[13:13] <brad_> I'm having a problem with my evdo card.. when I first installed 9.04 I just plugged it in and it worked.  There was an application that allowed me to choose my broadband card but now I don't see that as a choice because wicd tray icon has replaced it.
[13:13] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip1: yes i know
[13:13] <saeed>  compiz i dont have this
[13:13] <hideo> Where can I find the mount options of the command for mounting CIFS? My box does not have "mount.cifs" but it can mount CIFS.
[13:13] <quibbler> Keybo-> open a root nautilus to do the copying ...open a terminal and type gksudo nautilus
[13:13] <shadeslayer> saeed: you do have a composting manager,do you??
[13:14] <saeed> i dont know
[13:14] <saeed> this command give me
[13:14] <saeed> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another proc
[13:14] <shadeslayer> saeed: right click on desktop and click prop. and then go to desktop effects
[13:14] <shadeslayer> saeed: that can be dealt with
[13:14] <harveyd> ok, I seem to always have a nightmare installing ubuntu from the cd, I have the iso on an external harddrive /media/My Book/ISO/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso , is it possible to boot from that? (connected through usb)
[13:15] <coleyszzz> harveyd: What problems do you have when booting from disc?
[13:15] <Keybo> not sure how to, I opened terminal, typed root and typed the command you mentioned and got error
[13:15] <saeed> visual effects - > extra
[13:15] <srish> .
[13:15] <srish> hiii
[13:16] <shadeslayer> saeed: so theres a dot next to extra right??
[13:16] <harveyd> tells me it failed to write, possible problems with the cd or the hard drive, it happens like every time
[13:16] <saeed> yah
[13:16] <shadeslayer> harveyd: use the USB creator
[13:16] <quibbler> Keybo-> in the terminal just type   gksudo nautilus
[13:16] <shadeslayer> saeed: is synaptic open?
[13:16] <harveyd> my cd drive seems to work fine apart from ubuntu installations, same with my hd
[13:16] <coleyszzz> saeed: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[13:17] <saeed> ok
[13:17] <coleys> saeed: Then you just custom choose which effects you want. *-*
[13:17] <saeed> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[13:18] <hackoidz> Hello
[13:18] <shadeslayer> saeed: search awn in synaptic and then rt. click and mark for install,then apply
[13:18] <saeed> same error massge
[13:18] <hackoidz> saeed what are you Searching For?
[13:18] <shadeslayer> !aptfix | saeed
[13:19] <konza> anyone knows, for what this command is used for       source dir ==>
[13:19] <ActionParsnip1> konza: source as in source code?
[13:19] <saeed> what apt fix
[13:20] <brad_> how do I launch the default app(let) on the menu bar for network changes if it's no longer on the menu bar?
[13:20] <ActionParsnip1> konza: can you please clarify
[13:20] <harveyd> lol, error installing the bootloader
[13:20] <timahvo1> hi everybody
[13:20] <ActionParsnip1> !grub > harveyd
[13:20] <shadeslayer> saeed: type that command in a terminal
[13:20] <Keybo> quibbler, thank you, now to remember that command :) it worked..
[13:20] <coleys> brad_: right click on the panel choose add and find gnome network manager.
[13:21] <BlackZero> hello
[13:21] <quibbler> Keybo-> please read this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo   it will give you a better idea about how to use rppt permissions
[13:21] <timahvo1> just did a fresh install of jaunty running the intel graphic card and am having trouble getting compiz to work
[13:21] <shadeslayer> anyone expereincing problems with nm-applet while setting up a adhoc network??
[13:21] <quibbler> root permissions
[13:21] <harveyd> [12:21:29] ['dd', 'if=/usr/lib/syslinux/mbr.bin', u'of=/dev/sdb', 'bs=446', 'count=1', 'conv=sync']
[13:21] <timahvo1> already removed it from the blacklist in '/usr/bin/compiz'
[13:22] <Keybo> thanks quibbler, I will
[13:22] <quibbler> Keybo-> you are welcome
[13:22] <timahvo1> any help please
[13:23] <brad_> coleys: it shows network monitor but when I first installed it had the ability to configure... I was able to modify my evdo usb modem
[13:24] <seeem> ololo
[13:25] <sp1pnw> hello
[13:25] <coleys> brad_: in terminal type: gnome-network-manager?
[13:26] <sp1pnw> witam czy są polacy na  irc??
[13:26] <timahvo1> sp1pnw: hi
[13:26] <hideo> What should I check to know the options for mounting CIFS (smbfs)? I thought it was /sbin/mount.cifs but my box does not have it....
[13:26] <coleys> brad_: network-manager-gnome actually.
[13:29] <brad_> coleys: don't see either.. I see a gnome-network-properties,  but that was for proxies
[13:29] <coleys> hmm.
[13:31] <shadeslayer> saeed: any luck?
[13:31] <judget_> Does anyone know why when U install Ubuntu and in the system it seems to treat all internal hard disks as SCSI
[13:33] <hackoidz> shadeslayer I Am Helping Him
[13:33] <hackoidz> His Problem Is Solved Now
[13:33] <shadeslayer> hackoidz: ok
[13:33] <DJones> !blkid | judget_
[13:34] <Eloff> is ls supposed to show the contents of a cd? I went to /media/cdrom and according to ls, it's empty
[13:34] <DJones> judget_: That gives an explanation behind why its changed to scsi
[13:35] <dibblego> why does machine reboot perpetually after installing the nvidia-glx-180 driver?
[13:36] <Bodsda> Hi, how can i completely remove gnome?
[13:36] <joaopinto> !purekde
[13:36] <hackoidz> Yes Eloff
[13:36] <Bodsda> joaopinto: !purefluxbox?
[13:36] <brad_> ah ha!  This is what  I need to find out how to manually launch.   New Mobile Broadband Connection Wizard
[13:36] <hackoidz> ls Lists What Is In The Directory
[13:36] <joaopinto> ah ops :P
[13:37] <PerryArmstrong> in the command    sort -t \| +1 shortlist   what does this "\" before symbol mean??
[13:37] <hackoidz> Use ls -l For Long Listing
[13:37] <Ranakah> ls -a
[13:37] <Ranakah> ups
[13:37] <Ranakah> wrong window
[13:37] <Dillizar> !orage
[13:37] <Dillizar> !info orage
[13:38] <Bodsda> PerryArmstrong: im not certain, but they are usually escape characters -- eg  cd ~/some\ file\ path\ with\ spaces/foo/
[13:38] <Eloff> total 0
[13:38] <hackoidz> Eloff Then Nothing Is In That Directory
[13:38] <PerryArmstrong> Bodsda; so whats the use of it exactly in that command??
[13:39] <Bodsda> PerryArmstrong: like i said, im not sure, try using it with and then without the '\' and see the difference
[13:40] <cratel> PerryArmstrong: If I had to guess I'd say it looks like the sort command is supposed to use | as a field separator and the \ is used so | isn't interpreted as pipe instead.
[13:42] <jetienne> q. anybody reported php doing segfault on 9.05?
[13:42] <jetienne> 5
[13:42] <jetienne> 4 sorry
[13:42] <judget_> Thankyou very much DJones OBW how did u highlight your reply to me?
[13:42] <IHS_Intern> can I make a script ask for a password to run 2 of the commands out of the 8-15 as root? the rest I don't want running as root. And I want to be able to use this script on multiple computers, not just my machine... I also want to create a launcher on the desktop. but it doesn't like $HOME/folding/folding.sh(neither does replacing $HOME with a tilde) doesn't work... and I don't expect the home folder to be the same o
[13:42] <hackoidz> When It Is Doing Segmentation Fault?
[13:42] <hackoidz> In Which Case jetienne?
[13:42] <Boohbah> judget_: your IRC client will highlight your name automatically
[13:43] <DJones> judget_: Most irc clients will highlight you if your nick is included in the line of text
[13:43] <gharz> guys, is there a command that will clean my disk... my use% when i run df -alh shoots up to 45%.
[13:43] <jetienne> hackoidz: on a php cmdline
[13:43] <Heimdall> /join xubuntu
[13:43] <hackoidz> jetienne What Did You Do Exactly To Get Segmentation Fault?
[13:44] <Heimdall> /join #xubuntu
[13:44] <jetienne> ./symfony doctrine:dql "delete sfGuardUser where 1=1" <- hackoidz
[13:44] <judget_> DJones so then yours is highlighted now?
[13:44] <hackoidz> jetienne?
[13:45] <jetienne> hackoidz: this is the cmdline i did, you wanted it
[13:45] <jrib> hackoidz: don't do that
[13:45] <jag_> hi
[13:45] <Eloff> is there maybe another place a cdrom drive might be mounted in ubuntu, other than /media/cdrom ?
[13:45] <jrib> jetienne: what are you doing?
[13:45] <hackoidz> jrib??
[13:45] <hackoidz> Don't Do What?
[13:45] <jetienne> jrib: i have coredump with php on ubuntu9.04, and i try to know if it is already well known in ubuntu community
[13:46] <hackoidz> Yeah Eloff
[13:46] <hackoidz> On Your Desktop (Gui)
[13:46] <hackoidz> Lol
[13:46] <jrib> jetienne: oh I see.  You already ran that command.  Carry on...
[13:46] <DJones> judget_: yes it is
[13:46] <pepperjack> Eloff: /media/wishfulthinking :)
[13:46] <Slart> hackoidz: this is irc.. not a movie title.. no need for the caps
[13:46] <Slart> hackoidz: =)
[13:46] <jag_> lol
[13:46] <Eloff> using server
[13:46] <Eloff> lol
[13:47] <saurabh1403> hello all.....i can't resize anyI GUI window on my ubuntu 8.04.......i googled also but no use...any help??
[13:47] <jetienne> Fatal error: Maximum function nesting level of '100' reached, aborting! in /opt/symfony/symfony-1.2.5/lib/plugins/sfDoctrinePlugin/lib/vendor/doctrine/Doctrine/Query.php on line 1741
[13:47] <jetienne> i got this on a fc8 :)
[13:47] <hackoidz> Slart I Always Write Like That :S
[13:47] <hackoidz> I Am Slower Without Caps
[13:47] <jetienne> i will see further
[13:47] <Slart> hackoidz: that doesn't make it ok
[13:47] <jetienne> hackoidz: jrib: apparently this is php doing coredump on infinite reccursion
[13:47] <hackoidz> Slart?????
[13:48] <jag_> how do i kill an un-authorized connection using my internet , without killing the eth??
[13:48] <Slart> hackoidz: just because you always do something doesn't mean it's acceptable everywhere.. we will nag you until you change it =)
[13:48] <elad`> How do I change my computer's name?
[13:48] <pepperjack> jag_: hosts.deny?
[13:49] <jag_> thanx!!
[13:49] <elad`> (The thing that appears in bash after "myusername@")
[13:49] <pepperjack> elad`: sudo hostname but before that make sure you add it to /etc/hosts
[13:49] <hackoidz> Slart :P
[13:49] <The1Qwerty_1> how can I improve batterylife
[13:50] <elad`> pepperjack, why should I add it to the hosts file?
[13:50] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: shut the notebook down ;)
[13:50] <The1Qwerty_1> ive tried several things so far cpu scalling low brightness turn off non essential stuff still only manage about 2 hrs
[13:50] <Slart> The1Qwerty_1: minimize the number of services running.. try running powertop for power saving tips.. make sure stuff goes into powersave modes (screen, hard drives etc)
[13:50] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: or undervolting
[13:50] <pepperjack> elad`: because you want to hostname resolvable to <IP_ADDRESS> otherwise sometimes badness can ensue.  for instance it used to break sudo
[13:50] <shavinder> I am using ubuntu pc as a file server in my lab. I accidently deleted an hour's work over my LAN today. is it possible to recover the file?
[13:50] <The1Qwerty_1> ive tried powertop
[13:50] <The1Qwerty_1> makes no noticable difference
[13:51] <pepperjack> elad`: so a line like '<IP_ADDRESS>    newhostname'
[13:51] <srish> why am i not able to see videos which requires flash like the ones in timesofindia or youtube but ads can be seen
[13:51] <srish> ?
[13:51] <srish> ?
[13:51] <FloodBot3> srish: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:51] <Slart> shavinder: perhaps.. you can try magicrescue, testdisk or photorec
[13:51] <linuxman410> will 9.04 run good on a pentium 3 with 512 ram
[13:51] <shadeslayer> srish: maybe the plugin is not installed
[13:51] <elad`> Very well. Thanks.
[13:51] <Slart> The1Qwerty_1: might just be that 2 hours is the best you can get.. I get about 1h40m with my acer laptop
[13:51] <hackoidz> srish Did You Install The Flash Plugin To Firefox?
[13:51] <The1Qwerty_1> I have an acer too
[13:52] <hackoidz> Sorry For Caps Slart :P
[13:52] <srish> i have installed player
[13:52] <elad`> linuxman410, "well". Will it run "well".
[13:52] <The1Qwerty_1> thing is I get about 4 hrs in windows
[13:52] <Slart> linuxman410: perhaps.. I would give xfce a try though
[13:52] <shavinder> Slart: if the file is deleted over the LAN does it go to any recycle bin?
[13:52] <pepperjack> linuxman410: run ok but on that machine typically you would be recommended to use xubuntu. really though its up to you
[13:52] <judget_> OK thanks again DJones
[13:52] <cewek> iiiiii
[13:52] <shadeslayer> i get 5 hrs on my 9 cell
[13:52] <DJones> judget_: your welcome
[13:52] <linuxman410> well it is my laptop i am running 8.10 on it and it runs good
[13:52] <pepperjack> linuxman410: 512MB though is more than enough for gnome as well
[13:52] <Slart> shavinder: I'm not sure..
[13:53] <The1Qwerty_1> I just would of thought I could get more than 2 hrs
[13:53] <gil> #themanaworld
[13:53] <gil> irc.freenode.net
[13:53] <The1Qwerty_1> had the same problem with 8.10 but I just gave up with it
[13:53] <Slart> hackoidz: no your not.. you're sorry we're nagging you about it.. admit it ;)
[13:53] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: dont go by what the battery thing tells you,use acpi -V
[13:53] <Halitech> The1Qwerty_, what does acer say you should get for battery life?
[13:53] <hackoidz> Slart :( :P
[13:54] <gil> how do i go on TheManaWorld IRC server?
[13:54] <The1Qwerty_1> im not sure what acer say it should be but I have managed 4 hrs under vista
[13:54] <The1Qwerty_1> easily too
[13:54] <pepperjack> gil: /server whatever server  typically
[13:54] <gil> with #?
[13:54]  * MenZa r/w 4
[13:54] <MenZa> O_O
[13:54] <Slart> The1Qwerty_1: is 4hrs what they say in their brochure (aka wild fantasy number) or what you actually got when using it?
[13:54] <cewek> hai
[13:54] <grawity> gil: No. # is for channels.
[13:55] <jag_> thanx pepperjack !!!!
[13:55] <The1Qwerty_1> Slart: what I actually got running under vista
[13:55] <hackoidz> rm -rf /
[13:55] <mobi-sheep> !danger | hackoidz
[13:55] <Slart> The1Qwerty_1: hmm.. might be that linux can't handle some powersaving feature then.. it's not unheard of
[13:55] <hackoidz> Lol
[13:56] <Slart> hackoidz: tsss.. and you were doing so good.. then you had to go and do that..
[13:56] <pepperjack> hackoidz: it sounds silly but there are very new users in here
[13:56] <hackoidz> Then Hope Nobody Will Do It:P
[13:56] <Slart> !coc > hackoidz
[13:56] <grawity> ...besides, that command won't even work.
[13:56] <hackoidz> Ok Tc All Now
[13:56] <The1Qwerty_1> ive also tried telling Ubuntu to do nothing when getting to low power (have read that it is not accurate) however it powered off when it said I had 0 percent so that is accurate
[13:56] <shadeslayer> pepperjack: yeah its been linux 101 day
[13:56] <srish> do we need to install both flash plugin and player for seeing flash videos or they are the same?
[13:57]  * grawity actually tried rm -rf on a VM, and it didn't work.
[13:57] <hackoidz> Alright
[13:57] <coleys> grawity: try sudo rm -rf / :p
[13:57] <grawity> coleys: I did try that as root.
[13:57] <Slart> !etiguette > hackoidz
[13:57] <hackoidz> srish install only the flash plugin for firefox
[13:57] <Slart> !etiquette > hackoidz
[13:57] <grawity> coleys: It refused to remove /, unless I add --no-preserve-root
[13:58] <coleys> grawity: oh saftey features =[
[13:58] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: in terminal type acpi -V when on a battery and tell us what it shows
[13:58] <grawity> coleys: It did work with that option though :)
[13:59] <The1Qwerty_1>      Battery 0: Charging, 24%, 01:22:24 until charged
[13:59] <The1Qwerty_1>      Battery 0: design capacity 4800 mAh, last full capacity 3947 mAh = 82%
[13:59] <The1Qwerty_1>   AC Adapter 0: on-line
[13:59] <The1Qwerty_1>      Thermal 0: ok, 67.0 degrees C
[13:59] <The1Qwerty_1>      Thermal 1: ok, 64.0 degrees C
[13:59] <FloodBot3> The1Qwerty_1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:59] <The1Qwerty_1>      Cooling 0: LCD 0 of 9
[13:59] <coleys> grawity: vm go boom =]??
[13:59] <shadeslayer> lol
[13:59] <albech> anyone successfully run openvpn with the network manager?
[13:59] <The1Qwerty_1> haha
[13:59] <The1Qwerty_1> ok so that was on battery
[13:59] <The1Qwerty_1> now ill unplug it
[14:00] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: use pastebin this time
[14:00] <grawity> coleys: Nah, it just removed all files - except some dirs which I guess were mountpoints (but without 'mount', couldn't check :P )
[14:00] <coleys> grawity: loollolo
[14:00] <The1Qwerty_1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/161426/
[14:00] <grawity> coleys: I see no lol in that.
[14:00] <albech> i am not getting any information in my log files on both client and server
[14:00] <grawity> coleys: Speaking of that, "format c:" doesn't work in Windows NT.
[14:00] <albech> when trying to establish the openvpn connection
[14:00] <JonDgls> hows the USB transfer rate in 9.04 64bit?
[14:01] <Pici> !ot
[14:01] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: your battery is dying :P
[14:01] <Slart> JonDgls: hmm.. I can test it with an external hard drive if you want?
[14:01] <The1Qwerty_1> shadeslayer: is that because it says last full charge was 82%
[14:01] <s1gmab3ta> hey fellas... anyone know of a way to get compiz to do some FSAA?
[14:01] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: yes
[14:02] <s1gmab3ta> 'cause uh, it could use some FSAA.
[14:02] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: also  Discharging, 25%, 00:23:32 remaining
[14:02] <Pici> s1gmab3ta: Asking in #compiz would be your best bet.
[14:02] <shadeslayer> see 25 pc
[14:02] <Slart> s1gmab3ta: FSAA would be do nasty things to fonts and such, I think
[14:02] <The1Qwerty_1> oh thats cause its not fully charged there
[14:02] <wtl> are all evolution configurations contained in .evolution or is there any other folder?
[14:02] <The1Qwerty_1> I just flattened it
[14:02] <s1gmab3ta> yeah i am doing that now, i juts figured why not give it a shout in here too :)
[14:02] <The1Qwerty_1> and only just plugged in
[14:02] <Travis-42> hello, In Ubuntu 9.04, the Update Manager shows two "Distribution Updates".  But I can't select them.  Anyone encounter this?
[14:03] <JonDgls> @Slart: If you could use a USB thumb drive that would be great.
[14:03] <coleys> wtl: in .evolution only
[14:03] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: ah..
[14:03] <s1gmab3ta> Slart: well i was under the impression the 3D acceleration features are only used during a special effect
[14:03] <Slart> JonDgls: that works too.. but I think I'll be limited by the usb sticks write speed
[14:03] <s1gmab3ta> Slart: and i don't care if my fonts get a little mesesd up in Expo view :)
[14:03] <The1Qwerty_1> shadeslayer: I guess windows has some extra acpi controlling this that are propietry to the laptop?
[14:03] <wtl> coleys, ooh. i preserved my old .evolution before i upgraded to jaunty but evolution is still running the startup assistant. any idea why?
[14:03] <shadeslayer> maybe,or its just lying
[14:04] <Slart> s1gmab3ta: hmm.. I don't think so..
[14:04] <coleys> wtl: hmm, im pretty sure evo has a feature for backup.
[14:04] <JonDgls> @Slart: Thats ok. If your able to get above 1MB/sec than the Intrepid bug may be resolved.
[14:04] <Slart> JonDgls: hang on.. I'll give it a go
[14:04] <Eloff> It seems ubuntu x64 comes loaded with python x64, which isn't good for much. Any way to replace it with python x86 ?
[14:05] <shadeslayer> btw when im on my battery acpi -V shows 5.30 hrs remaining and my fn+F3 key shows 2 hrs
[14:05] <jag_> this might be a NOOB q . .  but what do u do if a person is using your internet through network, and he keeps changing ip , network name etc . .  like in every min .  .
[14:05] <The1Qwerty_1> shadeslayer: do you get the full 5hrs?
[14:05] <jrib> Eloff: what exactly is not working?
[14:05] <rock> which package i need to work com munication port
[14:05] <jag_> other pc's on network must still have access . .
[14:06] <Halitech> jag_, are they connecting through the router?
[14:06] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: never tried tho thats the limit mentioned on the manual
[14:06]  * shadeslayer keeps his battery healthy
[14:06] <Halitech> jag_, is it wireless as well?
[14:06] <The1Qwerty_1> shadeslayer: you had an acer correct?
[14:06] <jag_> through several routers
[14:06] <aiman> how to hide icon in tray
[14:07] <jag_> wireless is switched off on all routers
[14:07] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: nope,my one and only Dell on which im typing all this
[14:07] <rock> which package i need to work communication port,please help me
[14:07] <Halitech> jag_, have you considered setting up wap/wpa?
[14:07] <Skaarj_> hi
[14:07] <Halitech> jag_, then how are they connected?
[14:07] <aiman> plz how to hide icon in tray
[14:07] <The1Qwerty_1> shadeslayer: would the fact that its a dell make things anybetter (as in better support from Ubuntu) or just that you have a 9 cell battery?
[14:07] <Eloff> jrib: I haven't actually tried getting anything to work with it, I know from long experience that installing C extensions for python not designed to be compiled for x64 is just asking for trouble.
[14:07] <pepperjack> rock: can you be more specific?
[14:08] <wtl> coleys, yeah but you have to manually back configurations up
[14:08] <Skaarj_> can i make ubuntu maximize ( or set specific size and position) for some applications? for example : i want gnome-termianl to be maximzed when started
[14:08] <wtl> coleys, since i havent, will my old .evolution just be void?
[14:08] <iD4rK> hi everyone
[14:08] <aiman> hello
[14:08] <rock> which package is needed to work com portcommunication port
[14:08] <Slart> JonDgls: hmm.. the first 300 MB went fast (14MB/sec).. then it kind of died.. now it's at 1.8MB/sec
[14:08] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: well Dell does give hardware supported by ubuntu and vice versa,so maybe yes (for eg. Mini 9,10)
[14:08] <mobi-sheep> !info devilspie | Skaarj_
[14:09] <Skaarj_> thank you
[14:09] <jag_> it is someone on one of our connected networks (wired)
[14:09] <pepperjack> rock: i think this should get ya going https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SerialConsoleHowto
[14:09] <Halitech> jag_, terminate the person for unauthorized use of company equipment?
[14:09] <jag_> jag_,  it is someone on one of our connected networks (wired)
[14:09] <The1Qwerty_1> shadeslayer: ok thanks for your help perhaps im just going to have to live with 2hrs
[14:10] <tyta> how can i install ubuntu on a slave (secondary) hard drive?
[14:10] <aiman> how to hide icon in tray
[14:10] <albech> why is openvpn being so stupid on 9.04 through the network manager?
[14:10] <Eloff> jrib: There's almost no reason to use python x64 anyway. The 32bit version is superior in almost every practical use case.
[14:10] <albech> anyone have a working openvpn installation with 9.04 connecting as client?
[14:10] <shadeslayer> jag_: is it....gulp...conficker
[14:10] <rock> thanks
[14:10] <pepperjack> tyta: during install you just select the partition or whole drive you want to install to.
[14:10] <iceroot> tyta: insert cd the and install it on the secondary drive
[14:10] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: np
[14:11] <C_Kode> Anyone had issues with Ubuntu 64 and 32bit Java JDK (manually installing Java) for development?
[14:11] <pepperjack> tyta: ubuntu isnt quite as picky as windows in those regards :)
[14:11] <ikonia> C_Kode: how about you tell us YOUR issue that you want help with
[14:11] <aiman> how to hide icon in tray
[14:11] <jag_> Halitech_, lol . .  how do I find which person it is .  . their are several open ports in building - does it via laptop
[14:11] <aiman> حمئ
[14:11] <aiman> how to hide icon in tray
[14:12] <shadeslayer> jag_: keep banning his IP :P
[14:12] <Halitech> jag_, check the router logs and see if it logs the MAC address of the person, then start looking after you block the MAC address from accessing the router
[14:12] <C_Kode> ikonia: Ubuntu 8 and 9 64bit.  Java 1.5JDK.  I've installed Maven and it tries to download stuff and fails, but it never actually creates a socket.  (tcpdump reports nothing)
[14:12] <DJones> jag_: Does your router allow you to block the mac address?
[14:12] <cllaudyu> is it safe to install ubuntu 9.04 ? :)
[14:12] <Halitech> cllaudyu, not at all ;)
[14:12] <shadeslayer> cllaudyu: yes
[14:13] <C_Kode> ikonia: as noted before, Java 1.5JDK 32bit
[14:13] <cllaudyu>  you're right...
[14:13] <pepperjack> cllaudyu: very few fatalities at this point
[14:13] <khamael> the sound in youtube doesn`t work after I upgraded to jaunty. are there any known issues?
[14:13] <ikonia> C_Kode: verify java with a simple hello world program first
[14:14] <C_Kode> C_Kode: Java itself works, it just seems to fail any network access.
[14:14] <cllaudyu> i installed it for five times now and it used to freez or crash...
[14:14] <jag_> problem is the the MAC adress shows as unresolved . .??????
[14:14] <Halitech> cllaudyu, what system specs on the computer?
[14:14] <C_Kode> Since it is expected to fail connections to some maven repo, it fails gracefully and doesn't report why it actually failed.
[14:15] <cllaudyu> well... 256 mb ram would be the reason off al this?
[14:15] <C_Kode> Though as I noted, there is no TCP activity reported by tcpdump when it makes these attempts
[14:15] <jrib> Eloff: I really doubt you'll have any issues.  Anything that's open source is likely to "just work" with 64 bit and most python software is open source
[14:15] <Halitech> jag_, well, the hard way would be to check all connections you want and add those to the allowed list of MAC addresses and deny all others
[14:15] <Halitech> cllaudyu, possible, what video card and cpu?
[14:16] <Halitech> cllaudyu, what video card and cpu?
[14:17] <jag_> Halitech_, THANX . . will start doing that . .  LOL only 487 IP,s to add 1 by 1 . . .
[14:17] <Halitech> jag_, well, I didn't say it would be easy ~L~
[14:18] <jag_> Thanx a lot for input peeps  .!!!
[14:18] <cllaudyu> Halitech nvidia
[14:19] <Halitech> cllaudyu, could be it doesn't like your video card, have you tried installing with the alt install cd?
[14:19] <jag_> how do I reg my nick 4 future use???
[14:19] <idris> # mysql-id
[14:19] <cllaudyu> Halitech no...
[14:19] <DJones> !register | jag_
[14:20] <KalebsRevenge> hi im a noob to ubuntu how do i use the apt-get comand?
[14:20] <Keybo> # mysql-id keybo
[14:20] <Halitech> cllaudyu, try that and see if that will allow you to install then we can work on getting the video working
[14:20] <jrib> !apt | KalebsRevenge
[14:20] <Keybo> !register | Keybo
[14:20] <cllaudyu> Halitech ok, i hope i don't need to reinstall everything...
[14:20] <KalebsRevenge> ty
[14:21] <Halitech> cllaudyu, probably will, did you upgrade from a previous version?
[14:22] <cannonball> Hi, there was a bug fixed with openvpn (bug 352170) that causes python to use hashlib instead of sha as part of the openssl-vulnkey check in the init script.  However, my system is emitting a slightly different message.  It complains that md5 is deprecated.  Bug url: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openvpn/+bug/352170
[14:22] <cannonball> Has anybody seen this before?  Quick fix?  I don't think it's complaining about my 2048 bit static key that I'm telling it to use, but I'm not 100% sure.
[14:23] <san> Hello all
[14:24] <jag_> !register | jag_
[14:25] <Guest80253> I have noticed that after a restart a reloading of asus-laptop allows me to connect to wifi. Where can i put the commands to reload the module so that
[14:25] <Guest80253> it loads automatically
[14:25] <iD4rK> any way to remove or hide these ball touching enter/leave room messages on pidgin?
[14:25] <iD4rK> hard to read text with that spamm al the time
[14:25] <Pici> cannonball: Both the sha and md5 libraries are depreciated in favor of hashlib, but its only a warning, it shouldn't cause any issues.
[14:26] <bododo> hi folks
[14:26] <Kalamot> Hello
[14:26] <hackoidz> hi bododo
[14:26] <bododo> I'm trying to tweak my appletouch.fdi hal policies
[14:27] <bododo> is there a way to restart hal and take in consideration my new settings?
[14:27] <bododo> hi Kalamot and hackoidz:)
[14:27] <shadeslayer> KalebsRevenge: any help arrive?
[14:27] <Kalamot> Could sombody hep me, i would like to automatically turn off my pc after a torrent file has been downloaded ?
[14:27] <Dday> i am apt-get how can i make it so computer shutdowns after its finished?
[14:27] <wtl> there's no problem with receiving mail from my gmail account on evolution but I can't send email. my sending doesnt progress. any idea? :)
[14:27] <shadeslayer> Kalamot: use deluge
[14:27] <coleys> wtl: via imap, or pop?
[14:28] <KalebsRevenge> yh ty shadeslayer
[14:28] <coleys> oh..
[14:28] <coleys> smtp... you need to change port to 587... tls
[14:28] <vladovg> hi
[14:28] <bododo> trying /etc/init.d/hal restart doesn't seem to take my changes in consideration
[14:28] <vladovg> здравейте всички
[14:28] <LjL-Temp> !ru | vladovg
[14:28] <KalebsRevenge> i just switched from xp to ubuntu its so much better
[14:28] <wtl> coleys, receiving via pop. sending via smtp :)
[14:28] <Kalamot> shadeslayer: it has that option ? i could not do it with transmission
[14:28] <Halitech> wtl, you also need to make sure the port is not blocked by your ISP
[14:28] <coleys> wtl: Yeah, change the smtp port to 587, and the security to tls.
[14:29] <vladovg> dont
[14:29] <bododo> is there a way to make hal take in consideration new changes to policies in fdi files?
[14:29] <shadeslayer> Kalamot: ive not tried deluge but it should have it,transmission has nothing
[14:29] <jrib> bododo: restart hal
[14:29] <wtl> coleys, oh. at last, one of my two messages are already sent. it seems that it's just taking much time. right?
[14:29] <bododo> jrib: doesn't seem to work :(
[14:29] <bododo> jrib: /etc/init.d/hal restart right?
[14:29] <jrib> bododo: depending on what you have done, you may need to logout and back in
[14:30] <coleys> wtl: If they sent, then you have no problem :]
[14:30] <wtl> coleys, where can i change the smtp port?
[14:30] <bododo> jrib: changes in appletouch.fdi (ibook trackpad)
[14:30] <jrib> bododo: yeah
[14:30] <bododo> jrib so I have to logout?
[14:30] <jrib> bododo: yeah
[14:30] <coleys> hmm... get into account settings somehow?
[14:30] <jrib> bododo: well afaik
[14:30] <coleys> sec, ill download evolution :p
[14:30] <bododo> everytime? :(
[14:30] <the_cube> what is tripwire?
[14:30] <bododo> thanks jrib :)
[14:30] <pepperjack> Kalamot: honestly i like using utorrent with wine.
[14:31] <hackoidz> Use rtorrent
[14:31] <grumla> hey guys, i want to scan a windows computer for viruses with linux, i think i'm going to use f-prot, do you recommend any other antivirus?
[14:31] <hackoidz> In The Terminal
[14:31] <Kalamot> pepperjack: but it seems u can not turn off the when using vine
[14:31] <wtl> coleys, aw. "Could not connect to smtp.gmail.com: Connection timed out" and "
[14:32] <wtl> Could not connect to smtp.gmail.com: No route to host"
[14:32] <shadeslayer> grumla: avast
[14:32] <the_cube> can some1 help me configure tripwire?
[14:32] <coleys> wtl: Sec wtl
[14:32] <Kalamot> pepperjack: but it seems u can not turn off ubuntu via vine
[14:33] <Dday> i am apt-get a file how can i make it so computer shutdowns after its finished?
[14:33] <grumla> shadeslayer: it isn't the same avast as windows's, right?
[14:33] <JonDgls> @Slart: What was the file size used for the USB transfer?
[14:33] <C_Kode> apt-get install <whatever; shutdown -h now
[14:33] <shadeslayer> grumla: it should be
[14:34] <pepperjack> Dday: number of ways sudo -s then apt-get install file;shutdown -h now  or somesuch
[14:34] <Dday> i have already started downloading though
[14:34] <frostburn> so why does vino-server keep dying and restarting causing an entire core to be used?
[14:34] <Slart> JonDgls: 4GB.. I've looked at some bugs in launchpad.. I'm going to try to mount the drive manually.. see if that improves it
[14:34] <ziroday> Hi does empathy work with the indicator-applet?
[14:34] <hackoidz> Dday: apt-get install packageName; shutdown -h now
[14:34] <lastman> Dday, why do you have to shutdown your pc?
[14:34] <JonDgls> Slart: And you are using 9.04 64bit?
[14:34] <Slart> JonDgls: yup
[14:35] <Dday> because im going to bed
[14:35] <Dday> and its noisy
[14:35] <lastman> :-)
[14:35] <coleys> wtl: Go edit > Preferences
[14:35] <Kalamot> shadeslayer: i installed deluge but ther is no such option
[14:35] <coleys> wtl: Then Mail account
[14:35] <coleys> and choose edit your gmail account
[14:36] <shadeslayer> Kalamot: hmm,try apt-cache search torrent and slecting another torrent manager
[14:36] <jag_> Please note that if your client does not support SMTP authentication, you won't be able to send mail through your client using your Gmail address
[14:36] <shadeslayer> s/slecting/selecting
[14:36] <Kalamot> so the question still stands, I would like to automatically turn off my pc after a torrent file has been downloaded ?
[14:36] <hackoidz> Kalamot Did You Start Downloading?
[14:36] <Dday> so is it possible to set it shutdown even if the file has already staarted downloading?
[14:37] <Kalamot> hackoidz: did i start downloading what ?
[14:37] <hackoidz> Downloading From Torrent Kalamot
[14:37] <TieJohn> 大家好。
[14:37] <hackoidz> Dday If You Didn't Download A Lot
[14:37] <Nirkus> hi! is there some documentation on ubuntu 9.04 for administrators?
[14:37] <hackoidz> Just Re Do It
[14:37] <jag_> Dday_,  u can stop download . . and restart , it continue s where it stopped
[14:38] <Dday> how you stop?
[14:38] <hackoidz> yeah jag_ is right
[14:38] <shadeslayer> ctrl+z
[14:38] <Nirkus> with topics like... how to configure NFS, NIS, ..
[14:38] <coleys> wtl: you there?
[14:38] <Kalamot> Well i want to start downloading and after donload completed pc shout shut down, but i do not find such option in transmission or deluge
[14:38] <hackoidz> Because what you have download from apt-get and is not completed will be saved in /var/cache/apt/archives/partial
[14:38] <Pici> Nirkus: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/index.html
[14:38] <TieJohn> 有中国人吗？难道中国人都在用盗版XP？
[14:39] <Slart> JonDgls: hmm.. same result when mounting it manually.. it just dies after 450MB or so
[14:39] <Pici> !zh | TieJohn
[14:39] <Kalamot> hackoidz: Well i want to start downloading and after donload is completed pc should shut down, but i do not find such option in transmission or deluge
[14:39] <Nirkus> Pici: thx, ill have a look at it
[14:39] <hackoidz> Kalamot use a command line torrent client like that: torrentclient file.torrent; shutdown -h now
[14:40] <Kalamot> hackoidz: will rtorrent do that  ?
[14:40] <hackoidz> Kalamot Yeah I think so
[14:41] <hackoidz> Kalamot No It Will Not Work
[14:41] <hackoidz> unfortunately :S
[14:41] <JonDgls> Slart: Hmmm...Seems the bug remains for USB 2.0 in 64bit. I read that booting into the olther non-generic kernal resolves the issue. Downside=older kernal. Really thought this would be resolved as USB 2.0 is now an industry standard.
[14:41] <Kalamot> hackoidz: it is such a basic function strange that no gui prog on linux can do that
[14:41] <hackoidz> because when the torrent finishes it will stay seeding
[14:42] <jag_> Kalamot_, man rtorrent
[14:42] <hackoidz> because a torrent client will keep running even if you finished downloading
[14:42] <Kalamot> hackoidz: utorrent has that kind of option
[14:42] <Slart> JonDgls: indeed.. I wonder if there is a bug reported to the kernel people..
[14:42] <hackoidz> utorrent is not for linux
[14:43] <Kalamot> jag_: thanks will o that , to be hones i was looking for a prog with gui but this will have to do
[14:43] <arash_> how can i disable automount of usb drives?
[14:43] <hackoidz> Kalamot I Will Search For A Solution
[14:43] <Kalamot> hackoidz: of course i know , my point was that i was surprissed linux progs dont have that option
[14:43] <jag_> Kalamot_, http://www.transmissionbt.com/
[14:44] <hackoidz> Kalamot All The Progs Are Open Source :P Edit The Source And Add That Option
[14:44] <jag_> Kalamot_, http://www.transmissionbt.com/ - check if this one might have ???
[14:44] <Kalamot> hackoidz: ha! easier said then done, i am not a coder
[14:45] <Slart> Kalamot: I think linux people still get a bit uneasy if the computer is not running =)... but on a more serious note.. I'm surprised this option is not available..
[14:45] <Kalamot> jag_: yes transmission is by default on ubuntu but no option that would turn off your pc after download
[14:46] <hackoidz> Kalamot I Am Searching For A Solution Bro
[14:46] <Kalamot> hackoidz: thanks!
[14:46] <coleys> jag_: I think Deluge might.
[14:47] <ruan> Hi can any one help me to get my sound working? ubuntu detects the sound card but no sound . (9.04)
[14:47] <coleys> ruan: Which card?
[14:47] <Guest49366> The sound playback is coming thru speakers even after plugging in my headphones, ho can i prevent this?
[14:48] <g0th> hi
[14:48] <coleys> Guest49366: You might just have to mute... Front while you use your headphones.
[14:48] <Turtle__> how do you get into the python channel'?
[14:48] <coleys> Guest49366: I have to do that at the moment. As it will play from both, I just mute one or the other depending on what im using.
[14:48] <jrib> !register | Turtle__
[14:48] <jrib> Turtle__: /join #python
[14:48] <Turtle__> join #python
[14:49] <Guest49366> coleys: Thank you
[14:49] <coleys> Guest49366: Anytime.
[14:49] <Turtle__> !register | Turtle__
[14:49] <g0th> since ubuntu jaunty audio doesnt work properly anymore: When I play a file with mplayer it sometimes doesnt even start and when I pause and resume it acts really buggy. I followed the web page steps to get pulseaudio working with jaunty but not much changed. What is going on
[14:49] <g0th> ?
[14:49] <coleys> g0th: What sound card?
[14:50] <g0th> my soundcard is: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[14:50] <ruan> Intel 82801
[14:50] <coleys> g0th: Okay, simple fix. One sec.
[14:50] <jag_> Kalamot_, deluge ?
[14:50] <ruan> i got the same one
[14:51] <coleys> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=940689&page=2
[14:51] <Kalamot> jag_: deluge does not have this optioin
[14:51] <coleys> jag_: sudo apt-get install deluge
[14:51] <ysis> Hi. I'm having problems to print PDF files via CUPS to a network printer. The test page is printed fine, but if I try do print a PDF from kpdf it prints only some words/lines from the beginning of the document (the actual amount varies randomly).
[14:52] <coleys> g0th: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=940689&page=2
[14:52] <hackoidz> Kalamot: http://turbobt.sourceforge.net/indexen.htm
[14:52] <Hungry> Hello. Is there a way to get hold of the update-manager-core and other packages required to upgrade a server from gutsy to hardy? Or now the repository is gone is the only option to reinstall from cd (with a train journey to visit the server)?
[14:52] <hackoidz> Download Queue 12. Auto shutdown computer when all finished. Download Now · BitTorrent Homepage Mirror site : turbobt.sourceforge.net. Available Language ...
[14:52] <coleys> Add those three lines to alsa.base.
[14:52] <pep> Hi
[14:53] <BestGuy> anybody knows how i can hack ubuntu so that brightness shortcuts under laptop samsung x460-44p can work?
[14:53] <Kalamot> hackoidz: yay! great
[14:53] <coleys> jag_: You could try vuze?
[14:53] <Kalamot> will try that
[14:53] <coleys> sudo mousepad /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[14:53] <coleys> ops :p
[14:53] <Nirkus> Pici: thx for your tip, but there is no doc whatsoever in there about configuring NIS. additionally, Im looking for documentation on ubuntu as a client for administrators
[14:53] <jag_> coleys_, thanx?
[14:53] <pep> 'm thinking about switching to xfce... but is the gain in speed/performances very notable? or is it minimal? (I have a core2duo with 2gb ram...)
[14:54] <hackoidz> Kalamot It Is One Of Its Features: 12. Auto shutdown computer when all finished
[14:54] <Pici> Nirkus: Sorry.  Perhaps the folks in #ubuntu-server might have a better document for you.
[14:54] <g0th> cloeys: I will try
[14:54] <g0th> thanks
[14:54] <Halitech> coleys, you should use gksu not sudo when launching graphical apps
[14:54] <shashi__> With ubuntu, if i try to install a package, and if the installation of that package is failed to due to "subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 10" error, how can i troubleshoot this problem ?
[14:54] <Kalamot> hackoidz i can see that now i need to find the repositories
[14:54] <Nirkus> Pici: im not interested in the server version of ubuntu. ;-)
[14:54] <coleys> Halitech: Whats the difference?
[14:54] <jag_> coleys_, thanx . .lol
[14:55] <Pici> Nirkus: Oh. Er.
[14:55] <Halitech> coleys, sudo is designed for the terminal, gksu is designed for graphical apps
[14:55] <coleys> jag_: Np :p
[14:55] <hackoidz> Kalamot: You Have To Compile It
[14:55] <coleys> Halitech: Oh, so it doesn't require terminal?
[14:55] <Kalamot> hackoidz: it is en exe file
[14:55] <coleys> Halitech: Nice!! Thanks.
[14:55] <Halitech> coleys, not mousepad it doesn't
[14:56] <coleys> I usually would do alt +F2 then sudo thunar (run in terminal)
[14:56] <Halitech> coleys, you could hit ALT + F2 and run the same command with gksu
[14:56] <coleys> Halitech: with gksu I dont need to do that :p
[14:56] <Halitech> coleys, exactly
[14:56] <coleys> Halitech: Thanks for the tip, appreciated!
[14:56] <Kalamot> hackoiz: seems it is an windowz app
[14:56] <Pici> Nirkus: Well.. theres https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo and
[14:56] <Halitech> coleys, welcome :)
[14:56] <Pici> Nirkus: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNISHowTo
[14:56] <hackoidz> Yeah I Used www.google.com/linux To Search
[14:57] <hackoidz> Hehe
[14:57] <BestGuy> anybody knows how i can hack ubuntu so that brightness shortcuts under laptop samsung x460 can work?
[14:57] <hackoidz> Anyways I Have To Go To University
[14:57] <gecko_> some one can help me with xf86-video-driver?
[14:57] <coleys> hackoidz: Peaceee!!
[14:58] <hackoidz> Peace
[14:58] <bassliner> is there any reason xfce doesn't have the menu anymore in 9.04?
[14:58] <bassliner> *editor
[14:59] <bassliner> i can't even find it in the repository
[14:59] <coleys> xfce has a menu =o
[14:59] <coleys> bassliner: Or what menu are you referring too?
[14:59] <TieJohn> 有中国人吗？难道中国人都在用盗版XP？
[14:59] <Guest49366> coleys: When i decrease the fron volume , my headphones volume also decreases
[14:59] <Hymnosis> is there a way when i open the file browser always shows the folder as list view?
[14:59] <void_false> Hello! i have probs with wireless on my laptop. It works fine until I try to upload/download large files in LAN.
[14:59] <bazhang> TieJohn, ##windows
[15:00] <gecko_> ./configure: line 12354: syntax error near unexpected token `XINERAMA,'
[15:00] <erUSUL> !cn | TieJohn
[15:00] <bassliner> coleys: i mean the menu EDITOR. :)
[15:00] <coleys> Guest49366: Put Headphones volume on max, and Front and Just mute them... use master to increase and decrease their volume.
[15:00] <erUSUL> bazhang: you know chineese? impressed
[15:00] <coleys> bassliner: sudo apt-get install alacarte
[15:00] <bazhang> erUSUL, just xp :)
[15:00] <[4-tea-2]> Howdy. My attempt to upgrade my desktop machine using update-manager from 8.10 to 9.04 is stuck: "Installing 7 assemblies from libmono-addins0.2-cil into Mono" and "Stacktrace:" are the last things it said, now it's hanging. What do I do?
[15:00] <Guest49366> coleys: There is no headphones volume
[15:00] <Lorn> hi, i need to see the xorg.conf files in kubuntu i looked at /etc/X11/xorg.conf and i only see "Configured Monitor" , how i see the "original" xorg.conf?
[15:01] <pdlnhrd> can anyone suggest a tool that is secure to manage passwords?
[15:01] <arash_> i have a bad hard disk that i want to recover using dd_rescue. how can i prevent ubuntu from auto-mounting it (it is usb)
[15:01] <bassliner> coleys: hm, it's just freedesktop stuff, nice...
[15:01] <bassliner> coleys: 8)
[15:01] <Guest49366> Master,front,pcm...headphones is in switch and does not have vol controller
[15:01] <Hymnosis> is there a way when i open the file browser always shows the folder as list view?
[15:01] <coleys> Guest49366:Im not using gnome, but see if you can select controls.
[15:02] <coleys> Guest49366: I don't know exactly how to  do that as I can't see it, but it might be under file, or even a button called select controls.
[15:02] <coleys> Guest49366: Then Select headphones, Master, and Front.
[15:02] <shadeslayer> Hymnosis: there is a drop down box in the upper right corner
[15:03] <jag_> Hymnosis_, EDIT , PREFRENCES , VIEWS
[15:03] <shadeslayer> Hymnosis: or you can edit it in nautilus > Edit >prefrence
 thanks mate and sorry for the dumb question lol
[15:04] <coleys> bassliner: Works =]?
[15:04] <jag_> Hymnosis_, EDIT , PREFRENCES , VIEWS  ,  Select your default view . . .  :)
[15:04] <shadeslayer> Hymnosis: no problem
[15:04] <gecko_> what is XINERAMA?
[15:04] <shadeslayer> !xinerama > gecko_
[15:05] <JonDgls> uShare <--- Anyone have a script to start uShare on boot?
[15:06] <coleys> JonDgls: System > preferences > startup?
[15:06] <pepperjack> JonDgls: there should be an exaple in /etc/init.d/skeleton
[15:07] <shadeslayer> theres also a file,something.local where you can add commands,which will be run on boot
[15:07] <PrisonerSix> hi
[15:07] <Engwar> hi guys, have a problem and could use some help plese. I'm running 9.04 and alsa only seems to work after i login to the gdm. Before there is an error locating the sound card. Anyone experiencing the same problem?
[15:07] <pepperjack> look at all your options :)
[15:07] <coleys> Engwar: What sound card?
[15:07] <Engwar> Ensoniq 5880B [AudioPCI]
[15:08] <smart-07> dfasdjkfa
[15:08] <coleys> Engwar: Your sound echos?
[15:09] <Engwar> coleys: nope, perfect sound after logging to the gdm, no sound before when i use aplay remotely
[15:09] <The1Qwerty_1> how can I get an ATi control panel
[15:09] <Engwar> coleys: this module is loaded snd_ens1371
[15:09] <The1Qwerty_1> like you can get with nvidia
[15:09] <The1Qwerty_1> wanna try powersafe mode for the gpu
[15:09] <JonDgls> shadeslayer: rc.local will run uShare in the background before login prompt but uShare does cannot scan media directories until login. Therefore a manual start is required using "ushare" to scan directories and then "sudo /etc/init.d/ushare start" to start the UPnP server.
[15:09] <wet> SCIM is not working in my computer. Are there any other input method besides SCIM and Ibus?
[15:10] <shadeslayer> JonDgls: cool,it was just a thought btw
[15:10] <demon_> where can i find /trash
[15:10] <demon_> !trash
[15:11] <JonDgls> shadeslayer: np, thank you. I do use rc.local for other commands tho. uShare unfortunatley won't play nice :) Thanx
[15:11] <shadeslayer> gecko_: please do not pm and ask in the channel
[15:11] <gecko_>  ok
[15:12] <coleys> !commands > coleys
[15:12] <The1Qwerty_1> shadeslayer: got another question for you, can I bring up the ATi catalyst control centre thing im using stock 9.04 and it does not allow me to install any hardware drivers
[15:13] <gecko_> !commands > gecko_
[15:13] <Riya> hello sir i am using compaq presario CQ45 laptop . My problem is sound is not proper .
[15:13] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: fglrx thingy?
[15:13] <The1Qwerty_1> yeah
[15:13] <coleys> Riya: What sounds card?
[15:13] <bassliner> coleys: not really, no.
[15:13] <The1Qwerty_1> says command not found
[15:13] <shadeslayer> The1Qwerty_1: no idea,you could ask the bot
[15:13] <Riya>   hello sir i am using compaq presario CQ45 laptop . My problem is sound is not proper
[15:13] <shadeslayer> !sound | Riya
[15:14] <The1Qwerty_1> shadeslayer: which one?
[15:14] <coleys> bassliner: did you isntall alacarte?
[15:14] <bassliner> coleys: yeah but it doesn't affect the xfce menu
[15:14] <JonDgls> pepperjack: Had a look at /etc/init.d/skeleton I really don't have a clue on how to modify the script to run uShare on boot.
[15:14] <shadeslayer> !fglrx > The1Qwerty_1
[15:15] <coleys> bassliner: Sec, im on xfce aswell.
[15:15] <coleys> bassliner: What do you want to remove from your menu?
[15:15] <pep> coleys: is xfce notably faster than gnome?
[15:15] <shadeslayer> yes
[15:15] <pep> I have 2gb ram and core2duo
[15:15] <coleys> pep: Oh yeah :)
[15:15] <JonDgls> coleys: ''System > preferences > startup?" I saw that but I thought it was too good to be true ;) Will try later
[15:15] <bassliner> coleys: i do not want to _remove_ something.
[15:15] <jimcooncat> I like using xchat-gnome, it sure would be handy to have a UTC clock somewhere on the interface...
[15:16] <bassliner> coleys: i want to add my own custom stuff.
[15:16] <regeya> pep, if you've got great hardware, the difference probably isn't huge, but yeah xfce is faster
[15:16] <Riya> hello
[15:16] <maginot> what the difference between cups and cupsys ?
[15:16] <coleys> bassliner: Okay check out... /usr/share/applications
[15:16] <coleys> bassliner: the .desktop files are things found in your menu.
[15:16] <pep> regeya: well fine.. you convinced me, I'm instaling xfce :)
[15:16] <coleys> bassliner: Look over them and you can figure out how to create your Own.
[15:16] <shadeslayer> pep: its ugly tho
[15:17] <joaopinto> maginot, on the terminal type: apt-cache show cupsys
[15:17] <coleys> shadeslayer: Not ugly =/
[15:17] <pep> shadeslayer: why? it looks almost exactly like gnome.... :/
[15:17] <shadeslayer> coleys: hmm,idk its ugly for my taste :P
[15:17] <coleys> pep: It's as customizable as gnome, plus eitherway you can use emerald =p
[15:17] <Halitech> shadeslayer, why do you say its ugly? Personally I find XFCE on Ubuntu almost the same as Gnome on ubuntu
[15:17] <pep> yeah
[15:17] <pep> I agree with Halitech
[15:18] <Lord-FaKe> hi, i'd like to know in which group apache by default is, cause i need to add the group/user to a folder
[15:18] <pep> coleys: not much point switchin gto xfce if it's to use emerald..
[15:18] <shadeslayer> ok,now theres gonna be a flame war,5000000 against 1,*not fair*
[15:18] <jrib> Lord-FaKe: www-data
[15:18] <Halitech> pep, and seeing as how Xubuntu uses alot of gnome apps, might as well use gnome as XFCE as the speed change is not that noticable
[15:19] <Riya> my os is ubuntu 9.v
[15:19] <shadeslayer> if you have good hardware the notice is not *that* big
[15:19] <Halitech> shadeslayer, not going to flame you, just wondering why you think XFCE is ugly
[15:19] <pep> I have good hw
[15:19] <shadeslayer> Halitech: just my personal opinion
[15:19] <pep> 2.1GHz thinkpad r61 with 2gb ram
[15:19] <Riya>  hello sir i am using compaq presario CQ45 laptop . My problem is sound is not proper
[15:19] <pep> I don't think I will see a great difference
[15:19] <shadeslayer> Riya: did you see those links?
[15:19] <Halitech> shadeslayer, ok, so not really anything you can pinpoint as to why you think its ugly, just your feeling about it. okay, fair enough
[15:20] <Riya> driver is detected
[15:20] <djuggler> And for today's "Terribly Stupid Question for the Day!"  If I want to use a secure shell, I really need putty because a regular terminal window isn't going to cut it right?
[15:20] <coleys> I like how the panels like fade out when your not on them :p
[15:20] <Halitech> pep, if you want to see a speed difference go with Debian and XFCE and you will see a big difference
[15:20] <Lord-FaKe> jrib: thx - is it possible that that group isn't generated by the standard server installation of ubuntu?
[15:20] <coleys> pep: Or Openbox
[15:20] <shadeslayer> Riya: did  you read the part where it says about unmuting the spkr?
[15:20] <Riya> no link
[15:20] <jrib> Lord-FaKe: if you have apache installed through the repositories, you should have the group
[15:21] <rotherad> djuggler: what are you wanting a secure shell for, connecting from one server to another?
[15:21] <shadeslayer> !sound > Riya
[15:21] <thiebaude> pep, im using icewm
[15:21] <Pici> djuggler: You only *need* PuTTY if you're ssh-ing from a Windows computer
[15:21] <jimcooncat> djuggler: you *need* Putty if you're using windows. it's just nice to have with linux, ssh in a terminal is fine
[15:21] <djuggler> rotherad: yes.. I need to do some command line stuff on a linux box where I host some sites
[15:21] <rotherad> djuggler: just open up a terminal and run 'ssh user@server'
[15:23] <pep> oh so debian is really much faster than ubuntu Halitech?
[15:23] <djuggler> thx
[15:23] <rotherad> djuggler: np :D
[15:23] <Riya> k not working ubttu
[15:23] <Lord-FaKe> thanks again
[15:23] <coleys> debian is most likely less user friendly
[15:23] <shadeslayer> Riya: ubottu is a bot
[15:23] <bassliner> it is not.
[15:23] <Halitech> pep, I find it is, I was running Xubuntu on a P4 1.8 with a gig of ram and changed to Debian with XFCE4 and the speed increase is very noticable
[15:23] <coleys> bassliner: How's it going ?
[15:23] <shadeslayer> Riya: can you hear even the faintest of sounds?
[15:23] <pep> I see
[15:23] <needhelp> Hello, have a problem in ubuntu: The numpad-buttons on the keyboard doesn't work. Nothing happens when I press any of them, regardless of the numlock-state. Any idea?
[15:23] <Halitech> coleys, actually, if you can run Ubuntu then you can run Debian
[15:23] <maginot> ... when printing from cups on ubuntu 8.10 some parts of my barcode are notprinting the barcode is composed by this string *AR12345RL* but the asterisk barcode is not printing (but show in the pdf file) if I print on cups in other server using cupsys 1.3.2 there are no problem, with cups on 1.3.9 I have this probl
[15:23] <shadeslayer> bassliner: and im not organic :P
[15:23] <pep> well, the problem is I'm not sure if my hw is as supported than under ubuntu
[15:23] <shadeslayer> needhelp: i had the exact problem a week ago,updates seem to have fixed it
[15:23] <pep> I heard ubuntu is more upto date
[15:24] <bassliner> coleys: well again, i really do not want to manually edit the menu file, i want my old xfce4-menueditor application back.
[15:24] <jrib> needhelp: hold down the 4, does your mouse move?
[15:24] <coleys> Halitech: Ill believe you, i've never tried debian. as customizable?
[15:26] <needhelp> shadeslayer, have just updated everything to newest versions
[15:26] <Riya> Ya i did like volum->hd intel alas mix but problem still
[15:26] <needhelp> jrib, yes it moves
[15:26] <iD4rK> Like my Ubuntu 9.04 Desktop? http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/3281/screenshot6.jpg
[15:26] <Halitech> pep, basically if it runs Ubuntu you can run debian ... Debian stable is slightly out of date but there is testing and experimental, Ubuntu was/is based on testing
[15:26] <jrib> needhelp: press ctrl-shift-numlock
[15:26] <Halitech> coleys, I find it is
[15:26] <shadeslayer> Riya: is everything set to high and all Playback options selected?
[15:26] <coleys> Halitech: Ima take a look =p
[15:26] <needhelp> jrib: Thank you!
[15:26] <wtv> iD4rK: nice one
[15:26] <alex1212> iD4rK, not really
[15:26] <Riya> ok but no
[15:26] <thiebaude> iD4rK: nice desktop
[15:26] <Halitech> coleys, basically any theme that works on Ubuntu from gnome-look.org will work on Debian
[15:26] <shadeslayer> Riya: what ??
[15:26] <jetienne> q. i would like to change the default program when i click on a .avi in nautilus, where should i look ?
[15:26] <jimcooncat> Xubuntu vs. Debian Xfce: http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20090427#feature
[15:26] <wtv> iD4rK: which messenger is it?
[15:26] <coleys> Halitech: Does it have a desktop release?
[15:27] <iD4rK> it's a pidgin screenlet
[15:27] <iD4rK> google for pidgin screenlet
[15:27] <iD4rK> and u will find it
[15:27] <Halitech> coleys, yes it does and you can download regular debian, kde, XFCE+LXDE or you can do a net install
[15:27] <shadeslayer> iD4rK: thats pidgin :O ??
[15:27] <shadeslayer> iD4rK: whats the resource monitor at the bottom?
[15:28] <vart> jetienne: right click on the file in nautilus - properties, open with
[15:28] <coleys> Intel 64 ;)))
[15:28] <Riya> shadeslayer  sir i did all that u told but still the sound is not proper
[15:28] <squidly> anyone using xubuntu 9.04 able to get amarok to work with an ipod?
[15:28] <iD4rK> its another screenlet called RingSensors
[15:28] <shadeslayer> Riya: could you post a screenshot of your sound settings?
[15:28] <ivangarcia_> I upgrated to 9.04 and my wifi stopped working, i have a 05:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[15:28] <Halitech> jimcooncat, nice comparison, never seen that before
[15:29] <thiebaude> iD4rK: where did you get your icons from?
[15:29] <squidly> and copy my podcast setttings?
[15:29] <jetienne> vart: cool thanks
[15:29] <shadeslayer> iD4rK: so thats pidgin screenlet and ringsensors
[15:29] <iD4rK> correct
[15:29] <Riya> how to take sound settings
[15:29] <Halitech> coleys, yes, it has a 64bit install as well, actually just downloaded it as I just bought a new board and cpu
[15:29] <jimcooncat> Halitech: just published Monday
[15:29] <Guest20491> Hi, does somebody know if it is possible to resize (smaller) a partimage file?
[15:29] <iD4rK> thiebaude: icons are default gnome ones
[15:29] <Halitech> jimcooncat, that would be why I've never seen it :)
[15:29] <pep> interesting link jimcooncat
[15:29] <iD4rK> thiebaude: but im going to change em soon as well
[15:30] <shadeslayer> Riya: use print screen
[15:30] <thiebaude> iD4rK: you just enlarged them?
[15:30] <mbeierl> Guest20491: Restore it to a partition that is big enough, shrink the partition, then re-create the partimage
[15:30] <Riya> ya where u get sound setting option
[15:30] <mbeierl> Guest20491: I'm sure that's not the answer you wanted... :(
[15:30] <iD4rK> no, they were that size, i've upgraded from ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04 maybe the config was saved
[15:30] <iD4rK> but its default
[15:30] <thiebaude> nice
[15:30] <Guest20491> mbeierl, ok thanks i believed that exist a faster way
[15:31] <shadeslayer> iD4rK: is there a empathy screenlet ;)
[15:31] <mbeierl> Guest20491: I have not found it, unfortunately
[15:31] <Guest20491> mbeierl, that's not the answer i requested but that's the only thanks guy!
[15:31] <iD4rK> lol, search for it u can check http://www.gnome-look.org/ for customizations and plugins
[15:31] <iD4rK> there is a lot of stuff there
[15:32] <Halitech> Guest20491, have you tried using the live cd to resize it with partition editor? you can't resize a mounted partition
[15:32] <vart> iD4rK: how do i install the screenlet?
[15:32] <mbeierl> Guest20491: depending on how much "wasted space" there is in the partition and the type of the filesystem, it should be a quick enough operation...
[15:32] <Guest20491> partition editor? no i use gparted on umounted partition mbeierl
[15:33] <iD4rK> go to your apcket manager and search for screenlet
[15:33] <iD4rK> then u will see the screenlet manager
[15:33] <qr> Where can I get a backport of the new screen-profiles package?
[15:33] <iD4rK> there is a isntall button
[15:33] <mbeierl> Guest20491: that was Halitech that asked about live cd
[15:33] <iD4rK> err, i mean u search it, downlaod and let it isntall then u find it under accesories
[15:33] <qr> (a backport to 8.10)
[15:34] <iD4rK> once started u see the isntall button
[15:34] <mbeierl> Guest20491: do I understand the question correctly?  You have an existing partimage that you want to restore to a partition that is smaller than specified in the partimage file?
[15:34] <eseven73> is there a way to replace the default voice in Festival? I can barely understand it
[15:35] <iD4rK> have to leave, bbl
[15:35] <Guest20491> mbeierl, yes but first I will shrink it in a bigger partition
[15:35] <ralfm_> qr, https://launchpad.net/~screen-profiles/+archive/ppa
[15:35] <mbeierl> Guest20491: ok, yes, then that is the only answer that I know... wish it were easier, but I can say it will work
[15:35] <qr> ralfm_: excellent, thanks
[15:36] <shadeslayer> hmm i cant get the ring sensor to monitor my temp
[15:36] <scunizi> ralfm_: are the screen profiles for the program "screen" for the cli?
[15:37] <mercutio22> hello guys. I have an unfinished upgrade process here. Update manager asks for a partial upgrade. I click ok and it does not proceed. What to do?
[15:37] <ralfm_> scunizi, exactly
[15:37] <scunizi> ralfm_: is there anything different about the ppa versions vs the "stock" version?  just curious if I should make the effort
[15:38] <vart> iD4rK: sorry I do not see the applet manager. What do you mean?
[15:38] <ralfm_> scunizi, sorry, I don't know the difference
[15:39] <scunizi> ralfm_: ok.. thanks.
[15:41] <scunizi> ralfm_: looks like they are minor bug fixes
[15:42] <ralfm_> scunizi, ahh ok
[15:42] <mercutio22_> it just halted on me
[15:42] <eseven73> is there a way to replace the default voice in Festival? I can barely understand it
[15:43] <xvii69> Q=i rebooted my Ubuntu and now Mplayer does not want to play my WMV files anybody know why?
[15:43] <ralfm_> eseven73, does it have to be festival? I prefer espeak
[15:43] <xvii69> Q=i rebooted my Ubuntu and now Mplayer does not want to play my WMV files anybody know why?
[15:44] <jerkstore> I have an ATI x850 card. Can anyone tell me how to configure xorg.conf so it utilizes all the features of my card?
[15:45] <tomtum> hello ubuntu world! Have ubuntu for 2 days now I love it.
[15:45] <alistrone> hi
[15:45] <xvii69> Q=i rebooted  Ubuntu and now Mplayer does not want to play my WMV files anybody know why?
[15:45] <PretoriaS> hallo
[15:45] <alistrone> also I love it
[15:45] <eseven73> Ralfm, well im not sure im using a code snippet from commandlinefu.com that grabs rss feeds every 5 mins and it uses Festival for the voice
[15:46] <SiDi> Hi, does anyone know where's the file that managed autocompletion for apt-get  / aptitude ? can't find i
[15:46] <PretoriaS> Has anyone a nvidia 9800gt?
[15:47] <clearscreen> firefox seems to have taken ownership of ftp:// links, I want them to open in nautilus again, how do I do it?
[15:47] <eseven73> Ralfm, ok replacing festival with espeak worked, but it's kind of hard to understand too, is there a way to tweak it?
[15:48] <mbeierl> eseven73: there are different voices, and they are set as part of the say command.  Do you know where you got the script for the rss feed?
[15:48] <SiDi> !aptitude
[15:48] <RPS> Hello Guys, I've been using 8.10 since December and I just simply see no reason to switch back to WinBlows, but I do have a question. I just got prompted to install the 9.04 and I'm wondering how much work is required to get Jaunty running and get things stable? I mean will I have to reinstall things like VLC and go about redoing all my preferences? If that's the case I may need to postpone things until I have a few hours to get things
[15:48] <RPS> done.
[15:48] <SiDi> !apt-get
[15:48] <Guest49366> The sound playback is coming thru speakers even after plugging in my headphones, ho can i prevent this?
[15:48] <albech> anyone can help me get a working openvpn connection to an already working openvpn server?
[15:48] <eseven73> mbeierl, from http://www.commandlinefu.com
[15:48] <lastman> Hey ubuntu team, there is a serious bug in the openoffice 3.0.1 and report builder 1.0.5 !!!
[15:49] <albech> !openvpn
[15:50] <mbeierl> eseven73: what's the package/script called?
[15:50] <jtholmes> lastman, would you please report it using  ubuntu-bug thanks
[15:50] <Boohbah> lastman: could it be https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org/+bug/179220
[15:50] <Boohbah> jtholmes: best to search for an already filed bug first :)
[15:50] <jtholmes> true
[15:51] <eseven73> mbeierl, while [ 1 ]; do curl -s -u username:password  http://twitter.com/statuses/friends_timeline.rss|grep title|sed -ne 's/<\/*title>//gp' | head -n 6 |festival --tts; sleep 300;done
[15:51] <mbeierl> eseven73: ok got it... gimme a moment :)
[15:53] <xvii69> Hmm Anybody knwo what this means as an error in Nvidia Setting when i try to go back to Twin View from split Screen?
[15:53] <xvii69> Failed to set MetaMode (1) 'CRT-0: nvidia-auto-select @1280x1024 +1680+0, DFP-0: nvidia-auto-select @1680x1050 +0+0' (Mode 2960x1050, id: 94) on X screen 0.
[15:53] <fullstop> hi all.  I've googled quite a bit, but I can'f find what i am looking for.  I need to force the drive geometry of an IDE drive.
[15:54] <SiDi> Hi, does anyone know where's the file that managed autocompletion for apt-get  / aptitude ? can't find it
[15:54] <fullstop> I see that I can pass hd= in the kernel parameters.
[15:54] <fullstop> any examples?  How will that bypass my scsi drive?
[15:54] <Guest49366> The sound playback is coming thru speakers even after plugging in my headphones, ho can i prevent this?
[15:54] <LjL> SiDi: /etc/bash_completion
[15:54] <Guest49366> I am on 8.10
[15:55] <jerto> xvii69, did you check google ? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=690580
[15:55] <Jaunty69> hi , when i login , I hear a drubbing sound from the speakers... how do I fix this
[15:55] <shadeslayer> anyone using the ring sensors screenlet?
[15:55] <xvii69> nop will go now
[15:55] <jerto> xvii69, check the link I sent
[15:56] <xvii69> checking it now.. thanxs alot
[15:56] <DG19075> Jaunty69: the drubbing sound is the ubuntu hand drum login prompt.....
[15:56] <mbeierl> Guest20491: follow this tutorial: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=677277
[15:57] <mbeierl> Guest20491: the "default" voice to use for festival is located in /etc/festival.scm
[15:57] <Jaunty69> DG19075: its not that one.. It lasts for over a 3 -4 mins. and I cant hear any audio from my speakers also.. I am using  a laptop
[15:58] <Slart> Is there a way for me to verify if my usb-drive uses USB v1 or USB v2 ?
[15:58] <jtholmes> slart  perhaps  lspci -vvv
[15:59] <mbeierl> Guest20491: for example to use the "rab" voice, create (or edit) /etc/festival.scm and enter this line: (set! default_voice 'voice_rab_diphone)
[15:59] <Slart> jtholmes: hmm.. good thinking.. let me check, see what I can find
[15:59] <Jaunty69> Anyone knows how i can go about finding an audio driver...
[15:59] <DG19075> Jaunty69: sounds like an audio issue, what's called motor boating. First place to look is your mixer settings, to see if something is wrong there.
[16:00] <shankhayan> Hello?
[16:00] <grawity> shankhayan: Hello.
[16:00] <localau> oh man full room is full
[16:00] <localau> okay so
[16:01] <localau> i've just installed jaunty jackelope or whatever
[16:01] <shankhayan> I've been having some problems with mounting disks....can anyone help
[16:01] <localau> and i'm trying to get flash working properly
[16:01] <Halitech> shankhayan, 32bit or 64 bit?
[16:01] <shankhayan> 64
[16:01] <localau> i'm not sure if the problem is related to firefox specifically or what
[16:02] <localau> also shankhayan, i had a lot of problems with the 64 bit edition. i installed the 32 bit on mine. works just fine.
[16:02] <Halitech> shankhayan, look here http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-flash-not-working-after-jaunty-upgrade-64bit.html
[16:02] <Jaunty69> DG19075: Do you mean look sound preferences. Default Mixer tracks
[16:02] <Jessybaby> On windows for a loopback i type ping <IP_ADDRESS>, what do I do in linux?
[16:02] <shankhayan> I think that links for localau
[16:02] <Halitech> Jessybaby, same thing
[16:02] <SiDi> !mount | shankhayan
[16:02] <itshorty> Jssybaby: just the same
[16:03] <Jessybaby> Halitech, what about <IP_ADDRESS>
[16:03] <localau> well my flash problem is as follows: it gets very poor performance and there are a lot of flash videoplayers that out right do not work
[16:03] <Halitech> shankhayan, sorry, yes you are right
[16:03] <DG19075> Jaunty69: yes
[16:03] <SiDi> shankhayan: also, try gmountiso
[16:03] <localau> youtube, for example, works fine but it runs between 5 and 15 fps
[16:03] <localau> but metacafe.com's videoplayer doesn't load
[16:03] <SiDi> shankhayan: if you've got a specific question about mounting devices that the FAQ can't answer, then please ask it explicitely so we can help you ;)
[16:03] <shankhayan> sure
[16:04] <Hymnosis> Jessybaby to stop it press ctrl + z
[16:04] <shankhayan> This is the situation
[16:04] <Halitech> Jessybaby, that isn't a loopback address
[16:04] <Swistak> hello guys
[16:04] <Jaunty69> DG19075: so which device should i choose.. Or just try everyone one of them
[16:04] <shankhayan> I've got some .iso images of MATLAB which I want to install under wine
[16:04] <shankhayan> They're a windows version
[16:04] <Swistak> Is it possible to install WINDOWS XP when I am uisng now ONLY ubuntu? I have 2 physics discs. One of them is empty
[16:04] <shankhayan> So I try mounting using gmount-iso
[16:04] <Jessybaby> What will happen if i type "ping <IP_ADDRESS>"
[16:04] <DG19075> Jaunty69: I personally use alsa
[16:04] <shankhayan> Its giving me the following error
[16:04] <shadeslayer> Swistak: sure
[16:04] <shankhayan> An error occured
[16:04] <shankhayan>  wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0,       missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[16:04] <SiDi> shankhayan: please try to write everything in a single phrase, and add my name at the end of it, so it makes it much easier for me to read you
[16:05] <shankhayan> ok.....sorry
[16:05] <kitche> Swistak: yes but you will lose grub which means you will need to reinstall it to the mbr
[16:05] <shadeslayer> Swistak: just have a ubuntu disc ready to reinstall GRUB
[16:05] <mbeierl> Jessybaby: if there is a computer with the address <IP_ADDRESS> and you can reach it, it will respond
[16:05] <Halitech> Jessybaby, depends on if thats an IP address on the local network that you are connected to or not
[16:05] <Swistak> shadearg, kitche When i try install XP, i get error http://www.roleplay.pl/HPIM5133.JPG
[16:05] <SiDi> shankhayan: are you sure it's an iso ? Sometimes windows applications use .ISO extension for .MDF/.MDS/.BIN files.
[16:05] <Jessybaby> Halitech, for some reason i though <IP_ADDRESS> was loopback on linux. I was having an argument with someone. Looks like I was wrong!
[16:06] <sebsebseb> not  sure if I am meant to promote this here really, but  there's some help going on right now for new Ubuntu users in   #ubuntu-classroom and you can ask some questions in #ubuntu-classroom-chat
[16:06] <SiDi> shankhayan: anyways, try the following command : "sudo mkdir /media/ISO && sudo mount /path_to_the_iso/yourfile.iso /media/ISO -t iso9660 -o loop" and tell me if you get a wrong fs type error
[16:06] <Jaunty69> DG19075: i still cant hear anything  when i  click the test
[16:06] <Halitech> Jessybaby, <IP_ADDRESS> is a non routable IP address that some ISPs will use if they use NAT to assign network connections
[16:06] <shankhayan> SiDi.....The extension is .iso   if I do file <Discname>.iso , It's coming up as data
[16:06] <Hymnosis> what about if i want to release the ip address like on windows "ipconfig /release"
[16:07] <Halitech> Hymnosis, sudo ifconfig down
[16:07] <SiDi> shankhayan: if you type file, it should give something such as  : bt3-final.iso: ISO 9660 CD-ROM filesystem data [...]    or   xubuntu-9.04-beta-desktop-amd64.iso: ISO 9660 CD-ROM filesystem data 'Xubuntu 9.04 amd64'
[16:07] <Hymnosis> and renew ifconfig up?
[16:08] <Halitech> Hymnosis, yes but use sudo
[16:08] <Hymnosis> yeah
[16:08] <Hymnosis> cheers
[16:08] <DG19075> Jaunty69: go to System>Preferences>Sound, and under default Mixer Tracks, select alsa
[16:09] <RPS> I think my questions got passed over earlier, so I'm going to try again.
[16:09] <nickgrey147> What is the easyest way to set up a ubuntu machine as a mail server ??
[16:09] <RPS> Hello Guys, I've been using 8.10 since December and I just simply see no reason to switch back to WinBlows, but I do have a question. I just got prompted to install the 9.04 and I'm wondering how much work is required to get Jaunty running and get things stable? I mean will I have to reinstall things like VLC and go about redoing all my preferences? If that's the case I may need to postpone things until I have a few hours to get things
[16:09] <RPS> done.
[16:09] <FloodBot3> RPS: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:10] <alistrone2> lol
[16:10] <shankhayan> SiDi: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0,
[16:10] <shankhayan>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[16:10] <shankhayan>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[16:10] <shankhayan>        dmesg | tail  or so
[16:10] <alistrone> lol
[16:10] <FloodBot3> shankhayan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:10] <Halitech> RPS, if you do the upgrade then you shouldn't need to reinstall anything ... of course as it is a major change you should back up anything you can't afford to lose in case it does mess up
[16:10] <shankhayan> Sorry
[16:10] <gottreu> with only 1 gig of RAM, will the switch from 32bit to 64bit ubuntu cause any memory usage problems?
[16:10] <Slart> gottreu: not that I can think of
[16:10] <kitche> RPS: the packages will get upgraded automatically 3rd party stuff I would watch out for if you have any of that installed
[16:10] <SiDi> shankhayan: heh, dont paste several lines or the bots will kick you :) for this you can use http://paste.ubuntu.com for instance
[16:11] <iceroot> gottreu: you only need 64bit with 4gb ram an more
[16:11] <SiDi> shankhayan: the problem is very very likely that your ISO file isnt really an ISO, but a MDF, a CUE or something like this
[16:11] <doggyslobber> How do you screen capture a scrolling webpage...  I need the whole page from top to bottom...
[16:11] <shankhayan> Hmm......so is there any way to specify the fstype of the image
[16:11] <Jaunty69> DG19075: That doesnt work either
[16:11] <nickgrey147> Mail server , ubuntu ? anyone ?
[16:12] <janisozaur> hi, i'm trying to write an app using QT, it opens a file using open(), does something with this file and then it should close() the file, but when i compile (using Qt Creator) it wants to link close(file) to a method from QWidget. how can i fix that?
[16:12] <shankhayan> SiDi: Can ubuntu even mount .CUE or whatever
[16:12] <SiDi> shankhayan: you can try tools such as mdf2iso nrg2iso pdi2iso ccd2iso or cdi2iso or b5i2iso
[16:12] <ralfm_> doggyslobber, there are Firefix plugins like fireshot
[16:12] <Jaunty69> Anyone using HP laptop and had audio problems... and managed to solve it
[16:12] <SiDi> shankhayan: no, these are filesystems managed by the CD cloning apps, and by Alcohol 120% or Daemon tools, which are all windows tools
[16:12] <RPS> Halitech, what would be the easiest way to back up my settings for say something like Xchat? I would hate to lose all the settings I labored over. Of course I know how to save my personal data, but the tweaks I spent so much time getting just right would be a HUGE punch in the gut if I lost them.
[16:12] <jrib> janisozaur: you should ask in the qt channel, or at least in the channel for the language you are writing in
[16:12] <amgarching> if I run "screen" from a "screen" how do I open new shell in the inner screen? C-a c opens new shell of the outer.
[16:13] <SiDi> shankhayan: try one of the above tools till it succeeds. And if they all fail then you'll have to find an actual ISO on the web
[16:13] <SiDi> shankhayan: if you made the ISO yourself from windows, be sure to save it explicitely in ISO 9660
[16:13] <Halitech> RPS, just backup your home folder as all personal preferences are there, just make sure you get the hidden files
[16:13] <shankhayan> SiDi: But how do I determine what Filesystem the disc image really is
[16:13] <manatarms> I hope you wherent overreacting my friend. Stew! :)
[16:14] <jrib> amgarching: C-a a  escapes I think.  Search the man page for "escape"
[16:14] <SiDi> shankhayan: well, that's the whole problem:) if you don't know what its been done with, its impossible
[16:14] <manatarms> Tenacious D Powerrrs !
[16:14] <shankhayan> SiDi: Thanks anyway
[16:14] <amgarching> jrib: right, C-a a c
[16:14] <SiDi> shankhayan: but as the file is coming alone, its very likely a cue or bin. They're the most common. If you had an .mds file with it, then the ISO is a .mdf
[16:14] <LinuxApe> Anyone else having printing problems since their Jaunty upgrade?
[16:14] <SiDi> shankhayan: you're welcome. Good luck with your file.
[16:14] <jrib> !ask | LinuxApe
[16:15] <modderx> Any of you guys web developers?
[16:15] <jrib> !ot | modderx
[16:15] <Swistak> shadearg, kitche any ideas?
[16:15] <JockyWilson> Data corruption if you are downloading 4gb+ files and forget to turn off screensaver can that cause data corruption?
[16:15] <Swistak> When i try install XP, i get error http://www.roleplay.pl/HPIM5133.JPG
[16:16] <Swistak> ubuntu is one way ticket :P?
[16:16] <ibrahim1> salut
[16:16] <Swistak> hi
[16:16] <ibrahim1> hi
[16:17] <Halitech> Swistak, MS doesnt like to play ball with other operating systems and it is usually best to install it first then Ubuntu
[16:17] <mbeierl> Swistak: the partition that you are trying to install windows to was formatted as ext3 by ubuntu.  It is highly recommended to install operating systems into their own partitions, not share a partition between two partitions
[16:18] <mbeierl> Swistak: therefore you will need to shrink the partition that ubuntu is using and make a new one for Windows XP
[16:18] <Swistak> mbeierl, no, this HDD is second phisycal HDD, without filesystem
[16:18] <shadeslayer> Swistak: yeah,sorry,what you could try is to make a new partition through gparted which a FAT32 or NTFS partition
[16:18] <Swistak> but windows try to acces first HDD
[16:18] <mbeierl> Swistak: so Windows is not allowing you to install on second hdd?
[16:19] <Swistak> shadeslayer, I tried installing this on NTFS and on empty space
[16:19] <shadeslayer> and?\
[16:19] <Swistak> mbeierl, I can select second HDD, but windows want also acces MBR at first disc (EXT3 ubuntu)
[16:19] <ertu_> Hi. Is it possible to use beryl on latest amd64 ubuntu and ati x1950?
[16:19] <Swistak> shadeslayer, and It give me the same error
[16:19] <pepperjack> Swistak: also, generally you want to install in this order xp, ubuntu otherwise xp will take over your boot loader and you have to repair.
[16:20] <pepperjack> Swistak: trick is to let ubuntu have the last word
[16:20] <shadeslayer> heh
[16:21] <Swistak> pepperjack, I realise that
[16:21] <Swistak> but I cant install xp
[16:21] <Crazyguy> Swistak, if you want to install xp on a different hard drive, I recommend you disconnect the one with ubuntu (power or data cable should be sufficient)
[16:21] <yakobmatrix> I am having problem connecting VPN in jaunty
[16:21] <shadeslayer> well the recommended way is windoze > Ubuntu
[16:21] <Swistak> i get this damm error
[16:21] <Swistak> also at XP and vista
[16:21] <yakobmatrix> anyone has recommendation
[16:21] <Jakal> can anyone give me a little help? i just got an hd tv and im trying to get the resolution set right. i think the problem is in the horizontal and vert sync. my tv manual says its hor 47.7 vert 60. but the xorg.conf file has value ranges. im not really sure what to put there.
[16:21] <Swistak> Crazyguy, omg, thats hardcore ;D
[16:21] <Swistak> that mean windows => ubuntu works good, but ubuntu => windows not
[16:21] <Crazyguy> Swistak, xp sometimes wants to overwrite the ubuntu boot loader even when installing to another disk
[16:22] <pepperjack> Swistak: xp is very limited in what it allows you to do i imagine it will insist on installing to master drive
[16:22] <shadeslayer> yep
[16:22] <RoC_MasterMind> In the older ubuntu's there was an System/Preferences/Sessions, and I could hit the button to "Save my session" so that my terminal and a few other apps would auto-open when I login.  That button stopped working in 8.?? and now in 9.04 Sessions is gone...is there any new functionality to replace this?
[16:22] <vbabiy> what is the best way to change default python version in ubuntu 9.04
[16:23] <Swistak> but this order mean to me that ubuntu is limited
[16:23] <first2di3> Ok, so, I installed ubuntu last night and booted into it and played around, everythings good... today I go to boot into windows and even when I try to boot safemode, it loads Mup.sys then the computer reboots to bios
[16:23] <mbeierl> Swistak: what it means is that Windows XP does not want to share your computer with another operating system unless it comes from Microsoft
[16:23] <AnRkey> how can i create an lpr queue, for our as400 server to print to, with cupsys on ubuntu?
[16:23] <first2di3> How do I go about fixing that?
[16:23] <LjL> Swistak: have you asked in ##windows as well? i think that should be a more appropriate channel
[16:23] <mbeierl> Swistak: it is not Ubuntu's fault it is Microsoft
[16:23] <Swistak> ok
[16:23] <Swistak> I will disconnect this
[16:23] <shadeslayer> yeah,they have a bad bad partitioning system
[16:24] <Swistak> hdd
[16:24] <LjL> Swistak: you can stay joined to two channels at a time.
[16:24] <shadeslayer> *bad
[16:24] <Crazyguy> shadeslayer, terrible I would say
[16:24] <LjL> ah.
[16:24] <jonndoe45> HELP PLEASE. I have an hd (hd1) with 2 partitions already p0 xp (active, primary), p1, win7, if i load ubuntu where do I put the bootloader ?
[16:24] <AnRkey> Swistak, you can install ubuntu to another drive and then install grub on the windows drive
[16:25] <hatter243> jonndoe45, in the default location
[16:25] <ertu_> Is it possible to use beryl on latest ubuntu, amd64 and ati x1950?
[16:25] <shadeslayer> also their thinking that " This PC has no other OS and i can go about messing with the MBR " thing is irritating
[16:25] <Bodsda> !beryl | ertu_
[16:25] <AnRkey> Swistak, or visa versa it doesn't matter to grub where u install it
[16:25] <ertu_> thanks. iIs it possible to use beryl on latest ubuntu, amd64 and ati x1950?
[16:25] <ertu_> oops
[16:25] <Bodsda> ertu_: compiz should work -- there may be a few issues due to the ati card though
[16:26] <first2di3> Ok, so, I installed ubuntu last night and booted into it and played around, everythings good... today I go to boot into windows and even when I try to boot safemode, it loads Mup.sys then the computer reboots... where do I start to fix this?
[16:26] <Omarman>  I'm on a laptop with Nvidia 8600 graphics (DELL XPS 1530), Jaunty install. Is there a way to activate external monitor on separate x screen without having to restart X?
[16:26] <christi> how can I install Ubuntu on LVM?
[16:26] <shadeslayer> first2di3: isnt that a windows problem?
[16:27] <shadeslayer> Omarman: me too!!! i cant get it to recognise my SDTV on my S-video out
[16:27] <AnRkey> christi, use the ubuntu alternate cd/iso and google for the howto
[16:27] <ziroday> Omarman: are you using the propriatery nvidia dirvers?
[16:27] <first2di3> well... it would be, but windows didnt have a problem until I installed ubuntu, so I thought since you see people like me every other day you might have a pointer or two =/
[16:27] <ralfm_> christi, alternate CD
[16:27] <brett__> oh lawdy i havent used irc in ages
[16:28] <RPS> Halitech, thanks, but how do I make sure I get the hidden files when I'm backing up my Home folder?
[16:28] <christi> AnRkey, ralfm_ : The text based alternate installer ?
[16:28] <AnRkey> yes
[16:28] <Omarman> Yes.. using the Nvidia drivers
[16:28] <brett__> if i want to see all channels in server irc.rizon.net, how do i do it?
[16:28] <AnRkey> it has more options than the gui/gnome/live iso/cd
[16:28] <ziroday> Omarman: install the nvidia-settings app (sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings) and then use that
[16:28] <jonndoe45> hatter243, i tried not specifying boot loader location it DEFAULTS to hd0, my boot drive is hd1 - if i try that then netldr is missing message
[16:28] <loki_> Anyone care to help out an IRC n00b?
[16:28] <Omarman> Thanks Ziroday!
[16:28] <shadeslayer> loki_: please use #freenode
[16:29] <joaopinto> first2di3, there are some windows installations which do break when you do partition changes, fixing that requires windows know-how or contacting your vendor, we will not be able to help you here, since that is a windows related problem
[16:29] <loki_> ok thnx - how?
[16:29] <brett__> #freenode
[16:29] <brett__> lol
[16:29] <loki_> #freenode
[16:29] <shadeslayer> loki_: /join #freenode
[16:29] <AnRkey> christi, why lvm?
[16:29] <LjL> loki_: /join #freenode
[16:29] <loki_> ah thnx
[16:29] <ertu_> !compiz
[16:29] <first2di3> ok, Thanks
[16:29] <hareldvd> after running "computer janitor" and removing everything recommended and reinstalling openoffice3 (ubuntu 9) I now get: The application cannot be started. iso resource could not be loaded by SfxApplication
[16:29] <mbeierl> first2di3: do you have a windows repair or install disk?
[16:29] <hatter243> jonndoe45, and editing the grub config to change all instances of hd (0,X) to hd (1,X) ?
[16:29] <christi> AnRkey, why LVM? Because it's more flexible than regular partitions.
[16:29] <hatter243> jonndoe45, ...doesn't solve the problem?
[16:29] <AnRkey> christi, then will you know enough to set one up?
[16:30] <Halitech> RPS, open Nautilus and press CTRL + H to show hidden files
[16:30] <AnRkey> the text ui allows for it when you install on alternate iso/cd
[16:30] <christi> AnRkey, I know how to setup one from the command line
[16:30] <terrestre> first2di3: maybe a chkdsk to the partition could help
[16:30] <jonndoe45> hatter243, not tried that i wll have to read up on it, ubuntu newbie
[16:30] <Guest49366> The sound playback is coming thru speakers even after plugging in my headphones, ho can i prevent this?
[16:30] <christi> AnRkey, I've been using LVM under Fedora for the last couple of years
[16:30] <Guest49366> I dont mind disabling speakers
[16:30] <elad`> I have a ThinkPad. The volume from its speaker is much lower than it is when running WinXP on it. How do I enhance it?
[16:30] <AnRkey> christi, then use the alternate installer, you should find it easy to do
[16:30] <Guest49366> please help
[16:31] <pao> hi all! is that difficult to install 9.04 next to 8.04?
[16:31] <pepperjack> Guest49366: not sure how to have it fixed automatically but you can run alsamixer in a terminal or use the gnome front end to it < > keys i think to mute
[16:31] <terrestre> !ask Guest49679
[16:31] <AnRkey> christi,  I use mdadm, not reason why though :P
[16:31] <terrestre> !ask | Guest49679
[16:31] <AnRkey> *no
[16:31] <christi> AnRkey, got that. Thank you. I don't want RAID.
[16:32] <AnRkey> i am getting mixxed up then, what is lvm for then?
[16:32] <AnRkey> christi,  i got some readin' to do :D
[16:32] <hareldvd> Guest49366, There is a separate volume control for local speakers and for earphones.
[16:32] <RPS> Halitech, thanks and why did I suddenly think it was going to be some special thing I needed to do is beyond me. I guess I will just have to laugh at myself on this one. Thanks!
[16:32] <ralfm_> !lvm
[16:32] <christi> AnRkey, LVM let's use create/delete partitions on the fly
[16:32] <christi> AnRkey, you can resize them very easily
[16:32] <Omarman> It seems the Nvidia settings app also wants me to restart X if I want to enable a second X screen on the external monitor.
[16:32] <vbabiy> what is the best way to change default python version in ubuntu 9.04
[16:32] <AnRkey> christi, now you have peaked my interest....
[16:32] <jrib> vbabiy: why?
[16:33] <elad`> I have a ThinkPad. The volume from its speaker is much lower than it is when running WinXP on it. How do I enhance it?
[16:33] <christi> AnRkey, you can also move files (partitions) from one drive to another drive without any disruptions. It's really cool.
[16:33] <vbabiy> jrib: I need to use 2.5 as the default for my python development
[16:33] <AnRkey> christel, that's awesome then for my hardware raid setups, i always have issues when i expand them
[16:33] <shadeslayer> !sound | elad`
[16:33] <Halitech> RPS, we usually make things more complicated then they are ~L~ hopefully the upgrade goes fine and you won't need the backup files
[16:33] <AnRkey> christi, i could put them on an lvm partition and expand as the volume expands?
[16:34] <christi> AnRkey, under LVM, you just add a new PV (physical volume) - a regular partition actually, then add it to the volume group and then you can extend a logical volume
[16:34] <jrib> vbabiy: you should just use python2.5 in your hashbang line.  Changing the default version is a bad idea since it could break some scripts
[16:34] <Guest49366> hareldvd: where is that?
[16:34] <Guest49366> I saw in thealsa mixer and it is not there
[16:35] <Guest49366> I don mind disabling te speakers completly
[16:35] <christi> AnRkey, you put filesystems on logical volumes; after extending the logical volume you run resize2fs on it
[16:35] <Hymnosis> !mp3
[16:35] <elad`> It do have sound. It's just that the volume isn't as high as it could be.
[16:35] <hareldvd> Guest49366, On the panel there is a volume knob which when you double click should open.
[16:35] <coleys> Guest49366: Whats your problem?
[16:35] <AnRkey> christi, thanks that sounds like enough to get some info
[16:36] <christi> AnRkey, there is one thing that sucks under LVM: snapshots
[16:36] <AnRkey> christi, will have to read up on it, sounds very handy indeed
[16:36] <hareldvd> Guest49366, and in the accessories menu also.
[16:36] <Guest49366> coleys: same problem
[16:36] <Guest49366> The sound playback is coming thru speakers even after plugging in my headphones, ho can i prevent this?
[16:36] <AnRkey> christi, snapshots not work?
[16:36] <Guest49366> hareldvd: I have seen there, and there is no seperate cntrol for volume
[16:36] <christi> AnRkey, they aren't straightforward
[16:37] <christi> AnRkey, I've tried once and now I'm cured
[16:37] <christi> AnRkey, read http://tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/ ; it's pretty good
[16:37] <AnRkey> Guest49366, there is an option in the sound panel, double click the speaker next to the time, enable all the advanced options in the menus and you should see headphone jack sense or some such option that you can change
[16:38] <AnRkey> christi, thanks... you ended up helping me :{
[16:38] <AnRkey> :P
[16:38] <christi> AnRkey, snapshots don't work as you would expect them to work; they aren't buggy per-se, they just don't do what I would like them to do
[16:38] <christi> AnRkey, that's the beauty of open-source :-)
[16:38] <Guest49366> AnRkey: It is not present
[16:39] <AnRkey> Guest49366, click edit preferences and enable them all
[16:40] <AnRkey> Guest49366, then you should see more tabs and options in the tabs
[16:40] <AnRkey> Guest49366, when you double clicked on the speaker, did the volume control come up?
[16:40] <hareldvd> Guest49366, Guess it has to do with your sound card.
[16:41] <AnRkey> christi, foss is getting pretty cool... we have come quite far in the last few years
[16:42] <xrfang> hi there. I had a very big trouble upgrading to kbuntu 904 as well as mandriva 2009.1... this is all because of the new X server and the discontinued ati driver :(
[16:42] <xrfang> I am now install ubuntu 804 as this is the only workable CD I have now
[16:43] <Guest49366> AnRkey: Yes
[16:43] <scunizi> xrfang: from there you can upgrade to 8.10 for better performance if you want.. although both release are close to the same
[16:43] <xrfang> my question is, can I switch to kubuntu by install kubuntu-desktop and use ppa source to upgrade to kde 4.2.2, without mess with X or ati driver
[16:43] <xrfang> scunizi: I am now very scared about upgrade due to the ati stuff.
[16:44] <supersasho> hi there.. can anyone help me with arecord and aplay.. allways as i reboot the system i have to manualy edit the audio source for my tvcard and also the webcam audio source for skype
[16:44] <Jakal> can anyone give me a little help? i just got an hd tv and im trying to get the resolution set right. i think the problem is in the horizontal and vert sync. my tv manual says its hor 47.7 vert 60. but the xorg.conf file has value ranges. im not really sure what to put there.
[16:44] <xrfang> I may upgrade to 810, but I think 804 may get longer support? what I hope is that I can keep the X and hardware driver stable will keep my desktop and other software up-to-date.
[16:44] <AnRkey> Guest49366, did you enable all the options under edit > options?
[16:44] <xrfang> any suggestions?
[16:44] <ramona> hi
[16:45] <scunizi> 8.1 didn't really have an issue.. doing a session change to kubutu doesn't eliminate x but you will be able to do what you want with the upgrade
[16:45] <ramona> dfh
[16:45] <ramona> hrth
[16:45] <ramona> ethd
[16:45] <ramona> ed
[16:45] <FloodBot3> ramona: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:45] <ramona> edona
[16:45] <aaditya_> how do i know whether i'm running on XAA or EXA acceleration?
[16:45] <mnemo> aaditya_: grep through xorg.log
[16:45] <genii> ramona: If you have some question, say the question. But don't type in garbage for no reason and annoy everyone
[16:46] <genii> Bah, left anyhow now
[16:46] <|slurpee-|> how can I use ubuntu with my laptop and a projector? or an external monitor?
[16:46] <xrfang> scunizi: I understand that 804 and 810 may both be ok, but I hope there are sort of "backports" of new software if I decide never upgrade to 904 on this laptop?
[16:46] <xrfang> which is my best option :p
[16:46] <mnemo> aaditya_: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep -i "for acceleration"
[16:46] <scunizi> xrfang: by new software do you mean the "latest" release of something like Ooo?..
[16:47] <supersasho> hi there.. can anyone help me with arecord and aplay.. allways as i reboot the system i have to manualy edit the audio source for my tvcard and also the webcam audio source for skype
[16:47] <xrfang> scunizi: exactly, e.g. OOO, firefox, KDE etc.
[16:47] <pepperjack> !dualhead | |slurpee-|
[16:48] <scunizi> xrfang: you may have to compile some of what you want.. Ooo 3.0 I think is available in a PPA.. FF will get stability/security updates only.. 8.04 is LTS / 8.10 is more compatable with more hardware
[16:48] <Xcerca> if i'm using aptitude to download a program and it's going to take while what would be the best way to stop it so that i can download it later and unlock the sudo command ?
[16:48] <aaditya_> mnemo: thanks
[16:48] <simone> ciao a tutti
[16:48] <jrib> Xcerca: ctrl-c
[16:49] <Pici> !it | simone
[16:49] <xrfang> thanks scunizi...
[16:49] <simone> http://www.chatamici.net/va.php?q=X.Men.Le.Origini.Wolverine#
[16:49] <scunizi> xrfang: np
[16:49] <Xcerca> jrib , will it still have the lock so that i can't install another program if i do ctrl+c when aptitude is downloading ?
[16:50] <wall-e_> is there any easy way of attaching a seperat partition that would be my home to my root directory ?
[16:50] <jrib> Xcerca: no
[16:50] <antoine[maison]> cd #mist
[16:50] <psyjoniz_> can anyone tell me why .profile isn't executed on a rather vanilla install of 9.04?
[16:50] <genii> Xcerca: If you have a partial file in /var/cache/apt/archives  for the interrupted download from a package manager, delete if before re-running aptitude or so on later on
[16:50] <antoine[maison]> oups, sorry
[16:50] <antoine[maison]> =)
[16:50] <samdamsam> Hey guys I was just changing the color of my download speed in the little realtime chart in my system monitor and it worked fine. Then For some reason it said my download or upload speed was zero when it wasnt so I closed the system monitor and reopened it. Now I can only see my download speed, not my upload speed and I cant/dont know how to add the upload speed sensor. Any help? Thanks
[16:50] <|slurpee-|> i just asked a projector questions but ubuntu restarted...
[16:50] <|slurpee-|> can you please repeat what you said??
[16:51] <supersasho> hi there.. can anyone help me with arecord and aplay.. allways as i reboot the system i have to manualy edit the audio source for my tvcard and also the webcam audio source for skype
[16:51] <psyjoniz_> can anyone tell me why .profile isn't executed on a rather vanilla install of 9.04?
[16:51] <wall-e_> when i installed ubuntu 9.04 it did not attach the second partition as my home it just made it another mountable dev
[16:51] <pepperjack> |slurpee-|: http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/DualHead is a good starting spot
[16:52] <pepperjack> |slurpee-|: if using the nvidia drivers the nvidia-settings package you can download should make it pretty easy
[16:52] <scunizi> wall-e_: that would only have happened if you didn't do a manual partition during install
[16:52] <gordonjcp> wall-e_: shouldn't be that hard to fix though, just add it to /etc/fstab
[16:52] <joshua___> hey folks can someone help me track down the fix to a serious bug that I have (that has been reported/confirmed) But there are so many dupes that I have no idea what to apply or how...
[16:53] <joshua___> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/339091
[16:53] <joshua___> thanks
[16:53] <scunizi> wall-e_: you can change the reference for /home in /etc/fstab
[16:53] <wall-e_> i see, let me try
[16:53] <uriel_> ?is there such thing as a system reboot for ubuntu?
[16:53] <KalebsRevenge> 34
[16:53] <supersasho> hi.. i have a problem, that the audio of the tvcard and webcam is changing with each other, any suggestions?
[16:53] <ziroday> uriel_: of course
[16:53] <scunizi> uriel_: sure.. but why?
[16:53] <Halitech> uriel_, system reboot or system restore?
[16:54] <mercutio22> doodes, I mistakingly altered my font dpi to 300 now I can't see the panel, how can I access the appearance menu?
[16:54] <uriel_> well i messed up compiz but i dont wanna go through ant reinstall from scratch
[16:54] <Halitech> uriel_, so you are looking for a system restore
[16:54] <genii> uriel_: When you add/remove applications you usually do not require reboots. Only for things like new kernels or when the changes affect the device detection backend like udev or such
[16:55] <uriel_> yeah i only wanna do it to ubuntu tho not windows
[16:55] <|slurpee-|> how can I tell video video card I have?
[16:55] <genii> |slurpee-|: lspci | grep VGA
[16:55] <scunizi> uriel_: what did you do in compiz that doesn't work or look right?
[16:55] <mercutio22> how can I launch the appearances app from the terminal?
[16:55] <aaditya1> uriel_: if it's only compiz, then deleting some config files from your home directory should fix it
[16:55] <|slurpee-|> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[16:55] <|slurpee-|> how can I get multihead working with that?
[16:55] <|slurpee-|> can I still use the nvidia-settings?
[16:55] <uriel_> well i was messing with the window manager and changed it to metacity but i changed it back
[16:56] <Halitech> uriel_, instead of restoring it just do a repair by removing the compiz files
[16:56] <aaditya1> |slurpee-|: use xrandr..
[16:56] <uriel_> for some reason anything that uses compiz wont work cant even get multiple desktopes it was working perfect till yesterday
[16:56] <IrishWristWatch> uhyi
[16:56] <|slurpee-|> xrandar ?
[16:56] <scunizi> |slurpee-|: check the forums.. I think there are issues with that card
[16:56] <pepperjack> |slurpee-|: http://wiki.debian.org/XStrikeForce/HowToRandR12       may help
[16:56] <AnnaStern> anyone having a tip of a good program for taking snapshots with a webcam ?
[16:56] <mercutio22> help doodes, everything is huge, I just need the command to launch the metacity appearences thingy
[16:57] <scunizi> |slurpee-|: nvidia settings is only for nvidia
[16:57] <mercutio22> =]
[16:57] <scunizi> AnnaStern: cheese
[16:57] <aaditya1> AnnaStern: cheese
[16:57] <uriel_> any ideas?
[16:57]  * mercutio22 requests a little attention for chrissakes
[16:57] <|slurpee-|> xrandar looks hard to setup
[16:57] <Pici> !patience
[16:57] <AnnaStern> scunizi: aadityal: thx both of you :)
[16:57] <|slurpee-|> there isn't something I can quickly setup?
[16:57] <uriel_> or am i just looking at ununtalling ubuntu and reinstalling?
[16:57] <kjkjl> dual booting windows and xp. how do i access ubuntu files from windows
[16:58] <its_me1> Has ubuntu stopped supporting their Ubuntu 8.10 - the Intrepid Ibex?
[16:58] <aaditya1> |slurpee-|: grandr..
[16:58] <cratylus> its_me1, nope
[16:58] <aaditya1> kjkjl: use the ext3 driver for windows
[16:58] <kjkjl> its_me1 whats up
[16:58] <cratylus> is there a way to have gnome terminal open multiple tabs and run slightly different commands on each one ? i guess to script gnome terminal itself ?
[16:58] <kjkjl> aaditya tahnks
[16:58] <aaditya1> kjkjl: http://www.fs-driver.org/
[16:58] <scunizi> its_me1: no
[16:58] <|slurpee-|> grabbing grandr now.
[16:59] <samdamsam> Hey guys I was just changing the color of my download speed in the little realtime chart in my system monitor and it worked fine. Then For some reason it said my download or upload speed was zero when it wasnt so I closed the system monitor and reopened it. Now I can only see my download speed, not my upload speed and I cant/dont know how to add the upload speed sensor. Any help? Thanks
[16:59] <samdamsam> How can I download codecs (mp3) for Amarok?
[16:59] <Hodapp> Can I pretty easily use the new notification effects with something besides GNOME?
[16:59] <scunizi> !mp3 | samdamsam
[16:59] <Hodapp> or perhaps GNOME with some other WM on top than the default?
[16:59] <its_me1> I was not getting any security updates since new ubuntu was released, so I was wondering if they have stopped releasing security updates for 8.10?
[16:59] <supersasho> hi.. i have a problem, that the audio of the tvcard and webcam is changing with each other, any suggestions?
[16:59] <|slurpee-|> i have grandr, it shows me VGA and LVDS.....  LVDS = external monitor?
[17:00] <saegiru> So I am having problems getting 64-bit 9.04 to run with the proprietary nvidia 180 drivers... when I enable them and restart, the desktop won't load... has anyone else heard of this? I am running 2 GeForce 8800GTX cards hopefully in SLI Mode eventually.
[17:00] <scunizi> its_me1: I've had several.. look in synaptic and have it search for the best mirror for you
[17:00] <cratylus> its_me1, you should be fine as far as security updates go. but check the site to see how long the support for intrepid will last
[17:00] <aaditya1> |slurpee-|: LVDS = laptop screen, VGA = external
[17:00] <Pato> hi can someone help me with a virtualbox problem? this seems to be issue: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/161518/
[17:00] <|slurpee-|> hmm now VGA is gone
[17:00] <xxploit> saegiru, install linux kernel headers?
[17:00] <scunizi> its_me1: all releases other than LTS are supported for 18 months.. LTS for 3 years on the desktop and 5 on the server
[17:00] <ziroday> Pato: what version of ubuntu?
[17:00] <|slurpee-|> now i only have lvds
[17:01] <Pato> 9.04
[17:01] <aaditya1> |slurpee-|: connect the wire?
[17:01] <|slurpee-|> it is connected
[17:01] <ziroday> Pato: please address, what kernel are you running currently?
[17:01] <|slurpee-|> just reconnected it
[17:01] <uriel_> ok well ima just reinstall it will take a lil bit but meh why not
[17:01] <uriel_> bye thanks for the ghelp
[17:01] <uriel_> help
[17:01] <cratylus> samdamsam: sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[17:01] <aaditya1> poor uriel
[17:02] <Pato> 2.6.27-7
[17:02] <Pato> I think
[17:02] <samdamsam> cratylus:  Thanks
[17:02] <Pato> where can I look for the kernel Iḿ using
[17:02] <samdamsam> Hey guys I was just changing the color of my download speed in the little realtime chart in my system monitor and it worked fine. Then For some reason it said my download or upload speed was zero when it wasnt so I closed the system monitor and reopened it. Now I can only see my download speed, not my upload speed and I cant/dont know how to add the upload speed sensor. Any help? Thanks
[17:02] <aaditya1> Pato: uname -a
[17:02] <jtholmes> pato  uname -r
[17:02] <slurpee> oo....screen went all blank and all i could see was the mouse :(
[17:02] <slurpee> now im on my desktop
[17:03] <its_me1> scunizi and <cratylus> : Thanks for the reply, I just checked with Update manager manually, It showed some updates. Thanks once again.
[17:03] <Pici> !enter
[17:03] <Pato> 2.6.27-7-generic #1 SMP Tue Nov 4 19:33:20 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[17:03] <albertico> Pato, uname -r
[17:03] <saegiru> I'm sorry, what do you mean install linux kernel headers?
[17:03] <Pato> uname -r: 2.6.27-7-generic
[17:03] <aaditya1> slurpee: try to execute `xrandr --auto` somehow
[17:03] <slurpee> im back
[17:04] <slurpee> hard reboot saved me
[17:04] <aaditya1> ouch
[17:04] <aaditya1> ok
[17:04] <mandd> my xorg.conf is generated "Identifier	"Default Screen""   Device		"Configured Video Device"   instead of specifying all details like
[17:04] <mandd> 	BusID		"PCI:1:0:0"
[17:04] <mandd> etc.
[17:04] <Pato> I think the headers of 2.6.27-7-generic are missing
[17:04] <MeowMix> do not use ubuntu it will kill your harddrive
[17:04] <aaditya1> !sysrq|slurpee
[17:04] <joshua___> folks trying to find a binary package of this https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/2:2.6.3-0ubuntu10
[17:04] <joshua___> but cant... can anyone help?
[17:04] <Pato> but I don't know how to install them,
[17:05] <mandd> and on ubuntu forums, when users are configurign multiple displays, their xorg.conf contains much more infoactually
[17:05] <scunizi> !troll | MeowMix
[17:05] <mandd> what am I doing wrong?
[17:05] <aaditya1> MeowMix: what do you mean?
[17:05] <slurpee> cool
[17:05] <MeowMix> my harddrive went to 43948238C and it melted
[17:05] <MeowMix> because the linux kernel sucks
[17:05] <MeowMix> NT IS GOD
[17:05] <HardDisk> no.
[17:05] <LjL> !ops | MeowMix
[17:05] <aaditya1> !troll> MeowMix
[17:05] <HardDisk> I am god.
[17:05] <Hodapp> MeowMix: If your hard drive went that hot, it wouldn't melt, it would turn to plasma.
[17:06] <|slurpee-|> now I am back to the laptop with grandr
[17:06] <|slurpee-|> i only see lvds
[17:06] <MeowMix> NT IS GOOD
[17:06] <Pato> ani ideas?
[17:06] <Pato> any
[17:06] <RPS> One more small question guys ...I'm moving from 8.10 to 9.04 and I've not done any reading on things, but are there many issues being reported with 9.04?
[17:06] <jrib> MeowMix: please stay on topic here (ubuntu support) or go elsewhere
[17:06] <ugliefrog> i need to reinstall vlc but I dont want a trace of it anywhere...like it was never there ....so when i install it ...it will be like it was the first time...how is that done
[17:06] <MeowMix> hey jrib i am ontopic
[17:06] <MeowMix> LINUX IS BETTER
[17:06] <Hodapp> man... I feel sorry for this channel, the only trolls you get are the ones who failed out of troll school
[17:06] <albertico> Pato, sudo apt-get install linux-headers-<kernel version>
[17:06] <scunizi> RPS: I suggest booting the live cd and see if your hardware works.. some ati cards don't work
[17:07] <HardDisk> ugliefrog, sudo aptitude purge vlc*
[17:07] <|slurpee-|> i plugged monitor back in and dont see vga
[17:07] <aaditya1> RPS: test your system with a liveCD before upgrading
[17:07] <albertico> Pato, you can use synaptic in order to search for the packages if you feel more comfortable with the gui
[17:07] <HardDisk> erm sorry
[17:07] <ugliefrog> HardDisk:Thank you very much
[17:07] <HardDisk> ugliefrog, I meant sudo apt-get remove --purge vlc*
[17:07] <RPS> WOW, I'm glad I asked first
[17:07] <petkor> I've made a mistake with mv command and copied more files into one single name. Can retrieve those files.
[17:08] <aaditya1> !recover|petkor
[17:08] <HardDisk> ugliefrog, the first command wont work with wildcards, use the second one I posted
[17:08] <Pato> I get an error when I try to install using "sudo apt-get install linux-headers-<kernel version>"
[17:08] <joshua___> actually can anyone help me find the very latest unreleased xserver-xorg-video-intel package? please
[17:08] <ugliefrog> HardDisk:ok
[17:08] <Pato> but the output is in spanish
[17:08] <aaditya1> Pato: which version are you trying to install?
[17:08] <Pato> 2.6.27-7-generic
[17:08] <|slurpee-|> k if I go into the display config, click mirror display, then detect display, then vga shows up in grandr.  how do I setup grandr?
[17:09] <HardDisk> joshua___, did you try intellinuxgraphics.org
[17:09] <joshua___> HardDisk: no I will now though thanks
[17:09] <albertico> Pato, you must replace <kernel version> with your kernel version (uname -r)
[17:09] <Pato> yep, already tried that
[17:10] <HardDisk> joshua___, follow the links how to build the latest that you require.
[17:10] <aaditya1> Pato: consider using synaptic to see what kernel versions are available
[17:10] <joshua___> HardDisk: bummer no binaries?
[17:10] <Pato> "sudo apt-get install linux-headers 2.6.27-7-generic" is the command I use
[17:10] <HardDisk> joshua___, no.
[17:10] <albertico> Pato, sudo apt-get install linux-headers-2.6.27-7-generic
[17:10] <EvanCarroll> Hey i need help with emoticons, i figured this was the best place to ask: what is "\o/" supposed to look like? or be?
[17:10] <HardDisk> joshua___, you might find in a PPA launchpad
[17:11] <Hodapp> EvanCarroll: holding one's arms up
[17:11] <unkmar> I need to add a network  printer via cli.  Anyone here done this before?
[17:11] <Pato> albertico: I use that command
[17:11] <Pato> but gives me an error
[17:11] <nickgrey147> Can you use VMPLAYER in windows for ubuntu server edition ??
[17:11] <HardDisk> unkmar, depends on the printer.
[17:11] <albertico> Pato, what error you get?
[17:11] <unkmar> HardDisk: HP Laserjet 1012
[17:11] <X0rcitic> stew.is.gay.com
[17:11] <HardDisk> unkmar, there is a script for that
[17:12] <abchirk> ey... is there an program which can handle voice to voice over console? so without X
[17:12] <Pato> something (translated to english) as " unable to block /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open
[17:12] <Pato> it's in spanish
[17:12] <X0rcitic> Stockholm SUGGGGGGGA
[17:12] <albertico> Pato, that means you have another package manager open
[17:12] <HardDisk> unkmar, check out http://hp.sourceforge.net/ and www.openprinting.org
[17:13] <wiehan> Same old new ubuntu release problems: My sound is not working at all after installing ubuntu-restricted-extras, skype, libdvdcss2, vlc, banshee. Please, someone, help me.
[17:13] <Pato> ahh ok, yo're right, Ie closed synaptic, retried, now i get another error
[17:14] <HardDisk> abchirk, yes search for Asterisk CLI
[17:14] <abchirk> HardDisk thank you! :)
[17:14] <nickgrey147> Can you use VMPLAYER in windows for ubuntu server edition ??
[17:14] <nickgrey147> :/
[17:14] <nickgrey147> someone?
[17:14] <HardDisk> I use virtualbox, sorry.
[17:14] <danorsk> nickgrey147: yes
[17:14] <wiehan> nickgrey147: I think you need VMWARE-Server for that
[17:15] <aaditya1> nickgrey147: did you try?
[17:15] <Thirsteh> nickgrey147, yes, but it's against vmware's terms of use afaik
[17:15] <Thirsteh> hosting any 'server' processes, at least
[17:15] <danorsk> yea
[17:15] <Hymnosis> i use vmware server on ubuntu 9.04
[17:15] <nickgrey147> :D thanks all
[17:15] <RPS> dang guys ...what is the easiest place to find all my hardware? Geesh, you don;t use it you lose it.
[17:15] <Pato> if someone understands spanish : http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/161539/
[17:16] <wiehan> Sound not working in jaunty, help please
[17:16] <mercutio22> is there a shortcut to access the gnome-panel?
[17:16] <nickgrey147> iam not hosting a server with it
[17:16] <aaditya1> mercutio22: Alt+F1
[17:16] <albertico> nickgrey147, you can download vmware server and host any virtual server on your machine... vmware server is free to use
[17:16] <frenzy_usa> RPS: lspci and lsusb have always given me the info I needed
[17:16] <albertico> Pato, look at the messages I sen't you
[17:16] <HardDisk> RPS, sudo lscpi
[17:16] <HardDisk> sorry
[17:17] <HardDisk> RPS, sudo lspci
[17:17] <nickgrey147> [albertico] ive started downloading vmplayer already does it make a differnce ?
[17:17] <jirka> Good vening, I wold like to ask if the ubuntu NBR image is working, I downloaded it, transferred by Image writer to USB flash drive and when I try to boot from it it gives me boot error
[17:17] <HardDisk> yes it works
[17:17] <HardDisk> jirka, I use it myself.
[17:18] <jirka> HardDisk: so should I try another disk or SD card?
[17:18] <albertico> nickgrey147, don't know the license for vmplayer... but I have used vmware server before... though, you need to compile it
[17:19] <RPS> thanks guys ...I was positive I didn't have an ati card, but thought I would look to be sure
[17:19] <HardDisk> jirka, try it again yes, also you may want to try to get into it using vesa default (ie simple graphics mode)
[17:19] <RPS> about 15 minutes left on the DL of 9.04 and then I'll burn it and test it to be safe
[17:19] <jirka> HardDisk: I cant't enter into the boot menu
[17:19] <jtholmes> jirka what boot error msg do u get
[17:20] <nickgrey147> [albertico] i think u miss understood , i want the ubuntu server to run on windows :P
[17:20] <aaditya1> RPS: you can use a USB drive in case you wish to save a CD
[17:20] <jirka> jtholmes: it just print Boot error
[17:20] <ali_> any one know how I can fix the sound?
[17:20] <wtv> why am i not being able to play VCDs in ubuntu 8.10?
[17:20] <HardDisk> wtv, use vlc
[17:21] <ali_> I'm using Xubuntu (latest)
[17:21] <wtv> HardDisk: VLC says it can't read the file
[17:21] <jtholmes> jirka, r u sure you can boot from  usb  ie.  does the BIOS allow boot from usb
[17:21] <HardDisk> is the cd clean?
[17:21] <HardDisk> wtv, vlc will read the .dat file as mpg
[17:21] <HardDisk> wtv let vlc open the .dat file manually
[17:21] <albertico> nickgrey147, then try vmplayer o virtualbox... i guess...
[17:22] <HardDisk> nick_h[litage], I'd use virtualbox.
[17:22] <ugliefrog> HardDisk:I didnt work old settings are still there...
[17:22] <jirka> jtholmes: yes I've selected to boot from USB drive
[17:22] <fograven> how can I fix this?
[17:22] <fograven> Unable to remove old X config backup file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'.
[17:22] <wtv> HardDisk: the CD is clean. i have had this prob with any VCD i try to play. VLC is not able to open file in anyway. the file doesn't get copied either
[17:22] <HardDisk> ugliefrog, remove the ,vlc folder in home
[17:22] <HardDisk> .vlc*
[17:23] <jirka> jtholmes: Or is there any way how to try the image in virtualbox?
[17:23] <HardDisk> ugliefrog, its in .config/vlc
[17:23] <Eloff> how can I set my color depth on ubuntu?
[17:23] <HardDisk> jirka, yes, you mount the iso in virtualbox
[17:23] <Hymnosis> nickgrey147 download vmware server 1.0.9 http://www.vmware.com/download/server/
[17:23] <Turtle__> what does grep do?
[17:23] <HardDisk> grep = find
[17:23] <hwilde> hello, how can I change my system clock from 250Hz to 1000Hz please ??
[17:23] <Eloff> (I read somewhere to look in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, but there's nothing about color depth in that file)
[17:23] <jirka> HardDisk: but it is *.img
[17:23] <aaditya1> Turtle__: man grep
[17:23] <jtholmes> jirka, sure just point your cd drive in vb to the iso image and install, b sure to md5sum the iso first to be sure it is clean
[17:23] <nickgrey147> [albertico] iam surpriced i didnt get flamed for mentioning microsoft in this channel (iam a proud arch user if that means anything :P ) thanks for the help
[17:24] <HardDisk> TurboBee, man grep
[17:24] <Turtle__> hwilde, what is your Cpu speed?
[17:24] <HardDisk> jirka, convert to iso
[17:24] <hwilde> Turtle__, clock not cpu
[17:24] <frenzy_usa> hwilde: You need to recompile the kernel.
[17:24] <jirka> HardDisk: how?
[17:25] <nickgrey147> [Hymnosis] omg i wish i had seen that sooner thanks laters
[17:25] <Turtle__> hwilde, what is system clock?
[17:25] <HardDisk> jirka, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManageDiscImages
[17:25] <aaditya1> nickgrey147: We don't really hate Microsoft. We just love Ubuntu so much..
[17:25] <aaditya1> :)
[17:25] <shadeslayer> hehe
[17:25] <HardDisk> jirka, or use acetoneiso
[17:25] <hwilde> Turtle__, sorry I don't have time to explain to you.  try looking it up online
[17:25] <Turtle__> hwild, ok
[17:25] <jirka> HardDisk: thank you I'll try it as an iso in VB
[17:25] <shadeslayer> Turtle__: your hardware has a system of keeping track of time
[17:26] <nickgrey147> :)
[17:26] <shadeslayer> thus system time :P
[17:26] <Eloff> ubuntu jaunty uses X11?
[17:26] <albertico> nickgrey147, we are a mature community... we would convince you with facts, not with flames
[17:26] <HardDisk> jirka, i'd use acetoneiso, its easier, google it and download it from their site.
[17:26] <hwilde> frenzy_usa, anythin else?
[17:26] <Turtle__> hwilds, its just computer time
[17:26] <Turtle__> hwilde, calender time is best ption for human comprehension
[17:26] <hwilde> Turtle__, you are not helping me please move on
[17:27] <sproaty> Hey, I installed VLC on jaunty 9.04 and the "keep the video and interface in one windows" is not working - no matter what I choose they're always seperate
[17:27] <albertico> aaditya1, agree with you  :)
[17:27] <HardDisk> sproaty, its to do with video settings within vlc, play around with it
[17:27] <aaditya1> :)
[17:28] <LjL> hwilde: i believe that requires a kernel recompile :( especially now that the -rt kernel is no longer available
[17:28] <ugliefrog> sproaty: Me either, and i keep having sound issues. Is youre sound working well?
[17:28] <hwilde> LjL, I concur but where is this elusive (CONFIG_HZ=1000)
[17:28] <Gacker> No HardDisk its not eorking
[17:28] <Gacker> i tried all possible ways
[17:28] <sproaty> ugliefrog, I get the occasional sound skipping too
[17:28] <frenzy_usa> hwilde: had to dig through my bookmarks to find it. try this page to recompile: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/how-to-customize-your-ubuntu-kernel/
[17:29] <sproaty> The only VLC settings I could see having an effect is the output type...but don't really see that as havingg much effect
[17:29] <HardDisk> Gacker ?
[17:29] <LjL> hwilde: not sure, i don't have a kernel tree on my disk currently, but iirc it's in a file just called "config"...?
[17:29] <sproaty> video output shouldn't be related to UI
[17:29] <Gacker> The vlc play around thing
[17:29] <HardDisk> oh
[17:29] <ugliefrog> sproaty: I have to kepp moving the bar a lil above the pause play button to get the sound to stop skipping. driving me nuts. reinstall doesnt fix it either
[17:30] <srish> shgti
[17:30] <ugliefrog> Does anyone know how to downgrade vlc
[17:31] <sproaty> I think I read yesterday the issue's fixed in vlc1
[17:31] <ugliefrog> to a previous version is what i meant
[17:31] <mgolisch> ugliefrog: why? iam sure the version in ubuntu is stoneage allready
[17:31] <sproaty> http://www.jbkempf.com/blog/post/2009/03/03/Howto-build-VLC-1.0.0-git-in-Ubuntu-in-less-than-5-commands  -- yet to try it though
[17:31] <ugliefrog> lol
[17:31] <mgolisch> the mplayer build is like 2 years old
[17:31] <hwilde> !compile
[17:31] <mgolisch> :)
 the mplayer build is like 2 years old  <-- build it from svn then...
[17:32] <sproaty> oh well I'll suffer the UI difficulties. time to watch lost, not as if I'll be skipping through it anyway
[17:32] <ugliefrog> sproaty:u said there was a fix for the skipping/
[17:33] <pacifist> meh
[17:33] <regeya> hey, I noticed on my home machine running jaunty that playback on vlc always puts a video window outside the main window, regardless of settings.  anyone else experiencing that?
[17:34] <WebDawg> i set the processor effinity higher in windows to eliminate skips
[17:34] <RobLoach> Going to be trying out Kubunut.
[17:34] <WebDawg> http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/consumerist/2009/04/3484111996_d15d16a3e6.jpg
[17:34] <sproaty> ugliefrog, I read VLC 1.0 fixes the UI problem, unsure about the skipping though
[17:35] <sproaty> regeya, heh yeah, we were just discussing this
[17:35] <ugliefrog> sproaty:where do u get that version from?....is it a deb
[17:35] <pacifist> hey - anybody running 9.04 on Microsoft Virtual PC 2007?
[17:35] <sproaty> I dunno, I found this http://www.jbkempf.com/blog/post/2009/03/03/Howto-build-VLC-1.0.0-git-in-Ubuntu-in-less-than-5-commands
[17:35] <corecode> hey
[17:36] <corecode> is there a way to find out which packages get installed by default by the installer?
[17:36] <regeya> okeydoke sproaty
[17:36] <ScottG> Is this the correct way to see if the variable is equal to 123.456.<anything else>    "elif [ "$XIP" == "123.456.*" ]"     ?
[17:36] <regeya> ty
[17:36] <chillitom> anyone know of a PPA for subversion 1.6.1?
[17:36] <jirka> HardDisk: OK, I tried to convert it by AcetoneISO, nut i get error /home/jirka/Install/ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img: The file format is invalid or unsupported., but when I check MD5sum it corresponds to the checksum on website
[17:37] <qkslvrwolf> I have a permissions issue with dvd's on a new ubuntu install
[17:37] <essmt> hi
[17:37] <qkslvrwolf> /dev/cdrom0 and cdrom1 are both root:root, but are links to /dev/sr0 and sr1 respectively
[17:37] <qkslvrwolf> sr0 and sr1 are root:cdrom
[17:38] <mercutio22> hmmm... my audio is messed up in jaunty.. the volume is very low even though I set it to max
[17:38] <qkslvrwolf> I am a member of the cdrom group...
[17:38] <chillitom> what does "dfsg" stand for?
[17:38] <Neff> Hi everybody... I now this is not probably the best place to ask but maybe you're good enough to help me.. I'm rather a newbie with development stuff but I'm trying to follow a guide on GNOME Look on how to compile a GTK RGBA module. for reference this is the guide I'm following http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Another+Gtk+RGBA+module+?content=100968
[17:38] <qkslvrwolf> but I can only play dvds if I use "sudo totem dvd://" from the command line.
[17:38] <qkslvrwolf> launching as my regular user says I don't have permission to the dvd.
[17:39] <essmt> i've some problems about xampp.on console i get an errror"another web server daemon is running"
[17:39] <Pici> !xampp | essmt
[17:40] <Neff> I don't know where is the problem. When I paste the command gcc -O2 -fPIC -shared ‘pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-2.0’ librgba.c -o librgba.so I'm getting these errors: http://pastebin.com/m79977f15 can you please help me?
[17:40] <h4ck3rs0nly> need some help with my graphics card
[17:40] <chillitom> if I've found a package in debian experimental can I try installing it in jaunty?
[17:41] <b|ab|a_> register <1234567890>
[17:41] <astra-xwork> where does the system store the encryption key for your encrypted home directory?
[17:41] <b|ab|a_> register maninblack
[17:41] <h4ck3rs0nly> need some help, after my install with my ATI graphics card i get MESA things
[17:41] <defrysk> chillitom, only if you want to ruin your os
[17:41] <b|ab|a_> how can i register my nick/
[17:42] <grawity> astra-xwork: I think it uses your login password for that :/
[17:42] <jtholmes> qkslvrwolf, what group owns  /dev/sr*
[17:42] <chillitom> defrysk, humph
[17:42] <grawity> b|ab|a_: /msg nickserv register
[17:42] <qkslvrwolf> cdrom
[17:42] <qkslvrwolf> @jtholmes cdrom
[17:42] <Smellican> anyone have any idea why I have trouble connection to a telnet server on port 110 (pop) .. works 1 out of 50 times I try..  don't have this problem with other pop servers.. and I can connect to the same server fine on other OS's in the same way
[17:42] <h4ck3rs0nly> getting mesa errors when putting fglrxinfo in my terminal, plz need some help
[17:43] <jtholmes> qkslvrwolf, and /dev/sr* are links to  /dev/cdr* correct
[17:43] <b|ab|a_> ok thanks!
[17:43] <h4ck3rs0nly> getting mesa errors when putting fglrxinfo in my terminal, plz need some help
[17:43] <pinged> Anyone need help?
[17:44] <xyzzymaze> greetings to all 'buntu'ers ..
[17:44] <qkslvrwolf> jtholmes, negative, cdrom0 and cdrom1 are links to sr*
[17:44] <h4ck3rs0nly> need some help with my ATI graphics card
[17:44] <qkslvrwolf> this is a fresh install, btw, I've not played with it at all
[17:44] <xyzzymaze> installed jaunty .. looks awesome, but was disappointed in no LVM2.  :(  Is that cuz its the Desktop edition?
[17:44] <Hymnosis> i need help with vlc but its a problem
[17:45] <Hymnosis> i need help with vlc but its not a problem
[17:45] <Turtle__> VLC is not difficult
[17:45] <sergi> hi
[17:45] <Turtle__> Hymnosis, what is the problem?
[17:45] <sergi> i want download kernel 2 6 29
[17:45] <jtholmes> qkslvrwolf, thought i said that, must have misprinted
[17:45] <sergi> where?
[17:46] <Hymnosis> im just wondering why theres two windows when im playing a video i remember using windows just using one window but yeah its a problem its just annoying lol
[17:46] <Dragnslcr> So I've now discovered that my motherboard's "hardware" RAID controller isn't really a hardware controller. Is it worth the effort to setup software RAID, or should I just stick with regular backups?
[17:46] <b|ab|a_> hi all. what is the best download manager in ubuntu?
[17:46] <sproaty> hmm..I've messed up apt. I was installing the JRE and bloody hit the magnification key on my keyboard, couldn't turn it off so logged off...leaving apt through its install (the jre agreement was waiting for me to press 'ok'_
[17:46] <jtholmes> qkslvrwolf, said it backwards but so far things are good
[17:46] <qkslvrwolf> right....I didn't want to change the permissions because I figured that was on purpose.
[17:46] <Zhane> im running a fat32 window xp machine, ive been trying to install wubi9.04, but it keeps on hanging at creatinb virtual hdd...is there anything i can do?
[17:46] <qkslvrwolf> I'm even part of the cdrom group as my user
[17:46] <jtholmes> qkslvrwolf, is /usr/bin/totem a link to /etc/alternatives/totem*
[17:47] <sproaty> so logged back in, tried re-installing with apt and a lock was already in use. I used kill from the commandline to end it; now it's complaining about some broken package. Asks me to do -f install, but that doesn't work
[17:47] <pinged> @Zhane remove xp completely lol
[17:47] <qkslvrwolf> jtholmes:  yes
[17:47] <sergi>  i want download kernel 2 6 29
[17:47] <pinged> the go to kernel.org
[17:47] <sergi> how can make?
[17:47] <Zhane> pinged: =_=
[17:47] <jtholmes> qkslvrwolf, and your login name appears in the  cdrom group in /etc/group file
[17:48] <RPS> Loading 9.04 to a USB and booting to it will mean changing the bios I bet?
[17:48] <grawity> Zhane: I think fat32 has a file size limit of 4 GB.
[17:48] <sergi> help me
[17:48] <pinged> @Zane: maybe
[17:48] <Hymnosis> Turtle__ , any ideas?
[17:48] <sergi>  i want download kernel 2 6 29?
[17:48] <frenzy_usa> RPS: yea
[17:48] <jtholmes> RPS, almost for certain also use usb-creator
[17:48] <qkslvrwolf> One thing..the graphical groups manager doesn't see the cdrom group
[17:49] <grawity> Zhane: So if you are trying to create a larger virtual disk, it probably won't fit :/
[17:49] <pinged> @
[17:49] <qkslvrwolf> but my login name does appear in teh cdrom group in /etc/group
[17:49] <sproaty> oh. That's weird, apt just fixed itself and installed the JRE. how peculiar
[17:49] <Pici> sergi: Its not in the Ubuntu repositories, so youd have to compile it yourself.
[17:49] <Zhane> grawity: even though i create hdd of 3gb, it also does hang
[17:49] <qkslvrwolf> jtholmes: One thing..the graphical groups manager doesn't see the cdrom group
[17:49] <qkslvrwolf> jtholmes: but my login name does appear in teh cdrom group in /etc/group
[17:49] <sergi> how?
[17:49] <pinged> Zhane: I think it hangs on 3gb because the install needs 4GB
[17:49] <skeeter> I installed WINE cuz I wanted the HTML Editor that I have used for years under Winderz, Homesite.  I have got in installed ok and the program loads fine, but when I open a "php", or "html" document, I get an Internet Explorer error and cannot view the HTML doc in a browser......does anyone know how to adjust that to where Homesite would work fully?
[17:49] <Pici> !kernel | sergi
[17:49] <Zhane> grawity: with 8.04 i did create >4gb.. but it works... right now when i create 3gb... it allow me to reboot into ubuntu.. and it hangs inside too
[17:49] <Zhane> pinged: oops