[20:42] <Marvin-TMDR> Which is the offtopic ubuntu channel?
[20:42] <floppyears> is there any clear advantage for running ubuntu for 64 bits instead of 32 bits in a 64 bit processor ?
[20:42] <Slart> !ot
[20:42] <Marvin-TMDR> thanks
[20:42] <MrPiracy> does anyone know how to stream to a SHOUTCAST server from songbird?
[20:42] <riverfr0zen> reika: try typing: ifconfig
[20:42] <Slart> floppyears: you can use more memory.. and it might be a little little faster
[20:42] <sweetgum> does any one know why i have a BusyBox v1.1.3 (Debian 1:<IP_ADDRESS>-5ubunut12) Built In Shell (ash) Enter help for a list of built in commands  pause with an (initramfs) input when i try to install ubuntu? following this i receive a long list of errors that begin with #'s
[20:42] <Slart> floppyears: but otherwise.. no.. only drawbacks
[20:43] <SebNaitsabes> floppyyears:  there are certain issues with 64bit, but I think the main one is Java
[20:43] <Gallez> riverfr0zen: make sure that no buttons on your keyboard are "stuck"
[20:43] <reikalusikka> where do I find the interface number of my wireless card
[20:43] <floppyears> Slart: I wasn't sure if ubuntu is optimized for 64 bit processors
[20:43] <Gallez> i mean, make sure none of them is pressed continuosly
[20:43] <foz> slart thanks ill go and look
[20:43] <SebNaitsabes> floppyyears: ways to get round the issues anyway
[20:43] <Gallez> *continuously
[20:43] <riverfr0zen> Gallez: ha ha. I'm pretty sure it's not the buttons. I'm not the only one with the issue on the box.
[20:43] <Slart> floppyears: well.. optimized.. I don't know ... it's available for 64bit at least
[20:44] <beam> hello there
[20:44] <MrPiracy> does anyone know how to stream to a SHOUTCAST server from songbird?
[20:44] <beam> im quite new to this xchat thingy
[20:44] <_deep_blue> i recently installed ubuntu on the pendrive but after restart the packages that I have installed is not showing up though the files that i created is showing....is there a way to add persitent packages?
[20:44] <Gallez> riverfr0zen: have you tried typing in anything with sudo in recovery mode? if not, i advise you to try it
[20:44] <beam> and im facing a problem and would like one of u guys to help me
[20:44] <phloat> I'm trying to get my laptop working with my wireless network. I did this before, and the fix ended up being a certain package from synaptic, I just forget what it was called. Can anyone help?
[20:45] <Gallez> riverfr0zen: if sudo works in recovery mode, it means it's something connected to x.org or gnome
[20:45] <Gallez> if it doesn't, it means it has something to do with the system as a whole
[20:45] <riverfr0zen> Gallez: it's a server install. X is not running
[20:46] <riverfr0zen> Gallez: I did change the root user password just before this started happening. Think it could be that?
[20:46] <beam> the problem is: i can only manage to download PDF files from firefox and nothing else
[20:46] <beam> exe files dont work
[20:46] <sweetgum> can someone help me with my ubuntu installation?
[20:46] <beam> anything but PDF doesnt work
[20:46] <HappyWifi> My laptop makes a very loud beep from somewhere other than the standard speakers on certain events (such as using backspace where it can't be used). How can I turn this loud beep off?
[20:46] <Gallez> riverfr0zen: well, one way to find out - change it back to what it used to be
[20:47] <redrebel> what is a good lightweight gui texteditor??
[20:47] <foz> thanks m8 was spot on
[20:47] <b4taylor> Is there any reason why pidgin festival doesn't work?
[20:47] <riverfr0zen> Gallez: good point. i'll have to try and remember what it is (had logged in as root via an ssh key)
[20:47] <dabbu> my audio has stopped working
[20:47] <b4taylor> All my deps are satisfied.
[20:47] <riverfr0zen> Gallez: thanks
[20:47] <Gallez> riverfr0zen: you're welcome
[20:47] <dabbu> i have to reboot everytime to make it work again
[20:47] <dabbu> any help
[20:47] <_deep_blue> why packages that i install in pendrive are not persistent?
[20:48] <hateball> HappyWifi: Settings -> Sound (?) ->Systembeep(?). Am on Swedish Ubuntu so not sure about the translation...
[20:48] <dabbu> audio stops working in ubuntu,,has to reboot to make it work ..any help
[20:48] <HappyWifi> hateball: thank you soooo much!
[20:48] <b4taylor> _deep_blue: Are you mounting the pendrive in persistent mode?
[20:48] <yaazel> Hey guys.. I landed up in big problem. I just wanted to check the resolution 832x624 which my monitor doesn't support. but when its taken effect. mistakenly my frnd pressed esc key. now its running in with that resolution, and i can't see anything on monitor. pls.. help.
[20:49] <phloat> I recently reinstalled Ubuntu, and now my wireless card isn't working properly. Last time I had this problem, there was a certain package I needed to fix it. Anyone know what it's called?
[20:49] <b4taylor> yaazel: Reboot in recovery mode?
[20:49] <HappyWifi> yaazel: or exit to terminal and edit xorg.conf
[20:49] <b4taylor> yaazel: When grub comes up hit esc and pick recovery.
[20:49] <afallenhope> is there a way of stopping my display from being dim on start-up? I continuously have to adjust it because it doesn't save.
[20:50] <b4taylor> HappyWifi: Oh yeah, that too :p  Usually when my video screws up my keyboard locks too :p
[20:50] <rappr> phloat, are you thinking of b43 or ndiswrapper?
[20:50] <phloat> b43... maybe.
[20:50] <_deep_blue> b4taylor: i installed ubuntu with this link https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent#Method%200:%20Automatically%20create%20Live%20USB%20system i currently have only pendrive as a media in pc
[20:50] <rappr> b43 works with fw-cutter to load the firmware
[20:51] <phloat> Rappr: I can try that
[20:51] <_deep_blue> b4taylor: is there something I'm missing?
[20:51] <yaazel> I booted using live-cd. I'm trying to edit /etc/x11/xorg.conf but surprisingly there is no info about resolution in that file. http://www.mibbit.com/pb/4Y0kJ5
[20:52] <HappyWifi> yaazel: you will need to add the subsection manually then
[20:52] <beam> sweetgun: hi there
[20:52] <Jopie> is there a way to bunch multiple commands together on a terminal session?
[20:52] <Jopie> (into one command)
[20:52] <Yahoo__> hi there!
[20:52] <beam> im quite new tho xchat
[20:52] <yaazel> what is the format. any sample pls.
[20:52] <beam> and im facing a problem and would like u to help me
[20:53] <HappyWifi> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=129379&postcount=21
[20:53] <Yahoo__> is there anybody who can help me installing kubuntu to my laptop i have graphical problems.
[20:53] <beam> the problem is: i can only manage to download PDF files from Firefox and nothing else
[20:53] <beam> what can be the reason to that?
[20:53] <ScheissDrogen> Yahoo__:tried the live cd ?
[20:53] <HappyWifi> Yahoo__: what is the nature of the graphical problem?
[20:54] <yaazel> but where is it saving the RESOLUTION info of the user and where is it picking the values from?
[20:54] <paolo2> hi
[20:54] <beam> bobishh: hi there
[20:55] <bobishh> hi)
[20:55] <Yahoo__> ScheissDrogen: i have installed with wubi, after restart i've got just a blue screen (blue wallpaper) and red and white flickering line on the top of the screen
[20:55] <beam> bobish: im new to xchat
[20:55] <paolo2> i need help
[20:55] <beam> bobishh: im new to xchat
[20:55] <bobishh> i'm from russia, and i need some practice in english x)
[20:55] <sweetgum> beam: hey!
[20:55] <HappyWifi> yaazel: Find "Section "Screen""  add a line before "EndSection"
[20:55] <beam> sweetgun: hello sweetgun
[20:55] <sweetgum> beam: can you help me install ubuntu?
[20:56] <paolo2> i need install ubunto with usb penn
[20:56] <Yahoo__> ScheissDrogen: i have tried recovery mode and installing nvidia-glx-new , but it not works
[20:56] <Yahoo__> ScheissDrogen: got the same screen
[20:56] <beam> sweetgun: i was hoping u could help me witha bigger problem
[20:56] <bobishh> sweetgum, what's your problem with installing ubuntu?
[20:56] <RyanPrior> How come the Ubuntu package search is borked?
[20:56] <bobishh> beam, and what's your problem
[20:56] <Yahoo__> ScheissDrogen: and in the xorg.conf i haven't got resolutions :(
[20:57] <bobishh> Yahoo__, try X -configure
[20:57] <beam> bobishh: i can only download PDF files from Firefox and nothing else
[20:57] <ScheissDrogen> Yahoo__:which Graphic card ?
[20:57] <HappyWifi> yaazel: add
[20:57] <HappyWifi>         SubSection "Display":
[20:57] <HappyWifi>         Depth        24
[20:57] <HappyWifi>         Modes      "1024x768" "800x600"
[20:57] <HappyWifi>        EndSubSection
[20:57] <FloodBot1> HappyWifi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:57] <sweetgum> bobishh: I receive a black screen after i choose install ubuntu that says BusyBox (Debian 1.1.3 ubuntu ....etc) (initramfs) then a list of errors go on and on
[20:57] <Yahoo__> ScheissDrogen: nvidia go7600
[20:57] <beam> bobishh: ive tried downloading exe files but no use, it says file cannot be read
[20:57] <dropper> Can someone tell me how to boot an Ubuntu Live CD into single user? Thanks.
[20:57] <beam> bobishh: what can be the reason to that?
[20:58] <RyanPrior> dropper: Which version of the LiveCD do you have?
[20:58] <ScheissDrogen> Yahoo__:did you succesfully installed the driver ?
[20:58] <dropper> unfortunately I am using a copy of breezy 5.10
[20:58] <solexious> [Q] Ive set the default for audio to my usb headset, but some programs dont use it, second life for example, how can I fix this?
[20:58] <bobishh> sweetgum, check disk for errors first, and after that try other kernels, maybe the problem is in hardware
[20:58] <Yahoo__> ScheissDrogen: yes there are no problem reported after install
[20:58] <dropper> but that's all I need to run e2fsck
[20:58] <bobishh> beam, it's very strange..
[20:58] <sweetgum> bobishh: installing fedora i receive a monitor is out of reach error. possible connection there?
[20:59] <RyanPrior> dropper: The first item in GRUB should boot you into the LiveCD's single-user mode.
[20:59] <bobishh> what's your hardware configuration
[20:59] <beam> bobishh: i know
[20:59] <RyanPrior> dropper: Naturally, if you can grab a copy of Hardy, the software will be much nicer and more modern. :-)
[20:59] <dropper> RyanPrior: I don't have any grub, just the standard boot line from the live cd
[20:59] <beam> bobishh: im not sure
[20:59] <dropper> you can hit 'e' to edit the boot command
[21:00] <RyanPrior> dropper: The Dapper LiveCD doesn't have GRUB?
[21:00] <erUSUL> beam: so "wget files.fosswire.com/2008/04/ubunturef.pdf" fails for you?
[21:00] <dropper> this is not 6.06 it is 5.10
[21:00] <blaaaaaaaaaah> someone i deleted my taskbar in kde., the default task bar.,, and i cant get it back can anyone help?
[21:00] <ScheissDrogen> Yahoo__:open a terminal...
[21:00] <yaazel> I'm currently in liveCD trying to edit /x11/xorg.conf  in my hard-drive. its says operation not permitted. am I not the root?
[21:00] <RyanPrior> dropper: Ah, it's Breezy.
[21:00] <bobishh> beam, oh,,, try to reinstall firefox, maybe it could help.. All your setting will be saved 'cuz they are in your home path
[21:00] <dropper> I would like to just use 5.10, as it would take longer to download 6.06 and then burnn a cd
[21:00] <beam> erUSUL: im not sure what that is really?
[21:00] <yaazel> how can I gain root access?
[21:00] <dropper> yes, good ole Breezy
[21:00] <ScheissDrogen> !matrox>ScheissDrogen
[21:00] <erUSUL> !root > yaazel
[21:01] <Yahoo__> ScheissDrogen: can i write you in private?
[21:01] <beam> bobishh: ok, i will try that. Thanks
[21:01] <RyanPrior> dropper: Might as well download 8.04 and burn a CD, or go out and buy the latest Linux Format Magazine.
[21:01] <ScheissDrogen> !ati>ScheissDrogen
[21:01] <bobishh> sweetgum, what's your haedware configuration? and what version of ubuntu you are trying to install
[21:01] <woozzy> hi can anyone help
[21:01] <dropper> RyanPrior: lol Linux Format Mag haha
[21:01] <ScheissDrogen> Yahoo__:yes
[21:01] <RyanPrior> !anyone | woozzy
[21:01] <blaaaaaaaaaah> if i cant figure out this taskbar crap im gonna switch back to gnome ;[
[21:01] <dropper> So you are saying Breezy doesn't boot into single user mode
[21:01] <dropper> ?
[21:01] <RyanPrior> dropper: It may, but I forget how. It's been awhile since Breezy.
[21:01] <Wh00mp> I just switched from windows, wat is the comparable thing to task manager in ubuntu where i can end processess?
[21:01] <woozzy> does anyone one know if there is a msn app that supports viewing webcams
[21:02] <Wh00mp> or see whats running
[21:02] <dropper> RyanPrior: thanks for the suggestion/s!
[21:02] <blaaaaaaaaaah> Wh00mp: a terminal .,
[21:02] <Jopie> Why are ; and && operators not working on panel shortcuts? Anyone?
[21:02] <RyanPrior> dropper: Seriously though, if you're on dial-up or something, you can get Ubuntu at Best Buy, or in the latest Linux Format, and probably other places as well.
[21:02] <blaaaaaaaaaah> type ps aux to see what apps are running then kill -9 pid-of-whatever
[21:02] <sweetgum> bobishh: the latest version, 8.04.1
[21:03] <woozzy> i heard gaim does but does it work with ubuntu
[21:03] <Wh00mp> blaaaaaaaaaah; aux command in terminal does not seem to work
[21:03] <blaaaaaaaaaah> woozzy: they have gaim for ubuntu yes.
[21:03] <dabbu> audio is not working in movie player and vlc but working in mplayer ....any help ?
[21:03] <blaaaaaaaaaah> Wh00mp: ps -aux
[21:03] <beam> bobishh: sorry for disturbing u, but do u know if i would like to download blender 3D, would i have to download some extra files? or can i do it directly from blender.org?
[21:03] <woozzy> how do i get it
[21:03] <sweetgum> bobishh: the computer is a dell inspiron 530
[21:03] <blaaaaaaaaaah> woozy use the package manager
[21:04] <woozzy> sorry new user to ubuntu
[21:04] <HiL> How can I transfer my addons to my other computers?
[21:04] <RyanPrior> woozzy: To install software in Ubuntu, select "Add/Remove Programs" under "Applications" in the top left corner. The latest versions of Gaim are called Pidgin.
[21:05] <Wh00mp> blaaaaaaaaaah; there is like 30 processess running any GUI way to do this or only threw term?
[21:05] <dinar_> hello
[21:05] <woozzy> but i am unable to view webcams
[21:05] <dinar_> what program can make icq search?
[21:05] <RyanPrior> dinar_: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[21:05] <dinar_> pidgin does not?
[21:05] <bobishh> beam, donnow what is blender 3d)))
[21:05] <ole__> is there someone here who know how to install the letter Æ, Ø and Å in finch that is the text based version of bidgin??
[21:06] <woozzy> nope cant view peoples cams
[21:06] <RyanPrior> dinar_: You'll have to use the ICQ website, or the official ICQ client. Pidgin supports chat, but not searching.
[21:06] <ole__> ok
[21:06] <Wh00mp> woozzy; what kind of cam are you trying to view? just random ones? look for google dorks/hacks theres a bunch to view other peoples cameras and find them on the search engine
[21:06] <beam> bobishh: oh its ok, thanks anyway
[21:06] <dinar_> is there official client for ubuntu?
[21:06] <Skyrail> Is there anyway to style the terminal in Ubuntu (Gnome's default one, the name escapes me) so that it has some internal padding giving some space inbetween the text and the edges?
[21:06] <RyanPrior> dinar_: Nope, you'd have to run the official client in a Windows VM or using Wine.
[21:06] <woozzy> i mean on windows msn if someone has a webcam u can click on view cam and i can see that persons cam
[21:07] <dinar_> is there miranda for linux?
[21:07] <woozzy> but pidgiam aint got that function
[21:07] <sweetgum> bobishh: any idea?
[21:07] <RyanPrior> ole__: It's fairly easy to use those letters if you have them on your keyboard, or have a compose key.
[21:07] <KillingVector> woozzy: aMSN has webcam support IIRC
[21:08] <pos69sum> i'm trying to set up an ftp server - i have a 1tb firewire hard drive where i want to store all the files in ftp root
[21:08] <Wh00mp> woozzy; sorry dont use IM's maybe have them save it to a .mp4 or .avi or something and send it to you rapid share
[21:08] <RyanPrior> dinar_: Miranda is Pidgin remixed for Mac, basically.
[21:08] <pos69sum> in ea user's home dir i place a symlink to this firewire hd
[21:08] <pos69sum> but when i connect the symlink appears as a text file
[21:08] <ole__> maby, but i all others program i use i need those letter becouse i am a norwegian and that letter is use a lott
[21:08] <pos69sum> i can't click it and see everything in the directory
[21:08] <hoonteke> random question: anyone know why more is not just a sym or hardlink to less?  Since less behaves like more when invoked via the more name?
[21:08] <pos69sum> how can i fix?
[21:08] <RyanPrior> pos69sum: Why use FTP instead of SSH or NFS?
[21:08] <dinar_> thanks
[21:09] <beam> RyanPrior: do u know any good software for ubuntu that allows you to write subtitles for a video or a clip that i have made?
[21:09] <Wh00mp> alot of people dont know how to use SSH or NFS
[21:09] <bobishh> sweetgum, wait... i'm thinking) you can try text mode or smthn... i don't think that there's hardware problem..
[21:09] <pos69sum> RyanPrior it's r ftp over tls/ssl
[21:09] <Wh00mp> newly windows people are used to FTP
[21:09] <d0wn> I don't think my network-manager-gnome package is working, as i can't see the network manager icon on my task bar
[21:09] <RyanPrior> beam: Unfortunately, Linux video apps aren't so great - but that being said, there are a few. Open Movie Editor and Avidemux can do that, I think.
[21:09] <sweetgum> bobish: brb, ill try
[21:10] <beam> RyanPrior: ok, i will try that. Thanks
[21:10] <DIFH-iceroot> beam: kino should be a great program, tv stations are using it
[21:10] <DIFH-iceroot> its something like adobe premiere
[21:11] <carandraug> beam: you mean embedded the subtitles in the movie or edit subtitles files?
[21:11] <beam> DIFH-iceroot: thanks Michael, i will try that
[21:12] <Wh00mp> Ive never had any problems with playing videos on my ubuntu, its actully a pretty good program that comes factory with ubuntu client
[21:12] <beam> carandraug: i mean like putting subtitles in a diffrent language that the language that is been heard from the mouths of the speakers
[21:12] <bobishh> beam, 'bout blender - installing it from repos is much easier
[21:12] <Abraxas_> soo funny - http://i8t.de/c6ek2n3i xD
[21:13] <beam> bobishh: what is repos?
[21:13] <bobishh> beam, )) but if you need later version it is better to checkout svn
[21:13] <wirenik> beam: short for repositories, collections of packages that can be downloaded with apt-get
[21:13] <beam> bobishh: sorry but i dont know what svn is aswell
[21:14] <bobishh> beam, "apt-get install blender" .. repos = repositories (nano /etc/apt/sources.list)
[21:14] <Paradox34690> why can't I access my windows shares using the name of the pc (odin), but I'm able to access it via it's ip address (<IP_ADDRESS>)??
[21:14] <Gnea> llama_02: please stay on-topic.
[21:14] <beam> wirenik: Oh ok thanks
[21:14] <carandraug> beam: you can have subtitles in a separate file. "Subtitle editor" is probably your best shot. If you give the subtitle file the same name of the movie/clip, most software will also load the subtitles from the file
[21:14] <beam> bobishh: oh ok, thanks
[21:14] <RyanPrior> beam: svn ("subversion") is a tool for advanced users to get the latest cutting-edge software directly from the developers, and to allow developers to share their code.
[21:14] <bobishh> beam, check out wiki page 'bout svn
[21:14] <Gnea> !svn | beam
[21:14] <Wh00mp> is everything with ubuntu and debian all sudo-apt get install?  what if there is a cool .tar linuz file i want to install?
[21:15] <beam> WoW thanks guys
[21:15] <Gnea> !cvs
[21:15] <IndyGunFreak> Wh00mp: then you will need to follow the instructions to compile it
[21:15] <RyanPrior> Is CVS still dominant?!
[21:15] <Gnea> Wh00mp: it's best to see if you can find an ubuntu/debian port of it first. support for a .tar tends to fall short.
[21:15] <Wh00mp> IndyGunFreak; ok so with linux instead of installing a program, you are compiling it into your OS?
[21:15] <Gnea> !best | RyanPrior
[21:16] <Chousuke> RyanPrior: probably :p
[21:16] <beam> bobishh: ok i will
[21:16] <Chousuke> Wh00mp: um
[21:16] <IndyGunFreak> Wh00mp: no, you're still installing it, you just have to compile it to work w/ your distro.
[21:16] <Chousuke> Wh00mp: compiling a program may be a step in installing it.
[21:16] <Paradox34690> can someone help me with some samba/windows shares issues??
[21:16] <bIgBoSs_000> hi ppl
[21:16] <bIgBoSs_000> this is why windows sucks:
[21:16] <Chousuke> Wh00mp: it's not always necessary
[21:16] <RyanPrior> !anyone | Paradox34690
[21:16] <normloman> Hello. I'm trying to install a program by compiling the source. It requires SDL. I have installed the sdl library, configure complains it cant find it. Someone told me I have to specify the prefix where i installed sdl. Could someone explain to me what prefix means in this context?
[21:16] <IndyGunFreak> Wh00mp: honestly, as new as you are, stick w/ whats in the repositories, learnin to compile from source, will come w/ time...
[21:16] <Chousuke> Wh00mp: but some distros even base their pacakge model entirely on building from source
[21:16] <bIgBoSs_000> http://digg.com/microsoft/Vista_For_advanced_computing
[21:17] <RyanPrior> bIgBoSs_000: It isn't productive to talk about why Windows sucks here. Please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:17] <bIgBoSs_000> okay
[21:17] <bobishh> sweetgum, ? are you still here ?
[21:17] <beam> bobishh: i like xchat already!!! its incredibley awesome!!! Im glad i got Ubuntu.   Ubuntu bridges the gap and makes it easier for people to get an open-source OS up and running quickly, without having to bother compiling software. Of course, the option is there for you to compile software.
[21:17] <Paradox34690> RyanPrior: please note, i've already stated my question... people just don't answer... so when that happens, I'll use the obligatory "anyone" thanks though for noticing the question and not answering ;)
[21:17] <claws> Hello guys.. I recently shifted from debian to ubuntu. I've some problem with PIDGIN. when I close it. It doesn't minimize to tray instead it completely quits.
[21:17] <Wh00mp> IndyGunFreak; i see.. i have compiled source in windows but i am finding out linux is completely diffrent they dont have .exe files ??
[21:18] <normloman> Hello. I'm trying to install a program by compiling the source. It requires SDL. I have installed the sdl library, configure complains it cant find it. Someone told me I have to specify the prefix where i installed sdl. Could someone explain to me what prefix means in this context?
[21:18] <IndyGunFreak> Wh00mp: yes, Linux is completely different...
[21:18] <vluther> is there a way to see what repository a package was downloaded and installed from?
[21:18] <bezim> hey guy from cannonical- could you write drivers for sis graphic card?
[21:18] <RyanPrior> Paradox34690: using the "someone" line will not help people who are seeing your question for the first time. :-)
[21:18] <claws> Later I noticed that, there is no tray on my task bar. pls.. help. how to add tray icon to task bar?
[21:18] <IndyGunFreak> bezim: why would they?.. the SIS's are pretty rare.
[21:18] <carandraug> claws, I believe you have an option in Pudgin preferences for that
[21:18] <Slart> bezim: not sure if there is anyone from canonical here.. you might want to send them an email instead
[21:18] <erUSUL> claws: right click>Add to panel>notification area
[21:18] <carandraug> claws, you use Gnome?
[21:19] <claws> yeah
[21:19] <Gnea> Wh00mp: you should really read this: http://www.linuxnewbieguide.org/
[21:19] <Paradox34690> why can't I access my windows shares using the name of the pc (odin), but I'm able to access it via it's ip address (<IP_ADDRESS>)??
[21:19] <claws> Great got it!!! :)
[21:19] <IndyGunFreak> claws: if you use Gnome, follow erUSUL 's advice on adding the notification area to your taskbar
[21:19] <Slart> Paradox34690: do you have dns resolution setup? ie can you ping the computer by name?
[21:20] <beam> bobishh: which programming language do u reccommend? I would like to learn one
[21:20] <Gnea> claws: found the little icon? :)
[21:20] <carandraug> claws, right click in one of the panels (where you want the icon to appear) and select add to panel. Then choose to add Notification area. It's near the end of the list
[21:20] <beam> bobishh: i know HTML thats all
[21:20] <claws> yepp :D
[21:20] <Slart> beam: python is easy since you don't have to compile.. but it is weird in some ways.. java is used in many places for programming courses
[21:20] <Paradox34690> slart: yes, I can go into the networking tools of ubuntu and ping by name, but I can't access it via the "connect to server" or anything...
[21:20] <beam> bobishh: i would like to move on to Programming
[21:20] <dorito> java is evil
[21:20] <dorito> too many bugs
[21:21] <beam> Slart: Thanks brother
[21:21] <Gnea> dorito: everything has bugs.
[21:21] <IndyGunFreak> Gnea: my room doesn't.. :)
[21:21] <Gnea> IndyGunFreak: sssh! ;)
[21:21] <Slart> Paradox34690: I haven't got a done solution to this.. but samba has this other name resolution thingy.. nmdb.. I don't know much about it but you might want to check the docs for samba
[21:21] <dorito> yeah but the Java virtual machine defines the word bug :P
[21:21] <normloman> does anyone know what prefix means?
[21:21] <bobishh> beam, oh... it depends on what you want to do with it in future
[21:21] <normloman> in the context of linux
[21:21] <Slart> normloman: prefix, something you put before something else
[21:22] <beam> Slart: what can you develop using Python?
[21:22] <claws> why is it that I've to give normal user's password when I do sudo <command>. It doesn't work if I give super users password. why so?
[21:22] <Gnea> dorito: i think you've confused the JVM with any version of Windows ;)
[21:22] <bokey> it's actually a software bug as opposed to bug. duh!
[21:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[21:22] <normloman> so in the context of software
[21:22] <normloman> what is a prefix
[21:22] <normloman> for instance
[21:22] <bokey> please ffs use proper wordings
[21:22] <Slart> beam: world orbiting brain lasers.. or just about anything
[21:22] <normloman> im compiling a program
[21:22] <Slade> ok, i have an nvidia GeForce 8600 GT. I got the desktop effects enabled, but i cat get my second monitor to turn on
[21:22] <normloman> and Im told to define the SDL prefix
[21:22] <Wh00mp> Gnea - thanks some of that info in there i am sure will be helpful :)
[21:22] <Slade> nvidia-settings says im not using the nvidia driver
[21:22] <shadowhywind> hay all I am getting a udevd-event[#####]: run program: '/sbin/modprobe' abnormal exit error on boot. about 2 out of 3 times now.. any ideas
[21:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > normloman
[21:22] <Slade> my xorg.conf says that i am
[21:22] <Slart> beam: it's not really really fast but it's easy to work with.. and it comes with a lot of stuff built in
[21:22] <IndyGunFreak> Slade: do you have nvidia-settings installed?
[21:22] <beam> bobishh: i want to learn something that is easy to grasp and can develop some pretty cool things
[21:22] <Paradox34690> slart: I might have to do that... I can access the system if I go to (for instance) smb://<IP_ADDRESS> and can view all the shares, but like I said, I cant get to it via smb://odin
[21:22] <Gnea> !compile | normloman
[21:23] <bokey> beam: i'd recommend Python
[21:23] <anto9us> !sudo | claws
[21:23] <bokey> !python | beam
[21:23] <beam> Slart: thats nice
[21:23] <jameswf-home> anyone know of a decent front end for ip6tables (NOT ufw) that allows contol by interface ?
[21:23] <IndyGunFreak> Slade: dual screens is easy w/ Nvidia(in my experience), do you have nvidia-settings installed?
[21:23] <normloman> ahhh what did I do?
[21:23] <Slade> IndyGunFreak, i believe so, let me check
[21:23] <bokey> jameswf-home: try shorewall
[21:23] <bokey> !shorewall | jameswf-home
[21:23] <Jack_Sparrow> bean bokey Please find a more appropiate room for discussing programming
[21:23] <Slart> Paradox34690: hmm.. that works for me.. but I can't remember setting up nmdb.. well.. sorry I can't be of more help
[21:23] <bokey> ffs
[21:23] <Slade> IndyGunFreak, it's installed, but its saying im not using the nvidia driver
[21:23] <bokey> Jack_Sparrow: yeah yeah
[21:23] <Slade> so it's kinda lying
[21:24] <AtomicSpark> so how does one connect ubuntu desktop to the openldap server? I have it all setup on the server side, just not sure how to configure the client.
[21:24] <Wh00mp> Is there a certain way that I should type somones use name in irc for them to see im talking to them (like on koversation when someone says my name its red) and i know they are talking to me , makes convo alot easier to read threw
[21:24] <IndyGunFreak> Slade: well that is weird.. how did you install the nvidia driver?
[21:24] <Gnea> normloman: you typed one thing, pressed enter, typed another, pressed enter, and repeated the pattern in a short amount of time. :)
[21:24] <bobishh> beam, С++ maybe))) unix is based on C language.. first C then C++.
[21:24] <normloman> i apologize.
[21:24] <Slart> Wh00mp: nope.. just the nick with a colon after will do
[21:24] <sweetgum> bobishh: ya, i'm still here.
[21:24] <Slart> Wh00mp: the coloured text and optional sound is all done in the client
[21:24] <carandraug> Wh00mp, put that person name in the begining of what you say. Most IRC clients will warn that person
[21:24] <Slart> Wh00mp: also, try pressing <tab> to autocomplete nicks
[21:24] <Gnea> normloman: it's all good, but check this out, it will help you understand the whole prefix thing: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware
[21:25] <jameswf-home> bokey: firestarter doesnt support ipv6
[21:25] <normloman> i read that.
[21:25] <Slade> IndyGunFreak, originally using the hardware manager saying that i needed the restricted modules
[21:25] <beam> bobishh: ive tried C++ i think its difficult
[21:25] <normloman> The word prefix appears once
[21:25] <Slade> well it installed those and it didn't exactly do anything for me
[21:25] <Wh00mp> thanks
[21:25] <Slade> even after reboot
[21:25] <bokey> jameswf-home: ffs. read what i wrote. shorewall
[21:25] <Wh00mp> carandraug:  i see lol
[21:25] <beam> bobishh: i think ill have go with Python
[21:25] <Slade> so i uninstalled it and installed envyng. that installed new modules
[21:25] <claws> Ubuntu also users the same Deb packages. If there are plenty of debian repositories. then why do we have seperate ubuntu repositories?
[21:25] <normloman> Is there a linux glossary? Like a place i can type in a word and it tells me what it means in the context of linux?
[21:25] <Slade> the module is working fine because my enhanced desktop effects are working nicely
[21:25] <beam> bobishh: everyone is reccommending it to me
[21:25] <bobishh> beam, so you already know what you want )
[21:25] <Slart> claws: debian packages doesn't have to be the same as ubuntu packages.. there might be differences
[21:25] <IndyGunFreak> Slade: sigh... well, good luck... if you'd have just left restricted driver running, you'd have dual screens in about 4sec
[21:25] <Slade> but i cant get the second monitor to turn on, and i can't get TwinView working
[21:26] <Wh00mp> nick autocomplete is very nice
[21:26] <erUSUL> claws: they are not compatible a debian deb can not be used in ubuntu and viceversa
[21:26] <Jack_Sparrow> claws debian repos are NOT the same
[21:26] <Jack_Sparrow> !debian
[21:26] <Slade> IndyGunFreak, even with the restricted modules it was saying the same thing
[21:26] <IndyGunFreak> Slade: well, envy was a pretty bad idea
[21:26] <carandraug> Wh00mp, by the way, if you use IRC a lot you may want to give XChat a try (if you don't already use it). And install libnotify-bin
[21:26] <erUSUL> claws: the same aplies i.e for redhat/opensuse/mandriva rpm packages
[21:26] <linuxfce> All of my advanced mousepad (laptop) functions stopped working. The scroll area, double-tap to click, double-tap hold to hold does not work. Please help me
[21:26] <erUSUL> claws: all rpm all incompatible
[21:26] <beam> bobishh: now i do, yes
[21:26] <linuxfce> It used to work but it doesn't work now.
[21:26] <beam> bobishh: python
[21:26] <IndyGunFreak> Slade: dunno, you have a unique problem.. good luck..
[21:26] <IndyGunFreak> !nvidia | Slade
[21:27] <Wh00mp> carandraug: i dunno for some reason i have liked Mirc first then konversation (because it has all the users on the channel listed , xchat i cant figure out how to go on there with a proxy or use plugins
[21:27] <IndyGunFreak> Slade: are you using 32bit or 64bit?
[21:27] <Gnea> normloman: yes, and it explains it precisely.
[21:27] <linuxfce> Pleeease?
[21:27] <bobishh> beam, what country are you from ?
[21:27] <Gnea> normloman: For example, by default the configure script installs to /usr/local. If you want to change the path, you would execute the configure script as shown below:    <---- it's saying that /usr/local is the "root" location
[21:28] <beam> bobish: I am from Oman
[21:28] <carandraug> Wh00mp, you can chabge the proxy in Xchat in the preferences menu under network setup
[21:28] <beam> bobishh: I am from Oman?
[21:28] <Gnea> normloman: so if it were to install any configuration files, they wouldn't go to /etc, but to /usr/local/etc
[21:28] <frybye> re - how can I delefe a file in the Trashcan that seems to need "root" permissions to delete it?
[21:28] <erUSUL> frybye: sudo rm /path/to/file
[21:28] <claws>  /dev/sda6       /home/kishorekumar/E	vfat	auto,user,exec,rw	0	0   ---- is line in my /etc/fstab but still I don't have write permissions.
[21:29] <normloman> so is prefix the path of folders?
[21:29] <claws> pls.. help.
[21:29] <frybye> ok but where is the trash located on the file system - have not been able to find it..
[21:29] <wh00mp_> humm
[21:29] <Gnea> normloman: it is the root path.
[21:29] <erUSUL> !trash
[21:29] <Slade> IndyGunFreak, 32
[21:29] <normloman> so im my case, I need to specify the path to get to SDL? Does that make any sense?
[21:29] <IndyGunFreak> Slade: that shoudln't really matter, i was simply curious.
[21:29] <Slade> i don't have a 64 bit processor
[21:29] <Gnea> claws: just ask the question, in one line if you can ... you don't have to beg for help.. in fact, begging for it will more than likely get people to NOT want to help you, FYI.
[21:30] <dropper> RyanPrior: I just used Knoppix instead. "linux single" just works.
[21:30] <RyanPrior> dropper: Knoppix is nice, yes.
[21:30] <Gnea> normloman: no, it does not.
[21:30] <Wh00mp> carandraug: it does not hight light my name in xhcat when people are talking to me i see no proxy or socks 5 support
[21:31] <Gnea> normloman: when you're setting your --prefix, you're telling the compilation software where to put the files
[21:31] <normloman> I see
[21:31] <linuxfce> The scrolling on my Synaptics touchpad stopped working.
[21:31] <Jack_Sparrow> Wh00mp It will when it is setup correctly for your taste.. Including the user list on the right side
[21:31] <normloman> I dont think that fixes my problem then. But now I know what it means.
[21:31] <normloman> Thank you.
[21:31] <nocturn> Hi
[21:31] <claws> Gena: I'm sorry!!! I had 3 different problems so I'm asking seperately.
[21:31] <nocturn> I switched a hd to a new system
[21:31] <sweetgum> bobishh: could it possibly be the video card support is non existant?
[21:31] <sweetgum> bobishh: or not out of the box? Geforce 8300
[21:31] <Burnaphatone> Hi everyone, hope you are having a good day, I have a question about installation hangs for the 8.04 LTS desktop version if anyone could help.  :)
[21:31] <nocturn> boots fine, but it still sees the old network card and not the new
[21:32] <bobishh> don't know for sure,
[21:32] <Gnea> normloman: good luck
[21:32] <nocturn> system is Hardy Server
[21:32] <Gallez> is there a way that i can set my computer to switch off at a particular time? gshutdown doesn't work
[21:32] <Gnea> claws: well, try starting with one problem and go from there
[21:32] <babo> guys, a mate has booted up his (broken) XP computer with ubuntu live. Now he wants to transfer his XP files over to a USB and then install Linux. How can he access those files on the 'LIVE' ubuntu system ?
[21:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Burnaphatone To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash add noapic acpi=off before the "--"
[21:32] <pleasehelp> I'm new to Linux (Ubuntu; Gutsy).  Could someone please help me with a few questions?
[21:32] <ScheissDrogen> is there anybody with a 15 "" Noteboook could give me the monitor/screen section from xorg.conf ?
[21:32] <babo> specifically pls. i can't see the actual live system.
[21:33] <Wh00mp> Jack_Sparrow; so i will need an new proxy fro each irc server??
[21:33] <bobishh> sweetgum, i think you better read this http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/peripherals-hardware/115615-solved-dell-inspiron-530-ubuntu-install.html
[21:33] <RequinB4> !ask | pleasehelp
[21:33] <Jack_Sparrow> Wh00mp No idea, I was addressing your other issues you brought up
[21:33] <erUSUL> babo: if he plugs the usb thumb drive it will be automatically mounted and accesible
[21:33] <wh00mp_> xchat also does not highlight my name when someone is speaking to me , very hard to read threw all the text quickly
[21:33] <Coeen> Anyone got a good burning app to recommend?
[21:34] <Gillpy> !burn
[21:34] <ScheissDrogen> K3b, nero
[21:34] <Elite|Jeti> Wow live cd ubuntu sucks :P
[21:34] <CheesyWeasel> any way to lock emails in evolution?
[21:34] <Slart> wh00mp_: it's a setting somewhere.. check the preferences
[21:34] <Jack_Sparrow> wh00mp_ It does here, so you need to edit your settings or go to #xchat
[21:34] <Coeen> Thanks
[21:34] <Slade> IndyGunFreak, i think this video card is pretty new (maybe?!)
[21:34] <RequinB4> Elite|Jeti: Well, it's going to be slower because you'r running your entire OS off your optical drive
[21:34] <Gnea> babo: Click on Places->(whatever)Media, it will place an icon on the desktop that he can double-click on. just open up another folder where he wants the files to go to then just drag 'n drop 'em
[21:34] <Slade> i had a problem trying to re-install the modules when i uninstalled the envy modules
[21:34] <Burnaphatone> Jack_sparrow: thanks for the input be back if this doesnt work
[21:34] <Gallez> is there a way that i can set my computer to switch off at a particular time? gshutdown doesn't work
[21:35] <carandraug> Wh00mp, Xchat does highlight the text red when your nick is there
[21:35] <Slart> Gallez: crontab can do that
[21:35] <claws>  /dev/sda6 /home/claws/E vfat auto,user,exec,rw 0 0 ---- is line in my /etc/fstab. thought I'm giving 'rw' in my fourth option. Still I don't get write permission for the mounted folder.how to modify this line to get write permission for normal user?
[21:35] <pleasehelp> Using the add/remove software app, I have added and subsequently removed several applications, but I noticed they hidden folders associated with them are still present on my computer.  I'm not knowledgable enough about Linux to feel comfortable just deleting things.  Is it safe to remove these folders if I have uninstalled the application?
[21:35] <frybye> if I go to a dir and with ls -l it appears to be empty.. move up a dir and try to do sudo rmdir - and it says - not empty - are there concealed files in the dir and how do I get at them?
[21:35] <vol> Hi, I have a question. I'm trying to use kdevelop 3.5.2. The instructions at http://www.kdevelop.org/index.html?filename=3.5/download.html tell me to add deb http://ftp5.gwdg.de/pub/opensuse/repositories/home:/amilcarlucas/xUbuntu_8.04/ ./ to my sources.list file which I've done. Unfortunately, since kdevelop is in another official repo, it still shows the previous 3.5.1 version as installed. Is there a way to force it to use the 3.5.2 version, or do I
[21:35] <Wh00mp> carandraug: ok yes it does i just seen in yellow
[21:35] <Slart> Gallez: I think you can do it just with "shutdown" too.. check the man page
[21:35] <linuxfce> I marked all upgrades in synaptic and am installing them. hopefully this will fix the scrolling problem
[21:36] <Slart> Gallez: something like "sudo shutdown 18:30"
[21:36] <frybye> using konsole commands how do I list concealed files??
[21:36] <Slart> frybye: try ls -a
[21:36] <bobishh> sweetgum, are you there ?
[21:36] <Slart> frybye: or ls -la
[21:36] <frybye> Slart thanks..
[21:36] <vol> To clarify, it only shows "kdevelop" when I run aptitude search, rather than kdevelop-3.5.1
[21:37] <sweetgum> bobishh: im here , reading.
[21:37] <carandraug> Wh00mp, you can change the color, I believe, in the preferences menu (search for colors)
[21:37] <claws>  /dev/sda6 /home/claws/E vfat auto,user,exec,rw 0 0 ---- is line in my /etc/fstab. thought I'm giving 'rw' in my fourth option. Still I don't get write permission for the mounted folder.how to modify this line to get write permission for normal user?
[21:37] <bobishh> sweetgum, http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/peripherals-hardware/115615-solved-dell-inspiron-530-ubuntu-install.html
[21:38] <beam> bobishh: R u using Ubuntu?
[21:38] <Wh00mp> i still like koversation, probuly because i dont know how to use xchat good enough yet, but imo for the best sudo apt get, package manager download Koversation is the best. Maybe as i learn more i will change my mind, but trust me for newbs = koversation is the best
[21:38] <solexious> [Q] Ive set the default for audio to my usb headset, but some programs dont use it, second life for example, how can I fix this?
[21:38] <bobishh> beam, ubuntu with xfce - xubuntu
[21:38] <carandraug> Wh00mp, you'll need libnotify-bin to get ballons warning you when someone speaks your name
[21:38] <ScheissDrogen> is there anybody with a 15 "" Noteboook could give me the monitor/screen section from xorg.conf ?
[21:38] <Wh00mp> i also am starting to like trasmission better the utorrent
[21:38] <histo> solexious: ppl play second life?
[21:39] <beam> bobishh: oh ok
[21:39] <linuxfce> Who pays for the server costs of hosting all the repositories? That had to be really hefty.
[21:39] <Pirate_Hunter> Wh00mp: kde lover *peesh*
[21:39] <Jack_Sparrow> ScheissDrogen I can probably scare that up for you
[21:39] <juikku> hei
[21:39] <atlef> Wh00mp: what about kvirc?
[21:39] <histo> Wh00mp: or irssi
[21:39] <juikku> http://www.ihateyoujulia.com/?id=c623d2b9287c59ad8a721c45a8554e86
[21:39] <juikku> http://www.ihateyoujulia.com/?id=c623d2b9287c59ad8a721c45a8554e86
[21:39] <Wh00mp> atlef; irssi i tried but it command prompt, nothing for a newb linux user
[21:39] <beam> bobishh: R u a student or an employee?
[21:39] <Slade> ok, if nvidia-settings says im not using the nvidia driver, but i *AM* using the nvidia driver, what could cause htat?
[21:39] <juikku> http://www.ihateyoujulia.com/?id=c623d2b9287c59ad8a721c45a8554e86
[21:39] <Pirate_Hunter> linuxfce are you aksing a question to do with your system or just small talk?
[21:39] <erUSUL> !ops | juikku
[21:40] <Gillpy> juikku: stop it
[21:40] <WDC> Hey hey
[21:40] <WDC> What is the best way to play MP3s on Ubuntu 8.04
[21:40] <atlef> Wh00mp: kvirc, not irssi
[21:40] <ScheissDrogen> Jack_Sparrow:(me former alraune) thx, trying to get a FSC Amilo Pi1556 to the run (Yahoo's)
[21:40]  * Pirate_Hunter ppl please stay on topic... pwease
[21:40] <erUSUL> !mp3 > WDC
[21:40] <WDC> thanks
[21:40] <Gallez> Slart: as for shutdown: i'm guessing that the shutdown action occurs when the specified time is achieved; i mean, if it's 22:30 right now and i set shutdown to 3:00, it will shut the computer down at the first occurence of 3:00, right?
[21:40] <linuxfce> Pirate_Hunter I'm actually asking what I can do to get my touchpad scrolling back.
[21:40] <frybye> under ubuntu8.04 (with no root..) how can I change the ownsership of a file that shows under ls -l as owned by root root??
[21:40] <linuxfce> Pirate_Hunter it disappeared
[21:40] <Wh00mp> Pirate_Hunter; i like KDE in BT3 and Gnome in ubuntu , remember im not a linux expert, im a windows expert converting :)
[21:40] <sweetgum> bobishh: ill try that :)
[21:41] <linuxfce> Pirate_Hunter none of my touchpad functions work except moving the mouse. They used to.
[21:41] <vol> So, is there an answer to my kdevelop question? Do I need to uninstall before I can install 3.5.2?
[21:41] <ScheissDrogen> frybye:sudo chown <username> filename
[21:41] <Wh00mp> atlef; have not tryed it yet
[21:41] <weedar> frybye: doesn't sudo chown work?
[21:41] <Pirate_Hunter> linuxfce: no clue
[21:41] <Jack_Sparrow> ScheissDrogen http://paste.ubuntu.com/38592/
[21:41] <sander_m> Hi all. Is there anyone with LVM knowledge here? I want to make changes to my LVM layout on my hard disk. I can't do that while I'm using it, so now I'm running the Ubuntu 8.04 lice CD. But I can make LVM work from the live cd
[21:41] <Pirate_Hunter> Wh00mp: ok than.....
[21:41] <sander_m> s/Can make/Can't make/g
[21:41] <erUSUL> frybye: learn to use sudo .... (hint sudo chown owner:group file)
[21:42] <frybye> hang on... if I know all this stuff (and or could remember it I wouldnt ask beleive me .. heheh)
[21:42] <ScheissDrogen> Jack_Sparrow:thx for quick paste, think just leaving out the modelines gives a good try..
[21:42] <wh00mp_> im on both look.. xchat sucks as a normal install
[21:42] <frybye> shure - soooooo much to learn... step by step - only been at this a few weeks... with little local support..
[21:42] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[21:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !coc
[21:42] <Wh00mp> this one is waaaaay better imo
[21:42] <beam> bobishh, r u there?
[21:43] <Pirate_Hunter> !ot | wh00mp_
[21:43] <solexious> histo: ?
[21:43] <histo> solexious: what?
[21:43] <Wh00mp> !ot | Pirate_Hunter
[21:43] <Wh00mp> lol
[21:43] <Slade> how can i get my second monitor's power light from orange to green (dual head nvidia geforce 8600 gt) ?
[21:44] <Jack_Sparrow> Wh00mp Please STOP.. and join #xchat to learn how to configure xchat to suit your needs
[21:44] <erUSUL> !twinview > Slade
 solexious: ppl play second life?  It keeps saying that the x server is not using the nvidia driver. Yet in the xorg.conf it's showing under device section Driver "nvidia"
[21:45] <erUSUL> Slade: maybe somehow the driver fails and you are using the failsafe vesa driver instead???
[21:46] <RemsSs> hi everybody
[21:46] <dvs> is it dangerous to install enlightenment ..  i am very new
[21:46] <Slade> erUSUL, would i get enhanced desktop effects if that was the case?
[21:46] <erUSUL> Slade: nope
[21:46] <RemsSs> i am on the iphone website
[21:46] <ashvee> can we use lexmark x5470 in ubuntu
[21:46] <RemsSs> i want to know if the iphone is an gps
[21:46] <sander_m> Hello? Can anyone help me access my LVM disks from an 8.04 live CD please?
[21:46] <RemsSs>  ?
[21:46] <erUSUL> ashvee: linuxprinting.org
[21:46] <histo> RemsSs: only the new ones
[21:47] <ty> !botsnack
[21:47] <solexious> histo: a, sorry didnt get it
[21:47] <ty> !botsnack
[21:47] <Pirate_Hunter> ty: dont abuse the bot
[21:47] <Gillpy> at least not in public
[21:47] <ty> what happens
[21:47] <Slade> erUSUL, well i have the desktop effects
[21:47] <beam> erUSUL: Theres an open source softwre for designing websites, i think its called Pyro 3, am i right? If not whats the correct name for it?
[21:48] <erUSUL> Slade: :/
[21:48] <ty> !botsnack
[21:48] <ty> lol
[21:48] <ty> funny
[21:48] <ashvee> can we use creative web cam in ubuntu
[21:48] <Pirate_Hunter> ty: its not what happens just dont do it
[21:48] <ty> ok
[21:48] <erUSUL> beam: i dunno sorry
[21:48] <ty> sorry
[21:48] <FloodBot1> ty: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:48] <beam> erUSUL: its alright. Thanks anyway
[21:49] <ty> i like bot
[21:49] <ty> its cool
[21:49] <co0lingFir3> hello, does anyone know a place where i can find a deb file of divfix++ for hardy?
[21:49] <ty> no
[21:49] <Gillpy> !ot > ty
[21:49] <histo> co0lingFir3: if its not int he repos you can try getdeb.net but thats not really recomended
[21:50] <ty> !goodbot
[21:50] <co0lingFir3> histo, already tried getdeb, wasnt successful
[21:50] <ty> !g
[21:50] <beam> erUSUL: If i created a webiste on text editor using HTML, how can i publish it onto the web? Any idea?
[21:50] <Gillpy> ty: yousa going to get kicked
[21:50] <ty> !g google.com
[21:50] <Gillpy> ty:   /msg ubottu
[21:50] <bobishh> beam, are you here ?
[21:50] <beam> bobishh, yes i am
[21:51] <ty> !botsnack
[21:51] <frybye> thanks - after 20 mins or so I have my trash empty - pheeew.. thx again..
[21:51] <ty> !botsnack
[21:51] <ty> !botsnack
[21:51] <FloodBot1> ty: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:51] <histo> co0lingFir3: then youc an make your own deb from source with checkinstall
[21:52] <ty> Linux Rocks
[21:52] <ty> Ubuntu rocks
[21:52] <Jack_Sparrow> ty please stay On topic
[21:52] <mcw> I am new to ubuntu is this the irc ubuntu chat
[21:52] <ScheissDrogen> !ot
[21:52] <ty> whats the topic
[21:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !coc > ty
[21:52] <rubip> Hello, what is the way to use a kernel like "bigmem" in debian or how to enable PAE on ubuntu?
[21:53] <carandraug> mcw, this is for support. For small talk go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:53] <beam> bobishh: I am from The Sultanate Of Oman
[21:53] <Jack_Sparrow> ty Ubuntu support related questions only.. genernal chat.. try /j #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:53] <mcw> I am trying to get a logitech quickcam messenger mic to work the video is fine
[21:54] <bobishh> beam, i know) so i'm from russia) here i am - http://i012.radikal.ru/0806/03/21e334d3e4fd.jpg
[21:54] <Jack_Sparrow> beam bobishh  Please keep it on topic
[21:54] <imandy> does anyone know why gnome-volume-manager pulls in lots of totem packages and sound-juicer as dependencies? I'm doing a relatively minimal ubuntu install, and I really don't want those packages, and I don't see why they should be necessary for gnome's volume manager.
[21:54] <Jack_Sparrow> !minimal
[21:54] <bobishh> Jack_Sparrow, ok
[21:55] <Metwan> I want to make a folder writable by a php script of mine. How can I find out what the username of my http server is, it used to be www-data on previous shell but unfortunaly not on this one.
[21:55] <ty> hey .....
[21:55] <Wh00mp> ty: EMACS rocks
[21:55] <beam> Jack_Sparrow: sure
[21:55] <ty> my speaker works but my headphone dont
[21:55] <imandy> Jack_Sparrow: I don't understand -- is that relevant?
[21:55] <Jack_Sparrow> imandy Very
[21:55] <ty> hellooo
[21:56] <djamel> Metwan, did you check in the /etc/group file ?
[21:56] <Metwan> not yet, thanks for the hint
[21:56] <imandy> Jack_Sparrow: I am using that minimal install cd. but my question is about the dependencies of gnome-volume-manager
[21:57] <Gillpy> imandy: gnome-volume-manager recommends totem and soundjuicer
[21:57] <djamel> Metwan, if the www-data group doesn't exist create it, give it the perissions you want, and then chown the directory where the script has to write
[21:57] <mad_max02> how can I remove side borders on a panel ????
[21:57] <imandy> Gillpy: is there a way to turn down those types of "recommendations"?
[21:57] <djamel> and chmod also
[21:57] <chao1> hello. trying to make a GDM theme. I need to know what do I type to just show the option for remote login?
[21:57] <mad_max02> in gnome
[21:57] <Jack_Sparrow> imandy If you are already using minimal then the dep's are what they are.
[21:58] <niraj> hi
[21:58] <mcw> it is support I am looking for
[21:58] <chao1> I tried the tutorial on gnome's site and can't understand
[21:58] <histo> !ask | mcw
[21:58] <chao1> !gdm theme
[21:58] <mcw> I did
[21:58] <chao1> !gdm
[21:59] <Gillpy> imandy: depends on what you are using to install gnome-volume-manager
[21:59] <orgMovie> #gnome for gd
[21:59] <histo> chao1: maybe message ubottu privately instead of in the channel
[21:59] <orgMovie> #ubuntu is about ubuntu, not gnome or gnome-related.. but we can help you with gnome as well ;)
[21:59] <mcw> how do I get the mic to work in ubuntu with a logitech quick cam messenger?
[21:59] <imandy> Gillpy: aptitude is my preference
[21:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !webcam
[21:59] <floppyears> hi guys
[22:00] <mcw> I tried that
[22:00] <floppyears> what is a good pci wireless card for ubuntu ?
[22:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !hardware
[22:00] <XshoppyX> Gnome ftw!
[22:00] <Gillpy> imandy: just found this in the man page: (sorry floodbot)      -R, --without-recommends Do not treat recommendations as dependencies when installing new packages (this overrides settings in /etc/apt/apt.conf and ~/.aptitude/config). Packages previously installed due to recommendations will not be removed.
[22:00] <mad_max02> how can I remove side borders from panel in gnome ????
[22:01] <mcw> i know how to download programs ,just not what to do with them after they have down loaded
[22:01] <mario> test
[22:01] <mcw> am trying to free myself of windows!
[22:01] <Jack_Sparrow> mcw It is best to stick with progrqams from our repos and not grabbing anything that says linux and looks cool
[22:01] <mcw> ok
[22:01] <Gillpy> imandy: so you can configure it in those files  or invoke sudo aptitude -R
[22:01] <floppyears> thanks Jack_Sparrow
[22:02] <mcw> am I missing drivers?
[22:02] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[22:02] <imandy> Gillpy: fantastic, thanks for your help
[22:02] <chao1> GDM theme anyone?
[22:02] <mad_max02> how can I remove side borders from panel in gnome ????
[22:02] <mcw> like I said the video works fine just no sound
[22:02] <chao1> gdm theme - needs remote loging option.
[22:02] <beam> bobishh: are u there?
[22:02] <histo> mad_max02: right click and go to properties
[22:02] <Jack_Sparrow> chao1 Get a known working gdm theme and istall it just so you know how
[22:02] <chao1> I have everything working but that option
[22:03] <mad_max02> histo, and then ? there are no settings in the properties
[22:03] <rolandf> Hello, I try to install postgresql 8.3 but libldap2 can't be installed how can I fix this ?
[22:03] <histo> mad_max02: which side bars are you talking aobut?
[22:03] <mad_max02> well side bars you get when you untick expand
[22:03] <egc> hi, can anybody tell me what the most current kernel revision is?
[22:03] <mad_max02> histo, do you get it ?
[22:04] <histo>  mad_max02 oh I see if its not expanded
[22:04] <mad_max02> yeah
[22:04] <egc> i want to make sure my menu.lst is correct, as i may have screwed it up
[22:04] <mcw> is there a program in the repositories that I need to make it work ?
[22:04] <mad_max02> when you tick show hide buttons they appear on that side bars
[22:04] <histo> mad_max02: hrm.. dunno
[22:04] <mad_max02> and how question is how to remove them
[22:04] <histo> is ubottu dead or something?
[22:04] <histo> !test
[22:04]  * shibz tested
[22:04] <mad_max02> they look ugly when the panel is not expanded and fully transparent
[22:04] <histo> !grub > histo
[22:05] <Burnaphatone> hi guys, I had a problem installing v8.04 and was told to use f6 and remove quiet splash and if that didnt work to add acpi=off to the line of code, it still hangs, any suggestions?
[22:05] <Slade> brb, gonna try this :)
[22:05] <carandraug> mad_max02, just untick the expand box that appears when you choose propierties of the panel
[22:05] <Jack_Sparrow> Burnaphatone there were two things at the end to try not just one..
[22:05] <mad_max02> carandraug, can you try and untick the expand so you can see what I'm talking about
[22:05] <Jack_Sparrow> Burnaphatone noapic
[22:05] <mad_max02> carandraug, when its unticked side bars appear which u cant remove
[22:06] <Burnaphatone> jack could we dcc chat for a sec so i can be more descriptive with my issue?
[22:06] <Jack_Sparrow> Burnaphatone please keep it in channel, I was just going (Late) to lunch
[22:06] <Burnaphatone> sorry ok
[22:07] <mcw> if the video works then the sound must be able to work also
[22:07] <carandraug> mad_max02, oh, I see now. I thought you only wanted the panel to not be expanded
[22:08] <mad_max02> lol
[22:08] <egc> my answer was update-grub
[22:08] <mad_max02> how when u see do you know how to remove them ?
[22:08] <mcw> I'm being patient and waiting
[22:08] <mcw> for an answer
[22:09] <beam> Jack_Sparrow: Please correct me if im wrong, Is there an open-source software for web creation called Pyro 3?
[22:09] <mcw> some one out there must have the same webcam????
[22:09] <Jack_Sparrow> beam no idea
[22:10] <Jack_Sparrow> mcw Did you go to the link I gave on webcams awhile ago?
[22:10] <eirik_> is there a simple way to mirror a file/folder in another location? in a RAID-sort-of-way.  so say i wanna mirror my /Documents on another harddrive, for backup purposes
[22:10] <mannytu> !lunch
[22:10] <mcw> no sorry the words past me by
[22:10] <plopunet> hi all
[22:10] <Flare183> !backup | eirik_
[22:11] <plopunet> i try to install an ubuntu hardy on a fress new pc, whole disk, no other OS on it. I got a grub error 21
[22:11] <Flare183> !askthebot | mannytu
[22:11] <beam> Jack_Sparrow: Ok another thing. How can i publish an HTML document that ive created on Text Editor onto the web?
[22:11] <Fenix|work> Greetings... I'm having problems with pure-ftpd.  I did an update the other day and my anonymous user now no longer works, but virtual users do.  Anyone with ideas?
[22:11] <plopunet> i know some thisngs to do.. but not all .. :/
[22:12] <l3d> hey everytime i start ubuntu now my nautilus opens auto
[22:12] <l3d>  it the a way to stop[- it
[22:12] <KenBW2> if i install ubuntu onto my 8GB SD card, how long will the SD card last till it burns out?
[22:13] <mcw> jack sparrow can you send me the link again please
[22:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !webcam
[22:13] <mgolisch> KenBW2: no idea
[22:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Play nice.. I will be lurking while I try to get my lunch
[22:14] <co0lingFir3> hello, can someone help me installing divfix++ using checkinstall http://divfixpp.sourceforge.net/support.htm
[22:14] <KenBW2> mgolisch: are SD cards more resilient than memory sticks
[22:14] <carandraug> mad_max02, I'm trying to remove that bars but I can't figure out how
[22:14] <plopunet> my main problem is that in my menu.lst i've got  "root (hd0,0) "
[22:14] <plopunet> if i boot from a live cd and chroot and type "grub> root (hd0,0) " i've got the same error Error 21... Selected disk does not exist.. :'
[22:14] <Slade> Ok, i sort-of have twinview working, but it's treating the screen like one giant screen i need to have 2 separate screens (kinda like the way xinerama does it). I can't use nvidia-settings because for some reason it doesn't think im using the nvidia driver and I am
[22:14] <Jack_Sparrow> plopunet ok... 0,0 first partition on the first drive
[22:14] <mgolisch> KenBW2: my usb thumbdrive died quite fast
[22:14] <mgolisch> :)
[22:14] <plopunet> that mean that the controller can't be viewed by the kernel ?
[22:15] <carandraug> mad_max02, try asking that in ##gnome
[22:15] <plopunet> Jack_Sparrow, yes it's this one i want to
[22:15] <mcw> jack sparrow :this is what it says:Gutsy: Works out of the box with amsn. / Edgy: Requires updated spca5xx driver, easy to get with module-assistant. Only works with amsn or luvcview not ekiga or camorama or gqcam.
[22:15] <Jack_Sparrow> plopunet sudo fdisk -l                   L is the last letter
[22:16] <captainm> KenBW2: the eeebuntu has some helpfull info on this
[22:16] <mcw> I still have the page open as well
[22:16] <captainm> KenBW2: *eeebuntu website
[22:16] <Slade> anyone?
[22:16] <arooni> you know how youc an zoom in?  is there a way to LOCK the zoom (i have two monitors)... so that (1) cursor doesnt get in the way... and (2) i can work in the other monitor ?
[22:16] <linuxfce> I figured out the problem with my Synaptics mousepad not scrolling. The problem is that envyng configures xorg.conf to generic mouse. But when I import the Synaptics "input device" section to xorg.conf it crashes X.
[22:16] <mgolisch> maybe mount a ramdisk on /var/log and other places with frequent disk write activity
[22:16] <linuxfce> Any suggestions?
[22:16] <flwz> sconnect
[22:16] <flwz> Hey guys
[22:17] <flwz> anyone has a howto to install xgl cube on ubuntu ? couldn't find one
[22:17] <solexious> [Q] My backspace key isnt working in ubuntu any more, was before. Is fine in windows. Any ideas?
[22:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Install ccsm  sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager Next go to system...pref..advanced desktop effects....  On the first page  put check next to rotate cube and desktop cube.. dbl click general options... up closer to the top...  click on desktop size  and set them to 4, 1 and 1  top to bottom... ctrl+alt+(Left Mouse Button) then move mouse
[22:17] <mcw> jack sparrow :what is a module assistant
[22:17] <Jack_Sparrow> bbl lunch getting cold
[22:18] <mcw> ok
[22:18] <mcw> eat eat !!!!!
[22:18] <mcw> manga manga
[22:18] <plopunet> jack-desktop, /dev/sda1 *  Linux ,   /dev/sda2  Extended,  /dev/sda5   Linux Swap
[22:19] <flwz> Thanks Jack
[22:19] <mcw> I guess I need a different webcam
[22:19] <plopunet> Jack_Sparrow,    maybe it's the jmicron controller.. module pata_jmicron is loaded on the ubuntu live cd... i see in lsmod
[22:19] <plopunet> Jack_Sparrow,  /dev/sda1 *  Linux ,   /dev/sda2  Extended,  /dev/sda5   Linux Swap
[22:20] <Hamled|Erp> is there a headless install disc for ubuntu? I have a box that I would like to install ubuntu on, but I have no keyboard, mouse, or monitor to connect to it
[22:20] <Slade> any ideas? I can't use nvidia-settings
[22:20] <RawkFish> Where would i find info about dual booting a vista and ubuntu machine??'
[22:20] <beam> Jack_Sparrow: How can i publish an HTML Document that  i have created by using text editor on to the web?
[22:20] <Gillpy> !dualboot | RawkFish
[22:20] <alexagui-3> hols
[22:20] <alexagui-3> hols
[22:20] <RawkFish> Thanks
[22:20] <alexagui-3> ai alguien
[22:20] <lwizardl> hi
[22:20] <Slade> any ideas?
[22:21] <alexagui-3> ai alguien ke avle en español
[22:21] <lwizardl> has anyone here ever setup a computer to be a point of sale cash register ?
[22:21] <linuxfce> Why is it that whenever I crash X by editing xorg.conf, restoring the originaal xorg.conf and nvidia-xconfig never fixes it, and I have to reinstall the driver?
[22:21] <alexagui-3> español
[22:21] <Gillpy> !es
[22:21] <captainm> !es | alexagui-3
[22:22] <mcw> rawk fish:I have a dual boot machine just install vista first on one hard drive and then unplug it and then install ubuntu on the other and use f8 to select wich hard drive or os you want to run when you turn your machine on
[22:22] <carandraug> alexagui-3, there's #ubuntu-es
[22:22] <alexagui-3> pero ke pasa aki
[22:23] <alexagui-3> eeeeeeeeoooooooooooo que ai alguien ke avle en español
[22:23] <Gillpy> !dk
[22:24] <alexagui-3> hola
[22:24] <alexagui-3> ai alguien aora que avle en español
[22:24] <carandraug> alexagui-3, para ayuda en Español entre en los caneles #ubuntu-es
[22:25] <alexagui-3> hello
[22:25] <Slade> Anyone know why twinview would be treating both monitors as one large monitor?
[22:25] <atlef> !es | alexagui-3:
[22:26] <danhs> I switched over to metacity for a second in order to see what kind of stuff could do instead of compiz....compiz alt-tab drives me insane.....
[22:26] <danhs> now, I can't switch back
[22:26] <danhs> ubuntu won't allow me
[22:26] <danhs> says something about can't load xgl
[22:26] <danhs> I'm completely confused
[22:26] <danhs> and metacity really *isn't* as good as compiz....
[22:27] <mcw> so where do I get the drivers for a logitec quickcam messenger
[22:27] <alexagui-3> alguien avla en español poraki
[22:27] <alexagui-3> español
[22:27] <cdavis> what would be an easy mechanism to make sure snort is alwasy alive on a system and it not send an email?
[22:27] <joh6nn> is there a way to change apt.conf settings based on what network you're connected to?
[22:28] <RyanPrior> I'm having trouble connecting to an server via Gnome's SSH transport. I can login using ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>just fine, but when I try to use Gnome, it says "ssh quit unexpectedly" or something.
[22:28] <Gillpy> danhs: for best results run pure compiz + compiz-fusion
[22:28] <RyanPrior> How can I find out what the error was and a way to fix it?
[22:28] <danhs> Gillpy: how do I do that?
[22:28] <jam3s2002> I need some help. I can't get X running after I manually built my kernel.
[22:28] <Gillpy> danhs: no desktop env
[22:28] <danhs> what command do I run?
[22:28] <danhs> I ran metacity --replace and i've been regretting it since.....
[22:28] <moDumass> hey all, i have this portable hdd plugged into my machine, couldnt unmount it, so i powered it down, it didnt unmount, so i selceted it and selected unmount volume and im getting an error "unable to unmount -- /sbin/umount.hal: /media/My Book is not recognized by hal"
[22:28] <moDumass> any ideas?
[22:28] <alexagui-3> nadie sabe avlar en español no
[22:28] <danhs> when I run compiz --replace nothing....likewise for graphical appearance: extras
[22:29] <joh6nn> jam3s2002: what'd you do with the kernel?
[22:29] <mcw> you done eating yet
[22:29] <danhs> Gillpy: no desktop env?
[22:29] <Hamled|Erp> is there any way to remotely log into a standard ubuntu live CD?
[22:29] <Gillpy> danhs: I mean without gnome or KDE
[22:29] <fuschia> ciao a tutti
[22:29] <RyanPrior> !es | alexagui-3
[22:29] <danhs> Gillpy: oh, how do I do that?
[22:29] <fuschia> !list
[22:29] <jam3s2002> joh6nn: added alsa/oss directly into the kernel and changed my processor make. I'm an avid gentoo user, so I'm fairly familiar with kernel config
[22:29] <Admln> cine vorbeste romaneste pe aici doamnelor si domnilor ?
[22:29] <joh6nn> Hamled|Erp: probably not; as far as i know, the livecds don't come with an ssh server installed
[22:29] <lavish> Hi all! Can anyone tell me WHY OH EARTH apt-get build-dep doesn't work? http://rafb.net/p/oxD8vr72.html
[22:29] <danhs> Hamled|Erp: you tried activating ssh?
[22:29] <danhs> Hamled|Erp: I bet oyu that will work
[22:30] <joh6nn> jam3s2002: i'm assuming there were no obvious errors during the compile?
[22:30] <danhs> Gillpy: how can I do no desktop env?
[22:30] <jam3s2002> joh6nn: none to speak of
[22:30] <RyanPrior> Hamled|Erp: no, you would have to install the ssh daemon.
[22:30] <Hamled|Erp> danhs, well the issue is that I can't access the computer except over the network (no monitor keyboard or mouse to use with the box)
[22:30] <Slade> brb
[22:30] <joh6nn> jam3s2002: what kind of errors are you getting now when X fails?
[22:30] <Gillpy> danhs: I dont think it is that simple to set up. Myself, I dont start the X server on boot and I have  exec compiz in .xinitrc
[22:30] <danhs> Hamled|Erp: ouch....that's pretty tricky.....
[22:30] <jam3s2002> joh6nn: something about nvidia. let me retry to get something specific
[22:30] <Hamled|Erp> are there any tutorials on adding a package into a livecd?
[22:31] <danhs> Gillpy: is there a simple way I can work myself out of this mess other than going to my backups?
[22:31] <joh6nn> Hamled|Erp: yep, gimme a sec to dig it up
[22:31] <mcw> screw it I'll buy another one
[22:31] <Hamled|Erp> joh6nn, thanks
[22:31] <Fenix|work> Help... please :)  gutsy->hardy upgrade broke my pureftpd.  Anonymous users no longer work
[22:31] <joh6nn> Hamled|Erp: http://klikit.pbwiki.com/Remastersys
[22:31] <captainm> mcw: have you searched the ubuntu forums? I found at leat 5 threads on the logitec quickcam
[22:31] <joh6nn> software for doing just that
[22:31] <jam3s2002> joh6nn: failed to load the NVIDIA kernel module!
[22:31] <mcw> yes no solution so far
[22:31] <Gillpy> danhs: Have you made any permanent changes? can't you just restart X ?
[22:31] <RyanPrior> I'm having trouble connecting to an server via Gnome's SSH transport. I can login using ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>just fine, but when I try to use Gnome, it says "ssh quit unexpectedly" or something. How can I find out what the error was and a way to fix it?
[22:32] <danhs> Gillpy: no.  made no permanent changes.  just did metacity --replace.
[22:32] <mcw> I want an answer not a forum
[22:32] <joh6nn> RyanPrior: start the gnome client from a termnial
[22:32] <Hamled|Erp> joh6nn, awesome, thanks
[22:32] <danhs> Gillpy: now when I restart machine though, it goes into metacity adn can't get into compiz
[22:32] <dudeeee34> Hello guys.
[22:32] <mcw> a solution
[22:32] <danhs> Gillpy: I have no idea why
[22:32] <dudeeee34> I have a couple of questions before i install ubuntu.
[22:32] <danhs> I'm actually rather confused
[22:32] <joh6nn> that should give you more info
[22:32] <captainm> mcw: and I want a new car and a girlfriend
[22:32] <mcw> forums take too long
[22:32] <mcw> me too
[22:32] <joh6nn> Hamled|Erp: no problem.  good luck with it. ;)
[22:32] <captainm> dudeeee34: shoot
[22:32] <RyanPrior> joh6nn: How can I do that?
[22:33] <joh6nn> RyanPrior: are you familiar with the console/terminal at all?
[22:33] <dudeeee34> My questions are. How do i mount the ubuntu installation to my windows harddrive.
[22:33] <RyanPrior> mcw: boo hoo. There are tons of answers on the forums - do some digging and post if you can't find help.
[22:33] <mcw> would synaptics package manager have the drivers???
[22:33] <dudeeee34> I want my ubuntu to have access to all my window drivers.
[22:33] <RyanPrior> joh6nn: Yes, but I don't know which command to use to launch an SSH session over Nautilus.
[22:33] <joh6nn> jam3s2002: do you have an nvidia card?  or is the error all the more interesting for your lack of said hardware?
[22:34] <mcw> don't be rude now
[22:34] <dudeeee34> How do I do that?
[22:34] <Gillpy> danhs: sorry I can't really help you. I dont use gnome or metacity or compiz.
[22:34] <jam3s2002> joh6nn: 7800 GS OC
[22:34] <mcw> this is where a person is supposed to find help
[22:34] <carandraug> dudeeee34, just install it. You'll have acess
[22:34] <atlef> dudeeee34: ntfs-config
[22:34] <carsten> Hi! does totem need the fluendo mpeg demuxer to provide dvb-t?
[22:34] <dudeeee34> I want my ubuntu to have access to all my window drivers like my broadcom driver.
[22:34] <mcw> were not all programmers and techno gods
[22:34] <danhs> Gillpy: thanks for the help anyway
[22:35] <joh6nn> RyanPrior: i'm actually mostly a KDE guy, but here with a generic *buntu question.  i'm guessing that if you right click on the icon you usually use to luanch the nautilus ssh session, you'll be able to find the command it's running under "properties" or something similar
[22:35] <dudeeee34> Ok next question is. I set up a unacolated partion on my harddrive for ubuntu. Now what do i do
[22:35] <joh6nn> RyanPrior: copy and paste that into the terminal, and it should give you more information
[22:35] <jam3s2002> joh6nn: whenever I set the system up last night, I just let the package manager install the drivers, and everything worked until after I compiled the kernel today (to add x-fi support... don't even ask)
[22:35] <erichj> dudeeee34: it doesn't work like that. the only reason it will use the broadcom driver is because the firmware was reverse engineered
[22:35] <mad_max02> Can I completely uninstall Pulse audio ???
[22:35] <Slade> back. Ok, is twinview supposed to display as one large screen?
[22:35] <RyanPrior> joh6nn: Unfortunately, right-clicking it just attempts to launch the session. :-)
[22:35] <Slade> because my panel is stuck in the middle of the screen between both monitors
[22:35] <carandraug> dudeeee34, you'll have access to all files in Windows but windows drives are of no use to Linux. However, you can use ndiswrapper to use some windows drives of wireless cards in Linux
[22:36] <RyanPrior> mad_max02: More importantly, why would you want to?
[22:36] <dudeeee34> My old wubi installation made my broadcom work. Then i tried it with a partioned installation but the driver did not work. Why is that?
[22:36] <dudeeee34> I had wubi 8.04.
[22:37] <erichj> doesn't wubi install inside windows?
[22:37] <dudeeee34> Yes,
[22:37] <Almtesh> Sorry.
[22:37] <mcw> If all I needed was a forum why would I be on a chat to find an answer duh
[22:37] <joh6nn> jam3s2002: i've never compiled a kernel, myself, but it occurs to me that the nvidia driver is a binary blob; what are the chances it didn't get linked in properly?
[22:37] <Almtesh> Where's the French channel, please ?
[22:37] <dudeeee34> But wubi dosent work for GOS. Which is the os im installing.
[22:37] <RyanPrior> erichj: In a matter of speaking. Once installed, Ubuntu no longer requires Windows to run.
[22:37] <RyanPrior> !fr | Almtesh
[22:37] <Almtesh> !fr
[22:37] <dudeeee34> gOS is another ubuntu modification.
[22:38] <jam3s2002> joh6nn: pretty high. how do I like external modules back into the kernel? in gentoo, its modules-rebuild
[22:38] <jam3s2002> link*
[22:38] <joh6nn> erichj: RyanPrior: not the case with wubi; wubi actually installs Ubuntu inside windows
[22:38] <mad_max02> RyanPrior, because I dont use it and it gives me problems
[22:38] <plopunet> Jack_Sparrow tried to add irqpoll to the menu.lst, same error 21 message
[22:38] <mad_max02> RyanPrior, so do you know can I remove it ?
[22:38] <joh6nn> jam3s2002: not quite sure off the top of my head
[22:38] <joh6nn> lemme see if i can figure it out
[22:38] <jam3s2002> thanks, you're a savior
[22:38] <RyanPrior> mad_max02: Most Ubuntu programs are configured to use PulseAudio by default.
[22:39] <RyanPrior> mad_max02: So, you probably do use it.
[22:39] <carandraug> dudeeee34, maybe the modifications they made at gOS removed the support for your card
[22:39] <mcw> besides theres no answer in the forum ,just another person with the exact problem that has posted that they had the same problem
[22:39] <dudeeee34> No i never tried gOS.
[22:39] <dudeeee34> This is going to be my first time.
[22:39] <dudeeee34> Right now.
[22:39] <UncleTimmy> Has anyone had problems with 8.04 making CD/DVD burners automatically close the tray when opened?
[22:39] <joh6nn> jam3s2002: looks like modprobe will do it for the current session
[22:39] <erichj> dudeeee34: what broadcom chipset are you using?
[22:39] <Slade> anyone?
[22:39] <mad_max02> RyanPrior, this is one of the stupid situations where I have to explain it to you that I DONT use pusle audio and that ALL of the programs I use are using alsa
[22:39] <joh6nn> no luck so far on how to do it permanently
[22:40] <Slade> when i maximize windows it goes between both screens
[22:40] <jam3s2002> joh6nn: k, that's a start
[22:40] <dudeeee34> B4 something like that'
[22:40] <dudeeee34> it is like b34xx
[22:40] <Slade> how can i get twinview to understand it has 2 monitors?
[22:40] <RyanPrior> mad_max02: Alright. In that case, you ought to be able to uninstall the pulse audio package using apt-get or Synaptic.
[22:40] <Dark_Lord> can somebody help me with glib please?
[22:40] <erichj> dudeeee34: so do a sudo apt-get install b43-wcutter
[22:40] <mcw> well
[22:41] <Gillpy> !ask | Dark_Lord
[22:41] <dudeeee34> ok
[22:41] <erichj> b43-fwcutter
[22:41] <joh6nn> anyone know if there's a way to change apt.conf settings based on what network you're connected to?
[22:41] <mad_max02> well the problem is that synaptics wants to remove ubuntu-desktop when I try to remove PA
[22:41] <erichj> mad_max02: ubuntu-desktop is just a meta-file. doesn't matter if it gets removed
[22:41] <dudeeee34> So is gOS any good?
[22:42] <ScheissDrogen> !usb>ScheissDrogen
[22:42] <dudeeee34> I heard it was just like mac osx so i wantedit. to try
[22:42] <erichj> dudeeee34: it's linux for the facebook generation.
[22:42] <RyanPrior> dudeeee34: gOS is decent, but it's just a different interface to Ubuntu.
[22:42] <beam> Slade: How can i publish an HTML document i have created using text editor onto the web?
[22:42] <mcw> later!
[22:42] <thurston> hi guys. for compiz fusion... whats the "super" button?
[22:42] <RyanPrior> beam: Find some web space - I suggest nearlyfreespeech.net
[22:42] <mad_max02> erichj, are you sure ?? when I removed evolution with that ubuntu-desktop it screwed up my whole desktop
[22:43] <dudeeee34> Im egarly awaiting ubuntu 8.10 i heard it was going to be the biggest ubuntu upgrade ever.
[22:43] <erichj> thurston: usually your windows key
[22:43] <thurston> oh, thank you erichj
[22:43] <captainm> mad_max02: You can safely remove ubuntu-desktop
[22:43] <RyanPrior> beam: Or, if you've got a static IP and a decent box, you can host it yourself with Apache.
[22:43] <carandraug> beam: you can install apache in your computer. Then your computer will work just as a server
[22:43] <erichj> mad_max02: positive. it only needs to be there when you are doing a dist-upgrade
[22:44] <Dark_Lord> I was trying to install Xchat 2.8.6. It informed me that my GLiB is not correctly "installed". I downloaded the 2.14.5 version tar.bz2 files and compiled it. Now I am getting another error
[22:44] <dudeeee34> Well my gOS is burning. Please wish me luck with wifi.
[22:44] <beam> RyanPrior carandraug: That exactly what i want
[22:44] <Slade> beam, ftp it up to the server
[22:44] <squarebracket> anyone know a good intro to python programming?
[22:44] <joh6nn> Dark_Lord: are you moving to ubuntu from a different distro?
[22:44] <erichj> squarebracket: dive into python
[22:44] <Dark_Lord> whats that?
[22:44] <dudeeee34> I heard fedora was pretty decent os.
[22:44] <erichj> by mark pilgrim
[22:44] <Dark_Lord> sry i am a newbie
[22:44] <dudeeee34> But ubuntu is the best.
[22:45] <jam3s2002> joh6nn: modprobe didn't quite fix it. is there anyway to reinstall all of my binaries?
[22:45] <jam3s2002> or better yet, just reconfigure X... wait, I've got an idea
[22:45] <joh6nn> Dark_Lord: i was wondering why you'd compiled from source, and i thought maybe you were familiar with a different version of linux
[22:45] <RyanPrior> dudeeee34: Fedora tends to be a little more cutting-edge, but the community isn't as big as Ubuntu's.
[22:45] <squarebracket> erichj, thanks :)
[22:45] <deepak> what does the 'make' command in ubuntu do ?
[22:45] <RyanPrior> beam: What is exactly what you want?
[22:45] <carandraug> beam: then just install apache. It's not that hard to work with
[22:45] <beam> carandraug: So i can publish my webiste using Apache for free? Dont i need to buy a domain name or something first?
[22:45] <Gillpy> deepak: man make
[22:46] <RyanPrior> deepak: It could do anything. Usually, it initiates a step in the process to build software from source.
[22:46] <moDumass> unable to unmount volume, how do i unmount a portable hdd?
[22:46] <Dark_Lord> joh6nn: It looked at the web and it asked me to compile it
[22:46] <joh6nn> Dark_Lord: in general, ubuntu doesn't want you to compile things from source; you'll usually be better off using apt-get or one of the gui package managers to install the software
[22:46] <carandraug> beam, you can no-ip.org for free
[22:46] <erichj> Fedora comes with a better default theme and artwork
[22:46] <joh6nn> jam3s2002: all of your binaries?  like, the entire install?
[22:46] <Dark_Lord> jon6nn: is there anyway to restore it back?
[22:46] <jam3s2002> joh6nn: I managed to fix my issue by commenting out the nvidia line in xorg.conf. I'll fix that later, haha
[22:46] <carandraug> for example, www.beam.no-ip.org would direct to your computer. If you want something like www.beam.com will you have to pay
[22:46] <beam> carandraug: So i can get those from Apache?
[22:47] <joh6nn> jam3s2002: ha! well, whatever gets it limping along for now, huh?
[22:47] <jam3s2002> joh6nn: I use gentoo, my systems are always broken XD
[22:47] <beam> carandraug: I understand
[22:47] <jam3s2002> anyways, back to xchat while I fix my ubuntu nvidia job
[22:47] <bbs> what is the next release after hardy -- the one in development
[22:47] <beam> carandraug: So what does Apache exactly do?
[22:48] <RyanPrior> jam3s2002: Gentoo - you have two broken cows. You work on them for a few weeks, and they are still broken, but now they have laser beams.
[22:48] <erichj> intrepid ibex - 8.10
[22:48] <captainm> bbs: Intrepid Ibex
[22:48] <Skyrail> Erm, at the moment I have two HDD's, one with Windows on and one with Linux on, I installed both seperately (without the 'knowledge' of the other drive) so they both work on two independent boot loaders (Windows own and Grub) however I want to change it so I can load my Windows drive using Grub as it's getting to be an absolute pain switching the cables when I want to boot into a certain drive, how can I go about this?
[22:48] <Gillpy> beam  wikipedia.org/wiki/apache
[22:48] <deepak> what is sudo ?
[22:48] <carandraug> beam, no. Apache will turn your computer in a server. You'll have to get the no-up.org in one site (herehttp://www.no-ip.com/ )
[22:48] <bbs> captainm: so whats the sources.list
[22:48] <Gillpy> deepak: man sudo
[22:48] <bbs> captainm: ibex
[22:48] <joh6nn> Dark_Lord: try this from a terminal: apt-get install --reinstall xchat
[22:48] <Gillpy> !sudo | deepak
[22:48] <beam> Gillpy: thanks
[22:48] <beam> carandraug: thanks
[22:49] <Dark_Lord> joh6nn: ok
[22:49] <deepak> sudo deepak?
[22:49] <deepak> wth
[22:49] <deepak> what is sudo?
[22:49] <joh6nn> anyone know if there's a way to change apt.conf settings based on what network you're connected to?
[22:49] <bobertdos> !sudo > deepak
[22:49] <carandraug> beam, the name you choose is free in that site. They have however other options if you are willing to pay for it
[22:49] <erichj> deepak: sudo  allows you to run a command as a superusers
[22:49] <beam> carandraug: yes i am
[22:50] <beam> carandraug: i will check it out
[22:50] <Dark_Lord> joh6nn: 13 permissions denied
[22:50] <Serval> I raped my cat
[22:50] <ScheissDrogen> !ot
[22:50] <beam> carandraug: Do u know anything about internet marketing?
[22:50] <deepak> what is tar ?
[22:51] <erichj> Dark_Lord: sudo apt-get install --reinstall xchat
[22:51] <histo> !ot > beam
[22:51] <captainm> deepak: man tar
[22:51] <ScheissDrogen> deepak:tar is packed format, as zip
[22:51] <deepak> is tar like zip in windows or is it an application
[22:51] <carandraug> beam, no sorry. Only some stuff that comes when you learn web design.
[22:51] <Dark_Lord> erichJ: that gives me E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13 Permission denied)
[22:51] <Dark_Lord> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[22:51] <Serval> I had oral sex with my cat
[22:51] <histo> Dark_Lord: you need to use sudo
[22:51] <captainm> Dark_Lord: type; sudo !!
[22:52] <histo> erichj: why not aptitude
[22:52] <erichj> Dark_Lord: sudo dpkg -a fixes that I think
[22:52] <Gillpy> !ot > Serval
[22:52] <jpds> !aptfix | erichj, Dark_Lord
[22:52] <beam> ubotto: thanks ubotto. I really didnt know
[22:52] <erichj> there you go
[22:52] <histo> beam: ubottu is a bot
[22:52] <beam> carandraug: np problem. Thanks anyway
[22:52] <deepak> what is gunzip ?
[22:53] <histo> deepak: it unzips zip files
[22:53] <beam> histo: Ok. Thanks
[22:53] <Gillpy> deepak: to find information about a command (what they do and how to use them) type man command in a terminal
[22:53] <histo> !info gunzip > deepak
[22:53] <shahar> Hi, I just installed an additional matrox video card and it wasn't working right so I unplugged my other video card and then when I booted it said that Ubuntu is running low res, so I configured it and told it I have a matrox video card (mga) and then it showed me a login but it's still low res
[22:53] <histo> shahar: once you login change the res
[22:53] <erichj> deepak: open a terminal and type man <what you want to look up>
[22:53] <Skyrail> At the moment I have two HDD's, one with Windows on and one with Linux on, I installed both seperately (without the 'knowledge' of the other drive) so they both work on two independent boot loaders (Windows own and Grub) however I want to change it so I can load my Windows drive using Grub as it's getting to be an absolute pain switching the cables when I want to boot into a certain drive, how can I go about this?
[22:54] <histo> deepak: if its a package you don't have installed youc an apt-cache search gunzip would show you
[22:54] <ScheissDrogen>  shahar: apt-get install mga, or go directly to matrox page
[22:54] <shahar> histo: the resolution changing program has 640x480 and 800x600
[22:54] <deepak> i would, but i am new and really want to learn linux
[22:54] <tma> how can i install an rpm package?
[22:54] <ScheissDrogen> !ati > shahar:
[22:54] <histo> deepak: or if its installed you can use man gunzip to read the manual.  or apropos to see a way to do something ex: apropos browser
[22:54] <joh6nn> Skyrail: in your grub menu.lst, add a new entry for Windows
[22:54] <shahar> ScheissDrogen: there'
[22:54] <Gillpy> !man | deepak
[22:54] <atlef> !grub | Skyrail:
[22:54] <ScheissDrogen> tma: using alien to convert to deb
[22:54] <Slade> anyone?
[22:54] <captainm> deepak: that's why you need to read the man pages ;)
[22:54] <shahar> there's no MGA package
[22:54] <Dark_Lord> erichJ, jpds, ubouttu: thanks
[22:54] <histo> shahar: what version of ubuntu are you running.
[22:54] <joh6nn> ah, atlef beat me to it
[22:54] <shahar> histo: 8.04
[22:54] <Gillpy> !terminal | deepak
[22:54] <Slade> i'm using ubuntu hardy, and i have an nvidia geforce 8600 GT. I used envy to install the nvidia drivers. nvidia-settings says i am not using the nvidia driver for xorg. My xorg.conf shows Driver "nvidia"  under the device section.  Right now i enabled twinview by hand. It shows up as one large screen with the dock in the middle. How can i fix any or all of these problems?
[22:55] <darrend> hi guys, anyone know how to make f-spot refresh from disk?  If I delete images on disk and then open f-spot, it still has a record of them and no obvious way to make it re-read the disk
[22:55] <tma> ScheissDrogen, how about *.bin? any easier?
[22:55] <ScheissDrogen> tma: better look for a tarball
[22:55] <Skyrail> joh6nn: I have an entry in there, but it kind of borks out when I choose it on boot, I'll check that out, thanks atlef
[22:55] <Dark_Lord> but it installed version 2.8.4
[22:55] <deepak> now that 'man' is explained to me, i will give it a try
[22:55] <deepak> thanks
[22:55] <ScheissDrogen> !compile>tma
[22:55] <shahar> ScheissDrogen: it's not an ATI card, and there's no mga package
[22:55] <Dark_Lord> I need to install xchat version 2.8.6
[22:55] <joh6nn> Skyrail: the tutorial atlef links probably covers it, but i'm guessing you're missing the "chainloader +1" bit
[22:56] <UncleTimmy> hmm.. anyone know a process that normally runs with ubuntu startup that could cause a dvd rom to automatically close after it's been opened?
[22:56] <ScheissDrogen>  shahar: did you read ubottu ?
[22:56] <tma> Slade, did u try nvidia.com?
[22:56] <shahar> ScheissDrogen: I didn't get anything from ubottu
[22:56] <Slade> tma, no.
[22:56] <dmsuperman_> What would be a great general purpose media player, like VLC, only not VLC because VLC refuses to play half of the files I give it (instead choosing to crash moments after beginning playback)
[22:56] <Skyrail> joh6nn: that's there to :/
[22:56] <ScheissDrogen> !ati |shahar
[22:56] <captainm> dmsuperman_: mplayer or totem are great
[22:56] <tma> Slade, i have gf 8600, they have a cool feature to install it directly from their website
[22:56] <carandraug> dmsuperman_, mplayer. I'm yet to give him something he can't play
[22:56] <shahar> thanks
[22:57] <ScheissDrogen>  shahar: or go directly to matrox page
[22:57] <Skyrail> The problem with having to mess with the MBR is that Ubuntu has done it before (linux in general) a short while ago while I was messing with Linux, but it caused a bit of a mess up...maybe it'll be okay this time, fingers crossed
[22:57] <shahar> ScheissDrogen: my card isn't a P series
[22:57] <shahar> It's a G series
[22:57] <ScheissDrogen>  shahar: which card is it ?
[22:57] <Dark_Lord> Please help me with the following: 'pkg-config --modversion glib-2.0' returned 2.14.5, but GLIB (2.16.4)
[22:57] <Dark_Lord> *** was found! If pkg-config was correct, then it is best
[22:57] <Dark_Lord> *** to remove the old version of GLib. You may also be able to fix the error
[22:57] <Dark_Lord> *** by modifying your LD_LIBRARY_PATH enviroment variable, or by editing
[22:57] <Dark_Lord> *** /etc/ld.so.conf. Make sure you have run ldconfig if that is
[22:57] <FloodBot1> Dark_Lord: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:57] <shahar> G550 PCIe
[22:57] <Dark_Lord> *** required on your system.
[22:57] <UncleTimmy> Does the process gvfs-burn need to be running?
[22:57] <dmsuperman_> carandraug: I can't get half of my dvds to play in mplayer :(
[22:57] <ScheissDrogen>  shahar: mom
[22:57] <shahar> mom?
[22:58] <^_^> ScheissDrogen: your?
[22:58] <Slade> tma, the smartscan only works with windows.
[22:58] <joh6nn> Skyrail: pm your grub entry to me?
[22:58] <Slade> tma, and i downloaded the drivers from nvidia. it complains that i have some kind of xen-thingy enabled
[22:59] <carandraug> dmsuperman_, I don't watch DVD's in the computer. Only movies like avi, mkv, mpeg, etc... But I've heard there's some stuff you have to download to see them
[22:59] <dmsuperman_> carandraug: yeah, I have that...I think I just figured it out though
[22:59] <dmsuperman_> carandraug: the sound device is probably being locked, causing the lockups
[22:59] <dmsuperman_> carandraug: flash steals it
[22:59] <dmsuperman_> carandraug: i just figured out it's what caused vlc to flash :P
[22:59] <tma> Slad
[22:59] <Dark_Lord> Please help me with the following:
[22:59] <Dark_Lord> 'pkg-config --modversion glib-2.0' returned 2.14.5, but GLIB (2.16.4)
[22:59] <Dark_Lord> *** was found! If pkg-config was correct, then it is best
[22:59] <Dark_Lord> *** to remove the old version of GLib. You may also be able to fix the error
[22:59] <Dark_Lord> *** by modifying your LD_LIBRARY_PATH enviroment variable, or by editing
[22:59] <FloodBot1> Dark_Lord: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:59] <Dark_Lord> *** /etc/ld.so.conf. Make sure you have run ldconfig if that is
[23:00] <^_^> is unbuntu good?
[23:00] <Bob_H> echo
[23:00] <jpds> Dark_Lord: Stop that please.
[23:00] <jpds> !pastebin | Dark_Lord
[23:00] <carandraug> dmsuperman_, ok. Good you figured it out. Would be nice to post something in the forum in case something stumbles upon the same problem
[23:00] <tma> Slade, wait, let me look at the website i got it from
[23:00] <ScheissDrogen>  shahar: 32 or 64 bit ?
[23:00] <shahar> ScheissDrogen: 32 bit
[23:01] <carandraug> dmsuperman_, I meant "in case someone stumbles..."
[23:01] <^_^> what is this ubuntu?!?!?! is it good? or is it whack?!
[23:01] <ScheissDrogen> !best
[23:01] <Slade> ok
[23:01] <shahar> ^_^: do you have any super powers? do you use them for good, or for awesome?
[23:01] <joh6nn> ^_^: asking if something is whack, in it's official channel, isn't going to get you useful responses
[23:01] <ScheissDrogen>  shahar: http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/support/drivers/download/?id=144           and....
[23:02] <Skyrail> joh6nn: well I'm going to test a little change I made, and I may mess with somethings before I come back here, I just may not have selected the right partition (the (hd1,1) thing)
[23:02] <Dark_Lord> Here is my question: http://paste.ubuntu.com/38610/plain/
[23:02] <joh6nn> shahar: nice.
[23:02] <^_^> shahar: are you gay? or do you just act like a homo?
[23:02] <ScheissDrogen>  shahar: http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/support/drivers/download/?id=143
[23:02] <ScheissDrogen>  shahar: last one some tools
[23:02] <deserteagle> hello all!
[23:02] <^_^> so.. what's the verdict? !!! good or whack?
[23:02] <shahar> ^_^: only on TV
[23:03] <ScheissDrogen> !compile>shahar
[23:03] <deserteagle> is there an off topic channel for the soon to land tropical storm Fay?
[23:03] <tma> Slade, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4978329
[23:03] <^_^> shahar: phag
[23:03] <tma> Slade, that's where i installed mine from ... seems to work like a charm ;)
[23:03] <deserteagle> or are there any central floridans here also experiencing cell phone cutoff?
[23:03] <ScheissDrogen> jpds:lol, cheers
[23:04] <shahar> ScheissDrogen: my concern is that the X versions in these tar balls only go up to 7.0.0
[23:04] <jpds> ScheissDrogen: May I PM you?
[23:04] <MEFlSTO> ola
[23:04] <ScheissDrogen>  shahar: http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/support/drivers/download/certified/          for further instructions
[23:04] <Dark_Lord> Please help me with the code issue: http://paste.ubuntu.com/38610/plain/
[23:04] <th0r> Dark_Lord, make sure the versions of your glib-dev and glib match
[23:04] <ScheissDrogen>  shahar: shure pm
[23:04] <tma> Slade, dont forget to print/write down the whole contents before u try anything, cos after GDM STOP, u will have no X anymore
[23:04] <shahar> ScheissDrogen: and the X server in ubuntu 8.04 is 7.3
[23:04] <joh6nn> jpds: cool if i PM you?
[23:04] <Dark_Lord> @th0r how do I do that?
[23:05] <MEFlSTO> como tan
[23:05] <th0r> Dark_Lord, actually, I think that is libglib and libglib-dev. Check in synaptic and see what versions you have
[23:05] <jpds> !es | MEFlSTO
[23:05] <majnoon> <<has *buntu :)
[23:05] <ScheissDrogen>  shahar: i never tried matrox, but should work Pcle <> hardy
[23:05] <Slade> tma, i tried using those drivers already. it said i had some kind of Xen-thingy in my kernel and i had to disable it. I have no idea what it's talking about
[23:06] <Dark_Lord> th0r: is it ok if I PM u?
[23:06] <Gangster_BOT> wtf?
[23:06] <erichj_> that was interesting
[23:06] <MEFlSTO> olas
[23:06] <th0r> Dark_Lord, not registered...so no pm
[23:06] <cxo_> How do you get a list of currently install debs?
[23:06] <majnoon> one question can amarok pla m4a files ??
[23:06] <majnoon> *play
[23:06] <cxo_> yes
[23:07] <majnoon> i THINK they mp4
[23:07] <MEFlSTO> como tan
[23:07] <beam> carandraug: Are there any good softwares for Ubuntu that you reccommend and that i must have?
[23:07] <captainm> Slade: to dissable modules use modprobe. Look at man modprobe.
[23:07] <tma> Slade, hmmm me neither
[23:07] <Gangster_BOT> ãäå ÿ )
[23:07] <Gangster_BOT> ...
[23:08] <erichj_> cxo_: sudo dpkg --get-selections | tee ~/Desktop/packages.txt will give you a file with all installed debs
[23:08] <Dark_Lord> th0r: libglib2.0 only no dev files are loaded
[23:08] <carandraug> beam: for what? html editing?
[23:08] <MEFlSTO> como estan
[23:08] <EruditeHermit> hi, does anyone know how to set the DPI of X so that it is persistent? I know I can do xrandr --dpi <number> from a commandline but it doesn't persist
[23:08] <cxo_> thanks erichj
[23:08] <carandraug> !es > MEFlST0
[23:08] <erichj_> cxo_: welcome
[23:08] <beam> carandraug: anything. Everything, That too
[23:08] <th0r> Dark_Lord, that error is from a compile effort, right? You will probably need the dev files as well to compile successfully
[23:09] <MEFlSTO> the irc
[23:09] <cerber> :)
[23:09] <alistair> Help: when I go to help and type in 'startup' help comes up with If you've been using Windows
[23:09] <alistair>     Sessions Preferences. The if I click context Windows help closes!
[23:09] <alistair> So inherantly Ubuntu has put a bug in help for Windows help!
[23:09] <erichj_> EruditeHermit: right click on your desktop and select change background, then fonts, then details and change the dpi
[23:09] <Gangster_BOT> who speak russian?
[23:10] <Gangster_BOT> who speak russian?
[23:10] <Dark_Lord> th0r, I have downloaded the 2.14.5 from gtk website and compiled it in usual way
[23:10] <alistair> But anyway, the questions is which is startup folder in Linux please?
[23:10] <Dark_Lord> th0r, since that the last update I found in there
[23:10] <erichj_> EruditeHermit: that's for gnome, if you are using something else you are on your own
[23:10] <jpds> !ru | Gangster_BOT
[23:10] <carandraug> beam, Bluefish is really good
[23:10] <EruditeHermit> erichj_: I want something that is independent of desktop. that only works for gnome
[23:11] <beam> carandraug: and what is it for?
[23:11] <atlef> !sessions | alistair:
[23:11] <atlef> alistair: sessions from the menu or services
[23:11] <Skyrail> joh6nn: mhm, I did 'cat /boot/grub/device.map' and it says /dev/sda which is my linux drive but my Windows drive (which should be /dev/sdb) isn't there :/
[23:11] <carandraug> beam, create your own web pages in html. It's also for programming so you write php and CSS with it as well
[23:11] <th0r> Dark_Lord, well, according to the error you already have 2.16.4 installed, but pkg-config was expecting 2.14.5. So you neeed to get rid of 2.14.5, or downgrade from 2.16.4 to 2.14.5.
[23:12] <Skyrail> Plus /dev/sda or sdb don't exist anymore
[23:12] <AzizLight> how do I have to setup the geometry option so that an application starts maximised please?
[23:12] <Cyber_Stalker> hey umm just wondering if ant one knows if im having alot of network issues (eth) is there any simple thing i could do to reset everything back to defaults?
[23:13] <beam> carandraug: ok thats cool. Thanks. Anything else?
[23:13] <Skyrail> This is strange, seeing as I can open up my Windows drive (as I've added an fstab entry to mount it to a certain place)
[23:13] <Skyrail> But the actual /dev/sdb doesn't exist
[23:13] <Dark_Lord> th0r, how do i get rid of version 2.15
[23:13] <alistair> atlef; under services does it come under 'Actions scheduler'?
[23:13] <erichj_> EruditeHermit: add this to xorg.conf under the video card device settings Option "DPI" "96 x 96"
[23:14] <MEFlSTO> olas amigos
[23:14] <atlef> alistair: what are you looking for?
[23:14] <alistair> I thought there was a startup folder you could drop a link into like in windows??
[23:14] <erichj_> and obviously change the 96 x 96 to whatever you want
[23:14] <joh6nn> Skyrail: you could try updating it manually?
[23:14] <carandraug> beam, nothing that I can remember right now. You already have gimp to edit your images. make sure you save them so they are not big files
[23:14] <th0r> Dark_Lord, well, if you downloaded it and compiled it, then you might want to try 'sudo make uninstall' from the source directory
[23:14] <beam> carandraug: thanks for the davice
[23:14] <alistair> atlef, I thought there was a startup folder you could drop a link into like in windows??
[23:14] <atlef> alistair: then you need to add it to system>preferences>sessions
[23:15] <Dark_Lord> th0r, I am trying it right now
[23:15] <th0r> Dark_Lord, then you want to verify that you have the latest installed using synaptic...can't live without one version or the other <smile>
[23:15] <Cyber_Stalker> hey umm just wondering if ant one knows if im having alot of network issues (eth) is there any simple thing i could do to reset everything back to defaults?
[23:15] <Skyrail> joh6nn: updating what manually, the devices map?
[23:15] <alistair> atlef, ah, tks vm
[23:15] <Dark_Lord> th0r Ok
[23:15] <EruditeHermit> erichj_: thanks I'll try that now
[23:15] <joh6nn> Skyrail: yeah; it's worth a shot
[23:16] <MEFlSTO> the url but ubuntu es
[23:16] <Skyrail> joh6nn: okay, I'll be back in a bit while I restart heh
[23:16] <beam> carandraug: Where r u from?
[23:16] <erichj_> EruditeHermit: you can also change the setting in your XResources file, the setting is Xft.dpi. that is what gnome uses
[23:17] <erichj_> !es | MEFlSTO
[23:17] <carandraug> beam, Portugal. Keep non-support related stuff in PM or in #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:17] <EruditeHermit> erichj_: will the xorg.conf setting work for non nVidia cards? I read that it was nvidia specific?
[23:17] <erichj_> EruditeHermit: it should
[23:17] <beam> carandraug: ok sorry about that
[23:18] <carandraug> beam, no problem
[23:18] <erichj_> EruditeHermit: you will have to restart x to find out. ctrl+alt+backspace after you make the change
[23:18] <vluther> I added  http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-clamav/ubuntu to my sources.list, and did an apt-get update, and them I tried to upgrade clamav but to no avail
[23:18] <vluther> yet, on another box, I see clamav at a newer version
[23:18] <EruditeHermit> erichj_: yep I will in a sec
[23:18] <erichj_> vluther: are you running clam av to protect some windows computers on your network?
[23:19] <ScheissDrogen> EruditeHermit: always a good tip :backup working xorg.conf...
[23:19] <Slade> bbiaf
[23:19] <vluther> erichj: kinda, I'm testing out Dansguardian
[23:19] <EruditeHermit> ScheissDrogen: its ok, I have a very customized one so I have backups
[23:20] <ScheissDrogen> EruditeHermit: and know how to use live cd... nice
[23:20] <ScheissDrogen> EruditeHermit: when installing driver, it usually configures xorg, too
[23:21] <elhoir> hello, does anyone know why i have no sound when playing flash videos in forefox?
[23:21] <EruditeHermit> ScheissDrogen: yep I can chroot to fix it
[23:21] <tomasko> elhoir: does your sound card work at all?
[23:21] <ScheissDrogen> EruditeHermit: simply cp
[23:22] <beam> carandraug: i am facing a problem with downloading. I have no problem downloading files from Synaptic but from Firefox i only manage to download PDF files.
[23:22] <joh6nn> anyone know if there's a way to change apt.conf settings based on what network you're connected to?
[23:22] <elhoir> tomasko: yes
[23:22] <Dark_Lord> th0r, i guess i uninstalled it
[23:22] <tomasko> elhoir: assuming that it does, can you _ever_ play more than one media at the same time?
[23:22] <soundray> elhoir: try installing libflashsupport
[23:22] <soundray> !info libflashsupport | elhoir
[23:22] <dmsuperman_> What's a good gnome alternative to Microsoft Money?
[23:22] <Dark_Lord> th0r: But the folder is still there
[23:22] <elhoir> ahhh ok i will see
[23:22] <ismael_> #join ubuntu-es
[23:22] <beam> carandraug: for example .exe files, i cannot download them it says file cannot be read. What do u think the problem is?
[23:22] <soundray> !info gnucash | dmsuperman_
[23:23] <Skyrail> joh6nn: mhm, well I added the line to device.map, and had 'rootnoverify (hd1,0)' in menu.lst and it went to 'Starting up.....' and just hung there, so I restarted and change the partition to (hd1,1) and it told me Error 22: can not find partition, so I don't know what I'm doing wrong :(
[23:23] <th0r> Dark_Lord, the folder shouldn't hurt anything. The big question is...does pkg-config now see 2.16.5 or do you still get that error?
[23:24] <carandraug> beam,  does it happen with all exe files? What's the link for the file?
[23:24] <Dark_Lord> th0r, I am trying to install the Xchat 2.8.6 again in a sec
[23:24] <Dark_Lord> th0r: I will get you the message in next couple of minutes
[23:25] <beam> carandraug: i think yes. Unfortunately i do not save the files i tried to download. Whatever does not work i delete emmediately
[23:25] <beam> carandraug: but pretty much most of .exe files, yes
[23:26] <elhoir> ok, that was the solution, many thanks :)
[23:26] <vluther> am I missing something simple here? after I add a source to apt/sources.list and do an apt-get update.. is there a reason why apt would not be seeing the updated packages?
[23:26] <carandraug> beam, you have to save the exe files in Linux. Linux can do nothing with exe files. If you try only to open the file, you'll get an error
[23:27] <RyanPrior> carandraug: Wine can execute exe files.
[23:28] <beam> RyanPrior: so if i download wine, ill be able to download .exe files SUCCESSFULLY?
[23:28] <joh6nn> Skyrail: no idea, then
[23:28] <joh6nn> sorry :(
[23:28] <AzizLight> is there any way I can start an application maximized?
[23:28] <atlef> beam: you do not need wine to download exe files
[23:28] <carandraug> RyanPrior, yes, that's correct. Sorry.
[23:28] <RyanPrior> beam: Perhaps. Wine isn't 100% compatible with all programs.
[23:28] <Skyrail> joh6nn: 'tis okay, you've helped enough :) I'll ask again tomorrow when I have more time :)
[23:29] <carandraug> beam, why do you need exe files?
[23:29] <david> hello! :D
[23:29] <RyanPrior> beam: Yes, that's the question. What are you trying to run?
[23:29] <RyanPrior> Hello, david. Welcome to #ubuntu!
[23:29] <david> thank you :)
[23:29] <Dark_Lord> th0r: Here is the message now :http://paste.ubuntu.com/38621/plain/
[23:29] <Guest32928> lemme change my nick xD
[23:30] <soundray> AzizLight: you can install devilspie. It can maniipulate windows the way you want them based on events like launching a program
[23:30] <dmsuperman_> soundray: what formats of account statements does it recognize? my bank offers quicken, ms money, ofx, and intuit formats
[23:30] <RyanPrior> AzizLight: Or you can just hit alt+F10 after running the app.
[23:30] <beam> carandraug: I download many e-books off of the web, and it seems to be that some o the e-books that i have tried to download are .exe files, and i coulndt download them
[23:30] <N0_Named_Guy> back
[23:30] <N0_Named_Guy> people
[23:31] <erichj_> Dark_Lord: go here and download the deb files for it http://www.getdeb.net/app/x-chat
[23:31] <N0_Named_Guy> do someone know how to put a option icon USB modem working??
[23:31] <RyanPrior> beam: E-books in .exe format are probably virus-tinged. :-\
[23:31] <erichj_> Dark_Lord: it's the newest version I believe
[23:31] <th0r> Dark_Lord, looks like maybe you don't have perl installed. I can't get to synaptic....not on a linux computer right now....but it looks like a problem with perl
[23:31] <carandraug> beam, I wouldn't trust e-books that are exe
[23:31] <erichj_> 2.8.6
[23:31] <atlef> beam: have you tried to extract these files.
[23:31] <paul18> wenas
[23:31] <Gnea> RyanPrior: clamav :)
[23:31] <paul18> algun español?
[23:31] <soundray> dmsuperman_: I think you can import quicken, but please check the docs
[23:31] <th0r> Dark_Lord, check if there is a libperl-dev....not sure if there is such a lib or not
[23:31] <Gnea> !es | paul18
[23:31] <ScheissDrogen> !es
[23:32] <beam> RyanPrior: oh ok thanks for informing me
[23:32] <RyanPrior> Gnea: e-books should never need executable status. Tainting can be pretty much assumed.
[23:32] <beam> atlef: no, i wasnt bothered
[23:32] <cxo_> when i do an apt-get upgrade linux-server, why does it say, blah blah has been kept back?
[23:32] <Gnea> RyanPrior: never, EVER assume. unless you enjoy shooting yourself in the foot on a constant basis.
[23:32] <Dark_Lord> th0r, erichJ: Thanks, I am trying the website as well as libperl
[23:33] <N0_Named_Guy> ppl just a quick question
[23:33] <N0_Named_Guy> I have a crappy computer
[23:33] <soundray> dmsuperman_: on gnucash.org, it lists "QIF/OFX/HBCI Import"
[23:33] <beam> carandraug: ok how can i download blender 3D Ubuntu version?
[23:33] <N0_Named_Guy> with 128 MB RAM
[23:33] <boulbul> hi, I have a laptop with no cdrom...is there anyway I can install a business card like version of ubuntu to go onto a usb and install the rest later through the internet..as is the way with debian? thanks
[23:33] <N0_Named_Guy> and 40 GB HDD
[23:33] <Gnea> N0_Named_Guy: try mint linux
[23:33] <N0_Named_Guy> ok :)
[23:33] <carandraug> beam, never used it. Isn't in the repositories?
[23:33] <erichj_> mint linux? wtf
[23:33] <N0_Named_Guy> because I'm already using DSL
[23:34] <erichj_> try xubuntu
[23:34] <Gnea> !wtf
[23:34] <N0_Named_Guy> but I'll give it a try :)
[23:34] <N0_Named_Guy> but thanks for the xubuntu tip ;)
[23:34] <erichj_> mine means what the frack, i rock it bsg style
[23:34] <carandraug> beam, blender is in the repositories
[23:35] <atlef> boulbul: unetbootin : http://lubi.sourceforge.net/unetbootin.html
[23:35] <action09> Jack_Sparrow, i successfuklly can install my Ubuntu, change the sata cable on first sata port, boot on live cd and did a grub root (hd0,0) and setup hd0
[23:35] <beam> carandraug: Sorry but i dont know what repositories are
[23:35] <action09> anyone know how the best solution to have sound card sound blaster xfi xtrem gamer wotrking on 8.04 ?
[23:35] <action09> please
[23:35] <Gnea> !sound | action09
[23:35] <carandraug> beam, have you ever installed a program in Ubuntu?
[23:35] <deepa1> where can i find good games to play on ubuntu?
[23:35] <Dark_Lord> th0r: I have installed libperl-dev
[23:36] <erichj_> action09: creative has released specs for xfi yet.
[23:36] <tomasko> man, does no one use !command > person any more? it just pollutes the channel
[23:36] <erichj_> action09: mine is just collecting dust until they do
[23:36] <Gnea> deepa1: system->adminstration->synaptic->Games
[23:36] <boulbul> atlef: thanks.
[23:36] <soundray> action09: Creative is keeping the card internals secret, so there is no free driver. I think they have a proprietary driver in development, check the Creative website
[23:36] <deepa1> and if want to install more games ?
[23:36] <beam> carandraug: Yes a couple. I installed xchat today
[23:36] <daggerx> my whole partition (right now) is linux ubuntu , if i use gparted to create a partition for windows xp will i loose anything on my linux partition (once I shrink it) - if i will loose something what is the easiest way to back up, please help and thanks
[23:37] <Hilikus> hey guys
[23:37] <LimCore> hi. How to hibernate my box - and will it then automatically come back when I power it up again?
[23:37] <erichj_> hi
[23:37] <action09> soundf_,  yes but it's a .tar.gz and i maybe hoping that someon made a .deb or a method easier/cleaner
[23:37] <Gnea> tomasko: No it doesn't.  There may be others who might find the information helpful.  It helps take the load off of the bot.
[23:37] <action09> soundf_, anyway thanks
[23:37] <soundf_> .....................
[23:37] <AzizLight> soundray: ok thanks
[23:37] <carandraug> beam, how? You used the add/remove.. ? Well, what add/remove does is fetch the program from a server. Those are the repositories
[23:38] <Kiyiko> i am looking for a torrent client, that allows me to select the files i download, instead of having to do them all
[23:38] <beam> carandraug: Ohhhhhhhhhh ok. Actually i got it from Synaptic
[23:38] <RequinB4> !hi | ty
[23:38] <Hilikus> has anyone heard of a way to have an ubuntu box answer a phone call using a dialup modem and then stream that through a VoIP service of some kind thus achieving long distance calls by just calling my home box locally?
[23:38] <erichj_> Kiyiko: deluge, azureus, transmission, ktorrent
[23:38] <tomasko> Gnea: load? you must be joking. haven't seen too many !commands go by to justify the 4-6 lines worth of spam ubottu produces per !command
[23:38] <carandraug> Kiyiko, you can use rtorrent for that
[23:38] <daggerx> azureus is great, i use that one...
[23:38] <Kiyiko> thanks guys
[23:39] <soundray> Hilikus: I've heard that asterisk can do that (but haven't tried)
[23:39] <carandraug> beam, same thing. they're all different interfaces to fetch programs to the repositories
[23:39] <soundray> !info asterisk | Hilikus
[23:39] <Hilikus> cool, thanks
[23:39] <beam> carandraug: Yeah true
[23:39] <Gnea> tomasko: Actually, your offtopic rant about it, filled with negativeness is much more pollutant. I suggest you reconsider that concept.
[23:39] <baegle> I am running Hardy Heron. I have 2 optical drives. I booted up earlier last week and the optical drives were not recgonized, as if they weren't there. I booted up this morning and they were there. I rebooted this afternoon and they are gone again. What are my options for troubleshooting this? Google is not returning much that is useful.
[23:40] <daggerx> > my whole partition (right now) is linux ubuntu , if i use gparted to create a partition for windows xp will i loose anything on my linux partition (once I shrink it) - if i will loose something what is the easiest way to back up, please help and thanks
[23:40] <Gnea> baegle: can you pastebin your /var/log/dmesg file please?
[23:40] <Cheiron>  Parse error at "," (column 229)
[23:40] <Gnea> !pastebin | baegle
[23:40] <Slart> baegle: I would start by checking the logs for any errors.. dmesg and syslog
[23:40] <beam> carandraug: what your saying is that i can get Blender from synaptic?
[23:41] <carandraug> beam, yes.
[23:41] <soundray> !info blender | beam
[23:41] <soundray> beam: ubottu thinks so, too ^^
[23:41] <AcidPuddle> I changed my password a while ago and now evolution is annoying me by requesting a password for accessing the keyring. I looked at System/Preferences/Encryption and Keyrings but I don't see where I can change the pw - any ideas ?
[23:41] <Slart> baegle: of course check for loose cables and such... apart from that... well.. ask here =)
[23:42]  * JulioNeto Hello everyone! Olá pessoal!
[23:42] <ScheissDrogen> is kde4 already available in the repos ?
[23:42] <Slart> ScheissDrogen: yes.. it's been there for a while
[23:42] <carsten> gnight
[23:42] <Slart> ScheissDrogen: I think there's even a special version of kubuntu that runs kde4
[23:42] <beam> carandraug: but ive tried, it took me like less than 2 minutes to download and that cant be
[23:43] <beam> carandraug: because if u go to blender.org its size is 13.0 mb
[23:43] <ScheissDrogen> Slart: mmh, but update/grade doesn't install it automatically,or did it ... gotta look
[23:43] <Slart> ScheissDrogen: kubuntu still runs with kde3 by default I think
[23:43] <ScheissDrogen> how can see the kde version ?
[23:43] <Slart> ScheissDrogen: this probably isn't something that will get updated automatically
[23:44] <Slart> !info kde-desktop
[23:44] <carandraug> beam, then it's perfectly normal to take 2min to download. I would be surprised if it took 2min to only download 13Mb. Probably is taking all that time because it had to download some dependencies
[23:44] <Slart> !info kubuntu-desktop
[23:44] <erichj_> ScheissDrogen: you have to add deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-members-kde4/ubuntu hardy main to your software souces list to get kde4.1
[23:44] <soundray> ScheissDrogen: the kde4 packages have kde4 in their name. Would you consider changing your nick to something less disgusting?
[23:44] <erichj_> ScheissDrogen: and then sudo apt-get install kubuntu-kde4-desktop
[23:44] <ismael_> hello, i need help!
[23:45] <baegle> Gnea Slart: http://paste.ubuntu.com/38627/
[23:45] <ScheissDrogen> soundray:pm you ?
[23:45] <soundray> erichj_: kubuntu-kde4-desktop is also in the standard repositories
[23:45] <Slart> !info kde4
[23:45] <soundray> !info kubuntu-kde4-desktop | ScheissDrogen, erichj_
[23:45] <soundray> ScheissDrogen: sure
[23:45] <beam> carandraug: but when i tried using it the window was not stable it disappers if i dont move the mouse consistantly. Its very weird
[23:46] <Dark_Lord> th0r, I have to log off and log on to check whether it is working properly
[23:46] <Slart> baegle: looking
[23:46] <Dark_Lord> th0r, erichJ thanks for your help
[23:46] <wat> how do i install a wireless printer from a .ppd file??
[23:46] <LunaMighty> hi Oo
[23:46] <baegle> Slart: I appreciate it. I couldn't find anything in there that pointed it out to me.
[23:46] <wat> Can anyone help?
[23:46] <histo> !printer > wat
[23:46] <droopsta915> how do i get my panel back to the top of the desktop?
[23:47] <ismael_> i have a problem between my pc and my mobile (nokia, bluetooth)
[23:47] <Slart> baegle: *grmpf*.. everyone's got more cores than I... =)
[23:47] <histo> droopsta915: right click on it and select top
[23:47] <LunaMighty> kann hier auch i-wer deutsch?? Oo
[23:47] <Slart> !de
[23:47] <haunse> whats up
[23:47] <soundray> droopsta915: drag and drop
[23:47] <baegle> Slart: Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's cores
[23:48] <LunaMighty> dann eben nich Oo
[23:48] <ravalox> Hello all, I have a line-in issue; I have a wii plugged into my computer and the line-in volume appears to be soft.  I
[23:48] <soundray> ScheissDrogen: I didn't get a pm...
[23:48] <ravalox> 've maxed the volume in the settings and it still is too soft.
[23:48] <carandraug> beam, if you don't think it was probably installed install it from add/remove What you report I think would fell right at home in #blenderchat
[23:48] <soundray> LunaMighty: geh su #ubuntu-de
[23:48] <soundray> *zu
[23:48] <LunaMighty> und dann Oo
[23:49] <Gnea> baegle: quadcore? nice!  hrm, I see both readers being detected... what is the output of this command: ls -l /dev/sg*
[23:49] <erichj_> soundray: it list the kde4 version as 4.03, so I am correct
[23:49] <beam> carandraug: thank you, i will check that out
[23:49] <carandraug> beam, if you don't think it was properly installed, install it from add/remove What you report, I think would fell right at home in #blenderchat
[23:49] <webtoe> ravalox: try using alsamixer. Its a console mixer but I foudn my sound unusually quiet untill i used it oncce
[23:49] <erichj_> soundray: even the kubuntu page will tell you to add the rep for the newest packages
[23:49] <alistair> Help: I want to change graphics driver, and have done this but now need to: edit the script file /usr/bin/compiz and when I do so get a permissions error please advise
[23:49] <baegle> Gnea: I see dev sg0, 1, and 2
[23:49] <LunaMighty> sind die da dann deutschsprachig?
[23:49] <LunaMighty> lol
[23:49] <LunaMighty> bye
[23:50] <baegle> alistair: try sudo or gksudo
[23:50] <soundray> erichj_: I didn't say that you were wrong, just that you don't have to activate a third party repository.
[23:50] <alistair> In other words I cannot save the modified file
[23:50] <Gnea> baegle: ok, are the GID the same for them all?
[23:50] <beam> carandraug: i will send u now an exe file that i downloaded but could not open
[23:50] <alistair> baegle, tks how do I instantiate sudo in same directory as compiz?
[23:51] <carandraug> beam, sure
[23:51] <ScheissDrogen> soundray: got pm
[23:51] <droopsta915> i got twopanels, one on the top and one on the bottom, the top panel is on the left side of the desktop, how can i get it back to the top
[23:51] <webtoe> alistair: when you edit it you need to use sudo at the beginning of the edit command to get the permissions
[23:51] <marcules> Good Evening ^^
[23:51] <Slart> baegle: well.. no obvious errors in there.. some interesting lines though.. one about the 'sd' driver needing an update.. never seen that before.. and something about trying to setup pcspkr twice
[23:51] <crdlb> alistair: do not edit /usr/bin/compiz
[23:51] <baegle> alistair: you need to take whatever action you are trying to take now, but preface it with sudo
[23:51] <beam> carandraug: KeePass-1.12-Setup.exe.part
[23:51] <baegle> Gnea: No idea what that means. Is "disk 21" an answer?
[23:51] <Gnea> Slart: nah, the 'sd' one is quite common
[23:51] <crdlb> alistair: the guide you are following is wrong
[23:51] <beam> carandraug: thats what its called
[23:52] <Gnea> baegle: hrm, could you please pastebin it as well?
[23:52] <vlada> hi :-)
[23:52] <vlada> does suse have this issue: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=805570 ? :-((
[23:52] <alistair> crdlb, tks here is what I have done so far up to edit:
[23:52] <Slart> Gnea: it is? ah.. I've got it too.. nevermind then.. thanks for the heads up
[23:52] <crdlb> alistair: please join #compiz-fusion
[23:52] <shonen> hey everyone, is anyone mega uber awesome with paramiko around here?
[23:52] <action09> ant' successfully install these damn drivers Xfi :(
[23:52] <Gnea> vlada: this isn't #sus
[23:52] <alistair> 1. Install the driver using root account
[23:52] <alistair> 	sudo ./vinstall
[23:52] <alistair> 2. Uninstall the driver using root account
[23:52] <alistair> 	sudo ./unvinstall
[23:52] <alistair> 3. Note
[23:52] <FloodBot1> alistair: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:52] <alistair>    In order to enable aiglx, please do as following:
[23:52] <Gnea> er, #suse
[23:52] <baegle> Gnea: http://paste.ubuntu.com/38632/
[23:53] <wat> ubottu your guide did nothing to help
[23:53] <carandraug> beam, the name is no use for me. It's the file in this page? http://daily-soft.blogspot.com/2008/08/keepass-112.html
[23:53] <Gnea> wat: you do realize that ubottu is a bot, not a real person, right?
[23:53] <ravalox> Thank you kindly, that was the answer!
[23:53] <Slart> baegle: is this log from when the cd drives were working or not?
[23:53] <webtoe> no worries
[23:53] <baegle> Slart: not
[23:53] <wat> gnea i know
[23:53] <Gnea> baegle: ah, that's actually disk
[23:53] <jackzhou> um, can someone tell me how to set video size (using lavc) in mencoder?
[23:53] <RequinB4> where can i find a list of compatible external cd drives? (i've got one in mind)
[23:54] <Gnea> baegle: try using the eject command on each and see what happens... like this:  eject /dev/sg1, eject /dev/sg2 ..
[23:54] <alistair> crdlb, is fusion a chat for this type of thing I am talking about?
[23:54] <crdlb> alistair: yes
[23:54] <baegle> Gnea: eject: unable to open on each
[23:54] <JoeBanks> Can someone help with a lost root password?
[23:54] <alistair> crdlb, OK wilco.
[23:54] <AcidPuddle> **** I changed my password a while ago and now evolution is annoying me by requesting a password for accessing the keyring. I looked at System/Preferences/Encryption and Keyrings but I don't see where I can change the pw - any ideas ?
[23:55] <Slart> JoeBanks: reboot, select recovery mode, use "passwd"
[23:55] <carandraug> JoeBanks, sure. Make sudo passwd and enter the new root password
[23:55] <webtoe> JoeBanks: if you have access to the machien put the ubuntu live cd in and boot with it
[23:55] <beam> carandraug: no its not it. Nevermind. Its ok. Thank You though
[23:55] <Gnea> !root | JoeBanks
[23:55] <erichj_> RequinB4: http://www.linuxcompatible.org/compatibility.html
[23:55] <JoeBanks> How do I get "recovery mode"?
[23:55] <Slart> JoeBanks: unless you really mean the root password.. then you can use sudo
[23:55] <AcidPuddle> the system passwd IS already changed - It's just that evolution complains when accessing the keyring !
[23:55] <Gnea> JoeBanks: why do you need the root password?
[23:56] <ScheissDrogen> kdesudo-kde4  kdebase-runtime-bin-kde4    kdebase-bin-kde3     huuhhhmm ???
[23:56] <baegle> JoeBanks: if you have sudo rights you don't need recovery mode
[23:56] <furialis> anyone have experience with remastersys?
[23:56] <carandraug> beam, that program is in the repositories. Use the synaptic package manager and you'll find it there
[23:56] <Guiri> Hey dudes. Does anybody know if I can specific directories in my apache configs? e.g. www.site.com to one directory and somehow have www.site.com/forums/ to another?
[23:56] <JoeBanks> I forgot the root password, and my son wants to install stuff, and the hard drive is aparently full.
[23:56] <Slart> JoeBanks: when you boot the computer you get a menu.. there's two options for each kernel version, one normal and one for recovery
[23:56] <baegle> Guiri: Yes, but ask in #apache
[23:56] <beam> carandraug: yes i will. Thanks
[23:56] <webtoe> Guiri: yes you can. using virtual domains. Google for that
[23:56] <JoeBanks> I'm using 7.0.4.
[23:56] <shonen> JoeBanks: if you are a sudo user, it's usually the password you log in with.
[23:56] <Guiri> ty baegle & webtoe
[23:57] <JoeBanks> He can't login until the hard drive gets cleaned up.
[23:57] <erichj_> ScheissDrogen: if you are installing from the main repo kde4 is going to be the worst experience ever for you
[23:57] <Guest22669> Can anyone here help me with getting my "Shutdown" and "Restart" buttons back? They disappeared...
[23:57] <RequinB4> erchj_: That one's like the other ones i saw - no catgory for external DVD/CD drives
[23:58] <DjVMint> anyone with telepathy/empathy experience here? the IM client...
[23:58] <soundray> JoeBanks: recovery mode is on the grub menu, second option. Try 'apt-get autoclean' to gain some space when you're booted there
[23:58] <JoeBanks> No extra menu comes up when I start the machine.
[23:58] <Gnea> baegle: you should do a system upgrade and try the new kernel
[23:58] <Slart> Guest22669: right click the grey gnome panel, select "+Add to panel".. find the buttons there and add them
[23:58] <cybersach> does anyone know how to set video size in mencoder?
[23:58] <soundray> JoeBanks: you may have to hit Esc tosee it
[23:58] <JoeBanks> I don't get a grub menu.
[23:58] <shonen> JoeBanks: Are you savvy enough to pull out a live CD, mount the harddrive and delete files that you don't need?
[23:58] <JoeBanks> OK - I'll try that. BRB.
[23:58] <webtoe> cybersach: look for mencoder's irc channel. They'll be more knowledgable
[23:58] <baegle> Gnea: I'm at the latest since yesterday
[23:58] <Slart> isn't the grub menu enabled by default?
[23:59] <webtoe> cybersach: or on their website/man page as its in there and a common thing to do
[23:59] <JoeBanks> shonen: kind of. It's been a while since I've been "intimate" with Linux.
[23:59] <ScheissDrogen>  erichj_: maybe if its stable gets in upgrade anyway, i don't really have need for it
[23:59] <JoeBanks> Let me try the grub menu first...brb
[23:59] <shonen> JoeBanks: Well that is worst case scenario haha
[23:59] <carandraug> Slart, not anymore. You have to press Esc but you can change it in menu.lst
[23:59] <kenjy_01> hello, can you help me guys? I can't run apt-get upgrade, it shows this: http://rafb.net/p/Q5oPKy50.html
[23:59] <RequinB4> I'm looking for a hardware compatibility list for external optical drives