[07:28] <lordievader> Good morning
[12:31] <BluesKaj> Howdy all
[14:11] <IrcsomeBot4> Régis was added by: Régis
[14:39] <IrcsomeBot4> GuiMont was added by: GuiMont
[17:09] <Roey{-> hi
[17:09] <Roey{-> anyone here?
[17:09] <Roey{-> Lord_of_Life: oh hi there
[17:10] <Roey{-> I'm trying to fix my sound.. when I do "lshw", i do see my motherboard's integrated sound device; however, it's not registering in PulseAudio. how can I diagnose why this is?
[17:10] <Roey{-> I'm on Kubuntu 18.10, and this issue started after I upgraded from 18.04.
[17:28] <Lord_of_Life> It's a bad idea to ping people randomly
[17:29] <Lord_of_Life> Update, restart, reinstall pulse and/or alsa


[20:45] <AlanBell> hi all, anyone from the North in here?
[20:47] <moylan> can't think of anyone in the room off hand who is from the north.  could be wrong though.
[20:51] <czajkowski> hmm
[20:51] <czajkowski> none irc AlanBell
[20:51] <czajkowski> and the ones who are on the list are rather quiet
[20:51] <czajkowski> whats up
[20:52] <czajkowski> moylan: join #RWCRants for rugby cup rantings
[20:52] <AlanBell> we have nobody in NI on the UK map, thought there might be someone hiding in here
[20:52] <czajkowski> well maybe they consider themselves a -ie
[20:52] <czajkowski> it's a touchy subject I suspect
[20:52] <AlanBell> and we are arranging a UK pub crawl, so figured we should visit all the corners
[20:53] <czajkowski> :)
[20:53] <moylan> czajkowski: don't follow rugby. i know, i know, i should.  makes your passionate twitterings all the more fun when a game is on! :-D
[20:53] <czajkowski> hehe
[20:54] <moylan> got your red lemonade all packed for the uk?
[20:54] <czajkowski> not checking in luggage
[20:54] <czajkowski> have my 6 packets of bacon
[20:54] <czajkowski> and black and white pudding
[20:54] <czajkowski> will get taytos at airport
[20:54] <czajkowski> unless they sell red lemonade there
[20:55] <moylan> ah pudding.  loves me a piece of white pudding on bread with a sausage, egg and a splash of ketchup!
[20:55] <czajkowski> only white for me
[20:56] <AlanBell> white pudding is teh awesome
[20:56] <czajkowski> got me galtee bacon
[20:56] <czajkowski> and clonakilty pudding
[20:56] <moylan> you just can never ever ever watch how it is made! :-)
[20:56] <czajkowski> shhhh
[20:56] <czajkowski> lalalalalal
[20:56] <czajkowski> dont want to know
[20:56] <AlanBell> and mcCamridges brown bread
[20:57] <AlanBell> and burren smokery salmon
[20:57] <czajkowski> hmm yes may bring back some brown bread
[20:57] <moylan> travelling to the uk with pork products.  really reminds me of the 70s for some reason.  lots of my family went with half a pig in their luggage.
[20:58] <czajkowski> yeah my dad was saying I cant bring it over
[20:58] <czajkowski> trust me
[20:58] <czajkowski> I'M BRINGING IT OVER
[20:58] <AlanBell> signs up in Shannon saying it is totally cool to take pork anywhere but the US
[20:58] <czajkowski> grand job
[20:58] <AlanBell> they sell raw bacon in departures
[20:59] <moylan> can't believe in the 21st century you can't get an irish sausage or piece of pudding in the uk.  there is a definite market for it!
[20:59] <czajkowski> richmond saussages
[21:00] <czajkowski> but so doesn't cound
[21:00] <czajkowski> *count
[21:00] <AlanBell> we have them, I don't rate them
[21:00] <AlanBell> got a dozen in the fridge right now
[21:00] <moylan> denny is the starting line.  it has to be at least as good if not better.
[21:01] <AlanBell> the kids like them, but I prefer English sausages
[21:01]  * moylan is shocked!! :-)
[21:03] <AlanBell> nice big cumberland :)
[21:04] <czajkowski> NO
[21:05] <moylan> i have to dig up my mothers recipe for soda bread.  fresh from the oven warm, with a glass of cold milk and real butter just melting.  and i have to stop right there before i drown in drool.
[21:05] <czajkowski> when you find it
[21:05] <czajkowski> MAil me
[21:06] <moylan> when my mother made it.  she had to make an extra one to throw to us to devour.  5-6 people in the kitchen getting the milk chilled.  the real butter ready.  utter heaven!
[21:08] <moylan> wonder if it's possible to make in the modern bread makers.  will have to do some research.  of course if it is my diet will be doomed!
[21:14] <AlanBell> I think we had a recipe for it in our breadmaker
[21:15] <AlanBell> buttermilk was a bit hard to get hold of though
[21:16] <moylan> but the shape is important to the cooking.  changes the texture and also the percentage of crust.  these things are important to the end result. at least to me anyway.
[21:16] <AlanBell> ah yeah, it made an mixed the dough, then take it out and shove in the oven
[21:17] <AlanBell> does pizza dough too, and the shape of that *really* matters
[21:17] <moylan> seem to remember my mother making it with and without buttermilk.  there would often be a carton of sour milk when she was making.  right have to email my cousin and sister who may have the recipe.
[22:34] <moylan> hey shanem


[04:59] <genii> !stoned
[04:59]  * genii smacks ubottu
[05:01] <genii> ubottu: !stoned is <reply> JUST SAY NO!
[05:01]  * genii sips
[05:08] <rww> . !coffee is <alias> stoned
[05:09] <genii> Noooooooooooooooooo
[05:09] <genii> rww:  ;)
[05:09] <chu> lol
[05:22] <rww> sigh, another *coin-er who doesn't know how to *nix
[06:53] <sugarface> Greetings, I'm from #help on Efnet. I have a person appealing a ban saying he was banned for spamming when he wasn't doing anything.
[06:55] <Flannel> sugarface: He was banned from where?
[06:55] <Flannel> Also, Howdy.
[06:55] <sugarface> freenode server
[06:56] <Flannel> sugarface: The entire server?
[06:56] <sugarface> Yes
[06:57] <sugarface> He needs to access #ubuntu so he can ask
 i had a question regarding my laptop overheting due to a pc game
[06:57] <Flannel> Aha.  This is a channel for the #ubuntu namespace, not all of freenode.  You'll want to go to #freenode, we can't help him at all until he can actually connect to the network.
[06:58] <sugarface> Thanks, i too thought he was ubuntu not the entire server
[06:58] <Flannel> (Sorry for the runaround, we really can't help)  The topic in #freenode does have some information about how to contact staff (since in the channel itself might not be too successful)
[06:58] <sugarface> banned from*
[06:59] <Flannel> Well, if he's banned from just #ubuntu, please instruct him to come here and we can work with him to resolve the ban in whatever fashion possible.
[06:59] <Flannel> But if it's network wide, yeah, we're not the people to talk to :)
[08:34] <k1l_> !away > CyberJacob
[08:43] <k1l_> !lag
[13:19] <Pici> "Because Debian did" is the best answer for people complaining about Ubuntu.
[13:20] <k1l_> followed by "because gnome did". answer for ranting why gnome2 was dropped


[00:02] <roasted> kyrofa: curious, once you build the nextcloud snap, what's involved in updating it? Is it the same process all over again?
[00:02] <kyrofa> roasted, I guess that depends on what you consider to be the "process"
[00:03] <roasted> kyrofa: I guess I'm talking time-wise. If packaging the nextcloud snap takes 1 hour due to the tasks involved, I was wondering if updating it from 9 to 10 (for example) is expected to take just as long.
[00:05] <kyrofa> roasted, it depends on what needs to change. For example, if nextcloud just needs to be updated from 9.0.50 to 9.0.53, it takes maybe 5 minutes. Make the change, verify that it works, spin off new builds on launchpad and they're automatically published once done
[00:05] <kyrofa> roasted, but if something fundamental needs change (e.g. use nginx instead of apache) that'll obviously take longer
[00:05] <roasted> ah yeah that's understandable.
[00:06] <roasted> I suppose it could be the same if apache needs (as per nextcloud requiring it for some reason) to be upgraded as well.
[00:08] <kyrofa> Indeed. Assuming the next release works fine, that's a pretty small amount of time
[00:08] <kyrofa> And if you have people willing to test your edge channel, it could be even less time if you just make the change and spin up edge builds
[00:08] <roasted> are you running nextcloud-server?
[00:08] <kyrofa> roasted, are you familiar with channels?
[00:08] <roasted> I know they exist, and their fundamentals.
[00:08] <roasted> I'm not a dev by any stretch to say "yeah I've done that" though
[00:09] <kyrofa> Actually no, my personal machine in a plug computer that is an arm architecture that ubuntu doesn't support
[00:09] <kyrofa> personal server rather
[00:09] <roasted> ah, was just curious.  :P
[00:19] <kyrofa> roasted, well, I work for canonical, so yeah
[00:19] <kyrofa> roasted, but even before that, yeah :)
[00:20] <roasted> kyrofa: hahahaha. imagine that.
[00:21] <roasted> kyrofa: we have a pretty large scale ubuntu deployment at work. does the job well.
[00:22] <kyrofa> roasted, oh yeah? Good to hear!
[00:22] <roasted> just bumped everything to 16.04
[00:22] <roasted> though nobody has gotten to use them yet
[00:22] <roasted> (summer vacation -- school district)
[00:24] <kyrofa> Ah yes
[00:24] <kyrofa> Perfect time to upgrade
[00:24] <kyrofa> When no one can whine at the downtime
[00:26] <roasted> hopefully with something we're toying with now, the future won't have any downtime besides a reboot
[00:27] <roasted> (aside from a reboot, of course) we shall see though.
[03:55] <frodowiz> trouble building a practice tcl/tk snap. staging seems fine. all the binaries seem to be  where they should be. i am getting the error "cant find /usr/bin/tclsh even though i see it in the staging file. same with other binaries. can someone point me to documentation that answers this? ive read snapcraft.io and the whole how to build a snap series.
[12:30] <Guest38753> hey guys, trick question. Can I install snapcraft on a chromeOS?
[12:53] <ogra_> Guest38753, i guess inside an ubuntu chroot you can
[12:55] <Guest38753> ogra_: humm, yes i guess, but that exacly what I wanted to avoid.
[12:57] <ogra_> why is that ?
[12:57] <ogra_> ypu actually want to mess up your host system with build crap and dependencies ?
[13:01] <Guest38753> well, I don't like the ideia of entering in a chroot env all the time I wanted to run a program.
[13:01] <Guest38753> perhabs I could install snap on a place like /mnt/stateful_partition/snappy
[13:01] <Guest38753> that wont change anything
[13:01] <ogra_> snapcraft installs all build deppendencies on the host ...
[13:01] <ogra_> when you use it to build snaps
[13:02] <ogra_> you really dont want that (i dont even build ubuntu packages on a plain ubuntu host ... be it snaps with snapcraft or debs ....)
[13:04] <ogra_> you are aware that snapcraft is a build tool (has nothing to do with installing or running snaps (well, you can test-run them if your system is capable))
[13:04] <ogra_> ?
[13:04] <Guest38753> but it's not self conteined?
[13:04] <ogra_> if you actually want snapd (the thing that installs and runs snaps) natively on chromeOS i suggest to talk to zyga during the week
[13:05] <ogra_> he does allteh ports to non ubuntu oses
[13:05] <Guest38753> I am, there is a tool that do a similar job, nix packages manager, but I had some problems using it.
[13:07] <Guest38753> hummmm. I see, Ok. I will look for him this week.
[13:07] <ogra_> he is usually around during european work hours
[13:08] <Guest38753> cool, thanks a lot.
[23:10] <Birchy> is there a CMake script for generating snappy packages?


[23:03] <jjakob> I just got my Librem 5. Wondering if I should replace phosh with ubports. does calling and sms work?


[00:09] <The_LoudSpeaker> https://phab.lubuntu.me/P39
[00:09] <The_LoudSpeaker> https://phab.lubuntu.me/P40
 I updated the package for lubuntu-grub-theme. Someone up for testing rn. I will be leaving in an hour max.
 also, uploading to ppa now. Regarding how to add it to lubuntu, just adding the package to one of the default ppas(or a repo on phab?) and installing it normally like any other package during installation of lubuntu would make the theme install by default. It will show up only in cases where it's dual booted.
 Suggestions and tests welcome.
 Also, anyone good with semver available rn?
 explain this ploxx https://semver.org/#spec-item-1
 Semantic versioning doesn't make sense if your library has no public API
[01:50] <The_LoudSpeaker> lol
 Because semantic versioning is based on your library's public API
[01:51] <The_LoudSpeaker> thanks!
[01:51] <The_LoudSpeaker> that was very easy to understand
 @tsimonq2 [<reply to image>], I'm here to troll Simon and otherwise be helpful
[01:51] <The_LoudSpeaker> then I can ignore that point foe lubuntu-grub-theme right
 Did someone say semver?
 @The_LoudSpeaker [<The_LoudSpeaker> then I can ignore that point foe lubuntu-grub-theme right], Yes
 @tsimonq2 [Did someone say semver?], yep! me
 Any other questions?
 @tsimonq2 [<reply to image>], I am here to help to support but I also enjoy pinging @teward001 randomly
 @tsimonq2 [Any other questions?], will ask. reading it rn.
 @The_LoudSpeaker [I am here to help and support but I also enjoy pinging @teward001 randomly], *salts @teward001 for Reasons*
 @tsimonq2 [*salts @teward001 for Reasons*], *accidentally neglects to turn on his backup power supply during the rainstorm in response*
 oopsies :)
 query about how calamares installs packages: … It first runs .install files of all packages and then runs .postinst files of all of them? or it runs .install and .postinstall files of each package at same time?
 Also, can't upload to ppa. It always times out. I lost the last ftp config file when I renistalled. any leads appreciated.
[03:21] <The_LoudSpeaker> nvm about ppa. got it.
[04:19] -lugito:#lubuntu-devel- [T59: fix keyboard shortcuts] The_LoudSpeaker (Raman Sarda) commented on the task: https://phab.lubuntu.me/T59#2275
[04:20] <The_LoudSpeaker> ^ @wxl @guiverc @HMollerCl
 @The_LoudSpeaker [<The_LoudSpeaker> https://phab.lubuntu.me/P39], about this, since I am not applying any upstream patch. shouldn't I just make changes and commit to rLXQTGLOBALKEYSPACKAGING without fetching source and all? we are just modifing the debian/ files right?
 @The_LoudSpeaker [query about how calamares installs packages: … It first runs .install files of all …], With only a couple of exceptions, Calamares doesn't install packages, it copies the live system to the installed system.
 @The_LoudSpeaker [about this, since I am not applying any upstream patch. shouldn't I just make ch …], Essentially you are making changes to the way the package builds. You should download the source and build the package. You don't necessarily need to extract the source in this case.
 @kc2bez [Essentially you are making changes to the way the package builds. You should dow …], So I don't need to untar the source right?
 Only uscan --download-current-version is enough?
 Right, as long as you don't need to edit any source files that should be enough.
 Do we have a slogan?
 "We make Lubuntu"
 jeje
 I will refrase it
 does Lubuntu has a slogan?
 *rephrase
[16:53] <The_LoudSpeaker> @HMollerCl you could coin one. :)
 "lightweight and dependable"
 or from https://lubuntu.me/taking-a-new-direction/#more-3081 "functional yet modular distribution focused on getting out of the way and letting users use their computer" but it is to long
 https://twitter.com/kubuntu/status/1168601531374923776
 Fwd from RikMills: Could anyone on twitter retweet please? … https://twitter.com/kubuntu/status/1168601531374923776
 As personal or as lubuntu?
 I meant personal . I don't want to get lubuntu involved like that
 ok, no problem then.
 *salts @teward001 for Reasons*
 Hi @tsimonq2 does Lubuntu has a slogan?
 @HMollerCl [Hi @tsimonq2 does Lubuntu has a slogan?], Not particularly
 @tsimonq2 [Not particularly], I think we can do better than that. XD
 @tsimonq2 [Not particularly], is a great slogan ... Lubuntu: Not particularly
 P
 Before the data loss we had a vision/mision task. I couldn't find it know.
 Lubuntu, pass and future .
 pass = LXDE , Future = LXQt
 ;)
 I have a new openbox theme which change the window buttons ( rounded x with color and lighter color for inactive). Whow wants to try?
 @HMollerCl [I have a new openbox theme which change the window buttons ( rounded x with colo …], Could you modify the existing Lubuntu Arc Openbox theme and propose a diff?
 we made it a couple of months ago swith @TheWendyPower
 @tsimonq2 [Could you modify the existing Lubuntu Arc Openbox theme and propose a diff?], ok, will do that way
 (Photo, 158x53) https://i.imgur.com/t82Hg3l.jpg this is how it looks
 Nice
 Of course, we can change colors
 Right
 Since you are doing the work here, there can be a fair amount of handwaving...


[12:00] <BluesKaj> Howdy folks
[20:52] <OerHeks> got a nice tip for emailclient, https://invite.nylas.com/download/ = N1. pretty good mailapp sofar.
[21:08] <pauljw> OerHeks, does it have a calendar function?
[21:08] <OerHeks> it can integrate the calender in google i see
[21:09] <pauljw> ok
[21:13] <OerHeks> searching now,
[21:15] <OerHeks> settings > plugins > quick schedule
[21:18] <pauljw> seems to be cloud based and i'm not too keen on the cloud.
[21:19] <OerHeks> i guess it is not bad, a container. not the google.js anyway.
[21:26] <OerHeks> hmm that schedule has no connection to google calendar
[21:28] <pauljw> we currently are using thunderbird, but i guess it's going away?  seems a shame.


[02:34] <bkerensa> pleia2: I will have to try and come back soon so I can see you! :) I plan to be at Scale if you will be there
[04:00] <toddc_> +1
[21:02] <GNUdru> bkerensa: is that invite open for Tuesday or was that today (Monday)?
[21:07] <pleia2> I think it was for Sunday
[23:30] <GNUdru> oh okay, thanks pleia2


[22:00] <RandomCake> it might not be much help in fixing it, but that could be the reason, the only way I think to change cluster size would be a format (but if the new disk is empty that shouldn't be a huge problem?)
[22:00] <guedesav> also, ctrl-alt-backspace doesn't work anymire... I don't want to reinstall Ubuntu, in fact I wish I could revert it to my previous configuration
[22:01] <guedesav> anyone knows if there's some sort of "revert" for APT?
[22:01] <terry> guedesav: It's not supposed to work.
[22:01] <terry> guedesav: service gdm stop
[22:01] <guedesav> ...it worked until today afternoon
[22:01] <tbruff13> can someone help me get a program running
[22:01] <guedesav> I use kdm
[22:02] <terry> guedesav: service kdm stop
[22:02] <sysop3> RandomCake, same block size
[22:02] <guedesav> yes, but as I said, it worked
[22:02] <guedesav> until I had to turn off my PC
[22:02] <sysop3> did a sudo tune2fs -l /dev/sdb1|grep size
[22:02] <guedesav> because linux went kernel panic on me
[22:02] <terry> guedesav: did you just do a distribution upgrade?
[22:02] <guedesav> no
[22:02] <sysop3> and on both it was Block size:               4096
[22:02] <guedesav> I just updated the xserver-xorg packages
[22:02] <tbruff13> the program here https://fedorahosted.org/liveusb-creator/ how can i install it in ubuntu
[22:02] <terry> guedesav: well, that's why.
[22:03] <guedesav> okay
[22:03] <guedesav> now
[22:03] <disappearedng> Is there anyway to tell rsync: pull additional files from server if necessary (but don't copy back to the server)
[22:03] <guedesav> why X doesn't recognize my input devices?
[22:03] <guedesav> unless I do modprobe -r evdev
[22:03] <terry> Ctrl-Alt-Backspace has been deprecated
[22:03] <guedesav> then modprobe evdev
[22:03] <guedesav> then restart kdm?
[22:03] <guedesav> is it how it's supposed to be?
[22:03] <Trashi> hi. im using ubuntu maverick ... is there anyone who can explain how to update firefox 3.6.x to 4.x?
[22:03] <guedesav> I suppose not
[22:03] <terry> guedesav: sudo service kdm restart
[22:03] <guedesav> no
[22:03] <guedesav> I know how to restart kd
[22:03] <guedesav> the problem
[22:04] <itaylor57> !ff4 | Trashi
[22:04] <guedesav> is that now if I reboot my system, Xorg doesn't get any input
[22:04] <guedesav> not mouse
[22:04] <guedesav> not keyboard
[22:04] <guedesav> nothing
[22:04] <FloodBot2> guedesav: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:04] <guedesav> unless I do
[22:04] <zacktu> in the past i've used gparted to create and format all the linux partitions for dual boot w/ windows and then selected "manual partition" -- my partitions have always been /boot, /, /home & swap) -- i'm setting up a new computerand installing maverick -- as usual i've indicated my four partitions and how i will use them -- but now there's an additional question about the device for boot...
[22:04] <Trashi> itaylor57: thanks
[22:04] <zacktu> ...manager and the default is /dev/sda, but i can choose any of the partitions on the drive -- i assume that i should select the partition i'm planning to use for /boot -- but i'll be doing it twice -- is that correct?
[22:04] <guedesav> okay
[22:04] <itaylor57> Trashi: np
[22:05] <hoho> hi, anyone know the best file synchronization tool? is it rsync?
[22:05] <alesan> hi!
[22:05] <terry> guedesav:  sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-evdev
[22:05] <alesan> how do I install the microsoft fonts?
[22:05] <alesan> times new roman, arial, etc?
[22:05] <crc32> is there some alternative to dh_install when building deb packages which instruct the package to install the file if it does not already exist on the system. Basically I'm trying to avoid the error message "dpkg: error processing pkg (--unpack): trying to overite some/file/path which is also in pakage someOtherPakage.
[22:05] <guedesav> no, terry, it is the newest version, that seems to be the problem
[22:06] <guedesav> I just don't know why, but it started happening after I updated all the xserver-xorg packages. What I want to know is why ubuntu isn't recognizing my input unless I restart the evdev module
[22:06] <WXZ> can someone go into openoffice writer, go to tools > customize, click on the "shortcut keys" section, press shift+enter and tell me what the command beside it is called?
[22:06] <alesan> what is the name of the latest ubuntu?
[22:06] <guedesav> also, why xterm, eterm and all the other terminals stopped working. I didn't do anything with their packages.
[22:07] <RandomCake> sorry sysop3, that was the best idea I had!
[22:07] <terry> alesan: http://tutorial.downloadatoz.com/install-microsoft-text-fonts-in-ubuntu-10-10.html
[22:07] <hoho> hi, anyone know the best file synchronization tool? is it rsync?
[22:07] <kevinkonrad> is there a way to make the cpu frequency moniter control all 8 of my cores?
[22:07] <terry> alesan: Maveric
[22:08] <terry> guedesav: what version are you running?
[22:08] <terry> guedesav: 10.04?
[22:08] <iceroot> delac: its called umask
[22:09] <guedesav> I'm pretty sure it's 8.10
[22:09] <terry> guedesav: apt-get upgrade
[22:09] <terry> guedesav: sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:09] <Xion> whats the command for openoffice.org main page ?
[22:09] <zacktu> WXA: Insert Manual Row Break
[22:10] <terry> guedesav: lsb_release -a
[22:10] <guedesav> ...I think I mentioned up there that I don't want to upgrade the system. Because usually my system has a lot of ad hoc configuration that I'll have to once again discover how to make work(like my tablet, for example), so is that all the help you can give me?
[22:10] <terry> guedesav: sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:10] <guedesav> yep, it's intrepid
[22:11] <guedesav> I saw it the first time, terry. I guess I won't find any fixes here, so thanks and good night
[22:11] <tbruff13> hello
[22:12] <tbruff13> ok i just need to know of a good usb creator other than the startup disk and unetinbootin
[22:12] <newbie01> whats the command line to copy files from one directory to another e.g. bob.txt from home to desktop? p.s I'm a newb.
[22:13] <Starminn> newbie01: "cp" = copy
[22:13] <sysop3> usbdiskwritr i think
[22:13] <sysop3> writer
[22:13] <Starminn> newbie01: << cp /path/to/original/file /path/to/new/file >>
[22:13] <WXZ> can someone go into openoffice writer, go to tools > customize, click on the "shortcut keys" section, press shift+enter and tell me what the command beside it is called?
[22:13] <XoD> newbie01: cp -i ~/bob.txt ~/Desktop
[22:13] <terry> newbie01: cp  Documents/file1.txt .  #Will copy file1.txt to your current dir.
[22:14] <terry> newbie01: cp -i ~/bob.txt ~/Desktop
[22:14] <newbie01> if its multiple files?
[22:14] <terry> will copy bob.txt to the Destkop dir
[22:14] <Starminn> WXZ: Insert Manual Row Break (in LibreOffice but it should be the same thing)
[22:14] <terry> will copy *.txt ~/Desktop
[22:14] <sysop3> newbie01,  learn rsync you will thank me later
[22:14] <WXZ> Starminn: thanks
[22:15] <Starminn> WXZ: Sure thing.
[22:15] <zacktu> WXZ: Your question was answered a while ago -- just look back about 20 entries
[22:15] <newbie01> thanks all
[22:15] <WXZ> zacktu: I didn't see it, usually stuff that doesn't start with my name zips by me
[22:16] <terry> newbie01: cp *.txt ~/Desktop   #Will copy all files with .txt on the end to your /home/newbie01/Desktop  directory.
[22:16] <rebirth> i'm trying to add backports to my sources list but it doesn't seem to stick. i click add and enter "deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu lucid-backports main universe multiverse restricted" but nothing new shows up on the list
[22:17] <WXZ> zacktu: thanks, for the answer. missed it because it was WXA not WXZ :p
[22:17] <newbie01> and to cut Not copy?
[22:17] <rww> rebirth: go to the Updates tab and check the backports checkbox instead
[22:18] <newbie01> or directories?
[22:18] <Bite> is anybody knowledgeable enough with GRUB2 to tell me how to set the time GRUB waits before booting?
[22:18] <Bite> Additionally, does anybody know how to configure it to boot a speciifc OS first?
[22:18] <patrikus> hi
[22:18] <erUSUL> Bite: edit /etc/default/grub ( hint TIMEOUT ) and then run «sudo update-grub»
[22:19] <erUSUL> !grub2 > Bite
[22:19] <rebirth> rww: i went to the updates tab and the "unsupported updates (lucid-backports)" check back is blue without a check... clicking it does nothing..
[22:19] <rebirth> check box* not check back
[22:19] <patrikus> ацки много вас тут
[22:19] <dust--> hi, how can i install the latest kdevelop 4.1.1 on ubuntu (gnome)?
[22:19] <myradlife> How can I get around this error when trying to write to a usb drive? "cp: cannot create regular file: .... : Read-only file system"  ?
[22:20] <kevinkonrad> is there any way to use the cpu frequency monitor to control all cpu cores?
[22:20] <ubuntu> i re installed my ubuntu 10.04 twice cause of it wont boot.  I think I have it down to being an update but dont know what one but it is after updates it wont boot. im on live cd mode now. ubuntu gets to logo screen and then monitor goes blank and says unusable signal from monitor.  I think it is nvidia update that is cause??? I hold shift and load grub but key wont work and I have to reboot...any help please
[22:21] <iceroot> ubuntu: sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.old
[22:21] <Jasonn> Hello, i am looking for something like network magic for windows to run on ubuntu
[22:21] <iceroot> Jasonn: and what is network magic?
[22:21] <erUSUL> Jasonn: what does network magic do ?
[22:21] <Jasonn> its like a network management solution
[22:22] <Jasonn>  gives you a network map
[22:22] <Bite> erUSUL: exactly what should i do? word-by-word?
[22:22] <Jasonn> helps you manage the network from a single program, configs your router for you and more
[22:22] <erUSUL> Bite: edit the file a said and change the value of the timout value to the number of seconds you want
[22:22] <iceroot> Jasonn: configs the router?
[22:23] <danub> hey all, how do i get a sound manager on my panel? i want a quick volume control shortcut
[22:23] <Jasonn> iceroot: not really, one sec, ill get a link
[22:23] <Bite> and to tell it to boot windows first?
[22:23] <nellwee> iceroot, im in live cd
[22:23] <Jasonn> iceroot: http://www.ehow.com/about_5407415_network-magic_.html
[22:23] <trism> danub: add the indicator applet to your panel
[22:23] <iceroot> nellwee: then mount your drive and type what i wrote
[22:24] <kowboits> привет
[22:24] <iceroot> Jasonn: cant imaging cisco isnt offering a linux-version. have you tried wine?
[22:24] <danub> trism: i added it, its the same thing as the icon to the far right that lets me logout, restart, shutdown etc
[22:24] <LjL> !ru > kowboits    (kowboits, see the private message from ubottu)
[22:25] <Jasonn> iceroot: uses windows files, and AHAHA cisco offering something linux based? I mean something LIKE it
[22:25] <trism> danub: not indicator-applet-session, just the indicator-applet
[22:25] <iceroot> Jasonn: i dont know, its your turn to find out
[22:25] <danub> yeah that doesn't have sound either. that is a envelope and houses my pigdin, chat, email, etc
[22:25] <Jasonn> iceroot: Is there somewhere i can go to find out, i dont know how to describe this product
[22:26] <trism> danub: do you have indicator-sound installed?
[22:26] <danub> if it is a default, yes. if it's not, no
[22:26] <trism> danub: sudo apt-get install indicator-sound;
[22:26] <Bite> erUSUL: to default into windows first as opposed to linux?
[22:26] <danub> grabbing it now
[22:27] <danub> that is retarded... it should come standard
[22:27] <antihero> what were those user ubuntu repos called
[22:27] <antihero> you use a special command to add them I think it's like 3 letters
[22:27] <danub> anyway. thank you. i hate using the keyboard keys to raise/lower the volume
[22:27] <antihero> Slipped my mind :C
[22:27] <rww> antihero: ppa
[22:27] <antihero> rww: Woo! Thanks. It's annoying when you can't remember simple words.
[22:28] <antihero> Is there a PPA or deb to get brand new versions of PHP?
[22:28] <antihero> My maverick server seems to be on 5.3.3
[22:29] <iceroot> Jasonn: look at the cisco website is there is a linux-version
[22:29] <antihero> or are suhosin etc being ported still
[22:29] <earthmeLon> Can anybody help me make sure that ASCPI is working 100% on my laptop.  I feel as though it's getting hotter than it should and want to make sure everything is okay.  Sony Vaio VPCF126FM
[22:29] <iceroot> antihero: why you need a newer version?
[22:30] <rebirth> i'm trying to get backports but when i go to the Updates tab in Software Sources "unsupported updates (lucid-backports)" as a blue check box without a check. clicking on it doesn't change it. does anyone know what's up with this?
[22:30] <rebirth> has a blue check box
[22:31] <Jasonn> iceroot: there isnt, i want to know if there is something LIKE this product, where can i search the repos?
[22:31] <iceroot> Jasonn: apt-cache search searchstring
[22:31] <Jasonn> iceroot: thanks
[22:33] <el_btd> Hi.
[22:33] <bstarek> hello guys, i am trying to kill a connection on my localhost established on port 55553, how can i do that??
[22:34] <bstarek> i have tried tcpkill but didnt do the job
[22:34] <el_btd> How  can I manage multiple ubuntu clients from a central point/server? Especially software installation, software updates...
[22:35] <bstarek> anyone on how to close a tcp connection on specific port??
[22:35] <icewaterman> hi, i have a problem with ubuntu & sound. on login screen i have sound events. when i log in, sound doesnt work anywhere
[22:36] <nellwee> iceroot,  how do I mount the file system from live cd?  I can browse file on it already.
[22:36] <erUSUL> !info dnsiff | bstarek
[22:36] <offsense> does firefox consume more memory load than chrome in ubuntu?
[22:37] <raido> bstarek: you could add an ipfilter rule to block all TCP on that port, but localhost connectiosn are usually inter process working on you system and you would likely cuse something to stop working by stoppinp the connections.
[22:37] <erUSUL> !info dsniff | bstarek
[22:37] <erUSUL> bstarek: that package has a tcpkill command
[22:37] <raido> el_btd: What do you mean by manage?
[22:37] <erUSUL> !info cutter | bstarek
[22:37] <bstarek> erUSUL: i actually got the package, i have use tcpkill but couldnt close the connection
[22:38] <bstarek> erUSUL: netstat an shows that the connection is still established
[22:38] <el_btd> raido: mostly installing and updating software. /home would be on nfs, authentication can be done by ldap, but how do i manage software on many machines?
[22:38] <joeb_> this touch pad on my keyboard sucks very bad .. there a way to disbale it while im typing and then once done it can renable .. or say when i use teh mouse its disabled and vica versa when im typing ?
[22:38] <cybrhuman> offsense: If you wonder how much memory an application is using you can try using "top", a command line tool.
[22:38] <nellwee> sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.old mv: cannot stat `/etc/X11/xorg.conf': No such file or directory
[22:39] <iceroot> nellwee: then its already mounted
[22:39] <iceroot> nellwee: guess on /media/ ?
[22:40] <iceroot> nellwee: that command is triend to move the xorg.conf from your live-cd, you need something like sudo mv /media/harddiskname/etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:40] <Bite> erUSUL: you've lied to me.
[22:40] <brophat> the lexmark printer driver does not seem to be working with my 64 bit ubuntu but it worked with the 32 bit ubuntu is this a known problem?
[22:40] <Bite> No directory under /etc/default/grub exists.
[22:40] <erUSUL> Bite: huh?
[22:41] <Bite> let alone a /etc/default directory.
[22:41] <erUSUL> Bite: well it is a file not a dir
[22:41] <erUSUL> Bite: /etc/default/ exists in all ubuntu installs
[22:42] <Bite> then what's the grub file's extension?
[22:42] <delac> does anyone know if there is any permissionless filesystems for linux? (fat has too small filesizes and ntfs...)
[22:42] <raido> el_btd: Have you looked at Landscape from Canonical?
[22:43] <erUSUL> Bite: first, what version of ubuntu are you using?
[22:43] <Bite> Server. 10.01.
[22:43] <Bite> 10.10*
[22:43] <Bite> CLI.
[22:43] <arand> Bite: It does not have an extension...(?)
[22:43] <erUSUL> Bite: then you must have a file named /etc/default/grub
[22:43] <juniorsa> Hi, so I have virtualbox 4.0 running under ubuntu 10.10 I am running a windows 7 client, when I RDP to the client all is good, but I can't figure out how to get sound over rdp, anyone?
[22:43] <Bite> is it a file or a directlory?
[22:44] <erUSUL> Bite: is a file
[22:44] <iceroot> juniorsa: ##windows
[22:44] <Bite> erUSUL i couldn't find /etc/default/grub
[22:45] <iceroot> Bite: output of "ls -l /etc/default/grub"
[22:45] <iceroot> Bite: if "file not found" output of "dpkg -l grub2"
[22:45] <juniorsa> iceroot: even for virtualbox, I know I have used RDP to a normal windows host, and sound works fine, the virtual machine running on the host has sound
[22:45] <Bite> ls... -l?
[22:45] <fr00g> Can anyone tell me how to remove the top window bar in Firefox so that my Persona extends all the way to the top?
[22:46] <iceroot> juniorsa: but i dont see the relation to ubuntu
[22:46] <el_btd> raido: just heard about it for the first time
[22:46] <el_btd> raido: i can't find any pricing on it though
[22:46] <Bite> iceroot
[22:46] <Bite> i'm confused.
[22:46] <Starminn> fr00g: Full-screen it. Windows has no window title bar on fullscreen but it exists in windows mode. For Linux the only option is F11 I believe.
[22:46] <cptmorgan> im using a static ip address and have /etc/resolv.conf using only the loopback for a nameserver. bind9 is running and loads all zones correctly but won't resolv any systems locally. If i remove the external namesever from the forwarders section and restart bind it still resolves external host names. anyone have any idea what's going on? its like /etc/resolv.conf is not being used.
[22:47] <iceroot> Bite: just put in terminal what i wrote in " "
[22:47] <Starminn> fr00g: Which kinda removes thePersona too I think.
[22:47] <iceroot> Bite: and gave us the output
[22:47] <Bite> it's cli.
[22:47] <Bite> not terminal.
[22:47] <iceroot> Bite: its the same
[22:47] <Bite> i'm dual-booting two hard drives.
[22:47] <Bite> and it's a pain in the ass.
[22:47] <arand> iceroot: /etc/default/grub is actually not part of any package.
[22:47] <Bite> also, i don't have copy/paste.
[22:47] <erUSUL> arand: grub-pc in 10.04
[22:47] <erUSUL> !find /etc/default/grub
[22:48] <raido> el_btd: I think you have to contact them for pricing. There are free ones too. Many in fact. Ive never used any of them but I only admin a small network like 10 machines.
[22:48] <iceroot> arand: hm, should be part of grub2
[22:48] <el_btd> raido: i even have less for now. so you update them all by hand?
[22:48] <miles__> whois miles
[22:48] <arand> iceroot: Likely postinst or similar though.
[22:48] <iceroot> arand: yeah seems so
[22:48] <Bite> iceroot: it's grub2.
[22:49] <iceroot> arand: not good maintained (imo) every file should registered in the deb
[22:49] <Bite> i'm just trying to up the time that grub appears before booting and change the default boot to winxp.
[22:49] <iceroot> arand: and i guess /etc/default/grub should be marked as conffile too (but just my opinion)
[22:50] <raido> el_btd: Ok, on one server I installed apt-cacher, then all desktops are the same version of Ubuntu and all have the basic same install. Yes, I update by hand, but apt-cacher makes for a large savings in bandwidth
[22:50] <zvacet> Bite: install startup manager to choose witch os to boot first
[22:50] <iceroot> Bite: so you dont have a gui, you want to edit a file and dont know how to use nano,emcas, vim. is that correct?
[22:50] <raido> el_btd: Also, Ive found that /home on NFS is very slow, even on a switched 100/1000 network
[22:50] <Bite> i know nano.
[22:50] <Bite> that's the extent.
[22:51] <zacktu> my lenovo thinkpad has a boot partition followed by a windows 7 partition -- for dual booting does ubuntu overwrite the first partition w/ grub?
[22:51] <raido> el_btd: So I only keep /home/Documents on NFS
[22:51] <Bite> startup manager?
[22:51] <Bite> is it a package?
[22:51] <cybrhuman> Bite: I think that is the correct file, but think you have to do a grub-update afterwards
[22:51] <Bite> i'm not running into file issues.
[22:51] <erUSUL> !find /etc/default/grub 10.04
[22:51] <erUSUL> !find /etc/default/grub lucid
[22:51] <zvacet> Bite: yes but you don´t use gui don´t you?
[22:52] <Bite> no, i don't.
[22:52] <dekela> Hi all
[22:52] <Bite> what's the lightest gui?
[22:52] <juniorsa> iceroot: I asked in the virtualbox channel and no one answered, where can I check?
[22:52] <blue_pearl> Bite : xfce
[22:52] <Bite> so i can just install the gui, configure GRUB, and uninstall it?
[22:52] <zvacet> Bite : lxde
[22:52] <dekela> Any good tutorial for pushing only private lan routes to vpn clients from a pptpd ubuntu vpn?
[22:52] <Bite> the syntax is sudo apt-get install lxde?
[22:53] <dekela> I dont want the clients to use the vpn as the default route
[22:53] <arand> Bite: You will be able to do that without a gui...
[22:53] <Ray001> hi all :)
[22:53] <cybrhuman> strange... that file is indeed present on my system, why is /etc/default/grub reported nonexistent by ubottu?
[22:53] <blue_pearl> Bite: yes
[22:53] <iceroot> juniorsa: ##windows  because you wan sound over rdp
[22:53] <zvacet> Bite:  it is sudo apt-get install lubuntu-desktop butyou can read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[22:53] <juniorsa> iceroot: right I will check now, thanks
[22:53] <Bite> arand: it's just such a pain...
[22:53] <Bite> lubuntu?
[22:53] <iceroot> cybrhuman: its not part of a package, its created from a script inside a package
[22:53] <el_btd> raido: i have had the homes on nfs for quite a while now. i need that so people can switch desks and still keep their homes. but my client machines are not super fast, so home speed shouldn't matter that much
[22:54] <zvacet> Bite:  it is ubuntu with lxde
[22:54] <arand> Bite: sudo apt-get install --reinstall grub-pc should hopefully generate that file
[22:54] <raido> el_btd: gotcha
[22:55] <arand> cybrhuman: It is generated postinstall, and hence not managed by dpkg
[22:55] <Ray001> hellooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!! anyone out there for a chat
[22:55] <arand> !ot | Ray001
[22:55] <cybrhuman> iceroot, arand: ok, thanks :)
[22:55] <Tjalve> Tjalve
[22:55] <Bite> so what's the best way to just configure grub?
[22:55] <Logan_> !grub | bite
[22:56] <Bite> since i'm dual-booting two HDDs and i have to switch them on boot.
[22:56] <zvacet> !grub2
[22:56] <el_btd> raido: so I have to contact Canonical for any version of Landscape? Do you know about any alternatives?
[22:56] <iceroot> Bite: the best way is using "sudo vim /etc/default/grub" the easiest way for you is "sudo nano /etc/default/grub" and then "sudo update-grub"
[22:56] <arand> Bite: dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc
[22:57] <gbear14275> hello, I was trying to dual boot another linux OS and during install the system automatically installed GRUB to the MBR.  Well I normally have a /boot and only the new linux OS is showing up in grub now.
[22:57] <Logan_> el/clear
[22:57] <Bite> okay
[22:57] <Bite> brb
[22:57] <Bite> going to try several methods.
[22:57] <zvacet> gbear14275: reinstall grub following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling from LiveCD
[22:57] <Logan_> el_btd: Spacewalk
[22:58] <Logan_> el_btd: but it's for Fedora
[22:58] <mang0> Hey logan
[22:58] <Ray001> why does time change when connected bodhi linux
[22:58] <arand> gbear14275: boot a liveCD mount root partition of ubuntu install, use grub-install with the --root-directory option.
[22:58] <Roey> hi
[22:58] <Roey> where can one get Firefox 4 for Ubuntu 64-bit
[22:58] <Roey> ?
[22:58] <Logan_> !ff4 | Roey
[22:59] <Roey> thank you
[22:59] <Roey> )
[22:59] <Roey> :)
[22:59] <Logan_> hi mang0
[22:59] <mang0> God that bot knows everything
[22:59] <blue_pearl> Ray001: u dual booting with windows?
[22:59] <gbear14275> thanks arand and zvacet
[22:59] <zvacet> gbear14275: np
[22:59] <bite-android> now, luckily, androids can connect to irc.
[22:59] <Logan_> !ot | bite-android
[23:00] <Ray001> no just using bodhi live cd
[23:00] <bite-android> so i can run and report whatever issues i have with configuring grub in UBUNTU, LOGAN_.
[23:00] <zvacet> Ray001: maybe you do something during install bodhi
[23:01] <Logan_> bite-android: okay, no need to shout
[23:01] <SudoKing> what's a quick way to boot into ubuntu to a terminal without mounting the primary hard drive?
[23:01] <bite-android> lol, whatever.
[23:01] <Ray001> yeah maybe    cant stand windows    linux the best
[23:01] <blue_pearl> Ray001: guess while install u need to selct time zone and in live cd thr is no such option
[23:02] <raido> el_btd: Im looking for it now, its on the tip of my toung and I cant remember it, gimme a sec
[23:02] <Ray001> thanks blue_pearl know what your saying :)
[23:03] <sysop3> why when I a du -sc I get a value 400 gigs bigger than the size of the drive?
[23:03] <blue_pearl> Ray001: welcome
[23:03] <ActionParsnip> SudoKing: you will need to mount the partition to do anything with the data
[23:03] <bite-android> i think something is wrong with my sources.list....
[23:03] <SudoKing> i want to run some fsck utils
[23:03] <arand> SudoKing: Use a LiveCD? (Doing root FS read only should be possible though tricky and limiting, afaik).
[23:03] <raido> el_btd: Here it is: http://projects.puppetlabs.com/projects/puppet
[23:03] <bite-android> because i keep getting failed to fetch errors.
[23:03] <SudoKing> arand: i know about that way... wanted to know if there was a simpler method :/
[23:04] <SudoKing> like could you do it through GRUB?
[23:04] <bite-android> hnnn!
[23:04] <zvacet> bite-android: what is wrong paste it
[23:04] <bite-android> i keep getting error:could not resolve issues.
[23:04] <xkcd123> hello
[23:04] <gil> msg nickserv identify Horzaa
[23:05] <rebirth> how do i update lucid lynx to maverick?
[23:05] <xkcd123> just dropped in to share this insanely awesome video of catalina cruz stripping: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhlOIk_8ljM thank me later!!
[23:05] <jt13> ok , So I have a dual boot machine with windows 7 and 10.10. I had to repair my win 7 installation today and now when I start up the machine it goes directlly into windows. Instead of the menu to allow me to select the os to run. Can anyone help me?
[23:05] <LjL> xkcd123: no. don't do that here.
[23:05] <zvacet> !paste | bite-android:
[23:05] <fabio333> jt13, use easybcdc in windows 7
[23:06] <bite-android> belh...
[23:06] <jt13> thank you
[23:06] <bet> ggg
[23:06] <zvacet> rebirth: via net or with alternate cd
[23:06] <arand> SudoKing: Not sure this is what you want but read-only should be a simple matter of the kernel boot option "ro"
[23:06] <bite-android> its just spazzy.
[23:06] <blue_pearl> jt13: reinstall grub
[23:06] <fabio333> jt13, or just restore grub
[23:06] <captainfreeky> can i know how the and wherte the files get  installed in ubuntu
[23:06] <el_btd> raido, Logan_ : thanks a lot, great starting points for further research
[23:06] <captainfreeky> just new
[23:06] <jt13> blue_pearl,  ok how would I do that?
[23:06] <bite-android> im going to reinstall then entire operating system on that hard drive.
[23:06] <erUSUL> SudoKing: you could change root= kernel parameter to a nonexistent device that way the kernel will fail to load it and you will end up in the intramfs shell
[23:06] <fabio333> easybcd will add an entry to the win 7 bootloader
[23:07] <arand> jt13: Boot a liveCD
[23:07] <LjL> bite-android: you're trying to follow #ubuntu from Android? you're crazy ;(
[23:07] <jt13> fabio333,  meaning what exactlly?
[23:07] <arand> !grub2 | jt13
[23:07] <blue_pearl> jt13: u have to use the live cd.
[23:07] <bite-android> because for whatever reason, i cannot connect to the internet....
[23:07] <zvacet> bite-android : why don´t you paste your source list and then somebody can help you with it
[23:07] <fabio333> meaning that you can start both
[23:07] <jt13> arand and from the live cd do what?
[23:07] <fabio333> !grub
[23:07] <arand> jt13: Follow that guide linked by ubottu
[23:07] <captainfreeky> any one here to guide me plz
[23:07] <futr_vision> New to Ubuntu and Linux. How do you uninstall a LAMP stack?
[23:07] <bite-android> i'm running cli. can i even paste?
[23:07] <fabio333> jt13, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub
[23:07] <LjL> !info pastebinit | bite-android
[23:07] <Logan_> !ask | captainfreeky
[23:08] <arand> !grub2 | jt13
[23:08] <jt13> arand,  blue_pearl fabio333 thank you guys for the help
[23:08] <SudoKing> erUSUL: does initramfs have all normal utilities and functions (fsck in particular)
[23:08] <arand> jt13: Sorry, last one there is the relevant, for grub2
[23:08] <SudoKing> FloodBot bans ubottu why?
[23:08] <jt13> ok
[23:08] <LjL> SudoKing: because i can't program ;(
[23:08] <erUSUL> SudoKing: it has minimal set. dunno if e2fsck is included
[23:08] <Logan_> SudoKing: +q doesn't apply to ubottu
[23:08] <LjL> SudoKing: anyway it doesn't, it just *un*bans it
[23:08] <SudoKing> ah
[23:08] <bite-android> ugh!
[23:09] <blue_pearl> jt13: always happy to help :)
[23:09] <bite-android>  i think im just not connected to the network!
[23:09] <Logan_> !botsnack | blue_pearl
[23:09] <SudoKing> Logan_: well it wasn't a +q D;
[23:09] <Logan_> oops
[23:09] <Logan_> !helpersnack | blue_pearl
[23:09] <captainfreeky> when any soft installed in ubuntu where does all installation files goes ?
[23:09] <SudoKing> LjL: aww... no whitelist possibility? :[
[23:09] <erUSUL> !cookie | Logan_
[23:09] <Logan_> blue_pearl: didn't mean to imply that you were a bot :P
[23:09] <LjL> SudoKing: there is a whitelist, that's why it only unbans it and not bans it :)
[23:09] <Logan_> thanks erUSUL :D
[23:10] <erUSUL> :P
[23:10] <SudoKing> LjL: so why not do nothing at all :D
[23:10] <bite-android> pinging google.com....,
[23:10] <bite-android> google is an unkown host?
[23:10] <LjL> SudoKing: see the part where i can't program ;(
[23:10] <bite-android> ugh, i must be disconnected...
[23:10] <SudoKing> hmm
[23:10] <arand> bite-android: Seems to imply that.
[23:10] <LjL> captainfreeky: in various places. "dpkg -l  packagename" to find out
[23:10] <bite-android> though i dont know why.
[23:10] <SudoKing> LjL: C++?
[23:10] <LjL> SudoKing: PHP :P
[23:10] <SudoKing> aww.
[23:10] <SudoKing> I'm a php coder too
[23:10] <Logan_> LjL, SudoKing: #ubuntu-bots ;)
[23:11] <arand> Logan_: -L
[23:11] <SudoKing> sorry logan
[23:11] <bite-android> how can i reconnect?
[23:11] <arand> LjL: -L (sorry Logan_ )
[23:11] <bite-android> i was connected before on the other machine, but im not now...
[23:11] <gil> Can anyone help me with grub? I have borked my grub setup, but I can access /boot through a live CD. Basically grub appears to be installed in the mbr but I cannot recreate grub.cfg - running sudo grub-install on the drive just gives me an 'Installation finished. No error reported' message but doesn't actually set anything up
[23:11] <tripelb> I have a question. So I switched user into my guest account to check that it worked, Ub10.04 - then I chose log out... and the screen went blank. I had to hardboot AFAIK to get a "living breathing system" up.  What did I do? I wanted to log that user out and go back to "me". Could I have recovered? I had no cursor, no anything. Please advise, sincerely, A_User
[23:11] <blue_pearl> bite-android: is ur physical connection ok?
[23:12] <bite-android> Yep.
[23:12] <zvacet> gil : try sudo update-grub
[23:12] <sevith> Where can i see if my ubuntu distro used aslr?
[23:12] <_antant> Hey, I had my tv card working a few days ago and now all of a sudden it's stopped. It's not showing up in lsmod but it is in lspci
[23:12] <sevith> If its enabled i need to disable it
[23:12] <arand> gil: Did you use the --root-directory= option?
[23:12] <_antant> What could be the problem?
[23:12] <gil> zvacet /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot stat `aufs'.
[23:12] <sevith> im on 10.10
[23:12] <bite-android> i think i should just reinstall the server and configure it to this computer....
[23:13] <bite-android> whatever. then i will.
[23:13] <sevith> Anyone?
[23:13] <arand> gil: zvacet: To run that yuo'll need to chroot.
[23:13] <sevith> Anyone?
[23:13] <gil> arand yes - the command I used was sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/boot2 /dev/sda
[23:13] <Logan_> !please | sevith
[23:13] <Jordan_U> gil: Follow this guide : http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide
[23:13] <sevith> l0l
[23:13] <sevith> !lol
[23:14] <sevith> !please | sevith
[23:14] <gil> Jordan_U thanks I'll give that one a go
[23:14] <sevith> Does anyone know if in ubuntu 10.10 ASLR is on by default? Or where I can check this setting at?
[23:14] <Jordan_U> gil: You're welcome.
[23:14] <bite-android> oh why hullo thar..
[23:15] <bite-android> what the hell are you doing, linux?
[23:15] <Logan_> !language | bite-android
[23:15] <_antant> Hey Jordan_U, can you think why my TV card  (which was working a few days ago) now doesn't show up in lsmod (happily sat in lspci thought) and how I might fix it?
[23:15] <bite-android> its asking me "Boot:"
[23:16] <bite-android> logan, sorry, but i stuck in the boot disk for ubuntu and ims getting weird results.
[23:16] <Jordan_U> bite-android: Are you trying to boot from the install CD?
[23:16] <bite-android> yep.
[23:16] <bite-android> jordan_u, yeah, but its being strange....
[23:16] <Jordan_U> bite-android: That's a syslinux (the booltloader used in Ubuntu CD images) prompt. Why you're getting it instead of a menu I don't know.
[23:17] <a_p3rson> Is there any way to figure out what images/resources a program uses, without manually changing the images to find it?
[23:17] <bite-android> my IDE cd drive is slaved to my master second hdd...
[23:17] <bite-android> could that be an issue?
[23:18] <The_Rufus> I need someone to help me rather urgently. Firstly, yes, I have googled and read everything on this subject but nothing seems to work. I need to install Ubuntu Server on my brand new server with 5x2Tb HDD's using a linux software RAID in RAID5. Only 4 drives seem to be able to be used at any given time though.  I'm installing the OS on a usb flash drive so it won't be BOOTING from the RAID array
[23:19] <gil> JordanU I'm struggling with this - sudo mount --bind /dev /mnt/dev - /mnt/dev does not exist
[23:19] <Jordan_U> The_Rufus: What are the symptoms of the problem you are having?
[23:19] <Jordan_U> gil: Then you mounted the wrong partition to /mnt/.
[23:19] <mang0> Guys im putting ubuntu on a usb stick not as liveusb but as the full operating system. how do i make an usb stick bootable? in the bios?
[23:20] <gil> Jordan_U I couldn't mount to mnt because access was denied when I tried to create /mnt/boot - I tried to create /media/boot and access was denied then too, so I mounted it to /media/boot2
[23:20] <blue_pearl> mang0: use firstboot device as usb
[23:20] <Logan_> !usb | mang0
[23:20] <rebirth> how can i edit sources.list directly? there is a bad entry causing an error during update
[23:20] <a_p3rson> Is there any way to figure out what images/resources a program uses, without manually changing the images to find it?
[23:21] <mang0> setting that in bios?
[23:21] <LjL> rebirth: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> mang0: press F11 or F12 at boot and select the USB to boot. Not all BIOSes can boot USB so you may need some extra trickery
[23:21] <mang0> K
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> a_p3rson: how do you mean "images"?
[23:21] <a_p3rson> mang0: At the post screen, you can also hit F8 to select boot device
[23:21] <icewaterman> can anyone help me setup pulse?
[23:21] <icewaterman> i have sound in some applications if i specify them to use alsa
[23:21] <mang0> Thankyou and good night!
[23:21] <icewaterman> but pulse doesnt offer any devices
[23:22] <Logan_> !pulse | icewaterman
[23:22] <icewaterman> hence it doesnt playback anything
[23:22] <icewaterman> Logan_: have read that doesnt help
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> icewaterman: is the system a branded PC or laptop?
[23:22] <icewaterman> ActionParsnip: laptop
[23:22] <sevith> Does ubuntu 10.10  ADDRESS SPACE RANDOMIZATION
[23:22] <a_p3rson> ActionParsnip: With gnome-session, when I get the "shut down" screen, the restart icon is the wrong one, but theres about 16 copies of the same image, I want to see which one it's looking at (this in the theme).
[23:22] <The_Rufus> well, I set up the RAID partitioning and get the OS installed only to find it's instantly degraded and one of the drives is missing. all hdd's are tested ok. I've tried with 4 drives and it's fine, i've tried swapping drives around and to no avail. if there are 5 drives in my array, it doesn't work
[23:22] <erUSUL> sevith: afaik it does yes
[23:22] <sevith> does it use*
[23:22] <Jordan_U> gil: Don't try to work around problems on your own in this case. Following the instructions exactly is critical so just tell me any error message you get and I will help you solve the problem correctly.
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> icewaterman: what make and model please
[23:22] <sevith> erUSUL, Is there a way to turn ASLR of?
[23:22] <sevith> off*?
[23:23] <icewaterman> ActionParsnip: acer extensa 5635
[23:23] <The_Rufus> I'm in the "Partition disks" section of the install now
[23:23] <The_Rufus> no data on any drives as yet, so I can format and partition at will
[23:23] <sevith> The_Rufus, hrrm
[23:24] <Jordan_U> The_Rufus: Does any OS see all 5 disks at once? It might be a motherboard / Power supply issue.
[23:24] <a_p3rson> ActionParsnip: any idea?
[23:24] <The_Rufus> ok, on the 4gb flash drive I've setup an ext4 system which is /boot
[23:24] <bite-android> i dont understand whats wrong, why its asking me for boot as opposed to a loading screen....
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> a_p3rson: not sure at all
[23:24] <erUSUL> sevith: with /proc/sys/kernel/randomize_va_space
[23:24] <The_Rufus> Jordan_U: not a psu issue. plenty of wattage and all 5 drives do detect with no hassles
[23:24] <sevith> erUSUL, Your awesome thanks
[23:24] <erUSUL> sevith: probably you can add it to sysctl.conf ( /etc/sysctl.conf )
[23:25] <a_p3rson> ActionParsnip: there isn't any program that can look at currently running processes, and see what files they are referencing? like Systernals Resource Monitor on Windows?
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> icewaterman: did you add: options snd-hda-intel model=acer    in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> a_p3rson: there is: lsof    which shows all currently opened files, pipe it into less or grep to make it useful
[23:25] <sevith> erUSUL, Correct me if Im wrong before I MUCK something up. that file has a setting of 2. If I switch to 0 this will turn aslr off? Correct?
[23:26] <icewaterman> ActionParsnip: not yet
[23:26] <sevith> erUSUL, echo "0" > /proc/sys/kernel/randomize_va_space  ?  This should do the trick then?
[23:26] <gil> Jordan_U ok thanks - I'll literally report back every error message - just going back to the start of the instructions
[23:26] <erUSUL> sevith: probably
[23:26] <icewaterman> ActionParsnip: i will reboot to see if that works
[23:27] <erUSUL> sevith: you need to use sudo « echo 0 | sudo tee /proc/sys/kernel/randomize_va_space »
[23:27] <a_p3rson> ActionParsnip: how would I set up grep to filter lsof results to "gnome-session" results?
[23:27] <sevith> erUSUL, How badly will i muck stuff up doing this though....
[23:27] <Jordan_U> The_Rufus: Please give exact symptoms rather than your interpretation. So rather than "degraded and one of the drives is missing" say something like "I get error foo at boot and there is only sda through sdd visible in /dev/"
[23:28] <erUSUL> sevith: you give up some security. nothing bad should result from it appart from being a little bit more vulnerable to some attacks
[23:28] <sevith> erUSUL, Alright Ill give it a try and see if this fixes my debug issues :(
[23:28] <macrocat> any reasons why my microphone isn't picking up input in ubuntu? i checked alsamixer and mic, front mic and mic boost are up all the way
[23:28] <erUSUL> sevith: why you feel you need to switch it off ?
[23:29] <icewaterman> ActionParsnip: adding that line didnt help :-(
[23:30] <icewaterman> ActionParsnip: the chip seems to be from Conexant
[23:30] <The_Rufus> i'll get the details and be back
[23:31] <Shockcore> hello, question here, when i connect to my box in SSH, the french accent are not displayed properly why ?
[23:31] <gil> Jordan_U I think I just managed to do the whole thing - certainly created a .cfg file - I'll reboot and see how it goes! :)
[23:31] <erUSUL> Shockcore: probably problem of the ssh client? is another ubuntu box?
[23:32] <Shockcore> nope
[23:32] <Shockcore> i mean it's always in terminal
[23:32] <Shockcore> when using gnome it's fine
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> icewaterman: can you give the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ./alsa-info.sh
[23:32] <sevith> erUSUL, Going to reboot and see if this works...bbs
[23:32] <Shockcore> must be some sort of "locale" command i need to do
[23:33] <JoseeAntonioR> Hello! I have a problem with Ubuntu ShipIt. I cannot check my order status, it says I cannot order more CDs. I haven't recieved any CD from Canonical, never.
[23:33] <a_p3rson> JoseeAntonioR: First, you do know that you can download the file, right?
[23:34] <a_p3rson> !download | JoseeAntonioR
[23:34] <JoseeAntonioR> a_p3rson ubottu I have a very low bandwidth.
[23:34] <a_p3rson> ahh ok
[23:34] <macrocat> anyone have any idea what might be wrong?
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> macrocat: can you give the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ./alsa-info.sh
[23:35] <icewaterman> ActionParsnip: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=672f7fd18974b71e707db3727bcd8c8213ce7f26
[23:35] <a_p3rson> JoseeAntonioR: It could have something to do with the release of 11.04, Canonical may have been swamped.
[23:35] <macrocat> ActionParsnip, http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=f114b8f98d61623885699787902402d59c38afff
[23:36] <JoseeAntonioR> a_p3rson And do you know if I can pre-order an 11.04 CD, so I have it shipped as soon as possible?
[23:36] <a_p3rson> JoseeAntonioR: Not sure, would need to check the website.
[23:37]  * sevith quits at life.
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> icewaterman: try running: alsamixer    and cranking levels and unmjuting as needed
[23:37] <icewaterman> ActionParsnip: thats the first thing i tried
[23:37] <Gil> Jordan_U I still have a grub> prompt :(  - however ls / is showing me kernels so that's a start I suppose
[23:38] <Jordan_U> Gil: And you followed those instructions exactly?
[23:38] <icewaterman> ActionParsnip: alsamixer doesnt show me pulse, only the device directly
[23:38] <Shockcore> hello, question here, when i connect to my box in SSH, the french accent are not displayed properly. Whats the command to fix this?
[23:38] <jt13> ok i was in here a few ago with the problem with my grub. someone posted a tutorial and it isn't working. I am told to input "sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/Ubuntu /dev/sda3" into terminal and yes the "Ubuntu" is my ubuntu partition as well as the "/dev/sda3" can someone help me?
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> icewaterman: also try in alsa-base.conf   model=generic   or    model=laptop   instead of   model=acer   like before
[23:39] <Gil> Jordan_U I followed them exactly - it even created a grub.cfg file and listed all the kernels it found on /boot#
[23:39] <JoseeAntonioR> a_p3rson Well. I have already called Canonical because of this problem. I hope that they help me to get an 11.04 CD.
[23:40] <Jordan_U> jt13: You almost never want to install grub to a partition like /dev/sda3, always /dev/sda. And I prefer this guide using chroot: http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide
[23:40] <ActionParsnip> macrocat: http://pastie.org/1701930
[23:41] <jt13> Jordan_U,  whats the difference? and I thought I was supposed to install it to the sda3 since thats my ubuntu partition?
[23:41] <luxurymode> hey guys, quick question. i download a tar and extracted it. the folder contains an executable file and i can run the program from there. im wondering how to actually "integrate" with my system though, so i dont have to find the executable in the folder everytime.
[23:41] <MrBushido> what do i want to google for to find out about creating dummy user accounts to run service apps? E.g. www-data for apache2
[23:41] <macrocat> ActionParsnip, it says it could not find the file
[23:42] <jt13> Jordan_U,  thats what the guide i was given said nyway
[23:42] <Jordan_U> jt13: The practical difference is that http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide is harder to get wrong accidentily. No, you need grub's boot sector to be in the mbr, the first sector of the disk, which is where the BIOS will look for it.
[23:43] <sevith> You dont need an MBR lets not be silly....
[23:43] <sevith> You can overwrite the MBR all day long :)
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> macrocat: gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[23:43] <Jordan_U> jt13: The guide you were given was wrong.
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> macrocat: is that better (possible typo)
[23:43] <arielsanflo> muchas gracias por su ayuda
[23:43] <Gil> Jordan_U cat /grub/grub.cfg gives me a file not found :-\    it definitely created the cfg file though, saw it in output! going to try and manually boot into a kernel and see what's happening there
[23:43] <jt13> Jordan_U, ok I am reading the link you gave me now. Thank you for your assistance. it was much needed
[23:44] <Jordan_U> jt13: You're welcome.
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: make a symlink to the binary in /usr/bin (give the link a weird name), then make a launcher to run the link
[23:44] <Akuma_s> Hello there.. I need a little help with GRUB 2
[23:44] <macrocat> k be right back rebooting
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> Gil: it'll be /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[23:44] <Akuma_s> I've been reading info about it all afternoon and something is wrong
[23:45] <Jordan_U> Gil: Try "search --file /boot/grub/grub.cfg; search --file /grub/grub.cfg" to see if either are found on any disks / partitions.
[23:45] <luxurymode> ActionParsnip: just make a path to a nonexistent file in usr/bin?
[23:45] <Akuma_s> /boot/grub/grub.cfg is not the main file for it
[23:45] <pssalman> is lubuntu stable?
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: exactly
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> pssalman: i'd say so
[23:45] <Gil> ActionParsnip /boot/grub/grub.cfg also not found
[23:45] <luxurymode> ActionParsnip: great thanks dude
[23:46] <_antant> Hey guys. I have a TV card that will no longer work as of a few days ago. It shows up in lspci, but not in lsmod. If I modprobe the driver it shows up in lsmod but doesn't work. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I might try?
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: not too wacky so you don't know what it is
[23:46] <Zelda> my clock is gone. how do I install it again?
[23:46] <pssalman> actionparsnip: is it better than the normal version of ubuntu
[23:46] <Gil> Jordan_U I just did linux /vmlinuz-xxxx root =/dev/sda6 and it just returned a prompt - what am I missing there to boot manually?
[23:46] <Zelda> the clock in the top right with the calender
[23:46] <sevith> sudo apt-get install clock
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> _antant: is it pci or usb based?
[23:46] <sevith> lol
[23:46] <Zelda> that easy huh?
[23:46] <Akuma_s> The system is using another copy of grub.cfg wich I can't find, and this is becoming annoying indeed
[23:46] <sevith> Zelda, no
[23:46] <Starminn> Zelda: Right-click panel->Add to Panel...->Clock
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> pssalman: it uses lighter apps in order to use fewer resources
[23:46] <leg3nd> Hey does anyone know of a way to make an apache based SVN server use a URL such as "/scripts" rather then "/home/svn/scripts"?
[23:46] <sevith> Zelda, What starminn said.
[23:47] <Zelda> thanks guys
[23:47] <_antant> ActionParsnip: it's pci-e
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> pssalman: so it uses abiword and gnumeric instead of openoffice and chromium instead of firefox
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> _antant: pci-e tvcard???
[23:47] <_antant> yup
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> pssalman: and xfburn instead of gnomebaker
[23:47] <_antant> pci-e x1
[23:47] <pssalman> actionparsnip: but i still can install what ever i want and use what ever i want?
[23:47] <arielsanflo_> un canal de c en español
[23:47] <arielsanflo_> por fa
[23:47] <Jordan_U> Gil: 1: There should be no space between 'root' and '=/dev/sda6'. 2: You need to load an initrd with the 'initrd' command 3: Once you've properly loaded a kernel and initrd you need to run 'boot'.
[23:47] <Jordan_U> !es | arielsanflo_
[23:47] <Starminn> Zelda: You didn't need to install it. It was installed already. You just needed to add it to the panel again. :)
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> pssalman: sure, its still ubuntu. If you want to add stuff to it then you can
[23:47] <luxurymode> ActionParsnip: i can just use the right-click and use "make link"?
[23:48] <leg3nd> antant,  that must be one beefy tuner card
[23:48] <Zelda> starminn: thanks
[23:48] <Akuma_s> arielsanflo, #ubuntu-es
[23:48] <Abrahim> hi, all
[23:48] <_antant> it's a dual tuner
[23:48] <Zelda> I dont know why I didnt think of that
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> _antant: freaky, ok then I suggest you use the line representing it in lspci to find guides
[23:48] <pssalman> actionparsnip: thank you.. i will give it a shot
[23:48] <_antant> Yeah, I've tried that.
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: run:    sudo ln -s /path/to/binary /usr/bin/linkname
[23:49] <Starminn> Zelda: :) Sometimes you just need a sounding board. Best of wishes.
[23:49] <Abrahim> where are u from?
[23:49] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: obviously change the /path/to/binary bit and the linkname
[23:49] <cache_> hola muñecos como estan
[23:49] <Zelda> Starminn: thanks! Heh, my mind isnt thinking
[23:49] <Jordan_U> !es | cache_
[23:49] <leg3nd> Hey does anyone know of a way to make an apache based SVN server use a URL such as "/scripts" rather then "/home/svn/scripts"?
[23:49] <Gil> Jordan_U thanks for that :) Booting now....
[23:49] <Jordan_U> Gil: You're welcome.
[23:50] <Abrahim> how can i configured my sound?
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> luxurymode: then you can create a desktop launcher or even run: alacarte     and add it to the menu system as you wish
[23:50] <luxurymode> ActionParsnip: cool. and to make a launcher i can just add a menu item?
[23:50] <aleks19> come registrare  nick??
[23:50] <macrocat> ActionParsnip, none of those worked
[23:51] <Jordan_U> !es | aleks19
[23:51] <erUSUL> !register | aleks19
[23:51] <erUSUL> Jordan_U: it :)
[23:51] <jt13> Jordan_U, ok I'm having trouble. It tells me to "fdisk" and find my linux partition which is /dev/sda3 and then to "sudo mount/dev/sda3/mnt" but I keep getting a command not fount error.
[23:52] <jt13> sudo mount /dev/sda3 /mnt
[23:52] <_antant> ok, when I use 'lspci -vvnn' I get 'Capabilities: <access denied>'
[23:52] <jt13> oops
[23:52] <Jordan_U> erUSUL: Thanks :)
[23:52] <_antant> Any idea what would cause that?
[23:52] <luxurymode> ActionParsnip: nevermind, i see. system > pref > main menu
[23:52] <sevith> _antant, try sudo
[23:52] <sevith> _antant, try sudo lspci -vvnn ? ? ?
[23:53] <_antant> lol. oops.
[23:53] <_antant> what a muppet
[23:55] <Jordan_U> jt13: As I think you figured out, the spaces between arguments in a command are important.
[23:56] <jt13> Jordan_U,  yea i got it. in the tutorial it doesn't appear to be spaces but I tried it anyway and bam. thanks
[23:56] <ActionParsnip> macrocat: not sure then, that's all I can suggest. Keep that link handy though. It's dead handy
[23:56] <macrocat> okay, thanks ActionParsnip
[23:58] <jt13> Jordan_U,  ok but i'm still getting the same "cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?) and I mounted /dev
[23:58] <Gil> Jordan_U really stupid question - if there is a file in /boot/grub called crub.cfg that seems to contain entries for all my kernels, is it safe to just cp that to grub.cfg?
[23:59] <Radram> Does anybody know how i can manually install wireless drivers?
[23:59] <icewaterman> ActionParsnip: neither option helped with my connexant soundcard (intel-hda)
[23:59] <Radram> If I have them on a flash drive


[15:25] <Monkee_Of_Evil> Anyone in?
[15:29] <jpatrick> hi
[15:32] <clarke8> hi
[15:33] <jchase> hi :)
[15:34] <jchase> I just put together a little video for the GA team, looking back the last year. Hopefully will "market" our team a bit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJa1SzvRo0w
[15:35] <Monkee_Of_Evil> Howdy
[15:40] <Monkee_Of_Evil> Cool video
[15:40] <Monkee_Of_Evil> What are those pamphlets that you had lined out
[15:40] <Monkee_Of_Evil> it looks like you had a stack of for each type of ubuntu
[15:41] <jchase> yeah, one of our team members made them for the ubuntu cds
[15:42] <jchase> for putting boxes at different locations such as barnes and nobles
[15:42] <jchase> they had support refeence material
[15:42] <Monkee_Of_Evil> Hmm
[15:42] <Monkee_Of_Evil> does your guy still have them?
[15:42] <jchase> I believe so
[15:42] <jchase> I will check with him on it for you
[15:42] <Monkee_Of_Evil> k
[15:43] <Monkee_Of_Evil> My boss was cool enough to let me use our plotter to print out the Highway to Freedom posters
[15:44] <jchase> ooh, niice
[15:45] <Monkee_Of_Evil> hell yeah
[15:45] <Monkee_Of_Evil> I can print 2 per meeting
[15:45] <jchase> suweeet
[15:45] <Monkee_Of_Evil> It's a nice HP Design Jet plotter
[15:45] <Monkee_Of_Evil> so it's like, uber high quality
[15:46] <Monkee_Of_Evil> the guys at the meeting weren't too excited about the posters when I posted to the mailing list, but we almost had a batal royal over them once people saw how well they turned out
[15:46] <Monkee_Of_Evil> ( Houston Team )
[15:47] <Monkee_Of_Evil> ahaha office light saber battle
[15:47] <Monkee_Of_Evil> brb
[15:53] <Monkee_Of_Evil> http://monkeeofevil.blogspot.com/2008/01/join-dark-side-we-have-cookies.html
[15:59] <jchase> that is a heck of a poster
[16:00] <Monkee_Of_Evil> indeed
[16:00] <Monkee_Of_Evil> full print size on our plotter was 24x38
[16:00] <Monkee_Of_Evil> actual poster size was 38x56 or something
[16:03] <Monkee_Of_Evil> There's a variant of it too for Kubuntu
[18:40] <cropalat> Hi, who is from South America?


[01:14] <skaet> shadeslayer,  we've published now.
[01:22] <micahg> hrm, akregator in precise is crashtastic, I'm going to try to get a backtrace
[02:55] <shadeslayer> skaet: w00t
[02:56] <skaet> :)
[02:58] <shadeslayer> I *really* like this : http://www.ubuntu.com/tour/en/
[02:58] <shadeslayer> I wonder if we can do something like that for Kubuntu
[03:17] <shadeslayer> blergh
[03:30] <shadeslayer> claydoh: did you happen to write release announcement for 12.04.1?
[05:27] <shadeslayer> oh god, I think this package runs configure multiple times
[05:27] <shadeslayer> or maybe it just went into a loop
[06:45] <shadeslayer> yofel: ping
[06:45] <shadeslayer> do you have a idea where our DVD images are stored?
[06:47] <shadeslayer> 12.04 Precise I mean
[07:11] <claydoh> shadeslayer: no, I do not.
[07:12] <shadeslayer> alright
[07:12] <shadeslayer> I'll just write 2 lines
[07:12] <shadeslayer> 12.04.1 released, images can be downloaded from kubuntu.org/getkubuntu, DVD images seem to be missing, we're working on that
[08:28] <kubotu> ::qt-bugs:: [1031856] I tried to install Skype, and now I can't delete it or install others packages. @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1031856 (by Norbert Budzyński)
[11:18] <yofel_> shadeslayer: go complain, they should be in http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/precise/release/
[11:24] <yofel_> shadeslayer: actually, there aren't any images on iso.qa.ubuntu.com either, so there weren't any in the first place!
[11:51] <JontheEchidna> bulldozer alarm clock. ugh
[13:13] <Peace-> hi , firefox for kubuntu doesn't use kde-opne
[13:13] <Peace-> kde-open
[13:14] <ulysses> Firefox KDE integration was removed from Precise due to lack of maintenance
[13:39] <ryanakca> Riddell: Could you please /msg me the login info for the website so that I can fix the broken download links (s/12.04/12.04.1/ for the torrents)? Alternately, mparillo could take a stab at it...
[13:40] <mparillo> ryanakca: I would be happy to take a stab at it with some guidance.
[13:42] <mparillo> I assume we want to include a news item about 12.04.1?
[13:42] <yofel> didn't shadeslayer fix those?
[13:42] <kubotu> ::qt-bugs:: [1040303] unity interface appear in full screen mode after game over @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1040303 (by segooon)
[13:42]  * yofel checks
[13:43] <ryanakca> yofel: I don't know, I got an email last night saying it wasn't fixed, I haven't actually checked though
[13:43] <yofel> there was one to kubuntu-devel as well
[13:45] <yofel> he fixed the desktop and alternate images, the dvd's are broken as they're MIA
[13:45] <ryanakca> yofel: There don't appear to be any DVD links off of http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/precise/release/
[13:46] <ryanakca> They should probably be commented out until they appear then, unless they going to appear shortly. What do you think?
[13:47] <yofel> good idea. For some reason there were no DVD's generated for 12.04.1
[13:48] <ryanakca> mparillo: Are you logged in to the admin interface?
[13:48] <mparillo> Yes, I am, and I am trying to create new content > News
[13:48] <yofel> I'm looking at the download page
[13:52] <yofel> ryanakca: paragraphs with the DVD links are commented out now
[13:53] <ryanakca> yofel: Excellent, thanks :)   You could take out the 'Desktop DVD' link in Read more about... too.
[13:53] <ryanakca> Which I'm guessing forwards people to the About the DVD blurb at the bottom of the page
[13:55] <yofel> true
[13:55] <yofel> skaet: do you know what happened to the precise DVD's?  We forgot about them as we don't have any for quantal, but for precise they were still there
[13:57] <skaet> yofel,   Riddell and ScottK decided not to have them spun up for the release.
[13:57] <skaet> here's what was planned and signed off on:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseManifest/12.04.1
[13:57] <yofel> hm, ok
[13:58]  * yofel comments out any DVD reference on the download page
[14:46] <kubotu> ::qt-bugs:: [1007847] qml pincharea doesn't work with opengl, works good otherwise @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1007847 (by Lorenzo)
[15:42] <shadeslayer> yofel: the issue is that even 12.04 is missing DVD's
[15:42] <shadeslayer> I knew about DVD's not getting spun for 12.04.1
[15:42] <yofel> oh
[15:42] <shadeslayer> armhf is missing for 12.04 as well
[15:42] <yofel> well, I removed the references
[15:43] <shadeslayer> turns out cj is on vacation as well
[20:08] <xnox> there you are =)
[20:08] <TheLordOfTime> :P
[20:11] <xnox> bug 1041237
[20:12] <xnox> anyone familiar with Qt ubiquity please look at this bug, it look serious.
[20:32] <shadeslayer> xnox: ubiquity qt is ... uh ... kind of unmaintained atm
[20:32] <shadeslayer> but I can try
[20:32] <xnox> =(
[20:32] <xnox> we need to find somebody to e.g. port / create UI for encrypted & lvm2 installs
[20:34] <shadeslayer> looks like one of the py objects doesn't have the necessart attribute
[20:34] <shadeslayer> *necessary
[20:38] <shadeslayer> if I understand this right, PageKde needs to be passed a 'controller' attribute
[20:42] <xnox> yeah, but it should always have the controller, if it doesn't i'm surprised the installer ever worked....
[20:42] <xnox> what did that person do to trigger this
[20:43] <shadeslayer> the code /looks/ fine
[20:43] <shadeslayer> but I am a bit poor at python :P
[20:44] <shadeslayer> xnox: this looks like it comes when using the oem install
[20:46] <shadeslayer> make_error_string(self.ui.controller, errors) is on line 820 now
[20:46] <xnox> ah, that looks more sane
[20:46] <shadeslayer> and it's ui. controller now
[20:46] <shadeslayer> yeah
[20:47] <shadeslayer> so I think it's fixed
[20:47] <xnox> push a branch? I will be making a release on monday or tuesday
[20:47] <shadeslayer> the fix is in quantal :)
[20:47] <shadeslayer> xnox: do you maintain ubiquity ?
[20:47] <xnox> hmmm...
[20:48]  * xnox not really, but kind of. One of several people who do.
[20:48] <xnox> shadeslayer: so it's precise only issue? or is it fixed in precise.1 as well?
[20:48] <shadeslayer> I'll need to check the precise package
[20:48] <shadeslayer> sec
[20:49] <shadeslayer> I should really sit down and take a hard look at ubiquity so that there's someone maintaining it
[20:49] <shadeslayer> however, I have only basic python knowledge
[20:50] <shadeslayer> xnox: it's make_error_string(self.ui.controller, errors) in the precise package as well
[20:52] <xnox> cool thanks.
[20:52] <shadeslayer> ah yes
[20:52] <shadeslayer> I see it
[20:53] <shadeslayer> xnox: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/precise/ubiquity/precise-updates/revision/508
[20:53] <shadeslayer> so thanks apachelogger :P
[20:54] <apachelogger> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eu8lSKaqM_0
[20:54]  * apachelogger waves fist at highlight
[20:54] <shadeslayer> :>
[21:01] <shadeslayer> xnox: could you elaborate on the encrypted/lvm2 installs?
[21:01] <xnox> shadeslayer: ubiquity in quantal in the gtk client has:
[21:02] <xnox> two checkboxes () full disk encryption; () LVM
[21:02] <xnox> & a page to enter the passphrase for the full disk encryption
[21:02] <xnox> all of this is missing in the qt client.
[21:03] <shadeslayer> hmm
[21:04] <shadeslayer> I'll have a poke at it next week
[21:07] <xnox> shadeslayer: if you need any help or have questions feel free to ping me.
[21:10] <shadeslayer> will do
[21:11] <shadeslayer> xnox: how hard is it? or is it just a matter of putting together a ui and calling the relevant functions
[21:17] <xnox> should be
[21:18] <xnox> shadeslayer: i am not sure if I did it 'generically' such that e.g. if you find something missing let me know.
[21:19] <shadeslayer> ah ok
[23:12] <valorie> apachelogger: I haven't heard Falco for *ages*
[23:17] <apachelogger> ^^
[23:19] <valorie> it's good to know they are still making music, even if we don't hear it over here in the US
[23:20] <apachelogger> falco committed suicide in like 94
[23:20] <apachelogger> or was it drunken driving
[23:20] <apachelogger> something
[23:32] <valorie> yikes
[23:32] <valorie> so not making music still, then
[23:37] <valorie> bummer
[23:37] <valorie> and we're off to dinner


[00:44] <pleia2> hi ack-fin, yep
[00:46] <pleia2> it's a collaborative document, so you should see when others are editing it (so two people don't write a summary for the same thing)
[03:29] <ack-fin> pleia2: OK, thanks, I just got back from a bicycle ride and will see if anything's left
[17:58] <pleia2> still lots of summaries to write :)
[18:45] <pleia2> and be sure to add your name at the bottom if you help out
[23:33] <pleia2> bkerensa: think you could pop into the document at some point and do a quick summary for the dev news this week?
[23:41] <pleia2> still need a lot of summaries in general though


[20:45] -SwissBot:#ubuntu-news- ::OMG!Ubuntu:: ‘Damask’ is a New Wallpaper App for Linux Desktops @ https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2023/01/damask-gtk-wallpaper-app-for-linux (by Joey Sneddon)
[21:33] <Bashing-om> UWN: Issue771 up for review and final edits: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue771 :D