[13:23] <Pici> Moae: I'm doing some version number comparisons, since I'm not on 9.04 I'm looking to see what you might be missing
[13:23] <mo0nykit> What entry in the Makefile should I look for to know if it provides an uninstall rule?
[13:23] <joaopinto> spirit-sight, are you upgrading to karmic ?
[13:24] <unefa> hello... how do i find out what my ubuntu system footprint size is?
[13:24] <spirit-sight> I am already have karmic on system, its great!
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> unefa: df -h
[13:24] <Moae> Pici: what version number? about ati drivers?
[13:24] <joaopinto> spirit-sight, then you already asked on the correct channel, #ubuntu+1, and there is no point repeating it here ;)
[13:24] <xacket> what's a system footprint?
[13:24] <Pici> Moae: Yes. I'm using xorg-driver-fglrx | 2:8.660-0ubuntu2
[13:25] <spirit-sight> no response on that channel joaopinto that why ask here, I figureed it could be just a genral question
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> xacket: i think s/he means the space used on the internal drive to store the oS, lets see
[13:26] <shai> iceroot, I donno man... i tried searching for that 9.04 net installer... but I didn't find it yet....
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> spirit-sight: its not officially released so its not supported in the official channels, its why +1 exists
[13:26] <xacket> can anyone tell me why youtube viedeos won't play in High Quality on Adobi Flash Player?
[13:26] <unefa> yes... i have a 4.9 gb footprint and i'm using xubuntu. i would like to create a live cd with the apps i isntalled on it ...
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> xacket: are you running a 64bit ubuntu?
[13:27] <Moae> Pici: zorg-driver-fglrx 2:8,600
[13:27] <xacket> ActionParsnip, no
[13:27] <Moae> Pici: sorry xorg*
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> xacket: have you got the latest flash plugin from the repos?
[13:27] <xacket> ActionParsnip, yes
[13:27] <unefa> but when i do a remastersys backup, the computer hangs up.  is my footprint too large or what?
[13:27] <Moae> Pici: you use the Karmic?
[13:27] <Pici> Moae: Yes.
[13:27] <xacket> what version is the latest and how do i confirm?
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> xacket: have you installed and configured video drivers?
[13:28] <Pici> Moae: I need to step away from my desk for a few minutes.  I'll be back in a few.
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> xacket: about: plugins      without the space
[13:28] <xacket> what would video drivers have to do with sound?
[13:28] <xacket> about:plugins ?
[13:28] <gartral> xacket: vid/sound combo cards
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> xacket: the question was regarding youtube video playing in high quality...no?
[13:29] <udssr_shorty> Hi! Does anybody know a script/application/plugin/... to generate thumbnails of all image files of a folder (including subfolders)? But the thumbnails should be stored in /home/USER/.thumbnails in the right filename-format so that nautilus/konquer can handle them
[13:29] <Moae> Pici: ok
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> xacket: yes, thats why i put the space too ;)
[13:30] <xacket> ActionParsnip, oh yes, that's what I meant sorry
[13:30] <shai> Does anyone know where the 9.04 Netinstaller image is?
[13:30] <llutz> udssr_shorty: use convert in a for-loop
[13:30] <unefa> i've tried to remastersys several times, but the pc keeps hanging up during the backup process
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> udssr_shorty: you could use imagemagick to create small version of the file
[13:30] <kisuke> ibrahim google "install flash player ubuntu 64 bit" should be in top five my fire fox just died on me otherwise i would give you a link
[13:30] <pambot_ftw> http : //www
[13:30] <xacket> ActionParsnip, it says I have SWF installed
[13:30] <pambot_ftw> what i meant sorry
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> xacket: get rid of that and install the adobe one
[13:31] <xacket> ActionParsnip, how?
[13:32] <udssr_shorty> llutz, ActionParsnip can i not just use eg. nautilus functionallity for this? because if i open a folder in nautilus it generates the thumbnails automatic?
[13:32] <onats> help, i can't login to my X serevr
[13:32] <onats> server
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> udssr_shorty: not sure, i dont use it
[13:32] <pambot_ftw> ist ja onats can i not just use eg
[13:32] <onats> No Screens Found
[13:32] <udssr_shorty> ActionParsnip, do you know how to access this nautilus functionality?
[13:33] <Moae> afk
[13:33] <xacket> ActionParsnip, how?
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> xacket: search synaptic for flash and remove swfplayer and any flashes at all
[13:33] <pambot_ftw> xacket, oh yes, that's what i meant sorry
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> udssr_shorty: i dont use it
[13:33] <xacket> xacket, that would mean removing adobe flash as well
[13:33] <pambot_ftw> xacket : use convert in a
[13:33] <xacket> pambot_ftw, what?
[13:33] <Moae> back again
[13:35] <yoyo> dika
[13:35] <SteveRox> hi, i installed moblin on my eee pc and karmic was installed. But the grub of moblin i cant choose ubuntu. how i can fix that grub (2) loads all my systems?
[13:35] <arand> xacket: Do a search for "flash" in synaptic and remove everything except flashplugin-installer
[13:35] <pambot_ftw> convert in a arand
[13:35] <pambot_ftw> SteveRox, how are you a robot, isn't it ?
[13:35] <mo0nykit> Hello! Here's my situation. I installed octave from the jaunty repos. Then, I changed the /etc/apt/sources.list to refer to the karmic repos (then a "sudo apt-get update"). When I did "sudo apt-get remove octave", it complains that "octave is not installed". Then I switched back to the jaunty repos, and now I can uninstall octave. I just want to confirm: Does the package manager depend on sources.list to know which packages are installed?
[13:36] <kisuke> onats use " sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org" and make sure to use vesa drivers see also http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/x-server-cant-start-error-no-screens-found-378077/
[13:36] <Moae> Pici: when you come back call me :D
[13:36] <SteveRox> no ;)
[13:36] <shai> Anyone know where the 9.04 Netinstaller image is?
[13:36] <mo0nykit> shai, you mean the Minimal CD?
[13:37] <shai> mo0nykit, do I ?
[13:37] <shai> mo0nykit, is that what's its called? Not a net installer?
[13:37] <onats> kisuke, thanks for the link. reading it. however, when i do reconfigure xserver-xorg, i dont get any prompts for anything related to display
[13:37] <onats> kisuke, can this be a sign that my video card got busted?
[13:37] <shai> mo0nykit, I just want to burn this small CD and be able to install Ubuntu from a mirror site (ie. from the net)
[13:37] <pambot_ftw> i can't login to my x serevr
[13:38] <kokozedman> hey guys, i'm new to Ubuntu, and i find it really easy and fun to use
[13:38] <kisuke> shai why netinstaller? why not use the full disk?
[13:38] <pambot_ftw> octave is not installed
[13:38] <kokozedman> but i'd like to know one thing: is there a bleeding edge packages in Ubuntu?
[13:38] <mo0nykit> shai, yes that's it. you can google Ubuntu Minimal CD. I forgot the http address.
[13:38] <shai> kisuke, 1. cuz I only have with me a small CD (approx. 200mb) and another that is 650mb (not 700mb as required)... so I need something small, to install the rest from the net (ie. mirror)
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> kokozedman: id use stable until you are comfortable with the OS
[13:39] <pambot_ftw> a small cd approx
[13:39] <kokozedman> i want to use aria2 v1.6.0
[13:39] <kisuke> onats possable also try googleing the error you gave me th link is here: xserver no screens found
[13:39] <pambot_ftw> not use the full disk ?
[13:39] <shai> mo0nykit, I will... thank you.
[13:39] <kokozedman> ActionParsnip: why?
[13:39] <mo0nykit> shai, np :)
[13:39] <kisuke> shai then you want a minamal CD i do belave
[13:39] <pambot_ftw> error you gave me th link is here : xserver no screens found
[13:39] <shai> kisuke, Seems that way... since mo0nykit suggested it.. I'll google for it thanks!
[13:40] <kisuke> shai one min ill give you a link just had it up
[13:40] <kokozedman> ActionParsnip: it's not that hard to do things in it; i do a lot of downloads, and the provided 1.1.5 isn't having the feature that i need
[13:40] <shai> kisuke, no need... found it :)
[13:40] <kisuke> onats sorry wrong feild
[13:40] <OriWB> Can someone hekp me use cubase? I installed it through wine, but i cantget it to run
[13:40] <shai> kisuke, Its here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[13:41] <shai> kisuke, I just had to look for the right thing... I was looking for "net installer" and "netinstall" and NOT "minimal CD"
[13:41] <kokozedman> i was thinking of compiling from source, but the development tools are not yet installed; and i can't do installation at this time
[13:41] <kisuke> onat http://www.google.com/search?q=xserver+no+screens+found&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> kokozedman: bleeding edge can have issues which you wont be able to troubleshoot with so little knowledge of the OS
[13:41] <SteveRox> hi, i installed moblin on my eee pc and karmic was installed. But the grub of moblin i cant choose ubuntu. how i can fix that grub (2) loads all my systems?
[13:41] <kokozedman> ActionParsnip: i have been a long-time Linux user; and the packages that i'm going to use are not that critical
[13:42] <kokozedman> could you help me get that one package bleeding please ;)
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> kokozedman: http://ppa-search.appspot.com/
[13:42] <kokozedman> i was just switching over to Ubuntu; that's all, i'm actually been from Gentoo
[13:42] <kokozedman> ok, thanks
[13:43] <OriWB> Can someone help me run cubase?
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> kokozedman: you can search for the dev's ppas to get stuff, theres a bleeding edge Xorg and 190 nvidia drivers that I know of
[13:43] <Moae> back again
[13:44] <devD> I have installed 'kubuntu-desktop' in my ubuntu and when I restarted and started kde , there was no network not even any system, places and application icons.
[13:44] <kokozedman> ActionParsnip: there is not aria2 in there; btw, what does PPA means?
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> kokozedman: you could also compile from source
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | kokozedman
[13:45] <xacket> arand, what do I do after that ?
[13:45] <kokozedman> i guess i'll have to compile from source; what package do i need to install in order to get all gcc, g++, make, ... stuffs?
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> devD: I'd ask in #kubuntu
[13:46] <devD> ActionParsnip, ok
[13:46] <arand> xacket: restart all firefox instances an see if it works?
[13:46] <xacket> arand, what should occur?
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> mo0nykit: you have upgraded to karmic in te incorrect manner
[13:46] <arand> xacket: Youtube should work?
[13:46] <llutz> kokozedman: 1st build-essential and -dev packages depending on what you try to compile
[13:47] <xacket> ActionParsnip, is this good advice arand is giving me?
[13:47] <ActionParsnip> !info build-essential | kokozedman
[13:47] <timber> anyone can tell me how can i recover multiple items from the trash? my trash have some items but when i open it the trash don't show the items
[13:47] <ActionParsnip> xacket: huh?
[13:48] <arand> ActionParsnip: I've instructed to remove everything except flashplugin-installer and then restart firefox.
[13:48] <mo0nykit> ActionParsnip: i did not intend to upgrade to karmic. I just switched repos temporarily in order to get the 2.6.31 kernel sources (with Ubuntu patch 11.36).
[13:48] <Aalinux> After unmount the pendrive , the light of pendrive is still on, but it is off on windows . Why?
[13:49] <mo0nykit> If I install openbox from source, can I uninstall it using "make install -c" ? If not, how do I know, by looking at the Makefile?
[13:49] <xacket> he's telling me to uninstall everything that comes up under 'flash' in synaptic, except flashplugin-installer, then flash is supposed to work in firefox I guess
[13:49] <Moae> Pici: are you there?
[13:50] <Pici> Moae: Just got back
[13:50] <llutz> mo0nykit: use checkinstall and don't worry
[13:50] <mortal> does anyone else have karmic gdm failing dpkg configure?
[13:50] <Pici> Moae : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[13:50] <Pici> Moae: sorry, not you.
[13:50] <xacket> ActionParsnip, he's telling me to uninstall everything that comes up under 'flash' in synaptic, except flashplugin-installer, then flash is supposed to work in firefox I guess
[13:50] <Pici> mortal: Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic
[13:51] <mo0nykit> llutz: okay thanks. I forgot to look up that I need to "make" before "sudo checkinstall" :)
[13:51] <devD> I have removed a package through 'yum remove package' but it has freed only 45 KB space whereas it took 400 MB while installing that package.
[13:51] <jrib> devD: ubuntu doesn't use yum...
[13:51] <arand> mo0nykit: Does apt-get throw any particular errors when trying to install anything?
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[13:52] <arand> mo0nykit: or is that still an issue after the karmic kafuffle?
[13:52] <devD> jrib, sorry it was "sudo apt-get remove package" not yum, actually I am habitual of fedora and switched to ubuntu .
[13:52] <jrib> Der_Trolly: stay on-topic (in lowercase) please.  Topic is : Ubuntu support
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[13:52] <llutz> !ops | Der_Trolly trolling
[13:52] <jrib> devD: the package probably has dependencies that you didn't remove
[13:52] <mo0nykit> arand: Are you talking about my question about octave? Upon installing from the jaunty repos, no. But while my repos was still with karmic, (and doing a "sudo apt-get remove octave"), it complains that octave isn't installed
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[13:53] <ActionParsnip> xacket: yes, if you have more than 1 flash plugin you get issues. The adobe one has the full range of flash abilities which may not be in the open plugins
[13:53] <Der_Trolly> Ihre Spenden helfen, Wikipedia zu betreiben.
[13:53] <Der_Trolly> Deutschland
[13:53] <FloodBot3> Der_Trolly: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:53] <Der_Trolly> aus Wikipedia, der freien Enzyklopädie
[13:53] <devD> jrib, but there must be some automated way to uninstall all those dependencies
[13:53] <ActionParsnip> xacket: stuff like gnash and swfdec need pulling out and the adobe flash player putting in
[13:53] <jrib> devD: use "autoremove" in apt-get
[13:53] <arand> mo0nykit: but no lasting issues then? (I recently had that, hence my inquiry)
[13:53] <ActionParsnip> xacket: alternatively you can uninstall ALL flash plugins and browse to a flash based site and the plugin will be offered to you
[13:54] <devD> jrib, I have done this too after googling but It does nothing
[13:54] <mo0nykit> arand: So I switched back to the jaunty repos, and successfully uninstalled octave. I just want to confirm my observation that apt-get depends on the current sources.list to check what packages are installed.
[13:54] <jrib> devD: check manually if dependencies are the issue
[13:54] <kisuke> mo0nykit yes it does
[13:54] <mo0nykit> arand: so far there are no nagging issues after switching back to the jaunty repos :)
[13:54] <mo0nykit> thanks for the confirmation kisuke
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> mo0nykit: apt-get uses sources.list to know where to get debs from, you do NOT change the file to get the next release, this is not the advised way at all and can give a bad system
[13:56] <Moae> uit
[13:56] <Moae> quit
[13:56] <erUSUL> Moae: /quit
[13:56] <Pici> Moae: Could you check if theres a bios option for enabling the HD audio and/or hdmi audio.  You may want to see this as well:                 I didn't find it yet....
[13:56] <Pici> Bad timing :(
[13:56] <timber> How can i recover items from trash?
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> !trash
[13:57] <mo0nykit> ActionParsnip: oh, thanks for the heads-up. What should have I done to get the 2.6.31 kernel and the latest Ubuntu patches?
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> timber: navigate to ~/.local/share/Trash
[13:57] <erUSUL> timber: open trash copy or move files out of there to somewhere else
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> mo0nykit: sudo update-manager -d
[13:57] <timber> erUSUL: but the items doesn't appear there
[13:57] <kisuke> timber right click the item in the trashbin and select restore item
[13:57] <timber> ActionParsnip: i'll try
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> timber: thats where trash is stored
[13:58] <erUSUL> timber: then they are not in trash... how did you remove them ?
[13:58] <mo0nykit> ActionParsnip: I mean the kernel sources. Okay, I'll look up what update-manager does :)
[13:59] <timber> erUSUL: they are there, because when i put the pointer over the icon, appear a message "34 items on trash", but when i open the trash the items doesn't appear
[13:59] <shai> mo0nykit, I got that 9.04 image... but the problem is, is that it won't go past the boot: right after ISOLINUX 3.63 ... step. That didn't happen with 6.06 Dapper.
[13:59] <shai> mo0nykit, any ideas?
[13:59] <xacket> ActionParsnip, how do you run flashplugin-installer?
[14:00] <mo0nykit> ActionParsnip: uhh.. I only wanted to get the latest kernel, not upgrade to karmic. I gave "sudo update-manager -d" a try, but I can't see the 2.6.31 kernel sources. Any ideas?
[14:00] <timber> ActionParsnip:
[14:00] <timber> ops
[14:00] <timber> ActionParsnip: thank you, i got it
[14:00] <erUSUL> timber: then look where ActionParsnip told you
[14:01] <shai> mo0nykit, I could try Ubuntu 8.10 "Intrepid Ibex" Minimal CD ...
[14:01] <mo0nykit> shai: Press Enter? (sorry, I don't mean to think you're silly), that's the only thing I know for now. Pressing Enter gets me through to the setup screens.
[14:01] <timber> erUSUL: i got it, the items are there, do you have an idea about how this happenedw
[14:01] <kisuke> shai how long does it hang for?
[14:01] <timber> erUSUL: ?
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> xacket: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[14:01] <mo0nykit> shai: What do you get after pressing Enter at the "boot: " prompt? Does it crash?
[14:01] <shai> mo0nykit, OMG !
[14:01]  * shai is so stupid!
[14:02] <mo0nykit> shai: :P
[14:02] <erUSUL> timber: no; maybe they are hidden files ? do their names begin with a dot ?
[14:02] <devD> is there some way in ubuntu to restore the system in some earlier settings like in windows.
[14:02] <shai> mo0nykit, I didn't even consider pressing Enter there... :(
[14:02] <erUSUL> devD: no
[14:02] <timber> erUSUL: no, they aren't hidden
[14:02]  * shai goes to a corner to cry
[14:02] <erUSUL> timber: then i dunno
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> devD: you have to implement ityourself in some fashion
[14:03] <mo0nykit> shai: hehe.. Well, the first time I got to the "boot: " prompt, I was thinking... "Ooh.. What might Enter do?" :D
[14:03] <Guest92492> can anyone send me an invitation on pidgin??????
[14:03] <shai> mo0nykit, Since when is there a small boot: line? its always some type of meny ... ya know?
[14:03] <kisuke> guest92492 what do you mean im useing pidgin
[14:03] <xacket> ActionParsnip, I thought I had to use flashplugin-installer
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> xacket: the installer installs nonfree, may as well cut out the middle man
[14:04] <Guest92492> i have pidgin but cannot chat............
[14:04] <mo0nykit> shai: Probably because it's a Minimal CD. Is this the first time you tried a Minimal CD?
[14:04] <timber> erUSUL: ok, i'll try to remove some file to see if it happens again
[14:04] <jx> how to jion in  #ubuntu-cn
[14:04] <erUSUL> timber: ok;
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> Guest92492: so yuo didnt get my pm?
[14:04] <erUSUL> jx: /join #ubuntu-cn
[14:04] <shai> mo0nykit, indeed... I'm not a Mini.iso virgin now :)
[14:05] <jx> ok   bye
[14:05] <kisuke>  Guest92492 have you registered you accounts on pidgin yet?
[14:05] <Guest92492> no how to do it????
[14:05] <mo0nykit> shai: hehe :) I used a Minimal CD on an old computer, but the RAM was kaput, so I never got to finish setting it up.
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> !register | Guest92492
[14:06] <shai> mo0nykit, well... all I want is to use it for X11 Forwarding to my Windows box...
[14:06] <shai> mo0nykit, so the smaller the better.
[14:06] <vm> I have just installed steam, using playonlinux, is there a way that i can just put the cachefiles for the game in a folder like i do in windows instead of having to download the whole lot again??
   thank u
[14:07] <mo0nykit> shai: Yes, that a good idea. Do you need a GUI on that machine? You can install just a command line Ubuntu
[14:07] <erUSUL> jx: no problem
[14:07] <shai> mo0nykit, I'm not sure I could get X apps without setting up X ... do you?
[14:07] <Um_cara_qualquer> excuse me, but my emesene doesn't show some photos... it is not the extension, i already verified... how can i fix it?
[14:08] <mo0nykit> shai: uhh.. That I do not know :) I haven't tried X11 forwarding yet
[14:08] <shai> mo0nykit, note to self ...
[14:08] <shai> ;)
[14:09] <mo0nykit> shai: hehe.. nor do I know how to set up the X server from scratch. I was looking for X.org documentation on their site, but couldn't find any. Do you know where I could find some comprehensive docs and tutorials about X?
[14:10] <shai> mo0nykit, I wrote a blog about something that I did... I can PM you (donno if its appropriate to paste its link here).
[14:10] <timber> erUSUL: didn't happen...but if i remove many files, the items disappear
[14:11] <mo0nykit> shai: Well, if you meant to write that blog entry to help others, why not paste the link here so everyone else can benefit? If that's ok with you..
[14:11] <erUSUL> timber: :1 never seen that ... if you can reproduce it easily you can fill a bug report
[14:11] <erUSUL> !bug | timber
[14:12] <bisc> afternoon all
[14:12] <vm> hi
[14:12] <vm> I have just installed steam, using playonlinux, is there a way that i can just put the cachefiles for the game in a folder like i do in windows instead of having to download the whole lot again??
[14:13] <timber> erUSUL: ubottu: thanks, i'll report it...there's some formalism to do this?
[14:13] <bisc> can anyone help me figure out why 1. The kernel doesn't allow selection of any VESA modes, and 2. Why GDM/X seem to think they know better than me and keep picking 1280x1024 even though I've manually put just 1024x768 in xorg.conf
[14:13] <shai> mo0nykit, I don't mind at all http://bit.ly/1xgOw4
[14:13] <mo0nykit> shai: Thanks!
[14:14] <shai> mo0nykit, I hope that gives some pointers if not allow you to do exactly what that blog intends.
[14:14] <kisuke> vm playonlinux is a front end for wine and sets a dir for the C: that "windows" sees i dont remember whgat it is off the top of my head
[14:15] <mo0nykit> shai: okay thanks. Really I couldn't it understand it at this point. I wanted to know the inner workings of X :)
[14:15] <erUSUL> timber: go here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug and follow the steps in thwe web page
[14:15] <erUSUL> timber: you must be registered in launchpad though
[14:16] <shai> mo0nykit, so I don't think that blog post will give you that ...
[14:16] <jacquesdupontd> hi
[14:16] <jacquesdupontd> i've got the weird intuition that my amd athlon 1800 xp is not well used in ubuntu jaunty is there something to do ?
[14:16] <mo0nykit> shai: Yeah, thanks anyway :) I'll find that useful later..
[14:17] <shai> mo0nykit, Indeed... I use it daily.
[14:17] <shai> mo0nykit, bbiab :)
[14:18] <mo0nykit> shai: okay sure
[14:18] <timber> erUSUL: i'm registering now.
[14:19] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: define not well used
[14:20] <jacquesdupontd> hm warsow is lagging not depending on what settings i put
[14:20] <indus> Moae: hi
[14:20] <indus> Moae: you still here
[14:20] <jacquesdupontd> only lagging when i see other players on the screen erUSUL
[14:20] <timber> erUSUL: the problem is that i have a exam about automata theory today and this bug is taking longer than it should
[14:20] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, sometimes it's also stopping applications
[14:21] <erUSUL> timber: there is no hurry; you can do it any day you want
[14:21] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: anything in the logs?
[14:21] <jacquesdupontd> nope
[14:21] <Moae> i have another question for you all :D
[14:22] <jacquesdupontd> im gonna do a memtest but i'm not sure it will do anything about it
[14:22] <kam00zy> ole people
[14:22] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, you got any other idea before i go ?
[14:22] <vm> kisuke: thankyou, found the steamapps directory
[14:22] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: no; with that info no
[14:22] <kashogi> hi can anyone help i need to know what hardware tool i can purchase for harddrive recovery tool
[14:22] <fedrawi> http://www.fpaste.org/sTNb/ system 32 or 64
[14:22] <kam00zy> who here knows how to make a ubuntu live usb from windows
[14:22] <kisuke> vm kk your welcome
[14:22] <kam00zy> ?
[14:23] <erUSUL> !usb
[14:23] <Moae> i have a TV LG 37" 100Hz full hd, but i can set over 60hz, my grafic card is a ATI HD3200 and i run Ubuntu 9.04
[14:23] <kam00zy> O_o
[14:23] <jacquesdupontd> erUSUL, thx for trying to help
[14:23] <erUSUL> jacquesdupontd: no problem
[14:23] <timber> erUSUL: yeah, i thought about it....the registration is very slow
[14:23] <fedrawi> i install upunto 32 put i have ram 4g but reding 3g ?
[14:24] <Moae> sorry i want to say "i can't set over 60hz"
[14:24] <kam00zy> u need 64 bit
[14:24] <Alien_Freak> hey all.  I'm trying to install Ubuntu 9.04 and I have dual monitor, when I try to boot the install CD, I get a little acid trip going on.. but no response other wise
[14:24] <kam00zy> x86 only reads 3gb
[14:24] <fedrawi> kam00zy,  sorry english letr letr
[14:24] <dubandy> EXT3 vs EXT4 Go flame war go!
[14:24] <kam00zy> err
[14:25] <kam00zy> u have 32 bit ubuntu... u need 64 bit
[14:25] <kam00zy> 32 bit version only reads 3gb
[14:25] <timber> the package for the trash is the ubuntu kernel?
[14:25] <unefa> hello again. does anyone here have experience using remastersys to create live-cd's?
[14:25] <kam00zy> what are u trying to do unefa?
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> dubandy: thats offtopic here
[14:26] <fedrawi> kam00zy,  yes 32bit reads 3
[14:26] <fedrawi> i my ram 4
[14:27] <kam00zy> yes so get 64 bit
[14:27] <kam00zy> itll read up to 128gb
[14:27] <kam00zy> ;)
[14:27] <ActionParsnip> fedrawi: you can gert more ram accessed by 32bit with PAE
[14:27] <kam00zy> or that ^^
[14:27] <Moae> anyone can help me with my problem? i have a TV LG 37" 100Hz full hd, but i can't set over 60hz, my grafic card is a ATI HD3200 and i run Ubuntu 9.04, latest ati drivers, connected at the TV via HDMI cable
[14:27] <unefa> I have xubuntu 9.04 with some special applications for my classroom use installed (R and some packages, geany, kile, etc.) and would like to create a live-cd with that, but when i do a "remastersys backup", the pc freezes at some point
[14:27] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy: 64bit can read silly amounts of ram, much more than 128Gb
[14:27] <indus> Moae: hi
[14:27] <kam00zy> i thought it was only 128
[14:28] <kam00zy> actually
[14:28] <kisuke> moae you live in the Us or europe?
[14:28] <unefa> kamoozy: when i execute remastersys my pc freezes and i have to hit the reset button
[14:28] <kam00zy> i guess if u think about it it would be more like 512
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy:  17.2 billion gigabytes, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/64-bit
[14:29] <kam00zy> unefa do u have the iso?
[14:29] <fedrawi> kam00zy, http://www.fpaste.org/sTNb/
[14:29] <kam00zy> holly hell
[14:29] <kam00zy> O_o
[14:29] <fedrawi> ActionParsnip, http://www.fpaste.org/sTNb/
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy: 2^64
[14:29] <unefa> kam00zy: that's the point- i cant create the iso bcos when i run remastersys my pc freezes
[14:29]  * kam00zy just shat himself
[14:30] <Pici> !language | kam00zy
[14:30] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy: like i said, bit more than 128Gb
[14:30] <MenZa> kam00zy: if you're having problems realising how much that is, 17.2 billion gigs, 16.8 million terabytes or 16 exabytes of RAM is what that is.
[14:30] <kam00zy> well make the iso using something else and u can burn it by either mounting it or use another prog that can burn directly from iso
[14:30] <kam00zy> MenZa i realize how much it is haha
[14:30] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy: should keep us covered for a bit eh
[14:31] <kam00zy> haha
[14:31] <kam00zy> well the way we are expanding
[14:31] <kam00zy> its 3x every 6 years
[14:31] <unefa> kam00zy: how can i make a live-cd iso with something else other than remastersys?
[14:31] <WaRia_ManiEs_SMG> ver matrix.dal.net 7000
[14:31] <kam00zy> soo how long would that take
[14:31] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy: prefetch = on ;)
[14:31] <kam00zy> lol
[14:32] <kam00zy> err unefa im still wondering what ur trying to do
[14:32] <dalekleader> PLEASE help with dual video cards, i have all 4 monitors up and running but the second video card only has an X for mouse pointer
[14:32] <ActionParsnip> kam00zy: some silly long time
[14:32] <kam00zy> are u makeing ur own distro
[14:33] <Forgiven> Hello, why does '$ which mythfrontend | cat' not work?
[14:33] <kam00zy> or do u have one already and u wanna make it into a live cd?
[14:33] <erUSUL> !u | kam00zy
[14:33] <Guest92492> some one help me plz........
[14:33] <yazzyb> hi can any one talk me through a tar install
[14:33] <erUSUL> !compile | yazzyb
[14:33] <kam00zy> are we not allowed to say u here?
[14:33] <kam00zy> lol
[14:34] <Guest92492> hello.............
[14:34] <erUSUL> kam00zy: you are allowed to say it. we ask you politely not to do it to help no native speakers
[14:34] <kam00zy> ok will do
[14:34] <kokozedman> ActionParsnip: compilation works great! :D thank you
[14:34] <brb> hello.........
[14:34] <kam00zy> also who wants to tell me how to make a live usb from iso off of windows
[14:34] <kam00zy> i forgot my dvd athome
[14:34] <MenZa> brb: Hello. Is there anything we can do to help you?
[14:34] <kam00zy> :(
[14:35] <paololino> sorry, what is the name of the ubuntu channel in italian
[14:35] <MenZa> #ubuntu-it, paololino
[14:35] <san> Подскажи как откатить обновления в Ubuntu
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> kokozedman: its good fun, instead of make install you can use checkinstall. Makes a de for you :D
[14:35] <MenZa> !ru | san
[14:35] <Forgiven> Forgiven
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> deb
[14:35] <paololino> thank you!
[14:35] <dalekleader> any takers on my 4 monitor configuration issue?!
[14:35] <kam00zy> that sounds fun dalekleader :P
[14:35] <unefa> kam00zy: I installed xubuntu with some other applications.  I would like my students to have a live cd that would allow them to work with the same applications from any computer.  I understand that as remastersys creates a live-cd with your exact same configuration, it would seem like the right tool to do the job. but i'm having problems getting past the backup process
[14:36] <kokozedman> ActionParsnip: oh! neat stuff! :D
[14:36] <erUSUL> kam00zy: tried unetbooting
[14:36] <erUSUL> ?
[14:36] <Forgiven> Why does '$ which mythfrontend | cat' not work?
[14:36] <grouse> dalekleader, do you know what desktop you are running? gnome?
[14:36] <xacket> thanks ActionParsnip,
[14:36] <kam00zy> ooooo ok unefa
[14:36] <kam00zy> then i cant help u
[14:36] <kam00zy> i thought u already had the iso
[14:36] <ActionParsnip> xacket: flash all nice now?
[14:36] <dalekleader> kam00zy: it is, will be 8 when done.  but I cannot seem to get past the first 4
[14:36] <Forgiven> Also, could someone type my nickname so I can see if the nickname sound is working right, please?
[14:36] <unefa> btw: i have an amd64 processor, but i installed the 32bit version of xubuntu to make it as general as possible
[14:37] <dalekleader> grouse: gnome
[14:37] <stiga> hi anybody tell me how can open *3gp with amr codek
[14:37] <MenZa> !3gp | stiga
[14:37] <MenZa> !media | stiga
[14:37] <MenZa> Argh.
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> unefa: 64bit is fne for desktop duder
[14:37] <MenZa> !codecs > stiga
[14:37] <unefa> yes but some older computers in the lab dont have 64 bit processors
[14:38] <Alien_Freak> anyone know what package git-p4 is in?  I tried git-core and it wasn't included in there
[14:38] <Forgiven> Nevermind.  THX
[14:38] <andyL> hello
[14:38] <stiga> i use xmms or mplayer and qmmp but not working
[14:38] <MenZa> !find git-p4 | Alien_Freak
[14:39] <andyL> which ubuntu server version would be best for a database server 8.04 or 9.04
[14:39] <kisuke> stiga try useing vlc
[14:39] <stiga> oki
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> andyL: 8.04 is an LTS release so is supported longer
[14:39] <MenZa> andyL: If you're planning on running it for a while, 8.04. If you're planning on upgrading later, 9.04.
[14:39] <Alien_Freak> oops.. nvm.  I guess I didn't install git-core yet
[14:39] <unefa> now the problem is that when i run remastersys, it begins to do the squashfs process and then it just hangs up my pc.
[14:39] <MenZa> Alien_Freak: heh :)
[14:40] <andyL> ok
[14:41] <andyL> what version of python comes with 8.04
[14:41] <ValentineX> in xfce, when i connect USB, where can I see USB icon? not coming on desktop
[14:41] <joaopinto> andyL, check at packages.ubuntu.com
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> !info python hardy
[14:42] <andyL> thanks
[14:42] <unefa> my installed system has xubuntu with openoffice, kile (for latex), spanish support, R with some libraries and geany as an IDE.  All in all, it has a 4.9 Gb footprint
[14:42] <KingLui23> hi, can i lsit some commands in a file an execute them remotely with ssh?, i tried around but none of my tries worked.
[14:42] <KingLui23> list*
[14:42] <jrib> KingLui23: you mean a shell script?
[14:43] <KingLui23> yes but the shell script is local
[14:43] <KingLui23> and i loop through an host lsit an want that the commands in the shell script are executet on the remote host
[14:43] <andyL> !info python jaunty
[14:45] <joeb3_> KingLui23, for i in host1 host2; do ssh $i "command1;command2";done
[14:45] <KingLui23> joeb3_: yes i know that i can list them in one line, but is there any chacne that i can manage them local in one file and redirect the file to ssh someway
[14:46] <jrib> !away > NorwayGeek|Away
[14:47] <NorwayGeek|Away> ..
[14:47] <NorwayGeek|Away> im not using any away message
[14:47] <NorwayGeek|Away> im setting my nick.
[14:47] <jrib> NorwayGeek|Away: yes, please don't change your nick when you go away.  Use /away instead
[14:48] <metxas> hi
[14:48] <jrib> KingLui23: I guess you can use some trick where you feed the script to ssh's stdin and then cat it out remotely and execute that, I don't know
[14:48] <Guest29675> Cups-common appears in my update manager but nothing happens when i press apply update everything else updates fine
[14:48] <joeb3_> KingLui23, for i in host1 host2; do ssh $i "`cat yourfile`";done
[14:49] <joeb3_> KingLui23, not that
[14:49] <joeb3_> KingLui23, wrong window. the last one should work.
[14:50] <stiga> amr is not working in my vcl or another program for media
[14:50] <Cerulean> I'm trying to install the binary Nvidia driver. I've installed nvidia-glx-190 and nvidia-190-modaliases. The X server fails to start when I specify the "nvidia" driver, though, complaining that the kernel module failed to load. Sure enough, "modprobe nvidia" says: "FATAL: module nvidia not found."
[14:50] <hetOrakel> Hi, i've got a vostro 1700 with ubuntu 9.04 and everything works perfectly, except after a reboot i have no wifi. I have to disable wireless, disable networking and then everything back on. Sometimes twice or even more times before i get a connection.
[14:50] <KingLui23> ok ill play aroung with it
[14:50] <KingLui23> around*
[14:50] <Cerulean> I can't see any .ko file listed in nvidia-glx-190 either. What am I doing incorretly?
[14:50] <KingLui23> thought there is sth like ssh $myhost < myfile
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: is the DKMS compile taking place ok?
[14:50] <jrib> KingLui23: there is...
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: you could try the .run file from www.nvidia.com
[14:51] <Cerulean> ActionParsnip: I don't know the answer to that
[14:51] <Cerulean> ActionParsnip: is the .run file the manual installer?
[14:51] <joeb3_> KingLui23, that will work too
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: well when the command runs and you look at the screen, do you see DKMS build
[14:51] <lau> hi, how can i browse ubuntu old code ? for a specific package ? i tried at http://packages.ubuntu.com/fr/jaunty/openssh-server
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: yes you'll have to boot to root recovery mode to install it
[14:52] <joeb3_> KingLui23, for i in host1 host2; do ssh $i <yourfile;done
[14:52] <jrib> lau: "old code"?
[14:52] <lau> without any success, please give me some directions
[14:52] <KingLui23> joeb3_: taht doesnt work for me
[14:52] <jrib> lau: what do you mean by "old code"?
[14:52] <Cerulean> ActionParsnip: Which command are you referring to? If you mean "modprobe" then no, it only reports what I said above
[14:52] <saml> hey, how come screen -r  takes forver to start?
[14:52] <jrib> lau: jaunty is the current release, not old
[14:52] <saml> it takes about a minute
[14:52] <MenZa> saml: Maybe your screen is attached elsewhere.
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: no, the sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-190
[14:53] <KingLui23> joeb3_: thatnks anyway :)
[14:53] <saml> MenZa, same goes with screen after fresh boot
[14:53] <MenZa> hm, nothing running in it?
[14:53] <indus> Cerulean: 190? using karmic?
[14:54] <unefa> does anyone know of problems or issues with installing ubuntu using wubi to leave the windows partition unaffected and then running remastersys to make a live cd of your ubuntu system?
[14:54] <a-l-p-h-a> Is there a way to downgrade from Jaunty's suberversion (1.5.x) , to subversion 1.4.6 (hardys)?
[14:54] <Cerulean> ActionParsnip: here is the output: http://pastebin.com/m7455a4d2
[14:54] <Cerulean> indus: no, jaunty.
[14:54] <erUSUL> !pinning
[14:54] <bin1010> is keyserver.ubuntu down?  gpg --keyserver  hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371 --recv-key 881574DE  && gpg -a --export 881574DE | sudo  apt-key add -   keeps failing
[14:55] <indus> Cerulean: you want to install 190 ? isnt that a beta
[14:55] <erUSUL> bin1010: yes it is down
[14:55] <indus> bin1010: too much rush i suppose, keep trying in 5 min intervals
[14:55] <Cerulean> indus: I was having no success with 180 either.
[14:55] <unefa> someone was suggesting to me that maybe remastersys works with partitions or the entire hdd, so it wouldnt know what to do with a wubi-installed ubuntu?
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: the DKMS stage is not taking place
[14:55] <bin1010> ah, that would explain things...LOL...thanks
[14:55] <eminor> 190 is beta
[14:55] <erUSUL> bin1010: use another keyserver
[14:55] <grawity> bin1010: I guess it is. Try sudo apt-key adv --keyserver pool.sks-keyservers.net --recv-key 881574DE
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> Cerulean: dkms uses that package to create the .ko for your kernel
[14:56] <Guest29675>  Cups-common appears in my update manager but nothing happens when i press apply update, everything else updates fine
[14:56] <indus> Cerulean: i didnt know that 190 is available in jaunty, iam using karmic and iam still on 185
[14:56] <lau> jrib: you are right I mis spoke, i just would like to know how I can browse some openssh-server code ?
[14:56] <Cerulean> ActionParsnip: I did a full reinstall of 180 and can see the error you're talking about!
[14:56] <Cerulean> indus: it is
[14:56] <jrib> lau: are you on ubuntu now?
[14:56] <unefa> the same person suggested i just forget about wubi and re-install creating another partition on my hdd.  I have been afraid to do so for fear of loosing my windows data
[14:56] <grawity> Guest29675: Try doing 'sudo apt-get upgrade' from the Terminal.
[14:56] <lau> yes but hardy lts
[14:56] <lau> why jrib  ?
[14:57] <indus> Cerulean: strange, can someone here double check if nvidia 190 is in repos jaunty
[14:57] <Boohbah> lau: http://www.openssh.com/portable.html#mirrors
[14:57] <Cerulean> http://pastebin.com/m7aab6127
[14:57] <jrib> lau: apt-get source PACKAGE  will download the source package to your current working directory.  Optionally, on the page you linked to, you have tar.gz files containing source code on the right
[14:57] <grawity> unefa: gparted (the partitioning tool Ubuntu uses) can resize Windows' NTFS partitions, and does it without any problems.
[14:57] <erUSUL> unefa: many people resize their windows paritions to install ubuntu without data loss
[14:57] <Cerulean> indus: In my sources.lst I have deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/nvidia-vdpau/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[14:57] <indus> Cerulean: hmm i see it
[14:57] <unefa> do i need to bakup my data first?
[14:57] <eminor> indus, http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=nvidia&searchon=names&suite=jaunty&section=all
[14:57] <indus> Cerulean: aah a ppa
[14:57] <jrib> unefa: no.  Only if you care about it.
[14:57] <grawity> unefa: It's a good idea, but not very necessary.
[14:58] <Whitor> !firewall | me
[14:58] <grawity> unefa: When you boot from the Ubuntu CD, you have an option to use just a part of the disk - then you just tell it how much space to make.
[14:58] <indus> Cerulean: so whats the issue you are facing?
[14:58] <nabalm> #ubuntu-gr
[14:58] <erUSUL> unefa: it is allways a good idea if you really care about it (your master thesys )
[14:58] <robi> join #glogow
[14:58] <unefa> ok. can u lot break down the gparted process for me?
[14:58] <grawity> robi: You forgot a /
[14:59] <Boohbah> Baba_B00ie: nice nick!
[14:59] <bin1010> that got it...thanks  I have never seen that way of doing it..
[14:59] <unefa> say my windows disk is already partitioned into a 60MB and a 20MB partition
[14:59] <grawity> unefa: With the Ubuntu installer, there is no process (other than what I just described) -- boot, choose to install side-by-side, select how much space to reserve, get some $DRINK while it resizes things.
[14:59] <eminor> !gparted|unefa
[14:59] <grawity> unefa: ...you mean GB?
[14:59] <unefa> sorry GB yes
[14:59] <grawity> unefa: Anyway, you won't really encounter gparted yourself - it'll do everything automatically.
[15:00] <BorCh> Prompt me Refs.s on sites where khranyat'sya separately all packages of Ubuntu-9 (type of Ftp-serverov) Beforehand thankful
[15:00] <jrib> BorCh: what?
[15:00] <unefa> so regardless of how i have already partitioned my hdd within windows, gparted will do the job?
[15:00] <indus> f
[15:01] <indus> x
[15:01] <erUSUL> BorCh: i will get a shot at it... packages.ubuntu.com ?
[15:01] <andyL> do you guys know where i can get info on setting a usb stick with ubuntu so it can be installed on a system
[15:01] <taleb> hi, I am running ubuntu 9.04 jaunty ...is there any chance to know how to get the canon mx310 scanner to work...no info on the net...thanks
[15:01] <demonspork> how do I remove custom icons from folders and especially from Icons for external devices?  because after I set a custom icon, the icon doesn't change with my theme, and I don't want to have to manually set them each time
[15:01] <jrib> !install | andyL
[15:01] <erUSUL> !sane
[15:01] <BorCh> Prompt me Refs.s on ftp sites where khranyat'sya separately all packages of Ubuntu-9
[15:02] <h4f> andyL:search google for pendrivelinux
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> taleb: if you run: lsusb    you will get an identifier code of 8 Hex characters, you can websearch for that
[15:02] <punk>  y hello every1
[15:02] <indus> hi
[15:02] <indus> punk
[15:02] <punk> hey were r u
[15:02] <indus> taleb: did u try drivers from the canon site
[15:02] <jrib> !ru | BorCh
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> indus: chance would be a fine thing
[15:03] <demonspork> taleb, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=567647
[15:03] <indus> ActionParsnip: yeah
[15:03] <jrib> BorCh: there's also: #ubuntu-ua
[15:03] <punk> indus wre r u right now
[15:03] <indus> punk who are you
[15:03] <punk> more like ho r u
[15:04] <maco> !u
[15:04] <[fade]> when i wake laptop from sleep mode, it restarts X
[15:04] <punk> i have 2 go g-bye 2 every1
[15:04] <eminor> taleb, heres a howto in german, maybe you can translate it with google :) http://ubuntu-blog.at/2008/12/12/canon-mx310-als-scanner-in-xsane-einrichten/
[15:04] <[fade]> this is from 2 days ago when i altered xorg.conf to accelerate poor intel graphics
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> [fade]: you on Jaunty?
[15:05] <demonspork> eminor, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=567647  that is the thread about it with instructions to make it work using 2 different methods, in english, just get taleb to respond
[15:06] <[fade]> yes
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> [fade]: great: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[15:06] <[fade]> i will try that also, thank you
[15:09] <estragon> hi there. can anyone recommend a command-line-tool to cut a few seconds preview out of an mp3? with fade-in/out and if possible without en-/decoding. i would trigger that script out of a web-app (rails). therefore it would be usefull, if it is as performant as possible :)
[15:09] <estragon> running on ubuntu server of course
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> estragon:  mencoder or ffmpeg are teh 2 'wonder' tools that may be able to do it.
[15:10] <Dr_Willis> estragon:  for sound however..  there may be more specific tools.. 'sox' perhaps?
[15:10] <eminor> estragon, mp3splt can cut mp3s without reencoding
[15:10] <estragon> eminor: saw that, but without fades, right?
[15:11] <cheslyn> hi everyone
[15:11] <estragon> Dr_Willis: looks interesting, but it would be cool, without reencoding
[15:12] <eminor> estragon, yes, only hard cuts..
[15:12] <[fade]> ActionParsnip how much does it take to request keys from server?
[15:12] <[fade]> its just hanging there
[15:13] <eminor> is it possible to add fading without reencoding in general?
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> [fade]: as long as it takes, people know of a different one though
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> !key
[15:13] <[fade]> ok, done ,lets try this :)
[15:14] <estragon> eminor: i read about, but i'm not 100% sure. but fading is just playing with the volume
[15:14] <cheslyn> anyone can please help me with me installing me sound drivers
[15:15] <taleb> demonsport:eminor: thanks you guys...I have had a look at both suggestions....I got my printer working but with the scanner, I could not find the file  /etc/udev/rules.d/45-libsane.rules / etc/udev/rules.d/45-libsane.rules  for one of the suggestions...any idea please?
[15:15] <DoVizra> Dicsoseg testverek
[15:15] <indus> cheslyn: hi, what is the problem you are facing
[15:15] <h4f> once ago I found TOR in repos. what happened now ? its removed ?
[15:15] <indus> cheslyn: usuallly, sound drivers are automatiically loaded on detecting the sound cards
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> [fade]: you'll need to restart x after the install
[15:16] <taleb> indus: I realised that canon give very little support for drivers for opensource
[15:16] <eminor> taleb, create it.
[15:16] <[fade]> yes, working on that now
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> h4f: i the official repo?
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> !info tor
[15:16] <h4f> ActionParsnip: Think so
[15:16] <indus> taleb: have you checked the community docs for printers?
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> h4f: apt-cache policy tor
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> h4f: i bet its in one of the repos you added
[15:17] <cheslyn> indus: i know but this time i really don't know what's going on
[15:17] <taleb> Indus: the printer works fine...it is the scanner only
[15:17] <taleb> eminor: I will try that
[15:17] <indus> taleb: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters
[15:17] <indus> taleb: oh
[15:17] <kha[1]> when i try to download i get "couldn't read source file", how can i fix it?
[15:18] <indus> cheslyn: dont you hear any sound?
[15:18] <cheslyn> INDUS: YES
[15:18] <indus> kha[1]: thats a problem with the file itself or the connection breaking in between
[15:19] <indus> cheslyn: and?
[15:19] <kha[1]> indus: no! when i try the same file using the same connection in windows, it goes well!
[15:19] <Dr_Willis> try downloading with 'wget'
[15:19] <indus> kha[1]: then get it from windows :)
[15:19] <estragon> eminor: it is indeed possible. mpTrim can do so. but its for the "other" OS and of course not command-line
[15:20] <Steel__> Hello @ All, how can i configure syslog-client to sent application logs to the syslog server ? does anyone know a howto
[15:20] <odzk> hello eeryone
[15:20] <indus> kha[1]: i have faced this issue with firefox btw in ubuntu, delete part of the file already downloaded, clear browser cache and try again
[15:20] <indus> kha[1]: in fact i have had this issue lots of times ,
[15:20] <kha[1]> indus:i did! lol, but i really need to fix this in ubuntu!, i think it has something to do with permissions or something??
[15:21] <cheslyn> indus : do toy think i must reinstall the hardware or driver
[15:21] <CoolShorts> Hi all
[15:21] <murielgodoi> hi all,  is there a way to list only the packages installed after default instalation?
[15:21] <kha[1]> indus: its not only using firefox, even dowloading torrents gives me the same error!
[15:21] <CoolShorts> I'm trying to startup Photoshop CS4 (installer worked) but I get these DLL errors: http://pastie.org/634523    (no one knowns in wine channel)
[15:21] <Bracki> How do I tell ruby/irb where to find my gems?
[15:21] <indus> cheslyn: you didnt say what is the exact issue with sound
[15:21] <grawity> Steel__: syslog-ng?
[15:22] <indus> kha[1]: hmm i believe your connection is timing out or something
[15:22] <Steel__> yapp grawity
[15:22] <odzk> anyone here knows how to install usb tv tuner?
[15:22] <invoker_> The Arcanists' Teleportation Chamber.
[15:22] <invoker_> This open chamber is framed by five tall plinths of white marble, each with
[15:22] <invoker_> cross-stones set near their tops, connecting them in a ring. Smooth, blue
[15:22] <invoker_> stones have been set in the plinths, all facing inwards and twinkling with an
[15:22] <invoker_> inner light. The slab of white marble that serves as the floor bears a pair of
[15:22] <FloodBot3> invoker_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:22] <invoker_> concentric circles. A runic totem is planted solidly in the ground. The Arcane
[15:22] <kha[1]> indus: and how can i fix this?!
[15:22]  * indus waits for a response
[15:22] <indus> kha[1]: is it wireless?
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: download the dlls and put them in WINDOWS\system32
[15:22] <indus> kha[1]: not sure how
[15:22] <kha[1]> indus:yes
[15:22] <Jops> My MBR (grub2) have died. All I got now is a Ubuntu 9.04 CD, any way to boot the OS I have on my HDD with this (have tried and failed to reinstall grub2 from live cd)?
[15:22] <Steel__> odzk:  more info ,please
[15:23] <indus> Jops: grub2 ? I thought grub was at version 0.97
[15:23] <odzk> @steel lsusb and i got this
[15:23] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip: You mean ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32 right?
[15:23] <Jops> I tried long and hard to get grub to work, and after asking in the grub IRC channel they recommended grub2 :o
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: its not listed on the appdb so you can pioneer and make notes for others
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: indeed
[15:24] <indus> Jops: no dont use grub2
[15:24] <CoolShorts> It's listed in the appdb
[15:24] <indus> Jops: reinstall grub from live cd
[15:24] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14318&iTestingId=32897
[15:24] <odzk> odzk@odzk-laptop:~$ lsusb
[15:24] <odzk> Bus 001 Device 003: ID 6000:0001
[15:24] <odzk> Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0cf2:6225 ENE Technology, Inc.
[15:24] <odzk> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[15:24] <odzk> Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[15:24] <FloodBot3> odzk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:24] <odzk> Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[15:24] <CoolShorts> nice...
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: you may have to install http://heanet.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/corefonts/times32.exe   according to another CS install: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=1815
[15:24] <indus> Jops: once u boot live cd , open terminal and type grub-install <device>
[15:25] <indus> i rather use windows that try with wine
[15:25] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip:Yes I already got that :)
[15:25] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip: it just the problem with the DLLs that's preventing me to startup photoshop
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: CS 11 (Oct 2008) is rated as garbage
[15:26] <CoolShorts> That rating was garbage
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: go get em: http://dll-files.com
[15:26] <Jops> indus: I tried that, just getting "grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for /boot/grub." :s
[15:26] <indus> Jops: then open terminal and type sudo grub
[15:26] <CoolShorts> Yesterday someone told me how to get the installer working (he had photoshop cs4 working)
[15:26] <CoolShorts> and that worked
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: if you get any result post yur findings in the appdb for others :)
[15:26] <CoolShorts> a pity the guy of yesterday is not online..
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: make sure you have wine from the wine repo too
[15:27] <CoolShorts> yes I will
[15:27] <indus> Jops: i hope you have a hard disk :P
[15:27] <Jops> yes, I do :>
[15:27] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip, no! I needed a custom one too make the installer work
[15:27] <Jops> But I don't have /boot on an own partition :o
[15:27] <CoolShorts> It's customly patched
[15:27] <indus> Jops: who said you need to?
[15:27] <CoolShorts> wine-1.1.17
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: ahhh i see
[15:27] <indus> Jops: show me paste of sudo fdisk -l
[15:27] <CoolShorts> and that was quite hard to get it right
[15:27] <cheslyn> indus: it does'nt show the device
[15:28] <indus> cheslyn: which sound card
[15:28] <Jops> indus: hm, noone.
[15:28] <CoolShorts> anyway, I'll try to copy the dls
[15:28] <CoolShorts> dlls
[15:28] <CoolShorts> busy channel here by the way...
[15:28] <cheslyn> indus: 3d blaster
[15:28] <murielgodoi> Anyone know how can I list only the packages installed after default installation?
[15:28] <indus> cheslyn: lspci report anything?
[15:29] <jrib> murielgodoi: why?
[15:29] <indus> Jops: are you on live cd
[15:29] <Jops> indus: yes
[15:29] <indus> Jops: sudo grub
[15:29] <murielgodoi> jrib: to easily reinstall using a sh
[15:29] <Jops> done
[15:29] <jrib> !clone | murielgodoi
[15:30] <indus> Jops: root  (press tab here
[15:30] <indus> Jops: sorry
[15:30] <indus> Jops: find /boot/grub/stage1
[15:30] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip: omg.. http://www.dll-files.com/search.php?s=image_runtime.dll
[15:30] <Jops> Error 15: Not found
[15:30] <Jops> :/
[15:30] <indus> Jops: aah no problem
[15:30] <Steel__> do you have an idea grawity ?
[15:30] <Jops> hm, Error 15: File not found
[15:31] <indus> Jops: i need to see output of sudo fdisk -l
[15:31] <indus> Jops: your partition isnt mounted so it cant find it
[15:31] <indus> Jops: you know how to mount or i should help
[15:31] <murielgodoi> !automate
[15:32] <Jops> indus: think I'll manage that :)
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: its a great site, used to work in a pc repair shop with idiots running system cleaners an crippling their systems by removing actually useful files
[15:32] <Josh_> i have 3 os's installed vista/win 7/ubuntu and can't seem to get ether the windows mbr or grub to work anyone have  a link to something that can help me the issues i'm having seem to be that my 2nd drive sdb has all the os's over 4 partitions
[15:32] <indus> Jops: so mount your / partition at maybe /mnt etc
[15:32] <indus> Jops: then try find /boot/grub/stage1
[15:32] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip, I got the DLL and placed it both in system32 and it the cs4 folder
[15:32] <CoolShorts> no results
[15:32] <CoolShorts> err:module:import_dll Library image_runtime.dll (which is needed by L"C:\\Program Files\\Adobe\\Adobe Photoshop CS4\\Photoshop.exe") not found
[15:33] <CoolShorts> Isn't it odd how it says C:\\ blabla instead of ~/.wine?
[15:33] <indus> Jops: allthough if you know which partition it is, you can directly in grub menu say root      (hdx,y)   device numberpartition number
[15:33] <soulnet-2> agus
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: yes thats because windows uses C: rubbish, try in the windows directory
[15:33] <indus> !
[15:33] <indus> !!
[15:33] <mbc2000> i'm using karmic.  how do i remove a Windows partition from 'Places'?  'Remove' is greyed out in Nautilus.
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> indus:  its ! then !0 then !!
[15:34] <indus> mbc2000: #ubuntu+1
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> ;)
[15:34] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip: I guess it's virtual
[15:34] <murielgodoi> jrib: cool, will the system ignore packages already installed by default?
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> CoolShorts: exactly;)
[15:34] <indus> !!0!!
[15:34] <mbc2000> thanks
[15:34] <indus> ActionParsnip: what is that mean
[15:34] <CoolShorts> ActionParsnip: well I'm in: /home/bart/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32
[15:34]  * b4r7 is away: Sono occupato - www.siesciopai.net
[15:34] <CoolShorts> I placed it there
[15:34] <indus> CoolShorts: hi bart :)
[15:34] <CoolShorts> indus: Hi indus..
[15:35] <indus> Jops: hello i have to go soon
[15:35] <indus> Jops: any luck?
[15:35] <Jops> indus: Still not found (I used grub2 before). And I'm having slight problems with the root(), setup() stuff.
[15:35] <indus> Jops: did u mount the / partition
[15:35] <hetOrakel> hi, i've got networking problems after upgrading from 8 to 9(.04)
[15:35] <giorgos> hello, in a server i get this in most commands:
[15:35] <indus> Jops: without mounting it, grub wont find it
[15:36] <giorgos> cannot execute binary file
[15:36] <giorgos> any help???
[15:36] <Jops> hm, yes, I used the auto-mount stuff that comes with gnome though
[15:36] <Halitech> giorgos, what are you trying to run?
[15:36] <indus> Jops: i think your boot is on another partition
[15:36] <CoolShorts> =[
[15:36] <[fade]> well, that did not go too well :)
[15:36] <indus> Jops: ttry /boot/stage1
[15:36] <giorgos> Halitech:even ls
[15:36] <giorgos> mkdir
[15:36] <indus> Jops: find /boot/stage1
[15:37] <giorgos> apach2ctl
[15:37] <giorgos> almost everything
[15:37] <Jops> indus: still not found :/
[15:37] <ActionParsnip> [fade]: theres a rollback path in the guide
[15:37] <indus> Jops: sorry /grub/stage1
[15:38] <[fade]> its cool now, i had to crash x 3 times, with efects enabled i have certain issues
[15:38] <Jops> indus: still nothing :/
[15:38] <[fade]> its ok, i dont use desk efects so woorks cool
[15:38] <indus> Jops: find /grub/stage1?
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> [fade]: me either
[15:38] <indus> Jops: ok can u tell me which is ur / partition
[15:38] <Jops> indus: getting file not found on all of them :/
[15:38] <indus> Jops: sudo fdisk -l
[15:39] <Halitech> giorgos, almost sounds like the permissions are screwed up in /bin
[15:39] <Jops> indus: http://pastebin.org/29438
[15:39] <giorgos> yes
[15:39] <giorgos> maybe
[15:39] <Jops> indus: booting from sdb normally
[15:39] <giorgos> but why this happened?
[15:40] <indus> Jops: ooting from sdb? sorry dont understand
[15:40] <genii> Probably some accidental recursive chmod
[15:40] <Halitech> giorgos, what is the output of ls -l / in regards to the /bin directory?
[15:40] <Jops> indus: as in, booting from that disk in bios
[15:40] <giorgos> i have no acces now...i will check in 5 minuts
[15:40] <indus> Jops: ok your linux is sdc
[15:41] <Jops> indus: yes
[15:41] <indus> Jops: so mount it then
[15:41] <alkisg> How can I poweroff the PC from a script *without* being root?
[15:41] <indus> Jops: sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt
[15:41] <indus> Jops:now try find
[15:41] <jrib> alkisg: depends
[15:41] <alkisg> jrib: standard ubuntu installation...
[15:41] <jrib> alkisg: (what exactly are you using it for?)
[15:41] <indus> Jops: then you try find /mnt/boot/grub/stage1
[15:41] <indus> Jops: understand?
[15:42] <indus> Jops: i have to go now
[15:42] <indus> ybye
[15:42] <Jops> indus: yes, k, thanks :>
[15:42] <alkisg> jrib: for italc, it's a tool to remotely manage pcs. So I want to shut them down. But the command is executed by the daemon, so it runs locally...
[15:42] <indus> Jops: ill rejoin in 30 min
[15:42] <indus> Jops: iam pretty sure you will get stuck, iam also a little lost now
[15:42] <johnfg> hi folks
[15:43] <johnfg> Just installed 9.04 desktop.
[15:43] <arleslie> alkisg: http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/03/20/disable-shutdown-for-normal-users/
[15:43] <johnfg> all went well.
[15:43] <johnfg> Is there a command to install LAMP rather than installing each of the parts?
[15:43] <arleslie> alkisg, sorry I miss understood, I thought you wanted to pervent
[15:44] <johnfg> I'd thought of installing server vs. desktop, but was recommended to go this way instead.
[15:44] <jrib> alkisg: I doubt there's an easy and secure way to do that
[15:44] <ikonia> johnfg: there is the lamp package in taskselect
[15:44] <alkisg> arleslie: yup, I'm looking for the opposite of that :)
[15:44] <Cerulean> how do I map Caps Lock to Ctrl globally (i.e. in X and in the virtual terminals) under karmic?
[15:44] <Halitech> alkisg, sudo shutdown -n ?
[15:44] <alkisg> jrib: the current code calls `gdm-signal -h`, which doesn't really work...
[15:44] <jrib> alkisg: I guess you could always give NOPASSWD sudo access to the user that runs the daemon just for the shutdown command
[15:44] <Cerulean> I see references for older versions to /etc/console-tools/remap, but that file doesn't exist
[15:44] <alkisg> Halitech: I'd need to be root for that
[15:44] <johnfg> ikonia, Where's taskselect?
[15:44] <llutz> alkisg: allow a user to use shutdown wihtout password in sudoers
[15:44] <ikonia> it's a server function
[15:44] <Halitech> alkisg, no, only need to be in the sudoers list
[15:45] <ikonia> johnfg: just grab mysql-server, php5, apache2 and youl'll be fine
[15:45] <jalonso> hey guys, I am trying to set up my slackware machine as a PDC, do I need to have another machine on my network set up as a DNS server for this to function properly?hey guys, I am trying to set up my ubuntu machine as a PDC, do I need to have another machine on my network set up as a DNS server for this to function properly?
[15:45] <alkisg> jrib, Halitech: I wouldn't want to give sudo access to the students, but maybe I could refine it to only enable shutdown with policyit...
[15:45] <vigo> Cerulean: Did you ask in #ubuntu+1? That is the channel for Karmic.
[15:45] <arleslie> jalonso, which is it a SlackWare or a Ubuntu machine???
[15:45] <johnfg> ikonia, I'll go ahead with that.  But, is the taskselect then part of 9.04 server?
[15:45] <llutz> alkisg: you can define access to only one command for sudo
[15:46] <mweichert> hello, I'm trying to configure sudo.. I want Apache (www-data) allowed to sudo as user 'build' a particular command. This is what I have in /etc/sudoers: http://pastie.org/635016
[15:46] <Cerulean> sorry! I meant jaunty, not karmic
[15:46] <llutz> alkisg: man sudoers
[15:46] <jrib> alkisg: erm, I thought this was for a daemon?  Anyway, you're just giving access to the shutdown command
[15:46] <rmbol> jalonso-> you can both in one machine
[15:46] <ikonia> johnfg: it's an install option normally, you can use it outside it but I can't remember how in honesty
[15:46] <jalonso> arleslie: slackware
[15:46] <alkisg> llutz: thanks, I'll look for that
[15:46] <GiveMeWeed> hi, im having problem with the wireless speed i didnt instaled no drivers its the ones that comes with ubuntu 9.04
[15:46] <Cerulean> excuse the confusion; someone was just talking to me about karmic
[15:46] <mweichert> is my sudoers file correct?
[15:46] <johnfg> I thought of installing server, then the desktop things.
[15:46] <alkisg> jrib: the "daemon" runs from the user session so it has the user's rights :(
[15:46] <sipior> johnfg: "sudo tasksel install lamp-server"
[15:46] <GiveMeWeed> uzualy i get 8mb in speedset on windows in ubuntu its 1.5
[15:46] <ikonia> johnfg: better to install a desktop, unless your on enterprise hardware
[15:46] <arleslie> jalonso, ok and what does pdc stand for?
[15:46] <jalonso> *sorry* no one in the slackware room will answer my question....I was cheating on you guys
[15:47] <vigo> Cerulean: Ok, did you try the Main Menu settings?
[15:47] <ikonia> sipior: thank you
[15:47] <jalonso> arleslie: Primary Domain Controller
[15:47] <ikonia> jalonso: please don't in future
[15:47] <jrib> alkisg: is this a session started inside gdm?
[15:47] <alkisg> jrib: yes, it's in /etc/xdg/autostart/ica-launcher.desktop
[15:47] <llutz> alkisg: it's a line like " lutz    ALL = NOPASSWD:/sbin/halt,/sbin/shutdown"
[15:47] <jalonso> ikonia: sorry, I know you guys frown upon that
[15:47] <dfdf> hy guys , i need some help
[15:47] <alkisg> jrib: ah, no, it starts *after* gdm, in the user session
[15:47] <jrib> alkisg: you can probably use gnome-power-cmd.sh then instead of the sudoers solution
[15:48] <arleslie> jalonso, I'm pretty sure you can run a DNS server inside of it at the same time.
[15:48] <johnfg> sipior, Cool, looks like that's just what I wanted.  Thanks, too, ikonia.
[15:48] <alkisg> llutz: thanks, jrib: thanks, looking...
[15:48] <jrib> alkisg: that's the same as if the user clicks on shutdown in the menu afaik
[15:48] <alkisg> jrib: where's that?
[15:48] <Cerulean> vigo: yes. I want it to work globally, for all users
[15:48] <fefi> hi
[15:48] <jrib> alkisg: gnome-power-cmd.sh should be in your path already...
[15:49] <jalonso> arleslie: well, you can, its just that when I try to add my windows machine to the domain, it prompts me for the admin account but it fails to add it to the domain
[15:49] <alkisg> jrib: no, command not found, and it doesn't suggest any packages to install...
[15:49] <jrib> alkisg: might not have the .sh
[15:49] <alkisg> jrib: the same without the .sh as well, not found
[15:49] <dfdf> loks like i accidentaly removed fgrlx , and now the desktop is al broken , all coloured lines
[15:49] <jrib> alkisg: what ubuntu version?
[15:49] <arleslie> jalonso, you have to add the acct onto the domain first, don't you?
[15:49] <alkisg> jrib: sorry I found it in Jaunty. It isn't there in my other PC which has Karmic.
[15:49] <fefi> hi what is ssh
[15:50] <Pici> !ssh | fefi
[15:50] <jalonso> arleslie: you mean the machine account?
[15:50] <alkisg> jrib: Hmmmmm dbus-send... nice! :)
[15:50] <fefi> thank you
[15:50] <er1c_> using an hdmi connection from my laptop to my dell monitor, i have a 2px wide pink bar on the left side of the monitor.  any pointers on how to fix this?
[15:51] <vigo> Cerulean: That is a chmod script, or something like that. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=406217
[15:51] <{g}> Hey People! How do I found out, what version of Ubuntu a box is running?
[15:51] <arleslie> jalonso, don't you have to add the admin account on to the domain before you can have the windows machine attempt to connect to it using that account...Sorry I've never worked with domains
[15:51] <genii> {g}: lsb_release -a
[15:51] <dfdf> looks like i accidentaly removed fgrlx , and now the desktop is al broken , all coloured lines ...help
[15:51] <nex> Hello, editing limits.conf seem to do NOT limit my users processes (nproc), some said i have to load the pam_module, isnt that loaded by default?
[15:51] <{g}> genii: 7.04
[15:52] <genii> {g}: Thats's pretty old now
[15:52] <ikonia> arleslie: jalonso please take this to ##slackware
[15:52] <{g}> I would like to install openssh-server on a box with Ubuntu 7.04. But it gives me 404 Not Found errors. Whats a good way to go from here?
[15:52] <jalonso> arleslie: actually you do have to add the admin account to the domain, I got that part down so far, its just that when I attempt to add my other machine to the domain it says that it cant find it
[15:52] <{g}> I mean when I try "apt-get install openssh-server"
[15:53] <ikonia> {g}: what repo url are you using ?
[15:53] <nex> The user I have tried to limit may still execute more than 5 processes, even tho it clearly says "myuser hard nproc 5"
[15:53] <genii> !EOL | {g}
[15:53] <ikonia> genii: good spot
[15:53] <joeb3_> {g}, apt-get update
[15:53] <arleslie> !ot | jalonso, sorry ikonia wanted me to forward you to it, try ##slackware -
[15:53] <joeb3_> {g}, then try again
[15:53] <ricemark20> I'm getting a slow boot process:  assuming drive cache: write through
[15:53] <johnfg> tasksel is working away.  I'm coming from debian.  Is tasksel like dpkg or what?  I never used it in debian.
[15:53] <jalonso> ikonia: I really dont see what the problem is, Samba works both on slack and ubuntu
[15:53] <eminor> {g}, 7.04 is not supported anymore :-P
[15:53] <thiebaude> {g}, upgrade to a release thats supported
[15:53] <{g}> ikonia: i dont know. the error is "Konnte http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openssl/libssl0.9.8_0.9.8c-4ubuntu0.3_i386.deb nicht holen"
[15:53] <sczgilae> Hi everybody. I have a line that mounts a network directory in /etc/fstab and if I do "mount -a" everything its ok, but when i restart the computer not mounts
[15:53] <{g}> thiebaude: how?
[15:53] <grawity> johnfg: Ubuntu is Debian-based, and uses the same dpkg, apt-get and other things.
[15:54] <ikonia> jalonso: the problem is this is on a slackware box and they work different - please ask in ##lsackware - you know you're offtopic so please stop now
[15:54] <thiebaude> !upgrade
[15:54] <ikonia> {g}: check out the URL ubottu sent you from genii
[15:54] <eminor> {g}, /join #ubuntu-de ^^
[15:54] <johnfg> grawity, OK, thanks, maybe tasksel was there, but worked in the background or something.
[15:54] <jalonso> ubottu: ikonia: my apologies, I will immediately cease this conversation
[15:55] <grawity> johnfg: tbh, I never used tasksel... but I think it's some additional tool for managing "tasks" (like package groups or whatever).
[15:55] <alkisg> jrib: thanks, it worked fine in Jaunty - it didn't even prompt me :) But it doesn't work in Karmic, the dbus service isn't registered by gnome-power-manager... :(
[15:56] <{g}> joeb3_: "apt-get update" gives me 404s as well
[15:56] <roffe> I was trying to install vlc-unrar-plugin, but got the error: cp: cannot stat `libaccess_filter_unrar_plugin.so': No such file or directory
[15:56] <{g}> "https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases" is not responding.
[15:56] <grawity> {g}: You need to update your sources.list (to the archive servers), I think.
[15:57] <grawity> {g}: The wiki works for me -- but try Google Cache if it doesn't.
[15:57] <jrib> alkisg: don't know about jaunty, you'll have to do some research about what changed
[15:57] <jrib> s/jaunty/karmic
[15:57] <alkisg> Karmic, yup, I'll try
[15:57]  * alkisg is reading the changelog..
[15:58] <joeb3_> {g}, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1003697   Look at #4.  You need to change your repos.
[15:58] <MournsForTrees> Hi there. Could anyone tell me how can I manualy run fsck? It says it's not a good idea to do it on a mounted partition, but the partition can't be unmounted.
[15:59] <sipior> MournsForTrees: you'll want to boot from a live CD, if you've one to hand
[15:59] <iceroot> MournsForTrees: a live cd can "unmount" the drive
[15:59] <jrib> alkisg: the script still exists in svn
[16:00] <suman_> what is a good tool in ubuntu to draw uml diagrams?
[16:00] <alkisg> jrib: I see that it was dropped in the changelog, and also the dbus-send function call no longer works... :-/
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> MournsForTrees:  i tend to run them from live cd's
[16:00] <metxas> I have ubuntu 9.04 without anything else, someone could help me with v4l-dvb package for a pinnacle hybrid stick?
[16:01] <MournsForTrees> OK, got it. Thanks, everybody. :D
[16:01] <mikejet> My ubuntu automatically logs me in when I boot.  How do I set up certain applications in different workspaces? For example, I want firefox on Desk 2, xchat in Desk 3... Will the october release have that?
[16:02] <jrib> alkisg: well you can still read the source for the menu item that lets you shutdown in karmic
[16:02] <alkisg> jrib: I think I'll go for the sudoers approach and be done with it :) Thanks a lot!
[16:02] <Syldra> mikejet: you can set programs to automatically move to another workspace when it's opened, I believe the tool was called devilspie, used it a while back
[16:04] <jrib> alkisg: ah right, gnome switched to git..
[16:04] <chombee> Hey, any idea what this could be? When trying to login to webmail or other websites in Firefox when you click the 'Login' button nothing happens. This also happens in Epiphany. But it just started happening on one particular Ubuntu laptop, on other computers the same websites (with the same user accounts) work fine. It's not a website problem, Firefox and Epiphany just aren't responding to button clicks
[16:05] <waga> Hello. HOw can i make a telnet server  under ubuntu
[16:05] <waga> ???
[16:05] <Syldra> waga: I'd highly recommend using SSH, it's far more secure
[16:05] <prog> hello
[16:05] <llutz> waga: apt-get install telnetd-ssl
[16:05] <steffan> !telnet | waga
[16:06] <waga> i want to use telnet, as my friends asked...
[16:06] <llutz> waga: change your friends :)
[16:07] <Syldra> waga: then create a new account, called nobody, and only let that log in over telnet, or get new friends :P
[16:08] <samir1510> llalkjf
[16:08] <waga> I need telnet! How can i configure gthe server? :)
[16:08] <jrib> !telnet | waga
[16:09] <johncomposed> hey, i just upgraded to ubuntu, and now i can't apt-get install, or update, or apt-get remove. here is my pastie trying to install something: http://www.pastie.org/635049
[16:09] <steffan> waga: it's been pointed out numerous times already that we don't support telnet because it's unsafe, you can read http://www.ubuntugeek.com/setting-up-a-telnet-server-in-ubuntu.html if you insist on using it
[16:09] <waga> thanks!
[16:09] <waga> :))
[16:09] <steffan> !info motion
[16:10] <jrib> johncomposed: upgraded to what version?
[16:10] <johncomposed> jaunty
[16:10] <waga> exit
[16:10] <mikejet> it doesn't help that WinXP, Vista and Windows7 don't come with a ssh client.
[16:10] <thiebaude> johncomposed, did you sudo dpkg --configure -a
[16:10] <johncomposed> nope, not yet, give me  a sec while i try it
[16:10] <Syldra> PuTTY is a great ssh client for windows though
[16:11] <steffan> !putty | mikejet
[16:11] <x404x> can putty send files ?
[16:11] <Syldra> x404x: for that you want WinSCP
[16:11] <llutz> x404 winscp/pscp can
[16:11] <johncomposed> didn't work, putting the results in pastie
[16:12] <x404x> ok thanx
[16:12] <MTec007> hello, what can i do so that i can get away from using ndiswrapper?
[16:12] <genii> MTec007: Get a network adapter that doesn't need it
[16:13] <[fade]> hi kids
[16:13] <MTec007> genii, that wasnt exactly what i was asking
[16:13] <thiebaude> johncomposed, log out and at the log in prompt do ctrl alt f2, then sudo apt-get update and then sudo dpkg --configure -a
[16:13] <cheslyn> anyone  please tell me how 2 upgrade 4rom ubuntu 9.4 to 9.10
[16:13] <swiftarrow> MTec007, write your own driver?
[16:14] <thiebaude> johncomposed, i had to do that when i had update problems
[16:14] <swiftarrow> cheslyn, wait till October, then run a Distro upgrade from the update manager
[16:14] <MTec007> swiftarrow, ive never done anything like that before
[16:14] <Syldra> MTec007: if you've got a card which has an open source driver, use it, otherwise, it's ndiswrapper or buy new hardware
[16:14] <swiftarrow> MTec007, is your card working?
[16:14] <MTec007> ok i guess
[16:14] <MTec007> yeah
[16:14] <swiftarrow> MTec007, then there's no problem.  ndiswrapper should be just fine!
[16:15] <MTec007> except i have to use a windows driver to use it
[16:15] <cheslyn> swiftarrow:how do i connect a PC with my cellphone
[16:15] <swiftarrow> MTec007, it's actually just using a configuration file - the ini file
[16:15] <swiftarrow> cheslyn, I don't know.
[16:15] <eminor> buy a long cable would be the best solution :)
[16:15] <MTec007> swiftarrow, ok
[16:15] <kisuke> cheslyn probably some form of ssh
[16:15] <mikinanuq> x404x: also filezilla can do SFTP which is nice and graphical. I have seen where if you're transferring a lot of files pscp is better than filezilla.
[16:16] <indus> Jops, hi
[16:16] <indus> Jops, how r things
[16:16] <Jops> indus: still not working :)
[16:16] <indus> Jops, tried mounting?
[16:16] <swiftarrow> cheslyn, how do you want to connect it?  bluetooth?  cable?
[16:16] <indus> Jops, can u tell me what you see under /
[16:16] <Jops> indus: yes, and I can't find any stage1 files in the grub folder
[16:16] <indus> Jops, cd /
[16:16] <indus> ls -l /
[16:16] <johncomposed> thiebaude, sorry, i had to do something in the real world real quick
[16:16] <kisuke> cheslyn i spoke wrong, it depends on the phone some you can use bluetooth, some require a wired cable
[16:17] <cheslyn> bluetooth?
[16:17] <Jops> indus: well, I see all the default folders there, from the live CD. Including boot
[16:17] <johncomposed> but ok, i'll try that
[16:17] <mayajowo> tes
[16:17] <indus> Jops, hmm i mean under /mnt
[16:17] <thiebaude> johncomposed, good luck john
[16:17] <indus> Jops, you mounted your / partition there i believe
[16:17] <kisuke> cheslyn usually used by wireless headsets
[16:17] <genii> MTec007: Then your question was improperly phrased
[16:18] <indus> Jops, back in 10 min
[16:18] <Jops> indus: Yes I did. I mounted it elsewhere aswell. Anyway, there is a boot/grub folder, but it does not contain a stage1 file
[16:18] <swiftarrow> cheslyn, you want to use bluetooth.  Does your computer have bluetooth, and does your cellphone have bluetooth?
[16:19] <xDVSx> Hello I was wondering if anyone can give me a had with gdesklets I just installed it rebooted and I get ERROR "failed to execute child process "gdesklets" (no such file or directory)
[16:19] <indus> Jops, ya thtas probably the /boot of the cd
[16:19] <indus> Jops, we dont want that
[16:19] <Jops> indus: as I said earlier I used grub2. There are files like menu.lst and boot.img, present
[16:19] <johnfg> Everything looks good with LAMP.  One question: ubuntu's config has the site's files in /var/www vs. /var/www/html, correct?
[16:20] <cheslyn> can i use internet via cellphone while no modem is connected
[16:20] <swiftarrow> cheslyn, you mean internet on the cell phone, or internet on the computer, through the cellphone?
[16:20] <kisuke> cheslyn what exactly are you tring to do?
[16:21] <Syldra> johnfg: yup, that is correct
[16:21] <cheslyn> internet on the computer through cellphone
[16:22] <selcuk> Enter text here...
[16:22] <llutz> cheslyn: connect your cellphone (usb, bluetooth) and use wvdial or similar to dial
[16:22] <selcuk> slm
[16:22] <indus> Jops, how did u install grub 2
[16:22] <eminor> selcuk, merhaba ^^
[16:22] <indus> Jops, in a terminal did u try sudo grub-install /dev/sdc
[16:22] <kisuke> cheslyn fyi this is called "tethering" for future refrence
[16:23] <cheslyn> do i select mass storage,compot etc
[16:23] <simion314> hi, i  forgot mysql password, what should i do purge mysql-server? is this enought? if i reinstall the password will be reseted?
[16:23] <Jops> indus: Can't remember how I installed grub 2 anymore. And I tried grub-install, get a "Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device."
[16:24] <swiftarrow> cheslyn: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=tethering+cell+phone+ubuntu
[16:24] <Hadi> how to edit /etc/hosts without getting premssion denid msg
[16:24] <eminor> Hadi, sudo
[16:24] <Syldra> Hadi: use sudo
[16:24] <swiftarrow> Hadi: gksu gedit /etc/hosts
[16:24] <Hadi> thanks
[16:24] <eminor> sudo vim ..
[16:24] <swiftarrow> or sudo
[16:25] <joeb3_> Hadi, use sudo
[16:26] <eminor> Hadi, use sudo for console programs and gksu for GUI-software :-)
[16:26] <cheslyn> is it possible to connect TV and PC
[16:27] <kisuke> cheslyn yes
[16:27] <cheslyn> even if the TV is connected with a DSTV
[16:28] <Syldra> cheslyn: you'll need an adapter probably, so I'd check the outputs from your video card, and the inputs your tv accepts
[16:28] <kisuke> cheslyn the usual method to do this is to use a VGA cable beteween the PC and TV
[16:29] <cetandi> hello everyone and good morning...I am a newbie, and I am trying to get my brother scanner to work I have been to the brother site as well as the forums and there are others having the same problem as I am and as of two days ago, the problem hadn't been resolved I am running ubuntu 8.04 ...has anyone heard of this problem
[16:29] <cetandi> ?
[16:29] <cheslyn> my TV has a input for PC
[16:30] <masquerade> cetandi: what problem precisely?
[16:30] <kisuke> cheslyn the kind that goes to your monitor?
[16:31] <cetandi> the scan key tool will not download from the site and the computer does not recognize the scanner...the printer works though(after about two hours on the forums)
[16:32] <masquerade> the tool will not download?
[16:32] <coz_1> hey guys... I know this is dumb..but... how do I enable the bookmarks sidebar in nautilus?
[16:32] <masquerade> by the way, whats the command to get the version number of an installed package?
[16:32] <masquerade> coz_1: 1 sec..
[16:32] <droid7> what's the bash tool that allows you to read a file as it's being written too?
[16:32] <skorasaurus> coz_1, hit F9
[16:32] <cetandi> the  no...it keeps me in a loop that continues back to the customer support for windows and mac usrs
[16:32] <masquerade> cetandi: oh, alright
[16:33] <coz_1> skorasaurus:  hmm that didnt work
[16:33] <Syldra> droid7: watch
[16:33] <skorasaurus> then, try going to the top menu, click on view
[16:33] <cetandi> mfc-490cw model #
[16:33] <coz_1> nevermind guys its no biggie    I will be back   I am trying to troubleshoot video card issues anyway :)
[16:33] <teraquendya> hey, does the current gparted support moving ntfs partitions to the back of the drive?
[16:34] <Aalinux> Anyone here who knows how to setup pppoe connection from parted magic livecd?
[16:35] <kisuke> teraquendya you can move the partition around in ajacent freespac, not sure if that is what you wanted...
[16:35] <droid7> Syldra, thanks
[16:36] <droid7> Syldra: I ended up finding out what I was looking for is 'tail'
[16:36] <Syldra> droid7: ah yeah, sorry, I use watch and tail together usually
[16:37] <droid7> Syldra: ya np. I'll end up checking out watch in the meantime :D
[16:38] <lolek> hello all
[16:38] <eminor> is there a translation program for ubuntu with mouseover support?
[16:38] <Syldra> droid7: it runs a command every few seconds, so you can do stuff like: watch "tail logfile | grep warning"
[16:38] <cetandi> ok i tried it again (after about 15 times the last week and now when I installed it it worked...I'll come back if i have problems again because at one point i got a message about permissions
[16:38] <Jinxed-> i am using 9.04 is it recommended to get some of the 3d desktop effects somehow?
[16:39] <Cerulean> is there a mirror for keyserver.ubuntu.com? It's not responding and I need to import some keys
[16:39] <Jinxed-> basically 1.) should i get them, and 2.) If yes where do i get them from... sorry new to linux
[16:39] <eminor> i move the mouse over a english word and it's translated to another language for example
[16:39] <lolek> i've got a question... I have kernel 2.6.30.. today system notified me that there is kernel update to 2.6.28... so.. how can I disable let say update for single package ?
[16:39] <droid7> Syldra: ah, looks like something i could use soon
[16:39] <eminor> does something like this exist for ubuntu?
[16:39] <AngryGnome> Jinxed: It depends on if you want eye candy or not.
[16:40] <cetandi> thanks masqerade for responding
[16:40] <h4f> I have created knopix bootable cd, now I want to install qemu there and run it from windows. the problem is that I have to set up in conf file of qemu where to boot from ? what's the main boot file ?
[16:40] <Jinxed-> AngryGnome: do you feel that it improves productivity?
[16:40] <Syldra> Jinxed-: system, preferences, appearance, visual effects tab, and yeah they are recommended
[16:41] <demonspork> How do I remove custom icons from folders and hdd icons? I want the icons to change when I change themes, but they won't change because I set them custom
[16:41] <AngryGnome> Jinxed: I'm more of a command line person myself, it all depends on what works for you
[16:41] <h4f> any one know
[16:41] <Jinxed-> Also I searched compiz and found Advance Deskto Effects settings, compiz fusion icon, screenlets, desktop effects, and sim dock, and was wondering which of those are useful... they are all 3/4 stars on popularity
[16:42] <FrEaKmAn_> how to unzip and obtain structure?
[16:42] <lolek> i've got a question... I have kernel 2.6.30.. today system notified me that there is kernel update to 2.6.28... so.. how can I disable let say update for single package ?
[16:42] <MsMaco> lolek: place a hold on it in synaptic
[16:42] <hlfshell> so im running maximus, but it does not get rid of the metacity title bar at the top. How do I get rid of that  ? when i killed metacity, my windows positioned over my menubar and couldn ot be moved via alt + mouse click, and they did not maximize from maximus properly.
[16:42] <Syldra> Jinxed-: advanced desktop effects is the most useful one, lets you fine-tune them
[16:42] <MsMaco> hlfshell: you need to have a window manager if you want to be able to move your windows
[16:42] <lolek> MsMaco:
[16:43] <lolek> MsMaco: sorry.. erm.. hold ?
[16:43] <Jinxed-> Syldra: if i ge the advanced desktop effects do i need the others installed?
[16:43] <hlfshell> MsMaco, is there a way to have the window manager open but not have the titlebars? I cant find an option for it
[16:43] <MsMaco> lolek: yes it should be an option somewhere in there
[16:43] <lolek> uhm
[16:43] <MsMaco> lolek: might say "lock version"?
[16:43] <lolek> aaaa ok ;)
[16:43] <lolek> thx
[16:43] <lolek> will check this out right now
[16:43] <MsMaco> hlfshell: dont think metacity has a no-border option
[16:43] <ja660k> does anyone know how to add wildcard to remote connections in for mysql my.cnf?
[16:43] <Syldra> Jinxed-: as far as I can remember, that package just adds another load of options to the Visual Effects tab, anyway, if it required anything else, Synaptic would get it
[16:43] <MsMaco> hlfshell: gonna have to find another window manager you like better
[16:44] <hlfshell> MsMaco - so then the ume-launcher in the NBR version of ubuntu is the window manager?
[16:44] <hlfshell> I'm trying to duplicate its effect wihtout using it cause its slow and laggy as heck
[16:44] <MsMaco> hlfshell: i suppose *shrug* i dont use UNR
[16:44] <hlfshell> alright thanks for your help MsMaco
[16:44] <neeroze> i gat problem with sound in my laptop can anyone help me out
[16:44] <MsMaco> hlfshell: i know on KNE they use a no-titlebar setting (called "netbook" funny enough) in kwin
[16:44] <neeroze> any one there who knw about it
[16:45] <Syldra> neeroze: say what's up, with as much detail as you can, and if anyone knows the answer, they'll say
[16:45] <neeroze> hello i need help
[16:45] <Hadi> lol :P
[16:45] <Hadi> how to install lineage on ubuntu 9.04
[16:45] <backz> Hi. I'm trying to configure wifi to a console-only-machine. Without NetworkMananger. How can I do it? wpa_supplicant?
[16:45] <neeroze> i can hear sound any more wht is the problem
[16:45] <latitude> Is anyone aware of anything like a "package request" type system in which I can let users who don't have permission to install a package select one for request, which then could prompt users who do to review the requests when they log in?
[16:45] <Syldra> backz: you want iwconfig
[16:45] <neeroze> i mean i cant hear any sound any more
[16:45] <h4f> I have created knopix bootable cd, now I want to install qemu there and run it from windows. the problem is that I have to set up in conf file of qemu where to boot from ? what's the main boot file ?
[16:46] <backz> is iwconfig a new method to do this:
[16:46] <backz> ?
[16:46] <Syldra> backz: well, iwconfig is the command line program or managing wireless connections, been around for quite a while
[16:46] <demonspork> latitude, you could use system email
[16:46] <lolek> MsMaco: hmmm it's not working ;/
[16:46] <Umeaboy> Why is there a missing PUBKEY in all the mirrors when updateing?
[16:46] <latitude> backz: "new" no, wpa_supplicant might be needed for wpa though...
[16:46] <grawity> latitude: Email, I guess. Or write your own small script for that (simply append to /requests.txt)
[16:47] <backz> Syldra: ok, then must I disable NetworkMananger ?
[16:47] <eminor> !ppa
[16:47] <backz> latitude: more docs to wpa_supplicant is very old. -Bw command (like in ubuntu help).
[16:48] <latitude> grawity: yeah, that's what I'm currently using (2 python scripts), just was checking if there was something that interfaced into a GUI installer, alright, this is managable I guess, thanks
[16:48] <eminor> that was for Umeaboy :)
[16:48] <Syldra> backz: I thought you said you didn't have it? if you are using a machine with a GUI, use networkmanager, if you've only got a CLI, use iwconfig
[16:48] <grawity> latitude: It can be much simpler without Python, IMO.
[16:48] <backz> Syldra: ok.
[16:48] <lolek> MsMaco: sorry my mistake...
[16:48] <neeroze> hello is any one replying me
[16:49] <neeroze> i need help yar
[16:49] <anselm> eminor: it was you who wanted a program for translation or
[16:49] <lolek> MsMaco: but this is weird.. the 2.6.30 kernel i've instaed from .deb package.. and i can see it in synaptic.. so why upt what me to update the older package ?
[16:49] <eminor> yes
[16:49] <Syldra> neeroze: check all your volume settings are on full, open the big volume control panel
[16:49] <eminor> but with mouseover support :D
[16:49] <Syldra> neeroze: or open a terminal and use alsamixer
[16:49] <neeroze> ya i have checked it
[16:49] <Xcerca> can you not use compiz with xinerama ?
[16:49] <MenZa> !patience | neeroze
[16:49] <anselm> eminor: stardict translates when you select a word
[16:49] <Umeaboy> Where do I see the installed kernels?
[16:49] <neeroze> day before yesterday it was all right suddenly wht happen i dnt knw
[16:50] <MenZa> Umeaboy: in /boot - alternatively, on startup in the grub bootlist
[16:50] <joaopinto> Umeaboy, dpkg -l "linux-*"
[16:50] <latitude> grawity: I'm sure, I haven't got a chance to pick up sh scripting yet though
[16:50] <MenZa> joaopinto: or that.
[16:50] <mikejet> is there a devilspie replacement being developed?
[16:50] <Umeaboy> And in Synaptic?
[16:50] <eminor> anselm, i'll try it, thanks! :)
[16:50] <latitude> Umeaboy: they'll be the ones with the checkbox checked / green
[16:50] <Syldra> neeroze: happened to me before, turned out it was an update breaking my sound drivers, if you haven't updated recently, chances are you've accidentally muted something
[16:50] <redsoxking1> what software can I use that has a GUI to make a custom linux ubunt live cd?????\
[16:51] <Umeaboy> latitude: What search-word? kernel?
[16:51] <kam00zy> i have a problem with apt-get
[16:51] <kam00zy> :(
[16:51] <kam00zy> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[16:51] <kam00zy> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[16:51] <kam00zy> everytime i do apt-get install
[16:51] <neeroze> no i hav checked it
[16:51] <Syldra> kam00zy: close Synaptic
[16:51] <neeroze> no mute
[16:51] <neeroze> its all fine
[16:52] <kam00zy> how Syldra?
[16:52] <grawity> kam00zy: Did you prefix the command with 'sudo'?
[16:52] <grawity> kam00zy: 'sudo apt-get install ...'
[16:52] <kam00zy> yes grawity
[16:52] <SnakDoc> whois snakdoc
[16:52] <sipior> SnakDoc: you should know!
[16:52] <Syldra> kam00zy: either you dont have permission, and forgot to add "sudo" before your command, or another program is running, using apt
[16:52] <giant81> I've got my fglrx drivers working, and I've gotten compiz and emerald installed, but when I run compiz my window borders disappear, I thought emerals was a windows decorator? am I missing something?
[16:52] <redsoxking1>  what software can I use that has a GUI to make a custom linux ubunt live cd?????
[16:53] <SnakDoc> was type sipior was seeing info show :P missed /
[16:53] <VanRoth> Can someone help with a problem... any radio button such as "close" when chosen results in a 5 second delay before the system actions it. Is this the gnome desktop or X-org problem
[16:53] <kam00zy> haha i think i figured it out guys
[16:53] <neeroze> yesterday i hav installed mysql server but i break the installlation process before it was completes
[16:53] <kam00zy> wasnt sudo
[16:53] <kam00zy> but i got it
[16:53] <kam00zy> :p
[16:53] <FloodBot3> kam00zy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:53] <grawity> latitude: http://dpaste.com/99907/ - veeery simple implementation.
[16:53] <neeroze> is it coz of that
[16:53] <Umeaboy> latitude: I wrote linux-headers, is that right?
[16:53] <ikonia> h4f: you may want to join #knoppix and ask that, this channel is for ubuntu
[16:53] <whois> giant81: i guess you need to replace the gtk windows decorator if it's not properly loading with 'emerald -replace' (without single quotes)
[16:54] <giant81> ahh thanks
[16:54] <grawity> whois: It's --replace, with two dashes.
[16:54] <h4f> ikonia: Imagine its ubuntu. as the question is not knopix related
[16:54] <h4f> :)
[16:54] <ikonia> h4f: no - join the correct channel please.
[16:54] <giant81> yeah word arg's have -- letter args have -
[16:54] <whois> grawity: :) thanks.
[16:54] <grawity> giant81: Install CCSM, then open the settings of 'Window decoration' plugin, write 'emerald' there.
[16:54] <latitude> Umeaboy: should be yeah, I just looked very quickly though and synaptics (which I don't use) doesn't seem to have things that easy to find... look for an option to see only packages that are already installed
[16:55] <latitude> grawity: that is quite nice, thank you!
[16:55] <Syldra> h4f: ubuntu has it's own program to create custom boot discs, it's under system > administration > create USB startup disc, I assume you could convert it to be a cd image ;)
[16:55] <Ben> Hello
[16:56]  * b4r7 is back (gone 01:21:27)
[16:56] <achpile> hi everybody
[16:56] <ikonia> b4r7: please disable that script in #ubuntu
[16:57] <achpile> does anybody know where I can get Kylix?
[16:57] <Ben348> Can I get Kubuntu support here ?
[16:57] <Ben348> or just ubuntu
[16:57] <latitude> Ben348: sure
[16:57] <lolek> achpile: hmm got banned on google ?
[16:57] <ikonia> Ben348: sure, also be aware of #kubuntu
[16:57] <Umeaboy> ben348: Ubuntu yes, Kubuntu, No.
[16:58] <kam00zy> where can i get bt4 support?
[16:58] <Ben348> Ok thanks ill move channel then
[16:58] <lolek> achpile: http://www.google.pl/search?hl=pl&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu%3Aen-US%3Aunofficial&hs=QrK&q=kylix+ubuntu&btnG=Szukaj&lr=
[16:58] <lolek> achpile: first link
[16:58] <ikonia> Umeaboy: you can get kubuntu support in here
[16:58] <Umeaboy> Okey.
[16:58] <grawity> Umeaboy: #ubuntu is usually okay for all official Ubuntu releases (even though #kubuntu is recommended)
[16:58] <skorasaurus> hi, i'm using prevu and I receive an error: "Prevu Error: Failed to fetch and extract source"
[16:58] <Umeaboy> What's #kubuntu-channel for then?
[16:58] <redsoxking1> What software can I use that has a GUI to make a custom linux ubunt live cd?????
[16:58] <lolek> !pm
[16:59] <ikonia> Umeaboy: kubuntu specific questions or more specific /experienced users
[16:59] <lolek> !pm > achpile
[16:59] <lolek> !help
[16:59] <Ben348> I spose it would probs be best for me to running Kubuntu before I ask my problem so I can show screenshots etc
[16:59] <Ben348> Brb :)
[16:59] <kam00zy> haha
[16:59] <kam00zy> nice
[17:00] <skorasaurus> !prevu
[17:00] <lolek> skorasaurus: is there any command for ubottu for.. hmm info about comercial software?
[17:00] <skorasaurus> !ubottu
[17:00] <lolek> skorasaurus: i mean, that we don't provide links and that kind of stuff ?
[17:00] <lolek> skorasaurus: oh, thx ;)
[17:00] <skorasaurus> oh, i forgot what it was called.
[17:01] <skorasaurus> what are you looking for ?
[17:01] <lolek> skorasaurus: well ok.. if there is some doc.. on page you gave me.. then i'll find it.. thx ;)
[17:01] <lolek> skorasaurus: didn't know that ubottu has got a doc.. ;)
[17:01] <skorasaurus> !restricted
[17:01] <marcellus> hipitihop: well that was fun. I restarted networking a few times while talking with you yesterday and then everything stopped working. I still haven't been able to resurrect any NICs on that machine.
[17:01] <benc> what does this means in a make file: SOURCES := $(wildcard src/*.erl)
[17:02] <benc> and then: MODULES := $(patsubst src/%.erl,%,$(SOURCES))
[17:02] <lolek> skorasaurus: well, no, there was a guy few minutes ago, and he was asking about Kylix software link..
[17:02] <redsoxking1> What software can I use that has a GUI to make a custom linux ubunt live cd?????
[17:03] <ikonia> redsoxking1: that's a big ask
[17:03] <Dr_Willis> other then the !remaster factoid.. no idea
[17:03] <ikonia> redsoxking1: have a look at unetbootin, but be aware it's not a case of a "gui" to build it actaully requries some effort and understanding
[17:03] <Dr_Willis> !remaster
[17:03] <Umeaboy> redsoxking1: packages.ubuntu.com is a good refference.
[17:03] <Ben348> Hello I'm back :D
[17:03] <redsoxking1> ikonia I just want a few names of some programs
[17:03] <leissi> hurr durr once again I'm here for help :3
[17:04] <ikonia> Umeaboy: no it's not - that's just a archive - what has that got to do with remastering ?
[17:04] <kam00zy> anybody know how to set up utorrent with wine?
[17:04] <kam00zy> cuz its not working for me
[17:04] <ikonia> kam00zy: maybe #winehq is a good starting point
[17:04] <Pir4nhaX> hi
[17:04] <iceroot> kam00zy: why wine?
[17:04] <kam00zy> kk
[17:04] <Pir4nhaX> all
[17:04] <leissi> kam00zy, use transmission instead :P
[17:04] <leissi> anyway
[17:04] <leissi> so
[17:04] <kam00zy> i dont like transmission
[17:04] <kam00zy> lol
[17:04] <whois> kam00zy: you sure, you have Wine installed ?
[17:05] <redsoxking1> no really wanting to remaster per say I just want to cut it down in size so that I can use it to fix those crappy windows machines Umeaboy ikonia
[17:05] <Dr_Willis> wine utorrent.exe     works for me
[17:05] <Syldra> kam00zy: install wine, double click .exe, follow install, and it works fine usually
[17:05] <iceroot> kam00zy: ah ok there is no linux-version
[17:05] <ikonia> redsoxking1: the ubuntu livecd is 700 meg - it's fine to fix things
[17:05] <grawity> kam00zy: Tried Deluge?
[17:05] <ikonia> redsoxking1: cutting it down won't make it any less than 1 cd
[17:05] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  theres several 'system rescue live linux cd' in existance that have many tools for doing that task allready included
[17:05] <leissi> I installed windows 7 some time ago, and now decided to install ubuntu again. The problem now is that I cannot launch windows 7 from GRUB bootloader, and it forces a restart if I do. How do I fix this?
[17:06] <redsoxking1> really Dr_Willis could you please send me a link in a PM
[17:06] <giant81> & compiz <-- will background it right?
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  check the disrtowatch web site.
[17:06] <ikonia> redsoxking1: check out distrowatch.com
[17:06] <grawity> giant81: No, it'll give a syntax error.
[17:06] <grawity> giant81: You need compiz &
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  or google. :) i use 'system rescue cd' all the time.
[17:06] <giant81> grawity, thanks & on the wrong side
[17:06] <redsoxking1> Dr_Willis, ikonia Thank you both for your help... have a wonderful day
[17:07] <grawity> giant81: And don't forget "disown" after that, or it'll be killed when you close the terminal...
[17:07] <redsoxking1> Dr_Willis, is that system rescue for those ugly microsoft machines? LoL
[17:08] <ikonia> redsoxking1: they are linux OS's on a cd - nothing to do with microsoft
[17:08] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  ive used it to fix grub and other things on linux box's also
[17:08] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  used it to 'fix' frogotten passwords on vista machines also.
[17:08] <Ben348> Hello all. I installed Kubuntu yesterday on my laptop, I'm now trying to get the wifi working on it (currently using a cable) I enabled the driver in the hardware window here http://i34.tinypic.com/280kxfd.png  but everytime i go to conect wirelessly the tab is disabled http://i35.tinypic.com/vfi1z8.png  how do I solve this please ?
[17:08] <Umeaboy> ikonia: You've got group-names.
[17:09] <ikonia> Umeaboy: pardon ?
[17:09] <redsoxking1> i know that ikonia I want to boot with the live CD and scan the NTFS partitions inside of windows without opening the hdd and spreading the virus Dr_Willis
[17:10] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  most any live cd can do that.
[17:10] <grawity> "Opening the hdd" won't spread any virus.
[17:10] <grawity> (Not even on Windows.)
[17:10] <Umeaboy> ikonia: They're put in groups.
[17:10] <ChogyDan> Ben348: did you try linux-backports-modules-jaunty-generic ?
[17:10] <Umeaboy> Audio, Video & such.
[17:10] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  many  have clamav or other av software installed also to scan for cvirusi
[17:10] <redsoxking1> I know I just want a custom one that I can boot from CD with older machines and boot from USB on newer ones Dr_Willis
[17:10] <backz> hi, I've configured my /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf file. Now I'm trying to setup wlan0 with iwconfig, using this way: iwconfig wlan0 essid penalty
[17:11] <marcellus> hipitihop: scratch that.  Ok, back to configuring the LAN.
[17:11] <Ben348> ChogyDan: Nope, wasn't aware of that. Ill have a google
[17:11] <ikonia> Umeaboy: yes, but how is that going to help him build a livecd ?
[17:11] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  most live linux cd/disrtos can do that now a days..  ive must of tried 12+ in the last 2 weeks
[17:11] <ChogyDan> Ben348: it has update atheros drivers...
[17:12] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  low end is TinyCoreLinux (10mb) and PuppyLinux(100mb and quite complete) then theres ones taking up 3gb+
[17:12] <Umeaboy> ikonia: To look in the category if which his consern is about.
[17:12] <ikonia> redsoxking1: the ubuntu livecd will boot on most machines, it's fine
[17:12] <ikonia> redsoxking1: I don't understand you're problem with using a stock ubuntu livecd ?
[17:12] <redsoxking1> I just want something like nlite or vlite for an Ubuntu live CD Dr_Willis, and I want to preload some windows only software onto it under wine aswell
[17:12] <Ben348> Ok thanks ChogyDan, this is the correct page yeh http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/linux-backports-modules-jaunty-generic ?
[17:13] <ikonia> redsoxking1: that would be unwise - for that use a windows rescue CD, or ask the people in ##windows for alternatives
[17:13] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  many are MUCh easier to remaster then ubuntu.   Puppy and Tiny Core and slax are rather trivial to remaster
[17:13] <latitude> redsoxking1: really you are making this more complicated than it is... if you're just looking to scan for viruses you should be set...
[17:13] <redsoxking1> Dr_Willis, I have tons of distros and I use puppy on win98 and earlier but with the power and speed of ubuntu I could cut down my time at a clients house
[17:14] <ikonia> redsoxking1: what are you talking about the power and speed of ubuntu ??? they are all going to be slow as they are livecd
[17:14] <backz> hi, I've configured my /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf file. Now I'm trying to setup wlan0 with iwconfig, using this way: iwconfig wlan0 essid MYNET. But dhclient3 can't found dhcp.
[17:14] <Dr_Willis> redsoxking1:  i got a8gb flash drive with about 5 different 'rescue disrtos'  on it.   I suggest speaking to the guys in ##windows - there are some excellent tools out there
[17:15] <redsoxking1> I hate windows though and they know nothing about linux so that would be a dead end ikonia
[17:15] <jedi06> how do i find the ip address of the sender of an email
[17:15] <ikonia> redsoxking1: no it wouldn't they know a lot about windows and the best tools to fix/recover it
[17:16] <redsoxking1> I'll figure it out guys and when I do I'll let you know
[17:16] <ikonia> jedi06: look in the headers
[17:17] <neeroze> can some one else can help me out with my sound problem
[17:17] <neeroze> plz
[17:17] <neeroze> any one there
[17:17] <jedi06> ikonia, i don't think my cient allows me i don't see an option for it
[17:17] <redsoxking1> ikonia, I know what software I want on it already, I just need to learn how to preload it onto a CD, I have to upgrade the virus software alot so being able to make one when I need it would be awesome
[17:17] <ikonia> jedi06: most clients will show headers, depends on your client how you get to it
[17:17] <carresmd> neeroze: LOL ... don't be so impatient :)
[17:18] <carresmd> !ask | neeroze
[17:18] <blackbox45> come si fa per far funzionare   Acad  su linux?
[17:18] <genii> !it | blackbox45
[17:18] <Moae> hi all
[17:18] <ikonia> !it > blackbox45
[17:18] <neeroze> i am having sound problem
[17:18] <neeroze> i cant hear any sound
[17:18] <junglejim> anyone know how to get this alias to work in 9.04?
[17:18] <Moae> can you help me configure lcdproc? i have downloaded lcdproc 0.5.3 and i have lirc 0.8.6
[17:18] <junglejim> irc.freenode.net
[17:19] <junglejim> wtar () { wget -q -O - $1 | tar zxv --no-same-owner --no-same-permission ; }
[17:19] <carresmd> neeroze: Did you try a reboot?
[17:19] <Moae> but it seems doesn't work
[17:19] <neeroze> ya
[17:19] <ikonia> Moae: lcdproc is in the ubuntu repos
[17:19] <sipior> neeroze: i think we'll need a little more data if someone here is to help you :-)
[17:19] <ikonia> !info lcdproc
[17:19] <sipior> neeroze: and when i say "a little", i mean "a lot".
[17:19] <Moae> ikonia: i know but in ubuntu repos there is only the 0.5.2 and it hasn't the imonlcd driver
[17:20] <ikonia> Moae: really I thought the imonlcd driver had been around for ages
[17:20] <snostorm> neeroze: Check sound cables. And yes, we need more info
[17:20] <MenZa> jimcooncat: You want wtar <argument> to execute that command, substituting $1 for <argument>?
[17:20] <Matt_______> hey, how i can make a program that runs automatically when startup?
[17:20] <junglejim> Can anyone help help get this alias to work in 9.04? wtar () { wget -q -O - $1 | tar zxv --no-same-owner --no-same-permission ; }
[17:20] <joris1> Weird problem. How do i make grub recognise a second ubuntu install
[17:20] <neeroze> i dnt knw what happen to my laptop i am having sound in windows but i cant hear sound in ubuntu
[17:20] <MenZa> junglejim: that was for you above, sorry.
[17:20] <ikonia> joris1: edit the menu.lst - use the existing ubutnu entry as a template
[17:20] <leissi> so, I installed ubuntu after windows 7 and now I get a forced reboot after trying to launch w7 on GRUB boot loader with the error "boot device inaccessible", any info on how to fix this?
[17:20] <Moae> ikonia: no only the imon driver, but i have e soundgraph/imon 15c2:0038 that is supported only by imonlcd driver
[17:21] <MenZa> junglejim: Please confirm.
[17:21] <Moae> ikonia: that are only in the 0.5.3 package
[17:21] <snostorm> Matt____: Administration->startup programs
[17:21] <ikonia> Moae: you have two options, build it yourself, or speak to the package maintainer to request upgrade
[17:21] <joris1> as a template?
[17:21] <ikonia> joris1: yes for the entries
[17:21] <Moae> ikonia: i have already installed it
[17:21] <junglejim> Menza - yes I want to wget and then untar
[17:22] <Moae> ikonia: but it seems doesn't work
[17:22] <MenZa> junglejim: alias wtar='wget -q -O - $1 | tar zxv --no-same-owner --no-same-permission'
[17:22] <Matt_______> snostorm: I dont find anything named like this
[17:22] <ikonia> Moae: define doesn't work
[17:22] <MenZa> junglejim: alternatively, put it in a shellscript (with #!/bin/bash at the top) and put it in /usr/bin - then you can invoke 'wtar $1' to use it.
[17:22] <junglejim> Menza - thanks let me try it out
[17:22] <Matt_______> I dont find it also in Main Menu editor
[17:22] <joris1> thanks and how do I make sure what operating system boots first?
[17:23] <snostorm> Matt:System->Administration>startup is the way it is on my system.
[17:23] <Moae> ikonia: the lcd must to be interact with my remote control, show icons and other functions that i don't rember now, but it doesn't make nothing
[17:24] <Moae> ikonia: work just the backlight
[17:24] <Matt_______> snostorm: yeah, i dont find it
[17:24] <ikonia> Moae: what have you done to set it up
[17:25] <jedi06> should i go with recieved: from ... [ip]  or X-Originating-IP:[ip]
[17:25] <Matt_______> any help please
[17:25] <Milos_SD> I'm trying to compile gnome-shell on Jaunty, but it says I don't have package "firefox-js"... where can I find that? :S
[17:26] <snostorm> neeroze: What soundcard do you have?
[17:27] <m2ky> Hi, all, can i set my ubuntubox to black/white style. from the base color, even when i visit a colored web site.I just want get a black/white in my eyes.
[17:27] <Moae> ikonia: downloaded from the cvs, run sh autogen.sh, run ./configure --enable-driver=all, make, make install
[17:27] <snostorm> m2ky: Isn't there a way to do that with Compiz?
[17:28] <Moae> ikonia: after i have configured the LCDd.conf
[17:28] <grawity> m2ky: Install CCSM, look for 'Brightness/Contrast' plugin.
[17:29] <anon^_^> hi, i have a question regarding checkinstall
[17:29] <MenZa> anon^_^: ask it, then!
[17:29] <anon^_^> the following commands are required to compile xfsprogs from git
[17:29] <anon^_^> make
[17:29] <anon^_^> install-dev
[17:30] <anon^_^> when replacing install-dev with checkinstall
[17:30] <anon^_^> xfsprogs will build
[17:30] <anon^_^> but will leave out xfs/xfs.h header
[17:31] <anon^_^> so when you try to build xfsdump, that will error out with an unstatisfied dependency
[17:31] <anon^_^> the question is
[17:31] <anon^_^> how do you pass on the "-dev" portion of "install-dev"
[17:31] <anon^_^> when using checkinstall to install xfsprogs
[17:32] <lizzzy> How do I set up a firewall on linux?
[17:32] <anon^_^> all ports are closed by default
[17:32] <junglejim> Menza - did not work - i got: gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
[17:32] <junglejim> tar: Child returned status 1
[17:32] <junglejim> tar: http\://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drupal-6.13.tar.gz: Not found in archive
[17:32] <junglejim> tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[17:32] <FloodBot3> junglejim: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:33] <m2ky> grawity: look, i use ubuntu as a program workstation, so what i need just a console interface, and a web browser that can show me some information from google. I use a old laptop which use the chrome IGP card, so it is seems that i cant open compiz on my laptop.
[17:33] <genii> anon^_^: Perhaps open the Makefile, get creative with renaming install/install-dev sections
[17:33] <heyy> heyy
[17:33] <heyy> hm
[17:33] <grawity> m2ky: Console interface?
[17:34] <heyy> heyy wats up
[17:34] <grawity> m2ky: Try w3m, lynx, elinks, and so on.
[17:34] <m2ky> grawity: yes, no x server.
[17:34] <[fade]> privet Russian
[17:34] <das_Urmel> hi folks, i've got a problem with a toshiba tecra m1 laptop and ubuntu 9.4 installed on it. the resolution can't be set higher than 800x600. now i've tried various things and earlier this day, maxwell from this channel here told me to do something with this: http://mcraig.org/mec/2009/09/02/ubuntu-9-04-toshiba-tecra-m1-xorg-conf/  to make it work. what do i have to do?
[17:35] <Russian> [fade]: privet fade
[17:35] <snostorm> I have a really odd question... my themes (Except icon themes and Redmond) have disappeared, for all users and the login window. I've tried removing the .gnome2 folder, as someone suggested, but to no avail. Anybody got any ideas?
[17:35] <anon^_^> genii, I don't want to mess around and potentially fubar a partition because i incorrectly messed with partition tools on compile
[17:35] <m2ky> grawity: the problem is that i can use the native resulotion 1680*1050 whitout X, and the three browser cant show me a picture.
[17:35] <anon^_^> that's why I was hoping there was a way to pass on the -dev flag with checkinstall
[17:36] <solifugus> I have noticed, to devistating affect, that when I copy text off a browser page and then close the browser window... my copy buffer appears to loose what I copied... wtf is going on?  (this didn't happen with kde, but I am using gnome now since kde 4 is to messed up)
[17:36] <unimatrix> what would be the best way to limit bandwidth to certain clients on a ubuntu linux router?
[17:36] <grawity> m2ky: There's a thing called "framebuffer". (Kernel modules vesafb, nvidiafb, and so on.)
[17:36] <grawity> m2ky: It can use the native resolution, AND elinks (or links? don't remember) can use it to display pictures.
[17:36] <neeroze> i hav problem wit my wirless device
[17:37] <solifugus> Is there any way to recover my copy buffer, after closing firefox seems to have eliminated it (in gnome)?
[17:37] <swiftarrow> solifugus, that's one thing about gnome that keeps surprising me.
[17:37] <zanberdo> I'm running Ubuntu 8.04.3 LTS server build on head-less servers without a gui. I want to know if I can configure apt-get or aptitude to perform periodic updates (not upgrade though, as I'd prefer to do that by hand). Is there a way to configure apt-get or aptitude to update periodically?
[17:37] <neeroze> i have problem with wireless device
[17:37] <solifugus> swiftarrow:  any way to recover it?  I mean, this couldn't be behavior by design...
[17:37] <NesWork> what's the major different between duplicity and rsync?
[17:37] <unimatrix> solifugus: nope, gnome can't properly handle copy&paste
[17:37] <zanberdo> neeroze, state the problem, don't just keep restating that you have a problem.
[17:37] <stefg> !info glipper | solifugus
[17:37] <snostorm> neeroze: What is it then?
[17:38] <swiftarrow> stefg, looks good...
[17:38] <solifugus> Steffg: thanks!
[17:38] <neeroze> i am useing MSI CR400 model laptop and i cnat see wireless connection option
[17:38] <m2ky> grawity, is that the vga=xxx in the grub boot line? i use a laptop use chrome IGP video card which is product at 2005, and many time, i plug my 22 lcd on the laptop, so what i can do?
[17:38] <grawity> m2ky: vga=, yes, or modprobe vesafb, I think.
[17:39] <ScreamerX> hello
[17:39] <grawity> m2ky: intelfb, if it's an Intel card (if that's what IGP means)
[17:39] <das_Urmel> anybody here who knows what to with this: http://mcraig.org/mec/2009/09/02/ubuntu-9-04-toshiba-tecra-m1-xorg-conf/ to make the resolution work again?
[17:39] <junglejim> Anyone know why this alias command fails: alias wtar='wget -q -O - $1 | tar zxv --no-same-owner --no-same-permission'
[17:39] <ScreamerX> is there any key combination that puts my fullscreen opengl application into background?
[17:39] <Moae>  anyone can help to enable my soundgraph imon? i have installed lcdproc 0.5.3, configured the LCDd.conf but it doesn't work, i have Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04, the version of the Soundgraph is 15c2:0038
[17:39] <snostorm> neeroze: What wireless card do you have?
[17:40] <m2ky> grawity, no, it is a card from s3. no very good driver support in linux world.
[17:40] <AaronTur> das_Urmel, arcoding to the website, that xorg config works on your computer, you will have to use that as your xorg config
[17:40] <grawity> m2ky: Well, framebuffer should still work fine.
[17:40] <guntbert> junglejim: in what way does it fail?
[17:41] <solifugus> I just installed glipper with synaptic.. but I don't see it on any menu or icon anywhere..  Where might it be?  I tried alt-f2 and entering "glipper" but it doesn't appear to be a pathed executable..
[17:41] <zanberdo> nm, I figured it out.
[17:41] <das_Urmel> AaronTur: ok so i just have to copy it there and delete the other one?
[17:42] <m2ky> grawity, i use the vga=ask parameter, and it gives me no wildscreen resolution. and not big enought.
[17:42] <grawity> m2ky: Try 'sudo modprobe s3fb'
[17:42] <grawity> m2ky: I really don't know what exactly does vga= do.
[17:43] <m2ky> grawity, my friend's laptop which is use intel 915 chipset, and he put some x driver in the kernel as he said, and it support the big monitor.
[17:43] <AaronTur> das_Urmel ; you have to gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf then paste the text into it
[17:43] <neeroze> help
[17:43] <stefg> grawity: http://lxr.linux.no/source/Documentation/fb/vesafb.txt
[17:43] <almostAg33k> hey guys i need some  help un-installing diablo 2 from my root
[17:44] <neeroze> i cant use my wireless
[17:44] <neeroze> guys help me out
[17:44] <AaronTur> das_Urmel; or try sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[17:44] <stefg> !wifi | neeroze
[17:44] <scoop21> hi, people
[17:44] <snostorm> neeroze: We need more info! What card do you have?
[17:44] <neeroze> RaLink Device 3090
[17:45] <junglejim> gunbert - it gives a couple of erros but the first is: gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
[17:45] <das_Urmel> AaronTur: Thanks very much, i've been fighting with this  for a while now and just wanted to make sure to do everything right now :-P
[17:45] <AaronTur> das_Urmel ; you're welcome
[17:46] <scoop21> can anybody help at the proplem with the pm-utils aka acpi thing in karmic? If i plugin/out battery or ac the system goes immadiatly standby
[17:46] <stefg> !karmic | scoop21
[17:46] <AaronTur> das_Urmel ; youll have to restart after you have edited the xorg.conf file
[17:46] <snostorm> neeroze: That's a start. Now at that wifi link the bot just gave you, there should be a list od supported devices. Is yours one of them?
[17:46] <wildc4rd> evening all
[17:47] <junglejim> gutbert; it gives a couple of erros but the first is: gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
[17:47] <scoop21> ahh ok thanks
[17:47] <junglejim> guntbert; it gives a couple of erros but the first is: gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
[17:47] <das_Urmel> AaronTur: Ok, i'll try and tell you if it worked.
[17:48] <AaronTur> das_Urmel ; OK
[17:48] <ScreamerX> i am slackware user
[17:48] <[fade]> same here :)
[17:49] <Hatl> is there a way to minimize a fullscreen opengl application?
[17:50] <guntbert> junglejim: please tell us a bit more details: how did you try to use the alias? ... and you know you have to give it a zip-file to feed on?
[17:50] <Stoy> How does gtk+ theme engines work, will I have to switch between different engines to be able to change theme, is the theme in question is installed?
[17:51] <junglejim> guntbert; I tried it like this: wtar http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drupal-6.13.tar.gz
[17:51] <grumete> heya, how can I shoutcast.
[17:51] <grumete> so everyone can listen my music.
[17:51] <junglejim> the file does exist because I can do a wget with the same url
[17:52] <stefg> grumete: http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_webradio_with_icecast2_ices2
[17:52] <grumete> stefg thank you very much.
[17:53] <larsemil> for activating hardware drivers i usually run gtk-jockey. but now i am sitting on a computer without gnome and without kde and need to activate a driver for my networkcard. is there a way to do this from terminal?
[17:53] <almostAg33k> this is where  i installed Diablo, env WINEPREFIX="/root/.wine" wine "C:\Program Files\Diablo II\Diablo II.exe"  why can i find it ?
[17:53] <junglejim> guntbert ; I got the idea from here: http://nodeone.se/blogg/tips/shell-aliases-make-drupal-administration-easier#wtar
[17:54] <Guest57234> does anybody know how to solve problem with saving display configuration on Nvidia x server? I have to manualy set it each boot of my comp...
[17:54] <guntbert> junglejim: wget doesn't deliver the file to stdout though and so tar "starves" - I'm no expert with those things though - please ask the channel again, but make sure to give the needed details in your question (and try to keep it in one line :-))
[17:55] <Enja> Hi, good afternoon to all! I have got one problem with Nautilus, can anyone help me?...
[17:55] <ChrizC> how do I start my mysql server?
[17:55] <joaopinto> !anyone | Enja
[17:55] <aaron11> does anybody know how to ssh into my local windows computer
[17:55] <ChrizC> !anyone | aaron11
[17:55] <Ido_> Hello people, anyone here could help me with a question? o:
[17:55] <grawity> ChrizC: He _did_ ask a question.
[17:55] <ChrizC> ¬_¬
[17:55] <joaopinto> aaron11, how is that related to ubuntu ?
[17:56] <guntbert> aaron11: thats a windows question: you have to start a ssh-server there
[17:56] <stefg> aaron11: win doesn't know ssh ... use rdp and rdesktop instead
[17:56] <joaopinto> !anyone | Ido_
[17:56] <Ido_> Alright...
[17:56] <ChrizC> how do I start mysqld from the terminal?
[17:56] <grawity> aaron11: Windows doesn't come with a SSH server, so you'll need to install one - Bitvise WinSSHd is nice. But seriously, for connecting to Windows, RDP (Remote Desktop) is much more useful.
[17:56] <almostAg33k> how can i remove a progrAM I installed in gksu nautilus
[17:56] <larsemil> noone knows how to activate a hardware driver from terminal?
[17:56] <joaopinto> ChrizC, sudo /etc/init.d/mysqld start
[17:56] <Enja> OK, sorry... my problem is that in my file explorer "Nautilus" doesn't appears the toolbar of the "Archive", "Edit", and that other menu...
[17:56] <Elmaron> how can I have a shell script executed after startup (preferrably after the daemons having been started up by the init scripts)?
[17:57] <ChrizC> joaopinto: sudo: /etc/init.d/mysqld: command not found
[17:57] <guntbert> ChrizC: did you try with /etc/init.d/mysq<tab> start?
[17:57] <stefg> Elmaron: /etc/rc.local
[17:57] <void_pointer> ChrizC, it's just /etc/init.d/mysql start
[17:57] <Enja> What can I do to get come back that toolbar in my Nautilus explorer?
[17:58] <Elmaron> stefg: "This script is executed at the end of each multiuser runlevel." at the end of each runlevel? does that mean multiple times or something? O_o
[17:58] <Ido_> I have a Celeron with 1.7GHz Processor (1 core), 256MB RAM, enough HD space and my question is...will Ubuntu run/be installed successfully on it?
[17:58] <Ido_> (The latest one)
[17:58] <grawity> Ido_: It will work, but might be a little slow.
[17:58] <genii> Ido_: You're probably better off with Xubuntu instead, with those specs
[17:59] <madman1> why does gpg --fingerprint return no results on my system
[17:59] <stefg> Elmaron: no ... that just means it's called whenever you're not in single user runlevel (init S)
[17:59] <Ido_> Alright, the main purpose i'm doing it is because my dad says it will run faster than WinXP...so will Xubuntu actually be faster or there'd be no difference?
[17:59] <junglejim> Okay - let me try this again. Someone on the net should this command to add to alias but I cannot get it to work: wtar () { wget -q -O - $1 | tar zxv --no-same-owner --no-same-permission ; }
[17:59] <grawity> madman1: Because you have no keys in your GPG keyring.
[17:59] <madman1> grawity: why is that?
[17:59] <grawity> madman1: Because you haven't added any, I guess.
[18:00] <stefg> Elmaron: you've got to familiarize with the concept of runlevels .... just to find that ubunt uses upstart and is different anyway :-)
[18:00] <grawity> madman1: Try gpg --list-keys to check
[18:00] <Hatl> Ido_: give it a try :P
[18:00] <Ido_> Okay, thank you guys XD
[18:00] <madman1> grwaity: yeah nothing came up when i searched for keys
[18:01] <grawity> madman1: Yeah, and that is why it doesn't list any fingerprints.
[18:01] <madman1> grawity: thanks i was thinking the same thing but id rather not jump the gun
[18:02] <CoolShorts> Hi people, I have AWN, but because I added some applet to it, it's now refusing to take more launchers
[18:02] <CoolShorts> how do I set it back to default? (so delete all launchers?)
[18:02] <shai> I don't know what I'm doing wrong... I had setup gdmsetup to accept remote XDMCP connections... but when I run Xlauncher from Xming, it won't connect... ( I get no error either )
[18:03] <das_Urmel> AaronTur: i've tried the sudo gedit command and everything worked but the resolution hasn't changed and when i open the file via browser then it doesn't show up the things i've changed. only when i open the file with the sudo gedit command. have i forgotten something?
[18:03] <aaron11> i want to ssh into my windows computer that is in my local network. it has freesshd and the server works because  tried self connecting with putty and it asked for a passwd now i dont know what to type in the box after aaronvarghese@tedy132:~$ ssh 115.XXX.XXX.XXX and its just keeping quiet (no output) please help me.
[18:03] <Vubi> would anyone know if their is a distro of some sort that can clean infected windows computers ? is their an ubuntu setup for that also?
[18:03] <grawity> aaron11: Run ssh -v 155.x.x.x, see where it hangs.
[18:03] <acostello> aaron11: have you set a password on your other system?
[18:03] <Keiffer> what do i need  to move/remove/copy from /home/keiffer/.ssh so the files can still be accessible before mounting the encrypted /home?
[18:03] <Alien_Freak> how do I list the files that were installed in a package?
[18:04] <stefg> shai: my guess is that the firewall (ufw) blocks access
[18:04] <grawity> Alien_Freak: dpkg -L packagename
[18:04] <Alien_Freak> thx Granis
[18:04] <Alien_Freak> thx grawity
[18:04] <aaron11> acostello: this is embarising but i dont know what my password is
[18:04] <shai> stefg, actually ... I disabled iptables...
[18:04] <mikejet> aaron11, I bet Windows builtin firewall is blocking connections to TCP port 22.
[18:04] <acostello> aaron11: is it a windows computer?
[18:04] <aaron11> acostello: it doesnt prompt for a passwd
[18:04] <aaron11> acostello: im connecting from a linux to a windows vista
[18:05] <stefg> shai: any particular reason you wanr a remote X session? That's quite a historic remnant. people use vnc or rdp nowadays
[18:05] <peximglobal> hi all
[18:05] <grawity> aaron11: Try adding an exception to Windows' firewall.
[18:05] <acostello> aaron11: can you ping it?
[18:05] <Ido_> Umm, 2 more people, does Xubuntu have some kind of a media player?
[18:05] <Ido_> (Not WMP, just any media player XD)
[18:05] <AaronTur> das_urmel; can you tell me what the path is in nautilus
[18:05] <stefg> shai: another option would be ssh -X
[18:05] <lodder> keyserver.ubuntu.com down ?
[18:05] <aaron11> acostello: yes ive tried pinging it without the ip address
[18:05] <AngryGnome> Ido: yes
[18:05] <grawity> lodder: Yep... use pool.sks-keyservers.net
[18:05] <shai> steffan, VNC seems ... slower to me... don't you think?
[18:05] <acostello> aaron11: so its resolving to name vs using ip address?
[18:05] <CoolShorts> Hi people, I have AWN, but because I added some applet to it, it's now refusing to take more launchers
[18:06] <CoolShorts>  how do I set it back to default? (so delete all launchers?)
[18:06] <Ido_> Alright...and does Xubuntu support connectivity to TV with a S-video cable?
[18:06] <Elmaron> will "sudo -u <user> ..." work in /etc/rc.local? is it executed with root rights?
[18:06] <Guest57234> does anybody know how to solve problem with saving display configuration on Nvidia x server? I have to manualy set it each boot of my comp...
[18:06] <grawity> Elmaron: Yes, and yes.
[18:06] <aaron11> acostello: it works with munna-pc and 115.xx.xx..xx
[18:06] <stefg> shai: depends on your bandwith. remote X uses quite a lot of bandwidth, too
[18:06] <AngryGnome> Ido_: I don't know... it would depend on the tv-out card you are using
[18:06] <flaat> I just installed ubuntu 9.04, first try at a linux based system and im pretty amazed! i have a slight problem tho i had a bad cd while installing and it failed the instal somewhere at 73% tryed again same thing. made a new cd and got it to install properly. Now everytime i boot i get the option to boot 3 different recovered versions of ubuntu and the good one. how do i get the bad versions to go
[18:06] <grawity> Ido_: VLC does work on Xubuntu. And the S-video cable is your video card's feature, I think.