[06:48] <cables> Arthaey, try installing firebug in that profile.
[06:48] <xlinux__> which benchmark should I look at?
[06:49] <Azhi_Dahaka> could it be the ati drivers?
[06:49] <prodigy> Does anyone happen to know what the default login info is for the Freespire livecd? I tried all the regular combo's i could think of with no success like "root" "root" etc...
[06:49] <FunnyLookinHat> xlinux__, I'm not aware of any good tool other than to try to play a game like quake or doom3 and find out what fps you get
[06:49] <clearzen> prodigy: did you try root/toor?
[06:49] <Gnea> prodigy: try asking in #freespire
[06:50] <prodigy> No one is around
[06:50] <Gnea> then google it
[06:50] <FunnyLookinHat> cause freespire sucks   ; )
[06:50] <Gnea> heh
[06:50] <prodigy> no sucess with that either.
[06:50] <solid_liq> I'm in the new graphical installer for ubuntu (livecd) and I have an existing LVM that I don't want to wipe.  Is there a way to get the installer to recognize the LVM on disk?
[06:50] <Azhi_Dahaka> how can i build a new default xorg.conf file?
[06:50] <FunnyLookinHat> prodigy, usually live CDs will give you root access without any password, that's how they're setup to run
[06:50] <Gnea> prodigy: what did you search for?
[06:50] <raulh> can anyone help me install WINE>
[06:51] <Gnea> FunnyLookinHat: he may not know how to use sudo su
[06:51] <Gnea> raulh: apt-get install wine
[06:51] <prodigy> Every variation I could think of with the words, Freespire, default, login, root password, etc...
[06:51] <raulh> fast nuff
[06:51] <Arthaey> cables: installing just firebug in the clean profile worked. But after I installed my other extensions, it stopped working again. So at least one of my extensions must not be playing nicely with it anymore. *sigh*
[06:51] <cables> Does anyone know what the point of BogoMIPS is?
[06:51] <xlinux__> FunnyLookinHat: I dont exactly know how to get the fps to show while playing a game...
[06:51] <cables> Arthaey, :(
[06:51] <n2diy> prodigy: did you try no password?
[06:51] <xlinux__> unless maybe I boot the game from the terminal?
[06:51] <jeph> hi guys, what is the line i put if i want to add gutsy gibbon to my sources list?
[06:51] <raulh> btw you forgot sudo<==?
[06:51] <prodigy> Yea someone told me it was root / " ", i tried no password didn't work
[06:51] <FunnyLookinHat> xlinux__, me neither, but you could google for it
[06:52] <solid_liq> cables: it's a very rough estimate of the performance of a machine used by the kernel for setting certain tunables
[06:52] <Gnea> raulh: that's optional
[06:52] <raulh> rlly..
[06:52] <Gnea> yes.
[06:52] <Gnea> depends how you use it
[06:52] <raulh> damnit im stupid..
[06:52] <prodigy> No biggie, just trying out every linux distro out there on vmware out of interest
[06:52] <clearzen> solid_liq: Yeah, I know you can do that with the server installs, I would imagine the alternate cd would give you that option as well. You may be able to use an existing LVM if you select manually partitioning
[06:52] <cables> solid_liq, why does the kernel need a very rough estimate of the porformance of the machine?
[06:52] <Gnea> prodigy: did: sudo su  <-- that work?
[06:53] <solid_liq> clearzen: I did select manual, but it says the lvm is "unknown"
[06:53] <clearzen> solid_liq: I wouldn't know in that case then. Sorry.
[06:53] <solid_liq> cables: the kernel devs use it to determine how often they should perform certain tasks, like polling to see if something's changed
[06:53] <silvernode> hey real quick, does anyone know of a good app for ubuntu that will burn iso files? I need to burn one real fast
[06:53] <n2diy> cables: so it can work out various timing issues.
[06:53] <solid_liq> clearzen: thanks anyway
[06:53] <clearzen> silvernode: k3b
[06:53] <raulh> try ifra recorder?
[06:53] <stmiller> silvernode: k3b  :)
[06:53] <raulh> lol mightwork idk
[06:53] <clearzen> silvernode: or right click
[06:54] <solid_liq> silvernode: k3b
[06:54] <Gnea> k3b for KUBUNTU maybe......
[06:54] <silvernode> thanks all :-) i can always count on you guys
[06:54] <clearzen> Gnea: I use it in gnome
[06:54] <cables> silvernode, just right click it and hit write :)
[06:54] <raulh> gnea will WINE run mIRC?
[06:54] <prodigy> Yea, I don't know whats up with it. I'll just move onto the next distro since its based on debian anyways debian is probably better and more stable I would imagine
[06:54] <solid_liq> k3b works fine on ubuntu as well
[06:54] <Gnea> raulh: sure
[06:54] <cables> raulh, use Xchat, mIRC sucks
[06:54] <silvernode> right click sounds easy
[06:54] <stmiller> Gnea: I use k3b in Xfce. seems to work fine
[06:54] <raulh> no xchat dosnt ahve scirpitng
[06:54] <raulh> xchat sucks
[06:54] <raulh> b/c no scirpt editor
[06:54] <Gnea> xchat does have scripting
[06:54] <cables> solid_liq, yeah, but installing 100 mb of deps just to burn an iso is overkill
[06:54] <silvernode> xchat does it's job
[06:54] <cp84> k3b is sweet to use on linux
[06:55] <Madpilot> raulh, xchat has more scripts written for it than an sane person could want...
[06:55] <raulh> not .MRC
[06:55] <Gnea> raulh: yes there is, it's called vim
[06:55] <raulh> i write my own..
[06:55] <solid_liq> cables: bah, kde is better anyway ;)
[06:55] <Gnea> xchat uses perl scripts, iirc
[06:55] <raulh> i dont know VIm lol
[06:55] <raulh> i dont wana relearn aanther language
[06:55] <cp84> eh i dont like kde at all
[06:55] <raulh> i know C,C++
[06:55] <Gnea> irssi is better than all those anyway ;)
[06:55] <raulh> mrc and php
[06:55] <raulh> i try'd downladuing
[06:55] <prodigy> What was the old school command line chat program that was really popular, bitchX or something i think
[06:55] <solid_liq> raulh: vim isn't a language, it's *the best* text editor for C and C++
[06:56] <Gnea> prodigy: ircii
[06:56] <clearzen> solid_liq: what about emacs?
[06:56] <solid_liq> prodigy: yeah bitchx, plus irssi
[06:56] <cables> room goes silent
[06:56] <prodigy> those were the good old days of command line everything, bbs, muds
[06:56] <n2diy> here we go, please fasten your seat belts.
[06:56] <stmiller> clearzen: that is the ancient debate. :)
[06:56] <Seven`> vim, irssi, gnome, c, rules!
[06:56] <hylje> solid_liq: vim is not for everyone
[06:56] <Seven`> ;)
[06:56] <solid_liq> I still spend a lot of my time at the tty
[06:57] <stmiller> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Editor_war
[06:57] <Seven`> hylie are you a final-user?
[06:57] <Madpilot> solid_liq, "s/the best/one of the most over-complicated and least newbie-friendly" :)
[06:57] <silvernode> meh, right click brought up the small burning app but it says put a blank disc in when there is one in there and it's unused
[06:57] <Gnea> E17 > KDE > XFCE > Gnome ;)
[06:57] <solid_liq> hylje: eh, it just takes a little practice
[06:57] <Gnea> anyway
[06:57] <cables> Gnea, reverse it :)
[06:57] <Gnea> lot of good gnome apps
[06:57] <hylje> solid_liq: emacs
[06:57] <cables> I prefer Gnome, KDE makes me vomit
[06:57] <cables> not really, but i don't like it
[06:57] <prodigy> All these new age computer users take the modern technology for granted. Not knowing how far technology has had to come
[06:57] <Gnea> cables: learn how code and shared libraries work, then say that ;)
[06:57] <cp84> kde is a crap
[06:57] <solid_liq> Madpilot: bah, it's not overly complicated, it's easy, and much faster than the other ways of editing files.  you just have to use the vim-tutor
[06:57] <cp84> heh
[06:58] <Seven`> 'gnight
[06:58] <avp> hi all. does anybody know how to turn on energy-saving functions on ASUS notebook? the latest ubuntu.
[06:58] <cables> Gnea, is KDE easier to code for?
[06:58] <Nasiry> slackware 2.. i so remember it :)
[06:58] <Gnea> gnome and kde are basically the same thing, only difference is gnome is written in C, kde is written in c++
[06:58] <raulh> lol anyone got an idea of how to use wine? private msg me thnx
[06:58] <silvernode> so when i insert a 700mb disc in and ubuntu still complains about there being no disc...what should i do?
[06:58] <solid_liq> prodigy: I bet *you* take the wheel for granted...
[06:58] <Madpilot> prodigy, yes, and nobody has to walk to school in 18 foot high snowdrifts, uphill both ways, either ;)
[06:58] <Azhi_Dahaka> how can i build a new default xorg.conf file?
[06:58] <cables> raulh, double click the EXE. Of course, whether the app works is hit
[06:58] <cables> -or miss
[06:58] <cables> damn
[06:58] <Gnea> cables: wouldn't know, i don't
[06:59] <cables> Azhi_Dahaka, run the LiveCD, copy it off there, that's the fastest way.
[06:59] <prodigy> Well I see it in my daughter. She has all these really advanced games now, and doesn't want to touch my atari 2600
[06:59] <solid_liq> Gnea: heheh, that's not the *only* difference.  KDE is also designed better.  Don't believe it?  Just ask Linux Torvalds.
[06:59] <cables> Azhi_Dahaka, or if you know everything about your setup and want to answer a LOT of questions, do sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[06:59] <solid_liq> :D
[06:59] <Gnea> solid_liq: hahahahahahahahah
[06:59] <Ademan> !warsow
[06:59] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about warsow - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:00] <cables> !msgthebot | Ademan
[07:00] <clearzen> solid_liq: Linus also thinks subversion is broken beyond repair
[07:00] <ubotu> Ademan: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (see also !Bot). Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...
[07:00] <clearzen> solid_liq: He can't always be right
[07:00] <pwnguin> clearzen: for what he does, it probably is
[07:00] <n2diy> how can I get an iso of Edubuntu? I'm on 56k dial up, and my connection times out every 8 hours? Download Manager won't resume where the connection broke. I'm running Dapper, ideas?
[07:00] <cables> Well, Linus thinks a lot of things... We like him a lot, but we don't have to agree with him.
[07:00] <cables> n2diy, use wget
[07:00] <clearzen> pwnguin: good point
[07:00] <solid_liq> clearzen: yer point?
[07:00] <cables> n2diy, it can resume.
[07:01] <Madpilot> n2diy, got a friend with broadband?
[07:01] <dawn_chorus> n2diy, it may be easiest to order a CD from Canonical.
[07:01] <solid_liq> clearzen: he says that because his git is better than svn
[07:01] <pwnguin> clearzen: if you actually want to do a lot of forks and merges, svn/cvs is junk
[07:01] <clearzen> solid_liq: the opinion of linus != fact
[07:01] <Ademan> cables: i only did a single request...
[07:01] <Gnea> drive-by botness
[07:01] <cables> Ademan, it doesn't matter how many you do.
[07:01] <raulh> anyone know where the trash bin is at?
[07:01] <cables> raulh, bottom left of the screen
[07:01] <cables> damn
[07:01] <solid_liq> n2diy: go to a wireless hotspot and download it there
[07:01] <cables> raulh, bottom right
[07:01] <n2diy> Madpilot, working on that, but I misplaced my 1g usb drive. :/
[07:01] <prodigy> Being a gamer myself, I wish it wasn't that way. If more average joe's "knew" their computers and what they actually are maybe more video game companies would port their games over to Linux, idsoftware is basically our major supporter
[07:02] <solid_liq> clearzen: I agree with his points about svn
[07:02] <raulh> i knew that cables...
[07:02] <n2diy> dawn_chorus: I tried that, and the shipit folk turned me down. I had no problem getting Edgy and Dapper disks, so it is a mystery why they refused to send me Edubuntu?
[07:02] <raulh> lol
[07:02] <Gnea> prodigy: maybe one day ubuntu will help get on the map to make some serious $$$ to help support gaming companies
[07:02] <TOoSmOotH> <- runs wow just fine in ubuntu
[07:02] <Azhi_Dahaka> guys, is there a way to set an automatic desktop enviroment for each session? not having to choose from the session menu on the startup, but set it on the accounts?
[07:02] <cables> lol we Linux users want our games, when Mac, which has more market share than Linux, still has no games.
[07:03] <pwnguin> ok. so dont i need to have a filesystem unmounted before i resize it?
[07:03] <Chago> good evening...it's my pleasure to get inside this place
[07:03] <Azhi_Dahaka> for example, 4 accounts and 2 uses kde... how to set it automatically for those 2 instead of the manual setting?
[07:03] <dawn_chorus> n2diy, perhaps for institutions only.  the only difference is a few packages, which you can install onto either Edgy or Dapper.
[07:03] <cables> pwnguin, yeah, which is why it's best to use a LiveCD if you need to resize your main partition
[07:03] <CapriSkye> anyone know a good password generator?
[07:03] <clearzen> solid_liq: I've tried to learn how to use git. And I can do basic things with it. But I'm not a kernel hacker so it seem overly complicated for my personal uses
[07:03] <pwnguin> then why does gparted keep mounting them?
[07:03] <n2diy> solid_liq: Can't get the laptop wireless card to work on FC1, and I can't get Dapper into the laptop.
[07:03] <Chago> I'd installed my first Ubuntu dist.
[07:03] <FunnyLookinHat> pwnguin, yes you do need it to be unmounted...    use a liveCD   :)
[07:03] <pwnguin> cables: right, im on the livecd right now.
[07:03] <Gnea> CapriSkye: apg
[07:03] <solid_liq> pwnguin: depends on the filesystem type
[07:03] <prodigy> Yea if your a gamer its kinda hard to go outside of the mainstream. You have to conform to the masses. Mac users have to suffer the same fate
[07:03] <Chago> and it's really a good option
[07:04] <pwnguin> i start up gparted and it remounts the file systems
[07:04] <cables> pwnguin, does it fail?
[07:04] <TOoSmOotH> prodigy, There are quite a few games that run just fine in wine
[07:04] <n2diy> dawn_chorus: roger, that, how can I promote it to the local schools, if I can't show it to them?
[07:04] <pwnguin> cables: you know, i should probably back this stuff up before i go about doing this
[07:04] <cables> pwnguin, that would be a good idea :)
[07:04] <ajax4> I just added some hard drives. Anyone know of a good graphical util for mounting the new partitions and changing fstab?
[07:04] <bt2000> hey, i'm tryin to install beryl on feisty fawn, following a tutorial, but i think i've hit a snag
[07:04] <dawn_chorus> n2diy, i see what you mean.  you can always build your own livecd's.
[07:05] <cables> !effects | bt2000
[07:05] <ubotu> bt2000: For help with Beryl or Compiz desktop effects, please go to #ubuntu-effects.
[07:05] <bt2000> thx
[07:05] <n2diy> dawn_chorus: roger that to, have a good howto on that?
[07:05] <prodigy> Yea thats true. but its not the same as having full support. If companies would have stuck with opengl we'd probably be in a different place. But now most games are coded in d3d which keeps the companies from porting over.
[07:05] <CapriSkye> gnea, thanks
[07:05] <pwnguin> cables: what do you use for storage?
[07:06] <dawn_chorus> n2diy, there are a few on the web.  there's one on the ubuntu site.  i'll do a search for you.
[07:06] <cables> pwnguin, I have a laptop, it backs up to a shared USB drive on the family's Windows desktop
[07:06] <n2diy> dawn_chorus: thank you.
[07:06] <prodigy> I do use wine for some games. But it'd just be nice if i didn't have to boot back and forth and linux and mac os X were fully supported. Maybe one day it'll happen
[07:06] <TOoSmOotH> prodigy, I am with yah.. I hate messin with the games to get em to work.. but it is still better than using windows
[07:06] <n2diy> ! wget
[07:06] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about wget - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:07] <cables> n2diy, type < wget URL > (replace URL with the right URL, of course)
[07:07] <pwnguin> cables: ah. i been thinking about getting an nslu2
[07:07] <TOoSmOotH> prodigy, If MAC gaming takes off means good stuff for linux
[07:07] <prodigy> yup i think so to
[07:07] <pwnguin> cables: its a network storage device that runs linux. debian is a popular option
[07:07] <TOoSmOotH> that means more games in opengl
[07:08] <pauldy> gaming is for the unproductive keep it on windows boxen
[07:08] <dawn_chorus> n2diy, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization/6%2e06
[07:08] <n2diy> cables: Thanks.
[07:08] <cables> pwnguin, ah. You don't have any old computers lying around?
[07:08] <cables> n2diy, hold on!
[07:08] <stmiller> There's something called SDL which means gaming can be great on Linux right now
[07:08] <TOoSmOotH> pauldy, Games are an excuse for most not to switch away from Windows
[07:08] <pwnguin> cables: not with the kind of storage id need to seriously back up
[07:08] <n2diy> cables: roger
[07:08] <prodigy> Opengl is unviversal, i wish they would have stuck with it for the mainstream graphics
[07:08] <cables> n2diy, if it dies and you need to resume it, use < wget -c URL >
[07:08] <pwnguin> cables: besides, it's quiet
[07:08] <n2diy> dawn_chorus: thank you.
[07:08] <pwnguin> cables: since it's an embedded arm processor, no fans etc
[07:09] <dawn_chorus> n2diy, your welcome.  i hope it all goes well for you.
[07:09] <cables> pwnguin, pretty much any computer with a NIC and a USB port can back up any amount of data. I guess it's just power usage and noise you're concerned about.
[07:09] <prodigy> Glide came and went, for awhile OpenGL was the way to go but hardly any games are coded for it no more. Unreal from epic use to i don't know about the new unreal 3 engine.  Idsoftware has always been good about linux and mac support
[07:09] <pwnguin> cables: shenannigans.
[07:09] <Deinumite> mmmm anyone here got virtual box running windows games?
[07:09] <eh> I didn't manage to find a method in which I can retrieve sound, as well as video, when playing streaming real media.
[07:09] <Deinumite> im trying to finally get Ubuntu to run games so i can ditch windows :O
[07:09] <pwnguin> cables: ive got 80 gigs of data.
[07:09] <eh> So I give up now, moving on...
[07:09] <Cybane> Are there any special utilites need for ubunut to recognize am external USB HDD?
[07:09] <cables> Deinumite, you can't run 3d apps in a VM
[07:10] <Deinumite> hmm
[07:10] <Azhi_Dahaka> Not yet
[07:10] <pwnguin> Cybane: not usually. is it not working for you?
[07:10] <cables> pwnguin, so?
[07:10] <Deinumite> plan b, :P run my xp install with wine hah
[07:10] <prodigy> I remeber my first opengl card, was the Monster 3d and i was playing Quakeworld back in 95 i think it was
[07:10] <Cybane> When I plug the drive into my USB ports it will not auto mount
[07:10] <cables> pwnguin, if I had that much data, my networked drive would work just fine.
[07:10] <ThePioneer> Can anyone tell me how to fire up Nessus after installing?
[07:10] <pwnguin> cables: so i dont have that much free space lying around
[07:10] <Cybane> I check dmesg and it is outputting an error
[07:10] <eh> Plan B: dual boot may be a good option for you.
[07:10] <prodigy> it ran at 640x480 i think. It was truly amazing back then, lol
[07:10] <dawn_chorus> Cybane, what's the error?
[07:10] <Deinumite> yeah i am duel booting, i just want to duel boot withouth the "booting" part
[07:11] <cables> pwnguin, wouldn't getting a new terabyte or so HD and using an old comp be cheaper than this solution?
[07:11] <stmiller> prodigy: LOL
[07:11] <eh> So, you don't want grub running the mbr?
[07:11] <dawn_chorus> "duel" boot  :)
[07:11] <Deinumite> how about....semi duel boot
[07:11] <Deinumite> and and only half boot
[07:11] <Deinumite> one half*
[07:11] <Deinumite> its late XD
[07:11] <pwnguin> cables: well the nlsu is only like 80 bucks, its essentially an old computer without the fan noise :P
[07:11] <greenhobo21> I have a map pack I downloaded to my desktop. When I try to move it to the base folder for my game, it says I do not have permission to do so. I know it is a nautilus command but I have forgotten how to get the pack there. Any help?
[07:11] <cables> pwnguin, ah, that's pretty cool.
[07:12] <Cybane> Driver 'sd' needs updating = please use bus_type methods
[07:12] <eh> We're chained, We're chained! CHAINED!... CHAIIIINEDED! CHAINED@
[07:12] <dawn_chorus> dueldual
[07:12] <Deinumite> i always do "sudo nautilus" to move my stuff around
[07:12] <eh> Awesome tuneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[07:12] <cables> pwnguin, can you send me a link?
[07:12] <stmiller> let's duel
[07:12] <cables> Deinumite, try "gksudo nautilus" instead
[07:12] <eh> HEY!
[07:12] <Cybane> A lot of buffer I/O erros
[07:12] <pwnguin> cables: already lookin
[07:13] <ThePioneer> Nessus anyone?
[07:13] <prodigy> stmiller: Did you use to play quakeworld?
[07:13] <Azhi_Dahaka> guys, is there a way to set an automatic desktop enviroment for each session? not having to choose from the session menu on the startup, but set it on the accounts?
[07:13] <Azhi_Dahaka> for example, 4 accounts and 2 uses kde... how to set it automatically for those 2 instead of the manual setting?
[07:13] <pwnguin> cables: here's a good one http://www.nslu2-linux.org/
[07:13] <cables> pwnguin, found it
[07:13] <stmiller> prodigy: no my friends did. It was 'amazing!' back then
[07:13] <eh> I'm having problems with Firefox crashing all the time, how do I retrieve the error reports from the crashes?
[07:13] <eh> or bug reports?
[07:14] <raulh> ok i installed Irssi where is it lol cant find it in apps
[07:14] <cables> lol
[07:14] <cables> raulh, it's a command line program
[07:14] <ThePioneer> Nessus | help
[07:14] <Cybane> Anyone have an idea?
[07:14] <cables> raulh, xchat is what you want, not irssi
[07:14] <prodigy> Thats how the whole fileplanet enterprise got started. they made quakespy, which became Game Spy, started planetquake which all morphed into a huge company
[07:14] <raulh> -+_
[07:14] <n2diy> cables: ok, I better copy and paste this stuff.
[07:14] <raulh> ffs now
[07:14] <TOoSmOotH> prodigy, I had 2 Canopus pure 3d 2 voodoo 2s
[07:14] <n2diy> ! pastebin
[07:14] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[07:15] <prodigy> Yea i had a similar setup where they had the cable that went to another vga plug to link them
[07:15] <Madpilot> raulh, you do know that irssi is a terminal/command line app, right? No full-on UI in the modern sense...
[07:15] <pwnguin> irssi is text based, which is nice if you want to present a uniform and persistant irc -- just ssh to a stable server and irc from there
[07:15] <dawn_chorus> Cybane, remember to append my name to your message, if you're messaging me.
[07:15] <prodigy> Kind of an old school "SLI" i guess
[07:15] <blstha> What encoding should I set in IDE (in Linux) for Source code to preserve characters inserted from WindowsOS?
[07:16] <pwnguin> blstha: are you sure you want that?
[07:16] <raulh> yes i know
[07:16] <blstha> Yeah I'm messing up the code
[07:16] <pwnguin> blstha: it's not really an encoding, just a format for line returns
[07:16] <Cybane> dawn_chorus: Driver 'sd' needs updating - please use bus_type_methods  and that is right before a lot of Buffer I/o Errors
[07:16] <cables> raulh, open a terminal and type "irssi" to start it... but what you really want is xchat.
[07:16] <blstha> No even characters are messed up
[07:17] <xlinux__> what do you guys think about PCLOS
[07:17] <raulh> no i dont lol
[07:17] <blstha> No even characters are messed up
[07:17] <raulh> i want irssi i like challanges
[07:17] <pwnguin> heh
[07:17] <cables> raulh, well, it's going to be a hell of a challenge if you didn't understand that it wouldn't show up in your apps menu
[07:17] <pwnguin> raulh: so start up a terminal, run irssi then type /connect irc.freenode.com
[07:17] <raulh> challange=keeps me alive
[07:17] <dawn_chorus> Cybane, read this : http://kerneltrap.org/comment/reply/8220/236935
[07:17] <sivaji>  how to reinstall  kubuntu without format??(i mean repairing)
[07:18] <TOoSmOotH> prodigy, It was the Original SLI
[07:18] <pwnguin> raulh: but how is it a challenge if we tell you how to do it? ;)
[07:18] <TOoSmOotH> prodigy, SLI isn't new
[07:18] <cables> Jeez, going from "not wanting to learn Xchat scripting" to "challenging yourself with irssi" in about 5 minutes is pretty intense
[07:18] <prodigy> Yea i know, they just link em up different now is what i meant
[07:19] <raulh> i said hw i start it -_-
[07:19] <FKi> whats ubuntu's version of limewire?
[07:19] <Cybane> dawn_chorus: so I need to use a different linux kernel?
[07:19] <cables> raulh, like i said... open a terminal and type irssi
[07:19] <eh> FKi: GTK
[07:19] <pwnguin> Cybane: is that a USB drive?
[07:19] <Deinumite> FKi, you could try frostwire, i think its just the opensource version of limewire
[07:19] <Cybane> I am using 6.06 LTS
[07:19] <raulh> ezx pezy im connected to my irc server already
[07:19] <FKi> Were do i get GTK or frostwire?
[07:20] <Cybane> pwnguin: It is an external enclosure
[07:20] <eh> fki: GTK gnutella
[07:20] <carl> synaptic
[07:20] <eh> from the resp
[07:20] <raulh> i kno lol was making a point he said how chllange if we tlel you i never asked for the client help sjut how launch it
[07:20] <eh> add and remove
[07:20] <Deinumite> FKi: i used automatix, although i heard that screws with packages or something
[07:20] <n2diy> cables: wget is cooking, 40 hours to go! :)
[07:20] <pwnguin> Cybane: for an sd card?
[07:20] <cables> raulh, you're using Gaim, not IRSSI...
[07:20] <cables> n2diy, yay for dial-up!
[07:20] <Cybane> pwnguin: IDE HDD
[07:20] <dawn_chorus> Cybane, i'm not sure.  it seems to be some sort of bug.
[07:20] <FKi> wich one would you recomend, frostwire or gnutella?
[07:20] <raulh> no im not im on irssi on my personal server?
[07:20] <dawn_chorus> Cybane, do you have any other kernels that you can boot into?
[07:20] <eh> so, applications, add and remove, then type GTK gnutella k fti?
[07:20] <greenhobo21> FrostWire works fine.
[07:21] <Deinumite> FKi: if you like limewire, frostwire looks basically identical
[07:21] <raulh> want me to priove myself?
[07:21] <eh> gnutella operates over multiply p2p networks, therefore GTK is the way too go
[07:21] <FKi> ok thanks alot
[07:21] <Cybane> dawn_chorus: I finished a basical install from the live CD and performed a system update
[07:21] <greenhobo21> FrostWire is LimeWore with all those damned ads and such and every DL is high speed
[07:21] <prodigy> Anyone here a Sopranos fan? Was tonights episode any good? I'm just starting it now
[07:21] <greenhobo21> without*
[07:21] <pwnguin> Cybane: well i think for some reason it seems the kernel thinks your enclosure is an sd card
[07:21] <idk> whats server name?
[07:21] <pwnguin> Cybane: so out of curiousity, why'd you pick 6.06 lts?
[07:21] <idk> ill connect
[07:22] <cables> idk, irc.freenode.net
[07:22] <Cybane> pwnguin: for stability
[07:22] <pwnguin> Cybane: as in less crashes?
[07:22] <cables> ha, LTS crashed more for me than Feisty
[07:22] <cables> stupid drivers :(
[07:22] <Cybane> pwnguin: nope just because I wanted something that works.  I have been working gentoo, freebsd and archlinux and I got fed up and decided I wanted something to just work right
[07:23] <pwnguin> yea, lts isnt about less crashes, but some people want a "stable environment" that they dont have to update for years
[07:23] <eh> no way, feisty is just beeing a punk for me.
[07:23] <dawn_chorus> Cybane, why didn't you try Debian as well?
[07:23] <Deinumite> So is there no way to get VirtualBox to let me use 3d aps?
[07:23] <cables> Deinumite, no way :(
[07:23] <n2diy> cables: LTS has worked fine for me, but why call it LTS, when they no longer ship cds for it?
[07:23] <Cybane> dawn_chorus: Because it never crossed my mind I like Gentoo for learning linux and Ubuntu for making my stuff work
[07:24] <pwnguin> Cybane: personally, i think you'd be better off with the not lts releases, but you're welcome to try it and report bugs.
[07:24] <idkanything> arrg my terminal snt respiding..
[07:24] <pwnguin> n2diy: they ship cds last i looked
[07:24] <Deinumite> oh well, thanks for the heads up, im off to sleep, later everyone
[07:24] <dawn_chorus> Cybane, your stuff in Gentoo doesn't work?
[07:24] <n2diy> pwnguin: not since the released 7.04.
[07:24] <Cybane> dawn_chorus: I suck at getting X to work
[07:24] <pwnguin> Cybane: part of the testings gonna want you to try a newer kernel, usually by grabbing a newer live cd (its less hassle than upgrading)
[07:24] <n2diy> the/they
[07:24] <raul> whats wrong cables ?
[07:24] <cables> n2diy, support doesn't mean CDs, it means updates
[07:25] <pwnguin> n2diy: i coulda swore it was an option when i requested cds two weeks ago
[07:25] <raul> you really thought i couldnt connect?
[07:25] <M4tth3w_07> can anyone please help me fix my linux-swap problem? it isnt auto detect and mount. i had to open gparted to mount it manually >,<
[07:25] <pwnguin> n2diy: it might be a special request situation though
[07:25] <raul> i kno most irc commands
[07:25] <Cybane> dawn_chorus:Also, every time I tried to emerge a WM it would error out
[07:25] <kuma> hi, im not sure if this is the right channel to do this question, but i try to ping a site and i get all the packages lost, but if i access it throug browser works fine, any idea what's hapenning?
[07:25] <n2diy> cables: I suppose?
[07:25] <adnan> hi
[07:25] <adnan> quick question
[07:25] <n2diy> pwnguin: i couldn't find them.
[07:25] <cables> raul, I wasn't doubting your ability to use IRC. But the thing is, you just asked us why IRSSI didn't appear in the app list!
[07:25] <prodigy> Anyone know if there is a virtual pc program that lets you tell it to use a second keyboard and mouse? That way i could put it on my second monitor and use that keyboard and mouse for a more real virutal pc?
[07:26] <adnan> who can tell me how replace evolution with Firebird
[07:26] <idkanything> b/c never used before..
[07:26] <idkanything> never heard befre
[07:26] <cables> adnan, Firebird?
[07:26] <cables> adnan, you mean thunderbird?
[07:26] <pwnguin> prodigy: i remember canonical announced they were hosting some company's software to do that, but it wasnt open source
[07:26] <adnan> I call it the firebird
[07:26] <adnan> hehehe
[07:26] <adnan> hehehe
[07:26] <adnan> lol
[07:26] <cables> adnan, just go to Applications>Add/Remove and choose Thunderbird
[07:26] <n2diy> adnan: I think all I did was use synaptic to install Firebird.
[07:26] <adnan> cool
[07:27] <cables> Wasn't Firebird Firefox's old name?
[07:27] <pwnguin> Cybane: phoenix
[07:27] <adnan> not sure
[07:27] <n2diy> adnan: I think all I did was use synaptic to install Firebird., whoops Thunderbird, and Firefox, and Sunbird too.
[07:27] <prodigy> That would be kind of cool. That way my brother when he's over could use that monitor as a terminal kinda since with what i run now i have to controll it with my keyboard
[07:27] <stoicmt> pwnguin: both
[07:27] <kbrosnan> at one time yes
[07:27] <cables> both
[07:27] <cables> yeah
[07:27] <stoicmt> phoenix -> firebird -> firefox
[07:27] <Tux_master__> Hey, Everbody... please!  HELP ME! "How conect in the Internet with Modem Dial Up in the Ubuntu"????
[07:27] <pwnguin> cables: it was phoenix, but they kept running into "someone already took that"
[07:28] <cables> pwnguin, I know
[07:28] <adnan> better hope its not a winmodem
[07:28] <kuma> i guess this want the right channel to ask aboutpinging a site, can somebody give me some directions to where i can get some help about this? :)
[07:28] <cables> someone else still owns firefox.com
[07:28] <adnan> tux_master__
[07:28] <cables> kuma, System>Administration>Network Tools
[07:28] <n2diy> Tux_master__: what version of Ubuntu?
[07:28] <adnan> I am not sure if that shit would work with ubonto
[07:28] <cables> !ohmy | adnan
[07:28] <ubotu> adnan: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[07:28] <Tux_master__> 0.76....
[07:28] <adnan> sorry
[07:28] <adam93250> i think i might of found a bug. My computer says i have a wired connection, but i dont.
[07:28] <prodigy> You can do it in the network setup i think, same place as the ether card setup
[07:28] <Tux_master__> The new version
[07:29] <adnan> excuse my french
[07:29] <adnan> won't do it again
[07:29] <cables> adnan, lol, I do that pretty often by accident.
[07:29] <prodigy> Been so long since I used dialup internet
[07:29] <kuma> cables thx
[07:29] <adnan> heheh
[07:29] <adnan> don't we all
[07:29] <adnan> heheh3e
[07:29] <pwnguin> my laptop has a modem. i guess in case i visit a 3rd world country hotel
[07:29] <n2diy> Tux_master__: ok, I'm on 6.06, can you click on system>admin>networking, and select dial up?
[07:30] <adnan> but yea I am really not sure if winmodems (meaning the internal ones only designed for windows without ubonto drivers)
[07:30] <raul> hmm
[07:30] <adnan> will work on ubonto
[07:30] <prodigy> Last time i used dialup was on my labtop when i use to plug it into my cell phone and is the cell as a modem
[07:30] <adnan> hehehe
[07:30] <adnan> COOOOLLL
[07:30] <prodigy> That was pretty cool technology when u could first do that
[07:30] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Ok, I configure all, but not conect... :-(
[07:30] <pwnguin> prodigy: that stuff's expensive
[07:30] <adnan> I am new to obonto and I like it ALOT
[07:30] <adnan> its pretty neat
[07:31] <holycow> !kde
[07:31] <ubotu> KDE (http://kde.org) is the !desktop environment used natively in !Kubuntu. To install from Ubuntu:  sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop , or see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE) . Latest KDE version is 3.5.7 for Feisty, 3.5.6 for Edgy, and 3.5.5 for Dapper. See http://kubuntu.org) for more information.
[07:31] <cables> adnan, learn to spell it correctly!
[07:31] <clearzen> So, I'm trying to return the x session of a remote machine. But I want to return the x session to f8 instead of f7. Any idea how I could do this with ssh -X ?
[07:31] <pwnguin> adnan: im pretty sure there's at least one U in Ubuntu
[07:31] <adnan> ill try to
[07:31] <cables> !enter | adnan
[07:31] <ubotu> adnan: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[07:31] <cables> !msgthebot | holycow
[07:31] <ubotu> holycow: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (see also !Bot). Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...
[07:31] <holycow> cables,  go away
[07:31] <idkanything> anyone know a program that can record your screen?
[07:31] <n2diy> Tux_master__: Do you activate the connection, what happens then?
[07:31] <holycow> i didn't aske you for anything
[07:31] <idkanything> for linux
[07:31] <n2diy> Do/did
[07:31] <idkanything> nvm g2g
[07:31] <Tux_master__> n2diy: I used the command: pppconfig...... that's all right, but Not connect
[07:31] <pwnguin> heh
[07:31] <pwnguin> that guy
[07:31] <cables> lol
[07:32] <n2diy> Tux_master__: ok, I'm on 6.06, can you click on system>admin>networking, and select dial up?
[07:32] <Tux_master__> n2diy: yes...
[07:32] <prodigy> Well time for me to shutdown the brain. Gotta get up and plug into society at my job at 4am.
[07:32] <cables> we had a guy in here a few days ago who introduced himself by saying that ubuntu sucked because it broke his Windows install, then proceeded to abuse us, despite us saying we wouldn't help him.  Please. Stop wasting my scrollback.
[07:34] <jml> Is it possible to install Ubuntu to a USB pen drive?
[07:34] <holycow> case in point
[07:34] <Cybane> Linux is great as long as you use hardware that it supports
[07:34] <dawn_chorus> jml, yes, it is.
[07:34] <kadaz> linux is great if it does what you ask it to do.
[07:34] <holycow> Cybane, thats true of all oses
[07:34] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Ok... This new version is strange....
[07:34] <Cybane> Not Windows
[07:34] <Cybane> Hardware mfgs support the OS
[07:34] <holycow> including vista
[07:34] <cables> Cybane, Windows doesn't support my hardware.
[07:34] <jml> dawn_chorus: is the install process straightforward?
[07:35] <pwnguin> cables: well, there's /ignore. ubuntu / canonical claims it's supported for 18 months, and advertise free support on irc and mailing lists
[07:35] <n2diy> Tux_master__: Yes I know. :)
[07:35] <kadaz> that goes for my kids too,. but seriously
[07:35] <Tux_master__> n2diy: I'll download the Ubuntu 6.06, you have the link??
[07:35] <cables> Cybane, it was basically unusable until I installed third-party drivers. Ubuntu, however, worked out of the box.
[07:35] <kadaz> they are always great, but a little less
[07:35] <holycow> Tux_master__, ubuntu.com
[07:35] <dawn_chorus> jml, never done it myself.
[07:35] <cables> Tux_master__, I'd recommend using 7.04, it's much better.
[07:35] <cables> Tux_master__, easier to set up, and better drivers.
[07:35] <holycow> thats stupid
[07:35] <holycow> and wrong
[07:35] <kadaz> Hey guys, Iam trying to use tsclient as a vncviewer, but I dont have any displays coming up? why?
[07:35] <holycow> windows works on a terrific amount of hardware out of the box
[07:36] <n2diy> Tux_master__: Not of the top of my head, google for Ubuntu Dapper
[07:36] <pwnguin> omg xp was a pita to set up wireless on
[07:36] <holycow> just like linux it has to be older hardware
[07:36] <n2diy> of/off
[07:36] <cables> pwnguin, yeah, same for me.
[07:36] <dawn_chorus> jml, here's something for warmup reading.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootFromUSB
[07:36] <Matthai> idkanything, it is xvidcap
[07:36] <pwnguin> holycow: it was harder to set up my wireless card in XP than ubuntu
[07:36] <cables> Also, my Windows Wi-Fi driver bluescreens me every 3 times I boot.
[07:36] <Tux_master__> n2diy: hehehehe, Ok... Ahm, I'm used this version, hahahaha (7.04
[07:36] <Tux_master__> n2diy: :- )
[07:37] <holycow> pwnguin, *nod* regardless tho we shouldn't try to pick out favourable arguments when we know that roughly both oses do quite well on out of the box hardware detection
[07:37] <holycow> especially with older hardware
[07:37] <n2diy> Tux_master__: Roger that.
[07:37] <dawn_chorus> jml, here's a howto for edgy.
[07:37] <dawn_chorus> jml, http://technowizah.com/2006/11/ubuntu-how-to-ubuntu-edgy-from-usb.html
[07:37] <holycow> albeit linux has an advantage probably on esoteric hardware
[07:37] <Robert98374> Hello Everyone
[07:37] <clearzen> I'm trying to start multiple instances of  X on my system but when I try startx --:1 it gives me the error user not authorized to run x server. But when no X is running it will allow me to start an X session. What am I doing wrong?
[07:38] <cables> holycow, the fact that Windows gets updates like every 5 years while Ubuntu is updated every 6 months means that Ubuntu generally has more up-to-date out of the box hardware support. However, Windows definitely has more available drivers.
[07:38] <sivaji> !hi | Robert98374
[07:38] <ubotu> Robert98374: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[07:38] <Robert98374> Where can i find a good place to get gdesklets
[07:38] <kadaz> Oh hi clearzen
[07:38] <holycow> wrong
[07:38] <clearzen> kadaz: hi
[07:38] <xlinux__> thats weird.. whenever beryl is running I cant close the konversation server list window
[07:38] <holycow> but anyway welcome to my ignore list
[07:38] <Tux_master__> n2diy: :D, but if the version 6.06 is best.... ok!! hehehehe, Desktop 3D!! :)
[07:38] <cables> lol holycow is amazing
[07:38] <naor> hi
[07:39] <Tux_master__> n2diy: I'm using kurumin 7, HAHAHAHAHA......... simple, simple... :D
[07:39] <n2diy> Tux_master__: I don't know anything about Desktop 3D, I'm not a gamer, and don't need it.
[07:40] <n2diy> Tux_master__: I play majong, and backgammon, I don't think I need 3D? :)
[07:40] <xlinux__> anyone know the network/server for PCLinuxOS?
[07:41] <Tux_master__> n2diy: I understand, The Desktop 3D is only a alternative.
[07:41] <phiqtion> any extra repositories to add which contain restricted software like w32codecs?
[07:41] <cables> phiqtion, restricted :)
[07:41] <no0b> Can someone help me with Azureus?
[07:41] <cables> Tux_master__, are you choosing between 6.06 and 7.04?
[07:41] <dawn_chorus> !medibuntu | phiqtion
[07:41] <ubotu> phiqtion: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://medibuntu.sos-sts.com/
[07:41] <cables> !anyone | no0b
[07:41] <ubotu> no0b: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[07:41] <no0b> Each time I open it, it closes really fast?
[07:41] <phiqtion> thx
[07:42] <n2diy> Tux_master__: Not on my dual PII 333mhz box.
[07:42] <cables> no0b, that's because Azureus sucks, and there's no way to fix this problem. Use something else.
[07:42] <no0b> gees cables, don't be an ass man
[07:42] <xlinux__> no0b.. delete the .azureus folder in /home
[07:42] <no0b> what do you recommend?
[07:42] <clearzen> no0b: ktorrent is okay. rtorrent is good for remote stuff but it's CLI
[07:42] <Robert98374> no0b Opera
[07:42] <cables> no0b, I'm not trying to... but the only way to fix it is to delete .azureus, and then it'll only happen again.
[07:42] <cables> no0b, I've never finished a download with Azureus.
[07:42] <xlinux__> no0b: then it will work for a while and then start doing it again
[07:42] <Tux_master__> n2diy: I don't know what is the best,,,
[07:43] <no0b> ok then thx very much
[07:43] <xlinux__> I think bittornado is the best
[07:43] <cables> no0b, if you want something nice and simple, go to http://deluge-torrent.org and download that, or install wine and use utorrent.
[07:43] <Tux_master__> n2diy: I was use 7.04, but not connect.....
[07:43] <no0b> can we get utorrent for the linuc?
[07:43] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Good computer.... :D
[07:43] <n2diy> Tux_master__: What works for you!
[07:43] <clearzen> xlinux__: naw, if you have a spare machine torrentflux rocks
[07:43] <cables> no0b, install wine and you can run the Windows uTorrent
[07:43] <sivaji> no0b yes
[07:43] <xlinux__> no0b: try bittornado
[07:43] <no0b> thx people, thx very much
[07:44] <Tux_master__> n2diy: I self....
[07:44] <pwnguin> cables: azureus works fine, its ubuntu's packaging
[07:44] <kadaz> Iam trying to use tsclient for a vncviewer, but the window display doesnt pop up?
[07:44] <xlinux__> clearzen: why do I need a spare machine for torrentflux and why does it rock
[07:44] <n2diy> Tux_master__: For $100 US, including 17 monitor, keyboard and mouse, yes.
[07:44] <xlinux__> does anyone know the network/ server for PCLOS?
[07:44] <cables> pwnguin, why haven't they fixed that? it was like this in Edgy, and I think Dapper as well.
[07:44] <pwnguin> cables: because nobody cares and its in universe
[07:44] <Tux_master__> n2diy: WHOA!.........
[07:44] <Tux_master__> HAUIHUAUIAHA
[07:44] <pwnguin> cables: ask MOTU
[07:45] <cables> pwnguin, how the hell does nobody care? I mean, it's only the MOST POPULAR torrent client, pretty much.
[07:45] <patricio> nnn
[07:46] <xlinux__> clearzen: whats so great about torrentflux?
[07:46] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Thanks, but I'm glad with my.... Sempron 2.0 768 RAM .....
[07:46] <pwnguin> cables: probably because everyone just downloads the latest release, puts it in their home dir and doesn't bother figuring out what's broken with the debian package. my guess is it's either the native look and feel or the native binaries
[07:46] <clearzen> xlinux__: it's built to be a torrent server basically. It uses bit tornado for the torrent program under the GUI though
[07:46] <cables> pwnguin, that's annoying
[07:46] <phiqtion> dawn_chorus: after installing medibuntu, packages offer to install or i have to issue the install command to get them?
[07:46] <dawn_chorus> phiqtion, you'll have to issue a command.
[07:46] <xlinux__> clearzen: thats greek to me- I dont understand why that would be better
[07:46] <clearzen> xlinux__: you can have multiple users, bandwidth control and a web gui you can use from anywhere basically
[07:46] <dawn_chorus> or two.  :)
[07:47] <xlinux__> haha, nm
[07:47] <cables> holycow has remained silent... can someone tell him to get his own nick? He's /ignored me
[07:47] <n2diy> Tux_master__: Roger on the Sempron, must be nice! :) How long do you think the 6.06 DL/install will take you?
[07:47] <Robert98374> Wheres a good place to get Gdesklets?
[07:47] <xlinux__> that answered that question
[07:47] <dawn_chorus> phiqtion, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=413624
[07:47] <thoreauputic> !info gdesklets
[07:47] <ubotu> gdesklets: Architecture for desktop applets. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.35.3-4ubuntu2 (feisty), package size 466 kB, installed size 2452 kB
[07:48] <clearzen> So you can download torrents from work school the coffee shop and upload them to your server in your house. And it doesn't  resources on your machine to do it. It uses the server instead
[07:48] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Humm...... 20 minutes.....
[07:48] <radioaktivstorm> is there any reason why under xubuntu  when it mounts my usb drive, it opens both nautilus *and* thunar? i would like for only thunar to open
[07:48] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Maybe 10
[07:48] <kadaz> haha
[07:48] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Why?
[07:48] <Robert98374> sorry let me clairify where can i get more desklets?
[07:48] <holycow> clearzen, thx for the heads up on torrentflux, neato
[07:48] <clearzen> xlinux__: and also bandwidth from a remote location. It's less of a hassle basicly
[07:48] <n2diy> Tux_master__: Ok, getting late here, I'm good for maybe 45 minutes or so.
[07:49] <Tux_master__> n2diy: O.o
[07:49] <dawn_chorus> Robert98374, desklets suck.  use conky.
[07:49] <Robert98374> dawn_chorus conky?
[07:49] <Tux_master__> n2diy: I'm sorry!.. hehehehehe
[07:49] <aubade> Conky is a system monitor, not a 'widget engine'.
[07:49] <n2diy> Tux_master__: Do you have all the info. on your incoming and outgoing smtp servers?
[07:50] <Tux_master__> n2diy: yes......
[07:50] <dawn_chorus> Robert98374, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=281865&highlight=paste+your+conky
[07:50] <kadaz> Iam trying to use tsclient for vncviewer but there is not a display coming up after connection
[07:50] <Tux_master__> I do
[07:50] <n2diy> Tux_master__: Cool.
[07:50] <holycow> quit messaging me you dipshits
[07:50] <Tux_master__> n2diy: hehehe
[07:50] <PurpZeY> !ohmy
[07:50] <ubotu> Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[07:50] <cables> !ohmy > holycow
[07:51] <thoreauputic> holycow: no more of that please
[07:51] <n2diy> Tux_master__: your a happy fellow! :)
[07:51] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Hey.... I go to bed, HUAIHUIAUIAH....  I .... DEAD
[07:52] <Tux_master__> Computer, NO MORE for today......
[07:52] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Hahahahahaha
[07:52] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Thank you very much man!
[07:52] <n2diy> Tux_master__: What is HUAIIHUIAUIAH?
[07:52] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Good night for you!
[07:53] <Tux_master__> n2diy: HAUIHAUIUIAHa = HAhahahaha... Understand?
[07:53] <n2diy> Tux_master__: In what language?
[07:53] <n2diy> Tux_master__: I'm learning. :)
[07:53] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Portuguese.... but use hahaha too
[07:53] <Tux_master__> :D
[07:54] <thoreauputic> !offtopic
[07:54] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[07:54] <n2diy> Tux_master__: Roger. how is the DL coming?
[07:54] <Robert98374> dawn_chorus how do i install one of those/
[07:54] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Say me a word in portuguese....
[07:54] <Robert98374> ?
[07:54] <dawn_chorus> Robert98374, sudo aptitude install conky
[07:55] <n2diy> Tux_master__: Si?
[07:55] <Tux_master__> n2diy: HAHAHAHAHAHA
[07:55] <Robert98374> dawn_chorus is there documentation?
[07:55] <thoreauputic> guys, random chatter -->> #ubuntu-offtopic pleas
[07:55] <Tux_master__> n2diy: In Portuguese not spanish......... :D
[07:55] <Tux_master__> :-S
[07:55] <name_goes_here> Can anyone help on a alternate install where I'm trying to manually partition two hard drives and edit RAID?  This line has me stumped:  "physical volume for RAID" (0xFD) instead of "Ext3....   I'm using this guide --->  http://users.piuha.net/martti/comp/ubuntu/raid.html
[07:55] <thoreauputic> Tux_master__: n2diy ---> #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:56] <dawn_chorus> Robert98374, http://conky.sourceforge.net/
[07:56] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Example: Bom dia = Good morning..... Oi, Ola = Hi, Hello
[07:56] <Tux_master__> ....
[07:56] <radioaktivstorm> is there any reason why under xubuntu  when it mounts my usb drive, it opens both nautilus and thunar? i would like for only thunar to open
[07:56] <dawn_chorus> Robert98374, you configure conky by editing the ~/.conkyrc file.  it's pretty easy, really.
[07:56] <n2diy> Tux_master__: I'm iin OT
[07:57] <name_goes_here> In creating the /  partition...   logical or primary?
[07:57] <thoreauputic> Tux_master__: I will remove that in a minute - please take offtopic to #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:57] <pwnguin> does the live cd have a backup tool on it?
[07:57] <Tux_master__> n2diy: Well.......... good night for you, bye!!!!
[07:57] <dawn_chorus> name_goes_here, doesn't matter.
[07:57] <cables> pwnguin, what do you mean by a backup tool? It has cp, tar, etc...
[07:57] <Tux_master__> GOOD NIGHT !!!!
[07:58] <name_goes_here> see, what I'm trying to do is use two hard drives as one space in this install
[07:58] <Tux_master__> EVERBODY!!!! Good night! HAHAHAAHAHA............ So long!Q
[07:58] <holycow> pwnguin, no, but it should actually, thats an interesting idea
[07:58] <name_goes_here> thus the need to edit RAID
[07:58] <pwnguin> cables: something i can write to a vista smb share with without wanting to stab myself in the eye
[07:58] <dawn_chorus> name_goes_here, unless it's within an extended partition.  then it must be logical.  outside, it needs to be primary.
[07:58] <cables> pwnguin, you can't go to it in Places>Network?
[07:58] <pwnguin> cables: i can, but i cant seem to delte anything
[07:58] <xlinux__> dang.. for as large as PCLinuxOS is, its amazing how small and crappy there irc channels are...
[07:59] <cables> pwnguin, weird
[07:59] <name_goes_here> and despite this being a lil over my head..  I'm determined to drop windows all together on this machine
[07:59] <solid_li1> ls
[07:59] <pwnguin> cables: or open the txt file with text editor
[07:59] <pwnguin> cables: vista's a bit wierd
[07:59] <dawn_chorus> name_goes_here, you'll learn quickly if you stick to it.
[07:59] <holycow> name_goes_here, give it time.  make sure your comfy first
[07:59] <n2diy> Tux_master__: Whatz up, you just told me to join OT, and now your pulling the plug?
[07:59] <pwnguin> holycow: can i install a package temporarily on the live cd env?
[08:00] <tonyyarusso> pwnguin: yes
[08:00] <cables> pwnguin, just like you would install a package normally.
[08:00] <pwnguin> yay
[08:00] <cables> pwnguin, as long as you have enough RAM, it'll work.
[08:00] <pwnguin> shouldn't be a problem
[08:00] <name_goes_here> been using ubuntu for months, just haven't tried anything all that hard yet..
[08:00] <Azhi_Dahaka>  my video driver is crashing the computer when X restarts
[08:01] <Azhi_Dahaka> X restarts when pressing ctrl+alt+backspace and when exiting sessions, right?
[08:02] <dawn_chorus> yep
[08:02] <Azhi_Dahaka> then my video driver is crashing the computer when X restarts... hate ATI
[08:02] <dawn_chorus> Azhi_Dahaka, change your driver to VESA, temporarily.
[08:03] <Azhi_Dahaka> i setted it to ati
[08:03] <Azhi_Dahaka> not the fglfx
[08:03] <dawn_chorus> Azhi_Dahaka, did you run the Restricted Drivers Manager?
[08:03] <Azhi_Dahaka> nope
[08:03] <Azhi_Dahaka> no idea how that works
[08:03] <Azhi_Dahaka> i followed the Binary ATI howto
[08:04] <dawn_chorus> Azhi_Dahaka, System > Administration > Restricte...
[08:05] <Azhi_Dahaka> WAY OT: Has anyone see Shrek 3?
[08:05] <Phylo> I have Ubuntu and WinXP dual booting, but upgrading messed up Ubuntu.  I now have a working XP and a non-working Ubuntu.  I downloaded Fiesty Fawn and burnt an .iso
[08:05] <Phylo> now I need help installing it
[08:05] <cables> !offtopic | Azhi_Dahaka, yep, it's WAY OT
[08:05] <ubotu> Azhi_Dahaka, yep, it's WAY OT: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[08:05] <Phylo> I am at the Prepare Disk Space step (paritions)
[08:06] <Phylo> how can I install Ubuntu OVER the old one (format it completely if I need to)
[08:06] <dawn_chorus> partition the disk.
[08:07] <dawn_chorus> *or the partition.
[08:07] <cables> Phylo, in manual partitioning, select the old Ubuntu partitions as the ones you want to use for your new install.
[08:07] <holycow> Phylo, when you are doing the manul paritioning you will have the option to set it to format or keep data
[08:07] <holycow> obviously select format for all partitions you want
[08:08] <romunov> aloha
[08:08] <aoceuhe> holycow, already got him covered :)
[08:08] <romunov> i have a problem with my proftpd
[08:08] <romunov> when a user tries to download a file, he gets permission denied
[08:08] <romunov> even though i've set permission to download (i use gproftpd)
[08:08] <n2diy> ! aloha
[08:08] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about aloha - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:09] <romunov> i've set chmod to 755 of the target directory
[08:10] <Phylo> ok, I chose Manual, forward.  I have /dev/sda which has no size or mount point, sda1-ntfs mounted under /media/sda1 (that's good I think), and sda2-ext3 also mounted under /media
[08:10] <Phylo> (and a swap partition)
[08:10] <n2diy> romunov: and...?
[08:11] <insomniac190> is there any way to get the webcam in my laptop with feisty installed to work?
[08:11] <dawn_chorus> Phylo, sounds like you want to mount sda2 to / , and format that partition.
[08:11] <cables> Phylo, your main partition should be mounted to /, the swap one should just be set to swap.
[08:11] <cables> Phylo, although it looks like dawn_chorus is a step ahead of me :)
[08:11] <dawn_chorus> net delay probably.
[08:12] <pwnguin> gnome vfs for samba is just plain painful
[08:12] <pwnguin> hopefully the kernel people are better at this
[08:12] <romunov> n2diy: well, i'n trying to solve it :>
[08:12] <cables> pwnguin, yeah, although I don't like KDE, KIO is great.
[08:12] <holycow> insomniac190, typically no
[08:12] <holycow> insomniac190, just some background info
[08:12] <romunov> i'm out of ideas what could be causing this permission denied message
[08:12] <holycow> there are NO known video cam chipsets with open source drivers
[08:13] <holycow> thus all are reverse engineered
[08:13] <benpicco> any ideas where to enter global proxy settings?
[08:13] <dawn_chorus> romunov, where is user trying to download the files to?
[08:13] <holycow> your best bet is to find out the exact vid capture chipset for your laptop and the google up the relavent drivers for them
[08:14] <insomniac190> holycow, thats what i had gathered from reading about webcam support, will try google out
[08:14] <n2diy> romunov: you haven't explained what permission you where denied? Or I missed it, 5 only give read and execute permissions, not write permission.
[08:14] <arooni> if i if one accidentally chown'd all your files in / to be owned by some other user... is there a way to undo that action?  (the files were owned by multiple users before the command went through)
[08:14] <romunov> but does he need write permission from my machine?
[08:14] <FireJet> Can someone remind me of the command that shows all currently installed packages?
[08:14] <romunov> from what i gather, you only need read?
[08:14] <cables> FireJet, < dpkg -i | grep ii > i think
[08:14] <romunov> firejet Synaptic :)
[08:15] <TeslaDave> Hi need help on how to get beryl to run at startup, have ubuntu gnome
[08:15] <FireJet> Nah, it was something to do with "--get-selected"...
[08:15] <jack> how is it possible a disk is mounted (rw), but still a "read-only filesystem"? ;x
[08:15] <thoreauputic> FireJet:  dpkg -l or  dpkg --get-selections
[08:15] <cables> TeslaDave, go to System>Preferences>Sessions, hit add, then for command put beryl-manager
[08:15] <jack> cant even boot up my feisty anymore because of that
[08:15] <TeslaDave> cables just beryl-manger
[08:15] <FireJet> thoreauputic: That's the one, thanks.
[08:15] <romunov> n2diy: i can copy/paste you the error message in private
[08:15] <jack> glad if i can get any hints :(
[08:15] <Phylo> can I do it without formatting?
[08:16] <cables> Phylo, better to format
[08:16] <TeslaDave> Thanks cables
[08:16] <cables> Phylo, you have to format the one you'll be using for /
[08:16] <n2diy> ! pastebin | romunov
[08:16] <ubotu> romunov: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[08:16] <n2diy> romunov: with pastebin, everybody can look at it.
[08:16] <dawn_chorus> jack, can't mount the root filesystem?
[08:17] <jack> dawn_chorus: it is mounted, i'm in text (recovery) mode atm
[08:17] <jack> (rw, notail) according to mount, but i cant write to it
[08:18] <jack> which breaks booting of course, no lock files or anything can be written
[08:18] <name_goes_here> mount point for swap is?  (I'm using the alternate cd..  it all looks foreign to me
[08:18] <romunov> n2diy: it seems the damn thing works now
[08:18] <name_goes_here> doesn't say swap anywhere???
[08:18] <remfarkas> hi, i dont have make-jpkg do u know where i can get it?
[08:19] <n2diy> romunov: good, you scared it!
[08:19] <cables> name_goes_here, swap doesn't need a mount point
[08:19] <romunov> it must be my hairy face
[08:19] <holycow> note to every ninny in this channel
[08:19] <holycow> i own this nick
[08:19] <insomniac190> is the version of ubuntu i install (32 or 64 bit) based completely on my processor?
[08:19] <n2diy> romunov: you might want to explore scp, and ssh, a lot more secure than ftp stuff.
[08:19] <alex-90g> can someone help me, I have a problem which is detailed here: http://forums.clubrsx.com/showthread.php?p=13830552#post13830552
[08:19] <holycow> quit bloody being asshats and messaging me retarded information about registering my nick
[08:19] <holycow> damned retards
[08:20] <romunov> i'm not sure my "users" (a friend) will know how to work on that
[08:20] <cables> !ohmy | holycow, ???
[08:20] <alex-90g> i've been trying to solve this all day, im about to die from frustration
[08:20] <ubotu> holycow, ???: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[08:20] <romunov> i will make a note of it, though
[08:20] <romunov> i'll check it out when i find the time
[08:20] <romunov> i have to study now
[08:20] <jack> holycow: you are the tard if you use freenode, want a nick but dont bother to register it
[08:20] <jack> kthx
[08:20] <holycow> its registered
[08:20] <holycow> by me
[08:20] <holycow> no go away
[08:20] <dawn_chorus> jack, i dunno.  you in text mode now?
[08:20] <jack> yup
[08:21] <jack> sshed to my mac which is networked, and has irssi on it
[08:21] <jack> ;x
[08:21] <n2diy> romunov: gl, 73
[08:21] <Ademan> what directories does ubuntu look (by default) for shared objects?
[08:21] <cables> holycow, you sure as hell aren't identified.
[08:21] <thinkingman> Hi guys, I'm trying to batch rename a whole bunch of files that are named like '(filename) copy.jpg' to (filename).jpg, not having much luck using sed.
[08:21] <jack> took me some ifconfig to even get the net working
[08:21] <thinkingman> when I do this: for file in *\ copy.jpg ; do mv $file `echo $file | sed 's/\(.*\)\ copy.jpg/\1.jpg/'` ;done
[08:21] <holycow> no shit sherlock
[08:21] <jack> dawn_chorus: i feel so f**king lost
[08:21] <tonyyarusso> !ohmy | holycow
[08:21] <ubotu> holycow: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[08:21] <cables> !ohmy | holycow, this is the third time
[08:21] <ubotu> holycow, this is the third time: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[08:21] <thinkingman> I get mv: target `filename.jpg` is not a directory
[08:21] <dawn_chorus> jack, not too sure myself.  have you edited /etc/fstab recently?
[08:22] <jack> not at all
[08:22] <thinkingman> what am I doing wrong?
[08:22] <jack> but i did install a bunch of things, including the newest kernel
[08:22] <alex-90g> im not sure why ubuntu has been so difficult for me. i've been trying to install it for 5 months now with nothing but problems and issues
[08:22] <dawn_chorus> jack, which kernel?
[08:22] <jack> one sec
[08:23] <holycow> alex-90g, typically that is as a result of unsupported hardware
[08:23] <holycow> what are you trying to install it on?
[08:23] <dawn_chorus> jack, uname -r
[08:23] <Phylo> the installer won't get past 15% _detecting filesystems (I left it for two hours last time)
[08:23] <jack> argh how do i get to my laptop now from irrsi :) hold on
[08:23] <alex-90g> holycow: i have a nvidia geforce 7600, i would think that is supported
[08:23] <jack> uname -r would tell you mac stuff
[08:23] <thinkingman> anyone familiar with sed?
[08:23] <holycow> alex-90g, should be yep.  what problems are you running into?
[08:23] <jack> dawn_chorus: i'll brb
[08:23] <alex-90g> http://forums.clubrsx.com/showthread.php?p=13830552#post13830552
[08:24] <alex-90g> check out my thread
[08:24] <alex-90g> i detailed it there
[08:24] <Watermelon2> hmm anyone knows where is the driver-related help channel for ubuntu?
[08:25] <jack> ok
[08:25] <cables> Watermelon2, right here :)
[08:25] <jack> dawn_chorus: 2.6.20-16-generic
[08:25] <holycow> alex-90g, not really enough information.  typically that is a misconfigured xorg.conf file
[08:25] <jack> erm .16-generic
[08:25] <n2diy> Watermelon2: this is the help channel?
[08:25] <dawn_chorus> jack, and it's done this every time you've tried to boot into this kernel?
[08:25] <varka> alex-first of all install nvidia-glx-new instead of nvidia-glx and then post your xorg.conf here with a nopaste-service
[08:25] <insomniac190> i installed the 32-bit version of feisty on my laptop with a core 2 duo processor...should i have installed the 64-bit version?
[08:25] <jack> yeah
[08:25] <alex-90g> holycow: so what do i do at this point?
[08:25] <jburd> How soon will emacs 22 be available in the repositories?
[08:25] <jack> it doesnt boot up completely into kubuntu, i can only enter a shell with "recovery mode"
[08:26] <varka> alex-90g: first of all install nvidia-glx-new instead of nvidia-glx and then post your xorg.conf here with a nopaste-service
[08:26] <dawn_chorus> jack, perhaps it's a bug in the kernel.  do you have any other kernel entries in your GRUB menu that you can boot into?
[08:26] <benpicco> does anybody know how to configure the computer to use a proxy to acces the Internet?
[08:26] <jack> .15 behaves exactly the same
[08:26] <holycow> varka, oh good call i forgot about that
[08:26] <jack> yeah, .15
[08:26] <alex-90g> what is nopaste service?
[08:26] <cables> !paste | alex-90g
[08:26] <ubotu> alex-90g: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[08:26] <jack> i doubt its a kernel issue :x
[08:26] <dawn_chorus> try booting into that one.
[08:26] <jack> did
[08:26] <Phylo> why "no"paste?
[08:26] <jack> .15 behaves exactly the same
[08:27] <cables> Phylo, because you're not supposed to paste to the channel
[08:27] <Phylo> aah
[08:27] <varka> ^^
[08:27] <stiv2k> hey hit me up if you need any
[08:27] <Joker> There's a terminal command to see the kernel version you're using, what is it?
[08:27] <cables> Joker, uname -r
[08:27] <Joker> Thank you
[08:27] <thoreauputic> Joker: uname -a
[08:27] <sutabi> Is there a way to only start-up in console mode rather then load up xorg?
[08:27] <thoreauputic> or uname -r
[08:27] <MasseR> AFAIK I know that one can "use" ubuntu on windows, but can one install it from there?
[08:27] <cables> MasseR, yes, but it's beta
[08:28] <MasseR> cables: Hmm?
[08:28] <cables> MasseR, it's called Wubi (google it)
[08:28] <MasseR> cables: Okay, thansk
[08:28] <thinkingman> wow you can install from within windows now?
[08:28] <maeth> hi , im trying to install this splash screen, im using feisty fawn, http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Arch+Glass+Bootsplash?content=58864
[08:28] <thinkingman> you guys are really targeting the ms converts eh?
[08:28] <Watermelon2> ok thanks.I have ubuntu 7.04 feisty 64,but I was unable to intall ati 'official'(propertiery) driver.I have been following the guide on 'cchtml' wiki,everything worked ok except the 3d acceleration(it always uses mesa soft opengl implementation before and after driver installation)
[08:28] <dawn_chorus> jack, can you get the exact error that's produced when you boot?
[08:28] <holycow> thinkingman, not really no
[08:29] <maeth> and i cant find on the second instruction /etc/splash folder... it doesnt exist
[08:29] <holycow> thinkingman, just really trying to stretch out beyond the linux guru
[08:29] <dawn_chorus> i think that's part of ubuntu's goal: convert Windows users.
[08:29] <holycow> afterall linux is very easy to use
[08:29] <MasseR> cables: Or do you know whether it is possible to install ubuntu from network? (Or floppy)
[08:29] <cables> easier than Windows now, I find
[08:29] <dawn_chorus> !bug0
[08:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about bug0 - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:29] <cables> MasseR, yes, but I don't know how
[08:29] <cables> bug 0
[08:29] <jack> dawn_chorus: it just hangs, after executing all the rc6 scripts with start
[08:29] <dawn_chorus> thx cables
[08:29] <Phylo> my computer freezes at 15%-detecting-filesystems when I try to install Ubuntu, any ideas why?  (dual booting with XP
[08:29] <Phylo> )
[08:29] <thinkingman> holycow: Makes sense, I was fairly surprised to see ubuntu machines on dell's front page not too long ago too
[08:29] <tonyyarusso> thinkingman: I wouldn't recommend the within-Windows installer.  It's by no means official, btw.
[08:30] <insomniac190> what version of feisty should be installed on a computer wioth a core 2 duo processor?
[08:30] <cables> ubotu used to automatically parse bug numbers in messages, like this: bug 0
[08:30] <jack> dawn_chorus: then x doesnt come up, and init seems dead
[08:30] <cables> insomniac190, regular desktop version
[08:30] <dawn_chorus> insomniac190, whichever you like?
[08:30] <holycow> thinkingman, that won't last i dont' think.  i think its only a marketing gimmick
[08:30] <nalioth> insomniac190: for best results, the i386 version
[08:30] <tonyyarusso> cables: still does, but not in this channel
[08:30] <n2diy> thinkingman: that is bug #1
[08:30] <maeth> k... gonna mkdir the folder then...
[08:30] <cables> tonyyarusso, ah.
[08:30] <nalioth> insomniac190: if you don't play games, the amd64 (or 64 bit) version
[08:30] <thinkingman> tonyyarusso: Since I switched to ubuntu about 8 months ago I haven't had need to do anything within windows
[08:30] <MasseR> cables: Thanks, google was friendly :)
[08:30] <cables> Wubi is actually quite nice, but it's very beta. I see no drawbacks though.
[08:30] <holycow> but it is nice to see them try to do it ... they seem to be trying to do it right, targeting linux users rather than trying to sell it as a windows replacement
[08:30] <tonyyarusso> thinkingman: I don't have Windows on either machine any more.
[08:31] <dark|slyde> will ultimate 1.3 run linuxMCE?
[08:31] <jburd> If my mom and girlfriend can use Ubuntu, anybody can.  :P
[08:31] <maeth> seems that i dont have a package...
[08:31] <dawn_chorus> jack, i'm not sure what's going on man.
[08:31] <maeth> can somebody help?
[08:31] <n2diy> thinkingman: Isn't it nice to be M$ free?
[08:31] <thinkingman> well, that is once I bit the bullet and got cedega so I could use photoshop again
[08:32] <jack> me neither dawn_chorus
[08:32] <jack> i only wondered if that rw-but-not-writable thing is a common issue
[08:32] <dark|slyde> should i just run linux mce with 6.10?
[08:32] <insomniac190> nalioth, dont play games...would the 64bit version show a big difference in my computers performance?
[08:32] <remfarkas> hi, using ubuntu wiki to install java runtime 6, but when i do fakeroot make-jpkg jre-6-linux-i586.bin, it says no matching plugin found
[08:32] <jack> since i remember having seen that in breezy already, too
[08:32] <dawn_chorus> jack, try booting into a livecd, chrooting and updating.
[08:32] <nalioth> insomniac190: not that much, we are only human
[08:32] <cables> insomniac190, no, and you'd have to go without quite a bit of important software
[08:32] <maeth> k... this sucks
[08:32] <dark|slyde> no one loves me
[08:32] <cables> insomniac190, thing like flash and most drivers don't work on the 64 bit version
[08:33] <dark|slyde> lol
[08:33] <nalioth> insomniac190: if you want flash and realplayer and w32codecs and such, use the i386 version
[08:33] <oddalot> ...
[08:33] <francois> hi, this might be dumb, but wheres my trash can in feist?
[08:33] <jack> ok
[08:33] <jack> worth a try
[08:33] <jack> laters
[08:33] <oddalot> on the bottom tool bar
[08:33] <cables> francois, bottom right of the screen
[08:33] <tonyyarusso> francois: ~/.Trash
[08:33] <maan84> Hi, I installed a game with Wine, where do I go to find the files? :) ty
[08:33] <n2diy> ! love | dark|slyde
[08:33] <ubotu> dark|slyde: Love is like racing across the frozen tundra on a snowmobile which flips over, trapping you underneath. At night, the ice-weasels come.
[08:33] <cables> maan84, ~/.wine/drive_c
[08:33] <francois> so i don't see it by default ?
[08:33] <dark|slyde> :D
[08:33] <insomniac190> okay...ill stick with my current version.  thanks cables and nalioth
[08:33] <maan84> cables: thank you=)
[08:33] <cables> francois, you're supposed to... but if you don't, right click on the panel and add it
[08:33] <cables> no problem guys
[08:33] <francois> cables: ah thank you
[08:34] <thinkingman> n2diy: I gotta admit once I got over a few hurdles it's been incredibly great
[08:34] <dark|slyde> now if someone can answer if ultimate 1.3 will be a problem if i install linux mce
[08:34] <remfarkas> hi, using ubuntu wiki to install java runtime 6, but when i do fakeroot make-jpkg jre-6-linux-i586.bin, it says no matching plugin found
[08:34] <dark|slyde> i will be happy
[08:34] <cables> dark|slyde, both are unofficial, we can't help you with those.
[08:34] <varka> insomniac190: there are very few reasons to run a 64bit system if you dont use more than 4GB of ram for one running process at a time
[08:34] <thinkingman> although life would be better if I could get this mv command working with sed
[08:34] <dark|slyde> thanks, ill try it out and go with 6.10
[08:34] <neil_feisty> maan84, try searching /.wine
[08:34] <maeth> is there an easy way to change the bootscreen??
[08:35] <cables> !usplash | maeth
[08:35] <ubotu> maeth: To select the usplash artwork you want, use "sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so && sudo update-initramfs -u" - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplashCustomizationHowto for adding your custom artwork
[08:35] <tonyyarusso> !java | remfarkas (it's easier....)
[08:35] <ubotu> remfarkas (it's easier....): To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository. Enable the backports repository on Edgy to install sun-java6-jre
[08:35] <sutabi> Anyone know the audio input path for the mic?
[08:35] <maeth> cables, thnx
[08:35] <cables> np
[08:35] <cables> sutabi, /dev/dsp normally
[08:35] <thinkingman> as a PHP programmer, bash/sed syntax always gives me troubles
[08:35] <n2diy> thinkingman: yep, I'm M$ free for six years, not looking back either.
[08:36] <remfarkas> thx, i willl try
[08:36] <thinkingman> n2diy: I'm still stuck using windows for remote shooting and capture and raw conversion for my camera, but I've already put in a few notes to Canon support mentioning how nice it'd be if they would play nice with the linux community
[08:37] <maeth> cables, k , seems it was installed
[08:37] <holycow> thinkingman, canon will NEVER listen
[08:37] <maeth> cables, off course actually, it was a graphic of ubuntu splash on feisty...
[08:37] <holycow> they are quite hostile to anything remotely open source related
[08:37] <holycow> same with asus
[08:37] <maeth> cables, but then again , how do i change it??
[08:37] <remfarkas> thx, ubotu to help with a such (i guess) trivial question :)
[08:38] <cables> remfarkas, ubotu is a bot
[08:38] <remfarkas> :P lol
[08:38] <remfarkas> true
[08:38] <name_goes_here> this guide is missing something:  http://users.piuha.net/martti/comp/ubuntu/raid.html   or I'm missing something...  probably the latter
[08:38] <cables> maeth, I'm not sure
[08:38] <remfarkas> my thanks goes to tonyyarusso :D
[08:38] <rivaL|tj007s13> I have a Dual Core 2.6ghz pc with 2gb of ram, Will I see any performance difference between Ubuntu, KUbuntu, and XUbuntu??
[08:38] <tonyyarusso> remfarkas: yw
[08:38] <thinkingman> holycow: I can kinda see why on the raw conversion thing, Canon and Nikon have been warring over many things for some time, who's got the best raw files is one of them
[08:38] <rivaL|tj007s13> I plan on getting 64bit for either of the 3
[08:38] <n2diy> thinkingman: Hmm, i thought camera support was pretty good in linux? Tell, you the truth though, I haven't played with my camera since switching from FC1.
[08:38] <cables> rivaL|tj007s13, you might, but all will run just great on your system
[08:38] <cables> rivaL|tj007s13, don't get 64bit
[08:39] <maeth> cables, k...
[08:39] <rivaL|tj007s13> ?
[08:39] <cables> rivaL|tj007s13, it's only a minimal performance improvement, and you won't be able to use flash and a lot of drivers.
[08:39] <cables> rivaL|tj007s13, I'd go with i386
[08:39] <rivaL|tj007s13> oh
[08:39] <rivaL|tj007s13> I was thinking like double the performance
[08:39] <thinkingman> n2diy: I need more than file transfer though, I need remote shooting and the ability to change camera settings, those are some pretty specific functions
[08:39] <varka> rivaL|tj007s13: a very bit between kubuntu and ubuntu and a lot between them and xubuntu, but you dont have to use xubuntu as your system has far enough performance for kde or gnome
[08:39] <rivaL|tj007s13> more like 5%?
[08:39] <cables> rivaL|tj007s13, lol, pretty much
[08:40] <rivaL|tj007s13> which is better kde or gnome?
[08:40] <rivaL|tj007s13> I'm lost at which i should get
[08:40] <cables> rivaL|tj007s13, I like Gnome, but it's a matter of opinion
[08:40] <thinkingman> But it's not too bad, I just reboot into windows, shoot what I need to shoot, post-process and reboot to ubuntu
[08:40] <varka> rivaL|tj007s13: its a matter of believe
[08:40] <bogie_> huy
[08:40] <thinkingman> and of course now...fight with sed
[08:40] <cables> rivaL|tj007s13, it doesn't really matter what you choose, it's trivial to add KDE or XFCE after it's installed
[08:41] <maeth> cables, dude it was really easy... just checked the .conf and then it said "splashscreen file =" and the path and file name
[08:41] <bogie_> I love You
[08:41] <n2diy> thinkingman: Ok, well remote shooting was high end stuff in the old days too. So was remote control. Never became that advanced.
[08:41] <varka> rivaL|tj007s13: if you are very new to ubuntu you should start with gnome perhaps as it is the most documented desktop of ubuntu
[08:41] <rivaL|tj007s13> aight
[08:41] <rivaL|tj007s13> thanks
[08:41] <cables> rivaL|tj007s13, and if you want to switch, it's really really easy, no need to download a new ISO or anything
[08:41] <thinkingman> as far as I can tell the output is right, it's generating 'mv IMG_5741 copy.jpg IMG_5741.jpg', but mv keeps telling me that IMG_5741.jpg isn't a directory
[08:41] <cables> rivaL|tj007s13, you can even have more than one, and select which one you want at boot.
[08:41] <n2diy> thinkingman: What are you doing, nature photos?
[08:42] <punsad> anyone here try to use a VPN client on an emulated Windows box (e.g. Xen) on Ubuntu?  just wondering how easy is this to get working
[08:42] <rivaL|tj007s13> Now, does 64bit work the same with linux as it does Windows? like certain apps are 32bit and certain apps are 64bit, and there are sepparate installations ect..
[08:42] <thinkingman> n2diy: some, usually for macro though
[08:42] <cables> rivaL|tj007s13, the problem is, it takes a hell of a lot of work to get 32 bit apps working on 64 bit linux
[08:42] <name_goes_here> number of spare devices for RAID1 array??    0 right?
[08:42] <tonyyarusso> thinkingman: You should be using 'rename' first off, secondly you should use \ to escape spaces.
[08:43] <cables> rivaL|tj007s13, and things like flash, and certain important drivers, aren't in the 64 bit version
[08:43] <varka> rivaL|tj007s13:  there are very few reasons to run a 64bit system if you dont use more than 4GB of ram for one running process at a time
[08:43] <n2diy> thinkingman: remote macro? Bugs?
[08:43] <name_goes_here> but you can use flash in "Opera"
[08:43] <rivaL|tj007s13> ok
[08:43] <rivaL|tj007s13> thanks for all the answers
[08:43] <cables> name_goes_here, flash is flash no matter what browser it's running on
[08:44] <name_goes_here> flash will run in opera on a 64bit system I've heared
[08:44] <name_goes_here> have not tried it
[08:44] <punsad> anyone use Xen on Ubuntu?
[08:44] <name_goes_here> I keep 32 running on my 64's
[08:44] <name_goes_here> so I dunno really
[08:44] <thinkingman> n2diy: a little, mainly non-organic stuff or water, but my eyes aren't good enough to get an accurate idea from the LCD on the camera, so I shoot from the laptop and get a MUCH more detailed preview
[08:45] <rivaL|tj007s13> one last question, I was talking to some linux "guru" and he said that ubuntu tends to be bloated and debian is superior? is he just old school and thats his opinion? or does that hold any merit
[08:45] <rivaL|tj007s13> << linux starter
[08:45] <cables> rivaL|tj007s13, he's just old school, Debian is a hard distro to start with.
[08:45] <tonyyarusso> rivaL|tj007s13: personal opionion whenever you hear things like that, no matter which position they take.
[08:45] <holycow> rivaL|tj007s13, thats wrong information
[08:45] <cables> rivaL|tj007s13, Ubuntu's just fine for most people, and the built-in apps are useful.
[08:45] <holycow> ubunut is basically debian
[08:45] <thinkingman> rivaL|tj007s13: I found that anyone referring to themselves as a guru tends to fall into the 'old school and opinionated' category
[08:46] <kiwiturnAUS> anyone tried K3B?
[08:46] <holycow> it freezes off of debian unstable every 6 months
[08:46] <rivaL|tj007s13> tahts what i thought
[08:46] <PurpZeY> rivaL|tj007s13: Ubuntu is designed to be easier to use. . That's why it's "bloated" it is the same as debian...but it includes more for your average user, and therefore is "bloated"
[08:46] <tonyyarusso> !debian | rivaL|tj007s13
[08:46] <ubotu> rivaL|tj007s13: Ubuntu and Debian are closely related. Ubuntu builds on the foundations of Debian architecture and infrastructure, with a different community and release process. See http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/relationship - Remember, !repositories meant for Debian should NOT be used on Ubuntu!
[08:46] <holycow> then some modifications and patches are added and a little bit of custom stuff
[08:46] <rivaL|tj007s13> i looked at debian and it looks crazy
[08:46] <benpicco> any Ideas how to get the pc using a proxy?
[08:46] <holycow> to make the desktop experience more friendly
[08:46] <cables> holycow, not really... it's basically debian with a bunch more default apps and some customized packages
[08:46] <cables> and a cool gui installer :)
[08:46] <benpicco> !proxy
[08:46] <n2diy> thinkingman: roger that. I'm mostly a hardware guy, and folks are doing similar with the tiny surface mount components found in todays electronics. Haven't pursued that either.
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[08:46] <phasma> debian has a cool gui installer
[08:46] <holycow> however for all its worth, its pretty close to stock debian, there is nothing here that can be considered blaot by any standards therefore
[08:46] <name_goes_here> configuring RAID sucks!
[08:47] <thinkingman> tonyyarusso: the space in the filename is the output of this sed command for file in *\ copy.jpg ; do mv $file `echo $file | sed 's/\(.*\)\ copy.jpg/\1.jpg/'` ;done
[08:47] <rivaL|tj007s13> Thanks all, im out
[08:47] <thinkingman> is there any way to tell sed to escape the space?
[08:47] <kiwiturnAUS> does anyone know how to nstall nero linux
[08:47] <kiwiturnAUS> ?
[08:47] <phasma> the actually linux version or running wine?
[08:47] <tonyyarusso> thinkingman: ah, ok - I think you already did it.  Still, rename would take care of that in way fewer steps ;)
[08:47] <thinkingman> it...would
[08:48] <kiwiturnAUS> cAN ANYONE HELP with this error : root@Laptop:~# dpkg -i nerolinux-<IP_ADDRESS>-x86.deb
[08:48] <kiwiturnAUS> dpkg: error processing nerolinux-<IP_ADDRESS>-x86.deb (--install):
[08:48] <kiwiturnAUS>  cannot access archive: No such file or directory
[08:48] <kiwiturnAUS> Errors were encountered while processing:
[08:48] <kiwiturnAUS>  nerolinux-<IP_ADDRESS>-x86.deb
[08:48] <phasma> dpkg
[08:48] <Tm_T> !pate > kiwiturnAUS
[08:48] <cweagans> i have a video problem: whenever I play a video file in VLC or similar, there is a green bar that appears across the top of the frame. The bar is semitransparent, but is still annoying. Any ideas?
[08:48] <Tm_T> agh!
[08:48] <icf7> kiwiturnAUS: Most likely, you misspelled the package name
[08:48] <cables> kiwiturnAUS, just double click the package file, it'll install
[08:49] <PurpZeY> cweagans: Have you tried switched the video-playback...to x11 ?
[08:49] <thinkingman> oh boy
[08:49] <thinkingman> more perl regular expressions
[08:49] <cweagans> PurpZey: nope...how?
[08:49] <aspro_> kiwiturnAUS: when in the terminal you can also use tab completion to make sure you have the correct filename :)
[08:49] <DgrMouse> can someone point me in the right direction for creating an e-mail form on a web page?
[08:49] <thinkingman> it's times like this I wish I did psychadelic drugs so this would make more sense
[08:49] <name_goes_here> can anyone help me..  I'm trying to configure RAID so that I can have both of my hard drives as one continuous space..  I can't seem set mount points for each MD device  :(
[08:50] <kiwiturnAUS> ok thanx
[08:50] <thinkingman> DgrMouse: http://www.php.net
[08:50] <DgrMouse> thinkingman: sandshoe
[08:51] <thinkingman> DgrMouse: you an aussie?
[08:51] <n2diy> thinkingman: So, you want to be on the "same" page as those who wrote linux eh?
[08:51] <PurpZeY> cweagans: Preferences. Turn on advanced. Open up Video. Select Output Modules. Change to x11 video output.
[08:51] <easypwn> muaha-ha-ha-ha..
[08:51] <n2diy> linux/unix
[08:51] <cweagans> PurpZeY: thx
[08:52] <thinkingman> n2diy: the psychadelic drugs thing? I think I'll be alright, heading to bonnaroo in a bit, I'll get my fill of drugged out hippies then ;)
[08:52] <cweagans> PurpZeY: will those same settings work if I switch display managers with Beryl?
[08:52] <DgrMouse> thinkingman: yuyp... y?
[08:53] <PurpZeY> cweagans: I don't follow.
[08:53] <n2diy> thinkingman: Where is that, OZ?
[08:53] <PurpZeY> cweagans: Is the question, you are now running beryl and will this work under beryl, yes...It is a fix for video problems with beryl. So if you were asking if this might help video playback in beryl as well, it should.
[08:54] <cweagans> PurpZeY: ah
[08:54] <cweagans> ok
[08:54] <cweagans> thanks
[08:55] <bucat> how i can do boot log?
[08:55] <thinkingman> n2diy: nope TN
[08:55] <bucat> how can i do boot log?
[08:55] <n2diy> bucat: /var/dmesg
[08:55] <bucat> thanksss
[08:55] <name_goes_here> TN?  what part?
[08:55] <thinkingman> DgrMouse: In 2005 i thru-hiked the appalachian trail, did a few hundred miles with a fella from queensland who used that expression fairly often
[08:56] <thinkingman> name_goes_here: Manchester
[08:56] <n2diy> thinkingman: bonnaroo, in TN, USA?
[08:56] <thinkingman> n2diy: yep
[08:56] <n2diy> bucat: /var/log/dmesg
[08:56] <thinkingman> n2diy: more info: http://www.bonnaroo.com/
[08:57] <n2diy> thinkingman: Hmm, I could make that, I'm in E. Pa.
[08:57] <bucat> n2diy:  thanks a lots!!
[08:57] <thinkingman> n2diy: I'm in central PA
[08:57] <thinkingman> York
[08:57] <kraut> moin
[08:57] <n2diy> bucat: nada, sorry for the typo/brain cramp.
[08:58] <name_goes_here> about 5 hours from me I'm guessing
[08:58] <name_goes_here> hmm
[08:58] <thinkingman> but I'm leaving from Ocean City MD to go to bonnaroo, figure I might as well plan a multi-front attack on my liver
[08:58] <n2diy> thinkingman: I'm in Lansford, Carbon County, the closest LUG is the Lehigh Valley LUG, in Bethlehem.
[08:59] <al_islam> hi nedko
[08:59] <bucat> n2diy: sorry just one question^^ i need to read old boot's log because my ubuntu have some problem in the starting so..in dmesg i read only the last boot's log
[08:59] <thinkingman> n2diy: Gotcha, I'm in Lancaster Lug, but it's more of a social club than a lug any more
[08:59] <n2diy> thinkingman: York! I'm a ham, and talk to guys there regularly.
[08:59] <thinkingman> our meetings are almost always over wings or similar fare, and I don't recall the last time we actually talked about linux
[09:00] <thinkingman> n2diy: yeah I can imagine, there's not much else to do in York
[09:00] <Madpilot> thinkingman, n2diy - could you take the offtopic chat to PM or #ubuntu-offtopic, please?
[09:00] <thinkingman> tonyyarusso: hey rename did make my life a lot easier, thx
[09:00] <Phylo> Can I format a partition (just format it, don't do anything else) using an Ubuntu CD?
[09:00] <name_goes_here> has anyone here ever configured RAID before?
[09:00] <n2diy> thinkingman: Roger that. Things ebb and flow.
[09:00] <name_goes_here> surely someone here has
[09:01] <thinkingman> sorry Madpilot
[09:01] <tuxican> hello, has anyone in here had trouble getting fstab configured correctly to burn dvd's?
[09:02] <n2diy> thinkingman: Madpilot, Roger that, sorry did we wake you up? ;) thinkingman I'm already logged in over there.
[09:02] <roxlu> Hi there! How can I connect to a ftp address, using: ftp:[username] :[password] @ip  , when there is a "@" in the password?
[09:03] <clearzen> roxlu: -l username -p password can be used as well I believe
[09:04] <thinkingman> roxlu: did you try escaping the @ (xxx\@xxxx)?
[09:04] <roxlu> but not as a url right?
[09:04] <roxlu> no
[09:04] <roxlu> gonna try it now
[09:04] <thinkingman> I don't know if that will actually work, but that'd be my first guess
[09:04] <roxlu> escaping doesn't work either
[09:05] <thinkingman> what about quoting? 'username'@'password' ?
[09:05] <roxlu> tried that... (or something like that).. on sec.
[09:05] <roxlu> nope
[09:06] <sx66> My resolution is low: I have a     * Graphics Processor / Vendor * Intel Extreme Graphics with a * Video Memory * 64 MB How would I fix the resolution?
[09:06] <thinkingman> I suppose it'd be too easy to just change the password
[09:06] <n2diy> thinkingman: are we playing in bash, or what? I thought you escaped characters \@\, but maybe that is perl?
[09:08] <maan84> Weird question, I use Emerald, can I somehow zoom in?:)
[09:08] <thinkingman> n2diy: good point
[09:09] <thinkingman> roxlu: what about n2diy's idea?
[09:09] <drewski02> anyone in here familiar with Xchat
[09:09] <n2diy> maan84: ctrl and +?
[09:09] <orbin> sx66: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[09:10] <maan84> n2diy: doesnt seem to work=) The text is so small in this wine gameinstall=P
[09:10] <roxlu> n2diy: I escaped it like: pas\@word
[09:10] <Robert98374> Ok i am really confused on how to change the Conky config
[09:10] <drewski02> no matter what I do i cant get it to download/accept file transfers
[09:10] <orbin> drewski02: might be better off asking in #xchat i
[09:10] <dawn_chorus> Robert98374, the way I do it is, find one that I like (that has stuff I want) and then delete what I don't want.
[09:10] <drewski02> thanks, ill give it a try
[09:10] <thinkingman> n2diy: did you try pass\@\word?
[09:10] <orbin> drewski02: ignore that i at the end
[09:11] <n2diy> roxlu: try pas\@\word?
[09:11] <Robert98374> dawn_chorus no i mean i cant figure out where to put the information
[09:11] <roxlu> nope
[09:11] <bucat> i have this issue: i have modified this file /etc/default/bootlogd and i have selected Yes to have the boot log in the file /var/log/boot but this file is still empy
[09:11] <kadaz> How can I connect to another computer using vnc via linux
[09:11] <dawn_chorus> Robert98374, you have to create the file yourself.  press alt-f2 and enter: gedit ~/.conkyrc
[09:11] <n2diy> maan84: ah, I didn't realize wine was involved, sorry.
[09:11] <VoX> kadaz: vncviewer
[09:12] <clearzen> kadaz: xvncviewer will work if there is a vnc server running on the remote machine
[09:12] <kadaz> ok
[09:12] <tuxican> does anyone have dvd burner problems?
[09:12] <n2diy> thinkingman: no I didn't, hopefully roxlu will though, I don't have a dog in this fight. :)
[09:13] <GC1292912> Guys how come I can only install ubuntu in safe graphics mode and then when I start w/o cd it goes to a black screen and doesnt load anything, not unless I boot up in a recovery mode, and then manually start gdm, however I wont have internet there or anything to update the drivers any can help?
[09:13] <thinkingman> shit
[09:13] <thinkingman> whoops
[09:13] <tonyyarusso> !ohmy | thinkingman
[09:13] <ubotu> thinkingman: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[09:13] <thinkingman> I know, no swearing, I'm tired, sorry
[09:13] <tonyyarusso> :)
[09:13] <Catoptromancy> !packages list
[09:13] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about packages list - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[09:13] <dawn_chorus> Robert98374, or you can use the sample by alt-f2 and enter : zcat /usr/share/doc/conky/examples/conkyrc.sample.gz > ~/.conkyrc
[09:13] <Robert98374> dawn_chorus thanks :-)
[09:13] <maan84> n2diy: np^^ its world of warcraft install, have 2 choices at the end but the font is so small, guess ill just have take a chance :P
[09:13] <dawn_chorus> Robert98374, right on.
[09:14] <Robert98374> dawn_chorus the way to do it on that thread was really confusing
[09:14] <n2diy> maan84: GL, I'm no a gamer.
[09:14] <linux_user400354> is there a channel for 64 bit linux and ubuntu users?
[09:14] <n2diy> no/not
[09:14] <dawn_chorus> Robert98374, the ubuntuforums thread?
[09:14] <Robert98374> yes
[09:14] <Robert98374> they tried to explain how to do it
[09:15] <Robert98374> but i got lost fairly quick
[09:15] <dawn_chorus> Robert98374, those are sample ~/.conkyrc files.  that's all.  if you like one, copy and paste theirs into yours.
[09:15] <Flannel> linux_user400354: this is it
[09:15] <linux_user400354> hello, im using 64 bit linux. ive been running some 32 bit programs in it. one 32 program will not run. ldd shows that it is trying to use a 64 bit lib. how can i get it to use the 32 bit one instead?
[09:16] <kadaz> I typed xvncviewer in the console and alil dialog popped up for an input of an ip, but thats it, now what?
[09:17] <Robert98374> dawn_chorus does it automaticly set it as the default?
[09:18] <dawn_chorus> Robert98374, yes.  it'll always look to ~/.conkyrc.  if you edit it, you'll have to restart conky.
[09:18] <levander> Does anyone else have identd enabled in /etc/inetd.conf?  I don't remember enabling that at all.  I thought Ubuntu was supposed to ship with no ports open by default.
[09:18] <Robert98374> dawn_chorus ok thanks :-)
[09:18] <dawn_chorus> no problem
[09:19] <n2diy> levander: if all your ports where closed, how could you be here, surf the net, get email, etc...?
[09:19] <GC1292912> guys do you need to set anything specific if you have 24" lcd in xorg.conf?
[09:19] <kadaz> can I see their desktop this way?
[09:19] <GC1292912> I cant boot normally
[09:19] <GC1292912> only through recovery mode
[09:20] <levander> n2diy: all listening ports by default, when you connect to a server, you open a port yourself
[09:20] <n2diy> levander: well, aren't listening ports open?
[09:21] <levander> n2diy: yeah, and by default, i thought Ubuntu was shipping with all listening ports closed - e.g., nothing set up to automatically open a program listening on a port
[09:21] <bucat> i have this inlo
[09:21] <n2diy> levander: sorry, misread your reply
[09:22] <bucat> i have this log/boot (Nothing has been logged yet.) but i have modified etc/default/bootlogd
[09:22] <darwin81> When seeding a torrent, are there any downsides to setting my upload speed to unlimited when I'm only seeding?
[09:22] <bucat> ?
[09:22] <n2diy> levander: what makes you think you have open ports listening? Have you tested your box's security?
[09:23] <orbin> !offtopic > darwin81
[09:23] <Phylo> how do I format a partition using my Ubuntu CD?
[09:23] <LepperMessiah> Having your ubuntu on your primary master will make it faster right?
[09:23] <levander> n2diy: because I know this other IRC server is claiming to have gotten a response from my identd server, and that service is enabled in /etc/inetd.conf when I checked
[09:23] <levander> Phylo: it will prompt you to do that during the install process
[09:24] <Phylo> it's crashing during the install process so I want to run just a format
[09:24] <Phylo> of 1 partition
[09:24] <Phylo> (crahes on Checking for Filesystems)
[09:25] <sx66> Intel Graphics driver (i810) won't use high screen resolutions, I have used the following commands for editing the sudo apt-get install 915resolution. It had worked only on one boot, however, it did not work on the 2nd boot. I have configured the gksudo gedit /etc/default/915resolution also...it does not work on second boot
[09:25] <levander> Phylo: i think parted will format a partition for you, if not look into the command mkfs
[09:25] <Phylo> what is parted
[09:25] <Phylo> a program?
[09:25] <levander> Phylo: partition editor
[09:25] <levander> I know it will make and delete partitions, dunno if it will format filesystems
[09:25] <Phylo> where can I find it?  (on the live cd?)
[09:25] <tuxican> dvd burning problems anyone?
[09:25] <levander> but, if it does, it will be easier than mkfs
[09:26] <levander> Phylo: surely it's on the livecd
[09:26] <n2diy> levander: the other service claims it is getting replies? Maybe the are being spoofed? Go to www.grc.com, ran Sheildsup, and do your own port scan?
[09:26] <Phylo> (*install cd*)
[09:26] <levander> n2diy: i'm not being spoofed because the remote server is getting the username I am using here on this box
[09:26] <levander> n2diy: it's getting info from my box, so I know it's me
[09:27] <Lilacor>
[09:27] <Wesley> hi
[09:27] <novato_br> hi
[09:27] <kadaz> =-O
[09:27] <kadaz> HI
[09:27] <kadaz> A music messaging session has been requested. Please click the MM icon to accept.
[09:28] <novato_br> my networking is working
[09:28] <kadaz> good news
[09:28] <Phylo> I found "GNOME Parition Editor", I'm trying that , thank you... bye :-)
[09:28] <n2diy> levander: ok, are you familiar with Firestarter? It's a gui front end for iptables.
[09:28] <novato_br> but my sound is not working, since I've been update my codecs
[09:28] <novato_br> why ?
[09:28] <LepperMessiah> Is secondary slave faster than primary mastaer?
[09:28] <LepperMessiah> *master
[09:28] <Wesley> im experiencing heavy problems with the radeon driver under edgy, and i heard about DRI and what it does and now i would like to know: can someone tell me if this DRI would really help me with my performence problems in games and how i should install it?
[09:29] <novato_br> what's going on?
[09:29] <novato_br> plz
[09:29] <sx66> My Intel Graphics driver (i810) won't use high screen resolutions, I have used the following commands for editing the sudo apt-get install 915resolution. It had worked only on one boot, however, it did not work on the 2nd boot. I have configured the gksudo gedit /etc/default/915resolution also...it does not work on second boot
[09:29] <novato_br> what is going on with my sound card?
[09:29] <name_goes_here> lets say I'm sick of trying to configure RAID for one night and I go ahead and install ubuntu to my primary hard drive..  is there a way to come back later and make my secondary hard drive an extended home partition later?
[09:30] <n2diy> novato_br: just a guess, but maybe the file that loads your modules/drivers has changed? I forget the name of the file, sorry.
[09:30] <kadaz> leppermessiah depending on what your hard drive speed is at, one could be faster than another.
[09:30] <novato_br> n2diy,  what can I do?
[09:31] <novato_br> what do I do to fix this ?
[09:31] <novato_br> can I fix it ?
[09:31] <kadaz> novato_br unmute it
[09:31] <novato_br> no no, kadaz
[09:31] <n2diy> novato_br: wait, I'm checking out something.
[09:31] <novato_br> my sound is not mute
[09:31] <novato_br> thx, n2diy
[09:32] <novato_br> when I'll play one mp3, my system halt
[09:32] <novato_br> so, i have use xkill to close my player mp3
[09:33] <name_goes_here> !ohmy name_goes_here
[09:33] <kadaz> novato_br  someone came in here today and did that. novato have you tried another player?
[09:33] <tripppy> anyone using pidgin to chat irc channels?
[09:33] <Wesley> or, another problem: i use the "radeon" driver as in several wiki's explained with my Radeon 9250 and i got an really bad performence in 3D games, is there a way to solve this?(using Ubuntu Edgy)
[09:33] <novato_br> this was working before to update my codecs system
[09:33] <n2diy> novato_br: you need to learn about the insmod command, then learn what your sound cand is etc...
[09:33] <novato_br> thx, n2diy
[09:34] <novato_br> kadaz i've been try new players
[09:34] <novato_br> and all locked
[09:34] <novato_br> no aton
[09:34] <novato_br> bee media player
[09:35] <sx66> Does anyone know about this current issue?
[09:35] <novato_br> rhythm
[09:35] <novato_br> and others
[09:35] <n2diy> novato_br: GL, I have the same problem here, and wrote a script to load my modules for me, but I have to run it manully from the command line.
[09:35] <BUMROSS> hey peoples
[09:35] <dawn_chorus> yo
[09:35] <BUMROSS> think anyone can help me with my webcam?
[09:36] <name_goes_here> no drivers for my cam..
[09:36] <name_goes_here> :(
[09:36] <s1mple_m4n> Hi all - has anyone else experience issues with beryl since the kernel update??
[09:36] <dawn_chorus> BUMROSS, you followed the documentation?
[09:36] <BUMROSS> ya, i have it going in "camorama" but, it looks REALLY bad
[09:37] <Wesley> i got an really bad performence with the radeon driver for my radeon 9250, can someone help me with this?
[09:38] <Gnea> Wesley: not without debugging information
[09:39] <Wesley> hmm ok, i try to give some information with this(tell me if u need additional)
[09:39] <Gnea> BUMROSS: use more light
[09:39] <novato_br> where can I find the log error about my player?
[09:39] <BUMROSS> like, light in my house?
[09:39] <BUMROSS> cuz, theres no way its a light problem, it looks horrible
[09:40] <Wesley> OS: Ubuntu/Edgy, card: Radeon 9250, driver specified in xorg.conf: "radeon", game i tested the performence with: Steam/Counter-Strike(didnt found an benchmark)
[09:40] <n2diy> Kinda OT? What does a CD weigh? If I'm shipping Ubuntu, I need to know?
[09:41] <pk2> hola
[09:41] <BUMROSS> very bad range of colors too... dark is black and bright is white
[09:41] <Wesley> Gnea: any more informations needed?^^ i dont really know what info u may need to help me
[09:42] <pk2> alguien sabe como configurar el jboss para que solo acepte a un pequeo grupo de usuarios de una red
[09:42] <Gnea> !ati | Wesley
[09:42] <ubotu> Wesley: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[09:42] <Gnea> Wesley: have a look over that and make sure everything's lined up
[09:42] <Gnea> BUMROSS: tried xawtv?
[09:43] <novato_br> pleasseee
[09:43] <BUMROSS> nope, but i will
[09:43] <bambam_> hi
[09:43] <novato_br> i'm dieingggg
[09:43] <Wesley> i need the fglrx 8.28.8 driver for this to work and they dont seem to let themself install here somehow
[09:43] <n2diy> Kinda OT? What does a CD weigh? 30 grams, just over an ounce.
[09:43] <novato_br> ae Gnea
[09:43] <novato_br> no
[09:43] <novato_br> don't shoot me
[09:43] <novato_br> i need your help
[09:43] <n2diy> Kinda OT? What does a CD weigh? 30 grams, just over an ounce. And that includes the sleeve.
[09:43] <Gnea> but you're dying, might as well put you out of your misery
[09:43] <novato_br> how can I fix my sound?
[09:43] <bambam_> i'm having problems with X after updating edgy to feisty on ppc, X.log says module pcidata could not be loaded, anyone an idea?
[09:43] <BUMROSS> i guess that should work for my tv tuner too
[09:44] <Gnea> !sound | novato_br
[09:44] <dawn_chorus> n2diy, just a sec...
[09:44] <ubotu> novato_br: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer).   Video players: Totem, Xine, MPlayer, VLC, Kaffeine  -  See also !codecs
[09:45] <novato_br> !mp3
[09:45] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[09:45] <BUMROSS> i guess i have to restart or somthing to run xawtv, because it doesnt do anything when i try and open it.. ill brb, i giess
[09:45] <Gnea> dawn_chorus: i see it there... i believe it
[09:45] <dawn_chorus> n2diy, i'm sure that'll put it around a gram.
[09:46] <n2diy> dawn_chorus: A GRAM!
[09:46] <Gnea> novato_br: if disrespect is your friend, then that's what you'll attract.
[09:46] <novato_br> what?
[09:46] <novato_br> i didn't understand you
[09:46] <dawn_chorus> n2diy, about ...
[09:47] <thedeviantone> Has anyone been able to get flashplayer firefox plugin to work under 7.04 AMD64 edition?
[09:47] <BUMROSS> ok, that didnt work, xawtv doesnt even open
[09:47] <n2diy> dawn_chorus: your mixing up your variables, there are 27 grams in an ounce.
[09:47] <bastid_raZor> i've heard several people say that they've had issues with 64bit and java/flash
[09:47] <dawn_chorus> n2diy, yeah.  you know.  :)
[09:48] <bastid_raZor> i've also not heard of a solution
[09:48] <thoreauputic> bastid_raZor: one solution is to set up a 32 bit chroot
[09:48] <kbrosnan> bastid_raZor: http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/linux-amd64.html
[09:48] <Gnea> !flash64
[09:48] <ubotu> You can run Flash, Real, and Java plugins in AMD64 bit computers with Firefox. see the steps to follow at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxAMD64FlashJava
[09:49] <bastid_raZor> i stand corrected
[09:49] <dawn_chorus> i'd go with the chroot.
[09:49] <n2diy> dawn_chorus: yes, I do, that's why I knew what was happening. :)
[09:49] <dawn_chorus> n2diy, i hear ya.
[09:50] <dawn_chorus> almost bedtime.
[09:51] <kiwiturnAUS> hey does anyone know if there is a version of peer guardian or equivalent  to use when torrenting
[09:52] <wolfeon> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xC5uEe5OzNQ&mode=related&search=
[09:52] <kimmey__> peer guardian is?
[09:52] <wolfeon> can someone tell me what this guy is using for the menu?
[09:52] <Gnea> something that you can google
[09:52] <n2diy> dawn_chorus: bedtime, time for me to wake up!
[09:52] <wolfeon> it is a mac like looking menu I don't know of.
[09:52] <kimmey__> firewall? ubuntu has firestarter as far as i know..
[09:52] <aubade> Gnea: What guy?
[09:52] <aldin> can someone tell me difference between irc.freenode.net and irc.ubuntu.com?
[09:52] <aubade> Oh, nm.
[09:53] <BUMROSS> any other ideas for my webcam?
[09:53] <Gnea> heh.
[09:53] <MasseR> aldin: Different servers?
[09:53] <aldin> MasseR: is it same, i measn will i have same channels?
[09:53] <kiwiturnAUS> kimmey: Peer Guardian is an application designed to filter out specific IP addresses for P2P users
[09:53] <thoreauputic> irc.ubuntu.com is an alias for chat.freenode.net
[09:53] <sx66> How do you play DVDs in VLC media player?
[09:53] <wolfeon> irc.ubuntu.com points to the freenode servers
[09:53] <thoreauputic> in other words, no difference
[09:53] <Gnea> sx66: file->open cd
[09:54] <wolfeon> and the nagios server :)
[09:54] <Gnea> wolfeon: what menus?
[09:54] <wolfeon> Gnea: in the middle of the video it shows ubuntu with beryl
[09:54] <wolfeon> Gnea: it looks like a fancy mac like menu bar with floating icons.
[09:54] <Gnea> wolfeon: ok, so after the vista bit?
[09:54] <premier_> has anyone here heard of using "profile" as a boot option?  is it safe?
[09:54] <wolfeon> *shrug* yeah
[09:54] <aubade> I'm still not seeing what menu you're talking about.
[09:54] <Wesley|> even if i risk to get kicked if i ask this over-and-over again: is someone so nice and help me with installing the fglrx 8.28.8 driver unter Edgy WITHOUT Envy?
[09:55] <Gnea> well he started it off with vista opening apps then aero
[09:55] <wolfeon> Gnea: yeah..
[09:55] <premier_> Wesley|: have you followed the tutorial on the ubuntu web page?
[09:55] <premier_> !fglrx
[09:55] <thoreauputic> Wesley|: you've read the Binary Drivers howto?
[09:55] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[09:55] <Gnea> then he flips it to beryl... i'm not sure what that thing is called at the top
[09:55] <wolfeon> I kinda ignored most of it, heh.. aero looks cheesy :)
[09:55] <aubade> Were you asking about the dock?
[09:55] <thoreauputic> !ati | Wesley|
[09:55] <ubotu> Wesley|: please see above
[09:55] <Gnea> but i've seen that video a billion times
[09:55] <wolfeon> aubade: yeah
[09:55] <dimon08> !help
[09:55] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[09:55] <wolfeon> what the heck is it?
[09:55] <assasukasse> hi everyone
[09:56] <Wesley|> yea i did but that tutorial doenst explains the 8.28.8 driver or atleast the installation of it
[09:56] <Wesley|> i mean, if it does plaese slap me^^
[09:56] <zacs7> Hey all, i've got a few probs
[09:56] <assasukasse> i have a huge problem, maybe someone can give some hints
[09:56] <assasukasse> after the kernel upgrade ekiga, gnome-schedule and other progs don't start anymore
[09:56] <premier_> Wesley|: is that driver newer or older than the ones in the repos?
[09:56] <kiwiturnAUS> I knw windoes sucks but how do i run xp as a virtual machine ?
[09:56] <aubade> Might be kiba-dock.
[09:56] <Wesley|> older
[09:56] <Gnea> wolfeon: i'm not sure... i'd like to know too
[09:56] <sx66> gena, file >open Disk opens a menu that I click okay, and still does not play. It is minimized.
[09:56] <Wesley|> 8.28.8 is the newset that still supports my radeon 9259
[09:56] <Wesley|> 9250*
[09:56] <wolfeon> *checks kiba dock*
[09:57] <premier_> does anyone know how to specify which version of a package to install with apt-get?
[09:57] <premier_> pinning, is it called?
[09:57] <wolfeon> its kiba dock
[09:57] <Gnea> hrm
[09:57] <Gnea> yeah
[09:57] <cweagans> what is the name of the program that allows LInux users to view compiled help archives (.chm) ?
[09:57] <thoreauputic> Wesley|: some ati cards are well supported by the Free driver - I have a 9200 running Beryl on my iBook
[09:57] <zacs7> I had to reinstall Windows, because I got a new CPU, MB, GFX card. Now windows has swipped the MBR, I can't boot into ubuntu, So I went to go and fix grub using the live CD. However: It doesn't work, the X-server fails to find my monitor. I have a 8600GT any suggestions?
[09:58] <Wesley|> i am running the radeon driver currently and i got really bad performence
[09:58] <Wesley|> its about 2 fps ingame
[09:58] <dimon08> assasukasse, try to start it from terminal and check the output
[09:58] <wolfeon> well damn
[09:58] <wolfeon> they should have put kiba dock in ubuntu
[09:58] <Gnea> wolfeon: i love the bit at the end - classic BSOD event
[09:58] <assasukasse> dimon08: already done, no output, just hang
[09:58] <kimmey> zacs7: tried to reconfigure xorg? :)
[09:58] <premier_> Wesley|: well, that means your not getting direct rendering
[09:58] <wolfeon> Gnea: hehehe, never could stop laughing ;)
[09:58] <cwraig> hi all i am having trouble accessing my mysql database from other computers on my local network, i have granted all permissions and when i try mysql -u root -h <IP_ADDRESS> it says connection refused
[09:58] <Gnea> wolfeon: this one is pretty tight too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYsxaMyFV2Y
[09:58] <Wesley|> premier: and how am i able to enable that?
[09:58] <zacs7> kimmey, how would I do that?
[09:58] <thoreauputic> Wesley|: ah, I get 650 fps in glxgears with the radeon driver, and quite good game performance
[09:58] <kimmey> I think "X -configure" would do something
[09:59] <Bogaurd> is there a simple way to rip a CD to an ISO in ubuntu?
[09:59] <kimmey> if its not xorg -configure
[09:59] <wolfeon> 60 computers
[09:59] <cweagans> cwraig: make sure that you disable the mysql address binding
[09:59] <dimon08> zacs7, AFAIK 8600 isn't supported by linux drivers
[09:59] <assasukasse> dimon08: i also deleted .gconf and tried from scratch, with no luck at all...truly talking i am pretty disappointed that after a kernel update many stuffs stopped working.
[09:59] <wolfeon> with an exchange server + TS for the 2 windows only apps
[09:59] <Wesley|> thoreauputic: you, not i^^
[09:59] <Gnea> wolfeon: these videos are still pretty amateur though... in about a month there's going to be some new videos
[09:59] <zacs7> I know, I found that on the net :(
[09:59] <zacs7> What shall I do?
[09:59] <kimmey> some kinda autoconf, then try with that and se how it works
[09:59] <thoreauputic> Wesley|: right - what dows  glxinfo| grep direct say ?
[09:59] <wolfeon> aww
[09:59] <kimmey> log in as root then write "X -configure"
[09:59] <Wesley|> give me an second, i throw it into an pastebin
[09:59] <dimon08> assasukasse, yeah, my nvidia drivers failed too after upgrade:( what if you boot with previous version of the kernel?
[10:00] <kiwiturnAUS> Bogaurd: i think k3b might do that check
[10:00] <wolfeon> they knew about kiba doc back in september and didn't include it? :(
[10:00] <cwraig> cweagans how do i do that
[10:00] <bastid_raZor> Bogaurd: i use K3b for all my iso/ripping needs
[10:00] <Stilling> how do i install DC++
[10:00] <cweagans> cwraig: one sec
[10:00] <Gnea> wolfeon: kiba isn't even in debian sid
[10:00] <Bogaurd> ok, thanks guys. let me give it a shot.
[10:00] <gudi> hi
[10:00] <zacs7> I can fix my install via the live CD?
[10:00] <aubade> Be a pain to install all of those KDE deps just for ISO mastering.
[10:00] <thoreauputic> kimmey:  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[10:00] <assasukasse> i didn't try because i am far from home, and i am seeing stuff in vnc...however i think is more a gconf than a driver prob
[10:00] <Wesley|> glxinfo| grep says... nothing xD
[10:00] <kimmey> ye.. just found it.. thoreauputic :P
[10:00] <hylje> what features gutsy is intended to have? link?
[10:01] <Gnea> wolfeon: ok here we go.... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=268645
[10:01] <Stilling> can someone help me?
[10:01] <premier_> when will the open source drivers get up to X1400 mobility?
[10:01] <assasukasse> dimon08: i dunno also why should a kernel stop an apps
[10:01] <aubade> Brasero should be able to create disc images.
[10:01] <zacs7> I'm pretty new at Linux, I can repair it with the Live CD yes?
[10:01] <dimon08> zacs7. i think you have to use vesa or nv until drivers will be updated..
[10:01] <gudi> i'm using event.d/script to start daemontools on ubuntu. The problem is that i need to manually start it via "start svscan" after a reboot. What can be the problem that it not get startet on reboot ?
[10:01] <premier_> they're at X800 now
[10:01] <cweagans> cwraig: edit /etc/mysql/my.cnf
[10:01] <zacs7> But how can I change em, :S
[10:01] <str4> ??
[10:02] <wolfeon> Gnea: yeah, I found the repositories at tuxfamily
[10:02] <dimon08> assasukasse, me too actually:)
[10:02] <cweagans> cwraig: find the line that says bind-address=<IP_ADDRESS> and comment it out with a #
[10:02] <cweagans> cwraig: do this as root
[10:02] <sx67> ah
[10:02] <zacs7> So I boot up with the live CD, then what?
[10:03] <kiwiturnAUS> does anyone use moblock ?
[10:03] <Bogaurd> bastid_raZor: where in k3b do I go to rip a CD as an ISO?
[10:03] <cwraig> cwegans: thanks heaps
[10:03] <brylie> double click the install icon
[10:03] <zacs7> I ain't talking bout installing it :|
[10:03] <cwraig> cweagans: i had checked that non network init.d option but that looks like what i needed thanks heaps
[10:03] <brylie> zacs7, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GraphicalInstall
[10:03] <Bogaurd> kiwiturnAUS: I used to use moblock
[10:04] <kiwiturnAUS> why dont u anymore ?
[10:04] <dawn_chorus> zacs7, you're in a livecd now?
[10:04] <cweagans> cwraig: not a problem
[10:04] <Bogaurd> kiwiturnAUS: different networking setup now :)
[10:04] <kiwiturnAUS> oh ok
[10:04] <bastid_raZor> Bogaurd: copy cd, under tools, you will get an option to make an iso and save it to your HDD
[10:04] <kiwiturnAUS> im having probs installing it
[10:04] <zacs7> dawn_chorus, nope
[10:04] <zacs7> X doesn't load on the liveCD
[10:04] <wolfeon> wow
[10:04] <kiwiturnAUS> any tips/ install guide?
[10:04] <Bogaurd> oh, nice, thanks bastid_raZor :)
[10:04] <wolfeon> this is going to rock with my new 8800 GTS + ubuntu
[10:05] <dawn_chorus> we don't need X.
[10:05] <brylie> kiwiturnAUS, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GraphicalInstall
[10:05] <Phylo> how can I shutdown a program that won't close on it's own?
[10:05] <zacs7> I know, but meh.
[10:05] <dimon08> zacs7, you just need to change the Driver option in you xorg.conf file from nvidia to nv or mesa
[10:05] <dimon08> zacs7, sorry vesa not mesa
[10:05] <zacs7> okies, after i repair restore grub with the live CD?
[10:06] <kiwiturnAUS> thnx brylie
[10:06] <brylie> np
[10:06] <Catoptromancy> My CDs are mounted at /media/nameofCD, instead of /media/cdrom/
[10:06] <Catoptromancy> I dont know how to make it mount correctly
[10:07] <Gnea> wolfeon: looks like someone did it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOWeeVvhiAw
[10:07] <kiwiturnAUS> bogaurd : how do u install moblock ?
[10:07] <Gnea> wolfeon: but he's chewing CPU cycles like a madman
[10:07] <Bogaurd> kiwiturnAUS: there's a thread on the ubuntu forums about it, let me get it for you
[10:08] <kiwiturnAUS> k thanks
[10:08] <Bogaurd> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=192559
[10:08] <Bogaurd> kiwiturnAUS: ^^ there you go.
[10:08] <kiwiturnAUS> thanks
[10:08] <ragle> hello
[10:09] <brylie> !hi
[10:09] <ubotu> Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[10:09] <kiwiturnAUS> how do i get to /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[10:09] <brylie> open up a terminal kiwiturnAUS
[10:09] <ragle> is this where i would ask questions about installing Beryl?
[10:10] <brylie> then type 'sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list'
[10:10] <kiwiturnAUS> right even i should knw that
[10:10] <xjkx> what CD AUDIO PLAYER i install for gtk?
[10:10] <xjkx> xmms isnt playing my audio cd
[10:10] <Catoptromancy> I cant install anything that needs CD in CDplayer
[10:11] <Catoptromancy> I need subversion but it asks for the CD to be in the drive
[10:11] <dimon08> hey why I can't see videos at youtube?? I have flash player working correctly..
[10:11] <kiwiturnAUS> and how do i adda line to it ?
[10:11] <Ectes> Hmm...Didnt want this network, but seeing as Im here, Ill ask....Is there a version of Mozilla Thunderbird for 64 bit Feisty?
[10:11] <brylie> kiwiturnAUS, using nano
[10:11] <chand|> salut
[10:12] <brylie> kiwiturnAUS, nano is a terminal based text editor
[10:12] <kiwiturnAUS> oh ok right
[10:12] <gc1981> guys when I was installing ubuntu the only way to do it was in safe graphics mode, now when I try boot I alwahys just get to the black screen, I reconfigured xorg.conf put proper horiz and vsync rates (through dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg)  and still it doesnt work,    I can though boot up in recovery mode, and manually load gdm and it works fine on 1920x1200    please advise (sysinfo: geforce 8800 and 24" widescreen samsung lcd)
[10:12] <kiwiturnAUS> does it matter where i add a line ?
[10:12] <brylie> kiwiturnAUS, you should have Ubuntu installed if you intend to modify sources.list
[10:12] <xjkx>  CD AUDIO PLAYER i install for gtk?
[10:13] <kiwiturnAUS> yeah i do
[10:13] <brylie> not be booted from the liveCD
[10:13] <mootmoot> I can't believe i used to actually LIKE kde
[10:13] <mootmoot> ugh
[10:13] <brylie> just put it at  the end
[10:13] <kiwiturnAUS> ok
[10:13] <tri3axe> is there a application that could help me control startup programs and such.. so i easily could add/remove stuff to start on boot?
[10:13] <minerale> I have a mac on my machine and a remote (ubuntu) system on the internet (but very few hops), I would like to mount one ubuntu partition locally, what solution will work the best? (fastest, lower overhead) mount_ftp ? smbfs ? sshfs ? nfs ? -- anything else
[10:13] <xjkx> mootmoot: KDE HAS KSCD, UBUNTU HAS WHAT
[10:13] <xjkx> sry caps
[10:14] <kiwiturnAUS> do i have to save or just exit?
[10:14] <brylie> put a line like '#my edit name'  above it so you can keep track kiwiturnAUS
[10:14] <dimebar> xjkx: rhythmbox? banshee? quodlibet?
[10:14] <brylie> kiwiturnAUS, exit.. it will ask you ti save.. say yes
[10:14] <mootmoot> xjkx: I was just speaking off topic.. you need a good gnome-based cd player?
[10:14] <kiwiturnAUS> k thnx
[10:15] <Madpilot> xjkx, soundjuicer is the default CD player
[10:15] <Madpilot> it's a CD ripper, too
[10:15] <mootmoot> xjkx: personally I use exaile, but only for mp3s, not CDs.. though i assume they would work as well
[10:15] <dapper> where can i ask email setups in dapper
[10:15] <mootmoot> has anyone else noticed how SLOW gaim's file transfer is?
[10:16] <dimebar> mootmoot: on which protocol?
[10:16] <mootmoot> occasionally people try to send me things and then.. well it takes to long and i cancel
[10:16] <mootmoot> baha
[10:16] <dapper> pop
[10:16] <mootmoot> dimebar: msn
[10:16] <sutabi> I having a problem I enabled the wobble/cube effect on my desktop then I took off the wobble and now my toolbars on gnome are gone!
[10:16] <dimebar> mootmoot: its cos on the official client it sends it directly whereas with gaim/pidgin it goes through MSN's server
[10:16] <mootmoot> dimebar: microsoft really got to us canadian's it seems. it's all msn all the time up here =/
[10:17] <dapper> can i use my webmail as my pop server?
[10:17] <anathematic> ubuntu desktop comes with lexmark printer drivers right?
[10:17] <mootmoot> dimehar: was thinking about getting pidgin going but that won't solve the issue (which isn't a big one anyways). Maybe kopete sends files directly?
[10:17] <anathematic> ubuntu desktop comes with lexmark printer drivers right?
[10:18] <Madpilot> anathematic, depends on which model Lexmark - Lexmark is known for lousy Linux support
[10:18] <Catoptromancy> where would I go about changing the CD mount?
[10:18] <dimebar> mootmoot: I'm not sure.  I tend to send files on gmail now
[10:18] <Madpilot> !printers | anathematic
[10:18] <ubotu> anathematic: Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows
[10:18] <anathematic> ahh ty Madpilot i was about to ask for some links ;)
[10:18] <Madpilot> anathematic, start at the linuxprinting.org link
[10:19] <mootmoot> dimehar: true enough. I find i'm on msn less and less these days anyways and there are other ways to get the files.
[10:20] <sx67> how do I configure my: *** Your 915resolution hasn't been configured! ***
[10:21] <anathematic> hey cool, new printer my mum bought doens't work with linux
[10:21] <anathematic> winner
[10:23] <sx67> Any ideas on configuring my 915resolution?
[10:23] <mootmoot> lol
[10:24] <darwin81> How can I convert audio to different formats?
[10:24] <assasukasse> dimon08: guess what, i went back to the old kernel and X doesnt start....
[10:24] <kiwiturnAUS> how do i run windows xp as a virtual pc ?
[10:24] <assasukasse> yawn im getting bored
[10:24] <assasukasse> so many probs
[10:24] <assasukasse> kiwiturnAUS: qemu
[10:24] <YanZh> hi
[10:25] <dimon08> assasukasse, I think you drivers were updated with kernel.. what's ya video card?
[10:25] <assasukasse> dimon08: nvidia of coz..
[10:26] <darwin81> !virtualization
[10:26] <ubotu> There are several solutions for running other operating systems (or their programs) inside Ubuntu, while using the native CPU as much as possible: !QEmu (with !KQemu or !qvm86), !VirtualBox, !VMWare, as well as !WINE and !Cedega for Windows applications
[10:26] <dimon08> assasukasse, wow, my nvidia failed to start after upgrade:)
[10:26] <Genomsaren> hi can you help with this error which comes while running a .Net application with mono: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24023/
[10:27] <Genomsaren> ?
[10:27] <YanZh> anybody gots a idea about this error : exception class   : TEMException
[10:27] <dimon08> assasukasse, then you need to downgrade the driver I think.. or recompile it
[10:27] <flukebox> hmmm
[10:27] <Genomsaren> I hate sometimes linux :S
[10:28] <Genomsaren> does somebody know how to install gda-2????
[10:29] <Jordan_U> Where does Open Office keep it's auto save files?
[10:29] <sx67> How do I get my resolution at Mode 7e : 1280x801, 32 bits/pixel on default, it is very low resolution
[10:29] <thedonvaughn> Genomsaren, gnome-data-access library?
[10:29] <YanZh> nobody's got this error with wine?*
[10:30] <MasseR> sx67: 801?
[10:30] <thedonvaughn> sx67, 915resolution, the man pages shows examples.  it's very easy
[10:30] <Genomsaren> thedonvaughn: yes
[10:30] <MasseR> sx67: If graphical programs doesn't work, do nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:30] <Genomsaren> thedonvaughn: it is
[10:30] <MasseR> There's somewhere a part where you can define resolutions and depths
[10:30] <thedonvaughn> Genomsaren, i'd use apt-get :)  libgda2-bin libgda2-common libgda2-dev
[10:30] <MasseR> And then just make it the default
[10:31] <Slowmove> somebody who can help me get a wlan-usb-stick working??
[10:31] <Catoptromancy> how do I mount /media/XubuntuCD  as /media/cdrom ?
[10:31] <Genomsaren> thedonvaughn: if I try it it wants from me 4 libraries
[10:31] <Genomsaren> thedonvaughn: and if I try to install them I have other errors etc...
[10:32] <Genomsaren> thedonvaughn: why they dont easily put setups to install them??
[10:32] <thedonvaughn> Genomsaren, well paste-bin those errors.  it's easy for me.  all i type is "sudo apt-get install libgda2-dev
[10:32] <Genomsaren> ok
[10:33] <thedonvaughn> Genomsaren, sudo aptitude search gda2  for all gda2 packages
[10:33] <Slowmove> please anyone, help me !?
[10:34] <gudi> anyone can help with the new startup (event,d) stuff in ubuntu ?
[10:34] <bucat_> hello here my dark problem http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/9519/dsci0014no3.jpg
[10:34] <bucat_> http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/9519/dsci0014no3.jpg in this picture you see where my ubuntu stop to load
[10:34] <tonsofpcs> nothing after that, bucat_ ?
[10:34] <tonsofpcs> have you waited 10 minutes?
[10:35] <bucat_> yes nothing
[10:35] <bucat_> i wait wait and wait
[10:35] <bucat_> and nothing
[10:35] <Genomsaren> thedonvaughn: is it enought to install only libgda-2.dev? Do I have to install libgda-2.bin too? or libgda-2.common?
[10:35] <linux_user400354> can anyone help with this? http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?p=2774162#post2774162
[10:35] <bucat_> well i have make this pci=noacpi in the boot
[10:36] <Genomsaren> thedonvaughn: and this time it installes it it is really interesting I have tried it 2-3 times yesterday
[10:36] <bucat> or i have this and then nothing http://img380.imageshack.us/img380/4158/dsci0020fq9.jpg
[10:37] <Sniper> hy
[10:38] <Neo`> Jun  4 08:31:56 data1 kernel: [  122.296226]  hdc: dma_intr: status=0x51 { DriveReady SeekComplete Error }
[10:38] <Neo`> Jun  4 08:31:56 data1 kernel: [  122.296239]  hdc: dma_intr: error=0x40 { UncorrectableError }, LBAsect=155792368, high=9, low=4797424, sector=155792368
[10:38] <bucat> o this 1 time my ubuntu works 3 time doesn t load good and it stay on pause http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/6079/dsci0014pt0.jpg
[10:38] <Neo`> Jun  4 08:31:56 data1 kernel: [  122.296260]  ide: failed opcode was: unknown
[10:38] <Neo`> Jun  4 08:31:56 data1 kernel: [  122.296269]  end_request: I/O error, dev hdc, sector 155792368
[10:38] <Neo`> does that mean that hdc is breaking down?
[10:38] <thedonvaughn> Neo`, that or bad cable
[10:41] <_Codeman_> brctl isn't working... when I created the bridge, it screwed up my wifi connection and I lost net and had to restart, and now the bridge is gone... any ideas?
[10:42] <bucat_> sorry..... maybe none has seen my black screen?? http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/6079/dsci0014pt0.jpg
[10:42] <aspro_> hello all, how can one backup a gpg key?
[10:42] <tiago> hey guys, i need some help copying a file from my desktop to the grub folder
[10:42] <aspro_> I'm new to the concept so assume nothing :)
[10:43] <MasseR> tiago: sudo cp file /boot/grup/
[10:43] <tiago> this is the command i tryed but didnt work
[10:43] <tiago>  sudo cp /home/tiago/desktop/splash.xpm /boot/grub/splash.xpm
[10:43] <MasseR> tiago: sudo cp file /boot/grub/
[10:43] <anathematic> what's the chmod setting to enable all permissions for everybody?
[10:43] <MasseR> tiago: What does it give as an error
[10:43] <Genomsaren> can I run .NET Applications on linux WITHOUT mono? (any other software is acceptable)
[10:43] <tiago> cp: cannot stat `/home/tiago/desktop/splash.xpm': No such file or directory
[10:43] <tiago> tiago@tiago-desktop:~$
[10:43] <MasseR> anathematic: chmod 777 file
[10:43] <anathematic> MasseR thank you
[10:43] <MasseR> tiago: Check your filename
[10:43] <Madpilot> aspro_, your private key is stored in ~/.gnupg - copy that directory
[10:44] <MasseR> tiago: Remember that it's case-sensitive
[10:44] <aspro_> tiago: try Desktop, rather than desktop
[10:44] <Genomsaren> tiago: for example dektop should be Dektop
[10:44] <aspro_> Madpilot: cheers
[10:44] <tiago> thanks that worked :)
[10:45] <Madpilot> aspro_, just be careful, that's got your entire private keyset...
[10:45] <Tinned_Tuna> j #ubuntu-server
[10:46] <aspro_> Madpilot: by careful you mean security wise?
[10:46] <melchior7> how many ubuntu channels are there on freenode?
[10:46] <Madpilot> aspro_, yes - don't leave your backup CDs lying around if they've got a copy of .gnupg on them
[10:46] <Madpilot> melchior7, lots
[10:46] <tonsofpcs> .gnupg?
[10:46] <aspro_> Madpilot: don't worry, I'll take good care of it :)
[10:46] <melchior7> private key
[10:47] <tonsofpcs> mine is [filename censored to protect security]