[07:41] <KingKimi> but whats the advantage in this ubunt uone ?
[07:41] <SteveyDeve> you can store files in their 'cloud', to be able to share them on multiple computers easily
[07:41] <KyleK> KingKimi: its not commonly known about
[07:42] <Amaranth> You know you guys can't even get Ubuntu One right now, right?
[07:42] <KyleK> what is it
[07:42] <SteveyDeve> It's invite-only at this point, but invites have been given out
[07:43] <rimvis> when i do ./configure  something make;make install  how can i saw more information about erorr?
[07:43] <NewApples> ziroday i read about this bug graphic card bug that causes the computer processor to use more and more power something about EXA needed to be changed to XXA or something like that ANYWAY how to i check how much processing power my computer is current using
[07:43] <SteveyDeve> so to say you "can't" is a bit misleading :)
[07:43] <Amaranth> SteveyDeve: Yeah, but I dunno if you can get one if you aren't an Ubuntu Member
[07:43] <KyleK> rimvis: look for a log file or scroll up?
[07:43] <Amaranth> SteveyDeve: I know my invite specifically mentioned I was a member
[07:43] <SteveyDeve> Amaranth: Right, you do need to have a launchpad account to be considered
[07:43] <KyleK> so what is ubuntu one?
[07:44] <Amaranth> SteveyDeve: No no, Ubuntu Member is more than just having a launchpad account
[07:44] <KingKimi> KyleK, maybe its like windows mash ?
[07:44] <rimvis> kylek look just more info about problem becouse now i just saw that leaving directory my ubuntu 9.10
[07:44] <Amaranth> KyleK: It's a service for sharing files between computers
[07:44] <KyleK> maybe its groove :D
[07:44] <nroot7> Hi, I recently updated jaunty, and have been since unable to use my Broadcom wireless card.... here is the launchpad bug related to the same problem. But I am not able to implement the solution. Please help
[07:44] <Amaranth> KyleK: For now, anyway
[07:44] <nroot7> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-meta/+bug/372876
[07:44] <nithin> an online service?
[07:44] <Amaranth> nithin: yeah
[07:44] <jcadam> Hello, I want to package the latest pywebkitgtk package for Jaunty. Is there anyone could give me a brief guide?
[07:44] <Amaranth> jcadam: #ubuntu-motu is the place for packaging help
[07:45] <sawrub> hey UBUNTU
[07:45] <KyleK> nroot7: leaving directory when talking about make is about as helpful as windows popping up an error saying you've pressed something
[07:45] <jbmigel> nroot7 its horrible eh? id give anything for my gutsy cd back... instant wireless
[07:45] <jcadam> Thanks Amaranth. I will jump to there.
[07:45] <mgmuscari> hmm, nobody here is an audiophile, eh?
[07:45] <darthanubis> nroot7, Fix worked on HP dv2225nr (Broadcomm wireless).
[07:45] <darthanubis> says there was a fix
[07:45] <nithin> what are the other channels related to ubuntu
[07:46] <KyleK> see if this works nithin: /list #ubuntu*
[07:46] <darthanubis> nithin, use your client to search
[07:46] <nroot7> darthanubis, this is my lsmod output
[07:46] <nroot7> b43                   136604  0
[07:46] <KyleK> aww i guess not
[07:46] <nroot7> lbm_cw_mac80211       227492  1 b43
[07:46] <Amaranth> nroot7: Looks like that bug is resolved, you just have to update your repo and then upgrade
[07:46] <nroot7> Amaranth, I tried that, and it installed the broken packages
[07:47] <Amaranth> nroot7: Then your mirror is out of date
[07:47] <nroot7> The wireless card is just not srating up
[07:47] <mib_dsn9tkj5> hey
[07:47] <mib_dsn9tkj5> Hey everyone
[07:47] <Amaranth> nroot7: Open up System->Administration->Software Sources and switch to the main server
[07:47] <nroot7> It is already on main server
[07:47] <ankelbiter> hey Nationiant.
[07:48] <Amaranth> nroot7: The bug is resolved, you must not be updating before upgrading
[07:48] <Amaranth> nroot7: What program are you using to upgrade?
[07:48] <nroot7> aptitude
[07:48] <AnNahar> anyone using gnucash for online banking?
[07:49] <pkomarnicki> does anyone know how to install latest SVN? :)
[07:49] <pkomarnicki> Ubuntu 9.04 of course :)
[07:49] <Amaranth> nroot7: sudo aptitude update
[07:49] <SteveyDeve> Amaranth: Where are you seeing that you need to be an ubuntu member then? I signed up for an ubuntu one account, and afaik i've only got a launchpad account. it didn't say anything about being an ubuntu member, but I may have just missed it.
[07:49] <alex881> pkomarnicki svn of what?
[07:49] <chazco> Hi.. anyone know how to use the evtouch driver with the solderless touchscreen? It reacts, and seems to calibrate, but the positioning is way off
[07:50] <Amaranth> SteveyDeve: When did you sign up? Maybe they've run through all the members already :)
[07:50] <DaZ|> alex881: nothing, he wants the newest version of svn :F
[07:50] <pkomarnicki> alex881 you mean version or?
[07:50] <Amaranth> pkomarnicki: Any particular reason you need it?
[07:50] <alex881> idk..you have asked..:D lastest version can be installed from update manager
[07:51] <sawrub> i installed ubuntu today on a different partition ,i already had fedora 9 ,but now there is no option for loging into fedora,any help
[07:51] <pkomarnicki> alex881 apparently only 1.5.4 is installed - I need 1.6.2 :)
[07:51] <pkomarnicki> and apt-get does not install latest :/
[07:52] <Amaranth> pkomarnicki: You need the tree conflicts feature?
[07:52] <alex881> U.U...so i think you have to uninstall it from apt-get and use official site sources
[07:52] <pkomarnicki> Amaranth my working copy tells me "this client is too old" :/
[07:52] <DaZ|> pkomarnicki: it's compiling time
[07:52] <DaZ|> ;
[07:52] <msa> Where do I get help for jaunty + ATI Radeon slowness problem? (There was no problems with Hardy!)
[07:52] <sacarlson> pkomarnicki: apt-get install subversion
[07:52] <Amaranth> pkomarnicki: Oh, that's because you did a checkout with a newer version then copied it to your Ubuntu install
[07:52] <pkomarnicki> DaZ| tried - it crashes because of "lack of terminal " "
[07:52] <Amaranth> pkomarnicki: wipe it out and get a clean checkout
[07:53] <NewApples> ziroday hahaha i am getting a gazillion bugs now haha it is splending
[07:53] <alex881> there are binaries for debian..but 1.6.1
[07:53] <pkomarnicki> alex881 1.6.1 could be :)
[07:53] <NewApples> ziroday every time i right click anythgin a new thing happens
[07:53] <alex881> only source is at 1.6.2...
[07:53] <NewApples> haha
[07:53]  * DaZ| has 1.6.2 \\o/
[07:53] <alex881> pkomarnicki http://subversion.tigris.org/downloads/subversion-1.6.2.tar.bz2
[07:54] <Amaranth> pkomarnicki: You most likely don't need to do that
[07:54] <pkomarnicki> "CollabNet is currently down for scheduled maintenance.  " ;)
[07:54] <Amaranth> pkomarnicki: Just get a clean checkout
[07:54] <sawrub> any help for me
[07:54] <NewApples> ziroday this was the cpu eating bug i talked about https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/363238
[07:54] <pkomarnicki> yup I think i'll do checkout
[07:54] <sawrub> fedora is a lost world now
[07:54] <sawrub> to me
[07:54] <AnNahar> anyone know thenanodude?
[07:54] <NewApples> ziroday your setup is very nice but it has some problems haha
[07:54] <Amaranth> pkomarnicki: You've checked out your current working copy with a newer copy of svn so it puts in stuff only the newer version can handle
[07:54] <Sotbar7> θιτ
[07:54] <nroot7> Amaranth, I'm trying reinstalling the linux-headers-2.6.28-12 files
[07:55] <pkomarnicki> Amaranth ok, thanks a lot :)
[07:55] <Amaranth> nroot7: sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude dist-upgrade
[07:55] <Amaranth> nroot7: Then reboot
[07:55] <nroot7> Amaranth: ok, be back after reboot
[07:55] <Amaranth> nroot7: The bug was linux-restricted-modules-2.6.28-12-generic did not exist, it now exists
[07:55] <Amaranth> nroot7: The bug you linked to is fixed
[07:56] <NewApples> does anyone know how to check cpu performance how muc is beeing sued etc in ubuntu
[07:56] <nroot7> Amaranth: I understand that completely, just that my broadcom doesnt seem to be in the mood to recover
[07:56] <lightbricko> How can I use VLC or mPlayer for playing flash videos in Firefox instead of the site-provided video player?
[07:56] <Amaranth> nroot7: that's because l-r-m only builds the kernel modules on boot
[07:56] <NewApples> does anyone know how to check cpu usage in ubuntu 9.04
[07:56] <alex881> i've updated from 9.04 beta to final..and update manager doesn't show its icon when new updates are present..so i always have to manually update it..is it normal?
[07:57] <sysdoc> NewApples, System>Admin>System Monitor
[07:57] <alex881> newapples there is an applet or go to system->administration->system monitor
[07:57] <NewApples> ok
[07:57] <sacarlson> NewApples: or you can use the command top
[07:57] <NewApples> hahaha ! ihave the bug
[07:57] <NewApples> hahahahahah
[07:58] <alex881> ??
[07:58] <NewApples> just moving my mouse increases the cpu usage to 20%
[07:58] <NewApples> hahahah
[07:58] <NewApples> i have this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/363238
[07:58] <NewApples> weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[07:58] <NewApples> haha
[07:59] <alex881> at me just opening a windows xorg goes to 20-30% of cpu
[07:59] <Amaranth> NewApples: sounds like you have no acceleration at all
[07:59] <NewApples> ;)
[07:59] <NewApples> amaranth what does that mean?
[07:59] <AnNahar> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7288458#post7288458
[07:59] <Amaranth> NewApples: actually unless you have a Pentium 3 it seems to be decelerating
[07:59] <AnNahar> does anyone know this guy?
[07:59] <AnNahar> thenanodude?
[08:00] <alex881> and for me? why?
[08:00] <orange-wedge> night all
[08:00] <NewApples> night
[08:00] <ghoulhaha> who can install the ati display drivers ?
[08:00] <msa> hmm.. so on ATI, forcing XAA would help? Wondering if what other options I dare to enable for "ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV100 QY [Radeon 7000/VE]"
[08:00] <alex881> night...
[08:00] <NewApples> Amaranth huh and what and who?
[08:00] <mib_le7trd> yarrrrrr
[08:00] <alex881> brb...
[08:00] <ghoulhaha> xaa?
[08:01] <Amaranth> AnNahar: why are you looking?
[08:01] <NewApples> ghoulhaha ati drivers come preinstalled
[08:01] <Amaranth> NewApples: driver broken
[08:01] <AnNahar> why am i looking for what?
[08:01] <NewApples> Amaranth ok
[08:01] <sawrub> new comers to the world of UBUNTU.any help
[08:01] <AnNahar> Amaranth: he said he got citibank working
[08:01] <sawrub> please
[08:01] <mib_nag568rd> hey can you hear me+????
[08:01] <ghoulhaha> the ati cross fire
[08:01] <mib_le7trd> i am saddened that you cannot install the real drivers in live cd, so you can't use desktop effects without installing the thing
[08:01] <mib_le7trd> it is most :( full
[08:01] <AnNahar> and i need the settings he used
[08:01] <AnNahar> cuz i cant find the bank id
[08:01] <nithin> hey guys my dvd writer does not detect cds or dvds
[08:01] <Amaranth> AnNahar: most forums users do not use IRC
[08:01] <nithin> can you help
[08:01] <CodeWar> not able to google well this: what do I need to add to menu.lst to make grub show windows. its on (hd0,3)
[08:02] <AnNahar> Amaranth: you've helped a lot here
[08:02] <esso> any wine gurus here?
[08:02] <q0_0p> which ubuntu server do u guys recommend for an old 300 mgz desktop?
[08:02] <Amaranth> mib_le7trd: You can't install nvidia or fglrx without a restart (well, for a regular user anyway) so it is kind of useless on the LiveCD
[08:02] <ghoulhaha> however thangs
[08:02] <nithin> any wine experts
[08:02] <unforgiven512> how do you get projectm to work with audacious?
[08:02] <Amaranth> esso: Better to just ask the question :)
[08:02] <mib_le7trd> also, logging in as root breaks gnome for some reason
[08:03] <esso> can't get any audio
[08:03] <mib_le7trd> silly gnome
[08:03] <esso> when i type winecfg, i get
[08:03] <esso> err:alsa:ALSA_CheckSetVolume Could not find 'PCM Playback Volume' element
[08:03] <esso> fixme:mixer:ALSA_MixerInit No master control found on USB Audio, disabling mixer
[08:03] <Amaranth> esso: Ah, right, because we use pulseaudio and WINE does not work correctly with pulseaudio
[08:03] <mib_le7trd> (managed to enable root for log in) things randomly broke
[08:03] <nithin> what is the most effective way to configure wine
[08:03] <mib_le7trd> so i have to deal with the silly password entering thing :(
[08:03] <NewApples> anyway logging cheers
[08:03] <esso> i use an usb headset
[08:03] <Amaranth> esso: Right, WINE assumes a mixer that does not even exist on some hardware will exist. With pulseaudio this does not exist
[08:04] <Amaranth> esso: Your choice is your usb headset or wine audio (unless you kill pulseaudio and figure out how to configure the headset otherwise)
[08:04] <unforgiven512> speaking of pulseaudio...
[08:04] <Amaranth> esso: WINE is making poor assumptions that cause this to break
[08:04] <esso> i got audio two days ago
[08:04] <esso> there was no config file in the ~/.wine/ folder
[08:04] <esso> made one with audio settings
[08:04] <mib_le7trd> have they fixed video being choppy when you enable compiz?
[08:04] <esso> and voila
[08:04] <Amaranth> esso: You could try switching wine to the OSS driver and run your wine app with padsp
[08:04] <esso> it worked
[08:05] <mib_le7trd> last time i tried it, it skipped badly
[08:05] <Amaranth> mib_le7trd: Some drivers have, some haven't
[08:05] <Madsy> Why does the Seamonkey-gui allow me to sign my own personal key(s)? Is it a bug, or is there some kind of purpose with this I don't grasp?
[08:05] <mib_le7trd> ATI's?
[08:05] <Amaranth> mib_le7trd: (hint: it's a driver problem :)
[08:05] <Amaranth> mib_le7trd: I dunno, ati has some improvements in video playback since 8.10
[08:05] <mib_le7trd> really should be able to install in livecd so i don't need to install and then find video not workee still
[08:06] <Amaranth> Madsy: It's so you can make a new key, sign it with your old key, and then start using your new key with the same level of trust as the old key
[08:06] <unkmar> How do I change the Label to a partition?
[08:06] <unforgiven512> how do you get pulseaudio to work correctly with an A2DP headset? it crashes when I connect it with blueman, due to it also connecting headset profile (sco), I had it working the other day, and I can't reproduce it.
[08:06] <Amaranth> Madsy: Because your old key was trusted at some level so you signing your new key transfers that trust
[08:06] <Madsy> Amaranth: I see. Thanks.
[08:06] <esso> i need friggin sound in wine :|
[08:07] <CloseCall> does anyone else have problems visiting some certain sites after the last update ? (hotmail gives a blank page for example)
[08:07] <Amaranth> hrm, mib left
[08:07] <CloseCall> been looking arround and seems to some old bug with tcp window scaling
[08:08] <esso> ubercrap
[08:08] <Amaranth> esso: Enable the OSS driver only in winecfg, start your wine app with `padsp wine /path/to/file.exe`
[08:08] <Amaranth> esso: Sound will be a bit delayed though
[08:08] <CloseCall> but the option to change it is gone (or i am looking in the wrong place ;) )
[08:08] <Amaranth> CloseCall: Ubuntu has never had a GUI option for such a thing
[08:09] <esso> next problem
[08:09] <esso> any of you use nvidia drivers?
[08:09] <Amaranth> CloseCall: I dunno if there is even a CLI option for that, actually
[08:09] <Amaranth> !ping
[08:09] <sacarlson> esso: ya me nvidia open nv driver
[08:09] <Amaranth> esso: Again, just ask the question/state the problem :)
[08:10] <wildc4rd__> lol @ the HHGttG ref
[08:10] <q0_0p> can i install ubuntu server on a 300 mgz cpu?
[08:10] <CloseCall> oo found my answer in bug 311941
[08:10] <Amaranth> q0_0p: sure
[08:10] <esso> flash video lags like a bitch with the newest drivers
[08:11] <Amaranth> !ohmy | esso
[08:11] <yaris123456789> anyone here good with php? can you answer a quick question about shell_exec()
[08:11] <q0_0p> screen flickers when install
[08:11] <doc|home> q0_0p: go with the mini.iso install using commandline
[08:11] <sacarlson> esso: I tried the propriatary nvidia drivers on Ubuntu 8.04  with the problem that they drop me into vesa mode.
[08:11] <Amaranth> yaris123456789: What's wrong with ##php? :)
[08:11] <q0_0p> ok
[08:12] <SteveyDeve> Amaranth: I happened to sign up today :D
[08:13] <zeltikon> i logged into my laptop and my icons on my desktop are gone. and they where present when i last logged off. how do i get them back?
[08:13] <BigMoopies> Would it be possible, or even a good idea , to try to use Hardy's kernel in Jaunty?
[08:13] <BigMoopies> I can not get my NIC to work properly in Intrepid and above
[08:15] <jimmy> What does this do?
[08:15] <BigMoopies> o.o
[08:16] <unforgiven512> BigMoopies: define not working properly...
[08:16] <BigMoopies> unforgiven512: Twinkling at the router, and not working directly connected to the modem either.
[08:17] <BigMoopies> unforgiven512: if by the grace of (higher being here) it works, and I reset the router or modem it will not reconnect till a reboot
[08:17] <tank-man> if it worked in an earlier kernel, it should work in a later one
[08:17] <unforgiven512> what do you mean twinkling at the router?
[08:17] <BigMoopies> unforgiven512: I mean "the light twinkles like there is high traffic"
[08:17] <BigMoopies> unforgiven512: but it doesn't connect to the network
[08:17] <unforgiven512> then there is traffic...
[08:17] <BigMoopies> kind of 'twinkle'
[08:18] <BigMoopies> How? the network thing keeps circling around till it gives up
[08:18] <unforgiven512> BigMoopies: open a terminal and type ifconfig
[08:18] <unforgiven512> then you aren't getting an ip address from DHCP
[08:18] <BigMoopies> unforgiven512: Would it be the newer e1000e module ?
[08:18] <tank-man> try pinging the router
[08:18] <efst> ubuntu
[08:18] <tank-man> ubuntu!
[08:19] <unforgiven512> hmm...
[08:19] <BigMoopies> unforgiven512: I tried using the router as a router, and as a switch (with DHCP turned off at the router)
[08:19] <BigMoopies> both the same thing happened
[08:19] <unforgiven512> ok, is your network 192.168.x.x?
[08:19] <BigMoopies> with the modem being the DHCP big daddy, and the router
[08:19] <maxagaz> is there an good equivalent of kteatime for gnome ?
[08:19] <bluepencil> BigMoopies: Just use a static Ip then?
[08:19] <unforgiven512> ok, your modem will only assign one ip through DHCP
[08:19] <unforgiven512> (to your router)
[08:19] <BigMoopies> unforgiven512: 192.168.0.xxx
[08:20] <unforgiven512> you are going to want the DHCP enabled on your router
[08:20] <BigMoopies> bluepencil: doesn't do any good
[08:20] <zephism> hey all
[08:20] <zephism> if i have a question should i just ask it and wait for a response
[08:20] <bluepencil> bigmoopies: weird
[08:20] <unforgiven512> you attempted a static IP?
[08:20] <BigMoopies> unforgiven512: doesn't do any good and times out the network if I plug the modem in to the Internet port
[08:20] <tank-man> he said it worked in an earlier kernel so his modem and router are probably setup right
[08:20] <BigMoopies> correct
[08:20] <BigMoopies> tank-man: It works in XP, hardy
[08:21] <bidossessi> hi all
[08:21] <BigMoopies> tank-man: but fails in Fedora10 and Intrepid/Jaunty
[08:21] <bidossessi> i noticed ~/bin is not shown in "echo $PATH" . is that a normal behaviour in ubuntu?
[08:21] <zephism> ok so, i'm installing ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386 onto a PC where the primary hard drive is already in two NTFS partitions - one is windows XP, the other is empty
[08:21] <tank-man> use ifconfig to see if your network card is recognized
[08:21] <unforgiven512> zephism: okay... elaborate?
[08:21] <zephism> i want to install ubuntu to the empty partition, but i can't see any way to do that other than to go to "manual" and then i have no idea which filesystem i should use or which 'mount point'
[08:21] <bluepencil> i full installed Jaunty on my moms laptop, will she beat me?
[08:22] <tank-man> bidossessi, nothing unnormal about it
[08:22] <unforgiven512> bluepencil: lol
[08:22] <bluepencil> tank-man: lol, thanks.
[08:22] <SteveyDeve> zephism: for that other partition, you could use ext3 for example (for the filesystem). the mount point will be /
[08:22] <zephism> so just /
[08:22] <bidossessi> tank-man, really, all other distros i know automaticlly include the user's bin in his path
[08:22] <zephism> not /home/ or /boot/ or any other stuff
[08:22] <unforgiven512> zephism: are the two partitions different sizes?
[08:22] <zephism> unforgiven yeah, i know which partition i want to install to
[08:23] <unforgiven512> oh
[08:23] <zephism> just, no idea what filesystem or what mount point
[08:23] <bluepencil> type echo $PATH
[08:23] <SteveyDeve> zephism: well you might want to split it up into multiple partitions, in which you might mount /home/, etc
[08:23] <unforgiven512> just do one partition (/)
[08:23] <zephism> im guessing ext3 is the standard for ubuntu?
[08:23] <zephism> yeah, it's a 15GB partition and i want it to be ubuntu + files within ubuntu. so, ext3 with the mount point /?
[08:23] <SteveyDeve> zephism: yeah, that's fine
[08:23] <unforgiven512> yeah
[08:23] <bluepencil> zephism: its weird, i would have thought jaunty going ext4 at setup....
[08:23] <zephism> ok cool.
[08:23] <bidossessi> zephism, it's the standard for most major distros
[08:23] <zephism> ok so ext3 not ext4
[08:24] <bluepencil> zephism: yep
[08:24] <zephism> it's just, i've only installed ubuntu like twice before and both times were full installs so that was easy
[08:24] <zephism> oh also
[08:24] <bluepencil> zephism, ah  k
[08:24] <zephism> i'm assuming because the 15gb partition is NTFS and i want it to be ext3, i'll choose ext3 and check the "format the partition" box?
[08:24] <SteveyDeve> zephism: yep.
[08:24] <zephism> i feel like an idiot asking this but i just want to make sure i'm doing it right ;p
[08:24] <bidossessi> was that meant for me? <bluepencil> type echo $PATH,
[08:24] <bluepencil> tell me something, if you type a persons name, and end it with a comma instead of a semicolon, do they still get allerted?
[08:25] <SteveyDeve> zephism: better to ask and be sure than screw anything up. you'll also want a swap parition, so you'll actually end up with 3 total.
[08:25] <bluepencil> bidossessi: i think so dude, somone was wondering about where their /bin gets installed.
[08:25] <bidossessi> blue-frog, in jaunty, ~/bin is not added to the user's path
[08:26] <unforgiven512> zephism: your best bet may be to use the partition editor to delete the empty NTFS partition
[08:26] <bidossessi> bluepencil, , in jaunty, ~/bin is not added to the user's path
[08:26] <unforgiven512> then allow ubuntu to auto-partition the free space for you
[08:26] <bluepencil> bidossessi, oh ok.
[08:26] <zephism> how big would you recommend the swap partition
[08:26] <zephism> afaik the machine only has like 512mb physical memory so it's pretty old ;3
[08:27] <unforgiven512> my laptop has 256MB physical memory and my swap is 768
[08:27] <Padhu> ubuntians, Ubuntu shared printer can't access in windows using samba share. When samba configuration 'firewall should be configured suitably to access printer' message displayed. How can i made this?
[08:27] <cyberjorge> hi
[08:27] <cyberjorge> anyone knows how to install a thermal printer in ubuntu 8.10?
[08:27] <frankS2> whats a thermal printer?
[08:27] <zephism> hm.
[08:28] <cyberjorge> my printer model is wp-t800
[08:28] <bluepencil> like a fax machine? lol
[08:28] <unforgiven512> like a receipt printer
[08:28] <cyberjorge> http://www.vectronix.com.tw/front/bin/ptdetail.phtml?Part=WP-800_e
[08:28] <zephism> is it possible (read: not too difficult) to create a swap space partition after installing ubuntu?
[08:28] <cyberjorge> yes receipt printer
[08:28] <unforgiven512> zephism: it would be better to do it now
[08:28] <frankS2> zephism: if you have a partition/space to spare no
[08:28] <dayo> Padhu: http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/152260
[08:28] <bluepencil> ah
[08:28] <zephism> frank, i don't.
[08:28] <zephism> hm actually
[08:28] <zephism> i just had an idea
[08:29] <SteveyDeve> zephism: I'd do 1GB, and you could create it afterward, but if you don't resize the large partition you're going to be using, you wo
[08:29] <cyberjorge> any idea for printer driver?
[08:29] <bluepencil> seems quite proprietary, im sure theres a way though.
[08:29] <zephism> i could quit ubuntu setup completely, boot in windows, and create a partition using partitionmagic that will end up being the swap space
[08:29] <SteveyDeve> zephism:... won't have the space to creat it. might as well do it in the install.
[08:29] <zephism> sound logical?
[08:29] <SteveyDeve> zephism: What would you get out of doing it that way instead of within the installer itself? I may be missing something.
[08:30] <zephism> because within the installer if i go 'new partition table' or whatever it says it'll get rid of my xp partition?
[08:30] <unforgiven512> zephism: you're making it a lot harder than it has to be
[08:30] <zephism> not really.
[08:30] <zephism> i just like my partitions the way they are.
[08:30] <unforgiven512> zephism: boot back into xp, delete the empty partition
[08:30] <zephism> i don't want to use grub or whatever it's called
[08:30] <zephism> no.
[08:31] <zephism> i want them on two seperate partitions, my way. :P
[08:31] <unforgiven512> they will be two seperate partitions
[08:31] <SteveyDeve> zephism: you should be able to select the one that's empty and remove it. then make one that's most of the size of the newly empty space, then also create a swap partition.
[08:31] <zephism> can i specify how large i want the ubuntu and swap partitions to be
[08:31] <unforgiven512> yeah, from the ubuntu installer
[08:31] <SteveyDeve> yepper
[08:32] <zephism> and it won't touch the xp partition at all (well, other than resizing it)?
[08:32] <unforgiven512> it won't even resize it unless you specify for it to
[08:32] <student> 幹
[08:32] <zephism> wqell i mean
[08:32] <SteveyDeve> right. you won't resize the XP partition. you'll remove the space (empty) one that you said you had
[08:32] <zephism> ok
[08:32] <student> ok?
[08:33] <unforgiven512> you just made a chinese character?
[08:33] <playboy> 你是谁
[08:33] <student> Wtat?
[08:33] <cyberjorge> anyone knows how to install a receipt printer in ubuntu 8.10?
[08:34] <A_Guy30> anyone here knows how I can get enye character on ubuntu...
[08:34] <student> 啥？
[08:34] <playboy> - -
[08:34] <bluepencil> lol
[08:34] <rimvis> nice picture :))
[08:34] <rimvis> you japan?
[08:35] <unforgiven512> cyberjorge: you need device drivers?
[08:35] <playboy> 8-)
[08:35] <cyberjorge> i keep getting cups error, unsupported document
[08:35] <cyberjorge> unforgiven512: yes
[08:35] <student> 大加好
[08:36] <rimvis> student can you write english?
[08:36] <unforgiven512> cyberjorge: i didn't mean to put a question mark there, have you looked for device drivers?
[08:36] <Connect> :)
[08:36] <playboy> 你好
[08:36] <Connect> 你是谁
[08:36] <playboy> 我是我
[08:36] <Connect> L:D
[08:37] <cyberjorge> unforgiven512: yes, i looked on the net but everything is for windows, i also tried manually adding a printer device with generic and default options, but still no success.
[08:37] <student> 我鋼到
[08:37] <Flannel> !cn | student, playboy, Connect
[08:37] <bluepencil> ok enough with the chinese characters
[08:37] <student> 喔
[08:38] <cyberjorge> what is he saying?
[08:38] <playboy> i see
[08:38] <playboy> thank you
[08:38] <zephism> okay, here goes nothing.
[08:38] <student> ？
[08:39] <Flannel> student: /join #ubuntu-c
[08:39] <Flannel> student: /join #ubuntu-cn
[08:39] <playboy> is it a robot
[08:39] <FloodBot1> Flannel: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:39] <zephism> deleted the second partition
[08:39] <zephism> created a 1GB swap-space partition at the end of the disk
[08:39] <littlebeauty> playboy: yes
[08:39] <playboy> - -
[08:39] <zephism> created a 14GB ext3 partition with mount point /
[08:39] <playboy> call for robot
[08:39] <student> @。@
[08:39] <playboy> robot
[08:39] <zephism> and am now 'installing'
[08:39] <playboy> come out
[08:39] <zephism> hopefully all goes well
[08:40] <Flannel> playboy: How can we help you today?
[08:40] <Flannel> student: Please stop.  English only here.
[08:40] <cyberjorge> unforgiven512: any suggestion mate?
[08:40] <student> ？
[08:40] <rimvis> student please do not talk with other language
[08:40] <playboy> no thank you
[08:40] <unforgiven512> cyberjorge: link me again
[08:41] <unforgiven512> zephism: good luck
[08:41] <student> 你是那國人？
[08:41] <Flannel> student: /join #ubuntu-tw
[08:41] <playboy> American
[08:41] <cyberjorge> unforgiven512: here the link to the device that is i can't find a driver for ubuntu
[08:41] <cyberjorge> http://www.vectronix.com.tw/front/bin/ptdetail.phtml?Part=WP-800_e
[08:41] <randy_> hi, anyone know if you can scan a text document and have openoffice read it as text?
[08:42] <student> ♪
[08:42] <Flannel> randy_: There is text to speech (check out festival), I'm not sure if OOo will do it though.
[08:42] <SteveyDeve> zephism: sounds right to me
[08:42] <unkmar> randy_: that is called OCR.  Object Character Recognition.
[08:43] <Flannel> randy_: oh, sorry.  I misunderstood.
[08:43] <unforgiven512> ocr - optical character recognition
[08:43] <randy_> unkmar:  what do i do for that?
[08:43] <mindvirus> I don't like Firefox (uses too much memory). Are there any other browsers that use GTK/GNOME, use less memory, and can import settings from Firefox?
[08:44] <randy_> unforgiven512: how do i do that?
[08:44] <Flannel> mindvirus: Have you tried epiphany?
[08:44] <mindvirus> Flannel, I know it's GTK. Does it use less memory? Will it import?
[08:44] <Padhu> Dayo: I could not open the link
[08:45] <unforgiven512> randy_: you are going to need OCR software, I have never used OCR, so I can not recommend any. Try google?
[08:45] <mindvirus> Really: are there any reasons why I'd use it over Firefox?
[08:45] <randy_> ok thanks :)
[08:45] <unforgiven512> cyberjorge: it looks as if it is compliant with the ESC/POS standard
[08:45] <Ramon> Hallo!
[08:46] <unkmar> randy_: there appears to be several available.  I also have not used therefore can not suggest.
[08:46] <cyberjorge> unforgiven512: hmm... ok, please continue i think you have a good recommendation..
[08:46] <unkmar> apt-search OCR
[08:46] <Padhu> ubuntians, Ubuntu shared printer can't access in windows using samba share. When samba configuration 'firewall should be configured suitably to access printer' message displayed. How can i made this?
[08:46] <Ramon> Does someone has solved issues related the video playback with compiz???
[08:46] <student> Everybody is good!
[08:46] <unforgiven512> cyberjorge: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/OpenPrinting/Database/EpsonFAQ
[08:47] <unforgiven512> check that page out
[08:47] <cyberjorge> unforgiven512: ok, thanks... reading now...
[08:47] <unforgiven512> cyberjorge: I'm glancing through it as well
[08:47] <omimo> ciao
[08:47] <omimo> !list
[08:48] <cyberjorge> unforgiven512: will this work even on a generic brand?
[08:48] <MementoMori> hi
[08:48] <student> What
[08:49] <Flannel> student: This is a support channel, if you're looking to chat, please go elsewhere.
[08:49] <MementoMori> every time I type TM or any label contains TM I see something like a little face instead of the TM itself
[08:49] <MementoMori> do you have the same issue
[08:49] <MementoMori> ?
[08:50] <unforgiven512> cyberjorge: from my current interpretation ESC/POS is a standard interface, and should be uniform amongst devices
[08:50] <kholerabbi> MementoMori: In what program?
[08:50] <DonAlex> Hi Guys need some specific ubuntu help here..
[08:50] <cyberjorge> unforgiven512: yeah i can sense that too. so i should look for esc / pos driver
[08:50] <MementoMori> kholerabbi: every program and in gnome itself
[08:51] <student> sorry
[08:51] <unforgiven512> hold on...
[08:51] <MementoMori> cyberjorge: for which printer^
[08:51] <MementoMori> ?
[08:52] <MementoMori> kholerabbi: any hint?
[08:52] <DonAlex> I am a Debian guy by nature but a friend of mine did an upgrade of Ubuntu to 9.04 and managed to break a whole load of things.. X barfs out gdm has some very funny ideas about what it going on and generally the laptop has become unusable.
[08:52] <DonAlex> It is a Sony Vaio btw..
[08:52] <cyberjorge> MementoMori: here's the device info...  http://www.vectronix.com.tw/front/bin/ptdetail.phtml?Part=WP-800_e
[08:52] <ozzmosis> DonAlex: I don't think the fact it's a Vaio would cause those problems :)
[08:52] <kholerabbi> MementoMori: Ah, sorry, I have to go. And no, I don't have a clue :( .. I guess check your language settings and keyboard setup... sorry
[08:52] <DonAlex> I have a 9.04 boot cd... and I looked to see if there is a recovery mode to just basically sync all the packages up to the released version so we know things work.
[08:52] <MementoMori> kholerabbi: ok
[08:53] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: Sure hope not ;)
[08:53] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: Bottom line is I saw ifyou step through the install phase.. it finds the previous 9.04 and asks if you want ot install 9.04 along side it.
[08:53] <MementoMori> cyberjorge: wow a termal. I had many headaches with an epson one
[08:53] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: What precisely does that mean?
[08:54] <ozzmosis> DonAlex: probably means you end up with two separate installations of Ubuntu :)
[08:54] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: And would it do dumb stuff like resetting passwords etc..
[08:54] <MementoMori> but mine wasn't Esc/pos command compatible.
[08:54] <cyberjorge> MementoMori: really, on ubuntu? me, i'm just beginning to have one
[08:54] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: yeah not what I want  think...  So how can I sync up what ever is broken with the CD?
[08:55] <ozzmosis> DonAlex: I'm an Ubuntu newbie but I'd be looking at what .deb file provides the default config files for Ubuntu, then try fixing whatever is broken using the original config files
[08:55] <shaky> join #ubuntu-it
[08:55] <MementoMori> cyberjorge: the greatest problem for me was that I was unable to change the paper size to the right length
[08:55] <ozzmosis> DonAlex: although depending on what's wrong (you're a bit vague there) it could just be a few one-line fixes
[08:55] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: I'll be honest after being a debian head for the last few years.. Ubuntu has a habit of frustrating me but not >actually< letting me do what I want to do.
[08:56] <MementoMori> so it was printing an A4 on a 3" paper ;)
[08:56] <MementoMori> I finally gave up with that printer
[08:56] <unforgiven512> it looks as if there is no easy way, you have to program directly to interface with it. ESC/POS is an API
[08:56] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: Oh I can be very specific.. if you like ;) Point is it is a little too wordy to go through. X breaks because of some weird MTRR error or page mapping problem.. whcih to me sounds like the xlibs got out of sync with the kernel.. or the kernel modules was not included with the update.
[08:57] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: but as far as it is concerend upget-update is up to date..
[08:57] <unforgiven512> http://www.kksou.com/php-gtk2/References/Barcode-printing-on-receipt-printer-using-the-ESC/POS-Commands.php
[08:57] <nellmathew> hey anyone know how to burn FLV (flash videos) to a dvd-r? using brasero preferably?
[08:57] <unforgiven512> convert them first...
[08:57] <ozzmosis> nellmathew: mencoder
[08:57] <cyberjorge> MementoMori: for me, i can even print any.
[08:57] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: So I am thinking that the original system may have had restricted drivers that were not mapped to 9.04
[08:57] <cyberjorge> MementoMori: ypu have a suggestion?
[08:58] <nellmathew> unforgiven & ozzmosis: convert them to which format?
[08:58] <ozzmosis> DonAlex: does X start if you have no xorg.conf ?
[08:58] <MementoMori> cyberjorge: just try: echo "hello world" > /dev/your_printer_device
[08:58] <ozzmosis> nellmathew: actually mencoder will output to .avi which is probably not what you want
[08:58] <unforgiven512> nellmathew: mpeg2
[08:58] <ozzmosis> altho maybe it can output to mpeg2 which is what you want for a DVD video disc (as opposed to a data DVD with .avi files on it)
[08:59] <leeguy92> hi all
[08:59] <jake> Hello, I am currently running 9.04 on the 2.6.28-11-generic kernel. A few years ago I used Ark Linux and it installed with an SMP kernel. Which is as I understand a kernel optimized for Multi-Core Processor support. I have a Core 2 Duo T7200 in this machine. Are there any advantages to installing an SMP kernel?
[08:59] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: Nope.. and furthermore the X -configure option generates what looks like a good conf file. but that fails as well.
[08:59] <MementoMori> unforgiven512: but what if you have to share it in a workgroup and print from firefox client??
[08:59] <nellmathew> thanks unforgiven512 & ozzmosis! i'll see what i can come up with..
[08:59] <wooker> hi
[08:59] <cyberjorge> MementoMori: ok hold on, i'll just look where is the device id / address of my printer
[08:59] <ozzmosis> nellmathew: ffmpeg might output mpeg2 .. never used it
[08:59] <DonAlex> ozzmosis:  if you give me a  few moments I will see if I can pull some more salient info off the machine.
[09:00] <MementoMori> cyberjorge: i'll be
[09:00] <unforgiven512> MementoMori: sounds like a hell of a programming task
[09:00] <ozzmosis> DonAlex: ok, sounds like you need to do a forced install from the original ISO of the .debs that came with 9.04 .. well, that's what I'd try
[09:00] <leeguy92> after installing the nvidia blob drivers, gnome is deciding to occasionally crash(panel + icons come up, then disappear, and leave black screen with pointer)
[09:01] <ozzmosis> DonAlex: of course you may end up with more broken things that way... :)
[09:01] <jake> Hello, I am currently running 9.04 on the 2.6.28-11-generic kernel. A few years ago I used Ark Linux and it installed with an SMP kernel. Which is as I understand a kernel optimized for Multi-Core Processor support. I have a Core 2 Duo T7200 in this machine. Are there any advantages to installing an SMP kernel?
[09:01] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: Well that is kinda what I am concerned about.. Does going throught theoriginal install bugger up the original config
[09:01] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: quite ;)
[09:01] <MementoMori> unforgiven512: it sounds like you've to create a cups driver for a non ps printers. It's darker than hell
[09:01] <ajh> Hey all - anyone had strange stuff going on with Amarok / wma files
[09:02] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: Aparently the only reason thy upgrade was because other things were becoming broken.. They could not listen to internet radio anymore.. and the wifi stopped working.
[09:02] <ajh> e.g - not playing tracks from the start
[09:02] <jake> ajh: Yea, It caused me to want to re-encode them :P
[09:03] <ozzmosis> DonAlex: I come from a FreeBSD background where it's simple to regenerate packages from what's already installed on the machine .. so you can revert to "what works" fairly easily .. so if there's a way you can generate .debs for everything already installed then at least you can get back to the state you're in currently
[09:03] <MementoMori> cyberjorge: just unplug it and read /var/log/messages
[09:03] <ajh> jake: for sure, my mp3 are fine just wma's  - know of any good encoders ?
[09:03] <MementoMori> oh... and plug it again!
[09:03] <ozzmosis> DonAlex: but I'm not familiar enough the Debian packaging system (yet) to know how to do that
[09:03] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: Now I have ot say.. that I did have ubuntu on my laptop and given that I am pretty handy with Linux and Debian was really narked when I did one of their updtes and it trashed my grub. Switching form UUID's back to static devices.. That is why i stick to Debian now ;)
[09:04] <pvh_sa> heya.. i'm on ubuntu 8.10, trying to get my bluetooth phone to pair with ubuntu - and its not working... when i got to the bluetooth applet and try and add the device, it finds it, but adding it doesn't work. any ideas?
[09:04] <jake> ajh: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=37793
[09:04] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: Iam very familiar with .deb.. on the whole very good..  just not so happy with ubuntu 'upgrades'  ;)
[09:04] <unforgiven512> pvh_sa: bluetooth is a lot of fun </sarcasm>
[09:04] <skyl> anyone know where pip for Python is in the package manager?
[09:04] <ozzmosis> DonAlex: ah
[09:05] <jake> skyl: sudo apt-get install python-pip
[09:05] <skyl> jake that's what I thought but no
[09:06] <ajh> looks like I might just re-rip the cd
[09:06] <pvh_sa> unforgiven512, telling me :( i remember ages ago, i managed to pair the two... but the docs on the ubuntu site seem different now
[09:06] <unforgiven512> try using blueman instead of the bluez-gnome
[09:06] <skyl> python-distutils-extra?
[09:06] <jake> ajh: I reccomend using that script. It creates a simple right-click interface to re-encode the audio
[09:06] <ajh> something else ... I put in a PCI Soundblaster 5.1 vx and the system crapped iteself ... don't get one
[09:06] <MementoMori> skyl: what's pip?
[09:07] <jake> ajh: and if you are vaguely familiar with bash you could create a shell script to do it in batch
[09:07] <DonAlex> ozzmosis: Ok well I will log in and capture some of the errors and put them to the channel
[09:07] <DonAlex> See if anyone else can shed light on things.
[09:07] <jake> skyl: sudo apt-get install python-pipeline
[09:07] <ozzmosis> DonAlex: sure
[09:07] <skyl> MementoMori it is a easy_install, buildout/virtualenv type thing for building a lot of packages automatically, getting dependencies and such
[09:08] <jake> skyl: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=sourcenames&keywords=python-pip
[09:08] <unforgiven512> pvh_sa: http://blueman-project.org/
[09:08] <useruseruser> hi guys
[09:09] <jake> Hello, I am currently running 9.04 on the 2.6.28-11-generic kernel. A few years ago I used Ark Linux and it installed with an SMP kernel. Which is as I understand a kernel optimized for Multi-Core Processor support. I have a Core 2 Duo T7200 in this machine.  I apologize. I figured it being named a generic kernel meant that it was a standard i386
[09:10] <skyl> woot! hopefully this will work
[09:10] <ozzmosis> and it'll kick off from where it left off
[09:11] <ozzmosis> more or less
[09:11] <jake> Flannel: I know next to nothing about how the kernel works or what it does exactly :S
[09:11] <Flannel> jake: Nah, its generic meaning it works great for pretty much everything.  It does all of the optimization detection and stuff at runtime.
[09:12] <vesayth> Hello! Is there anyone that can assist me with setting up an OpenVPN server on Ubuntu 8.10 64-bit? None of the guides seem to be effective for me.
[09:12] <useruseruser> vesayth, try flu shot
[09:12] <cyberjorge> MementoMori: i am plugged in COM1. the paper forwards when is  try: echo "hello world" > /dev/ttys0
[09:12] <jake> Flannel: Oh, hmm.
[09:12] <vesayth> !flu shot
[09:12] <stratovarius> hi all
[09:12] <cyberjorge> MementoMori: but no print out (this is a thermal printer)
[09:13] <vesayth> useruseruser: may i ask what flu shot is?
[09:13] <useruseruser> vesayth, on the ass
[09:13] <stratovarius> who may help me to fix aMsn? im not able to chat while im invisible...
[09:13] <MementoMori> cyberjorge: wait.
[09:13] <Gamarok__> !blueman
[09:13] <MementoMori> cyberjorge: come in pvt
[09:13] <MementoMori> your nick is a pain to write
[09:13] <DonAlex> Awwwwwww CRAP
[09:13] <unforgiven512> Gamarok__: what do you need to know about blueman?
[09:13] <DonAlex> I know EXACTLY what has happened..
[09:14] <happyaron> how to merge the .diff file with the original file to get the changed version?
[09:14] <jake> skyl: was that what you were looking for?
[09:14] <vesayth> Can I possibly get some help from someone who doesn't just want to be a prick?
[09:14] <Flannel> MementoMori: type a few characters and hit tab
[09:15] <Gamarok__> well does it support dial ups and does it work on kubuntu unforgiven512
[09:15] <MementoMori> Flannel: try it yourself with his nick
[09:15] <DonAlex> Ok guys.. Who know what brain dead defaults made X ignore DCC?
[09:15] <skyl> jake I think so, specifically, but generally I am still SOOL
[09:15] <DonAlex> X is running but the Display is black..
[09:15] <unforgiven512> it does support dialup, it's well integrated with network manager. not sure about kubuntu
[09:15] <Flannel> MementoMori: cy[tab] gives me him.  Sorry its not more difficult? ;)
[09:15] <happyaron>  how to merge the .diff file with the original file to get the changed version?
[09:15] <ajh> thanks Jake :)
[09:15] <NewApples> Hello
[09:16] <jake> ajh: No Problem. I hope it works out ;)
[09:16] <Gamarok__> thanks unforgiven512
[09:16] <MementoMori> Flannel:  cy[tab] = cyberjorge CyuLat_ cyzie cyb3rv10 CyPiNinja CyberSix
[09:16] <NewApples> I clicked applications then add remove and added the torrent sharing program "Vuze"
[09:16] <unforgiven512> Gamarok__: yeah no problem man
[09:16] <hphubert> hi
[09:16] <NewApples> I have a problem with this the program wants to update and then it wants to restart but every time it restarts it wants to update the file and i cant unistall the program :(
[09:16] <hphubert> i have problem with connect to my nx server
[09:17] <hphubert> i have problem with connect to my nx server
[09:17] <DonAlex> Grrrrs...
[09:17] <Flannel> MementoMori: Well, I don't want to send you off on a goose chase, but that's your client being silly.  You can probably get it to cycle through them instead of displaying all of them, but don't quote me on that, I'm not familiar with whatever client you're using.  (also, ignore this, you've got other stuff to do)
[09:18] <NewApples> The applicats add remove tells me i need to use the "Synaptic Pckage manmager" how do i USE that?
[09:18] <hphubert> i have problem with connect to my nx server, Who can help me? plx xD
[09:18] <loser> hi guys! ive installed VLC but i cannot hear any audio on a 3gp file why is that? did i missed something? thanks
[09:18] <DonAlex> I mean come on guys.. look at this..! http://pastebin.com/m4dce9543
[09:18] <NewApples> How do I use the Synaptic package manager
[09:18] <jake> NewApples: Synaptic Package Manager is the program that opens when you run the Add/Remove Programs from the Gnome Panel
[09:18] <Flannel> NewApples: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto will walk you through it, feel free to ask questions if you don't understand something
[09:18] <vesayth> NewApples: go to System -> Administration -> Synaptic Package Manager
[09:18] <anodesni> I have a new hard drive, how do I add the partition on it to my existing /home directory?
[09:18] <DonAlex> Is that nuts or what.. X's on genrated config give that..
[09:19] <vesayth> NewApples: You can find the program's package name there, and select to remove it
[09:19] <NewApples> jake ok
[09:19] <NewApples> Flannel thanks for the link
[09:19] <hphubert> i have problem with connect to my nx server, Who can help me? plx xD
[09:19] <DonAlex> oppps
[09:19] <NewApples> vesayth when i click to remove the program in applications add remove i get a warning that it cant
[09:19] <DonAlex> foget that.. some reason ./ does work needed full path
[09:19] <Flannel> jake, NewApples: add/remove is different than synaptic package manager.  SPN is in system > administration
[09:20] <jake> Flannel: Is it really? May I ask what the difference is?
[09:20] <NewApples> flannel ok i am clicking now
[09:20] <DonAlex> http://pastebin.com/d3417378e is what I am taking about..
[09:20] <DonAlex> Nuts.. I tell you.
[09:20] <vesayth> NewApples: Try it through Synaptic Package Manager rather than Add/Remove
[09:20] <vesayth> NewApples: if you get an error there put it in pastebin
[09:20] <Flannel> jake: add/remove is vastly simplified, it provides a greatly abbreviated list of applications (not packages) to install.
[09:20] <NewApples> vesayth ok i am
[09:20] <Flannel> !away > Mud
[09:21] <zephism> everyone who helped me: thanks heaps, all is working well! :)
[09:21] <jake> Flannel: Ah, I see.
[09:21] <jake> NewApples: Sorry for supplying you with that bit of incorrect info. I usually just use the command line ;)
[09:21] <NewApples> I can not find the program inside the Synaptic package manager
[09:21] <loser> hi guys! ive installed VLC but i cannot hear any audio on a 3gp file why is that? did i missed something? thanks
[09:21] <NewApples> jake tell me the command line for unistalling Vuze
[09:21] <DonAlex> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/329266
[09:22] <rana> hi does anyone know how to promote your blog?
[09:22] <DonAlex> hmmm
[09:22] <Flannel> NewApples: sudo apt-get remove --purge vuze azureus
[09:22] <jake> NewApples: sudo apt-get purge vuze
[09:22] <NewApples> flannel ok
[09:22] <NewApples> jake ok
[09:22] <hphubert> i have problem with connect to my nx server, Who can help me? plx xD
[09:22] <NewApples> flannel jake give me a different line which one is correct
[09:22] <NewApples> jake flannel gave me adifferent line which is correct
[09:22] <jake> NewApples: go with Flannels suggestion ;)
[09:23] <NewApples> jake ok
[09:23] <vesayth> Is there anyone here who has experience setting up OpenVPN server on Ubuntu?
[09:23] <jake> NewApples: He seems to know a bit more than I :S
[09:23] <NewApples> jake ask him what the meaning of life is then ;)
[09:23] <DonAlex> I am starting to wonder if I ought not to just build a 2.6.29 kernel from scratch.. but I am LOATHE to do that..
[09:23] <Flannel> NewApples: You'll want to purge both vuze and azureus, there is no difference between "purge" and "remove --purge"  (assuming you're on a reasonly recent Ubuntu version)
[09:23] <jake> NewApples: If only it was that easy ;)
[09:24] <hphubert> i have problem with connect to my nx server, Who can help me? plx xD
[09:24] <hphubert> i have problem with connect to my nx server, Who can help me? plx xD
[09:24] <NewApples> Flannel i have Ubuntu 9.04
[09:24] <NewApples> Flannel, jake the unistalation inside the Terminal has completed i will now look if it has been removed
[09:25] <jake> Man, I'm screwed. I have to get up for work in 3 hours :S
[09:25] <NewApples> Flannel, jake when i click applications add remove and the look for vuze it is no longer checked as beeing installed so i think it might have worked, cheers :D
[09:25] <leeguy92> hi all
[09:26] <NewApples> hi
[09:26] <hphubert> i have problem with connect to my nx server, Who can help me? plx xD
[09:26] <leeguy92> i have a problem with the intel drivers
[09:26] <soul9> hi
[09:26] <jake> NewApples: ^_^ Glad to have helped. Cheers :D
[09:26] <soul9> i've upgraded to jaunty
[09:26] <leeguy92> when playing certain games(which i suspect use custom shaders), everything smears all over the screen
[09:26] <ajh> jake - just encoded some songs - works great except I lose all the artist information etc..
[09:26] <soul9> but now my xorg is broken
[09:27] <soul9> i have radeon 9600
[09:27] <DonAlex> Ok .. so this is all to do with the new Xorg.. I think.. and this bug with the intel kernel junk.. The display is on but black.. and something I noticed on my laptop with a nvideo chipset is that the latest version of Xorg no longer gives a stippled grey apttern when starting..
[09:27] <jake> ajh: Ooh I didnt think about the ID3 Tags :S
[09:27] <DonAlex> very disconcerting.
[09:27] <soul9> and trying to use radeon or vesa driver
[09:27] <NewApples> soul9 haha i can help
[09:27] <soul9> xorg freeses the display, can't unfreeze it
[09:27] <NewApples> soul9
[09:27] <hphubert> who can help me with nx? plx xD
[09:27] <soul9> ya
[09:27] <NewApples> soul9 i think maybe i can help maybe just maybe
[09:27] <soul9> NewApples, awesome
[09:28] <ajh> that's cool - only a small problem , no biggie : )
[09:28] <jake> soul9: What version of Ubuntu are u using?
[09:28] <hphubert> who can help me with nx? plx xD
[09:28] <hphubert> who can help me with nx? plx xD
[09:28] <hphubert> who can help me with nx? plx xD
[09:28] <FloodBot1> hphubert: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:28] <soul9> i've upgraded to jaunty
[09:28] <NewApples> soul9 acutally i have a radeon graphic card and a guy who knows alot called ziroday helped me
[09:28] <vesayth> soul9: jaunty uses the new xorg 1.6 which doesn't have support yet for some older video cards =[
[09:28] <NewApples> soul9 he did this and it worked here let me show you
[09:28] <vesayth> soul9: but i believe there are some workarounds
[09:28] <soul9> NewApples, i tried modifying the device section to use "radeon" or "vesa" and it still freezes
[09:28] <jake> soul9: The Radeon 9600 as been depreciated by AMD to Legacy Status. It is not included in the new Driver packages. Jaunty uses a new version of Xorg which is not compatible with the old versions of the ATi Drivers that include the Drivers for your card.
[09:29] <ziroday> soul9: please pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:29] <zxd> Hi
[09:29] <soul9> bleh, i don't want to use fglrx
[09:29] <NewApples> soul9 open terminal type in this    	 	 	 	 	 	   sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd
[09:29] <jake> soul9: Due to that Ubuntu is using the FOSS drivers which are nowhere near as fast as the official ones.
[09:29] <Gamarok__> Guys where can i find pyrex <IP_ADDRESS> i cant find it anywhere
[09:29] <ziroday> NewApples: that doesn't work in this case :)
[09:29] <soul9> NewApples, huh? i don't want  to use radeonhd, my card is not supported by that driver
[09:29] <NewApples> soul9 forget what i said the boss is here
[09:29] <jake> soul9: I have this same problem with the Radeon X1600
[09:29] <ranf> !info pyrex
[09:29] <NewApples> soul9 talk to ziroday
[09:29] <NewApples> ziroday ok
[09:29] <soul9> k
[09:30] <soul9> hello zicho
[09:30] <soul9> err
[09:30] <soul9> hi ziroday
[09:30] <ziroday> soul9: please pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:30] <FloodBot1> soul9: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:30] <ziroday> NewApples: :)
[09:30] <zicho> lol
[09:30] <NewApples> ziroday ;)
[09:30] <soul9> ziroday, ok, one sec..
[09:30] <Gamarok__> !pyrex mode
[09:30] <ziroday> soul9: and verify you have xserver-xorg-video-radeon installed
[09:30] <NewApples> logging cheers ;)
[09:31] <jake> ziroday: would doing what you are describing to soul9 increase performance on my Radeon Mobility X1600?
[09:31] <soul9> ziroday, yep
[09:31] <soul9> ziroday, i di have -video-radeon installed
[09:31] <ziroday> jake: what performance issues do you have currently?
[09:31] <ziroday> soul9: got around to pastebining your xorg.conf yet?
[09:31] <vesayth> Going to give this one last shot for the day: Is there anyone here that knows how to setup an OpenVPN server in Ubuntu? I am using Ubuntu 8.10 64-bit and am behind a Linksys router using DD-WRT micro v24-sp1 firmware. The guides on the net seem to be of no help (every time i try to restart openvpn, i get a fail error).
[09:31] <jake> ziroday: Well, I just get much lower FPS in Compiz & any 3D games since upgrading to Jaunty due to having to use the FOSS drivers.
[09:32] <ziroday> jake: right
[09:32] <soul9> ziroday, i have to install pastebin, gpm and irssi, just a sec ;)
[09:32] <ziroday> soul9: you can just install pastebinit, and then do pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and give us back the url
[09:32] <jake> ziroday: Its not that its a big problem, I just want my extra 200FPS back ;)
[09:32] <useruseruser> vesayth, so it hasn't been effective?
[09:32] <ziroday> jake: hmm, possibly. Can you pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log please
[09:33] <ziroday> jake: we can try switching you to the radeonhd driver, which _may_ give you better performance than the radeon driver
[09:33] <soul9> ziroday, simpler: installing sshd, just a sec
[09:33] <jake> ziroday: http://pastebin.com/f45c21cab
[09:33] <ziroday> soul9: sure
[09:33] <ziroday> jake: thanks
[09:34] <ziroday> jake: err /var/log/Xorg.0.log please :)
[09:34] <jake> ziroday: No problem
[09:34] <ziroday> jake: not your xorg.conf
[09:34] <jake> ziroday: http://pastebin.com/f57c0dac7
[09:34] <ziroday> jake: great, thanks
[09:35] <jake> ziroday: Ive always been a fan of ATi GPU's its a shame that AMD is so tight with their driver sources :(
[09:36] <OuZo> hi everyone, I'm trying to compile mpi-ruby, i need the libruby so file, aparently ubuntu renames standard libs to their own convention. where can i find lruby?
[09:36] <DonAlex> GRRRRRSSSSS
[09:36] <OuZo> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lruby
[09:36] <DonAlex> Ok ok..
[09:36] <useruseruser> BAN BAN BAN
[09:36] <ziroday> jake: okay, you're using the radeon driver. We'll try swapping you over to radeonhd. Please install (if you haven't already) xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd and modify your xorg.conf to look like http://pastebin.com/m77e8b49
[09:36] <DonAlex> so I Fixed it by using xrandr --output LVDS
[09:36] <OuZo> or should  I ask in the ubuntu-dev channel?
[09:36] <Flannel> useruseruser: can we help you?
[09:36] <soul9> ziroday, http://friendpaste.com/3u3cm5QlSBmLMZLZ0SSfMy
[09:36] <DonAlex> so can someone PLEASE explain to me >WHY<I should have to do that?
[09:36] <ziroday> OuZo: wait are you looking for the file, or do you want to install the package with that file?
[09:36] <DonAlex> Bloody Bug of some sort surely?
[09:37] <ziroday> soul9: hmm, so you're using the vesa driver, and its causing freezes?
[09:37] <OuZo> I tying to build mpi-ruby, ill past bin the build error... 1 sec...
[09:37] <jake> ziroday: will a simple copy/pasting be sufficient?
[09:37] <soul9> yea
[09:37] <ziroday> jake: sure
[09:37] <soul9> ziroday, very confuzing...
[09:37] <disappearedng> Hey when I visit localhost/index.php I am asked to downlaod this phtml file what's wrong?
[09:37] <ziroday> soul9: okay, your /var/log/Xorg.0.log please, and what card?
[09:37] <Gamarok__> guys can i get 1024x800 resolution in xforcevesa mode
[09:38] <soul9> sure...
[09:38] <soul9> ziroday, lspci comming too
[09:38] <ziroday> soul9: wonderful :)
[09:38] <OuZo> ziroday: Flannel, here is the pastie: http://rafb.net/p/dTptn847.html
[09:38] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[09:38] <jake> ziroday: Done, Can I just CTR + ALT + BKSPC?
[09:38] <soul9> ziroday, log: http://pastebin.com/f71916c3f
[09:38] <ziroday> jake: yep
[09:38] <jake> ziroday: or do i have to restart?
[09:38] <silv3r_m00n> ubuntu 8.10 doesn't recognize my sound card.. looks like I need the latest alsa ...where can I get the deb for the lastest alsa\
[09:38] <silv3r_m00n> ?
[09:39] <ziroday> jake: restarting X is fine (if you're on jaunty ctrl+alt+bkspace is disabled however)
[09:39] <ziroday> soul9: thanks
[09:39] <jake> ziroday: ORLY?! I WAS WONDERING WHY THAT WASNT WORKING! :P
[09:39] <soul9> ziroday, lspci http://pastebin.com/f3c7ace5e
[09:39] <ziroday> !dontzap | jake
[09:39] <Gamarok__> guys can i get 1024x800 resolution in xforcevesa mode
[09:40] <NewApples> What is the terminal command to completely unistall kget download manager?
[09:40] <ziroday> soul9: and where does it freeze? Randomly throughout use or on X startup?
[09:40] <ziroday> NewApples: sudo aptitude remove kget
[09:40] <soul9> no, xstartup
[09:40] <soul9> i never see X
[09:40] <soul9> ziroday, weeeir huh? :)
[09:40] <soul9> ziroday, this is an upgrade
[09:41] <ziroday> soul9: how odd, I see know errors. What does doing startx say?
[09:41] <soul9> zicho, i had 8.04, upgraded to jaunty through 8.10
[09:41] <ziroday> err s/know/no
[09:41] <NewApples> ziroday mkay
[09:41] <zicho> stop highlighting >:(
[09:41] <soul9> yea, tell me about it...
[09:41] <jake> ziroday: I tried the dontzap solution and it did not work correctly
[09:41] <ziroday> soul9: doing startx does?
[09:41] <soul9> ooooooo
[09:41] <soul9> that's more useful than anything else
[09:41] <soul9> ziroday, /usr/bin/X11/X: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions//libdri.so: undefined symbol: atiddxAbiDixLookupPrivate
[09:42] <soul9> :)
[09:42] <ziroday> jake: we'll fix that afterwards. For now you can just logout and log back in
[09:42] <jake> ziroday: I also tried Alt + SysRq + K and all I get are multiple Prnt Screen requests. I am using a Laptop keyboard where I have to press FN key
[09:42] <jake> ziroday: I am in the middle of a download of a large file. Doing so will cancel this download will it not?
[09:42] <ziroday> jake: Alt + SysRq + K is notoriously unreliable
[09:42] <soul9> FUN
[09:42] <ziroday> jake: it will, don't worry you can do it after its done
[09:42] <soul9> ziroday, i fount the problem i think
[09:43] <ziroday> soul9: ?
[09:43] <jake> ziroday: ok :(
[09:43] <soul9> ziroday, the thing is i don't know the solution
[09:43] <soul9> ya, 1s
[09:43] <jake> ziroday: Im downloading Win7 RC to test at work :S sigh
[09:43] <NewApples> ziroday ok it worked i think but maybe it unistalled to much haha also when i clicked applications add remove it did unistall something and the box was not ticked but still the program was kinda semi left haha anyway thanks again ;)
[09:43] <soul9> ziroday, http://friendpaste.com/lkf216naDqBiTnQHZXXVE
[09:43] <soul9> that's a leftover from an old dri not removed by the package :)
[09:43] <silv3r_m001> hi there
[09:44] <silv3r_m001> how can I get the deb of latest alsa drivers ?
[09:44] <ziroday> soul9: err how are you logged in as root?
[09:44] <soul9> ziroday, sudo su -
[09:44] <ziroday> silv3r_m001: look for a PPA? But its dangerous
[09:44] <silv3r_m001> PPA what is it
[09:44] <jake> silv3r_m001, http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=search
[09:44] <ziroday> soul9: hmm, try do sudo apt-get --purge remove xserver-xorg-video-radeon xserver-xorg-video-vesa and then install them again
[09:44] <jake> silv3r_m001: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=search
[09:45] <soul9> ziroday, will do...
[09:45] <ziroday> soul9: also sudo -i is better then sudo su
[09:45] <soul9> ziroday, sudo su - ey...
[09:45] <soul9> it should be similar...
[09:45] <silv3r_m001> jake: on that page there is no ppa ?
[09:45] <soul9> but ok...
[09:45] <DonAlex> Ok here the upshot..
[09:46] <DonAlex> X starts albeit not with proper accel turned on..
[09:46] <ziroday> silv3r_m001: why do you want the newer alsa?
[09:46] <soul9> ziroday, no, same thing...
[09:46] <DonAlex> but the displays remains black..
[09:46] <soul9> ziroday, the thing is that that file doesn't belong to no package
[09:46] <jake> silv3r_m001: I apologize, I thought you were looking for the standard current .debs. I misread your request.
[09:46] <silv3r_m001> ziroday: coz the current is not identifying my sound card and the only solution is to get the latest alsa
[09:46] <soul9> ziroday, i'll move it to /tmp and try like that...
[09:46] <DonAlex> now running X from the command line and then using xrandr --output LVDS restores the display..
[09:46] <ziroday> soul9: really? Do the remove again and verify that libdri.so gets removed
[09:46] <treut> hi
[09:46] <soul9> ziroday, it doesn't
[09:46] <DonAlex> now should I put that into the GDM configs or what?
[09:46] <ziroday> !sound | silv3r_m001 follow this
[09:47] <soul9> HAH
[09:47] <soul9> that was it :D
[09:47] <ziroday> soul9: okay, then move it to tmp or ./libdri.so.old :)
[09:47] <DonAlex> Sound like it should not be necessary realy
[09:47] <soul9> ziroday, all good
[09:47] <silv3r_m001> ziroday: read all of them and they suggest the same thing but I don't want to compile alsa and want a deb
[09:47] <ziroday> soul9: awesome!
[09:47] <soul9> ziroday, waird, though, why would it leave that libdri.so behind?
[09:47] <ziroday> silv3r_m001: well you will need to go to launchpad.net and look for a PPA with a deb then.
[09:48] <jake> ziroday: I am about to Log In/Out
[09:48] <ziroday> soul9: bad upgrade (which is why I never do them personally)
[09:48] <jake> ziroday: Hopefully I will be right back.
[09:48] <soul9> ziroday, should i report the bug?
[09:48] <ziroday> soul9: anyway, glad to here its all working
[09:48] <soul9> pf
[09:48] <ziroday> jake: yep
[09:48] <soul9> ziroday, ya, thanks for the help
[09:48] <prassst> co_k353p14n
[09:48] <soul9> i wouldn't have gone throught the pain of installing sshd and doing a startx from sshd if it wasn't for you and your paste requests ;)
[09:48] <zephism> ok so, does anyone know why update manager is getting really poor speeds?
[09:49] <soul9> ziroday, so thanks :)
[09:49] <zephism> like, my conn. when maxed out does about 56kb/s, and it's fluctuating between 8000b/s and 18kb/s
[09:49] <ziroday> soul9: heh, you worked it out yourself, and no I wouldn't file a bug as its really hard to reproduce
[09:49] <ziroday> zephism: switch repo's?
[09:49] <zephism> ziroday, how do i do that? (only just installed ubuntu)
[09:50] <ziroday> zephism: System > Administration > Software Sources > Download From: Other > Select the Best Server (or something like that)
[09:50] <soul9> ziroday, kthxbye ;)
[09:50] <ziroday> soul9: have fun
[09:50] <jake> ziroday: I'm back. Performance has degraded upon using the RadeonHD drivers.
[09:50] <aprilhare_> which plugin for firefox is better for playing midi: gecko media player or  mplayer-plugin for mozilla?
[09:50] <soul9> this channel is too much for me, see ya
[09:50] <soul9> thanks guys
[09:51] <aprilhare_> too much?
[09:51] <jake> ziroday: Ive got a loss of about 60fps sitting at the desktop running Compiz Benchmarking tool.
[09:51] <ziroday> jake: damn, then I would revert to radeon and fiddle with the Xorg settings
[09:51] <ziroday> jake: do sudo apt-get remove xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd and remove those lines from your xorg.conf
[09:52] <jake> ziroday: I was just fixing to ask you the name of it ;)
[09:52] <NewApples> Hello all, when you log out in Ubuntu 9.04 there is a very nice looking picture of the Ubuntu logo down to the right, does anyone know where this picture is stored on the computer?
[09:52] <ziroday> jake: afterwards you can pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log and I'll double check your on the old drivers
[09:52] <zephism> ziroday, cheers re: changing repo
[09:52] <zephism> i knew there had to be a way
[09:52] <ziroday> zephism: great to hear it worked, have fun!
[09:52] <zephism> even though i live in australia, i get better speeds from u.s. servers than australian ones
[09:52] <zephism> same thing for sourceforge, go figure
[09:53] <ziroday> zephism: you might want to stop by #ubuntu-au, that's where all the aussies hang out
[09:53] <zephism> yeah, cheers
[09:53] <NewApples> Hello all, when you log out in Ubuntu 9.04 there is a very nice looking picture of the Ubuntu logo down to the right, does anyone know where this picture is stored on the computer?
[09:53] <jake> ziroday: ok I am Logging In/Out again
[09:53] <ziroday> NewApples: you can get the ubuntu logo (and its derivatives) from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Official but note the trademark policy
[09:53] <ziroday> jake: good luck
[09:54] <secret901> I'm trying to update my system but I keep getting errors about a nonexistent older version of the kernel
[09:54] <NewApples> ziroday ok will look at it but do you know where on the computer it is stored?
[09:54] <ziroday> NewApples: I have no idea about which image you are referring to sorry
[09:54] <ziroday> NewApples: do you mean the 3D one on the login screen?
[09:55] <NewApples> ziroday i mean when you press log out then after you have the option to log in again right there and then, that picture it is very esstetically pleaseing
[09:55] <jake> ziroday: Back, What was the name of that log file that you wanted again?
[09:55] <ozzmosis> NewApples: you could do something like "find /usr | grep .png"  (I'm assuming it's a png)
[09:55] <ziroday> jake: /var/log/Xorg.9.log
[09:55] <icqnumber> the power supply to my box was interrupted, and from now on gnome fails to start, at least no kernel panic, what can be done in this case?
[09:55] <jake> ziroday: I believe everything is back in order because its running at the same framerate that it was before this mess.
[09:55] <ziroday> jake: correction /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[09:55] <NewApples> ozzmosis ok will do that now
[09:55] <secret901> I'm trying to update my system (9.04) but keep getting errors about a package (linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24-12-generic).  It seems that it can't find the directory for the package.
[09:55] <ozzmosis> NewApples: (crude way to find it)
[09:56] <grawity> ozzmosis: find /usr -name '*.png' could work too, IIRC
[09:56] <jake> ziroday: http://pastebin.com/f688cdd6a
[09:56] <ozzmosis> grawity: I can never remember find's parameters
[09:56] <lightbricko> Is there a system monitor that shows more information than the default system monitor? Such as information about hdd activity.
[09:56] <ziroday> NewApples: err I think that's the gdm login screen
[09:56] <NewApples> ozzmosis this is giving me a million options haha :D
[09:56] <ziroday> NewApples: take a look in /usr/share/gdm/themes
[09:56] <NewApples> ziroday and where is that picture located?
[09:57] <NewApples> ziroday will do that now
[09:57] <ozzmosis> NewApples: I did say it was crude ;)
[09:57] <icqnumber> is there a way to repair gnome intallation?
[09:57] <secret901> When I try to run the Update Manager the program crashes while it prepares to upgrade.
[09:57] <ziroday> jake: yep its using the normal radeon driver
[09:57] <NewApples> ozzmosis yes you did ;)
[09:57] <ozzmosis> secret901: try sudo apt-get upgrade ?
[09:57] <ziroday> secret901: try doing do-release-upgrade
[09:57] <jake> ziroday: Ok ;) Well, at least I didnt break anything trying it :D
[09:58] <secret901> ozzmosis: when I try that I get some error about an older kernel package
[09:58] <secret901> ozzmosis: about not being able to open the directory
[09:58] <ziroday> jake: take a look at http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ATI_Radeon_&_Kernel_2.6#Performance_tuning but make sure to only follow the performance tuning part, nothing else on that page :)
[09:58] <jake> ziroday: Thanks for the insight. Too bad there was no improvement. I hear that the FOSS drivers are advancing rapidly though.
[09:58] <treut> hello, i have a very anoying problem, when i surf with firefox it keep going back to homepage randomly, and nautilus keep going back to home folder. Any idea what could be the problem ?
[09:59] <secret901> ozzmosis: I am already running 9.04
[09:59] <ziroday> jake: and yes they are advancing very rapidly thanks to AMD giving out the information the developers needed :)
[09:59] <jake> ziroday: this information on Performance tuning. Where do I put these fields at? my Xorg.conf?
[09:59] <ziroday> jake: yep
[09:59] <ziroday> jake: under the device section
[10:00] <aprilhare_> can't play midi in firefox; tried both plugins recommended by firefox and neither do the trick - example http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=B%20sharp&t=ff3tb01 click on 'play sound'
[10:00] <vertix> my cdrom device is not visible after reinstall and there is no device file in /dev directory. but there is a /medic/cdrom link pointing to cdrom0. does anyone know what the issue is?
[10:00] <jake> ziroday: But in the same section, correct?
[10:00] <ozzmosis> secret901: I meant apt-get update, sorry
[10:00] <NewApples> ziroday you are the man here is what i was looking for ;) http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/8027/screenshot1.png
[10:00] <secret901> ozzmosis: any ideas how to make the computer think that I no longer have the package? It thinks I have it but it can't access the directory.
[10:00] <ozzmosis> secret901: afaik, apt-get update does the same as the Update Manager
[10:01] <ziroday> NewApples: great
[10:01] <ziroday> jake: yep
[10:01] <secret901> ozzmosis: when I try that, I get the error with it trying to access a package (an older kernel), but it can't access the directory
[10:01] <ozzmosis> secret901: I'd have to see the error message I guess
[10:01] <Rocketbomb> aa
[10:02] <bobsaccamano> hi firefox 3 is consuming too much memory in ubuntu 8.10 (350MB !!)..any way i can diagnose the prob?
[10:02] <ziroday> bobsaccamano: try a new profile
[10:02] <secret901> ozzmosis: FATAL: Could not open /lib/modules/2.6.24-12-generic/modules.dep.temp for writing: No such file or directory
[10:03] <bobsaccamano> ziroday, could you elaborate?
[10:03] <alex881> :D my firefox is actually using 1,6gb of ram! :D
[10:03] <NewApples> alex881 haha cool
[10:03] <Dolgasov> hi all
[10:03] <NewApples> hi
[10:03] <ozzmosis> secret901: ok .. don't have an answer to that
[10:03] <ozzmosis> alex881: what do you use to determine that?  top?
[10:03] <ziroday> bobsaccamano: do firefox -ProfileManager and create a new profile, see if the new profile uses up as much ram
[10:04] <alex881> system monitor
[10:04] <alex881> too much tabs with flash, javascript etc opened
[10:04] <secret901> my computer thinks that I have the package linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24-12-generic installed even though I don't and it won't let me upgrade until it can access the files for this kernel
[10:05] <Trolden> Is there enyone have tryed Ubuntu on a Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo mini Ui 3520-EX1
[10:05] <ozzmosis> secret901: maybe you can force a reinstall
[10:05] <ozzmosis> secret901: of just that package
[10:05] <icqnumber> the power supply to my box was interrupted, and from now on gnome fails to start, at least no kernel panic, what can be done in this case?
[10:05] <secret901> ozzmosis: how do I do that?
[10:05] <ozzmosis> secret901: I don't know :)
[10:05] <secret901> ozzmosis: this is a very old kernel
[10:05] <alex881> does somebody know why firefox is slower on linux instead of windows? because i use greasemonkey with tons of scripts and on windows the page scroll works fine, but when i try to scroll on linux my cpu goes at full and also music stops.. O.o
[10:06] <secret901> ozzmosis: and it won't let me do an uninstall since it can't access the directory
[10:06] <alex881> ozzmosis you can use precompiled 2.6.29 kernel from here: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v<IP_ADDRESS>/
[10:07] <NewApples> I installed open office from applications add remove and clicked the box net to open office, but now I can not see these NEW installations in applications office, where are they, the new installations include openoffice fomula and oppen office suite, to where did they all install to?
[10:07] <ozzmosis> alex881: -> secret901
[10:07] <jake> ziroday: :D
[10:07] <alex881> sry..XD
[10:08] <jake> ziroday: I got a 15fps Increase on average with just compiz-fusion by enabling all of the options they suggested in that Arch Linux Wiki.
[10:08] <ozzmosis> :)
[10:08] <ziroday> jake: awesome!
[10:09] <vertix> how do i update firefox? the help -> Check for updates is disabled
[10:09] <alex881> apt-get
[10:09] <secret901> after I upgraded to 9.04 I can't play my videos in fullscreen without suffering jumps anymore
[10:09] <Trolden> im thinking of bying a Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo mini ui 3520 but i dont if the hardware is ok for GNU/Linux. Is there enyone there have tryed it ?
[10:09] <NewApples> jake how do you check fps
[10:09] <iceroot> vertix: sudo apt-get install firefox
[10:09] <jake> ziroday: ^_^ Yes it is! 15fps isnt a TON, at least not in comparison with the roughly 175fps i lost going from Hardy to Jaunty...
[10:09] <jake> ziroday: but its still nice ^_^
[10:09] <secret901> 9.04 is making my computer play videos much slower
[10:09] <vertix> iceroot, thanx
[10:09] <alex881> NewApples there is a compiz plugin..called benchmark
[10:10] <jake> NewApples: Im checking the FPS of Compiz-Fusion using the included "Benchmark" plugin
[10:10] <iceroot> vertix: or use sudo apt-get upgrade   to update all programs
[10:10] <NewApples> alex881, jake how do i download it?
[10:10] <jake> NewApples: Do you have Compiz Fusion enabled?
[10:10] <alex881> newapples you haven't it? you can enable it in compizconfig settings
[10:11] <treut> hi all, i have a very anoying problem, when i surf with firefox it keep going back to homepage randomly, and nautilus keep going back to home folder. Any idea what could be the problem ?
[10:11] <NewApples> jake i dont even know if i have it isntalled
[10:11] <jake> ziroday: Again, I want to say thank you. ^_^
[10:11] <alex881> in synaptic install compizconfig-settings-manager
[10:11] <ziroday> jake: heh, no worries :)
[10:12] <NewApples> alex881 ok
[10:12] <jake> NewApples: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#Compiz_Fusion
[10:12] <alex881> i have about 600fps on my g2s..rotating cube..
[10:12] <NewApples> jake will read and bookmark thanks do you know hot to help me with my open office problem as well :D
[10:12] <disappearedng> Does anyone here know what is php-config
[10:12] <alex881> before enabling indirect rendering and loose binding i had 30..
[10:12] <jake> NewApples: I'm not in the least bit familiar with OO
[10:13] <NewApples> jake maky
[10:13] <kitsuta> Okay, I'm trying to automount a sshfs share on the local network - I can do it manually (with password), but while following this tutorial: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=430312 I get "line 4 in fstab" is bad, even though I've checked many times and it should be correct.  Any ideas?
[10:13] <NewApples> jake *mkay
[10:13] <jake> alex881: What Video card(s) do you have?
[10:13] <alex881> jake 8600m gt..
[10:13] <a-stray-cat> hey, is it possible to install fonts from a windows install to use in ubuntu?
[10:13] <jake> alex881: LOL, that would explain it. I'm using a ATi Radeon Mobility X1600 256MB
[10:13] <kitsuta> yeah a-stray-cat, look for msttcorefonts in the repos
[10:13] <a-stray-cat> dankeh
[10:14] <kitsuta> Good luck
[10:14] <jake> alex881: Runs CS:S at Medium-
[10:14] <kitsuta> It's been a while since I installed the MS fonts so let me know if I was wrong, a-stray-cat
[10:14] <alex881> if they're in ttf move to ~/.fonts and do fc-cache
[10:14] <jake> alex881: Runs CS:S at Medium-High Settings at rougly 80fps. Thats all I need %^_^
[10:14] <Narusegawa> Hi, I installed Ubuntu yesterday for the first time and everything seems great except for the lack of sound, anyone able to help please
[10:14] <a-stray-cat> sure :3
[10:14] <chazco> Hi... anyone using the MSI Wind solderless touchscreen on Ubuntu 9.04? It works under Vista but the supplied driver fails on Ubuntu
[10:14] <alex881> jake :D
[10:15] <jake> Narusegawa: Open a terminal Applications >> Accessories >> Terminal and type alsamixer
[10:15] <kitsuta> a-stray-cat: Also see what alex881 said, if it's easier to just move the fonts from your Windows install go ahead
[10:15] <jake> Narusegawa: And make sure all of the levels are turned up. Such as PCM, MASTER, FRONT
[10:15] <netsrot> Hi, how do I restore my .bashrc to the original?
[10:15] <Narusegawa> Jake: they are all up at 81-83 .. in the red
[10:15] <a-stray-cat> ill try that too
[10:16] <jake> Narusegawa: You have no sound System-Wide?
[10:16] <Narusegawa> Nothing at all, not even the login sounds played.
[10:16] <alex881> netsrot not sure but try to use another user's .bashrc.. or i'll send mine that's the original
[10:16] <jake> Narusegawa: Sounds a little out of my league, Sorry. :S
[10:16] <Narusegawa> Though not sure where to find a place in a fresh install to test sound aside from assuming the system sounds should work
[10:17] <vertix> iceroot, do you know why my cdrom is not being mounted after reinstall/update of ubunto 8.10?
[10:17] <jake> Narusegawa: System >> Preferences >> Sound
[10:17] <alex881> narusegawa card?
[10:17] <Narusegawa> alex881 Using an onboard Realtek
[10:17] <netsrot> alex881: ok, I was hoping to get the one from the package that installs it, thanks anyhow.
[10:18] <netsrot> with some dpkg or apt command
[10:18] <leeguy92> hi all
[10:18] <alex881> netsrot.. np..
[10:18] <jake> Narusegawa: Did you check out System >> Preferences >> Sound ?
[10:18] <sacarlson> disappearedng:  do  you mean where it is?  <?php phpinfo(); exit(); ?>  will tell you what is configured
[10:18] <leeguy92> im getting strange smearing/ghosting in 3D games
[10:18] <leeguy92> any ideas?
[10:18] <a-stray-cat> woo, alex881'
[10:18] <a-stray-cat> s suggestion worked
[10:18] <alex881> a-stray-cat good...XD
[10:19] <leeguy92> im on jaunty, with intel X3100 graphics
[10:19] <wombatunder1> can you upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 from a cd?
[10:19] <leeguy92> using the new drivers(the 2.4 doesn't help with this)
[10:19] <a-stray-cat> also, msttcorefonts installed a lot of ms fonts that i wasn't specifically looking for, but will be useful anyway :3
[10:19] <alex881> more is always better..XD
[10:21] <jake> Anybody know why my Hotkeyes for Volume control Do not work? When I use them there is a small widget that pops up indicating that there has been a change, yet when I open the Volume mixer nothing is modified?
[10:22] <HorizonXP> hi, i have a binary that i'm trying to run that works fine on my Gentoo host, but does not in my Ubuntu VM.
[10:22] <NewApples> jake ok i have installed compiz fusion how do i check the fps
[10:22] <cybotron__> hello can anyone help with editing grub menu.lst and making partitions active and bootable?
[10:22] <HorizonXP> On my ubuntu VM, it returns this error: -bash: /usr/local/bin/imgcfg: No such file or directory
[10:22] <alex881> jake tried to reset the keys in system->preferences->kb shortcuts?
[10:22] <monstah> anyone know if there is a tool to convert tab separated textfiles to xml?
[10:22] <jake> NewApples: Did you install the fusion-icon?
[10:23] <NewApples> jake what do you mean by fusion icon?
[10:23] <alex881> newapples installed compizconfig settings manager package??
[10:23] <atc-> a/win 2
[10:23] <atc-> woops
[10:23] <jake> alex881: Yes, First thing I tried. When I set them it re-applys what was already there. Which leads me to think that they were already set correctly yet are not modifying anything.
[10:23] <NewApples> alex881 yes
[10:23] <jake> NewApples: sudo apt-get install fusion-icon
[10:23] <alex881> so go into preferences->compizconfig settings manager, enable benchmark plugin and press super+F12
[10:24] <NewApples> jake haha of course it is just bellow the thing haha on the page you sent haha ;)
[10:24] <wombatunder2> Can I use a cd to upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04?
[10:24] <NewApples> jake and i missed it ;)
[10:24] <cybotron__> hello does anyone have experience in installing os x along with linux and windows altogether?
[10:24] <jake> NewApples: FYI Super key = The Windows Key on your Keyboard to the right of Control in most Schemas
[10:24] <ikonia> cybotron__: on what hardware ?
[10:24] <jake> NewApples: It happens to the best of us ;)
[10:25] <Flannel> wombatunder2: You have to go from 8.04 to 8.10 first, and then from 8.10 to 9.04.  But  yes, you can use (two) CDs
[10:25] <cybotron__> non-mac pc harware
[10:25] <wombatunder2> crap
[10:25] <HorizonXP> hi, i have a binary that i'm trying to run that works fine on my Gentoo host, but does not in my Ubuntu VM. wondering if anyone can help me debug the issue?
[10:25] <ikonia> cybotron__: then it's illegal
[10:25] <ikonia> cybotron__: please don't discuss it in here
[10:25] <wombatunder2> thank you Flannel
[10:25] <NewApples> jake ok i have started the thing
[10:25] <ikonia> HorizonXP: what binary ?
[10:25] <wombatunder2> I gues I'll be doing a fresh install, Oh well
[10:25] <jake> NewApples: Once you have fusion-icon installed System >> Preferences >> Startup Applications.
[10:26] <Narusegawa> I've determined that it's the SPDIF that's not working, but 3.5mm connection is. Anyone know much about getting SPDIF output working
[10:26] <leeguy92> ikonia: how is installing OSX on non-mac-branded hardware illegalz?
[10:26]  * leeguy92 has never done it btw - OSX sucks balls
[10:26] <Industrial> I'm trying to get my wireless to work with ubuntu on a macbook 4,1. I have tried both methids described here but get no extra device in ifconfig: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook_Santa_Rosa#Wireless%20Setup.
[10:26] <ikonia> leeguy92: thats the terms of the license - check apple.com
[10:26] <NewApples> jake ok and then?
[10:26] <jake> NewApples: And add fusion-icon to the startup. So that next time you Log In/Out Restart fusion-icon will start with your system.
[10:26] <cybotron__> why illegal, os x is also linux of some sort
[10:26] <HorizonXP> ikonia: it's called imgcfg, it's a binary provided by a vendor i work with. i'd get support from them, but I'd have to wait until Monday. but now that I've seen it work on my Gentoo host, i'm inclined to believe it's a missing library in my Ubuntu VM.
[10:26] <leeguy92> ikonia: that's a little.....anti-competitive, isn't it
[10:26] <ikonia> cybotron__: no it's not linux, and read the license terms of macOS - it's illegal
[10:26] <ikonia> leeguy92: not my problem
[10:27] <leeguy92> methinks that would never hold up in court....
[10:27] <Sandking> hello
[10:27] <jake> NewApples: Now, in your System Notification area there should be a small blue box with an arrow in it. Right click it and go to "Settings Manager"
[10:27] <ikonia> leeguy92: it has done many times
[10:27] <leeguy92> but hey, they powers that be have spoken
[10:27] <zvacet> cybotron__:http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty but I think that kind of things are not supported here
[10:27] <ikonia> HorizonXP: ldd the binary see if all dependencies are met
[10:27] <Sandking> is it possible to update from 32 bit to 64 bit version of linux?
[10:27] <Sandking> [newbie question]
[10:27] <ikonia> Sandking: no
[10:27] <sacarlson> HorizonXP:  what is the binary file you are trying to run?  are you sure there isn't a package in ubuntu to replace it?
[10:27] <Sandking> so i'd have to make major reinstall?
[10:27] <a-stray-cat> oof, if there another vim binding that does what escape does when you're in insert mode?
[10:27] <Oli``> I accidentally just set Rythmbox to always be the default media app for my MP3 player. How can I undo that and set it to Banshee?
[10:27] <ikonia> Sandking: correct
[10:27] <zvacet> Sandking : yes
[10:27] <NewApples> jake ok i could do that before as well by going, system preference compiz fusionmanager
[10:28] <HorizonXP> sacarlson: positive there is no ubuntu replacement package.
[10:28] <a-stray-cat> the terminal im using hides itself when i hit escape :(
[10:28] <NewApples> jake but i am not certain as to have it start with start up anyway how do i check the fps
[10:28] <jake> NewApples: Yes, this just makes the process easier and more compact :D
[10:28] <a-stray-cat> making it hard to save and quit :X
[10:28] <HorizonXP> ikonia: ldd says it's not a dynamic executable
[10:28] <lightbricko> How can I make Firefox's store it's temp-files in RAM?
[10:28] <ikonia> HorizonXP: thats a worry, run "file" against it for me please ?
[10:28] <HorizonXP> ikonia: would it matter that Ubuntu's running in KVM? or that it's AMD64?
[10:28] <jake> NewApples: We will get to the startup in a second. Now once you have the Settings manager open scroll down to Benchmark and check the box next to it.
[10:28] <Sandking> ikonia: is there a way to save all my setups/themes/junk to be imported into fresh install? some type of data backup ready to implement into new os
[10:28] <Sandking> ?
[10:29] <a-stray-cat> nvm, i found it
[10:29] <NewApples> jake when you want to add something tot he startup thing you must know the command and i do not :S ok ok
[10:29] <ikonia> Sandking: sure, most of it is in your home dir, back that up somewhere and most of it will come back
[10:29] <Industrial> I'm trying to get my wireless to work with ubuntu on a macbook 4,1. I have tried both methods described here but get no extra device in ifconfig: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook_Santa_Rosa#Wireless%20Setup.
[10:29] <ikonia> HorizonXP: shouldn't matter at all, I've got amd64 running very well with kvm
[10:29] <HorizonXP> ikonia: ./imgcfg: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.2.5, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped
[10:29] <Sandking> excellent, thanks for help ikonia
[10:29] <NewApples> jake i have done so
[10:29] <ikonia> HorizonXP: ok, now we are getting some where
[10:29] <jake> NewApples: the command is "fusion-icon" without the " "
[10:29] <zyrorl_> hey
[10:29] <HorizonXP> ikonia: BTW, thanks for your help :)
[10:30] <ikonia> HorizonXP: so you're trying to run that on a 64bit kvm install ?
[10:30] <ikonia> HorizonXP: just to be clear
[10:30] <HorizonXP> ikonia: precisely.
[10:30] <jake> NewApples: Now, if you have enabled the plugin correctly, By Holding down the WinKey (SUPER) and pressing F12 you should get a small box with your current FPS.
[10:30] <zyrorl_> i've got issues recording on my laptop from the microphone, it worked fine in hardy, intrepid, but not in jaunty, i've got a dv2000 hp laptop
[10:30] <ikonia> HorizonXP: ok, on paper this isn't a problem, however it can be a problem in reality depending on how/what it's linked against
[10:30] <zyrorl_> can somene help?
[10:30] <NewApples> jake ok i did the add startup will now test f12 and win key
[10:30] <jake> NewApples: To Disable it, Do WinKey(Super) + F12 Again
[10:31] <NewApples> frame is around 145-147
[10:31] <alex881> NewApples good
[10:31] <ikonia> HorizonXP: I'm a little confused that ldd thinks it's not a dynamically linked file, yet file does
[10:31] <disappearedng> sacarlson: Yeah it doesn't say anything about php-config
[10:31] <NewApples> alex881 actually this is the pure clean installation of ubuntu i would also like to try it with the radeonhd installation haha
[10:31] <HorizonXP> ikonia: yeah, i thought the same thing.
[10:31] <jake> NewApples: Not bad ^_^ Now, play around in the settings manager and check out plugins such as the Desktop Cube, Cupe Rotate, Cube Deformation.
[10:31] <ikonia> HorizonXP: you don't have a 32bit linux box you can run "ldd" against it
[10:31] <NewApples> when all the letters become fat and UGLY
[10:31] <alex881> have you installed fusion icon? try to go into options and enable the 2 voices
[10:31] <alex881> and see the fps difference
[10:31] <ikonia> HorizonXP: that way we can get the info and fix it
[10:32] <sacarlson> disappearedng: what do you want to do configure it or see how it's configured?
[10:32] <jake> alex881: What is this 2 Voices?
[10:32] <zyrorl_> so i'm guessing no one knows anything about sound issues in jaunty?
[10:32] <HorizonXP> ikonia: yeah, i have a 32bit gentoo box, let me try there, give me a second
[10:32] <NewApples> jake tell me why is it important that compiz fusion starts when the program starts
[10:32] <ikonia> HorizonXP: that would be quite helpful
[10:32] <disappearedng> sacarlson What is php-config exactly
[10:32] <alex881> jake indirect rendering and loose bindings
[10:32] <Fran-X> hello
[10:32] <NewApples> jake why is it important that compiz fusion starts when ubuntu starts
[10:32] <Fran-X> anyone know what happend with feedmytorrents.com?
[10:32] <alex881> jake its increase a lot fps
[10:32] <ikonia> Fran-X: offtopic here
[10:32] <disappearedng> I have an app that is uses php-config inside a makefile
[10:32] <jake> NewApples: fusion-icon is what you want to add to your session startup. Its just the small icon that allows easier configuration of Compiz. And to easily swap between Metacity and Compiz.
[10:33] <HorizonXP> ikonia: absolutely beautiful.
[10:33] <HorizonXP> ikonia:         linux-gate.so.1 =>  (0xb804f000)
[10:33] <HorizonXP>         libc.so.6 => /lib/libc.so.6 (0xb7ee8000)
[10:33] <HorizonXP>         /lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0xb8033000)
[10:33] <FloodBot1> HorizonXP: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:33] <sacarlson> disappearedng: as it suggests it is how php is configured and what modules are supported
[10:33] <Fran-X> i use it in my ubuntu
[10:33] <ikonia> HorizonXP: use a pastebin please,
[10:33] <HorizonXP> sorry about the paste!
[10:33] <jake> alex881: Where may that be? I'm always interested in increasing FPS :D
[10:33] <alex881> disappearedng so use php file to run php client
[10:33] <ikonia> Fran-X: doesn't matter
[10:33] <ikonia> HorizonXP: no problem
[10:33] <Fran-X> it matter for me
[10:33] <ikonia> Fran-X: it's nothing to do with ubuntu - it's offtopic here
[10:33] <Fran-X> i dont find info in internet
[10:33] <NewApples> jake ok i am still in windows mentality after using it all my life which is you want as little as possible active at any time and do not run antyhgin because everything then explodes ;)
[10:33] <kixs> Any idea why crontab -e and adding a cronjob would not be saving them? It creates the file in /tmp but next time try crontab -e or -l it either creates anew file or says non exists
[10:33] <Industrial> I'm trying to get my wireless to work with ubuntu on a macbook 4,1. I have tried both methods described here but get no extra device in ifconfig: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook_Santa_Rosa#Wireless%20Setup
[10:33] <alex881> jake have you found them? in fusion icon..
[10:34] <disappearedng> alex881 how?
[10:34] <HorizonXP> ikonia: thunderstorm just started outside, so don't be surprised if i get knocked offline.
[10:34] <jake> NewApples: fusion-icon is a VERY small applet currently using only 7MB of ram on my system.
[10:34] <ikonia> HorizonXP: no problem, can you put the info on a pastebin please
[10:34] <jake> alex881: I do not see 2 Voices listed...
[10:34] <NewApples> jake omg 7 mb ram!!!! omg i will die ;)
[10:35] <HorizonXP> ikonia: whoops, sorry! here it is: http://pastebin.com/d4b1fe4b2
[10:35] <NewApples> jake no no i looked it uses 12mb!
[10:35] <NewApples> jake omg ;)
[10:35] <alex881> disappearedng just run into terminal php filename
[10:35] <jake> NewApples: lol ^_^
[10:35] <ikonia> HorizonXP: great news - thats a really small set of requirments
[10:35] <alex881> jake...mmhh...wait...i'll search for a picture...:D
[10:35] <disappearedng> alex881 Thiis how it's used ( from make files found with grep ) http://pastie.org/479935
[10:36] <HorizonXP> ikonia: yeah, and libc should already be there
[10:36] <HorizonXP> ikonia: i don't recognize the other 2
[10:36] <jake> alex881: I have enabled Loose Binding via Compiz Options.
[10:36] <jake> alex881: Indirect Rendering is Greyed out.
[10:36] <alex881> jake ok..so you have max fps..
[10:36] <alex881> :D
[10:36] <ikonia> HorizonXP: bad news - they are the 32bit "wants" and on your box you have the 64bit files in there, place, now ubuntu can deal with multilib (nice dynamic linking) however I think there is something specific in how your file was built as it's not being reported as "dynamically" linked by ldd - that part I can't explain
[10:37] <jake> alex881: What do you mean?
[10:37] <jake> alex881: Is Indirect Rendering not supported by my card or something?
[10:37] <ikonia> HorizonXP: if your file is dynaically linked, it would use the 32bit compatability libs on ubuntu's 64 bit install, but it's not from what I can see. if you look at /lib/ld-linux.so.2 you'll find on your ubuntu box it is the 64bit lib hence why your application won't run
[10:37] <alex881> jake ati?
[10:37] <jake> alex881
[10:38] <NewApples> jake running firefox eats about 30fps and here look it uses 12mb of ram http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/4553/screenshot4.png
[10:38] <disappearedng> alex881: I ran php Config.php but there's nothign
[10:38] <jake> alex881: Yes, Mobility Radeon X1600 256MB
[10:38] <ikonia> disappearedng: that's a php file - not an execuatable
[10:38] <disappearedng> ikonia: so what should be finding?
[10:38] <ikonia> HorizonXP: does that make sense ?
[10:38] <alex881> jake i've read somewere that it isn't supported by ati..but i don't remember now..
[10:38] <ikonia> disappearedng: I don't know what you are trying to do, so I don't know
[10:38] <alex881> jake sry
[10:38] <disappearedng> ikonia I am trying to emulate php-config
[10:39] <natrixnatrix89> Hi.. I'm just curious - why doesn't ext3 require defragmentation - like windows?
[10:39] <disappearedng> it's in the ubuntu package
[10:39] <HorizonXP> ikonia: it does. it also makes sense why it works on my gentoo host, since it is using multilib, so it has both the 32bit and 64bit libraries.
[10:39] <disappearedng> I have a program that requires php-config as a binary
[10:39] <jake> alex881: Sigh, :( Thats the problem with laptops. Impossible to upgrade/change Graphics chipsets :(
[10:39] <grawity> natrixnatrix89: Because it doesn't fragment that much.
[10:39] <ikonia> disappearedng: emmulate ? it's a binary file
[10:39] <thedark> hello everyone
[10:39] <disappearedng> where is the binary file
[10:39] <HorizonXP> ikonia: am I SOL on Ubuntu then?
[10:39] <halycon> Does anyone know what I could do to fix firefox for some reason everytime I open it I always have to kill the previous running firefox process
[10:39] <alex881> jake yep...i've upgraded only my wifi
[10:39] <disappearedng> whereis php-config shows nothing
[10:39] <HorizonXP> ikonia: or can I somehow get the 32bit libraries to play nice?
[10:39] <NewApples> logging
[10:39] <thedark> I am trying to play some Java games but they are not detecting output from my keyboard... yes, I have clicked on the game window a billion times!
[10:39] <natrixnatrix89> grawity: but then is it possible to reach a state when you do need to defragment it?
[10:40] <jake> alex881: I am very happy with this laptop though. Every single piece of hardware worked out of the box.  There may be an Extension/Add-On causing the closed firefox process to hang.
[10:41] <thedark> everything runs fine,  but it will not detect my keyboard input!
[10:42] <HorizonXP> ikonia: it wasn't installed, it's downloading now... maybe this will fix it!
[10:42]  * HorizonXP crosses fingers
[10:42] <jake> alex881: Well, in Pre Jaunty my integrated VIA chipset webcam would not work. But it works fine in Jaunty. Only problem is the activity light is stuck on O_o Its kind of unnerving.
[10:42] <ikonia> HorizonXP: fingers crossed,
[10:42] <ikonia> HorizonXP: maybe why ldd has a problem
[10:42] <zephism> so... i'm trying to install the proprietary driver for my nvidia graphics card
[10:42] <zephism> and it's just sitting at 0% "downloading and installing"
[10:42] <alex881> zephism you have to wait
[10:43] <zephism> oh, nevermind... it just jumped to like 80%
[10:43] <DenisCooper> hi all
[10:43] <alex881> XD
[10:43] <DenisCooper> wonder if anyone can help
[10:43] <zephism> man ubuntu is weird in comparison to windows in that stuff just... sits there
[10:43] <zephism> in windows there's at least an annoying hourglass that lets you know it's still working, lol
[10:43] <HorizonXP> ikonia: omg, ldd works now
[10:43] <ikonia> HorizonXP: perfect
[10:43] <ikonia> HorizonXP: I think we've cracked it
[10:43] <HorizonXP> ikonia: and so does the program
[10:43] <ikonia> HorizonXP: great, nice jo
[10:43] <ikonia> job
[10:43] <HorizonXP> ikonia: you're a saviour!
[10:43] <DenisCooper> i've been playing with ubuntu for a few weeks now and really loving it
[10:44] <ikonia> HorizonXP: no problem
[10:44] <DenisCooper> but i am now trying to access my idsik from me.com
[10:44] <DenisCooper> but keep getting not a webdav enabkled share
[10:44] <jake> ikonia: Reading about problems with 64bit versions of Any Linux distrobution have made me Very wary of trying it. Ill just stick to 32 ;)
[10:44] <EdwardXps> I need help trying to ps my terminal
[10:44] <zyrorl> can someone please help me with my sound problems? i've got issues with not being able to record from my microphone at all. It worked fine in intrepid and hardy. It's a conexant sound card.
[10:44] <HorizonXP> ikonia: I can't thank you enough. and now I learned a new way to debug problematic programs.
[10:44] <ikonia> jake: there aren't any problems
[10:44] <zyrorl> sound playback works perfectly however
[10:44] <ikonia> HorizonXP: no problem, happy to help
[10:44] <EdwardXps> i am trying to look for irssi through out so many processes
[10:45] <EdwardXps> is there a ps ?irssi command to search for that only process?
[10:45] <ikonia> EdwardXps: ps -ef | grep irssi
[10:45] <grawity> EdwardXps: pgrep irssi
[10:45] <alex881> ps -A | grep processname
[10:46] <EdwardXps> ps -ef | grep irssi   >> this command was successful on Cygwin :)
[10:46] <EdwardXps> thanks,
[10:46] <ikonia> EdwardXps: you are not using ubuntu ?
[10:46] <Afin> tian
[10:46] <EdwardXps> i was on it earlier
[10:47] <KingKimi> if i right clic and choose create document, a file called come see me  that i was downloading got added to that.. and when i click that, it gets copied to desktop.... how to remove "come see me" from right click > create document
[10:47] <EdwardXps> i need to ssh to irc when im at work
[10:47] <ikonia> EdwardXps: so why are you asking #ubuntu for help with cygwin ?
[10:47] <EdwardXps> so i can talk in here
[10:47] <grawity> ikonia: Because ps works everywhere?
[10:47] <ikonia> grawity: that's not the point
[10:47] <Afin> i wanna know abot hack
[10:47] <EdwardXps> ths is what happened
[10:47] <ikonia> EdwardXps: please keep in mind for future reference this channel is only for ubuntu support
[10:47] <ikonia> Afin: not here please -
[10:47] <EdwardXps> i have irssi open on this sshd and i have like 4 5 names cloned
[10:48] <Afin> so,who can help me?
[10:48] <EdwardXps> i have to kill those processes so the other names can go awaty
[10:48] <ikonia> Afin: not here
[10:48] <EdwardXps> i know ubuntu only
[10:48] <alex881> afin what??????
[10:48] <KingKimi> in right click menu, "come see me" got added under create document.. how do  i remove it ????
[10:48] <iceroot> EdwardXps: you need screen (if i get your "question" correctly)
[10:48] <ikonia> KingKimi: where did you get comeseeme ??
[10:49] <DenisCooper> anyone?
[10:49] <zyrorl> im guessing no one here knows anything about alsa or pulseaudio or anything like that?
[10:49] <KingKimi> ikonia, right click > create document > come see me, new file
[10:49] <iceroot> !anyone | zyrorl
[10:49] <ikonia> KingKimi: where did you get "comeseeme" from ?
[10:49] <KingKimi> ikonia, comeseeme is a folder.. and it has another sub menu instide it
[10:49] <KingKimi> ikonia, transmission
[10:49] <ikonia> KingKimi: uninstall transmission then
[10:49] <zyrorl> iceroot i already asked my question
[10:49] <Afin> hey,can you tell me where i can learn everything about hacking
[10:49] <zyrorl> and no one answered it
[10:50] <leeguy92> how would i go about stopping the smearing in OpenGL games?
[10:50] <zephism> um
[10:50] <zyrorl> its like everyone selectively ignored it or doesnt know an answer
[10:50] <zephism> does anyone know why i can't set my screen res bigger than 640x480
[10:50] <zephism> :S
[10:50] <iceroot> zyrorl: yes, then you dont must repeat if knowone knows
[10:50] <leeguy92> im using intel drivers
[10:50] <KingKimi> ikonia, but still, i am getting it
[10:51] <icqnumber> the power supply to my box was interrupted, and from now on gnome fails to start, at least no kernel panic, what can be done in this case?
[10:51] <DenisCooper> does places webdav folders work?
[10:51] <zyrorl> okay thanks for not helping
[10:51] <zephism> anyone?
[10:51] <KingKimi> !restartx
[10:51] <Edwardxp> Yay!!! kill those Evil Pids...
[10:51] <DenisCooper> icq boot in recovery mode and run the x fix - if that doesn't work check the filesystem
[10:51] <Edwardxp> there can be only one edward..
[10:51] <Edwardxp> one,
[10:52] <al_paun> is there any administration tool better than webmin?
[10:52] <Edwardxp> Die, Irssi duplicates
[10:52] <iceroot> al_paun: the shell
[10:52] <KingKimi> ikonia, i uninstalled transmission.. now, n right click , create new folder.. i have comeseeme still
[10:52] <al_paun> yes I know ... but not for me ... for one which doesn't know shell
[10:52] <iceroot> al_paun: also have a look at plesk
[10:52] <icqnumber> the power supply to my box was interrupted, and from now on gnome fails to start, at least no kernel panic, what can be done in this case?
[10:52] <DenisCooper> do webdav folders work in ubuntu 9.04
[10:52] <iceroot> al_paun: its not a good idea to use a server without knowledge (sorry)
[10:53] <zephism> ubottu i am completely confused
[10:54] <zephism> oh
[10:54] <zyrorl> ubottu how do i fix my sound
[10:54] <zyrorl> ubottu you're a retard
[10:54] <jake> I'm going to be setting up a NAS server at work. And I am planning on install ubuntu server edition on it. Does anybody know of any tutorials as to how to get Samba working correctly with a PRIMARILY windows network. And also how to get SSH set up?
[10:54] <leeguy92> ubottu: bots suck
[10:54] <icqnumber> the power supply to my box was interrupted, and from now on gnome fails to start, at least no kernel panic, what can be done in this case? x is not broken, and gnome is not loading, a lot of pop-ups do appear, letting me know that gnome setting could not be loaded correctly, or gnome packages was not installed correctly!
[10:54] <ozzmosis> ubottu: How is babby formed
[10:54] <leeguy92> ubottu: anything because ubottu is gay
[10:54] <iceroot> leeguy92: stop it
[10:55] <KingKimi> !botabuse
[10:55] <leeguy92> :(
[10:55] <jake> icqnumber: possibly corrupted packages due to power loss? :S
[10:55] <zephism> so uh
[10:55] <zephism> im still confused
[10:55] <DenisCooper> jake - if you are setting up a nas you would be better using freenas or openfiler
[10:55] <zephism> anyone know how i can make my reso bigger than 640x480? using nvidia proprietary driver
[10:55] <KingKimi> ikonia, are you there ? :(
[10:55] <Stanlin> how to install Silverlight in ubuntu???
[10:55] <zyrorl> !search for someone who knows anything on how to help with jaunty not working with conexant sound recording on internal microphone
[10:55] <DenisCooper> zephism - have you installed the nvidia drivers?
[10:55] <alex881> zephism already installed? try to run glxgears from terminal
[10:56] <jake> DenisCooper: I also plan on installing a FTP & HTTP Server on it. Would FreeNAS or OpenFiler offer such services OTB?
[10:56] <DenisCooper> openfiler does ftp, http, iscsi, nfs, cifs
[10:56] <icqnumber> the power supply to my box was interrupted, and from now on gnome fails to start, at least no kernel panic, what can be done in this case? x is not broken, and gnome is not loading, a lot of pop-ups do appear, letting me know that gnome setting could not be loaded correctly, or gnome packages was not installed correctly! all i have i only pop-ups and a brawn screen
[10:56] <DenisCooper> you can link it to ldap database too - such as Active Directory
[10:56] <thedark> ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I just want to relive the 90s, why will no one help me? *spindashes the room*
[10:57] <DenisCooper> you can also do snapshots etc using openfiler
[10:57] <Narusegawa> Just wondering, is there a channel for general application advice?
[10:57] <jake> DenisCooper: Most of that is over my head ;) But ill read up on it. Thanks for pointing me in the right directions!
[10:57] <DenisCooper> no worries
[10:57] <KingKimi> ikonia, i am sorry.  are you there ? :(
[10:57] <DenisCooper> its quite simple to setup
[10:58] <DenisCooper> nfs and ciffs are the best option most likely for you
[10:58] <linduxed> ok so im in gnu/linux now, but i think i screwed up my partition table so that all partitions except the windows one (ntfs) work. the partition still shows as a ntfs partition, but its not mountable and grub doesnt recognize it as something bootable.
[10:58] <linduxed> Now i have no real problem with reinstalling windows, i use it for nothing but a few games anyway, but i need to recover a gig or two of data. how do i do this?
[10:58] <KingKimi> ikonia, i shutdown computer when transmission was running
[10:58] <KingKimi> ikonia, so i got it :(
[10:58] <icqnumber> the power supply to my box was interrupted, and from now on gnome fails to start, at least no kernel panic, what can be done in this case? x is not broken, and gnome is not loading, a lot of pop-ups do appear, letting me know that gnome setting could not be loaded correctly, or gnome packages was not installed correctly! all i have i only pop-ups and a brawn screen
[10:58] <KingKimi> reinstall
[10:59] <KingKimi> sorry
[10:59] <DenisCooper> icqnumer - did you try the recovery method i mentioined
[10:59] <DenisCooper> does anyone know if webdav folders work correctly in ubuntu
[10:59] <thedark> thanks for nothing Ubuntu IRC! You may win the battle, but the war is far from over!!!!!!!!!!!!
[10:59] <icqnumber> DenisCooper, have not seen?
[11:00] <alex881> wtf???
[11:00] <mypapit_prob> !wtf|alex881
[11:00] <alex881> sry all..
[11:00] <Narusegawa> Anyone know of a good iTunes replacement?
[11:01] <KingKimi> itunes under wine ?
[11:01] <grawity> Narusegawa: For using with iPods, or just for listening to music?
[11:01] <tank-man> Narusegawa, amarok
[11:01] <Narusegawa> Both
[11:01] <airtonix> anyone else currently using lua & sqlite on intrepid?, i'm having problems getting the sqlite dependancie in my lua scripts
[11:01] <KingKimi> ikonia, ?! :(
[11:01] <zephism> oh uh
[11:01] <zephism> re: people who were trying to help me
[11:01] <icqnumber> the power supply to my box was interrupted, and from now on gnome fails to start, at least no kernel panic, what can be done in this case? x is not broken, and gnome is not loading, a lot of pop-ups do appear, letting me know that gnome setting could not be loaded correctly, or gnome packages was not installed correctly! all i have i only pop-ups and a brawn screen
[11:01] <zephism> i freshly installed ubuntu desktop 9.04
[11:01] <zephism> it came with default stuff
[11:01] <zephism> then i installed nvidia drivers
[11:02] <FloodBot1> zephism: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:02] <jake> DenisCooper: I'm liking FreeNAS :D
[11:02] <zephism> and the only reso's nvidia drivers give me are 320 or 640
[11:03] <zephism> glxgears runs perfectly
[11:03] <stefg> icqnumber: i'd add another user (sudo adduser on the console) and try if the new user works. Booting into single mode and doing a fsck might also help
[11:03] <alex881> zephism fps?
[11:04] <KingKimi> !nvidia | zephism
[11:04] <KingKimi> ikonia, ?? :( are you there ?  sorry.. do you know how to remove it ?
[11:04] <Stanlin> how to install Silverlight in ubuntu???
[11:05] <ozzmosis> anyone have any recommendations for the font in GNOME Terminal?  not really extactic with the ones that come with Ubuntu
[11:05] <airtonix> anyone else currently using lua & sqlite on intrepid?, i'm having problems getting the sqlite dependancie in my lua scripts
[11:05] <ozzmosis> tempted to yank out the one OS X uses for its Terminal
[11:05] <KingKimi> is there a command that would list all softwares installed in ubuntu ??????
[11:05] <stefg> ozzmosis: xfonts-terminus
[11:05] <cpach> hey folks! i'm trying to set up x with nvidias binary drivers in 9.04 jaunty. there seems to be 4 different packages to choose from in ubuntus repos. how do i know which one to choose?
[11:05] <ozzmosis> stefg: cheers
[11:05] <stefg> !info xfonts-terminus
[11:06] <KingKimi>  is there a command that would list all softwares installed in ubuntu ??????
[11:06] <airtonix> !info dpkg
[11:06] <ezerhoden> dpkg -l
[11:06] <ozzmosis> KingKimi: dpkg --list is one way
[11:06] <ozzmosis> -l = synonym for --list
[11:07] <zephism> alex: its getting like, hundreds of frames a sec
[11:08] <alex881> mmhh..my desktop is 1440x900..i get thousand of fps
[11:08] <alex881> have you rebooted?
[11:08] <alex881> 6000fps with a 8600 mobile card..
[11:08] <zephism> yeah i rebooted
[11:08] <unforgiven512> zephism: how did your install go?
[11:09] <icqnumber> the power supply to my box was interrupted, and from now on gnome fails to start, at least no kernel panic, what can be done in this case? x is not broken, and gnome is not loading, a lot of pop-ups do appear, letting me know that gnome setting could not be loaded correctly, or gnome packages was not installed correctly! all i have i only pop-ups and a brawn screen
[11:09] <ozzmosis> stefg: sorry, not a fan of Terminus either ;)
[11:10] <alex881> zephism how did you have installed it? try to install (or reinstall) nvidia-glx-180 package and have a look at terminal during install
[11:10] <stefg> ozzmosis: ttf-liberation monospace variant?
[11:10] <zephism> unforgiven good, just having problems with nvidia drivers
[11:10] <zephism> alex i installed it by going to the 'hardware drivers' or whatever in administration
[11:10] <KingKimi> thx
[11:11] <Gamarok__> can i upgrade from gutsy to jaunty
[11:11] <xubnub> hi all :)
[11:12] <Gamarok__> i mean is it possible
[11:12] <Gamarok__> anyhow
[11:12] <stefg> Gamarok__: only by transition through hardy and intrepid... a fresh install will be cleaner and simpler
[11:13] <stefg> !clone
[11:13] <Gamarok__> so theres no other way except for a fresh install stefg
[11:14] <ozzmosis> stefg: monaco.ttf did the trick
[11:14] <alex881> zephism do what i said..reinstall package nvidia-glx-180 from synaptic
[11:15] <stefg> Gamarok__: you /can/ upgrade to hardy, then to intrepid, then to jaunty. But i wouldn't recommend it. you waste tons of bandwidth and will have a suboptimal system in the end. backup your home-dir and reinstall
[11:16] <xubnub> stefg, i'm wondering, is it then possible to maintain your apps and settings after a fresh install?
[11:16] <ozzmosis> xubnub: yes .. almost everything is stored in your $HOME directory
[11:16] <ozzmosis> /etc is worth backing up too
[11:16] <xubnub> great info here, thanks!
[11:17] <stefg> xubnub: your personal settings are in your /home-dir, and package selection can be replicated (see !clone factoid). The only thing to worry about is third-party apps
[11:17] <ozzmosis> /etc/X11/xorg.conf and maybe /etc/apt/sources.list come to mind
[11:18] <ShashiGowda> I'm killing myself trying to make my Smartlink 56K modem work on Ubuntu (jaunty)....  I just upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04. Now my MP3's play verry fast most of the time. It does not matter what app I use to play them.Any help would be apreciated.
[11:19] <ozzmosis> xubnub: should work .. might be permissions problems to sort out though
[11:20] <ShashiGowda> stefg: I don't know how to do that without an internet connection!!!
[11:20] <xubnub> uh oh
[11:20] <jake> Loco: What frequency were they encoded at?
[11:21] <ShashiGowda> jake: frequency or bytespeed?
[11:21] <stefg> ShashiGowda: .. ah... just found out there is no more -386 flavor. try booting with a nosmp boot argument
[11:22] <stefg> !boot
[11:22] <ozzmosis> xubnub: you might need to do something like "sudo chown -R ozzmosis:ozzmosis /home/ozzmosis"
[11:22] <icqnumber> the power supply to my box was interrupted, and from now on gnome fails to start, at least no kernel panic, what can be done in this case? x is not broken, and gnome is not loading, a lot of pop-ups do appear, letting me know that gnome setting could not be loaded correctly, or gnome packages was not installed correctly! all i have i only pop-ups and a brawn screen
[11:22] <leeguy92> how do i generate an xorg.conf file?
[11:23] <alex881> on nvidia just run nvidia-xconfig
[11:23] <Loco> it varies this hapins on all of them regardless of size or bitrate
[11:23] <leeguy92> for intel GMAs
[11:23] <ozzmosis> leeguy92: "sudo xorg -configure", I think
[11:23] <xubnub> ozzmosis: thanks for another command to read up on :P
[11:24] <jake> ShashiGowda: I meant Sample Rate
[11:24] <daveco> hey, apparently i am running in "low graphics mode", anyone know how to fix that?
[11:24] <ozzmosis> xubnub: chown is good to know
[11:24] <stefg> !fixres | daveco
[11:25] <stefg> daveco: and run <lspci | grep VGA> to find out waht graphic chip you're running. Probably X doesn't use the right driver
[11:25] <xubnub> ozzmosis: i hope this a good resource: http://www.ss64.com/osx/chown.html (you can always point this nuub to a more user-friendly version though :P)
[11:26] <DVA5912> The new distro out gots prblems. for some reason if im doing something as simple as chating on here and ripping cd its locks up.. don't know why but its totally locked. Mouse doesn't move or anything. This isn't considered stable is it? if not im downgrading
[11:26] <Loco> be back in bout 20 min
[11:26] <daveco> stefg: this is what i get for the command: http://paste2.org/p/212032
[11:27] <bo> OOOO HJOPPOOOO
[11:27] <daveco> stefg: the main problem is that the refesh rate is horible
[11:27] <bo> JHJ
[11:27] <bo> HJK
[11:28] <ozzmosis> xubnub: well the Ubuntu man page for chown will be the "definitive" version for Ubuntu .. open a Terminal and type man chown
[11:28] <ozzmosis> xubnub: but OS X's will be pretty similar
[11:28] <daveco> can someone help me get out of "low graphics mode?
[11:28] <stefg> daveco: Intel chips are usually not a major problem. Your display seems not to be detected, so X goes to a safe resoulution.
[11:29] <DVA5912> daveco: what's your ram
[11:29] <stefg> daveco: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1142925
[11:29] <xubnub> thanks ozzmosis!
[11:30] <daveco> DVA5912: 512 MB
[11:30] <Narusegawa> I've added some mp3's to Amarok but it's refusing the play them. "too many errors encountered in playlist" but it doesn't tell me what errors at all. Anyway to find out?
[11:30] <daniftodi_> #ubuntu-ro
[11:30] <DVA5912> daveco: I then think it would be what stefg said
[11:30] <lightbricko> I have 3 GB RAM. Why does System Monitor only show 1.9? (I run Jaunty 64 bit)
[11:31] <zoran> Hello
[11:32] <DVA5912> The new version out gots prblems. for some reason if im doing something as simple as chating on here and ripping cd its locks up.. don't know why but its totally locked. Mouse doesn't move or anything. This isn't considered stable is it? if not im downgrading
[11:32] <M_1000> well its not stable
[11:33] <iceschade> hi all
[11:33] <M_1000> for stability you want debian ;)
[11:33] <zoran> I need help for something. I want to connect on another ubuntu pc i want to see desktop and be able to make changes... Something similar to TeamViewer on Windows ?
[11:33] <iceschade> anyone here tried the new Fallout Collection under wine/cedega?
[11:33] <iceschade> (new is a misnomer)
[11:34] <DVA5912> M_1000:Then why is ubuntu putting it out? And where can I downgrade
[11:34] <M_1000> dva5912: i dont think you can "downgrade"
[11:34] <zixY> I need help for something. I want to connect on another ubuntu pc i want to see desktop and be able to make changes... Something similar to TeamViewer on Windows ? Anyone ?
[11:35] <DVA5912> M_1000: so what I got to download the more latter version? why do I suddently feel the urge to take my vista disk outa the trash
[11:35] <icqnumber> the power supply to my box was interrupted, and from now on gnome fails to start, at least no kernel panic, what can be done in this case? x is not broken, and gnome is not loading, a lot of pop-ups do appear, letting me know that gnome setting could not be loaded correctly, or gnome packages was not installed correctly! all i have i only pop-ups and a brawn screen
[11:35] <DVA5912> and rip irt to the cd wait 30 minutes then boot back up re install everything and go from their
[11:36] <M_1000> dva5912: im not sure
[11:37] <daveco> can someone help me get out of "low resalution mode?
[11:38] <icqnumber> the power supply to my box was interrupted, and from now on gnome fails to start, at least no kernel panic, what can be done in this case? x is not broken, and gnome is not loading, a lot of pop-ups do appear, letting me know that gnome setting could not be loaded correctly, or gnome packages was not installed correctly! all i have i only pop-ups and a brawn screen
[11:39] <Boohbah> icqnumber: fsck your root fs
[11:40] <stefg> !ext4
[11:40] <razer> hiho
[11:41] <sikor_> hej
[11:41] <daveco> can someone help me get my monitor recognised?
[11:41] <icqnumber> Boohbah, and?
[11:41] <xubnub> wat, this is weird, i changed the time&date, but the time shown at the top-right corner didn't change at all :S
[11:41] <sikor_> jest tu ktoś kto zna polski
[11:41] <stefg> !pl
[11:42] <sikor_> thanx
[11:42] <kraut> hi
[11:42] <xubnub> hi kraut
[11:42] <kraut> since i updated to jaunty, my pam_thinkfinger.so authentification doesn't work anymore
[11:42] <xubnub> :S
[11:42] <kraut> i'm using that module in common-auth and the bir file is in /etc/pam_thinkfinger/kraut.bir for example
[11:42] <stefg> kraut: known issue with jaunty ... no solution yet
[11:42] <kraut> when gdm starts, i type in my login name kraut
[11:43] <kraut> after that it asks me for striping the finger but that doesnt work
[11:43] <kraut> stefg: but tf-tool --verify works like a charm?
[11:43] <Loco> im bak
[11:43] <kraut> Please swipe your finger (successful swipes 1/1, failed swipes: 0)... done.
[11:43] <kraut> Result: Fingerprint does match.
[11:43] <stefg> kraut: does it?
[11:43] <ctrlmd> hi is there away to display the contents of my phone from bluethooth cause its only display the name of the files but it does not display the contents like .jpg .mp3 files
[11:43] <kraut> stefg: yep
[11:43] <stefg> what Thinkpad series is that?
[11:43] <kraut> T61
[11:45] <kraut> stefg: i saw that bug but it works here with that kernel: Linux dreamland 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:58:03 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[11:45] <Fazer2> hi, I've updated my Ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04, how can I check what graphics drivers are being used now by the system?
[11:46] <Boohbah> Fazer2: grep -i driver /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[11:46] <Gamarok__> can anyone help me my xorg.conf looks like this  http://paste.ubuntu.com/173562/  and i dont get resolutions higher than 800X600 and i cant boot in without adding the xforcevesa mode because my graphic card is damaged
[11:46] <stefg> kraut: have you read http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_enable_the_fingerprint_reader_with_ThinkFinger ?
[11:46] <Slart> ctrlmd: talking to phones over bluetooth is a bit of a hit and miss.. there are some software available but it isn't as polished as the stuff you get for windows
[11:47] <kraut> stefg: not the jaunty part, but will do it now
[11:47] <Slart> ctrlmd: I would suggest you be happy you can transfer files at all.. you're already further along than most people get =/
[11:47] <kraut> stefg: maybe the new pam modul via ppa makes sense, i'll give it a try
[11:47] <kraut> stefg: and you say it's not working at all in jaunty?
[11:48] <Fazer2> Boohbah: can you look at this? http://pastebin.com/d2a64dd9c
[11:48] <stefg> kraut: that's a kernel thing on some thinkpads. your driver is obviously ok, just pam is causing trouble
[11:48] <Fazer2> Boohbah: I can see ati_drv and radeon_drv
[11:49] <ctrlmd> slart the problem i can see the name  of all folders but not the contents sometimes i get to see a single picture and other times i cant see anything but folders
[11:49] <Fazer2> Boohbah: is it the open source driver or the propretary?
[11:49] <kraut> stefg: yep. i'll take a reboot, just to be sure everything is reloaded. brb
[11:49] <Boohbah> Fazer2: i think it's the open source driver
[11:49] <Gamarok__> can anyone help me my xorg.conf looks like this  http://paste.ubuntu.com/173562/  and i dont get resolutions higher than 800X600 and i cant boot in without adding the xforcevesa mode because my graphic card is damaged
[11:50] <Gamarok__> anyone one help me
[11:50] <kraut> stefg: sudo su - is working right now :D
[11:50] <kraut> stefg: br
[11:50] <kraut> b
[11:50] <ctrlmd> slart ok i'll try to be happy cause i can transfer files
[11:50] <Fazer2> Boohbah: thanks, I was puzzled, because everything works - even 3D
[11:52] <Loco> Hi. I just upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04. Now my MP3's play verry fast most of the time. It does not matter what app I use to play them or what size or bitrate they were made at..Any help would be apreciated.
[11:52] <ctrlmd> thx for help slart
[11:55] <kraut> stefg: gdm auth is working like a charme :)
[11:55] <kraut> stefg: need to look know, why screensaver isn't unlockable via fingerprint
[11:56] <Gamarok__> can somebody take a look at this http://paste.ubuntu.com/173562/
[11:56] <linduxed> i think i messed up my partition table and now i can neither mount nor boot windows. All i need is to extract some files. when i try to mount the partition i get the following: http://pastebin.com/m237ab701
[11:59] <treut> hi all, i have a very anoying problem, when i surf with firefox it keep going back to homepage randomly, and nautilus keep going back to home folder. Any idea what could be the problem ?
[11:59] <ozzmosis> randomly?
[11:59] <|ns|nR8> your bumping the home button on keyboard
[11:59] <treut> yes
[11:59] <MinusSeven> 9.10 Alpha is out already
[12:00] <treut> my home keybord key is normal
[12:00] <TryH_> hello people of ubuntu
[12:00] <ozzmosis> treut: erratic mouse buttons?
[12:00] <treut> my mouse seems ok
[12:00] <ozzmosis> reminds me of my problem with Firefox where if I right-click on a link, sometimes it wants to bookmark it instead
[12:00] <creamycentre> holy crap, there's like 1400 users in here
[12:01] <kholerabbi> 1401
[12:01] <xubnub> yeah and my firefox and synaptic just crashed xD
[12:01] <xubnub> 1403
[12:01] <treut> =)
[12:01] <soforever> hi
[12:02] <xubnub> hello soforever
[12:02] <TryH_> what is the best ubuntu distro so far?
[12:02] <treut> and if no windows are open, nautilus show up by itself
[12:02] <xubnub> !bestdistro
[12:02] <xubnub> listen to the ubottu! ;p
[12:02] <treut> but it takes some times, its very random
[12:03] <treut> may it has something to do with my xorg.conf ?
[12:03] <ozzmosis> TryH_: Ubuntu 53.04 is the best version of Ubuntu .. due in 2053!
[12:03] <TryH_> :)
[12:03] <ozzmosis> it all went downhill after 53
[12:05] <leeguy92> anyone wanna explain this??http://imagebin.org/49251
[12:05] <leeguy92> :P
[12:05] <Loco> Hi. I just upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04. Now my MP3's play verry fast most of the time. It does not matter what app I use to play them or what size or bitrate they were made at..Any help would be apreciated.
[12:05] <progesterone> What's my root password? I've never set root password (su password) during Ubuntu installation.
[12:05] <grawity> progesterone: Ubuntu doesn't have one.
[12:05] <valdur55> how can use Webcam?
[12:05] <treut> i guess as noone answer, it's not a common problem. well thanks anyway :)
[12:06] <Slart> !root | progesterone
[12:06] <valdur55> !root
[12:06] <valdur55> :P
[12:07] <bassliner> ez there, so how could it actually be my host time runs 50 seconds off with ntpd running? when i killed ntpd and did an ntpdate, it was showing me an offset of 51 seconds.
[12:07] <Slart> bassliner: nptd misconfigured or trying to set the time right slowly
[12:08] <bassliner> Slart: any buzzwords i could google for to find something out about the misconfigured?
[12:08] <Slart> bassliner: afaik you don't want to change the time in a big leap.. it's far better to slowly adjust the clock over a longer period of time
[12:08] <progesterone> grawity Slart ubottu Thanks.
[12:08] <bassliner> Slart: the main question still remains, how do i find out why it was 50sec off with ntpd running?
[12:08] <Slart> bassliner: does "ntpd" count as a buzzword? =) ..
[12:08] <bassliner> Slart: bah :)
[12:08] <GNUix> bassliner: are you sure that ntpd is actually syncing your time? (you can check with ntpq -c readvar) you should see a stratum of 3 (or one higher than your configured servers)
[12:09] <bassliner> GNUix: lemme check
[12:09] <Slart> bassliner: I've got a suggestion though.. set the time to something way more wrong.. something like 6 hours off.. then try restarting ntpd
[12:09] <Milos_SD> Hi all...
[12:09] <Slart> bassliner: it might come to the conclusion that 6 hours is way to much to adjust for in a slow manner and might set it to the correct time right away
[12:10] <bassliner> Slart: thanks.
[12:10] <Milos_SD> I have a problem with Ubuntu 9.04 and MSI VR630 laptop... I succesfully installed it, but after update, it doesn't start... after 20% of boot, I get a black screen :S
[12:11] <Slart> bassliner: if it's actually running and actively adjusting time at all.. from what I remember it isn't really obvious if it's running or not.. if it's running you should get messages in the syslog when it syncs and stuff.. a couple of those per day or so