[12:21] <jrib> Priest-of-Psi: gedit
[12:21] <joe4444> or it could've been a different system settings tool
[12:21] <slvmchn> sogen, you sound like a prime candidate for windows vista
[12:21] <xtheblack9x> sogen ubuntu has a program called GIMP much like photoshop
[12:21] <sogen> xtknight: but it sux
[12:21] <derrin> Sogen: it probably says you need to UNinstall windows?
[12:22] <xtheblack9x> sogen its about as good as photoshop and there is even plug-ins that make it run like photoshop (like where the menus are)
[12:22] <sogen> xtheblack9x: but it still dont have all functions ;(
[12:22] <xtheblack9x> sogen ya not all
[12:22] <derrin> No one can help with my DV Camera then?
[12:23] <xtheblack9x> sogen you might be able to run photoshop in a program called wine
[12:23] <sogen> xtheblack9x: but gimp dont have thos functions that i need :(
[12:23] <h3x0r> Gimp wont compare to photoshop tho, if your a heavy photoshop user then i would suggest sticking to windows cause ubuntu doesnt have a photo editing program that could much photoshop
[12:23] <xtheblack9x> sogen but wines kinda hard to configer
[12:23] <sogen> xtheblack9x: yes i know i can use wine but "howto" seys that i need have to windows first
[12:23] <arcad3> how to repai /etc/fstab?
[12:23] <arcad3> *repair
[12:23] <xtheblack9x> sogen oooooooohhh
[12:24] <sogen> xtheblack9x: i need to have widnwos to install photoshop on ubuntu
[12:24] <eternaljoy> im now running the new TISP free wireless.  Using my house water. works great :)
[12:24] <sogen> xtheblack9x: but i dont have windows
[12:24] <xtheblack9x> sogen thats dumb :( sorry
[12:24] <sogen> xtheblack9x: http://blog.publicidadpixelada.com/how-to-adobe-photoshop-cs2-on-ubuntu-10-steps/
[12:24] <sogen> xtheblack9x: here is that howto
[12:25] <h3x0r> hey can i get help installing cedega aka wineX ? anyone>
[12:25] <joe4444> sogen, if you /really/ need to use Photoshop "in" Ubuntu, then i would suggest setting up a virtual machine with VMWare to run Windows XP
[12:25] <SzaraHill> aahh ha ha, logjam's in add/remove programs too, didn't find it the first time I looked
[12:25] <xtheblack9x> sogen ya i have never messed with wine really. If i want to use photoshop i would boot in windows myself
[12:25] <SzaraHill> poningru, thanks for your help!
[12:25] <compilerwriter> eternaljoy:  wireless via house water?  I am on good pain drugs, but did I read that correctly?
[12:26] <eternaljoy> compiledkernel: yeah. http://www.google.com/tisp/
[12:26] <happytron> anyone have an opinion on how well wine works in general?
[12:26] <eternaljoy> compilerwriter: http://www.google.com/tisp/
[12:26] <eternaljoy> compilerwriter: new technology
[12:26] <Bonez56> does anyone know if there is a NVIDIA driver that is newer than 1.9755? ie is there a beta?
[12:26] <eternaljoy> Bonez56: no
[12:26] <eternaljoy> compilerwriter: uses water for wireless broadband
[12:28] <arcad3> water for wireless broadband???
[12:28] <eternaljoy> arcad3: yep! new technology
[12:29] <eternaljoy> arcad3:  http://www.google.com/tisp/
[12:29] <xtheblack9x> where can i make some alias commands that boot up with ubuntu? /etc/profile?
[12:29] <eternaljoy> arcad3: I just set it up, work,s great
[12:29] <arcad3> broadband freee?
[12:29] <ubotu> ANNOUNCEMENT: The release of Ubuntu Feisty will be delayed by 3 weeks due to numerouse newly found bugs
[12:29] <eternaljoy> arcad3: yep using your house water
[12:29] <joe4444> jrib, after setting a keyboard shortcut using gconf-editor will it be active immediately?  i can't seem to get any key combo to open a new terminal
[12:29] <Toma-> what the heck is tisp?
[12:29] <williammanda> would someone look at this fstab file and tell me why hdb1 doesn't automatically mount....http://pastebin.ca/419013
[12:30] <eternaljoy> arcad3: sign up at google website I gave u
[12:30] <eternaljoy> Toma-: free wireless broadband
[12:30] <joe4444> by google?
[12:30] <eternaljoy> joe4444: yep
[12:30] <Skew-> ubotu: how unfortunate, and even on 1st of april ;'(
[12:30] <eternaljoy> look at: http://www.google.com/tisp/
[12:30] <arcad3> works in Romania too?
[12:30] <eternaljoy> Skew-: shhh :)
[12:30] <Toma-> this is an April Fools joke right?
[12:30] <eternaljoy> Toma-: LOL
[12:30] <Skew-> hehehe
[12:31] <eternaljoy> Skew-: damn you!  u stuffed it
[12:31] <joe4444> lol
[12:31] <jrib> joe4444: should work immediately yes
[12:31] <eternaljoy> Skew-: I had them all going dude
[12:31] <Skew-> sorry :(
[12:31] <Enselic`> mon^rch: hmm, appears as if I don't have that in my gconf-editor
[12:31] <Toma-> cmon, "Want WIFI around? Just flush it down!"
[12:31] <eternaljoy> Skew-: you shouldnt have said anything, 2-3 of them was falling for it ;)
[12:31] <joe4444> jrib, i tried <Super>t  <Super_L>t  <mod4>t  <Control><Alt>t  -- nothing works =/
[12:31] <mon^rch> Enselic`: sorry? don't have what?
[12:32] <Skew-> sowwy D:
[12:32] <compilerwriter> eternaljoy go get stuffed.
[12:32] <jrib> joe4444: are you running beryl or compiz?
[12:32] <drcode> if I want to upgrade kernel in ubuntu dapper, I need only apt-get install kernel-image ?
[12:32] <eternaljoy> compilerwriter: ROFL
[12:32] <drcode> and kernel ver I want?
[12:32] <eternaljoy> compilerwriter: Aprils fool :)
[12:32] <Enselic`> mon^rch: to not show drives on desktop (nm, asking at ubuntu+1, im on feisty)
[12:32] <joe4444> jrib, yep... do i need to restart the window manager?
[12:32] <jrib> joe4444: well that means you aren't running metacity
[12:32] <h3x0r> whats the catch to googles tisp?
[12:32] <joe4444> oh, heh
[12:33] <joe4444> does beryl have a keybinding for opening a terminal window?  i didn't see it when i was customizing the shortcuts
[12:33] <eternaljoy> h3x0r: free wireless oradband using your toilet water
[12:33] <jrib> joe4444: I think you can setup shortcuts for commands in each of those, just use a custom command '/usr/bin/gnome-terminal'
[12:33] <eternaljoy> h3x0r: sign up
[12:33] <compilerwriter> eternaljoy you have me laughing so hard my jaw is aching again you bastard.
[12:33] <Seveas> !language | compilerwriter
[12:33] <ubotu> compilerwriter: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[12:34] <eternaljoy> compilerwriter: :-)
[12:34] <h3x0r> funny guy
[12:34] <eternaljoy> h3x0r:  ty :-)
[12:35] <compilerwriter> eternaljoy:  I just thought you meant to type wiring instead of water.
[12:35] <eternaljoy> compilerwriter: sure you did ;)
[12:35] <xtheblack9x> can i execute a list of bash commands from a file i write?
[12:36] <compilerwriter> xthebalck9x: what do you think shell scripts are?
[12:36] <xtheblack9x> compilerwriter well im about to find out :) thanks
[12:37] <compilerwriter> Oh, thank God, the Lortab has kicked in.
[12:37] <sp0ro> Anyone around that can walk me through a samba setup? I have tried nearly every guide I can get my hands on and can't seem to get the permissions to the windows network right.
[12:38] <h3x0r> do you guys know if far cry is supported by cedega?
[12:38] <compilerwriter> What in blazes is cedega?
[12:39] <h3x0r> wineX
[12:39] <Enselic`> !cedega
[12:39] <ubotu> cedega is a project based on WINE, aimed at running Windows games on Linux. For more info, see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/Cedega
[12:39] <ubotu> ANNOUNCEMENT: The release of Ubuntu Feisty will be delayed by 3 weeks due to numerous newly found bugs
[12:39] <xtheblack9x> its a pretty cool program :)
[12:39] <xtheblack9x> even runs battlefield 2
[12:39] <joe4444> ubotu, you suck!
[12:39] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about you suck! - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:39] <joe4444> heh
[12:40] <h3x0r> does anyone know how to get cedega running i have tried almost every how -to and fail when trying to install the CVS
[12:40] <Enselic`> I'd like to hide all gnome-panels completely. Is this possible?
[12:41] <happytron> right-click, "delete this panel"?
[12:41] <ryan__> how to install wine?
[12:41] <joe4444> can panels be extended across multiple displays?
[12:41] <h3x0r> nah wineX
[12:41] <rNIUS> hi all!
[12:41] <happytron> joe4444: i have 2 panels, one on each display
[12:42] <happytron> the windows match up accordingly, automatically
[12:42] <ryan__> h3x0r, as long as its the free version..not the paid one
[12:42] <joe4444> happytron, well i'd prefer to have just one long panel
[12:42] <h3x0r> yea i meant the free version, do you know how i can get that ?
[12:42] <happytron> why?
[12:43] <derrin> Hi all!  Can anyone help, please?  My ubuntu system won't recognise my DV camera when I hook it up with firewire.  Any reason why not?
[12:43] <happytron> i think thats possible too, but i haven't messed with those configurations in a while
[12:43] <derrin> I've checked my firewire and it IS configured...
[12:43] <sp0ro> Anyone around that can walk me through a samba setup? I have tried nearly every guide I can get my hands on and can't seem to get the permissions to the windows network right.
[12:44] <joe4444> then it could display all windows from every workspace without getting too cramped... when i'm on workspace 2 i'd like to see the xchat window (on workspace 1) flash in the panel when i receive a message... that way i don't have to flip back and forth so much
[12:44] <Bonez56> i just installed nvidia-glx... what do i need to change the 'identifier' to in xorg.conf to make it work?
[12:44] <Csop> Hi
[12:45] <mon^rch> Bonez56: find where it says driver: "nv" and change nv to nvidia
[12:45] <Bonez56> mon^rch: when I change nv to nvidia, x won't start.. says no screens found
[12:45] <joe4444> happytron, did that make sense?
[12:45] <eternaljoy> h3x0r: what free version?
[12:45] <h3x0r> has anyone got the free version of cedega and can they please guide me to how they got it
[12:46] <Csop>  Selam Lan every body
[12:46] <Enselic`> happytron: doesn't work if there is only one left, but nm, trying to set up a secondary X server instead
[12:46] <kenthomson> Hello, I need some help. I am having a Samsung SyncMaster 940BW (19inch), it is capable of 1440x900, but i want to know at what resolution will it output a optimum image. The VertRefresh = 56 - 75.0 and HoriSync = 30 - 81. Can someone tell me the difference between horisync and vertrefresh? And why are there two such measurements whearas in the displaybox there is just one setting for resolution?
[12:46] <mon^rch> Bonez56: do you have the restricted modules and headers for your kernel?
[12:46] <Bonez56> mon^rch: actually it says: xinit; connection reset by peer, unable to connect to xserver
[12:46] <Bonez56> mon^rch: how do i check? btw i am running fiesty
[12:47] <happytron> hmm, i don't know how to get windows from non-displayed workspaces to show up on the panel
[12:47] <mon^rch> Bonez56: if you are using feisty use the restricted-manager to setup your opengl
[12:47] <joe4444> happytron, it's an option in the panel's properties...
[12:47] <Bonez56> mon^rch: ok
[12:47] <kenthomson> Can someone please help me?
[12:48] <joe4444> happytron, the problem is that when the panel is only on one display and you have 4 workspaces with a dozen windows, it gets crowded
[12:48] <preaction> kenthomson: an LCD monitor?
[12:48] <kenthomson> preaction, yes
[12:48] <happytron> makes sense, what is the option called?
[12:49] <preaction> kenthomson: you usually want the max capable, which you stated was 1440x900
[12:49] <joe4444> just right-click and hit properties... there are only like 3 options
[12:49] <kenthomson> preaction, I am talking about the refresh rate and NOT the resolution
[12:49] <joe4444> happytron, my bad... it's not in the panel properties, it's in the properties of the Window List item
[12:50] <preaction> kenthomson: then why'd you ask for a resolution? you might have to do some trial-and-error, but for eyestrain i hear higher is better
[12:50] <ryan__> can anyone help me with settin up wine
[12:50] <kenthomson> preaction, I mean err...the refresh rate
[12:50] <kenthomson> preaction, can you answer the later part of that question?
[12:50] <kenthomson> !lcd
[12:50] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lcd - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:51] <[WaZ] > Hello everyone
[12:51] <kenthomson> !hi | [WaZ]
[12:51] <ubotu> [WaZ] : Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[12:51] <tc3driver> Hello all, I have a rather silly question...
[12:52] <kenthomson> You dissapoint me
[12:52] <[WaZ] > !question tc3driver
[12:52] <[WaZ] > !question | tc3driver
[12:52] <ubotu> tc3driver: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[12:52] <Smerity> damn [WaZ] , you beat me to it =]
[12:52] <[WaZ] > Smerity: I even made a mistake
[12:52] <tc3driver> I am looking for a "dashboard" like app like the thing with the icons in it on macs?
[12:52] <tc3driver> and I dont even know what the things are called
[12:52] <tc3driver> XD
[12:52] <tc3driver> foolish I know
[12:53] <preaction> tc3driver: you mean a "dock"
[12:53] <Ind[y] > Hello. How can I set "sudo" to prompt for the root password?
[12:53] <untouch> Does some one know how to get a Logitech MX Revolution working ?
[12:53] <[WaZ] > tc3driver: cairo-dock
[12:53] <Fujitsu> Ind[y] : Why would you want to?
[12:53] <preaction> Ind[y] : you don't use sudo to prompt for the root password
[12:53] <Smerity> tc3driver, can you throw us an example?
[12:53] <Ind[y] > OK. How can I do it?
[12:53] <Fujitsu> Ind[y] : That's what su is for.
[12:53] <zulfajuniadi> doen anyone know how to bun vcd fro avi?
[12:53] <Fujitsu> But there's very little reason to do it.
[12:53] <untouch> (the special keys)
[12:53] <tc3driver> the thing, tool bar like, that has icons/shortcuts to commonly used apps
[12:54] <tc3driver> but it animated
[12:54] <kestaz_> I need wyswyg editor for my web page ?
[12:54] <[WaZ] > tc3driver: cairo-dock
[12:54] <kestaz_> on ubuntu ? any suggestions ?
[12:54] <preaction> kestaz_: you don't Need one, no
[12:54] <Slart> untouch: I had one of those.. it worked alright out of the box if I remember correctly
[12:54] <tc3driver> thanks WaZ
[12:54] <Ind[y] > I want sudo to prompt for the root password. How can I do it?
[12:54] <preaction> !html | kestaz_
[12:54] <ubotu> kestaz_: html is HyperText Markup Language, used to build webpages. Editors in Ubuntu: Bluefish, Quanta+, Screem, and Nvu. For howto on HTML coding, see: http://www.w3schools.com
[12:54] <Enselic`> I'm running a secondary X server. How is it one makes the buttons round and nice as the Ubuntu deafult?
[12:54] <preaction> Ind[y] : sudo does NOT prompt for the root password... use "su"
[12:54] <Slart> untouch: ah.. special keys.. no.. never used those.. sorry
[12:54] <[WaZ] > Ind[y] : you want to set a root password?
[12:54] <Ind[y] > [WaZ] : no
[12:55] <Ind[y] > preaction: I want to do it though. How can I?
[12:55] <[WaZ] > Ind[y] : root has no password by default in ubuntu
[12:55] <untouch> Slart: but i wanna use these special keys *g*
[12:55] <preaction> Ind[y] : the entire IDEA of sudo is that it does not use the root password? use "su"
[12:55] <kestaz_> preaction, i can't find howto install "nvu" on ubuntu ?
[12:55] <assasukasse> hi all i have a strange problem, htop says i am using 300mb ram, torsmo 784..how can i make torsmo report correct the used memory?
[12:55] <kestaz_> !nvu
[12:55] <Slart> untouch: you can get all mouse buttons to work.. but you won't get the bling bling that the windows driver gives you
[12:55] <Ind[y] > [WaZ] : I know
[12:55] <ubotu> nvu is a WYSIWYG and code dual-function HTML editor for easily creating web pages.  The original developer is working on a full rewrite; meanwhile, another is doing bugfixes.  It is not the Ubuntu repos for Feisty Fawn, but ping tonyyarusso to inquire about packages.  See also !html.
[12:55] <Ind[y] > preaction: Can I do what I want?
[12:56] <preaction> assasukasse: are you sure torsmo isn't reporting paged memory?
[12:56] <[WaZ] > Ind[y] : to be logged in as root just do sudi -i
[12:56] <preaction> Ind[y] : not with sudo
[12:56] <[WaZ] > Ind[y] : sudo -i
[12:56] <preaction> Ind[y] : what do you actually want to accomplish?
[12:56] <zulfajuniadi> does anyone know how to burn vcd from avi?
[12:56] <Ind[y] > I just want to set sudo prompt for the root password. Is that possible?
[12:56] <assasukasse> preaction: 100% sure is not the swap, about paged memory, i set the option subtract buffers but i dunno
[12:57] <preaction> Ind[y] : why?
[12:57] <[WaZ] > Ind[y] : sudo = do as root
[12:57] <[WaZ] > so no
[12:57] <preaction> Ind[y] : it's not possible, no, but if you explain your actual problem there might be another solution
[12:58] <Ind[y] > never mind... :/
[12:58] <don_j> how do I turn off the ICMP deamon?
[12:58] <Ind[y] > But I have found out in the past, that it can be done, and I did set it.
[12:58] <Ind[y] > I found it in one wiki. Maybe UbuntuGuide, I can't exactly remember...
[12:58] <[WaZ] > Ind[y] : I asked you if you wanted to set a root password, you said no
[12:58] <varka> zulfajuniadi: tovid or devede are able to do this
[12:58] <Ind[y] > [WaZ] : I already have.
[12:59] <mon^rch> Ind[y] : are you just trying to set a root password?
[12:59] <Ind[y] > mon^rch: no
[12:59] <assasukasse> preaction: i have 444mb cached
[12:59] <mon^rch> ok, nvm :)
[01:00] <preston> hello all
[01:00] <[WaZ] > hi preston
[01:01] <Bonez56> mon^rch, i thikn i fixed it, thanks for the help
[01:04] <don_j> can I somehow turn off the ICMP deamon?
[01:05] <visik7> there is no icmp daemon
[01:05] <don_j> why am I answering echo requests then?
[01:05] <veli_> Csop
[01:05] <SlimeyPete> you can block icmp packets via iptables
[01:05] <veli_> napiyon looo
[01:05] <Csop> Saol
[01:05] <visik7> if you want to drop icmp echo reply just put a 0 into /proc/sys/net/ipv4/icmp_echo_ignore_all
[01:06] <busfahrer> Excuse me, how do I switch the 'startup' logo between ubuntu and kubuntu? (kdm/gdm)?
[01:06] <s25> Hello all, I installed ubuntu with too little space for /tmp so I have resized my partitions and now have something far more suitable. When I do sudo mount /dev/sda7 /tmp It stops everything else from working (if I do it from CLI for instance I cannot log in) Am I going about this wrong? Thanks :)
[01:06] <visik7> sorry a 1
[01:07] <don_j> I dont want to block them. Just turn off the deamon
[01:07] <visik7> s25: use another mountpoint
[01:07] <[WaZ] > s25: maybe you should mount it in /etc/fstab
[01:07] <preaction> don_j: it isn't a daemon, it's the kernel
[01:07] <s25> Will try to mount it in /etc/fstab
[01:07] <visik7> s25: tmp is used for socket and other things if you mount another filesystem on it all socket and lock files and temp files are lost
[01:08] <don_j> preaction: a kernel deamon?
[01:08] <[WaZ] > s25: that should make it mount at startup, which might solve your problem
[01:08] <s25> Thank you :)
[01:08] <visik7> don_j: there is no daemon ! put a 1 into /proc/sys/net/ipv4/icmp_echo_ignore_all
[01:09] <jatt> don_j: you cannot turn the daemon because there isn't one in the first place.
[01:09] <don_j> would I have to hack the kernel then?
[01:09] <CyberCod> quick question, whats the command for making something executable?
[01:09] <CyberCod> chmod? chroot? somethin?
[01:10] <visik7> don_j: is not a kernel hack it's just a value in a virtual file
[01:10] <happytron> chmod +x
[01:10] <visik7> CyberCod: chmod +x filename
[01:10] <CyberCod> thanks much
[01:10] <jatt> don_j: maybe there is an option in the kernel configuration, but AFAIK ICMP is integral part of the TCP/IP stack so maybe it isn't configurable, I am not sure though.
[01:10] <jatt> don_j: in that case you need to reconfigure the kernel not "hack" it.
[01:11] <don_j> jatt: good answer :)
[01:11] <visik7> don_j: can you read me ?   echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/icmp_echo_ignore_all
[01:11] <Yusic> G'day, I've just install Ubuntu 6.06 and I don't know how to connect to the net. I can get my modem connected but can't access any sites.
[01:11] <QRZ> don_j: What are you trying to accomplish?  If you want your box to not respond to ICMP echo-requests, then use iptables to establish a rule to filter them.
[01:11] <don_j> lol thanks visik7
[01:12] <mon^rch> what are some cool linux games?
[01:12] <Tomcat_> Yusic: try "ping <IP_ADDRESS>"... what's the output? Any losses or does it work?
[01:12] <jatt> xgalaga?
[01:12] <soundray> !games > mon^rch
[01:12] <don_j> QRZ: I just doesnt want to waste time on listening to echo probes
[01:12] <jatt> xbl?
[01:13] <jatt> there are lots of cool games to choose from
[01:13] <tc3driver> thanks for your help [WaZ] , works perfectly, now I just need to find some svg's that arent corupt
[01:13] <Slart> What alternatives to skype would you people recommend? I need conference calls and windows/linux/mac clients. Anything special to watch out for?
[01:13] <Yusic> I'm on Windows XP atmo, I need to to get on this. Do I check the ping then log back onti this?
[01:13] <[WaZ] > tc3driver: np
[01:13] <preaction> Slart: why do you need an alternative to skype?
[01:13] <QRZ> don_j: There is no time wasted.  Perhaps you mean something else...
[01:14] <soundray> Slart: if you can use regular telephone lines, consider Jajah.com
[01:14] <tc3driver> preaction, Skype doesn't play well... or at all for that matter with X86_64
[01:14] <don_j> QRZ: If you think it doesnt take time to be listening for ICMP you gotta be kidding me
[01:14] <happytron> Yusic: are you using dsl, cable or dialup?
[01:14] <Slart> preaction: because the skype linux client is lagging behind the skype windows client.. I can't change volume for skype only.. and it uses a proprietary format for communication
[01:15] <preaction> Slart: ekiga works with MS Netmeeting, dunno about a mac client
[01:15] <Yusic> DSL
[01:15] <s25> will i set the options in fstab on this to defaults?
[01:15] <jatt> don_j: have you measured how much time do the kernel wastes with ICMP packets in your configuration? Without numbers that backup your claim that the kernel wastes significant time, there is no point in trying to optimize that.
[01:15] <tc3driver> Slart, it is a goofy solution, but team speak works well
[01:15] <don_j> jatt: I didnt say significant time lol
[01:15] <QRZ> don_j: In the grand scheme of things, no.   I (we) use teamspeak at the moment.. but we have major sound problems using it.. I'm looking for something else
[01:16] <jatt> don_j: so there is no point in "hacking" the kernel to handle that
[01:16] <don_j> jatt: only if you are a perfectionist
[01:17] <puff> Morning. I was scp'ing an extremely large file (1.8GB) and the terminal session timed out.
[01:17] <tc3driver> puff, I hate when that happens
[01:17] <puff> So this time around I'm doing it inside a screen session.  However, about half the file is already copied over. I'm wondering if maybe I should rsync or something this time around.
[01:17] <preaction> don_j: are you honestly looking to save one or two clock cycles per minute? we're talking on a 1 GHz processor saving maybe 10 out of 60 billion cycles... that's what 0.0000001%?
[01:17] <kingcobra> can somebody tell what to check because azureus keeps on quitting immediately after opening
[01:17] <jatt> don_j: if you were a perfectionist you had already done benchmarks to backup your claim :). FWTW: premature optimization is the root of ALL evil (also in networking).
[01:18] <preaction> kingcobra: #azureus?
[01:18] <soundray> puff: rsync would be my first suggestion
[01:18] <kingcobra> it started just after i installed sun java 6
[01:18] <kingcobra> thanks preaction
[01:18] <don_j> preaction and jatt maybe its not measurable but it's still a glitch
[01:19] <puff> soundray: Will rsync be smart enough to avoid re-copying the first 40% of the file?
[01:19] <jatt> don_j: you are speculating about how slow your kernel is due ICMP packet handling. Don't speculate but measure.
[01:19] <xtheblack9x> what would you put in a shell script file to make a alias final for anytime your in a terminal???
[01:19] <preaction> don_j: and in fact, the IMCP packets are useful. that's why they exist
[01:19] <soundray> puff: yes, if you run rsyncd on one end and call rsync on the other
[01:19] <puff> Hrm... ooookay.
[01:20] <don_j> I have be pondering about writing another level 5 protocol to obsolete the ip protocol heh
[01:20] <happytron> xtheblack9x: call the script like this "source [script] "
[01:20] <soundray> puff: wget -c would be another option, but you'd have to have a web server serving the file on the end where the complete file is
[01:20] <tc3driver> do it don_j, and become famous
[01:21] <xtheblack9x> happytron thanks :)
[01:21] <puff> soundray: The receiving end is under my control, the remote end is not, just a shell login, not root.
[01:21] <happytron> but it needs to be called like that everytime you login
[01:21] <happytron> an alternative is to put the alias in your .bashrc
[01:21] <Yusic> I'll use this time to check out that IP address you guys mentioned.
[01:21] <xivulon> how can I defer package installation so that a package is installed on first upgrade?
[01:22] <don_j> a totally decentral one
[01:22] <puff> My end is an ubuntu server install.  Hm, doesn't appear to be a distinct rsyncd package in apt.
[01:22] <soundray> puff: you could also use split to chunk up the file on the remote end in, say, 180MB chunks, and only transfer the last six.
[01:22] <Pantolos-Gabulus> Hi! I'm trying to install Kubuntu but X server doesn't start...
[01:23] <tc3driver> Pantolos-Gabulus, what is the error?
[01:23] <soundray> puff: then do the same to the partially transferred one, discard the <180MB fragment and reassemble.
[01:23] <puff> soundray: Blagh... well, mainly I'm okay with just starting it and letting it run, but I'm afraid I'll come back in three hours and it'll have something else gone wrong.
[01:23] <kip> buon di
[01:23] <xtheblack9x> happytron so like -------- source alias desk='nautilus --no-desktop'
[01:23] <Pantolos-Gabulus> When it enters the command line, the first line is: "[17179571.308000]  PCI: cannot allocate resource region 0 of device 0000:00:02.0"
[01:24] <soundray> puff: also consider netcat if your connection is reasonably safe
[01:24] <Pantolos-Gabulus> Also, somewhen It prints: "Activating Swap" "mount: function is not implemented"
[01:24] <happytron> you can either: call alias from the command line like: alias desk='...'
[01:25] <happytron> or put alias desk='...' in a file x, and call "source x"
[01:25] <Pantolos-Gabulus> and when I run the memory test it's stuck in test #3
[01:25] <puff> soundray: How so?
[01:25] <happytron> or, what you should probably do
[01:26] <happytron> is add the alias to your .bashrc
[01:26] <Plantain> I've got a very picky screen that only supports 640x480 at 60hz. How can I make ubuntu boot on this sized screen? It loads to a progress bar, but then just goes black. I can hear things happening (Like login noise)
[01:26] <xtheblack9x> happytron let me check
[01:26] <tc3driver> Pantolos-Gabulus, sounds like a hardware problem
[01:26] <SlimeyPete> Plantain: are you booting the livecd, or have you used the alternate install CD?
[01:26] <soundray> puff: I don't know, maybe that suggestion doesn't make sense. man netcat...
[01:27] <Plantain> SlimeyPete: Using ubuntu-6.10-desktop-i386.iso
[01:27] <xtheblack9x> happytron /etc/bash.bashrc??
[01:27] <happytron> ~/.bashrc
[01:27] <Phopsy> Hey there; does anyone know of a way to convert from Edgy32 to Edgy64?
[01:27] <dj-fu> don't try
[01:27] <SlimeyPete> Plantain: grab the alternate install cd. That uses a text-based installer. Once the system is installed you can edit you /etc/X11/xorg.conf to set up your monitor.
[01:27] <dj-fu> it'll only end in headaches
[01:27] <predaeus> Plantain, edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf   change the first resolution in a line (thats the first chosen for that bit depth) to 640x480_60
[01:27] <xtheblack9x> happytron umm doesn't show anything in here
[01:28] <Plantain> predaeus: I'd do that how?
[01:28] <happytron> uhmm
[01:28] <tc3driver> Plantain, "<ctrl>+<alt>+2", then "sudo vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf"
[01:28] <Phopsy> dj-fu: Was that aimed at me?
[01:28] <Plantain> Okay, thanks :D
[01:28] <xtheblack9x> happytron maybe im looking in the wrong spot?
[01:28] <SlimeyPete> ctrl+alt+f2, surely
[01:28] <happytron> .bashrc in your home directory
[01:28] <xtheblack9x> ooooooooooohhhh home
[01:28] <puff> Does scp have any kind of partial file support?
[01:29] <tc3driver> I knew I forgot something XD
[01:29] <xtheblack9x> lol sorry linux noob here
[01:29] <happytron> its not impossible for it to be empty, but its not that way by default...
[01:29] <soundray> puff: no
[01:29] <Plantain> control+alt+f2 does nothing?
[01:29] <Plantain> Am I meant to do that from the boot screen, or what?
[01:29] <ferronica> how to check my 5.1 channel speakers??/
[01:30] <xtheblack9x> happytron is it hiden i don't see it with normal             ls
[01:30] <puff> Ah well.
[01:30] <happytron> yes, files prefixed with a . don't show up with normal ls
[01:30] <puff> Hm, looks like setting up rsyncd is going to be a manual process.
[01:30] <tc3driver> Plantain, it brings up a cli terminal... or it is supposed to
[01:30] <happytron> do ls -a
[01:30] <Plantain> It doesn't :'(
[01:30] <soundray> happytron: please use the nickname of whoever you are talking to.
[01:30] <happytron> putting a . as the first character in the filename is a convention for configuration files
[01:30] <happytron> soundray: ok =]
[01:31] <Plantain> Hmm... escape got me to boot:
[01:31] <xtheblack9x> happytron oh yes here for sure.  so i juas add alias = what ever here?
[01:31] <predaeus> Plantain, hit the key combo when at the ubuntu login screen
[01:31] <predaeus> Plantain, when you hear the noise
[01:31] <happytron> xtheblack9x: yes
[01:31] <Plantain> Okay, thanks
[01:31] <happytron> xtheblack9x: there should be some examples
[01:31] <tc3driver> beat me to it predaeus
[01:31] <predaeus> Plantain, do you know how to edit files with vi?
[01:31] <hugifrb> bla
[01:31] <predaeus> :-)
[01:32] <Amiralul> hi
[01:32] <Plantain> predaeus: I know how to use nano and pico, I've never used vi before
[01:32] <Amiralul> I did a apt-get install apache2 and thenn, when trying to start it, could not open document config file /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
[01:32] <xtheblack9x> happytron log in then out to take effect?
[01:32] <Amiralul> there is no folder /etc/apache2
[01:32] <happytron> xtheblack9x: open a new terminal
[01:32] <happytron> xtheblack9x: or call source .bashrc
[01:33] <xtheblack9x> happytron YEEEEEEEEEESSSSS
[01:33] <xtheblack9x> happytron your the best! it works
[01:33] <Kierstal> Hey guys... is there anyone here that can help me set up wacom graphire drivers?
[01:33] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  =]
[01:33] <predaeus> Plantain, I do not know if they are installed by default. With vi when the file is open just hit "i" to be in edit mode, then scroll down with the arrow keys, change the line you want. And then to exit and save hit ESC and then ":" and then "wq" and ENTER.
[01:33] <xtheblack9x> happytron thanks for putting up with my noob questions
[01:34] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  nah, some of these things i only learned about recently
[01:34] <Ind[y] > I have installed Ubuntu and the spash image on boot was ok. But after the first (big) update, the spasl image was never seen again. Why? How can I fix it?
[01:34] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  *nix knowledge is a gradual process of accretion
[01:34] <xtheblack9x> happytron thats weird it works with .bashrc file and not with a random sh file
[01:34] <Ind[y] > !splash
[01:35] <ubotu> To change the Gnome splash screen, use !gnome-splashscreen-manager or change the GConf key /apps/gnome-session/options/splash_image using !gconf-editor.
[01:35] <predaeus> Plantain, or just do a sudo apt-get install nano      or pico when in the terminal.
[01:35] <xtheblack9x> happytron must execute the .bashrc file everytime you open a terminal?
[01:35] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  i think the idea is for random sh files to be running in a sandbox
[01:35] <Amiralul> apache... anyone?
[01:35] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  no, .bashrc is run automatically
[01:35] <Ind[y] > !gnome-splash-screen-manager
[01:35] <Ind[y] > !gnome-splashscreen-manager
[01:36] <__james> what's the command in terminal to know the list of partition so that i would know where i will mount the drives
[01:36] <xtheblack9x> happytron oh that would make sence (sandbox)
[01:36] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  so arbitrary scripts can't screw with the environment, as more complicated scripts are likely to introduce local variables which probably would lead to clutter...
[01:36] <puff> Hm:  building file list ... rsync: link_stat "/home/puff/scp" failed: No such file or directory (2)
[01:36] <Plantain> predaeus: They are installed by default :D
[01:36] <predaeus> ah nice
[01:36] <xtheblack9x> happytron ya you could probably mess some things up if they allowed that lol i do my share of that
[01:37] <predaeus> probably make a backup of xorg.conf before editing. you never know.
[01:37] <SlimeyPete> __james: where you will mount them? do you mean "nano /etc/fstab"? Either that, or you can use fdisk <disk name> to print a list of partitions on the disk
[01:37] <xtheblack9x> happytron you don't happen to have a nvidia video card in your system do you?
[01:37] <SlimeyPete> (you press p)
[01:37] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  i do
[01:37] <Plantain> what's the default root password for the boot cd?
[01:37] <puff> Ah, left the "scp" in.
[01:38] <[WaZ] > Plantain: none
[01:38] <predaeus> Plantain, just your user pw.
[01:38] <SlimeyPete> Plantain: I think it's blank
[01:38] <Plantain> It's not blank
[01:38] <SlimeyPete> he doesn't have a user password, he's using the livecd... ;)
[01:38] <SlimeyPete> Plantain: try "root"
[01:38] <xtheblack9x> happytron did you install drivers? does the package manager make a easy way for you do it? I remember a long time ago it used to be hard
[01:38] <predaeus> for sudo it is your users pw.
[01:38] <[WaZ] > Its not blank
[01:38] <[WaZ] > Plantain: just du sudo -i
[01:38] <predaeus> ah ok sry *g*
[01:38] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  i did install the drivers, and am running beryl
[01:39] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  the synaptics manager makes it pretty easy
[01:39] <Plantain> Ahh, I'm just using su, rather than sudo ;)
[01:39] <xtheblack9x> happytron beryl?
[01:39] <xtheblack9x> google time
[01:39] <[WaZ] > Plantain: the root password is not set
[01:39] <Plantain> How might I get back to the login screen after editing the necessary files?
[01:39] <[WaZ] > Plantain: you need to use sudo to act as root or sudo -i to become root
[01:39] <arnor> hello World!
[01:40] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  compositing window manager that makes your desktop really flashy
[01:40] <[WaZ] > Plantain: what files?
[01:40] <ljwenlsdia> I need some help swithing from KDE to Gnome
[01:40] <arnor> how could I know if I have a firewall einabled into my distro?
[01:40] <arnor> ... enabled
[01:40] <LordXentris> hi i need some help
[01:40] <predaeus> Plantain, "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart" should do the trick I think.
[01:40] <Plantain> [WaZ] : I'm at a CLI after ctrl-alt-F2'ing
[01:40] <[WaZ] > !question | LordXentris
[01:40] <ubotu> LordXentris: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[01:40] <Plantain> okay, I'll try that
[01:40] <kestaz_> nu
[01:40] <xtheblack9x> happytron ooooooooohhhh ya i over hurd someone say something about that now that i think about it --- think that was in my java programing class
[01:40] <[WaZ] > Plantain: Ctrl-Alt-F7
[01:41] <ljwenlsdia> I cannot save my wireless settings. I'm using router that doesn't broadcast essid
[01:41] <QRZ> arnor: Unless you installed/activated one, you don't have one on Ubuntu.
[01:41] <Plantain> Neither of those worked
[01:41] <predaeus> [WaZ] , Plantain, he needs to restart X though
[01:41] <soundray> arnor: 'sudo iptables -L' lists all your firewall and NAT rules
[01:41] <ljwenlsdia> I can manually enter them
[01:41] <Plantain> It failed to restart X
[01:41] <LordXentris> i need some help regarding "users and groups"
[01:41] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  yeah, its quite popular
[01:41] <[WaZ] > Plantain: you didn't close the X session did you? just try Ctlrl-Alt F1-F8
[01:41] <xtheblack9x> happytron watching a video now comparing vista and beryl
[01:41] <arnor> soundray: thanks
[01:42] <Plantain> [WaZ] : I stopped GNOME display manager?
[01:42] <[WaZ] > Plantain: ok, what kind of error are you getting?
[01:42] <xtheblack9x> happytron is there some simple package i can install for graphics card drivers? or should i look up on doing it the hard way?
[01:43] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: what card?
[01:43] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  there are packages
[01:43] <ljwenlsdia> !info gnome menu
[01:43] <ubotu> gnome: The GNOME Desktop Environment, with extra components. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:<IP_ADDRESS>ubuntu1 (edgy), package size 12 kB, installed size 44 kB
[01:43] <Plantain> [WaZ]  None. Nothing.
[01:43] <xtheblack9x> geforce 7950 :)
[01:43] <arnor> QRZ: you're right about the firewall :)
[01:43] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  nice =]
[01:43] <kingcobra> how do you install a jar package
[01:43] <Plantain> Restarting X with gdm restart just gives [Fail]  in red
[01:43] <__james> what's the command in the terminal to know what drive is my windows partition on
[01:43] <xtheblack9x> happytron WOW beryl = sexy and a half
[01:43] <ljwenlsdia> How do I make only one menu of 3 (app, places, system)
[01:43] <LordXentris> i need some help with "users and groups"
[01:43] <LordXentris> i need some help with "users and groups"
[01:43] <LordXentris> i need some help with "users and groups"
[01:44] <QRZ> arnor: :-)
[01:44] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Edgy
[01:44] <erUSUL> !repeat > LordXentris
[01:44] <LordXentris> sry
[01:44] <erUSUL> LordXentris: what's the problem?
[01:44] <salty-horse> how do i get nautilus-sendto to work with gaim?
[01:44] <LordXentris> i got a severe issue in users and guroups
[01:44] <kingcobra> can somebody tell me how to install a jar package please
[01:45] <amorphous_> i'm trying to find out if I can run beryl on this laptop (probably not) but need to know what the graphics card is... anyone know where that info is stored?? i tried lots of places in /proc but cant find anyhing usefull :9
[01:45] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: java yourfile.jar ?
[01:45] <ljwenlsdia> you don't install jar
[01:45] <xtheblack9x> wow i cant believe beryle does it really look like that?
[01:45] <soundray> kingcobra: normally you just run it with 'java -jar file.jar'
[01:45] <soundray> amorphous_: lspci
[01:45] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , soundray thanks guys
[01:45] <Plantain> I've got it like this, Modes "640x480_60"
[01:45] <predaeus> Plantain, then probably something else is borked. Did you try to restart X with only 640x480, without the _60 ?
[01:46] <Plantain> Under display, under screen
[01:46] <Plantain> predaeus: yes, but to no avail
[01:46] <Plantain> Is there anyway to get to the text based installer with the desktop CD?
[01:47] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , soundray do you know what this means Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from azplugins_2.1.1.jar
[01:47] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  yeah, its pretty fun, and has a million configuration options
[01:47] <__james> how to mount a windows partition that i can access and read write to it
[01:47] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  i promptly started hacking its source code =]
[01:47] <Yusic> Sorry guys I'm having no luck connecting to the net via Ubuntu can someone help me out?
[01:47] <soundray> kingcobra: not sure, it's possible that you have to set a classpath. Check out any docs that came with your package
[01:48] <Ind[y] > I have installed Ubuntu and the spash image on boot was ok. But after the first (big) update, the spasl image was never seen again. Why? How can I fix it?
[01:48] <xtheblack9x> happytron wow i have no choice. looking at that i got to try it
[01:48] <__james> what's the command in the terminal to remove file?
[01:48] <kingcobra> soundray, what is a class path
[01:48] <amorphous_> soundray, is: VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller (rev 03) / Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller (rev 03)   it? is there any way to tell where that is in the grand scheme of things? useful for beryl or not???
[01:48] <SlimeyPete> __james: rm
[01:48] <__james> SlimeyPete:  ok thnx
[01:48] <SlimeyPete> (rm -r for directories)
[01:48] <soundray> Ind[y] : make sure you boot with the 'splash' option
[01:49] <Ind[y] > ok
[01:49] <__james> SlimeyPete:  i mean file
[01:49] <soundray> amorphous_: there is a driver for Intel cards, i810
[01:49] <soundray> !i810 | amorphous_
[01:49] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about i810 - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:49] <[WaZ] > amorphous_: Beryl isn't that ressource intensive rerally
[01:50] <soundray> amorphous_: I don't know much about it, but it is accelerated, so you should be okay
[01:50] <amorphous_> soundray - thanks... i'll go from there - knowing the i810 is what I'm after should get me moving again...
[01:50] <SlimeyPete> __james: just standard "rm" for files
[01:51] <amorphous_> WaZ, soundray : well... i'll let you know ;)
[01:51] <soundray> kingcobra: a classpath is a list of directories that java checks for class libraries. Check out any docs that came with your package
[01:51] <Ind[y] > soundray: Syntax for the splash option?
[01:51] <kingcobra> soundray, i cant find any docs in the package
[01:51] <Phopsy> Hey there; does anyone know of a way to convert from Edgy32 to Edgy64?
[01:51] <soundray> Phopsy: reinstall
[01:52] <__james> SlimeyPete:  how to mount to windows partition that i can access and read write to it. coz when i try to rm the file from windows using the terminal it says that "Read only File System"
[01:52] <soundray> Ind[y] : just add it to the kernel line
[01:52] <Ind[y] > soundray: I mean, before I updated, I got the Ubuntu logo and a bar was loading instead of the boot messages.
[01:52] <Phopsy> soundray: Arf...but I just spent so long making it all work!
[01:52] <soundray> !usplash > Ind[y]
[01:52] <Ind[y] > soundray: It is in the kernel line
[01:53] <mon^rch> !ntfs-3g > __james:
[01:53] <soundray> Phopsy: back up your /home and /etc. You can continue to use your /home and the /etc you can use as a reference
[01:53] <Ind[y] > But I don't see an image and a bar loading
[01:53] <mon^rch> !ntfs-3g > __james
[01:53] <Sacarah> does anyone know y the partitioner in the feisty installer doesnt show the usuable disk amount?
[01:53] <soundray> Ind[y] : please read the private message that ubotu sent
[01:53] <soundray> Sacarah: ask in #ubuntu+1 please
[01:53] <Sacarah> ok
[01:53] <ljwenlsdia> How do I consolidate app, places, system into one menu button?
[01:53] <ljwenlsdia> How do I consolidate app, places, system into one menu button?
[01:53] <[WaZ] > !feisty > Sacarah
[01:53] <mon^rch> __james: I can give you a link if you want
[01:54] <Phopsy> soundray: I only ask because I'm currently using Edgy32 to get some stuff I couldn't get in Edgy64 - my main issue now is that fglrx doesn't seem to like Edgy32
[01:54] <__james> ok gimme
[01:54] <LordXentris> Hi I need some help with trying to recreate a deleted user name????
[01:54] <xtheblack9x> [WaZ]  is there a wiki for the Drake version?
[01:54] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x:
[01:54] <[WaZ] > yes
[01:54] <soundray> ljwenlsdia: the short answer is: you don't
[01:54] <mon^rch> __james: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=217009/
[01:54] <omeil> Ok people :), Ubuntu isn't working my microphone ports properly. audacity/skype all recording programs don't record any sound
[01:54] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_dapper
[01:54] <mon^rch> __james: easy to install
[01:55] <xtheblack9x> [WaZ]  thank you so much
[01:55] <__james> mon^rch:  ok thnx i'll try
[01:55] <xtheblack9x> this will help allot
[01:55] <soundray> Phopsy: do you have any particular reason to assume that fglrx would "like" amd64 better?
[01:55] <mon^rch> __james: np
[01:55] <Phopsy> soundray: Well...it did work on AMD64 before I reinstalled 32-bit
[01:55] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: fglrx seems to like my edgy32 just fine
[01:56] <bimberi> ljwenlsdia: replace that applet with a 'Main Menu' applet
[01:56] <mon^rch> __james: PLEASE read the whole article before you try to install it :)
[01:56] <Plantain> gdm restart *always* fails with the CLI of the live CD login screen
[01:56] <[WaZ] > Plantain: you have a new nvidia card?
[01:57] <[WaZ] > Plantain: Ive heard a few times that they won't work with 6.10 Live
[01:57] <Plantain> Nope.
[01:57] <Plantain> Rage 128.
[01:57] <Phopsy> [Waz] : It liked my Dapper32 as well, but I don't use that box anymore :S
[01:58] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: you sure you didn't forget something/make a mistake during install?
[01:58] <xtheblack9x> so visually i think its safe to say linux is on top with Window managment????
[01:58] <Phopsy> [Waz] : The only thing I can think of is that I installed the 32bit version of fglrx instead of the 64bit version
[01:58] <soundray> Ind[y] : read the page that ubotu linked you to. Don't blindly type commands before you understand what they do.
[01:59] <Ind[y] > !usplash > Ind[y]
[01:59] <soundray> !pm > Ind[y]
[01:59] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: And it works for so many people but not you and therefore the driver is problematic?
[01:59] <happytron> xtheblack9x: its staying competitive, although beryl is probably buggier than vista
[01:59] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: that a quite subjective statement
[02:00] <Thomas`> What is the difference between the server install CD and using the server installer on the alternative install CD?
[02:00] <soundray> Thomas`: only that the download is smaller.
[02:00] <Phopsy> [Waz] : Umm, that's not what I'm saying...I'm just wondering if it's because I'm trying to use 32bit fglrx on a 32bit OS on a 64bit system...
[02:00] <Thomas`> I see. Thank you.
[02:00] <[WaZ] > Thomas`: the live cd... is a LiveCD and the alternative installer isn't?
[02:00] <bimberi> Thomas`: server install cd has a different package suite (requirements for LAMP for example)
[02:00] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: Im doing it right now
[02:01] <spikeb> what license are the human icons under?
[02:01] <mon^rch> xtheblack9x: I am using feisty with "compiz" (the default eye candy for feisty) it's very nice
[02:01] <Phopsy> [Waz] : Okay, then it must be something I did :)
[02:01] <Thomas`> See, I'm hoping to do a server install and then install kde-core, but I'd rather not have any extraneous bits left lying around.
[02:01] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: or didn't
[02:01] <soundray> bimberi: different from the Desktop CD, yes. But different from the server option on Alternate?
[02:02] <Phopsy> [Waz] : True. I tried Envy but that didn't help. Then I followed the cchtml link that everyone swears by.
[02:02] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Installation_Guide  < check if you dodn't miss something
[02:02] <soundray> Thomas`: you can use either Server CD or server option on Alternate
[02:02] <xtheblack9x> XvMC isn't something i would have to have right?
[02:02] <bimberi> soundray: yes, for example the server install cd has apache on it.  alternate doesn't
[02:02] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: what are your problems exactly ?
[02:02] <Sacarah> anyone know y ubuntu reports wrong disk amount when installing?
[02:03] <xtheblack9x> oh what nvm looksl like its realated to X Window System
[02:03] <xtheblack9x> i better get it
[02:03] <soundray> bimberi: okay, thanks. (Thomas` ^)
[02:03] <[WaZ] > Sacarah: can you be more specific?
[02:03] <Thomas`> Thanks a lot, soundray and bimberi.
[02:03] <spikeb> for the record, it's CC attribution-sharealike
[02:04] <Sacarah> in the partitioning section ...it shows 250gig avail to partition ..when it's 232
[02:04] <Phopsy> [Waz] : I have 2D acceleration, if you can call it that :), but my fglrxinfo still reports no direct rendering and that I'm still running MESA. It also claims: Xlib:  extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0".
[02:04] <[WaZ] > Sacarah: its 1000 B / KB vs 1024 B / KB thing
[02:04] <soundray> Sacarah: it's probably using the definition of 1GB =<PHONE_NUMBER> Bytes
[02:04] <xtheblack9x> brb
[02:05] <Sacarah> mmmmm
[02:05] <Sacarah> well it's the feisty installer
[02:05] <soundray> Sacarah: offtopic here.
[02:05] <Sacarah> i know
[02:05] <Sacarah> but noone answering on +1
[02:05] <kbrooks> Sacarah, so?
[02:05] <soundray> Sacarah: that doesn't make it ontopic
[02:05] <kbrooks> Sacarah, patience is a virtue
[02:06] <Sacarah> indeed
[02:06] <spikeb> heh
[02:06] <spikeb> Sacarah, i dont have any patience either :)
[02:06] <kbrooks> Sacarah, so why arent u being patient?
[02:06] <Plantain> gdm *never* restarts, any ideas?
[02:06] <Sacarah> im the opposite
[02:06] <spikeb> kbrooks, it's a virtue because it's never achieved, only worked towards.
[02:07] <satti> hi all:) i want to know how i can easily remove a PCLinuxOS install and replace it with Ubuntu
[02:07] <penguinlord> when i boot up
[02:07] <penguinlord> it trys to make me loginto some network
[02:07] <penguinlord> that doesnt exist
[02:07] <penguinlord> when i hit canc
[02:07] <kbrooks> soundray, that has to be the worst set of excuse i've ever heard in my life: "oh, i can talk in the main project channel because the other channel has no one responding within <set in stone timeframe>"
[02:07] <spikeb> satti, ubuntu will offer to delete existing linux partitions
[02:07] <penguinlord> it just goes black and reload the sc reen
[02:07] <bimberi> !enter | penguinlord
[02:07] <ubotu> penguinlord: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[02:08] <Ind[y] > How can I play mp3 and DVD?
[02:08] <[WaZ] > Sacarah: anyways, we've answered your question, windows uses 1KB = 1024B instead of the correct definition of 1KB which is 1000B. That's all.
[02:08] <soundray> kbrooks: yeah, yeah. Let's not get hung up about it, let go back to being on topic.
[02:08] <satti> oh, that sounds simple. so it will replace my '/' '/home' and 'swap' partition, leaving my other two windows partitions alone?
[02:08] <Phopsy> !restricted | Ind[y]
[02:08] <ubotu> Ind[y] : 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
[02:09] <Ind[y] > thx
[02:09] <bimberi> satti: yes, the partitioner will allow you to reformat and reuse those partitions
[02:09] <Plantain> The actual error seems to be errors opening /dev/wacom
[02:10] <[WaZ] > Plantain: do you have a wacom device?
[02:10] <satti> wonderful, thankyou so much!
[02:11] <nabster> hi
[02:11] <[WaZ] > Plantain: otherwise you could try removing all references to wacom in xorg.conf
[02:11] <nabster> is there a german channel on the server?
[02:11] <[WaZ] > de | nabster
[02:11] <soundray> !de | nabster
[02:11] <ubotu> nabster: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[02:11] <[WaZ] > !de | nabster
[02:12] <Plantain> I have no wacom devices
[02:12] <nabster> ahh kay thx
[02:12] <[WaZ] > Plantain: try removing the wacom entries in xorg.conf
[02:13] <satti> i shall run forth and spread the word of Ubuntu;)
[02:13] <xtheblack9x> happytron awwww i don't think i can install beyrl on dapper :( its not in the package management
[02:13] <bimberi> satti: sure, but make sure that install works ok first ;)
[02:13] <soundray> Guys, have you read the news that Novell has bought Canonical as well as the trademarks and domain names relating to Ubuntu Linux?
[02:13] <spikeb> xtheblack9x, probably not, dont believe dapper's version of X supports composite.
[02:13] <happytron> xtheblack9x: hang on, i'm sure you can
[02:13] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: you need to add other repositories
[02:13] <Phopsy> soundray: Come on, that's just ridiculous :P
[02:14] <bimberi> soundray: nah, just that RMS is working for Microsoft
[02:14] <[WaZ] > soundray: what day are we today?
[02:14] <xtheblack9x> [WaZ]  hmmmm you wouldnt happen to know the address of the repositorie i might need would you?
[02:14] <happytron> xtheblack9x: did you just install dapper recently?
[02:14] <spikeb> soundray, heh
[02:14] <xtheblack9x> happytron ummm 3 days ago
[02:14] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: actually, I do
[02:15] <bimberi> soundray: :)
[02:15] <happytron> xtheblack9x: why didn't you install edgy?
[02:15] <satti> actually, the main reason i chose PClinux was because when i tried to load the live ubuntu cd, i couldnt login
[02:15] <xtheblack9x> [WaZ]  your amazing
[02:15] <satti> i tried root, home, demo everything
[02:15] <xtheblack9x> happytron the way the describe it lol they are like this one is proven and stable and we pretty much don't know about the other one
[02:15] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: actually, those are edgy repositories, let me check if they have dapper repos
[02:16] <xtheblack9x> happytron can i update without reinstalling? proubly not huh
[02:16] <happytron> xtheblack9x: i'm not sure how that works, but i'm sure you can install beryl
[02:16] <xtheblack9x> happytron i don't know much about linux so i want with "stable"
[02:17] <xtheblack9x> man i have never had installing nvidia drivers so easy
[02:17] <xtheblack9x> i remember my first time it took me like 2 or 3 days to do it
[02:18] <swimmerino88> hello!i need to install tor+proxy...now i am reading this italian guide:http://home.finance-community.it/linux/guide-tutorials/ubuntu/leggi-guida-5.html but when i wrote "http://home.finance-community.it/linux/guide-tutorials/ubuntu/leggi-guida-5.html" i had this output "sudo: /etc/init.d/privoxy: command not found
[02:18] <swimmerino88> "please can somebody hel me?
[02:18] <happytron> xtheblack9x: things have gotten much easier... i only came back to linux a few weeks ago
[02:19] <xtheblack9x> happytron ya i never got a really good handle on this stuff but its looking like i just might this time. since its getting easyer
[02:20] <amorphous_>  **GRIN** **GRIN** **GRIN**!!! Beryl's greeeeat!!! and I'm running it on a year and a half old lowest of the range dell laptop. Don't believe the min specs!!! this is eye candy to the extreme for me (maybe easily pleased)... thanks to soundray & WaZ... anybody want a bit of eye candy - check out the beryl thang!
[02:20] <BlueFusion> well heloo
[02:20] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: answered in Private messages
[02:21] <BlueFusion> can sum1 help: how do i install new font in ubuntu (6.10)
[02:21] <jrib> !font > BlueFusion    (BlueFusion, see the private message from ubotu)
[02:21] <happytron> [WaZ] : did you find beryl .2 in a dapper repository?
[02:21] <maxx18> hey everybody...  i've got this avi file, and it's got these stupid voice-over subtitles in russian or something... can anyone recommend a program i can use to mask the voice out
[02:21] <[WaZ] > happytron: svn
[02:21] <aoicmds> two questions: 1. i installed ubuntu and all the headers for gcc dosn't exist. 2. my 3com usb wireless dosn't work.. how can i make it work?
[02:21] <Phopsy> [Waz] : Right, cheers for your assistance, gonna restart X to see if these changes I've made will help.
[02:22] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: good luck
[02:22] <jrib> aoicmds: 1. install build-essential
[02:22] <aoicmds> if somebody could help me it would be great
[02:22] <happytron> [WaZ] : a binary snapshot?
[02:22] <[WaZ] > happytron: yes
[02:22] <satti> maxx:you are not going to be able to move the voice over so easily
[02:22] <jrib> !wireless > aoicmds,    (aoicmds,, see the private message from ubotu)
[02:23] <zulfajuniadi> hey, does anybody know how to burn a vcd from an avi file?
[02:23] <satti> unless it is a sepperate file, you could use some audio software, and compression, and ducking - but this is quite specific, and you would need the technical now how
[02:23] <aoicmds>  ok.. thx.. i will take a look
[02:23] <jrib> aoicmds: did you receive a message from ubotu?  That comma may have messed it up
[02:23] <Acetylene> Lo all, i was wondering if anyone knew, is it possible to upgrade from dapper straight to feisty, or is it required to move to edgy first??
[02:24] <Firefoxman> How do I get Qt?
[02:24] <xtheblack9x> happytron thanks to [WaZ]  im downloading beryl now :) thanks [WaZ]
[02:24] <satti> maxx: as a hack fix, you could use a 'vocal remover' which is a common program used for removing the vocals from songs
[02:24] <jrib> Firefoxman: for what purpose?
[02:24] <xtheblack9x> oh man im happy
[02:24] <Plantain> Anyway to do the text based install from the desktop CD?
[02:24] <Firefoxman> I have no idea what Qt4.1 is, but a package I am compiling needs it, jrib.
[02:24] <maxx18> satti, ... sounds great... all i want is to watch it once :)
[02:24] <jrib> Acetylene: go to edgy first
[02:24] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: make sure you followed instructions
[02:24] <jrib> Firefoxman: what are you compiling?
[02:24] <happytron> xtheblack9x:  that's good.  you have a nice card, so it should be a good experience
[02:24] <satti> or...learn Russian;)
[02:25] <Acetylene> jrib: thanks
[02:25] <[WaZ] > Firefoxman: QT4 is the KDE 'gtk'
[02:25] <xtheblack9x> [WaZ]  ooooops i just added the repository and went for it. ill jump on and look at derrections
[02:25] <maxx18> satti, lol... as for this vocal remover... the translators voice is very very deep... will it be able to remove his voice and leave the voices of the actors in place?
[02:26] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: okay, don't forget to install emerald-themes
[02:26] <Kierstal> Can anyone explain this to me? I'm trying to install wacom drivers, using the linuxwacom project HOWTO. Everything's fine until I get to the part about compiling wacom.c  ...  when I do the ./configure --enable-wacom, I get a "Permission Denied" error... but when I prefix the line with sudo, I get a "Command Not Found" error instead
[02:27] <xtheblack9x> [WaZ]  adding now
[02:27] <Talaman72> kierstal: check the owner on that file
[02:27] <Firefoxman> jrib: Vidlia http://trac.vidalia-project.net/wiki/InstallSource
[02:28] <satti> maxx: in theory it will, it will target the loudest peaks (which should be the voice over) It won't be a 100% fix, but it should suffice
[02:28] <xtheblack9x> brb
[02:28] <Firefoxman> [WaZ] : So, how do I get it?
[02:28] <Kierstal> how do I do that? I've only been using ubuntu for about a day, and I spent all that time waiting on my husband to get my nvidia drivers working
[02:28] <jrib> Firefoxman: install libqt4-dev
[02:28] <jrib> !compiling > Firefoxman    (Firefoxman, see the private message from ubotu)
[02:28] <Talaman72> go to a terminal window
[02:28] <[WaZ] > Firefoxman: its dev i think
[02:28] <[WaZ] > what jrib said
[02:28] <Kierstal> okay
[02:29] <Talaman72> and then go to the directory where the file is and type ls -la
[02:30] <AzMoo_> Hey, I'm trying to update but it's telling me my package database is borked. I ran 'sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get -f install' and it fails trying to remove python-uno. How can I fix this? I can't install or remove anything because of it :\
[02:30] <ubuntuEdgy> ci have a problem with my wakeonlan: the green light dose not stay on when i turn of the pc, witch then means i cant wol the pc on
[02:30] <Talaman72> kierstal  you should see something like this drwxr-xr-x   4 kris kris       4096 2007-03-25 15:38 .wine
[02:30] <Kierstal> I'm the owner
[02:30] <lupusbeta> is there an online chess under GPL license for ubuntu??
[02:31] <spikeb> lupusbeta, there might be, check the add/remove programs app
[02:31] <skulrid> how do I set my Mouse button 2, as "return" in firefox ?
[02:31] <Kierstal> kier kier<PHONE_NUMBER>-12-01 18:07 configure
[02:31] <lupusbeta> spikeb, checking
[02:32] <Talaman72> kierstal: ok, try to su instead of sudo
[02:33] <Thomas`> I'm going to be making a separate partition for / and /home - how big should I make the / partition? I have an 80GB drive, and I will give the default 1.5GB over to swap.
[02:35] <Kierstal> Talaman72: Okay, I did su, it lists me as root, but I *still* get permission denied when I try the ./configure --enable-wacom command.
[02:36] <Talaman72> that's odd
[02:36] <GionnyBoss> Kierstal, check that the file is executable
[02:36] <GionnyBoss> Kierstal, if is not, chmod +x configure
[02:36] <Talaman72> ohir, true
[02:37] <xtheblack9x> darn lol i have to double check my stuff
[02:37] <Talaman72> keirstal do that ls -la thing again and show the whole line
[02:37] <xtheblack9x> it comes up as a option but i get a red screen fro a while then it switchs back to log in screen
[02:37] <lupusbeta> spikeb, there is no online chess game in add/remove software
[02:37] <Kierstal> CionnyBoss: Okay, doing that now... it's listed as a shell script
[02:37] <spikeb> hmm
[02:37] <spikeb> lupusbeta, well that sucks
[02:38] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: what are you talking about?
[02:38] <[WaZ] > beryl?
[02:38] <amorphous_>  **GRIN** **GRIN** **GRIN**!!! Beryl's greeeeat!!! and I'm running it on a year and a half old lowest of the range dell laptop. Don't believe the min specs!!! this is eye candy to the extreme for me (maybe easily pleased)... thanks to soundray & WaZ... anybody want a bit of eye candy - check out the beryl thang!
[02:38] <_muelli_> lupusbeta: try "apt-cache search chess"
[02:38] <xtheblack9x> [Waz]  ya lol
[02:38] <Kierstal> I might have missed a step in the HOWTO, I was trying to solve the C cannot compile executables problem just before I tried doing the ./configure
[02:38] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: did you follow instructions like i told you to?
[02:38] <grogert> sup
[02:38] <larson9999> i feel like a relic.  my kindergartner said he wanted the game that had kof and street fighters together. i told them there wasn't one so he went to youtube and pulled up a video showing mugen.
[02:39] <GionnyBoss> Kierstal, what's the problem? if you can't compile, install build-essential package
[02:39] <xtheblack9x> [WaZ]  well there was no dapper instructions so i had to use the new version instructions
[02:39] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: yes
[02:39] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: you follow for Nvidia/AIGLX right?
[02:40] <xtheblack9x> [WaZ]  oh no i don't belive so. thats on the ubuntu guide?
[02:40] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: yes
[02:41] <xtheblack9x> [WaZ]  oooooohhh duuuuuu ya right below the other one
[02:41] <Kierstal> GionnyBoss: Well, I'm trying to get my wacom to work, by following the howto on the linuxwacom project page... I don't find it to be very noob-friendly, so I'm kind of flying blind... I try to deal with errors as I come across them, but... I feel like I'm going in circles
[02:41] <aabrahao> hi, how can I start gnome or kde from console?
[02:41] <spikeb> aabrahao, startx if gnome is your default, startkde should start x and kde
[02:41] <xtheblack9x> [WaZ]  wow im dumb i did it for a ATI card
[02:42] <eegore> is there a reason that running a mencoder script in koinsole locks up a machine?
[02:42] <Kierstal> I got the C compiling error when I tried to compile wacdump
[02:42] <GionnyBoss> Kierstal, if it's a kernel module (driver) as I guess, you must have "build-essential" package and "linux-headers" too
[02:42] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: ...
[02:42] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: http://wiki.beryl-project.org/wiki/Install_Beryl_on_Ubuntu_Dapper_with_AIGLX
[02:42] <jaminkle> i can't mount my ntfs drive because i did not shut down windows :(
[02:42] <[WaZ] > xtheblack9x: undo everything you did ;-)
[02:42] <kingcobra> can some body tell me where programs are installed by default if you dont do it using apt
[02:42] <aabrahao> ill try now, tks
[02:43] <xtheblack9x> [WaZ]  ill try to lol
[02:43] <kingcobra> i want to know how to open azureus which i installed from the official version on their site
[02:43] <GionnyBoss> Kierstal, open Synaptic package manager and install build-essential package and then find the right linux-header package to fit your kernel. You can see your kernel version by typing " uname -r " in a terminal.
[02:43] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: depends of who made the package
[02:43] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , i want to know how to open azureus which i installed from the official version on their site
[02:43] <eegore> kingcobra: it is just a jar, you can run it and install it into your home directory
[02:43] <[WaZ] > which azureus ?
[02:43] <Kierstal> GionnyBoss: Okay, moment....
[02:44] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:44] <[WaZ] > no i mean 'which azureus' in console
[02:44] <GionnyBoss> Kierstal, be back in 2 mins. Try what I told you now :)
[02:44] <jaminkle> has anyone mounted ntfs and had it working before?
[02:44] <kingcobra> eegore, it is installed, how do i run the app azureus though
[02:44] <jaminkle> i got it mounted but can only axs it with root
[02:45] <ken__> hello, how to view/edit ignore list in xchat?
[02:45] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , oh right :)
[02:45] <dfgas> can anyone help me with yaboot and getting it working
[02:45] <Talaman72> keirstal do you have this installed? the X.Org X server -- input driver metapackage
[02:45] <dfgas> !yaboot
[02:45] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about yaboot - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:45] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: its probably somewhere in your home folde rtho
[02:45] <skulrid> how do I set my Mouse button 2, as "return" in firefox ??
[02:45] <dfgas> !mac
[02:45] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about mac - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:46] <spikeb> !ppc
[02:46] <ubotu> ppc is PowerPC.  Formerly used by Apple for the Macintosh line of computers. Variants are now used in popular gaming consoles. PPC was a fully supported Ubuntu architecture up until edgy, and is now a community port.
[02:46] <IdleOne> !dualboot | dfgas
[02:46] <ubotu> dfgas: Dual boot instructions:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo (x86/AMD64) - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot (Macintosh)
[02:46] <piglit> hello there i have got a avermedia D-150 TV-card so i tried to intall it like discribed here ---> http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/AVerMedia_M150-D       but that didnt work beacouse i get a error like this in tvtime ---> videoinput: Using video4linux2 driver 'cx8800', card 'UNKNOWN/GENERIC' (bus PCI:0000:01:08.0). so then i tried to do this (unload the blackbird module and install it with the right card number 12 see first link) but i d
[02:46] <piglit> ont know witch blackbird mudule to unload and reload .... there are abouth 8 of them)
[02:46] <Firefoxman> !april
[02:46] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about april - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:47] <Firefoxman> !aprilfool
[02:47] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about aprilfool - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:47] <LjL> !april is <alias> feisty
[02:47] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , which azureus points to azureus which was installed by apt
[02:47] <ompaul> !offtopic
[02:47] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:47] <Firefoxman> !aprilfool is somthing that will never happen.
[02:47] <ompaul> Firefoxman, dude ehh your offtopic and they have #ubuntu-offtopic for that:)
[02:47] <umop_> Is anyone able to help me to get my mic to capture with the ALSA drivers?
[02:48] <ompaul> umop_, if you click on the speaker icon and chose edit you can add all sorts of stuff including the volume of the mic
[02:48] <piglit> and when i do relaod the module's i get FATAL: Error inserting cx88_blackbird (/lib/modules/2.6.15-28-386/kernel/drivers/media/video/cx88/cx88-blackbird.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg) but the howto tell's me to add the card=12 option
[02:49] <aabrahao> -bash: startx: command not found
[02:49] <aabrahao> -bash: startkde: command not found
[02:49] <aabrahao> just appears ~$
[02:49] <spikeb> hmm
[02:49] <piglit> so i am kindoff stuck here can annyone please point me in the right direction?
[02:49] <jaminkle> has anyone mounted ntfs and had it working before?
[02:49] <umop_> ompaul, when i try start sound recorder i get 'Your audio capture settings are invalid. Please correct them in the Multimedia settings.'
[02:49] <ompaul> !fuse > jaminkle (the message from ubotu will tell you all about mounting and writing to ntfs)
[02:50] <umop_> ompaul, i have been playing around for a little while wiht the settings
[02:50] <dfgas> my problem is that yaboot won't install
[02:50] <michup> what project allows me programing with .NET?
[02:50] <ompaul> michup, mono
[02:50] <spikeb> michup, mono, and its IDE monodevelop
[02:50] <michup> thx
[02:51] <michup> does mono has its repos in ubuntu?
[02:51] <ompaul> umop_, well not all audio is the same - and you might have more than one card on the box and the software is seeing the wrong one poke around in that space that I suggested
[02:52] <Talaman72> keirstal do you have this installed? the X.Org X server -- input driver metapackage
[02:52] <ompaul> michup, yes
[02:52] <linuxGirl> wow
[02:52] <Kierstal> Talaman72: hang on, let me check
[02:52] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , any ideas
[02:52] <jaminkle> i get
[02:52] <jaminkle> Volume is dirty.
[02:52] <jaminkle> Run chkdsk and try again, or use the --force option.
[02:52] <jaminkle> Mount failed.
[02:52] <linuxGirl> Erm, Hello world. :) Can I ask a n00b linux question?
[02:52] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: I have many ideas
[02:52] <kingcobra> :)
[02:53] <GionnyBoss> Kierstal, is it working?
[02:53] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: but I was making coffee, so I probably missed something
[02:53] <umop_> ompaul, I only have the onboard sound
[02:53] <michup> what version of .NET provides mono?
[02:53] <aabrahao> I try to start gnome or kde and the message appears: -bash: startx: command not found or / -bash: startkde: command not found / just appears ~$
[02:53] <aabrahao> How is possible start this?
[02:53] <linuxGirl> Ok, I'll just as away... :)
[02:53] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , how can i find the other installation of azureus
[02:53] <[WaZ] > aabrahao: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[02:53] <ubuntuEdgy> any one know why irexec stops working after 10 minutes
[02:53] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , which azureus points to azureus which was installed by apt
[02:54] <umop_> ompaul, i can hear myself talk through speakers, but cant capture the input at all
[02:54] <linuxGirl> I installed Ubuntu on a virtual machine (VMware) but... I'm only getting the prompt when I boot
[02:54] <linuxGirl> Not the windows-like system
[02:54] <ompaul> michup, wrong end of the stick to understand mono read this: http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page
[02:54] <jaminkle> chkdsk is windows...
[02:54] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: I do not use nor have ever installed azureus
[02:54] <Kierstal> GionnyBoss: No, I still have Permission Denied errors, but... I think I'm going to need to take a few minutes and start from the beginning on this howto file
[02:54] <michup> thx ompaul
[02:54] <knw> hi
[02:54] <LjL> linuxGirl: when you boot what, the live CD or did you actually install it?
[02:54] <eegore> how dow you renice in top
[02:54] <GionnyBoss> Kierstal, can you give me the link of this howto, please?
[02:54] <linuxGirl> LjL: I actually installed it.
[02:55] <mikebeecham> HI there...can anyone give me some ideas as to the best media player for Ubuntu?  I'm using Amarok, but dont think I'm getting the best I could.  I'm looking for something with Media Library, Full Screen Visualizations and radio streaming
[02:55] <knw> I have few questions to ask if anyone has some time to help me
[02:55] <linuxGirl> But, maybe I did it half-way?
[02:55] <LjL> !xconfig
[02:55] <ubotu> To reconfigure your X server, open a console and type  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg  - To configure only the driver and resolution, type  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh  - See also !FixRes
[02:55] <LjL> linuxGirl: try that, and make sure you select "vmware" as your graphics driver
[02:55] <GionnyBoss> Kierstal, if you have permission denied, you have to do as I told you... chmod +x file_name_to_execute
[02:55] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , what bittorrent app do you use
[02:55] <Kierstal> Ahhh that's what I missed... moment
[02:55] <Phopsy> [Waz] : No such joy...fglrx still unresponsive.
[02:55] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: gtorrent and ktorrent
[02:55] <mon^rch> mikebeecham: amarok is about the best you can get
[02:55] <LjL> linuxGirl: try #vmware if it still doesn't work
[02:55] <linuxGirl> LjL: So I just type ... lemme check :)
[02:55] <Talaman72> kierstal: go into synaptic and do a search for wacom
[02:56] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: can you pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[02:56] <Toma-> hmmm im working on an image wioth GIMP and i cant Blur, SMudge of burn..
[02:56] <Phopsy> [Waz] : I sure can
[02:56] <mikebeecham> mon^rch: Oh well...one of the things I dont like about it is that the visualizations are not FulL Screen...I use them a lot when I'm working
[02:56] <ompaul> !xconfig > linuxGirl ( linuxGirl  it is in a message from the bot )
[02:56] <Kierstal> YAY it's doing something now! exactly what, I'll find out when it finishes X)
[02:56] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , ok ill try gtorrent soon, any ideas on how to find where azureus is installed though
[02:56] <michup> and another question what program youre prefering to C/C++ programing in linux and for linux (open-source) projects
[02:56] <linuxGirl> Tried those two commands but didn't work. "event not found"
[02:57] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: you're looking for something like ktorrent i believe
[02:57] <spikeb> michup, matter of personal taste, but i hear eclipse does c++ at least
[02:57] <linuxGirl> OH!! Sorry, I feel stupid, but, I installed the i386 Server, not the desktop
[02:57] <Phopsy> !pastebin < Phopsy
[02:57] <Phopsy> !pastebin < Phopsy
[02:57] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: did you install is at normal user?
[02:57] <LjL> !pastebin > Phopsy    (Phopsy, see the private message from Ubotu)
[02:57] <LjL> !bot > Phopsy    (Phopsy, see the private message from Ubotu)
[02:57] <ompaul> michup, gcc you might want to install build-essential  it will give you a full dev env for c/c++
[02:57] <Phopsy> LjL: Thanks :) Wrong sign
[02:57] <LjL> linuxGirl: that explains why you don't have a graphical interface, yes :)
[02:58] <Kierstal> GionnyBoss: Excellent, it's working... now I just get to actually do the configuration
[02:58] <linuxGirl> LMAO
[02:58] <linuxGirl> oops
[02:58] <linuxGirl> my bad
[02:58] <linuxGirl> :s
[02:58] <linuxGirl> what to do?
[02:58] <spikeb> hahaha
[02:58] <predaeus> michup, the CDT plugin for eclipse is nice. A bit slow with parsing for auto completion etc. though
[02:58] <spikeb> linuxGirl, install the desktop version :P
[02:58] <linuxGirl> HAhaAHa.... damn it
[02:58] <LjL> linuxGirl: type  sudo apt-get install ubnutu-desktop , and wait for the download to finish.
[02:58] <umop_> linuxGirl, install kde or gnome
[02:58] <ompaul> linuxGirl, get the right cd the desktop and use it
[02:58] <[WaZ] > linuxGirl: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[02:58] <peweeh> anyone can recommend a good tool to stress test my cpu?
[02:58] <linuxGirl> A hammer
[02:58] <Kierstal> Thanks, Talaman72 and GionnyBoss :)  I can pick up where I left off ^^
[02:59] <linuxGirl> Well, I'm going to download the desktop version.
[02:59] <linuxGirl> :s
[02:59] <Talaman72> cool
[02:59] <linuxGirl> HAhhaa
[02:59] <[WaZ] > peweeh: Windows Vista ?
[02:59] <spikeb> linuxGirl, or do apt-get install ubuntu-desktop (for gnome) xubuntu-desktop (xfce) or kubuntu-desktop(kde)
[02:59] <LjL> !info cpuburn | peweeh
[02:59] <ubotu> peweeh: cpuburn: a collection of programs to put heavy load on CPU. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.4-21 (edgy), package size 13 kB, installed size 116 kB (Only available for amd64 i386 hurd-i386 kfreebsd-i386 kfreebsd-amd64)
[02:59] <peweeh> LjL: Thanks.
[02:59] <[WaZ] > (sorry had to)
[02:59] <linuxGirl> I was going to download torrent... will it be faster with the apt-get?
[02:59] <mon^rch> lolwaz
[02:59] <aabrahao> [WaZ] > aabrahao: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[02:59] <peweeh> [WaZ] : yea.. this one never gets old :D
[02:59] <BardzoMalyFilip> jest jakis polak?
[02:59] <ompaul> !pl
[02:59] <ubotu> Mozesz uzyskac pomoc w jezyku polskim na #ubuntu-pl
[02:59] <Phopsy> [Waz] : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13348/
[02:59] <[WaZ] > aabrahao: yes
[02:59] <umop_> I am trying to use the ALSA drivers, i can hear myself talk through speakers, but cant capture the input at all, how can i fix?
[02:59] <GionnyBoss> Kierstal, no problem. I hope you will remember it for other times, if it will happen to you. Sometimes you have to execute files, but they don't have the permission to execute. With chmod +x filename, you give permission to execute
[02:59] <LjL> linuxGirl: not necessarily. you're probably better of just reinstalling again from the Desktop CD, on second thoughts.
[03:00] <bigjb> does anyone have google sketchup installed under wine?
[03:00] <ompaul> linuxGirl, do the CD you will want it for a smoother install
[03:00] <spikeb> linuxGirl, probably about the same
[03:00] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , as su i think
[03:00] <linuxGirl> LjL: Sounds good... gonna go do that now.
[03:00] <michup> ompaul: where can i read more about this?
[03:00] <LjL> linuxGirl: apt-get will have you left with the Server kernel, which is not what you want
[03:00] <predaeus> umop_, what soundcard do you have?
[03:00] <Dame> I want to compile kernel from source. Is there any patch I need to apply so I can see the boot splash screen?
[03:00] <aabrahao> [WaZ] > aabrahao: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[03:00] <aabrahao> [WaZ] > aabrahao: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[03:00] <ompaul> michup, take it to pm and I will give you urls for your questions
[03:00] <spikeb> Dame, no
[03:00] <linuxGirl> Ompaul, Spike... thanks... I'll be back soon. :) Thanks people!
[03:00] <umop_> predaeus, onboard nvidia
[03:00] <linuxGirl> Have a great Sunday!
[03:01] <spikeb> linuxGirl, you too
[03:01] <eegore> Is there a way to increase the cpu utilization for a task on a dual core system?
[03:01] <Phopsy> [Waz] : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13349/ That's my X0rg.0.log
[03:01] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: try searching in azureus forums?
[03:01] <mikebeecham> Can anyone help me with a Print problem?  I would have to go in PM as it's quite a lengthy issue to type out?
[03:01] <michup> pm?
[03:01] <eegore> I am hitting 130% max
[03:01] <michup> private message?
[03:01] <Slart> eegore: you mean above 50%?
[03:01] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: Im looking at it, are you running XGL xserver by any chance?
[03:01] <eegore> I am at 130% now
[03:01] <kbrooks> mikebeecham, no. no PMs
[03:01] <predaeus> umop_, did you try alsamixer in a terminal? run alsamixer and then navigate with arrow keys and switch to the Capture tab with the TAB key.
[03:01] <Jeeva> where can i get help in starting proftpd ?
[03:01] <Jeeva> ProFTPd warning: cannot start neither in standalone nor in inetd/xinetd mode. Check your configuration.
[03:01] <Phopsy> [Waz] : Not to my knowledge.
[03:02] <mikebeecham> kbrooks: ok...well I'll try and type it out.....
[03:02] <kbrooks> mikebeecham, use pastenin and paste the link
[03:02] <Slart> eegore: how do you measure that number?
[03:02] <eegore> Slart: I want to see if it can be pushed to 160 % using more of the dual core
[03:02] <ompaul> michup, yes it is  http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate/developerzone that is one and thishttp://gcc.gnu.org/
[03:02] <Phopsy> [Waz] : Come to think of it, is there a way to find out? I've not installed it or asked for it to be installed, etc...
[03:02] <kingcobra> its ok [WaZ]  i didnt know tarballs contained the installed files
[03:02] <kaktuskatta> Hi! I need some help with WPA on my wireless card, which is a intel wireless pro 2915ABG
[03:02] <predaeus> mikebeecham, you can still pastebin your question and then paste the link here. with a short summary.
[03:02] <eegore> I have a Core 2 Duo and top is saying I am running at 130%
[03:03] <kingcobra> i thought it had been installed somewhere on the comp
[03:03] <kaktuskatta> Idon
[03:03] <predaeus> kbrooks, doh, u win :-)
[03:03] <umop_> predaeus, when i go that i get a volume bar over "Capture" but over "mic' it onlt has "L    R"
[03:03] <mikebeecham> I've no idea how to do that..only really been using linux a week
[03:03] <kaktuskatta> tI don't know how to enable wpa !
[03:03] <kbrooks> predaeus, meh
[03:03] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: sudo aticonfig --overlay-type=Xv
[03:03] <eegore> Renicing does nothing
[03:03] <Slart> eegore: oh.. mine only goes to 100%.. which I would think was reasonable.. =)
[03:03] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: then I doubt you did
[03:04] <kaktuskatta> Can someone help me with my WPA problem?
[03:04] <eegore> I would like to spill the task a little more into the second core
[03:04] <predaeus> umop_, yes you can raise the volume bars with the up down arrow keys and probably you also have to tick a source (like mic) with the space key.
[03:04] <Plantain> Ubuntu doesn't like my Wifi setup :<
[03:04] <[WaZ] > !wpa > kaktuskatta
[03:04] <mikebeecham> predaeus: How do I pastebin mate?
[03:04] <michup> thx to all
[03:04] <SlimeyPete> eegore: sounds like the second thread is just trying to do less than the first one.
[03:04] <Plantain> it's just an unsecured network named Wifi
[03:04] <Plantain> But it never loads any webpages etc
[03:04] <Phopsy> kaktuskatta: Can you go into a terminal and pastebin lspci for me?
[03:04] <eegore> then it is just a kernel issue then
[03:04] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , is that usually the way, that there is no install in linux, you just extract a tarball and run an executable in the files that you extract
[03:04] <Slart> eegore: I've never played with controlling how processes are balanced between the 2 cores in my puter.. can't help you there
[03:05] <michup> and which irc channel you would prefer for questions about programming and stuff...
[03:05] <umop_> predaeus, I really cant get the mic setting to change there, Should i link a screenshot?
[03:05] <eegore> just bumped itself up to 140%
[03:05] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: the usual way for me is apt-get install, but that happens, yes
[03:05] <predaeus> !paste | mikebeecham
[03:05] <ubotu> mikebeecham: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:05] <SlimeyPete> eegore: possibly, or else the second thread depends on data produced by the first one, thus its speed will be capped by how fast the first thread can produce data
[03:05] <Phopsy> [Waz] : I get the usual warnings about VideoOverlay and OpenGL overlay not affecting the running session, then it mods my xorg.conf
[03:05] <umop_> michup, ask in the channel for that language
[03:06] <ompaul> michup, which langages
[03:06] <predaeus> umop_, probably you have to set the analog mixer option, try raising that aswell
[03:06] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: yeah, thats what I wanted it to do, try again?
[03:06] <Kierstal> Okay...  in the ./configure file, it tells me wacdump can't be compiled because I need ncurses.h... it also gives me warnings telling me I need tk.h and tcl.h.  I search the package manager for ncurses to start with, and there's a LOT of them, and I'm not sure which ones I need
[03:06] <michup> c++ and C
[03:06] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , im talking about installing apps that arent in apt using tarballs
[03:06] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Okay. Is there a quicker way to do it, without rebooting?
[03:06] <ompaul> michup, there is a #gcc for the compiler
[03:06] <michup> great
[03:06] <eegore> This is just doing the first pass to a file
[03:06] <predaeus> umop_, sorry I am not familiar with nvidia soundcards.
[03:06] <michup> in freenode?
[03:06] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: Ctrl-Alt-Backspace
[03:06] <ompaul> michup, what are you trying to achieve
[03:07] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: usually tarballs mean source, then you have to compile
[03:07] <ompaul> michup, yes
[03:07] <Phopsy> [Waz] : Thanks, BRB :)
[03:07] <eegore> this process use to take 3 hours
[03:07] <SlimeyPete> eegore: video encoding?
[03:07] <eegore> not it is only taking 80n minutes
[03:07] <finalbeta> !paste
[03:07] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:07] <eegore> yes
[03:07] <finalbeta> !paste
[03:07] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , i thought it was a bit more complicated alright
[03:08] <eegore> SlimeyPete: yes
[03:08] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: tarballs are really just archives, so anything can be in there
[03:08] <SlimeyPete> eegore: AFAIK video encoders rarely if ever make full use of the second core because the second thread is simply not doing as much work as the first one. I may be wrong though - it's a while since I read up on it.
[03:08] <umop_> predaeus, Okay, I can move the "L    R" thing over to mix, but then Mic is unselected?  When I select one or the other I still cant turn the volumes up or down :(
[03:08] <Plantain> :S
[03:08] <SlimeyPete> video encoding is quite a linear process
[03:08] <kaktuskatta> Phopsy: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13351/
[03:08] <michup> ompaul: i'm 21 years old im studying IT and wish to be a developer, im interesting to open-source community about year... but its hard for me to start... dont know how to do it
[03:08] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , do some tarballs have compiled files that are ready to run from the folder that you extract them to
[03:08] <mikebeecham> predaeus: here is the pastebin link for my printing problem: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13352/
[03:09] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: yes
[03:09] <predaeus> umop_, you mean there is no change when you hit the up/down arrow keys?
[03:09] <Plantain> Can anyone help with my Wifi? it's just an unsecrued wifi network named Wifi, but even with all the settings, ubuntu never connects
[03:09] <ompaul> michup, at the edge, :) get a CD install it and play around  - you have the source
[03:09] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , thats very handy
[03:09] <umop_> predaeus, correct, just a red "L     R" above whatever i select
[03:09] <linux1> how do i fix usb external drive transfer speeds on edgy?
[03:09] <michup> ompaul:i mean in school they dont teach you exactly how it all works, how to read open-source, how to analyze big projects... its quite different
[03:09] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: well .debs are usually handier
[03:10] <ompaul> michup, move over to #ubuntu-offtopic this is not a discussion for here
[03:10] <ompaul> :)
[03:10] <eegore> SlimeyPete: this is the test I am trying to see how long it will take for a render and animate for a 60 fps blander project
[03:10] <michup> ompaul: okay thx for help
[03:10] <Phopsy> kaktuskatta: Okay, it's not what I thought it might be. I have something which might work, but I make no guarantees of it. First of all, have you searched the forums for similar problems with your hardware?
[03:11] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , yeah i suppose but theyre only good for debian based distros though arent they
[03:11] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: how did it go?
[03:11] <eegore> not to mention the encoding
[03:11] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : It didn't solve the problem, I'm afraid...still stuck with Mesa
[03:11] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: have you actually installed fglrx driver? (just making sure)
[03:11] <linuxGirl> I'm downloading 6.10 Desktop... LoL thanks :)
[03:11] <mikebeecham> kbrooks: Here is the pastebin link mate: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13352/
[03:12] <spikeb> linuxGirl, glad to hear it
[03:12] <Phopsy> [Waz] : Yeah, I installed it from the official ATI site.
[03:12] <kaktuskatta> Phopsy: Yes and I found a guide, but it turned out that I had to upgrade the kernel to solve my problem...... I was wondering if it was the only solution to the problem
[03:12] <SlimeyPete> eegore: hmm, I'd have thought the actual rendering process would make full use of both cores. Not sure though.
[03:12] <linuxGirl> Spikeb... I'll be AFK, but I'll holla when I re-install. :) w00t
[03:12] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: ahhh, I always use the ubuntu packages
[03:13] <spikeb> linuxGirl, cool cool
[03:13] <predaeus> umop_, hm that's weird I had something similar with my audigy, I had to patch alsa and compile it myself. But that is not a good way to solve this. Sorry I have no idea maybe check http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/ if there are known problems for your soundcard.
[03:13] <kaktuskatta> Phopsy: Didn't manage to upgrade the kernel, and as a linux newbie I'm afraid of getting into a whole bunch of problems if I do things wrong
[03:13] <eegore> I heard blender was updated for multicore support
[03:13] <Phopsy> kaktuskatta: What I did to solve my wireless problems was to install a little programme called RutilT. It worked wonders for my RT61 package, but I make no guarantees to it working with yours...
[03:13] <Plantain> Anyone know if Ubuntu supports Texas Instruments ACX-111 out of the box?
[03:13] <aabrahao> [WaZ] > aabrahao: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[03:13] <umop_> predaeus, okay thanks for trying, ive read everything i can find at that site >.>  I'll ask later :)
[03:13] <kaktuskatta> Does It support WPA?
[03:13] <[WaZ] > aabrahao: YES, that's to start gdm
[03:13] <Ind[y] > If I uninstall EasyUbuntu, all packages it installed will be uninstalled with it?
[03:14] <kaktuskatta> Phopsy: Does it support WPA?
[03:14] <SzaraHill> hey-lo, I'm having trouble installing the ATI video card driver, can someone help me please?
[03:14] <predaeus> umop_, you are welcome
[03:14] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Do you think it's worth trying it with the official Ubuntu repositories then?
[03:14] <sneaky> hi
[03:14] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: worked flawlessly here
[03:14] <predaeus> !cups >  predaeus
[03:14] <SzaraHill> I've got the driver package downloaded and I'm in the terminal with the instructions from the ubuntu support site, but I've hit a snag
[03:14] <oddie> has anyone had any trouble swapping a motherboard with edgy? It looks like the raid drives are not correctly mapped in grub....could that be the case?
[03:14] <ubuntuEdgy> dose xmms play audio cds ?
[03:14] <oddie> of why it wont boot
[03:14] <kbrooks> <Ind[y] > If I uninstall EasyUbuntu, all packages it installed will be uninstalled with it? no
[03:15] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: you may also try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and select fglrx as your driver
[03:15] <Phopsy> kaktuskatta: It should do, yes, but again, I'm not wholly sure. I'm using WEP and it's working very well.
[03:15] <sneaky> cananyone offer any help on nvidia drivers killing my wireless drivers?
[03:15] <predaeus> mikebeecham, try looking here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows
[03:15] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : I've tried that a number of times, and it usually just black screens me on boot.
[03:15] <michup> ompaul: does gcc has IDE?
[03:15] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , gtorrent is actually deluge isnt it
[03:15] <linux1> my usb transfer speeds are really slow on 6.06, how would i speed them up?
[03:15] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: no idea
[03:15] <SzaraHill> [WaZ] , is that for the ati video card?
[03:16] <sneaky> no gefroce 7800 gs agp
[03:16] <[WaZ] > SzaraHill: yes
[03:16] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , i thought you said you use it
[03:16] <binfalse> hello
[03:16] <torusturtle> Hi
[03:16] <SzaraHill> I'm already about halfway through this, I'd like to try and finish
[03:16] <ompaul> michup, languages do not have ides that is a windows concept, you have many ides you can use
[03:16] <aabrahao> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start the result is sudo: /etc/init.d/gdm command not found
[03:16] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: I do, I have no idea what its based on, thought it was a tweaked version of the official bt client
[03:17] <fuzzy_logic> little question.. does anyone know a good app for editing music? like cutting it etc.?
[03:17] <SzaraHill> when I try to unpack the installation package, I get this:
[03:17] <SzaraHill> Error:
[03:17] <SzaraHill> >.>
[03:17] <SzaraHill> <.<
[03:17] <binfalse> tell me
[03:17] <ompaul> !enter > SzaraHill
[03:17] <Phopsy> fuzzy_logic: Audacity
[03:17] <Daverocks> fuzzy_logic: audacity
[03:17] <linux1> fuzzy_logic: audacity
[03:17] <Daverocks> lol
[03:17] <fuzzy_logic> lol
[03:17] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , it is now called deluge though
[03:17] <SzaraHill> default_policy.sh does not support version
[03:17] <fuzzy_logic> that's clear :)
[03:17] <sneaky> cananyone offer any help on nvidia drivers killing my wireless drivers?
[03:17] <fuzzy_logic> thanks Phopsy, Daverocks and linuxl :)
[03:17] <[WaZ] > SzaraHill: your installing the Ati website drivers?
[03:17] <linux1> anybody know how i would speed ub usb transfer speeds?
[03:17] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , thats what their homepage says anyway
[03:17] <SzaraHill> default:v2:ppc:lib:x710:none:2.6.17-10-powerpc; make sure that the version is being correctly set by --iscurrentdistro
[03:17] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: okay, had no idea it changed name
[03:18] <linux1> speed up*
[03:18] <SzaraHill> yes [WaZ]
[03:18] <michup> ompaul: okay so ive basicly gcc which is compiler, parser, and linker correct? and i can use many different IDE for that compiler?
[03:18] <ompaul> michup, you can use any editor for editing some of them have plugins that make coding in specific lanaguages easier
[03:18] <[WaZ] > SzaraHill: any reason why you are not using the ubuntu packages for it?
[03:18] <Phopsy> sneaky: I'd recommend running the script Envy to install your nvidia card, it apparently works extremely well.
[03:18] <ompaul> michup, yes
[03:18] <torusturtle> Does anybody know if I can use packages that where build for debian systems on Ubuntu?
[03:18] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , you might want to update it
[03:18] <kaktuskatta> Phopsy: I have something called wifi-radar, but it requires some sort of driver for WPA encryption...
[03:18] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: it gets updated when ubuntu wants it
[03:19] <SzaraHill> [WaZ] , I tried that, and everything else I could find suggested on the site, and I've still got really crappy resolution and image
[03:19] <sneaky> the nvidia installer works fine. it just destroys the wireless driver
[03:19] <ompaul> michup, as these are not strictly ubuntu support qs please move to the channel #ubuntu-offtopic - I happen to be there also
[03:19] <joe4444> how do i stop Istanbul?
[03:19] <Priest-of-Psi> gosh the new prison break is good
[03:19] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , is it in synaptic
[03:19] <sneaky> lspci - v lists the card still
[03:19] <michup> ompaul: okay so which projects of IDE you would advice for me?
[03:19] <joe4444> clicking the icon doesn't do anything
[03:19] <[WaZ] > SzaraHill: can you pastebin your xorg.conf file?
[03:19] <str4`> sup?
[03:19] <SzaraHill> firstly, how do I pastebin?
[03:19] <str4`> out of interest
[03:19] <[WaZ] > !pastebin > SzaraHill
[03:19] <ompaul> joe4444, killall istanbul in a terminal
[03:19] <SzaraHill> one second
[03:20] <Phopsy> kaktuskatta: Yeah, wifi-radar is okay, I used that. But RutilT is simply marvellous. I've heard lots of reports that in general GUI applications tend to mess up wireless cards...certainly for my hardware.
[03:20] <ompaul> str4`, this is not a chat channel your offtopic - #ubuntu-offtopic is for chat
[03:20] <joe4444> ompaul, ok but shouldn't i be able to stop it by clicking the icon?
[03:20] <ompaul> joe4444, you said you could not so there ya go - there is a red button iirc
[03:20] <aabrahao> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start the result is sudo: /etc/init.d/gdm command not found. How start gnome or kde?
[03:20] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: I use Network-Manager, works flawlessly
[03:21] <sneaky> trouble is now my drivers have been blasted i no longer have internet acces from that PC
[03:21] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Could I have a glance at your xorg.conf, if it's not too much trouble?
[03:21] <joe4444> ompaul, any idea where it saves the video file?
[03:21] <[WaZ] > aabrahao: you sure you have an xserver installed?
[03:21] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: of course
[03:21] <Phopsy> joe4444: It should be in your home directory
 mikebeecham, try looking here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows # i need some clarification
[03:21] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13354/
[03:22] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , is it in synaptic
[03:22] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Thanks
[03:22] <kaktuskatta> Phopsy: After some research I found out that I need something called ieee80211 subsystem stack driver .... I have no Idea what that does, but if I want to install that, which would enable me to use WPA, I need to upgrade the kernel, because the stack driver needs a kernel that is newer than mine :P
[03:22] <kbrooks> predaeus, The guide doesn't say whether to replace Listen or add Port
[03:22] <[WaZ] > kingcobra: i think so
[03:22] <ompaul> joe4444, can't remember on the desktop or home iirc
[03:22] <kaktuskatta> Phopsy: It doesn't sound too hard to upgrade, It's just that I've never doen that before, so I'm not sure what to choose
[03:22] <kaktuskatta> !
[03:22] <aabrahao> I installed ubutun server and after I installed kde
[03:22] <kingcobra> [WaZ] , ok thanx
[03:22] <Phopsy> kaktuskatta: Okay...well, I'm afraid I don't think I'll be able to help you then, I've never done that :S
[03:22] <joe4444> Phopsy, i think it's just failing... no file in my home directory or desktop... as soon as i click the red record icon it turns into a grey box and is unresponsive
[03:23] <kaktuskatta> Phopsy: Kinda hard to find people that have aswell P
[03:23] <SzaraPhoenix> !pastebin
[03:23] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:23] <kaktuskatta> :P
[03:23] <`nicola> hi guys, what's the difference between "make clean" and "make clean all" ? thanks
[03:23] <kaktuskatta> Phopsy: I know that the card works, because I've used it at airports etc with no encryption...
[03:24] <kaktuskatta> Phopsy:  But I guess the drivers from intel are best anyhow
[03:24] <Toma-> `nicola: depending on the programs make script, itll clean specificy modules it will build
[03:24] <Phopsy> joe4444: istanbul never worked particularly well for me, I'm afraid, but when it did work it saved it in my home directory
[03:24] <GodzChild> whats the website that shows how to install all the different programs
[03:25] <joe4444> Phopsy, what have you used that worked well?
[03:25] <[WaZ] > GodzChild: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Edgy
[03:25] <Phopsy> joe4444:
[03:25] <predaeus> kbrooks, it says add the line "Port 631" and comment "Listen ..." out.
[03:25] <Phopsy> joe4444: Nothing that I've come across yet.
[03:25] <SzaraPhoenix> [WaZ] , http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13355/
[03:25] <aabrahao> [WaZ]  I installed ubunt server and after a kde
[03:25] <SzaraPhoenix> [WaZ] , hope that's the right one
[03:26] <joe4444> Phopsy, have you used anything else that worked at all?  this is completely useless to me... it basically crashes every time
[03:26] <Belboz99> Hey all, I need to share a modem connection between two Linux boxes.  I followed this guide step by step, last time it suddenly  kicked on after hours of troubleshooting for unknown reason, now I can't get it back. :(
[03:26] <Belboz99> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=91370
[03:26] <neopsyche> Hi, if anyone can help.. im experiencing the same problem with modifying .ko as seen here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=311756
[03:26] <Phopsy> joe4444: No, Istanbul was the closest I got to a working desktop session recording, and like you it crashed all the time.
[03:27] <joe4444> k, thanks anyway
[03:27] <[WaZ] > aabrahao: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[03:27] <[WaZ] > SzaraPhoenix: that xorg is for the ati driver
[03:27] <predaeus> joe4444, Phopsy, xvidcap is an alternative
[03:27] <neopsyche> Hi, if anyone can help.. im experiencing the same problem with modifying .ko as seen here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=311756
[03:28] <[WaZ] > SzaraPhoenix: let me modify it see if it works, back it up so you can restore
[03:28] <Jeeva> how do i setup my proftp.conf so that i can FTP with root login ?
[03:28] <aabrahao> [WaZ]  I use the command to get(download) and install but to kde, and nothing happend, why?
[03:28] <baktaah> Finaly got my desktop to look like I wanted, just all that is missing is plugins on the panel, I would like a memory-cpu-network watcher and a mp3 player on it, so when I mouseover I can see what song is playing, and be able to change songs while rightclickin
[03:28] <[WaZ] > aabrahao: it might have not installed kdm
[03:28] <[WaZ] > aabrahao: try sudo /etc/init.d/kdm start
[03:29] <SzaraPhoenix> [WaZ] , that's after I added the final 3 lines as instructed in the ubuntu documentation "FixVideoResolutionHowto"
[03:29] <SzaraPhoenix> but thanks
[03:29] <aabrahao> [WaZ]   I think the gnome is installed by default
[03:29] <neopsyche> Regarding tv tuner .. Hi, if anyone can help.. im experiencing the same problem with modifying .ko as seen here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=311756
[03:29] <[WaZ] > aabrahao: on a server install, none is installed
[03:29] <Shamrock_hh> anyone know of a copy tool which does not throttle the network connnection on a wireless lan? I wish to "trickle copy" between my laptop and development machie.
[03:29] <[WaZ] > SzaraPhoenix: okay
[03:30] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Do you know what Option "Use FBDev" "true" means in the Section "Device"?
[03:30] <predaeus> neopsyche, what problem, the insmod one?
[03:30] <SlimeyPete> Shamrock_hh: scp has a "limit" option
[03:30] <Shamrock_hh> thanks SlimeyPete
[03:30] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: no, try taking it off
[03:30] <SlimeyPete> -l <speed> I think
[03:30] <neopsyche>  Go to that directory and execute the following:
[03:30] <neopsyche> $ sudo rmmod saa7134-alsa
[03:30] <neopsyche> $ sudo rmmod saa7134
[03:30] <neopsyche> $ sudo insmod saa7134.ko card=<card number>
[03:30] <neopsyche> $ sudo insmod saa7134-alsa.ko
[03:30] <aabrahao> [WaZ]  tks
[03:31] <fuzzy_logic> question about audacity.. it asks me to locate libmp3lame.so to export as mp3.. does anyone know where i can find it or where i can obtain it?
[03:31] <neopsyche> This doesnt seem to be working.
[03:31] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: we have the same card almost
[03:31] <fuzzy_logic> !paste | neopsyche
[03:31] <ubotu> neopsyche: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:31] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Yeah, I noticed...you're on a laptop, though, right?
[03:31] <predaeus> neopsyche, leave the .ko file endings, they are not needed. it is already said in the forum entry.
[03:31] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: yup
[03:31] <SlimeyPete> fuzzy_logic: make sure lame is installed, then do a sudo dpkg -L lame
[03:31] <SlimeyPete> that might find it for you
[03:31] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : I'll give that a shot. Is there a panic shortcut if it blackscreens me?
[03:31] <GodzChild> there is a program im looking for in synaptic that will put the home and computer icon on my desktop
[03:31] <GodzChild> anyone know the name for it?
[03:32] <fuzzy_logic> SlimeyPete: is it enough to just install it with synaptic?
[03:32] <predaeus> neopsyche, so do it like e.g. this "sudo insmod saa7134 card=<card number>"
[03:32] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: keep a backup of the old xorg, and change it if it fails
[03:32] <neopsyche> I get ... insmod: can't read 'saa7134': No such file or directory
[03:32] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[03:32] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[03:32] <neopsyche> (predaeus)
[03:32] <SlimeyPete> fuzzy_logic: yes. Synaptic might even show you the files which are included in the package, once it's installed - I'm not sure.  You just have to go to the correct desktop section and set it up from there. Try searching google
[03:33] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Cheers
[03:33] <SlimeyPete> fuzzy_logic: or else audacity may just pick it up automatically once it's installed
[03:33] <[WaZ] > hey IndyGunFreak
[03:33] <predaeus> GodzChild, should be under apps/nautilus in gconf-editor
[03:33] <Priest-of-Psi> does anyone here know of a system design application?
[03:33] <GodzChild> its not
[03:33] <IndyGunFreak> [WaZ] : hey..lol
[03:33] <fuzzy_logic> SlimeyPete: i'm going to try.. thanks
[03:33] <larson9999> linux rocks!
[03:34] <GionnyBoss> GodzChild, I have just checked now, it's in app -> nautilus -> desktop in gconf-editor. If you don't have gconf-editor, install it
[03:35] <larson9999> wine spits out releases like my sis spits out babies
[03:35] <IndyGunFreak> larson9999: lol
[03:35] <predaeus> GodzChild, probably run gconf-editor from a terminal. could be hidden in the "start" menu.
[03:35] <IndyGunFreak> it does seem wine has a new version every other day
[03:36] <spikeb> two weeks to a month is their release schedule IIRC
[03:36] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Still de nada
[03:36] <fuzzy_logic> SlimeyPete: i did the dpkg thing and get the following list: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13359/
[03:36] <fuzzy_logic> SlimeyPete: what should i do with it?
[03:36] <penguinlord> XDMCP
[03:36] <penguinlord> wont go way someone help me
[03:37] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: jave you tried sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-fglrx
[03:37] <exs> Does anyone know about 'bzr', with launchpad?.. I'm the webdesigner for one of the launchpad projects, and the team granted me access to upate the site, but I am not sure how I can upload the updated files.
[03:37] <fuzzy_logic> penguinlord: what's the problem?
[03:37] <[WaZ] > larson9999: welsome to Bash.org ;-)
[03:37] <[WaZ] > welcome
[03:37] <penguinlord> XDMCP wont go way
[03:37] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : I shall give it a shot...what's the worst that could happen, eh...
[03:37] <fuzzy_logic> SlimeyPete are you there?
[03:37] <penguinlord> its making me so freaking mad
[03:37] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: euh same as now
[03:38] <penguinlord> i accidntly enabled it
[03:38] <penguinlord> and no wi cant get into the pannels to turn it off
[03:38] <sinkorswim> i'm getting connection timeouts when i use "host -t mx" on any domain
[03:38] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : I could lose my 2D acceleration, I'd be seriously unhappy if I couldn't play Widelands anymore :)
[03:38] <larson9999> would someone please go to hotsheet.com and see if it displays correctly?  for instance is 'go' at the top of the page overlapped by the 'news and sports' heading?
[03:38] <penguinlord> i dont have a server or anything
[03:38] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: if it fails you can always sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and use ati driver
[03:38] <roland_> hello should i burn a feisty fawn beta cd and use it as my desktop or do i really have to stick with 6.10 until official release is out ?
[03:39] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Yep. I'll bear that in mind.
[03:39] <vvv> i installed mplayer and i can't seem to run any videos on it.. it says i have to install the codec into my  usr/local/lib folder.. but when i try it says " you do not have permissions to write to this folder." could anyone help me?
[03:39] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Uhh, there's no such package.
[03:39] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: just a sec
[03:40] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : It's alright...I think I'm capable of checking Synaptic :)
[03:40] <cilaes> my sound worked fine in hoary then i upgraded to breezy then to dapper and volume control says "no volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found"
[03:40] <larson9999> that mugen is a nice fighting engine.  can't believe i haven't seen it before
[03:40] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules-$(uname -r)
[03:40] <[WaZ] > then sudo apt-get install xorg-driver-fglrx
[03:40] <Priest-of-Psi> does anyone here know of a system design application?
[03:40] <Priest-of-Psi> I need to draw decent diagrams
[03:40] <Priest-of-Psi> not like Dia does
[03:41] <LarstiQ> does anyone know what happened to the kernel-patch-badram package? (Perhaps folded into the kernel proper) Memtest86+ found some problems and I'd like to not trip on the bad patch of ram
[03:41] <larson9999> dia isn't decent?  another place my standards bar is too low.
[03:41] <roland_> hello should i burn a feisty fawn beta cd and use it as my desktop or do i really have to stick with 6.10 until official release is out ?
[03:41] <Kierstal> Can anyone tell me why I keep getting permission denied errors when trying to run an executable, even though I'm logged in as root AND using chmod -x?
[03:42] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Already the newest version. I also checked Synaptic and I already have everything installed that has a reference to fglrx.
[03:42] <Priest-of-Psi> larson9999: I used sybase
[03:42] <stefg> Kierstal: try chmod +x :-)
[03:42] <Kierstal> d'oh!
[03:42] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: did you install restrivted modules?
[03:42] <dsdg> halo, i used to be able to encode music cd's and make mp3's but i could ajust the bit rate of my songs, set stereo or mono, all with a nice interface, that was with gentoo, i am using ubuntu and find that i cant do that, i have to set commandline parameters, any way to "fix" this, thanks,
[03:42] <dsdg> this was with k3b
[03:42] <vvv> hello, does anyone know how to fix my problem?
[03:43] <larson9999> PriceChild: you mean sybases flowcharting program makes prettier pics than dia?
[03:43] <[WaZ] > well im sure you did actually
[03:43] <PriceChild> larson9999, watch that tab complete ;)
[03:43] <Priest-of-Psi> larson9999: well sorta
[03:43] <Thomas`> roland_: You can do whatever you want. I personally find any given release to be perfectly stable for my uses for quite a while before the official release; obviously however if you absolutely need stability don't upgrade until the last moment.
[03:43] <Priest-of-Psi> :P
[03:43] <neopsyche> can anyone help with major  tv card difficulties
[03:43] <Toma-> neopsyche: probably
[03:43] <larson9999> PriceChild: yeah, you'd think i'd pick up on that better after a number of years.
[03:43] <Priest-of-Psi> neopsyche: I gave up on my tvcard
[03:43] <Priest-of-Psi> lol
[03:43] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Yes
[03:43] <stefg> neopsyche: which ubuntu-version?
[03:43] <Priest-of-Psi> I could never get it to work
[03:44] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: try depmod -a
[03:44] <Toma-> Priest-of-Psi: persistance pays off. i got my unsupported card work with some module trial and error :)
[03:44] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Done. What next?
[03:44] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: try again ;-)
[03:45] <vvv> what do i n eed to install if i want to pug files into my usr/local/lib folder
[03:45] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: that reloads all modules btw
[03:45] <sinkorswim> i'm getting connection timeouts when i use "host -t mx" on ANY domain, anyone know what could be causing this?
[03:45] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Yeah, I know...I had to use it a lot when I was wrestling with wifi!
[03:45] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: who won?
[03:46] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Ain't no network cables coming out of my computer.
[03:46] <Priest-of-Psi> Toma-: I dont really have time but if you have time we can maybe pm?
[03:46] <roland_> if i install Ubuntu 7.04 beta from CD now as my main desktop OS will I get updates and fixes trough update notifications until the official release is out so i will have the same thing as official except i installed a beta first?
[03:46] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: :D
[03:46] <don_j> yo yo yo
[03:46] <[WaZ] > !feisty > roland_
[03:46] <don_j> what is this: Requested 'glib-2.0 >= 2.12.0' but version of GLib is 2.10.3 ?
[03:47] <[WaZ] > don_j: dependency issue
[03:47] <Toma-> Priest-of-Psi: i dont do PM
[03:47] <wo0lverine> hello
[03:47] <don_j> [WaZ] : whats crackin?
[03:47] <Toma-> Priest-of-Psi: its basically modprobe bttv card=number tuner=number then rmmod if it doesnt work
[03:47] <roland_> hmm this is not what i was looking for.. just wanted to know if i can get updates along the way to the official release?
[03:47] <don_j> I mean why arent they up to date?
[03:48] <[WaZ] > don_j: you need a newer version of glib in order to install whatever you're trying to install
[03:48] <neopsyche> when i try to go to super user i get fail delay
[03:48] <larson9999> so far i haven't found a tv card that works well on any system.  picture always looks like crap.
[03:48] <don_j> [WaZ] : should that be updated in the ubuntu repository?
[03:48] <neopsyche> larson9999 do you knw how to configure saa1734?
[03:48] <larson9999> must be me because i see video posted that looks good
[03:48] <[WaZ] > don_j: it would update it if update was present, what are you trying to install?
[03:48] <Toma-> larson9999: thats the beauty of VGA CRT as compared to a TV CRT
[03:49] <umop> Hi I am having issues configuring my nvidia sound card to capture audio (with ALSA drivers), I i talk into my mic I can hear it through speakers, but if I try capture the input I get errors in whatever app.  If i change input capture to OSS it works fine.  How do I got about fixing or at lest isolationg the fault.
[03:49] <larson9999> neopsyche: sure don't
[03:49] <[WaZ] > (guessing wine)
[03:49] <neopsyche> ok
[03:49] <don_j> [WaZ] : some better version of totem
[03:49] <neopsyche> can anyone help with my tv card problems?
[03:49] <SzaraHill> [WaZ] , anything further for me?  I know you're busy but just wondered
[03:49] <Toma-> neopsyche: still havent heard the problem
[03:49] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Nope, that depmod -a didn't seem to help.
[03:49] <[WaZ] > don_j: ah, well i guess you won't be able to
[03:49] <neopsyche> i need to modify a file but it says that i cant .. access denied
[03:50] <[WaZ] > SzaraHill: post your xorg.conf again plz
[03:50] <don_j> [WaZ] : That sucks!
[03:50] <larson9999> maybe it's because i'm always using antique capture cards.  i'm too cheap to buy new hw
[03:50] <Toma-> neopsyche: what file?
[03:50] <umop> neopsyche, probably need to be root
[03:50] <SzaraHill> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13355/
[03:50] <neopsyche> yes i tried to go root
[03:50] <Toma-> neopsyche: please put my nick infront of what you type, so i get your message :)
[03:50] <[WaZ] > don_j: there are alternatives
[03:50] <don_j> [WaZ] : If I make deb packages out of the solution would you be happy to implement them?
[03:50] <neopsyche> but i updated to 6.10 last night
[03:50] <neopsyche> and now its not letting me
[03:51] <neopsyche> TOMA)
[03:51] <SzaraHill> [WaZ] , http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13355/
[03:51] <Toma-> thanks :D
[03:51] <[WaZ] > don_j: i am not a ubuntu dev
[03:51] <larson9999> think dell'
[03:51] <Toma-> nearly got it right too.
[03:51] <don_j> [WaZ] : ok
[03:51] <[WaZ] > ty SzaraHill
[03:51] <larson9999> think dell's desktop linux bid will take hold?
[03:51] <Toma-> neopsyche: so 'sudo' isnt working?
[03:51] <neopsyche> will try again
[03:51] <Toma-> larson9999: offtopic plz :)
[03:52] <spikeb> larson9999, hopefully long enough for me to get a lappy from them
[03:52] <Priest-of-Psi> gah I am going to install windows in a virtual machine for DIA
[03:52] <larson9999> Toma-: think dell will pick Ubuntu as their desktop of choice?
[03:52] <larson9999> :)
[03:52] <don_j> [WaZ] : do you know how to get in contact with such dev. ranked folks?
[03:52] <Priest-of-Psi> err sybase
[03:52] <roland_> so i get updates to my 7.04 beta install so far until the official release so i'll have a identical system with someone who installed from a official 7.04 cd ?
[03:52] <[WaZ] > SzaraHill: try changing your xorg conf to this : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13360/
[03:52] <Toma-> larson9999: #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:52] <umop> larson9999,  Hi I am having issues configuring my nvidia sound card to capture audio (with ALSA drivers), I i talk into my mic I can hear it through speakers, but if I try capture the input I get errors in whatever app.  If i change input capture to OSS it works fine.  How do I got about fixing or at lest isolationg the fault.
[03:53] <[WaZ] > SzaraHill: don't forget to backup xorg.conf
[03:53] <SzaraHill> [WaZ] , will do, thanks
[03:53] <[WaZ] > don_j: not really
[03:54] <[WaZ] > SzaraHill: if you ever find yourself not being able to start X try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" and set your driver to ati
[03:54] <don_j> hmmmm
[03:54] <neopsyche> larson9999: it seems to have done something
[03:54] <neopsyche> now
[03:54] <SzaraHill> tried that, got nothing
[03:54] <ubuntuEdgy> is this the correct way to start this progame "irexec --daemon"
[03:55] <[WaZ] > !upgrade > xtheblack9x
[03:55] <roland_> so will i get updates to my 7.04 beta install so far until the official release so i'll have a identical system with someone who installed from a official 7.04 cd ? (in the end all installed packages will be the same as the ones you get from the final release) ? pls i need to know
[03:56] <[WaZ] > !feisty | roland_
[03:56] <ubotu> roland_: The next version of Ubuntu (7.04; codenamed "Feisty Fawn") should be released in April 2007. Beta is out! http://www.ubuntu.com/news/Ubuntu704Beta Schedule: !schedule - Specifications (goals): https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/feisty - Help and support in #ubuntu+1 (NOT #ubuntu) - Feisty will be released after 0:00 UTC on April, 1
[03:56] <roland_> hmmm.. what am i missing...
[03:56] <spikeb> today?
[03:56] <larson9999> going to follow the topic nazi's request. seeya
[03:56] <[WaZ] > roland_: go to #ubuntu+1 , this channel is for the stable release
[03:56] <don_j> roland_: you want the new stuff?
[03:56] <roland_> im going there htne
[03:57] <roland_> then
[03:57] <roland_> don_j: yes
[03:57] <neopsyche> Larson 9999 k.. Good news .. TVTIME now lets me select source.... inputs
[03:57] <don_j> roland_: anything wrong with the good ol'?
[03:58] <ForrestF> I'm using Version 6.06 LTS of Ubuntu, For some odd reson my USB Laser mouse keeps shutting off, the seeking light will dim and wont respond to movement, untill i unplug, and plug back into my usb port, im think this is software as it does the same to my other mouses
[03:59] <Ind[y] > After an update, I don't get anymore the Ubuntu logo and a bar which loads, during the boot, instead I get boot messages. How can I fix that?
[03:59] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : I have a feeling that what is causing my black screens on boot is the Section "Extensions" fix that seems to help everyone else. Is this something that you've come across before?
[03:59] <SlimeyPete> Ind[y] : there's a package... I think it's called ubuntu-splash or similar. Check that it's still installed and working.
[03:59] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: you shoudl disable composite
[04:00] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: fglrx doesn't support composite
[04:00] <Kazol> I am trying to set up a server. For some reason after installation Ubuntu cannot detect the second hd.
[04:00] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: Option  "Composite" "Disable" in extensions section
[04:00] <McQueen> which version of ubuntu is usefull ?
[04:00] <Kazol> It cannot mount it, saying the device is busy. I tried reformatting, changing jumper settings, etc.
[04:00] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : I have, many a time. It's when I add in the Option "Composite" "disable" (OWTTE) that it doesn't work
[04:00] <Ind[y] > SlimeyPete: ok. thanks :)
[04:01] <hateyla> When Ever i Start my pc.. i get this error " The Panel encountered a problem while loading 'OAFID:GNOME_NotifivationAreaApplet'" in last there is two options "1 Dont Delete" "2 Delete"
[04:01] <FuGiTiVo> **----//----** hola
[04:01] <FuGiTiVo> **----//----** hola
[04:01] <rob__> i have apache2 and php5 running but i cannot figure out how to setup cgi, whats the solution?
[04:01] <FuGiTiVo> **----//----** hola
[04:01] <FuGiTiVo> **----//----** hola
[04:01] <FuGiTiVo> **----//----** hola
[04:01] <don_j> HOLA FuGiTiVo
[04:01] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: i think you must have made a mistake during installation of ati official drivers
[04:01] <Kazol> does anyone have an idea how to mount this hd? It says the device is busy.
[04:02] <FuGiTiVo> [don_j]  **----//----** de donde eres
[04:02] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: never got them to work really
[04:02] <hateyla> Another error " The Panel encountered a problem while loading 'OAFID:GNOME_MixerApplet'" in last there is two options "1 Dont Delete" "2 Delete"
[04:02] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : I'm inclined to agree. Is there any way to remove them double quick?
[04:02] <stefg> !es
[04:02] <ubotu> Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[04:02] <FuGiTiVo> **----//----** #Mexico
[04:02] <baktaah> Lol
[04:02] <Kazol> also, is it possible to configure RAID-1 after installation? is this easy?
[04:02] <Glaciality> HEY guys
[04:02] <hateyla> Another error " The Panel encountered a problem while loading 'OAFID:GNOME_ClockApplet'" in last there is two options "1 Dont Delete" "2 Delete"
[04:02] <baktaah> Got banned in "ubuntu-effects"
[04:02] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: not sure, i reinstalled
[04:02] <FuGiTiVo> **----//----** #encuentros
[04:02] <Glaciality> I've just put my USB pen drive in and it's not finding it
[04:02] <Glaciality> ANy ideas why?
[04:02] <don_j> rob__: probably some apache configuration directive
[04:02] <[WaZ] > Away: Phone
[04:03] <Glaciality> WOrks in my other machine
[04:03] <LjL> baktaah: and you feel the need to discuss that here?
[04:03] <_muelli_> !enter | Glaciality
[04:03] <baktaah> LjL why did u ban me I was making smalltalks?
[04:03] <rob__> don_j: thats a good starting point cheers
[04:03] <ubotu> Glaciality: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[04:03] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : I'll try it through Synaptic or something.
[04:03] <ForrestF> I'm using Version 6.06 LTS of Ubuntu, For some odd reson my USB Laser mouse keeps shutting off, the seeking light will dim and wont respond to movement, untill i unplug, and plug back into my usb port, im think this is software as it does the same to my other mouses
[04:03] <don_j> rob__: cheers
[04:03] <Kazol> has anyone here ever installed a second hard drive?
[04:03] <_muelli_> Glaciality: you might type "dmesg" into a console and look if you find your usb stick
[04:03] <LjL> baktaah: if you want to discuss this, please do so in #ubuntu-ops, this is far from the right place.
[04:03] <hateyla> can someone help me with that? i m using Ubuntu-edgy
[04:03] <stefg> FuGiTiVo: please stop spamming the channel. with >1000 users it's hard enough to track it even without unneccesary messages
[04:03] <baktaah> LjL  I don't know when u joined but I was discussing on what video player to use for .asx and mms
[04:03] <don_j> rob__: wait a sec. I'm gonna look it up
[04:04] <rob__> don_j: cheers
[04:04] <FuGiTiVo> **----//----** #Encuentros #Encuentros #Encuentros #Encuentros #Encuentros #Encuentros #Encuentros #Encuentros #Encuentros #Encuentros #Encuentros #Encuentros #Encuentros
[04:04] <LjL> baktaah: i don't know when you read the CoC and IRC guidelines, but do it again more carefully
[04:04] <pianoboy3333> lol, awesome little thing with wanda today
[04:04] <Akuma_> i want to do gnome-terminal -e "echo 'hello'", but without the new window disapearing. is there a way?
[04:04] <Hobbsee> dabaR: more effective is to call !ops
[04:04] <Phopsy> [WaZ] : Thank you for all your help, anyway...I hope it's as simple as just removing it all and starting from scratch!
[04:04] <dabaR> Hobbsee:
[04:04] <don_j> rob__: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/en/howto/cgi.html
[04:04] <[WaZ] > Phopsy: i hope for you ;-)
[04:05] <don_j> rob__: did you consider using mod_perl ?
[04:05] <Kazol> Does anyone here have 2 hard drives??
[04:05] <Glaciality> Hmm, it finds it as sda but doesn't mount it. Any idea why? It's formatted as fat32, but Ubuntu should read that right?
[04:05] <dabaR> Kazol: why?
[04:05] <rob__> don_j: will look in to it, is mod_perl a package?
[04:05] <don_j> rob__: yes
[04:06] <hateyla> !ping me
[04:06] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ping me - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:06] <don_j> rob__: probably a2enmod cgi would work
[04:06] <Glaciality> I can mount it manually, but it doesn't work until I do.
[04:06] <neopsyche> Ok.. so im scanning for channels.. on tvtime..
[04:06] <neopsyche> does this take long?
[04:06] <hateyla> LjL: can u help me out :< i asked same question many times but no one reply or maybe no one had this problem before.
[04:07] <don_j> rob__: This module is already enabled!
[04:07] <ignus> hi, does anyone know what might cause my sound to stop working after upgrading to 7.04 beta from 6.10 ?
[04:07] <Kazol> dabaR: I'm trying to install a second hd, but Ubuntu cannot mount it.
[04:07] <rob__> don_j: hmm
[04:08] <SzaraHill> [WaZ] , I've run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" and gone through the "configuring xserver-xorg" screens up until the question about the bus location, it's not letting me go any further
[04:08] <SzaraHill> not quite sure what to do next
[04:08] <dabaR> Kazol: We use paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste more than one line of text; what does fdisk -l say?
[04:08] <don_j> rob__:  Options +ExecCGI would enable your cgi scripts in that directory
[04:09] <Reece2> hey all ... the new BETA (Feisty) server does not boot on my machine?
[04:09] <dabaR> !feisty
[04:09] <ubotu> The next version of Ubuntu (7.04; codenamed "Feisty Fawn") should be released in April 2007. Beta is out! http://www.ubuntu.com/news/Ubuntu704Beta Schedule: !schedule - Specifications (goals): https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/feisty - Help and support in #ubuntu+1 (NOT #ubuntu) - Feisty will be released after 0:00 UTC on April, 1
[04:09] <[WaZ] > SzaraHill: just a sec
[04:09] <SzaraHill> k, thanks
[04:09] <rob__> don_j: obviously i would need to restart apache2?
[04:09] <spikeb> that can't be right
[04:09] <don_j> stfu ubotu
[04:09] <ignus> can anyone help me with my sound issue?
[04:09] <SzaraHill> I'm the worst kind of noob:  the sort who thinks she knows more than she does >.<
[04:10] <dabaR> don_j: he is a bot, and that was an optional suggestion.
[04:10] <[WaZ] > SzaraHill: its PCI:0:16:0
[04:10] <don_j> rob__: not if you put that directive in a .htaccess file
[04:10] <Plantain> Wait, is Feisty final being released today?
[04:10] <c0nf> !schedule
[04:10] <ubotu> Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 18 months to 5 years. More info at http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases & http://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases
[04:10] <LjL> hateyla, i don't use GNOME
[04:10] <[WaZ] > Plantain: no
[04:10] <SzaraHill> I don't know where to type that as it's not allowing input
[04:10] <dabaR> Plantain: hehe, I just noticed now too:)
[04:10] <SzaraHill> [WaZ] , ^^
[04:11] <don_j> ubotu: thanks for da info
[04:11] <Heart_> hi
[04:11] <Heart_> have a prism usb wlan stick, network config shows me wlan0 but iwconfig or ifconfig shows me nothing
[04:11] <[WaZ] > SzaraHill: you have to edit xorg.conf and set  BusID		"PCI:0:16:0"   in your device section
[04:11] <Heart_> wlan0 no wireless extension says iwconfig :(
[04:11] <SzaraHill> aaah, okay.
[04:11] <don_j> later [WaZ]
[04:11] <SzaraHill> [WaZ] , thank you very much for your help
[04:12] <[WaZ] > laters all
[04:12] <SzaraHill> have a great [time period of your location]
[04:12] <[WaZ] > ty you to ;-)
[04:13] <SzaraHill> anybody up to taking over once I run into more problems with this thing?  :p
[04:13] <fnf> Does anyone know how to configure Rhythmbox to use ALSA ?. I made sure ALSA is used by default in gstreamer-properties, yet it does not work.
[04:14] <gmn> my video drivers are acting screwy.  After performing the ubuntu updates my max res is now only 800x600.  Any recommendations?
[04:14] <nolimitsoya> is there a quick and easy way to automagically rebuild all kernel modules after a kernel switch? ive got a friend who lost iptables and graphicsdrivers after a kernel switch, and having to reinstall it all manualy is no fun. (im not an ubuntu user myself since some time, to im out of the loop, sts)
[04:15] <Factory> Hey guys. my /tmp directory takes up a butt load of space on my disk (in fact the majority). Is there anyway I can  _safely_ clear out some stuff in /tmp without breaking ubuntu?