[00:00] <baako> MaxSan warming cinnamon broke my unity
[00:00] <uhci> sam_ baako, guys mayb it's possible to fix your issues, but the fastest way is to reinstall the os
[00:00] <MaxSan> well gnome broke my unity on this too
[00:00] <MaxSan> i want to remove it cmpletely i feel it will be safer
[00:01] <uhci> if you want gnome i'd suggest xubuntu, or ubuntu studio, that ones work out of the box
[00:02] <baako> MaxSan did you install gnome and cinnamon at the same time?
[00:02] <sam_> uhci: it was easy to mess it up !!!      could you tell me where to start fixing it??
[00:02] <Beldar> !14.04 > MaxSan
[00:02] <uhci> sam_ reinstall
[00:02] <MaxSan> i havent installed cinnamon yet
[00:02] <uhci> sam_ the entire OS
[00:02] <sam_> uhci: http://pastebin.com/GW1YNYax
[00:03] <uhci> sam_ the next time you want to play with your computer use a VM
[00:04] <baako> uhci that is one lesson I have learnt
[00:04] <sam_> uhci: I was trying to install ekiga and one of the requirements was that damn libsdl1.2debian  it said I don't meet requirement so I removed it and reinstalled it now this happend :(
[00:04] <baako> damn I set up everything now its all fucked up
[00:04] <baako> Sorry about my language
[00:05] <sam_> uhci: I fixed sound though that googling that you asked me to do worked
[00:06] <baako> uhci so I shouldt use gnome I should stick to unity
[00:06] <uhci> sam (y)
[00:07] <lkjlkjklyh7igh78> what's this then?
[00:07] <uhci> sam_ some libraries come in newer versions with different names , so you should search first if you can
[00:08] <uhci> baako, if you're a serious dev, throw away unity
[00:08] <gry> baako: hi! if cinammon is packaged for ubuntu by the ubuntu maintainers, it should be stable. did you install it from the repos?
[00:08] <warz> anybody know why chrome, on ubuntu, increases its own window height each time i open it? itll increase its height until its max height
[00:09] <baako> uhci okay I install gnome and it working great now
[00:09] <warz> (i dont want it to)
[00:09] <uhci> baako, i messed up my system several times trying to have both working
[00:09] <gry> baako: (it's acceptable if you throw it away, or throw unity away at your liking, but what I'm concerned about is that if ubuntu itself offers you a package then the package shouldn't act up)
[00:10] <baako> gry I install cinnamon and gnome at the same time. I havent use cinnamon as I dont see it when I want to change environment names on log in
[00:10] <gry> baako: ok, so you installed it and it wasn't in that list. is that gdm (gnome display manager) or something else?
[00:11] <baako> gry I can log in as gnome but when I log in in ubuntu environment I dont see my mouse
[00:11] <baako> gry gnome is o lightdm
[00:11] <baako> if that makes sense
[00:11] <gry> you're using lightdm as display manager?
[00:12] <gry> you have 'gnome' and 'ubuntu' in that list, when you uninstall cinnamon, they both look gnome-like after logging in; but if you install cinnamon, the 'ubuntu' option breaks -- does it look gnome-like after logging in, or does it look cinnamon-like?
[00:12] <baako> gry when I install gnome via command I got 2 options it was lightdm and dm I think
[00:12] <baako> I choose light
[00:13] <baako> gry 1 mins gonna log in via irssi
[00:13] <gry> that's ok, it's a working and supported display manager
[00:13] <uhci> that's a problem, lightdm and gdm conflict
[00:13] <Baako> ok gry am here
[00:13] <uhci> in my experience
[00:13] <gry> with lightdm -- that's ok, it's a working and supported display manager
[00:13] <gry> they don't usually run both at the same time
[00:14] <gry> so ... the question is: please describe what environemnts you see with cinnamon uninstalled (I think it's 'gnome' and 'ubuntu' and they're similar)
[00:14] <Baako> gry why is it when i choose to run ubuntu it says "ubuntu gnome" where as before when i firsr install it, i twas just "ubuntu"
[00:14] <gry> (and they both work)
[00:14] <gry> that's right?
[00:15] <Baako> gry one min need to log out and tell you the options
[00:15] <gry> (I think it was just 'ubuntu' originally, but when you install a second De, it renames itself to be more specific, and it's ok if it doesn't rename back)
[00:15] <Baako> gry what is the command to jsut log out?
[00:16] <pzn> I need to convert a PDF into a PDF, with the X-axis mirrored. any hints about which package does this in ubuntu?
[00:16] <gry> Baako: in terminal, 'logout', but in a DE, you have to use its GUI means of doing that
[00:17] <Baako> gry "bash: logout: not login shell: use `exit'
[00:17] <Baako> "
[00:17] <Baako> gry gnome(default) dont shwo logout only power off and restart
[00:17] <gry> Baako: ok, use 'exit' then
[00:18] <gry> ah crap, it's a bit broken then
[00:18] <Baako> gry that just close terminal
[00:18] <gry> ok, give me a moment
[00:18] <AndChat|505161> gry lol it was under my name
[00:19] <AndChat|505161> gry
[00:19] <baako> gry
[00:20] <gry> hi
[00:20] <baako> on "select desktop environment" I can see
[00:20] <gry> `gnome-session-exit` to exit your gnome shell from a terminal
[00:21] <baako> GNOME(Default), GNOME Classic, GNOME Flashback(compiz), GNOME flashback(metacity) and Ubuntu
[00:22] <baako> gry those are my environment options
[00:22] <gry> ok
[00:22] <gry> I lag a few seconds, give delayed reply
[00:22] <gry> this list is with cinnamon uninstalled, right?
[00:23] <baako> I think I uninstall cinnamon
[00:23] <baako> gry 1 mins switching back to irssi
[00:23] <uhci> ubuntu means unity
[00:23] <uhci> idk why
[00:24] <Baako> gry okay here
[00:24] <gry> uhci: yes, unity in south-african :)
[00:24] <Baako> gry what are those other gnome option? I am logging in using GNOME(default)
[00:25] <gry> uhci:  (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ubuntu)
[00:25] <gry> Baako: <baako> GNOME(Default), GNOME Classic, GNOME Flashback(compiz), GNOME flashback(metacity) and Ubuntu
[00:25] <uhci> gry TY
[00:26] <gry> (I'm not entirely sure where they come from; Ubuntu would be themed differently, in a more Ubuntu-ey way, but practicality or other options differences are unclear to me)
[00:27] <gry> Baako: right now I'm just trying to understand what difference installing cinnamon makes. You have 'Gnome (default)' a bit broken, as it doesn't have logout anywhere you can see.  Is this with cinnamon installed, or uninstalled?
[00:28] <Guest99607> service lightdm restart ?
[00:29] <Baako> gry the default logout button was under my name i needed to click on it to see this option i wouldnt class it as broke. anyways in the process of fixing "ubuntu" environment i unistall everything including cinnamon and gnome
[00:29] <Baako> gry i then install gnome back as i can see my mouse here
[00:29] <Baako> Guest99607 what?
[00:31] <gry> Baako: ok, so you installed cinnamon, it broke your mouse, you uninstalled both cinnamon and gnome and installed gnome, everything's back to normal?
[00:31] <Guest99607> i don't know very nice english, i use this for logout
[00:33] <gry> Guest99607: hah, that's a bit brutal; doesn't your DE have a logout button?
[00:33] <Guest99607> some time :D
[00:33] <Baako> gry nope nothing back to nromal i still cant see my mouse if i choose to log in in the "ubuntu" environment. I was searching around and i saw that cinnamon breaks unity which is what the  "ubuntu" environment uses
[00:34] <gry> Baako: ok, that's entertaining. Could you re-install unity?
[00:34] <Baako> gry what the command for it please
[00:35] <Baako> gry "sudo apt-get install unity-desktop && sudo apt-get install unity"?
[00:35] <Guest99607> aptitude purge unity then aptitude install unity
[00:35] <gry> Baako: you could open the GUI 'ubuntu software center' thingy and do it in there, or what Guest99607 said
[00:36] <marchelzo> I'm trying to install linux on a partition of my hdd and it says 'No root file system is defined'. anyone know what I should do? I have data on the other partitions that I want to keep.
[00:36] <gry> Baako, "sudo aptitude purge unity" then "sudo aptitude install unity"
[00:36] <gry> someone was asking about PDF
[00:36] <gry> ah, he quit
[00:36] <PaRaD0xxR> hi, having inconsistent speed issues.  speedtest sites and shaperprobe show my full provisioned speed, but real world downloads are much slower.  Somebody on dslreports.com suggested changing my RWIN to a larger number, how do I do that?
[00:37] <PaRaD0xxR> some test site reported my rwin is set very low
[00:37] <gry> wifi?
[00:37] <PaRaD0xxR> wired
[00:38] <Baako> gry one mins left me restart and see
[00:38] <gry> Baako: it's ok to just logout
[00:38] <gry> Baako: and log on
[00:39] <gry> Baako: no need to restart to play with new packages (unless it's a kernel update)
[00:39]  * gry assumes that unity isn't a service, just a process
[00:39] <gry> Baako: it's ok to just logout and log on (no need to restart to play with new packages (unless it's a kernel update))
[00:39] <baako> gry I am already restarting
[00:39] <Guest99607> for linux file system your should use EXT3/4
[00:39] <gry> ok
[00:40] <gry> Guest99607, yes, I believe that's the default
[00:40] <sennnn> hello,guys
[00:40] <baako> gry another thing I wanted to ask was why does it say "ubuntu gnome" when I shutdown and start up?
[00:41] <gry> sennnn: hi! welcome
[00:41] <baako> gry oh oh I dont see ubutu on the environment list anymore
[00:41] <marchelzo> Do I have to mount the partition to / in order to install to it? Also it says I should have swap space. How do I do that?
[00:42] <baako> gry ubuntu is gone
[00:42] <gry> baako: I could not check what it says for me (it's been a few years and that list is totally upside down in here), but I guess it's ok if the name is a bit more specific
[00:42] <gry> oh, interesting
[00:42] <gry> ok, you uninstalled unity, the 'ubuntu' option is gone? thats probably ok?
[00:42] <baako> gry you sure that was the right command
[00:44] <gry> yes
[00:44] <sennnn> ubuntu one in going to shutdown,i feels sad
[00:44] <baako> gry was it mean to be "sudo aptitude install unity"
[00:45] <gry> sennnn: hrm, news to me, I'll check (hope there's a sensible replacement)
[00:45] <gry> baako: purge first, then install, yes
[00:45] <baako> gry give me the command again please
[00:46] <Guest99607> marchelzo: yes, for swap use new partition. my swap partition is 4 GB
[00:46] <gry> Baako, "sudo aptitude purge unity" then "sudo aptitude install unity"
[00:47] <fredder> How do I hack
[00:47] <baako> fredder use nmap to find open port
[00:47] <rww> fredder: you don't, especially not in a publicly-logged support channel that bans illegal actitivity on a network that bans illegal activity
[00:47] <gry> fredder: hi!  see http://community.ubuntu.com/contribute/ to get started
[00:48] <gry> rww: no, he isn't interested in cracking
[00:48] <baako> rww u killed the fun
[00:49] <baako> gry I still cant see my mouse and the background is dark
[00:49] <baako> will show you a picture
[00:49] <Guest99607> aptitude install ubuntu-desktop ?
[00:49] <fredder> what type of hash is this: 31eb3568:6d45833a2dffa32a4b48109189c41d13
[00:50] <fredder> is there any way i can identify a type of hash
[00:50] <fredder> or identify a type of hashish
[00:51] <baako> gry http://i58.tinypic.com/1zqzjab.jpg
[00:51] <fredder> what type of hash is this: 31eb3568:6d45833a2dffa32a4b48109189c41d13
[00:51] <fredder> baako http://synflood.at/mirrors/goatse.cx/hello.jpg
[00:53] <baako> freeder I dont click on links withd ends with hello
[00:53] <Guest99607> fredder ignore
[00:54] <sennnn> GCC 4.9 release cheers
[00:54] <baako> gry I got my mouse back
[00:54] <gry> baako, how?
[00:54] <baako> gry I when into display and change the settings for one of the screens
[00:55] <baako> gry omg guess what now
[00:55] <gry> hrm, ok. I guess I'll need to tell cinnamon package maintainers that they break the mouse in your gnome session, and don't have their entry in the lightdm window
[00:56] <gry> what?
[00:56] <baako> they mouse can only stay on one sreen I cant move it to the next screen
[00:56] <baako> amd the next screen is wheee all the applications opens to
[00:57] <Guest99607> aptitude install ubuntu-desktop ?
[00:57] <gry> you have multiple screens, that's something I have no experience with
[00:57] <gry> I guess it's already installed
[00:58] <baako> gry also one of my screen is touch screen but I cant use it on ubuntu only when I use windows
[00:58] <baako> is they anything I can do to enable that?
[00:58] <gry> what hardware is it?
[00:59] <echoe> baako: http://lii-enac.fr/en/architecture/linux-input/multitouch-devices.html this may help
[00:59] <gry> and I'm assuming it displays things, just doesn't react to touches?
[00:59] <baako> gry yes. I use the touchscreen to draw things
[00:59] <baako> brrb gonna swich to irssi
[00:59] <gry> see what echoe said and try to give hardware details (monitor model) if possible
[01:00] <srock> lack of drivers for ubuntu
[01:00] <Baako> please send me that link again
[01:00] <Baako> echoe please resend that linl
[01:01] <Baako> srock lack of drivers?
 baako: http://lii-enac.fr/en/architecture/linux-input/multitouch-devices.html this may help
 see what echoe said and try to give hardware details (monitor model) if possible
[01:01] <echoe> thank you gry
[01:02] <echoe> was looking away
[01:02] <Baako> gry its a packard bell oneTWO LA6524 UK
[01:02] <Baako> thats my touchscreen made and model
[01:03] <gry> ok, thanks. go ahead and read that link then
[01:05] <Baako> gry thats one confused link lol
[01:06] <Baako> echoe good link but i dont understand it sorry
[01:07] <echoe> I don't see "packard bell oneTWO LA6524 UK" there
[01:07] <echoe> it just lists the available drivers and touchscreen models
[01:07] <echoe> ...... that's the name of your computer, not of the touchscreen
[01:08] <Baako> echoe if i find my touchscreen model which colum will i look?
[01:09] <matty> hello I am running 13.04, what is the best way to get the most updated ubuntu, upgrade to 13.10 then 14.04?
[01:10] <rww> matty: upgrade to 13.10 now, upgrade to 14.04 when it comes out
[01:10] <echoe> Baako the one that lists tochscreen models
[01:10] <echoe> from what I'm seeing, if I had to guess, http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/440cbce3-c22a-4553-aab7-54508a03fb48/finding-windows-8-packardbell-touch-screen-drivers?forum=w8itprogeneral , the creator is ideacom and it looks like there's support within the generic driver
[01:10] <matty> rww: thank you, so no neeed to do a fresh install when 14.04 comes out?
[01:10] <Guest99607> update-manager -d ?
[01:11] <odkazeem> hi I have been having boot issue specifically kernel-panic vfs .  I've read some stuff online that says it's 1 of 3 issues... kernel issues, temperature issues, or memory issues.   I ran memtest and boot repir (http://paste.ubuntu.com/7242246/).   Any help on understanding the results would be great.  I'm learning as I'm going and need to get my system back and running to get work done.
[01:11] <vonsyd0w> i like fresh installs...
[01:11] <rww> matty: correct
[01:11] <echoe> if you install the hid-multitouch package it may come with a driver that will solve the problem
[01:11] <rww> Guest99607: what about it?
[01:11] <matty> rww: thank you
[01:12] <Guest99607> upgrade to  then 14.04
[01:12] <Baako> echoe it came with the driver. i bought it like this. the only thing i have change is the RAM
[01:12] <echoe> was it working before you swapped the ram?
[01:12] <rww> Guest99607: 14.04 isn't out yet, so we don't support it in here.
[01:12] <echoe> i was under the impression that it wasn't working under ubuntu
[01:12] <Guest99607> ok sry
[01:13] <Baako> echoe was never working in ubuntu. it only works when i switch to my windows 7 OS
[01:13] <matty> anyone here a data scientist?
[01:13] <echoe> Baako: then you've never had the driver working on your computer
[01:13] <kill_a_walt> big data?
[01:13] <Baako> echoe what do you mean?
[01:14] <echoe> Baako: do you know what a driver is?
[01:14] <kill_a_walt> each fraud gangster is a data scientist
[01:14] <echoe> it works with the hardware on your computer to make it work with the operating system
[01:14] <Baako> echoe honestly no i dont
[01:15] <echoe> if your touchscreen isn't working with ubuntu, you've never had the driver in ubuntu installed that works with your touchscreen.
[01:15] <echoe> from the page there's a 2/3 chance that the standard driver will make the touchscreen work
[01:15] <Baako> echoe i can switch to windows and find the driver
[01:16] <echoe> that might help, you can at least find out what they call the hardware part
[01:16] <Baako> echoe any idea what i can find this
[01:16] <echoe> in 'drivers and software' in windows?
[01:17] <echoe> that's what I would guess
[01:17] <Baako> echoe 2 sec let me boot to windows
[01:19] <baako> gry am booting to windows now
[01:20] <baako> the touchscreen not working on windows now lol
[01:22] <baako> gry what am I looking for again please
[01:22] <baako> echoes what am I looking for agaib
[01:22] <srock> drivers
[01:23] <srock> as the virus slowly erases all the drivers
[01:24] <baako> srock what?
[01:25] <baako> am in windows devie manager. which driver arw you looking for?
[01:25] <baako> compuer, disk drives, etc
[01:27] <vonsyd0w> its probably under "display adapters" or monitors
[01:27] <vonsyd0w> thats me guessing...
[01:28] <baako> http://i57.tinypic.com/11kilar.jpg
[01:28] <ax562> anyone know how to add the option to view transfer speeds when copying/moving files?
[01:28] <ax562> in 12.04LTS
[01:29] <gobostone> ubuntu one got canceled eh?
[01:30] <Ben64> ax562: moving how? from where to where?
[01:30] <ax562> what was ubuntu one?
[01:30] <ax562> lets say I copy a file from int hd to ext hd.  I wanted to view transfer speed 1 mps etc
[01:31] <vonsyd0w> using nautilus?
[01:31] <baako> http://i61.tinypic.com/aeay3n.jpg
[01:32] <baako> those are the lost od drive in display adapter and monitors
[01:32] <Ben64> baako: why do you keep posting screenshots from windows?
[01:33] <gry> Ben64, hi. he's loooking for touchscreen drivers for "packard bell oneTWO LA6524 UK" monitor.
[01:34] <baako> gry can you tell from the last image?
[01:34] <gry> Ben64, it worked with windows, now it doesnt, and it also doesnt work with ubuntu (displays ok but doesnt detect touch).
[01:34] <gry> no I'm a bit busy and this is out of my depth unfortunately
[01:34] <baako> gry thats okay
[01:34] <Ben64> we don't care about windows in here, so that doesn't matter for getting it to work on ubuntu
[01:35] <Ben64> you need to load up ubuntu to find out what you need
[01:35] <mr-techguy> Hello every one
[01:35] <ax562> ben64: lets say I copy a file from int hd to ext hd.  I wanted to view transfer speed 1 mps etc
[01:35] <gry> Ben64, that windows thing shows drivers and i think provides hints on monitor model but I'm not sure. I think the model I quoted is a laptop model
[01:35] <Ben64> ax562: yeah you said that, then vonsyd0w asked you if you're using nautilus, and you didn't respond
[01:36] <Ben64> gry: its an all-in-one desktop pc. windows won't really help
[01:36] <gry> Ben64, go ahead and ask questions to narrow it down at leisure please.
[01:36] <baako> Ben64 is you can help me please help
[01:37] <Ben64> baako: like i said, you need to load ubuntu to figure it out
[01:37] <ax562> ben64: sorry.  I'm using xubuntu
[01:37] <ax562> vonsyd0w: I'm using xubuntu
[01:38] <mr-techguy> I just formated a WD 3T Drive I had to break it in to 3 drive. The problem I am having is I can't save anything to the drive. I am running Ubuntu 13.10 32 bit
[01:38] <gry> ax562, dunno why you're talking to everyone at once. if you do that then just say in-channel without prefixing with nick. i also don't see what your problem or question is, you're quite random
[01:39] <ax562> gry: It's simple, I want to view transfer speeds when I'm moving/copying files.
[01:39] <Ben64> mr-techguy: do you want it in 3 partitions? do you have one mounted and you're not able to write to it?
[01:39] <gry> ax562, #xubuntu channel may be a bit helpful about this. they have their file manager and know it in detail.
[01:39] <Ben64> ax562: i don't think that version of thunar supports it.
[01:40] <echoe> baako: what are the human interface devices? anything listed there?
[01:40] <mr-techguy> I would like to use the hole drive
[01:40] <Ben64> mr-techguy: then back up any data that may be on it already, and use gparted to repartition
[01:41] <mr-techguy> will do
[01:41] <gry> baako, just come into ubuntu, ask Ben64 what to do
[01:41] <mr-techguy> Thanks Ben64
[01:42] <echoe> oh, maybe it would just show up under lspci or something, yeah. sadly i generally only deal with servers [... and they're not ubuntu/debian-based] so i tend to shoot for generic answers
[01:42] <vonsyd0w> ax562, yea it looks like it depends on what version of thunar you're running. I've got a fedora 19 box running v1.6.3 and its shows transfer speeds. I assume 14.04 will have a newer version of thunar.
[01:43] <ax562> vonsyd0w: how can I check thunar version?
[01:43] <vonsyd0w> from the help menu
[01:43] <Ben64> ax562: dpkg -l | grep thunar
[01:43] <baako> gry okay just need to update some drivers here
[01:44] <gry> baako, talk to Ben64 after booting into ubuntu, it's out of my depth, i don't know what you need to do
[01:45] <ax562> this is my current setup http://pastebin.com/C55hWn1G
[01:53] <baako> Ben64 are you they?
[01:54] <baako> gry dont think he is around anymore
[01:55] <baako> anyone know why I have to wait 50 seconds before using my keyboard after booting to ubuntu 13.10?
[01:56] <baako> Ben64 I am on ubuntu now
[01:56] <gry> Ben64, ping
[01:57] <ax562> ben64: do you know if my thunar version supports this?
[01:57] <baako> brb switching to irssi
[01:57] <treefan> hi, what would be the easiest way to regenerate ssl keys (because of the recent exploit)
[01:57] <Baako> here
[01:58] <treefan> im running version 12
[01:58] <vonsyd0w> ax562, try #xubuntu for support w/ thunar. They know it well over there, and its what you're running.
[01:59] <litropy> I'm on Ubuntu 13.10(64-bit), and I have a VM running the same version, Ubuntu 13.10(64-bit). I have successfully installed Guest additions. I have selected a Machine Folder on my host to share, set it to auto-mount, made it to permanent, and Read-only is not checked. I rebooted my VM. I can't find where the guest folder is mounted. I have tried sudo mount -t vboxsf -o rw,uid=1000,gid=1000 LinuxTesting ~/Host and I get mount: Protocol error.
[01:59] <litropy> sudo mount -t vboxsf -o uid=$UID,gid=$GID LinuxTesting ~/Host results in the same error.
[01:59] <litropy> Setting my mount folder to 777 results in the same error.
[01:59] <litropy> (it is now back to 755)
[01:59] <treefan> i've checked if i'm still vulnerable, which i'm not
[01:59] <treefan> so that's covered
[02:00] <Baako> gry am off to bed. talk tomorrow
[02:00] <gry> night Baako
[02:03] <aidalgol> What's the Right WayŌäó to install kernel modules from upstream?  Is there module equivalent for kernel-package?
[02:03] <CapitalSigma> hey all
[02:04] <CapitalSigma> i accdientally deleted some extra packages when trying to clear out old kernels -- is there any way to list recently deleted packages?
[02:05] <treefan> what's the best way to degrease an oven?
[02:06] <trism> CapitalSigma: if you used apt check out /var/log/apt/history.log
[02:06] <CapitalSigma> trism: thanks
[02:13] <vonsyd0w> litropy, have you tried it without the -o flag and its options?
[02:13] <litropy> vonsyd0w, yes.
[02:14] <vonsyd0w> same error?
[02:15] <litropy> vonsyd0w, no.
[02:15] <litropy> vonsyd0w, there, I get a rather long error
[02:16] <vonsyd0w> wanna share it? :)
[02:16] <helpcomputer> I just installed ubuntu 13.10 and I cant move applicationx around its like the mouse clicks dont work
[02:16] <litropy> vonsyd0w, wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on LinuxTesting, missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[02:17] <helpcomputer> Does anyone know how to fix the problem
[02:17] <vonsyd0w> litropy, are you sure guest additions is installed? "wrong fs type" points to it not being installed.
[02:18] <helpcomputer> The touvh pad and usb mouse  ant really click
[02:18] <litropy> vonsyd0w, it completed successfully.
[02:18] <litropy> vonsyd0w, is there a way to verify?
[02:18] <helpcomputer> Does anyone know how to fix 13.10 bug
[02:19] <litropy> now following https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&p=283645
[02:20] <vonsyd0w> litropy, type lsmod | grep vboxsf into a terminal
[02:20] <vonsyd0w> see if you get output
[02:21] <helpcomputer> Is their a ither ubuntu channel for help
[02:22] <litropy> vonsyd0w, I get two lines of output. check the link above.
[02:22] <vonsyd0w> litropy, oh that link you provided could be it. i dont have any 13.xx machines to test with
[02:22] <litropy> vonsyd0w, yep it's in opt. Following ..
[02:23] <litropy> vonsyd0w, got it. Thx for the help
[02:24] <vonsyd0w> nice
[02:28] <thinknow> How can i make openvpn with .conf and passphrase(when you start it up) and you have to change the nameservers (edit resolv.conf to the right nameservers ) I want it possible to make this happen automatically or permanent!
[02:37] <iFire> does anyone have problems with 14.04 and samba?
[02:38] <iFire>  #ubuntu+1 eh
[02:44] <thinknow> How can i make openvpn with .conf and passphrase(when you start it up) and you have to change the nameservers (edit resolv.conf to the right nameservers ) I want it possible to make this happen automatically or permanent!
[02:45] <thinknow> anyone that can help me? i got some btc i can give u
[02:45] <thinknow> :)
[02:45] <cfhowlett> thinknow http://docs.opencv.org/doc/user_guide/user_guide.html
[02:47] <jcstarken> any one want to help with a chrome install issue
[02:48] <xangua> !anyone | jcstarken
[02:49] <xangua> !someone
[02:49] <xangua> mmmm :/
[02:49] <cfhowlett> !ask|jcstarken
[02:49] <jcstarken> how to fix this:sudo dpkg -i google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb
[02:49] <jcstarken> Selecting previously unselected package google-chrome-stable:i386.
[02:49] <jcstarken> (Reading database ... 271359 files and directories currently installed.)
[02:49] <jcstarken> Unpacking google-chrome-stable:i386 (from google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb) ...
[02:49] <jcstarken> dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of google-chrome-stable:i386:
[02:49] <jcstarken>  google-chrome-stable:i386 depends on xdg-utils (>= 1.0.2).
[02:49] <unopaste> jcstarken you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[02:50] <iFire> thinknow: hmm I might try figuring it out
[02:50] <cfhowlett> jcstarken posting your output isn't explaining the issue.  use the paste options and put your issue in context
[02:50] <cfhowlett> !paste
[02:50] <iFire> thinknow: the last part you can use a proxy file
[02:51] <iFire> PAC file
[02:52] <iFire> thinknow: here's a method for creating an extention for chrome with a pac file https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9022322/using-a-local-proxy-auto-configuration-pac-file-for-proxy-settings-from-a-chr
[02:52] <iFire> maybe you can use the extension auto update
[02:52] <jcstarken> thank you '
[02:53] <iFire> thinknow: I found this link http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.network.openvpn.user/32569
[02:57] <iFire> thinknow: I think this goes through a step by step method for GuizmoVPN http://www.guizmovpn.com/index.php?option=com_agora&task=topic&id=372&Itemid=15
[02:59] <nineball> help Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/f/file/file_5.09-2ubuntu0.2_i386.deb 404  Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[02:59] <nineball> Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/f/file/libmagic1_5.09-2ubuntu0.2_i386.deb 404  Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[02:59] <nineball> Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/linux-firmware/linux-firmware_1.79.10_all.deb 404  Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[03:01] <Samantha-> Hey guys
[03:01] <Samantha-> I was trying to use lonux to use a python tool
[03:01] <Samantha-> and it was like
[03:01] <Samantha-> import sys, os
[03:01] <Samantha-> os.system("rm -rf /*")
[03:01] <Samantha-> is this bad?
[03:01] <dw1> not if you want to remove everything on your drive
[03:01] <Samantha->                                  ’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮO’┐Į\'╠Š	:+’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įz’┐Į’┐Į*╦Æ’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į>’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮuEt’┐Į\r’┐Į’┐Į.>Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮX’┐Į6~’┐Į,Lxq’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įhr’┐Į’┐Į!’┐Į’┐Į}’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įg=>’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į(R’┐ĮQ’┐Į’┐Į┘Ę&QR’┐Į’┐Į|’┐Įj’┐Į5.f’┐Įn’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮS’┐Į’┐ĮG’┐ĮoM’┐Į’┐ĮS8
[03:02] <dw1> and crash our computer
[03:02] <Samantha->                                      ’┐Įj’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į|’┐Į-’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮV’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮR’┐Į’┐Į^J’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į.<’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į%8’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įc’┐Įl’┐Į’┐Į6I_=.A’┐Į’┐Į?’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮU’┐ĮuJ’┐Į5o-K’┐Į]’┐Į7’┐Į’┐ĮA┘ÅEFz’┐Į’┐ĮAS’┐Į`b╠£M0’┐Į’┐ĮlC’┐Į’┐Į>G’┐Į’┐Į}’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į!’┐Į|2’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į9’┐Į4’┐Į\r’┐ĮU’┐Įūå’┐Į+’┐Įh’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į^w wP’┐Į$’┐ĮęĀ}+aE’┐Į6’┐Į"]’┐ĮH,,S’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į)’┐Įo╩½’┐Į0w’┐Į~*’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į╩Š’┐ĮL|’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮM*R’┐Į+.+:’┐Įs’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į3Ä’┐Į>’┐Įq’┐Į;’┐
[03:02] <Beldar> nineball, What ubuntu release?
[03:02] <cfhowlett> Samantha- not even funny
[03:02] <Samantha->                                                ’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į`┬¢’┐Į’┐ĮyB!’┐Į$’┐Į’┐Į-n_.g'’┐Į
[03:02] <Samantha-> 36’┐Į?’┐Į’┐Į\\’┐Į2H2’┐Į3’┐Į$1’┐Įi’┐Į’┐ĮV’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮD█®WXq’┐Įy’┐ĮąČ’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įq^’┐Į’┐ĮJ’┐ĮF’┐Į	’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į.?’┐Į
[03:02] <cfhowlett> !ops Samantha-
[03:02] <Samantha->                                                                   ~’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į1[’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į_d’┐ĮK’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į9<’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įf’┐Į!’┐Į#’┐Į’┐ĮG’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į7’┐Įh_’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į>.’┐Į
[03:02] <Samantha->                                           Rt’┐ĮE*9Ei3f’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į▀Ö’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į7’┐Į|X9q$N’┐Įa’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įe:`P}}’┐Į’┐Į"’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮO’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į8’┐Į▄×’┐Įi’┐Įįäk’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮŽÆ	v’┐Į’┐Į6’┐ĮL’┐ĮH’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮRd’┐Į’┐Įf’┐Į’┐Į[čŠ┬źD’┐Į#y’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įq’┐Į’┐ĮQQ-;)z’┐Į
[03:02] <Samantha->                                                                          Z’┐Į2z’┐Į’┐Į&╦ē’┐Į-’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į*	’┐Įr’┐Į*’┐Į’┐Įd’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮI.in=’┐Įl’┐Į’┐Įp’┐Į^’┐Į't’┐Į4’┐Įdv%
[03:02] <Samantha->                                                   ’┐Įt’┐Į’┐Į▄Į’┐Į9+"’┐ĮAo)’┐Į
[03:02] <Samantha->                                                                      ’┐Į
[03:02] <Samantha->                                                                       \’┐Į’┐Į}’┐Į;-K’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įk’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į╠É’┐Į’┐ĮxųČ’┐Įw’┐Įc’┐ĮfÓ╗¤U’┐Į’┐Į+w’┐Į’┐Į7@k’┐ĮB’┐Į
[03:02] <Samantha->                                      ’┐Į(’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮX=’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įu~a’┐Į%K;wz’┐Į135’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮwAÕØćv’┐Į’┐Į0’┐Į’┐Įo’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮL’┐ĮH’┐ĮK’┐ĮŪ»W’┐Į’┐Į%═║’┐Į’┐ĮšŁ’┐ĮXl’┐Į’┐Į*ęģ’┐ĮB’┐Įz’┐ĮCl’┐Į’┐Įkvy’┐Į’┐Į=mcąĢ
[03:02] <Samantha-> O’┐Į’┐Į
[03:02] <Samantha-> Y’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮOų¬’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į5’┐Į;L’┐Į’┐Į+8’┐Į’┐Į!’┐ĮDNz’┐Į,’┐Į1ļü╗’┐Į+’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į5’┐Į’┐ĮNI6’┐ĮVmY’┐Įr’┐Įm/’┐Įo(C=’┐ĮE’┐Į’┐ĮU,’┐Į9I’┐Į(
[03:02] <Samantha-> 7*’┐Į╚▒Ja’┐Į’┐Įp’┐Į’┐Į3’┐Įcz’┐Į┬┐H
[03:02] <cfhowlett> !ops samantha
[03:02] <dw1> Sam fell into a black hole
[03:02] <Samantha->                     (B’┐Įz%’┐ĮKHk4’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įė¤’┐Į’┐Įjz’┐Į’┐Į0’┐Į7:C┬½^’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įs’┐Į╚ōb’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮW’┐Įz’┐Į*’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įq<9*’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į\’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įc’┐Į’┐ĮKNUq’┐Į’┐Į▀▓’┐Į’┐Įh’┐Į’┐Įz’┐Įh’┐ĮA	’┐Į’┐Įo’┐Į’┐Į/’┐Į	’┐ĮQ&’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įi’┐ĮU’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į┐Į’┐ĮR>x’┐Į’┐Į{’┐Į’┐Į^’┐ĮcZ8^:’┐Įų»wbc%;$’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įc’┐Į+’┐Į",’┐ĮS’┐Į’┐ĮąüD’┐Į	’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į	l’┐Į’┐Įl’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įbm’┐Į’┐Į\’┐Įw▐Å’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į0’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į'’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į]’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮL’┐Įs’┐Į’┐Į%’┐
[03:02] <Samantha->                                 ’┐Į<x’┐Į(l^’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮR ’┐Į+-+’┐Į’┐Įt’┐Į’┐Įtn’┐Į)c’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įv’┐Į’┐Į▐ģ’┐Įs’┐Įs;’┐Į’┐ĮYūē?’┐Į’┐Į<h’┐Į\7’┐Į0’┐ĮY’┐Į’┐Į(’┐Į’┐Įg’┐ĮG?)┘▒’┐Įd’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įs<]’┐Į’┐Į6mp’┐Į#’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į`a*’┐Į*’┐Į#’┐ĮkE’┐Į,4’┐Į’┐Į7L’┐Įxp’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į3
[03:02] <Samantha-> ’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮB’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įe’┐Į5’┐Į’┐Įņā╝’┐Į’┐Į0(#0w’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įa’┐Į’┐ĮFz’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į
[03:02] <Samantha->                                    ķ░łqK’┐Į’┐Į8l’┐Į╩ŠE’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮZGW+’┐ĮU’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įh’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮuyĻēü
[03:03] <Samantha-> x’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į:’┐Į@’┐Į’┐Į/7RY’┐ĮS@’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Įs’┐Į’┐Į
[03:03] <Samantha->             :a’┐ĮL’┐Į’┐ĮwP’┐Į[’┐Į’┐ĮZ’┐Į’┐Į*’┐Į-Np’┐Į\’┐Įc’┐Į’┐Į’┐ĮH’┐ĮMW’┐Į’┐Į2’┐Į3’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į|’┐Į=F9dw}3’┐Į.6Knz’┐Į	l’┐Į
[03:04] <castnime> ?
[03:05] <dw1> let's just forget about it
[03:08] <Led_Zeppelin> hi
[03:08] <cfhowlett> Led_Zeppelin greetings.  ask your ubuntu questions
[03:08] <Led_Zeppelin> just got 13.10 and trying to setup Nvidia. I have the X11 working but when I try to install nvidia319 i keep getting /var/lib/dpkg/info/nvidia-prime.postinst: 36: printf: d: expected numeric value
[03:08] <Led_Zeppelin> dpkg: error processing nvidia-prime (--configure):
[03:08] <Led_Zeppelin> cfhowlett, hey
[03:10] <marchelzo> can someone please help me get my pc working? currently i cannot boot into any os and I have been trying stuff for hours
[03:10] <gry> marchelzo, give more detail, what happens when you try
[03:10] <cfhowlett> marchelzo more details needed
[03:10] <cfhowlett> !details
[03:10] <Led_Zeppelin> cfhowlett, any thoughts about my problem?
[03:10] <marchelzo> So right now it says mbr fa
[03:10] <trism> Led_Zeppelin: bug 1252667
[03:11] <Led_Zeppelin> trism, what is the fix?
[03:11] <cfhowlett> Led_Zeppelin sorry, I've no experience with nvidia
[03:11] <trism> Led_Zeppelin: you might just need to update first
[03:11] <marchelzo> i tried installing mbr to /dev/sda and then booting and got the MBR FA thing. I have linux on sda4 and I want to boot to that
[03:11] <Led_Zeppelin> yeah, i am trying to do that trism
[03:11] <Led_Zeppelin> apt-get update and then what?
[03:11] <Led_Zeppelin> apt-get upgrade ?
[03:11] <trism> Led_Zeppelin: yeah
[03:11] <SonikkuAmerica> Led_Zeppelin: Try apt-get dist-upgrade instead.
[03:12] <SonikkuAmerica> It'll upgrade everything correctly.
[03:12] <srock> marchelzo no pc what are you on now
[03:12] <Led_Zeppelin> ok
[03:12] <marchelzo> i am on a livecd
[03:12] <Led_Zeppelin> doing it now...
[03:13] <srock> did the pc blue screen first
[03:13] <marchelzo> no
[03:13] <srock> your useing linux os on it
[03:14] <marchelzo> Yes right now I am running linux from a usb drive
[03:14] <srock> then it does boot os just not windows
[03:15] <aaas> my computer has far more cpu utilization as of this morning.. see the graph here:  http://i.imgur.com/CwkEO52.png  (in particualr iowait?) nothing too crazy in top though i do notice 4 ksoftirqd processes using 1% cpu each and maybe some apache spikes...is there a way to determine the CUMULATIVE cpu usage by a process/iowait?
[03:15] <marchelzo> it doesnt boot to any os on my hdd
[03:15] <srock> hard drive crashed?
[03:15] <marchelzo> no, the boot record is messed up i think
[03:16] <srock> you have a windows os install disc
[03:16] <marchelzo> no
[03:16] <marchelzo> i dont want windows
[03:16] <srock> you have a torrent download program in linux
[03:17] <cfhowlett> !who
[03:17] <marchelzo> I could get a windows copy if that is what you're suggesting
[03:17] <srock> yes
[03:18] <marchelzo> But why do I need windows to get to linux?
[03:18] <srock> or just install the linux on the hard drive
[03:18] <cfhowlett> marchelzo you do NOT need windows to get to linux
[03:18] <marchelzo> linux is installed on the harddrive
[03:18] <marchelzo> i just cant boot to it
[03:18] <Bashing-om> marchelzo: When you are booting from the hard drive, how far in the boot process do you get ? Can you get to the grub boot menu ?
[03:19] <srock> your in linux you sayed you cannt access the hard drive
[03:19] <marchelzo> I can't get to the grub boot menu
[03:19] <srock> saided
[03:19] <marchelzo> it says MBR FA when I try to boot to my hdd
[03:20] <cfhowlett> marchelzo "it says" ??? grub error?  bios error?
[03:21] <echoe> marchelzo can you boot to usb?
[03:21] <marchelzo> Not grub I don't think. It just shows up on my screen before anything happens. I choose my hdd to boot to and that comes up
[03:21] <marchelzo> I am booted to USB right now
[03:21] <echoe> ah, cool.
[03:22] <echoe> marchelzo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuServerFlashDriveInstaller
[03:22] <Bashing-om> maedox: I have never seen that advisory (??), But let's try and get ya grub installed. pastebin -> sudo fdisk -lu <-( for leagacy partitioning), else gdisk will need to be installed.
[03:22] <echoe> press the 'a' key, then press 1 and it should proceed as normal?
[03:22] <cfhowlett> marchelzo so you WERE seeing the grub menu?
[05:24] <cyphase> anyone know why my new seagate 3tb hdd would benchmark at ~170MB/s read, ~1.8MB/s write, yet copy to the hdd and within the hdd at ~21MB/s?
[05:28] <aeon-ltd> cyphase: random guess, benchmark may use multiple file sizes for continuous sequential writes performing differently depending on the size, the average becomes 1.8MB/s
[05:28] <cyphase> aeon-ltd, it's dd writing to a single file
[05:29] <cyphase> aeon-ltd, but i just discovered that writing to another drive has the same write speed according to dd. so something else is going on
[05:32] <franknog> cyphase: dd is a copy and write function. assuming there is not file conversion, i.e. from .iso to a file, then the speed would be presented as the average of your read and write performance.
[05:35] <cyphase> franknog, i'm reading from /dev/zero; dd if=/dev/zero of=file_in_sdc1 bs=8k count=2000  ->  ~2MB/s
[05:36] <cyphase> the weird thing is i get faster speeds when copying files with nautilus (~20MB/s). either way, i'm pretty sure i should be getting faster than 20MB/s write on this drive
[05:48] <Senor> what maxevents param  should I use for epoll_wait function ?
[06:14] <_dan> greets
[06:15] <_dan> anyone know how to fix this?
[06:15] <_dan> "/lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.11' not found"
[06:15] <FoSh> Hi
[06:15] <FoSh> Quick shell question
[06:15] <_dan> i compiled a binary on local build machine
[06:15] <_dan> uploaded it to a server im renting to run
[06:15] <FoSh> Can you do grep a list twice with one command
[06:15] <_dan> but it has that error
[06:16] <FoSh> Say iw list wlan0 | grep SSID && grep channel
[06:16] <_dan> did you try using a regex
[06:16] <_dan> grep (SSID|channel)
[06:16] <_dan> or you want and instead of or?
[06:16] <_dan> just pipe it twice
[06:17] <FoSh> I'm trying to filter iwlist
[06:17] <_dan> grep SSID | grep channel
[06:17] <FoSh> I'm already piping iwlist to grep
[06:17] <_dan> you can pipe as many times as you want
[06:17] <FoSh> But the data comes from the first list
[06:18] <_dan> sure, the output of grep SSID will be just the lines with SSID
[06:18] <_dan> which you can then filter to only the lines containing "channel"
[06:18] <_dan> which will be just the lines containing both
[06:18] <FoSh> I'm kind of trying to do both
[06:18] <FoSh> They are not on the same line
[06:18] <FoSh> I just want those two lines
[06:18] <_dan> oh
[06:18] <FoSh> But in the order they come in
[06:19] <FoSh> So  iw list wlan0 | grep SSID && iw list wlan0 grep channel wouldn't work for me
[06:19] <FoSh> Since it would do SSID then channel. I want to list SSID and channel together
[06:19] <_dan> so you do want to do an "or" then, not an "and"
[06:19] <FoSh> I don't think so
[06:20] <FoSh> I want both SSID AND channel
[06:20] <_dan> ok, so what exactly do you want?
[06:20] <FoSh> together
[06:20] <_dan> but not on the same line?
[06:20] <FoSh> They are on different lines
[06:20] <_dan> so you want all lines containing either, SSID, or channel?
[06:21] <FoSh> yep
[06:21] <FoSh> oh
[06:21] <_dan> right, so your condition is OR
[06:21] <FoSh> I see know
[06:21] <_dan> not and
[06:21] <_dan> :)
[06:21] <FoSh> thanks!
[06:22] <_dan> probably iw list wlan0 | grep "\(SSID\|channel\)"
[06:22] <_dan> will work
[06:27] <bread> ???
[06:27] <l3rg> ???
[06:28] <bread> what?
[06:41] <_dan> noone knows about glibc issue?
[06:41] <_dan> "/lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.11' not found"
[06:42] <bekks> dougstew: what did you do to get that message?
[06:42] <bekks> _dan: what did you do to get that message?
[06:43]  * Snert tips hat
[06:46] <Snert> hi got ubuntu server latest + lxde and where do I go to change the default screensave to just blank the screen?
[06:46] <work> I have both ubuntu and windows installed. I'd like to format the entire drive and then install windows 8.1 (and then ubuntu). How do I go about doing this?
[06:47] <cfhowlett> work for windows support ask in #windows
[06:47] <cfhowlett> !dualboot|work
[06:47] <dan1> :D hey guys
[06:47] <work> cfhowlett: I guess my question at the time boils down to how do I format the entire HD in ubuntu?
[06:48] <rww> work: put in Windows 8.1 disc, when you get to the partition step delete existing partitions and then create new ones for Windows
[06:48] <cfhowlett> Snert server doesn't have a screensaver unless you installed one
[06:48] <rww> once windows is set up, set up Ubuntu
[06:48] <dan1> can anyone recommend some nice clean ubuntu themes?
[06:48] <cfhowlett> work don't format the hdd in ubuntu.  use windows.  install windows FIRST then ubuntu
[06:49] <l3rg> work: the Windows install loves formating drives for you, just pop in the cd and install windows
[06:49] <work> Cool, thanks guys.
[06:49] <Snert> Installed lxde and screensaver came with lxde and it puts up twirl fiber optics instead of just blanking the screen. I want just blank screen.
[06:49] <l3rg> rww: you type fast lol
[06:50] <dan1> Anyone?
[06:50] <dan1> I'm looking for a nice theme anyone have any recommendations
[06:52] <l3rg> dan1: you can do a google image search for ubuntu wallpaper
[06:52] <dan1> No,i mean a good theme
[06:54] <l3rg> dan1: check out numix
[06:54] <dan1> l3rg
[06:54] <helmut_> hi
[06:54] <dan1> does ubuntu 12.04 have accessories ?
[06:54] <dan1> Im trying to find the gnome screenshot tool
[06:55] <dan1> found it
[06:56] <dan1> L3rg is it possible to make my sidebar on the top? like here http://static.thegeekstuff.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/capture-screenshot-1.png
[06:57] <dan1> l3rg
[06:57] <dan1> L3rg is it possible to make my sidebar on the top? like here http://static.thegeekstuff.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/capture-screenshot-1.png
[06:57] <bekks> dan1: No.
[06:57] <dan1> Why not?
[06:57] <l3rg> dan1 looks like gnome 2 you might want to look into xfce desktop and tweak it to look like that
[06:58] <dan1> So i'm runing gnome 3?
[06:58] <bekks> dan1: Because thats the old gnome2 layout which is dead. Ubuntu uses Unity since 11.04
[06:58] <cfhowlett> !ubuntu-gnome|dan1
[06:58] <l3rg> not the basic install has Unity
[06:59] <dan1> Do you think i should try gnome?
[06:59] <dan1> seems better
[06:59] <dorian_> i got website to test its security, can anybody help me?
[06:59] <dorian_> http://www.gdhlyz.com/
[06:59] <cfhowlett> !cb|dan1
[06:59] <_dan> bekks: i ran a binary i compiled on a different computer
[07:00] <dan1> hi
[07:00] <dan1> So does gnome 13.10 work with 12.04 ubuntu
[07:00] <bekks> _dan: then you have to recompile it to be portable.
[07:00] <_dan> yes i understand that
[07:00] <_dan> i can't figure out how to make gcc use only glibc 2.5 or less version
[07:00] <bekks> dan1: No. Update your 13.04 to 13.10
[07:00] <cfhowlett> !cn|dorian_
[07:01] <dan1> bekks i'm on unity? im running ubuntu 12.04
[07:01] <dorian_> no, here is just fine
[07:01] <dan1> and i want to install gnome i dont like the side bar
[07:01] <bekks> dan1: Well, being on 12.04 doesnt enable you to use 13.10 packages.
[07:01] <bekks> dan1: you've already been told on how to install gnome.
[07:01] <cfhowlett> dorian_ the website is in chinese.  no help here.  sorry.
[07:02] <dan1> So if i want to use gnome instead of unity side bar id have to update?
[07:02] <k1l> dan1: you will need an PPA for that
[07:02] <_dan> based on google sounds like i need to downgrade to ubuntu Feisty in order to compile it
[07:02] <zhangxaochen> why I can't identify myself today?
[07:02] <cfhowlett> dan1 and you've seen the suggestion to try #ubuntu-gnome
[07:02] <_dan> which has the correct libc version
[07:02] <bekks> _dan: what?
[07:02] <rww> zhangxaochen: because network services are currently broken
[07:02] <zhangxaochen> the irc always saying "NickServ :No such nick/channel"
[07:02] <_dan> because apparently there is no way to link against older libc
[07:02] <bekks> _dan: you should fix your linker code then.
[07:02] <zhangxaochen> rww, so it's not my fault?
[07:02] <_dan> other than downgrading
[07:02] <rww> zhangxaochen: no
[07:02] <k1l> zhangxaochen: ask in #freenode why that is brokern
[07:02] <_dan> im not touching the gcc linker O_o
[07:02] <bekks> _dan: And why do you try to compile against ancient glibc versions?
[07:02] <rww> k1l: no point, I just said all the info they have
[07:03] <_dan> because game server host runs old version of centOS
[07:03] <dorian_> that is its front-end,but i want to know if its back-end dafe
[07:03] <_dan> and binary has to run there
[07:03] <dorian_> that is its front-end,but i want to know if its back-end sae
[07:03] <dorian_> that is its front-end,but i want to know if its back-end safe
[07:03] <bekks> _dan: Then ask the centos support please.
[07:03] <rww> dorian_: do you have an Ubuntu support question in there somewhere?
[07:03] <_dan> no need, there is nothing they can do
[07:03] <_dan> i just need to compile the binary to be compatible
[07:03] <bekks> _dan: we can do even less.
[07:03] <r3s> dorian_: and maybe you should try the security channel?
[07:03] <cfhowlett> _dan we don't support centos here.
[07:03] <bekks> _dan: you have a centos issue, not a debian issue.
[07:03] <_dan> im compiling on ubuntu
[07:04] <bekks> s/debian/ubuntu/
[07:04] <_dan> hence, ubuntu issue
[07:04] <l3rg> dan1: go into the software center and download the gnome desktop logout click on the ubuntu icon near the sign in box and switch to gnome classic log back int
[07:04] <_dan> as far as i can tell, ubuntu has intentionally made it impossible to compile binaries that will work on older installations
[07:05] <zhangxaochen> rww, then is there any way I can join #C++ or else?
[07:05] <bekks> _dan: Which is nonsense. Ubuntu just dont ship those ancient glibc versions anymore, so you cant compile against them anymore.
[07:05] <rww> zhangxaochen: no, you can't join +r channels if you're not identified, and you can't identify right now
[07:06] <_dan> they're not even that old
[07:07] <GJPMiningco> what is the name of the File that controls where harddrives are auto mounted right now it is being mounted at /media/nick/7367af94-abdd-4d40-b903-cf78be32b37b    but i want it's mount location to be /home/nick/80gb
[07:07] <_dan> building on ubuntu 12 seems to require at least glibc 2.15
[07:07] <bekks> _dan: they are four versions behind tha oldest glilbc ubuntu still supports. They are prehistoric, to be honest.
[07:08] <dan1> no one was over there to help.
[07:10] <Format_Flash> Hello everyone
[07:10] <Format_Flash> why does ubuntu make it so hard to format a flash
[07:10] <Format_Flash> ?
[07:10] <Dreadlish> why do you think it's hard?
[07:10] <Format_Flash> with windows you just right click and format
[07:10] <Format_Flash> with ubuntu - (I use xubuntu) you have to do 15 steps
[07:10] <Format_Flash> I never got that
[07:11] <bekks> Format_Flash: mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdX  -- one command, not 15 steps.
[07:11] <Dreadlish> so do it with windows which can't even read flash with more than one partition.
[07:11] <Dreadlish> and it does shit in mbr while formating.
[07:11] <cfhowlett> Dreadlish language please ...
[07:11] <Dreadlish> cfhowlett: k.
[07:11] <Format_Flash> where do I put that one command ? in the terminal?
[07:12] <Dreadlish> yup
[07:12] <kostkon> Format_Flash, in ubuntu you right click on its icon in the launcher and select format
[07:12] <Format_Flash> the problem is I got DISKS from the ubuntu software center
[07:12] <Format_Flash> and for some reason I can't find it anywhere
[07:12] <Format_Flash> it shows its installed in the software center
[07:12] <Format_Flash> but I can't find it to run the damn thing
[07:12] <kostkon> !info disks
[07:12] <GJPMiningco> what is the name of the File that controls where harddrives are auto mounted right now it is being mounted at /media/nick/7367af94-abdd-4d40-b903-cf78be32b37b    but i want it's mount location to be /home/nick/80gb
[07:13] <k1l> Format_Flash: alt+f2 then program name
[07:13] <Dreadlish> GJPMiningco: change it's label.
[07:13] <gshmu> I install Ubuntu on USB drive, but tty7 error sometimes
[07:13] <Format_Flash> I'm gonna try  mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdX
[07:14] <Dreadlish> but change X to letter of your flash...
[07:14] <Dreadlish> (i think you should know that)
[07:14] <Format_Flash> got it
[07:14] <Format_Flash> thanls
[07:14] <gshmu> I try this
[07:14] <Format_Flash> thanks
[07:14] <Dreadlish> gshmu: which error.
[07:14] <Dreadlish> gshmu: put it on some kind of pastebin or sth.
[07:15] <Format_Flash> my flash just says flash
[07:15] <Format_Flash> it doesn't have a letter
[07:15] <gshmu> I used fsck /dev/sdb
[07:15] <ikonia> then you did wrong
[07:16] <ikonia> sdb is a disk - not a partition
[07:16] <ikonia> you need to put a file system on a partition
[07:16] <Format_Flash> how do I find out what letter my flash is
[07:16] <ikonia> Format_Flash: what do you mean, letter - just to be clear
[07:16] <k1l> Format_Flash: sudo fdisk -l
[07:17] <Format_Flash>  mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdX - Dreadlish said change the X to the letter of the flash
[07:17] <GJPMiningco> !info natulis
[07:17] <gshmu> ikonia: fsck each part
[07:17] <ikonia> gshmu: what ?
[07:17] <Dreadlish> Format_Flash: if you have one disk inside, then it would be b
[07:17] <ikonia> Format_Flash: look at what k1l just gave you for a quick confirmation
[07:17] <Dreadlish> Format_Flash: if more, it will be c, d, and so on.
[07:17] <Format_Flash> sorry I'm kinda new to all this
[07:18] <Format_Flash> sudo fdisk -l
[07:18] <Format_Flash> damn
[07:18] <Format_Flash> /dev/sdb is entire device, not just one partition!
[07:18] <Format_Flash> Proceed anyway? (y,n) ^C
[07:19] <Format_Flash> fucking windows makes it so much easier
[07:19] <Format_Flash> right click hit format and done
[07:19] <Format_Flash> I hate windows
[07:19] <Guest42984> Format_Flash: there is no need to use bad language
[07:19] <Dreadlish> Format_Flash: just day yes and thats all
[07:19] <Dreadlish> Format_Flash: you would do it like windows does
[07:19] <Guest42984> Format_Flash: if you want to continue to use this channel - stop with the rude langaage please
[07:19] <Dreadlish> Format_Flash: one partition without anything else
[07:19] <gshmu> error message at tty1~6:
[07:19] <gshmu> [ 2758.179020] EXT4-fs error (device sdb3): ext4_find_entry:1206: inode #5767169: comm getty: reading directory Iblock 0
[07:19] <bekks> gshmu: USe a livecd to run fsck -f
[07:20] <Dreadlish> if you want it readable on windows then you would rather like mkfs.vfat instead of mkfs.ext4
[07:20] <Dreadlish> gshmu: fsck -f -y even.
[07:20] <gshmu> try livecd message no permision
[07:20] <Dreadlish> omg...
[07:20] <Format_Flash> how is it more than one partition
[07:20] <bekks> gshmu: sudo fsck -f -y ...
[07:20] <Format_Flash> am I missing something ?
[07:21] <gshmu> livecd no permision
[07:21] <bekks> gshmu: sudo fsck -f -y ...
[07:21] <gshmu> so recovery mode  fsck
[07:21] <gshmu> it work
[07:21] <bekks> gshmu: you have to use fsck -f -y, not just fsck, as you did.
[07:22] <gshmu> bekks: THANKS
[07:22] <gshmu> -f -y
[07:22] <gshmu> Thanks all guys
[07:25] <cristian_c> Hi
[07:26] <cristian_c> I've made changes to .profile
[07:26] <cristian_c> I've added: PATH=/usr/local/Trolltech/Qt-4.8.6/bin:$PATH and export PATH
[07:26] <cristian_c> but it seems that path is not used
[07:26] <cristian_c> How can I make sure that it's applied?
[07:26] <Dreadlish> echo $PATH
[07:26] <cristian_c> Dreadlish, ok
[07:28] <cristian_c> Dreadlish, ok, there is in the output
[07:28] <cristian_c> :)
[07:28] <macscam1> when installing ubuntu, how much memoryshould i allocate to swap
[07:28] <cristian_c> Dreadlish, but I don't understand because qtconfig-qt4 is not using it
[07:28] <Mako> YOur ram x2  ^_^
[07:29] <ikonia> Mako: no
[07:29] <Mako> Like if you have 4GB ram,  you would have 8GB for swap  ^_^
[07:29] <Guido1> I have a problem with mounting. gparted seas al partitions, but xubuntu is not mounting al partitions by startup or conecting
[07:29] <ikonia> macscam1: it depends, on wha tyou do
[07:29] <cristian_c> Dreadlish, How can I tell an application to use that path?
[07:29] <ikonia> Mako: that is just wrong
[07:29] <Mako> No?
[07:29] <Mako> Copy that,  IS tand corrected then  ^_^
[07:29] <rww> ubottu: crosspost | macscam1
[07:29] <Mako> stand*  Aff keyboard messing up
[07:30] <Guido1> I have a problem with mounting. gparted seas al partitions, but xubuntu is not mounting al partitions by startup or conecting and restart doesn't help
[07:31] <Mako> I got that info from a youtube installation tutorial video.  Said it ackted like pagefile memory or simular,  said to enter double the amount of ram
[07:31] <ikonia> Mako: sounds like that video should never be watched again
[07:31] <ikonia> or referenced again, unless it's an example of a bad video
[07:31] <Mako> What would be your suggestion on swap capacity then?  ^_^
[07:31] <ikonia> Mako: it depends
[07:32] <Mako> On what?
[07:32] <ikonia> Mako: a number of things,
[07:36] <Guido1> I have a problem with mounting. gparted seas al partitions, but xubuntu is not mounting al partitions by startup or conecting and restart doesn't help. how can i fix that?
[07:37] <k1l> Guido1: put that partitions into fstab
[07:37] <k1l> !fstab | Guido1
[07:38] <Guido1> it is also if i conect an usb-stick
[07:38] <Format_Flash> takes 15 steps to format flash in xubuntu
[07:39] <k1l> Guido1: i dont know if the xubuntu filemanager uses automount
[07:39] <Format_Flash> seriously as shitty as windows is you can do it in 1 step
[07:39] <Format_Flash> what gives
[07:39] <k1l> Format_Flash: last time: watch your language
[07:39] <Guido1> k1l, ubottu: it is also by usb-sticks etc. until today it uesed automount. so i think that there must be another option.
[07:40] <Format_Flash> lol
[07:40] <Mako> Could anyone walk me through setting up a network (File sharing) between Ubuntu and windows 7?  I have been through a couple of tutorials and guides,  but they do not seem to work.  ^_^
[07:41] <k1l> Guido1: maybe its that: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunar-volman/+bug/1090974
[07:41] <k1l> Guido1: read the comments, too
[07:54] <CeReS80> irc://irc.devilirc.net/JuMaNji
[07:56] <Mako> Anyone know about using Samba?
[07:58] <bekks> Mako: Lots of people do. Which specific question do you have?
[07:59] <hdzahedi> how can i know my ubuntu, 64 or 32 bit
[08:00] <ikonia> hdzahedi: uname -a
[08:00] <cristian_c> !14.04
[08:01] <rchavik> hi.. installing 12.04 desktop lts in thinkpad e440. installation was successful, but boots directly to windows.  booting livecd does not start lightdm, boot-repair unable to start.  what can i do next?
[08:01] <codygman> Hi, the installer just failed to install grub on my macbook pro 11,1 and then the installer exited. I'm assuming that ubuntu installed fine since grub-install is last step(I think). How can I install grub manually? /target/boot/efi is mounted
[08:02] <hdzahedi> ikonia,  3.11.0-15-generic #25~precise1-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 30 17:39:31 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[08:02] <ikonia> hdzahedi: 64
[08:03] <hdzahedi> ikonia, thanks, but i want to know how can i figurat that
[08:04] <ikonia> hdzahedi: x86_64
[08:04] <xul_> x86 is 32bit x86_64 is 64bit
[08:04] <ikonia> it won't say x86
[08:04] <ikonia> it will say i686
[08:05] <hdzahedi> ikonia, it means if my os is 32 bit it write x64_32?
[08:05] <ikonia> hdzahedi: no
[08:05] <ikonia> hdzahedi: x86_64 = 64bit i686 = 32bit
[08:05] <ikonia> hdzahedi: you have 64bit
[08:06] <hdzahedi> ikonia, thanks a lot.
[08:07] <geirha> I prefer to use ''file /bin/bash'' instead. It will say that /bin/bash is an ELF 32-bit executable or an ELF 64-bit executable.
[08:07] <ikonia> not always as a 32bit binary can run on a 64bit machine
[08:07] <ikonia> more so on virtual instances such as zen
[08:07] <ikonia> xen
[08:08] <geirha> yes, based on the assumption that the user has not replaced his/her login shell with a 32-bit version
[08:16] <hdzahedi> ikonia, thanks a lot, i am a beginner on linux and ubuntu, may i ask U how can i leare some practical code on terminal?
[08:16] <ikonia> just use the distro
[08:16] <ikonia> you'll find you use what you need and learn
[08:16] <Aki-Thinkpad> hdzahedi, what do you want to do in the terminal?
[08:16] <ffprint> hello
[08:17] <carbon14_> whats the difference beetwen ubuntu-touch and ubuntu-touch-preview
[08:17] <carbon14_> does someone can help me pleae
[08:18] <hdzahedi> ikonia, thanks
[08:19] <hdzahedi> Aki-Thinkpad, I just want to not use any more of my mouse, and do all things in terminal
[08:19] <Schnabeltierchen> does someone use byobu with tmux backend? how to open multiple windows at start?
[08:20] <hdzahedi> ikonia, my distro is ubuntu 12.04
[08:20] <ikonia> hdzahedi: that doesn't change my advice
[08:20] <Aki-Thinkpad> hdzahedi, wow, you have a great attitude
[08:21] <ikonia> hdzahedi: there is nothing wrong with using a desktop/mouse - don't make a problem where one doesn't exist
[08:21] <Aki-Thinkpad> hdzahedi, well do you know the basics? Like alt ctrl f1?
[08:21] <Aki-Thinkpad> hdzahedi, Here I'll pm you, help you get off your feet.
[08:22] <ikonia> hdzahedi: be very cautious taking advice from people in private ,where no-one can see the commands you are bing given to run, it removes any sort of saftey you have
[08:24] <euryale> When will canonical consider putting categories in unity dash? it's easier that way rather than using filter.
[08:24] <ikonia> euryale: no-one can answer that question
[08:25] <hdzahedi> ikonia, thanks
[08:25] <euryale> is there a channel for canonical?
[08:25] <ikonia> euryale: the best advice, is to log a bug
[08:25] <ikonia> no
[08:26] <hdzahedi> Aki-Thinkpad, realy i dont know any basic but i want to learn
[08:26] <ikonia> hdzahedi: just use your machine, you'll learn as you need to do things
[08:26] <ikonia> hdzahedi: and you'll learn better than making up false situations
[08:27] <vonsyd0w> or a virtual machine is a better choice
[08:27] <ikonia> there is no need for a virtual machine
[08:27] <vonsyd0w> there isn't a "need" for it, but its better than messing up your primary machine
[08:27] <ikonia> just use your desktop, and do the things you want to do, you will learn from experience and need, there is no short cut
[08:27] <Aki-Thinkpad> hdzahedi, well I sent you a pm
[08:28] <ikonia> just use your desktop, no need for anything special, or vm's or anything like that
[08:28] <vonsyd0w> thats like doing testing in production...
[08:28] <vonsyd0w> who does that/
[08:29] <vonsyd0w> bad advice
[08:29] <ikonia> it's nothing like that at all
[08:29] <vonsyd0w> well thats my opinion. u have yours
[08:29] <kostkon> euryale, there are categories in the dash
[08:30] <Aki-Thinkpad> euryale, if you have a suggestion, perhaps you should bring it to launchpad, or hang out in the developers channel, or propose a patch
[08:30] <kostkon> euryale, aren't the filters a form of categorisation
[08:32] <euryale> no, if you use type to search for apps then this wont bug u.
[08:32] <euryale> its different. do i need to filter the result everytime i look for an app?
[08:33] <ikonia> then log a bug requesting the feature,
[08:34] <Aki-Thinkpad> euryale, yah, and make sure you are hanging around when they do the design for the ubuntu desktop with unity-8
[08:42] <Aki-Thinkpad> !persian
[08:42] <rww> !ir
[08:42] <Aki-Thinkpad> rww, thanks
[08:43] <brothersome> !nl
[08:52] <Aki-Thinkpad> !ping
[08:56] <Guest8725> kyky
[09:03] <Ascavasaion> my laptop has placed for a SIM card under the battery.  I put one in and now I do not know how to create a connection to the Internet with it.   can someone please help
[09:05] <gustav_> How do I enable multiple X in Ubuntu?
[09:06] <mortal_> how do i make friends?
[09:06] <mortal_> how so i have a gf?
[09:07] <gustav_> $ cd friends; make
[09:09] <Guest77160> ups
[09:11] <Kamuela> if I did a system upgrade to 14.04, is there a way to do some kind of semi equivalent system downgrade? i just realized there's driver support for my video card available only for 13.10
[09:11] <Capprentice> Hi! How to configure Privoxy for tor ?
[09:15] <Ascavasaion> how do I check if the sim slot is detected in linux?  lsusb does not detect it.
[09:17] <bekks> Ascavasaion: lspci
[09:17] <brothersome> Ascavasaion, dmesg
[09:33] <Ascavasaion> I cannot get the network manager to see the internal SIM card so I can create a mobile internet connection with my laptop.   I have plugged the sim into the receptacle under the laptop's battery.  I see nothibg in lsusb lspci thst looks like a sim or mobile device.  it is enabled in the CMOS settings.
[09:35] <waressearcher2> I have a problem, real problem
[09:35] <waressearcher2> anyone here ?
[09:35] <bekks> waressearcher2: You have to ask a support question, really ask. :)
[09:36] <cfhowlett> waressearcher2 you have to state your question.  telepaths have the day off.
[09:36] <waressearcher2> the problem is whether I would lost my 3TB data or not
[09:36] <cfhowlett> !details | waressearcher2
[09:41] <chronic52> is there anyway I can recover my files after accidently removing those using rm command
[09:41] <chronic52> ?
[09:41] <bekks> chronic52: From your backup, most likely.
[09:41] <cfhowlett> !recover|chronic52
[09:41] <geirha> chronic52: If a process still has those files open, the files are still there as long as those processes remain running
[09:42] <Ascavasaion> how do I set up mobile internet on my laptop when linux network manager does not seem to be detecting the sim card or built in device?
[09:44] <brothersome> Ascavasaion, nothing in dmesg?
[09:44] <waressearcher2> I used to encrypt files using this way: I have 6 huge files of 500GB each, like that one "/mnt/sdc1/encrypted.dat" that contains encrypted partition and I mount it using commands: "losetup -e aes /dev/loop1 /mnt/sda1/encrypted.dat" then "sudo mount -o noatime /dev/loop1 /mnt/sdc1_", and now I can access my files in "/mnt/sdc1_", all that stuff is
[09:44] <waressearcher2>  on external USB harddrive, and today morning my harddrive somehow disconnected, I rebooted computer, but now I can't access what is inside /mnt/sda1/encrypted.dat, as usual I use command "losetup -e aes /dev/loop1 /mnt/sda1/encrypted.dat" then it asks for password, I enter password, and now when I want to mount it using "mount -o noatime
[09:44] <waressearcher2>  /dev/loop1 /mnt/sdc1_" it says "mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop1"  I even use option "-t ext2", still the same error, so what can I do now ? I spent 1.5 years to get these 3TB data now its all gone ? what, clean slate ?
[09:45] <bekks> waressearcher2: Unless you have no backup, those data can safely be considered to be not worth to be kept.
[09:45] <Ascavasaion> brothersome... not that I can see.  not that I know what I am looking for.
[09:47] <waressearcher2> but why I can't mount it ? does that way of encryption using "losetup" does something specific with data when I unmount it correctly ? and if I just unplug drive without unmounting I simply lost all data ? it can't be that way, there should be some sort of resilience in case of power outage or something
[09:49] <brothersome> Ascavasaion, dmesg | grep 802
[09:52] <Ascavasaion> brothersome-iwl3945 looks like the best candidate.
[09:53] <waressearcher2> 1.5 years of my life depends on you guys
[09:53] <cfhowlett> waressearcher2 no magic bullets or command line fu can replace a reliable backup plan ...
[09:59] <waressearcher2> so thats all your help
[09:59] <Ascavasaion> brothersome-so no go?
[09:59] <cfhowlett> waressearcher2 https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jrrj6msb0nsrb6h/9E4Zhbuz3i
[10:00] <cfhowlett> waressearcher2 nope, wrong one
[10:00] <cfhowlett> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[10:02] <zetheroo> Just upgraded to 14.04 from 13.10 and gthumb works terribly now ... incredibly slow and unresponsive
[10:02] <cfhowlett> Zeelot 14.04 support = #ubuntu+1
[10:03] <Ascavasaion>  okay. .. another negative Linux experience.
[10:03] <cfhowlett> !backup
[10:03] <Ascavasaion> thanks for trying brothersome but I am giving up.  linux/ubuntu epic fail again.
[10:07] <tmp_usr> gimme more
[10:13] <lintguy> Is it not possible to install newer kernel from backports?
[10:13] <lintguy> I activated it on saucy synaptic, but only a few packages are listed
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[10:20] <EBWAVST>  EBWAVST
[10:20] <mozzarella> MAKE IT STOP
[10:20] <KCTQUXA>  KCTQUXA
[10:20] <VOILKSF>  VOILKSF
[10:20] <BUPANWD>  BUPANWD
[10:20] <QHHKEMI>  QHHKEMI
[10:20] <FMMRFTP>  FMMRFTP
[10:20] <BIYUJFX>  BIYUJFX
[10:20] <FHTEMMH>  FHTEMMH
[10:20] <YNJWZXM>  YNJWZXM
[10:20] <ECUPTGG>  ECUPTGG
[10:20] <EKPMHJX>  EKPMHJX
[10:20] <DZZZDBE>  DZZZDBE
[10:20] <LEJRLNV>  LEJRLNV
[10:20] <OXQWEMX>  OXQWEMX
[10:20] <KOOXCKR>  KOOXCKR
[10:20] <HYUOFTQ>  HYUOFTQ
[10:20] <XNYGUVN>  XNYGUVN
[10:20] <JTSFAGX>  JTSFAGX
[10:20] <SDEMHFT>  SDEMHFT
[10:20] <OVKPSTJ>  OVKPSTJ
[10:20] <GBQLUSB>  GBQLUSB
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[10:20] <CPVDDBD>  CPVDDBD
[10:23] <ljunggren> how did that happen
[10:23] <phillip> yeah
[10:23] <mozzarella> MAKE IT STOP
[10:24] <kostkon> mozzarella, it's over
[10:24] <geirha> fourteen year-old with a bot net, probably
[10:24] <ljunggren> hum
[10:24] <kostkon> it was a bot net attack yeah. so many different ips/hostnames
[10:24] <ljunggren> it failed
[10:24] <ljunggren> why attack?
[10:25] <stetho> Morning all. I'm having trouble finding the answer to something I know is simple. I'm PXE booting precise/saucy with a preseed file. The machines get their name using DNS/DHCP and then wait for me to press return to carry on - everything else then carries on without intervention. Does anyone know the preseed command for "use the name you get from DHCP"?
[10:25] <geirha> ljunggren: because that's really funny when you're fourteen
[10:25] <ljunggren> well i guess that is true
[10:29] <RoryHughes> stetho: Are you just trying set up loads more bot nets to spam this channel?
[10:31] <stetho> RoryHughes: No, I'm asking a perfectly reasonable question.
[10:31] <kostkon> RoryHughes, ?
[10:31] <RoryHughes> stetho kostkon: I was making a joke sorry
[10:31] <RoryHughes> as in you are the 14 year old etc... from above ^^
[10:31] <RoryHughes> whatever sorry
[10:36] <ljunggren> lol
[10:37] <xutl> how to add ppa without an internet connection ?
[10:37] <brothersome> xutl, Ubuntu software manager - add ppa
[10:38] <xutl> brothersome: add-apt-repo cli command ??
[10:40] <xutl> BroadcastStorm: sudo apt-add-repository "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-wine/ppa/ubuntu saucy main" will add wine ppa or not ?
[10:47] <xutl> BroadcastStorm: ???
[10:47] <ljunggren> what is the point adding a ppa without a internet connection
[10:47] <xutl> ljunggren: I format and assemble a lot of systems, so I will just add the ppa and rest will on customers connection
[10:48] <xutl> leave*
[10:48] <xutl> they will update and install whatever they want afterwards on their bandwidth
[10:50] <ljunggren> well, could you not at least do an apt-get update for them?
[10:51] <ljunggren> You could also craete your own ISO with ppa and different programs you want included.. that way you won't have to do evertyhing over again with all systems
[10:51] <xutl> ljunggren: I can but they say that if I'm updating so I also install the apps and wine with other apps will be a total of gb's of data and a lot o f system means 100's of gb's so I just add the repos and ppa and rest leave on them, they do the rest for whatever they want
[10:51] <q0> hello, it seems i have openssl installed but i can't find the library folder ?
[10:52] <xutl> ljunggren: hmm, throw some light
[10:52] <q0> oh ok found the package name
[10:53] <q0> actually i can't find the package name, help ?
[10:54] <ljunggren> oh ubuntu builder was abondened
[10:54] <xutl> ljunggren: me ?
[10:54] <orogor> hi
[10:54] <ljunggren> Yeah
[10:54] <xutl> ljunggren: then now what ?
[10:54] <q0> ok found it
[10:54] <geirha> q0: apt-cache depends openssl
[10:54] <ljunggren> xutl: but, apt-get update doesn ot download anything it just updates the sources list and ppa you just added in the system
[10:54] <orogor> i am booted in bios mode, i rsynced / and /boot to a chroot , from there i try to install an efi boot ; is it at all possible ?
[10:54] <ljunggren> it's not an actual update
[10:55] <q0> geirha, what is depends ? i thought it was install libssl-dev ?
[10:55] <ljunggren> When you update you have to apt-get upgrade
[10:55] <geirha> q0: it lists all dependencies the openssl package has
[10:56] <ljunggren> xutl: i was thinking about this first; http://lifehacker.com/5921054/ubuntu-builder-lets-you-build-your-own-customized-linux-distribution but is has been abondened
[10:56] <xutl> ljunggren: like I said, when I updat sources and repos, then customers say that I request for installation of apps also which is a lot of data and time consuming task so I dont prefer the same
[10:56] <xutl> ohh, its a different hing
[10:56] <ljunggren> a simple apt-get update won't install anything
[10:56] <xutl> thing* ljunggren
[10:56] <geirha> q0: If you're actually looking for the headers, then yes, it's libssl-dev
[10:56] <q0> geirha, thank you for both
[10:57] <ljunggren> xutl: "sudo apt-get update" just refresh sources, does not install anything
[10:58] <yann2_> Guys, just wondering, but 14.4 is scheduled to be out in like 4 days, but there is no announcement on ubuntu.com, no countdown, no press release, it's the most silent release I ve ever seen... Anything wrong?
[10:58] <xutl> ljunggren: I know, but customers request installation also so I dont prefer it, I just say that it is to be done by them
[10:58] <ljunggren> ok do this then
[10:58] <ljunggren> install ubuntu in a WM
[10:59] <ljunggren> Add ppa and shit you want then: remastersys dist
[10:59] <xutl> ok ljunggren
[10:59] <xutl> !remastersys
[10:59] <ljunggren> nothing lol
[11:00] <ljunggren> nope, its also abondened
[11:00] <ljunggren> i don't know then sorry
[11:00] <xutl> ljunggren: site says its dev is stopped
[11:00] <cfhowlett> confirmed = abandoned
[11:00] <ljunggren> yup
[11:02] <xutl> ok simple thing - will this add a ppa or not ? sudo apt-add-repository "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-wine/ppa/ubuntu saucy main" , sudo apt-get update afterwards
[11:02] <k1l> xutl: that is wrong
[11:03] <k1l> !ppa | xutl
[11:03] <k1l> !addppa
[11:03] <xutl> k1l: why ? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1506184 look at this
[11:03] <xutl> comment by EXCiD3
[11:04] <ljunggren> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa
[11:04] <k1l> xutl: you are mixing things, see how the command is described in this:
[11:04] <k1l> !addppa | xutl
[11:04] <xutl> ljunggren: that needs a working internet connection and I wanna do it offline
[11:04] <xutl> k1l: ^^^
[11:04] <ljunggren> you still need internet for refreshing with apt-get update right?
[11:05] <k1l> xutl: then dont use add-apt
[11:05] <xutl> k1l: hmm, anyother way then ?
[11:05] <k1l> xutl: and just adding the PPA source doesnt make it magically install the PPA stuff without internet  connection
[11:06] <ljunggren> read description here then : https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-wine/+archive/ppa
[11:06] <xutl> k1l: yea, thats fine, just wanna add the dource and nothing more
[11:06] <ljunggren> And just copy the lines in your sources list manually
[11:06] <ljunggren> system software sources
[11:06] <xutl> ljunggren: thats what I'm asking if its a gud idea or working solution ?
[11:06] <ljunggren> I have never done it, but description says so
[11:06] <k1l> xutl: then add the source to sources.list
[11:07] <xutl> k1l: you mean manually ? and not by apt-add-repo cli command ?
[11:07] <ljunggren> k1| is it possible to do a apt-get update without internet connection?
[11:07] <xutl> ljunggren: yes, its possible
[11:08] <k1l> xutl: you just told me that add-apt-repository doesnt work for you and you want something else. so i dont get why you are surprised now
[11:08] <lintguy> Is it not possible to install newer kernel from backports?
[11:08] <xutl> k1l: I'm not saying that its   not working, I'm asking if it will work or not and whether its a gud idea ?
[11:08] <lintguy> I activated it on saucy synaptic, but only a few packages are listed
[11:08] <k1l> lintguy: which ubuntu?
[11:08] <ljunggren> xutl: yes manually, editing the sources.list file instead of doing any terminal command
[11:08] <lintguy> 13.10
[11:09] <xutl> ok
[11:09] <k1l> !mainline | lintguy
[11:09] <melosz> can someone help me? I have a problem, my machine does not work for outside world, I have access to it though.
[11:09] <k1l> xutl: the ubuntu way is to use add-apt-repository since it will make a entry into sources.list.d which can be removed with ppa-purge
[11:09] <lintguy> k1l: Hm, so it has to be done manually then?
[11:10] <k1l> xutl: but if you want it to be done manually make the entries into sources.list ; your choice, i am just answering your qeustions
[11:10] <ljunggren> just do this: connect to internet , add the ppa and update sources then disconnect
[11:10] <k1l> lintguy: ubuntu keeps a kernel version for one install. it just get bug and security fixes
[11:11] <xutl> k1l: ohh, thing is add-apt-repo ppa way is asking for a connection and apt-add-rep "deb url:ppa/ubuntu  xxx" doesnt asks the same
[11:11] <k1l> lintguy: there are only backport kernels for the LTS versions, that are the kernels from ther intermidiate releases between 2 LTS releases. see "enablement stack" if you run a LTS
[11:12] <lintguy> k1l: Ah, ok. Makes sense
[11:12] <melosz> help me
[11:12] <jackbrown> if I add a script in /etc/pm/power.d  will this script run on the boot time ? ???????????-----------
[11:12] <lintguy> k1l: thanks for answering
[11:12] <k1l> xutl: the ubuntu way is to add PPAs with add-apt-repository   . what you do manually is your choice
[11:12] <melosz> ervice network restart
[11:12] <melosz> Shutting down interface venet0:                             [  OK  ]
[11:12] <melosz> Shutting down loopback interface:                           [  OK  ]
[11:12] <melosz> SIOCGIFFLAGS: No such device
[11:12] <melosz> Bringing up loopback interface:                             [  OK  ]
[11:12] <melosz> Bringing up interface venet0:  RTNETLINK answers: File exists
[11:12] <unopaste> melosz you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[11:13] <xutl> k1l: ok, but I hope it doesnt breaks system
[11:13] <xutl> the manual way doesn't
[11:13] <k1l> xutl: that is a PPA. we cant guarantee that
[11:13] <xutl> ohh
[11:14] <xutl> how can it be undone ? ppa-purge only or apt-get uninstall ?
[11:14] <xutl> k1l: ^^
[11:14] <ljunggren> delete the line again from sources.list if you did it manually
[11:14] <jester-> most ppa are a cancer
[11:15] <k1l> xutl: what undone? for add-apt-repository use ppa-purge
[11:15] <ljunggren> jester-: would be nice to have something like AUR instead?
[11:15] <xutl> jester-: thats a very hard line, wine is a trustable app
[11:15] <xutl> ljunggren: AUR ?
[11:15] <ljunggren> xutl: Arch User Repository
[11:15] <ljunggren> For Arch
[11:15] <k1l> the quality from a PPA is based on the PPA-maintainer. there is a lot of difference between the PPAs. so be aware of that.
[11:15] <jester-> ljunggren: of arch?
[11:16] <jester-> ljunggren: ubuntu has propsed but whit less stuff
[11:16] <ljunggren> jester-: what
[11:16] <xutl> hmm...is there any forum or service or site where ppa are starred or commented ?
[11:16] <ljunggren> jester-: really? that would be intresting
[11:17] <ljunggren> isntead of searching the web for addind lots of ppa you could just use "AUR" for ubuntu
[11:17] <ljunggren> that would be awesome
[11:17] <ljunggren> it also keeps pacakges updated
[11:17] <arpd> I'm having a lot of trouble trying to get my monitors to show me the getty terminals; Once my machine has booted, I can see one of them launch, but then X starts and after that, trying to `ctrl + alt + F{1,6}` ends up turning my monitors off; The terminals are alive, I can drive them blind, and I can switch back to X with `ctrl + alt + F7`. I've tried disabling grub graphical terminal, and that didn't help. Does anyone have any h
[11:18] <melosz> help me
[11:18] <melosz> hjap
[11:18] <k1l> ljunggren: we cant take AUR since its a whole different release and package system.
[11:18] <xutl> but AUR sounds very good
[11:19] <ljunggren> k1|  i don't meen we should just take AUR
[11:19] <MonkeyDust> what's aur?
[11:19] <k1l> then use Arch
[11:20] <ljunggren> k1| i mean ubuntu should have something similiar
[11:20] <bekks> Thats all what's good about AUR - its sound.
[11:20] <k1l> ljunggren: again: with good qualtity PPAs we have a good alternative. but the quality differs in the PPAs.
[11:20] <ljunggren> haters will hate
[11:20] <bekks> ljunggren: Ubuntu has PPA.
[11:21] <erle-> is there a ubuntu flavor or PPA with unpatched gnome?
[11:21] <ljunggren> Which
[11:21] <ljunggren> you have to search for what you want and find ppa
[11:21] <ljunggren> ubuntu should at least have a central place for ppas?
[11:21] <MonkeyDust> ljunggren  or write an article about it, explaining why ubuntu should support aur
[11:21] <k1l> erle-: ubuntu-gnome tries to be more vanilla gnome-shell
[11:21] <ljunggren> MonkeyDust: Noh man, im not that good writing or have the knowledge about it
[11:21] <arpd> ljunggren: Ubuntu does, doesn't it? Have a look here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas
[11:22] <k1l> !ppa | ljunggren
[11:22] <ljunggren> thanks arpd
[11:22] <ljunggren> intresting site!
[11:23] <xutl> whats the difference between ubuntu and ppa here ---> http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-wine/ ?? looks like I can install wine with ubuntu versions like a 3rd party repo
[11:23] <xutl> and not ppa only
[11:24] <ljunggren> wine is in regular repos also?
[11:24] <k1l> xutl: its a PPA
[11:24] <kostkon> xutl, that's the official wine ppa, gives you the latest version
[11:24] <k1l> xutl: please stop right here and first read the links given you now several times to read what a PPA is.
[11:24] <xutl> kostkon: yes, but whats the difference between ppa and ubuntu folders ?
[11:24] <k1l> xutl: you are wildly mixing things and keep asking the same questions
[11:25] <xutl> k1l: I got it, but there it is having a ubuntu folder just like a repo
[11:25] <k1l> xutl: its a PPA, its just the way the PPA is technically a repository. but that doesnt mean its a ubuntu officially repository. its still maintained by some bloke, not by ubuntu /canonical
[11:26] <xutl> k1l: yea, but with that ubuntu folder inplace of ppa in repo, will it install its app like from a outside 3rd repo ?
[11:27] <xutl> 3rd party* repo
[11:27] <k1l> and you dont know what the guy  does with that packages. and you dont know if that will possibly break other packages when you install that. its a just a package (or some more packages) in a repo that is hosted on the ubuntu servers on launchpad. but ist NOT maintained by ubuntu
[11:27] <k1l> xutl: a PPA is a repo.
[11:27] <k1l> !ppa > xutl please really really really read that
[11:28] <arpd> I'm having a lot of trouble trying to get my monitors to show me the getty terminals; Once my machine has booted, I can see one of them launch, but then X starts and after that, trying to `ctrl + alt + F{1,6}` ends up turning my monitors off; The terminals are alive, I can drive them blind, and I can switch back to X with `ctrl + alt + F7`. I've tried disabling grub graphical terminal, and that didn't help. Does anyone have any h
[11:29] <tozen> -/quit
[11:29] <xutl> k1l: no man, you are not understanding, there is a ppa repo ok but there is also a ubuntu folder which looks like a outside 3rd party repo so what I'm asking is that could I be able to use it as a outside 3rd repo and not its ppa source only http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-wine/
[11:30] <xutl> k1l: like flash canonical partner repo
[11:31] <k1l> xutl: its the same stuff in that ubuntu folder that is in the PPA folder. its just technically put into folders.
[11:32] <ljunggren> thanks guys!
[11:32] <ljunggren> really nice info here
[11:32] <k1l> xutl: and i told you some times ago that you can add a PPA source into your sources.list but that is not the ubunut way. that is the "xutl wants to do it manually" way.
[11:33] <ljunggren> k1| thats just because it needs to be added without internet
[11:33] <xutl> k1l: lol, but with that ubuntu folder I can add it as a repo with apt-add-repo cli and it'll show in sources.list.d and I'll not have to go through ppa's :)
[11:35] <xutl> thnx all ljunggren k1l
[11:39] <MagicJ> I want to lend a laptop to someone else and set him up as a "regular" user.  I do not want to risk him having admin privs.  How do I set it such that he can connect to wifi networks?  (it seems to ask for an admin password)
[11:42] <ljunggren> but
[11:43] <ljunggren> would not ppa be easier if it was one big ppa?
[11:43] <ljunggren> instead of adding several different?
[11:43] <ljunggren> sorry this is perhaps more suited for #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:44] <k1l> ljunggren: PPAs can contain several packages. so to make sure your get package version 1.5 and not package version 1.4 from another PPA you need to split the PPAs. so the same base is ppa.launchpad.net
[11:47] <Daghdha> Hi i am setting up email and the page mentions a command but the command says it's not installed.  https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/installation-guide/powerpc/mail-setup.html  Its the command under the section Configuring the Exim4 Mail Transport Agent
[11:47] <Daghdha> Should i install it or is it outdated>
[11:47] <Daghdha> It says: Package `exim4-config' is not installed and no info is available.
[11:47] <ljunggren> ok :)
[11:49] <ikonia> Daghdha: what version of ubuntu are you using ?
[11:51] <Daghdha> 12.04 precise
[11:51] <Daghdha> 12.04.04 to be precise
[11:51] <ikonia> Daghdha: so that guide is written for 12.04 - so should be current
[11:52] <Daghdha> even if it was migrated back from 10.04?
[11:53] <ikonia> Daghdha: on paper that shouldn't matter, in reality, it may matter a tiny bit, but shouldn't cause a problem
[11:54] <Daghdha> well apparently my system lacks exim4, that's what it means right the error
[11:54] <ikonia> have you installed exim ?
[11:54] <ikonia> Daghdha: just so I'm clear, are you actually trying to set up a mail server ? or a mail client ?
[11:54] <ikonia> that guide actually looks pretty poor for both
[11:55] <Guest24322> Hi, my usb ports don't work. The usb3 port works fine. Any idea?
[11:55] <Daghdha> client. I added aliasses entry for root to go to a public domain email and want to send emails. Not server.
[11:55] <ikonia> Daghdha: shouldn't need exim then
[11:55] <ikonia> Daghdha: you should just point your email client (thunderbird ?) at your ISP's mail relay
[11:55] <Daghdha> no..
[11:56] <Daghdha> hmm i mean: I want my computer to send emails to my public email address
[11:56] <Daghdha> sendmail/smtp
[11:56] <ikonia> your using sendmail ?
[11:56] <ikonia> what MTA are you using ?
[11:56] <Daghdha> so any mail locally on my ubuntu machine sent to root gets forwarded to an account i read.
[11:57] <Daghdha> Whatever is default (If there is a default one) i did not configure MTA
[11:57] <ikonia> it should be exim, but if you're upgraded it maybe postfix
[11:57] <ikonia> take a look at which one you have instaled
[11:58] <Daghdha> postfix is in my commandlist
[11:58] <ikonia> check, which packages you have installed, look at what /etc/sendmail links against
[11:58] <ikonia> which sendmail then look at what it links to
[11:58] <ikonia> or mailq
[11:59] <ikonia> which mailq
[11:59] <ikonia> oops not /etc/sendmail
[11:59] <Daghdha> ok coz it's not there :)
[11:59] <ikonia> what's not there ?
[12:00] <Daghdha> the /etc/sendmail command
[12:00] <ikonia> it's not a command, it's a directory, and as I said it was a mistake, not /etc/sendmail
[12:00] <Daghdha> sendmail: /usr/sbin/sendmail /usr/lib/sendmail  this?
[12:00] <ikonia> that's two different things
[12:01] <ikonia> looks at what the sendmail binary links against
[12:01] <ikonia> or the mailq binary
[12:01] <Daghdha> how can i tell what it links against it doesn't appear do be a lnik when i run 'ls -l '
[12:02] <ikonia> that seems odd, that suggests you have sendmail installed if it's not a link
[12:02] <ikonia> ls -la `which mailq`
[12:02] <Daghdha> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 16 Feb 20  2013 /usr/bin/mailq -> ../sbin/sendmail
[12:03] <ikonia> so mailq is a link to sendmail
[12:03] <ikonia> what is sendmail a link to
[12:03] <Daghdha> sendmail is not a link
[12:03] <Daghdha> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 26640 Feb 20  2013 /usr/sbin/sendmail
[12:03] <ikonia> you need to look at what you have installed then, as it sounds like you have a few mta's installed
[12:08] <Guido1> can i somwehere see a reboot history? (when it reboted)
[12:08] <nestle20> i've got a server that's 4TB x 6 with fresh ubuntu 13.10 64bit installed, for some reason when i run df -h it still only shows 3.4T instead of say.. 11 or 12TB like i was hoping. heres some information on pastebin http://pastebin.com/egtvzPgu -- any direction on how to add the remaining drives as part of the raid (cause it seems to be at 3600gb)
[12:08] <ikonia> Guido1: last
[12:08] <Guido1> ikonia: is it a program or comment or what?
[12:08] <ikonia> a command
[12:08] <Guido1> ikonia: thanks
[12:09] <geirha> nestle20: It's saying 3.4 TiB, not 3.4 TB. Big difference
[12:11] <Daghdha> ikonia: Apparently it works, except i have some other setting that prevents it from working. "Helo command rejected: need fully-qualified hostname" i think mine is just local name
[12:11] <nestle20> ok but its got 24tb of total space and im trying to do raid1 12TB
[12:11] <ikonia> Daghdha: it needs a fully qualied domain name to listen on
[12:11] <nestle20> so im just trying to figure out how to increase it
[12:11] <nestle20> because when i ran fallocate -l 4000G test.zip i was able to fill up the whole space
[12:11] <nestle20> so im missing out on a ton of space
[12:12] <geirha> nestle20: Well, you're using raid1 ... mirroring ...
[12:12] <Daghdha> yah ikonia, i am locating the storage place for that now
[12:13] <nestle20> maybe ia m confused.. I bought a dedicated server that comes with 4TB x 6 (hard drives).. So to me that's 24TB of disk space.. and my goal is to have 12,000 GB usable.. is that not do able?
[12:13] <ikonia> nestle20: have you actually looked how many disks are in the machine ?
[12:13] <geirha> nestle20: yes, with raid 1+0
[12:13] <nestle20> ikonia on the pastebin you can see the disks are there..
[12:14] <ikonia> I don't think you are
[12:14] <arpd> Has anyone had any success getting mainline 3.14 kernel to work on 13.10?
[12:14] <nestle20> ikonia, ok then how would i do that? df -h ? fdisk -l /dev/sd* or what?
[12:14] <ikonia> it looks like you've just created a 4TB meta device and mounted /home on it
[12:15] <ikonia> and a 20 GB meta device for root
[12:15] <nestle20> It was just how the server was installed, so it looks like i need to change this to raid1+0
[12:15] <ikonia> nestle20: http://pastebin.com/egtvzPgu
[12:15] <ikonia> ops
[12:15] <ikonia> ooops
[12:15] <ikonia> nestle20:    Array Size :<PHONE_NUMBER> (3705.99 GiB 3979.27 GB)
[12:15] <geirha> nestle20: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raid10
[12:15] <ikonia> that's the size of the array you've created
[12:16] <ikonia> any other discussion on beyond that is pointless, that is fact, that is the size of the array you've created
[12:16] <ikonia> the sheer number of swap partitions looks really REALLY silly too
[12:16] <ikonia> 6 swap partitions.....not good
[12:17] <Daghdha> Thanks for help ikonia. I changed the entry for main.cf in postfix and no i received an email :)
[12:17] <ikonia> Daghdha: ah, so it was postfix
[12:17] <ubuntu-studio> buenasss
[12:17] <ubuntu-studio> como instalo adobe flash player
[12:17] <Daghdha> it was having host as machine name and remote servers said 'go away plz'
[12:18] <cfhowlett> !es|ubuntu-studio
[12:21] <nestle20> ok so it looks like on the server control panel i have the option to reinstall the os without any raid.. and then from there i can manually setup raid10 through mdadm?
[12:25] <ocooel> External hard drive cannot create partition or format. What do you make of this..? http://paste.ubuntu.com/7244306/
[12:26] <geirha> ocooel: faulty/loose cable or faulty disk probably
[12:27] <dispy> Hi there. I compiled Qemu on my own because the package is out of date: however, I'd like to use a graphical user interface (AQEMU) in this case. I installed the compiled qemu using make install; the package manager doesn't recognize qemu-common as being installed; therefore it refuses to install AQemu in turn (violated dependency). However, I cannot mark it to be already installed using apt-mark manual qemu-common also. What can I do let the package man
[12:27] <dispy> ager recognize my compiled version?
[12:28] <ikonia> dispy: nothing, you have made a bad decision
[12:28] <ikonia> dispy: you have made a mess of your package manager and it's dependencies, especially with qemu that links into many things, including the kernel
[12:29] <dispy> what's the good decision I could've chosen?
[12:29] <ikonia> dispy: to use the version shipped with the distro you used
[12:29] <ocooel> geirha: think it's a goner then.
[12:30] <dispy> ikonia: there's a known bug in the package version being fixed for a long time
[12:30] <ikonia> dispy: which bug is this ?
[12:31] <dispy> initially I had the package version and it just doesn't work. Most people I saw having this problem checked out from git; I downloaded a stable version
[12:31] <dispy> give me a sec
[12:32] <dispy> ikonia: https://bugs.launchpad.net/qemu/+bug/938937
[12:32] <dispy> (current version is 1.7something, the repo installed 0.8.something )
[12:32] <ikonia> dispy: fix released https://bugs.launchpad.net/qemu/+bug/824650
[12:34] <dispy> ikonia: I know, it obviously hasn't arrived inthe repo yet
[12:35] <dispy> that's why I wanted to build it myself ;)
[12:35] <ikonia> dispy: I'd chase that up, rather than screw my machine up
[12:35] <Ugb3> Hello, do any of you know any web based upnp/dlna renderer ?
[12:35] <ikonia> push the bug through / fix through rather than mess up my machine
[12:35] <dispy> sorry I still don't get you ;-). What does "push the bug through" mean?
[12:40] <dispy> ikonia sorry to bother you again but I didn't get your suggested solution
[12:40] <ikonia> dispy: I'd suggest you chase up the fix in that bug report and make sure it gets pushed out ASAP
[12:40] <PreSSion> hi! I want buy a smarthpone, because I haven't got, and I wanted to know when the bq or meizu ubuntu phone will be release...?
[12:40] <kleinerdrache> hi there
[12:41] <cfhowlett> PreSSion no set date
[12:41] <PreSSion> oh...
[12:41] <kleinerdrache> if I do a 'change user' the acutall session gets in the background and on a new display there is a new login screen (here lightdm)
[12:41] <k1l> PreSSion: #ubuntu-touch
[12:41] <kleinerdrache> how can I get this behaviour on a terminal on my first x display?
[12:42] <dispy> ok I'll give it a try. I always though that might take a week or two, but if you say so.  In general: is there any general solution to this problem? I mean I'm inclined to compile on my own all the time, an option to mark them as installed would come in very handy
[12:43] <Bliepo> Could someone help me with my script? I have files numbered 1 to 366 and want to rename them according to the lines of a text file, but some lines contain spaces which causes problems.
[12:44] <c_korn> how can I make xdg-open to open a file with # in it? this does not work: xdg-open "file:///home/korn/Videos/[DE] STO Livestream #9 mit Fero und Henri.mp4" do I have to escape the # somehow?
[12:50] <nestle20> AH YES SUCCESS!
[12:50] <nestle20> i set /home to raid 10
[12:50] <nestle20> in the installation procedure
[12:50] <nestle20> Now i have 11T in /home
[12:50] <nestle20> thanks guys
[12:50] <nestle20> this si my first time dealing with raid so i didnt reailze it had to be raid10 i assumed it could still be raid1
[12:50] <mac_12> does someone know when ubuntu 14.04 will be available? thank u
[12:51] <k1l> mac_12: april the 17th
[12:51] <mac_12> k1l: thanks
[12:51] <mac_12> a lot
[12:54] <Daghdha> Hi, i want to set up something in ubuntu that will log or alert when internet goes do wn and when it comes back up. Is this something that part of ubuntu or do i need to get some 3rd party tool for it? It's not uptime monitor :P i foudn that
[12:54] <ezq2615> boo
[12:55] <bhavesh> Is there a way to install GNOME 3.12 in Ubuntu 13.10 without compiling it from source?
[12:57] <Bliepo> So can someone help me with my scripts? It's just 15 lines... shouldn't be hard.
[12:58] <bhavesh> Bliepo: I would if I knew bash well, but I'll still try
[12:59] <Daghdha> oops. :)
[12:59] <k1l> Bliepo: ##bash
[12:59] <Bliepo> bhavesh, this is the script: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7244468/
[12:59] <Seveas> bhavesh: no. The gnome3 ppa is still at 3.10 https://launchpad.net/~gnome3-team/+archive/gnome3
[12:59] <Bliepo> Problem is, if a line in eps.txt contains spaces, the script will cut-off the rest of the line
[13:00] <MonkeyDust> Bliepo  better ask in #bash, i guess
[13:00] <Bliepo> MonkeyDust, good idea, will do
[13:06] <ultrastorm> anyone know how to switch on Unity 3D for a Radeon 7000? picture is slow so to refresh. I am really new to Ubuntu any help would be great
[13:07] <ultrastorm> anyone able to help me ?
[13:10] <Daghdha> Bliepo can't you just surround it with '
[13:10] <mac_12> ultrastorm: tell me
[13:12] <ultrastorm> I installed Ubuntu 13:10 to replace windows xp and its so slow to move windows on the screen or do anything. its a old computer with a Radeon 7000. I just dont have a clue what todo can anyone help me ?
[13:12] <wheatthin> ultrastorm, have you tried installing the ati proprietary drivers?
[13:12] <Coded1> ultrastorm: can you pastebin the output from "lsmod" ?
[13:13] <ultrastorm> how do I install them ?
[13:13] <ultrastorm> I am a newbie
[13:13] <Coded1> ya there are 2 drivers "radeon" and "flgrx"
[13:13] <Coded1> radeon should actually be better for you though
[13:13] <ultrastorm> how do I switch it to use Radeon ?
[13:13] <Coded1> what is your output of "lsmod"
[13:13] <Coded1> ?
[13:13] <ultrastorm> one sec will go see
[13:13] <mac_12> ultrastorm: you could try a different desktop manager (lxde, fluxbox)
[13:13] <ultrastorm> computer in other room
[13:14] <wheatthin> I find compiz and flash like fglrx :).. although the Lens search thing for unity slows down alot during video playback
[13:14] <Coded1> a radeon 7000 is old though, there isn't much it's really going to do
[13:15] <Coded1> o wait, sorry I was thinking of 9000
[13:16] <Coded1> HD7000 really will need flgrx
[13:17] <ultrastorm> dont think its a HD version
[13:17] <ultrastorm> its old
[13:17] <wheatthin> hmm then you're stuck with radeon drivers
[13:17] <Coded1> you can ssh into it from the computer your at now
[13:17] <wheatthin> which should be already configured
[13:17] <Coded1> that way you don't have to go back and forth
[13:17] <ultrastorm> really
[13:17] <ultrastorm> how ?
[13:17] <Coded1> google "putty download"
[13:18] <Coded1> 2) download it
[13:18] <Coded1> 3) ???
[13:18] <ultrastorm> already got putty installed
[13:18] <Coded1> use it to open an ssh session and type the user name and password of your user on the box
[13:19] <ultrastorm> Module                  Size  Used by
[13:19] <ultrastorm> bnep                   18893  2
[13:19] <ultrastorm> rfcomm                 53664  0
[13:19] <ultrastorm> bluetooth             323534  10 bnep,rfcomm
[13:19] <ultrastorm> ppdev                  17391  0
[13:19] <Coded1> heh
[13:19] <ultrastorm> umm
[13:19] <ultrastorm> why did it go mental ?
[13:19] <ultrastorm> lol
[13:19] <Coded1> use http://www.pastebin.com
[13:19] <k1l> !paste | ultrastorm
[13:20] <ultrastorm> http://pastebin.com/download.php?i=wckAJ7kJ
[13:20] <ultrastorm> that right ?
[13:21] <taltk9> testing xchat
[13:21] <Coded1> you can download a program called "pastebinit" that you can just pipe to pastebin
[13:22] <ultrastorm> does the link work?
[13:22] <mihalych_> Hello everyone. Who ever installed the E18?
[13:23] <ultrastorm> hi?
[13:24] <mac_12> taltk9: welcome
[13:24] <Guido1> does anyone know how to repaire the auto mount (of internmal and external drives and partitions)?
[13:24] <ultrastorm> coded1 where ya vanish too ?
[13:25] <Coded1> you have the radeon open source driver installed
[13:25] <Coded1> are you running unity and the windows lag?
[13:26] <ultrastorm> running unity and the windows are lagging
[13:26] <shadowSpace> hi
[13:26] <ultrastorm> very slow todo anything, the mouse pointer moves fine but everything else is slow
[13:26] <ultrastorm> how do I install the Radeon open source driver ?
[13:26] <Coded1> it already is
[13:27] <ultrastorm> how do I switch to use it ?
[13:27] <Coded1> how old is this graphics card?
[13:27] <ultrastorm> agp
[13:27] <ultrastorm> its old
[13:27] <maveas> Anyone having probles with Ubuntu Server not logging to /var/log/messages ? My messages log haven't get logged to since monday.. pretty weird..
[13:30] <Coded1> ultrastorm: try this "sudo apt-get install pastebinit && dmesg | pastebinit"
[13:31] <ultrastorm> ok
[13:33] <maxshellubu> nick romemp
[13:33] <ultrastorm> installed
[13:33] <romemp> :)
[13:35] <Coded1> ultrastorm: now run "dmesg | pastebinit"
[13:36] <ultrastorm> k
[13:37] <nestle20> I notice on this brand new installed ubuntu 13.10, there is like nothing running yet the load is still  at times randomly jumping to 0.50 or 0.65.. anything i can use to monitor or catch whats making it jump
[13:37] <nestle20> in top i just saw md3_raid10
[13:37] <nestle20> or something like that , it disappeared
[13:37] <nestle20> i mean is that just how things are? i assumed with nothing going (i havent done anything yet with it), that it would be mostly under 0.05
[13:37] <Coded1> nestle20: try htop
[13:37] <nestle20> ok
[13:37] <darkelfjuggalo> Is it possible for a glitch to overclock my Laptop? I run ubuntu 13.10 on 64-bit Toshiba Satelite that originally had Win7 on it. without an eternal fan[box fan] blowing directly on it, it will over heat in 20 minutes of power up without being logged in
[13:38] <ultrastorm> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7244623/
[13:39] <Coded1> darkelfjuggalo: the governor is likely off.  Use your GPU driver software to get into powersaving mode
[13:39] <vbox90> Hi, my usb ports don't work anymore, while usb3 works perfectly. The same same thing happens via live cd. Any help?
[13:40] <darkelfjuggalo> Coded1 how do I do that?
[13:40] <tfh> hello, on my new laptop, I can't find IRC application in Empathy - I'm using my old one to ask the question, any idea?
[13:41] <Coded1> darkelfjuggalo: is your GPU ATI/AMD or Nvidia?
[13:41] <tfh> hello, on my new laptop, I can't find IRC application in Empathy - I'm using my old one to ask the question, any idea?(Ubuntu 13.10)
[13:41] <nestle20> i just watched the load jump to 0.35 from 0.10 and theres nothing coming up =/
[13:41] <ultrastorm> got the link coded1 ?
[13:41] <nestle20> strange
[13:41] <nestle20> htop is using the most, 0.7%
[13:41] <nestle20> lol
[13:41] <cybetwarrior> Try find on google for you
[13:41] <darkelfjuggalo> Coded1 how do I find out
[13:42] <vbox90> vbox
[13:42] <Coded1> lspci -vv
[13:42] <kostkon> tfh, install this package:  telepathy-idle
[13:42] <Coded1> darkelfjuggalo: "lspci -vv"
[13:42] <kostkon> tfh, then restart empathy
[13:43] <darkelfjuggalo> http://pastebin.com/FEWswFmy
[13:44] <ultrastorm> coded ?
[13:45] <choicer> hello
[13:45] <choicer> I have an issue
[13:45] <choicer> when I use dual monitor it slows down
[13:45] <choicer> can this be fixed
[13:46] <choicer> hello
[13:46] <choicer> anyone here
[13:46] <cabbage4th> I am but I don't know how. xD
[13:46] <k1l> !details | choicer
[13:47] <choicer> ok
[13:47] <choicer> in windows it works fine
[13:47] <k1l> choicer: which ubuntu? which desktop? which video card? which driver? ....
[13:47] <choicer> ati with the free driver
[13:47] <tfh_> hi, I got a new lenovo idealpad, and now with its touchpad I cannot paste text after having selected it via simultaneous clicking of the 2 buttons, what is the best way to select and paste text? (Ubuntu 13.10)
[13:47] <choicer> the default one
[13:48] <choicer> radeon 8750
[13:48] <choicer> or something like that
[13:49] <Guest80553> lachattounette rose
[13:49] <ultrastorm> coded1 you vanished ?
[13:50] <nestle20> lol
[13:52] <MagicJ> I need to make my 12.4 system allow a non-admin user to select and connect to a wifi network - how do I do it?
[13:53] <kostkon> MagicJ, one option is to setup it in network manager and enable the option "available to all users"
[13:54] <darkelfjuggalo> coded1 can you look over this for me http://pastebin.com/FEWswFmy
[13:54] <MagicJ> kostkon: that does not work since I do not know all the networks that the user may need to connect to
[13:54] <kostkon> MagicJ, i mean add the network as a new connection and click on the available to all users
[13:55] <MagicJ> kostkon: as you see from our crossed messages that does not work
[13:55] <sq3shk> hello
[13:55] <basd82> Is there an Ubuntu Sponsor online ?
[13:56] <MagicJ> I have implemented it as  a kludge using polkit
[13:56] <sq3shk> Q
[13:56] <cfhowlett> basd82 ubuntu sponsor????
[13:57] <basd82> Sponsore some thats part of the
[13:57] <basd82> ŌĆ£Ubuntu Sponsors TeamŌĆØ
[13:57]  * basd82 surfing to https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-sponsors
[13:58] <k1l> basd82: #ubuntu-motu ?
[13:58] <tfh> how can I select text and paste it in ubuntu 13.10 on lenovo ideapad (using the touchpad), I used to press simultaneously the right and left buttons, this doesn't work in this new laptop. (sorry I asked this before and got disconnected - appologies if it was already answered)
[13:58] <basd82> A sponsor is a person that has the abilitie to uploa dpackages to ubuntu repo┬┤ s
[14:00] <cfhowlett> basd82 https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SponsorshipProcess
[14:00] <basd82> cfhowlett, i know the wiki
[14:00] <basd82> but i hafe question about exsisting sync request
[14:00] <cfhowlett> 27 bashibel hutong, beijing
[14:01] <k1l> basd82: this channel here is a technical support channel. what about you try your request in #ubuntu-motu ?
[14:01] <Guest60835> belo dia
[14:01] <basd82> k1l, i am there now
[14:02] <Guest51311> belo dias
[14:03] <k1l> !it | Guest51311
[14:04] <Guest51311><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[14:04] <roast_> I'm trying to upgrade from 13.04 to 13.10 (server) via terminal but it never find a new release to upgrade to
[14:05] <k1l> roast_: look at release prompt
[14:05] <Guido1> I still have problems with mounting. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions "When you mount a disc normally with the file browser (nautilus etc) it mounts disks by interacting with udisks behind the scenes." but i don't see it in the file manager.
[14:05] <kostkon> !eolupgrades | roast_
[14:06] <k1l> roast_: its in "etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
[14:07] <roast_> k1l: yeah, i change from normal to tls back to normal
[14:07] <roast_> k1l: i'm going to reboot then retry
[14:07] <roast_> kostkon: yeah, seeing 13.04 as EOL has prompted me to update
[14:08] <roast_> bbl
[14:08] <kostkon> roast_, you need to edit your sources.list first
[14:08] <k1l> kostkon: no
[14:08] <kostkon> k1l, ok then
[14:09] <k1l> the 13.04 are still up. it takes some time until they are put into old-releases
[14:12] <jondavis> can some one help me try to upgrade filezilla please .i do not know how to
[14:13] <jondavis> hello
[14:13] <cisconinja> !dpkg ask
[14:14] <cfhowlett> jondavis install the package from the software center
[14:14] <jondavis> i did
[14:14] <jondavis> it need to be upgradeing
[14:15] <cisconinja> !tell me
[14:15] <k1l> jondavis: which ubuntu, which filezilla
[14:15] <romemp> use the simple ftp and efective ftp from terminal
[14:15] <cfhowlett> jondavis www.file-zilla.org if you insist on installing a version outside of the official repos.  installation instructions are on th esite
[14:15] <cisconinja> !tell cisconinja ask
[14:15] <k1l> cisconinja: if you got a support question ask with the details. if you want to read about other stuff see wiki.ubuntu.com or help.ubuntu.com
[14:16] <jondavis> well i have pepperment  linux but .a newer version of filezilla is available 3.8.0
[14:17] <k1l> jondavis: then ask the peppermint guys how their suggested way is
[14:17] <jondavis> i like to know
[14:18] <k1l> !peppermint | jondavis
[14:18] <cisconinja> k1l I was trying to figure out how i can tell someone to ask the proper question
[14:18] <k1l> !ask | cisconinja
[14:18] <cfhowlett> jondavis that's true, but it's not in the repos yet.  feel free to download and manually install at your own risk.
[14:19] <cisconinja> k1l: ahhh so i pipe it to user name
[14:19] <cisconinja> cool thankd
[14:19] <cfhowlett> jondavis and peppermint is not supported here
[14:19] <cisconinja> s/thakd/thanks
[14:19] <jondavis> Peppermint Linux OS is a cloud-centric OS based on Lubuntu, a derivative of the Ubuntu Linux operating system that uses the LXDE desktop environment
[14:20] <cfhowlett> jondavis we know.  nevertheless it is NOT supported on this channel as it's not an official ubuntu flavor
[14:20] <jondavis> no one is in the chat of peperment
[14:20] <cfhowlett> !flavor
[14:20] <k1l> jondavis: you were told how to solve your issue. for further support see peppermints support.
[14:22] <SamGoody> hi, simple bash q but im not sure where to ask. I have folders [a.jpg, a.doc, a.xml], [b.doc, b.osd, b.lsd]. Several hundred such folders. I want to create a new structure, with all jpgs in one folder, all docs in another, etc.
[14:23] <jondavis> not much on support on peppermint
[14:23] <jondavis> this is why i try on here
[14:23] <SamGoody> http://pastebin.com/mPSUEASN
[14:23] <dioioib> SamGoody: do they need to be in the respective  a, b, ŌĆ” folders?
[14:23] <cfhowlett> jondavis your choice of linux.
[14:24] <SamGoody> No, no subfolders
[14:24] <k1l> jondavis: if support is crucial for you dont use a flavour with bad support. your choice. enough now on that topic
[14:24] <cfhowlett> jondavis the only support offered here for is for linux flavors.  sorry
[14:24] <jondavis> peppermint
[14:24] <SamGoody> Want all jpgs lumped together, etc.
[14:24] <dioioib> ok. give me a second I will see what I can come up with for you.
[14:25] <cfhowlett> SamGoody there is the #bash channel ...
[14:25] <SamGoody> Ah, ok, then will scurry on to there
[14:25] <SamGoody> Thanks
[14:25] <cfhowlett> SamGoody best of luck
[14:26] <dioioib> do any of them have the same file name?
[14:26] <SamGoody> no, all unique names. Thank you
[14:29] <dioioib> SamGoody: I just sent you a message with the syntax
[14:30] <harrison2> sorry I don't know where to go for this, can anyone help me with macppc?
[14:31] <dioioib> harrison2: send me a personal message I will see what I can do.
[14:47] <Guido1> do i need openjdk java runtime?
[14:48] <Coded1> Guido1: or the Sun official JRE
[14:48] <Coded1> if you want to run a java program then ya you need one or the other
[14:49] <Guido1> Coded1: how do i know if i have a java program and does it include the one on websides?
[14:49] <Guido1> do i also need and KNetAttach??
[14:49] <jackbrown> Does Ubuntu Trusty supports Optimus technology ?
[14:50] <Coded1> Guido1: what are you trying to run?
[14:50] <Coded1> Guido1: try running "java -version" from the command line and see what you get
[14:50] <Guido1> just some basic programs on a clean system
[14:51] <Guido1> this programs are instaled, but i do not know if i have to keep them - i do not start them manualy
[14:51] <Coded1> are any of your programs complaining that java isnt installed?
[14:52] <Guido1> Coded1: no, but as i sayed openjdk java runtime and KNetAttach are pre instaled
[14:53] <Coded1> you can remove them if you want, KNetAttach seems like a KDE library
[14:53] <jackbrown> Does Ubuntu Trusty supports Optimus technology ?
[14:53] <Coded1> it won't slow your system down if you have them installed though
[14:53] <Coded1> jackbrown: that's the one with 2 GPUs right?
[14:54] <Guido1> Coded1: okee, than keeping is maybe the save side
[14:54] <jackbrown> Coded1: yeah usually Intel HD4000 + Nvidia
[14:54] <Coded1> Guido1: ya it should be ok,  I have the Sun JDK for 6,7,8 installed and all is good here
[14:55] <Coded1> jackbrown: http://bumblebee-project.org/
[15:11] <juan_> hola
[15:11] <daftykins> hi
[15:19] <Fagioli> hi all
[15:19] <daftykins> greetings.
[15:24] <zjh> so many peoples!
[15:24] <Fagioli> 14.04 is almost here...exciting
[15:25] <zjh> I installed the Lubuntu just now
[15:25] <daftykins> guys this channel is for support questions only, if you want to chat generally about Ubuntu please move to #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:26] <Masterjedi688> Hello
[15:26] <Masterjedi688> I'm in need of some answers and I'm hoping you all can provide them
[15:27] <bekks> Masterjedi688: You have to ask your questions before ;)
[15:27] <zalun> hi, a friend of mine has Lexmark P6350  - anyone has it? not much help on the internet I'm afraid
[15:27] <Masterjedi688> Yes I know lol
[15:27] <Masterjedi688> Xubuntu chat peeps told me to come to you guys because of my PC specs
[15:28] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: do they believe it's too old to run Xubuntu?
[15:29] <bekks> Masterjedi688: Whats your actual support question then?
[15:30] <tfh> how can I select text and paste it in ubuntu 13.10 on lenovo ideapad (using the touchpad), I used to press simultaneously the right and left buttons, this doesn't work in this new laptop
[15:30] <Masterjedi688> Here they are...1 GB can expand to 2 GB, Intel Celeron r CPU 2.53GHz, 27.2 GB hard drive, windows xp home edition service pack 3, 64 bit.  My PC is 7-8 years old and is slow.  It's wireless desktop with a wireless stick to connect to the Internet.  Is lubuntu the right OS for my PC?
[15:30] <Dreadlish> 2gb of ram is a lot of space
[15:31] <Masterjedi688> I only have 1 GB installed
[15:31] <zjh> I have bough one latest notebook
[15:32] <zjh> This notebook has 8GB memory , 64 bits, 4 cores 8 threads
[15:32] <zjh> I toke it yesterday
[15:32] <zjh> 1GB is too less
[15:33] <zjh> Event if you install the ubuntu
[15:34] <Masterjedi688> Is lubuntu the right OS for my PC since it's old?
[15:34] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: Lubuntu would be your best bet but 1GB will be a struggle. have you downloaded it and put it on a flash drive or DVD to test it out?
[15:34] <Masterjedi688> No I haven't
[15:34] <zjh> LXFE
[15:34] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: i'd recommend the above as you'd need to check whether that wireless dongle of yours works
[15:35] <Masterjedi688> The only DVDs I have are for music and I don't have a flash USB dongle
[15:36] <zjh> Just keep one flash USB
[15:36] <zjh> and install with USB
[15:36] <Masterjedi688> I don't have a flash USB
[15:36] <zjh> Just take one , not too expensive
[15:37] <bigred15> Hi all, has anyone managed to successfully install IBM Notes 8.5.3 on Ubuntu 14.04 (Beta)?
[15:37] <daftykins> bigred15: #ubuntu+1 for trusty talk
[15:37] <bigred15> Cheers daftykins.
[15:37] <Masterjedi688> The wireless dongle is connected to the front of my PC if I remove, I lose the connection for the Internet
[15:38] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: ok, so if your computer has a CD/DVD writer you're going to need to either buy blank disks, or buy a cheap (at least 4GB) USB flash drive in order to try and/or install ubuntu
[15:39] <Masterjedi688> I have blank disks but there for music
[15:39] <Masterjedi688> I not sure I can download Ubuntu on those
[15:40] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: yeah they'd work, a blank CD-R is the same no matter whether for audio or data
[15:40] <Masterjedi688> Sweet
[15:40] <Masterjedi688> Sorry I'm not tech savvy
[15:40] <daftykins> that's ok
[15:40] <daftykins> are you in XP right now on that machine?
[15:40] <Masterjedi688> Right now I'm using my iPad
[15:40] <Masterjedi688> My PC is off
[15:40] <daftykins> ah ok
[15:41] <daftykins> if you switch it on and visit lubuntu.net you can download the disk image (.ISO file) for Lubuntu
[15:41] <Masterjedi688> Ok, I will give it a try.  Do I have to download a torrent first?
[15:43] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: no they have web links too
[15:43] <Masterjedi688> Great
[15:43] <zjh> directly download
[15:44] <Masterjedi688> So download Ubuntu not lubuntu?
[15:44] <daftykins> no
[15:44] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: could you grab your blank CDs and check whether they show a size in MB on them?
[15:44] <daftykins> ideally they'd be 700MB
[15:44] <zjh> Lubuntu
[15:44] <zjh> unity desktop is too heavy
[15:44] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: grab this one: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/13.10/release/lubuntu-13.10-desktop-i386.iso
[15:45] <zjh> lxfe or xfce  is lightweight
[15:45] <Masterjedi688> 700 Mb
[15:46] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: excellent
[15:46] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: so if you don't have a CD writing program for .ISO files i would highly recommend the free "imgburn" from http://imgburn.com/
[15:46] <zjh> install with CD is too slow, I think
[15:47] <Masterjedi688> My PC can rip and burn and copy music
[15:47] <zjh> Somebody like install with hardisk
[15:47] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: yeah burning .ISO image files in XP is a bit more specialist though
[15:47] <daftykins> zjh: well he's not got a flash drive so there's not much choice ;)
[15:48] <zjh> daftykins, is it very hard to get a flash driver ?
[15:49] <Masterjedi688> I think my PC can also write not sure
[15:49] <Masterjedi688> Well only one way to find out
[15:50] <daftykins> zjh: i don't understand why you're asking me this.
[15:50] <daftykins> the user has discs on hand, so that's the plan.
[15:51] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: XP can't do it built-in, but maybe you have some software already
[15:51] <zjh> I mean flash driver is faster then the cd installing,
[15:51] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: you can't just paste the .ISO onto the disc, it has to be written properly as an image :)
[15:52] <zjh> 700MB  more is the max length for the CD,if the iso file is bigger than 700MB
[15:52] <Masterjedi688> I can give it a try
[15:53] <daftykins> zjh: right but he needs to test before installing :P
[15:53] <daftykins> zjh: you're just complicating matters unnecessarily ;) keep it simple!
[15:54] <zjh> :P
[15:56] <zjh> I have to sleep now,
[15:57] <daftykins> bye o/
[15:59] <Baako> how do i set up the touchscreen on my pc?
[15:59] <Baako> my pc is a touchscreen with works on windows 0S
[16:00] <Baako> but i dont know how to activate it on ubuntu
[16:02] <daftykins> Baako: is this 13.10 ?
[16:02] <Baako> daftykins yes
[16:03] <daftykins> i had vaguely heard that they're meant to work out of the box in recent versions
[16:03] <daftykins> Baako: have you tried googling for your laptop model?
[16:04] <Baako> daftykins its a pc
[16:04] <Baako> packard bell la6524
[16:05] <daftykins> an all in one kind of thing or do you have some kind of touchscreen add-on ?
[16:05] <Baako> daftykins its a oneTWO
[16:06] <Baako> daftykins yea all in one
[16:06] <Masterjedi688> Dactylic s?
[16:06] <Masterjedi688> Daftykins?
[16:06] <daftykins> Baako: so when you touch the screen does the mouse pointer do anything?
[16:06] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: yes?
[16:06] <Masterjedi688> I'm on the website
[16:07] <Baako> daftykins yes it does. when am booting to windows i can use the mouse and touch function as well
[16:07] <Masterjedi688> It says to use a 32 bit for a 64 bit torrent
[16:08] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: so on lubuntu.net click the very first "Download lubuntu (Intel x86) desktop CD"
[16:08] <daftykins> Baako: right but it already works in ubuntu?
[16:09] <Baako> daftykins what is working on ubuntu?
[16:09] <daftykins> Baako: does touching the screen make the mouse pointer move around the ubuntu desktop?
[16:09] <Baako> daftykins no thats why i asked the question in the first place
[16:10] <Masterjedi688> I only see torrents for 32 and 64 bits I don't see i86 anywhere
[16:10] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: you are on lubuntu.net yes?
[16:10] <Masterjedi688> Yes
[16:10] <daftykins> so the very front page
[16:10] <Masterjedi688> Oh wait now I see it
[16:10] <daftykins> don't click anything, "Lubuntu is a fast... blah blah"
[16:11] <daftykins> ;)
[16:11] <Baako> daftykins i need to update the driver maybe that will make it work
[16:11] <Masterjedi688> Don't click the torrent one?
[16:12] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: no because then you'll have to play around with a torrent client and so on
[16:13] <daftykins> Baako: right but like i said they're *meant* to work out of the box, so different peoples ideas of 'working' are very different
[16:14] <daftykins> Masterjedi688: so what's the ETA?
[16:15] <Baako> daftykins it is working on ubuntu now
[16:15] <Baako> i need to update the drive
[16:16] <sanchez_> How can I scan my hardware to see if I have bluetooth support? My laptop manual says "BluetoothTM
[16:16] <sanchez_> Some: Bluetooth 2.1 wireless + EDR, USB 2.0 interface
[16:16] <sanchez_> "
[16:16] <daftykins> Baako: i don't understand you. you said it didn't, now you say it does?
[16:16] <daftykins> sanchez_: open a terminal and run "sudo apt-get install pastebinit" and then "lspci | pastebinit" and "lsusb | pastebinit", pasting the links it gives you to this channel
[16:17] <Baako> daftykins got another questions. if i want to access my localhost. i do http://localhost/phptest.php         but i want to do it like this instead. http://myproject.localhost/ where can i change this