[00:00] <sdasdas> Flare183, no problem
[00:00] <crdlb> andre1: ok, it is working, what you can do is go to System > Preferences > Appearance > Visual Effects, and make sure that's set to None
[00:00] <crdlb> andre1: then you can use alt+left mouse button to move the window around so you can see all of it
[00:00] <BrandonB> I just want to say thanks to all who have helped me get Ubuntu up and running, so Thank you!
[00:01] <|kush> sup guys
[00:01] <|kush> i'm here on ubuntu :D
[00:01] <silentContender> genii, reinstalling libc6 does nothing
[00:01] <|kush> I downloaded irssi, but i cannot get it running
[00:01] <|kush> lol
[00:01] <zash> |kush: you downloaded irssi?
[00:01] <PoetOfShadows> |kush: what's the error given?
[00:01] <redhawk> anyone know how to launch Anim 2000 after install
[00:02] <zash> |kush: tarball or with package manager?
[00:03] <Huufarted> Anybody know what I need to remove from /etc/resolv.conf to force Ubuntu to use dhcp for them?
[00:04] <BrandonB> :\
[00:04] <BrandonB> Why wont my wireless workj ;(
[00:04] <andre1> crdlb  I can't change the resolution.
[00:04] <BrandonB> I got the wep key , but it keeps asking for the authentication
[00:04] <genii> silentContender: Looks like something similar on this here: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/59758
[00:04] <PoetOfShadows> BrandonB: what kind of WEP do you have?
[00:04] <sprinkmeier_> Huufarted, unrelated. DHCP can tell you which DNS servers to use, which ends up in /etc/resolv.conf, but editing resolf.conf won't affect DHCP
[00:04] <BrandonB> It recognises my card (thank god)
[00:04] <BrandonB> 64 bit
[00:04] <skooz> can i use my printer that is connected to a windows computer
[00:05] <nightrid3r> skooz yes
[00:05] <PoetOfShadows> BrandonB: are you sure that you are using the correct type of WEP password? If I recall, there are like 3 different types of WEP
[00:05] <skooz> good
[00:05] <andre1> crdlb I have a 19" flat panel lcd screen.. the max resolution for this monitor + video card is like 1340x900
[00:05] <Huufarted> sprinkmeier_, dhcp can be used to populate DNS servers as well.  I'm trying to figure out how to make Ubuntu grab the DNS entries from the DHCP server again
[00:05] <BrandonB> I am pretty sure :\
[00:06] <crdlb> andre1: do you see the X Server Display Configuration page?
[00:06] <Huufarted> sprinkmeier_, I overwrote the default /etc/resolv.conf but like a fool didn't back it up first
[00:06] <sprinkmeier_> Huufarted, drop your interfaces and raise them again? or slightly faster: "sudo killall -9 dhclient ; sudo dhclient eth0"
[00:07] <andre1> crdlb  yes, this is where I'm in, tryin to change the resolution
[00:07] <crdlb> andre1: so what are the choices for Resolution?
[00:07] <BrandonB> Anyone here like Lifehacker?
[00:07] <BrandonB> >.>
[00:07] <usser> Huufarted, /etc/resolv.conf gets overwritten anyway with stuff your computer gets from dhcp server
[00:07] <sprinkmeier_> Huufarted, or, look at /var/lib/dhcp3/dhclient.leases (it lists everything the DHCP server gave you) and un-munge the resolv.conf
[00:08] <andre1> 640x480 & 320x240
[00:08] <Huufarted> sprinkmeier_, thanks.  That will come in handy
[00:08] <andre1> crdlb  ^
[00:08] <crdlb> andre1: :/
[00:08] <crdlb> andre1: did you try pressing Detect Displays?
[00:08] <sprinkmeier_> andre1, 640 pixels should be enough for anyone...
[00:08] <andre1> I believe the nvidia-glx driver is wrong.
[00:09] <andre1> lol 640 is too large... i can't settle for 640 when it should be 1340
[00:09] <AZP> hola a todos
[00:09] <crdlb> andre1: you are using the proprietary nvidia driver, the only choice other than the 2d-only nv driver
[00:09] <LjL> !es | AZP
[00:09] <AZP> ok gracias
[00:10] <andre1> damn... that's too bad. I'll stick to windows XP until there's drivers that can handle this I guess.
[00:10] <LjL> !fixres | andre1
[00:11] <unko> hey guys with song bird when i plug in my ipod touch it dosnt come up?
[00:11] <[T]ank> anyone here familiar with gbtsco? I have installed it and attempted to pair with my bluetooth headset but it will not see the device.
[00:11] <phuzion> Anyone here write PHP in Ubuntu and use SVN regularly?  I'm just moving from Windows, and I'm looking for a client that will interface with SVN nicely, anyone know of anything?
[00:11] <AZP> hola no econtre el servidor en español
[00:11] <[T]ank> following this tutorial: http://redmonk.com/sogrady/?p=1780&akst_action=share-this
[00:11] <LjL> AZP: escribe /join #ubuntu-es
[00:11] <crdlb> andre1: I assume you have already looked in System > Preferences > Screen Resolution, right?
[00:11] <LjL> phuzion: not sure where PHP fits in there...?
[00:11] <Flare183> !away | joss-away
[00:12] <phuzion> LjL: I write PHP code, and need a client that supports it, but also interfaces with SVN nicely
[00:12] <andre1> crdlb , yes
[00:12] <brunner> Setting up module-init-tools (3.3-pre11-4ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>) ...
[00:12] <brunner> Segmentation fault
[00:12] <brunner> dpkg: error processing module-init-tools (--configure):
[00:12] <brunner>  subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 139
[00:12] <FloodBot1> brunner: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:12] <brunner> sorry, I didn't mean to paste that here
[00:13] <brunner> but now that I did, does anyone know what might cause that?
[00:13] <tw1tch> andre1: are you using the Nvidia X server settings package?
[00:13] <LjL> phuzion: a "client"? i don't get you really. i understand what an SVN client is, but i have no idea what a PHP "client" would be. perhaps you mean a PHP-oriented IDE, with integrated SVN upload/download support?
[00:13] <dean> cosmic rays
[00:13] <dean> emacs
[00:13] <phuzion> LjL, sorry, I need an editor
[00:13] <andre1> tw1tch, yes
[00:14] <sizzlefire> For some reason I keep getting SQUASHFS errors, can anyone tell me how to fix that?
[00:14] <genii> silentContender: Do you have in /etc/event.d   director, files with names tty1 tty2    and so on?
[00:14] <sizzlefire> that is during install by the way
[00:14] <tw1tch> abdre1: and it will not let you change the resolution with it?
[00:14] <Flare183> sizzlefire: Its the CD or your CD reader
[00:15] <sizzlefire> ok, im pretty sure its not the CD, as I have used it in other computers
[00:15] <sizzlefire> Buffer I/O error also
[00:15] <andre1> tw1tch it will.. but the resolution is too low.
[00:15] <brunner> can anyone tell me what might cause apt-get to seg fault while setting up module-init-tools?
[00:15] <LjL> phuzion: uhm, off hands i can't find anything that's both a code editor and acts as an svn client. let me look better
[00:15] <andre1> I should be able to have 1340x900 max
[00:15] <dean> LjL: emacs works
[00:15] <LjL> dean: err, yeah well i guess it does
[00:15] <sprinkmeier_> phuzion, emacs. it's the last editor you'll ever need :-)
[00:17] <tw1tch> andre1: what video card do you have and what video card does ubuntu say you have? using lspci
[00:17] <unmonkey> it does a great job at cooking toast or changing tires
[00:17] <LjL> phuzion: kdevelop depends on libsvn, so should probably have built-in svn capabilities (it's KDE though)
[00:17] <unmonkey> but i think vi is the better editor
[00:17] <LjL> editor wars in #ubuntu-bots or #ubuntu-offtopic please ;)
[00:18] <andre1> tw1tch 00:1e.0 PCI bridge: nVidia Corporation nForce2 AGP (rev a2)
[00:18] <Nick_Meister> hello guys
[00:18] <Nick_Meister> i tried to install LUK
[00:18] <Nick_Meister> and it broke my computer please help me
[00:18] <LjL> phuzion: anjuta depends on libsvn too, but i think it's pretty centered on C(++) development
[00:18] <Juan> hey
[00:19] <andre1> tw1tch VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV18 [GeForce4 MX - nForce GPU] (rev a3)
[00:19] <Juan> hey gurls
[00:19] <sprinkmeier_> Nick_Meister,  symptoms?
[00:19] <tw1tch> andre1: this is as you expect? which driver does ubuntu hardware drivers give you?
[00:19] <phuzion> LjL, I use a program called TortiseSVN on Windows, which is essentially a shell extension for SVN.  Is there anything like that for Ubuntu?
[00:19] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, i get an error with grub as follows Error 11: Unrecognized device string
[00:19] <andre1> nvidia-glx
[00:20] <andre1> brb, i uninstalled the driver and i need to restart.
[00:20] <LjL> phuzion: yes there is (though you asked for someone that also worked as an editor, so i didn't consider that)
[00:20] <Nick_Meister> i booted the pc up with a live cd
[00:20] <phuzion> Well, I don't mind separating SVN and editing
[00:20] <sprinkmeier_> Nick_Meister, can you still boot into 'recovery mode' from GRUB? BTW, what's LUK?
[00:20] <Nick_Meister> but i am clueless how to fix this
[00:20] <phuzion> So, if there's stuff that works easily like that, then that rules
[00:20] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, only into live cd all the options give me that error
[00:20] <LjL> phuzion: on KDE, it's in kdesdk-kio-plugins. on GNOME let me look
[00:21] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, Linux Unified Kernel
[00:21] <phuzion> ok
[00:21] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Unified_Kernel
[00:21] <LjL> phuzion: actually on GNOME i can't find one.
[00:21] <zcat[1]> anyone else use partimage? It segfaults here every time; usually I end up booting to the insert live CD to use it but that's a pain. I should be able to use in under ubuntu
[00:21] <phuzion> Damn
[00:21] <bruce89> phuzion: not really
[00:22] <LjL> phuzion: of course there's a few frontends (that don't act as a "shell extension")
[00:22] <Nick_Meister> i guess thats what i get for messing around with chinese software :S\
[00:22] <m3gaman> When my machine boots now I have like 4 different ubuntu options....just wondering how come...http://paste.ubuntu.com/128536/
[00:22] <trino> hiredgoon: how can i manually change something linke "system - preferences - keyboard: layout options - third level choosers"?
[00:22] <phuzion> Hmm, what would a couple of those be, LjL ?
[00:22] <divXjunk> hi ppl
[00:22] <Nick_Meister> any ideas?
[00:22] <trino> sry, its for all of you not only hiredgoon ;)
[00:22] <sprinkmeier_> Nick_Meister, AFAICT LUK isn't a ubuntu thing, this might not be the best forum to get help.
[00:23] <LjL> phuzion: just "apt-cache search svn client" and "apt-cache search subversion client", you'll find a lot (possibly also "subversion frontend" or "subversion gui", haven't tried those yet)
[00:23] <ubersoldat> m3gaman, those are different kernel versions... don't worry, just boot with the latest
[00:23] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, yes i understand but its so fresh that there isnt an english community it just got released in english this past month
[00:23] <bruce89> haven't seen any
[00:23] <sprinkmeier_> Nick_Meister, [b]leading edge stuff :-)
[00:23] <bruce89> subversion frontends that is
[00:24] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, this is the last place i can look
[00:24] <LjL> phuzion: rapidsvn, esvn, subcommander, svn-workbench...
[00:24] <divXjunk> i changed my pc's hostname in /etc/hostname... now everytime i  use 'sudo commands' it says: 'unable to resolve host <new host name>'??
[00:24] <SuperMoops> Does anyone know anything to copy DVDs to AVI?
[00:24] <divXjunk> any thoughts
[00:24] <phuzion> I'm gonna check out rapidsvn, just to see what its like
[00:24] <LjL> phuzion: and then kdesvn but that's kde again.
[00:24] <SuperMoops> I can't figure out how to work dvd::rip
[00:24] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, i ve been googling for a very long time on this, this is literraly my last resort
[00:24] <m3gaman> ubersoldat: ok, so...I guess my next question would be is there a way to get rid of the older version? or is this something that happens when you upgrade?? because I only did the install like 2 days ago so...just trying to understand why there are 2 different kernel version now...thanks
[00:24] <phuzion> LjL, right, I'd prefer to stick with Gnome, if at all possible
[00:24] <sprinkmeier_> SuperMoops, thoggen does DVD->ogg
[00:24] <ubersoldat> SuPeRhAm, AcidRips
[00:25] <bruce89> phuzion: there is no GNOME frontend
[00:25] <zcat[1]> SuperMoops: try k9copy it's a lot more simple
[00:25] <LjL> phuzion: none of those i listed seems to be *strictly* GNOME. a couple should be GTK though.
[00:25] <SuperMoops> zcat[1], k9copy runs slower than I don't know what
[00:25] <bruce89> I've written my own copy script
[00:25] <ubersoldat> m3gaman, sure, probably they will dissapear eventually by aptitude's magic
[00:25] <sprinkmeier_> Nick_Meister, never heard of LUK before today, without sitting in front of it and potentially breaking it even more I wouldn't even know where to begin. Sorry.
[00:25] <SuperMoops> sprinkmeier_, Yes, but it doesn't make it in to ONE file
[00:25] <phuzion> LjL, all I really care about is that it works, lol
[00:25] <zcat[1]> SuperMoops: weird. it's lightening fast on my 1.6ghz lappy..
[00:26] <ubersoldat> m3gaman, anyway, those kernels won't bother you and they just use like 25MB of disk
[00:26] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, well can we begin with fixing the grub?
[00:26] <SuperMoops> Hm, I'm on a p4 1.8 dual core
[00:26] <m3gaman> ubersoldat: ok I won't worry about it...thanks for the help
[00:26] <sprinkmeier_> SuperMoops, Fair enough. It does what I need, just thought I'd mention it in case it might help.
[00:26] <failers_> does gnome have some widget app, somewhat like the kde 4 so i can add weather , cpu usage etc on the desktop
[00:26] <bruce89> not really
[00:26] <ubersoldat> failers, gdesklets
[00:26] <failers_> ubersoldat: ok
[00:26] <bruce89> !tab | ubersoldat
[00:27] <ubersoldat> failers, also checkout AWN
[00:27] <ubersoldat> failers, pretty cool
[00:27] <phuzion> LjL, rapidsvn seems to do what I want.  Thanks a bunch!
[00:27] <sprinkmeier_> Nick_Meister, pastebin grub config file?If LUK do3esn't even get past GRUB then maybe it isn't ripe enough to try.
[00:27] <ubersoldat> failers, and has simple widgets
[00:27] <failers_> ubersoldat: oki
[00:27] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, unfortunately i cant even load the old kernel
[00:27] <bruce89> gadgets
[00:28] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, it busted everything
[00:28] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, well first where do i find it and whats the pastebin command cause all i have is live distro
[00:28] <sprinkmeier_> !grub | Nick_Meister
[00:28] <sprinkmeier_> ~paste |  Nick_Meister
[00:29] <bruce89> !paste | Nick_Meister
[00:29] <zcat[1]> ok, any alternatives to partimage.  Other distros hide it in other places, YMMV
[00:29]  * bruce89 wonders what's wrong with dd
[00:30] <genii> bruce89: Absolutely nothing
[00:30] <bruce89> zcat[1]: tar
[00:30] <zcat[1]> bruce89: I don't want a 40G image, I only want the 3G of files on there
[00:30] <Makuseru> Do i need a special package to edit m4a files?
[00:30] <SuperMoops> gah,
[00:30] <bruce89> !m4a
[00:30] <SuperMoops> connection went out
[00:30] <zcat[1]> bruce89: and it's a windows partition, tar doesn't preserve any of th ownership etc
[00:30] <SuperMoops> anyway, k9copy doesn't run good for me
[00:31] <bruce89> zcat[1]: dd and gzip
[00:31] <sprinkmeier_> zcat[1], gzip it. If the disk was formerly empty it'ss compress _really_ well
[00:31] <LjL> phuzion: you might also want to keep an eye (perhaps in the form of an RSS feed from http://packages.ubuntu.com) in case this http://naughtysvn.tigris.org/ or this http://www.gnomefiles.org/app.php/GnubVersion get some time included into Ubuntu
[00:31] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/128544/
[00:31] <zcat[1]> the disk wasn't formerly empty
[00:31] <phuzion> LjL, Thanks, I'll do that
[00:32] <LjL> phuzion: both are what you were looking for - i.e. similarly to Tortoise, they integrate into Nautilus
[00:32] <SuperMoops> and I can't figure out how to work DVD::RIP or to make thoggen/acidrip make ONE file
[00:32] <bruce89> phuzion: nothing too difficult about compiling it if you wanted to
[00:32] <brunner> Intrepid should work fine with 2.6.18, right?
[00:32] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, did you get it?
[00:32] <zcat[1]> OK, any clues why partimage consistently segfaults in recent ubuntus, it worked on older ones and it still works off a recent insert
[00:32] <brunner> What's the earliest kernel that Intrepid will work with?
[00:32] <rconan> any way to install something with apt-get but have autoremove think it's unecesarry?
[00:32] <sprinkmeier_> Nick_Meister, "root=UUID=d2fc1bf6-7916-45cc-b0fe-7e81c06b1bc9" means it's trying to find partition by UUID.   Suppose Nautilus gets an update and it messes with the interfacing between naughtsvn and itself, then I have go in and troubleshoot it and such.
[00:33] <sprinkmeier_> s/lice/live/ debugging tool. freudian slip?
[00:33] <silentContender> genii, sorry had to go.  Just look at the link you gave me.  It's similar to my case.
[00:33] <shally87> hi i want to ask..is it possible to built a dns server when i have a dynamic ip?
[00:33] <bruce89> phuzion: that's also a problem with packages
[00:33] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, ran it nothing happened
[00:33] <failers_> hmm anyone else using irssi
[00:34] <LjL> shally87: not one that the rest of the internet will really be able to use
[00:34] <jrib> failers_: best to just ask your question
[00:34] <phuzion> bruce89, true, but the things that are in the repositories generally stay maintained and up to date with other Ubuntu packages.
[00:34] <failers_> well i got graphical bugs in it
[00:34] <sprinkmeier_> Nick_Meister, OK... /dev/sd[ab]* assumes SATA disks. try /dev/hd* for IDE?
[00:34] <failers_> sometimes it gets 1 line behind
[00:34] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, its a SATA
[00:34] <failers_> and i have to move the window to get it "updated"
[00:34] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, its a laptop
[00:35] <GB1> Where to downloads Ubuntu 9.4 beta
[00:35] <sprinkmeier_> Nick_Meister, pastebin 'sudo fdisk -l'
[00:35] <shally87> LjL i dont get it
[00:35] <silentContender> Does someone know how to fix getty?
[00:35] <SuperMoops> I have about 77 Tracks to this one DVD, small tracks
[00:35] <genii> silentContender: There seems from here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1058964   a guy who solved it due to no .bashrc in the users dir, he copied a template one over and chowned it. Your mileage may vary
[00:35] <bruce89> phuzion: not unless upstream stops maintaining it
[00:35] <SuperMoops> and each one wants to make a separate AVI for each track.
[00:35] <LjL> shally87: what don't you get? i'm simply saying that nobody except you would be able to connect to your DNS server, if its very IP changes over time.
[00:35] <SuperMoops> (or ogv)
[00:36] <SuperMoops> Also, Acidrip wont let me do but 1 track at a time.
[00:36] <shally87> LjL: owh..si i just can use a dynamic dns that aleady built out side is it? is there other way to use the dns sever =?
[00:36] <Stinky> SuperMoops: try dvd::rip
[00:36] <bruce89> heh
[00:36] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/128546
[00:36] <LjL> shally87: now *i* don't get you.
[00:36] <SuperMoops> Stinky, How do you work it ?
[00:37] <Stinky> About the same as the others.  Configure, point, wait.  It's in the repos
[00:37] <ubersoldat> SuperMoops, I think you should get an idea of codecs and containers
[00:38] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, seems it does have sda
[00:38] <SuperMoops> I create a "project" , choose the DVD image, then what?
[00:38] <ubersoldat> there's nothing wrong with the software
[00:38] <SuperMoops> ubersoldat, ?
[00:38] <shally87> LjL: i just can use a dynamic dns that already built out side is it(dyndns,everydns,no-ip)? is there other way to use my own dns sever with a dynamic ip?
[00:38] <silentContender> genii, no mileage
[00:38] <failers_> my irssi keeps failing and be 1 line behind when i compare it to my windows irc next to me on the other comp and i have to move the console window to get it "updated" or just wait until someone else writes a new line and the line that didnt exist appears
[00:39] <SuperMoops> Stinky, after the DVD is loaded, what do I do ?
[00:39] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, so what do you think?
[00:39] <sprinkmeier_> Nick_, 'sudo blkid /dev/sda*' should have worked then. argh... [ab] is a bach-ism...
[00:39] <SuperMoops> I see, there is a RIP button in the DVD table of contents
[00:39] <ubersoldat> http://www.ehow.com/how_2046915_rip-dvds-linux-acidrip.html
[00:39] <sprinkmeier_> Nick_Meister, 'sudo blkid /dev/sda*' should have worked then. argh... [ab] is a bash-ism, might not work on your shell.
[00:40] <bruce89> dash is the default /bin/sh
[00:40] <Stinky> SuperMoops: Edit preferences, install anything that's missing, start project, point at dvd
[00:40] <LjL> shally87: if what you do to do is to have your site listed on DNS, then just use dyndns & friends. if you want to set up your own public DNS server, there is no way on a dynamic IP
[00:41] <sprinkmeier_> Nick_Meister, anyway... try 'sudo blkid /dev/sda*' and verify that the UUID matches
[00:41] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/128550/
[00:41] <emma> How do you send the audio that's going to your speakers directly to the microphone, even if you have no actual microphone.
[00:41] <emma> what im asking is, how do you accomplish the same thing, internally, as if you put a physical microphone next to your speakers.
[00:41] <shally87> LjL: ok..thanks
[00:42] <SuperMoops> xine is the only thing missing
[00:42] <ubersoldat> emma, your mic should be on a dev
[00:42] <silentContender> How do I repair getty?  I can't log in
[00:42] <sprinkmeier_> Nick_, /dev/sda1 matches... sorry, I'm out of ideas at this stage.
[00:43] <emma> ubersoldat: huh?
[00:43] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, :*(
[00:43] <ubersoldat> emma, your speakers are at /dev/dsp
[00:43] <ubersoldat> emma, sort of
[00:44] <ubersoldat> emma, and your mic is probable at /dev/audio
[00:44] <SuperMoops> Warning: diskspace is low. This task needs about 418669 MB, but only 65246 MB are available.Do you want to continue anyway?
[00:44] <SuperMoops> what in the world ?
[00:44] <emma> yeah im not sure how to use that fact to further the goal in my question.
[00:44] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, well i cant just reinstall the whole thing
[00:44] <SuperMoops> That's what I get when I try to rip the selected titles
[00:44] <SuperMoops> (and chapters)
[00:44] <Nick_Meister> sprinkmeier_, any way to just reinstall grub and make it reconfig itself automatically?
[00:44] <emma> ubersoldat: so do you cat /dev/dsp | /dev/audio
[00:44] <emma> ?
[00:45] <bruce89> SuperMoops: why do you have to have one file per disk?
[00:46] <bruce89> disc even
[00:46] <ubersoldat> emma, I would use > instead of |
[00:46] <sprinkmeier_> !grub | Nick_Meister
[00:46] <emma> i'll see what that does at least.
[00:46] <ubersoldat> emma, that could work
[00:46] <SuperMoops> bruce89, I want to rip it in to one avi.  not a whole package of them, and why in the world would it be trying to use that much space?
[00:46] <bruce89> something's misconfigured, but that's a complex program anyway
[00:47] <emma> it said that /dev/audio is busy
[00:47] <ubersoldat> SuperMoops, maybe you could use mencoder directly
[00:47] <bruce89> or gst-launch
[00:47] <SuperMoops> Would I be able to use Avidemux for this ?
[00:47] <silentContender> genii, when I run "login" in the recovery console and enter user/pass, I get "Segmentation fault"
[00:47] <bruce89> nope
[00:47] <ubersoldat> emma, then I'm out ideas
[00:48] <emma> what i want to do is direct the audio that's coming out of my speakers (say when im listening to music) directly back into the mic, so that i could have friends with voip hear it too
[00:48] <genii> silentContender: Yeah, thats serious. Maybe the partition containing /home is bad
[00:48] <emma> I'm not sure how to search for this on google or the forums
[00:48] <emma> what is it called what I'm trying to do?
[00:48] <genii> silentContender: (if it's on a  separate drive/partition)
[00:49] <silentContender> genii, I only have one partition
[00:49] <emma> (insanity?)
[00:49] <ubersoldat> probably
[00:49] <genii> silentContender: Have you fsck the drive recently?
[00:49] <silentContender> genii, Yes
[00:49] <ubersoldat> because the device is being used
[00:49] <bruce89> Supermoopies: http://paste.ubuntu.com/128551/
[00:49] <emma> i don't need the device to be used.
[00:49] <bruce89> thought that only does one title too
[00:50] <genii> silentContender: Have you run memtest recently on your ram?
[00:50] <emma> i want to direct the audio that's going to my speakers into the mic
[00:50] <emma> ideally so i can still hear it in my speakers too.
[00:50] <aihua> hi, can anybody tell me how to use XChat to log into a different IRC chat area, this is my first time using Xchat, and it automatically brought me here, but I want to go to the Gnome-shell chat area.
[00:50] <bruce89> aihua: connect to gimpnet
[00:50] <emma> aihua: /join #channel
[00:50] <DIFH-iceroot> aihua: /join channelname
[00:51] <emma> aihua: you need to put a # before the channel name
[00:51] <ubersoldat> gnome-shell?
[00:51] <bruce89> please, the gnome irc channels are not on Freenode
[00:51] <emma> but there is no channel on Freenode called #gnome-shell
[00:51] <Cige> how do you empty the trash on a USB drive without unmounting it?
[00:51] <Flannel> emma: you're looking for audio loopback.
[00:51] <silentContender> genii, tried reinstalling login without success
[00:52] <emma> Flannel: okay this sounds promising.
[00:52] <ubersoldat> aihua, your question is going to be about Bash, so...
[00:52] <shally87> maybe a help in #vmware
[00:52] <shally87> soy
[00:52] <shally87> sorry
[00:52] <aihua> I am really new to this.  I have the server name and the password (beginning with the #) but don't know where to enter them to change chat rooms.  this is my first time using IRC
[00:52] <silentContender> genii, I have not ran a memtest
[00:52] <lstarnes> aihua: /join #other-channel
[00:52] <genii> silentContender: Have you tried making a new user and logging in that name?
[00:53] <Supermoopies> I tried k9copy , put a check in the first checkbox, clicked "make MP4" and bye bye baby after that (crashed?)
[00:53] <silentContender> genii, I have tried a new user too
[00:53] <bruce89> aihua: irc://irc.gnome.org/#gnome-shell
[00:53] <failers_> does compiz have any known graphical bugs with newest nvidia driver?
[00:54] <bruce89> Supermoopies: there's a bug making k9copy useless
[00:54] <genii> silentContender: I have nothing more to suggest at this time then, other than perhaps memtest on offchance your ram is possibly to blame
[00:55] <aihua> bruce89, thanks.  that is what I have, I just don't know how to use it to get into a new room.  In Xchat, what menu should I enter to input what you just listed?
[00:55] <silentContender> genii, running it now
[00:55] <Supermoopies> Is there any alternatives to that besides DVDShrink ?
[00:55] <bruce89> aihua: AFAIK you just click it
[00:55] <emma> aihua: go to networks, scroll down the list till you find gnome
[00:55] <aihua> Bruce89 & emma: thanks, i will try now
[00:55] <emma> aihua: then click on connect and once on the gnome irc network type /join #your-channel
[00:56] <bruce89> #gnome-shell to be precise
[00:56] <rutski> libgtk2.0-0-dbg; how the heck am I supposed to use that package?
[00:56] <bruce89> aihua: be aware there are very few people there
[00:56] <rutski> when I install libc6-dbg it puts a libc.so.6 into /usr/lib/debug
[00:56] <rutski> so that I can just point my LD_LIBARARY_PATH to /usr/lib/debug and I'm all set
[00:57] <rutski> but libgtk2.0-0-dbg does no such thing
[00:57] <rutski> so what the heck am I supposed to do?
[00:57] <lstarnes> rutski: try running the program in gdb
[00:57] <ubersoldat> yeah, good luck with that
[00:57] <rutski> lstarnes: I do, it just loads the non-dbg version of libgtk; as I can see when I ask gdb to do an "info sharedlibraries"
[00:57] <sauce> hello
[00:57] <ubersoldat> "dude, learn to use a debugger, it's easy!"
[00:58] <Dreamglider> i resized my swap partition a day ago. i have rebooted a couple of times no problem, but when i want to hibernate it does not work, the system comes back on as if i just locked the screen
[00:58] <sauce> does anyone know how to get a broadcom 802.11g/b working on xubuntu?
[00:58] <crdlb> rutski: afaik, gdb automatically looks in /usr/lib/debug for debugging symbols; you are not supposed to use LD_LIBRARY_PATH
[00:58] <phuzion> sauce, its usually a matter of finding the Windows driver, and installing it using ndisgtk
[00:58] <rutski> crdlb: ah, interesting
[00:58] <spill> anyone know how to set a laptop display to start up at full brightness, in Hardy my laptop boots with the screen on the dimmest setting.
[00:58] <Nick_Meister> guys please help me solve GRUB error 11
[00:58] <rutski> crdlb: either way though, the debug lib isn't there! even though I installed the package
[00:58] <sauce> which windows driver? im a noob with linux really
[00:58] <bruce89> Dreamglider: what's the new size?
[00:59] <sauce> i have some windows drivers
[00:59] <verma_ii> hello, everyone, I cannot get my mp3s to work in rhythmbox, I have installed the package: ubuntu-restricted-extras .. but still whenever I add a new folder it says MIME type no recognized
[00:59] <Dreamglider> bruce89: it's 3Gb
[00:59] <Out_Cold> is there a way to have fsck not "resolve=UUID**"?  I have an encrypted drive which fsck doesn't recognize and it pretty much halts my start-up
[00:59] <crdlb> !ddebs | rutski
[00:59] <crdlb> you could try those
[00:59] <bruce89> Dreamglider: sorry, misunderstood the problem
[00:59] <TheManInDboX> NooB here, MCSE, gone linux... hate windows vista+ so i thought id go here anyone know how to do the Ubuntu wii setup... im having issues with blue tooth.. could use some help
[00:59] <sauce> what is the correct way to use ndisgtk?
[01:00] <rutski> oh, heh
[01:00] <bruce89> !wii
[01:00] <kitche> sauce: umm ndisgtk brings up a gui
[01:00] <spill> anyone know how to set a laptop display to start up at full brightness, in Hardy my laptop boots with the screen on the dimmest setting.
[01:00] <rutski> crdlb: it still bothers me that the ubuntu devs would put such a broken unusable dbg package in the repo
[01:01] <sauce> how do i log into root on terminal? when i try to apt get ndisgtk it says permission denied
[01:01] <bigrigger> Out_Cold: in /etc/fstab put 0  0  at the end of that drive's line instead of 0 1
[01:01] <jrib> !sudo | sauce
[01:01] <ubersoldat> spill, maybe it's an energy setting configuration
[01:01] <jrib> !wireless > sauce
[01:01] <failers_> can some one highlight me and failers just testing
[01:01] <jrib> failers_: no, do that somewhere else
[01:01] <trino> how can i manually change something linke "system - preferences - keyboard: layout options - third level choosers"? (without xmodmap)
[01:01] <failers_> jrib: you just did it thx
[01:01] <rconan> anyone got any experience compiling something autotools based with "-m32" to get a 32-bit library?
[01:02] <bruce89> rutski: looks fine to me - http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/i386/libgtk2.0-0-dbg/filelist
[01:02] <TheManInDboX> ..i use WMIGui and can use the command line to get the mac of the wii mote.. but i cant seem to get the wii mote to be seen in the gui... any thoughts?
[01:02] <spill> ubersoldat: dosent seemed to make a difference no matter what I change in the settings
[01:02] <Out_Cold> bigrigger, thanks! is there any way for fsck to check the drive without unencrypting it you think?
[01:02] <TheManInDboX> i heard that i might need a laser pointer ... anyone know
[01:02] <bigrigger> Out_Cold: no idea
[01:02] <Hayloe> =/ can someone help? I didnt press eject before removing my External Hard Drive and now it wont mount again >.<
[01:02] <kitche> Hayloe: umount the device
[01:03] <Out_Cold> well thanks for the help mate
[01:03] <rutski> bruce89: where do you see the /usr/lib/debug/libgtk* files? because I don't
[01:03] <Hayloe> how would I do that through terminal?
[01:03] <kitche> Hayloe: if that does not work then you could have did some odd stuff to that drive
[01:03] <kitche> Hayloe: umount <place it mounted to>
[01:04] <corey> how do I use an external monitor on my laptop? I do have it connected through vga.
[01:04] <bruce89> rutski: /usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0.1400.4
[01:04] <rutski> bruce89: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/i386/libc6-dbg/filelist note how the libc6-dbg package installs /usr/lib/debug/libc6.so.6
[01:04] <rutski> bruce89: nope, that's no good; the linker doesn't see that
[01:04] <bruce89> oh, there's an extra /usr
[01:04] <corey> how do I use an external monitor on my laptop? I do have it connected through vga.
[01:04] <rutski> just try to get ld.so to load that debug lib into a program that links against libgtk; you won't be able to do it
[01:05] <TheManInDboX> Ok OK better one, how to use the Root account and set it so i dont have to sudo anything?
[01:05] <rconan> anyone got any experience compiling something autotools based with "-m32" to get a 32-bit library on a 64-bit system?
[01:05] <Hayloe> how can I tell where my HDD is mounted to?
[01:05] <ubersoldat> corey, how about pressing "Fn+F5" or something like that?
[01:05] <jrib> !sudo > TheManInDboX
[01:05] <ubersoldat> Hayloe, df
[01:06] <bruce89> rutski: I see (sort of)
[01:06] <corey> ubersoldat: No luck. There is a blue icon on the F5 that looks like it should work
[01:06] <bruce89> !debug
[01:06] <rutski> bruce89: yea :(
[01:06] <Dreamglider> corey: try system > pref > Screen res
[01:06] <ubersoldat> corey, try rebooting with the monitor connected
[01:06] <rutski> it's supposed to create symlinks like libgtk-x11-2.0-2.0.so.0
[01:06] <rutski> because that's the name that gets embedded into executables linking against libgtk
[01:07] <rutski> the libc6-dbg package makes such symlinks
[01:07] <Hayloe> =/ its not mounted right now, I get an error "cannot mount volume" it is NTFS and it was mounting before I unplugged it without pressing eject
[01:07] <rutski> libgtk2.0-0-dbg does not :(
[01:07] <TheManInDboX> Ok last one, anyone know of a program that i can use to run Viso documents?
[01:07] <Brad777> Hello I am having some troubel with my sound applications (ie. rhythmbox, amarok, gtkpod) when i plug in my ipod it makes them crash... with a Bus error and I don't know what that means can anyone help me?
[01:07] <corey> ubersoldat: ctrl alt backspace?
[01:07] <TheManInDboX> Visio*
[01:07] <DIFH-iceroot> TheManInDboX: visio, inkscape (*.svg)
[01:08] <Dreamglider> Hayloe: mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/sda1/ -o force
[01:08] <jiggles> Hi all, does anyone know what should i use to expand a VM that's operating from 2 .qcow2 images?
[01:08] <failers_> how do i force performance level 5 in powermizer?
[01:08] <Hayloe> thank you very much Dreamglider
[01:08] <bohemian_> hello everyone
[01:08] <Dreamglider> Hayloe: np
[01:09] <Dreamglider> Hayloe: it worked ?
[01:09] <bruce89> rutski: no bugs in either Debian or Ubuntu bug tracker
[01:09] <rutski> bruce89: :(
[01:09] <bohemian_> if I have the stock installation of Ubuntu 8.10, what driver version do I need from this version?
[01:09] <bohemian_> http://www.touchkit.com/LinuxDriver.htm
[01:09] <rutski> I'm not surprised; I still suspect that there might be something I'm missing here
[01:09] <Brad777> Hello I am having some troubel with my sound applications (ie. rhythmbox, amarok, gtkpod) when i plug in my ipod it makes them crash... with a Bus error and I don't know what that means can anyone help me?
[01:09] <rutski> I'm looking into how other distros do this
[01:10] <corey> soldat: i didnt work
[01:10] <corey> soldat: it
[01:10] <TheManInDboX> DIFH what is *.svg
[01:11] <bohemian_> X server says I'm using X
[01:11] <kindofabuzz> any one know that site that is kind of like a digg for command line snippets? i can't remember what it was
[01:11] <bruce89> rutski: The libraries are installed in /usr/lib/debug and can be used by placing that directory in LD_LIBRARY_PATH is what the description says
[01:11] <rutski> bruce89: hmm... well the fact is that the libraries are _not_ installed there :-/
[01:11] <rutski> sounds like I should file a bug
[01:11] <bruce89> TheManInDboX: Scalable Vector Graphics
[01:12] <TheManInDboX> Bruce, how would i change a visio file into that format to run in on linux
[01:12] <kindofabuzz> nvm, found it: http://www.commandlinefu.com
[01:12] <DIFH-iceroot> TheManInDboX: you can save files with visio to svg-format
[01:13] <bohemian_> X server says I'm using X org 1.5.0
[01:14] <TheManInDboX> DiFH but if a file is emailed to me in a visio format how would i open it? I really dont want to use wine and office but it is looking that way... I know i can modify the dll's in IE and run it on Ubuntu to run the Visio files...
[01:14] <TheManInDboX> but i really dont want to go back to windows
[01:14] <natnayr> hell no one wants to
[01:14] <natnayr> lol
[01:14] <natnayr> but windows 7 seems kinda cool
[01:15] <natnayr> linux like
[01:15] <TheManInDboX> 7 sucks
[01:15] <natnayr> how bad issit?
[01:15] <bruce89> !stop
[01:15] <natnayr> improved from vista?
[01:15] <natnayr> yes bot
[01:15] <TheManInDboX> 7 is server 2k8 minus the server services
[01:15] <Nick_Meister> I need help with broken grub
[01:15] <Brad777> Hello I am having some troubel with my sound applications (ie. rhythmbox, amarok, gtkpod) when i plug in my ipod it makes them crash... with a Bus error and I don't know what that means can anyone help me?
[01:16] <Rodrigo_Lopes> Brad777, please post the error message.
[01:16] <TheManInDboX> Its better then vista... Or the word i cant say, but it still has issues... I would recomend Linux based OS's over that any day..
[01:16] <unperson> Hi.  I just moved my ubuntu install to a new HD (same computer).  I've gone through the instructions on "Backup, Repairing and Reinstalling GRUB" here:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto#GUI    and I've updated my /etc/fstab.  Have I forgotten anything I need to do before I boot from my new HD?
[01:16]  * sdasdas se ausenta un rato
[01:16] <bruce89> TheManInDboX: I'm afraid if you're stuck with MS formats, you need to use MS programs
[01:17] <TheManInDboX> installing windows vista or 7, your better off tossing your machine off a bridge
[01:17] <bruce89> !ot
[01:17] <bruce89> or perhaps go to #rant
[01:17] <TheManInDboX> take it easy all thanks for the help with root and visio
[01:18] <bruce89> I suppose, I just don't want to see a flamewar
[01:18] <aihua> Emma or Bruce 89, when I click on irc.gnome.org and then press "connect," nothing happens.  I just get a "none" (in my language) where the server list is to the left.  doesn't seem to give me a chance to enter any #chat room
[01:19] <unperson> Seems like fixing grub and fstab is all I'd need to do.
[01:19] <Rodrigo_Lopes> Bruce, flamewars is need any times...
[01:19] <bruce89> only in #rant
[01:20] <unperson> I'm hoping those instructions are everything I'd need to do to fix grub appropriately.  I haven't messed much with grub in my time.
[01:20] <bruce89> aihua: there should be a network list somewhere
[01:20] <bruce89> aihua: select GIMPNet
[01:20] <Bruce> i am having hell of a time with the keyboard shortcuts
[01:21] <Bruce> i have set in preferences, keyboard short cuts..
[01:21] <Bruce> but when i press next-track for vlc player, it wont do it
[01:21] <Brad777> Rodrigo_Lopes: Bus error
[01:21] <pl> how do i enable wireless / auto eth0?
[01:21] <Bruce> any help on this?
[01:21] <aihua> @bruce: there is an irc.gnome.org on the network list, and when I click on in and press connect, nothing happens.  I will try GIMPnet now
[01:21] <bohemian_> what kernel and X version is an stock Ubuntu 8.10 uses?
[01:22] <bruce89> !info linux-meta
[01:22] <ricardo1> hi can you help me by mistake i modified vipw how can i restore it?
[01:22] <bruce89> !info linux
[01:22] <bruce89> !info xserver-xorg
[01:23] <DIFH-iceroot> 2KB kernel?
[01:23] <bruce89> metapackage
[01:23] <DIFH-iceroot> ok
[01:23] <Rodrigo_Lopes> 2kb kernel.. I want one.. where.. how... :p
[01:23] <Brad777> Rodrigo_Lopes: that is all it says "Bus error"
[01:24] <ricardo1> help i changed vipw by mistake
[01:24] <bruce89> bohemian_: ^
[01:25] <bohemian_> thanks bruce89
[01:25] <aihua> Bruce89: it worked! but how am I able to see a chatroom for irc.gnome.org's server via GIMPnet?
[01:25] <nanex> Guys I need some help with Apache2. Just installed a fresh copy of Ubuntu 8.10 to test this. With nothing in .htaccess, if I type localhost/index.php or localhost/index (without the .php extension) I'm taken to the same page. I'm not doing any rewriting yet. Anyone know why this is?
[01:26] <ricardo1> i changed vipw by mistake what can i do?
[01:26] <bruce89> aihua: same network
[01:26] <akgraner> #ubuntu-women
[01:26] <akgraner> oops
[01:26] <LjL> ricardo1: changed like what?
[01:26] <LjL> akgraner: they'll hate you for that.
[01:26] <r6h4k3r> moi
[01:26] <aihua> Bruce89: that's great.  i don't know how this vudoo works, but it does so thanks!
[01:26] <ricardo1> LjL: i deleted some entries
[01:26] <LjL> ricardo1: like your user?
[01:27] <ricardo1> maybe
[01:27] <ricardo1> i dont know what i deleted
[01:27] <ricardo1> how can i restore it
[01:28] <ricardo1> LjL: can you help me please?
[01:28] <ricardo1> what should i do?
[01:28] <DIFH-iceroot> ricardo1: what is vipw?
[01:29] <LjL> ricardo1: i can't help you restore it if i don't know what changed, since i don't believe vipw makes a backup. can you currently log in?
[01:29] <ricardo1> DIFH-iceroot: an administrator for the passwd and shadow password files
[01:30] <LjL> also known as "something you really shouldn't be using unless you know what you're doing extremely well"
[01:30] <ricardo1> LjL i am logged in
[01:30] <ricardo1> yes LjL i did a mistake
[01:30] <ricardo1> I still logged off
[01:30] <LjL> ricardo1: ok, but can you *still* login? (DON'T log out, just see if you can make a further login)
[01:30] <Iceman_B^Ltop> ?
[01:30] <unmonkey> Ubuntu install today
[01:30] <ricardo1> LjL how can i do that?
[01:30] <unmonkey> box is freezing, likewise capslock and scroll lock light are blinking
[01:31] <ricardo1> how can i know if i can make a further login?
[01:31] <LjL> ricardo1: just ctrl+alt+f2 and login, then ctrl+alt+f7 to go back to X
[01:32] <DIFH-iceroot> ext3 = ext2 + journal? or are there any other differences too?
[01:32] <fireun> why would firefox/flash randomly break, and only play video for a few seconds, then loop audio?
[01:32] <bruce89> DIFH-iceroot: htrees too
[01:33] <DIFH-iceroot> bruce89: ok, thanks
[01:33] <matt_keys> I'm still having iptables/route problems and not sure which it is. Can someone take a look? :http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/routingiptables-problem-710040/#post3468919
[01:33] <raylu> unmonkey: that's a kernel panic. congrats
[01:34] <unmonkey> yay?
[01:34] <unmonkey> soo, how do I figure out what's causing it? Cause its happening fairly regularly
[01:34] <ricardo1> LjL: i could do that
[01:34] <LjL> unmonkey: could be a lot of things, you should check the logs in /var/log. start by typing "dmesg".
[01:34] <cHiOs> boot from ubuntu cd and look for log files
[01:35] <Rodrigo_Lopes> fireun, do you now a your flash version???
[01:35] <LjL> ricardo1: ok, so can you pastebin your current /etc/passwd? (it doesn't really contain passwords as i think you know)
[01:35] <unmonkey> I've been mounting devices by hand
[01:35] <LjL> ricardo1: it does give out to us the usernames on your system, though
[01:35] <ricardo1> ok
[01:36] <fireun> Rodrigo_Lopes: uh, no - 10 something
[01:36] <LjL> unmonkey: that shouldn't cause issues normally.
[01:37] <unmonkey> k, i'll reload it and see what's going on; be back with logs. thx
[01:37] <gabriel> Hello everyone
[01:37] <bruce89> !hi > gabriel
[01:38] <LjL> bruce89: that's a bit, err... superfluous? =)
[01:38] <gabriel> I have a question, how can you protect the file system in ubuntu? I mean, so nobody can modify it or delete files
[01:38] <bruce89> just wondered
[01:38] <dioms> chmod?
[01:38] <bruce89> gabriel: why would you?
[01:39] <LjL> gabriel: nobody can modify or delete files in the root hierarchy (of course they *can* if they have physical access to the machine - just use a boot CD or anything).
[01:39] <Rodrigo_Lopes> gabriel, How??
[01:39] <gabriel> I have seen that in windows you can protect the hard drive so nobody can delete files from it
[01:39] <LjL> gabriel: as for the home directories, that depends on how they're setup, i'm not sure whether current ubuntu versions set them for no access by others
[01:39] <raylu> gabriel: like bitlocker? there's cryptfs
[01:39] <LjL> anyone can always delete your files if they have physical access to your machine.
[01:39] <ricardo1> LjL can i send you it by private?
[01:39] <bruce89> gabriel: that will break upgrades
[01:40] <gabriel> ok, something like that raylu
[01:40] <raylu> gabriel: but that doesn't prevent people from deleting - what LjL said
[01:40] <bruce89> !paste | ricardo1
[01:40] <gabriel> how can i secure my system then?
[01:40] <LjL> gabriel: you can't. no system is "secure".
[01:40] <Rodrigo_Lopes> gabriel,  the /home/user the "user" can change.. but /usr  /bin  and anothers directoryes only with administrator password...
[01:40] <tsuna27> where does ubuntu keep the firefox temp videos
[01:40] <bruce89> gabriel: for which purpose?
[01:40] <LjL> gabriel: ask exactly what you want to achieve, and we'll tell you whether it's possible.
[01:40] <LjL> or if not, why.
[01:41] <bruce89> tsuna27: ~/.mozilla likely
[01:41] <gabriel> for network purposes
[01:41] <fireun> tsuna27: there are tools to do that for you
[01:41] <LjL> gabriel: ubuntu is relatively secure without doing anything special, with regard to network attacks.
[01:41] <ricardo1> ok thank you
[01:41] <raylu> gabriel: unless you install new, insecure services or compromise your existing ones, no one without your password  will be able to delete files over the network
[01:42] <ricardo1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/128560/
[01:42] <LjL> gabriel: you could always set up a firewall if you're not behind a router, or if you're paran - i mean concerned about security.
[01:42] <LjL> !firewall > gabriel    (gabriel, see the private message from ubottu)
[01:42] <gabriel> ok, thank you for your answer raylu
[01:42] <Siegfried> Does anybody have a workaround for the flashplugin-nonfree license (apt & wget) problem in jaunty?
[01:42] <bruce89> ricardo1: surely just remove those 'A's and 'B's
[01:42] <jrib> !jaunty | Siegfried
[01:43] <ricardo1> yes thank you bruce89 what else can i do?
[01:43] <Siegfried> thanks jrib and sorry
[01:43] <swegner> Siegfried: http://is.gd/msg4
[01:43] <bruce89> ricardo1: AFAIK, that's all that is wrong there
[01:43] <LjL> ricardo1: if you'd given me time to answer, i'd have told you that pasting long stuff over IRC would result in you being disconnected... anyway.
[01:43] <ricardo1> bruce89 but I deleted some entries
[01:44] <ricardo1> LjL its ok no problem
[01:44] <ricardo1> it was my fault
[01:44] <unmonkey> ok, so I'm looking at the dmesg logs, they're pretty foreboding...
[01:44] <unmonkey> what am I looking for to figure out what caused my kernel panic
[01:45] <pl> hello.  Can someone tell me how to enable wireless? It disabled itself after i installed rndis for phone tethering.
[01:45] <Siegfried> swegner, thanks a lot, that did it! :) (the rm -rf )
[01:45] <gabriel> good night everyone, thanks for the help
[01:45] <LjL> ricardo1: "aysql" on the last line should be "mysql", and of course you should remove the random letters in the previous lines.
[01:45] <LjL> ricardo1: as for the rest, you might have lost some usernames, but there's no way for me to know
[01:45] <swegner> Siegfried: good to hear.  I was having that problem earlier as well
[01:45] <bruce89> !danger
[01:46] <ricardo1> LjL: can this help: You have modified /etc/passwd. You may need to modify /etc/shadow for consistency. Please use the command `vipw -s' to do so.
[01:46] <LjL> ricardo1: well yes, it does actually. but you shouldn't show us your /etc/shadow, because that contains the password. just check it yourself, and see if there are any users listed in shadow which are not there in passwd
[01:46] <n2diy> ! bugs
[01:47] <ricardo1> ok LjL i will tell you
[01:49] <Royall> what is a good C++ IDE for ubuntu?
[01:49] <raylu> Royall: ides? psh.vim
[01:49] <bruce89> !ide
[01:49] <DIFH-iceroot> Royall: kdevelop, eclipse, vi
[01:49] <raylu> Royall: but kdevelop seems ok
[01:49] <swegner> Royall: Eclipse has a C++ plugin which is pretty usable
[01:50] <Flannel> Royall: eclipse or anjuta are the big ones
[01:50] <raylu> and since when did vim and gedit count as ides?
[01:50] <swegner> raylu: it's surprising how much you can do with a properly-configured vim setup  :)
[01:50] <bruce89> that's why it says editors/suites
[01:50] <raylu> bruce89: oh
[01:51] <raylu> swegner: i'm only surprised at how not annoying and fast it is. want to say the same thing about gedit? :P
[01:51] <bruce89> Eclipse or Netbeans are not GNOME
[01:51] <LjL> raylu: also, they do offer syntax highlighting and stuff.
[01:51] <DIFH-iceroot> raylu: vi is so powerfull, much more then any other editors
[01:51] <bruce89> !war
[01:51] <LjL> !-ide
[01:52] <bruce89> !opinion
[01:52] <LjL> !no code is <reply> Programming editors/suites: Terminal-based: vi/vim, emacs - KDE: Kate, KDevelop, Quanta+, Umbrello - GNOME: gvim, gedit, anjuta, pida, monodevelop - Others: eclipse, netbeans
 The BESTEST ide is netbeans5.5, because 3 people (33%) said so! Follow in order, kdevelop with 2 votes (22%), vim with 2 votes (22%), gedit with 1 votes (11%), anjuta with 1 votes (11%), eclipse, pida, geany
[01:53] <Flannel> bruce89: Really, we don't need that here.
[01:53] <usser> LjL, geany, you forgot geany :)
[01:54] <LjL> !code =~ s/monodevelop/monodevelop, geany/
[01:54] <milosevic> hi, i was wondering, how do i turn "core dumps" on? I mean, i have a simple application that when executed yields a segmentation fault. I would really appreciate taking a look at the core dump
[01:54] <milosevic> but there ain't one
[01:55] <crdlb> milosevic: ulimit -c unlimited
[01:56] <crdlb> milosevic: if it works, you'll see Segmentation Fault (core dumped)
[01:56] <milosevic> man page says ulimit is obsolete
[01:56] <milosevic> but yeah, i got a core dump
[01:57] <ricardo1> LjL: I deleted lp mail gnunet and postgres what should i do?
[01:57] <matt_keys> I'm still having iptables/route problems and not sure which it is. Can someone take a look? :http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/routingiptables-problem-710040/#post3468919
[01:58] <Nick_Meister> guys i am having a grub problem Error 11:  Unrecognized device string
[01:58] <Wald1> How do I change the background in Nautilus? I seem to have forgotten...
[01:58] <crdlb> milosevic: which man page says that?
[01:58] <milosevic> ulimit's man page
[01:59] <crdlb> milosevic: man 3 ulimit is for the function, not the command
[01:59] <crdlb> ulimit is a bash builtin, so it's in man bash
[01:59] <milosevic> hm
[01:59] <milosevic> that sounds about right
[01:59] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> Wald1, go in Edit > Background and events...
[01:59] <milosevic> thank you
[02:00] <pope> Is there a way to configure thec NBR's launcher to show Place's folder contents within the launcher itself, as the application categories show their contents in the main frame of the launcher?
[02:00] <ricardo1> I found that i deleted lp, mail, gnunet and postgres from vipw what lines should i insert?
[02:00] <Wald1> Rodrigotr_LOPes: Thanks, found it
[02:00] <Wald1> Doh, tab complete malfunction
[02:00] <LjL> ricardo1: http://paste.ubuntu.com/128568/ these are my entries for them (and there's no gnunet here), but i can't really guarantee the numbers are right. you should probably "sudo apt-get --reinstall install" postgres and gnunet (i've no idea what you'd need to reinstall for mail and lp, just hope mine work)
[02:00] <Zeldarock> I have a quetion, will 5 gigs be enough for a virtual HDD?
[02:01] <skel> Zeldarock: thats like asking if 100 pages of paper is enough for a novel ;)
[02:01] <swegner> Zeldarock: it depends on what you plan on putting on it.
[02:01] <ricardo1> thank you very much LjL
[02:01] <M1TM> skel that depends,is it dirty?
[02:02] <Nanner-Puss> Hey everyone
[02:02] <skel> M1TM: that depends on what dirty is to you? It's a romance novel about a guy who keeps extra memory laying around, not in anti-static bags
[02:03]  * M1TM giggles
[02:03] <Zeldarock> I only have 6 gigs left on my real HDD after setting aside 5 gigs for the virtual HDD
[02:03] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> Zeldarock, but.. you want emulate what???? in virtual hdd???
[02:03] <Zeldarock> ubuntu
[02:04] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> using what program??? virtualbox???
[02:04] <Zeldarock> yes
[02:04] <skel> Zeldarock: I think you'll be fine with 5gb if its just the default install
[02:04] <Royall> man, even getting a Hello World program to run in C++ on Ubuntu is difficult
[02:05] <skel> Royall: whats different about ubuntu thats causing you issues with c++?
[02:05] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> Zeldarock, 5gb is much for simple ubuntu...
[02:05] <Royall> skel: Whatever IDE I try, it's giving me errors
[02:05] <Royall> Eclipse, Kdevelop, Geany
[02:05] <skel> Royall: what happens if you compile manually?
[02:05] <kitche> Royall: did you install build-essentials?
[02:05] <Royall> all this deal about Makefiles and such
[02:06] <Royall> I don't know how to compile manually
[02:06] <skel> Royall: probably what kitche said
[02:06] <Royall> build-essentials as in sudo apt-get install build-essentials?
[02:06] <skel> Royall: I'd learn how to compile and link something manually before I went into using IDE's but obviously thats just my ho.
[02:06] <skel> Royall: yes
[02:07] <LjL> ricardo1: next time, use the users preferences in your GNOME to change users and groups. if you need to use the CLI, "adduser", "deluser" and in certain cases "usermod" work fine. don't touch passwd.
[02:08] <maxagaz> how to reinstall a package using aptitude
[02:08] <maxagaz> ?
[02:08] <linxeh_> LjL: why shouldnt you use "passwd" ?
[02:08] <swegner> maxagaz: sudo aptitude reinstall 'package'
[02:08] <LjL> linxeh_: i mean the *file* /etc/passwd.
[02:08] <DIFH-iceroot> linxeh_: to disbale login for example
[02:09] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> Zeldarock, xp runing wich 196 of ram and only 2gb of hdd http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/9444/screenshot1d.jpg
[02:09] <linxeh_> LjL: oh I see :)
[02:10] <anku> got a quick question im using my tv as a monitor and the problem is that i can't see start menu and im just wondering how i can see everything\
[02:10] <Zeldarock> where'd you get that ubuntu theme?
[02:11] <skel> anku: do you know what resolution your tv is?
[02:11] <anku> 1080p
[02:11] <LjL> anku: start menu...?
[02:11] <skel> anku: I would drop out of X and go to a terminal while hooked up to the tv and try X -configure
[02:11] <Zeldarock> rodrigotr: where'd you get you ubuntu theme?
[02:11] <maxagaz> I did a "killall firefox", but still when I run firefox, i get this error message : "Firefox is already running, but is not responding. To open a new window, you must first close the existing Firefox process, or restart your system."
[02:12] <skel> anku: see what it puts in the x.org file it creates for you
[02:12] <LjL> maxagaz: so try killall -9 firefox
[02:12] <Jufis> LjL, what does that -9 do?
[02:12] <LjL> Jufis: kill forcibly. it's SIGKILL.
[02:12] <LjL> Jufis: man kill has a list
[02:12] <Jufis> LjL, okay. thanks :)
[02:13] <skel> Jufis: man signal will get you a good one too
[02:13] <Jufis> skel, thanks
[02:14] <skel> anku: just make sure you backup your current x.org file if you go with the one you generated
[02:14] <maxagaz> LjL, i didn't work, i still have the same message
[02:14] <LjL> maxagaz: does "ps aux | grep firefox" show anything?
[02:15] <maxagaz> LjL, it only returned this line: "gilles    6613  0.0  0.0   3004   768 pts/0    S+   10:14   0:00 grep firefox"
[02:15] <skel> maxagaz: there might be state files laying around in your .mozilla dir, you could try mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozaill-bak
[02:15] <LjL> maxagaz: then it's not running, it only thinks it's running...
[02:15] <mattgyver83> How can i find out what style of wifi card and drivers my machine is using?
[02:15] <maxagaz> LjL, skel : ok, it works now
[02:15] <skel> mattgyver83: ethtool may tell you
[02:16] <mattgyver83> Thank you, I will look into that.
[02:16] <LjL> maxagaz: but you've lost (well, moved) your settings and cache and stuff
[02:16] <maxagaz> LjL, skel : do you know from which file does it come from ?
[02:16] <LjL> maxagaz: no i don't know which file precisely signals that an instance of firefox is running
[02:16] <Vovk> Hey guys, I'm having some trouble setting up gtk-recordmydesktop to record internal audio. I'm following the guide that mocha wrote here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=986966 but I keep running into a snag on step 2. When i open pavucontrol it doesn't give me an option to move my music's output stream to the Jack sink, I only get the default alsa stuff
[02:16] <BrandonB> :s
[02:16] <skel> maxagaz: I'm not sure, what I'd do is move it back, then from command line, run strace firefox
[02:16] <BrandonB> How can I reduce the Memory consumption of utorrent?
[02:17] <skel> maxagaz: you should be able to see what file its reading to determine its running
[02:17] <BrandonB> I mean not utoorent
[02:17] <skel> maxagaz: and remove that
[02:17] <BrandonB> Ubuntu
[02:17] <Vovk> BrandonB, lol, that's a big distinction.
[02:17] <LjL> maxagaz: ok, it's ~/.mozilla/firefox/<profile directory>/lock
[02:17] <LjL> maxagaz: remove that file, and you'll be fine
[02:17] <Vovk> BrandonB, have you looked into different window managers, using lighter programs?
[02:17] <BrandonB> Nope :\
[02:18] <Vovk> BrandonB, i.e. Xfce instead of gnome or kde, exaile or audacious instead of banshee or Amarok
[02:18] <BrandonB> I killed compiz and beryl
[02:18] <musikgoat|main> BrandonB: as with any OS, reduce the number of services (daemons), choose a low power window manager (fluxbox or xfce), and watch what programs you use
[02:18] <Vovk> BrandonB, it's a start :D
[02:18] <BrandonB> :D
[02:18] <skel> BrandonB: is memory an issue currently, and how did you determine that if so?
[02:18] <Vovk> BrandonB, i personally love using fluxbox, but there's a learning curve to it...
[02:18] <skel> <3 fluxbox
[02:18] <BrandonB> It may be :S See Im getting a cheap PC to run as a home server
[02:18] <BrandonB> and I would like to reduce it to just waht I need
[02:19] <musikgoat|main> BrandonB: avoid a gui then!!
[02:19] <BrandonB> :s
[02:19] <Marco> BrandonB, don't install X at all
[02:19] <BrandonB> I want a gui
[02:19] <musikgoat|main> boo
[02:19] <Vovk> BrandonB, lol, no
[02:19] <musikgoat|main> :-P
[02:19] <BrandonB> :S I dont like the terminal
[02:19] <BrandonB> It scares me
[02:19] <Vovk> BrandonB, links is the shiz :)
[02:19] <fuffalo> if i want a good dualboot setup, should i install windows then ubuntu, or ubuntu then windows? (ie: what order)
[02:19] <musikgoat|main> learn to love it :-P
[02:19] <skel> BrandonB: you can export X based applications to your linux desktop without running a gui on the server
[02:19] <Vovk> BrandonB, I have just the solution!
[02:19] <Marco> BrandonB, the majority of the time, you're not using the server interactively, a GUI is a complete waste
[02:19] <anku> Is it x-configure without spaces
[02:19] <anku> ?
[02:19] <Vovk> @ BrandonB, http://linuxcommand.org/learning_the_shell.php
[02:19] <skel> anku: no, X -configure
[02:19] <BrandonB> Marco: I plan on VNCing
[02:19] <skel> anku: just like that
[02:19] <quaal> why does every program i use to try to play a dvd fail
[02:19] <anku> ic
[02:20] <Marco> BrandonB, what do you plan to do in the GUI?
[02:20] <LjL> !dvd > quaal    (quaal, see the private message from ubottu)
[02:20] <skel> anku: it will probe your system and create a x.org file for you
[02:20] <BrandonB> Nothing, I just need to be able to mange two or three programs
[02:20] <skel> anku: you can try with that one, but backup your /etc/X11/xorg.conf somewhere safe
[02:20] <bigrigger> fuffalo: windows then ubuntu
[02:20] <Marco> BrandonB, most server setup is done on the cli or through web interfaces
[02:20] <BrandonB> Well, I could do it htat way, but is it possible to boot the gui?
[02:20] <BrandonB> When I need it
[02:20] <BrandonB> then kill it when Im done
[02:20] <Vovk> anyway, I'mma repost my sound question now :) I'm making a video of ubuntu to show to my friends, and I'd like to run some music in the background
[02:20] <skel> anku: then copy the one it made in your homedir into /etc/X11 and /etc/init.d/gdm restart (or whatever your wm is)
[02:20] <Marco> BrandonB, yes, tightvncserver
[02:21] <Marco> but I still don't see the point :/
[02:21] <Vovk>  I'm having some trouble setting up gtk-recordmydesktop to record internal audio. I'm following the guide that mocha wrote here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=986966 but I keep running into a snag on step 2. When i open pavucontrol it doesn't give me an option to move my music's output stream to the Jack sink, I only get the default alsa stuff
[02:21] <BrandonB> :\
[02:21] <Marco> BrandonB, there's little to zero server administration that can be done from the GUI
[02:21] <Vovk> BrandonB, trust me. running in the CLI can be fun
[02:21] <BrandonB> :|
[02:21] <musikgoat|main> heh
[02:21] <Vovk> BrandonB, there's even games!
[02:21] <Vovk> BrandonB, nethack, bastet ;)
[02:21] <BrandonB> I will explain as simply as possible
[02:21] <bruce89> aptitude
[02:21] <skel> Vovk: have you tried using Jing? it's pretty decent (made from the techsmith guys) its not opensource but its free for personal use
[02:21] <Marco> BrandonB, tightvncserver will use Xvnc to create an X instance that is only accessible through VNC
[02:21] <skel> Vovk: good for demos
[02:21] <Vovk> skel, I'll look into it, thanks :)
[02:22] <skel> Vovk: np :)
[02:22] <BrandonB> I am going to run about three programs, one is controllable via web, the other is just to make networking easier, the last has be accesible via other mean (vnc)
[02:22] <Vovk> skel, but i do tend to try use an open source solution when possible. it would be nice to tell my friends that the video is 100% FOSS
[02:22] <musikgoat|main> BrandonB: Marco's suggestion is probly the best,  start the tightvncserver when you need a gui, but otherwise you have a cli server
[02:22] <BrandonB> So i will get tight VNC
[02:22] <BrandonB> Ok thanks ;)
[02:22] <LjL> !vnc > BrandonB    (BrandonB, see the private message from ubottu)
[02:22] <BrandonB> and I will try to learn some of the terminal
[02:23] <bruce89> !ssh > BrandonB
[02:23] <BrandonB> Can you stop that :\
[02:23] <Vovk> BrandonB, you don't know how much you will love it once you learn :)
[02:23] <BrandonB> :)
[02:23] <LjL> BrandonB: it's useful instructions revelant to what you've asked.
[02:23] <skel> Vovk: I understand :)
[02:24] <BrandonB> !terminal
[02:24] <anku> It says fatal  server error server is already active for display 0
[02:24] <bruce89> BrandonB: what do you need a server for?
[02:24] <BrandonB> Its a home file server
[02:24] <Vovk>  skel, so I'm on their website. does Jing automatically record sound going through the standard output? (speakers)
[02:25] <BrandonB> that will ease our *legal* downloads
[02:25] <Vovk> skel, it's hard to tell from what they've written
[02:25] <BrandonB> so our computers wont run as slow :\
[02:25] <mrgxter> Is there a problem with ubuntu 8.10 and sharing folders?  When I share a folder I get accessed denied errors for sub-folders of the shared folder.
[02:25] <Vovk> BrandonB, which is why you get utorrent and ubuntu mixed up, lawl
[02:25] <BrandonB> lawl exactly ;)
[02:25] <BrandonB> I was downloading the installer
[02:25] <LjL> BrandonB: but out of curiosity, what is this application that needs to be run with X?
[02:25] <BrandonB> :D
[02:26] <anku> skel-- It says fatal  server error server is already active for display 0
[02:26] <BrandonB> SOmething to capture live streams from the internet
[02:26] <musikgoat|main> BrandonB: if you plan to run utorrent on that file server, i would suggest looking into deluge as an alternative (if that was a freudian slip earlier :-P )  it can run as a daemon with a web gui
[02:26] <Vovk> aye
[02:26] <fuffalo> in the ubuntu documenation it seems to tell me to install the 64bit version, if i have a processor that supports it... however i've heard that the 64bit version is a big hassle with a lot of applications compraed to the 32bit - is there any truth to that/
[02:26] <BrandonB> So can Utorrent, but I will look into that
[02:26] <bruce89> !transmission-cli > BrandonB
[02:26] <bruce89> !info transmission-cli > BrandonB
[02:26] <LjL> BrandonB: uhm, i'm sure there's a good few stream capturing possibilities without using a GUI... actually it's the last thing i'd think of using a GUI for.
[02:26] <Vovk> BrandonB: that way you could run it on your ubuntu box, but then manage it in your GUI on another machine
[02:27] <musikgoat|main> fuffalo: 64-bit has gotten much better in terms of program compatibility
[02:27] <quaal> LjL, just did what it says to do for 8.04: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs#Ubuntu 8.04.1 (i386)
[02:27] <quaal> it did nothing.
[02:27] <maxagaz> LjL, skel : I still don't know where the problem came from, about firefox, but removing ~/.mozilla/firefox/<profile directory>/lock didn't help
[02:27] <BrandonB> Oh :\ can you suggest one?
[02:27] <skel> Vovk: I think it'll just grab it through the Mic, I haven't tried the latest version which may get through stdout
[02:27] <bruce89> fuffalo: depends how much non-free stuff you want
[02:27] <Vovk> the only problem i've had in 64 bit is getting boxee to work... other than that... everything has been smoothe
[02:27] <LjL> maxagaz: of course you removed it from the old directory - after moving it back to .mozilla?
[02:27] <skel> anku: thats why I said logout of X :)
[02:27] <LjL> quaal: and i suppose you are on 8.04?
[02:27] <skel> anku: do this, ctrl-alt-F2
[02:28] <skel> anku: then login
[02:28] <anku> k
[02:28] <LjL> BrandonB: VLC?
[02:28] <skel> anku: then do sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[02:28] <LjL> BrandonB: live streams you mean video, right?
[02:28] <skel> anku: then run the X -configure
[02:28] <Vovk> skel, aah... that's the thing. I've no issue with gtk-recordmydesktop through the mic. I can narrate just fine. But in order to capture internal audio, i have to follow mocha's guide
[02:28] <BrandonB> yes
[02:28] <BrandonB> I mean tv shows and such
[02:28] <Vovk> skel, the only problem is that what he says should be coming up is not coming up
[02:28] <fuffalo> Bruce89, what do you mean?
[02:28] <LjL> BrandonB: well VLC should be fine, no?
[02:28] <anku> same thing
[02:29] <skel> Vovk: ahh =/
[02:29] <BrandonB> VLC
[02:29] <anku> same message
[02:29] <BrandonB> :s
[02:29] <quaal> LjL, yes. i am using 8.04, therefore i followed the steps detailed for 8.04.
[02:29] <Vovk> mocha, at first i thought it was a 64 bit issue, but he also uses 64 bit intrepid
[02:29] <bruce89> fuffalo: tends to be less support for non-free things in 64 bit
[02:29] <BrandonB> I only got ubuntu today :\
[02:29] <skel> anku: then sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf ~/xorg.conf.good
[02:29] <BrandonB> Hence me being a noob
[02:29] <bruce89> !info vlc-nox
[02:29] <LjL> quaal: right, well you never know
[02:29] <maxagaz> LjL, i've removed .mozilla, moved .mozilla-bak to .mozilla and then removed the lock file
[02:29] <Vovk> BrandonB, hehe... learn the basics before you go starting servers and whatnot :) you will benefit if you learn to walk before you run
[02:29] <skel> anku: and sudo cp xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[02:29] <BrandonB> :)
[02:29] <BrandonB> hehe
[02:29] <LjL> maxagaz: yes, that's what i meant
[02:29] <wistol> Hi, would anyone be able to assist me with a problem
[02:29] <musikgoat|main> bruce89, fuffalo: however, the 32-bit versions of those non-free things still work
[02:30] <skel> anku: then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[02:30] <BrandonB> Its the only reason I got it :)
[02:30] <maxagaz> LjL, what did i do that was wrong ?
[02:30] <bruce89> !ask | wistol
[02:30] <BrandonB> But I have two weeks to play around with it first
[02:30] <LjL> maxagaz: nothing i guess. "lock" is the only file i can see that comes and go depending on whether firefox is running.
[02:30] <Vovk> BrandonB, heh... try to learn as much as you can. good luck and welcome to the community :D
[02:30] <BrandonB> :) Glad to be here
[02:30] <hunt577> Hi everyone!  Does anyone know how to fix a distorted sound issue in ubuntu
[02:30] <LjL> maxagaz: perhaps try firefox -safe-mode, i dunno
[02:30] <anku> i have to do that when clt alt f2?
[02:30] <anku> in
[02:30] <Vovk> hunt577, how exactly?
[02:31] <BrandonB> I have a tendency to rush into things headfirst :)
[02:31] <Vovk> hunt577, how is it distorted? is it a certain program?
[02:31] <maxagaz> LjL, doesn't work too
[02:31] <hunt577> Vovk : The sound starts, then it vibrates...i notice on youtube it does this as well but also freezes the video
[02:31] <LjL> hunt577: distorted, like clipping? check your mixer, ensure all sliders are enabled in the preferences, and see if you have some strange "VIA" sliders. turn them down a bit.
[02:31] <BrandonB> how can I kill the gui?
[02:31] <LjL> maxagaz: i don't know really
[02:31] <BrandonB> I know there is a command
[02:31] <LjL> BrandonB: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop
[02:32] <LjL> BrandonB: (if you're using gdm as your login manager)
[02:32] <hunt577> LjL :  Thanks I will try that
[02:32] <BrandonB> ^-^
[02:32] <Vovk> BrandonB, it doesn't kill it, but you can hit alt+control+Function keys (F1,F2) to get virtual terminals
[02:32] <Vovk> LjL, aah, nice
[02:32] <musikgoat|main> BrandonB: hit ctrl+alt+f2  then login  then type sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[02:32] <skel> anku: to get to a terminal outside of X11
[02:32] <BrandonB> Whats with the Sudo in front of it all?
[02:32] <LjL> !sudo > BrandonB    (BrandonB, see the private message from ubottu)
[02:32] <Vovk> BrandonB, admin powers
[02:32] <BrandonB> :D
[02:33] <BrandonB> One more thing that makes it better than vista
[02:33] <LjL> which doesn't take a lot, uhm
[02:33] <Vovk> BrandonB, hehe... so you won't frag your system with 1 click... more importantly, so other people won't either
[02:33] <maxagaz> LjL, i found the problem : .mozilla/firefox/<profile directory>/.parentlock
[02:33] <BrandonB> :D
[02:33] <wistol> I just installed ubuntu 8.1 on my secondary HD, it's an IDE. I have windows XP installed on my SATA drive. When i set the primary HDD to the IDE with ubuntu, it doesn't allow me to select the OS, it just boots to ubuntu. When i select the SATA with XP on it, it will say DISK BOOT FAILURE.
[02:33] <bruce89> unless you stick sudo on the front
[02:33] <maxagaz> LjL, thansk a lot for your help
[02:33] <LjL> maxagaz: oh.
[02:33] <LjL> maxagaz: i guess i missed that one
[02:34] <Vovk> BrandonB, use it sparingly... there is no need to always have all admin rights on all the time... it's just unsafe
[02:34] <BrandonB> So far Ive only typed in one command :p
[02:34] <bruce89> wistol: XP has to be on the primary drive
[02:34] <BrandonB> so I think Im ok
[02:35] <ScottG489> Whats the difference between these two programs that come with ubuntu: "Remote Desktop Viewer" and "Terminal Server Client" ?
[02:35] <wistol> bruce, i thought my SATA was the primary drive
[02:35]  * bruce89 wonders why tsclient is even installed anymore
[02:35] <Vovk> BrandonB, to learn to navigate, go to the guide I showed you :) you know... very basic things, cd, ls, mkdir, cp... etc
[02:35] <musikgoat|main> ScottG489: the first is for vnc and the second is windows remote desktop viewer
[02:35] <bruce89> wistol: I had to set it that way in the BIOS here
[02:35] <bruce89> or in my case, the other way
[02:35] <MiraiWarren0_0> Hi, anyone know an app for opening windows .bkf backup files?
[02:36] <ScottG489> musikgoat|main: ahh ok thanks
[02:36] <bruce89> wistol: and anyway, it appears grub isn't installed
[02:36] <BrandonB> cd  mkdir
[02:36] <BrandonB> is in Dos
[02:36] <musikgoat|main> ScottG489: it'd be nice if the windows remote desktop viewing could be built into the first, but that hasn't been done yet, hence the second program
[02:36] <wistol> it is
[02:36] <BrandonB> I know that much :\
[02:36] <hunt577> Vovk : I checked the settings but it doesn't seem to be changing.  The sound vibrates like someone shouting down a tunnel at you or something and vibrates
[02:36] <wistol> when i boot from the ubuntu drive, i can access Grub, but windows doesnt appear on the list
[02:36] <ScottG489> musikgoat|main: yea that would remove a lot of confusion too
[02:37] <Vovk> So, i'm having an issue. I'm following a guide and the first step is to start a JACK server. I've done that (default settings). the second step is to open up pavucontrol and set the control from the program making the sound to the Jack Sink... but that is not an option
[02:37] <LjL> BrandonB: actually, DOS has "md", not "mkdir"
[02:37] <Vovk> hunt577: which version of ubuntu are you using? how long have you had it?
[02:37] <bruce89> wistol: evidently it didn't detect windows at install time
[02:37] <Vovk> hunt577: also... do you know which sound card you're using
[02:38] <BrandonB> :\
[02:38] <detrix> need help getting widnows to see a printer on my ubuntu machine.  Samba is setup, but how do I get windows to see the printer?
[02:38] <BrandonB> Im pretty sure you can use mkdir
[02:38] <wistol> bruce, do you think it may be because i have ubuntu on the IDE drive?
[02:38] <Vovk> BrandonB, not the point :) just do some reading
[02:38] <BrandonB> :D
[02:39] <bruce89> wistol: shouldn't make any difference, the other machine has XP on IDE and Ubuntu on SATA, both are fine
[02:39] <quaal> why does every program i use to try to play a dvd fail
[02:39] <hunt577> Vovk: I am using ubuntu 8.10 and I just got put the disk in to use it.  This is also a brand new laptop I just got at best buy.  I believe my sound card is Altec Lansing
[02:39] <quaal> did what it says to do for 8.04: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs#Ubuntu 8.04.1 (i386) and it does nothing
[02:39] <wistol> but when i set the SATA drive with XP on it to the first in boot, it says DISK BOOT FAILURE
[02:40] <BrandonB> I have a serious question I hope you can answer,how can I se the live cd with the commands "SUDO APT-GET REMOVE Compiz Compiz-Core" allready invoked
[02:40] <detrix> quaal: I had similar problem.  trying to remember how I fixed it.
[02:40] <bruce89> wistol: you need to install grub to the SATA MBR
[02:40] <BrandonB> I need to be able to use it on slower hard ware
[02:41] <anku> im lost eeh
[02:41] <wistol> how do i do that
[02:41] <bruce89> !grub
[02:41] <anku> im an idot
[02:41] <anku> idiot
[02:41] <skel> anku: whats wrong?
[02:42] <y0loek> i just downloaded a possibly corrupted file, that could not be verified with the apt key. does this mean it could contain a threat?
[02:42] <anku> i  don't know where to do it in
[02:42] <anku> i know u said it
[02:42] <merther> When using k9copy to create an iso the iso is created perfectly fine in regular ubuntu but the iso is not created at all in xubuntu.  The log files state I/O errors, Medium Error.  Why would it work fine in ubuntu but not xubuntu?
[02:42] <BrandonB> I cant wait for crome on Ubuntu, then it will be perfect
[02:42] <anku> but im not use to doing this
[02:42] <detrix> quaal: did you run the css install script. I believe it is in /usr/share/doc/libdvdread3...checking
[02:42] <bruce89> BrandonB: it's on the way
[02:42] <anku> sorry im so furstrated
[02:42] <BrandonB> :) I know, thats why I cant wait
[02:43] <bruce89> heh
[02:43] <BrandonB> It will super fast browsing
[02:43] <oranye8> lkkjl
[02:43] <Vovk> hunt577, hmm. I don't know. LiveCD environments can be tricky. I would suggest downloading and compiling the latest ALSA drivers, but that requires a reboot and cds aren't persistent
[02:43] <BrandonB> I have a serious question I hope you can answer,how can I se the live cd with the commands "SUDO APT-GET REMOVE Compiz Compiz-Core" allready invoked
[02:43] <y0loek> i just downloaded a possibly corrupted file, that could not be verified with the apt key. does this mean it could contain a threat?
[02:43] <y0loek> program rather
[02:44] <Vovk> y0loek. what did you download?
[02:44] <lacqui> hello world
[02:44] <bruce89> BrandonB: we will already have a WebKit browser in about 6 months' time
[02:44] <lacqui> what's the command for editing startup services?
[02:44] <y0loek> its an obscure program
[02:44] <hunt577> Thanks vovk I appreciate it.
[02:44] <detrix> quaal: you still there
[02:44] <Vovk> hunt577, i'm sorry i couldn't help more :(
[02:45] <bruce89> y0loek: you need to add the repository key to apt
[02:45] <Vovk> y0loek, yes, the writer of the program will usually provide you with one
[02:45] <y0loek> bruce89, i did
[02:45] <bruce89> y0loek: where is this from
[02:45] <BrandonB> how can I use the live cd with the commands "SUDO APT-GET REMOVE Compiz Compiz-Core" allready invoked
[02:45] <merther> Also, is there a known issue with ubuntu  8.10 and not being able to create static ip addresses?
[02:45] <Vovk> y0loek, did you download it with apt? or did you download a .deb file
[02:45] <bruce89> BrandonB: you can't
[02:45] <lacqui> never mind, found it
[02:46] <y0loek> the output wasnt what the website said it was supposed to be
[02:46] <BrandonB> :\
[02:46] <BrandonB> that sucks
[02:46] <Vovk> BrandonB, not with a liveCD anyway... you need to install
[02:46] <detrix> quaal: did you run the css install script. I believe it is in /usr/share/doc/libdvdread3.
[02:46] <y0loek> .deb Vovk
[02:46] <BrandonB> that text one O.o
[02:46] <Vovk> y0loek, what program is it? perhaps we have heard of it?
[02:46] <BrandonB> can I use an older version?
[02:46] <_VIM_> BrandonB: also putting SUDO APT-GET INSTALL <PACKAGE> IN CAPS Is really a bad habit, the terminal will throw one error after another if you do that
[02:46] <BrandonB> since its an older pc the hardware should still be supported
[02:47] <y0loek> why would the program matter? ive downloaded it in the past with no problems.
[02:47] <BrandonB> (I have a tendency to capitalize those while speaking)
[02:47] <detrix> need help getting widnows to see a printer on my ubuntu machine.  Samba is setup, but how do I get windows to see the printer?
[02:47] <Vovk> y0loek, you're not giving us very much information
[02:47] <Vovk> y0loek, the best we can do is say that if you don't trust what you're doing, then don't do it :P
[02:47] <Or1on> anyone knows of a USB phone that works on ubuntu?
[02:48] <y0loek> what do i do now that this questionable program is on my system?
[02:48] <_VIM_> magicjack maybe
[02:48] <oranye8> makanan
[02:48] <BrandonB> Kill it
[02:48] <alhope> hello anyone can help me to use blender?
[02:48] <Vovk> y0loek, you just told us that you have a random package that you can't verify and that could be corrupt. I suggest rm :P
[02:48] <_VIM_> alhope: that's not on topic for here :)
[02:48] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> Orlon... look for kernel.org..
[02:49] <alhope> ^O^
[02:49] <Or1on> Rodrigotr_LOPes, thanks
[02:49] <TheFunkbomb> hey, I have that stupid Orca screen magnifier up on the top panel in Gnome.  How do I get rid of it?
[02:49] <BrandonB> hmmmm I can uninstall alot of thingsO.o
[02:49] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> alhope.... what you need make in blender???
[02:49] <y0loek> Vovk what if there are system files it installed that i dont know about
[02:49] <Vovk> BrandonB, it's linux. you can uninstall everything
[02:49] <ScottG489> So when i install drivers on my PC downstairs it doesnt output video on reboot. Same for XP and ubuntu. I used grub to boot into recovery mode. How do I disable the proprietary video drivers now from the command line so they will be deactivated next boot?
[02:50] <BrandonB> :D I love this OS
[02:50] <Vovk> y0loek, did you run it's installer? what output did you get
[02:50]  * BrandonB uninstalls Windows
[02:50] <Vovk> BrandonB, that's not an invitation to go removing EVERYTHING without understanding what it does
[02:50] <BrandonB> :D
[02:50] <BrandonB> I know
[02:50] <BrandonB> But I can get rid of the stuff included and custoomize it beyond my wildest dreams
[02:50] <Vovk> BrandonB, that's the idea!
[02:50] <TheFunkbomb> Anyone know how to remove the Orca button from the top panel in Gnome?
[02:51] <y0loek> i got an output that was contradictory to what the website said it was supposed to be
[02:51] <oranye8> jhk
[02:51] <oranye8> kkk
[02:51] <BrandonB> :D
[02:51] <Vovk> System>Preferences>Main menu TheFunkbomb
[02:51] <TheFunkbomb> Thanks Vovk
[02:51] <Jufis> BrandonB, you just discovered ubuntu?
[02:52] <BrandonB> Yes
[02:52] <BrandonB> Today like
[02:52] <BrandonB> ^-^
[02:52] <BrandonB> I tried for about a week to get it running
[02:52] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> TheFunkbomb, click the right button in icon and chose "remove of the panel"
[02:52] <Jufis> heh, I discovered it about a week ago :D
[02:52] <BrandonB> But today it finnaly worked
[02:52] <Vovk> meh... I don't think my JACK problem will every get solved
[02:52] <alhope> I'm a newer ,and study Civil Engineering,i want to know how to dew in UNBUNTU
[02:52] <TheFunkbomb> Rodrigotr_LOPes, right clicking does nothing
[02:52] <Jufis> awesome OS, will not get back to vista, never!
[02:52] <Vovk> ever*
[02:52] <BrandonB> and Im 14 ^-^ so im proud of even installing it
[02:52] <bruce89> 4.5 years ago for me
[02:52] <Jufis> haha
[02:52] <Vovk> my first was feisty... i got it the day it came out :D
[02:53] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> left click make what... and double click make what..???
[02:53] <Vovk> anyway, newbs. You may want to keep a windows partition around for programs that you absolutely need
[02:53] <BrandonB> I am ;)
[02:53] <Vovk> I know my calc class uses a windows only (wine is not an option) viewer for online sessions
[02:53] <BrandonB> Cause WINE would kill me
[02:53] <Jufis> Vovk, yea I have windows partition but havent really used it since installing ubuntu
[02:53] <Vovk> why they do, i'll never know
[02:53] <Jufis> I've found alternatives for everything I need
[02:53] <vin> any latest news from ubuntu
[02:53] <Vovk> BrandonB, wine is pretty simple
[02:53] <Vovk> Jufis, isn't it awesome when that happens :D
[02:54] <BrandonB> :s its its own worst enemy
[02:54] <y0loek> i got an output that was contradictory to what the website said it was supposed to be, Vovk
[02:54] <BrandonB> According to everyone ive taled to
[02:54] <Jufis> Vovk, you mean finding free alternatives for commercial windows apps?
[02:54] <Vovk> y0loek, so. you downloaded this deb file, you ran it with dpkg or whatever and it failed installing? or did you get the program running and it gave you bad output
[02:55] <Vovk> Jufis, yah :)
[02:55] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> TheFunkbomb,  try to System > preferences >sessions.. and look for "orca"... and disable the program...
[02:55] <Jufis> it's like free beer
[02:55] <Vovk> and speech at the same time!
[02:55] <Jufis> yeah!
[02:55] <Vovk> unfortunately
[02:55] <Vovk> i still can't get this damn JACK server running... we need someone who knows audio routing to log in!
[02:56] <unmonkey> Neato, so here's the output that I think is causing the kernel panic that i'm getting
[02:56] <Jufis> I hope someone will help you :) I'm off to sleep now, gnight guys ->
[02:57] <unmonkey> http://paste.ubuntu.com/128579/
[02:58] <unmonkey> sounds like its a problem with the driver for my ethernet port?
[02:58] <y0loek> Vovk, all im asking is this: is there a chance the system files in Ubuntu can get corrupted by programs from unreputible  repositories?
[02:58] <Dexi> Is there a way to temporarily disable emerald?
[02:58] <bruce89> y0loek: a link to this package would be useful
[02:58] <vin> hi
[02:59] <y0loek> methinks the mods are dodging my question
[02:59] <anku> skel- can u message me
[02:59] <kitche> y0loek: if your asking that question the anwser is pretty obvious which is Yes
[03:00] <tritium> y0loek: we have channel operators, not "mods".  But, this channel has many volunteers to answer questions.  The vast majority of answers do not come from ops, but from these volunteers.
[03:00] <lucax> hey guys, how can i stop pulseaudio from start on my session? ive delete it from sessions and /etc/x11/xsession.d and /etc/xdg/autostart but it stils loads on login
[03:00] <y0loek> the majority?
[03:01] <lstarnes> y0loek: most packages are safe, but occasionally a broken package can cause problems
[03:01] <gddbf> 大家好呀
[03:01] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> Hi lucax
[03:01] <ZykoticK9> lucax, did you check System / Preferences / Sessions?  PulseAudio Session Manager is in there???
[03:02] <gddbf> ？
[03:02] <gddbf> 这是个什么 聊天室呀
[03:02] <lucax> yeah but it isnt at all... and i also delete those entries but it still loads...
[03:02] <alhope> 这里不是中文频道
[03:02] <lucax> i dont know if it could be some where else
[03:02] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> lucax,  go to system > preferences > sessions and try to disable pseudoaudio
[03:02] <gddbf> 晕，那个是中文的呀，我不会弄
[03:02] <gddbf> 刚装的LINUX
[03:02] <scunizi> !cn | gddbf alhope
[03:02] <lucax> note there is nothing there...
[03:03] <alhope> 我也不知道，这里是讨论UBUNTU安装这类基础问题的
[03:03] <gddbf> 好的，哈哈，谢谢呀
[03:03] <lucax> theres is no pulseaudio entrie in session
[03:03] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> I hate pseudoaudio.. dont serve for nothing....
[03:03] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> its very useless
[03:04] <bohemian_> how do I copy a file to /usr/bin/  ? I tried cp file /usr/bin in terminal but i get "text file busy".  In nautilus there's no lock also... help please...
[03:05] <ScottG489> So when i install drivers on my PC downstairs it doesnt output video on reboot. Same for XP and ubuntu. I used grub to boot into recovery mode. How do I disable the proprietary video drivers now from the command line so they will be deactivated next boot?
[03:05] <y0loek> so should i have to reinstall my system
[03:05] <khaije1> bohemian_: firstly, are you certain you want to copy something into a system folder? if it's a program that only you will use then it's really not necessary...
[03:06] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> bohemian_, what you want make in /usr/bin???????
[03:06] <scunizi> ScottG489: edit doing.. "sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf" and replace the driver mentioned (nvidia, ati, intel) with either vesa or nv
[03:06] <bohemian_> khaije1: i'm following a guide to manually install a driver that is only supported in windows and linux rpm
[03:06] <deedubb83> Hello
[03:07] <khaije1> bohemian_: that didn't make sense to me, can you paste the link to the guide?
[03:07] <bohemian_> but following a manual guide to install in ubuntu but will need to copy in that folder
[03:07] <bohemian_> http://www.touchkit.com/Manuals.htm
[03:07] <deedubb83> I am wondering if someone familiar with dmraid is here to help me? I accidently started my computer with one of my RAID0 stripe members disconnected and now my RAID controller isn't happy even tho the data is fine.
[03:07] <bohemian_> khaije1: ^
[03:08] <deedubb83> dmraid now shows the status as health but dmesg has errors  about "attempt to access beyond end of device"  "sdb: rw=0, want=1172142072, limit=586072368"
[03:08] <deedubb83> healthy rather
[03:08] <bohemian_> khaije1: i'm on page 9
[03:08] <denstark> Is there any way to mount a software raid in linux? dmraid shows no raid volumes and i'm not sure how to proceed from here
[03:09] <ScottG489> scunizi: ok ill give it a try brb
[03:09] <deedubb83> Anyone know where I might go for specific dmraid help?
[03:09] <khaije1> bohemian_: is this the only driver available for your hw?
[03:10] <ScottG489> scunizi: Which do i Use, vesa or nv? I have an ATI card
[03:10] <deedubb83> when I try to do a fdisk (to print the partiton table) I get "Unable to open /dev/mapper/nvidia_jbffieci"
[03:10] <deedubb83> I use nv
[03:10] <crdlb> ScottG489: ati
[03:11] <Brad450> my terminal is GONE help MEEE!!!
[03:11] <crdlb> or vesa if that doesn't work
[03:11] <bohemian_> khaije1: yes it's the only avaialable in cdrom all RPM, there's one from this link but I'm having lots of trouble compiling it... http://www.touchkit.com/LinuxDriver.htm
[03:11] <scunizi> ScottG489: vesa is generic.. , there is a generic for ati which I think is aiglx or something
[03:11] <Brad450> my TERMINAL IS GONE GUYS HELP ME
[03:11] <ILoveXp> Brad450: sudo aptitude install terminal
[03:11] <anku> skel ehh
[03:11] <tensei> I just formated a 2GB USB card to ext3 to use in linux.. I tried copying a file to it but it said permission denied.  I didn't have the permission problem when it was a windows format... will I have to use sudo nautilus to add and remove files from this?  or is there a way to fix it.  Ubuntu 8.04
[03:11] <kitche> scunizi: generic for ati is ati
[03:11] <BrandonB> IS there a super small version of linux?
[03:11] <BrandonB> :\
[03:11] <ScottG489> crdlb: oh just type "ati" in there?
[03:11] <Brad450> i dont have a terminal where do i enter it lol
[03:11] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> Brad450, ... speak.. better
[03:12] <Brad450> SOORY
[03:12] <kitche> BrandonB: yes DSL damn small linux not sure if it's still active or not
[03:12] <crdlb> ScottG489: that's a wrapper which will load radeon, yeah
[03:12] <scunizi> kitche: k..
[03:12] <BrandonB> would DSL be appropriate for what I wanted?
[03:12] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> Brad450, ... what you realy looking for??
[03:12] <scunizi> tensei: permissions on fat32 don't really exist.. what's the mount point for the usb stick?
[03:12] <Brad450> my terminal is gone
[03:12] <khaije1> bohemian_: what step, I opened the pdf which may have pages numbered differently
[03:12] <ILoveXp> Brad450: just open a new one then
[03:12] <tensei> scunizi: no clue
[03:13] <Brad450> like its not in the menus lol
[03:13] <tensei> scunizi: used gpart to format it
[03:13] <Vovk> if anyone remembers, problem solved :D
[03:13] <Brad450> how can i open it lol
[03:13] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> Brad450, try Alt+F2 and type xtem
[03:13] <Gartral> how do i tell what users are logged into my machine?
[03:13] <DIFH-iceroot> Gartral: w
[03:13] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> sorryt ....Brad450, try Alt+F2 and type xterm
[03:13] <Brad450> nothing lol
[03:13] <scunizi> tensei: type sudo fdisk -l in terminal and it should tell you
[03:13] <BrandonB> :s Why is ubuntu so slow :\
[03:14] <bohemian_> khaije1: "Manual Installation"  section
[03:14] <BrandonB> It takes like almost as long as Windows to boot firefox
[03:14] <ILoveXp> Brad450: Alt+F2 gnome-terminal
[03:14] <tensei> scunizi: gpart says the mountpoint is /media/disk
[03:14] <tmurder> anyone know what package the kernel manpages are in?
[03:14] <Brad450> wheni hit alt+f2 nothing happens
[03:14] <khaije1> bohemian_: ah i see ::reading::
[03:14] <scunizi> tensei: ok.. chmod 777 /media/disk
[03:14]  * BrandonB searches for speed up Ubuntu
[03:14] <scunizi> tensei: or .. sudo chmod 777 /media/disk
[03:15] <ILoveXp> Brad450: minimize everything first, then hit it. maybe it is behind the other windows
[03:15] <skel> Brad450: are you just in a console screen and not the gui?
[03:15] <bohemian_> khaije1: i've done # 2.2 and now in # 3
[03:15] <tensei> scunizi: ok what does that do?
[03:15] <khaije1> bohemian_: this is for a resistive touchscreen? did you install this yourself?
[03:15] <bohemian_> khaije1: no it's pre installed
[03:15] <scunizi> tensei: it will change the permissions to "anyone can read and write"
[03:15] <bohemian_> migrating from windows
[03:16] <khaije1> bohemian_: what device?
[03:16] <khaije1> im just curious
[03:16] <BrandonB> I cant believe Im searching on how to speed up Ubuntu
[03:16] <tensei> scunizi: is that just for this session, or anytime I plug it up it will remember that setting...
[03:16] <BrandonB> Its supposed to be super fast :\
[03:16] <scunizi> tensei: should be perminent unless you change it again later..
[03:17] <tensei> scunizi: thank you sir
[03:17] <trino> BrandonB: what did you do already?
[03:17] <BrandonB> Nothing
[03:17] <BrandonB> Just installed it
[03:17] <BrandonB> and booted it up
[03:17] <BrandonB> and opened Firefox
[03:17] <trino> BrandonB: compile your own kernel
[03:17] <BrandonB> O.o
[03:17] <BrandonB> That would kill me
[03:17] <scunizi> tensei: no problem. permissions are hard to grasp sometimes but once you get it, it's like a lightbulb comes on.
[03:17] <bohemian_> khaije1: pos hardware with lcd touchscreen
[03:17] <skel> BrandonB: what hardware are you running on?
[03:18] <stealth-> how can I forcefully lower the volume of a user from the command line?
[03:18] <BrandonB> Dell Optiplex GX260
[03:18] <tensei> scunizi: I'm a windows native so I've never really had these issues.  I like the permissions in linux.  keeps crazy things from happening
[03:19] <khaije1> bohemian_: ok, first thing, you don't install the driver until step 11, this is isntalling the service... i should be able to walk you through it
[03:19] <scunizi> tensei: once you change the permission, put a file on the usb stick and then in terminal type "ls -l /media/disk" .. you'll see the permissions on the left of the display as -rwxrwxrwx
[03:19] <khaije1> bohemian_: you said you were on step #3 ?
[03:19] <trino> stealth- soundvolume? try aumix
[03:19] <masu3701> hello...i just installed Xchat...how do i register?
[03:19] <kholerabbi> whats the cmd line for symlinking contents of a foldeer to another folder without renaming it
[03:19] <bohemian_> khaije1: yes, thanks you for helping, yes i'm in step 3
[03:20] <Karlos> hello, can someone can teach me to use compiz please
[03:20] <trino> kholerabbi man ln
[03:20] <kholerabbi> trino: cheers I'll check it out
[03:20] <scunizi> tensei: if you want an explaination of what you see I'll do it
[03:20] <tensei> scunizi: very cool... no explanation needed I think I get it
[03:21] <khaije1> kholerabbi: ln -s target link (be mindful of relative paths)
[03:21] <Mallen_> Hello all
[03:21] <tensei> scunizi: now figuring out how to right a shell script to backup my files and put it on the USB card will be fun
[03:21] <scunizi> tensei: when you see -rwxrwxrwx do you know how that breaks down?
[03:21] <kholerabbi> khaije1: OK thanks
[03:21] <khaije1> bohemian_: you'll need to 'sudo' to root, do you know how?
[03:21] <BrandonB> :s
[03:22] <scunizi> tensei: use rsync
[03:22] <tensei> scunizi: nope.. but it said the file and who had access "IE: root" or home user
[03:22] <BrandonB> !rollyourown
[03:22] <tensei> scunizi: whats rsync?
[03:22] <BrianTheCoder> any guys running ruby w/postgres on ubuntu? the gem is failing to build for me
[03:22] <BrandonB> !kernel
[03:22] <bohemian_> khaije1: yes learned some basic by contanly trying to make it work, i actually used "su" but will follow you...
[03:22] <ZykoticK9> scunizi, -rwxrwxrwx three groups of Read / Write / eXecute for for User, second for Group, thrid for Other
[03:23] <deedubb83> Pardon the repeat - I wont do it again --  Hello. Can someone help me with dmraid? I have an nv based hardware raid, I accidently started the computer with one member disconnected. The status is healthy now but it's not allowing access and dmesg has " attempt to access beyond end of device" & "sdb: rw=0, want=1172142080, limit=586072368" entries. Anyone got ideas?
[03:23] <khaije1> bohemian_: ok as your regular user, open a terminal and type: sudo bash
[03:23] <scunizi> tensei: rsync is a terminal utility to move files from point a to point b and makes sure their are up to date.. that way the next sync only syncs the stuff that has changed
[03:23] <khaije1> you'll need to key your credentials
[03:23] <scunizi> tensei: there's also grsync for a limited gui version
[03:23] <tensei> scunizi: i looked it up in add and remove programs and it gave me grsync.. is that what you were talking about or is there a lightweight version?
[03:23] <masu3701> can someone tell me how to register my user name? i just installed xchat and this is the first time i use it
[03:23] <bohemian_> khaije1: done
[03:24] <scunizi> !register | masu
[03:24] <Karlos> hello, can someone can teach me to use compiz please
[03:24] <khaije1> bohemian_: so you should be in the dir you were just working in, are all the expanded files you were working with there?
[03:24] <bohemian_> yup
[03:24] <CompuHacker> How goes?
[03:24] <trino> Karlos where is your exakt problem?
[03:25] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> Karlos, its installed in your system???
[03:25] <khaije1> bohemian_: k, you should be able to follow the guides instructions more directly now, let me know if you have questions or when you progress from different steps
[03:25] <masu3701> ubottu: so i just type /freenode?
[03:26] <tensei> scunizi: where does it stash it, what menu.. i can't seem to find it?
[03:26] <masu3701> #userregistration
[03:26] <Karlos> i want to do several effects like minimize windows and take the figure of a plane
[03:26] <bohemian_> khaije1: ok i'll try step 3
[03:27] <khaije1> bohemian_: mkay good, i'll be around for another 1/2 hour or so, just let me know if there is anything you don't understand of would like an assist with
[03:27] <BrandonB> Compiz is useless
[03:27] <Frijolie> I have a laptop which I leave on overnight (plugged in directly to the outlet), when I wake up my screensaver is going however once I head for the desktop, I'm missing my panels and the computer is unresponsive and I have to hard reboot. Any ideas how to fix this?
[03:27] <BrandonB> :\
[03:27] <Guest11705> karlos can you go to system-control center ?
[03:27] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> Karlos, ok...you using gnome??
[03:27] <bohemian_> khaije1: thanks
[03:27] <BrianTheCoder> any guys running ruby w/postgres on ubuntu? the gem is failing to build for me
[03:27] <BrandonB> O.o
[03:27] <scunizi> tensei: rsync or grsync?  rsync is terminal only .. grsync will show up under "Internet" but if it's not showing then it will on the next gdb restart. you can also right mouse click "Applications" and edit menus.. uncheck and check the menu listing to get it to show.
[03:27] <bigrigger> masu3701: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration
[03:28] <BrandonB> Can someone tell me how to do this:http://just-another.net/2008/07/29/installing-wubi-virtual-disk-permanently-its-own-partition/
[03:28] <Frijolie> Power Management Preferences, "sleep with inactive for" > Never
[03:28] <BrandonB> It looks like it would be easier to keep clean
[03:28]  * rww does
[03:28] <Frijolie> "put display to sleep when inactive for" > Never
[03:28] <Karlos> yes, im using gnome Rodrigotr_Lopez if u want lets go to a chat only both to speak in spanish
[03:28] <tensei> scunizi: Internet?  what an odd place to stow it
[03:28] <bruce89> !es | Karlos
[03:28] <bohemian_> khaije1: keep getting this error: "cp: cannot create regular file `/usr/bin/tpaneld': Text file busy"
[03:28] <bohemian_> step 3
[03:29] <scunizi> tensei: not really if you think of internet as "network".. rsync can move files locally or off to a server someplace.
[03:29] <Frijolie> any ideas?
[03:29] <bruce89> internet is short for internetwork
[03:29] <khaije1> bohemian_: show me the command you are typing in?
[03:31] <ScottG489> crdlb: hey thanks "ati" worked
[03:31] <tensei> scunizi: true enoough
[03:32] <anku> thanks skel for the attampt tho
[03:33] <Karlos> hello, can someone can teach me to use compiz please
[03:33] <tensei> scunizi: grsync automatically doesn't copy files that are the same/older on the current destination right?
[03:33] <fearful> Karlos, why don't you read a tutorial on google.
[03:33] <khaije1> bohemian_: this error usually means you are trying to overwrite a binary that is in use
[03:33] <bohemian_> khaije1: root@user:~/Desktop/TouchKit# sudo cp tpaneld /usr/bin
[03:34] <BrandonB> Huh, how safe is LVPM
[03:34] <Karlos> cause i read it but i cannot to an airplane when y minimize
[03:34] <clayg> what is a good terminal for connecting to bbs's? something with a black background that makes the ansi's look better?
[03:34] <bohemian_> khaije1: the file is not open nor the folder that contains it
[03:34] <Alex_21> Hi, how do you find out the partition table from the Command-Line durring the install of Ubuntu?
[03:34] <Alex_21> Please
[03:34] <DIFH-iceroot> clayg: gnome-terminal
[03:34] <BrandonB> Huh, how safe is LVPM
[03:34] <bruce89> gnome-terminal with a black background
[03:34] <bruce89> !lvpm
[03:35] <BrandonB> :\
[03:35] <clayg> DIFH-iceroot,  I'm looking for an alternative
[03:35] <scunizi> clayg: bbs's?  geez. I haven't heard of them in years.. dialup? or online?
[03:35] <DIFH-iceroot> clayg: why?
[03:35] <clayg> scunizi, online
[03:35] <trino> Alex_21 cfdisk, fdisk, parted
[03:35] <khaije1> bohemian_: that doesn't mean it isn't in use in some way, type: lsof | grep -i tpaneld
[03:35] <gegemaw> Needing some quick help on piping a terminal command am entering into a file.. something like "echo hello world! | >~/test.txt"
[03:35] <khaije1> any results?
[03:35] <Alex_21> Ok
[03:35] <Alex_21> Thanks
[03:36] <scunizi> clayg: are they still text based?
[03:36] <BrandonB> Its for transferring Wubi to its own partition and making it a "real" install. Unfortunatly, I cant intall Ubuntu on this PC any other way than Wubi (so far)
[03:36] <crdlb> gegemaw: drop the |
[03:36] <trino> gegemaw echo "some stuff" >> path/file
[03:36] <RussM_> gegemaw, try "echo hello world | tee test.txt"
[03:36] <gegemaw> Thanks all :)
[03:36] <masu3701> #ubuntu
[03:36] <scunizi> clayg: well... elinks is a terminal browser..
[03:37] <rww> BrandonB: It should be pretty safe, but you should backup data on your computer before using it, as always.
[03:37] <scunizi> *terminal based browser
[03:37] <BrandonB> As always >.>
[03:37] <BrandonB> <.<
[03:37] <khaije1> gegemaw: also i think 'echo "hello world" | cat >> ~/somefile' works as well, no?
[03:37] <bohemian_> khaije1: http://pastebin.com/m1e54c02c
[03:37] <clayg> scunizi, trying
[03:38] <Frijolie> hmm..
[03:38] <Frijolie> guess everyone is afraid
[03:38] <khaije1> bohemian_: right, the process is already running, type: stat /usr/bin/tpaneld
[03:38] <trino> clayg lynx, links, links2 as well
[03:38] <khaije1> sounds like it's already there
[03:38] <khaije1> brb
[03:38] <clayg> trino, for telnet?
[03:39] <ScottG489> do I need to install some kind of vnc server to be able to use vnc to connect to the computer from another?
[03:39] <bruce89> !vnc
[03:39] <bohemian_> khaije1: http://pastebin.com/d636d
[03:39] <Billy> im having a prob changing the ownership on a partion
[03:40] <scunizi> clayg: do you need a telnet program?
[03:40] <ScottG489> bruce89: ok cool thanks. So at home vnc would be best and if im at work or school FreeNX would be better?
[03:40] <fearful> Billy, need more specific to help :p
[03:40] <bruce89> ScottG489: never heard of FreeNX actually
[03:40] <gegemaw> khaije1: nah...the cat command after the piper gives a "Broken Piper" error.... but the others have wroked... special echo "text" >> file... as it appends a new line
[03:40] <RussM_> ScottG489, I use VNC all the time - tightvnc actually.
[03:40] <ScottG489> bruce89: yea neither have I thats why i asked
[03:41] <ScottG489> RussM_: How is that different?
[03:41] <scunizi> clayg: qterm is a bbs client for x windows & supports telnet and ssh1
[03:41] <scunizi> according to synaptic.
[03:41] <ZyktoicK9> clayg, have you tried pcmanx-gtk2 which according it the repo description is "user-friendly telnet client mainly targets BBS users", i've never tried it myself.  I did play with some telnet bbs a while back, think it was under FreeBSD and remember the problem with installing the actual DOS Ansi font into X before things started to really render properly (I mean the ANSI)
[03:41] <clayg> scunizi, ZyktoicK9 trying both! thanks
[03:41] <RussM_> ScottG489, tightvnc just adds some compression for use on slower connections - I think some of the other VNC servers have that now, too.
[03:42] <Billy> the partion is in ownership of the root when i try to run sudo chown -R william:william /media/disk
[03:42] <Billy>  it tells me not permitted
[03:42] <bruce89> ScottG489: anyway, System>Preferences>Remote Desktop or something like that
[03:42] <ScottG489> RussM_: Ah ok. seems like that would be more of some kind of setting instead of a whole different program
[03:42] <bohemian_> khaije1: does that mean i'm done in step 3?
[03:42] <RussM_> ScottG489, tightvnc's server also sets up a mini http server and serves out a java applet viewer, in case you are connecting in from somewhere that doesn't have a vnc client handy.
[03:43] <ScottG489> bruce89: ooh oh yea. ill give that a shot
[03:43] <fearful> Billy, whats it say?
[03:43] <clayg> scunizi, qterm is looking pretty sweet
[03:43] <jepp> does gimp have arial?
[03:43] <fearful> jepp, install msfonts?
[03:43] <ScottG489> RussM_: Huh thats pretty cool. I think I might give that a shot since I don't really use my PC downstairs as much
[03:43] <scunizi> clayg: cool.. never used it myself.. where do you find bbs listings? and what are they used for these days
[03:43] <bruce89> !info msttcorefonts
[03:44] <jepp> fearful
[03:44] <jepp> no
[03:44] <jepp> where do i get this
[03:44] <fearful> !msttcorefonts | jepp
[03:44] <lunat1que> somehow i am controling my mouse with my numpad soeone knows how to stop this
[03:44] <fearful> jepp, well read ubottu a line up :p
[03:44] <clayg> scunizi, just got bored and searched "telnet bbs list" got a text file i can send to you if you want, sposed to be current as of this month,
[03:44] <RussM_> ScottG489, There are some other differences, too. Some of the VNC servers serve out your main desktop (the one you can see when you're sitting at the console). TightVNC serves out a separate X session. I like that, but your preferences may be different.
[03:45] <scunizi> clayg: thanks.. I'll search.. dcc doesn't work behind my firewall.
[03:45] <clayg> http://www.telnetbbsguide.com/
[03:45] <eclipse__> I have ubuntu installed and I want to extend a second monitor. Currently, the second monitor is being extended as the primary desktop. Is there any way to force my laptop screen to be the primary desktop and have the attached moitor become an extention of that? or can I simply run two desktops, one for each monitor?
[03:45] <clayg> scunizi, that is where i found it
[03:45] <clayg> ZyktoicK9, pcman x frooze on em
[03:45] <scunizi> clayg: got it.listing of 400+
[03:46] <clayg> scunizi yeah some of those are decent, or decent looking
[03:46] <trino> clayg and which terminal will it be now?
[03:46] <Billy> it runs though all the files and on ever one of the files it says"chown: changing ownership of `/home/william/BACKUP/Music  song files': Operation not permitted
[03:46] <Billy> chown: changing ownership of `/home/william/BACKUP': Operation not permitted
[03:46] <Billy> "
[03:46] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> eclipse__, what is your video drive???sis ati, nvidia???
[03:46] <ZyktoicK9> clayg, as i said, i've never used it before, i did just install both it and qterm - looks like qterm might be a big more polished
[03:46] <Billy> sny ideas
[03:46] <ScottG489> RussM_: What are the benefits and disadvantages of it serving out a separate X session?
[03:46] <eclipse__> Rodrigotr_LOPes : Intel
[03:47] <bruce89> !sudi | Billy
[03:47] <bruce89> !sudo | Billy
[03:47] <eclipse__> Billy: sudo chown
[03:47] <Frijolie> all y'all some busters!
[03:47] <coreyman> why would gnome lock up with my xorg settings and kde doesnt
[03:47] <ScottG489> !ubottu
[03:47] <sanjud> ScottG489-> Freenx requires a secure link, so it is pretty secure to use assuming you trust ssh, and Freenx is fast
[03:48] <Billy> i did use sudo chown
[03:48] <clayg> ZyktoicK9, it does but try going to do a diff bbs , it messed up on a diff one :(
[03:48] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> sorry.. dont now intel graphic card...btw.. many times.. you need to edit /etc/
[03:48] <clayg> ZyktoicK9, maybe i need to set my modem to 8n1
[03:48] <clayg> :)
[03:48] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> eclipse__, many time you need edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:48] <ZyktoicK9> clayg, 8bit no partity that oldschool :)
[03:49] <ScottG489> RussM_: When I go to Applications > Internet > Terminal Server Client and try to select VNC as the protocol its greyed out. Whats up with this?
[03:49] <eclipse__> Rodrigotr_LOPes I've tried editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf .. you happen to have any good documentation for xorg.conf?
[03:49] <RussM_> ScottG489, Well, for one, I can set it to whatever size makes sense for the client end, rather than scrolling around (my home desktop is 2880x900, at work I'm lucky if I have 1280x1024!)
[03:49] <dindadrian> hey
[03:49] <coreyman> !xorg
[03:49] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> yes..
[03:50] <bruce89> RussM_: yikes, that's a bit too widescreen
[03:50] <Billy> sudo chown -R william:william /home/william/BACKUP thats the cmand right
[03:50] <ScottG489> RussM_: Wow thats a really fucking weird widescreen
[03:50] <gegemaw> a while ago on Dapper, I used Jinzora to stream music from my Linux box over the web to access my collection from work...are there other "better"alternatives someone can recommend?
[03:50] <bruce89> !ohwy
[03:50] <tritium> ScottG489: language, please
[03:50] <bruce89> !ohmy
[03:50] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> eclipse__,  in console type "man Xorg"
[03:50] <ScottG489> sorry :/
[03:50] <RussM_> bruce89, Dual 1440 by 900 monitors.
[03:50] <Brando753> hey guys why is it ever time i run a program that uses a little cpu or run a game ubuntu just closes it?
[03:50] <bruce89> ah
[03:50] <fearful> Billy, yes thats correct
[03:51] <RussM_> ScottG489, But really, the main reason is that I tend to leave stuff running on the desktops that are relevant to what I am doing at the time.
[03:51] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> Brando753, what game???
[03:51] <clayg> got to be a way to get rid of that chinese text, looking like line noise on the screen
[03:51]  * bruce89 reminds people that here in Scotland, the culture is swearing
[03:51] <Brando753> any, wheneve ri run a program that uses a lot of cpu the screen just closes on me
[03:51] <Brando753> I
[03:52] <tritium> bruce89: the culture in this channel is not
[03:52] <ScottG489> RussM_: Yea so do I, which is why i really wish hibernate would work on my laptop
[03:52] <Xpistos> what folder can I find the firefox program itself
[03:52] <coreyman> tritium i think he knows that.. .he is the one that did !ohmy
[03:52] <khaije1> bohemian_: probably... there isa file there with that name that was being run
[03:52] <Brando753> i wish suspend would work on my laptop
[03:52] <bruce89> way to suck out the fun of my pathetic joke
[03:52] <khaije1> bohemian_: type: ps aux | grep -i tpaneld
[03:53] <Rodrigotr_LOPes> Brando753, do you can display your computar specifications and games you want run???
[03:53] <RussM_> ScottG489, I haven't really tried hibernate - the one laptop I have running Ubuntu (Xubuntu, really) just stays running 24x7.
[03:53] <bruce89> tch
[03:53] <ScottG489> RussM_: But wait, how is that different from any other vnc program? Don't they all just connect to your computer and let you do w/e and then just cut the connection and your computer just sits there as you left it?
[03:53] <bohemian_> khaije1: http://pastebin.com/d7e9272fb
[03:54] <billybigrigger> when is it going to be a good idea to purchase ATI gfx cards? are they going to release decent or fix their current drivers any time soon?
[03:54] <ScottG489> RussM_: I mostly had experience with LogMeIn (its not that fast but its useable almost anywhere)
[03:54] <khaije1> bohemian_: ya so you can see it there more clearly, it's already running as root
[03:54] <Brando753> its a hp pavilion dv5 laptop, dualboots vista/ububtu and has 4 gig memory 250 gb hard drive standard video card, and just games and programs (things in wine, Planeshift, ALIEN ARENA, etc...)
[03:54] <bohemian_> khaije1: i tried to skip that part assuming it's installed  i'm now in step 5 and trying  /dev/usb/tkpanel0  but i get No such file or directory
[03:54] <bombshelter13_> Hey all... I'm trying to set up a Ubuntu PC to authenticate against an LDAP server, but after following a tutorial explaining how to do this, it does not appear to work. What log file can I look in, or what commend can I run, to check whether it is in fact binding against the LDAP server?
[03:55] <maxagaz> On Ubuntu, Thunderbird doesn't take into account a config of Thunderbird made on CentOS
[03:55] <ZyktoicK9> billybigrigger, even Cannonical has asked ATI for better driver - I wouldn't hold my breath...
[03:55] <maxagaz> why ?
[03:55] <billybigrigger> bah
[03:55] <khaije1> bohemian_: have you done the chmod step in 3 ?
[03:55] <billybigrigger> ati cards are so cheap $$$
[03:55] <Brando753> simple programs work fine things that take a lot of cpu just close
[03:55] <bohemian_> khaije1: yes
[03:55] <billybigrigger> i need something better than this onboard geforce 7025 but bah nvidia is $$$$$$$ expensive!
[03:55] <bohemian_> command is accepted but no confirmation message
[03:56] <Flannel> bohemian_: In linux, no news is good news.  You'll get error/warning messages, but if something just does what you tell it to without saying anything, thats a success.
[03:56] <RussM_> ScottG489, w/ TightVNC, you just run the server, give it a display number, optionally some geometry, and it starts up another X session. You can't see it, since it doesn't really exist on any real display anywhere. Then from outside, you connect in with a viewer, and it sends you the display.
[03:56] <ZyktoicK9> billybigrigger, 7025 can't be too bad.  what are you trying to run that slow?  compiz or games?
[03:56] <khaije1> bohemian_: mkay, and for step 4 you should have only done 4.2, not 4.1, right?
[03:57] <scunizi> billybigrigger: nothing really wrong with the 7025 unless you're having driver issues.
[03:57] <billybigrigger> ZyktoicK9, i want a new 22" widescreen lcd and this doesnt have onboard dvi
[03:57] <Brando753> !bored
[03:57] <bohemian_> khaije1: lol, good to know that.  yes 4.2
[03:57] <billybigrigger> zykes-, any games are pretty gay with this card
[03:57] <eclipse__> bombshelter13_  netstat -l -p
[03:57] <khaije1> Flannel: ignorance may be bliss, but in unix $? is result
[03:57] <kriscolt> does anyone know a way to dim the desktop?
[03:57] <ZyktoicK9> billybigrigger, ahhh that explains it - kinda surprised gaming is so poor...
[03:57] <Flannel> khaije1: Hmm?
[03:57] <billybigrigger> ZyktoicK9, im buying another monitor, and i need dual dvi
[03:57] <Xpistos> kriskiolt: fn + down
[03:57] <kriscolt> no function key..
[03:58] <RussM_> ScottG489, With some of the other VNC servers, they just serve out your main display - so when you connect in from outside, you see exactly what is visible on your monitor.
[03:58] <kriscolt> not a laptop
[03:58] <khaije1> '$?' contains the exit code of the previously run command so you can tell if it exited cleanly without any stdout
[03:58] <Flannel> khaije1: If you're referring to the prompt, that's the shell, not the program.
[03:58] <eclipse__> kriscolt do you have compiz?
[03:58] <billybigrigger> ZyktoicK9, well, railroad tycoon 3 runs...red alert 3, supreme comander dont, they new tom clancy hawx demo doesnt...i have amd x2 5000 oc'd to 2.9ghz with 2gb ram so i shouid be ok there...onboard gfx = no good for gaming, no matter what onboard chip you have
[03:59] <kriscolt> nope
[03:59] <kriscolt> can't run it
[03:59] <kriscolt> old machine
[03:59] <ScottG489> RussM_: Oh so it kinda creates a new window session for just the remote connection?
[03:59] <Brando753> how can you create a virtual server on ubuntu?
[03:59] <khaije1> bohemian_: so you skipped 4.1? because if not you should go back and undo it by removing the xf86touchKit.so
[03:59] <pl> is there an easy   way to reinstall ubuntu?
[03:59] <billybigrigger> Brando753, what kind of virtual server?
[04:00] <ScottG489> RussM_: I kinda think I would want the same session to be for when im at it physically and remotely so that I can pick up where i left off when I get home
[04:00] <bohemian_> khaije1: yes i skipped 4.1
[04:00] <billybigrigger> pl, put your cd in and reboot
[04:00] <RussM_> ScottG489, Yup. For comparison between some of the various remote desktop options: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_remote_desktop_software
[04:00] <ZyktoicK9> billybigrigger, ya i got a 8800 GT which drives dual monitors - it's pretty sweet.  i can pretty run most games flat out.  gaming and multimonitor is a pain though :(  <NOT A GAME I PLAY>Savage 2 has a native 64bit linux version and even played perfectly with the dual monitors</NOT A GAME I PLAY>
[04:00] <RussM_> ScottG489, Well, there's no reason you can run the viewer pointing locally.
[04:00] <bruce89> khaije1: nice
[04:01] <khaije1> bohemian_: k, sorry, what step you on now?
[04:01] <ScottG489> RussM_: What do you mean?
[04:01] <bombshelter13_> eclipse__: that looks like this, on both machines... http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m2be2cd56 Any particular ports I am looking for? I see slapd, I'm not sure what else is relevant.
[04:01] <ScottG489> RussM_: oh did you mean "cant" ?
[04:01] <billybigrigger> ZyktoicK9, some guy on craigslist here in calgary has an 8800 gts for sale, $140 canadian i think
[04:01] <eclipse__> kriscolt LCD monitor?
[04:01] <RussM_> ScottG489, Yeah, sorry.
[04:02] <ScottG489> RussM_: Np. yea thats true. and it wouldnt be any slower?
[04:02] <jepp> thank you fearful, you hint helped me
[04:02] <billybigrigger> ZyktoicK9, i think im gonna go with a 9600 or 9800 depends how much i feel like spending that day, im cheap and havent weighed out the options of going with a 9800
[04:02]  * khaije1 is making soup
[04:02] <Brando753> a local web server (intranet) to test my sites out \
[04:02] <bruce89> !ot
[04:02] <khaije1> !soup
[04:02] <ZyktoicK9> billybigrigger, bet you could be an ATI for a lot less -- joking of course
[04:02] <fearful> jepp, your welcome
[04:02] <ScottG489> RussM_: I really cant see a reason why I would be doing anything different on my computer if I was at home or away. I'd mostly be doing the same thing
[04:02] <khaije1> heheh
[04:02] <RussM_> ScottG489, well, yeah, it would be slower (and there's no 3D graphics acceleration or anything.
[04:03] <ScottG489> RussM_: Oh, ehh. Well I'll look in to it. Im installing a ton of packages on my PC downstairs including ssh and the vnc 4 server
[04:03] <kriscolt> eclipse__: it's an old iMac g4, the kind that has that swivel monitor on top of the half-dome base
[04:03] <billybigrigger> ZyktoicK9, i havent owned an ati card for years...last one came in my old laptop x600 i think
[04:03] <jepp> do someone know how to invert colours in gimp? i don't mean black/white into white/black but for example orange/yellow in yellow/orrange...
[04:04] <bruce89> jepp: that's not inverting
[04:04] <jepp> bruce89, what is that
[04:04] <ScottG489> RussM_: One question before I leave. If I have 2 computers on my network in which I have an ssh server for, how do I designate which one I want to connect to when im connecting externally?
[04:04] <bruce89> jepp: but there's something called colour rotate in the colour menu
[04:04] <Flannel> jepp: Filters > colors >  Map > Color Exchange
[04:04] <billybigrigger> zykes-, and before that it was years before, i dont like ati, but for windows platforms, they're cheap and the way to go i think
[04:04] <RussM_> ScottG489, You have a router / firewall?
[04:04] <mezy> hey, my firefox wont start up because of error saying that its already running but not responding. i tried restarting but it just keeps popping up. i want to know how to kill its process to be able to use it again.
[04:05] <fearful> mezy, sudo killall firefox
[04:05] <kriscolt> i'm looking for a software solution, other than compiz in order to dim the display
[04:05] <billybigrigger> ZyktoicK9, so if you dont play savage2 on your 8800 what do you play? and native or in wine?
[04:05] <kitche> ScottG489: port forward the correct computer on your router
[04:05] <coreyman> how can i get my time to go ahead an hour
[04:05] <ScottG489> RussM_: Yes I have a router and I think it forwards ssh to my server right now
[04:05] <bruce89> mezy: sudo killall -9 firefox
[04:05] <jepp> bruce89, can you tell me exactly the menu?
[04:05] <RussM_> ScottG489, You can forward one port to one computer, and a different port to another computer, if you want.
[04:05] <ScottG489> kitche: There isnt 1 correct computer. Theres 2. My server and my desktop PC
[04:05] <Flannel> coreyman: Is your timezone set up properly?
[04:05] <billybigrigger> mezy, open a terminal then type sudo killall firefox
[04:05] <Xpistos> kriscolt: right click on one of your panels and add to panel brightness applet
[04:05] <coreyman> flannel yes, gmt-6, but time has moved forward an hour this morning at 2 am
[04:05] <ScottG489> RussM_: Well I thought there were certain ports for certain protocols and 22 is for ssh
[04:06] <bruce89> jepp: Colours>Map>various things there
[04:06] <jepp> Flannel, there is no color exchange filter
[04:06] <Flannel> coreyman: Right, but Linux handles DST just fine.
[04:06] <masu3701> a
[04:06] <billybigrigger> mezy, or what bruce89 said
[04:06] <RussM_> ScottG489, That's the default, but you can use practically any port you want (as long as your ISP doesn't block it)
[04:06] <coreyman> well it hasnt
[04:06] <Flannel> coreyman: Are you sure you're set up in the right country/etc?
[04:06] <mezy> fearful: it didn't work
[04:06] <coreyman> flannel im not a retard.
[04:06] <bruce89> !ohmy
[04:06] <ScottG489> RussM_: Hm, ok. well im heading out so ill ttyl. Thanks a ton
[04:06] <bohemian_> khaije1: i'm now in step 5 and trying  /dev/usb/tkpanel0  but i get "No such file or directory"
[04:06] <ulamSpiral> hey everyone
[04:06] <kriscolt> eclips: that only works with laptop monitors
[04:06] <Flannel> coreyman: I never said you were.  But GMT-6 could be a few places.
[04:06] <kitche> ScottG489: and your point? like I said port forward the correct IP in your router you can always ssh in on one computer then ssh in to your other computer using the one connection
[04:06] <RussM_> ScottG489, I tend to connect to one computer... then set the tunnels to point to the others.
[04:07] <bruce89> mezy: which GIMP version is this?
[04:07] <coreyman> flannel i tried the closest one on the map, and then i tried "use local timezone"
[04:07] <masu3701> hello
[04:07] <ZyktoicK9> billybigrigger, i'm pretty much exclusivly a FPS guy: Quake 4, Doom 3, UT2004, i did have a cool MedalofHonour(i think) game running under wine that required DX10, that was fun to get running.
[04:07] <ScottG489> kitche: oh yea thats true i can do that...might kinda get confusing but yea. ok thanks
[04:07] <Flannel> coreyman: Is this computer only Linux? or do you dual boot with windows?
[04:07] <ScottG489> RussM_: yea i think thats what ill do. ttyl
[04:07] <eclipse__> bombshelter13_ that looks normal
[04:07] <jepp> bruce89, are you sure? tried everything but no color exchange...
[04:07] <coreyman> only linux
[04:07] <masu3701> aa.
[04:07] <masu3701> .
[04:08] <masu3701> .
[04:08] <bruce89> jepp: that's where it is in GIMP 2.6.x
[04:08] <mezy> bruce89: isn't GIMP an image editor?
[04:08] <billybigrigger> ZyktoicK9, so you run all games in wine? good i was thinking my gaming performace was due to wine, was thinking of going with cedega or transgaming or whatever but ill stick with wine
[04:08] <bruce89> yes
[04:08] <ZyktoicK9> billybigrigger, no wine at all
[04:08] <ulamSpiral> quick question, whats the purpose of the gnome-core-devel package, i installed it for working with gtk but I also want to know what else it installed
[04:08] <jepp> bruce89, I have 2.6.4. what filter are you using exactly?
[04:08] <coreyman> flannel i found a timzone that works i guess.
[04:08] <billybigrigger> ZyktoicK9, native only?
[04:08] <coreyman> flannel ... lol
[04:08] <jepp> filter>map>?
[04:09] <ZyktoicK9> billybigrigger, all the games i mentioned have native linux - run servers too
[04:09] <masu3701> .
[04:09] <bruce89> jepp: Colour>Map>Colour Exchange
[04:09] <billybigrigger> ZyktoicK9, ahh
[04:09] <coreyman> flannel it still says it's CST and it moved it ahead an hour
[04:09] <mezy> bruce89: im talking about firefox. im not sure what GIMP has to do with it.
[04:09] <bruce89> eh?
[04:10] <khaije1> bohemian_: so the config file in 5 is all set? you may need to restart tpaneld or rescan you hw... is the touchpanel installed via usb?
[04:10] <scunizi> coreyman: if last week you were -6 . then this week you might be -7 or -5 depending on the recent time change
[04:10] <eclipse__> kriscolt look in /proc/acpi/video/   for a brightness file
[04:10] <jepp> bruce89, ok found it. let's see if i can use it...
[04:10] <redvamp128> billybigrigger:  both of those actually use wine (they are just configurations that install fixes) for the games  Cedega - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cedega>
[04:10] <eclipse__> kriscolt echo -n 100 > /proc/acpi/video/......./brightness
[04:10] <bruce89> ulamSpiral: a load of stuff you don't need
[04:10] <coreyman> scunizi i think you may be right, but i never remember being anything different than -6, doesn't everyones time change.
[04:10] <ZyktoicK9> I'd like to configure Nvidia TwinView Dual Monitor setup, so both monitors act as one single screen.  Example: the Menu bar would reach across both screens from side-to-side. Why: would like compiz's cube to be a single cube instead of 2 individual cubes.  I did see this on my desktop once, but it was due to a miss configuration - so it can be done.
[04:11] <bruce89> ulamSpiral: apt-cache depends gnome-core-devel
[04:11] <redvamp128> billybigrigger:  even crossover installs a version of wine that it works well with.
[04:11] <scunizi> coreyman: around the world? no..
[04:11] <bohemian_> khaije1: i'm not sure if this is usb as it's preconfigured. i try restarting if it will help
[04:11] <coreyman> scunizi oh.
[04:11] <coreyman> scunizi why not.
[04:11] <scunizi> coreyman: even in the US there are places with no time chage
[04:11] <scunizi> *change
[04:11] <ArielMT> ubuntu 8.10, kde 4.2.00 -- where the bloody hell did kcontrol go?
[04:11] <coreyman> scunizi we all revolve around the same sun
[04:11] <bruce89> ulamSpiral: all you need is libgtk2.0-dev
[04:11] <ulamSpiral> brune89: what is the command to check for dependencies from the shell
[04:11] <bohemian_> khaije1: will take a break from here, hopefully i can still catch
[04:11] <bohemian_> you
[04:11] <ulamSpiral> brunec89: really apt-cahce depends on it, are you sure...?
[04:12] <baxtor> Hey guys, i have a query with mdadm, i created a software raid0 on my old install of ubuntu, now i have reinstalled ubuntu but cant figure out how to mount the software raid using mdadm without deleting everything and starting from scratch, the HDD's in question are /dev/sdd , /dev/sdc anyone able to help?
[04:12] <khaije1> bohemian_: okeedoke
[04:12] <bruce89> ulamSpiral: that's the command
[04:12] <ulamSpiral> brunce89: ok yeah duh lol
[04:12] <khaije1> r u there?
[04:12] <khaije1> sry ww
[04:12] <scunizi> coreyman: time change was first thought of by Benjamine Franklin .. later put into place to assist farmers and others with getting crops in
[04:13] <{bosco}> i need a good app that i can talk to my yahoo aol gmail msn some others on im program
[04:13] <{bosco}> for ubuntu???
[04:13] <bruce89> !im
[04:13] <masu3701> .
[04:13] <coreyman> scunizi i thought i had heard more science about it previously somewhere... i could be wrong, just the same im tired and going to bed it's 11:13pm US CST
[04:13] <ZyktoicK9> !im
[04:14] <{bosco}> bruce89, thanks
[04:14] <coreyman> good night all....
[04:14] <scunizi> coreyman: google for a full explaination.. nighty night
[04:14] <{bosco}> night
[04:14] <ulamSpiral>  ZyktoicK9: I remember your the "screen" expret lol, is there a way for verticle split windows instead of just horizontal