[03:03] <Joshua_Hesketh> cipher_memo: Have you tried restarting apache? sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[03:04] <fluvvell> physicsnick, so it worked once, now you are struggling for level.  What distro are you in now?
[03:04] <Paradoxx> krups: the exact command is?
[03:04] <physicsnick> kubuntu dapper
[03:04] <krups> Paradox: try sudo chmod 777 /somepath/somefile
[03:04] <physicsnick> i'm wondering if maybe it didn't install my sound card drivers this time or something
[03:04] <cipher_nemo> Paradoxx: http://www.linuxdevcenter.com/linux/cmd/cmd.csp?path=c/chmod
[03:04] <physicsnick> but everything works perfectly, its just not sensitive enough
[03:04] <Chamuco> so I formated an ext3 partition to reiser by accident is there a way to recover my files?
[03:04] <ladydoor> Paradoxx: do you want nonusers/nongroup-members to be able to access it, though; and if so, how much?
[03:04] <fluvvell> physicsnick, whoops sorry, you did say that. Yes I'd look at the sound drivers, is alsa running? Is your card showing in lsmod?
[03:05] <Paradoxx> ladydoor: yes
[03:05] <ladydoor> Paradoxx: ah, then forget i said anything.
[03:05] <cipher_nemo> Blissex: not sure, I'm following directions for installing MythTV (which needs MySQL), so the author of the instructions told me exactly what to do/install... but I can check
[03:05] <physicsnick> fluvvell, yes, alsa is running, all my applications are configured to use alsa (amarok, etc) and work perfectly
[03:05] <physicsnick> lsmod does show my card
[03:05] <physicsnick> skype uses alsa, it works perfectly
[03:06] <Blissex> cipher_nemo: you need to add the PHP module as a handler.
[03:06] <Joshua_Hesketh> cipher_memo: If you installed the php mod for apache it shouldn't need reconfiguring as far as I know.
[03:06] <cipher_nemo> Joshua_Hhesketh: #/etc/init.d/apache2 restart  I did that in a root terminal window, so it's been restarted already
[03:06] <physicsnick> in the gnome volume control program, i can pick whether i'm setting the volume on alsa or oss
[03:06] <Joshua_Hesketh> hmm, ok
[03:06] <physicsnick> i see no such option in kmix, why?
[03:06] <statikeffeck> cipher_nemo: besides phpMyAdmin, what about plain ol' php test pages?
[03:06] <Blissex> Chamuco: make a copy of the filesystem, and run 'e2fsck' on the filesystem using an alternate superblock address. Number of tutorials about that.
[03:06] <bruenig> physicsnick, #kubuntu perhaps
[03:06] <DrBanzai> Anybody in here ever used the cluster feature of dvd::rip??
[03:06] <Blissex> Chamuco: if that does not work, it is going to be hard.
[03:06] <physicsnick> :(
[03:06] <cipher_nemo> Blissex: that sounds like its on the right track... how do I do that? is it client side (Firefox) or server side apache?
[03:07] <statikeffeck> I just installed Apache, PHP, MySQL yesterday and it worked immediately
[03:07] <Blissex> cipher_nemo: server side. Check out one of many tutorials on how to configure Apache to process PHP.
[03:07] <Joshua_Hesketh> statikeffeck : same for me
[03:08] <cipher_nemo> Blissex: go for it... link?
[03:08] <Paradoxx> It won't let me add +R permisions to it >.<
[03:08] <Joshua_Hesketh> cipher_nemo: alternatively if you aren't comfortable with file editing, you could try installing LAMP
[03:08] <Blissex> cipher_nemo: web search...
[03:09] <cipher_nemo> Joshua_Hesketh: lol, LAMP is installed (Linux, Apache, MySQL, php)
[03:09] <cipher_nemo> ie: ubuntu Linux, Apache, etc.
[03:09] <harisund> cipher_nemo, he probably meant LAMP option from the CD?
[03:09] <kothz> Don't laugh - adding the handler for php in apache is a basic step in making lamp work fo ryou :)
[03:09] <bruenig> acronyms are fun
[03:09] <suff0kate> guys i have a confession
[03:09] <Kyral> and XLAMP is Xen Linux Apache MySQL PHP/Perl/Python
[03:09] <Joshua_Hesketh> cipher_memo: yes, but it isn't configured or working correctly for you. There is a pre-packaged apache, mysql php etc that should work out of the box
[03:09] <suff0kate> i'm in love with linux
[03:09] <cipher_nemo> harisund: LAMP is a single package?
[03:09] <suff0kate> :-P
[03:10] <bruenig> !offtopic > suff0kate
[03:10] <maccam94> argh, anyone willing to help with a weird sound card issue? the card is detected, the drivers are loaded, but there's no sound :-(
[03:10] <harisund> cipher_nemo, there is an option where you can install LAMP of the CD directly. Meaning after an Ubuntu installation you have a running LAMP
[03:10] <statikeffeck> cipher_nemo: this is a nice page:
[03:10] <statikeffeck> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[03:10] <suff0kate> danka bruenig
[03:10] <Joshua_Hesketh> sorry, my bad, its actually called XAMPP
[03:10] <Joshua_Hesketh> http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
[03:10] <fluvvell> brian98, if you're around: I sorted out my wireless woes from yesterday. The network configure tools had mucked up my use of network manager and added stuff into interfaces so that my wireless card was being ignored.
[03:10] <ANTDx1> ok
[03:10] <Joshua_Hesketh> following their instructions may help
[03:10] <ANTDx1> quick question for anyone
[03:10] <ANTDx1> how do I mount a hard disk while i'm on the live cd?
[03:11] <cipher_nemo> harisund: ahh, makes sense. I can't use the CD... I have to get very specific versions and updates to get MythTV liking it :)
[03:11] <brian98> fluvvell, I'm delighted to hear that man!
[03:11] <dan__> how can i change what actions are performed by using multimedia keys
[03:11] <brian98> Are you happy now?
[03:11] <dan__> the keyboard shortcut option only lets me set the keys
[03:11] <dan__> not the actions
[03:11] <cipher_nemo> harisund: ie, my sources.list includes universe and metaverse, etc.
[03:11] <brian98> fluvvell, How are you finding ubuntu?
[03:11] <Joshua_Hesketh> cipher_memo: if you only need mythTV and don't mind having php not working, you shouldn't need phpmyadmin to configure mythTV,
[03:11] <fluvvell> brian98, it was just a matter of deleting the lines from interfaces and network manager picked up the config for the card.  What tricked me were the dozen or so lines of white space before the config lines were added
[03:12] <ANTDx1> does anyone have any idea how i can mount my hard drive on a Dapper live CD?
[03:12] <cipher_nemo> Joshua_Heketh: yes, you're correct, I don't need it for MythTV, but trying to do every step exactly in an updated MythTV install guide, so the author uses it in the guide
[03:12] <brian98> its great that it worked out!
[03:12] <fluvvell> brian98, oh i love it. just when things get tricky, there is a bit of a need for extra help occasionally. Its good to be able to access this channel.  I try and help where I can too.
[03:12] <statikeffeck> !MythTV
[03:12] <ubotu> mythtv is for watching TV in Linux.  Check out http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/12/16/instructions-to-install-mythtv/
[03:12] <Warbo> OK, who was I helping?
[03:12] <kitche> !mount > ANTDx1
[03:12] <darkhaze> me
[03:12] <maccam94> ANTDx1: mkdir /mnt/drive && mount /dev/drive /mnt/drive
[03:12] <darkhaze> o.o
[03:12] <brian98> Cool!
[03:12] <Warbo> darkhaze: so I was
[03:12] <Joshua_Hesketh> cipher_memo: ok
[03:12] <cipher_nemo> best guide I've found for MythTV install... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=186747
[03:13] <darkhaze> Warbo: it didnt work :/ well now i can acess the install option but it asks me for the realplayer files
[03:13] <TomChims> !gaim
[03:13] <ubotu> Instant Messenger Clients: Gaim (GNOME, http://help.ubuntu.com/community/GaimHowto), Kopete (KDE), both supporting MSN, Jabber, AIM, Gadu-Gadu, Novell Groupwise, ICQ and IRC.
[03:13] <Joshua_Hesketh> sorry I can't help more, have to go
[03:13] <Joshua_Hesketh> bye
[03:13] <fluvvell> brian98, the trick is, if any interface is listed in /etc/network/interfaces it will be ignored by network-manager.
[03:13] <cipher_nemo> althepcman updates the original brezzy badger guide at http://hyams.webhop.net/mythtv/myth_ubuntu.html
[03:13] <stodge> Anyone know if there is a more recent version of Balsa for Ubuntu?
[03:13] <Warbo> darkhaze: Gah, that is not the realplayer package you want
[03:13] <darkhaze> Warbo: btw realplayer8 files. So i went to realmedia website and they only have the real10
[03:13] <suff0kate> is there a way to mask your ip on irc?
[03:13] <Warbo> darkhaze: There are two types. One downloads the binary and installs it (bad), and the other contains the files itself (good)
[03:13] <ANTDx1> thanks
[03:14] <fluvvell> so thanks for the help!
[03:14] <kitche> suff0kate: yes my ip is masked
[03:14] <odyssevs> Warbo, is there much trouble with USB wifi cards? I presume it's equally as traumatising as adding a PCI card?
[03:14] <SoulBlink> if one wanted to download a binary package by had, where would one go to that?
[03:14] <brian98> fluvvell, don't know if thats correct! All my cards are in there and i see them in network manager but hey, whatever works :)
[03:14] <statikeffeck> !wireless
[03:14] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[03:14] <SAM_theman> nite guys
[03:14] <brian98> fluvvell, and no worries!
[03:14] <maccam94>  suff0kate: /mode +x i think
[03:14] <darkhaze> Warbo: in the website i found the binary one. where do i find this 'good' one then?
[03:14] <statikeffeck> !usb
[03:14] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about usb - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:14] <cipher_nemo> statikeffeck: thx for the link :)
[03:14] <fluvvell> brian98, I found it in the wireless howto pages on the forum.  Hmm, well not sure on that one but commenting out the lines was magic.
[03:14] <Warbo> darkhaze: http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/pool/main/r/realplay/realplay_10.0.8-0ubuntu1_i386.deb <- That is the one you want
[03:14] <DaRIo|Linux> !eagle errors
[03:14] <statikeffeck> np.
[03:14] <ubotu> eagle: Printed circuit board design tool. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 4.11-8ubuntu1 (dapper), package size 2700 kB, installed size 6592 kB
[03:15] <w30> ANTDx1, mkdir /mnt/myharddrive  then mount /dev/myharddrive /mnt/myharddrive ( where myharddrive is the name of your drive like hda2 or hda1 etc.
[03:15] <darkhaze> oooh
[03:15] <DaRIo|Linux> !eagle error fix
[03:15] <darkhaze> warbo: so its always better look for .deb files?
[03:15] <DaRIo|Linux> !...
[03:15] <Warbo> darkhaze: Now it's just a matter of installing that (conflicting files, etc.)
[03:15] <brian98> Guys, anything similar to dreamweaver for linux?
[03:15] <darkhaze> hmm
[03:15] <swj> has anyone noticed packages held back in edgy?
[03:15] <brian98> just a question I was asked today?
[03:16] <tritium> DaRIo|Linux: yes, ubuntu .debs more specifically
[03:16] <physicsnick> maybe it's this fucking kernel that's the problem
[03:16] <Warbo> darkhaze: Usually yes. Ubuntu .debs definetly, Debian ones possibly (if source code is available for Debian .deb then get source and build your own Ubuntu .deb using checkinstall)
[03:16] <harisund> does anyone know of a handheld / pocketPC kind of a device that can run Ubuntu?
[03:16] <DaRIo|Linux> Ok
[03:16] <physicsnick> i installed the multicore kernel for my HT cpu and it's given me nothing but problems
[03:16] <tritium> physicsnick: watch your language
[03:16] <mister_roboto> brian98: yes, i did. xserver and python
[03:16] <maccam94> brian98: there are several IDE's, something like eclipse, anjuta, or maybe scribus would work (i don't remember what handles what)
[03:16] <darkhaze> Warbo: bro, i cant even figure out a way to payback all the help u provided to me
[03:16] <Warbo> darkhaze: No need, seriously
[03:17] <mister_roboto> swj: xserver and python
[03:17] <brian98> maccam94, Thank you
[03:17] <cipher_nemo> physicsnick: HT isn't really mpa, it's mta
[03:17] <maccam94> cipher_nemo: he's gone
[03:17] <brian98> mister_roboto, you talking to me/
[03:17] <DaRIo|Linux> I have a problem installing eagle-utils in xubuntu ... can anyone help me?
[03:17] <Volvo> in which folder i can find the icons which are being used by the system for GARBAGE BIN COMPUTER etc
[03:17] <cipher_nemo> physicsnick: meaning it's multi-threading, not multi-processor
[03:17] <mister_roboto> brian98: no, wrong nick :)
[03:17] <brian98> no worris!
[03:17] <darkhaze> Warbo: (: one day i'll be that good with linux then help out people just like u did to me :D
[03:17] <brian98> worries
[03:17] <Warbo> darkhaze: Well I started on RedHat 9 about 2 years ago, and have been using Ubuntu for 1 year
[03:18] <Warbo> darkhaze: Anyway
[03:18] <Senesence> I tried everything at this point, and I just can't seem to properly install this PCF font http://www.netalive.org/tinkering/triskweline/ Could it be something with the font itself? Someone please help.
[03:18] <Warbo> darkhaze: Got that file yet?
[03:18] <Crescendo> How can I determine system uptime?
[03:18] <darkhaze> yah
[03:18] <Warbo> Crescendo: "uptime" I think
[03:18] <Warbo> darkhaze: OK, see ehat happens when you double click it
[03:18] <Volvo> Crescendo, /exec -o uptime
[03:18] <Volvo>  06:18:56 up 1 day,  3:10,  1 user,  load average: 0.26, 0.72, 1.05
[03:19] <darkhaze> Warbo: well it oppened the same screen as that .deb file u sent to me BUT
[03:19] <swj> mister-roboto: Its python unu, openoffice.org and gnome-system-tools and system-tools-backends-I guess I should just wait??
[03:19] <Volvo> in which folder i can find the icons which are being used by the system for GARBAGE BIN COMPUTER etc
[03:19] <darkhaze> Warbo: when i check 'install' it's sayin i can use only one 'package managing' at time
[03:19] <swj> mister-roboto: If I dist it wants to remove xchat! lol
[03:19] <tritium> swj: #ubuntu+1 for edgy questions
[03:19] <cipher_nemo> maccam94: yes, I can read the quit messages :) didn't see it until after I typed that in
[03:19] <swj> tritium: umm k
[03:19] <mister_roboto> swj: mine were slightly different but then i'm using kde. what i did was just go ahead and install all the ones that were held back. i haven't had any problems but i don't know if that's the recommened approach
[03:19] <darkhaze> Warbo: but i have only ONE terminal oppened and my synaptic aint oppened.
[03:20] <Warbo> darkhaze: OK, close any Synbaptic, Add/Remove, update manager, etc. that is open
[03:20] <maccam94> cipher_nemo: lol that was delayed
[03:20] <w30> harisund, no but a Nokia 770 tablet runs Linux and lots of Linux stuff like VNC ssh Nicotine etc. check out maemo.org
[03:20] <tritium> #ubuntu is for support on the current stable release
[03:20] <darkhaze> Warbo: all of them closed.
[03:20] <swj> mister-roboto: got it. thanks
[03:20] <cipher_nemo> macam94: busy channel and on top of it I'm troubleshooting my own ubuntu issues in between :)
[03:20] <Senesence> Can someone help me out?
[03:20] <cipher_nemo> macam94: I'm no speed iirc'er :)
[03:20] <darkhaze> Warbo: still same error ._.
[03:20] <Warbo> darkhaze: Hmm, try running "ps ax | grep dpkg | grep -v grep"
[03:20] <harisund> w30, wow cool... let me check ut out! Thanks. I have been asking this query of mine quite regulary, and you are the first to answer! Sweet..
[03:21] <maccam94> cipher_nemo: lol, yeah i'm trying to install a ton of stuff on a fresh edgy install as well as get sound working, i know what you mean
[03:21] <darkhaze> Warbo: there, nothing poped up in my screen. is it alright?
[03:21] <NEWK2> Hello, everybody
[03:22] <w30> harisund, My 770 was 359 bucks US from Nokia web sales, may be less now?
[03:22] <Warbo> darkhaze: I would say so
[03:22] <NEWK2> I'm having some trouble installing Ubuntu
[03:22] <cipher_nemo> maccam94: I just gave up on Debian 3.1 r3 sarge... the darn 686 kernel never mounts my DVD, but the 386 kernel does... darndest thing. So I switched to ubuntu and never looked back -- better community too :)
[03:22] <harisund> w30, looks to be the same. So you actually have a 770! That's super cool. How do you find it? What do you use it primarily for?
[03:22] <darkhaze> Warbo: now i try to install it again or do i have to do anything else?
[03:22] <NEWK2> I've already done it twice, but I've messed something with the screensize up both times
[03:22] <Warbo> darkhaze: If something came up then it means a package manager has crashed somewhere, which is a bad thing but it narrows down the cause of too many package managers open
[03:22] <tritium> NEWK2: at whcih step?
[03:22] <brian98> maccam94, They are great IDE's it's more for pure web design that they are after?
[03:22] <NEWK2> Now I'm using the Live CD
[03:22] <tritium> which, even
[03:23] <Warbo> darkhaze: Try installing it with a terminal using "sudo dpkg -i filename.deb"
[03:23] <fabiomazzarino> I need some help here. I use Dapper here, upgraded from Breezy. Although the kernel recognizes my USB Memory key, hal/dbus refuses to mount it. How can I fix it?
[03:23] <maccam94> um oops lol, crashed my gnome session
[03:23] <w30> harisund, they nicked me for sales tax, I think some places might skip the tax but how legal that makes you if you are US is a guess.
[03:23] <NEWK2> when it asks me to select the video modes during installtion, what am I supposzed to do?
[03:23] <fabiomazzarino> I've already looked for error messages but I couldn't find any.
[03:23] <Senesence> Does anyone here know anything about PCF fonts?
[03:23] <harisund> w30, ok ... I am not looking to buy one immediately. I want the opinion of how well *Linux* runs on different PDAs and the like .. that's all ..
[03:23] <lostboyz> i was wondering i have a logitech webcam and it comes up when i plug it in and look at it in camorama but i am not able to send it is amsn
[03:24] <odyssevs> statikeffeck, the wifi-wiki remarks the Linksys WPN311 as Ubuntu recognised, and working off the Atheros chipset. Is this also true for the WPN311NAR?
[03:24] <darkhaze> Warbo: btw, where do i have to put the file i downloaded? i mean the folder
[03:24] <Warbo> harisund: I knew a guy who has an "OQO" mini PC, which has limited documentation for Hoary
[03:24] <w30> harisund, beleive it or not I use the wirefi to connect to my Ubuntu box and to surf with the web browser when I find an open wirefi .
[03:24] <Warbo> darkhaze: Put it in your Home folder to be easiest
[03:24] <harisund> w30, nice :)
[03:24] <NEWK2> so, when I finish installing it, it's too large for my screen
[03:25] <NEWK2> So wheer did I mess up?
[03:25] <fabiomazzarino> I need some help here. I use Dapper here, upgraded from Breezy. Although the kernel recognizes my USB Memory key, hal/dbus refuses to mount it. How can I fix it?
[03:25] <lostboyz> i was wondering i have a logitech webcam and it comes up when i plug it in and look at it in camorama but i am not able to send it is amsn
[03:25] <w30> harisund, I can ssh to mybox from any connection and get any file I want, A graphical interface needs a gooood connection though
[03:25] <Senesence> I have some troubles installing a bitmap font. Can someone help me out in this area?
[03:25] <Volvo> Question of the Day. In which Folder System's icon are located ????
[03:26] <wasabi> What's that mean?
[03:26] <harisund> w30, hmm... does it have ethernet connectability?
[03:26] <ladydoor> whoa, calm down, there
[03:26] <wickedpuppy> Volvo, /usr.share.pixmaps
[03:26] <wickedpuppy> Volvo, /usr.share/pixmaps
[03:26] <wickedpuppy> Volvo, /usr/share/pixmaps
[03:26] <NEWK2> Can anyone hear me?
[03:26] <wickedpuppy> sheesh
[03:26] <darkhaze> Warbo: well i got an error like " error trying to overwrite '/usr/bin/realplay' wich is in the same reaplayer package
[03:26] <maccam94> NEWK2: NO
[03:26] <maccam94> lol
[03:26] <maccam94> jk
[03:26] <NEWK2> Damn. I'm in one of those IRC rooms where no one can hear me
[03:27] <NEWK2> Oh, nevermind, I guess you can. :P
[03:27] <wickedpuppy> NEWK2, we all can
[03:27] <w30> harisund, first thing you gotta do is get root by reflashing the tablet from maemo.org but instructions are easy if you have a Linux box.
[03:27] <NEWK2> I think I may have figured my problem out on my own though
[03:27] <Volvo> wickedpuppy, but they are not there. I mean the ICON for Computer and Garbage Bin are totally different than the one presnet there
[03:27] <harisund> w30, I see.. ok thanks :)
[03:27] <wickedpuppy> w30, and harisund is it possible to take n770 to private message ?
[03:27] <Senesence> I need some help bad.
[03:27] <his_dudnes> NEWK2 : i can reed you if that makes you happy
[03:27] <odyssevs> NEWK2, that's the benefit of using Linux. It teaches you critical thinking. =)
[03:27] <harisund> wickedpuppy, ok .. we are done anyway.
[03:27] <w30> harisund, wirefi, bluetooth for phone connection
[03:27] <Warbo> darkhaze: OK, then run "sudo dpkg -l | grep real" and tell me every package name (only use one line to avoid spamming, and I only care about the name, not the version or description)
[03:28] <Gia> wow... I'm back
[03:28] <odyssevs> Warbo, you don't foresee that I'd have any trouble with a PCMCIA to PCI pci card in Ubuntu?
[03:28] <Gia> what a pain
[03:28] <tritium> Warbo: sudo is not necessary for that
[03:28] <Warbo> odyssevs: I really have no idea, sorry
[03:28] <tyler_d> how do I remove hardware/drivers completely?
[03:29] <NEWK2> Damn! It still didn't work!!!
[03:29] <likewhoa54> odyssevs: some of those pci to pcmcia require special drivers
[03:29] <Warbo> tritium: I always get that any dpkg needs sudo
[03:29] <likewhoa54> odyssevs: check the chipset to see what chipset it is
[03:29] <lostboyz> can someone help me with my webcam issue? i am not able to make it work
[03:29] <w30> harisund, go to channel #770
[03:29] <darkhaze> Warbo: sudo dpkg -l | grep real // ii  memtest86+  // ii  myspell-pt-br   // iF  realplayer  // ii  vbetool
[03:29] <harisund> w30 will do...
[03:29] <odyssevs> likewhoa54: " 	Uses industry standard 1410 or 1211 controller chip, proven on all classes of processor, chipset and motherboard manufacturer.  Yenta compliant, PCI2.2 compliant, PC99 compliant.  Supports sleep and suspend modes.  Intel 82365 compatible register set."
[03:29] <Senesence> 2 days, and I still can't figure this out.
[03:29] <darkhaze> Warbo: ops and ii  aspell-pt-br
[03:29] <wickedpuppy> Volvo, /usr/share got a lot of gif ... i am not sure where exactly is the icons you want though
[03:29] <likewhoa54> odyssevs: does it show in lspci/dmesg?
[03:29] <fabiomazzarino> I need some help here. I use Dapper here, upgraded from Breezy. Although the kernel recognizes my USB Memory key, hal/dbus refuses to mount it. How can I fix it?
[03:30] <odyssevs> likewhoa54, I was wanting to establish this before buying =).
[03:30] <Warbo> darkhaze: Hmm, then I suggest "sudo dpkg -P realplayer" next
[03:30] <Volvo> ok thanks wickedpuppy
[03:30] <Volvo> woof woof
[03:30] <odyssevs> NEWK2, how about some details of your problem?
[03:30] <likewhoa54> odyssevs: I've used them before in linux but have had some sketchy support....you plan on using for wifi yes?
[03:30] <darkhaze> Warbo: there
[03:30] <NEWK2> I gave you all I have
[03:30] <NEWK2> I suppose I coudl repeat them
[03:30] <likewhoa54> odyssevs: if it's intel I'd trust it...
[03:30] <Gia> I need help setting up an ftp server on ubuntu
[03:30] <Warbo> darkhaze: Now try "sudo dpkg -i real*deb"
[03:30] <likewhoa54> odyssevs: I was using texas instruments edition
[03:30] <Warbo> (with that package in your Home folder)
[03:30] <Senesence> Can someone help me out with a PCF font installation?
[03:31] <efrancolaporte> hi i need help, i cant find whats the command for the application "X-CD Roast"; I want to run it as root and I can't login as root for some reason other than through "su root" in the terminal
[03:31] <ladydoor> efrancolaporte: you should use gksudo/kdesu instead.
[03:31] <Warbo> efrancolaporte: "xcdroast" maybe? Try "ls /usr/bin/*roast*"
[03:31] <odyssevs> likewhoa54, yes, becoming very costly buying duplicated hardware. Ideally I'd take a USB wifi card.. but I'm not certain that's going to be any easier, most of this usb crap comes without antenna connections (which defeats the notion of wifi).
[03:31] <Gia> I don't get it, but when I log in as a client with winscp, instead of getting public_html, I can see all the folders on the server.... I know I've done something wrong
[03:31] <wickedpuppy> Volvo, try this --> find /usr/share *.gif -print <-- it will list out all the files ending with *.gif in /usr/share
[03:32] <lostboyz> i can see my cam in camorama but i cannot send it in kopete or amsn any suggestions?
[03:32] <odyssevs> NEWK2, you're doing an installation.. and not sure which answer to give to the video adapter quiestion?
[03:32] <Warbo> efrancolaporte: Also check out "gksudo <command>" and "sudo -s -H"
[03:32] <Volvo> woof woof wickedpuppy thanks
[03:32] <NEWK2> Exactly
[03:32] <wickedpuppy> lol
[03:32] <NEWK2> Well, no, actualy, I dunno
[03:32] <odyssevs> NEWK2, how do I give you a critical answer when you're unsure of the problem? =)
[03:33] <Senesence> Can someone here do me a favor?
[03:33] <NEWK2> I'm trying to get to that point in the installation
[03:33] <efrancolaporte> thanks ladydoor and warbo it workred :-)
[03:33] <odyssevs> Senesence, aye?
[03:33] <odyssevs> NEWK2, and the obvious question - where are you now?
[03:33] <NEWK2> I know I'm frustrating you. I've had peopel asking me questions and not giving adequate information too
[03:33] <darkhaze> Warbo: thanks bro o/ erm, now its working BUT no sound ._.
[03:33] <NEWK2> OK, I'm at that point
[03:33] <Warbo> darkhaze: Ah, yeah I had a problem with that
[03:33] <efrancolaporte> i really love this ubuntu comunity, you are teaching the n00bs like me a lot :-)
[03:33] <Senesence> odyssevs: Could you try to install this pcf font on your distro plz http://www.netalive.org/tinkering/triskweline/ I just want to make sure it's me and not the font
[03:33] <Warbo> darkhaze: Are you streaming a file from the Internet?
[03:33] <odyssevs> NEWK2, that point being the question of which video adapter you're using?
[03:34] <darkhaze> no
[03:34] <Warbo> darkhaze: The I recommend GXine
[03:34] <NEWK2> OK, basically, when I finish the installation it's way too large for my screen
[03:34] <Warbo> *Then
[03:34] <SeerNo> hey all.  i have a question about keyboard mappings
[03:34] <achille> Has the compiz package been fixed yet? THe wiki displays a big warning saying do not install - broken
[03:34] <SeerNo> how come the "right click key" does nothing under ubuntu install ??
[03:34] <darkhaze> Warbo: sudo apt-get install GXine , will solve my problem ?
[03:34] <SeerNo> in FC3 and up it actually correspondded to right-clicking
[03:34] <NEWK2> so, where do I go wrong?
[03:34] <SeerNo> what do i set in xorg.conf to get it to work - i've tried everything
[03:34] <tich> i have this great program called democracy tv but sometimes it locks up and i have to kill it;  then when i restart the sound doesn't work. any ideas?
[03:35] <achille> I'm using edgy eft - beta --- will I be fine if I were to install the compiz packages ?
[03:35] <Warbo> darkhaze: If you DO want to stream a file then ALWAYS download it using streamripper first (since Gxine can't skip through a streaming file, so if it loses the connection halfway through you will have to watch it from the beginning again. Not so for local files)
[03:35] <NEWK2> Wait! I've got it.
[03:35] <Warbo> darkhaze: Yes, but lowercase
[03:35] <NEWK2> i just gigured it out. Nevermind. I ahd it backwards. :P
[03:35] <Warbo> I think RealPlayer is still needed because it includes the codecs, so it wasn't a total waste of time :)
[03:36] <NEWK2> *figured
[03:36] <NEWK2> "gigured" lol
[03:36] <jmitchj> can anyone help me with installing and getting Gnash working on an AMD64...?
[03:36] <odyssevs> Senesence, I am presuming winamp isn't included in Ubuntu by default, and is required for this ?
[03:36] <Warbo> jmitchj: Sure
[03:37] <Warbo> jmitchj: You ever compiled software before?
[03:37] <SeerNo> What do I set in xorg.conf so that the "right-click" key works???  It just "works" in other distros, not sure why not in Ubuntu...
[03:37] <Senesence> odyssevs: winamp, for a font?
[03:37] <jmitchj> i've installed the .deb file from the website...is there more than that?
[03:37] <jmitchj> and no i've never compiled software
[03:37] <darkhaze> Warbo: i just installed it but still no sound :~
[03:37] <Warbo> jmitchj: Oh, the easy way :) (I didn't know there was one)
[03:37] <odyssevs> Senesence, nevermind, I was reading the screenshot. I presume you've followed this http://nl.ijs.si/gnusl/cee/x11/font.install.html ?
[03:37] <jmitchj> it just didn;t work
[03:38] <Warbo> darkhaze: I mean use the GXine player instead of RealPlayer, and it will use RealPlayer's codec
[03:38] <Avagant> They need to port more games.
[03:38] <odyssevs> Senesence, you'll give me a moment, the machine is down the hall.. will take a few minutes to rig it up. Standby.
[03:38] <Warbo> jmitchj: Can you give me a link to the .deb please?
[03:38] <jmitchj> ok
[03:38] <jmitchj> http://ubuntu.moshen.de/dists/dapper/flash/
[03:38] <SeerNo> anyone....?
[03:38] <Senesence> odyssevs: thank you
[03:39] <jmitchj> i installed the gnash-plugin
[03:39] <NEWK2> Damn!
[03:39] <NEWK2> Same problem
[03:39] <kitche> odyssevs: were you the one that was asking about wireless the other day?
[03:39] <darkhaze> Warbo: Error loading library:  cook.so.6.0 ,  drv4.so.6.0
[03:39] <NEWK2> I've done everything I cna think of doing
[03:40] <NEWK2> What's wrong?
[03:40] <jmitchj> when I go to a site with flash...it says at the botton of Firefox..."Finished downlading Flas movie /tmp/FLVPLAYER_Progressive.swf. Starting playback..."....but noting happens
[03:40] <gaminggeek>  anyone know what package helix-dbus-server is in?
[03:41] <SeerNo> What do I set in xorg.conf so that the "right-click" key works???  It just "works" in other distros, not sure why not in Ubuntu...
[03:41] <jtholmes> !helix
[03:41] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about helix - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:41] <NEWK2> OK, I have a problem...
[03:41] <odyssevs> kitche, yes, other than printing, I think wifing is one of the only things which would put me permanently off using computers =)
[03:41] <Warbo> darkhaze: Hmm, try installing "libxine-extracodecs"
[03:41] <NEWK2> Everytime I boot from the CD, it doesn't work. It's too large for my screen even if I mess with teh video settings everytime
[03:41] <Warbo> jmitchj: OK, I've had a look through it and it seems like the Firefox plugin should be installed system-wide
[03:41] <dragonfyre13> Hey guys. Had a bit of time, and figured I'd contribute.
[03:41] <NEWK2> I've tried everything. It's still too large!
[03:41] <NEWK2> Help!
[03:42] <tich> i just checked and after democracy locks up sound doesn't work for any of my programs. can anyone help me figure this out?
[03:42] <dragonfyre13> NEWK2: which CD?
[03:42] <Avagant> I was gonna be REAL angry just now.
[03:42] <NEWK2> The live CD
[03:42] <efrancolaporte> hey.. X-CD-Roast cant detect my DVD-RW/CD-R devices anyone know how to fix it?
[03:42] <jmitchj> Warbo: How do I make it system wide?
[03:42] <dragonfyre13> NEWK2: Kubuntu, ubuntu, xubuntu, edgy, dapper, hoary?
[03:42] <Warbo> jmitchj: It already is
[03:42] <jmitchj> so why doesn;t it work?
[03:42] <Warbo> jmitchj: Try going on a relatively simple animation
[03:43] <jmitchj> ok
[03:43] <Warbo> Gnash is not that complete yet
[03:43] <Warbo> I will find a link...
[03:43] <jmitchj> ok
[03:43] <dragonfyre13> Oh, Gnash has tons of reported problems. As a project, it's coming along nicely, but don't rely on it.
[03:43] <deirdre> how fo i stop a partitioon from being mounted? I removed it from my fstab
[03:43] <odyssevs> kitche, I've bought another card.. we'll see whether it works (as proclaimed with great fanfare by many how-tos etc).
[03:44] <dragonfyre13> NEWK2: ???
[03:44] <jmitchj> are there better alternatives for AMD64 machine than gansh?
[03:44] <dragonfyre13> NEWK2: is it the standard download off the main site?
[03:44] <dragonfyre13> jmitchj: I thought there was a flash one for linux 64 bit.
[03:44] <bruenig> jmitchj, there are some howtos on getting 32 bit firefox to work which would allow flash, or you could use wine or a chroot
[03:44] <Warbo> jmitchj: OK, I really am sorry for the content of this but I just tried it in Gnash and it works (with no sound though) http://www.eviltrailmix.com/animutation/kungfu.swf
[03:45] <odyssevs> Senesence, goes into /usr/lib/X11/fonts/ I presume?
[03:45] <kitche> odyssevs: well I know what i was thinking of the other day it was wlan-ng
[03:45] <andrewcool> i am trying to install ubuntu right now on a laptop but i keep getting debottstrap error :P
[03:45] <dragonfyre13> jmitchj: there you go. That's how I got it to work, with 32 bit firefox.
[03:45] <odyssevs> kitche, wlan-ng? Similar to ndiswrapper/madawifi?
[03:45] <lostboyz> i was wondering i have a logitech webcam and it comes up when i plug it in and look at it in camorama but i am not able to send it is amsn
[03:45] <Senesence> odyssevs: Did it work on your distro? Because I tryed that and it still didn't work
[03:45] <kitche> odyssevs yeah
[03:45] <hoody> hi there
[03:45] <dragonfyre13> hoody: hi.
[03:46] <vanberge> ls
[03:46] <dragonfyre13> viator: you wouldn't happen to be using fifo would you?
[03:46] <vanberge> woops sorry!
[03:47] <dragonfyre13> vanberge: wrong window. ^_^
[03:47] <viator> heh?
[03:47] <Warbo> darkhaze: You still there? GXine working or not?
[03:47] <ubuntu_> i need help fixing grub
[03:47] <DrBanzai> Anybody in here ever used the cluster feature of dvd::rip??
[03:47] <jmitchj> could you give me that link again...gnome seems to have rebooted when i tried to get in cnn.com to give gnash a try
[03:47] <bruenig> !grub
[03:47] <ubotu> grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[03:47] <Warbo> !grub > ubuntu_
[03:47] <dragonfyre13> viator: you're on verison in the eastern US. I wondered if you used fifo. I know it's available in parts. Fiber Optic network.
[03:47] <Isaiah_the_Marty> can someone help me with  burning a dvd?
[03:47] <Isaiah_the_Marty> nothing i can find online is helping
[03:47] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: sure.
[03:48] <bruenig> Isaiah_the_Marty, just a data dvd or what
[03:48] <vanberge> dragonfyre13: yep.
[03:48] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: which kind?
[03:48] <jmitchj> Warbo: Could you send that link again?
[03:48] <vanberge> :-/
[03:48] <Isaiah_the_Marty> its a .bin file of casablanca
[03:48] <Warbo> jmitchj: http://www.eviltrailmix.com/animutation/kungfu.swf (it is crap, but I like it :) )
[03:48] <Isaiah_the_Marty> i opend cd burner and put it in there  and the output was an iso
[03:48] <dragonfyre13> vanberge: if you would've typed dir I would have booted you. LOL.
[03:48] <Warbo> Use bchunk to convert .bin into .iso, then burn it
[03:48] <Isaiah_the_Marty> so i right click that and try to write it to cd and it just keeps putting it in my home folder
[03:49] <odyssevs> kitche, I gave up with the broadcom. I understand they're reportedly supported under the current release but the trauma was doing me in.
[03:49] <hoody> how do i fix the battery indicator on ubuntu edgy?
[03:49] <Warbo> Isaiah_the_Marty: There is a program called bchunk that converts .bin/.cue into .iso, which Ubuntu handles very well
[03:49] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: you are writing to the "image writer" not a physical disk. When it asks you where to write, change it to a drive.
[03:49] <Isaiah_the_Marty> installing now Warbo
[03:49] <ubuntu_> /boot/grub/menu.lst is supposed to be all text, right? even in edgy?
[03:49] <viator> its not call fifo
[03:49] <odyssevs> Senesence, would you believe I've never installed a font. It appears to go into one of the four folders in /etc/X11/fonts/
[03:49] <viator> lol
[03:50] <viator> fios
[03:50] <Isaiah_the_Marty> how do i write it to the dvd dragonfyre13
[03:50] <ubuntu_> mine seems to have gotten trashed
[03:50] <dragonfyre13> Warbo: he's saying it burns not to a disk, but to an ISO file.
[03:50] <DrBanzai> Anybody in here ever used the cluster feature of dvd::rip??
[03:50] <Warbo> OK, I really have to go since it is 3 AM and I have lectures at 9......... (If darkhaze has problems with RealPlayer and/or GXine then help him 'cos he's cool :) )
[03:50] <jmitchj> is it possible that the installation of Gnash is rebooting Gnome?
[03:50] <Senesence> odyssevs: I'm putting it everywhere at this point, but still nothing.
[03:51] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: grab k3b. It's like nero for linux. Real easy, and pretty straight forward. If you need something easier, and Gnome native, try gnomebaker.
[03:51] <andrewcool> What is the "The Deboot strap program exited with error(return value 1). Check /var/log/messages or see virtual console 3 for details"
[03:51] <viator> nah fios isnt available YET
[03:51] <odyssevs> Senesence, simply putting into one of the folders will not be enough, I believe. Did you follow the prerequisites on the URL I gave?
[03:51] <viator> ill switch as soon as it is though
[03:51] <Isaiah_the_Marty> kde app i take it dragonfyre13
[03:51] <dragonfyre13> viator: well, it should be soon. That would be sweet.
[03:52] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: k3b is, but it's way beyond where gnomebaker is.
[03:52] <viator> yeah the price difference is  almost nothing
[03:52] <odyssevs> Senesence, I mean if the both of us are going to wing it, we might as well do it properly =)
[03:52] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: it'll have you download the KDE libs, but it's worth it IMHO
[03:52] <Isaiah_the_Marty> how do i empty trash from command line
[03:52] <Isaiah_the_Marty> xfce doesnt have an icon for it
[03:52] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: if you use KDE already then you are set.
[03:52] <Senesence> odyssevs: Yea, from what I gather I should run xset fp rehash, or fc-cache, but I did that for everything already so I'm lost at this point. And no one knows.
[03:52] <andrewcool> Everybody(all):Who can help me with this install error?
[03:52] <viator> but the bandwidth is  aabout 6 times as much for cheaper package
[03:52] <Isaiah_the_Marty> <<< Xfce
[03:53] <odyssevs> Senesence, ok first point to make, it goes into the 100px folder only.
[03:53] <Isaiah_the_Marty> can you empty trash from the command line?
[03:53] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: go to the root, or your home, and delete everything in .(YOUR USERNAME)-trash
[03:53] <viator> bb
[03:53] <Avagant> They need to make Wine not suck. Haha
[03:53] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: oh, and xfce has an app for it. Let me find it.
[03:53] <Avagant> Or, I just need a better computer.
[03:54] <Avagant> With sound capabilities!
[03:54] <brian|lfs> I'm running ubuntu 6.06 and I want to try the 6.10 without reinstalling is there a way I can do that?
[03:54] <andrewcool> Isaiah_the_Marty:can you help me with a install error? please?
[03:54] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: xftrash4
[03:54] <Senesence> odyssevs: In the /usr/lib/X11/fonts dir right??
[03:54] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: run that, and it will get you the trash.
[03:54] <vanberge> brian|lfs:  live cd ?
[03:54] <Senesence> odyssevs: or is it the /etc
[03:55] <brian|lfs> is there a way to update from 6.06 to 6.10
[03:55] <Isaiah_the_Marty> couldnt find it dragonfyre13
[03:55] <Isaiah_the_Marty> and its not in the repos
[03:55] <dragonfyre13> run it on the CLI
[03:55] <Isaiah_the_Marty> tried
[03:55] <Isaiah_the_Marty> says command not found
[03:55] <bruenig> brian|lfs, there is some repo you can add and go from there
[03:55] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: Let me find it. Hang on.
[03:56] <andrewcool> Isaiah_the_Marty : can you help me with a install error?
[03:56] <statikeffeck> !X11
[03:56] <ubotu> x is the X Window System; it's the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type this in a console: sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  -  To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[03:56] <brian|lfs> where would I go to find out what repo
[03:56] <Isaiah_the_Marty> whats the error andrewcool
[03:56] <odyssevs> Senesence, well now, I haven't a clue.
[03:56] <Avagant> Yah maybe I should figure out what my grapics card is and all that.
[03:56] <andrewcool> Isaiah_the_Marty :  "The Deboot strap program exited with error(return value 1).  I need some closure.
[03:57] <Isaiah_the_Marty> i would usually just keep trying until it worked
[03:57] <suff0kate> nope everything is stoped
[03:57] <Avagant> hmm
[03:57] <andrewcool> Isaiah_the_Marty :  been doing that lol
[03:57] <Avagant> well then flash sucks.
[03:57] <Isaiah_the_Marty> try turning your laptop on its side a bit to slow down the cd reader
[03:58] <Isaiah_the_Marty> thats what i did
[03:58] <andrewcool> ughh lol
[03:58] <john> What drivers should I use form my ATI Mobility X300?
[03:58] <Isaiah_the_Marty> have you formatted the entire drive andrewcool ?
[03:58] <andrewcool> Isaiah_the_Marty : Yes
[03:59] <andrewcool> i got  a 1gb flash drive
[03:59] <Avagant> suff0kate: you should probably google it.
[03:59] <andrewcool> can i install from there
[03:59] <Avagant> youtube+alsa
[03:59] <Avagant> or youtube+ubuntu
[03:59] <Avagant> !flash
[03:59] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats  -  See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html  -  But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[03:59] <Isaiah_the_Marty> i think someone said you can
[03:59] <Isaiah_the_Marty> i've never tried it though
[03:59] <Isaiah_the_Marty> so i wouldnt be able to help
[03:59] <Avagant> !flash > suff0kate
[03:59] <andrewcool> still getting the eroor
[03:59] <kutan> How do I open a .deb?
[03:59] <andrewcool> error...
[03:59] <anemone> anybody know why i would have to reinstall the nvidia drivers anytime i reboot?
[03:59] <harisund> is it safe to remove ubuntu-desktop package? I know it is a meta package and all that, but will my Ubuntu break if that is not installed? Will some package in the future later break with a 'ubuntu-desktop not found error' ?
[03:59] <andrewcool> Isaiah_the_Marty : tried it upside down too
[04:00] <Isaiah_the_Marty> andrewcool, also sometimes it tries to install in /media/cdrom instead of /
[04:00] <anemone> oops
[04:00] <tich> my sound isn't working, how can i (re)start it without restarting the computer?
[04:00] <andrewcool> Isaiah_the_Marty : so what do i do
[04:01] <anemone> reinstall....reboot....nvidia?
[04:01] <Avagant> command line killall esd or killall alsa see if that works.
[04:01] <Avagant> i've been in your shoes.
 What happened to build-essential in Dapper?
[04:01] <Isaiah_the_Marty> when your partitioning andrewcool  make sure its set to /   and not /media/cdrom
[04:01] <kutan> -_- Can someone tell me how to open a .deb file?
[04:01] <jtholmes> anemone: that doesnt make sense sounds like the nvidia drivers are not being loaded have you tried lsmod
[04:02] <anemone> kutan dpkg
[04:02] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: what file manager are you using? Rox, or Thunar?
[04:02] <Crescendo> Doubleclick it, kutan?
[04:02] <Avagant> !dpkg
[04:02] <ubotu> dpkg is the Debian package maintenance system, which together with apt forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit.
[04:02] <Isaiah_the_Marty> thunar
[04:02] <kutan> thanks...
[04:02] <Isaiah_the_Marty> why do you ask dragonfyre13
[04:02] <navaburo> dpkg -i <fiilename> will install it
[04:02] <anemone> np
[04:02] <Avagant> !dpkg > kutan
[04:02] <andrewcool> Isaiah_the_Marty :  on primary its set to /
[04:02] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: there is normally a trash association in the filemanager, and I think I know how to get it in thunar.
[04:02] <Crescendo> Telling people about command line methods doesn't exactly help most people.  <3
[04:02] <Isaiah_the_Marty> dragonfyre13, if i'm trying to burn a bin file do i start new dvd project or data project?
[04:03] <navaburo> How do I get GCC on Dapper?
[04:03] <Avagant> It didn't help me, haha.
[04:03] <Avagant> People thought I was crazy
[04:03] <navaburo> the forums say apt-get install build-essential, but that doesnt work
[04:03] <Avagant> did you try apt-cache search?
[04:03] <jtholmes> anemone: then do lsmod and see if they are loaded after you have installted them then look for the same driver in /usr/lib/modules/*
[04:03] <ladydoor> navaburo: did you use sudo?
[04:03] <anemone> sudo 1st
[04:03] <navaburo> ladydoor, you bet
[04:03] <Avagant> sudo apt-cache search gcc?
[04:04] <tich> Avagant: i tried killall but for both of them it said: no process killed and my sound still doesn't work.
[04:04] <jtholmes> anemone: yes just to be safe
[04:04] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: if you are trying to burn a bin file in k3b, you click on tools, then burn cd image, or dvd image depending on the type of media.
[04:04] <anemone> sudo apt-get install gcc
[04:04] <ladydoor> Crescendo: it's a lot quicker and easier than trying to explain a menu-driven method--click here...no, here! now check that and that, then click there...no, THERE!"
[04:04] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: on the toolbar.
[04:04] <Avagant> That's one of my favorite commands, ladydoor
[04:04] <DrBanzai> Anybody in here ever used the cluster feature of dvd::rip??
[04:04] <ladydoor> lol
[04:04] <dragonfyre13> navaburo: apt-get install build-essential
[04:04] <Avagant> i always search for things first myself.
[04:04] <inflex> Is there any service in ubuntu which starts up by default and hooks/uses ttyS0 ?
[04:04] <jtholmes> anemone: since I always run as root in every window i dont bother with sudo too time consuming
[04:04] <navaburo> dragonfyre13, got it, thanks
[04:04] <Avagant> Because lord knows what I'm actually downloading.
[04:05] <dragonfyre13> navaburo: sorry.
[04:05] <navaburo> its all good
[04:05] <dragonfyre13> jtholmes: sudo -s
[04:05] <andrewcool> Isaiah_the_Marty : woot is working now :P i guess...
[04:05] <anemone> jtholmes, i see the nvidia module loaded...
[04:05] <mike__> i don't know if this is the right place to ask this but: i have a computer that is connected to a router.  i set the router to do Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on that that computers ip address(witch i told it to be static though every thing else on the lan is dhcp)... i think that means it should forward all ports to tha machien??  and i have created an account with dyndns... so i have a host name that resolves to ??i guess the router??...
[04:05] <mike__> this system i have the host name set to "cat".. i want to beable to ssh to "cat" from another computer on the internet... is that possable?
[04:05] <andrewcool> Isaiah_the_Marty : turned the laptop like facing up
[04:05] <Isaiah_the_Marty> andrewcool, when it wasnt working does it stop at like 86% and give the message
[04:05] <navaburo> So the general aditude here is to give GUI methods first? To facilitate newer users?
[04:05] <Isaiah_the_Marty> and then sometimes it goes through
[04:05] <jtholmes> anemone: ok now see if it is in  /usr/lib/modules
[04:06] <Isaiah_the_Marty> but when installing the extra packages stops at 76%
[04:06] <anemone> jthomles, well, maybe just a sudo modprobe nvidia after reboot would work but why would it not load on boot?
[04:06] <andrewcool> Isaiah_the_Marty : it was stopping at 6%
[04:06] <odyssevs> Senesence, I would be tempted to install the truetype version of this.
[04:06] <dragonfyre13> mike__: yep.
[04:06] <Isaiah_the_Marty> yea that happend to me alot
[04:06] <Isaiah_the_Marty> you just have to keep trying until it works i guess
[04:06] <Avagant> Goodness I need to stop drinking so many fluids.
[04:06] <andrewcool> Isaiah_the_Marty : can i install the extra pack later? because its going to take like 1.5hours lol
[04:06] <dragonfyre13> navaburo: basically.
[04:06] <Isaiah_the_Marty> i tipped my laptop on it side to get it working
[04:06] <w30> anemone, if you have installed the Nvidia driver through Ubuntu repository and then used the installer from Nvidia's web site they will fight each other so you need to remove one, probably the Ubuntu one if you have your own kernel.
[04:06] <jtholmes> anemone:   cd /usr/lib/modules;  execute  du -a |grep -i  module_name    see if it shows up
[04:06] <Isaiah_the_Marty> yea andrewcool just install the base system then use aptitude later
[04:06] <Isaiah_the_Marty> thats what i did
[04:06] <dragonfyre13> navaburo: we try to cater to the lowest common denominator.
[04:06] <Isaiah_the_Marty> much easier
[04:06] <anemone> w30, ok ill check
[04:07] <Volvo> i give up, i cann't find the icons folder
[04:07] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: did that work for you?
[04:07] <Volvo> so anyone in here who knows how to add those icons to your gdesklet starterbar ?
[04:07] <anemone> jtholmes, i have only /lib/modules, no /usr/lib
[04:07] <Isaiah_the_Marty> k3b dragonfyre13 ?
[04:07] <Senesence> odyssevs: Yea that works, but looks kinda crappy. That's why I'm so hung up on the pcf version.
[04:07] <navaburo> dragonfyre13, understood
[04:07] <Isaiah_the_Marty> we'll find out in a minute i guess
[04:07] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: yep.
[04:07] <Isaiah_the_Marty> the pull down for the burning device is empty dragonfyre13
[04:07] <jtholmes> anemone: correct  /lib/modules
[04:08] <Senesence> odyssevs: I don't understand why it wont work. I mean pcf is the originally supported linux font format right?
[04:08] <anemone> jthomles, nice use of du =]
[04:08] <odyssevs> Senesence, so I believe.
[04:08] <jtholmes> anemone: w30 makes a good point I was not aware of that problem
[04:08] <w30> anemone, open up the add remove menu and search nvidia or maybe synaptic and search nvidia
[04:08] <odyssevs> Senesence, however the bloke's site does say the font is expected to look bad in say, Word editors, or when printed.
[04:08] <jtholmes> anemone: either way you want to see if the module(s) are in /lib/modules
[04:08] <Isaiah_the_Marty> dragonfyre13, it doesnt have a pull down for the device
[04:09] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: then your device is not setup correctly. when you insert a cd, can you see it? if it has stuff on it?
[04:09] <Senesence> I tryed it in terminal and it was crap there too.
[04:09] <odyssevs> Senesence, the system > fonts dialogue offers some font display tweaks. I would try that, see whether she polishes off a bit.
[04:09] <Isaiah_the_Marty> usually dragonfyre13
[04:09] <Isaiah_the_Marty> but theres nothing on this one
[04:09] <Crescendo> My friend, a Linux newb, is having trouble with her touchpad on a Toshiba laptop - it seems to randomly stop working, and completely not work when on a USB mouse.  Suggestions?
[04:09] <anemone> jtholmes, ok there are finds in kernel/drivers/char kernel/drivers/video volitile/nvidia-legacy.ko
[04:09] <Isaiah_the_Marty> and it didnt show up when i put it in
[04:09] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: that's what I figured. Is it recognising it as a burnable device?
[04:09] <odyssevs> Senesence, yes, well I'm given to thinking the author has been romantic in his 'salesmanship.'
[04:09] <Isaiah_the_Marty> i dont think so
[04:10] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: let's start this way, are you using xubuntu, or ubuntu, or kubuntu
[04:10] <Isaiah_the_Marty> usually the little icon shows up on the desktop
[04:10] <Isaiah_the_Marty> its not doing that now
[04:10] <Senesence> odyssevs: I just cant believe that it's so impossible to do something such as installing a font.
[04:10] <Isaiah_the_Marty> ubuntu
[04:10] <Isaiah_the_Marty> but i'm on xfce desktop
[04:10] <Avagant> should i try this kde desktop?
[04:10] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: ok, that makes it easy.
[04:10] <Avagant> is it possible to switch between gnome and kde?
[04:10] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: yes.
[04:10] <jtholmes> anemone: good now reboot and after you come up  run  lsmod and see if the module is loaded then if it is not loaded then execute  modprobe -r nvidia-legacy
[04:11] <lufis> How do I view an audio CD in Nautilus without Sound Juicer opening?
[04:11] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: ok, so you are using xubuntu for all intesive purposes.
[04:11] <jtholmes> anemone:  and the driver should load
[04:11] <Phoul> How do i convert a bin to a iso
[04:11] <Phoul> ?
[04:11] <andrewcool> use a converter?
[04:11] <Phoul> which one>
[04:11] <andrewcool> google it?
[04:11] <odyssevs> Senesence, system > fonts > advanced > open font folder, drag & drop ttf and apparently you're done. Seems as easy as Windows. Alas, the pcf version of a font is another story. Maybe there's a script/prog which does pcf installations for the less savvy among us.
[04:11] <andrewcool> bin to iso converter
[04:11] <Avagant> dragonfyre13: How so?
[04:11] <Isaiah_the_Marty> i guess dragonfyre13
[04:11] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: it won't show up the burning device on the desktop in XFCE, since it doesn't use a desktop like nautilus does.
[04:11] <Isaiah_the_Marty> i dont use gnome much anymore
[04:11] <kitche> Phoul: bchuck I think it's called
[04:11] <kitche> !bchuck
[04:12] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about bchuck - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:12] <Isaiah_the_Marty> it does every other time dragonfyre13
[04:12] <Isaiah_the_Marty> just not now with the empty dvd
[04:12] <Senesence> odyssevs: Yea, well thanks for trying.
[04:12] <lufis> How do I unregister Sound Juicer from handling audio CDs?
[04:12] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: just install kubuntu-desktop under ubuntu, or vice versa. Then when logging in through gdm, chose a different desktop environment.
[04:12] <Phoul> bchuck isnt in apt
[04:12] <Avagant> gdm?
[04:12] <anemone> argh, shifg+backspace is killingme
[04:12] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: OK, that must be the new thunar integration. have you burned anything before/
[04:13] <Avagant> dragonfyre13: what's gdm?
[04:13] <odyssevs> Senesence, mind you, when I right click the pcf itself and select "open with gnome font viewer" I don't see a font, merely the empty font viewer.
[04:13] <Avagant> oh gnome desktop manager?
[04:13] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: where you type in your username password.
[04:13] <Avagant> does it give you a choice between the 2?
[04:13] <Phoul> anyone know how to convert .bin to .iso
[04:13] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: right at the start.
[04:13] <Isaiah_the_Marty> no dragonfyre13
[04:13] <Isaiah_the_Marty> this is a first
[04:13] <anemone> w30, it looks like i did install the nvidia and ubuntu versions of the driver
[04:13] <Senesence> odyssevs: Yea I know that too,lol
[04:13] <Avagant> is it kubuntu or kde?
[04:13] <Senesence> And still no one knows
[04:13] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: it'l have a dropdown
[04:13] <anemone> i wouldn't have done that if on reboot x was not failing
[04:14] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: you want to install kubuntu-desktop
[04:14] <anemone> w30, but now i need to remove the nvida version
[04:14] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: ok, let me see what I can dig up.
[04:15] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: it will default to gnome, and you have to specifically choose KDE to boot there. It has a dropdown before you even type your username.
[04:15] <Avagant> wow 156 packages!
[04:15] <Taim> so where would be the best place to get help with the following:
[04:16] <Taim> root@nenene:/var/log# fglrxinfo
[04:16] <Taim> Xlib:  extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0".
[04:16] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Do you by any chance know how to install a PCF font.
[04:16] <Avagant> Then I would have to reboot, and that's a big boo.
[04:16] <Taim> Not running xgl either.
[04:16] <Avagant> I hate rebooting.
[04:16] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: what do you mean?
[04:16] <blind> My VNC server won't work. I try to connect to it, it says unable to connect. I try to run Xvnc, it says it's running on display 0 -- so why won't it connect?
[04:17] <bimberi> Taim: you're running that as root.  Are you logged into X as root or is that a 'sudo -i' session?
[04:17] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Do you know how to install a bitmap font (.pcf), linux doesnt seem to recognize it
[04:17] <Taim> bimberi: sorry, I ran the last as root, however I was running it previously as the logged in user.
[04:17] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: gimme a sec. I'll find it.
[04:17] <sjust1216> is anyone having trouble with the theme manager in edgy
[04:17] <Taim> bimberi: same error.
[04:17] <Crescendo> My friend, a Linux newb, is having trouble with her touchpad on a Toshiba laptop - it seems to randomly stop working, and completely not work when on a USB mouse.  Suggestions?
[04:17] <tjb891> how do you turn off a service like a nessus server?
[04:18] <theunruled> Hi everyone. I'm 3 days new to Ubuntu and Linux and I have 2 questions that's bothering me.
[04:18] <bimberi> Taim: ah, if it's happening as the logged in user then i'm not sure sorry
[04:18] <blind> theunruled: let's hear em
[04:18] <bimberi> !edgy
[04:18] <ubotu> edgy is the current development version of Ubuntu. Version 6.10, codename "Edgy Eft". For support head to #ubuntu+1. For its release schedule, see !schedule
[04:19] <theunruled> 1: I installed ubuntu normally and grub showed me 5 choices excluding my xp
[04:19] <Phoul> can someone tell me where i can find bchuck
[04:19] <theunruled> there're 2 versions of ubuntu listed, each has a normal and recovery, plus an additional memory test option
[04:19] <theunruled> is that normal?
[04:19] <jrib> Phoul: bchunk?
[04:19] <TomChims> !xgl
[04:19] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing (window) manager) and XGL (Xserver architecture layered on top of OpenGL) howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager XGL+compiz help in #ubuntu-xgl  See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems
[04:20] <blind> theunruled: you probably have two separate kernels.
[04:20] <john> How do I reinstall drivers that came with the Easy Ubuntu package?
[04:20] <theunruled> blind: any idea how I made that happen?
[04:20] <Deramin> theunruled: perfectly normal. I have the same thing
[04:20] <blind> hmmm, ubotu should be updated. compiz = no more. it's all about beryl now.
[04:20] <theunruled> but why would it install 2 kernels?
[04:20] <blind> theunruled: it's not a big deal.
[04:20] <poningru> !java
[04:20] <ubotu> To install a java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the Multiverse repository
[04:20] <theunruled> hmm okay
[04:20] <blind> theunruled: I have two installed, as well.
[04:21] <theunruled> I see
[04:21] <theunruled> okay 2nd one is more problematic
[04:21] <blind> kk
[04:21] <theunruled> I cannot modify anything in / or /usr or /etc or etc
[04:21] <theunruled> the only folder i can modify is my home
[04:21] <blind> not without root.
[04:21] <bimberi> theunruled: that will happen as you keep up to date with the updates, new versions of the kernel will be installed, each time adding new entries to the grub menu.  You can reduce the number by removing older kernel versions.  Personally I don't bother.
[04:21] <Gevaudan82> theunruled: because you aren't root...use sudo isntead
[04:22] <ravenwritingdesk> I've got a whole bunch of wireless drivers pre-installed, how can I tell which one my wireless card is actually using?
[04:22] <jrib> ubotu: tell theunruled about sudo
[04:22] <blind> !beryl
[04:22] <theunruled> bimberi: so I need to modify the grub files with sudo commands
[04:22] <theunruled> ?
[04:22] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about beryl - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:22] <TomChims> !conky
[04:22] <ubotu> conky: highly configurable system monitor for X based on torsmo. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.3.5-0ubuntu1 (dapper), package size 95 kB, installed size 316 kB
[04:22] <odyssevs> Senesence, did you run FontPath by the way?
[04:22] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: OK, I've got it.
[04:22] <Gevaudan82> theunruled: sudo vim /etc/myconfig.conf is just one example
[04:22] <bimberi> theunruled: no, you can remove the kernels using a package management tool (such as synaptic).
[04:22] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: nevermind
[04:23] <Senesence> odyssevs: Just a sec
[04:23] <Gevaudan82> bimberi: yes you can
[04:23] <dragonfyre13> SeanTater: OK, I got it.
[04:23] <dragonfyre13> SeanTater: nevermind
[04:23] <bimberi> Gevaudan82: ?
[04:23] <theunruled> so the files *should* be locked? Because I see this little lock on every folder icon, but i saw a few ubuntu screenshots that don't have those locks
[04:23] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: OK, I got it.
[04:23] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: yes
[04:23] <Gevaudan82> bimberi: you can definitly remove and install kernels assuming they are in the apt-get repos using synaptic
[04:23] <theunruled> bimberi: oh, wouldn't dmg other kernels right?
[04:23] <Avagant> this is gonna take a while.
[04:24] <bimberi> Gevaudan82: that's what i said
[04:24] <Gevaudan82> bimberi: anything else, then sure you gotta compile yourself
[04:24] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: got that?
[04:24] <Gevaudan82> bimberI: oops...words blurring together again, sorry
[04:24] <Avagant> does kde have more ability to change the look of things?
[04:24] <bimberi> theunruled: no
[04:24] <bimberi> Gevaudan82: np :)
[04:25] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: depends on who you ask. I think gnome does.
[04:25] <Gevaudan82> avagant: probally..though it easier to install themes in gnome
[04:25] <odyssevs> Senesence, just to recap, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/25540/
[04:25] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Should I leave the pcf file gzipped?
[04:25] <dragonfyre13> That's fine, I think.
[04:25] <blind> ubotu: beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. See http://forum.beryl-project.org/
[04:25] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: I'll try it
[04:25] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: That's fine, I think.  Haha
[04:26] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: k
[04:26] <Avagant> Wow, what'd I do?
[04:26] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: What do you mean?
[04:26] <fildo> anyone here have an opinion on using a 3rd party firmware update for a linksys router?
[04:26] <Gevaudan82> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJG-OeCB-L8&NR  <-- whoah
[04:26] <odyssevs> dragonfyre13, you sent something to Senesence? Wouldn't mind being privy to that too..
[04:26] <Avagant> Haha now it's just taking along time, but apparently there's alot of stuff.
[04:26] <Gevaudan82> fildo: use ddwrt if you do so...it's quite painless
[04:26] <Avagant> "no" i mean.
[04:26] <dragonfyre13> odyssevs: here you go.
[04:26] <Avagant> 150 some packages!
[04:27] <theunruled> okay, I do find 2 linux images in synaptic. Last confirmation, removing one wouldn't bother the other right? ^^; i'm kinda scared
[04:27] <fildo> Gevaudan82: i was actually looking into that . but dont want to courupt hardware
[04:28] <andrewcool> Whats that 5 dollar router, where like there aliens, umm and others
[04:28] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: you just got a whole new desktop environment. Heck yeah theres a lot.
[04:28] <Avagant> are there more gnome desktop configuration options.
[04:28] <Avagant> ?!
[04:28] <nu> guys, anyone know about glade?
[04:28] <Gevaudan82> fildo: you won't...just make sure you are plugged into  a reliable power supply and are flashing to ddwrt from any original linksys firmware...if you want to shop around, always reflash   to the original linksys firmware before flashing to a different firmware
[04:28] <Avagant> as long as i have this i might as well make it worth it.
[04:28] <Avagant> !glade
[04:28] <ubotu> glade: GTK+ 2 User Interface Builder. In component universe, is extra. Version 2.12.1-1ubuntu5 (dapper), package size 299 kB, installed size 4916 kB
[04:28] <nu> tNo i know
[04:28] <odyssevs> dragonfyre13, cheers. I gave him http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/25540/ (and forgot to add the directory after mkfontdir). Cheers mate.
[04:28] <nu> the question is, if i made an app using glade
[04:28] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: that's my thinking.
[04:28] <nu> will it run on KDE/
[04:29] <nu> or just gnome?
[04:29] <andrewcool> ok its fon
[04:29] <dragonfyre13> odyssevs: hehehe. great minds.
[04:29] <Avagant> dragonfyre13: I accidently fell into Ubuntu to begin with.
[04:29] <tjb891> I am using nessus to scan my own network and now my computer is running a nessus server, how do i turn this off becasue i only want it on when im using nessus and it is booting with it now?
[04:29] <ladydoor> nu: it'll run--you just need to have gtk libs installed
[04:29] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: what do you mean?
[04:29] <nu> ladydoor: thank you
[04:29] <nikolai> dragonfyre13,  Isaiah_the_Martyr
[04:29] <ladydoor> np
[04:29] <Avagant> My sound on windoze was screwed up, i got a new soundcard it still didn't work and then I tried to do a complete reinstall but the cd was busted.
[04:29] <nikolai> k3b says that i dont have any writers
[04:29] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, I have officially lost track of Rodrigos who play the guitar.
[04:29] <Gevaudan82> tjb891:  sudo apt-get install sysv-rc-conf && sudo sysv-rc-conf and then turn off nessusd
[04:30] <ubuntu_> After enabling wifi, boot up halts when "configuring network interfaces." How do you get a desktop?
[04:30] <dragonfyre13> nikolai:  ?
[04:30] <Avagant> I screwed myself over.
[04:30] <dragonfyre13> nikolai: I'm waiting for pages to load on the other desktop.
[04:30] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: i was blown away...i can't belive in our country 50 cent and britney spears make it to the top of the charts
[04:30] <tjb891> Gevaudan82:what is sysv-rc?
[04:30] <Gevaudan82> rjb891: a tool to configure boot services
[04:30] <nikolai> when i put the disc in k3b doesnt find it
[04:31] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, this particular Rodrigo puts on a good show. What's his full name, or band name?
[04:31] <tjb891> ok
[04:31] <clearzen> How do you share a folder with the network via the command line?
[04:31] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: no clue honestly
[04:31] <bimberi> ubuntu_: try hitting CTRL-C at that point
[04:31] <tjb891> but how do i turn off services from the command line
[04:31] <ubuntu_> Gevaudan82: George Bush as the pres too. - somethings just aren't funny.
[04:31] <Avagant> I shouldn't download alot of stuff, but man.
[04:31] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: there's a couple other vis w/ him
[04:31] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: vids i mean
[04:31] <ubuntu_> bimberi - didn't work
[04:31] <bimberi> tjb891: invoke-rc.d (temporarily) update-rc.d (permanently)
[04:31] <Avagant> I can't help it!
[04:31] <Governor> when i type eject in console, the cd drive opens, but i have two drives. how do i get the other one open? sometimes the icon on desktop doesn't show the eject option
[04:32] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: ah, got it. I thought you were reminding me about yourself. I was thinking, "I'm searching man!"
[04:32] <Isaiah_the_Marty> do i have to mount it or something?
[04:32] <ubuntu_> bimberi - looks like i can't get a console for f2-f7 either.
[04:32] <bimberi> ubuntu_: hm, perhaps try it just as the "configuring..." message appears
[04:32] <odyssevs> clearzen, http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=396486
[04:32] <Isaiah_the_Marty> oh
[04:32] <Isaiah_the_Marty> lol
[04:32] <Isaiah_the_Marty> sorry
[04:32] <ubuntu_> bimberi - nah, nothing.
[04:32] <bimberi> ubuntu_: yes, it probably hasn't started them yet
[04:32] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, true progress for the benefit of the individual is not promoted by the state. Thought we all learned that by 5? =P
[04:33] <ubuntu_> grub options to disable networking?
[04:33] <Avagant> I'm gonng have to mount my cd burner probably to actually brn cd like I want to.
[04:33] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: did you get that?
[04:33] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: i guess i assume if we are the melting pot we'd be better soup than we are now
[04:33] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, I wouldn't turn down an evening having a drink with this bloke in the corner. Good stuff.
[04:33] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: ?
[04:33] <ubuntu_> bimberi - What file controls wifi modules being started?
[04:33] <Avagant> dragonfyre?
[04:34] <theunruled> sorry, 1 more question. My ubuntu can find my USB extneral drive but it's read only. Anyway to modify it?
[04:34] <Avagant> chmod! no don't do it.
[04:34] <clearzen> odyssevs: thank you. That link should give me the info I need
[04:34] <rockstar_> Hm, I just installed Kubuntu on my laptop, taking it for a spin (I'm a Debian user).  I installed e17 and entrance, but something is not setting the PATH when it starts entrance.  Where should I look to find where the $PATH environment variable is?
[04:34] <Gevaudan82> rockstar_ ~/.bash_profile is a start
[04:34] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: We all have the chronic downloader syndrome.
[04:34] <Avagant> I can't help it, all these cool things I keep finding for Ubuntu.
[04:34] <bimberi> ubuntu_: idk sorry, if you know the module you can prevent it being loaded by blacklisting it in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[04:35] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: That didn't work. Did you get it to work on your distro. Im trying to get this font to work http://www.netalive.org/tinkering/triskweline/
[04:35] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, all excellent things have the same core principles. The superficial differences are irrelevant. And for anyone who complains about the state of civilisations, I tell them.. a coward dies a thousand times, a brave man dies once.
[04:35] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: I've been in it a few years, and I'm still finding stuff.
[04:35] <Avagant> Get Listen Player, it's friggin awesome.
[04:35] <jtholmes> theunruled: is there a write disable button on the drive
[04:35] <rockstar_> Gevaudan82, hm, my default shell is zsh.  However, most of the Xsession xinitrc etc scripts are run through bash.  I'll check it out.
[04:35] <Avagant> Lyrics and last.fm scrobbler!
[04:35] <marcusgrazette> hi, does anyone know if installing the ntfsmount tool and the ntfs-fuse user-space filesystem driver will allow me to use gparted to create an ext3 partition on a disk that has only one ntfs partition? I'm aiming to be able to resize that ntfs partition and create the ext3 next to it
[04:35] <theunruled> jtholmes: a write disable button on the drive? where would I find that?
[04:35] <Avagant> The only 2 things I need in the world besides Soulseek/Nicotine and sound.
[04:36] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: let me play for a few minutes.
[04:36] <Deramin> Anyone know if Anjuta has it's own help channel?
[04:36] <Isaiah_the_Marty> dragonfyre13, did you get it?
[04:36] <Isaiah_the_Marty> * Private messages from unregistered users are currently blocked due to spam problems, but you can always message a staffer. Please register! ( http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#privmsg )
[04:36] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: I'll come up with an answer.
[04:36] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Please, I need closure, lol
[04:36] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: nope.
[04:36] <jtholmes> theunruled: if there was one you would know it  just  unmount  and  remount using   mount -o rw  ...
[04:36] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: pastebin it.
[04:36] <alex_ubuntu> Avantgant: What is listen player
[04:36] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, Linux has this. There's something fundamentally special about it, where we progress, individually, and learn to be strategic and thorough. Something which the media, educational institutes, and all groups in general are not inclined to teach a person. =)
[04:37] <Avagant> Hurry up and set up so I can see what this looks like.
[04:37] <theunruled> jtholmes: hmm... i'm rather new to linux
[04:37] <Avagant> I'm 3 days new to Linux.
[04:37] <Avagant> Well 4 days.
[04:37] <theunruled> so what should I look for when u unmout and mount
[04:37] <theunruled> Avagant: about same here
[04:37] <bimberi> ubuntu_: another method would be to remove the /etc/rcS.d/S40networking symlink.  You might need a live cd as i think recovery mode will try to start it up too
[04:37] <odyssevs> clearzen, did that page clear up your question?
[04:37] <jtholmes> theunruled: ok execute  mount  command and see where the drive is mounted problbly  /media/usbdisk  etc.
[04:37] <Avagant> Windows died, I can't remember the exact day.
[04:37] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: i can attest to this...last semester in grad school...learned more hacking away on my own than ever in school
[04:37] <ubuntu_> bimberi - bimberi - Great idea! - can you help me do it?
[04:37] <Avagant> I've learned more using Linux then ever in my life.
[04:38] <Avagant> I've also almost had a nervous breakdown because of it.
[04:38] <jtholmes> theunruled: if it automounted then  df -k  will not list it
[04:38] <Isaiah_the_Marty> dragonfyre13,  [17179577.036000]  hdc: TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-C2612, ATAPI CD/DVD-ROM drive
[04:38] <Isaiah_the_Marty> [17179577.764000]  Uniform CD-ROM driver Revision: 3.20
[04:38] <Isaiah_the_Marty> [17179608.232000]  cdrom: open failed.
[04:38] <Isaiah_the_Marty> then it just goes on with cdrom: open failed a couple more times
[04:38] <ubuntu_> ln -s adds a link right? - how do you rmove one?
[04:38] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: that's why i'm so impressed with ubuntu...the free as in free idiology and the fact that they are offering long term support...i see big things in the future for ubuntu
[04:38] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, absolutely. Anyway thanks for the Yet Another Rodrigo =)
[04:39] <theunruled> jtholmes: hm ok
[04:39] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: it looks like you don't have a burner. Are you sure it burns? It looks like a general DVD drive.
[04:39] <jtholmes> theunruled: so where is it mounted
[04:39] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, well, distros come and go. Ubuntu won't be around forever. Maybe she'll be in the top five for a couple of years, but new and better projects are bound to replace her.
[04:39] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: OK, I've got an answer.
[04:39] <Avagant> I've got the question!
[04:39] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: kfontview
[04:40] <theunruled> jtholmes: i'm not sure
[04:40] <Avagant> kfontview?
[04:40] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: it's a program that will allow you to install all sorts of fonts, including ttf and pcf
[04:40] <theunruled> i don't have the drive with me at the moment
[04:40] <Avagant> Oh my.
[04:40] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: neat, huh?
[04:40] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Im the font guy
[04:40] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: it's not exactly easy to gain so much community involvement in such a short amount of time...and a community that is open to new users even more rare...i think she's here to stay
[04:40] <jtholmes> theunruled: do you see a line containing   /media/usbdisk
[04:40] <ubuntu_> bimberi - man unlink - says it will remove the file. - is that good?
[04:40] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: Ah. Sorry Avagant
[04:40] <Isaiah_the_Marty> dragonfyre13, it says its a dvd/cd burner
[04:41] <theunruled> jtholmes: i don't have the disk connected at the moment
[04:41] <Avagant> Hey wait, will all my sound and stuff work with kde?
[04:41] <marcusgrazette> hi, does anyone know if i can use ubuntu to resize an ntfs partition and create an ext3 partition alongside it?
[04:41] <wickedpuppy> Gevaudan82, that line reminds me of gentoo community ... open to new users ... :P
[04:41] <Avagant> Because it's setting up players and stuff?
[04:41] <theunruled> jtholmes: i'll check when i get home
[04:41] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: apt-get install kcontrol
[04:41] <bimberi> ubuntu_: no you can just delete the link with 'rm'
[04:41] <jtholmes> theunruled: ok
[04:41] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, and that's ok. We move on, close one project and begin another. Linux does require the investment of time and energy, the exercising of the brain - so it is not truly free at all. For some of us, accustomed to $100/hour wages, we spend tens of hours working out a solution. The more we value our time, the better our aptitude and the greater our ability to decypher the available information, the more we can achi
[04:41] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: then, kfontview from the commandline
[04:41] <Isaiah_the_Marty> can i burn it as data dragonfyre13 ?
[04:41] <Gevaudan82> Avagant: no way to tell...mine did and my computer just came out a couple months ago (dell precision 390)
[04:41] <theunruled> !mount
[04:41] <ubotu> Partitioning programs: !GParted or QTParted  -  Formatting partitions: see the manual page for mkfs ("man mkfs")  -  Mounting partitions in Gnome: System -> Administration -> Disks
[04:41] <wickedpuppy> btw its not just ubuntu which is very newbie friendly ...
[04:41] <Isaiah_the_Marty> would that work?
[04:41] <ubuntu_> bimberi - What does it link to?
[04:42] <odyssevs> In all this Linux forces us to be forward-thinking, logic-based people. If you acquire all that, viz, what is a possibility, then it pays off.
[04:42] <Avagant> If I use kde is it going to change all my sound settings and what not?
[04:42] <dragonfyre13> Isaiah_the_Marty: it's not even recognising it as a burnable drive. I'm researching further. Dang torrents and updates, taking up my bandwidth takes forever to load the forum pages.
[04:42] <Isaiah_the_Marty> lol same
[04:42] <bimberi> ubuntu_: /etc/rcS.d/S40networking: symbolic link to `../init.d/networking'
[04:42] <lufis> How do I view an audio CD's contents in Nautilus? Every time I try to open the mount point Sound Juicer insists on opening
[04:42] <dennis_> well I just got another laptop up  and running with a bcm4319 w/ WPA, no the strange thing is whne I reboot the system, sometimes the wireless card shows up as eth2 or wlan0
[04:42] <dennis_> any ideas ??
[04:42] <dragonfyre13> dennis_: demon computer?
[04:43] <dennis_> demon?????
[04:43] <dragonfyre13> dennis_: ^_^
[04:43] <ubuntu_> bimberi - okay, I'll take a look there. - Thanks :)
[04:43] <Lam_> what's the difference between Edgy RC1 and Edgy Final?
[04:43] <Avagant> dragonfyre13: is kde going to change all my sound settings and everything?
[04:43] <bimberi> ubuntu_: np, good luck :)
[04:43] <dragonfyre13> dennis_: devil computer.
[04:43] <Gevaudan82> wickedpuppy: gentoo, open to new users? wow, surprised that's their mo now...gentoo's ok, but when i installed it i couldn't see any real performance benefit...emerge and gentoo's optimization are kind of like SElinux in my opinion...only beneficial if you know its capabilities inside and out which accounts for about .05% of us
[04:43] <wickedpuppy> Lam_, one is RC1 and another is final ?
[04:43] <theunruled> jtholmes: thx for the help =]
[04:43] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: nope.
[04:43] <dennis_> thats what I though you ment
[04:43] <mikesdesktopsyst> if i have a harddrive that is ntfs and i want to play music off of it in linux, would i need to use samba or another type of program?
[04:43] <jtholmes> theunruled: anytime
[04:43] <theunruled> I'm trying to get ncmpc to work but I have no idea what I'm doing
[04:43] <Avagant> It's setting up these players and stuff, I was getting worried.
[04:44] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: everything will pretty much stay the same, except for the insane amount of programs you will have.
[04:44] <tritium> mikesdesktopsyst: no, you can safely read ntfs
[04:44] <jtholmes> Lam_: are u asking what RC1 stands for?
[04:44] <wickedpuppy> Gevaudan82, you were talking about friendly communities .. not geek communities .. as far as friendly community goes check out #gentoo
[04:44] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Got kfontview up what do I do now?
[04:44] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: things will only change if you make them.
[04:44] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, all great projects come to a close, and lead the way into newer ones. For one reason or another. When we become stuck with a picture which doesn't fit the reality, we regress. Same with dating, same with loyalty to one's country. All these relationships come and go. Ubuntu will eventually breed life into different projects. That's just life. =)
[04:44] <Avagant> ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SOME
[04:44] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: open it.
[04:44] <dennis_> so anyone seen this issue before nic card showing up as eht2 or wlan0 when it wants to
[04:44] <Avagant> It's still setting up.
[04:44] <Lam_> jtholmes: no. i know what it is.  i was referring more along the lines of the differences because the Release Schedule has the RC1 listed as a "pre-production" release
[04:45] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: oh, and click the little open button.
[04:45] <Lam_> jtholmes: which to me, sounds like a final version before the version sticker is slapped on it
[04:45] <marcusgrazette> ubotu: i dont want to make a filesystem, just a regular ext3 partition
[04:45] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about i dont want to make a filesystem, just a regular ext3 partition - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:45] <mister_roboto_> mikesdesktopsyst: no you wouldn't have to. you can just mount the win partition and read from it
[04:45] <odyssevs> Ah good old kfontview, forgot it existed!
[04:45] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: You are little. I had over 2 gig setting up one time. That was sick.
[04:45] <Avagant> dragonfyre13: Wait are all my gnome programs going to disappear?
[04:46] <Avagant> dragonfyre13: Like I have last-exit and nicotine in gnome, are they gonna go away?
[04:46] <Gevaudan82> for reading and writing ntfs partition check out the link at ubuntuguide.org...i've tested both and they work perfectly...though i only write to an ntfs drive that stores non-system files
[04:46] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: nope. They'll be there, just accompanied by the KDE ones.
[04:46] <Avagant> Oh.
[04:46] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: in fact, they will be there on both the KDE menu, and the Gnome one. Same with the KDE apps.
[04:46] <jtholmes> Lam_: quite close, it is one step before the final and they hope to find any remaining show stoppers before final release
[04:46] <theunruled> thanks for all the help guys
[04:46] <Avagant> Oh, sweet.
[04:46] <theunruled> i'm running out of battery
[04:46] <Avagant> Maybe I shouldn't have done this. Haha
[04:46] <theunruled> bye bye
[04:46] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Ok I got it open there was an error because it could not find the font name, and some other errors within console, but it's open
[04:46] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, what about writing to ext3 from NTFS?
[04:47] <Avagant> haha
[04:47] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: you'll just have massive menus. I reccomend rightclicking the menu, and clicking edit menu, then checking off most of the boxes.
[04:47] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: that's normal.
[04:47] <Gevaudan82> odssevs: there's tools to do so...been forever since i've done it though
[04:47] <odyssevs> jtholmes, which kernel are they putting in the next release?
[04:47] <tritium> odyssevs: 2.6.17
[04:47] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: just click the blue folder, and select the font file.
[04:47] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: So what now?
[04:47] <Avagant> dragonfyre13: will i be able to make the bottom task bar crazy awesome?
[04:47] <odyssevs> tritium, r2 I hope?
[04:47] <Rasta> someone has tried photoshop under vmware or another virtual machine? i have it installed with wine but it has some problems it isnt useful for serious work
[04:48] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Did that, it's open
[04:48] <Lam_> what would happen if i tried to use the Edgy repositories with Dapper?
[04:48] <tritium> odyssevs: we'll see
[04:48] <jtholmes> Lam_: i dont know i looked at the release page earlier and did not see a ref to the kernel
[04:48] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: but my setup involves me writing from my windows xp laptop to my ext3 server so i just use samba
[04:48] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: if you really feel like it. Check out Gnome-look.org and KDE-look.org.\
[04:48] <tritium> Lam_: you'd have to upgrade so many packages that you might as well just do a full dist-upgrade
[04:48] <odyssevs> tritium, should put me one step closer to wifing on Linux. Gaaah I'll miss going bald.
[04:48] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: hang on. I'll get there.
[04:48] <Gevaudan82> Lam_: be prepared for a headache if you are trying to upgrade
[04:48] <tritium> odyssevs: why, what's the problem?
[04:48] <jtholmes> Lam_: however, i suspect that with the final being the 26th of this month the current kernel would be the one used it is quite late in the game to change that
[04:49] <Gevaudan82> Lam_: it'll get easier, but edgy is still beta...october 26th release date i think
[04:49] <Lam_> jtholmes: yeah. i think they froze the kernel in mid september
[04:49] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, samba appeared once too often on my Secunia list for comfort.
[04:49] <Lam_> Gevaudan82: ok thanks
[04:49] <jtholmes> Lam_: yes i seem to remember seeing frozeon on some items and the kernel was probably one of them they run a tight ship
[04:49] <Avagant> dragonfyre13: I sound like a complete n00b but will all my codecs and things still be there?
[04:50] <odyssevs> tritium, can't bring my bcm43xx card to life.
[04:50] <tritium> odyssevs: not even with ndiswrapper?
[04:50] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: i've passed a nessus scan with no problems...but i just use it locally behind a router/firewall so i'm not worried...i use pptpd to access samba shares remotely or plain old ssh
[04:50] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: yep.
[04:50] <odyssevs> tritium, tried it.
[04:50] <Avagant> Hurray for progress!
[04:50] <dragonfyre13> Avagant: don't panic. Everything will be the same as if you just installed new programs.
[04:50] <tritium> odyssevs: works for most
[04:50] <Avagant> I wonder how many actual gb this is going to take. Haha
[04:50] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, god bless iptables =)
[04:50] <odyssevs> tritium, adds to the frustration.
[04:50] <[5D] Silent_Chaos> is it possible to install ubuntu to a usb drive? How much space would it need?
[04:51] <Avagant> wow this really is taking a long time.
[04:51] <cpl-tnt44> what is the linux source dir ?
[04:51] <Jahooty> i've got a minor issue, in the repositories list (xubuntu, 6.06) i have no 'multiverse' listed,
[04:51] <cpl-tnt44> what is the linux source dir ? /usr/src/linux ?
[04:51] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: the internet could use a better getting started guide for iptables as it's really not bad but it's intimidating for most reading the iptables bible or whatever it is called..the comprehensive guide
[04:51] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: I lied. Exit out, and type kcontrol and go to system administration, and then to font installer.
[04:51] <tritium> Jahooty: you can easily add it
[04:51] <cpl-tnt44> what is the linux source dir ? /usr/src/linux ?
[04:51] <Jahooty> cool, i was hoping it's easy
[04:51] <tritium> cpl-tnt44: you need to install the source first
[04:51] <Jahooty> cant find it's information tho,
[04:52] <Gevaudan82> cpl-tn44: do a search for apt-get install linux-headers
[04:52] <morphir> anyone installed engage(the dock) sucessfully on LTS 6.06?
[04:52] <Avagant> Ok, it just finished.
[04:52] <tritium> Gevaudan82: headers and source packages are not the same
[04:52] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: then, go to administration mode, and click add fonts.
[04:52] <cpl-tnt44> Gevaudan82> whats the connncetion ?
[04:52] <dragonfyre13> Select the unzipped pcf font.
[04:52] <Gevaudan82> tritum: i didn't realize that...carry on :)
[04:52] <odyssevs> tritium, I am convinced it would work.. however I'm a bit too old to get my head around all the various tricks.
[04:52] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: Select the unzipped pcf font.
[04:52] <Jahooty> does it matter that i'm running xubuntu?
[04:53] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Im using gnome, will any of this work
[04:53] <cpl-tnt44> i wanna install a linux wireless card drivers and it asks me some qustions when i do 'make config'
[04:53] <tritium> Gevaudan82: but, you're right, often times, one really only needs the headers.  e.g., to build modules...
[04:53] <cpl-tnt44> Geva ,i wanna install a linux wireless card drivers and it asks me some qustions when i do 'make config'
[04:53] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: that's why you go to admin mode. It will work, it installs it in a common area.
[04:53] <cpl-tnt44> i wanna get them right u know
[04:53] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: I use gnome too.
[04:53] <suff0kate> this is gonna be a odd question but is there a battle.net bot?
[04:53] <Avagant> dragonfyre13: I'm going to reboot wish me luck. Haha
[04:53] <tritium> cpl-tnt44: for which wireless card?  You shouldn't need to compile them...
[04:54] <Gevaudan82> cpl-tn44: tried searching for the exact string you are asked in google? typically you'll find a forum post or two
[04:54] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, you might fancy La Bottine Souriante too.. small group from Quebec. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRCu24-d_RY
[04:54] <Gevaudan82> cpl-tn44: in quotes all the same
[04:54] <cpl-tnt44> tritum Netgear MA401
[04:54] <ksmurf> I'm trying to use a serial port I have for a virt machine but it says it's locked.  can I chown it or is there a better way?
[04:54] <rowanjl> how do you stop a service?
[04:54] <rowanjl> Oh, and Hello :P
[04:54] <cpl-tnt44> tritum ?
[04:54] <tritium> rowanjl: invoke-rc.d <servicename> stop
[04:55] <jtholmes> rowanjl: what service
[04:55] <rowanjl> ok
[04:55] <tritium> (with sudo first)
[04:55] <cpl-tnt44> tritum ? do u think using the ndiswrapper is good here ? instead of the linux driver the vendor supplies ?
[04:55] <tritium> cpl-tnt44: I'd definitely try it first.
[04:55] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: george carlin and the p funk meets riverdance...not bad at all
[04:55] <lufis> Why is Ubuntu so bloody persistent on forcing me to use Sound Juicer?
[04:55] <morphir> see this guide ppl: http://www.supriyadisw.net/2006/04/engage-on-dapper-drake
[04:55] <odyssevs> tritium, something you could pass up the line to the fellows working on the next release. Probably tracked, but anyway - when accessing a dialogue requiring the root pass, if you hit the caps lock towards the end of the password, the window resizes slightly. Disengaging it causes the window to resize again, but improperly.
[04:55] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Did this work on your end? It's not recognizing it as a font
[04:55] <cpl-tnt44> tritium , mmm so i'd use the winxp inf files or the linux inf files ?
[04:56] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: Hmm. Hang on
[04:56] <tritium> cpl-tnt44: should be winxp
[04:56] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: been listining to this old crow medicine show track on repeat most of the night..."Wagon Wheel" is the name
[04:56] <rowanjl>  * Stopping web server lighttpd                                          [fail]
[04:56] <tritium> odyssevs: file a bug!
[04:56] <rowanjl> bloody thing!
[04:56] <tritium> rowanjl: does it need a bandage?
[04:56] <odyssevs> gah. =)
[04:56] <rowanjl> it needs a hammer... on its skill
[04:57] <Netslayer> how can i install ubuntu on a bootable fake or software raid? i've tried the guides, server, desktop iso's and always something screws up
[04:57] <Gevaudan82> Netslayer: not to  change the subject, but is a software raid really worth your trouble?
[04:57] <Netslayer> dapper and edgy both have issues with dmraid with my nvidia or sli raid chipsets.. i feel doomed
[04:57] <tritium> rowanjl: did you use sudo to stop it?
[04:57] <lufis> The CD drive is /dev/hdc mounted on /media/cdrom0. I try to open /media/cdrom0 in Nautilus and SoundJuicer is opened. I like SoundJuicer, really, but I would like to be able to just view the audio cd tracks in Nautilus!
[04:57] <Netslayer> Gevaudan82, yes
[04:57] <jtholmes> rowanjl: how do you know it is running
[04:57] <rowanjl> yeah
[04:58] <rowanjl> I know its running because its taken over localhost ;)
[04:58] <jtholmes> rowanjl: that is one way
[04:58] <rowanjl> thanks :)
[04:58] <Netslayer> i really should start filing these bugs i find
[04:58] <benguin> Hi there; anyone has a GeForce 7600 on a via kt800 pro mobo?
[04:58] <lufis> Netslayer: Makes the two of us...
[04:59] <clearzen> the updater is not letting me download any updates. It gives me this error anytime I try to update through the command line: Err http://us.archive.ubuntu.com dapper-updates Release.gpg
[04:59] <clearzen> along with some others but they are all either gpg or unable to fetch file
[04:59] <Flannel> clearzen: which mirrors you using? the us ones by any chance?  try changing them.
[05:00] <clearzen> where could I get a list of different repos?
[05:00] <hondje> lufis: go to system -> preferences -> removable drives and media and go to the multimedia tab
[05:00] <Gevaudan82> odyssevs: actually a link on youtube for it:  http://youtube.com/watch?v=O2vJUadjdmo
[05:00] <Flannel> clearzen: if you're using us.archive.ubuntu.com, just remove the us. from the front of all of them, just archive.ubu...
[05:00] <violot> Anyone know how to change the color of the title bar's text in GNOME?
[05:00] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: OK, I have an alternative. Go to the site, and get the ttf font.
[05:01] <violot> The Window border theme I'm using is white, and the text is white too :|
[05:01] <cycom> Crayon?
[05:01] <Netslayer> dmraid on edgy reports my chunk size isn't divisible by the space and won't give me a mapped device, dmraid on dapper gives some other error. really sad (i have nvidia and sil fake raids and neither work)
[05:01] <violot> It's..... unreadable :P
[05:01] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: then, go to nautilus, and select go to location.
[05:01] <clearzen> alright. I'll try that. Are those mirrors down? why is it doing that?
[05:01] <PFA> help! i reinstalled ubuntu and now nothing will open!
[05:01] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: then, go to font:/// and copy the font over to the directory, unzipped.
[05:01] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Yea, I know that the .ttf works, but it looks horrible, thats why I want the .pcf.
[05:01] <Flannel> clearzen: because the us mirrors go down... quite often ;)
[05:01] <Gevaudan82> PFA: specifics
[05:01] <clearzen> oh
[05:01] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: oh. I might have a fix for that. Give me a sec.
[05:02] <PFA> Gevaudan82: um . . . i installed Breezy?
[05:02] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: so there is no way to install a .pcf font?
[05:02] <odyssevs> Gevaudan82, jolly good. All I need now is the 1930s Packard =)
[05:02] <violot> Nobody?  Or nobody pays attention to me? ;)
[05:02] <Gevaudan82> PFA: what won't open? can you boot in to ubuntu? grub throwing an error? can't login? can't open programs? what?
[05:02] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: that's what I'm talking about. I know the convoluted way, but it only works on fedora.
[05:02] <PFA> Gevaudan82: can't open programs
[05:02] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: oh, and gentoo.
[05:02] <odyssevs> violot, standby.
[05:03] <Netslayer> is there a flag i can pass to the kernel when booting a livecd to stop x from starting (it locks my desktop cause it's incompatible with a 24" dell panel)
[05:03] <Gevaudan82> PFA: change your hostname
[05:03] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: I think I have a way to install PCF on ubuntu though.
[05:03] <PFA> Gevaudan82: how and to what
[05:03] <Gevaudan82> PFA: vim /etc/hostname and vim /etc/hosts
[05:03] <cute_bettong> ! ati
[05:03] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[05:03] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: If it works Ill try it
[05:03] <Gevaudan82> PFA: could be any number of things, but try that and reboot to see if it helps
[05:04] <bm0nk> I've download wlan.sh, edited it in gedit, saved it, chmod 777, then i do ./wlan.sh and it tells me      : No such file or directory    Yet im in the same directory where the file is.....IM CONFUSED :(
[05:04] <PFA> Gevaudan82: but what do i change it to?
[05:04] <Gevaudan82> PFA: anything besides what it is now
[05:04] <wickedpuppy> bm0nk, pastebin the ls -l and ./wlan.sh pls
[05:04] <wickedpuppy> i wanna see
[05:04] <PFA> Gevaudan82: um, okay
[05:04] <wickedpuppy> :P
[05:04] <cpl-tnt44> While sudo ndiswrapper -i /home/user/wireless/netma401.inf ,gettinf couldn't open netma401.inf: No such file or directory at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper line 164 . ANY ONE have any idea\clue how to solve this !??
[05:05] <bm0nk> i cant pastebin
[05:05] <bm0nk> seperate computer
[05:05] <wickedpuppy> !pastebin
[05:05] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[05:05] <wickedpuppy> oh
[05:05] <bm0nk> ah
[05:05] <PFA> Gevaudan82: what the heck? I dont know how to do that
[05:05] <bm0nk> no its ok
[05:05] <bm0nk> i think i can do that
[05:05] <odyssevs> Netslayer I think if you type 'server' at the prompt it will give you text-only.
[05:05] <Netslayer> cool i'll try that next boot
[05:05] <jumbers> A ton of my thumbnails are failing to be created
[05:05] <Gevaudan82> PFA: in /etc/hosts type <IP_ADDRESS> ubuntu.username.lan after the line that reads <IP_ADDRESS> ...in /etc/hostname simply type ubuntu.username.lan replacing username in both cases
[05:06] <Netslayer> did some ubuntu mirror go down.. swears
[05:06] <Gevaudan82> PFA: you can use gedit if you are more comfortable but you have to be root to edit the files
[05:06] <cpl-tnt44> While sudo ndiswrapper -i /home/user/wireless/netma401.inf ,gettinf couldn't open netma401.inf: No such file or directory at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper line 164 . ANY ONE have any idea\clue how to solve this !??
[05:06] <Netslayer> <IP_ADDRESS> is down
[05:06] <PFA> Gevaudan82: there is no line that says that :S
[05:07] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: there we go.
[05:07] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: run this. sudo dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig
[05:07] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: when it asks if you want to enable bitmap fonts, say YES.
[05:07] <odyssevs> violot short term solution is to pick another theme.
[05:07] <Gevaudan82> PFA: type <IP_ADDRESS> localhost ubuntu.username.lan and then on a new line type <IP_ADDRESS> ubuntu.username.lan
[05:07] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: that's why nothing worked.
[05:07] <bm0nk> wickedpuppy : Pasted by bm0nk October 3rd 5:07
[05:07] <violot> odyssevs: :\
[05:07] <bm0nk> oh...
[05:07] <violot> Any way just to edit the colour of the text?!
[05:08] <odyssevs> Netslayer, clearzen was reporting a problem with the US mirror.
[05:08] <bm0nk> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/25542
[05:08] <hondje> violot: Um, you'd think wouldn't you :-)
[05:09] <hondje> There really isn't a way to click and pick colors for various parts of your theme
[05:09] <PFA> Gevaudan82: sorry, rebooted by accident
[05:09] <violot> *Sigh* Sometimes I really do think the GNOME people oversimplify GNOME :|
[05:09] <PFA> Gevaudan82: there is no line that says that IP address
[05:09] <odyssevs> violot, perhaps a gnome-themes howto ? =))
[05:09] <clearzen> odyssevs: actually I tried the non us mirrors and it is giving me the same errors
[05:09] <Gevaudan82> PFA: type <IP_ADDRESS> localhost ubuntu.username.lan and then on a new line type <IP_ADDRESS> ubuntu.username.lan
[05:09] <wickedpuppy> bm0nk, its certainly weird ... try sh wlan.sh ?
[05:09] <odyssevs> clearzen, Netslayer will be delighted to hear that.
[05:09] <PFA> Gevaudan82: what are the files again?
[05:09] <Gevaudan82> PFA: then edit /etc/hostname and simply type ubuntu.username.lan ...finally reboot
[05:09] <odyssevs> clearzen, one wonders whether the Debian mirrors would do the job?
[05:09] <bm0nk> wickedpuppy : woah...let me pastebin this
[05:10] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: It was already on. I did it before, it was on yes all the time.
[05:10] <Netslayer> server is up, the edgy repos were updated so an apt-get update was required on my behalf since the old deb files were removed
[05:10] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Did it work on your distro?
[05:10] <odyssevs> violot, simplicity isn't cheap - http://gnomesupport.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=9877
[05:10] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
[05:10] <clearzen> It might be my sources list though. I'm going to  try a few things. like importing all the gpg keys for the repos and rebuilding my keycache
[05:10] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: yep.
[05:10] <bm0nk> wickedpuppy : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/25543
[05:10] <PFA> Gevaudan82: what is the filename
[05:10] <Gevaudan82> PFA: the first message goes in /etc/hosts
[05:11] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: The trist.pcf worked for you?
[05:11] <PFA> Gevaudan82: okay thanks
[05:11] <PFA> Gevaudan82: and um . . . where do i put the new line, lol
[05:11] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: trisk.pcf*
[05:11] <Gevaudan82> PFA: i thought you said the file was empty?
[05:11] <dragonfyre13> I used another font. bcf. Let me try this one.
[05:11] <wickedpuppy> bm0nk, thats even more weird ... i can't think of any other way to run a shell script .. lol
[05:11] <PFA> Gevaudan82: no, there was just no line in it with that IP address
[05:12] <PFA> Gevaudan82: actually, after a reboot, everything works :o sorry to trouble you! and thanks
[05:12] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: It here http://www.netalive.org/tinkering/triskweline/
[05:12] <bm0nk> wickedpuppy :(
[05:12] <wickedpuppy> bm0nk, is the script very long ? if not can pastebin it as well ?
[05:12] <bm0nk> err
[05:12] <bm0nk> ill try
[05:12] <Gevaudan82> bm0nk: are you using bash? did you type #!/bin/bash at the top of the shellscript?
[05:12] <wickedpuppy> thank
[05:12] <cpl-tnt44> While sudo ndiswrapper -i /home/user/wireless/netma401.inf ,gettinf couldn't open netma401.inf: No such file or directory at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper line 164 . ANY ONE have any idea\clue how to solve this !??
[05:12] <clearzen> it keeps giving me this on a lot of the sources:
[05:12] <clearzen> Err http://security.ubuntu.com dapper-security Release.gpg
[05:12] <clearzen>   Could not connect to <IP_ADDRESS>:8080 (<IP_ADDRESS>), connection timed out
[05:13] <clearzen> It's been giving me that error for days now
[05:13] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: yep, I'm getting it now.
[05:13] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: So trisk.pcf works for you?
[05:14] <bm0nk> Gevaudan82 : yes
[05:14] <dragonfyre13> not yet. I'm missing a switch.
[05:14] <Gevaudan82> bm0nk: did you create the shellscript in linux? if you created it windows there might be some special characters throwing it off...you can always dos2unix it
[05:14] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: hang on. Missing a switch somewhere.
[05:14] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Ok
[05:15] <Deramin> Running Ubuntu 6.06.  Apologies for the slightly off topic questions but:  1) Is there a way to convert Anjuta to a Java IDE?  2) How can I be sure I've got the Java Development Kit 5.0 installed?  I installed it from the Package Manager, but other programs are telling me that I don't have all the libraries it comes with.  3) What is the best visually rich Java IDE for Ubuntu that doesn't require projects. I only need to work with single files.
[05:15] <bm0nk> Gevaudan82 : Someone in here sent me it
[05:15] <Gevaudan82> bm0nk: i actually had that exact problem earlier today...even though i created the shellscript in linux just uploaded to a windows ftp server to download again to another linux machine...special characters appeared
[05:15] <Netslayer> dmraid on edgy: device-mapper: dm-stripe: Target length not divisible by chunk size        and nothing happens..no device..nadda
[05:15] <bm0nk> wickedpuppy : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/25544
[05:15] <bm0nk> ahhh
[05:15] <bm0nk> well someone on here gave it to me
[05:15] <bm0nk> http://kitchetech.com/docs/unix/wlan.sh
[05:16] <wickedpuppy> bm0nk, it look right for a shell script ..
[05:16] <wickedpuppy> try dos2unix like Gevaudan82 suggested ?
[05:16] <bm0nk> ok
[05:16] <odyssevs> cpl-tnt44, is the respective sys file present in the same place?
[05:16] <Gevaudan82> bm0nk:if you open it in vim you should see a ^M at the end of the line if they exist
[05:16] <bm0nk> vim ?
[05:17] <bm0nk> sorry im new to ubuntu
[05:17] <wickedpuppy> may not work .. but can't find the file ... so weird
[05:17] <wickedpuppy> bm0nk, vi wlan.sh
[05:17] <wickedpuppy> to quit press escape then :wq
[05:17] <wickedpuppy> just :q
[05:17] <odyssevs> bm0nk, vi is an alias for vim, a clone of the original vi.
[05:17] <Cheep-cheep> dragonfyre13: You still here?
[05:17] <r0yrul3z> or just use nano
[05:17] <violot> What the heck!? Mouse scroll scrolls for like half a second, then quits scrolling in Firefox!?
[05:17] <Cheep-cheep> I don't remember my other sn. Hehe
[05:18] <odyssevs> violot, your lucky night isn't it?
[05:18] <RawSewage> how do you skip the 30 mount disk check for a later time
[05:18] <violot> It quite is ;)
[05:18] <dragonfyre13> Cheep-cheep: you the one with the burner issue?
[05:18] <violot> KDE seems to be ugly-i-fied
[05:18] <Cheep-cheep> No, I was trying the kde.
[05:18] <violot> GNOME is fine
[05:18] <RawSewage> if Im in a hurry, and it happens to be the 30th time, it's very annoying to have to wait for a half hour
[05:18] <Cheep-cheep> HEY I like KDE.
[05:18] <violot> and beautiful
[05:18] <odyssevs> cpl-tnt44, yes? no?
[05:18] <r0yrul3z> Cheep-cheep, GNOME > KDE
[05:18] <violot> KDE is ugly on my system for some reason
[05:18] <Cheep-cheep> I like KDE. Personally.
[05:18] <bm0nk> when i press Q
[05:18] <bm0nk> it just says
[05:18] <bm0nk> recording
[05:18] <violot> And for some reason, my mouses in X are only black and white... :|
[05:18] <Gevaudan82> violot: i like kubuntu but i hate debian kde...way too many apps preinstalled to know what to do with
[05:19] <violot> And they don't animate
[05:19] <Flannel> Gnome Vs KDE, emacs vs vim, etc arguments belong in #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:19] <Cheep-cheep> It sucks it didn't recognize my hd1 was on the desktop, but that's fine with me.
[05:19] <violot> I installed the package kde... don't do that!   Till death. But linus torvalds is KDE, so you're in good company.
[05:20] <violot> :|
[05:20] <RawSewage> how do you skip the 30 mount disk check for a later time
[05:20] <Gevaudan82> Cheep-cheep: lol, are you serious?
[05:20] <violot> And don't animate cursors
[05:20] <Cheep-cheep> Yah I don't understand why, but it seems more sensitive which is alright with me.
[05:20] <Cheep-cheep> HAHA it's set to 24hr.
[05:20] <SkramX> configure: error: C++ preprocessor "/lib/cpp" fails sanity check
[05:20] <tritium> SkramX: have you installed build-essential?
[05:20] <SkramX> /lib/cpp is a sym link to the cpp binary.. any idea?
[05:21] <PFA> how do i find out what USB port my printer is on
[05:21] <SkramX> tritium: doing now
[05:21] <SkramX> I am a Gentoo'er, just installed ubuntu on my laptop to try it out
[05:21] <bm0nk> OK I tried dos2unix - still "No such file or directory"
[05:21] <SkramX> tritium: thanks
[05:21] <bm0nk> And i tried vim, couldnt close it so i just closed the terminal window
[05:21] <b14ck73425> hey everyone
[05:21] <r0yrul3z> bm0nk, use nano
[05:21] <SkramX> tritium: what about Xtest?
[05:22] <b14ck73425> change the system font
[05:22] <odyssevs> bm0nk, :q to quit, :wq to write and quit, :q! to quit saving no changes.
[05:22] <Cheep-cheep> I like terminal in KDE too.
[05:22] <tritium> bm0nk: you have to installed sysutils or tofrodos to have dos2unix command
[05:22] <SkramX> nvm
[05:22] <tritium> SkramX: what about it
[05:22] <tritium> ?
[05:22] <SkramX> apt-get install x-window-system-dev
[05:22] <Gevaudan82> bm0nk: to close vim type :wq ...press the i and Esc button to go in and out of edit mode...i goes in, esc goes back to command mdoe where you can type :wq for example which saves and quits
[05:22] <bm0nk> tritium : actually i used the online web version of dos2unix
[05:22] <wickedpuppy> bm0nk, i also downloaded ... and got the same errors .. weird
[05:22] <tritium> bm0nk: okay, but it's available in ubuntu packages
[05:22] <SkramX> violot: I am on one right now :)
[05:22] <Cheep-cheep> The clock is in 24 hour time, I have no idea how to get it out of that, but it's ok as long as it has the right time.
[05:22] <bm0nk> Well without this wlan script i cant make my wireless card work
[05:23] <violot> Meanie :P
[05:23] <SkramX> :P
[05:23] <bm0nk> thanks tritium
[05:23] <violot> Mac OS X looks real neat
[05:23] <SkramX> yeah
[05:23] <violot> I'd use it alongside with Ubuntu
[05:23] <Cheep-cheep> OS X is neat if you have THE LATEST os.
[05:23] <violot> and maybe install some random unpopular linux distros on another
[05:23] <SkramX> I used to us egentoo for my desktop machine (a laptop), then got this macmini. Now trying ubuntu on the laptop and osx on the macmini
[05:23] <Cheep-cheep> If you have something that's like 10 versions behind you are outta luck with anything.
[05:23] <violot> I hate Apple's upgrade ways
[05:23] <RawSewage> Is there a command you can type to abort the 30-mount disk check
[05:23] <SkramX> still proudly use gentoo on servers
[05:23] <SkramX> yeah
[05:24] <Gevaudan82> violot:  granted i'm not a mac user but it seems the osx dock would be horrible for multitasking...especially when opening up close to two dozen windows as i usually have open
[05:24] <bm0nk> I tried to configure my wireless card using the networking GUI, but as soon as i change it from DHCP to static, even if i've filled in all the boxes....the OK buttin is greyed out...so i was trying to use this wlan.sh but now obviously im screwed :(
[05:24] <EnsignRedshirt> Is there a FAQ for the Firefox update somewhere?  After the update to <IP_ADDRESS> in breezy, I only get sound when I play a video (such as those at cnn or bbc).
[05:24] <violot> I want to try a Mac out
[05:24] <violot> They seem to have real nice integration built in between apps
[05:24] <RawSewage> Is there an Ubuntu help channel
[05:24] <Cheep-cheep> I like the name of the advanced text editor.
[05:24] <violot> Like what KDE seems to be striving for
[05:24] <Cheep-cheep> !Kate
[05:24] <ubotu> Text Editors: gedit (GNOME), Kate (KDE), vi/vim (terminal-based), terminal based: vi/vim, emacs, nano (user-friendly). HTML/CSS editors: !html; Programming: !code
[05:24] <sig> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[05:24] <sig> anyone want to help with this one?
[05:25] <sig> processing was halted because there were too many errors?????
[05:25] <Gevaudan82> violot: assuming you pay for their apps of course...just as microsoft's visual studio/sql server/windows 2003 server integration
[05:25] <sig> was install mplayer
[05:25] <wickedpuppy> sig, mplay is in repos ..
[05:25] <violot> Yeah, I wish I wouldn't be stuck in a clone of MS's monopoly with Apple
[05:25] <Cheep-cheep> !html
[05:25] <ubotu> html is HyperText Markup Language, used to build webpages. Editors in Ubuntu: Bluefish, Quanta+, Screem. For howto on HTML coding, see: http://www.w3schools.com
[05:25] <RawSewage> Is there a command you can type to abort the 30-mount disk check
[05:25] <wickedpuppy> mplayer*
[05:25] <odyssevs> I'm not being funny, but how do you exit emacs?
[05:25] <sig>  /car/cache/apt/archives/libartsc0_1.5.2-0ubuntu1_i386.deb
[05:25] <Deramin> Does anyone know how to get something, *anything*, to code and compile Java set up in Ubuntu?
[05:25] <SinnerG> pff slow ;p
[05:25] <violot> If they supported free software/open source software and such I'd be happy
[05:25] <sig> wickedpuppy, no kidding
[05:25] <r0yrul3z> lol
[05:25] <SinnerG> ops ;p
[05:26] <wickedpuppy> odyssevs, ctrl-x xtrl-c
[05:26] <Gevaudan82> Deramin: sudo apt-get install sun-java5-sdk
[05:26] <sig> that was an apt-get install error
[05:26] <bm0nk> wickedpuppy:  I tried to configure my wireless card using the networking GUI, but as soon as i change it from DHCP to static, even if i've filled in all the boxes....the OK buttin is greyed out...so i was trying to use this wlan.sh but now obviously im screwed :(
[05:26] <Gevaudan82> Deramin: then sudo update-alternatives --config java
[05:26] <wickedpuppy> sig, try sudo apt-get install mplayer
[05:26] <Cheep-cheep> Kopete?
[05:26] <sig> wickedpuppy, that was the return error of apt-get install mplayer dude
[05:26] <wickedpuppy> bm0nk, i still can't figure out the error from the bash
[05:26] <Deramin> Gevaudan82: hypothetically did it. Not all libraries seem to be there, though or else my program relying on the JDK is fubar
[05:27] <b14ck73425> is there a way to make a different program the default for movies
[05:27] <bm0nk> wickedpuppy : thats the problem...its not a real error message beccause the file does exist :(
[05:27] <haydenAU> what can i use to burn a dvd-video ?
[05:27] <Netslayer> i really dont feel like submitting some bugs, is there a quicker way?
[05:27] <Gevaudan82> Deramin: what libraries are you looking for?
[05:27] <violot> Cocoa and Obj-C looks like a real nice way to develop apps
[05:27] <Netslayer> the edgy installer has a lot of rough edges
[05:27] <wickedpuppy> bm0nk, well bash should be slapped :P
[05:28] <Gevaudan82> haydenAU: k3b
[05:28] <violot> I'd kill for a port of Cocoa to Linux that could make GNOME or Qt apps with Cocoa's same code
[05:28] <haydenAU> anything for gnome?
[05:28] <SinnerG> grmbl
[05:28] <jtholmes> Netslayer: like what rough edges
[05:28] <clearzen> How do I set apt to directly connect to the internet instead of using a proxy? What changes need to be made to the apt.conf file?
[05:28] <bm0nk> wickedpuppy : This is the final step to make my wireless card work...    ( http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1573173 is my extensive posting lol )
[05:28] <SinnerG> where I had 80connections / sec before with debian
[05:28] <SinnerG> I get 4-5 connections / sec with ubuntu :/
[05:28] <Gevaudan82> haydenAU: it's the best dvd burner period and works in gnome even adds menu items...you can try gnomebaker if you want though
[05:28] <SinnerG> compiled apache 2 + php + eaccelerator
[05:28] <grandy> Hello... I've scoured the net about this and finally I'm here on IRC:  I am trying to install the latest Ubuntu server on a dell poweredge 650 with Megaraid... Apparently according to my search the dapper install cd has a version of the kernel w/ a broken megaraid driver... any ideas on what I can do to get dapper installed in spite of that?
[05:28] <SinnerG> just as I had before
[05:28] <SinnerG> and load is skyrocketing
[05:28] <haydenAU> Gevaudan82, ok i'll install that
[05:29] <SinnerG>  07:28:55 up 1 day,  3:11,  2 users,  load average: 47.02, 35.04, 32.45
[05:29] <jturek> help! -r--r--r--   1 root     sys          990 Oct  2 23:16 passwd
[05:29] <RawSewage> I was gone, did someone answer my question
[05:29] <bm0nk> wickedpuppy : And I think i've nearly fixed it but...this bash script should just be a simple run procedure but NO, its laughing at me, ITS LAUGHING AT ME :(
[05:29] <RawSewage> just kidding
[05:29] <jturek> how can i edit that file as root if its all read only
[05:29] <Netslayer> jtholmes, if the partition managed (manual edit mode) fails to create a partition due to rereading errors it still continues and then dies
[05:29] <bm0nk> sudo gedit /file
[05:29] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: How's it going?
[05:29] <wickedpuppy> bm0nk, relax and calm down ...
[05:29] <Deramin> Gevaudan82: may have misread it. can't find library tools.jar
[05:29] <odyssevs> violot, GNUstep is the ebst you get I'm afraid.
[05:29] <jturek> bm0nk: even as root it says permission denied
[05:29] <bm0nk> wickedpuppy : lol im sorry, but you have no idea how much time i've spent on this
[05:30] <bm0nk> jturek : Ah...well...thats the end of the line for me helping you...lol im a newbie :(
[05:30] <wickedpuppy> bm0nk, wireless isn't that polished on linux ... a few years back it was sound and video ... so on and so on ... blame the companies
[05:30] <jtholmes> Netslayer: i noticed the msg  all removed partitions will be formatted  that is bad i have to wait to get home to check that one out
[05:30] <dragonfyre13> OK, there are easier ways of doing .FON files, which is what I'm working on. BCF works, but PCF dies.
[05:30] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: OK, there are easier ways of doing .FON files, which is what I'm working on. BCF works, but PCF dies.
[05:31] <bm0nk> wickedpuppy :  Well right now wireless isnt the problem, its bash.....
[05:31] <jtholmes> Netslayer: i dont dare check it out while on the road too dangerous if i wipe my prime linux mahcine
[05:31] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: So I should forget about PCF?
[05:31] <dragonfyre13> yep
[05:31] <grandy> Hello... I've scoured the net about this and finally I'm here on IRC:  I am trying to install the latest Ubuntu server on a dell poweredge 650 with Megaraid... Apparently according to my search the dapper install cd has a version of the kernel w/ a broken megaraid driver... any ideas on what I can do to get dapper installed in spite of that?
[05:31] <dragonfyre13> FON is the way to go. It's windows standard.
[05:31] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: FON is the way to go. It's windows standard.
[05:31] <bm0nk> wickedpuppy : I've done the hard part....installing ndsiwrapper/card driver, getting it to see it...getting it connected...now just trying to run this F-ing script to get it working...and it doesnt even give me an error i can go google and research
[05:31] <Codemaster_> hey guys, I've looked around on the forums and online for this problem and I still am unable to fix it: gpg: symbol lookup error: /usr/local/lib/libreadline.so.5: undefined symbol: BC
[05:31] <bm0nk> wickedpuppy : doing my freaking head in
[05:32] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: The thing is, PCF 5 years ago was great. It's just gone out by now.
[05:32] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Someone should change the docs.
[05:32] <Senesence> !fonts
[05:32] <ubotu> Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto
[05:32] <ubotu> No fonts in flash? Install msttcorefonts, gsfonts, and gsfonts-x11 , No fonts in mplayer? see !mplayer
[05:32] <Codemaster_> so if anyone can help, that'd be awesome :D
[05:32] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: lemme look.
[05:33] <WhiteNoise> IF i have installed nvidia-glx and nvidia-kernel-common, and then later want to install an nvidia 3rd party module, how do I work this out?  uninstall both ubuntu packages and run nvidia's installer?  just use nvidia's installers and ignore installed pckgs?
[05:33] <Normal> I'm having alot of trouble installing Ubuntu and would appreciate any help. It's a little long to put here so: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?p=2447076#post2447076
[05:34] <Cheep-cheep> Guys I have to say I like KDE.
[05:34] <Cheep-cheep> Probably because it reminds me of uh....
[05:34] <clearzen> How can I tell apt to directly connect to the internet instead of using a proxy?
[05:34] <Codemaster_> here's a link to the problem I've been having: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=269022
[05:34] <roughtrader> does anyone here use lyx?
[05:34] <tritium> WhiteNoise: use ubuntu packages, not nvidia installers
[05:34] <Apollo> OK so guys
[05:34] <Apollo> I need quite a large amount of help
[05:34] <EnsignRedshirt> Cheep-cheep: ...cartoons?
[05:34] <ithiel> how does one switch desktops (gnome to KDE) using Apt?
[05:35] <Codemaster_> apt-get the kubuntu-desktop
[05:35] <ithiel> I'm getting old and I've forgotten, forgive me
[05:35] <Apollo> Ubuntu stopped booting today..it keeps hanging on the part where it loads the manual drivers.
[05:35] <bm0nk> Well i guess no one can help me, im thoroughly pissed off with this bash:/
[05:35] <WhiteNoise> tritium, so far I have, but the latest ubuntu have problems with getty (f1 - f6) *AND* wine (wine won't show any fonts) -- big problems for me
[05:35] <Apollo> For some reason, my wireless light on my laptop keeps blinkingwhen it freezes
[05:35] <odyssevs> Codemaster_, libncurses-dev is installed?
[05:35] <ithiel> yay. no more stupefying desktop.
[05:36] <Codemaster_> should be, let me double check here
[05:36] <Apollo> Things I've tried: disabling wireless in the bios, and booting in recovery mode.
[05:36] <odyssevs> has some whistles and bells with it.. apt-get with -s to check.
[05:36] <Codemaster_> odyssevs: yes, libncurses5-dev is installed
[05:36] <Cheep-cheep> EnsignRedshirt: Cartoons?
[05:37] <EnsignRedshirt> Cheep-cheep: Just finishing your previous comment.  KDE always looked cartoonish to me.
[05:37] <Cheep-cheep> Oh.
[05:37] <Cheep-cheep> Well, maybe that's why I like it?
[05:37] <EnsignRedshirt> :)
[05:37] <alex_ubuntu> Who can help with a CUPS install
[05:38] <odyssevs> Codemaster_, http://tolstoy.newcastle.edu.au/R/devel/06/01/3799.html
[05:38] <Codemaster_> i'll take a look at that; thank you for your help so far.
[05:38] <morphir> anyone run engage the osx-like docker??
[05:38] <ellioT`> hows it goin everyone
[05:38] <ellioT`> code, i couldn't get it to install
[05:38] <lostboyz> i was wondering i have a problem when i try to logout after i changed the xorg serever to accomodate my ati graphics card now i just get a black screen
[05:38] <ellioT`> i got that kxdocker or whatever
[05:39] <ellioT`> but it was too annoying
[05:39] <Gevaudan82> lostboyz: see if you have an /etc/X11/xorg.backup
[05:39] <Dr_willis> ellioT`,  i agree there.
[05:39] <morphir> ellioT`: kxdocker sucks man
[05:39] <ANTDx1> Anyone know what is causing my laptop to hang during boot?
[05:39] <Codemaster_> odyssevs: what's this 'R'? Do i have to recompile it and if so, where do i obtain the sources
[05:39] <ellioT`> i know, lol
[05:39] <Gevaudan82> ANTDx1: did  you  check /var/log/messages?
[05:39] <ellioT`> how do you get transparent windows, or borders
[05:39] <lostboyz> yes i have one but i want to know exactly why it is not able to work
[05:39] <ANTDx1> Gevaudan82, I can't because it won't boot.
[05:39] <ellioT`> kinda like vista, i have seen it in screenshots
[05:40] <Gevaudan82> ANTDx1: enter grub, enter e to edit the default entry and then type single after it...alternativly, check enter the fail safe mode, they do the same thing
[05:40] <ellioT`> can't get the forum's search to work right now, so i figured i would check out the chat
[05:40] <AngryParsley> ellioT`: it annoys me how many quirks it inherits from XP
[05:40] <AngryParsley> like bluetooth
[05:40] <ellioT`> heheh
[05:40] <EnsignRedshirt> Crud... I got the update to Firerfox <IP_ADDRESS> in breezy, and now video, java and flash don't work.
[05:40] <ellioT`> i just switched to ubuntu
[05:40] <odyssevs> Codemaster_, no idea. Another site (in German) mentions it too.
[05:40] <ANTDx1> Gevaudan82: what will that do?  I have a dual-boot on my computer.  The boot for Ubuntu starts, but then stops at a certain point in the mounting of hardware and loading of drivers
[05:41] <AngryParsley> the hardware accelerated UI is nice, but apple has had it for years
[05:41] <Codemaster_> yeah, i've found most of this via google
[05:41] <ellioT`> like a week ago, haven't been in linux for years
[05:41] <Dr_willis> ellioT`,  forums search has been having some up and down issues :(
[05:41] <AngryParsley> I'm setting up an ubuntu lamp server right now
[05:41] <AngryParsley> and so far it's going swimmingly
[05:41] <Codemaster_> it's very odd, apt-get fails because gpg fails because of this
[05:41] <odyssevs> Codemaster_, some French site was suggesting perhaps libncurses-dev wasn't as up-to-date as necessary. Nothing which gives you a solution of course.
[05:41] <ellioT`> dr_willi, its saying db down right now, you know what gives you transparent windows?
[05:41] <Codemaster_> hm, ok
[05:41] <ellioT`> or just the borders
[05:41] <Codemaster_> i'll try reinstalling libncurses
[05:41] <Gevaudan82> ANTDx1: it'll allow you to enter the command line...then type tail /var/log/messages to see where your boot is choking at...whatever line you get search it in google and changes are someone else has had the same problem
[05:42] <odyssevs> Codemaster_, I wouldn't break your neck over it.
[05:42] <Gevaudan82> ANTDx1: if it's related to your ati driver...see if you have a backup of your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file...if so replace xorg.conf with your backup
[05:42] <Codemaster_> i can't install half the updates the
[05:42] <Cheep-cheep> Ok, nobody can say yucky to KDE.
[05:42] <Codemaster_> because it fails gpg'ing them
[05:42] <ellioT`> what you guys use for irc, xchat?
[05:42] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: I have to go. Thank you for trying to help me. If you find any answers to this issue please be so kind as to post the answer here: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=269528. Thanks again for all you did.
[05:43] <Dr_willis> ellioT`,  using xchat 2.4 here. :)
[05:43] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: sure.
[05:43] <dragonfyre13> Senesence: I'll post if I find it.
[05:43] <ANTDx1> ok i'll try that and be back if it doesn't work
[05:43] <Senesence> dragonfyre13: Thanks
[05:43] <ellioT`> hrmm, i want those transparent window borders like vista
[05:43] <Codemaster_> my friend has them with the newet ubuntu in gnome
[05:43] <Codemaster_> not sure how or what theme he is using
[05:44] <Dr_willis> ellioT`,  useless eye candy.
[05:44] <ellioT`> he has the transparency? so jealous
[05:44] <ellioT`> i know, but sometimes i like the useless
[05:44] <DarkMageZ> ellioT`, i think you're refering to compiz/beryl... it's alpha software... but if you REALLY wanna hurt your system then visit #ubuntu-xgl
[05:44] <ellioT`> lol, i don't want to hurt it
[05:44] <AngryParsley> ellioT`: the eye candy is pretty useless
[05:44] <AngryParsley> it's not worth the instability right now
[05:45] <ellioT`> oh ok, thanx
[05:45] <AngryParsley> and the frustration of setting up xgl
[05:45] <Codemaster_> ellioT`: he said he using beryl to achieve the transparency effects.
[05:45] <Dr_willis> even if it was stable..i dont see how it makes you any more productive..
[05:45] <ellioT`> i can't beleive how great this works right after the install
[05:45] <DarkMageZ> Dr_willis, you should try it for a month. it does help when it works
[05:45] <ellioT`> wireless works perfect, everything
[05:45] <Dr_willis> i guess i am the only peson that likes clean, clear, easy to read/use themes.
[05:45] <AngryParsley> Dr_willis: in OSX at least they made up things like dashboard and expose to make things easier
[05:45] <AngryParsley> but besides that there's only the performance enhancement
[05:45] <Dr_willis> DarkMageZ,  i dont see how. I tend to set up desktops for my different tasks and just swithc tween them.
[05:45] <odyssevs> Dr_willis, far from it.
[05:45] <ellioT`> now i dual boot my other comp, ubuntu's drivers worked better than xp or vista ever did
[05:46] <SkramX> api.c:30:22: ft2build.h: No such file or directory
[05:46] <SkramX> any idea?
[05:46] <SkramX> do i need to apt-get something to get that?
[05:46] <Dr_willis> Then again.. ive been using the "Matchbox" window manager lately. :P thats.. different.
[05:46] <alex_ubuntu> any one ever use the  http://localhost:631/admin CUPS to install a printer
[05:46] <Codemaster_> odyssevs: I reinstalled all of the ncurses libraries via synaptic and ran sudo ldconfig, but I still have the libreadline.so.5 undefined symbol: BC error.
[05:46] <odyssevs> alex_ubuntu, yes, nearly put me off linux for life.
[05:46] <alex_ubuntu> no luck...
[05:46] <DarkMageZ> SkramX, what on earth are you trying to build?
[05:46] <SkramX> imlib2 for enlightenment 17
[05:47] <bimberi> ubotu tell alex_ubuntu about cupsweb
[05:47] <odyssevs> SkramX, http://lists.trolltech.com/qt-interest/2004-03/thread00287-0.html
[05:47] <SkramX> ok..
[05:48] <cafuego> libimlib2 1.2.1-2  not good enough?
[05:49] <flowbot> anybody using telepathy in edgy? i can't figure how to connect to irc channel with the idle extension ...
[05:50] <Dr_willis> alex_ubuntu,  thats disabled by default in ubuntu - it LOOKS like it works. but it dosent
[05:50] <Dr_willis> alex_ubuntu,  its a bit of a sore spot with the cups devs. :P the ubuntu forums/wikis discuss how to reenable the web interface
[05:51] <delaney> does anyone here use mpd and gmpc ??
[05:51] <delaney> im COMPLETELY confused
[05:51] <odyssevs> Codemaster_, may I see your /etc/apt/sources.list please?
[05:51] <Codemaster_> sure,
[05:51] <Codemaster_> want me to PM you it?
[05:51] <odyssevs> !pastebin
[05:51] <odyssevs> !paste
[05:51] <Codemaster_> !paste
[05:51] <Codemaster_> !pastebin
[05:51] <odyssevs> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org]
[05:51] <Codemaster_> that works
[05:52] <Codemaster_> odyssevs: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/25545/
[05:52] <Codemaster_> it errors on us.archive, beerorkid, blutkind, compiz-mirror, compiz.net and security.ubuntu.com
[05:53] <cute_bettong> !ati
[05:53] <cute_bettong> ! ati
[05:53] <Cheep-cheep> KDE = win.
[05:53] <Cheep-cheep> Sorry guys.