[07:04] <EnsignRedshirt> I am trying to set up sbackup to back up to an external usb disk.  The disk is "auto mounted", but it can only be accessed with root privileges.  Simple Backup does not use gksudo to run, so it fails to backup to the external disk... and it also fails to give any indication that it didn't back anything up!
[07:04] <coolkev> HappyFoll: the reason for my complie is because hoary repos have version 1.0.1 and current version is 1.0.3
[07:04] <Stormx2> necator: For beginner, I would use GNOME. Its an age old debate which is better, but Ubuntu is GNOME by default.
[07:04] <HappyFool> coolkev: and there are specific features you require?
[07:04] <necator> yes i love age old debates that cause flame wars :p
[07:04] <nicholaspaul> necator - i just love using differeent desktops. just for fun!
[07:04] <hybrid> Stormx2: heh like Vim vs Emacs
[07:04] <coolkev> yes
[07:04] <necator> nvidia beats ati! XD
[07:04] <Stormx2> I don't use either
[07:05] <hybrid> Vim pwns
[07:05] <iiiears> edmondo - apt get buil   for "firestarter"?????    installing using synaptic didn't work?
[07:05] <Stormx2> and i hate emacs
[07:05] <coolkev> hoary's repos are very behind in software update
[07:05] <Stormx2> yuk
[07:05] <necator> how many of these " different  desktops" exist? i didnt know there was such a thing. i am very new to linux world.
[07:05] <HappyFool> emacs is the one true editor!
[07:05] <bob2> coolkev: uh, hoary has no updates aside from security fixes
[07:05] <delta> evolution is also a news reader?
[07:05] <nicholaspaul> necator  another fave of mine is Fluxbox.
[07:05] <bob2> coolkev: and hasn't since april
[07:05] <bob2> coolkev: breezy is out now
[07:05] <hybrid> delta: yes
[07:05] <Stormx2> necator: GNOME and KDE are the main ones. Theres also Fluxbox and K3B
[07:05] <nicholaspaul> necator -  there are quite a few, you can google for them
[07:05] <HappyFool> coolkev: consider upgrading to breezy -- it has 1.0.3
[07:05] <iiiears> necator - take a look at freedesktop.org
[07:05] <coolkev> i was on it, and it messed my computer up
[07:05] <delta> hybrid, any tutorial to configure it?
[07:05] <EnsignRedshirt> HappyFool: emacs?  Emacs is a damn fine operatiing system.  All it needs is a good editor.
[07:05] <hybrid> screen is the best WM
[07:05] <coolkev> so i went bakc to hoary
[07:06] <hybrid> delta: err check at novell.com
[07:06] <mips> necator: Nothing stops you from trying both. I did and ended up with gnome
[07:06] <necator> ive heard of kde from a firend but didnt know exsactly what he was talking about.
[07:06] <HappyFool> EnsignRedshirt: don't make me send the secret elisp army after you
[07:06] <coolkev> happyfool: the output -->
[07:06] <hybrid> delta: it supports nttp but no binarries
[07:06] <Stormx2> coolkev: in what way did it mess your computer up?
[07:06] <coolkev> http://pastebin.com/410088
[07:06] <nicholaspaul> necator - i have 3 or 4 on each machine. On startup you get a choice.
[07:06] <necator> what i dont like right now is this brown theme thing is it possible to make it look more fancy or is that what kde is for?
[07:06] <nicholaspaul> necator: depending on my mood!!
[07:06] <coolkev> my XVideo no longer works, Xchat and firefox crashed randomly
[07:06] <necator> nicholaspaul 3 or 4 of what? desktops?
[07:06] <Stormx2> IMHO, GNOME is better for beginners
[07:06] <thrush> art.gnome.org see faq default theme is little ugly imho
[07:06] <Stormx2> and experts as well
[07:06] <nicholaspaul> necator - you can change just about anything. - yes 3/4 desktops.
[07:06] <_jason> necator:  system > preferences > themes   gnomelook.org for more
[07:06] <EnsignRedshirt> HappyFool: Yeah, right, secret arm--CAR, CDDR, CONS,, arghhh....
[07:06] <thrush> necator:
[07:07] <iiiears> necator - KDE, Gnome, and XFCE4  have meta packages available in ubuntu (one click ssynaptic installations)
[07:07] <coolkev> they crashed randomly and frequestly
[07:07] <DaMouse> what kind of pornography viewing functionality does ubuntu have?
[07:07] <necator> damouse LMAO
[07:07] <necator> damouse it has the internet isnt that all you need?
[07:07] <nicholaspaul> necator: when you download KDE its called Kubuntu - with XFCE (a faster desktop) its called Xubuntu.
[07:07] <hybrid> DaMouse: no spyware
[07:07] <hybrid> :(
[07:07] <Stormx2> ubotu: tell necator about kde
[07:07] <necator> nichoalaspaul so kubuntu is like ubuntu installation but setting kde as default?
[07:07] <hybrid> DaMouse: apt-get install pornview
[07:07] <nicholaspaul> yes necator.
[07:07] <Stormx2> hybrid: lmao.
[07:08] <DaMouse> lol!
[07:08] <necator> nichoalaspaul cool.
[07:08] <MaestroTechie> When trying to add built-in kernel support for my SCSI card I get:  "This Feature depends on another which has been configured as a module. As a result, this feature will be built as a module"
[07:08] <delta> hybrid, sufficient for me :) thanks. Let me see your link on novell.
[07:08] <MaestroTechie> how do i find the dependency?
[07:08] <hybrid> delta: umm http://novell.com ?
[07:08] <HappyFool> coolkev: you've installed the libgnome2-dev package?
[07:08] <GigaClon> !XFCE
[07:08] <ubotu> xfce is probably a lightweight Desktop Environment that uses GTK. to install, "sudo apt-get install xfce4" or "sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop". http://www.xfce.org/
[07:08] <DaMouse> man you guys are humourous sometimes..
[07:08] <nicholaspaul> necator oh yea! i particularly like the menu editor in kde. and the bouncy icons!!
[07:08] <necator> i installed so many firefox exstensions and a theme yesterday and now its like firefox is even more pimp
[07:08] <nicholaspaul> !fluxbox
[07:08] <ubotu> extra, extra, read all about it, fluxbox is forked off blackbox and is found at http://fluxbox.sourceforge.net, or the new blackbox, with antialias, better menu, etc.
[07:09] <coolkev> happyfool let me check
[07:09] <nicholaspaul> necator: fluxbox is like a sleek, stealth version. little GUI but damned fast. KDE and Gnome are miles more user friendly tho.
[07:09] <necator> ill try kde
[07:09] <necator> how do i switch to it? do i got to reinstall ubuntu with kbuntu?
[07:09] <nicholaspaul> necator: one thing tho, you can run any app on any desktop. And its always worth learning to do stuff from the terminal.
[07:10] <HappyFool> coolkev: you'll also need libglade2-dev
[07:10] <Stormx2> necator: Check your messages from ubotu
[07:10] <Stormx2> !kde
[07:10] <ubotu> it has been said that kde is A powerful, free desktop environment for UNIX. IRC: #kubuntu #kde ; install from Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop ; ISOs: http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/breezy/
[07:10] <HappyFool> coolkev: try enabled the deb-src lines in source.list, and do 'apt-get build-dep firestart'
[07:10] <coolkev> HappyFool: ok i'm installing them now
[07:10] <nicholaspaul> necator: no, once you have ubuntu, you can install as many desktops as you have HD space for. Then you select which one you want on login.
[07:10] <iiiears> Developers - Give Ubuntu a way to back up my "pimped" lol software tweaks for the next install.
[07:10] <DaMouse> ubuntu.org <-- not ubuntu is it.. >_<
[07:10] <coolkev> HappyFool I have the source download not the .deb
[07:10] <necator> brb
[07:10] <coolkev> for firestarter
[07:10] <DaMouse> how can I get that wrong.. i have a large stack of ubuntu disks right in front of me..
[07:10] <DaMouse> >_<
[07:11] <HappyFool> coolkev: i know; but 'apt-get build-dep' installs all build requirements
[07:11] <coolkev> ok
[07:11] <coolkev> thanks Happyfool
[07:11] <delta> hybrid, I'm very sorry, I don't understand. The link on novell deals about evolution?
[07:12] <hybrid> delta: no but you can search on novell or go to google and search "site:novell.com usenet evolution set up"
[07:12] <hybrid> novell makes evolution
[07:13] <linuxgeek2> yes novell make evolution and also gnome is developed
[07:13] <linuxgeek2> Here in bangalore india
[07:13] <BooZee> unkn0wn2u:  you here?
[07:14] <njan> Hey, does anyone have any idea as to where the scalable human icons from ubuntu (/usr/share/icons/human/scalable/*) come from and how they're licensed or where I might find out?
[07:16] <dm> Is there something WRONG with the Kubuntu install CD? tried 3 different downloads /burns of it and all of them come up with a "The debootstrap program exited with an error, (return Value of 1)
[07:16] <Riddell> dm: check MD5 sums on ISO file and CDs
[07:16] <kev_> so what's the deal with the gcc versions? why is the kernel compiled with 3.4.5 yet the build environment for breezy is 4.0? and why is 3.4 not at least co-installed?
[07:17] <dm> Riddell i  did and they all said they were fine
[07:17] <Boobek> hi
[07:17] <necator> on wiki.ubuntu.com should i be following the user documentation link or the ubuntu 5.10 starter guide? im tryin to work my way from top to bottom thru it. i was in userdocumentation yesterday is there any big differences?
[07:17] <erisco> i am so damn annoyed... everything i try to compile never works.
[07:18] <erisco> CVS spit out a bunch of errors
[07:18] <erisco> and they are not in the trouble shoot
[07:18] <Validdot> hello, is it useful to install and configure aide if ubuntu is used as a single user machine for internet, writing, gaming and etc.?
[07:19] <dm> riddell how do i do a MD5 checksum b4 i burn the cd?
[07:19] <Agrajag> md5sum file.iso
[07:19] <nalioth> ubotu: tell dm about verify
[07:19] <jorloff> Where does the "Add Applications" program put the files it downloads?  Specifically for the realplayer install
[07:20] <kbrooks> jorloff: not really important.
[07:20] <jorloff> "Debconf on ubuntu" wants to know the directory for p8_linux20_libc6_i386_cs2_rpm and ive searched for it but cant find it
[07:20] <jorloff> or rather it says "realplayer has been downlaoded to where?"
[07:21] <nicholaspaul> anyone Wine users here? i got it installed, just trying to install a prog from CD...
[07:21] <edmondo> please help me. i wanna share my internet connection(i have ubuntu)  to another pc that it`s connected directly to mine and it runs windows on itwhat do i have to do??
[07:21] <bob2> jorloff: uh, you need to go find that yourself
[07:21] <bob2> nicholaspaul: just ask your question...
[07:21] <jonny> ok, so my in anything but GNOME, I cant see my mouse at the side of my screen when I drag it to the side! anyone know how to fix this?
[07:21] <bob2> edmondo: install firestarter, as you've been told to 14 times now
[07:21] <jorloff> ok. . . i searched using find files everywhere, but still no luck
[07:21] <nicholaspaul> how do i install a prog from CD using Wine (cos its a windows program)
[07:21] <jorloff> could the file not have been downloaded from the add applications program
[07:21] <bob2> jorloff: yes, it's not on your disk until you find it with google
[07:21] <bob2> jorloff: no
[07:21] <jorloff> ooook ok
[07:22] <jorloff> thanks later
[07:22] <bob2> nicholaspaul: mount the cd, then "wine /media/whatever/setup.exe"
[07:22] <Validdot> is it useful to install and configure aide for a single user internet ubuntu? (singeluser=only one pc, no local lan or something)
[07:22] <HaRDaWaY> hello
[07:22] <bob2> Validdot: no
[07:22] <luisito> hellos
[07:22] <nicholaspaul> tanks bob23
[07:22] <jonny> I have a question
[07:23] <nicholaspaul> bob2 even...
[07:23] <luisito> me too
[07:23] <absent> Ubuntu = Uber
[07:23] <bob2> jonny: it's not useful to keep asking over and over
[07:23] <bob2> jonny: if you're really sure the only thing you changed was using xfce instead of gnome, write to the ubuntu-users mailiung list and include your X log /var/log/Xorg.log and X config /etc/X11/Xorg.conf
[07:24] <jackevorkian> how do i tell ubuntu breezy to start up beagle daemon and best at startup ?
[07:25] <Validdot> jonny: maybe your screen is just set up to 65 Hz and need to 70 Hz or something...
[07:25] <_jason> jackevorkian:  system->prefs->sessions maybe?
[07:25] <redeeman> hello
[07:25] <Boobek> hi
[07:25] <redeeman> im having a problem with gaim in ubuntu
[07:25] <morale> ln -sf /etc/init.d/beagle /etc/rc`runlevel | awk '{ print $2 }'`.d/S20beagle
[07:25] <luisito> I have a third hardrive and I want it to be read/write for both ubuntu and windows 'cause I want it to be a hardrive for media purposes only. How should I format it and how can I make it always be mounted in ubuntu?
[07:25] <morale> or something :)
[07:25] <redeeman> it doesent remember that i disable sounds
[07:25] <ubuntu> alguem do brasil
[07:25] <_jason> !pt
[07:25] <ubotu> Por favor use #ubuntu-br (/j #ubuntu-br) para ajuda em portugues. Obrigada.
[07:26] <redeeman> luisito: then you need to format it fat32
[07:26] <nalioth> luisito: format it fat32 and then run this script
[07:26] <nalioth> ubotu: tell luisito about mountwindows
[07:26] <Boobek> redeeman, see http://gaim.sf.net
[07:27] <redeeman> Boobek: i dont see any fix there
[07:27] <luisito> redeeman, nalioth, all right thank you :)
[07:27] <edmondo> bob2, how do i install firestarter?
[07:27] <dm> Grr whats the keyword for repos
[07:27] <jackevorkian> _jason: thanks
[07:27] <Boobek> redeeman: or preferences/Sounds . disable sounds
[07:27] <redeeman> Boobek: im saying it doesent remember that
[07:27] <_jason> jackevorkian:  you're welcome
[07:27] <Boobek> hm
[07:28] <Boobek> I dont know:p
[07:28] <BooZee> anybody knows a powerful sound editor program?
[07:28] <Validdot> BooZee: Audacity
[07:28] <_jason> BooZee:  have you tried audacity?
[07:28] <Agrajag> audacity is about the best on linux
[07:29] <BooZee> trying it at the moment. it's a bit simple for me. it doesn't have cd ripping
[07:29] <BooZee> for eg..
[07:29] <dm> So if i add repos from ubuntuguide.org, all i do is change the Hoary to breezy?
[07:29] <Validdot> BooZee: Ardour is also fine, but a sequenzer
[07:29] <jonny> does any1 no if gdesklets installs fine on ubuntu?
[07:29] <Belutz> nalioth, the instalation cd can't detect my cdrom that connected into raid-ide, but i can't boot from it, what should i do?
[07:29] <lunatech> yes, it did work for me johnnybezak
[07:30] <Boobek> bye
[07:31] <nicholaspaul> bob2 - if anyone else asks about Wine tell them I got it working great. I just couldnt install Scrabble because of a processor conflict, but thats ok :)
[07:31] <sylwae> qui f du php ?
[07:31] <Belutz> nalioth, thanks
[07:31] <Epix> Rosegarden. It records but doesnt play!
[07:31] <Reverendo> Hi
[07:31] <_jason> !fr
[07:31] <ubotu> Va a #ubuntu-fr pour aide et discussion en francais
[07:31] <lunatech> jonny: it worked for me
[07:32] <sylwae> ubotu, oui j'ai vu que je me suis plant
[07:32] <ubotu> sylwae: Are you smoking crack?
[07:32] <lunatech> jonny: but I ddi not find anything very compelling in it
[07:32] <Reverendo> I've got a qustion..
[07:32] <DaMouse> hmm.. is ubuntu the OS for a ninja?
[07:32] <tritium> sylwae, /join #ubuntu-fr
[07:32] <jonny> lunatech: can you walk me through wow to install?
[07:32] <nalioth> sylwae: anglais ice, franais en #ubuntu-fr, svp
[07:32] <Belutz> hmmm i don't have a floppy disk :(
[07:32] <frank_b> I read that the x.org driver for ATI Radeon cards is one called "radeon", yet ubuntu installs me one called "ati". are they the same?
[07:33] <jonny> is it in synaptic?
[07:33] <kev_> anyone have a url explaining the decision to move to gcc-4.0?
[07:33] <tritium> !tell frank_b about ati
[07:33] <Reverendo> Can I donload the ubuntu 5.10 DVD version???
[07:33] <nalioth> Reverendo: surely you can
[07:33] <tritium> Revellion, what would stop you?
[07:34] <DaMouse> how much difference is ther ebetween version 5.04 and 5.10?
[07:34] <DaMouse> you dare say 0.06 and I killy you >_<
[07:34] <jonny> YES
[07:34] <lunatech> jonny i think you will find it in synaptic.  I installed it long back, don't remember if I did anything special to get it working
[07:34] <Reverendo> tritium: Cau you tell me the site for the DVD image??
[07:34] <Epix> DaMouse: there is exactly 14.894387843% diffrerence, to see it, use diff
[07:35] <RancidLM> hey all... im trying to install ubuntu but my cdrom is broken.. so using the current linux distro on this laptop.. iv copy'd the  linux kernel off the installer and the ramdisk (i think) but wheni try to boot to the installers kernel i get a kernel panic saying " not syncing: vfs: unable to mount root fs on uknow -block(0,0)" any ideas
[07:35] <jonny> it is
[07:35] <tritium> Reverendo, http://www.ubuntu.com/download/
[07:35] <DaMouse> Epix: well, I have a 5.04 CD.. and was wondering if I should beg for a 5.10 CD?
[07:35] <Zeike> Am I supposed to add sources to apt.sources? I can't even install gftp
[07:35] <nalioth> Reverendo: ubuntulinux.org/download
[07:35] <nalioth> ubotu: tell Zeike about repos
[07:35] <_jason> DaMouse:  why not just download 5.10?
[07:35] <nalioth> Zeike: add universe and multiverse
[07:35] <DaMouse> _jason: that's what I meant by beg.. parents..
[07:35] <Reverendo> Thank you
[07:36] <DaMouse> evil quake 4 playing parents..
[07:36] <brunocunha> alguem brasileiro
[07:36] <_jason> !pt
[07:36] <ubotu> Por favor use #ubuntu-br (/j #ubuntu-br) para ajuda em portugues. Obrigada.
[07:36] <frank_b> brunocunha: um portugus aqui
[07:36] <Epix> How do i make Rosegarden play?! It doesnt have a MIDI out and the master out is going to alsa playback (in JACK)
[07:36] <frank_b> I read that the x.org driver for ATI Radeon cards is one called "radeon", yet ubuntu installs me one called "ati". are they the same?
[07:37] <tritium> !tell frank_b about ati
[07:37] <tritium> (again)
[07:37] <kbrooks> I would like to ...
[07:37] <dm> Can someone paste their /etc/apt/sources.list please
[07:37] <nicholaspaul> yes dm. one second
[07:37] <frank_b> tritium: thanks. but, from what I read, that doesn't answe my question...
[07:37] <DaMouse> !tell DaMouse about ati
[07:37] <kbrooks> clean out my ubuntu system
[07:37] <tritium> frank_b, they are not the same.  You need to determine what card you have.
[07:37] <frank_b> portugus
[07:38] <kbrooks> nicholaspaul: reminder: not here </reminder>, use rafb or #flood
[07:38] <DaMouse> _jason: is 5.10 that much diff from 5.04 tho?
[07:38] <frank_b> tritium: ah, ok. thanks
[07:38] <plork> hello all, can anyone tell me how to get an ati radeon x850 XT working with ubuntu? i read the ubuntu forums and there seems to be a bug associated with it
[07:38] <kbrooks> DaMouse: GNOME 2.12'
[07:38] <nicholaspaul> gotcha kbrooks - ive been there ;)
[07:38] <DaMouse> ooooh
[07:38] <DaMouse> Linux Format has a CD with that on..
[07:38] <tritium> kbrooks, what do you mean?
[07:38] <stefan_> nicholaspaul, is it for hoary... if it is can you paste it for me too?
[07:38] <kbrooks> tritium: "reinstall"
[07:39] <ubuntu> hello
[07:39] <_jason> DaMouse:  is the problem that your internet access is limited?  you can just upgrade 5.04 too
[07:39] <kbrooks> but not actually reinstall
[07:39] <frank_b> bye all
[07:39] <tritium> kbrooks, why would you do that?
[07:39] <frank_b> thanks tritium, bye
[07:39] <nicholaspaul> stefan - no i have breezy. You might be able to find a hoary sources list on the forum
[07:39] <tritium> see you frank_b
[07:39] <frank_b> cya
[07:39] <nalioth> ubotu: tell dm about sources
[07:39] <DaMouse> _jason: no the problem is people complain if I use bandwidth for too long >_<
[07:40] <kbrooks> tritium: di what?
[07:40] <DaMouse> how come nobody ever says 'please' to the bot btw?
[07:40] <tritium> reinstall?
[07:40] <_jason> !botsnack
[07:40] <ubotu> thanks _jason :)
[07:40] <DaMouse> hmmm I dunno..
[07:40] <nicholaspaul> lol @ _jason
[07:40] <DaMouse> aww
[07:40] <jbroome> we can't have the bot thinking we like him
[07:40] <DaMouse> how cute!
[07:40] <kbrooks> tritium: I'm on Breezy, and the system is all messy
[07:40] <nicholaspaul> !botbeer
[07:40] <ubotu> nicholaspaul: I give up, what is it?
[07:40] <demolidor> tem alguma brasileira ou alguem que fale portugues
[07:40] <nicholaspaul> !beer
[07:40] <tritium> !pt
[07:40] <ubotu> Wish i knew, nicholaspaul
[07:40] <ubotu> Por favor use #ubuntu-br (/j #ubuntu-br) para ajuda em portugues. Obrigada.
[07:40] <nicholaspaul> i'm done.
[07:40] <tritium> kbrooks, not sure I know what you mean...
[07:41] <fortran01> !botsmile
[07:41] <ubotu> fortran01: parse error: dunno what the heck you're talking about
[07:41] <fortran01> this is fun!
[07:41] <Korio> I have installed Opera, but it complains about  Motif not being installed when i start it up. I cant find motif in the repos. any ideas?
[07:41] <demolidor> tem brasileiros?????????????????
[07:41] <nalioth> !botabuse
[07:41] <ubotu> You can play with me on #debian-bots without being banned.
[07:41] <tritium> !tell demolidor about pt
[07:41] <DaMouse> how big is the 5.10 CD ISO and how many CDs and how good are they as frisbees?
[07:41] <nalioth> demolidor: ^^^^^^
[07:41] <kbrooks> tritium: messy -> i upgraded from warty to hoary, and from hoary to breezy
[07:41] <nalioth> DaMouse: they suck as frisbees, use AOL cds instead
[07:41] <kbrooks> DaMouse: huge, 1, not good
[07:41] <tritium> kbrooks, debian/ubuntu are designed to be upgradeable
[07:41] <Korio> I have installed Opera, but it complains about  Motif not being installed when i start it up. I cant find motif in the repos. any ideas?
[07:42] <dm> nicholaspaul did you paste and i not see it?
[07:42] <kbrooks> tritium: I am not a newbie
[07:42] <tritium> Korio, please don't repeat
[07:42] <_jason> DaMouse:  I think 5.10 is worth it personally, ask for a couple of hours for the upgrade... shouldn't even take that long iirc
[07:42] <nicholaspaul> no dm, i thot you wanted a hoary sources.list - i have breezy
[07:42] <DaMouse> _jason: this is a clean install
[07:42] <tritium> I know, kbrooks.  You're so expert with ubuntu, you even use it on the toilet ;)
[07:42] <kbrooks> tritium: all i want to do is cleanup the system
[07:42] <Korio> tritium: ok OP
[07:42] <sine> Hi all, excuse me for being such a newbie, but can someone please tell me how to prevent XWindows from starting at boot up? I guess it has something to do with init.d or something, I just can figure out what exactly.
[07:42] <demolidor> brasileiros
[07:42] <iiiears> lol
[07:43] <tritium> kbrooks, :)
[07:43] <kbrooks> tritium: Any ideas?
[07:43] <DaMouse> nalioth: my mum told me not to throw AOL disks in the house... I smashed something >_<
[07:43] <_jason> demolidor: /j #ubuntu-br
[07:43] <iiiears> sine - at the login screen change the default session and then select make default when it asks
[07:43] <kbrooks> tritium: Any ideas?
[07:43] <tritium> sine, http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch-tips.en.html#s-no-x-start
[07:44] <nalioth> demolidor: tipea /j #ubuntu-br
[07:44] <DaMouse> what kind of minor kinks are there in ubuntu btw?
[07:44] <kbrooks> tritium: i'm not a expert in ubuntu.
[07:44] <nalioth> DaMouse: you cant install it into your wetware, yet
[07:44] <DaMouse> wet..ware..?
[07:44] <jonny> lunatech: i thought it was like a dock like on OSX but for linux?!?
[07:45] <sine> iiiears and tritium: thanks a lot, I'll try those things out!
[07:45] <nalioth> DaMouse: wetware = your brain
[07:45] <DaMouse> ah
[07:45] <DaMouse> whassat?
[07:45] <Korio> tritium: ok OP
[07:46] <Korio> Does anyone here run Opera on breezy?
[07:46] <tritium> Korio, I saw the first time
[07:46] <Korio> tritium: i was supposed to repeat my opera messege... but failed
[07:46] <DaMouse> how do you spell continuem?
[07:46] <tritium> kbrooks, you can use debfoster, deborphan
[07:47] <tritium> kbrooks, you can apt-get clean, if you want to clean out your /var/cache/apt/archives
[07:47] <hawking> Can i get Linux Gazettes from repositories?
[07:47] <tritium> Korio, but I just asked you nicely not to repeat
[07:47] <nalioth> hawking: yes you can
[07:47] <nalioth> DaMouse: continuum
[07:47] <DaMouse> wow..
[07:47] <hawking> nalioth: how can i dl all the gazettes up to now?
[07:47] <tritium> hawking, apt-cache search gazette
[07:47] <kbrooks> tritium: nope. there is too much here
[07:47] <Korio> tritium: yea well.. as no one that knew didnt see it / reply i thought i could repeat it
[07:48] <guerric> slt
[07:48] <DaMouse> that just doesn't work in my head
[07:48] <kbrooks> on the system
[07:48] <guerric> fuck you
[07:48] <nalioth> hawking: search in synaptic
[07:48] <DaMouse> guerric: me next please!
[07:48] <DaMouse> damnit..
[07:48] <DaMouse> :(
[07:48] <yohan>  I just installed ubuntu but my refreshrate is stuck at 60hz and
[07:48] <yohan>                I need it to be at 76hz, how do i configure this?  Does it save space?
[07:49] <onkarshinde> Can I convert files from CVD to theora?
[07:49] <onkarshinde> I mean VCD
[07:49] <yohan> anyways if somebody could point me in the right direction it would be helpful :)
[07:49] <thrush> yohan: im sure someone has a link but google xorg.conf and horizontal and verticle settings
[07:50] <_jason> nalioth:  was there tab completion error on that ban or did I miss something?
[07:50] <thrush> yohan: they will be specific to your monitor
[07:50] <yohan> I thought i could just edit xorg.conf but when i tried that i did the vert. from 50 to 76 but i still end up choosing only between 60 and 75
[07:50] <DaMouse> so what kind of small problems have people had with Ubuntu?
[07:50] <yohan> ah
[07:50] <DaMouse> just so i can see what i might come up against..
[07:50] <tritium> !tell yohan about resolution
[07:50] <nalioth> _jason: you missed nothing, and it wasn't a ban
[07:51] <yohan> i have a rare sun monitor and i couldnt google any direct specs :/, but im suppose to run at 76hz cause else the resolution will be all weird
[07:51] <nalioth> DaMouse: it doesnt work on 8088 boxen
[07:51] <erisco> how long should it take cedega to compile?
[07:51] <_jason> nalioth:  oops ok
[07:51] <erisco> it has probable been going for 10 minutes now
[07:51] <DaMouse> nalioth: ok.. I recall before there was like.. a uhm.. chmod thingy that needed doing?
[07:51] <Coburn> i have just tried to upgrade my distro preview to candidate but console say me    cavallari@ubuntu:~$ apt-get distr-upgrade
[07:51] <Coburn> E: Invalid operation distr-upgrade
[07:51] <yohan> thanks guys
[07:51] <yohan> ill read up :)
[07:51] <nalioth> DaMouse: chmods are up to you
[07:51] <Coburn> why????
[07:51] <DaMouse> nalioth: there was one specific thing i kinda remember.. for user areas or something
[07:52] <thrush> yohan: rare hardware + linux..my condolences
[07:52] <erisco> just finished the compile, never mind. thanks very much anyways.
[07:52] <DaMouse> I've used rare hardware and linux
[07:52] <nalioth> DaMouse: nothing major, it "just works" most of the time
[07:52] <onkarshinde> anybody had problem while dist-upgrade? In my case some packages weren't accessible from CD. Although I could copy them manually to cache folder.
[07:52] <DaMouse> just caused the fluxtuation stabilisation matrix to imploade >_<
[07:52] <Validdot> Coburn: use sudo apt-get and then dist-upgrade
[07:52] <Validdot> Coburn: in one line
[07:52] <onkarshinde> Surprisingly these packages were releated to nvidia. And I have a ATI card.
[07:53] <DaMouse> nalioth: okay then.. since it's linux I can hack anybody with it right? like my mate on msn whose annoying me?
[07:54] <nalioth> DaMouse: hmmm. i buy a hammer from the hardware store. since it's a blunt instrument i can smash car windows can't i?
[07:54] <Coburn85>  i have just tried to upgrade my distro preview to candidate but console say me    cavallari@ubuntu:~$ apt-get distr-upgrade
[07:54] <Coburn85> Coburn E: Invalid operation distr-upgrade
[07:54] <nalioth> Coburn85: "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[07:54] <DaMouse> nalioth: I find that using like one of those picks that ice climbers use works better..
[07:55] <Validdot> Coburn with apt-get -h you can get the list with all commands
[07:55] <gean> c u soon, ubuntu world !
[07:55] <erisco> when i try to start cedega, the command cvscedega does not work. bash is not found.
[07:55] <absent> is there any way to use photo shop?
[07:55] <erisco> why is this? is there a way i can fix it?
[07:56] <absent> photoshop*
[07:56] <thrush> absent: gimpshop
[07:56] <erisco> absent, it is very hard and I am trying very hard
[07:56] <absent> gimp cant compare
[07:56] <erisco> absent, gimpshop is a linux image editor, and i agree it cannot compare
[07:56] <absent> its better than fireworks but no photoshop
[07:56] <absent> oh ok
[07:57] <erisco> i have tried compiling gimpshop, but i am getting errors. see if you can compile it yourself
[07:57] <erisco> search google for gimpshop
[07:57] <Validdot> is it true that it's  not possible (or hardly) to make JACK run prober with ubuntu? Did someone solve? I can't find something helpful..
[07:57] <nick01> how long does it take to get the ubuntu cds since u ordered them ?
[07:57] <erisco> there will be a site called plastic bugs
[07:57] <tritium> absent, you can run photoshop with wine
[07:57] <nalioth> absent: erisco: you guys seen the latest cvs gimp? you'll be pleased at the new features
[07:57] <erisco> yes that it the second option
[07:57] <Korio> If i run deborphan --zero-keep does that remove all unused libs?
[07:57] <tritium> winetools can help you configure it pretty well
[07:57] <Orunitia> I tried a while ago to get gimpshop, but I ended up reinstalling regular gimp because it killed gimp
[07:57] <absent> wine hasent been wanting to work for me
[07:58] <erisco> nalioth, hmm?
[07:58] <tritium> absent, perhaps try wine and winetools from winehq.com, then
[07:58] <nick01> nobody here ordered those free cds ?
[07:58] <nicholaspaul> absent i wouldnt talk to nalioth about Wine... Youd be better of asking Jerry Seinfeld how to cook pork.
[07:58] <mifritscher> hi
[07:58] <erisco> nalioth, if it looks more like photoshop i will be happy
[07:58] <_jason> nick01:  a couple of months is what I hear
[07:58] <Validdot> nick01: I ordered two and gave them away
[07:59] <absent> lol
[07:59] <erisco> now how do i run cedega for the first time?
[07:59] <nick01> a couple of months :/
[07:59] <Validdot> nick01: it took aprx one month
[07:59] <mifritscher> what should I use: ubuntu + kde or kubuntu? I've already experience with debian
[07:59] <nick01> k
[07:59] <erisco> i am trying and it is not working
[07:59] <nick01> tks
[07:59] <erisco> cvscedega
[07:59] <nalioth> erisco: go check out the latest cvs at www.gimp.org (gettin it to look like photoshop is old news)
[07:59] <erisco> why wont it work
[07:59] <Korio> Does anyone here run Opera
[07:59] <nick01> where are they sent from ?
[07:59] <nalioth> Korio: yes we do. lots of us
[07:59] <nalioth> Korio: ask your question
[08:00] <Korio> nalioth: It complains about motif
[08:00] <absent> i got wine to run nice on fedora
[08:00] <jbroome> yeah, but you had to run fedora.
[08:00] <wut> Hey, I'm wondering how I would use NDISWrapper to work with a WiFi USB device I have.
[08:00] <stefan_> nick01, I got those in 4 weeks
[08:00] <nalioth> Korio: install libmotif-dev
[08:00] <erisco> nalioth... i fail to locate what you are saying
[08:00] <nick01> where were the cds sent from ?
[08:01] <stefan_> I don't knoe
[08:01] <Korio> nalioth: okay
[08:01] <Validdot> nick01: england, I think
[08:01] <nick01> it didn't say on the package ?
[08:01] <nick01> Validdot: and u're from germany - k
[08:01] <stefan_> nick01, maybe it was on the package but I didn't look or don't remember
[08:01] <Korio> nalioth: are you kidding thats a lot of  stuff, even compilers i dont need or want that
[08:01] <Validdot> nick01: but sure this depends where you are from
[08:01] <stefan_> but it took 4 weeks to helsinki
[08:01] <nick01> stefan_: I c
[08:01] <tritium> nick01, Switzerland
[08:02] <erisco> nalioth, can i not just update gimp to the new version you are talking about?
[08:02] <nick01> Romania here
[08:02] <tritium> it doesn't matter where you're from, they ship from the same place
[08:02] <nalioth> erisco: no. you'll have to build this one, if you want it http://developer.gimp.org/NEWS
[08:02] <Validdot> I wonder if it is legal if people sell 50 CD packs with live and install on e-Bay for a couple of bucks.
[08:02] <nick01> tritium: from england u mean ?
[08:03] <Sionide> !realplayer
[08:03] <ubotu> realplayer is probably http://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[08:03] <absent> i like ubuntu's "compatability"
[08:03] <tritium> nick01, no, Switzerland
[08:03] <absent> near nothing works
[08:03] <nick01> Validdot: said they were from england
[08:03] <nalioth> Validdot: it is
[08:03] <tritium> absent, not at all true
[08:04] <nalioth> tritium: my package of discs came from the netherlands
[08:04] <tritium> that's not where my CDs were shipped from, nick01
[08:04] <absent> tritium it seems like alot of the packages say "not availiable
[08:04] <erisco> nalioth, will the eventually support this version for ubuntu? maybe i can just wait
[08:04] <nick01> so they ship them from all over the map
[08:04] <erisco> nalioth, my luck with compiling is limited
[08:04] <absent> tritium whenever i open the new applications thing
[08:04] <tritium> absent, do you have your repositories setup?  give me an example?
[08:04] <nalioth> erisco: gimp is easy to compile, so is gimpshop
[08:04] <absent> 1 sec
[08:05] <tritium> absent, try using synaptic package manager
[08:05] <Korio> How do i run a USB device detector without reboot?
[08:05] <nalioth> erisco: and yes, it will eventually appear here
[08:05] <masa> hello everyone, I got a little problem whith automount of removable devices after upgrading from Hoary to Breezy...
[08:05] <zack> so, i need to run various apps in different locales - i installed, for example, language-pack-fr, but 'LANG=fr_FR.UTF-8 gedit' still uses english. what am i missing?
[08:05] <erisco> nalioth, gimpshop is very hard to compile... i just cannot get it to work
[08:05] <stefan_> I'm downloading azureus... There's linux GTK, linux Motif, linux PPC... And I don't know what those mean... I have hoary hedgehog, which of those should i download?
[08:06] <masa> The removable device is mounted correctly but after one second it is unmounted again... "manager.c/1896: Unmounted: /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_uuid_1B6F_17E8" Does anyone know what can be wrong?
[08:06] <erisco> nalioth, there is no help guides for the errors i am getting with compiling gimpshop
[08:06] <ptlo> stefan_, linux gtk
[08:06] <stefan_> ptlo, thanks
[08:06] <nick01> stefan_: linux gtk
[08:06] <Korio> How do i run a USB device detector without reboot?
[08:06] <plork> I am having kernel panic issues with an k8-smp kenerl on amd64 Opteron x2 :(
[08:06] <absent> tritium nvm if i turn on the universe mirrors it all works
[08:06] <absent> tritium sry
[08:06] <erisco> nalioth, and if gimp is as hard to compile as gimpshop... i mean i crashed my whole system and had to reformat
[08:06] <nalioth> erisco: http://linux.suramya.com/tutorials/Install_GIMPShop/
[08:06] <absent> tritium i just got this last night
[08:06] <tritium> absent, good :)
[08:07] <erisco> nalioth, already looked at it. didn't even bother, i just got the required libraries
[08:07] <nalioth> erisco: this is the best howto i've found on gimpshop
[08:07] <ptlo> stefan_, gtk means it's using GTK+ & GNOME environment, which is default on ubuntu (on kubuntu it's KDE); linux motif is a safe bet when you don't have any advanced environments, linux ppc is for linux boxes on powerpc processor
[08:07] <erisco> nalioth, when i tried that the first time that is when i toasted my system
[08:07] <necator> im back
[08:07] <nalioth> erisco: i had 0 problems with it
[08:07] <necator> darn i missed answer to my question ill ask again =(
[08:07] <necator> on wiki.ubuntu.com should i be following the user documentation link or the ubuntu 5.10 starter guide? im tryin to work my way from top to bottom thru it. i was in userdocumentation yesterday is there any big differences?
[08:07] <erisco> nalioth, your lucky then
[08:08] <mth`MAW> Hi boys and girls ;)
[08:08] <nalioth> necator: which 'starter guide' ?
[08:08] <erisco> nalioth, so instead of following that guide, i just kept running config and only getting the libs i needed, instead of getting the whole program
[08:08] <Aven> hello!
[08:08] <erisco> but i still had errors
[08:08] <mth`MAW> Someone here how know something about Kino (DV-Editor)
[08:08] <Aven> what's a good media player for ubuntu?
[08:08] <mth`MAW> ?
[08:08] <erisco> aven, music player
[08:09] <mth`MAW> Aven mplayer
[08:09] <nalioth> erisco: the gimpshop guide is there for a reason, and if you follow it step by step, it works.
[08:09] <masa> hello everyone, I got a little problem whith automount of removable devices after upgrading from Hoary to Breezy, anyone that knows anything about the automounting in GNOME?
[08:09] <thrush> Aven: vlc if u dont want to worry about codecs and such
[08:09] <erisco> nalioth, when i followed it step by step i had problems in every step
[08:09] <necator> nalioth the one on wiki.ubuntu.com
[08:09] <erisco> nalioth, this is no joke
[08:09] <nickakavic> vlc is the best media player
[08:09] <Aven> hmm
[08:09] <Aven> well
[08:10] <Aven> I just want a media player that will save and burn music
[08:10] <bam_> anyone know where my xintric file is located?
[08:10] <nalioth> erisco: i've sent lots of folks to that howto, and had none have any trouble
[08:10] <nalioth> bam_: in your home directory
[08:10] <erisco> nalioth, i wish i didn't either
[08:10] <absent> tritium well now that i can get everything this seems like a much better os choice than I previously though. If only it had photoshop ;_;
[08:10] <erisco> nalioth, regardless i have everything from that guide needed
[08:10] <bam_> hmm looked there....must have missed it
[08:10] <mth`MAW> bam_: type locate xintric
[08:10] <erisco> nalioth, i have all the libs
[08:10] <nalioth> erisco: join #kubuntu-offtopic please
[08:11] <erisco> nalioth, what is wrong?
[08:11] <nalioth> erisco: would you like to get it working?
[08:11] <bam_> locate returned nothing
[08:11] <tritium> absent, there's still wine & winetools at winehq.com that you can try (they even have a .deb repo, and instructions for ubuntu)
[08:11] <mth`MAW> None working with Kino?
[08:11] <Aven> how can I stop that random ubuntu noise?
[08:11] <erisco> yes i would desperately. i also just got cedega... to see if it would run photoshop
[08:11] <Aven> it happens every couple of minutes...
[08:11] <erisco> but i cannot find the command to run it
[08:12] <tritium> Aven, random?  is it additive white gaussian noise?  that's unavoidable...
[08:12] <theconartist> configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables"
[08:12] <bam_> i dont have a xintric file, how wierd
[08:13] <tritium> theconartist, did you "sudo apt-get install build-essential" already?
[08:13] <bam_> bbs
[08:13] <nick01> do they ship kubuntu cds too ?
[08:13] <bake> n?
[08:15] <DaMouse> my name is DaMouse :)
[08:17] <tomek_> hello! nautilus doesn't let me open some files if they have a different extension than they should (according to nautilus). is it possible to disable this feature?
[08:17] <bluefrog-10> !plf
[08:17] <ubotu> bluefrog-10: Are you smoking crack?
[08:17] <yohan> i fixed it :D, I have another fairly stupid question tho...i tried apt-get install aterm but it didnt seem to find it, do i need to do anything before using apt-get?
[08:18] <tritium> yohan, it's in universe
[08:18] <yohan> universe?
[08:18] <masa> hello everyone, I got a little problem whith automount of removable devices after upgrading from Hoary to Breezy, anyone that knows anything about the automounting in GNOME?
[08:18] <yohan> do i need to reconfigure it so i see all packages?
[08:18] <nalioth> ubotu: tell yohan about repos
[08:18] <yohan> thnx
[08:19] <nalioth> yohan: enable universe and multiverse
[08:19] <yohan> k
[08:19] <DaMouse> sooo
[08:19] <DaMouse> what do you guys do for fun?
[08:19] <bmk789> masa: whats your problem?
[08:19] <masa> The removable device is mounted correctly but after one second it is unmounted again... "manager.c/1896: Unmounted: /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_uuid_1B6F_17E8" Does anyone know what can be wrong?
[08:20] <masa> bmk789: The removable device is mounted correctly but after one second it is unmounted again... "manager.c/1896: Unmounted: /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_uuid_1B6F_17E8" Does anyone know what can be wrong?
[08:20] <masa> bmk789: worked just fine in hoary
[08:21] <pmfp> I've been searching gconf and ~/.evolution, but can't find my saved password... where is it?
[08:21] <pmfp> (it takes a week to order a new one, and I need this to access the university's proxy server)
[08:21] <nalioth> DaMouse: fun chat belongs in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[08:22] <Camuflage> hey all
[08:22] <bmk789> anyone know mounting?
[08:22] <bmk789> looks like me and masa could use some help
[08:23] <ubuntu> hey everyone
[08:23] <tomek_> for example nautilus doesn't want to open an xpm image because it looks him like a text file. and YES, xpm IS a textual format!
[08:23] <Camuflage> i have a litle problem with lilo, it doesn't show a menu to choose goes straight to linux i need help to configure
[08:23] <thrush> omg hey ubuntu!
[08:23] <FireCat> Has anyone upgraded a hoary install to breezy.  If so was there a link you followed to do it?
[08:23] <Sionide> anyone know how i can stop audio in xine lagging from the video?
[08:23] <nalioth> ubotu: tell FireCat about breezy
[08:23] <ubuntu> !tell FireCat about breezy
[08:23] <masa> bmk789: I'm reading about the gnome-volume-manager but no luck so far...
[08:23] <ubuntu> Sionide killall xine
[08:23] <Zeep> Hi - I have a problem with the NoMachine NX Client (Breezy)
[08:24] <Camuflage> anyone able to help me with lilo configuration pvt me plz
[08:24] <Sionide> :/
[08:24] <yohan> thnx guys
[08:24] <SilverMaster> i have a problem, i have no more cd-rws and no floppy disks left, but i need to get the driver for my dialup modem, i tried mounting but ntfs is read only so i can't actually get the file.. any suggestions?
[08:24] <bmk789> masa: its too crowded here, come to #mount
[08:24] <nick01> ubuntu: so u're the guy in charge or u just registered the name before everybody else ? :)
[08:24] <Zeep> When I try to connect, I get a "Unable to create the X autorization cookie" - it is definitively a local problem, as everything goes fine using my SuSE-Box
[08:24] <bmk789> anyone else that can help with mounting come to #mount
[08:24] <Zeep> Can anybody give me a pointer?
[08:25] <ubuntu> Zeep ask on #suse
[08:25] <Zeep> ubuntu: The problem persists on my Ubuntu-Box
[08:25] <foampeace> hi
[08:25] <foampeace> im having problems with my keyboard
[08:25] <Zeep> ubuntu: As I pointed out, it is a local problem, as everything goes fine if I try to connect using my SuSE box ;-)
[08:25] <SilverMaster> i have a problem, i have no more cd-rws and no floppy disks left, but i need to get the driver for my dialup modem, i tried mounting the windows partition because i can access the net from there but ntfs is read only so i can't actually get the file.. any suggestions?
[08:25] <thrush> Camuflage: lilo? basically just edit lilo.conf and then run lilo or just edit the lilo.conf under sbin. yes i know not very helpful ;)
[08:25] <foampeace> i have these smaller keyboards without the numpad
[08:26] <nalioth> SilverMaster: drag the file from your read-only ntfs onto your linux partition
[08:26] <foampeace> keyboard seems to be working but its not working properly in games
[08:26] <foampeace> like quake3
[08:26] <SilverMaster> won't let me access from outside of root terminal, says i don't have permission, yet i'm root
[08:26] <Camuflage> yep, i am newbie in linux thrush
[08:26] <Zeep> No FreeNX-Users in here?
[08:27] <thrush> Camuflage: by default ubuntu uses grub you want to switch to lilo?
[08:27] <Camuflage> no, i've instaled lilo in masterboot
[08:27] <bmk789> anyone whos experienced with mounting drives, please come to #mount
[08:27] <Camuflage> grub was giving a problem with bios
[08:28] <SilverMaster> nalioth: won't let me access from outside of root terminal, says i don't have permission, yet i'm root
[08:28] <Camuflage> i know i need to edit lilo.config but don't know or understand how to do it
[08:28] <dm> Im having a hell of a time setting up my wireless networking with my new install and after switching to KDE, i cant change my WEP key, anyone have any suggestions
[08:29] <nalioth> SilverMaster: even to 'cp' it?
[08:29] <ubuntu> Camuflage nano /etc/lilo.conf
[08:29] <Zeep> I found a solution - the NoMachine-binary is not compatible with breezy. But there are repackages available on http://seveas.ubuntulinux.nl/dists/breezy-seveas/freenx/
[08:29] <GigaClon>  I'm having an issue... how do I take screenshots on linux that include the cursor?
[08:29] <GigaClon> GNOME
[08:29] <ubuntu> GigaClon with gimp
[08:29] <ttypah> hi there... i'm trying to sample some audio stuff but i'm getting nothing from my mic
[08:29] <ttypah> can anyone point me to some doc
[08:29] <ttypah> ?
[08:29] <ubuntu> ttypah www.ubuntu.com
[08:30] <CarmenSandiego> Hello everyone!!! :)
[08:30] <ubuntu> !tell ttypah about adio
[08:30] <ubuntu> !tell ttypah about audio
[08:30] <Camuflage> ubuntu, and then?
[08:30] <ubuntu> !tell ttypah about mic
[08:31] <SilverMaster> nalioth mounted into the folder "/Desktop/Windows", so then when i try to click from the desktop it tells me i don't have permission, i tried mv from root terminal, and got the read-only error
[08:31] <CarmenSandiego> Is GLADE better than Qt?
[08:31] <SilverMaster> i mounted*
[08:31] <thrush> Camuflage: been a while since i fooled with lilo i'd googe for some examples of the file and the insert your partition info after you edit type lilo to update the real lilo.conf under sbin
[08:31] <Camuflage> i've done that thing of -> nano /etc/lilo.conf
[08:32] <Camuflage> it appeared a text all uncoment... don't know what to do next
[08:32] <nalioth> SilverMaster: learn the terminal
[08:32] <nalioth> ubotu: tell SilverMaster about cli
[08:33] <FireCat> CarmenSandiego:  Glade isn't even remotely the same thing as qt
[08:33] <SilverMaster> nalioth: i know the basic commands :P i use linux shells for IRC
[08:33] <FireCat> CarmenSandiego: The thing you want to compare it gtk+ to qt
[08:34] <nalioth> SilverMaster: then use the terminal to visit your file and 'cp' it to your linux $homedir
[08:34] <budluva> can someone point me in the direction for a correct HOWTO on installing the nvidia driver for a tnt2? i've found some then found out they dont work and then someone tells me that its obsolete and to try this one, and it doesnt work, i just want my graphics card to work :(
[08:34] <SilverMaster> k, thanks, gonna log into linux now
[08:34] <dm> Anyone have any experience with Ndiswrapper
[08:35] <stpere> dm, got it working here
[08:35] <dm> stpere does it work?
[08:36] <stpere> dm, on my Broadcom chipset, it does
[08:36] <KinkoBlast> Is it posable to leave a program running while I'm logged out?
[08:36] <juanjo> I'm using the install cd for the version 5.04. everything goes fine until the packages are installed. The laptop (an IBM Thinkpad 600X) hungs in the line: "Configuring powernowd (0.90-3ubuntu14)...". Any idea about what can be happening?
[08:37] <KinkoBlast> Juanjo: Incompatable power supply is my guess.
[08:37] <dm> stpere whats the command to start it?
[08:38] <KinkoBlast> Juanjo: But I'm by no means an expert.
[08:38] <stpere> dm, you need to use the ndiswrapper command to install your driver
[08:38] <stpere> then, when you're ready, you modprobe ndiswrapper
[08:38] <necator> where do i change my desktop gui?
[08:38] <mifritscher> juanjo, try to diable powernow in the bios
[08:38] <nalioth> necator: you mean from gnome to kde?
[08:38] <necator> precisely nalioth.
[08:38] <dm> stpere i have a Intel Pro/Wireless 2915 , can i install it with the EXE?
[08:38] <nalioth> necator: in your login screen, click on 'sessions'
[08:38] <djbrieck> can someone point me to the link on how to set up 5.04 to update itself to 5.10
[08:39] <necator> everyone was telling me about kde earlier so i want to try it.
[08:39] <Korio> How can get Opera plugins to work? It tells me to install Motif but I cant find it
[08:39] <necator> will i have to reinstall my programs nalioth?
[08:39] <nalioth> necator: why?
[08:39] <necator> for going ot kde?
[08:39] <stpere> dm, you can extract (run) the EXE with wine to get the .inf and .sys files
[08:39] <KinkoBlast> Necator: You need to instal kubunt-desktop
[08:39] <Dave> how do i install java into the browser in ubuntu 5.04
[08:39] <necator> kinkoblast what does that do?
[08:39] <juanjo> KinkoBlast, powernowd is "a very simple program that will adjust the speed of your CPU depending on system load"
[08:39] <nalioth> necator: nothing needs to be reinstalled, all your programs will be there
[08:39] <pramz> with most of the driver exe's i was able to unzip them since they all seem to be self extracting zip files
[08:39] <stpere> dm, or you could run it in Windows and keep the temporary directory
[08:39] <juanjo> mifritscher, i'll try that...
[08:39] <HeMan> Hi! Any tip what window-manager to use on a tablet pc without keyboard?
[08:40] <necator> nalioth will they be pretty much in the same place also?
[08:40] <KinkoBlast> necator: It's the package that has KDE in it!
[08:40] <nalioth> necator: try switching. if you dont like it, log out and back into your usual session
[08:40] <HeMan> i currently running xfce, but it doesn't work that well with only one mouse-button (touch-screen)
[08:40] <FireCat> djbrieck: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade
[08:40] <KinkoBlast> Nalioth: I don't think Necator has KDE installed!
[08:40] <ranf> HeMan, matchbox?
[08:41] <Korio> How can get Opera plugins to work? It tells me to install Motif but I cant find it
[08:41] <Dave> can any one help me instal java into my web browser in ubuntu 5.01?
[08:41] <nalioth> necator: do you have kubuntu installed?
[08:41] <jesse_> Dave: http://wiki.ubuntu-fr.org/doc/plf
[08:41] <stefan_> Korio, http://www.opera.com/linux/docs/plugins/install/motif/ does that help?
[08:41] <Dave> thanks
[08:42] <jesse_> no problem
[08:42] <KinkoBlast> Is it posable to leave a program running while I'm logged out?
[08:42] <dm> is there an apt-get for opera?
[08:42] <Korio> stefan_: nope it complains about xlib
[08:42] <KinkoBlast> dm: Check with apt-cache search opera
[08:42] <djbrieck> thank you firecat
[08:42] <hussam> I stupidly installed realplayer 1.0.6 using .bin installer. Is there anyway I can get rid of it?
[08:43] <Korio> stefan_: xlib6g to be exact
[08:43] <stpere> HeMan, you could investigate PDA oriented Desktop Mangers
[08:43] <dm> Kinkblast nope :(
[08:43] <stpere> HeMan, http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT5966737838.html is an example
[08:43] <Stricklin> I'm having trouble getting this [http://xplanet.sourceforge.net/FAQ.php#gnome2]  to work. Would someone help me?
[08:43] <yohan> anyone know in what package the command-line command ll is in?
[08:43] <bmk789> doesnt anyone in here know mounting?
[08:44] <KinkoBlast> Has anyone had any luck getting Oddballz working in wine?
[08:44] <KinkoBlast> !tell bmk789 about automount
[08:44] <FireCat> yohan: I think that ll is an alias not a command, or something like that
[08:44] <matthew_w> Hey - I'm having an odd problem, I am installing ubuntu on an older computer that doesn't support cd booting, so I threw the hdd from it into a new computer and installed ubuntu on it with the GRUB loader, however, when I put the hdd back in the old computer and boot, grub returned "Cannot mount selected filesystem" or something similar - why?
[08:44] <KinkoBlast> !tell bmk789 about mount
[08:44] <yohan> ah yeah..
[08:44] <yohan> ls -l
[08:44] <colen> can someone give me a quick hand with something?
[08:44] <yohan> thanks...im so stupid
[08:44] <borgista> colen: sure
[08:45] <borgista> colen: what is it?
[08:45] <joh6nn> matthew_w: grub's working with the partition and drive set up from the other machine
[08:45] <joh6nn> that you installed on
[08:45] <colen> I am a new ubuntu, well new linux user.  I just installed unbuntu, and would like to changae permissions on a file
[08:45] <colen> how do I log in as root
[08:45] <colen> I do not know the password
[08:45] <colen> I was never asked for a root password during install
[08:45] <matthew_w> joh6nn; ah I thought ahead though, so i installed /dev/hda and /dev/hdb into grub
[08:45] <pramz> you can set the root passwd using sudo
[08:45] <KinkoBlast> Colen: You don't need to!
[08:45] <joh6nn> you'll need to get into the /boot/grub/menu.lst file and change it to reflect the drive & partition set up of the machine it's currently on
[08:45] <matthew_w> so I don't think that's it.
[08:45] <pramz> sudo passwd root
[08:45] <Agrajag> colen: use sudo
[08:45] <Agrajag> pramz: no no
[08:45] <KinkoBlast> colen: Use sudo (command)
[08:46] <Agrajag> he doesn't need one
[08:46] <pramz> or you can go into a shell with sudo sh
[08:46] <joh6nn> matthew_w: betcha money that it's still looking in the wrong place
[08:46] <pramz> well he doesnt need one but if he wants a root account
[08:46] <Agrajag> pramz: sudo -s works better
[08:46] <pramz> k
[08:46] <joh6nn> at a guess, it's looking at hd1, and should be  looking at hd0
[08:46] <borgista> colen: pm me
[08:46] <KinkoBlast> pramz: root is disabled for a reason.
[08:46] <pramz> yes i understand it is
[08:46] <matthew_w> joh6nn; ok - well, how do I fix it, is a better question
[08:46] <matthew_w> lol
[08:46] <pramz> im not disputing that :)
[08:46] <nalioth> pramz: please dont advise that
[08:46] <joh6nn> knoppix & vim
[08:46] <pramz> but people want to use root, they can
[08:46] <colen> so I am not able to get into root
[08:46] <joh6nn> or, if you swing that way, knoppix & emacs
[08:46] <colen> ?
[08:47] <KinkoBlast> matthew_w:Install it on the computer you are going to use it on.
[08:47] <Agrajag> pramz: he didn't say he wanted to set a root password, only that he wanted to run something as root, which is what sudo is for
[08:47] <nalioth> pramz: ubuntu has disabled the root account for a reason
[08:47] <joh6nn> colen: you create a root user if you want to
[08:47] <Agrajag> colen: yes you can
[08:47] <joh6nn> it's just not recommended
[08:47] <Agrajag> clorun sudo -s and put in your password
[08:47] <Agrajag> ergh
[08:47] <matthew_w> KinkoBlast; No CD booting on that computer
[08:47] <Agrajag> colen: run sudo -s and put in your password
[08:47] <joh6nn> though personally, i did it, and i'd go batty if i didn't
[08:47] <pramz> also
[08:47] <Agrajag> your user's password, not root's
[08:47] <pramz> where can i find docs on creating debs ?
[08:47] <KinkoBlast> matthew_w:Check your BIOS settings, you should be able to tell it to boot from CD (unless it's a REALLY old system)
[08:47] <eruin> !w32codecs
[08:47] <ubotu> it has been said that w32codecs is a set of audio/video codecs for DVD-Video. To download the debs: http://tinyurl.com/bwomt (Hoary), or http://tinyurl.com/bpxbf (Breezy).  For 64-bit read: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=54399
[08:48] <matthew_w> KinkoBlast; it's Really, REALLY old.  (but the problem is more the CD drive)
[08:48] <Korio> How can get Opera plugins to work? It tells me to install Motif but I cant find it
[08:48] <nalioth> pramz: the wiki has one https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HowToBuildDebianPackagesFromScratch
[08:48] <KinkoBlast> matthwe_w: I doubt Ubuntu would run on any thing that old. My ~1995 system has a cd boot option
[08:48] <pramz> nalioth, thanks :-)
[08:48] <joh6nn> matthew_w: when you try to boot right now, what happens?
[08:48] <colen> ok, so what I have done is use the terminal, typed sudo -s, now it was root, so I should beable to edit things now?
[08:48] <matthew_w> KinkoBlast; well, it has the boot option but
[08:49] <pramz> also does anyone know of a good DB client like pgadmin3 etc but which can connect to various databases like pgsql,mysql,mssql etc ?
[08:49] <matthew_w> KinkoBlast; the CD-Rom is too slow for it to function - I can get another one, I'm just wondering if there's anyother way around
[08:49] <KinkoBlast> matthew_w: And I think there were instructions on using a floppy to start the installer too.
[08:49] <Agrajag> colen: yes
[08:49] <pramz> ive been using Aqua Data Studio but its quite slow
[08:49] <matthew_w> joh6nn; it goes to grub, then grub fails with the pre-mentioned error
[08:49] <matthew_w> KinkoBlast; already tried, it hangs on the install because of the slow CD.
[08:49] <KinkoBlast> matthew_w: Try moving the CD Rom drive from the other computer to this one.
[08:49] <anto9us> pramz: is
[08:49] <dm> stpere ok i have my driver, and i CD over to the driver file, how do i install it with Ndiswrapper
[08:50] <FireCat> pramz: I found something called aqua or something like that. You can google for it, but I haven't tried it much yet
[08:50] <anto9us>  pramz: is it for forms or administration?
[08:50] <stpere> dm, ndiswrapper -i yourfile.inf
[08:50] <anto9us> sorr
[08:50] <matthew_w> KinkoBlast; I guess a direct question would be - is there any program that allows free editing of the grub bootloader in the form of a boot disk?  lol
[08:50] <theconartist> yo
[08:50] <joh6nn> matthew_w: boot the machine, go to the grub menu, and hit "e"
[08:50] <stpere> dm, you need root privileges for that
[08:50] <anto9us> my enter key is broken
[08:50] <stpere> dm, sudo ndiswrapper -i yourfile.inf
[08:50] <KinkoBlast> stpere: don't forget sudo
[08:50] <FireCat> pramz: Sorry, slow eyes
[08:50] <matthew_w> joh6nn well I do, but I'll have to do some tinkering with TV out to have both open at once... just a moment.
[08:50] <KinkoBlast> stpere: vevermind
[08:50] <dm> stpere ok its installed i think
[08:50] <matthew_w> brb
[08:51] <shade_> can anyone help with a printing issue ?
[08:51] <stpere> dm, now to see if your hardware is seen, type ndiswrapper -l
[08:51] <pramz> anto9us, administration and basically to submit queries etc
[08:51] <Belutz> for nvidia, should i use nv or nvidia?
[08:51] <stpere> dm, if it says Driver present, hardware present, all should be fine
[08:51] <dm> stpere it is
[08:51] <dm> stpere should i restart?
[08:51] <Nei> hi; I just installed ubuntu but what is my root password?
[08:51] <stpere> dm, no
[08:51] <KinkoBlast> ndiswraper question! Can i delete the folder i installed the drivers from?
[08:51] <Agrajag> Belutz: nvidia if you want 3d stuff to work
[08:51] <_willcooke_> Anyone got a tilt-wheel mouse working?
[08:51] <pramz> FireCat, Aqua Data Studio works well but its Java based and can get very slow :(
[08:52] <stpere> dm, now type ndiswrapper -m
[08:52] <stpere> oops
[08:52] <KinkoBlast> Is it posable to leave a program running while I'm logged out?
[08:52] <stpere> dm, sudo ndiswrapper -m
[08:52] <Belutz> Agrajag, thanks
[08:52] <dm> stpere ok
[08:52] <Agrajag> KinkoBlast: a console program?
[08:52] <onkarshinde> I am having trouble connecting to shell.sf.net using ssh. Can anyone help me?
[08:52] <dm> stpere now what
[08:52] <shade_> Nei : root password is not set do sudo passwd root then add a password
[08:52] <stpere> dm, you can type sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[08:52] <afabian> Hmm.  The info index isn't right on my fresh, new XEmacs install.  In fact, the whole info tree is a little thin; missing coreutils info, for instance.  Anything I can do to remedy info problems?
[08:52] <matthew_w> Gross, 800 x 600
[08:52] <KinkoBlast> agrajag: I think i could do it with a console, so sure
[08:52] <matthew_w> Ok, well, I'm going to hook up that other computer and try hitting e in GRUB, brb...
[08:52] <stpere> dm, now you should be ready to go
[08:53] <stpere> dm, type iwconfig
[08:53] <Agrajag> Nei: don't do that
[08:53] <FireCat> pramz: I asked Toad ( Quest)  if they would release something for linux and they pretty much laughed at me. I thought it was worth a try :)
[08:53] <Agrajag> Nei: use sudo
[08:53] <Agrajag> KinkoBlast: use screen
[08:53] <shade_> thats what I said do sudo passwd : whatever you want your password to be
[08:53] <Agrajag> shade_: no
[08:53] <dm> ok.
[08:53] <theconartist> whatsup yizall
[08:53] <matthew_w> And if you must FELL that you ARE root, use sudo -i  lol.
[08:53] <pramz> FireCat, heh ya man I feel ya on some of the cool software available for windows and they dont release it for linux :~(
[08:53] <Nei> shade_, thanks for the info
[08:53] <Agrajag> sudo  will run a program as root
[08:53] <shade_> ok then how did you set your root password?
[08:53] <KinkoBlast> agrajag: I wanted to do gaim, to leve my status on jabber while I was out, but I think i could do it with centericq
[08:53] <shade_> thats how I did it
[08:53] <Nei> I was a bit confused that it didn't ask me for a password
[08:53] <Agrajag> you don't need to set a root password
[08:53] <KinkoBlast> agrajag:screen?
[08:53] <dm> stpere ok, do i need to use the network settings in system settings now?
[08:54] <KinkoBlast> !sudoroot
[08:54] <ubotu> KinkoBlast: Are you on ritalin?
[08:54] <stpere> dm, yes, exactly
[08:54] <Agrajag> shade_: if you need a root terminal, use sudo -s
[08:54] <KinkoBlast> !rootsudo
[08:54] <ubotu> somebody said rootsudo was at http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/RootSudo
[08:54] <pramz> FireCat, hopefully someone will write a _good_ multi database client ui based on gtk/mono :)
[08:54] <Agrajag> shade_: to run anything else as root, use sudo <command>
[08:54] <theconartist> what could be causing "configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
[08:54] <theconartist> "?
[08:54] <shade_> hmmm thanks
[08:54] <FireCat> pramz: I also tried to get a licence for Tora, and found out they aren't giving them out
[08:54] <Agrajag> KinkoBlast: screen lets you attach a console program to a virtual terminal that you can detach from and reattach to any time.
[08:54] <dm> stpere it wont let me change my WEP key,
[08:54] <shade_> Can you help with a printing issue then Agrajag ?
[08:54] <Agrajag> shade_: I don't own a printer.
[08:54] <stpere> dm, try in in CLI
[08:55] <afabian> theconartist, configure usually outputs something like configure.log in the directory it's working in.  You should see some pretty detailed information on exactly what command it tried and the error it got doing it.
[08:55] <shade_> dang.
[08:55] <shade_> :)
[08:55] <dm> stpere CLI?
[08:55] <stpere> dm, Command line interface
[08:55] <KinkoBlast> Agrajag: Ah, cool. Out of curiosity, can I do that with a GNOME app?
[08:55] <shade_> Does anyone else own a printer that can help me config it on a network?
[08:55] <Under^Uni> ?
[08:55] <onkarshinde> I am having trouble connecting to shell.sf.net using ssh. Can anyone help me?
[08:55] <Agrajag> KinkoBlast: basic usage: screen to start a new screen session, ctrl-a ctrl-d to detach, screen -r to reattach
[08:55] <stpere> dm, sudo iwconfig wlan0 enc open XXXXXXXXXXXX
[08:55] <Agrajag> Read the manpage for more info
[08:55] <matthew_w> Ok hey the entries are here in the boot menu
[08:55] <stpere> dm, sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid home
[08:55] <matthew_w> But I'm too inept to know what to edit... lol
[08:56] <stpere> dm, sudo dhclient wlan0
[08:56] <Agrajag> KinkoBlast: nope
[08:56] <absent> once i get a package (ie wine) where does it go?
[08:56] <joh6nn> matthew_w: there should be an entry that says something like (hd0)
[08:56] <jesse__> absent: is it a .deb package?
[08:56] <joh6nn> or maybe (hd0,0)
[08:56] <Agrajag> An x clienthas to stay connected to the X server to keep running
[08:56] <pramz> FireCat, a db client ui with tabbled query windows, tree list for tables, sprocs and other db objects and code completion in the query window with multiple database support would be so awesome :-) If i knew how to code I would so do it :(
[08:56] <KinkoBlast> agrajag: In that case, do you know of a better console-based jabber client then centericq? :-P
[08:56] <absent> jesse__ i dont know
[08:56] <Agrajag> nope, I just use IRC and AIM
[08:57] <absent> jesse__ i got it using the advanced option
[08:57] <matthew_w> joh6nn; there is, one second...
[08:57] <absent> jesse__ oh isee what you mean
[08:57] <KinkoBlast> agrajag: Evil.
[08:57] <Dr_Willis>  wine is a 'special' kind of program
[08:57] <absent> jesse__ yes it it
[08:57] <absent> jesse__ is*
[08:57] <Agrajag> if you say so
[08:57] <jesse__> absent: are you trying to install it?
[08:57] <matthew_w> joh6nn; it says root    (hd1,0)
[08:58] <KinkoBlast> agrajag: AIM is REALLY bad. the servers crash all the time and AOL sends you spam asking you to get an AOL internet access acount every 5 minutes
[08:58] <Belutz> Agrajag, ok, now how do i fix the refresh rate?
[08:58] <sazwerx> hi everyone.. i'm already have my GPG key, and if i wanna re-install my computer, do i have to generate a new key?
[08:58] <joh6nn> change it to be hd0,0
[08:58] <absent> jesse__ i should have already installed it but i dont know where to find it, i am new to linux and i keep looking for the "program files" folder
[08:58] <matthew_w> ok, one sec
[08:58] <Agrajag> Belutz: have you tried
[08:58] <Agrajag> ack
[08:58] <pramz> sazwerx, you can export and reimport your key
[08:58] <goh> Hi, may I know if macromedia flash can run on linux?
[08:58] <onkarshinde> !ati
[08:58] <ubotu> I heard ati is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI or http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=24557&page=1&pp=10
[08:58] <Belutz> Agrajag, ack ?
[08:58] <Agrajag> Belutz: have you tried  System > preferences > screen resolution ?
[08:59] <KinkoBlast> Will my TRENDnet TBW-101UB USB Bluetooth adapter work on ubuntu?
[08:59] <Belutz> Agrajag, yes, i just fix the resolution, but the refresh rate is still 60, i should be able to get it 75
[08:59] <joh6nn> matthew_w: that will only make the change for this one time, though; it doesn't save it to the menu file.  once the machine's booting, you'll have to go in and edit the menu file as root again
[08:59] <pramz> sazwerx, http://webber.dewinter.com/gnupg_howto/english/GPGMiniHowto-3.html
[08:59] <jesse__> absent: assuming you installed it correctly, you should look for it in your "Applications" menu. if its not there, try running it from the console. if you are still having problems, i will need to know the program :)
[08:59] <sazwerx> pramz, so u mean before i'm re-install my system, i should export my key? then i can import it again on my system?
[08:59] <pramz> yes
[08:59] <Dr_Willis> Kingbahamut,  my little 'dlink' usb-thumb-sized one worked like a champ.  $20 on sale.
[08:59] <sazwerx> pramz, thanks in advance :)
[08:59] <pramz> sazwerx, and you should always keep a copy of your key in a safe place in case you lose your current one
[08:59] <absent> jesse__ its wine
[09:00] <absent> jesse__ and i cant find it in applications
[09:00] <sazwerx> pramz, ok.. thanks, bro
[09:00] <Dr_Willis> Kingbahamut,  proberly depends on what chipset the thing is using.
[09:00] <absent> jesse__ how do i run it from the terminal?
[09:00] <pramz> sazwerx, anytime :-)
[09:00] <Dr_Willis> wine - does NOT show up in the menus. Its a special kind of program.
[09:00] <Dr_Willis> wine /path/to/sol.exe
[09:00] <absent> ty
[09:00] <KinkoBlast> Wine is slow....
[09:00] <Dr_Willis> there may be some front ends out for it.
[09:00] <pramz> KinkoBlast, it is , but useful
[09:00] <jesse__> absent: i suggest this FAQ http://www.winehq.org/site/docs/wine-faq/index#ABOUT-RUNNING-WINE
[09:00] <matthew_w> ok
[09:00] <Dr_Willis> dang handy at times. :P
[09:00] <pramz> KinkoBlast, i dont like winex but i do appreciate wine :)
[09:00] <matthew_w> lemme see if it works...
[09:01] <Dr_Willis> Cedega is handy also. :P
[09:01] <joh6nn> hit "b" to make it boot
[09:01] <absent> jesse__ ty
[09:01] <Agrajag> Belutz: you'll have to go into /etc/X11/xorg.conf and find the right settings for your monitor, and set them there in the Monitor section
[09:01] <jesse__> absent: if you dont like the way wine works, i also suggest Crossover Office for people kinda new to linux
[09:01] <KinkoBlast> Dr_Willis: What is this Cedega people keep talking about!?!?
[09:01] <tris622ph> i am having a problem running wxDesigner. an error says cannot open shared library libtiff.so. does anyone know what package is this?
[09:01] <jesse__> absent: youre welcome
[09:01] <Belutz> Agrajag, already done that
[09:01] <matthew_w> lmao
[09:01] <Agrajag> don't know what to tell you then, did you check the forums or anything?
[09:01] <matthew_w> Well
[09:01] <matthew_w> it went into the kernel messages
[09:02] <stpere> dm, is it working?
[09:02] <Sudrien> Question -  how can a user set the default group of new files?  I'm in a chroot'd SSH session, chgrp has been disabled, and of course I don't wan't to use 777 for anything.
[09:02] <matthew_w> and I got "kernel panic - not syncing vfs: unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)
[09:02] <joh6nn> heh
[09:02] <nalioth> tris622ph: install libtiff4-dev
[09:02] <joh6nn> that's kinda funny
[09:02] <matthew_w> so what does that mean ? lol
[09:02] <joh6nn> no idea
[09:03] <tris622ph> ive already installed it
[09:03] <linuxgeek2> Is shipping cd's ubuntu free of charge
[09:03] <linuxgeek2> will it cost anything
[09:03] <linuxgeek2> ?
[09:03] <tris622ph> is wxDesigner can run in gnome environment?
[09:03] <budluva> no
[09:03] <nicholaspaul> yes linuxgeek2
[09:03] <Agrajag> nothing at all
[09:03] <nicholaspaul> FREE!
[09:03] <linuxgeek2> cool
[09:03] <nalioth> tris622ph: it can run anywhere
[09:04] <ktk2> /join #debian
[09:04] <ktk2> oops
[09:04] <joh6nn> matthew_w:
[09:04] <matthew_w> Does anyone know what that kernel panic means?
[09:04] <Korio> I have installed Crossover Office but I dont know how to launch it
[09:04] <joh6nn> in your grub menu, on the line that starts "kernel", what's the "root=something" part set to?
[09:05] <Jimbob> matthew_w: It means your system crashed in a very bad way -- in this case, it couldn't find your Linux partition, likely the result of a misconfiguration in grub or lilo (as joh6nn mentioned)
[09:05] <[devil-boy] > helloz
[09:05] <matthew_w> One sec, I'll look
[09:05] <[devil-boy] > anyone has a dell inspiron 6000
[09:05] <[devil-boy] > or any other dell with multimedia buttons?
[09:05] <matthew_w> joh6nn; lmao , it's /dev/hdb1
[09:06] <joh6nn> try setting it to /dev/hda1
[09:06] <anto9us> [devil-boy] , I have inspiron 9100, it just borked on me though
[09:06] <[devil-boy] > damn
[09:06] <joh6nn> matthew_w: don't forget to make the (hd0,0) change, too
[09:06] <eSPete> my application menu is empty after i used the menu editor, help! how do i fix this?
[09:06] <[devil-boy] > that's not very good news
[09:07] <matthew_w> Well the change was a good idea, but the kernel panic happened again
[09:07] <KinkoBlast> Mac OS X 10.3.5 is taking forever to install....
[09:07] <anto9us> yeah, it's been dying for a while now, however, multimedia keys have worked in Gnome on another distro, never bothered setting them up in ubuntu
[09:07] <Tokenizer> after installing apache2, perl and php, i see that php works fine but any cgi/perl scripts don't run and return 403 to browser, any clue? i added addhandler line to httpd.conf in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
[09:07] <Nei> could someone explain to me how I add the 'multiverse'? there is only Universe in my package source list after I enabled 'show disabled'
[09:08] <KinkoBlast> !ubuntuallday
[09:08] <ubotu> it has been said that ubuntuallday is Ubuntu all day keeps Dr. Norton away.
[09:09] <joh6nn> matthew_w: you're gonna have to figure out what your partition setup is
[09:09] <matthew_w> joh6nn; I'll loon around in the grub menu some more and do that
[09:09] <joh6nn> i'm trying to think how you can do that, but i'm not sure
[09:09] <eSPete> my application menu is empty after i used the menu editor, help! how do i fix this?
[09:10] <matthew_w> joh6nn; is there any tool to see the partition table from grub?
[09:10] <pramz> Tokenizer, is this for a default webdir or a vhost ?
[09:10] <joh6nn> you can make some changes, yeah, but i'm not sure if you can make the right ones
[09:10] <joh6nn> i know enough about grub to get by
[09:10] <matthew_w> joh6nn; I just want to see it so I know what partitions to set lol
[09:10] <joh6nn> but i'm by no means an expert
[09:10] <absent> w00t i got the photoshop working
[09:10] <Whistler> !realplayer
[09:10] <ubotu> somebody said realplayer was http://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[09:11] <Stricklin> I'm looking for a decent IDE for writing PHP. Suggestions?
[09:12] <Korio> I have installed CrossOver Office and I cant figure out how to open it it didnt create a shortcut
[09:12] <joh6nn> Stricklin: i don't know of any, but i wouldn't see much benefit to one either
[09:12] <matthew_w> joh6nn; what does the hd0,0 signify?
[09:12] <KinkoBlast> Korio: Don't bother, use OO.o
[09:12] <Whistler> boot sector
[09:12] <Stricklin> joh6nn, you just use a text editor?
[09:12] <Korio> KinkoBlast: well you use it for other stuff as well
[09:13] <Korio> KinkoBlast: I just want to know how to open it
[09:13] <qt2> I was wondering... i've heard about all sorts of horror stories with ATI cards and linux... if they were my only two options, would you reccmoend upgrading to a ATI Radeon 9200 or staying with a Geforce 4 MX 440?
[09:13] <joh6nn> Stricklin: yes.  Kate does pretty much everything i need
[09:13] <Korio> qt2: funny i have a geforce mx 440, i switched it with my radeon 9800 pro for linux lol
[09:14] <eSPete> how do i restart gnome without allso restarting X?
[09:14] <joh6nn> matthew_w: like Whistler said, it's the sector you'd like to boot.  hd0 is the first hdd on the system, and ,0 is the first partition
[09:14] <anto9us> eSPete, logout and back in
[09:14] <qt2> Korio, so you're saying it'd be better to keep the geforce?
[09:14] <AMDXP> I am loving my Ubuntu system
[09:14] <Whistler> AMDXP and you should
[09:14] <FunnyLookinHat> What is the command to format a drive ext3?
[09:14] <stefan_> is there somewhere manual how to use gdesklets?
[09:15] <Whistler> everyone here does
[09:15] <Whistler> :_
[09:15] <eSPete> anto9us, i only men the panels
[09:15] <salutis> hello. how do i run program, for example gnome-terminal at specified virtual desktop?
[09:15] <salutis> FunnyLookinHat, mkfs.ext3
[09:15] <anto9us> eSPete, killall gnome-panel
[09:15] <Korio> qt2: well I only barrowd that card from a friend but no, i wouldnt spend money on it
[09:15] <Korio> qt2: what do you do in linux that needs such a good card?
[09:15] <Stricklin> joh6nn, well, if nothing else, I suppose I'll have to learn the language and syntax ;)
[09:16] <joh6nn> Stricklin: www.php.net  is an extremely useful guide
[09:16] <qt2> Korio, games via wine.
[09:16] <joh6nn> i've only been working with php for about 6-8 months, and i'd consider myself fluent
[09:16] <qt2> Korio, and i'd be getting the card for free so... :|
[09:16] <matthew_w> joh6nn; I tried it with recovery mode - and I got "cannot open root device hda1 or unknown-block(0,0)      Please append a correct root= boot option
[09:16] <joh6nn> if you've ever done any other programming before, you don't really need an IDE; you just need php.net
[09:16] <DJ_Mirage> joh6nn, cool ;)
[09:16] <DJ_Mirage> ive been working 3 years with php ;)
[09:16] <Korio> qt2: well humm i donnu 9200 is outdated as well so
[09:16] <qt2> Korio, i was just wondering weather i should try switching out the geforce or not.
[09:17] <DJ_Mirage> and consider myself quite pro ;)
[09:17] <joh6nn> DJ_Mirage: would you agree that you really don't need any special tools, then>?
[09:17] <Korio> qt2: well shure if its free then go for it
[09:17] <qt2> Korio, it's not that outdated... not nearly as much as the geforce is. o.O;
[09:17] <limaunion> hi, how can I make my eth0 be eth1 and my eth1 be eth0 ? for some strange reason I'm not having the same behavior after upgrading to Breezy
[09:17] <Korio> qt2: tru dat '.'
[09:17] <joh6nn> matthew_w: like i said, you're gonna have to figure out what your partition layout is
[09:17] <joh6nn> i don't know how to tell you to do that
[09:17] <KinkoBlast> My video card sucks.
[09:17] <matthew_w> heh
[09:17] <DJ_Mirage> joh6nn, its nice to have completion of functions with a parameter list, and syntaxhighlighting, but other then that yes :p
[09:17] <DJ_Mirage> its just nice ;)
[09:17] <Korio> Does anybody now how to launch CXoffice?
[09:17] <qt2> Korio, i was just wondering how horrible installing an ati card is, and what the problems are...
[09:17] <KinkoBlast> (it's an ATI 3d Rage Pro, and it's soldered on to the motherboard)
[09:18] <joh6nn> DJ_Mirage: Kate can do that; you just have to download the php syntax highlighting file
[09:18] <matthew_w> well
[09:18] <Nei> is there a console package manager that works with ubuntu?
[09:18] <Korio> qt2: Well its not that hard lol.... but nvidia is way easier. There is a tutorial for Ati drivers on ubuntuforums.org
[09:18] <salutis> Nei, dpkg
[09:18] <matthew_w> joh6nn; I partitioned it and... the first partition on that hard disk is root, the second is swap, as far as I know
[09:18] <Nei> salutis, I was more thinking of a frontent like synaptic
[09:18] <salutis> Nei, aptitude
[09:18] <DJ_Mirage> joh6nn, does it autocomplete functions and classes which you wrote yourself, like Zend studio does ? I have yet to find another php editor that does that
[09:18] <anto9us> Nei, aptitude
[09:18] <Sanne> Stricklin: I also like Kate very much. You might also try Bluefish, a text editor mainly for html/css, but also for php, that comes with a php reference in a sidebar. Might help if you're just starting out.
[09:18] <salutis> Nei, aptitude
[09:18] <Nei> I guess aptitude it is then, thanks
[09:18] <qt2> Korio, ah, well, i've heard stuff about drivers causing lockups the like.
[09:19] <bmk789> is it possible to play WMA files in ubuntu?
[09:19] <joh6nn> matthew_w: the only thing i can think of is to move the drive into another machine, make it the only connected drive in that machine, boot with a livecd, and use something like parted to look and see what the actual partition layout is
[09:19] <felipe_> no
[09:19] <salutis> how do i run program (for example gnome-terminal) at specified virtual desktop?
[09:19] <joh6nn> DJ_Mirage: no, it doesn't
[09:19] <qt2> Korio, however, considering the performance jump, i'm probably going to give it a shot.
[09:19] <joh6nn> but that's also not a function that i really need
[09:19] <Korio> qt2: not shure about that i didnt use it for long
[09:19] <joh6nn> though, in that case, Stricklin, it sounds like whatever DJ_Mirage is using would be what you were asking for
[09:19] <DJ_Mirage> joh6nn, too bad  =(
[09:20] <jas_> What is the filetype when you are trying to mount a .cue instead of a .iso?
[09:20] <DJ_Mirage> joh6nn, Zend studio is multiplatform as well, but not free
[09:20] <joh6nn> yeah, i figured: i was pretty sure Zend was commercial
[09:20] <DJ_Mirage> that function i described is really handy
[09:20] <joh6nn> oh well.  if the software is good enough, it's worth the price
[09:20] <ProN00b> what is the PIPE signal for ?
[09:20] <Korio> Hey does anyone know how to LAUNCH Crossover wine?
[09:20] <DJ_Mirage> i have written about 30 classes in 4 months, and it sure came in handy
[09:21] <DJ_Mirage> hell if you comment using PHPDoc standards, it even shows that above it ;)
[09:21] <Stricklin> What about a text editor that retrieves from, and saves to, a remote site using FTP or something? That's all I really hope for.
[09:21] <pickett_> .bin
[09:21] <joh6nn> Korio: in a terminal, type "sudo updatedb"
[09:21] <DJ_Mirage> Stricklin, Zend studio ;)
[09:21] <ProN00b> what is the PIPE signal for ?
[09:21] <joh6nn> then, when that's done, type "locate crossover | grep bin"
[09:21] <Korio> joh6nn: I have done that but i yet dont know wich file to open :(
[09:21] <DJ_Mirage> and under windows HTML-Kit (free) and Dreamweaver
[09:21] <jas_> What is the filetype when you are trying to mount a .cue instead of a .iso?
[09:21] <joh6nn> Korio: whichever one is listed in /usr/bin
[09:22] <Korio> joh6nn: i dont think its listed therer
[09:22] <fanopnaic> jas_: what?
[09:22] <Agrajag> jas_: you can't do that
[09:22] <Sanne> Stricklin: I heard good things about Quanta, haven't used it myself, though
[09:22] <joh6nn> Korio:  type "locate crossover | grep bin"
[09:22] <karate-man> hello.. is there anyone Portuguese that can give me support for DSL Connection in Ubuntu?
[09:22] <Nei> how does one manage /etc/alternatives ?
[09:22] <DJ_Mirage> Stricklin, I just read about Quanta+ doing that
[09:22] <jas_> So there is only support for iso9660?
[09:22] <matthew_w> joh6nn; using the tools taht come with the command line in GRUB I found    hd(0,0) is filesystem ext2fs and is the largest partition on the hard drive, then (hd0,1) is a slightly smaller one in a solaris filesystem (which is swap, afaik)
[09:22] <Agrajag> yes
[09:22] <DJ_Mirage> if one of you guys is dutch, many webdev programs here: http://www.breekpunt.nl/artikel.asp?id=1829
[09:22] <KinkoBlast> Is there a good replacement for Dreamweaver and Frontpage?
[09:22] <pramz> anyone tried out the e17 packages ?
[09:22] <fanopnaic> jas_: using bchunk to convert bin/cue -> iso, and mounting that will work.
[09:23] <Agrajag> there are drive emulation program s for linux but I don't know how well they work, you'd have to look yourself
[09:23] <DJ_Mirage> KinkoBlast, id definatly go for Quanta or if you have 99$ for Zend studio
[09:23] <pramz> KinkoBlast, you want to do WYSIWYG editing ?
[09:23] <jas_> fanopnaic bchunk?
[09:23] <jas_> fanopnaic: bchunk?
[09:23] <pramz> KinkoBlast, try nvu
[09:23] <fanopnaic> yes, bchunk.
[09:23] <DJ_Mirage> or try NVu
[09:23] <trex_dk> hey.. just have a very noobish question.. how do i start a root terminal - i've deleted the shortcut by acciednt :P... i cant find a way to start it now, only the gnome-terminal...
[09:23] <KinkoBlast> pramz: No, I wnt the split view of Dreamweaver mostly
[09:23] <pramz> i personally use vim for php editing :-)
[09:23] <Sanne> KinkoBlast: better to learn writing html and css
[09:23] <pramz> ahh i would say nvu then
[09:24] <Korio> joh6nn: /cxoffice/bin  thats all that exists of it
[09:24] <anto9us> trex_dk, open gnome-terminal and type sudo su
[09:24] <KinkoBlast> Sanne: I like Dreamweaver's split view. I write source and doublecheck it in one windows.
[09:24] <Agrajag> anto9us: sudo -s
[09:24] <joh6nn> matthew_w: yeah, i was already pretty sure that (hd0,0) was right
[09:25] <joh6nn> but you need to know what device it's on, too
[09:25] <joh6nn> so that you can set root= properly
[09:25] <trex_dk> anto9us, im well aware of su and sudo, but i find it very annoying to write that every time i need a root terminal
[09:25] <colen> is it possible to access a windows drive from in linux?
[09:25] <Sanne> KinkoBlast: ah, ok. I don't know any graphical editor, but pramz said nvu, maybe try that.
[09:25] <felipe_> I'm having some trouble with the pppoeconf, could anyone give me a hando?
[09:25] <makkk> has anyone had problems with the Update Manager doing nothing?
[09:25] <colen> it is telling me that it is a read only filesystem, so I tried to change the permissions and it just says "Read only file system"
[09:25] <joh6nn> trex_dk: root's disabled in ubuntu by default
[09:25] <joh6nn> you have to add the root user manually if you're going to do that
[09:25] <budluva> colen, mount -o loop -t ntfx /dev/HDX /mountpoint
[09:25] <joh6nn> which is frowned upon
[09:26] <budluva> colen, ntfs i mean
[09:26] <anto9us> Agrajag, curious, why not sudo su?
[09:26] <trex_dk> yea, but i have always had a shortcut that started a root terminal
[09:26] <budluva> colen, HDX being your windows partition, and mountpoint being an existing directory where you want it mounted
[09:26] <joh6nn> Korio: what's listed in /cxoffice/bin ?
[09:26] <Agrajag> anto9us: well sudo -s opens a real login shell, su by itself keeps the user's environment which may or may not be what's needed
[09:26] <budluva> ok
[09:26] <colen> thank you budluva, i'll give it a try
[09:26] <budluva> k
[09:26] <Agrajag> trex_dk: just make another one that run "gksudo gnome-terminal"
[09:26] <joh6nn> trex_dk: yeah, i know, i've got a root user on my box, too.  i'm just passing the savings.. er, info, on to you
[09:27] <joh6nn> ; D
[09:27] <anto9us> Agrajag, thanks, useful to know
[09:27] <pramz> heh i finally figured out how to setup powernowd
[09:28] <budluva> sup
[09:28] <Doonz> notta
[09:28] <Doonz> joink the pink channel
[09:28] <budluva> aight
[09:28] <trex_dk> Agrajag: thx, that's just what i was searching for :D
[09:28] <Agrajag> no problem
[09:28] <joh6nn> anyone know why i'm having problems with apt-get?  it's like all my Hoary sources are gone
[09:29] <Korio> Hey does anyone know how to LAUNCH cxCrossover?
[09:29] <bharath> breezy on an hp nc6220 laptop. Almost everything worked out of the box. But, how do I activate wireless led which lights up if the wireless card is transmitting?
[09:29] <Serenity> Hello
[09:29] <Stricklin> http://charlesstricklin.com/2005/10/29/santa-may-i-have-a-decent-php-editor/
[09:29] <hybrid_goth> Korio: check /etc/apt/sources.list?
[09:29] <Serenity> Complete and utter n00b here.
[09:29] <joh6nn> Korio: what's listed in /cxoffice/bin ?
[09:29] <Serenity> I have a probably very silly question
[09:29] <Korio> hybrid_goth: why would i want to do that? lol
[09:30] <hybrid_goth> Serenity: just ask
[09:30] <hybrid_goth> Korio: make sure they *are* still there
[09:30] <joh6nn> Korio: i think hybrid got the two of us confused. ; D
[09:30] <Korio> joh6nn: all the program files of it but i cant find the launcher
[09:30] <Serenity> How do I install stuff? "make" doesn't work.
[09:30] <Korio> hybrid_goth: you misunderstood
[09:30] <colen> budluva, it says my mount point does not exist
[09:30] <Korio> joh6nn: lol yea
[09:30] <hybrid_goth> heh
[09:30] <hybrid_goth> yea
[09:30] <Agrajag> Serenity: What are you trying to install?
[09:30] <joh6nn> hybrid_goth: been there, done that
[09:30] <hybrid_goth> joh6nn: have you checked it also?
[09:30] <hybrid_goth> lol
[09:30] <bluefrog-10> colen, u need to create one
[09:30] <budluva> colen, you didnt read what i said then :P
[09:30] <hybrid_goth> joh6nn: nothing useful?
[09:30] <Serenity> many things. Ultimately, I'm trying to install gnomad
[09:30] <joh6nn> not really
[09:31] <Serenity> but I need to install librarys first.
[09:31] <budluva> budluva colen, HDX being your windows partition, and mountpoint being an existing directory where you want it mounted
[09:31] <colen> I did, and I belive I did make a mount point
[09:31] <budluva> existing directory
[09:31] <budluva> :P
[09:31] <matthew_w> there's no way to boot w/out a root partition, eh, makes sense
[09:31] <Agrajag> Serenity: Yoou're not using apt?
[09:31] <lucy> ciao
[09:31] <joh6nn> a few of them are 404-ing on me, but for the most part, they still seem to be valid urls, all hosting packages
[09:31] <Serenity> apt?
[09:31] <colen> the directroy does exist.
[09:31] <lucy> hi
[09:31] <Agrajag> wow, you don't know about it?
[09:31] <Agrajag> ok
[09:31] <colen> why would it not be seing it thouhg?
[09:31] <tekmerc> breezy on an hp nc6220 laptop. Almost everything worked out of the box. But, how do I activate wireless led which lights up if the wireless card is transmitting?
[09:31] <anto9us> Serenity, take a look in synaptic or apt-cache search gnomad
[09:31] <Serenity> as I said, I am a n00b
[09:32] <Agrajag> Serenity: System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager
[09:32] <Korio> joh6nn: where where we?
[09:32] <Agrajag> Use that to install pretty much anything
[09:32] <ProN00b> why doesn't apt-get install * work ?
[09:32] <Agrajag> gnomad2 is the package name
[09:32] <hybrid_goth> ProN00b: lmao
[09:32] <linuxgeek2> Hey! any cool packages to install
[09:32] <linuxgeek2> ?
[09:32] <Korio> linuxgeek2: you should know if you have that name lol
[09:32] <anto9us> linuxgeek2, yes, thousands
[09:32] <joh6nn> Korio: pm me the actual listing of what's in the directory, and i'll see if i can tell you which one is the launcher
[09:32] <linuxgeek2> lol
[09:32] <linuxgeek2> anto9us, like ?
[09:33] <Korio> joh6nn: im not registred atm and im at irssi dont know how to PM...
[09:33] <Agrajag> Serenity: you'll want to enable extra repositories
[09:33] <linuxgeek2> I am just using ubuntu from 2 days
[09:33] <pramz> hmmmm
[09:33] <ProN00b> linuxgeek2, there is beep-media-player and stremtuner, which make a pretty good internet radio package together
[09:33] <hybrid_goth> Korio: /query
[09:33] <joh6nn> bah
[09:33] <pramz> upgrade to mysql5 or use pgsql 8.0.x ?
[09:33] <darkiz> helo
[09:33] <Korio> hybrid_goth: im not registred with nickserv..
[09:33] <linuxgeek2> oh ProN00b
[09:33] <pramz> decisions decisions decisions
[09:33] <Korio> hybrid_goth: therefore i cant pm got it?
[09:33] <arianit> does Breezy support clear type fonts by default?
[09:33] <hybrid_goth> ProN00b: is stremtuner CLI?
[09:33] <colen> what am I doing wrong?   mount -o loop -t ntfs /dev/hda1 /hd_w              the dir. hd_w is there, but its saying its not
[09:33] <ProN00b> cli ?
[09:33] <Serenity> OK. I tried to install gnomad but it says unresolvable dependencys...
[09:33] <anto9us> linuxgeek2, I like postgresql and zope
[09:33] <agilman> hi, I've been wondering if ubuntu has any 'apt-get upgrade' problems, like knoppix ?
[09:33] <hybrid_goth> Korio: you said you didnt know how to though
[09:34] <hybrid_goth> Korio: /msg nickserv IDENTIFY <pass>
[09:34] <matthew_w> What is error 11: unrecognized device string?
[09:34] <Korio> hybrid_goth: stop nanny me please
[09:34] <Agrajag> Serenity: you have universe and multiverse repos enabled?
[09:34] <Agrajag> Serenity: settings > repositories
[09:34] <Serenity> no multiverse...how?
[09:34] <Serenity> thnx.
[09:34] <Agrajag> click on add, then check the non-free (multiverse) box
[09:35] <Agrajag> it should update your apt cache and then you should be good
[09:35] <arianit> does Breezy support clear type fonts by default?
[09:36] <elvstone> grr. my brother just bought a new CD by Depeche Mode.. it is "Copy Controlled" (some Sony DRM shiat) and can't be played in his portable CD.. anyone know of a program that can rip "Copy Controlled" CDs for Linux?
[09:36] <Agrajag> so, let us know if that works
[09:36] <Agrajag> elvstone: that depends on how the copy protection works
[09:37] <Agrajag> Have you tried the standard tools?
[09:37] <elvstone> Agrajag: hrm. okay. i thought it would be the same for all CDs saying "Copy Controlled" on them (and there's a little logo for it too). hm.
[09:37] <pramz> heh
[09:37] <Agrajag> sometimes cdparanoia can get around that stuff
[09:37] <colen> budluva:  I got it to work, and now I have a can see it on my desktop, but it still does not work correctly.  the permissions only allow root to read and excute.  when I try to change the permissions it wont allow me to do it, saysing its read only
[09:37] <elvstone> okay. i'll try. i just presumed i needed to do something else.
[09:37] <pramz> thats the only reason i dont ever buy music cds from these obnoxious record labels
[09:38] <crafteh> what package do i need to install to view .mpg files? totem player doesn't have the right codec
[09:38] <elvstone> bbl.
[09:38] <Agrajag> sometimes the copy protection is just a driver that installs itself in windows and so is wirthless in linux or mac OS X
[09:38] <electron> hi, how do I setup my ubuntu server so it caches urls I visit so they load faster?
[09:38] <pramz> i do buy imported cds which dont have the copy protection
[09:38] <matthew_w> ok hey, joh6nn;  I think I've got it!
[09:38] <Agrajag> worthless even
[09:38] <joh6nn> cool!
[09:38] <Serenity> yay, that all seems to have worked.
[09:38] <Serenity> Thanks.
[09:38] <joh6nn> matthew_w: what'd you do?
[09:38] <Agrajag> Serenity: oh cool
[09:38] <budluva> colen, you tried chown?
[09:38] <matthew_w> joh6nn; I used a win95 MBR editor boot disk to look directly at the mbr/partition tables
[09:38] <elvstone> Agrajag: hrm. okay. this seems like it's a bit more though. since it won't play on his portable player.. and it says on the CD it "might not work on some equipment".
[09:38] <joh6nn> cool
[09:38] <budluva> colen, or add your user to the disk group
[09:38] <colen> no, I am tringg chmod 777
[09:38] <colen> *trying
[09:39] <elvstone> Agrajag: anyway. i'll head over to the linux box and try cdparanoia. bbl.
[09:39] <elvstone> Agrajag: thx.
[09:39] <matthew_w> It says ... partition 0 - MBR  Partition 1- empty  partition 2 - linux ext2fs partition 3 - swap
[09:39] <Agrajag> elvstone: it's still worth a shot, what they do is put extra error crap on the disc that some CD players can't deal with
[09:39] <colen> I am not sure how to do that
[09:39] <crafteh> what codecs do I need to apt-get to play mpg?
[09:39] <joh6nn> heh
[09:39] <joh6nn> weird
[09:39] <Agrajag> but cdparanoia and similar programs can sometimes get around it with their error correction
[09:39] <matthew_w> So I guess that means it would be /dev/hda2?
[09:39] <matthew_w> or /dev/hda3 if you count the MBR
[09:39] <Agrajag> Alkso, if you're not averse to using windows, there's a program called Exact Audio Copy that may do it. Much as I hate to recommend windows here, that might do it if nothing else does.
[09:39] <joh6nn> matthew_w: no, /dev/hda2
[09:40] <bmk789> why cant i get any packages?
[09:40] <bmk789> everything i try cant be found
[09:40] <joh6nn> bmk789: are you on Hoary? i've been having the same problem recently
[09:40] <bmk789> ya
[09:40] <joh6nn> bmk789: yeah, i'm here to ask the same question
[09:41] <joh6nn> i've checked to make sure my sources.list is ok, and so far as i can tell it is
[09:41] <karate-man> hello.. is there anyone Portuguese that can give me support for DSL Connection in Ubuntu?
[09:41] <joh6nn> but it's like nothing exists anymore
[09:41] <bmk789> right
[09:41] <matthew_w> joh6nn; unfortunately, still a kernel panic
[09:41] <matthew_w> *gets shotgun*
[09:41] <joh6nn> matthew_w: what have you got it set to right now?
[09:41] <joh6nn> (hd0,0) ?
[09:42] <salutis> how do i run program (for example gnome-terminal) at specified virtual desktop?
[09:42] <pramz> oh wtf
[09:42] <pramz> i did a search on my name and some site has my age at 35
[09:42] <matthew_w> hd(0,0) and root=/dev/hda2
[09:42] <matthew_w> but
[09:42] <joh6nn> it's gotta be, (hd0,1), i think
[09:42] <matthew_w> I can try
[09:42] <joh6nn> 'cause it's not on the first partition, it's on the second
[09:43] <joh6nn> salutis: in KControl, there's a section for "Window Specific Settings" under Desktop
[09:43] <joh6nn> there, you can tell specific windows to always be on a certain desktop
[09:43] <arianit> anybody can answer this plz: does Breezy support cleartype fonts by default?
[09:43] <matthew_w> nope - cannot mount selected partition lol
[09:43] <salutis> joh6nn, i have gnome
[09:43] <joh6nn> crap
[09:44] <joh6nn> salutis: can't help you then.  sorry.  ; (
[09:44] <salutis> ah ah
[09:45] <joh6nn> matthew_w: i'm out of ideas, then
[09:46] <matthew_w> lol
[09:46] <matthew_w> me too
[09:46] <joh6nn> sorry
[09:46] <matthew_w> its ok ; you tried
[09:46] <koala_man> maybe kmail should depend on kdepim-kio-plugins, since it doesn't work without it
[09:46] <electron> hi, how do I setup my ubuntu server so it caches urls I visit so they load faster?
[09:47] <tris622ph> how do i compile a wxwidget program?
[09:47] <pupil> Anyone use dwl-g510 wireless adapter?
[09:47] <joh6nn> hopefully i've at least gotten you far enough down the right path that you'll be able to figure it out
[09:47] <pupil> Anyone use dwl-g510 wireless adapter?
[09:47] <puff> i havea 60GB internal drive and a 250GB USB drive.  What's the easiest way to back up my machine?
[09:47] <elvstone> Agrajag: it worked like a charm :) i was just being paranoid (pun intended :)
[09:48] <P00f> Hi all, shopping for a distro this morning.... does Ubuntu have anything in the Apt repository for authoring Shockwave Flash files? TIA :)
[09:48] <bluefrog-10> puff, systemrecuecd
[09:48] <bluefrog-10> puff, run partinage
[09:48] <bluefrog-10> puff, run partimage
[09:48] <P00f> ?
[09:48] <elvstone> now i can burn a copy of the CD so my little brother can actually LISTEN to the damn music on his portable player.. what a sad little world we live in *sigh*.
[09:48] <nuck> hi am using ubuntu 5.04 how do i launch the file manager with root priveleges? thanks
[09:48] <bmk789> pupil: i have a dwl-g520
[09:49] <bmk789> and its working fine
[09:49] <pupil> bmk789, I am having problems detecting my dwl-g510
[09:49] <P00f> nuck do : sudo filemanagernamehere to launch file manager as Root
[09:49] <Nei> how can I disable that stupid sound whenever I start a program from the top bar?
[09:49] <pupil> bmk789, did it load off the get go ?
[09:49] <Nei> I tried to disable it in audio settings but that has no effect
[09:49] <bmk789> pupil: come to #wlan
[09:49] <pupil> bmk789, I mean from startup
[09:50] <P00f> Meh!
[09:50] <nuck> P00f thanks
[09:51] <abdo> hello ubuntu crew, just wondering when a NTFS hard drive is mounted, is there a way of making it writable
[09:52] <Earthen> Ony one know of a how to for upgrading from another computer
[09:53] <Whistler> !psybnc
[09:53] <ubotu> Whistler: I don't know, could you explain it?
[09:53] <Whistler> is there any way to install psy bnc using apt-get?
[09:53] <Earthen> I have 2 computer running breezy and i want the second second computer to get updates that the firstone has allready downloaded is that possable
[09:54] <joh6nn> Earthen: i'm sure it is, i'm just not sure how to tell you to do it
[09:54] <socketbind> Earthen: I did that in a little hacky style, I mounted the /var/cache/apt dir on the other machine as an NFS share
[09:54] <joh6nn> yeah, that's what i was thinking
[09:54] <socketbind> Earthen: it works perfect, at least for me
[09:54] <Grant_> wouldnt apt-proxy do the same ?
[09:55] <Earthen> socketbind: that would be good
[09:55] <abdo> peace out..... ubuntu is great,,, keep up the good work, if only Adobe had its suite avalible for linux, i would of ditched windows all together, ;(. by by dudes.
[09:55] <socketbind> apt-proxy would be good too
[09:55] <P00f> nuck... you can run lots of applications like that... just type sudo in front of the program name to run it as root :)
[09:55] <arianit> does cleartype come standard with Breezy
[09:55] <Serenity> I have another silly question. I want to play Windows games under Linux. I've heard of this thing called "WinE". Will that do the job?
[09:55] <socketbind> Earthen: apt-proxy would be way better solution
[09:55] <sniffton> does anybody know if there's a replacement package for msttfcorefonts?  I used the extra fonts guide from www.ubuntuguide.org originally on a box that ran hoary but that one seems to be missing from breezy (on a fresh install).  is there something in breezy that's comparable?
[09:55] <P00f> anyone know of  a shockwave flash authoring tool?
[09:55] <joh6nn> Serenity: depends on the game
[09:56] <Agrajag> Serenity: there's a fork of wine called cedega that is designed for running games
[09:56] <Earthen> socketbind: do you know how I can setthat up
[09:56] <socketbind> Earthen: I never did it before, I can only give you directions
[09:56] <Earthen> I have a squid proxy running all ready
[09:56] <Agrajag> that costs money though, $5 a month subscription to get cedega + updates
[09:56] <socketbind> or you can build it from  source
[09:56] <Grant_> Earthen: if your using http sources in your sources.list your squid proxy should cache the files and then the other pc should just get them from the proxy and not need to redownload them
[09:58] <Earthen> Grant_: what do you mean sources.list in my proxy
[09:58] <socketbind> Grant_: apt-proxy is some sort of plugin for squid?
[09:58] <socketbind> Grant_: well I'm taking a closer look at it
[09:58] <Grant_> socketbind: its not for squid but it does allmost the same job, it just caches what has allready been downloaded
[09:58] <PMantis> What's the best way to make my own script run at bootup, and... choose when it runs?
[09:59] <socketbind> Grant_: nice stuff, I accomplished the same thing but in a noobish way :D
[09:59] <Grant_> Earthen: not on your proxy, the sources.list on the pc's, if they have sources that use http and not ftp your proxy should cache the files that have allready been downloaded, if they are ftp i dont think squid will cache it
[09:59] <brady__> is breezy going to move to the new (working) version of naim?
[09:59] <Earthen> Grant_: socketbind  just a note my squid  proxy in on another comeputer 3rd computer running gentoo
[09:59] <YeTr2> Does Ubuntu x86_64 support 32bit out of box?
[09:59] <socketbind> Earthen: well you can set up it very nicely but I dunno how would apt-proxy work on a gentoo machine :/
[10:00] <avinoam> Question- i set the language option in kde to switch languages with a key combination and it doesn't work- what should i do?
[10:00] <YeTr2> without any hoops to jump through
[10:00] <socketbind> YeTr2: you may need a 32bit chroot but I never tried it :/
[10:00] <socketbind> YeTr2: so I know very little about it
[10:00] <socketbind> anyone experienced in this matter?
[10:00] <josh43> Quick q: How do I enable mouse wheel support without haveing to run the whole X config.. like, is there something I can put into xorg.conf?
[10:01] <Earthen> socketbind: it was setup by a friend of mine that is now living a long ways away, I'm just a bigginer by his standerds
[10:01] <agilman> YeTr2, Im not sure if x86_64 version ubuntu would evne run on 32 bit systems
[10:01] <josh43> agilman, It would not
[10:01] <tris622ph> i am trying to compile a wxwidget project, how do i create a makefile and configure the compiler
[10:01] <agilman> YeTr2, but a 32 version of ubuntu will probably run on a 64 bit system
[10:01] <socketbind> Earthen: well I know nothing about gentoo but the proxy machine should be set up to cache the packages
[10:01] <YeTr2> agilman: asking if you can run 32bit apps on ubuntu 64bit
[10:02] <racookier> ok, i big trouble (old hardware)
[10:02] <socketbind> I heard you'll need a 32bit chroot, but that's just a rumor :D
[10:02] <PMantis> In Gentoo, I can run rc-update to make make an init script run on bootup. How do I do that in Ubuntu ?
[10:02] <redguy> PMantis: update-rc.d
[10:02] <Earthen> Sock yeah so is there a setting in the squid.conf that tells it to cach all downloaded file from a curtin site
[10:02] <YeTr2> socketbind: yeah... I consider chroot one of those hoops I don't want to jump though
[10:02] <racookier> I have a genius color vivid III scanner (conected to paralel port) how to make it work?}
[10:02] <PMantis> redguy, Thanks, I'll look at that. :)
[10:03] <socketbind> YeTr2: well I think there's no other way but that's only my opinion :)
[10:03] <Earthen> socketbind:  yeah so is there a setting in the squid.conf that tells it to cach all downloaded file from a curtin site
[10:03] <socketbind> Earthen: that's great Earthen :D
[10:03] <redguy> PMantis: you can read man sysvinit. AFAIR it is relevant
[10:03] <^^Woop^^> hi all
[10:03] <socketbind> Earthen: however I never tried apt-proxy
[10:03] <^^Woop^^> with wget is there a way to grab folder ? if yes how ?
[10:03] <avinoam> Question- i set the language option in kde to switch languages with a key combination and it doesn't work- what should i do?
[10:03] <Earthen> socketbind: what is great
[10:04] <Earthen> socketbind: :-/
[10:04] <socketbind> Earthen: nothing just kidding because you duplicated that msg
[10:04] <socketbind> ^^Woop^^: you mean recursively save?
[10:04] <Earthen> socketbind: yeah sorry I mistyped your name in the firt one
[10:04] <socketbind> Earthen: np
[10:05] <tarheelcoxn> howdy folks, I've got an 802.11g wireless NIC with a Ralink RT2500 chipset, and I've tried to install the driver module from the RAlink RT2500 project on sourceforge but failed
[10:05] <socketbind> Earthen: well I can't help you in gentoo :/
[10:05] <nalioth> ^^Woop^^: wget -r -np /path/to/folder
[10:05] <tarheelcoxn> can anybody give me some pointers?
[10:05] <nalioth> ^^Woop^^: try "wget --help"
[10:05] <Ryanmt> Hi everyone
[10:05] <socketbind> howdy Ryanmt
[10:05] <Korio> lol
[10:05] <Ryanmt> is anybody about to give me a little help on some dual monitor problems :)
[10:05] <nalioth> tarheelcoxn: have you been to the ra2500 wiki article?
[10:05] <Earthen> socketbind: yeah gentoo is a differant world alltogeather for me as well
[10:06] <Earthen> socketbind: but it is working at the momemt and I'm scared to tuch it! LOL
[10:06] <socketbind> Earthen: well I'm playing with the idea of trying it but I just don't have enoguh time :/
[10:06] <bmk789> bluefrog-10: could you come to #wlan please?
[10:06] <racookier> i know this is hard {I have a genius color vivid III scanner (conected to paralel port) how to make it work?}
[10:06] <YeTr2> gentoo is fairly easy
[10:06] <Earthen> socketbind: better than me I don't have the skill
[10:06] <tarheelcoxn> nalioth: maybe I didn't find it because I've been looking for _RT_ instead of _RA_
[10:07] <socketbind> Earthen: well I love fiddling around the config files and such, and I hate GUI stuff to set up something :D
[10:07] <socketbind> Earthen: so it'll be obviously my favourite distro D
[10:07] <boci^> hi
[10:07] <socketbind> Earthen: I just can't wait till it compiles
[10:07] <Earthen> socketbind: I like the idea of it! everything compiled an all, and it seems work better with the AMD 64
[10:07] <socketbind> szia boci ;)
[10:07] <boci^> Humm which package contain the glibc header files?
[10:07] <xkuseme> anybody know what command i use to transfer files from my computer via ssh to another? how do i tell it to grab files from the local computer?
[10:07] <nalioth> tarheelcoxn: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Rt2500WirelessCardsHowTo
[10:07] <socketbind> Earthen: I like it too :) Only if I had enough time...
[10:08] <boci^> socketbind: csao
[10:08] <hedonick> xkuseme: read the man pages for scp
[10:08] <Earthen> socketbind: same here
[10:08] <socketbind> boci^: mindjrt megskubizom egy pill :D
[10:08] <boci^> thnx
[10:08] <xkuseme> hedonick, oh i don't use ssh for it?
[10:08] <boci^> socketbind: most ez van: http://rafb.net/paste/results/bRB5KO92.html
[10:08] <^^Woop^^> well if i do wget -r -np http://www.xchat.org/files/source/ i just have robots.txt and index.html
[10:08] <tarheelcoxn> nalioth: owe you one
[10:08] <hedonick> xkuseme: not directly... but it's still using the ssh protocol and all
[10:08] <tarheelcoxn> nalioth++
[10:09] <xkuseme> hedonick, ok thanks
[10:09] <Earthen> socketbind: Ubuntu has been the first Linux Distro that has stuck with me after trying meny others that left me wondering how to get too meny things working
[10:09] <boci^> socketbind: glibc-dev-et akartam de az nemvolt
[10:09] <Ryanmt> Does anybody know how i can change my screen resolution, i cant use the default program now as it has an error related to XRandR, i think its something to do with my dual monitors
[10:09] <nalioth> ^^Woop^^: type wget --help
[10:09] <socketbind> boci^: asszem libc6-dev volt de nemtallom megnzem jobban
[10:09] <^^Woop^^> nalioth, i does and nothing work :(
[10:09] <pramz> has anyone tried out the unofficial e17 debs ?
[10:09] <WebLOCH> oreet
[10:09] <boci^> socketbind: tudsz adni egy olyan sourcest amiben minden bennevan?
[10:09] <WebLOCH> Any java programmers here?
[10:09] <idel> buenas
[10:10] <socketbind> boci^: nemigen mert nlam se tallom ezeket a headereket
[10:10] <boci^> WebLOCH: :)
[10:10] <boci^> ahhm
[10:10] <socketbind> WebLOCH: what's your problem? :D
[10:10] <Serenity> Thanks a lot, everyone.
[10:10] <WebLOCH> socketbind, boci^ :  i dont have a problem so much as a request, im looking for someone with a well defined ANT buildfile I can look at
[10:11] <nalioth> ^^Woop^^: type "man wget" in a terminal
[10:11] <socketbind> WebLOCH: well I'm doing compilation in a rather old fashioned way (writing Makefiles) so I can't help you with ant :)
[10:11] <^^Woop^^> nalioth, i does but it always do the same downloading index.html and robots.txt
[10:11] <^^Woop^^> nalioth, i tried almost all variable
[10:12] <WebLOCH> socketbind,  ewww.
[10:12] <boci^> WebLOCH: ant is simply
[10:12] <socketbind> WebLOCH: :D I just never looked at ant
[10:12] <boci^> http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html
[10:12] <WebLOCH> socketbind, i was jesting, each to their own, but I like ANT more
[10:12] <boci^> this is all what need to you
[10:13] <WebLOCH> boci^, I know i have read it but it isnt everything I need, for example it doesnt say anything about setting up a "run" task
[10:13] <nalioth> ^^Woop^^: what does the robots.txt say?
[10:13] <pupil> Has anyone used the dwl-g510 card in breezy,. and is it working?
[10:13] <racookier> i know this is hard {I have a genius color vivid III scanner (conected to paralel port) how to make it work?}
[10:13] <WebLOCH> boci^, which I assume I can put together myself from the information there, but I want to know if its well formed or not
[10:13] <socketbind> boci^: hmm ht boci dgljek meg ez libc6-dev volt de nemtallom :D
[10:13] <tarheelcoxn> nalioth: looks like I was doing it right... just had too old a version from sourceforge
[10:13] <tarheelcoxn> nalioth: thanks again
[10:13] <canindya> I am running hoary , is it better upgrade to breezy?
[10:13] <WebLOCH> boci^, rather than just "winging it"
[10:13] <xkuseme> hedonick, for scp, do you know how i tell it to grab it from my box. i entered my username@computername but it says it can't connect to port 22
[10:14] <JDigital> Has anyone here used Inform?
[10:14] <nalioth> canindya: are you happy with your system?
[10:14] <boci^> socketbind: olyan kene nekem, amiben minden bennevan
[10:14] <^^Woop^^> Disallow: /files/
[10:14] <boci^> de en gentoo-s voltam
[10:14] <socketbind> WebLOCH: "getting pro" in something is just a matter of time :)
[10:14] <pupil> nalioth, I can't seem to get my wireless card workin dwl-g510  any ideas , ?
[10:14] <Grant_> canindya: the choice is yours, if your happy keep it as it is, if not upgrade :)
[10:14] <WebLOCH> socketbind, yeah I guess, just wanted a good grounding
[10:14] <WebLOCH> socketbind, do you use any particular java developer resources or sites?
[10:14] <WebLOCH> socketbind, or did you just buy a big boog
[10:14] <WebLOCH> book*
[10:14] <nalioth> ubotu: tell pupil about ndiswrapper
[10:14] <canindya> nalioth, yep I am but if breezy is much better then I would like to upgrade so I was asking
[10:14] <hedonick> xkuseme: I guess you don't have sshd running (the ssh deamon)
[10:14] <socketbind> erm does anybody know which package contains the glibc headers?
[10:15] <nalioth> canindya: then upgrade, you'll be fine
[10:15] <nalioth> ubotu: tell canindya about breezy
[10:15] <xkuseme> hedonick, but i am logged into the server with ssh so it should be running
[10:15] <socketbind> WebLOCH: well I'm using NetBeans and Eclipse, my favourite book on subject is Brucke Eckel's Thinking in Java
[10:15] <canindya> nalioth, thanks
[10:15] <WebLOCH> socketbind,  Ahh cool, we had to cover that but only a few chapters
[10:15] <ProN00b> Thinking in Java, lol, you could just as well think in cheese or mud...
[10:16] <ProN00b> Java is teh suxx
[10:16] <socketbind> WebLOCH: the third edition is available as a free ebook and it's a very good one, and I can assure you it is a very good one
[10:16] <WebLOCH> Java is the 133tz
[10:16] <socketbind> lolz
[10:16] <hedonick> xkuseme: if you are just running the client from your current machine it doesn't mean that it responds to ssh from the outsdie
[10:16] <WebLOCH> socketbind, do you know where i could get it ?
[10:16] <socketbind> java r00lz j00 :D
[10:16] <ProN00b> Java eats babies !
[10:16] <socketbind> nothing beats it in speed lol
[10:16] <socketbind> :D
[10:16] <WebLOCH> and j00 m0mz
[10:16] <WebLOCH> hahaha
[10:16] <WebLOCH> even i know thats not true :(
[10:16] <socketbind> itt pwnz :D
[10:16] <ProN00b> lol, java and speed
[10:16] <socketbind> :D
[10:16] <ProN00b> there must be something in my eye
[10:17] <xkuseme> hedonick, but i am not trying to use the commant from the server i am logged in, i am running it from my computer and telling it to connect to the server
[10:17] <socketbind> yeah "devilish" speed
[10:17] <WebLOCH> To be honest, you can get speedy java, it just has to be well written and run under linux/unix and not on windows haha
[10:17] <eyequeue> socketbind:  sudo apt-get install libc6-dev
[10:17] <Zeep> Hi
[10:17] <WebLOCH> devilspeed(tm)
[10:17] <ProN00b> the only thing java does fast is eating babies
[10:17] <socketbind> eyequeue: I can't find that package, in which repo is it?
[10:17] <WebLOCH> So's your face!
[10:17] <WebLOCH> haha.
[10:17] <anto9us> xkuseme, try ip address instead of computer name
[10:18] <xkuseme> anto9us, for the server? what about my box?
[10:18] <eyequeue> socketbind:  main Filename: pool/main/g/glibc/libc6-dev_2.3.2.ds1-20ubuntu13_i386.deb
[10:18] <anto9us> xkuseme, not needed
[10:18] <racookier> i know this is hard {I have a genius color vivid III scanner (conected to paralel port) how to make it work?}
[10:18] <socketbind> eyequeue: ahh there is it, strange thing I didn't find it before for some reason, thx
[10:18] <eyequeue> socketbind:  np
[10:19] <socketbind> boci^: boci valamirt nem lttam de libc6-dev amit mondtam :D
[10:19] <boci^> socketbind: ok
[10:19] <socketbind> boci^: gondolom mr feltetted:)
[10:19] <boci^> socketbind: de akkoris kene egy lista
[10:19] <socketbind> boci^: de milyen headereket szeretnl te?
[10:19] <boci^> socketbind: mert nemtudom mitol fugg a main/universe akarmi enmtommi, assetudom mik azok es szamit-e a sorrend...
[10:20] <boci^> socketbind: stdio.h :)
[10:20] <boci^> pl
[10:20] <malorye> helllo
[10:20] <socketbind> socketbind: hmm ht iz hehe nemteljesen rtem de libc6-devben biztos megtallod
[10:20] <socketbind> ehheh :DD
[10:20] <socketbind> lol
[10:20] <socketbind> boci neked rtam :D
[10:20] <nsp|SilverFox> hey all
[10:20] <redguy> boci^, socketbind: what is that language you guys are talking? hungarian?
[10:20] <malorye> moi po parler anlais
[10:20] <RockyBurt> anyone know of an online ubuntu resource for configuring a logitech quickcam webcam ?
[10:20] <Nei> help, whenever I enable "Menu key is Compose key" my ubuntu goes berserk and the themes
[10:21] <windex> if i knew what language that was i'd demand you join another channel, socketbind, boci^.
[10:21] <xkuseme> anto9us, scp -r worked
[10:21] <windex> :)
[10:21] <ph8> hey guys, KDE is just too buggy for me so I want to convert to gnome, does anyone know if there's a guide/quick and easy command to do this from Kubuntu?
[10:21] <nsp> has anyone used a linksys lne100tx with ubuntu?
[10:21] <socketbind> sorry guys :)
[10:21] <Nei> restart a few times and then nothing works anymore
[10:21] <socketbind> we'll switch to english
[10:21] <Nei> how do I fix that?
[10:21] <malorye> ?????????????????????
[10:21] <anto9us> xkuseme, great :)
[10:21] <socketbind> windex, redguy: sry we'll switch to english, and yes it's hungarian
[10:21] <hedonick> xkuseme: using ssh is good thing. :)
[10:21] <boci^> redguy: yeah
[10:21] <eyequeue> ph8:  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[10:21] <malorye> mcucygv ytv brtv v bg y
[10:21] <xkuseme> hedonick, anto9us, yeah the ftp sucked
[10:22] <redguy> socketbind, boci^: hah, knew it!
[10:22] <socketbind> boci^: well boci you get all the essential things with build-essential and libc6-dev
[10:22] <nsp> has anyone used a linksys lne100tx with ubuntu?
[10:22] <socketbind> boci^: you just install additional headers if you need it
[10:22] <socketbind> boci^: and there is no preferred order installing it
[10:22] <boci^> Can anybody tell me a a full source.list (which contain any packages)
[10:22] <socketbind> redguy: well it's one of the hardest to learn :)
[10:22] <SDFH_Linux> is mplayer plugin for firefox available yet?
[10:23] <nsp> where is the kernel located?
[10:23] <boci^> hehh
[10:23] <eyequeue> nsp:  in linux-image-*.deb
[10:23] <Neurosis> Hello
[10:23] <boci^> socketbind: Barbwire in Viasat3 :)
[10:23] <socketbind> boci^: how does barbwire get in viasat3? :D
[10:24] <nsp> eyequeue, what folder?
[10:24] <socketbind> boci^: WW2-themed reality show? :D
[10:24] <Neurosis> For some reason on my Ubuntu machine my mozilla wont display text on anything not even the webpage.  What should i do?
[10:24] <Ryanmt> how do i change refresh rates and resolution on a dual monitor setup?
[10:24] <`ph8> hey guys
[10:24] <eyequeue> nsp:  what do you mean "folder"?
[10:24] <boci^> socketbind: :)))
[10:24] <oli__> is there alternatives usplash ?
[10:24] <socketbind> boci^: I can't watch so I don't know what do you mean :D
[10:24] <`ph8> KDE is just too buggy for me and i'm wanting to convert to ubuntu/gnome from my kubuntu install - is there an easy cmd or can someone link me too a howto? ;)
[10:24] <nsp> eyequeue, isn't it located in a folder i.e. /usr/src/linux?
[10:24] <eyequeue> nsp:  the kernel is in main
[10:25] <nsp> ok
[10:25] <bozel> hi
[10:25] <eyequeue> nsp:  look unser /boot
[10:25] <socketbind> howdy bozel
[10:25] <eyequeue> nsp: unDer
[10:25] <odat> hi veryone
[10:25] <Neurosis> hi
[10:25] <redguy> nsp: ahh, you meant a directory... the kernel is in /boot
[10:25] <bozel> sorry that i ask it again, but how i can install java...bin
[10:25] <bozel> ?
[10:25] <odat> hey the room gimp seems to be dead
[10:25] <odat> anyone have any experience with it
[10:25] <socketbind> bozel: install j2sdk or make your own package with java-package
[10:25] <Neurosis> For some reason on my Ubuntu machine my mozilla wont display text on anything not even the webpage.  What should i do?
[10:25] <odat> i just need to know how to deselect stuff after is been selected
[10:26] <boci^> socketbind: :DDDD lol
[10:26] <bozel> hi socketbind :)
[10:26] <`ph8> Neurosis: Any proxies you should be going through?
[10:26] <eyequeue> nsp: you want *sources*?  sudo apt-get install linux-image-`uname -r`
[10:26] <redguy> !tell bozel about java
[10:26] <Neurosis> router no proxy
[10:26] <socketbind> bozel: if you want a fresh one (1.5) you build your own package with java-package
[10:26] <Ryanmt> does anybody know how i can change refresh rates and resolution on a dual monitor setup?? :(
[10:26] <socketbind> boci^: what's so funny boci? :D
[10:26] <fanopnaic> Suggestion for a bearable .ps viewer? evince is broken, gv is pretty ugly
[10:26] <boci^> socketbind: you know :)
[10:26] <Stormx2> ActiveX in mozilla/wine'd IE, is it possible?
[10:26] <eyequeue> nsp: you want *sources*?  correction: sudo apt-get install linux-source-`uname -r`
[10:27] <bozel> java-package?
[10:27] <bozel> do you mean jpgk?
[10:27] <socketbind> make-jpkg
[10:27] <bozel> jpkg
[10:27] <bozel> ok
[10:27] <odat> ??????
[10:27] <socketbind> Stormx2: only crossover supports that afaik
[10:27] <boci^> pleas somebody give mo full sources.list?
[10:27] <bozel> i'll try
[10:27] <boci^> please...
[10:27] <Belutz> i have 2 nic cards on a PC, eth0 and eth1, I already enable connection sharing for eth0 with firestarter, now how do i enable connection sharing for eth0?
[10:27] <ReleaseX> when i try logging in i get an error that my session on lyasted less than 10 seconds (** (gnome-session: 6853): WARNING **: unable to read ICE authority file) is the error
[10:27] <Belutz> ubotu tell boci^ about sources
[10:27] <Stormx2> socketbind: Ack. notjing in wine?
[10:28] <socketbind> Stormx2: afaik wine can't do that sry
[10:28] <socketbind> Stormx2: but it works nicely in crossover
[10:28] <vbgunz> anyone here know of any performance tweaks for Ubuntu? I found 1
[10:28] <arianit> anybody nows if Breezy supports clear type (true type) fonts by default
[10:28] <Stormx2> socketbind: crossover costs?
[10:28] <boci^> ohh
[10:28] <boci^> Belutz: thnx
[10:28] <Ryanmt> does anybody know how i can change refresh rates and resolution on a dual monitor setup??
[10:28] <B_166-er-x> ReleaseX i had this problem ; to be able to log in, load a Console terminal, and remove the ICE file with the path the error give you
[10:28] <Belutz> boci^, you're welcome
[10:28] <vbgunz> anyone know of any settings to tweak that will improve overall performance? Even a little bit will go a long way...
[10:28] <kent> arianit, do you meen uses it by default or supports? becaus even hoary did support it right?
[10:28] <socketbind> boci^: there is a application installer thingy in the Applications menu, there you can add additional packages
[10:28] <B_166-er-x> rm /path/file
[10:29] <eyequeue> Belutz:  define?
[10:29] <B_166-er-x> ReleaseX then it should work
[10:29] <socketbind> Stormx2: well check the developer's pages, codeweavers.com
[10:29] <arianit> kent, no does it use it by default
[10:29] <socketbind> Stormx2: the 5.0 version is a pretty good one, worth the money
[10:29] <vbgunz> arianit: If you mean Ubuntu antialiasing fonts on screen for both CRT and LED monitors I believe the answer is yes
[10:29] <B_166-er-x> ReleaseX i found this problem to happen when i used with or not, k3b with SUDO
[10:29] <kent> arianit, that i dont know.. :(
[10:30] <Belutz> eyequeue, i want to enable connection sharing using 2 nic cards, i already enable connection sharing for eth1, how do i enable connection sharing for eth0?
[10:30] <socketbind> Stormx2: $39.95 a personal license :/
[10:30] <eyequeue> Belutz:  define "connection sharing"?
[10:30] <Parallax> any luck with pocketpc and evolution ?
[10:30] <eyequeue> Belutz:  bridging?
[10:30] <arianit> I'm not sure if antialiasing fonts are, I know you could set up Hoary to support clear type
[10:30] <vbgunz> 628 people and know one know if any tweaks to boost performance on Ubuntu? I know one of ya have to know something... a setting somewhere?
[10:31] <Belutz> eyequeue, yup, it called bridging :)
[10:31] <eyequeue> Belutz:  there's a strangely named option in the menu, about wizardry or something.  tried that yet?
[10:32] <Belutz> eyequeue, in what menu?
[10:32] <socketbind> boci^: did you managed to make everything work?
[10:32] <eyequeue> Belutz:  firestarter
[10:32] <WebLOCH> socketbind, id advise you stay away from the new netbeans until you have some ANT experience
[10:33] <socketbind> WebLOCH: well I used to write everything to emacs :D so I don't have any soft "spot" for any of the IDE's :D
[10:33] <Belutz> eyequeue, yes i tried that, but for connection sharing in firestarter i can only select 1 nic card
[10:33] <eyequeue> Belutz:  firestarter > Firewall, the top item
[10:33] <WebLOCH> socketbind, you should get one dude, programming is more about the efficient use of an IDE these days
[10:33] <vbgunz> I am currently going to try out powertweak... anyone know of this app?
[10:34] <racookier> i know this is hard {I have a genius color vivid III scanner (conected to paralel port) how to make it work?}
[10:34] <anto9us> vbgunz, see http://www.gnome.org/learn/admin-guide/latest/ch09s02.html
[10:34] <socketbind> WebLOCH: well I programmed a whole mailserver for fun in emacs :D but I dunno where I left the code from the latest HD crash
[10:34] <eyequeue> Belutz:  after i choose eth1 there's something on what you're asking about in the next screen
[10:34] <WebLOCH> socketbind, im not saying you cant dude, just talking about the industry
[10:34] <Recyclable> hello chaps
[10:34] <budluva> im tryin to install this nvidia driver...NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-7174-pkg1.run  how do i remove the current nvidia driver and start fresh?
[10:34] <Recyclable> i'm writing from windows, as my ubuntu is screwed
[10:34] <socketbind> WebLOCH: I'm wouldn't say I'm experienced I'm just coding for fun
[10:35] <Belutz> eyequeue, i have eth0, eth1 and eth2, eth2 is connected to internet, i already enable internet connection sharing for eth1, and now i want to enable eth0 for internet connection sharing too
[10:35] <Breaks> could someone remind me on how to check my hdd space information please? :)
[10:35] <socketbind> WebLOCH: never did a serious job in java, I'm learning JSP and Servlets by now
[10:35] <vbgunz> anto9us: nice find!
[10:35] <budluva> breaks, df -h
[10:35] <Belutz> Breaks, df -h
[10:35] <Recyclable> i started it up one day, logged in, only to find it make a rasping sound halfway through the chimes, and lock up :/
[10:35] <bozel> wow, today its working without any problems :))
[10:35] <Recyclable> still happening
[10:35] <Recyclable> some kind of solution?
[10:35] <Breaks> thats the one!
[10:35] <Breaks> thanks guys
[10:35] <budluva> np
[10:35] <crafteh> anyone know where I can find the mp3 decoding algorithm?
[10:36] <socketbind> WebLOCH: well I should take it more serious, getting familiar with some sort of IDE
[10:36] <Parallax> probably on the LAME web
[10:36] <socketbind> WebLOCH: because at us are dozens of java jobs :)
[10:36] <bluefrog-10> !mp3
[10:36] <ubotu> mp3 is, like, a non-free format. Restricted formats' installation instructions can be found on the RestrictedFormats page of the wiki - http://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats - click away:)
[10:36] <anto9us> vbgunz, yeah, had read it before, was in my history
[10:36] <WebLOCH> socketbind, haha, id love a real job
[10:37] <loko_> wenas
[10:37] <socketbind> WebLOCH: well if learning would not take all my time (I'm a student) I would look for some serious job I surely would find some
[10:37] <vbgunz> anto9us: thank you... in Configuration editor all I found regarding performance was: Apps > Metacity > general > CHECK: Reduced Resources...
[10:38] <vbgunz> anto9us: I am giving that page a read now...
[10:38] <WebLOCH> socketbind, same here buddy, last year of my degree, what you studying ?
[10:38] <Ryanmt> "the x server does not support the XRandR extension." <-- what does that mean..how do i change a monitors resolution, can somebody help pllease :(
[10:38] <claude> Hi, does anyone know how could I have always all windows of all desktop in my taskbar in gnome ?
[10:38] <ams_> Whats a good fpt program
[10:38] <yohan> what do you guys use when you want to use tvout?
[10:38] <Seveas> !tell Ryanmt about resolution
[10:38] <Seveas> claude, not
[10:38] <ams_> Whats a good FTP** program
[10:38] <Seveas> yohan, a TV ;)
[10:38] <yohan> Seveas: very funny :)
[10:38] <Seveas> ams_, gftp or the places -> connect to server menu
[10:39] <claude> Seveas: You don't know any way to do it ?
[10:39] <yohan> should i use a program or configure something somewhere?
[10:39] <socketbind> WebLOCH: well I haven't choosen my degree yet, it's hard to explain our school system sry :D I'm just too young, I don't learn for a degree you know what I mean :D
[10:39] <Recyclable> :/ pc a splode
[10:39] <Seveas> claude, correct
[10:39] <Belutz> eyequeue, do have a solution?
[10:39] <claude> Seveas: I just want it like kde multiple desktop management :S
[10:39] <Recyclable> guys, when i try and start ubuntu, after i log in the chime rasps and ubuntu locks up, every time. help?
[10:39] <ToccyH> ey
[10:40] <ToccyH> Hey
[10:40] <Belutz> Seveas, i have eth0, eth1 and eth2, eth2 is connected to internet, i already enable internet connection sharing for eth1, and now i want to enable eth0 for internet connection sharing too, how do i do that?
[10:40] <anto9us> vbgunz, another thing you might want to do is limit number of applications open at time, check their memory usage, look for alternative applications that use less resources, examining those used in a small linux distro may give you some tips
[10:40] <claude> Belutz: configure your iptable to do some forwarding
[10:40] <Seveas> Recyclable, login in text mode (<ctrl><alt><f1> brings you there <alt><f1> brings you back) and delete .Xauthority and .ICEauthority from your homedir
[10:40] <JDigital> What opens a .dvi.gz file?
[10:40] <Seveas> clean out /tmp too
[10:40] <Belutz> claude, how do i configure iptables? what's the command?
[10:40] <ArdieM> iptables -A OUTPUT -m owner --cmd-owner CMD -j DROP <-- does this command block all internet connection made from CMD ??
[10:41] <Recyclable> thanks Seveas
[10:41] <Seveas> JDigital, gzip + xdvi (maybe evince too)
[10:41] <WebLOCH> socketbind, no problem dude, just wondered if you were studying to graduate level or otherwise
[10:41] <JDigital> thanks