[02:54] <Elite> Hey guys is there a way I can back up all my install?
[02:54] <genii> !info ubuntustudio-desktop | brandon_
[02:54] <brandon_> radical: What is thumbdrive
[02:54] <radical> Elite: What do you mean by that?
[02:54] <likwid> any ideas on how i can get the newest kernel to run?
[02:54] <verb3k> which KDE is better? 3.5 or 4? I heard that 4 is unstable and has less functionality than 3.5. Is that true?
[02:54] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: if you can login through the the terminal, it's more than likly your dot files
[02:54] <amseidler> MTecknology: screen shot would take too long. I typed in:
[02:54] <radical> USB kuy.
[02:54] <srbaker> folks
[02:54] <dtchen> likwid: which kernel? have you tried the ppa mainline builds?
[02:54] <radical> key*
[02:54] <srbaker> some packages are putting the 32-bit libs in /usr/lib32
[02:54] <srbaker> some are not
[02:55] <srbaker> ?
[02:55] <likwid> kernel <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:55] <jdu> verb3k: kde 4.2.? are much more stable
[02:55] <amseidler> MTecknology: Path: home/adam/music
[02:55] <amseidler> name: music
[02:55] <likwid> dtchen: i have no clue what ppa mainline builds are.
[02:55] <jdu> verb3k: but in my experience still not quite perfect.
[02:55] <Elite> radical, I mean I want to install debian on my server to have a GUI how can I backup my current install of ubuntu server in case I want to revert?
[02:55] <MTecknology> amseidler: did you forget the / at the beginning of home?
[02:55] <FloridaGuy> whats the faster file system
[02:55] <amseidler> MTecknology: Yep
[02:55] <MTecknology> amseidler: does it work when you add it?
[02:55] <brandon_> radical: all i can find is the DVD Images
[02:56] <mugen> Anyone has tips on speeding up image/flash loading in firefox?
[02:56] <jdu> Elite: you could make an image of it and save the image to an external hard drive.
[02:56] <verb3k> jdu, what about functionality? will I be missing anything in 4 that was available in 3.5? (even if slight)
[02:56] <MTecknology> mugen: noscript
[02:56] <Elite> jdu how do I do that?
[02:56] <radical> Elite: you don't need to install debian to get a GUI.
[02:56] <mugen> MTecknology: its strange because I use my T43 with windows xp and its blazing fast. I'm positive I have a decent connection and laptop.
[02:56] <likwid> i had to add the line 'all_generic_ide' to the boot kernel line for kernel <IP_ADDRESS> but that line isn't working witht the new kernel
[02:56] <radical> Elite: Is that your ownly reason for switching?
[02:57] <mugen> MTecknology: could you explain more about noscript?
[02:57] <amseidler> MTecknology: Ok, one sec
[02:57] <radical> brandon_:  What exactly are trying to do ?
[02:57] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim when its starting up it says invalid PGBK link or something similar... it doesn't say it for long but does this help explaining my prob?
[02:57] <jdu> verb3k: there was a lot of functionality lost, like the ability to autohide the toolbar, but most of it is back (though I don't use kde enough to notice all the details
[02:57] <MTecknology> mugen: it's a firefox addon
[02:57] <amseidler> MTecknology: Done, what do I do now?
[02:57] <jdu> Elite: how is your drive partitioned?
[02:57] <dtchen> likwid: ah, i thought you meant the upstream vanilla (non-Ubuntu) ones, so i was confused regarding <IP_ADDRESS> (which doesn't exist, only <IP_ADDRESS> does)
[02:57] <dtchen> likwid: i see that you mean 2.6.28-11.42-generic
[02:57] <verb3k> jdu, I see, thanks for your time
[02:57] <robert__> when I use Ubuntu on my ps3, then boot back into the ps3 partition, i get a server error and have to reset everything, including the modem. is there a way to prevent this?
[02:58] <MTecknology> amseidler: read what I said above?
[02:58] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: never heard of that... is that after moving the dot files?
[02:58] <brandon_> radical: i want to install Ubuntu Studio
[02:58] <likwid> dtchen: yes the 2.6.28-11-generic isn't booting up
[02:58] <jackstraw_> is there a program for ubuntu that will conver avi files to dvd so that I can watch it in a dvd player?
[02:58] <MTecknology> amseidler: clikc ok, ok, start > right click my computer > map network drive
[02:58] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: no ever since i woke up and started it up today
[02:58] <brandon_> radical: i want to see what exactly it dose
[02:58] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: or creating a new user?
[02:58] <jdu> verb3k: however, I have used kde 4.2, and I would consider it an improvement.  kde 4.0 etc were definately not.
[02:58] <MTecknology> amseidler: Drive is w/e letter - then folder is \\vboxsvr\share (or whatever you made the share name)
[02:58] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: it says that and then something after but i cant see it cos it doesnt stay on the screen for more than a seccond
[02:59] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: *Shrug*
[02:59] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: even moving the homedir hasn't changed it... i login and theres just nothing on the screen at all
[02:59] <amseidler> MTecknology: Attempting to connect
[02:59] <janauss> does anyone know how to get nvidia softraid (dmraid) to play nice with grub?
[02:59] <zack> dual monitor config on 9.04, nvidia drivers, using twinview. the second monitor is actually my tv (over hdmi), which is not always on. how to set ubuntu to open each new program/window only on the first screen? right now, each "confirm" dialog box appears on the tv, even if the operation is started on the first monitor - i.e. even shift-del on a file on the desktop (first) pops up the...
[02:59] <zack> ...confirm dialog on the second monitor - which for the user looks like afreeze of the desktop, as one can not see on the turned off tv.
[03:00] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: I think you would need to create a new home dir if you moved it.
[03:00] <zack> i even moved the said dialog box on 1st monitor, confirmed, and was expecting that it'll remember, but - no luck
[03:00] <MTecknology> janauss: idk, but if you don't get an answer in here after a while, #ubuntu-server might be able to better help you
[03:00] <amseidler> MTecknology: Done
[03:00] <Elite> jdu I don't remember how it is partitioned
[03:00] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: ok ill try that but im sure that its something more ae :/
[03:00] <amseidler> What do I do next?
[03:00] <radical> Brandon, You can install the studio packages without removing anything.
[03:00] <MTecknology> amseidler: if you followed what I said, you're done
[03:01] <amseidler> MTecknology: Ok, how do I access it now?
[03:01] <brandon_> radical: don't i need a blank CD to do that?
[03:01] <amseidler> MTecknology: In computer, when I click on it, it tells me that it's unaccessable
[03:01] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: could be, but if you are getting a different result after moving the home dir, we don't know how far we can go with a clean user
[03:01] <MTecknology> amseidler: after you connected to it, a window should have popped up
[03:01] <radical> No, you can do from snyaptic or whatever it's called.
[03:01] <MTecknology> amseidler: did it connect or throw an error?
[03:01] <radical> Elite: just install the gnome desktop or xfce if you want to go light.
[03:01] <jdu> Elite: one way is to use dd then.  So you can do:  dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/path/harddisk.img bs=2k
[03:02] <amseidler> MTecknology: Threw an error, getting now
[03:02] <jdu> Elite: you could also pipe that through tar to compress it if you wanted.
[03:02] <brandon_> yeah but i will half to download them in parts right?
[03:02] <jdu> Elite: then later you could restore the image.
[03:02] <MTecknology> amseidler: what did you use for your network path?
[03:02] <amseidler> 'refers to location that's unavailable'
[03:02] <amseidler> z:
[03:02] <XtReMePoIsOn> invalid PBLK length
[03:02] <amseidler> MTecknology: z:
[03:02] <XtReMePoIsOn> is what it says
[03:02] <MTecknology> amseidler: and??
[03:02] <raylu> dtchen: i fixed the problem by setting the windowmanager variables in gconf to "xmonad" instead of "/usr/bin/xmonad" and adding a /home/raylu/.local/share/applications/xmonad.desktop
[03:03] <XtReMePoIsOn> just after the boot screen starts
[03:03] <MTecknology> amseidler: what did you use for your network path?
[03:03] <brandon_> radical: yeah but i will half to download them in parts right?
[03:03] <Roy_M> Hi can someone help me diagnose a printing problem. Basically I am having trouble setting up ptinting through a M$ print queue server. I can print using some applications such as Open office and KDE's okular however I cannot print from ubuntu's default pdf reader or from firefox. I am thinking that this mught be becuase some applications print through samba and some use cups. Perhaps I have samba setup correctly but not cups?
[03:03] <stiffler> Anyone know how to get windows games to work on Ubuntu?
[03:03] <amseidler> MTecknology: \home\adam\music
[03:03] <stiffler> Kinda new to Linux
[03:03] <MTecknology> amseidler: .......
[03:03] <Roy_M> stiffler, try wine
[03:03] <MTecknology> amseidler: Drive is w/e letter - then folder is \\vboxsvr\share (or whatever you made the share name)
[03:03] <brandon_> stiffler: why would you wan't to do that?
[03:03] <radical> Brandon, no, I believe you can download the whole package.
[03:04] <g4lv4tr0n> how can i zero my unused drive ?
[03:04] <genii> !appdb | stiffler - also see !wine
[03:04] <stiffler> how do i install?
[03:04] <amseidler> MTecknology: then I used \vboxsvr\drivemusic
[03:04] <jdu> Elite,  gzip might be better than tar.  So perhaps:  http://www.linuxweblog.com/dd-image
[03:04] <Elite> jdu: is it possible to save my samba config only rather than the entire system setup?
[03:04] <alex_mayorga> any known problems with Intel Corporation 82830 CGC video card?
[03:04] <brandon_> stiffler: you can try wine but i would recommend using Crossover pro
[03:04] <jdu> Elite: sure, find and save smb.conf
[03:04] <MTecknology> g4lv4tr0n: cat /dev/zeros > /location/on/device
[03:04] <verb3k> jdu, thank you :)
[03:04] <genii> stiffler: Crossover is not free, just so you know
[03:05] <radical> brandon_: install this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuStudio/PackageList
[03:05] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: Asus motherboards?
[03:05] <g4lv4tr0n> MTeck will this clear any if existing rootkits too ?
[03:05] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: ok, ive moved my /home/glenn dir and then done a mkdir glenn in the homedir, restarted and logged in but it just loads a blank screen after a login and nothing on it and nothing happening. I cannot understand what would have caused this as all i have done out of the ordinary is install a new theme and then shutdown for the night, booted up today and got this issue...
[03:05] <jdu> verb3k: didn't really help
[03:05] <jdu> verb3k: much
[03:05] <Sylar_> is there a program for linux that does the same as vso convertxtodvd
[03:05] <MTecknology> g4lv4tr0n: huh?
[03:05] <voss> Im running my quad core on a PC-chips motherboard :)
[03:05] <brandon_> radical: ah thank you.
[03:05] <radical> You're welcome.
[03:05] <SDragon> hi!
[03:05] <SDragon> how can I rediscover the list of connected devices to the system?
[03:06] <Rilt> what is the name of the package that contains the manpages on ubuntu?
[03:06] <MTecknology> !info chkrootkit | g4lv4tr0n
[03:06] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: does glenn own the new home dir?
[03:06] <g4lv4tr0n> if i zero the drive then this should clear all partitions including rootkits and hidden parts ???
[03:06] <raylu> !find manpages
[03:06] <raylu> Rilt: ^
[03:06] <jdu> Elite: I rarely image my disks for the very reason that it easier just to copy certain files.
[03:06] <MTecknology> amseidler: read what I wrote again.. you're closer
[03:06] <raylu> Rilt: you probably want the development ones? manpages-dev
[03:06] <Rilt> thanks
[03:06] <Rilt> raylu: ok :)
[03:06] <genii> !info devede | Sylar_
[03:06] <terrestre> is brasero slow?
[03:06] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: i havnt done anything other than a mkdir if that answers ur ?
[03:06] <Xaeij> /server irc.swiftirc.net -j #linux
[03:06] <MTecknology> terrestre: fast as anything else
[03:06] <Xaeij> o
[03:06] <Xaeij> fck
[03:07] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn:  ls -l /home
[03:07] <amseidler> MTecknology: How am I closer? I put \\vboxsvr\drivemusic
[03:07] <Sylar_> genii: does it do the same exact thing? like i can convert to 16:9 ration for widescreen and it encodes to video ts and stuff
[03:07] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: who owns  /home/glenn
[03:07] <g4lv4tr0n> is crossover pro better than cedega ?
[03:07] <brandon_> Xaeij: Dont Spam!
[03:07] <MTecknology> amseidler: what did you type in the second box, under /home/user/music ?
[03:07] <g4lv4tr0n> i already use wine for wow
[03:07] <tuxFan> so I buy this smartphone with linux based google Android,  Plug it to my Jaunty Box and working like a champ, fspot +rhythmbox FTW!
[03:07] <jdu> Elite: must go..., sorry
[03:07] <Sylar_> genii: cause i have DeVeDe but i don't see any option for those settings.
[03:07] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: same as root dir
[03:07] <amseidler> MTecknology: Oh, I typed in drivemusic
[03:07] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: so i imagine thats owner.
[03:08] <terrestre> do you prefere brasero over k3b?
[03:08] <genii> Sylar_: Ratio conversions, etc not likely. For that you want to use something like ffmpeg
[03:08] <vilemaxim> sudo chown -R glenn /home/glenn
[03:08] <MTecknology> amseidler: double check your typed them exactly the same
[03:08] <radical> Elite: What are you trying to do ?
[03:08] <janauss> is there a script that will autogenerate grubs menu.lst?
[03:08] <Sylar_> genii: can i run vso convertxtodvd on crossover or wine?
[03:08] <raylu> janauss: update-grub
[03:08] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: sudo chown -R glenn /home/glenn   then retry logging into the gui
[03:08] <Rilt> raylu: Hmm that didn't seem to work, I installed both manpages and manpages-dev
[03:08] <genii> Sylar_: For that check Wine project's appdb
[03:09] <genii> !appdb > Sylar_
[03:09] <janauss> ty
[03:09] <XtReMePoIsOn> um
[03:09] <raylu> Rilt: it might be manpages-posix-dev
[03:09] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: CHOWN invalid user /R
[03:09] <SDragon> okay, more concrete question:
[03:09] <amseidler> MTecknology: Getting the same error. It's getting late my time. I'm gonna go. thanks so much for your help
[03:09] <raylu> Rilt: yep. i just installed it and got fopen
[03:10] <Rilt> raylu: hmm I did too but it still says "-bash: man command not found"
[03:10] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: glenn is your user right?
[03:10] <MTecknology> amseidler: maybe it'll make sense when you wake up :)
[03:10] <XtReMePoIsOn> sorry that was my mistake i had a / not a - before R
[03:10] <DonDoitle> !chrontables
[03:10] <XtReMePoIsOn> just bebooting.
[03:10] <DonDoitle> :/
[03:11] <SDragon> I have a VPS running at a hosting place, where they have only recently introduced SWAP to the VPSs; however, my linux was installed before that. how can I detect, whether the swap has been added to my VPS, and what it's name is?
[03:11] <MTecknology> DonDoitle: question?
[03:11] <Sylar_> genii: where can i download ffmpeg from?
[03:11] <raylu> Rilt: uh... run "which man"
[03:11] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: the -R means recursive
[03:11] <stiffler> but how do i install? do i need other programs to do it cuz when i try to run intallwine it doesnt do anything
[03:11] <DonDoitle> Just trying to learn about how to use Chron tables in Unix/Linux. Chron Table search on google seems to come up with a ton of lists of chronological tables from government branches
[03:11] <Rilt> raylu: no output?
[03:11] <Magician> stiffler
[03:11] <Magician> pm me
[03:11] <genii> Sylar_: The standard repositories. The Medibuntu repositories may have some more enhanced version, if you have those already set up
[03:12] <Elite> jdu: if I wanted to backup my samba config file to /media/sdc1 how would I do that?
[03:12] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: if it is not the users dot files we should get the same error that you got before.
[03:12] <raylu> Rilt: that's... strange you shouldn't be missing man
[03:12] <MTecknology> DonDoitle: this is helpful to me a lot - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron
[03:12] <MTecknology> !cron
[03:12] <raylu> Rilt: it's usually at /usr/bin/man
[03:12] <radical> Elite: if you're on server you've got to mount it first.
[03:12] <chico> what is best site of free hosting without banner or publicy?
[03:12] <DonDoitle> aha lright thanks
[03:12] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: ok it logged in this time, with a new background image and sound on login.... although it loads no top/bottom bars or anything it just loads the background image and nothing more.
[03:12] <Rilt> raylu:  doesnt exist :P
[03:12] <Rilt> raylu: this is a fresh install from a linode vps
[03:13] <eseven73> !ot | chico
[03:13] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: any error messages?
[03:13] <Elite> radical, its always mounted at start up
[03:13] <PleaseHelp> Is YUM not for ubuntu?
[03:13] <eseven73> PleaseHelp, nope
[03:13] <XtReMePoIsOn> APT authentication error
[03:13] <raylu> PleaseHelp: nope. yum is for rpms. apt is for debs
[03:13] <raylu> Rilt: i'd reinstall manpages, then. just "manpages"
[03:13] <chico> ubottu, it's for ubuntu topics web
[03:14] <MTecknology> chico: it's still offtopic for this channe;
[03:14] <eseven73> chico, it's still offtopic
[03:14] <radical> Oh, nevermind then.
[03:14] <chico> ok
[03:14] <PleaseHelp> raylu, if something says to set up yum add this... where do I put that?
[03:14] <eseven73> stop that MTecknology get out of my head ;)
[03:14] <Stepan1> Just updated to 9.04.  I noticed that one of the things the setup said it will remove is cups-pdf.  I think this happened last upgrade also.  Any reason why cups-pdf is removed?
[03:14] <MTecknology> eseven73: ({)
[03:14] <MTecknology> Stepan1: obselete most likely
[03:14] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: in the gui hit Atl + F2  if you get a prompt  type in nautilus
[03:14] <raylu> PleaseHelp: you probably shouldn't be using that tutorial, then. but it'd be aptitude install
[03:14] <trey__> does any one no how i can reinstall ubuntu
[03:15] <Sylar_> how can i get amorak to play my music?
[03:15] <rantic> Hi everyone, I just downloaded the installer for Regnum online and am having troubles installing/compiling?
[03:15] <DonDoitle> Would 01 * * * * /somecommand run the command every minute?
[03:15] <raylu> Sylar_: you need to be more specific about what's wrong
[03:15] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: as the login?
[03:15] <Stepan1> MTecknology: how does setup determine that?  I installed it for a reason.
[03:15] <MTecknology> trey__: put a cd in and boot and install?
[03:15] <trey__> ok
[03:15] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: did it log you out?
[03:15] <Sylar_> raylu: i go to open media and i select the mp3 i wanna listen to and nothing happens
[03:15] <MTecknology> Stepan1: I'd just reinstall after it removes
[03:15] <Elite> radical, how would I do that then? mv /etc/samba/smb.conf /media/sdc1?
[03:15] <PleaseHelp> raylu, confused guess I am going to have to learn about ym, strange ive never came across it before
[03:15] <raylu> Sylar_: i'd install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[03:15] <XtReMePoIsOn> ctrl + alt f2 opens a login screen
[03:15] <radical> yeah, that should work.
[03:15] <raylu> Sylar_: or kubuntu, if you're on that
[03:15] <Stepan1> MTecknology: ay ay ay
[03:16] <Sylar_> raylu: will do
[03:16] <raylu> PleaseHelp: why? you're on ubuntu so you don't need to use yum
[03:16] <Sylar_> raylu: i'll get back to you with the results
[03:16] <raylu> PleaseHelp: *shouldn't/can't use yum
[03:16] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: in the gui   alt + f2 (no ctrl)
[03:16] <majnoon> how tell what version ubuntu you using ??
[03:16] <trey__> its working fine its just i want a frash install
[03:16] <eseven73> !apt | PleaseHelp
[03:16] <raylu> majnoon: lsb_release -a
[03:16] <XtReMePoIsOn> ok sorry
[03:16] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: if gnome is running at all, you should get a run dialog
[03:16] <evalsaidem> How can I find out what addresses apt is looking at for repo?
[03:17] <MTecknology> raylu: it's possible to use alien to convert an rpm to deb - but it's a bad idea. Don't do it
[03:17] <trey__> how con i reinstall it without it deleting my files
[03:17] <evalsaidem> I can't seem to get anything installed via apt
[03:17] <rantic> Could anyone help me? I'm trying to install a .bin file
[03:17] <raylu> MTecknology: you meant to give that to PleaseHelp
[03:17] <XtReMePoIsOn> alt + f2 has no response, vilemaxim
[03:17] <raylu> rantic: this wouldn't happen to be a video driver, would it?
[03:17] <MTecknology> PleaseHelp: it's possible to use alien to convert an rpm to deb - but it's a bad idea. Don't do it
[03:17] <Sylar_> raylu: it wont let me, it says it conflicts with other software installed.
[03:17] <PleaseHelp> raylu for some reason I thought you were saying I did need it, glad I am not tripping
[03:17] <raylu> Sylar_: can you show me the output?
[03:17] <MTecknology> PleaseHelp: if you absolutely must have yum, perhaps debian type distros aren't for you ;)
[03:17] <Sylar_> raylu: doesn't show me
[03:17] <shallwe> hi guys
[03:17] <mstone> hello i was wondering if any one could help get more than 2 work spaces
[03:18] <Keypad> Can some body help me, im having problems with the new amarok since upgrading to 9.04
[03:18] <shallwe> ubuntu 9.04 x86 suports 4gb of ram?
[03:18] <raylu> Sylar_: are you on ubuntu or kubuntu?
[03:18] <rantic> raylu: It's an mmorpg I found for linux, the file is a .bin and despite trying to follow this guide http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-tutorials-howtos-reference-material/64958-how-install-software-linux.html#post344062 it didn't work
[03:18] <evalsaidem> It seems to look at this ip and never gets anywhere... <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:18] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: hmmm... drop down to the command line again. sudo aptitude install gnome-desktop-environment
[03:18] <Sylar_> raylu: ubuntu
[03:18] <alex_mayorga> the video on my laptop is completely broken after the update to jaunty, can anyone help please?
[03:18] <raylu> Sylar_: sudo aptitude install gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg
[03:18] <trey__> rantic type this into the trem (gksu /usr/sbin/synaptic)
[03:18] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: seems like your missing stuff
[03:19] <MTecknology> vilemaxim: as much as I love aptitude, support is better given suggesting apt-get
[03:19] <PleaseHelp> MTecknology, I don't need to use YUM, the site I am on kinda threw it in the mix and didn't separate the difference so I was just checking in
[03:19] <rantic> trey_: ok?
[03:19] <mstone> hello i was wondering if any one could help get more than 2 work spaces
[03:19] <Elite> is it better to try and install a gui server or to do a complete reinstall?
[03:19] <MTecknology> vilemaxim: people tend to get less confused :P
[03:19] <raylu> Elite: "gui server?"
[03:19] <evalsaidem> how can I figure out what version of ubuntu I am running
[03:19] <MTecknology> raylu: a server doesn't usually have a gui
[03:19] <eseven73> !version | evalsaidem
[03:19] <mstone> hello i was wondering if any one could help get more than 2 work spaces(cube affect)
[03:20] <piroko> mstone: Bottom right corner, workspace icon thingy, right click, preferences
[03:20] <radical> Elite, just add the desktop package...gnome-desktop I think.
[03:20] <PleaseHelp> evalsaideum System> About
[03:20] <MTecknology> Elite: a server doesn't usually have a gui
[03:20] <MTecknology> raylu: sorry
[03:20] <raylu> heh
[03:20] <anzo> hey all is there there anyone here who can help me with xubuntu
[03:20] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: am i doing anything after this install?
[03:20] <evalsaidem> ubottu: thanks ... looks like jaunty
[03:20] <radical> anzo, I've used it in the past.
[03:20] <alex_mayorga> evalsaidem: more /etc/lsb-release in a CLI
[03:20] <Magician> mtecknology>>  installing a gui in a sever edition is easy. I am running server and I have gui and totally customized
[03:20] <vilemaxim> MTecknology: I haven't noticed that problem.  I'll try considering that.
[03:20] <trey__> tell me what happened
[03:20] <MTecknology> anzo: #xubuntu
[03:20] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: or just a reboot
[03:20] <raylu> MTecknology: why apt-get over aptitude?
[03:20] <evalsaidem> I wonder if there is something wrong with my sources.list file....
[03:21] <Magician> apt-get is a easier command
[03:21] <Magician> acceses the rep easier
[03:21] <blacky> hey guys--im using ubuntu 9.04. my sound worked fine after installation. the only problem im having, is that i can only have 1 program that uses sound open at a time. how do i fix this? example: if i watch a youtube video, then pause the video, and play a song in amarok, amarok wont play it'll say it cant access the nvidia sound driver. so i have to close firefox, then do it
[03:21] <blacky> its really annoying
[03:21] <raylu> Magician: easier than aptitude?
[03:21] <MTecknology> raylu: sometimes users get confused when they see apt-get in tutorials, but are told to use aptitude
[03:21] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: I missed something   "or just reboot"
[03:21] <Elite> radical, how can I make it install from the cd?
[03:21] <admin_masu3701> is there a way to turn off a remote computer if you know it IP address?
[03:21] <Magician> yes easier and more efficent
[03:21] <MTecknology> I prefer aptitude
[03:21] <XtReMePoIsOn> lol
[03:21] <MTecknology> more robust
[03:21] <veovis> raylu: it's easier to explain over the internet that you should type a command then follow a gui
[03:21] <RedSocrates> I thought aptitude had better dependency resolution
[03:21] <raylu> MTecknology: and sometimes users are confused when they see aptitude but are told to use apt-get...
[03:21] <trey__> rantic tell me what happened
[03:21] <radical> Elite, add your cd to your sources list and then install.
[03:21] <raylu> veovis: ... right. i said apt-get and aptitude... both are clis
[03:22] <MTecknology> raylu: most guides use apt-get though
[03:22] <mstone> the wat
[03:22] <raylu> Magician: why is that?
[03:22] <raylu> MTecknology: but i feel aptitude is more user-friendly
[03:22] <vilemaxim> MTecknology: but you loose you cool aptitude tracking of packages install
[03:22] <raylu> RedSocrates: afaik, aptitude removes packages if they're no longer needed
[03:22] <mstone> piroko how do i get cube affect
[03:22] <Sylar_> raylu: it still doesn't play my mp3s
[03:22] <raylu> RedSocrates: what vilemaxim said.
[03:22] <RedSocrates> Right
[03:22] <evalsaidem> does anyone have jaunty server installed
[03:22] <RedSocrates> One of the reasons I like aptitude
[03:22] <Magician> the command was set to use with ubuntu
[03:22] <MTecknology> raylu: vilemaxim: I agree, I was just focusing on user confusion :P
[03:23] <Magician> the newer versions
[03:23] <raylu> Sylar_: hrm. ok, we'll install the rest of ubuntu-restricted-extras, then. sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[03:23] <trey__> rantic tell me what happened
[03:23] <MTecknology> like apt vs yum  :P
[03:23] <Thurin1> Let's say I want to try KDE4 on Ubuntu what do I install kde-desktop? - or kde4-desktop?
[03:23] <Magician> it is way the code is written
[03:23] <Vague> Isn't there a way to show the list of those internet connectors, like eth0?
[03:23] <mstone> piroko how do i get cube affect
[03:23] <MTecknology> Thurin1: 8.10 or 9.04?
[03:23] <raylu> Magician: i don't think you have a clue as to what you're talking about
[03:23] <Thurin1> MTecknology: 9.04
[03:23] <Magician> ok
[03:23] <Yopu> ahoy gurus, newbie here when it comes to shell and shell-scripts, can i pipe the output of the "pidof" command to a renice command. halp
[03:23] <vilemaxim> MTecknology: I agree that should be the focus in a room like this
[03:23] <raylu> Magician: both are frontends to apt and are for managing debs
[03:23] <Elite> radical shere are the sources?
[03:23] <Magician> I run 9.04 server with gnome desktop and host 18 websites but i don know what i am talking about
[03:23] <MTecknology> vilemaxim: kubuntu-desktop
[03:24] <jjgalvez> how can I run metacity --replace on a remote machine via ssh
[03:24] <raylu> Magician: obviously not. you run a server with gnome :P
[03:24] <likwid> quick question, how do i open menu.lst so i can edit it and save?
[03:24] <vilemaxim> MTecknology: ?
[03:24] <Thurin1> MTecknology: Do I do the same thing as well? - kubuntu-desktop?
[03:24] <radical> I believe they are in /etc/sources or something like that.  Can someone else confirm that?  it might be /etc/sources/source or something like that.
[03:24] <MTecknology> Thurin1: that was for you
[03:24] <Magician> just to give me a desktop enviroment for personal use to
[03:24] <Thurin1> And I remove it the same way? or .. piece by piece
[03:24] <raylu> radical: /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:24] <radical> I'm not on an ubuntu box, so I can't be certain.
[03:24] <MTecknology> vilemaxim: sorry
[03:24] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: what happened?
[03:24] <mstone> piroko how do i get cube affect
[03:24] <likwid> whats the line to edit menu.lst and to have it save?
[03:24] <radical> Elite, check out raylu .
[03:24] <MTecknology> grr - usually I type in the wrong window - not type the wrong nick
[03:25] <vilemaxim> I know the proboem
[03:25] <raylu> cursed auto-completion, eh?
[03:25] <vilemaxim> problem
[03:25] <joanki123> hi i'm unable to play audio cds with my newly upgraded 8.04
[03:25] <joanki123> can anyone tell me why this might be?
[03:25] <g4lv4tr0n> MTecknology: if i dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdb will this erase MBR too ???
[03:25] <evalsaidem> Is us.archive.ubuntu.com (<IP_ADDRESS>) down....I can seem to sudo apt-get install irssi from this address....
[03:25] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: hmm, i did uninstall quite a bit of 'evolution' things from synaptic last night maybe somehow that deleted the gnome files
[03:25] <Yopu> anyone? piping pidof to renice?
[03:26] <MTecknology> g4lv4tr0n: ya - but add a bs= and the length - keep it from doing infinity and going slow
[03:26] <trey__> damn i need some weed
[03:26] <eseven73> !ot | trey__
[03:26] <jb0nd38372> trey__,  me too
[03:26] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: should i rm the homedir i made and replace the /home/glenn with the one i moved before if this gnome-desktopp
[03:26] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: shouldn't of, but I'm not sure
[03:26] <g4lv4tr0n> yea me too
[03:26] <bododo> hi folks
[03:26] <XtReMePoIsOn> -environment download fixes the problem?!
[03:26] <rico_> Any on have tested BT4 tools package on ubuntu 9.04 ?
[03:26] <trey__> ok but i dont realy care
[03:26] <Elite> radical: I have added it yet it it still wants to connect to the server to dl it and I don't want it to
[03:26] <eseven73> trey__, obviously
[03:26] <MTecknology> !o4o > trey__
[03:26] <raylu> Magician: wow... you run a server that you also use for yourself?
[03:27] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: not yet.... this is cleaner... we can move it back once you are back to normal
[03:27] <raylu> Magician: that's even worse
[03:27] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: oh... then yeah
[03:27] <radical> Elite, you can always uncheck the other ones, Elite.
[03:27] <Buttons840> How can I search my entire hard drive for a file?  I tried searching as root, but the search completed in about 2 seconds, which leads me to believe it didn't search everything?
[03:27] <rico_> Any on have tested BT4 tools package on ubuntu 9.04 ?
[03:27] <bododo> anyone can help me with ubuntu on an ibook G4 please? I'd like to emulate the osx right click using the trackpad
[03:27] <raylu> Magician: also, i don't notice replys without my name in them
[03:27] <Magician> not always depending on how you set it up
[03:27] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: logout first
[03:27] <g4lv4tr0n> MTeck if there a bs= {all} func
[03:27] <jb0nd38372> trey__, you need to understand though that this channel is for suppotr and people needing help  I dont think an off the wall comment every now and again hurts much but please dont spam the channel consistently
[03:28] <vilemaxim> Buttons840: locate filename
[03:28] <vilemaxim> Buttons840: from the commandline
[03:28] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: just in the command? cause i cant login/logout of the gnome as theres no buttons :/
[03:28] <sabrina> anyone, please? :)
[03:28] <sebsebseb> sabrina: hi what would you like help with?
[03:28] <trey__> its called freedome of speech
[03:29] <trey__> what i was doing
[03:29] <eseven73> IRC is NOT a democracy
[03:29] <trey__> oh and i can hack your bot
[03:29] <Magician> dosen´t matter we are here to help people not argue
[03:29] <veovis> trey__ IRC does not recognize the freedom of speech
[03:29] <trey__> and crash thecen
[03:29] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: I think I got confused where you were.  cotrol + alt + backspace
[03:29] <Phil_26> I have a remote server but I don't know wich distribution it is running. All I know is that it use KDE 3.5. Is their any way to check which distribution is installed?
[03:29] <sabrina> sebsebseb: I'd like to right click with an ibook G4's trackpad with ctrl+tap
[03:29] <veovis> ah too late
[03:29] <trey__> the cen
[03:29] <evalsaidem> can anyone ping us.archive.ubuntu.com.....
[03:29] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: in the gui
[03:29] <sebsebseb> sabrina: with Ubuntu installed on it?
[03:29] <MTecknology> g4lv4tr0n: just do something like bs=1024
[03:29] <jb0nd38372> trey__, also there is respect for what others want, if you dont respect others wishes then, well, that says something about your personality in general and how other people preceive you
[03:29] <sabrina> sebsebseb: yes
[03:29] <trey__> but i love ubuntu so i wont
[03:29] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: that will force X to reload
[03:30] <raylu> evalsaidem: run "host us.archive.ubuntu.com" and you'll realize there are multiple servers
[03:30] <veovis> okay people, stop feeding the troll
[03:30] <g4lv4tr0n> MTecknology: is there a bs={all} func ???
[03:30] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: wait to move home
[03:30] <mib_m7758f> I have netbook remix installed on my aser aspire one, and after a restart all i have is the background image.
[03:30] <sabrina> now, i use three fingers, but it works so so
[03:30] <MTecknology> g4lv4tr0n: you don't want that
[03:30] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: ok... im getting ahead of where im at sorry, im still 50% on the aptitude install
[03:30] <g4lv4tr0n> i want to zero whole drive
[03:30] <Elite> radical: then sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop?
[03:30] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: k
[03:30] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: ok i will :)
[03:30] <g4lv4tr0n> including mbr and partition table
[03:30] <Buttons840> vilemaxim, thanks, how can i do a search from a UI?
[03:30] <MTecknology> g4lv4tr0n: if you want that, then add count=xx where xx is the bytes on the drive divided by your byte size
[03:30] <evalsaidem> raylu: I do that and I get <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:31] <evalsaidem> but when I run apt-get install it just hangs....
[03:31] <raylu> evalsaidem: er... you should get a few others...
[03:31] <z0x1c> g4lv4tr0n, MTecknology no need for length=. bs=1M might help performance, however.
[03:31] <raylu> evalsaidem: host just does a dns resolution. i was just pointing out that there are multiple servers so telling us to ping one doesn't do much
[03:31] <evalsaidem> oh
[03:31] <z0x1c> g4lv4tr0n: the MBR is the first sector on the drive. it contains the partition table, which will get zeroed as well
[03:31] <evalsaidem> how can I set my dns servers?
[03:31] <evalsaidem> maybe they are failing me...
[03:32] <evalsaidem> or I don't have any set up...
[03:32] <g4lv4tr0n> cool :)
[03:32] <jb0nd38372> whats the offtopic channel address
[03:32] <vilemaxim> Buttons840: errr... Places -> search   change home to filesystem.... maybe
[03:32] <Buttons840> vilemaxim, I ran the command "sudo locate b.blend" and it completed in under 2 seconds?  I'm guessing it didn't search the entire hard drive then?
[03:32] <raylu> evalsaidem: you certainly have one set up. you only see one ip when using "host us.archive.ubuntu.com"?
[03:32] <shamlocc> onnect
[03:32] <vilemaxim> Buttons840: it uses a database
[03:32] <evalsaidem> raylu
[03:32] <MTecknology> g4lv4tr0n: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dd_(Unix)
[03:32] <evalsaidem> raylu: right <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:32] <mstone> can any one help me get the cube affect
[03:33] <Buttons840> vilemaxim, it didn't return anything, so that means b.blend is not on my filesystem?
[03:33] <raylu> evalsaidem: strange. consider changing your server to http://mirror.anl.gov/ubuntu/. it's a server in the US; you can make the change in /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:33] <raylu> !compiz | mstone
[03:33] <trey__> privit chat with the ubottu bot and type hi
[03:33] <jb0nd38372> mstone, do you have compiz enabled, and have you downloaded the compiz effects manager from the repo?
[03:33] <evalsaidem> thanks will give it a try
[03:33] <mstone> can u go in seperate window and help
[03:33] <trey__> it says Hi! Welcome to ubottu
[03:33] <beben> hii
[03:33] <trey__> hi to you
[03:33] <syntax\> how can i add myself to access a cups server to a different machine for me to administer the said cups server?
[03:33] <kilrae> so i ran the update manager, it listed a bunch of updates, i clicked install and absolutely nothing happened (9.04)
[03:34] <likwid> woohooo! i found the solution on the ubuntu forums...
[03:34] <vilemaxim> Buttons840: not 100% sure, but it doesn't look good.    try "find"... I would have to type    man find     to get the right options.
[03:34] <kilrae> the button went down and then it went up
[03:34] <kilrae> this has happened on two 9.04 computers
[03:34] <likwid> now i have a question regarding the migration assistant that's an option when you install... how come i don't see those users show up after restarting???
[03:34] <syntax\> im able to access the web interface of the printer via http://<ip>:631 but i can't access the administration page
[03:34] <evalsaidem> raylu: after changing thatdo I have run anything so ubuntu know to load the file over again?
[03:34] <trey__> evilemaxim port 139 is open on your computer
[03:35] <trey__> just helping
[03:35] <Elite> brb
[03:36] <DonDoitle> Woo got a simple pointless crontable task running!
[03:36] <majnoon> now did upgrade and no sound :(
[03:36] <baybuntu> ZUNE   ------ Ubuntu??
[03:36] <baybuntu> Ubuntu ---- zune?
[03:36] <trey__> how do i reinstall ubuntu with out deleting all my stuff
[03:36] <evalsaidem> raylu:  now I am getting:  host http://mirror.anl.gov/ubuntu/
[03:36] <evalsaidem> http://mirror.anl.gov/ubuntu/ has address <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:36] <evalsaidem> ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached
[03:36] <verb3k> ubuntu's printer support is really bad
[03:36] <Rilt> raylu: Still no manpages, I used apt-get purge manpages to remove it... I also did a apt-get update and apt-get upgrade to see if that would help and still nothing
[03:36] <radical> Elite, Yes.
[03:36] <srayahu> How do I format an SD memory card on Ubuntu?
[03:37] <trey__> mr we dont talk about that type of stuff
[03:37] <baybuntu> how do i mount this piece of shit zune to the holy grail known as Ubuntu
[03:37] <srayahu> baybuntu: It's not mounting at all?
[03:38] <baybuntu> uhh i just want to connect the zune to the ubuntu to put songs on it
[03:38] <srayahu> How do I format my SD memory card?
[03:38] <trey__> srayahu download gparted
[03:38] <baybuntu> dont need the proprietary craptastic software
[03:38] <srayahu> gparted, thanks trey.
[03:38] <terrestre> srayahu, have you ever try testdisk?
[03:39] <srayahu> baybuntu: Does the Zune show up on your desktop?
[03:39] <mib_m7758f> I have netbook remix installed on my aser aspire one, and after a restart all i have is the background image, no interface.
[03:39] <baybuntu> uh lemme see
[03:39] <binarymutant> how can I get the right click on my stylus to work?
[03:39] <vilemaxim> trey__:  you trolling
[03:40] <Bonkers> why would irexec/irxevent launch just fine from an xterm after X starts up, but they don't work from .xinitrc? Other things from .xinitrc are running. Is there any way to go log output from .xinitrc?
[03:40] <srayahu> KOL OD BALEIVAV PENIMAH! NEFESHI YEHUDI HOMIYAH!!!
[03:40] <trey__> wtf does that mean
[03:40] <trey__> trolling
[03:40] <trey__> lol
[03:40] <jose> mba'eichapa maymava
[03:40] <cratel> I can't figure out if tracker supports thunderbird indexing out of the box or not for Intrepid
[03:40] <srayahu> Sorry trey
[03:40] <trey__> r you saying im a trol
[03:40] <jose> che rory po hechavo
[03:41] <srayahu> It's from HaTikvah, the Israeli national anthem.
[03:41] <dc0m> hello
[03:41] <baybuntu> no
[03:41] <terrestre> yehudi menuhim
[03:41] <baybuntu> uhh
[03:41] <baybuntu> does anyone own a zune and use ubuntu
[03:41] <srayahu> Terrestre, you speak Hebrew?
[03:41] <terrestre> not at all
[03:41] <vilemaxim> maybe misinformation is fun without the troll
[03:42] <Phil_26> Hello. I have a remote server but I don't know wich distribution is installed on it. All I know is that it use KDE 3.5. Is their any way to check which distribution is installed? thanks
[03:42] <srayahu> How do I use gparted?
[03:42] <Buttons840> vilemaxim, I'm beginning to really thing there is no b.blend on my hard drive.
[03:42] <cratel> Phil_26: does "lsb_release -a" give you the info you want?
[03:42] <trey__> do you have it installed
[03:43] <srayahu> trey, yes
[03:43] <trey__> ok start it up
[03:43] <nschembr> srayahu:  what do you need to do
[03:43] <trey__> type in your pass
[03:43] <Phil_26> cratel, command not found :P
[03:44] <majnoon> now did upgrade and no sound :(
[03:44] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: ok, I done a ctrl+alt+backspace but nothing happend so I done a ctrl+alt+del and restarted.... It seems that repaired my issies :)
[03:44] <baybuntu> el zuno de pco
[03:44] <trey__> it shued load up your maen hd partion
[03:44] <baybuntu> el zuno de ubuntu?
[03:44] <cratel> Phil_26: weird. I thought that was universal. Maybe it's Debian-specific.
[03:44] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: great!
[03:44] <baybuntu> yo soi zune ?
[03:45] <baybuntu> de buntu?
[03:45] <trey__> you there
[03:45] <baybuntu> chung suay zune Hong kong wrong dong ubuntu?
[03:45] <cratel> Phil_26: just tried it on a RedHat machine too and it worked there too. You sure you didn't make a type?
[03:45] <cratel> typo?
[03:45] <aperson> I've been getting: E: The package linux-image-<IP_ADDRESS>-ultimate needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. ; Anyone have an idea as to how to solve this?    I've always manually created a /home partition. ;)
[03:46] <Phil_26> cratel, yes, try several times
[03:46] <XtReMePoIsOn> vilemaxim: and vice verser on that one
[03:47] <MHz128> what command lists drives in order? sda1 , sda2 etc.. ?
[03:47] <aperson> vilemaxim, I'll try
[03:47] <baybuntu> none of you poor bastards own a zune?
[03:47] <cratel> Phil_26: you might try looking for it somewhere where it might not be in the path, like /usr/sbin or something...
[03:47] <jerbear> anyone know how to get the microphone to work on the eee pc?
[03:47] <baybuntu> cratel: you might try fucking your mum
[03:47] <trey__> zunes dont work with ubuntu
[03:47] <trey__> yet
[03:48] <baybuntu> f microsoft and their proprietary bs
[03:48] <vilemaxim> XtReMePoIsOn: logout of the gui and log in on the terminal.  use mv /home/glenn /home/glenn-fresh; mv /home/backup /home/glenn
[03:48] <raylu> Rilt: er... why'd you remove the manpages?
[03:48] <baybuntu> wine does not work either right
[03:48] <ienorand> MHz128: fdisk -l
[03:48] <aperson> vilemaxim, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/161092/
[03:48] <trey__> windows vista shud be called me 2.0
[03:48] <Phil_26> cratel, I have looked at the sources.list and here what in : "deb ftp://mir1.ovh.net/debian/ etch main" "deb-src ftp://mir1.ovh.net/debian/ etch main" "deb http://security.debian.org/ etch/updates main" "deb-src http://security.debian.org/ etch/updates main"
[03:49] <Phil_26> cratel, would this automatically mean that I'm running debian?
[03:49] <trey__> i wonder what does bill have on his computer
[03:49] <blacky> hey all--i've got a sound problem (ubuntu 9.04). if i have a program taht uses sound open (even if the sound is not playing), i CANNOT play sound through ANOTHER program. ex: if i have a youtube video on, i pause it, then i go to play a song in amarok, it errors out saying the device is in use
[03:49] <trey__> probly ubuntu
[03:49] <blacky> hey all--i've got a sound problem (ubuntu 9.04). if i have a program taht uses sound open (even if the sound is not playing), i CANNOT play sound through ANOTHER program. ex: if i have a youtube video on, i pause it, then i go to play a song in amarok, it errors out saying the device is in use. how can i fix this so i can play as many things at once as i like?
[03:50] <vilemaxim> aperson: errr... that is a hard problem to solve
[03:50] <cratel> Phil_26: It seems likely but I am not sure you can conclude that for sure. I think there are many minor distros that use the debian repositories.
[03:50] <Vague> question: wlan0 is default wireless, yeah?
[03:50] <Phil_26> ok
[03:50] <c0l2e> Can I just copy the whole /etc/openvpn to another machine to transfer my openvpn server settings and keys??
[03:50] <Yondering> Phil_26, probably yes.   Might be a small distro that still uses the main repos, though.
[03:50] <trey__> srayahu did you get it working
[03:51] <lws> Why is BitchX missing from the universe repository now?
[03:51] <vilemaxim> aperson: I tell you in general how I solved this, but I cannot walk you through it.  It will drive me nuts.
[03:51] <lws> It seems like only irssi is around, which is not quite as good
[03:51] <aperson> vilemaxim, anything is better than nothing :)
[03:51] <mib_bx1xms> hi what is a good codec pack for ubuntu?? the current gstreamer is kinda sucky and video play is not as smooth as in windows with CCCP..any recommendations?
[03:51] <z0x1c> Phil_26: Try running "cat /etc/lsb-release"
[03:52] <Rilt> raylu: Got it working by installing man-db
[03:52] <Buttons840> Is it normal for "sudo updatedb" to complete in under a second?
[03:52] <genii> Buttons840: If nothing changed manually in recent times
[03:52] <bachya> Hi all - I need help with a Virtualbox situation - I used DriveImage XML to clone a fresh Windows install and put the clone on an external hard drive; however, in Virtualbox, I have no way to get to that external hard drive (because I believe Guest Additions has to be installed).
[03:53] <vilemaxim> aperson: in /var/lib/dpkg/info/ is all the pre and post removal scripts.  More and likely it is one of them that is messing up.
[03:53] <terrestre> Buttons840, sure. are you doing that in "/"?
[03:53] <Yondering> lws, I'm not sure, but I think it's been a few years since the last bitchx update?
[03:53] <Buttons840> genii, I ask because the file b.blend must be on my hard drive for blender to work (and blender does work).  I can't find it though.
[03:53] <trey__> by
[03:54] <trey__> THANKS FO THE NO HELP ASS HOLS
[03:54] <srayahu_> How do I use gparted to format an sd memory card?
[03:54] <vilemaxim> aperson: when I've have this problem in the past, I would modify those scripts with an echo "here" statement to find out how far they got before it stopped working
[03:54] <trey__> start it up
[03:54] <Buttons840> terrestre, I ran the command "sudo updatedb".  Is that at location "/"?
[03:54] <trey__> let it load
[03:54] <srayahu_> Done
[03:55] <trey__> you shold see a partion
[03:55]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por el momento
[03:55] <srayahu_> It's not listed, but the memory card is mounted on my computer.
[03:55] <trey__> on the right side
[03:55] <blacky> hey all--i've got a sound problem (ubuntu 9.04). if i have a program taht uses sound open (even if the sound is not playing), i CANNOT play sound through ANOTHER program. ex: if i have a youtube video on, i pause it, then i go to play a song in amarok, it errors out saying the device is in use. how can i fix this so i can play as many things at once as i like?
[03:55] <terrestre> Buttons840, Im not sure but maybe you need to do a "cd /" first
[03:55] <vilemaxim> aperson: you will eventually find the line that is not working.  You will have to trouble shoot it from there
[03:55] <aperson> vilemaxim, will do
[03:55] <vilemaxim> if it is looking for a file to remove.  I would put one there
[03:55] <trey__> thats wired
[03:55] <RedSocrates> srayahu_: You should unmount it before you attempt to do any partitioning
[03:55] <Buttons840> sudo: cd: command not found?
[03:56] <srayahu_> Unmounted now
[03:56] <genii> Buttons840: I think you mean ~/.B.blend
[03:56] <Buttons840> lol, is it case sensitive?
[03:56] <trey__> do you have another sd card
[03:56] <srayahu_> RedSocrates: Can you help me? I have the memory card unmounted now.
[03:56] <srayahu_> trey, no.
[03:56] <terrestre> Buttons840, without sudo just cd /, thats take to the root folder
[03:56] <genii> Buttons840: Linux is case sensitive by default
[03:56] <vilemaxim> aperson: I'm sorry... maybe there is a better/easier way, but that is how I've solved it in the past.
[03:56] <RedSocrates> srayahu_: I've never tried to format an SD card, and I don't really use gparted.  If you restart gparted with the card unmounted, does it show up?
[03:57] <cratel> blacky: I am still on 8.10 but I am assuming 9.04 uses Pulseaudio? If so, are all your sound programs using Pulseaudio as their output sound device?
[03:57] <aperson> vilemaxim, that's fine, I don't mind that method
[03:57] <trey__> is this the ferst time you used the sd slout
[03:57] <ienorand> srayahu_: so in the upper right, you can't switch to it?
[03:57] <blacky> cratel, ya they're all using pulse
[03:57] <srayahu_> RedSocrates, no it does not. Can you suggest a better program?
[03:57] <srayahu_> ienorand, no
[03:57] <blacky> cratel, and the sound works fine. but only for 1 app at a time. i cant use 2 sound apps at the same time or i get device is busy errors
[03:57] <likwid> has anyone used the migrate documents and settings before?
[03:57] <mib_bx1xms> hi what is a good codec pack for ubuntu?? the current gstreamer is kinda sucky and video play is not as smooth as in windows with CCCP..any recommendations?
[03:58] <ienorand> srayahu_: what does "cat /proc/partitions" give you in terminal?
[03:58] <cratel> blacky: that's weird because part of the point of pulseaudio is so that apps can share the card.
[03:58] <tkt> blacky: You could use a Jack stack to fix that problem...
[03:58] <RedSocrates> srayahu_: Whenever I do partitioning, I just use fdisk or cfdisk.  The latter is a bit easier.  If you know the device name of the sd card, you might be able to open it with the latter by doing "cfdisk <devicename>"
[03:58] <blacky> tkt, jack stack?
[03:58] <trey__> THANKS FOR THE NO HELP ASS HOLS
[03:58] <trey__> BY
[03:58] <Yondering> blacky, did you by chance install xubuntu?
[03:58] <blacky> Yondering, no--just 9.04 gnome ubuntu
[03:59] <srayahu_> ienorand: sda, sda1, sda2, sda5, mmcblk0, mmcblk0p1
[03:59] <terrestre> srayahu, im not sure if testdisk format sd cars but maybe you can try it
[03:59] <Yondering> blacky, odd.. have you tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578 yet?
[03:59] <ralmar> Hey guys I just installed kubuntu-desktop and had a few questions. The thing is lets say I have firefox open on desktop 1, when I switch to desktop 2 I can see the firefox that is open and maximized in desktop 1, but i see it minimized in the taskbar. Is there away to make it not visible at all in desktop 2? Also, with gnome i had shortcuts to jump from desktop1 to desktop2, how can I set those up? Thanks
[03:59] <tkt> blacky: there is some software in the repositories called jack... It will allow you to run multiple channels simultaneously amongst many things.  Im sure theres a guide somewhere.  Google for it
[03:59] <asiks> ubuntu 9.04.  I can't open file browsers. I click places->home folder and it says 'starting [name]' and then nothing happens.  Help!
[04:00] <terrestre> !kubuntu | ralmar
[04:00] <cratel> tkt: won't blacky have to use jack drivers as output devices? Does Amarok support jack? I don't think flash does...
[04:01] <neb5> can anyone help with tv tuner installation?
[04:01] <uriel_> hey im running ubuntu 8.04 and for some reason compiz is not working it was a few muinets ago but it seems to have just stoped
[04:01] <likwid> i guess no one has used the migration assistant thing
[04:01] <sebsebseb> likwid: I think I have before
[04:01] <sebsebseb> likwid: it should just work
[04:01] <asiks> ... can anyone help?  I can't open file browsers for anywhere on the computer
[04:02] <microlith> oh ubuntu, win win win
[04:02] <tkt> cratel: Yeah, he will have to use jack as output, but the input can use his pulse audio so everything that works now will work plus whatever else he wants.
[04:02] <sebsebseb> root_:  using a root account on IRC is quite a security risk
[04:02] <neb5> my ubuntu fail
[04:02] <likwid> sebsebseb: did it just install from 1 user or many users? i used it but it installed the things from 3 users into just this 1 user i set up when i installed ubuntu
[04:02] <microlith> spied my wireless HP on the network and went "oh, you want to use this"
[04:02] <root_> rocketsong
[04:02] <sebsebseb> likwid: if  I did it  only one user
[04:02] <sebsebseb> likwid: also  as long as Windows was shut down properly you can  access the partition and copy/cut stuff over that you want
[04:03] <uriel_> hey im running ubuntu 8.04 and for some reason compiz is not working it was a few muinets ago but it seems to have just stoped
[04:03] <Hamlton2> Can someone help me?
[04:03] <veovis> Hi, I have a quick question:  I installed Endgame: Singularity through the 8.10 repos, but it was outdated.  I downloaded the newest version and I can run it by running it in terminal with sh Endgame_Linux, but I can't figure out how to add it to the Applications->Games menu
[04:03] <sebsebseb> !compiz |  uriel
[04:03] <voss> Anyone else use pcchips motherboards?
[04:03] <tkt> uriel_: Did it error or anything?  Try restarting X
[04:03] <cratel> tkt: input can be his pulseaudio? I don't know what you mean. How is flash going to use jack?
[04:03] <sebsebseb> !helpme |  Hamlton2
[04:03] <likwid> sebsebseb: ok then, thanks.... i don't recall being able to separate the files... yes i will have to just cut and paste
[04:03] <sebsebseb> likwid: cut is move off vista,   you said vista?  and  copy is yeah copy
[04:03] <klata> hello guys
[04:04] <terrestre> !ask | Hamlton2
[04:04] <tkt> cratel: Jack works as a mixer... Whatever is being used as his output for flash now can be directed to his input on jack and be tunneled to his output
[04:04] <uriel_> <tkt just restarted no change when the last thing i did was sent the manager to meta city but i chaged it back i also just reinstalled compiz no change
[04:04] <likwid> sebsebseb: i have winxp x64 edition... and i'll probably just copy and paste since they may want their files still on windows.
[04:04] <sebsebseb> likwid: who is they?
[04:04] <cratel> tkt: you sure? I've used jack a lot and that doesn't sound like anything I've ever seen.
[04:04] <srayahu> RedSocrates: I used cfdisk, but it says I have no permission to write to disk.
[04:04] <neb5> anybody have experience with TwinHan Tv Tuner? I have AD-AU500 and need assistance installing proper drivers
[04:05] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Did you do it with sudo?
[04:05] <likwid> sebsebseb: oh right, lol they is my girlfriend and her parents
[04:05] <srayahu> RedSocrates, yes.
[04:05] <cratel> tkt: flash would need to output to jack. It needs a jack driver to do what you are saying.
[04:05] <Hamlton2> oka so i got a ubuntu 8.04 install disk from my friend today and I put it in my computer and booted up on it, tried to install and it just went through a bunch of error messages
[04:05] <srayahu> RedSocrates: It pulls up cfdisk, black screen etc. etc.
[04:05] <likwid> sebsebseb: i've set them up on ubuntu now... i meant to do it right off the bat but had issues installing a few weeks ago. so did the winxp install just so they had something in the meantime.
[04:05] <vilemaxim> likwid: Hamlton2: what was the error messages?
[04:06] <sebsebseb> likwid:   I see,  well surely you want them to be using Ubuntu rather than Vista really?   so if you set up Ubuntu for their computer usage properly :d
[04:06] <neb5> !repeat
[04:06] <vilemaxim> likwid: sorry... not for you
[04:06] <likwid> vilemaxim: no problem...
[04:06] <Hamlton2> Then I tried to install it inside of vista and it worked. I tried to boot from ubuntu and I got a bunch of "I/O ERROR" messages
[04:06] <Hamlton2> Then the screen went black for an hour
[04:06] <Hamlton2> and I turned it off
[04:06] <neb5> please help install TwinHan Tv Tuner? I have AD-AU500 and need assistance installing proper drivers
[04:06] <srayahu> !repeat|Hamilton2
[04:07] <Hamlton2> now I have no idea what to do
[04:07] <sebsebseb> likwid: any problem apps,  with not a good enough Linux version or that won't work well in Wine.   Windows virtual machine if computer has enough RAM, and  it's not say a 3D game
[04:07] <likwid> sebsebseb: yeah definitely want them to use ubuntu! which is why i set it up as the default to start up.. but they could always reboot and use winxp for any reason
[04:07] <tkt> cratel: Pretty sure, I havent used it too much but I remember I had my studio machine and I never used flash but everything else worked with some configuration.  after googling i found this... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=843012
[04:07] <sebsebseb> likwid: exactly, but if you do this right, you can eliminate most or all the reasons for them to boot up XP :D
[04:07] <voss> I used to think that moving away from windows would be really hard, but now that I got WOW working in wine and my music playing its getting easier.
[04:08] <tkt> WOW Runs in wine better for me on my POS machine
[04:08] <vilemaxim> Hamlton2: io error would seem like the CD might be messed up, or your harddrive might be about to go.  Run a test on the harddrive.
[04:08] <srayahu> How can I format my sd memory card?
[04:08] <likwid> sebsebseb: yup! for sure... that's why i need to transfer their files from winxp to here. also, have to see what kind of apps they need. something like MSoffice, paint programs, cd/dvd burning
[04:08] <Hamlton2> I just bought the harddrive today
[04:09] <RedSocrates> srayahu: You want to format, or partition?
[04:09] <sebsebseb> likwid: you have already used Ubuntu?
[04:09] <voss> tkt, some weird stuff like stuttering legs but otherwise WOW is fine in wine
[04:09] <likwid> sebsebseb: no, i'm fairly new to ubuntu.
[04:09] <sebsebseb> likwid: oh
[04:09] <sebsebseb> likwid: you haven't even used Ubunt yourself, and your alreading converting other people?
[04:09] <veovis> Only repeating because a lot of text popped up and nudged my question out of the way, I don't think anyone saw it.  I'm not trying to be needy or pushy. : )  I installed Endgame: Singularity through the 8.10 repos, but it was outdated.  I downloaded the newest version and I can run it by running it in terminal with sh Endgame_Linux, but I can't figure out how to add it to the Applications->Games menu
[04:09] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Hamlton2: Are you using Wubi install by any chance?
[04:09] <tkt> voss: Yeah, I see some strange graphical glitches but other than that its faster
[04:09] <plume> bya
[04:09] <Hamlton2> yes
[04:10] <voss> tkt, having a Geforce 9800gt helps :)
[04:10] <srayahu> RedSocrates: You tell me - here's my problem. I have a 4 gb memory card. I had an error when deleting some files on it and now it says that 2.5 gb is used and 1.5 is free. I can't access the "used" part at all to delete it. When opened it looks empty.
[04:10] <Hamlton2> the other way it wouldn't/couldn't install
[04:10] <sebsebseb> likwid: Open Office is default in Ubuntu, but there's also KOffice :)   and  Abiword a rather nice  Microsoft Word clone basically, that does not have the rubbish.   Gnumeric is also for spreadshets
[04:10] <tkt> voss: wow.... I am way to poor for that kind of stuff...  I have a geforce FX 5500
[04:10] <likwid> sebsebseb: yeah! hahah sounds weird but i like linux and a few years back i started using pclinuxos when i was in college but then my PC crapped out on me
[04:10] <sebsebseb> likwid: yeah thre are paint apps, and that.    CD burning of course.
[04:11] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Do you want to get rid of all of the data on it?
[04:11] <sebsebseb> likwid: they probably have no proper reason to use Windows :)
[04:11] <srayahu> RedSocrates: Yes! =)
[04:11] <tkt> Anyone else having troubles getting into the PHP channel?
[04:11] <abama> how to use hotplug to specify usb disk to load usb-storage.ko, and other usb device to load usbserial.ko?
[04:11] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Hamlton2: IO errors when booting Wubi can mean simply that Windows wasnt shut down or was hibernated. Boot windows then shut down properly or try running scandisk.
[04:11] <voss> btw: You can tell all your friends that as of Office 2007 SP 2 , Open office documents can be used interchangeably
[04:11] <likwid> sebsebseb: nope they don't.. i'll have to look into abiword
[04:11] <RedSocrates> srayahu: What's the device name?
[04:11] <plume> y a t'il un channel français irc?
[04:11] <Flannel> !fr | plume
[04:11] <vilemaxim> tkt: drops me in overflow
[04:11] <srayahu>  /media/DRAEGON
[04:12] <sebsebseb> likwid: you need to train them a little though?
[04:12] <tkt> vilemaxim: me too...
[04:12] <srayahu> !French|plume
[04:12] <RedSocrates> srayahu: I mean it's device name (as in /dev/xxx), not its mount point
[04:12] <srayahu> oops, my bad Flannel
[04:12] <voss> Office 2007 now supports ODF
[04:12] <plume> comment je fais pour rejoindre un canal français?
[04:12] <sebsebseb> voss: yep
[04:12] <sebsebseb> voss: Wordpad in Windows 7 does as well
[04:12] <likwid> sebsebseb: yeah but first i need to learn myself... so far so good. i've been able to get ubuntu installed and up and running on the newest kernel. took a while
[04:12] <srayahu> RedSocrates: How do I get that?
[04:12] <veovis> voss: really? wow, I guess there had to be something improved in that pile of junk
[04:13] <Hamlton2> CoJaBo-Aztec: scandisk? what is that?
[04:13] <scunizi> plume: /join #ubuntu-fr
[04:13] <J-_> Will conduit merge and overwrite files when backing up stuff?
[04:13] <RedSocrates> srayahu: type "mount | grep /media/DRAEGON"
[04:13] <plume> merci
[04:13] <sebsebseb> likwid: ok  well  looks theres something training  soon  as part of Ubuntu Open Week.  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek
[04:13] <RedSocrates> srayahu: That should output a line showing it's device name
[04:13] <scunizi> prego
[04:13] <RedSocrates> its
[04:14] <sebsebseb> likwid: time table at bottom of page, and public logs of the previous stuff on the site
[04:14] <srayahu> /dev/mmcblk0p1 on /media/DRAEGON type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,shortname=mixed,uid=1000,utf8,umask=077,flush
[04:14] <RedSocrates> Okay
[04:14] <jerbear> anyone know how to get the microphone to work on the eee pc?
[04:14] <srayahu> So it's mmcblk0p1?
[04:14] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Well, /dev/mmcblk0p1, yes
[04:14] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Hamlton2: You would run it from inside of Windows to check for curruption. Google it if you don't know how, theres plenty of instructions there.
[04:14] <likwid> sebsebseb: oh awesome! thanks for the link... btw do you know how i can make the scroll button on my mouse perform a certain task as default?
[04:15] <sebsebseb> likwid: a lap top or?
[04:15] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Is that what you typed when you tried cfdisk?  Did you type "sudo cfdisk /dev/mmcblk0p1"?
[04:15] <likwid> sebsebseb: desktop..
[04:15] <sebsebseb> likwid: the channels by the way  when one of those events is going    #ubuntu-classroom  for the speaker and questions in #ubuntu-classroom-chat.     probably can't help with the mouse
[04:15] <sebsebseb> !mouse
[04:15] <voss> veovis, children at home can use openoffice and bring it in to school an open their stuff on microsoft office its not perfect but schools wont push kids to "buy office" anymore
[04:16] <srayahu> FATAL ERROR: bad primary partition 0: Partition begins after end-of-disk.
[04:16] <CaneToad> does anyone know how to convince rhythmbox to flush songs in its database that don't exist anymore?
[04:16] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Did it still start after that, or not?  I've seen that message and then still had it start
[04:16] <sebsebseb> CaneToad: nope and I used to use Rythombox, untill Banshee became rather good :)
[04:16] <srayahu> RedSocrates: It demanded I press a key to exit. It did not start.t
[04:17] <likwid> sebsebseb: nice, thanks! i'll be sure to check those out
[04:18] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Do you have a /dev/mmcblk0p0 as well?
[04:18] <siobhain> man, my Kubuntu Jaunty install keeps freezing since the update two days ago
[04:18] <RedSocrates> srayahu: If you're not sure how to tell, just type "ls /dev/mmcblk0p0" and see if it says no such file or directory
[04:19] <music> hi
[04:19] <sebsebseb> music: hi
[04:19] <srayahu> RedSocrates: None found.
[04:19] <RedSocrates> k
[04:19] <tkt> music: Hello
[04:20] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Try this now, but be warned, if it works, it will erase everything on the card: "mkfs.vfat -c -F 32 /dev/mmcblk0p1"
[04:20] <music> i need help with something very basic, but for some reason i'm going wrong somewhere along the line
[04:20] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Sorry, prefix it with "sudo", as in: "sudo mkfs.vfat -c -F 32 /dev/mmcblk0p1"
[04:20] <scunizi> music: .. please .. do tell
[04:21] <srayahu> RedSocrates: sudo mkfs.vfat -c -F 32 /dev/mmcblk0p1
[04:21] <srayahu> RedSocrates, my bad, one sec
[04:21] <RedSocrates> srayahu: k
[04:21] <music> trying to change the font setup and need to extract a file as root. the command should look something like this....
[04:21] <music> sudo tar xvjpf fontconfig.tbz -C /etc/fonts/
[04:21] <CoJaBo-Aztec>  Java
[04:21] <voss> sebseb, I dont care for banshee
[04:21] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Java in Action Downloads Help Center
[04:21] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Java+You, Download Today!
[04:21] <srayahu> RedSocrates: mkfs.vfat: /dev/mmcblk0p1 contains a mounted file system
[04:22] <TonyGaspipe> Howdy
[04:22] <johnseelyfe> HEY GUYS!!   ITS INTERNATIONAL SEEDING WEEK 2009!!!!  woop woop!  ISW 2009, ISW 2009, ISW 2009 - one week where the focus is on seeding Everything - spread the word
[04:22] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Ah, that's right.  First you need to type "sudo umount /dev/mmcblk0p1"
[04:22] <music> i have ther file downloaded but it says that it doesn't exist - download location was my desktop
[04:22] <RedSocrates> srayahu: After that, then type the other command I gave you
[04:22] <genii> !ot | johnseelyfe
[04:22] <scunizi> music: so is this a file full of fonts?
[04:22] <robert__> when I use Ubuntu on my ps3, then boot back into the ps3 partition, i get a server error and have to reset everything, including the modem. is there a way to prevent this?
[04:22] <TonyGaspipe> i have a question, i am a complete linux noob
[04:23] <syntax\> anyone here be able to print on ubuntu 8.10 / ubuntu 9.04 on HP P1006??
[04:23] <music> no, the fonts are already there, should i give you the forum page to which i am referring?
[04:23] <TonyGaspipe> i just installed 9.4 and i am having an issue with my cursor jumping around and my desktop rotating for no apparent reason when i type
[04:23] <music> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=208396&highlight=ms+fonts
[04:23] <syntax\> anyone?
[04:24] <ienorand> TonyGaspipe: dumb question: are you hitting the touchpad?
[04:24] <TonyGaspipe> no, i make sure of it
[04:25] <lanzelloth> hey guys
[04:25] <CoJaBo-Aztec> When I hit the touchpad, it spams Java ads lol
[04:25] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Any luck?
[04:25] <srayahu> RedSocrates: I had to reboot my computer for some reason. Anyway, it seemed to work until I checked the disk. Still clogged =(
[04:26] <lanzelloth> do most headsets (with mics) work automatically on ubuntu?
[04:26] <brodymcd> hi all - can someone please help me with my wireless? AFter upgrading to 9.04 it is WAY SLOW to connect and also really slow transfer speed
[04:26] <scunizi> music: this is nearly a 3 year old post on fonts.
[04:26] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Hm... So it appeared to run the command, but then it was still reading as partially full?
[04:26] <srayahu> RedSocrates: It is still partially full.
[04:26] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Is it still unmounted?
[04:26] <TonyGaspipe> i did announce i am a linux noob and whatever happened to the no rtfm idea?
[04:27] <srayahu> RedSocrates: Upon the reboot it remounted.
[04:27] <kathe> brodymcd what type of computer wireless card and router do you have
[04:27] <music> i realise that, but the files do work when i log in as root and manually extract them.
[04:27] <scunizi> music: the difference in fonts from 2006 and 2009 has improved a lot in the system.. you'd probably be better off looking at different theme's..
[04:27] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Okay.  Unmount it again ("sudo umount /dev/mmcblk0p1") and just try cfdisk one more time ("sudo fdisk /dev/mmcblk0p1").  Let me know if that gives you the previous error
[04:28] <music> people are always saying you don't need to log in as root, but i have no idea how to execute a program as root and so am confined to the command line
[04:28] <srayahu> RedSocrates: it says... (one sec)
[04:28] <music> and the only query is that i don't have the file ...but i do
[04:28] <scunizi> music: executing a program as root is simply starting it using sudo
[04:28] <conroy> http://digg.com/comedy/You_Little_Bastard_Youve_Killed_Us_All_Swine_Flu?OTC-widget
[04:29] <music> for example?
[04:29] <scunizi> music: you can sudo updatedb and when it's done then locate <filename>
[04:29] <srayahu> RedSocrates: The number of cylinders for this disk is set to 120880. There is nothing wrong with that, but this is larger than 1024, and could in certain setups cause problems with: 1) software that runs at boot time...
[04:29] <scunizi> music: example= sudo updatedb
[04:29] <srayahu> 2) booting and partitioning software...
[04:29] <music> trying......
[04:29] <RedSocrates> srayahu: That's fine.  Does it now at least show you the partitions?
[04:30] <srayahu> Command (m for help):
[04:30] <RedSocrates> srayahu: You must have typed "fdisk" rather than "cfdisk"
[04:30] <srayahu> RedSocrates: It doesn't. It says Command (m for help)
[04:30] <srayahu> Oh! My bad, one sec.
[04:30] <syntax\> any one here using hp p1006 on ubuntu 9.04  / 8.10 got it working?
[04:30] <RedSocrates> srayahu: No prob.  But that's promising.  If you can't use cfdisk, we can try fdisk next
[04:30] <micahf> hey, I'm trying to access my ubuntu server, set up as a gateway for my wireless router, from the router's LAN using the server's local domain name address "server.local", but I get "can't find server.local", any ideas?
[04:30] <ultras> what is better, to install Windows then Ubuntu, or Ubuntu then Windows?
[04:31] <brodymcd> kathe: I have a broadcom card and a netgear router
[04:31] <srayahu> Same problem RedSocrates
[04:31] <PhotoJim> ultras: Windows first.
[04:31] <x0rbit> lol ubuntu sucks
[04:31] <micahf> I can access the gateway using its IP address, just not its hostname
[04:31] <x0rbit> thats because ubuntu sucks
[04:31] <srayahu> x0rbit: BLASPHEMY
[04:31] <x0rbit> stfu
[04:31] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Okay, go ahead and start fdisk like you did a moment ago.  Let me know when you get back to the "Command ('m' for help)" line
[04:31] <x0rbit> WINDOWS FTW
[04:31] <FloodBot3> x0rbit: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:31] <scunizi> micahf: edit /etc/resolv.conf and reference server.local with an ip address
[04:31] <sebsebseb> !troll |  x0rbit
[04:31] <brodymcd> kathe: do you think it might be the ivp6 thing? I saw a bunch of stuff about that online and I'm COMPLETELY LOST with that...
[04:31] <x0rbit> negative
[04:31] <srayahu> RedSocrates: There
[04:31] <genii> !ops x0rbit
[04:32] <genii> !ops| x0rbit
[04:32] <x0rbit> OH MY GOD
[04:32] <srayahu> x0rbit: Trolling is not acceptable here.   If you type m and hit enter, it will show the commands you need to delete the partitions
[04:33] <vinber> hello,any Chinese
[04:33] <RedSocrates> srayahu: I believe it's d
[04:33] <bliZZardz> hi, i just upgraded onlined from Hardy to Ibex.The upgrade error'ed at the last, saying that the upgrade had an error, and the system might be unstable.And a recovery would run. So, none of the cleanups or the restarts actually happened. Is this a cacuse of concern? (lsb_release -a -- does say that i am on ibex)
[04:33] <scunizi> !cn | vinber
[04:33] <syntax\> hp p1006 successfully installed but is not printing :( this sux.
[04:33] <srayahu> Ok, i'll try it
[04:33] <micahf> scunizi, what should I do after I edit resolv.conf, restart networking?
[04:33] <scunizi> micahf: yes.
[04:34] <bliZZardz> How can i run the cleanups and is it safe to restart now?
[04:34] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Okay, let me know how it goes
[04:34] <vinber> thank u
[04:34] <srayahu> RedSocrates: I deleted all of them. Should I remount and check it?
[04:34] <music> so how do i sudo file roller?
[04:34] <RedSocrates> srayahu: You did you write the data to disk in fdisk?
[04:34] <xzaio> hey guys
[04:34] <scunizi> music: sudo <command string to be run>
[04:34] <RedSocrates> srayahu: I believe there's a 'save' or 'write' option in fdisk
[04:34] <schambers> is it possible to have a script that will use gnome-terminal to open 3 tabs, and launch a specific command in each tab?
[04:35] <srayahu> RedSocrates: No, I did not. All I did was delete 1-4.
[04:35] <schambers> 3 tabs in gnome-terminal that is
[04:35] <briscoelake> Good Evening, I'm new so let me apologize if the answer to this question is obvious and I have missed it. I would like to make my windows machine a dual boot. The problem is both disks are currently formated at NTFS and set to one big partition each. Can the installer resize these without losing data and from there what will I need to do to get both bootable if they are both on different hard disks. Thanks
[04:35] <eseven73> !gksudo | music
[04:35] <RedSocrates> srayahu: You'll probably have to run fdisk on the device again and re-delete the partitions
[04:35] <music> i'll have a look now
[04:35] <RedSocrates> srayahu: And this time, before you exit, make sure you enter the w command to write changes to disk
[04:36] <bliZZardz> RedSocrates: any thoughts on my issue?
[04:36] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Once you've done that, yes, go ahead and remount
[04:36] <ewsubach> schambers: probably...have a look at man gnome-terminal
[04:36] <crdlb> schambers: gnome-terminal --window -e whatever --tab -e whatever --tab -e whatever
[04:36] <RedSocrates> bliZZardz: Unfortunately I don't know the answer to your issue off the top of my head
[04:36] <brodymcd>  hi all - can someone please help me with my wireless? AFter upgrading to 9.04 it is WAY SLOW to connect and also really slow transfer speed
[04:37] <schambers> ah
[04:37] <schambers> ty
[04:37] <scribawf> flashplayer plugin not working on Firefox 3.0.10 after update to 9.04 - what to do?
[04:38] <xangua> brodymcd: since we can¿t read minds and you don't say what wireless card are you using nobody will be able to help you
[04:38] <frenzy_usa> briscoelake: If you are currently using both disks in windows, you can move everything to C: and use the other disk for Ubuntu
[04:38] <micahf> scunizi: hmm, that didn't work.  I can resolve the hostname on the machine itself but not from any of the computers connected through the LAN
[04:38] <terrestre> you can install flashpaler 10
[04:38] <xangua> scribawf: have you tried to reinstall flash ¿
[04:38] <micahf> scunizi: the computer is hooked up to the router's WAN port and is set up as a DHCP server
[04:39] <Lafitte-> has anyone uses program called touchpad?  it turns off touchpad while typing ?
[04:39] <scribawf> terrestre;  done that a couple of times after removal of earlier ver what gives?
[04:39] <sebsebseb> !touchpad
[04:39] <sebsebseb> !info touchpad
[04:39] <sebsebseb> !find touchpad
[04:39] <scunizi> micahf: is the router's dhcp function turned off?
[04:39] <terrestre> scribawf, well maybe just reinstall is a good idea too
[04:39] <brodymcd> OK - fair enough - let me start again... I have a Dell Inspiron 1526 with a broadcom wireless card that is running slowly after upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 (amd64) - can anyone please help? I have read something about ipv6 problem but don't really even know what that all is... THANKS for any help :)
[04:40] <scribawf> ummm, how'bout IF I reinstall Firefox?
[04:40] <FrozenFire> I suspect this is a common question, as I know I've asked it before. I'm trying to enable sound recording from my Intel onboard. For some reason, when I click the "Enable Recording" button within the Volume Control, it deselects after closing the dialog. I'm running Jaunty, for reference.
[04:40] <frenzy_usa> briscoelake: or backup everything and reinstall windows and all your programs to one disk and delete the windows partitions on the second disk.  then install Ubuntu or what ever on the second disk.
[04:40] <micahf> scunizi: yes
[04:40] <RedSocrates> srayahu: Any luck?
[04:41] <scunizi> micahf: sorry.. pic a computer on the lan and edit resolv.conf .. not the server itself
[04:41] <terrestre> scribawf, you can do both I think, sudo aptitude reinstall firefox && sudo aptitude reinstal flashplugin-nonfree
[04:41] <scunizi> micahf: then try with that machine.
[04:41] <scribawf> ty will try that out TNX
[04:41] <micahf> scunizi: oh, yeah that's the hard way !
[04:41] <micahf> scunizi: I have avahi working, it's just that it doesn't work in the WAN case
[04:42] <frenzy_usa> briscoelake: During the install of Ubuntu, it will automatically detect the windows partition and give you the choice of booting into windows or ubuntu when the computer starts up.
[04:42] <ultras> i am planing to do upgrade to 9.04. Now, i found some info that it is recommended to remove third party sources from synaptic. Does removing third party repositories remove software automatically, or i need to remove software manually, and then remove repositories?
[04:42] <RedSocrates> srayahu_: Any luck?
[04:42] <scunizi> micahf: other than that I think you might need to setup a dns server to resolv on the lan
[04:43] <nikor_> Hi - I'm running Intrepid with Gnome desktop - I would like to install KDE desktop as well - Can I do that from Synaptics ? ?
[04:43] <terrestre> brasero is burning at 0,2x :(
[04:43] <xangua> nikor_:  install Kbuntu Desktop in Synaptic
[04:43] <marcelo_> can anyone help me with miro?   I jjust upgraded to 9.04 and now it says "
[04:43] <marcelo_> Depends: libffi4  but it is not installable
[04:43] <marcelo_>   Depends: python (<2.6) but 2.6.2-0ubuntu1 is to be installed
[04:44] <scunizi> nikor_: it's easier in terminal.. sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[04:44] <Lafitte-> sebsebseb: !touchpad
[04:44] <briscoelake>  frenzy_usa: That would be easy except the disks are vastly different in size (120gb vs 1.5tb) and my windows os is on the smaller one. The problem with backing up and reinstalling is mostly one of time. I was really hoping to avoid that
[04:44] <nikor_> xangua, I thought Kbuntu was more of an educational type desktop ?
[04:44] <scunizi> nikor_: nope.. kde desktop
[04:44] <xangua> jum.............
[04:44] <srayahu__> RedSocrates: It won't let me mount now
[04:44] <ultras> i am planing to do upgrade to 9.04. Now, i found some info that it is recommended to remove third party sources from synaptic. Does removing third party repositories remove software automatically, or i need to remove software manually, and then remove repositories?
[04:45] <RedSocrates> srayahu__: What does it say when you try to mount it?
[04:45] <srayahu__> RedSocrates: Which command should I be using?
[04:45] <nikor_> scunizi, So < sudo apt-get install kde-desktop > ?
[04:45] <briscoelake>  frenzy_usa: sorry I got behind a bit so one the second part you are saying it should handle the detection of both OS I just want to confirm that this will work with each OS on seperate disks
[04:45] <terrestre> kubuntu-desktop
[04:46] <scunizi> nikor_: nope.. sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop.. that will also bring in all the programs associated with kubuntu..
[04:46] <srayahu__> RedSocrates: mount: can't find /dev/mmcblk0p1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[04:46] <terrestre> !kubuntu-desktop
[04:46] <RedSocrates> srayahu: What command did you enter?
[04:46] <ultras> the problem is that you will have mixed ubuntu and gnome apps ....
[04:47] <terrestre> and that is a lot of mixed apps
[04:47] <nikor_> scunizi,  So I'm confused a little here - Kbuntu "Is" the KDE desktop - correct ?
[04:47] <lstarnes> nikor_: kubuntu is a variant of ubuntu that uses kde by default
[04:47] <RedSocrates> srayahu__: What command did you enter?
[04:47] <terrestre> !kubuntu | nikor_
[04:48] <frenzy_usa> briscoelake: Yea, it doesn't matter if you install both OS on the same or separate disks.  The Ubuntu installer will still detect the windows partition.
[04:48] <nikor_> lstarnes,  Ah - Ok I get it - Thanks
[04:48] <DG19075> !xubuntu
[04:48] <terrestre> i think i will be back to k3b
[04:48] <scunizi> nikor_: no.. kubuntu is like ubuntu.. a lot of the same programs associated with each other.. some different.. kde is a desktop.. or the graphical interface you look at.. after installing it when you get to the login screen you can click options and choose which session you want.. either kde or gnome.. ie kubuntu or ubuntu
[04:49] <briscoelake>  frenzy_usa: ok so that takes care of most of my issue, any chance of resizing the larger disk without loss? That would be my ideal option
[04:49] <nikor_> scunizi,  Ok - thanks - Totally clear now - The light finally went of - heh heh
[04:49] <taz_> i need help.. i accident deleted on botton pannl  .. u know  where trash and etc.. how i can take it back
[04:49] <xangua> nikor_: everyone are ubuntu, you can istall the same software
[04:50] <scunizi> nikor_: it gets brighter when you experience it.. :)
[04:50] <briscoelake>  frenzy_usa: if I was able to do that I could be up and running tonight instead of waiting until I can get my install disks from home (College)
[04:50] <coleys> xubuntu is best ;]
[04:50] <siveran> Has anyone gotten their Wacom tablet to work on Jaunty with pressure sensitivity enabled? I did the same exact thing I did to setup the tablet for 8.10 and it's now not working, and I can't even revert to its default.
[04:50] <xangua> taz_: right clic in the top panel in a clean area> New panel
[04:50] <music> still here. that worked great!! thanks scunizi and ubottu
[04:50] <princedugan> how would I go about getting my Intel Corporation 82852/855GM card to output S-Video ? It doesn't show as an option in xrandr -q
[04:50] <taz_> ok let me try
[04:50] <scunizi> music: glad to hear it. :)
[04:50] <terrestre> !ubottu
[04:50] <frenzy_usa> briscoelake: You can resize the larger disk using windows or ubuntu.
[04:51] <nikor_> xangua, So I think I read you could also install the Xubuntu - Which is a very light weight and cleaner faster desktop - is that about right ? ?
[04:51] <BePhantom> is there a terminal command to show which processor i have?
[04:51] <xangua> nikor_: Xubuntu use Xfce Desktop
[04:51] <zedster> hi, my pidgin has lost all my settings, I check the ~/.purple file, still there but it wont read it
[04:51] <Gnea> BePhantom: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[04:51] <taz_> ok got it where i can get trash icon back and 4 icon for cube
[04:51] <xangua> it looks like Gnome nikor_
[04:52] <siveran> I tried using both linuxwacom-0.8.2-2 and 0.8.3-3
[04:52] <BePhantom> Gnea, thank you very much
[04:52] <wtv> BePhantom: uname -m
[04:52] <briscoelake>  frenzy_usa: ok thanks for the help
[04:52] <frenzy_usa> briscoelake: But I'd backup everything I could on the large disk before starting the process.
[04:52] <xangua> taz_: right clic> add
[04:52] <Gnea> wtv: that only shows the type
[04:52] <taz_> ok wiat sec pls
[04:52] <princedugan> nikor_:fluxbuntuis even more lightweight than xubuntu.
[04:52] <coleys> nikor_: Your better off with gnome ( Ubuntu ) since your new.
[04:52] <briscoelake>  frenzy_usa: there is where the problem is but the large disk only has disk images on it anyway and I could recreate them if needed
[04:53] <coleys> (if your new) =p
[04:53] <wtv> BePhantom: Gnea: complete details are give by sudo lshw
[04:53] <wtv> *given
[04:53] <siveran> When I had the driver installed, the xorg.conf edited with hotplugging disabled, and the hotplugging file moved, at most my tablet would be able to use the mouse but not the stylus.
[04:53] <terrestre> !elbuntu
[04:54] <terrestre> !ubuntustudio
[04:54] <coleys> Theres openbox too :)
[04:54] <coleys> !openbox
[04:54] <RedSocrates> <3 openbox
[04:54] <nikor_> xangua, Ah - Ok - Is there a desktop that - from what I read you have to right click on the desktop for your applications folder etc - other then that it is very much opposite from KDE which has more graphics and nicer looking etc. - Would this be a fairly close description - Know it is not exactly technical but close example ? ?
[04:54] <terrestre> !gobuntu
[04:55] <donnyw> Does anyone here have some significant experience with Hadoop?
[04:55] <princedugan> nikor_: yes, fluxbuntu is not as user friendly. gnome is friendly
[04:55] <taz_> where is  show 4show desktop icon
[04:55] <arthursantana> hello everyone
[04:55] <coleys> Ubuntu with gnome will get you hooked, then you'll want to try the others =P
[04:55] <zedster> ok now I have that pidgin -c ~/.purple does nothing
[04:55] <Gnea> wtv, BePhantom: yes, lshw will show you the cpu, along with everything else, so in order to narrow it down: lshw -c CPU
[04:55] <zedster> anyone have any idea what I can do?
[04:56] <arthursantana> does anyone if the ATI drivers are supposed to work on 9.04?
[04:56] <BePhantom> Gnea, thanks
[04:56] <Gnea> BePhantom: cheers
[04:56] <RedSocrates> arthursantana: I have them working
[04:56] <coleys> arthursantana: System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[04:56] <sagredo> hi friends of ubuntu
[04:56] <Gnea> wtv: thanks, btw, i'd forgotten about lshw :)
[04:56] <arthursantana> coleys, I installed them and can't boot
[04:56] <nikor_> princedugan, Ah - That's it - could not remember which one I had read about - This is what I was thinking of - So this would be < sudo apt-get install fluxbox-desltop > ?
[04:56] <arthursantana> RedSocrates, what's your card ?
[04:56] <coleys> arthursantana: Can't boot? Elaborateeee .. ?
[04:56] <wtv> Gnea: tanks. didn't know about the -c CPU part :)
[04:57] <taz_> xangua: where is 4 show desktop ?
[04:57] <sagredo> today I query thee: after installing gnome-do, gnome-do starts at start-up, and I cannot find anything listed in rc.d
[04:57] <nikor_> * opps fluxbuntu is what I meant....
[04:57] <sagredo> how can I remove it from startup?
[04:57] <Gnea> wtv: I looked at the manpage and just tried it - and it *just worked* ;)
[04:57] <arthursantana> coleys: X starts and it crashes... says "ABI major version doesn't match with server version"
[04:57] <RedSocrates> arthursantana: It's a radeon xpress 200
[04:57] <taz_> never mind i found it
[04:57] <siveran> Has anyone even managed to get tablet (Bamboo Fun 8x6) pressure sensitivity working in Jaunty so far?
[04:57] <coleys> Boot in recovery Mode
[04:57] <zaccour> where can i find the 9.04 netbook remix iso?
[04:57] <arthursantana> RedSocrates: ok thanks
[04:57] <wtv> Gnea: ok cool
[04:57] <xangua> taz_: i use Gnome in spanish, i don't know how the widget is called in english
[04:57] <coleys> Then... there's an option for like fixing display or something.
[04:57] <Gnea> zaccour: at www.ubuntu.com
[04:57] <sebsebseb> zaccour: releases.ubuntu.com probably and remember to md5sum it :)
[04:57] <sebsebseb> !md5sum
[04:58] <briscoelake>  frenzy_usa: anyway thanks again for the answers
[04:58] <zaccour> thanks
[04:58] <princedugan> nikor_:nope, its not friendly. there is no fluxbuntu-desktop. You need to download the fluxbuntu CD and install that way. but all the parts are in the ubuntu repository, if you know how to build it all
[04:58] <sebsebseb> zaccour: md5sum before burning
[04:58] <RedSocrates> arthursantana: Are you talking about the proprietary drivers, though?  I don't use those
[04:58] <sebsebseb> zaccour:  make sure the codes match
[04:58] <zaccour> whats md5sum?
[04:58] <albech> when trying to establish a tunnel with openvpn my log give me this: tun0: Disabled Privacy Extensions which indicate that something is missing in the kernel
[04:58] <sebsebseb> zaccour: a code comparision test .   the bot gave a link
[04:59] <Gnea> !md5sum > zaccour
[04:59] <coleys> arthursantana: Boot in recovery mode ( From grub) And then choose the option that will fix display.
[04:59] <nikor_> princedugan, So you can't install that from Synaptics ? or Terminal ?
[04:59] <tofu_logic> could any one recommend a good python compiler for ubuntu 9.04
[04:59] <BePhantom> does anyone know if Intel E2200 processor is 32bit or 64?
[04:59] <zedster> tofu_logic, I don't know if its "good" but you can make eclipse work as a python complier to have a IDE
[04:59] <Gnea> BePhantom: what system is it in? make/model?
[05:00] <zedster> BePhantom, pretty sure its 64 bit
[05:00] <RedSocrates> nikor_: Just a minor thing.  "Synaptics" = touchpad driver; "Synaptic" = GUI for apt
[05:00] <tony423> can someone tell me why ubuntu doesn't charge for its OS?
[05:00] <coleys> tony423: Opensourceeee
[05:00] <ihasn> tony423 its open source
[05:00] <Gnea> tony423: because it's open source
[05:00] <terrestre> !opensource
[05:00] <scunizi> BePhantom: check out http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819116063
[05:00] <BePhantom>  Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual  CPU  E2200  @ 2.20GHz
[05:00] <nikor_> RedSocrates, Point taken - thanks
[05:00] <lstarnes> tony423: because the organization making it doesn't want to or need to charge for it
[05:01] <zedster> tony423, are you for real or a troll?
[05:01] <terrestre> !libre
[05:01] <Gnea> lol
[05:01] <RedSocrates> nikor_: No prob
[05:01] <BePhantom> it says  width: 64 bits, does that mean it's 64 bit?
[05:01] <frenzy_usa> BePhantom: 64-bit http://ark.intel.com/cpu.aspx?groupId=33925
[05:01] <zedster> !FOSS
[05:01] <zedster> ?
[05:01] <tony423> but i'd like to see them succeed. they could probably hire more programmers, designers, etc if they charged maybe $10
[05:01] <Gnea> zedster: there are people out there that don't understand the difference...
[05:01] <coleys> tony423: fail
[05:01] <Gnea> tony423: it's a totally different business model
[05:01] <arthursantana> coleys: thanks, will try that
[05:01] <rafase282> hello
[05:01] <coleys> arthursantana: Good luck :)
[05:01] <BePhantom> frenzy_usa, awesome, thanks! 64 it is then :)
[05:02] <arthursantana> coleys: thanks :)
[05:02] <rafase282> i need help with my audio
[05:02] <Gnea> tony423: it's like trying to charge for a unix OS that doesn't updated for years, then trying to sue the pants off of open source users - makes no sense :)
[05:02] <rafase282> just installed 9.04 and no audio so far
[05:02] <[u]Jinks> Is there any way for me to revert jaunty to using xorg 1.5 (ati user with r350 gpu)
[05:02] <coleys> rafase282: Which audio card?
[05:02] <rafase282> erm...
[05:02] <rafase282> how do i check that?
[05:02] <rafase282> idk off my head
[05:03] <coleys> lspci in terminal
[05:03] <coleys> !! :)
[05:03] <wtv> rafase282: sudo lshw
[05:03] <xangua> [u]Jinks: what video card do you use ¿? Intel ¿
[05:03] <[u]Jinks> radeon 9800
[05:03] <zedster> anyone have any idea on my pidgin problem?
[05:03] <coleys> er wait wrong story lolololo
[05:03] <PorkStreudel> ati linux drivers are garbage
[05:03] <coleys> Your compiling?
[05:03] <[u]Jinks> i want to use fglrx but the last fglrx that works and also supports my gpu doesn't work with xorg 1.6
[05:03] <Gnea> rafase282: lshw -c SOUND
[05:03] <wtv> zedster: what problem?
[05:03] <[u]Jinks> yeah i know but I can't run 3d games without them so
[05:03] <Tosted> helo...i bought a mono color multifunction samsung scx 4200 and having issues with scanner mode!!
[05:04] <Tosted> someby help me?
[05:04] <Orbixx> Is there a way to set a command to launch at a particular date and time - only ONCE?
[05:04] <coleys> Jinks have you tried 'Hardware Drivers'?
[05:04] <zedster> Pidgin refuses to load my ~/.purple/*
[05:04] <[u]Jinks> yeah
[05:04] <[u]Jinks> explosion
[05:04] <crdlb> [u]Jinks: not really (it's certainly, but it wouldn't be easy, and it certainly wouldn't be supported)
[05:04] <Gnea> !sane | Tosted
[05:04] <Orbixx> zedster: Check your permissions.
[05:04] <nikor_> coleys, Read what you posted earlier - probably right about sticking with kubuntu or gnome for the time being - life is sometimes enough of challenge anyway - why make things worse....
[05:04] <crdlb> [u]Jinks: it's certainly possible, that is
[05:04] <[u]Jinks> crdlb, allright i get your drift
[05:04] <zedster> Orbixx, I had a bad shutdown and some inodes go bye bye, any idea what files to check?
[05:05] <coleys> nikor_: Yeah, gnome is your best choice. Kde is a fr33k.
[05:05] <frankS2> what? isnt KDE usuable in ubuntu yet?
[05:05] <rafase282> too much stuff
[05:05] <rafase282> brb let me check the site
[05:05] <danielqb> Ksi no Krajo
[05:05] <rafase282> but is an HP pavillion dv5
[05:05] <terrestre> zedster, maybe you can check your permissions
[05:05] <coleys> frankS2: Kubuntu = kde with ubuntu
[05:05] <coleys> rafase282:
[05:05] <rafase282> yes?
[05:05] <zedster> I own ~/.pidgin for sure
[05:05] <terrestre> zedster, 'ls -la .purple/'
[05:05] <coleys> rafase282: you have the same sound card as me, do you get wierd distoorted sound?
[05:05] <frankS2> coleys: that is correct
[05:06] <princedugan> nikor_:no, to install fluxbuntu, you need to install from a fluxbuntu CD. or you need to know the hundreds of packages (in synaptic) that fluxbuntu uses and how each one needs to be configured. fluxbuntu is functional, not friendly. If you are new to Linux, I would definitly not reccomend it. If you are new and require a lightweight desktop, use xubuntu instead. there is a xubuntu-desktop in synaptic
[05:06] <Tosted> xsane can not recognize my scanner!!! :[
[05:06] <rafase282> right now, I do not get sound at all
[05:06] <Orbixx> zedster: Make sure the chmod permissions let the owner access it.
[05:06] <zedster> terrestre, yep
[05:06] <genii> Tosted: Is it part of some multifunction printer thing?
[05:06] <coleys> xubuntu is just as customizable as gnome, less gui =o
[05:06] <frenzy_usa> Orbixx: Use the 'at' command
[05:06] <zedster> terrestre, its green, nothings red
[05:06] <zedster> hmm....
[05:06] <Tosted> genii, yeah!!
[05:06] <albech> can anyone confirm that it is due to missing settings in the kernel that i cannot establish a tunnel to my openvpn server? I am getting this log error on my 9.04 openpvn client: 'tun0: Disabled Privacy Extensions'
[05:06] <Orbixx> frenzy_usa: Thanks.
[05:06] <zedster> I ran debug and it looked like pidgin tried to load the files and then did nothing about it
[05:06]  * wtv uses xfce4 and never felt faster:)
[05:07] <coleys> !!! amen
[05:07]  * Gnea uses E17
[05:07] <nikor_> coleys, What did you mean by fr33k ?
[05:07] <wtv> lol
[05:07] <coleys> Oh. I hate kde.
[05:07] <coleys> Its ugly.
[05:07] <terrestre> your already reinstalled pidgin right?  i dont have a /.pidgin folder btw
[05:07] <foolz> is it possible to upload multiple files from the same HTML form with different 'name' attributes for the file input fields?
[05:07] <xangua> coleys: Its ugly because it looks like windows ¿¿
[05:08] <genii> Tosted: Please pastebin result of: sudo scanimage -L                (after seeing that sane-utils is installed if not already)
[05:08] <dingleberry> Ok
[05:08] <Gnea> foolz: what?
[05:08] <zedster> terrestre, yes, think I'll copy my logs and accounts, remove all and do an install that way
[05:08] <dingleberry> Like an hour ago
[05:08] <zedster> and you do have the file, its a hidden
[05:08] <dingleberry> i asked how to install java on firefox
[05:08] <frenzy_usa> foolz: yes
[05:08] <dingleberry> and the stupid bot linked me to installing java on your computer, thats easy
[05:08] <coleys> xangua: Yeah, and cause its ugly! and overly flashy... like it's trying to compensate for something ;]
[05:08] <dingleberry> How do I install java for firefox?
[05:08]  * Gnea looks at dingleberry
[05:08]  * piroko scratches his head
[05:08] <zedster> dingleberry, for the newest jdk you have to go to sun chmod the .bin +x and then run it
[05:08] <coleys> dingleberry: sudo apt-get sun-java6-bin?  I think.
[05:08] <zedster> its not fun
[05:09] <Gnea> installing java for the computer *is* installing java for firefox - it installs the shared library that firefox uses
[05:09] <coleys> dingleberry: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
[05:09] <zaccour> how do i convert .img to .iso? i lost my flash drive
[05:09] <Gnea> dingleberry: did you check your about:plugins to make sure after restarting firefox?
[05:09] <Gnea> dingleberry: or did you even bother to install java?
[05:09] <Tosted> No scanners were identified. If you were expecting something different,
[05:09] <Tosted> check that the scanner is plugged in, turned on and detected by the
[05:09] <Tosted> sane-find-scanner tool (if appropriate). Please read the documentation
[05:09] <Tosted> which came with this software (README, FAQ, manpages).
[05:09] <FloodBot3> Tosted: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:09] <dingleberry> Gnea, java     java_vm  javaws
[05:10] <dingleberry> the damn thing is everywhere on my computer....it doesn't work in firefox, and yes its enabled
[05:10] <genii> !pastebin | Tosted
[05:10] <dingleberry> i've read through all the documentation
[05:10] <Gnea> Tosted: did you check the supported scanner page?
[05:10] <zaccour> how do i convert .img to .iso? i lost my flash drive
[05:10] <Gnea> dingleberry: so java is enabled in firefox, and therefore it doesn't work in firefox? what site(s) are you trying to view java on?
[05:10] <dingleberry> Gnea, i'm looking in about:plugins
[05:10] <dingleberry> its not there at all
[05:10] <Gnea> then it didn't get enabled. hrm.
[05:10] <Tosted> Gnea, yeah, but i couldn t install then!
[05:11] <cfedde> java is one of the things that comes wiht the restricted extras
[05:11] <genii> dingleberry: And did you restart your browser after the java install?
[05:11] <xangua> dingleberry: have you already installed 'java plugin' ¿?
[05:11] <coleys> dingleberry: In terminal sudo aptitude install sun-java6-bin
[05:11] <Gnea> dingleberry: did you check the repository list to see if there's, perhaps, a separate java plugin package for firefox that utilizes the java you've installed?
[05:11]  * genii sneaks coleys a coffee
[05:11] <xangua> cfedde: java doe not come in Restricted extras
[05:11] <coleys> wewt!
[05:12] <dingleberry> genii, yes, killed firefox completely
[05:12] <dingleberry> xanadu, no? i can't find anything specific for firefox
[05:12] <xangua> xangua: dingleberry: have you already installed 'java plugin' ¿?
[05:12] <rafase282> coleys: can you help me get audio onmy laptop?
[05:12] <WIGGMPk> I keep getting a dialog box that says "Orca is required to use this Screenlet" but as far as I can tell, Orca is installed
[05:12] <coleys> rafase282: Yeah, your card is Intel hda right?
[05:13] <dingleberry> I've installed just about everything java possible besides the darn plugin!
[05:13] <rafase282> I'm not sure, since I have the AMD version
[05:13] <rafase282> with ATI
[05:13] <Gnea> dingleberry: hrm. what version of ubuntu?
[05:13] <coleys> hmm.\
[05:13] <terrestre> sudo aptitude reinstall ubuntu-restricted-extras? maybe
[05:13] <cfedde> http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/ubuntu-restricted-extras
[05:14] <coleys> rafase282: Paste output of 'lspci | grep audio'
[05:14] <nikor_> princedugan, If I do decide to try out the xubuntu desktop - will that mess with my gnome desktop or would it be a totally separate desktop ?
[05:14] <coleys> Totaly seperate session.
[05:14] <dingleberry> Gnea, the latest version
[05:14] <genii> !info sun-java6-plugin
[05:14] <coleys> They would be the same desktop, different sessions :p
[05:14] <genii> Hm
[05:14] <wtv> nikor_: no interference would be seen
[05:14] <terrestre> nikor_, but some apps will mess just like with kubuntu
[05:15] <rafase282> 01:00.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc RV620 Audio device [Radeon HD 34xx Series]
[05:15] <Tosted> Xsane says, no hardwares found!!!
[05:15] <terrestre> nikor_, but you can try and then just uninstalled
[05:15] <dingleberry> ubottu, lmao, if that is it, google really sucks
[05:15] <bc> 9.04 just drops me to the busybox prompt when I try to install it. 8.10 server wants to install just fine. tried safe mode graphics, noacpi, acpi=off to no avail. any suggestions?
[05:15] <Gnea> dingleberry: okay. I just upgraded to jaunty the other day on a system here and hadn't checked java yet... looks like something changed... so i tried to visit a site and was told to install java, and the 'install missing plugins' popped up at the top, clicked on it, recommened icedtea, installed it just now... and now it's working.
[05:16] <Gnea> dingleberry: ubottu is a bot :)
[05:16] <Tosted> os[hak@laptop, Linux 2.6.28-11-generic i686]
[05:16] <nikor_> terrestre, Sorry - Do you mean that - Unless I decided to a separate clean install of any other desktop - this would be best way to do it without having problems - correct ?
[05:16] <terrestre> !ubottu
[05:16] <dingleberry> Gnea, well the bot gave me the right answer this time, last time, i just helped me install java, and that top, missing plugin thing never works for me
[05:16] <dingleberry> apt-get sun-java6-plugin
[05:16] <Keypad> Can some one help me with amarok, it keeps erroring and keeps falling back to pulse audio
[05:17] <Gnea> dingleberry: well good, glad it's working :)
[05:17] <princedugan> nikor_: installing xubuntu-desktop lets you select is as a session when you log in. You have the option to set it as the default.  Gnome will still remain a valid choice too. They will not interfere with each other, but they share your home directory. ie: change files on you desktop and they change in both places.
[05:17] <Shinu> I'm having a hell of a time setting up php mail(); on the local host, anyone have a guide?
[05:17] <dingleberry> I went through about 100 pages on google and none of them recommended anything like that
[05:17] <cxamer> Hey all; I am trying to get bluetooth going on a ubuntu 8.04 minimal install (used as a htpc running xbmc) i installed libbluetooth2_3.24 deb , Just wondering if there is any other packages i may need to get it working ?
[05:17] <Gnea> dingleberry: and that's the nice thing about linux/bsd - there's always more than one way to make something work
[05:17] <myst_> can anybody help? I have HP printer in Windows AD and linux workstation in simple workgroup. How i can print on this printer? I dont have idea
[05:17] <rafase282> 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA
[05:17] <wrektjet> trying to fix a mistake a made during installation.. anyone know exactly how much space the standard installation takes up?
[05:17] <Gnea> dingleberry: well, keep in mind that 9.04 just came out, so there are some minor, undocumented changes - but that's one of the reasons why we're here, to figure these out
[05:18] <bc> anyone? -> 9.04 desktop just drops me to the busybox prompt when I try to install it. 8.10 server wants to install just fine. tried safe mode graphics, noacpi, acpi=off to no avail. any suggestions?
[05:18] <Gnea> bc: what's your CPU/MEM/graphics?
[05:18] <genii> bc: Try the alternate installer CD then
[05:18] <terrestre> nikor_, you can try any desktop you want actually, theres a lot
[05:18] <Tosted> Gnea, wt about mp?
[05:18] <phantom---> !
[05:19] <Gnea> Tosted: did it say how comptatible it is?
[05:19] <nikor_> princedugan, Ok - I think I'm ok with that - Will give a go - Worst I that could happen is I would have to just reinstall again.....
[05:19] <wrektjet> i have under 7 gig available on a partition.. that enuff space?
[05:19] <nikor_> princedugan, Thank you for your help & advice.
[05:19] <bc> Gnea: 2gb ddr400, nVidia FX5500, 2.4ghz intel 4 -- mainboard is Intel D865PERL with ICH5, and I'm using a SATA disk.
[05:20] <nikor_> terrestre,  Thank you as well.
[05:20] <bc> genii: ok, looking
[05:20] <Gnea> bc: that should be good enough. can you examine the output of the dmesg command to see if it brings up any errors?
[05:21] <frenzy_usa> myst_: What HP printer do you have?
[05:21] <sireromano> OI ppl
[05:21] <terrestre> sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop xubuntu-desktop edubuntu-desktop ubuntustudio-desktop ;)
[05:21] <Vulture_> rizon.net
[05:21] <bc> Gnea: I checked dmesg earlier, and it picked up the disk/controller. One error during the installer before busybox prompt was ata3: SRST failed
[05:21] <MR_smart> #jakarta
[05:21] <wtv> terrestre: the smiley would cause syntax error :P
[05:22] <bc> Gnea: "reset" im assuming. checked that message on teh google and it said it was a bug in older kernel.. which shouldnt be the case here
[05:22] <terrestre> wtv, lol
[05:22] <myst_> frenzy_usa HP Color laserJet 1215
[05:22] <Gnea> bc: sounds like a controller misconfiguration, a bad disk or a bad cable (probably bad cable)
[05:22] <nikor_> terrestre, Thanks - will read more on it and decide which other one I'll give a try - I really am happy with Gnome - It is very solid - reliable and just works......
[05:22] <frenzy_usa> myst_: Ok, give me minute
[05:23] <bc> Gnea: ... however, 8.10 server installs
[05:23] <kris> Hi. I'm on an x86_64 processor. I'm trying to install a package from a 3rd party .deb repository that doesn't have x86_64 packages. 1) Is it possible to run a program compiled for i386 on 64-bit linux (Like Vista's compatibility mode)? 2) If so, is it possible to direct apt to do this automatically?
[05:23] <kris> Thanks in advance!
 ok, tnx
[05:23] <terrestre> nikor_, im agree with you
[05:23] <plume> merci pour celui qui m'a aidé a rejoindre le canal français, bonne nuit a lui et a vous! bye!
[05:23] <kris> !fr | plume
[05:23] <Gnea> bc: maybe the kernel isn't picking up the error in 8.10, or maybe the 9.04 kernel has a problem...
[05:23] <terrestre> kubuntu-desktop will install kde4 or kde3?
[05:23] <Gnea> bc: what about 9.04 server?
[05:23] <syockit> In a dual screen config, how do I setup a workspace for each screen?
[05:24] <olskolirc> kde4 terrestre
[05:24] <genii> plume: eg:  /join #ubuntu-fr
[05:24] <bc> Gnea: I'm downloading 8.10 desktop, 9.04 server isos to try now. and I guess the alternate installer iso.
[05:24] <terrestre> olskolirc, thx
[05:24] <Gnea> bc: sounds like a plan :)
[05:24] <bc> Gnea: I have a feeling something will ruin my plans. :)
[05:24] <unkmar> syockit: with a script and wmctrl to control program window placement.
[05:24] <Gnea> bc: don't let it and it won't ;)
[05:25] <bc> Gnea: well I'm hoping. I've been running this Debian install since 2000 and I'm getting sick and tired of it.
[05:26] <phantom---> anyone uses xfire with wine?
[05:26] <Gnea> bc: then you come from a similar background as I
[05:27] <bc> Gnea: I thought your nick looked familiar
[05:27] <Gnea> bc: there are other users here that used to or still use Debian as well
[05:27] <Gnea> I still use Debian on a few machines, but only for servers now
[05:28] <bc> Gnea: I switched a server to ubuntu server after years of debian. i like debian, I just don't feel like doing any work anymore.
[05:28] <syockit> unkmar: which means I have to make a xorg.conf then? I'm using gnome on jaunty now, and by default, dual screen config creates a wide virtual resolution, but because it foils tablet behavior, I needed a per-screen workspace. Does the script you mention involve jailing mouse pointers or something?
[05:28] <ADjames> How do i set it to when i upload a file via ftp to a directory it gives it 755 permissions?
[05:28] <Gnea> bc: yeah, a lot of debian remains un-evolutionized and it doesn't grow much
[05:28] <ADjames> Right now its not giving it any.
[05:28] <ChrisULM> i installed jaunty when it was beta. Do i need to update my repos to get the released version?
[05:29] <Magic-Fx> I love ubuntu
[05:29] <Magic-Fx> :)
[05:29] <frenzy_usa> myst_: Try http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/models/color_laserjet/hp_color_laserjet_cp1215.html.
[05:29] <xangua> ChrisULM: you just need to update ..........................
[05:29] <Gnea> bc: that's one of the problems of being staunchly reliant strictly on certain licensing schemes - it hampers development
[05:29] <unkmar> syockit: it would only place the windows into specific locations at specific sizes.
[05:29] <ChrisULM> xangua, just an apt-get update and thats it?
[05:29] <icozens> can anyone help me figure out how to install matlab from an iso?
[05:29] <xangua> yes ChrisULM
[05:30] <unkmar> syockit: it would not restrict mouse movement.
[05:30] <Gnea> ChrisULM: as long as you dist-upgrade, you should be fine
[05:30] <bc> Gnea: i'll pick this up tomorrow sometime. downloading isos, and i'll burn and test (takes reboots though). maybe if you're around I'll pick your brain again.
[05:30] <ChrisULM> good deal, thanks
[05:30] <bc> Gnea: i used to be a supporter of the licensing thing, but i just want to get work done, and it was getting in the way
[05:30] <Gnea> bc: I may or may not be :) there are a lot of other knowledgable people here as well
[05:31] <Chris8> hey guys.... need some help downloading updates to play a DVD... i have all repositories checked in Synaptic, NO updates found, and i still can't play a DVD in any of the 3 media players i have installed... what's wrong?
[05:31] <bc> Gnea: thanks
[05:31] <syockit> unkmar: any links for resources? I only found http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/X.Org/Dual_Monitors so far, not sure if it will work as I want it to
[05:31] <myst_> frenzy_usa its driver? but i have no idea what type of connection i must use
[05:31] <tanath> need help. i'm getting asked for password to reboot. says 'system policy prevents restarting the system when other users are logged in'. never got that before, and there should be no other users logged in. 'who' in terminal lists only me. wtf?
[05:32] <Gnea> bc: also, found ubuntuforums.org to be an immense help
[05:32] <FloridaGuy> i watch tv on my pc...play mpeg video's and listen to mp3's....would ubunto-studio be any better for this
[05:32] <Rianth> So who is the ALSA/sound expert?
[05:32] <TopBunny88>  bc you might also want to SEARCH the forums at linuxquestions.org
[05:32] <bc> Gnea: was just looking at that. i tried here first because it's typically faster, can you blame me? :D
[05:33] <Chris8> help :  is it impossible to play DVDs wif jaunty?
[05:33] <bc> TopBunny88: will do, thank you
[05:33] <Tosted> my scanner is not supported by sane project!!! :[ it is a samsung scx 4200
[05:33] <Gnea> bc: I could, but I won't lol
[05:33] <frenzy_usa> myst-: Is the printer connected to the linux workstation or the AD server?
[05:34] <Chris8> help!  I've searched for all the libraries, all the updates and i still can't watch a DVD... is this a problem with Jaunty?
[05:34] <Tosted> ! ocr
[05:34] <xangua> Chriss8 have you installed libdvdcss2 from Medibuntu repository ¿
[05:34] <wrektjet> minor q: how do u get the rhythmbox controller to add to the panel?
[05:34] <Tosted> ! scanner
[05:34] <myst_> the printer connected to the windows workstation in AD
[05:34] <tkt> FloridaGuy, I think ubuntu-studio is more for like remastering and editing of video and audio, not so much the viewing
[05:34] <tanath> can anyone help me with this? i'm getting asked for password to reboot. says 'system policy prevents restarting the system when other users are logged in'. never got that before, and there should be no other users logged in. 'who' in terminal lists only me.
[05:35] <edogzilla> hi i'm having a problem with firefox in 8.04. it won't play video. I've tried to install plugins but none of them work. most websites video doesnt work. any suggestions?
[05:35] <FloridaGuy> tkt, ok thanks
[05:35] <TopBunny88> bc: I would also register for a use account n lq because there ar member of the lq community whom a re much more knoledgable then most of the people in this irc channel.
[05:35] <Tosted> !ubottu i ll kill you!!!
[05:35] <terrestre> lol jajaja
[05:35] <bc> Gnea: what is the current 9.04 kernel? im searching the site but can't find it
[05:35] <tanath> bc, <IP_ADDRESS>.15
[05:36] <bc> tanath: thank you
[05:36] <sireromano> edogzilla-is it flash not working?
[05:36] <edogzilla>  i'm not sure if its flash or not
[05:36] <TopBunny88> bc: My lq user name is : NewBirth88
[05:36] <Gnea> bc: my version is returning 2.6.28-11-generic
[05:36] <sireromano> have you tried in the package manager to install it?
[05:36] <edogzilla> yes
[05:36] <sireromano> no luck?
[05:36] <frenzy_usa> myst_: Select Network/Ethernet connection
[05:37] <edogzilla> I get an error that my hardware isnt supported or some such thing
[05:37] <bc> TopBunny88: thanks, noted. if one of these isos don't work I'll probably end up there
[05:37] <IntangibleLiquid> images appear to break. I mean, the quality of the images on Firefox is really low. Is it a graphics driver problem or something?
[05:37] <sireromano> have you tried to uninstall firefox same with firefox the reinstall?
 myst_: Select Network/Ethernet connection - and?
[05:37] <sireromano> thats wrid
[05:37] <edogzilla> no i havent tried that. how do i do that?
[05:37] <coleyszzz> night peoples. ='
[05:38] <wrektjet> edogzilla. you might want to go into syaptec and check that only one flash player is enabled
[05:38] <sireromano> in the package manager do like you would install but uninstall
[05:38] <wrektjet> you cant uninstall firefox
[05:38] <tanath> can anyone help me with this? i'm getting asked for password to reboot. says 'system policy prevents restarting the system when other users are logged in'. never got that before, and there should be no other users logged in. 'who' in terminal lists only me.
[05:38] <ADjames> what command should i use to set umast to allow 755 permissions on all new files created?
[05:38] <edogzilla> which flash am i supposed to have?
[05:38] <TopBunny88> IntangibleLiquid: More hardware spacific informatin is required before i can asist yu with yur issue.
[05:38] <frenzy_usa> myst_: Click the button labeled 'Next' and it should detect the printer
[05:39] <wrektjet> edogzilla, open synaptic
[05:39] <wrektjet> then type flash
[05:39] <edogzilla> done
[05:39] <edogzilla> done
[05:39]  * bc seems to be starting his own ubuntu mirror
[05:39] <IntangibleLiquid> TopBunny88, I'm using an X3100, intel 965 mobile on a dell inspiron 1420
[05:39] <edogzilla> i get a bunch of stuff
[05:39] <edogzilla> when i type flash
[05:39] <wrektjet> do u see flashplugin-nonfree and flahplugion-ionstaller
[05:39] <edogzilla> one sec
[05:40] <TopBunny88> !intel |int
 i havent Network/Ethernet connection in System - Adm - Printer
[05:40] <edogzilla> no. i dont see non-free or ionstaller
[05:41] <sireromano> it is the flashplugin installation
[05:41] <bc> Gnea, tanath, TopBunny88: thanks. ttyl.
[05:41] <edogzilla> adobe flash plugin 10 will not let me install
[05:41] <edogzilla> it says it doesnt support my computer type
[05:42] <TopBunny88> IntangibleLiquid: Have you checked the forum at ubuntuforums and Linuxquestions.org btw my lq user name is NewBirth88
[05:42] <wrektjet> are u on the websaite?
[05:42] <sireromano> what are your specs
[05:42] <edogzilla> swfdec flash player. does that work?
[05:42] <wrektjet> edogzilla, are you downloading from the adobe website?
[05:42] <edogzilla> no synaptic
[05:42] <IntangibleLiquid> TopBunny88, there's one similar question, but it didn't get answered :(
[05:42] <bdunlap> Does anybody know of a good webcam app that has a motion sensor feature?
[05:42] <wrektjet> edogzilla, i couldnt get any video until i disabled that
[05:42] <edogzilla> website wont let me either
[05:42] <Rianth> can anyone help be troubleshoot my sound.. or lack thereof.
[05:42] <edogzilla> disabled what?
[05:42] <sireromano> removing flash and reinstalling it might help
[05:42] <sireromano> all plugins are in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/lib
[05:43] <wrektjet> did u try in aterminal? sudo apt-get install flashplugin0installer
[05:43] <TopBunny88> edogzilla: Yu want the flash-plugin-nonfree package
[05:43] <wrektjet> sorry flashplugin-installer
[05:43] <KingKimi> is there any VIEWER to see animated GIFs ????
[05:43] <tanath> can anyone help me with this? i'm getting asked for password to reboot. says 'system policy prevents restarting the system when other users are logged in'. never got that before, and there should be no other users logged in. 'who' in terminal lists only me.
[05:43] <errorio> if anybody here has a good voice, a mic, and deathly in love with open source/gnu/linux message me and i'll make you famous-
[05:44] <esac> any ideas why firefox would stop working? i tried closing and reopening it. i have some previous opened tabs and they all work. but if i type anything in the location or search bar and hit enter, it does nothing
[05:44] <edogzilla> wrekjet: it couldnt find the installer
[05:44] <TopBunny88> IntangibleLiquid: All i can suggest is that yu post yur exact problem n linuxquestins and se what kind of fix sugestions you get
[05:44] <genii> errorio: Maybe ask in #ubuntu-offtopic and not here, it's not some support question
[05:44] <edogzilla> topbunny: cant find the non-free in synaptic
[05:44] <IntangibleLiquid> TopBunny88, ok thanks!
[05:44] <Chris8> Is there a setting for synaptic that will have it suggest multiverse libraries for you?
[05:44] <wrektjet> really? how about sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[05:44] <binarymutant> totem is fuzzy playing videos, I dont understand why either
[05:44] <TopBunny88> IntangibleLiquid: You are quite welcome
[05:45] <pjillip41> hi i have just downloaded ubuntu 9.04 and wish to install it on my external usb hard drive any ideas how to do that at all
[05:45] <KingKimi> is there any animated GIF VIEWER in synpantic ???? i was aksing this yesterday also......  any animated gif viewer  (not any webbroswer) .......
[05:45] <edogzilla> wrekjet: it says flashplugin non-free is already the newest version
[05:45] <wrektjet> ok so go again to synaptic
[05:45] <TopBunny88> IntangibleLiquid: remeber to keep yur ubuntu related questions in the disro spacific forums fo ubuntu on lq
[05:45] <tanath> KingKimi, gthumb works fine
[05:46] <esac> i know it doesnt add much to the conversation, but i think i am going to wait for a few updates before running jaunty. ive run every release since 6.10 and this version has so much broken in it
[05:46] <wrektjet> and search "flash" and alphabatize the list sop u are sure of what u are looking at
[05:46] <bdunlap> i dont see a lot wrong with jaunty
[05:46] <KingKimi> tanath, THNX !
[05:46] <HitThemLow> hi any tips on cutting my installation down really small?
[05:46] <bdunlap> the screen flickering thing bugs me but there is a patch for it, which mostly helped me.
[05:46] <edogzilla> how do i alphabetize?
[05:46] <HitThemLow> like > 3 gb small?
[05:46] <wrektjet> click on the bar that says package
[05:47] <edogzilla> done
[05:47] <wrektjet> bdunlap, do u mean flickering while watching full screen video and running compiz?
[05:47] <bdunlap> wrektjet, no, during basic use.
[05:47] <wrektjet> edogzilla, is flashplugin-nonfree on the list
[05:47] <edogzilla> no
[05:47] <esac> bdunlap, i am getting segmentation fault when running apt-get, firefox isnt working, i just ran an update and it says gvfs-fuse is missing a newline at the end of the file and wont let me update, and a few other small problems
[05:47] <Elite> Anyone here able to compile the samba server for me to install?
[05:48] <Gnea> Elite: it's already done
[05:48] <bdunlap> wrektjet, when i open vlc my screen brightness goes to lowest setting but it did that in intrepid as well
[05:48] <Jinxed-> I have a 64 bit laptop and plan to dual boot vista ultimate (32 bit) and ubuntu... should I get the 32 bit or the 64 bit version?
[05:48] <Elite> its already done?
[05:48] <pjillip41> can anyone help a new ubuntu user try and install ubuntu on a usb hard drive
[05:48] <wrektjet> bdunlap, oh. im having the compiz/fullscreen issue
[05:48] <HitThemLow> hi any tips on cutting my installation down really small? I ma making a customized distro, and i need to fit it on a cd or a us stick > 1 gb
[05:48] <frenzy_usa> Elite: 'sudo apt-get install samba' should install everything you need
[05:48] <TopBunny88> Elite: Apt-get -y install samba
[05:48] <edogzilla> wrektjet: it is not in the list
[05:48] <Elite> Jinxed-, get the 64 bit
[05:49] <wrektjet> edogzilla, is swfdec on the list
[05:49] <Elite> why the -y flag?
[05:49] <bdunlap> frenzy_usa: try ubuntu-based distros, there are quite a few that are tiny (like 50mb) total.
[05:49] <edogzilla> wrektjet: yes it is
[05:49] <wrektjet> is there a green box to the left of it
[05:49] <edogzilla> there is an unchecked box
[05:49] <TopBunny88> Elite: S you don't have to sit therepunching the y key twenty times
[05:49] <Gnea> !samba | Elite (Samba is pre-compiled for you in Ubuntu, just install it. The directions on these webpages will guide you properly.)
[05:50] <Jinxed-> Elite: What is the advantage of the 64 bit version over the 32 bit version
[05:50] <Jinxed-> !burn
[05:50] <Abdiel> anyone feel like helping me fix an audio problem?
[05:50] <wrektjet> jinxed i think 32 will only recognize up to 3gig of mem for starters
[05:50] <i3luefire> !info
[05:50] <albech> i just cannot get the openvpn to work with 9.04. I have installed the openvpn plugin for the network manager and vpnc framework for the network manager, but it still dont even try to connect.. i am still getting this in my logfile: tun0: Disabled Privacy Extensions
[05:50] <Elite> Jinxed-, it will be more efficient on the 64-BIT proc
[05:50] <HitThemLow> hi any tips on cutting my installation down really small? I ma making a customized distro, and i need to fit it on a cd or a usb stick > 1 gb, any thing I can delete to make room?
[05:50] <wrektjet> edogzilla, are any of them checked off?
[05:51] <Jinxed-> alright
[05:51] <frenzy_usa> Abdiel: More details
[05:51] <tanath> can anyone help me with this? i'm getting asked for password to reboot. says 'system policy prevents restarting the system when other users are logged in'. never got that before, and there should be no other users logged in. 'who' in terminal lists only me.
[05:51] <edogzilla> wrektjet: some of them are yes
[05:51] <albech> HitThemLow, LFS
[05:51] <HitThemLow> albech: im making a custom distro, not one from scratch
[05:51] <Madpilot> HitThemLow, you know the Ubuntu ISO already fits on a CD and includes liveCD capability, right?
[05:51] <Jinxed-> Elite: should I install linux or ubuntu first... and where are the burning instructions i need to theck the checksum
[05:51] <HitThemLow> yes -_-'
[05:51] <albech> HitThemLow, then start with the tiny debian dist
[05:51] <HitThemLow> I just need dif programs
[05:52] <bdunlap> Jinxed-: linux is ubuntu
[05:52] <bdunlap> and ubuntu is linux
[05:52] <HitThemLow> albech: im already done lol
[05:52] <tanath> bdunlap, ubuntu is linux. linux is not ubuntu :P
[05:52] <HitThemLow> I just need to get it 50 mb down
[05:52] <bdunlap> not all of linux
[05:52] <albech> HitThemLow, convert to uclibc instead of clibc
[05:52] <InCrypto> wow !!! im still gettin the Server maybe overloaded ..could not find relase notes
[05:52] <tanath> or gnu/linux if you prefer
[05:52] <edogzilla> wrektjet:should i install swfdec flash plugin?
[05:52] <Jinxed-> hahaha... sorry i knew that... i meant ubuntu or vista first
[05:52] <HitThemLow> albech: lol wtf?
[05:52] <wrektjet> hmmmm. i know i had problems when i had more than one player installed.
[05:52] <Jinxed-> my bad
[05:53] <Elite> When I did apt-get install samba it says The following have unmet dependencies: samba: Depends: samba-common (= 3.0.21b.x.9-2) but 3.0.28a Iunbuntu is to be installed what does that mean?
[05:53] <pjillip41> but the questions is do you install it this is my first time using ubuntu
[05:53] <TopBunny88> Jinxed-: Ubuntu is a debian based Linux Distribution
[05:53] <InCrypto> update manager can faetch other updates though
[05:53] <albech> HitThemLow, that will give you 50 at least
[05:53] <HitThemLow> albech: english please?
[05:53] <Abdiel> When I boot ubuntu (9.04 64 bit) on my laptop, it starts to play the startup sound but it glitches and overlaps the sound like 100 times, then after it's done playing, I can't get any sound out of my speakers or my headphones
[05:53] <wrektjet> edogzilla, u could try: sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-nonfree amd then install swfdec in synaptic
[05:53] <wrektjet> it cmant hurt it completely reversioble
[05:53] <HitThemLow> Abdiel: remove the startup sound?
[05:53] <Madpilot> pjillip41, I missed your earlier comments - what are you trying to install?
[05:54] <Rianth> then he would have no sound
[05:54] <Masculism> Hello, is it possible to remove gnome, and stick with fluxbox?
[05:54] <pjillip41> ubuntu 9.04
[05:54] <frenzy_usa> Elite: samba requires samba-common for it to work and will not install without samba-common
[05:54] <pjillip41> and i have no idea at all
[05:54] <Jinxed-> Yeah sorry guys i meant should i install ubuntu or vista first and what should i give each partition out of 320 gigs?
[05:54] <HitThemLow> Rianth: wtf?
[05:54] <Chris8> i've installed w32codecs and libdvdcss* and now libdvdread3 is showing up as uninstalled in Synaptiic... is this normal?  should i install it again?
[05:54] <Jinxed-> i was thinking 100 gigs ubuntu the rest windows
[05:54] <HitThemLow> I disabled my sound, still have it on other things
[05:54] <Madpilot> pjillip41, have you downloaded the ISO and burned it to a CD-R?
[05:54] <Rianth> his start up sound is working but it stops after that
[05:54] <pjillip41> downloaded it but nor burnt yet
[05:54] <TopBunny88> Masculism: of course just do and apt-get -y remove gnome
[05:55] <xangua> Jinxed-: windows-ohtrer OS
[05:55] <xangua> in that order
[05:55] <Y-Town> Jinxed-: windows first then linux will add the boot loader to dual boot
[05:55] <pjillip41> do i need to burn
[05:55] <Abdiel> well sort of working, it doesn't play the sound right, it repeats each note of it a number of times
[05:55] <binary__> Sup people
[05:55] <HitThemLow> Rianth: no the startup sound is glitched
[05:55] <albech> HitThemLow, research busybox/uclibc - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uclibc not an easy task though, but building tiny footprint dists arent supposed to be easy ;)
[05:55] <KingKimi> how do add more number of workspaces ??????? right now i have only 2 ....  i want it to be 4 ? is it possible ??
[05:55] <Elite> frenzy_usa, if I do apt-get install samba-common it says it is installed
[05:55] <Madpilot> pjillip41, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto
[05:55] <edogzilla> wrektjet: done
[05:55] <xangua> Chris8: that is not normal, resintall
[05:55] <HitThemLow> albech: all that for 50 mbs?
[05:55] <wrektjet> jinxed. you could make an additional partitiion just for ubuntu
[05:55] <Masculism> TopBunny88, no, I mean would I lose anything. Because fluxbox doesn;t have gnome-desktop, or xubuntu-desktop
[05:55] <Chris8> Xangua: Thsnks!
[05:55] <HitThemLow> cant I just remove the default themes or something?
[05:55] <arvind_khadri> !puregnome > me
[05:55] <Madpilot> pjillip41, that link includes Windows burning info for you
[05:55] <lstarnes> KingKimi: right-click on the workspace switcher and select "preferences"
[05:55] <Jinxed-> is the x64 bit version of infrarecorder the 64 bit version?\
[05:55] <binarymutant> I upgraded to jaunty and I have a few unresolved issues, my stylus doesnt right click anymore and totem is a little fuzzy :(  can someone help me pls