[13:57] <colourAgga> It's not that I have ubuntu on my macbook, it's just the key settings are all mixed up when I ssh to my ubuntu pc :)
[13:57] <colourAgga> slackern: i'd love that :)
[13:57] <colourAgga> Especially when I use screen, even the backspace key doesn't work when I use screen :p
[13:57] <slackern> colourAgga, if im not remembering totally wrong it was something about that it was using the wrong terminal emulation or something, but i'll check first before saying anything more
[13:58] <sorteal> I'm curious has anyone else had problems getting the boot up progress bar to display with nvidia 8xxx cards?
[13:58] <richard> kane77: You can boot from live CD and restore the grub from the terminal
[13:59] <kane77> richard, but how?
[13:59] <richard> You have type in the terminal: grub
[13:59] <alexmatos> anyone here using Dejavu Sans Condensed in OpenOffice?
[13:59] <richard> kane77: one moment... I'll check for the right commands
[13:59] <sorteal> no but why?
[13:59] <richard> kane77: you need to type: sudo grub
[13:59] <bullgard4> What does 'sdb' stand for in 'Inbox.sbd' of Evolution?(http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-export-your-mails-from-evolution-to-thunderbird.html)
[14:00] <bullgard4> err!.sbd
[14:00] <z1pp3r> Is it possible to make boot up, and shutting down a little more verbose than just watching the progress bar? Like, showing what services are starting/stopping
[14:00] <richard> then you type: root (hd0,0)
[14:00] <colourAgga> slackern: i thought the same but i just don't seem to find the settings :(
[14:00] <richard> when your ubuntu root partion is sda1 or hda1
[14:00] <Pici> bullgard4: sounds like SuBDirectory.
[14:01] <richard> if it is hda2 or sda2 you type: root (hd0,1)
[14:01] <richard> next step is typing: setup (hd0)
[14:01] <richard> now close grub by typing: quit
[14:01] <kane77> richard, er I have sda and hda I want to have grub on hda
[14:02] <richard> I have a complete instruction, but it is in dutch: http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/documentatie/overig/grubherstel/
[14:02] <colourAgga> En wat is het probleem?
[14:02] <colourAgga> Oh, wrong language.
[14:02] <Pici> !grub
[14:02] <ubotu> grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[14:03] <slackern> colourAgga, i found something similar, not the thing i was looking for but here goes (quick translation) "One simple way to solve this is to change your charmap in Terminal.App to the same charmap that is running on the linux machine" This is mostly to solve that certain keys doesn't work like the swedish "åäö" but it should be the same
[14:03] <kane77> Pici, is it the same if I want to recover after installing gentoo??
[14:03] <kae> hey, nice feat!
[14:03] <richard> ubotu just given the english instruction
[14:03] <kae> !virtualbox
[14:03] <ubotu> VirtualBox is open-source virtualization software for x86, with a proprietary "enterprise" version sporting additional features. Packages for Ubuntu are provided by the makers at http://www.virtualbox.org/ - Setup details at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/VirtualBox
[14:03] <kae> cooooool
[14:03] <Pici> kane77: Should be pretty similar.
[14:03] <kae> !ubuntu
[14:03] <shockwaver> Is virtualbox really faster the vmware?
[14:04] <ubotu> Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com
[14:04] <alexmatos> anyone here using Dejavu Sans Condensed in OpenOffice?
[14:04] <kae> it is here, and in vmware i had some mouse problems in fullscreen games
[14:04] <shockwaver> Don't suppose there is an easy way to convert vmware VMs to virtual box?
[14:05] <sanjay> ;ldofaskfasd;lfkl;fkl;lal;kfalk;fasfafsdfdsa
[14:05] <colourAgga> slackern: i'll wait for my roommate then he has the administrator rights on this mac :)
[14:05] <toresn> where do i set editor for mutt?
[14:05] <sanjay> lkjfdasfjisdfljsfljksdfjksdljfkdaslfaskjdfjklasfjk;;jfksladjfklsd
[14:05] <kae> i found some tutorial telling that, but since i started virtualbox from zero, i didn't try it...
[14:05] <dmi3on> i have wine, what eslse i can use t orun windows programs
[14:06] <sorteal> dmi#on: Cidega
[14:06] <sorteal> dmi3on oops
[14:06] <jhaig> dmi3on: mono can run some .NET programs
[14:06] <sanjay> jfdsaljfksdakj;kjlasdf0ewpi;jfw;pjofpojfwepofjpofjw'eqjfopwe'fjwqpeo'jfpweqo'fjpwqeo'fjewqpofpqweo;fd
[14:06] <kae> shockwaver, i found it here, maybe it helps you: http://www.happyassassin.net/2007/02/06/vmware-to-virtualbox/
[14:06] <z1pp3r> sorteal, it's 'cedega'
[14:06] <sanjay> hfldahsofiowel.ihfoiewl.filsfkdsa;hao;ifdewioa.loialhrekrhial
[14:06] <sethk> jhaig, many, I've had great results with it most times
[14:07] <sorteal> oops sorry trying to type with one hand
[14:07] <kae> ops, not an easy way
[14:07] <dmi3on> i need for trading softwere
[14:07] <shockwaver> kae: Thanks, I'll check it out
[14:07] <z1pp3r> dmi3on, you could buy cedega (not expensive) which has better directX support than wine, and is made for running games in linux.
[14:08] <bullgard4> z1pp3r: Edit the boot parameter line in /boot/grub/menu.lst. Remove in the 'kernel' line 'splash'.
[14:08] <z1pp3r> bullgard4, thanks
[14:08] <bullgard4> Pici: Thank you.
[14:08] <sorteal> cedega is only like 15 bucks for 3 months or 55 for a year
[14:08] <z1pp3r> although i would prefer to still have the splash screen, but also the verbose output
[14:10] <simu> hello, I wanto to run a 32 browser on a amd64 machine running ubuntu server for 64bit. the problem is that there is no java browser plugin in the 64bit java version
[14:10] <dmi3on> thnks all
[14:10] <sorteal> use swiftfox simu
[14:11] <simu> someone said to me to install a 32 brower that would work, but I downloaded now the 32bit firefox tarball but it doesnt work
[14:11] <ubuntu> gibt es hier deutsche user?
[14:11] <erUSUL> !flash64
[14:11] <ubotu> You can run Flash, Real, and Java plugins in AMD64 bit computers with Firefox. see the steps to follow at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxAMD64FlashJava
[14:11] <erUSUL> !de | ubotu
[14:11] <ubotu> ubotu: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[14:11] <erUSUL> !de | ubuntu
[14:11] <ubotu> ubuntu: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[14:12] <sorteal> have you tried Automatix2  for installing swiftfox?
[14:12] <erUSUL> !automatix
[14:12] <ubotu> automatix is not recommended, supported or needed. See http://mjg59.livejournal.com/77440.html and « /msg ubotu WorksForMe »
[14:12] <sethk> simu, doesn't work is a bit vague.  What do you see, exactly?
[14:13] <sethk> erUSUL, some of those "not recommended" are political and/or license issues.
[14:13] <z1pp3r> and "will break your system" issues
[14:13] <sethk> z1pp3r, I said "some of those not recommended", not all
[14:14] <erUSUL> sethk: in the case of automatix is a technical issue
[14:14] <z1pp3r> sethk, how can you decide to just use "some" of an application?
[14:14] <erUSUL> sethk: check the blog post
[14:14] <sethk> erUSUL, ok.  I'd like to see two different types of "not recommended", so one can know
[14:14] <sethk> z1pp3r, We decide to just some of an application constantly.
[14:14] <sethk> to use just some
[14:15] <simu> sethk: I'm reading the documentation that ubotu PROVIDED ME WITH
[14:15] <z1pp3r> sethk, automatix use stupid practices, and any of its function could effectively break your system
[14:15] <simu> ups
[14:15] <simu> thank yo
[14:15] <sethk> z1pp3r, I'm not disputing that
[14:15] <z1pp3r> then i dont understand what you're disputing =/
[14:15] <sorteal> never had any problems using automatix
[14:16] <sanjay> how to use Hindi language fonts????
[14:16] <z1pp3r> !worksforme | sorteal
[14:16] <ubotu> sorteal: Common Sense: Just because you can, does not mean you should (and especially recommend to others). Think before you do. "Works for me" does not mean it is ok. The latest version of everything is not always useful if you aim for stability. Please see http://geekosophical.net/random/worksforme/
[14:16] <sethk> z1pp3r, Nothing, really.  I was just remarking that it would be nice if the docs distinguish between "not recommended for license issues" and "not recommended because it's a POS"
[14:16] <sanjay> harami
[14:17] <z1pp3r> sethk, yeah well, in automatix' case it does...   Can't hurt, then, to enumerate; fifty reasons not to use automatix
[14:17] <sorteal> good point
[14:18] <z1pp3r> sethk, if you wanna read about why automatix sucks, the bots gives you a link when you're asking it
[14:18] <z1pp3r> personally i dont think its that bad, but it's a channel policy not to recommend it
[14:18] <sethk> z1pp3r, indeed, I'm not disputing anything that you've said.
[14:19] <LjL-Temp> !automatix | not just channel policy
[14:19] <ubotu> not just channel policy: automatix is not recommended, supported or needed. See http://mjg59.livejournal.com/77440.html and « /msg ubotu WorksForMe »
[14:19] <sethk> z1pp3r, indeed, again, I'm not trying to be critical, and of course, people can read the docs.  Often they don't read.
[14:20] <z1pp3r> well i can understand that, a waste of time for a newbie to read docs they dont understand
[14:20] <z1pp3r> better just to tell them what and how they should do it
[14:20] <z1pp3r> if possible
[14:20] <sethk> z1pp3r, no argument
[14:20] <sethk> z1pp3r, always possible to _tell_ them.  Whether they do what you tell them is a whole different question.
[14:21] <z1pp3r> possible, if you know yourself =)
[14:21] <jacobian_wrk> Anyone here do video editing with ubuntu?
[14:21] <jacobian_wrk> I'm curious about what the tools are, and how high quality they are.
[14:21] <kane77> is this bad: Partition 1 does not end on cylinder boundary?
[14:21] <sorteal> I use LiVes for editing
[14:21] <z1pp3r> there was a 3d video made a year ago or so, only using open source tools.... damn, what was the name of that again...
[14:22] <z1pp3r> maybe you can find it on blenders website
[14:22] <erUSUL> z1pp3r: Elephant's Dream
[14:23] <z1pp3r> thats it!
[14:23] <z1pp3r> thanks
[14:23] <sethk> kane77, not really a problem, just means that there is a bit of wasted space
[14:23] <erUSUL> jacobian_wrk: kino or cinelerra ??
[14:23] <z1pp3r> jacobian_wrk, you might wanna download that video, to see whats possible with opensource tools
[14:24] <harry_>  on toolbar in 7.10 kde
[14:24] <Pici> z1pp3r: 3D modelling/production != video editing
[14:24] <sethk> kane77, The way partitioning works, a partial cylinder location can't be a starting point for the partition that follows, so the space in that cylinder that is not part of the partition will not be used.
[14:25] <harry_> how to get volume icon on toolbar for 7.10 kde
[14:25] <z1pp3r> Pici, hmm, you're right, but he wasnt very specific in his search for tools
[14:25] <alecwh> Is there a way I can monitor who is accessing Apache on my computer?
[14:25] <Benalex> I have Ubuntu Feisty Desktop DVD image... can I install Feisty KDE from it?
[14:26] <erUSUL> Pici: but blender has a basic non-linear video editor built in iirc
[14:26] <sethk> Benalex, sure
[14:26] <alecwh> Like, whoever is visitng my website on my machine, from their computer remotely
[14:26] <mcummings> Benalex: you'll want to install the kubuntu-desktop, etc.
[14:26] <Pici> erUSUL: Does it now?  Interesting.
[14:26] <Benalex> sethk: How... fom the live session or I had to start the text install?
[14:26] <sethk> alecwh, there is an access log in /usr/local/apache2/logs
[14:27] <Christina18> Hi, someone please name a wav-2-mp3 encoder for gnome that does not require to insert a cd. ?
[14:27] <alecwh> gedit couldn't find it
[14:27] <alecwh> sethk:
[14:27] <sethk> Benalex, You can start either the gui install or the text install
[14:27] <Pici> Benalex: You can't change the base packages for either install. You'd need to use the Kubuntu CDs if you wanted KDE instead of Gnome at first.  You can install kubuntu-desktop once its installed though, but you need an internet connection to do so.
[14:27] <mcummings> alecwh: check /var/log/apache2
[14:27] <sethk> alecwh, virtual domains have their own log directory
[14:28] <MasterShrek> christel, soundconverter
[14:28] <jacobian_wrk> thanks all...
[14:28] <MasterShrek> Christina18, **
[14:28] <sethk> alecwh, I installed from source, so my directory structure doesn't match yours', but the log file exists somewhere.
[14:28] <harry_> I have sound but no way to turn it down.... HELP please get the icon back to the kde toolbar
[14:28] <Christina18> MasterShrek: yes ?
[14:28] <Benalex> Comeon guys... you are confusing me.... I have the dvd... okay... what should I boot into now?
[14:28] <MasterShrek> soundconverter, sorry i put a different nick
[14:29] <alecwh> gedit is telling me it's a directory, mcummings.
[14:29] <Pici> harry_: please ask in #kubuntu, we mostly use Gnome here.
[14:29] <Tyroazard> Can I install new screensavers?
[14:29] <sethk> Benalex, the help at the boot menu will tell you how to start the install
[14:29] <mcummings> alecwh: *look* in the directory :) you should find your logs in there unless you've tweaked the apache configs
[14:29] <Tyroazard> Probably yes, but where?
[14:29] <Pici> Tyroazard: There are a few screensaver packages in the repositories, you'll need to look for them though.
[14:30] <Tyroazard> Repositries?
[14:30] <harry_> ok thx
[14:30] <Pici> !software | Tyroazard
[14:30] <ubotu> Tyroazard: A general introduction to the ways software can be installed, removed and managed in Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoftwareManagement - See also !Packages, !Equivalents
[14:30] <alecwh> Ok, thanks mcummings. I'm in access.log, are new entries at the top or bottom?
[14:30] <erUSUL> Pici: From the features page on blender.org --> Windows for animation curves/keys, outliner, schematic scene diagram, generic node editing system, *non-linear* *video* *sequence editing*, character animation action editor, non-linear animation mixer, image/UV editing, file/image selection and file management
[14:30]  * ArthurArchnix could swear he's been getting emails about Benelex, and the impact he could have on my relationships. ;)
[14:30] <mcummings> alecwh: new entries at the bottom
[14:30] <sethk> alecwh, they are timestamped.  Look at the date/time  :)
[14:31] <popdog123> hello
[14:31] <popdog123> can anyone pls help me set up my tv tuner?
[14:32] <alecwh> mcummings: Thanks a lot. Will it tell me that the file has been modified, if someone visits my machine? I'm waiting for someone to look at something...
[14:32] <Christina18> thnx Master
[14:32] <MasterShrek> yup
[14:33] <askand> Will ATI Radeon x600 give me trouble in ubuntu or will I be able to run compiz fusion and so on?
[14:33] <ArthurArchnix> popdog123: What kind of tv tuner do you have, and what version of Ubuntu are you running?
[14:33] <mcummings> alecwh: not if you have it in gedeit (I don't believe gedit does notification if the source file has been modified externally, but i could be wrong) - easiest thing to would probably be to tail -f the log in a console (and maybe | grep if you are looking for something in particular and need to filter out other hits)
[14:33] <popdog123> it's aleadtek winfast tv 2000 xp global in ubuntu 7.10
[14:33] <popdog123> actually i couldn't use it in any distro
[14:33] <MasterShrek> alecwh, if you put: tail -f /var/log/apache2/access.log in the terminal it will monitor the file
[14:34] <shockwaver> askand: A clean install of ubuntu 7.10 should give you no issues. But it's been really hit or miss from what I can tell from my own experiences.
[14:34] <h4x0r7h1s> is anyone here familiar with geronimo?
[14:34] <alecwh> cool.
[14:34] <alecwh> thanks.
[14:35] <askand> shockwaver:  ok what are you using/had experiences with?
[14:35] <Gigi> Hi!  Just one of topic question.  I'm in Central Time.  Eastern Time is one hour less right?  Or one hour more?
[14:35] <shockwaver> I upgraded from 7.04 with a broken compiz+xgl+gnome install hoping it would fix it with my ati x1950, but no such luck. I'm reasonably sure that if I did a clean install, it'd work fine.
[14:36] <sorteal> hour more
[14:36] <ackdesha> Gigi: eastern = central + 1
[14:36] <MasterShrek> Gigi, when its 9am here its 10am there
[14:36] <Gigi> thanks!
[14:36] <shockwaver> ATI cards can be a major headache, but basic support seems to be working 'out of the box' for 7.10
[14:36] <sorteal> yup
[14:36] <sethk> Gigi, time gets later as you move east
[14:37] <MasterShrek> ubunt jeos was a great idea imho
[14:37] <MasterShrek> ubuntu*
[14:37] <ArthurArchnix> popdog123: Everything I've read about your card says it's very well supported. What are you having trouble with? That is, what are you doing right now and what (if any) error messages are you getting.
[14:37] <Gigi> shockwaver my ATI is working fine, I had some problems thought. Did you check the xserver?
[14:38] <MasterShrek> doesnt seem to be working on vbox tho...
[14:38] <popdog123> i've read those things too
[14:38] <popdog123> :d
[14:38] <popdog123> my card is not recognized
[14:38] <popdog123> dmesg gives me cx88:you card is not recognized or something like that
[14:38] <popdog123> and it says to choose from a list of cards
[14:39] <vpegado> Hi there,
[14:39] <ArthurArchnix> !enter | popdog123
[14:39] <ubotu> popdog123: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[14:39] <popdog123> sorry
[14:39] <shockwaver> Gigi, my issue is xgl refuses to start with gnome. If I don't disable it starting automatically (~/.config/xserver-xgl/disable) then gnome dies with error messages and boots me back to the gdm login screen
[14:39] <vpegado> I got this problem while trying to apply the drivers to my ati radeon x1600
[14:39] <aux_> j #ubuntu-br
[14:39] <shockwaver> I've completely removed xgl/compiz/everything relating to those two and reinstalled them. Sometimes it works after I log out, and back in, other times no. And it never lasts after a reboot
[14:40] <sint> hey, what command shows me all deamons starting on boot?
[14:40] <popdog123> if i use modprobe bttv, i see video but i don't get audio, and i've read that it i don't get audio it must be because i haven't set the right card.... i've tried every card on that list but none worked correctly
[14:41] <shockwaver> Gigi, if you think you might be able to help.. check out my somewhat detailed post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=588442
[14:41] <mcummings> popdog123: does lspci list the card? (assuming its a pci card)
[14:41] <Gigi> shockwaver going over there, let's see if I find out something
[14:41] <popdog123> yes
[14:41] <popdog123> i get two multimedia devices... connexant video and connexant audio
[14:42] <shockwaver> I had compiz running under KDE when I ran 7.04.. but I hate KDE.
[14:42] <ArthurArchnix> popdog123: Post the output of "lspci", "dmesg", and "cat /etc/modprobe.d/bttv"  Re: Your lastest comment, but that is the correct driver to use. After setting it up like that and not getting audio have you gone into your sound configuration and changed the audio input device? Or perhaps in the program you're using, you can change the default input sound device?
[14:42] <vpegado> i dont get any sound inmy speakers btw :
[14:43] <MasterShrek> shockwaver, why so hostile against kde?
[14:43] <mcummings> popdog123: sorry, missed where you named it. google gives me this french ubuntu forum, trying some rusty french to see if its helpful (same card :) http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?id=10642
[14:44] <MasterShrek> mcummings, cant u translate the page from google?
[14:44] <MasterShrek> shoudl be a link near the google result to translate it
[14:44] <mcummings> MasterShrek: one mustn't unleash all l33t skillz in one go, what would the kids think????
[14:44] <mcummings> :D
[14:44] <MasterShrek> =P
[14:44] <shockwaver> MasterShrek: I guess hate is a bit harsh. In fact, I used KDE for several years because I could right-click in the file browser and open terminals. But it has some niggly things that annoy me, so I go with gnome because it tends to get on my nerves less
[14:45] <kae> i hate both gnome and ion
[14:45] <kae> ops
[14:45] <kae> i mean, i hate both kde and gnome, i use ion
[14:45] <MasterShrek> lol the biggest perk of kde for you was right-clicking to get a terminal? lol
[14:45] <sorteal> lol my thought too
[14:45] <shockwaver> I have simple needs.
[14:46] <mcummings> popdog123: page seems to have worked for french speaking ubuntu users, give it a whirl (i msg ya the translation url if you need it). hope it helps :)
[14:46] <Gigi> gonna check some stuff (I'm doing three things at the same time)
[14:46] <Gigi> brb
[14:46] <sorteal> My issues with KDE have always been stability
[14:46] <popdog123> dmesg gresp | bttv gives me bttv: command not found
[14:46] <popdog123> so the french forum doesn't really help
[14:46] <ArthurArchnix> popdog123: grep not gresp
[14:46] <Pici> popdog123: dmesg | grep bttv
[14:46] <MasterShrek> kae, very minimalistic huh? does it run any app? i spose it would
[14:46] <mcummings> popdog123: dmesg|grep bttv
[14:47] <popdog123> typo...
[14:47] <shockwaver> KDE always felt more.. hackerish to use. I mean, it felt like a more developer/professional type of interface. Which is good, but I'm at a point I just want things fairly simple unless I need it more complex.
[14:47] <MasterShrek> popdog123, dmesg | grep bttv
[14:47] <kae> yes, it runs... apps depend on the language libs, not the window manager...
[14:47] <popdog123> yes i meant to say that...
[14:47] <ArthurArchnix> popdog123: Don't be hard on yourself, call it a translation error. ;)
[14:47] <popdog123> :D
[14:47] <kae> i run both qt and gtk programs in ion
[14:48] <Codenut> I am trying to log on to a shell in the GUI system of the desk top terminal window. su does not accept my general password, nor does sudo.
[14:48] <kae> i think kde and gnome and those windows based desktops are too space-wasters
[14:48] <Codenut> The man page has a bunch of switches.
[14:49] <shockwaver> kae, I find gnome very space efficient, at least while none of the dialog boxes are open. I love the default split taskbar, open stuff on bottom, menu/shortcuts on top
[14:49] <popdog123> dmesg | grep bttv: only 2 lines.... driver version 0.9.17 and using 8 buffers with 2080k
[14:49]  * LancerDragoon agrees with shockwaver
[14:49] <c> sta radis
[14:49] <kae> yeah, that's very great...
[14:49] <jrib> Codenut: what exactly are you typing?
[14:50] <sorteal> but gnome uses more resources than ion or say fluxbox
[14:50] <kae> i stopped using that kind of desktops when i realized i wasn't using the program menu anymore :P
[14:50] <Pici> !it
[14:50] <ubotu> Vai su #ubuntu-it o su #kubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[14:50] <Pici> !ot
[14:50] <popdog123> so, as i said the card isn't detected
[14:50] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[14:50] <kae> i was just using the alt + f2 in both kde and gnome
[14:51] <shockwaver> That's why linux is awesome. 50+ ways to do the same thing, so everyone finds what they like best.
[14:51] <kae> :)
[14:51] <shockwaver> Can be a pain when you are learning, but once you get the basics down.. I loathe booting back in to windows to game.
[14:52] <kae> lol, me too
[14:52] <DARKGuy> Hey guys, is there a way to do a scan for all PCs on a network and get their IP & hostname? sorta like Advanced IP Scanner :p
[14:52] <mcummings> nmap
[14:52] <Veggie> yeah
[14:52] <kae> i just learnt how to use virtualbox to play games...
[14:52] <Veggie> nmap
[14:52] <Pici> DARKGuy: nmap is THE network scanning tool..
[14:52] <Pici> It was even used in The Matrix <.<
[14:52] <DARKGuy> yes xD
[14:52] <mcummings> lol
[14:52] <shockwaver> I was under the impression virtualbox, and indeed all the virtualization packages didn't support 3d
[14:53] <DARKGuy> but what parameters would I need to pass to nmap o_O?
[14:53] <chazco> Anyone able to help with http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=608760 ?
[14:53] <kae> i'm sorry if my english is wrong or odd, i don't practice it very much
[14:53] <Veggie> man nmap >_>
[14:53] <ArthurArchnix> popdog123: You said that you were able to get video, but no sound, so how are you saying it's not detected? Post the output of lspci to pastebin
[14:53] <mcummings> DARKGuy: run nmapfe - nice little gui
[14:53] <rrittenhouse> Are there any major recent memory leaks in Trackerd ?
[14:53] <kae> sometimes i don't know how to put in words what i'm thinking :P
[14:53] <popdog123> i'm pasting what you all the things you said earlier right now
[14:53] <DARKGuy> mcummings, ah, a GUI... thanks goodness, I shall try it ^^
[14:53] <shockwaver> kae, english is my only language.. and I -still- don't know how to put in to words what I'm thinking half the time.
[14:54] <DARKGuy> lol
[14:54] <kae> lol!
[14:54] <sorteal> lol
[14:54] <Codenut> On the $ prompt I am typing su, hitting return and then my normal password to log onto the system. In the past that has been enough to log on.
[14:54] <Codenut> somtimes it is sudo
[14:54] <Veggie> Codenut, I don't get the problem. You can't log in as root?
[14:55] <LjL-Temp> !pm [D]ANIEL[a]
[14:55] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about pm [d]aniel[a] - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[14:55] <Pici> Codenut:`su` will only work if you have unlocked you root account and set a password.  sudo should take your user's password.  Are you sure that you are in the 'admin' group?
[14:55] <mcummings> Codenut: sudo su would work - su would expect you to give root's password, not yours....
[14:55] <LjL-Temp> !pm | [D]ANIEL[a]
[14:55] <ubotu> [D]ANIEL[a]: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can also benefit AND help you. Please don't PM a user in the channel without asking first, some find it rude.
[14:55] <popdog123> http://www.pastebin.ca/784061
[14:55] <erUSUL> Codenut: use 'sudo -i' to get a "root shell"
[14:55] <Pici> LjL-Temp: psst, you still have your @ on.
[14:56] <mcummings> popdog123: did you attempt to rmmod bttv and reload it with the card=34 tuner=24 options?
[14:56] <popdog123> yes
[14:56] <Codenut> OK, so I have to use the -i switch or make sure my user name is root.
[14:56] <Codenut> T
[14:56]  * mcummings is just reading that french page - i'm just running a generic happauge myself
[14:56] <burn__> hi guys, just installed printer: canon pixma ip1600, using generic drivers, but i cant test print: comes out as: CUPS server error "Client-error-document-format-not-supported"
[14:57] <Veggie> Just use sudo if you need to log in as root - it's safer.
[14:57] <Codenut> This is new for me as of v7.04 of debian/ubuntu
[14:57] <DARKGuy> thanks mcummings ^^
[14:57] <Codenut> Thanks guys.
[14:57] <Veggie> Burn, what are you trying to print?
[14:57] <Pici> !sudo | Codenut read this, explains it a bit better
[14:57] <ubotu> Codenut read this, explains it a bit better: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[14:57] <mcummings> Codenut: in a nutshell, su expects you to know the password of the user you are su'ing to (it's old school, so to speak, elevation); sudo lets you do the same things, but is based on your password/permissions, so su - expects root's password, but sudo su - expects yours; similar but slightly different approaches
[14:57] <burn__> veggie: test print
[14:57] <kae> !samba
[14:57] <ubotu> samba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[14:57] <burn__> just installed Ubuntu 7.10
[14:58] <kae> !windows
[14:58] <ubotu> For discussion and help with Microsoft Windows, please visit ##windows or your nearest mental health institute. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and !equivalents
[14:58] <Makere> shit forgot to backup my sbmfs settings before format/reinstall :/
[14:58] <nikitis> Is there any Anti-DRM converters that converts .wma drm'd files to non-drm'd mp3's?
[14:58] <sorteal> does cannon have linux drivers on their site?
[14:58] <Pici> !language | Makere
[14:58] <ubotu> Makere: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[14:59] <Makere> my bad
[14:59] <kae> !equivalents
[14:59] <ubotu> A comprehensive list of of Windows-equivalent applications in Linux can be found at http://www.linuxrsp.ru/win-lin-soft/table-eng.html and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WhatWindowsUsersWant
[14:59] <Makere> I bet I just destroyed millions of innoncent little childrens :(
[15:00] <sorteal> shame on u
[15:00] <kae> that ubotu thing is a fantastic tool
[15:00] <kae> !porn
[15:00] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about porn - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[15:00] <nikitis> Anyone know?
[15:00] <nikitis> !drm
[15:00] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about drm - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[15:00] <sorteal> how can you not know anything about porn!
[15:00] <kae> !wma
[15:00] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[15:01] <kae> !mc
[15:01] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about mc - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[15:01] <scort> hola
[15:01] <kae> !midnightcommander
[15:01] <nikitis> kae, not trying to play wma, just trying to convert from DRM to non DRM.  Unfortunately, DRM has locked me out from playing my music any further :(
[15:01] <Pici> !botabuse | kae
[15:01] <ubotu> kae: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (type also /msg ubotu Bot). Don't use commands in the public channels if you don't know if they really exist. Also avoid adding joke/useless factoids.
[15:01] <Makere> hmm, got 3 hrs 45mins to reinstall my ubuntu and all the soft plus config
[15:01] <Veggie> Easy.
[15:02] <kae> okay :)
[15:02] <kae> love ya, ubotu
[15:02] <sorteal> lol
[15:02] <Makere> forbidden bot love
[15:02] <ljsmithx> Hello!
[15:02] <ArthurArchnix> popdog123: Ok, so you card is recognized, it just can't figure out how to run it.
[15:02] <bullgard4> English help wanted. Gparted lists 8 columns for each partition. What are the English names of them? Is it 'Partition', 'file system', 'mountpoint', 'Label', 'size', 'occupied', 'free' and 'markings'? Or what are the names in the English version of GParted?
[15:02] <ljsmithx> How do I play DVDS?
[15:02] <ljsmithx> ???
[15:03] <popdog123> and what do i do?
[15:03] <mcummings> ubotu: botsnack
[15:03] <ubotu> Yum! Err, I mean, APT!
[15:03] <Makere> insert a dvd and play
[15:03] <mavi-> bullgard4: that sounds like english to me
[15:03] <mcummings> now that's the mark of a good bot
[15:03] <ljsmithx> No, Totem says plugins are not present
[15:03] <kae> i love those bots...
[15:03] <ljsmithx> Who?
[15:04] <bullgard4> mavi-: But I need the exact answer of an owner of an English version of that program.
[15:04] <ljsmithx> ubotu:windows
[15:04] <ubotu> For discussion and help with Microsoft Windows, please visit ##windows or your nearest mental health institute. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and !equivalents
[15:04] <ljsmithx> :(
[15:04] <burn__> just installed Virtualbox to run WINDOWSXP on my Ubuntu. Loading thru Windowsxp.iso, error message: FATAL: No bootable medium found. System Halted. Any ideas?
[15:04] <genii> kae: When i need to query ubotu i normally do: /msg ubotu hi              which opens up a separate window to mess around in
[15:04] <ArthurArchnix> popdog123: " bttv is linux driver for TV cards based on the bt848 and bt878 chips." According to lspci, You have a cx chip, so the bttv is the wrong driver.
[15:04] <shockwaver> Is your windowsxp.iso a boot disk, burn__?
[15:04] <popdog123> oops
[15:04] <nikitis> Anyone messed with converting DRM music over to non-DRM music?
[15:04] <ljsmithx> What do I have to do to get Totem to recognize dvd?
[15:05] <ljsmithx> s*
[15:05] <kae> thanks for your advice, genii :D
[15:05] <genii> kae: np
[15:05] <burn__> shockwaver: oh man really not too sure, its just an .iso file...i guess its not?
[15:05] <clarezoe> I'm still strugglin with my soundcard
[15:05] <Veggie> Playing the DVD should prompt Totem to install necessary codecs - either that or download them through "Add/Remove Programs".
[15:05] <sorteal> is the dvd encrypted?
[15:05] <ljsmithx> Yeah, Terminator 3
[15:05] <ljsmithx> Just a test dvd
[15:05] <ArthurArchnix> popdog123: You should start by searching for the driver using the cx2388 chip. Here, for example, is one link: http://icculus.org/~jcspray/wintv_cx88.html
[15:05] <ljsmithx> But commercial
[15:05] <clarezoe> never had sound ever since I installed ubuntu, even with liveCD
[15:06] <kksm19820117> I'm  am considering installing Xubuntu - a command line install - from an alternate CD and was wondering if I install xfce later using synaptic, will it automatically install thunar and xfburn, etc...? Is there a way I can find out?
[15:06] <shockwaver> burn__: If you downloaded the iso, you should check any nfo files to make sure it is bootable, if you created it yourself, you need to make sure the original disk is bootable. Not all XP disks are (found that out the hard way)
[15:06] <ljsmithx> clarezoe: do you have speakers?
[15:06] <clarezoe> no
[15:06] <nikitis> ljsmithx look for libdvdcss2
[15:06] <ljsmithx> Hmmm
[15:06] <sorteal> you need libdvdcss2
[15:06] <erUSUL> kksm19820117: xubuntu-desktop ??
[15:06] <ljsmithx> Ok
[15:06] <clarezoe> no wait
[15:06] <shockwaver> Baring that.. could be a config problem with virtualbox.. not sure if you need to set the virtual bios to boot from the cd drive
[15:06] <ljsmithx> sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2?
[15:07] <nikitis> ljsmithx, you can find a rpm of it on vlc's website.  just convert it to .deb and install
[15:07] <sorteal> depends on your repositories
[15:07] <burn__> shockwave: okay man i will try and download a bootable one then, maybe thru torrent sites hehe
[15:07] <ljsmithx> How do I convert?
[15:07] <ToddEDM> good morning guys
[15:07] <sorteal> oh yeah vlc should play the dvd right out of the box
[15:07] <nikitis> alien
[15:07] <kksm19820117> erUSUL: I do not want to install thunar and mousepad, etc, but would like xfce itself along with xfburn.
[15:07] <clarezoe> ljsmithx I'm compaq laptop
[15:08] <shockwaver> burn__: Before you do that, I'd see if you can force virtualbox to boot from the cd drive. I don't use virtualbox, but if you hit del or f2 or what not as it is starting up, you should be able to go to the bios and tell it to boot from CD?
[15:08] <ljsmithx> Maybe others can help clarezoe??
[15:08] <ArthurArchnix> popdog123: You might try the cx8800 driver, "sudo modprobe cx8800". This is a guess, I'm still reading.
[15:08] <nikitis> sorteal, it should, unless you get a certain version of vlc
[15:09] <burn__> shockwaver: man if only my cd-drive works..haha thats why i am loading thru .iso
[15:09] <dorto> If I mark some packages on my 32-bit ubuntu, generate the script file from Synaptic Package Manager and then send the script file to a friends who uses 64-bit Ubuntu, can he use the script file to install the marked packages?
[15:09] <ljsmithx> Ok, Im installing VLC
[15:09] <clarezoe> thanks ljsmithx
[15:09] <clarezoe> anyone can help me?
[15:09] <mcummings> clarezoe: just curious - in a console window, does alsamixer start up?
[15:09] <ljsmithx> Help clarezoe!!!
[15:09] <nikitis> sorteal, fyi, some linux distros, send out vlc with a gimped libdvdcss2, but i think your fine with ubuntu's
[15:09] <shockwaver> burn__: I meant the virtual cd drive that you set up with virtualbox, not your real one
[15:09] <popdog123> i've downloaded cx88-0.0.4
[15:09] <popdog123> i'm compiling it now
[15:10] <clarezoe> I've tried alsa drivers, and oss drivers,everything is fine except the sound
[15:10] <burn__> ooooooooo i c i c, ok trying NOW :)
[15:10] <ljsmithx> VLC isnt opening the DVD
[15:10] <ljsmithx> :(
[15:10] <NET||abuse> hmm, ok,, i've got a server that's gone dog slow,, i look at top, and i just wondered,, is the 97%wa mean the cpu is locked waiting 97% of the time, and so it's crawling? Cpu0  :  1.9% us,  1.0% sy,  0.0% ni,  0.0% id, 97.1% wa,  0.0% hi,  0.0% si"
[15:10] <thingummywut> i have a problem compiling java code that is encoded with ISO-something (Latin1). my Xubuntu used UTF8. how can i get ISO working?
[15:10] <nikitis> So nobody knows how to convert DRM music over to non-DRM?
[15:10] <sorteal> oh I only really use ubuntu and mandriva so I've never ran into any gimped libdvdcss2 vlc thats interesting
[15:10] <mcummings> clarezoe: yes, but does alsamixer come up? it lets you (curses, not quite gui'ish) manipulate volume and mute channels, and can be helpful in ways that the desktop sound controls aren't sometimes
[15:10] <ArthurArchnix> popdog123: Have you tried "sudo modprobe cx88-dvb"
[15:10] <nikitis> sorteal, yea suse is an example
[15:10] <deal_> Good day folks. I'm about to install my Nvidia drivers, but I cant cos I have to shutdown my X server, but that I dont know how to. Can someone gimme a url to a tutorial or such?
[15:11] <nikitis> !nvidia
[15:11] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[15:11] <ljsmithx> VLC isnt playing the dvd
[15:11] <clarezoe> yes, alsamixer and ossxmix both come up
[15:12] <nikitis> DRM anyone?
[15:12] <deal_> nikitis: thank m8
[15:12] <pawan> is there google earth for ubuntu
[15:12] <mcummings> clarezoe: don't suppose any of the channels are mute'd, or 0 volumed? that alsamixer comes up means that alsa believes it has the right config for your sound card (and detects it too)
[15:12] <nikitis> deal_, np
[15:12] <dorto> are all the applications available in ubuntu multiverse and universe repositories available for both 32-bit and 64-bit versions?
[15:12] <nikitis> pawan, yes sudo apt-get install googleearth
[15:12] <popdog123> ArthurArchnix: FATAL: Error inserting cx88_dvb (/lib/modules/2.6.22-14-generic/kernel/drivers/media/video/cx88/cx88-dvb.ko): No such device
[15:13] <clarezoe> mcummings: I've unmuted every channels
[15:13] <nikitis> pawan, if that doesn't work, go to ubuntuguide.org and search for googleearth
[15:13] <sorteal> ljsmithx: did you get it from apt or vlc's site?
[15:13] <ljsmithx> no
[15:13] <ljsmithx> sudo apt-get install
[15:13] <ljsmithx> vlc
[15:13] <ljsmithx> Does it matter>
[15:13] <ljsmithx> ?*
[15:13] <pawan> is ubuntu better than windows xp
[15:13] <nikitis> ljsmithx, then you got it from apt
[15:13] <sorteal> try the one from vlc"s site
[15:14] <ljsmithx> ok
[15:14] <nikitis> ljsmithx, type sudo apt-get remove vlc first
[15:14] <sorteal> anything is better than XP
[15:14] <ljsmithx> sorteal?
[15:14] <pawan> and vista
[15:14] <nikitis> I can't believe nobody here knows anything about DRM music
[15:14] <sorteal> yes?
[15:14] <apo`_> nikitis: I do
[15:14] <apo`_> It sucks
[15:15] <nikitis> apo`_, do you know how to convert it?
[15:15] <ljsmithx> hello
[15:15] <apo`_> Nope
[15:15] <apo`_> Never had any, sorry
[15:15] <pawan> is ubuntu better than vista
[15:15] <t-om> any news about the restrained cpufreq functionality on qutsy
[15:15] <nikitis> apo`_, i didn't either, but my wife has albums full of it.  And now she can't play them any longer
[15:15] <void^> nikitis: play it using your drm-capable system and record it via line-in. :-)
[15:16] <nikitis> void^, can't any longer
[15:16] <sorteal> OS's are like religion if it fits wear it
[15:16] <nikitis> void^, she upgraded her Windows Media player from 10 to 11, and it locked the files
[15:16] <apo`_> lol
[15:16] <mcummings> clarezoe: kde, gnome, or other? (sorry if you've answered this already - trying to eliminate something like arts from kde stepping over your sound settings)
[15:16] <nikitis> no longer playable
[15:16] <burn__> shockwaver: nope man same outcome, i mounted the virtual cd/dvd with the .iso file
[15:16] <void^> nikitis: well then, now you know why you shouldn't pay money for music you don't own
[15:16] <ljsmithx> http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-ubuntu.html They dont have a download
[15:17] <nikitis> void^, i never did, it was my wife
[15:17] <m1r> hello
[15:17] <nikitis> void^, i know there's file converters out there, i just don't know what they are for linux
[15:18] <pawan> how to install ubuntu
[15:18] <ArthurArchnix> popdog123: Not a big deal. Just a guess at the right driver.
[15:18] <popdog123> btw, cx88-0.0.4 won't compile.... some code error
[15:19] <sorteal> ljsmithx : should have info on how to get vlc with libdvdcss2 installed though
[15:19] <kksm19820117> I'm  am considering installing Xubuntu - a command line install - from an alternate CD and was wondering if I install xfce later using synaptic, will it automatically install thunar and xfburn, etc..., or can I install it after installing xfce? Is there a way I can find out?
[15:19] <Myrtti> excuse me for the silly question, but is gsfonts in ubuntu same as ghostscript-fonts in SuSe?
[15:19] <pawan> how to install google earth
[15:20] <ljsmithx> It says Ive got libdvdcss2 installed
[15:20] <pawan> awan@pawan-desktop:~$ sudo apt-get install googleearth
[15:20] <pawan> [sudo] password for pawan:
[15:20] <pawan> Reading package lists... Done
[15:20] <pawan> Building dependency tree
[15:20] <pawan> Reading state information... Done
[15:20] <pawan> E: Couldn't find package googleearth
[15:20] <ljsmithx> Why isnt it playing?
[15:20] <Myrtti> !paste | pawan
[15:20] <ubotu> pawan: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[15:21] <ljsmithx> Guys?
[15:21] <mcummings> pawan: googleearth-package
[15:21] <ljsmithx> libdvdcss2 is installed
[15:21] <pawan> full command
[15:21] <sorteal> if you have libdvdcss2 installed and it still won't play the encryption on that dvd may be to beefy for libdvdcss2 to read
[15:21] <ljsmithx> And it still wont play
[15:21] <mcummings> pawan: apt-get install googleearth-package
[15:21] <thanius> Hi, I'm trying to get pulseaudio to work because I'm having that annoying Flash9-bug going on. Thing is, it seems that init.d/pulseaudio doesn't do anything?
[15:21] <ljsmithx> Ok, how do I fix that?
[15:21] <ljsmithx> ?
[15:22] <thanius> I mean, it's full of stuff, but when running it says nada
[15:22] <sandaru1> kksm19820117: i think if you install xubuntu-desktop it'll automatically install all those necessary packages
[15:22] <sorteal> I've never run into that problem though so I'm not sure what you should next sorry
[15:22] <clarezoe> mcummings?
[15:22] <mcummings> clarezoe: running out of ideas (sorry) - never was a great sound guy :/
[15:23] <sorteal> ljsmithx : there are pay programs like lindvd I think it's called that will play anything but like I said they are pay programs\
[15:23] <ljsmithx> NO1
[15:23] <bullgard4> English help wanted. Gparted lists 8 columns for each partition. What are the English names of them? Is it 'Partition', 'file system', 'mountpoint', 'Label', 'size', 'occupied', 'free' and 'markings'? Or what are the names in the English version of GParted?
[15:23] <ljsmithx> I dont pay for warez
[15:23] <deal_> That URL I got about Nvidia only told me how I could identify my card. I already know witch card I got, all I want is to know how to shutdown my X and keep it down until I know everything works
[15:23] <kksm19820117> sandaru1: I'm certain it will, since I already run xubuntu 6.xx . But I do NOT want thunar and mousepad , along with some other apps. Which is why I'm doing a command line install first and then looking to install xfce or xfwm. The only real question is which.
[15:23] <clarezoe> or any one had the same problem as mine and solved?
[15:24] <clarezoe> my card is intel AC97
[15:24] <pawan> how to start it
[15:24] <clarezoe> ALC250
[15:24] <thanius> Anyone messed with PulseAudio before?
[15:24] <popdog123> yeah i have... but i couldn't make it work
[15:24] <sandaru1> kksm19820117: you can have a look at xfce dependencies.
[15:25] <ljsmithx> AHHHHHHHH
[15:25] <pawan> how to start google earth
[15:25] <ljsmithx> VLC is still not playing
[15:25] <ljsmithx> It may be the dvd tho
[15:26] <sorteal> ljsmithx : I'm really sorry I couldn't be more helpful
[15:26] <ljsmithx> Thats fine dude
[15:26] <shockwaver> bullgard4: Partition, Filesystem, Mountpoint, Size, Used, Unused, Flags is what my gparted shows
[15:26] <pawan> how to start google earth
[15:27] <bullgard4> shockwaver: What version of Gparted do you use?
[15:27] <shockwaver> using 0.3.3
[15:27] <pawan> how to select it
[15:28] <shockwaver> Ok, when I look at my second drive I get this: Partition, Filesystem, Mountpoint, Label, Size, Used, Unused, Flags
[15:28] <bazhang> pawan try typing googleearth in the terminal
[15:28] <donner> hey how to set this Nov 19 12:51:26 krshotina sshd[4801]: error: Bind to port 2222 on <IP_ADDRESS> failed: Address already in use.
[15:28] <donner> :((
[15:29] <pawan> pawan@pawan-desktop:~$ googleearth
[15:29] <pawan> bash: googleearth: command not found
[15:29] <thanius> Anyone got a client.conf for their pulseaudio?
[15:29] <X-Sleepy-X> anyone got problems with tvtime and sound?
[15:29] <t-om> pawan, check  the executable name with dpkg -L googleearth-package
[15:29] <bullgard4> shockwaver: I am using version 0.3.3 as well but a German edition. This edition has another column between 'Mountgpoint' and 'Size'. Its name is 'Label'. This 'Label' column is missing in your version?
[15:30] <shockwaver> It was missing when I didn't have any partitions with a label, when I switched to the drive that did, it is there
[15:30] <ljsmithx> Lol
[15:31] <pawan> pawan@pawan-desktop:~$ dpkg -L googleearth-package
[15:31] <pawan> /usr/bin
[15:31] <pawan> /usr/bin/make-googleearth-package
[15:31] <pawan> /usr/share
[15:31] <apo`_> donner: netstat -pl | grep 2222
[15:31] <pawan> /usr/share/doc
[15:31] <pawan> /usr/share/doc/googleearth-package
[15:31] <pawan> /usr/share/doc/googleearth-package/README.Debian
[15:31] <pawan> /usr/share/doc/googleearth-package/copyright
[15:31] <pawan> /usr/share/doc/googleearth-package/changelog.gz
[15:31] <pawan> /usr/share/man
[15:31] <pawan> /usr/share/man/man1
[15:31] <pawan> /usr/share/man/man1/make-googleearth-package.1.gz
[15:31] <pawan> pawan@pawan-desktop:~$
[15:31] <bazhang> pastebin pawan
[15:32] <donner> ]root@krshotina:/home/donner/Desktop/crack# netstat -pl | grep 2222
[15:32] <donner> tcp6       0      0 *:2222                  *:*                     LISTEN     4801/sshd
[15:32] <donner> root@krshotina:/home/donner/Desktop/crack#
[15:32] <t-om> pawan, so try sudo  /usr/bin/make-googleearth-package
[15:32] <apo`_> donner: Try killing sshd and restarting it
[15:33] <Myrtti> !paste | pawan, donner
[15:33] <ubotu> pawan, donner: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[15:33] <Myrtti> pawan: I've already once requested you use pastebin
[15:34] <genii> thanius: You may find some useful pulseaudio stuff here: http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?t=12497
[15:34] <genii> Bah they left
[15:34] <donner> i do that but again problem
[15:36] <ketan> hiiii
[15:36] <ketan> hiiii
[15:36] <donner>  * Restarting OpenBSD Secure Shell server sshd               [ OK ]
[15:36] <mr5oh> morning
[15:36] <donner> but again problem
[15:36] <ketan> hiiii
[15:37] <ketan> aNY BODY THERE.
[15:37] <t-om> no
[15:37] <ketan> M NEW ON THIS
[15:37] <sorteal> hi and yup
[15:37] <pawan> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/45124/
[15:37] <ketan> HI SORTEAL
[15:37] <meng> not love channel is this
[15:37] <gnomefreak> !caps | ketan
[15:37] <ubotu> ketan: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[15:37] <sorteal> hi
[15:37] <ketan> SAY HI WID MA NAME
[15:38] <ketan> PLZZ
[15:38] <gnomefreak> ketan: lose the caps
[15:38] <meng> anyone can permanently set 24bit depth for gutsy?
[15:38] <ketan> I DONT KNOW WHO IS TALKIN  TO WHOM
[15:38] <sorteal> ketan : hi and lose the caps lock
[15:38] <mikebeecham> I've been reading up on how to install Microsoft Fonts Package....is it just as easy to install other fonts also?
[15:38] <wucheng> is there any lightweight web browse for my  old computer with only 128 ram?
[15:39] <akincer> wucheng: Opera is very lightweight
[15:39] <Pici> !fonts | mikebeecham
[15:39] <ubotu> mikebeecham: Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". No fonts in MPlayer? see !MPlayer
[15:39] <mr5oh> Simple question, I messed up and somehow installed 2 wireless cards, only have one, so I need to remove the two I installed somehow?
[15:39] <mikebeecham> thanks pici
 go google first web browser
[15:39] <meng> that old txt only wonder is really light
[15:39] <gnomefreak> wucheng: does it have to be GUI?
[15:40] <wucheng> yes
[15:40] <wucheng> gui
[15:40] <t-om> pawan, the correct address is http://dl.google.com/earth/client/current/GoogleEarthLinux.bin
[15:40] <akincer> wucheng: Opera
[15:40] <meng> opera is still too fat
[15:40] <Myrtti> wucheng: epiphany might be good
[15:40] <wucheng> not small enough
[15:40] <meng> dillo
[15:40] <sorteal> wucheng then I agree with akincer as far as opera goes
[15:40] <Myrtti> wucheng: installs with epiphany-browser
[15:40] <gnomefreak> wucheng: ther eare a few epiphany isnt heavy opera isnt too heavy dillo is about the lightest you will get
[15:40] <donner> !sshd
[15:40] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sshd - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[15:40] <akincer> Opera can fit on a cell phone but is still too fat? That's an amusing thought
[15:40] <donner> !ssh
[15:40] <ubotu> SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
[15:41] <sorteal> lol
[15:41] <Myrtti> akincer: opera's mobile version != opera for pc's
opera mobile is not a proper browser
[15:41] <bullgard4> shockwaver: Thank you very much for your help.
[15:41] <shockwaver> Sure thing bullgard4
[15:41] <Deadalico> hello
dillo, otherwise that browser in the E17 desktop buntu works too
[15:42] <Deadalico> would anyone happen to know the link to a version of live ubuntu that i could use on a 1gig usb stick?
search pendrivelinux?
[15:43] <Deadalico> okay thanks
[15:43] <Deadalico> awsome website =D
[15:44] <bieb> Anyone here know how the Dell Vostro 1000 laptop fairs with Ubuntu support?
[15:44] <bullgard4> Gparted differentiates between a 'Label' and a 'flag' of a partition. What is the difference between them?
[15:44] <wucheng> i only need to see text on the webpage ,no picture is good ,is epiphany good ?
[15:45] <gnomefreak> wucheng: use links2 than you can launch it in gui but still wont really show pics
[15:45] <jrib> wucheng: links2
[15:46] <akincer> Opera 9 only requires 64MB of RAM.   I have a somewhat new anomaly.  When I plug in my USB key, nothing happens.  How do I query my USB ports to mount a USB drive?
[15:46]  * Em3raldMcSquizzy is an Opera user.
[15:46] <gnomefreak> akincer: it is big, there is no doubt about that but its light compared to firefox
[15:46] <bulmer> nothing to be alarmed, but has google just now -- one has to login to searching the news?
[15:46] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> Opera is just an example of *good software*.  It would be nice if it was OSS though.
[15:47] <meng> used to like it
[15:47] <meng> till they added all that nonsense to it
[15:47] <jrib> wucheng: links2 -g  is perfect for you I'd bet
[15:47] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> meng what nonsense?
[15:47] <gnomefreak> can we please move the opera topic to #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:47] <meng> speed dial, BT clients
[15:47] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> gnomefreak: good call
[15:47] <ketan> hey does any know a fast antivirus
[15:47] <Myrtti> ketan: for what
[15:47] <jrib> ketan: why do you need it?
[15:47] <gnomefreak> ketan: ther eisnt one
[15:48] <gnomefreak> there isnt*
[15:48] <ketan> i  have avg
[15:48] <ketan> its damn slow
[15:48] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> how do I mount my USB drive, people??
[15:48] <wucheng> jrib,links2 -g ?
[15:48] <cherva> Are you all absolutely sure that ubuntu doesn't brake HDD's when the PC is dual booting because I crashed 3 hdd's (2 ata, 1 sata) exactly 2 months after installing ubuntu , my second pc's HDD sounds strange ( close to 2 months ) and one of my friends has bad sectors on 1 of his hdd's (again 2 months after installing ubuntu as second OS ) ??????
no need for avg or antivirus in linux
[15:48] <ip_helper> Em3raldMcSquizzy: whats your version and stick?
[15:48] <gnomefreak> wucheng: that is how you launch ot
[15:48] <gnomefreak> it
[15:48] <jrib> wucheng: yep, install links2 and run 'links2 -g'
[15:48] <pawan> wheater indian companies are using ubuntu
[15:48] <akincer> meng: That is subject to change
[15:48] <ketan> why  so
[15:48] <bulmer> nothing to be alarmed, but has google just now -- one has to login to searching the news? can anyone confirm please
[15:48] <ketan> why  so
[15:48] <gnomefreak> wucheng: in terminal type links2 -g URL you want to open
[15:48] <meng> yes, but for the mean time, it does not
[15:49] <ketan> today only i installed linux
[15:49] <Pici> ketan: There are no viruses for linux in the wild.
[15:49] <gnomefreak> bulmer: please ask that in #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:49] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ip_helper: Gutsy, stick is a "card reader" with an SD card in it.  Used to work on plug-n-play.  Now, nothing happens.
[15:49] <Pici> ketan: This isnt Windows.
[15:49] <wucheng> i'll try
[15:49] <ketan> i know
[15:49] <ketan> its my first day
[15:49] <akincer> meng: It is also helpful to prevent Linux users from unknowingly pass viruses on to the more vulnerable Windows computers
[15:49] <jrib> ketan: forget about the antivirus and go use your computer
[15:49] <ketan> and  for xp
[15:49] <ketan> yaa
[15:49] <bieb> Anyone here know how the Dell Vostro 1000 laptop fairs with Ubuntu support?
[15:49] <sorteal> ketan:it is because linux is virtually virus free thanks to its strict permission system
[15:49] <gnomefreak> ketan: see ##windows for windows help
[15:49] <ketan> this OS is so hard
[15:50] <bazhang> bieb: what are the specs?
[15:50] <jrib> ketan: what do you find hard?
[15:50] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ketan: hehe, don't worry, you're not the first to wonder about the lack of a need for antivirus.
well, most do have AV's anyway, but it's only gamers and what not still not using AVs
[15:50] <RAVN_> i cant' get cpu scaling to work , i have a intel core duo processor
[15:50] <shockwaver> Ugh. Isn't it great when X crashes?
[15:50] <ketan> i dont know how to open downloaded files
[15:50] <RAVN_> it gives me an error saying the cpu doesn't support scaling
[15:50] <t-om> pawan, yeah ubuntu is quite well known here. people move from debian to ubuntu
[15:50] <ketan> it gives errors
[15:50] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ketan: what kind of files?
[15:50] <akincer> meng: Agreed. The easiest way is to just put AV on an email gateway and pass files that way.
try clam av anyway, for all that paranoia
[15:50] <ip_helper> Em3raldMcSquizzy: do you have another box you can mount it to? or SD readable/writable to camera or whatever?
[15:51] <ketan> gtalk setup
[15:51] <ketan> hi meng
[15:51] <gnomefreak> ketan: go to system>Help and support menu and it should answer most of your questions
[15:51] <ketan> tell me how to run gtalk setup i downloaded
[15:51] <ip_helper> Em3raldMcSquizzy: seen more than a few usb drives melt down after a hot unplug
[15:51] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ip_helper: I could certainly try ... although the other day when I had this same problem, I just stuck it in a different USB port and she worked fine.  Not this time though.
[15:51] <Myrtti> ketan: why don't you use pidgin
[15:51] <jrib> ketan: you need to read the starter guide at help.ubuntu.com .  You will learn the proper way to install software there
[15:51] <ketan> wat is pidgin
[15:51] <meng> ketan: google gtalk setup for pidgin
[15:52] <misc--> hello! I was just wondering if it's actually possible to get wireless networking working correctly? I'm not talking about stand on one foot prey to good upon reboot kind of thing, I mean real correct wireless that actually works...
[15:52] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ip_helper: well, I don't think that's the issue here :D ... I just can't remember how to manually mount a usb drive
[15:52] <Myrtti> ketan: a im  client that can do msn, icq and many others including gtalk
[15:52] <ketan> i dont even have a idea abt it
[15:52] <akincer> ketan: Pidgin is a chat client that can interface with lots of IM networks
[15:52] <Myrtti> ketan: you've already got it installed
[15:52] <bieb> Bahang... AMD AthalonTM 64 X2 dual core 1.7, 15.4"wide screen, 1gb Ram, 120gb HDD, DVDrw, ATI Radeon Xpress 1150, Dell Wireless 1390
[15:52] <Myrtti> ketan: if you're on ubuntu
[15:52] <ketan> wat  installed
[15:52] <Myrtti> ketan: pidgin
[15:52] <ketan> i  am on ubuntu
[15:52] <akincer> Myrtti: I don't think pidgin comes installed by default
[15:52] <gnomefreak> ketan: read the help and support menu in system
[15:52] <akincer> can't remember if I had to install it or not
[15:53] <ketan> yaa
[15:53] <bazhang> bieb: if it's for general use--you're golden; something else in mind? or certain issues you have?
[15:53] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ketan: I think it's here:  Applications > Internet > Pidgin
[15:53] <ketan> and  can any one teachme hacking
[15:53] <bieb> but Pidgin is in the repositories now
[15:53] <ip_helper> Em3raldMcSquizzy: i wondered because I just lost a drive i used for years, but this time I hit eject and missed a pop under from my music player detecting an mp3 in the root. dead and gone
[15:53] <sorteal> pidgin is default in ubuntu
[15:53] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ketan: it's similar to MSMessenger
[15:53] <bieb> Ba... just general day to day stuff...
[15:53] <gnomefreak> ketan: your questions are all over the place and not really have anything to do with eachother. please work on one issue at a time so you dont get overwelmed
[15:53] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ip_helper: ew that sucks
[15:53] <wucheng> any enough lightweight irc client ?
[15:53] <ketan> no its not there
[15:53] <ketan> ok sorry
[15:53] <gnomefreak> wucheng: irssi, weechat
[15:53] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ketan: no problem, you can try this:
[15:53] <gnomefreak> wucheng: 10 or so others
[15:54] <ketan> ok can ne body teach me hacking
[15:54] <wucheng> has gui?
[15:54] <misc--> ketan: well I guess if you want to hack, first try going to http://www.microsoft.com then go from there.. good resources
[15:54] <ip_helper> Em3raldMcSquizzy: sorry you got the usb weirdness
[15:54] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ketan: applications > accessories > terminal
[15:54] <bazhang> bieb: you should download the livecd and try it out, see how much of your hardware, wireless it can recognize
[15:54] <gnomefreak> wucheng: no they dont
[15:54] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> wow, ketan didn't last long
[15:54] <akincer> wucheng: You are using Xubuntu for this PC, right?
go with IceWM for ur window manager needs, it's quite light
[15:54] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ip_helper: no problemo
[15:54] <wucheng> fluxbuntu
[15:54] <bieb> Baz... the only problem there is it is a Dell, gotta order it, not in a store to run the liveCD
[15:54] <akincer> Not familiar, assuming it is lightweight like Xubuntu
[15:55] <wucheng> lighter one
[15:55] <sorteal> even more so
[15:55] <akincer> gotcha
[15:55] <AlphA> its lighter than Xubuntu
[15:55] <bullgard4> Gparted differentiates between a 'Label' and a 'flag' of a partition. What is the difference between them?
[15:55] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ip_helper: thanx fer the help.  I'll eventually muddle thru it :D
[15:55] <wucheng> yes
where are you from?
[15:55] <ip_helper> Em3raldMcSquizzy: sorry I can't help more, good luck!
[15:55] <bieb> Baz.. I have to chance to get it at a pretty good price
[15:55] <MasterShrek> bullgard4, label is the name of the partition, flags are the properties of it
[15:55] <bazhang> bieb: haven't heard about that particular model, heard about the 1400 something--good reviews on that you might want to check ubuntuforums for that model though
[15:56] <palbuddy> newbie here again!  Whenever I open some applications....like azureus and now zsnes it opens up, and then closes without any reason
[15:56] <bullgard4> MasterShrek: Ah! Thank you.
[15:56] <bieb> cool thanks Baz
[15:56] <palbuddy> does anyone know why? or perhaps could help me?
[15:56] <MasterShrek> palbuddy, run it from a terminal and see what the output is when it crashes
[15:56] <bazhang> meng: care to join me in #ubuntu-offtopic?
[15:56] <palbuddy> mastershrek....sorry I'm a new convert from winxp how do I do that?
[15:56] <palbuddy> I know how to open terminal but that's it
dell has physical stores in some nations
[15:57] <MasterShrek> palbuddy, type the name of the program in there, azureus or zsnes or something
[15:57] <Profanephobia> palbuddy, do azureus -v in terminal
[15:57] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ip_helper: strangely, I just physically manipulated the drive (unplugged, roughed it up a little with my mad anger skillz) and then plugged it back in.  Now she works.  Strange.
[15:57] <meng> in asian countries, u could go to a IT emporium and find dell lappys for sale
[15:57] <MasterShrek> Em3raldMcSquizzy, sometimes it just take some "mad anger skillz" =P
[15:58] <sorto> Im trying to upgrade from 7.04 to 7.10.. but when I run sudo do-release-upgrade I get the error "Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/fesity/universe/source/Sources.gz 404 Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]".. anyone got any ideas how I can get around this?
[15:58] <palbuddy> okay just ran zsnes.....Unable to poll /dev/input/event8. Make sure you have read permissions to it. comes up
[15:58] <akincer> hmm. that's interesting
[15:58] <Myrtti> sorto: what about gksudo update-manager -c
[15:58] <ip_helper> Em3raldMcSquizzy:  might want to check the cable to your reader, I had one abused in and out of a laptop bag eventually short out a little but. drove me crazy, also bent pins on a multicard reader, I could use it for sd but not cf after that.
[15:58] <MasterShrek> sorto, fix the line in /etc/apt/source.list should be feisty not fesity
[15:58] <asdada> I need a good tutorial to set up my laptop.. anyone kwons a good one ???
[15:58] <Profanephobia> palbuddy, in terminal do sudo chmod 777 /dev/input/event8 then try to start zsnes again
[15:59] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ip_helper: ya
[15:59] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> brb
[15:59] <MasterShrek> asdada, most set up will be the same on laptops as a desktop, aside from minor hardware mods once you are up and running
[15:59] <akincer> Am I the only one that is amused that zsnes requires some extra privileges?
[15:59] <palbuddy> one sec profanphobia
[15:59] <MasterShrek> akincer, you could just change the execution permissions of the binary
[15:59] <Kl4m> Is there NTFS read-write access on the 7.10 liveCD?
[16:00] <akincer> I know there are many ways to approach that, I just find it amusing
[16:00] <MasterShrek> Kl4m, there should be
[16:00] <akincer> Not in a laugh out loud way, just a "I wonder why" way
[16:00] <AlphA> hey  all - when trying to run proftpd, I get the ffg error "No address associated with hostname"
[16:00] <sorteal> I thought it was odd too
[16:00] <asdada> MasterShrek: thanks.. but its any guide available? I have a lenovo 3000 n100 and google doesnt help at all..
[16:00] <jrib> akincer: checked README.Debian for an explanation?
[16:00] <palbuddy> almost the same error message, but at the end it says Creating link /home/cameron/.kde/socket-cameron-laptop.
[16:00] <palbuddy> can't create mcop directory
[16:01] <palbuddy> can I not run this under gnome?
[16:01] <AlphA> can anybody offer some assistance?  I've used this program with success on Kubuntu
[16:01] <MasterShrek> asdada, not really, are you having any specific problems?
[16:01] <akincer> jrib: No, I don't care enough to check. I'm not running it
[16:01] <sorto> MasterShrek: wow.. is that a typo everyones got, or is that a mistake I made somehow?
[16:01] <akincer> it was more of a musing out loud
[16:01] <pawan> ubuntu is from united states or what
[16:01] <MasterShrek> AlphA, google that error, its something easy to fix
[16:01] <Profanephobia> palbuddy, look for gsnes9x
[16:01] <MasterShrek> sorto, probably somethign u did =P
[16:01] <Myrtti> pawan: all over the world
[16:01] <saurabh> i am having trouble signing in from yahoo messenger because of firestarter
[16:01] <asdada> MasterShrek: no I just what to improve the performance
[16:01] <palbuddy> okay, thanks! I will do that profanephobia
[16:01] <AlphA> Thanks MasterShrek.....i did.....I guess I'll try harder - thanks...
[16:02] <sorto> MasterShrek: figures :) hehe well thanks for picking up on that for me.
[16:02] <jrib> palbuddy: read 'man lnusertemp' or just try: mkdir /tmp/ksocket-$USER
[16:02] <MasterShrek> AlphA, ive seen it before, i cant exactly remember what to do, but it was something easy
[16:02] <AlphA> Thanks MasterShrek - I'll check it out.........
[16:02]  * AlphA brb
[16:02] <MasterShrek> asdada, google for ubuntu performance tweaks :)
[16:02] <kaatil> bw
[16:03] <matttastic> Hey room, I am able to see and connect to my wireless network but when connected to my network i cannot view any websites, any suggestions?
[16:03] <pawan> how to install bin file
[16:03] <jrib> pawan: what are you trying to install exactly?
[16:03] <MasterShrek> matttastic, do you receive an ip address?
[16:03] <pawan> google earth
[16:04] <matttastic> Let me check, i believe no
[16:04] <jrib> pawan: get it from the medibuntu repo
[16:04] <MasterShrek> pawan, medibuntu has google earth
[16:04] <jrib> !medibuntu > pawan (read the private message from ubotu)
[16:04] <MasterShrek> =P
[16:04] <matttastic> MasterShrek, No.
[16:06] <palbuddy> okay I'm getting snes9x now.....however for azureus what can I do?
[16:06] <MasterShrek> matttastic, that could be a problem...
[16:06] <MasterShrek> palbuddy, use a different client, azureus is rather bloated anyway
[16:06] <MasterShrek> deluge is a good torrent client
[16:06] <palbuddy> deluge?
[16:06] <palbuddy> okay I'll try that
[16:06] <MasterShrek> yep
[16:06] <bazhang> palbuddy: there are a number of options--transmission for one
[16:07] <MasterShrek> yep transmission is a good one too
[16:07] <MasterShrek> ktorrent if you want to isntall kde libraries and stuff, i found ktorrent to be my favorite
[16:07] <palbuddy> thanks guys!  I'm a newbie in this linux world.  Ubuntu is great!
[16:07] <palbuddy> you guys are what make it cool too, keep up the great work
[16:09] <MasterShrek> linux isnt a world...it more of a multiverse =P
[16:09] <s-h-a-k-a> hi
[16:09] <s-h-a-k-a> I have a question about the new ubuntu
[16:09] <s-h-a-k-a> 7.14
[16:09] <MasterShrek> hello s-h-a-k-a whats up?
[16:09] <patrick_> german here  need help ==
[16:09] <akincer> palbuddy: Glad you are enjoying it. Just remember to spread the love and help when you can. We all get smarter together more quickly than alone
[16:09] <MasterShrek> 7.10 ?
[16:09] <s-h-a-k-a> yeah
[16:09] <patrick_> german here  need help =??
[16:09] <s-h-a-k-a> sorry
[16:09] <MasterShrek> 7.14 wouldnt exist =P
[16:09] <gnomefreak> jrib: do you still use weechat? some reason "weechat" doesnt launch it. is there a different command?
[16:09] <palbuddy> indeed!  I'll be back I'm sure to ask more questions! I'll just lurk for a bit! thanks again!
[16:09] <MasterShrek> !de | patrick_
[16:09] <ubotu> patrick_: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[16:09] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ip_helper: sorry for the abrupt reply and departure there ... gastrointestinal anomalies.  LOL.  Anyhoo, ya, I've had my fair share of hardware-failure issues.  Just recently I had an entire hard drive go corrupted.  I managed to rescue about 75% of the data, but lost quite a bit.  I had to manually rebuild the superblocks and everything.  It was totally nuts.
[16:10] <s-h-a-k-a> How is the support for broadcomm wireless lan chipsets?
[16:10] <s-h-a-k-a> I know is 7.04 it had trobule
[16:10] <s-h-a-k-a> in*
[16:10] <MasterShrek> s-h-a-k-a, pretty good, what broadcom is it?
[16:10] <s-h-a-k-a> Broadcom 802.11g Wireless Network Adapter	PCI
[16:10] <patrick_> danke
[16:10] <Mortice> s-h-a-k-a: i gather it depends slightly on the chipset, but as long as you can provide wl_apsta.o or a wired internet connection for the initial setup, gutsy works like a dream.
[16:10] <MasterShrek> s-h-a-k-a, i konw that, i mean the chipset, 4311? 4318?
[16:11] <s-h-a-k-a> I can't supply a wired connection
[16:11] <s-h-a-k-a> I think its 4318
[16:11] <s-h-a-k-a> everest doesn't say
[16:11] <ip_helper> Em3raldMcSquizzy: wow that is the suxxor. I am about to pickup another external for backup reasons. I bought a WD160 passport, did all my backups then tested a restore and it failed multiple times, ugly.
[16:11] <greek_man> hello all
[16:11] <MasterShrek> s-h-a-k-a, lspci -vv should
[16:11] <s-h-a-k-a> Device ID	14E4-4320
[16:11] <s-h-a-k-a> I'm running vista at the moment
[16:11] <MasterShrek> 4320 then
[16:12] <Mortice> s-h-a-k-a: i'd suggest downloading wl_apsta.o first then, and putting it on some removable media so you can stick that in when you want to set up your wireless card in ubuntu
[16:12] <ip_helper> mattastic:  I couldn't get the data off it, some of it is sensitive so I can't return it or get it swapped.   Wierd.  ncix.com has (had?) some 500GB externals on for $100 CAD.  3yr warranty I believe.
[16:14] <John_R> hhahaha
[16:14] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> CRAWL FTW!
[16:14] <MasterShrek> gcc ftw
[16:14] <MasterShrek> =P
[16:14] <Myrtti> *krhm*
[16:15] <ip_helper> mattastic:  I will probably buy a case and disk so I can get the disk I want
[16:15] <scriptha> Booting my installation is taking very long. I pressed ctrl+alt+f1 to see what's taking so long, and apparently it's usplash, saying "usplash: loading 1024*768 failed" "usplash: switching to 800*600" and then it waits for about 3 or 4 minutes. I want to speed this up. Is there a way?
[16:15] <secureboot> anyone know what would be causing the names of interfaces to continually increment in ubuntu?
[16:15] <rejden> what is the command for the xubuntu Terminal in the Applications menu?
[16:15] <ip_helper> Em3raldMcSquizzy: meant that last matttastic for you
[16:15] <secureboot> i'm up to eth3 now in a VM, eth2 on one of my serverse
[16:16] <Mortice> scriptha: if you don't mind seeing all the text every boot, you could remove 'splash' from the boot options in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[16:16] <secureboot> i've seen this behavior in other Gutsy machines as well
[16:16] <Myrtti> scriptha: be careful editing that file, though
[16:16] <s-h-a-k-a> lol, one last question
[16:16] <Mortice> scriptha: you may also have to remove 'quiet', i can't remember
[16:16] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> ip_helper: IC.  Yeah, that's not a bad plan.  Just make sure that you don't cheap out on the enclosure.  Spend a few extra $$ on the enclosure to make sure it's got active cooling, and a robust construction.
[16:16] <saurabh> anybody uses firestarter here
[16:17] <s-h-a-k-a> How does ntfs mount on ubuntu?
[16:17] <John_R> i use lighter fluid
[16:17] <Kl4m> Which mount should I use from the 7.10 livecd? mount.ntfs3g or mount.ntfs-fuse? I want RW access to move files
[16:17] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> s-h-a-k-a: with no pain.
[16:17] <MasterShrek> !ntfs-3g | s-h-a-k-a
[16:17] <ubotu> s-h-a-k-a: ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[16:17] <s-h-a-k-a> Can I save/read from it without it corrupting
[16:17] <MasterShrek> yes
[16:17] <MasterShrek> Kl4m, ntfs-3g
[16:17] <s-h-a-k-a> aaah nice
[16:17] <Kl4m> I guess mount.ntfs-3g then
[16:17] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> s-h-a-k-a: so far, I have had no problems, but I am by no means the overall authority.  But I haven't witnessed others with trouble either reading OR writing to it.
[16:18] <kjetilkWork> Seems like I need to upgrade alsa to 1.0.15 to correct a problem with my mic.
[16:18] <kjetilkWork> Anyone know if I can run the packages from Debian sid (or from hardy, but they are not all at 1.0.15), on my Gutsy system?
[16:18] <scriptha> there's kernel		/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.17-12-generic root=UUID=00e0bbdb-ba88-42d7-b2f0-30600dfb7197 ro quiet splash
[16:18] <scriptha> initrd		/boot/initrd.img-2.6.17-12-generic
[16:18] <jrib> kjetilkWork: in general, no
[16:18] <scriptha> "quiet splash" on one line
[16:18] <s-h-a-k-a> Well Basically I just want read/write access to my file hard drive
[16:18] <MasterShrek> kjetilkWork, should work, but no guarentees, may be better off compiling from source
[16:18] <cedricshock> Ni/join #haskell
[16:18] <jrib> s-h-a-k-a: the link from ubotu explains how to do that
[16:18] <s-h-a-k-a> yeah
[16:18] <s-h-a-k-a> thanks a lot
[16:18] <MasterShrek> s-h-a-k-a, i never have problems reading or writing to ntfs, but i do try to keep it to a minimum from linux
[16:19] <memox> buenas buenas
[16:19] <MasterShrek> not that you have to keep it to a minimum,
[16:19] <sby_HIDUP> halo
[16:19] <MasterShrek> halo is for xbox
[16:19] <memox> ALGUIEN HABLA ESPAÑOL?
[16:19] <MasterShrek> =P
[16:19] <MasterShrek> !es | memox
[16:19] <Kl4m> !es
[16:19] <ubotu> Si busca ayuda en Español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, allí obtendrá mas ayuda.
[16:19] <ubotu> memox: please see above
[16:19] <rmaj> !es | memox
[16:19] <s-h-a-k-a> well its will just have files, nothing really important, like windows system files or anything
[16:19] <ubotu> memox: please see above
[16:19] <rmaj> !es | memox
[16:19] <ubotu> memox: please see above
[16:20] <gnomefreak> rmaj: please sot
[16:20] <rmaj> !echo "please see below" | gnomefreak
[16:20] <gnomefreak> rmaj: it says above
[16:20] <scriptha> Mortice, remove "quiet splash"?
[16:20] <sby_HIDUP> #surabaya
[16:20] <Kl4m> !abuse
[16:20] <ubotu> The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[16:20] <Kl4m> oops
[16:20] <Mortice> scriptha: that's what i've done on various machines with the same problem, yes
[16:20] <rmaj> !botabuse
[16:20] <ubotu> Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (type also /msg ubotu Bot). Don't use commands in the public channels if you don't know if they really exist. Also avoid adding joke/useless factoids.
[16:20] <Mortice> scriptha: just be careful not to remove anything else :)
[16:20] <scriptha> okay
[16:21] <Kl4m> rmaj: thats what i was looking for...
[16:21] <scriptha> so no other "quiet"s?
[16:21] <kjetilkWork> MasterShrek: OK, thanks, it seems like all dependencies are satisfied for the sid packages, so I'll give it a shot
[16:21] <scriptha> oh
[16:21] <sby_HIDUP> mdzn
[16:21] <Mortice> scriptha: well, you can remove it for each kernel if you want, but you only really need to do it for the default one.
[16:21] <sby_HIDUP> s;dgldj
[16:21] <sby_HIDUP> ini gimana toh?
[16:21] <Pici> !id | sby_HIDUP
[16:21] <ubotu> sby_HIDUP: join ke #ubuntu-id untuk membahas ubuntu dalam bahasa Indonesia
[16:22] <scriptha> mortice: the one that's used is the one that
[16:22] <scriptha> is lowest?
[16:22] <MasterShrek> scriptha, probably the highest one
[16:22] <AlphA> MasterShresk - I got it going ;-)
[16:22] <AlphA> tx
[16:22] <MasterShrek> good news AlphA :)
[16:22] <ArthurArchnix> Pici: That's amazing. How'd you know that was actually a language, nevermind which language it was?
[16:22] <Mortice> scriptha: might be an idea to pastebin your menu.lst if you're at all uncertain about what to do. :)
[16:22] <MasterShrek> i was thinking the same thing ArthurArchnix lol
[16:23] <ip_helper> Question: Anyone using 2.5" external SATA hard drives for storage on feisty? Any problems?
[16:23]  * AlphA says "Google is my friend"
[16:23] <MasterShrek> ip_helper, are you having problems with it?
[16:23] <scriptha> mortice: http://pastebin.ca/784195 is that correct?
[16:23] <Pici> ArthurArchnix: I actually just finished writing a script that does a combination /whois and checks the country code of the ip address against a list of country codes and gives me the country name.
[16:23] <Em3raldMcSquizzy> well I have to go.  Thanx for the help (and off-topic conversation) ip_helper.  Good luck with your hardware (and check out www.NCIX.com if you are in North America.  That's where I buy almost all of my hardware these days.  Anyhoo ... I'm out.  Later!
[16:23]  * ArthurArchnix approves!
[16:23] <Myrtti> Pici: xchat?
[16:23] <Pici> Myrtti: irssi
[16:24] <ip_helper> MasterShrek, I am going to replace an ide, didn't know if sata would be good or not
[16:24] <Pici> Myrtti: its a shell script, just /exec-ing it in irssi
[16:24] <Myrtti> Pici: me wanna!
[16:24] <Myrtti> oh
[16:24] <s-h-a-k-a> is x64 worth it?
[16:24] <Myrtti> /me goes back to using /dns
[16:24] <MasterShrek> ip_helper, i wouldnt think you would have any problems with external
[16:24] <s-h-a-k-a> or should I just keep with x86
[16:24] <Mortice> scriptha: I can't see any reason why that wouldn't work.
[16:24] <scriptha> ok
[16:24] <sorto> whats the difference between using apt-get install xxx, or aptitude install xxx?
[16:24] <scriptha> I'll reboot now
[16:25] <scriptha> /quit reboot :O
[16:25] <scriptha> :<
[16:25] <MasterShrek> sorto, nothing really i dont believe
[16:25] <Mortice> scriptha: good luck :)
[16:25] <tushyd> anyone know why my wlan0 connects to a network and then will drop the connection in like 5-10 seconds?
[16:25] <sorto> MasterShrek: ok cool thanks
[16:25] <ip_helper> MasterShrek: thanks, I will pick one up and try it out.
[16:25] <Mortice> sorto: I believe aptitude has a tendency to install recommended packages as well as required packages, but i might be entirely wrong.
[16:25] <MasterShrek> s-h-a-k-a, its up to you, there are a few things in 64 that wont work right away, flash and java for example, but most things will work fine, and its 64 so its taking full advantage of your processor's capabilities
[16:26] <Myrtti> Pici: is it worrying that I know most of the tld's by heart ;-)
[16:26] <}btorch{> has anyone here resiezed a partition on raid ?
[16:26] <sorto> Mortice: Im new to linux, so sorry for the stupid question - but where can I see a list of packages that apt-get and install for me, and which ones are required/recommended/whatever?
[16:26] <MasterShrek> sorto, synaptic package manager will list them, along with the ability to search
[16:27] <MasterShrek> system > admin > synaptic pacakge manager
[16:27] <}btorch{> I have just added 2 new disks to a raid 5 and I was about to use reseize2fs but read someting about first having to increase the actaul partition
[16:28] <tushyd> anyone know why my wlan0 connects to a network and then will drop the connection in like 5-10 seconds?
[16:28] <MasterShrek> tushyd, what kind of wifi card is it?
[16:28] <tushyd> and I can't get it to stop roaming mode
[16:28] <tushyd> I'm not sure, how do I check?
[16:28] <MasterShrek> lspci -vv
[16:28] <tushyd> it's built in, I know that
[16:29] <tushyd> MasterShrek: it's a Intel PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN Network connection
[16:30] <MasterShrek> tushyd, did you install any firmware for it, i remember my friend had an intel wifi card that required firmware, but that was a few releases ago too
[16:30] <scriptha> mortice: it's slightly faster but it keeps on "Waiting for root file system"
[16:30] <tushyd> ok, i'll try that
[16:30] <scriptha> is there anything I can do about that?
[16:30] <sorto> MasterShrek: re synaptic package manager - what if I only have ssh into this ubuntu box? :) then how can I see what packages are available?
[16:30] <tushyd> thanks
[16:31] <Haemoth> tushyd: I have that same card, 4965AGN, and NetworkManager gave me problems all the time, and sometimes wouldn't even connect. Try wicd and see if you still have connection problems.
[16:31] <MasterShrek> sorto, you can use aptitude, its a cli frontend to apt-get
[16:31] <s-h-a-k-a> god I'm happy I live in a country with fast internet
[16:31] <s-h-a-k-a> downloading ubuntu is quick
[16:32] <lmosher> I prefer vim, but I type vi out of habit. I physically replaced /usr/bin/vi with a link to vim, which works fine for a user, but doesn't work with sudo. Why is this?
[16:32] <Aaron_> s-h-a-k-a, i've got an 0.5mb/s ;<
[16:32] <s-h-a-k-a> yeah that sucks
[16:32] <sanguisdex> ias there a way to make certan programs always show in negitive mode?
[16:32] <s-h-a-k-a> Ever since I've got 8Mbit
[16:32] <s-h-a-k-a> anything under like 5Mbit is way too slow
[16:33] <s-h-a-k-a> don't know how I survived on slower
[16:33] <Mortice> scriptha: not sure i'm afraid.
[16:33] <scriptha> Mortice: can I do something about slow rooot file system loading?
[16:33] <MasterShrek> lol, im lucky to break 200k/s at home
[16:33] <nico_> hello
[16:33] <scriptha> ok k
[16:33] <sc0tty> hello
[16:33] <scriptha> thanks anyway
[16:33] <nico_> got ubuntu running again :D
[16:33] <MasterShrek> good news nico_
[16:33] <MasterShrek> =D
[16:33] <Sopor> Hi.
[16:33] <MasterShrek> hello Sopor
[16:33] <nico_> but now i still got some problems with sound and wireless
[16:33] <sc0tty> I'm considering upgrading my ubuntu from 7.04 to 7.10 , is the upgrade wizard trustworthy ?
[16:34] <nico_> the restricted drivers are "not in use"
[16:34] <Sopor> hello Master..
[16:34] <MasterShrek> nico_, what kind of wifi card is it?
[16:34] <sorto> I told someone that I was using ubuntu server as the OS for a VPS and he thought that was strange.. is it a good OS for a server? Or should I have just used debian?
[16:34] <nico_> intell 3945
[16:34] <MasterShrek> sorto, it will work fine
[16:34] <nico_> hm intel is with only one L
[16:35] <javaJake> Hello, I'm looking for an FTP-compatible backup solution. I'd like it to be something like SVN, in which it keeps incremental updates of added, modified, AND deleted files. Essentially, the backup system I want should be able to tell me, at any (reasonable) date, what my system looked like.
[16:35] <sanguisdex> sc0tty: I used it
[16:35] <sanguisdex> and I liked it
[16:35] <sc0tty> cool
[16:35] <sorto> MasterShrek: but he takes up more space for example right? So it installs more maybe? So maybe theres more stuff that can be hacked or something? Im just trying to understand why it could be considered a bad choice for a server.
[16:35] <sanguisdex> sc0tty: but it took for ages
[16:35] <sc0tty> sanguisdex: I tried it once before, maybe 6.04 or something, but it failed and I had to reinstall
[16:35] <AlphA> gotta run - see you guys later
[16:35] <sc0tty> well I could have salvaged the system, but I was feeling lazy :p
[16:36] <sanguisdex> sc0tty: you would be better off to dl the ISO on the cd and upgrade from there
[16:36] <sc0tty> ok
[16:36] <MasterShrek> sorto, just more things running in the background, nothing really about being hacked. ubuntu server is a fine choice for a server
[16:36] <sanguisdex> nad use the simple back up manager
[16:36] <sanguisdex> sc0tty: it will save all but you moviees, evne your system settings
[16:36] <sorto> MasterShrek: cool.
[16:36] <sc0tty> then I'll try to get my m$ natural keyboard to work after that (well the complete layout)
[16:36] <DosKey> I had to install my wireless dongle manually and i blacklisted the standard ubuntu wireless modules. When i boot linux up it automatically loads the standard modules up. If i unplug my dongle and wait for ubuntu to load, then insert it. It works... Please help !?!?!?
[16:37] <nico_> does anyone know how to enable drivers that are "not in use" ?
[16:37] <MasterShrek> sorto, there isnt much of a case in arguing ubuntu vs debian because they are essentially the same, there are other options though, i prefer slackware for a server...dunno really why, im just more used to it i guess
[16:37] <DosKey> system>admin>restricted drivers?
[16:38] <lmosher> I prefer vim, but I type vi out of habit. I physically replaced /usr/bin/vi with a link to vim, which works fine for a user, but doesn't work with sudo. Why is this?
[16:38] <nico_> DosKey, if i enable the drivers and reboot, thei'r not in use again
[16:38] <MasterShrek> sorto, is basically boils down to what you need on your server, and how much you want to tweak the performance of it
[16:38] <sorto> MasterShrek: I guess everyone has their own preferences.. but Im glad ubuntu is a fine server too cause as my first linux experience Im really happy with how things have been going.
[16:39] <MasterShrek> nico_, you can put commands in /etc/rc.local to be run at boot, i would suggest a modprobe command to load the module at boot
[16:39] <DosKey> nico_ make sure the modules are loaded manually? modprobe?
[16:39] <DosKey> yeah
[16:39] <DosKey> I had to install my wireless dongle manually and i blacklisted the standard ubuntu wireless modules. When i boot linux up it automatically loads the standard modules up. If i unplug my dongle and wait for ubuntu to load, then insert it. It works... Please help !?!?!?
[16:39] <DosKey> :(
[16:40] <MasterShrek> DosKey, if you blacklisted the module and it still loads, put rmmod <module> in /etc/rc.local along with modprobe <module> to load the right module
[16:40] <wucheng> i wanna close some other terminal to reduce the load ,which file is the one i should find in 7.10?
[16:41] <MasterShrek> shouldnt be loading if its blacklisted though...are you sure its blacklisted correctly?
[16:41] <DosKey> It is.
[16:41] <lmosher> I made a link from /usr/bin/vi to vim, which works for a user, but not as root (it runs vi instead...) Any ideas why?
[16:41] <DosKey> It happened the last time i had to re-install linux.
[16:41] <ackdesha> lmosher: Try sudo which vi
[16:41] <Jupp2> how do I deactivate my wireless interface through the GUI?
[16:42] <DosKey> Thanks though
[16:42] <wucheng> it is /etc/inittab in ubuntu6.06,but i do not konw in 7.10
[16:42]  * DosKey is trying it
[16:42] <lmosher> ackdesha, I did :( it points to /usr/bin/vi, which points to vim. I also tried which under 'sudo su' and 'sudo su -' just to double-check.... that's why I'm so perplexed.
[16:42] <greedo> which is faster ? virtualbox or vmware ?
[16:42] <MasterShrek> greedo, i prefer vbox
[16:42] <Jupp2> greedo, I like vbox better too
[16:43] <greedo> but is it faster ? :)
[16:43] <ackdesha> lmosher: sudo vi --version|head -1?  For me i get VIM, and I haven't changed anything after package install.  I think vi defaults to vim.
[16:43] <sanguisdex> greedo: wmware is in my experance faster but its not growing as fast as vbox these days
[16:43] <greedo> i always used vmware
[16:43] <greedo> i'm running vmware fusion on my mac
[16:43] <greedo> but for ubuntu i'm hesitating
[16:43] <greedo> i heard a lot of good feedback about virtualbox
[16:44] <MasterShrek> vbox ftw! =P
[16:44] <greedo> what's better in vbox then ?
[16:44] <lmosher> ackdesha, That's what I was used to, as well. I wasn't sure why it was running vi.
[16:44] <Pici> !ot
[16:44] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[16:44] <pawan> hi
[16:44] <Dr_willis> greedo,  ive had issues with virtualbox in some cases. But i normally use the Vbox/vmware to test live cd iso images..
[16:44] <lmosher> ackdesha, Actually, it returns VIM on that command! However, when I
[16:44] <greedo> ok thx
[16:44] <Dr_willis> Its good that vbox and vmware  now have to compete against each other. :)
[16:45] <greedo> Pic: you generated as much bloat as the three of us :D
[16:45] <lmosher> ackdesha, when I -run- 'vi' and I hit 'i' then use the arrow keys, it writes out A B C D just like vi. When I use vim, it scrolls around. That's the biggest feature...
[16:45] <twisties> !burning
[16:45] <ubotu> CD/DVD Burning software: K3b (KDE), gnomebaker, serpentine, graveman, Nautilus cd burner (Gnome), gtoaster, xcdroast, cdrecord (terminal-based). Burning .iso files: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto
[16:46] <twisties> perfect
[16:46] <Dr_willis> lmosher,  thats because the default vi is the 'vi tiny' version. Install the vim full packageas
[16:46] <saurabh> Anybody knows how to get Yahoo Messenger working with Firestarter?
[16:46] <Dr_willis> lmosher,  also you may want to enavble some other features in vi after installing the full package
[16:46] <rinaldi_> hi, i need some help, iv got ubuntu 7.10. Whenever I play a game fullscreen after a few minutes it restores me back to a window in which i cannot control any part of the game. Using ALT+TAB will not change the window and I cannot see the cursor to close it. It occasionally goes back to full screen where i can take control again but usually I have to use the power button on my computer to get back to the login screen. Any ideas?
[16:46] <ackdesha> lmosher: hmm.  dunno.
[16:46] <sanguisdex> has vmware gotten the commen dir working w/ vista yet, v box hasent
[16:46] <Dr_willis> !find vim
[16:46] <ubotu> Found: vim, vim-common, vim-doc, vim-gnome, vim-gui-common (and 18 others)
[16:47] <MasterShrek> rinaldi_, ctrl+alt+backspace will restart your xserver, as for the game i dont konw hwo to fix what its doing, unless its a hotkey or somethign thats getting inadvertently pressed
[16:47] <Dr_willis> vim-tiny - Vi IMproved - enhanced vi editor - compact version      - is whats installed by default,  install the 'vim' package. :)
[16:47] <deal_> I've got a brand new 21" screen, and my desktop want me to use max 1024x768. I dont have any options to make that resolution higher. And highest refresh rate is 50 Hz. This I can not make higher either.
[16:48] <twisties> !kdemod
[16:48] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about kdemod - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[16:48] <rinaldi_> MasterShrek: thanks, well both games are shooters, but thanks for the tip. I'll keep looking
[16:48] <DosKey> MasterShrek lets see if it'll work ;)
[16:48] <lmosher> Dr_willis, I can try that, but the 'vim' features work just fine if I run vim itself (I pointed the vi location to vim)...
[16:49] <Dr_willis> lmosher,  vi must some how be an alias/link to vim with the extra features disabled perhaps. I alwyas install the vim full package on a new install and never have issues with it after that
[16:49] <intelikey> need a hand here.  my ssh is broke.   it says it's starting and then says ok but never starts.
[16:50] <MasterShrek> intelikey, did you apt-get install openssh-server?
[16:50] <intelikey> MasterShrek no.  ssh    which depends on both server and client
[16:50] <brandon_> hello i`m new to Linux i`m moving from m/soft Fed up i`m using ubuntu festy fawn and was wondering if there is there any publisher software
[16:51] <Myrtti> brandon_: scribus?
[16:51] <brandon_> thanks
[16:51] <chowmeined> brandon_, it wont open publisher files
[16:51] <chowmeined> though
[16:52] <SpeakerMania> What is a  good powerful video editor?
[16:52] <brandon_> any thing else i do shed loads
[16:52] <atlfalcons866> !paritions
[16:52] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about paritions - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[16:52] <ianmcorvidae> SpeakerMania: Cinelerra is good; Kino is another reasonable one
[16:52] <kae> windows movie maker? lol
[16:52] <Pici> SpeakerMania: kino, cinelerra, lives
[16:52] <intelikey> anyone on sshd ???
[16:52] <lmosher> Dr_willis, Ok, that worked... now, to get it back to the way I'm used to, what do I add to my rc file to get it to automatically color code things?
[16:52] <chowmeined> SpeakerMania, imovie
[16:52] <Myrtti> intelikey: what exactly is your problem
[16:52] <intelikey> need a hand here.  my ssh is broke.   it says it's starting and then says ok but never starts.
[16:52] <master_> hallo leute
[16:53] <intelikey> Myrtti   ^
[16:53] <SpeakerMania> Thanks guys!
[16:53] <Myrtti> intelikey: how do you know it doesn't start?
[16:53] <pawan> hi
[16:53] <MasterShrek> intelikey, ps -e | grep ssh     doesnt give you anything?
[16:53] <bwlang> ach! segfault on  sudo depmod -a... i've neer see that before - what might be wrong?
[16:53] <intelikey> Myrtti ah because it's not running ?
[16:53] <pawan> whats up
[16:53] <master_> auch deutsche hier?
[16:53] <Pici> intelikey: Are you trying to ssh into something? or have people ssh into you?
[16:53] <DosKey> hmmmmm
[16:53] <Pici> !de | master_
[16:53] <ubotu> master_: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[16:54] <DosKey> Weird results.
[16:54] <Dr_willis> lmosher,  i always edit the system wide vimrc file to enable it. its mentioned in their comments in that file
[16:54] <intelikey> MasterShrek it's not running.
[16:54] <intelikey> Pici yes
[16:54] <DosKey> I still have to unplug my wireless dongle and put it in when ubuntu has loaded up.
[16:54] <DosKey> lsusb shows the dongle
[16:54] <DosKey> But
[16:54] <Pici> intelikey: yes? Thats not a valid answer to that question.
[16:54] <lmosher> Dr_willis, ok thanks
[16:54] <DosKey> ifconfig -a doesn't show the wlan1
[16:54] <intelikey> Pici that's not a valid question then.
[16:55] <Myrtti> intelikey: "which"
[16:55] <Ryan__> hi
[16:55] <dmi3on> i have programs for trading wich are for windows what is bast way to use the wine i think is not good
[16:55] <DosKey> hi
[16:55] <Dr_willis> lmosher,   set nocompatible    and syntax on  -  in /etc/vim/vimrc  :)
[16:55] <Pici> intelikey: Are you trying to ssh into something? *OR* Have people ssh into you?
[16:55] <dmi3on> can any one help me plz
[16:55] <DosKey> dmi3on?
[16:55] <geju> does anyone have an x60 with 7.10?
[16:56] <pawan> how to install google earth
[16:56] <MasterShrek> !medibuntu | pawan
[16:56] <ubotu> pawan: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org
[16:56] <tose_fr> zdr
[16:56] <dmi3on> Doskey how can i run windows programs in ubuntu
[16:56] <Myrtti> pawan: you've been answered a gazillion times
[16:56] <intelikey> Myrtti which what ?    like i told you.  it doesn't start.  even thought the init script says it started ok.
[16:56] <MasterShrek> pawan, they have a google earth package
[16:56] <bwlang> dmi3on: have a look at vmware - i think that's what you'll want.
[16:56] <DosKey> With wine
[16:56] <tose_fr> kako si
[16:56] <DosKey> err
[16:56] <tose_fr> q
[16:56] <tose_fr> sqsq
[16:56] <atlfalcons866> can i have 4 partitions?
[16:57] <KlrSpz> has anyone gotten their intel HDA stuff working? the trigger in here doesn't work for me
[16:57] <Myrtti> intelikey: are you trying to ssh OUT *OR* is someone trying to ssh IN to your server?
[16:57] <KlrSpz> !intel
[16:57] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about intel - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[16:57] <bill_needs_help> anyone know how to get the yahoo voice chat working ?
[16:57] <KlrSpz> !intelhda
[16:57] <ubotu> For fixing your Intel HDA sound this page has useful information https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[16:57] <Dux> Test
[16:58] <MasterShrek> test failed =P
[16:58] <dmi3on> DosKey: not working with wine
[16:58] <Noodels> Can anyone help me with some networking?
[16:58] <VinoStyle> Hi is anyone there? I have a quick question about installation ubuntu7.1
[16:58] <Myrtti> !ask | Noodels
[16:58] <ubotu> Noodels: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[16:58] <dmi3on> bwlang: thnks i try to understand how to install and what
[16:58] <MasterShrek> VinoStyle, 7.10**  whats the problem?
[16:59] <MasterShrek> as in seven point ten
[16:59] <Noodels> Thanks, I'm trying to write a socket program in python but I'm having trouble making other computers link up to my computer.
[16:59] <Dr_willis> atlfalcons866,  a hard drive can have 4 primary partitions, one of which can be a extended partition, the extended partition can hold more 'logical' partitions.
[16:59] <wolinowski> cześć
[16:59] <VinoStyle> ShreK: I've booted from cd, I get the install menu, I select Start or Install ubuntu.  It'll go through the status bar percentage, then my monitor says it can't display video mode
[16:59] <MasterShrek> atlfalcons866, remember that your swap partition is one of the 4 also
[16:59] <Pici> Noodels: Thats a bit off topic for here.  Try asking in #python
[16:59] <SatManUK> hi guys im having a problem playing shockwave radio stations
[16:59] <Dr_willis> Hmm. can there be more then 1 extended partition?
[16:59] <KlrSpz> has anyone gotten their intel HDA stuff working? the trigger in here doesn't work for me
[17:00] <Pici> !cz | wolinowski
[17:00] <ubotu> wolinowski: České uživatele žádáme, aby mluvili v kanále #ubuntu anglicky. Česky je možno se domluvit v #ubuntu-cz. Děkujeme.
[17:00] <Noodels> Thanks.
[17:00] <SatManUK> i can't seem to get them to play
[17:00] <MasterShrek> VinoStyle, use the alternate install cd
[17:00] <Pici> SatManUK: There is no version of Shockwave for Linux.
[17:00] <Bollinger> when i cat /proc/cpuinfo  it says my cpu MHz is 1000.000  but i have a core duo which should be 1.83GHz  is something wrong?
[17:00] <ingrid> Anyone know how to get Itunes running on ubuntu?
[17:00] <wolinowski> pipa
[17:00] <MasterShrek> !alternate | VinoStyle
[17:00] <ubotu> VinoStyle: The Alternate CD (available as of Dapper) is the classical text-mode installation CD. Use it if you wish to upgrade via CD, or for an "expert" mode install. For normal installs, use the Desktop CD, which is also a "Live" CD - See also !Minimal
[17:00] <Dr_willis> Bollinger,  it may be throttled down to save power.
[17:00] <atlfalcons866> dr_willis: so can shrink my /home and create a new parition without creating a extented
[17:00] <geju> bollinger: could it be your cpu throttling?
[17:00] <wolinowski> chuj
[17:00] <atlfalcons866> if  i already have 3 parts
[17:00] <Bollinger> Dr_willis, thanks,
[17:00] <intelikey> Dr_willis you mess with sshd some.   any idea why the init script would report starting ... [ok]    but it not actually be running?    i've failed to find what the cause is...
[17:01] <Dr_willis> atlfalcons866,  if you have fewer then 3 PRIMARY - you could.
[17:01] <jonte> Er. Question. How do i use musicbrainz in amarok? Where is it?
[17:01] <Bollinger> geju, thanks also..  I'll find the tool to change throttling
[17:01] <VinoStyle> Shrek:  I'll see if I can find that, is it located on the ubuntu website?
[17:01] <wolinowski> chuja z tego wiem
[17:01] <saurabh> nybody can help me out here with firestarter?
[17:01] <atlfalcons866> so i want 4 that means i will have to create an extented partition
[17:01] <deflated> Hello.
[17:01] <KlrSpz> saurabh: what do you need
[17:01] <Pici> Bollinger: Mine says 1ghz when idle and goes up to 2 under load :)
[17:01] <MasterShrek> yes VinoStyle, on the download page there should be a checkbox to choose alternate installer
[17:01] <Mortice> jonte: i think it just uses musicbrainz to get information about tracks, artists and albums.
[17:02] <komputes> Do anyone know how to clear the cache and saved passwords of 802.11 APs
[17:02] <deflated> What's the name of the theme used in this screenshot: http://blog.ekiga.net/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/presence.png
[17:02] <blogmaster> is it good to upgrade 7.04 -> 7.10 or is it safer to re-install/
[17:02] <VinoStyle> Shrek: That is just at text installer?
[17:02] <Mortice> jonte: that is to say, I don't think you 'use' it except when you ask it to retag a track based on musicbrainz information
[17:02] <MasterShrek> VinoStyle, yes
[17:02] <atlfalcons866> what program can i make a music cd
[17:02] <komputes> I want to erase all the 802.11 AP saved passwords
[17:02] <Bollinger> Pici, I've just checked that, and so does mine. Thanks
[17:02] <Noodels> It seems I can't get onto the #Python or #python channels.
[17:02] <jonte> Mortice, I want to retag a BUNCH of my music :P I've seen partial screenshots of the interface, btu i CAN NOT find it myself :P
[17:02] <MasterShrek> atlfalcons866, there are many out there
[17:03] <blizzkid> is a Pentium 3 - 1200 sufficient for vmbox or vmware?
[17:03] <atlfalcons866> gnomebaker
[17:03] <komputes> doewireless networking?s anyone know how to reset
[17:03] <jonte> Mortice, Either I'm stupid, or It's removed :P
[17:03] <Dr_willis> intelikey,  i would say enable verbose logging for the sshd server for a start.
[17:03] <VinoStyle> Shrek: will I need to know any commands ?  Or does it guide you through ?
[17:03] <komputes> does anyone know how to reset wireless networking?
[17:03] <Mortice> jonte: as i recall, select the tracks you want to retag from the playlist, right click, and there's a menu option for looking at the meta information
[17:03] <KlrSpz> INTEL.. HDA... ANYONE ever get it workign!?
[17:03] <Mortice> jonte: once you're into that you should be able to retag.
[17:03] <jonte> Mortice, Lemme have a look see :)
[17:03] <intelikey> Dr_willis ok.  you mean in /etc/ssh/sshd.conf   right ?
[17:04] <Iradigalesc> Hello! I have an old laptop and I need APM to use the battery detection... Is it possible to install APM at Ubuntu gusty?
[17:04] <MasterShrek> VinoStyle, it will guide u through, please use my full nick too, its hard for me to pick ouy if u are talking to me :)
[17:04] <HalphaZ> hi
[17:04] <jonte> Mortice, Ok.. now I feel stupid. :P
[17:04] <atlfalcons866> can i dualboot pclinux with ubuntu
[17:04] <MasterShrek> atlfalcons866, yes
[17:04] <jonte> Mortice, Thanks a bunch :)
[17:04] <atlfalcons866> ok
[17:04] <komputes> Do anyone know how to clear the cache and saved passwords of 802.11 APs
[17:04] <Mortice> jonte: no worries. enjoy amarok! :)
[17:04] <MasterShrek> amarok ftw
[17:04] <VinoStyle> MasterShrek:  Sorry, new to irc too... ;)
[17:05] <MasterShrek> its ok VinoStyle, everyone learns sometime :)
[17:05] <samad909> i am on ubuntu 7.04 server, I installed squid from aptitiude, but squid crashes as soon as it starts..any ideas?
[17:05] <Dr_willis> intelikey, yep
[17:05] <samad909> !squid > samad909
[17:05] <mario__> hi
[17:05] <tomm1> hey folks, this is really stupid: i have a vserver an deleted /bin and /etc and some other stuff by accident. the only important thing i have left is an ssh-connection as root. i cant login via ssh or ftp, i cant even restore /etc because the mkdir-command is deleted. can anyone tell me an alternate way of creating a dir?
[17:05] <MasterShrek> samad909, check the log of it if there is one
[17:05] <MasterShrek> mario__, hi
[17:05] <komputes> I want to erase all the 802.11 AP saved passwords, does anyone know how to do this?
[17:06] <HalphaZ> I've ubuntu 7.10 32 bit. I do sudo su - and dmesg. The screen fills of "[21189.224000] printk: 758 messages suppressed."... can someone help me with this kind of problem???
[17:06] <samad909> MasterShrek: give me a minute
[17:06] <MasterShrek> tomm1, your system is pretty borked, probably time for a reinstall
[17:06] <kev51773> Hi All, does anyone know how to configure my touchpads middle button?
[17:07] <MasterShrek> !touchpad
[17:07] <ubotu> For a comprehensive Synaptics Touchpad guide, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad
[17:07] <Noodels> I can't get onto the #Python or #python room/channel/whateveryoucallit, am I looking in the wrong place?
[17:07] <tomm1> MasterShrek, yeah i know ;) but i dont have physical access to the server and i cant login to the web interface because /etc/passwd and all important stuff is erased
[17:07]  * KlrSpz kills gutsy
[17:07] <mario__> ich habe ein sau blödes Problem mit meinen Bluetooth-Stick, er funktionierte heute den ganzen Tag, nur als ich jetzt wieder angesteckt habe und mit "hcitool scan" meine Handy suchen wollte, kam die Meldung "Inquiry failed: Connection timed out", ich habe absolut keine Ahnung was das soll
[17:07] <bieb> Does Ubuntu support the LightScribe DVD drives? is there a program that will LightScribe the labels?
[17:07] <tevfik> hi
[17:07] <godzirra> Ok, for some reason now when i launch X,  I don't get a windows manager.  Anyone have any ideas?
[17:07] <tomm1> mario__, der channel ist englisch ;)
[17:08] <kev51773> thanks ubotu
[17:08] <MasterShrek> bieb, no, lightscribe isnt useable in linux
[17:08] <mario__> upps, falcher channel
[17:08] <bieb> ok
[17:08] <deflated> mario__, der deutsche Channel ist #ubuntu-de :)
[17:09] <tevfik> how can i set my 5.1 on ubuntu.. i works only 2
[17:09] <poeloq> re
[17:09] <tevfik> how can i set my 5.1 on ubuntu.. it works only 2
[17:09] <MasterShrek> KlrSpz, mine always worked, not using ubuntu anymore though, did u install all your upgrades?
[17:09] <poeloq> Anybody know how to set-up Ekiga SIP Phone with laptop soundcards?
[17:09] <KlrSpz> MasterShrek: yeah i'm up to date
[17:10] <KlrSpz> MasterShrek: even went to the point of installing 7.10 from scratch to find out it's a kernel problem in gutsy
[17:10] <KlrSpz> yeah.. i'm thinking of going back to gentoo
[17:10] <Myrtti> tevfik: what?
[17:10] <MasterShrek> KlrSpz, try rebooting and using the other kernel and see if it works
[17:10] <KlrSpz> at least when it didn't work i knew it was MY fault
[17:10] <MasterShrek> oh
[17:10] <MasterShrek> KlrSpz, i find gentoo a big waste of time
[17:10] <godzirra> Can anyone help me out?  GDM starts but when I login I don't get any windows manager anymore.
[17:11] <tevfik> Myrtti: i have 5.1 sound system. but i dont work completely. it works only 2 satalite..
[17:11] <tomm1> can anyone tell me how to create a directory when cp, mv and mkdir are deleted?
[17:11] <MasterShrek> KlrSpz, slackware ftw!
[17:11] <godzirra> even doing the failsafe mode doesnt work.
[17:11] <MasterShrek> tomm1, you cant, thats what those commands are designed for
[17:11] <tomm1> MasterShrek, maybe via php/perl/ruby?
[17:12] <Myrtti> !sound tevfik
[17:12] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sound tevfik - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[17:12] <MasterShrek> tomm1, you could boot the livecd and maybe copy the binaries over, but even then your system is pretty fuxd without /etc and /bin
[17:12] <Myrtti> !sound | tevfik
[17:12] <ubotu> tevfik: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[17:12] <MasterShrek> godzirra, choose a session from the actions menu maybe
[17:13] <godzirra> MasterShrek: I tried that.  I chose gnome first, and it just gave me a blank screen.  Failsafe gnome also gave me a blank screen.  (Blank with a tan background.)
[17:13] <godzirra> It looks like its not starting a windows manager.
[17:13] <HalphaZ> I've ubuntu 7.10 32 bit. I do sudo su - and dmesg. The screen fills of "[21189.224000] printk: 758 messages suppressed."... can someone help me with this kind of problem???
[17:13] <fernando_> hy does anyone knows how to install the yahoo weather widgtes?
[17:13] <MasterShrek> godzirra, remove .gnome folders in your home dir, youll lose your gnome preferences but you can always reset them back
[17:14] <godzirra> ok.
[17:14] <intelikey> ok  i found the problem.     but i don't know what's causing it.        Nov 19 11:12:33 localhost sshd[11265]: error: Bind to port 22 on <IP_ADDRESS> failed: Cannot assign requested address.
[17:14] <VinoStyle> MasterShrek:  The alt cd, will I have have a gui once installed ? Or will I have to run some commands in order to get it to work?
[17:14] <roe_> anyone know if there is a way to hook into the awardbios temperature monitor?
[17:14] <void^> HalphaZ: it should show the culprit above each of those lines? even if it doesn't, the complete log with significant parts should be available in /var/log/dmesg
[17:14] <MasterShrek> VinoStyle, you should have a gui iirc
[17:14] <godzirra> MasterShrek: nope.  still doesnt start nautilus
[17:14] <tevfik> Myrtti: i'm sure. SB Live 5.1 [SB0220](Alsa Mixer) is selected.
[17:14] <godzirra> just a blank tan screen.
[17:14] <Myrtti> fernando_: would the ones gdesklets provides be enough?
[17:14] <MasterShrek> screenlets is another widget program
[17:15] <Myrtti> fernando_: or do you particularly need and want yahoo widgets
[17:15] <HalphaZ> ok... i go to look /var/log/dmesg
[17:15] <Myrtti> fernando_: because you're probably not going to get them work
[17:15] <fernando_> mo i really like the yahoo weather it has a look very nice
[17:15] <kondrix> any download managers out there which are able to get a file that is "behind" a php link?
[17:16] <intelikey> ok.  i think i got it.    the  ListenAddress  line in  /etc/ssh/sshd_config  has to be an "in the box address" ???
[17:17] <toresn> hi, i just set up my mutt client, but for some reason it takes a lot of time to send a (short) mail... why is this?
[17:17] <MasterShrek> godzirra, make a new user and copy over what you need, or back up your user's folder and remove the original
[17:17] <godzirra> ok.
[17:17] <Pici> !sensors | roe_
[17:17] <ubotu> roe_: You might find something useful at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto
[17:17] <godzirra> wait, does a new user automagically get the gnome folders?
[17:17] <roe_> thanx
[17:17] <komputes> Hi everyone, I want to erase all the 802.11 AP saved passwords, does anyone know how to do this?
[17:17] <tracer`> anybody know if there are any dependencies for kiba-dock for gutsy ?
[17:17] <HalphaZ> with less /var/log/dmesg messages ends at [91]
[17:17] <Davy_Jones> how can i unzip a bunch of rar files that belong to one big data (in linux of course)?
[17:18] <HalphaZ> while with dmesg they are with 22.000
[17:18] <Pici> roe_: See the message at the bottom of that page for installing it in Gutsy
[17:18] <Pici> !enter | HalphaZ
[17:18] <ubotu> HalphaZ: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[17:18] <HalphaZ> ok
[17:18] <MasterShrek> !rar | Davy_Jones
[17:18] <ubotu> Davy_Jones: rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free
[17:18] <HalphaZ> !enter
[17:18] <Myrtti> komputes: check your keyring-manager
[17:18] <ubotu> Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[17:19] <Davy_Jones> unrar-free didn't work
[17:19] <HalphaZ> ...
[17:19] <fernando_> Myrtti: it the Vixta Linux as that widget
[17:19] <Myrtti> Davy_Jones: did you read the link?
[17:19] <Pici> Davy_Jones: unrar-nonfree is the one that can unrar multi-part rar files
[17:19] <Davy_Jones> Pici: ahh, thanks.. didn't it existed
[17:20] <tevfik> Myrtti: dont you have any idea for my problem.
[17:20] <Myrtti> tevfik: nope
[17:20] <Myrtti> fernando_: pardon?
[17:20] <Wolvenhaven> how do i go about reinstalling grub if i accidentally deleted it and can no longer access my ubuntu install?
[17:21] <Davy_Jones> Pici: Package unrar-nonfree is not available, but is referred to by another package
[17:21] <MasterShrek> !grub | Wolvenhaven
[17:21] <ubotu> Wolvenhaven: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[17:21] <Davy_Jones> what should i do now
[17:22] <Myrtti> Davy_Jones: check your repositories
[17:22] <robi1> hi! i am new to ubuntu, (7.10) u have installed all manner of codecs through the "add/remove applications" function, but now i still cant play movies on liveleak.com
[17:22] <robi1> does anyone have any tips?
[17:22] <Davy_Jones> ok
[17:22] <CochiseIRL> robi1, try installing flash player
[17:23] <Davy_Jones> gotta go.. thanks for the input
[17:23] <robi1> hm. i can only find gnash player, and other movie players, no flash player...
[17:24] <falconer> hi
[17:24] <CochiseIRL> robi1, go to adobe.com and pick flash player
[17:24] <robi1> ok, i'll try that. :-) thnx!
[17:24] <Myrtti> !flash | CochiseIRL, robi1
[17:24] <ubotu> CochiseIRL, robi1: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - Flash 9 is now available in dapper-backports and edgy-backports - See also !Restricted and !Gnash
[17:24] <Wolvenhaven> weird, grub installed to my slave IDE when ubuntu is on my master SATA
[17:24] <Myrtti> robi1: try that first
[17:25] <Karti> Hi all, how do I get my login screen the same resolution as my normal user?
[17:26] <elecero> cupie
[17:26] <nemo_home> Karti: gdm will use the maximum resolution permitted by your graphics card and monitor
[17:26] <Wolvenhaven> thanks guys
[17:26] <nemo_home> Karti: and constrained by xorg.conf
[17:26] <robi1> @ubotu: the link you sent is only for ubuntu versions up to 7.04, i've got 7.10!
[17:26] <Karti> nemo_home: My normal when I log in is 1280 by 1024, my login looks 800 by 600
[17:26] <nemo_home> Karti: if for some reason that isn't what you are using for your particular user account, you could presumably create another profile in your xorg.conf and tell the GDM config script to launch in that
[17:27] <nemo_home> Karti: mm. that seems unlikely
[17:27] <Myrtti> robi1: well, now.
[17:27] <nemo_home> Karti: could be the theme it is using perhaps
[17:27] <Myrtti> robi1: system - administration - software sources
[17:27] <Myrtti> robi1: check that you've got all the four checkboxes ticked on the first tab
[17:27] <godzirra> MasterShrek: Even after removing .metacity, .nautilis, .gconf* and .gnome* and copying it from a new user (that I verified worked), I still get a blank tan screen.  I copied and chown -R'd to my user.
[17:27] <nemo_home> Karti: but, if you pastebin the xorg log for GDM, could verify this speculation
[17:27] <SatManUK> I have a serious intermitant error with my pc
[17:28] <elecero> #cupie
[17:28] <SatManUK> its done it twice now in a week
[17:28] <Karti> nemo_home: It happened when I changed graphic drives.....will paste now
[17:28] <dimas_> how do i get gxine subtitle to work?
[17:28] <SatManUK> every application failed
[17:28] <SatManUK> the local console failed to input
[17:28] <SatManUK> i couldn't change consoles to get to a text console to kill x and restart it
[17:29] <robi1> i have downloaded the flash player from adobe, and extracted it from the tar archive. has not made a difference
[17:30] <Dr_willis> SatManUK,  odd.  you dident run out of memory/swap did you?
[17:30] <Myrtti> robi1: did you read my message?
[17:30] <SatManUK> i don't know.. it was using the hd quite fast
[17:30] <SatManUK> Dr_willis: i gave it 1 gig of memory swap
[17:31] <SatManUK> and i have 512mb of on board
[17:31] <SatManUK> is that enough?
[17:31] <robi1> have got no clue how to install it - inwindows it's easy, but here it asks me to run file in terminal or something..... clueless
[17:31] <Dr_willis> SatManUK,  be sure the swap is actually enabled. (check free command)
[17:31] <Myrtti> robi1: did you read my message?
[17:31] <Dr_willis> SatManUK,  i had a issue where some how swap got turned off.
[17:31] <robi1> @Myrtti, not sure which message you mean
[17:31] <Myrtti> robi1: check that you've got all the four checkboxes ticked on system - administration - software sources
[17:31] <feklee> "apt-get install amide" doesn't work, although the source packages are available: http://at.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/a/amide/
[17:32] <feklee> Why?
[17:32] <robi1> they are checked, yes
[17:32] <SatManUK> Mem:        507276     500952       6324          0       6716     167504
[17:32] <SatManUK> -/+ buffers/cache:     326732     180544
[17:32] <SatManUK> Swap:      1052248      32560    1019688
[17:32] <SatManUK>
[17:32] <Karti> nemo_home: If you have a moment could you have a look at - http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/45129/
[17:32] <Myrtti> robi1: if you do, you can then install adobe flash player 9 from synaptic, perhaps even add/remove
[17:32] <SatManUK> looks like its enabled to me
[17:32] <maxlinux> hello
[17:33] <nemo_home> Karti: how did you generate that xorg.conf?
[17:33] <feklee> Anyone, why can't I install amide?
[17:33] <robi1> that's the thing, i've searched in both of those, cannot find it
[17:33] <Dr_willis> SatManUK,  could be some progrma went crazy and grabbed it all. or other weirdness. May want to keep 'htop' running in a terminal. if it does it again - you can see what app is going crazy
[17:33] <SatManUK> when the sound stopped - skype dropped - then my mouse froze.. then the screen went black
[17:33] <nemo_home> Karti: it seems *way* overboard on silly stuff
[17:33] <robi1> have now managed to install it manually... :-)
[17:33] <komputes> Myrtti: Thanks a bunch!
[17:33] <robi1> it's working
[17:34] <nemo_home> Karti: also, the max resolution it lists really is 800x600
[17:34] <SatManUK> and it was flashing black then mouse pointer - black then mouse pointer
[17:34] <robi1> thanx so much for your help guys!!
[17:34] <nemo_home> Karti: I'd recommend regenerating your xorg.conf, probably using the xorg configuration apt-get thingy
[17:34] <Myrtti> komputes: np
[17:34] <SatManUK> both times i seems to be when im playing with the volume in amarok during the skype call?
[17:35] <_blitz_> I have a problem with ubuntu.when i boot up it shows you are in low graphics mode.this problem started after i tried to install the realtek audio pack.plz help
[17:37] <Myrtti> _blitz_: TUT TUT
[17:37] <Myrtti> _blitz_: I certainly hope that was an accident
[17:37] <_blitz_> why do you think that is an accident?
[17:38] <Pici> _blitz_: you just pinged the entire channel, do you know that?
[17:38] <Myrtti> _blitz_: because it isn't nice
[17:38] <Pici> !away > nemo_work (Please see the private messsage from ubotu)
[17:38] <Dr_willis> plus its useless. :)
[17:38] <_blitz_> yeah accidently.i pressed the enter key before i typed the user name
[17:39] <SatManUK> i installed and im running htop
[17:39] <CarlFK> what is the package for flash in firefox?
[17:39] <nouva> _blitz_ : ?
[17:39] <MasterShrek> flash-nonfree
[17:39] <CarlFK> thanks
[17:39] <_blitz_> sorry guys .it was an accident
[17:40] <nouva> owh.. ^^
[17:40] <Myrtti> just so you know next ime
[17:40] <Karti> nemo_work: I'll have a go, but I am currently 1280x1024
[17:40] <Myrtti> time, even
[17:40] <_blitz_> I have a problem with ubuntu.when i boot up it shows you are in low graphics mode.this problem started after i tried to install the realtek audio pack.plz help
[17:40] <nemo_work> Karti: in your profile, and unsurprising if your graphics card supports
[17:40] <CarlFK> MasterShrek: E: Couldn't find package flash-nonfree  ?
[17:40] <MasterShrek> !flash
[17:40] <nemo_work> Karti: I *would* be surprised if the display config dialog in your profile offers the option for that res now
[17:40] <ubotu> To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - Flash 9 is now available in dapper-backports and edgy-backports - See also !Restricted and !Gnash
[17:41] <nemo_work> Karti: how did you generate that xorg.conf anyway?
[17:41] <SatManUK> Dr_willis: according to htop 300mb of 500 used with 30mb of swap out of 1gb
[17:41] <MasterShrek> !restricted
[17:41] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[17:41] <Myrtti> CarlFK: how about ubuntu-restricted-extras
[17:41] <Karti> nemo_work: That was (I assume) generated by the system when I used the restricted manager to add nvidia-glx-new
[17:41] <nemo_work> *sigh* ubotu is a stupid bot
[17:41] <CarlFK> MasterShrek: flashplugin-nonfree.- ou were close :)
[17:41] <Dr_willis> SatManUK,  just let it run.. and if it does it again. check htop and see whats going crazy i guess
[17:42] <nemo_work> is it better that I leave the channel and rejoin before renicking? that doubles the channel spam
[17:42] <SatManUK> but if it does it again - i can't check anything because the pc crashes??
[17:42]  * nemo_work smacks ubotu
[17:42] <Karti> nemo_work: Thanks for help.....need to dash off for 40 minutes...
[17:42] <nemo_work> Karti: ah. probably backed up the old config then
[17:42] <nemo_work> Karti: you could perhaps merge with gvim -d or something :)
[17:42] <intelikey> Dr_willis thank you.  that got me enough information to find/fix it.
[17:43] <_blitz_> I have a problem with ubuntu.when i boot up it shows you are in low graphics mode.this problem started after i tried to install the realtek audio pack.plz help
[17:43] <SatManUK> Dr_willis: the pc literally refuses to take any user input :)
[17:43] <SatManUK> apart from the power command
[17:44] <nemo_work> Pici: oh. I was cussing ubotu when it was you who triggered it. not an auto-notify
[17:44] <Myrtti> !repeat |  _blitz_
[17:44] <ubotu> _blitz_: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait.   We would like our users to either use a quiet away script, or part the channel.  We already have enough traffic in here without people's nick's changing every time they go away.
[17:45] <leku> but if i kill it and do startx
[17:45] <leku> I get into X windows
[17:46] <nemo_work> Pici: well, I don't use away, but the _work is so people I'm helping don't panic and ping me when I don't respond immediately.
[17:46] <nemo_work> Pici: but, ok, I'll just head off. don't really need to be here anymore anyway
[17:46] <kev51773> Can anyone help with a touchpad problem?
[17:46] <massada> anyone here run into a wireless problem using 7.10 with vmware 6.0.2; i had to roll back to vmware 6.01 to get the networking going 7.10 - is it a vmware issue as i suspect ?
[17:46] <Myrtti> I must be too oldskooler to hate awaynicks
[17:47] <Myrtti> s/to/because
[17:47] <SatManUK> how do i delete the lock file on a kompozer session?
[17:47] <dury> hi there channel :)
[17:48] <e66> I have a situation. my primary partition is ext3. and I have 1 extended partition as swap. others are ntfs. It has a grub. grub boots to linux. no other option.
[17:48] <e66> But i can access the grub console while booting pc. Now I want to install windows.
[17:48] <e66> The problem is when installing windows, it sees that the primary partition is not readable then it can  not copy its temporary installation files there.
[17:48] <e66> consequently, it cant be install in any partition. how can I install windows here?
[17:48] <Pici> e66: Please ask in ##windows, as this is more of a windows related question.
[17:49] <kev51773> Can anyone help with a touchpad problem? my middle 'scroll' button is going crazy
[17:49] <e66> Thanks
[17:49] <thruxton> Hi, new to ubuntu, I am installing the 7.10 amd64 iso onto a new HP pavillion, when it boots its says it is in low graphics mode, I guess the nvidia driver is not on the cd, is it something I can enable after the install or is there no driver for this arch?
[17:49] <dury> the first boot in this box was with ubuntu in the first harddisk, so ubuntu it's installed in that HD...
[17:50] <Boohbah> hi, which torrent client do you all use?
[17:50] <Pici> thruxton: Try installing the nvidia driver from System>Administration>Restricted Drivers Manager
[17:50] <cybersoup> ubuntu!
[17:50] <captine> hi all.  sorry to bother.  can anyone confirm using skype with video successfully in ubuntu?
[17:50] <thruxton> oh ok, thanks Pici
[17:50] <kev51773> boohbsh: Stick with bittornado is my advice
[17:51] <WinterWeaver> Boohbah -- Deluge is quite good
[17:51] <Pici> captine: I believe the newest beta of skype has video support, but I do not know how well it works.  This is not in the repositories.
[17:51] <dury> but I changed that HD I put it like slave, with another HD I've installed win32
[17:51] <captine> thanks Pici . am reading about video not working on 64bit version (which i installed thinking it would), and am debating changing to 32 bit
[17:52] <dury> and there isn't choice to choose OS... What should I do
[17:52] <La_PaRCa> Hello. I was wondering if anyone here could recommend any small form factor PC that is just powerful enough to work as a firewall/vpn endpoint. Something not very powerful that either comes assembled or that I can assembl.e
[17:52] <sorto> Im in the middle of upgrading a VPS (so I only have SSH access) from 7.04 to 7.10.. I've already upgraded 2 VPS's with no problem, but on this third and last one in the middle of it I've been kicked off ssh and cant connect.. what should i do? Reboot the VPS.. or wait.. or any suggestions? :)
[17:53] <dury> If I boot Ubuntu CD it will be fixed?
[17:53] <kev51773> Sorry to repeat myself, can anyone here help with a touchpad problem?
[17:53] <captine> anyone successful with skype 2.o on gutsy?
[17:53] <ricanelite_> I have
[17:53] <harry_> help
[17:53] <ricanelite_> it runs fine Captine
[17:53] <harry_> i lost my toolbar
[17:53] <harry_> is there a key combo to get it back
[17:54] <deflated> Bye!
[17:54] <ricanelite_> does anyone know if nvidia updated there drivers for the series 8? For Linux?
[17:54] <harry_> mouse doesn't work to get toolbar back..
[17:55] <bullgard4> How can I label my fat32 partition /dev/hda6 'WinLinux'? I did 'sudo mkfs.vfat -n WinLinux -F 32 /dev/hda6' without success.
[17:55] <fchelp> i have a big problem ...
[17:55] <fchelp> skip that ...
[17:56] <fchelp> sorry :>
[17:56] <self_up> anyone can help with ubuntu and ruby on rails? with a fresh install, does rails come with it, by any chance, and how would i be able to tell either way? thanks
[17:56] <Dr_willis> bullgard4,  there used to be some stand alone windows disk tools.. but i forget the package names.
[17:56] <kev51773> Come on guys, 1231 people and no-one knows anything about touchpads?
[17:56] <Dr_willis> kev51773,  never had one.
[17:56] <Giftmatcher> hello all, I was wondering if someone could recommend an application that is similar to gpodder but not written
[17:57] <Dr_willis> kev51773,  unless you mean on the laptop. :) then i  never have issues with them
[17:57] <harry_> do you know how to bring up the toolbar with key commands? my toolbar has dissapeared and mousing over it doesnt work
[17:57] <Giftmatcher> in a scripting language - im too impatient :)