[10:57] <thatsmyboy> WhiteM0use: did you install the restricted nvidia drivir?
[10:58] <WhiteM0use> yes
[10:59] <WhiteM0use> but when I make startx, only worls in low-resolution
[10:59] <WhiteM0use> :(
[10:59] <Deviltry> xconfig
[10:59] <ubd> my wireless is not working can someone help
[10:59] <MrAlexandro> where can i find grub config file located. i did install grub at the ubuntu partition and not as main boot loader
[10:59] <bazhang> ubd, on ubuntu or debian
[10:59] <chao> ActionParsnip1: *self-facepalm* thanks... wow, i didn't even think of sharing over a network... i was completely stuck on getting into the other computer...
[10:59] <ubd> debian
[10:59] <Deviltry> need help in configuring ntop; specifically the output in HTML
[10:59] <bazhang> #debian ubd
[10:59] <sprinkmeier> MrAlexandro, /boot/grub/menu.lst
[11:00] <ubd> lol
[11:00] <bazhang> ubd this is ubuntu support only
[11:00] <afreq> do you mean /boot/grub/menu.lst ?
[11:00] <ubd> i bet you dont know the difference
[11:00] <alexxoid_>  hi. I have a issue with wireless connection from Toshiba Satellite A300 laptop. When I am pinging AP, the duplicated packets appears in console (marked as "DUP!"). OS: Debian Lenny. Who knows how to solve it? Thx
[11:00] <Snehal> Ghost Image of Ubuntu ????
[11:02] <MrAlexandro> sprinkmeier ok thanks, but when i tried to save it says i do not have permision. is there a particular way to edit the file?
[11:02] <daedra> how do you record off the sound card?
[11:03] <Snehal> ANY ONE TO GUIDE WITH THE SYSTEM BACKUP????
[11:03] <sprinkmeier> MrAlexandro, sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst
[11:03] <joetheodd> !caps > Snehal
[11:03] <joetheodd> !caps
[11:03] <ActionParsnip1> !backup | Snehal
[11:03] <daedra> spac!
[11:04] <mitesh> bibastha are u here?
[11:04] <thatsmyboy> daedra: i've had this problem too. still not resolved to my satisfaction, but what have you tried?
[11:05]  * Guest3414 http://www.ihateyounatalie.com/?id=1322797
[11:06] <Snehal> but is it possible to make a iso cd of the entire system backup to install in another desktop
[11:06] <MrAlexandro> sprinkmeier that did not really help me, i do not understand what to do with it in terminal. i mean how to edit when i write that command in
[11:06] <Deviltry> need help in configuring ntop; specifically the output in HTML
[11:07]  * Guest3414 http://www.ihateyounatalie.com/?id=1322797
[11:07] <kamikaze> hey guys, i go tfollowing Problem :) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1100863, and I really hope that someone could help because I really nead my data
[11:08] <natrixnatrix89> Hi. Is there a command in bash script to do something with a delay? for example if I want to make a script that would launch an application with like 60 second delay..
[11:08] <Mraedis> Hi, my system crashed between updating GRUB's, and now my dual-boot vista entry is missing. Can I perform an action that looks for OS's?
[11:08] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub Mraedis
[11:08] <Mraedis> Thanks bazhang
[11:08] <sprinkmeier> MrAlexandro, nano is a fairly friendly editor. Hotkeys for saving/exiting are displayed at the bottom of the screen. I suggest you edit a few test files to get used to nano and then edit the menu.lst file (after making a backup copy of it!)
[11:09] <styol> is there a way to take an ubuntu install, make it auto-start an application when it starts up, and let it do nothing else (maybe unless there was some secret way to not enter the sandbox)?
[11:10] <MrAlexandro> sprinkmeier so there is no way i can edit and save in text editor. like maybe by copying grub list and then replacing using a terminal command?
[11:10] <natrixnatrix89> Hi. Is there a command in bash script to do something with a delay? for example if I want to make a script that would launch an application with like 60 second delay..
[11:11] <sprinkmeier> MrAlexandro, "gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst" should give you a graphical editor capable of writing the file. You can then use X copy/paste to copy in the changes you made in the editor that refuxes to save. Otherwise, "save as->/tmp/menu.lst" and "sudo cp /tmp/menu.lst /boot/grub/menu.lst"
[11:11] <sprinkmeier> natrixnatrix89, sleep
[11:12] <natrixnatrix89> thank's sprinkmeier
[11:12] <sprinkmeier> styol, kiosk mode? How secure do you want it (i.e. will the user have a keyboard, will things like REISUB have to be hobbled?)
[11:13] <kamikaze1> Anyone any Idea?
[11:13] <RichardWolfVI> Hey, how do I shange the view for the file picker? The list view is not good for picking images.
[11:13] <RichardWolfVI> *change
[11:13] <styol> sprinkmeier: thanks for responding... keyboard input will likely be needed, as well as mouse support... i just dont want them to be able to do anything but this full screen air app i have
[11:14] <jrib> RichardWolfVI: at the top under the file menu there is a drop down menu
[11:15] <RichardWolfVI> jrib: The file picker does not have menus, as far as I'm concerned.
[11:15] <jrib> RichardWolfVI: ah I see now.  You can't then
[11:15] <RichardWolfVI> *file picker=file chooser
[11:16] <RichardWolfVI> What a shame, it's a nice thing I remember from XP :/
[11:16] <sprinkmeier> styol, not even sure where to begin... I'd probably end up with a customised live CD, that way even if they manage to mess things up all I have to do is RESET :-) google for KIOSK mode (but that usually assumes mouse only, no keyboard, so you'll have to do extra work to disable the keyboard)
[11:16] <jrib> RichardWolfVI: you can probably use nautilus and then drag the file into the file picker name entry (try)
[11:16] <hhr> does linux has an e-mail server like<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[11:16] <styol> sprinkmeier: interesting... wouldnt be possible to start up and just load an application? i already have an adobe air app ready to go and it appears to be linux capable (adobe air as an application)
[11:17] <styol> sprinkmeier: is it ok if i PM you?
[11:17] <RichardWolfVI> hhr: You mean a server application for e-mail?
[11:17] <hhr> instead of yahoo, hotmail etc...
[11:17] <ActionParsnip1> hhr: its offtopic for here
[11:17] <RichardWolfVI> hhr: Hmm, "linux.com" is an owned domain by somebody, you may ask them for something like that.
[11:17] <hhr> just wondering if anybody know about it
[11:18] <Boohbah> hhr: linux is a kernel, not a webmail service
[11:18] <rtw37262> hhr: linux is not a commercial company
[11:18] <hhr> didn't mean that
[11:18] <Vinceman> !rpm
[11:18] <hhr> i meant i want to make an e-mail that is like   myname@linuxor something .com
[11:19] <bazhang> hhr, please discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[11:19]  * Pur needs some advanced NIC setup help if anyone is knowledgeable
[11:19] <Boohbah> hhr: please read about how the internet works
[11:19] <RichardWolfVI> hhr: You must get a host that supports that, I'm not known of one available to the public.
[11:19] <dscastro> hi guys
[11:19] <IceyBlack> minimze to tray mozilla thunderbird ,,i try with kdocker and nothing
[11:19] <suxsx> anyone  that know how to get java working in Ubuntu 8.10?
[11:19] <dscastro> morning
[11:19] <suxsx> hi
[11:19] <Pur> howdy
[11:19] <RichardWolfVI> suxsx: It should work from Add/Remove
[11:20] <Ocol> Can somebody tell me when I downloaded a tar.gz file and i'm trying to open it, how do I err find it for extracting. I'm trying to follow this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=512828&highlight=168c%3A001c Step 2
[11:20] <Snehal> friends... thanks for everything but i am still not sure what to do... for system backup
[11:20] <hhr> Ocol: get away from tarballs. better use apt get
[11:20] <dr_willis> Ocol:  pay attention to where you save it to when you download.. Most likely its in the Desktop directory.
[11:20] <dscastro> anybody know why when i try join ubuntu box on AD domain seams: Failed to join domain: failed to connect to AD: Operations error
[11:21] <Ocol> hhr, i'm trying to get my wlan working and I don't really know much anything about ubuntu.
[11:21] <hhr> what type of connection are you trying to use?
[11:21] <RichardWolfVI> !ndiswrapper | Ocol
[11:21] <suxsx> anyone that know how to get java working in Ubuntu 8.10? some one?
[11:21] <kamikaze1> okay i'm gona just post it once more - this is my problem :http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1100863, and I really hope that someone could help because I really nead my data
[11:21] <Ocol> Ubottu, I found a guide, which I linked previously.
[11:21] <Ocol> And I'm following it, but I don't just know how :)
[11:21] <RichardWolfVI> suxsx: I have already answeared, don't repeat yourself.
[11:22] <RichardWolfVI> *answered
[11:22] <Boohbah> !java | suxsx
[11:22] <ActionParsnip1> Ocol: is it internal or usb?
[11:22] <Ocol> Internal, but it has a kill switch and that's why I think it won't work.
[11:22] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol: ubuttu is a ot I summoned, use the ndiswrapper from the repos, that guide is somewhat outdated
[11:22] <ActionParsnip1> Ocol: run: lspci in terminal
[11:23] <Ocol> Oh
[11:23] <Ocol> Okey
[11:23] <dscastro> have anyone already joined samba on Ad domain
[11:23] <dscastro> ?
[11:23] <RichardWolfVI> *ot/bot
[11:23] <Ocol> It gave a lot of text after the lcpci
[11:23] <ActionParsnip1> Ocol: one line will identify the device, paste ONLY that line in here
[11:23] <RichardWolfVI> !paste | Ocol
[11:23] <Ocol> 05:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[11:24] <kamikaze1> you mean me?
[11:24] <Ocol> Ubottu, it was just one line. :) I'll use pastebin if copying longer texts.
[11:24] <suxsx> ubottu: sorry, didnt see that.. :( Done what you told me but, when I open a Java program do it goes black after 3-5 secounds and I get a message asking me to "force quit" it wont be stable.
[11:24]  * Pur needs some advanced NIC setup help if anyone is knowledgeable
[11:24] <Ocol> Action, you need more?
[11:25] <ActionParsnip1> Ocol: if its just one line you can paste in here
[11:25] <Ocol> I just did :)
[11:25] <RichardWolfVI> suxsx: check synaptic for intalled Java packages
[11:25] <ActionParsnip1> Ocol: for multiple lines, use pastebin
[11:25] <Ocol> 05:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[11:25] <ActionParsnip1> Ocol: you needed to paste the address of the page you go to after you click paste
[11:25] <ActionParsnip1> Ocol: i have a sweeeeet link for those
[11:25] <MrAlexandro> sprinkmeier i noticed cp was command for copy, but if you want to delete a file. what do u write then
[11:25] <Ocol> Hmm
[11:26] <ActionParsnip1> Ocol: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-get-atheros-ar5007eg-or-ar242x-wireless-cards-may-be-other-models-working-in-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex.html
[11:26] <darkham> someone is a cdfreak?
[11:26] <ActionParsnip1> BAM1
[11:26] <rtw37262> MrAlexandro: rm
[11:26] <ActionParsnip1> Ocol: check the text in the url ;)
[11:26] <MrAlexandro> thanks
[11:26] <Ocol> I'll check it thanks :)
[11:27] <Ocol> I may need some help with terminal, but i'll give it a try :)
[11:27] <nomasteryoda> Ocol, ActionParsnip1 that works well ... i did that for an Aspire One netbook...
[11:27] <ActionParsnip1> ubuntugeek makes awesome guides
[11:28] <Ocol> Hey action, how do I do the step 2, I mean I need somehow to navigate the file system that it can extract it
[11:28] <darkham> every cd freak in this channel contact me in private, please.
[11:28] <Ocol> I ran the first command, but the second says no such file or directory
[11:28] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol go to your home folder, you can open the file from Nautilus
[11:28] <Ocol> I'll do that
[11:29] <buyaka> hey guys..how do I disable bluetooth service? its causing my new installation to freeze on boot
[11:29] <ActionParsnip1> Ocol: cd ~/; wget http://wireless.kernel.org/download/compat-wireless-2.6/compat-wireless-2.6.tar.bz2; tar -jxvf compat-wireless-2.6.tar.bz2
[11:30] <ActionParsnip1> Ocol: just make sure your terminal is pointing to home (default for a new terminal window)
[11:30] <Ocol> Oh, now it did something
[11:30] <Ocol> After I put your command
[11:31] <Ocol> My terminal is pointing to my home I think, it gives :~$
[11:31] <Ocol> What do I do after I ran the command you said?
[11:32] <RichardWolfVI> buyaka: blacklist the bluetooth module
[11:32] <RichardWolfVI> buyaka: I'm not sure if you have to blacklist some more
[11:33] <Ocol> Hmm
[11:33] <Ocol> I figured it out I think
[11:35] <ZachFlem> hi folks, just downloaded a theme from xfce-look.org and would like to know where i extract it so it appears in the theme manager?
[11:35] <RichardWolfVI> !themes
[11:36] <darthxaher_> just drag it on the theme manager
[11:36] <ActionParsnip1> ZachFlem: http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start=1&q=http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php%3Ft%3D227416%26highlight%3Dxfce%2Btheme&ei=j3_DSYaCPMmrtgfJz6DICg&usg=AFQjCNEUOj4M_ECpnysoRqnCuK-xxqyXhg
[11:36] <ActionParsnip1> ZachFlem: http://wiki.xfce.org/howto/install_new_themes
[11:36] <ZachFlem> thanks folks =)
[11:36] <tparcina> Ubuntu 8.10 fresh install - when I have finished installation computer is allways restarting. What might be a problem?
[11:37] <PC_Nerd> Hi - I attempted a "cat file" - which I wasnt sure of the doctype on.. and now all my terminal commands appear on screen  (along wiht their output) - as weird characters (like when you open a binary file in notepad)
[11:37] <PC_Nerd> any suggestions
[11:37] <Ocol> Ubuntu takes much to take used to. :P
[11:37] <Ocol> get*
[11:37] <RichardWolfVI> tparcina: Please explain.
[11:37] <sprinkmeier> tparcina, how far does it get? what's the last thing you see? have you tried recovery mode?
[11:37] <sprinkmeier> PC_Nerd, type "reset"
[11:37] <PC_Nerd> ty
[11:38] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol: It's improved a lot, driver issues now are nothing compared of what it was a couple years ago.
[11:38] <tparcina> RichardWolfVI: I have make fresh installation of Ubuntu 8.10. when instalation was over I have take out CD and press enter. Now my computer allways restarts :(
[11:38] <PC_Nerd> thank! - working
[11:38] <sprinkmeier> PC_Nerd, cat-ing binary files can mess up your terminal (has to do with ANSI escape codes). use "less FILENAME" instead, safer!
[11:38] <hhr> http://www.linuxmail.org/scripts/common/index.main?signin=1&lang=us   is that a linux e-mail server like yahoo and hotmail?
[11:38] <Ocol> Umm, I hope I'll just get the wireles working
[11:38] <tparcina> sprinkmeier: when it needs to start booting (he checks the memory, shows HDD-s and then it restarts)
[11:38] <Ocol> I think its installing the drivers or something now..
[11:39] <sprinkmeier> tparcina, do you get the GRUB menu?
[11:39] <RichardWolfVI> tparcina: How is it restarting? Can you log on, get to the splash screen, to GRUB?
[11:39] <tparcina> sprinkmeier: I haven't try recovery mode yet. First I would like to check what's wrong
[11:39] <alfie> hi
[11:39] <RichardWolfVI> hhr: It seems so.
[11:39] <tparcina> sprinkmeier: no, I don't get GRUB menu
[11:40] <RichardWolfVI> tparcina: Does the BIOS start? Whan does it reboot?
[11:40] <alfie> hi, new here , wanna chat with someone
[11:40] <sprinkmeier> tparcina, if GRUB hasn't even loaded then it might be a HW problem (i.e. can't be Linux, it hasn't even touched that yet). try the live CD again and run the RAM checker.
[11:40] <rhineheart_m> hello.. what's your recommende app use to remote administer ubuntu desktop?
[11:40] <tparcina> RichardWolfVI: I don't know why it reboots. THat's what I'm trying to find out
[11:40] <sprinkmeier> rhineheart_m, ssh, but I'm OldSkool
[11:40] <RichardWolfVI> !vinagre | rhineheart_m
[11:40] <rhineheart_m> GUI please sprinkmeier
[11:41] <RichardWolfVI> !remote | rhineheart_m
[11:41] <RichardWolfVI> !remotedesktop | rhineheart_m
[11:41] <jrib> !vnc
[11:41] <RichardWolfVI> rhineheart_m: Use vinagre, it's already installed in Ubuntu.
[11:41] <Ocol1> !flash | ocol
[11:41] <Ocol1> Uh.. it's cool
[11:41] <jrib> alfie: do you have a support question about ubuntu?
[11:41] <ZachFlem> ActionParsnip1, I dont have any of the dir's listed in the second page you mentioned.
[11:41] <sprinkmeier> rhineheart_m, "ssh -X", then start your GUI apps. Or VNC
[11:41] <tparcina> sprinkmeier: before I have done this installation I head ubuntu 8.04 server running on it, so it's small chance it's memory or hardware... :( but I'll test them
[11:42] <alfie> newbee in ubuntu
[11:42] <Ocol1> What the heck?
[11:42] <alfie> just wanna learn more
[11:42] <RichardWolfVI> !ask|alfie
[11:42] <rhineheart_m> thank you
[11:42] <Ocol1> Flash isn't possible for 64?
[11:42] <jrib> Ocol1: it is...
[11:42] <ActionParsnip1> ZachFlem: you could make them
[11:42] <Ocol1> " Adobe currently provides the latest version of Flash for Linux x86 only. "
[11:42] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol1: You can run the 32 bit version, but it's not nifty
[11:42] <Ocol1> Ehm..
[11:43] <Ocol1> I can't use computer without flash. :P
[11:43] <ZachFlem> ActionParsnip1, thanks i wasnt sure if that was the case or there was something that needed to be pointed at those dirs =)
[11:43] <jrib> Ocol1: that's correct (non-beta at least).  Installing flashplugin-nonfree will work anyway though
[11:43] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol1: They're developing a 64-bit one, but it's still very premature.
[11:43] <Ocol1> Could any of you.. ehm.
[11:43] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol1: Flash WILL work
[11:43] <ActionParsnip1> ZachFlem: empty dirs wont hurt
[11:43] <Pur> anyone in here familiar with and or use webmin?
[11:43] <giarca> about flash anyone have to disable like me "hardware acceleration" setting? (in 64bit os with plugin wrapper)
[11:43] <ZachFlem> c
[11:43] <jrib> !anyone | Pur
[11:44] <ActionParsnip1> !webmin | pur
[11:44] <DJones> !webmin | Pur
[11:45] <Ocol1> How long it can take to "make" a driver folder.. o.o
[11:46] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol1: You mean to compile?
[11:46] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol
[11:46] <ikonia> Ocol: a directory should be made in miliseconds
[11:46] <ikonia> Ocol: to compile a module is an unknown time as it has a lot of dependencies
[11:46] <useruser> i still need you i still care about you the way everything's been said and i still feel you like i'm right beside you but there's still no word form you no~ i wish i could find you just like you've found me and i will never let you go~ the way everything's been said and i yeah i still feel you like i'm right inside but there's still no word from you
[11:46] <jrib> useruser: do you have a support question about ubuntu?
[11:47] <AliTarihi> Happy  Nowruz :)
[11:51] <Ranakah> it's possibly to downgrade jaunty to intrepid? :)
[11:52] <RichardWolfVI> !downgrade|Ranakah
[11:52] <Ocol> Booring.. It takes so long to make those files :l
[11:52] <OptimusPrime> Ranakah: Jaunty is roughly 15% better than Intrepid. Why would you want to downgrade?
[11:52] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol: You're compilig source code, be patient.
[11:52] <Ranakah> OptimusPrime cause fglrx realy don't work :D and that sux for now :(
[11:52] <mrwes> OptimusPrime: what makes it better?
[11:52] <Ocol> Umm, does the sudo make take so much time too?
[11:53] <OptimusPrime> I like Jackalopes more than Ibex's
[11:53] <rtw37262> Ranakah: btw, jaunty is not supported here, it is not even released
[11:53] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol: I may advise you there were easier ways to get your wireless working (mine was supported natively, so it was easy, though)
[11:53] <Ocol> ?
[11:53] <Ocol> How come?
[11:54] <RichardWolfVI> Ranakah: Jaunty doesn't work with fglrx yet, you should have read that before downloading.
[11:54] <rtw37262> !jaunty | Ranakah
[11:54] <ZachFlem> is there a theme manager i need to install? or am i doing the right thing using the "user interface" page in the settings manager?
[11:55] <RichardWolfVI> ZachFlem: Are you using Xubuntu?
[11:55] <ZachFlem> it was a cli install with xfce dumped on top of it
[11:56] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol: You can install ndiswrapper from the repos and get it to use the windows driver you have.
[11:56] <ZachFlem> RichardWolfVI, i have a gtk themes i want to install.
[11:57] <RichardWolfVI> ZachFlem: In GNOME, it's in System>Preferences>Appearance
[11:57] <RichardWolfVI> !themes|ZachFlem
[11:57] <ariqs>  error while loading shared libraries: liboctave.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory <--- but I'm looking right at it
[11:57] <RichardWolfVI> !changethemes|ZachFlem
[11:58] <RichardWolfVI> ariqs: Could you give some context?
[11:58] <ariqs> a program I'm trying to run says that
[11:58] <ariqs> but I have liboctave.so in /usr/lib
[11:58] <ariqs> /usr/lib/octave-3.0.0
[11:58] <RichardWolfVI> ariqs: Is liboctave installed and up to date?
[11:59] <Ocol> Can I do other things beside the wifi file compiling, like install flash or something btw?
[11:59] <ariqs> it's as up to date as can be with ubuntu
[11:59] <jrib> Ocol: yes
[11:59] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol: As long as you don't close anything, yes
[11:59] <jrib> Ocol: it's pretty rare to need to compile things... have you checked:
[11:59] <jrib> !wifi | Ocol
[11:59] <RichardWolfVI> ariqs: What application are you running?
[12:00] <ZachFlem> RichardWolfVI, i have put the theme i have downloaded into the ~/.themes/ folder, but it doesnt appear in the "User Interfaces" list.... am i looking in the wrong place?
[12:00] <Ocol> Jrib, I don't need the wireless docs but thanks :)
[12:00] <jrib> ZachFlem: did you leave it as a tar.gz?
[12:00] <ariqs> RichardWolfVI, what is the meaning of the error? the program can't see the library?
[12:00] <jrib> Ocol: if you are compiling wifi drivers, you should look at them
[12:00] <Ocol> umm?
[12:00] <RichardWolfVI> ariqs: Both the command and the output.
[12:00] <ZachFlem> jrib, no, i extracted it to a folder inside the ~/.themes/
[12:00] <Ocol> I'm looking at their own docs
[12:01] <jrib> Ocol: "their own docs"?
[12:01] <Ocol> there was a guide how to do it
[12:01] <ariqs> ./linreg: error while loading shared libraries: liboctave.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[12:01] <jrib> ZachFlem: then maybe the theme is not properly structured
[12:01] <Ocol> The guide, jrib
[12:01] <RichardWolfVI> ariqs: create a simlink to the library on the same folder the app is
[12:01] <ZachFlem> i might try another
[12:01] <Ocol> Umm.
[12:02] <jrib> Ocol: you understand I have no idea when you say "The guide", right?
[12:02] <KingWilliam> Sunstriker, hi mate
[12:02] <ariqs> a what now? ;P
[12:02] <Ocol> Umm, sory
[12:02] <RichardWolfVI> ZachFlem: don't extract the files contents IN ~/.themes/
[12:02] <philsf> does anyone know if there is a ppa with firefox 3.1 beta/3.5 for hardy?
[12:02] <Sunstriker> KingWilliam hi!
[12:02] <Ocol> But I'll restart now :)
[12:02] <Ocol> See you in a bit
[12:02] <Ocol> And i'll report if the wifi starteed to work :o
[12:03] <ZachFlem> RichardWolfVI, i extracted the contents into a folder called DarkSide
[12:03] <RichardWolfVI> ZachFlem: Close the theme manager and reopen it.
[12:03] <ZachFlem> RichardWolfVI, ive done that a few times now
[12:04] <RichardWolfVI> ZachFlem: can you send a screenshot of the application?
[12:04] <ZachFlem> RichardWolfVI, which application? the one i am using to choose the themes?
[12:04] <satansaunt> there may be an exploit that affects irssi- i'm not sure but it appears that there's a malicious script that allows someone else to disconnect me from a certain network- nothing came up from the virus scan. is there another way to make sure that nothing is awry?
[12:05] <RichardWolfVI> ZachFlem: Yes.
[12:05] <jrib> satansaunt: may I test you?
[12:05] <ZachFlem> RichardWolfVI, the program i am using to select themes is "xfce 4 user interface settings" from the settings manager
[12:06] <satansaunt> sure
[12:06] <badcat> hello people, i need help setting up ffado on ubuntu 8.10. can anyone help?
[12:06] <RichardWolfVI> !xubuntu|ZachFlem
[12:07] <drive> roka
[12:07] <teeceeiks> hi. i'm currently running mongrel with nginx as proxy, but when another process is doing background processing and eating up 80% cpu mongrel(or nginx?) doesn't want to accept connections as long as the 80% process is running. mongrel/nginx accepts again when cpu % is normal. i've tried to renice the background process to > 0 and put nginx/mongrel to -1, but doesn't seem to help. any thoughts?
[12:07] <ZachFlem> RichardWolfVI, I understand that, but how does it help me with my themes?
[12:08] <Ocol> Ohh
[12:08] <Ocol> Charmy
[12:08] <Ocol> The wifi works fine!
[12:08] <RichardWolfVI> ZachFlem: I gguess there are more capable people to help you there
[12:08] <Ocol> Thanks guys for your help : )
[12:08] <jrib> !exploit | satansaunt
[12:08] <RichardWolfVI> *guess
[12:08] <useruser> Ocol, you're welcome
[12:08] <ubunewbie> hello people, i need help setting up ffado on ubuntu 8.10. can anyone help?
[12:08] <shay27m> Hello , does it possible to set Ubuntu to log in on boot without typing username & password ?
[12:08] <useruser> ubunewbie, what is ffado?
 ariqs: create a simlink to the library on the same folder the app is <-- I created a link to the file, and I still get the same error. Do you mean to create it to the directory?
[12:09] <dr_willis> shay27m:  yes it is.. gdm can auto login  or have a timed auto login. chck the gdm config tools
[12:09] <RichardWolfVI> !autologin
[12:09] <ubunewbie> useruser, Free Firewire Audio Drivers. i know there are other lists. i keep knocking but no one's home. so i thought i'd try here.
[12:10] <Ocol> Flash works as fell fine.
[12:10] <Ocol> It's a bit buggy though
[12:10] <RichardWolfVI> ariqs: Yeah
[12:10] <ubunewbie> useruser, http://www.ffado.org/
[12:11] <Ocol> Does anybody know if there will be a flash for AMD 64 coming as the 32 bit version runs slower than normally
[12:12] <ariqs> "hard link not allowed for a directory"
[12:12] <r3dux> 64 bit flash works fine -- get latest ver (not in repos)
[12:12] <jrib> Ocol: there's a beta, yes
[12:13] <Ocol> I'm running this: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[12:14] <RichardWolfVI> ariqs: did you try sudo ln -s /usr/lib/octave-3.0.0/liboctave.so liboctave.so (assuming you cd to the app folder)
[12:14] <narsil> http://www.radio21.ro/site/Radio21Live.m3u
[12:14] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol: Flash 64 is in development, I told you
[12:14] <Ocol> Yeh
[12:14] <RichardWolfVI> !spam|narsil
[12:15] <narsil> ok  sorry
[12:16] <ariqs> RichardWolfVI, I didn't have -s in there, but I just tried it with -s, and it still doesn't work
[12:16] <JogL> hi
[12:16] <JogL> ubuntu farts when I press certain keys, how to disable this?
[12:16] <JogL> I have already disabled sounds in sound settings
[12:16] <RichardWolfVI> ariqs: Can you describe more about the app you're using?
[12:17] <DIFH-iceroot> JogL: sudo rmmod pcspkr
[12:17] <DIFH-iceroot> JogL: unloading the kernel-modul for the speaker
[12:17] <JogL> DIFH-iceroot: is there a way to disable just for desktop/gui, not system-wide?
[12:17] <DIFH-iceroot> JogL: check the sound-settings
[12:18] <JogL> DIFH-iceroot: I disabled all in  system > preferences > sound
[12:18] <DIFH-iceroot> JogL: sorry then i dont know, i am alway unloading the kernel-modul
[12:18] <JogL> thx
[12:22] <Ocol> Hmm.. is itunes possible in any other way than Wine for ubuntu?
[12:22] <r3dux> Jogl > System sounds... disable 'em all?
[12:22] <bazhang> Ocol, vm with windows perhaps?
[12:22] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol: What do you mean?
[12:22] <Ocol> That is there an itunes version for ubuntu :P
[12:22] <Ocol> or something..
[12:23] <bazhang> Ocol, of course not
[12:23] <Ocol> hm..
[12:23] <bazhang> Ocol, there are many fine alternatives however
[12:23] <Ocol> Just wondering how I can manage my iphone without itunes.
[12:23] <bazhang> !players > Ocol
[12:23] <philsf> I think I have a corrupt thunderbird index. does anyone know which files should I delete to force TB reindex my imap folders?
[12:24] <reaper13> hmm
[12:25] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol: Rythmbox has some extent of compatibily with iPods, don't know about iPhones
[12:25] <RichardWolfVI> !iphone
[12:28] <droka> ht
[12:29] <freebse> hi
[12:30] <useruser> freebse, hello
[12:31] <freebse> useruser hi
[12:31] <freebse> half an hour till weekend
[12:32] <quibbler> tgif day
[12:32] <nunuk> kmlkk;adddada
[12:32] <BlueAidan_work> anyone have a laptop using intel xorg driver?
[12:32] <BlueAidan_work> I'm getting horrible opengl performance. (~320fps on glxgears)
[12:32] <Angeliki> hi, i need some advice about ubuntu and DOMjudje
[12:33] <RichardWolfVI> BlueAidan_work: Are you using compiz?
[12:33] <brendon1> hello everyone
[12:33] <quibbler> !welcome | brendon1
[12:34] <BlueAidan_work> RichardWolfVI: well, I'm using xfce4, and the compositor is off
[12:34] <useruser> freebse, yes
[12:34] <Ocol1> Is there a program to check processor heat for ubuntu?
[12:34] <freebse> Ocol1
[12:34] <freebse> lots off
[12:34] <Ocol1> Any good?
[12:35] <nunuk> cfbcv
[12:35] <nunuk> vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
[12:35] <r3dux> Ocol - you can install sensor detection stuff -- google away (I can't recall the exact package name - it involves the text "sensor")
[12:35] <freebse> sensors_detect to start with as root off course
[12:35] <BlueAidan_work> I checked the xorg log. are these bad?
[12:35] <BlueAidan_work> [    2.884656] (EE) intel(0): Failed to set tiling on front buffer: rejected by kernel
[12:35] <BlueAidan_work> [    2.891283] (EE) intel(0): Failed to set tiling on back buffer: rejected by kernel
[12:35] <BlueAidan_work> [    2.891353] (EE) intel(0): Failed to set tiling on depth buffer: rejected by kernel
[12:35] <RichardWolfVI> Ocol1: I was told about sensors
[12:35] <FloodBot1> BlueAidan_work: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:35] <Flxr> hey guys, how do I exclude anything below mail.err from this syslog.conf rule:
[12:36] <Flxr> *.*;auth,authpriv.none,cron.none     -/var/log/syslog
[12:36] <BlueAidan_work> I didn't think 3 lines was flooding...
[12:36] <RichardWolfVI> !paste|BlueAidan_work
[12:36] <Ocol1> Hmm
[12:36] <FransWillem> Hi, I'm having some trouble installing a Canoscan lide 20 device (supported by sane plustek). I installed sane-utils, sane-find-scanner lists the device, yet scanimage -L only lists my TV-cards. Would anyone know how to fix that ?
[12:36] <BlueAidan_work> I know about paste sites.... usually 3 lines is ok
[12:37] <brendon1> didn't offend me, BlueAidan, but I bot don't discriminate :) hehe
[12:37] <Leonheart> why nvidia driver not working for ibex?
[12:37] <RichardWolfVI> BlueAidan_work: Well, It's easier to read output that way
[12:37] <brendon1> I=the   , I don't know how I mixed that up...
[12:37] <RichardWolfVI> !nvidia|Leonheart
[12:37] <Leonheart> make os just crash!
[12:37] <Angeliki> could somebody tell me about domjudge? please?
[12:38] <r3dux> ocoll - lm-sensors
[12:38] <RichardWolfVI> !repeat|Angeliki
[12:38] <RichardWolfVI> BlueAidan_work: Well, Intel graphics just suck, I can't tell more.
[12:38] <Ocol1> I found x sensors is good
[12:39] <ubunewbie> hi all, i keep getting an error msg in the package manager. http://paste.ubuntu.com/134200/ not sure how to fix that
[12:39] <Leonheart> RichardWolfVI: why u named RichardWolfVI not ibex?
[12:39] <Ocol1> Thanks, I already put those redux :)
[12:39] <Ocol1> I was looking for a program
[12:39] <RichardWolfVI> Leonheart: hmm?
[12:39] <r3dux> (I only found lm-sensors by looking at the requirements for the SensorsScreenlet)
[12:39] <quibbler> Angeliki: have a read: http://home.a-eskwadraat.nl/~domjudge/snapshot/admin-manual/admin-manual.html
[12:39] <BlueAidan_work> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/329266
[12:39] <BlueAidan_work> hmm
[12:40] <Ocol1> I must reboot :)
[12:40] <Ocol1> just a sec
[12:40] <RichardWolfVI> Leonheart: Disable updating from CDs
[12:40] <Leonheart> RichardWolfVI: jk
[12:40] <ariqs> ok, so I compiled a program and got an error: liboctave.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. What can cause this even though I created a symlink to that file?
[12:40] <GreenLine> hello
[12:40] <RichardWolfVI> Pardon, that was for ubunewbie
[12:40] <useruser> GreenLine, hi
[12:41] <GreenLine> can somebody here help me
[12:41] <RichardWolfVI> Leonheart: my mistake
[12:41] <BlueAidan_work> RichardWolfVI: I've had great success with it in hardy. It seems since ibex, performance has gone down hill
[12:41] <RichardWolfVI> !ask|GreenLine
[12:41] <quibbler> !ask | GreenLine
[12:41] <freebse> Greenline: what is the problem
[12:41] <GreenLine> i want install ubuntu
[12:41] <useruser> !ask > GreenLine
[12:41] <freebse> Greenline: good install it :)
[12:41] <Leonheart> RichardWolfVI: after nvidia driver v.108 installation on x64 ibex just crach with "KERNEL PANIC!"  All recorder commands (eg krec,audacity) freeze and don't generate a wav-file. For example, "rec" just shows "Time: 00:00.00". How do I get line-in recording working?
[12:43] <GreenLine> appear ' type help for commands'
[12:43] <ubd> hello does ubuntu live cd runs sshd on start
[12:43] <freebse> Greenline: take the live CD boot from it and choose install from the livecd system, is this not working
[12:43] <GreenLine> whats wrong izit?
[12:43] <RichardWolfVI> Leonheart: in the terminal type dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[12:44] <RichardWolfVI> GreenLine: Retry the installation
[12:44] <Leonheart>  RichardWolfVI: i must pending using ubuntu until nvidia driver working on ubuntu then
[12:44] <GreenLine> i have try to install without try live cd,but it still can't
[12:44] <RichardWolfVI> Leonheart: Did you install the driver from the repos or from a third party?
[12:45] <ubd> Does UBUNTU live starts SSHD ?
[12:45] <GreenLine> i used Pentium4,1500Ghz,1Gb ram
[12:45] <freebse> Greenline: what happens after you choose Install from the menu
[12:45] <GreenLine> yup ubd
[12:45] <Leonheart>  RichardWolfVI: from deb packages. downloaded from packages.ubuntu.com
[12:46] <RichardWolfVI> Leonheart: Try the commend I told you earlier
[12:46] <RichardWolfVI> *command
[12:46] <GreenLine> nothing,just appear some command
[12:46] <ubd> greenline - the pc has no monitor nor kb - i can rely on sshd right?
[12:46] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[12:46] <ariqs> linux-gate.so.1 =>  (0xb7fdf000) liboctave.so => not found libz.so.1 => /usr/lib/libz.so.1 (0xb7fb5000) libstdc++.so.6 => /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6 (0xb7ec2000) libm.so.6 => /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libm.so.6 (0xb7e9d000) libgcc_s.so.1 => /lib/libgcc_s.so.1 (0xb7e92000) libc.so.6 => /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6 (0xb7d42000) /lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0xb7fe0000)
[12:46] <GreenLine> like help
[12:46] <silv3r_m00n> what is the linux equivalent of windows command nbtstat and net
[12:46] <RichardWolfVI> GreenLine: I guess your CD is corrupt, that's not a normal behaviour
[12:47] <daedra> how do you record off the sound card?
[12:47] <GreenLine> but,i try on my laptop and i can try it(live cd)
[12:47] <Leonheart>  RichardWolfVI: but installation must working correctly.... i feel ubuntu or nvidia make fishy...
[12:48] <friciszz> Hello. i have a problem that every time I reboot my pc, the sound level of PCM is turned down and muted.. I think some app starting might be doing it. does anyone have an idea how to find out?
[12:48] <GreenLine> that live can work on my laptop...
[12:48] <RichardWolfVI> Leonheart: Reconfigure xorg, complain later
[12:48] <GreenLine> but, i can't try live cd or install ubuntu on my desktop pc
[12:49] <atlas95> friciszz: try leveup sound with alsamixer then do a alsactl store
[12:49] <RichardWolfVI> GreenLine: As it's the same CD... maybe your graphics are not supported
[12:49] <GreenLine> yup.. it's same
[12:49] <Miss_k> :)
[12:50] <GreenLine> i used readon graphic card
[12:50] <Miss_k> so what is your problem?
[12:50] <Leonheart> RichardWolfVI: im starting complain since ubuntu 7.04 - 7.10...... BAD!!!! Not working on my laptop. 8.04 work, but nvidia crash... no no no no....
[12:50] <friciszz> atlas 95.. could you please explain? i'm a newbie..
[12:51] <freebse> GreenLine: install it from the one without Graphical Interface, maybe someone else in here can point you to the right iso, I use Deb and don't know which ISO to take that is not liveCD and can install in textmde
[12:51] <RichardWolfVI> Leonheart: Reconfigure X.Org, have you done it?
[12:51] <ubunewbie> RichardWolfVI, sorry which was for me?
[12:51] <RichardWolfVI> ubunewbie: Disable updating from CDs
[12:52] <Leonheart> RichardWolfVI: ok, maybe later.... since i hate installing again from the start... :((
[12:52] <ubunewbie> RichardWolfVI, great. thank you
[12:52] <Levan-i> hi there, i need to install dhcp3-server on ubuntu, that has no intenret connection (i cant use apt-get)
[12:52] <Levan-i> what shall i do?
[12:53] <Leonheart>  RichardWolfVI: btw, there is no way to test it via live boot isn't?
[12:53] <Ocol> Hey guys, I just loaded lm sensors, but it gives me some kind of name Adapter: Virtual device
[12:53] <Ocol> temp1:       +91.0°C  (crit = +100.0°C), anyone has any idea what's that?
[12:53] <silv3r_m00n> hi
[12:54] <Ocol> My ubuntu system shut downs sometimes
[12:54] <Ocol> from heat
[12:54] <silv3r_m00n> ubuntu is not accessing shared files on a windows computer on LAN
[12:54] <RichardWolfVI> Leonheart: You can update packages on the LiveCD, but I guess it won't work with the ones that need to reboot.
[12:54] <silv3r_m00n> nautilus over here smb://workgroup/  displays nothing
[12:55] <Leonheart> RichardWolfVI: i hope 9.04 working then.... thanks!
[12:55] <RichardWolfVI> Levan-i: You can download the packages on other computer and install them.
[12:56] <claude> claude
[12:56] <claude> salut tout le monde
[12:56] <Leonheart> LU SEMUA BLOOM MANDI!!!!!
[12:56] <daedra> how do you record off the soundcard, storing the sound device's stdout stream into a file?
[12:56] <daedra> how do you record off the soundcard, storing the sound device's stdout stream into a file?
[12:56] <RichardWolfVI> !french|claude
[12:56] <daedra> sorry*
[12:56] <FloodBot1> daedra: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:56] <Miss_k> use line in
[12:57] <daedra> Miss_k: how?
[12:57] <RichardWolfVI> daedra: The sound recorder is pretty straightforward.
[12:57] <claude> d'accord merci
[12:57] <quibbler> !fr | claude
[12:57] <GreenLine> may the different ubuntu and kubuntu?
[12:58] <GreenLine> what* the different ubuntu and kubuntu?
[12:58] <RichardWolfVI> GreenLine: One uses GNOME, the other KDE
[12:58] <GreenLine> owh
[12:59] <daedra> RichardWolfVI: ok.
[12:59] <freebse> bye Weekend
[13:00] <daedra> RichardWolfVI: for recording off of the soundcard its simple?
[13:00] <daedra> RichardWolfVI: I don't see how
[13:00] <kelli> can anyone tell me how to turn ISO images to CD?
[13:00] <simmerz> what would cause cedilla and e acute characters to show properly locally and not on our production server? they're being sent using rjs, and the headers say text/javascript; charset: utf-8
[13:00] <kelli> can anyone tell me how to turn ISO images to CD?
[13:01] <axa> brasero???
[13:01] <daedra> anyone ever recorded off the sound card?
[13:02] <kelli> can anyone tell me how to turn ISO images to CD?
[13:02] <RichardWolfVI> daedra: Pardon, go to your sound settings and set your sound card line in as input.
[13:02] <RichardWolfVI> !burn|kelli
[13:02] <dti02> Algum BR aqui?
[13:02] <RichardWolfVI> br|dti02
[13:03] <RichardWolfVI> pt|dti02
[13:03] <bazhang> !br
[13:03] <RichardWolfVI> !pt|dti02
[13:03] <daedra> RichardWolfVI: ah ok
[13:05] <ortec> Olá pessoal,
[13:05] <erUSUL> !pt | ortec
[13:05] <Brad777> Hello I'm having trouble with my sound I'm not sure if pulseaudio or alsa is the culprit... all of my sound applications work except for my movie players (totem, smplayer)
[13:05] <RichardWolfVI> Brad777: Which are you using for soud output?
[13:06] <kagou> anyone have tried to automatically mount an external hdd on eSATA ?
[13:06] <Brad777> RichardWolfVI: I have it on autodetect
[13:07] <xconvergex> HELO
[13:08] <RichardWolfVI> Brad777 Try setting all of them in ALSA
[13:08] <RichardWolfVI> !mount|kagou
[13:08] <xconvergex> Can I play games on ubuntu ?????????????
[13:08] <RichardWolfVI> !games|xconvergex
[13:09] <Brad777> RichardWolfVI: Okay they are all set to alsa, but it still doesn't work
[13:09] <ZykoticK9> xconvergex, what games do you want to play?
[13:09] <xconvergex> I don't know
[13:09] <xconvergex> ZykoticK9
[13:10] <RichardWolfVI> Brad777: Restart, try again
[13:10] <ZykoticK9> xconvergex, there aren't nearly as many games under linux as under Windows - just be informed.
[13:10] <xconvergex> ZykoticK9 these games are free on ubuntu ?
[13:11] <Brad777> RichardWolfVI: k
[13:11] <ZykoticK9> xconvergex, some are free, some are demos, some you have to pay for.
[13:11] <keeley> #join ubuntu-it
[13:11] <Mraedis> Hey guys, how do I change the rights of a file via the terminal?
[13:11] <keeley> join #ubuntu-it
[13:11] <RichardWolfVI> !chmod|Mraedis
[13:11] <Mraedis> Thanks
[13:11] <xconvergex> I am now with windows but it makes me sick
[13:11] <BlueAidan_work> is there any way to get the old i810 driver for xorg? it seems the newest intel drivers are more targeted for the newer chipsets, and performance sucks on the old ones.
[13:12] <ZykoticK9> Mraedis, "chmod ugo+rwx filename" ugo is user group other; rwx is read write execute - customize to suit
[13:12] <RichardWolfVI> i810|BlueAidan_work
[13:12] <RichardWolfVI> !i810|BlueAidan_work
[13:12] <Mraedis> Better :p thanks again
[13:12] <keeley> my system today say "new partial upgrade avaiable" is correct? (I have 8.10)
[13:12] <BlueAidan_work> there's a repo for arch linux
[13:12] <BlueAidan_work> http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=66057
[13:13] <Mraedis> works! thanks :)
[13:13] <kagou> RichardWolfVI, !mount is not a response
[13:13] <Mraedis> It blocked my updating-rights
[13:13] <xconvergex> ZykoticK9 . There are cracks for games in windows. are there in ubuntu ?
[13:13] <RichardWolfVI> kagou: Sorry, I guess your devices should mount automatically.
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[13:13] <RichardWolfVI> kagou: check the "man mount"
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> !mount
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> !fstab
[13:14] <vagab> e
[13:14] <kagou> RichardWolfVI, it's not a problem with mount. I talk about eSATA it's an hal/kernel problem
[13:15] <kagou> I'm searching personn who have been confronted to this problem
[13:15] <ZykoticK9> xconvergex, i've never heard of one.  strange question you're asking actually.  most games that can run under linux will run under wine, which uses the windows files.  so and additional files that may be required to run in windows, will still be required under wine as well.  how that makes sense...
[13:15] <buyaka> can I upgrade python 2.6 through the package managers?
[13:16] <RichardWolfVI> !copyright|xconvergex
[13:16] <vagab> give me please the link to download apache
[13:16] <RichardWolfVI> xconvergex: Cracking a game is illegal, you cant ask for it here.
[13:16] <RichardWolfVI> vagab: Get it from the repos
[13:16] <bazhang> !piracy > xconvergex
[13:16] <GreenLine> !automate
[13:16] <xconvergex> ZykoticK9 I am not good with computers.
[13:17] <hazrpg> hey all
[13:17] <Brad777> RichardWolfVI: that didn't fix it
[13:18] <RichardWolfVI> Brad777: I'm short of ideas, I'm afraid.
[13:18] <buyaka> do I have to compile python 2.6 from source to get it on ubuntu 8.10?
[13:18] <hazrpg> would people recommend using the amd64 version of ubuntu for a core 2 duo laptop? or is using the standard i386 be the best solution? (currently running on i386)
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> !info python
[13:18] <RichardWolfVI> buyaka; Or you could just wait.
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> hazrpg: how much ram do you have and what is the main use of the laptop?
[13:19] <xconvergex> what makes ubuntu better than windows ?
[13:19] <buyaka> RichardWolfVI,  I dont mind waiting, I just wasnt sure if they'd decided to keep it at 2.5
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> xconvergex: thats offtopic here, head to #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:19] <bazhang> !ot | xconvergex
[13:19] <seagate> ubuntu is free dude
[13:19] <hazrpg> 2GB RAM, nVidia 8600GS graphics card
[13:19] <ZykoticK9> hazrpg, if you have more then 4Gigs of memory, then use the 64bit version.  if you want things to run more smoothly use the 32bit.
[13:20] <LordMetroid> !ot
[13:20] <hazrpg> main use currently is browsing, coding (HTML and Java mainly), and gaming
[13:20] <RichardWolfVI> hazrpg: I'd recommend you to stay 32-bit
[13:20] <ZykoticK9> hazrpg, if gaming is an issue stick to the 32bit version
[13:21] <milkncat> Does anyone tried to use Cinema4d with wine ?
[13:21] <RichardWolfVI> ZykoticK9: Even with more than 4 GB, there's PAE
[13:21] <hazrpg> Nah, just use the simple open-sourced games really
[13:21] <RichardWolfVI> !appdb|milkncat
[13:21] <hazrpg> I only ask, because isn't i386 Pentium 1?
[13:21] <ZykoticK9> RichardWolfVI, is PAE available for desktop?  it's buggy too i hear.
[13:22] <RichardWolfVI> ZykoticK9: NOpe, I had to switch to the server kernel, It's worked great for me.
[13:22] <milkncat> RichardWolfVI: thanks
[13:22] <hazrpg> I tried to install FileZilla FTP and it says it needs at least i686 (which makes sense, since i686 arch is P2)
[13:22] <RichardWolfVI> hazrpg: i386 is a designation for processors based on Intel's 80386
[13:23] <mrwes> Will ubuntu 8.04 server edition support this card?  Rosewill RC-210 Silicon Image e-SATA PCI Controller Card - Also includes an additional Low Profile Size PCI Bracket - Retail
[13:23] <RichardWolfVI> hazrpg: It'll work
[13:23] <buyaka> does firefox work fine for you guys?  I've got a little bug in the way it displays tabs
[13:24] <RichardWolfVI> mrwes: Not sure, but you could just try it yourself, if it dosn't work, you can go back to generic
[13:24] <m3gaman> buyaka:: works great
[13:24] <hazrpg> RichardWolfVI: Hehe, yeah I know it works... been using i386 every time I've installed ubuntu on any machine, I just don't understand why FileZilla is awkward.
[13:24] <mrwes> RichardWolfVI, yah
[13:25] <liza0> hello
[13:25] <RichardWolfVI> mrwes: don't forget to install linux-restricted and linux-backports for server, just in case
[13:26] <RichardWolfVI> hazrpg: i686 introduces some instructions not available in precessors older that the P2
[13:26] <mrwes> RichardWolfVI, hrmm..via apt-get you mean, or enable those repos in the sources list?
[13:26] <EDinNY> What version is the latest ubuntu kernel?
[13:26] <ZykoticK9> RichardWolfVI, hazrpg i'm recommending the 32bit version but: I'm personally running the 64bit version with only 4Gs Memory and run many games and 32-bit only apps without problems, but a few programs out there will not run on 64bit (like boxee, which turned out to be a disappointment due to stability).  some games and other programs you start running into lib32 issues and troubleshooting startup errors from programs - but you can usually get the
[13:26] <ZykoticK9> m to work.
[13:27] <bullgard4> EDinNY: Ask that in #ubuntu+1
[13:27] <RichardWolfVI> EDinNY: 2.6.27-14 for Hardy
[13:27] <RichardWolfVI> *Intrepid
[13:27] <Sega_Dude> hey guys can u please help me get my ArterOS wirless card working?
[13:27] <Sega_Dude> *wireless
[13:27] <RichardWolfVI> !atheros|Sega_Dude
[13:28] <EDinNY> RichardWolfVI: thanks...how about the one before that?
[13:28] <mrwes> RichardWolfVI, hrmm..via apt-get you mean, or enable those repos in the sources list?
[13:29] <Brad777> RichardWolfVI: thanks anyways :-D
[13:29] <Aperculum> when I try to print millimeter grid paper from printablepaper.net, I cannot get it to scale right
[13:29] <Brad777> hazrpg: unless you have more than 4 GB of ram I'd reccomend using the i386
[13:30] <Aperculum> it's like 1 millimeter to short on 15cm distance
[13:30] <hazrpg> RichardWolfVI: Yeah, I understand that. Thanks for the info though, I shall stick with i386. Do you know of a good FTP program similar to FileZilla?
[13:30] <ZykoticK9> hazrpg, look into gftp even supports ssh :)
[13:30] <RichardWolfVI> hazrpg: FileZilla has been my favourite, so no
[13:31] <RichardWolfVI> EDinNY: What about it?
[13:31] <Sega_Dude> hey guys whats the difference between ubuntu 32 bit and 64 bit?
[13:31] <mrwes> how about just using Nautilus - file | connect to server
[13:31] <hazrpg> RichardWolfVI: Is there a way of getting FileZilla to work on ubuntu i386? (other than Wine - although I will use Wine if I have to)
[13:31] <EDinNY> RichardWolfVI: just wanted to know the version of the Kernel in the last release
[13:32] <RichardWolfVI> hazrpg: sudo apt-get install filezilla
[13:32] <mrwes> hazrpg, you can ftp with nautilus
[13:32] <RichardWolfVI> EDinNY: Well, I told you.
[13:32] <hazrpg> mrwes: tried that already, otherwise I wouldn't be asking ;)
[13:32] <EDinNY> that was the current release
[13:32] <mrwes> hazrpg, ahh.. k
[13:33] <RichardWolfVI> EDinNY: Oh, you mean Jaunty
[13:33] <RichardWolfVI> EDinNY: it's 2.6.28 :P
[13:33] <hazrpg> mrwes: I won't connect to my FTP server, because of strict settings imposed on the server.
[13:33] <mrwes> hrmm
[13:33] <EDinNY> jaunty is the next version?
[13:33] <EDinNY> or rather next ubuntu release?
[13:34] <mrwes> ssh won't work either?
[13:34] <tux_> EDinNY, yup
[13:34] <RichardWolfVI> EDinNY: Yeah, it'll be released in a month or so
[13:34] <EDinNY> how about the one before Hardy?
[13:34] <adderx99> hmm...CNN Breaking News (11 seconds ago)
[13:34] <adderx99> U.S. Navy vessels U.S.S. Hartford, U.S.S. New Orleans collide in the Strait of Hormuz, commander of U.S. 5th Fleet says.
[13:34] <hazrpg> RichardWolfVI: should really of tried apt-get first... thanks, I was just browsing Add/Remove to see what was available... and saw FileZilla but it said i686 on the description so assumed i couldn't install it lol.
[13:34] <RichardWolfVI> 2.6.29 version of the kernel is in RC status, I guess I won't be relesed in Ubuntu til 910
[13:35] <EDinNY> gutsy?
[13:35] <hazrpg> EDinNY: I'm currently using jaunty... works great :D
[13:35] <RichardWolfVI> EDinNY: No idea for older releases. Why the questions?
[13:35] <EDinNY> looking for an easy way to compile and test a driver against the right kernel
[13:36] <ZykoticK9> hazrpg, although it's called ubuntu i386 it's not true, i don't think the linux kernel even supports 386 any more, it's really i686 :)
[13:36] <EDinNY> found it
[13:36] <RichardWolfVI> ZykoticK9: An overclocked 80386 will do
[13:36] <RichardWolfVI> :P
[13:37] <hazrpg> ZykoticK9: Ahhh! Thanks for confirming that. I was thinking that i386 was a bit ancient by now lol.
[13:37] <Lasivian> any suggestyions on a simple cad program for Ubuntu? thanks
[13:37] <RichardWolfVI> !cad|Lasivian
[13:37] <RichardWolfVI> chucks
[13:38] <ZykoticK9> Lasivian, <joking> lol it there a "simple" cad program for any os?
[13:38] <Lasivian> yes, well....
[13:38] <Lasivian> I just need something to draw with
[13:38] <RichardWolfVI> Lasivian: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuScience
[13:38] <hazrpg> Lasivian: I'm sure I've seen a few CAD packages in add/remove
[13:38] <Lasivian> but with a snap-to-grid
[13:39] <Lasivian> hazrpg: I'm a chick, I like to get the human angle, not a nameless package :)
[13:39] <hazrpg> (I browse add/remove alot to find new software lol, that and when i can't find one on SourceForge and FreshMeat
[13:39] <dft_> heh, anyone else having issues with the 2.6.24-24-generic update?
[13:39] <EDinNY> there are chickshere?
[13:39] <EDinNY> lol
[13:39] <storbeck> You can use QCad
[13:39] <hazrpg> Lasivian: Hehe, my apologies. Hold on then.
[13:40] <dft_> I keep getting "could not find postinst hook script [update-grub]" even though it exists
[13:40] <RichardWolfVI> Lasivian: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuScience#Engineering Sciences
[13:40] <bluepojo> Hello.  How might I set up a priority list for connecting to Wifi networks?  It keeps trying to connect to networks that I don't have passwords for, rather than my home network.
[13:40] <RichardWolfVI> Lasivian: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuScience#Engineering_Sciences
[13:40] <RichardWolfVI> pardon for that
[13:41] <hazrpg> Lasivian: Yeah QCaD seems to be the best one.
[13:41] <Lasivian> thanks
[13:42] <Zallik> ello
[13:42]  * Lasivian is lame, she likes drawing gaming maps on the computer :P
[13:42] <Sega_Dude> im having trouble getting my external monitor to its native res.
[13:42] <dft_> ack, nm, grub needs to be installed
[13:42] <__8472> hi, i'm trying to configure the isc's dhcp (dhcp3), and i'm trying to make IP allocation based on the part of MAC address, using this "match if substring (hardware,1,3) = 00:00:00;" , but it doesn't work. how can find what's wrong? because there is no error, no other problem with the dhcp. thx in advance.
[13:42] <Zallik> can i get wobble windows using a xhost?
[13:42] <storbeck> Lasivian: Use Blender if you want to make actual maps.
[13:43] <Lasivian> blender is.. complicated
[13:43] <storbeck> No it's not :P
[13:43] <Lasivian> i'm a chick, work with me here :P
[13:43] <hazrpg> Lasivian: Hehe, blender's only complicated because of the default layout it sets
[13:44] <Lasivian> i'm supposed to be able to exploit the "female incapable" side when I want to
[13:44] <Zallik> does ubuntu come with xhost / xserver, or do i need to get it?
[13:44] <Sega_Dude> im having trouble getting my external monitor to its native res.
[13:44] <storbeck> Yes it does, Zallik
[13:44] <__8472> hi, i'm trying to configure the isc's dhcp (dhcp3), and i'm trying to make IP allocation based on the part of MAC address, using this "match if substring (hardware,1,3) = 00:00:00;" , but it doesn't work. how can find what's wrong? because there is no error, no other problem with the dhcp. thx in advance.
[13:44] <RichardWolfVI> !repeat|Sega_Dude
[13:44] <hazrpg> Lasivian: When you say you like make gaming maps, what do you currently use (on windows for example, or other O/S)
[13:45] <Zallik> storbeck, is it easy enough to set up a version on windows?
[13:45] <RichardWolfVI> !repeat|__8472
[13:45] <Lasivian> hazrpg: campaign cartographer
[13:45] <storbeck> I wouldn't know, I've never done that
[13:45] <dandre> I have an sd-card reader connected to my usb port. How can I format it?
[13:45] <Lasivian> but since I want to move to Linux that goes bye-bye
[13:46] <dandre> format the card inserted into it
[13:46] <Lasivian> dandre: partition manager I believe
[13:46] <hazrpg> Not necessarily, i've used Wine to make some apps work in linux
[13:46] <dandre> I haven't found it
[13:46] <Sega_Dude> im having trouble getting my external monitor to its native res.
[13:46] <__8472> hi, i'm trying to configure the isc's dhcp (dhcp3), and i'm trying to make IP allocation based on the part of MAC address, using this "match if substring (hardware,1,3) = 00:00:00;" , but it doesn't work. how can find what's wrong? because there is no error, no other problem with the dhcp. thx in advance.
[13:46] <Lasivian> hazrpg: LAME! oh.. ahem.. I mean "That would still mean sullying my good linux box with windows filth"
[13:47] <Zallik> storbeck, can u give me a quick fact, if im using windows and putty to open up a file on a linux box, whos the client and whos the server?
[13:47] <neko> hi people
[13:47] <storbeck> Windows is the client, and Linux is the server
[13:47] <hazrpg> Lasivian: I agree, but until developers can pull their fingers out of their ... *cough* i mean when developers suddenly realise the potential of Linux, they'll code more stuff for it.
[13:47] <Zallik> thankyou
[13:47] <Lasivian> dandre: http://groups.google.com/group/beagleboard/browse_thread/thread/2e054693dca41e38/532e16a8a3122f8c?lnk=raot&pli=1
[13:48] <neko> I seek for a better gui query browser solution for linux than the mysql default one that keep on crashing on my ubuntu box
[13:48] <hazrpg> Lasivian: Hmm, just googled "campaign cartographer", does that actually do 3D or 2D stuff?
[13:48] <Lasivian> hazrpg: I use an older version for 2D
[13:48] <neko> sorry bad tabs
[13:48] <bluepojo> It's not really developers.  If Linux was more widely used (and it is on the rise) then more developers would write software for it.  It's kinda chicken => egg thing.
[13:49] <Zallik> storbeck, what is a generic interenet program that comes with ubuntu?
[13:49] <Zallik> starts with a K or somehting?
[13:49] <storbeck> Huh?
[13:49] <Lasivian> Zallik: rephrase please
[13:49] <bluepojo> the KDE browser?
[13:49] <hazrpg> Lasivian: Hmmz... what do you do with the end product? Or just enjoy making them?
[13:49] <dandre> Lasivian: isn't there some gui utility to do that?
[13:49] <storbeck> Firefox?
[13:50] <nexsja> 'ello. I've created a user using 'adduser' command, this user is also an FTP user. How can i lock this user to his homedir?
[13:50] <Sega_Dude> i need help with mu external monitor...
[13:50] <bluepojo> Konqueror
[13:50] <storbeck> nexsja: You have to create the user in a jailshell
[13:50] <Lasivian> hazrpg: tabletop gaming
[13:50] <Lasivian> dandre: unfortunately no
[13:50] <dandre> ok
[13:50] <bluepojo> Lasivian: what sort of table top gaming are you talking about?
[13:50] <Lasivian> bluepojo: D&D and the like
[13:51] <Zallik> sorry, i was looking for a interent browser for Linux, that comes in the bundle
[13:51] <storbeck> Use Firefox
 Konqueror [13:51] <Lasivian> you know, dice and books and geeks... the stuff that mostly went over to slobbering fat folks playing WoW
[13:51] <bluepojo> Lasivian: ah. was thinking maybe I'd discovered another warhammer player. >_>
[13:51] <hazrpg> Lasivian: DnD Style :P?
[13:51] <RichardWolfVI> Zallik: Firefox is the deafault browser in Ubuntu, Konqueror in Kubuntu.
[13:51] <nexsja> storbeck umm.. how do i do that? :>
[13:51] <bluepojo> Lasivian: nothing like throwing 35 dice at a time... ahhh
[13:51] <Lasivian> bluepojo: no, my wargaming was Battletech/Mechwarrior
[13:51] <Zallik> man, i havent done this linix think for aaaagers, and most of its already excaped my mind... i have a brain like a sive
[13:52] <bluepojo> Lasivian: ah ok. I never played that.  I've been a Warhammer Fantasy player for a long time though.
[13:52] <Lasivian> Battletech is like Warhammer, but the pieces have alot more hitpoints and you get fewer
[13:52] <Pqhda> How can I make sshd print a message before login?
[13:52] <keyton> is there any kernel patch for tty vga modes, on older kernel 2.6.22 vga=791 work perfect, but with my 2.6.24-23 doesnt work is there any solution to this or i need recompile my kernel
[13:52] <storbeck> nexsja: This should come in handy: http://www.fuschlberger.net/programs/ssh-scp-sftp-chroot-jail/
[13:52] <bluepojo> right... kinda like WarMachine, I think.
[13:52] <hazrpg> Lasivian: One last question, since i dont really know  campaign cartographer, does it have all the pictures and stuff to auto-magically drop them in, or do you make them yourself?
[13:53] <sipior> Pqhda: you can have a look at /etc/motd
[13:53] <Lasivian> hazrpg: it has all the stuff already premade, but I tend to just make them myself and keep a copy/paste set on the side of my project
[13:53] <Pqhda> sipior: no
[13:53] <storbeck> Pqhda: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/change-openssh-sshd-server-login-banner.html
[13:53] <Pqhda> storbeck: ok
[13:53] <sipior> Pqhda: no? care to be more specific?
[13:53] <Pqhda> banner
[13:54] <hazrpg> Lasivian: Right, i'll see if I can find something for ya.
[13:54] <Pqhda> sorry i'm stupid
[13:54] <Pelo> anyone have a clue how to find the telephone number for the montreal office of ubuntu/canonical ?
[13:55] <Sega_Dude> I still need help with my wireless card
[13:55] <ziroday> Pelo: try contacting someone at http://www.canonical.com/aboutus/contactus
[13:56] <nexsja> storbeck that's a bit too complicated for me :/
[13:56] <hazrpg> brb
[13:56] <RichardWolfVI> !atheros|Sega_Dude
[13:56] <Zallik> -bash: xhost: command not found
[13:56] <GreenDelta> hey, i installed apache2, php5 mysql-server and phpmyadmin but if i want to start phpmyadmin i always get this: The requested URL /phpmyadmin/ was not found on this server.
[13:57] <RichardWolfVI> Sega_Dude: It's pretty straight forward
[13:57] <Zallik> why is it doing that?
[13:57] <Sega_Dude> RichardWolfVI: I tryed that already
[13:57] <jie> 我的学校无线网是开放式的  要拨号 在U8.10下弄不了 有谁能帮帮我吗
[13:57] <ziroday> GreenDelta: try going to http://localhost/phpmyadmin
[13:57] <ziroday> !ch | jie
[13:57] <ziroday> !cn | jie
[13:57] <RichardWolfVI> GreenDelta: The URL is http://localhot/phpmyadmin
[13:57] <GreenDelta> ziroday: thats what i tried
[13:58] <Zallik> ????
[13:58] <jie> sorry
[13:58] <RichardWolfVI> Sega_Dude: What did you try?
[13:58] <GreenDelta> RichardWolfVI: thats what i tried
[13:58] <ziroday> GreenDelta: and going to http://localhost shows a "It works!" page?
[13:58] <GreenDelta> ziroday: yes, and php works 2
[13:58] <ziroday> GreenDelta: where/how did you install phpmyadmin?
[13:59] <GreenDelta> ziroday "sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin"
[13:59] <ziroday> GreenDelta: right
[13:59] <Zallik> why isnt my xhost working???
[13:59] <hazrpg> Lasivian: campaign cartographer seems rather cool tbh ^_^, might have to recommend it to my friend who's addicted to DnD at the moment lol
[13:59] <sipior> Zallik: how does it fail?
[14:00] <hazrpg> Erm.. seems there isn't really a great alternative to campaign cartographer on linux really
[14:00] <ziroday> GreenDelta: does /usr/share/phpmyadmin exist?
[14:00] <knowbot> can somebody help me withe the foiling: in g parted when i try 2 format a pat. bigger than 1TB: A partition cannot have a length of -1 sectors
[14:00] <Zallik> sipior -bash: xhost: command not found
[14:00] <hazrpg> i'll see sourceforge to see if there's anything
[14:00] <hazrpg> but try QCaD for now to see what that's like
[14:00] <ziroday> GreenDelta: as well as /etc/phpmyadmin?
[14:00] <GreenDelta> ziroday: a ls in '/var/www/' shows there is no phpmyadmin. /usr/share/phpmyadmin does exist
[14:00] <ziroday> GreenDelta: and /etc/apache2/conf.d/phpmyadmin.conf
[14:01] <sipior> Zallik: do you have the package x11-xserver-utils installed?
[14:01] <ziroday> GreenDelta: right, well that is where phpmyadmin should of installed to. It wont appear in /var/www
[14:01] <GreenDelta> ziroday: nope, the .conf doesnt exist -.-
[14:01] <sipior> Zallik: also, check to make sure that /usr/bin is still in your path...
[14:01] <ziroday> GreenDelta: well then you haven't installed phpmyadmin :). Try remove and reinstall it
[14:01] <storbeck> GreenDelta: find / -name phpmyadmin.conf -print 2>/dev/null
[14:02] <arnas> _hot
[14:02] <Zallik> sipior, how do i check those two things?
[14:02] <GreenDelta> ziroday: i already tried this, but no change.
[14:02] <sipior> Zallik: dpkg -l | grep x11-xserver-utils
[14:02] <sipior> Zallik: and "echo $PATH"
[14:02] <nexsja> can anybody help me? I'm using PureFTP and i've created a user that i need to limit to his home directory. How can i do that?
[14:02] <keytonnnnn> is there any kernel patch for tty vga modes, on older kernel 2.6.22 vga=791 work perfect, but with my 2.6.24-23 doesnt work is there any solution to this or i need recompile my kernel
[14:03] <Zallik> it didnt find anything
[14:03] <sipior> Zallik: then "sudo apt-get install x11-xserver-utils" should sort you out
[14:03] <Zallik> ut usr/bin was there
[14:03] <ziroday> GreenDelta: well the package is not installing properly then. There should be files in those dirs. Did you apt-get clean and the reinstall?
[14:04] <GreenDelta> ziroday: i did "sudo apt-get remove phpmyadmin" and then the same with install
[14:05] <GreenDelta> ziroday: and i restarted apache2
[14:05] <knowbot>  can somebody help me with  Gparted  and a >1TB disk
[14:05] <ziroday> GreenDelta: that is not suffecient. Do sudo apt-get --purge remove phpmyadmin and then sudo apt-get clean and then sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin
[14:06] <storbeck> nexsja: vi  /etc/pure-ftpd.conf
[14:06] <m1chael> i boot up ubuntu using the live install cd... went to administrative tools and attempted to create a usb boot device... but my device was not listed under the usb devices list... but my device shows up on the desktop and shows up for the partitioning tool... what to do? anyone have any suggestions for this?
[14:07] <Sega_Dude> need help getting external monitor to native res
[14:07] <storbeck> And change the line: ChrootEveryone=YES
[14:07] <ziroday> Sega_Dude: we will need more details. What is the current resolution, what is the expected resolution, what monitor type and size, what graphics card and driver are you using
[14:07] <Zallik> damn it, my password isnt working!!!
[14:07] <storbeck> !ohmy
[14:08] <Ubunewbie> hi all, can you help with my firewire issues?
[14:08] <sipior> i'm pretty sure we can handle "damn it", here in the 21st century.
[14:08] <GreenDelta> ziroday: ok now he asked at setup which type of webserver i want to configurate and i chose apache2 (which is installed) but still there is no .conf file
[14:08] <Zallik> do i change to root with "su root"
[14:08] <Zallik> ?
[14:08] <storbeck> sudo -i
[14:09] <ziroday> GreenDelta: what about /usr/share/phpmyadmin?
[14:09] <GreenDelta> ziroday: still exists
[14:09] <GreenDelta> with plenty of files in it
[14:10] <ziroday> GreenDelta: err does http://localhost/phpmyadmin load?
[14:10] <second_thought> clear
[14:10] <Zallik> is there anyway to purge the pasword files?
[14:11] <sipior> Zallik: what exactly are you trying to fix/accomplish?
[14:11] <GreenDelta> ziroday: nope
[14:11] <second_thought> hey guys. I'm having some problems with creating a bootable usb thumbdrive
[14:11] <GreenDelta> ziroday: still 404
[14:11] <hazrpg> Lasivian: you still there?
[14:11] <ziroday> GreenDelta: why not try a phpmyadmin install from sourc e
[14:11] <sipior> Zallik: i mean, you could remove them, of course, but then you couldn't log in :-)
[14:11] <hazrpg> Lasivian: Think I might of found something that'll work for you
[14:11] <second_thought> I'm trying to put the usb version of clonezilla on it
[14:12] <GreenDelta> ziroday: from source? what do you mean?
[14:12] <Zallik> the root password isnt working
[14:12] <sipior> Zallik: well, you should just be able to use your own password, with sudo.
[14:12] <sipior> Zallik: no root password required.
[14:12] <dr_willis> !sudo | Zallik
[14:12] <GreenDelta> ziroday: isnt phpmyadmin a apache2 module and wants to be activated?
[14:12] <ziroday> GreenDelta: as in from http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/index.php
[14:13] <second_thought> the thing starts up but when I press any key I get a system beep and a bunch of garbled ANSCII text on the screen
[14:13] <second_thought> I'm not really familier with syslinux
[14:13] <Ubunewbie> hello everyone, i need firewire help please. i'm trying to set this up http://www.ffado.org and i get stuck in synaptic at this error msg http://paste.ubuntu.com/134232/ any ideas?
[14:13] <Zallik> but ive made another account which i log in with
[14:13] <dr_willis> Zallik:  only the inititally made user has sudo rights.
[14:14] <Zallik>  is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
[14:14] <Zallik> :(
[14:14] <GreenDelta> ziroday: ok i'll try this, thx very much!! bye
[14:14] <second_thought>  - ubunewbie - I if you know what you need to download just grab it with apt-get
[14:14] <keytonnnnn> is there any kernel patch for tty vga modes, on older kernel 2.6.22 vga=791 work perfect, but with my 2.6.24-23 doesnt work is there any solution to this or i need recompile my kernel
[14:14] <sipior> Zallik: you can add your login to the sudoers file, but you'll need someone with sudo access to do it :-)
[14:14] <dr_willis> Zallik:  like i said.. only the initially made user can do sudo.. without other configuration
[14:14] <roadfish> Any tips on debugging/fixing audio capture? For example, arecord test.wav generates only a 44byte file.
[14:14] <bredoto_> hia
[14:14] <sipior> Zallik: can you log in as the user you initially created?
[14:15] <pfalcone> anybody have an idea how to regenerate /dev/log?
[14:15] <bredoto_> does anybody knows how to make own deb-packages, or any helpful resourses?
[14:15] <second_thought> ah whateva.. I'm just going to use UNetbootin
[14:15] <second_thought> nuff said....
[14:16] <Zallik> sipior, im gonna try another way to log in, threw a web intereface...
[14:16] <Zallik> lol
[14:16] <LionOpeter> do i need to read all of your docs?
[14:16] <LionOpeter> there is too much :\
[14:17] <sipior> LionOpeter: whose docs?
[14:17] <LionOpeter> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FAQ
[14:17] <Zallik> wtf? my passwords working again
[14:17] <Ubunewbie> second_thought, first off, thanks for responding so quickly. second, i installed a bunch of packages that were listed via synaptic and they all show up in the synaptic list of packages but they just won't install. i'm confused i get this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/134232/ but i don't know what else i need to add or change in any way
[14:17] <Zallik> omg... confuzzled
[14:18] <jturek> QUESTION:   Is there a program like gnome-terminal  that has custom toolbars that i can make macro buttons to paste common commands? (sort of like I can do in WRQ Reflection or PROComm
[14:18] <Zallik> The following NEW packages will be installed:
[14:18] <Zallik>   libice6 libsm6 libxaw7 libxi6 libxmu6 libxpm4 libxrandr2 libxrender1 libxt6
[14:18] <Zallik>   libxtrap6 libxxf86misc1 libxxf86vm1 x11-xserver-utils
[14:18] <Zallik> didnt i want the x11-utils?
[14:18] <sipior> Zallik: i believe so
[14:19] <Zallik> wait... LOL i cant read
[14:19] <Zallik> dw
[14:19] <daryl__> having a tough time getting ubuntu installed on a dt research webdt366. its a tablet pc and right when the progress bar changes from back and forth pogo to an actual progress indicator, about 20 percent up that progress, my graphics go corrupted and screen becomes unusable. what exactly is happening during the beginning stages of that "load"?
[14:19] <Zallik> BAM
[14:19] <Zallik> YAY, xhost works
[14:19] <Zallik> thanks boys
[14:19] <Zallik> im off 2 bed, the mz is sleeping beside me, and i can here her sleeping angry
[14:20] <Zallik> LOL
[14:20] <Zallik> she thinks im a nerd...
[14:20] <Zallik> LOLZ!
[14:20] <sipior> daryl_: can you try the text installer?
[14:20] <Zallik> how do i shutdown my box?
[14:20] <Zallik> lol
[14:21] <Zallik> can ya sudo shutdown?
[14:21] <daryl__> i can but in xubuntu it seems to do the same
[14:21] <daryl__> tried passing vga=normal as a kernel argument but no avail
[14:21] <cperrin88> Hi, since my last autpmatic ernel update my screen is just rainbow stripes but nothing more
[14:21] <mustangg1> hello. How might I check to see which version of an app is present in the repos?
[14:22] <bredoto_> does anybody know how to make own deb-packages, or any helpful resourses?
[14:22] <dr_willis> !apt
[14:22] <dr_willis> when in doubt - check the 'short apt-get manual' :)
[14:22] <sipior> mustangg1: apt-cache policy <package>
[14:22] <dr_willis> then check teh longer ones.
[14:22] <LED> Anyone here use aMule? (I have a problem with it)
[14:23] <fevel> the panel option screen-resolution refuses to apply my desired resolution, even though I know its the right one. Is there a way for me to force it?
[14:23] <LjL> !packaging > bredoto_    (bredoto_, see the private message from ubottu)
[14:24] <bredoto_> LjL, thanks
[14:24] <boerzel> hi out there. does anyone here know, how to change the fonts size and look of kde-programs, wich are used under GNOME? I am running Ubuntu 8.10 64-bit.
[14:24] <LED> Anyone at all?
[14:25] <michaeldadmum> boerzel: Try to tune it in KDE system settings.
[14:25] <vagab> what command creats a file?
[14:25] <boerzel> michaeldadmum: thankx, but where do I find them? I do not know the new kde4x.
[14:25] <sellout_> vagab: touch
[14:25] <sipior> boerzel: maybe try qtconfig?
[14:26] <michaeldadmum> boerzel: try to install systemsettings
[14:26] <hazrpg> if anyone knows Lasivian, tell her that AutoREALM is the best open-source alternative, but she'll still need Wine as it hasn't been ported to linux yet
[14:26] <vagab> thanks
[14:26] <boerzel> sipior: yes, I did, but that had nothing done with the fonts of k3b, k9copy and some more
[14:26] <mustangg1> sipior: Thanks. btw- aren't packages which I can get using apt _supposed_ to show up in the gui add/remove ?
[14:27] <hazrpg> question: What is ipconfig equivalent in linux?
[14:27] <sipior> mustangg1: i don't think add/remove has a complete listing of packages
[14:27] <sellout_> mustangg1: add/remove only lists mainly gui programs.
[14:27] <hazrpg> been bugging me since i started using linux a few years ago
[14:27] <LjL> hazrpg: ifconfig
[14:27] <boerzel> michaeldadmum: I did, but the window of systemsettings is empty
[14:27] <michaeldadmum> boerzel: let me check
[14:27] <sellout_> mustangg1: anything that runs on the terminal is not in add/remove (for the most part) tehy do thos so as not to confuse users.
[14:27] <mustangg1> sellout_:  aha. too bad, lots of really good console apps could benefit from that.
[14:28] <sellout_> mustangg1: use aptitude or synergy for complete package control
[14:28] <sellout_> mustangg1: bear in mind ubuntu is aimed at end-users first, devs and console junkies second.
[14:28] <sellout_> aptitude and synaptic are there for a reason though ;-)
[14:29] <hazrpg> "System -> Administration -> Synaptic Package Manager" for a full list of apps :)
[14:29] <mustangg1> sellout_:  well I'm not exactly a console junkie, but I do know the value of control over my system. I still forget which command does what sometime..
[14:29] <sellout_> and end-users that do not have a clue do not need to touch either one of those apps. lol
[14:29] <sellout_> mustangg1: fair enough. Cames with time :-)
[14:29] <hazrpg> sellout_: I Agree :)
[14:30] <mustangg1> sellout_:  well I have so much microsoft cruft in my head I may not have enough before I die, but I am trying ;)
[14:30] <sh12> how do i connect screen program to a pts/3?
[14:30] <hazrpg> mustanggl: Haha, i agree to that too :P
[14:30] <Wunderbar> how do I go about unpacking a tar.gz file in the terminal- all the info Ive found so far has been deeply  unhelpful
[14:31] <sellout_> I am very thankful add/remove is idiot proof. I install ubuntu on most of my customers machines... and most of them are myspace-generation-clicky-clicky-install-everything-that-moves people
[14:31] <storbeck> Wunderbar: tar xvzf file.tar.gz
[14:31] <hazrpg> LjL: ifconfig = ipconfig was that?
[14:31] <boerzel> anyone knows about xsane and pressing together ps or pdfs files?
[14:31] <mattgyver83> Can anyone help me, I cant connect to my ubuntu machine over the network from a windows machine
[14:31] <LjL> hazrpg: it's sort of the same thing as ipconfig in windows, yes
[14:32]  * hazrpg tests ifconfig
[14:32] <LED> When I import my files from eMule to aMule, all of them have 0-byte size. (They are reset?)
[14:32] <boerzel> michaeldadmum: did you found whats the matter with systemsettings?
[14:32] <hazrpg> LjL: hehe nice :), thanks dude
[14:32] <michaeldadmum> boerzel: I am finding now.
[14:32] <storbeck> ifconfig = wired networks, iwconfig = wireless networks
[14:32] <sellout_> mustangg1: I will tell you how I got rid of the microsoft cruft. I got sick of reinstallign windows on most of my machiens 2 or 3 times a month... got my hands on a linux iso... and formatted every machien in my home so i was forced to learn
[14:32] <boerzel> michaeldadmum: great, thanx, I am waiting
[14:32] <sellout_> that was about 7 years ago.
[14:33] <sellout_> ^_^
[14:33] <Wunderbar> thanks storbeck
[14:33] <hazrpg> storbeck: I know iwconfig ;), thanks to backtrack
[14:33] <storbeck> np Wunderbar
[14:33] <michaeldadmum> boerzel: Try installing kdebase-workspace-data.
[14:33] <boerzel> michaeldadmum: ok, just a second
[14:34] <hazrpg> lsusb = list usb devices right?
[14:34] <storbeck> yes
[14:34] <yeni> Selam
[14:34] <yeni> Burasý neresi
[14:35] <LjL> !tr | yeni
[14:35] <sellout_> ...?
[14:35] <boerzel> michaeldadmum: sorry, I installed kdebase-workspace-data, but systemsettings is still empty
[14:35] <yeni> S.a
[14:35] <hazrpg> what would you say was the best way of finding out the hardware details?
[14:35] <storbeck> lspci
[14:36] <sellout_> hazrpg: hwinfo or lspci -nn
[14:36] <mustangg1> sellout_: similar to myself, (especially on the reinstall topic!) only I've never been a straight up developer so have not gotten exposure to certain clearly important areas. So I appreciate the help I get.
[14:36] <sellout_> lspci -nn will give you all the pci-ids. google those and you find all sorts of magics to make things work :-)
[14:36] <hazrpg> sellout_: ahh that was the one, lspci -nn
[14:36] <storbeck> sellout_: http://kmuto.jp/debian/hcl/index.cgi
[14:36] <hazrpg> been bugging me, i remember seeing it a while back and could never remember it
[14:37] <frankenfine> join #aptana @irc.freenode.org
[14:37] <bazhang> !hcl
[14:37] <michaeldadmum> boerzel: wait for a while.
[14:37] <krzd> what are the shipping costs of the ubuntu shop
[14:37] <hazrpg> sellout_: that'll be why i seen lspci -nn :P I had problems with hardware in the past
[14:37] <Sqrt2_> hi, is there anything similar to desktop search like spotlight on OS X for Ubuntu?
[14:37] <boerzel> michaeldadmum: ok, I am still here
[14:37] <krzd> Sqrt2_, beagle
[14:37] <hazrpg> sellout_: Thanks muchly :)
[14:38] <sellout_> storbeck: nice! It has been bookmarked :-)
[14:38] <storbeck> hehe
[14:38] <sellout_> Sqrt2_: beagle is fairly nice if you wanta  gui tool
[14:38] <Sqrt2_> krzd: does it also search my e-mails?
[14:38] <sellout_> krzd: beat me to it
[14:38] <Mr_Grieves|> Hi, is there a way to tell apt that I have a package installed from source?
[14:39] <hazrpg> storbeck: woot! that site is pretty niffy :)
[14:39] <krzd> Sqrt2_, yes it does
[14:39] <michaeldadmum> boerzel: What KDE packages are installed on your system?
[14:39] <sellout_> Mr_Grieves|: other than just out-right blocking a package in synaptic... not that I am aware of.
[14:39] <krzd> sellout_, what does that mean (sry, i'm german^^)
[14:39] <storbeck> hazrpg: :)
[14:39] <krzd> Sqrt2_, it searches the emails of kmail, evolution and thunderbird
[14:39] <Mr_Grieves|> sellout_: hrm, that would block dependencies of the package, too, wouldn't it?
[14:40] <sellout_> Mr_Grieves|: however lets say you isntalled screen from source. You can go into synaptic and "block" screen so apt will not ever try to install it again
[14:40] <boerzel> michaeldadmum:  kde4, that, what is available in Ubuntu 8.10 64-bit repos
[14:40] <sellout_> Mr_Grieves|: You could just simpily lock the current version... but dependencies will still be unblocked
[14:40] <Sqrt2_> can you boot ubuntu from a memory card? I do't have any blank dvd left
[14:40] <sellout_> in theory
[14:40] <sellout_> Mr_Grieves|: ubuntu is not the best distro for dealing with source... but you *can*
[14:41] <Mr_Grieves|> sellout_: hrm, I'll try that.
[14:41] <sellout_> Sqrt2_: sure. Use the usb boot creator
[14:41] <dr_willis> Sqrt2_:  You can make a bootable/installable thumbdrive with ubuntu on it.. yes
[14:41] <michaeldadmum> boerzel: Try installing kde instead.
[14:41] <krzd> Sqrt2_, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[14:41] <sellout_> Sqrt2_: thumb drive or memory card. Ive used both.
[14:41] <dr_willis> Sqrt2_:  like sellout_  said.. or try unetbootin tool.
[14:41] <Sqrt2_> I just found a dvd with ubuntu amd 64 on it :-)
[14:41] <dr_willis> not all pc's can boot from sd cards.
[14:42] <sellout_> dr_willis: few. and that is being generous.
[14:42]  * Sqrt2_ is switching form OS X
[14:42] <storbeck> I don't blame you, Sqrt2_ :P
[14:42] <sellout_> the utility will make it properly... the ulity can not account for crappy bios though.
[14:42] <buzzDrive> If i want to help community in programation where si the place?
[14:42] <Sqrt2_> I don't understand why ppl say OS X is more friendly
[14:43] <Sqrt2_> I have to admit that it looks beatifull but it is definitely not userfriendly
[14:43] <sellout_> Sqrt2_: because people like the pretty ui. those people however have not seen e17 whic is even prettier and runs on about 12 megs of ram.
[14:43] <nilo> hola
[14:43] <boerzel> michaeldadmum: kde instead? You mean, using kde? No, sorry, but thats no deal. Kde4 is like Windows Vista, lot of nonsense. I dont want to annony kde-fans, for me only Gnome or kde3.5.x is ok. I need to work with the PC
[14:43] <Sqrt2_> sellout_: e17? got screenshots?
[14:44] <michaeldadmum> boerzel: There is no KDE3 in intrepid.
[14:44] <nilo> somebody has installed new gnome 2.26?
[14:44] <nilo> is in the repos?
[14:44] <michaeldadmum> boerzel: I am using Kubuntu with original KDE in Jaunty.
[14:44] <dimebar> nilo: upgrade to Jaunty
[14:45] <cipherSimian> is there an iPhone emulator i can get from the repos for testing mobile versions of webpages?
[14:45] <boerzel> michaeldadmum: right thats the big problem, intrepid has. because there some good kde-tools and under former ubuntu versions with kde 3.5 everything was fine. since kde4 is on top, its just an optical horror to use kde-prpgrams unter gnome
[14:45] <nilo> now im using mandriva, but I'm thinking to install ubuntu
[14:45] <boerzel> michaeldadmum: i was a kbuntu fan too - until kde4 came
[14:45] <Mr_Grieves|> Looks like equiv's may be what I'm looking for...
[14:46] <sellout_> Sqrt2_: screenshots do not do it justice.. but here is a vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqfxJWHUrek
[14:46] <michaeldadmum> boerzel: I am a Kubuntu fan since KDE4 came. I tried KDE3 a while ago but I was not satisfied so I use KDE4 again.
[14:46] <sipior> sellout_: any chance it will see a real release before 2018? ;-)
[14:46] <cipherSimian> is there an iPhone emulator i can get from the repos for testing mobile versions of webpages?
[14:46] <boerzel> michaeldadmum: i had taken a look to kde4 on a pc with opensuse 11.1 64-bit. I dod not understand anything, and I am using PCs know since more than 20 years, 5 years of them with linux
[14:46] <nilo> the problem is ubuntu doesnt supports my intel wireless 2100...
[14:46] <saurabh> i have installed kubuntu 8.10..........by mistake i removed the panel that contained my minimised windows...............how to get that back
[14:47] <nilo> anybody knows how I can add suport to my intel wireless??
[14:47] <boerzel> michaeldadmum: anyway, thanks a lot for your try to help me, michael.
[14:47] <sellout_> sipior: Raster is a perfectionist. I have had a few arguments with him on that note.
[14:47] <xnguard> Hi, folks.  I had a package manager accident that removed resolvconf, and now I can't get resolvconf / NetworkManager to update /etc/resolv.conf.  Any help appreciated.
[14:48] <nilo> It worked on 7.10, but in te 8.04, lost support
[14:48] <sellout_> sipior: that said it is totally usable. I have e ven set up e17 for custoemrs and edelrly people that need a simple ui
[14:48] <michaeldadmum> boerzel: bye
[14:48] <sellout_> sipior: lots of overhauling is going on. e18 is on it's way
[14:48] <sipior> sellout_: i've played with it myself. i'm afraid that by the time it sees the light of day, it will have been passed by...
[14:49] <sellout_> sipior: Raster would rather release something that is complete and solid, than somethign partially borken.
[14:49] <sellout_> sipior: also a lot of the libraries written for e17 have been used in other projects
[14:49] <sellout_> imlib is huge and used everywhere
[14:50] <Wunderbar> is there an easier way of install a tar.gz packed zip than the make,compile method?
[14:50] <sellout_> sipior: raster wants at least a couple more libraries to hit true 1.0 status before he considers releasing e17 for end users. It is already being used a lot though. GOS and several other distros ship with e17 by default
[14:50] <x-ip> where ubuntu 8.10 will have gnome2.26 updates ? :D
[14:50] <hugodor> yo
[14:50] <sellout_> Wunderbar: gentoo :-(
[14:51] <sipior> Wunderbar: that's pretty easy as it is, yeah? man, in the dark days before automake...
[14:51] <Wunderbar> lol
[14:51] <sellout_> Wunderbar: Ubuntu is not really made to manage sources. It allows you to install them manually but that is abour it.
[14:51] <Wunderbar> ok, thanks
[14:51] <sellout_> make make install is not so bad though
[14:51] <Wunderbar> Im new to linux
[14:51] <dimebar> checkinstall makes it slightly nicer
[14:51] <Wunderbar> so I basically suck at this
[14:51] <sellout_> Wunderbar: what are you trying to install?
[14:52] <Wunderbar> new irss
[14:52] <Wunderbar> I
[14:52] <sellout_> Wunderbar: almost everything has packages...
[14:52] <kavity> Wunderbar: Get it from the repos?
[14:52] <Nublet> Hello all. I have 2 partitions, one for vista, one for ubuntu. I have decided i want rid of the windows partition so i want to delete it and resize my ubuntu partition to take up the whole drive. Is this safe? If so, how would i do it? Thanks :D
[14:52] <hugodor> ./configure make make install now that's tough lol
[14:52] <Wunderbar> the new one isnt' there...
[14:52] <Wunderbar> lol
[14:52] <kavity> Nublet: Get gparted.
[14:53] <dimebar> Wunderbar: dunno if the sid package would work? ;)
[14:53] <Wunderbar> Ill try
[14:53] <hugodor> Nublet you could just delete teh vista partition and create a new partition and mount it as your home dir
[14:53] <sellout_> Wunderbar: grab the sid package.
[14:53] <Wunderbar> but the make install method isn't working
[14:53] <Nublet> kavity: Is that available as a prog or just livecd?
[14:53] <sellout_> Wunderbar: debian is more on the ball with console apps.
[14:53] <Lou_> Can anyone tell me why nautilus is crashing?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/134255/
[14:53] <sellout_> Wunderbar: what version are you looking for specifically?
[14:54] <storbeck> Wunderbar: Just apt-get install irssi
[14:54] <Wunderbar> make failed, again
[14:54] <kavity> Nublet: As a prog.
[14:54] <kavity> Nublet: sudo apt-get install gparted
[14:54] <sipior> Wunderbar: any chance we could get a pastebin of the failed build? you're probably just missing a library or three that it needs...
[14:55] <cipherSimian> is there an iPhone emulator i can get from the repos for testing mobile versions of webpages?
[14:55] <Wunderbar> hold on lemme try the synaptic again
[14:55] <hugodor> wow it was so hard to get on these channels at school
[14:55] <Nublet> kavity: It's 100% safe to do what i am doing right? I would hate to make a mistake and kill my drive and lose my ubuntu
[14:55] <hugodor> is irc encrypted?
[14:55] <Myrtti> no
[14:55] <storbeck> no
[14:56] <m1chael> i boot up ubuntu using the live install cd... went to administrative tools and attempted to create a usb boot device... but my device was not listed under the usb devices list... but my device shows up on the desktop and shows up for the partitioning tool... what to do? anyone have any suggestions for this?
[14:56] <storbeck> hugodor: You could always ssh into a box, then run irssi
[14:56] <hugodor> it was so hard to get an irc client at school
[14:56] <hugodor> yea
[14:56] <hugodor> or i could tunnel my irc traffic
[14:56] <hugodor> i was just wondering
[14:57] <hugodor> i tried that though using a remote shell account but it wouldn't let me because it thought i was proxying
[14:57] <kavity> Nublet: It should be safe, however, I would recommend you taking precautions and bcking up yourself anyway.
[14:57] <cipherSimian> anyone know of an iPhone emulator i can use on Ubuntu for testing mobile versions of webpages?
[14:59] <hugodor> our school's policy blocked the download of irssi so i had to ssh into a remote server and wget it then i tried ftping to that through command prompt and ie but our policy still blocked that finally i sftp'd into it like a ninja
[15:00] <cipherSimian> anyone know of an iPhone emulator i can use on Ubuntu for testing mobile versions of webpages?
[15:01] <sipior> cipherSimian: there's a plugin for firefox, if you just want to see what the thing will look like.
[15:01] <ned_> السلام عليكم
[15:01] <LjL> !arabic | ned_
[15:02] <ned_> كيف يمكنني أن أجد الإيبي
[15:02] <hugodor> so in order for my wireless card to work i had to update my kernel on my 8.04 ubuntu to 2.6.26 but that causes my screen to mess up most of the times i boot it's like half screen or no screen at all idk why
[15:02] <cipherSimian> sipior: you know what it's called?
[15:03] <Deevz> Is it a practical solution to install ubuntu on my 4gb drive and put my files on my 16gb?
[15:03] <hugodor> yep
[15:03] <sipior> cipherSimian: i'm guessing the title contains the words "iPhone" and "Emulator" ;-)
[15:03] <hugodor> mount you 16 gig as a folder
[15:03] <hugodor> then you can throw all the files you want on it
[15:04]  * cipherSimian realizes he deserves that
[15:04] <Deevz> nice
[15:04] <bening> i don't have arabic keyboard
[15:04] <Deevz> I have no prior experience with linux
[15:04] <sellout_> DeVnOrE: you have a 4 gig drive that is not clicking? props.
[15:04] <Deevz> I just dont want all the packages to install on the 4gb drive
[15:04] <sellout_> Deevz: *
[15:04] <ned_> how can I get the IP
[15:05] <Deevz> sellout_: it's a ssd
[15:05] <LjL> ned_: what IP?
[15:05] <sellout_> Deevz: ahh...
[15:05] <Deevz> on my eee pc that is
[15:05] <Formode> Getting this error when I log in: "User's $HOME/dmrc file is being ignored. This prevents the default session and language from being saved. ..." Anyone know a fix?
[15:05] <Depressed> does the server edition have wubi.exe on it?
[15:05]  * sellout_ high fives Deevz
[15:05] <Deevz> :)
[15:05] <sellout_> Deevz: Currently talkign to you from my 900 series
[15:05] <Deevz> sellout_, thats nice, I have a 901 :)
[15:05] <sellout_> Got the 16 gig ssd here.
[15:06] <ubd> is it possible to install ubuntu on pc1 and then plug it to pc2 which is not identical. will it boot then?
[15:06] <LjL> ned_: "ipconfig" will give you the local IP
[15:06] <LjL> ned_: http://www.whatismyip.com will give you the external IP
[15:06] <sellout_> the 901's are nice... but I knew I could not survive on anything less than a 16 gig.
[15:06] <Depressed> (in other words, can I install it inside windows?)
[15:06] <sellout_> then again ssd chips are getting cheap
[15:06] <Deevz> sellout_: same, mine came with xandros so I had 20gb total in the first place
[15:06] <sellout_> upgrade is not so hard
[15:06] <sipior> Formode: what are the permissions on the file $HOME/.dmrc?
[15:06] <sellout_> Deevz: Ah ok. I see.
[15:07] <sipior> Formode: might be that it is being ignored because the permission set is too lax.
[15:07] <sellout_> Deevz: Format the thing and make the 16 giger root and the 4 giger home
[15:07] <bening> hi
[15:07] <bening> its ningth
[15:07] <sellout_> and if you want extra home just pop a 20$ 16 gig SD card in and mount it as a folder inside your home dir for media or whatever
[15:07] <Formode> sipior: I have "Owner: Formode \\ Read/write" "Group: Formode \\ None" and "Others \\ None"
[15:08] <Deevz> sellout_: what is the diff between home and root?
[15:08] <storbeck> Is that guy with the iPhone question still here?
[15:08] <sipior> Formode: hmm, that does look correct.
[15:09] <linduxed> i would need to check what groups can access folder X and add another group to that list, how do i do that?
[15:09] <sellout_> Deevz: root is / that is your base directory for everything. That is also what all your applications are going to be isntalld to in subfolders spread out ofer bin, sbin, var, opt. etc.
[15:09] <ned_> I ask about UBUNTU
[15:09] <Formode> sipior, I just changed the Group to Formode with Read/write... Maybe that fixed it?
[15:09] <sellout_> wheraas you can easily mount a drive on top of /home which is where all your documents and personal settings will reside
[15:09] <Deevz> I see
[15:10] <dougl> I am currently running 8.04 and having problems with 'mc' (midnight commander) tying up on of my nfs mounts to another box running 8.10... my problem is I cannot see where mc is running and killall mc and killall -9 mc does not kill the process - any help?
[15:10] <Deevz> Problem is that the 16gb drive holds all my docs atm
[15:10] <sellout_> Deevz: so head up to wal-mart and grab a 16 gig usb stick for 30$ and solve your problem ;-)
[15:10] <Wunderbar> apparently can't find a make file
[15:10] <Wunderbar> I can
[15:10] <Wunderbar> :(
[15:11] <sellout_> or get a 16 gig SD card for even cheaper and move your docs and what not to that
[15:11] <sipior> Formode: i'm not optimistic, since on my own system, the group bits aren't set at all. did you make any changes to your home directory/setup recently?
[15:11] <sellout_> You will thank yourself for the extra space
[15:11] <Deevz> sellout_: Ill go for an even cheaper solution and use my other computer has a network drive
[15:11] <sellout_> Deevz: there you go :-)
[15:11] <Formode> sipior, I was unpacking a gentoo stage3 tarball and accidently uppacked it into my home directory, that's when it started.
[15:12] <sellout_> Formode: ouch!
[15:12] <JEDIDIAH__> if mc is still running, you should be able to find it and kill it directly.
[15:12] <Wunderbar> won't 'make' the makefile
[15:12] <sellout_> Formode: i did that in root once, by accident >.<
[15:12] <JEDIDIAH__> I usually just use pkill
[15:12] <Formode> sellout_ It was a pain in the ass.
[15:12] <Formode> sellout_ OUCH.
[15:12] <sipior> Formode: i believe it :-)
[15:12] <Wunderbar> when I point it in the right direction asks for a rule, wtf...
[15:13] <sellout_> Formode: almost as bad as the time I somehow was half awake and did `chmod -R 777 /*`
[15:13] <sellout_> makes a lot of things unhappy
[15:13] <Formode> sellout_... >>
[15:13] <storbeck> Formode: Eh, that's nothing. I accidently wiped all of our drives on our backup server at work :P
[15:13] <storbeck> And I work for a webhosting company
[15:13] <Formode> Okay, one other bug.
[15:13] <Lasivian> anyone know of a 2D map drawing program for Ubuntu?
[15:14] <Formode> I'm also getting: "Could not update ICEauthority file /home/_user_/.ICEauthority." when I boot.
[15:14] <sellout_> storbeck: haw! I have a similar story. I also runa  webhosting company... and one of my interns was trying to clear his home folder as root and did rm -rf /
[15:14]  * global_admin says hello
[15:14] <sipior> Formode: could you try setting permissions to 644: "chmod 644 .dmrc", and make sure your home directory is not open with "chmod 700 ~"? might solve the problem for you.
[15:14] <sellout_> storbeck: he killed it after it cleaned out bin and sbin thankfully...
[15:14] <storbeck> lol
[15:14]  * sweeny says hello
[15:15] <sellout_> storbeck: he did not come forward right away. the bash log showed him starting it, killing it, then running ls about 20 times, then exiting.
[15:15] <sweeny> guys can you help with xchat running on xubuntu?
[15:15] <storbeck> haha
[15:15] <Formode> sipior, okay that should fix it. :) Any idea what to do with "Could not update ICEauthority file /home/_user_/.ICEauthority."
[15:15] <sweeny> i am unable to send or receive files
[15:15] <Lou_> Would some C expert please tell me why nautilus is crashing?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/134255/
[15:15] <mattgyver83> When i try to connect to my ubuntu machine (via windows) over the network it asks for a username and pw, anything i enter is incorrect, any ideas?
[15:15] <jackCards> hello all
[15:16] <boerzel2> hi out there. i am using 8.10 64-bit (Intrepid) with GNOME and I would like to change the font size of some kde-programs, I use. how can I do that?
[15:17] <jackCards> hi all anyone out there know how to contorl a link light on a network switch... idea being to locate a unused patch on a network switch ???
[15:17] <daGraveR> mattgyver83: has it worked before? Did you create the user with smbpasswd?
[15:17] <ruhaan> what tool can i use to manage 2 wired networks better
[15:17] <Wunderbar> terminfo/termcap not found? what does this mean
[15:17] <disastro_totale> ciao a tuuti
[15:17] <LjL> !it | disastro_totale
[15:17] <ruhaan> i ahve tried the default network manager
[15:17] <ruhaan> and it was a mess
[15:17] <mattgyver83> daGraveR, no i never created a user with smbpasswd thats probably it
[15:17] <Wunderbar> I was told configure make install is the easiest thing known to man
[15:17] <ruhaan> and wicd doesnt support 2 wired networks
[15:17] <mattgyver83> daGraveR is it pretty basic?
[15:18] <Wunderbar> why are there so many goddamn errors..
[15:18] <daGraveR> mattgyver83: yes
[15:18] <jackCards> check also on that its added to the smba password file
[15:18] <dako1> hi all, there's a way (maibe a .conf file?!?) to change the X resolution in intrepid? /etc/X11/xorg.conf do nothing and  'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg' don't work for me. gnome works fine, but gdm and fluxbox have a larger resolution cannot fit on my LCD with 'strange' effects...
[15:18] <sweeny> can anyone offer help on xchat?
[15:18] <sipior> Wunderbar: just what it says. configure is easy, but you do need to have the library dependencies met. you probably need to install ncurses
[15:19] <Wunderbar> apparently
[15:19] <daGraveR> mattgyver83: sudo smbpasswd -a <user>
[15:19] <sipior> Wunderbar: try "sudo apt-get install libncurses5-dev", and see if that improves things.
[15:19] <Formode> Anyone know how to resolve the boot bug ""Could not update ICEauthority file /home/_user_/.ICEauthority." "
[15:19] <mattgyver83> Thank you guys
[15:19] <sipior> Formode: do you have a backup of your home directory? this would be the time for it...
[15:19] <mattgyver83> daGraveR, it made root my user, is that normal?
[15:20] <dandre> what would you suggest to have an xterm like for ttyS0 serial port?
[15:20] <Formode> sipior No. That's the only remaining bug xD
[15:20] <Formode> sipior it boots fine, I just have those two windows poping up xD
[15:20] <linduxed> i would need to check what groups can access folder X and add another group to that list, how do i do that?
[15:20] <Wunderbar> thanks sipior
[15:20] <daGraveR> mattgyver83: only if you forgot to replace <user> with the actual username :)
[15:20] <CircuitBug> how do we remove and add stuff in the programs menu in wine?
[15:21] <hwilde> is it ever necessary to dump the arp table in ubuntu, or is that a thing of the past and for other distros to flail with
[15:21] <sipior> Formode: you can delete the file, it should be regenerated when you next start X.
[15:21] <mattgyver83> Is there a way to disable the root usn from connecting now?
[15:21] <lantjie> hallo guys
[15:21] <daGraveR> mattgyver83: sudo smbpasswd -d root
[15:21] <mattgyver83> your the best
[15:22] <CircuitBug> how do we remove and add stuff in the programs menu?
[15:22] <lantjie> i have question. how do i install perl on my machine
[15:22] <lantjie> ?
[15:22] <CircuitBug> in wine?
[15:22] <hwilde> CircuitBug, right click, edit menus
[15:23] <erUSUL> lantjie: perl comes preinstalled in any ubuntu install
[15:23] <CircuitBug> nothing happens
[15:23] <progre55> hey everybody! Has anyone had experience installing VoipZoom on ubuntu? please help me out
[15:23] <Paolo88> Hi! I must cut and paste a avi file. What program I can use?
[15:23] <lantjie> erUSUL: i tried it, but it doesn't give me any output
[15:24] <erUSUL> lantjie: what have you tried?
[15:24] <adac> is there a simple program that can password protect my usb stick? On mount there should appear then the dialog to enter the password
[15:24] <lantjie> erUSUL: i typed perl in my terminal and yet i don't get nothing
[15:24] <erUSUL> lantjie: perl -e 'print "Hello World!\n"'
[15:25] <erUSUL> lantjie: it works here
[15:25] <storbeck> Paolo88: ^c and ^v
[15:25] <detrix> where can I get help with the seti@home project?  Is there a better channel to discuss this?
[15:25] <lantjie> erUSUL: perl doesn't open
[15:25] <roadfish> detrix: phone home
[15:25] <erUSUL> lantjie: perl is a command line program what so you spect to open?
[15:25] <detrix> roadfish:  lol
[15:26] <erUSUL> Paolo88: avidemux ?
[15:26] <sipior> lantjie: does "perl -v" print anything?
[15:26] <storbeck> sudo apt-get install perl
[15:27] <lantjie> sipior: yes it does
[15:27] <lantjie> how further?
[15:27] <sipior> lantjie: congratulations, perl is installed ;-)
[15:27] <Paolo88> erUSUL: ok, tanks
[15:27] <erUSUL> Paolo88: no problem
[15:28] <lantjie> sipior: how do i get the commandline off perl
[15:29] <sipior> lantjie: you'll need to learn how to write programs in perl, using a text editor. you can pick up Larry Wall's "Programming Perl" which covers the language in agonising detail.
[15:29] <erUSUL> lantjie: it would help if you tell us exactly what do you want to do ...
[15:29] <lantjie> how do i get the perl commandline like in ipython or python
[15:29] <martiiin> If I download ubuntu 8.10 iso, does it include the option to boot like Live CD?
[15:30] <storbeck> lantjie: There is none
[15:30] <lantjie> sipior:i got a book wiley perl programming
[15:30] <sipior> lantjie: oh, i see what you mean. i think there's an interactive shell called "psh", which might be useful to you.
[15:30] <Wunderbar> ok, this is odd, authentication failure but the password isn't the problem...
[15:30] <Deevz> sellout_: where did you find the drivers for your eee pc?
[15:30] <dudus> martiiin: Only on the Desktop version, not in thye Alternate Version
[15:30] <lantjie> thanx guys let me try it out
[15:31] <Wunderbar> attempting to install in root, to make sure Ive system>admin>user setting>unlock to make sure the password is correct
[15:31] <Wunderbar> it is
[15:31] <martiiin> dudus Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex)?
[15:31] <martiiin> ubuntu-8.10-desktop-i386.iso
[15:31] <Wunderbar> but 'su' won't recognise the same password. what have I done wrong?
[15:31] <lantjie> hey guys can i now program from psh?
[15:31] <sander_m> Hello. The Ubuntu wiki says that the CACert.org root certificates are in the ca-certificates package, but they are not
[15:32] <lantjie> psh
[15:32] <sander_m> How can I install them?
[15:32] <sipior> Wunderbar: you want to try "sudo make install", i think
[15:32] <dudus> martiiin: yep
[15:33] <Wunderbar> thanks sipior, I tried to follow the instructions to the letter...
[15:33] <progre55> hey everybody! Has anyone had experience installing VoipZoom on ubuntu? please help me out
[15:34] <krishnan> hi. how can i create an URL like http://blog.mydomain.com on my own server for www.mydomain.com. my server runs on hardy server edition.
[15:34] <martiiin> progre55 state your question directly
[15:35] <progre55> martiiin, could you at least suggest me a program to install on ubuntu for voipzoom calls?
[15:35] <progre55> martiiin, or, can I use some other sip-programs?
[15:35] <storbeck> Wunderbar: Use sudo -i
[15:35] <martiiin> I have no idea about voipzoom, I was just givning you an advice
[15:35] <progre55> martiiin, oh okay :) thanks ma
[15:35] <progre55> n
[15:35] <Wunderbar> already resolved storbeck, thanks though
[15:35] <lantjie> hey guys is perl570delta good for perl programming
[15:35] <lantjie> ?
[15:36] <storbeck> lantjie: That is a question for #perl
[15:37] <lantjie> storbeck: oke, but which do you think that i can use ?
[15:37] <bosky101> is there a difference between cron and crond?
[15:37] <storbeck> lantjie: Again, that's a question for #perl
[15:37] <sam___> hello I have an admin question
[15:37] <sam___> Am I on the good channel?
[15:37] <quibbler> sam___: just ask
[15:37] <storbeck> We won't know until you ask
[15:37] <LjL> sam___: if it's an admin question about Ubuntu, then yes
[15:37] <lantjie> storbeck: oke many thanx
[15:38] <sam___> Tanks
[15:38] <sam___> I'm on ubuntu 8.10
[15:38] <sam___> and I try to create chroot environments
[15:38] <krishnan> hi. how can i create an URL like http://blog.mydomain.com on my own server for www.mydomain.com. my server runs on hardy server edition.
[15:38] <quibbler> !enter | sam___
[15:39] <sam___> Is there a way to change the hostname for a chroot bash?
[15:39] <Torikun> You can  try hosename foobar
[15:39] <Frijolie> anybody in here know about claws-mail filters and processing rules?
[15:40] <HenrikV> how do you upgrade from 7.10 to 8.10 over ssh ?
[15:40] <krishnan> hi. how can i create an URL like http://blog.mydomain.com on my own server for www.mydomain.com. my server runs on hardy server edition.
[15:40] <krishnan> HenrikV: its easy connect through ssh and carry out the same procedure
[15:41] <dennda> krishnan: You need to set up an A-Record or CNAME Record for that domain in your dns settings (you likely have a webinterface for that from your hoster) and your webserver needs to know it should serve that subdomain.
[15:42] <krishnan> dennda: hmm how to create it on my server
[15:42] <dennda> As far as I am aware, you can't. You need to access your domains DNS settings
[15:43] <HenrikV> krishnan, hmm. same as what? the help page on the topic refers to on-screen instructions
[15:43] <xnguard> Where can I get help with resolvconf?
[15:43] <dennda> You should look for that at your domain/hosting provider
[15:43] <mrwes> Got a new 1TB WD drive w/ enclosure - plan on sharing that via samba; format it ext3?
[15:43] <disappearedng> Hey everyone, I just downloaded a plugin for gedit. How do I install it ?
[15:43] <Lasivian> anyone know of a 2D map drawing program for Ubuntu?
[15:43] <sam___> When i use the hostname command, it change the hostname for all my computer. I need to have many shell opened, sometime in my real root and others in chroot shell. If I use hostname, I have some strange bugs on my current session (perhaps because of dbus).
[15:44] <dennda> mrwes: Good plan, if it's always attached to a machine capable of reading/writing ext3 (NOT MS-Windows)
[15:44] <LjL> mrwes: uh... if it's portable and you might want to connect it to Windows computers, i'm not sure - i'd be wondering about ext3 vs NTFS
[15:44] <LjL> Lasivian: map as in street map?
[15:44] <dennda> mrwes: DON'T format it with FAT
[15:44] <Frijolie> I guess that's a negative...?
[15:44] <krishnan> HenrikV: go to www.ubuntu.com and they have a detailed information on the same
[15:44] <LjL> dennda: will FAT even format on a 1TB drive?
[15:45] <mrwes> LjL, / dennda : well it'l be connected to my server -- static. I have a small 30gb drive w/ enclosure I use to for portability
[15:45] <disappearedng> any1 here installed a gedit plugin before?
[15:45] <dennda> LjL: FAT is limited...
[15:45] <LjL> mrwes: then ext3 should be fine
[15:45] <HenrikV> krishnan, I'm reading that information. Doesn't seem very detailed to me
[15:45] <mrwes> LjL, : ok.. thanks -- that's the plan then
[15:45] <dennda> mrwes: If your server is running some linux OS, use ext3
[15:45] <krishnan> HenrikV: send me the URL
[15:46] <mrwes> LjL: that'll take what? couple of days? heh
[15:46] <mrwes> dennda, 8.04
[15:46] <LjL> mrwes: formatting it? nah...
[15:46] <dennda> Use ext3 then.
[15:46] <mrwes> yah
[15:46] <bosky101> oye!... my shell script to scp seems to be running from commandline, but not in the cron that happen when i logout and at the designated times... any hints?
[15:46] <krishnan> HenrikV: u want to upgrade from which version to which one?
[15:46] <dennda> mrwes: Formatting it will take like a few seconds
[15:46] <LjL> mrwes: just do a quick format
[15:46] <LjL> mrwes: (i.e. the standard mkfs format)
[15:47] <bosky101> does anyone know where the cron error log lies ?
[15:47] <mrwes> LjL; ok...from the command line use mkfs right?
[15:47] <dennda> (Note that the data is not physically destroyed when doing a quick format)
[15:47] <LjL> mrwes: mkfs -t ext3
[15:47] <dennda> mrwes: mkfs.ext3 ...
[15:47] <mrwes> LjL; w/ the correct /dev
[15:47] <dennda> of course :-)
[15:47] <LjL> dennda: (not that it matters much, but you're not supposed to actually use mkfs.* directly, but rather mkfs -t <fs>)
[15:47] <mrwes> :)
[15:47] <dennda> LjL: Isn't the latter just dispatched to mkfs.<fs>?
[15:48] <arvind_khadri> dennda, /sbin/mkfs.ext3
[15:48] <Lou_> Several programs, including nautilus, crash when trying to load since an upgrade several months ago. Would someone please help me find what is wrong?
[15:48] <LjL> dennda: at the end of the day - yes it is. but it's akin to calling /etc/init.d/whatever directly instead of using invoke-rc.d... it's just not the interface you're supposed to use, "in theory" the underlying mechanism might change at any time
[15:48] <Lasivian> LjL: RPG map
[15:48] <disappearedng> can someone here help me out with a gedit plugin
[15:48] <mrwes> thanks guys
[15:49] <dennda> LjL: Sure.
[15:49] <LjL> Lasivian: no idea then
[15:49] <akahige1> I was just dealing with today's repo updates and one of them was Thunderbird. the description said it was a transitional package before the new name. I can't find anything at all about T-bird being renamed. Anybody know what's up?
[15:50] <LjL> akahige1: they're merely renaming "mozilla-thunderbird" to "thunderbird" methinks
[15:51] <tritium> LjL: correct
[15:51] <LjL> akahige1: the package is changing names, not the software itself
[15:51] <tritium> akahige1: you can tell by noting that mozilla-thunderbird now depends on thunderbird
[15:51] <sipior> Lasivian: this might be something for you: http://www.rptools.net/index.php?page=maptool
[15:51] <akahige1> LjL: really? that's... weird. LOL thanks
[15:52] <akahige1> tritium: thanks for the clarification
[15:52] <tritium> akahige1: sure.
[15:53] <detrix> I cant get ubuntu to recogonize a card reader on my epson printer.  It work before but not at the moment.
[15:53] <disappearedng> where is the plugins directory for gedit?
[15:54] <ZAKhan> when i run totem it gives me this error "** (totem-gstreamer:9559): WARNING **: Failed to create dbus proxy for org.gnome.SettingsDaemon: Could not get owner of name 'org.gnome.SettingsDaemon': no such name" , how can i fix this?
[15:55] <perlmonkey> hi is anyone having a problem with Firefox Google toolbar search in Ubuntu 8.10? when I click the magnifying glass button to submit a search it doesn't search
[15:55] <joanadarc> good day, ubuntu users. I'm new to the linux world and I'd like to ask what would be the best choice of FS for a /home and a / partition. I'm thinking about XFS. Any good article? I'm a home user... thanks
[15:56] <tritium> joanadarc: for general home use, stick with ext3.
[15:56] <LjL> joanadarc: there is no general "best" choice really, but just going with ext3 will at least give reasonable guarantees of data integrity - and it's the default
[15:56] <foobar> dernet.org
[15:56] <Cruelty> Hrm.
[15:57] <dug_> Do these applets work for anyone with java installed? https://scenegraph-demos.dev.java.net/demo-applets.html
[15:57] <perlmonkey> hi
[15:57] <dennda> joanadarc: Afaik, XFS is unmaintained.
[15:57] <perlmonkey> is anyone having a problem with Firefox Google toolbar search in Ubuntu 8.10? when I click the magnifying glass button to submit a search it doesn't search
[15:57] <riwa> I'm looking for a program to manage my ipod photo. hipo ipod management tool doesn't seem to work, but the ipod was successfully mounted.
[15:57] <dug_> I reported a bug about it 6 months ago, seems like jaunty still doesn't fix it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/sun-java/+bug/291135
[15:58] <riwa> perlmonkey: Happens to me from time to time. I think it's a ff issue. I usually just restart ff.
[15:59] <perlmonkey> I hate ff now
[16:00] <neoTheCat> good afternoon.  after shrinking a DVD with k9copy, then burning it with brasero, there is no audio for a lot of the DVD.  this has worked fine for other DVDs.  i burn it to an ISO then burn it to the DVD, and iso contains the proper audio
[16:00] <neoTheCat> has anyone seen this before?
[16:00] <perlmonkey> too buggy
[16:01] <flaco> hey all.. I got a 32 inch touch panel (usb), in ubuntu works, when I touch the panel I get mouse movement, but I need to calibrate and I dont know what driver is using.. any ideas to solve this?
[16:01] <tritium> flaco: did you try System -> Preferences -> Mouse ?
[16:01] <riwa> perlmonkey: ff > *
[16:02] <riwa> perlmonkey: tried opera?
[16:02] <yellabs> does neverwinternights 2 have an linux installer?
[16:02] <sipior> yellabs: sorry, no.
[16:02] <detrix> disappearedng:  I found the plugin dir for my setup, its    /usr/share/gedit-2/plugins
[16:02] <m3gaman> cheese
[16:02] <m3gaman> sorry, wrong channel
[16:03] <flaco> tritium, in the mouse pref there is nothing about touchpanels
[16:03] <riwa> yellabs: I think it runs good under wine, though
[16:03] <perlmonkey> riwa: thanks I will try opera
[16:03] <yellabs> neverwinternights , the first version does have an installer right?
[16:03] <sipior> yellabs: yes.
[16:03] <Jon829> is it possible to install ubuntu and have windows too?
[16:04] <perlmonkey> yes
[16:04] <perlmonkey> dual boot with lilo or grub bootloader
[16:04] <tritium> flaco: no, but you can adjust sensitivity, etc.
[16:04] <yellabs> to bad that its not for version 2..ah well thats life
[16:04] <flaco> tritium, yes, but I need to calibrate the points...
[16:04] <riwa> yellabs: --> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=4118
[16:05] <Nano_ext3> hey
[16:05] <Nano_ext3> :)
[16:05] <ZAKhan> when i run totem it gives me this error "** (totem-gstreamer:9559): WARNING **: Failed to create dbus proxy for org.gnome.SettingsDaemon: Could not get owner of name 'org.gnome.SettingsDaemon': no such name" , how can i fix this?
[16:05] <Mr_Grieves|> Is anyone in here familiar with using equivs?
[16:05] <Lint01> yellabs, you mean NWN cannot be installed under wine?
[16:05] <Mr_Grieves|> Here's my situation. I'm trying to install kalzium, which depends on openbabel. I have openbabel installed from source.
[16:05] <Mr_Grieves|> I made an equiv for openbabel at version 2.2.9999, since it is an svn version. Kalzium requires openbabel >= 2.2.0
[16:05] <Mr_Grieves|> I've installed the equiv, but apt keeps telling me I need openbabel when I mark kalzium for installation.
[16:05] <babo> i have write and execute only permissions on a directory. how come i'm able to list that directory and see it's contents ?
[16:06] <yellabs> an native linux games is alway' s preferred to an wine install
[16:06] <smaceda> hi
[16:06] <smaceda> who want's to laught HARD
[16:06] <smaceda> ?
[16:06] <riwa> yellabs: Sure is, but that's not an option, is it?
[16:06] <Ginbuntu> !mp3
[16:06] <Cruelty> smaceda: I want something other to do hard. :P
[16:06] <yellabs> no ..:P
[16:06] <Mr_Grieves|> Am I setting up the equiv wrong?
[16:07] <yellabs> for games ubuntu has no market value ( yet )
[16:07] <yellabs> except for the world of goo  ......lol
[16:07] <smaceda> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKxIHXg5XJ8
[16:08] <sipior> babo: the search bit for directories is the execute bit.
[16:08] <bazhang> !ot | smaceda
[16:08] <DaveIngram> I'm having trouble getting sendmail set up on 8.10 ..what's the correct package to install? and then how do I tell it about the right smtp server
[16:08] <DaveIngram> ?
[16:08] <bazhang> smaceda, dont paste that here
[16:08] <neoTheCat> i would like to laugh hard.  i am an unemployed engineer chasing my 1 year old around all day.  i need a laugh.,,
[16:08] <smaceda> Ok sorry
[16:08] <oCean_> !mta | DaveIngram
[16:08] <neoTheCat> awww...
[16:09] <oCean_> DaveIngram: So, instead of sendmail, give postfix a try
[16:09] <DaveIngram> oCean_: great, thanks!
[16:09] <perlmonkey> where is Opera
[16:10] <oCean_> !info opera
[16:10] <bazhang> !opera
[16:10] <perlmonkey> well that sucks
[16:10] <stevr1it> Hello Ihave  an audio icard integrated in the laptop. This morning istarted to have problems with skype and now i cannot make any call. The Card is had intel. All the rest and ideao are ok only with skype thre are some problems, can you help me?
[16:11] <oCean_> perlmonkey: see what bazhang send you - it can be installed...
[16:11] <perlmonkey> thanks oCean_
[16:12] <Mr_Grieves|> Is there a channel for help with apt?
[16:12] <Lint01> how can I enable ACLs in Ubuntu?
[16:12] <oCean_> Mr_Grieves|: try this channel, we use a lot of apt :)
[16:12] <Ginbuntu> is tehre a way to make the gnome menubar height smaller?
[16:12] <Crazyguy> oCean_, you must be kidding!
[16:12] <Crazyguy> :)
[16:13] <Lint01> Ginbuntu: change default font?
[16:13] <perlmonkey> Opera cannot be installed on your computer type (i386)
[16:13] <perlmonkey> Either the application requires special hardware features or the vendor decided to not support your computer type.
[16:13] <oCean_> Ginbuntu: try right-click panel > properties
[16:13] <DaveIngram> how do I configure postfix to use a remote SMTP server?
[16:13] <perlmonkey> wtf?
[16:14] <Mr_Grieves|> oCean_: I asked a question about using equivs a moment ago, but the apt people appear to not be around atm :)
[16:14] <sipior> Lint01: install the "acl" package for the handy utilities, and you should be all set with setfacl and getfacl.
[16:14] <Ginbuntu> I mean the main menu bar of Nautilus
[16:14] <riwa> I need a program to manage my ipod photo 30 GB. Any ideas?
[16:14] <pagan> irc.pertaminux.org
[16:14] <buzzDrive> Does ubuntu keep source file of packages?
[16:14] <Ginbuntu> I have it set to display icon only but I still want to make it smaller
[16:14] <detrix> is there a channel to get help with seti@home?
[16:14] <rickest> riwa: gtkpod maybe
[16:15] <oCean_> perlmonkey: Do you get that trying install method via this link: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser ?
[16:15] <redLAW> hello to all
[16:15] <riwa> perlmonkey: It does work on i386. It's a very lightweight but functional browser. Something else must be wrong
[16:15] <Pici> buzzDrive: They are available on the repositories, but only binaries are downloaded when you install software from apt. apt-get source packagename to download the source.
[16:15] <riwa> rickest: I think I've tried that one before, but i'll take a look.
[16:15] <keyton> need help, cant change tty resolution to higher one
[16:15] <rickest> riwa: that's the only one I've used.  not fancy but it got the job done
[16:16] <redLAW> how can i make it work intel wifi 3945abg. I tried to enable EU channels but without luck
[16:16] <L3dPlatedLinux> is there a list of really cool repo's that one should or might want to add to get extra stuff?
[16:16] <riwa> rickest: Does it work on the "color" ipods aswell?
[16:17] <tesseracter> hello, i dont want to get updates to my kernel all the time. what other things are related to the "intrepid-proposed"?
[16:17] <rickest> riwa: it's been awhile so I'm just not sure, sorry
[16:17] <Mr_Grieves|> Has anyone here worked with equivs, or know of another method of telling apt that a package is installed from source?
[16:17] <pagan_> nick
[16:17] <jason^> what's a good way to update packages over about ~30 servers?  it doesn't seem like a good idea to just apt-get update && apt-get upgrade every night...
[16:17] <pagan_> @jelp
[16:17] <pagan_> @help
[16:17] <oCean_> Mr_Grieves|: ok, well.. that's a little bit more advanced that most will use, so the answer might take a while indeed.
[16:17] <riwa> rickest: I got some errormsgs. Let's see what happens
[16:17] <pagan_> how to change server in xchat
[16:18] <pagan_> help me please
[16:18] <Pici> pagan_: /server servername
[16:18] <pagan_> ok thank
[16:18] <Pici> tesseracter: Any software that has not undergone enough testing to allow its entry into the 'main' repositories.
[16:18] <Ginbuntu> is there a beagle applet for the gnome panel?
[16:18] <m1dn1ght> L3dPlatedLinux: check out http://psychocat.net/ubuntu/sources
[16:18] <Mr_Grieves|> The folks in #debian were helpful, until I let it slip that I'm using ubuntu ;)
[16:18] <L3dPlatedLinux> ok ty
[16:18]  * Mr_Grieves| shrugs.
[16:18] <perlmonkey> my god this is so cranky
[16:18] <Mr_Grieves|> I thought apt was apt :)
[16:19] <perlmonkey> added the source via Software Sources, installed the key
[16:19] <pagan_> how to change nick in xchat
[16:19] <pagan_> how to change nick in xchat????
[16:19] <Mr_Grieves|> pagan_: Calm down. Try /nick <new nick>
[16:19] <pagan_> anybody know
[16:19] <LjL> pagan_: /nick nickname
[16:20] <tesseracter> Pici, so thats lots of stuff. any ideas how to just ignore kernel updates? they happen too fast for my liking, and i end up rebuilding a bunch of stuff every time.
[16:20] <pagan_> this channel can to scan bug
[16:20] <Mr_Grieves|> pagan_: Jesus, this isn't irc support, it's ubuntu support. Ask and wait, don't flood.
[16:20] <pagan_> in site
[16:20] <kiddies> ok man thank
[16:21] <Pici> tesseracter: Not really. If the package passes the testing period in -proposed, it will be moved to -updates
[16:21] <BeBoo_> Mr_Grieves|: pagan_ is Jesus?
[16:22] <beli> BeBoo_: don't call my son pagan_! ;)
[16:22] <BeBoo_> ;o
[16:22] <Mr_Grieves|> BeBoo_: Hahaha, I didn't realize I make a pseudo-pun :)
[16:22] <oCean_> Mr_Grieves|: does this help: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-howto/ch-helpers.en.html#s-equivs ?
[16:22] <BeBoo_> beli: you are God?
[16:22] <pagan_> hey can this channel scanning bug site
[16:23] <hans-rudolf> Hello, I have no sound at all on my laptop, since installation. I had to install server edition because nothing else worked.
[16:23] <BeBoo_> well, that's why ^^;
[16:23] <beli> hans-rudolf: check the volume settings first
[16:23] <Mr_Grieves|> oCean_: That's what I've been working off of, but it still tries to pull in the package I listed under "provides"
[16:23] <hans-rudolf> I have checked all volume controls including alsamixer.
[16:23] <hans-rudolf> mY card is: Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: ALC268 Analog [ALC268 Analog]
[16:23] <Mr_Grieves|> Here's my equivs file: http://pastebin.com/m263c68a6
[16:24] <Mr_Grieves|> But apt still does this with the equiv installed: http://pastebin.com/m1b847e33
[16:24] <TwoToneSleeping> pagan_: Huh?!
[16:24] <beli> hans-rudolf: the volume can be up...but still no sound if the channel is muted...
[16:25] <dsdeiz> hi how do i know the specs using the terminal?
[16:25] <perlmonkey> o m g. I'm lovin Opera, how much. woah this browser is f a s t
[16:25] <hans-rudolf> beli:I'll check
[16:25] <oCean_> Mr_Grieves|: that is weird indeed
[16:25] <jazzdog> hi
[16:25] <Mr_Grieves|> I'm wondering if it's because kalzium specifies libopenbabel3 version >= 2.2.0, but I didn't explicitly set a version for libopenbabel3 in the equiv
[16:25] <kristian_> i've connected my 200gb external maxtor hdd, and started it, it is ntfs, so i want to change it to ext3. so first i do "sudo cfdisk -l" to find the hdd name, and then i do "sudo cfdisk /dev/sdb" and delete the ntfs partition and start creating a new primary partition, but when i try to "write" it gives me an error. "cannot mount volume", ntfs bla bla bla but im not even trying to mount the ntfs, im just trying to create a partition. :-/ an
[16:25] <znik1> how can i check chat history on an irc?
[16:25] <jazzdog> can i use somehow xserver-1.6 on hardy? i need randr1.3 panning support
[16:25] <dsdeiz> anyone? :-?
[16:25] <perlmonkey> Opera can kick some booty no?
[16:25] <Pici> !ot | perlmonkey
[16:25] <Mr_Grieves|> I'd think it would just use the default version declared in the equiv, though
[16:26] <beli> dsdeiz: what specs?
[16:26] <perlmonkey> Pici talk to the hand
[16:26] <dsdeiz> hardware specs
[16:26] <dsdeiz> lspci?
[16:26] <beli> dsdeiz: you can look what has been detected....dmesg
[16:26] <hans-rudolf> beli:How do I know if the channel is muted?
[16:26] <oCean_> Mr_Grieves|: I really don't know.. Is there any way to verbose/debug? Might be the versions indeed
[16:27] <beli> hans-rudolf: MM under the channel settings...switch with the spacebar or M key...i cant remember....but hey, i read the docu ;)
[16:27] <dsdeiz> oh dmesg printed out a lot.. :-(
[16:27] <beli> dsdeiz: dmesg|less
[16:27] <cwj_> hello
[16:27] <hans-rudolf> beli:They're not muted.
[16:28] <keyton> need help, cant change tty resolution to higher one
[16:28] <beli> hans-rudolf: ok so read here -->https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting?action=show&redirect=DebuggingSoundProblems
[16:28] <dsdeiz> thanks mate :-)
[16:28] <hans-rudolf> keyton: yes
[16:29] <hans-rudolf> keyton:you need to start with an extra setting.
[16:29] <Mr_Grieves|> oCean_: Hmm, this is a bit more helpful: http://pastebin.com/m5342ddf7
[16:29] <hans-rudolf> beli:I'll check it out
[16:29] <thebitguru> Hi, I started helping this person, but I am not sure where to go next, any ideas? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1100597
[16:30] <keyton> hans-rudolf: in menu.lst in the end of kernel line i put my resolution nativly vga=0x0360 but doesnt work
[16:30] <keyton> hans-rudolf: or any other setiings
[16:31] <hans-rudolf> keyton: try this http://www.go2linux.org/change-boot-up-resolution-console-text-mode
[16:31] <keyton> hans-rudolf: i have kernel 2.6.24 , but on my older kernel 2.6.22 these settings work perfect
[16:31] <Ginbuntu> any one knows a firefox plugin that can shorten the main menu of firefox?
[16:31] <tahhi> hello.
[16:31] <hans-rudolf> keyton: sorry
[16:32] <keyton> hans-rudolf: i now all that
[16:32] <oCean_> Mr_Grieves|: so it is. But now, how to prevent that libopenbabel install.. Would it be possible to add version in the 'provides' line? Just guessing here..
[16:32] <keyton> hans-rudolf: using 8.04
[16:32] <tahhi> so, i'm here for the very first time and that's because I'm not enjoying this "window-integration" type of stuff on Gnome, if you know what i'm talking about....
[16:32] <dayo> !hi | tahhi
[16:33] <Mr_Grieves|> That's what I'm wondering about :) I'm not sure what the syntax would be for that. I can guess and check, I suppose :)
[16:33] <tahhi> i don't see "minimize" next to "close"
[16:33] <hans-rudolf> keyton:try these maybe in decimal it works
[16:33] <tahhi> and i'm so not enjoying this...
[16:33] <hans-rudolf> keyton:http://www.linuxquestions.org/blog/archtoad6-147095/2007/12/29/vga-resolution-codes-for-grub-and-lilo-830/
[16:34] <Marsjanin> Hello. I just tried to connect a TV set to GeForce3 via s-video, and it's not working. ANyone can help me? >> Ubuntu 8.10, nvidia legacy driver "96"
[16:34] <dayo> !bash > dayo
[16:34] <tahhi> anyone with any advice on fixing my issue?
[16:34] <keyton> hans-rudolf: thx , but i try that also and didnt work
[16:35] <thebitguru> does anyone have any ideas about the ubiquity issue?
[16:36] <bigrigger> tahhi: using gnome? try alt+f9 to minimize, you might try changing themes.
[16:37] <Mr_Grieves|> oCean_: Got it working. I just broke down and named the package libopenbabel3 instead of libopenbabel3-local. Not as clean, but *shrugs* it works :)
[16:37] <keyton> hans-rudolf: do you know any other solution
[16:38] <oCean_> Mr_Grieves|: Good to hear!
[16:38] <BKlounge> hello!
[16:38] <weatherkid> hey does anyone know how to compile with the latest glade interface designer?
[16:40] <weatherkid> hey does anyone know how to compile with the latest glade interface designer?
[16:40] <hans-rudolf> keyton: I don't know. What do you see?
[16:40] <WhiteM0use> Hi there. I've a Graphics Card nvidia geforce 8600M G and my laptop only work in 800x600 resolution
[16:40] <keyton> hans-rudolf: only black screen
[16:40] <WhiteM0use> I need 1280x800
[16:40] <WhiteM0use> how to make??
[16:40] <Dr_Phil_> quit
[16:41] <hans-rudolf> keyton: so how do you edit menu.lst?
[16:41] <clarc> hi
[16:41] <clarc> is it possible to install a newer vlc on hardy?
[16:42] <WhiteM0use> ta estanyone help me?
[16:42] <cipherZen> clarc: if you want to compile from source, yes
[16:42] <WhiteM0use> nyone help me?
[16:42] <WhiteM0use> anyone help me please?
[16:42] <rickest> WhiteM0use: just ask your question
[16:42] <keyton> hans-rudolf: i try that before not now, because everithing you sey i try
[16:42] <cipherZen> WhiteM0use: have you tried installing the restricted drivers?
[16:42] <keyton> hans-rudolf: i try that before not now, because everithing you sey i tryed
[16:42] <cipherZen> rickest: he did, earlier
[16:42] <rickest> WhiteM0use: nm, I see that
[16:42] <WhiteM0use> cipherZen
[16:43] <WhiteM0use> I think so
[16:43] <smaceda> aeon.ix.us.dal.net
[16:43] <WhiteM0use> how to install?
[16:43] <cipherZen> WhiteM0use, open up a terminal and run this command:
[16:43] <hans-rudolf> keyton:I'm sorry I don't know and I need to reboot.
[16:43] <cipherZen> sudo lspci | grep VGA