[10:05] <BlueHeron> YukiCuss, oh it's just the end of the files .. wonder why it exits in an error :-P
[10:05] <ian_> Madpilot:L Thx again.
[10:05] <Madpilot> ian_, np
[10:05] <YukiCuss> BlueHeron, I'd advise using cat, personally.
[10:05] <Mythril> carthik: its built into the motherboard
[10:05] <BlueHeron> YukiCuss, how does cat work?
[10:05] <sethrd> BlueHeron: man cat
[10:05] <YukiCuss> sethrd, nonsense; all an ISO is *is* disk structure.
[10:05] <YukiCuss> BlueHeron, cat /dev/cdrom > someiso
[10:05] <BlueHeron> YukiCuss, thanks
[10:05] <Mythril> carthik: does that mean I need to load drivers?
[10:06] <johanbr> sethrd: I think I have the final piece of the puzzle. Do "sudo dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig" and then answer yes to the question about bitmapped fonts.
[10:06] <Mythril> carthik: or that for some reason it no longer recognizes my ethernet card?
[10:06] <carthik> Mythril, but there should be an "Ethernet Controller" somewhere in there in lspci
[10:06] <sethrd> johanbr: Thanks mate. I'll get back to ya.
[10:06] <BlueHeron> YukiCuss, looks the same to me :-P
[10:06] <YukiCuss> BlueHeron, shouldn't end in an I/O error, though!
[10:06] <BlueHeron> YukiCuss, let's see :-)
[10:07] <Mythril> carthik: your right, I just overlooked it
[10:07] <BlueHeron> YukiCuss, ended in an I/O error also :-)
[10:07] <sethrd> YukiCuss: I apologize then. I always used dd.
[10:07] <YukiCuss> BlueHeron, odd! It should work, then.
[10:08] <BlueHeron> YukiCuss, it makes the file that's all i care about
[10:08] <YukiCuss> sethrd, similarly to cat and cp, dd also has no knowledge. They're all just different ways of doing the same things.
[10:08] <YukiCuss> Except dd has far greater capability.
[10:08] <sethrd> johanbr: That was it. Thanks again mate.
[10:08] <sethrd> YukiCuss: I see.
[10:09] <sarek> hi
[10:09] <johanbr> sethrd: You're welcome. Glad I could help.
[10:10] <sethrd> I shall return.
[10:10] <Mythril> carthik: I'm going to work on it tomorrow, thanks for your help
[10:10] <YukiCuss> sethrd, that was quick. :)
[10:10] <sarek> is there a way to have the user's keyring automatically unlocked when the user logs in to gnome? I just found a package called pam_keyring which seems to do this but it is not in ubuntu afaik.
[10:10] <sethrd> Ok, using the "nu" font, not advisable for irssi.
[10:11] <BlueHeron> what is afaik i keep seeing that
[10:11] <jellyware> hey guys!
[10:11] <jellyware> back!
[10:11] <BlueHeron> ahh, as far as i know
[10:11] <YukiCuss> jellyware, boom!
[10:11] <BlueHeron> i really must remember to google things.
[10:11] <jellyware> boom?
[10:11] <sarek> I use NetworkManager to manage my wlan setting and find it a bit annoying to have to enter the password right after login ... why not unlock the keyring rightaway?
[10:11] <YukiCuss> Yes, boom.
[10:12] <jellyware> YukiCuss, what are you talking bout?
[10:12] <YukiCuss> jellyware, why not? boom! kablammo! .. anyway ..
[10:12] <YukiCuss> sarek, I assume pam_keyring simply has yet to make its way in.
[10:13] <sarek> YukiCuss: and (i know that it's not advisable) is there a way to reset the keyrings masterpassword, so that the keyring itself would not have a pw?
[10:13] <jellyware> all quiet on the cd shipping front
[10:13] <YukiCuss> jellyware, do you mean #ubuntu-au? :)
[10:14] <YukiCuss> sarek, I believe it is doable, but I'm not sure on the particulars myself. You may have some hunting to do.
[10:14] <jellyware> oh
[10:14] <jellyware> wrong room
[10:14] <sarek> k, thanks anyways
[10:14] <YukiCuss> xP
[10:14] <YukiCuss> sarek, no probs.
[10:14] <pallav> i m having problem in change the screen resolution for my monitor
[10:14] <pallav> :(
[10:14] <jbritz22> is there a file manager for linux that is similiar to the one in windows (my computer, etc)
[10:15] <sethrd> jbritz22: Yeah, Nautlis.
[10:15] <BlueHeron> jbritz22, nautilus
[10:15] <YukiCuss> jbritz22, nautilus in itself is fairly similar.
[10:15] <jbritz22> ehhh
[10:15] <weedar> I'm unable to print pdf files - has anyone else had the same problem?
[10:15] <jbritz22> anything besides nautlus
[10:15] <sarek> cu
[10:15] <YukiCuss> jbritz22, why?
[10:15] <YukiCuss> sarek, see ya.
[10:15] <jbritz22> YukiCuss, i dont like nautlius...XD
[10:15] <pallav> the screen is soo damm big
[10:16] <pallav> stupid 640x480
[10:16] <pallav> how can i change it?
[10:16] <neoxan> yes
[10:16] <YukiCuss> jbritz22, there's the want for a file manager similar to Windows, and there's a good one, but you don't want it.. why do you want one particularly like Windows?
[10:16] <jbritz22> is there any repos for all of sourceforge?
[10:16] <BlueHeron> system>prefs>screen resolution
[10:16] <YukiCuss> jbritz22, that would be rather unmanagable.
[10:16] <jbritz22> YukiCuss, iunno, just dontlike nautilus
[10:17] <pallav> hey blueheron
[10:17] <BlueHeron> yes ?
[10:17] <jbritz22> YukiCuss, i guess ill have to get used to it
[10:17] <YukiCuss> jbritz22, either that, or try something completely different.
[10:17] <pallav> there is no options for changing form 640x480 to anything else
[10:17] <jbritz22> YukiCuss, but im having trouble installing a program
[10:17] <jbritz22> YukiCuss, can you hELP me
[10:17] <Madpilot> !tell pallav about fixres
[10:17] <YukiCuss> jbritz22, er, certainly. Explain?
[10:17] <jbritz22> YukiCuss, http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=110320 i dont know what to do with the files in the zip
[10:18] <pallav> madpilot??
[10:18] <Madpilot> pallav, you should have gotten a pm from the bot...
[10:18] <BlueHeron> pallav, check your pm's
[10:18] <pallav> oh yeah checking it now
[10:18] <pallav> cheers
[10:18] <YukiCuss> jbritz22, i'll check it, one moment.
[10:18] <jbritz22> YukiCuss, sweet thanks
[10:19] <Keal> how do i use my live cd to repair a boot record for a hdd in a usb enclosure
[10:19] <Keal> should i use the 64bit live cd or the 32bit live cd. this is an amd64 running xp
[10:19] <BlueHeron> Keal, you can use a 32bit live-cd
[10:20] <Keal> is the 64bit version better?
[10:20] <BlueHeron> no
[10:20] <BlueHeron> worse actually
[10:20] <Keal> is it atleast faster
[10:20] <Keal> it sucks?
[10:20] <YukiCuss> Keal, there's not so much advantage.
[10:20] <Keal> wtg ubuntu peeps
[10:20] <BlueHeron> alot of stuff doesn't work on 64
[10:20] <BlueHeron> it's not ubuntu's fault
[10:20] <BlueHeron> it's alot of companies.
[10:21] <BlueHeron> such as java flash etc
[10:21] <Keal> good thing i grabbed both from compusa
[10:21] <YukiCuss> jbritz22, did you read `README.TXT'?
[10:21] <jbritz22> yup
[10:21] <YukiCuss> Did you follow the instructions?
[10:21] <jbritz22> yup
[10:21] <BlueHeron> Keal, grabbed both what
[10:21] <jbritz22> no jar file
[10:22] <YukiCuss> .. no jar file? It says:
[10:22] <YukiCuss> `FOR LINUX:
[10:22] <YukiCuss>   chmod +x ./DGuitar.sh
[10:22] <YukiCuss>   ./DGuitar.sh
[10:22] <Keal> so how do i use ubuntu 32bit live cd on an amd64 with xp 32bit to repair a 8gb maxtor boot record that is partitioned as 3.1gb?
[10:22] <jbritz22> YukiCuss, hmm
[10:22] <BlueHeron> !fixmbr
[10:22] <ubotu> BlueHeron: NO SPEAKE ENLISH! Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[10:22] <BlueHeron> hm
[10:22] <BlueHeron> !mbr
[10:22] <ubotu> BlueHeron: No idea, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[10:23] <jbritz22> YukiCuss, crap, sorry about that...lol
[10:23] <YukiCuss> jbritz22, you may encounter another issue. If you do, just `sudo apt-get install libgtk-java'
[10:23] <jbritz22> i got java installed
[10:23] <jbritz22> so i should be good
[10:23] <YukiCuss> Alright, well, good luck. Test first. :)
[10:23] <Keal> the hdd is in a compusa 'back-up' enclosure which connects to the laptop via usb2.0
[10:24] <Keal> xp does not have the back-up software installed so all my enclosures of this type function as normal non back-up enclosures
[10:25] <BlueHeron> weird
[10:25] <Keal> the hdd is either fat16 or fat32
[10:25] <BlueHeron> sounds sucky
[10:25] <BlueHeron> i doubt it is fat16
[10:25] <BlueHeron> and how big is it?
[10:25] <BlueHeron> because if it's fat16 or fat32 it has to be under 32GB i believe
[10:25] <Keal> 8gb max capacity it is partitioned to 3.1
[10:25] <BlueHeron> i see
[10:25] <BlueHeron> probably FAT32
[10:25] <Unimatrix9> is there an web frontend for samba ?
[10:26] <BlueHeron> and you want to whipe it clean or what?
[10:26] <Keal> i want to recover 100% of the data on it
[10:26] <BlueHeron> i see
[10:26] <BlueHeron> you can boot into an ubuntu cd and view the files
[10:26] <BlueHeron> and then burn them to a cd or something.
[10:26] <Keal> i cant get it to mount using xp
[10:26] <BlueHeron> Keal, try using ubuntu live-cd
[10:27] <jbritz22> YukiCuss, ok sweet it worked
[10:27] <YukiCuss> jbritz22, neat!
[10:27] <Keal> will it automatically mount via usb2.0 to the compusa enclosure containing the maxtor?
[10:27] <BlueHeron> Keal, dunno.
[10:27] <jbritz22> YukiCuss, whats a good app for icons  for desktop on fluxbox
[10:28] <BlueHeron> jbritz22, to make icons?
[10:28] <Keal> i thought you were ubuntu crew what are you a groupie?
[10:28] <jbritz22> like
[10:28] <jbritz22> shortcuts and crap
[10:28] <BlueHeron> Keal, you just have a weird setup i have no experience with, and i just help people here.
[10:28] <BlueHeron> when i can.
[10:28] <ali> is there any list of 100% supported laptops on ubuntu?
[10:28] <Keal> i cannot afford to accidently damage the hdd worse than it already is
[10:29] <YukiCuss> jbritz22, unsure, I use ion3.
[10:29] <Keal> there is some opensource clones of military ai on it
[10:29] <gnu_style> wats cc=3.4 mean?
[10:29] <gnu_style> and export cc?
[10:29] <YukiCuss> gnu_style, i feel that should be CC=gcc3.4
[10:29] <gnu_style> is cc a command in unix?
[10:29] <Keal> and the source wasnt released yet during the time of the crash
[10:29] <gnu_style> YukiCuss yah thats it
[10:29] <YukiCuss> gnu_style, no, it's a variable.
[10:30] <YukiCuss> gnu_style, it tells Makefiles which compiler to use.
[10:30] <Keal> does ubuntu have a total disc surface iso cloner tool?
[10:30] <gnu_style> YukiCuss why do I have to cc=dcc3.5 and export cc before I run nvidia.run?
[10:30] <YukiCuss> gnu_style, assumedly, that program compiles kernel modules that have to use a particular version of GCC.
[10:31] <gnu_style> export cc it exports the variable cc to where?
[10:31] <YukiCuss> gnu_style, the shell.
[10:31] <YukiCuss> gnu_style, it's just an environment variable.
[10:31] <gnu_style> YukiCuss is that temporary? if I close the shell to I have to export again?
[10:31] <Keal> i would like to clone the entire disc surface of the maxtor and create and iso or dmg if possible using thta
[10:31] <BlueHeron> Keal, what OS you on now?
[10:32] <gnu_style> YukiCuss wats wrong if compile it in gcc 4.0 ?
[10:32] <YukiCuss> gnu_style, correct. I'm unsure why it would want you to run it so many times if that had to happen, though.
[10:32] <BlueHeron> Keal, boot on an ubuntu-live cd and see if you can access the drive ..
[10:32] <Keal> this maxtor used win98
[10:32] <Keal> possibly win95
[10:32] <YukiCuss> gnu_style, gcc4 may have some eccentricities. They tell you to do this for a reason.
[10:32] <heatxsink> hello all
[10:32] <YukiCuss> Trust me when I say it's not good to `try' a later version of GCC anyway.
[10:33] <infamousjeff> if anyone has had a problem installed kubuntu-desktop on ubuntu 5.10 because of gnome-system-tools just remove the system-tools package before installing kubuntu then reinstall it.. i googled this and saw there was no definitive answer to the conflict fyi :)
[10:33] <Keal> how do i chat here while using ubuntu?
[10:33] <mockme> is there any utilities for linux that works like winscp?
[10:33] <YukiCuss> Keal, xchat is the most common method.
[10:33] <Keal> just a sec my laptop is running slow
[10:33] <BlueHeron> Keal, xCHAT
[10:33] <BlueHeron> Keal, or irssi
[10:33] <kingspwned> mockme, if winscp is what i think it is, scp is your thing. if not, forgive me.
[10:33] <YukiCuss> BlueHeron, unaware where that capitalisation comes from ..
[10:33] <gnu_style> Keal konversion
[10:33] <johanbr> mockme: scp, or gftp if you prefer a gui.
[10:33] <infamousjeff> xchat is great.. gaim is good if you are not used to IRC and are more comfortable with AIM/ICQ/MSN
[10:33] <BlueHeron> YukiCuss, lol yea
[10:34] <BlueHeron> YukiCuss, i was typing fast :-P
[10:34] <YukiCuss> xP
[10:34] <infamousjeff> if you are oldschool go with bitchx :)
[10:34] <BlueHeron> bitchx Lol
[10:34] <BlueHeron> ;-p
[10:34] <infamousjeff> i love that little script hehe
[10:34] <gnu_style> Keal bitchx is hard to use
[10:34] <kingspwned> irssi is the only way to irc
[10:34] <mockme> can u help me guys on how to use scp?
[10:34] <mockme> i want to cope a folder on my server
[10:34] <gnu_style> always use konversion
[10:34] <kingspwned> mockme, man scp tells you a lot very quickly
[10:34] <gnu_style> :)
[10:34] <mockme> i want to copy a folder on my server
[10:34] <mockme> k thnks
[10:35] <Keal> will i be able to use the net? how will ubuntu know my wep key?
[10:35] <eth42> ubuntu 5.10 does not detect my usb mouse immediately but only if I plug it out and in several times (if ever)
[10:35] <eth42> does anyone know how to locate the problem?
[10:35] <infamousjeff> rtfm n00b! jk :) what are you wanting to copy with scp?
[10:35] <YukiCuss> Keal, you tell it.
[10:35] <kingspwned> mockme, remember -r to copy recursively
[10:35] <Keal> every boot? :(
[10:35] <V4Vendetta> hm
[10:36] <YukiCuss> Keal, just the once will do.
[10:36] <infamousjeff> eth42: your usb mouse is it plugged into a usb port or is it using a ps2 adapter?
[10:36] <rybuntu> anyone know how to change the brown screen when logging in from gdm to gnome?
[10:36] <Keal> but it is live cd
[10:36] <Nabiki> I have a question.  How much does the main hard disk getting full effect the performance of Linux? :) I know that under windows it's a killer even if you have all the swap on a different drive.
[10:36] <Keal> my ubuntu didnt come with a manual :(
[10:36] <mockme> kingspwned, , i can't get the correct format on connecting to my server
[10:36] <km0ti0n> How do I configure DualHead Display?
[10:37] <infamousjeff> nabiki: it shouldnt affect the performance like it does windows because of the sweet filesystem.. ext3 doesnt fragment afaik
[10:37] <eth42> infamousjeff: no, but maybe there is an internal ps/2 adapter? at least in xorg.conf, the protocol is ImPS/2
[10:37] <michal`> hey, what kind of poison have ubuntu developers inject into binaries or libc ABI that nothing cna run under vanilla kernel ?
[10:37] <Nabiki> :P
[10:37] <V4Vendetta> :-P
[10:37] <V4Vendetta> :P
[10:38] <eth42> rybuntu: I once changed it but don't remember how. I'd look for xinit.rc or gdm_init or something like that...
[10:38] <Black_Bishop> Hey, all.  Is the general consensus to install automatix or just do it yourself?  I just had to re-install after something in automatix made my X windows unstartable.  Any thoughts?
[10:38] <BlueHeron> automatix = the devil
[10:38] <BlueHeron> use easyubuntu
[10:38] <BlueHeron> !easyubuntu
[10:38] <ubotu> easyubuntu is an easy-to-use program for installing all your favorites. Java, Nvidia/ATI, and more. It is as safe as the team can make it. It doesn't change any settings by default. http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/ or #easyubuntu
[10:38] <Nabiki> michal`, See, thing is that everything these days depend on libs.  If the libs aren't linked into the kernel where they are needed, then nothing will run. ^^;
[10:38] <YukiCuss> Black_Bishop, easyubuntu.
[10:38] <infamousjeff> i used easyubuntu and it didnt seem to do much.. i guess i had already done everytrhing by that time
[10:38] <Keal> how do i install ubuntu on my laptop so it only serves as being a multibooter into whichever external hdd i choose to boot from via usb 2.0?
[10:38] <Black_Bishop> BlueHeron, YukiCuss:  Thank you.  Will do
[10:38] <rybuntu> eth42: thanks ill find / those
[10:39] <michal`> Nabiki: yes, sure, libs linked into kernel... what do you smoke ? ;p
[10:39] <gnu_style> s
[10:39] <infamousjeff> automatix is  a good idea BUT! dont use it because it uses --force flags which can break your system
[10:39] <GNUstye> s
[10:39] <BlueHeron> !automatix
[10:39] <ubotu> from memory, automatix is unsafe, it overwrites configuration files, and does things like "echo -e 'y\nY\n'" that are considered risky. Please do not use it. There are alternative applications, but it's often best to read the documentation.
[10:39] <Nabiki> michal`, Well, perhaps modules is a better term.  Not a lot of difference. :)
[10:39] <infamousjeff> IF one day automatix doesnt use --force flags then its worth using.. easyubuntu does essentially the same thing but its much safer although i dont think it installs as much stuff
[10:39] <Keal> how do i install ubuntu on my laptop so it only serves as being a multibooter into whichever external hdd i choose to boot from via usb 2.0? :( :( :( :( :( :( :(
[10:40] <BlueHeron> Keal, you could install grub
[10:40] <BlueHeron> !grub
[10:40] <ubotu> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/GrubHowto or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows or troubleshooting grub: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Troubleshooting
[10:40] <infamousjeff> #2 reason not to use automatix is the so called script kiddie developer arnieboy acts like a 12 year old brat
[10:40] <BlueHeron> GNUstye, don't CTCP me
[10:40] <m0s^> is there a way to change properties for my Wlan network card ? i think it's in "power save mode" and i only download in 10kb/s :/
[10:40] <YukiCuss> infamousjeff, agreeably.
[10:40] <Black_Bishop> infamousjeff:  I don't mind installing things by hand.  It's just hard to pass up on the convienience of a script like automatix.  But like I said, it does me no good if it makes my system unusable.  I will check out easyubuntu
[10:40] <GNUstye> I just pinged the whole channel.. sori :)
[10:41] <infamousjeff> i wouldnt use either(automatix or easyubuntu) if first starting out... its better to learn this stuff man
[10:41] <BlueHeron> infamousjeff, apt-get is best
[10:41] <Nabiki> :)  I would suggest aptitude and synaptic.
[10:41] <Nabiki> Both are installed as part of the base install.
[10:41] <GNUstye> infamousjeff, why not easyubuntu?
[10:41] <Keal> do they have usb 2.0 hardware that allows two computers to use an hdd at the same time yet?
[10:41] <Nabiki> apt-get is partofthe original install also. :)
[10:41] <BlueHeron> easyubuntu drains the learning
[10:42] <GNUstye> why do I have red horz lines on my X_chat?
[10:42] <michal`> Nabiki: wel, if under vanilla kernel _everything_ all my tries to exec whatever ends with "invalid argument" something has to be wrong
[10:42] <rob> GNUstye, they represent where you last were
[10:42] <YukiCuss> GNUstye, it represents the last time you switched there.
[10:42] <Keal> do they have usb 2.0 hardware that allows multiple computers to use an hdd at the same time yet?
[10:42] <Black_Bishop> I've been using Ubuntu for just over six months now, and prior to that, RH based distros, so I know how to install software.  But automatix is tempting...Like the dark side...Quicker, Easier.
[10:43] <GNUstye> Black_Bishop, apt-get
[10:43] <infamousjeff> hehe the flamewars between arnieboy and the ubuntu community amuse me to no end though.. its hillarious to read lordhunter and others
[10:43] <GNUstye> Black_Bishop, is that similar to automatrix?
[10:43] <Nabiki> michal`,  I don't know that much about the kernel, but I am guessing that you probably missed a few options in the compile.  Did you use the kernelpackage package to set it up? (I am GUESSING that such exists in Ubuntu, it does in Debian.) ^^;;
[10:43] <Keal> do they have hot swappable usb 2.0 hardware that allows multiple computers to use an hdd at the same time yet?
[10:43] <infamousjeff> non-sequitor inductive fallacy lol
[10:43] <Seveas> Black_Bishop, automatix is a virus...
[10:43] <Black_Bishop> GNUstye:  I don't know what automatrix is, so I do not know
[10:44] <GNUstye> infamousjeff, wat can an ip address basically do?
[10:44] <Nabiki> Black_Bishop, My suggestion is Synaptic and aptitude if you want quick and easy.
[10:44] <michal`> Nabiki: i have mine own configuration that boots and runs here, i do nto need any assistance in configuring - and the same kernel works everywhere but ubuntu
[10:44] <GNUstye> Black_Bishop, I mean automatix
[10:44] <BlueHeron> !ubotu
[10:44] <ubotu> Yep, that's me! I'm a bot alright. Read http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbotuUsage to find out how to use me. Do NOT play with me in any channel except #debian-bots.
[10:44] <GNUstye> use kynaptic or adept
[10:44] <Seveas> !forget spanish
[10:44] <ubotu> Seveas: i forgot spanish
[10:45] <Seveas> !forget qtincludes
[10:45] <ubotu> i forgot qtincludes, Seveas
[10:45] <BlueHeron> anyone know how to change the color xchat shows when somone says your name?
[10:45] <BlueHeron> i'd like it to be green instead of red
[10:45] <johanbr> michal`: I've used kernels from kernel.org with ubuntu. You must've omitted something in your config.
[10:45] <michal`> nothing can give you invalid argument :)
[10:45] <Seveas> BlueHeron, settings->advanced->text events
[10:45] <Black_Bishop> Nabiki:  Yeah, that's what I have been using.  Do you know if there is a handy repository that contains the "illegal" software automatix will install?  i.e. the DVD player and Win Codecs?
[10:46] <Seveas> Black_Bishop, plf, cipherfunk, mine...
[10:46] <BlueHeron> Seveas, which one is it? :-)
[10:46] <Seveas> Black_Bishop, http://ubuntulinux.nl/source-o-matic
[10:46] <Nabiki> Black_Bishop, Look up the Seveas stuff on the wiki.
[10:46] <Black_Bishop> Seveas:  Gracias
[10:46] <Seveas> BlueHeron, Channel Msg Hilight
[10:46] <infamousjeff> bbl yall.. check out gamezforge.com in the future if your into game development
[10:47] <Nabiki> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages
[10:47] <BlueHeron> Seveas, hmm okay, i don't see how do edit it though
[10:47] <Seveas> BlueHeron, the <digits> is a color, change it to green
[10:47] <GNUstye> can an Ip adress harm me?
[10:47] <Nabiki> In the sources.list file :)
[10:47] <johanbr> michal`: Maybe you compiled the kernel with a gcc that's ABI-incompatible with the one ubuntu used for glibc?
[10:47] <Nabiki> edit the sources.list, then apt-get update
[10:48] <michal`> just recompiling it after mrproper
[10:48] <michal`> will see
[10:49] <johanbr> GNUstye: That's like asking if the number 11 can harm you.
[10:49] <BlueHeron> GNUstye, harm you.... LOL
[10:49] <BlueHeron> that's classic
[10:49] <kuja> johanbr: It can :O
[10:49] <kuja> 11 is a dangerous number :(
[10:49] <BlueHeron> sure is
[10:49] <BlueHeron> 2x1 fear it.
[10:49] <michal`> give it to us and we will see :P
[10:49] <GNUstye> I mean if anybody knows my ip could they gain acces to my system?
[10:50] <BlueHeron> GNUstye, possibly
[10:50] <BlueHeron> GNUstye, i know your ip
[10:50] <Nabiki> GNUstye, Depends on how jacked up your security is.
[10:50] <BlueHeron> <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:50] <BlueHeron> :-P
[10:50] <sfaris> hacker
[10:50] <kuja> GNUstye: <IP_ADDRESS> -- This is your IP, what can I do with it? Can I ssh with root/no password?
[10:50] <Nabiki> GNUstye, Anyone online can get that info. ^^;;
[10:51] <GNUstye> if I give you my root password can u ssh me?
[10:51] <m0s^> try my ip ;)
[10:51] <BlueHeron> GNUstye, i could sure
[10:51] <m0s^> firewall1.driftbolaget.se
[10:51] <GNUstye> my ip is <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:51] <Nabiki> GNUstye, Giving out the root password is a BAD thing.
[10:52] <Nabiki> I don't care if it's your grandmother... root is bad. :P
[10:52] <BlueHeron> GNUstye, you don't have an SSH server running
[10:52] <GNUstye> can anybody crack the root pass
[10:52] <GNUstye> ?
[10:52] <m0s^> brute force ?
[10:52] <kingspwned> GNUstye, no
[10:52] <kuja> Anything is possible.
[10:52] <kuja> Also, anything is a matter of time and effort.
[10:53] <kingspwned> GNUstye, it takes a little effort. and you should disable root login in sshd_config
[10:53] <kingspwned> GNUstye, and never use the same password for root and users that can ssh
[10:53] <kingspwned> etc, etc
[10:53] <kingspwned> debian.org has a very nice guide to hardening your system
[10:53] <Black_Bishop> GNUstye:  Are you housing any data that would justify someone spending the effort to crack your root password?
[10:53] <Killgore> how does X know what resolution to use in xorg.conf
[10:53] <BlueHeron> he is housing over 100gigs of gay teen porn
[10:54] <GNUstye> Black_Bishop, im just confussed about how people crack,
[10:54] <BlueHeron> some people like that.
[10:54] <kuja> Killgore: It uses the first one listed.
[10:54] <kuja> Killgore: You have "x" "y" "z", it will use "x" for that specific depth.
[10:54] <Killgore> kuja: it says the depth is 1 tho
[10:54] <kuja> Is that what you set your depth at?
[10:54] <Killgore> oh does it use the default depth listed
[10:54] <Killgore> 24
[10:54] <kingspwned> GNUstye, they usually dont crack bruteforce, like trying out a billion combinations to your root password. usually cracks are based on exploits - bugs in the ssh-daemon for example, or many other things
[10:55] <Killgore> so if i change DefaultDepth to 16 then ill need to make res entrys for that depth?
[10:55] <kuja> It should use whatever depth you tell it to use, *if* the specific graphics card driver works at that depth.
[10:55] <kuja> Otherwise it should default to a lower depth.
[10:55] <GNUstye> kingspawn, exploits? ssh-daemon has still bugs?
[10:55] <kuja> Killgore: Correct
[10:56] <Killgore> kuja: i think windows could have 16bit @ 1280x1024
[10:56] <kingspwned> GNUstye, not known ones, but everything has bugs.
[10:56] <BlueHeron> ahh, message highlight is a nice blue now :-)
[10:56] <Killgore> kuja: which i want now
[10:56] <Yoric> In addition to which, iirc, the protocol ssh has been proved unsecure.
[10:56] <Yoric> Not very unsecure, but unsecure nevertheless.
[10:56] <BlueHeron> Yoric, it has?
[10:56] <Killgore> i dindnt think so
[10:56] <Yoric> I might be confusing with related protocols.
[10:56] <kingspwned> like the guide says, if you want a secure system, dont allow any type of access.
[10:56] <GNUstye> kingspawn, is linux more vulnerable to exploits cause its open source any any one could just examine the code?
[10:56] <kingspwned> ssh2 is atleast better, afaik
[10:56] <Yoric> Needhan-Schrder is part of ssh, isn't it ?
[10:56] <YukiCuss> GNUstye, no, it's *less* vulnerable.
[10:56] <Keal> can you use a zillion depth?
[10:56] <kuja> Killgore: You want a new SubSection for your display, where the Depth is set to 16, and Modes is a quoted list of resolutions (in the order of which to use)
[10:57] <Yoric> (sorry, Needham, not Needhan)
[10:57] <YukiCuss> kingspawn, not having a server at all means that no one can find it to get access :) totally secure.
[10:57] <BlueHeron> that's like saying
[10:57] <GNUstye> YukiCuss, how can anybody see an exploit unless he sees the source?
[10:57] <BlueHeron> dont have a car so no one can steal it
[10:57] <BlueHeron> :-P
[10:57] <kingspwned> YukiCuss, exactly :)
[10:57] <kingspwned> hehe
[10:57] <Keal> zzz
[10:57] <kingspwned> GNUstye, people argue over it. with an open source environment there might be exploits, but there are just as quickly fixes.
[10:58] <Nabiki> One thing you could always try, is to reset your root password to something gernated using a randomizer of some sort every few months. :P  Ubuntu discourages the use of root anyway.
[10:58] <YukiCuss> GNUstye, anyone can exploit; how do you think Windows has so many critical flaws unearthed in it every week, month? The fact is, everyone gets to see the source, means that everyone gets to fix it.
[10:58] <GNUstye> kingspawn, about ssh is that like putty?
[10:58] <Killgore> kuju: gaim just died
[10:58] <YukiCuss> GNUstye, PuTTY is an SSH client.
[10:58] <kingspwned> GNUstye, yeah, putty can use the ssh protocol
[10:58] <kingspwned> GNUstye, but its not an ssh server, if that was what you were wondering
[10:58] <Black_Bishop> GNUstye:  Depends who you ask.  Of course, closed-source companies will tell you it is less secure due to the availibility of the code.  Open-source proponents will tell you that bug occur in ALL software and the open-source model ensures they get fixed very quickly.    I just don't want to preach to GNUstye.
[10:59] <YukiCuss> Yoric, they may even suggest a fix [eg. a replacement] , but never actually implement one. :)
[11:00] <YukiCuss> Black_Bishop, of course. :)
[11:00] <kingspwned> GNUstye, every computer you ever lay your hands on will have a zillion bugs
[11:00] <heatxsink> anyone in here ever gotten their Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS firewire port working?
[11:00] <Yoric> YukiCuss, implementing is just boring :)
[11:00] <GNUstye> can anybody just fix all the bugs? or fixing a bug opens another?
[11:00] <Nabiki> GNUstye, EVERYTHING has bugs. :)  It's a fact of life. ^_^
[11:00] <YukiCuss> GNUstye, fixing all the bugs is why everyone is working all the time! :)
[11:00] <BlueHeron> hm
[11:01] <YukiCuss> GNUstye, if you ever program, you will realise what it's like.
[11:01] <BlueHeron> there we go
[11:01] <GNUstye> Nabiki, exploits = bugs?
[11:01] <kuja> Bah... bugs bugs bugs
[11:01] <BlueHeron> my text is now purple woo hoo
[11:01] <kingspwned> GNUstye, bugs get fixed. new programs that are better than the last ones get introduced. they have new bugs. they get fixed. ad inifintum.
[11:01] <kuja> It's pretty safe to say that 80% of us in here are programmer's eh?
[11:01] <GNUstye> I know a little C and BASIC
[11:01] <Black_Bishop> GNUstye:  You are asking questions that even programmers that have meditated on mountiantops for centuries (OK, maybe not that long) have yet to answer.
[11:01] <kuja> s/'s/s/
[11:01] <YukiCuss> Black_Bishop, maybe not that long, but they certainly were on those mountaintops at some point!
[11:01] <kingspwned> GNUstye, then you know that it takes very little for a program to do something its not supposed to do
[11:01] <Killgore> i hate bugs.....they go on my food
[11:01] <Nabiki> GNUstye, An exploit is an UGLY bug, but not all bugs are exploits.  An exploit is a bug that someone can use against the ssytem.
[11:02] <Killgore> lightweight IRC clien?
[11:02] <YukiCuss> Killgore, irssi
[11:02] <kuja> Killgore: weechat?
[11:02] <kuja> weechat is like irssi, with a userlist :P
[11:02] <BlueHeron> !uptime
[11:02] <Killgore> just looking for something equivalent to mIRC
[11:02] <YukiCuss> Killgore, xchat
[11:02] <GNUstye> Nabiki, ic now, so anybody can crack my yahoo email password?
[11:02] <Killgore> i have x :)
[11:02] <GNUstye> is that possible?
[11:03] <Black_Bishop> Killgore:  I hear people like BitchX, which is a console client, despite its name.
[11:03] <kuja> GNUstye: If they had reason, time, and patience, yes.
[11:03] <YukiCuss> GNUstye, it /might/ be possible, but it's very unlikely.
[11:03] <Killgore> ill try xchat
[11:03] <Killgore> brb
[11:03] <kuja> It *IS*, I >>highly<< emphasize *IS*, possible.
[11:03] <GNUstye> YukiCuss, is yahoo 100% secure?
[11:03] <YukiCuss> GNUstye, nothing can be 100% secure.
[11:03] <Nabiki> GNUstye, If they really wanted too they probably could, but I wouldn't worry too much. :P  Just assume that your email is insecure, and your life will be a lot easier.
[11:03] <kingspwned> GNUstye, "cracking" a password is something pretty old fashioned, i think. it seldom happens.
[11:03] <kuja> The fact that no one will waste their time, and that you're hidden among a million other registered users is what builds the time.
[11:03] <YukiCuss> Dinner..
[11:04] <BlueHeron> cracking a password is more of a battle.net thing
[11:04] <kingspwned> GNUstye, just think. you try to enter the wrong password, or send the wrong password. yahoo takes 7 seconds to respond, telling you it is wrong, you send another..
[11:04] <kingspwned> then multiply 7 seconds by 100.000
[11:04] <GNUstye> kingspawn, they only allow 5 tries I guess
[11:05] <kingspwned> it takes a lot more time than people really want to devote to get a hold of emails from your grandmother
[11:05] <BlueHeron> lol
[11:05] <BlueHeron> i wish my grandma was computerl literate
[11:05] <BlueHeron> we could skype it up
[11:05] <kingspwned> haha
[11:05] <kuja> The chances of someone cracking your password grows exponentially if *they already know you* though.
[11:05] <kingspwned> i wish grandma was alive ;)
[11:05] <BlueHeron> yea mine died too
[11:05] <BlueHeron> :-(
[11:05] <GNUstye> kingspawn, why can CIA do everything from wire tapping to prying on email, they has the best programmers?
[11:05] <MikkelK> When i try to install Dapper i never get the first menu (http://www.ubuntu.com/include/testing/flight5/gfxboot-big.png), I only see the image, not the text. Anybody know why?
[11:05] <Black_Bishop> The conversation has become mournful
[11:06] <kingspwned> GNUstye, they're the cia. they know when you go to the toilet.
[11:06] <BlueHeron> GNUstye, wiretapping is the phone company the cia just calls them with the # and it's not like hacking since they own the lines
[11:06] <GNUstye> Black_Bishop, :) no body has to mourn
[11:06] <SithPottsy-0x80> hi
[11:06] <SithPottsy-0x80> urgent help!
[11:06] <kingspwned> GNUstye, we should probably take this to #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:06] <BlueHeron> ask a q
[11:06] <GNUstye> how about emails? why can they see someones mail?
[11:06] <SithPottsy-0x80> where can i find the 8.22.5 drivers?
[11:07] <GNUstye> im going there
[11:08] <BlueHeron> lol
[11:08] <Madpilot> SithPottsy-0x80, 8.22.5 drivers for what?
[11:08] <Nabiki> GNUstye, As for emails, real simple... They take a warrant to the ISP, and say show us the email.
[11:08] <SithPottsy-0x80> ati
[11:08] <BlueHeron> Nabiki, they just did that with somone's gmail
[11:08] <SithPottsy-0x80> the 8.23.7 dont work, due to Diaplay running on 93
[11:08] <GNUstye> Nabiki, im going to ubuntu offtopic
[11:08] <kuja> Nabiki: They're the CIA, they don't need a warrant.
[11:08] <Madpilot> SithPottsy-0x80, tried ATI's website?
[11:08] <kuja> :)
[11:08] <SithPottsy-0x80> i can only find the 8.23.7's
[11:09] <Madpilot> kuja, #ubuntu-offtopic, please
[11:09] <SithPottsy-0x80> i can find the archive for older drivers
[11:09] <SithPottsy-0x80> cant*
[11:10] <patrick52222> if i brought an external drive case and put one of my ide hard drives in and connected it to ubuntu as like a storage would it see it
[11:10] <Yoric> What would you do if, say, your X couldn't boot and also didn't leave a log ?
[11:11] <hyphenated> Yoric: I'd log in at the text prompt and type startx
[11:11] <SithPottsy-0x80> at grub choose (recovery)
[11:11] <SithPottsy-0x80> to go to terminal, then re-install X
[11:11] <Yoric> hyphenated, no difference.
[11:11] <graham_> woo
[11:11] <Yoric> SithPottsy-0x80, I've tried dpkg-reconfigure-ing xserver-xorg, without success.
[11:11] <hyphenated> Yoric: what does it do after 'startx'?
[11:11] <hyphenated> does it have any messages at all?
[11:11] <Yoric> "X: warning; process set to priority -1 instead of requested priority 0"
[11:11] <Yoric> about a million times
[11:11] <graham_> does anyone know how to change names in bitchX
[11:11] <SithPottsy-0x80> remove xserver-xorg then
[11:12] <Yoric> and then the usual dialog offering me to look at the logs
[11:12] <SithPottsy-0x80> did you edit /etc/gdm/gdm.conf ?
[11:12] <Yoric> just the logs are empty
[11:12] <Yoric> SithPottsy-0x80, didn't touch it.
[11:12] <Yoric> But I've tried with both gdm and kdm, obtaining the same result.
[11:12] <SithPottsy-0x80> apt-get remove xserver then
[11:12] <SithPottsy-0x80> reboot then back in recovery install xserver
[11:12] <Killgore> is xchat graphical?
[11:12] <hyphenated> Killgore: yes
[11:13] <patrick52222> if i brought an external drive case and put one of my ide hard drives in and connected it to ubuntu as like a storage would it see it, please i need to know so i can buy one
[11:13] <Killgore> yeah
[11:13] <patrick52222> will iy
[11:13] <Killgore> if your usb drivers worked
[11:13] <Black_Bishop> Killgore:  X-Chat screenshots:  http://www.xchat.org/screenshots/
[11:13] <patrick52222> is there a max load it can take
[11:13] <Yoric> patrick52222, should work.
[11:14] <patrick52222> as it will be a 250gb
[11:14] <SithPottsy-0x80> has to be a usb2 enclosure, and ur mobo must support booting from usb - but it will act like normal
[11:14] <Killgore> patrick52222: no ti doesnt make a difference
[11:14] <Yoric> patrick52222, there is a max load but 250 Gb is way under that.
[11:14] <Killgore> patrick52222: are you planning on booting from it?
[11:14] <patrick52222> ok just making sure as some case i have only support 200gb
[11:16] <brosioz> anyone known a suite for programming like eclipse but not in java ?
[11:16] <BlueHeron> hm
[11:16] <SithPottsy-0x80> as long as the enclosure can support over 200gb then ubuntu will work like normal
[11:16] <patrick52222> nah just for storage, if made it  win32 format would i be able to write to it in ubuntu and still use it on my mum windows xp
[11:16] <fuzion> Ubuntu 5.10 AMD64 works really well under VMWare 5.5.1
[11:16] <Yoric> Ok, my X problem seems solved.
[11:16] <Yoric> I've been stupid.
[11:16] <BlueHeron> patrick52222, no ubuntu writing to NTFS is bad
[11:16] <SithPottsy-0x80> what happened?
[11:16] <Yoric> SithPottsy-0x80, playing with Xgl.
[11:16] <patrick52222> thats why i will make it win32 would this work
[11:17] <Killgore> BlueHeron: i think he means using it in windows XP
[11:17] <Black_Bishop> patrick52222:  You would have to format it as FAT32 to reliably write to it under Linux.
[11:17] <fuzion> NTFS writes have always worked for me, just have to chkdsk in recovery console every time...lol
[11:17] <BlueHeron> Killgore, yea he said using it in ubuntu and xp
[11:17] <patrick52222> do you recommend formating it to fat32
[11:17] <Killgore> definately
[11:17] <BlueHeron> patrick52222, fat32 can only do 32GB i believe
[11:17] <Killgore> really?
[11:17] <patrick52222> oh yeh, so wat linux format should i use
[11:18] <SithPottsy-0x80> fat32 has a 20gb limit using windows, though theres 3rd party aps which can disable that, and will give over 100+gb partitions
[11:18] <zugu> hello guys. i just installed ubuntu on an older machine, with no internet access. I want to listen to an mp3, but I need internet access to do it. I have another computer with internet acces. what shoul i do?
[11:18] <Killgore> well you could do ext2 and get a driver for windows
[11:18] <fuzion> fat32 max is 2TB
[11:18] <SithPottsy-0x80> theres a gud ext3 driver for windows
[11:19] <BlueHeron> fuzion, LOL
[11:19] <BlueHeron> fuzion, funny
[11:19] <Black_Bishop> zugu:  Why do you need internet access to listen to an MP3?  Do you need to install software?
[11:19] <SithPottsy-0x80> who'd want a 2tb partition witha  4gb filesize limit?
[11:19] <patrick52222> does any one have link for the drivers for windows
[11:19] <GTroy> crimsun: you around?
[11:19] <Killgore> exit
[11:19] <zugu> Black_Bishop: yes, I nees to use apt-get
[11:19] <Yoric> patrick52222, try http://e2fsprogs.sourceforge.net/ext2.html
[11:20] <SithPottsy-0x80> http://www.fs-driver.org/download.html
[11:20] <SithPottsy-0x80> ne1 know where i can get the 8.22.5 ati drivers?
[11:21] <gnomefreak> !ati
[11:21] <ubotu> methinks ati is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI or http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=24557&page=1&pp=10 or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=423589
[11:21] <zugu> Black_Bishop: i can download the needed files on another computer, and i can transfer them on the Ubuntu machine, but I do not know where can i download the packages, and how to install them
[11:21] <Yoric> SithPottsy-0x80, have you checked Flavio Stanchina's page (or something like this)
[11:21] <patrick52222> cheers all got ot go, got college
[11:21] <Yoric> cheers
[11:21] <SithPottsy-0x80> theyr all links to the newer 8.23.7 drivers
[11:21] <Black_Bishop> zugu:  If you know what packages you need, you can place them anywhere on your Ubuntu machine and use dpkg to manually install them
[11:22] <zugu> Black_Bishop: that's good, but where can I find packages?
[11:23] <Black_Bishop> zugu:  Do you know which one(s) you need?
[11:23] <dli> any ubuntu wireless howto? I want to set "iwconfig essid", and dhclient wlan0
[11:23] <bimberi> zugu: check https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats for what packages you need for mp3 playback.  Download via http://packages.ubuntu.com
[11:23] <bimberi> !tell dli about wifi
[11:24] <dli> bimberi, thanks
[11:24] <bimberi> dli: yw :)
[11:24] <zugu> Black_Bishop: well, I need almost everything is listed here: http://help.ubuntu.com/starterguide/C/ch03.html
[11:24] <zugu> Black_Bishop: especially video and audio codecs
[11:24] <SithPottsy-0x80> essid:  sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid "ESSID"
[11:25] <SithPottsy-0x80> sudo dhclient wlan0
[11:27] <Killgore> xchat is pretty nice
[11:28] <MistaED> hey has anyone here had any experience with getting twain to work under wine?
[11:29] <ca> .pt
[11:30] <Killgore> !ping
[11:30] <ubotu> pong
[11:30] <PhilKC> !pong
[11:30] <ubotu> Not a clue. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, PhilKC
[11:30] <skalpel> can someone help me please? i am trying to install ubuntu and i cannot get my screen resolution set correctly. i'm sure it has something to do with the refresh rate settings in my xorg.conf file. for some reason the maker of my lcd screen does not include the horz refresh rate in their manual nor do they give on through customer service. it lists the max vert refresh rate at 75 mhz, so how should the refresh rate entries look like
[11:30] <MistaED> !twain
[11:30] <ubotu> MistaED: What? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[11:30] <gnomefreak> ubotu tell skalpel about fixres
[11:30] <ali_> is there any list of 100% supported laptops on ubuntu?
[11:30] <Killgore> !xorg
[11:30] <ubotu> rumour has it, xorg is To reconfigure your X server, type "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" in a terminal, or check here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FixVideoResolutionHowto or here http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-83973.html
[11:31] <SithPottsy-0x80> damn this is annoying me now <_<
[11:32] <SithPottsy-0x80> fglrx_6_8_0-8.22.5-1.i686 <_<
[11:32] <skalpel> gnomefreak: thank you
[11:32] <Killgore> do i only need horx and vert refresh rates for LCD monitors?
[11:32] <gnomefreak> yw
[11:32] <holycow> join #ubuntu+1
[11:33] <gnomefreak> holycow: you forgot the /
[11:33] <emanuelez> hello
[11:34] <emanuelez> is ndiswrapper in the breezy installation cd?
[11:34] <holycow> :)
[11:34] <gnomefreak> !ndswrapper
[11:34] <ubotu> I don't know, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, gnomefreak
[11:34] <gnomefreak> !ndiswrapper
[11:34] <ubotu> methinks ndiswrapper is a way to support Windows wireless drivers, but it is buggy compared to native support. More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[11:35] <g0dchild> hi, gnomefreak - i tried installing art-wiz fonts- but it doesnt work on my pc - anything i need to do like reconfiguring xserver-xorg?
[11:36] <sethrd> *sigh*
[11:36] <nickncicnkcnicnc> hey does anyone know anything about k3b
[11:36] <GTroy> nick: i do
[11:36] <GURT> i know that i dont really like it
[11:36] <GTroy> whatcha want to know
[11:37] <GTroy> GURT: c'mon it's not that bad
[11:37] <gnomefreak> nickncicnkcnicnc: yes its used to burn cds/dvds
[11:37] <nickncicnkcnicnc> I want to rip a dvd
[11:37] <GTroy> is it an .img?
[11:37] <nickncicnkcnicnc> when i click on the dvd it gives a list of the files on the dvd
[11:37] <nickncicnkcnicnc> no its a movie
[11:38] <nickncicnkcnicnc> I want to be able to rip to divx
[11:38] <anstei> i think k3b is rather for burning than for ripping
[11:38] <GTroy> nick: anstei is right
[11:38] <gnomefreak> !divx
[11:38] <ubotu> hmm... restricted is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats  Most of the formats listed here can be replaced by !FreeFormats
[11:38] <GTroy> !nvidia drivers
[11:38] <ubotu> Some people juggle geese. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, GTroy
[11:38] <nickncicnkcnicnc> yea it had instructions for ripping
[11:39] <GTroy> !nvidia
[11:39] <ubotu> from memory, nvidia is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=57368
[11:39] <nickncicnkcnicnc> any idea what i should use instead then
[11:40] <Yoric> Ok, now, everything seems to work except for the sound.
[11:40] <nickncicnkcnicnc> any suggestions for ripping dvd movies?
[11:40] <Yoric> nickncicnkcnicnc, you have received your answer.
[11:40] <Yoric> (and use dvdrip for the actual ripping)
[11:40] <gnomefreak> nickncicnkcnicnc: i think the name of one is dvdrip
[11:40] <nickncicnkcnicnc> yoric???
[11:41] <Killgore> changing xorg.conf is easy
[11:41] <GTroy> !nv
[11:41] <ubotu> GTroy: What? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[11:41] <GTroy> !nv driver
[11:41] <ubotu> GTroy: NO SPEAKE ENLISH! Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[11:41] <nickncicnkcnicnc> ok found it on synaptic
[11:41] <gnomefreak> GTroy: please stop playing with the bot. what are you looking for?
[11:41] <nickncicnkcnicnc> ok downloading it now
[11:41] <nickncicnkcnicnc> is it gui
[11:41] <CarlU> Hello, I'm new to ubuntu and would like to know how to mount the selected volume for my CD-RW Drive
[11:42] <BlueHeron> GTroy, nvidia ?
[11:42] <BlueHeron> !nvidia
[11:42] <ubotu> methinks nvidia is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=57368
[11:42] <stevejesus> whats up guys.  anyone have a good dapper sources.list?
[11:42] <bimberi> !tell stevejesus about sources
[11:42] <anstei> !tell stevejesus about dapper
[11:42] <Killgore> CarlU: just put the disc in?
[11:42] <gnomefreak> stevejesus: try #ubuntu+1 for dapper and only the offical ones are in dapper for now
[11:43] <CarlU> I do put the disc in, put it keeps telling me that It couldn't mount the selected volume.
[11:43] <stevejesus> hmmmm.  if dapper is coming June 1st...  wouldn't it be called 6.06???
[11:43] <gnomefreak> stevejesus: its going to be
[11:43] <Madpilot> stevejesus, yeah, it will be
[11:44] <Killgore> CarlU: what, is it a blank disc?
[11:44] <GTroy> thanks BlueHeron
[11:44] <nickncicnkcnicnc> carlu you sure its a working dvd
[11:44] <gnomefreak> either 6.06 or 6-06
[11:44] <nickncicnkcnicnc> try your install dvd
[11:44] <stevejesus> i am living this xgl
[11:44] <nickncicnkcnicnc> sorry cd
[11:44] <stevejesus> loving*
[11:44] <SithPottsy-0x80> it is called 6.06 now
[11:44] <BlueHeron> GTroy, yep
[11:44] <CarlU> it's a CD-RW disc with some data on it.
[11:44] <nickncicnkcnicnc> do other cd's work
[11:44] <SithPottsy-0x80> which is better xgl or aiglx?
[11:45] <CarlU> 1 VCD works....sometimes.
[11:45] <Seveas> SithPottsy-0x80, aiglx
[11:45] <rybuntu> is it possible to change the ubuntu logo where the gnome foot is supposed to be
[11:45] <gnomefreak> it is called dapper drake right now and please bring the dapper talk to #ubuntu+1
[11:45] <Killgore> CarlU: is it the drive you installed from?
[11:45] <Seveas> SithPottsy-0x80, xgl actually is just an evil hack
[11:45] <CarlU> yeah
[11:45] <rybuntu> xgl is nice
[11:45] <Seveas> aiglx is a better way of implementing GUI niceness
[11:45] <stevejesus> regardless of its evil... i love it
[11:45] <zugu> me again: I've noticed that if I want to download a package from packages.ubuntu.com, that package might fully or partially depend on other packages; how do I know which of these additional packages are installed or not on my Ubuntu 5.10 default installation?
[11:45] <Killgore> CarlU: try a few different discs
[11:46] <gnomefreak> aiglx is availble?
[11:46] <SithPottsy-0x80> is there anything one can do that the other cant?
[11:46] <CarlU> alrighty
[11:46] <Seveas> zugu, why don't you use apt to download?
[11:46] <GTroy> what's aiglx?
[11:46] <rybuntu> has anyone suceeded in changing the ubuntu logo back to the gnome foot
[11:46] <Seveas> SithPottsy-0x80, aiglx can dynamically switch off the CPU intensive bits
[11:46] <cmvo> Hi! Where have the xserver-xorg manpages moved in dapper? They used to be in xserver-xorg-core in breezy.
[11:46] <SithPottsy-0x80> glx is by opensuse, aiglx is by redhat
[11:46] <rybuntu> brown and red just doesnt fit my current theme
[11:46] <SithPottsy-0x80> both are opengl on x i think
[11:46] <Seveas> cmvo, they are missing - they will be restored
[11:46] <CarlU> I tried a software disc and it worked straight away
[11:47] <stevejesus> anyone know the package name for the gnome bt client?
[11:47] <zugu> Seveas: I've stated my problem earlier, I cannot acces the internet on my ubuntu machine, so i'll have to download and install them manually
[11:47] <SithPottsy-0x80> yeah "Azureus"
[11:47] <Killgore> CarlU: maybe it doesnt like your disc
[11:47] <GTroy> stevejesus: bittornado, I like it
[11:47] <SithPottsy-0x80> or run u-torrent under wine
[11:47] <stevejesus> that would be the java client
[11:47] <gnomefreak> stevejesus: ther is one in your menu already
[11:47] <nickncicnkcnicnc> hey my girlfriend made a comment the other day which got me thinking, while i was hacking away at terminal she said thats such a boys thing you'll never see girl using that (linux) are there any girls in here?
[11:47] <Seveas> zugu, ah, missed that
[11:47] <CarlU> that's a shame
[11:47] <stevejesus> im playing on my dapper install right now, and i dont need java at all
[11:47] <CarlU> thanks for your help anyways
[11:47] <rybuntu> what are the differences between debian and ubuntu
[11:47] <Seveas> nickncicnkcnicnc, #ubuntu-women
[11:47] <GTroy> nick: I've talk to a really hot one
[11:47] <Seveas> !tell rybuntu about debian
[11:47] <cmvo> Seveas: Tnx!
[11:48] <Killgore> nickncicnkcnicnc: yer there are girls in my IT course at Uni and they have to use linux
[11:48] <NickGarvey> www.linuxchix.com
[11:48] <nickncicnkcnicnc> but there's 656 people in here are any female
[11:48] <Assassin5> probably not
[11:48] <nickncicnkcnicnc> have to's don't count
[11:48] <gnomefreak> nickncicnkcnicnc: there is a womens ubuntu team
[11:48] <SithPottsy-0x80> id say ther'd be about 6 female, +- 6
[11:48] <zugu> me again: I've noticed that if I want to download a package from packages.ubuntu.com, that package might fully or partially depend on other packages; how do I know which of these additional packages are installed or not on my Ubuntu 5.10 default installation?
[11:49] <hyphenated> my girlfriend is sitting next to me, does that count?
[11:49] <Killgore> yes yes it does
[11:49] <SithPottsy-0x80> did she join the ubuntu channel?
[11:49] <hyphenated> nope. she's working on some bills and watching greys anatomy on tv
[11:49] <GTroy> Mr. Trout, great name
[11:49] <nickncicnkcnicnc> interesting though I've done engineering and its the same story
[11:49] <SithPottsy-0x80> 3d cgi is also the same
[11:49] <GTroy> is XGL worth the time?
[11:50] <GTroy> sorry had to throw that out
[11:50] <SithPottsy-0x80> yup#
[11:50] <Seveas> GTroy, imho not - but it's a matter of taste
[11:50] <gnomefreak> GTroy: no imo
[11:50] <SithPottsy-0x80> run a korora live cd
[11:50] <zugu> well then, I guess I'll install all the extra packages :D
[11:50] <Killgore> not many girls are in to technical things
[11:50] <Seveas> GTroy, #ubuntu-xgl is filled with people who love xgl
[11:50] <GTroy> I've run the kororra, but didn't think much of it
[11:50] <Killgore> from experience they dont like to experiemnt with tech things
[11:50] <SithPottsy-0x80> is there an ubuntu-antixgl
[11:50] <GTroy> haha
[11:50] <Seveas> SithPottsy-0x80, hehe
[11:51] <hyphenated> Killgore: it's much less exciting for them than Desperate Housewives, in my experience
[11:51] <gnomefreak> !women
[11:51] <ubotu> The Ubuntu women project women and men hang out in #ubuntu-women. Encouraging women to use linux? Read http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Encourage-Women-Linux-HOWTO/ for some suggestions compiled by women who use Linux on how to do so effectively.
[11:51] <stevejesus> no, but there should be an ubuntu-ijustwantthedamnscreentodrawproperly channel
[11:51] <poningru_> arr?
[11:51] <SithPottsy-0x80> uno when dx10 comes out, will that get ported to wine? or is it completely different in that it requires windows DE to also be running, so no port would be possible
[11:51] <Killgore> lol
[11:52] <Seveas> SithPottsy-0x80, ask in #wine
[11:52] <SithPottsy-0x80> roger
[11:52] <Killgore> hyphenated: i like desperate housewives ;)
[11:52] <MistaED> #winehq is better
[11:52] <hyphenated> Killgore: more than tech things?
[11:52] <Killgore> hyphenated: lol no
[11:54] <Killgore> mythbusters is cool
[11:54] <Killgore> how many aussies in here?
[11:54] <Kamping_Kaiser> lots
[11:54] <stevejesus> 768
[11:54] <Seveas> mythbusters rocks
[11:54] <Seveas> but that's terribly offtopic in here
[11:54] <NickGarvey> aw I was just about to !offtopic
[11:54] <Seveas> so please move to #ubuntu-offtopic and keep this channel for tech support
[11:54] <Kamping_Kaiser> hi pschulz01
[11:54] <Killgore> !offtopic
[11:54] <ubotu> Non Ubuntu support related discussions may be carried out in the channel #ubuntu-offtopic. Editor/Language wars are welcome there!
[11:55] <Nabiki> Are there applications to let me have a different wallpaper, or different menus for each virtual desktop?
[11:55] <Nabiki> (i.e. each workspace)
[11:55] <Killgore> its only offtopic if there are people with problems , like Nabiki
[11:55] <Killgore> i think there are Nabiki
[11:55] <stevejesus> im working on making some ultra-wide 4 desktop wide wallpaper that you might be interested in
[11:55] <Kamping_Kaiser> it's offtopic anyway
[11:55] <Killgore> yes it is
[11:55] <Kamping_Kaiser> Nabiki: yes there  are ways
[11:56] <BlueHeron> ARG
[11:56] <BlueHeron> i knew that would happen
[11:56] <stevejesus> i need to figure out a way to make libkipi draw my wallpaper  so that I can get some cool effects
[11:56] <Seveas> BlueHeron, and if you don't watch out it happens in here too
[11:56] <BlueHeron> Seveas, unban? :-(
[11:56] <BlueHeron> Seveas, i will behave :-(
[11:56] <nickncicnkcnicnc> ok just visited ubuntu-women and there's like three females at least active
[11:57] <nickncicnkcnicnc> why
[11:57] <Seveas> nickncicnkcnicnc, please take the off-topic discussions elsewhere - this is a tech support channel
[11:57] <stevejesus> does anyone in here have any experience with lipkipi?
[11:57] <stevejesus> libkipi*
[11:58] <koad> Seveas: can you help me to unzip file?
[11:58] <Seveas> koad, in the terminal: unzip filename.zip
[11:58] <koad> i am not in linux
[11:58] <BlueHeron> what offers the best compression, .bz2
[11:58] <Seveas> koad, then why so you ask in a linux channel?
[11:59] <Killgore> yer bz2 is pretty good
[11:59] <BlueHeron> koad, windows xp?
[11:59] <Seveas> BlueHeron, .7z or .bz2 depending on the input
[11:59] <koad> yes
[11:59] <BlueHeron> koad, just double click it then it will unzip
[11:59] <liable> koad: go away
[11:59] <koad> why?
[11:59] <nickncicnkcnicnc> sorry seveas
[11:59] <Seveas> liable, behave...
[11:59] <BlueHeron> koad, /join ##windows
[11:59] <koad> i am not using windows
[11:59] <SithPottsy-0x80> is there a 2.6.15-19-686 with smp support kernel?
[11:59] <koad> but linux
[11:59] <BlueHeron> omg..
[11:59] <BlueHeron> he is a troll
[11:59] <BlueHeron> ban please.
[12:00] <Kamping_Kaiser> SithPottsy-0x80: they aall do
[12:00] <Madpilot> Seveas, well, he did ask... :P
[12:00] <SithPottsy-0x80> ahh :D
[12:00] <Seveas> SithPottsy-0x80, the -smp flavor has been removed since all kernels support cmp
[12:00] <Killgore> how do i make middle-click on my mouse work?
[12:00] <SithPottsy-0x80> setup mouse correctly in xorg
[12:00] <cmvo> Does anybody have success with xorg 7.0.0 not only accepting a custom modeline, but actually using it?
[12:00] <GTroy> ok guys, here's a crazy question, is there any really good music visualizers?
[12:01] <GTroy> say for xmms, or anything?
[12:01] <Kamping_Kaiser> Seveas: CMP?
[12:01] <carbo> hi, is there any program to load cdrom ISOs as virtual drives?
[12:01] <Seveas> Kamping_Kaiser, -ETYPO, smp of course
[12:01] <gnomefreak> cmvo: please bring dapper questions to #ubuntu+1
[12:01] <Killgore> SithPottsy thatnks
[12:01] <liable> just mount them on loopback
[12:02] <kartik> how do i run c & c++ in ubuntu????please help???
[12:02] <liable> carbo: ^^
[12:02] <Seveas> !tell kartik about compiling
[12:02] <Seveas> carbo, mount -o loop /path/to/iso  /path/to/mountpoint
[12:02] <cmvo> gnomefreak: 'll do :-)
[12:02] <carbo> liable: what's mounting on loopback? I've seen mention of loop in the man pages for mount, but i'm new to this
[12:03] <carbo> oh, hmm, you can mount ISOs just like that...?
[12:03] <Seveas> carbo, 'mount -o loop' is mounting via the loopback device
[12:03] <Seveas> yes, it's that easy
[12:03] <carbo> i was thinking i'd have to at least unpack all the files from the ISO... well cool, i'll try it out
[12:03] <liable> carbo: mount -o loop -t iso9660 /foo.iso /your/mount/point
[12:04] <nickncicnkcnicnc>  ---- how do you do this
[12:04] <GnarusLeo> its a chinese secret
[12:04] <carbo> looks more Japanese to me
[12:04] <topyli> it's sindar elvish
[12:04] <carbo> its not Chinese at any rate :P
[12:04] <GNU_Style> gnomefreak, KDE anyone?
[12:05] <gnomefreak> GNU_Style: what?
[12:05] <GnarusLeo> chinese, japanese, the some to me :)
[12:05] <GNU_Style> gnomefreak, nothing :)
[12:06] <s|k> how do I search the repository from the terminal?
[12:06] <s|k> apt-get search or something?
[12:06] <Seveas> apt-cache search
[12:06] <Killgore> or aptitute
[12:06] <Killgore> or aptitude
[12:07] <s|k> thanks
[12:07] <carbo> another thing, does this mount loop thing require anything else to mount ISOs or is it like built-in?
[12:07] <s|k> how about getting dependencies for a build
[12:07] <Killgore> what parts do i edit of xorg.conf to make my mouse 3 buttons? atm its in 3 button emulation mode
[12:07] <s|k> what's the command for that?
[12:08] <Killgore> just asl for the file and it will tell you
[12:08] <Killgore> lol ask*
[12:08] <max-power> hi heres my problem i installed ubuntu on my mums computer today she just got home and her internet isnt working without acually being tehre i couldnt figure out the proglem is tehre an auto configure script like the one in the installer to automatically get adsl working?
[12:08] <Killgore> pppoeconf?
[12:09] <Killgore> thats pretty automatic
[12:09] <max-power> and thats for an adsl modem/router
[12:09] <s|k> Killgore: for a build from source
[12:09] <Killgore> is it adsl or dialup
[12:09] <bimberi> s|k: apt-get build-dep
[12:09] <Killgore> oh
[12:09] <max-power> sorry i dont know too much about networking ubuntu has always done it for me on install
[12:09] <Killgore> apt-get doesnt use source does it?
[12:09] <Killgore> max-power: is it adsl or dialup
[12:09] <max-power> and adsl did work here its just not at her house
[12:09] <max-power> and in windows it worked fine
[12:10] <topyli> Killgore: it does, for building packages
[12:10] <s|k> bimberi: thanks
[12:10] <s|k> btw
[12:10] <s|k> is libc6 the same as glibc ?
[12:11] <bimberi> Killgore: yes it does, to get the source code for a package
[12:11] <anstei> max-power: try to ping your router
[12:12] <Killgore> max-power: are you not at the computer? you said something about you mum
[12:12] <max-power> im on the phone to her
[12:12] <nick|away> where are the fonts located in ubuntu?
[12:12] <max-power> trying to get her internet working
[12:12] <zoot_> hi - anyone know how to set X resolution in the .xsession or .xinitrc files? i'm trying to launch a dedicated app only with a window manager (ubuntu breezy with LTSP)
[12:13] <Killgore> max-power: so its an adsl modem or a router
[12:13] <koad> hi,guys
[12:13] <Killgore> max-power: and is it usb or adsl
[12:13] <max-power> adsl
[12:13] <Killgore> max-power: and is it usb or ethernet
[12:13] <max-power> via network cord
[12:13] <zoot_> and.. can set the resolution from within xfce, but when launching the wm and app from the .xsession file, it defaults to a lower res
[12:14] <Killgore> max-power: do you know about pppoeconf?
[12:14] <max-power> nothing to dow ith that
[12:14] <Killgore> max-power: so its already configured but it wont connect to the internet?
[12:15] <max-power> everything is how it should be but firefox just times out
[12:15] <max-power> \it sends and recieves data
[12:15] <Killgore> so you can ping somewhere on the internet?
[12:15] <max-power> no
[12:16] <Killgore> then its not sending and receiving data
[12:17] <koad> hi,seveas
[12:17] <carbo> how do I mount a directory? not an ISO, just a normal directory that I want to appear as a drive
[12:17] <nickncicnkcnicnc> you mean firefox doesn't load up?
[12:18] <max-power> ok
[12:18] <Killgore> max-power: if firefox is timing out then you have no internet
[12:18] <max-power> i figured out it can ping and resolve hostnames
[12:18] <Killgore> max-power: usually
[12:18] <topyli> carbo: you don't
[12:18] <max-power> it resolves google
[12:18] <max-power> so now what?
[12:18] <Killgore> max-power: good start
[12:18] <GNU_Style> why
[12:18] <max-power> a firefox problem?
[12:18] <Killgore> max-power: open firefox
[12:19] <GNU_Style> seen nabiki?
[12:19] <carbo> topyli: ah well...
[12:19] <topyli> carbo: nothing on unix appears as a drive, everything shows up as just another directory
[12:19] <max-power> yep
[12:19] <koad> try other browser
[12:19] <Killgore> max-power: and type http://what-ever-the ip of google was
[12:19] <carbo> topyli: meh... okay, I want a normal directory in my home folder to be mounted like a cdrom device... is that possible
[12:19] <koad> max-power: do you use router?
[12:19] <GnarusLeo> http://<IP_ADDRESS> <-- google
[12:19] <max-power> where can i change default gateway
[12:20] <max-power> never mind
[12:20] <max-power> amsn signs in
[12:20] <anstei> carbo: what's the use of that?
[12:20] <topyli> carbo: no, i don't even understand. if you mount a cd, it will appear as a directory, no?
[12:21] <Killgore> max-power: if msn works then it could be something to do with firefox. If you can run sudo apt-get update then the internet is definately working
[12:21] <carbo> topyli: not mount a cd, i know how to do that... i'm thinking like virtual drives... make a directory act like a cd drive that other programs can access
[12:21] <silvia> ola
[12:21] <anstei> carbo: you mean something like daemon tools on windows?
[12:22] <topyli> carbo: how does a cd drive act? programs can access directories, nothing else
[12:22] <carbo> anstei: not sure what that is :x
[12:23] <Killgore> carbo: what are you trying to acheive
[12:23] <leebo> hello,everybody
[12:23] <koad> carbo: daemon tools is a tool that mount your cd image files as your virtual drives
[12:23] <carbo> koad: yes that's probably it
[12:24] <carbo> koad: except now its not an ISO, i have the files in a directory
[12:24] <Plitskin> why is it that every package I try to install in Ubuntu always asks for an internet connection... ? :(
[12:24] <Killgore> carbo: then you cant do that
[12:24] <carbo> Killgore: ok...
[12:25] <Killgore> carbo: why would you need to mount them? the point of mounting an ISO is becase it is one big file and we need to see whats in it
[12:26] <GNU_Style> wats a peer?
[12:26] <GNU_Style> Killgore, wats a peer?
[12:26] <Killgore> in bittorent?
[12:26] <carbo> Killgore: Well, I'm trying to figure that out myself... I guess I didn't think of it... its just the difference between Windows and Unix concept of drives and directories I guess...
[12:26] <GNU_Style> Killgore, in IRC (Connection reset by peir)?
[12:26] <Killgore> you
[12:27] <troglo> italiani?
[12:27] <anstei> !it
[12:27] <ubotu> Vai su #ubuntu-it o su #kubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[12:27] <Killgore> the peer is you in this situation
[12:27] <GNU_Style> Killgore, ic wats a ping pong then?
[12:27] <carbo> a little hollow plastic ball, of course
[12:27] <CountZ> isn't the nvidia driver supposed to be called "nvidia"? on my system it tries "nv"...
[12:28] <Killgore> !ping
[12:28] <ubotu> pong
[12:28] <PhilKC> !pong
[12:28] <ubotu> Wish I knew. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, PhilKC
[12:28] <Killgore> the respose time of the server
[12:28] <GNU_Style> CountZ, nv is built into xorg and xfree86,
[12:28] <Killgore> i think
[12:28] <GNU_Style> !ping
[12:28] <ubotu> pong
[12:28] <PhilKC> !pong
[12:28] <ubotu> I don't know, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, PhilKC
[12:28] <CountZ> GNU_Style: so it is not the binary
[12:28] <Killgore> on another chan !ping would say something like <1ms - Get off my lap!
[12:29] <GNU_Style> CountZ, no its not "nvidia" is the binary
[12:29] <GNU_Style> wats ur card them?
[12:29] <anstei> GNU_Style: it's used to check whether your connection to the IRC server is still there
[12:29] <Killgore> there you go
[12:29] <GNU_Style> anstei, ic, thats a ping? and a pong?
[12:29] <anstei> GNU_Style: ping is what your client sends to the server - pong is the response
[12:30] <GNU_Style> anstei, ic thanks
[12:30] <Killgore> usefull i guess
[12:30] <m0s^> my name is Ping, i'm seraching for Pong. anyone seen ?
[12:30] <Killgore> my name is hans im looking for the arms
[12:31] <GNU_Style> Killgore, why do people hate being pinged?
[12:31] <m0s^> i like beeing pinged !
[12:31] <m0s^> ping me :D
[12:31] <gnomefreak> can you guys/girls bring this to off-topic please
[12:31] <Killgore> cos its like a DoS attack
[12:32] <Killgore> if you send them heaps of ping packets it can slow their internet down
[12:32] <Killgore> a lot at once
[12:32] <m0s^> can everyone send really large packets to my ip ?
[12:32] <m0s^> firewall1.driftbolaget.se
[12:32] <GNU_Style> Killgore, can I do that using script? can they ignore the pings?
[12:32] <Killgore> this guy did it at Uni when he got pissed that he couldnt join or cs server cos he was on linux
[12:33] <Killgore> dunno
[12:33] <m0s^> ^^
[12:33] <GNU_Style> m0s^, like cs?
[12:33] <m0s^> GNU_Style what ?
[12:33] <sethk> GNU_Style, you can ignore them, but they still use up bandwidth
[12:33] <GNU_Style> m0s^, is there a cs for linux? whithout using wine
[12:33] <m0s^> GNU_Style nope
[12:34] <m0s^> not that i heard of
[12:34] <kolss> use cedega
[12:34] <m0s^> cedega costs $$$ :(
[12:34] <GNU_Style> I want a pure linux port
[12:34] <Killgore> yer he got pissed and DoS our server
[12:34] <GNU_Style> no umulation
[12:34] <Killgore> doubt it
[12:34] <kolss> wine can run cs
[12:34] <GNU_Style> Killgore, can we ping a website to slow it down?
[12:35] <Killgore> i wouldnt
[12:35] <GNU_Style> kolss, still an emulator
[12:35] <GNU_Style> why>?
[12:35] <Killgore> thats a Denial-Of-Service attack and i think its illegal
[12:35] <kolss> cs is not for linux
[12:35] <silvia> ola
[12:35] <Killgore> and it never will be
[12:35] <m0s^> is there any good hl port ? i heard of it some years ago, but is i dead ?`
[12:36] <Killgore> you could get the cube engine and make cs in it
[12:36] <kolss> what is cube engine?
[12:36] <m0s^> it*
[12:36] <kolss> is it an emulator?
[12:36] <Killgore> no its a graphics engine
[12:36] <GNU_Style> no ubuntu questions here?
[12:37] <Killgore> every game needs a graphics engine
[12:37] <Killgore> cube is one
[12:37] <m0s^> how do i change my wlan ethernet card to "continous access mode" ? i think it's in "power save mode" bcuz i can only download in max 10kb/s :(
[12:38] <GNU_Style> downloading via bittorent is very slow why?
[12:38] <GNU_Style> I already used port forwarding
[12:39] <m0s^> GNU_Style it starts slow but usually gets higher
[12:39] <GNU_Style> m0s^, im and 30 k per sec
[12:39] <GNU_Style> m0s^, im at 30 k per sec very slow
[12:39] <m0s^> GNU_Style test filelist.org
[12:39] <m0s^> i get speeds over 1mb/s there
[12:39] <Killgore> GNU_Style: how many peers do you have?
[12:40] <Killgore> GNU_Style: is that y you were asking about peers before?
[12:40] <GNU_Style> Killgore, yah, im not sure it goes up and down
[12:41] <GNU_Style> Killgore, sometimes its at 3k persec with 3 peers only
[12:41] <Killgore> GNU_Style: what client are you using
[12:41] <dli> GNU_Style, bittorrent?
[12:41] <m0s^> it also depends how high u/l the peers have
[12:42] <m0s^> public trackers suck
[12:42] <GNU_Style> m0s^, wats a tracker in bit torrent
[12:42] <m0s^> GNU_Style a tracker is the page from where u get the .torrents
[12:42] <GNU_Style> Killgore, bittorent and utorrent all slow
[12:42] <Killgore> GNU_Style: did u do the speed test in utorrent
[12:43] <GNU_Style> how to do that?
[12:43] <Killgore> GNU_Style: but you need a lot of seeds otherwise the speeds will be slow
[12:43] <m0s^> free trackers such as thepiratebay.org sucks because the leechers dont share after they've downloaded
[12:43] <Killgore> 100+ seeds for optimal speed
[12:43] <Killgore> m0s^: i seed
[12:43] <m0s^> Killgore ;)
[12:43] <m0s^> but the majority on PTB doesnt
[12:44] <m0s^> the best are the invite trackers such as uk-t.org
[12:44] <Killgore> m0s^: i use torrentspy, do they have trackers? how do i get invites huh ;)
[12:45] <GNU_Style> m0s^, trackers and leachers wat are they?
[12:45] <m0s^> Killgore to get invites to uk-t.org you have to ask someone thats already a member really nice :D
[12:45] <m0s^> trackers = the page leechers = ppl that download a torrent
[12:45] <m0s^> leechers and seeders are almost the same thing
[12:46] <Killgore> trackers just point you where to get seeds dont they
[12:46] <m0s^> Killgore yeah
[12:46] <Killgore> leechers download more than they upload
[12:46] <m0s^> and a tracker is almost always a page
[12:46] <Killgore> bastards
[12:46] <PhilKC> ...
[12:46] <NigelS> does anyone else feel dumber for having witnessed this discussion? :)
[12:47] <PhilKC> NigelS, Nope :P
[12:47] <m0s^> NigelS ^^
[12:47] <Killgore> NigelS: what discussion? ours?
[12:47] <PhilKC> Doesn't freenode have policies against listing 'warez' sites etc?
[12:48] <m0s> philc the tracker page is not illegal itself
[12:48] <m0s> it's the users that are
[12:48] <PhilKC> ...
[12:48] <Killgore> yer
[12:48] <Kasei^> Kasei^ I want to install  bittorrent 4.0.4 but i cant
[12:48] <Kasei^> Kasei^ i mean i install it from deb
[12:48] <Kasei^> Kasei^ but it doesent work
[12:48] <m1an1ak> i set my laptop to go into hybernation when the lid is closed, once i pressed apply the machine hybernated and now wont start up
[12:48] <Kasei^> on kubuntu
[12:48] <Killgore> freenode as in this irc server
[12:48] <PhilKC> m0s, Ok, now ask the ubuntu project if it wants to be accosiated with such activities.
[12:48] <NigelS> guys this is an ubuntu support channel - there's a #ubuntu-offtopic for everything else ubuntuish
[12:49] <Killgore> Kasei^: you dont need to get it from debs
[12:49] <PhilKC> m0s, Because, by listing and chatting about them here, you are reflecting badly on the project.
[12:49] <Killgore> Kasei^: unless that is the latest clien
[12:49] <m0s> sharing is caring (L)
[12:49] <s|k> PhilKC: why don't you read the conversation first, not all bittorrents are illegal downloads
[12:49] <Kasei^> Killgore, yes but i heard i need something more tu run ot.
[12:49] <s|k> PhilKC: they're talking about a GNU program
[12:49] <m0s> u can download free software from torrents
[12:49] <Killgore> Kasei^: use sudo apt-get install bittorent
[12:50] <Killgore> Kasei^: from the command line
[12:50] <PhilKC> s|k, Then listing of sites isn't needed, is it?
[12:50] <m0s> i uploaded some notes to PTB yesterday so i could d/l it at home and spread it to others. That's noting illegal with that ?
[12:50] <s|k> PhilKC: go be a cop somewhere else
[12:50] <m0s> i didnt list
[12:50] <s|k> we don't need your bad vibe here
[12:50] <PhilKC> *sigh*
[12:50] <m0s> i just told him what a tracker was
[12:50] <Killgore> PhilKC: ok we apologise for telling people of torrent sites that hold illegal stuff but we needed examples
[12:50] <GNU_Style> i instaled xfce4 using synaptic, how can I remove all of it at its dependencies?
[12:51] <Killgore> sudo apt-get remove xfce4
[12:51] <nick|away> my programs, missing at the bottom bar
[12:51] <GNU_Style> Killgore, can I use synaptic?
[12:51] <nathanj> ~/join #ubuntu+1
[12:51] <Killgore> GNU_Style: yer
[12:52] <m0s> Killgore dont apologise. Trackers holds tons of stuff that are freeware
[12:52] <NigelS> GNU_Style: of course, just find it there
[12:52] <jawz> any1 help me how to install mp3 player on ubuntu?
[12:52] <Killgore> GNU_Style: it you untick xfce it will unistall the dependencies
[12:52] <NigelS> !mp3
[12:52] <ubotu> mp3 is, like, a non-free format. To enable mp3 capability, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[12:52] <m0s> :)
[12:52] <gnomefreak> GNU_Style: without uninstalling the depends by hand removing or even --purge will not get them
[12:52] <m0s> took me a while to understand why my mp3s didnt play ^^
[12:52] <NigelS> Killgore: no, it won't
[12:52] <GNU_Style> uit only removes xfce4 and there are still files like the fstab manager? is there a way to remove ti and free some space?
[12:53] <gnomefreak> aptitude if used to install it will get rid of the depends
[12:53] <nick|away> my apps disappear from the bottom bar???
[12:53] <jawz> coz mp3 need gstreamer0.8-mad
[12:53] <Killgore> non-free? but isnt the decoder free. See thats what i dont get, if the decoder is free y cant they inlcude it, I know they are trying to support oS stuff but mp3 is standard
[12:53] <m0s> nick|away u got virus ^^
[12:53] <jawz> i dunno how to install it..
[12:53] <hakan> hi
[12:53] <Tomcat_> Killgore: It's not free.
[12:53] <nick|away> m0s: installed today?
[12:53] <gnomefreak> nick|away: you removed the task bar?
[12:53] <redguy> Killgore: you have to pay license fee for using mp3
[12:53] <m0s> nick|away it was a joke ;)
[12:53] <Narodnjak> hi ppl
[12:53] <Killgore> Tomcat_: im sure it is
[12:53] <gnomefreak> where your apps dock when minimized?
[12:54] <NigelS> Killgore: the MP3 format *itself* is not free and in some jurisdictions it might not be legal to use free software to decode it
[12:54] <jawz> seems like it needs someting....
[12:54] <nick|away> i have xchat open, and i cant see it at the taskbar??
[12:54] <Tomcat_> Killgore: Even if it's free as in beer, it might not be free as in freedom because of patent and licensing problems.
[12:54] <jawz> use CTRL-ALT-DEL
[12:54] <Tomcat_> Killgore: Java doesn't cost anything either, but it can't be included because it's not free.
[12:54] <Killgore> oh
[12:54] <GTX> how do I install an smp kernel
[12:54] <GTX> the latest smp kernel
[12:54] <Killgore> i get ya know ;)
[12:54] <Narodnjak> can someone tell me does ubuntu LIVE have KDeveloper installed ?
[12:54] <jawz> yes.. maybe thats why ubuntu didnt pack the package into the standard installation
[12:55] <Killgore> Tomcat_: thanks for the clarification
[12:55] <NigelS> Tomcat_: that's not strictly speaking true, it could go in multiverse for example, but I think the Sun licence does not allow redistribution
[12:55] <nick|away> any idea?
[12:55] <geekmaster> anybody know of a utility that will let me assign a hotkey to a particular window?  like say I want a hotkey to a particular shell I have open?
[12:55] <GNU_Style> does SMP support HT?
[12:55] <jawz> any1 here heard about EASY UBUNTU???
[12:55] <Tomcat_> NigelS: Yeah, true.
[12:55] <s|k> jawz: I have
[12:55] <NigelS> GNU_Style: yeah
[12:55] <redguy> !easyubuntu
[12:55] <ubotu> easyubuntu is an easy-to-use program for installing all your favorites. Java, Nvidia/ATI, and more. It is as safe as the team can make it. It doesn't change any settings by default. http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/ or #easyubuntu
[12:56] <Killgore> i guess easyubuntu is better than automatix
[12:56] <Tomcat_> !automatix
[12:56] <ubotu> somebody said automatix was unsafe, it overwrites configuration files, and does things like "echo -e 'y\nY\n'" that are considered risky. Please do not use it. There are alternative applications, but it's often best to read the documentation.
[12:56] <s|k> stay away from automatix
[12:56] <Tomcat_> :-)
[12:56] <jawz> thx uboto
[12:56] <geekmaster> how anything could get easier than ubuntu I just don't know
[12:56] <skalpel> hi, i downloaded the latest version of ubuntu and burned the .iso file but my computer will not boot offf the disk, can someone tell me why?
[12:56] <Killgore> wish i had know that last nite when i guy wanted an automated program
[12:56] <s|k> ubotu: botsnack
[12:56] <ubotu> :)
[12:56] <nick|away> i can switch between programs using alt-tab combination but can't see at the taskbar
[12:56] <jawz> owww
[12:56] <jawz> sorry :P
[12:56] <redguy> !tell skalpel zbout burniso
[12:56] <Killgore> skalpel: what is the prompts you recive when booting?
[12:57] <Killgore> skalpel: does it mention BOOTING FROM ATAPI CDROM:
[12:57] <redguy> skalpel: read the link ubotu sent you about burning .iso files
[12:57] <skalpel> killgore: i recieved no prompt, it booted directly into windows instead of booting off the disc?
[12:57] <redguy> !tell tanuk zbout burniso
[12:57] <GTX> how do I install the latest smp kernel for my system
[12:57] <Killgore> tanuki: how did u burn it?
[12:57] <geekmaster> if you can't get the cd to boot, then you should stick with windows
[12:57] <ecen> hello, i awanted to know if there is a way to make a /boot partition in a system that is already installed. which software do i download to repartition the disk?
[12:57] <tanuki> redguy: i recievied no link from obotu
[12:57] <redguy> !tell tanuk about burniso
[12:57] <Tomcat_> tanuki: You need to set your BIOS to boot off the CD.
[12:57] <redguy> darn
[12:57] <redguy> !tell tanuki about burniso
[12:57] <redguy> try now
[12:57] <NigelS> tanuki: I assume your bios checks the CD before the HD
[12:58] <jawz> !easyubuntu
[12:58] <ubotu> easyubuntu is an easy-to-use program for installing all your favorites. Java, Nvidia/ATI, and more. It is as safe as the team can make it. It doesn't change any settings by default. http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/ or #easyubuntu
[12:58] <GTX> how do I install the latest smp kernel for my system
[12:58] <GTX> how do I install the latest smp kernel for my system
[12:58] <jawz> !mp3
[12:58] <ubotu> [mp3]  a non-free format. To enable mp3 capability, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[12:58] <bimberi> GTX: intel or amd?
[12:58] <GTX> bimberi, intel mate
[12:58] <tanuki> killgore: i burned it using nero
[12:58] <Tomcat_> GTX: Repeating doesn't help. :>
[12:58] <GNU_Style> if I see 2 processors in my pc does it mean its hyperthreading now?
[12:58] <GTX> I didnt mean to repeat that Tomcat_ :p
[12:58] <Tomcat_> :-)
[12:58] <Killgore> tanuki: you will have to change the boot order
[12:58] <redguy> GNU_Style: yup
[12:58] <nick|away> i cant see my running programs at the taskbar!
[12:58] <bimberi> GTX: install linux-686-smp
[12:58] <NigelS> GTX: search for the kernel image with SMP and 686 in it inside synaptic and install
[12:58] <GTX> ta bimberi
[12:58] <Killgore> tanuki: have you ever been into the BIOS before?
[12:59] <tanuki> killgore: are you sure? i never had to do that before
[12:59] <DarthShrine> I had probs with the smp kernel :/
[12:59] <tanuki> it usually boots up without me having to enter the bios
[12:59] <jawz> !ubuntu
[12:59] <ubotu> methinks ubuntu is an easy-to-use GNU/Linux desktop distro based on Debian.  http://ubuntu.com http://ubuntuforums.org http://wiki.ubuntu.com. It's Bantu for 'Humanity to others'. see !awards.
[12:59] <GNU_Style> !smp
[12:59] <Tomcat_> tanuki: Can you boot off other CDs without changing any settings?
[12:59] <ubotu> [smp]  Symmetric Multi Processing. The x86 architecture way of using multiple CPUs in one computer.
[12:59] <redguy> tanuki: does it boot from cd's?
[12:59] <GNU_Style> !HT
[12:59] <ubotu> I haven't a clue, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, GNU_Style
[12:59] <jawz> !awards
[12:59] <GNU_Style> !Hyperthreading
[12:59] <ubotu> well, awards is http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubunturocks
[12:59] <ubotu> GNU_Style: What? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[01:00] <GTX> GNU_Style, smp is for ht to
[01:00] <redguy> tanuki: read ubotu's wiki link. maybe you burned the iso inproperly
[01:00] <Killgore> tanuki: you have to press the delete key before it starts booting windows. As soon as the computer starts up keep pressing delte until you are faced with a blue screen (not the bad kind)
[01:00] <jawz> Killgore: ur funny hehehe
[01:00] <protocol1> !soda
[01:00] <ubotu> I haven't a clue, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, protocol1
[01:01] <protocol1> !beer
[01:01] <jawz> !cola
[01:01] <ubotu> jawz: I give up. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[01:01] <protocol1> !food
[01:01] <ubotu> Wish I knew. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, protocol1
[01:01] <Seveas> !bot abuse
[01:01] <ubotu> rumour has it, bot abuse is a great way to get banned
[01:01] <Killgore> do the snack thing again
[01:01] <HOEHAVER> i was wondering how would you make a buel boot system for ubuntu and xp pro
[01:01] <GNU_Style> how to do this?
[01:02] <HOEHAVER> is there any easy way to explain it
[01:02] <Seveas> HOEHAVER, just let the installer do it
[01:02] <Killgore> HOEHAVER: ill give u a good link for you
[01:02] <Seveas> HOEHAVER, it'll detect windows
[01:02] <redguy> !tell HOEHAVER about dualboot
[01:02] <jawz> im leaving.. thx 4 ur help guys... ubuntu rocks!!!  :P
[01:02] <ubunt1> Hi
[01:03] <Killgore> HOEHAVER: this is the guide i followed
[01:03] <ubunt1> I have a problem
[01:03] <Killgore> http://users.bigpond.net.au/hermanzone/
[01:03] <Kamping_Kaiser> jawz:
[01:03] <ubunt1> I did something very stupid
[01:03] <Killgore> o no
[01:03] <Kamping_Kaiser> jawz: sometimes you need to wait more then 5min for someone to answer
[01:03] <redguy> ubunt1: what did you do?
[01:03] <ubunt1> I used usermod to modify the list of groups that my administrative user belongs to
[01:03] <Killgore> lol dont keep us in suspense
[01:03] <HOEHAVER> ok thanks ya'll
[01:03] <ubunt1> and now
[01:04] <ubunt1> sudo doesn't do anything 'administrative' anymore.
[01:04] <ubunt1> resuming
[01:04] <ubunt1> my administrative user
[01:04] <ubunt1> is missing something
[01:04] <ubunt1> very important
[01:04] <ubunt1> but I do not know what is it
[01:04] <ubunt1> any ideas?
[01:04] <redguy> ubunt1: boot in the rescue mode and use usermod to make your admin user members of the following groups 'adm dialout cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev users lpadmin scanner admin'
[01:04] <Killgore> what did u type in usermod?
[01:05] <bimberi> ubunt1: administrative users need to be members of the 'admin' group
[01:05] <Killgore> lol focus ad is like initialD hahah
[01:05] <redguy> ubunt1: the default group name should be the same as the name of your admin user
[01:05] <ubunt1> i typed usermod -g <username> <groupname>
[01:06] <Killgore> dont spill the water Tak
[01:06] <GTX> how do I show what files /var/cache/apt/archives/eciadsl_0.10-1_i386.deb extracted
[01:06] <ubunt1> I though that that will add the <groupname> to the list of groups the user belongs to
[01:06] <redguy> ubunt1: useradd <username> <group> would do that
[01:06] <ubunt1> but it does replace the whole grouplist instead
[01:06] <protocol1> does anyone know of or have heard of someone getting 3D acceleration running on an intel video card in thier laptop?
[01:06] <ubunt1> oh thanks
[01:07] <ubunt1> I did not know that
[01:07] <redguy> ubunt1: ern, not useradd, adduser would do that
[01:07] <ubunt1> I'm not a unix expert
[01:07] <GnarusLeo> For some reason I cant view .jpg/.JPG files ..
[01:07] <ubunt1> so, how do I boot into rescue mode?
[01:07] <ubunt1> do I need the CD?
[01:08] <redguy> ubunt1: no, you should be able to choose rescue mode on on boot, in the GRUB menu
[01:08] <redguy> !tell ubunt1 about nicktab
[01:08] <anstei> ubunt1: press ESC while grub is booting
[01:08] <Killgore> just hit escape before grub finished
[01:08] <Killgore> dam
[01:08] <Killgore> beat me
[01:08] <redguy> anstei: the menu is off by default?
[01:08] <anstei> redguy: idk, honestly - for me it was off
[01:08] <ubunt1> redguy: I'm using gaim, the tab key doesn't work like on other IRC clients
[01:08] <Killgore> it depends
[01:09] <redguy> anstei: I am not sure either, just checking
[01:09] <ubunt1> redguy: oh well it does
[01:09] <Killgore> my dual-boot system had the menu but my single boot didnt
[01:09] <ubunt1> redguy: he he he he
[01:09] <redguy> ubunt1: :-)
[01:09] <ubunt1> redguy: has been years since the last time I had an IRC chat
[01:09] <anstei> Killgore: that could be the decision point between showing and not showing the menu in grub
[01:10] <ubunt1> redguy: during the nineties I used it almost daily... before this dark times...
[01:10] <Killgore> yer because if there is only one os its not much point in having the menu
[01:10] <redguy> ubunt1: anyway, if you don't see tha menu during boot you should be able to enable it hitting esc as anstei and Killgore said
[01:11] <tie> hii
[01:11] <redguy> Killgore: except for going into rescue mode :-)
[01:11] <mark_> hello I just installed the ati driver from they're website and cannot find the aticonfig can anyone help please
[01:11] <Killgore> redguy: yer but hopefully a normal user wont have to do that
[01:11] <redguy> !tell mark_ about ati
[01:11] <gnomefreak> !ati
[01:11] <ubotu> ati is, like, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI or http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=24557&page=1&pp=10 or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=423589
[01:12] <redguy> mark_: follow the guide ubotu sent you to have ati working
[01:12] <YogSothoth> Hello !
[01:12] <YogSothoth> I'm moving totaly from Windows and my last task in to find a way to export my vidos to WMV so they can be played directly in web pages. Or, even better, to find a format to replace WMV. That means a format that can be embeded in a web page, with video and sound streaming, and easilly played with major players like WMP, on Windows/MacOS/Linux. Any idea?
[01:12] <mark_> okies thanks
[01:12] <jorisslob> !grub
[01:12] <ubotu> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/GrubHowto or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows or troubleshooting grub: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Troubleshooting
[01:12] <GTXps> Is there an ip tables script I can get for /etc/init.d/iptables
[01:12] <GTXps> etc
[01:12] <T> I've been backing up files from the hard drive to a windows share as root through the file browser.  It silently fails when I try to copy the /root/* off the hard drive.  Anyone have an idea?   To enable your initscript use update-rc.d.
[01:13] <rob> ok, explain why its 'crap'
[01:13] <GTXps> its for noobs
[01:13] <GTXps> anyway
[01:13] <Killgore> T: why are you backing up from a live-cd
[01:13] <GTXps> bb in abit
[01:14] <rob> GTXps, yet you come in here looking for someone to give you a written iptables script?
[01:14] <rob> heh ok
[01:14] <GTXps> normaly there included in most OS's
[01:14] <T> I killed by gentoo install (ahem, embarassingly), by unmerging critical files, and I'm trying to get the data off so I can install ubuntu (which was scheduled, just not urgent).
[01:15] <rob> Ubuntu doesn't need one, there are no services running on a default install
[01:15] <Killgore> T: what data do you need off it?
[01:15] <redguy> GTXps: consider shorewall
[01:15] <GTXps> no
[01:15] <GTXps> all my stuff is configured with iptables
[01:15] <GTXps> its a firewall server
[01:15] <GTXps> none guip
[01:15] <rob> so, try google then
[01:15] <GTXps> gui*
[01:15] <redguy> GTXps: consider shorewall
[01:15] <T> I've got some notes hanging out in my /root/* directory.  I've copied quite a bit of the rest already.
[01:15] <GTXps> no lol
[01:15] <jorisslob> I'm having trouble getting Ubuntu to boot. I have three harddisks, two of which have Windows XP PRO on it, and I wanted a third Ubuntu disk. I followed the standard install CD instructions, but GRUB wasn't invoked when I restarted the system. I just got to the standard which Win XP PRO do you want to start menu. Anyone have any ideas?
[01:16] <T> I can view the files without problem, but it wont copy them.
[01:16] <redguy> GTXps: no gui required for shorewall
[01:16] <redguy> GTXps: you can implement fairly complex things with it
[01:16] <GTXps> redguy, as i said all my stuff is done in iptables
[01:16] <anstei> !grub
[01:16] <ubotu> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/GrubHowto or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows or troubleshooting grub: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Troubleshooting
[01:16] <redguy> GTXps: if not, make your initscript
[01:16] <rob> I think the problem is there is no gui that GTXps can use, so he thinks everything sucks
[01:16] <GTXps> not more than iptables itself
[01:16] <GTXps> rob, no I dont want a gui rofl
[01:16] <Killgore> T: can u copy them individually
[01:16] <GTXps> I just want an init script
[01:16] <rob> roll your own
[01:16] <cyphase> is it possible to get libdvdcss into one of the repos?
[01:16] <jorisslob> I have read the GrubHowto's, but it didn't seem to cover this issue...
[01:17] <T> No.  It drags over, like it is going to, but then doesn't do anything.
[01:17] <GTXps> dunno how to stop and start iptables
[01:17] <cyphase> universe/multiverse/restricted
[01:17] <rob> GTXps, well, start googling then
[01:17] <YogSothoth> Thank you Killgore :-) Are you editing videos and putting them on the web?
[01:17] <gnomefreak> !libdvdcss
[01:17] <ubotu> DVD playing is possible in ubuntu. You may need libdvdcss2, which is available via http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages (section extras)
[01:17] <gnomefreak> cyphase: ^^^
[01:17] <cyphase> gnomefreak, yes, i know, i have it installed already
[01:17] <cybergypsy> is there a recomended way to install asterisk - apt-get or from source ?
[01:17] <redguy> GTXps: then use in your initscript iptables-save, iptables-restore
[01:17] <nbound> anyone wanna help with a wine problem, noones home at #winehq
[01:18] <redguy> nbound: did you try #wine ?
[01:18] <cyphase> but it'd be nice if it was in a repo
[01:18] <gnomefreak> cyphase: ohhhh you wanna know if they can add it to universe or multiverse?
[01:18] <cyphase> or restricted even
[01:18] <gnomefreak> cyphase: it is in Seveas repos
[01:18] <nbound> redguy, no, but i assume thatd be a real wine channel
[01:18] <redguy> nbound: most propably
[01:18] <cyphase> i mean, the gstreamer mp3 plugin is "illegal" too
[01:18] <cyphase> but it's there
[01:19] <nbound> just like that w32codecs package
[01:19] <jpcf> hi
[01:19] <cyphase> yea, that too
[01:19] <rob> cyphase, its a sticky issue
[01:19] <Killgore> oh no not this agin
[01:19] <cyphase> rob, i know
[01:19] <jpcf> hi everyone
[01:20] <redguy> jpcf: ask your question
[01:20] <cyphase> lol
[01:20] <jpcf> does somebody know how to instal JRE1.5 in ubuntu?
[01:20] <Killgore> hehe
[01:20] <Killgore> right to the point
[01:20] <redguy> !tell jpcf about java
[01:20] <gnomefreak> !javadebs
[01:20] <redguy> need... more... questions...
[01:21] <Killgore> i know its addictive
[01:21] <jpcf> I want to run some Java software...
[01:21] <Killgore> i just wish i knew a bit more
[01:21] <jorisslob> Anyone know any issues with bootloader install and dual windows boot?
[01:21] <mark_> well none of those links pertained to my question thanks anywayz
[01:21] <jpcf> especifically I want to run chess clients
[01:21] <Killgore> jorisslob: no
[01:21] <redguy> jorisslob: no
[01:21] <rob> jorisslob, install windows first if you can
[01:21] <rob> then install Linux
[01:21] <Killgore> jpcf: you will need java. Use synaptic or apt-get
[01:22] <jorisslob> I have the two windows installed first, then I tried Ubuntu, it said I saw a windows
[01:22] <jpcf> but I cant find java vm in Synaptic
[01:22] <jpcf> ...
[01:22] <Killgore> jre?
[01:22] <jorisslob> I did a standard Grub install on the MBT, but it didn't turn up when I restarted
[01:22] <redguy> jpcf: reat the link ubotu sent you
[01:22] <Killgore> did u search for java
[01:22] <Killgore> oh have you changed your repositories?
[01:23] <jpcf> how do I change my repositories?
[01:23] <Killgore> i guess not then
[01:23] <Killgore> is java in the default repositories? anyone?
[01:23] <jorisslob> Maybe I should do it by hand? Is there a complete newbie guide to setting GRUB by hand?
[01:23] <redguy> jorisslob: what did "turn up" then? windows boot logo?
[01:23] <jorisslob> Without using the installer?
[01:23] <jorisslob> It turned up the menu to choose between the two windows
[01:23] <gnomefreak> Killgore: its in multiverse
[01:24] <jpcf> ok thanks everyone
[01:24] <T> Ah hah!  Got it.  If anyone else has issues copying a folder, they need to set the executable bit on the folder.
[01:24] <geek|sauce> what is the command to unpack/instal a *.DEB package?
[01:24] <bimberi> !grub
[01:24] <jorisslob> The windows still work fine, but I can't approach Ubuntu
[01:24] <ubotu> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/GrubHowto or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows or troubleshooting grub: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Troubleshooting
[01:24] <redguy> !tell jorisslob about grub
[01:24] <anstei> geek|sauce: sudo dpkg -i package.deb
[01:24] <gnomefreak> geek|sauce: sudo dpkg -i file.deb
[01:25] <geek|sauce> thanks
[01:25] <redguy> geek|sauce: dpkg -x to extract -i to install
[01:25] <GnarusLeo> think he gets the point :)
[01:25] <gnomefreak> iirc no reason to extract a deb unless its in a zip or tar or something like that
[01:26] <jorisslob> Ok, I will keep messing a bit then
[01:26] <Killgore> T's example shows us y linux is so fun. Because a problem can help you learn new things about the OS
[01:26] <GnarusLeo> Killgore, whos T?
[01:26] <redguy> T left
[01:26] <Killgore> yer he did
[01:27] <Killgore> lol at mediawatch its such a great show
[01:28] <blaamann> Is there some way I can check my log files if there has been any traffic on port 25 from my Ubuntu box ? The central IT department at my unit told me that in the middle of the night there were some outgoing 25 port traffic.
[01:28] <geek|sauce> grrr... i'm trying to install ckermit, but it needs a package called libsocksd... is that in the repos?
[01:29] <redguy> blaamann: AFAIK traffic is not logged in ubuntu by default
[01:29] <Killgore> AFAIK????
[01:29] <gnomefreak> as far as i know
[01:29] <redguy> Killgore: as far as I know
[01:29] <Killgore> tru
[01:30] <ayeixha> hi
[01:30] <bimberi> !info libsocksd
[01:30] <ayeixha> have an issue with auto open dialogue
[01:30] <ubotu> libsocksd: (SOCKS library for packages built using libsocksd-dev), section universe/libs, is optional. Version: 1.1.14-2 (breezy), Packaged size: 91 kB, Installed size: 248 kB
[01:30] <blaamann> redguy: ok, thanks
[01:30] <bimberi> geek|sauce: it's in universe
[01:30] <Killgore> that ubotu is so smart, and really quick at typing
[01:31] <redguy> blaamann: but it sounds fishy that there was outgoing traffic from your box. You should check your box with chkrootkit...
[01:31] <ayeixha> my dialogue buttons dont auto open in new xchat version
[01:31] <redguy> ubotu is a liar
[01:31] <ubotu> redguy: Wish I knew. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[01:31] <Killgore> lol
[01:32] <freak101> heyy
[01:32] <blaamann> redguy: I will look into chkrootkit
[01:32] <neo911> i executed a find and i got the ff error, am i in trouble? thx    http://cpp.sourceforge.net/?show=14094
[01:32] <heatxsink> ls
[01:32] <heatxsink> oops
[01:32] <ayeixha> anyone?
[01:33] <ubushine> ayeixha: what do you mean by 'dialogue' buttons?
[01:33] <freak101> yah'
[01:33] <gnomefreak> neo911: that is a blank post
[01:33] <neo911> gnomefreak, huh?
[01:33] <redguy> neo911: doubtful, /proc is not a normal filesystem
[01:33] <gnomefreak> nvm it added to end of link :(
[01:34] <neo911> so getting that message is normal? redguy
[01:34] <gnomefreak> neo911: you have build-essential installed?
[01:34] <redguy> neo911: not sure, but it doesn't mean that any of your disks is broken
[01:35] <gnomefreak> iirc build-essential has the C/C++ header files
[01:35] <redguy> neo911: also, try using locate for fast searchiing of files
[01:35] <ayeixha> ok what i mean is in irc when someone private messages you its supposed to auto open a dialogue tab which this new version doesn not
[01:35] <redguy> neo911: much faster than find
[01:35] <Killgore> or grep
[01:35] <neo911> gnomefreak, yes i have build-essential, how is it related to my prob? thx
[01:36] <ubushine> ayeixha: back up your old .xchat directory then close and open xchat, try it again
[01:36] <gnomefreak> neo911: it looks like you are missing header files or dir with header files in it
[01:36] <neo911> redguy, k thx for the tip ill try locate
[01:36] <ayeixha> ubushine i already have the new version dont have old version backup
[01:37] <gnomefreak> nvm i didnt scroll all the way right
[01:37] <ubushine> ayeixha: back up this version, just in case this won't work, then you can just copy back. delete .xchat then open it again, it'll creat a new .xchat directory with new config files. it may work
[01:37] <freak101> heyy
[01:37] <redguy> neo911: you have to know that locate updates it's database one a day, so don't except it to find files that were installed or created recently. I recommend reading man locate and man updatedb
[01:38] <ayeixha> new here so sont know what to do
[01:38] <natasa> hi.... I have problems with my sound.... I just installed ubuntu, and do not know what to do now.... can someone help me plz....
[01:38] <gnomefreak> neo911: have you tried this locate socket.h
[01:38] <redguy> natasa: some might help you, but you have to give us more detail on your problem
[01:39] <natasa> okay... to sek
[01:39] <neo911> gnomefreak, not yet ill do... hangon ill try something out thx
[01:39] <aleitner> anybody else noticed cupsd sometimes using lots of cpu power and printing being really slow (on dapper)?
[01:39] <redguy> !dapper
[01:39] <ubotu> Dapper Drake will be the next release of Ubuntu - due June 1 (see: http://tinyurl.com/qyrkq). Join channel #ubuntu+1 for discussion :)
[01:40] <aleitner> redguy: thanks!
[01:40] <Killgore> does chanel ubuntu-1 mean hoary?
[01:40] <gnomefreak> Killgore: #ubuntu+1 is dapper
[01:40] <Killgore> gnomefreak: but following that logic ubuntu-1 would be about hoary
[01:41] <redguy> Killgore: I doubt it, AFAIK all hoary users are supposed to upgrade to breezy
[01:41] <gnomefreak> hoary is only supported till oct iirc
[01:41] <Killgore> my logic NOOOO!
[01:42] <Killgore> maybe then that guy will update his ubuntuguide
[01:42] <gnomefreak> Killgore: dont count on it
[01:43] <Hereford> What is the difference between hoary and breezy and whatever follows?
[01:43] <gnomefreak> you have everything in the "good" guides you wont need his
[01:43] <Killgore> new versions of things
[01:43] <Killgore> and tweaks lots of tweaks
[01:43] <gnomefreak> Hereford: packages  (kind of hard to answer)
[01:43] <ubushine> Hereford: kernel, programs, stability, bug fixes. what the hell do you mean?
[01:43] <natasa> here is my lspci -v  in http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10901 and amixer -c0 in http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10902
[01:43] <ubushine> kernel, sorry
[01:43] <redguy> Hereford: what is the difference between firefox 1.0.7 and firefox 1.5 ?
[01:44] <Killgore> like dapper will have a graphical install rather than a text based one
[01:44] <sexcopter8000m> is there a profile manager thing for thunderbird?
[01:44] <gnomefreak> redguy: 1.5 is faster nad buggier?
[01:44] <gnomefreak> lol
[01:44] <gnomefreak> brb
[01:44] <redguy> hah
[01:44] <geek|sauce> ok, i succussfully installed ckermit, but now i can't find it in the menus nor can i run it in terminal.  how do i access it?
[01:44] <natasa> please someone look at it....
[01:45] <Hereford> My question is because I don't want to see Ubuntu (and Linux) go down the road to Renton where you have to rebuild everything every year.
[01:45] <redguy> natasa: I am, what is your problem again?
[01:45] <redguy> !tell nick|here about away
[01:45] <ubushine> Hereford: dapper is supported for 3 years on desktop and 5 years on server
[01:46] <Killgore> Hereford: no need to
[01:46] <HOEHAVER> does anyone know a website for downloading windows xp pro the corperate version
[01:46] <redguy> HOEHAVER: ??
[01:46] <Killgore> HOEHAVER: uhhh isnt that illegal?
[01:46] <shaumeur> www.microsoft.com ?
[01:46] <Zanga> :))
[01:46] <natasa> my problem is that I just installed ubuntu but my sound does not work :(
[01:46] <HOEHAVER> umm sure it is
[01:46] <redguy> www.google.com?
[01:47] <nick|here> redguy: my away messages are closed
[01:47] <shaumeur> why the ubuntu project integrates by default the NSA patch  ?
[01:47] <Zanga> HOEHAVER , try installing bitcomet , and then serch in www.torrentspy.com for the win xp torrent , and then good luck downloding for free
[01:47] <natasa> I copied my lspci -v and amixer -c0 in http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10901 and http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10902
[01:47] <yancheng> how can i check which process is using my alsa device?
[01:47] <Killgore> yer but dont say we told you anything
[01:47] <redguy> nick|here: thanks
[01:48] <Killgore> natasa: does the speaker ircon inthe upper right hand corner have a cross on it?
[01:48] <HOEHAVER> well.....some one else showed me a webpage for it but its downloading really f***** slow the corperate version doesnt cost anything
[01:48] <HOEHAVER> lol not cost anything
[01:48] <redguy> natasa: hmm, the speakers are turned on and connected properly?
[01:48] <hob> Hi, can Vino work under any other DM apart from gnome, and if so, how?
[01:48] <HOEHAVER> i havent slept all noght
[01:48] <HOEHAVER> but it does ask for a key and it doesnt make you register
[01:48] <natasa> the speakers is turned on and work properly....
[01:49] <yancheng> how can i check which process is using my alsa device?
[01:49] <Hereford> Can anyone here help with a question about Pine email client?
[01:49] <ubushine> natasa: is this a laptop?
[01:49] <natasa> no its not...
[01:49] <HOEHAVER> what file extention is .mds
[01:50] <HOEHAVER> is it like iso?
[01:50] <redguy> HOEHAVER: your questions are not related to ubuntu
[01:50] <redguy> HOEHAVER: are they?
[01:50] <HOEHAVER> lol sorry
[01:50] <HOEHAVER> but in a way it is
[01:50] <HOEHAVER> but its all good
[01:50] <HOEHAVER> take it easy
[01:50] <Killgore> !.mds
[01:50] <ubotu> Not a clue. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, Killgore
[01:51] <Zanga> HOEHAVER , mds , iso the same , cd image
[01:51] <HOEHAVER> ok thats what i was wanting to hear
[01:51] <HOEHAVER> thanks
[01:51] <Zanga> good luck
[01:51] <ubushine> natasa: try somewhere here: http://www.sis.com/download/download_step1.php
[01:52] <Killgore> media descriptor file
[01:52] <Killgore> its like the image format that alchol uses isnt it?
[01:53] <Zanga> Killgore , i think so
[01:53] <Hereford> Problem:  Pine (still favorite email) worked with RedHat and Debian and even Win98 but under Ubuntu it grabs my local login ID rather than the email address known to the server.  I am baffled.
[01:53] <m1an1ak> i think i got a serious problem
[01:53] <m1an1ak> with my laptop
[01:54] <Killgore> go on
[01:54] <m1an1ak> i changed a setting in the laptop control applet, to set when lid closed to hibernate instead of tuen off, now it wont boot into kde at all
[01:55] <Killgore> go on
[01:55] <redguy> Hereford: you might have to configure it in .pinerc or something similar. I am not a pine user so I can't help you more...
[01:55] <Killgore> it wont boot?
[01:55] <m1an1ak> no
[01:55] <m1an1ak> it goes through the log in screen
[01:55] <Killgore> so does grub come up?
[01:55] <m1an1ak> yep
[01:55] <Killgore> so you can get to kdm
[01:55] <m1an1ak> yes
[01:56] <tanuki> can someone tell me how to install a metacity theme?
[01:56] <gizmo101> heyy anyone here have msn ?
[01:56] <Hereford> redguy:  Thanks anyway.  I've been fumbling all night and thought I'd try here too.
[01:56] <m1an1ak> i started up in recovery mode, then when rebooting i notices suspended processes failed to terminate
[01:56] <Killgore> ohhh
[01:56] <Killgore> i think your session is still active
[01:56] <Killgore> from when u closed the lid
[01:57] <m1an1ak> thats the thing i havent closed the lit yet, it just turned off,
[01:57] <m1an1ak> but what you say is close to whats going on i think
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[01:57] <Killgore> wtf ws that
[01:57] <tanuki> can someone tell me how to install a metacity theme?
[01:58] <tanuki> it tells me the file format is invalid
[01:58] <tanuki> when i try to drag it into the theme details window
[01:58] <sexcopter8000m> anyone know the command for the profile manager thingie for firefox and/or thunderbird?
[01:58] <Killgore> only on XP
[01:59] <m1an1ak> maybe i need to log in to recovery ps -A and kill the process' that were runnign when it stopped
[01:59] <Killgore> you could try that
[01:59] <mattias> !mp3
[01:59] <ubotu> mp3 is probably a non-free format.  Or is it only when you don't have a package manager?
[02:02] <Nolt> hello
[02:02] <Nolt> who can help ne ?
[02:02] <Nolt> me*
[02:02] <m1an1ak> Killgore: stopping deferred execution scheduler failed
[02:02] <Hobbsee> !tell Nolt about ask
[02:02] <Plitskin> Nolt: Say your question
[02:03] <Plitskin> and someone please answer mine too :D
[02:03] <Nolt> Hobbsee: so im looking for an aplication same as sql 2000 but for ubuntu
[02:03] <Nolt> there is somthing like this ?
[02:03] <Plitskin> MySQL
[02:03] <Plitskin> MySQL is the thing... I guess...
[02:04] <Nolt> nop
[02:04] <Nolt> its mysql not SQL SERVER
[02:04] <ali_> is there any list of 100% supported laptops on ubuntu?
[02:04] <dj-fu> mysql is a sql server
[02:04] <Hobbsee> !laptop
[02:04] <ubotu> well, laptop is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportMachinesLaptops or http://www.linux-laptop.net/ or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam, or tuxmobil.org
[02:04] <Hobbsee> ali_: ^, but it's not terribly up to date
[02:04] <Plitskin> lolz oh you said you're lookinf for an application the same as sql 2000
[02:04] <Hobbsee> best bet is a live cd, or just try it out
[02:04] <Nolt> ya know this sql must connect with server by the odcb
[02:04] <Plitskin> so I thought you were just looking for another database server
[02:05] <ali_> Hobbsee: th.x
[02:05] <Plitskin> hmmm... I don't think I can help you with that then...
[02:05] <Nolt> Plitskin: yup i think but i dont know if there is any app like this
[02:05] <Nolt> ok :)
[02:05] <tanuki> can someone please tell me how to install themes for ubuntu?
[02:07] <schmirgo> hi, how can i change the visudo command to use vim instead of nano. i really can't stand nano...besides that i always have 'i' and ':' in my visudo when using nano.
[02:07] <schmirgo> how can i change that to use vi?
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[02:07] <Killgore> Nolt: have u seen PostgreSQL?
[02:08] <DarthShrine> Um.
[02:08] <takedown> schmirgo: just set $EDITOR to vim
[02:08] <Killgore> nooo not vim
[02:08] <schmirgo> takedown, ok
[02:08] <mael_> no BenC around?
[02:08] <takedown> why not?
[02:08] <takedown> vim rule the world :)
[02:10] <ben42> schmirgo look at /etc/alternatives and change one or more of the symbolic links
[02:10] <schmirgo> ben42, thanks, ill try it
[02:10] <Nolt> Killgore: this sql should look like on this screens: http://homepage.eircom.net/~aiki/MU/setup.htm
[02:10] <Zanga> !sound
[02:10] <Zanga> how do i find out about sound
[02:10] <Zanga> ??
[02:10] <ubotu> I heard sound is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems or http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoundProblemsHoary
[02:10] <Zanga> tekedown , we neighbours :)) just 1 country away
[02:10] <m1an1ak> what would be the configuration file that hass the hibernate and suspend settings?
[02:10] <Zanga> :))
[02:10] <Zanga> !tell Zanga sound
[02:11] <R> hello
[02:11] <R> I got a question about ubuntu 5.10
[02:11] <Killgore> takedown: i really dont like vim
[02:11] <dejx> can i upgrade to dapper with apt-get ?
[02:12] <schmirgo> its close to blasphemy to call it visudo and use nano...
[02:13] <R> I tryed to connect my two computers, one of them has WinXp Pro and the other one Ubuntu 5.10, i could not make a connection between them, is it possible to make a connection between those?
[02:13] <takedown> Killgore: if you dont like vim other people cant use him? :)
[02:13] <Killgore> Nolt: ive only just started using it, but PostgreSQL with pgAdmin3 looks exactly like that
[02:13] <schmirgo> R, yes... you have to use samba
[02:13] <Killgore> hehe
[02:14] <R> k
[02:14] <schmirgo> R, i guess you want t oshare files and such
[02:14] <R> yes
[02:14] <takedown> schmirgo: sudo update-alternatives --config editor
[02:14] <takedown> just choose vim here
[02:15] <schmirgo> takedown i just put the $EDITOR in my bashrc ^^ that will do ;)
[02:15] <takedown> ah, k just i thinking that dont work :)
[02:18] <tanuki> can someone help me? i moved over all my music from my windows partition to my ubuntu filesystem but i cannot play the files in rhythymbox. it says they are not audio stream
[02:18] <Killgore> !mp3
[02:18] <ubotu> rumour has it, mp3 is a non-free format. To enable mp3 capability, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[02:19] <tanuki> thanks
[02:19] <variant> tanuki: what format are the files in?
[02:19] <tanuki> mp3
[02:19] <Killgore> woo i used the bot
[02:19] <variant> see the link
[02:19] <_Rappy_> I got a fella here, who wants ubuntu on an old laptop. It only got 64MB RAM. Is it even worth trying to install it?
[02:19] <Nolt> Killgore: thanks
[02:20] <Killgore> Nolt: is that what you wanted?
[02:20] <redguy> _Rappy_: xubuntu might be usable
[02:20] <Killgore> _Rappy_: definately
[02:20] <_Rappy_> redguy : tnx
[02:20] <_jason> _Rappy_: maybe xubuntu or even just fluxbox
[02:20] <Killgore> or blackbox
[02:20] <Killgore> xubuntu wont be i dont think
[02:20] <R> How do i get in contact with Ubuntu developers?
[02:20] <Nolt> Killgore: yea i think, i will must test if this works :P
[02:20] <Killgore> depends what processor speed is it _Rappy_
[02:21] <_jason> R: the mailing list
[02:21] <Nolt> Killgore: on ubuntu i can use ODCB ?
[02:21] <Killgore> Nolt: i only know about it because we are doing databases at uni :P
[02:21] <_jason> R: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/
[02:21] <Nolt> :)
[02:21] <redguy> Nolt: sure you can
[02:21] <Nolt> :)
[02:21] <dejx> can i upgrade to dapper with apt-get ?
[02:21] <_Rappy_> Killgore : it's a 5 y.o. laptop, I haven't bothered to check, but don't expect it to be much. Runs slow with Win2K
[02:21] <Nolt> i need somthing special for odcb's ?
[02:21] <redguy> !info odbc-postgresql
[02:21] <_jason> !upgrade
[02:21] <ubotu> Upgrading to Ubuntu 5.10 breezy -> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade.  Upgrading to dapper (remember it may break). Please test the dist-upgrader -> https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-January/014700.html.
[02:21] <ubotu> odbc-postgresql: (ODBC driver for PostgreSQL), section universe/libs, is optional.  To enable mp3 capability, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[02:25] <_jason> tanuki: visit the wiki page ubotu just said
[02:25] <tanuki> i did, but for some reason i cannot get the gsteramer plugin it suggested
[02:26] <schmirgo> tanuki, try a different player maybe if it doesnt matter which player
[02:26] <dj-fu> enable the multiverse and universe, first
[02:26] <tanuki> i did that
[02:26] <Killgore> xmms will play them
[02:26] <Killgore> and vlc
[02:26] <tanuki> well, universe anyway
[02:26] <schmirgo> i also use totem-xine instead of totem-gstreamer
[02:26] <dockane> hi all ... am experiencing problems with the icon set of gnome unter my x86 breezy installation. the error messages are in german, but maybe somebody knows how to fix it : http://phpfi.com/109573
[02:26] <sarthi> indiac glyphs (Gujarati)  not reading very well in Breezy so can anybody help me?
[02:26] <schmirgo> or try xfmedia
[02:26] <_jason> tanuki: in a terminal do 'sudo aptitude install gstreamer0.8-mad' and paste the command and output on http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ and give us a link
[02:28] <tanuki> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10904
[02:28] <Killgore> Nolt: try asking in here
[02:28] <Nolt> ok i get anserv :P
[02:28] <_jason> tanuki: are you using dapper or breezy?
[02:28] <sarthi> indiac glyphs (Gujarati)  not reading very well in Breezy so can anybody help me?
[02:28] <Nolt> i wanted register but hmm nick name is already reg ...
[02:29] <fec> how to see ubuntu version that installed ?
[02:29] <tanuki> _jason, i am using dapper dan i believe
[02:29] <_jason> dapper dan :)
[02:29] <_jason> !info gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly dapper
[02:29] <ubotu> gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly: (GStreamer plugins from the "ugly" set), section universe/libs, is optional. Version: 0.10.2-0ubuntu2 (dapper), Packaged size: 161 kB, Installed size: 448 kB
[02:30] <_jason> tanuki: put your /etc/apt/sources.list on pastebin
[02:30] <tanuki> ok
[02:30] <redguy> fec: cat /etc/issue
[02:31] <tanuki> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10906
[02:31] <sarthi> indiac glyphs (Gujarati)  not reading very well in Breezy so can anybody help me?
[02:31] <sarthi> indiac glyphs (Gujarati)  not reading very well in Breezy so can anybody help me?
[02:31] <fec> thx redguy
[02:32] <_jason> tanuki: interesting, try 'sudo apt-get update' and then installing again.  If it still doesn't work, you'll have to visit #ubuntu+1 as that is the dapper channel anyway and they will know more
[02:32] <tanuki> ok
[02:32] <rambo3> !cury
[02:32] <ubotu> I haven't a clue, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, rambo3
[02:32] <Nolt> who of u use xmms2 ?
[02:33] <fec> in 5.10 , if i install apache2 from synaptic, will it also bring php5 ?
[02:33] <redguy> fec: no
[02:33] <rambo3> why would it
[02:33] <_jason> tanuki: wait, I see a problem in your /etc/apt/sources.list.  Does your line 30 really contain '$' like that?
[02:33] <fec> redguy, no php will be installed?
[02:33] <redguy> fec: php is not a part of apache
[02:33] <redguy> !tell fec about lamp
[02:34] <useruser> fec: just install php if you want php
[02:34] <Killgore> Nolt: Havent heard of xmms2
[02:34] <hawaisurf> hi! I have a internetconnection of 10Mbits/s but when I download files or pictures whatever on icq or msn is going really slowly....have I to change properties connection somewhere?
[02:34] <redguy> fec: read the link ubotu sent you
[02:34] <fec> redguy, on 5.04 when i install apache2, php4 is installed, i swear
[02:34] <fec> redguy, thx
[02:34] <R> /server add -auto -ircnet EFNet irc.inet.tele.dk
[02:34] <tanuki> _jason, no, it does not.
[02:34] <Nolt> Killgore: go to home page of xmms u can found more infos about xmms2 there
[02:35] <_jason> tanuki: k, try #ubuntu+1 then
[02:36] <carbo> how do i install OpenGL? I have successfully installed Warcraft III using wine but it won't run in opengl mode and asks me to ensure I have OpenGL installed.
[02:36] <Killgore> hawaisurf: those protocols are slow becuase you are downloading off another person
[02:36] <Killgore> hawaisurf: whos upload is not very good; therefore your downloads will be slow
[02:36] <fec> carbo, what video card u use?
[02:37] <carbo> fec: an ATI Radeon X700
[02:37] <fec> carbo, have u installed that X700 driver?
[02:37] <hawaisurf> Killgore: ok then you mean at is nothing wrong with my connection settings? cause I think even the webradio streaming is going kinda slow too..
[02:37] <vincenz> How can I have multiple applications use sound
[02:37] <vincenz> ffor instance if I have xmms open and someone tries to call with skype
[02:38] <carbo> fec: is that xorg-driver-fglrx? I have that installed I think
[02:38] <vincenz> or if some application beeps
[02:38] <vincenz> I always get "sound driver busy"
[02:38] <Killgore> hawaisurf: probably nothing is wrong
[02:38] <redguy> !tell vincenz about dmix
[02:38] <redguy> vincenz: try the howto ubotu sent you
[02:38] <hawaisurf> Killgore: ok thxs
[02:39] <Killgore> hawaisurf: try this http://www.dslreports.com/stest
[02:39] <vincenz> redguy: I already use alsa
[02:39] <carbo> fec: well I have the package at least.. how do I ensure I'm using those drivers?
[02:39] <rambo3> vecenz fix your .asoundrc file
[02:39] <hawaisurf> Killgore: cool I check it out..
[02:41] <GTX> how do I install GD Libary?
[02:41] <Killgore> Nolt: xmms2 isnt quite finished yet
[02:42] <Nolt> Killgore: yes its beta
[02:42] <fec> can i install ubuntu on iBook?
[02:42] <Killgore> Nolt: xmms works fine for me right now :)
[02:42] <Killgore> fec: yep
[02:42] <Nolt> fore me too :P
[02:43] <Killgore> fec: need PPC version tho
[02:43] <fec> can i install ubuntu on iBook?
[02:43] <Nolt> Killgore: hmm but you know how can i change style of font and codeing in interface of xmms ?
[02:43] <fec> Killgore, pardon me?
[02:44] <Killgore> Nolt: no ive never tried that so sorry
[02:44] <Nolt> ok
[02:44] <Nolt> thx
[02:44] <Killgore> fec: you can do it but make sure you download the right version of ubuntu
[02:44] <fec> Killgore, Ok
[02:44] <fec> thx
[02:46] <vincenz> blegh
[02:46] <vincenz> skype and xmms don't play nice together
[02:46] <vincenz> even if youo're not calling or anything
[02:46] <vincenz> you have to kill skype
[02:46] <MenZa> XMMS?
[02:46] <vincenz> so that xmms knows the alsa is free
[02:47] <vincenz> and you can't call if you have music playing, or even if the chat window of skype beeps when text arrives
[02:47] <iceman> am running kubuntu "hoary" and would like to try a dist-upgrade to edubuntu, is it possible and how?
[02:47] <sfar-ubu> will KDE-icons work in gnome? :
[02:47] <sfar-ubu> maybe a stupid question, but you'll never know :>
[02:48] <Kezzer> perhaps
[02:48] <Kezzer> apt-get install edubuntu-desktop may work
[02:48] <redguy> iceman: upgrade to breezy first
[02:48] <redguy> !upgrade
[02:48] <ubotu> Upgrading to Ubuntu 5.10 breezy -> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade.  Upgrading to dapper (remember it may break). Please test the dist-upgrader -> https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-January/014700.html.
[02:48] <redguy> iceman: then do what Kezzer said
[02:50] <iceman> redguy: ok having a look...
[02:50] <blaamann> Are there any security issues at the moment with regard to apache and php on Ubuntu ? I am trying to track a possible security breach on my ubuntu box regarding the use of port 25 outward in the middle of the night.
[02:50] <bungle> !kde
[02:50] <ubotu> kde is probably A powerful, free desktop environment for UNIX. IRC: #kubuntu #kde ; install from Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop ; ISOs: http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/breezy/
[02:51] <redguy> powiedzcie mi lepiej, czy curry w pacie mona zrobi z curry w proszku
[02:52] <anstei> blaamann: depends on what php-scripts you are using that can be accessed from outside
[02:52] <dockane> could somebody using ubuntu please check the values in gconf-editor -> / -> themes ? here everything is set to <schema> which imho prevents my gnome icon set from working
[02:52] <blaamann> anstei: Wordpress, and I see it is an old version :-(
[02:52] <Saecolum> Hello
[02:53] <Saecolum> need help
[02:53] <redguy> oos, sorry, wrong #
[02:53] <anstei> blaamann: if it is known that your version has security flaws, update to newest and check for rootkits etc on the box
[02:53] <Saecolum> Thats not a support channel?
[02:53] <anstei> !anybody
[02:53] <ubotu> probably 90% of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? <hint>
[02:54] <blaamann> anstei: Thanks. I've checked for rootkits, and now I am updating.
[02:54] <dockane> it looks like gconf registry lost all information regarding icons and applications. how do i fix it ?
[02:54] <dj-fu> anyone know what modification of 'netselect' the ubunti installer uses?
[02:54] <Saecolum> i intall ubuntu o/s but i have some bugs...
[02:55] <Saecolum> and i dont know how to use ubuntu
[02:55] <Saecolum> does ubunu has a window type screen and not a command line
[02:55] <Saecolum> and if yes... how to switch it
[02:56] <engla> I'm seriously sick and tired of having to watch all applications on ubuntu. Suddenly some application acts up and decides to consume lots of RAM (gam_server, mono or such) or 100% cpu (galeon, gnome-terminal etc).. then you have to kill it and restart it
[02:58] <Killgore> ppl should learn to wait for their questions to be answered
[02:58] <Xerbee> Could anyone try to help me with kernel modules? Im installing the DRI drivers for my ATI card but it complains about me not having the latest kernel modules. How do i upgrade them?
[02:59] <Killgore> no
[02:59] <Killgore> lol
[02:59] <Killgore> sorry
[02:59] <Killgore> wrong window
[02:59] <dockane> i am really fet up with this gnome icon issue .... nothing helpfull found with google, gnome support forum and channel, ubuntu related pages and so on
[03:00] <useruser> does ubuntu have a pretty gui to start and stop service?
[03:00] <thesonork> hi guys, .... i just got stuck with that: "how to change the default boot-device in GRUB" that menu.lst thing does not make any sense to my eyes,.... plz help...
[03:01] <useruser> s/service/services/
[03:01] <_jason> useruser: system > admin > services
[03:01] <redguy> !tell thesonork about grub
[03:01] <dockane> nor even somebody inhere who could check, if <schema> is the right value for every key beyond gconf-editor-> / -> Schema
[03:01] <useruser> _jason: ok, not in hoary it seems
[03:02] <sfar-ubu> will the package kde-icons-<whatever> work in gnome?
[03:03] <BludY> buondi
[03:03] <BludY> buond
[03:04] <dockane> getting ignored with a problem that does not seem to exist really scks
[03:04] <_jason> !patience
[03:04] <ubotu> The people in this channel are volunteers. Please be aware there are a lot of questions, but only maybe few who might know the answer for you. Please be patient. Your attitude may determine their willingness to help you.
[03:04] <Killgore> im a volunteer!
[03:05] <dj-fu> dockane, yes, <schema> is the right value.
[03:07] <Frogzoo> can I run 'find' in some way to get a total for disk space used by .pdf files only?
[03:07] <bogumil> hi leute
[03:08] <_jason> Frogzoo: you can find all the pdf's and then pipe to du probably
[03:08] <tanuki> can someone please help me? i installed gstreamer plugins as instructed on the restricted formats page but still cannot get rhythymbox to recgonise my mp3's
[03:08] <_jason> tanuki: #ubuntu+1 for dapper
[03:09] <_jason> please
[03:09] <Frogzoo> _jason: think xargs + du will do it - perfect, thx
[03:09] <IdleOne> Frogzoo, du -hs *.pdf maybe
[03:09] <rambo3> dont send him ther
[03:09] <dj-fu> He's not using dapper.
[03:09] <redguy> Frogzoo: find -name '*.pdf' | xargs du -sh might work
[03:09] <dj-fu> don' need to use xargs anymore
[03:09] <dj-fu> can use -exec flag
[03:09] <_jason> rambo3: why?
[03:09] <dj-fu> find / -name "*.pdf" -exec du -sh {} \;
[03:09] <Hexidigital> any suggested programs for ad blocking and pop up blocking?
[03:10] <dj-fu> Firefox.
[03:10] <f8> i need a way to open apps as su, do i have an option other than from the terminal?
[03:10] <Frogzoo> redguy: _jason it works, but doesn't total them - off to perl, sigh
[03:10] <rambo3> sudo nautilus might work
[03:11] <f8> kdesu from the run use to work in debian... anything like tha?
[03:11] <dj-fu> terminal should be the primary way of running su apps
[03:11] <born_> j #ubuntu-br
[03:11] <redguy> Frogzoo: no need, try find -name '*.php' | xargs du -shc | tail -1
[03:12] <blaamann> Is there a file that tells me what kind of services + port number are running on my system ?
[03:13] <kent> blaamann: no file,  but you can install for example nmap  to scan which ports are open.
[03:13] <dj-fu> blaamann, netstat -l
[03:13] <void^> netstat -l -p
[03:13] <blaamann> thanks
[03:14] <Frogzoo> redguy: splendid, thx
[03:14] <redguy> Frogzoo: np
[03:16] <Frogzoo> blaamann: lsofs primarily, & netstat or /proc
[03:17] <rambo3> blaamann you can use bum to see services
[03:18] <blaamann> rambo3: Never heard of bum, but I will check it out
[03:18] <Killgore> !bum
[03:18] <ubotu> bum is probably a graphical BootUp Manager; see http://www.marzocca.net/linux/bum.html
[03:19] <rambo3> just switch to advanced there
[03:19] <tanuki> can someone help me to install the thunderbird mail client?
[03:19] <tanuki> i dont see it anywhere in synaptic
[03:19] <Kamping_Kaiser> tanuki: it's there
[03:20] <Kamping_Kaiser> it might be called "mozilla-thunderbird"
[03:20] <Kamping_Kaiser> correction - it IS called that
[03:21] <tanuki> oh, thank you
[03:21] <_jason> tanuki: heh did you get that mp3 thing sorted, I just looked at your /etc/apt/sources.list as I was closing it and realized you are using breezy, not ``dapper dan'' :)
[03:21] <Kamping_Kaiser> np
[03:21] <fiendskull9> Mornin everyone
[03:22] <Kamping_Kaiser> hi fiendskull9
[03:22] <fiendskull9> Kamping_Kaiser, hey
[03:23] <fiendskull9> wow
[03:23] <fiendskull9> its dead here in the morning
[03:23] <Kamping_Kaiser> or midnight - depending wher eyou live :D
[03:23] <iGotNoTime> :P
[03:23] <sfar-ubu> its dead here in the afternoons  :(
[03:23] <sfar-ubu> Kamping_Kaiser, word
[03:23] <sfar-ubu> :>
[03:23] <iGotNoTime> dead all the time here LOL
[03:24] <jordo23> Where can I post system output to have people look at it?
[03:24] <sfar-ubu> !pastebin
[03:24] <ubotu> methinks pastebin is a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org - Install webboard for easy pasting from the gnome taskbar ,
[03:24] <Killgore> !flood
[03:24] <ubotu> flood is, like, totally, for pasting, please use http://pastebin.com , http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl or #flood here on freenode.
[03:24] <Kamping_Kaiser> lol iGotNoTime
[03:24] <fiendskull9> sfar-ubu, damnit, u beat me
[03:24] <sfar-ubu> \o/
[03:24] <iGotNoTime> all a bunch of lurkers :P
[03:24] <Kamping_Kaiser> lol
[03:25] <fiendskull9> iGotNoTime, yesterday about 6pm (central american) you could barely get a word in.
[03:25] <Kritical> Does anyone know a linux command to get mac address info for all ethernet devices?
[03:25] <iGotNoTime> me too :P I only idle to log for my own searching laziness
[03:25] <fiendskull9> !mac
[03:25] <ubotu> Some people juggle geese. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, fiendskull9
[03:25] <fiendskull9> !ethernet
[03:25] <ubotu> fiendskull9: I don't know, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[03:26] <Killgore> ifconfig Kritical
[03:26] <Sqwishy> how do you install cvs version of glitz
[03:26] <foureight84> when i mount my hdd to a folder in /mnt/
[03:26] <fiendskull9> !glitz
[03:26] <ubotu> fiendskull9: Huh? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[03:26] <fiendskull9> damnit ubotu
[03:26] <Sqwishy> !glitz
[03:26] <foureight84> how do i make it show up in the filesystem folder?
[03:27] <fiendskull9> it should be in /mnt/whatever folder you made to mount too.
[03:27] <foureight84> yea
[03:27] <GNU_Style> how do I tell GRUB where to find menu.list?
[03:27] <foureight84> i did that
[03:27] <jordo23> Does anyone know why I am getting the following when trying to upgrade my system?  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10911
[03:27] <foureight84> but i want a harddrive icon to show up on say like my desktop
[03:27] <foureight84> or in the "computer" folder
[03:27] <Killgore> yer i never figured out how to do that
[03:28] <fiendskull9> foureight84, try dragging that mount folder to the desktop, and right clicking the folder, and giving a custom HD icon
[03:28] <foureight84> lol
[03:28] <Kamping_Kaiser> foureight84: run gconf-editor, it's an option in there somewhere
[03:28] <foureight84> that's it?
[03:28] <Sqwishy> GNU_Style: mabye boot/grub/menu.lst (LST)
[03:28] <foureight84> okay looking at it
[03:28] <soonindallas> Kritical: run ifconfig