[00:00] <James147> saintly: ^^ alt+tab... or click them on the task bar...
[00:00] <saintly> alright
[00:03] <wllkmbll> When I do the restart it says "restart: Unknown instance:"
[00:04] <James147> saintly: o wait, on the netbook edition :) there is no task bar but if you click the "Current application" widget (and have desktop effects enabled) all the applications should display them selves in a grid
[00:06] <James147> wllkmbll: did you run "sudo service network-manager restart" as one command? (that error sounds like you ran "sudo service restart" instead)
[00:06] <wllkmbll> Yes, it was one command
[00:07] <James147> wllkmbll: sorry miss read the error, let me just find a comp with network-manager on it, one sec
[00:09] <James147> wllkmbll: hmm that command does work here... what happens if you replace restart with stop?
[00:09] <wllkmbll> If this isn't the best way to do it let me know. I'm just trying to figure out an easy way to connect to networks.
[00:09] <James147> wllkmbll: (then start to start it again)
[00:10] <wllkmbll> Stop gave me "stop: Unknown instance:"
[00:10] <James147> wllkmbll: if knetworkmanager works using thats the eisiest, but if it dosnt nm-applet usually is (not sure why  your having that error though)
[00:10] <James147> wllkmbll: hmm
[00:10] <James147> wllkmbll: did you have wicd installed before you installed nm-applet?
[00:10] <wllkmbll> and start gave me "network-manager start/running, process 13532"
[00:11] <James147> wllkmbll: ahh thats better
[00:11] <wllkmbll> Yes, I was using wicd before this
[00:11] <James147> wllkmbll: now try running nm-applet
[00:11] <wllkmbll> it asked for my keyring password then nothing happened
[00:12] <wllkmbll> nvm, my prompt changed to nm-applet at the top
[00:12] <James147> wllkmbll: ahh yes, restart dosnt seem to work if the service insnt running in the first place :S it should be now though so nm-applet should work
[00:12] <wllkmbll> So now that I'm running nm-applet, what do I do to access my networks?
[00:12] <James147> wllkmbll: wired or wireless?
[00:13] <wllkmbll> wireless, although I'm pluged into a wired right now to figure this out
[00:13] <James147> wllkmbll: you should beable to click (maby right click) on the icon to get a list of networks (not very fimilar with nm-applet though)
[00:15] <muesli> what's the difference between kdewallpapers and kdebase-workspace-wallpapers?
[00:15]  * dominicdinada bangs head on keyboard
[00:15] <wllkmbll> Where is the icon?
[00:16] <James147> muesli: I think one contains extra wallpapers (immages) and the other contains wall paper effects (virus/globe/etc..)
[00:16] <James147> wllkmbll: should be in your system tray
[00:17] <wllkmbll> When I ran nm-applet it didn't open anything, it change the konsole to nm-applet instead of bash
[00:18] <James147> wllkmbll: hmm, possibally click the (<) arrow think in the systray..
[00:18] <wllkmbll> Do you mean the kickoff window?
[00:19] <James147> wllkmbll: no, the system tray (the thing on the pannel that contains the volume, an (i) and various other things)
[00:20] <djustice> wllkmbll: kde3? and systray. is a plasmoid. 'add widgets' (if you dont already have one) (bottom-right?)
[00:20] <djustice> wllkmbll: also, does knetworkmanager not work for you? consider filing a bugreport if not. please. :)
[00:21] <wllkmbll> Oh, the cashew looking-thing, and I think I'm using kde3 I honestly don't know
[00:21] <wllkmbll> knetworkmanager doesn't work for me, how do I submit a bug report?
[00:21] <James147> wllkmbll: go to any kde application > Help > about kde... should try you which version your running
[00:22] <djustice> wllkmbll: bugs.kde.org :)
[00:22] <wllkmbll> I'm in KDE 4.3.2
[00:22] <djustice> wllkmbll: also, you must add a 'system tray' plasmoid before you start nm-applet. killall -9 nm-applet first. to make sure no runaways are hidden.
[00:23] <djustice> wllkmbll: try to include anything useful at all about your connection/setup/drivers/etc in the bugreport.
[00:24] <wllkmbll> ok, nm-applet worked now, thanks
[00:31] <wllkmbll> Sorry, my internet was off for a second. I was switching from wired to wireless. Nm-applet is working, but when I close the konsole window I used to open it nm-applet closes too
[00:32] <Typos_King> heheh
[00:32] <Typos_King> right-click on the desktop > run command > 'nm-applet'
[00:32] <Typos_King> :)
[00:33] <Typos_King> you ran an app from a terminal session, it became a child process and when the parent goes, so does the child
[00:33] <wllkmbll> Awesome thanks! And I can set this to run on startup, right?
[00:33] <djustice> wllkmbll: 'nm-applet' or 'nm-applet &' ?
[00:33] <djustice> wllkmbll: systemsettings->advanced->autostart :)
[00:34] <wllkmbll> 'nm-applet' what does the and do
[00:34] <djustice> wllkmbll: spawns it as a seperate process. so that konsole doesnt 'own' it anymore. :)
[00:34] <wllkmbll> Oh... that makes sense
[00:34] <djustice> wllkmbll: you can run any command like that. to return to a prompt rather than watch the commands output.
[00:35] <wllkmbll> Ok, kool. Can I run nm-applet without a system tray? I really don't like the clutter from it
[00:36] <djustice> wllkmbll: no. nm-applet is a systemtray icon. :/ i would figure out why knetworkmanager doesnt work if i were you... nm-applet is 1998 :P
[00:37] <wllkmbll> Knetworkmanager never gave me the option to connect
[00:37] <djustice> wllkmbll: you can configure what icons the system tray plasmoid shows though. right-click it's empty space, 'configure system tray' -> autohide
[00:38] <djustice> wllkmbll: weird stuff. 4.4?
[00:38] <wllkmbll> 4.3
[00:38] <wllkmbll> Knowing my luck I probably messed something up, lol
[00:39] <djustice> wllkmbll: hm. maybe it's been fixed in 4.4.
[00:39] <djustice> wllkmbll: rm .kde/share/apps/networkmanagement -r && rm .kde/share/config/networkmanagementrc
[00:39] <djustice> wllkmbll: that will reset any knetworkmanager settings/twiddlings you might have done.
[00:40] <st_jimmy1990> hey anybody know where can i upload the screenshots that can be access from anybody, i want to get some help form them
[00:40] <djustice> er. .kde4 maybe. rather than .kde. i dunno. :P
[00:40] <djustice> st_jimmy1990: lolwut? imagebin.ca?
[00:44] <wllkmbll> So how can I make a system tray show only 1 icon?
[00:44] <Gadu> In Dolphin: How can I arrange by rows and still have text beside icons?
[00:46] <Typos_King> Gadu:     use Details view :)
[00:46] <Typos_King> wllkmbll:    I think  apps that load in the tray, have a setting NOT to
[00:47] <Typos_King> not sure if that helps
[00:47] <djustice> wllkmbll: dunno :) under the configuration dialog?
[00:47] <djustice> kde4-config --version
[00:47] <djustice> ^ lol
[00:47] <Gadu> Typos_King: Details view does it by columns rather than rows and also restricts to only 1 column
[00:47] <djustice> Gadu: rightclick the column header
[00:48] <djustice> Gadu: there is also a columnview... not sure what its for..
[00:48] <wllkmbll> Ok, I installed plasma-widget-networkmanagement, can I use it instead of nm-applet?
[00:48] <djustice> wllkmbll: :? maybe. never used it. i imagine it must work for some people.
[00:49] <Typos_King> wllkmbll:  sure
[00:49] <Gadu> djustice: the grid arrange option in dolphin settings for Icons view has arrange by column and arrange by row. I want the way row arranges things but I want the text beside the icon like column has it
[00:49] <wllkmbll> I installed the package through synaptic, but I have no clue how to open the widget, it doesn't show up when I click add widgets.
[00:50] <djustice> wllkmbll: kbuildsycoca4 && kquitapp plasma-desktop && plasma-desktop ... maybe
[00:50] <Gadu> isn't there an option or a configuration I can change somewhere that will allow me to have text beside icons?
[00:50] <djustice> Gadu: im not understanding you. :P the columnheader under details view doesnt have a context menu?
[00:50] <djustice> Gadu: when i click 'details', the filename/size/mod-date are beside the icon...
[00:51] <wllkmbll> That just made the desktop restart
[00:51] <djustice> wllkmbll: try the add widgets box again
[00:51] <djustice> wllkmbll: it updates the plasmoid list
[00:51] <Gadu> djustice: that isn't what I want, I want row sorting (icons show up left to right row by row from the top down)
[00:51] <wllkmbll> Nope, it wasn't there
[00:52] <Gadu> djustice: but I can't seem to get that sorting without text below the icons
[00:52] <Gadu> djustice: details view sorts by column rather than row
[00:52] <djustice> wllkmbll: :?? weirdness. log out and back in maybe?
[00:52] <djustice> Gadu: and what does columns view do?
[00:53] <Gadu> djustice: sorts by column (top to bottom) instead of left to right
[00:54] <Gadu> djustice: I'm very against compromising with things in linux. so far I can either have the text where I want OR the sorting I want with dolphin, and I want both of what I want. ( I know other file browsers can do it so dolphin either needs to or I need the next recommended file browser for Kubuntu)
[00:54] <djustice> Gadu: i dunno. :D maybe you should post your usecase on the kde forums? im not understanding the situation...
[00:55] <wllkmbll> logging off and back on didn't work either
[00:55] <djustice> Gadu: konqueror cant do it?
[00:55] <Gadu> djustice: would screenshots help?
[00:55] <Gadu> djustice: I'll check
[00:55] <djustice> Gadu: maybe..
[00:56] <djustice> wllkmbll: hm. i dunno then. :/
[00:56] <Gadu> djustice: konqueror does it exactly the same as dolphin (settings section for it is the same and everything)
[00:59] <Typos_King> Gadu:    what about the 'icons' view?
[00:59] <Typos_King> no good?
[01:00] <djustice> Gadu: icons view, with 'settings->configure dolphin->view modes->column' option. :)
[01:00] <djustice> Gadu: i guess is what you mean.. lol
[01:01] <Typos_King> I think he wants Grid arrangement by rows
[01:01] <Gadu> djustice: I used icons view with view mode column but it sorts them up and down instead of left to right. but it does put the text beside icons
[01:01] <Gadu> Typos_King: exactly
[01:02] <Typos_King> Gadu:    not for me, then again, in the Icons View section, you can set the Grid > Arrangement to Rows
[01:02] <Typos_King> for me is sorting horizontally
[01:05] <Gadu> Typos_King: with text beside icons?
[01:05] <Gadu> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1289516/DolphinRow.png here is Dolphin by Row but it has text below icons
[01:06] <Gadu> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1289516/DolphinColumn.png here is Dolphin by Column but it's sorting vertically
[01:06] <Typos_King> Gadu:   no with text underneath it
[01:06] <Gadu> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1289516/Nautilus.png this is nautilus demonstrating what I want it to do
[01:08] <Gadu> note that with Dolphin's (seemingly) only option to have text beside icons, it will always use a horizontal scrolling bar as it's sorting vertically instead of horizontally
[01:10] <Typos_King> Gadu:   not... in dolphin, you can always install Nautilus though :)
[01:10] <Typos_King> I use Krusader myself, doesn't do that, but is dual-pane which I use :)
[01:10] <Gadu> isn't running a gnome application in kde inefficient?
[01:11] <Typos_King> no
[01:11] <Gadu> technically I have nautilus installed already as I have both ubuntu-desktop and kubuntu-desktop installed
[01:11] <Typos_King> is just loads/installs the libs it needs, no the whole suite
[01:13] <Gadu> seems a shame that I have to use gnome's file browser on my kde desktop just because it's lacking a feature --_--
[01:13] <Typos_King> mind you that's just cosmetics
[01:14] <Typos_King> I bet many folks don't use nautilus and use something like midnightcommander
[01:14] <Gadu> I guess I'll post the limitation on the forum and see if there is an advanced fix or if it could be added later
[01:14] <Typos_King> soooo, different strokes for different folks
[01:14] <Typos_King> limitation?
[01:15] <Gadu> it only has 2 of 4 option combinations
[01:15] <natural_> hi there i need some help I'm new to ubuntu
[01:15] <Gadu> I consider file browsers that can only use details view to have a limitation as well
[01:15] <Typos_King> I'd not call it a limitation, that's like saying my Car has the limitation that it can't vaccum my rug, or mow my lawn, is just not a feature that's considered for what it does, I mean, I can't use an iPhone as a shaver and that's not a limitation
[01:16] <natural_> can some one pick me up
[01:16] <Gadu> I consider it a limitation because you have the 2 options of sorting methods and the 2 options for text orientation but can't choose them separately
[01:16] <Typos_King> hehee
[01:16] <DerHorst_> natural_: Just state your question
[01:16] <natural_> cool thanks...
[01:17] <Typos_King> natural_:    <natural_> can some one pick me up  <---- I'd not try that in San Francisco    ^_^
[01:17] <natural_>  i just tool an update and now the system wont reboot unless i select the third line
[01:17] <natural_> *took
[01:17] <Gadu> all they'd have to do is separate that pull down menu into 2 and it'd no longer be limited in that way
[01:18] <natural_> the update said something about 9 beta?
[01:19] <Typos_King> Gadu:  many if not most file managers, including windows explorer, do not have such feature, that I can recall, does that mean they're all defficient?    the glass is eithe half-full or half-empty you know
[01:19] <natural_>  i'm running 9.10
[01:19] <Typos_King> natural_:    any errors when trying to boot 'normaly'?
[01:20] <natural_> nope just saids cant load kernal when i press any key goes back to the listing i choose 9.10
[01:20] <Typos_King> needless to say I don't use icon view, mainly details and in Krusader
[01:21] <natural_> this is at the post screen
[01:21] <Gadu> Typos_King: no need to take it as an attack, your correct when you say that windows explorer does it the same as dolphin. I wouldn't call a file browsers inability to show file previews a limitation as that is a feature. but when 2 file browsers have the same 2 features but one isn't capable of intermixing them, that is a limitation. Take it as my opinion and nothing more if you disagree
[01:23] <Typos_King> Gadu:  2 file managers?    I've  used quite a few, the only I recall  having that as default was Nautilus, for all I know thus far is the ONLY one that has that feature, nothing wrong with it, but I gather the consensus doesn't lean towards that enough for many to implement it
[01:25] <saintly_> Alright
[01:25] <wllkmbll> Hey, does anyone here have experience with the NetworkManager Widget?
[01:25] <Gadu> Typos_King: so you define limitation only when outnumbered and I define it without the need to be outnumbered. the definition of limitation makes no mention of it requiring outnumbering in either direction so I have no reason to believe my interpretation is incorrect.
[01:25] <saintly_> i got an error, telling me that there was a low graphics error.
[01:25] <saintly_> but nothing is wrong so far, everythings workin fine
[01:27] <Typos_King> Gadu:  indeed, thus the glass is either half-full or half-empty, you say is half-empty I say is half-full, I may add both are valid claims, one no any better than the other, someone else will say is half-way from where it needs to be, things are relative, no global
[01:27] <Typos_King> saintly_:    mind over matter, if you don't mind it, it don't matter :)
[01:28] <Gadu> Typos_King: so why voice against my choice of wording in the first place? if things are indeed relative
[01:28] <lontra> hi i just installed the 10.04 rc and i know that 10.04 will be released tomorrow ... is there any reason to reinstall 10.04 tomorrow rather than just apt-get upgrade'ing?
[01:29] <Typos_King> Gadu:     well, I'd not say is a 'limitation', my iPhone can't shave me, is that a limitation? is just a 'suggested feature that a market may find useful'
[01:30] <Dragnslcr> lontra- nope, just apply updates as usual
[01:30] <lontra> Dragnslcr: ok thanks
[01:30] <Typos_King> lontra:   I'd just ge the .iso, mind you many folks are going to be downloading it, so.... I assume you may encounter slow dl speeds, thus you may be better off getting it on sunday or so
[01:30] <Gadu> Typos_King: again I state that is a feature or function of the device and having it or not having it is not a limitation. when 2 features are present but incapable of being intermixed, I consider that a limitation
[01:32] <Typos_King> Gadu:    but the same can be said about the Li-ion battery in an iPhone, it has enough juice to power a built-in motor for a dismountable shaver, so it has a feature that's lacking 'addons', I'd not consider it a limitation
[01:34] <Gadu> Typos_King: my phone has the internet and the ability to make calls, but it is limited from using both at the same time. that is a limitation.
[01:34] <Typos_King> your intermixing needs and wants
[01:35] <Typos_King> you're rather
[01:35] <Gadu> Typos_King: as for your phone having enough power for a shaver, I'm sure you could wire it up to one in some form or another and get it to power it. the fact that your phone doesn't have an attachable one is not a limitation
[01:35] <Gadu> how are needs and wants relevant to the definition of limitation?
[01:36] <Typos_King> I have a phone, it has about 80 options/settings, I use for 2 things, make a call, answer a call, anything after that is not a limitation by overdone for my 'needs'
[01:37] <Typos_King> so, it can't go online or it can, or do text, or can't, it don't matter to me either, just cuz it may lack it I don't consider it a limitation
[01:37] <Gadu> Typos_King: you accuse me repeatedly of calling the lack of a feature a limitation when I only call limiting conditions limitations. such has having a feature but only under a specific condition
[01:38] <Typos_King> Gadu:     under those semantics, everything has limitations
[01:38] <Gadu> the fact that it can go online BUT NOT during a call is a limiting condition
[01:38] <zus> once i've down loaded the lucid iso, what do i use to burn it to disc?
[01:38] <Typos_King> zus:   a cd burner :)
[01:38] <Typos_King> with an empty disk in it
[01:39] <Gadu> Typos_King: are you trying to say there are limitless things?
[01:39] <zus> Typos_King,  check, and check...
[01:39] <Typos_King> Gadu:   no, just that your semantics of 'limitation' is too broad
[01:39] <BiggFREE> I used Nero
[01:39] <Typos_King> I have a limitation myself, I only have 2 arms, I wish I had 6, hell I know I can use them
[01:40] <Gadu> Typos_King: my interpretation of the definition of limitation is literal and nothing more
[01:40] <Typos_King> Gadu:   relative you mean, no literal, limitation has a connotation of 'defficient'
[01:41] <zus> typos when i got 9.04 and 9.10 i still had windows wich is what i use d to burn the iso with irreader.exe
[01:41] <Typos_King> so, I'm defficient, cuz I don't have 4 legs and 6 arms
[01:41] <Gadu> Typos_King: literal as in by the book, I am not required to abide by connotations when taking something literally
[01:41] <Typos_King> zus:   you can burn it in windows, sure
[01:42] <zus> Typos_King,  ..wich program with kubuntu should i use?
[01:42] <Dragnslcr> zus- k3b
[01:43] <Dragnslcr> zus- should be in KMenu -> Multimedia
[01:43] <Typos_King> Gadu:   by the book?   whose book? the oxford, webster, urban dictionary, I mean, meanings change per locale, soooo, 'doing a fag' in england isn't the same in san francisco, soooo
[01:43] <Gadu> Typos_King: Dolphin is capable of having text beside icons but not when sorting horizontally. that is, by definition, a limiting condition.
[01:43] <Typos_King> zus: yeah, kubuntu has k3b
[01:43] <yurimxpxman> I'm getting a buzzing sound and clipping when I record the soundcard output in audacity. Any suggestions?
[01:44] <Gadu> Typos_King: a limitation is exactly that, a limiting condition.
[01:44] <zus> Typos_King,  never tried it, thanks...
[01:45] <saintly> Back again.
[01:45] <saintly> im NUTS about this os now
[01:45] <Typos_King> Gadu:   to you alone is a limitation, relatively, yes, I myself have no use for that feature, thus I use Krusader which  I like and doesn't have it, but doesn't matter, for me it may lack some features I may find useful, but for what is meant to do, is good
[01:47] <Typos_King> Gadu:    I have enough hip room for 2 more legs, yet I don't have them, I guess that fits your view of 'limitation', I'd also like to fly, wings or otherwise, can't though, soooooo I have limitations, or just 'lacking features which a market may find useful'
[01:48] <saintly> Typo, ur a nutcase arent you.
[01:48] <Typos_King> moi?
[01:48] <Typos_King> nyet komrade
[01:48] <Gadu> Typos_King: for something to be a limitation, it doesn't require to effect everyone by any means. you refuse to see a, by definition, limitation, simply because it doesn't effect you. the limitation on my phone for internet during calls doesn't effect me as I don't need or want that ability but it's there non-the-less and is still, by definition, a limitation
[01:49] <Typos_King> Gadu:   can your phone shave you?  is not there is it? tsk tsk tsk, limited again
[01:50] <Gadu> Typos_King: again you bring up the same thing I've told you repeatedly, having and not having a feature is not a limitation... having a feature but not under a specific condition is a limitation
[01:50] <Typos_King> a pencil does what a fence doesn't, is just a relative view
[01:51] <Typos_King> Gadu:    but dolphin does have the feature, it just doesn't have one you 'wish you had', and I think it's so by design, after careful UI usage and market considerations
[01:52] <Gadu> Typos_King: Dolphin has both features I want but isn't capable of using them both at the same time, there is a difference
[01:52] <Typos_King> I mean, I use Krusader and does many things dolphin doesn't, I don't consider dolphin 'defficient' for that
[01:52] <saintly> My penguin lost his tie.
[01:53] <saintly> :D
[01:53] <lontra> how can i make firefox the default web browser?
[01:54] <saintly> set it to default when it opens?
[01:54] <Typos_King> Gadu:   if you took a Wrench and meant to use a Plier, is not the fault of either your lack of foresight,  is almost like blaming 'anyone else' for things I wish, rather than acknowledging that each have a usefulness niche
[01:54] <Gadu> Typos_King: you put words in my mouth and pretend I think things that I definitely do not. you need to drop the extra crap and just argue against the ONE and only ONE thing I've been arguing "if something has a feature but not under a specific condition, that is a limition" I DO NOT believe that something lacking a feature altogether is a limiation
[01:55] <Gadu> Typos_King: I'm also not saying that Dolphin REQUIRES the ability I request of it
[01:55] <saintly> fail in advanced logic.
[01:55] <Typos_King> lol
[01:56] <Gadu> Typos_King: a limitation is by no means a problem that requires fixing, I just wish this particular one wasn't there
[01:56] <claydoh> this is getting too OT folks
[01:56] <saintly> We can wish what we want but bud, pigs dont fly
[01:56] <Gadu> saintly: I haven't been arguing that my wish will come true, only my interpretation of the definition of limitation
[01:57] <Typos_King> Gadu:   that's a relative view though, which goes no farther than you, same as for me, I just acknowledge such, rather than try to  say 'things should accomodate to my predilections', instead I just work with what I have, dolphin doesn't have features I wish, I use krusader :)
[01:57] <Typos_King> Gadu:    wasn't?  how do you know is not so by design?
[01:57] <Typos_King> as much as it's so in Nautilus
[01:57] <tsimpson> we have a lovely quiet channel, it's called #kubuntu-offtopic
[01:57] <tsimpson> you should use it
[01:57] <Typos_King> heheh
[01:58] <Gadu> Typos_King: again, not arguing that dolphin must have the ability to use both features I want at the same time, just arguing the definition of limitation "Limitation: a limiting condition"
[01:58] <wllkmbll> I am trying to install something from the knosole, but I need an additional library. How do I add it?
[01:58] <claydoh> !ot
[01:59] <Typos_King> right, under that semantics everything has limitations
[01:59] <Typos_King> claydoh:    dropped :)
[01:59] <wllkmbll> konsole*
[01:59] <claydoh> Typos_King: thanks
[01:59] <Gadu> Typos_King: are you saying there are limitless programs or objects?
[01:59] <Gadu> and yes, I'll drop it too claydoh...
[01:59] <Typos_King> :P~
[01:59] <claydoh> wllkmbll: what missing lib, and what app
[02:00] <wllkmbll> libssl-dev
[02:00] <claydoh> Typos_King: Gadu: don't have to drop, just take it to another room :)
[02:00] <wllkmbll> and I'm trying to figure out aircrack-ng
[02:02] <Gadu> claydoh: he and I have completely different definitions of limitation and it couldn't be solved even with days of conversation on the topic, I was just becoming frustrated with his putting words in my mouth
[02:04] <wllkmbll> Gadu: You just scared away the guy who was helping me :|
[02:06] <tsimpson> wllkmbll: did you try installing libssl-dev?
[02:06] <wllkmbll> I don't know how, lol, I'm new to linux
[02:07] <Gadu> wllkmbll: sudo aptitude install libssl-dev
[02:07] <Gadu> are you compiling from source or installing the binary package?
[02:07] <Gadu> wllkmbll: you should just have to type sudo aptitude install aircrack-ng
[02:07] <wllkmbll> Source, I think.
[02:09] <wllkmbll> Ok, now that I think I installed it do you know how to use it? Does it have a GUI?
[02:10] <tsimpson> it's command-line only iirc
[02:10] <Gadu> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=528276
[02:10] <Gadu> that is an excellent guide on using it
[02:11] <Gadu> I apologize if some of the info is out of date, but I don't know of a better guide =P
[02:11] <wllkmbll> I know so little about this stuff that anything you can give me is great
[03:07] <rafa_> hello, good night
[03:08] <rafa_> the sound in my kubuntu stopped working inside the browsers
[03:08] <rafa_> but it still works outside it
[03:08] <rafa_> I tried chrome and firefox
[03:08] <rafa_> I get no sound from sites like youtube or dailymotion
[03:08] <rafa_> =(
[03:11] <saintly> im right with you rafa
[03:11] <saintly> mines cutting off too
[03:13] <rafa_> =(
[03:13] <rafa_> is this a common issue?
[03:13] <saintly> right
[03:13] <saintly> it is for me
[03:14] <rafa_> it's weird cause it works fine in amarok
[03:14] <rafa_> loud and clear
[03:14] <saintly> i dont have anything outside browser to test sound on tho
[03:14] <saintly> amarok, let me try ther
[03:14] <rafa_> yea, give it a shot
[03:14] <rafa_> you can get songs from jamendo
[03:14] <rafa_> jamendo.com
[03:14] <rafa_> from within amarok
[03:15] <rafa_> in case you don't have any mp3s, or oggs
[03:16] <saintly> im downloading the database now
[03:16] <rafa_> k
[03:17] <markj> where is 10.04 full release
[03:18] <kwtm> Kontact (or Kmail) keeps crashing with some complaint about the Akonadi server.  Is this something I should reinstall or something?  KDE4 is useless to me without Kmail.
[03:18] <Daughain> markj: Not released till tomorrow?
[03:18] <markj> its the 29th today
[03:19] <rafa_> saintly: so, did you test the sound?
[03:19] <markj> would i need to do a full install if i am using 10.04 RC
[03:20] <markj> or would it be just a apt-get dist-update
[03:20] <kwtm> markj: Hey, are you using a pre-10.04, too?  Any problems with KMail?
[03:20] <markj> just having a look now
[03:21] <markj> what issue do you have with kmail
[03:21] <kwtm> markj: It starts up ok, finds all my old folders from KDE3, and then just as I decide to look around, it says: "Akonadi server problem" and a big long message, then shuts down.
[03:21]  * _thegeek0100_
[03:22] <saintly> i just tested sound
[03:22] <markj> i was having that issue with the beta
[03:22] <saintly> nothing works
[03:22] <saintly> hmm reboot brb
[03:23] <markj> have not tested if its resolved with this release
[03:23] <kwtm> Gotta go, but thanks for the info, markj
[03:23] <markj> I may go ubuntu instead kubuntu
[03:23] <markj> finding kde unstable in some part
[03:28] <saintly> rafa
[03:29] <saintly> we have sound ;)
[03:30] <saintly> im set up on an internet radio so ill know when it dies
[03:36] <rafa_> saintly: so, did you just restart?
[03:36] <scriptx> this is my existing xorg.conf:  http://pastebin.com/9s7TdYk6  all i want is to be able to output video to the second device (tv) in full screen.  i was advised i need not set this device up as another screen, though I am unfamiliar with how else to set it up.  any ideas?
[03:39] <rafa_> saintly: you still there?
[04:02] <rafa_> hello
[04:03] <rafa_> can someone help me with the 'no sound in browser' issue?
[04:31] <kernco> I have a logitech m705 mouse which has a thumb button that I'd like to map to the kwin present windows function.  Anyone know how I would do this?  As far as I can tell my system doesn't even realize this button exists.
[04:35] <rosco_y> can anyone tell me what I might do to restore my audio, which just "suddenly" disappeared?
[04:35] <rosco_y> My system sounds work (i.e., the login sounds)
[04:35] <rosco_y> but things like youtube and pandora are silent
[04:36] <rosco_y> and my sound recorder
[04:36] <rosco_y> everything looks fine in alsamixer
[04:36] <rosco_y> and I've got the volume turned up
[04:37] <kernco> Is PCM muted or turned down in the mixer?
[04:37] <thegeek0100> I had to install padevchooser to get my sound working
[04:56] <BiggFREE> Hi
[05:11] <kwtm> What in [insert impolite word here] is Akonadi, and why does KDE4 hate me so much!????
[05:16] <jon_> hey frenando\
[05:17] <jon_> i need some help in trying to access a specific room and I am  new to this IRC client
[05:17] <jon_> can someone please help me figure this out?
[05:22] <jon_> can someonme please help me figure out how to fimd a specific room???
[05:27] <snarkfish> is it safe to use the fglrx driver now?
[05:29] <ansong> i was able to get one of my pc's audio working. but the same fix doesn't work on my laptop. can someone help me get audio working? KDE SC 4.4.2, Dell Latitude e6500
[05:33] <ansong> ok, is it possible to completely remove pulseaudio? would i need to replace it with anything?
[05:40] <kwtm> need help. What is the reason for the error message "Akonadi control process not registered at D-Bus."?  Do I just type "sudo akonadi" to start it, or what?
[05:42] <moromethe> goodmorning all
[05:55] <alakoo> ok apparently 10.04 is published today
[05:56] <alakoo> I'm running 9.04 64 and win7 32 on dual-boot, wonder if apt-get dist-upgrade will leave things working or whether I'll just be shooting myself in my leg
[05:56] <moromethe> i`m running 10.04
[05:56] <moromethe> beta 2
[05:57] <alakoo> *s/9.04/9.10
[06:12] <robinking623> any one who has the random paste problem with middle mouse?
[06:33] <blackgraz> can i get support for kubuntu netbook remix here?
[06:41] <kwtm> Hi!  I am switching to KDE4 and have a question.
[06:43] <borncrusader> looking forward to lucid..
[06:43] <rww> kwtm: feel free to ask :)
[06:44] <kwtm> rww: Thanks! What is akonadi, and how can I make it stop making my KMail crash?
[06:45] <rww> kwtm: It's the storage backend database thing in KDE. Do you have a bug report or error message or something for the crash?
[06:46] <kwtm> rww: Yes, it's in http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/w11EvAEc
[06:47] <kwtm> rww: It says something about Akonadi couldn't connect to the DBus or something.  So, this KMail thing is humming along nicely, able to retrieve email, etc. then suddenl BAM!  Akonadi is throwing a temper tantrum so KMail decides it can't live without Akonadi, and packs up and leaves.
[06:48] <kwtm> rww: I'm still looking for where to modify the KDE4 setting for "Make User Miserable".
[06:48] <blackgraz> im running kubuntu 9.10 and i wanna setup dual lcds i have one plugged into the onboard intel card
[06:48] <blackgraz> the other is plugged into a nvitia card
[06:50] <rww> kwtm: Looks like the actual errors start at line 286. I'm guessing there might be a problem with your /home/kwtm1/.local/share/akonadi/ directory, like incorrect permissions or something.
[06:50] <kwtm> rww: Will check.  Thx.
[06:54] <kwtm> rww: I think that's the key.  I symlinked it to an already existent KDE3 directory, so I'll create a new directory.
[06:57] <kwtm> rww: help!  What the heck is this? ""akonadiserver" crashed too often and will not be restarted!"
[06:57] <kwtm> Does that mean akonadiserver has gotten too impatient with my bumbling and will no longer be nice to me?
[06:57] <rww> pretty much. I haven't seen that message before :|
[06:58] <kwtm> Fer crying out loud.  Do I need to reboot this thing, then?  I feel like I'm using Windows.
[06:58] <rww> log out and back in again? iono
[06:58]  * rww isn't a KDE4 expert :(
[06:58] <kwtm> Okay, see you after the reboot.
[06:58]  * kwtm hates kde4
[06:58] <kwtm> KDE4 hates kwtm, too.
[07:02] <dominicdinada> hmmm
[07:02] <dominicdinada> what is the release party channel ?
[07:04] <kwtm> well this is incredible --it still has "akonadi server crashed too often" --I think this is a failsafe loop that prevents akonadi from being restarted 100 times a second, for example.  Something's still wrong, rww.
[07:04] <Torch> kwtm: it is.
[07:04] <kwtm> It's still showing that it can't create test file, so I'll check that.
[07:05] <Torch> kwtm: here's the troubleshooting guide if you haven't seen it: http://userbase.kde.org/Akonadi_4.4/Troubleshooting
[07:05] <rww> I'm out of my element :(
[07:12] <kwtm> Torch: Apparently the guide does not cover my version of the hatred KDE4 has for me.
[07:13] <kwtm> Torch: It looks like Akonadi is not starting because MySQL is not starting.  It says it's missing a required config file.
[07:14] <Torch> kwtm: i think the guide has that.
[07:14] <Torch> kwtm: also, it's not a KDE4 problem. it's a kubuntu-misconfiguration.
[07:15] <kwtm> Torch: Yeah, I figured that.  I thought Kubuntu would be at least stable enough to use KMail.  Anyway, apparently I have to install the MySQL package,
[07:15] <Torch> kwtm: "DB error: 'Could not open required defaults file: /home/$username/.local/share/akonadi/mysql.conf" -- do you get this?
[07:16] <kwtm> Torch: Ah, yes, I was just coming to that --I had been searching for "could not create test file ....$hostname.lower-test"
[07:18] <kwtm> Torch: THANK YOU!  Akonadi is up and running!  You were right --it WAS Kubuntu and the way AppArmor was set up --who would have thunk..... :P
[07:19] <Torch> kwtm: we've all been through that when 4.4 came out... i just uninstalled apparmor, it's not very useful anyway
[07:20] <kwtm> Thank you torch.  I guess I should get off my butt and file a bug report or something...
[07:20] <Torch> kwtm: not very useful if it's against karmic.
[07:20] <Torch> kwtm: and i do hope the kubuntu guys fixed the setup for lucid
[07:21] <kwtm> Torch: I'm using Lucid.
[07:21] <Torch> kwtm: ouch.
[07:22] <kwtm> You know, I really really had high hopes for this Operation Timelord.  I really really hoped the LTS version of Kubuntu wouldn't suck.  I still hope it doesn't.  But ... man.
[07:22] <Torch> kwtm: well, the apparmor thing is annoying, but once you've fixed it, it's just gone.
[07:22] <Torch> kwtm: so nothing to worry much about.
[07:23] <kwtm> Yeah.... I actually have to configure two other systems with KDE4 (I've been dragged screaming and kicking from KDE3).   Anyway, thanks very much for the pointer.  I wouldn't have concentrated on that error message since a whole bunch of other error messages also appeared.
[07:24] <Torch> kwtm: there's no reason to scream and kick when using KDE4
[07:24] <Torch> kwtm: it's _different_
[07:24] <Torch> kwtm: but it's also better than KDE3 in many, many ways.
[07:24] <kwtm> Torch: That's my complaint: it's *different*, and so all that time I invested in KDE3 is now kaput.  I wrote a billion scripts using DCOP which I now have to redo using DBUS.  And I can't even remember all the places I've used DCOP.
[07:25] <Torch> kwtm: agreed, if you've done things like that for kde3 it can be painful.
[07:25] <kwtm> Torch: I liked Linux because, unlike MS Win, it doesn't FORCE you to upgrade (HA HA Ha Ha ha ha)
[07:25] <Torch> kwtm: but dbus again is a lot better than dcop, so it's also worth it.
[07:25] <kwtm> I liked KDE because you can configure it any way you want (HA HA Ha Ha ha ha)
[07:26] <Torch> kwtm: backward compatibility isn't one of the stronger points of the linux ecosystem. that's in fact something where MS shines.
[07:26] <kwtm> Torch: I don't mind using DBUS.  I just mind having to switch over all of a sudden.  No DCOP->DBUS transition?  :P
[07:26] <Torch> kwtm: well, that dcop was going to be phased out was first decided i think in 2006 or so...
[07:27] <kwtm> Torch: Yeah, but using legacy Linux *is* one of its strong points.  I can put Linux on some 386 and it will run.  Unfortunately, it won't run in the same way as on the Centrino Duo.
[07:27] <kwtm> Torch: THat's why I'm switching over now, when I have a few weeks to transition.  I've put off this transition for a year (thank god --I never expected it to take this long).
[07:27] <kwtm> I've installed this thing for a week now and I have just started getting email. :P
[07:27] <Torch> kwtm: hmm, sounds bad.
[07:28] <kwtm> Torch: Part of it is I'm trying to ease the transition.  I had symlinked many KDE3 settings files, so I tried to use those for KDE4, and for the most part it worked.
[07:29] <Torch> kwtm: why do you do that?
[07:30] <kwtm> Torch: Because I believe in incremental change.  I still have KDE3 dualboot-installed on this box, so if I hose one installation, I get up and running with another.  So everything's symlinked to the data drive.  Also makes for easy backup.
[07:30] <Torch> kwtm: note that you can NOT use the same config for kde3 and kde4
[07:30] <Torch> kwtm: it might look like it works, but it really won't
[07:31] <Torch> kwtm: many kde4 apps will silently convert the config files if they find them to be kde3 versions
[07:32] <kwtm> Torch: Oh, great.  Well, I have separate copies for the ones that are really precious.  I have a separate copy of my email (1.5G) just in case Kubuntu Luser's Lynx flops.  But hope this akonadi hurdle is passed and I can use it...
[07:33] <Torch> kwtm: if it turns out not to be usable it won't be due to KDE4
[07:33] <Torch> kwtm: the really bad problems are with kernel and drivers, not the DE
[07:36] <kwtm> Torch: Yeah, I really got turned off with Kubuntu, but I don't want to abandon the Ubuntu ecosystem since it has the most critical mass (and also I invested a lot learning that ecosystem).
[07:37] <kwtm> Okay, KMail works.  I'll have to see if I can port my identities file over...
[07:47] <kwtm> thank you again Torch.  Everything seems okay.  I have now gotten to the point where I probably *won't* need to dual boot back into KDE3 for at least 24 h , which is a milestone.  Anyway... the trek to KDE4 continues.
[07:49] <Torch> kwtm: yw. remember there's also #kde for truly kde-specific questions.
[07:49] <kwtm> Does the KDE4 taskbar automatically switch to 2 rows if it's full enough?  Or do I have to set it?
[07:49] <kwtm> Torch: I tried there.  I heard the echo of my own voice.   It was so quiet there, you could hear the electrons scurrying around.
[07:49] <Torch> kwtm: it's normally not all that quiet.
[07:50] <Torch> kwtm: no, the panel does not resize itself.
[07:50] <Torch> kwtm: you have lots and lots of flexiblity with panels and widgets in plasma that you did not have in kde3. it takes time to set that up in a way that suits your workflow best.
[07:52] <kwtm> Torch: Is there a good guide "intro to KDE4 for KDE3 users" that is NOT based on KDE v4.0.0alpha?
[07:53] <zoggy> hey, any idea why there is no kubuntu on lucid?
[07:54] <Torch> kwtm: i dunno, but probably not really.
[07:59] <kwtm> zoggy: There is kubuntu on lucid.  I'm using it.  Did I misunderstand you?
[07:59] <zoggy> oh dear sorry kwtm i meant why there is no kdevelop on lucid
[07:59] <zoggy> moron alert
[08:11] <jony_> could someone tell when it will be  available the final version of kubuntu 10.04?
[08:12] <moetunes> jony_: today some time - someone in #ubuntu+1 will know or it will be in the topic
[08:13] <zoggy> hi, is there anything i can do to help push kdevelop into 10.04?
[08:13] <zoggy> 'cause it will seriously suck if it doesn't get in there
[08:14] <zoggy> it's been rocking lately - it makes anything else feel like kissing your sister
[08:15] <RnFstRuckHrd> I am tingling with anticipation? How long until I can upgrade?
[08:16] <moetunes> RnFstRuckHrd: there's a hint about that in the channel topic
[08:17] <eristik|huginn> anyone else procrastinating in the middle of the night?
[08:18] <RnFstRuckHrd> moetunes - sorry, I did not realize that I have to hover over the topic bar in Quassel to see the entire topic.  A sobering moment of getting on top of that learning curve always help though ;-)
[08:20] <moetunes> heh
[08:26] <Torch> zoggy: it's indeed strange that there seems to be no kevelop package for lucid.
[08:27] <Torch> zoggy: on the other hand, the "official" ubuntu packages of kdevelop for karmic were so horibly outdated you could not use them anway
[08:27] <zoggy> Torch: yes, those ones were pretty average, but the latest release is seriously one of my favourite things about kde
[08:28] <moetunes> maybe kdevleop isn't under developement anymore?
[08:28] <zoggy> it's something i want to show off to other developers
[08:28] <Torch> moetunes: oh, it sure is.
[08:28] <moetunes> k
[08:28] <Torch> http://blogs.fsfe.org/drdanz/?tag=kdevelop -- here's where i get my karmic packages.
[08:28] <zoggy> i've tried so many editors and nothing comes close to their latest offering
[08:28]  * Torch wouldn't be surprised if the guy also provides lucid packages soon-ish
[08:30] <zoggy> eclipse = butt slow, kate = great but bare bones, netbeans = more of the same klunky non-kde-integrated stuff, kdevelop = seamless, fast, smooth, fun to develop in.
[08:30] <zoggy> ok, i believe i've made my point
[08:30] <zoggy> haha
[08:30] <moetunes> http://www.opensource-news.com/operating-system/linux/kubuntu/kdevelop-4-beta-9-released/
[08:31] <moetunes> for lucid
[08:31] <zoggy> moetunes: thanks, i'll use those for now
[08:31] <moetunes> k
[08:59] <zoggy> re the fact that there's no kdevelop in lucid thus far, one of the guys on the kdevelop channel are saying "blame the kubuntu developers for not updating it". 1) is this correct? 2) how can we get past this and make sure we add kdevelop as i really believe it enhances our offering to the market?
[09:00] <moetunes> there is #kubuntu-devel - they might have an answer zoggy
[09:05] <zoggy> aha! thanks moetunes
[09:06] <moetunes> happy to help :]
[09:14] <Squeak> mornin' everyone
[09:15] <Squeak> I have a stupid question :)
[09:16] <Squeak> if I install the RC now, and then update later when the actual release has been made, i'll have the full version as if I waited for the release and installed that, correct?
[09:16] <dima> hello, everyone. Is it possible to join a jabber conference with kopete?
[09:17] <moetunes> Squeak: yep
[09:17] <Squeak> thankyou, just wanted to make sure :D
[09:18] <moetunes> :]
[09:51] <Riddell> topicdiff: Kubuntu presense needed in #ubuntu-release-party
[09:53] <charuto> bom dia pessoal
[09:54] <moetunes> did he just swear and leave? :]
[10:15] <artemios> hey folks!
[10:15] <artemios> How can i disable that fucking touchpad tapping?
[10:16] <artemios> anybody can help?
[10:17] <moetunes> wrong channel to swear in artemios ...
[10:18] <eristik|huginn> artemios- i taped a metrocard to it with cellotape
[10:18] <eristik|huginn> any plastic floppythin transit card will work
[10:19] <eristik|huginn> or like, an old student ID, laminated picture of your cat, whatever :)
[10:19] <moetunes> if you make a xorg.conf you can set it in there
[10:19] <eristik|huginn> i think my hardware off state isn't supported. the kb key does nothing
[10:19] <artemios> xorg.conf?
[10:20] <eristik|huginn> i've only edited xorg.conf in fbsd, also, so i'm wary of touching it :)
[10:20] <SandGorgon> i'm using this lightweight clipboard app called qlipper instead of klipper. How do I make sure qlipper starts on KDE startup ?
[10:21] <eristik|huginn> already i've found that the zshrc file does not behave the same, though fstab basically does
[10:22] <eristik|huginn> artemios- trust me, a thin plastic card and a couple tape loops work great
[10:22] <eristik|huginn> easier than xorg.conf by far if you haven't ever edited it
[10:22] <th3seaw0lf> hi people...
[10:33] <tokorona> So  I have another problem - the sound has stopped working entirely. Checking mplayer -ao oss/ -ao alsa returns nothing, and as far as I can tell from a look at alsamixer and the pulse audio control, nothing is muted.
[10:34] <tokorona> lspci shows the device and lsmod shows it
[10:34] <tokorona> *the module
[10:34] <tokorona> What should I look at next?
[10:36] <moetunes> does   aplay /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav   return anything
[10:36] <moetunes> tokorona: ^^
[10:37] <tokorona> no.
[10:37] <tokorona> It just says playing (details)
[10:37] <moetunes> k
[10:37] <tokorona> then drops to prompt. No sound comes out
[10:37] <moetunes> try running   alsaconf
[10:38] <tokorona> command not found
[10:38] <moetunes> k
[10:39] <moetunes> alsactl then
[10:39] <tokorona> asks me to specify command
[10:39] <moetunes> or type in   alsa   and hit the tab button twice to check
[10:40] <tokorona> alsa asks me to do something
[10:40] <moetunes> alsa tab tab ?
[10:40] <tokorona> Oh, sorry.
[10:40] <moetunes> :]
[10:40] <tokorona> alsa /alsactl /alsamixer
[10:43] <tokorona> ...
[10:43] <tokorona> OKay, I'm an idiot
[10:44] <tokorona> I found out what was wrong
[10:44] <tokorona> I thought it might have been my headphones so I went to switch them out..
[10:44] <moetunes> ohh what was it?
[10:44] <tokorona> .. and found it was unplugged.
[10:44] <moetunes> heh :]
[10:44] <tokorona> plugged htem in and sudddendly aplay works again
[10:44]  * tokorona checks to see if pulse does
[10:44] <moetunes> there you go then - a hardware error not software :]
[10:45] <tokorona> and mplayer -ao pulse works fine
[10:45] <moetunes> well done
[10:45] <tokorona> sorry for bothering you about it
[10:45] <moetunes> I just naturally it was software - I learnt something
[10:45] <moetunes> *assumed
[10:46] <moetunes> np :]
[10:51] <Guest44777> whens 10.04 coming out?
[10:52] <moetunes> sometime today - there is #ubuntu-release party Guest44777
[10:57] <calumayoo> my laptop displays a purely dark screen after i close the lid... need to turn it off forcefully before it can be worked again on... mind to help me? thanks a million :)
[10:59] <moetunes> !hibernate
[11:00] <calumayoo> moetunes: were you talking to me? i cant get it?
[11:02] <moetunes> calumayoo: I was looking for a link the bot would give - it doesn't have one for hibernation tho - sorry
[11:02] <moetunes> !bot
[11:02] <calumayoo> oh i get it
[11:02] <calumayoo> :)
[11:02] <moetunes> :]
[11:04] <calumayoo> im still hoping though that someone would help me with my problem
[11:05] <moetunes> calumayoo: some more info pls - kubuntu version and laptop model and amount of swap pls
[11:07] <calumayoo> karmic koala 9.10 dell latitude d505 1.2 gig
[11:07] <calumayoo> my ram's just 512
[11:07] <calumayoo> mb
[11:08] <moetunes> I don't do hibernation - maybe someone who does will speak up...
[11:16] <calumayoo> oh, nvmd that... another question though... i want to know if my laptop is 64 bit or 32 bit... i searched the net which instructs me to use uname -a... this what comes out Linux calumayoo-laptop 2.6.31-20-generic #58-Ubuntu SMP Fri Mar 12 05:23:09 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[11:21] <calumayoo> nvmd..found it..
[11:22] <moetunes> calumayoo: does   lsb_release    return anything?
[11:22] <moetunes> ohh
[11:22] <moetunes> how?
[11:31] <Vge> i686 means 32bit
[11:33] <moetunes> thnx Vge
[11:36] <calumayoo> yeah... but another blogsite said that this check was only for the kernel and no the cpu itself
[11:36] <Mamarok> Vge: what makes you think that?
[11:36] <calumayoo> anyone knows a way to check this out?
[11:37] <Mamarok> calumayoo: cat /proc/cpuinfo should tell you your CPU
[11:37] <calumayoo> ok thanks
[11:39] <calumayoo> processor       : 0
[11:39] <calumayoo> vendor_id       : GenuineIntel
[11:39] <calumayoo> cpu family      : 6
[11:39] <calumayoo> model           : 9
[11:39] <calumayoo> model name      : Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 1300MHz
[11:39] <FloodBotK3> calumayoo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:39] <calumayoo> stepping        : 5
[11:39] <Vge> Mamarok: might be that my head is frozen, somehow my mind stated it would be so, i guess my memory faild me?
[11:39] <calumayoo> mamarok: procesor: 0 , what it means?
[11:40] <Vge> first one if you have meny
[11:42] <calumayoo> ok... its 32....thanks.
[11:43] <Mamarok> Vge: i686 only tells you the processor family, not the bitrate
[11:49] <Vge> Mamarok: are there processor familys that work on different bitrates?
[11:52] <Mamarok> Vge: well, yes the Celeron or the Pentium family, both have 32 or 64 bit processors: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_microprocessors
[11:52] <Mamarok> and that is only for Intel chips
[12:00] <Vge> Mamarok: good to know, thnx
[12:25] <opi99> heyho
[12:33] <BiggFREE> Hi
[12:35] <uikxx> what time wel the ubuntu LTD come out ?
[12:36] <moetunes> isitout | uikxx
[12:36] <moetunes> !isitout | uikxx
[12:38] <uikxx> release party ? usa time or what
[12:39] <moetunes> uikxx: there's no set hour usa time or utc
[12:39] <uikxx> yes it is
[12:39] <uikxx> or LA Time
[12:39] <moetunes> yes it is what?
[12:40] <uikxx> or NY time :)
[12:40] <moetunes> uikxx: type /j #ubuntu-release-party and ask there
[12:40] <uikxx> yes it time differences
[12:41] <uikxx> aiit
[12:51] <BiggFREE> bbl
[12:53] <saintly> good morning
[12:56] <Firekracker> bin ich da?
[12:57] <Mamarok> !de | Firekracker
[13:00] <saintly> alrighty
[13:01] <saintly> my sound wont play in amarok
[13:01] <saintly> never used it before, maybe im doing somethin wrong?
[13:01] <putt1ck> sound working elsewhere?
[13:01] <putt1ck> like for KDE sounds?
[13:02] <shadeslayer> saintly: ok have you tried setting all channels to high in kmix?
[13:03] <saintly> Shadeslayer: no i havet, how do i get to kmix?
[13:03] <shadeslayer> saintly: press alt+f2 and type kmix
[13:04] <moetunes> I remember seeing other folk with the same issue and it was a setting in amorok I don't remember which tho
[13:06] <saintly> Shadeslayer: all the sound is up in Kmix
[13:07] <shadeslayer> saintly: do you have all the channels enabled?
[13:07] <saintly> how od i do that?
[13:08] <shadeslayer> saintly: and other apps output sound correctly?
[13:08] <markit> hi, kubuntu 10.04, monitor 1920x1080, worked fine, then I updated the system for some days using a different monitor, now I've re-plugged the 1920x1080 but does not get the full resolution anymore, and randr -q does not show it either... any clue? A known bug? (I'm at work now and I can't test, but maybe I can find people here now that are not when I connect from home)
[13:08] <saintly> forefox has sound
[13:08] <shadeslayer> saintly: settings > channels > drag all channels to the left column
[13:09] <||arifaX> I want to sync quassel-irc config files. do you know, where all my settings exactly live? I checked quasselrc quasselcore.conf and quasselclient.conf I could not find eg. channel settings there
[13:09] <saintly> there is no channels selection under settings?
[13:10] <||arifaX> saintly: I speak of the files
[13:10] <||arifaX> I want to use Dropbox to sync my computers quassel-irc settings but not syncing the quassel-storage.sqlite
[13:11] <Torch> ||arifaX: there is, i think, #quassel
[13:11] <saintly> i speak of channels. MY sound in Amarok doesnt work.
[13:11] <||arifaX> saintly: k understand
[13:13] <shadeslayer> saintly: click on the speaker icon > Mixer > Settings > Config. channels
[13:13] <shadeslayer> ( speaker icon in systray )
[13:14] <saintly> and i want all items selected ?
[13:15] <shadeslayer> saintly: yes
[13:19] <saintly> shadeslayer: still no luck.
[13:19] <saintly> firefox still streams youtube fine.
[13:20] <kshadeslayer> saintly: which amarok and kubuntu version?
[13:22] <saintly> the newest amarok, kubuntu netbook 9.10
[13:23] <kshadeslayer> saintly: hm.. well can you try playing the song via dragon? ( video player )
[13:24] <saintly> idk. im playing an internet ipodradio thru amarok right now, i cant figure out how to sync my
[13:24] <saintly> ipod
[13:25] <kshadeslayer> saintly: oh well thats easy,just right click on any song and click copy to > <Device name>
[13:25] <kshadeslayer> works both ways,ipod to HD and vice versa
[13:25] <kshadeslayer> saintly: also you might want #amarok,they can help better
[13:26] <saintly> but my ipod doesnt even show up in disk utility
[13:26] <saintly> alright
[13:27] <kshadeslayer> saintly: its not in disk utility,it should show up in amarok too :)
[13:30] <saintly> where would i find it in amarok?
[13:31] <kshadeslayer> saintly: on the left...
[13:31] <kshadeslayer> saintly: i think its under collection
[13:31] <kshadeslayer> or local music...
[13:32] <saintly> local music, 0 tracks.
[13:38] <saintly> Playing: <b>Recorder Suite In A Minor</b> by <b>Telemann</b> on <b>Mostly Classical - S K Y . F M - Listen and Relax, it's good for you! www.sky.fm</b> (0:00)
[13:38] <kshadeslayer> saintly: does your ipod show up there>
[13:38] <saintly> no it doesnt
[13:40] <kshadeslayer> !ipod | saintly
[13:48] <saintly> so should i switch to amarok 2.3?
[13:51] <shadeslayer> saintly: you said you had the latest amarok
[13:51] <saintly> i guess i was wrong, i just saw 2.3 online
[13:53] <shadeslayer> saintly: :)
[13:54] <pookito> dudes, so at what time the kubuntu will be release to the public?
[13:54] <Landgraf_Chel> tomorrow
[13:54] <pookito> for real, one more day
[13:54] <pookito> wow
[13:54] <pookito> I thought it was today
[13:55] <pookito> but it is ok
[13:55] <pookito> thanks
[13:55] <Landgraf_Chel> who haves screnshots new kubuntu?
[13:56] <shadeslayer> Landgraf_Chel: its the same as karmic....
[13:57] <shadeslayer> apart from newer apps and stuff
[13:57] <Landgraf_Chel> :(
[13:57] <shadeslayer> awesome systray though :)
[13:57] <Landgraf_Chel> and buttons? left side?
[13:58] <Landgraf_Chel> in windows?
[13:58] <shadeslayer> Landgraf_Chel: nope,kubuntu tries to be as vanilla kde as possible
[13:58] <shadeslayer> although i must admit gnome looks good,i can actually compare it to KDE now...
[13:58] <shadeslayer> though KDE still wins :P
[14:05] <putt1ck> my 87 year old aunt is already using Lucid :)
[14:05] <calumayoo> :)
[14:06] <calumayoo> is it out already?
[14:06] <fso3hsbf5> prateek: hehehe...
[14:09] <Landgraf_Chel> what is good a download manager? kget don't provide to edit filepath
[14:10] <Landgraf_Chel> for reload from letitbit i need edit filepath
[14:11] <shadeslayer> Landgraf_Chel: wget :P
[14:16] <calumayoo> what do i do after i enter sudo apt-get update
[14:16] <Sbaragnaus> wait
[14:16] <sergiusrf> hi all
[14:17] <sergiusrf> were u doing guys?
[14:17] <Sbaragnaus> waiting LL
[14:17] <sergiusrf> u country guys pls?
[14:18] <sergiusrf> bb )))
[14:21] <sergiusrf> whu rus?
[14:22] <Landgraf_Chel> sergiusrf: i'm rus
[14:22] <sergiusrf> kak s tobou soedinitc9?
[14:23] <Landgraf_Chel> sm lichku
[14:24] <Pici> !ru
[14:26] <amichair> on lucid, "E: Package sun-java6-jre has no installation candidate" - what's wrong?
[14:27] <Benkinooby> hi there. what is the difference when i run "strigiclient" from commandline and when i run the strigi indexing with the nepomuk-taskbar-symbol? it seems that the one from commandline is much faster. but are both of them wiriting to the same index?
[14:30] <calumayoo> when i installed linux mint on my laptop i made 4 partitions for /, swap, /home, /usr... i then switched to kubuntu and reformatted my swap and / only... i still have the remaining partitions but they seem to be not related anymore to my current os.. can i just reformat them?
[14:37] <calumayoo> hello
[14:38] <calumayoo> ?
[14:38]  * marcus_ waves
[14:42] <calumayoo> to me?
[14:44] <amichair> calumayoo: if u have a question, just ask it, and hopefully someone here will be able to help
[14:45] <calumayoo> yeah... ive been waiting for someone to help
[14:45] <amichair> it's a bit quiet here today...
[14:45] <mylinux> hj*
[14:52] <marcus_> everyone's in #ubuntu-release-party. :P
[14:52] <calumayoo> yeah amichair.... wish there's someone here to help :(
[14:53] <marcus_> What's up?
[14:56] <jimmy51_> !upgrade
[14:57] <changle> how to upgrade from 9.10
[14:57] <jimmy51_> is 10.04 not out yet?
[14:57] <jimmy51_> i thought today was the day...
[14:57] <changle> yes
[14:57] <jimmy51_> kubuntu.org's countdown says 1 day left.
[14:59] <calumayoo> marcus: just some simple problem... i think. :) can you help me?
[15:00] <calumayoo> jimmy51: yeah i thought so... ive been waiting for the release. yesterday it said 1 day. today its still 1 day...
[15:01] <marcus_> calumayoo: Just call out the problem in future. :)
[15:01] <calumayoo> ok
[15:03] <f4b10_> hi there
[15:03] <calumayoo> hello :)
[15:03] <f4b10_> i'm having troubles trying to build pycrypto, someone can help me?
[15:04] <marcus_> Erm.
[15:04] <BadMuppet> reposerities have it
[15:05] <marcus_> Right.
[15:05] <marcus_> What I would do (in order): sudo apt-get build-dep prcrypto
[15:06] <marcus_> sudo apt-get source --build pycrypto
[15:06] <marcus_> That will pull in the build dependancies of pycrypto and then pull the source and build it.
[15:06] <f4b10_> uhm, my problem is that i have kubuntu 9.10, with python 2.6, but my project uses python 2.5
[15:07] <f4b10_> so i am trying to build pycrpypto from sources, but it gives to me some errors i dont understand
[15:07] <marcus_> Right...
[15:07] <marcus_> I don't do much building myself, sorry.
[15:07] <marcus_> :S
[15:08] <f4b10_> first it wanted python 2.5 dev, i did install them ok
[15:10] <marc-andre> hiho
[15:13] <f4b10_> aaargh ok now it works: python 2.6 is the default version on ubuntu 9.10, i installed python 2.5 ok, but i did build pycrypto without addressing full python 2.5 path
[15:13] <f4b10_> thank you all
[15:14] <new_bember_> where the links?
[15:16] <blackcut> what?
[15:16] <calumayoo> is it okay. to upgrade to kde 4.4 and use it in Kubuntu 9.10?
[15:16] <Torch> calumayoo: yes
[15:16] <calumayoo> how do i do it?
[15:21] <Kottizen> When does it come? :D
[15:21] <mistrynitesh> is it out?
[15:21] <Kottizen> No :/
[15:22] <marcus_> Comes out when 1000 people join #ubuntu-release-party apparently.
[15:22] <marcus_> OK, I don't think so, but can't hurt :P
[15:23] <Tm_T> marcus_: that's false
[15:23] <Kottizen> marcus_: thx
[15:28] <marc-andre> lol
[15:30] <amichair> on lucid, apt-get says "E: Package sun-java6-jre has no installation candidate" - what's wrong?
[15:36] <TommyThaGun> Is there a single way to change the look of KDE instead of changing one little aspect at a time?
[15:39] <marcus_> TommyThaGun: In short, no.
[15:39] <TommyThaGun> hmm
[15:39] <marcus_> TommyThaGun: There's lots of things you might want to change the appearance of.
[15:39] <TommyThaGun> that's tough
[15:39] <TommyThaGun> right, ans I appreciate that, but it's tough to go through everything tweaking them to get it looking right
[15:40] <TommyThaGun> I would just like to have one starting point, like change it all to Abadadoo theme, then tweak it a bit to my preference
[15:41] <marcus_> TommyThaGun: Well, that starting point is probably System Settings --> Appearance --> Style.
[15:41] <marcus_> TommyThaGun: And if you don't like the colours, there's a bunch of colour themes in Appearance --> Colours.
[15:56] <Benkinooby> hi there. what is the difference when i run "strigiclient" from commandline and when i run the strigi indexing with the nepomuk-taskbar-symbol? it seems that the one from commandline is much faster. but are both of them wiriting to the same index? the one from commandline indicaes a indexfile size of 300 MB!!! see http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/5349/strigi.png
[16:00] <JuJuBee> When is 10.04 due out?  Thought it was yesterday...
[16:02] <Squeak> today sometime
[16:03] <Squeak> I have an odd question, if anyone can help
[16:03] <BeteNoire> hi, is there any particular reason kubuntu 9.04 does not mount usb memory automatically?
[16:03] <Squeak> i've just installed 10.04 RC on my work laptop, and i'm using an encrypted home directory
[16:03] <Squeak> is there any way I can change the UID of my account?
[16:07] <Torch> Squeak: you're aware of how you'd do that without an encrypted home?
[16:08] <Squeak> Torch: yeah, it would be really easy
[16:08] <Squeak> i'd just change the UID in /etc/passwd and then recursively chown my home directory back to my ownership
[16:08] <Torch> Squeak: right.
[16:09] <Torch> Squeak: i have no idea how ubuntu implement an encrypted home, but if it's just mounted with pam_mount you could probably get away with the same procedure.
[16:11] <Squeak> i'll have a look into how they do it
[16:11] <Squeak> cheers
[16:19] <seeking_1004> ok I just got here so would have missed any previous announcements
[16:19] <seeking_1004> Is Kubuntu 10.04 due out for download today or not?
[16:19] <seeking_1004> It is the 29th :/
[16:20] <Pici> seeking_1004, Lucid will be released some time during the 29th, i.e: there is no exact time. You can await the announcement in #ubuntu-release-party
[16:20] <seeking_1004> thanks Pici
[16:26] <Squeak> Torch: worked it out, cheers :)
[16:37] <sverre> hello.. I have 70 torrents seeding in deluge.. I would like to transfer them all to ktorrent without having to add them one by one..
[16:39] <Rahula59> hello
[16:40] <Rahula59> can somebody help me on codeblocks ?
[16:49] <r0xz> hi, when will you release the next version?
[16:49] <calumayoo> who of you here prefer aptitude than apt-get?
[16:49] <florence> Hello, Somebody knows whether 10.04 is out?
[16:50] <florence> I - aptitude!
[16:50] <Pici> florence, Lucid will be released some time during the 29th, i.e: there is no exact time. You can await the announcement in #ubuntu-release-party
[16:50] <calumayoo> really? is it better for you?
[16:50] <florence> yes, aptitude - better. 10.04 - It's the 29th
[16:50] <florence> waiting from a month
[16:51] <r0xz> florence: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidReleaseSchedule
[16:51] <florence> well, yeah I'm there
[16:51] <florence> it says today
[16:51] <r0xz> true
[16:51] <calumayoo> yeah.. but no specific time...
[16:51] <r0xz> guess at the end of the day
[16:52] <florence> and at the kubuntu.org still says one day, as yesterday
[16:52] <r0xz> yeah, but 1/2 day does not really makes it better i guess
[16:52] <machine__> hey
[16:52] <machine__> its my first time sing kubuntu
[16:52] <machine__> hwo do you guys feel about it
[16:52] <florence> what time is it in your city, it's 17:50 here
[16:53] <florence> machine__: It's great
[16:53] <machine__> ita 11.52pm here
[16:53] <machine__> florence:  thanks
[16:53] <tokorona> W... urr, sorry, wrong button.
[16:53] <machine__> but im nto being able to connect to other servers
[16:53] <r0xz> in the Netherlands it' s 17:53
[16:53] <florence> same zone, i'm in italy
[16:53] <machine__> im from bangladesh
[16:53] <r0xz> :)
[16:54] <Pici> !party
[16:54] <machine__> i have a server of my own which im not being able to connect
[16:54] <machine__> can anyone help me regarding this
[16:54] <zus> im sure its been asked, but,...did the final release for lucid hit the sites yet? i see the rc still.
[16:54] <tokorona> no.
[16:54] <florence> me too
[16:54] <tokorona> They're doing final QA testing now
[16:54] <florence> 3 people asking
[16:55] <r0xz> zus: today, but i do not know when exactly
[16:56] <florence> They oughta release it, otherwise we're going to get them a high bandwidth bill for the IRC =)
[16:56] <zus> r0xz,  thanks.
[16:56] <r0xz> yw
[16:57] <zus> updateing from rc to final shouldnt be that bad ould it?
[16:57] <florence> zus: better wait
[16:58] <zus> i did get pclinuxos 2010 last night, ill play with that then...
[16:59] <zus> i only know kubuntu and ubuntu, and mint....but i can make up my mind,, kde or gnome.
[16:59] <Squeak> kde
[16:59] <florence> zus: kde, GNOME lacks features
[16:59] <florence> zus: just compare Kate with gEdit
[17:00] <florence> zus: Or Dolphin with Nautilius
[17:00] <zus> only been using since 9.10 released
[17:00] <Squeak> or Amarok with pretty much anything :D
[17:00] <florence> zus: KDE 4.4 will be even greater
[17:00] <thegeek0100> I like kde better however, gnome seems to be more stable.
[17:00] <Squeak> KDE's been really stable for me since 4.3
[17:00] <zus> florence, thats the thing, i seen videos of comparisons so i switched,
[17:00] <Squeak> 4.0 was incredibly bad, but 4.3+ rock
[17:01] <florence> zus: switched to?
[17:01] <florence> zus: to GNOME or to KDE
[17:01] <zus> florence, kde
[17:01] <zus> florence, from gnome
[17:01] <florence> zus: Bravo!
[17:01] <thegeek0100> I am still in therapy from kde 4 experiences
[17:02] <Squeak> heh
[17:02] <Squeak> I quit KDE and went back to gnome for a while when 4.0 came out
[17:02] <zus> in fairness, i use ubuntu for the past five months been on kubuntu  a month.
[17:02] <thegeek0100> on 10.04 rc and if I switch to tty1 and back to 7 my system freezes and have to reboot. any ideas?
[17:03] <florence> thegeek0100: I'm new, I used f**king windows at the time, but I heard about KDE 4.0, how it crashed with 1.6 Ghz frequency =)
[17:04] <florence> zus: Ubuntu (newest) imitates MAC too much
[17:05] <florence> by the way, anyone knows what actually is that attracting to GNOME? Still a mistery for me
[17:05] <zus> i have no problem with windows, except its slow...after an entire 6months with linux i noticed the speed difference
[17:06] <florence> zus: Oh, yes! It's speed made me make the switch with HIGHEST SPEED
[17:07] <TheAncientGoat> Lucid live cd froze... Guess my "get the RC and save time" strategy was not so smart
[17:07] <zus> i've never seen a mac interface in person, aside from windows skins...but i really really like mints color scheme for helena mint 8.
[17:07] <florence> Now, when I hear of Windows, I'm with Stallman: Either throw the windows out of the computer or throw the computer out the window
[17:07] <florence> TheAncientGoat: Yes!
[17:07] <avihay> florence: gnome stays it's own unevloved, unaspiering self, thats what attracting pepole to it
[17:08] <JuJuBee> I could use some help... I cannot upgrade my laptop from 9.04 to 9.10 or 10.04. When I boot live cd for either, my mouse starts in the upper left corner. As soon as I start moving the mouse (USB connected mouse or trackpad) it jumps right back to the upper left corner. What do I do?
[17:08] <zus> florence,  haha i have to put windows back on
[17:08] <florence> zus: Why?
[17:08] <TheAncientGoat> We need a distro that has a red color scheme...
[17:09] <florence> TheAncientGoat: There are a lot of red schemes for KDE
[17:09] <TheAncientGoat> There are?
[17:09] <TheAncientGoat> But no distro uses them as default :)
[17:10] <florence> TheAncientGoat: Well, most distros keep up to more conservative designs (like a lot of gray) I personally like it ALL BLACK
[17:11] <Squeak> I'm partial to a grey and black theme
[17:11] <Squeak> much gentler on the eyes
[17:11] <zus> florence,  music. lmms isnt quite working for me...
[17:11] <TheAncientGoat> florence: In theory, I'd like that too
[17:12] <florence> zus: You switched an OS because of a media player plugin?!
[17:13] <zus> florence,  no, i will be dual booting.
[17:13] <florence> zus: Well, that's relieving...
[17:13] <zus> florence,  i havent found anything with linux to be better than ableton live and reason..
[17:14] <zus> florence, my everyday copmuting will be kubuntu OR some KDE based distro
[17:15] <florence> zus: there's also Mandriva, openSUSE, PCLinuxOS...
[17:15] <zus> florence, im actually interested in KDE (widgets) and the bug squad
[17:15] <florence> zus: But the majority is GNOME
[17:16] <florence> zus: I'm interested in KDE development, learning programming (C++)
[17:16] <Squeak> well, that's just awesome
[17:16] <Squeak> wireless on 10.04 works flawlessly, first try
[17:16] <zus> florence, i was refered to python for a 1st language
[17:16] <florence> Squeak: I never had a problem on kubuntu (or linux generally), but on Windows it;s a pain (even the audio)
[17:17] <Squeak> Until now, i'd never tried
[17:17] <florence> zus: 1. I'm interested specially in KDE, and Qt's native is C++
[17:17] <Squeak> my home pc which has had linux on it for farking ages, is wired
[17:17] <Squeak> i've just replaced a dual boot windows/opensolaris install on my work lappy with Kubuntu
[17:18] <florence> zus: 2. C++ has HUGE code base and a lot of developers and tutorials
[17:18] <Squeak> now, if I can get the bluetooth working, that will be truly impressive
[17:18] <zus> florence,  so i should also learn c
[17:18] <zus> florence,  so i should also learn c++?
[17:18] <florence> zus: which one?
[17:18] <zus> florence, typo on the first oops
[17:19] <florence> Squeak: Hoping for you, KBluetooth!
[17:19] <florence> zus: what do you know? depends
[17:19] <zus> florence,  nothing beyond python interpretor and tutorials
[17:20] <florence> zus: Well, that isn't new - I was the same way for a lot of time
[17:20] <Squeak> damn
[17:20] <Squeak> doesn't recognise the adaptor
[17:20] <florence> zus: Python isn't mature enough (in my humble oppinion)
[17:21] <florence> Squeak: What a pitty!
[17:23] <zus> florence,  i really like the look the old lookinglass was going for too bad they discontinued that project
[17:23] <florence> zus: ???
[17:24] <zus> one sec...
[17:24] <florence> zus: Found It!
[17:25] <florence> zus: In Wikipedia, god bless Jimmy Wales!
[17:25] <florence> zus: Well, I would like to kick that thing out of my desktop once per every dimension, after having seen the screenshot! (sorry!)
[17:25] <zus> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXv8VlpoK_g.
[17:27] <florence> zus: But it's Java, a whole desktop environment on virtual machine? Would be slower even than Windows, no?
[17:28] <zus> florence,  that was the first video i seen for anything linux, i looked around and found  ubuntu, thats why i switched from windows to linux
[17:28] <florence> zus: please call it GNU/Linux
[17:29] <florence> zus: http://www.gnu.org/gnu/linux-and-gnu.html
[17:29] <zus> florence, since then i learned  ALOT
[17:29] <florence> zus: Linux is a kernel, which is only a small part of an OS
[17:29] <florence> zus: Since when?
[17:30] <Tm_T> florence: it can be called Linux here
[17:30] <florence> Tm_T: And where it can not?
[17:31] <zus> florence,  9.04 but when i tried it the wesite had a counter that said 9 days till 9.10
[17:31] <florence> zus: bet you're installing 9.10 now, hours (I hope) before 10.04 Hehe
[17:32] <zus> florence,  i have 9.10kde4.4.2 right now
[17:32] <thegeek0100> Its worth waiting for 10.04
[17:33] <Ender2070> 10.04 is late
[17:33] <thegeek0100> not that late.
[17:34] <thegeek0100> do you recall windows release dates come and go?
[17:35] <florence> zus: I only started with GNU/Linux from november 2009
[17:35] <florence> zus: With Kubuntu 9.10
[17:35] <florence> zus: Actually, I chose it because of it's simularity to Windows, but later I saw GNOME was more similar with it's quick and dirty default apps like the file manager, text editor, calculator, etc...
[17:35] <florence> schestowitz: Hey, are you the guy behind Techrights, previously BoycottNovell?
[17:35] <zus> florence,  i still  think of my self a newbie..i still have alot of learning to to
[17:35] <FloodBotK1> florence: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:35] <rosco_y> Ender2070: when you're on the development team, one day is like five minutes when it is release time
[17:35] <rosco_y> My take is that they are doing an incredible job
[17:36] <florence> schestowitz: Hey, are you the guy behind Techrights, previously BoycottNovell?
[17:39] <Tm_T> florence: he is not here anymore
[17:39] <florence> Tm_T: oh
[17:39] <florence> Tm_T: I'm a big fan
[17:40] <florence> Tm_T: There was a problem with my connection, so I didn't notice
[17:40] <florence> Tm_T: Thanks
[17:43] <zus> florence, http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=ODE5Ng
[17:44] <zus> florence,  im going to guess my 6 to 10 weeks  is now going to be delayed for my "ship-it"
[17:44] <florence> zus: Hey, man! That's bad luck!
[17:46] <zus> the delay for mail orders though shouldnt be noticeable.
[17:47] <florence> zus: Yeah, with snail mail!
[17:47] <florence> zus: But how could they find such a major bug so late?!
[17:50] <thegeek0100> it looks like kubuntu is posted.
[17:50] <zus> florence,  i dont know, either its nothing to worry about for most endusers or its that big a deal  well see a final release in a day or two
[17:50] <thegeek0100> http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/lucid/
[17:50] <thegeek0100> I don't see RC anywhere.
[17:51] <florence> zus: Ready!!!!
[17:51] <florence> thegeek0100: Love you man!
[17:51] <florence> zus: Well, a LOT of users run Ubuntu in dual boot with Windows
[17:52] <boby> q?
[17:52] <zus> florence,  may i get a link for it please
[17:52] <florence> zus: Even More becaue now almost every laptop comes with Win
[17:52] <zus> opps
[17:52] <florence> zus: http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/lucid/
[17:52] <florence> zus: thank thegeek0100 for that
[17:53] <florence> zus: He (or she) found it first!!!
[17:53] <florence> zus: You know which one you need?
[17:53] <thegeek0100> I just checked. Its he.
[17:53] <zus> florence,  um, i i386
[17:54] <zus> thanks thegeek0100
[17:54] <florence> zus: yep
[17:54] <florence> zus: the .iso is easiest
[17:54] <boby> when kubuntu 10.04 will be available for download
[17:54] <boby> final ver
[17:54] <florence> boby: NOW!!!
[17:55] <florence> boby: Yes, http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/lucid/
[17:55] <zus> florence, scroll to the bottom part?
[17:55] <florence> boby: About a minute ago
[17:55] <florence> zus:Yep
[17:55] <florence> zus: Go Ahead: http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/lucid/kubuntu-10.04-desktop-i386.iso
[17:56] <thegeek0100> one seeder on the torrent
[17:56] <thegeek0100> gonna be awhile
[17:56] <florence> Everybody, 10.04 is ready!
[17:56] <meyerm> Ha, great :-) - so, can you point me to an up-to-date HOWTO-make-bootable-USB-pendrive-out-of-iso? :-)
[17:56] <boby> link you gave says 27.04?
[17:56] <Sbaragnaus> can you post the link to the torrent ?
[17:56] <xrfang> how to install "restricted drivers" in kubuntu like in ubuntu?
[17:56] <thegeek0100> http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/lucid/
[17:56] <xrfang> am using ati M200 and the driver is not stable
[17:57] <thegeek0100> only if you have hardware that needs it.
[17:57] <boby> why www.kubuntu.org says 1 DAY TO GO?
[17:57] <Sbaragnaus> rofl sorry , i didn't scroll down enough .. lol
[17:57] <Pici> !party
[17:57] <zus> florence,   thanks!
[17:58] <florence> zus: You're welcome!
[17:59] <boby> this is 2 days old!
[17:59] <boby> florence?
[17:59] <florence> boby: No, they wre RC
[18:00] <florence> *were RC
[18:00] <florence> boby: (Release Candidate)
[18:00] <florence> boby: Now it's final
[18:00] <boby> ware or are RC?
[18:00] <florence> boby: were
[18:00] <boby> but 27-04? is da date
[18:00] <boby> the*
[18:00] <florence> boby: Yep, but there was a major bug
[18:01] <florence> boby: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=ODE5Ng
[18:01] <florence> They haven't up-dated the main page, though
[18:01] <boby> one more:
[18:01] <muffin2> Hello
[18:01] <muffin2> I use kubuntu
[18:01] <boby> main page
[18:01] <boby> you say
[18:01] <muffin2> I use kubuntu on virtualbox.
[18:02] <boby> why isn't update?
[18:02] <muffin2> Kubuntu on virtualbox can't recognize my usb drive.
[18:02] <zus> so this is  officially release?
[18:02] <florence> boby: www.kubuntu.org
[18:02] <muffin2> Why is that?
[18:02] <florence> boby: Not Yet
[18:02] <boby> why?
[18:02] <GSF1200S> how do I install a base kde desktop on Ubuntu? I have 10.04 rc installed..
[18:02] <florence> boby: Well, they're not THAT fast
[18:03] <florence> GSF1200S: Get Kubuntu it's stable now http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/lucid/
[18:03] <GSF1200S> Not looking for kubuntu desktop. Actually, does anyone here know if KDE now supports seperate X sessions for dual screens?
[18:03] <boby> ok tell me this: would be diference between this ver and one that should be relesed today?
[18:03] <boby> 27-04 and 29-04?
[18:03] <meyerm> Is there updated information for 10.04 how to create a bootable USB-pendrive from another non-ubuntu Linux?
[18:03] <florence> GSF1200S: Kubuntu = Ubuntu + KDE
[18:03] <GSF1200S> florence: I know that haha.. been using ubuntu since edgy ;)
[18:04] <muffin2> Kubuntu 10.04 is not yet stable.
[18:04] <GSF1200S> i just dont know all of whats necessary for kde base atm.. im running Xubuntu
[18:04] <florence> GSF1200S: Then why do you ask that?
[18:04] <florence> muffin2: It is now
[18:04] <boby> mayerm: try unetbootin program
[18:04] <muffin2> florence : ???
[18:05] <florence> muffin2: Yep, it doesn't say RC anymore
[18:05] <muffin2> florence : where is it?
[18:05] <florence> muffin2: http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/lucid/
[18:05] <GSF1200S> florence: because I would like to see if KDE 4.4 supports dual head before I install it
[18:05] <florence> schestowitz: schestowitz: Hey, are you the guy behind Techrights, previously BoycottNovell?
[18:05] <meyerm> boby: OK, I'll just trt that :)
[18:05] <TommyThaGun> why is are my Touchpad setting inaccessible in System Settings? I'm trying to disable the tap feature... which I thought I had done before, now I can't because it looks like this: http://j.imagehost.org/view/0071/snapshot1
[18:05] <florence> GSF1200S: You can try Kubuntu LiveCD
[18:06] <thegeek0100> I am running a dual head ati on 10.04 rc
[18:06] <muffin2> florence : Is ubuntu 10.04 stable, too?
[18:06] <Scunizi> Is there a kde based PDF tool that will allow annotation of PDF's that will actually imbed and print if you want?  Ocular allows annotation but doesn't print what you add.
[18:06] <florence> muffin2: checking
[18:06] <TommyThaGun> I'm been on 10.04 for about a month
[18:06] <Sbaragnaus> hey the iso aren't updated, the torrent are!
[18:06] <GSF1200S> florence: liveCD will not work for dual screens- Lucid has a bug where I have no console if I kill X
[18:06] <Sbaragnaus> lol tell that!
[18:07] <boby> florence is this equal: 27-04 and 29-04?
[18:07] <boby> versions?
[18:07] <Sbaragnaus> DATES
[18:07] <thegeek0100> got it the desk top spread across both monitors.
[18:07] <florence> buby: Huh?
[18:07] <florence> boby: Huh?
[18:08] <Sbaragnaus> it seems like the ISO are the old ones!! the torrent are new files.
[18:08] <boby> downloadable version has been relesed on 27-04, right?
[18:08] <boby> 2 days ago
[18:08] <Sbaragnaus>  kubuntu-10.04-desktop-i386.iso            27-Apr-2010 12:50
[18:09] <Sbaragnaus>  kubuntu-10.04-desktop-amd64.iso           27-Apr-2010 12:49
[18:09] <boby> that's what i'm talking about
[18:09] <boby> it is not 29-04
[18:09] <Sbaragnaus> i know, i'm telling at other people
[18:09] <boby> that is not final, I think
[18:09] <Scunizi> boby: the iso's are being respun because of a bug with dual boot systems and grub..
[18:09] <Sbaragnaus> i got confused too
[18:10] <florence> Me too
[18:10] <boby> now I don't understand anything
[18:10] <lucitu> why rebuild when there's no change since?
[18:10] <florence> But the name was kubuntu-10.04-RC*****
[18:10] <florence> and now there's no RC
[18:10] <tsimpson> it's not released until it's announced on ubuntu.com
[18:10] <boby> are they going to relese today anything?
[18:10] <tsimpson> there are no official ISOs/torrents until then
[18:11] <tsimpson> today, yes. but not yet
[18:11] <Sbaragnaus> ok , no torrents too.. ty
[18:11] <Sbaragnaus> that's more clear
[18:11] <boby> I think that to
[18:11] <florence> What a pitty!
[18:12] <lucitu> http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/lucid/release/
[18:12] <boby> I think next what they do after final relese is to say it on the main page
[18:12] <boby> release*
[18:13] <zus> florence,  so this is the official final release?
[18:13] <florence> zus: Not sure at all anymore
[18:13] <boby> I think tere will be big banner when it is final
[18:13] <tsimpson> it's not released until it's announced on ubuntu.com
[18:13] <tsimpson> there are no official ISOs/torrents until then
[18:13] <florence> zus: Nobody released it officially in any way
[18:14] <boby> agre
[18:14] <florence> And the one day remaining banner is still there
[18:14] <florence> http://people.canonical.com/~jriddell/10.10-countdown/kubuntu_1.png
[18:14] <zus> florence, im going to then qiut the DL...
[18:14] <florence> zus: Bye
[18:15] <boby> what means that picture?
[18:15] <florence> zus: oh, quit the download?
[18:15] <boby> final will be tomorow?
[18:15] <florence> boby: No, it was there yesterday, too
[18:15] <florence> boby: Should be today
[18:16] <boby> ok
[18:16] <boby> do you know when
[18:16] <zus> florence,  yeah, limited room on my hdd, and i got the RC already,...i guess i can zsync later and waste another cd
[18:16] <florence> boby: today, if they are not late
[18:17] <zus> florence, i'd like to however get the torrent and seed,..as a torrent fan to help the communtiy
[18:17] <florence> zus: Better wait to have it officially released, no one is going to want to download it if it's an RC
[18:17] <boby> ok, can anybody tell for sure that the final is going to be TODAY?
[18:18] <Scunizi> boby: no.. it might be.. but it might be tomorrow.
[18:18] <Scunizi> The ISO'
[18:19] <boby> well...shi* :(
[18:19] <Scunizi> boby: here's what I read http://www.linuxtoday.com/infrastructure/2010042901535NWRLUB
[18:20] <zus> florence,  well, if its in RC and no one wants to DL it, then it would be a faster DL way faster than when the  official..
[18:20] <zus> florence, and if you can zsync the iso after final then its much faster
[18:20] <florence> zus: Yeah, but you said you don't have a lot of HDD
[18:21] <zus> florence,  correct.
[18:21] <florence> zus: Sorry, I'm not acquainted with this procedure... Could you enlighten me? =)
[18:21] <florence> zus (zsync)
[18:21] <zus> florence, i got the  rc on here now, one sec i got  it bookmarked
[18:22] <zus> florence, http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2009/10/29/use-zsync-to-update-existing-iso-images/
[18:24] <florence> zus: Thanks, it's always good to learn something new...
[18:25] <zus> florence,  your welcome, now i learned that from people who have not steered me wrong in  the 6 months i've use  ubuntu
[18:25] <boby> ok GRUB was problem
[18:26] <florence> boby: Yes, that's true
[18:26] <zus> florence,  but personally  im waiting for the final to zsync... perhaps they used it before and it works
[18:27] <florence> zus: Don't know
[18:29] <TheAncientGoat> Guys, if I update while in a live session, do those updates get applied when I install the os, or will I have to re-update?
[18:30] <florence> TheAncientGoat: They don't
[18:30] <boby> reupdate
[18:30] <boby> [   ] kubuntu-10.04-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent   29-Apr-2010 17:24   28K  Desktop CD for 64-bit PC (AMD64) computers (BitTorrent download)
[18:30] <boby> 5 minutes ago
[18:31] <ryann> i'm pretty sure it's RC1
[18:31] <zus> TheAncientGoat,  if your using a live disc i think your not mounted so the updates wont be applied to a permanent disc
[18:32] <boby> I dont think so
[18:32] <Sbaragnaus> lol #ubuntu-release-party is a mess
[18:32] <boby> there is no RC in the name
[18:33] <JediMaster> can anyone point me to the 10.04 LTS release ISO for kubuntu? Or does the schedule not quite co-incide with the main ubuntu release?
[18:33] <TheAncientGoat> Darnit :\
[18:33] <JediMaster> yes I know ubuntu.com sitll hasn't updated the main site yet
[18:35] <maxagaz_> my songs stop to be played after each song finishes in amarok, how to change this behaviour ?
[18:38] <JediMaster> nm, found the kubuntu 10.04 iso on a mirror =)
[18:38] <tothist_> hy all
[18:39] <thegeek0100> maxagaz_ mine did to, after making the bad choice of installing gstreamer and setting as the prefered back end. which caused amarok to error when starting, I uninstalled gstreamer and set the back end backto xine. then it magicall started doing continuous play again.
[18:39] <ryann> http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/lucid/kubuntu-10.04-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent
[18:39] <JediMaster> if anyone is interested: http://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/kubuntu/lucid/
[18:39] <r0xz> released?
[18:39] <JediMaster> yes
[18:39] <r0xz> yes
[18:39] <ryann> kubuntu still reads that it's a release candidate
[18:39] <JediMaster> as does ubuntu.com
[18:39] <JediMaster> it's released
[18:40] <zus> florence, hey you still around?
[18:40] <florence> zus: yep
[18:40] <vadi01_> someone change the topic please
[18:40] <vadi01_> its to be download 10.04
[18:40] <florence> zus: But I'm confused
[18:41] <maxagaz_> thegeek0100: you mean that I should uninstall libgstreamer0.10-0 and libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-0 ?
[18:41] <zus> florence,  me too lol
[18:41] <maxagaz_> thegeek0100: how to set the back end back to xine ?
[18:41] <Landgraf_Chel> i read that was found a bag, release be later
[18:41] <florence> zus: Let's speak of something else while waiting, you mind?
[18:42] <boby> there is no more "coming soon" picture on ubuntu.com
[18:42] <boby> :)
[18:42] <boby> something smells bad here
[18:42] <florence> zus: Released
[18:42] <florence> zus: Officially
[18:42] <zus> florence,  not at all... pm  me so not to flood the channle with offtopics?
[18:43] <florence> zus: how? new to irc
[18:43] <muffin2> Wow
[18:43] <rork> boby: it's allready there :)
[18:43] <muffin2> Ubuntu 10.04 LTS has been published.
[18:43] <boby> on the main page?
[18:43] <florence> zus: quassel says: Network: Kubuntu IRC Channel: ???
[18:43] <Zhenya> boby: yeah
[18:43] <Zhenya> boby: actually no
[18:44] <boby> I see it is not
[18:44] <zus> florence,  oine sec
[18:44] <rork> boby: http://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/kubuntu/lucid/
[18:44] <boby> I know that
[18:44] <boby> we were talking about it 20 minutes ago
[18:44] <boby> but nothing on the main page
[18:45] <Zhenya> guys i am a n00b but have a question. How does an update like this work for kubunutu. Do we (the users) wait for someone to port everything over or will this just update the backend for us through kpackage?
[18:45] <jimmy51_> rork: i got the torrent from that link but it's just stalled
[18:45] <jimmy51_> maybe ISO is the way to go?
[18:45] <boby> server is going to crash tonight
[18:45] <boby> :)
[18:45] <boby> :)
[18:45] <FloodBotK1> boby: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:46] <llutz> downloaded fine at 3.4MBit, time to seed
[18:46] <rork> jimmy51_: I prefer the torrent, just wait until it picks up a couple of connections again
[18:46] <florence> boby: yes
[18:46] <zus> florence,  is there another window or tab
[18:47] <boby> llutz: what did you download?
[18:47] <llutz> the relevant isos
[18:47] <vadi01_> Riddell: pls change topic
[18:48] <vadi01_> we need to be updated :)
[18:48] <boby> UBUNTU has been relesed
[18:48] <boby> KUBUNTU TO
[18:48] <llutz> kubuntu too
[18:48] <boby> yessssssssss
[18:48] <boby> finaly
[18:48] <rork> jimmy51_: as long as you still see seeders and leechers it should be fine, you can try the ISO if you want to
[18:48] <llutz> so go, get your systems crashed
[18:48] <jimmy51_> rork:  it's showing 0 and 0.  i'll go ISO :)
[18:49] <rork> jimmy51_: ok, if you've got the iso you can actually copy it over the part you've downloaded and still seed
[18:50] <muffin2> Which one is better between ubuntu and kubuntu 10.04 versions?
[18:50] <boby> muffin it is diference between gnome and kde
[18:50] <boby> better is what you like more
[18:51]  * Oxymoron loves the new feature when press ctr+alt+del <3
[18:52] <tek__> tease! on the kubuntu site it says click download above to get 10.04, and on the actual download page it only lists 9.10 :(
[18:54] <es5nhc> Hello all. On Kubuntu Karmic, I can see Lucid Lynx in kpackagekit, but when I press "Upgrade" it says that upgrade ended with error code -1. What could be the issue?
[18:57] <marko> hi all
[18:58] <marko> Is the 10.04 release available at www.kubuntu.org free of grub2 bug noticed in RC release?
[18:58] <tsimpson> which bug?
[18:58] <rork> marko: afaik not, but after you update it and restart it is
[18:58] <tek__> the main page shows 10.04 is available for download, however the download page still only has 9.10 listed
[18:59] <marko> you can manually type the link :)
[18:59] <marc-andre> tek__: actualize your page, i'm downloading 10.004
[18:59] <marko> tsimpson, I was reffering to this one: http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2010-04-29-015-35-NW-RL-UB
[18:59] <tek__> actualize eh? ive refreshed with no luck
[18:59] <marc-andre> tek__: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/10.04/release/
[19:00] <tsimpson> torrent links in the topic
[19:01] <tek__> ty
[19:01] <tsimpson> marko: yes fixed in the ISO
[19:01] <marko> cool, on my way to DL it via torrent
[19:01] <marko> thx
[19:02] <pookito> guys, I am having such a hard time finding kubuntu 10.04 torrent.  Can someone send me a link to the torrent?
[19:02] <tek__> 2megs a sec from the server, thought it would be packed, nice
[19:02] <tsimpson> pookito: it's in the topic
[19:02] <tsimpson> see the "Seed:" section
[19:03] <pookito> Seed:
[19:03] <tsimpson> type '/topic'
[19:03] <crashev> Kubuntu 10.04 lts lucid lynx is out
[19:03] <tsimpson> without quotes
[19:03] <moderndayzero> quick question,when i open up synaptics i get this error "Malformed line 54 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list (URI parse)" anyone know how to fix this?
[19:04] <pookito> Thanks
[19:04] <zus> the web site  only gives me the  9.10 download  haha
[19:04] <pookito> tsimpson: do you have the link for UNR as well?
[19:04] <zus> please some one help me with a i386 link for kubuntu 10.4
[19:05] <tsimpson> pookito: try http://ubuntu.bitmind.hu/kubuntu/lucid/kubuntu-10.04-netbook-i386.iso.torrent
[19:05] <pookito> thanks
[19:05] <tsimpson> zus: see the topic, there are torrents
[19:06] <tek__> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/10.04/release/ this was helpful for me
[19:06] <pookito> Thanks dude
[19:06] <tsimpson> cdimage will soon grind to a halt
[19:06] <tsimpson> as will releases.
[19:06] <tek__> im downloading 2megs a sec from there atm
[19:07] <zus> Tsimpson, i also on a desktop, wich topics
[19:07] <tsimpson> both the x86 and amd64 links are for desktop installs
[19:16] <buckfast> what is new in 10.04?
[19:16] <moderndayzero> quick question,when i open up synaptics i get this error "Malformed line 54 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list (URI parse)" anyone know how to fix this?
[19:17] <rork> moderndayzero: open /etc/apt/sources.list what's on that line?
[19:17] <James147> moderndayzero: can you pastebin /etc/apt/sources.list   :)
[19:18] <bentkus> hey dudes
[19:18] <bentkus> whats up with the torrents
[19:18] <bentkus> sooo sloow
[19:19] <bentkus> ;D
[19:19] <FloodBotK1> bentkus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:19] <bentkus> I want to seed but cant get downloading anything
[19:19] <bentkus> That would be a little bit unefficient if i would pastebin my questino xD
[19:19] <James147> bentkus: probally because there arnt many seeds yet
[19:20] <zus> why does the site  when clicking on get kubuntu offer  9.10?
[19:20] <bentkus> cant understand why kubuntu is not as popular as gnome
[19:20] <James147> zus: my guess is that they are in the middle of updateing the site
[19:20] <bentkus> em ubuntu
[19:20] <bentkus> i mean gnome is like for stupid people
[19:20] <bentkus> it cant be that the bigger part of the world is stupid
[19:20] <bentkus> ;D
[19:20] <buckfast> have you guys upgraded yet?
[19:21] <zus> hi James147  lol didnt think of it that way,...
[19:21] <rork> bentkus: face it, it is
[19:21] <bentkus> http://torrent.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/simple/lucid/
[19:21] <zus> paitience  is not my strong suit
[19:21] <bentkus> are they already final versions?
[19:22] <bentkus> uuu that upload hurts my hdd performance
[19:23] <James147> !pm | moderndayzero
[19:23] <bentkus> lol xubuntu site is even down
 i use gksudo right ? to get to the source list
[19:23] <James147> kubuntu uses "kdesudo" instead of gksudo,
[19:24] <nbnds> can someone tell me how i can change the background/style of the taskbar?
[19:24] <James147> moderndayzero: "kdesudo kate /etc/apt/sources.list" should open it
[19:24] <James147> nbnds: what version of kde?
[19:25] <nbnds> james147: 4.4.2
[19:26] <buckfast> not much information on the site about what the upgrade features
[19:26] <James147> nbnds: System settings > Appearence > Style > Workspace ... selecte the style you like to click "get new themes" to download more
[19:26] <James147> buckfast: give it some time i think they are still updating the site
[19:27] <moderndayzero> cant kdesudo is noot installed
[19:27] <James147> moderndayzero: are you using kde or gnome?
[19:27] <nbnds> james147: ah, thanks, i would have searched for ages
[19:28] <James147> nbnds: I spend way to long looking at the config options :D
[19:29] <moderndayzero> http://paste.ubuntu.com/424749/
[19:30] <James147> moderndayzero: umm... what was the error again?
[19:31] <moderndayzero> Malformed line 54 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list (URI parse)
[19:31] <James147> moderndayzero: ok.... there is no line 54 :S ... you did copy the entire file? (just checking)
[19:32] <moderndayzero> ill check
[19:32] <francisco_t> Hi, What is the difference between kubuntu CD and DVD?
[19:33] <moderndayzero> no that it
[19:33] <James147> francisco_t: the dvd has more packages on it so you can install more from the dvd (is intended for installiong on a computer with a slow connection to the internet)
[19:34] <James147> francisco_t: if the mechiene you are downloading the image on is the one your installing it on (or has the same connection speed) the dvd makes no sence :)
[19:34] <James147> moderndayzero: can you run "sudo aptitude update" and see if that works :)
[19:35] <francisco_t> ok, thanks James147
[19:35] <moderndayzero> ill try again but i think i did that and it did nor
[19:37] <moderndayzero> nope all i get is this. http://paste.ubuntu.com/424758/
[19:38] <James147> moderndayzero: :S you could try adding a new line to the bottom of the file (a blank one) save and try it again
[19:39] <moderndayzero> just add a space?
[19:39] <James147> moderndayzero: a blank line will do (just hit enter at the end of line 53)
[19:40] <moderndayzero> it wont let me save
[19:40] <James147> moderndayzero: did you open it as root?
[19:41] <moderndayzero> oop no 1 sec
[19:41] <seicherlbob> Hi guys! I dont know if anybody else has mentioned this before, but the torrent links on the kubuntu download page still referre to version 9.10
[19:41] <moderndayzero> ok its saved
[19:42] <James147> moderndayzero: try running "sudo aptitude update" again
[19:42] <moderndayzero> same error
[19:42] <James147> seicherlbob: same here, my guess is they are in the middle of updating the site
[19:42] <xcfdj> I think there still one day left seicherlbob
[19:42] <seicherlbob> ok. i just started my desktop and got the info that it's here.
[19:42] <seicherlbob> no.
[19:42] <seicherlbob> xcfdj: its already downloading
[19:43] <Scunizi> How do I file a bug report against ktimetracker in Kontact?
[19:43] <seicherlbob> James147: but the torrent files are acessible if you guess the path yourself ;)
[19:43] <rork> !bugs | Scunizi
[19:43] <xcfdj> i take it back ...
[19:43] <xcfdj> lol
[19:44] <xcfdj> it IS out
[19:44] <seicherlbob> LTS!
[19:44] <seicherlbob> I hope they fixed some bugs since RC. My Kontact is crashing on startup, so i couldnt read mails anymore (on my laptop).
[19:45] <zus> anyone know  ktorrent? whats it mean under seeder 15(23)? whats the  23 mean
[19:45] <James147> moderndayzero: sorry not sure whats going on, the file looks fine to me but I might be missing somehitng :(
[19:45] <seicherlbob> zus: good question. I'd like to know that too.
[19:45] <rafa_> zus: you're connected to 15 of the 23 available peers
[19:45] <James147> zus: I think it means the number of seeds connected (total)
[19:45] <moderndayzero> im running 10.4 if that matters
[19:46] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: whats your problem?
[19:46] <James147> moderndayzero: 10.04 :)
[19:46] <zus> would that be 12 of (23) seeders that makes more sense? and  how can i connect to more?
[19:46] <moderndayzero> when i open up synaptics i get this error "Malformed line 54 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list (URI parse)" anyone know how to fix this?
[19:47] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: can you pastebin
[19:47] <seicherlbob> ... the file
[19:47] <James147> seicherlbob: ^^ but he has no line 54 and the rest of the file looks fine to me (http://paste.ubuntu.com/424749/)
[19:47] <Sbaragnaus> in the kubuntu download page  the torrent download links are still of the 9.10
[19:48] <seicherlbob> Sbaragnaus: http://torrent.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/simple/lucid/desktop/
[19:48] <Sbaragnaus> i know
[19:48] <seicherlbob> Sbaragnaus: I had the same "problem" ;)
[19:48] <Sbaragnaus> i'm already dwling the torrent
[19:48] <seicherlbob> me 2
[19:48] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: did you ever change the file?
[19:48] <James147> Sbaragnaus: I think they are just taking some time to update the site
[19:48] <ratdog> intalled latest KDE i cannot get to my login screen
[19:48] <moderndayzero> well im not sure
[19:49] <Sbaragnaus> i'm only saying that until it will not be updated a lot of people will flood the http server
[19:49] <James147> seicherlbob: I told him to add a new line (blank) but it made no difference
[19:49] <Sbaragnaus> and another lot of people will download the old one lol
[19:49] <rafa_> is it worth it to upgrade my kubuntu from 9.10 to 10.04?
[19:49] <moderndayzero> im new to linux as is so i may have.
[19:49] <rafa_> should I have any complications?
[19:50] <moderndayzero> i was getting all my emus on here so i can play my games and thats when i had a problem
[19:50] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: try to enter an empty line at the end (with sudo nano /etc/...)
[19:50] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: so it worked before?
[19:50] <James147> rafa_: there is always the possibillity of something going wrong, but its not normally that high. I suggest backing up your data and upgrading (its usually best to keep uptodate)
[19:50] <moderndayzero> yes
[19:51] <rafa_> James147: thanks
[19:51] <rafa_> I'll do that
[19:51] <ratdog> intalled latest KDE 4.4.2 karmic, i cannot get to my login screen
[19:51] <James147> rafa_: you might want to wait a few days as alot of ppl will be downloading it now
[19:51] <ratdog> oops
[19:51] <rafa_> James147: ok
[19:51] <James147> rafa_: so downloads might be slow and any problems with the upgrade will be revieled
[19:51] <seicherlbob> rafa_: or if you are unsure, wait a coulpe of days and check some blogs or forums if anyone complains.
[19:51] <ratdog> i upgraded to the latest KDE 4.4.2 im using karmic, i cannot get to my login screen..?
[19:52] <rafa_> James147: seicherlbob: yea, I'm better of waiting
[19:52] <rafa_> thanks
[19:52] <seicherlbob> rafa_: ;)
[19:52] <moderndayzero> and i did the empty line and got the same error
[19:52] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: still on the same line?
[19:52] <moderndayzero> yes
[19:52] <vivek_> ratdog: cant get to the login screeen.. please elabaorate.. i had a similar prob.. could help you
[19:53] <ratdog> vivek_ it boots i can login in to plain text Linux but no GUI
[19:53] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: it may sound weird, but delete the last line (#53) and type it again manually (no copy/paste). maybe some metacharacter breaks it.
[19:54] <James147> ratdog: loginto the the terminal and try "sudo service kdm start"
[19:54] <ratdog> im not in terminal thnx
[19:54] <ratdog> oops
[19:54] <ratdog> thnx
[19:54] <yofel> moderndayzero: odd, the sources.list that you pasted was yours?
[19:54] <moderndayzero> yes
[19:54] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: or just comment it out (put a # at the beginning). Then try to apt-get update.
[19:55] <yofel> moderndayzero: do you have any files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ ?
[19:55] <seicherlbob> yofel: good point.
[19:55] <moderndayzero> yes
[19:55] <moderndayzero> 3 of them
[19:56] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: can you pastebin them too?
[19:56] <moderndayzero> ok 1 sec
[19:56] <ratdog> k, i go give it a whorl
[19:57] <seicherlbob> James147: I think he didnt get it right
[19:57] <James147> seicherlbob: :S
[19:58] <mhofmann> is anybody from the "official" kubuntu team here?
[19:58] <moderndayzero> http://paste.ubuntu.com/424771/ is the 1st file in list.d folder
[19:58] <gullfox> guten abend
[19:58] <seicherlbob> James147: oh, i need to practise my english: "give it a whorl"="give it a try" - my mistake
[19:58] <gullfox> hm german ?
[19:59] <mhofmann> gullfox: guten abend!
[19:59] <James147> seicherlbob: so do i :D
[19:59] <gullfox> es scheint hir ein engl. irc zu sein
[19:59] <seicherlbob> gullfox: ja, aber geh bitte nach #kubuntu-de
[19:59] <moderndayzero> 1nd file http://paste.ubuntu.com/424773/
[20:00] <moderndayzero> 2nd*
[20:00] <rork> !de /] gullfox
[20:00] <rork> !de  | gullfox
[20:00] <gullfox> dabke für die weitern infos
[20:01] <moderndayzero> and the 3rd file http://paste.ubuntu.com/424775/
[20:01] <mhofmann> JFYI: the bittorrent-links on http://www.kubuntu.org/getkubuntu/download still point to torrents for karmic. someone might want to change this...
[20:01] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: i didnt get the 2nd
[20:02] <moderndayzero> 2nd file http://paste.ubuntu.com/424773/
[20:02] <moderndayzero> i tried the # but didnot work
[20:02] <yofel> moderndayzero: you have a file twice?
[20:02] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: that was the first again... the other one ;)
[20:02] <thegeek0100> OK wish me luck I ready to do a clean install on kubuntu lucid final.
[20:03] <James147> thegeek0100: Good luck :)
[20:03] <seicherlbob> thegeek0100: I'm with you. good luck
[20:05] <moderndayzero> 1st  http://paste.ubuntu.com/424771/
[20:05] <moderndayzero> 2nd  http://paste.ubuntu.com/424773/
[20:05] <moderndayzero> 3rd  http://paste.ubuntu.com/424775/
[20:06] <James147> moderndayzero: what are they called?
[20:06] <moderndayzero> the names of them are where who posted the paste should be
[20:07] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: 424773/ and 424771/ are identical?
[20:07] <moderndayzero> the cairo one has 2 files 1 of them .list and the other is .list.save
[20:08] <James147> moderndayzero: cairo-dock-team-ppa-lucid  cairo-dock-team-ppa-lucid.list   and lucid-partner  ??
[20:08] <moderndayzero> yep
[20:08] <moderndayzero> those 3
[20:08] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: move the files out of that directory and try again. if one of them cracks apt, this should work
[20:09] <moderndayzero> i moved them all to my desktop and deleted the ones in that folder and still a no go
[20:09] <seicherlbob> hmmm
[20:10] <moderndayzero> bah worse comes to worse i could just install for the 7th time again :!
[20:10] <moderndayzero> it happened while i was getting a psx EMU
[20:10] <moderndayzero> or should say after
[20:11] <James147> moderndayzero:  :S  if you do choose to reinstall i suggest createing 2 partitions, one fore / and one for /home   so if you neeed to reinstall again you can keep all your user settings
[20:12] <tek__> gl all, off to install
[20:13] <thht> my kubuntu splash screen is ugly(only 16 colours), is this the default setting?
[20:13] <moderndayzero> well ii guess ill reinstall then
[20:13] <rork> moderndayzero: I'm wondering what others think but
[20:14] <moderndayzero> got me
[20:14] <rork> moderndayzero: could you try `sudo dpkg-reconfigure apt` this should reset your sources.list
[20:14] <moderndayzero> nope
[20:15] <thht> i would change settings myself, just dont know where to start :(
[20:15] <James147> thht: you can try other splash screens (system settings > appearnce > splash screen) not sure what to do if they all do taht though
[20:16] <thht> James147: i will look into it
[20:17] <thht> James147: no thats the kde splash i mean the kubuntu startup splash(boot-splash)
[20:17] <James147> moderndayzero: if you going to reinstall anyway you could attempt some more distructive commands first :)  (always fun to see what happens on systems that are going to be wiped)
[20:17] <moderndayzero> ok
[20:17] <James147> moderndayzero: would back up your data first
[20:17] <seicherlbob> James147: hehe
[20:17] <moderndayzero> it is all on dvd-rs
[20:17] <moderndayzero> there isnt anything on the laptop
[20:18] <thht> James147: if i use the ubuntu-splash(boot-splash :) ) everything looks fine colourwise, not so with kubuntu
[20:18] <Daughain> ANyone have any problems with the 10.04 upgr?ade
[20:18] <James147> moderndayzero: try "sudo rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*" (to make sure they are no longer in there)
[20:18] <moderndayzero> i was going to have it all set up befor i sent all my isos and roms over
[20:18] <James147> thht: you can try to download some more splash screen and see if they work, you might find one you like more :)
[20:19] <moderndayzero> rm: cannot remove `/etc/apt/sources.list.d/': Is a directory
[20:19] <James147> moderndayzero: dont forget the *
[20:19] <moderndayzero> same
[20:19] <James147> moderndayzero: * will patch all files and folders inside the directory and not delete the directory its self
[20:19] <James147> moderndayzero: o well :) probally empty then
[20:20] <James147> moderndayzero:  ls /etc/apt/sources.list.d  sould conferm that
[20:20] <moderndayzero> ok i put those files back in that folder
[20:20] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: ls -al /etc/apt/sources.list.d
[20:21] <seicherlbob> sorry James147
[20:21] <moderndayzero> ok
[20:22]  * James147 wonders what happens if you rm -r /etc/apt/* ... he goes off to try it :)  (dont try it if you dont want your system to break)
[20:22] <seicherlbob> lol
[20:22]  * James147 gets lots of W: Unable to read /etc/apt/sources.list - FileExists (2: No such file or directory) :D
[20:23] <seicherlbob> wtf?
[20:23] <James147> seicherlbob: after running sudo aptitude update that is :)
[20:23] <seicherlbob> hehe
[20:24] <James147> heh, runnig dpkg-reconfigure apt onle brought back trusted.gpg
[20:24] <seicherlbob> James147: You get my personal "Dont try this at home" award
[20:24] <moderndayzero> so i should go and reinstall now?
[20:24] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: sometimes its easier to reinstall than to fix it...
[20:24] <James147> moderndayzero: if you want, but I would take this time to learn more about the linux system as it wont matter if you break anything :)
[20:24] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: dont you have any USB devices to backup some data?
[20:24] <moderndayzero> ok  then and thankyou.
[20:25] <James147> moderndayzero: (always after backups of course)
[20:25] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: If you are new to linux, you should do what James147 said.
[20:25] <moderndayzero> yes i do but its not enough to back up over 40,000+ games lol
[20:25] <moderndayzero> i need to get an external
[20:25] <seicherlbob> moderndayzero: Atari? Amiga? DOS?
[20:26] <moderndayzero> all of the consoles
[20:26] <seicherlbob> hehe, nice
[20:28]  * James147 cant find the comman to regenerate /etc/apt/sources.list
[20:28] <seicherlbob> James147: didnt you make a backup?
[20:29] <James147> seicherlbob: nop :D  going to wipe and install lucid over the next few days so i have time to break this system as much as possible
[20:29] <seicherlbob> lol
[20:30] <James147> seicherlbob: would still be nice to know if there is a way to regenerate sources.list though
[20:30] <seicherlbob> James147: try http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/
[20:31] <James147> seicherlbob: was hoping for a local method :S but o well
[20:32] <James147> seicherlbob: heh, think kpackagekit might be doing it :S
[20:32] <seicherlbob> oh... really?
[20:32] <seicherlbob> cool
[20:33] <James147> seicherlbob: well, i reenabled the sources in it and clicked ok... now it seems to be stuck on downloading additional packages 0% :S
[20:33] <seicherlbob> well, i dont like kpackagekid that much
[20:34] <seicherlbob> i preferred adept
[20:34] <seicherlbob> was more solid to me
[20:34] <James147> seicherlbob: well it recreated it with 2 lines :S
[20:34] <seicherlbob> James147: ok... not that much
[20:35] <billybobbigdong> how large should my root and /home partitin be if working with say a 160 gig drive? (first time installing this way)
[20:35] <James147> seicherlbob: http://paste.ubuntu.com/424793/  :S
[20:36] <James147> billybobbigdong: i tend to go for 10gig (with a seprate /home) only recently filled it though so now i think i would go for 15-20gig
[20:36] <seicherlbob> billybobbigdong: you could make it 50:50 - but it depends on what you are doing. more personal files (bigger /home) or more applications and stuff (bigger /)
[20:36] <billybobbigdong> i see
[20:36] <billybobbigdong> thanks
[20:37] <James147> seicherlbob: although applications dont tend to take up 'that' much, i have lots of development libarays, alll of kde games and serval other stuff and barly scrape 10gig for /
[20:38] <seicherlbob> James147: well, you could put some stuff at /var like temporary virtual machines... I now have a 400GB drive, so i put 100G for /, 200 for home and left 100 unpartitioned for whatever may come
[20:38] <billybobbigdong> i download large files many at a time, (usenet) and i typically do that in the /home/Downloads folder .. wonder if i should stick to a solid partition or relocate the downloads folder and make a smaller home partition
[20:38] <James147> seicherlbob: you can also have a seperate patition for /var if you put lots of things in there
[20:38] <seicherlbob> James147: as i said, i depends on personal preference, what you want to do with the computer and what your experiences told you.
[20:39] <seicherlbob> James147: but you need space to put it somewhere ;)
[20:39] <billybobbigdong> how helpful is the /home partition, ive never installed this way or experienced its benefit
[20:40] <Tm_T> billybobbigdong: 20 GiB / and rest for home? adjust as your likings from there
[20:40] <James147> billybobbigdong: I find it invaluble for reinstalling my system as it dosnt have to be wiped so i keep all my settings/data
[20:40] <Tm_T> billybobbigdong: oh, and you like to have some swap too
[20:40] <seicherlbob> billybobbigdong: if you have a separate /home you can reinstall the whole system and have your files and settings back
[20:40] <billybobbigdong> haha yes, planned on swap
[20:41] <James147> billybobbigdong: i have taken to swap files now, so i can change their size if i want to easaly :)
[20:41]  * seicherlbob needs more seeder for lucid desktop-amd64
[20:42]  * James147 is currently on 45% for lucid 64 but will seed for a few days after
[20:42]  * seicherlbob is on 51 %, planning to seed a bit aswell
[20:43] <seicherlbob> has anyone tried the beta and RC?
[20:43] <James147> seicherlbob: i have on my netbook, seemed fine on them
[20:45] <robinking623> i have lost my power manager icon on the taskbar, so how can i get it back?
[20:45] <seicherlbob> James147: on both, the Networkmanager stopped working after some uses ("unmanaged"), on Beta i lost the laptops keyboard and mouse (USB was working), and the RC crashes (freeze, only mouse cursor reacts) and Kontact didnt start anymore (SegFault).
[20:45] <jimmy51_> when i click to upgrade to Lucid, i get an error 127 from the package manager.  whats' that mean?
[20:47] <seicherlbob> jimmy51_: maybe this helps: http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3108676.0
[20:47] <James147> robinking623: right click on the panel > [panel options >] add widgets -- find the battery widget and drag it back
[20:49] <James147> robinking623: or (on kde 4.4.x) right click systray > system tray settings > Plasma widgets -- check battery monitor  (this will make it appear in the system tray rather then the panel)
[20:49] <robinking623> James147: really, i thought that is not the power mananger......
[20:49] <robinking623> James147: shame on me......
[20:49] <seicherlbob> ;)
[20:49] <James147> robinking623: its the only "power" related widget I know of :)
[20:50] <Oxymoron> Which of this backup systems is best regarding to you guys and girls? Back in time, rdiff-backup, luckybackup, Konserve or grsync?
[20:50] <skierpage> Twice now zsync http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/10.04/kubuntu-10.04-desktop-amd64.iso has ended with  'Bad line - not a zsync file? "" '.  Anyone else seeing this?  Where can I report it?
[20:51] <James147> Oxymoron: depends on what you need :)
[20:51] <Oxymoron> James147: I need a good freaking backup system that works on the fly and always backup my system with crontab and rsync automaticly.
[20:51] <billybobbigdong> ext4 for both root and home?
[20:52] <Oxymoron> James147: Nice GUI as well :) If you have tip of another backup system, please give me the name of it ;)
[20:53] <robinking623> James147: thx a lot
[20:53] <robinking623> Oxymoron: luckybackup
[20:53] <skierpage> md5sum reports a different checksum than in MD5SUMS, so the zsync error is not a false alarm.
[20:53] <robinking623> Oxymoron: or synkron
[20:54] <Oxymoron> robinking623: Last time I used luckybackup if I removed one file in my backup folder it re-added it again? :D LOL on that xD
[20:54] <billybobbigdong> joy 10.04 installed just dissappeared while creating my partitions
[20:54] <skierpage> If no one here uses zsync, is there an IRC channel for admins of releases.ubuntu.com ?
[20:54] <billybobbigdong> installer*
[20:54] <Oxymoron> robinking623: Hmm synkron? :)
[20:55] <James147> Oxymoron: do you mean you removed the file from the directoy you where backing up, or your backedup directoy?
[20:56] <robinking623> Oxymoron: yes, but i have to say, the autor forgot to give a thread to the gui. that means, if you start the action, the gui will lost his function. and then you have to wait for a 2 or 3 minutes.
[20:56] <Oxymoron> James147: My directory I have backed up xD THat freaking annoying, I dont want the backup app to restore deleted files directly after I remove them :D
[20:57]  * seicherlbob is on 98 % and excited!
[20:57] <Oxymoron> robinking623: Lol that sucks :D I think back in time is the best one ;)
[20:57] <robinking623> Oxymoron: but synkron is really powerful tools just like goodsync under windows
[20:57]  * Oxymoron is going into reboot into liveCD todo a clean isntall of his desktop :)
[20:57]  * James147 is only 66.8% :(
[20:57] <billybobbigdong> sorry for the newb questions .. my root partition should be ext4 primary and my /home etc primary or logical?
[20:58] <robinking623> billybobbigdong: i use primary
[20:58] <billybobbigdong> for /home partition?
[20:58] <James147> billybobbigdong: dosnt really matter between primaray or logical if your not going to have more then 4 partition you need a logical partition if you need more the 4 partitions
[20:58] <robinking623> billybobbigdong: also
[20:59] <seicherlbob> skierpage: just finished via torrents and mine is fine
[20:59] <saintly> hey hey HEY
[20:59] <saintly> ;)
[20:59] <Se7en> hullo
[20:59] <James147> billybobbigdong: and ext4 'should' be fine, i havent had any problems with it so far, but ext3 is alot more mature
[21:00] <billybobbigdong> i see, thank you all
[21:00] <robinking623> James147: have you ever suffered the problem with usb disk?
[21:00] <skierpage> seicherlbob , Good to know, so the .iso is OK but the .zsync file probably is corrupt.
[21:00] <seicherlbob> skierpage: possibly. i dont know zsync
[21:01] <skierpage> I mentioned this .zsync problem in #ubuntu-website, no response yet.  I guess I'll file a bug.
[21:01] <robinking623> James147: i try to remove it, but it tells me i can not remove it, because other program is running it
[21:01] <James147> billybobbigdong: for your information: logical partitions are only used to extend the number of disk partitions past 4 (you can only have 4 primarary partions)
[21:01] <billybobbigdong> gotcha,
[21:02] <mvk> is lts released?!?!?! is it is it?
[21:02] <James147> robinking623: what problems with usb? (i tend to use fat for usb because of dam windows not liking ext and i aint using ntfs on them)
[21:02] <skierpage> seicherlbob  FYI the idea of zsync is if you already have a local file that's "close" to the new one (e.g. you rename your release candidate .iso to final), then zsync will only download the changed parts.
[21:02] <seicherlbob> mvk: .... yes! oh - wait - sure? yes!
[21:02] <mvk> it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wohooooooooooooooooooooooo! oh yeah!!!!
[21:02]  * robinking623 then i have "device to unmount is not in /media/.hal-mtab so it is not mounted by HAL"
[21:02] <mvk> awsome!
[21:03] <billybobbigdong> second time the installer has told me "The ext4 file system creating in partition #1 of ...... failed may be my raid .,. the dots it lists my raid control and stripe0
[21:03] <robinking623> James147: device to unmount is not in /media/.hal-mtab so it is not mounted by HA
[21:03]  * mvk dances trough channel :D
[21:03] <mvk> woohoee
[21:04] <James147> robinking623: not had that, but i dont have an ext4 usb stick :S
[21:04]  * James147 is tempted to make one to test it...
[21:05] <robinking623> James147: i am using ntfs too
[21:05] <James147> robinking623: im not ^^ i use fat32 for usbs :S dont like ntfs
[21:05] <seicherlbob> James147: remember what happend when you last thought about "trying" something... like 10 minutes ago or so
[21:06] <James147> seicherlbob:  :D apt seems fine now
[21:06] <seicherlbob> hehe
[21:06] <James147> seicherlbob: anyway, this test is much less dangrous.... i only have the risk of accdently formatting my data partition and losing all my coursework :D
[21:06] <robinking623> James147: that is the same problem like me. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=393002
[21:07] <seicherlbob> James147: well if thats all... go for it!
[21:07] <robinking623> James147: so every time i have to sudo umount
[21:08] <James147> robinking623: thats why i try to avoid ntfs on linux :S they dont play well
[21:08] <seicherlbob> James147: but if you have to cooperate with a dualboot windows, its better than FAT
[21:08] <robinking623> James147: hmm.....
[21:08] <robinking623> James147: i have to use ntfs for my gf. she is running windows 7
[21:09] <James147> seicherlbob: yeah, but for usbdrives i dont find it matters too much
[21:09] <James147> seicherlbob: and for internals i dont tend to unmount them :S
[21:09] <seicherlbob> James147: oh. right. we are still talking about usb drives. right. I would use FAT than, because it works everywhere
[21:09] <James147> seicherlbob: external hdd are the only problem
[21:10] <seicherlbob> James147: unmount? why not? ;D
[21:10] <James147> seicherlbob: if its a data partition then there isnt much point in unmounting it, if its not then there isnt much point in mounting it :)
[21:10] <pinheiro__> Riddell:  congrats one the marketing material logo and everything
[21:10] <pinheiro__> I like it alot
[21:11] <pinheiro__> consistent KDE meets Ubuntu
[21:11] <bommel> hello, small question: is it possible to transform my RC Version into the final LTS version? (by adding sources?)
[21:11] <James147> robinking623: but anyway, i am affraid i do not know a way for it to behave nicly sorry :(
[21:11] <James147> bommel: yes, jsut upgrade
[21:11] <robinking623> James147: but my usb disk is already fat32
[21:11] <bommel> realy?
[21:12] <bommel> cool!
[21:12] <James147> robinking623: then there is no problem :S
[21:12] <robinking623> James147: thx any way
[21:12] <robinking623> James147: no. i can not umount though the gui
[21:12] <James147> robinking623: or are you having issues with fat not unbmounting?
[21:12] <James147> robinking623: sorry, i assumed it was ntfs :S
[21:12]  * seicherlbob is off for installation
[21:12] <robinking623> James147: i dont think so, because i have no this problem under kde 4.3
[21:13] <robinking623> James147: after i used kde 4.4, it happened
[21:13] <James147> robinking623: i have no problems with mounting fat and unmounting it in kde :S
[21:13] <bommel> will my system become slower when adding the official ubuntu-desktop package?
[21:14] <robinking623> James147: so maybe i have to reinstall it...
[21:14] <robinking623> James147: upgrade brings always some problems
[21:14] <James147> robinking623: not sure... might help, might not
[21:14] <Riddell> thanks pinheiro__
[21:14] <James147> robinking623: if your still on karmic then i would suggest a clean install for lucid
[21:15] <robinking623> James147: i have already used lucid for 3 days
[21:15] <robinking623> James147: XD
[21:15] <robinking623> James147: I can wait for it, i need kde 4.4 to set my stupid middle mouse wheel
[21:15] <James147> bommel: souldnt become too much slower on a faster system i dont think you will notice any difference
[21:16] <robinking623> James147: it makes always random paste
[21:16] <James147> robinking623: kde 4.4 was on karmic throughthe backports :)
[21:16] <robinking623> James147: right
[21:16] <James147> robinking623: I would suggest trying a livecd before a fresh install then
[21:17] <bommel> ok thank you
[21:17] <James147> robinking623: if it dosnt work in the live cd i dont think a fresh install would help
[21:17] <robinking623> James147: ok, nice idea, i will make a live usb
[21:17] <turbopirate> hi, are there any built in programs that can give me some basic info about the pc? ram, processor, etc?
[21:17] <robinking623> James147: thx
[21:17] <robinking623> turbopirate: lshw
[21:18] <turbopirate> on kubuntu 9.1
[21:18] <turbopirate> robinking623: thanks man!
[21:19] <robinking623> turbopirate: you re welcome
[21:19] <James147> turbopirate: not sure about a gui application to do it (although i think kde-apps.org has one but you might need to compile it)
[21:19] <turbopirate> James147: gui isn't needed, just needed the raw info on this computer, as it's a recycled laptop i have no idea what's running on :P
[21:20] <James147> turbopirate: :) free will give you info about ram  lspci  about pci cards   lshw about lots of things
[21:21] <James147> turbopirate: o and lsusb  about usb :)
[21:21] <turbopirate> James147: thanks :)
[21:21] <James147> turbopirate: lscpu   and you can look in /proc for other information :)
[21:22] <turbopirate> lol it's got 313 mb ram and 700 mhz processor
[21:22] <turbopirate> not exactly state-of-the-art
[21:22] <ubuntu___> Why isnt Konversation default instead of Quassel? :S
[21:22] <turbopirate> wait what
[21:22] <seicherlbob-inst> turbopirate: makes a great router/firewall and even a litte webserver
[21:22] <James147> turbopirate: heh, i think it beats my phone :)
[21:23] <seicherlbob-inst> turbopirate: maybe you make it a mp3 streaming client
[21:23] <turbopirate> seicherlbob-inst: already got an ever older computer set up as webserver xD
[21:23] <turbopirate> even*
[21:23] <seicherlbob-inst> lol, ok
[21:23] <turbopirate> i've actually ordered a SmartQ 5
[21:23] <turbopirate> which is a little ubuntu tablet
[21:23]  * ubuntu___ really loves the NEW installer for *buntu, new font, logo and soon everything looks amazing. Now its just grub grub-gfx thing :P
[21:24] <turbopirate> and it's got a 700 mhz processor underclocked to 667 mhz for battery, so it's basically more powerful than this piece of poo
[21:24]  * Oxymoron really loves the NEW installer for *buntu, new font, logo and soon everything looks amazing. Now its just grub grub-gfx thing :P
[21:25] <bigbrovar> sup peeple .. I have to say kubuntu lucid is a solid release keeping it pure kde googness.. although I have to say there arent much diff between RC and final release since i got very few updates today
[21:25] <bigbrovar> infact non at all
[21:26] <bigbrovar> does anyone run kubuntu on HP Envy am thinking of getting it as my new laptop and i would like to know if it has any compatibility issues with linux kubuntu in particular
[21:26] <James147> bigbrovar: i wouldnt excpet there to be 'that' big a difference since there should only be a few bugfixes as it is a release candidate....
[21:26] <turbopirate> *-memory - size: 320MiB - capacity: 1GiB
[21:26] <turbopirate> wat
[21:27] <James147> turbopirate: running what>?
[21:27] <turbopirate> 1 gb is the max i can have on this?
[21:27] <turbopirate> kubuntu 9.1
[21:27] <James147> turbopirate: i mean what command
[21:27] <turbopirate> oh
[21:27] <turbopirate> lshw
[21:27] <seicherlbob-inst> he guys, can i update from 9.04 directly to 10.4?
[21:28] <bigbrovar> James147: yeah tot as much.. although its an anti climax to think I have been using Lucid for like a week now hehe
[21:28] <Tm_T> seicherlbob-inst: no, that's not supported
[21:28] <bigbrovar> seicherlbob-inst: you should, as 9.04 is still supported. although I have never upgraded before in close to 3 years of using linux ..
[21:29] <seicherlbob-inst> Tm_T: thanks
[21:29] <James147> seicherlbob-inst: i think you should be able to upgrade to 9.10 then to 10.04 though
[21:29] <bigbrovar> Tm_T: really? I tot jaunty is still supported.. oh he would have to upgrade to 9.10 then 10.04
[21:30] <Tm_T> bigbrovar: Jaunty is supported, yes, but upgrade from it to Lucid is not
[21:30] <seicherlbob-inst> James147: actually its not me, it was someone at #kubuntu-de
[21:30] <seicherlbob-inst> but thanks anyway!!
[21:31] <bigbrovar> Tm_T: yeah I figured that just now
[21:32]  * ||arifaX loves lucic on his acer aspire 1810t
[21:32] <pattycakez> hello, I've already asked this question, but I'm still skeptical, I updated my system from 9.10 to the 10.04 rc before today, when I checked my updates for today, the manager said that my system was up-to-date.  Is my system really up to date, or am I still using the rc?
[21:33] <Tm_T> pattycakez: it's uptodate
[21:34] <pattycakez> alright, thanks, I just thought that this would imply that the rc is the actual release version
[21:34] <James147> pattycakez: if you upgraded to lucid (alpha beta rc or anyhting) and your system is uptodate your are on the latest version
[21:34] <pucko-> how is this firefox integration supposed to work in lucid? I still don't have the kde file dialogs after upgrading.
[21:34] <James147> pattycakez: it probally means there arnt many changes from your rc version to the final
[21:34] <pattycakez> thank you james147
[21:36] <pucko-> oh, I just read the release announcement. got it.
[21:38] <James147> well kubuntu.org has updated to include 10.04 :)
[21:43] <oxymoron> James147: :)
[21:43] <oxymoron> James147: Seriously, I love *buntu now. NOW it finally works PERFECT and plymouth actually work smoothly with my nvidia card and boot fast as hell, must have been under 10 seconds
[21:44] <thegeek0100> yippy! clean install and booted back up.
[21:44] <James147> oxymoron: it have been getting better all the time :) pity my boot time on my netbook is still in about 30secs :(
[21:44]  * oxymoron love love love love Kubuntu and the video output bug solved finally and more things as well :P
[21:45] <thegeek0100> agreed..
[21:45] <oxymoron> James147: Yes, but now its finally usable in full time and Winblows and Apple hardjobs can really go to hell and kiss each others ass :D
[21:45] <James147> oxymoron: and on my desktop it takes about 10secs from button press till i hear the "beep"... dosnt really give kubuntu a fair chance for a fast boot :S
[21:46] <oxymoron> James147: I was running Lucid stable for some minutes ago but didnt work well, so I did clean install as I did last time and then all things work.  One bad thing, I choosed my home folder on another partition but fstab didnt add it for me :S