[22:18] <IndyGunFreak> pike_: lol, we're all honest joe's here, paying for our music and all.
[22:18] <funnyfarm299> By the way, will someone tell me how to do that thing to make the text directed for a specific user?
[22:18] <sourcemaker> ||arifaX: why should I do that? Vmware-player was working fine
[22:18] <IndyGunFreak> badkitty: geez..
[22:18] <{Nathan}> s0u][ight: that's all it takes. If anything goes wrong, tell me what it is and I'll try to help
[22:18] <jacek> i have 30G of mp3 and over 250G of videos
[22:18] <{Nathan}> s0u][ight: one last thing.
[22:18] <s0u][ight> ...
[22:18] <jacek> and who's the master?
[22:18] <silentassumption> And by 60 Gigs of video, she means 60 Gigs of pr0n videos.
[22:19] <jacek> excluding pr0n over 200G
[22:19] <||arifaX> sourcemaker: I am using only workstation and I need to compile the module at every kernel update so I thought it might help
[22:19] <{Nathan}> s0u][ight: I used to have a card that used that driver about a year ago, and I never got the open source drivers working
[22:19] <badkitty> silentassumption, Actually I have 0 bytes of pr0n
[22:19] <IndyGunFreak> jacek: lol
[22:19] <pike_> frijolie: big thing is /home and enough left over in / for /tmp not to run out because if it cant write to /tmp it is kinda crappy to fix if youre pretty new
[22:19] <frijolie> @silentassumption do you have "Naughty Babysitters 9"?
[22:19] <LjL> !ot
[22:19] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[22:19] <{Nathan}> s0u][ight: I always had to use ndiswrapper, but that was a long time ago and before the restricted drivers manager
[22:19] <frijolie> that's my favorite..hehe j/k
[22:19] <||arifaX> s0u][ight: do you have hp notebook?
[22:19] <silentassumption> I have Naughty Babysitters 9 and 10.
[22:19] <{Nathan}> s0u][ight: so have at it
[22:19] <silentassumption> Those are stellar.
[22:19] <LjL> stop please
[22:19] <{Nathan}> silentassumption: torrents please
[22:19] <s0u][ight> ||arifaX yes
[22:19] <Flannel> sobersabre: It doesn't already (that I can see in the changelog) but it will recieve it.  yes.
[22:19] <maximilion_> !piracy
[22:19] <ubotu> piracy discussion and other questionably legal practices are not welcome in the Ubuntu channels. Please take this discussion elsewhere or abstain from it altogether. This includes linking to pirated software, music and video. Also see !guidelines and !o4o
[22:20] <Lettuc3> sourcemaker vmware-server from the repos installs vmnet. at least, it has on my machine.
[22:20] <silentassumption> Nathan, www.sourpatch.org
[22:20] <royharperoff> hmm ...
[22:20] <{Nathan}> silentassumption: lol... so tempted to link to goatse right now
[22:20] <||arifaX> s0u][ight: i have 6715b and it only works with ndiswrapper and the redmond driver, but works good, (currently using it :) )
[22:20] <frijolie> does anyone know of a good HOWTO on the proper partitioning of a HDD?
[22:20] <LjL> i don't THINK SO. i said STOP
[22:20] <LjL> !ot
[22:20] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[22:20] <silentassumption> I don't think goatse is stil online.
[22:20] <BoD[]> Hey!
[22:20] <pike_> frijolie: what is the hd size?
[22:21] <Lettuc3> sourcemaker maybe something to do with not purging vmware player? if i remember correctly, if the installer can't find an appropriate pre-compiled module for your distro/architecture, then it will try to compile one for you, but not otherwise.
[22:21] <s0u][ight> well i need it to work with aircrack-ng suite
[22:21] <frijolie> @pike_ 160GB
[22:21] <silentassumption> s0u][ight: Planning a hack attack?
[22:21] <s0u][ight> naah security tests
[22:21] <silentassumption> Hah, that's what they all say.
[22:21] <badkitty> s0u][ight, backtrack2 ???
[22:21] <s0u][ight> no 3
[22:21] <sourcemaker> Lettuc3: yes... I did not purge... only remove
[22:21] <silentassumption> "I'm pen testing my neighbours security"
[22:21] <badkitty> s0u][ight, 3 came out?
[22:21] <oeb> Hmmm, think I should have went with the text install option, this fecking laptop is taking way too long to boot into the live cd.
[22:21] <s0u][ight> beta very good
[22:21] <pike_> frijolie: 10 for / 2.5 for /tmp rest for /home i guess personally i like a small 10MB /boot too
[22:22] <LjL> i thought i gave enough clues with regards to "stop"
[22:22] <LjL> !ot
[22:22] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[22:22] <s0u][ight> they got compiz etc.
[22:22] <pike_> frijolie: swap = ram
[22:22] <Soludra> I can't figure out how to shut down the "X server" so I can install my nVidia drivers, can someone help me?
[22:22] <||arifaX> s0u][ight: I think that might never ever work with broadcom in this notebook
[22:22] <jacek> btw. 7.04 have compiz or compiz-fusion
[22:22] <BoD[]> Hey I have a networking question. I have a box with one nic, and it appears as "eth1", but previously it was "eth0".  I don't know what I did.  What defines the nic names?
[22:22] <{Nathan}> Soludra: hit ctrl+alt+backspace to restart the X server
[22:22] <ffm> BoD[]: magic.
[22:22] <s0u][ight> ||arifaX they got new developments
[22:22] <LjL> silentassumption: also, sorry for taking so long to get my Flash to work with your site
[22:22] <Lettuc3> sourcemaker i can't say for sure that's the problem, but it's something to think of... i dont think you'd have to compile it manually though.
[22:22] <s0u][ight> like b43 driver instead of bcm43XX
[22:22] <||arifaX> s0u][ight: sounds good
[22:22] <BoD[]> ffm: :)
[22:22] <pike_> BoD[]: in older versions there is a file in /etc/ but its not there in gutsy so not sure
[22:23] <Soludra> {Nathan}, I don't want to restart it, I want to shut it down temporarily, so I can install the nVidia drivers, and then bring it back up.
[22:23] <Soludra> That's what the directions say =P
[22:23] <Lettuc3> right. bedtime for good this time. laters people.
[22:23] <ffm> BoD[]: maybe you plugged in a usb-ethernet or have another adapter (pseudoadapter)?
[22:23] <Tiven> goodnight Lettuc3
[22:23] <s0u][ight> but the bad thing is they have to develop the drivers with reversed engeneering
[22:23] <Radly> Barack Obama voted FOR the Patriot Act, more funding for America's aggression in Iraq, and every increased spending measure he could get his lying articulate hands on. Hmmm lets add some more contradictions and exposed lies...... In the NH debate, he called for going into Pakistan. In many speaches he has advocated going into Africa for peacekeeping. (Sounds like that would be worse than Vietnam!)
[22:23] <s0u][ight> the company aint helping
[22:23] <BoD[]> ffm: no I didn't plug anything new
[22:23] <Radly> Oh yeah!!! THAT WILL REALLY HEAL AMERICA. Keep on believing it Obamatards. You all will be sorry, as Barack Hussein Obama is no better than Clinton or Edwards.
[22:23] <s0u][ight> no politics plz
[22:24] <BoD[]> ffm: the odd thing, when I look dmesg, it seems that it detects eth0.. It doesn't say anything about eth1
[22:24] <s0u][ight> damn  i got to wake up early but i don't wanna sleep atm XD
[22:24] <jacek> s0u][ight: bad thing is when you kill alternator in genset which go to customer at friday
[22:24] <ffm> BoD[]: no idea then.
[22:24] <BoD[]> ffm: but then if I try ifup eth0 : no such device
[22:24] <BoD[]> oh
[22:25] <BoD[]> is there somewhere in /dev where I can see network adapters?
[22:25] <s0u][ight> grrrrr hopefully i get my new laptop soon
[22:25] <{Nathan}> Soludra: what version of Ubuntu are you running?
[22:25] <jacek> BoD[]: no
[22:25] <s0u][ight> i'm gonna buy a fully supported one
[22:25] <Soludra> {Nathan}: Gutsy
[22:25] <s0u][ight> no hp for me anymore
[22:25] <funnyfarm299> How do you direct text at a specific person in IRC?
[22:25] <{Nathan}> Soludra: if you run the restricted-drivers-manager then you can install the nvidia driver without shutting down X
[22:25] <ArionH> Hi all
[22:25] <{Nathan}> funnyfarm299: just like this
[22:25] <BoD[]> :(
[22:25] <jacek> s0u][ight: i have now sony vaio VGN-FE21B and everything work out of box
[22:26] <Soludra> {Nathan}: I don't think the manager updates the driver though, does it?
[22:26] <ffm> funnyfarm299: or you do "/msg <name? <message>"
[22:26] <s0u][ight> how much does it cost?
[22:26] <dookdook> my friend is running feisty with a dual boot, multi-headed machine.  he says its freezing randomely...any ideas on how to debug this problem?
[22:26] <Starnestommy> funnyfarm299: like this?
[22:26] <funnyfarm299> Yes
[22:26] <jacek> i don't know
[22:26] <s0u][ight> can u give specifications?
[22:26] <cosmodad> dookdook: checking the RAM with memtest would be a starter.
[22:26] <jacek> core duo 1,6GHz
[22:26] <{Nathan}> s0u][ight: or, if you get an older laptop the hardware is more likely to be supported
[22:26] <Starnestommy> funnyfarm299: say someone's nickname in a message
[22:26] <badkitty> funnyfarm299, I believe you have to be registered to do that though
[22:26] <jenda> I just close an unsaved document in openoffice. I think I have very frequent autosaves. Where can I find them? What do I do next? I'm afraid to open teh document lest I lose the autosaves, which I suppose are considered temporary files.
[22:26] <s0u][ight> naah no oldies
[22:26] <jacek> 1G memory, wifi (intel)
[22:27] <s0u][ight> what chipset?
[22:27] <s0u][ight> say atheros
[22:27] <cosmodad> jenda: I think autosave is for crashes, not closing docs unsaved.
[22:27] <ibou> what is "binfmt_misc" in my mtab for ?
[22:27] <jenda> cosmodad: but they are saved somewhere, aren't they?
[22:27] <funnyfarm299> funnyfarm299: Thanks guys for helping me install
[22:27] <yannl>  hi, i deleted my panel by mistake . I restored it manually but nome some functions are disabled (tray icon: programms just disapear etc.). How can I restore the original one?
[22:27] <jacek> 00:01.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/PM/GMS, 943/940GML and 945GT Express PCI Express Root Port (rev 03)
[22:28] <jacek> from lspci
[22:28] <LjL> !resetpanel | yannl
[22:28] <ubotu> yannl: To reset the panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel »
[22:28] <jacek> ibou: binformat misc
[22:28] <cosmodad> jenda: I don't know enough about OOo (isn't there a channel on freenode too?), but I'd say it'll be discarded once you close the doc either saved or unsaved.
[22:28] <s0u][ight> hmmm what driver do u use for it?
[22:28] <unikon> Whats the difference between the 710 Cd compared to the 7.10 DVD
[22:28] <jacek> ibou: nice thing for automatic loading windows binaries into wine
[22:28] <ibou> jacek: thanks a lot
[22:28] <s0u][ight> i'm off cyaaa
[22:28] <LjL> unikon: the DVD comes with more software on it. which you can install from the internet anyway
[22:29] <kostkon> jenda, you could check your .openoffice-org2 folder
[22:29] <jenda> cosmodad: there is, but no response... there is a file in .openoffice/backup ... it is a .bak file
[22:29] <jenda> kostkon: working on it.
[22:29] <kostkon> jenda, ok
[22:31] <PodMan99a> hey all any news on when 8.10 will be out?
[22:31] <Starnestommy> PodMan99a: April 6, iirc
[22:31] <LjL> err, that would be 8.04
[22:32] <PodMan99a> Starnestommy, genius... any changelog out for that at the moment?? or do i have to bu**er off and check when its out
[22:32] <umdoistres> hi, a install a program (LiVES) and everething ok, but the program don't run..
[22:32] <LjL> PodMan99a, *8.04* will be out in april, not 8.10
[22:32] <{Nathan}> How come the ubuntu realeases go from .04 to .10 to whole number + 1 .04 again?
[22:32] <jenda> Can't find anything usefull there :(
[22:33] <frijolie> so does this sound like a good idea? swap = 2GB (size of my RAM), / = 5GB, and /home = rest of HDD?
[22:33] <LjL> {Nathan}: it's the month of release.
[22:33] <PodMan99a> LjL, close.... lol only .06 out.... lol any change log out for that yet?
[22:33] <LjL> PodMan99a: .06...?
[22:33] <{Nathan}> LjL: wow, that makes so much sense. Thanks.
[22:33] <orgy`> hi, is there a way to automatically recover files from the lost+found dir?
[22:33] <jenda> {Nathan}: they don't go to whole number, though :)
[22:33] <ArionH> does anyone know how much bandwith a webserver needs? i just set up an ubuntu lamp server and want to know how much this will stress my connection
[22:33] <{Nathan}> that explains 6.06 too :p
[22:34] <{Nathan}> ArionH: depends on how many hits you get
[22:34] <PodMan99a> LjL, ... maths man maths.... ne way.... changelog?
[22:34] <TurtleOfDoom> ArionH: 0 if no one connects to it, infinite if the whole world likes your site
[22:34] <LjL> !hardy > PodMan99a    (PodMan99a, see the private message from Ubotu)
[22:34] <smros> I keep getting stuck on a 7.10 install, during disk partitioning,  at the step where it says "detecting file systems".  anyone else have this problem?
[22:34] <ArionH> ok :) thanks :)
[22:34] <toresn> i'm having some problems playing dvds ... they _can_ play them, but the quality isn't too good ... what does "No accelerated IMDCT transform found" mean ?
[22:35] <rikkimaru> How can I get my webcame working in ubuntu?
[22:35] <PodMan99a> LjL, ubotu is a damn cool tool
[22:35] <toresn> i'm having some problems playing dvds ... i _can_ play them, but the quality isn't too good ... what does "No accelerated IMDCT transform found" mean ?
[22:35] <TheRealFaceOfBoe> does anyone here have experience of gmailfs?
[22:36] <||arifaX> TheRealFaceOfBoe: tried it I think 1 year ago, worked fine
[22:36] <umdoistres> hi, a install a program (LiVES) and everething ok, but the program don't run, the error message is "command not found", but, the "readme" file, says that the command is that..
[22:36] <||arifaX> TheRealFaceOfBoe: has some limits in filename length and depth
[22:38] <TheRealFaceOfBoe> ||arifax: i have been trying to get it up and running and have encountered problems, did you have any when you did it?
[22:38] <KLR250_Rider> hi
[22:38] <Soludra> Grrrreat... when I start up the graphical stuff again (afteri nstalling my NVIDIA stuff) it comes up garbled and shifted off screen...
[22:38] <Watchforice> yo
[22:39] <Soludra> so I'm stuck on ircII from the command line here >_<
[22:39] <||arifaX> TheRealFaceOfBoe: first experience was with windows, there was an extension to show the "g-drive" in explorer and then i tried it under linux. I could mount my gmail as fs in ubuntu.
[22:39] <Soludra> any ideas? >_<
[22:39] <Watchforice> anyone explain to me what is actually supposed to happen when i place the Ubuntu disk in my drive and restart the comp and tell it to run/install unbuntu?
[22:40] <MIFI> Hi, does anyone Know a Quick and easy way to install Compiz? It's because i want to demonstrate a friend some features of ubuntu.
[22:40] <Starnestommy> Soludra: isn't ircII outdated?
[22:40] <Soludra> Starnestommy, didn't I just say I broke GNOME?
[22:40] <||arifaX> TheRealFaceOfBoe: I think I used http://tinyurl.com/3ofk6
[22:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Soludra: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg   select vesa mode 1024  will get you back into gui then you can go from there
[22:40] <Soludra> I'm stuck on the command line. There's not much IRC-wise I can use...
[22:40] <TheRealFaceOfBoe> ||arifax: i'll check it out, cheers
[22:40] <kyle__> Watchforice, um
[22:40] <badkitty> Watchforice, It is supposed to boot to a screen where you have the option to test the disk or run a liveCD session
[22:40] <Jack_Sparrow> MIFI: If you have gutsy, you have compiz
[22:40] <Soludra> k, thanks, I'll try that.
[22:41] <Watchforice> ok
[22:41] <kyle__> badkitty, you fail.
[22:41] <Watchforice> im very new
[22:41] <badkitty> kyle__, I do?
[22:41] <kyle__> Watchforice, he's wrong
[22:41] <Watchforice> i thought it was supposed to go directly to the OS
[22:41] <Watchforice> off of the cd
[22:41] <faber> can someone help me with a sound problem?
[22:41] <Watchforice> but i get a prompt
[22:41] <kyle__> Watchforice, you press enter and a progress bar shows
[22:41] <Jack_Sparrow> MIFI: Please do not pm people without asking.. thanks.
[22:41] <pike_> Watchforice: unless it has a problem loading the gui then you might get a prompt
[22:42] <Jack_Sparrow> MIFI: What you will need to add.. is ccsm
[22:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !ccsm
[22:42] <Khisanth> you press enter and a cylon shows up :P
[22:42] <kyle__> Watchforice, indicating the progress of ubuntu loading
[22:42] <ubotu> To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy), install 'compizconfig-settings-manager'. A new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz-fusion
[22:42] <danand_> Soludra - have you checked for errors in your X logs? cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | egrep '(WW|EW)'
[22:42] <MIFI> oups ok jack.. is there an alternative way? i am a unregisted user
[22:42] <badkitty> kyle__, You dont get the option of to test the disk, boot the disk, etc?
[22:42] <Watchforice> kyle__ yeah i get that but after a second of the orange bar, i get a prompt
[22:42] <kyle__> Watchforice, ah ok
[22:42] <Jack_Sparrow> MIFI: Alternate way for what.. getting ccsm?
[22:42] <kyle__> Watchforice, whats it say?
[22:43] <dieter_> hi
[22:43] <Watchforice> um
[22:43] <MIFI> PMing U ;)
[22:43] <HangukMiguk> where are the larger icons for Pidgin located in ubuntu? i've been searching for them so i can get idesk configured
[22:43] <TheRealFaceOfBoe> ||arifax: yea, that is what i am using, the first problem i ran into was an out of date python gmail libary which i have updated
[22:43] <Watchforice> i forgot what it says
[22:43] <kyle__> badkitty, you do, but you slightly confused him
[22:43] <Watchforice> give me a dir
[22:43] <sarthor> how can i put adds on my website???
[22:43] <dieter_> is this the ubuntu helpdesk?
[22:43] <badkitty> kyle__, how is that?
[22:43] <Watchforice> kyle__ gives me a directory they a blinking underscore
[22:43] <badkitty> kyle__, and FAIL is such a harsh word, you dont have to be so abrasive
[22:44] <faber> anyone? cant get sound, I had sound, but after a reboot it died.
[22:44] <Watchforice> then*
[22:44] <Jack_Sparrow> MIFI: You need to ask people in advance if it is ok.. we also prefer people to stay in channel.. It keeps you from getting bad advice and helps others in how to deal with the issue if it comes up
[22:44] <kyle__> badkitty, "<Watchforice> anyone explain to me what is actually supposed to happen when i place the Ubuntu disk in my drive and restart the comp and **tell it to run/install unbuntu**?"
[22:44] <kyle__> tr0gd0r, ^^
[22:45] <Jack_Sparrow> kyle__: You should get a full desktop os.. if it is the live cd and not the text install alternate.  if live fails...
[22:45] <Jack_Sparrow> At start or install F6 and before the -- there are a number of option you can try.  noapic  or acpi=off   are common ones
[22:45] <Watchforice> :)
[22:45] <tr0gd0r> kyle__, Oh .. your right about not running a liveCD session thats if he is booting it in windows or whatever.. yah it does go to the install stuff where you can also test disk etc
[22:45] <mohamed> hi all, any one can help me with uclibc-toolchain?, I'm using ubuntu 7.10
[22:45] <HangukMiguk> where are the larger icons for Pidgin located in ubuntu? i've been searching for them so i can get idesk configured
[22:45] <faber> so much for help... I'll just surf the web and find something... I hope
[22:45] <faber> bye
[22:45] <kyle__> tr0gd0r, he mentioned the install stuff already, see the thing in **'s
[22:46] <Watchforice> i dont understand the tutorials online say that it doesnt matter if im have windows, if i boot the CD it should load the OS off of the disk, like a demo
[22:46] <danand_> HangukMiguk - type locate pidgin | grep png | grep icons in a terminal
[22:46] <unikon> i hate it when people asking for help ask the questions then leave abruptly without giving anyone a chance to respond
[22:46] <filo1234> hi to all...i need to use my phone LG KU385 for internet connection trought bluetooth ....when i get wvdial result is modem not responding have some idea?
[22:47] <kyle__> Watchforice, you were asking what happens AFTER you press enter on "run/install ubuntu"
[22:47] <kyle__> Watchforice, when you put the CD in and reboot
[22:47] <HangukMiguk> danand_: thanks
[22:47] <Watchforice> asking what is "supposed to happen"
[22:47] <Watchforice> cause i get a prompt after the loading bar
[22:47] <kyle__> Watchforice, what does it say, we'd like to know
[22:47] <Watchforice> after i select install/run ubuntu
[22:48] <Watchforice> i will reboot and tell you hang tight
[22:48] <grawww> if I'm told "You should have the following lines in modprobe.conf"... where is my modprobe.conf file?
[22:48] <danand_> HangukMiguk - try /usr/share/pixmaps/pidgin/logo.png too
[22:48] <Watchforice> I will be right back kyle__
[22:48] <kyle__> !modprobe.conf
[22:48] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about modprobe.conf - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[22:48] <kyle__> !modprobe
[22:48] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about modprobe - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[22:48] <kyle__> ok
[22:48] <kyle__> grawww, um
[22:48] <kyle__> grawww, maybe /etc/modprobe or something like that.
[22:49] <grawww> kyle__: it's not there
[22:49] <kyle__> grawww, i mean in /etc sorry
[22:49] <Ademan> has anyone noticed that at larger sizes freetype renders fonts "fatter" than, say, cleartype or truetype?  (The glyphs' lines seem thicker)
[22:49] <grawww> i'm trying to follow the instructions here: http://linuxtv.org/v4lwiki/index.php/Generic_SAA7134_Card_Installation but, they seem incomplete for noobs
[22:49] <danand_> HangukMiguk - try  locate pidgin | grep png | less and look through those results if you don't find what you want from previous
[22:50] <FLUXxXx> Hello! How can I make sure a friend's Ubuntu system is IPv6 Ready? Where do i look? What do i install?
[22:50] <Ademan> grawww: /etc/modprobe.conf i believe
[22:51] <Ademan> FLUXxXx: it should be by default, generally people with only ipv4 have had to manually turn off ipv6 support
[22:51] <Streetie>  /msg nickserv link <StreetDevil> <hkg154>
[22:51] <stroyan> grawww, kyle__ : try 'man modprobe.conf' .  All  the files in /etc/modprobe.d are read as modeprobe.conf files.
[22:51] <Streetie>  /msg nickserv link <StreetDevil> <hkg154>
[22:51] <mohbana> hey guys i am kinda stuck i reinstalled fedora and i decided to install grub into the mbr, now i can't boot at all into ubuntu
[22:51] <Soludra> Reconfiguring gnome didn't work. When I start up the graphical interface (I come up to the login screen), the whole screen is pushed down and above it is junk color, and the screen is also looped around to the left (so the "screen border" is in the middle of the screen, and I can move the mouse off the left side to the right). X_X
[22:51] <kyle__> FLUXxXx, it is IPv6 ready!
[22:51] <FLUXxXx> not me, a friend's
[22:51] <FLUXxXx> Ademan: so where do i look?
[22:51] <tr0gd0r> Anyone describe what difference is between openvpn and ssh?
[22:51] <kyle__> FLUXxXx, same thing
[22:51] <grawww> stroyan: so is there any way to open up the file?
[22:52] <FLUXxXx> lsmod | grep ipv6 should be enough?
[22:52] <Ademan> FLUXxXx: you shouldn't have to, it should already be turned on
[22:52] <umdoistres> hi, a install a program (LiVES) and everething ok, but the program don't run, the error message is "command not found", but, the "readme" file, says that the command is that..
[22:52] <muramasa> Could someone share a big and nice sources.list? I'm a 7.10 user if that matters :-)
[22:52] <Ademan> muramasa: lol, if you're looking for stuff to add i reccomend the bleeding edge wine repos, and medibuntu
[22:53] <sourcemaker> I have a defect vmware-player installation. In adapet "vmware-player" is red... how can I solve the problem?
[22:53] <rikkimaru> how can i get my webcam working?"
[22:53] <cellofellow> is there anybody who knows how ID3 tags work?
[22:53] <FLUXxXx> Ademan: there has to be some way to test it. for example, i tell my friend 'hey, check XX out, if it prints YES, your system is ipv6 ready, if not...."
[22:53] <FLUXxXx> SOMETHING
[22:53] <stroyan> grawww: You can edit the files in /etc/modprobe.d/  Or you can add a new file in that directory to add more configuration lines.  The change to a directory was intended to make maintainance easier.
[22:53] <Ademan> muramasa: also technically you're not supposed to hand modify sources.list anymore, there's a directory /etc/apt/sources.list.d/  where you put individual files in for other repositories
[22:53] <pike_> umdoistres: so that means the command isnt in the $PATH.
[22:53] <Streetie> can someone tal private message to me? anything...
[22:53] <Soludra> No help for the guy who broke his graphics? >_>
[22:53] <kyle__> FLUXxXx, run that command!
[22:53] <rikkimaru> can someone please help me get my webcam working?
[22:53] <Ademan> FLUXxXx: of course you can test it but i'm trying to say unless he did something to turn it off, it IS on already
[22:53] <umdoistres> pike_: and how ai concert this ?
[22:53] <Ademan> !webcam
[22:53] <ubotu> Instructions for using webcams with Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam - Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras
[22:53] <rikkimaru> thank you
[22:53] <Jack_Sparrow> FLUXxXx: 6 is the standard install..
[22:53] <grawww> stroyan: so when it says to add: "alias char-major-81 videodev", what file should that be under in modprobe.d
[22:53] <tr0gd0r> Ademan, Really? thats interesting.. good diea
[22:54] <muramasa> Ademan, ah I see :-) Not too well adapted I suppose hehe
[22:54] <watchforice> kyle__ ok im back
[22:54] <cellofellow> I have these impossible MP3 files that I cannot for the life of me tag so that my MP3 player can read the tags.
[22:54] <Ademan> muramasa, tr0gd0r: yeah it makes it easier to add/remove repositories in an automated fashion without having to have a super complex text processor lol
[22:54] <pike_> umdoistres: what is this application and how did you install it?
[22:54] <watchforice> its says (initramfs)
[22:54] <Streetie> can aynone tell me something private or do u know if i'm stuck or not?
[22:55] <Streetie> not sure if verything of irc works yet
[22:55] <tr0gd0r> Ademan, I like the idea, kinda reminds me of server site setups
[22:55] <Soludra> So either i'm being ignored, or no-one knows what to do about my problem?
[22:55] <Ademan> muramasa, tr0gd0r: if you guys look at the instructions for adding medibuntu or the wine repositories it follows the new convention (for instance medibuntu creates /etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list   and fills it with the data regarding its repository)
[22:55] <umdoistres> pike_: its the "LiVES" and i install for the "./configure"
[22:56] <pike_> !ask | Streetie :-)
[22:56] <ubotu> Streetie :-): Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[22:56] <Jack_Sparrow> Soludra: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg   select vesa mode 1024
[22:56] <grawww> stroyan: I guess it goes into "aliases", but how do I "activate"?  do i need to reboot for changes to modprobe.conf... or do I need to do something else?
[22:56] <muramasa> Ademan, didn't know that actually :-) thanks for telling me about it
[22:56] <stroyan> grawww: You should have a look in /etc/modprobe.d/aliases and in particular the lines that refer to videodev
[22:56] <Soludra> Jack_Sparrow: I already did the reconfiguring stuff. It didn't help.
[22:56] <Ademan> np :-)
[22:56] <tr0gd0r> Ademan, Hmm I never saw that... is that from medibuntu site or ubuntu site?
[22:56] <Ademan> tr0gd0r: medibuntu's, one sec
[22:56] <Jack_Sparrow> Soludra: what did you set it at?
[22:56] <tr0gd0r> Ademan, That must be brand new
[22:56] <pike_> umdoistres: ok so you did a ./configure? did you then type 'make' ?
[22:57] <Soludra> Jack_Sparrow: I had to go through the whole configuring thing, there was a lot to set.
[22:57] <Ademan> tr0gd0r: it's kinda the successor to the plf repositories, it's got all those packages that no one else dares host :-p (like w32codecs and libdvdcss2)
[22:57] <Jack_Sparrow> Soludra: Did you set it to vesa card and 1024 max
[22:57] <danand_> kyle - think modprobe.conf has been replaced with the seperate files in the directory /etc/modprobe.d - see man modprobe.conf for more details
[22:57] <umdoistres> pike_: how i finish the installation ?
[22:58] <grawww> stroyan: ok, so this line says: alias char-major-81-* videodev
[22:58] <Soludra> Um.. I don't think so. I set something to nvidia (cause I just installed drivers from nvidia).
[22:58] <grawww> stroyan:  does the star mean anything?
[22:58] <stroyan> grawww: You may be able to get a configuration change to apply by using 'modprobe -r module; modprobe module'.  But you should always try a reboot after editing a file like that to see what you broke.
[22:58] <Soludra> Jack_Sparrow: Um.. I don't think so. I set something to nvidia (cause I just installed drivers from nvidia).
[22:58] <tr0gd0r> Ademan, I have those installed ;-) I didn't notice where it installed to though...very neat
[22:58] <Jack_Sparrow> Soludra: Then you didnt listen, which makes it hard to help you
[22:58] <pike_> umdoistres: do you have a readme or install file in the directory?
[22:58] <Ademan> tr0gd0r, muramasa:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu   http://winehq.org/site/download-deb     you'll notice they both create  /etc/apt/sources.list.d/<repository_name>.list :-)
[22:58] <pike_> umdoistres: ls command to see
[22:58] <watchforice> whenever i try to boot ubuntu from the disc, I end up at a prompt that says (initramfs)
[22:58] <Ademan> k i'm done now :-p
[22:58] <Soludra> Jack_Sparrow: It's kind of hard to read things from ircII, sorry.
[22:59] <Jack_Sparrow> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg   select vesa mode 1024
[22:59] <Soludra> alright.
[22:59] <ambrose__> hey quick question, how do u check conflicting packages?
[22:59] <pike_> umdoistres: generic answer is 1. ./configure  2. make  3. sudo make install
[22:59] <toresn> i'm having some problems playing dvds ... i _can_ play them, but the quality isn't too good ... what does "No accelerated IMDCT transform found" mean ?
[22:59] <tr0gd0r> Ademan, Yeah I see.
[22:59] <Jack_Sparrow> Soludra: Once you get into gui, you need to post your xorg.conf and run a few tests.
[23:00] <mohbana> hey guys i am kinda stuck i reinstalled fedora and i decided to install grub into the mbr, now i can't boot at all into ubuntu
[23:00] <Survivorman> Solundra left Jack_Sparrow
[23:00] <ambrose__> how do u check conflicting packages?
[23:00] <streetdevil> hi all
[23:01] <grawww> how do you scroll up in irssi?
[23:01] <stroyan> grawww: The star is a wildcard matching any string.  (See 'man modprobe.conf' again.)  I would guess that you want to comment out the original line as it competes with the lines listed on the URL you are using.  But this video config doesn't look familar to me.
[23:01] <umdoistres> pike_: and how is the sintaxe of "make" and "sudo make install" ?
 what exactly do you want to find out
[23:01] <credible> grawww: pg up
[23:01] <danand_> ambrose - you can check in aptitude. For any give package press enter on it and in the bottom half of the screen it should give you a list of packages that the package depends on / conflicts with etc
[23:01] <pike_> mohbana: so grub on the first 512 bytes of the disk is now pointing to the boot dir on your fedora box you either edit that menu.lst or rerun grub install in ubuntu so it can rewrite the mbr to point to its boot/grub dir
[23:01] <cellofellow> How can I tag my MP3 files for my MP3 player? They normally work with files I download, but stuff I rip just doesn't work will enough. Must be the apps I'm using.
[23:01] <credible> grawww: you can also use the /scrollback command
[23:02] <vasilisa> #windows is not answering and my girlfriend seems to think Im her personal tech support. can ANYONE get her off the phone so i can play final fantasy again, just by telling me whether to log into "i386" or "miniNT" from the recovcery console??
[23:02] <ambrose__> well my friends repos are jack so we cant install anything
[23:02] <streetdevil> is there a way to get ure files from ure windows HD and load em into ubuntu?
[23:02] <pike_> umdoistres: ./configure; make;sudo make isntall  <-- might work might not
[23:02] <streetdevil> seems he doesn't see my files
[23:03] <tato> how install restricted driver for ati 9100 pro?
[23:03] <watchforice> whenever i try to boot ubuntu from the disc, I end up at a prompt that says (initramfs), why is this?
[23:03] <Soludra> Jack_Sparrow: it's really only _just_ better enough to be able to get on mIRC instead of going back to ircII. I still have a kind of large row of junk data at the top of the screen, and the screen still loops horizontally.
[23:03]  * vasilisa looks around for help
[23:03] <Jack_Sparrow> mohbana: To get ubuntu and keep fedora you should ask in fedora on how to edit the grub config grub that their installer setup
[23:03] <vasilisa> come on guys
[23:03] <ambrose__> any thoughts guys
[23:03] <danand_> cellofellow - there is an excellent package called easytag for tagging mp3's, ogg vorbis files etc. it also lets you do batch renaming of files etc based on the entries in the tag
[23:03] <ambrose__> i mean i tried juss about everything
[23:03] <danand_> cellofellow - just sudo apt-get install easytag
[23:03] <Jack_Sparrow> Soludra: miRC ? what os are you in?
[23:03] <cellofellow> danand_: I know EasyTag. Is there somewhere I can get advanced help on the thing? It has a lot of settings and some things just aren't working.
[23:03] <streetdevil> is there a way to get ure files from ure windows HD and load em into ubuntu?
[23:03] <Soludra> Ubuntu.  With Wine.
[23:03] <streetdevil> seems he doesn't see my files
[23:04] <Soludra> Jack_Sparrow: Ubuntu.  With Wine.
[23:04] <streetdevil> ...
[23:05] <streetdevil> is there a way to get ure files from ure windows HD and load em into ubuntu?
[23:05] <streetdevil> seems he doesn't see my files
[23:05] <ph0rensic> Can anyone explain the difference between VPN and SSH?
[23:05] <Jack_Sparrow> Soludra: post your xorg to the pastebin.. not in the channel.. identify what type of video card you are using and install xchat or something so you are not running wine and complicating the problem
[23:05] <cellofellow> ph0rensic: A VPN is an encrypted tunnel creating a virtual LAN over a WAN. SSH can be used to encrypt that tunnel but so can other systems.
[23:05] <Jack_Sparrow> streetdevil: Please do not repeat
[23:06] <xeom> Im running into a lot of keyboard lag is there anyway to reduce this? as i type something it sometimes takes a while to acctualy show up on the screen for instance i can finish typing a whole word and then it will pop up.
[23:06] <streetdevil> ah soz but 'm new into ubutu and didn't think u guys saw it
[23:06] <Jack_Sparrow> xeom: then something is wrong.. that is not normal
[23:06] <cellofellow> ph0rensic: SSH is primarily for remote shell login with encryption. Like an encrypted Telnet.
[23:06] <danand_> cellofellow - can be a bit intimidating at first ... try man easytag or visit the homepage for help
[23:06] <stroyan> ph0rensic: A vpn is a transparent mapping of IP addresses to another network.  ssh is most often used for a shell connection.  It can also tunnel one particular port at a time to a machine on another network.
[23:06] <xeom> i acctualy have to turn off repeat keys because its so bad
[23:06] <xavieran> xeom: What are your hardware statistics?
[23:06] <cellofellow> danand_: ok.
[23:07]  * tcpdumpgod tips his hat to Jack_Sparrow
[23:07] <xeom> amd 5600+ 2GB ram 8800GTS
[23:07] <ph0rensic> stroyan, Are these two apps used in conjunction with eachother or are they used : either/or?
[23:07] <dookdook> i would like to install linux-image-2.6.20-15-386, but its saying it can't find it...suggestions?
[23:07] <danand_> cellofellow - stick with it though - its very powerful and worth the effort - luck
[23:07] <xavieran> Ok...
[23:07] <xeom> keyboardis a old logitech i had laying around
[23:07] <xavieran> I would say your swap is not mounted...
[23:07] <pike_> umdoistres: its really not advisable when youre newer to ubuntu to go outside of the ubuntu packages. if i were you id consider just looking in synaptic for something that suits me
[23:07] <Jack_Sparrow> xeom: wired or wireless?
[23:07] <watchforice> whenever i try to boot ubuntu from the disc, I end up at a prompt that says (initramfs), why is this?
[23:08] <ph0rensic> cellofellow, So If I want a graphical remote session use VPN and a console use SSH or am I confused still?
[23:08] <cellofellow> danand_: easytag isn't that hard to use really. It tags my files just fine. It's just they end up formatted ever so slightly wrong and my SanDisk Sansa e250 doesn't read them.
[23:08] <xeom> Jack_sparrow:wired
[23:08] <stroyan> ph0rensic: You can ssh through a vpn.  I don't know of a vpn that relies on ssh as its transport.  I suppose it could be done.
[23:08] <Starnestommy> watchforice: sounds like a bad disc
[23:08] <xavieran> xeom can you please run the command "mount"?
[23:08] <watchforice> honestly?
[23:08] <Jack_Sparrow> watchforice: Hardware not recognized or bad burn or bad download
[23:08] <xavieran> And post your output
[23:08] <watchforice> omfg
[23:08] <xeom> Xavieran: Yes one second please
[23:08] <watchforice> :(
[23:08] <Soludra> Jack_Sparrow: I'm on xChat now. And I've been working from the command line (with the graphical desktop off) because of these screen problems, which meant I couldn't properly do anything.
[23:08] <cosmodad> dookdook: make sure you have the feisty repositories enabled.
[23:08] <xavieran> Ok...
[23:09] <cellofellow> ph0rensic: you can do graphics with SSH too. No, VPN is more of the lower-level TCP/IP stuff, not remote control systems like SSH, VNC, or PCAnywhere.
[23:09] <Jack_Sparrow> watchforice: Reburn at a slow speed 4 or 8  or get the alternate
[23:09] <stroyan> ph0rensic: ssh -X can do a nice job of forwarding X clients to an X server on the other side.  But it isn't really suited to a full gdm login.
[23:09] <Jack_Sparrow> Soludra: Post your xorg to the pastebin
[23:09] <xeom> xavieran:Done what information do you want from the output
[23:09] <watchforice> ok i will try that
[23:09] <watchforice> thank you
[23:10] <Soludra> Jack_Sparrow: Where's my xorg?
[23:10] <danand_> cellofellow - oh - could always buy a new mp3 player :)
[23:10] <cellofellow> ph0rensic: ssh -X is not that bad, but needs a lot of bandwidth.
[23:10] <cellofellow> danand_: I just got this one.
[23:10] <daveybabes> I tried the mini install cd the other day it worked like a charm only 9MB
[23:10] <tcpdumpgod> VPN is a "virtual private network" meaning... you're getting an internal IP (from your office or wherever).
[23:10] <danand_> cellofellow - :(
[23:11] <ph0rensic> tcpdumpgod, I see thanks
[23:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Soludra: etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:11] <tcpdumpgod> no problem ph0rensic
[23:11] <ph0rensic> cellofellow, so if I want to access a graphical session of a remote computer whats the way to go
[23:11] <xavieran> xeom:Sorry for the wait...just the output into pastebin
[23:11] <Jack_Sparrow> ph0rensic: rdesktop and terminal server client
[23:11] <cellofellow> ph0rensic: no, VNC or FreeNX are better for that.
[23:11] <tcpdumpgod> ph0rensic, that depends on how the remote network is set up.
[23:11] <cellofellow> Jack_Sparrow: same thing
[23:12] <tcpdumpgod> If your machine isnt behind a firewall, you can just do X11 over SSH.
[23:12] <xeom> xavieran:http://pastebin.com/d699c6730
[23:12] <ph0rensic> tcpdumpgod, Well lets say it is over the inter.. i would prbably want vpn with terminal server client?
[23:12] <xavieran> eom:ty
[23:12] <xavieran> xeom:ty
[23:12] <tcpdumpgod> yes ph0rensic
[23:12] <cellofellow> ph0rensic: it's better to forgo the encryption when you are on the LAN. Way faster. Use just regular X11 networking stuff like XDMCP.
[23:12] <tcpdumpgod> for security reasons.
[23:13] <NeonLightning> how do i set a static ip i need to transfer from a older ubuntu system to a fedora system from crossovercable
[23:13] <tcpdumpgod> Yeah, if you're on a LAN.
[23:13] <tcpdumpgod> If you're accessing your machine from home, then i'd VPN in and do X11 over SSH
[23:13] <xavieran> xeom:Just as I thought...your swap partition is not mounted...just to be sure ,however,could you also paste the output of the command "cat /etc/fstab"?
[23:13] <cellofellow> tcpdumpgod: that'd be double encryption which would be way slow.
[23:14] <xeom> yea i acctualy didnt make a swap partion wasn't sure i needed it. One sec for that other part
[23:15] <Soludra> Jack_Sparrow: http://rafb.net/p/BsN98I63.html
[23:15] <xeom> xavieran: http://pastebin.com/d62103dde
[23:15] <solexious> [Q] Is there a way i can squash all files in my windows partition so i can shrink it, create another partition in the space and install ubuntu
[23:15] <xavieran> xeom:You definetely need it!
[23:16] <ph0rensic> cellofellow, tcpdumpgod Jack_Sparrow : So overall.. say if over the internet use vpn then use a terminal service or xdmcp, and if inside lan just use terminal service or same xdmcp?
[23:16] <xeom> Xavieran: ok what would be quickest way to edit the partion and make one? as well how big should it be?
[23:16] <cellofellow> ph0rensic: you don't need a VPN per se period. I would use SSH for the Internet though.
[23:17] <cellofellow> VPN's are devilish to set up.
[23:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Soludra: line 81   I doubt the real specs are that high.. double check that
[23:17] <mkbernard> .
[23:17] <xavieran> xeom: You will need to boot into the livecd and create a swap partition...with the amount of ram you have I would say 2gb would suffice...
[23:17] <frijolie> how do you send user specific messages?
[23:17] <tcpdumpgod> ph0rensic, all VPN is for is to give you an IP from a remote lan.
[23:17] <Soludra> Jack_Sparrow: How do I check that? *sigh*
[23:17] <frijolie> is it "@username"?
[23:18] <Starnestommy> frijolie: like this?
[23:18] <Jack_Sparrow> cellofellow: http://www.techmongrel.com/29/remote-desktop-ubuntu-710-from-windows/  is one help page
[23:18] <ph0rensic> cellofellow, Ok I see
[23:18] <frijolie> yes, Starnestommy
[23:18] <xeom> xavieran: i thought i wouldnt need any with 2gb of ram will do now thanks for the help
[23:18] <Jack_Sparrow> Soludra: google your monitor type and find the specs
[23:18] <Starnestommy> frijolie: just say someone's nickname in the message
[23:18] <xavieran> xeom:No problem...
[23:18] <Soludra> Jack_Sparrow: I don't have a clue what monitor type I have, I'm on a laptop.
[23:18] <frijolie> oh you don' t have to do a special format?
[23:19] <frijolie> Starnestommy?
[23:19] <Jack_Sparrow> ph0rensic: that link was for you
[23:19] <ph0rensic> cellofellow, So I should still be able to view x screens over internet using ssh and view shared folders info using the remote connection
[23:19] <stupidwhiteman> has anyone had difficulty with audio CDs playing? Totem will play the first track, but won't play the rest, also the CD doesn't auto-mount, it has an "invalid mount option"
[23:19] <Starnestommy> frijolie: usually, it doesn't, but putting the nickname at the beginning is best
[23:19] <stroyan> ph0rensic: There are many different ways to use graphical apps.   Or x11vnc can show you an existing X server on a remote console.  vnc can use a ssh connection to tunnel its data.
[23:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Soludra: then goole your laptop or find a pdf orf the specs.  the nvidia 8600's are not easy to work with
[23:19] <frijolie> starnestommy: is it case-sensitive?
[23:20] <ph0rensic> stroyan, Man all these options are confusing hehe..
[23:20] <Starnestommy> frijolie: usually, it isn't
[23:20] <stroyan> ph0rensic: s/VPN/VNC/  Too man v** acronynms.
[23:20] <Jack_Sparrow> ph0rensic: may I have a quick pm ?
[23:20] <tonarp> i have one server installed is there one way to send me for email ip address each hour ?
[23:20] <frijolie> starnestommy: cool! I didn't think that it would be that easy..
[23:20] <speedhunt3r> what command can I use to install all available updates through cli ?
[23:21] <Jack_Sparrow> speedhunt3r: apt-get update  then apt-get upgrade
[23:21] <frijolie> speedhunt3r: "sudo aptitude update" then "sudo aptitude updgrade"
[23:21] <danand_> speedhunt3r - type sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get upgrade
[23:21] <frijolie> jack_sparrow: D'oh!
[23:21] <speedhunt3r> thanks guys...didn't know about that upgrade option.
[23:22] <tristil> join #ubuntu-classroom
[23:22] <stupidwhiteman> join #ubuntu-classroom
[23:22] <sourcemaker> how can I remove a broken apt installation
[23:22] <sourcemaker> I can remove the vmware-player
[23:23] <super_rad> got a strange problem, im running ubu studio 7.10 but want to do a clean install of regular gutsy so downloaded the live cd but when i boot from the cd it comes up with the login screen, what username/password am i supposed to use to login?
[23:23] <frijolie> what is a good VM to run Windows in?
[23:23] <Soludra> Jack_Sparrow: I can't find my screen's horizontal sync >_<
[23:23] <frijolie> VMware?
[23:23] <Starnestommy> super_rad: I think ubuntu and ubuntu or ubuntu and password
[23:23] <Starnestommy> frijolie: vmware, virtualbox, or qemu
[23:23] <Scunizi> frijolie, VMware Server so you can do you own install.
[23:23] <sourcemaker> I have installed vmware from ppa and now apt is broken
[23:24] <ni1s> Is there some way to stop kcontrol from polluting the GNOME menu?
[23:24] <super_rad> right thanks, i'll reboot and try those, if they dont work i'll come back
[23:24] <noolness> anyone ever get intel turbo memory to work on linux? i want to install linux on the intel turbo memory in order to reduce my boot time ;) (although i don't know if it has drivers or any way to access it)
[23:24] <frijolie> nils: Kcontrol is a KDE app, it will always pollute GNOME
[23:25] <Pimentel-ES> holle
[23:25] <Pimentel-ES> thotypous: o.O
[23:25] <Scunizi> noolness, not sure about that memory.. does it normally come up as a HD partition?
[23:25] <jack-desktop> is there any place on the ubuntu forums to request a program?
[23:25] <noolness> Scunizi: nah not that i see,
[23:25] <Scunizi> noolness, is it like cmos?
[23:26] <Scunizi> noolness, or flash ram?
[23:26] <noolness> Scunizi: it's some sort of NAND flash device
[23:26] <oeb> Feck, this install aint going too great.
[23:26] <Scunizi> noolness, you might use a copy of gparted live and see if gparted will "see" it as a partition.  If it can you might be able to install to it.
[23:26] <noolness> Scunizi: windows vista uses it to cache stuff so returning from hibernate and other things are faster (basically readyboost on crack)
[23:26] <ni1s> frijolie: very annoying
[23:27] <frijolie> nils: yes, I used to be an Amarok fan until all those "Ks" infested my entire computer. I gave up and reinstalled and am now using Exaile because of it
[23:27] <Scunizi> noolness, I always thought (for the last 3 years) you aught to be able to put the boot portion of a system into flash.. it really would make booting faster.
[23:27] <safiyyah> hi all :)
[23:27] <noolness> well it should come up as sdx or hdx right?
[23:27] <Scunizi> noolness, yep
[23:28] <safiyyah> I have 3 problems so I will be here a while but let's start with the first one
[23:28] <Scunizi> noolness, probably sdx
[23:28] <noolness> Scunizi: yeah this should be possible in theory but the drive doesn't come up...so i assume there are no drivers (came up dry with some googling)
[23:28] <hdxx> hi, i have problem.. my sound in ubuntu skipping all the time..  i cant play music..even system sound skipping.. what could be wrong?
[23:28] <safiyyah> my sound was working fine.... but it was too low, then I reboot and now no sound, what's going on?
[23:28] <noolness> i have sda, sda1, sda2 and sda5 but they would all have to be my hard drive because they are the same drive i guess
[23:28] <JulesR> quit
[23:29] <sourcemaker> are there known problems with a vmware-server installation?
[23:29] <speedhunt3r> Xubuntu and Kubuntu are ubuntu with just different display managers?
[23:29] <Yoda> Hey all.  I was wondering if someone could give me some help with GIMP.  I notice that the inactive padding area takes the same color as the background for your theme.  Is there a way to set this independently of the system theme?
[23:29] <sourcemaker> I can't remove my vmware-player installation... !!!! What's wrong?
[23:29] <sourcemaker> apt-get remove not working
[23:30] <Yoda> speedhunt3r: yes, but they've also got different file managers as well.
[23:30] <ni1s> sourcemaker: what does apt-get say when you try?
[23:30] <sourcemaker> ni1s: reinstall the application
[23:31] <Bodsda> Hi ;~)
[23:31] <Yoda> Can anyone help with my GIMP troubles?
[23:31] <Bodsda> Yoda, whats up?
[23:32] <danand_> speedhunt3r - yes Xubuntu uses XFCE desktop (like a lightweight Gnome - V good on older hardware) and Kubuntu uses KDE desktop (heavy weight desktop - seen as being a bit friendlier to people migrating from windows) .... but i like Gnome!
[23:32] <Bodsda> Gnome!!!
[23:32] <Yoda> Bodsda, the inactive padding area of GIMP is taking the same color as my system theme's background.  However, my system theme is white, and that's not so helpful for the inactive padding area.  Any way to change them independently?
[23:32] <noolness> gnome is better.....FIGHT ;)
[23:32] <Bodsda> Yoda, only if there was a colour settings in GIMP, lemme check
[23:32] <noolness> actually i don't like either one that much but gnome seems to be the lesser of two evils for me ;) at least it doesn't crash
[23:33] <Yoda> Bodsda, alright thanks.  There wasn't one that I could see, but I might have been looking in all the wrong places. :p
[23:33] <xavieran> Yoda: Try going to System>Preferences>Appearances and try changing your themes background color to something a bit more readable...
[23:33] <speedhunt3r> man GIMP looks very good but i have no idea how i would get started because i'm not talented in image editing and all
[23:34] <Bodsda> Yoda, file-->Preferences
[23:34] <mort_> server madito.es
[23:34] <Yoda> xavieran, I don't want to change my background color JUST for Gimp.  I'd rather have them independent of each other.
[23:34] <Yoda> Thanks Bodsda, I'll check it out.
[23:34] <noolness> speedhunt3r: then it will work just as well as any other image editing program for you ;) or you could google "gimp tutorial"
[23:34] <xavieran> speedhunt3r, I started out by just using it every now and again when I needed to and then started to get pretty good at it...
[23:34] <sourcemaker> dpkg -r --force-remove-reinstreq vmware-player: invoke-rc.d: initscript vmware-player, action "start" failed.
[23:34] <pike_> speedhunt3r: gimp is intimidating to everyone at first :)
[23:34] <Bodsda> xavieran, clever, stomped by the fact GIMP doesnt have a tab caled System
[23:34] <Scunizi> Yoda, you might try on the GIMPNet server #gimp
[23:34] <Scunizi> speedhunt3r, you could also try krita
[23:35] <vipaca> Anyone here running ubunutu on sparc box?
[23:35] <daveybabes> Gimp manual can be downloaded at http://docs.gimp.org/
[23:35] <Yoda> Scunizi...uhhh....could you give me a rundown on how to navigate there?  I'm at a complete loss when it comes to IRC.  First time I've used it.
[23:35] <xavieran> Yoda: I do think there is a setting for changing how gimp represents transparency...somewhere
[23:35] <JJBuntu> hello all! Need help with Wireless LAN
[23:35] <xavieran> Yoda: type /join #gimp
[23:35] <Scunizi> Yoda, what client are you using.. xchat?
[23:35] <Bodsda> JJBuntu, help us, to help you,.,. use an 'Explanation'
[23:35] <Yoda> yes, Scunizi
[23:35] <xybre> GL Screensavers cause X to crash with Compiz, any way around that?
[23:35] <xavieran> Yoda: type /join #gimp
[23:35] <Yoda> alright, there we go.  Thanks Xavieran.  I'm not looking for representing transparency though.
[23:36] <nomopofomo> What's the #1 problem newbies have with par2 file repair and verification?
[23:36] <xavieran> Ok...
[23:36] <Bodsda> Yoda, you found the appearence bit?
[23:36] <Bodsda> nomopofomo, not knowing what par2 file repair verification is
[23:36] <Yoda> Bodsda: Oh, I see.  The Canvas padding mode, no?
[23:36] <Scunizi> Yoda, CTRL+C then look for GIMPNet. Once logged in type /join #gimp.  Evolution help is also there #evolution.
[23:37] <Scunizi> Yoda.. sorry CTRL+s
[23:37] <dabbill> I had wine working few hours ago, i rebooted my computer and now i cant get any of wine to work. I have tried removing and installing again but still nothing.
[23:37] <Bodsda> Yoda, you do or dont want the canvas padding colour?
[23:37] <wil> I have a really weird problem... the password for my hotmail account has a > ´ < apostrophe symbol in it. I can not log on to my account from ubuntu, but I can do it when in a terminal session to my windows machine. From what I have seen, my keyboard is set up correctly and I can even type and copy my password from a text editor, but I still have a problem. Anyone know what is wrong?
[23:37] <nomopofomo> Bodsda, why do you suppose I can't get gpar2 to repair my split files?
[23:37] <JJBuntu> Wireless LAN help needed: I have a Dell laptop currently running on 6.06 Ubuntu. When going to network settings it sees a wireless LAN card "not active", I activate then type in the name of the router and pass - no connection. The card in my comp is Broadcom BCM4306
[23:37] <Jack_Sparrow> dabbill: Wine from our repos or another source
[23:38] <Bodsda> nomopofomo, i was saying i dont know what that is
[23:38] <solexious> [Q] Is there a way i can squash all files in my windows partition to the start of it so i can shrink it, create another partition in the space and install ubuntu
[23:38] <Yoda> Bodsda: I got it.  I wanted the color, but just not white like my theme.  I got it all set now, thanks.
[23:38] <nomopofomo> Bodsda, haha.
[23:38] <Bodsda> dabbill, you remembered    winecfg     ?
[23:38] <Bodsda> Yoda, ok cool,.,
[23:38] <nomopofomo> Does anyone here know anything about par2 repair/verification?
[23:38] <oreomike> solexious: you'll need to defrag your windows from within it
[23:38] <Bodsda> nomopofomo, haha,.,.wtf?
[23:38] <Bodsda> !par2
[23:38] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about par2 - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:38] <Jack_Sparrow> JJBuntu: fwcutter works on both my dells with that same card
[23:38] <dabbill> i was just useing sudo aptitude -f install wine, and sudo aptitude remove wine
[23:38] <Bodsda> !info par2
[23:38] <ubotu> par2 (source: par2cmdline): Parity Archive Volume Set, for checking and repair of files. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.4-9 (gutsy), package size 107 kB, installed size 284 kB
[23:38] <dabbill> i dont get any errors or any thing
[23:39] <solexious> oreo: dam, no linux prog i can use?
[23:39] <Fumagalli> alguem ai fala portugues
[23:39] <JJBuntu> Jacksparrow - further explanation pls.
[23:39] <Fumagalli> >?
[23:39] <Fumagalli> >?
[23:39] <Fumagalli> alguem ai fala portugues
[23:39] <oreomike> solexious I'm sure there is, but I dont' know of any
[23:39] <Jack_Sparrow> !broadcom
[23:39] <speedhunt3r> is there any difference between aptitude and apt-get ?
[23:39] <Bodsda> !portuguese
[23:39] <ubotu> Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/Driver/Broadcom43xx
[23:39] <solexious> oreo: ty
[23:39] <ubotu> Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado.
[23:39] <safiyyah> hi anyone help me to figure out how to get my sound going again please?
[23:40] <Bodsda> speedhunt3r, yes,. aptitiude is basically apt-et's big brother,.,. it has a few more -things
[23:40] <speedhunt3r> safiyyah, what's wrong with ur sound?
[23:40] <sea_predator> my nickname is registered but i cannot connect to java channel, does anybody know ?
[23:40] <dsmith_> besides dell laptops, anyone else know of any cheap models that work flawlessly out of box from say Lenovo, HP, Acer??
[23:40] <dabbill> i get bash: /usr/bin/wine: no such file or directory when i just type wine in terminal
[23:40] <Jack_Sparrow> speedhunt3r: aptitude is better at removing dependencies if you want to remove something.. from what I was told
[23:40] <Bodsda> dabbill, install through repo's?
[23:40] <vipaca> ubunutu server support more than one nic in a box right?
[23:40] <Jack_Sparrow> sea_predator: have you been in there before?
[23:40] <dabbill> i believe so bodsda
[23:41] <JJBuntu> Thanks guys, that looks like a step in the right direction. I was thinking of using the ndiswrapper but this might save that. One more question - would the 4306 card support WPA2 security?
[23:41] <Scunizi> vipaca, yep.. for help on that you might try #ubuntu-server
[23:41] <sea_predator> Jack_Sparrow, yes
[23:41] <Bodsda> dabbill, after you install wine,.,. you have to type     winecfg
[23:41] <Jack_Sparrow> JJBuntu: not sure...
[23:41] <oreomike> dabbill, ls -l /usr/bin/wine?
[23:41] <nomopofomo> If anyone knows anything about troubleshooting par2 file repair, please let me know :)
[23:41] <Jack_Sparrow> sea_predator: Is ther any chance you were banned?
[23:41] <Bodsda> nomopofomo, will do
[23:41] <sea_predator> Jack_Sparrow, No I dont think so
[23:42] <dabbill> exec: 29: /usr/bin/wine: not found when i type winecfg
[23:42] <Bodsda> sea_predator, you could ask in #ubuntu-ops
[23:42] <speedhunt3r> safiyyah, what's wrong with your sound?
[23:42] <jeff1> nomopofomo: you are using the command line tool?
[23:42] <Starnestommy> sea_predator: /msg nickserv identify password then /join ##java
[23:42] <vipaca> bloody heck Im about to give on ubuntu on sparc box
[23:42] <kgx> presuming all variables are coorect, can someone tell me why something like this doesn't work in a bash script: ALL_DBS="$(mysql -u $USER -h $HOST -Bse 'SHOW DATABASES' -p)"
[23:42] <dabbill> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 14766 2007-10-10 15:22 /usr/bin/wine
[23:42] <nomopofomo> jeff1, I'm actually using gpar2.
[23:42] <vipaca> this confounds me
[23:42] <Bodsda> dabbill, then its not installed ,.,.      audo apt-get purge wine && sudo apt-get install wine
[23:42] <xavieran> Anyone know where I can get a binary installer for gtk for windows? I know this chan is for ubuntu,but a link would do fine...I did try gtk.org but the "installer" I downloaded was a .zip file with some stuff in it...:(
[23:42] <Bodsda> audo=sudo
[23:42] <oreomike> vipaca desktop does, I'm sure the server will.  That support is built into the kernel
[23:42] <dsmith_> besides dell laptops, anyone else know of any cheap models that work flawlessly out of box from say Lenovo, HP, Acer for an example?
[23:42] <jeff1> nomopofomo: sorry never used that. i suggest the command line tool. for me its the easiest program to use for par files
[23:43] <Bodsda> xavieran, ##windows
[23:43] <sea_predator> Starnestommy, password should be like <password >
[23:43] <xavieran> Bodsda: Yessir!
[23:43] <Starnestommy> sea_predator: if you registered it with the < and >, put them in
[23:43] <Bodsda> xavieran, thankyou
[23:43] <dabbill> still the same bodsda
[23:43] <HangukMiguk> does anyone know of a good howto to show me how to configure conky manually? i've been googling with no results...only readymades
[23:43] <Scunizi> xavieran, check out http://gladewin32.sourceforge.net/modules/news/
[23:43] <pike_> xavieran: gimp would be a good spot since it requires gtk
[23:44] <Bodsda> dabbill, download directly from winehq website?
[23:44] <JJBuntu> thanks guys, I'll check all that stuff
[23:44] <Scunizi> pike_, xavieran now that is good thinking!
[23:44] <Bodsda> i second pike_ 's thoughts
[23:45] <oreomike> xavieran, does the zip contain precompiled binaries that you just need to run from a command line maybe?
[23:45] <sea_predator> Starnestommy, getting the message from NickServ unknow identity
[23:45] <speedhunt3r> has anyone tested a backup copy of ubuntu using remastersys? I tried it but when I click install it asks for a password....
[23:45] <xavieran> ty pike_
[23:45] <Starnestommy> sea_predator: ideentify
[23:45] <Bodsda> oreomike, if its for windows, it wont be that complicated
[23:45] <Starnestommy> sea_predator: er, identify
[23:45] <oreomike> kgx, its looking for a password from the prompt, but doesn't have access to stdin to get it
[23:45] <Jack_Sparrow> sea_predator: you are not banned, they say you timed out 40 minutes ago.. verify your are registered and try again.
[23:45] <wil> I just found a little problem... Ubuntu´s default apastrophe is > ´ <, but for my work, I have some passwords that use > ' <... how do I default to this symbol as I am having a problem with my passwords!
[23:46] <xavieran> oreomike:It has a few linu style folders containing libraries...I tried to run the .exe files that came with it but they all threw up dependency errors...ie,libgtk***.dll not found...
[23:46] <sea_predator> Jack_Sparrow, okie how should i verify ,
[23:46] <HangukMiguk> does anyone know of a good howto to show me how to configure conky manually? i've been googling with no results...only readymades
[23:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !register
[23:46] <ubotu> By default, only registered users can send private messages - Information about  registering your Freenode nick can be found at http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration
[23:46] <Starnestommy> sea_predator: /msg nickserv identify <password> ?
[23:47] <oeb> Right, I think I am having pretty big issues trying to install 7.10 on an acer aspire 3610 laptop. It takes an age to boot up the live cd (15 min+) I take it that is in no way normal?
[23:47] <sea_predator> Jack_Sparrow, if somebody is get banned then he cannot login to channel again forever or he can use different nickname
[23:47] <Bodsda> sea_predator, it bans ip
[23:47] <jeff1> HangukMiguk: the best way to learn is on the fly by using already built conkyrc files and editing them yourself
[23:47] <Starnestommy> sea_predator: some bans are nick-based, but most aren't, and bans usually are removed after a while
[23:48] <phantomcircuit> i want to get the size of a file using a shell script how can i do that?
[23:48] <xavieran> ls -l the file maybe?
[23:48] <jeff1> HangukMiguk: http://conky.sourceforge.net/config_settings.html
[23:48] <speedhunt3r> Jack_Sparrow, to register the nick, you're suppose to type those commands in this window?
[23:48] <Bodsda> phantomcircuit, i think ls -la    also shows file size
[23:48] <Jack_Sparrow> sea_predator: this is all off topic in here... avoiding a ban.. is a very serious offense which is what changing your nick and trying to rejoin does
[23:48] <neverblue> phantomcircuit, there is a bash scripting channel... #bash I believe
[23:48] <pike_> phantomcircuit: ls -lh filename | awk "{print $ 5}" i think
[23:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Time for lunch.. play nice
[23:49] <pike_> phantomcircuit: the 5 is for the fifth column
[23:49] <Bodsda> neverblue, dont link anyone to #bash for simple terminal commands,. the #bash boys are not n0b friendly
[23:49] <Bodsda> Jack_Sparrow, no way
[23:49] <Bodsda> lol
[23:49] <Pimentel-ES> Akamaru: O.o
[23:49] <neverblue> Bodsda, I haven't had an issue with them, so I see no reason not to, but thanks for the info
[23:50] <puff> Hi all.
[23:50] <phantomcircuit> pike_, sweet
[23:50] <slackismylife> SLACKWARE
[23:50] <slackismylife> SLACKWARE
[23:50] <slackismylife> SLACKWARE
[23:50] <slackismylife> SLACKWARE
[23:50] <slackismylife> SLACKWARE
[23:50] <HangukMiguk> jeff1: this is more what i was looking for.  i'll look through a config file for reference
[23:50] <FloodBot3> slackismylife: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:50] <slackismylife> SLACKWARE
[23:50] <Pimentel-ES> o.O
[23:50] <Bodsda> neverblue, thats my personal experience anyway ,.,.lol,.,.the #ubuntu-programming    guys are nicer
[23:50] <Bodsda> LjL, WOOT!!!
[23:51] <xavieran> Slackware is very popular?
[23:51] <Bodsda> what is it?
[23:51] <kilgore> lol
[23:51] <nomopofomo> A distribution.
[23:51] <xavieran> xD
[23:51] <Bodsda> of?
[23:51] <kilgore> its an older linux distro
[23:51] <ph0rensic> linux
[23:51] <nomopofomo> Linux.
[23:51] <xavieran> Yeah...linux
[23:51] <Pimentel-ES> older?
[23:51] <PriceChild> !offtopic
[23:51] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[23:51] <nomopofomo> It's been around for some time.
[23:51] <psilocyde> I need help with my log on fonts being so large that it makes the log on dialog unusable
[23:51] <jeff1> xavieran: slackware is for pocket protectors and beards. or masochists
[23:51] <kilgore> been around a little longer than say, ubuntu
[23:52] <Pimentel-ES> Akamaru: caralho de asa
[23:52] <xavieran> It has quite a few releases...jeff1 I know...
[23:52] <Bodsda> ok ty
[23:52] <kilgore> jeff - or for people who needed it in the 90's and didn't have such a wide variety of choices
[23:52] <xavieran> xD
[23:52] <hacked_kernel> How to play vcd?
[23:53] <PriceChild> !piracy | hacked_kernel
[23:53] <ubotu> hacked_kernel: piracy discussion and other questionably legal practices are not welcome in the Ubuntu channels. Please take this discussion elsewhere or abstain from it altogether. This includes linking to pirated software, music and video. Also see !guidelines and !o4o
[23:53] <kilgore> http://www.slackware.com/
[23:53] <Ackdar> !ot | kilgore
[23:53] <ubotu> kilgore: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[23:53] <Ackdar> !ot | jeff1
[23:53] <ubotu> jeff1: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[23:53] <Ackdar> Anyway
[23:53] <pike_> hacked_kernel: mplayer syntax would be mplayer vcd://<>  dunno about totem
[23:53] <kgx> presuming all variables are coorect, can someone tell me why something like this doesn't work in a bash script: ALL_DBS="$(mysql -u $USER -h $HOST -Bse 'SHOW DATABASES' --password=$PASS)"
[23:54] <psilocyde> Anyone see my my request for assistance?
[23:54] <lazarus_lupine> VCD's aren't illegal
[23:54] <lazarus_lupine> or neccesarily pirated
[23:54] <D-Spair> Evening all.. Question: I am running Ubuntu Gutsy Server inside of a VMware host and about every 4 hours the CPU spikes and the VM hangs. Additionally, the "top" command hangs. Does anyone have any ideas as to the cause?
[23:54] <Bodsda> kgx, if you went to #bash you miht et an answer
[23:54] <xavieran> hacked_kernel: I know that gxine plays vcd. File:VCD I think...
[23:54] <pike_> psilocyde: you might be able to change those in gdmsetup  open a terminal and type 'gksu gdmsetup'
[23:54] <mib_ib23uinw> LOOSERS -> <xavieran> Slackware is very popular? <Bodsda> what is it?
[23:54] <kgx> Bodsda: thanks
[23:55] <mib_ib23uinw> LOOSERS -> <xavieran> Slackware is very popular? <Bodsda> what is it?
[23:55] <mib_ib23uinw> LOOSERS -> <xavieran> Slackware is very popular? <Bodsda> what is it?
[23:55] <mib_ib23uinw> LOOSERS -> <xavieran> Slackware is very popular? <Bodsda> what is it?
[23:55] <hacked_kernel> xavieran: i tried it but it didn't work
[23:55] <psilocyde> ty pike will try that
[23:55] <Bodsda> !ops
[23:55] <ubotu> Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici or Jack_Sparrow!
[23:55] <cafuego> Spamalot?
[23:55] <jeff1> hacked_kernel: try vlc, apparently, that plays "everything"
[23:55] <mib_ib23uinw> LOOSERS -> <xavieran> Slackware is very popular? <Bodsda> what is it?
[23:55] <DoubleDew> anyone do any php development and know of good dev software for it?
[23:55]  * Seveas ♥ floodbots
[23:55] <Bodsda> ty Pici, now there personal!!lol
[23:55] <danbhfive> DoubleDew: I've done some php dev
[23:55] <lazarus_lupine> +1 on vlc
[23:55] <Ackdar> I am unable to connect to the internet. I can access my ISP via screen, but I can't use any programs. They can't seem to notice that there is an internet connection open
[23:55] <RootyRootRootW00> HI. I have set up 4 desktops in Gnome. Is there a way to have different wallpapers for each desktop?
[23:55] <D-Spair> DoubleDew: I like to use the easyeclipse-php IDE
[23:56] <jeff1> RootyRootRootW00: i use a software called wallpapoz to do that
[23:56] <xavieran> mib_ib23uinw LOOSERS? This probably belongs in #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:56] <Bodsda> RootyRootRootW00, join #compiz-fusion     there is but its sketchy, and breaks nautilus
[23:56] <RootyRootRootW00> jeffl cool - I'll check it out
[23:56] <jeff1> RootyRootRootW00: it's available ongetdeb
[23:56] <DoubleDew> D-Spair: is that different than the PDT for eclipse?
[23:56] <jeff1> on getdeb*
[23:56] <Bodsda> jeff1, not gonna mention that the plugin breaks nautilus?
[23:56] <sileni> hey guys i have gusty running and i tried to get ndiswrapper to work bcm94311 card but it didnt work
 Compiz makes my comp a little slow, it's about 5 yrs old now. Great stuff but i need to upgrade the graphics card.....
[23:57] <sileni> i want to give bcm43xx-fwcutter a try
[23:57] <sileni> how would i go about doing this ?
[23:57] <Bodsda> RootyRootRootW00, wallpapaz is a compiz plugin
[23:57] <D-Spair> DoubleDew: Not sure.
[23:57] <neverblue> sileni, #networking, or the forums, thats a good place to start
 Oh. Can it 1+ wallpapers be done with Gnome?
[23:58] <Crap_in_java> h
[23:58] <Bodsda> RootyRootRootW00, not to my knowledge, i may be wrong
[23:58] <psilocyde> pike I dont see any reference to font size in the gdm settings dealy
[23:58] <sileni> neverblue: tank you
[23:58] <jeff1> Bodsda: never had that problem
[23:58] <RootyRootRootW00> Bodsda : Thanks then
[23:58] <Bodsda> RootyRootRootW00, gimme a sec
[23:58] <macd> sileni, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[23:58] <pike_> psilocyde: hrm try maybe a different theme. sorry im not too familiar with gdm
[23:59] <psilocyde> ok
[23:59] <RootyRootRootW00> Bodsda: I'm chekcing out synaptic now......
[23:59] <psilocyde> will try that ty
[23:59] <up_the_irons> any package builders here?
[23:59] <up_the_irons> in my debian/rules, i have: http://p.caboo.se/151263
[23:59] <up_the_irons> but I get this error: http://p.caboo.se/151269
[23:59] <up_the_irons> when running debian/rules build
[23:59] <Bodsda> RootyRootRootW00, im asking in #compiz-fusion for a link to the forum
[23:59] <up_the_irons> anyone know?  i'm sure it's simple but i'm new to this
[23:59] <danbhfive> up_the_irons: try #ubuntu-motu
[23:59] <macd> up_the_irons, prolly more suited to #ubuntu-motu :)