[14:22] <IndyGunFreak> !info openarena | coincoin169
[14:22] <xolve> bazhang I already have 600 mb ram how much more do i need!!
[14:22] <ubotu> coincoin169: openarena (source: openarena): A fast-paced 3D first-person shooter. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.6.0-4 (gutsy), package size 747 kB, installed size 1648 kB
[14:22] <LoK_> xolve: 640mb is fine... keep top open let it lock up and see what is using 100% cpu
[14:22] <IndyGunFreak> coincoin169: those are the two best in my opinion
[14:22] <Bodsda> xolve, 2gig is good
[14:22] <neopsyche> bazhang, it was a kde tv program.. for timed recording
[14:22] <bazhang> xolve just a suggestion you can have 640 MB if you wish
[14:22] <l_vagnozzi> damaltor ok it work!!!
[14:23] <xolve> LoK_ ok I wait will you be here for some time till i return
[14:23] <l_vagnozzi> tanks you
[14:23] <xolve> i need to restart pc after that
[14:23] <rnb> bazhang...any clue about my problem?
[14:23] <coincoin169> ok thx
[14:23] <bazhang> neopsyche try removing it
[14:23] <neopsyche> bazhang, it was a kde program
[14:23] <_Bart_> can someone help me make my standby function working, can't resume after using it, log: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57464/
[14:23] <coincoin169> what do you think of world of padman ?
[14:24] <nikitis> what driver should i use with the Intel Integrated Driver 82G33/G31 ?
[14:24] <bazhang> rnb Pici suggested it already--look at the triangle that you can clcik to see the progress and see what is hanging
[14:24] <IndyGunFreak> coincoin169: never played that one
[14:24] <bod_> coincoin169, take it to #ubuntu-offtopic    plz
[14:24] <coincoin169> ok bod_
[14:24] <rnb> there is no triangle that i can click
[14:24] <bod_> ty ;~)
[14:24] <david_> hello
[14:24] <itai-michaelson> hi , whats the latest on the flash player issue? i remember a few weeks ago there was some problem
[14:24] <bazhang> rnb this is via synaptic or the console
[14:24] <neopsyche> bazhang, I think i already removed it.. then the tvtime screen was blue
[14:25] <rnb> via synaptic
[14:25] <bazhang> itai-michaelson: its fixed
[14:25] <david_> how can i set up ubuntu so that by doubleclicking on an exe it will open it up with wine?
[14:25] <bod_> itai-michaelson, theres been probs for a while and theres been a workaround/fix for ages
[14:25] <bod_> david
[14:25] <neopsyche> bazhang,i would also like to be able to install this: http://davidwinter.me.uk/articles/2008/02/10/me-tv-eyetv-for-ubuntu/ but the repos dont seem to be working.. anyone know where i can get a .deb file ?
[14:25] <david_> bod_: yes?
[14:25] <itai-michaelson> bod thanks - can you point me to the workaround
[14:25] <arturo> hola hay alguien que hable en español
[14:26] <bazhang> !es | arturo
[14:26] <ubotu> arturo: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[14:26] <bod_> david_, right click --> properties --> open with tab --> choose wine
[14:26] <bod_> itai-michaelson, its a fix thats now in the repo's
[14:26] <rnb> bazhang...should i do it via console?
[14:27] <itai-michaelson> bod - oh i see so just apt-get install flash plugin non free ?
[14:27] <bazhang> rnb synaptic should be fine--there is a progress bar thing you can click to check what is being done though look for it
[14:27] <bod_> itai-michaelson, i doubt thats the exact name,.,.search synaptic for flash (make sure u have uni and non free and multi repo's enabled)
[14:28] <itai-michaelson> bod ok thank you
[14:28] <rnb> i clicked the progress bar, but nothing else is shown
[14:28] <bazhang> rnb how long has this been hanging
[14:28] <bod_> itai-michaelson, no probs ;~)
[14:29] <rnb> before i joined this chat...and it happened before...kept it for more than 1 hr
[14:29] <bazhang> rnb and then it timed out and you tried again or what
[14:29] <DB42> hi, my laptop running ubuntu 7.10 sometimes just stops in the middle, and apperntly when battery is low as well (i changed it to go to sleep but no effecT) with no warning
[14:30] <_Bart_> can someone help me make my standby function working, can't resume after using it, log: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57464/
[14:30] <rnb> no timeout..after 2 hrs i cancelled...this is my 5th attempt or so
[14:31] <bazhang> rnb what repos you have for feisty would you mind posting your sources list to pastebin
[14:31] <rnb> how can i find out?
[14:31] <neopsyche> bazhang,i dont understand why metv is not installing.. the info seems to be in the repo.. http://ppa.launchpad.net/michael-lamothe/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/binary-i386/Packages
[14:32] <bazhang> rnb did you add any repos outside of the ubuntu ones
[14:32] <rnb> no
[14:32] <redmonkey> how do i start init scripts on systemstart in background?
[14:33] <itai-michaelson> rnd to find sources : cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[14:33] <DB42> hi, my laptop running ubuntu 7.10 sometimes just stops in the middle, and apperntly when battery is low as well (i changed it to go to sleep but no effecT) with no warning any ideas ?
[14:33] <rnb> ok, how do i paste to pastebin?
[14:33] <bazhang> rnb if you install pastebinit you can cat that file directly to pastebin
[14:33] <kalatian> !pastebin | rnb
[14:33] <ubotu> rnb: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lines texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic)
[14:35] <DB42> also my apt-get is borked cause my laptop shut down in the middle, how do i fix it ?
[14:35] <cafka>  bzip2 -dc patch-<IP_ADDRESS>.bz2 | patch -p1 -s   i have used this command to patch the kernel.. but a setup is displayed to choose what files to be patched is there a command to patch all files??
[14:35] <rnb> ok, url = http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57468/
[14:35] <bazhang> DB42: what is the error message you get
[14:36] <DB42> bazhang: sec
[14:36] <prashant> hiiiiiiiiii
[14:36] <prashant> how i install wine
[14:37] <m1r> apt-get install wine
[14:37] <prashant> showing error
[14:37] <m1r> what error ?
[14:37] <DB42> http://pastebin.ca/918973 <-- my apt-get is borked, please help
[14:38] <bazhang> rnb what instructions did you follow to upgrade to gutsy?
[14:38] <prashant> kkkkkk
[14:38] <Pici> DB42: Are you using Hardy?
[14:38] <rnb> from 6.x? just started to upgrade from synaptic
[14:38] <ziggys> Hello! anybody knows about airodump-ng?
[14:39] <DB42> pici; 7.10
[14:39] <jaja--> Hi, I just downloaded ubutu from the ubuntu homepage, and am trying to install it but it stops at this message "Running local boot scripts (/etc/re.local)" and doesn't do anything else. Does anybody know why this could be?
[14:39] <DB42> it happened cause my laptop shutdown in middle of update
[14:39] <ziggys> Hello! anybody knows about airodump-ng?
[14:39] <m1r> prashant . try : apt-get --fix-missing ?
[14:40] <Pici> DB42: I suggest doing a `sudo apt-get clean` then try updating/upgrading again.
[14:40] <l_vagnozzi> how to get amarok in italian language?
[14:40] <ziggys> translate
[14:40] <ziggys> ;DD
[14:40] <l_vagnozzi> ;))
[14:40] <neopsyche> bazhang,ok
[14:40] <prashant> pidgin not work
[14:40] <bazhang> rnb you are on feisty from dapper right? there are dapper sources and none of feisty, also there are gutsy sources--did you ever update feisty or just straight to gutsy upgrade
[14:41] <ziggys> dammit airodump-ng dont capturing .ivs data @ all
[14:41] <bazhang> neopsyche: you got it working now?
[14:41] <ziggys> with backtrack
[14:41] <rnb> i have done all dates i thought i had to
[14:41] <rnb> updates
[14:42] <prashant> pidgin not work
[14:42] <Pici> ziggys: This channel is only for Ubuntu support, if you are using backtrack, you may want to try ##linux or perhaps #backtrack
[14:42] <DB42> pici: thanks, i'll tr
[14:42] <jaja--> Hi, I just downloaded ubutu from the ubuntu homepage, and am trying to install it but it stops at this message "Running local boot scripts (/etc/re.local)" and doesn't do anything else. Does anybody know why this could be?
[14:43] <rnb> i run synaptic every time the red icon on top is shown
[14:43] <LjL> l_vagnozzi: do you have language-pack-kde-it installed?
[14:43] <DB42> pici: it deleted all my ARCVHIES ?? BLAH
[14:43] <ziggys> Pici, thx, but under ubuntu/kubuntu/xubuntu you can use backtrack
[14:43] <bazhang> rnb how long did you use feisty before you upgraded to gutsy
[14:43] <l_vagnozzi> LjL not yet! ;:))
[14:43] <rnb> cant remember
[14:43] <prashant> hiiiiiiiiiii
[14:44] <l_vagnozzi> LjL thank you!
[14:44] <prashant> r u getting me
[14:44] <ziggys> Pici, backtrack is tool live cd
[14:44] <Pici> DB42: You archives were corrupt, thats what was causing the error.
[14:44] <LjL> !hi | prashant
[14:44] <ubotu> prashant: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[14:44] <rnb> i first installed from 5.10 cd
[14:44] <Pici> ziggys: I know its a LiveCD.
[14:44] <DB42> pici: did it, same error
[14:44] <xai> does the current 7.10 desktop cd installer have a Live option?
[14:44] <prashant> my pidgin not work
[14:45] <LjL> xai: no "option"... it boots up to a "live" environment by default.
[14:45] <andre__> is there anyone that kan help me with configuring network crap for ubuntu?
[14:45] <xai> LjL: ah.. and then you can choose to install from that environment..
[14:45] <jms> fszg
[14:45] <LjL> xai: yes
[14:45] <andre__> the networking script seems to fail to do what it needs unless i make it restart
[14:46] <oyvind> hi, i cant change my screen resolution and it is set to 640x480 , can anyone help?
[14:46] <prashant> pidgin not work properly
[14:46] <LjL> xai: if you *don't* want the live environment (limited resources, etc), there is another CD you can use
[14:46] <xai> Thanks.. I remember now. I didn't see it in the faq.
[14:46] <prashant> pidhin not work
[14:46] <Pici> DB42: Since your computer crashed/shutdown in the middle of file operations, you may need to run a filesystem check. To force this on your next boot, type: sudo touch /forcefsck, and then reboot.
[14:46] <rnb> and i do remember i had to adjust the sources list
[14:46] <andre__> and that network manager does not seem to have enough options to make it work either
[14:46] <Pici> !upgrade | rnb please read
[14:46] <ubotu> rnb please read: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[14:46] <bazhang> rnb what instructions did you follow to 'adjust' the sources list
[14:47] <DB42> pici: ok, thuoght i think the problem is somewhere else
[14:47] <DB42> i'll try
[14:47] <rnb> in an ubuntu newsgroup
[14:47] <Pici> DB42: Where do you think the problem is?
[14:47] <bazhang> rnb did they recommend an easy or 'automatic' way to do it?
[14:48] <neopsyche> bazhang, no not yet
[14:48] <rnb> automatic
[14:48] <DB42> pici: this newline is the resp list maybe ?
[14:48] <bazhang> rnb aha
[14:48] <neopsyche> bazhang,http://osdir.com/ml/video.tvtime.devel/2005-01/msg00002.html
[14:48] <oyvind> hi, i cant change my screen resolution and it is set to 640x480 , can anyone help? cant enter screen and graphics where i first changed to test tv out
[14:48] <rnb> this was wrong?
[14:49] <Pici> DB42: No, it wouldnt make it that far if it was that.  The file list for one of the packages is corrupt.
[14:49] <bazhang> neopsyche you still trying to watch/record tv? is that the general thrust of where you are heading?
[14:49] <DB42> i'll do forcecheck
[14:49] <neopsyche> bazhang, yes.. and want tvtime for viewing as it seems to give good picture quality.
[14:49] <bazhang> rnb and did that automatic have an 'X' at the end?
[14:50] <david> is there some nice pretty ubuntu ui for setting up VPN?
[14:50] <rnb> you mean all graphic?
[14:50] <david> rnb: more or less :)
[14:50] <rnb> yes
[14:50] <david> suitable to the gnomeness ;)
[14:50] <bazhang> rnb what was the name of the automatic way of doing this sources list adjust
[14:50] <DB42> pici: any idea why ubuntu simply shut down computer suddently (not clean) without warning ?
[14:50] <cafka> is 2.6.24 kernel package avaiable for ubuntu ??
[14:51] <rnb> ohh...misunderstanding: the sources list i had to adjust manually
[14:51] <erUSUL> cafka: no
[14:52] <bazhang> rnb so you changed dapper to feisty in the sources list?
[14:52] <rnb> yes
[14:52] <Pici> DB42: No, I dont.
[14:52] <DB42> how do i see the text instead of graphics at boot (so i can see fsck) ?
[14:52] <rnb> i was told to do so
[14:52] <Nubae> 2.6.24 is available in hardy heron
[14:53] <bazhang> rnb and then again changed feisty to gutsy manually?
[14:53] <Nubae> and I know its not to be discussed in here, just mentioning it
[14:53] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Hi, sorry for asking bot here and in ubuntu+1 but need to reboot in gutsy really quick to do my everyday work. The question is the same for gutsy anyway. I've been asked to test if my bug still exists with latest kernel source and I discovered it's not been upgraded automatically, hence I don't know how many related packages I need (e.g. restricted modules): I must have removed some meta-package that sets up it all
[14:53] <gpellis64> DB42: sounds like a high end memory
[14:53] <rnb> i think so
[14:53] <rnb> been quite some time ago
[14:53] <gpellis64> prob
[14:53] <Le-Chuck_ITA> OK never mind! :)
[14:53] <DB42> gpellis64: dont think so, it just closes, no dump no thing
[14:53] <rnb> and it's not my only machine...just the only ubuntu machine
[14:53] <DB42> and windows works perctectly fine
[14:54] <bazhang> rnb what about codecs how did you install those?
[14:54] <DB42> how do i check if there is a temprature protection feature ?
[14:54] <rnb> codecs of?
[14:54] <bazhang> rnb codecs for mp3 videos etc
[14:54] <rnb> not using them on this machine
[14:55] <bazhang> rnb not even flash?
[14:55] <rnb> if i use flash, i installed the tar-ball from flash.com
[14:55] <tabularasa> Anybody successfully using synergy in Hardy?
[14:55] <tabularasa> mine locks the mouse up... installing from source, or package
[14:55] <DB42> pici: apt-get still not working after fsck done..
[14:56] <rnb> but most multimedia i do on other machines
[14:56] <bazhang> tabularasa: not here-- go to #ubuntu+1 ;]
[14:56] <rnb> most, if not all
[14:57] <DB42> http://pastebin.ca/918973 <-- my apt-get is borked, please help (did apt-get clean and fsck check on partition, problem still exists)
[14:57] <tabularasa> bazhang: thanks
[14:57] <bazhang> rnb you installed tarballs for all of the codecs?
[14:57] <bullgard4> "detlef@MD97600:~$ i2cdetect -l; i2c-0   unknown  SMBus I801 adapter at 18e0  N/A."  man i2cdetect: " i2cdetect -l: Output a list of installed busses." What busses are installed?
[14:57] <bazhang> DB42: did not Pici tell the solution to this?
[14:57] <rnb> i've only installed vlc and realplayer
[14:57] <DB42> bazhang: i've written it didn't help
[14:58] <rnb> but not using them on this machine anymore
[14:58] <sarah> Hello. I'm on a fresh GG installation and I can't exit to the non-graphical consoles by ctrl+Fx. Anyone have any idea why this happens?
[14:59] <rnb> so i guess the answer is no
[14:59] <jrib> sarah: ctrl-alt-F# you mean?
[14:59] <sarah> jrib: Yes, sorry
[14:59] <sarah> jrib: The screen just goes blank.
[14:59] <jrib> sarah: you start in the gui, what happens next?
[15:00] <sarah> jrib: Well, I'm in Gnome right now. When I try using ctrl+alt+f1 for instance, the screen just goes blank. No signal to my monitor apparantly.
[15:00] <bazhang> rnb try this from the console--sudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get upgrade and then note any errors you get
[15:00] <sarah> jrib: I can go back to gnome at any time.
[15:01] <jrib> sarah: yes, that's a known bug.  Check bugs.ubuntu.com.  Let me know if you can't find it.  They are called TTYs or virtual consoles
[15:01] <gpellis64> sarah try f2
[15:01] <bazhang> rnb but please do not post them here
[15:01] <sarah> jrib: I'll try that, thank you
[15:01] <bazhang> err paste
[15:01] <rnb> ok, will do...will post url here
[15:01] <Nubae> also try apt-get install -f
[15:01] <sarah> gpellis64: Completely same issue. :(
[15:01] <Pici> DB42: Sorry, was doing a little research to try to remember what I did last time I had this error. Delete (backup the file first if you want) /var/lib/dpkg/info/language-pack-en-base.list , then try upgrade/update again.
[15:01] <anaxagorus> what is the term command to open 'explorer' in ubuntu -- as in file explorer?
[15:01] <gpellis64> f7 ok
[15:02] <erUSUL> anaxagorus: nautilus
[15:02] <sarah> anaxagorus: I think you want "nautilus"
[15:02] <bazhang> nautilus anaxagorus
[15:02] <anaxagorus> thanks
[15:03] <Lartza_> is there way to get two clocks to panel that show different time (like GMT +2 and +6)
[15:03] <Lartza_> or any program
[15:03] <xai> Is there a table with md5sums on iso images?
[15:04] <Lartza_> or is there some countdown
[15:04]  * hutauf_ test
[15:04] <LjL> hutauf_: /join #test
[15:04] <jrib> xai: MD5SUMS file in releases.ubuntu.com for example
[15:04] <bazhang> success!
[15:04] <gangadjinn> ANyone else having problems logging into the MSN network??
[15:04] <LjL> !md5sums | xai
[15:04] <ubotu> xai: See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes for the md5sums of Ubuntu discs.
[15:05] <rnb> ok, url = http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57473/
[15:05] <Cyntrox> Hey... I have a problem: I dual boot, when I run Windows XP everything works perfectly, but when I run Ubuntu, I just get "out of range" on my monitor after a loading! When I press the power button on my computer, some text appears, but goes away before I can read it.
[15:05] <bj_> anyone want to help me get my sound card working, im a linux newb
[15:05] <erUSUL> !sound | bj_
[15:05] <ubotu> bj_: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[15:06] <nikitis> anyone know where i can download sun-java6-plugin?  My friend shows other java6 stuff, but the plugin doesn't show up for some reason
[15:06] <jrib> nikitis: are you using amd64?
[15:06] <gorbierd> hi @ all!
[15:07] <nikitis> ah yes
[15:07] <jrib> nikitis: why?
[15:07] <gorbierd> suggest me plz where keyboard lyout settings are stored
[15:07] <nikitis> jrib, well intel 64
[15:07] <nikitis> jrib, for 64 bit processing
[15:07] <jrib> nikitis: the ubuntu version you installed, it was 64bit?  Is there a reason you did not install the 32bit version?
[15:07] <erUSUL> nikitis: in the 64 bit version of ubuntu there is no java plugin
[15:08] <Jtom> :(
[15:08] <hobbzilla> how can I label a volume post formating?
[15:08] <nikitis> erUSUL, well what do I do?
[15:08] <erUSUL> !java64 | nikitis
[15:08] <ubotu> nikitis: You can run Flash, Real, and Java plugins in AMD64 bit computers with Firefox. see the steps to follow at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxAMD64FlashJava
[15:08] <jrib> hobbzilla: depends on the filesystem
[15:08] <nikitis> I need java for my browser
[15:08] <LjL> hobbzilla: man e2label
[15:08] <bazhang> rnb that is a different sources list from earlier; at any rate, there are duplicate source entries in that list
[15:09] <rnb> ok, what should i do?
[15:09] <gangadjinn> ANyone else having problems logging into the MSN network??
[15:09] <hobbzilla> LjL: thanks that is what I needed! :)
[15:09] <Pici> gangadjinn: I've heard a few reports of that today.
[15:09] <sarah> gangadjinn: Actually yes, but a restart of pidgin solved it. Probably unrelated or voodoo. O.-)
[15:10] <nikitis> erUSUL, this does not solve this, it makes me install 32-bit firefox.  I wish to keep 64-bit firefox.
[15:10] <bazhang> rnb you pasted a different sources list earlier--is this the same computer?
[15:10] <nikitis> that's not a fix
[15:10] <sarah> nikitis: Then there is no solution currently.
[15:10] <rnb> yes
[15:10] <Cyntrox> Hey... I have a problem: I dual boot, when I run Windows XP everything works perfectly, but when I run Ubuntu, I just get "out of range" on my monitor after a loading! When I press the power button on my computer, some text appears, but goes away before I can read it.
[15:10] <yamoodii> hi
[15:10] <nikitis> sarah, doh
[15:10] <rnb> the last url is from the console
[15:10] <rnb> from the commands you gave me
[15:10] <sarah> nikitis: You could poke SUN. :-)
[15:10] <gorbierd> anyone can help me with it?
[15:11] <bj_> i have been thru the trouble shooting steps on ubuntu.com but my sound is still not working
[15:11] <tomasso> how do i cut wav files?
[15:11] <jeffMASTERflex> tomasso: using audacity
[15:11] <erUSUL> Cyntrox: you can boot in recovery mode log in and try 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg'
[15:11] <sarah> Cyntrox: It sounds like the refresh rates are ill defined in your X server settings
[15:11] <tomasso> jeffMASTERflex,thanx
[15:11] <hobbzilla> Is it a horrible thing to have /boot & /tmp ext2 vs. ext3?
[15:11] <jrib> nikitis: you can't.  Sun does not provide a 64bit java plugin.  The bug on the tracker is years old.  If you don't have a good reason for running 64bit ubuntu and don't want the extra hassle it causes with things like these, it's better to install 32bit ubuntu
[15:12] <Cyntrox> erUSUL: I'll try that
[15:12] <nikitis> jrib, what other 64 hassles are there?
[15:12] <Cyntrox> sarah: How do I fix them?
[15:12] <bj_> can anyone help with my sound issues
[15:12] <sarah> nikitis: To add on what jrib said, you will not gain any performance increase unless you're running major graphic processing most likely.
[15:12] <sarah> Cyntrox: What erUSUL said.
[15:12] <Cyntrox> okay, thanks =P
[15:12] <nikitis> Sarah, does World of Warcraft Count?
[15:12] <sarah> nikitis: Highly unlikely.
[15:12] <erUSUL> nikitis: flash works well with nspluginwrapper and i havn't found any other issue excpt java plugin or some weird codecs
[15:12] <nikitis> well that's major graphic processing
[15:12] <DB42> pici: now i have a serious warning, that fiel not found
[15:13] <sarah> nikitis: We're talking video processing here like batch movie editing :)
[15:13] <nikitis> erUSUL, flashplugin-nonfree worked perfectly on 64bit
[15:13] <nikitis> sarah, oh ok
[15:13] <bazhang> rnb now look in system administration update manager and click on that
[15:13] <erUSUL> nikitis: that's what i said
[15:13] <jrib> nikitis: flash, some w32codecs, no psyco.  That's what I have come across
[15:13] <nikitis> oh
[15:14] <rnb> ok done
[15:14] <erUSUL> jrib: flash works fine
[15:14] <Pici> DB42: Can you try doing apt-get install --reinstall language-pack-en-base
[15:14] <nikitis> I just think it's dumb that 64 bit processors have been out for years now, and we can't use 64 bit os's because of little things like this.
[15:14] <jrib> erUSUL, nikitis: it does if you consider working in nspluginwrapper fine.  For me, it crashes too often
[15:14] <bazhang> rnb there should be a button that shows an update is available do you see it
[15:15] <DB42> pici: files list file for package 'language-pack-en-base' is missing final newline
[15:15] <erUSUL> jrib: i mater of opinion then ;)
[15:15] <rnb> yes, it says 7.10 is available
[15:15] <braniff> when is the next ubuntu version coming out ??
[15:15] <sarah> nikitis: Well, there's nothing wrong with running it in a 32 bit chroot or with 32 bit firefox I believe
[15:15] <bazhang> rnb it should say new distribution release 7.10 is available click on that
[15:15] <gpellis64> bj_: sudo alsaconf
[15:15] <sarah> nikitis: But if yo absolutely won't suffer firefox 32bit I don't see a great solution unfortunately. =/
[15:15] <bazhang> april braniff
[15:15] <nikitis> yea but 64bit firefox may be nanoseconds faster
[15:15] <rnb> ok, now it shows release notes
[15:16] <nikitis> sarah, even if it's not recognizable, it matters imo
[15:16] <sarah> nikitis: You said nano, not I. :-)
[15:16] <rnb> on top: Welcome to 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon
[15:16] <bazhang> rnb did you click the upgrade button?
[15:16] <DB42> pici: can the repository be borked ?
[15:17] <rnb> next to Cancel?
[15:17] <Nubae> 64 bit is great if one runs webserver/database server/gimp
[15:17] <braniff> i'm running feisty, should i try to upgrade to 7.10 or just do a reinstall ?
[15:17] <Pici> DB42: Normally I'd suggest uninstalling and reinstalling this, but since its core package, you may want to try this: x 32bit I don't see a great solution unfortunately. =/
[15:17] <acezar> hello tout le monde, j'ai ete victime du hack concernant les noyau 2.6.17-<IP_ADDRESS> sur un de mes serveurs (dedibox ca m'apprendra a etre plus reactif)
[15:17] <acxty> Hi, how can I take the gnome and stay only with the bash
[15:17] <jrib> !fr | acezar
[15:17] <ubotu> acezar: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[15:17] <Pici> DB42: Er, wrong paste: http://www.ecs.umass.edu/pipermail/umasslug/2006-October/001962.html
[15:17] <sarah> Nubae: Basically anything that can fully take advantage of 3gbplus ram.
[15:18] <bazhang> braniff depends on you gutsy is nice and if you want to use the net to upgrade you will have to go through gutsy ;]
[15:18] <nikitis> erUSUL, so if we had the java6-plugin source could we compile to 64?
[15:18] <bazhang> hehe
[15:18] <brobostigon> nikitis: probebly, yes
[15:18] <rnb> bazhang: i should click Upgrade (next to Cancel)?
[15:18] <bazhang> rnb yes
[15:19] <rnb> ok, gave password
[15:19] <Cyntrox> erUSUL: I typed  'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg' and got 'xserver-xorg postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customised configuration file; backup in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.20080226161808. Should I try to boot normally again now?
[15:19] <bazhang> nikitis hours and hours of compiling for that nanosecond faster firefox ;]
[15:19] <neopsyche> cany anyone help withh issue.. metv says no tuner but i do have one
[15:19] <rnb> it is fetching a lot of files for "Preparing the upgrade"
[15:20] <nikitis> bazhang, yes but, we could make it a package
[15:20] <gorbierd> peoples where saved keyboard leyout settings?
[15:20] <rnb> now "Modifying"
[15:20] <nikitis> bazhang, one maintainer, millions of users
[15:20] <rnb> Fetching file 27 of 34
[15:20] <bazhang> rnb this will take a while no need to post every little thing it does unless there is a problem ;]
[15:20] <sarah> nikitis: There a free java RE's out there, but none have quite the features of the Sun JRE I believe.
[15:21] <incorrect> i need a caching dns server were i can set the cache size to something very large and the timeout on the lookup very low
[15:21] <rnb> bazhang...that's the point: how long should it take on a 1 GHz machine?
[15:21] <sarah> nikitis: It's a question of who owns the code really. Since the official Sun JRE is not public domain we really couldn't do anything even if we had the code.
[15:21] <rnb> this Modifying, i mean?
[15:21] <nikitis> sarah, the java6-jre is available for 64bit, just not the browser plugin
[15:21] <bazhang> rnb give it a while this can take some time
[15:21] <sarah> nikitis: Oh I see. :)
[15:21] <incorrect> and the ttl very high too
[15:21] <rnb> ok. will give it some hours
[15:22] <avis> Cyntrox, i think you need to do more than the -phigh toggle.  you need sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg to probe your monitor for the correct refresh rates.  make sure to backup /etc/X11/xorg.conf because you will overwrite it.  if your new to ubuntu you might not know what to do, when in doubt, i'd use whatever is currently default.
[15:22] <mohbana> whats a good chm viewer .. gnochm isn't that good
[15:22] <bazhang> rnb not that long--20 minutes or so and see what happens
[15:22] <bazhang> nikitis millions of 64 bit users? ;]
[15:23] <W8TAH> good morning all - sometimes when i am installing a package via apt-get install -- i will see other packages listed as suggested or recomeneded -- how do i get apt to include those in the install job?
[15:23] <rnb> ok...i'll give it 20 mins
[15:23] <Cyntrox> avis: Thanks, I am indeed new to Ubuntu. New to Linux in general, actually
[15:23] <nikitis> bazhang, there would be if it was supported.  Most people with a computer that's 2 years old or newer has 64-bit
[15:23] <avis> Cyntrox, then make sure to back up that xorg.conf :)
[15:23] <bazhang> nikitis: I have 64 bit computer and 32bit system just flies ;]
[15:23] <Cyntrox> h
[15:24] <Cyntrox> hehe =P
[15:24] <Cyntrox> ...how do I do that? >.>
[15:24] <mohbana> whats a good chm viewer .. gnochm isn't that good
[15:24] <nikitis> bazhang, just think how much faster it would fly if you were using 64-bit ;)
[15:24] <K-Ton> Hi all
[15:24] <bazhang> haha
[15:24] <bullgard4> "detlef@MD97600:~$ i2cdetect -l; i2c-0   unknown  SMBus I801 adapter at 18e0  N/A."  man i2cdetect: " i2cdetect -l: Output a list of installed busses." What busses are installed on my laptop computer?
[15:24] <sarah> Cyntrox: cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/x11/xorg.conf.bak for instance
[15:24] <Cyntrox> sarah: Thanks
[15:24] <sarah> Cyntrox: Basically copying the file in case something goes wrong.
[15:24] <sara> n
[15:25] <Cyntrox> Sarah: Thank you, I'm not THAT new to computers =P I know what a backup is...
[15:25] <sarah> Cyntrox: Ah, I was just trying to explain the syntax of the cp command in case you didn't know it, sorry. :-)
[15:25] <nikitis> Cyntrox, yes but do you know how to restore it?
[15:26] <nikitis> I'm all about World of Warcraft speed.
[15:26] <Cyntrox> sarah: It's okay, I'm not offended
[15:26] <Cyntrox> nikitis: ...no >.>
[15:26] <sarah> Cyntrox: Good :-)
[15:26] <sarah> Cyntrox: Restoring it would simply be cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[15:26] <nikitis> Cyntrox, just reverse the file when your stuck with no X.
[15:27] <Cyntrox> Okay, thanks
[15:27] <nikitis> Cyntrox, cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[15:27]  * bazhang thinks this channel is the best
[15:27] <sarah> Cyntrox: The name of the backup file is arbitrary fyi, I just chose xorg.conf.bak as it's probably logical. I hope. ^_^
[15:27] <Cyntrox> Sarah: Okay, it is =P
[15:28] <nikitis> I'm trying this old, yet new Preload
[15:28] <nikitis> to see if things load faster
[15:28] <sarah> I'm off to bomb my frame buffer device.
[15:28] <braniff> are the latest video codecs available for 64 bit yet ?
[15:28] <sarah> Curse you intel. *shakes fist*
[15:28] <DB42> pici: can you send me your language-pack-en-base list file ?
[15:28] <nikitis> loads mostly used libraries to RAM for faster access, similar to a LiveCD
[15:29] <Pici> DB42: I'm not running Gutsy on any of my computers :/
[15:30] <DB42> did anyone running 7.10 upgrade their system today with the new "language-pack-en-base" ?
[15:31] <AJC_Z0> I'm just about to do so. Anything you'd like to warn me/us about?
[15:31] <nickrud> not yet, maybe not at all
[15:32] <jrib> AJC_Z0: you are about to do what?
[15:32] <xoob> hi, anyone know where to find real msn service status?
[15:32] <AJC_Z0> jrib: I was answering DB42
[15:32] <DB42> AJC_Z0: well my system borked in the middle
[15:32] <DB42> and now my apt-get wont work, because of problems in lnaguage-pack-en-base
[15:32] <DB42> and i don't know if the problem is in my place or in the respository
[15:33] <DB42> can you post your language-pack-enbase list file somewhere ?
[15:33] <AJC_Z0> How borked? I'm using the pretty clicky GUI updater
[15:33] <Jaymac> does apt-get install -f work?
[15:34] <DB42> AJC_Z0: it tells me there is a newline miossing in teh language-pack-en-base list file, and doesn't continue/install
[15:34] <Piddy> can anyone help me with getting emerald?
[15:34] <Piddy> On KDE?
[15:34] <robot_jesus> ugh, im running on amd64 and cannot find any Flash installation that works, does anyone else have this problem ?
[15:35] <AJC_Z0> DB42: Was any other process affected that you noticed?
[15:35] <bullgard4> "detlef@MD97600:~$ i2cdetect -l; i2c-0   unknown  SMBus I801 adapter at 18e0  N/A."  man i2cdetect: " i2cdetect -l: Output a list of installed busses." What busses are installed on my laptop computer?
[15:36] <DB42> AJC_Z0: nop, but it should very well be because my comp borked in the middle of the upgrade
[15:36] <jfa> Has anybody ever gotten subtitles to work on Totem?
[15:36] <agro1986> hello, what is the command to get the MAC address of, say, eth0 ?
[15:36] <verboz> hi all
[15:36] <amenado> agro1986-> sudo ip a
[15:36] <verboz> need to install deriver for "globertrotter connect"
[15:36] <verboz> do you have any idea??
[15:37] <verboz> it's a 3G modem
[15:37] <agro1986> amenado thanks i'll try it (on a win machine right now)
[15:37] <Piddy> anyone?
[15:38] <DrBanzai> When I try to run Festival, I get a "No default voice found" error...any ideas?  I just installed it through apt-get.
[15:38] <DB42> AJC_Z0: again, if you can send me the list file before updating...
[15:38] <AJC_Z0> DB42: Borkage comes in many varieties. Did your system crash and catch fire, carry on unaffected except for the error from the update, or something in between?
[15:38] <AJC_Z0> DB42: What list file?
[15:39] <bazhang> Piddy: sudo apt-get install emerald
[15:39] <Piddy> bazhang: I have emerald installed, but emerald --replace doesn't work.
[15:39] <DB42> AJC_Z0: i did an upgrade, the machine shutdown not safely, thats it
[15:39] <W8TAH> good morning all - sometimes when i am installing a package via apt-get install -- i will see other packages listed as suggested or recomeneded -- how do i get apt to include those in the install job?
[15:40] <DB42> the  /var/lib/dpkg/info/language-pack-en-base.* files
[15:40] <AJC_Z0> DB42: It shut down because it crashed? Because you told it to? Because...?
[15:40] <bazhang> Piddy: what about compiz --replace followed by emerald --replace in alt f2
[15:40] <DB42> AJC_Z0: i wish i knew.. again, it stoped working, not shutdown (it's a laptop)
[15:40] <khaotik> i am ting to install the printer driver for the printer i have at work and its not got the right model number for the printer i am using. is there a way that i could get the thing working
[15:41] <AJC_Z0> DB42: I'm not trying to give you a hard time, but it would help at least one person (me) if you could say in technical terms what happened when you applied the update
[15:41] <Piddy> bazhang: Now I have no errr... The line where you can minimize etc
[15:41] <Piddy> it's gone
[15:41] <DB42> AJC_Z0: the computer turned off
[15:42] <bazhang> piddy you have ccsm installed?
[15:42] <DB42> it's not related to the update, but to another problem i guess, but it prolly borked some stuff
[15:42] <Piddy> bazhang: I think so. Hold on.
[15:42] <r00723r0> How would I get a list of all packages I installed manually?
[15:42] <Piddy> bazhang: yes
[15:42] <AJC_Z0> DB42: I'm inclined to agree that a language pack update is very unlikely to have that effect, no matter how broken
[15:42] <bazhang> Piddy: look for the plugin window decorations or some such enable it
[15:43] <AmyRose> Is there a way to control where Firefox looks for its plug-ins?
[15:43] <DB42> AJC_Z0: this is why i want the dpkg files from somebody before updating, so i can see if it fixes my probelm..
[15:43] <Piddy> bazhang: Just enabled it.
[15:43] <AdvoWork> hey there, how can i reboot my server from the terminal? :S
[15:43] <Piddy> or wait
[15:44] <Piddy> bazhang: Window decorations?
[15:44] <bazhang> Piddy: aye
[15:44] <Piddy> it's enabled
[15:44] <Piddy> nothing happened though
[15:44] <Cyntrox> The setup thing is asking me for a mouse port... I have a USB mouse, which option should I choose: /dev/input/mice, /dev/psaux, /dev/ttyS0, /dev/tts0 or /dev/gpmdata?
[15:44] <AJC_Z0> DB42: I just applied the updates (the base and other) with no problems. I tried to copy the detailed output bu the window closed before I could copy it
[15:44] <AmyRose> Cyntrox: /dev/input/mice
[15:44] <bazhang> Piddy: did you try the emerald --replace again?
[15:45] <rnb> bazhang: about 20 minutes have passed and no change at all: still at "Fetching file 27 of 34"
[15:45] <Cyntrox> Thanks, AmyRose
[15:45] <AJC_Z0> Which file(s) on the filesystem do you want?
[15:45] <AmyRose> Cyntrox: You're welcome. That also applies to PS/2 mice too--it allows you to use multiple PS/2 and USB mice :D
[15:45] <DB42> AJC_Z0: now i dont need any files
[15:45] <DB42> i needd them BEFORE the upgrade
[15:45] <DB42> thanks
[15:45] <amenado> AdvoWork-> sudo shutdown -h now
[15:45] <Cyntrox> AmyRose, Okay =) Should I pick the ImPS/2 or ExplorerPS/2 protocol?
[15:45] <AJC_Z0> DB42: So you need a time machine
[15:46] <DB42> http://pastebin.ca/918973 <-- my apt-get is borked, please help (did apt-get clean and fsck check on partition, problem still exists)
[15:46] <DB42> AJC_Z0: nah... just a bit of listening before doing
[15:49] <Cyntrox> Which mouse protocol should I use: ImPS/2 or ExplorerPS/2?
[15:50] <bullgard4> Cyntrox: Usually it is wise to let your distribution choose.
[15:50] <NET||abuse> Anyone know a really good note taking/ organising application, i need something much heavier than tomboy, more in the line of, write 2 or 3 paragraph text doc/note or draw diagram, assign to category/folder/tab/treenode, possibly upload changes/additions to svn repo. but a local system would be a good start
[15:50] <Rgem> Hello all, I'm searching for a good program for playing .mov's
[15:50] <Rgem> all the players I've tried have failed yet
[15:51] <fredmv> Rgem, what about VLC?
[15:51] <rnb> bazhang: did i miss your reaction..?
[15:51] <Rgem> y, that one failed
[15:51] <Cyntrox> bullgard4, um, I have to select one...
[15:51] <Rgem> the default movie player came only 10 seconds far
[15:51] <Freon> hello
[15:51] <Rgem> I tried to download this one: http://media.rubyonrails.org/video/rails_take2_with_sound.mov
[15:52] <fredmv> Rgem, have you messed with Automatix?   I think mov's are  a "restircted format" (cause it's proprietary)
[15:52] <Rgem> fredmv: I'll try that
[15:52] <TheJF> On the subject of players, nobody knows how to use Totem with subtitles, eh?
[15:52] <fredmv> yeah, it's in the repositories I believe
[15:52] <DB42> http://pastebin.ca/918973 <-- my apt-get is borked, please help (did apt-get clean and fsck check on partition, problem still exists)
[15:52] <Rgem> TheJF, the VLC player can handle subs very well!
[15:53] <Freon> do u know a way to mount cifs-exports as an ordinary user and not root?
[15:53] <TheJF> Rgem, I know, but I'm trying to get Totem to work with subtitles because my sound is often broken with VLC
[15:53] <bazhang> rnb okay you need to change all your feisty sources to gutsy (and disable the cd rom as a source) in your sources list
[15:53] <NET||abuse> Anyone seen an app like freeMind, only a currently in development application rather than something that hasn't released since 2005
[15:53] <rnb> ok, will do
[15:53] <kuta> what command can use to add user in terminal?
[15:53] <AmyRose> NET||abuse: I like BasKet myself
[15:53] <TheJF> Rgem, I have two soundcards, and it just randomly picks one or the other, and sometimes, neither produce any sounds, but the sound in Totem always works.
[15:53] <Rgem> TheJF, you can change sound line aswell... so if it's broken, I suggest to look at that
[15:54] <bazhang> rnb then sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[15:54] <NET||abuse> AmyRose, ok,, in apt repo or have to manually install?
[15:54] <sarah> Right, it seems Compiz is bent on giving me a hard time. It still only works in some of my desktop, not in all of it. Has anyone experienced this?
[15:54] <bazhang> kuta adduser
[15:54] <invizibility> any alternative to XChat?
[15:54] <AmyRose> NET||abuse: It's in the Universe
[15:54] <Rgem> I'm reinstalling Totem with AX now
[15:54] <rnb> ok
[15:54] <TheJF> Rgem, Yeah, I go in the sound options and select them, but like I was saying, it just kind of swaps them around all the time, it's annoying
[15:54] <NET||abuse> AmyRose, cool, found it thanks
[15:54] <AmyRose> NET||abuse: It's a KDE app, though, in case you're allergic ;)
[15:54] <Freon> does  anybody know a way to mount cifs-exports as an ordinary user and not root?
[15:54] <TheJF> AX?
[15:54] <void^> Rgem: works in mplayer.
[15:54] <NET||abuse> AmyRose, well i'm on gnome, will it run?
[15:55] <AmyRose> NET||abuse: yeah
[15:55] <Rgem> void^: wrong codecs it says
[15:55] <bazhang> invizibility: cli or gui
[15:55] <NET||abuse> AmyRose, what do i miss out on though if i'm on gnome?
[15:55] <Freon> a hint where to read about it would be geat
[15:55] <AmyRose> NET||abuse: I'm on KDE and run GNOME stuff a lot
[15:55] <Rgem> void^: it says: failed to open
[15:55] <kuta> bazhang: it said only root user can add user
[15:55] <Rgem> I'm installing W32 codecs now
[15:55] <Cyntrox> what's the command for rebooting?
[15:56] <AmyRose> Cyntrox: sudo init 6
[15:56] <DB42> reboot
[15:56] <FPtje> HI;D
[15:56] <void^> Rgem: that's an unrelated error in /usr/share/applications/mplayer.desktop (replace %U with %g). just open it from a terminal for simplicity.
[15:56] <sarah> Cyntrox: shutdown -r now, init 6, reboot
[15:56] <sarah> Cyntrox: Take your pick :>
[15:56] <gpellis64> init 6
[15:56] <brobostigon> Cyntrox: sudo shutdown -r now
[15:56] <utkan0s> anyone savvy with running one digital and one analog monitor under X using twinview, specifically running different gamma settings on each monitor?
[15:56] <Cyntrox> Hehe, okay, thanks =P
[15:56]  * AmyRose laughs
[15:56] <FPtje> Amyrose?
[15:56] <FPtje> that you?
[15:56] <FPtje> from gmod?
[15:56] <void^> Rgem: sorry, replace %U with %f of course.
[15:56] <Cyntrox> ...I play gMod too! D:
[15:56] <FPtje> :D
[15:56] <AmyRose> gMod?
[15:56] <FPtje> yeah
[15:57] <FPtje> Garry's mod
[15:57] <AmyRose> I have no idea what that is
[15:57] <weltall> did anyone ever build a kernel for ubuntu?
[15:57] <kuta> bazhang: are you from mainland cn?
[15:57] <Rgem> void^, it works by command!
[15:57] <FPtje> I know sumone on gmod named amyrose
[15:57] <Rgem> void^, thank you so much
[15:57] <FPtje> anyway
[15:57] <AmyRose> FPtje: I know someone from Sonic named Amy Rose =P
[15:57] <FPtje> I have a printer
[15:57] <FPtje> ok
[15:58] <FPtje> I have a printer
[15:58] <brobostigon> me too
[15:58] <FPtje> canon ip pixma 1500
[15:58] <AmyRose> FPtje: Wow, so do I!
[15:58] <FPtje> I followed the instructions here to install:
[15:58] <FPtje> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4408295#post4408295
[15:58] <AmyRose> I have a printer too!
[15:58] <FPtje> but I get an error :(
[15:58] <kuta> Any from mainland china?
[15:58] <mad_max02> I need some help with networking. I have 2 network adapters and I'm routing some of the internet traffic to internal network. Some of the settings of internet connection changed and now I dont have connection. How can I delete all previous settings so I cant setup new ones ? Box is old comp and I'm using console mostly.
[15:58] <bazhang> kuta you want to add user to sudoers or to where
[15:58] <AmyRose> !offtopic | kuta
[15:58] <ubotu> kuta: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[15:59] <Pici> !zh | kuta
[15:59] <ubotu> kuta: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道： #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw  或者 #ubuntu-hk
[15:59] <FPtje> I get this error:
[15:59] <FPtje>  E: Couldn't find package libcnbj-2.5
[15:59] <FPtje> anyone experience with pixma 150?
[15:59] <FPtje> 1500*
[15:59] <FPtje> I can't install it :(
[15:59] <brobostigon> FPtje: you may need to install that libcnbj
[15:59] <FPtje> How?
[16:00] <FPtje> Couldn't find in package?
[16:00] <brobostigon> FPtje: do a search in synaptic
[16:00] <RyanPrior> How do you turn off Clippy in OpenOffice? (and why is he in there in the first place?!)
[16:00] <utkan0s> anyone savvy with running one digital and one analog monitor under X using twinview, specifically running different gamma settings on each monitor?
[16:01] <AmyRose> RyanPrior: Go to the Help menu and you should find an option to get rid of that thing... I find it annoying too.
[16:01] <FPtje> It can't find them! D:
[16:01] <FPtje> I search libcnbj
[16:01] <FPtje> not there
[16:01] <AmyRose> FPtje: I don't mean to insult you, but do you have the Universe enabled?
[16:01] <FPtje> the universe?
[16:01] <Pici> !info libcnbj
[16:01] <ubotu> Package libcnbj does not exist in gutsy
[16:01] <brobostigon> FPtje: no idea then, sorry
[16:01] <FPtje> well if I look outside...
[16:01] <Pici> !universe | FPtje
[16:02] <ubotu> FPtje: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories
[16:02] <FPtje> I can see a sky so the universe is probably enabled...
[16:02] <hopeless> hey, does anyone know how to create a user with uid < 1000 in gutsy?
[16:02] <AmyRose> FPtje: Um... OK, most instructions assume you have the Universe enabled
[16:02] <brobostigon> !repos | FPtje
[16:02] <FPtje> wait
[16:02] <FPtje> what is universe
[16:02] <FPtje> I am noob
[16:02] <FPtje> sorry
[16:02] <void^> FPtje: did you look at the first post in the thread you linked earlier and add the repository?
[16:02] <RyanPrior> AmyRose: Where is the Help menu? Do you mean the one at the top? In that case, I can't find any options to turn anything off...
[16:02] <hottium> repository
[16:02] <Fougner> FPtje, repository
[16:02] <FPtje> didn't have any time
[16:02] <FPtje> repo?
[16:02] <FPtje> from the sites
[16:02] <FPtje> ?
[16:02] <erUSUL> !repos
[16:02] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories
[16:03] <Fougner> FPtje, yeah, a "server" where you can download stuff
[16:03] <FPtje> ok
[16:03] <DB42> http://pastebin.ca/918973 <-- my apt-get is borked, please help (did apt-get clean and fsck check on partition, problem still exists) somebody ?!?!??!
[16:03] <DB42> i can't apt-get :(
[16:03] <AmyRose> FPtje: The Universe is the VERY large set of extras you can install in your package manager that are maintained by the community rather than officially blessed by Canonical
[16:03] <gnomemama> does somebody know how to open specific firewall/router ports?
[16:03] <FPtje> ok
[16:03] <FPtje> I thought the universe was something planets flew in XD
[16:04] <FPtje> silly me
[16:04] <AmyRose> FPtje: Most likely, that package you need is in there, and most directions assume you have this turned on already
[16:04] <bazhang> DB42: what do YOU think the problem is?
[16:04] <DB42> bazhang: i wish i knew...
[16:04] <Fougner> well, that's THE universe ;)
[16:04] <neverblue> morning
[16:05] <Freon> hi neverblue
[16:05] <FPtje> Ok I set it up like in the screenshots
[16:05] <AmyRose> !hi | neverblue
[16:05] <ubotu> neverblue: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[16:05] <brobostigon> neverblue: good afternoon
[16:05] <FPtje> oh wait
[16:05] <FPtje> brb
[16:05] <utkan0s> hopeless, just do it manually
[16:06] <youtux> hi, can someone help me for the audio on hp dv6000? i've try everything but i can't make it work..
[16:06] <utkan0s> hopeless, do you need help adding the user manually?
[16:06] <neverblue> youtux, did you try alsamixer?
[16:06] <Freon> does  anybody know a way to mount cifs-exports as an ordinary user and not root?
[16:06] <youtux> i've tryed to recompile alsa drivers, but nothing changed
[16:06] <AmyRose> youtux: Does it show up in cat /proc/asound/cards ?
[16:07] <cadefy_> does aMSN come with ubuntu?
[16:07] <bazhang> !info amsn
[16:07] <AmyRose> youtux: And more importantly, is it listed as card 0?
[16:07] <ubotu> amsn (source: amsn): An MSN messenger written in Tcl. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.97RC1+dfsg-0ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 3371 kB, installed size 10956 kB
[16:07] <youtux> yes
[16:07] <DB42> youtux: you make install the new alsa 0.16 ?
[16:07] <youtux> hda intel
[16:07] <bazhang> cadefy_: need toinstall
[16:07] <l_vagnozzi> just installed screenlets... but i havem't the option SHOW DAEMON IN TRY
[16:07] <cadefy_> oh
[16:07] <DB42> and added your driver to /etc/modprobe.d/options ?
[16:07] <cadefy_> how do I do that
[16:07] <youtux> yes
[16:07] <gpellis64> youtux: have you tried alsaconf
[16:07] <neverblue> youtux, did you try alsamixer?
[16:07] <youtux> i've tried few guides
[16:07] <cadefy_> I've checked the aMSN website but the url it gives is old so it says
[16:08] <bazhang> cadefy_: sudo apt-get install packagename
[16:08] <gnomemama>  does anybody know how to open specific firewall/router (no idea) ports? plz I really need help...
[16:08] <youtux> alsaconf no
[16:08] <cadefy_> thank you bazhang
[16:08] <Pici> !portforward | gnomemama
[16:08] <ubotu> gnomemama: For instructions on how to set up port-forwarding (for games, torrents, webservers) see http://portforward.com - also see !firewall
[16:08] <AmyRose> gpellis64: That's not included with Ubuntu
[16:08] <utkan0s> hopeless are you there?
[16:08] <FPtje> I think I need help here :(
[16:09] <hopeless> utka0s: yes i am now!
[16:09] <Freon> @gnomemama whats your provlem?
[16:09] <youtux> can anyone help me in private?
[16:09] <utkan0s> hopeless, do you need help with your user?
[16:09] <FPtje> Guys
[16:09] <Tomarrow> how do I instal 2.6.20-git5 ?
[16:10] <FPtje> how to enable universe?
[16:10] <hopeless> i need to add a user with uid 500 so i can access my old /home partition. i've tried changing all the uid minima i found in online forums, but i still can't add a user
[16:10] <Tomarrow> nevermind
[16:10] <Tomarrow> what is git5 ?
[16:10] <yaoziyuan> where can i download a GUI app for handling zip and 7z files?
[16:10] <FPtje> how to enable universe?
[16:10] <utkan0s> hopeless, you can manually add it
[16:10] <FPtje> I don't get the sites
[16:10] <brobostigon> !universe | FPtje
[16:10] <Pici> !repos > FPtje (Please see the private messsage from ubotu)
[16:10] <ubotu> FPtje: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories
[16:10] <youtux> i see i've no modified /etc/modprobe.d/options but only /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[16:10] <hopeless> you mean, not through the gnome tool?
[16:10] <Freon> @gnomemama whats your problem?
[16:10] <utkan0s> yes
[16:10] <utkan0s> via the command line
[16:10] <bazhang> FPtje: open synaptic and check repos then click enable the appropriate ones hit refresh/reload then you are done
[16:11] <utkan0s> i can walk you through that hopeless
[16:11] <utkan0s> if you'd like
[16:11] <FPtje> pici
[16:11] <nouMenon> I'm trying to add a resolution/refresh rate modeline to my xorg.config and I need some help. My monitor review says "It can handle refresh rates up to 85Hz (non-interlaced, naturally) for resolutions up to and including 1024 by 768, and it can still manage 80Hz in 1280 by 1024." I would like to add the maximum 1280x1024@80Hz modeline, so I am adding this line to the xorg file "modeline  "1280x1024"   80 1280 1296 1512 1568  1024 1
[16:11] <nouMenon> 025 1037 1165 Interlace" which I copied from a guide, but am not sure if Interlace should be there or if it should be +/- h and v sync. Anyone know? It's a Samsung SyncMaster 955DF
[16:11] <hopeless> utkan0s: okay... will that cause problems tho? i've heard that, for example, such users won't show up in the logon screen
[16:11] <FPtje> I read those sites
[16:11] <Pici> FPtje: yes?
[16:11] <FPtje> I don't get it at all :(
[16:11] <hopeless> a walkthrough would be great tho thanks!
[16:11] <reikalusikka>  /window 2
[16:11] <reikalusikka> ups
[16:11] <utkan0s> it's possible.. not sure how your window manager handles that if you don't use their tool
[16:11] <utkan0s> but i can get the user on the box for you
[16:12] <hopeless> okay
[16:12] <utkan0s> go ahead and create the user you want via your gui tool hopeless
[16:12] <utkan0s> and let me know when it's done
[16:12] <m1r> hello, can someone tell me where i can see list of supported tv tuners for ubuntu please. many tnx
[16:12] <FPtje> I'll look into those sites more
[16:12] <hopeless> err... i can't do that. when i hit "add user", nothing happens. or do you mean create a user with a different uid?
[16:13] <utkan0s> oh
[16:13] <brobostigon> !hcl | m1r
[16:13] <ubotu> m1r: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection
[16:13] <utkan0s> what do you want the user to be called
[16:13] <hopeless> bob
[16:13] <utkan0s> and what home directory
[16:13] <utkan0s> /home/bob ok?
[16:13] <Pici> FPtje: Go to System>Adminstration>Software Sources and make sure that all the checkboxes on the Ubuntu Software tab are checked.
[16:13] <hopeless> yah sure
[16:13] <utkan0s> what group do you want him in
[16:13] <utkan0s> or his own
[16:13] <youtux> may i have to recompile the kernel?
[16:13] <nucco> hello, if I insert a SD card into my pc and it isn't detected, where can I find the block device to mount manually?
[16:14] <hopeless> isn't each user usually in her own group?
[16:14] <nouMenon> No one can help?
[16:14] <utkan0s> yes but you can make them part of many groups
[16:14] <utkan0s> if you'd like
[16:14] <AmyRose> nucco: I haven't had any luck with this myself. I just got a USB card reader. :(
[16:14] <jworkman01> can anyone tell me how to shutdown x server so I can install my nvidia driver?
[16:14] <AJC_Z0> DB42: There's something dodgy about that .deb. Just see the filename - language-pack-en-base_1%3a7.10+20080205_all
[16:14] <AJC_Z0> Looks like URL encoding
[16:14] <hopeless> well i'll just have a bob group fro now
[16:14] <gnomemama> @Freon I have some problems with bittorrent protocol. They started about 5 days ago... Then i checked if the port that transmisson used was open but it wasn't... This is strange because i've been using it for about 6 months!
[16:14] <utkan0s> jworkman01, control + alt + backspace kills X
[16:14] <neverblue> jworkman01, did you use the 'restricted drivers manager' yet ?
[16:14] <youtux> jworkman01: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[16:15] <neverblue> jworkman01, you dont need to shutdown X to install the driver, btw
[16:15] <AJC_Z0> Also, FWIW, I didn't see the gnome lang packs, only the base and other
[16:15] <jworkman01> neverblue - No I haven't, I'm new to linux and trying to figure it out... LOL!
[16:15] <neverblue> jworkman01, start there first then
[16:15] <nouMenon> jworkman01, according to one of the Ubuntu Forum guides, this command should shut down your X Server and send you into text mode "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop (or kdm for KDE)"
[16:15] <jworkman01> neverblue - when I try to install it, it tells me I am running x server and need to shut it down, am I missing something?
[16:16] <neverblue> !nvidia | jworkman01
[16:16] <ubotu> jworkman01: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[16:16] <DB42> AJC_Z0: so what to do ?
[16:16] <jworkman01> thank you
[16:16] <Freon> @gnomemama so try to open it...
[16:16] <neverblue> jworkman01, np :)
[16:16] <youtux> can anyone help me with alsa?
[16:16] <neverblue> youtux, use alsamixer (as I said to you twice already)
[16:16] <gnomemama> @Freon how? thats the problem!
[16:17] <seanpcrowe> hi people...
[16:17] <youtux> i've tried alsamixer but nothing happen
[16:17] <AJC_Z0> DB42: I don't know. Unfortunately I have yet to enjoy the experience of unbreaking a patch on Ubuntu
[16:17] <seanpcrowe> i just installed ubuntu server
[16:17] <Freon> @gnomemama it depends on your inet setup
[16:17] <seanpcrowe> and the bootup stalls at thei point...
[16:17] <l_vagnozzi> just installed screenlets... but i havem't the option SHOW DAEMON IN TRY
[16:17] <nucco> AmyRose: mine works, just this particular card isn't working.
[16:17] <seanpcrowe> * running local boot scripts (/etc/rc/local)
[16:17] <l_vagnozzi> why???
[16:17] <seanpcrowe> has anyone had this issue???
[16:17] <Freon> @gnomemama are you connected directly or behind a nat-router/firewall?
[16:17] <AJC_Z0> but the likely choice is to force a backout of whatever was installed, then to re-fetch and verify the update(s)
[16:17] <utkan0s> hopeless
[16:18] <utkan0s> become root and issue this command
[16:18] <utkan0s> adduser --group bob --home /home/bob --shell /bin/bash
[16:18] <neverblue> !enter | l_vagnozzi
[16:18] <ubotu> l_vagnozzi: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[16:18] <hopeless> utkan0s: where in that do i set the uid?
[16:18] <RyanPrior> How do you turn off Clippy in OpenOffice? (and why is he in there in the first place?!)
[16:18] <utkan0s> we will do that later hopeless
[16:18] <AmyRose> nucco: Try typing "dmesg" then
[16:18] <AmyRose> !pm | youtux
[16:18] <ubotu> youtux: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can also benefit AND help you. Please don't PM a user in the channel without asking first, some find it rude.
[16:18] <hopeless> utkan0s: okay, in that case could i just add it through the gui?
[16:19] <gnomemama> @Freon I think nat-router but im not sure...
[16:19] <youtux> i can't make working my intel 82801H audio card
[16:19] <utkan0s> hopeless,
[16:19] <utkan0s> give me a second, need to alter that command i gave you
[16:19] <Freon> so how do you know that your port is closed?
[16:19] <OntzA> hello
[16:19] <hopeless> utkan0s: okay
[16:20] <utkan0s> adduser works differently depending on the unix
[16:20] <atoponce> http://pastebin.com/m23d9b5ac  <--- uh, why am i asked to install gcc, perl, latex, and a number of other packages that i don't need for ipython?
[16:21] <utkan0s> hopeless are you familiar with vi
[16:21] <hopeless> utkan0s: no i usually use gedit
[16:21] <seanpcrowe> * running local boot scripts (/etc/rc/local) <----- my new server stalls at this point in the bootup... anyone know why?
[16:21] <utkan0s> you can use nano or pico too, doesn't matter
[16:21] <weakish> Where should I worte "export PATH" to let gnome recognize it? I've tried /etc/environment, .gnomerc and even gnome.desktop. but all applications started from gnome's menu don't respect it at all.
[16:21] <utkan0s> hopeless, do you have AIM
[16:21] <atoponce> http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/python/ipython tells me what i should expect, most of which in that pastebin is not listed
[16:21] <hopeless> utkan0s: yes
[16:21] <utkan0s> what is your ID, this will be much easier that way
[16:21] <kostkon> atoponce, interesting
[16:22] <gnomemama> @Freon I checked it on transmissions preferences and I can't use the full speed of my inet connection...
[16:22] <atoponce> kostkon: tell me about it. any ideas?
[16:22] <jrib> atoponce: aptitude installs recommended packages as well
[16:22] <cadefy_> is anyone here using aMSN on ubuntu?
[16:22] <atoponce> jrib: since when?
[16:22] <hopeless> utkan0s: can you recieve ims through irc?
[16:22] <cadefy_> it seems very odd to me
[16:22] <jrib> atoponce: since forever
[16:22] <cadefy_> there is no traybar icon for it
[16:22] <Fougner> cadefy_, use pidgin ;)
[16:22] <mavi-> cadefy_: just use pidgin =D
[16:22] <atoponce> jrib: it's recommended them, but not installed them
[16:22] <utkan0s> my nick isn't registered so probably not
[16:22] <cadefy_> pidgin looks like ass
[16:22] <utkan0s> you can email it to me if you'd like
[16:22] <cadefy_> hence me trying to find something different :)
[16:22] <utkan0s><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[16:23] <Fougner> cadefy_, no :
[16:23] <hopeless> utkan0s: thanks
[16:23] <OntzA> have a question about gnome-terminal and how it processes keypresses. I'm using a UK keyboard and CTRL-] doesn't in VIM when I run it in a gnome-terminal, it does work in gvim and in an xterm
[16:23] <Freon> @gnomemama why?
[16:23] <atoponce> jrib: then, how do i tell aptitude to not install recommended packages? i don't remember this being 'default' however, but optional
[16:23] <OntzA> doesn't work, I mean
[16:23] <DB42> shouldn't "powernowd" be running @ laptops ?
[16:23] <jrib> atoponce: man aptitude suggests -R
[16:23] <mehrab> hi everyone
[16:23] <m1r> how good are asus TV/FM cards supported on ubuntu ?
[16:24] <Pici> atoponce: aptitude install --without-reccomends ipython
[16:24] <jeegr> hey just wondering how well does cs:source work under wine?
[16:24] <youtux_> m1r: yes, for me the best tv player is kaffeine
[16:24] <cadefy_> how can I make aMSN an icon on my desktop?
[16:24] <gnomemama> ok thanks I'll check it out...
[16:24] <Aeroraptor> does anyone know if hardy has x3100 support? in gusty it kinda works but i loose the ability to play videos
[16:24] <Pici> atoponce: I had to do the same thing for my ubuntu server install, it wanted to install xwindows for ipython :o
[16:24] <mehrab> why I cant write on an ext3 partion in ubuntu?
[16:24] <hopeless> utkan0s: okay sent
[16:24] <MenZa> !fstab | mehrab
[16:24] <ubotu> mehrab: The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions
[16:25] <MenZa> mehrab: Sounds like permissions aren't set properly. Try reading the above link.
[16:25] <bazhang> jeegr apparently very well
[16:25] <atoponce> Pici: i seriously do not remember this as a "feature" of aptitude. i've been using it since who knows how long, as this is the first i notice it?
[16:25] <jeegr> bazhang: okay cool thx
[16:25] <DB42> shouldn't "powernowd" daemon be running @ background by default on laptops ?
[16:25] <cadefy_> anyone?
[16:25] <MenZa> Aeroraptor: try #ubuntu+1 for Hardy queries.
[16:25] <Aeroraptor> ok
[16:25] <gnomemama> @Freon Because it says that the port is closed...
[16:25] <bazhang> jeegr check their appdb for more info
[16:25] <Pici> atoponce: Its been doing this for as long as I've been using it.. *shrug*
[16:25] <MenZa> cadefy_: In Gnome, go to Applications -> Network. Then drag the aMSN icon onto the desktop.
[16:26] <atoponce> meh. oh well. good to know about aptitude -R i guess
[16:26] <cadefy_> oh
[16:26] <cadefy_> that was easy
[16:26] <cadefy_> thanks
[16:26] <atoponce> jrib: Pici: thx for your help
[16:26] <Fougner> DB42, I've got a laptop, and there is no process named like that here =)
[16:26] <fysa> Anyone backing up to S3?
[16:26] <DB42> Fougner: yes, the question is it required or not ? (you can run it, and it controls your battery)
[16:26] <MenZa> cadefy_: np.
[16:26] <bazhang> db42 I seem to remember #fedora having that
[16:26] <Freon> @gnomemama and does it say exactly which port is closed?
[16:27] <daedra> hey I can't access any partitions other than the one ubuntu is installed on
[16:27] <Fougner> DB42, ah sorry. Don't know, actually. My battery is out for the moment ^^
[16:27] <neverblue> daedra, use gparted
[16:27] <bazhang> daedra what are the other partitions windows?
[16:27] <gnomemama> @Freon yes it says that "port 6881 is closed" and so on...
[16:27] <soundray> !fstab | daedra
[16:27] <ubotu> daedra: The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions
[16:27] <daedra> bazhang: no FAT32
[16:28] <Freon> @gnomemama ok
[16:28] <soundray> !fat32 | daedra
[16:28] <ubotu> daedra: To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions - For write access, see /msg ubotu NTFS-3g or /msg ubotu FUSE
[16:28] <daedra> I think it's fstab
[16:28] <bazhang> daedra seems likely
[16:28] <OntzA> anyone here with the same problem as me, using UK's keyboard layout and VIM in gnome-terminal = No way to navigate through help tags (CTRL-] working as if I was pressing CTRL-+)
[16:29] <kroney> I love ubuntu
[16:29] <mehrab> this is my fstab, and the partition I want to write on is sda5
[16:29] <mehrab> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57478/
[16:29] <daedra> if I try #mount /dev/sda3 /mnt/sda3 it says that theres nothing there
[16:29] <daedra> thanks mehrab
[16:29] <Freon> @gnomemama with iptables (as root) you can see every portfilter that is set...
[16:29] <soundray> daedra: perhaps /dev/sda3 is your extended partition?
[16:29] <daedra> mehrab: ooh scuzzi
[16:30] <daedra> soundray: no it's primary
[16:30] <cadefy_> how do I install skype onto ubuntu?
[16:30] <cadefy_> apt-get
[16:30] <soundray> daedra: are there data on it?
[16:30] <cadefy_> wont work
[16:30] <Fougner> daedra, mount -t auto /dev/sda3 /mnt/sda3
[16:30] <soundray> !skype | cadefy_
[16:30] <ubotu> cadefy_: To install Skype on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype - To record on Skype, check: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeRecordingHowto
[16:31] <mehrab> any help?
[16:31] <AJC_Z0> "http://packages.medibuntu.org/dists/gutsy/free/binary-i386/Packages.gz: 503 Connect failed" from running Update Manager "Check"
[16:31] <daedra> Fougner: its not in dev
[16:32] <Cyntrox> ...wow. It works. It feels like I'm finally awake.
[16:32] <Fougner> daedra, what do you mean?
[16:33] <Lectus> Hello! I double-click on an executable and it doesn't execute. Anyone have an idea?
[16:33] <bazhang> lectus using wine?
[16:33] <noelferreira> my wireless conection is always turning down using roaming. what could be the reason?
[16:33] <AJC_Z0> Running "Check" again and watching details, the "Transalation-en_US" package is failing
[16:33] <Lectus> bazhang: No. it's a linux executable, that I didn't installed from apt, but from a website.
[16:33] <soundray> noelferreira: ralink chipset?
[16:34] <bazhang> Lectus: what file
[16:34] <noelferreira> soundray, yes
[16:34] <Lectus> bazhang: It's ased, an IDE for Tcl/TK that I downloaded from: http://www.mms-forum.de/ased/asedhome.htm
[16:34] <mehrab> MenZa: this is my fstab : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57478/
[16:34] <noelferreira> soundray, rt61
[16:34] <Cyntrox> I'm dual booting windows/ubuntu, how can I set the firefox I've installed on Windows as the default for Ubuntu? That way settings, bookmarks etc will remain the same
[16:34] <AJC_Z0> http://packages.medibuntu.org/dists/gutsy/free/binary-i386/Packages.gz: 503 Connect failed
[16:34] <AJC_Z0> http://packages.medibuntu.org/dists/gutsy/non-free/binary-i386/Packages.gz: 503 Connect failed
[16:35] <Bitmess> What can I use to check a ntfs formatted drive for errors?
[16:35] <Fougner> Cyntrox, that may be hard to do. You've mounted the windows-drive inside ubuntu?
[16:35] <soundray> noelferreira: there is extensive documentation on this problem on launchpad. Some people have had success with compiling their own driver from the serialmonkey source.
[16:36] <Cyntrox> Fougner, what do you mean?
[16:36] <gnomemama> @Freon soo how do i do it? i opened it but what then?
[16:36] <noelferreira> soundray, rt61
[16:36] <soundray> noelferreira: I had a laptop with a rt61 chipset and I found what I think is the best way: I swapped the mini PCI card for one with an Intel 2200BG chipset. No problems since then.
[16:36] <Fougner> Cyntrox, you did dualboot windows/ubuntu
[16:37] <Cyntrox> Fougner, yes
[16:37] <Fougner> Cyntrox, you want the bookmarks from windows to ubuntu FF , right+
[16:37] <cadefy_> do I need to add the repository for skype?
[16:37] <Fougner> ? *
[16:37] <daedra> Fougner: I mean, when I ls /dev its lists everything, but mount doesnt
[16:37] <bazhang> cadefy_: yes
[16:37] <mehrab> how should I make an ext3 partition writeable?
[16:37] <daedra> its fstab, definitely
[16:37] <mehrab> this is my fstab :http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57478/
[16:37] <cadefy_> and that wiki tells me how to right
[16:37] <cadefy_> i mean, ubuntuhelp
[16:37] <mehrab> I want to write on sda5
[16:37] <Cyntrox> Fougner, I want the bookmarks, themes and addons. Preferably I'd have them synched, but if that's not possible, I can live without it
[16:38] <Fougner> daedra, /mnt is just a temporary place to mount stuff.. try mkdir /mydrive
[16:38] <noelferreira> soundray, can you give me some link to start working on it?
[16:38] <Fougner> daedra, then mount it in there
[16:38] <bazhang> cadefy_: no medibuntu has instructions
[16:38] <soundray> mehrab: 'sudo mkdir /media/sda5/data ; sudo chown $USER:$USER /media/sda5/data'
[16:38] <Fougner> Cyntrox, well, windows and ubuntu isn't soooooo close friends..
[16:38] <cadefy_> ok
[16:38] <soundray> noelferreira: search launchpad
[16:38] <daedra> lol
[16:38] <soundray> !launchpad | noelferreira
[16:38] <ubotu> noelferreira: Launchpad is a collection of development services for Open Source projects. It's Ubuntu's bug tracker, and much more; see https://launchpad.net/
[16:38] <cadefy_> so if i downloaded the feisty fawn version of skype, and i have the gutsy gibbon version of ubuntu, which repository do i add?
[16:39] <cadefy_> the feisty one or gutsy
[16:39] <Fougner> Cyntrox, you need to mount the Windows partition, in Ubuntu, and then make a lot of modifications, I think
[16:39] <Bitmess> Will fsck work for NTFS?
[16:39] <W8TAH> what do you recomend for a good ftp server (simple to configure) for one user with one password putting data in one directory?
[16:39] <soundray> mehrab: then /media/sda5/data will be owned by you, and you will be able to write to it
[16:39] <Cyntrox> Fougner, eh, sounds difficult =P
[16:39] <arakthor> Bitmess: man fsck
[16:39] <bazhang> cadefy_: you need to add the repo and install the gutsy gibbon one get rid of the feisty one
[16:39] <soundray> Bitmess: no. There is a checking tool in the ntfstools package
[16:39] <cadefy_> bazhang: ?
[16:39] <cadefy_> ok
[16:39] <cadefy_> but skype doesnt have the gutsy version
[16:39] <Fougner> Cyntrox, yeah, it is
[16:40] <Fougner> Cyntrox, ubuntu isn't developed for such use..
[16:40] <appyJack> is there a way to conditionally display parts of forms based on input within the same form ?
[16:40]  * daedra is switching to debian due to ubuntubloat
[16:40] <nouMenon> When I am in dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and the "Video modes to be used by X server" option comes up with a list of monitor resolutions and refresh rates, how do I remove the star from the ones I don't want?
[16:40] <appyJack> skype has been a wobbly experience for me on ubu
[16:40] <Cyntrox> Fougner, okay then... I'll just live without it.
[16:40] <brobostigon> cadefy_: medibuntu has skype
[16:40] <mb_> how do i install mp3 support for amarok?
[16:41] <Fougner> Cyntrox, good idea ;)
[16:41] <nouMenon> appyJack, have you ever heard of Ooma?
[16:41] <cadefy_> bazhang: I found something: The Skype <IP_ADDRESS> package for Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn), can be used for Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon).
[16:41] <appyJack> nouMenon: no, I haven't
[16:41] <cadefy_> so that should be fine?
[16:41] <Fougner> daedra, switch to debian? ^^
[16:41] <dngr> does someone know how to make ubuntu install pidgin 2.3.1?
[16:41] <Fougner> dngr, synaptic
[16:41] <daedra> Fougner: yep
[16:41] <appyJack> dngr: it's in synaptic
[16:41] <bazhang> cadefy_: aye
[16:41] <smm58> has anyone heard of a good linux client that supports video through jabber (like ichat does)?
[16:41] <Fougner> daedra, why?
[16:42] <nouMenon> appyJack, it's supposed to be a free VOIP phone line, you never pay a monthly fee, you just purchase the device which is like $400. I haven't tried it yet myself, but am hoping to.
[16:42] <dngr> i can only find the 2.2 branch with synaptic
[16:42] <mb_> hi guys, how do i install mp3 support for amarok?
[16:42] <mehrab> soundray: now a directory called data is created in sda5
[16:42] <appyJack> nouMenon: i'll go have a look at it...
[16:42] <soundray> mehrab: then /media/sda5/data will be owned by you, and you will be able to write to it
[16:42] <bazhang> Fougner: just a threat--wait til she sees #debian support ;]
[16:42] <daedra> Fougner: ubuntu will have more and more flashy graphical bloat as the releases go on
[16:42] <nouMenon> appyJack, cool. In the meantime do you know anything about reconfiguring the xserver-xorg?
[16:42] <mehrab> soundray: so just I can write on that directory?
[16:43] <daedra> but I'm staying in #ubuntu for support :D
[16:43] <soundray> mehrab: how many times do you want to be told?
[16:43] <genii> dngr: http://www.getdeb.net/app/Pidgin
[16:43] <Cyntrox> How do I change the resolution in Ubuntu...?
[16:43] <nouMenon> Cyntrox, try System->Administration->Screens And Graphics
[16:43] <archman> hot to erase a program
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[16:44] <FloodBot1> daba: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:44] <neverblue> as in hot flashes?
[16:44] <seanpcrowe> * running local boot scripts (/etc/rc/local) <----- my new server stalls at this point in the bootup... anyone have any ideas?
[16:44] <neverblue> !op | daba
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[16:44] <Cyntrox> nouMenon, thanks
[16:44] <nouMenon> No problem.
[16:44] <Mez> neverblue, already klined
[16:44] <daedra> can anyone get into msn?
[16:44] <archman> I have audacious in apps list, but i uninstalled him. why it's still there
[16:44] <mavi-> nope
[16:44] <mavi-> msn's login-servers seems down
[16:45] <mb_> hi guys, how do i install mp3 support for amarok?
[16:45] <nouMenon> Does anyone know how to remove resolutions while editing xserver-xorg?
[16:45] <soundray> Cyntrox: first, though, try System-Preferences-Screen Resolution
[16:45] <neverblue> Mez, yeah, I noticed
[16:45] <soundray> !mp3 | mb_
[16:45] <mavi-> daedra: thats why they gave you the tools to remove/install packages =)
[16:45] <ubotu> mb_: 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
[16:45] <daedra> anyone know anything about tor? the onion router?
[16:45] <mavi-> yes
[16:45] <mavi-> i do
[16:45] <neverblue> daedra, I have been having issues for about an hour
[16:45] <soundray> !fixres | Cyntrox, nouMenon
[16:45] <gangadjinn> mb_, install the package kubuntu-restricted-extras
[16:45] <ubotu> Cyntrox, nouMenon: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[16:45] <smm58> mb_, which ubuntu? kubuntu?
[16:45] <alvaz> hi
[16:45] <alvaz> *** glibc detected *** double free or corruption
[16:46] <alvaz> do you know what does it means?
[16:46] <daedra> mavi: do you know any hidden services in tor?
[16:46] <daedra> or private tors
[16:46] <mb_> smm58, ubuntu gusty
[16:46] <nouMenon> soundray, I'll try that, but all the guides I've been reading haven't helped yet.
[16:46] <nouMenon> Thanks.
[16:46] <mavi-> entry-nodes?
[16:46] <mavi-> or services on tor?
[16:47] <daedra> mavi: what I mean is, websites ending in .onion that link to private tor networks
[16:47] <daedra> seeing as the public tor server is only 1000 nodes at a time
[16:47] <seanpcrowe> * running local boot scripts (/etc/rc/local) <----- my new server stalls at this point in the bootup... anyone have any ideas?
[16:47] <daedra> i'm interested in joining a private network, as setting one up is impossible on my ISP
[16:48] <mavi-> hm
[16:48] <archman> anyone knows is there some c# for linux?
[16:48] <mavi-> no idea there =|
[16:48] <mavi-> archman: yes, its called Mono
[16:48] <archman> mavi, thanks
[16:48] <smm58> mb_, try installing the current gstreamer plugin
[16:48] <alvaz> no one?
[16:48] <mad_max02> is there any partitioning tool that can make ext3 partition on ntfs formatted disk ?? I dont want to use whole disk so thats a bit tricy
[16:48] <mad_max02> *tricky
[16:48] <smm58> archman, does java not work for you?
[16:48] <Pici> daedra: #tor may be a better place to get information than in here :)
[16:48] <daedra> mad_max02: ubuntu livecd has a tool for exactly that
[16:49] <brobostigon> mad_max02: try gparted
[16:49] <mb_> smm58, whats the code?
[16:49] <daedra> Pici: okay ta
[16:49] <archman> smm58: i used to c#, but i could try java,thuogh...
[16:49] <soundray> mad_max02: when you install Ubuntu, it will automatically resize your ntfs partition and set up an ext3 one.
[16:49] <mavi-> archman: you just want to code some stuff?
[16:49] <smm58> pull up synaptic and search for gstreamer
[16:49] <mavi-> archman: go python =)
[16:49] <archman> mavi: yes
[16:49] <smm58> mb_, or install this package: kubuntu-restricted-extras
[16:49] <miked> how can i enable debugging in evolution mail?
[16:49] <mavi-> archman: i use python for all small apps i do for myself, but i guess c# can be quick development to
[16:50] <mad_max02> gparted wont help coz when I unmount ntfs to be able to do anything in gparted it shows disk in gray and I can only format it
[16:50] <DB42> ok, i've fixed my problem !
[16:50] <Daisuke_Laptop> that's because it's ntfs - if you still have windows, try something like partition magic from the windows side
[16:50] <DB42> Pici: here ?
[16:50] <Pici> DB42: Yes.
[16:50] <Fougner> mad_max02, reboot your computer with the gparted live-cd
[16:50] <mad_max02> Daisuke_Laptop, hehe I dont have damndows no more :D
[16:50] <DB42> Pici: this was the fix
[16:50] <Pici> DB42: What did you do?
 DB42: rm -f /var/cache/apt/archives/language-pack-en-base_1%3a7.10+20080205_all.deb /var/lib/dpkg/info/language-pack-en-base.list; sudo apt-get install -f && sudo apt-get autoremove && sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:50] <cadefy_> is there a keyboard shortcut to quickly getting to the desktop just like in windows ?
[16:50] <DB42> from #ubuntu @ efnet :)
[16:51] <mad_max02> Fougner, I dont have that livecd
[16:51] <cadefy_> (windows key+d) for example
[16:51] <Pici> DB42: Neat :)
[16:51] <archman> mavi: getting mono
[16:51] <Daisuke_Laptop> mad_max02: you could always do what i did in the same situation, which isn't pretty
[16:51] <Indiadev_Techie> Fougner: gparted is already present on ubuntu desktop 7.10
[16:51] <Szeraax>  hey all. I just installed linux to my flash drive and i am wondering if the only way to boot the kernel on it is through the bois booting the disk. is it possible to have grub recognize the flashdrive and boot to it?
[16:51] <Pici> DB42: I'll try to remember that the next time someone has a similar issue.
[16:51] <genii> mad_max02: take Fougner's tip and use the gparted livecd
[16:51] <smm58> archman, i forgot about mono. c# is microsofts expensive, closed form of java (memory management, bytecoded compiled, etc). i stay away from it from principle.
[16:51] <Fougner> well, get it?
[16:51] <Daisuke_Laptop> start shuffling everything between drives, burning to dvd, clearing it off and reformatting to ext3.
[16:51] <mad_max02> Daisuke_Laptop, well I cant format whole disk coz theres about 200gb of data that I want to transfer
[16:51] <Daisuke_Laptop> like i said, not pretty :\
[16:51] <Fougner> mad_max02, well, download it
[16:51] <DB42> pici: you were close, but after deleting the .list file, an install -f was needed, not just install
[16:52] <mavi-> mad_max02: why not just use the disk as it is if? =)
[16:52] <Fougner> Indiadev_Techie, sorry, didn't know
[16:52] <cadefy_> so anyone?
[16:52] <mad_max02> mavi-, coz its ntfs formated
[16:53] <Fougner> mad_max02, you've got a 200GB warezdepository on a NTFS, with no Win on it?
[16:53] <archman> smm58: i installed mono, gonna try a little
[16:53] <mavi-> just mount the NTFS partition and use it?
[16:53] <mavi-> or are you going to run the system from it?
[16:53] <Fougner> and you want to make some space on it and install linux on it?
[16:53] <mad_max02> Fougner, its not wares but ok and yeah I deleted damndows some weeks ago.
[16:53] <smm58> archman: good luck!
[16:53] <mavi-> archman: archman there is a GUI forrrr developing stuff named MonoDevelop
[16:53] <mavi-> err, mey keyboard has adhd i think'
[16:54] <archman> mavi: i installed exacty MonoDevelop over add/remove
[16:54] <mad_max02> and I cant transfer that data nowhere coz all of my 2TB diskspace is full :D
[16:54] <Fougner> mad_max02, I was just kidding.. you've got some sort of data on it anyway, that's the point
[16:54] <mavi-> archman: ah =)
[16:55] <Estesark> Hi - I've just recently installed Ubuntu and started using Rhythmbox. Does anyone know why my multimedia keys don't work with it, when they do work with other audio players?
[16:55] <arnath01> hi, how can i do a quick check of my harddisk (bad sectors and what not) from the livecd?
[16:55] <archman> yeah, has a solution window just like c#, hehe
[16:56] <mavi-> c# is the language, you mean visual studio i think =)
[16:56] <W8TAH> when i issue the following command on my 6.06LTS server -- chgrp -R `LOCALDOMAIN\domain_users'  /data   the server responds > any idea why?
[16:56] <archman> mavi: yes
[16:56] <archman> =)
[16:56] <Pici> W8TAH: Because you arent using the correct quotation marks.  Use 'LOCALDOMAIN\domain_users' not ` and '
[16:56] <cadefy_> why did skype download the .deb file when i chose ubuntu
[16:56] <bartzitz> hello, i'm having a problem with wine, wine notepad displays gray background, no menu, no scrollpanes, nothing.
[16:56] <cadefy_> will it work?
[16:57] <mavi-> cadefy_: .deb is ubuntus package-names
[16:57] <mavi-> cadefy_: its like a .msi
[16:57] <cadefy_> ahh
[16:57] <cadefy_> thanks
[16:57] <cadefy_> so i just have to double click it?
[16:57] <archman> i got another question, i still have audacious in my apps list, though i uninstalled it. Is something wrong?
[16:57] <Indiadev_Techie> cadefy_: yes...
[16:58] <genii> arnath01: fsck.<FSTYPE> /dev/devicename       eg: fsck.ext3 /dev/sda1         or          fsck.vfat /dev/sdb5        or so on etc
[16:58] <smm58> so nobody's heard of a good chat client that does video chat through jabber?
[16:58] <cadefy_> ahh the firefox downloader stuffed up
[16:58] <bartzitz> hello, i'm having a problem with wine, wine notepad displays gray background, no menu, no scrollpanes, nothing.
[16:58] <cadefy_> Reminder, you can't pause downloads using firefox
[16:58] <Fougner> wlanconfig ath0 create wlandev wifi0 wlanmode sta
[16:58] <Fougner> wlanconfig: ioctl: No such device
[16:58] <Fougner> why?
[16:58] <cadefy_> corrupt files
[16:58] <arnath01> genii: ah k thanks :)
[16:58] <gangadjinn> is there a way to recive webcams using pidgin
[16:58] <gangadjinn> ??
[16:58] <genii> arnath01: np
[16:58] <cadefy_> can i wget skype at all?
[16:58] <cadefy_> if i know the url?
[16:58] <archman> Reminder: gwget it the tool
[16:59] <cadefy_> gwget?
[16:59] <arnath01> genii: do you know if it supports ntfs?
[16:59] <Indiadev_Techie> gangadjinn: no... pidgin does not support audio - vedio...
[16:59] <archman> cafedy: for resuming
[16:59] <genii> arnath01: For that i think you need the ntfs tools package
[16:59] <arnath01> genii: ok :)
[16:59] <gangadjinn> Indiadev_Techie, anything I could use to view it?
[16:59] <Auraith1> what r those Vshaped spring loaded things for building hand muscles called?
[16:59] <ledge> hi
[17:00] <mortualdead> Y veut pas accepter mon password...
[17:00] <daedra> Pic: #tor or the official channel are so privvy about private networks that I don't believe they exist
[17:00] <cadefy_> !gwget
[17:00] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gwget - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[17:00] <ledge> So many ppl, whats the deal here?
[17:00] <cadefy_> :/
[17:00] <Marfi> i just tried firefox beta 3.........WOW!
[17:00] <genii> arnath01: package name is ntfsprogs.
[17:01] <Marfi> watcha need, ledge?
[17:01] <Indiadev_Techie> gangadjinn: i dont know...but u can give DigsBy a Try >>> www.digsby.com
[17:01] <arnath01> genii: ah thanks :)
[17:01] <smm58> Marfi, any big improvements?
[17:01] <ledge> Marfi - i guess i just stumbled in here... whats it all about?
[17:01] <soundray> !info gwget | cadefy_
[17:01] <ubotu> cadefy_: gwget (source: gwget2): GNOME front-end for wget. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.99-0ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 230 kB, installed size 1292 kB
[17:01] <Marfi> smm58, yes, definately
[17:02] <Marfi> ledge, support for ubuntu OS
[17:02] <soundray> !ubuntu | ledge
[17:02] <ubotu> ledge: Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com
[17:02] <Marfi> smm58, 1 word...fast
[17:02] <smm58> Marfi, do you know where i can get the source?
[17:02] <daedra> Pici: #tor or the official channel are so privvy about private networks that I don't believe they exist
[17:02] <cadefy_> ive sudo apt-get install gwget
[17:02] <cadefy_> but
[17:02] <cadefy_> it gives me an error when i gwget http://something.com
[17:02] <Pici> daedra: *shrug* I know next to nothing about tor
[17:02] <Marfi> smm58, http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/02/14/install-firefox-3-beta-3-in-ubuntu-with-one-command/
[17:02] <cadefy_> (gwget:7144): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_window_resize: assertion `width > 0' failed
[17:02] <ledge> soundray ubotu i just installed ubuntu 5.10 :D
[17:02] <brobostigon> daedra: what do you mean"privvy"??
[17:02] <cadefy_> (gwget:7144): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_window_resize: assertion `width > 0' failed
[17:02] <cadefy_> sorry for the paste
[17:02] <soundray> !enter | cadefy_
[17:02] <ubotu> cadefy_: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[17:02] <psykidellic> Hi. Can I do these three steps: http://pastebin.ca/919143 in one command. I want to get the output in my PHP script so that I can show the content. Something like: $data = exec("......") in PHP
[17:03] <bartzitz> any wine users? i'm having problem with wine 0.9.55 on gutsy
[17:03] <archman> when i click on system->preferencies->main menu i don't get any window opened. Why?
[17:03] <smm58> Marfi, are you using 64-bit?
[17:03] <ledge> marfi - so you guys just hang out in here and help ppl out?
[17:03] <bod_> bart__, #winehq   will prob help
[17:03] <soundray> ledge: any particular reason why you're using such an ancient version?
[17:03] <Marfi> smm58, nope
[17:03] <Pici> cadefy_: gwget is a gui program. why not try running it without any arguments?
[17:03] <Marfi> ledge, yup
[17:03] <daedra> brobostigon: clandestine, secretive, ensconcing
[17:03] <bod_> bartzitz,  #winehq   will prob help
[17:03] <cadefy_> what arguments
[17:03] <ledge> soundray - i found it in someones attic actually xD
[17:04] <brobostigon> daedra: ok, thanks
[17:04] <cadefy_> is wget http://url.com good enough?
[17:04] <Marfi> cadefy_, you will have to wget the name of the file. ie, wget http://website.com/file.tar
[17:04] <ledge> soundray - i ordered 7.1, apparently the CD takes a few weeks to get here, i wanted to get ubuntu before then.....
[17:04] <psykidellic> cadefy_, That will download the whole site recursively
[17:04] <cadefy_> oh
[17:04] <daedra> psykidellic: no it wont!
[17:04] <soundray> ledge: oh, attic -- didn't know they had those back then -- I thought you'd found it in some sarcophagus
[17:04] <Marfi> ledge, you can always download it from the ubuntu website. =)
[17:05] <daedra> it will download index.html/php
[17:05] <cadefy_> well i did gwget http://skype.com/linux/skype-deb_etc.deb
[17:05] <cadefy_> and it opened up in gui and worked ok but got an error in terminal
[17:05] <cadefy_> so i think its working fine
[17:05] <soundray> cadefy_: don't do this please
[17:05] <psykidellic> daedra, is it. I always thought if you give a directory it will download the whole thing.
[17:05] <soundray> cadefy_: enable the medibuntu repository and install skype from there
[17:05] <psykidellic> cadefy_, you probably want to try once then.... :)
[17:05] <daedra> i think that is wget -r
[17:05] <bod_> psykidellic, that would be like ftp'ing the whole site to your comp?
[17:05] <daedra> it's idiot proof to some degree
[17:06] <cadefy_> soundray: i've done the repository
[17:06] <cadefy_> where do i install skype from there at?
[17:06] <chheena> hallo habe ein problem wollte mir Viedeos im inet anschauen aba das geht irgenwie net
[17:06] <psykidellic> bod_, yes.
[17:06] <psykidellic> bod_, but I think wget is much faster and optimized.
[17:06] <soundray> cadefy_: 'sudo apt-get install skype'
[17:06] <Marfi> cadefy_, then just sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install skype
[17:06] <cadefy_> pj tjamls
[17:06] <cadefy_> oh thanks*
[17:06] <soundray> !de | chheena
[17:06] <ubotu> chheena: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[17:06] <bod_> psykidellic, fair play ;~)
[17:06] <smm58> Marfi, are you running gutsy?
[17:07] <Marfi> smm58, yup
[17:07] <cadefy_> thanks guys :)
[17:07] <soundray> !software > cadefy_, this factoid should be helpful, too (private message)
[17:08] <smm58> Marfi, did you know you can apt-get firefox-3.0?
[17:08] <psykidellic> Anyway, can I combine these 3 steps into one? http://pastebin.ca/919143
[17:08] <cadefy_> thank you soundray
[17:08] <Marfi> smm58, i know now. =) *hopps off to run it*
[17:08] <Fougner> !software > Fougner
[17:08] <bod_> psykidellic, yes,. using either && or ;  to link the commands
[17:09] <bardyr> psykidellic, zless?
[17:09] <brobostigon> smm58: however that one is still an old alpha version of firefox 3
[17:09] <soundray> psykidellic: you could use gzip instead of zip. Then you can read the file with zcat file.txt.gz
[17:09] <archman> what does this means:  Depends: libpango1.0-0 (>= 1.18.3) but 1.18.2-0ubuntu1 is to be installed
[17:09] <archman> it says it's broken...
[17:09] <Marfi> anyone know of a program that will switch desktop backgrounds after X minutes?
[17:10] <psykidellic> bardyr, soundray never heard zcat or zless
[17:10] <psykidellic> let me man it :)
[17:10] <soundray> archman: are you on hardy?
[17:10] <archman> soundtray: gutsy
[17:10] <bod_> Marfi, wallpaper tray,.,.its in repo's i think
[17:10] <fliegenderfrosch> Marfi: desktop drapes
[17:10] <Marfi> i'll check em both: thanks yall
[17:11] <soundray> archman: can you do a 'sudo apt-get -f install' and put the output on http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[17:11] <archman> soundray: ok, just a sec
[17:13] <arnath01> what is to jabber that xchat is to irc? :)
[17:13] <bardyr> pidgin
[17:13] <psykidellic> soundray, awesome :)
[17:13] <erat123> i set up an ubuntu file server and i have windows clients... i need some virus software.  i've heard clamAV is good, but i also see avg is available.... any recommendations?
[17:13] <psykidellic> soundray, I have zip (cant use gzip)
[17:13] <psykidellic> but apparantly: zcat somefile.zip works :)
[17:13] <utkan0s> anyone savvy with running one digital and one analog monitor under X using twinview, specifically running different gamma settings on each monitor?
[17:14] <smaila_> erat123:avast is greate  2
[17:14] <soundray> psykidellic: gzip is standard in ubuntu. Usage is different from zip
[17:14] <psykidellic> soundray, I meant that datafile is not under my control.
[17:14] <erat123> smaila_, cool.  i'll look that one up too.
[17:14] <archman> soundray: i pasted it
[17:14] <soundray> psykidellic: I see
[17:14] <cadefy_> my amsn just froze
[17:15] <cadefy_> how can i shut that down
[17:15] <soundray> archman: give me the URL please
[17:15] <psykidellic> soundray, but zworks :)
[17:15] <psykidellic> soundray, probably zcat handles ZIP format too!
[17:15] <soundray> psykidellic: zlong as it zworks ;)
[17:15] <fliegenderfrosch> cadefy_: in the console "killall amsn"
[17:15] <psykidellic> soundray, zworks = zcat
[17:15] <archman> soundray: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57482/
[17:15] <psykidellic> soundray, hahaha!
[17:15] <psykidellic> soundray, thanks.........saved lot of time
[17:16] <soundray> archman: what's the package that's giving you difficulties?
[17:16] <cadefy_> fliegenderfrosch: is there a way to quickly alt+ctrl+delete or something?
[17:16] <archman> soundray: firefox-3.0 over apt-get
[17:16] <soundray> cadefy_: Alt-F2 xkill
[17:16] <Xintruder> Hi
[17:16] <BakFlip> hello i've a problem ;/
[17:16] <Xintruder> When is the new ubuntu coming out?
[17:16] <Daisuke_Laptop> Xintruder: april 26, i believe
[17:16] <fliegenderfrosch> cadefy_: you can use xkill or use the system monitor
[17:16] <cadefy_> soundray: that opens up xkill?
[17:16] <Daisuke_Laptop> at least, that's the current plan
[17:17] <neverblue> BakFlip, ask it, keeping it all on one line please
[17:17] <cadefy_> alt+f2 is run application
[17:17] <cadefy_> hehe
[17:17] <BakFlip> my ubuntu doesn't want to install - error text "cannot enable port6. maybe the usb cable is bad?"
[17:17] <Tomarrow> Im trying to run make install on a program but it says "linux kernel source not found." what should I do ?
[17:17] <anaxagorus> why doesn't this work: sudo cp ~/fitwit_site/public/images/ ./public/images/ -- i get cp: omitting directory `/home/tbbooher/fitwit_site/public/images
[17:18] <kuchenhure> jesis at the questions
[17:18] <soundray> archman: which repository are you getting this from
[17:18] <soundray> ?
[17:18] <neverblue> BakFlip, how are you installing Ubuntu ?
[17:18] <kuchenhure> Tomarrow: make sure you have the latest kernel and it's in the right spot your program is looking for it
[17:18] <Runithard> Mouse question -- How do you decrease the rate of scroll on a mouse wheel (center button)
[17:19] <hobbzilla> Poll: Do you use your own iptables firewall or a packaged one? (i.e. shorewall, etc.)
[17:19] <BakFlip> normal... i am unplug devices form usb ports and i start to install ubuntu with click on "install ubuntu" - the really problem is that i have only 4 usb ports on the motherboard
[17:19] <soundray> hobbzilla: this channel is for support -- not for polls. Try #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:19] <ledge_> soundray - you still there?
[17:19] <ledge_> soundray, you still there?
[17:19] <tzd> do I need to reboot the computer if i want to load a module to the kernel?
[17:20] <kuchenhure> it shouldn't matter about the USB ports
[17:20] <soundray> ledge: pong
[17:20] <archman> soundray: just a sec, lazy i am
[17:20] <ledge_> pong?
[17:20] <thedman> I need some help with Evolution and connecting to exchange server
[17:20] <thedman> I think it all works, but I cannot drag and drop email to different folders
[17:20] <reya276> oh boy, how can I remove all of the KDE apps, I installed the Kubuntu-desktop and KDE to try it out and it installed all of it's applications
[17:21] <OldPink> In OpenOffice Impress (Presentation) how can I get a word count up?
[17:21] <drobvice> anyone have a dell m1330?
[17:22] <soundray> ledge_: yes, I'm still here
[17:22] <archman> soundray: not sure, i have this in /etc/apt/sources.list:
[17:22] <archman> deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ gutsy main universe restricted multiverse deb http://packages.medibuntu.org/ gutsy free non-free deb http://hr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ gutsy-backports main restricted universe multiverse deb-src http://hr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ gutsy-backports main restricted universe multiverse
[17:23] <OldPink> In OpenOffice Impress (Presentation) how can I get a word count up? Been working on this on Windows at work which tells you exactly, and need to know, need 3,000 words. Anyone?
[17:23] <BakFlip> this problem is with kernel because many of distributions don't run at my computer - for example: fedora, mandriva 2008, ubuntu, debian
[17:23] <kuchenhure> google is thy bestest friend.
[17:24] <ledge_> soundray - you remeber i said i was ordering a ubuntu CD? well i'll only need to use it once, is there like a redistribution thing set up?
[17:24] <erat123> i installed clamAV on ubuntu... i noticed i can run clamscan.  does it automatically monitor the system too? or do i have to run daily checks?
[17:24] <ledge_> soundray - that you know of.....
[17:25] <yowshi> i know this is off topic but anyone here have experience with hamachi? i cant find a hamachi specific chan
[17:25] <thedman^> Does Evolution not support drag and drop when connected using the Exchange connector
[17:25] <soundray> ledge_: I don't know of anything like that
[17:25] <ledge_> hmmm........
[17:25] <burkmat> Shell scripting: If [ String1 isin String2 ] <- How would I achieve this? Google is being mean to me.
[17:25] <OldPink> !openoffice
[17:25] <ubotu> a free and open source office suite, including word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, vector drawing and database components.  To install: "sudo apt-get install openoffice.org". User help available in #users.openoffice.org
[17:25] <netzmeister> hello
[17:25] <archman> soundray: any clues?
[17:26] <netzmeister> i have exactly that problem
[17:26] <netzmeister> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub/+bug/22220/comments/26
[17:26] <yowshi> !hamachi
[17:26] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about hamachi - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[17:26] <netzmeister> are there any chances to get my server work..
[17:26] <ledge_> OldPink, the only thing i can think of would be to like, copy your text into another aplication
[17:26] <l_vagnozzi> just installed apache someone help me with configuration?
[17:26] <OldPink> ledge_: 60 slides.  (You may have to sudo apt-get update first)
[17:27] <dooglus> burkmat: if [[ abcdef == *bcd* ]]; then echo bcd is in abcdef; else echo nope; fi
[17:28] <acxty> may someone help me. I want to uninstall the graphic interface
[17:28] <acxty> apt-get install xorg gnome
[17:28] <burkmat> dooglus, Excellent, thank you. So used to OS-specific implementations of "isin" that I didn't even try the obvious. :P
[17:28] <ledge_> OldPink i'm a total newbie so i guess i have an excuse... lol.... thats what i'd have done though...... coppy and paste into text editor
[17:28] <acxty> is that all I need to do?
[17:28] <OldPink> ledge_: I asked in #users.openoffice.org - but it's dead in there
[17:28] <spmccann> ledge
[17:28] <spmccann> http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/features/2.0/index.html
[17:28] <dooglus> burkmat: "man bash" told me
[17:28] <spmccann> explains the word count
[17:28] <l_vagnozzi> i know i had to change something in /etc/apache2/sites-available.conf... someone know wath i had to configure?
[17:28] <ledge_> thanks spmccann
[17:28] <burkmat> dooglus, Huh. Didn't know there was an if part in there, sorry for bothering. :)
[17:29] <spmccann> np ledge happy counting :)
[17:29] <ledge_> spmccann :)
[17:29] <ledge_> OldPink did you get that?
[17:29] <acxty> what I want to do is to change gnome to xfce
[17:30] <dooglus> burkmat: you don't have to use 'if'.  this does just the same:  [[ abcdef == *bcd* ]] && echo bcd is in abcdef || echo nope
[17:30] <dooglus> burkmat: it's the [[ section you want to look at
[17:30] <ledge_> OldPink - http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/features/2.0/index.html courtesy of spmccan
[17:30] <archman> soundray: i doesn't upgrade it automatically
[17:30] <OldPink> ledge_, spmccann:  In the past it was only 	 possible to find document statistics under "File - Properties ...". It also was  impossible to count the number of words in a selection. OpenOffice.org 2.0 eliminates this restriction. Now a new word count dialog can be found in the "Tools" menu. - Only in the writing application. I'm talking about IMPRESS. Powerpoint file.
[17:31] <archman> soundray: seems like i have 1.18.2 version (read it from synaptics)
[17:32] <soundray> OldPink: if you switch to View-Outline, you can copy your entire text and paste it into a new Writer document. Then you can do File-Properties-Statistics or whatever.
[17:32] <ledge_> OldPink, then coppy the text. if its impossible to cound it in Impress then there arent many other options....
[17:32] <Moduliz0r> anyone had any success with Halo Dedicated Server under Wine (with no X server)?
[17:32] <soundray> archman: when you run 'sudo apt-get install libpango1.0-0', does it update you to 1.18.3? (You may have to sudo apt-get update first)
[17:32] <archman> soundray: seems like i have 1.18.2 version (read it from synaptics), it does not update
[17:33] <NET||abuse> can anyone help me with a good download desktop app? I use flashget on windows, it's great, i can put username/password into the downloads properties and it will login to the newsgroup handy, anything can be done with ubuntu?
[17:33] <ledge_> can anyone tell me how to install codecs for Totem?
[17:33] <ledge_> and how to play youtube vids
[17:33] <soundray> archman: have you actually tried what I asked you to?
[17:33] <soundray> !flash | ledge_
[17:33] <ubotu> ledge_: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash (for !Dapper and !Edgy, a recent version is available in !backports) - See also !Restricted and !Gnash
[17:33] <gombotz> Hello, is there anyone that know's how to deal with freebob audio firewire library ?
[17:34] <OldPink> soundray: OldPink: "if you switch to View-Outline" - Just copies slide 1
[17:34] <archman> soundray: yes, it doesn't update
[17:34] <NET||abuse> And i don't want to use wget, way too much effort from a user point of view! i can pass user/pass into wget sure, svae the cookie and use it etc... but really i would like a nice application that does it well. The builtin firefox downloader has issues with resuming from the newsgroups it seems also, it's never manage to do so for me.
[17:34] <archman> soundray: in synaptics it says 1.18.2 is the latest version
[17:34] <soundray> OldPink: do a Ctrl-A -- then it marks the entire file
[17:35] <NET||abuse> gwget doesn't have any way to pass username/pass into the downloads either which is a bit of an annoying featureset shortcoming
[17:35] <soundray> archman: look at this factoid:
[17:35] <OldPink> soundray: Seriously, I know how to select all, give me some credit.
[17:35] <soundray> !info libpango1.0-0
[17:35] <ubotu> libpango1.0-0 (source: pango1.0): Layout and rendering of internationalized text. In component main, is optional. Version 1.18.3-0ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 286 kB, installed size 796 kB
[17:35] <ledge_> cheers soundray
[17:35] <OldPink> soundray: A lot of text is in text boxes. They don't show in outline view
[17:37] <ArthurArchnix> I'm going to have three OS's on my system, Arch, Gutsy and Hardy. I'm pretty sure I can point them all to the same /tmp partition without worry, but what about /boot? When I install arch, if I say /sda3 is boot, won't it just overwrite everything it finds in there?
[17:37] <soundray> OldPink: in that case, I would try exporting the file to file.pdf, then in a terminal run 'pdftotext file.pdf ; wc file.txt'
[17:38] <OldPink> soundray: Twom minutes
[17:38] <Falgor> hi, I installed win2k next to ubuntu, and obviously lost grub. There was a command to bring it back, right?
[17:38] <soundray> ArthurArchnix: my gut feeling is that you shouldn't share a /boot partition between major versions. What would the benefit be, anyway?
[17:39] <soundray> !grub | Falgor
[17:39] <ubotu> Falgor: 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
[17:39] <tzd> does anyone know if a reboot is needed when you load a module to the kernel please?
[17:39] <ArthurArchnix> I can't think of one... save space maybe? But they really only ned about 75MBs each... simplicity? I don't know. I'm planning the partitions now. Gonna install some tonight.
[17:39] <ArthurArchnix> soundray^
[17:39] <NET||abuse> tzd, not always, but if it doesn't seem to have taken affect then maybe :)
[17:39] <NET||abuse> tzd, what module?
[17:40] <ArthurArchnix> soundray: Plus, if i'm installing hardy that's probably not a good idea no matter what. Ok... but /tmp is fine, right?
[17:40] <soundray> ArthurArchnix: simplicity would be to have boot in each system's root partition. I wouldn't worry about sharing /tmp. You can share swap, too, unless you want to hibernate.
[17:40] <OldPink> soundray:   32 1519 8624 Steve Williams.txt
[17:40] <OldPink> soundray: Which one is it? 32? 1519? 8624? 321,598,624?
[17:41] <tzd> NET||abuse: none in particular. Just wondering since I had an exam question about it. I had three options when it was necessary to reboot a linux computer: 1: after a web server installation 2: after loading a module into kernel 3: after installing a new kernel
[17:41] <soundray> OldPink: lines, words, characters. 'man wc' will tell you more
[17:41] <narayan> Hello all
[17:41] <NET||abuse> tzd, well in my book, only the last one
[17:41] <soundray> OldPink: looks like half your work is done ;)
[17:41] <ArthurArchnix> soundray: Thanks for being my sounding board. harhar. :(
[17:41] <NET||abuse> tzd, but then i've not done an exam,,,, yet.. must get around to doing one
[17:42] <KaiForce> no reboot for module load
[17:42] <tzd> NET||abuse: i was hoping you'd say the second one as well :)
[17:42] <tzd> NET||abuse: according to my teacher it's the last one just like you've said so i guess that's it
[17:42] <NET||abuse> tzd, well, i loaded my wifi driver modules without a reboot.. so i dunno
[17:42] <narayan> I just installed Ubuntu 7.10, but in the GRUB, I see two instances
[17:42] <mad_max02> anyone here playing games like metal slug and street fighter 3 or something on ubuntu ?
[17:43] <soundray> OldPink: it's worth doing a quick check with 'less Steve\ Williams.txt' to see whether the textbox text went into that file.
[17:43] <NET||abuse> tzd, ahh, :) you doing in Uni? undergrad compsci?
[17:43] <archman> soundray: when i applied libpango1.0-0_1.18.3-0ubuntu1_i386.deb it asked me to apt-get install -f
[17:43] <tzd> NET||abuse: yeah I'm most likely wrong. Took a serious guess :) Yeah, a beginners course in Linux
[17:43] <NET||abuse> narayan, it's probably the different kernel modes, one is in a sorta "safe mode" type setup, so they give you 2 options
[17:44] <archman> then i got a message to remove 11 packs. should i continue?
[17:44] <NET||abuse> archman, emmm, dunno
[17:44] <NET||abuse> archman, more details needed? under what circumstances?
[17:44] <soundray> archman: no. Does 'sudo apt-get dist-upgrade' report that your system is up to date?
[17:44] <Marfi> archman, what are you installing?
[17:44] <narayan> NET||abuse, yeah, one had this recovery. Apart from the two, theres another
[17:44] <Falgor> soundray there's "QuickStart", "Overwriting the Windows Bootloader", "Preserving Windows bootloader", "From Inside Ubuntu"... etc. I should be fine with the "Quickstart", right?
[17:45] <danand> archman - have you updated recently? ie sudo apt-get update?
[17:45] <soundray> Falgor: probably
[17:45] <narayan> Also, I had trouble installing it earlier
[17:45] <archman> danand: yes
[17:45] <archman> Marfi: firefox 3
[17:45] <Falgor> soundray ok, I'll try
[17:45] <Falgor> thanks
[17:45] <Marfi> archman, just sudo apt-get install firefox-3.0, and that should be it
[17:45] <danand> archman - did you run an apt-get upgrade after?
[17:46] <archman> danand: yes
[17:46] <soundray> archman: 'sudo apt-get install dist-upgrade' (don't omit the dist-)
[17:46] <Marfi> archman, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install firefox-3.0
[17:46] <danand> archman - k
[17:46] <Falgor> soundray should the ubuntu install cd work as the livecd/desktop? (I have only the install cd)
[17:47] <osfameron> can I get deskbar-applet to open some apps with sudo? Like synaptic for example?
[17:47] <soundray> Falgor: the regular install CD does.
[17:47] <archman> soundray: it says: the following packs have unmet dependencies: libpango debug and devel
[17:47] <Falgor> soundray k
[17:48] <soundray> archman: can you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:48] <osfameron> aha!  I can, but the interface is amazingly stupid and just shows 2x "open synaptic" options, without distinguishing them.
[17:49] <soundray> osfameron: I don't know what you're trying to do, but if you're starting synaptic, you should use gksudo (not sudo)
[17:49] <archman> soundray: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57489/
[17:49] <WorkingOnWis1> is there a linux replacement for vEmotion that anyone knows of?
[17:49] <prasanna> this is weird, after doing an update just not i lost the ability to go wireless
[17:49] <prasanna> i can only connect to the net through wired
[17:50] <eljak> prasanna, try using wlassistant
[17:50] <arnath01> does anyone know any good jabber servers? i'm having some trouble tracking one down
[17:50] <osfameron> soundray: yeah.  It looks like one of the deskbar options does indeed do that though.  (I remember I could never get katapult to play nice with gksudo on a previous install)
[17:50] <eljak> with it i can connect to wireless, parallel to my wired connection
[17:51] <soundray> archman: you're getting your packages from the hr mirror. Maybe it's not up to date. I would set another mirror and rerun 'sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade'
[17:51] <brobostigon> arnath01: mydebian.de
[17:51] <narayan> NET||abuse, I did a guided install by the way
[17:51] <prasanna> wats that eljak?
[17:51] <prasanna> i'm pretty new to all this, so sorry if that was a dumb question
[17:51] <NET||abuse> narayan, umm, shouldn't be any different
[17:52] <eljak> prasanna, a wireless connection manager
[17:52] <prasanna> see, i dont even have that option anymore, i only see 'wired' and 'modem'
[17:52] <archman> soundray: and it will solve my broken dependencies?
[17:52] <NET||abuse> narayan, basically you will collect grub entries as you update the kernel, the newest entries will be placed at the top so it automatically boots into the appropriate, up to date kernel version.
[17:52] <eljak> prasanna, sudo apt-get install wlassitant and i guess to work fine you should run it with sudo
[17:53] <prasanna>  Couldn't find package wlassitant
[17:53] <soundray> archman: yes/no/maybe. It should make the libpango version available that firefox needs. Everything should then fall into place if you 'sudo apt-get -f install'
[17:53] <cadefy_> how can I change my mouse speed
[17:53] <narayan> NET||abuse, Ty glad to hear that. However, is there a way to clear the 'n' many partitions I created during the earlier un-succesful tries?
[17:54] <cadefy_> found it dw
[17:54] <caleb_yau> hello, i'm dual booting linux and it seems like my c windows drive has disappeared for no reason.
[17:54] <NET||abuse> narayan, so having 2 is just the start, as the kernel cycles through rev's , you'll build up a healthily hefty list of kernel versions
[17:54] <NET||abuse> narayan, I usually prune them after about 5 entries
[17:54] <NET||abuse> cadefy_, sys... ok
[17:54] <soundray> cadefy_: oh no, not you again
[17:54] <soundray> cadefy_: just kidding ;)
[17:54] <eljak> prasanna, sorry forgot an "s" it is wlassistant
[17:54] <caleb_yau> Its usually stored in /media/sda1/ the folder is there but its completely empty
[17:54] <cadefy_> soundray: :(
[17:54] <cadefy_> im ubuntnew
[17:54] <cadefy_> :p
[17:54] <brobostigon> !mount | caleb_yau
[17:54] <ubotu> caleb_yau: Partitioning programs: !GParted or QTParted (also "man mkfs" for formatting) - Mounting partitions in !GNOME under !Dapper: System -> Administration -> Disks - For !Edgy and later, see !fstab and !DiskMounter
[17:55] <{H3LL}> Hi evryone !!! :)
[17:55] <soundray> cadefy_: soon you'll be ubuntold
[17:55] <prasanna> k
[17:55] <cadefy_> lol
[17:55] <cadefy_> ubuntking
[17:55] <narayan> NET||Abuse, so the one which does not show the kernel version is the actual thing
[17:55] <NET||abuse> narayan, google around for ubuntu clean up kernel entries
[17:55] <prasanna> k thanks, its downloadin it now
[17:55] <NET||abuse> narayan, em, i think so,, been a while since i paid attention to it :)
[17:55] <prasanna> after its downloaded, anything else i need to do?
[17:55] <prasanna> basically configure it?
[17:56] <narayan> NET||abuse, ok, is there any other newbie guide that I should read before troubling you all?
[17:56] <NET||abuse> narayan, always search the ubuntu wiki wiki.ubuntu.com
[17:56] <prasanna> just weird, i mean i do an update, and after reboot wifi has been removed. is that a common occurrence?
[17:56] <ledge> hey i just deleted firefox, can anyone tell me how to re-install it in terminal?
[17:56] <Tooommi> I've added some of my windows partitions to fstab but when I boot up it looks like my drives are switched. sdb becomes sda and vice versa? Any tips?
[17:56] <narayan> NET||abuse, Thank you so much :)
[17:57] <RoAkSoAx> ledge: sudo apt-get install firefox
[17:57] <Cpudan80> ledge: sudo apt-get install firefox
[17:57] <soundray> ledge: 'sudo apt-get --reinstall install firefox'
[17:57] <eljak> prasanna, as i said maybe you will need to run it with sudo, and it should work fine other than that, check that you have your wireless card "on"
[17:57] <ledge> soundray RoAkSoAx Cpudan80 - it asks me for the install CD which i gave back allready...
[17:58] <Cpudan80> hrm....
[17:58] <prasanna> ya its downloading right nw, did need sudo. thanks again
[17:58] <takereasy> disconnect
[17:58] <Cpudan80> It shouldnt
[17:58] <RoAkSoAx> ledge: do a: sudo cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:58] <RoAkSoAx> and paste the output on paste.ubuntu-nl.org and give me the link
[17:58] <soundray> ledge: is it 5.10 still?
[17:58] <ledge> RoAkSoAx cheers
[17:58] <cadefy_> soundray: what have you got for 'ubuntking' eh
[17:58] <ledge> soundray: yeah
[17:59] <prasanna> eljak, its been downloaded and installed, what should i do now? reboot for things to take effect?
[17:59] <smeuuh> hey, anyone else has a problem with restricted-modules on hardy ? i can't install it for some reason since i last updated
[17:59] <{H3LL}> what will be the next version of ubuntu ???
[17:59] <soundray> ledge: it's not supported any more. I don't think you'll be able to fix that.
[17:59] <brobostigon> !hardy
[17:59] <ubotu> Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[17:59] <eljak> try sudo wlassistant in the terminal and see if you get a list of wireless networks
[18:00] <bullgard4> Where can I find the document http://lxr.linux.no/linux+v<IP_ADDRESS>/drivers/acpi/Kconfig also in the 2.6.22-14-generic kernel documentation?
[18:00] <smeuuh> oops, sorry, going to #ubuntu+1 now
[18:00] <ledge> soundray: lol ok
[18:00] <ledge> hahaha
[18:00] <bitterbug> moo
[18:00] <archman> soundray: reentered repositories, see: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57490/
[18:00] <ledge> damn
[18:00] <NET||abuse> Anyone recomend a good, multi stream, http/ftp file downloader, with newsgroup login support and good resume features?
[18:00] <ledge> xD
[18:00] <neoalex> hi guys, how can I tell on which tty a usb touch screen connects
[18:01] <battlesquid> i need apache2 to start by itself on startup. there's a script /etc/init.d/apache2 than can be called with start, and that works. but i don't know how to link to a command with parameter. do i need to make a wrapper script, ie: /etc/init.d/apache2 start  then ln -s thatscript ?
[18:01] <brobostigon> neoalex: try dmesg??
[18:01] <sai> hi
[18:01] <NET||abuse> battlesquid, did you install from the repo?
[18:01] <mavric> how do i change compiz-fusion settings?
[18:02] <battlesquid> NET||abuse, yes default (feisty)
[18:02] <neoalex> brobostigon: I did but it says connected as /class/input/input3
[18:02] <RoAkSoAx> battlesquid: when you install apache through apt-get or aptitude or synaptic, it starts on startup by default
[18:02] <NET||abuse> battlesquid, once the deb is installed then it's started and will start on boot
[18:02] <battlesquid> RoAkSoAx, not true in my case
[18:02] <archman> mavric, compizconfig-settings manager
[18:02] <NET||abuse> battlesquid, the default install will make everything just go fo ryou!
[18:02] <battlesquid> NET||abuse, i'm afraid that's not the case
[18:02] <soundray> archman: you don't actually need libpango1.0-0-dev or libpango1.0-0-dbg, unless you're developing with those libraries. I suggest you 'sudo apt-get --purge remove libpango1.0-0-dev libpango1.0-0-dbg' and try 'sudo apt-get -f install' once more)
[18:02] <LadyNikon> hey whats the problem that recovers boot partitions once you if you install linux
[18:03] <NET||abuse> battlesquid, did you fiddle the apache.conf or httpd.conf or vhosts or something?
[18:03] <mavric> archman: where is it?
[18:03] <neoalex> brobostigon: and that folder doesn't exist: /class
[18:03] <brobostigon> neoalex: no idea. sorry
[18:03] <Tooommi> I've added some of my windows partitions to fstab but when I boot up it looks like my drives are switched. sdb becomes sda and vice versa? Any tips?
[18:03] <battlesquid> NET||abuse, good question. yes, i did touch httpd.conf
[18:03] <tritium> battlesquid: the init script you see in /etc/init.d/ is what starts it at boot.
[18:03] <neoalex> k, anyone?
[18:03] <eljak> battlesquid, the fastest way i guess is go to system settings --> system services where you will find apache2 listed and where you can enable to start at boot
[18:03] <archman> soundray: it says:  Couldn't find package libpango1.0-0-dev
[18:04] <NET||abuse> battlesquid, do apache2ctrl -S
[18:04] <soundray> archman: sorry, my mistake. Trying again:
[18:04] <NET||abuse> battlesquid, if there's any interestin output let me know/
[18:04] <battlesquid> eljak, thanks i'll try that if i fail
[18:04] <soundray> archman: you don't actually need libpango1.0-0-dev or libpango1.0-0-dbg, unless you're developing with those libraries. I suggest you 'sudo apt-get --purge remove libpango1.0-dev libpango1.0-0-dbg' and try 'sudo apt-get -f install' once more)
[18:04] <archman> mavric: compizconfig settings manager,    google it
[18:05] <battlesquid> NET||abuse, as far as i can tell, nothing interesting.
[18:05] <gigabytes> hello everybody
[18:06] <soundray> !hi
[18:06] <gigabytes> I've a question about the synaptics touchpad drivers on X11
[18:06] <ubotu> Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[18:06] <soundray> !ask
[18:06] <ubotu> Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[18:06] <zup1> hi. people, please, tell me, what exists system manage project on Ubuntu, such as MS Project on Windows
[18:06] <gigabytes> I see that I can configure them
[18:06] <storm-zen> Are backports a fairly safe update?  If not, how does one know that they need to downgrade, and is downgrade as easy as uninstalling the backport and reinstalling the released version?
[18:06] <soundray> !enter | gigabytes
[18:06] <ubotu> gigabytes: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[18:06] <bullgard4> Where can I find the document http://lxr.linux.no/linux+v<IP_ADDRESS>/drivers/acpi/Kconfig also in the 2.6.22-14-generic kernel documentation?
[18:06] <archman> soundray: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57491/
[18:07] <Jackson2> Hi, I'm trying to get my external USB hard drive to work in the latest version of Ubuntu, being booted from the CD. Anybody have suggestions on how to get the system to recognize it?
[18:07] <danand> zup1 - there is a package called planner...supposed to be a project management tool. not sure how good it is though ...
[18:07] <gigabytes> to emulate third mouse button using 3 fingers taps. So I'm asking: Can I also use the three fingers detection when I move the three fingers?
[18:08] <zup1> danand, planner is not very good :(
[18:08] <soundray> archman: I guess you will have to say yes to apt-get -f install removing those packages, and reinstall them (probably installing firefox-3.0 will pull them in as dependencies anyway)
[18:08] <tritium> bullgard4: the linux-doc package always depends on the latest linux kernel documentation package.  Install it if that's what you want.
[18:08] <danand> zup1 - oh... :(
[18:09] <gigabytes> so can I have three different moving events from the touchpad when I move one finger, two fingers or three fingers?
[18:09] <soundray> gigabytes: not sure -- have you tried?
[18:09] <JosiahW> is there a way to convert an external hard drive from ntfs to fat32 without moving the data off of the hard drive?
[18:09] <gigabytes> soundray: not yet I can't find enough docs about
[18:10] <soundray> gigabytes: normally the synaptics  driver emulates mouse wheel action via a special edge area
[18:10] <bullgard4> tritium: You seem to speak in very general terms although I have put a specific question. I have asked about the 2.6.22-14 kernel. The 2.6.22-14 is the current Gutsy Ubuntu kernel. So what is the essence of your statement?
[18:10] <gigabytes> soundray: I don't talk about scroling but the mouse pointer moving
[18:10] <hopeless> does anyone know how do create a trash directory on a separate partition?
[18:10] <dookdook> after i upgraded to gutsy, i notice every time i log in a trackerd process is running that is constantly hitting the hard drive.  i have to kill (-9) it every time, just to get things back to normal.  is this normal?  should i let it run?
[18:11] <soundray> JosiahW: I don't think so, but this is not the best channel to ask -- try ##windows
[18:11] <soundray> gigabytes: you mean moving the pointer while holding the (emulated) middle mouse button?
[18:11] <chetnick> can i run wireless and wired at the same time on ubuntu?
[18:12] <archman> soundray: how can i backup my system so if i mess up something i can roll back everything?
[18:12] <cadefy_> in ubuntu how do i switch between windows using my keyboard (windows as in desktops)
[18:12] <budgester>
[18:12] <gigabytes> soundray: no, I mean, instead of emulate the mouse buttons, I want my application to know if the user is moving the pointer using one, two or three fingers
[18:12] <gigabytes> soundray: is it possible?
[18:12] <cadefy_> soundray: you know my answer :)
[18:13] <danand> dookdook - do you mean the find program?
[18:13] <JosiahW> soundray: I wanted to do it through linux... dont trust windows with that kind of thing.
[18:13] <storm-zen> !backport
[18:13] <ubotu> If new updated Ubuntu packages are built for an application, then they may go into Ubuntu Backports. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports - See also !packaging
[18:13] <soundray> gigabytes: I haven't come across this yet, but I would think that the hardware and driver are capable in principle of providing that kind of information.
[18:13] <sirius-black> hey
[18:13] <archman>  how can i backup my system so if i mess up something i can roll back everything?
[18:13] <soundray> archman: uninstalling and reinstalling a few packages like that is not going to mess it up.
[18:14] <dookdook> danand, is that what trackerd is used for?  to index find?
[18:14] <sirius-black> does anyone know a programming language where you can draw pixel-by-pixel?
[18:14] <brobostigon> !backup | archman
[18:14] <ubotu> archman: There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning
[18:14] <gigabytes> soundray: and further I'd be happy If I could know the coordinates of the fingers at any given time
[18:14] <davidrichards> i don't sirius, nothing that's just geared toward pixels
[18:15] <soundray> gigabytes: if I had that sort of problem, I think I'd look in the source code of the synaptics driver...
[18:15] <battlesquid> NET||abuse, the services thingy shows that "web server (apache2) is in fact enabled on startup. so i think it just fails to load properly, wish i knew why... tritium said that /etc/init.d/script is called at startup by ubuntu. i tried running that script as me and using sudo (i am a sudoer). no output in either case. the script looks ok to me at glance.
[18:15] <sjuerges> hello. im having a problem with ubuntu hardy: using nvidia restricted drivers, i cant switch to a VT ... screen goes blank and does werid color things ... CTRL+ALT+F7 brings me back to X, at least that works. Same problem with powersave ... anybody got any ideas ?
[18:15] <archman> soundray: can i pastebin you the output so that you can see is there anything crucial for removal?
[18:15] <soundray> JosiahW: there is no reason to trust Linux more than Windows when it comes to closed, poorly documented filesystems like NTFS...
[18:15] <sirius-black> well, it doesnt have to be like that, but like on my calculator(which runs on assembly and basic) i can use the pxl_on(coordinates) command to turn a pixel on, and i was wondering whether there is a programming language in ubuntu that can do thet
[18:15] <sirius-black> that*
[18:15] <cadefy_> in ubuntu how do i switch between windows using my keyboard (windows as in desktops)?
[18:16] <chetnick> alt tab
[18:16] <tritium> cadefy_: Ctrl-Alt-Right Arrow to move to the right
[18:16] <gigabytes> soundray: good idea
[18:16] <davidrichards> I've just inherited a server that was built from a cd.  I need to install build-essential to have the developer tools available to me, but it's asking that I insert the cd into the server (two states away from me at the moment).  Does anyone know how to download the files locally and tell ubuntu to look locally for these?
[18:16] <tritium> cadefy_: and so on
[18:16] <sjuerges> cadefy_: alt+tab .. .same as under windows
[18:16] <tritium> cadefy_: you mean desktops, not windows, correct?
[18:16] <_mug> hey
[18:16] <soundray> archman: no, unless it's changed from http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57490/ -- the things it wants to remove there you can confidently remove and reinstall.
[18:16] <JosiahW> soundray: lol okay
[18:16] <JosiahW> soundray: thank you
[18:17] <cadefy_> desktops
[18:17] <archman> soundray: thanks
[18:17] <cadefy_> like down bottom right has 2 screens i click inbetween
[18:17] <cadefy_> i can drag a program across
[18:17] <cadefy_> but i want to switch between the 2 with my keyboard
[18:17] <brobostigon> ctrl+alt+ left/right arrow
[18:17] <tritium> as I said
[18:17] <cadefy_> thank you :)
[18:17] <cadefy_> i was ctrl+left
[18:17] <sirius-black> does anyone know a programming language where you can draw pixel-by-pixel?(like with the pxl_on and pxl_off commands on my TI-84 calculator)
[18:17] <battlesquid> !enter | cadefy_
[18:17] <ubotu> cadefy_: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[18:17] <cadefy_> alt+left
[18:18] <chetnick> davidrichards: i beleive you need to change it in source list
[18:18] <Khisanth> you can change the shortcuts if you want to
[18:18] <sirius-black> does anyone know a programming language where you can draw pixel-by-pixel?(like with the pxl_on and pxl_off commands on my TI-84 calculator)
[18:18] <tritium> cadefy_: default is Ctrl-Alt-L (or R) arrow key