Also, sebsebseb's spamming isn't offtopic. Please be aware of your surroundings before typing such nonsense.
[00:04] <Sidewinder1> e370>Not to worry; anything written to exploit winbloze won't function in linux. :-)
[00:04] <trism> Sidewinder1: I dunno some malware runs pretty well in wine
[00:04] <e370> :D
[00:04] <bazhang> KushedVapors, you mean libglade2-0
[00:05] <Sidewinder1> Wouldn't touch wine...:-)
[00:05] <Fascination> trism: I just checked winefile, and I cannot see the drive that vista, and the rest of my hard drive is partitioned to.
[00:05] <whatnow> mrwes: Doesn't ffmpeg just work?
[00:05] <SeaPhor> !wine
[00:05] <trism> Fascination: try adding the path to the mount in winecfg as a drive letter
[00:05] <wily> does anyone know a good ftp file uploading site i can use to upload a driver and then download through wget?
[00:05] <e370> windblows sucks, it eats my pc resources up so much, i used to get 100% cpu load most of the day
[00:05] <mrwes> whatnow, yah I have the full version, unrestricted installed
[00:05] <KushedVapors> bazhang: no libglade0
[00:05] <Sidewinder1> trism>Guess some folks do though, I stand corrected.
[00:05] <mrwes> I actually compiled it myself
[00:06] <Mike_lifeguard> Brasero is giving me coasters for both CDs and DVDs (logs at http://p.defau.lt/?3BVdrPNQ_dSAx_DU3CzR8g and http://p.defau.lt/?zgi_GgEfQIpBEATxrr1IeQ respectively) - anyone know what would cause burning to fail in 100% of cases with an "unknown error"?
[00:06] <KushedVapors> bazhang: need it to make my canon i250 printer to work
[00:06] <mrwes> Mike_lifeguard, use K3b and be done with it
[00:07] <Sidewinder1> mrwes>How did you make the eyes in your Os?
[00:07] <bazhang> KushedVapors, where do you see libglade0 ? its not in hardy, intrepid or jaunty that I can see
[00:08] <Sidewinder1> mrwes>Special font or somethin'?
[00:08] <KushedVapors> bazhang: yea ikno
[00:08] <whatnow> mrwes: I didn't find a script yet that's easier than running ffmpeg manually... what's the problem, what doesn't it do?
[00:08] <mrwes> Sidewinder1, uh?
[00:08] <mrwes> whatnow, well I'm actually trying to decide if mencoder or ffmep is better
[00:08] <Sidewinder1> mrwes>Your upper case Os have a "dot" in the middle.
[00:09] <SeaPhor> bazhang, libglade0 was in dapper
[00:09] <whatnow> mrwes: that changes all the time, I guess. With every update.
[00:09] <bazhang> SeaPhor, thanks KushedVapors see above
[00:09] <mrwes> O
[00:09] <Sidewinder1> 0
[00:09] <mrwes> Sidewinder1, not on this end brutha
[00:10] <Sidewinder1> Wow mine did, now yours doesn't???
[00:10] <Sidewinder1> 0
[00:10] <e370> whats the maxiumum hard drive space used when installing ubuntu, my netbooks sdd is 8gb
[00:10] <KushedVapors> bazhang: yea tryin to follow this guide:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=145142
[00:10] <Sidewinder1> Duh, it's a zero; ain't I stupid?!!!
[00:11] <KushedVapors> bazhang:  should i force the install
[00:11] <davidscott> Hi everybody. how can i change the color of foreground in irc?
[00:11] <davidscott> with a command!
[00:11] <Aethelred> davidscott: I guess that would depend on what client you use.
[00:11] <thiebaude> e370, you dont mean min hard disk space?
[00:11] <davidscott> konversation
[00:12] <thiebaude> minimun
[00:12] <Aethelred> davidscott: I use irssi. Sorry I can't help you  :)_
[00:12] <e370> no i mean maximum
[00:12] <thiebaude> oh,ok
[00:12] <e370> to have almost everything from the netbook ubuntu installed
[00:13] <davidscott> ok. it's not possible to use a command? like "color" propriety or other?
[00:13] <whatnow> What, colors can be changed? w
[00:14] <Flannel> davidscott: I'm sure there is.  You might try asking in #kubuntu, they'll be more familiar with Konversation
[00:15] <KushedVapors> bazhang: soooo?
[00:15] <azaz3ll> Hi someone knows about aide? i have a problem when i run the process... first i run: sudo aide -i and averything is ok, but when i try to check it it says aide.db it could't open the file...
[00:17] <z3r0> is there a program for plc control and programing for linux>
[00:17] <ubuntu> im trying to install ubuntu on laptop but the partitioner doesn't give option to install side by side with vista. 40gb hdd 9.4gb free. Any ideas?
[00:18] <pvvni> ubuntu: what c
[00:18] <pvvni> *v
[00:18] <ubuntu> 9.04
[00:18] <ubuntu> i installed alongside windows fine the other day
[00:18] <lovre> how can i play ASX stream in linux? I tried opening it with Amarok, but it doesnt play. Neither with Audacious....
[00:18] <ubuntu> *xp
[00:19] <Wawel_> lovre: vlc?
[00:19] <sebsebseb> ubuntu: the guided install should be able to reize  the Windows partition for space for Ubuntu, plus there are better ways to partition
[00:19] <ubuntu> sebsebseb: this is what i assumed
[00:20] <lovre> Wawel_: let me try....
[00:20] <ubuntu> as that was an option when i installed on another computer
[00:20] <sebsebseb> ubuntu: upload a screenshot  of   system > administration > partition editor, and i'll take a look
[00:21] <omgd> Here i got it http://www.bombshock.com/forumsarchive/drugs/how%20to%20make%20meth.html
[00:21] <djanatyn> Is it possible to run the ubuntu live cd and install to a USB drive using a regular install? (not the usb program)
[00:21] <omgd> Oh shit
[00:21] <sebsebseb> ubuntu: By the  way, why do you want to dual boot with Windows?
[00:21] <omgd> Soory
[00:22] <sebsebseb> !language | omgd
[00:22] <omgd> Sorry man
[00:22] <lovre> can someone please try and play this stream, maybe its not only my comp that cant play it: http://www.radiomaria.org/media/croatia-hq.asx
[00:22] <sebsebseb> omgd: I wasn't offended, but still
[00:22] <lovre> Wawel_: can you please try to play the stream?
[00:22] <sebsebseb> omgd: the bot trigger
[00:23] <ubuntu> sebsebseb: gfs computer, she wants to keep windows
[00:23] <omgd> Lol
[00:23] <omgd> Sorry but the link was for a diff
[00:23] <Wawel_> ok
[00:23] <omgd> Place
[00:23] <fccf> !lol | omgd
[00:23] <ubuntu> http://imagebin.ca/view/uBz23Z.html
[00:23] <omgd> Its atutorial how to make crystAl meth
[00:23] <Wawel_> hmm
[00:23] <SeaPhor> ubuntu, i can help...
[00:24] <mrwes> OMG is now considered annoying?
[00:24] <cornet> gah
[00:24]  * cornet puts the stupid bot on ignore
[00:24] <mrwes> so I take it WTF is out too?
[00:24] <sebsebseb> ubuntu: I see, well with enough RAM, she can probably virtual machine it for what she wants to do inside Ubuntu,   plus there are probably alternatives
[00:24] <Mike_lifeguard> cornet: it's not the bot, it is the stupid people who don't know how to use it *appropriately*
[00:24] <w000t> where do I find the release info of the latest ubuntu release.
[00:24] <sebsebseb> !language |  mrwes
[00:24] <mackjr> has anyone here successfully installed blueman?
[00:24] <sebsebseb> !notes | wonderbear
[00:24] <sebsebseb> !notes |  w000t
[00:24] <mrwes> w000t, from a terminal type lsb_release -a
[00:24] <sebsebseb> wonderbear: sorry did that to wrong person
[00:24] <Mike_lifeguard> sebsebseb: dude, take a pill
[00:24] <ubuntu> sebsebseb: why can't it dual boot?
[00:25] <sebsebseb> Mike_lifeguard: off topic!
[00:25] <w000t> mrwes: I am on OS X, thinking to switch to LInux
[00:25] <mrwes> ohh... sorry I read that wrong
[00:25] <mrwes> heh
[00:25] <Techie> ubuntu: cant you use the install inside of windows feature on the ubuntu install cd?
[00:25] <ubuntu> sebsebseb: i've said ubuntu is worth it because its faster...
[00:25] <ubuntu> SeaPhor: you can help?
[00:25] <SeaPhor> ubuntu, yes
[00:25] <geekaia> es
[00:25] <crazyguy510> Anyone have success using Totem Movie Player?
[00:25] <geekaia> Yes
[00:25] <geekaia> use Ubuntu
[00:25] <geekaia> is a greate Linux Distro
[00:26] <Techie> w000t- what mac are you using?
[00:26] <sebsebseb> ubuntu: 9.10  has Ext4 by default, and  Ext4 is rather fast to bootup and shutdown and  the disk check
[00:26] <w000t> Techie:  Hackintosh
[00:26] <ubuntu> Techie: Using LiveCD now
[00:26] <mikobuntu> i personally downgraded to 8.10 after having so many errors withb pulse-jack modules,....so hopefully 9.10 has these issues sorted?
[00:26] <crazyguy510> I can't seem to get totem to work correctly anyone have sugestions
[00:26] <Dyinglight12> i need help with my defragmentor
[00:26] <ubuntu> Techie: but partitioner didn't give option to share hdd between both OSs
[00:26] <SeaPhor> ubuntu, http://www.wood-bee-co.com/woodbeeco/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=57&Itemid=52
[00:26] <six> any idea why my bios wouldnt load my ipod which is on disk mode? i am tryiing to boot from it
[00:26] <mrwes> w000t, get Live CD, burn it, and give it test drive
[00:27] <Techie> ubuntu: insert the livecd while booted in windows
[00:27] <asmm> do you guys reccomend ubuntu or ubuntu remix for a old laptop?
[00:27] <bazhang> http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Canon-i250 KushedVapors
[00:27] <asmm> i like the gui of the remix but i dont want my apps installable to be limited
[00:27] <mikobuntu> crrazyguy510 , have you run totem from the terminal?
[00:27] <ubuntu> Techie: different installation process?
[00:27] <mrwes> asmm, probably Xbuntu
[00:27] <trism> asmm: I'm using ubuntu with icewm in a really old laptop and it works pretty well
[00:27] <mrwes> asmm, what's the specs?
[00:27] <Techie> ubuntu: yes, it installs inside the windows partition
[00:27] <asmm> mrwes: its not that old, 2gb ram and 64-bit AMD
[00:27] <asmm> 1.9ghz
[00:28] <mrwes> asmm, ahh...well you said OLD
[00:28] <KushedVapors> bazhang: already tried that and didnt work
[00:28] <asmm> amd turion..
[00:28] <asmm> mrwes: well 2005'ish is old :)
[00:28] <trism> asmm: ahh that's not really old, this laptop is a PIII with 64MB of ram hehe
[00:28] <mrwes> asmm, not to Linux :)
[00:28] <asmm> mrwes: im thinking of the remix version even if i can handle regular ubuntu
[00:28] <asmm> that gui is sexy :) :)
[00:28] <thiebaude> trism, and i have a 9yr old computer
[00:28] <ubuntu> Techie: ok will it allow dual boot? or is it vm
[00:28] <mrwes> asmm, never ran the remix version, what is it?
[00:29] <Techie> asmm- my powerboook G4 is old, that is new
[00:29] <asmm> mrwes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Netbook_Remix
[00:29] <Techie> ubuntu: yes it allows for dual boot and is probably the safest way to do it as it loads a grub entry into the windows boot.ini
[00:29] <ubuntu> Techie: ok thanks wil do now
[00:29] <mrwes> asmm, isn't that designed for netbooks?
[00:30] <xOrphenochx> anyone having an issue creating lvm partitions in karmic?
[00:30] <asmm> yeah it is..
[00:30] <asmm> im gonna just instal lregular ubuntu
[00:30] <asmm> can i dual boot xp?
[00:30] <Bluey> asmm - yes you can dual boot xp
[00:30] <asmm> if so, how do i do so if i setup ubuntu first?
[00:30] <asmm> on a formatted hdd
[00:30] <asmm> err
[00:31] <asmm> how will i install xp if i install ubuntu first
[00:31] <Bluey> asmm you install windows first
[00:31] <asmm> do i have to partition?
[00:31] <asmm> oh
[00:31] <FloodBot1> asmm: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:31] <asmm> okay.
[00:31] <mrwes> asmm, you'll have to reinstall grub if you install Ubuntu before Windows XP
[00:31] <Bluey> windows will grab the boot manager and your hosed -
[00:31] <Bluey> yes
[00:31] <mrwes> kakab00m
[00:31] <asmm> and when ubuntu installs how do i make sure it doesnt format the whole drive?
[00:31] <asmm> do i have to make a partition for ubuntu?
[00:31] <asmm> because i dont like partitions ^^
[00:32] <asmm> i always run out of space lol
[00:32] <thiebaude> asmm, yes
[00:32] <scunizi> asmm: use guided partitioning or manual partitioning..
[00:32] <asmm> true
[00:32] <fez> asmm: no, see wubi
[00:32] <namuch> can anyone tell me how to fix a problem with hal not installing with a policykit error "symbol not found: kit_getpwnam"?
[00:32] <mrwes> asmm, my son you have some reading to do: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/
[00:32] <asmm> i guess i cant have a NTFS and EXT3 on the same drive
[00:32] <diogo_79> hi guys
[00:32] <scunizi> asmm: sure.. just on different partitions
[00:32] <mrwes> hey diogo_79
[00:32] <asmm> yes i meant the same partition
[00:32] <asmm> .
[00:32] <kchapman> @asmm, yeah, you can... I'm doin it as we speak! :D
[00:32] <Bluey> asmm -- I dunno about ext3 but I have ntfs and resier on the same drive
[00:32] <diogo_79> anyone knows how to configured a gadmin openvpn client??
[00:32] <kchapman> What, no.
[00:32] <thiebaude> !partition
[00:32] <kchapman> not on the same partition...
[00:33] <fez> you can also install ubuntu directly onto an NTFS partition
[00:33] <Bluey> no diff partitions
[00:33] <scunizi> Bluey: on the same partition?
 you can also install ubuntu directly onto an NTFS partition
[00:33] <asmm> id like to do so
[00:33] <Bluey> scun - no different partitions
[00:33] <fez> 18:32 < fez> asmm: no, see wubi
[00:33] <gizmobay> can someone tell me how to shut off the dkms nvidia install that it trys to do on every boot?
[00:33] <gizmobay> I had to manually install the nvidia drivers
[00:33] <Gnea> fez: ORLY?
[00:34] <kchapman> Hey, Sorry. :P I know I asked this a couple hours ago, but I had to leave the kbd and was not able to save the response. Here goes: I just installed my system on an ext4 FS, what can I do to prolong my SSDs life? I don't have any swap, and I've already set my cache / temporary folders to point to /dev/shm . Are there any mount options I can use to keep ext4's ssd munching default behaviour at bay?
[00:34] <asmm> thank you fez.
[00:34] <fez> !wubi
[00:34] <asmm> fez i assume it will ask to dual boot on startup?
[00:34] <scunizi> gizmobay: did you uninstall the ubuntu supplied nvidia bits prior to manually installing the newer nvidia driver?
[00:34] <asmm> i mean * os selection
[00:34] <fez> asmm, I have no tried it, read their web page
[00:34] <rww> I note that Wubi installs into a file. So the ext3 goodness is all inside a file, not mixed in with the NTFS filesystem proper.
[00:34] <gizmobay> I thought I did
[00:35] <asmm> i think it runs as an application and not dual boots fez
[00:35] <asmm> does anyone know?
[00:35] <Gnea> kchapman: install more ram
[00:35] <scunizi> gizmobay: because dkms is usually beneficial.. what exactly is happening.
[00:35] <fez> asmm, I doubt that
[00:35] <fez> asmm, although the installer is windows based I believe it runs without an emulation layer
[00:35] <asmm> ih nm fez - You keep Windows as it is, Wubi only adds an extra option to boot into Ubuntu.
[00:35] <diogo_79> anyone knows how to configured a gadmin openvpn client??
[00:35] <JanC> wubi runs as an application, the resulting install runs as a dual boot
[00:36] <gizmobay> It attempts to install 173 something
[00:36] <fruitloops> I have working 3g internet on my Ubuntu 8.04 - I want to share this connection on my lan. How do I do that (I've looked up ipmasq, and tried finding docs, I've even found a ubuntu how-to: no)
[00:36] <phanbt> hi guys  what's better than wireshark? and tcpdump? that doesn't have a buffer
[00:36] <gizmobay> I upgraded to kernel 2.6.30 so I downloaded directly from nvidia
[00:36] <sebsebseb> JanC: not a proper one with real partitions and that,  plus wubi can  go werid on people
[00:36] <rww> asmm: It doesn't run as an application. It puts an entry into the Windows bootloader pointing to a program that reads from the filesystem-in-a-file and boots from it.
[00:36] <fruitloops> phaero, ncat?
[00:36] <fruitloops> netcat
[00:36] <scunizi> gizmobay: uninstall dkms and then look in synaptic for nvidia bits that might still be installed..
[00:36] <rww> so it's like dualbooting, only you're running from a file inside a partition, instead of a partition.
[00:36] <JanC> sebsebseb: it's not weirder than a live-CD
[00:36] <Gnea> fez, asmm: wubi installs as an application, which uses hard drive space on the ntfs partition as a virtual drive, which it is able to bootstrap into via ntloader
[00:37] <sebsebseb> asmm: Wubi can also  go wrong on people, to the extent, where they can't  boot up Ubuntu or Windows
[00:37] <fruitloops> How can I share my ubuntu's 3d connection on my lan
[00:37] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, 2 days ago someone came in here with big problems with wubi
[00:37] <asmm> im sure wubi will be fine for me.
[00:37] <asmm> thank you.
[00:37] <JanC> if you want to run ubuntu as an application that's also possible BTW
[00:37] <asmm> if it crashes my windows i dont really care
[00:37] <asmm> i dont have any data on my lappie :)
[00:37] <kchapman> I can't install more ram, because it's built in. But that's aside from the point: I'm trying to find out how to disable certain features of ext4 that have tradeoffs with writing/rewriting which wears out an ssd
[00:37] <Gnea> asmm: fairly unlikely
[00:37] <Achilles`> OK.. this is strange... first I get the error :
[00:37] <Achilles`> GConf Error: Failed to contact configuration server; and now I am not able to start a terminal!
[00:38] <sebsebseb> asmm:   also  you don't get a real proper file system  with  Wubi,  you do with real partitining,   oh  and  Ext4 is worth it, with  a proper kernel and all that, got to wait for 9.10 for that,  altough it's optional for 9.04,  just a bit  hmm, because of the kernel they have and that
[00:38] <Achilles`> using Ubuntu 9.04
[00:38] <sebsebseb> asmm: yeah 10 seconds or so boot up :)  and  really quick shut down, and  disk checking
[00:38] <Defcon> #remote-exploit
[00:38] <Gnea> kchapman: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1178209
[00:39] <Achilles`> Any ideas why this is happening/
[00:39] <sebsebseb> asmm: ,but  if  you want  try 9.04 in Wubi,  and then I hope  you put 9.10 on for real with proper partitions
[00:39] <kchapman> Thankthee, Gnea! :D
[00:39] <sd32> is anyone else experiencing fullscreen flash crash in firefox and is there any way to fix it?
[00:39] <Gnea> sebsebseb: the filesystem is proper in wubi.
[00:39] <sebsebseb> Gnea: Ext2 isn't it?
[00:39] <Gnea> sebsebseb: uhm, what? ext3 and ext4 are ext2, you know
[00:40] <JanC> I guess you can use whatever filesystem you want in Wubi
[00:40] <sebsebseb> Gnea: Ext4 is better than the previous ones :)   as long as a distro has a proper kernel for it and all that
[00:40] <nono> fat32
[00:40] <rww> Gnea: ext3 is backwards compatible with ext2. ext4 isn't necessarily backwards compatible with either.
[00:40] <gizmobay> thanks, I'll give it a try
[00:40] <nono> ;)
[00:40] <gizmobay> I'm going to reboot
[00:40] <Gnea> rww: oh? ok.
[00:40] <racha> i need dock for ubuntu with minimize and maximize effects anyone can help me ?
[00:40] <fruitloops> I want to share ppp0 to eth0 and have my machine act as a gateway (even without DHCP, it is fine) so ipmasq and dnsmaq? how?
[00:40] <rww> anyway, I think Wubi uses ext3. It's been a while, though.
[00:40] <asmm> does wubi install a dynamically expanding virtual disk?
[00:40] <sebsebseb> Gnea: actsaully even in 9.04 it's pretty good,  it's just people might get issues
[00:40] <Gnea> sebsebseb: so ext3 is ext2, but ext4 is ext4 - but, ext4 has to be tuned for SSD's, it seems... that's kind of cool
[00:40] <SeaPhor> UMMM why would anyone recommend wubi?
[00:41] <racha> Gnea: U are here now ?
[00:41] <KushedVapors> cuz it sucks?
[00:41] <Gnea> sebsebseb: that's what the tunign is for
[00:41] <Gnea> racha: yes?
[00:41] <Flannel> SeaPhor: Because there's some good reasons for using it
[00:41] <Gnea> racha: where did we leave off?
[00:41] <racha> Gnea: u get anything what can help me about my Sound Card ?
[00:41] <sebsebseb> Gnea: tuned for  SSD's ??? meaning?
[00:41] <sd32> cant believe ephipany is more stable then firefox..sad
[00:41] <Gnea> sebsebseb: see the url i pasted to kchapman
[00:41] <sebsebseb> Flannel: such as?
[00:41] <JanC> Gnea: you can make ext3 (almost?) as "SSD-friendly" as ext4 if you use the appropriate mount options
[00:42] <Gnea> JanC: probably
[00:42] <Flannel> sebsebseb: Not needing to repartition?  I *know* I've been over this with you in the past.
[00:42] <JanC> it's just mostly the writeback delay & stuff like that  :P
[00:42] <racha> Gnea: Anyway i need Something to make my port on sound card like on Windows
[00:42] <sebsebseb> Flannel: maybe
[00:42] <racha> Gnea: http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/7892/windowsvu.jpg
[00:42] <Gnea> racha: oh yeah - did you try pulseaudio yet?
[00:42] <racha> Gnea: where can i get that ?
[00:42] <SeaPhor> Flannel, i have tried and tried and cannot find one thing useful for it except to further complicate transitioning windows users to linux
[00:42] <fruitloops> Is it possible to share your ppp0 internet connection with your eth0 connection and setup your machine as a firewall ?
[00:43] <sebsebseb> Flannel: ,but laods of people recommend against Wubi still, with  good reasons
[00:43] <thiebaude> wubi isn't even supported by canonical
[00:43] <Flannel> SeaPhor: It's easy to install and doesn't require them to do anything scary.
[00:43] <Flannel> sebsebseb: That's fine, this channel does not.
[00:43] <racha> Gnea: i can find just "PulseAudio Device Chooser" on Add/Remove App.
[00:43] <Gnea> racha: it should be on the system already - it's an application layer that interacts with your soundcard drivers to provide support when it doesn't exist, sometimes
[00:43] <SeaPhor> but temporary
[00:43] <JanC> fruitloops: what's ppp0 & what's eth0 ?
[00:43] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: it used to be unoffical, but then as of I think it's 9.04 it becomes  offical
[00:43] <sebsebseb> Flannel: yeah I know this channal is also for supporting Wubi
[00:44] <Timothy_> eth0 = your first network card
[00:44] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: 9.04,  no I think 8.04 actsaully
[00:44] <racha> Gnea: And how to start it ? or what i need ?:S
[00:44] <Timothy_> ppp0 is usually modem or sums
[00:44] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, someone told me that yesterday
[00:44] <Timothy_> vpn
[00:44] <shabui> wee
[00:44] <sd32> <removing firefox....now
[00:44] <gorgut> hey, folks. I'm trying to install pyxfce and the configure script keeps erroring out with libxfce4mcs-client-1.0 missing. I don't see this anywhere in the jaunty repos. Ideas?
[00:45] <fruitloops> JanC, I am curious about your question. I was just thinking about it. And wondering why you asked it
[00:45] <fez> fruitloops: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=91370 is what 2 seconds of google searching told me
[00:45] <fruitloops> JanC - do you not know, or are you trying to make a point that these names could mean anything?
[00:45] <Flannel> thiebaude: Universe isn't supported by Canonical either.  Wubi is on the Desktop CD, which is more endorsement than universe.
[00:45] <Gnea> !pulseaudio | racha
[00:45] <JanC> fruitloops: because those can be about anything, and you don't say what you mean by "share" either
[00:45] <Gnea> racha: check that URL, it'll tell you all about it
[00:45] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, when i uninstalled wubi before i had to do more than delete that from windows
[00:46] <fruitloops> fez, two seconds of reading the backlog could show you I pasted the same link
[00:46] <Defcon> #remote-exploit
[00:46] <racha> Gnea: i installed >PulseAudio Device Chooser
[00:46] <racha> PulseAudio, previously known as Polypaudio, is a sound server for POSIX and WIN32 systems. It is a drop in replacement for the ESD sound server with much better latency, mixing/re-sampling quality and overall architecture.
[00:46] <thiebaude> Flannel, ok
[00:46] <Guest57958> nickname
[00:46] <fruitloops> JanC, please define every word you used in that sentence. It took humans 20 years to decide to use conventions in naming, and when I rely on their conventions, you decide to disregard them to be difficult?
[00:47] <Guest57958> how do i change my nick name
[00:47] <sebsebseb> Guest57958:   /knick newname
[00:47] <fccf> Guest57958: thats /nick newname
[00:47] <fruitloops> So when someone says eth0 - take the conventional meaning of it
[00:48] <Defcon> ok i think it worked
[00:48] <racha> Gnea: i installed it what next ?
[00:48] <Flannel> !ics | fruitloops
[00:48] <Guest3556> it went back to guest lol
[00:48] <newser> how can I change the screen resolution? I am using an external monitor, but the resolution is not being detected properly. What can I do so that it autodetects the screen resolution?
[00:48] <fruitloops> Thanks Flannel .
[00:48] <JanC> Guest3556: you can't use someone else's nick...
[00:49] <shpond> hey
[00:49] <sd32> !firefox
[00:49] <newser> I tried to change it in Display preferences, but I only get two options, and both are generic resolutions
[00:49] <Gnea> racha: now you should test it out
[00:49] <sd32> !firefox-3.5
[00:49] <sebsebseb> I  wonder if there are actsually truely  any  valid reasons for  Wubi  being better than real partitioning at times,  other than people not  being able to install Ubuntu in other ways for whatever reason
[00:49] <fruitloops> I facepalmed so hard when I looked at the TOC for ipmasq's docs. About, purpose, history, resources, design issues, naming schemes, rules, assumptions, oddball networks... NOT ONE 'How to' title or a user oriented, task based actual using the application doc
[00:49] <egaudet> Does anyone have any experience PXE booting windows xp from ubuntu?
[00:50] <racha> Gnea: and how , btw. i told u i am noob for ubuntu :) this is my first day on it ?:)
[00:50] <sd32> grrr they stiill have the shrintoko thing
[00:50] <fruitloops> hands up who cares about the about, purpose, history or more resources of ipmasq?
[00:50] <newser> which command shows me the screen resolution? or how can I detect it?
[00:50] <fccf> fruitloops: actually the history of ipmasq makes for some interesting reading
[00:51] <Gnea> racha: hrm, well if it's running, it should be working already - that's why i told you that URL because it tells you how to use it
[00:51] <fruitloops> fccf, no it doesn't not when you are in docs it doesn't.
[00:51] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, it seems a safety blanket
[00:51] <fruitloops> also, fccf - first three paragraphs of internet connection sharing, in a help section, describes - ffs, get to the point.
[00:51] <fruitloops> Why the hell does nobody get to the point
[00:51] <shpond> good
[00:52] <fccf> !attitude | fruitloops see also !guidelines
[00:52] <Flannel> fruitloops: Please mind your language.
[00:52] <fruitloops> What does the writer think I am there to do? Put a link 'what is internet connection sharing' if I am unable to imagine it is sharing an internet connection
[00:52] <Gnea> fruitloops: because different people require different points.
[00:53] <fruitloops> Flannel, sorry, did I swear? Gnea , good point, luckily they invented hyperlinks though
[00:53] <Gnea> fruitloops: if you don't like the documentation, then write new documentation and submit it.
[00:53] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: A virtual machine  of Ubuntu would be like that
[00:53] <thiebaude> for sure
[00:53] <sd32> why does a install of firefox 3.5 include 3.0????????????
[00:53] <Flannel> sd32: Because when you install firefox 3.5, you're only adding 3.5, you're not removing 3.0
[00:53] <Gnea> !ff3.5
[00:54] <fruitloops> Gnea, I might
[00:54] <ceil420> configure: error: openssl DES_fcrypt() not found <=- how do i fix that?
[00:55] <sd32> Flannel, Ive already removed 3.0 and it wants to reinstall it everytime i try to install 3.5
[00:56] <panv> helloooo.. please, does anyone know how to remove a locale created by "localedef" ??
[00:56] <ceil420> sd32, install the package firefox-3.5, not just "firefox"
[00:56] <rww> sd32: because the dependencies of some Firefox related packages are set to require Firefox 3.0 instead of 3.5.
[00:57] <rww> sd32: It's annoying, but there's probably some obscure reason for it so I just install them both and ignore firefox-3.0.
[00:58] <sd32> rww, i keep getting a fullscreen flash crash in firefox and am wondering if it has anything to do with it
[00:58] <sd32> ceil420, DID THAT
[00:59] <rww> sd32: shouldn't be. firefox-3.0 and firefox-3.5 don't interfere with each other
[00:59] <racha> Gnea: i dont knowe how to use it :S
[00:59] <sd32> ceil420, sorry caps
[00:59] <ceil420> ...
[00:59] <O__o> is there a program that allows me to send message to windows?
[00:59] <fruitloops> The following directions are incomplete and should not be considered a full description of what needs to be done to configure ipmasq: sudo aptitude install ipmasq
[00:59] <Gnea> racha: as long as it's running, you should be using it as long as applications are pointed to it
[01:00] <sd32> rww,ceil420, thanks
[01:00] <geekaia> !firefox-3.5
[01:00] <fruitloops> !!Yes. I got that far. Wow. Really. The docs basically consist of usefully telling you to install ipmasq. oh fail.
[01:00] <Pici> fruitloops: Please don't prefix your replies with exclamation points, it confuses ubottu
[01:00] <racha> Gnea: look now its 2:00 AM so i cant Turn on my speakers u will be here on 9:00AM or 12:00PM + ?
[01:00] <fruitloops> geekaia, change that ff35 trigger to actually put the sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5 firefox-3;5-gnome-support command into it
[01:01] <sd32> ill just stick with ephipany
[01:01] <fruitloops> Pici, make ubottu /msg invalid trigger replies to the person - it stops channel traffic
[01:01] <Gnea> racha: I make no guarantees as to what time I will be on, but other people know how to use pulseaudio
[01:01] <Gnea> racha: #pulseaudio is also a good place to ask
[01:02] <panv> helloooo.. please, does anyone know how to remove a locale created by "localedef" ??
[01:02] <mlgstudy> this is my first time on here. I have an error message that effect my internet browser, is it to ask for help here?
[01:02] <sd32> firefox in linux=fubar
[01:02] <blip-> guys I need help with mounting FAT32 partition in fstab, specifically the umask and gid options... I'm using this line but it causes me not to have permissions to the mounted partition.      /dev/sda6  /share          vfat    utf8,umask=007,gid=users 0       0
[01:02] <racha> Gnea, ok i will try to do that on 9:00 AM  cya :) and tnx for help
[01:02] <Flannel> fruitloops: Those directions are for an alternative method, what's wrong with the method listed above (the non-alternative?)
[01:02] <blip-> I can't find any proper explanation of umask and gid which are specific to ubuntu from what I've read
[01:03] <DJ-Nomad> hey all I have a updating error here is the error
[01:03] <DJ-Nomad> http://pastebay.com/53554
[01:04] <fruitloops> Flannel, I don't trust them, they say backup resolv.conf, which doesn't get edited, then you make another change to another file, and it doesn't state if this will affect the resolv file
[01:04] <fruitloops> also, what is wrong with putting an e in resolve.conf ?
[01:04] <cwillu> blip-, any guide should work, ubuntu doesn't do anything weird with umask and gid
[01:04] <DJ-Nomad> it told me to do this
[01:04] <DJ-Nomad> Use the "Broken" filter to locate it.
[01:04] <DJ-Nomad> both was not told at same time
[01:05] <jtownsend90> hey does anyone know anything about virtual box from sun?
[01:05] <fruitloops> Flannel, also I guarantee you it won't work
[01:05] <DJ-Nomad> jtownsend90,  I have heard it was very good virtual machine
[01:05] <fruitloops> Flannel, also sudo ifconfig eth1 <IP_ADDRESS> doesn't survive a restart
[01:05] <jtownsend90> lol, well for the most part it is a good vm but i need some help with usb and hdd support
[01:06] <DJ-Nomad> jtownsend90,  I have seen others advise in having to use the "addons" but it was another word
[01:06] <DJ-Nomad> jtownsend90,  I have heard to use the non ose version for better usb
[01:06] <CaPilot> Quick question, during install of the 9.04 server distro at 76% it asks for a media change any ideas on how to fix.  Since there is only 1 CD
[01:06] <jtownsend90> hmm...i guess i could give it a shot, would it be best to run linux in a vm or windows in a vm?
[01:06] <six> anyone know how to make ipod bootable?
[01:07] <blip-> I just installed 9.04... it came with with ffox 3.0 .... I installed 3.5 and uninstalled 3.  do I have to edit the firefox sym link manually  ?
[01:07] <blip-> so that I don't have to type firefox-3.5 in the term each time
[01:07] <DJ-Nomad> I would rather run linux
[01:07] <DJ-Nomad> main
[01:07] <lorenzo__> hello
[01:07] <jtownsend90> well thats what i have setup now, but at the same time a lot of my "data" is windows kernel based
[01:07] <DJ-Nomad> jtownsend90,  sorry for only having second hand info for you
[01:08] <fccf> blip-: gid=users is wrong for one ... gid=100 might be better and you might want to make it 'rw' and ... this line will help '/media/windows  vfat auto,users,uid=1000,gid=100,dmask=027,fmask=137,utf8  0  0 '
[01:08] <shiznebit_> quick question, how do i check if a usb device was identified ?
[01:08] <fccf> shiznebit_: lsusb
[01:08] <shiznebit_> ah
[01:09] <shiznebit_> how do i find new video links
[01:09] <zsquareplusc> shiznebit_: "dmesg" usually contains log messages of the drivers loaded when the device is known
[01:09] <DJ-Nomad> shiznebit_, in terminal type lsusb ,I think it lists usb devices
[01:09] <DJ-Nomad> sorry late on that lol
[01:09] <shiznebit_> say i plugged in a happaguae usb tv tuner
[01:09] <sd32> blip-, firefox 3.5  because the dependencies of some Firefox related packages are set to require Firefox 3.0 instead of 3.5.
[01:09] <DJ-Nomad> shiznebit_,  what device are you looking for?
[01:10] <shiznebit_> DJ-Nomad: ^^
[01:10] <CaPilot> anyone have any idea why the 9.04 server distro is asking for a disk change at 76%
[01:10] <jtownsend90> oh yeah on more quick question, I have an external hard drive that i used to have a linux distro on, well i reformated it in windows and added a bunch of data in it, then I want to be able to boot windows 7 from it, but when i keep it in it tries to load grub at start up and says grub error 22 is there anyway to delete grub but keep my data?
[01:10] <shiznebit_> wintv HVR 950q
[01:10] <DJ-Nomad> ahh ok
[01:10] <matrixblue> Anyone know how to create the mount point the same time you mount a filesystem? Like the way Ubuntu does it when you insert a flashdrive
[01:10] <DrachenDasien> How does one get a package from the unsupported repo updated, if not in Jaunty, then at least for Karmic? (Specifically Trac, since the version in Jaunty is not compatible with Python 2.6)
[01:11] <shiznebit_> DJ-Nomad: im not sure if it works
[01:11] <pedro> hoola
[01:11] <shiznebit_> DJ-Nomad: i installed the drivers, which i assumed should work. But tvtime says no device at /dev/video0
[01:11] <DJ-Nomad> shiznebit_,  have you googled it ,might get valuable info on if it should be seeing it or not
[01:11] <jtownsend90> matrixblue: are you talking about an iso? or a shared folder?
[01:11] <DJ-Nomad> ahh ok
[01:11] <shiznebit_> yeah iv googled it
[01:12] <matrixblue> jtownsend90, talking about a regular filesystem like a flash drive
[01:12] <shiznebit_> but too much information scattered everywhere
[01:12] <DJ-Nomad> shiznebit_, I feel you there
[01:12] <pedro> como estas
[01:12] <blip-> fccf: I don't understand why the manpage of fstab doesn't describe this stuff.   What's 'users' for ?   Also the dmask and fmask ?     thanks
[01:12] <jtownsend90> that would be similar to a virtual drive.
[01:12] <DJ-Nomad> I google trying to get my phone access to memory card and cannot get it
[01:12] <DJ-Nomad> been trying for 6 months off and on
[01:12] <zvacet>  blip- : http://paste.ubuntu.com/269482/
[01:13] <shiznebit_> wow that sucks
[01:13] <shiznebit_> ok so it detects
[01:13] <shiznebit_> it
[01:13] <matrixblue> jtownsend90, not sure about that. I just want to have mount create the directory in /media and remove it when it's umounted
[01:13] <zsquareplusc> blip-: those options should be explained in the man page of mount
[01:13] <DrachenDasien> Anyone? Getting Trac updated to a version that actually -works- with Python 2.6...?
[01:13] <shiznebit_> DJ-Nomad: Bus 001 Device 006: ID 2040:7200 Hauppauge
[01:13] <blip-> zsquareplusc: oohh :)
[01:13] <shiznebit_> but what program should i use to record off of it ?
[01:13] <DJ-Nomad> shiznebit_,  sorry if I mislead you ,I am not the one to ask
[01:14] <blip-> thanks zvacet
[01:14] <DJ-Nomad> I am relatively inexperienced
[01:14] <zvacet> blip- np
[01:14] <opell> I get the following error when trying to mount a smb windows share in jaunty "Error mounting location: Failed to mount Windows share"
[01:14] <jtownsend90> matrix: i think you are going to want to check out qemu
[01:14] <fccf> blip-: your questions answered here  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
[01:14] <DJ-Nomad> I try to knock out the easy probs if I can to free up the real men to do the real jobs lol
[01:14] <sd32> so does the firefox 3.0 dependency in 3.5 keep the 3.0 bugs in 3.5?
[01:14] <opell> Any Ideas?
[01:14] <sebsebseb> !ffd35 |  sd32
[01:14] <blip-> great.  thanks fccf and zsquareplusc
[01:14] <zsquareplusc> shiznebit_: did you check the output of "dmesg" ? the driver should write a message there when it detects your TV adapter
[01:15] <sebsebseb> !ff35 |  sd32
[01:15] <sd32> sebastien_, that doesnt answer my question
[01:15] <fccf> DJ-Nomad: reccommend you watch the channel for a while ... I have learned so much in here .. that now I help quite a bit ... B4 all you got out of me was noobile gibberish
[01:15] <steven__> How do I install Firefox from a tarball or whatever?  It looks easy, but is not cooperating
[01:15] <matrixblue> jtownsend90, I think you're misunderstanding me. I just want the mount command to create the mount point without me having to run mkdir
[01:15] <DJ-Nomad> fccf, yeah thats what I am trying to do
[01:16] <fccf> !apt | steven__
[01:16] <opell> Is there an smb logfile somewhere that can give me a reason as to why it is failing?
[01:16] <DJ-Nomad> is there a terminal command to resolve broken packages?
[01:16] <Addicts> Rookie question: im getting a new hard drive and I want to format it in ext4, is there a tool in default ubuntu to do that?
[01:16] <shiznebit_> zsquareplusc: nope nothing their
[01:16] <matrixblue> jtownsend90, when you use nautilus to mount a local filesystem it does that and deletes the mount point when it's done
[01:16] <zvacet> steven__ : http://psychocats.s465.sureserver.com/ubuntu/firefox
[01:17] <fccf> steven__:  ubuntu has it's own software repositories ... no more tarballs ... very simple ... sudo apt-get install firefox
[01:17] <sebsebseb> Addicts: ok Ext4 is  great, the fast boot up, the fast shut down, the fast disk checking, thing is in 9.04 it's not great overall, because of the kernel they have and that
[01:17] <zsquareplusc> shiznebit_: maybe you have to load the driver manually using "sudo modprobe <drivername>"
[01:17] <sebsebseb> Addicts: 9.10 will have that kind of stuff sorted out,  because it uses Ext4 by default :)
[01:17] <jtownsend90> matrix: http://www.oreillynet.com/linux/cmd/cmd.csp?path=m/mount
[01:17] <Snowyfox> does xchat-gnome support EsperNet?
[01:17] <fccf> DJ-Nomad: couple of things ... sudo apt-get -f install fixes things if it can ... more to learn www.ubuntupocketguide.com
[01:18] <IdleOne> ./j #ubuntu-lu
[01:18] <sebsebseb> Addicts: I never had any issues persoanlly with Ext4 in 9.04, but some people get for example  some kind of lock up issue when deleting big files from such a partition
[01:18] <pedro>  :o
[01:18] <shiznebit_> zsquareplusc: how do i find out the <drivername> ?
[01:18] <DJ-Nomad> fccf,  I found it its a broken package
[01:18] <matrixblue> sebsebseb, my greatest problem with 9.04 is the ATI drivers (or lack thereof)
[01:18] <DJ-Nomad> the x in notification told me to run package manager and filter broken
[01:18] <mlgstudy> Im getting a message to manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem, can someone take pitty on a newbe and help me?
[01:19] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: yeah a known issue like  the Intel graphics cards
[01:19] <Michalxo> mlgstudy, so run it :)
[01:19] <linfenix> hello
[01:19] <mlgstudy> where?
[01:19] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: ,but  one wehre people may have to look at a older version of Ubuntu
[01:19] <linfenix> somebody has use finch?
[01:19] <lstarnes> mlgstudy: in a terminal
[01:19] <zvacet> DJ-Nomad : same if you run in terminal    sudo apt-get -f install
[01:19] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: for Intel try  8.10,  for ATI try 8.04
[01:19] <sebsebseb> !ati |  matrixblue
[01:19] <Michalxo> open terminal -> alt+f2 gnome-terminal type sudo dpkg --configure -a
[01:19] <lstarnes> mlgstudy: but as sudo dpkg --configure -a
[01:19] <zsquareplusc> shiznebit_: you said you downloaded some driver? otherwise, searching the internet with your favorite search engine for the terms "xxxx:yyyy" (numbers from lsusb) + "linux" often gives hints
[01:19] <matrixblue> mlgstudy, type sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a in terminal
[01:19] <DJ-Nomad> how would I go about finding the dependancies for libgstfarsight0.10-0
[01:19] <nineclock> hiz
[01:19] <aprilhare> help!
[01:20] <nineclock> how can i rebuild the bash ?
[01:20] <woodyjlw> I have 200m video card on hp laptop. if I revert back to an older version of ubuntu will it let me install the ati drivers without giving me the finger and making fun of my hair ?? if so how far back on ubuntu versions do I go??
[01:20] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: I wonder what 9.10 will be like for ATI, but  the Intel issues are apparantly fixed
[01:20] <shiznebit_> ill try that
[01:20] <sebsebseb> !ask |  aprilhare
[01:20] <aprilhare> i just updated firefox 3.0 and got this: "ASSERT: *** Search: _installLocation: engine has no file!"
[01:20] <mlgstudy> ok, thank you Ill try
[01:20] <lstarnes> nineclock: why do you need to rebuild bash?
[01:20] <matrixblue> sebsebseb, I'm curious too
[01:20] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: all of the dependencies? What are you ultimately trying to accomplish?
[01:20] <aprilhare> sebsebseb: one moment accidentally pressed enter :)
[01:20] <linfenix> hello, someone know how can i displayed a contact group on finch?
[01:20] <DJ-Nomad> maybe mark for reinstallation and it might add the dependancies?
[01:20] <nineclock> because when i run a bash script
[01:20] <nineclock> it say me that no such file or diretorty is
[01:20] <DJ-Nomad> yeah flannel
[01:20] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: What are you trying to do?
[01:20] <lstarnes> nineclock: that does not mean that bash needs to be rebuild
[01:21] <jtownsend90> matrix: if you decide that you would like to go virtual later for a more permanent file system then check out that qemu it only takes seconds to make a virtual stoarge space/device
[01:21] <DJ-Nomad> I got some things all messed up when I unplugged during a update lol
[01:21] <zsquareplusc> nineclock: how do you run it? ./script?
[01:21] <lstarnes> nineclock: which script is it?
[01:21] <matrixblue> sebsebseb, I'm tempted to just downgrade my version of xorg manually
[01:21] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: probably not a very good idea
[01:21] <nineclock> yes ./script
[01:21] <DrachenDasien> nineclock: Probably the script came off a PC at one point. Use dos2unix on the script to fix the line endings.
[01:21] <DJ-Nomad> I need to install the dependancies for that
[01:21] <matrixblue> sebsebseb, I know
[01:21] <Dayofswords> i have a question, whats the difference between kubuntu-desktop and kde when installing them from regular ubuntu to get kde as a desktop?
[01:21] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: You've downloaded the deb? or what?
[01:21] <matrixblue> I'll wait for 9.10
[01:21] <zsquareplusc> nineclock: do you have CR+LF as line endings by accident?
[01:21] <linfenix> hello, someone know how can i displayed a contact group on finch?
[01:21] <lstarnes> Dayofswords: kubuntu-desktop installs additional things outside of kde
[01:21] <DJ-Nomad> flannel I am not sure how it got on here
[01:21] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: thing is 9.10 might not have the magical ATI fixes either hmm
[01:21] <IdleOne> DJ-Nomad: apt-cache depends package
[01:21] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: Why do you want to download the depends?  What will that accomplish?
[01:22] <lstarnes> nineclock: what is its filename?
[01:22] <Dayofswords> are they good thing?
[01:22] <lstarnes> nineclock: where is it located?
[01:22] <Michalxo> linfenix, finch = piding?
[01:22] <lstarnes> Dayofswords: most likely
[01:22] <nineclock> is in /home/otello/
[01:22] <Michalxo> linfenix, http://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/Using%20Finch
[01:22] <lstarnes> Michalxo: I think finch is the console version
[01:22] <DJ-Nomad> flannel I dunno I got a error trying to update
[01:22] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: Alright.  What error? (pastebin it)
[01:22] <DJ-Nomad> and from what I have read it is this
[01:22] <woodyjlw> I have 200m video card on hp laptop. if I revert back to an older version of ubuntu will it let me install the ati drivers without giving me the finger and making fun of my hair ?? if so how far back on ubuntu versions do I go??
[01:22] <matrixblue> sebsebseb, I'm this close to downloading a Alpha release just to find out. I seriously hope so though
[01:23] <DJ-Nomad> http://pastebay.com/53554
[01:23] <jtownsend90> i need a magical operating system damn it....PC LINUX OS!!! lol nah im just kidding but really things are complicated no matter which one you choose.
[01:23] <DJ-Nomad> theres the one I got when updating
[01:23] <matrixblue> woodyjlw, yeah. This is what me and sebsebseb  are talking about
[01:23] <linfenix> Michalxo, yeah finch its to use pidgin by console or terminal
[01:23] <woodyjlw> oh ok
[01:23] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: the alphas hmm,   unless your  a developer or  a tester who  can fix loasd of  issues them selves, I woudn't recommend the alpha, but maybe when it's beta in your case
[01:23] <nineclock> no idea for bash file no such name ?
[01:23] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: Ah.  Ok, you've recently added a PPA or something?  That's a packaging error
[01:24] <matrixblue> woodyjlw, 8.10 was working fine for me. I have the same card
[01:24] <sebsebseb> woodyjlw: interesting way to put it, and yes 8.04
[01:24] <sebsebseb> woodyjlw: 8.04 should be alright
[01:24] <lstarnes> nineclock: what is the script's filename?
[01:24] <DJ-Nomad> i recently added the pidgin ppa
[01:24] <matrixblue> sebsebseb, the only thing keeping me is ext4
[01:24] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: oh why not downgrade to 8.10 then?  it's better than 9.04 in certain ways anyway
[01:24] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: right.  One of their packages is packaged incorrectly.  You should file a bug with them (well, against their PPA)
[01:24] <linfenix> Michalxo, thanks for tha link, i see ovether its so simple
[01:24] <nineclock> you dont know this script lastarnes
[01:24] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: ah ha your like me a fan of the Ext4
[01:24] <zvacet> DJ-Nomad : try to reinstall package in synaptic that should solve dependencies
[01:24] <woodyjlw> cool , ill try 8.04 or 8.10... will updates kill it?
[01:24] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: for boot up and that
[01:25] <nineclock> and is not the point of the name of script
[01:25] <jtownsend90> im giving this vm one more chance then im switching back to *cries* vista.....i need to get school work done that only works with windows....
[01:25] <lstarnes> nineclock: I need to know its actual filename in order to diagnose what is causing the issue
[01:25] <DJ-Nomad> Flannel, I chose in package manager to reinstall,I am hoping that will satisfy the dependacies
[01:25] <matrixblue> sebsebseb, ext4 was the reasons I was a Jaunty Alpha tester
[01:25] <DJ-Nomad> zvacet,  lol thanks
[01:25] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: can your computer do sleep?
[01:25] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: will it work in Ubuntu yeah suspend
[01:25] <nineclock> name is scritp
[01:25] <nineclock> script
[01:25] <DrachenDasien> nineclock: 'dos2unix <scriptname>' should fix it.
[01:25] <fruitloops> "You need to copy a .rul from the documentation directory into the /etc config and edit the interface name" - ipmasq - there is no documentation directory, there is no /etc config and therefore no interface name. Otherwise the docs are perfect
[01:25] <zvacet> DJ-Nomad : np
[01:25] <matrixblue> sebsebseb, Haven't tried in months but no
[01:25] <_Space_Case_> Question? i just installed jaunty on new laptop Toshiba satellite L305. now when i boot the login splash only goes to the 800x600 4x3 resolution after i log in the icons in the task bar both top and bottom on the right get rearanged and some stay at the 800x600 and some move over to the edge of the screen...
[01:25] <panv> i got it
[01:25] <fruitloops> s/the docs/that sentence
[01:25] <lstarnes> nineclock: you need to make sure that the file shows up with ls and that you have the correct case
[01:25] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: there's no dependency issue there.  The problem is that a pidgin related package is trying to write to a file that another package owns, which isn't good. (thus, a packaging error)
[01:25] <zsquareplusc> nineclock: could you copy&paste the error message (use pastebin if its more than one line, see URL in topic of channel)
[01:25] <panv> it was sudo locale-gen --purge
[01:25] <panv> lol
[01:25] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: I had an idea, maybe a bit of a silly one though
[01:26] <aprilhare> This is the firefox 3.0 error I got after update: http://paste.ubuntu.com/269486/ it seems to be damaged after the requester is dismissed. websites only open is no style mode, the toolbar shortcuts don't appear normally, the firefox log is missing from the top rhs of the screen, and the home button doesn't work
[01:26] <matrixblue> sebsebseb, I'm listening
[01:26] <DJ-Nomad> when trying to reinstall that I got the same error
[01:26] <aprilhare> logo even
[01:26] <zsquareplusc> aprilhare: did you restart firefox after it was upgraded?
[01:26] <Hyper-X> hi\
[01:26] <Hyper-X> i ive got a problem
[01:26] <DJ-Nomad> http://pastebay.com/53561
[01:26] <jtownsend90> so anyone else in here have windows 7 yet?
[01:26] <Hyper-X> yeah
[01:26] <nineclock> dos2unix not work
[01:26] <dm-madman> win size 5
[01:26] <dm-madman> err
[01:27] <woodyjlw> wish I could get a good driver for 9.04 on the 200m .....will probably be long time before some one has time to get to that i bet...
[01:27] <Hyper-X> speakers not working on UNR
[01:27] <Hyper-X> its pissin me off
[01:27] <jtownsend90> i have to say other than windows 7 being more stable than vista I dont like it, they changed the G.U.I. to much
[01:27] <matrixblue> woodyjlw, me and sebsebseb are wondering if 9.10 will have it
[01:27] <sebsebseb> matrixblue: in pm this is a bit of a silly idea or is it hmm
[01:27] <Flannel> jtownsend90: Try ##windows
[01:28] <DJ-Nomad> can someone tell me how to un ppa pidgin ?
[01:28] <Flannel> jtownsend90: or #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:28] <DJ-Nomad> I only ppa's it cause yahoo wasn't connecting
[01:28] <ntemis> hello
[01:28] <zvacet> !of-topic | jtownsend90
[01:28] <matrixblue> DJ-Nomad, delete the entry from /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:28] <ntemis> need some help
[01:28] <Dayofswords> if i install kubuntu-desktop, then remove, will it be like i didnt even install it?
[01:28] <lstarnes> Dayofswords: not exactly
[01:28] <lstarnes> Dayofswords: removing that package won't remove all its dependencies
[01:28] <DJ-Nomad> matrixblue,  from terminal is how I do it ?
[01:29] <AussieGuy> how do I make update-manager run all the time in the taskbar?
[01:29] <ntemis> brasero stays on 100% done but cd spins and never says done
[01:29] <edbian> Dayofswords: It will be a lot closer if you "sudo apt-get purge" it instead of remove.
[01:29] <ntemis> burn succesfully
[01:29] <aprilhare> zsquareplusc: yes i restarted firefox
[01:29] <DJ-Nomad> or go where you said and gedit the text file ?
[01:29] <lstarnes> DJ-Nomad: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:29] <woodyjlw> i tried to with the alpha and it dosnt yet
[01:29] <matrixblue> sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:29] <Pici> !gksudo
[01:29] <aprilhare> zsquareplusc: hang on
[01:29] <matrixblue> DJ-Nomad, sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:29] <aprilhare> zsquareplusc: it seems to be working right now. don't ask me why.
[01:30] <zsquareplusc> aprilhare: maybe some bad plugin? did you try "firefox -safe-mode"?
[01:30] <Flannel> matrixblue: gksu for graphical programs
[01:30] <sebsebseb> jtownsend90: :)
[01:30] <DJ-Nomad> matrixblue,  thanks that nano scared me
[01:30] <DJ-Nomad> lol]
[01:30] <sebsebseb> jtownsend90: yeah and there isn't much you can do about that really, since closed source
[01:30] <aprilhare> zsquareplusc: no - no bad plugins
[01:31] <matrixblue> Flannel, he asked for a terminal command
[01:31] <sd32> ahh figured it out..Im just gonna run ff 3.5.3 off a folder on my desktop and not install it..works just fine
[01:31] <Ardorin> I tryed creating a boot flash drive with the alternate cd. It boots but then I get a (syslinux) prompt asking for the kernel. Something's wrong, I think.
[01:31] <Flannel> matrixblue: gksu is a terminal command
[01:31] <matrixblue> Flannel, I stand corrected then
[01:31] <steven__> It says that Firefox is the newest version and it is not. I have 3.0 and NOT 3.5. I want to get 3.5....grrrr
[01:31] <newser> which command helps me to detect the screen resolution in terminal?
[01:31] <Flannel> !ff35 | steven__
[01:32] <edbian> newser: xrandr
[01:32] <zsquareplusc> Ardorin: how did you make that bootable stick? manually or with a tool? in case of manually, did you copy the hidden files too?
[01:32] <Flannel> steven__: Updating your firefox package on 9.04 will not get you 3.5
[01:32] <lstarnes> steven__: there is an entirel separate package for that named firefox-3.5
[01:32] <lstarnes> *entirely
[01:33] <edbian> !ff3.5 | steven__
[01:33] <sd32> steven__, its a cludge
[01:33] <woodyjlw> is there a good place to download ubuntu 8.04 or 8.10 or should I look for it on a torrent site?
[01:33] <Ardorin> zsquareplusc, I did it with the usb-creator tool.
[01:33] <sebsebseb> !releases |  woodyjlw
[01:33] <matrixblue> steven__, I've found the 3.5 in the repos to be buggy. I downloaded the version from mozilla and put it in a directory in /usr/lib and changed all my shortcuts
[01:33] <Techtronic> hello , i have problems with  mysql Version: '5.0.75-0ubuntu10.2' i cant start it , error is /usr/bin/mysql_upgrade: relocation error: /usr/bin/mysql_upgrade: symbol dynstr_append_os_quoted, version libmysqlclient_15 not defined in file libmysqlclient.so.15 with link time reference ................. Please help
[01:33] <newser> what is the standard resolution 1024x*** --> ***=???
[01:33] <woodyjlw> thanks  :)
[01:33] <sebsebseb> woodyjlw: http://releases.ubuntu.com
[01:34] <lstarnes> newser: for standard or for widescreen?
[01:34] <newser> lstarnes both
[01:34] <Ardorin> zsquareplusc, I did the same using the normal cd, it boot well, but it seems my video card is not supported by the GUI install...
[01:34] <Xero> newser, normally 768
[01:34] <lstarnes> newser: 1024x768 standard
[01:34] <DJ-Nomad> http://pastebay.com/53562
[01:34] <newser> ok, so to change my screen resolution I use xrandr --size 1024x768???
[01:35] <newser> and for widescreen?
[01:35] <DJ-Nomad> there is my sources,I do not see pidgin anything in there
[01:35] <matrixblue> DJ-Nomad, run sudo apt-get update
[01:35] <DJ-Nomad> kk
[01:36] <sd32> steven__, i just downloaded ff 3.5.3 and extracted it to my desktop and ran the ff file and it works just fine and doesnt require any package manipulation
[01:36] <matrixblue> DJ-Nomad, sorry I'm catching the tail end of this but what problem are you having?
[01:36] <zsquareplusc> Ardorin: that should be fine then. however i also had bad luck with usb-creator tool back some time ago. it was not always creating bootable sticks. you could also try unetbootin
[01:37] <DJ-Nomad> matrixblue,  I upgraded and got a error of a package not haing dependacies
[01:37] <DJ-Nomad> but someone told me it was cause of the pidgin ppa I just aded to sources
[01:37] <matrixblue> DJ-Nomad, which package?
[01:37] <newser> what can I do to change my screen resolution? the Display preferences menu only shows me 640x480 and 800x600. I do not know why it is not detecting a higher screen resolution
[01:38] <lstarnes> newser: I don't think there is a 1024xX widescreen resolution
[01:38] <lstarnes> !fixres | newser
[01:38] <Keelan> hey, sebsebseb?
[01:38] <sebsebseb> Keelan: hi
[01:39] <DJ-Nomad> opening package man to find out the broken one
[01:39] <test34> ubuntu-one is broken in the alpha Ubuntu ?
[01:39] <Ardorin> zsquareplusc, Yup. You're probably, i've read some about it. Let's see if it works. Thanks in advance.
[01:40] <Keelan> sigh
[01:40] <Keelan> fccf?
[01:40] <Keelan> or sebsebseb?
[01:40] <sd32> and they did fix the fullscreen flash crash bug in 3.5...:)
[01:40] <DJ-Nomad> libgstfarsight0.10-0
[01:40] <sebsebseb> Keelan: yes what do you want?
[01:41] <sd32> *3.5.3
[01:41] <Keelan> sebsebseb: Is ubuntu's wireles in general unreliable, or just certain adapters?
[01:41] <DJ-Nomad> matrixblue, libgstfarsight0.10-0 is the broken package
[01:41] <sebsebseb> Keelan: wireless is not my area
[01:41] <sebsebseb> !wireless |  Keelan
[01:41] <Keelan> i know
[01:41] <Keelan> but i was wondering if you know
[01:41] <Keelan> you seem like an all around genius
[01:41] <matrixblue> DJ-Nomad, did you do the dpkg --reconfigure -a ?
[01:42] <Keelan> :D
[01:42] <test34> sd32, was that bug only with nvidia cards?
[01:42] <fccf> Keelan: I be here ... All around genius? IDK
[01:42] <DJ-Nomad> matrixblue,  nope but I recall it telling me to do that on one of the places that was giving me the error
[01:42] <DJ-Nomad> I will run it now
[01:42] <matrixblue> run that and try again
[01:43] <Keelan> fccf: i was talking to sebsebseb
[01:43] <Keelan> but anyway
[01:43] <steven__> There is no firefox icon when I extract it to my desktop
[01:43] <Keelan> i keep getting random disconnects, with seemingly no pretense
[01:43] <DJ-Nomad> that told me dj@dj-desktop:~$ dpkg --reconfigure -a
[01:43] <DJ-Nomad> dpkg: unknown option --reconfigure
[01:43] <Techtronic> '5.0.75-0ubuntu10.2' i cant start it , error is /usr/bin/mysql_upgrade: relocation error: /usr/bin/mysql_upgrade: symbol dynstr_append_os_quoted, version libmysqlclient_15 not defined in file libmysqlclient.so.15 with link time reference ................. Please help
[01:43] <Keelan> do you know whats wrong?
[01:44] <steven__> I am convinced that Firefox 3.5 cannot work in Ubuntu
[01:44] <matrixblue> DJ-Nomad, dkpg-reconfigure -a
[01:44] <DJ-Nomad> ff 3.5 will work
[01:44] <steven__> Extracting 3.5 to desktop leaves me NO option to run it
[01:44] <steven__> just a bunch of files I cannot use
[01:44] <e370> How do i install a netbookremix.img file onto a ssd card
[01:44] <DJ-Nomad> command not found
[01:44] <Flannel> steven__: that's because you shoudn't extract deb files, you should use dpkg to install them
[01:44] <matrixblue> steven__, run the file call firefox
[01:45] <steven__> there is no file titled that
[01:45] <steven__> no file at all
[01:45] <Flannel> steven__: What's wrong with the version in the repos?
[01:45] <steven__> People here told me to ignore it. It is buggy
[01:45] <Flannel> It shouldn't be
[01:45] <steven__> How do I use dpkg to install it?
[01:46] <DJ-Nomad> the update fails on gstreamer plugins good
[01:46] <Keelan> er
[01:46] <test34> steven__, all web browsers are buggy
[01:46] <Keelan> guys?
[01:46] <seidos> anyone know how to scroll up in screen in a terminal?
[01:46] <steven__> I'll just stay with Firefox 3.0. It seems far superior
[01:46] <cornet> seidos: shift+pgup
[01:46] <seidos> cornet: thank you
[01:47] <cornet> seidos: oh sorry in screen
[01:47] <seidos> cornet: yeah
[01:47] <cornet> seidos: hit ctrl+a then esc
[01:47] <test34> steven__, 3.5.3 seems superior to me
[01:47] <DJ-Nomad> in package manager it tells me all the dependancies for it,should I go one by one and install them ?
[01:47] <lstarnes> seidos: a regular pgup works for me
[01:47] <Gnea> steven__: sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5   what's this nonsense about extracting to desktop?
[01:47] <cornet> seidos: then use arrow keys or pgup - hit esc again to exit
[01:47] <lstarnes> DJ-Nomad: it handles that automatically
[01:47] <zenwryly> Does a xen domU need hal installed?  I'm trying to resolve a boot error concerning the console but the kbd package, but pm-utils requires it and hal in turn requires pm-utils.  Am I safe to remove them all?
[01:47] <steven__> People here were telling me ta do it
[01:47] <matrixblue> DJ-Nomad, you shouldn't have to
[01:47] <steven__> red names like u
[01:47] <lstarnes> zenwryly: I don't believe so
[01:47] <seidos> cornet: thank you, that worked
[01:47] <Pici> steven__: red names are people who say your name...
[01:47] <Pici> steven__: its called a hilight.
[01:47] <cornet> seidos: np. love screen :)
[01:48] <Gnea> steven__: pretty sure you never saw my name in red before now :)
[01:48] <DJ-Nomad> updating fails cause pidgin is trying to overwrite something in gsteamer
[01:48] <Keelan> im sure this is going to sound extremely dumb, but my windows brain kicked in and i used the windows key+r to open run, but instead i got some weird zoomy effect
[01:48] <steven__> There...now it works
[01:48] <Keelan> how do i undo it?
[01:48] <Gnea> Keelan: key+r again?
[01:48] <zenwryly> lstarnes: as in you don't believe it's safe to remove them?  Or as in you don't believe a domU needs hal?  Sorry for the confusing phrasing of my initial question.  :)
[01:49] <lstarnes> zenwryly: as in I don't believe that a domU needs hal
[01:49] <zenwryly> lstarnes: thanks!
[01:49] <lstarnes> zenwryly: I haven't personally used xen, but I don't recall seeing anything about hal being required in the documentation for xen
[01:50] <zenwryly> lstarnes: well my concern is that removing it will break something in ubuntu
[01:50] <Keelan> omg
[01:50] <zenwryly> lstarnes: in the ubuntu guest that is
[01:50] <Keelan> this disconnection thing is starting to get annoying
[01:50] <lstarnes> zenwryly: in that case you may want to keep it
[01:50] <lstarnes> zenwryly: but the individual domUs don't need hal installed within them
[01:51] <zenwryly> lstarnes: right, but what all does ubuntu use it for?
[01:51] <Keelan> anyway, anyone know how to get out of this zoom mode?
[01:51] <musikgoat> zenwryly: what virtual environment are you using?
[01:51] <lstarnes> zenwryly: hardware configuration
[01:51] <zenwryly> musikgoat: xen
[01:51] <zenwryly> lstarnes: so that seems like something a VM guess wouldn't need, no?
[01:51] <zenwryly> musikgoat: is that what you mean?
[01:52] <musikgoat> oh, i was going to suggest you make a snapshot, remove hal and if it fails miserably, recover the snapshot, does Xen have snapshot capabilities
[01:52] <musikgoat> ?
[01:52] <musikgoat> zenwryly: yes
[01:52] <lstarnes> zenwryly: if you can handle it manually, then you likely won't need it
[01:52] <zenwryly> musikgoat: ah, this is on a pretty minimal host
[01:52] <zenwryly> musikgoat: got no access to such thigns
[01:52] <DJ-Nomad> ok I found the pidgin ppa in etc/apt/sources.list.d/pidgin.ppa.list
[01:52] <musikgoat> zenwryly: oh
[01:53] <Keelan1> omg
[01:53] <DJ-Nomad> is it safe to go in and delete that
[01:53] <Royall> how do I use the Document Viewer from terminal?
[01:53] <Guest38462> I am trying to install the java JDK 6u16,  do I download the jdk-6u16-linux-i586-rpm.bin, or download jdk-6u16-linux-i586.bin?
[01:53] <musikgoat> DJ-Nomad: yes
[01:53] <Keelan1> this is sriously making me want to not use ubuntu
[01:53] <musikgoat> DJ-Nomad: if you don't want to receive the packages from that repository
[01:53] <Gnea> !java | Guest38462
[01:53] <DJ-Nomad> thanks musikgoat ,I think this will resolve the issue
[01:53] <lstarnes> Keelan1: which key combo was it?
[01:54] <musikgoat> DJ-Nomad: i'm not aware of your issue
[01:54] <Keelan1> windowskey+r
[01:54] <DJ-Nomad> thanks to the other m named guy for getting me as far as I got
[01:54] <musikgoat> DJ-Nomad: but that will remove the repository from future updates
[01:54] <lstarnes> Keelan1: are you using compiz?
[01:54] <Keelan1> i don't know
[01:54] <DJ-Nomad> I was just in the wrong place in sources
[01:54] <Keelan1> :C
[01:54] <lstarnes> Keelan1: are you using special visual effects?
[01:54] <DJ-Nomad> musikgoat, but maybe it will stop this error I have
[01:55] <musikgoat> Keelan1: windows+r sucks, why did i try that :P
[01:55] <dabukalam> is there a way to ssh -X from windows
[01:55] <dabukalam> ?
[01:55] <DJ-Nomad> if I go back to the older pidgin
[01:55] <lstarnes> dabukalam: putty supports x forwarding, but you will also need an x server such as xming
[01:55] <zsquareplusc> dabukalam: yes, using Putty + Xming
[01:55] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: Yeah, you just need to move away from the PPA packages
[01:56] <dabukalam> AAh... i see, from ubuntu i'm already on x, but windows is confused...
[01:56] <dabukalam> ok
[01:56] <DJ-Nomad> Flannel,  yeah everytime I have ppa'd I have messed up something
[01:56] <zsquareplusc> dabukalam: alternatively use the built in desktop sharing or an extra VNC server. the VNC viewer is easier to use on windows ;-)
[01:56] <DJ-Nomad> last time was with listen music player
[01:56] <namuch> hi all. i'm on ubuntu hardy server, everytime i enable mod-python, apache2 hangs with a segmentation fault when accessing anything.  how can i figure out what is causing this?
[01:56] <dabukalam> but from another linux distibution i'm fine?
[01:56] <musikgoat> Keelan1: it looks better if you windows+e but that doesn't fix allow you to escape from this "feature"
[01:57] <e370> How do i install a netbookremix.img file onto a sd card...
[01:57] <steven__> How do I remove Firefox 3.0 from my system? I cannot seem to do it
[01:57] <lstarnes> steven__: you should keep that package if you intend to upgrade ubuntu
[01:57] <ryanakca> How can I have two network interfaces on two seperate networks configured simultaneously? I have wlan0 connected to the WWW and eth0 connected to a Debian box. If eth0 is up, all traffic goes to it, even if it is destined to the WWW (thus, should be using wlan0)
[01:57] <lstarnes> steven__: in 9.10 and later it will be replaced with firefox 3.5
[01:57] <steven__> When is that coming out? I seem to recall every 6 months or something
[01:58] <lstarnes> steven__: late october
[01:58] <DJ-Nomad> steven__, I have read that you got to keep 3 so 3.5 works
[01:58] <musikgoat> steven__: end of october
[01:58] <lstarnes> steven__: 9.10 = tenth month of the 9th year after 2000
[01:58] <zsquareplusc> namuch: 1) try to enable as much logging as posssible, check teh logfiles (/var/log/apache?) 2) enable core dumps and learn about gdb :/
[01:58] <DJ-Nomad> oct 29th
[01:58] <steven__> Alright. I will keep.  Thank you guys
[01:58] <namuch> so, no quick solution then huh?
[01:58] <Guest38462> #name ghost
[01:58] <zsquareplusc> namuch: well, did you check the logfiles?
[01:59] <steven__> My Firefox icon on top still directs me to 3.0.14 and I only know how to access 3.5 from CL.  How do I replace that icon with 3.5 shortcut?
[01:59] <IdleOne> DJ-Nomad: if you were talking about Firefox-3.0 you can un-install it and it does not effect 3.5
[01:59] <lstarnes> steven__: it's labeled shiretoko in the menus
[01:59] <namuch> yeah, shows normal startup, but then as soon as i access anything, even php, it immediately begins throwing seg faults..
[01:59] <DJ-Nomad> IdleOne,  thanks I thought i read that you had to keep it
[01:59] <Astine> Is the command line for ubuntu Bash? Or does it have all the um *sh's
[01:59] <e370> ello?
[01:59] <steven__> K, thanks
[01:59] <lstarnes> Astine: bash, using ash as /bin/sh
[01:59] <namuch> that's according to the error.log
[01:59] <Flannel> Astine: It's bash by default, but you can switch, yes.
[01:59] <DJ-Nomad> maybe it was that it just would take the other away by installing
[01:59] <Pici> lstarnes: dash you mean
[01:59] <Astine> Ok thanks
[02:00] <IdleOne> steven__: right click on your FF icon and click properties, then change the icon but if you remove 3.0 you wont have the FF icon to use with 3.5
[02:00] <musikgoat> dash is default in ubuntu
[02:00] <lstarnes> Astine: the majority of linux distributions use bash as the main shell but ash or a variant such as dash is used for scripts
[02:00] <steven__> I only removed the icon for 3.0.  Will not touch it otherwise
[02:01] <Astine> But I can get along with just learning bash, correct?
[02:01] <Pici> musikgoat: /bin/sh links to dash, but the login shell is bash
[02:01] <dabukalam> how can i install 32 bit ff on ubuntu and use both the 32 bit and 64 bit simulaneously? is it just a case of force-architecture, and if so, how will i be able to differentiate between them?
[02:01] <Guest38462> If I download the the .bin file, what do I do with it?  Do I need to do a make install?
[02:01] <lstarnes> Guest38462: execute
[02:01] <lstarnes> it
[02:01] <musikgoat> Pici: interesting... and gnome-terminal uses bash?
[02:01] <lstarnes> Astine: bash supports far more than just the main features of bourn-like shells
[02:01] <Pici> musikgoat: yes.
[02:02] <ThinkRob> musikgoat, It uses whatever your shell is, yes.
[02:02] <musikgoat> thanks for the clarification
[02:02] <lstarnes> musikgoat: most interactive terminals use bash
[02:02] <sd32> it takes less clicks to open ff from a folder on the desktop then when its installed
[02:02] <Guest38462> doesn't it have to install somewhere?
[02:02] <ThinkRob> How would one go about forcing xorg.conf to be created?  (Ubuntu 9.04, x86)
[02:02] <IdleOne> steven__: you can also set FF-3.5 as default in System>Prefs>Preferred Applications
[02:02] <lstarnes> Guest38462: yes
[02:02] <[R]> does anyone know how to brdige my wlan0 onto my eth0? i dont want to turn my laptop into an AP... i want the opposite
[02:02] <lstarnes> Guest38462: executing it will take care of that
[02:03] <Guest38462> last time I tried it just opened with the archive manager
[02:03] <lstarnes> Guest38462: however, you should first try to find a version specifically for ubuntu
[02:03] <U-b-u-n-t-u> whats the best way to go from ubuntu 32 bit to 64 bit
[02:03] <lstarnes> U-b-u-n-t-u: reinstall the 64-bit version
[02:03] <IdleOne> U-b-u-n-t-u: fresh insta;;
[02:03] <IdleOne> ll*
[02:03] <steven__> Ah! That is more along the lines of what I was looking for.  Thank you!
[02:03] <jordanwb> I'm trying to get Ubuntu to send sound output to my Logitech clearchat comfort headset. Under Sound Preferences I set everything to the headset, but sound still comes out of my laptop's speakers
[02:03] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I see no way to upgrade then
[02:03] <SuperMiguel> i went to the nvidia website and downloaded the latetst driver and im getting an error saying no precompiled kernel interface was found to match your kernel
[02:04] <Guest38462> I need to get the java jdk, the latest one, is there a way to get that with synaptic or something?
[02:04] <IdleOne> !java
[02:04] <lstarnes> Guest38462: why can't you use the versions available for ubuntu?
[02:04] <SuperMiguel> !nvidia
[02:04] <IdleOne> Guest38462: sun-java6-jdk
[02:05] <Guest38462> my professor wants us to download the latest jdk6u16
[02:05] <dabukalam> how can i install 32 bit ff on ubuntu and use both the 32 bit and 64 bit simulaneously? is it just a case of force-architecture, and if so, how will i be able to differentiate between them?
[02:05] <bizkit> HELP!
[02:05] <bizkit> ok so i put in a grahpics card to test it out on my linux box
[02:05] <lstarnes> dabukalam: you will need to download mozilla's tarball and install it somewhere
[02:05] <IdleOne> Guest38462: that would be it
[02:05] <bizkit> and now that i put my old card back in its acting all sorts of fucked up
[02:05] <steven__> I cannot seem to modify it there
[02:06] <steven__> weird
[02:06] <Guest38462> so I run sudo apt-get sun-java-jdk?
[02:06] <IdleOne> Guest38462: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
[02:06] <lstarnes> Guest38462: that should work
[02:06] <buntu54> hi
[02:07] <steven__> Evolution vs. Thunderbird.  I get some opinions?
[02:07] <EmpoweredLinuxX> thunderbird
[02:07] <Guest38462> and apt-get will install jdk for me?
[02:07] <fccf> !ohmy | bizkit
[02:07] <IdleOne> steven__: in the properties for FF change the command to firefox-3.5 %u
[02:07] <edbian> Where can I get more backgrounds for open office slide shows?
[02:07] <EmpoweredLinuxX> great sync with gcal
[02:07] <steven__> Ah! Thank you! I am kinda a big noob
[02:07] <fccf> edbian: images.google.com
[02:07] <mustafa> hello
[02:08] <mustafa> i have problem with my ip address
[02:08] <e370> < also noobish
[02:08] <mustafa> clear
[02:08] <Flynsarmy> Is there a way to get compiz in 9.04 working the same way as earleir versions when you drag a widnwo tot he edge of the screen? atm when it moves to the next desktop the window will still be on the edge of the screen i dragged it to instead of the opposite side...
[02:08] <mustafa> exit
[02:08] <mustafa> quit
[02:09] <nineclock> :/
[02:09] <jordanwb> mustafa: I think you accidentally a couple of words there
[02:09] <dbuell> Flynsarmy: check out your settings for "viewport switcher"
[02:09]  * bizkit was irritated, and now i remember why i NEVER come here for support
[02:09] <IdleOne> bizkit: because you can't speak without cursing?
[02:10] <dbuell> Flynsarmy: my bad... wrong one... hold on
[02:10] <Jorsher> meh
[02:10] <lstarnes> bizkit: you may need to change the driver and mdoe settings used by X
[02:10] <Flynsarmy> dbuell, desktop wall maybe
[02:10] <blahdeblah> Hi.  I'm getting segfaults from Epiphany after recent security updates (on 9.04 64-bit) - how can i get apport to submit the coredump?  It doesn't seem to be doing it automatically like it used to.
[02:10] <sd32> !patience
[02:11] <sd32> !manners
[02:11] <IdleOne> blahdeblah: launchpad.net and submit a bug report
[02:11] <blahdeblah> IdleOne: the last time i did that, the maintainers complained that i didn't submit it through apport
[02:12] <bizkit> lstarnes: yea, how do i go about doing that
[02:12] <IdleOne> blahdeblah: submit a bug against apport also :)
[02:12] <lstarnes> bizkit: I honestly do not know
[02:12]  * Debolaz feels he's reinstalling ubuntu so often that it might be worth to make an iso with all the settings predefined.
[02:12] <blahdeblah> :-)
[02:12] <bizkit> lstarnes: lol :D
[02:12] <lstarnes> bizkit: it involves editing xorg.conf
[02:12] <steven__> Did not work.  Not sure why
[02:12] <blahdeblah> IdleOne: Fair enough
[02:12] <IdleOne> !remaster > Debolaz
[02:12] <dbuell> Flynsarmy: are you using the cube or desktop wall?
[02:13] <blip-> I just installed google earth package from the 9.04 repos... or I thought I did... where is the app ?   the bin doesn't seem to be in my path,  is an extra step requires here ?
[02:13] <dbuell> Flynsarmy: are you using the cube or desktop wall?
[02:13] <cambo> whois cambo
[02:13] <cambo> @whois cambo
[02:13] <Debolaz> Ty.
[02:13] <Flynsarmy_> dbuell, desktop wall
[02:13] <IdleOne> cambo: /whois nick
[02:13] <cambo> heh thanks
[02:13] <cambo> mental block
[02:13] <dbuell> Flynsarmy: did you have edge flipping on? (specifically "Edge Flip Move")
[02:13] <blip-> codeblock
[02:14] <IdleOne> cambo: /mental block disable :P
[02:14] <amdFANBOY> hey, did anyone's adobe flash break today?  maybe it was the updates?  i can't figure out how to fix it.
[02:14] <Flynsarmy_> dbuell, also in 9.04 if you drag to the edge of the screen the window will sometimes fly all the way to the rightmost virtual desktop instead of just moving 1 desktop. its incredibly annoying
[02:14] <IdleOne> cambo: you may want to remove --purge also
[02:15] <dbuell> Flynsarmy: yeah sorry.. I'm not familiar with the wall plugin.. I only use the Rotate Cube
[02:15] <blip-> jucky jauntea
[02:16] <IdleOne> amdFANBOY: FF3.5?
[02:16] <amdFANBOY> idleone: no ff3.0  on 9.04
[02:16] <blip-> I fired the fox
[02:16] <sd32> amdFANBOY, ff3.5.3
[02:16] <IdleOne> don;t know
[02:16] <blip-> ff5.3
[02:16] <amdFANBOY> sd32, youre saying upgrade?
[02:17] <amdFANBOY> blip, youre also saying upgrade?
[02:17] <Flannel> blip-: Is there something we can help you with today?
[02:17] <sd32> amdFANBOY, is it the fullscreen flash crash?
[02:17] <IdleOne> amdFANBOY: if you want to the package is firefox-3.5
[02:17] <dbuell> Flynsarmy: check out #compiz
[02:17] <amdFANBOY> yeah like youtube shows a black box where hte video should be
[02:17] <blip-> Flannel: already got help with several problems today, thanks for the offer
[02:17] <puff> Hi, I'm having trouble getting amarok to see my ipod... well, it seems to SEE it fine, amarok comes up when I plug it in, it starts playing the music from that device, etc. But the transfer button is faded and when I click connect it says "No mounted ipod found"
[02:17] <Guest38462> is there a way to tell what software version is installed?
[02:17] <IdleOne> apt-cache policy package
[02:18] <amdFANBOY> sd32, for example youtube shows a black box where the video should be
[02:19] <sd32> amdFANBOY, and it never starts?
[02:19] <Flannel> blip-: Sounds good.  Would you be able to stop being disruptive then?  Thanks.
[02:19] <blip-> for anyone interested, here's the google earth installation thing http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#Google_Earth
[02:19] <blip-> Flannel: sure
[02:19] <jordanwb> I'm trying to get Ubuntu to send sound output to my Logitech clearchat comfort headset. Under Sound Preferences I set everything to the headset, but sound still comes out of my laptop's speakers
[02:20] <physic> hi guysss
[02:20] <amdFANBOY> sd32, yeah, stays black.  if i right click it, it says  "movie not loaded, about flash 10"  point is its calling flash but something isnt working.  not just youtube, gmail too, etc
[02:20] <biovore> !smil3y
[02:20] <dabukalam> lstarnes: i just want to be able to use flash 10. do I really have to install FF x86 seperately?
[02:20] <amdFANBOY> i tried completely removing flash installer and reinstalling a few times, maybe i should restart?  i doubt it though
[02:21] <jtrunner> is there an alternative to sshd, since i can't get it to work?
[02:21] <dabukalam> !bots
[02:21] <lstarnes> dabukalam: I use flash 10 in the 64 bit firefox through ndiswrapper
[02:21] <lstarnes> dabukalam: it also works in firefox 3.5 and later versions
[02:21] <fccf> jtrunner: do you have openssh installed?
[02:21] <amdFANBOY> dabukalam, did your flash break today too?
[02:21] <sd32> amdFANBOY, have you tried different videos to make sure its not the video
[02:21] <sd32> amdFANBOY, ok i understand
[02:22] <Darxus> Why would /proc/net/dev say I'm recieving 0.5 kilobytes per second, consistantly, when I've ifconfigged eth0 down, and both route -n and netstat -tuapn list nothing?
[02:22] <dabukalam> lstarnes: I just wanna play texas hold em. Flash has always worked on youtube etc. (although sometimes a bit buggy) but I can't seem to use this flash application
[02:22] <lstarnes> Darxus: what about lo0?
[02:22] <Darxus> Sorry, I think that's with eth0 up, but without any routes.
[02:22] <Darxus> lstarnes: I'm specifically seeing the traffic on eth0.
[02:22] <dabukalam> lstarnes: i'm using FF 3.0. Is it worth upgrading?
[02:22] <lstarnes> Darxus: what type of traffic?
[02:23] <Astine> Is there a way to open Emacs within a terminal windows?
[02:23] <lstarnes> dabukalam: 3.5 works very well
[02:23] <dabukalam> lstarnes: i have shiretoko, flash doens't work there either....
[02:23] <amdFANBOY> dabukalam, did your flash break today too?  mine did.
[02:23] <dabukalam> amdFANBOY: no it didn't. it's always been like this
[02:23] <Chriswaterguy> hi - looking for install help. I'm installing Crunchbang 8.10 which is Ubuntu-based (a temporary install - I know it and have the disk handy).
[02:23] <Chriswaterguy> When I get to "Prepare Partitions" the list is empty and the buttons underneath are greyed out. yet if I run gparted, it detects my partitions no problem. Ideas?
[02:24] <ThinkRob> How would one go about forcing xorg.conf to be created?  (Ubuntu 9.04, x86)  It's nonexistent now...
[02:24] <sebsebseb> !crunchbang |  Chriswaterguy
[02:24] <dabukalam> Chriswaterguy: fsck the HDD?
[02:24] <sd32> amdFANBOY, thinks its a bug<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[02:24] <fccf> ThinkRob: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[02:24] <ThinkRob> ubottu, Think "Ubuntu w/ a different WM/DE"
[02:24] <sebsebseb> Chriswaterguy: really this channal is for Ubuntu support not other distros
[02:24] <ThinkRob> fccf, Thank you.
[02:25] <ThinkRob> sebsebseb, Crunchbang is just Ubuntu with a different WM.  Same repos and everything.
[02:26] <Pici> ThinkRob: It surely doesn't use the same installer
[02:26] <ThinkRob> Pici, Yep.
[02:27] <ThinkRob> Pici, Not the same ISO (obviously), but the installer's the Ubuntu one.
[02:27] <Achilles`> Hey are there any quick fixes to the "GConf Error: Failed to contact configuration server;" problem... its causing me a headache... because after I get this error, the terminal crashes and I am no longer able to start another terminal
[02:29] <ThinkRob> Pici, In fact, you can install Crunchbang using an Ubuntu MinimalCD and a shell script.
[02:29] <Pici> ThinkRob: We still don't support it here.
[02:29] <Chriswaterguy> sebsebseb: I know - Crunchbang is really Ubuntu with a different desktop.
[02:29] <ThinkRob> Pici, :D  Fair point.
[02:29] <ThinkRob> Pici, No objections here.  :P
[02:29] <MLx_O> regexp help needed: I have a subtitle file with many space omissions, like "...word1,word2.New sentence..." What's the best way to fix this with find&replace dialog (using subtitleeditor)? I'm thinking of specifying characters which need to follow the period/comma... without actually including them in the expression, is that possible? Alternatively, what's this functionality called, so I can google it? TIA
[02:29] <HellMind> is there any way to ban the a ip ?
[02:30] <HellMind> I know it can be done with iptables, but isnt there a file where to put the ip to be blocked at startup?
[02:30] <Achilles`> ahh never mind.
[02:30] <lstarnes> HellMind: /etc/hosts.deny?
[02:31] <HellMind> lstarnes that will stop the nat too ?
[02:31] <lstarnes> HellMind: what do you mean by stopping the nat?
[02:31] <Chriswaterguy> The partition manager in Ubuntu is gparted, right?
[02:31] <lstarnes> Chriswaterguy: yes
[02:31] <wen> yes
[02:32] <Chriswaterguy> lstarnes: thanks.
[02:32] <Chriswaterguy> any ideas then why gparted would work, but "Prepare Partitions" would fail to show anything during installation?
[02:33] <ThinkRob> Is there a version of the grsecurity patchset against Ubuntu's 2.6.26-15 sources?
[02:34] <wen> I'm trying to repair grub on Mint. i've opened /boot/grub/menu.lst, where exactly do i put "gfxmenu=/etc/grub/message.mint
[02:34] <wen> color cyan/blue white/blue"?
[02:34] <Flannel> !mintsupport | wen
[02:35] <wen> Thank you
[02:36] <jordanwb> I'm trying to get Ubuntu to send sound output to my Logitech clearchat comfort headset. Under Sound Preferences I set everything to the headset, but sound still comes out of my laptop's speakers
[02:36] <jtrunner> if i can sshd local host on a server, then get connection timed out from a desktop to server, what could be th epossible problem/solutions?
[02:36] <Flannel> jtrunner: Are they on the same subnet?
[02:36] <jtrunner> flannel, yes
[02:36] <HellMind> lstarnes I mean if iptables will forward packet of that ip
[02:38] <mike3_> oin #blocktronics
[02:38] <ascheel> Anybody know of a CLI based program for instant messaging?
[02:38] <nyRednek> i have a jaunty live cd, and the cd repository is screwed...is there a way to network install?
[02:39] <steven__> CHIMEI CMV 946D  <--- When will Ubuntu allow me to do higher visual effects on this monitor?
[02:39] <amdFANBOY> sd32, hey i read that thread, not sure what they're talking about :-).  it seems like he was using debian and they never exactly solved it?
[02:40] <Joelito> nyRednek: commented the CD and use update
[02:40] <amdFANBOY> sd32, today i did an upgrade of all these qt4 packages
[02:40] <amdFANBOY> sd32, maybe that caused it?
[02:40] <HellMind> how /etc/hosts.deny works?
[02:41] <steven__> What is the name of a good wysiwyg for Ubuntu?
[02:41] <eyeron> ahoy
[02:41] <jordanwb> steven__:what kind of wysiwyg do you want?
[02:41] <Joelito> steven__: for doing what?
[02:42] <steven__> Like Dreamweaver
[02:42] <dabukalam> lstarnes: i got the tarball, and FF 3.5 opens, but it doesn't get internet for some reason
[02:42] <steven__> or FrontPage
[02:42] <Joelito> steven__: I think there's the one from mozilla
[02:42] <dabukalam> steven__: did you say "FrontPage"?
[02:42] <amdFANBOY> hey, my flash mysteriously broke today, gmail won't load the fancy flash version, youtube gives me a black screen where the video should be, any ideas?
[02:42] <steven__> I think I once had Scream or some other program. I forget the name
[02:43]  * dabukalam is experiencing severe nostalgia
[02:43] <dabukalam> Joelito: Kompozer?
[02:43] <steven__> Speaking of nostalgia...can I find a way to create  blue screen of death in Ubuntu?
[02:43] <Joelito> dabukalam: yeah
[02:43] <dabukalam> steven__: yeah. install windows on a virtual machine ;P
[02:43] <jtrunner> paint your screen blue
[02:44] <steven__> rofl
[02:44] <steven__> *bounces around in anticipation*
[02:44] <xmnt> whois xmnt
[02:45] <Joelito> for HTML I like geany and bluefish, 'cause I like to type my self the code xD
[02:45] <xmnt> Joelito, geany would be great if it had a better dir browser
[02:45] <Joelito> xmnt: I think there's plugins
[02:46] <steven__> I just got ArcInfo to work in Ubuntu! Wooooo!
[02:47] <jtrunner> anyone run a ubuntu server?
[02:47] <nono> lamp?
[02:48] <xmnt> jtrunner, i run ubuntu locally .. debian in production
[02:48] <Techie> jtrunner- i used to
[02:48] <DK_CE> yes
[02:48] <Joelito> jtrunner: need help?
[02:48] <Techie> jtrunner- but i dont currently have a spare machine to run it on
[02:48] <dabukalam> i just installed FF3.5 and i don't have access to the internet
[02:48] <jtrunner> xmnt, techie, i am trying to set one up. testing for now then hopefully in production
[02:49] <jtrunner> i got 8.04 to run on an older HP pro curve G2
[02:49] <jordanwb> I'm trying to get Ubuntu to send sound output to my Logitech clearchat comfort headset. Under Sound Preferences I set everything to the headset, but sound still comes out of my laptop's speakers
[02:49] <xmnt> jtrunner, if your setting up a new server i would recommend nginx for production
[02:50] <Joelito> my ubuntu 9.04 behave like server
[02:50] <Joelito> lighttpd, php5, sql, ruby, python, perl
[02:50] <nono> lol
[02:50] <Joelito> all good
[02:50] <Joelito> :p
[02:50] <nono> ;)
[02:51] <nono> http://leonlemouton.no-ip.org/
[02:51] <Jorsher> man i just had the baddest assest idea
[02:51] <xmnt> did it include a man with a gold unicorn?
[02:52] <Flannel> ascheel: centerim
[02:52] <Linux-idiot> anyone know of any half decent linux mmorpgs?
[02:52] <cambo> hahaha man with a golden unicorn
[02:52] <Linux-idiot> or any FPS multiplayer type games?
[02:52] <space_ace> why is it when i try to connect to myspace and try to send web mail i get a server time out? i use ubuntu and have CDMA wireless connection, i dual boot and in windows it loads?
[02:53] <cambo> @spaceace, dns issue?
[02:53] <dabukalam> Linux-idiot: there are a lot of good online ones (aren't they all :P) not necessarily linux but browser based
[02:53] <iceroot> Linux-idiot: nativ or world of war craft with wine? all fps from id software and unreal tournamen are running nativ on linux
[02:53] <kayve> hello is
[02:53] <space_ace> hold on..
[02:54] <dabukalam> i just installed FF3.5 and i don't have access to the internet - i can get through in FF 3.0 though. Any ideas why?
[02:54] <kayve> is this people?
[02:54] <cornet> space_ace: tried using opendns ? thou CDMA just screams tin cans and bits of string
[02:54] <nono> space_ace: aptitude install libwww-myspace-perl
[02:54] <space_ace> Connection Interrupted ,,,, The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading.... The network link was interrupted while negotiating a connection. Please try again.
[02:54] <kayve> I can't get timespec
[02:54] <kayve> push + pop data:
[02:54] <kayve> fstart is<PHONE_NUMBER>.49602199    fend is<PHONE_NUMBER>.49408221
[02:54] <kayve> operation took -0.00193977 seconds
[02:55] <dabukalam> !flood | kayve
[02:55] <Jkessler> I'm installing WoW atm.  Haven't run ubuntu at home for a long time.
[02:55] <Jkessler> on Jaunty that is
[02:55] <kayve> kayve@kayve-laptop:~/Documents/murphy/CSc720/HW1$ gcc -o seq_stack seq_stack.c
[02:55] <kayve> seq_stack.c:5:26: error: sys/timespec.h: No such file or directory
[02:55] <dabukalam> !flood > kayve
[02:55] <kayve> kayve@kayve-laptop:~/Documents/murphy/CSc720/HW1$ uname -a
[02:55] <kayve> Linux kayve-laptop 2.6.28-15-generic #49-Ubuntu SMP Tue Aug 18 18:40:08 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[02:55] <kayve> kayve@kayve-laptop:~/Documents/murphy/CSc720/HW1$
[02:55] <iceroot> kayve: please ask a real question without flood
[02:55] <cornet> kayve: you got build-essential installed ?
[02:56] <kayve> this is a real question
[02:56] <kayve> can't find timespec.h
[02:56] <iceroot> kayve: this is flood
[02:56] <kayve> information necessary for questin
[02:56] <kayve> I am trying to use 25     //clock_gettime((clockid_t)CLOCK_REALTIME,&c_start);
[02:56] <Flannel> kayve: Use pastebin
[02:57] <kayve> what is pastebin?
[02:57] <Pici> kayve: This isn't a programming channel
[02:57] <dabukalam> !flood > kayve
[02:57] <iceroot> !paste | kayve
[02:57] <Joelito> kayve: I think you need the package gnulib
[02:57] <Joelito> kayve: See http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=timespec.h
[02:57] <kayve> apt-get install gnulib?
[02:58] <kayve> gnulib didn't work
[02:59] <kayve> do I need to reboot?
[02:59] <nono> no
[02:59] <cornet> nope souldn't need t o kayve
[02:59] <Joelito> no, try the othe package
[02:59] <kayve> didn't work
[02:59] <kayve> Setting up gnulib (20090101-1) ...
[02:59] <cornet> kayve: hang on let me check the pkg contents for you
[02:59] <Joelito> kayve: try the other package, from the link I give you
[03:00] <cornet> kayve: gnulib: /usr/share/gnulib/lib/timespec.h
[03:00] <kayve> what link?
[03:00] <cornet> kayve: def included in gnulib
[03:00] <cornet> kayve: oh hang on
[03:00] <cornet> kayve: you building a package you've downloaded ?
[03:00] <space_ace> ibwww-myspace-perl will resolve the myspace issue ?
[03:01] <nono> WWW::Myspace.pm provides methods to access your myspace.com account
[03:01] <nono> and functions automatically. It provides a simple interface for
[03:01] <nono> scripts to log in, access lists of friends, scan user's profiles,
[03:01] <nono> retrieve profile data, send messages, and post comments.
[03:01] <FloodBot1> nono: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:01] <nono> sorry
[03:01] <kayve> E: Couldn't find package librot5.18
[03:01] <kayve> oops
[03:01] <detrix> Hello folks.  I have just written a small python program to change ones desktop background.  I want this program to get executed either when the user logs in or out.  what file do I edit to do this?
[03:01] <amdFANBOY> so should i upgrade to ff3.5?  i understand that the one in the repositories is a beta version?  or will 9.04 migrate to it soon?
[03:01] <cornet> kayve: apt-cache search librot
[03:02] <cambo> FF 3.5 is a pain in the ass to make work with flash
[03:02] <cornet> bah that doesn't return anything
[03:02] <kayve> libroot?  It's installing now
[03:02] <cornet> kayve: :)
[03:02] <cambo> flash loops, etc
[03:02] <cornet> cambo: works for ,e
[03:02] <cornet> me
[03:02] <kayve> 69% [24 libroot5.18 13613074/17.6MB 77%]
[03:02] <cambo> true, I had no end of hassle with it
[03:02] <cambo> no audio and flash would loop
[03:02] <Joelito> cambo: stick with 3.0.13 until 3.5 is in official repo as non-beta
[03:03] <cambo> so I installed opera and no issue.
[03:03] <Joelito> 3.0.14..
[03:03] <Joelito> :p
[03:03] <cambo> yeah FF 3.0 was fine
[03:03] <cambo> :)
[03:03] <DJ-Nomad> hi all anyone in here that was a lil bit ago helping with my pidgin ppa problem ?
[03:03] <Joelito> DJ-Nomad: I use pidgin ppa :)
[03:04] <DJ-Nomad> now when I try to install normal pidgin ,it says cannot install has conflict use synaptic to resolve
[03:04] <DJ-Nomad> so I cant install pidgin lol
[03:04] <Joelito> DJ-Nomad: Did you update before the install
[03:04] <DJ-Nomad> ubuntu will not give me the bird lol
[03:05] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get autoclean
[03:05] <DJ-Nomad> both in same line same time ?
[03:05] <Joelito> yes
[03:05] <DJ-Nomad> pidgin:
[03:05] <DJ-Nomad>   Depends: pidgin-data (<1:2.5.5-z) but 1:2.6.1-1ubuntu0~pidgin1.9.04 is to be installed
[03:05] <DJ-Nomad>  Depends: libpurple0 but it is not going to be installed
[03:05] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: Both like that with the && will work just fine
[03:05] <DJ-Nomad> sorry for minor flood
[03:05] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: not upgrade, update
[03:06] <Joelito> ah
[03:06] <Joelito> remove the old pidgin :p
[03:06] <kayve> still not compiling  {:( seq_stack.c:5:26: error: sys/timespec.h: No such file or directory
[03:06] <DJ-Nomad> the old is gone
[03:06] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: remove pidgin-data too
[03:07] <Joelito> and libpurple
[03:07] <DJ-Nomad> good lord
[03:07] <DJ-Nomad> hehe
[03:07] <Flannel> libpurple0
[03:07] <BrianR___> I've found an interesting problem. When logged in as user "A" (the first user account created on this notebook), suspend works fine. When logged in as user "B", suspend just actives the screensaver.
[03:07] <woodyjlw> running ubuntu 9.04 on my hp laptop and just plugged in my magic jack and got dial tone but cant call out or in and auto run is an exe type. is there a trick to get it to work??
[03:08] <Bluey> yes
[03:08] <Bluey> woody - magic jack only works on windows and mac
[03:08] <kayve> seq_stack.c:5:26: error: sys/timespec.h: No such file or directory
[03:08] <kayve> Oh I said that
[03:08] <DJ-Nomad> k where do i get the pidgin config ?
[03:08] <woodyjlw> ahhhhh!  that bites!
[03:08] <Bluey> yes...
[03:08] <protowox> hi guy;s
[03:08] <protowox> can some one help me
[03:08] <protowox> i want to install webcam
[03:08] <Bluey> proto - what up?
[03:09] <protowox> what should i do
[03:09] <woodyjlw> what about vbox?
[03:09] <protowox> proto is in proble
[03:09] <Bluey> proto - out of my realm
[03:09] <protowox> hi bluey
[03:09] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: did you remove those three packages?  Once you have, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get autoclean, then reinstall pidgin
[03:09] <protowox> help me to install webcam
[03:10] <BrianR___> Fri Sep 11 22:09:11 EDT 2009: Inhibit found, will not perform suspend
[03:10] <kayve> this isnt the programming channel?
[03:10] <DJ-Nomad> what 3 packages?
[03:10] <Pici> kayve: What are you trying to compile?
[03:10] <kayve> t  5 #include <sys/timespec.h>
[03:11] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: libpurple0, pidgin-data and pidgin
[03:11] <kayve>     //clock_gettime((clockid_t)CLOCK_REALTIME,&c_start);
[03:11] <DJ-Nomad> kk
[03:11] <kayve> it's commented out because it doesn't work
[03:11] <DJ-Nomad> looking for pidgin data
[03:11] <Pici> kayve: If this is your own script you need to ask in the channel for that language.
[03:11] <protowox> bluey tell me
[03:11] <protowox> what should i do
[03:11] <woodyjlw> has anyone tried to use magic jack with WINE ?
[03:11] <DJ-Nomad> do I remove all from package manager ?
[03:11] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: sudo apt-get remove --purge libpurple0 pidgin-data pidgin
[03:11] <kayve> c
[03:11] <kayve> it's c language
[03:11] <DJ-Nomad> k thx
[03:11] <protowox> kayve
[03:11] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: Yeah, completely remove.  And you can use synaptic
[03:11] <Pici> kayve: ##c
[03:12] <protowox> i want to install webcam in my ubuntu
[03:12] <protowox> i dont have driver
[03:12] <DJ-Nomad> what you told me will do it in terminal ?
[03:12] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: If you use synaptic, you don't need to, no.
[03:12] <e370> fb made a big boo boo
[03:12] <e370> flamingoed up lol
[03:12] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: Once you've done that, close synaptic, then do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get autoclean
[03:13] <kayve> ##c
[03:13] <DJ-Nomad> Flannel,  I done what you told me in terminal,is that removing them all ?
[03:13] <kayve> how do I add the channel?
[03:13] <Flannel> e370: Please keep it in #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:13] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: Which one?
[03:13] <Pici> kayve: /join ##C
[03:13] <DJ-Nomad> sudo apt-get remove --purge libpurple0 pidgin-data pidgin
[03:13] <DJ-Nomad> i did that
[03:14] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: Alright, did you have synaptic closed?  (Yes, that removes those three packages)  Did you get any errors?
[03:14] <DJ-Nomad> no errors have not used synaptic
[03:15] <DJ-Nomad> only terminal
[03:15] <DJ-Nomad> about to do the
[03:15] <DJ-Nomad> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get autoclean
[03:15] <ubunter> is there an option to set the behaviour on and off of when you click the mouse on a menu and hold, drag to the menu option and release?
[03:15] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: Yep
[03:15] <DJ-Nomad> k no errors
[03:16] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: alright, now sudo apt-get install pidgin
[03:16] <DJ-Nomad> flannel you are my favorite shirt
[03:17] <DJ-Nomad> no errors
[03:17] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: Sounds good.  Youve got pidgin back
[03:17] <kayve> ##c won't let me speak
[03:17] <DJ-Nomad> I got the bird back
[03:18] <DJ-Nomad> Flannel,  thank you so much ,you really made my night a lot better than if you had not crossed my path
[03:18] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: no problem.  That's what we do here.
[03:18] <helper> kayve maybe the channels it's +R and your nick is not Register/Identify
[03:18] <DJ-Nomad> I am not a hit and run guy
[03:19] <DJ-Nomad> I will definately be here and try to return more than what I get and I am pretty far behind right now lol
[03:19] <Pici> !register | kayve
[03:19] <DJ-Nomad> does anyone run ultimate ubuntu ?
[03:20] <DJ-Nomad> I am on a frsh install of that and I like it pretty good ,I stil need to weed out the things I do not or will not use
[03:21] <Pici> !ultimate
[03:22] <Flannel> DJ-Nomad: You should instead install Ubuntu, and then add to it the things you will use.
[03:22] <DJ-Nomad> flannel you probably would be better
[03:23] <DJ-Nomad> Flannel, I wanted to go this route so I could use them first then see if I wanted them
[03:23] <kayve> I can't understand this nickserv thing in ##c
[03:23] <helper> kayve did you register?
[03:23] <detrix> How do I get Ubuntu to run a script on bootup or logout?
[03:24] <detrix> actually how do I get ubuntu to run a script on login or logout?
[03:24] <kayve> I'm being a bad multitasker freechess.org I don't know what happened
[03:25] <helper> detrix did u check the /etc/profile , or ~/.profile (for specific user)?
[03:26] <rigodeni> guys, i would like to know how i could make (or run an already made) script to backup my bookmarks in firefox, if possible to auto run it everytime FF is shutdown (or rebooted).
[03:26] <detrix> helper: I thought those were just for terminal logins
[03:27] <helper> detrix maybe i understand wrong! could you be more specific !
[03:27] <helper> rigodeni why you want that!
[03:28] <bruenig> hmm
[03:28] <detrix> helper: I wrote a python script to change the gnome desktop background picture.  So when a user logs in or perhaps logs out, I need to run the script.  but I do not want to run the script for every one.
[03:29] <rigodeni> helper: umm, i need by bookmarks to be backed up
[03:30] <steven__> I am using an Intel Core 2 Duo setup with 3 GB of RAM.  Should I use 32-bit or 64-bit Ubuntu?  Opinions?
[03:30] <rigodeni> helper: my*
[03:31] <sadrolla> hi , i can't print my desktop save in image
[03:33] <sadrolla> plz , i can not print my desktop
[03:34] <nono> imp├®cr
[03:35] <sadrolla> plz , i can not print my desktop on kde 4.3.1 on ubuntu 9.0.4
[03:36] <SuperMiguel> where can i get this driver: Realtek 8111C
[03:36] <SuperMiguel> running ubuntu 8.10
[03:37] <Flannel> sadrolla: Try asking in #kubuntu, they should be able to help you
[03:38] <kayve> I mistyped my email during the register
[03:38] <Pici> kayve: registration help in #freenode
[03:39] <jmazer> SuperMiguel check out http://www.jamesonwilliams.com/hardy-r8168
[03:42] <faisal> ┘ć┘ä ┘Ŗž¬žŁž»ž½ ž¦žŁž»┘ā┘ģ ž¦┘äž╣ž▒ž©┘Ŗ┘ć
[03:42] <nono> ;)
[03:44] <nono> faisal: ┘äž¦
[03:44] <faisal> ┘ł┘ā┘Ŗ┘ü ┘ü┘ć┘ģž¬ ž¦┘Ŗž┤ ž¦┘é┘ł┘ä
[03:45] <bazhang> !sa | faisal
[03:46] <nono> faisal : 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0
[03:46] <nono> ;)
[03:46] <IdleOne> bazhang: good work
[03:46] <faisal> thank you
[03:46] <bazhang> IdleOne, :)
[03:46] <IdleOne> was looking up country info ont he ip :)
[03:47] <Seth> hai guys
[03:47] <IdleOne> hello Seth
[03:47] <faisal> how to setup os in open moko
[03:47] <nono> moko?
[03:47] <aleron6> can anybody help me i dont know why the sound on my computer is sounding differently i just migrated to 9.04 and the sound changed
[03:48] <faisal> mopile =open moko
[03:49] <rigodeni> anyone know where firefox stores its bookmarks in the filesystem?
[03:50] <IdleOne> faisal: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Distributions
[03:51] <jmazer> rigodeni firefox stores bookmarks in a file.
[03:52] <faisal> thank you but i dont spek E
[03:52] <IdleOne> rigodeni: /etc/firefox-3.0/profile/bookmarks.html
[03:52] <test34> why would anyone use xchat-gnome? it introduces bugs and removes features...
[03:52] <rigodeni> jmazer: i knew that, im asking which file it is, and where is it located, so i can setup a cron job to back it up automatically
[03:53] <rigodeni> IdleOne: thanks, to restore my bookmarks i just overwrite that file correct?
[03:53] <IdleOne> faisal: http://wiki.openmoko.org/index.php?title=Distributions/ar&action=edit
[03:53] <IdleOne> rigodeni: I believe so
[03:54] <jmazer> rigodeni you will find it /etc/firefox-3.0/profile/bookmarks.html
[03:54] <jmazer> that is the file.
[03:54] <n2diy> test34: I use it because it is the only IRC program I know. What are the bugs? What features are missing?
[03:54] <jmazer> cahnge to the version you use.
[03:54] <rigodeni> IdleOne: i can import .html files right?
[03:54] <Pici> jmazer: no... users do not have access to those folders.
[03:54] <IdleOne> rigodeni: honestly I don't know
[03:54] <rigodeni> IdleOne: instead of json files?
[03:55] <jmazer> oh he doesn't have root oh sorry.
[03:55] <test34> n2diy, install plain xchat and you will see there is lots more options.. as for bugs, try disabling joins/parts and then restart xchat-gnome.. the setting will not be saved
[03:55] <rigodeni> jmazer: do u know if FF supports importing html files as well as json files? ive used json only in the past
[03:55] <IdleOne> rigodeni: /j #ubuntu-mozillateam
[03:56] <IdleOne> n2diy: xchat-common is what you probably want
[03:57] <test34> uninstall xchat-gnome & xchat-gnome-common and install xchat & xchat-common packages
[03:57] <n2diy> test34: IdleOne, Ok, roger that, I've been thinking of looking at pidgin?
[03:57] <test34> n2diy, I don't like pidgin for chat but for instant msg its ok
[03:57] <IdleOne> n2diy: pidgin is ok for well pidgin users...
[03:58] <IdleOne> concerning irc
[03:58] <test34> by chat I meant IRC
[03:58] <jmazer> rigodeni it does. import json
[03:58] <mgmuscari> hey... i'm having a problem with gnome or nautilus. i can't seem to turn off drawing of the desktop background under Jaunty
[03:58] <rigodeni> jmazer: does it import html files also?
[03:58] <mgmuscari> does anybody have an inkling of how to do this? changing the properties that seem pertinent in gconf-editor has no effect..
[03:59] <jmazer> rigodeni, yes..
[03:59] <chico> i have a problem me with compiz in 9.04 and i can't seem to enabled it when is suported can someone help me plz thx
[03:59] <jmazer> firefox toolbar > bookmarks> orginize bookmarks>
[04:00] <IdleOne> !ccsm
[04:00] <mgmuscari> compiz is running fine in 9.04 for me, chico
[04:00] <Linux-idiot> compiz looks amazing
[04:00] <johannes_> hi I am looking for a raid controller SATA II, that is stable, fast and doesnt cost much, for PCIe. I only need RAID 1 and RAID 0, and it must be well supported by ubuntu?
[04:00] <IdleOne> !raid
[04:00] <D-rew> Haha, nice. Just configured my shares so that I can stream to my XBMC box from either Ubuntu Jaunty, or Windows 7.
[04:00] <mgmuscari> i have a pretty nice theme set up for myself, but i'm trying to get a 3d model of a ford mustang drawn behind my cube right now B)
[04:00] <D-rew> Regardless on how I'm dual-booted.
[04:01] <IdleOne> D-rew: nice
[04:01] <Linux-idiot> so with the partioning app supplied here would I be able to get rid of my windows partion altogether, or perhaps shrink it?
[04:01] <D-rew> It's been ages since I blew the dust off my Ubuntu. I got sucked into the Windows 7 RC.
[04:02] <Korlis> i tried the RC, but it don't offer anything new
[04:02] <IdleOne> !windows
[04:02] <nono> glxinfo | grep rendering
[04:02] <Korlis> same old thing ive been able to do since the beginnings of beryl
[04:02] <johannes_> IdleOne I am looking for hardware recommandations not howtos, I know what RAID is
[04:03] <SuspectZero> anyone know how i can check the size and used and unused specs of a partition on my hdd through cli?
[04:03] <Korlis> im trying out moon os on a live cd right now
[04:03] <IdleOne> johannes_: k,sorry
[04:03] <bruenig> SuspectZero: df
[04:03] <SuspectZero> bruenig, i'll check it out in a sec
[04:04] <Korlis> so far it's awesome
[04:04] <IdleOne> to much green
[04:04] <Korlis> yeah, but i changed the background and theme
[04:04] <Korlis> most stable ive ever seen e17 honestly
[04:05] <Korlis> been testing for an hour and nothing has crashed
[04:05] <clearscreen> Is it possible to keep us keyboard layout (I have a us keyboard), but add certain special key combo's? for example, I want alt+a to become ├ź
[04:06] <opit> Have you added a palette too the toolbar? Handy for accents
[04:06] <DanXbix> why is my firefox crashing when in utube
[04:06] <clearscreen> I have now :)
[04:06] <DanXbix> lastest dist
[04:08] <Korlis> DanXbix, probably flash
[04:08] <FuradordeSyS> DanXbix: no firefox the yes the flash
[04:08] <aleron6> so nobody here has problems with there sound from switching to jaunty
[04:08] <brandonban6> I had a question about usb devices in virtualbox, my guest machine doesn't see an external hard drive.... but it sees a usb powered printer just fine. I even tried using a blank filter and plugging after. Host is ubuntu guest is WinXp. Any thoughts?
[04:08] <DanXbix> im using swfdec
[04:09] <DanXbix> i installed adobe but note working
[04:09] <Korlis> DanXbix, try using the official adobe plugin
[04:09] <DanXbix> uninstall swfdec
[04:09] <Korlis> yeah
[04:09] <Korlis> if it don't work you can always reinstall it
[04:10] <test34> aleron6, I have some problems upgrading from jaunty to karmic
[04:10] <test34> aleron6, (with my sound)
[04:10] <Korlis> i'll brb im gonna reboot into my main os
[04:11] <DanXbix> not working
[04:11] <DanXbix> grrr
[04:11] <aleron6> so is there a way to degrade from jaunty
[04:11] <aleron6> back to 8.10
[04:12] <SeaPhor> aleron6, if you're gonna go back, go back to 8.04- LTS
[04:12] <aleron6> why
[04:12] <test34> aleron6, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1087940
[04:12] <aleron6> i liked 8.10
[04:13] <HawaiianEskimo> 8.4 is a long term supported release
[04:13] <shujingjing> Can not install eclipse in ubuntu 9.10 .
[04:13] <test34> aleron6, it probably would be easier to fix your sound then to downgrade
[04:13] <IdleOne> !downgrade | aleron6
[04:13] <IdleOne> !karmic | shujingjing
[04:14] <seidos> anyone know what speeds are typical over sftp xfering a tar file over a 100mb/s link?
[04:14] <test34> aleron6, you could try to post the "dmesg" output to pastie
[04:14] <shujingjing> Thank you, ubottu!
[04:15] <DanXbix> still not working sound works but video is broken
[04:15] <seidos> DanXbix: what video card?
[04:16] <DanXbix> 945
[04:16] <DanXbix> netbook
[04:16] <DanXbix> aspire one d250
[04:16] <seidos> DanXbix: oh
[04:16] <DanXbix> it my throw arround pc
[04:17] <seidos> DanXbix: I thought netbooks could be a good single pc
[04:17] <seidos> DanXbix: I had a asus eee pc for like 2 days, but I returned it, couldn't afford it
[04:17] <DanXbix> yeah they are cool
[04:18] <seidos> DanXbix: the hp netbooks I saw at the store were pretty nice
[04:18] <DanXbix> ill just use utube in win7 i think
[04:18] <seidos> DanXbix: I like how light they are.  I think a netbook would do everything I needed it to
[04:18] <seidos> DanXbix: do you already have a pc with ubuntu on it?
[04:18] <DanXbix> it does for me but i have a good desktop & lappy too
[04:18] <DanXbix> yup
[04:19] <seidos> DanXbix: it would be cool if you could get ubuntu to work on it
[04:19] <DanXbix> brb
[04:19] <Edz> Anyone have a few minutes to assist a complete Ubuntu n00b?  =)
[04:20] <Ziber> Why would my SSHd shut itself down?
[04:20] <seidos> Edz: I can try
[04:20] <Edz> Thx Seidos  =)
[04:22] <mezquitale> !ask | Edz
[04:22] <Edz> Fair enough!
[04:23] <Edz> When I perform a "check disk", upon booting from the Ubuntu CD, is that checking my hard drive for problems or the disk itself?
[04:23] <hentaiNeko> where can I get prior releases of ubuntu at
[04:23] <hentaiNeko> like 8.10
[04:23] <seidos> Edz: the cd
[04:23] <IdleOne> hentaiNeko: ubuntu.com
[04:24] <hentaiNeko> IdleOne, funny
[04:24] <seidos> hentaiNeko: do you not have access to #ubuntu?
[04:25] <hentaiNeko> seidos, this is #ubuntu is it not?
[04:25] <IdleOne> hentaiNeko: I was not joking
[04:25] <Edz> A storm knocked out my computer during a reboot, is there an easy way to check my hard drive for problems using Ubuntu?  (Note: Ubuntu is being run from a CD, not a full install)
[04:25] <seidos> hentaiNeko: he said ubuntu.com
[04:25] <hentaiNeko> and I saw
[04:25] <seidos> hentaiNeko: as in http://www.ubuntu.com
[04:26] <hentaiNeko> I am there already seidos looking, giving a more direct link to prior releases is better then giving a link like ubuntu.com
[04:26] <seidos> Edz: this I'm not sure of
[04:26] <seidos> !chkdsk
[04:26] <LewisSharp> Hi. This may sound stupid but I just bought a new sata I drive that I have installed and I was wondering if I can partition it while in Ubuntu and with which tool (disk manager under the system->administration menu but it doesn't let me do anything with the sata drive). I have 3 hard drive, 2 ide and a new one as sata.
[04:26] <mezquitale> Edz,  yes, use fsck to check your hard drive, boot up with your CD and then use fsck to check your HD for errors
[04:26] <seidos> ah fsck as in file system check, cool
[04:26] <seidos> thank you mezquitale
[04:27] <Linux-idiot>  weeee.
[04:27] <Linux-idiot> americas army installed flawlessly
[04:27] <legend2440> hentaiNeko: http://ubuntu.cs.utah.edu/releases/
[04:27] <mezquitale> LewisSharp, install gparted, it's a lot easier to partition your hard drive using gparted
[04:27] <hentaiNeko> legend2440, thanks
[04:27] <LewisSharp> I'll try that right now, thanks :)
[04:28] <Edz> Thank you.  =)  Is there a specific way to run "fsck"?  I've tried typing the characters directly and using various bits of text pulled from the web, unfortunately none seem to be running.
[04:28] <IdleOne> hentaiNeko: http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.10/
[04:28] <seidos> Edz: I just typed fsck in a terminal, and it executed fsck.  not sure if that helps
[04:29] <hentaiNeko> IdleOne, appericate it
[04:30] <Edz> i did the same and rcvd:  "fsck 1.41.4 (27-Jan-2009)"     Does that mean it has run?
[04:30] <hentaiNeko> does ubuntu have wget?
[04:30] <seidos> I think if I could do it over again I would have installed 64bit Ubuntu
[04:30] <thiebaude> !wget
[04:30] <seidos> hentaiNeko: I have used wget in ubuntu
[04:30] <pedro> sbd use backtrack 4 ?
[04:30] <hentaiNeko> ok so it comes with it by default, thanks seidos
[04:30] <mezquitale> Edz, that is an exercise that you can google,  it's somewhere in newsgroups, you just have to figure out how to use fsck, if youre booting up usiing a live CD then you shouldnt have a problem
[04:31] <kazuma_> whoa
[04:31] <kazuma_> ho
[04:31] <kazuma_> *hi
[04:31] <seidos> hentaiNeko: I'm pretty sure it does, if not apt-get install wget
[04:31] <mezquitale> hentaiNeko, yes, ubuntu should have wget
[04:31] <kazuma_> yep it got wget
[04:31] <seidos> hentaiNeko: I would recommend the LTS version
[04:31] <hentaiNeko> seidos, 8.04?
[04:31] <seidos> hentaiNeko: if I could do it over again, I wouldn't have upgraded to 8.10 and 9.04
[04:32] <seidos> hentaiNeko: yes
[04:32] <hentaiNeko> ok
[04:32] <hentaiNeko> I'll download it as well to the others
[04:32] <seidos> hentaiNeko: and if I could do it over again, I would install the 64bit version
[04:32] <hentaiNeko> its a 32bit cpu
[04:33] <seidos> hentaiNeko: I found out later my processors were 64bit
[04:33] <seidos> hentaiNeko: thought dualcore processors were 32bit
[04:33] <mezquitale> seidos, but you can do it all over again, it's all up to you
[04:33] <Edz> Ok, thx Mez.  I'll try doing a bit more research tomorrow and see if I can't get it work!
[04:33] <medstudent> I'm having some trouble with a new install of Ubuntu on my PC. After installation, I can login but it doesn't go past the brown screen afterwards.
[04:33] <medstudent> anyone around to help?
[04:33] <hentaiNeko> seidos, when did I say it was dual core?
[04:34] <sambagirl> hey can you install vtiger with like apt-get command?
[04:34] <hentaiNeko> seidos, oh you mean yourself
[04:34] <seidos> hentaiNeko: didn't say you did
[04:34] <seidos> hentaiNeko: yes, for myself, didn't know my cpu was 64bit
[04:34] <hentaiNeko> yeah sorry np
[04:34] <seidos> mezquitale: why?
[04:35] <mezquitale> medstudent, try reconfiguring your Graphical User Interface, click on "CTRL-ALT-F1" log in and type this: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[04:35] <SeaPhor> medstudent, what hardware you have, desktop/laptop? brand/model?
[04:35] <kudi> everytime i try to install a gtk theme in openbox it looks very ugly and not what its supposed to look like is there an engine pack i can install or something
[04:36] <mezquitale> seidos, so you can test what distro and which version works best for you, i tried 8.04 and jaunty and 8.10 64 bit version plays best with my machine
[04:36] <medstudent> SeaPhor, mezquitale: it's a Dell desktop, Pentium 4, circa late 2002 early 2003
[04:36] <SeaPhor> medstudent, ATI? Nvidia? Intel?
[04:36] <Bookman> Is it possible to log into another computer via ssh, start a program, and leave it running after logging out of the ssh session?
[04:36] <SeaPhor> medstudent, try what mezquitale  suggested
[04:36] <medstudent> I can login but I can't do anything afterwards. My desktop doesn't load. I can't run terminal or anything.
[04:37] <seidos> Bookman: yes
[04:37] <mezquitale> medstudent, you need to configure your xserver, it should be configured for VGA with default resolution, from then you could configure your graphics card with your monitor and change the resolution
[04:37] <SeaPhor> medstudent, CTRL+ALT+F1 wont get a virtual terminal?
[04:37] <medstudent> ok... but I can see the login screen just fine
[04:37] <mezquitale> medstudent, right now ubuntu should be configured by default for VGA with a default resolution
[04:38] <seidos> Bookman: now let me try it :)
[04:38] <medstudent> SeaPhor can I hit that at the login screen?
[04:38] <SeaPhor> medstudent, yes
[04:38] <mezquitale> medstudent, log in first then type what I told you to type
[04:38] <Newbie> medstudent : boot the live cd and fix the resolution
[04:38] <medstudent> right now it's just a brown screen
[04:38] <Bookman> seidos: mine is a gui app.  Just to make things more complicated.
[04:38] <mezquitale> medstudent, dont boot the live CD, if you use the live CD when you boot up using your hard drive the changes will not be saved to your hard drive
[04:39] <medstudent> mezquitale, after I login, it's just a blank brown screen. there's nothing. I can move my mouse but it doesn't respond to input.
[04:39] <seidos> mezquitale: ah, interesting point.  I installed when 8.04 was newest version.  now I kind of need the laptop to get work down.  editing my novel.  http://www.tinyurl.com/m4arfd
[04:39] <medstudent> mezquitale, it's after a fresh install
[04:39] <sdfadfsadfsasdfa> Everytime I start my computer, I enter my username and then the password, but for some reason, everytime i enter the password, it freezes.
[04:39] <sambagirl> does apt-get work for vtiger?
[04:39] <sdfadfsadfsasdfa> I can move my mouse and everything, but once i typed in my password and press enter, it doesn't do anything
[04:39] <mezquitale> medstudent, so everything is installed then? you can boot up your machine and all you see is a login prompt?
[04:39] <medstudent> I was able to boot into the Live CD fine. mezquitale SeaPhor
[04:39] <sdfadfsadfsasdfa> Has this ever happened to anyone here?
[04:39] <gwildor> sdfadfsadfsasdfa, try choosing a different session...
[04:40] <sdfadfsadfsasdfa> what do u mean by that gwildor?
[04:40] <gwildor> sdfadfsadfsasdfa, on the login screen, it says session.....pick a different one
[04:40] <medstudent> mezquitale, yes it installed without error. Then I rebooted, got a login, which I was able to do just fine. Sound card works, screen looks great, then after login nada
[04:40] <sdfadfsadfsasdfa> Yes sor
[04:40] <sdfadfsadfsasdfa> Imma try that right now
[04:40] <sdfadfsadfsasdfa> brb
[04:41] <medstudent> mezquitale, SeaPhor?
[04:42] <mezquitale> medstudent, press "CTRL-ALT-F1" , you can try F1-F12, F7 is graphical user interface, let me know what happens when you press one of those key combinations, you should see a login prompt
[04:42] <medstudent> mezquitale it doesn't respond
[04:42] <SeaPhor> medstudent, during the "brown screen", is there keyboard response? like caps-lock, num-lock etc?
[04:43] <medstudent> SeaPhor, I'm rebooting again. just a sec
[04:43] <mezquitale> medstudent, was your machine working fine with windows??
[04:43] <medstudent> yes, no problems
[04:43] <medstudent> ok, I have the login screen
[04:43] <medstudent> I can type my name fine
[04:44] <Logomachist> I have a problem. After logging in, the desktop comes up but without the menu bar. I have a mouse cursor, and I have wallpaper and  ctrl + alt + delete works. The "Help" button on the "restart the computer" menu brings up the help window but without the title bar. But that's all I can get to. Alt + F2 doesn't work. Has anyone else run into anything like this?
[04:44] <mezquitale> medstudent,  what did you do that you now have a login screen?
[04:44] <medstudent> I have options in the corner
[04:44] <medstudent> I rebooted
[04:44] <medstudent> I can always get the login screen upon reboot
[04:44] <medstudent> it's just afterwards that my desktop doesn't load
[04:45] <mezquitale> Logomachist, yes, there's a fix to that one, google it
[04:45] <kudi> whats that program called that automatically installs .debs
[04:45] <medstudent> mezquitale SeaPhor, ok I hit CTRL ALT F1 and got a terminal
[04:45] <IdleOne> kudi: double click the deb
[04:45] <medstudent> (at login)
[04:45] <medstudent> but it isn't formatted properly. huge font
[04:45] <kudi> IdleOne: i use openbox
[04:45] <mezquitale> medstudent, this will reconfigure your xserver:  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[04:46] <pedro> hy
[04:46] <IdleOne> kudi: in a terminal you can type dkpg -i file-name.deb
[04:46] <mezquitale> medstudent, login first then type "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg"
[04:46] <pedro> gnome no backtrak 4 ?
[04:46] <medstudent> ok, I CAN'T do anything after I login!
[04:46] <pedro> yes or no ?
[04:46] <medstudent> that's where it stops
[04:46] <medstudent> just a brown screen
[04:46] <Logomachist> Mezquitale, do you remember anything about what the solution is? I googled it earlier today, and a few solutions were proposed but I didn't think any of them particularly fit my problem.
[04:47] <D-rew> wasn't there someone in here asking about a custom keymapping?
[04:47] <IdleOne> medstudent: login at the terminal prompt in ctrl-alt-F1
[04:47] <mezquitale> Logomachist, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=837984
[04:47] <SeaPhor> medstudent, he means, At the terminal at ctrl+alt+f1 login THERE, then do the sudo ...
[04:47] <medstudent> ok
[04:47] <medstudent> it's really sluggish....as in it takes seconds before one letter appears. and the font is huge
[04:48] <Korlis> im baaaack
[04:48] <mezquitale> medstudent, that's because your video card and monitor are not correctly configured
[04:48] <medstudent> ok I'm trying ot put in my login info
[04:48] <IdleOne> medstudent: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg should fix that
[04:49] <Korlis> hey is there possb;y anyone tonight who can help me? Nautilus seg faults and won't open my home folder (will open everyone else;s, just not mine)
[04:49] <Korlis> im using thunar right now
[04:50] <SeaPhor> mezquitale, what you think about the grub menu failsafe option of fix xserver? for medstudent
[04:50] <IdleOne> Korlis: e17 correct?
[04:50] <Korlis> no, im back in gnome
[04:50] <mezquitale> SeaPhor, that is also another option that he could try if youre willing to walk him through it
[04:51] <medstudent> mezquitale SeaPhor, I'm trying to login but it's not straightforward...it says "Ubuntu 8.10 name-desktop tty1"
[04:51] <SeaPhor> mezquitale, its never worked for me,
[04:51] <IdleOne> medstudent: you dont see Login?
[04:51] <medstudent> ok now asking for login...
[04:52] <medstudent> it's taking 1-2 min between lines loading...
[04:52] <SeaPhor> medstudent, yes, thats a "virtual terminal" - TTY-1 or ctrl+alt+F1
[04:52] <IdleOne> when it asks for password you wont see any * but type it and hit enter
[04:52] <medstudent> what about login? will you see characters for my name?
[04:52] <IdleOne> yes
[04:52] <medstudent> ok I typed it a minute ago and it hasn't appeared
[04:53] <IdleOne> well I won't but you should :)
[04:53] <mezquitale> SeaPhor, if it's never worked for you then dont mention that option, it's worked for me when I installed a xubuntu on a laptop without a cd-rom
[04:53] <SeaPhor> medstudent, for name-yes, password-NO
[04:53] <medstudent> I'll wait it out
[04:53] <medstudent> the login screen (normal) is really snappy
[04:53] <Korlis> i guess i'll just keep using thunar for now and do a clean install when karmic is released
[04:54] <st01k> hey guys, none of my media players witll play .avi or .mov anymore.... i added codecs to be able to play .wmv and since then i can't play the other formats.  can anyone help?  (i've tried to play with mplayer, movie player, and vlc)
[04:54] <mezquitale> medstudent, how much memory do you have in your machine?
[04:54] <Korlis> ive been dist-upgrading since feisty, something was bound to break
[04:54] <tnnc> korlis are you around
[04:54] <st01k> ver 8.10
[04:54] <medstudent> not sure right now...I think 512
[04:54] <medstudent> it ran Windows fine
[04:55] <mezquitale> medstudent, your system is abnormally slow, I'm thinking your hard drive is about to die, is your hard drive making sounds like "chaka-chaka-whirrrlllllllllllllll"
[04:55] <IdleOne> Ran windows fine/worked in windows is not a barometer
[04:55] <medstudent> hahaha no
[04:55] <IdleOne> hahahahah chak-chaka-whirrrllll
[04:55] <medstudent> it's working fine, albeit it's 7 yrs old
[04:56] <Korlis> 7 years old??? back up your files
[04:56] <medstudent> I just formatted it
[04:56] <medstudent> to install Ubuntu
[04:56] <Korlis> then you wonr lose much when the HD dies, they normally take abuot 5 years to die, at least in my experience
[04:56] <mezquitale> medstudent, I have a PII that runs just fine using xubuntu, i tried ubuntu but it was too slow, it didnt take that long in text mode though
[04:57] <D-rew> Korlis, newer disks can last about 10, if you care for them properly.
[04:57] <pcw-s> ...
[04:57] <medstudent> hmmm well then I might have to get the XFCE version then
[04:57] <medstudent> I like GNOME though
[04:57] <mezquitale> medstudent, i think it has something to do with the hardware and the distribution you installed, what version did you install??
[04:57] <Korlis> ive never had a newer computer or hard drive, im poor, i get hand me downs, which, since im a linux user is just fine with me
[04:57] <t0s> couldn't be verified because the public key is not available, how do i get the public key?
[04:58] <Jkessler> I am running jaunty and just enabled desktop effects how do i select what effects to use?
[04:58] <SeaPhor> medstudent, might consider the "alternate cd" installation
[04:58] <medstudent> 8.10
[04:58] <IdleOne> !ccsm | Jkessler
[04:58] <medstudent> how is the alternate CD different, SeaPhor
[04:58] <pcw-s> *-*
[04:58] <Jkessler> ty
[04:58] <SeaPhor> ewww, medstudent 8.10 was the worst
[04:58] <medstudent> ok should I try with 9.04?
[04:59] <seidos> I had a 7 year old system, I installed ubuntu on it, then donated it to good will
[04:59] <seidos> anyone know what daemon does dns?
[04:59] <mezquitale> medstudent, I tried 8.04 and tried jaunty, they both made my AMD 64 bit desktop cry, I had to install 8.10 and it works like a charm
[04:59] <SeaPhor> yeah, and download an extra alternate iso just in case
[05:00] <Logomachist> Mezquitale, that link you gave me nails my problem, but none of the proposed solutions fix it.
[05:00] <mezquitale> medstudent, try 9.04 and if you have any issue at all then try 8.04, 8.04 is supposed to be a Long Term SUpport(LTS) which is supposedly the most stable version
[05:00] <medstudent> I have a 8.04 CD so I might pop that in
[05:00] <medstudent> this virtual terminal isn't working
[05:00] <ninel> my upgrade of  hardy to intrepid and then to jaunty   disabled the  unified button for IM status indicator + shutdown button how can I recover that?
[05:01] <medstudent> it asks me for my password, and I type it, and then it says login failed and then shows my password as my login
[05:01] <Guest59043> can anybody tell me how to get my vpn connection working?  i cannot get past the initial challenge.  I used my cisco pcf file to configure the connection.
[05:01] <mezquitale> Logomachist, I suggest you goggle these terms: "ubuntu menu bar disappeared", one of the threads I found helped me fix my desktop
[05:01] <mezquitale> rofl
[05:01] <lol> Bonjour
[05:01] <Logomachist> k thanks
[05:02] <SeaPhor> medstudent, i personally run 9.04 on this laptop, but i run 8.04 on my servers and on my Game box, and if i didnt love ubuntu so much, i'd say that 8.10 was the "ME" of ubuntu
[05:02] <medstudent> HAHA, ok I read you loud and clear
[05:02] <IdleOne> SeaPhor: i wouldnt go that far
[05:02] <mezquitale> medstudent, i think the machine is just fine.  When you see "Login:"  type your login, afterwards it will prompt you for your password like so: "Password:" type your password in and you should see a command prompt
[05:03] <medstudent> mezquitale yeah I assure you it's not that simple. there's some weird, serious lag
[05:03] <seidos> ubuntu
[05:04] <mezquitale> medstudent, reboot your machine into failsafe mode and see what happens
[05:04] <medstudent> how do i do that?
[05:05] <n8tuser> medstudent are you logged in now? you can sudo telinit 1  to get into single user mode
[05:05] <medstudent> I haven't gotten logged in
[05:05] <medstudent> it won't work
[05:06] <t0s> anyone know the ppa keys for gnome-do?
[05:06] <SeaPhor> medstudent, at the grub menu, arrow down 1 time
[05:06] <n8tuser> medstudent -> are you using a diff pc to chat now?
[05:06] <LucidGuy> Anyone try out Lotus Symphony?
[05:06] <medstudent> I'm using a Mac
[05:06] <TK_> *silence*
[05:06] <IdleOne> t0s: on the ppa page click in " What's this" next to the Signing key
[05:07] <TK_> Just wanted to thank you peeps. I ran into some trouble a while ago and you were of great help.
[05:07] <aleron6> anybody know when the next version of ubuntu is gonig to come out
[05:07] <IdleOne> TK_: did you bring cookies?
[05:07] <medstudent> October
[05:07] <biovore> oct
[05:07] <TK_> Of course
[05:07] <IdleOne> end of october
[05:07] <dm-madman> alright, so what precisely is the difference between "deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/" and "deb-src http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/" in this sources.list file?
[05:07] <TK_> Have some
[05:07]  * TK_ hands everyone a jar of cookies
[05:07] <dm-madman> one is for source code packages?
[05:08] <aleron6> i hope it fixes the problem i have with the sound