[14:46] <michealPW> A student in fact used some tools to take the C++ source code for the Cube 2 engine and transcoded it to HTML5. You can try the game on the Mozilla Developer's Network.
[14:46] <mmmmmm> !list
[14:47] <michealPW> Runs amazingly well using and browser that has html5 support, without any plugins.
[14:47] <michealPW> Who said anything about warez? Get over yourself in this channel, seriously.
[14:47] <michealPW> I'm talking about open source games running in an open source browser using open standards...
[14:48] <michealPW> And you're talking about Warez? :)
[14:48] <Jisawesome_> gms, http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/837/yeaj.png/
[14:48] <neweruser123> loool
[14:48] <desu> Why get warez when there's a world of open source out there?
[14:48] <michealPW> Exactly.
[14:48] <michealPW> Ubuntu makes warez silly :P
[14:48] <spleen> is there anybody can help me ?
[14:48] <jrib> michealPW: the response was to mmmmm's "!list" which sometimes has a bot send a list of available files...
[14:48] <morsnowski> michealPW, that wasn't for you
[14:48] <bazhang> !ot | michealPW
[14:48] <michealPW> Oh, sorry
[14:48] <Eagleman> Why was my certificate valid after 2 weeks instead of instant when i made it, I've chcked the date and time on the machine i made them and it only differed  1 or 2 hours?
[14:48] <michealPW> bazhang: Yea, heaven forbid we talk about Flash not being available for Linux in an Ubuntu channel, right?
[14:49] <michealPW> Esp. when nobody was talking anyways, LOL.
[14:49] <Jisawesome_> gms, http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/837/yeaj.png/
[14:49] <michealPW> This channel's brutal, god..
[14:49] <gms> Jisawesome_ thats not the right page. your need to "port forward"
[14:49] <bazhang> michealPW, it is available. stay on topic
[14:49] <eslu> Flash isn't a problem anyway, one day html5 is common...
[14:50] <neweruser123> wtf uni's are teaching students flash
[14:50] <neweruser123> i thought flash is dying
[14:50] <Jisawesome_> would that be under info, broadband, LAN, firewall, logs, or dyagnostics
[14:50] <morsnowski> neweruser123, they also teach vb6 still
[14:50] <morsnowski> but then thats OT
[14:51] <neweruser123> what programming language is ubuntu made in
[14:51] <adaminsull> Why do I get apitide fail when using tasksel
[14:51] <desu> c
[14:51] <adaminsull> error 100
[14:51] <neweruser123> is it C or C++
[14:51] <mainerror> neweruser123: many
[14:52] <alecb> bump -- any way to get the indicator icons in a non-unity environment? like you can with nm-applet?
[14:52] <eslu> ubuntu software center is made in python.
[14:52] <morsnowski> adaminsull, sudo ?
[14:52] <neweruser123> so learning C means I can make programs for Ubuntu right?
[14:52] <mainerror> also, Ubuntu is obviously not only one thing.
[14:52] <adaminsull> Same morsnowski
[14:52] <desu> no
[14:52] <rexwin_> adaminsull, what do you want install using tasksel
[14:52] <neweruser123> then? what programming language
[14:52] <morsnowski> adaminsull, what are you selecting?
[14:52] <adaminsull> Lamp server rexwin_
[14:52] <michealPW> You can join the Gnome-University, neweruser123.
[14:52] <adaminsull> Lamp Servr
[14:52] <Wug> noone4: don't dcc people randomly
[14:52] <mainerror> neweruser123: Python is a quite easy to pick up and powerful.
[14:52] <Tdaug> Can I swap the functions of the shortcuts "super+s" and "super"?
[14:53] <mainerror> I'd suggest Python.
[14:53] <desu> newuser123 no, you can learn any programming language you want and still run your programs on linux.
[14:53] <eslu> Python / C / C++, are safe bets.
[14:53] <michealPW> Learn ANSI C and get hands on experience developing for Gnome, the underlying technology that Ubuntu's Unity builds on.
[14:53] <screwsss> PYTHON
[14:53] <neweruser123> python to make apps for Ubuntu ?
[14:53] <desu> You can
[14:53] <bekor> hey friends, using ubuntu 12.04 and having problems with slow boot tome any suggestions?
[14:53] <screwsss> bekor: www.google.com
[14:53] <bekor> boot time sorry
[14:53] <ThinkT510> neweruser123: ubiquity (the ubuntu installer) is coded in python, as is the software centre
[14:54] <mainerror> neweruser123: Yes, Python is quite easy to learn and you can write applications for Ubuntu with it. ;)
[14:54] <morsnowski> adaminsull, try a sudo apt-get update first
[14:54] <IdleOne> noone4:  Please stop sending dcc chat requests. if you have a support question ask it in the chanell
[14:54] <neweruser123> ok i dont know anything, so do i start somewhere or jump to python straight away
[14:54] <alecb> neweruser123: you can write programs in any language and have them run on ubuntu. or are you talking about making a lens for unity or something?
[14:54] <IdleOne> channel*
[14:54] <screwsss> PYTHON.
[14:54] <rexwin_> adaminsull, yes try apt-get update
[14:54] <mainerror> Well if you have no idea about Python, then I'd say learn the basics of Python and go from there.
[14:54] <desu> neweruser123: sorry, when I said C, I meant the kernel(as far as I can tell it's pretty much all C in there)
[14:55] <neweruser123> ok so can I use python to make a game?
[14:55] <desu> Yes
[14:55] <mainerror> Yes.
[14:55] <eslu> yep, you can.
[14:55] <rexwin_> make sure you are installing using sudo
[14:55] <neweruser123> and what about the graphics part?
[14:55] <desu> Any programming language can be used to do anything.
[14:55] <jc_> hello everyone
[14:55] <screwsss> float like a butterfly STING LIKE A PYTHON
[14:55] <alecb> neweruser123: http://www.pygame.org/news.html
[14:55] <food> neweruser123, Ubuntu is Linux , Linux is the Kernel and Kernel written in C. But we can make program in Any language ...
[14:55] <mainerror> neweruser123: There's libraries for that.
[14:55] <alecb> might be a helpful library for that
[14:55] <neweruser123> ok guys
[14:55] <ThinkT510> !rootirc | root____5
[14:56] <adaminsull> rexwin_: I did
[14:56] <craigbass1976> I keep getting disconnected notices, but it doesn't look like I'm really getting disconnected.  Someone else I know has this happen on a wireless network (my connection is eth0 -- cat5) and hers I guess actually DOES disconnect.
[14:56] <neweruser123> lets say my game is done in 6 months, how will i submit  it to the ubuntu store
[14:56] <Wug> ThinkT510: ~ means ident did not affirmative
[14:56] <neweruser123> for free of course
[14:56] <philinux> neweruser123: also see this http://developer.ubuntu.com/resources/tools/quickly/
[14:56] <Wug> he might have just typed root into the box
[14:57] <neweruser123> ok philinux
[14:57] <Wug> you should do that sometime, and see how annoying it is to have everyone flip out
[14:57] <OerHeks> Wug, no, it isn't the irc name.
[14:57] <Wug> OerHeks: its the ident field, the ~root@ part
[14:57] <luyang> does ubuntu have LAMP preintalled
[14:57] <eslu> Is it easy to port games from Ubuntu <--> Android, if it use the same kernel?
[14:58] <Wug> any irc client in the world will let you put whatever you want there
[14:58] <ThinkT510> eslu: no
[14:58] <jrib> luyang: you can choose to install it at install-time with the server install if you want. Or you can easily install it afterwards
[14:58] <ThinkT510> eslu: android uses a different libc and doesn't use X11
[14:58] <OerHeks> Wug, no, in this case 'root@' is the username.
[14:59] <desu> Isn't android just a whole lot of Java and some linux kernel?
[14:59] <Wug> OerHeks: no, it was ~root@
[14:59] <gms> Jisawesome_ how did you go finding those port forwarding options?
[14:59] <luyang> jrib: kthx, is the standard lamp installation secure?
[14:59] <Wug><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[14:59] <theadmin> I have a problem. Sound doesn't work in some of the videos and works in others. I tested with SMPlayer and VLC.
[14:59] <Wug> the squiggle indicates the ircd did not get an affirmative response from an ident server
[15:00] <OerHeks> Wug, i don't discuss this, i am right,
[15:00] <eslu> Hm okay, was hoping the same kernel would make it easier. As android is based on linux, and the next Playstation is probably based on linux aswell. (x86 architecture this time, if rumours are true)
[15:00] <danub> how can i sto pthe 15-20 second delay when ssh'ing to a system? after i put in my pass, it waits about 20 seconds before prompting for a password
[15:00] <Wug> which could mean either it's firewalled, or its spoofed
[15:00] <danub> is there a way to disable all authentication mechanisms besides keyboard?
[15:00] <gms> luyang lamp being "linux apache mysql php" the answer is no. you must go through and secure your box properly dont assume its secured
[15:01] <luyang> that sounds tedious
[15:01] <theadmin> Hm... Works in KMPlayer
[15:01] <neweruser123> i got another problem, no soun
[15:01] <neweruser123> sound in my computer for some reason
[15:02] <Wug> no OerHeks, you're wrong.
[15:02] <ThinkT510> neweruser123: check alsamixer see if anything is muted
[15:02] <Wug> I'm on a windows box, I don't have a root
[15:02] <bazhang> Wug, thats enough, move on
[15:03] <gms> it generaly is initialy. once you know what needs to be done you can develope scripts to help you speed things up. copying your shell log is one way of replicating many consecutive tasks. if you have ten files to edit adding ten lines of vi /etc/<file> etc is actualy easy as it prompts you along. faster then having to think about each step it reminds you. so i often dump bash logs to a new file and edit them up into shell scrip
[15:03] <gms> ts simply to catch dozens of cmd line options etc.
[15:03] <gms> saves time
[15:04] <tux9th> Hi, how can I create a bootable USB drive on windows that works for a machine with a 5 year old Bios.
[15:04] <tux9th> It has the option boot from USB
[15:04] <marcus> hello, why does a mmorpg with simple graphics lag on a new gaming computer, latest drivers linux ubuntu? :{
[15:04] <tux9th> but somehow it does not work
[15:04] <tux9th> is there anything I can do to make it work?
[15:04] <desu> marcus what game?
[15:04] <marcus> tibia
[15:05] <guest-4mic15> morning folks
[15:05] <desu> morning
[15:05] <handuel> just checking if typing root into the box works
[15:05] <handuel> wrong box :D
[15:05] <neweruser123> alsa is not muted
[15:05] <neweruser123> still no sound though
[15:06] <gms> neweruser123 sound?
[15:06] <zamba> ok, i tried upgrading from lucid to precise remotely.. and after running for a while the box suddenly disappears from the network
[15:06] <gms> slim?
[15:06] <zamba> Setting up console-setup (1.70ubuntu5) ...
[15:06] <zamba> update-alternatives: using /etc/console-setup/vtrgb to provide /etc/vtrgb (vtrgb) in auto mode.
[15:06] <zamba> that's the last output from it
[15:06] <guest-4mic15> in order to correct a gnome problem I tried to rename my /home/user folder and create a new empty one, thinking that this would force to gnome to create new  settings folders and then I could copy my files back in.
[15:06] <neweruser123> i have sound
[15:06] <neweruser123> i have no sound*
[15:06] <guest-4mic15> My problem is that now I can'T login with my username and password,  which file do I need to copy back to the new user folder for me to be able to login
[15:07] <Erealz> what the name of the unarchiveing gui tool in ubuntu  ?
[15:07] <jrib> guest-4mic15: did you make sure you created the new directory with the proper permissions?
[15:07] <guest-4mic15> Erealz,  , fileroller
[15:07] <Erealz> thanx
[15:07] <neweruser123> can someone help me with my sound problem
[15:07] <supaiku> I'm not trying to sound like a pric, but if most people had read the book or the instructions properly most of you wouldn't have problems
[15:07] <marcus> what to do with lag, simple mmorpg (tibia), on gaming computer? :{
[15:07] <guest-4mic15> jrib,  no I didn'T , that might be the issue  I use a live cd to do that job , let me try , thanks
[15:07] <neweruser123> over teamviewer perhaps
[15:07] <burdickjp> I'm booting the Kubuntu-active 12.10 install media on a Dell Latitude ST tablet.  I get a recurring error right before lightdm should be loading, saying "Bluetooth:  loading patch file failed"
[15:08] <burdickjp> this prevents me from inputting any commands
[15:08] <guest-4mic15> brb
[15:10] <Eagleman> Why was my certificate valid after 2 weeks instead of instant when i made it, I've chcked the date and time on the machine i made them and it only differed  1 or 2 hours?
[15:12] <marcus> what to do with lag on nvidia gaming computer? ubuntu .. :{
[15:12] <neweruser123> i still have no sound guys
[15:13] <gms> marcus try installing and enabling the propiatry driver for your card to enable acceleration options
[15:13] <gms> neweruser123 gimme a sec
[15:13] <iceroot> is there something like "autoit" to automaticly control the mouse and keyboard with a script nativ for ubuntu?
[15:13] <marcus> what command ? flgrx... or what was it :{
[15:13] <neweruser123> GMS, private msg me btw
[15:14] <gms> iceroot  autoit
[15:14] <peter_> salut
[15:14] <marcus> gms: u sure nvidia-current not sufficient ?
[15:15] <iceroot> gms: nativ? hm then i was not looking correctly on there website, thanks
[15:15] <iceroot> gms: as it seems "dogtail" is doing something like that too
[15:15] <OerHeks> thanks, IdleOne
[15:16] <Erealz> hey huys is there a  place im surei could fine some at pastebin but im wonder if there a stander for going to find scripts that would help admin there servers just looking for usefull scripts?
[15:16] <ThinkT510> Erealz: you'd need to have a task in mind for a script to be useful
[15:16] <Jisawesome_> GRR
[15:17] <gms> vladimir hasnt come back. i hope i didnt give him wrong advice on console-setup
[15:17] <Jisawesome_> I can not find my wireless password
[15:17] <iceroot> gms: http://www.autoitscript.com/site/autoit/downloads/   you are sure its nativ for ubuntu?
[15:17] <iceroot> gms: AutoIt has been designed to work on Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/2003, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows Server 2008/2008 R2, Microsoft Windows 7. With no annoying runtime libraries required!
[15:17] <gms> Jisawesome_ turn the modem upside down see if its printed on the sticker. if it is and not the right one do factory reset then reconfigure
[15:18] <Erealz> general admin stuff security related anything usefull really?
[15:18] <gms> iceroot sorry wasnt thinking
[15:18] <gms> gary@home:~/Projects/cdn/bin$ autokey
[15:18] <gms> The program 'autokey' can be found in the following packages:
[15:18] <gms>  * autokey-gtk
[15:18] <gms>  * autokey-qt
[15:18] <FloodBot1> gms: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:18] <neweruser123> gms:  when your done just msg me ok?
[15:19] <gms> oops sorry didnt mean for that many lines
[15:19] <iceroot> gms: thx, will have a look
[15:19] <dougl> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:team-xbmc <- how do I undo that... since it does not work - cant believe everything you read on the internet
[15:19] <OerHeks> dougl, use ppa-purge
[15:20] <OerHeks> !ppa-purge
[15:21] <synister> hello everyone. i need some help, and i have tried it myself and i can't figure it out! can someone help me
[15:22] <Jisawesome_> Dont ask to ask
[15:22] <organixpear> Pear Linux is so awesome I wish they had a dedicated channel that I could rave on. Ubuntu is awesome too of course, without it the core "awesomeness" of Pear would not be possible.
[15:22] <synister> can anyone help?
[15:22] <bazhang> !alis | organixpear have a search
[15:22] <bazhang> synister, ask an actual question
[15:22] <Jisawesome_> We dont know what your problem is synister!
[15:22] <synister> installing a wireless driver in BT5
[15:23] <bazhang> synister, go to the bt channel. its not supported here
[15:23] <bazhang> !backtrack | synister
[15:23] <jc_> hello
[15:23] <bazhang> synister, /join #backtrack-linux
[15:25] <dougl> OerHeks, I tried that and the ppa that 404 are still there is there a gui frontend that I can manage them from?
[15:27] <adlightsaberha> http://techdigy.com/2012/10/27/ubuntu-12-10-vs-windows-8-which-one-benchmarks-ultimate-guide/ is this true that windows 8 boots up faster than ubuntu 12.10?
[15:27] <bazhang> adlightsaberha, discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[15:27] <OerHeks> dougl, after adding the ppa, did you update and install newer versions? then you need ppa-purge. if the PPA never worked, you can edit your sources  and remove it
[15:27] <adlightsaberha> bazhang: ok thanks
[15:29] <dougl> OerHeks, never worked - edit sources thru muon?
[15:29] <OerHeks> dougl, yes.
[15:31] <Jisawesome_> I sware, ATT tech support thinks I am the stupidest person on Earth
[15:31] <burdickjp> I'm booting the Kubuntu-active 12.10 install media on a Dell Latitude ST tablet.  I get a recurring error right before lightdm should be loading, saying "Bluetooth:  loading patch file failed"
[15:32] <iceroot> is there an easy way to find out at which pixel the mouse courser is at the moment? so that i can see the information mouse is at "1010 / 768" for example
[15:32] <pmcoleman> How do I disable the touch screen in 12.04 on HP Touchsmart (Quanta TouchScreen)? It stops Nautilus mouse events as soon as the screen is touched.
[15:34] <floogy_> Hi, I deleted with diskpart active under windows somehow  the extended partition. Then I used testdisk to get it back, but then I realised that it didn't recognized the first two primary well. Now I got overlapping partitions. How can I solve that?
[15:34] <floogy_> I can see the content of each partition, but cannot write the partition layout, because the structure is wrong.
[15:37] <OerHeks> iceroot There's a package called xdotool that has an application named getmouselocation, "sudo apt-get install xdotool" the command "xdotool getmouselocation "gives x,y
[15:37] <iceroot> OerHeks: perfect, thanks
[15:37] <dougl> OerHeks, never worked - edit sources thru muon? = yes -> said it could not be remove and to report as a bug
[15:38] <OerHeks> dougl, " kdesudo kate /etc/sources.list " should work
[15:39] <burdickjp> how do I turn off kernel errors from flooding the console
[15:39] <bazhang>  /etc/apt/sources.list dougl
[15:40] <OerHeks> ai, forgot the /apt/ , bazhang is correct, dougl
[15:41] <dougl> OerHeks, bazhang offending ppa (404'ers) are not there
[15:42] <bazhang> dougl, what about sources.list.d
[15:42] <me-1>  /msg NickServ identify london
[15:42] <awaad> Is there any command line installed on Ubuntu 12.04 by default that can play mp3 or wav files ?
[15:42] <OerHeks> me-1, change your password now.
[15:42] <dougl> bazhang, nope
[15:43] <dougl> Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/team-xbmc/ppa/ubuntu/dists/quantal/main/source/Sources  404  Not Found
[15:43] <chadams> is there a launcher for ubuntu 12.10 with sub menus? I.e. instead of having 50 icons in a row, allow me to organize them into sub menus
[15:43] <chadams> something to replace the bar on the left
[15:43] <nothingspecial> burdickjp: you can set the message level
[15:43] <bazhang> dougl, pastebin your sources.list please
[15:43] <bazhang> !paste | dougl
[15:43] <nothingspecial> burdickjp: eg dmesg -n 1
[15:45] <awaad> Any one can help me by providing me ways to run mp3 from command line ?
[15:45] <dr_willis> chadams:  you could always use one of the various docks to replace the panel. or setup a launcher with a lot of quicklists. or use one of the classic-menu indicator type applets
[15:45] <dr_willis> awaad:  clarify what you mean.
[15:46] <OerHeks> chadams, look at this pic, it is the 2nd screen in dash, where you can select groups of software >> http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-dXAa6tLu4aY/UG2obCVRvvI/AAAAAAAAFuk/vIdkt2HJbmg/s1600/unity-dash-improvemenrs.png
[15:46] <awaad> dr_willis: I want a command line that can play MP3 file
[15:46] <gms> awaad mpg123 will work nicly
[15:46] <dr_willis> mpg321 - Simple and lightweight command line MP3 player
[15:46] <wols> !info moc
[15:46] <dr_willis> willis@SSDBuntu:~$ apt-cache search mp3 | grep command
[15:46] <dr_willis> ;)
[15:46] <wols> dr_willis: apt-cache search mp3 console. which will spit out the above package
[15:46] <gms> heh ^ even better
[15:47] <dr_willis> yauap - simple command line audio player based on GStreamer
[15:47] <dr_willis> never heard of that one.
[15:47] <x-newbie> hey i'm using irssi now!! how can i desactivate the ' join ,quit ' messages ?
[15:47] <wols> me neither, but when you already have bigass gstreamer, you don't care if it's on the console or not :)
[15:48] <bazhang> !quietirssi | x-newbie
[15:48] <chadams> dr_willis, too many clicks
[15:48] <dougl> bazhang, there is the list and the update command defining the 404 issues http://pastebin.com/QmBB2CKi
[15:49] <chadams> cario looks nice
[15:51] <x-newbie> d
[15:51] <x-newbie> great thX
[15:55] <user225533> How do I get ubuntu to run alongside windows?
[15:55] <dougl> user225533, one at a time either win or ubuntu?
[15:56] <user225533> I want it so I can rin wondows seven, and to run linux I have to click it from the win7 desktop
[15:56] <bazhang> user225533, use a virtualbox install?
[15:57] <dr_willis> vbox... souinds like to me
[15:57] <user225533> Whats a Virtualbox install?
[15:57] <bazhang> !vm | user225533
[15:58] <dr_willis> you can run ubuntu inside virtualbox on windows..
[15:58] <user225533> ubottu, what is the easiest method?
[15:59] <user225533> What is the easiest method of running linux and windows 7
[15:59] <dr_willis> virtual box or vmware. or some other vm. like qemu.
[15:59] <synister> can someone help me get to the back track chat server?
[15:59] <domie> wubi
[15:59] <dr_willis> he wants to run them both AT the SAME time...
[15:59] <user225533> How do I do the virtualbox??
[15:59] <dr_willis> so you need to use a vm.
[15:59] <domie> ah
[15:59] <bazhang> synister, /join #backtrack-linux
[15:59] <food> user225533, get virtualbox , it s free
[15:59] <dr_willis> go to the vbox homepage.. and read its docs/guides..
[15:59] <user225533> Where?
[15:59] <bazhang> user225533, here on freenode network
[16:00] <synister> bazhang im new to this so i need a bit of help getting there
[16:00] <bazhang> user225533, #vbox
[16:00] <dougl> bazhang, any thots on my 404 errors for my sources list?
[16:00] <user225533> Can someone please explain what is vbox?
[16:00] <Jisawesome_> !vbox
[16:00] <bazhang> synister, /join #backtrack-linux    <------ type that
[16:00] <dr_willis> user225533:  its a virtual machine..
[16:01] <dr_willis> user225533:  spend the time go to the virtualbox.org page and read up on it.
[16:01] <gms> virtual box. ity emulates a computer in software so you can install other operating systems on it
[16:01] <user225533> and how does it help me run windows seven and ubuntu linux?
[16:01] <nhanth91> how to bring messaging indicator back to xubuntu 12.10?
[16:01] <food> user225533, https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
[16:01] <bazhang> dougl, we seem to be missing a part of your sources.list
[16:01] <dr_willis> user225533:  you run linux IN the virtual machine
[16:01] <user225533> Yes but how do i do this
[16:01] <raj> sudo aptitude install nginx?
[16:01] <gms> or winblows in the virtual machine :P
[16:01] <asl^^> How would security updates be handled for the operating system and application software if the user doesn't have root password?
[16:01] <dr_willis> user225533:  its quite trivial.. go read its well done docs and guides at its homepage.
[16:01] <dougl> oh - how so bazhang ?
[16:01] <ThinkT510> !aptitude | raj
[16:02] <dr_willis> install vbox.. have vbox boot the iso.. install linux.
[16:02] <raj> good to know
[16:02] <raj> thank you
[16:02] <raj> sudo apt-get install nginx?
[16:02] <bazhang> user225533, you will have to do some minimal amount of reading
[16:02] <gms> asl^^ becouse by default the first account is part of the sudoers admin group
[16:02] <user225533> How can I contact UBUNTU?
[16:02] <raj> is there an issue that I've been using aptitude forever uptill now
[16:02] <kyle__> So, remmina has replaced vinagre.  Are there any plans to make it, you know, work?  So far it's unmittigated shit for VNC: it doesn't understand over half the security types used; the java applet gives better response times; it can't autonegotiate the color depth, it requires you select it.
[16:02] <raj> and all of a sudden I'm switching to apt-get?
[16:02] <dr_willis> user225533:  you may want to use lubuntu instead of ubuntu inside vbox
[16:02] <bazhang> user225533, we just told you.
[16:02] <raj> dr_willis, long time no see :)
[16:03] <bazhang> kyle__, no cursing here
[16:03] <nhanth91> how to bring messaging indicator back to Xubuntu 12.10
[16:03] <synister> OMG now it wont let me send messages to the back track server. i can see everyone in the server but i can't talk
[16:03] <user225533> How can I contact ubuntu?
[16:03] <asl^^> gms: i don't get it. if the user doesn't give the root password. how do they update the software or security of os
[16:03] <dr_willis> user225533:  clarify what you mean.
[16:03] <gms> wb neweruser123 howd it go?
[16:04] <bazhang> user225533, contact ubuntu ? what do you mean
[16:04] <kyle__> bazhang: Normally I'm quite polite with my language, but this is rediculus.  They replaced a critical, perfectly functional, but somehow distasteful (idiologically maybe?  Who knows) program with something that doesn't work.
[16:04] <gms> sudo <command>
[16:04] <Jisawesome_> gms, I am still here for when I finally figure out my password
[16:04] <neweruser123> gms:  no sound still
[16:04] <gms> coolies Jisawesome_
[16:04] <user225533> dr_willis: Like, how do I contact ubuntu by email, telephone ect
[16:04] <neweruser123> i think teamviewer is the option for me
[16:04] <neweruser123> i dont really know what im doing
[16:04] <gms> did you figure out port forwarding?
[16:04] <dougl> bazhang, is http://pastebin.com/SQAacUw1 more complete?
[16:04] <dr_willis> user225533:  check the ubuntu homepage and the contacts link/page perhaps/
[16:04] <Jisawesome_> I need my system password for it
[16:04] <Jisawesome_> its been an hour
[16:04] <kyle__> user225533: Try their website.  And for the love of Bob, stop repeating yourself.
[16:05] <nhanth91> how to bring messaging indicator back to Xubuntu 12.10?
[16:05] <gms> neweruser123 try to ask sombody here if not ill be back tomorrow highlight me a few times during the day at some point ill notice
[16:05] <gms> ill keep ur query open in the meantime so i can rember who you are :P
[16:05] <bazhang> dougl, I dont see the launchpad ppa that is causing the errors
[16:06] <neweruser123> gms:  ok
[16:06] <dougl> bazhang, but you see the errors in the first pastebin post?
[16:06] <bazhang> dougl, yep
[16:06] <asl^^> if a company migrate all the os to ubuntu. the users don't know the root password. When there is new security update or application update, how are you going to handle this?
[16:06] <dougl> bazhang, looks like 12.10 is broken?
[16:07] <dougl> bazhang, my 12.10 is broken?
[16:07] <asl^^> the users of the company don't have the password of root user. only the administrator has it.
[16:07] <bazhang> dougl, no. try the ppa-purge
[16:07] <mrblue> hello
[16:08] <bazhang> dougl, a simple error like that does not indicate broken, by any stretch of the imagination
[16:08] <gms> asl^^ as an administrator you can easly <passwd root> but not recomended otherwise use the primary admin account setup ssl keys and remotly ssh <host> "sudo update"
[16:08] <dougl> bazhang, broken too strong but for lack of a better term
[16:09] <neweruser123> anyone know how I can remove live wallpaper
[16:09] <gms> via a script of course
[16:09] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  what live wallpaper?
[16:09] <dougl> bazhang, I don't think that issue will have any effect on my system but that is one of many
[16:09] <neweruser123> can i show u on teamviewer
[16:09] <bazhang> dougl, perhaps check in synaptic package manager
[16:09] <neweruser123> i cant remember how i got it but its a live wallpaper
[16:09] <dr_willis> neweruser123:   you need to rember how you installed it.. then uninstall it.
[16:10] <mrblue> anyone can help to install namp.tar
[16:10] <neweruser123> i cant remember though it was some site
[16:10] <dr_willis> omgubuntu or webupd8
[16:10] <dr_willis> check your browser history
[16:10] <neweruser123> i think omgubuntu ?
[16:10] <desu> mrblue namp or nmap?
[16:10] <hhhzzzarn> neweruser123, you can remove live wall paper by following the guide on omgubuntu.co.uk
[16:11] <hhhzzzarn> neweruser123, someone in the comment mentioned how to remove the live wall paper.
[16:11] <asl^^> gms: is that mean i can only do update remotely? is it possible to make it auto update?
[16:11] <mrblue> desu nmap
[16:11] <neweruser123> hhhzzzarn:  where
[16:11] <linkandzelda> hi guys i think i have a problem with my package manager. it takes 5+ mins just to read package lists
[16:11] <neweruser123> oh i found it
[16:11] <desu> mrblue why mess around with the source when you can just install the package from the repos?
[16:12] <neweruser123> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install livewallpaper livewallpaper-config livewallpaper-indicator
[16:12] <neweruser123> is what i pasted
[16:12] <gms> asl~ try scheduling it with crond or somthing
[16:12] <hhhzzzarn> neweruser123, the article is on omgubuntu.co.uk go to the website and search for "live wallpaper" and the article should show. Then go to comments section and find the comment.
[16:12] <neweruser123> yeah i found it
[16:12] <gms> mayby you want to read up on ubuntu in the enterprise environment
[16:12] <raj> ah crap
[16:12] <gms> anyways im off to sleepy byes
[16:12] <raj> ubuntu's nginx is old as hell
[16:12] <gms> so laters
[16:12] <hhhzzzarn> bye
[16:12] <desu> night gms o/
[16:13] <bobweaver> Is there a way to tell apt to Not look for updates for certain packages from the repos ?  say I do not want to look for upgrades of Unity is there a way to tell apt to just never get thouse upgrades ?
[16:13] <ThinkT510> raj: what ubuntu version are you running?
[16:13] <neweruser123> i need some more helping remove this
[16:13] <neweruser123> theirs no command in the guide
[16:13] <hhhzzzarn> bobweaver, you should read the apt manual guide on ubuntu wiki/documentations.
[16:14] <bazhang> !pinning | bobweaver
[16:14] <hhhzzzarn> neweruser123, the commands are in the comment section (have to find it)
[16:14] <gms> neweruser123 did you try settings->apearance?
[16:14] <_cronus_>  asl^^, unattended updates
[16:14] <mrblue> desu how to install it using terminal
[16:14] <bobweaver> hhhzzzarn,  you should not tell people to read the effing mannual or at least give Links
[16:14] <desu> mrblue sudo apt-get install nmap
[16:14] <bobweaver> hhhzzzarn,  that is against the COC
[16:14] <asl^^> thanks gms
[16:14] <bobweaver> thanks bazhang
[16:15] <hhhzzzarn> Why would i search the link to the manual for you?
[16:15] <bazhang> hhhzzzarn, no need to respond then
[16:16] <bthornton> ahh, looks like I've entered a Linux chatroom. :)
[16:16] <bobweaver> hhhzzzarn,  all I am saying is that your commet to RTFM is not a good one and helps no one
[16:16] <mrblue> desu error install
[16:17] <bobweaver> again thanks bazhang  I see that I can use PiN-Priority Now and that is a great thing
[16:17] <desu> mrblue what's the output?
[16:17] <_cronus_> asl^^, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticSecurityUpdates
[16:17] <bthornton> Hey all. I'm running Ubuntu 12.10 on my Lenovo laptop, for which I have a dock that's connected to 2 monitors. Is there any (reasonable) way to have Ubuntu recognize when the laptop has been docked and switch to my external displays automatically? And then vice-versa for when I undock?
[16:17] <neweruser123> ok i found how to disable it not remove it
[16:17] <bthornton> In general, it seems like there's no support for docking with this hardware.
[16:17] <neweruser123> seems to be fine for now
[16:17] <hhhzzzarn> bobweaver, it is not against the COC (just mentioning).
[16:17] <ThinkT510> bobweaver: beware of what you are pinning, it could cause dependency issues later
[16:17] <bobweaver>  /ignore hhhzzzarn
[16:17] <devish> hi all, i have a bit unusal problem , i am trying to make an desktop icon for eclipse but the image is not coming at all instead a ? comes\
[16:17] <devish> any clue
[16:18] <bobweaver> ThinkT510, I just can image
[16:18] <neweruser123> does anyone know how I can remove openjdk and get sun java?
[16:18] <neweruser123> im looking to play a java game
[16:18] <bekks> neweruser123: And it wont run with OpenJDK?
[16:18] <ThinkT510> !java | neweruser123
[16:18] <ArchOpenBox> devish: I just download a image from google and replace the image.
[16:18] <bobweaver> neweruser123,  you do not need to remove you can have both and use update-alternitives to use both
[16:18] <neweruser123> on the site it says usesun  Java
[16:19] <mrblue> desu in writting the file is not found in the directory E
[16:19] <bekks> neweruser123: Then first just try to use OpenJDK.
[16:19] <ArchOpenBox> devish: vector images are the best for icons.
[16:19] <hhhzzzarn> neweruser123, go to software center, and remove "openjdk" then follow a guide (many available online) to install sun java.
[16:19] <bobweaver> neweruser123,  like "sudo update-alternatives --config java"
[16:19] <abailarri> I just installed ubuntu 12.04, but the pc hangs!!!
[16:19] <crqd> i changed the default player to vlc, but mp4s still open in totem. How do i change it to open in vlc? i amchanging in details>default apps
[16:19] <neweruser123> " The jar is executable and might work as-is. If you run into memory issues, try launching it with java -Xmx1024M -Xms512M -cp minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame, also please use Sun's JVM."
[16:19] <neweruser123> i want to allocate 4gb Ram
[16:20] <devish> ArchOpenBox: the icon is of type xpm
[16:20] <bekks> neweruser123: And...?
[16:20] <bazhang> crqd, right click mp4 check properties play with/open with
[16:20] <devish> ArchOpenBox: i am giving its path correctly "Icon=~/Documents/eclipse/icon.xpm"
[16:20] <bekks> neweruser123: Minecraft runs with OpenJDK and 4GB is just wasting RAM. :)
[16:20] <devish> b ut it does not show up
[16:21] <neweruser123> i have 8gb should be ok to waste some more
[16:21] <crqd> i know that, but how can i change the default dclick action to open in vlc
[16:21] <bobweaver> neweruser123, again you can have both installed and just call the one that you want to use example    sudo update-alternatives --config java       pick the one you want to use   then run   java --version   to see what version you are useing :)
[16:21] <bekks> neweruser123: Do you have 64Bit Ubuntu?
[16:21] <neweruser123> yeh
[16:21] <ArchOpenBox> devish: adjust icon size. does this help. Some images are bigger and cant display in smaller desktop settings.
[16:21] <desu> mrblue sorry I had to get my laptop charger, did you say anything?
[16:22] <_cronus_> devish, had the same problem. i had to give it the full path
[16:22] <bekks> neweruser123: There is no benefit in wasting that much RAM to minecraft.
[16:22] <neweruser123> ok 2gb then
[16:22] <bazhang> crqd, this will accomplish that, set as default
[16:22] <neweruser123> this is what problem I get "The file '/home/tan/Downloads/minecraft.jar' is not marked as executable.  If this was downloaded or copied from an untrusted source, it may be dangerous to run.  For more details, read about the executable bit."
[16:22] <mrblue> desu what's his problem because I installed my linux along with windows 7 on my laptop so there are two OS then its not found
[16:22] <bekks> neweruser123: And just try the OpenJDK first.
[16:22] <neweruser123> i just did -_-
[16:23] <desu> mrblue dual boot has nothing to do with you being able to install packages from the repos...
[16:23] <crqd> there's no set as default option, and i tried doing open with and the next dclick it just opens in totem again
[16:23] <desu> Minecraft doesn't work with OpenJDK as I understand it.
[16:23] <bobweaver> desu +1
[16:23] <desu> +1?
[16:24] <bazhang> crqd, 12.10? gnome?
[16:24] <bobweaver> juju charm works good for minecraft I hear
[16:24] <raj> ThinkT510, Not sure, 11.04 I think
[16:24] <raj> I'm on a T410 btw ;)
[16:24] <crqd> yes, i went to details and vlc is default for video
[16:24] <crqd> still opens in totem
[16:24] <mrblue> desu oohh what I have to put it in the tar file document linux system
[16:24] <linkandzelda> guys my machine has been "reading package lists..." for the last 13 mins and its only 47%. This task used to be almost instant, what can i do?
[16:24] <bekks> neweruser123: You cannot execute a jar file.
[16:24] <ThinkT510> raj: what is the output of lsb_release -sd
[16:25] <bekks> neweruser123: java -jar minecraft.jar
[16:25] <bazhang> crqd, then set as default is certainly a choice. lower right hand of properties box
[16:25] <bekks> neweruser123: Thats not a OpenJDK/SunJDK problem.
[16:25] <bazhang> linkandzelda, change mirrors
[16:25] <neweruser123> its working
[16:25] <neweruser123> but crap i updated the game damn
[16:25] <bekks> neweruser123: And...?
[16:26] <desu> mrblue the tarball is only if you want to install from source, quick question do you have 32 bit or 64 bit os?
[16:26] <crqd> the buttons are find apps online, cancel, select and show other apps
[16:26] <linkandzelda> bazhang, i have a feeling its the gnome ppa i added yesterday, im not sure how to remove it
[16:26] <hhhzzzarn> neweruser123, http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Tutorials/Setting_up_a_server
[16:26] <neweruser123> bekks:  nothing I accidentaly updated nothing to do with java it self
[16:26] <bekks> hhhzzzarn: He doesnt need a server. :)
[16:26] <desu> mrblue also which version of ubuntu?
[16:26] <hhhzzzarn> bekks, oh he just wants to play the game?
[16:27] <mrblue> my versions ubuntu 12.10
[16:27] <neweruser123> im already running a server
[16:27] <hhhzzzarn> neweruser123, then you don't need to allocate that much ram for playing it.
[16:27] <gaetano> #ubuntustudio
[16:27] <mrblue> desu my versions ubuntu 12.10
[16:27] <bekks> hhhzzzarn: Correct.
[16:27] <neweruser123> hhhzzzarn:  ok just thought it would help out more
[16:27] <bekks> hhhzzzarn: Thats what I already told him.
[16:27] <hhhzzzarn> bekks: ok.
[16:27] <bobweaver> neweruser123,  this is a cloud based server ?
[16:28] <devish> ArchOpenBox: _cronus_ : i beleive full path + size both were the problem , i made the size to default and gave the full path then its done
[16:28] <devish> and once the icon is there i can resize the launccher on my wish ;)
[16:28] <neweruser123> bobweaver:  no the hosting thing you have to buy not sure what it is
[16:29] <neweruser123> i need to allocate more ram i think
[16:29] <bekks> neweruser123: Why?
[16:29] <mrblue> what is with you no download link nmap.tar
[16:29] <desu> mrblue http://packages.ubuntu.com/quantal/amd64/nmap/download
[16:30] <bekks> neweruser123: More RAM is only useful for the server instance, not for the clients.
[16:30] <neweruser123> i can see a slight difference in performance while playing on windows and ubuntu
[16:30] <desu> assuming you have amd64, not sure if you answered that question or not...
[16:30] <desu> i mean 64 bit cpu.
[16:30] <bekks> neweruser123: And how do you expect RAM to change that...?
[16:30] <bobweaver> neweruser123,  nevermind then but in the future (If you like ) there is a easy thing to use called a juju charm that are services for the cloud but if this is just local server then forget about it till you go to cloud if you do that is. You can read Marco blog about it here later if you like.  http://marcoceppi.com/2011/11/deploying-the-minecraft-charm/
[16:31] <neweruser123> bekks:  i saw on youtube more ram made the game load more smoother
[16:31] <_cronus_> devish, nice. good to know.
[16:31] <user552233> exit
[16:31] <bekks> neweruser123: I do not believe in videos other people cheated. :)
[16:31] <gaetano> hello everyone! someone knows how can i get skype for free? because in software center its only for a fee
[16:32] <_cronus_> devish, maybe you could file a bug report if you get the time ;)
[16:32] <bekks> !skype | gaetano
[16:32] <bazhang> !info skype partner | gaetano
[16:32] <bazhang> enable the partner repo gaetano
[16:32] <bazhang> !partner > gaetano
[16:32] <raj> ThinkT510, 11.04
[16:32] <neweruser123> bekks:  its definately real though,  my question now is how would I find the .appdata
[16:33] <ThinkT510> raj: 11.04 is no longer supported
[16:33] <ThinkT510> !eol | raj
[16:33] <bekks> neweruser123: maybe ask the minecraft guys ;)
[16:33] <neweruser123> any here?
[16:33] <devish> _cronus_: now eclipse is open so rest is close, + i leave this for the people to figure out :D
[16:34] <bekks> neweruser123: Maybe in #minecraft
[16:34] <neweruser123> i mean like in WIndows u go to the directory windows > appdata > roaming
[16:34] <desu> neweruser123 hi.
[16:34] <raj> ok, but I'm just wondering what the best way is to get the latest nginx
[16:34] <opalepatrick> using 12.10 unity - the hud seems almost unusable because the drawing of icons has slowed hugely (when looking for a app for instance). Working in things like gimp and getting commands is fine) Is this a bug?
[16:34] <ThinkT510> raj: use the latest ubuntu
[16:34] <neweruser123> i still have no audio in ubuntu :s
[16:35] <raj> ThinkT510, that's a pretty drastic way to get the latest nginx :
[16:35] <desu> what version?
[16:35] <raj> :)
[16:35] <ThinkT510> raj: we can't support 11.04
[16:35] <neweruser123> desu what do u mean
[16:35] <bobweaver> opalepatrick,  do you know how to run a test like with "UTAH" to see for bugs ?  or test by running "unity --replace"  and reading the output ?
[16:36] <raj> it's dangerous for me to just update my ubuntu though
[16:36] <raj> things could really break
[16:36] <bekks> raj: Then create a backup :)
[16:36] <hhhzzzarn> neweruser123, what version of ubuntu do you have?
[16:36] <desu> neweruser123 I mean what version of ubuntu are you using? 12.04 12.10 or?
[16:36] <neweruser123> 12.04
[16:36] <hhhzzzarn> neweruser123, http://askubuntu.com/questions/132577/no-sound-in-ubuntu-12-04
[16:36] <desu> and what's your audio hardware?
[16:36] <ThinkT510> raj: if you use unsupported versions then you need to deal with the consequences
[16:37] <raj> dum dum dummmm
[16:37] <ThinkT510> raj: the support schedule for all ubuntu releases is very clear
[16:37] <n1> anyone syncs his/hers thunderbird or any calendar with a phone via bluetooth?
[16:37] <mrblue> desu already be installed ok now thank
[16:37] <n1> or to be more precise, using a blueZync?
[16:38] <opalepatrick> I dont bobweaver but I can find out
[16:38] <linkandzelda> bazhang, i'm using the GB mirrors which is my country, yet its still being slow as hell, ive even removed all the extra ppa's that i added o-o
[16:38] <bobweaver> opalepatrick,  I am unity dev. what I do is watch it in the app output in qtcreator I will paste link brb
[16:38] <desu> mrblue np
[16:39] <opalepatrick> cheers bobweaver
[16:39] <bobweaver> opalepatrick, http://askubuntu.com/questions/181474/now-that-i-built-unity-how-do-i-install-it/196023#196023
[16:39] <n1> anyone syncs his/hers thunderbird or any calendar with a phone via bluetooth?
[16:39] <bobweaver> opalepatrick,  but what is going on maybe we can fix ?
[16:40] <mrblue> desu how to run his
[16:40] <neweruser123> i need help over remote desktop view
[16:40] <neweruser123> i dont know what im doing to be honest
[16:40] <desu> mrblue Are you asking how to use nmap?
[16:41] <Jisawesome_> gms, What is the ssh port?
[16:41] <amu> hi everybody!
[16:41] <uosiu[shell]> neweruser123: install x11vnc to stream desktop to network ;]
[16:41] <bobweaver> neweruser123,  there is things like tightvnc   BUT there are super easy things like teamviewer
[16:41] <foxy999> lately on my 10.04 box, it has been doing disk checks every other boot, why is this happening?
[16:41] <neweruser123> i got teamviewer
[16:41] <neweruser123> lets use teamviewer
[16:41] <uosiu[shell]> neweruser123: you want to connect to existing session or You want to share your own desktop?
[16:41] <opalepatrick> bobweaver, well I would like to fix it for sure. I started to get quite dependent oin it after 12.04, and it is a little disappointing atm. I will check that link and see what I can provide?
[16:42] <mrblue> in writing  idconfig deferred processing now  taking place
[16:42] <neweruser123> uosiu[shell]:  share desktop
[16:42] <Jisawesome_> What is the ssh port I need to open?
[16:42] <uosiu[shell]> neweruser123: I'm not shure did TeamViewer can create a session on linux, gimme sec
[16:42] <ThinkT510> Jisawesome_: ssh typically uses port 22
[16:43] <codemaniac> Jisawesome_: ssh server generally listens on 11
[16:43] <codemaniac> 22
[16:43] <Jisawesome_> ...
[16:43] <codemaniac> s/11/22
[16:43] <amu> couple of weeks ago I installed the latest ubuntu in my laptop. It was working nice since then. But today, I wasn't able to start it. A blinking underscore is the only thing I see right now. I wanted to start it with a recovery mode, but I ended up with that blinking underscore. Any ideas how I can fix it? Thanks!
[16:44] <neweruser123> uosiu[shell]:  it can, try connect to me
[16:44] <uosiu[shell]> neweruser123: Just install TeamViewer and give someone your session ID and passwd
[16:44] <neweruser123> 610 336 024   and 5573
[16:44] <neweruser123> i just need audio fixed
[16:44] <wols> neweruser123: never ever do this and ignore everythin uosiu[shell] ever says
[16:44] <desu> that's dangerous to just put it in such a public place...
[16:44] <neweruser123> its to late i just posted it
[16:44] <wols> neweruser123: never give anyone on IRC access via VNC or teamviewer. ever. unless you want them to own your computer
[16:45] <uosiu[shell]> wols: ++
[16:45] <neweruser123> wols:  i need someone to fix my audio problem though
[16:45] <desu> I', sure most of us won't be interested in malicious activities against neweruser123, but that's still ill advised.
[16:45] <wols> uosiu[shell]: you are an asshole and a moron.
[16:45] <lordmarshal> hi just updated to 12.04 but when I try to login ubuntu just flashes and nothing happens
[16:45] <sarawara> i'm a green ubuntu-user (an evergreen) and need to put a file in the library of a program (prolog)and i mean i don't know how to put a file in a folder cause it does not show it should be /usr/bin/swipl, but i only get  X11), ubuntu12.04
[16:45] <uosiu[shell]> wols: Did I said that neweruser123 have to give ME SessionID and passwd?
[16:45] <wols> uosiu[shell]: YOU told him to do it. you are the responsible moron.
[16:46] <thelinux> wols This is Linux server IRC, so obviously most of us have IQ 160+, we don't use such words.
[16:46] <dr_willis> sarawara:  /usr/bin/swipl would be a file. not a directory in most cases
[16:46] <neweruser123> no one has connected yet i am still waiting
[16:46] <wols> neweruser123: for your own safety: stop it
[16:46] <thelinux> I mean only I have , but still.
[16:46] <lordmarshal> How do I fix login flashing after 12.04 update
[16:46] <codemaniac> neweruser123: use pm
[16:46] <neweruser123> who should I pm
[16:46] <wols> no one
[16:47] <thelinux> Anyone having problems with 12.10?
[16:47] <n1> anyone syncs his/hers thunderbird or any calendar with a phone via bluetooth?
[16:47] <desu> hahaha linux requiring a high intelligence quotient to use, that's funny.
[16:47] <bobweaver> neweruser123,  there is also google hangout
[16:47] <xangua> !anyone | thelinux
[16:47] <dr_willis> lordmarshal:  clarify what you mean.. you login and it then goes back to the login screen? try making a new user see if they work. try the guest account>
[16:47] <fantaghir> thelinux, localedef falling down
[16:47] <uosiu[shell]> wols:  <osiu[shell]> neweruser123: Just install TeamViewer and give someone your session ID and passwd → Logic for IT, Wroclaw University of Technology, semester 1: someone == person You want to give those data.
[16:47] <diensthunds> has anybody done a pxe server setup and used nbd-server rather then nfs-kernel-server?
[16:47] <codemaniac> neweruser123: do not paste these type of information on public channels
[16:47] <neweruser123> ok codemaniac
[16:47] <lordmarshal> HELLo how to fix ubuntu not logging in 12.04
[16:47] <neweruser123> how do i change my root password
[16:47] <sarawara> dr_willis where is the directory prolog is in then?
[16:48] <uosiu[shell]> neweruser123: sudo su - then passwd
[16:48] <wols> !root
[16:48] <bobweaver> neweruser123,  there is no Root passwrd think of it like that
[16:48] <lordmarshal> Dr Willis the guest account works
[16:48] <fantaghir> neweruser123, sudo passwd root
[16:48] <lordmarshal> But not my regular
[16:48] <dr_willis> sarawara:  no idea. the prolog binary should be in some bin dir. but its support dirs.. not in bin
[16:48] <ThinkT510> uosiu[shell]: never advise that please
[16:48] <bobweaver> !root | neweruser123
[16:48] <xangua> !noroot | fantaghir
[16:48] <fantaghir> yes, sudo passwd username
[16:48] <neweruser123> ok done
[16:48] <diensthunds> ok more to the point I need to know how to tell the livecd that is being exported by the nbd server to look for the system via the hard drive rather then /dev/sr0
[16:48] <dr_willis> lordmarshal:  try makinga new user - see if it works for them- if so . then one of your problem users settings or files is the issues. Commonly its the .Xauthority file thats to blame. try removeing/moveing it perhaps.
[16:49] <aetcore> Can you not become Ubuntu Certified anymore?
[16:49] <neweruser123> i still need someone who can connect to my machine to fix the audio problem though
[16:49] <codemaniac> neweruser123: before fiddling with root account please see the manual https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[16:49] <bekks> aetcore: I doubt you ever could.
[16:49] <thelinux> aetcore You can.
[16:49] <AlanL> I have a quick logout question (ubuntu 12.10) after xubuntu install for desktop environment.
[16:49] <desu> neweruser123 No need for that, root account is disabled by default. Though sudo/su can grant you root.
[16:49] <bekks> thelinux: Really?
[16:49] <sarawara> dr_willis, how can you find a folder when you don't know it's name exactly? where are programs installed?
[16:49] <xangua> neweruser123: you're not gonna get that thype of help here
[16:49] <wols> codemaniac: it's already too late thanks to "experts" like fantaghir and uosiu[shell]
[16:49] <bobweaver> aetcore,  for store or something else ?
[16:49] <thelinux> bekks: Yes.
[16:49] <dr_willis> sarawara:  try the locate command. ive never used prolog. so no idea where it does stuff
[16:49] <aetcore> thelinux: they have removed the online courses from Canonical Store
[16:50] <wols> xangua: he will. by people who need a enother proxy or botnet CC
[16:50] <dr_willis> sarawara:  'locate prolog' perhaps.
[16:50] <thelinux> aetcore: Oh.
[16:50] <uosiu[shell]> !wfm
[16:50] <neweruser123> ive been on the IRC for hours now though i just need my audio fixed
[16:50] <fantaghir> wols, thx bro :D
[16:50] <desu> out of curiosity what irc clients do you guys prefer?
[16:50] <bobweaver> aetcore,  there was alot of talk abut making Ubuntu developer videos at this paste UDS keep your eyes on the youtube channel
[16:50] <aetcore> thelinux: the equiv to becoming Redhat Cert. about 6 months ago they used to have Online Courses starting from 800 YSD
[16:50]  * kyle__ sighs.
[16:50] <lordmarshal> Dr Willis??????
[16:50] <bekks> !audio | neweruser123
[16:50] <diensthunds> sarawara: what is it you are trying to do find a particular file?
[16:50] <thelinux> neweruser123: What's your audio problem?
[16:50] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  and what have you done to try to fix it yourself? you are assuming someone can just connect and magically fix it?
[16:51] <dr_willis> lordmarshal: >??
[16:51] <bekks> neweruser123: Did you already follow those links?
[16:51] <aetcore> bobweaver: thanks for that i will check it out :)
[16:51] <opalepatrick> bobweaver, I think I might do that as a last resort, as I would have to go on a learning curve. In the meantime, I think I would like to resolve? Just a time thing tbh
[16:51] <neweruser123> dr_willis:  yes i think so
[16:51] <AlanL> Really think I will be wasting my time in here lol
[16:51] <fantaghir> neweruser123, have U tried pavucontrol?
[16:51] <uosiu[shell]> Hmmmm, Why Ubuntu disabled root passwd? It is ubuntu-only idea, not described in FHS etc...
[16:51] <kyle__> OK.  Anyone using xfce or other gnome desktop on 12.10, could you try something for me to test a bug?  I want to see if it's xubuntu specific, or at a deeper layer.
[16:51] <bekks> neweruser123: Nothing in this world can be magically fixed :)
[16:51] <wols> sarawara: linux doesn't put programs into single directories. documentation is under /usr/share/doc binaries under one of various /bin directories, librearis in a /usr/lib or somilar, etc.
[16:51] <thelinux> aetcore: Nice.
[16:51] <Tuplario> Hi, I just updated to 12.10 and I can no longer mount my NAS. The Kernel says  Connecting to DFS root not implemented yet. Any ideas on how to fix it?
[16:51] <neweruser123> im not sure i install pulseaudio and alsa-base and restarted did all updates/upgrades also
[16:51] <wols> sarawara: you can see where everything goes with e.g. "dpkg -L <packagename>" for ubuntu packages
[16:51] <kyle__> Edit your main menu (the one with all the applications), and uncheck an item in a sub-menu.  See if your choice was reflected in the menu.
[16:51] <n1> how to install an nederbird addon if it's not available in the addons list, yet have the package
[16:51] <neweruser123> i checked the settings and still no sound
[16:52] <bekks> neweruser123: Did you follow the links you've just been given?
[16:52] <n1> ...an thunderbird addon
[16:52] <bobweaver> opalepatrick,  you can run "ubuntu-bug unity" then when you get to launchpad it will ask you to descibe bug then you can see if there is one like it out there all ready also , hope that heklps
[16:52] <thelinux> Guys leave neweruser123 alone, he asked a normal question, no need to be rude.
[16:52] <neweruser123> bekks:  im viewing one of them now
[16:52] <opalepatrick> thanks bobweaver
[16:52] <bekks> thelinux: I am not rude at all - I am just asking a question.
[16:52] <fantaghir> neweruser123, and some lspci or sth to see if aaudio is there?
[16:52] <aetcore> neweruser123: have you unmuted your sound :) also are you speakers registering?
[16:53] <aetcore> your**
[16:53] <fantaghir> aetcore, that was good one
[16:53] <neweruser123> i am using built in speakers in my monitor
[16:53] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  so they are hdmi connected?
[16:53] <aetcore> connected via USB or Audio Out?
[16:53] <bekks> neweruser123: Did they ever work until now?
[16:53] <sarawara> for my class i need to insert a file (i'm a beginner and the prof has given a file we cannot write ourselve) to put in the library
[16:53] <neweruser123> yes HDMI connection and works in Windows
[16:53] <maanda_> gnome classic or unity?
[16:53] <neweruser123> but when i boot into ubuntu no sound available
[16:54] <xangua> maanda_: unity is a shell for gnome
[16:54] <codemaniac> sarawara: cannot you use the copy
[16:54] <fantaghir> maanda_ unity? depends on your preferences?
[16:54] <aetcore> neweruser123: http://voices.canonical.com/david.henningsson/2012/04/14/audio-over-hdmi-and-displayport-in-ubuntu-12-04/
[16:54] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  for my hdmi monitor. i have to run the pavucontrol program then seledt  it as the output device on the output devices tab.
[16:54] <sarawara> i could use copy if i'd know where to put it
[16:54] <codemaniac> sarawara: have you tried cp ?
[16:54] <kyle__> maanda_: For my bug?  Gnome classic
[16:55] <fantaghir> xangua, is it? I thought shell is command prompt
[16:55] <neweruser123> is pavucontrol also palsepaudio?
[16:55] <gaetano> wich is the best program for developers like dreamweaver in windows?
[16:55] <thelinux> maanda_: Quite depends on your taste, Unity is a lot eye candy and has new useful features.
[16:55] <neweruser123> PulseAudio*
[16:55] <codemaniac> sarawara: what exactly you trying to achieve ?
[16:55] <dr_willis> !find pavucontrol
[16:55] <neweruser123> i am using KDE
[16:55] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  its a spefific tool that configures pulse audio
[16:55] <linkandzelda> reading package lists for 44 mins now...
[16:55] <martinux> Hi, i am on ubuntu 12.04 and want to create a folder in my /usr folder. How can i do this? The option is currently greyed out when i right click in the folder
[16:56] <neweruser123> dr_willis:  what is the sudo command to download it
[16:56] <thelinux> maanda_: I used to really like gnome classic (and still do), but I got used to Unity and have seen how great actually is.
[16:56] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  now is the first time you seem to mention that rather large fact about kde,
[16:56] <bekks> martinux: Why do you want to create a folder in the system folder /usr ?
[16:56] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  sudo apt-get install packagename
[16:56] <decbot> gaetano: are you writing html/css or are you working in something like java and c?
[16:56] <ThinkT510> martinux: why do you want to create a folder there?
[16:56] <sarawara> codemaniax, i do not use commands very often, so i'm not very good at it, but i could try, copy seems pretty straight forward, but i'd need the name of the directory to put it in. I need to put a file in the folder of swipl, in it's library
[16:56] <neweruser123> what about kde? and whats the package name called again
[16:56] <dr_willis> neweruser123:   and the packaetg name is  pavucontrol
[16:56] <thelinux> martinux: Go to terminal, type sudo nautilus, and you will get root access to every folder there.
[16:56] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  kde uses differnt sound system i belive.. i dont use kde.
[16:57] <neweruser123> should i delete KDE
[16:57] <xangua> !gksu | thelinux martinux
[16:57] <neweruser123> and go to ubuntu unity
[16:57] <martinux> bekks: I am new to ubuntu and i am just choosing a random folder to install Java. Anything but /home/username goes, really.
[16:57] <diensthunds> sarawara: you should have a message
[16:57] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  you may want to switch to unity  to see if sound works in it.
[16:57] <sarawara> codemaniax and i do not know where the swipl is
[16:57] <neweruser123> how do i switch
[16:57] <codemaniac> sarawara: does the destination folder "swipl" exists ?
[16:57] <aetcore> neweruser123: login screen
[16:57] <desu> martinux in terminal "sudo mkdir /usr/<foldername>" otherwise "gksudo nautilus(assuming you're using gnome)" to run nautilus as root.
[16:57] <ThinkT510> !java | martinux
[16:57] <neweruser123> i dont have login screen its autoboot
[16:57] <thelinux> xangue ubottu: Thanks for heads up.
[16:57] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop   to install the full ubuntu desktop. then logout and select ubuntu at the login screen
[16:57] <neweruser123> ok
[16:57] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  and disable the lame auto-login on the login screen
[16:57] <thelinux> xangua ubottu: *
[16:58] <martinux> Thank you very much guys
[16:58] <maanda_> thank you.., i am finding it hard to settle to just one, both get the job one way or another..
[16:58] <gaetano> decbot: im working with HTML/CSS and java and PHP
[16:58] <neweruser123> ok dr_willis
[16:58] <codemaniac> sarawara: you can use the find command, find -name "swipl" -type d -print 2>/dev/null
[16:58] <aetcore> you could also specify gnome-desktop inside your xinitrc cant you?
[16:58] <codemaniac> to find the directory on your system
[16:58] <thelinux> martinux: Why are you making a folder in usr, if I may ask?
[16:58] <neweruser123> ok i get this Default display manager:                                                      │
[16:58] <neweruser123>  │                                                                               │
[16:58] <neweruser123>  │                                    kdm                                        │
[16:58] <neweruser123>  │                                    lightdm
[16:58] <neweruser123> oops sorry for that
[16:58] <FloodBot1> neweruser123: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:59] <dr_willis> aetcore: .xinitrc is only used for specific sessions selected from the login screen, or from startx
[16:59] <aetcore> neweruser123: did you install ubuntu desktop already?
[16:59] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  use lightdm
[16:59] <sarawara> codemaniac, i'll try
[16:59] <neweruser123> ok i chose lightdm
[16:59] <aetcore> dr_willis: yeah i actually from Arch :) ubuntu is the server of choice :)
[17:00] <aetcore> actually come from**
[17:00] <decbot> gaetano: geany might be as close as you get to dreamweaver. some people might use eclipse.  but even something like gedit, emacs, or vim could work
[17:00] <dr_willis> geany has some nice fetures,
[17:00] <abailarri> does anyone know how to connect to a wifi with the terminal?
[17:00] <bobweaver> you can install dreamweaver with playonlinux ?
[17:00] <thelinux> dr_willis: Yes, I've been using geany, it's great.
[17:00] <aetcore> Sublime Text 2 is an awesome Editor
[17:00] <dr_willis> abailarri:  with the various iw* commands
[17:01] <decbot> gaetano: but I don't know of anything of the top of my head that does code completion and site synchronization
[17:01] <martinux> thelinux: No reason, really. Just finding a folder to install programs in. What folders is 'standard' for installing programs in?
[17:01] <neweruser123> am i allowed to install photoshop cs6 using WIne?
[17:01] <aetcore> Sublime has code completetion, and rsync could do site syncs ?
[17:01] <dr_willis> martinux:  depends on what you are installing.  user binaries can go in 'bin' in their home.
[17:01] <aetcore> :)
[17:01] <ThinkT510> martinux: package managers do that for you
[17:01] <bobweaver> Yeah you can install dreamweaver 8 with play on linux
[17:02] <neweruser123> My KDE looks so NICE
[17:02] <neweruser123> will i lose it
[17:02] <phillllijw> my computer is in standby mode... how do I wake it up?
[17:02] <ThinkT510> !appdb | neweruser123
[17:02] <thelinux> martinux: Install software in your home directory, you may damage something there. Software will automatically install in root.
[17:02] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  you select whatver desktop you want at the login screen
[17:03] <martinux> thelinux: ok thanks
[17:03] <desu> I prefer awesome window manager.
[17:03] <aetcore> desu: xmonad is good to
[17:03] <gaetano> decbot: ok thanks! so they are right for develop site!?
[17:03] <Marikos> afternoon gents
[17:03] <aetcore> have you trued both? Which one do you perfer?
[17:03] <Marikos> this has me tearing my hair out....
[17:03] <abailarri> i installed ubuntu 12.04, but the pc freezes all the time and I have to restart
[17:03] <Marikos> trying to install 12.10 as a dual boot with my win 7
[17:03] <desu> aetcore I've heard of it, but haven't tried it myself yet.
[17:03] <neweruser123> only Adobe Photoshop CS2 works under steam according to wineHQ, cant i use the latest CS6 ?
[17:04] <IRneon> exit
[17:04] <decbot> gaetano: well, it's not as complete as dreamweaver, but better than window's notepad and OSX's textedit
[17:04] <ThinkT510> neweruser123: check the appdb or ask in #winehq
[17:04] <kolaracdn> can someone help me out
[17:04] <neweruser123> how do i join #winehq
[17:04] <desu> so guys, how to de-frag hard drive on linux? xD
[17:05] <Marikos> I tried using the installer to boot up and it would on;t boot back into windows
[17:05] <ThinkT510> neweruser123: /join #winehq
[17:05] <decbot> gaetano: it will do the syntax highlighting, but it won't always catch bad code
[17:05] <allu3> Marikos: so you installed first ubuntu. then win7
[17:05] <Marikos> no
[17:05] <decbot> gaetano; and you'll have to use something like gftp or rsync to upload/download your site files
[17:05] <kolaracdn> how can I make an ubuntu backup server that backs up my windows server files every night
[17:05] <Marikos> allu3: Win 7 came preinstalled, used the installer to repartition and install ubuntu
[17:05] <thelinux> desu: You don't need to defragment harddrive in linux. One of the reason why Linux is more superior than Windows.
[17:05] <hpprinter100> Hey
[17:05] <allu3> Marikos: and now it still bots to windows?
[17:06] <ThinkT510> desu: not required really, you could use fsck
[17:06] <hpprinter100> any steam beta testers here? :)
[17:06] <allu3> Marikos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair might just do the trick :)
[17:06] <kolaracdn> how can I make an ubuntu backup server that backs up my windows server files every night
[17:06] <neweruser123> i have steam
[17:06] <desu> thelinux (I know, but I was hoping others that weren't aware would become aware by reading the responses)
[17:06] <dr_willis> !backup | kolaracdn
[17:06] <Marikos> allu3: It was only booting to windows, yes.  So I used EasyBCD to ass an entry for ubuntu to the windows bootloader, and when i try to boot there, it complains about missing or corrupt files
[17:06] <thelinux> hpprinter100: I applied with that survey, looks I didn't get in.
[17:06] <Marikos> allu3: I'll check that out.  I'm nooted into the live CD atm
[17:06] <gaetano> decbot: are these programs findable on ubuntu software center?
[17:07] <kolaracdn> that has nothin to do with my issue
[17:07] <allu3> Marikos: great since you can run that utility from live session :)
[17:07] <thelinux> hpprinter100: Did they even let beta to those 1000? I can't find any information about that, since even I applied.
[17:07] <kolaracdn> the ubuntu server is the backup server i want it  to go out and copy the windows files to it
[17:07] <thelinux> desu: Ok.
[17:07] <bekks> kolaracdn: Mount the windows shares and back them up. Or use a full blown solution like Bacula.
[17:07] <desu> I'm a bad person.
[17:08] <decbot> gaetano: I think so, I know they are in synaptic
[17:08] <HawkDoom> help
[17:08] <HawkDoom> I installed kiwix - it does not open the file *. zim
[17:08] <dr_willis> !info kiwix
[17:08] <Marikos> allu3: I'll try that, waiting for the installer to finish, was trying a reinstall
[17:08] <hpprinter100> thelinux: shame was hopeing they would release it after widnows 8
[17:09] <desu> rm -rf /*
[17:09] <allu3> Marikos: check first if the reinstallation worked, if you still have problems you can then try again with the live cd :)
[17:09] <furycd001> HI i just installed ubuntu via netinstall & i'm looking to create a custom session with xcompmgr & awn. Can anyone tell me how to do this from the command line that i am currently on :?  I already have xcompmgr & awn installed, i just ned to know how to create a custom session...
[17:09] <bekks> !danger | desu
[17:09] <hpprinter100> desu great command lol
[17:09] <desu> I like you bot :)
[17:09] <gaetano> decbot: so here in ubuntu there is not a program good like deamwaver for develop sites!? do u suggest to install windows alongside ubuntu if i need to develop!?
[17:09] <bekks> !ops | desu
[17:10] <dr_willis> furycd001:  make a .xsession (or was it .Xsession)  and startx should use that file to run whatver X apps you want.
[17:10] <desu> what?
[17:10] <gordonjcp> desu: be careful about saying stuff like that, because *someone* out there is stupid enough to do it
[17:10] <gordonjcp> desu: probably as root, at that
[17:10] <dr_willis> furycd001:  if using a login screen you can make a custome Xwhatever.desktop session file
[17:10] <Finnish_> How to use xar, I don't know how to extract with it, here is the man: http://pastebin.com/LBg6gxTk
[17:10] <desu> Sorry, I wanted to see if the bot would warn people.
[17:10] <Finnish_> I want to extract a dmg-file
[17:10] <bekks> Finnish_: xar -xf filename
[17:11] <desu> didn't add in the sudo in case of uneducated curious users.
[17:11] <furycd001> dr_willis: how do i make a .xsession :?
[17:11] <kyle__> desu: I did that for fun once on a system I was going to wipe, as a normal user.  Wanted to see what happened.  All it did was remove that user.  Dissapointing.
[17:11] <dr_willis> furycd001:  its a simple text file.
[17:11] <Finnish_> bekks, OK, thanks, I'll give it a co
[17:11] <Finnish_> go
[17:11] <dr_willis> furycd001:  example (2 lines)    xterm &     exec icewm
[17:11] <allu3> gaetano: http://www.linuxalt.com/linux-alternatives-to/windows/dreamweaver.html
[17:11] <gordonjcp> kyle__: yeah
[17:12] <Tm_T> desu: this is a warning: do not ever post such commands here, with sudo or not, thank you
[17:12] <furycd001> dr_willis: How do i create this txt file :?
[17:12] <gordonjcp> kyle__: and tbh it does you good to accidentally do rm -rf * in your homedir every now and again
[17:12] <Finnish_> bekks, Thanks alot!!!
[17:12] <desu> Tm_T alright, thanks for the warning, but is there anyway of seeing what the bot will react to?
[17:12] <dr_willis> furycd001:  err... with whatever text editor you like...  Depends on how good you are at backing up....but then again the people who are overly anal about backups probably don't have that much cruft lying around.
[17:13] <ThinkT510> !msgthebot | desu
[17:13] <furycd001> haha im not new to linux, but im new to building a system from scratch...
[17:13] <dr_willis> ArchOpenBox:  whats amazing is that freeday  was the first time id crossover mentioned in AGES...
[17:13] <kyle__> gordonjcp: rsync backups or lvm snapshots?  Which do you do?
[17:13] <dr_willis> first time ive seen crossover mentioned in ages.. ;)
[17:13] <gordonjcp> kyle__: rsync because I'm lazy
[17:14] <decbot> gaetano: you can run dreamweaver in wine if you must have dreamweaver. In linux, you're more likely to use more simple tools to accomplish a task than using a single complex tool like dreamweaver
[17:14] <HawkDoom> as double-clicking on the display nickname in the box? xchat..
[17:14] <kyle__> gordonjcp: i don't htink it's lazy.  It's a taste thing.  Some systems I like the snapshots, sometimes I do periodic rysnc backups.
[17:14] <gordonjcp> kyle__: frequently I do tar c | ssh <server> "tar x"
[17:15] <Deluxo> Hello!
[17:15] <Deluxo> Im here to tell an import thing
[17:15] <gordonjcp> kyle__: incidentally that's an excellent way of copying files with spaces in their names across the network ;-)
[17:15] <fantaghir> Deluxo, Hi
[17:15] <ArchOpenBox> dr_willis: Hey well they run the code for Mac using linux kernel and port windows games to mac users now. So they big money now. Get all the richy rich kids that could careless to hack computer games.
[17:15] <gaetano> decbot: is wine a virtual machine?
[17:15] <raj> how do you uninstall something I apt-get installed before?
[17:15] <gordonjcp> gaetano: no, it's a set of libraries
[17:15] <gordonjcp> raj: apt-get remove
[17:15] <ThinkT510> gaetano: no, it is a compatibility layer
[17:16] <raj> thanks
[17:16] <decbot> gaetano: so, in linux I use geany and vim to edit my html/css/javascript/php, use chrome and firefox to view the edits, and use gftp to upload the changes to my site
[17:16] <piglit> what linux games are easy to install and nice to play?
[17:16] <kyle__> heheh.
[17:16] <bobweaver> gaetano, If you are new to wine I 100% suggest looking at playonlinux
[17:16] <dr_willis> ArchOpenBox:  macs use  BSD as the core last i looked...
[17:16] <Deluxo> on CCSM changing the: Vblank, Vertex Buffer, frame buffer switching to off causes better unity and compiz performance on i5 core!
[17:16] <bobweaver> !info playonlinux | gaetano
[17:16] <gordonjcp> decbot: if you find yourself doing that a lot, look at a deployment framework like fabric
[17:17] <ThinkT510> dr_willis: a very lose definition of bsd
[17:17] <gordonjcp> decbot: and don't use ftp
[17:17] <Deluxo> on CCSM changing the: Vblank, Vertex Buffer, frame buffer switching to off causes better unity and compiz performance on i5 core!! Please someone who has a rank of somes sort of inform the unity taem
[17:17] <Deluxo> as this is not a bug
[17:17] <decbot> gaetano: wine "Wine Is Not an Emulator" ... it is not a virtual machine, but an application that lets you run native windows binaries in linux
[17:17] <Deluxo> but a matter of default preference on out of the box settings
[17:17] <desu> ah I like this bot.
[17:17] <sarawara> codemaniac i do not understand your :  find -name "swipl" -type d -print 2>/dev/null, but with the 'locate prolog ' of diensthunt i get (amongst many other like these) /usr/lib/swi-prolog/xpce-6.6.66/prolog/lib/pce_image.pl
[17:17] <dr_willis> piglit:  the various humble bundles often have nice linux games. :) been playing Rochard lately
[17:17] <bobweaver> Deluxo,  maybe tell others in #ubuntu-unity ?
[17:18] <gordonjcp> dr_willis: actually it's a Mach microkernel, with a userland somewhat derived from FreeBSD
[17:18] <Deluxo> sure
[17:18] <Deluxo> going there now
[17:18] <thelinux> decbot: Exactly, name itself says it, but people always tell otherwise.
[17:18] <dnk123> how do you setup an ubuntu server that allows ubuntu desktops to login (like the windows Active Directory) and allows them to access their home directories
[17:18] <Deluxo> bobweaver: Sure going there now
[17:18] <dr_willis> gordonjcp:  all stuff i dont worry about. :) since i wont own a mac.
[17:18] <bobweaver> Deluxo,  there is also auto testing things like UTAH  that are out there
[17:18] <gordonjcp> dr_willis: the point is, they don't run BSD
[17:18] <piglit> dr_willis: i'll google them
[17:18] <bekks> dnk123: By creating multiple accounts on the box the users log in at.
[17:18] <piglit> thanx
[17:19] <dnk123> so i cant create user accounts on the server so people can sign in on a client machine
[17:19] <decbot> gordonjcp: gftp supporst ssh2, yeah, I know what you mean
[17:19] <gaetano> decbot: so with wine i can even run photoshop cs6?
[17:19] <thelinux> bobweaver: He should try crossweaver, they giveaway now free copy of it.
[17:19] <bobweaver> Deluxo,  https://launchpad.net/utah
[17:19] <ThinkT510> !appdb | gaetano
[17:19] <gordonjcp> decbot: you can do some sneaky deployment tricks with git, too ;-)
[17:19] <ArchOpenBox> dr_willis: your right ,but think of how easy it was to port over linux code to mac run BSD.
[17:20] <neweruser123> nooooooooooooo still no sound
[17:20] <neweruser123> i switched to ubuntu desktop
[17:20] <thelinux> gaetano:  Download crossweaver, they giveaway now free copies of it.
[17:20] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  and you ran that pavucontrol tool?
[17:20] <raj> how do I uninstall a ppa installed package?
[17:20] <neweruser123> wait il run it now
[17:20] <bobweaver> thelinux,  I have never tried crossover But I do hear good things also on that project
[17:20] <ArchOpenBox> thelinux: 24 hrs is up. :(
[17:20] <ThinkT510> !ppa-purge | raj
[17:20] <ArchOpenBox> thelinux: 24 hrs is up. :(
[17:20] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  that was sort of the whole point of going to unity was to run that tool. ;)
[17:20] <thelinux> ArchOpenBox: I can send you my free copy if you want it?
[17:21] <neweruser123> pavucontrol is pulseaudiocontrol right?
[17:21] <raj> ThinkT510, `sudo: ppa-purge: command not found`
[17:21] <decbot> gaetano: winedb.org has the offical answers. I've ran Photoshop CS5.5 in wine, and I know Illustrator in CS5.5 will not run, but I havent tried dreamweaver
[17:21] <ArchOpenBox> thelinux: hmm... would love it! is it a tar ball?
[17:21] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  no.. its pavucontrol
[17:21] <dr_willis> run  pavucontrol  from the terminal...
[17:21] <dr_willis> no idea what the icons may be named...
[17:21] <ThinkT510> raj: install ppa-purge first
[17:22] <thelinux> ArchOpenBox: I actually downloaded all linux versiosn of it ;) I have bin and tar ball.
[17:22] <thelinux> *versions
[17:22] <neweruser123> how do i run pavucontrol whats the command
[17:22] <dr_willis> pavucontrol  IS the command....
[17:22] <neweruser123> i totaly know nothing about ubuntu
[17:22] <ArchOpenBox> thelinux: how to get it from you?
[17:22] <gaetano> decbot: and where i find wine? on software center?
[17:22] <neweruser123> yeah how to "run" it ?
[17:22] <dr_willis> open a terminal and type it in...
[17:22] <ThinkT510> gaetano: yes
[17:22] <decbot> gaetano: it should be there
[17:22] <thelinux> ArchOpenBox: Is it possible to send from here files?
[17:23] <Marikos> allu3: well that explains it... for some reason the 12.10 i have isn't efi compatible...
[17:23] <dr_willis> or use the alt-f2 run dialog..
[17:23] <raj> thank ThinkT510, that was it
[17:23] <ArchOpenBox> dccsend,but you need a server to request file the last time I remember running dcc send
[17:23] <dr_willis> or click the big dash icon and type it in. ;)
[17:23] <thelinux> ArchOpenBox: I'm sending you.
[17:23] <basketballstar> can i root my android from ubuntu
[17:24] <dr_willis> basketballstar:  with some phones. Yes.. #android may know more
[17:24] <thelinux> ArchOpenBox: I have, deb, rpm, bin and tar. You're using arch?
[17:24] <neweruser123> dr_willis:  i cant get it working
[17:24] <neweruser123> can u show me on teamviewer
[17:24] <ArchOpenBox> I distro jump so tar ball will do for compiling
[17:24] <raj> I removed the nginx package using `sudo apt-get remove nginx` and the ppa using `sudo ppa-purge ppa:nginx/stable`, but `nginx -v` still spits out a version
[17:24] <codemaniac> sarawara: sorry i was afk for a while
[17:25] <raj> not sure what's wrong here
[17:25] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  nope... open a terminal, type in the command - hit return... whats not working with it?
[17:25] <codemaniac> sarawara: have you been able to locate the directory ?
[17:25] <Guest91114> everytime i go for installing 12.04 it shows an error and installation stops
[17:25] <decbot> gaetano: check out winedg.org, it will have the answers and the best help on how to get CS6 running in linux
[17:25] <jcase> my remote desktop service seems to have died or locked up while I was working on an image, I still am connected over ssh. Any idea on how to restart the remote desktop server, so i can get in and save the image I'm working on
[17:25] <jrib> raj: dpkg -S $(which nginx)
[17:25] <neweruser123> i cant hear any sound
[17:25] <Guest91114> i tried alternatives and many times but not able to install it
[17:25] <Guest91114> how to change the name ?
[17:25] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  so you DID run the command?
[17:25] <raj> nginx-full: /usr/sbin/nginx
[17:26] <neweruser123> yes i ran it
[17:26] <raj> jrib ^^
[17:26] <dr_willis> did you look in the output devices tab?
[17:26] <Guest91114> how to change the nickname ?\
[17:26] <thelinux> ArchOpenBox: I don't have tar, only bin for arch.
[17:26] <gaetano> decbot: ok! thank u for help!
[17:26] <ArchOpenBox> thelinux: bin is fine! ;)
[17:27] <jrib> raj: that's package responsible for it.  If you do « sudo apt-get autoremove » that package should get removed (assuming when you installed nginx, you just requested the "nginx" package).  But you can also just go ahead and remove the nginx-full package explicitly if you prefer
[17:27] <thelinux> ArchOpenbBox: I'm sending accept it ;)
[17:27] <neweruser123> ah damn still no sound...
 how to change the nickname here ?
[17:27] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  did you actually change anything>
[17:27] <neweruser123> yes dr_willis
[17:27] <neweruser123> everything..
[17:27] <dr_willis> Guest91114:  /nick BillGatesIsMyDad
[17:27] <neweruser123> i have been on IRC for over 3 hours now
[17:28] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  does output devices tab show a HDMI device?
[17:28] <neweruser123> yes but no audio comes out
[17:28] <GatesIsMyDad> ok
[17:28] <GatesIsMyDad> I'm ok with this
[17:28] <ArchOpenBox> thelinux: that didn't work
[17:28] <GatesIsMyDad> i no longer need help, as i don't need to work anymore
[17:28] <raj> jrib: raj@raj-ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get autoremove nginx
[17:28] <raj> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[17:28] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  youa re playing somnthing thats making sound right now>
[17:28] <GatesIsMyDad> my dad is rich
[17:28] <GatesIsMyDad> thanks
[17:28] <raj> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[17:28] <thelinux> ArchOpenBox: Do you have skype?
[17:28] <neweruser123> yes i put a mp3 in repeat
[17:28] <jrib> raj: that usually means you have update-manager or some other apt process running
[17:29] <Kiranvotio> i am facing the probelm with the installation of 12.04
[17:29] <thelinux> ArchOpenBox: Or should I send you this over email to protect your privacy?
[17:29] <Kiranvotio> i copied the image using the startup creator
[17:29] <ArchOpenBox> thelinux: I'll message you in private
[17:29] <Kiranvotio> still not able to install cause it aborts at the middle of the process stating that error 05
[17:29] <sarawara> codemaniac: is the second 'lib' the library of prolog in this line?  /usr/lib/swi-prolog/xpce-6.6.66/prolog/lib/pce_image.pl
[17:30] <neweruser123> im giving up with ubuntu
[17:30] <raj> jrib, oh sorry, I opened synaptic
[17:30] <neweruser123> im going back to windows
[17:30] <raj> jrib, however, it's saying Package nginx is not installed, so not removed
[17:30] <dr_willis> neweruser123:  while playing the sounds. on the 'playback tab' do you see a sound meter moveing at the bottom?
[17:30] <jrib> raj: you should just do « sudo apt-get autoremove »
[17:30] <neweruser123> yes i see it moving
[17:30] <neweruser123> but no audio comes out

[17:30] <Kiranvotio> why
[17:30] <sarawara> exactly what i always thing when using windows neweruser123
[17:30] <bekks> neweruser123: Did you unmute your speakers in Ubuntu?
[17:31] <neweruser123> they arent muted
[17:31] <neweruser123> they never were muted
[17:31] <neweruser123>  i have had no sound for 1 month
[17:31] <bekks> neweruser123: Did you check with alsamixer and pavucontrol?
[17:31] <raj> jrib, http://paste.ofcode.org/KEYRmHDhu887cHpPVCzE4H
[17:31] <codemaniac> sarawara: in Unix file systems lib/ contains system or application libraries
[17:31] <neweruser123> i checked both yes
[17:31] <sarawara> that is a yes?
[17:31] <jrib> raj: look at what you typed
[17:31] <raj> omg
[17:31] <raj> yes
[17:32] <raj> jrib, http://paste.ofcode.org/Yr7NveUJ9xwk4gtVUE2PUL
[17:32] <sarawara> i mean codemaniac if i put the file there, my other programs will be able to read that file?
[17:32] <jrib> raj: then just do: sudo apt-get remove nginx-full
[17:32] <neweruser123> i dont know any one fix the problem
[17:32] <ThinkT510> raj: you still on 11.04?
[17:32] <neweruser123> ive talked to like 6 people and yet no one knows
[17:33] <codemaniac> sarawara: make sure the lib/ has been included in the $PATH variable too
 what is your problem?
[17:33] <neweruser123> no sound -_-
[17:33] <codemaniac> so that system can recognize your file
[17:33] <raj> jrib, now `nginx -v` does gives `bash: /usr/sbin/nginx: No such file or directory
[17:33] <raj> `
[17:33] <jrib> raj: do a « hash -r »
[17:33] <Kiranvotio> i faced the same problem but selecting the device will helps
[17:34] <raj> beautiful
[17:34] <raj> thanks
[17:34] <Kiranvotio> <newuser123
[17:34] <ArchOpenBox> neweruser123: Last time I seen audio problems was with linux mint had to reload driver. Before that was with 9.10 ubuntu and Amorka
[17:34] <neweruser123> its a hdmi connection to my monitor to graphics card
[17:34] <Jisawesome_> I created a web server with ubuntu server, but I can only acces it from my networki
[17:34] <dr_willis> try a normal analog connection/speakers - see if they work. it maybe some odd hdmi bug.
[17:35] <neweruser123> i am normal analgue stereo output
[17:35] <neweruser123> the settings
[17:35] <raj> jrib, now I did `sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nginx/stable`, but `nginx -v` gives output as though i don't have nginx installed
[17:35] <carrera> Hi, can anyone tell me how to enable FFM in 12.04 please?
[17:35] <jrib> raj: that command only adds a repository to your software sources; it doesn't install anything
[17:35] <raj> oh
[17:36] <raj> ok
[17:36] <raj> so after that i need to apt-get install it
[17:36] <neweruser123> can anyone just please connect to my machine
[17:36] <neweruser123> this is the last chance to fix it
[17:36] <newbie__> got some problem in transmission client on ubuntu 12.04
[17:36] <neweruser123> then i cant be bothered with ubuntu anymore
[17:36] <newbie__> cant set he proxy server
[17:37] <Jeregge343> really?
[17:37] <ArchOpenBox> neweruser123: With xbox 360 had to use both hdmi and speaker connection. Hand to cut protective case around hdmi to get stereo inline to reach... Hopefully you wont have to do that with a video card
[17:37] <newbie__> got some problem in transmission client on ubuntu 12.04
[17:37] <newbie__> cant set he proxy server
[17:37] <neweruser123> i doubt it
[17:37] <neweruser123> ok how can I delete Ubuntu from my harddrive
[17:38] <Jeregge343> sory, anybody have link with drivers to ubuntu
[17:38] <thelinux> neweruser123: Format it over BIOS
 install windows ]
[17:38] <Jeregge343> to main board
[17:38] <neweruser123> Kiranvotio:  i already got both dualboot
[17:38] <Jeregge343> sorry for my bad english
[17:38] <neweruser123> would I go into harddrive partitioner and delete all ubuntu partitions
[17:39] <thelinux> Jeregge343: I don't think you need drivers for motherboard, Linux will usually work out of the box.
[17:39] <Jisawesome_> I created a web server with ubuntu server, but I can only acces it from my networki
[17:39] <ArchOpenBox> neweruser123: can delete partition in windows.. with partition manager
[17:39] <Jeregge343> ok thx
[17:39] <neweruser123> but if i turn on the PC, it will have GRUB installed wont it
[17:39] <neweruser123> and not the default boot
[17:39] <Kiranvotio> if you are planning to install fresh windows then it'll work if you format ubuntu parttions it will posr a grub problem
[17:39] <Jeregge343> anybody zna polski??
[17:39] <Kiranvotio> newuser123
[17:39] <Deluxo> nie
[17:39] <neweruser123> i need to remove grub + ubuntu
[17:40] <kyle__> Jeregge343: What drivers were you worried about?  The only things that sometimes need addition files/drivers are certain wifi or sound cards.  And those can (usually) be fixed by apt-get installing the right firmware package.
[17:40] <Jeregge343> och sorry nie wiedziałem
[17:40] <kyle__> neweruser123: You need to re-install another bootloader if you want to remove grub.
[17:40] <Kiranvotio> thats not possible newuser123
[17:40] <Jeregge343> i need driver to  souncard
[17:40] <neweruser123> the default windows bootloader?
[17:40] <Jeregge343> *soundcard
[17:40] <kyle__> Jeregge343: Do you know which soundcard it is?
[17:40] <Kiranvotio> how to install another bootloader kyle_ ?
[17:40] <kyle__> Jeregge343: lspci will help.
[17:41] <ArchOpenBox> neweruser123: hope you backed up system! :)
[17:41] <neweruser123> i have no important files
[17:41] <handuel> 'ello
[17:41] <kyle__> Kiranvotio: No idea.  I'm still bitter about grub replacing lilo.
[17:41] <thelinux> Jeregge343: Why do you need drivers? Almost every hardware works out of the box.
[17:41] <wilee-nilee> neweruser123, What windows release do you have right now?
 hello
[17:41] <neweruser123> windows 7
[17:41] <neweruser123> i might get 8 not sure..
[17:41] <JohnJ> I am trying to make a live boot device with 12.10 on Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger). I downloaded Ubuntu, followed the instructions to create a bootable USB stick which all worked successfully, however the computer says it cannot read the device. So I tried burning a CD with the boot image (again, as per instructions) and again the computer does not recognise it. Any idea what's up?
[17:42] <Jeregge343> kyle this is integrated in msi g41m-p28
[17:42] <handuel> I really wouldn't get windows 8
[17:42] <Jisawesome_> I created a web server with ubuntu server, but I can only acces it from my networki
[17:42] <neweruser123> il be back in ubuntu in 1 year to see if the audio problem is fixed...
[17:42] <neweruser123> for now i just need to remove it
 i faced that probem many times everytime i left with the option of linux or windows fresh installation
[17:42] <wilee-nilee> neweruser123, If you do not have a install disc go to baskup in W7 and make a recovery disc for loading the MS bootloader.
[17:42] <aetcore> Jisawesome_: are you on Ubuntu Server or Desktop?
[17:42] <ArchOpenBox> neweruser123: Not in my lifetime windows 8 has major problems.
[17:42] <Jisawesome_> ubuntu server
[17:42] <kyle__> Jeregge343: Have you installed linux yet, or are you waiting until you know if there is a sound driver for that card?
[17:42] <handuel> aetcore: he said server
[17:43] <neweruser123> ok forget win8, il stick to 7
[17:43] <Kiranvotio> newuser123 problem can be solved
[17:43] <Jeregge343> no i not
[17:43] <neweruser123> how Kiranvotio
[17:43] <aetcore> Jisawesome_: are you on a public network or private network?
[17:43] <Jisawesome_> i am on my home wifi
[17:43] <Kiranvotio> try to select the different devices from the list it may works
[17:43] <Kiranvotio> i faced a simia r kind of probelm
[17:44] <neweruser123> already tried
[17:44] <neweruser123> i had this problem 1 month
[17:44] <cecco> ciao
[17:44] <Kiranvotio> which version of ubuntu u r using
[17:44] <Kiranvotio> ?
[17:44] <neweruser123> 12.04
[17:44] <handuel> neweruser123: : what soundcard is it
[17:44] <aetcore> Jisawesome_: everyone on your wifi should be able to see your web server, however you need to port forward your router if you want anyone outside of your wifi to see your webserver
[17:44] <kyle__> Jeregge343: It's got onboard Intel ICH7 audio.  THat's worked out of the box for years.  You don't need anything special, just install.
[17:44] <neweruser123> i dont know its a graphics card to monitor
[17:44] <neweruser123> xfx HD 6870
[17:44] <neweruser123> monitor has built in speakers
[17:45] <Jisawesome_> Thanks aetcore
[17:45] <handuel> neweruser123: what model of computer
[17:45] <neweruser123> amd motherboard socket FM1 (APU)
[17:45] <neweruser123> its a custom build
[17:45] <handuel> neweruser: ah...
[17:45] <neweruser123> yh?
[17:45] <Jeregge343> thx
[17:46] <handuel> neweruser123: that makes things more tricky with drivers
[17:46] <aetcore> neweruser123: lol still going? how long have you had ubuntu installed? you could install it from scratch using gnome and you *might* get a little further
[17:46] <leon1984> Excuse,when i used the firefox after a period of time,i can't open the right click menu and drop-down menu.How to solve it? My system is ubuntu 12.04
[17:46] <handuel> neweruser123: you must have a sound card though
[17:46] <neweruser123> handuel:  built in audio i use
[17:46] <neweruser123> aetcore:  i can do that from scratch but how?
[17:47] <aetcore> handuel: hes using his moniter, and hes using hdmi, which falls under some gfx drivers
[17:47] <handuel> aetcore: ah kk
[17:47] <handuel> neweruser123: do u know what graphics card it is
[17:47] <Jeregge343> i have one more question
[17:47] <kyle__> aetcore: Hu.  I never actually looked into how to set that up (audio over hdmi).  Have you?
[17:47] <neweruser123> yes its HD 6870  brand is XFX
[17:47] <kyle__> Jeregge343: Shoot.
[17:48] <aetcore> neweruser123: i was suggesting you download the iso, burn it to USB and try reinstalling directly, OR actually i have a better idea
[17:48] <aetcore> have you got the live cd?
[17:48] <neweruser123> i can burn a new CD
[17:48] <Jeregge343> wher i can scherch driver to hp laserjet 3150
[17:48] <aetcore> boot into the live cd, which will load the drivers for your card anyway
[17:48] <handuel> kyl__ come to think of it I have audio from my monitor, it just worked out of the box though, so I never thought about it
[17:48] <blazemore> How can I edit the items that start up after login, but from the terminal?
[17:48] <aetcore> then load up chrome and go play some tunes on youtube
[17:49] <neweruser123> ok
[17:49] <rephy222> what does apt-get autoremove do??
[17:49] <aetcore> kyle__: no i havnt, not yet anyway
[17:49] <subman> Any idea why I would not be able to open up ports 6666-6669?  I have opened succcessfully
[17:49] <blazemore> I have an Ubuntu box plugged into my TV and I want to autoload XBMC but I have no keyboard and mouse. I do have ssh access though
[17:49] <Kiranvotio> x
[17:49] <neweruser123> I need to install the AMD/ATI Catalyst driver can someone tell me how
[17:49] <wols> Jeregge343: http://www.openprinting.org/printers
[17:49] <subman> Any idea why I would not be able to open up ports 6666-6669?  I have opened successfully many other ports but these I don't seem to be able to.
[17:49] <blazemore> neweruser123: search in the Dash for "jockey"
[17:49] <Kiranvotio> quit
[17:50] <kyle__> Jeregge343: Is it a business printer?
[17:50] <Jeregge343> oh thx
[17:50] <thelinux> blazemore: Check Ubuntu TV is you own a Smart TV.
[17:50] <blazemore> Kiranvotio: you want /quit
[17:50] <aetcore> neweruser123: by using the live cd you will be able to find out if gnome + ati drivers will support your HDMI cable, otherwise you might be stuck soundless, unless you start to custom patch your kernel etc
[17:50] <thelinux> blazemore: if*
[17:50] <jrib> subman: you should say how you are trying to open them since no ports are blocked  on ubuntu by default
[17:50] <wols> Jeregge343: http://www.openprinting.org/printer/HP/HP-LaserJet_3150
[17:50] <blazemore> thelinux: No it's just a normal TV, I just am using a small PC as a media centre
[17:50] <aetcore> neweruser123: if the default packages arent working that might be the only way (Kernel patching)
[17:50] <neweruser123> il reinstall ubuntu gnome or unity
[17:50] <handuel> jrib: im pretty certain ports are blocked on ubuntu
[17:50] <blazemore> I just want it to autoload XBMC but have no keyboard and mouse. I do have shell access
[17:50] <aetcore> neweruser123: you dont have to go through all of that
[17:51] <neweruser123> its quicker
[17:51] <kyle__> Jeregge343: Looked it up it's not supported on anything but windows.  Shame.  THey used to all support PCL or PS emulation.
[17:51] <aetcore> if you just use the livecd to boot you will find out sooner
[17:51] <jrib> handuel: no services are running by default, sure.  But there are no firewall rules up by default.
[17:51] <Kiranvotio> no
[17:51] <thelinux> blazemore: Ok. I've been using XBMC.
[17:51] <Jeregge343> sorry bat i don't now what you mean  'buissnes printer'
[17:51] <handuel> jrib: no, newer releases use ufw, which blocks ports
[17:51] <jrib> handuel: hmm
[17:51] <aetcore> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD
[17:51] <aquethys> Does anyone know how to boot into BIOS to boot from CD on an hp pavilion dv6-7043? I've tried holding F2/F10 @ startup and it doesn't work...one of them even makes my computer display a screeching sound.
[17:51] <handuel> jrib: I had to open port 80 with sudo ufw allow 80 to use my webserver
[17:51] <Fraz> hi
[17:52] <aetcore> aquethys: tried del?
[17:52] <neweruser123> ok igot this file "amd-driver-installer-catalyst-12.10-x86.x86_64.run" how do i run it?
[17:52] <aetcore> and or tab?
[17:52] <aquethys> k I will
[17:52] <aquethys> thanks
[17:52] <aquethys> brb
[17:52] <Fraz> why would i be getting sscrambled up graphics in ubuntu?
[17:52] <kyle__> Jeregge343: If you want to look at which printers are supported by CUPS (and theirfore linux, OSX, BSD, etc) look at  http://www.openprinting.org/printers
[17:52] <kyle__> wols: I see you somewhat beat me to that.
[17:52] <aetcore> neweruser123: can you run it?
[17:52] <jrib> handuel: on what? 12.10?
[17:52] <neweruser123> aetcore:  how do i run it?
[17:52] <wols> kyle__: and his printer is a paperweight
[17:52] <handuel> jrib: 12.04
[17:53] <aetcore> double click it lol :s im not sure
[17:53] <Jeregge343> an one more times i say thx
[17:53] <handuel> neweruser: open a terminal
[17:53] <aetcore> whats the file extension?>
[17:53] <wols> jrib: threw me too. couldn't believe it
[17:53] <kyle__> wols: If you have the right firmware on the jet direct card you can network-scan from it still..... I know. Doesn't help much.
hi
[17:53] <handuel> change to file location with cd
[17:53] <handuel> then run chmod +x <filename>
[17:53] <neweruser123> freezes
[17:53] <neweruser123> nothing hapens
[17:53] <Fraz> hi
[17:53] <handuel> neweruser123: open a terminal with ctrl+alt+t
[17:54] <wols> kyle__: good thing the cheapo new samsung clp-320 here has linux drivers. even when they are from samsung: not exactly good but they at least wrok :)
[17:54] <handuel> neweruser123: where did you save the file
[17:54] <neweruser123> handuel:  now what
[17:54] <neweruser123> amd-driver-installer-catalyst-12.10-x86.x86_64.run
[17:54] <handuel> neweruser123: in wat folder though
[17:54] <neweruser123> here /home/tan/Downloads/amd-driver-installer-catalyst-12.10-x86.x86_64.run
[17:54] <wols> handuel: amd.com drivers? from their website?
[17:54] <handuel> ah kk
[17:54] <handuel> type in cd /home/tan/Downloads/
[17:54] <wols> that poor kid gets one bad advice after the other. damn, #ubuntu lives up to its reputation
[17:55] <handuel> and then chmod +x amd-driver-installer-catalyst-12.10-x86.x86_64.run
[17:55] <wols> handuel: sh  amd-driver-installer-catalyst-12.10-x86.x86_64.run
[17:55] <aetcore> wols: lol :D
[17:55] <handuel> and then ./amd-driver-installer-catalyst-12.10-x86.x86_64.run
[17:55] <handuel> wols: wat do u mean about bad advice
[17:55] <Fraz> so any idea about why im getting scrambled up text and buttons?
[17:55] <handuel> wols: he asked me how to run the file and I'm telling him
[17:55] <wols> handuel: I mean you should be +q asap. even when I soon will get it probably
[17:56] <wols> handuel: you are a danger to the public in other words
[17:56] <handuel> wols: what have I done wrong
[17:56] <neweruser123> bash: cd: /home/tan/downloads/: No such file or directory
[17:56] <wols> handuel: yes, and when the next ubuntu update of kernel or Xorg comes around he will have a problem
[17:56] <wols> handuel: why does a 6870 need drivers from amd.com?
[17:56] <handuel> wols: I didn't tell him to use the drivers
[17:56] <aetcore> hdmi sound
[17:56] <handuel> wols: he merely asked me how to run the file
[17:56] <wols> handuel: you are enabling him
[17:56] <n1> how to locate thunderbird dir? tried wia termianl, tried via "search" + checked "Show hidden files"?
[17:56] <handuel> wols: which I told him correctly
[17:56] <Jeregge343> Kyle
[17:57] <wols> aetcore: ok, and the fglrx drivers from ubuntu have no hdmi sound?
[17:57] <aetcore> nope
[17:57] <aetcore> not that i know of at least
[17:57] <wols> aetcore: why would they miss those?
[17:57] <handuel> nouveau had hdmi sound for me :D
[17:57] <handuel> why doesn't he just use nouveau
[17:57] <wols> aetcore: note: fglrx, not radeon
[17:57] <wols> handuel: cause he has a 6870
[17:57] <handuel> ah kk
[17:58] <handuel> oops
[17:58] <neweruser123> the  ./amd-driver-installer-catalyst-12.10-x86.x86_64.run doesnt work
[17:58] <neweruser123> im in the correct CD location
[17:58] <neweruser123> " Permission denied"
[17:58] <handuel> use chmod +x filename
[17:58] <handuel> then run it
[17:58] <compdoc> need sudo?
[17:58] <wols> handuel: sh filename
[17:59] <handuel> and run it with sudo
[17:59] <subman> jrib, It is forwarded through my dsl modem to my router to the computer.
[17:59] <aetcore> wols: i chriped in when he said he was using kde, so my suggestion was instead of reinstalling anything (because he wasnt getting anywhere) was to boot live cd and try see if Ubuntu natively gave him HDMI sound, not some other wierd build he had going on
[17:59] <neweruser123> wait so"  sudo amd-driver-installer-catalyst-12.10-x86.x86_64.run"
[18:00] <aetcore> neweruser123: sudo sh amd-driver-installer-catalyst-12.10-x86.x86_64.run
[18:00] <neweruser123> ok its working
[18:00] <aetcore> but as wols has suggested it might not fix the issue
[18:00] <handuel> wols: is there any reason to use sh filename as apposed to ./filename
[18:00] <aetcore> and flgx as he suggested might be a better course of action
[18:00] <raj> when I add `ppa:nginx/stable` to my ubuntu repo, and then `sudo apt-get install nginx`, I still end up with 0.8.54, even after i `sudo apt-get update`
[18:00] <bekks> neweruser123: Most likely, you will have issues now whenever you upgrade the kernel.
[18:00] <wols> handuel: yes, you don't need to +x it
[18:01] <handuel> wols: ah kk
[18:01] <wols> handuel: one less command to enter wrongly for neweruser123
[18:01] <wols> neweruser123: and when X upgrades
[18:01] <neweruser123> noooooo it says " a prevoiu sinstall of the fglrx driver has been detected"
[18:01] <aetcore> im ubuntu server, and archlinux for desktop, so a lot of low level stuff i know about specifcally Ubuntu and its Desktop, and or packages surrounding it im not an expert in
[18:01] <wols> neweruser123: and you can get this driver from ubuntu directly, installing it like any other package
[18:01] <wols> !ati | neweruser123
[18:01] <neweruser123> it says i either remove the old one or --force
[18:01] <neweruser123> wols:  i want the latest AMD one though
[18:02] <wols> neweruser123: that's a very stupid thing to do, especially for you
[18:02] <wols> and for your videocard utterly useless
[18:03] <neweruser123> i installed the post-release update
[18:03] <handuel> neweruser123: wols is right, drivers are always better using package manager
[18:03] <neweruser123> from jockey
[18:03] <aetcore> lol, wols play nice
[18:03] <wols> aetcore: I was a lot more explicit earlier actually calling people names who deserved it
[18:03] <wols> and everyone in here is doing stupid things, so do it
[18:03] <wols> *I
[18:03] <handuel> neweruser123: I had the nvidia ones from their website a while back, and everytime I recieved a kernel update I had to reinstall X
[18:03] <dakine> Hey, so why is it that every time I try to chmod +x something so I can run it, it *never* works?
[18:04] <handuel> dakine: as wols stated you can usually use sh, and how do u mean it doesn't work
[18:04] <aetcore> while i admit, some of the advice given or the questions asked are questionable, #ubuntu is for people to learn at the end the day :)
[18:04] <neweruser123> will this mean ubuntu will never be able to be used for gaming
[18:04] <yeats> dakine: cna you elaborate?
[18:04] <wols> dakine: do you own the file(s)?
[18:04] <aetcore> neweruser123: not for a long time
[18:04] <wols> neweruser123: no that doesn't mean it.
[18:04] <dakine> i own the file
[18:04] <handuel> neweruser123: I use ubuntu for gaming
[18:04] <yeats> handuel: you can set up dkms for that
[18:04] <handuel> already
[18:05] <dakine> it's a java executable/bin
[18:05] <wols> !errors | dakine
[18:05] <handuel> dakine the java installer?
[18:05] <aetcore> neweruser123: Steam are/have released Steam on Linux which is cool, but i dont know of any big AAA games natively ported to linux
[18:05] <n1> finding a directory via terminal gives no results (thunderbird dir). nor via "Search" (with "show hidden enabled). any suggestions
[18:05] <n1> ?
[18:05] <bekks> dakine: Is it a jar file?
[18:06] <handuel> dakine: is it the java bin installer, or a jar file
[18:06] <yeats> n1: 1) what directory are you looking for and 2) what did you literally type?
[18:06] <wols> neweruser123: how did you try to find it?
[18:06] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[18:06] <Guest7578> hola
[18:06] <n1> yeats thunderbird dir
[18:06] <neweruser123> i went to jockey
[18:06] <raj> how does ubuntu manage repo switches?
[18:06] <raj> when I add `ppa:nginx/stable` to my ubuntu repo, and then `sudo apt-get install nginx`, I still end up with 0.8.54, even after i `sudo apt-get update`
[18:06] <n1> a sec...
[18:06] <jrib> subman: what's the output of « sudo iptables -L »?
[18:06] <Guest7578> alguien q me pueda ayudar con los comandos para instalar una impresora hp
[18:07] <jrib> raj: what's the output of « apt-cache policy nginx »?
[18:07] <neweruser123> it says i need to restart now... if this doesnt work after the fifth restart i will remove ubuntu and reburn the latest iso
[18:07] <neweruser123> and reinstall it
[18:07] <yeats> n1: which thunderbird dir and why?
 go for it LOL
[18:07] <raj> jrib, http://paste.ofcode.org/nLEuzXyaq7HUfHRKNVHGF7
[18:07] <subman> jrib, I think it is a case of my isp blocking the irc ports.  80, 25535, 22 all work correctly.
[18:07] <yeats> !es | Guest7578
[18:07] <dakine> Sorry, it's not a jar - it's a shell script that requires java (which I have and all). When I try to run it with ./ it gives me permission denied - so I see that it's not executable - so I try to sudo chmod +x it, and it still does not let me run it with error 'permission denied'. Again, I own the file.
[18:07] <jrib> subman: possible
[18:07] <aetcore> neweruser123: commitment you have is admirable :)
[18:07] <Guest7578> join #ubuntu-es
[18:08] <aetcore> lol
[18:08] <neweruser123> Kiranvotio:  ive lost like 5 hours of my life in ubuntu today at this point i might aswell try it
[18:08] <yeats> Guest7578: '/join #ubuntu-es'
[18:08] <n1> yeats need to install an addon manually (t.bird addon). have the package, so need to navigate to t.bird dir
[18:08] <Jisawesome_> Does anyone here know anything about the Uverse emergency battery
[18:08] <neweruser123> ok restarting now...
[18:08] <handuel> n1: it's in $HOME/.thunderbird
[18:08] <jrib> raj: so you did not add a repository with the package "nginx" in it (either you did not add the repository correctly, or you forgot to run apt-get update, or the repository does not have a "nginx" package)
[18:08] <aetcore> t.bird, isnt that Thunderbird? and didnt that get the axe?
[18:08] <foxy999> lately on my 10.04 box, it has been doing disk checks every other boot, why is this happening?
[18:08] <Kiranvotio> if it ain't works better leave it
[18:09] <Kiranvotio> newuser123
[18:09] <yeats> aetcore: yes and no
[18:09] <raj> jrib, `sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nginx/stable
[18:09] <_cronus_> n1, there is an option to install local addons in the addon manager at the button located on the left side of the search
[18:09] <raj> `
[18:09] <aetcore> yeats: i thought Moz kinda dropped developing on it? am i wrong?
[18:09] <handuel> dakine: if you right click the file, then select properties, and then permissions is allow executing this file checked
[18:09] <raj> and sudo apt-get update
 take care while removing the ubuntu  that may pose the serious error than this
[18:09] <raj> jrib, anything else after that?
[18:10] <yeats> aetcore: 'kinda dropped developing on it' != 'get the axe', but yes
[18:10] <dakine> handuel: when I check it - it immediately unchecks. Ubuntu is babysitting me too much :(
[18:10] <aetcore> yeats: i see, thank you
[18:10] <n1> _cronus_ you mean within thunderbird addon manager? tried but there's no blueZync addon there
[18:10] <handuel> dakine: is it on a memory stick by any chance
[18:11] <jrib> raj: sudo apt-get update
[18:11] <raj> i did
[18:11] <dakine> handuel: yes it is
[18:11] <jrib> raj: then do the apt-cache policy nginx
[18:11] <david_> hi
[18:11] <david_> i need help
[18:11] <_cronus_> n1, yes. at the addon manager there is a botton right next to the search textbox.
[18:11] <handuel> dakine: that uses fat32, that does not support unix permissions
[18:11] <raj> jrib, http://paste.ofcode.org/4R74BZ6K4FtHXp87TNFhYp
[18:11] <david_> to install a photosmart hp d110
[18:11] <handuel> dakine: copy it to your harddrive
[18:11] <dakine> handuel: ahhh, i see. thanks.
[18:11] <jrib> raj: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list*
[18:12] <jrib> raj: wait!  I see "natty" there.  Are you running natty?
[18:12] <drcode> hi all ,is there channel for ubuntu to arm cpu?
[18:12] <raj> ok, so I must update?
[18:12] <raj> ubuntu
[18:12] <david_> ubuntu 12.04
[18:12] <ThinkT510> !arm | drcode
[18:12] <jrib> !natty | raj
[18:13] <david_> como se entra al chat en español???
[18:13] <ThinkT510> raj: told you earlier
[18:13] <jrib> david_: /join #ubuntu-es
[18:13] <n1> _cronus_ tried already, doesn't recognize the file type
[18:13] <david_> jrib solo escribo eso?
[18:13] <david_> aqui mismo?
[18:13] <jrib> david_: si
[18:13] <ConGiun> :D
[18:13] <david_> ok
[18:13] <raj> ThinkT510, yes you did, i was trying to avoid doing so since I have a lot of software development going on in here
[18:14] <raj> jrib, will it mess with my openbox setup and whatnot?
[18:14] <ThinkT510> raj: didn't you plan before-hand to upgrade ubuntu before support ran out?
[18:14] <jrib> raj: it shouldn't
[18:14] <raj> ok, cool
[18:15] <_cronus_> n1, maybe the plugin is not compatible with the version of thunderbird you have installed. i have no knowledge about the specific plugin you mentioned unfortunately.
[18:15] <raj> how can I update this then?
[18:15] <jrib> raj: as always though, you should have backups "just in case"
[18:15] <phillllijw> is Pidgin still the de facto standard web chat client on linux? Anything better these days?
[18:15] <jrib> !upgrade | raj
[18:15] <ThinkT510> !eol | raj
[18:15] <drcode> thanx
[18:15] <n1> _cronus_ do you suggest downgrade the thunderbird?
[18:16] <Marikos> i hate my internet connection sometimes...
[18:16] <Marikos> I made an amd64 usb stick and booted it
[18:16] <Marikos> I got grub, but when I choose an option I just get stuck at a blank screen
[18:17] <_cronus_> n1, no, i wasn't implying anything about downgrading your software.
[18:17] <phillllijw> Why does compiz use so much processing power and RAM? Do I need to configure my graphics drivers or something?
[18:17] <phillllijw> Everything seems slow to move on screen
[18:17] <aetcore> i have an actual question i have been thinking about, lets say you have a server running an older version of ubuntu, is it consider good practise to distro-upgrade? or would it be better to have a clean slate?
[18:17] <handuel> phillllijw: you might need to use propietry graphics drivers
[18:17] <handuel> otherwise use metacity
[18:17] <phillllijw> what's metacity
[18:18] <handuel> another window manager
[18:18] <handuel> press alt+f2 then run metacity --replace
[18:18] <handuel> you get less good effects, but its very fast
[18:18] <yeats> aetcore: it really depends on your individual situation, but yes, it's good practice to keep an up-to-date OS installed
[18:19] <yeats> aetcore: wait - you mean upgrade vs. fresh install?
[18:19] <phillllijw> Hmm... Should I check dmesg to see what graphics card I have?
[18:19] <ThinkT510> aetcore: fresh installs are usually best
[18:19] <aetcore> yeats: yah, your last statement was what im meaning
[18:19] <codemaniac> phillllijw: lspci | grep VGA
[18:19] <abailarri> i just installed ubuntu 12.04 en my laptot, but the pc hungs on start
[18:20] <handuel> philllijw: run this from console sudo lshw -C display
[18:20] <yeats> aetcore: again, it depends on what you're doing.  sometimes upgrades do fine, but if you've done a lot of customizing for the programs you're running breakage is very possible
[18:20] <codemaniac> handuel: is lshw available by default ?
[18:20] <wilee-nilee> yes
[18:21] <handuel> codemaniac: I think so, people ask for output from it on launchpad answers all the time (including me)
[18:21] <aetcore> yeats: ok thanks, that kinda what i thought, some guys at work just upgraded 12 servers, and we have seen some pretty bizarre issues come from it, but most of the servers arent heavily customised, its support my argument for chef, or puppet
[18:21] <sl3ax> how can i remove the print icon on the unity-panel-2e on ubuntu 12.04? http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/2919/unitypanel2d.png
[18:21] <Jisawesome_> What is the appropriate protocol for a web server
[18:21] <wols> Jisawesome_: http and https obviously
[18:21] <aetcore> Jisawesome_: http
[18:21] <aetcore> lol
[18:22] <Jisawesome_> I am opening a port and it is asking for a protocol: tcp or udp
[18:22] <aetcore> on port 80
[18:22] <handuel> sl3ax: check your startup applications
[18:22] <wols> Jisawesome_: tcp
[18:22] <aetcore> tcp 80
[18:22] <phillllijw> handuel, RV610 (Radeon HD 2400 PRO)... driver=radeon -- does this mean anything to ya?
[18:22] <Jisawesome_> What should I put for the timeout
[18:23] <sl3ax> handuel: in /etc/rcX.d?
[18:23] <wols> phillllijw: and the problem is?
[18:23] <handuel> philllijw: yes, you already have the propietry driver installed I think
[18:23] <wols> handuel: no he does not
[18:23] <phillllijw> wols, desktop just seems slow
[18:23] <aetcore> Jisawesome_: buyer beware, in port forwarding connections to your public ip, you are essentially opening up a pathway to your internet network, please use with caution
[18:23] <handuel> wols: driver=raedon are those the open source
[18:23] <phillllijw> seems like compiz is using up a lot of resources
[18:23] <aetcore> internal connection
[18:24] <ThinkT510> handuel: radeon is the open source driver
[18:24] <aetcore> dammit my typing is terrible this morning
[18:24] <handuel> ThinkT510: OK sorry
[18:24] <wols> phillllijw: you can try this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/203232/radeon-hd-2000-3000-4000-on-12-10-quantal-fglrx-legacy-12-6-unsupported-wh
[18:24] <Jisawesome_> if I were to choose an application type for a web server, what would it be?
[18:24] <handuel> is frglx the drivers for raedon
[18:24] <Jisawesome_> ftp?
[18:24] <wols> handuel: no. radeon is the driver for radeon
[18:24] <aetcore> Jisawesome_: web server?
[18:25] <wols> Jisawesome_: http
[18:25] <aetcore> Jisawesome_: no not ftp
[18:25] <handuel> wols: I mean the propietry
[18:25] <wols> handuel: that's fglrx
[18:25] <Jisawesome_> ok
[18:25] <handuel> wols: good
[18:25] <phillllijw> I think this slowness occurred after running "X -configure"
[18:25] <aquethys> Hi, I successfully booted Ubuntu CD on my HP Pavilion. I get all the way to install alongside windows. However after that it tells me to remove all installation media and press enter. However then after I hit enter it reboots into windows...what's wrong?
[18:25] <wols> phillllijw: then rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf and restart X
[18:25] <wols> phillllijw: why would you even run X -configure?
[18:25] <handuel> phillllijw, can you post cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf to ubunts paste
[18:25] <phillllijw> wols, I need the file there for my mouse buttons
[18:26] <wilee-nilee> aquethys, Open gparted take a screenshot and imagebin it.
[18:26] <aquethys> what's gparted
[18:26] <aetcore> lol this channel is awesome lol :D
[18:26] <wols> phillllijw: that doesn't explain it. you can write your mouse config there without doing X -configure to create a full blown config
[18:26] <wilee-nilee> aquethys, You got ubuntu ninstalled?
[18:26] <aquethys> no
[18:26] <wilee-nilee> installed*
[18:26] <wols> aquethys: a partitioning utility
[18:26] <aquethys> I can only
[18:26] <aquethys> boot from
[18:26] <phillllijw> wols, well I can just delete the display sections then?
[18:26] <phillllijw> handuel, yeah in a sec
[18:26] <wols> phillllijw: yes. you can delete everything but your mouse config
[18:27] <wilee-nilee> aquethys, gparted is the partitioning app in the live cd.
[18:27] <phillllijw> wols, that may be the solution then
[18:27] <dooglus> I'm trying to install ubuntuon a neighbour's desktop machine. windows is v. slow on it.  it has 3 boot options: hdd, fdd, cd.  whatcan I do? the .iso for 12.10 is bigger than a CD
[18:27] <aquethys> cd. I run the installation but then after I select install alongside Windows and hit enter then it takes me to a screen that says remove all media and press enter
[18:27] <wols> dooglus: install 12.04
[18:27] <Jisawesome_> now that I have opened port 80, what do I do
[18:27] <aetcore> did Newnew ever make it back?
[18:27] <wilee-nilee> aquethys, This W7?
[18:27] <aquethys> I have the same computer as this guy here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2073713
[18:27] <aquethys> Yes I'm on W7
[18:27] <wols> aetcore: very doubtful
[18:28] <aetcore> wols: :(
[18:28] <dooglus> wols: is that the last release of ubuntu that will support old computers?  do you have an alt distro you know of that still loads on old machines please?
[18:28] <phillllijw> wols, if I want to add dual monito setup at some point, will I want to keep those sections?
[18:28] <wols> dooglus: no. but it's a LTS which is (imho) a good idea for newbies to ubuntu
[18:28] <wols> phillllijw: should work without just fine
[18:28] <Matikos> damn internet connection
[18:29] <wilee-nilee> aquethys, The best way is to have windows resize itself with the its disk manager leaving a unallocated space for ubuntu, but it would be nice to see if you have room for how many additional patitions there is a limit on a single HD.
[18:29] <dooglus> just spent an hour downloading 12.10- for them.   grrrr
[18:29] <wols> dooglus: and as a bonus it should fit on a CD :)  also: if you install 12.04 you can immediately upgrade to 12.10 if you wish, but I wouldn't
[18:29] <Matikos> i made an amd64 usb stick and booted it up
[18:29] <aquethys> So i'll screenshot disk manager..
[18:29] <Matikos> got into grub, but when i pick an option i just get a blank screen
[18:29] <phillllijw> wols, since we're already on this topic... how does the "new" xorg configuration work then? Does it just figure out what you need?
[18:29] <wilee-nilee> aquethys, Seeing gparted will tell us the partition amount before you do anything.
[18:30] <freee> hi
[18:30] <dooglus> wols thanks for your help.  what do you wuggest for burning .iso to CD?
[18:30] <wols> phillllijw: yes. and only if it gets it wrong or you want a special driver like fglrx, you need to configure it manually
[18:30] <aquethys> So how if I boot the CD and hit Try ubuntu I can screenshot gparted? how?
[18:30] <aquethys> is it something in terminal?
[18:30] <wols> dooglus: on which OS? if windows: imgburn
[18:30] <phillllijw> wols, I think it was automatically selecting fglrx before
[18:30] <aetcore> wols: your on fire
[18:30] <dooglus> wols ubuntu 12.10
[18:30] <aquethys> Would it work if I screenshot Disk Utility too in W7 or not?
[18:30] <aquethys> Thanks for your help so far :)
[18:30] <wols> aquethys: ubuntu live cd boots to a gui. but there also is parted which works in console. not sure if it's on the ubuntu cd tho
[18:30] <handuel> dooglus: for old computers i reccomend lubuntu
[18:31] <handuel> dooglus: basically the same, just different interface and faster
[18:31] <wols> dooglus: then whatever ubuntu uses for burning CDs. no clue myself
[18:31] <dooglus> handuel: is there a CD-sized .iso for 12.10 or it?
[18:31] <Matikos> is ther e a reason that would be failing to boot?
[18:31] <wols> dooglus: do you know what hardware your neighbour has? lubuntu or xubuntu might be a very good idea
[18:31] <aetcore> Matikos: you might be missing grub
[18:32] <sica> Hi, I have an issue and in the past 2 weeks I tried to fix it with no success, so it looks like I need some help
[18:32] <Matikos> aetcore: I'm booting from usb, and
[18:32] <wols> aetcore: there is no grub on usb sticks usually
[18:32] <Matikos> and I get a grub menu
[18:32] <Jisawesome_> I created a web server with ubuntu server, but I can only acces it from my networki
[18:32] <aquethys> Does this help at all? http://i.imgur.com/7X4TZ.png
[18:32] <aetcore> oh i see
[18:32] <handuel> dooglus: I think lubuntu will fit on a cd yes
[18:32] <wols> Matikos: how did you create this USB stick?
[18:32] <sica> I have dell inspiron N5110, and I can't manage to install nvidia drivers to make HDMI work
[18:32] <handuel> Jisawesome: have you gone on your wifi configuration page and port forwaded
[18:32] <Matikos> i downloaded the amd64 image of 12.10 and used lili to make the stuck
[18:32] <wols> Jisawesome_: you have a router. you need to portforward port 80 in your router
[18:32] <Jisawesome_> yes
[18:32] <Jisawesome_> I did that
[18:33] <dooglus> hmm.  xubuntu does too.  thanks - that's a good idea
[18:33] <wols> Jisawesome_: your ISP might block ports. try to use port 8888
[18:33] <Matikos> wols: i downloaded the amd64 image of 12.10 and used lili to make the stuick
[18:33] <sica> also I have ubuntu 12.10 installed, and the nvidia card is GT 525
[18:33] <Archio> Is there any way to get Ubuntu's default g++ to show line numbers for errors? As of now I just get "file.cpp:(.text+0x653): error" instead of "file.cpp: (line  5): error".
[18:33] <Jisawesome_> The I am using is the 192.168 one
[18:33] <aquethys> brb I'll screenshot gparted
[18:33] <Jisawesome_> SHoudl I be using a different one
[18:33] <handuel> Archio: I think that's a linker error, not a compilation error
[18:34] <dooglus> handuel: would you recommend lubuntu 12.04 or 12.10 for newbies?
[18:34] <brown12> Hi all. Problem w/ upgrade from 12.04 to 12.10. Separate home partition. New install has a /home directory that is apparently not the correct disk partition /dev/sdx. Cannot login or access files. Help? Suggestions? Many thanks in advance.
[18:34] <handuel> dooglus: yes, it's easier to use than ubuntu IMHO
[18:34] <aetcore> Jisawesome_: your port forward will be something like * 80 (or 8888) -> 192.168.x.xxx
[18:34] <dooglus> handuel: I mean which of those 2?
[18:34] <Archio> @handuel So those errors would show up like that on any platform?
[18:34] <wols> !recovery
[18:34] <Jisawesome_> I already port forwarded
[18:34] <handuel> dooglus: both
[18:34] <ThinkT510> dooglus: depends on if you want 5 years or 18 months support
[18:34] <aetcore> whatver the server ip is
[18:34] <Jisawesome_> But is that the right IP? It looks like one for only local
[18:35] <wols> brown12: you boot the recovery system and fix it in there since you are/can be root there automatically without login
[18:35] <handuel> Archio, paste your cpp file to ubuntu paste and I'll attempt compilation
[18:35] <aetcore> yes you will use your local one
[18:35] <aetcore> the server local one
[18:35] <brown12> @wols thanks
[18:35] <dooglus> handuel: hmm.  I'm not seeing any peers for lubuntu-12.04-desktop-i386.iso
[18:35] <wols> Jisawesome_: do it for port 8888 instead
[18:35] <Jisawesome_> Why
[18:35] <Jisawesome_> Aetcore, the one that shows up in ifconfig?
[18:35] <handuel> dooglus: you might have to not torrent it
[18:35] <wols> cause many ISPs block port 80
[18:35] <brown12> Is it FSTAB that needs to be fixed to set /home to the old partition?
[18:36] <wols> brown12: yes
[18:36] <aetcore> Jisawesome_: yes, but use a different port as wols has suggested
[18:36] <brown12> Any simple FAQs for how to configure? -Thanks again @wols
[18:36] <dooglus> handuel: I don't really have a choice.  internet here is really crappy - drops out a lot
[18:36] <handuel> dooglus: ah ok
[18:36] <sica> Hi all ! Nvidia drivers for GeForce 525GT video card for ubuntu 12.10. Notebook: Dell Inspiron N5110. I just want to make HDMI work so I can use the external monitor, please help. Tried everything I found on google in the past weeek with no success
[18:36] <Eagleman> Why was my certificate valid after 2 weeks instead of instant when i made it, I've chcked the date and time on the machine i made them and it only differed  1 or 2 hours?
[18:37] <Jisawesome_> I havent actually tried it since I port forwarded, I just assumed you needed to do something else
[18:37] <handuel> anyone know why fira can't connect, they keep trying
[18:37] <dooglus> maybe some kind soul/s could seed http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/12.04/release/lubuntu-12.04-desktop-i386.iso.torrent for me?
[18:37] <handuel> dooglus: how do you seed a torrent, I have fast internet
[18:37] <wols> brown12: I don't know a simple one. /dev/sdaX     /home    ext3     0      2        these are not spaces in between but tabs btw
[18:37] <Matikos> wols: any ideas? I can't get past grub to try and install an efi compatible 12.10
[18:37] <aetcore> Jisawesome_: after the portforward is in place you should be able to connect to your server
[18:37] <dooglus> handuel: run transmission, open http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/12.04/release/lubuntu-12.04-desktop-i386.iso.torrent, wait
[18:37] <handuel> dooglus okede
[18:37] <sica> Hi all ! I need WORKING ! nvidia drivers for GeForce 525GT video card for ubuntu 12.10. Notebook: Dell Inspiron N5110. I just want to make HDMI work so I can use the external monitor, please help. Tried everything I found on google in the past weeek with no success, please PM
[18:37] <sarawara> codemaniac, dienshunds helped me and it works now, thank you for your time, bye
[18:37] <wols> Matikos: use yumi
[18:38] <Matikos> wols: yumi?
[18:38] <brown12> And then what about the login process? Will the users be configured or do I have to mess with /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/group
[18:38] <wols> !nvidia | sica
[18:38] <dooglus> handuel: if you already have a copy of the .iso file, put it in your Downloads/ folder before doing that - then transmission won't need to download a copy first
[18:38] <sl3ax> handuel: i couldn't remove it
[18:38] <dooglus> it wil check your copy is correct, then share it with me and others
[18:38] <wols> brown12: no messing. try to press ctrl+alt+f1 on your ubuntu and log in there first. might actually work
[18:38] <handuel> dooglus: I don't have the iso sorry, but I've started the download
[18:38] <sica> ok, thx
[18:39] <brown12> Sadly no the tty1 did ont work. The hostname is wrong and the usernames are wrong.
[18:39] <dooglus> handuel: hopefully my transmission will connect to yours and grab bits of the iso as youdownload it.
[18:39] <Matikos> wols: I see it.  I'll give it a try.  last time I made a stick i used lili
[18:39] <handuel> dooglus: it's started, 9 of 24 peers, not sure why your not getting any
[18:39] <brown12> In my supreme wisdom I managed to wreck the password for the new user I created and cannot login.
[18:39] <brown12> Thanks @wols I will give it a whirl. Have to boot over to try.
[18:40] <dooglus> handuel: I'm getting peers now - but no fast ones.
[18:40] <handuel> dooglus: :(, mines on 3 minutes remaining
[18:40] <dooglus> handuel: the too-big ubuntu iso came at 800kb/s - this lubuntu is about 25k/s - it's going to take 8 hours
[18:40] <dooglus> handuel: that's nice :)
[18:40] <wols> dooglus: it will get faster over time usually
[18:40] <bonhoeffer> when i see a window in nautilus, how do i get the path for that window?
[18:41] <dooglus> handuel: mine justjumped from 8 hours remaining to 24 minutes.  I think maybe I found you...
[18:41] <aquethys> @willee-nilee
[18:41] <aquethys> http://i.imgur.com/0aPzK.png
[18:41] <wilee-nilee> aquethys, yes
[18:41] <handuel> bonhoeffer: press ctrl+l then copy and paste the adress
[18:41] <aquethys> got the screenshot :)
[18:41] <handuel> dooglus: :(
[18:41] <aquethys> I'm booted in Ubuntu now 12.10
[18:42] <handuel> dooglus: wrong smile :D I meant :)
[18:42] <compdoc> we dont allow smiling in here - this is serious!!
[18:42] <dooglus> handuel: the speed is all coming from one peer - and it has a different IP that you're IRCing from
[18:42] <handuel> dooglus: maybe you've not found me
[18:43] <dooglus> handuel: I guess not
[18:43] <wilee-nilee> aquethys, So as of now you have the maximum allowed of primary partitions, you can add no more, you will have to loose one to install ubuntu, Do you have a external HD to make a backup image to?
[18:43] <aquethys> nope
[18:43] <handuel> dooglus: I've got 46 seconds remaining :D
[18:43] <aquethys> But I can delete a partition if needed
[18:43] <aquethys> Really no important files on my Windows
[18:43] <aquethys> Just want to keep Windows
[18:43] <dooglus> shame there's no "connect to specific peer" menu entry in transmission
[18:43] <dooglus> for when I know your IP address, and want to clue it in that you'refast
[18:44] <handuel> dooglus, I've done, I'm now seeding it
[18:44] <wilee-nilee> aquethys, That makes things harder, you have a boot partition, C a recovery and the HP tools, all important in their own use, basically.
[18:44] <dooglus> handuel: you are sharing the file as soon as you start downloading it - well, as soon as you have one full block of it
[18:44] <wilee-nilee> aquethys, Do you have a backup at all?
[18:44] <aquethys> nope
[18:44] <dooglus> handuel: 'seeding' just means you're no longer downloading - you were sharing all along
[18:44] <aquethys> I use my External HD
[18:44] <aquethys> for my macbook
[18:45] <handuel> dooglus: I know, I was just telling you that I left the window open, and was leaving it seeding