[18:29] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: its in a gtkmine file
[18:29] <paschu> how can i create a shortcut for my trashcan?
[18:29] <Lungan> How do i get the battery tray icon in fluxbox?
[18:29] <janisozaur> innomen: the dialog is shown only for files that are both readable and execatuble simultanously
[18:29] <trism> innomen: usually when I'm looking at things on a windows partition cause they are generally mounted as 777 by default
[18:30] <brooksaar> epinky: I have "iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -i eth0 --dport 22 -j DROP" blocking port 22 from access on port 22, hence why I want to forward port 4852 to eth1, then change it to port 22. Sorry if I sound abit retarded, I'm not completely sure of my terminology
[18:30] <innomen> trism, how do i make it execute executables by default?
[18:30] <cognitiaclaeves> anyone familiar with gmusicbrowser?  I added a bunch of songs over a network, and the network traffic when adding the songs didn't seem nearly as bad as when the app decided that a lot of the songs didn't have bitrate flags.  I don't care about bitrate flags.  Is there a way to stop its scanning?
[18:30] <janisozaur> innomen: oh, trism already said that
[18:30] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: "whereis gtkmine" comes up with no results.
[18:30] <janisozaur> innomen: umask
[18:30] <noamsml> Is there any way to force a filesystem check on my root directory
[18:30] <noamsml> ?
[18:30] <paschu> how to create a shortcut for my trashcan on my desktop??
[18:30] <innomen> janisozaur, oky
[18:31] <khensthoth> paschu: Press Alt+F2 and type gconf-editor, then enter
[18:31] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: home dir. show hidden files its called .gtkrc.mine
[18:31] <innomen> janisozaur, "cant find umask"
[18:31] <janisozaur> noamsml: fsck, you might want to check your / in offline mode
[18:31] <epinky> brooksaar: dont do that, just disable the service in that case, flush that rule and retry
[18:31] <janisozaur> innomen: err.. i believe it's environment variable or a config file
[18:31] <paschu> khensthoth: and then?
[18:31] <innomen> janisozaur, when yuo're sure can you get back to me?
[18:31] <janisozaur> innomen: try "apropos umask"
[18:32] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: There's no such file.
[18:32] <khensthoth> paschu: Under apps > nautilus > desktop, tick the value trach_icon_visible
[18:32] <innomen> i dont get the choice dialog under any circumstances and assiations for exntentionless files "shell scripts" in this case, are blank
[18:32] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: find the Xdefaults file
[18:32] <d4non> do you know any good program with gui for recovering data I lost by mistakebly deleting ntfs partition and formatting like 40gbs of it with ext3?
[18:32] <innomen> what would i associate shell scripts with to run them on doubleclick?
[18:33] <khensthoth> paschu: *trash_icon_visible. Does it work?
[18:33] <Yancho> from where can i download ubunut 9.04 please? on the site only ubuntu 9.10 i can find
[18:33] <trism> innomen: did you mark them as executable?
[18:33] <paschu> khensthoth: yes it works. thanks.
[18:33] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: No such file in my home directory either. I guess I'll just give up.
[18:33] <innomen> trism, not sure, how would i check?
[18:33] <khensthoth> paschu: No problem.
[18:33] <janisozaur> innomen: there is no way to run non-executable files by default... you could make them open with bash though, or your other preferred shell
[18:33] <innomen> trism, assume i didnt?
[18:33] <brooksaar> epinky: ok that works, many thanks :D But now, how do I stop people accessing externally via port 22, but so that I can still access internally via port 22 (I don't fancy writing -p 4852 every time i want to connect to the box via ssh)
[18:33] <tonii> how do I use CLI to recieve and install new updates?
[18:33] <dcider> Yancho, check the torrents
[18:34] <khensthoth> tonii: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[18:34] <hatchetman82> in compizconfig, how can i set one of the "heavy" animations for things like minimize ?
[18:34] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: wait! follow these commands in terminal first touch .Xdefaults
[18:34] <innomen> janisozaur, it would be a huge PITA to have a terminal window sitting open for every running process launched by launchy :P
[18:34] <Yancho> dcider: on the page itself or torrent engines like piratebay?
[18:34] <kyentei> tonii: "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade"
[18:34] <hatchetman82> if i enable animation addons and set the animation to random i sometimes get the heavier effects, but there's no way to set them ?
[18:34] <janisozaur> innomen: you'd use bash, not a terminal. there's a difference
[18:34] <tonii> thanks khensthoth and kyentei
[18:34] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: Okay, it appeared.
[18:34] <epinky> brooksaar: just accept only for yourself, I mean for your remote IP
[18:35] <dcider> Yancho, any torrent engine
[18:35] <innomen> janisozaur, so it would simply run and not have a terminal window? like when you launch soemthing with alt f2? if so, how do i associate a file with that?
[18:35] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: then open it in a text editor and type 'Xcursor.theme:   [then type the name of the cursor theme]
[18:35] <Dr_Willis> Yancho:  check the ubuntu downloads pages again.. there should be links\
[18:35] <janisozaur> innomen: try alt-f2, "bash"
[18:35] <trism> innomen: right click/properties permissions tab, allow execution
[18:35] <Yancho> Dr_Willis: im seeing 8.04 and 9.10 only ;S
[18:36] <BluesKaj> Yancho, http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/
[18:36] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: Do you happen to know the name of the default (black) cursor of X?
[18:36] <seba> using xubuntu the panel at the top now has all icons to the left. is used to be that the status items where on the right side. now i can only find a configuration to move all icons in the bar to left, center  & right but there seems to be no way to set these status icons apart
[18:36] <janisozaur> innomen: for the second part of your question... i think when you right click any file there is a tab somewhere in the properties. i'm not sure though
[18:36] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: I believe in the very beginning, mac OS used this cursor too.
[18:36] <innomen> janisozaur, you fixed it
[18:36] <janisozaur> innomen: oh, nice :)
[18:36] <d4non> do you know any good program with gui for recovering data I lost by mistakebly deleting ntfs partition and formatting like 40gbs of it with ext3?
[18:36] <brooksaar> epinky: the remote IP is always changing as I have a Dynamic IP address and will be accessing from various different physical places
[18:36] <janisozaur> d4non: gpart
[18:36] <Yancho> thanks BluesKaj
[18:36] <innomen> to alnuch a file by default, properties, open with, custome command, "bash"
[18:37] <brooksaar> epinky: unless i misunderstand
[18:37] <innomen> thanks guys
[18:37] <janisozaur> d4non: i don't think it has gui though. just that it would suit you perfectly
[18:37] <seba> nobody can help me?
[18:37] <janisozaur> !patience | seba
[18:37] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: i think its Vanilla-DMZ-AA
[18:37] <seba> no xubuntu users here? WRONG channel?
[18:38] <janhaj> When I plug external USB tv tuner Gigabyte U8000, in dmesg is all OK, when i run w-scan (for scanning digital channels), in dmesg is this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/322633/ . How can I fix this? In Jaunty it works fine.. Currently I am running Karmic..
[18:38] <aeon-ltd> kyentei:but i'm not entirely sure
[18:38] <janisozaur> !xubuntu | seba
[18:38] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: Okay, I added it. I'll try and see what happens after I reboot. Thank you very, very much for your assistance. It's highly appreciated!
[18:39] <cognitiaclaeves> No one knows gmusicbrowser?
[18:39] <epinky> brooksaar: then configure SSHd on your router to listen in another port and create rules for that special port :)
[18:39] <janisozaur> !anyone | cognitiaclaeves
[18:39] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: If I google Vanilla-DMZ-AA, I get the black cursors in the cursor package from Ubuntu though. I hope you're right =]
[18:39] <innomen> i have placed a button on my panel that force kills a clicked application, what command is this if i wanted to launch it from a terminal? there is no properties on the shortcut to check for the actual command
[18:40] <cognitiaclaeves> I added a bunch of songs over a network, and the network traffic when adding the songs didn't seem nearly as bad as when the app decided that a lot of the songs didn't have bitrate flags.  I don't care about bitrate flags.   Thankyou for your help, it's appreciated
[18:41] <gizmobay> How can I grep two words in a file with both having to show up? I believe grep -E 'word1|word2' * is an or statement
[18:41] <innomen> kostkon, that does not look like it launchs the gui that looks like it'll kill everything currently running lol
[18:41] <janisozaur> innomen: wrong. it wants pid. for app name you'd use killall
[18:41] <benc1> is there a tutorial on how to write an init.d script?
[18:41] <chri123s5> how can i install the restricted extras in karmic?
[18:41] <innomen> janisozaur, so there is no way to mimic the clicking of this panel button via terminal? there are only alternative ways to kill?
[18:41] <kostkon> innomen, actually, it's killall process_name
[18:41] <epinky> brooksaar: you're welcome :) , glad you've solved it
[18:42] <gizmobay> benc1, it's a bash script. Google bash tutorial
[18:42] <janisozaur> innomen: i don't get what are you trying to achieve
[18:42] <innomen> kostkon, and if i didnt know the name but wanted to launch and appt hat would allow me to click ont eh frozen window?
[18:42] <ouro> google smash!
[18:42] <innomen> janisozaur, right click on your panel, hit add, go find froce quit application
[18:42] <Dr_Willis> benc1:  may be better to learn to do upstart scrits/configs  since most services are moving to upstart
[18:42] <khensthoth> chri123s5: In the terminal, run sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[18:42] <innomen> janisozaur, click that button
[18:42] <kostkon> innomen, that's a panel applet, you can launch it separately
[18:42] <benc1> gizmobay: I'm trying to understand if there is a meanning for the NAME, DAEMON... in the start of the script
[18:42] <kostkon> innomen, only add it on your panel
[18:42] <innomen> kostkon, excellent, how?
[18:43] <kostkon> can → canit
[18:43] <kostkon> eh
[18:43] <kostkon> can → can't
[18:43] <kostkon> sorry
[18:43] <innomen> kostkon, no its on my panel i want ot launch it via a terminal command
[18:43] <benc1> Dr_Willis: I thought that init.d scripts use upstart
[18:43] <benc1> Dr_Willis: do you have a link to help me started
[18:43] <Geboy> how can i check the kernel version of ubuntu 9.10 server edition
[18:43] <kostkon> innomen, you can't i suppose
[18:43] <flan_suse> uname -r
[18:43] <gizmobay> is it like NAME =?
[18:43] <janisozaur> innomen: and what about it?
[18:43] <Dr_Willis> benc1:  the init.d stuff is slowly getting phased out. Check the /etc/init/ directory for what upstart cfgs are being used
[18:43] <Dr_Willis> !upstart
[18:43] <flan_suse> Geboy, uname -r
[18:44] <innomen> janisozaur, wghat doy uo mean what about it, how do i launch it with the terminal insetad of clicking that button?
[18:44] <Geboy> okay, thanks flan_suse
[18:44] <d4non> janisozaur I guessed the primary partition table, and I dunno exacly how to use gpart
[18:44] <innomen> janisozaur, kostkon says its impossible, he's probably right
[18:44] <benc1> Dr_Willis: I'll read it. thanks
[18:44] <janisozaur> innomen: oh, i see. so you want the crosshair to pick the app you want to kill?
[18:44] <khamer> I'm trying to figure out what args to pass to ps to get ps to think the screen is infinitely wide (i.e., chop off ps -eHO fname to my screen width dynamically)
[18:44] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: crap i just check its called left_ptr
[18:44] <janisozaur> d4non: man gpart
[18:44] <innomen> janisozaur, yesir
[18:45] <bzrk_> innomen: you want to kill an x app with a terminal command?
[18:45] <janisozaur> innomen: no idea. i'd use kill/killall/htop
[18:45] <bzrk_> innomen: try xkill
[18:45] <janisozaur> innomen: or just click "x" on the window frame...
[18:45] <innomen> bzrk_, ha! perfect
[18:45] <benc1> Dr_Willis: on karmic I have /etc/init.d but I don't have /etc/init folder. do I need to install anything?
[18:45] <innomen> bzrk_, thank you :)
[18:45] <janisozaur> bzrk_: nice one
[18:46] <bzrk_> innomen: yw :)
[18:46] <Hilikus> is there some way to tell samba just to ignore windows permissions and use a specific value? no masks, no nothing, just make the files have always a certain permission? every time i modify a file in windows, my linux permissions get screwed up
[18:46] <innomen> janisozaur, >.>, clikc x..... yea, never thought of that... >.> :P :)
[18:46] <Dr_Willis> benc1:   /etc/init files: 47 / size: 27.3 KB
[18:46] <Dr_Willis> benc1:  you may want to check again.
[18:47] <janisozaur> innomen: that's what i'd use :P if the app wasn't responding eventually it become greyed-out and would be killed...
[18:47] <Dr_Willis> benc1:  unless you did a upgrade..  Not sure if that differes or not. I do clean installs
[18:47] <innomen> janisozaur, sometimes that does not work :)
[18:47] <benc1> Dr_Willis: yes, I did an upgrade but I don't believe it's related
[18:47] <innomen> janisozaur, plus sometimes i know its dead and dont want to wait for it to time out
[18:48] <janisozaur> innomen: in such cases i just use kill and the usual stuff, i alwas have at least one terminal window opened ;)
[18:48] <innomen> janisozaur, well yur justa  big nerd :P :)
[18:48] <pkkm> how to reconfigure mysql?
[18:48] <Lungan> How do I add several torrents at one time in ktorrent?
[18:48] <Kazakh> gizmobay: to check for multiple words just put your regexp between quotes with egrep ie. egrep "house|dog|cat"
[18:48] <innomen> thanks guys i'm sure i'll be backl shortly :)
[18:48] <janisozaur> innomen: what app do you want to kill often anyway?
[18:48] <innomen> janisozaur, wine stuff ususally
[18:49] <Dr_Willis> Lungan:  i thought the open dialog allowd you to select several. Or drag/drop onto the gui perhapos
[18:49] <innomen> it shoulda been called whine
[18:49] <janisozaur> innomen: haha
[18:49] <innomen> l8a playas :)
[18:50] <scottandmonique> will wine apps work with cmds from terminal
[18:50] <Dr_Willis> scottandmonique:  depends on the apps :)
[18:50] <scottandmonique> i mean u could work wine its self retart it but not the actual programs
[18:50] <scottandmonique> from the ubuntu terminal
[18:51] <scottandmonique> am i only half right or completly wrong do let me know
[18:51] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: That did not work out too well =P Just nevermind I suppose =p
[18:51] <Dr_Willis> scottandmonique:  idont think you restart 'wine itself'
[18:51] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: crap i just check its called left_ptr
[18:52] <kyentei> Are you sure?
[18:52] <pkkm> how to reconfigure mysql?
[18:52] <dani> hello
[18:52] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: its the default non-cross shaped xcursor
[18:52] <kyentei> left_ptr is what it is called?
[18:52] <kyentei> I'll try again then
[18:52] <Guest33143> hello
[18:53] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: .Xdefaults right?
[18:53] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: yes, sorry about the problems and headaches
[18:53] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: yes
[18:53] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: or .Xdefault ?
[18:53] <nuvan> has there been any fix to the 9.10 problem of network interfaces remaining unclaimed unless you boot with acpi=off?
[18:53] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: No problem, I'll just try again =-P
[18:53] <scottandmonique> Dr_Willis wineboot
[18:53] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: yes .Xdefaults
[18:53] <scottandmonique> Restarting (rebooting) Wine manually
[18:53] <scottandmonique> In Terminal run:
[18:53] <scottandmonique> Code:
[18:53] <scottandmonique> rm -r /home/Your_User_Name/.wine/drive_c/windows/WININIT.INI
[18:53] <FloodBot4> scottandmonique: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:53] <FloodBot1> scottandmonique: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:53] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: What does it have to say again? I forgot, and had to remove the file
[18:53] <benc1> does upstart installed by default on karmic?
[18:54] <scottandmonique> sorry am going to look at that today
[18:54] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: touch .Xdefaults
[18:54] <paschu> where can i get skins for emerald?
[18:54] <Dakara> Hello, I am running into an error when I trt installing Ubuntu after the reboot. It gives me an option of choosing the boot I want, and then it goes into installing. Now this is where it goes wrong. It always comes up Video Mode not avaible. I have tried removing quiet and splash from the command line but still nothing. And whenever I click ctl alt f1, an error appears and won't let me enter any sudo commands. Could someone here help me
[18:54] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: Yea, I got that far =) But inside the file =P
[18:54] <Dr_Willis> paschu:   used to be some at gnome-look.org
[18:54] <Dr_Willis> paschu:  but emerald is dieing off it seems
[18:54] <aeon-ltd> kyentei: 'Xcursor.theme:   [then type the name of the cursor theme]
[18:54] <backslash7> hey folks - is there a way to save my current X configuration (was done automatically instead of re-generating it every time I boot?
[18:55] <paschu> Where can I get themes for emerald?
[18:55] <backslash7> It's mostly about my HDMI port which I connected my TV to.
[18:56] <jongbergs> Dakara: were you able to boot in recovery mode?
[18:56] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: Hmmm, I'll go ahead and reboot =) thanks!
[18:56] <Dakara> I was not able to even boot in recovery mode.
[18:56] <jongbergs> Dakara: what error do you encounter in recovery mode?
[18:57] <paschu> Where can I get themes for emerald?
[18:57] <Dakara> I didn't write it down, I guess I should have, but all I know is it prevents me from entering sudo commands that could solve the problem.
[18:58] <MaT-dg> is there a way to boost audio? some audio is to quiet on my laptop even when the volume is maxed out
[18:58] <Kazakh> paschu: check on http://www.gnome-look.org
[18:58] <Ridikuel> Hello, how can I enter the PIN for my UMTS Stick (Huawei K3520), so that wammu can connect and i can write and recieve SMS?
[18:58] <taki_> The latest updates has made the Video fade color.
[18:58] <jongbergs> Dakara: i see, you can actually get to command line terminal and type commands from there except that you can't use sudo
[18:59] <Ddorda> how do i change the default preferences of the date and time?
[18:59] <Dakara> No, I can't use any command lines.
[18:59] <Dakara> Sudo is what I need though.
[18:59] <cih997> hi, can i set wallpaper position in ubuntu 9.10??
[18:59] <jongbergs> Dakara: you can't sudo if the you cannot use command line..that's it
[18:59] <khensthoth> MaT-dg: Is it already maxed out in the Sound Preferences?
[18:59] <Dakara> Oh, I am new to this, sorry.
[18:59] <bzrk_> Ddorda: sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata
[18:59] <MaT-dg> ye
[19:00] <llutz> Ridikuel: use a small script like this http://paste.ubuntu.com/322661/
[19:00] <MaT-dg> khensthoth: yes
[19:00] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: Nope, not working. File says: Xcursor.theme: left_ptr
[19:00] <Dakara> What should I do, Jongbergs?
[19:00] <kyentei> aeon-ltd: Did I do anything wrong?
[19:00] <jongbergs> Dakara: no probs, were the install process ran smooth?
[19:00] <jongbergs> Dakara: did you encounter any errors during installation?
[19:00] <benc1> Dr_Willis: I have several VBOXs with ubuntu and I was looking at a Jaunty instance. Karmic has /etc/init
[19:00] <Dakara> Yes, it ran smooth until I rebooted my computer, and then when I click a boot option, the flashing white Ubuntu thing shows up and it runs its code, and then it goes to Video Mode Unavaible.
[19:01] <diplomatic> Hey what are image package for ubuntu... taht starts with a G
[19:01] <diplomatic> i cant remeber it but i know i need it
[19:01] <khensthoth> MaT-dg: Try running alsamixer in the terminal, and increase the volume of other settings from there. In particular, look at PCM.
[19:01] <flan_suse> diplomatic, an image viewer?
[19:01] <nuvan> I have installed 9.10 on my laptop, and unless I boot with apci=off in grub, both of my network interfaces are listed as unclaimed in lshw
[19:01] <bzrk_> diplomatic: gimp?
[19:01] <diplomatic> yea might be gimp
[19:01] <MaT-dg> khensthoth: already maxed out
[19:01] <donald_> hey - I'm having trouble getting my wireless to work in karmic - can anyone help?
[19:01] <paschu> Ubuntu is the NutZ!
[19:01] <bzrk_> !info gimp
[19:02] <jongbergs> Dakara: can you address my nick for your replies so that i can track your response..
[19:02] <khensthoth> MaT-dg: Then I don't think there's any other way to increase the volume.
[19:02] <diplomatic> like my images are not showing up and as soon as i install it it shows up again
[19:02] <diplomatic> ill try gimp
[19:02] <Dakara> JongBergs: Alright. Sorry. did you catch what I said before or no?
[19:02] <jongbergs> Dakara: ok, you actually see the error that says "Video Mode Unavailable"?
[19:03] <Dakara> JongBergs: Yes.
[19:03] <Dakara> JongBergs: It appears in the center of my moniter.
[19:03] <jongbergs> Dakara: are you using a different PC right now?
[19:03] <Ddorda> bzrk_: it didn't help, i want to make saturday as the last day in the week, and change the dot between the hour and the minutes to other symbol
[19:04] <Dakara> JongBergs: No, I have it set to duel boot, I am using XP on my computer right now, and Ubuntu is set as my other OS.
[19:04] <diplomatic> shit ist not gimp... Guld maybe?
[19:04] <khensthoth> diplomatic: gthumb?
[19:04] <Ridikuel> llutz: Thanx
[19:05] <backslash7> My TV is connected to my computers HDMI port. The TV needs to be turned on when the computer starts otherwise I don't get anything on the TV. How can I fix this? Thanks in advance!
[19:05] <jongbergs> Dakara: how did you go into install process..rigt from windows using wubi or you boot off from the live cd and initiates your install?
[19:05] <Hans_Henrik> i would like to be able to.. like mount a folder from a remote computer, any idea how i can do that? (must be protected from public access as well.. /var/www/)
[19:05] <Dakara> JongBergs: I used Wubi.
[19:05] <Hilikus> does anyone know of a linux program that will store replay gain tags in id3v2? mp3gain stores them in APEv2
[19:05] <erUSUL> Hans_Henrik: nfs ; sshfs ?
[19:06] <llutz> Hans_Henrik: cifs, nfs, ftp, sshfs, your choice
[19:06] <Jeruvy> backslash7: unfortunately this is required during the hdmi negotiation.
[19:06] <Ridikuel> llutz: Is there a Way of recieving theese little information (e.g. about what is left of your prepaid money) by dialing something like *101
[19:06] <llutz> Ridikuel: idk
[19:07] <Ddorda> how to i change tha lst day of the week to saturday?
[19:07] <jongbergs> Dakara: ok, when you're in windows xp after starting the installation, it says you need to reboot your computer, right?
[19:07] <Dakara> JongBergs: Correct.
[19:07] <backslash7> Jeruvy: Thanks for your answer. Is there no way to make Ubuntu remember the configuration and just load it no matter if there's a TV or not?
[19:07] <Jeruvy> backslash7: it has nothing to do with ubuntu.
[19:08] <ubuntuisloved> has anyone experience in how utmp works?
[19:08] <jongbergs> Dakara: and you see the grub2 menu comes up?
[19:08] <Ridikuel> llutz: pardon me, wtf is idk?
[19:08] <llutz> Ridikuel: "i don't know"
[19:08] <Dakara> JongBergs: Yes.
[19:09] <backslash7> Jeruvy: Do you know a way to do it?
[19:09] <jongbergs> Dakara: after selecting the ubuntu usually the firs line on the menu, that's when you encounter the error "Video Mode Unavailable"?
[19:09] <scottandmonique> http://paste.ubuntu.com/322675/plain/
[19:09] <Ridikuel> llutz: Sorry, thought it was a programm... apt-cache search idk showed nothing.... stupid me
[19:09] <Dakara> JongBergs: After I select a boot option, it gives me the error.
[19:09] <artikanet-60008> ciao
[19:10] <artikanet-60008> !list
[19:10] <llutz> Ridikuel: hehe, sorry
[19:10] <scottandmonique> ok got it cheers
[19:10] <Jeruvy> backslash7: Sorry, to do what?
[19:11] <cookie> i have noobish question how i xchat ansrew to concrete prerson?
[19:11] <jongbergs> Dakara: actually on what i see, you haven't installed ubuntu yet, the process that you see inside windows was just the copying of installation files prior to actual installation
[19:11] <donald_> how can I determine what my wirless nic chipset is?
[19:11] <erUSUL> donald_: lspci | grep -i net
[19:11] <llutz> donald_: lspci/lsusb
[19:11] <backslash7> Jeruvy: To make linux (in this case ubuntu) remember and autoload the hdmi settings
[19:11] <backslash7> so I can start the computer without the tv and still get a picture on my TV later on
[19:11] <Dakara> JohnBergs: Then what do I do to fix this?
[19:12] <jongbergs> Dakara: ok, during wubi installation, on what partition did you select ubuntu should be located?
[19:12] <donald_> is this - 00:14.0 Bridge: nVidia Corporation MCP51 Ethernet Controller (rev a3) - my wireless card?
[19:13] <Dakara> JongBergs: Inside Windows.
[19:13] <erUSUL> donald_: no; thats the wired one. is a usb dongle ?
[19:13] <jongbergs> Dakara: yes, inside windows, but on which partition? C: or D:?
[19:13] <donald_> erusul: no it's internal
[19:13] <Dakara> JongBergs: D:
[19:14] <Jeruvy> backslash7: there isn't any way, since the hdmi cable does this during initiation.  Everytime you link a monitor with a device it will go through this process.  This is strictly a hardware process.
[19:14] <jongbergs> Dakara: ok, let
[19:14] <erUSUL> donald_: and that one line is the only ne you get ?
[19:14] <backslash7> Jeruvy: :O really!
[19:14] <backslash7> Jeruvy: Thanks, I'll read up on it then
[19:14] <donald_> erusul: yes
[19:15] <Jeruvy> backslash7: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hdmi is a good starting point.
[19:15] <erUSUL> donald_: then look at the entire output of « lspci » run it without the grep
[19:15] <Dakara> JongBerg: Let what?
[19:15] <jongbergs> Dakara: ok, let's try booting again then on the grub menu, select the first line, press "e" to edit boot menu, the add this on the last line vga=792
[19:15] <donald_> ok - I'll pastbin it, pretty sure it's not there though.
[19:16] <diplomatic> anyone know what package i might need to install so my pictures show up on my server
[19:16] <diplomatic> i know it starts with a G
[19:16] <llutz> donald_: pastebin output of "lsusb" too please
[19:16] <jongbergs> Dakara: after adding vga=792 press escape then press enter to boot
[19:16] <Dakara> JongBerg: I will go try this right now, thank you.
[19:17] <cognitiaclaeves> gmusic browser seems to causing a significant amount of CPU and network usage.  ... why?
[19:17] <donald_> !pastebin
[19:17] <hellyeah> dont understand appendix and sampling part of thesis proposal
[19:17] <jongbergs> Dakara: actually there are instructions below the screen on ther grub menu on how to edit the boot entries
[19:18] <Ddorda> how do i change the first day of the week? (from monday to sunday)
[19:19] <donald_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/322682/
[19:19] <embrik> irc.oftc.net
[19:19] <donald_> erusul: http://paste.ubuntu.com/322682/
[19:19] <donald_> llutz: http://paste.ubuntu.com/322682/
[19:20] <llutz> donald_: are you sure to have wifi? ;)
[19:20] <donald_> yes
[19:20] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  I just upgraded to karmic, and found the mouse parts of my xorg.conf commented out, saying that HAL is used now.  How do specify EmulateWheel in /etc/console-setup?
[19:20] <erUSUL> donald_: are you sure is well placed on the pci socket ??
[19:20] <cognitiaclaeves> jaunty crashed; forced a hard reboot; The main thing I was doing differently was running gmusicbrowser, which i have noticed appears to be pushing the CPU and network usage up, for some reason, while nothing is playing.  Anyone know what it is doing in the background?
[19:20] <LilJohn> does anyone know about using ufw to ip masq for pptpd?
[19:21] <donald_> erusul: it's a laptop and I'm not sure how to check that
[19:21] <erUSUL> donald_: does the lap has a button to turn on/off the wifi ?
[19:21] <donald_> erusul: do you know how?
[19:22] <donald_> erusul: yes
[19:22] <^Alita> hi to all
[19:22] <donald_> erusul: it doesn't work though - nothing happens no matter where the switch is
[19:22] <erUSUL> donald_: and is turned on or off ...
[19:22] <^Alita> enyone know how to emulate an usb-pen from an usb port in a pc?
[19:22] <erUSUL> donald_: maybe some option in the bios ?
[19:22] <donald_> erusul: and the light stays orange no matter the position - supposed to turn blue when it's on
[19:23] <Delano-254739206> I'm using KDE4 and am trying to get Emerland themes to install, but it won't work?
[19:23] <serp_> I can't find llvm clang in the package repository. How come?
[19:23] <Delano-254739206> The themes in Emerald show
[19:23] <Delano-254739206> But I can't apply them
[19:23] <Delano-254739206> Why?
[19:23] <donald_> erusul: it's not really clear which switch position is the on and which is the off
[19:23] <erUSUL> serp_: we have gcc is that not enough ? ;)
[19:23] <pkkm> how to connect a mysql command on localhost?
[19:23] <serp_> erUSUL: no it's not enough
[19:24] <donald_> erusul: what would I be looking for in the bios?
[19:24] <erUSUL> donald_: i understand... so the problem is that we can not turn the card on becouse the button does not work  :|
[19:24] <Delano-254739206> Anyone?
[19:24] <tul> hi all
[19:24] <eTiger13> is there any reason why a program would not start when i create a launcher for it but start when i type the same command into a terminal?
[19:24] <erUSUL> donald_: really dunno; just a shot in the dark. maybe there is a wifi allways on setting or something
[19:24] <holy1> donald_: Donald the duck ??
[19:25] <jongbergs> !hi | tul
[19:25] <tul> lacie 3tib disk appears only with 2199 gb capacity by ubuntu 9.04 64b. WHY
[19:25] <donald_> erusul: I'm not sure if that's correct or not - when I had the card working (I think it was jaunty) the switch didn't work
[19:25] <eTiger13> tul how did you partition it?
[19:25] <LilJohn> can someone help me setup ufw todo ip masqerading for pptpd clients?
[19:25] <donald_> erusul: the card worked, but the switch didn't (if I remember correctly)
[19:25] <tul> eTiger13: even before partitioning it.
[19:25]  * erUSUL hates regressions
[19:26] <Melos86> Ciao a tutti
[19:26] <jongbergs> !ufw
[19:26] <eTiger13> tul where are you looking at the size at?
[19:26] <tul> unallocated disk space
[19:26] <pickles> .
[19:26] <pickles> hi
[19:26] <Melos86> cè qualcuno che mi puo aiutare gentilmente
[19:26] <donald_> erusul: I have to go grab a bite to eat, so I'll tackle this problem again another time - thanks for your help, though!
[19:26] <erUSUL> donald_: dunno sounds lke you hit a kernel bug or something
[19:26] <Ridikuel> Is there a Chance to make an audio-call through an UMTS Stick?
[19:26] <erUSUL> !it | Melos86
[19:26] <dAlfa89_> tul, manufacturers use different units to us, a "gigabyte" is 1000mb to them, and 1024 to us (Strictly speaking, 1024mb would be a gibibyte by name)
[19:27] <llutz> LilJohn: https://www.cpjconsulting.com/?p=41
[19:27] <tul> eTiger13: new size: 2097149mib
[19:27] <eTiger13> tul you need to look at total disk space
[19:27] <tul> now it should be around 2800gb
[19:27] <pickles> i've googled this for a while now and cannot find the solution.  my box keeps on mounting an emergency tmpfs on /temp even though i have recreated my swap partition using cli, gparted, etc. and tried uuids and device mountpoints to tell fstab where the swap is.
[19:27] <donald_> erusul: I used to use the broadcom b43 driver - I've seen that others have run into problems with it, but not sure how recent those posts were
[19:27] <pickles> does anyone have any ideas on how to get /tmp to mounts as swap properly again?
[19:28] <dAlfa89_> tul, my 500 gig only shows as 464.8, which is a lot less than 500
[19:28] <pickles> i'm afraid to turn of the init.d script as i might not be able to log in
[19:28] <pickles> thoughts?
[19:28] <tul> size 2.00 tib, should be 3tib. it's not that.
[19:28] <diplomatic> this sucks
[19:28] <LilJohn> @jongbergs yeah i know what ufw is and mostly how to use it and i think i have it setup right but its still not doing what i need, i was hoping someone could help me troubleshoot
[19:28] <eTiger13> tul but what are you using to view the size?
[19:29] <Delano-254739206> I'm using KDE4 and am trying to get Emerland themes to install, but it won't work?
[19:30] <dayo> how do i get gnome-terminal to open on login?
[19:31] <fcuk112> dayo: does adding it to your startup applications not work?
[19:31] <mrbook> when i run cheese I only get these color bars. How can I make it work
[19:31] <dayo> fcuk112: i will try that, thanks :-)
[19:31] <Dallas> anyone able to help get the video drivers working for dell mini 10
[19:31] <Blehk> Does anyone know how I can give a specific user permission to the apache logs?
[19:32] <eTiger13> tul and are you sure its a 3tb drive? i didnt even think they sold those  yet
[19:33] <jongbergs> mrbook: do you mea cheese webcam app?
[19:33] <mrbook> jongbergs: yes
[19:33] <Vonnick> Does Ubuntu work alright with SLI?
[19:33] <jongbergs> mrbook: try go to edit > preferences
[19:34] <jongbergs> mrbook: and select the proper capture device from there
[19:34] <tul> eTiger13: srryy   kkbbrdd    ddeeaadd:(((9
[19:34] <jongbergs> mrbook: that matches your webcam
[19:34] <mrbook> jongbergs: thanks I'll take a look.
[19:34] <Lungan> Doesn't ubuntu support magnet links?
[19:35] <Curs0r> Hi, I need some help with ndiswrapper and a trendnet usb wifi adapter, here's the dmesg output http://pastebin.ca/1678178
[19:35] <diplomatic> what packages could stop images from showing up?
[19:35] <KebabBob> I get an kernel error when trying to boot from usb  livecd - "No filesystem could mount root".. Anyone know what that could be?
[19:35] <Dallas> I'm trying the install on the forums, but it's been so long since I've used ubuntu I'm confused, he says "The Following code samples are stripped from my install-poulsbo.sh, almost everything requires sudo:" I'm not sure what to run. I tried install-poulsbo.sh and apt-get install-poulsbo.sh
[19:35] <eTiger13> is there any reason why a program would not start when i create a launcher for it but start when i type the same command into a terminal?
[19:35] <FiremanEd> bucky7
[19:36] <paschu> how can i change the color of the text in my panel?
[19:36] <Kazakh> eTiger13: are you sure your launcher is correct?
[19:36] <llutz> paschu: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=47776
[19:37] <jongbergs> eTiger13: probably that command requires super user privilege
[19:37] <eTiger13> Kazakh: yeah. i copied the command exactly. i change the type to application in terminal and it runs fine as well but i dont want an extra terminal window open
[19:38] <eTiger13> jongbergs: nope.
[19:38] <paschu> how can i change the color of the text in my panel?
[19:38] <jongbergs> eTiger13: what command is that?
[19:38] <foxbuntu> ok this is a total brain fart, where is df located?
[19:38] <pinesipsip> hey could anyone please provide me with the terminal command to clear firefox cookies, caches, etc? thanks
[19:39] <Kazakh> foxbuntu: try "whereis df"
[19:39] <graham> how do i create su? sudo useradd root ?
[19:39] <paschu> how can i change the color of the text in my panel?
[19:39] <foxbuntu> Kazakh, ah, thanks
[19:39] <teddymills> broken libc6...can I fix this without getting MacGyver?  Or should I just rebuild the server?
[19:39] <teardrop> hi
[19:39] <jongbergs> paschu: right click the panel > properties
[19:39] <pinesipsip> hey could anyone please provide me with the terminal command to clear firefox cookies, caches, etc? thanks
[19:39] <jongbergs> !hi | teardrop
[19:39] <guntbert> !root | graham
[19:40] <paschu> jongbergs: NO!
[19:40] <Kazakh> eTiger13: what command are you trying to create a launcher for?
[19:40] <graham> ubottu: laff.
[19:40] <graham> im already in su
[19:40] <eTiger13> Kazakh: nevermind. now its magically working
[19:40] <llutz> paschu: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=47776
[19:40] <guntbert> !noroot | graham
[19:40] <graham> ubottu: didnt ask what you supported m8 :D
[19:40] <teardrop> guys i have a problem with koala janitor and adobe flash
[19:40] <Kazakh> eTiger13: the ghost in the machine is at it again :)
[19:41] <graham> dont worry i dont
[19:41] <teddymills> I will never watch the Matrix the same again...There is no root passwd...LOL
[19:41] <mrmojo> hi guys, how do i overclock my intel atom netbook
[19:41] <eTiger13> Kazakh: i created the launcher yesterday and tried it a million times seems like and then now it just starts automagically. weird
[19:41] <mrmojo> is there a program for linux to do it?
[19:41] <ouro> mrmojo: try using a huge magnet
[19:41] <Snausages> mrmojo: gotta cut speed holes on it
[19:41] <Geboy> whats the command to install a compiler to compile squid?
[19:42] <mrmojo> :/
[19:42] <eTiger13> mrmojo: you dont
[19:42] <mrmojo> why not?
[19:42] <Kazakh> eTiger13: maybe it needs a day to start? :D
[19:42] <Hans_Henrik> in Places->Connect to a server, is there a way i can just make a shortcut to "connect to server" with server/protocol/path/pass/etc pre-set?
[19:42] <eTiger13> because its not made for overclocking. its made to be a netbook
[19:42] <Geboy> !compile
[19:42] <mrmojo> eTiger13: it runs very cool at 1.6GHz, but flash video playback is terrible
[19:43] <aeon-ltd> overclocking the atom isn't the best idea but you can by changing BIOS multipliers
[19:43] <mrmojo> apparently 2GHz is much better for flash video playback
[19:43] <mrmojo> thanks aeon-ltd
[19:43] <Kazakh> lol :)
[19:43] <Dallas> can someone help me with this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1253406
[19:43] <Snausages> mrmojo: yup...  but atoms don't go that fast.  try other video playback, you'll find that it works great.
[19:43] <Kazakh> did anyone advice mrmojo to keep an ice pack handy? :)
[19:43] <pinesipsip> >	hey could anyone please provide me with the terminal command to clear firefox cookies, caches, etc? thanks
[19:43] <chiques> What are the chances of me catching and infecting my ubuntu 9.10 with all those trojan horses, worms and virus's on the internet?
[19:44] <guntbert> Dallas: give us the details *here* please
[19:44] <funkiwan> I can't run Nautilus as a regular user on my system, but I can under sudo. Any reason why that would be the case?
[19:44] <eTiger13> chiques: really good if you install windows on it
[19:44] <chiques> lmao!
[19:44] <jongbergs> !virus | chiques
[19:44] <eTiger13> funkiwan: did you change the permissions somehow?
[19:44] <aeon-ltd> pinseipsip: its in firefox's own options but for flash cache search around in .macromedia and delete the stuff you don;t want
[19:44] <Dallas> Guntbert: of course, just trying to install the video drivers for a dell mini 10 on the new ubuntu
[19:44] <^Alita> anyone knows how to make a pc looks like an usb pen by the usb port?
[19:44] <frostburn> anyone use dropbox, if so has your memory footprint ever been about 1gb resident?
[19:45] <chiques> Thanks eTiger13, jongbergs
[19:45] <TxHawks> Hi, I'm trying to run a shell script from cron, but from some reason it doesn't work. It works fine if I run it from the terminal
[19:45] <Kazakh> pinesipsip: rm -rf ≲/.mozilla/firefox ? :)
[19:45] <arand> pinesipsip: I don't think there is a straightforward one, from terminal I think you'd have to mess about in the profile directory if you relly need to do it without starting firefox
[19:45] <Kazakh> damn, the home key doesn't work on xchat?
[19:45] <funkiwan> eTiger13: Not that I know of. The only reason it occured to me to run it as root was b/c I saw this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/421059
[19:45] <eTiger13> ^Alita: i think only macs can do that
[19:46] <^Alita> nah! nothing for linux?
[19:46] <pinesipsip> aeon-ltd: i want to write a shell and include clearing cookies automatically in my script
[19:46] <graham> how to add sshd to default?
[19:46] <graham> i gentoo its rc-update add blah default
[19:46] <graham> anyone/
[19:46] <^Alita> impossible :)
[19:46] <graham> ?
[19:46] <guntbert> Dallas: I cannot help in that case - but the more detail you give the more likely someone will have an answer
[19:46] <funkiwan> eTiger13: I was running kubuntu, and then after I upgraded to karmic I decided to run gnome. I haven't been able to run nautilus since I made the switch. Never ran it before, just used Dolphin.
[19:46] <vsMS> Hi! What's your suggestion for irc client on karmic / gnome? I'm using Empathy but I'm not so happy with it.
[19:46] <syrius> how do you select text in epdfviewer?
[19:47] <Dallas> guntbert: thank you.
[19:47] <jongbergs> vsMS: consider using pidgin
[19:47] <diddy> Does anybody know who to convert .rtf subtitles to .srt?
[19:47] <guntbert> Dallas: Good luck :-)
[19:47] <eTiger13> vsMS: x-chat2
[19:47] <jongbergs> vsMS: it's available in repositories sud apt-get install pidgin
[19:47] <aeon-ltd> funkiwan: are you logged in as root/guest/or your account?
[19:47] <pinesipsip> help please :[ i want to write a shell and include clearing my firefox cookies automatically in my script
[19:47] <graham> how to remove boot time stuff?
[19:47] <funkiwan> aeon-ltd: my own account
[19:47] <VCoolio> pinesipsip: in ~/.mozilla/firefox/<blah>.default there are two files, cookies.sqlite and cookies.sqlite-journal; seems sensible to have those deleted
[19:47] <paschu> A window is too big to fit in my screen. How to fix?
[19:47] <syrius> how do you select text in epdfviewer?
[19:47] <syrius> so I can copy and paste
[19:48] <Dallas> Anyone able to help get the video drivers working for a dell mini 10 on Karmic?
[19:48] <aeon-ltd> funkiwan: what app launcher?
[19:48] <funkiwan> another strange thing i'm noticing is that nautilus doesn't appear as an option under gnome-do
[19:48] <funkiwan> but the command is available under the command line
[19:48] <funkiwan> but i see no icons for it in any menu under the Applications menu
[19:49] <pinesipsip> VCoolio: thanks i'll try it out
[19:49] <arand> pinesipsip: your profile is normally contained in ~/.mozilla/firefox/somerandomstuff.default/ you could backup that and see what happens should you delete the cookies.sqlite content-prefs.sqlite files for example
[19:49] <Dazedit> Hello all, I was thinking of upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10 64 bit, I havn't gone 64-bit yet because of problems with flash, etc. Could anyone tell me if it's still too problematic, or if I should go for it now?
[19:49] <arand> pinesipsip: but DO BACKUP that stuff before trying to delete it.
[19:50] <syrius> how do you select text in epdfviewer?
[19:50] <pinesipsip> arand: thanks i'll be sure to
[19:50] <aeon-ltd> funkiwan: look in /usr/bin/ is it listed there?
[19:50] <syrius> so I can copy and paste
[19:50] <guntbert> syrius: are you talking about evince? just select the text with left mouse button
[19:50] <TheJoe> I'm on the LiveCD right now, my master disk is 160GB with a 100GB partition holding Ubuntu, my other disk is a 500GB disk containing Windows 7. I have installed Ubuntu to the 100GB partition however GRUB is not functioning, following the installation guide on Ubuntu Wiki is successful, but menu.lst is missing
[19:50] <Kazakh> Dallas: checkout: http://mok0.wordpress.com/2009/05/25/ubuntu-on-the-dell-mini-10-2/
[19:50] <b0gg1e> Hi
[19:50] <jongbergs> Dazedit: what hardware platform you currently have
[19:50] <funkiwan> aeon-ltd: yep
[19:50] <Curs0r> Hi, I need some help with ndiswrapper and a trendnet usb wifi adapter, here's the dmesg output http://pastebin.ca/1678178
[19:50] <paschu> A window is too big to fit in my screen. How to fix?
[19:50] <ong> hi, Ubuntu 9.10 does not start on my PC (it starts on my wifes): 64 Bit version, ISO desktop life CD
[19:50] <Gadget3000> Dazedit: The prerelease version is supposed to work fine but there is a wrapper available for the 32-bit version if that doesnt work
[19:50] <Slon_> hello people. can anyone help me installing ubuntu karmic ?
[19:50] <b0gg1e> Im looking for a small ubuntu dist (<700) for ppc *or* a way to boot over network on a g4 powerbook.  Any hints?
[19:50] <ong> I also tried unetbooin - same result
[19:50] <ong> any idea?
[19:50] <guntbert> !pm | syrius
[19:51] <jongbergs> Curs0r: have you installed ndiswrapper package?
[19:51] <Dazedit> Gadget3000, Ahh, okay. If thats the case I should be alright.
[19:51] <zer0her0> where do i put usesr CLI tools?
[19:51] <Gadget3000> Slon_: Ill help. What's up?
[19:51] <aeon-ltd> funkiwan: edit the launcher in the menu - redirect it to the /usr/bin shortcut
[19:51] <Curs0r> jongbergs, yes, that dmesg output is from ndiswrapper
[19:51] <jongbergs> Curs0r: does the trend site provide docs for installing the card
[19:51] <erUSUL> !ppc | b0gg1e
[19:51] <TheJoe> What does ' sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/root /dev/sda ' mean/
[19:51] <TheJoe> Oops
[19:51] <TheJoe> Wrong paste
[19:51] <Kazakh> Curs0r: which driver did you use?
[19:51] <TheJoe> grub-setup: error: Cannot read `/grub/core.img' correctly
[19:51] <aeon-ltd> Slon: where are you stuck at?
[19:51] <Slon_> Gadget3000: debootstrap doesn't work from menu
[19:52] <Slon_> Gadget3000: i started it manualy
[19:52] <Curs0r> Kazakh, the win32 driver from the trendnet site. They say nothing about linux.
[19:52] <ong> need help: 9.10 does not start - it stalls while booting (after language selection screen)
[19:52] <guntbert> syrius: I know nothing about an app "epdfviewer"
[19:52] <syrius> rude and mannerism is master slave
[19:52] <b0gg1e> thx
[19:52] <funkiwan> aeon-ltd: when i launch from command line, i get the following errors: http://paste.ubuntu.com/322712/
[19:52] <Slon_> Gadget3000: it did his job, but installer doesn't know that
[19:52] <syrius> why does ubuntu support slavery?
[19:52] <Gadget3000> Slon_: I can't help you with that sorry. aeon-ltd said he would help though
[19:53] <Slon_> Gadget3000: how can i tell installer, than job is done?
[19:53] <funkiwan> aeon-ltd: and i can't seem to find the nautilus launcher in the menu
[19:53] <jongbergs> ong: where did you initiate the installation, did you boot off the live cd?
[19:53] <userfriendly> g'day
[19:53] <paschu> how can i change the color of the text in my panel?
[19:53] <Curs0r> jongbergs, Kazakh, I am now trying to build ndiswrapper from svn
[19:53] <jongbergs> !ndiswrapper | Curs0r
[19:53] <syrius> guntbert http://trac.emma-soft.com/epdfview/
[19:54] <jongbergs> Curs0r: good luck, just let us know how it works out
[19:54] <syrius> guntbert in evince how do you reach all pages not just the current page?
[19:54] <syrius> search*
[19:54] <aeon-ltd> try launching nautilus -no-desktop
[19:54] <Dallas> kazakh: would that work with the new ubuntu?
[19:55] <Curs0r> jongbergs, Kazakh, if you know of any docs specific to the trendnet tew-645ub that would help
[19:55] <Slon_> aeon-ltd: can you tell me how to inform the installer that i started debootstrap manualy and this step is done?
[19:55] <syrius> guntbert how do you do a find for all pages in evidence?
[19:55] <aeon-ltd> funkiwan: try launching nautilus -no-desktop because launching nautilus launches a desktop manager aswell
[19:55] <zer0her0> where do i put user CLI tools?
[19:55] <Curs0r> 9.10 is not covered on that wiki page
[19:55] <guntbert> syrius: ctrl+a, ctrl+c
[19:56] <funkiwan> aeon-ltd: no banana
[19:56] <crohakon> yes banana.. mmmm banana
[19:56] <syrius> it seems that epdfview can do the recursive search but not evidence
[19:56] <aeon-ltd> Slon_: is this neccessary?(for your system)
[19:56] <syrius> evidence allows you to select and copy but epdfview doesn't
[19:56] <syrius> :(
[19:57] <Kevin`> what technology does the ubuntu cloud computing thing use?
[19:57] <ong> @jongbergs : I tried the live CD
[19:57] <syrius> guntbert I am talking about using find to search for a word in all pages not just the current page in the pdf
[19:57] <crohakon> Kevin`, water vapor
[19:57] <guntbert> syrius: please complain to the author
[19:57] <Kevin`> crohakon: :/
[19:57] <aeon-ltd> funkiwan: try nautils --browser
[19:57] <Slon_> aeon-ltd: yes. i got error 'can't determine the codename' and so i started debootstrap manualy. but intaller doesn't start further steps without knowing this step is done
[19:57] <aeon-ltd> funkiwan: try nautilus --browser sorry for the spell
[19:58] <aeon-ltd> Slon_: is this the alternative install CD?
[19:58] <guntbert> syrius: ctrl+f searches the whole document
[19:58] <Dallas> kazakh: I placed the two lines into the file, but when I run apt-get update i get "could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (13 permission denied) E:unable to lock the list directory"
[19:58] <khensthoth> Kevin`: Eucalyptus?
[19:58] <jongbergs> ong: can you repeat the install process, and start installation from System > Administration > Install ubuntu
[19:58] <Slon_> aeon-ltd: no, ubuntu9.10 server
[19:58] <syrius> I tried guntbert it doesn't
[19:58] <guntbert> syrius: I meant about epdfviewer
[19:59] <syrius> yes like I stated above epdfview does
[19:59] <funkiwan> aeon-ltd: that doesn't work either. strangely, gnome-open does. what the flock?
[19:59] <enrique> hola
[19:59] <syrius> evidence doesn't
[19:59] <Kevin`> khensthoth: that's a management tool though, what does it use to run the vms?
[19:59] <Slon_> aeon-ltd: i am installing from iso - not from cd
[19:59] <Kazakh> Dallas: do you have synaptic open?
[19:59] <syrius> why should I have to use two apps to get two different features I want
[19:59] <aeon-ltd> Slon_: i've got no idea, sorry for wasting your time.
[19:59] <syrius> :(
[19:59] <Dallas> nope, just terminal and firefox.
[19:59] <guntbert> syrius: after ctrl+f you get a box at the bottom, and beside that there is a >next and a <previous
[19:59] <funkiwan> aeon-ltd: where should i be finding the menu option to launch nautilus?
[19:59] <enrique> español
[19:59] <erUSUL> !es | enrique
[19:59] <syrius> yes I know that guntbert
[19:59] <Kazakh> Curs0r: Seems like ndiswrapper doesn't like your driver... try uninstalling and reinstalling ndiswrapper again, and start from scratch
[20:00] <Slon_> aeon-ltd: do you know where are installer's scripts located?
[20:00] <ong> @jongbergs: I want to try at this time only. I do not want to install right away - I hope you understand: it's not very reassuring if the bootprocess already stalls
[20:00] <guntbert> syrius: and with this you search the whole document
[20:00] <Dallas> kazakh: nope, just terminal and firefox.
[20:00] <Slon_> aeon-ltd: i just want to add 'exit 0' in the begining of this step :)
[20:00] <aeon-ltd> funkiwan: no, but at this point i reccommend a reinstall of nautilus to fix permissions and shortcuts
[20:00] <Kazakh> Dallas: try sudo apt-get update
[20:00] <syrius> in Document Viewer 2.26.1 it only searches the current page you are on the whole document
[20:00] <syrius> guntbert ^
[20:01] <syrius> in Document Viewer 2.26.1 it only searches the current page you are on not* the whole document
[20:01] <tul> lacie 3tib disk appears only with 2199 gb capacity by ubuntu 9.04 64b. WHY
[20:01] <tul> yes. i'm back with batteries
[20:01] <anarcap> Hello #ubuntu. Question. PDFs keep crashing every hour or so. I'm using Document Viewer Using poppler 0.12.0 (cairo) on Ubuntu 9.10. Any suggestions?
[20:01] <guntbert> syrius: well here (same version) it does, just click on >next repeatedly
[20:01] <Kevin`> tul: how do you have it partitioned?
[20:02] <tul> it is not.
[20:02] <Kazakh> 3tb drive? do they even sell those?
[20:02] <syrius> guntbert it doesn't work
[20:02] <turbanoff> hi all, I need sharing  ntfs-directory over samba
[20:02] <Kazakh> sure it isn't a raid configuration or something tul?
[20:02] <tul> yes it's by lacie, dual 1.5tb in raid
[20:02] <Kevin`> tul: you have it configured for raid0, not raid5 or similar?
[20:02] <Dallas> kazakh: w: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_pubkey 99d6b21cc6598a
[20:02] <tul> it's fully automatic.
[20:02] <Dallas> 0
[20:02] <Slon_> people, tell me, please, where are ubuntu installer's scripts located?
[20:02] <benc1> I'm trying to write upstart script. Is it possible to control how my service is being stopped?
[20:02] <romeus> I'm running pulseaudio 0.9.19 on Ubuntu Karmic... I have a USB sound card. Whenever I unplug the sound card and then plug it back into the same USB port, pulseaudio no longer detects it. I have to plug it into another USB port for it to detect it. Is there any way around this?
[20:02] <paschu> how can i change the color of the text in my panel?
[20:02] <turbanoff> Error samba-log
[20:02] <turbanoff>  '/mnt/data/download' does not exist or permission denied when connecting to [download] Error was Permission denied
[20:02] <egal12345> Slon_ what do you mean with installers scripts/
[20:03] <llutz> paschu: follow the link i gave you, stop trolling
[20:03] <turbanoff> '/mnt/data/download' exist!
[20:03] <paschu> llutz: sry i was afk
[20:03] <funkiwan> aeon-ltd: just ran the reinstall. still nothing. however, if i run "nautilus ." then it works.
[20:03] <paschu> didnt noticed that sum1 replied
[20:03] <llutz> paschu: i gave it you twice
[20:04] <Slon_> egal12345: scripts that are started by ubuntu installer main menu
[20:04] <Kevin`> tul: how are you measuring the capacity if it's not partitioned or formatted?
[20:04] <aeon-ltd> funkiwan: damn, out of ideas
[20:04] <Ddorda> how do i change the symbol between the hours and the minutes in the clock-applet?
[20:04] <jongbergs> anarcap: try disabling cairo temporarily
[20:05] <tul> Kevin`: gparted and fdisk
[20:05] <paschu> A window is too big to fit in my screen. How to fix?
[20:05] <syrius> maybe I have virus guntbert
[20:05] <Kazakh> Dallas: try sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 99d6b21cc6598a0
[20:05] <grawity> paschu: Make it smaller?
[20:05] <zer0her0> what's the rhyme or reason of putting a CLI into either /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin
[20:06] <zer0her0> ?
[20:06] <paschu> grawity: not possible
[20:06] <erUSUL> !fhs | zer0her0
[20:06] <grawity> paschu: Hold Alt, right-click-and-drag.
[20:06] <Kevin`> tul: strange. what does it show in /proc/partitions or the kernel log when the disk is detected?
[20:06] <zer0her0> ubottu: thanks
[20:06] <grawity> zer0her0: Usually, user's own binaries go to /usr/local/bin. See the FHS standard (ubottu's message).
[20:07] <paschu> grawity: i cant make it smaller
[20:07] <Kazakh> Dallas: then try sudo apt-get update again
[20:07] <anarcap> jonbergs - How do I disable cairo? (I'm new to ubuntu/linux.)
[20:07] <grawity> paschu: Why not? What kind of window is it?
[20:07] <tul> Kevin`: remind me plz the code for kernel log
[20:07] <zer0her0> grawity: thanks, so i was right, my brain isn't quite in *nix mode today and i couldn't remember.
[20:07] <ong> any idea: ubuntu (live cd Desktop, 64bit) stalls when starting (after language selection). CD and files ARE OK! Same with unetboot (USB Stick with life cd)
[20:07] <anarcap> jonbergs - what is cairo anyway?
[20:07] <zer0her0> ubottu: i'll bookmark that to remember
[20:08] <zer0her0> haha
[20:08] <paschu> grawity: my netbook has 1024 x 600 and the window isnt made for this resolution
[20:08] <Kevin`> tul: dmesg
[20:08] <zer0her0> erUSUL: haha oops, thanks
[20:08] <tul> demsg | tail
[20:08] <erUSUL> zer0her0: :P
[20:09] <zer0her0> erUSUL: :-P told you my mind isn't working right today
[20:09] <zer0her0> didn't wanna make a dumb mistake
[20:09] <Kevin`> paschu: if you hold down the alt key you can drag windows from anywhere in the window, move it above the screen
[20:09] <paschu> Kevin`: IT DONT WORK!
[20:09] <funkiwan> aeon-ltd: thanks for trying. i appreciate the attempt.
[20:09] <jongbergs> !cairo | anarcap
[20:10] <Dallas> kazakh: beautiful. now should apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-psb work?
[20:10] <Curs0r> jongbergs, Kazakh, well it doesn't look like ndiswrapper svn is going to build...
[20:10] <Kevin`> paschu: gconftool-2 --set /apps/compiz/plugins/move/allscreens/options/constrain_y --type bool 0
[20:10] <anarcap> jonbergs - oh snap. I'll just look it up i guess.
[20:10] <Kazakh> Dallas: you can try now
[20:10] <tehbaut> so how do I get NetFlix working on Linux?
[20:10] <anarcap> jonbergs - Cairo is a software library used to provide a vector graphics-based, device-independent API for software developers. It is designed to provide primitives for 2-dimensional drawing across a number of different backends.
[20:10] <Kazakh> Curs0r: why do you need the svn of ndiswrapper?
[20:11] <jongbergs> anarcap: cairo or cairo dock lets you emulate deskop effects found on mac osx
[20:11] <Curs0r> well in their channel it says in the topic to use the svn instead of 1.55
[20:11] <mataks> what's the command in terminal to find a folder or file?
[20:12] <llutz> mataks: find
[20:12] <anarcap> jongbergs - have I been spelling your name wrong? stupid me. does document viewer require cairo then? It looks like it does.
[20:12] <Kazakh> Curs0r: ah okay... yeah well, if it doesn't build, wait for the next release? :)
[20:13] <Dallas> kazakh: Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable distribution that some required packages have not yet been created or been moved out of Incoming. The following information may help to resolve the situation:
[20:13] <Curs0r> Kazakh, ugh I don't wanna go back to windows
[20:13] <mataks> llutz, how bout a specific file/
[20:13] <llutz> mataks: man find
[20:13] <guntbert> mataks: find / -name "yourfile" (for the whole filesystem) or find . -name "yourfile" for the current directory
[20:13] <anarcap> jongbergs - so how do I disable it? I did t a gogle search (how to disable cairo in linux) and got no help really.
[20:14] <jongbergs> Curs0r: what does the command ndiswrapper -l outputs?
[20:14] <Kevin`> Curs0r: are you sure your card has no native driver? which chipset is this?
[20:14] <Dallas> kazakh: the following packages have unmet dependencies: xserver-xorg-video-psb: depends: libdrm-oulsbo1 but it's not going to be installed E: Broken packages
[20:14] <anarcap> What is a good/stable PDF viewer in ubuntu??
[20:14] <Kazakh> Curs0r: just buy a linksys network device ;)
[20:14] <jongbergs> anarcap: does cairo got installed by default?
[20:14] <Curs0r> I just installed the repo ndiswrapper again and I will now probe the driver
[20:15] <anarcap> jongbergs - yes, by default. I'm pretty sure I didn't install it.
[20:15] <Kevin`> the manufacturer of the device has no relation to what hardware (and thus driver) it uses
[20:15] <Kevin`> linksys vs trendnet doesn't mean anything
[20:16] <Hans_Henrik> how can i use console to search for all "php.ini" files on current dir, and all sub-dirs?
[20:16] <Kevin`> the first thing you should be trying to do is find out what hardware you have
[20:16] <Kevin`> not trying random drivers for it
[20:16] <Hans_Henrik> (and perferably plain list)
[20:16] <llutz> Hans_Henrik: [21:13:19] <guntbert> mataks: find / -name "yourfile" (for the whole filesystem) or find . -name "yourfile" for the current directory
[20:16] <Curs0r> sudo ndiswrapper -i rt2870.inf || Segmentation fault || installing rt2870 ...
[20:16] <Curs0r> rt2870 : driver installed ||	device (157E:3013) present
[20:17] <snoopy> ssuop
[20:17] <Curs0r> ndiswrapper segfaults, but does provide info... weird
[20:17] <Kevin`> Curs0r: http://www.ralinktech.com/support.php?s=2
[20:18] <zaoul> where can I get source code for 9.10 kernel - 2.6.31-14-generic? synaptics only has <IP_ADDRESS>.27 or is this the same?
[20:18] <Dallas> kazakh: would I just apt-get instal libdrm-poulsbo1?
[20:18] <jongbergs> anarcap: i see, the document viewer that comes installed by default in ubuntu uses cairo, not cairo dock as what i thought
[20:18] <snoopy>  #python :You need to be identified to join that channel. What does that mean?
[20:18] <LjL> !register | snoopy
[20:19] <snoopy> LjL so i need to register?
[20:19] <glen> Hi all, I have a linux newbie question...  Some folders do not have any rights for the 'other' users (eg. rwx------) and I am not the owner. As these files are on a CD-ROM I cannot chown the files (I get a read-only error). So how can I copy the files from the CD? Many thanks
[20:19] <jongbergs> anarcap: the problem it keeps crashing every hour..you mean the entire system crashes or jus the document viewer only?
[20:19] <LjL> snoopy: if you want to join #python yes.
[20:19] <LjL> snoopy: further information in #freenode
[20:20] <snoopy> LjL okay thanks
[20:20] <marti80> Scuzini: Are you there?
[20:21] <rysiek|pl> guys... I've got this ancient Gutsy box. now, the gutsy repos are loong gone - any ideas how to get it upgraded to the latest of what was available in Gutsy?
[20:21] <Kazakh> Dallas: you can try that yes
[20:21] <ngappppp> 'o
[20:22] <jongbergs> glen: were you able to copy the file from the cd onto your lapto?
[20:22] <Curs0r> Kevin`, way cool, but the build failed
[20:22] <rysiek|pl> I'd rather not install clean karmic on it - it's a KDE box, and KDE4 might be... daunting for my 70+ year old grandpa
[20:22] <Kevin`> Curs0r: why?
[20:22] <Dallas> kazakh: I think that did something. not sure what, it removed a bunch of things. Now I'll try xserver-xorg-video-psb
[20:22] <marti80> On Ubuntu 9.10 I have downloaded and installed GTKpod-aac .. and i will puut some music on the ipod but then i unplugged the ipod there aren't any music on but then i plugged it in again all my music is there .
[20:22] <Curs0r> Kevin`, /home/foozle/Downloads/2009_0820_RT2870_Linux_STA_V<IP_ADDRESS>/os/linux/../../os/linux/rt_linux.c:1624: error: ‘struct net_device’ has no member named ‘open’
[20:23] <Kazakh> rysiek|pl: try adding the following to you /etc/apt/sources.list:
[20:23] <Kazakh> deb  http://repository.debuntu.org/ gutsy multiverse
[20:23] <Kazakh> deb-src http://repository.debuntu.org/ gutsy multiverse
[20:23] <Kazakh> rysiek|pl: then try updating
[20:23] <marti80> On Ubuntu 9.10 I have downloaded and installed GTKpod-aac .. and i will puut some music on the ipod but then i unplugged the ipod there aren't any music on but then i plugged it in again all my music is there .
[20:23] <Curs0r> Kevin`, could that mean I need the rt kernel source too?
[20:24] <jongbergs> gone to sleep peps..
[20:24] <Kevin`> Curs0r: it probably means something changed in the kernel since the driver was released.. try with an old kernel, or try to find/fix the cause of the problem (google is helpful usually)
[20:24] <Dallas> kazakh: k now it's restarting. Is it going to matter that this was for 9.04 and I'm on 9.10?
[20:25] <marti80> On Ubuntu 9.10 I have downloaded and installed GTKpod-aac .. and i will puut some music on the ipod but then i unplugged the ipod there aren't any music on but then i plugged it in again all my music is there .
[20:25] <stephane_> hi here, how do i disable the wobbly effect in compiz? i saw there were no compiz-control-center or whatever that is
[20:25] <guntbert> !repeat | marti80
[20:25] <VCoolio> stephane_: install compizconfig-settings-manager
[20:25] <Dallas> kazakh: ugh. what's the command to start xserver
[20:26] <VCoolio> stephane_: or if you have already, it's in system > preferences
[20:26] <glen> jongbergs: when I try 'sudo cp /media/cdrom/protected_directory /home/glen/Desktop/pics I get the error "cp: ommiting directory 'protected_directory"
[20:26] <jimmy51_> i've installed 9.10 on my work worstation.  we have a 2k3 domain here and i would like to be able to provide samba shares based on AD accounts.  is this feasible?
[20:26] <glen> jongbergs: and when I try in the GUI it says cannot copy cause I don't have permission to read it
[20:26] <Curs0r> Kevin`, this looks promising. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8306020
[20:27] <Kazakh> rysiek|pl: sorry... was a little too fast in exploring the net... better is to check out old-releases.ubuntu.com
[20:27] <Kazakh> Dallas: startxs
[20:27] <Kazakh> Dallas: startx
[20:27] <Dallas> kazakh: startx returns /user/bin/x11/x not found
[20:27] <frostburn> jimmy51_, it is, but i've never had enough time or motivation to get it working, check the samba documentation for ad/ldap authentication
[20:27] <aeon-ltd> stephane_: its call ccsm in synaptics
[20:27] <jongbergs> glen: try adding -R option like sudo cp -R
[20:27] <jimmy51_> frostburn: thanks
[20:28] <stephane_> thanks
[20:28] <Kazakh> try sudo /etc/init.d/x11-common start
[20:28] <Dallas> kazakh: k
[20:29] <ubuntu_> I am trying to install karmic on a computer and it keeps saying Grub loading, what am I doing wrong
[20:29] <glen> jongbergs: that worked, thanks :)
[20:29] <Dallas> kazakh: it asked for my password and then didn't do anything.
[20:29] <stephane_> aeon-ltd, VCoolio , thank s, trying that now
[20:29] <marti80> On Ubuntu 9.10 I have downloaded and installed GTKpod-aac .. and i will puut some music on the ipod but then i unplugged the ipod there aren't any music on but then i plugged it in again all my music is there .
[20:29] <kibibyte> hi
[20:30] <ubuntu__> some channel spanish}
[20:30] <kibibyte> i have question about vpn
[20:30] <LjL> !es | ubuntu__
[20:30] <jongbergs> glen: no probs :)
[20:30] <kibibyte> when i run vpn all my trafic goes through vpn in UK
[20:30] <kibibyte> :/
[20:30] <kibibyte> i want just traffic to UK private network
[20:30] <Kazakh> dallas: isn't it easier to just reboot the machine?
[20:30] <kibibyte> not everywhere
[20:30] <ubuntu__> ok thanks
[20:31] <Dallas> kazakh: It just came to terminal when I restarted it.
[20:31] <Dallas> kazakh: I'll try again
[20:31] <Snausages> kibibyte: you need to make your local network the default route, rather than the vpn
[20:31] <kibibyte> Snausages, how to do it with this tool
[20:31] <kibibyte> netwrok manager
[20:31] <BluesKaj> gave so called new chrome-os a try ...got scammed it's nothing but open suse and the chrome browser doesn't even work :)
[20:31] <Snausages> kibibyte: I don't know
[20:31] <kibibyte> :/
[20:31] <Promythyus> question: I have port 4853 forwarded to my gateway in my modem. There is NO reference to port 4853 in my iptables, yet ShieldsUP! reports it is acting as a stealth port, as opposed to most other ports (such as 4854) just being closed ports. Why is this port not responding at all, and how can I open it?
[20:32] <Kazakh> Dallas: I'm guessing that X couldn't start then... post the logging of X
[20:32] <nuwanda1112> is there a definitive superior music play for unbuntu?
[20:32] <Dallas> kazakh: Yeah, it doesn't start xserver, just comes to the loggin screen
[20:32] <Kazakh> Dallas: the logfile of Xorg can be found in /var/log
[20:33] <Snausages> kibibyte: ooh, I think I found it
[20:34] <zaoul> nuwanda1112: I'm partial to vlc
[20:34] <Snausages> kibibyte: go into the network manager via right click, edit connection, go to the vpn tab, select your vpn, hit edit, select the ipv4 tab, hit the routes button and hit the checkbox for "use this connection only for resources on its network"
[20:34] <zaoul> nuwanda1112: but mplayer is suppose to be the do-all-defacto
[20:35] <zaoul> nuwanda1112: personal preference in the end
[20:35] <nuwanda1112> zaoul: well my first choice was songbird but i couldnt get that to work, so i was looking for an alternative..i havent heard of vlc before
[20:35] <Dallas> kazakh: what's the command to open it, xorg.o.log, xorg.0.log.old, xorg.1.log?
[20:35] <Snausages> kibibyte: then it will try to use any other internet connection first unless you request something specifically from the network the vpn links you to.
[20:35] <zaoul> nuwanda1112: songbird in the repos?
[20:36] <Kazakh> tail Xorg.0.log will be best I think
[20:36] <zaoul> less
[20:36] <zaoul> less /var/log/Xorg0.log
[20:36] <stephane_> aeon-ltd, VCoolio , would you also know how to use the expose effect or something , the one that shows all the window at the same time ?
[20:37] <cristo> hello everybody I have a problem with the grub2
[20:37] <Kazakh> less is indeed even better :p
[20:37] <cristo> anyone who can help me?
[20:37] <aeon-ltd> stephane_: its all in ccsm just keep looking
[20:38] <aeon-ltd> stephane_: sorry that ican't specify, haven't used ubuntu in 10months, moved to a new distro
[20:38] <rysiek|pl> Kazakh: thanks
[20:38] <cristo> my pc is not booting
[20:38] <nuwanda1112> zaoul: repos?
[20:39] <cristo> please someone who knows about this problem????
[20:39] <zaoul> omg
[20:39] <aeon-ltd> cristo: how are you here? and thats a hardware problem most likely or a borked /boot
[20:39] <zaoul> !ast
[20:39] <zaoul> !ask
[20:39] <cristo> ok sorry
[20:39] <Steff> lol
[20:41] <Kazakh> cristo: lol :) "my pc is not booting" euh... well maybe you may give a bit more information? or we'll have to start guessing and asking stuff like is the power plug inserted? :)
[20:41] <Dallas> kazakh: k. what am I looking for?
[20:41] <cristo> ubottu told me to identify myself
[20:41] <Kazakh> Dallas: anything that shows like an error :)
[20:41] <khensthoth> stephane_: I think you are looking for the Scale effect. The default key combo for Ubuntu is Shift+Alt+ Up
[20:42] <Curs0r> Kevin`, Module                  Size  Used by ||rt2870sta             488820  0
[20:43] <Curs0r> thanks man
[20:43] <VCoolio> stephane_: sorry, was away for a while; there is an expose or scale plugin that does that
[20:43] <Curs0r> Kevin`, however, I still see no sign of the adapter in network config. Should I reboost?
[20:43] <drworm> If I want to upgrade a program to something other than what is in the repository, do I need to do anything special as far as the repository goes?
[20:43] <VCoolio> stephane_: the 'expo' plugin
[20:44] <drworm> Case in point, Python is version 2.6.2 in the repository and 2.6.4 on the Python site...
[20:44] <guntbert> !latest | drworm but you know
[20:45] <cristo> I have 2 hard disks one 500Gb and one 80 Gb, I have installed on the 500Gb windows xp and 7 by making 2 partitions. All good so far, until I installed ubuntu 9.10, when the grub2 was supposed to start the only thing I see on the screen is " GRUB _"
[20:45] <cristo> this is my problem
[20:45] <VCoolio> stephane_: or the desktop wall now I come to think of it, anyway, try it out
[20:45] <aeon-ltd> drworm: it is possible to just compile the pkgs yourself to get the latest greatest edition or just move to a RR distro
[20:46] <Promythyus> ok, another question, fixed my previous problem.
[20:46] <Promythyus> How does one get iptables to list all rules in ALL tables/chains/etc. iptables -L -n doesn't show the nat table, but if I do iptables -L -n -t nat it doesn't show the filter table...
[20:46] <drworm> aeon-ltd: What if I found the debs? Do I need to worry about changing anything like uninstalling whatever the repository has already put in?
[20:47] <VCoolio> stephane_: ok, this is definitely it: under windows, the scale plugin; sorry for the confusion
[20:47] <guntbert> drworm: or you could search for a convenient !ppa
[20:47] <aeon-ltd> drworm: 'hopefully' the debs should update the old versions however a update like sudo apt-get update may force a downgrade
[20:48] <arand> drworm: look if it's available in a ppa, or as a stand-alone deb package somewhere...
[20:48] <arand> drworm: ubuntu genrally stays on one version per release for stability and consistency reasons.
[20:48] <xx_s_e_r_i_a_l_x> b-o-r-e-d
[20:48] <mmatalka> Hello, waht steps do I have to take to ensure that non-x11 packages will always be chosen before the x11 version of a package? is there a document online about this?
[20:48] <guntbert> !ot | xx_s_e_r_i_a_l_x
[20:49] <userfriendly> 'ello 'ello
[20:49] <userfriendly> can someone help me with a weird graphics issue?
[20:49] <userfriendly> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1331609
[20:49] <xx_s_e_r_i_a_l_x> hello
[20:50] <drworm> arand: Can I exclude a package from being upgraded?
[20:50] <severin> What do u guys think about ChromeOS?
[20:50] <arand> drworm: you can lock versions yes, easiest to do that is in synaptic.
[20:51] <cristo> anynone who can help me now that I completely analyzed my problem?
[20:51] <xx_s_e_r_i_a_l_x> ok i am leaving my system is desiding to upgrade to  9.10  peace
[20:51] <arand> severin: #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:51] <slayton> what are the recommended NAS options for Ubuntu
[20:51] <guntbert> userfriendly: you might get more attention if you told your problem/question *here* in the channel
[20:51] <drworm> arand: I'm on a vanilla verison of Crunchbang, haven't installed synaptic.  I'll check out options in apt-get.
[20:51] <userfriendly> guntbert: point taken
[20:51] <nivya> what is an easy version control system to install on ubuntu?
[20:52] <Dallas> kazakh: there doesn't look like there is an error in this file,or not that I can find. Mostly it appears to be information from the install
[20:52] <rysiek|pl> nivya: bzr
[20:52] <slayton> nivya, they are all very easy to install
[20:52] <slayton> nivya, well they all being svn git bzr
[20:52] <drworm> There seem to be a lot of bug fixes within Python itself from 2.6.2 to 2.6.3 anyway...
[20:52] <rysiek|pl> nivya: doesn't need a dedicated server software, and is pretty easy to use
[20:53] <userfriendly> i have a three monitor setup with an ati and an nvidia card. two screens on the nvidia, one on the ati. the one on the ati has a resolution that goes 630 pixels over the bottom border, i.e. 1680x1680 instead of 1680x1050. any idea what the reason for that could be?
[20:53] <nivya> ok. is there one with a recent gui interface?
[20:53] <nivya> decent
[20:53] <ticom_> hello
[20:53] <ticom_> For a schoolproject we need to make a sound at a frequency, and from the sound that we record we have to find the frequency. How could we do that? I found somewhere that you should use /dev/dsp for this, but how does that work? (We have to use it in our own application...)
[20:54] <OttifantSir> Anyone know how to get a mic to work with aMSN?
[20:54] <Dallas> kazakh: there's (ee) open /dev/fb0: no such file or directory
[20:54] <slayton> ticom_, use matlab
[20:54] <slayton> or python
[20:54] <Dallas> kazakh: (ww) falling back to old probe method for fbdev
[20:55] <rysiek|pl> nivya: to tell you the truth - no idea. there was Olive or something like that, but I prefer CLI
[20:55] <ticom_> slayton: does that have functions to create sound, and determine the frequency of sound by the microphone?
[20:55] <slayton> ticom_, both have functions to play sound and both have the ability to record sounds from the microphone and both can do fourrier analysis
[20:55] <cristo> I have 2 hard disks one 500Gb and one 80 Gb, I have installed on the 500Gb windows xp and 7 by making 2 partitions. All good so far, until I installed ubuntu 9.10 on th 80Gb disk, when the grub2 was supposed to start the only thing I see on the screen is " GRUB _"
[20:56] <slayton> ticom_, but if this is a homework problem then I probably shouldn't tell you how to do it
[20:56] <cristo> what should I do?
[20:56] <saethr> question: trying to install nfs-server, which is the one to get, unfs or nfs-kernel-server?
[20:56] <ticom_> slayton: thank you for your help, ill google for that two languages
[20:57] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[20:57] <slayton> ticom_, if you don't know what matlab is then use python... matlab is expensive if you don't have a copy
[20:57] <ticom_> slayton: we are doing a project with physics about recording data to a cassette, so this is only a really little part of it that has nothing to do with the physics side of it
[20:57] <OttifantSir> Anyone know how to get sound to work in aMSN?
[20:58] <plazia> I'm just gonna relax and enjoy the show.
[20:58] <Hilikus> how can i run a command in my server that won't stop running when i log out?
[20:58] <commander_> hey guys how do i use Virtualbox. i have Windows Vista installed along here
[20:58] <arand> cristo: is this a grub prompt where you can type thing or just an uninteractive message?
[20:59] <Takinator> Hi, I have a problem with ubuntu karmic/gnome/fglrx when enabling the metacity "composing-manager" setting (in order to user compiz or something else) : There is a 1sec lantency when maximizaing/minimizing windows. I have found some forum topics letting me think this issue is quite common but I cannot find any good solution to it. Anybody could help Me ? (For example, this thread gives a (quite bad) solution http://ubuntuforums
[20:59] <Takinator> .org/showthread.php?t=1306527)
[20:59] <Hilikus> how can i run a command in my server that won't stop running when i log out?
[20:59] <rapha> How to get the Empathy desktop sharing to refresh the image?
[20:59] <Snausages> Hilikus: I guess you could detach it with nohup
[20:59] <cristo> arand:it's just an uninteractive message
[21:00] <Snausages> Hilikus: or if you want really good management, use screen
[21:00] <Kazakh> Hilikus: run it in deamon mode
[21:00] <juro> hi, I am using Evolution but the filters don't work :(
[21:00] <arand> cristo: ok...
[21:00] <Hilikus> Snadder: i forgot about screen. thanks
[21:00] <drworm> I'll be back when I mess everything up :)
[21:00] <drworm> Thanks, guys!
[21:01] <Azeotrope> how can I choose which users to appear in the login list window?
[21:01] <arand> cristo: Is the windows HD thie primary one? The one you boot from?
[21:01] <usr13_> Any tricks to hooking up Verison DSL via Linux?
[21:01] <Guest79404> I have one short question, I just added my laptop to home network ... I can chat, watching www page, but I can't sand ping ... everytime is 100% lost (trying domain, and ip)
[21:02] <usr13_> Tips tricks, ... etc ?
[21:02] <coz_> Azeotrope,  did you click the loging UI  to see if the other users are listed?
[21:02] <usr13_> howto...?
[21:02] <Um_cara_qualquer> can anyone help me with a little C program problem?
[21:02] <juro> Guest79404, probably your firewall
[21:02] <LMJ> Evening
[21:02] <Blehk> Um_cara_qualquer: go on with the question
[21:03] <VCoolio> Um_cara_qualquer: just ask, or try #c++
[21:03] <coz_> usr13,  that should be picked up automatically
[21:03] <Um_cara_qualquer> ok ok
[21:03] <Azeotrope> how can I choose which users to appear in the login list window?
[21:03] <whileimhere> I was wondering how technically difficult it is to create an Ubuntu deb file for distribution?
[21:04] <Blehk> google: how to create deb file
[21:04] <kibibyte> what dont you fix fucking vpn manager
[21:04] <arand> cristo: And are you using a separate boot partition?
[21:04] <kibibyte> it terribly bugged
[21:04] <grobe> oi
[21:04] <kibibyte> is it made by some moron
[21:04] <kibibyte> or what
[21:04] <coz_> whileimhere,  did you google      create deb packages
[21:04] <guntbert> !ohmy | kibibyte
[21:04] <whileimhere> Blehk I thought that and ubuntu deb file was different in some way from a Debian deb file.
[21:04] <LMJ> Is anyone had this problem : since the update from 9.04 to 9.10, I have a long and high beeeeeeeep when I recorded my mic or call someone, even all mic and webcam unplugged, the noise is not present when I do the same things from the 9.10 LiveCD, any ideas ?
[21:04] <kibibyte> but vpn manager in newest ubuntu is bugged . bugged and dumb
[21:05] <arand> !packaging > whileimhere
[21:05] <epinky> !ohmy > kibibyte
[21:05] <kibibyte> i configured it after 24 hours of research
[21:05] <usr13_> exit
[21:05] <Blehk> whileimhere: if you make it a deb, you can convert it for any of the distros, there are walkthroughs on that as well.
[21:05] <Younder> whileimhere, no, ubuntu is essentially a subset of debian. and deb files are identical
[21:05] <Blehk> whileimhere: adding "ubuntu" to your search couldn't hurt either.
[21:05] <whileimhere>  IC thank you all.
[21:05] <kibibyte> why you provide so fuking bugged pieces of software not tested
[21:06] <guntbert> Younder: that is not true in this simplicity
[21:06] <cristo> arand: to tell you the truth I can't really remember about which is the boot disk, I installed a distro based on ubuntu 9.04 and the old grub worked perfectly. What do you mean separate boot partition, I let the intaller of ubuntu do the job all I chose was to install ubuntu on the 80Gb disk.
[21:06] <coz_> kibibyte,  you mean in Karmic?
[21:06] <kibibyte> anyone ever tested vpn connection manager?
[21:06] <kibibyte> yeah
[21:06] <erUSUL> !language | kibibyte
[21:06] <kibibyte> karmic
[21:06] <Um_cara_qualquer> well people... this is my program http://pastebin.com/d676a7d92 ... it's called Selectionsort. Its a function that order a sequence of numbers... lowest to highest
[21:06] <kibibyte> so why ubuntu is not family friendly ?
[21:06] <coz_> kibibyte,  yeah there are many issues with karmic   ... it should have been listed as  "testing"  version only
[21:06] <Um_cara_qualquer> i just can't find the "Segmentation falt" there
[21:06] <cousin_mario> hello
[21:07] <Blehk> Um_cara_qualquer: have you used gdb?
[21:07] <erUSUL> Um_cara_qualquer: ##c
[21:07] <cousin_mario> what is the best place for setting a module option?
[21:07] <coz_> kibibyte,  however ...now is the time to comment on issues  because  lucid wont be much different if no one comments on the issues  already in karmic
[21:07] <cristo> arand: the 500Gb is sda does this help?
[21:07] <cousin_mario> possibly / /etc/modprobe.d/options ?
[21:07] <kibibyte> the vpn network  manager is so crap that anyone could hate ubuntu
[21:07] <arand> kibibyte: this is not the place to complain, if you have a specific problem, ask, if you have solved it and know the issue, report a bug and help improve it for others.
[21:07] <erUSUL> cousin_mario: /etc/modprobe.d/
[21:07] <bradland> anyone here ever use "expect"? i've got a script that sends a password to ssh, but I need the session to stay up and revert to user control, rather than remain under the control of `expect`.
[21:07] <guntbert> !bug | kibibyte
[21:07] <cousin_mario> erUSUL: can I create another file?
[21:07] <kibibyte> arand, this issue is reported 1000 of times
[21:07] <Blehk> Um_cara_qualquer: I'd highly suggest this be the time you learn to use it. gdb will make you happy.  Teach a man to fish and you have fed him for a lifetime :)
[21:09] <erUSUL> kibibyte: we do not have any power in ubuntu release procedures. File bugs and stop wasting our time
[21:09] <VCoolio> kibibyte: it's no use ranting here; we're all users just like you trying to help each other
[21:09] <erUSUL> !bugs | kibibyte
[21:10] <kibibyte> this bug is reportes since 2 years!!!
[21:10] <Blehk> kibibyte: sounds like a good time for you to tackle it then
[21:10]  * erUSUL *plonk*
[21:10] <arand> cristo: ok, so the windows partition is probably the one you are booting from, and where the grub2 mbr is located, and if just using the normal install you would have ubuntu root "/" on sdb1, and no boot partiton, so no problem there. What I'm assuming the problem is, is that grub is unable to locate the rest of "itself" which is located on the sdb1 ubuntu partition.
[21:10] <bradland> kibibyte: what do you expect anyone here to do about it?
[21:10] <Um_cara_qualquer> Blehk, heh i couldn't agree more... but i just don't have time to learn gdb now... i have to show this to my professor tomorrow
[21:10] <Blehk> kibibyte: I tend to tackle anything that bothers me, I'd suggest you do the same :)
[21:11] <Blehk> Um_cara_qualquer: then start using printf's and debug each function slowly.
[21:11] <kibibyte> what you mean tackle
[21:11] <bradland> Blehk: I'm pretty sure we're not allowed to tackle users in this channel :-)
[21:11] <epinky> XD
[21:11] <Blehk> Um_cara_qualquer: use asserts to make sure you're getting the correct types of data
[21:11] <kibibyte> just ban that dumb developer who provides vpn network manager
[21:11] <Blehk> bradland: it's a shame though, really
[21:12] <arand> cristo: Do you have a liveCD at hand? At this point I would try reinstalling grub2 from a liveboot
[21:12] <kibibyte> how can they relase tools if they are not tested
[21:12] <lucidity> hi - i've been having a trouble 9.10 and the FF java plugin - i seem to be getting the "grey box" for all java applets (and occasional freezes too).. i've tried with the sun and openjdk packages, and also a manual install from java.com - has anyone seen this problem?
[21:12] <epinky> kibibyte: you don't even know what you're talking about :)
[21:12] <guntbert> kibibyte: please stop that ranting *here*
[21:12] <kibibyte> i mean it can crash sometimes, but it crashes at everything
[21:12] <Nils1> hi, i have a problem with karmic: self-burned data-dvds aren't readable for windows users, but cds are. has anyone an idea how to fix this?
[21:12] <gerzel> Q: Ubuntu server, I'm setting up an ubuntu server to be a development server but would also like a minimal x enviroment on it to do work on.  I know I can probably do this with tasksel, and am wondering if there might be any problems putting something like xubuntu on a server system.  The actual box is a desktop box that has been replaced and is being reused.
[21:13] <Curs0r> Kevin`, module loads, looks fine, I followed all instructions, no wifi iface
[21:13] <trism> Azeotrope: after some exploring, it appears users are listed in the gdm login window if their UID >= 1000, and not if they're < 1000, except for nobody
[21:13] <kibibyte> it seems like dumb & dumber relase vpn manager
[21:13] <Kevin`> Curs0r: is it possible ndiswrapper is claiming the device?
[21:13] <Curs0r> Kevin`, removing ndiswrapper
[21:13] <Kevin`> Curs0r: also, check if the driver has the device id for your device (since you have the source)
[21:14] <Curs0r> Kevin`, it does, I added it myself
[21:14] <cristo> arand: I made my experiments, the first time I chose ubuntu to be installed on the whole sdb so it made a logical partition sdb5 by itself, and then I also let the option grub to be installed on hd0.    This channel is not for ranting.
[21:18] <gpd> kibibyte: my settings were ok on jaunty :(
[21:18] <userfriendly> kibibyte: grab your sock puppet and put it where the sun don't shine
[21:18] <DoYouKnow> can you guys take a look at my wubi log and tell me what's wrong? http://www.pastebin.ca/1678335
[21:18] <kibibyte> gps  ill give you url
[21:19] <gpd> i seem to have entered a world of pain :(
[21:19] <kibibyte> gpd i meana
[21:19] <cristo> userfriendly is a tricky name right :p
[21:19] <Kevin`> Curs0r: kernel log say anything useful?
[21:19] <gpd> kibibyte: great  - thanks
[21:19] <userfriendly> cristo:  you're not the first to remark on that.
[21:19] <userfriendly> ;)
[21:19] <Hans_Henrik> how can i use the console to search files in current dir, and all sub's, for files including a text-string?
[21:19] <kibibyte> gpd http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1307345
[21:19] <arand> cristo: ok, let's try reinstalling it from here then.
[21:19] <userfriendly> thank the gods for the ignore function.
[21:19] <erUSUL> Hans_Henrik: grep -R string folder/
[21:20] <Hans_Henrik> ty
[21:20] <erUSUL> Hans_Henrik: works with text file only
[21:20] <cristo> arand: Ok I am reading your directions
[21:20] <Curs0r> Kevin`, not really, no
[21:20] <cristo> arand: terminal?
[21:20] <Hans_Henrik> erUSUL: i think i wont need binary search atm
[21:20] <ubuntujenkins> I am having fun writing back-up scripts but have a question, several pages/programs suggest backing up folder like /var/spool/mail /etc /root /boot /opt what settings do I lose by not backing them up?
[21:21] <tenoch1> Gdebi tells me "Error: a later version is already installed" is there a way to go arround this problem?
[21:21] <Kevin`> Curs0r: I know some of those devices need firmware to upload to the device, for example, but the driver is usually pretty explicit about not having it
[21:21] <Kevin`> when you try to use it
[21:21] <kibibyte> gpd, and remeber after you install pptp you need to reboot
[21:21] <arand> cristo: First, (in terminal) " sudo mkdir /media/tmp/ " " sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/tmp "
[21:21] <tenoch1> AFK 5 min
[21:21] <Curs0r> Kevin`, I have an updated firmware file, but no firmware flash utility for this device
[21:22] <ScabbyMadman> Need a clue: I need to mount usbdevfs but it refuses to mount... yet  the config option is set to Y in the  kernel... any clues folks?
[21:22] <cristo> arand: ok done
[21:23] <arand> cristo: this command should then take care of the installing: " tall /dev/sda
[21:23] <arand>     *
[21:23] <donavan_> does anyone know why flash keeps cause my browser to crash i had the problem in both firefox and chormium and it has even killed my gnome session once when it was in full screen  (running fully patched 9.10 NBR)
[21:24] <ScabbyMadman> donavan_, good question: does it crash  everywhere or on specific sites?
[21:24] <cristo> arand: it' s "tall dev/sda" ?
[21:24] <erUSUL> ScabbyMadman: is usbfs
[21:24] <Hb_Kai_> donavan: it does that for me :/
[21:24] <ScabbyMadman> erUSUL, cool
[21:24] <arand> cristo: sorry, miss-paste, hang on.
[21:24] <arand> cristo: this command should then take care of the installing: " sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/tmp --recheck /dev/sda "
[21:24] <VCoolio> tenoch1: uninstall that later version first, then install and hold the version you want; also dpkg has a force downgrade option, but I'm not sure how to use (dpkg --force-help)
[21:25] <donavan_> scabbymadman .. does seem to be linked to any site though i do see it alot on hulu
[21:25] <ScabbyMadman> erUSUL, musta read an old article on the web
[21:25] <triptec> is there any firewall or similar that can forward by hostname instead of port number??
[21:25] <arand> cristo: ignore the first "tall" and * thingy, it was a random paste by mistake.
[21:25] <donavan_> hb_kai you runing 9.10 nbr ?
[21:25] <tenoch1> VCoolio: ok thanks
[21:25] <erUSUL> ScabbyMadman: no problem
[21:26] <cristo> arand: Ok I got that. So grub should have been installed in sda?
[21:26] <soreau> Does anyone happen to know if ndiswrapper works at all for usb wifi adapters?
[21:26] <ScabbyMadman> donavan_, I have issues with certain sites, though complete crashes are rare....some sites, like cbc.ca/news refuse to even load the content
[21:26] <userfriendly> soreau: yes
[21:26] <Hans_Henrik> is there any like.. gui-wrapper for grep?
[21:26] <zubrin> Hey, been having an issue, googled around but none of the answers i've found have helped. I'm running latest ubuntu on an asus g51v the sound works out of my speakers but not out of my headphone jack. Was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction for an answer.
[21:26] <soreau> userfriendly: ok thanks
[21:27] <donavan_> scabbymadman no mine will just be running fine and its like something issue a kill command and poof my browser is gone
[21:27] <userfriendly> soreau: found the site listing all the wlan adapters tested for ubuntu?
[21:27] <cristo> arand: Houston we have a problem.
[21:27] <ScabbyMadman> donavan_, that does happen  here once in awhile but rarely
[21:27] <blacksun7> i'm attempting to recover a large number of file, most of them archives
[21:27] <arand> cristo: the grub2 mbr is installed to the first 512b (446b) sector of sda, this just points to sda1:/boot/grub where it will lod the rest of the grub2 bootloader.
[21:27] <gpd> kibibyte: nope - still now joy... giving up :(
[21:28] <gpd> works perfectly on OSX... /me cries
[21:28] <blacksun7> i've been attempting to find a bash script that would rename files after their archived contents, thus saving me the time of looking into every single archive manually
[21:28] <arand> cristo: what's up?
[21:28] <donavan_> scabbymadman im lucky if i gt 15 mins before mine goes
[21:28] <cristo> arand: grub-setup: warn: Your embedding area is unusually small.  core.img won't fit in it.
[21:28] <cristo> grub-setup: warn: Embedding is not possible.  GRUB can only be installed in this setup by using blocklists.  However, blocklists are UNRELIABLE and its use is discouraged.
[21:28] <cristo> grub-setup: error: Cannot read `/grub/core.img' correctly
[21:28] <FloodBot1> cristo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:28] <blacksun7> anyone have any suggestion or idea of how to accomplish this?
[21:28] <cristo> arand: grub-setup: warn: Your embedding area is unusually small.  core.img won't fit in it. grub-setup: warn: Embedding is not possible.  GRUB can only be installed in this setup by using blocklists.  However, blocklists are UNRELIABLE and its use is discouraged. grub-setup: error: Cannot read `/grub/core.img' correctly
[21:28] <kibibyte> gpd and whats the problem
[21:28] <truk77> I'm having a fight with xorg.conf settings...anybody know where I'd go to set the X11 loglevel?  I'm running Jaunty
[21:28] <ScabbyMadman> blacksun7, have you recovered the files yet?
[21:29] <blacksun7> ScabbyMadman, I've moved them from the affected drive, if that's what you're asking
[21:29] <gpd> nm-pptp-service-2179 log[main:pptp.c:314]: The synchronous pptp option is NOT activated -- then plugin dies...
[21:30] <ScabbyMadman> blacksun7, and you want to say alter the name to something like *recovered?
[21:30] <soreau> userfriendly: I was just asking in general
[21:30] <blacksun7> ScabbyMadman, no, mostly they are archives and currently have the ####### recovered filename syntax
[21:30] <userfriendly> soreau: kk
[21:30] <blacksun7> I want to rename them according to their archived contents
[21:30] <blacksun7> so if a tar had a file in it name pictures
[21:30] <blacksun7> the tar would get renamed pictures and so on
[21:31] <lucidity> hi - i've been having a trouble 9.10 and the FF java plugin - i seem to be getting the "grey box" for all java applets (and occasional freezes too).. i've tried with the sun and openjdk packages, and also a manual install from java.com - has anyone seen this problem?
[21:31] <erUSUL> blacksun7: you can parse tar -l output to construct the ame
[21:31] <ScabbyMadman> blacksun7, some sort of conditional processing loop involving a 'for' statement comes to mind...
[21:31] <arand> cristo: hmm, let me think...
[21:32] <blacksun7> ScabbyMadman and erUSUL : good ideas, I'm just not too strong myself
[21:32] <blacksun7> not all of them are tars as well, there are rars too
[21:33] <ScabbyMadman> blacksun7, the issue appears to be you want to shorten the name...
[21:33] <blacksun7> no, i dont want to shorten the name
[21:33] <blacksun7> example: recovered rar was assigned the name #8734542 by ubuntu
[21:33] <ScabbyMadman> blacksun7, sorry Im confused
[21:33] <blacksun7> it has pictures/ in it
[21:34] <blacksun7> i'd like the script to rename the #8734542 file to pictures.rar
[21:35] <erUSUL> blacksun7: you can just loop over the archives extract them in temp dir take a name from the contents rename. but it is not  a oneliner so you will have to invest some time in it
[21:35] <martin____> Hey guys, my name is Martin. I'm from a Company called Arcacell. I'm a System admin and a recruiter at the same time, we started arcacell so we can hire people just like us. I was wondering what you guys think: Along with submitting CV's, you also have the option of taking a technical test, that will be forwarded to the client. What do you guys think?
[21:35] <erUSUL> blacksun7: also being different archive types make it harder
[21:35] <ScabbyMadman> so blacksun7 Im guessing the #name as recovered somehow needs to be examined....to uniquely identify the contents
[21:35] <blacksun7> ScabbyMadman, yes
[21:35] <eddym> hey did any1 setup mac on linux
[21:35] <arand> cristo: hmm, test what " ls -lh /media/tmp/boot/grub | grep core.img " produces?
[21:36] <blacksun7> erUSUL, i figured it wouldnt be a one-liner and i'll take it one archive type at a time
[21:36] <LjL> !ot | martin____
[21:36] <martin____> ah, sorry!
[21:36] <ScabbyMadman> and  blacksun7 say you opened one example up with  unrar what do you see?
[21:36] <martin____> Thanks very much.
[21:36] <arand> cristo: or actually, just "  ls -lh /media/tmp/boot/grub " (use pastebin)
[21:36] <martin____> .leave
[21:36] <blacksun7> ScabbyMadman, i see the contents of the rar, all seem to be intact that i've opened
[21:36] <marty> hi all
[21:36] <cristo> arand: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root  26K 2009-11-19 21:26 core.img
[21:36] <zubrin> hello
[21:37] <ScabbyMadman> blacksun7, and theres nothing unique from one archive to another that stands o ut...thats thekey
[21:37] <ToastyMallows> Hi if anyone can help I just have a couple questions about some problems I've been having regarding my current upgrade to 9.10
[21:37] <blacksun7> ScabbyMadman, well each archive has different contents
[21:37] <knoppies> Im using Cairo-dock2.0. when I start up thunderbird from the launcher, it creates a new icon rather than using the launcher. Is there anyway to get it to use the launcher instead?
[21:38] <Guest72268> what kind of problem toasty?
[21:38] <afjafjueha> how can i make a folder to the home directory??
[21:38] <ToastyMallows> Well a while ago I changed my password and ever since ubuntu has been asking me to type in my OLD password to make my wireless work, any way to fix that?
[21:38] <erUSUL> afjafjueha: ?
[21:39] <ScabbyMadman> blacksun7, the only option that comes tomind is that you might try to insert a ($date) directive when renaming the archives
[21:39] <Guest72268> i think the probblem is in the keyring, right?
[21:39] <ScabbyMadman> blacksun7, does that make sense?
[21:39] <afjafjueha> erUSUL,  I want to create a folder to my home directory. now when i press it there is only one folder that says my name. when i right click the option to create a new folder isn't available
[21:40] <neon_> i installed tvtime and i get picture but no sound, ne1 knows how to fix this, i asked in the tvtime channel but no one answer thx
[21:40] <ToastyMallows> yea but I tried changing the keyring from a tutorial online but it didn't have the same options as my computer had
[21:40] <blacksun7> here's what i'm thinking: for loop; do unrar /tmp; mv current_archive name_of_/tmp_filename1; rm /tmp
[21:40] <ScabbyMadman> and blacksun7 and a good place to look for examples are some log rolling scripts...scripts  that  roll over system logs
[21:40] <afjafjueha> erUSUL,  Can you help me?
[21:41] <kostkon> afjafjueha, it seems you have a permissions problem
[21:41] <ScabbyMadman> blacksun7, that s looks like a good start
[21:41] <erUSUL> afjafjueha: right click on a empty portion of the file browser "inside" the home folder
[21:41] <afjafjueha> kostkon,  okay how do I change it?
[21:41] <erUSUL> afjafjueha: Places>Home
[21:41] <afjafjueha> erUSUL,  yes I have done that
[21:41] <ScabbyMadman> if   you insert a ($date) variable in the renaming with a time qualifier youre in business
[21:42] <ScabbyMadman> blacksun7, if   you insert a ($date) variable in the renaming with a time qualifier youre in business
[21:42] <blacksun7> might have found what i needed here http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?s=b52eff0dbccfbcc1d8e0a80da72e7d5b&showtopic=843662&pid=591866370&st=15&#entry591866370
[21:42] <erUSUL> afjafjueha: that should work. do not right click on a folder icon. do it on empty portion of the window
[21:42] <afjafjueha> erUSUL,  the option to create a new folder is visible but not available.
[21:42] <dmatt> !grub2
[21:42] <erUSUL> afjafjueha: grayed out ?
[21:42] <cankoy> afjafjueha: ordinary users are not meant to create folder directly under /home
[21:42] <afjafjueha> erUSUL,  yes
[21:43] <blacksun7> too bad its in vb..
[21:43] <ScabbyMadman> blacksun7, that link is  just about pastebin quality ;)
[21:43] <afjafjueha> erUSUL,  Any suggestions?
[21:44] <afjafjueha> cankoy,  okay but this one python tutorial suggests that I make a folder called python_examples in the home folder
[21:44] <erUSUL> afjafjueha: are you sure is your home folder ?
[21:44] <afjafjueha> erUSUL,  quite sure :)
[21:45] <craplja>  EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEminem The best Rapper !
[21:45] <erUSUL> afjafjueha: in terminal « mkdir ~/python_examples »
[21:45] <ScabbyMadman> blacksun7, that stuff in the link doesent exactly look like bash shell code...but if you can  glue it onto a linux box somehow..
[21:45] <knoppies> with the compiz desktop wall, is there a way to get a different background on each desktop?
[21:45] <cankoy> afjafjueha: your home folder is /home/<yourname>, not /home
[21:45] <afjafjueha> oh
[21:45] <erUSUL> afjafjueha: lol
[21:46] <afjafjueha> thanks for the help
[21:46] <ToastyMallows> Can someone please tell me how to change the password on the wireless keyring so that I can change it to my new password and not my old one?
[21:46] <KnifeySpooney> Is there any way to loopback my audio output to act as my microphone input? i want the sounds that come from my computer to be detected as a microphone for my webcam.
[21:46] <VCoolio> knoppies: you can set different wallpapers with compiz, don't know if wall copies that, would expect so
[21:46] <knoppies> VCoolio, I will try that. Never thought about trying that, thanks.
[21:46] <cristo> arand: so what is the problem
[21:46] <KnifeySpooney> ToastyMallows: go to the terminal and run the program 'seahorse'
[21:46] <soreau> knoppies: There is a way, but you will lose your desktop icons
[21:47] <knoppies> soreau, Ive never really been a fan of desktop icons, so thats a small price to pay. Im listening.
[21:47] <ToastyMallows> knifeyspoony: ok what do i do from here
[21:47] <ScabbyMadman> VCoolio, is there a way to force compiz to not run when on battery power....?
[21:47] <ScabbyMadman> write a  compiz  daemon?
[21:48] <VCoolio> knoppies: by default nautilus draws the desktop, with one wallpaper and the icons; if you set it with compiz nautilus doesn't draw the desktop anymore; about laptops I know nothing
[21:48] <soreau> knoppies: To set a wallpaper for each viewport using gnome, disable Nautilus from drawing the desktop by setting the gconf key /apps/nautilus/preferences/show_desktop to "false" with gconf-editor. Then, set the four wallpapers in ccsm>Wallpaper
[21:49] <ScabbyMadman> VCoolio, I was  thnking about a compiz daemon that would simply stop the compiz when on battery power and then restart compiz when plugged in
[21:49] <ScabbyMadman> feasable?
[21:49] <arand> cristo: hmm, not quite sure... Let's try this: " sudo mount --bind /dev /media/tmp/dev "
[21:49] <arand> cristo: then " sudo chroot /media/tmp "
[21:49] <arand> cristo: and then " grub-setup --directory=/boot/grub '(hd0)' "
[21:50] <KnifeySpooney> ToastyMallows: Open the "Passwords: default" keyring, then double-click the entry for "Network secret for ____". You should see a toggle for "Password" where you can change it.
[21:50] <knoppies> Thanks VCoolio and soreau I will try that.
[21:50] <KnifeySpooney> Is there any way to loopback my audio output to act as my microphone input? i want the sounds that come from my computer to be detected as a microphone for my webcam.
[21:50] <VCoolio> ScabbyMadman: you could write any daemon-like script that measures energy and acts accordingly, but I'm not the one to ask
[21:51] <roboboy> how do I see what version of xorg I have?
[21:51] <ToastyMallows> KnifeySpoony, thanks, also, do you know why 9.10 displays my login name on the toolbar and not my real name?
[21:51] <badp> Hello. How can I tell wheter I'm running Ubuntu 32bits or 64bits, and can I switch to the latter without a full reinstall?
[21:52] <epinky> roboboy: Xorg -version (X uppercase)
[21:52] <roboboy> badp: type uname -a
[21:52] <roboboy> ahh I was missing X upper case, thank you epinky
[21:52] <badp> Linux delta 2.6.31-15-generic #50-Ubuntu SMP Tue Nov 10 14:54:29 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[21:52] <roboboy> badp: also I'm pretty sure you could switch out the kernels but then all your binaries might not work, probably best to reinstall
[21:52] <roboboy> badp: the i686 part makes me think you aren't running 64 bit, otherwise it would say x86_64
[21:53] <badp> Thanks, roboboy
[21:53] <badp> You raise good points.
[21:53] <roboboy> why do you want to switch bit depths anyway?
[21:53] <urbeg> yeah mines is x86_64 and it is 64 bit
[21:53] <roboboy> unless you have 4 gigs of memory...
[21:53] <badp> Use my 4th gig of ram, to mention one reason.
[21:53] <badp> Indeed.
[21:53] <knoppies> KnifeySpooney, You can get a male to male stereo plug.
[21:53] <aegimius> hi. how do i get my remote desktop to work? i want to see what is going on on another pc from my pc. we're on the same LAN
[21:53] <seidos> is a package in a repository binary files?
[21:54] <badp> seidos: if I got your question right -- yes.
[21:54] <KnifeySpooney> knoppies: Hmm. I don't much want to go out and buy something when i think this can be done with software
[21:54] <CoverSlide> yes but you can download the source
[21:54] <knoppies> KnifeySpooney, you could build your own, but yea. Im not sure how to do it with software. I knew how to do it in winXP, but not in linux.
[21:54] <roboboy> aegimius: I can't answer whatever remote desktop is, but you might try installing and configuring a VNC package
[21:55] <truk77> I'm trying to set the loglevel of X11 in Jaunty.  Can anybody help?
[21:55] <aegimius> thanks robo
[21:55] <seidos> badp: so to build packages in a repository one would have to compile the source into binary files, then package the binary files into a "package"
[21:55] <badp> indeed, seidos. I think the whole process is automated
[21:55] <roboboy> seidos: thats how its done, yes
[21:56] <badp> in a variation of the make, install, make install dance I have never done
[21:56] <twomn> I'm having trouble detecting my bluetooth headset in karmic. Anyone have any clue?
[21:56] <badp> -typo
[21:56] <narretgrez> does anyone know if there is a video player for Ubuntu that has speed up/slow down support?
[21:56] <narretgrez> with voice modulation?
[21:56] <courpse> KnifeySpooney, I have looked for the same thing, i ended up needing to getting a usb soundcard, ($7 NZD) and looping thru 2 sound devices.
[21:56] <narretgrez> to prevent the squeaky voice thing?
[21:56] <zopiac> Im having a problem with rhythmbox freezing when I try to open a Shoutcast stream; it worked earlier today though. terminal output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/322793/
[21:56] <seidos> badp: entirely automated?  i don't see how that's possible
[21:56] <badp> narretgrez: vlc works on ubuntu too.
[21:56] <serengeti> narretgrez, vlc?
[21:56] <courpse> vlc ftw.
[21:56] <Danny_> erm
[21:56] <narretgrez> vlc has voice modulation support?
[21:56] <Danny_> new here
[21:56] <Danny_> can anyone help me?
[21:57] <badp> seidos: I haven't done it myself, but I believe it can be.
[21:57] <courpse> narretgrez, you can move the sync around i know that..
[21:57] <knoppies> narretgrez, dont know, but VLC is so awsome I recomend you get it anyway.
[21:57] <epinky> aegimius: I know it's a bit outdated but basically it's the same for Karmic http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-use-remote-desktop-in-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex.html
[21:57] <narretgrez> knoppies: i really need the voice modulating thing tho
[21:57] <KnifeySpooney> courpse: Hmm. sounds interesting, might try it
[21:57] <aegimius> epinky danke
[21:57] <seidos> badp: ah, you mean the process of compiling and packaging can be automated
[21:57] <ScabbyMadman> Danny_, whats your question?
[21:57] <Danny_> has anyone been having issues with the grub file after the 9.10 update?
[21:57] <narretgrez> knoppies: but thakns for the rec
[21:57] <badp> I'm no developer, check the wiki for more information :)
[21:57] <epinky> aegimius: bite :)
[21:58] <cankoy> seidos: there're both binary and source packages in repo.s
[21:58] <roboboy> My Xorg version output shows X.Org X Server <IP_ADDRESS>, however the video card driver I'm trying to install specifies that I use XOrg version...X.Org 6.7, 6.8, 6.9, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, or 7.4
[21:58] <knoppies> narretgrez, Im not even sure what you mean by voice modulation, where it changes the pitch as you change the speed?
[21:58] <Danny_> after reboot i get an error and come to this cmd line that has sh:grub>
[21:58] <ScabbyMadman> Danny_, can you be  more detailed?
[21:58] <narretgrez> knoppies: yes
[21:58] <roboboy> any ideas on how that line maps with the other numbers?
[21:58] <knoppies> narretgrez, yes it does that.
[21:58] <badp> Then yes, narretgrez
[21:58] <badp> I can't see why that would be a feature, at any rate :P
[21:58] <narretgrez> knoppies + badp : ohhh ok, thanks
[21:58] <seidos> i wish i could automate compiling, it was time consuming downloading and compiling svns for enlightenment, but i read the ver in the jaunty repository is unstable
[21:58] <Danny_> specificially it says
[21:58] <badp> It's more like a side effect
[21:58] <Danny_> GNU BRUB version 1.97~1.97beta4
[21:58] <KnifeySpooney> ToastyMallows: Sorry, i don't think there's a way to display real name instead of your username on the taskbar. See this wishlist on Launchpad: https://bugs.launchpad.net/indicator-applet/+bug/475443
[21:58] <seidos> so far it's been working pretty good, considering usually compilation has failed for me in the past
[21:59] <arand> cristo: ping
[21:59] <VCoolio> seidos: there is a script for enlightenment, so you can get a coffee while the work is being done; also there are debs of a snapshot release, but those are a few months old now
[22:00] <Danny_> scabbymadman: i've found a few threads where people were encountering this issue after a recent update
[22:01] <solifugus> Does ubuntu 9.10 have cut/copy and paste that works even after you close what you are cutting/copying?
[22:01] <Danny_> all come to the same sh:grub> line
[22:01] <KnifeySpooney> Danny_: What issues are you having in particular?
[22:01] <Danny_> well
[22:01] <afjafjueha> solifugus,  yes
[22:01] <patch-tag> I would like to do apt-get update on a gutsy box that I haven't touched for a while. Nothing is found. i am using the sources.list here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=705323    Can someone point me to a better sources.list?
[22:01] <KnifeySpooney> Danny_: woops, was way scrolled up, had to scroll down :)
[22:01] <serengeti> badp: what if you wanted to show a movie to someone traveling with almost the speed of light? vlc has it covered!
[22:01] <Danny_> i'm not sure how to boot from sh:grub>
[22:01] <seidos> VCoolio: you're right, forgot about the script
[22:01] <Danny_> thats my main problem
[22:01] <solifugus> afjafjueha: wow.. ok.. Does it have a U.S. spell checker instead of the default british one?
[22:01] <Danny_> i think if i could get to the terminal i could fix it
[22:02] <ScabbyMadman> Danny_, do you have a recovery option when  the boot screen  shows ?
[22:02] <Danny_> no
[22:02] <ScabbyMadman> hmmm
[22:02] <cankoy> roboboy: apt-cache policy xserver-xorg
[22:02] <Danny_> this seems to be specific to people who installed 9.10 to C: with wubi
[22:02] <VCoolio> patch-tag: gutsy isn't supported anymore; check old-releases repos
[22:03] <neon_> i installed tvtime and i get picture but no sound, ne1 knows how to fix this, i asked in the tvtime channel but no one answer thx
[22:03] <Danny_> and most threads recommend the following command
[22:03] <afjafjueha> solifugus,  No clue, sorry
[22:03] <ScabbyMadman> Danny_, wubi is way outta my ken
[22:03] <Danny_> :(
[22:03] <twomn> could someone help me set up my bluetooth device? i'm having trouble detecting it
[22:03] <aegimius> what can I type into at "terminal" to see what other computers are on my LAN?
[22:03] <mirko_> i warning you after installig the ubuntu 9.10 and update via internet  the usb is dead and not working !
[22:03] <ergh> Good evening, I'm a little confused, there seem to be problems with ext4 on ubuntu, yet it looks like a fix has just been released? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-release-notes/+bug/453579?comments=all  If a fix has indeed been released would it be available from the repos already? Sorry to interrupt but I only have around 8 hours left to install and update ;<
[22:03] <patch-tag> VCoolio: thanks
[22:04] <patch-tag> seemed like a shiny new release just yesterday... ah how time flies
[22:04] <solifugus> afjafjueha: those are the two things that really caused me pain and annoyance..
[22:04] <iceroot_> aegimius: there is nothing like that (wins, netbios) on linux
[22:04] <afjafjueha> solifugus,  I see
[22:04] <xae8koo> I need something cool:P
[22:05] <xae8koo> For ubuntu, what can I use for showoff?
[22:05] <Danny_> Is it possible then to uninstall 9.10 from C: from windows? (after a wubi install)
[22:05] <thiebaude> !compiz
[22:05] <xae8koo> thiebaude: Allready have it
[22:06] <thiebaude> xae8koo, i use it but not to show off
[22:06] <roboboy> thank you cankoy
[22:06] <thiebaude> oh ok
[22:06] <urbeg> what ya showing off for ;-)
[22:06] <ScabbyMadman> xae8koo, if  you mean to impress people with eye candy compiz is pretty slick
[22:06] <knoppies> ScabbyMadman, thats an understatement.
[22:06] <Mylesmadness> Can someone help me merge the bottom left menu into just that icon(kinda like a windows start menu) http://i49.tinypic.com/30suef4.png
[22:06] <ScabbyMadman> lol knoppies
[22:07]  * knoppies will never go back to Gnome without compiz.
[22:07] <ScabbyMadman> knoppies, were you being  facetious ?
[22:07] <aegimius> at "host" on remote desk top viewer, I type in the name of PC i want to connect to?
[22:08] <ergh> Anyone able to shed some light on the possible ext4 fix?
[22:08] <knoppies> ScabbyMadman, a little.
[22:08] <ScabbyMadman> ergh, feels  not ready for prime time on certain production systems
[22:09] <ScabbyMadman> knoppies, youre up early btw
[22:09] <knoppies> ScabbyMadman, whats that supposed to mean? Its 11am already.
[22:09] <billisnice> goodbye 9.10, hello 8.04....to many bugs in 9.10
[22:09] <xae8koo> I like 9.10
[22:10] <urbeg> me too
[22:10] <xae8koo> I can't wait for 10.04
[22:10] <ScabbyMadman> xae8koo, if youre computer is powerful enough then host a MacOS session and a Windows Session as well as an ubuntu session
[22:10] <cankoy> Danny_: do you see the vista boot loader at startup? or is it totally corrupted?
[22:10] <Danny_> yes
[22:10] <Danny_> i can boot to vista
[22:10] <mirko_> Dont update ubuntu 9.10 via internet or your usb port is dead and not working and you can reinstall the ubuntu 9.10 !!!
[22:10] <xae8koo> ScabbyMadman: Dual core 2ghz t5400
[22:10] <ScabbyMadman> Danny_, souds like Microsoft hosed your grub
[22:10] <ergh> ScabbyMadman: Is there any way to tell which systems would be afflicted?
[22:10] <Danny_> aye
[22:10] <xae8koo> ScabbyMadman: 4 gb ram, and an nivdia with 512 gb ram
[22:10] <Danny_> my thoughts exactly
[22:11] <knoppies> General question, Im on 9.04, and was wondering if you guys recommend upgrading to 9.10 (clean install.)
[22:11] <cankoy> Danny_: then you can uninstall your Ubuntu https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide#Uninstallation
[22:11] <ScabbyMadman> ergh, afflicted?
[22:11] <Danny_> yeah
[22:11] <Azeotrope> How can I make a user to appear in the login list window?? I have some vsftpd user that appear and I really don't want to
[22:11] <Danny_> wubi was a bad idea
[22:11] <Danny_> :/
[22:11] <Rosey> why does ubuntu 9.10 random log me out!!!!
[22:11] <ScabbyMadman> ergh, sorry Im lost with that question
[22:11] <ergh> By the ext 4 problem?
[22:11] <asheron> Anyone here know where to get driver for fingerprint scanner on Asus notebook. model M51VR I have been to Asus website and found this link http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us  for source code .comes in three parts each is around 400 mB download. Which seems like very big files for drivers!. However they may contain different versions or something dunno am downloading first one now
[22:11] <thiebaude> knoppies, i had no problems on a clean install
[22:11] <ctop> knoppies: yes
[22:11] <ScabbyMadman> Rosey  have a look in the system logs
[22:12] <wasteland-ghost> does anyone using ubuntu on laptop??
[22:12] <urbeg> knoppies: yeah i like 9.10
[22:12] <knoppies> thanks thiebaude, ctop. Will try it out then.
[22:12] <thiebaude> knoppies, ok, cool
[22:12] <Rosey> where at
[22:12] <branstrom_> wasteland-ghost: yes, why?
[22:12] <knoppies> thanks urbeg.
[22:12] <ctop> knoppies: thats the best way to do it
[22:12] <asheron> I am using ubuntu on laptop
[22:12] <ergh> unless your response earlier you just said "ergh" not refering to me
[22:12] <billisnice> 9.10 has issues...computer hangs at times and the screen redraw is terrible on my dell
[22:12] <simplexio> 9.10 is alot faster than 9.04.. but 8.04 was more mature as system, specialy when speaking sound
[22:12] <ScabbyMadman> Rosey there is a log viewer  utility in system>administration as I recall
[22:13] <knoppies> ctop, I updated a previous version with the update feature, never again.
[22:13] <Azeotrope> How can I make a user to appear in the login list window?? I have some vsftpd user that appear and I really don't want to
[22:13] <knoppies> ctop, creates more problems than are solvable.
[22:13] <simplexio> dist-upgrade suck when 9.04->9.10
[22:13] <urbeg> 9.10 has some issues but give it a bit of time to get updated
[22:13] <billisnice> 8.04 is solid
[22:13] <billisnice> and no issues
[22:13] <wasteland-ghost> I discovered, that my HP Pavilion dv7-3060us cannot wake up from suspend mode. It's freezes
[22:13] <marks256> What would cause my mouse to randomly click, and move the cursor around the screen like a rabid banshee? It's not a hardware thing, as it does it with many mice. I believe it is an ubuntu thing.
[22:13] <ScabbyMadman> simplexio, always
[22:13] <branstrom> I just did a clean install on an Asus laptop, 9.10 is doing fine, except for an issue with wifi that I solved, now I have an issue with the sound
[22:13] <ctop> knoppies: i never had issues updating with update manager but fresh install is alway recommended :-)
[22:14] <simplexio> ScabbyMadman: went pretty smooth 8.04 -> 9.04
[22:14] <branstrom> And I tried the realtime kernel, now I can't boot with the generic kernel anymore...
[22:14] <billisnice> 9.10 should have never been released so soon with bugs...
[22:14] <asheron> 9.10 goes great out of the box for me just had to add ati drivers and all good
[22:14] <simplexio> offcoutse i had to rm .gnome oand so on but smooth
[22:14] <knoppies> ctop, I fiddle alot, so I would probably get issues. But thanks.
[22:14] <wasteland-ghost> does anyone else experience the same issue?
[22:15] <maco> billisnice: of course 8.04 is solid *now*...its had over 18mo of LARGE QUANTITIES of testers
[22:15] <ScabbyMadman> simplexio, never tried that ...but hen again I always tar up my ~ and .../src prior to an upgrade/install
[22:15] <Rosey> "Nov 19 17:08:27 rosey-laptop bonobo-activation-server (rosey-30104): could not associate with desktop session: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-K02UdcNvHc: Connection refused"
[22:15] <simplexio> but fresh and clean install on 9.10 is much better thatn 9.04 in vbox system, no experince on native install lately
[22:15] <branstrom> wasteland-ghost: my Asus A6m wakes from sleep fine
[22:15] <branstrom> Oh, suspend mode, haven't tried that
[22:15] <billisnice> for users not programmers, 8.04 is the way to go
[22:15] <ScabbyMadman> wasteland-ghost, maybe not enough swap?
[22:15] <wasteland-ghost> ScabbyMadman: 8gb swap, 4gb ram
[22:16] <urbeg> but is 8.04 not becoming outdated?
[22:16] <knoppies> billisnice, isnt 9.04 the major release?
[22:16] <jackH> hi all !
[22:16] <billisnice> it worked better than 9.10
[22:16] <maco> this is a bit OT for a support channel, foks
[22:16] <knoppies> hi jackH
[22:16] <maco> *folks
[22:16] <billisnice> i hope 10.04 is solid...
[22:17] <simplexio> 8.04 was better because it used alsa sound as default, pulseaudio starts to be ready nowdays..
[22:17] <ScabbyMadman> simplexio, couldnt agree more on that score
[22:17] <billisnice> if you open firefox in 9.10 and look at the upper left there is a bug. It does not open fluidly..
[22:17] <kostkon> simplexio, wrong. 8.04 had pulse also, just didn't send the alsa sound through pulse. that cause a lot of probs
[22:18] <kostkon> caused*
[22:18] <simplexio> i mean pulseaduio offer some nice options, but it isnt that solid as alsa, but its getting better and one way to get there is have it default in ubuntu
[22:18] <ScabbyMadman> simplexio, pulse leaves a whole lot out, like an obvious way to use more than one sound  card at the same time
[22:18] <kostkon> simplexio, but it's the default, already, since 8.04
[22:18] <marks256> Any ideas on what would cause a mouse to go berzerk? It's not a hardware thing. It has to be software. Mouse jumps around the screen and acts sluggish every once in a while
[22:19] <simplexio> kostkon: uhh. when it wasnt default, i was sure that it was 8.04
[22:19] <RichW> ScabbyMadman, Im sure I had it outputting to two at once before.
[22:19] <urbeg> i dont see any bug with firefox opening?
[22:19] <billisnice> see the slowness in one section
[22:19] <kostkon> simplexio, and, the prob is that pulse is being blamed for everything
[22:20] <Julia_> how can I execute command on startup in terminal? I want to start virtualbox headless machine and some custom scripts.
[22:20] <kostkon> simplexio, there is a pulse-phobia when in the majority of cases the prob is with alsa or with the app
[22:20] <simplexio> kostkon: my biggest problems have been allways puls, when it dies or something dosent support it from basic isntall
[22:20] <kostkon> simplexio, and not with pulse per se
[22:20] <ScabbyMadman> RichW, if you can  point my nose to howto make pulse offer two sound cards at thesame time ...Id appreciate it
[22:20] <roboboy> is there a linux program to defragment and shrink an NTFS partition without screwing up the data on it?
[22:21] <ScabbyMadman> roboboy, hmmm
[22:21] <RichW> ScabbyMadman, Have you played with the official gui tools, padsp etc
[22:21] <urbeg> does ubuntu need to be defragged?
[22:21] <ScabbyMadman> gparted?
[22:21] <roboboy> okies I check it out
[22:21] <simplexio> not that i dont like pulse, its been ready for experimental long time. maybe niot for major release like ubuntu. but that is price to pay for it get ready
[22:21] <ScabbyMadman> RichW to be honest no
[22:21] <chris231989atwor> Julia_: i was able to run virtualbox headless before, cant remmeber how though, but it is toltaly possible
[22:21] <RichW> ScabbyMadman, That may be the problem, they offer more complex options.
[22:22] <kostkon> simplexio, yeah, again i suppose it means the alsa driver is buggy. and if an app doesn't work with alsa, and thus not with pulse, but tries to access the device directly. again not pulse's fault.
[22:22] <hugo_> hola
[22:22] <Julia_> how can I do it on startup?
[22:22] <ScabbyMadman> urbeg, he was ashing about an util thatwould work fro  linux on an NTFS file system
[22:22] <hugo_> exit
[22:22] <ScabbyMadman> RichW I will look at it
[22:22] <ScabbyMadman> RichW, thanks
[22:22] <Curs0r> Well I have exhausted everything I could find and every solution says it works, yet still no wifi iface. I proclaim the trendnet tew-645ub to be totally nonworking with 9.10
[22:23] <zamba> how can i get the sip client option in empathy?
[22:23] <serengeti> can't believe it... blur plugin finally works with fglrx! (catalyst 9.11)
[22:23] <simplexio> little better pulse controller that shows features in english, not nerd for networks options and stuff. then it hit major time. + offcourse some easy release for windows to handle pulse streams easily would be killer app
[22:23] <zamba> i don't have that listed under clients
[22:23] <ScabbyMadman> Curs0r, what driver loads for your usbWifi device?
[22:23] <urbeg> yeah, but just out of curiosity does a ubuntu only system need to be defragged or is that even possible
[22:23] <Blehk> does ubuntu have a wgetpaste equivalent?
[22:23] <ScabbyMadman> most of  the usb stuff is atmel based if Im  not wrong?
[22:23] <chris231989atwor> Julia_: http://www.ubuntu-howto.info/howto/how-to-execute-a-command-program-or-script-at-startup-init-mini-howto
[22:23] <Curs0r> ScabbyMadman, it's a ralink rt2870 chip
[22:24] <neon_> i installed tvtime and i get picture but no sound, ne1 knows how to fix this, i asked in the tvtime channel but no one answer thx
[22:24] <ScabbyMadman> Curs0r, well then
[22:24] <Curs0r> the native ralink driver reports 100% ok but no iface and same with ndiswrapper
[22:24] <ScabbyMadman> Curs0r, I guess youve seen the ralink website?
[22:24] <swtaarrs> if I disconnect and reconnect my USB keyboard, my custom modifier key setup is lost (swapping ctrl and caps lock, etc).  this started happening with 9.04 and hasn't been fixed in 9.10, anyone know what's wrong/how I can fix it?
[22:25] <simplexio> kostkon: like i had 0 times problems with alsa, and pulse like 10 times on same hardware over little over two years... ofcourse source of problem couöd be that pulse show alsa problem but anyway. i havent got anyproblems with pulse on 9.10
[22:25] <kostkon> simplexio, no probs on 9.10. that's good then :)
[22:26] <Curs0r> What cracks me up the most is that ralink has a firmware but no flash utility
[22:26] <simplexio> kostkon: but i use 9.10 in vbox only.. and its faster than 9.04. like i said havent run linux in native desktop for few months.
[22:26] <ArtemZ> hello everyone
[22:26] <neurochrome> does anyone know where totem downloads srt subtitle files to?
[22:26] <kostkon> simplexio, aha
[22:27] <neurochrome> I have downloaded the file but want to place it in the same folder
[22:27] <simplexio> kostkon: offcourse what i want currently isnt ubuntu mainstream. like latest geos lib + postgis + postgresql + pgadmin etc..
[22:27] <Blehk> is there a sane way to run multiple memcache daemons on ubuntu?
[22:27] <kostkon> simplexio, :)
[22:28] <RichW> Why dont you guys just killall pulseaudio when you dont want it?
[22:28] <simplexio> kostkon: but i still have 9.04 in my fileserver, no X, no sound, no problems. just soft raid + crypt etc.
[22:28] <ScabbyMadman> Curs0r, did you see the thread in the ubuntuforums?
[22:28] <kostkon> RichW, you can disable it, with pasuspender
[22:28] <Curs0r> ScabbyMadman, yes I think so
[22:29] <RichW> kostkon, that also :)
[22:29] <ScabbyMadman> Curs0r,  this one: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=960642
[22:29] <ScabbyMadman> hey may
[22:29] <urbeg> to neurochrome: does it not load them from the same location as the video file
[22:29] <ArtemZ> I want to start compain aimed to save GIMP in Ubuntu (developers going to remove GIMP from standart distribution in Ubuntu 10.04). How many people will support me?
[22:29] <simplexio> RichW: well if pulse dies once in month for bug that i can send bug report or so, it isnt that big problem
[22:30] <simplexio> ArtemZ: what is replacing gimp ?
[22:30] <trism> ArtemZ: it will still be in the main repository, just not installed by default...just sudo apt-get install gimp
[22:30] <ArtemZ> simplexio: they going to replace it by f-spot. ITS CRAZY
[22:30] <urbeg> why would they remove gimp???
[22:30] <RichW> f-spot? they not really going to switch with that?
[22:31] <maco> urbeg: something to do with f-spot being able to handle all normal photo editing tasks anyway and thus duplicating functionality
[22:31] <bradland> man this is cool
[22:31] <simplexio> ArtemZ: didnt know that you could use  f-spot  to draw+etc.. .
[22:31] <coz_> replacing gimp?
[22:31] <bradland> i just wrote a shell script that logs me in to a network device and automatically sends all the login info
[22:31] <VCoolio> ArtemZ: Ì won't, it's a frustrating world for just some beginner's easy painting;
[22:31] <bradland> because these things won't accept keypairs
[22:31] <maco> *sigh* gimp will still be in the repos, still be in main, still be on dvd. it will not be installed by default because it is more powerful & difficult than the average user needs
[22:31] <ArtemZ> http://digg.com/linux_unix/Gimp_Will_Be_Removed_From_Ubuntu_10_04_The_Lucid_Lynx
[22:32] <simplexio> ahh.. f-spot to handle "basic" photo editing.. not bad idea. gimp has been allways full featured and quite big suite
[22:32] <urbeg> yeah suppose they are trying to keep everything as simple as possible to use for the average user