[04:35] <Crash1hd> IS there a way to stop cron form email 1 of the cron jobs? while still emailing others?
[04:35] <mrjn> etherealite, I'm able to modprobe lirc_mceusb
[04:35] <Esat> slooksterpsv, i m here: yusuf@yusuf:~/İndirilenler/electric_8.10-1_all.deb/data/usr/share/java/electric/
[04:35] <Esat> com/sun/electric/tool$
[04:36] <etherealite> mrjn sounds like it should be working to me then. Beyond that I can't help you.
[04:36] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, the server didnt start automatically ;(((
[04:36] <slooksterpsv> Esatok then what is the class name called
[04:36] <slooksterpsv> *Esat what is the class file name
[04:36] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic, dang lemme see
[04:36] <Esat> client.class
[04:37] <Esat> slooksterpsv,
[04:37] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, i guess i did something wrong.. but i dont know how to debug
[04:37] <slooksterpsv> Esat run java ./client.class
[04:37] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic is the command before exit 0?
[04:37] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, yes
[04:37] <Agent001> How can i burn an audio cd on ubuntu?
[04:37] <pw-toxic> a question: rc.local is exeuted as root?
[04:37] <Agent001> The default burner only burns data disc
[04:38] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic it's executed at the runlevel so yes
[04:38] <Esat> when i run this command, it says me this: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: //client/class
[04:38] <Esat> slooksterpsv,
[04:38] <slooksterpsv> Esat, hmmmm, I don't know how to debug java
[04:38] <wcheung> Has anyone setup Ubuntu 10.04.1 as a NIS client to a Solaris NIS server that uses shadow passwords?
[04:39] <Esat> slooksterpsv, May i open .class files with GUI software like Class Editor?
[04:39] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, my german wiki tells me, that since ubuntu 10.04  this file is replaced by Upstart
[04:39] <slooksterpsv> esat, sure
[04:39] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic I forgot about upstart
[04:40] <Esat> slooksterpsv, i open the .class file, but there is not ant text
[04:40] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, there is a wiki entry.. ill try it and tell you if it worked
[04:40] <thune3> Crash1hd: i think if you push all output to /dev/null then no mail will occur, but i'm not 100%. command >/dev/null 2>&1
[04:40] <wcheung> Or is familiar with whatver pam.d changes are needed to read NIS-provided shadow passwords?  I thought pam_unix.so would just work?
[04:40] <Crash1hd> thune3, will give it a try thanks :) I have a cron that runs every 1/2 hr
[04:41] <Esat> slooksterpsv,  have you ever used the Class Editor?
[04:41] <slooksterpsv> Esat I have not
[04:41] <Esat> slooksterpsv,  ok, thanks
[04:41] <thune3> Crash1hd: a variation is to just redirect stdout to /dev/null (>/dev/null), and leave stderr to send a mail if error output is produced.
[04:42] <sunwear> 这有中国人么
[04:42] <supercom32> Hrmm.... When I try to "Unlock" the Login Screen Settings, I get this in Lucid: "Failed to unlock: The name org.gnome.DisplayManager was not provided by any .service files"
[04:42] <slooksterpsv> Esat I'm downloading the file right now, I'll see if I can help you out, I know how to program so I may be able to help in the lingo sense
[04:42] <Crash1hd> thune3, is that by doing without the 2>&1
[04:42] <thune3> Crash1hd: right
[04:42] <Esat> slooksterpsv,  thank you
[04:43] <Esat> slooksterpsv,  i will wait your answer
[04:43] <h00k> !cn | sunwear
[04:43] <Crash1hd> thune3, ok was googling what that does :)
[04:43] <Crash1hd> thune3, thanks :)
[04:43] <wcheung> Anybody setup Ubuntu as a NIS client?
[04:44] <sunwear> i know
[04:44] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, do you know about runlevels?
[04:44] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, "start on runlevel [2345]" ... what runlevel should i choose for tightvncserver?
[04:45] <quietone> can anyone talk me through what I should do to connect to internet via bluetooth 3G phone. DUN/NAP/PAN/pan0/bnep0/WAP/ppp0! which ones do I need?
[04:45] <Esat> How to edit .class files to use Java Class Editor software?
[04:46] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic I believe... 2 is what you want
[04:46] <enav> .class files are the binary outcome of compitation procces
[04:47] <Esat> enav, are there language codes ?
[04:47] <supercom32> Can anyone with Lucid unlock the Login Screen Settings successfully? Or is this a bug?
[04:47] <enav> just machine language  not source code
[04:48] <enav> bits<PHONE_NUMBER>010101
[04:48] <slooksterpsv> Esat enav is right it's already compiled, so you can't read it
[04:48] <enav> well humans can't...  to make a binary file readable for humand you need to decompile the code
[04:48] <Esat> slooksterpsv, i want to translate software's to my parent language
[04:48] <enav> use some java decompilator
[04:49] <Esat> enav, Java Class Editor is not compilator?
[04:49] <Agent001> How can i burn an audio cd on ubuntu?
[04:49] <Agent001> The default burner only burns data disc
[04:49] <enav> i d k
[04:49] <enav> Agent001: that is not true
[04:49] <Agent001> its true
[04:50] <enav> 100 buck is false
[04:50] <Esat> What can i do to translate the software to another language? slooksterpsv
[04:50] <Agent001> OK, then how do i set it audio burn?
[04:50] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic_ did 2 work?
[04:50] <tensorpudding> Esat: Java Class Editor seems to use javaprec to compile programs in a way that they can be edited at runtime
[04:50] <pw-toxic_> slooksterpsv, nope ;/
[04:50] <slooksterpsv> Esat do you have the source
[04:50] <tensorpudding> Esat: assuming you're talking about http://class-editor.sourceforge.net/
[04:51] <Esat> slooksterpsv, i dont know, i habe many folder in this directory
[04:51] <enav> open applications ---> sound & video --> Brasero burning
[04:51] <MAD_BEAST> anyone know how to ping gps satellites with morris code ?
[04:51] <pw-toxic_> slooksterpsv, anyway rc.local should still work because its only deprecated.. not removed
[04:51] <enav> the first option says  AUDIO project
[04:51] <Esat> tensorpudding, : yes
[04:51] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic_ http://www.ivankristianto.com/os/ubuntu/howto-run-script-on-boot-process-in-ubuntu/1171/ yeah
[04:51] <enav> MAD_BEAST: ping what?????
[04:51] <tensorpudding> Esat: you need to use that ROM thing, have you read the instructions on that site?
[04:51] <Agent001> ok east
[04:51] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic_ the rc.local in init.d should work
[04:51] <Agent001> u're right
[04:51] <Agent001> cool man thx
[04:52] <enav> burn your stuff to 19 X
[04:52] <tensorpudding> Esat: if your goal is to port this software to a different language, you almost certainly don't want to use this, though.
[04:52] <enav> 10 X
[04:52] <thune3> supercom32: you run ldxe as well as gnome from gdm?
[04:52] <Agent001> why?
[04:52] <bpatel> I need help getting wifi running on my laptop ThinkPad T510 Intel Wifi Link 6250
[04:52] <pw-toxic_> slooksterpsv, when im booting I only see a ubuntu logo.. i want to see more!!  what is ubuntu doing on startup etc.. some feedback... is there an option?
[04:52] <etherealite> Can someone tell me which cli cd burning tool to install?
[04:52] <MAD_BEAST> wrong channel sorry , I knew the answer to my question
[04:52] <Agent001> east, why 19x?
[04:52] <pw-toxic_> slooksterpsv, and since this is very fast.. where can i access what happened at startup?
[04:52] <Esat> tensorpudding, so what can i do to translate?
[04:53] <enav> Agent001: 10 X
[04:53] <enav> or lower
[04:53] <tensorpudding> Esat: What are you trying to translate it to?
[04:53] <tensorpudding> Esat: And why?
[04:53] <Agent001> east, why though?
[04:53] <MAD_BEAST> anyone know a good channel for wifi umm scripting ?
[04:53] <Esat> tensorpudding, i want to translate all of the software to my parent language: For example: the menüs, the dialogs
[04:54] <Esat> coz, it is English software
[04:54] <Esat> and open source
[04:54] <Agent001> why at 10x? and not maximum?
[04:54] <tensorpudding> Esat: Using the runtime class editor for that is stupid
[04:54] <Agent001> wouldnt that be slower
[04:54] <Esat> tensorpudding, so what can i do?
[04:54] <tensorpudding> Esat: The best way to translate is to edit the source code
[04:54] <enav> Agent001: maximun speed cause some times writte erros
[04:54] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic_  hmmm trying to find how we do that
[04:55] <Agent001> and 10x is guranteed?
[04:55] <pw-toxic_> slooksterpsv, going for reboot now... when i connect with new name like _... im back
[04:55] <Esat> tensorpudding,  where can i know which ones are source codes?
[04:55] <enav> Agent001: some cheap chineese CD player can read cd burned at 12 X  for example
[04:55] <tensorpudding> Esat: Presumably the GUI code that includes error messages, and just about anything where text is printed to the user, can be edited to take into account locale information, with some work, and provide the right language.
[04:55] <slooksterpsv> pw_toxic_ found the info we need lol
[04:56] <tensorpudding> Esat: Do you know anything about Java, or programming?
[04:56] <enav> i recommend burn data at 8X   audio CD to
[04:56] <Esat> no,
[04:56] <Esat> i just want to translate
[04:56] <Agent001> my entire system just ffroze  and i can only type in this chat box
[04:56] <enav> lol
[04:56] <tensorpudding> Esat: Basically, you could just look for wherever there is a printed string, and translate it.
[04:56] <Agent001> cool man, 10x!!
[04:57] <AbhiJit> gm
[04:57] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, still doesnt work... really strange
[04:57] <Esat> tensorpudding,  there are hundreds files in this software. how can i find which one i will translate?
[04:58] <tensorpudding> Esat: There are probably quite a few files you'll have to check for strings to translate.
[04:58] <slooksterpsv> pw_toxic ok gimme a sec
[04:58] <scribawf> kernal won't update any suggestions, please?
[04:58] <enav> Esat: what app you want to translate
[04:59] <Esat> enav: Electrical CAD system which in in Ubuntu repositories
[04:59] <Esat> you can access it with Ubuntu Software Center
[04:59] <enav> Esat: and what language?
[04:59] <enav> germany? spanish?
[04:59] <Esat> it is orjinally English
[04:59] <tensorpudding> Esat: You probably need to know a little bit about the organization of the source to find out which files to translate.
[05:00] <Esat> tensorpudding,  yes
[05:00] <Esat> all of the source code is on my hard disk
[05:00] <Esat> but i cant find them
[05:00] <pw-toxic> does anyone know a webpage where i can see a list of helpful ubuntu programs?
[05:00] <tensorpudding> Esat: the "right" way to do it would be to make it so that the translation is maintainable, by removing the hardcoded language strings and enabling it to determine language through locale settings
[05:01] <pw-toxic> for example like an automatic backup program?
[05:01] <pw-toxic> or gnome-do?
[05:01] <enav> Esat withc language you want to translate to
[05:01] <Esat> enav, Turkish
[05:01] <AbhiJit> pw-toxic, you can find list in software center
[05:01] <tensorpudding> Esat: but that would actually require you to know Java, and to communicate with the developers of this software.
[05:01] <pw-toxic> AbhiJit, where do i find software center?
[05:01] <AbhiJit> :/
[05:01] <icarus-c> pw-toxic, i think software center does the job
[05:02] <AbhiJit> pw-toxic, application=>software center
[05:02] <Esat> tensorpudding, why i need to comminication with the developers?
[05:02] <Agent001> btw, i didn't fall for your trap enav
[05:02] <icarus-c> pw-toxic, ew,  GNOME menu: Applications -> Ubuntu software center
[05:02] <Agent001> I'm burning at max speed
[05:02] <pw-toxic> icarus-c, lol cool! thx
[05:02] <tensorpudding> Esat: because if your translation doesn't keep up-to-date with the upstream devs, it will never get kept up-to-date with the latest version, unless you handle that yourself
[05:02] <enav> Esat let me help you with this...  translating is a good way to collaborate with open source comunity
[05:02] <icarus-c> pw-toxic, for backup, a nice tool is backintime
[05:02] <Esat> tensorpudding,  i know something about programming,
[05:02] <aslam> hello I am using ubuntu 10 I am not able to use copy and paste like unix terminal
[05:03] <enav> Agent001: what?
[05:03] <icarus-c> pw-toxic, it is like Mac OS X' Time machine
[05:03] <Esat> enav, : i am waiting your answer
[05:03] <AbhiJit> aslam, 10.??
[05:03] <aslam> the new one
[05:03] <enav> Esat  im cheking electrical CAD web site
[05:03] <AbhiJit> aslam, 10.04 or 10.10
[05:03] <enav> Esat give me a sec
[05:03] <Esat> enav, : ok
[05:03] <multipass> Can anyone reccomend some advanced text editors like Kate or Notepad++???
[05:03] <icarus-c> pw-toxic, backintime is a GUI frontend to command line utility like rsync, rdiff
[05:03] <icarus-c> multipass, vim, emacs
[05:03] <aslam> Linux aslam-laptop 2.6.32-24-generic #43-Ubuntu SMP Thu Sep 16 14:17:33 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[05:03] <pw-toxic> icarus-c, yes i know backintime.. i was using it but i didnt remember the name because i have set up my serveral totally new ;)
[05:03] <Esat> tensorpudding,  if you also help me about this, it is very good for our languages improve
[05:04] <icarus-c> multipass, notepad++ is kinda weak comparing with them :)
[05:04] <multipass> icarus-c: im sure, but im mearly doing web development, so it might be over the top
[05:04] <pw-toxic> icarus-c, i have a 5TB fileserver on my server running making automatic backups with backintime.. i LOVE it
[05:04] <tensorpudding> Esat: i.e. if you translate version 2.0, and they release an update to 2.1, you need to update your translation to 2.1 by taking all your translation patches and fixing them to apply to 2.1, and then adding new patches to patch the new things added in the release.
[05:04] <aslam> Abhijit
[05:04] <aslam> you there
[05:04] <AbhiJit> yes
[05:04] <aslam> can you tell me how to check the version
[05:04] <aslam> is it uname -a
[05:04] <multipass> icarus-c: i did try them out to, kinda was hard to get the hang of after using stuff like notepad++
[05:04] <AbhiJit> aslam, lsb_release -a
[05:05] <icarus-c> multipass, some good "casual" text editors are gedit , kwrite, kate
[05:05] <aslam> cool
[05:05] <aslam> mine is 10.04.1
[05:05] <tensorpudding> Esat: I'm pretty sure that the Ubuntu/Gnome teams design their software to be easily translated, especially by people who don't know how to program, but this software probably is not.
[05:05] <AbhiJit> ok
[05:05] <natali> Доброе время суток...
[05:05] <tensorpudding> !ru | natali
[05:06] <Esat> tensorpudding, : i know
[05:06] <Deluxx> downloaded Puppy Linux and the iso file came as a rar, is that normal? because I can't find a .iso in there
[05:06] <icarus-c> tensorpudding, yes. translation is modular
[05:06] <AbhiJit> aslam, so what actually issue with copy pasting?
[05:06] <aslam> i am not able to copy and paste via mouse selection
[05:06] <AbhiJit> aslam, in terminal?
[05:06] <aslam> yeah
[05:06] <multipass> icarus-c: so can gedit be modded out to be near notepadd++ any idea?
[05:06] <^Lestat> Is this the channel for "Im used to windows, can I get help here?"
[05:06] <etherealite> Why isn't this working: sudo wodim -scanbus ????
[05:06] <MasterofPuppets> Hey guys. Laptop sees wireless networks but can't connect. Drivers are updated. Advice?
[05:07] <AbhiJit> aslam, did you first just select text with mouse and then in terminal right press the mouse wheel? what doesw it to?
[05:07] <icarus-c> multipass, i don't know what notepad++ you need, so the best would be you try by yourself
[05:07] <AbhiJit> ^Lestat, no
[05:07] <AbhiJit> !windows | ^Lestat
[05:07] <natali> A chto? tut Russko yazi4nih net ?
[05:07] <TeTH3R> master use only one wifi  software to connect
[05:07] <aslam> i am using a laptop
[05:07] <Esat> tensorpudding, the most important thing which to translate orjinally software
[05:07] <enav> Esat where you get the source
[05:07] <aslam> with the touch pads
[05:07] <Esat> the others are easy
[05:07] <AbhiJit> aslam, you mean are refferering mouse to your touchpad?
[05:07] <^Lestat> AbhiJit: Is there an irc channel for guys like me?
[05:07] <Aciid> geeez people are random here
[05:07] <icarus-c> multipass, after all,  if you are stuck with notepad++, you could use it with Wine on Linux
[05:07] <slooksterpsv> pw_toxic not gonna work with tightvncserver
[05:07] <multipass> icarus-c: ok, will do-- tabbed windows, dual views(side by side), syntax highoighting, possibly ftp...
[05:08] <Esat> enav,  i dowanloaded the .deb
[05:08] <aslam> Abhi, yes
[05:08] <tensorpudding> Esat: but anyway, you probably should find this project's mailing list, and get acquainted with them and tell them about your interest to translate the project. They might make changes to make it easier for you to translate.
[05:08] <AbhiJit> ^Lestat, for windows there is channel ##windows to join type /j ##windows. this is ubuntu support channel
[05:08] <aslam> I have not connected any mouse
[05:08] <Esat> but i dont remember where i downloaded it
[05:08] <TeTH3R> random and a little to serious
[05:08] <multipass> icarus-c: yeah, i am considering it, but not sure yet :b seing whats out there
[05:08] <AbhiJit> aslam, did that worked before?
[05:08] <enav> Esat: are you java programmer?
[05:08] <Esat> tensorpudding, maybe i wil contact with them
[05:08] <Esat> enav,  no
[05:08] <AbhiJit> aslam, because i dunno if we can do that using touchpad i never done that
[05:08] <^Lestat> thats whut I meant. Im a windows user, but am now running ubuntu
[05:08] <aslam> okay
[05:08] <^Lestat> and I am LOVING this.
[05:08] <AbhiJit> ^Lestat, you want support for ubuntu?
[05:08] <aslam> np
[05:09] <Jesdisciple> then ur an X-Windows user =p
[05:09] <TeTH3R> lol
[05:09] <aslam> but why do I need to go to windows
[05:09] <TeTH3R> les
[05:09] <Esat> it is not important , i know what i translate
[05:09] <TeTH3R> what is your goal
[05:09] <AbhiJit> aslam, who told you to go to windows?
[05:09] <^Lestat> well, I would like help linking my pidgin in ubuntu to my dropbox
[05:09] <jimboz> hi
[05:09] <Jesdisciple> heya
[05:09] <^Lestat> but when Ive read online is confusing to me
[05:09] <aslam> well I am new to IRC
[05:09] <TeTH3R> pidgin ? AKAMAI
[05:09] <^Lestat> Ive got dropbox installed
[05:09] <Deluxx> can someone help me with installing puppy linux?
[05:09] <Esat> enav, if you want i can type what folder are there
[05:10] <jimboz> okay, so...I just switched from win7 to ubuntu for fun
[05:10] <aslam> no clue how things goes here
[05:10] <AbhiJit> Deluxx, this is ubuntu support channel.
[05:10] <^Lestat> installing stuff so far has been easy
[05:10] <jimboz> and the one thing I miss is the ability to change the color saturation of my display via software
[05:10] <aslam> just saw that go to #window or some thing
[05:10] <AbhiJit> !guidelines | askhl this may help you understand how things goes here!
[05:10] <jimboz> the intel graphics panel let me do just that
[05:10] <TeTH3R> Oh geez
[05:10] <AbhiJit> aslam, that go to #windows was not for yoou
[05:10] <enav> Esat: the best you can do is contac the development team of this software here http://www.gnu.org/software/electric/    and request the language pack to do a new translation... or just request support from the development team to get information about how to translate that software
[05:10] <jimboz> so i'm wondering can i do this in ubuntu?
[05:10] <TeTH3R> live a little
[05:10] <aslam> oh okay
[05:10] <aslam> cool
[05:11] <Esat> enav, ,  had better to do that
[05:11] <AbhiJit> ahh
[05:11] <aslam> so do you know any clue why is like that
[05:11] <AbhiJit> but aht guidelies was for you aslam ^^ see above ubottu's msg of !guidelines
[05:11] <TeTH3R> its open source you can build defense systems or make video games
[05:11] <AbhiJit> aslam, does the touchpad copy pasting worked before?
[05:11] <aslam> yeah I clicked that
[05:12] <aslam> well n
[05:12] <aslam> no
[05:12] <Agent001> enav, burn done in 3 mintues, no error
[05:12] <enav> Esat translate a program is not like translate a openoffice document...   is not impossible but need some theoretical firmament to do that....    just contac the development team... im sure they will be happy to have a translator
[05:12] <aslam> abhijith, did you get what i ment
[05:13] <AbhiJit> aslam, ammm you mean you want the touchpad to act like mouse and to that  copy paste thingy? right?
[05:13] <aslam> like in bash shell you can just copy and paist with right and left click for your mouse right
[05:13] <enav> Agent001:  cool... i just burn all my disc to 10 X   just for precaution
[05:13] <aslam> yeah
[05:13] <Esat> enav, : i am trying to contact with them
[05:13] <AbhiJit> aslam, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=961122
[05:13] <Esat> enav,  thank you so much
[05:13] <Agent001> I think you're just paranoid
[05:13] <Agent001> but thanks
[05:13] <TeTH3R> who is paranoid
[05:13] <enav> Agent001: lol
[05:13] <^Lestat> Docky is jewl ;D
[05:13] <TeTH3R> about what
[05:13] <jimboz> :(
[05:13] <TeTH3R> please make my night
[05:14] <jimboz> anyone know how to adjust the color saturation in ubuntu?
[05:14] <vrakesh> need help with thunderbird
[05:14] <AbhiJit> vrakesh, ask. to channel. in general. with details in one line.
[05:14] <TeTH3R> what in thundderbird ?
[05:14] <TeTH3R> what the NOID story
[05:14] <vrakesh> i installed enigmail in thunderbird... now i am not able to saw the images in mails
[05:14] <TeTH3R> PGP
[05:14] <enav> Agent001: my theory have a scientific explanation... I'm not dancing with ghosts
[05:15] <vrakesh> TeTH3r: yes PGP
[05:15] <TeTH3R> lol
[05:15] <TeTH3R> whats the problem its as easy as PGP gets
[05:15] <vrakesh> now i uninstalled it but still not able to see the images in mails
[05:15] <TeTH3R> sorry
[05:15] <TeTH3R> show remote content
[05:15] <AbhiJit> vrakesh, try in #thunderbird on server irc.mozilla.org
[05:15] <flan_suse> Freenode webchat
[05:15] <TeTH3R> no
[05:16] <vrakesh> Abhijit, can you pls explain me more
[05:16] <TeTH3R> PGP in Thunderbird in ubuntu
[05:16] <AbhiJit> vrakesh, no.
[05:16] <MasterofPuppets> Hey guys. Laptop sees wireless networks but can't connect. Drivers are updated. Advice?
[05:16] <TeTH3R> iwconfig  master
[05:16] <TeTH3R> output
[05:16] <vrakesh> any help?
[05:17] <vedder> QUE WEBBA
[05:17] <TeTH3R> vrakesh
[05:17] <AbhiJit> vrakesh, type /newserver irc.mozilla.org it will take you to their irc server after that either it will ask you to type channel name or you manualy type /j #thunderbird then ask your question there
[05:17] <^Lestat> so does using the cmd line get easier over time?
[05:17] <TeTH3R> you cant see pics ?
[05:17] <vedder> MMMMMMMMMMMM
[05:17] <enav> actually i got 15 SCVs fixing my computer
[05:17] <songer> vedder: no escribas todo en mayusculas, va contra las normas. La proxima vez seras expulsado.
[05:17] <vrakesh> TeTH3r: yes i cant pictures
[05:17] <TeTH3R> lestat yes
[05:17] <vedder> y eso por que?
[05:17] <pineapplez> afternoon gents
[05:17] <aslam> Abi, thanks
[05:17] <TeTH3R> can you encrypt and sign
[05:17] <vedder> cuales normas?
[05:17] <^Lestat> Theres a lot of flags and such to remember
[05:18] <AbhiJit> aslam, did that worked? :o
[05:18] <aslam> I am just reading
[05:18] <pineapplez> quick question gents
[05:18] <AbhiJit> ok
[05:18] <aslam> looks like it the same
[05:18] <tensorpudding> vedder: /join #ubuntu-es, por favor
[05:18] <AbhiJit> aslam, bye.
[05:18] <TeTH3R> its default to send in HTML and I have had a similar issue
[05:18] <AbhiJit> bye all! :)
[05:18] <aslam> bye
[05:18] <vedder> por favor que?
[05:18] <tensorpudding> !es | vedder
[05:19] <pineapplez> the "Use system defaults" in the Terminal Prefs for Color and Background is nice .. but where can i change the system defaults ???
[05:19] <vedder> expliquenme que pasa
[05:19] <TeTH3R> buenos noches hombre
[05:19] <vedder> ah ok
[05:19] <vedder> gracias mas
[05:19] <vedder> man
[05:19] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic still working on this dude lol
[05:19] <^Lestat> I started by installing v9 and Have since upgraded to 10.4
[05:19] <TeTH3R> sudo man good stuff ;)
[05:19] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, me too ;
[05:20] <Krishnandu> pineapplez, Edit > Profile Preferences
[05:20] <^Lestat> Now when I start up using the default kernel, I get a black/ blank screen ;(
[05:20] <TeTH3R> PGP guy where you at
[05:20] <supercom32> In Ubuntu's System Monitor, I see 4 CPU's. I thought because I'm running an Intel Atom 330, I should only have 2 cores?
[05:20] <^Lestat> I I have to 'esc' at the grub and choose 1 later version
[05:20] <^Lestat> Is there a way to adjust the grub so it just loads the 2nd kernel as default?
[05:21] <^Lestat> um, and wuts a kernel?
[05:21] <Krishnandu> ^Lestat, edit menu.list
[05:21] <supercom32> In Ubuntu's System Monitor, I see 4 CPU's. I thought because I'm running an Intel Atom 330, I should only have 2 cores?
[05:22] <Primedeath> Is there any way to set the ALT+MIDDLE Click for Resizing windows to ALT+Right click?
[05:22] <^Lestat> I suppose there are a lot of reasons why it does not like kernel option #1
[05:23] <jimboz> i'm looking for an EQ app that'll let me tweak the saturation of my display
[05:23] <^Lestat> Running 10.4 on an old Lattitude d500. I wish I had the guts to mess with ubuntu years ago. This is pretty slick for FREE
[05:24] <ashok_shetty> hey any body tell me how to find installed programmes
[05:24] <Krishnandu> ashok_shetty, Applications > Ubuntu Software Center
[05:24] <Zelozelos> ashok_shetty, goto the ubuntu software center
[05:24] <pineapplez> Anyone knows how to change the Default system theme options as to the Terminal Colours?
[05:25] <Zelozelos> pineapplez, open a terminal, goto edit, properties r smthin like that
[05:25] <^Lestat> whoops
[05:25] <vrakesh> TeTH3r: im still stuck
[05:26] <Zelozelos> pineapplez, profile options it called
[05:26] <ashok_shetty> Krishnandu: dude i didt find the one  check in terminalwich im looking for tell me how to
[05:26] <ashok_shetty> Krishnandu: : dude i didt find the one wich im looking for tell me how to find in terminal
[05:27] <Seven_Six_Two> I have logged in to a remote Solaris server with ssh -X and started gnome-session to get a desktop. I get the desktop successfully, but I can't get a panel because I can't stop gnome-panel without it restarting. The only guide I could find said to look for session manager, but that's not listed in my menus. Is there another way to temporarily disable gnome-panel without having to start it by hand every time I log in?
[05:27] <Krishnandu> ashok_shetty, go to software center then click installed software. It'll list all the installed softwares on your system.
[05:28] <znis> here any point in using software raid on a laptop?
[05:28] <^Lestat> is "kernel" the same as OS?
[05:28] <znis> i only have one harddisk
[05:28] <aetaric> !kernel | ^Lestat
[05:28] <tensorpudding> ^Lestat: no
[05:28] <^Lestat> heh, Im already on that wiki page.
[05:28] <ashok_shetty> Krishnandu: dude i checked but it didt showed wich im looking for ysterday i installed keylooger , but now i want to find whether it s installed r not
[05:28] <Destoned> hello
[05:28] <vrakesh> all: i installed openPGP/enigmail in thunderbird.... but i am not able to see the pictures in mails... can anyone help me with this
[05:29] <Destoned> i need assistance please
[05:29] <Seven_Six_Two> ^Lestat, with Linux, the kernel gives Linux its name, but they aren't interchangeable.
[05:29] <^Lestat> sure sounds like one
[05:29] <jimboz> yo yo yo
[05:29] <Krishnandu> ashok_shetty, if you've installed it it would be there.
[05:29] <Seven_Six_Two> ^Lestat, an OS is more than just the kernel
[05:29] <aetaric> tensorpudding: pretty sure the OS you run if you are running Ubuntu is Linux and Linux refers to the Kernel.. The DISTRO is Ubuntu
[05:29] <Destoned> Question #1: Does anyone play minecraft on linux? i need assistance setting up womclient on linux, it may seem stupid but i am really in a rush
[05:29] <ashok_shetty> Krishnandu: installation failed
[05:29] <^Lestat> so So ubuntu is the OS using a linux kernel?
[05:29] <Krishnandu> ashok_shetty, so how would it come there..??
[05:29] <Zelozelos> ^Lestat simply put, the kernal translates the 1's n 0's for the processor, the os is the code thats translated
[05:29] <Krishnandu> ashok_shetty, it's not installed
[05:29] <Gnea> ^Lestat: correct.
[05:29] <Zelozelos> i think
[05:29] <tensorpudding> The OS is not the same as the kernel, though.
[05:30] <ashok_shetty> Krishnandu: ya ur rite
[05:30] <^Lestat> and both are open source
[05:30] <aetaric> ^Lestat: no ubuntu is a Distro of Linux
[05:30] <^Lestat> oi. Im so confused
[05:30] <icarus-c> aetaric, and a linux distro is an OS
[05:30] <jimboz> is there a tweak to change the saturation or vibrance of my display? :)P
[05:30] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, any results? ;)
[05:30] <Krishnandu> ashok_shetty, :)
[05:31] <aetaric> icarus-c: yep. just being difficult :)
[05:31] <aetaric> well, more like precise
[05:31] <icarus-c> ^Lestat,   ubuntu (a linux distro)  runs on Linux
[05:31] <ZykoticK9> ^Lestat, linux kernel + GNU tools = linux OS, ubuntu is a distro of linux
[05:31] <icarus-c> ^Lestat, that distro is an OS
[05:31] <Primedeath> Linux running Linux within Linux.
[05:31] <G1Bs0N> Lestat what are your goals
[05:32] <Destoned> Is anyone here familiar with Minecraft / WOMCLIENT?
[05:32] <didi> Is it possible to change the gdm's theme?
[05:32] <icarus-c> ^Lestat, generally, by saying  GNU/Linux we refer to a linux distribution, hence, a OS.   when we say Linux,  we refer to the kernel
[05:32] <aetaric> !repeat | Destoned
[05:32] <^Lestat> My goal is currently just to undersetand what Im working with before I dknow the "how" ;D
[05:32] <tensorpudding> The kernel is not the only thing, though, otherwise Android would rightly be called Linux too.
[05:32] <G1Bs0N> crawl before you walk
[05:32] <Krishnandu> didi, right click on desktop > change desktop background > theme
[05:32] <G1Bs0N> whoaaaaaaa
[05:32] <aetaric> android is a linux distro
[05:33] <G1Bs0N> yes
[05:33] <G1Bs0N> it is linux
[05:33] <^Lestat> Its just amazing that its free
[05:33] <aetaric> i know. that was a statement
[05:33] <Blue1> G1Bs0N: can you root an android device?
[05:33] <G1Bs0N> yes
[05:33] <G1Bs0N> all of them
[05:33] <aetaric> Blue1: old news man
[05:33] <G1Bs0N> samsung htc whatever you got
[05:34] <icarus-c> ^Lestat, yesterday someone wasn't like you, he go kernel.org and download Linux before he understand what's linux and a linux distro
[05:34] <Blue1> aetaric: well I don't use a cell phone but about 5-10 min/month so I don't know.
[05:34] <Pentium3> Good evening
[05:34] <didi> Krishnandu: I don't see anything specifically to gdm. Am I missing something?
[05:34] <G1Bs0N> old news but i have old roots that are stripped of code
[05:34] <aetaric> Blue1: a smiple google sells you it is. :p
[05:34] <aemaeth> I need to know how i can import a script file so i can call it in any directory in my cli without needing the file there, how would i do this?
[05:34] <Krishnandu> didi, you want to change the theme right...??
[05:34] <^Lestat> heh Im not going to mess with this menu list until I learn more.
[05:34] <G1Bs0N> Blue1: what up
[05:35] <Krishnandu> !gdm
[05:35] <Pentium3> aemaeth: i think you put it in /sbin/
[05:35] <didi> Krishnandu: Yes. But not of Metacity. From gdm, the login stage.
[05:35] <aemaeth> Pentium3, i'll try that now
[05:35] <aetaric> aemaeth: sudo cp /path/to/script /usr/bin
[05:35] <Seven_Six_Two> my first install was Debian Woody doing manual package selection (I thought I was a smarty-pants). It was a very long and drawn out FAIL
[05:35] <Emanon> aemaeth: like the word used to animate the golem?
[05:36] <aetaric> Pentium3: it is a user script, therefore, /usr/bin
[05:36] <aemaeth> aetaric, i actually tried /usr/bin and it won't work
[05:36] <G1Bs0N> Blue1: you get a droid ?
[05:36] <aetaric> type $PATH in the terminal
[05:36] <aemaeth> or maybe i don't know how to call it properly, tried tab to complete and nothing, typed mantually and nothing
[05:36] <Pentium3> aetaric: sorry, its getting late for me :)
[05:36] <glebihan> didi: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/gdm2-setup-a-login-interface-management-utility-for-the-new-gdm.html
[05:36] <Krishnandu> didi, ohh sorry...dunno that..but I think removing / changing that will make your system unstable coz of plymouth...
[05:36] <Seven_Six_Two> ^Lestat, did you create a separate partition for your /home   ?
[05:37] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, you still there? ;)
[05:37] <^Lestat> I just ran with the default setup
[05:37]  * quiesense dies.
[05:37] <aemaeth> aetaric, what do you need from that?
[05:37] <quiesense> silly router
[05:37] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic yeah still working on it lol
[05:37] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic this is tough
[05:37] <aemaeth> i do see many places with bin
[05:37] <aetaric> aemaeth: you can put it in any of those dirs as long as the script has execute perms on it
[05:38] <aemaeth> i see, it could be as simple as they don't have those permissions
[05:38] <aetaric> chmod 777 scriptname will do the trick
[05:38] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, on what are you working? showing more information on startup or getting my tightvncviewer running on startup? ;)
[05:38] <aetaric> then copy it
[05:38] <didi> Krishnandu: Really? Hum... That's a shame. Thank you, anyway.
[05:38] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic not tightvncserver but any vncserver to work
[05:38] <Destoned> Anyone Familiar with .sh files, Minecraft, and WOMCLIENT?
[05:39] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, the vnc server works.. but not on startup
[05:39] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, i have to call it manually
[05:39] <alester> What's preferred package maanger these days?
[05:39] <alester> aptitude?
[05:39] <aetaric> !anyone | Destoned
[05:39] <G1Bs0N> try metaspolit
[05:39] <Destoned> that was my real question
[05:39] <aemaeth> aetaric, thank you very much, this has solved my problem
[05:39] <Krishnandu> didi, I'm nt sure...try what glebihan suggested
[05:39] <aetaric> no problem aemaeth, glad i could help
[05:39] <didi> glebihan: Oh, I see. But it's sad that I need to install a third party software to do something that I was always able to do.
[05:40] <ashok_shetty> im getting error while installing lkl keylogger
[05:40] <didi> glebihan: Thank you, by the way.
[05:40] <MAUOP> #alternc go
[05:40] <G1Bs0N> keylogger whaaaaa
[05:40] <glebihan> didi: yes the configuration options have been removed since lucid
[05:40] <MAUOP> #alternc go
[05:40] <aetaric> wait... you WANT to install a keylogger?
[05:40] <MAUOP> #alternc go
[05:40] <Krishnandu> Destoned, what's problem with .sh files..?? Though I'm not an expert
[05:40] <Destoned> Ubuntuwhat ubuntu help channels are available?
[05:40] <glebihan> didi: don't know why
[05:40] <Destoned> i just need to get it to run
[05:40] <Destoned> its associated with java
[05:41] <jimboz> anyone know how to adjust the color saturation in ubuntu?
[05:41] <Seven_Six_Two> ^Lestat, what irc program are you using? If you type the first few characters of someone's nickname and hit tab, it should autocomplete in most cases. That makes it easier to see replies. Also, if you create a separate /home partition, you don't have to worry about breaking anything. A reinstall (manual partitioning again) you can select "don't format" for your home partition, and all of your files, settings etc will still be th
[05:41] <Seven_Six_Two> ere after the reinstall.
[05:41] <juk> so if i have sshd running and my root pass is 12345 everyone is welcome to be root on my my machine
[05:41] <jimboz> (sorry for repeating the questions so much)
[05:41] <^Lestat> ok so bootstrap says "Hey Mr Kernel, please instantiate with these paramters"
[05:41] <Krishnandu> glebihan, didi just coz of plymouth...!!
[05:41] <Destoned> im assuming no reply means no idea?
[05:41] <Krishnandu> Destoned, what's your query buddy..??
[05:41] <Destoned> what is that..?
[05:42] <Jefferson> Wondering if someone could help me out I have a Asus Labtop thats a G50VT, and its running ubuntu 8.10 on it, and with the wireless then its kinda of having problems
[05:42] <^Lestat> Seven_Six_Two: Pidgin
[05:42] <Seven_Six_Two> juk, if you forward the ssh port from your router and your isp doesn't block
[05:42] <didi> Krishnandu: But plymouth runs before gdm. And gdm has nothing to do with boot.
[05:42] <aetaric> Destoned: if you just ask the actual question, i'm sure we can help you
[05:42] <mocha0range> Destoned: sorry, just got here - what seems to be the problem? it's not running... what's the error/output?
[05:42] <glebihan> Krishnandu: I hate plymouth... can't even get to have a splash screen working on startup...
[05:42] <Krishnandu> didi, well....I said I'm not sure...
[05:42] <Seven_Six_Two> ^Lestat, oh I'm not sure about how Pidgin works. I hop between xchat and irssi
[05:42] <didi> Krishnandu: OK.
[05:42] <aetaric> irssi is ftw
[05:42] <Jefferson> if I have a password on the internet then when I enter it into the network configuration then sometimes it'll connect and work, but it also like encrypts the password
[05:42] <Destoned> "minecraft-osx.sh" is an executable text file.
[05:42] <^Lestat> Seven_Six_Two: Any recomends for /home partition size?
[05:42] <Destoned> when i try running it
[05:42] <Krishnandu> didi, coz plymouth is integrated such that changing anything related to it will harm the system
[05:43] <Destoned> there is a way to run it, i just dont know how
[05:43] <Jefferson> but if i take the password off the internet then the wireless on my labtop works jst find
[05:43] <Krishnandu> glebihan, ya :(
[05:43] <Jefferson> would anyone know a solution
[05:43] <mocha0range> Destoned: ./script.sh
[05:43] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic - OMG I GOT IT!
[05:43] <G1Bs0N> trophy
[05:43] <ashok_shetty> how to chect installed soft..in terminal
[05:43] <Seven_Six_Two> ^Lestat, I allow about 2GB for swap, 10GB for / and the rest for home (and another for storage) taking up the rest of the space
[05:43] <Destoned> what mocha0range?
[05:43] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, so let me know ;)
[05:43] <Artemis3> ashok_shetty, dpkg -l
[05:43] <Krishnandu> Destoned, are yaar...what are you asking..??
[05:44] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic - in /etc/rc.local type in the following, (and replace user with your user or the user who you're vncing in as): su user -c "cd ~user && vncserver :1"
[05:44] <Destoned> im wondering how to run "minecraft-osx.sh" is an executable text file.
[05:44] <^Lestat> Seven_Six_Two: I take it you are refering to /myName and not fileSystem/home ?
[05:44] <mocha0range> Destoned: to run the script, when you're in that folder, run "./scriptname.sh"
[05:44] <Seven_Six_Two> ^Lestat, you might want to allow a bit more for / if you're going to install all kinds of programs to try them out
[05:44] <aetaric> Destoned: you joined #ubuntu for help with OS X?
[05:44] <^Lestat> hmmm
[05:44] <Krishnandu> Destoned, We know .sh are shell script files...but what the problem...??
[05:44] <mocha0range> Destoned: also, what aetaric said
[05:44] <Destoned> no its not on a mac
[05:44] <Destoned> its on linux
[05:44] <ashok_shetty> Artemis3: what about to check particular soft..
[05:44] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic we're at a start, I was booted from vnc but not sure if it was timeout reasons or what
[05:44] <Destoned> i know people that have run it on linux, i cant get ahold of them atm
[05:44] <aemaeth> aetaric, one script calling another can't access the 2nd, know how i can fix this?
[05:45] <scottj> Is there a way to have notify-osd be able to display more than one notification at a time? right now it waits till the first has disappeared before showing the next
[05:45] <^Lestat> Seven_Six_Two: I do understand thats all subjective. Can I just use gparted to repartition?
[05:45] <icarus-c> Destoned, bash minecraft-osx.sh
[05:45] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, after the && i can do my own vnc command?
[05:45] <Destoned> bash?
[05:45] <Seven_Six_Two> ^Lestat, not sure what you mean. I have /home  mounted on its own partition. all users are on that one for their homes as well
[05:45] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, since im using tightvncserver
[05:45] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic sure
[05:45] <Krishnandu> Destoned, can you please explain what you want to achieve..?? What's your goal..??
[05:45] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic but that'll only run after the vnc session is ended
[05:45] <Destoned> i want it to run minecraft.jar
[05:45] <glebihan> scottj: I don't think there's a userside way
[05:45] <Destoned> that is its purpose
[05:45] <Artemis3> ashok_shetty, you could also run aptitude
[05:45] <Destoned> its a custom client for minecraft
[05:45] <aetaric> aemaeth: use absolute pathnames, or move whatever extra script you are running into the same dir.
[05:45] <^Lestat> phew busy channel
[05:45] <Seven_Six_Two> ^Lestat, it's possible, but you'd be a lot better off doing a fresh install instead of trying to resize (shrink) a partition
[05:46] <Krishnandu> Destoned, do you have jre installed...??
[05:46] <icarus-c> Destoned, minecraft-osx.sh  is supposed to be a shell script.   bash could execute the script
[05:46] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, i dont know what you are meaning with user
[05:46] <Destoned> yes
[05:46] <pw-toxic> there are currently two users
[05:46] <aemaeth> aetaric, thanks, i see what you mean now
[05:46] <pw-toxic> root and pw-toxic
[05:46] <Destoned> what is bash?
[05:46] <juk> Seven_Six_Two:isn't there's a secure way via ssh gpg or ssl keys?
[05:46] <Destoned> im very new to linux/terminal
[05:46] <Krishnandu> Destoned, shell
[05:46] <slooksterpsv> so user would be pw-toxic
[05:46] <aetaric> Destoned: the shell
[05:46] <scottj> What's the best alternative to notify-osd? (that can display more than one notification at a time)
[05:46] <Seven_Six_Two> ^Lestat, I would only resize if I'm enlarging one
[05:46] <scottj> glebihan: thanks
[05:46] <^Lestat> Seven_Six_Two: I would. But when I tried instlaling fresh 10.4 it failed and I did not have the different kernel load options.
[05:46] <Krishnandu> !bash | Destoned
[05:46] <ashok_shetty> Artemis3: dude to find particular soft what is the code to find
[05:46] <Seven_Six_Two> juk, sorry, I'm not sure what you're referring to
[05:46] <Destoned> can u expand on that explamation?
[05:46] <icarus-c> Destoned, like Windows command prompt is a shell
[05:46] <Destoned> o
[05:47] <_numbers> how do i enable a service on runlevels 2, 3, 5 from cli
[05:47] <Jefferson> so would anyone know what would be the problem with my wireless
[05:47] <aetaric> Destoned: to be more precise, the magic thing that accepts the commands
[05:47] <Artemis3> ashok_shetty, which soft?
[05:47] <^Lestat> Seven_Six_Two:  Whatever comes with 10.4 my laptop does not like.
[05:47] <Destoned> oh terminal
[05:47] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, ill give it a try
[05:47] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, brb
[05:47] <aemaeth> aetaric, yes, wonderful, they are all working together now, my grandchildren will sing songs in praise of your name
[05:47] <Krishnandu> Destoned, yaa..!! And the GUI you are using right now is also a shell
[05:47] <ashok_shetty> Artemis3: example vlc
[05:47] <icarus-c> terminal is not a precise description though..
[05:47] <Artemis3> ashok_shetty, dpkg -l | grep vlc
[05:47] <Krishnandu> !shell | Destoned
[05:47] <^Lestat> Seven_Six_Two: I think I will lurk here and just see what I learn. Thanks for helping me ;))
[05:47] <Destoned> ok so type what in terminal?
[05:48] <Seven_Six_Two> ^Lestat, in what way? is it a fairly old laptop? I've gone from 8.04-10.10 on my laptop without too many issues
[05:48] <Krishnandu> Destoned, sh yourfilename.sh
[05:48] <icarus-c> Destoned, bash /path/to/minecraft-osx.sh
[05:48] <Krishnandu> Destoned, or what icarus-c suggested. Both the method will work
[05:48] <^Lestat> Seven_Six_Two: Upgrading went well, but a direct install is what broke for me. Just loads to a blank screen after install
[05:48] <logan_wolf> hi all
[05:48] <aetaric> Destoned: really, the terminal accepts your login credentials and then opens your login shell (by default /bin/bash)... but this is the technical way to look at it
[05:48] <Krishnandu> hi logan_wolf
[05:48] <icarus-c> Krishnandu, not if the file isn't in current working directory
[05:48] <ashok_shetty> Artemis3: what is dpkg
[05:48] <Seven_Six_Two> ^Lestat, sorry I missed your previous message. did you install boot loader to MBR?
 hi all
 Destoned: really, the terminal accepts your login credentials and then opens your login shell (by default /bin/bash)... but this is the technical way to look at it
 hi logan_wolf
[05:48] <FloodBot2> Destoned: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:49] <Krishnandu> icarus-c, ya..!! :)
[05:49] <Destoned> omg, thats not what i copied
[05:49] <Destoned> says sh: cannot run minecraft-osx.sh
[05:49] <glebihan> scottj: not sure but I don't think there is an alternative, because an application that uses notify-osd calls specific methods for osd
[05:49] <mocha0range> Destoned: try running "chmod +x /path/to/your/file.sh"
[05:49] <mocha0range> Destoned: then the command you tried before
[05:50] <icarus-c> mocha0range, it shouldn't matter when you run it with the shell specifically
[05:50] <scottj> glebihan: I'm actually writing my own program for my own use so that would be ok
[05:50] <Krishnandu> Destoned, are you in the dir where your .sh file resides..??
[05:50] <aetaric> Destoned: OR chmod +x minecraft-osx.sh
[05:50] <Destoned> same error
[05:50] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, hey man
[05:50] <mocha0range> icarus-c: oh, you mean using the 'sh' command?
[05:50] <Krishnandu> Destoned, are you in the same dir where your .sh file resides..?? If not then go to that dir with cd
[05:51] <Destoned> ok
[05:51] <icarus-c> you only need to give it execute right if you want to run it by "./minecraft-osx.sh" instead of  bash  minecraft-osx.sh
[05:51] <Destoned> one sec
[05:51] <pw-toxic_> slooksterpsv, didnt work either ;(
[05:51] <mocha0range> icarus-c: good to know, thanks
[05:51] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, I am still facing that problem that I am not able to install any software from software centre though I can do the same from CLI
[05:51] <Seven_Six_Two> I have logged in to a remote Solaris server with ssh -X and started gnome-session to get a desktop. I get the desktop successfully, but I can't get a panel because I can't stop gnome-panel without it restarting. The only guide I could find said to look for session manager, but that's not listed in my menus. Is there another way to temporarily disable gnome-panel without having to start it by hand every time I log in?
[05:51] <Destoned> ok now im there
[05:51] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, lol...!! No idea..!!
[05:51] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic, really? I used Remote Desktop Viewer and it worked for me doing <IP_ADDRESS>:1 (where :1 = display
[05:51] <Krishnandu> Destoned, how run what icarus-c said
[05:51] <Artemis3> this minecraft thing... could run like: java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar minecraft.jar (assuming you installed sun java)
[05:51] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, ha ha ha
[05:52] <Krishnandu> Destoned, that chmod +x yourfilename.sh
[05:52] <aetaric> Seven_Six_Two: so you came to #ubuntu for help with solaris?
[05:52] <icarus-c> Destoned, that means  "bash  /path/to/the/minecraft-osx.sh"
[05:52] <Krishnandu> Destoned, and then ./yourfilename.sh
[05:52] <rreyv> #reddit
[05:52] <Seven_Six_Two> aetaric, no, I came to Ubuntu for help with temporarily disabling the auto-restart of gnome-panel
[05:52] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, try asking again here...lets see if some-one can help..!!
[05:52] <logan_wolf> hmm\
[05:53] <Seven_Six_Two> aetaric, solaris just won't give me its panel while my local one is running
[05:53] <aetaric> Seven_Six_Two: in my many years of breaking and fixing linux systems... i'm not even sure if you can stop it from starting
[05:53] <logan_wolf> I am facing an issue with the new box on which I installed lucid........... I am not able to install softwares from software centre though I can do the same via sudo apt-get install
[05:53] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, what error does it throws..??
[05:54] <Destoned> paste.ubuntu.comAZ/499457/
[05:54] <Seven_Six_Two> aetaric, oh, there's a way. It just might not be pretty.    ;)
[05:54] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, that is the whole problem its not throwing any error
[05:54] <Destoned> that link please
[05:54] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, what error it throws when you try to install through software center...??
[05:54] <aetaric> quality is better than quantity...
[05:54] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, when I click on the install button it just clicks and ............. nothing
[05:54] <Seven_Six_Two> logan_wolf, and can you install with synaptic?
[05:54] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, mmm...one min...you are saying you are not able to install sftwr thru sftwr centr right..?? So what does it shows..?? What happens when you try to install sftwr??
[05:54] <icarus-c> Destoned, simple.  "No such file or directory"
[05:55] <mocha0range> Destoned: ah, okay, the problem is your file isn't on your desktop - which is where you're trying to run the command. Do you know where the file is located?
[05:55] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, just a click on install button and then ........ dead nothing happens .......... and I just keep on waiting that it will install :P
[05:55] <Destoned> desktop/womclient/ HERE
[05:55] <Seven_Six_Two> or the file is on your desktop, and you opened a terminal (defaults to your home dir)
[05:56] <icarus-c> Destoned, cd ~/Desktop/womclient    # note that upper/lower case matters
[05:56] <logan_wolf> Seven_Six_Two, yeah man its installing via synaptic
[05:56] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, hmmm...
[05:57] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, no idea..!! :)
[05:57] <crucialhoax> Does anyone know if clonezilla has an irc channel?
[05:57] <Destoned> icarus-c thats where it WAS
[05:57] <icarus-c> crucialhoax, maybe on irc.mozilla.org
[05:57] <Destoned> look at the link again
[05:57] <crucialhoax> icarus-c, Thank you!
[05:57] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, no issues man thnx for the time ;)
[05:57] <glebihan> scottj: there doesn't seem to be many alternatives to notify-osd
[05:58] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, it's ok buddy :)
[05:58] <Artemis3> actually clonezilla has no relation with mozilla ^^!
[05:58] <raven> i need a http proxy on any other port than 80 - any ideas?
[05:58] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, where you from ??
[05:58] <glebihan> scottj: maybe your best option would be to write a custom notification system for your program ?
[05:58] <Seven_Six_Two> raven, to what end?
[05:58] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, India, n u..??
[05:58] <icarus-c> Destoned, no matter what you say, the fact is "~/Desktop/Womclient/womclient-osx.sh"  does NOT exist
[05:58] <G1Bs0N> raven
[05:59] <etherealite> How can I change my initrd settings?
[05:59] <Krishnandu> Destoned, where have you saved your file..??
[05:59] <G1Bs0N> proxyfire
[05:59] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, India
[05:59] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, where in India..??
[05:59] <raven> Seven_Six_Two, port 80 is closed so i need any other port to the proxy
[05:59] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, delhi
[05:59] <G1Bs0N> India WiniT ?
[05:59] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, u??
[05:59] <Krishnandu> icarus-c, I think if he've saved it by-default, it would have got saved in his home..!!
[05:59] <Seven_Six_Two> raven, but what are you trying to do? there are different kinds of proxies, and they do different things
[05:59] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, Kolkata n u..??
[06:00] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, delhi
[06:00] <icarus-c> Krishnandu, we can't know that :)
[06:00] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, Aww..!!
[06:00] <raven> Seven_Six_Two, i am trying to access the web while port 80 is closed
[06:00] <Krishnandu> icarus-c, :P
[06:00] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, you a programmer ???
[06:00] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, yup..!!
[06:00] <Destoned> ok
[06:00] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, n u..??
[06:00] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, what language do you program in
[06:00] <Seven_Six_Two> raven, oh you're trying to bypass security on a router that you don't control?
[06:00] <Krishnandu> Destoned, can you see the file thru GUI..??
[06:01] <Destoned> what do i do after Chmod +X filename
[06:01] <icarus-c> crucialhoax, oops, clonezilla has no relation to mozilla :P
[06:01] <G1Bs0N> socks 5 or l1 http
[06:01] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, yup....... C, C++
[06:01] <raven> Seven_Six_Two, right
[06:01] <ashok_shetty> where and to find keylogger package
[06:01] <Destoned> GUI?
[06:01] <etherealite> How can I get initrd to mount a cd at boot?
[06:01] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, though I am right now doing a job in LAMP development
[06:01] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, well...not like that...I've learned many languages...and right now I'm not using any specific language
[06:01] <Seven_Six_Two> raven, you'd need to find a web proxy outside your own system that accepts connections on nonstandard ports? Not sure if you'll find one for free.
[06:02] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, right now I'm using Gambus
[06:02] <Destoned> ogm
[06:02] <glebihan> etherealite: that would be done by adding an entry in fstab, but I doubt it's a very good idea
[06:02] <icarus-c> Seven_Six_Two, raven, there's TOR  (the onion router) :P
[06:02] <etherealite> glebihan why is it such a bad idea?
[06:02] <raven> Seven_Six_Two, i just found one on xroxy
[06:02] <Krishnandu> Destoned, Yaar...leave command line and try finding the file using Graphical Interface
[06:03] <raven> icarus-c, i know but its too slow
[06:03] <icarus-c> raven, true
[06:03] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, good for you .......... a new one for me
[06:03] <Seven_Six_Two> icarus-c, that stops the webservers from tracking, but does that bypass 80, or just make all traffic disperse to nodes?
[06:03] <Destoned> graphical interface? can you speak english?
[06:03] <glebihan> etherealite: because if the disk is not present, it could prevent your system from booting
[06:03] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, Well...Gambus is VB for Linux..!!
[06:03] <mocha0range> raven: oh no kidding, it's like surfing the web through molasses when you're connecting through russia
[06:03] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, hmmmm good man
[06:03] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, Though Linux is not new for me...I'm using it from class 7
[06:03] <etherealite> glebihan don't the hooks need to be written in C?
[06:04] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, thats cool man
[06:04] <Destoned> Krishnandu wtf is a graphical interface
[06:04] <Krishnandu> !GUI | Destoned
[06:04] <^Lestat> Destoned: GUI ?
[06:04] <icarus-c> Destoned, navigate to the file in concern in File Explorer (nautilus) , right click the script file -> Properties -> Permission,  TICK Owner's Execute right,  now double click on the file and select  Run in Terminal when asked
[06:04] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, I have started using it resently.............. I have been programming since class 7 :)
[06:04] <Destoned> yes i see it in a window
[06:04] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, ohh..!! Thats nice..!!
[06:04] <Krishnandu> Destoned, thats gr8...say the path
[06:04] <Destoned> in the file WOMCLIENT which is on the Desktop
[06:04] <Seven_Six_Two> Destoned, it's a GUI. it's everything graphical. You'll know GUI when you feel its lack the first time
[06:05] <Krishnandu> Seven_Six_Two, lol...thats a nice ans..!!
[06:05] <glebihan> etherealite: I don't think there's anything to write in C to make it work
[06:05] <mocha0range> Seven_Six_Two: haha, so true
[06:05] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, I found lucid very good
[06:05] <Destoned> Desktop/Womclient/Minecraft-osx.sh
[06:05] <Artemis3> Destoned, same way you just used wtf instead of writting the three words, ppl use gui and cli very often
[06:05]  * ^Lestat is quite pleased with gEdit
[06:05] <icarus-c> Destoned, ..................  bash Desktop/Womclient/Minecraft-osx.sh
[06:05] <icarus-c> Destoned, ..................  bash ~/Desktop/Womclient/Minecraft-osx.sh
[06:05] <Krishnandu> Destoned, gr8...now to go to terminal and type cd /Desktop/Womclient
[06:05] <glebihan> etherealite: I don't know exactly how a missing disk would be handled
[06:06] <ashok_shetty> what is nautilus
[06:06] <mocha0range> Seven_Six_Two: first time I got a job doing server admin work taught me that REALLY quick - before then i had only had to use the shell to do stuff once in a while
[06:06] <Krishnandu> Destoned, or what icarus-c is suggesting
[06:06] <Seven_Six_Two> glebihan, drop the leading /
[06:06] <icarus-c> !nautilus | glebihan
[06:06] <tensorpudding> ashok_shetty: It's the file manager used by GNOME
[06:06] <etherealite> glebihan can it be done it grub? I could modify the menu entry?
[06:06] <icarus-c> um
[06:06] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, ya...ubuntu is really good for newbies...a good solutions for start learning linux
[06:06] <icarus-c> no worries glebihan
[06:06] <ashok_shetty> tensorpudding: thanks
[06:06] <Destoned> its telling me theres no such file or directory
[06:07] <Seven_Six_Two> Glebelg, Destoned don't put /Desktop as Desktop isn't at the root of the filesystem
[06:07] <Destoned> everything IS spelt correctly
[06:07] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, though I have started working just on CLI but still the GUI is really good
[06:07] <glebihan> etherealite: I don't think you can do it in grub, grub runs way before file systems are mounted
[06:07] <glebihan> Seven_Six_Two: ?
[06:07] <ashok_shetty> tensorpudding: can v change the root settings thier
[06:07] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, hmm :)
[06:07] <icarus-c> Destoned, cd ~/Desktop/Womclient/  && bash Minecraft-osx.sh   # don't even change a letter : )
[06:07] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, so you are using it for LAMP development..??
[06:07] <glebihan> etherealite: you could try with fstab and change it back if it doesn't work (if you have a live cd)
[06:07] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, yup
[06:08] <Krishnandu> icarus-c, I hope he doesn't copy after # :)
[06:08] <icarus-c> Krishnandu, that doesn't matter. comment :)
[06:08] <Seven_Six_Two> glebihan, Destoned   /home/username/Desktop  is ok and so is ~/Desktop and so is Desktop/whatever (if you'r currently in /home/username
[06:08] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, lol looks like it is a very hard task for ubuntu to get a programm running on startup..
[06:08] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, Good..!! I too did use LAMP thrice in college...but I don't found any good editor...like Dreamweaver
[06:08] <icarus-c> Seven_Six_Two, i would suggest not to confuse him further..
[06:08] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/VNC there is a big script i ahve tested too..
[06:08] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, is there a bootup log?
[06:08] <Destoned> ok seriously. Im in Desktop/Womclient in the terminal
[06:09] <Artemis3> isn't there a "Downloads" folder nowdays? i think his file might be elsewhere...
[06:09] <Krishnandu> icarus-c, Ohh i didn't know that..!! Does bash too treats that as comment..??
[06:09] <Destoned> i type bash minecraft-osx.sh
[06:09] <Destoned> it says it doesnt exsist. ITS RIGHT THERE
[06:09] <icarus-c> Destoned, Minecraft-osx.sh
[06:09] <Destoned> iv tried it with a capitl and no capital
[06:09] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic I'm having trouble staying connected and even the keyboard functioning
[06:09] <icarus-c> Destoned, note the letter case
[06:09] <logan_wolf> Krishnandu, By LAMP i mean platform LAMP........ Linux.... Apache...Mysql....Php
[06:09] <Krishnandu> Destoned, god...just copy what icarus-c suggested
[06:09] <mocha0range> Destoned: type "ls -la" - do you see a list of files; then is the file you're looking for in that list?
[06:09] <Artemis3> or maybe the script is calling a file which doesn't exist...
[06:09] <Seven_Six_Two> Destoned, can you do    ls -l in that directory and paste the line with the file here?
[06:09] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, I know buddy...!!
[06:09] <icarus-c> Destoned, cd ~/Desktop/Womclient/  && bash Minecraft-osx.sh
[06:10] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, ohh you mean you
[06:10] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, ohh you mean you're working as admin..??
[06:10] <Destoned> -rwxr-xr-x 1 destoned destoned  543 2009-11-20 23:03 minecraft-osx.sh
[06:10] <Destoned> see its there
[06:10] <glebihan> Seven_Six_Two: didn't understand what you were talking about, was a message from Krishnandu
[06:10] <icarus-c> Destoned, cd ~/Desktop/Womclient/  && bash minecraft-osx.sh
[06:10] <logan_wolf> no no no ........ I am a fresher yaar............ I am just a developer right now
[06:10] <Krishnandu> ohh it would be minecraft-osx.sh
[06:10] <Artemis3> cat minecraft-osx.sh and paste the result in pastebin
[06:11] <mocha0range> Artemis3: if that was the case, wouldn't it give you an output error, not just a file not found?
[06:11] <Seven_Six_Two> glebihan, np.
[06:11] <icarus-c> Artemis3, bash would complain loudly if the script isn
[06:11] <Destoned> http://paste.ubuntu.com/499462/
[06:11] <icarus-c> 'isn't right or not a script at all
[06:11] <Krishnandu> logan_wolf, ohh..!!
[06:11] <Artemis3> try for yourself, make a "script" which calls something which doesnt exist ^^
[06:11] <Krishnandu> glebihan, wat..??
[06:12] <glebihan> etherealite: by the way why do you need to do this ?
[06:12] <glebihan> Krishnandu: About the "/Desktop"
[06:12] <icarus-c> Artemis3, bash blah
[06:12] <icarus-c> bash: blah: No such file or directory
[06:12] <mocha0range> Artemis3, icarus-c: haha, looks like a script error afterall
[06:12] <Artemis3> oh lol
[06:12] <etherealite> glebihan to read a luks key to mount my encrypted root files system at boot.
[06:12] <Krishnandu> glebihan, ohh...!!
[06:12] <RufusSm> hi
[06:12] <^Lestat> Are there a few 'best practice' addressses for other software ?
[06:12] <^Lestat> (in software sources)
[06:12] <G1Bs0N> yea
[06:12] <Artemis3> Destoned, type this command: cat minecraft-osx.sh and put that into pastebin
[06:12] <Destoned> Krishnandu, icarus-c http://paste.ubuntu.com/499462/
[06:13] <RufusSm> does the Ubuntu LiveCD let me install packages by any chance? I want to a rescue package for my software RAID.
[06:13] <G1Bs0N> ubuntu geeks security software
[06:13] <Destoned> k
[06:13] <icarus-c> RufusSm, yes it does
[06:13] <glebihan> etherealite: do your disk will always be present anyway ?
[06:13] <icarus-c> RufusSm, but note that the changes will vanish after reboot
[06:13] <RufusSm> icarus-c: so even if it's loaded in memory only, I can still install stuff through apt-get?
[06:13] <icarus-c> Destoned, that means the script wouldn't work on Linux without modification
[06:13] <etherealite> glebihan it will always be in the drive.
[06:14] <Artemis3> yes, which is why i suggested to use java directly to lauch the .jar
[06:14] <G1Bs0N> try sudo apitude instead of apt-get
[06:14] <benjamin_> hello people, anyone have much experience getting an x-fi sound card to work? I have all the channels working, but for some reason my front channel doesn't work. No sound will come out, but my center and rear work just fine.
[06:14] <icarus-c> Destoned, this is obviously Mac OS X specific >> /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.6/Home/bin/java
[06:14] <Destoned> http://paste.ubuntu.com/499464/
[06:14] <glebihan> etherealite: in that case, fstab should work fine
[06:14] <icarus-c> Destoned, maybe you could paste the script\
[06:14] <benjamin_> I'm using pretty much a vanilla 10.04 (to my knowledge I messed around with pulse for awhile, then removed it)
[06:14] <Destoned> yes, how do i modify the script
[06:14] <Krishnandu> Destoned, god...you should have said "minecraft-osx.sh: line 12: /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.6/Home/bin/java: No such file or directory
[06:14] <Krishnandu> " rather than "No such file or directory"
[06:14] <icarus-c> Destoned, change "JAVA=/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.6/Home/bin/java"  to  "JAVA=`which java`"
[06:15] <Seven_Six_Two> Destoned, its looking for the java virtual machine in a Mac location. find it on your computer (which java) and change that line
[06:15] <etherealite> glebihan maybe, but it might not  work because fstab is in the root file system which is encrypted?
[06:15] <Destoned> how?
[06:15] <mocha0range> (( >_< ))
[06:15] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic sorry I can't get it working :( I give up for now
[06:15] <icarus-c> Destoned, didn't you say you know how to change the script..
[06:15] <Artemis3> gedit or nano are good text editors
[06:15] <Seven_Six_Two> icarus-c, nice. I didn't know you could do that
[06:15] <Krishnandu> Destoned, gedit finename.sh
[06:15] <^Lestat> It's certainly encouraging to see other users are as noob as myself ;)
[06:15] <Destoned> no, im very new to linux and terminal
[06:15] <Krishnandu> Destoned, gedit finename.sh
[06:15] <glebihan> etherealite: oh I get it... you need it to be done before root filesystem is mounted...
[06:15] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, thx anyways
[06:16] <mocha0range> ^Lestat: no matter how noob you think you are, there's always someone more noob
[06:16] <Destoned> ok
[06:16] <Destoned> want me to put it in pastebin?
[06:16] <icarus-c> Destoned, navigate to minecraft-osx.sh in file browser, open it with a text editor
[06:16] <Seven_Six_Two> ^Lestat, Destoned Once you're comfortable, don't forget to come back and help other new users
[06:16] <^Lestat> mocha0range: I promise I'm noober
[06:16] <Destoned> i will
[06:16] <icarus-c> Destoned, then in text editor, change the line :  "JAVA=/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.6/Home/bin/java"  to  "JAVA=`which java`"
[06:16] <Krishnandu> Destoned, no that would open the script for editing, and now edit as what icarus-c said
[06:16] <^Lestat> Uber Nuber!
[06:16] <glebihan> etherealite: then you'll probably have to create an upstart job and use mount
[06:16] <^Lestat> ;P
[06:16] <Qwert> Many users are logging in IRC then they quit and they again log in. In the process, their address changes. How?
[06:16] <Artemis3> Destoned, the instructions in the page say to use this command:   java -Xmx1024M -Xms512M -cp Minecraft.jar
[06:16] <Destoned> which java - where do i find my java
[06:17] <^Lestat> Seven_Six_Two: I will most definately
[06:17] <Artemis3> Destoned, you should not need to use the .sh
[06:17] <sada> how do i figure out what archetecture i have?
[06:17] <sada> i think i have 64
[06:17] <^Lestat> Of course I still scan the forums and wiki's etc etc
[06:17] <benjamin_> uname -r
[06:17] <benjamin_> nvm
[06:17] <^Lestat> uh, more rain. I hope My basement does not flood again
[06:17] <benjamin_> that's just the kernel, I thought it might have the architecture in it
[06:17] <histo> ^Lestat: get a sump pum
[06:18] <histo> ^Lestat: sump pump
[06:18] <Seven_Six_Two> sada, uname -a will tell you if you're using a 64 bit kernel.
[06:18] <etherealite> glebihan doesn't upstart run off the root partion?
[06:18] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, do you know where the password for the vncviewer is stored?
[06:18] <icarus-c> Destoned, damnit or in short.   cd  ~/Desktop/Womclient/ && sed -i "s,System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.6/Home/bin/java,`which java`," minecraft-osx.sh && bash minecraft-osx.sh
[06:18] <sada> Seven_Six_Two: i think i am using the wrong kernal, i want to see if i can use i64
[06:18] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic for root it may be /root/.vncpasswd/somefile here or it's in your root folder ~/.vncpasswd
[06:18] <ectospasm> sada: uname -m will tell you the arch and nothing else
[06:19] <Seven_Six_Two> sada, try a 64 bit live cd
[06:19] <benjamin_> sada uname --all
[06:19] <navar> Migrated to Lynx from 9.04 jaunty, now I can no longer get the i8kfan plugin for gkrellm on my Dell laptop (missing from repository).  Anyone found a workaround to getting i8kfan plugin back on gkrellm?
[06:19] <Krishnandu> Destoned, you don't need to find which java...system will do that for u..!!
[06:19] <Artemis3> Destoned, ok actually the command is: java -Xmx1024M -Xms512M -cp Minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame
[06:19] <aburrabeet> How to install grub to recover hidden ubuntu; live on ubuntu 9.04 x64, sudo grub results command not found. What to do?
[06:19] <sada> 2.6.35-20-lowlatency-pae #29-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT Mon Sep 6 10:45:54 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[06:19] <benjamin_> sada it'll show an x86 and an x86_64 if it's 64 bit
[06:19] <sada> that does not help me does it?
[06:19] <^Lestat> histo: Ive got one. Found a slab of cement under my deck this summer that graded towards the house. Ive spent the last 2months jack haammering, and regrading/compacting that side of the house.
[06:19] <adzy> does anyone know if there is a vmware for ubuntu? so i can run another OS while in ubuntu?
[06:19] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, i think the problem is, thatt the passwd file is not found
[06:19] <Artemis3> Destoned, if it doesn't work, you might need sun java, which is not installed by default
[06:19] <sada> but it only means that the kernel installed is 32, i want to know if my cpu is 64bit capable
[06:20] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, when i execute the command manually i do it as root
[06:20] <ectospasm> adzy: VirtualBox is better
[06:20] <benjamin_> sada you're running a 64 bit extension to the x86 processors.
[06:20] <^Lestat> sada: virtual box should
[06:20] <pw-toxic> (sudo su with pw-toxic)
[06:20] <ectospasm> adzy: virtualbox.org
[06:20] <Krishnandu> sada, ya uname -a doesn't tells the architechture
[06:20] <benjamin_> sada so yes, you're running 64 bit.
[06:20] <aburrabeet> adzy: use Oracle Virtual Box
[06:20] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, and the password is stored in /root/.svn/passwd.. where should the script know that the password is there?
[06:20] <^Lestat> how, I dont know lol. But it says it will.
[06:20] <sada> benjamin_: how do you see that?
[06:20] <glebihan> etherealite: I don't know enough about upstart to be sure, but some jobs are run before the filesystems are mounted
[06:20] <benjamin_> sada you posted this:  2.6.35-20-lowlatency-pae #29-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT Mon Sep 6 10:45:54 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[06:21]  * Qwert is getting addicted to #ubuntu
[06:21] <benjamin_> right after 2010 it says i686
[06:21] <Krishnandu> sada, i686
[06:21] <benjamin_> sada that's your architecture
[06:21] <ectospasm> benjamin_: you're wrong, that's 32buit
[06:21] <Seven_Six_Two> Krishnandu, uname -a doesn't tell arch, but will show 64bit kernel
[06:21] <ectospasm> i686 is 32bit
[06:21] <adzy> thanks guys ill check it out :D
[06:21] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, when i run the script manually  (./etc/init.d/tightvncserver start) it asks me for a password
[06:21] <benjamin_> ectospasm, it's a 64bit extension to 32 bit though? I thought
[06:21] <ectospasm> x86_64 is 64
[06:21] <ectospasm> benjamin_: no.
[06:21] <benjamin_> ectospasm, I'm confused now lol. whatever.
[06:21] <Krishnandu> Seven_Six_Two, Ya..!! But he asked if his proccy is 64bit
[06:21] <sada> clflush size    : 64
[06:21] <sada> from /proc/cpuinfo
[06:21] <sada> idk
[06:21]  * Krishnandu will brb
[06:22] <ectospasm> sada: that is irrelevant
[06:22] <adzy> \
[06:22] <^Lestat> hmm, chan rulez say this is logged, but are the logs public? Like put on the www?
[06:22] <Seven_Six_Two> Krishnandu, what about proc
[06:22] <ectospasm> sada: you have a 32bit kernel.
[06:22] <sada> so how do i figure this uot then
[06:22] <Qwert> benjamin_ in i386,i586li686. 3,5 stands for pentium. 86 like x86 stands for architecture
[06:22] <benjamin_> ectospasm yes, you're right
[06:22] <sada> ectospasm: yes i know that but how do i figure out if my cpu is 64bit capable?
[06:22] <bazhang> !1984 > ^Lestat
[06:22] <benjamin_> ectospasm, just did some reading and it;s 32 bit, not sure why I thought it was 64 bit
[06:22] <Destoned> is there a shortcut to copy
[06:22] <ectospasm> sada: /proc/cpuinfo will tell you, gimme a moment
[06:22] <navar> Lestat, logs of here have been found on google searches
[06:23] <adzy> is there another site virtualbox.org isnt working
[06:23] <ashok_shetty> Destoned,ctrl c
[06:23] <Artemis3> there are 2 main architectures, 32 bits shows as i686, and 64 bits show as x86_64, not pretty i know...
[06:23] <Destoned> then whats paste?
[06:23] <icarus-c> sada, grep lm /proc/cpuinfo
[06:23] <Seven_Six_Two> Destine, ctrl+v
[06:23] <navar> i8kfan plugin w/ gkrellm on Lynx anyone?
[06:24] <Qwert> ashok_shetty: Were you able to use the program?
[06:24] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, i think i got it working.. ill try it now
[06:24] <Qwert> ashok_shetty: lkl
[06:24] <benjamin_> sada, what is the model name of your cpu?
[06:24] <icarus-c> sada, if that returns your cpu flags, that means it is 64bit capable
[06:24] <Seven_Six_Two> Destoned, ctrl_v is paste. ctrl z is undo. ctrl c is copy
[06:24] <Artemis3> Destoned, sure, you can select the command, then its copied, push middle button and its pasted, see? magic!
[06:24] <icarus-c> (lm = Long Mode)
[06:24] <ashok_shetty> Qwert: no
[06:24] <Destine> Seven_Six_Two, sorry?
[06:24] <ectospasm> sada: it looks like cpuinfo doesn't tell you.
[06:24] <ashok_shetty> Qwert: any how thanks for ur assistance
[06:24] <benjamin_> sada cat /proc/cpuinfo
[06:24] <Seven_Six_Two> Destine, sorry, nick autocomplete mistake
[06:24] <icarus-c> ectospasm,  grep lm /proc/cpuinfo
[06:24] <ashok_shetty> Qwert: the installation failed
[06:24] <benjamin_> ectospasm, but if we have him tell us the model of his cpu we can easily find out if it's 64bit comptabale
[06:25] <Destine> Seven_Six_Two, np~
[06:25] <Qwert> ashok_shetty: Well, if you could have seen the installation properly i could've helped
[06:25] <sada> flags           : fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush dts acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss ht tm pbe nx lm constant_tsc arch_perfmon pebs bts aperfmperf pni dtes64 monitor ds_cpl vmx est tm2 ssse3 cx16 xtpr pdcm lahf_lm ida tpr_shadow vnmi flexpriority
[06:25] <Qwert> ashok_shetty:huh? failed as in/>
[06:25] <Destoned> http://paste.ubuntu.com/499467/
[06:25] <quietone> can anyone talk me through what I should do to connect to internet via bluetooth 3G phone. I am going in circles.
[06:25] <icarus-c> sada, yes it is 64bit capable. (you have lm flag )
[06:25] <^Lestat> omg, Are these logs spidered?
[06:25] <ashok_shetty> Qwert: ya failed im getting error duing installation stage
[06:26] <ectospasm> icarus-c: that isn't obfuscated. Nope.
[06:26] <ashok_shetty> Qwert: help me to sort out
[06:26] <sada> icarus-c: ok cool thanks :) :)
[06:26] <Qwert> ashok_shetty: From where did you download the file?
[06:26] <glebihan> etherealite: you may want to have a look at this http://lfde.org/wiki/index.php/Ubuntu_Lucid_Lynx_10.04_Full_Disk_Encryption_with_USB_Key_Authentication
[06:26] <icarus-c> Destoned, cd ~/Desktop/Womclient  && java -Xmx1024M -Xms512M -cp Minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame
[06:26] <Seven_Six_Two> sada, and PAE so you should be able to virtualize well
[06:26] <Artemis3> Destoned, try this command: java -version
[06:26] <Destoned> && means on another line right?
[06:26] <ashok_shetty> Qwert: i don remmeber the site
[06:26] <glebihan> etherealite: it uses USB instead of CD, but it should be quite the same
[06:26] <benjamin_> does anyone know any reason my front sound channel isn't working but my rear and center channels are?
[06:26] <icarus-c> Destoned, no. && means execute the 2nd command if the first command run successfully
[06:26] <Qwert> ashok_shetty: What is the file format?
[06:27] <Destoned> Unrecognized option: -
[06:27] <Destoned> Could not create the Java virtual machine.
[06:27] <Artemis3> && means, command after command... can be in the same line, its also ;
[06:27] <sada> Seven_Six_Two: i do not know what you mean
[06:27] <benjamin_> I can of course give more specs.
[06:27] <ashok_shetty> Qwert: give me any other site wich i will downlaod again
[06:27] <BellinXFelon> how do i change my username in xubuntu
[06:27] <icarus-c> Artemis3, it looks it missing some library, probably because he didn't run it in the Womclient directory
[06:27] <Qwert> ashok_shetty: so you don't have the file?
[06:27] <Qwert> lkl
[06:27]  * ^Lestat hates irseek and all the likes ;/
[06:27] <Artemis3> then do ls -l and paste that ^^
[06:27] <ashok_shetty> Qwert: i have it
[06:27] <icarus-c> BellinXFelon, usermod
[06:27] <Seven_Six_Two> sada, you listed the PAE flag, which iirc is an AMD thingy to allow for smooth virtualizing (virtualbox, quemu)
[06:28] <Qwert> ashok_shetty: http://sourceforge.net/projects/lkl/
[06:28] <BellinXFelon> icarus-c : thanks
[06:28] <sada> do i have EM64T ? how do i figure this out?
[06:28] <quietone> I've searched, read ubuntu forums, community docs, blueman forums etc. and still not sure how to connect to net via 3G phone.
[06:28] <sada> not sure how to install 64bit gentoo
[06:28] <icarus-c> sada, intel name their x86_64 cpu as EM64T
[06:28] <Destoned> http://paste.ubuntu.com/499468/     -- icarus-c
[06:28] <sada> ubuntu*
[06:28] <sada> icarus-c: is that the one i have?
[06:29] <Seven_Six_Two> sada, nevermind. I got pae totally wrong.
[06:29] <icarus-c> sada, yes
[06:29] <mkquist> benjamin_: have you checked the obvious like sound preferences/hardware?
[06:29] <sada> since i have 64bits + x86
[06:29] <sada> right icarus-c ?
[06:29] <icarus-c> sada, yes.  intel call the technology EM64T
[06:29] <sada> ok cool
[06:29] <Destoned> icarus-c
[06:29] <Destoned> ?
[06:29] <sada> this is gonna be fun
[06:29] <bombero> hi
[06:30] <bombero> i am from mexico
[06:30] <sada> can i upgrade from 32bit to 64bit without reinstallation?
[06:30] <benjamin_> mkquist yep
[06:30] <bazhang> sada no
[06:30] <Qwert> !howdy | bombero
[06:30] <sada> bazhang: :(
[06:30] <adzy> how do i know if i got a 64bit platform or 32bit platform?
[06:30] <bombero> who to speak spanish
[06:30] <benjamin_> mkquist, obviously all the volumes are up, I've researched it, I'm actuallly surprised it's working at all, not much luck with an x-fi forte or so I hear
[06:30] <quietone> anyone know of any simple instructions for connecting via bluetooth?
[06:30] <icarus-c> Destoned, it should be :     java -classpath skin:lib/jinput.jar:lib/lwjgl.jar:lib/lwjgl_util.jar:lib/wom.jar:lib/minecraft.jar -Djava.library.path=native/macosx -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -Dsun.awt.noerasebackground=true -Dsun.java2d.d3d=false -Dsun.java2d.opengl=false -Dsun.java2d.pmoffscreen=false -Xmx800M Main
[06:30] <bazhang> bombero, in #ubuntu-es
[06:31] <mkquist> benjamin_: might wanna check the alsa site to see if the hardware is supported and drivers loaded
[06:31] <Artemis3> Destoned, try this one: java -Xms800M -Xmx800M -classpath .:lib/jinput.jar:lib/lwjgl.jar:lib/lwjgl_util.jar:lib/wom.jar:lib/minecraft.jar -Djava.library.path=native/linux Main
[06:31] <benjamin_> mkquist, but then I realized that test was working on the rear and center channels and I was like, WOW! this should be possible
[06:31] <Destoned> icarus-c type that in console?
[06:31] <Seven_Six_Two> sada, I think it can be done(not sure) but you'd have to get a new kernel *and* all of the 64bit libs
[06:31] <benjamin_> mkquist it says it... isn't :P
[06:31] <bombero> spanish!!
[06:31] <Artemis3> oh well icarus-c was faster ^^
[06:31] <icarus-c> Destoned, yes.  cd ~/Desktop/Womclient  && java -classpath skin:lib/jinput.jar:lib/lwjgl.jar:lib/lwjgl_util.jar:lib/wom.jar:lib/minecraft.jar -Djava.library.path=native/macosx -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -Dsun.awt.noerasebackground=true -Dsun.java2d.d3d=false -Dsun.java2d.opengl=false -Dsun.java2d.pmoffscreen=false -Xmx800M Main
[06:31] <benjamin_> mkquist but it's a driver they have wroking with other cards (emu20k2
[06:31] <adzy> anyone?
[06:31] <bazhang> bombero, /join #ubuntu-es
[06:31] <Seven_Six_Two> sada, what I mean is it's not worth trying
[06:31] <Destoned> icarus-c IT WORKED!
[06:31] <sada> Seven_Six_Two: how do i install 64 bit then? is there a 64bit iso? and stage?
[06:31] <Destoned> your amazing
[06:32] <icarus-c> Destoned, the script tells
[06:32] <Seven_Six_Two> sada, yes, you can download a 64bit iso
[06:32] <Artemis3> Whats this World of of Minecraft thing anyway?
[06:32] <mkquist> benjamin_: well, if it's not supported then...  or you just have to try to run checks and try to suse it out, might still work !sound
[06:32] <bazhang> sada stage? for ubuntu? no, that's gentoo
[06:32] <mkquist> !sound
[06:32] <mkquist> benjamin_: !sound
[06:32] <icarus-c> Destoned, between, try again with:   java -classpath skin:lib/jinput.jar:lib/lwjgl.jar:lib/lwjgl_util.jar:lib/wom.jar:lib/minecraft.jar -Djava.library.path=native/linux -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -Dsun.awt.noerasebackground=true -Dsun.java2d.d3d=false -Dsun.java2d.opengl=false -Dsun.java2d.pmoffscreen=false -Xmx800M Main
[06:32] <Qwert> ashok_shetty: I have the folder with me now.. For which file to run were you asking help?
[06:32] <adzy> !32bit platform
[06:32] <sada> ok i will read ubuntu manual
[06:32] <sada> thank you for help
[06:33] <icarus-c> Destoned, the first one i told you was using  native/macosx . which doesn't look good
[06:33] <mkquist> benjamin_: ok that didnt work, lol, but check the sites on my last
[06:33] <Destoned> but it worked
[06:33] <ashok_shetty> Qwert: im redownloading give me few seconds
[06:33] <benjamin_> mkquist on my last?
[06:33] <adzy> !ubuntu 64bit
[06:33] <Artemis3> icarus-c, you think he should disable opengl? i need to turn it on for stendhal ^^;
[06:33] <mkquist> benjamin_: post
[06:33] <icarus-c> Destoned, yea. but who knows. i'm no java expert so
[06:33] <adzy> !oracle virtualbox
[06:33] <bazhang> adzy, /msg ubottu
[06:33] <Qwert> !keylogger
[06:34] <osmosis> im able to get my bluetooth ear piece to pair with my laptop on ubuntu, but its not showing up as an audio device.
[06:34] <adzy> bazhang: whats that do?
[06:34] <mkquist> benjamin_: i was just popping in to burn, watching a fliic so im out...
[06:34] <benjamin_> mkquist ah, ok. thanks! but, idk. not many people trying to do what I'm doing :P so there isn't much help out there.
[06:34] <icarus-c> Destoned, besides. i would get the script to work too. it is more handy
[06:34] <Qwert> bazhang: A moment for pm please?
[06:34] <benjamin_> mkquist enjoy.
[06:34] <bazhang> adzy, it gives the info without unneccesarily adding noise to the channel
[06:35] <adzy> ok :)
[06:35] <tec-pc> O_O
[06:35] <^Lestat> I gotta go to bed. Gotta get up for work in 4 hrs. I just enjoy playing with stuff too much.
[06:35] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, guess what - it works ;)
[06:35] <Demerzel_> hello folks
[06:35] <Artemis3> icarus-c, in the forum for this game they state this is the official launcher for linux: http://www.worldofminecraft.com/H4X/linux.php
[06:35] <ldunn> hi
[06:35] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic, how'd you do it?
[06:36] <pw-toxic> i had to set vncpasswd as pw-toxic
[06:36] <pw-toxic> not as root
[06:36] <pw-toxic> then the script on this page works:
[06:36] <pw-toxic> http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/VNC
[06:36] <kapcom01> hello i have AMD HD4200 integrated graphics card, and on system>jardware drivers doesnt found anything.. when i install the drivers for AMS's website it works but there are bugs.. for example on Boxxe videos are monocromatic or black and white.. I would like to use the proprietary drivers because with MESA drivers cant play games.. Thanks.
[06:36] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, the page is in german but ther eis a short part about  /etc/init.d/vncserver with a large code block
[06:36] <icarus-c> Artemis3, lol don't tell me
[06:36] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic awesom
[06:37] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, so now another 5 hours in setting up samba? well see ;)
[06:37] <pw-toxic> slooksterpsv, it takes a lot of time but at the end it makes fun.. dunno why ;)
[06:37] <slooksterpsv> lol
[06:37] <Demerzel_> anyone know why my ubuntu machine (with pam_mount and winbind) keeps logging me off immediately after a successful login?
[06:37] <Seven_Six_Two> pw-toxic, it only takes you 5 hours?
[06:37] <pw-toxic> Seven_Six_Two, it took me about 3-4 hors to get vnc running at startup i guess
[06:38] <pw-toxic> im not sure... but it felt quite long:D
[06:38] <Demerzel_> I keep seeing "pam_unix(login:session): session closed for user admin" immediately after I login as admin
[06:38] <Artemis3> Anyway Destoned you can make your own script, just edit a text file and put the concent of this page: http://www.worldofminecraft.com/H4X/linux.php save it as something.sh make it executable (chmod +x something.sh) and use that to launch your game afterwards
[06:38] <Seven_Six_Two> it took me a very long time to get it working when I first used it.
[06:38] <pw-toxic> does anyone know how i can access the log from boot?
[06:38] <Demerzel_> this sounds like it should be unrelated to pam_mount but i figure i'd throw that out there in case it has a relationship
[06:38] <pw-toxic> for example the output of my init.d scripts which were executed?
[06:39] <slooksterpsv> pw-toxic lol
[06:39] <icarus-c> adzy, are you still asking how to check your platform is 32bit or 64bit?
[06:39] <Seven_Six_Two> pw-toxic, dmesg gives some output
[06:39] <adzy> icarus-c nope :D but im having trouble with install of virtualbox
[06:39] <slooksterpsv> phew I'mma outta here, gnight all =D
[06:40] <Destoned> hello?
[06:40] <Seven_Six_Two> pw-toxic, some of the scripts will probably have their own log files in /var/log
[06:40] <adzy> icarus-c: ok how do i find out if im 32bit or 64 bit???
[06:40] <pw-toxic> Seven_Six_Two, but it doesnt give me the output of my init.d scripts
[06:41] <ashok_shetty> Qwert: hi download completed an downloads folder now tell me how to start installation
[06:41] <Destoned> icarus-c sorry, my internet shut down for a minute
[06:41] <pw-toxic> Seven_Six_Two, in the init script there is an echo...
[06:41] <ectospasm> adzy: uname -m
[06:41] <icarus-c> adzy, to check if you cpu is 64bit capable :  "grep  lm /proc/cpuinfo"
[06:41] <ectospasm> icarus-c: that wasn't his question
[06:41] <icarus-c> adzy, to check whether you are running 64bit or 32bit OS, uname -mr
[06:42] <icarus-c> um just -m would do
[06:42] <ashok_shetty> Qwert: ru thr man
[06:42] <Seven_Six_Two> pw-toxic, I thought they went to stdout which shows with dmesg
[06:42] <adzy> icarus-c: 2.6.32-24-generic i686
[06:42] <adzy> icarus-c: is that 32 part mean im 32bit?
[06:42] <Qwert> ashok_shetty: Hold on please
[06:43] <icarus-c> adzy, no. that 32 is part of kernel version number
[06:43] <ashok_shetty> Qwert: sure y not take ur own time
[06:43] <Artemis3> kapcom01, this might help you, but be careful: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1464748
[06:43] <pw-toxic> Seven_Six_Two, it doesnt.. because the init script which was executed obviously didnt produce any output in dmesg ;/
[06:43] <icarus-c> adzy, i686 is a 32 bit cpu architecture
[06:44] <Destoned> icarus-c thank you, you were very helpful
[06:44] <Destoned> =D
[06:44] <ranjan> is there a way in which we can search for files with zero bytes filesize in an ftp server and to redirect the list to a local file.?
[06:44] <icarus-c> Destoned, you are welcome
[06:45] <Krishnandu> icarus-c, wow..!! is that solved...??
[06:45]  * Krishnandu is back :)
[06:45] <icarus-c> Destoned, between, we found that the command shown in http://www.worldofminecraft.com/H4X/linux.php  is a better way to run it
[06:45] <Artemis3> Krishnandu, it was simply a java game ^^
[06:46] <Krishnandu> Artemis3, hmm..!! :P
[06:49] <Qwert> ashok_shetty: Kindly guide yourself from the installation folder. Thank you.
[06:50] <sid> hi
[06:51] <Seven_Six_Two> pw-toxic, well I learned something today. Thanks!     http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/easy-where-is-initd-log-file-253352/
[06:51] <j-a-k-e> Hi, does anyone know how I would go about running a vst audio plugin within linux?
[06:51] <pw-toxic> Seven_Six_Two, do you know how i can execute gedit as root on vnc server? ;)
[06:52] <sid> i want to connect mysql database through gtk/c how to???
[06:52]  * Seven_Six_Two recommends befriending google. sudo gedit &
[06:52] <j-a-k-e> or modifying a plugin so that I can use it to play audio files
[06:53] <Krishnandu> pw-toxic, gksu gedit not working..??
[06:53] <pw-toxic> Krishnandu, my vncserver crashed after i did this ;)
[06:53] <pw-toxic> i did gksudo
[06:53] <Krishnandu> ohh...try gksu...though it's same
[06:54] <Seven_Six_Two> pw-toxic, are you trying to connect to a server through vnc and then run gedit *on that machine*, or have to used ssh to log in to the server, and you need to edit the vnc server config?
[06:54] <adam_> yard
[06:54] <pw-toxic> Seven_Six_Two, i have connected via vnc on windows7 and i want to edit a config file for example with gedit
[06:54] <Jyard> anyone know any cool linux games that'll run on a netbook?
[06:55] <Krishnandu> Jyard, Urt..!! U'll like it..!!
[06:55] <Jyard> urt? :D
[06:55] <Seven_Six_Two> pw-toxic, can you open a terminal and type     sudo gedit &
[06:56] <Krishnandu> Jyard, Urban Terror
[06:56] <SubCool> can someone please tell me why when i search for Android on Ubuntu and THATS IT, i dont get ANY results for it?  Im ready to start destoying things or something.
[06:56] <pw-toxic> Seven_Six_Two, which terminal? on windows?
[06:56] <Mahjongg> hello, how can I install an older version of php5 in Lucid?
[06:56] <etherealite> what is the difference between boot scripts and hooks for makeinitramfs?
[06:56] <Seven_Six_Two> pw-toxic, on the linux machine
[06:57] <pw-toxic> Seven_Six_Two, works!
[06:57] <Krishnandu> Mahjongg, sudo apt-get php-mention-version-no
[06:57] <pw-toxic> Seven_Six_Two, not it doesnt work.. vnc crashed again, but only after 4 seconds ;)
[06:57] <Krishnandu> Mahjongg, sudo apt-get install php-mention-version-no
[06:57] <pw-toxic> Seven_Six_Two, on my old machine this worked perfectly
[06:58] <Seven_Six_Two> pw-toxic, ok. try          sudo vim filename.xxx
[06:58] <pw-toxic> Seven_Six_Two, vim is too cimplicated for me.. and anyway i dont need vnc for vim
[06:58] <Mahjongg> Krishnandu, how can I see what versions exist?
[06:58] <Mahjongg> Krishnandu, do several version exist in the main repository
[06:59] <quiesense> waitwait
[06:59] <Krishnandu> Mahjongg, yup..!! U'll get older versions
[06:59] <Seven_Six_Two> pw-toxic,   cat /var/log/vnc-logfile.whatever
[06:59] <quiesense> pw-toxic: gksudo normally takes over the keyboard and mouse, which means things like vnc can't use the prompt, you can use gksudo -g to do it without taking over the entire screen
[06:59] <Jyard> hmm looks pretty sweet
[07:00] <quiesense> pw-toxic: so gksudo -g (command here) should technically work even over vnc
[07:00] <pw-toxic> quiesense, but my old vnc was able to do so ;(
[07:00] <Krishnandu> Qwert, hey buddy can u explain all these i386, i586, i686 etc..??
[07:00] <Mahjongg> Krishnandu, how can I see the exact package names for different versions in the repository?
[07:01] <quiescens> pw-toxic: are you accessing a vnc specific session or are you using vnc to access an otherwise regular desktop session?
[07:01] <Krishnandu> Mahjongg, you don't need to do that. apt-get will resolve the dependency
[07:01] <pw-toxic> quiescens, vnc instantly crashes after this
[07:01] <StrangeCharm> when i try to hibernate, my computer just switches off the screen, and locks the session. moving the mouse again brings it instantly back to the password prompt. What am i doing wrong?
[07:01] <Qwert> Krishnaandu: i386, i586, i686 are part of Intel x86 microarchitecture where x stands for Pentium. Pentium 6 was done by Pentium Pro
[07:01] <pw-toxic> quiescens, the desktop session is started when booting my ubuntu
[07:01] <StrangeCharm> when i try to hibernate, my computer just switches off the screen, and locks the session. moving the mouse again brings it instantly back to the password prompt. What am i doing wrong?
[07:01] <Seven_Six_Two> StrangeCharm, my laptop does that if I try to suspend with too low of a charge. Not sure how to fix it
[07:02] <pw-toxic> quiescens, i do not connect to a session i logged in on the real computer
[07:02] <Mahjongg> Krishnandu, but I do not know what versions exist other than the latest version... How can I see all
[07:02] <Krishnandu> go to PHP's website
[07:02] <Qwert> Krishnaandu:Where P5 is super scalar
[07:03] <quiescens> pw-toxic: mm, this sort of thing probably doesn't apply then
[07:03] <SubCool> does anyone here use a cell phone, with android?
[07:03] <Krishnandu> Qwert, so what bout dual core, quad core, i series..??
[07:03] <SubCool> PDA of sorts...
[07:04] <quiescens> pw-toxic: what vnc server?
[07:04] <pw-toxic> quiescens, tightvncserver
[07:04] <Qwert> Krishnaandu: You are mixing it. in i series we have i3 dual core, i5 quad core etc
[07:05] <Gryllida>  I entered some terminal mode when I get '^X' instead of exiting nano. How do I get unstuck?
[07:05] <Mahjongg> Krishnandu, PHP tells me 5.2.13 but apt-get install php5-5.2.13 does not work...
[07:05] <Gryllida> Mahjongg: apt-get search php
[07:05] <Gryllida> er Mahjongg apt-cache search php
[07:05] <Krishnandu> Mahjongg, may be thats not yet stable and tested by ubuntu. Thats y it's not on repo.
[07:05] <SubCool> Seven_Six_Two;  thtat happens when you computer isnt setup to the hardware properly for sleeps and hibernation settings
[07:06] <Krishnandu> Mahjongg, though you can use alpha/beta products by enabling backports
[07:06] <pw-toxic> quiescens, oh it works with vncserver but not with tightvncserver
[07:06] <Mahjongg> Gryllida, that does not list the versions
[07:06] <Qwert> Krishnaandu: it means mutil core processor.. where pentium is actaully the processor, the  die (integrated circuit)
[07:06] <Krishnandu> Qwert, No I mean what does i386, i586 denotes..??
[07:06] <SubCool> So is there like a companion for droid ro soemthing?
[07:06] <SubCool> or... just a sync? -
[07:06] <Qwert> Krishnaandu: I told you about it
[07:07] <Krishnandu> Qwert, I know about cores...But can't get what does all these i386, i586, i686 means..??
[07:07] <Krishnandu> Qwert, and which one should I use..?/
[07:07] <quiescens> pw-toxic: yeah, a bit of research seems to indicate its a tightvnc thingy, but I can't find any solid details
[07:07] <SubCool> How do you get files to the pDA? I have connected my phone to ubuntu, and its not really recognized. I thin its there if i do a lsusb - but.. if anyone knows of a link.. guide.. webite...
[07:07] <dark_> after all these years, this is the first time i managed to boot linux up
[07:07] <pw-toxic> quiescens, then i guess i just uns vnc
[07:07] <Qwert> Krishnaandu: Intel released the Intel 386 (i386) in 1980. That was then followed by he 486 (i486), the Pentium (i586), and the Pentium 3/4 (i686) and AMD's Athlon/Duron/T-bird (also i686).
[07:07] <Qwert>
[07:07] <SubCool> anything that can prevent me from further talking to myself, and doing endlesss google searches that dont work.
[07:07] <Seven_Six_Two> SubCool, yeah. it started when I updated to 10.10, so I'll worry about it after the final
[07:08] <Krishnandu> Qwert, ok..!! Got it now..!! But how are they related to distros..??
[07:08] <Krishnandu> Qwert, is that so i can't install i686 on Pentium..??
[07:08] <Qwert> Krishnandu: Why do you think it shoud'nt.
[07:09] <Qwert> Krishnandu: Its getting offtopic for this channel. I guess
[07:09] <Qwert> Krishnandu: Which pentium?
[07:09] <SubCool> Ok- seriously? i just searched on the Ubuntu Beginners forum, for Beginners Android. NONE OF the results worked.
[07:09] <Qwert> Krishnandu: You still didn't get i guess
[07:09] <Krishnandu> Qwert, Coz distro's are distributed according to these...if I can install anyone on anywhere...then why these different classes..??
[07:09] <dark_> i need 3 suggestions.. a good platform for programming, web development and office
[07:09] <SubCool> A lot of news letters though.
[07:10] <Qwert> Krishnandu: You cannot install anyone on anywhere
[07:10] <dark_> programming c++*
[07:10] <SubCool> So if ANYONE is reading this and knows a n y t h i n g for droid.. it would be greatly apprectiated
[07:10] <wasnik> hi ubuntu does not detect my soundcard conexant hd audio, lshw , aplay -l dont dispay it, please help
[07:10] <Qwert> Krishnandu: i386, i486, i586, and i686 are all intel based and will work on the P4
[07:11] <dark_> hey..
[07:11] <Krishnandu> Qwert, Ok...means these wont work on Intel Core 2 Duo or Quad Core series..??
[07:11] <Qwert> Krishnandu: <uname -a> may help you
[07:11] <nogo> SubCool: i just removed droid fonts
[07:11] <Qwert> Krishnandu: Nothing like that.. that is the processing unit
[07:11] <SubCool> nogo,  what a droid font? for ubuntu?
[07:12] <Gryllida> I entered some terminal mode when I get '^X' instead of exiting nano. How do I get unstuck?
[07:12] <Krishnandu> Qwert, So you mean these wont get installed in AMD..??
[07:12] <Qwert> Krishnandu: Hold on
[07:12] <Krishnandu> Qwert, Bt I think these are 32 bit and can be installed on AMD
[07:12]  * Tryptych chuckles
[07:12] <Qwert> Krishnandu: If  there's the choice between i386, x86_64, and ppc. How to figure out which one you need, right?
[07:13] <j-a-k-e> Does anyone know how I would go about porting an audio vst plugin through to ubuntu so I can use it when I'm playing music? Thanks.
[07:13] <slickrick> hey quick question.  my databased got 'effed up and i had to do a restore, but my backup is a day old so i lost the recorded program data from the last day.
[07:13] <slickrick> is there anyway to have myth scan the directory and add the mpg's back to the recorded program list, even if they are missing the program data?
[07:13] <Seven_Six_Two> SubCool, right click on your panel, and add applet "drive mounter" or similar
[07:13] <Qwert> Krishnandu: What are you trying to install?
[07:13] <Krishnandu> Qwert, right. And als if there are all i386, i586, i686 then also which one to choose.
[07:13] <pw-toxic> Seven_Six_Two, haha i just started my vnc as root so i dont have to do gksudo anymore ;)))
[07:13] <Mahjongg> is older versions of php5 kept in lucid repository or do I have to add other repositories for older versions of php5?
[07:13] <Krishnandu> Qwert, Nothing. But I want to know these jargons..!!
[07:14] <Qwert> Krishnandu: i386 - If you have a Pentium or Celeron (meaning any Pentium or Celeron, including a Pentium 4, Pentium M, etc.) or the original Core Duo (not a Core 2 Duo)
[07:14] <SubCool> Seven_Six_Two, nothing-
[07:14] <Seven_Six_Two> SubCool, "disk mounter".   I searched "ubuntu sync android" in google and got about 530,000 results
[07:14] <Krishnandu> Qwert, Ok...you mean i386 for upto Pentium series.
[07:14] <Tryptych> Krishnandu: you're overcomplicating things. all you need to look for is if its 64 bit or not.
[07:14] <Qwert> Krishnandu: Pretty much same goes for x86 for x being 4,5,6  as i said
[07:15] <Qwert> Krishnandu: x86_64 - If you have a Core 2 Duo, Core Solo, Opteron, Athlon 64, Turion 64, or Sempron. (This also includes the new "Intel Mac" machines.)
[07:15] <SubCool> Seven_Six_Two, oh- i bet.. there are a bunch of bs threads Ya...
[07:15] <Krishnandu> Qwert, Well..I know that..But what if I don't want to install 64bit...on Core 2 Duo or AMD proccys
[07:15] <wasnik>  Black Holes, Information and the String Theory Revolution by Leonard Susskind and James Lindsay
[07:15] <SubCool> Seven_Six_Two, if any of them actualy have a guide, or basic info.. or well anything that walks or talks aperson into a new technooogy sure. but to read down a 100 peoples chat on what they THINKG about the stuff in stead of giving info? that there is none
[07:16] <SubCool> Just simple back and forth chatter about something i know nothing about.
[07:16] <ranjan> hi all is there any software that can copy text which are on applications window?
[07:16] <Qwert> Krishnandu: ppc -  This is power pc - Any modern Mac that's not an Intel Mac.
[07:16] <wasnik> hi guys my ubuntu does not detect my soundcards
[07:16] <SubCool> Seven_Six_Two, so just pretend all of them are in Vulcan or something-
[07:16] <Qwert> Krishnandu: You won't be able to anyways
[07:16] <Seven_Six_Two> can you get "add to panel" window? I have "disk mounter" there, but I don't know where the panel applets are installed from
[07:17] <SubCool> Seven_Six_Two, and from what i have searched, there really isnt a worry/need to sync it on ubuntu, because of some wireless interface? Got me- im not that far yet. I wanna connect it- add music.. and read abou tit.
[07:17] <Qwert> Krishnandu: .. if yours is not 64 bit
[07:17] <Seven_Six_Two> SubCool, That's exactly how I learned. I read 95% garbage (but tried stuff) on forums and used irc. Most answers I've found on forums, but there's a lot of reading
[07:17] <SubCool> Seven_Six_Two, ya, i thik my issue is the source.. i have an aweful time added plasma stuff- None of them are in any kinda name that fits them.
[07:17]  * Qwert There are two major products that come out of Berkeley: LSD and UNIX. We don't believe this to be a coincidence.  - Jeremy S. Anderson
[07:17] <Seven_Six_Two> SubCool, you're in KDE?
[07:18] <SubCool> Seven_Six_Two, ya, im like 30 dude, i have beend doin this since i was 13. Im done- i have had enough.  I thought you were in gnome
[07:18] <Seven_Six_Two> does it show up in /dev  ?
[07:18] <SubCool> Reading through other peoples converstaions trying to get something out of it is the most stupid method of learning. i have fought it since i got into forums, but they havent changed what so every.
[07:18] <wasnik> hi guys my ubuntu does not detect my soundcards
[07:18] <SubCool> Seven_Six_Two, should it?
[07:19] <Seven_Six_Two> SubCool, yes. it should show up as a drive
[07:19] <Seven_Six_Two> just like a thumbdrive does
[07:20] <SubCool> Seven_Six_Two, thats the thing, i dont get a pop or anything when its connected..
[07:20] <SubCool> i have like 50 things in /dev
[07:20] <Seven_Six_Two> SubCool, it might not be automounting. it will probably be /dev/sdb# or something. maybe /dev/sdc
[07:21] <wasnik> hi guys my ubuntu does not detect my soundcards please help
[07:21] <SubCool> Seven_Six_Two, i just ran lsusb, what would it be there? i dont see it... i dont think?
[07:22] <Seven_Six_Two> ls -l /dev | grep sd
[07:22] <SubCool> i got a bunch of drives...
[07:22] <andycc> "sudo fdisk -l" to see all drives, if that's what you want.
[07:22] <Seven_Six_Two> what's the last one?
[07:23] <SubCool> sdc, sdc1
[07:23] <Roush> Hello?
[07:23] <SubCool> andycc, nah- trying to manage my new droid phone. i just got it today, and dont know how to connect it to my comp
[07:23] <tang> Hello
[07:23] <Roush> huh.
[07:23] <andycc> !hi | Roush
[07:23] <Roush> wow, you learn new stuff about Linux practically by the minute
[07:24] <SubCool> i really just want to get some of my audio files on it before i goto bed at this point
[07:24] <andycc> SubCool: didn't it ask you to switch to usb storage?
[07:24] <SubCool> ya-
[07:24] <MasterofPuppets> Hey guys, trying to run some commands. Can anybody tell me how to fix this? http://pastebin.org/1140949
[07:24] <andycc> SubCool: it should automount in GNOME, then
[07:24] <SubCool> MasterofPuppets, a hammer
[07:24] <Seven_Six_Two> SubCool, do you know what filesystem is on the sd card?
[07:24] <Roush> Has anyone heard of any new legit games coming out for Linux?
[07:24] <SubCool> andycc, kde
[07:25] <SubCool> Seven_Six_Two, nope- lol.
[07:25] <andycc> SubCool: should automount in KDE too...
[07:25] <andycc> Also, Android uses FAT32 for the card IIRC
[07:25] <SubCool> andycc, i have automoutn disabled i think...
[07:25] <andycc> SubCool: type in terminal
[07:25] <Seven_Six_Two> SubCool,    sudo mkdir /media/android && sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sdc1 /media/android
[07:26] <SubCool> andycc, Seven_Six_Two i cant imagine it not using that. It has to go across all three platforms
[07:26] <andycc> Oh, too late again.
[07:26] <Seven_Six_Two> lol. FIRST! haha
[07:26] <SubCool> k
[07:27] <Seven_Six_Two> unless I made a mistake on the mount syntax
[07:27] <SubCool> guess i got lagged on that, i think a iran across that command in one of the threads, but it was for some weird issue..
[07:27] <andycc> Nope, the syntax is OK.
[07:27] <MasterofPuppets> SubCool: Interesting proposition
[07:28] <SubCool> MasterofPuppets, i have one in my car im about to rip out, a lone with a nail gun.
[07:28] <SubCool> such a bad bad day
[07:28] <SubCool> along*
[07:29] <SubCool> andycc, Seven_Six_Two i just reconnected my phone, but nothing. im still looking for a guide or soemthing.
[07:30] <andycc> SubCool: enable automount. Or connect your phone, THEN run Seven_Six_Two's command.
[07:30] <xiaoshen> anyone have used IBM websphere application server?
[07:31] <airtonix> !anyone > xiaoshen
[07:31] <SubCool> andycc, i had the phone connected before when i ran the command. nothing happen
[07:31] <andycc> SubCool: did you enable USB mass storage on your phone? Or does Android enable it automatically?
[07:31] <Quaxir> Heyd, which folder Lynx saves downloaded files by default?
[07:31] <xiaoshen> sorry
[07:32] <andycc> SubCool: also, go to /media/android after that, don't expect KDE to give you a popup.
[07:32] <Samual> I have an issue with Compiz Fusion --- After about two hours after running it, it becomes extremely slow (To the point of like 1 frame per second) making it almost useless/unresponsive
[07:32] <Samual> The time seems random
[07:32] <xiaoshen> does  anyone have used IBM websphere application server?
[07:32] <Qwert> bazhang..
[07:32] <andycc> !repeat > xiaoshen
[07:32] <soreau> Samual: Perhaps a driver memory leak. nvidia drivers?
[07:32] <SubCool> andycc, lol- i thought so, but-- when i goto the directory, it bring me to my USB drive connected to the hub
[07:33] <SubCool> which remind me i have to initiate a 64bit usb stick.
[07:33] <Samual> soreau, Indeed -- nVidia recommended drivers from the restricted hardware section
[07:33] <andycc> SubCool: Oh. Then why don
[07:33] <Samual> soreau, let me find the exact release though
[07:33] <andycc> *'t you run sudo fdisk -l with the droid plugged in.
[07:33] <thead> is there a more usable system volume control to install? - the default one in 10.4 is really crappy.
[07:33] <Eryn_1983_FL> hey peeps
[07:33] <Eryn_1983_FL> um  how do i figure out which  GUI i am using on  netbook remix?
[07:33] <soreau> Samual: nvidia drivers are notorious for their performance, bugs and memory leaks ;)
[07:34] <Seven_Six_Two> Samual, try running  top  in a console and use  <  and   >  to change which columns to sort by. look for what's using all the cpu
[07:34] <Eryn_1983_FL> is it gnome  kde or  soemthing you guys made custom?
[07:34] <SubCool> andycc, haha- just like u said before
[07:34] <Eryn_1983_FL> its all pretty but i need to make some keyboard shotcuts
[07:34] <Samual> Seven_Six_Two, i've already watched it with htop a lot -- Nothing changes
[07:34] <andycc> SubCool: fdisk -l is more detailed than ls /dev/ | grep sd
[07:34] <Samual> No changes in RAM or CPU usage....
[07:34] <Seven_Six_Two> Eryn_1983_FL, do you have a panel on the left side?
[07:34] <SubCool> andycc, it only shows my two usb drives..
[07:34] <Samual> soreau, yup, i'm aware of that :P Any ideas?
[07:34] <Eryn_1983_FL> jus the  top
[07:34] <Eryn_1983_FL> one  tool bar
[07:35] <Eryn_1983_FL> with the  startmenue  etc
[07:35] <Eryn_1983_FL> menu
[07:35] <Qwert> !ohmy
[07:35] <Samual> *other* than switching to ATI cards, preferably.
[07:35] <andycc> SubCool: then your droid isn't in mass storage mode or the USB cable is really messed up.
[07:35] <airtonix> Samual, lol
[07:35] <Qwert> Reminder alone. Not specific.
[07:35] <MasterofPuppets> Hey guys, trying to run some commands. Can anybody tell me how to fix this? http://pastebin.org/1140949
[07:35] <Seven_Six_Two> Eryn_1983_FL, what are your menus labeled?  applications places system            or      K
[07:35] <airtonix> Samual, if you think you're having it bad with nVidia then do not switch to ati
[07:35] <andycc> Samual: switch to an intel card.
[07:35] <soreau> Samual: Use latest nouveau bits and start helping the nouveau developers support your card. Or, try a bunch of different versions of nvidia's blob
[07:36] <Eryn_1983_FL> favorites files and folder  accesoriies
[07:36] <Seven_Six_Two> Eryn_1983_FL, please don't use the enter key as punctuation
[07:36] <Eryn_1983_FL> it does goes to the left side...
[07:36] <Eryn_1983_FL> when i  click the menu
[07:36] <airtonix> !enter | Eryn_1983_FL
[07:36] <Samual> soreau, i'll probably go with the nvidia driver testing FIRST, then maybe that :P -- I am a programmer afterall.. and I have a friend who has contributed to nouveau
[07:37] <Eryn_1983_FL> so is it gnome or kde?
[07:37] <andycc> Eryn_1983_FL: is it blue or brown?
[07:37] <Eryn_1983_FL> clear and purple
[07:37] <andycc> Eryn_1983_FL: it's gnome.
[07:37] <Eryn_1983_FL> its what  ever the latest  verion of netbook  uses default
[07:37] <andycc> GNOME, then
[07:38] <Seven_Six_Two> Eryn_1983_FL, UNR is its own desktop
[07:38] <andycc> Eryn_1983_FL: So, what are you exactly trying to do? Just find out what it is?
[07:38] <airtonix> clear
[07:39] <andycc> Seven_Six_Two: no, it's just GNOME with the UNR launcher.
[07:39] <Eryn_1983_FL> that so i can setup keyboard shortcuts  etc  and  maybe  get some funcion keys working in the long run
[07:39] <andycc> Eryn_1983_FL: look your netbook up on Google.
[07:40] <Seven_Six_Two> andycc, Unity is Gnome?
[07:40] <Eryn_1983_FL>  there is an error when i open up the shortcuts icon in the system folder
[07:40] <andycc> Seven_Six_Two: yes, as far as I know Unity is GNOME with that fancy launcher written in Clutter.
[07:40] <andycc> s/launcher/dock/whatever
[07:41] <Eryn_1983_FL> something about Dbus and another system tool  getting in the way
[07:41] <andycc> Eryn_1983_FL: you're not using Maverick, are you?
[07:41] <Eryn_1983_FL> whats that  andycc ?
[07:42] <andycc> Eryn_1983_FL: type "/exec -o lsb_release -r" here (in IRC), without the quotes.
[07:42] <andycc> Eryn_1983_FL: unless you're using webchat.
[07:43] <SubCool> andycc, got it- it was my usb hub.
[07:43] <Eryn_1983_FL> andycc:  that is not  going to work  tunneled in to home on  several remote  servers...
[07:43] <andycc> SubCool: glad to hear that.
[07:43] <andycc> ...
[07:44] <Eryn_1983_FL> elease:10.04
[07:44] <Eryn_1983_FL> that helpp>
[07:44] <andycc> Eryn_1983_FL: so you're not using Maverick.
[07:44] <Eryn_1983_FL> ok
[07:45] <Eryn_1983_FL> oh ok  now i understand
[07:46] <anand_23> hjk
[07:46] <Seven_Six_Two> andycc, I see.  http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/383    they're not the same, but are like siblings
[07:46] <Kartagis> has anybody worked with HandBrakeCLI before and tried to embed a subtitle?
[07:46] <anand_23> kk
[07:46] <SubCool> andycc, ya, fun right? thanks!! i still havent found a beginners guide really though,
[07:47] <Seven_Six_Two> I'm using maverick. it's 50 flavours of awesome
[07:47] <Seven_Six_Two> Kartagis, isn't handbrake for mac? I use devede
[07:47] <andycc> Looking at Maverick's new features reminded me, I need to get rid of Thunderbird.
[07:47] <Kartagis> Seven_Six_Two it has a linux version too
[07:48] <Seven_Six_Two> Kartagis, I didn't know that. devede may still do what you need. it's a nice interface
[07:48] <etherealite> How do I keep updstart from starting the sshd?
[07:49] <anand_23> try out this theme ... its really awesomeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[07:49] <anand_23> http://alecive.deviantart.com/art/A-New-Start-June-2010-1-1-169100684
[07:49] <Kartagis> Seven_Six_Two can you encode to mp4 with devede and does it have a CLI?
[07:49] <airtonix> Kartagis, no devede is gui only
[07:50] <Paddy_NI> Kartagis, If you need cli then I would suggest handbrake or ffmpeg
[07:51] <fratzbc> anybody expert with NDP (neighbor discovery) for ipv6?
[07:51] <Seven_Six_Two> Kartagis, Its a frontend for ffmpeg or mencoder
[07:51] <Seven_Six_Two> and I can encode to mp4
[07:52] <Kartagis> Paddy_NI I can work with HandBrakeCLI perfectly, except I'm having trouble with embedding subtitle
[07:52] <Seven_Six_Two> sorry. *it can encode to mp4 or anything that the backend can do.
[07:52] <Paddy_NI> Kartagis, Ah I would suggest the handbrake forums or possibly the ubuntu forums for that one
[07:53] <OperaKennel> can i have latest ubuntu
[07:53] <OperaKennel> desktop and server
[07:54] <Seven_Six_Two> OperaKennel, sure you can. Stable or unstable?
[07:54] <OperaKennel> guy where can i request to have ubuntu copy
[07:54] <OperaKennel> stable...
[07:54] <Seven_Six_Two> you can download a cd image and burn it to a disc.
[07:54] <OperaKennel> how about ship it
[07:55] <Seven_Six_Two> or you can go to distrowatch.org and pick one of the vendors. I don't know. is shipit still going? I thought I read that it was ending?
[07:55] <OperaKennel> they say that i will be eligible once i join in this room
[07:55] <rockhopper> OperaKennel, you have to create an account and you can do it!
[07:55] <rockhopper> OperaKennel, afaik you don't need to join this room to get a cd.
[07:56] <OperaKennel> sorry rockhopper...
[07:56] <Seven_Six_Two> maybe you need a launchpad.net account?
[07:56] <rockhopper> !shippit | openvpn2009
[07:56] <ServerTech|Lapto> Hmm, i get a message. Your CPU seems to be lacking expected security expectations. Please run /usr/bin/check-bios-nx --verbose for more info. It tells me that my CPU supports LX protection and tells me to enable it. There is no option in my BIOS to enable it OR disable it. How can i remove that message or how can i enable it however.
[07:56] <rockhopper> https://shipit.ubuntu.com/
[07:56] <OperaKennel> i am also ubuntu enthusiast
[07:56] <rockhopper> go to that site OperaKennel
[07:56] <OperaKennel> thanks rockhopper
[07:57] <whereami> I'm trying to install the 10.10 beta. It's failing to install the bootloader. I'm installing ubuntu on a new 100GB partition on sda5.
[07:57] <rockhopper> !shipit | OperaKennel
[07:57] <Jordan_U> whereami: #ubuntu+1 for 10.10
[07:57] <whereami> k, thanks
[07:57] <LuckySMack> whats the diff between the sun-java6* and the openjdk packages for running/developing jar files.
[07:57] <Seven_Six_Two> whereami, is there another os installed?
[07:58] <SubCool> Eitherway, thanks a lot andycc and Seveas
[07:58] <SubCool> Seven_Six_Two,
[07:58] <LuckySMack> well i dont really mean for development, i guess mostly normal use
[07:58] <whereami> Seven_Six_Two, yes, Win 7 (I feel shame, I haven't used windows in like 5 years)
[07:58] <Seven_Six_Two> np
[07:58] <Kartagis> it seems that HandBrakeCLI doesn't burn .srt files INTO the mp4 file
[07:58] <Seven_Six_Two> whereami, where are you trying to install the bootloader?
[07:59] <OperaKennel> rockhopper it says that i am not eligible to receive new release from shippit since i already receive CD
[07:59] <whereami> Seven_Six_Two, MBR (/dev/sda)
[07:59] <rockhopper> OperaKennel, Have  you applied already?
[07:59] <OperaKennel> 3 years ago...
[08:00] <OperaKennel> i think i receive too much from shippit
[08:00] <rockhopper> OperaKennel, oh, then you'll have to mail them about the problem.
[08:00] <jeka_> idite na huy
[08:01] <pw-toxic> hi, can someone tell me, how I can persist my network settings i have done via ip and ifconfig?
[08:01] <OperaKennel> thank you for the enlightment
[08:01] <Seven_Six_Two> whereami, does your bios write-protect the mbr?
[08:03] <whereami> Seven_Six_Two, I've never heard of such a thing... I guess I should check that. Is that something Dell does to their systems?
[08:05] <Seven_Six_Two> whereami, that's just a guess, but I know the bios can protect some parts. and if anyone does it, it's Dell. or Gateway.
[08:05] <tripelb> in windows I use sumatra as a pdf reader and I'm very happy with it. what is good for ubuntu?
[08:06] <th3hate> I upgraded ubuntu to 10.10, now launching ubuntu-kernel.35 only brings a terminal screen. Could someone help?
[08:06] <eltigre> hey, I need help with a startup script for my server
[08:06] <eltigre> I read all tutorials I could find and it still doesn't work
[08:06] <Jordan_U> th3hate: #ubuntu+1 for 10.10
[08:07] <eltigre> can somebody please help me debug this problem? The startup script works fine on it's own...
[08:07] <tensorpudding> tripelb: Ubuntu comes with Evince, it can read several formats besides just PDF.
[08:07] <tripelb> I do not think that the bios has a setting to "protect" the MBR. Every OS installer writes the MBR. So do some viruses.
[08:07] <Kartagis> !find srtutil
[08:07] <tripelb> tensorpudding,  well then why does clicking on a pdf ask me to download Adome Reader?
[08:07] <OperaKennel> guys my sound is not working...
[08:08] <tensorpudding> tripelb: Where are you clicking on this PDF?
[08:08] <OperaKennel> any help regarding sound devices
[08:09] <tensorpudding> tripelb: I'm pretty sure that Firefox will open PDF's in Evince by default, I'm not 100% sure though.
[08:10] <tripelb> tensorpudding, are yo a physicist? (Just spent an hour on a Feynman video - consumer level, lol) but I've got a firm science background and have this personal expression for a certain idea I call "Godpudding" (it's all one).  Thought you might be thinking in similar lines. --- I'll get you the link. I use chrome.
[08:10] <tripelb> tensorpudding,  could this webpage have restricted me to Adome? http://www.scriptorpress.com/cenacle/73-74.html
[08:10] <OperaKennel> #batangas
[08:11] <SubCool> andycc, could u help me associate firefox with Dolphin for viewing of folders... ? Please? im ready to destroy this machine.
[08:11] <eltigre> how can I debug a startup script in ubuntu?
[08:11] <eltigre> do I just have to hope it works?
[08:11] <andycc> SubCool: sorry, I tried to do that once, but failed.
[08:11] <eltigre> because it doesn't work, case closed, or what?
[08:11] <tripelb> tensorpudding, I dont see Evince in Internet or in Office (under Applications)
[08:11] <tensorpudding> tripelb: That's different, the file almost surely will open in Evince after you download it. It's just saying you need Adobe REader because on Windows there isn't a PDF reader included.
[08:11] <ServerTechLaptop> Hmm, i get a message. Your CPU seems to be lacking expected security expectations. Please run /usr/bin/check-bios-nx --verbose for more info. It tells me that my CPU supports LX protection and tells me to enable it. There is no option in my BIOS to enable it OR disable it. How can i remove that message or how can i enable it however.
[08:11] <andycc> SubCool: also, I'm getting late for school.
[08:12] <tripelb> tensorpudding, what happens when you click on it?
[08:12] <tensorpudding> tripelb: It begins downloading the file.
[08:12] <SubCool> andycc, ah sorry, thought u might know.  I mean firefox.. started with linux so long ago- the only thign that has chaged is dolphin instead of nautilis .... You woudl THINK IT WOULD WORK BY NOW
[08:12] <tensorpudding> tripelb: Are you clicking on the link with Adobe REader, or the picture? You should click the picture.
[08:13] <tensorpudding> tripelb: also it is normally called Document Viewer in the menus, but the program's actual name is evince.
[08:13] <tensorpudding> it's kinda spotty on that, annoyingly.
[08:14] <tensorpudding> calling it Document Viewer some places, Evince in others
[08:14] <airtonix> I'm using lucid liveusb, and at somepoint accidentally chose to install nvidia drivers. point is it wants to update the initramfs but can't because it can't make the changes to the read only filesystem... everytime i install other packages it wants to keep trying to install initramfs again... how to tell it not to keep trying ?
[08:14] <tripelb> tensorpudding, Yea, I figured it out the wrong link. Yep "Document Viewer  Using poppler/cairo (0.12.4) -- by the authors of evince. - as you said.
[08:14] <tman482> Anyone think of a reason dwm would heat up my lappy a bit more than openbox or musca? Can't figure it.
[08:15] <tripelb> tensorpudding, attracted by the green print, lol. And your name, can you tell me what it means. PM is ok if not here.
[08:15] <th3hate> how do i get ubuntu to start normally instead of bringing a terminal screen with Desktop Login:
[08:17] <RyanT5000> can anyone here recommend a good hierarchical outline editor?
[08:17] <jits> hi .. i am trying to setup a network gateway using a ubuntu server .. but i am unable to share internte without squid proxy .. i have added ip_forward in sysctl but the computers across a different router are not able to see it..
[08:17] <RyanT5000> by which i mean something like OOo's hierarchical bulleting... except good
[08:18] <red> How do I recursively use find to locate every file called something.php and open them up with gedit ?
[08:18] <rockhopper> red try *.php
[08:19] <rockhopper> I don't think you can recursively open em.
[08:19] <RyanT5000> red: find dir_to_search_in -name "*.php" -exec gedit {} \;
[08:19] <RyanT5000> er, that'll probably wait until you close gedit each time
[08:19] <RyanT5000> i'm not sure whether find waits for its children to finish
[08:20] <red> lets see
[08:20] <red> it would be cool to be able to
[08:20] <wasnik> ubuntu does not detect my soundcards please help
[08:20] <RyanT5000> actually, this might work, alternatively: find dir -name "*.php" | xargs gedit
[08:21] <RyanT5000> (that may break if there are spaces in your filenames)
[08:21] <red> hehe, i have a compiz effect on for when I press backspace or something too many times and instead of a pc beep the window will wobble a bit
[08:21] <red> that first command made it so my terminal is wobbling furiously :D
[08:21] <RyanT5000> haha
[08:21] <RyanT5000> well, that's better than your speakers screaming at you
[08:21] <red> ye
[08:22] <red> people at work looking me like a madman when i bursted into laugh
[08:22] <red> lets try xargs
[08:23] <RyanT5000> well, here's what i just did, which has crashed gedit
[08:23] <RyanT5000> (so presumably it worked)
[08:23] <red> i actually use geany and not gedit, brainfart, worth a test
[08:23] <RyanT5000> find dir -name "*.php" -print0 | xargs -0 gedit
[08:23] <red> xargs isnt opening anything it seems
[08:23] <red> ill try that
[08:23] <RyanT5000> the -print0 and -0 deal with spaces nicely
[08:23] <red> the first command opened like 200 odd random files to geany =)
[08:24] <RyanT5000> (uses null characters as separators instead of spaces)
[08:24] <red> kay
[08:24] <samfisher> Hi. I have a ubuntu machine with no internet access. How can I update/upgrade the machine using a usb thumbdrive? I don't want to burn cds
[08:25] <tensorpudding> samfisher: where do you suppose you'll get the updates from?
[08:26] <samfisher> tensorpudding: from another machine, with internet access
[08:26] <eusto> i'm having trouble changing folder permissions for a mounted drive. sudo chown myuser.mygroup on that path does nothing
[08:27] <eusto> same thing using folder permissions from gnome
[08:27] <red> eusto: i've bumped into that problem myself, pretty annoying
[08:27] <eusto> red: have you found a fix for it?
[08:27] <RyanT5000> eusto: how did you mount it?
[08:27] <tensorpudding> samfisher: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware#Installing packages without an Internet connection
[08:28] <eusto> RyanT5000: not really sure. it's an external disk that was connected to the computer when i've installed ubuntu and was mounted by default
[08:28] <red> find . -name "tuner.php" -print0 | xargs -0 geany // nothing seems to be opening up, thought im running the command on a folder that is a sshfs mount of our dev server so traversing the paths could be slow
[08:28] <eusto> can you tell me where to look?
[08:28] <RyanT5000> red: you could redirect into a file, wait for that to finish, then redirect the file into xargs
[08:29] <RyanT5000> red: then you'd know when find had finished
[08:29] <uLinux> hello
[08:29] <uLinux> somebody knows how to show a specific partition in conky?
[08:29] <RyanT5000> eusto: well, you could look in /etc/fstab; if the mountpoint and drive are listed there, that's probably how it's getting mounted
[08:29] <red> ryant5000: tested it in a subfolder, which has more subfolders and one of them has the tuner.php
[08:29] <red> it worked
[08:29] <red> so guess I'll just go put some coffee into the machine and take a smoke :)
[08:29] <RyanT5000> red: cool; it may just be too many files
[08:30] <red> it should open them all up eventually, right?
[08:30] <RyanT5000> red: or crash :P
[08:30] <red> given no crash
[08:30] <RyanT5000> eusto: i'm not actually sure how to look up the options with which a filesystem was mounted
[08:30] <red> no verbose so dunno what its doing
[08:30] <red> seems to be working and running still tho
[08:31] <thune3> eusto: output of "mount" will show options in use
[08:31] <eusto> RyanT5000: it's not in /etc/fstab. Everytime i reboot, there's a shortcut to it on the desktop and it gets mounted first time i click it
[08:31] <RyanT5000> eusto: what does the output of your mount command (thanks thune3) show?
[08:31] <eusto> thune3: /dev/sdb1 on /media/My Book type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,blksize=4096,default_permissions)
[08:31] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[08:33] <uLinux> Somebody knows how to show a specific partition in conky? in my case.. /home?
[08:33] <ShapeShifter499> how do I apt pin a ppa repo in debian?
[08:33] <RyanT5000> eusto: it looks like that's an NTFS disk; unfortunately, i don't really know anything about how permissions work with NTFS on Linux
[08:33] <ShapeShifter499> oops not the debian channel
[08:34] <vrakesh> hi... i installed enigmail/openPGP in thunderbird... but the pictures in mail werent displaying... so i uninstalled it... still the pictures arent showing up...can anyone pls help me with this?
[08:34] <fred2040> hi, I need a little help... how to open manuals-> 'man' with gedit or another text visor...
[08:34] <Doyle> anyone used irssi before? I'd like a similar program for linux if anyone knows of one
[08:35] <Paddy_NI> Doyle, how about irssi?
[08:35] <Doyle> fred2040: type 'man <command>'
[08:35] <Doyle> Paddy_NI: work in linux?
[08:35] <Paddy_NI> Doyle, its native
[08:35] <Doyle> fred2040: all man pages are available online also
[08:35] <uLinux> Doyle: im using irssi
[08:35] <fred2040> ty Doyle, but man opens the manual on the console
[08:35] <Doyle> Paddy_NI: nooooooooo!
[08:35] <fred2040> ok
[08:35] <Paddy_NI> !irssi
[08:36] <uLinux> if you want GUI use xchat
[08:36] <fred2040> ohh nice, where i can find it?
[08:36] <Doyle> Paddy_NI: dangit, I'm using irssi now too... I meant ircle
[08:36] <Doyle> *shame*
[08:39] <fred2040> Doyle its this http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/karmic/en/?
[08:39] <fred2040> Doyle thks very much!
[08:39] <Doyle> exactly, anytime
[08:41] <sd-d> how to install 10.04 lst server edition
[08:42] <Lollipop> hi everybody
[08:43] <sd-d> how to install 10.04 lst server edition
[08:43] <th_> im not sure what i did but now guake is starting 2 times at the startup. is there a way to trace what is launcing it?
[08:44] <gp5st> hi, i'm in an odd situation. so, i'm on the live cd and i need to set up grub on a partition on the harddisk, not just on /sda, but on /sda3 because that's linux and there are other os's on the disk.  I'm trying to follow http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351 but the find command he states doesn't work.  on /dev/sda3 there is a /boot/grub/stage1.  could i just skip to do 'setup (hd0,3)'? or are grubs partitions differently numbered?
[08:44] <sd-d> how can i install the ubuntu 10.04 LST server edition
[08:44] <gp5st> doesn't work as it says error 15 file not found
[08:44] <fratzbc> sd-d: put in the cd and boot?
[08:45] <fratzbc> sd-d: can you be more specific?
[08:45] <gp5st> sd-d: have you downloaded it and tried to run it on a computer off of a cd?
[08:45] <sd-d> fratzbc, ya can you give me
[08:46] <gp5st> this is an ext4 partion.  is that my problem?
[08:46] <spikeb> i have an acer aspire one d260, and i'd like to disable tap-to-click, but the setting under the mouse preferences app doesn't do anything. any suggestions?
[08:48] <sd-d> fratzbc, i have srever edition can i install within windows
[08:48] <alexxio> cant install skype because i need libxssl, but is not in my repository..where can i find it_
[08:49] <edakiri> What software is good for maintaining time lines?
[08:49] <Eryn_1983_FL> ls
[08:49] <Eryn_1983_FL> hi
[08:49] <ppq> alexxio, there's also a statically linked version of skype. use this to avoid foreign repos
[08:49] <goddard> what web browser doesn't do any extra garbage besides show you the webpage you requested?