> cryptopsy: I suggest you listen to Myrtti.
[22:06] <cryptopsy> Myrtti: Please point out the foul language.
[22:07] <bigdavejoker> I'm hoping to find assistance getting ekiga to work with 9.04 64 bit.  I have an integrated video camera that is supported by the uncvideo driver ekiga crahses everytime I launch the camera
[22:07] <audioteknika> my usb keyboard isnt working
[22:07] <cryptopsy> Myrtti: I am willing to fully cooperate with your request.
[22:07] <ShapeShifter499> ??
[22:07] <Myrtti> cryptopsy: the word starting with letter f would be an obvious choice. If you want to discuss the handling of the behaviour of this channel, you can always join #ubuntu-ops to discuss it further
[22:07] <Gnea> ShapeShifter499: password?
[22:07] <ShapeShifter499> yea how do I make a password for the shared folder?
[22:08] <cryptopsy> Myrtti: Oh that one. Okay.
[22:08] <ShapeShifter499> so just ppl I know can use the share
[22:08] <audioteknika> in synaptic I have the headers installed cryptospy
[22:08] <Gnea> ShapeShifter499: that can be done with samba. the right-click method is for more temporary sharing.
[22:08] <Gnea> !samba | ShapeShifter499
[22:08] <cryptopsy> Myrtti: I was confused because I had a baby telling me not to call a baby a baby.
[22:08] <audioteknika> how come your command doesn't work ?
[22:08] <ejv> i think ignoring someone who is irritating you is a wonderful idea, there's no direct way to see ops when their masquerading as users
[22:08] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: What kind of headers?
[22:08] <Myrtti> moving on to support questions...
[22:08] <fahad> oh yah i have other qustion about the youtube  and flash in my ubuntu
[22:08] <ShapeShifter499> ohhh......ok
[22:08] <mskut> I'm copying some files (with the GUI , not the terminal) but I don't have permission...how can I get permission? log in as root? :/
[22:08] <audioteknika> kernel headers
[22:09] <ShapeShifter499> tnx
[22:09] <ejv> s/their/they're
[22:09] <Psi-Jack_> And for me, off to home. Back in 5min. ;)
[22:09] <cryptopsy> mskut: sudo
[22:09] <Gnea> mskut: gksudo nautilus
[22:09] <bigdavejoker> mskut can you use the terminal
[22:09] <mskut> yea but
[22:09] <mskut> it doesnt work
[22:09] <mskut> as in, im probably doing it wrong
[22:09] <bigdavejoker> mskut do you know how to look at a folder to see the permissions?
[22:09] <Gnea> gksudo doesn't work?
[22:09] <cryptopsy> mskut: Are you booting from the live CD?
[22:09] <mskut> nope, im kinda new to ubuntu
[22:09] <mskut> nope, its installed
[22:10] <cryptopsy> mskut: sudo + command, or su
[22:10] <Gnea> mskut: try the gksudo nautilus, it'll let you do it in the GUI with root permission
[22:10] <mskut> what is the command to copy a file?
 : you are here ?
[22:10] <mskut> ah k gnea
[22:10] <toyimp> What's a good partition program?
[22:10] <toyimp> for gnome
[22:10] <bigdavejoker> mskut: cp
[22:10] <IdleOne> !gparted > toyimp
[22:10] <Gnea> !gparted | toyimp
[22:10] <komputes> is there an apport hook for acpi (using ubuntu-bug or apport-collect)
[22:10] <toyimp> ty ty
[22:10] <Trijntje> mskut: can i ask what you are trying to do? perhaps its a bad idea if your new ;)
[22:11] <cryptopsy> fahad: Yes, I am currently in R3.
[22:11] <forces> hello
[22:11] <cryptopsy> forces: hello
[22:11] <forces> is there any ubuntu derivate with LXDE?
[22:11] <mskut> I'm installing a mac theme and want to copy some fonts to a new folder
[22:11] <ShapeShifter499> how do I access a tempo share on another computer?(has ubuntu)
 : i cant run youtube good
[22:11] <fahad> in ubuntu
[22:11] <cryptopsy> fahad: What do you want from me?
[22:11] <cryptopsy> fahad: define "good"
[22:11] <Gnea> ShapeShifter499: do you know your ip in ubuntu?
[22:12] <forces> I wanna install ubuntu in an old pc, xubuntu is too slow, I need something lighter
[22:12] <ShapeShifter499> no...
[22:12] <Gnea> forces: try elivecd
[22:12] <Gnea> ShapeShifter499: open a terminal and type: ifconfig
  : its not work good like windoes < yak
[22:12] <guntbert> Trijntje: I'm back :-)
[22:12] <forces> any oficial ubuntu derivate with lxde?
[22:12] <IdleOne> forces: http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Ubuntu
[22:12] <ShapeShifter499> ok than what?
[22:12] <matt132> There is a young woman at my church whose computer is 10 years old and not working properly (I don't know what that means...i assume it means it is ten years old). While I can't very well offer her a computer, do you think an older version of ubuntu would fit the bill. (just needs basics)
[22:12] <fahad> i dont know why i have flash
[22:12] <Gnea> ShapeShifter499: then take the ip and plug it into your windows explorer like this:  \\<IP_ADDRESS>\
[22:13] <ShapeShifter499> uh huh
[22:13] <ShapeShifter499> and
[22:13] <Saik> forces: try Xubuntu
[22:13] <Gnea> press enter :)
[22:13] <forces> !thanks | IdleOne
[22:13] <cryptopsy> fahad: I am unfamiliar with your yak request. As for how good windows likes it ... well you'll have to ask him because I don't think we've ever been aquainted.
[22:13] <Lint> forces: Ubuntu is slow and memory-hungry, and LXDE won't help. Try other distro
[22:13] <ShapeShifter499> than it should pop up?
[22:13] <IdleOne> will do bot
[22:13] <mskut> thnks guys, it worked when I ran nautilus as root
[22:13] <Gnea> 'should', so try it.
[22:13] <leonbrussels> forces: debian minimal and then just install whatever enviroment you want
[22:13] <mechdave> mskut,  Here is a summary of unix commands --> http://www.math.utah.edu/lab/unix/unix-commands.html
[22:13] <bigdavejoker> is there a good debug switch to use with ekiga to possibly see why it crashes everytime I open my camera?
[22:13] <ShapeShifter499> but what about on another ubuntu system?
[22:13] <cryptopsy> forces: There is likely to be a lightweight ubuntu derivative.
[22:13] <Gnea> same deal
[22:14] <Gnea> ShapeShifter499: or do you mean, browsing one ubuntu with the other ubuntu?
 , its ok thanks for all
[22:14] <ShapeShifter499> yea sort of like that
[22:14] <firecrotch> bigdavejoker: If you just run ekiga from a terminal, it should provide some useful output - most programs do at least
[22:15] <bigdavejoker> firecrotch thanks I tried that got a basic dump  tried googling the error can't find anything that works
[22:15] <mechdave> matt132, We really need to know specs of that computer
[22:15] <isleshocky771> I just started using devilspie. What's the best way to get the exact geometry (coodinates) of a window on the screen?
[22:15] <jerknextdoor> i just lost all of most of my preferences in 9.04.  any idea how to get them back or troubleshoot what happened?
[22:15] <cryptopsy> bigdavejoker: google pieces of the error, whichever you deem more relevant.
[22:16] <ShapeShifter499> I have one comp with a drive hooked up by firewire and another that needs files from that drive but can not use firewire, and yes both have ubuntu on them
[22:16] <cryptopsy> bigdavejoker: seemingly random number strings are to be omitted.
[22:16] <cryptopsy> ShapeShifter499: Check dmesg.
[22:16] <firecrotch> bigdavejoker: can you pastebin the error?
[22:16] <ShapeShifter499> huh?
[22:16] <bigdavejoker> cryptopsy thanks I'll give it another try the camera is supposed to be supported and works with other programs but kills ekiga everytime
[22:16] <Gnea> ShapeShifter499: in your file browser, switch it so you can type the location, and put:  smb://<IP_ADDRESS>/
[22:16] <cryptopsy> ShapeShifter499: Brb
[22:17] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: Did it work?
[22:17] <audioteknika> no I get run make makeconfig
[22:17] <audioteknika> http://www.linux-usb.org/USB-guide/c122.html
[22:17] <cryptopsy> I am not familiar with the ubuntu kernel and how it is deployed.
[22:17] <matt132> mechdave, I'm guessing it has, like, a 10gig hard drive, and 256mb of ram
[22:18] <elfranne> ping
[22:18] <The_Jag> is there a virtualization tool that permits to connect and disconnect usb devices dinamically in virtualized machine?
[22:18] <audioteknika> what should I do ?
[22:18] <bigdavejoker> Anybody heard of PWLIb assertion fail
[22:18] <cryptopsy> elfranne: pong
[22:18] <elfranne> The jag : virtualbox Non free version
[22:18] <leonbrussels> The_Jag: I think Virtualbox allows that
[22:18] <ShapeShifter499> type ip of shared comp into nautilus right?
[22:19] <ShapeShifter499> than I should be good and it will bring up all the folders shared on that ip right?
[22:19] <The_Jag> elfranne, leonbrussels: VB non free?
[22:19] <Gnea> ShapeShifter499: should, yes
[22:19] <cryptopsy> Myrtti: I have decided that #ubuntu-ops would be detrimental to my progress, but your concern is somewhat appreciated.
[22:19] <ShapeShifter499> ok
[22:19] <ShapeShifter499> tnx for help Gnea
[22:19] <Xooo> How do i add a space in an alias
[22:19] <Gnea> ShapeShifter499: cheers
[22:20] <Xooo> Trying to make an alias like this (web=cd /var/www)
[22:20]  * Gnea takes a step back
[22:20] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: Did you google those errors?
[22:20] <cryptopsy> Xooo: Everything in double quotes.
[22:20] <audioteknika> well.. now im in the linux-headers-2.6.8 directory
[22:21] <Glowball> The volume control in my taskbar controls 'Surround' instead of 'Master' for some reason, how can I change it back?
[22:21] <amir_> Hi why is Acroread not available in Jaunty x64 repos? How can I install it?
[22:21] <audioteknika> i did make makeconfig
[22:21] <audioteknika> now i get an error
[22:21] <mechdave> matt132, Minimum requirements for 8.04 LTS --> https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/installation-guide/i386/minimum-hardware-reqts.html
[22:21] <audioteknika> even with sudo
[22:21] <ShapeShifter499> w8 the tempo share should be gone after restart or power off of my computer with the share right?
[22:21] <Guest27811> hello
[22:21] <audioteknika> no rule to make target "makeconfig"
[22:21] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: That doesn't sound like the kernel source code directory. Ubuntu might have a GUI tool for kernel building.
[22:21] <GuidMorrow> I'm using wireshark, what does a packet marked with a black background with white text mean?
[22:21] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: Google for "makefile" if you're interested in what that error means - or we can skip this.
[22:21] <mechdave> matt132, That may do what you want, but check the ram and hard drive space first
[22:22] <cryptopsy> GuidMorrow: Ask in #remote-exploit.
[22:22] <audioteknika> ok
[22:22] <audioteknika> let's skip this
[22:22] <cryptopsy> GuidMorrow: Also don't break into protected networks, etc ..
[22:22] <GuidMorrow> gryptospy: now what is that supposed to mean?
[22:22] <ShapeShifter499> nvm
[22:22] <audioteknika> i already used the make command... a long time ago
[22:22] <ShapeShifter499> I g2g bye
[22:22] <cryptopsy> GuidMorrow: It means you are likely to find your answer in that channel.
[22:23] <GuidMorrow> I was looking at why my "Ethernet 1" light was flashing a lot and somehow I stumbled across to a lot of IGMP packets
[22:23] <leonbrussels> The_Jag: Not sure, haven't used it in a long time. Is there even a pay version? Or is the USB part just closed-source?
[22:23] <matt132> mechdave, thanks...is it safe to assume that an older, unsupported version would run even better on a much older computer. (We're really just talking word processing and internet)
[22:24] <audioteknika> what should i try next
[22:24] <cryptopsy> matt132: This is safe to assume.
[22:24] <Mka> hi guys
[22:24] <proq> !intel
[22:24] <cryptopsy> audioteknika: Find out how to modify your kernel and check that the right USB things are enabled.
[22:24] <matt132> cryptopsy, mechdave, thank you both :)
[22:25] <Mka> how can I make the background Terminator be transparent on Ubuntu 9.04?
[22:25] <The_Jag> leonbrussels: well actually I have the ver2.2.4 of it, installed from ubuntu 9.04 repository
[22:25] <cryptopsy> Mka: terminal or terminator?
[22:25] <mechdave> matt132, the further yo go back, the less hardware requirements you have, but I think as long as the hardware is ok I would not go any further back than 8.04. There are other distros which will run on less, eg: Damn Small Linux
[22:25] <Mka> Terminator
[22:25] <Mka> Terminal is fine
[22:25] <djanatyn> HELP
[22:25] <Myrtti> Mka: depends on if you have composite on or not, if you've got gnome or not etc
[22:26] <Myrtti> Mka: why not try to ask at #terminator :-)
[22:26] <djanatyn> I just installed ubuntu off the live CD, and now whenever I boot I get grub error 25 O_O
[22:26] <cryptopsy> !patience|djanatyn
[22:26] <se> alguien de lleida?
[22:26] <mechdave> matt132, http://distrowatch.com has most of the distros out there, maybe look there as well :)
[22:26] <Mka> Myrtti: I have compiz on
[22:26] <cryptopsy> djanatyn: Screaming at us and pounding your fist doesn't stimulate our desire to help you.
[22:26] <leonbrussels> matt132: Debian maybe? Damn small Linux is the extreme really...
[22:26] <The_Jag> leonbrussels: it is free, no sign of non-free license. only thing is: if I do a check for updates it tells me there's no upgrade avaiable but if I go to its web page it says that there's ver3.04 out!
[22:26] <prince_jammys> se: /join #ubuntu-es para ayuda en espanYol.
[22:26] <Mka> Myrtti: how can I do that?
[22:27] <Myrtti> Mka: /join #terminator
[22:27] <IdleOne> !help > djanatyn
[22:27] <The_Jag> leonbrussels: should I just throw my version out of ubuntu and use the newer one?
[22:27] <cryptopsy> djanatyn: I found a really good link in google, but I'm contemplating giving it to you.
[22:27] <djanatyn> sorry :( I'm just...nervous.
[22:27]  * djanatyn calms down.
[22:28] <cryptopsy> Brb, dinner.
[22:28] <matt132> leonbrussels, thank you i will check that out.
[22:28] <leonbrussels> The_Jag: Its worth a try. Do they have a package for ubuntu on their website? That would make it easier to install
[22:29] <leonbrussels> matt132: debian is the base ubuntu is built on, it gives you a clean, no frills desktop.
[22:29] <The_Jag> leonbrussels: yes they have .deb file
[22:29] <The_Jag> leonbrussels: I'll try it
[22:29] <djanatyn> Does anyone know about grub error number 25?
[22:30] <Mka> the #terminator channel seems to be inactive
[22:30] <orgy`> hi, can a ubuntu netbook remix usb stick be used as a "live usb stick" ..just like the cds?
[22:30] <matt132> leonbrussels...I really only know Ubuntu. (been using since 8.04) would debian and dsl be easy enough for me to set up and explain to the user how it works
[22:31] <IdleOne> djanatyn: This error is returned if an unrecognized command is entered into the command-line or in a boot sequence section of a config file and that entry is selected.
[22:32] <The_Jag> leonbrussels: is there a way to backup my virtual machine image before getting rid of old virtualbox?
[22:32] <cryptopsy> orgy`: You can install ubuntu on a usb stick and have it boot off that.
[22:33] <histo> orgy`: yes
[22:33] <orgy`> cryptopsy will it be bootable if i create it this way https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UNR/Installation/Easy ?
[22:33] <leonbrussels> DSL is really the extreme, I would call it almost unusable. Debian with GNOME on the other hand looks just like ubuntu, except it's got a lot less things that come with it.
[22:34] <wasutton3> i am trying to run my cups server over my apache server, does anyone know how to do that?
[22:35] <matt132> did computers in 1999 have 1ghz processors on mid range computers?
[22:35] <cryptopsy> orgy`: Likely.
[22:36] <wasutton3> matt132, 1Ghz would have been very high end for that time period
[22:36] <leonbrussels> The_Jag: As I said, I have not used it in a long time, but it should tell you where it stores the images somewhere so you can make a copy
[22:36] <orgy`> ok, ill just give it a t ry, thanks ;)
[22:36] <treble54> why is the ubuntu main menu look a bit more primitive than the default Gnome 2 main menu?
[22:36] <cryptopsy> djanatyn: This sound is fantastic - my only regret is to have bought more bread - now I'm not going to be able to whipe the bowl down! What a shame ..
[22:36] <treble54> why does*&
[22:36] <cryptopsy> soup*
[22:36] <matt132> wasutton3, that's what I though. alright, thanks everyone for your help
[22:36] <djanatyn> Okay. I just installed xubuntu and rebooted. At first, I recieved a menu that let me boot XP. I tried it, successfully booted, shut down, and tried to boot again. Now, whenever I boot, it says: Drive 1 not found: Serial ATA, SATA-2. Strike the F1 key to continue, F2 to run setup utility.
[22:36] <wasutton3> no prob
[22:37] <djanatyn> Hitting F1 gives grub error 25. Any ideas?
[22:37] <hatter243> djanatyn, I'll bet a nickel you want to boot off of disc 0 instead of disc 1
[22:37] <cryptopsy> djanatyn: As you can tell I've got linux running all over my mind - what do you recommend I eat for desert?
[22:38] <leonbrussels> matt132: You could take a look at crunchbang Linux, I think it's based on ubuntu
[22:38] <histo> orgy`: it looks like those instructions would just have the installer on usb.  I've found posts on how to do it as a live system.
[22:38] <CaptWho> anyone have a good suggestion for a contact manager to use in an office environment?
[22:38] <hatter243> djanatyn, or that your computer is having complex disc failure
[22:38] <histo> orgy`: the directions would be the same as the ubuntu cd on a usb I assume.
[22:38] <histo> !install | orgy`
[22:38] <leonbrussels> Off now, first day of school tomorrow ;( Bye all
[22:38] <orgy`> ok thanks histo
[22:39] <guntbert> cryptopsy: please stop teasing
[22:39] <djanatyn> does anyone know how to change my boot drive from 1 to 0?
[22:39] <cryptopsy> guntbert: Excuse me?
[22:39] <djanatyn> I'm sorry - I was a little worried about losing XP.
[22:40] <wasutton3> djanatyn, that i believe is buried in the menu.lst file
[22:40] <cryptopsy> djanatyn: You will not lose XP from making changes to the boot loader.
[22:40] <Zeratul2k> hello everyone
[22:40] <hatter243> djanatyn, when you hit the grub boot loader press any key, select the stanza for the ubuntu partition and press 'e'. Then select the first line and press 'e' again. Change the bit that says (1,X) to (0,X).    (the X can be anything...)
[22:40] <cryptopsy> Zeratul2k: Hello - do you have a starcraft related question?
[22:41] <hatter243> djanatyn, if that works and Ubuntu boots properly then you'll need to edit menu.lst to fix the error. Which people can tell you about later
[22:41] <djanatyn> I tried disabling the other SATA drive, and it worked! Thank you so much :D
 soup*
 djanatyn: As you can tell I've got linux running all over my mind - what do you recommend I eat for desert?
[22:41] <cryptopsy> guntbert: Yes - is there a problem here?
[22:42] <leaf-sheep> Does anybody know if using dd to duplicate a partition will result in a exact size as the partition or much lesser? How about something like dd-backup a 120GB?
[22:42] <guntbert> cryptopsy: sorry, the last lines were an accident
[22:42] <cryptopsy> guntbert: I wasn't aware that non-vulgar free-speech had become an offense.
[22:42] <djanatyn> wait - error 25. again.
[22:42] <cryptopsy> djanatyn: Are you aware that google has a search engine? I'm not sure when it was released but I think gmail is fantastic!
[22:43] <hatter243> !ot | cryptopsy
[22:43]  * djanatyn is on a mobile phone with only IRC.
[22:43] <Zeratul2k> linux n00b with a question here: Why does NetworkManager say my WiFi signal strength is 1% to 6% (it fluctuates) even when my laptop on top of the router - literally?
[22:43] <guntbert> cryptopsy: no offense, but ....
[22:43] <cryptopsy> hatter243: Please explain to me how search engines are not support tools.
[22:44] <wasutton3> Zeratul2k, that can result because of extremely close proximity to the router. try backing off a little and see if it changes, also what is your wireless card?
[22:44] <Myrtti> cryptopsy: when helping, be helpful. Pointing people to "Google it" isn't helpful.
[22:44] <Trijntje> Zeratul2k: In theory, that might even be too close. Try a few meters away ;) Other than that, I wouldnt know
[22:44] <hatter243> cryptopsy, I will not. Do you have an ubuntu related problem? If not, please use #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:45] <cryptopsy> Myrtti: Please search for grub error 25 in google - and then explain to me how this challenge cannot be met by someone who has figured out how to get on the internet in the first place.
[22:45] <Zeratul2k> @wasutton3: That's actually how I noticed the problem. I normally sit in the living room and the router is in the study. WinXP has normal signal (around 50%) but Ubuntu keeps disconnecting
[22:45] <larsjaaa_> Zeratul2k: maybe not hold your computer above the router, the antenna is most likely in the lid? or it might be buggy reporting from your wirelesscard
[22:45] <djanatyn> Does anyone know how to fix my problem? It came back.
[22:45] <Zeratul2k> I tried getting closer to see if it got better. It doesn't disconnects, but the signal meter says that
[22:46] <McIvor> Zeratul2k: do you know what model your wireless card is?
[22:46] <wasutton3> Zeratul2k, do you know what your wireless card is? because sometimes the driver is incomplete and would cause this
[22:46] <Zeratul2k> BTW my wireless card chipset is a Realtek RTL 8185
[22:46] <Zeratul2k> haven't had any problems with it, besides that
[22:46] <larsjaaa_> Zeratul2k: try to ping the router to test the connection speed, I guess thats what matter :)
[22:47] <jhass840> Hi, I can't seem to get postproc to work on my system.  From what I've read this seems to be a common occurrence.  Does anyone know how to fix it?
[22:47] <cryptopsy> Myrtti: Jesus helps those who help themselves. I am not religious, by far. But if he's been around for 1000's of years maybe there is some truth to it?
[22:47] <AJC_Z0> Zeratul2k: Signals tend to vary significantly for different wireless cards even when all else is the same
[22:47] <wasutton3> Zeratul2k, is it just this wireless network or is it all wireless networks. also what are your walls made of?
[22:47] <cryptopsy> Myrtti: Oops - that was off-topic, please refrain from responding to that question.
[22:48] <quentusrex> can someone help debug a network upgrade to gigabit from 100 mbit?
[22:48] <djanatyn> cryptopsy: I'm sorry, I wasn't thinking and I won't do it again. Can you help me?
[22:48] <quentusrex> My desktop is running ubuntu 9.04, and it has a gigabit port,
[22:48] <cryptopsy> djanatyn: I could, but I'd rather not enable incorrect behavior.
[22:49] <McIvor> Zeratul2k: are you using the native linux driver or the windows one?
[22:49] <wasutton3> quentusrex: what seems to be the problem?