[16:59] <genii> DeFirence: You may find something useful here for multiple IP on single interface: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/ubuntu-linux-creating-ethernet-alias-for-eth0-network-device.html
[16:59] <ksk1> anyone know how to fix this?
[16:59] <ksk1> locale: Cannot set LC_ALL to default locale: No such file or directory
[16:59] <archangel_> lin, no, it's not mounting locally like i want it too
[16:59] <bloony> stefg: should the /home one be primary?
[17:00] <DeFirence> genii: no man, please read my question again :/
[17:00] <archangel_> lin, thanks for your help. i have to get back to work. i can continue this later.
[17:00] <stefg> bloony: i'd make swap and home logical
[17:00] <Lin> archangel_ explain what you want to do, with details.
[17:00] <Chris7ma2> hi all
[17:00] <bloony> kk
[17:00] <ubunt1> how to build cp1251 locale for ubuntu?
[17:00] <ubunt1> i mean, how to build locale
[17:00] <Lin> cp1251? windows codepage?
[17:01] <atlfalcons866> will i see a speed boost if i change ext3 to journal data writeback
[17:01] <ubunt1> yes, ru_RU.CP1251 CP1251
[17:01] <archangel_> lin, i want to be able to 'mount' the secondary drive on the computer sitting next to this one. i want to open xmms and select that folder so it will que up the entire contents of the folder and play the songs one after another with out me having to transfer the files to this comptuer to play them
[17:01] <atlfalcons866> !journal
[17:01] <atlfalcons866> !ext3
[17:01] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about journal - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[17:01] <ubotu> ext3 is the default filesystem on Ubuntu, and the most popular on Linux. You can read/write from Windows to ext3 via http://www.fs-driver.org
[17:01] <Lin> just search for russian locales
[17:01] <genii> DeFirence: You asked about creating a new interface with another IP on whicgh to attach a server (along with the localhost <IP_ADDRESS>)
[17:01] <erUSUL> ubunt1: sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
[17:01] <ubunt1> erUSUL, this doesn't work in ubuntu how i understand
[17:01] <Lin> xmms! yek.. it do not uses gnome vfs, will not work
[17:01] <erUSUL> ubunt1: also sudo dpkg-reconfigure localeconf
[17:01] <bloony> stefg: boot where do I tell it to install the bootloader?
[17:02] <ubunt1> Package `localeconf' is not installed and no info is available.
[17:02] <bloony> stefg: should I change it to sda/sda0/sda1 or something?
[17:02] <MasterShrek> atlfalcons866, i dont think so, i think journaling is a way to ensure data integrity when writing to the disk
[17:02] <stefg> bloony: sda of course. grub will end up in the MBR, with the config file on sda1 (boot)
[17:02] <bloony> kk
[17:03] <riotkittie> I know there is a ~15min "grace period" of sorts with sudo when you won't be prompted to re-enter a password, but I logged out of GNOME and logged back in. 10 minutes later, I was not prompted for a password when using sudo, and it seems like I should have been, with the logging out. Am I making something out of nothing, is that normal?
[17:03] <ubunt1> erUSUL, sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales, just generate the locales...
[17:03] <Lin> archangel_: since you're using an "old" program. you need really to mount the remote computer.
[17:04] <ubunt1> nothing more..
[17:04] <MasterShrek> riotkittie, is it possible your user is logged into tty1 or something?
[17:04] <bruenig> riotkittie, logging out just means restarting x
[17:04] <ubunt1> is little diferent from debian
[17:04] <archangel_> i'm using ubuntu 7.10, how is that old ?
[17:04] <genii> riotkittie: It doesn't track logoff/logon just straight time between sudo usage
[17:04] <bruenig> riotkittie, the whole concept of graphical login is a charade, it isn't real
[17:04] <tyraell> HELLO all! Is there a way to search packages without synaptic? I don't have a running desktop environment so i can't search for packages. For instance, I now have to install GMAKE but i can't because i don;t know which package gnumake is part of. HELP me please?
[17:04] <bruenig> in *nix at least
[17:04] <archangel_> lin, and how would i mount the whole computer ?
[17:04] <Lin> archangel_: For sake of simplicity I should recommend NFS. I really dunno about graphical nfs configurators or samba.
[17:04] <erUSUL> ubunt1: yes it worked back in te day... (/me uses ubuntu since warty ;))
[17:04] <stefg> bloony: !apt | tyraell
[17:04] <ubuntu_> is Windows Vista reading UTF8?
[17:04] <stefg> !apt | tyraell
[17:04] <ubotu> tyraell: APT is the Advanced Package Tool, which together with dpkg forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. Short apt-get manual: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto - Also see !Synaptic (Gnome) or !Adept (KDE)
[17:04] <stefg> oops
[17:04] <Lin> archangel_ install nfs-kernel-server
[17:05] <genii> tyraell: apt-cache search <whatever>
[17:05] <archangel_> lin, on both machines?
[17:05] <bruenig> tyraell, apt-cache search
[17:05] <zed_> Hi, i have a Raw Format Sendmail file. i would like to redeliver it also has an attachment, any recommendations ?
[17:05] <archangel_> duh ?
[17:05] <Lin> archangel_ yes..
[17:05] <IR1> hi, i'm french, and the french community can't help me
[17:05] <Lin> archangel_ will not hurt
[17:05] <IR1> i would like to install xubuntu on my xbox
[17:05] <IR1> i've seen that it was possible
[17:05] <IR1> is anyone knowing how to do it?
[17:05] <tyraell> bruenig i can't find any packages containing GNUMAKE. How can i install it? Pplease
[17:05] <ubunt1> don't know what to do :\
[17:06] <bruenig> tyraell, search for it, learn to use apt not front ends
[17:06] <ubunt1> ))
[17:06] <bruenig> tyraell, apt-cache search whatever
[17:06] <mikebot> Why is it that when I convert a dvi to pdf the quality is very poor?
[17:06] <archangel_> lin, E: Couldn't find package fs-kernel-server
[17:06] <Lin> archangel_ and add a line like this one: /path/to/my/media remote_computer_ip(ro) on /etc/exports
[17:06] <Lin> archangel_: nfs
[17:06] <cyboreal_> I can't print from OpenProj (or any java application) running on Ubuntu 7.10 using /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/bin/java. What gives?
[17:06] <tyraell> bruenig i've typed apt-cache search gnumake which printed the program "cfgstoragemaker", while search gmake didn't print anything.
[17:06] <Lin> archangel_: not fs, nfs-kernel-server
[17:06] <tyraell> help pls
[17:06] <INTit> i got a weird problem
[17:06] <archangel_> lin, nfs-kernel-server is already the newest version.
[17:06] <riotkittie> uhm. ok,  then...  but if i sudo in one terminal, and open another tab, and sudo there, i'm immediately prompted for a password.  so the whole thing just seemed weird. :P
[17:07] <Lin> archangel_ good. do the next step.
[17:07] <Lin> archangel_ add a line like this one: /path/to/my/media remote_computer_ip(ro) on /etc/exports
[17:07] <tyraell> bruenig i've typed apt-cache search gnumake which printed the program "cfgstoragemaker", while search gmake didn't print anything.
[17:07] <INTit> despite my laptop being plugged in and running off AC power the charge remaining wont increase from 41%
[17:07] <INTit> anybody know why ?
[17:07] <bruenig> tyraell, don't spam me with repeats
[17:07] <plux> tyraell: the name of it is just make
[17:07] <archangel_> lin, i need the ip after the path ?
[17:07] <YeTr2> INTit: battery going bad?
[17:07] <Lin> yes
[17:07] <bruenig> why are people so obnoxiously stupid
[17:07] <INTit> its brand new laptop
[17:07] <plux> tyraell: or do a apt-get install build-essential
[17:07] <Lin> I dont want add a wildcard
[17:07] <Lin> archangel_ after this invoke-rc.d nfs-kernel-server restart
[17:07] <YeTr2> INTit: laptop doesn't regnoize adapter, therefore won't charge from it?
[17:08] <mikebot> Why is it that when I convert a dvi to pdf the quality is very poor?
[17:08] <riotkittie> bruenig: some of us were born that way. sorry. :|
[17:08] <mcp_> How can i find out what packages a apt-repository provides? I've added a repo from ppa.launchpad.net, but synaptic does not display new packages.
[17:08] <INTit> maybe
[17:08] <tyraell> plux i have that installed but gmake is command not found
[17:08] <INTit> im not sure
[17:08] <Lin> you will share your media files on a nfs.
[17:08] <bens_> is there some way i can prevent xorg from trying the failsafe xorg.conf? i'm trying to figure out what's wrong with my xorg.conf but it runs failsafe every time and overwrites /var/log/Xorg.0.log and /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old
[17:08] <stefg> bruenig: ubuntu is fisher-price version of debian, so what do you expect ? :-)
[17:08] <plux> tyraell: no, it's beacuse it's just make in linux
[17:08] <bruenig> riotkittie, it is one thing to be ignorant, but to come in here all capsing and repeating, come on now
[17:08] <Lin> archangel_ you can mount using mount -t nfs REMOTEIP:/path/to/media  /mountpoint
[17:08] <Lin> now xmms can use
[17:08] <riotkittie> oh i missed that. because some people are. well, i blame it on the water supplies where they live :P
[17:09] <archangel_> bruenig, i'm sorry for my ignorance.
[17:09] <cyboreal_> any ideas why java apps can't print using java-6-sun?
[17:09] <fevel> do I have to run virtualbox as root??
[17:09] <bruenig> archangel_, not talking about you, don't care about ignorance, everyone is ignorant at some point, it is obnoxious stupidity though
[17:09] <plux> fevel: yes, last time i checked
[17:09] <Lin> archangel_ if you was using a GNOME-VFS ready application you could just browse remote nfs filesystem. But XMMS cannot do it. You can use listen, rhythmbox, exaile, ...
[17:10] <pwner4once> yahoo
[17:10] <plux> fevel: or add your self to the virtualbox group
[17:10] <Lin> archangel_ ok?
[17:10] <archangel_>  lin, then that would be the route for me to take then
[17:10] <Lin> for not gnome-vfs ready applications, yes. This is one solution, not the only one.
[17:11] <fevel> plux: never done that before. Can you help me? where do I access the groups
[17:11] <Lin> archangel_: hope it helps.
[17:11] <GuyFromHell> Is there anyway to force xmodmap to allow more mouse button mapping-ness. its only showing 3 buttons (probably registering trackpad instead of plugged in mouse)
[17:11] <Lin> My firefox and epiphany are both failing to launch with Bus Error (core dump) returning signal FPE (float point exception), im running FF <IP_ADDRESS> and epiphany 2.20.0, on ubuntu gutsy with latest updates. Im not using any third party repository that conflicts with these packages (right now just bongo, and AWN). strace shows me where it is SEGFAULTing.  Epiphany after read /usr/lib/firefox/components/libgklayout.so and mmap the lib @0xb57ba000, and firefox
[17:11] <Lin>  after a clone opearion.  You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[17:14] <ohmygawd> i have a quick question, about installing ubuntu
[17:14] <riotkittie> !it | domenico
[17:15] <truggl> ohmygawd: what's your q?
[17:15] <riotkittie> domenico: #ubuntu-it
[17:15] <Jacob> Hello. I was wondering if there was a program that is like Audacity but isn't Audacity?
[17:15] <sithloop> nobody here attempt to patch squashfs with lzma?
[17:15] <plux> Ehum, can people stop with "I have a question" and just ask the damn question instead? :)
[17:15] <cizarr> i have one 50gb partition(lets say drive E), how should i split it for Ubuntu?
[17:15] <MilitantPotato> Is anyone having Extreme CPU Usage by xorg using the proprietary ATI drivers while scrolling in firefox or playing movies and know how to fix it?
[17:15] <sakis_ser> hi all! could anybody help me providing information about installation issues on a Flybook A33i?? Please pm me!
[17:15] <Lutzifer> riotkittie, does your azureus run smoothly (if you have, that is)
[17:15] <MilitantPotato> Also, is there an ati driver room?
[17:15] <Dr_Willis> cizarr the installer can resize it.
[17:15] <cizarr> just leave the 50gb?
[17:15] <riotkittie> Lutzifer: i dont use it
[17:15] <Lutzifer> k, :)
[17:15] <blakeg> cizarr: up to you, 48gb for / and 2gb for swap
[17:15] <ohmygawd> is there anyone around?
[17:16] <Dr_Willis> cizarr or use gparted and resize it - leaving a sectuon unallocated - and tell the installer to use the 'unallocated' space
[17:16] <Poul|Raider> any tools for clean up the memoryes, after some time without any reboots, firefox start to get slow with scrolling, and such behaivers. Not sure what hte problem is, maybe that the system just use to much memory as cache
[17:16] <eljak> hello, with compiz-fusion when i chose to have 4 desktops i get double the number and i dont have a cube just 2 faces what would be the problem?
[17:16] <riotkittie> eljak: did you install CCSM? did you disable desktop wall?
[17:16] <Poul|Raider> eljak, general settings 4 desktops.
[17:16] <Shrimpy_> ohmygawd: don't ask to ask a question, just state your question
[17:16] <eljak> riotkittie, i will check them
[17:17] <cizarr> great, the swap partition is taken from that 50gb unallocated partition?
[17:17] <Lutzifer> i installed ccsm, how do i get to the 3D-view?
[17:17] <blakeg> up to how you install it cizarr
[17:17] <OpenGuru> any one who knows a good alternative to iMovie ?
[17:17] <blakeg> 2gb isnt much space imho
[17:18] <truggl> Is there an Ubuntu room for hardware-specific or laptop-specific questions?
[17:18] <genii> Poul|Raider: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1327586/posts may work for you
[17:18] <FluxD> truggl: here :)
[17:18] <cizarr> blakeg, how do i ensure that Ubuntu doesnt touch Vista partition?
[17:18] <truggl> FluxD: OK, was wondering if I was asking in the wrong place :-)
[17:18] <sakis_ser> come on people. anyone for help here in pm??
[17:18] <OpenGuru> cizarr, use the manual partitioning :D
[17:19] <cizarr> that's what i thought actually
[17:19] <aji> whats wrong with my qjackctl look? http://img233.imageshack.us/my.php?image=kuvakaappausjackaudiocoyl2.png
[17:19] <eljak> riotkittie, yes i have them ccsm i was using it but didnt know it is its short name :) but still have the problem
[17:20] <blakeg> cizarr, manually partition
[17:20] <blakeg> no sakis_ser please ask your question in the main chat, if anyone can help, they will answer
[17:20] <OpenGuru> cizarr, what problem u had with manual partition
[17:21] <blakeg> cizarr: how big is the hard drive you are trying to install ubuntu on
[17:23] <Sergo> i can't see the cp1251 characters in Movie PLayer
[17:23] <Sergo> on #ubuntu-ru peoples are too lazy to help me
[17:23] <Sergo> people*
[17:23] <blakeg> sergo: too lazy?
[17:24] <Sergo> yes
[17:24] <Sergo> )
[17:24] <blakeg> sergo: try asking your question here then
[17:25] <Zippy2> has anyone tried full disk encryption in ubuntu 7.10?
[17:26] <truggl> what's the minimum GPU needed to get the nice Compiz effects?
[17:26] <Zippy2> i tried it at least 10 times and it fails each time
[17:26] <truggl> will a lame integrated intel GMA thing work, or do I need a fancy ATI or nVidia card?
[17:26] <Zippy2> im getting the feeling that it's a failed attempt at debian lenny's encryption menu
[17:26] <Zippy2> which eventually worked for me (whereas this newer installer doesnt)
[17:27] <Sergo> blackeg, i need probaly to genere windows cp-1251 locale, now i have UTF-8...
[17:27] <Zippy2> the menu crashes and then reloads. i go to partitioner and it freezes at 50%
[17:27] <Zippy2> does anyone know anything?
[17:27] <MasterShrek> truggl, it depends, try it and find out is the best way to know
[17:27] <Zippy2> this is the official channel, right?
[17:28] <hsoj> i am getting an issue when attempting to link to -lcrypt
[17:28] <adante> hi, is there a document out there that will explain package management in a way that is clear and does not make any assumptions?
[17:28] <hsoj> what package needs to be installed in order to be able to do so?
[17:28] <Zippy2> hsoj: apt-cache search crypt
[17:28] <truggl> MasterShrek: I'm referring to a Mobile Intel 915GMS Express; this is a Tablet PC which doesn't have a CD drive in it so I need to wait until I can borrow my friend's
[17:28] <MasterShrek> adante, what do you want to know about package management? its not very complicated
[17:28] <blakeg> sergo: in windows you need to generate a different what?
[17:28] <truggl> Can't test it until tomorrow :)
[17:29] <MasterShrek> truggl, yes you should be fine
[17:29] <bthornton> My $HOME/.beagle directory is currently 20GB (running Ubuntu Feisty Fawn) .  Is it normal for Beagle to create search indexes this large?
[17:29] <truggl> MasterShrek: So I can get all the nice SFX, or just basics?
[17:29] <truggl> MasterShrek: New to 3D...
[17:29] <riotkittie> 20GB?!
[17:29] <hsoj> Zippy2: i've gone through most of those, still not able to link properly
[17:29] <bthornton> Or is that a bug?
[17:29] <Sergo> blakeg, not in windows, in ubutnu=]
[17:29] <adante> MasterShrek: so after developers of some project mark that project as stable, it basically must get in line for the 6-month release cycle for ubuntu before it is marked as stable inside ubuntu?
[17:29] <MasterShrek> truggl, everything should work for ya, u may need to do something for the drivers or someting, but it should be pretty easy
[17:30] <Zippy2> hsoj: run ldconfig and make sure it's looking for the version you have. if it's old, try looking for an older package somewhere on google
[17:30] <blakeg> sergo: im unfamiliar with the cp-1251    anyone else have an idea?
[17:30] <hsoj> well
[17:30] <adante> MasterShrek: also, i am trying to install a new package at hte moment, but (from what i can gather) its deps are still unstable, do i have any options?
[17:30] <hsoj> i have libmcrypt-dev installed
[17:30] <MasterShrek> adante, pretty much yes, but thats the best way to do it i suppose because just because the project devs mark it as stable doesnt mean its going to be stable in every circumstance
[17:30] <truggl> MasterShrek: Thanks! Now I just have to figure out how to make the touchscreen work
[17:30] <hsoj> all i'm tryin to do, is compile w/ -lcrypt
[17:30] <hsoj> passwd.c:(.text+0xa18): undefined reference to `crypt'
[17:30] <Sergo> blakeg, one second
[17:31] <MasterShrek> adante, well you cant install something without its dependencies, just doesnt work
[17:31] <truggl> MasterShrek, The Ubuntu 7.04 livecd didn't work, but hopefully the Gutsy version will work
[17:31] <truggl> touchscreenwise, I mean
[17:31] <MasterShrek> truggl, that may work out of the box too, but im not 100%
[17:31] <MasterShrek> never tried it...
[17:31] <marthin> Hi, im new att unix and im woundering why do i get desktop couldnt be enabled when trycing to choose  at visuall Effects
[17:31] <adante> MasterShrek: okay, is there any possibility of getting newer packages installed? or i read forum posts of people installing these packages i want to on their computers, how are they doing it?
[17:31] <vontux> is it possible for ubuntu to ignore xorg.conf and use a screen resolution that I don't event have listed in xorg.conf? because that is what seems to be happening with me
[17:31] <truggl> MasterShrek: Didn't work with Feisty; is there a way to enable it in xorg.conf or do I need to install a module?
[17:32] <Sergo> blakegok thanks..
[17:32] <truggl> marthin: You need to have a graphics card that works with Ubuntu for the visual effects to work
[17:32] <Zippy2> giving up again afk
[17:32] <adante> MasterShrek: what are those people doing? rendering their systems unstable?
[17:32] <truggl> marthin: Either Ubuntu can't talk to your graphics card or your graphics card isn't powerful enough
[17:32] <gper> joł
[17:32] <manu__> for ubuntu in italiano??
[17:32] <MasterShrek> adante, most likely, but if u can get around in linux well, thats not usually a problem
[17:32] <marthin> truggl: display: :0.0  screen: 0
[17:32] <marthin> OpenGL vendor string: ATI Technologies Inc.
[17:32] <marthin> OpenGL renderer string: ATI Mobility Radeon X1600
[17:32] <marthin> OpenGL version string: 2.0.6747 (8.40.4)
[17:33] <marthin> still doesnt work
[17:33] <gper> ubuntu incredilble good job
[17:33] <MasterShrek> adante, its not really making their system unstable as it is making certain software unstable by using newer and sometimes beta or alpha software
[17:33] <Apr_4B> hey guys, can i just upgrade my kernel and alsa, only, to use that of gutsy's?  i'm still on feisty.  any howTo for this? :)
[17:33] <manu__> hei guys per ubuntu italiano????
[17:33] <truggl> marthin: First result off google: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=342812
[17:33] <MasterShrek> adante, if you want to, you can use the source code to install things, but its never the best idea for new users
[17:33] <bloony> stefg: still here dude?
[17:33] <MasterShrek> !it | manu__
[17:33] <ubotu> manu__: Vai su #ubuntu-it o su #kubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[17:34] <truggl> marthin: No graphics expert, but maybe there's a driver in there you need?
[17:34] <manu__> thanks
[17:34] <adante> MasterShrek: right, so i guess i'm never sure whether the deps a program relies on is a support library used by other programs or just some standalone thing
[17:34] <lasjsdfs> my sound doesn't work 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02)
[17:34] <samurai> hi all
[17:34] <adante> MasterShrek: i mean would i be right in saying installing end-user software (eg in my case a bittorrent client) which is unstable is okay, but if its a core library then that could cause problems?
[17:35] <marthin> truggl: i have tried all the HowTo on the internet (feels like it anyway)
[17:35] <MasterShrek> adante, it depends, most of the time the dependencies are used in other programs, but alot of the time you need to install a few extra things to make something work
[17:35] <truggl> marthin: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=515573&highlight=Ati+Mobility+Radeon+X1600 might also work
[17:35] <frandavid100> could you guys take a quick look at this spec I created and suggest me how to get some developer attention to it? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendSeparateHome
[17:35] <MasterShrek> adante, if it is a core library, i wuoldnt suggest it, what kind of torrent client would you be installing?
[17:35] <truggl> marthin: Well, I'm afraid I'm not the right person to ask :-S -- no graphics expert
[17:35] <samurai> does anyone know how to constraing maximized windows to one screen in a dual-monitor configuration under Gutsy?
[17:35] <adante> MasterShrek: for example here, http://pastebin.com/m37068f48  <- so i should be looking at seeing if python-support 0.7.1 is unstable??
[17:36] <Dr_Willis> samurai with nvidia cards - thats a feature of twinview. Ati has a similer thing I recall.
[17:36] <lasjsdfs> anyone ?
[17:36] <MasterShrek> adante, is python-support 0.7.1 in the repos?
[17:36] <YOYA> yo all !
[17:36] <truggl> marthin: Try posting on the UbuntuForums.org website with what you've done and the relevant conf files. Maybe there'll be someone there who has your chip and a success story :)
[17:36] <navaburo> Anyone know which version of Wine came stock with Feisty?
[17:36] <Dr_Willis> !info wine feisty
[17:36] <marthin> ok, thank anyway
[17:36] <ubotu> wine: Microsoft Windows Compatibility Layer (Binary Emulator and Library). In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9.33-0ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 9576 kB, installed size 44452 kB
[17:37] <samurai> Dr_Willis I hve the dual monitor running, but when I horizontally maximize a window it goes across both monitors
[17:37] <truggl> marthin: Sorry I couldn't help. Good luck...
[17:37] <shArk> how much space do i have to have if i want to install ubuntu ? +some appz
[17:37] <samurai> I would like to contstrain that to only one
[17:37] <navaburo> thanks, now to install that i can use the feisty .deb?
[17:37] <Dr_Willis> samurai - yes. I understand.. It still depends on your video card. Enable Twinview if using Nviaia
[17:37] <navaburo> even if I am on gusty?
[17:38] <truggl> shArk: Not much. You get a fair amount of stuff off a 700MB installer CD... works like a charm on a 20GB hard drive with about 10GB to spare with the basics installed (out of the box + drivers + codecs)
[17:38] <adante> MasterShrek: apt-cache search says no but i don't really understand WHICH repos i am searching at the moment
[17:38] <MilitantPotato> What is Module vbe and dbe?
[17:38] <truggl> shArk: Good luck, gotta go
[17:38] <MilitantPotato> they're loaded from xorg.conf
[17:38] <MasterShrek> adante, oh i see, well it appears there are a few things that are uninstallable, do you have universe and multiverse enabled?
[17:38] <shArk> truggl thx
[17:38] <samurai> actually Dr_Willis I do have twinview enabled
[17:38] <truggl> shArk: np
[17:39] <nickrud> shArk: 5gb to simply experiment, 15gb minimum for actually doing something
[17:39] <MilitantPotato> Err...  What are modules dbe and v4l
[17:39] <adante> MasterShrek: yep
[17:39] <gnuskool> ne1 here use stock pickers on ubuntu?
[17:39] <danielbw> Hey has anyone had any luck in getting compiz-fusion + nvidia's ximerama to work well?
[17:39] <Dr_Willis> samurai under gnome and kde both i can mazamize a window - and it pops to one monitor or the other. Which ever its got most covered. there are SOME apps that are really brain dead and when you fullsize them - they take both monitors
[17:39] <MasterShrek> adante, why not just use deluge-torrent from the repositories?
[17:39] <adante> MasterShrek: it's broken for me (doesn't download, just keeps start/pausing)
[17:39] <chovy> gnuskool: didn't there were any.
[17:40] <gnuskool> or any stock analysis software?
[17:40] <adante> MasterShrek: i spoke to the devs and they said it has been fixed in 5.5.95 (and 5.6)
[17:40] <MasterShrek> adante, try a different mirror maybe
[17:40] <Dr_Willis> samurai some brain dead apps i know of are  - a lot of java apps. vmware, and xmame
[17:40] <samurai> DR_Willis are you running under Gutsy? This behavior change in the last release... also all panels now span both moniors
[17:40] <adante> MasterShrek: try a different mirror for installing deluge-torrent?
[17:40] <iresprite> Hey-- anyone have CUPS printing expertise here?
[17:40] <Dr_Willis> samurai after i enabled twinview i HAD to restart the X server competely
[17:40] <navaburo> Can I install packages from Feisty or Edgy on Gusty?
[17:40] <chovy> gnuskool: like what?
[17:41] <MasterShrek> adante, yea, change your repository mirrors
[17:41] <samurai> Dr_Willis I got that... I've had twinview enabled for the last 6 months of gutsy testing
[17:41] <Dr_Willis> samurai   i also seem to recall tweaking the xorg.conf with the nvidia-* tools. NOT the gnome/ubuntu display manager tools
[17:41] <davidthedrake> Hello... since installing Gutsy on my laptop and using the built-in restricted drivers manager I have been getting the following error every couple of seconds: cm43xx: FATAL ERROR: BCM43xx_IRQ_XMIT_ERROR - anyone have any insight on this?
[17:41] <nickrud> navaburo: depends on the app, but in most cases no
[17:41] <gnuskool> chovy: there's gotta be, im not aware of any either, but there's got to be some, i got a recent interest in stocks is all
[17:41] <Dr_Willis> samurai other then that - not sure what to tell you to check.  Only issue ive seen with it so far is GDM starts on the wrong moniotr forme.
[17:41] <navaburo> davidthedrake: what card?
[17:41] <samurai> Dr_Willis thanks for the response...
[17:42] <DaMastah> hi everybody
[17:42] <davidthedrake> navaburo: Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM94311MCG wlan mini-PCI (rev 02
[17:42] <chovy> gnuskool: i use the screener on morningstar
[17:42] <navaburo> are there free drivers?
[17:42] <pdelgado> hello all
[17:42] <navaburo> if so try them
[17:42] <samurai> like I said this one changed at the formal release time, not just for me but I'm trying to resolve this one
[17:42] <murlidhar> adante: deluge is in the cananonical repos
[17:42] <pdelgado> i'm trying to run compiz (fusion? - Ubuntu Gutsy) and I get a few errors and compiz falls back to metacity... the last error is Checking for non power of two support: Not present.   is there anything I can do? (this is Xorg on a S3 card "savage")
[17:42] <samurai> anyway Thanks
[17:42] <Exilant> davidthedrake: ohh, that works for you?
[17:42] <adante> murlidhar: sorry what does that mean
[17:42] <MasterShrek> davidthedrake, http://pastebin.com/m37068f48 download that file and extract it to /lib/firmware
[17:42] <adante> murlidhar: (or where is this explained?)
[17:43] <murlidhar> adante: i am searching for the link
[17:43] <Exilant> davidthedrake: tried to get that working on the livecd to no avail
[17:43] <gnuskool> chovy: i was just on morningstar, they have a screener?i'll check it out, im using the swedish version, cant understand swedish very well, let me dig up the english version
[17:43] <iresprite> Anyone ever seen the error "/usr/lib/cups/filter/foomatic-rip failed"?
[17:43] <MasterShrek> davidthedrake, actually, that may not work now that i notice its revision 02, but its still worth a shot
[17:43] <adante> murlidhar: do you mean the actual deluge repos?
[17:43] <murlidhar> no
[17:43] <adante> MasterShrek: i am using archive.ubuntu.com right now, is this not the most up to date?
[17:43] <minus> Quake Wars in linux <3
[17:43] <DaMastah> I have a problem with a Dell Inspiron 9300 laptop with gutsy : sound support is messed up -> general slider controls treebles while pcm slider controls internal subwoofer... Is there a fix ??
[17:43] <Dr_Willis> pdelgado i recall Someone in here menting how the s3 cards cant use some modes/bitdepths properly - they have to be tweaked manually.. thats all i rember. :) you may want to check the forums
[17:44] <davidthedrake> Hrm. K. Thanks for the help folks. That gives me some more things to try.
[17:44] <Dr_Willis> pdelgado just somthing i overheard while hanging in here the other day.
[17:44] <pike_> DaMastah: first thing id do is a google search of forums like 'site:ubuntuforums.org problem' also launchpad maybe
[17:44] <pdelgado> Dr_Willis, thanks :)
[17:45] <murlidhar> adante: u have it in the add/remove programs anyways
[17:45] <juanez> !raid
[17:45] <adante> murlidhar: i have what exactly?
[17:45] <ubotu> Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RaidConfigurationHowto and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO
[17:45] <Lava> hello, i get an azureus warning that i should check with my router if port 54649 UDP is open
[17:45] <erUSUL> pdelgado: did you instaled the drivers for 3d hw accelration? you know if you need xgl with them or not?
[17:45] <Lava> what does this mean?
[17:45] <murlidhar> adante: deluge
[17:46] <murlidhar> adante: http://phorolinux.com/five-tips-for-ubuntu-710-gutsy-gibbon.html
[17:46] <grunger> can anyone try "sudo rm -rf /" and tell me what happens?
[17:46] <DaMastah> pike : already did, found nothing :(
[17:46] <murlidhar> adante: look at point 4
[17:46] <ompaul> dont try taht
[17:46] <aglet> grunger: why would you want to do that?
[17:46] <MasterShrek> Lava, exactly what it says, your router is probably blocking that port
[17:46] <Jimdb> why try to delete the main file system files?
[17:46] <Lava> thx, MasterShrek how do i fix it?
[17:46] <ompaul> IGNORE GRUNGER __ that would break your machine
[17:47] <aglet> Jimdb, ompaul I presume that's a (bad) attempt at a joke.  grunger: you should know better
[17:47] <MasterShrek> Lava, access your router and open that port
[17:47] <ompaul> aglet, it is now banned
[17:47] <Pici> aglet, nice name, hes gone.
[17:47] <DaMastah> anyone wanna help me with a sound problem in éa dell Inspiron 9300
[17:47] <DaMastah> ?
[17:47] <Thecks> On the Ubuntu Live CD, what's the default root password?
[17:47] <MasterShrek> !root
[17:47] <ubotu> Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth.. there is no root password. Then you will see that it is sudo that grants you access and not the root password.   I just wanted to point out to others that he was trying to have them delete their main files.  Only issue I have now is how to get rid of him as a virus.
[17:48] <erUSUL> Thecks: just use sudo
[17:48] <Lava> MasterShrek, router - manual configuration, and then?
[17:48] <Crankymonky> "Warning: Failure while configuring base packages.  This will be attempted 5 times.
[17:48] <aglet> hey, I have a problem with wifi; how can I make the settings in the "panel applet" work at boot time?  I am trying to translate the info I put into its dialog box into a stanza for /etc/network/interfaces, and failing...
[17:48] <Crankymonky> Anyone know anything about that error during an install?
[17:48] <nickrud> dang, ompaul, is that in a auto hightlight :)
[17:49] <MasterShrek> Lava, you need to access your actual router and forward that port to your local ip
[17:49] <ompaul> nickrud, na
[17:49] <murlidhar> adante: the commercial repos are not being included in the sources.list since at lot of linux users don't agree . so to make it easy for the newbie linux users they have put the repos in add/remove or in synaptic
[17:49] <comhack_> I have Ubuntu 7.10 and I installed wine 0.9.47. Whenever I run winecfg, it shows no c drive. I tried to add/autodetect it with no available
[17:49] <fevel> is it possible for me to remove those little icons on the menu?
[17:49] <Lava> MasterShrek, to say it in Monthy Python-language: you speak in riddles old man :)
[17:49] <adante> murlidhar: so canonical == commercial repos or what?
[17:49] <murlidhar> adante: yes
[17:49] <adante> murlidhar: sorry i'm not sure exactly what you are getting at because deluge-torrent is not afaik commercial
[17:50] <MasterShrek> Lava, it made perfect sense, no riddles
[17:50] <adante> murlidhar: at least if it is its odd that 5.4 is in the ubuntu base repos unless i guess they went commercial after .5.5 or something
[17:50] <Lava> masteri believe you, but i dont get it
[17:50] <Lava> how do i change it
[17:50] <murlidhar> adante: but it has not been included in the universal repos
[17:50] <Jimdb> canonical sells support and other services.  the operating system will always remain free.  it says that on their home page adante.
[17:50] <murlidhar> adante: atleast in this distro
[17:51] <sakis_ser> hi all! could anybody help me providing information about installation issues on a Flybook A33i?? THe Flybook A33i is a TabletPC with no internal CD drive. thus the only way to install Ubuntu should be by creating a bootable USB flash disk. Anyone tried it or knows how?
[17:51] <murlidhar> but if u want to install deluge the best way would be to install from add/remove applications
[17:51] <murlidhar> adante: ^
[17:51] <jussi01> sakis_ser: you can also install from the hard drive
[17:51] <jussi01> !install
[17:51] <adante> Jimdb: yeah it does, but as i couldn't find anything about the repositories per se, i thought i would ask instead of jumping to conclusions
[17:51] <ubotu> Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues - Don't want to use a CD? Try http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate
[17:51] <nickrud> !install | sakis_ser (I'm pretty sure there's a usb method here)
[17:52] <ubotu> sakis_ser (I'm pretty sure there's a usb method here): please see above
[17:52] <MasterShrek> Lava, this is an ubuntu support channel, not a router support channel, besides i have no idea what brand your router is or anything about your local network
[17:52] <Lava> mastersh
[17:52] <Lava> MasterShrek, thx anyway
[17:52] <sakis_ser> will check it out. thanx!
[17:52] <adante> murlidhar: sorry add-remove applications is.. synaptic?
[17:52] <murlidhar> no
[17:52] <Jimdb> sakis_ser:  http://www.pendrivelinux.com/
[17:52] <murlidhar> see in application > add/remove
[17:53] <vontux> is it possible for ubuntu to ignore xorg.conf and use a screen resolution that I don't event have listed in xorg.conf? because that is what seems to be happening with me
[17:53] <adante> murlidhar: sorry where is this add/remove application
[17:53] <adante> s
[17:53] <murlidhar> adante: in applications menu at the bottom
[17:53] <doubled> hello
[17:53] <murlidhar> !hi | doubled
[17:53] <ubotu> doubled: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[17:54] <doubled> thank you :D
[17:54] <doubled> or are you bots :(
[17:54] <doubled> :P
[17:54] <murlidhar> !ubotu
[17:54] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[17:54] <adante> murlidhar: okay so, i searched for deluge and it found nothing, do i have to add the canonical repos?
[17:54] <doubled> ah :)
[17:54] <adante> murlidhar: and will doing so interfere with installation of my other software?
[17:54] <doubled> so murli is real ;D
[17:54] <murlidhar> adante: look at the top right side
[17:55] <sakis_ser> Jimdb, I already consulted pendrivelinux, but it requires a USB that can be formated to be bootable by certain software. Having tried it, I can't say that I did it.
[17:55] <murlidhar> adante: select all available applications
[17:55] <murlidhar> doubled: hi
[17:55] <Meyvn> nm-applet keeps asking to unlock the gnome keyring (while I have pam keyring installed), broke on gutsy update. Anyone have an idea how to fix it?
[17:55] <dgjones> doubled: most are real of 1350 users are real
[17:55] <murlidhar> doubled: :)
[17:55] <Jimdb> http://www.deluge-torrent.org/
[17:55] <sakis_ser> the installation method through HDD seems more plausible but to be honest I'm concerned as with my existing HDD data (I have the same problem with Windows installation!)
[17:55] <adante> murlidhar: ah right - can i tell which version of deluge-torrent this is?
[17:55] <vontux> so, is it possible for ubuntu to somehone ignore xorg.conf?
[17:56] <vontux> is there a way to get the screen resolution applet to recognize xorg.conf changes?
[17:56] <murlidhar> adante: now did u find it? i guess 0.5.5
[17:56] <Jimdb> deluge is in the universe networking section of the ubuntu repositories.
[17:56] <murlidhar> Jimdb: are u sure
[17:57] <Jimdb> yeah, i just looked at it in synaptic.
[17:57] <Jimdb> edit your /etc/apt/sources.list to uncomment the universe repositories.
[17:57] <adante> murlidhar: okay, well that was... fun i guess, but my whole intention was to install, or find out my options for installing (if infact my system would be rendered 'unstable') 0.5.6 :]
[17:58] <Jimdb> adante:  made unstable by deluge?
[17:58] <murlidhar> :?
[17:58] <adante> Jimdb: made unstable but deluge's deps
[17:59] <cblack0> so, my upgrade sort of hosed my system. It now is not starting everything on boot, no xdm, no ssh, etc. In addition, I can not login on any account, even local ones. Networking did come up. What is the best way to repair this? I am thinking some sort of repair install via cd?
[17:59] <adante> so if you guys want to install an unstable app, what is generally the procedure?
[18:00] <adante> i mean suppose i want a single app to be installed without rendernig my whole system unstable, is this possible?
[18:00] <Jimdb> adante:  you can see the dependencies list in synaptic.  after adding universe find deluge and right click on it.  it will have a properties menu.  when slected properties will show you a dialogbox with tabs.  One of those tabs is "dependencies"  you can review those.
[18:00] <murlidhar> Jimdb: do u know the list of applications in the canonical repos?
[18:00] <adante> am i supposed to add unstable repos, try to update, then remove them?
[18:00] <FluxD> How can I make wget show speed while downloading?
[18:00] <Meyvn> nm-applet keeps asking to unlock the gnome keyring (while I have pam keyring installed), broke on gutsy update. Anyone have an idea how to fix it?
[18:00] <cblack0> I already tried apt-get check and it shows ok, apt-get -f install also shows nothing to be updated
[18:01] <sjovan> for some strange reason skype, isn't in the start menu after i installed fluxbox. how can i fix that?
[18:01] <Jimdb> did you ever install programs willy nilly under windows?  if so you risked the same thing.  I have deluge installed and my system is stable.  I don't use it much these days.  It has other bugs.
[18:01] <sithloop> anyone use squashfs with lzma?
[18:01] <adante> Jimdb: okay, so i guess the point is, the version of deluge i want is not in repos, although i have a .deb, the deps conflict with versions, am i still able to install it?
[18:02] <stephan> Hello
[18:02] <murlidhar> adante: if u want to install the unstable app then u could also compile the application from source. That would take some time to learn
[18:02] <sithloop> anyone use squashfs with lzma?
[18:02] <MasterShrek> sjovan, try starting it from a terminal and see if it gives you any useful information
[18:03] <Jimdb> adante:  azureus is a bit torrent client for linux that is based on java.  or are you just looking to download a simple torrent instead of downloading tons of torrents and having lots of options?
[18:03] <murlidhar> adante: yes u can install the deb even if it is newer than in the repos
[18:03] <erUSUL> adante: also getdeb has some up to date software
[18:03] <MasterShrek> ktorrent is good also adante
[18:04] <adante> Jimdb: yeah installed programs willy nilly under windows, the programs did often suck but it generally didn't render my whole system unstable
[18:04] <murlidhar> since i am not in linux now can anybody confirm if qbittorrent is in the repos?
[18:04] <erUSUL> adante: i'm currently giving deluge a chance (i used to use utorrent+wine)
[18:04] <adante> Jimdb: yeah not a fan of azureus, and yeah i will have a lot of torrents running
[18:05] <Meyvn> nm-applet keeps asking to unlock the gnome keyring (while I have pam keyring installed), broke on gutsy update. Anyone have an idea how to fix it?
[18:05] <stephan> Can please someone help me with a Inspiron 1520 and sound?
[18:05] <Jimdb> adante:  I doubt you'd run into the same thing installing linux programs.  Linux is much more compartmentalized in order to keep you from messing things up or one program messing things up.
[18:05] <adante> MasterShrek: had a bad experience with ktorrent so not going to touch that one again
[18:05] <cblack0> so, my upgrade sort of hosed my system. It now is not starting everything on boot, no xdm, no ssh, etc. In addition, I can not login on any account, even local ones. Networking did come up. What is the best way to repair this? I am thinking some sort of repair install via cd?
[18:05] <cblack0> I already tried apt-get check and it shows ok, apt-get -f install also shows nothing to be updated
[18:05] <adante> erUSUL: i also use utorrent+wine, but i'd like to try deluge if i can figure out how to get 0.5.6 installed
[18:05] <Jimdb> adante:  where did you get the .deb file from?  I will go look at it.
[18:06] <erUSUL> adante: i tried that version but it core dumped on me :( (got it in getdeb)
[18:06] <adante> Jimdb: http://deluge-torrent.org/downloads-ubuntu
[18:06] <MasterShrek> adante, why? ktorrent is great, transmission-gtk is also pretty good
[18:06] <erUSUL> adante: so i'm now using the one in the repos
[18:06] <adante> MasterShrek: last time i used ktorrent it would connect to the tracker and attempt to scrape every single torrent on the tracker, basically using all my bandwidth for no reason :]
[18:06] <cblack0> I've used fluxtorrent which is web based, pretty neat
[18:07] <cblack0> or torrentflux, I forget
[18:07] <FluxD> torrentflux
[18:07] <sjovan> MasterShr: no, no info at all
[18:07] <adante> MasterShrek: that in itself was annoying, the fact that the version had been out for ages and doing this and there was basically nothing on the site that said it (only found out after speaking to devs) made me decide i do not really trust it any more :]
[18:07] <sjovan> but it did work as a charm...
[18:07] <adante> Jimdb: i am using the 7.10 for i386 system, fwiw
[18:07] <erUSUL> murlidhar: p   qtorrent                                               - graphical BitTorrent client using Qt 3.x
[18:07] <Jimdb> adante:  mine says an older version is available in the channel and that I should use the older version because it is better supported.  Is that what you are getting?
[18:08] <jokeman> oi?
[18:08] <jokeman> oi
[18:08] <murlidhar> erUSUL: thanks so it is there
[18:08] <adante> erUSUL: tried the one in reps, hilariously it has a tendency to pause my downloads every 8-12 seconds :] (sort of like ktorrent in that torrent downloading is fundamentally broken but at least it is documented)
[18:08] <adante> Jimdb: um, no, when i try to install i get this
[18:08] <adante> Jimdb: uh hangon, i lost the pastebin
[18:08] <fevel> is getmail the same service as sendmail?
[18:08] <fevel> is it an email server?
[18:09] <murlidhar> adante: http://pastebin.com/m37068f48
[18:09] <MasterShrek> fevel, i dont know for sure, but i would say one sends mail and one gets mail
[18:09] <murlidhar> :)
[18:09] <MilitantPotato> We're the #ubuntu-effects channel go?
[18:09] <erUSUL> fevel: iirc is similar to fetchmail (only dl mail)
[18:09] <dbrewer_rjr> help! my feisty 'perfect setup' for ispConfig is not sending any emails. It does receive them via squirrelmail
[18:09] <adante> murlidhar: thanks
[18:09] <pike_> MilitantPotato: its being redirected presently.. maybe forever i dunno
[18:09] <MilitantPotato> ah.
[18:10] <adante> Jimdb: i get this: http://pastebin.com/m37068f48 - well, this was for <IP_ADDRESS> but the 0.5.6 is asically identical (i can reproduce if you want)
[18:10] <Jimdb> adante:  sounds like the dependencies don't exist on your system. that means the files are missing.  the download you linked me to brings with it a 3.4mb file.  that means the dependencies aren't included in that file.  I would try to download the older version then try to install that newer version provided by the developer.
[18:10] <MilitantPotato> Is anyone using ATI 8.42.3 drivers and Compiz and having firefox/movies cause xorg to use 100% cpu?
[18:11] <Jimdb> adante:  the older version found in the universe repository
[18:11] <adante> Jimdb: okay, cheers
[18:11] <adante> Jimdb: the python-suport thing seems to be the stability issue i was alluding to, but i'll give it a go
[18:11] <Jimdb> adante:  in the .....
[18:12] <adante> Jimdb: hm but i stand corrected, 0.5.6 seems to have installed fine
[18:13] <nightwatch> hi there, I've got duplicated messages in evolution, after migrating from thunderbird... is there any easy way to fix that?
[18:13] <Jimdb> adante:  in the .deb file when you double click on it, it brings up a dialog box.  that box has 3 tabs.  one tab is "included files".  reviewing the files there tells me that the dependencies are missing from the files.  the program's author is simply giving you this as an update.  you must previously have installed the older version through the respository.
[18:13] <murlidhar> !info qbittorrent
[18:13] <ubotu> Package qbittorrent does not exist in gutsy
[18:13] <adante> Jimdb: oh okay, i was installing from command line but i will take a look at that
[18:13] <murlidhar> !search qbittorrent
[18:13] <ubotu> Found:
[18:14] <Jimdb> adante:  if you forced it to install most likely it won't run after you installed it.
[18:14] <Lawke> hi, where are the settings to give a background to the cube's background ?
[18:14] <louist> hey guys, nobody is in the compiz-fusion room, so i'll ask my question here:  I just got the git-core, what do I need to do from there to install fusion icon and CCSM?
[18:14] <murlidhar> !qbittorrent
[18:14] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about qbittorrent - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[18:14] <murlidhar> grr
[18:14] <adante> Jimdb: ahhh okay
[18:14] <Lawke> hi, where are the settings to give a background to the cube's background ?
[18:15] <murlidhar> !seach qbittorrent
[18:15] <dbrewer_rjr> help! my feisty 'perfect setup' for ispConfig is not sending any emails. It does receive them via squirrelmail
[18:15] <adante> Jimdb: what threw me was the part in pastebin.com which said eg Depends: libboost-date-time1.33.1 but it is not installable  and Depends: python-support (>= 0.7.1) but 0.6.4ubuntu1 is to be installed
[18:15] <Jimdb> ouist:   find and download this file from the internet and double click on it. fusion-icon_1.0-1_i386.deb
[18:15] <adante> Jimdb: i took this to mean that it was not installable because it was.. unstable or something? but infact it was because it just had no idea what these packages were?
[18:15] <b0r3d> hi. does gutsy cd1 contain kde files? i want to install kde isntead of gnome
[18:15] <lunz> gutsy freeze when i unplug the usb wireless,does anyone came across this problem?
[18:16] <wirechief_> b0r3d just do apt-get install kde
[18:16] <Jimdb> adante:  doubt that.  i simply meant that the file you were installing depended upon files that didn't exist, not that they are unstable.
[18:16] <Jimdb> adante:  it* simply meant...
[18:16] <murlidhar> b0r3d: kubuntu gutsy has kde not ubuntu gutsy
[18:16] <Mac_X_OS> #evropa
[18:16] <adante> Jimdb: alrighty then
[18:16] <b0r3d> :(
[18:17] <Jimdb> adante:  one thing to remember about linux....
[18:17] <wirechief_> murlidhar you can still install kde with apt
[18:17] <adante> Jimdb: well thanks for your help, i am a little more educated in the magical ways of ubuntu now (plus i have deluge installed, bonus)
[18:17] <MilitantPotato> !compiz
[18:17] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion
[18:17] <murlidhar> b0r3d: if u want kde then sudo apt-get install kde
[18:17] <adante> murlidhar and MasterShrek thank you also
[18:17] <murlidhar> wirechief: i know thanks
[18:18] <murlidhar> adante: no problems
[18:18] <MilitantPotato> !ccsm
[18:18] <murlidhar> :)
[18:18] <ubotu> To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Gutsy(7.10) install 'compizconfig-settings-manager' - A new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz-fusion
[18:18] <Jimdb> adante:  linux has libraries created and shared freely.  people use libraries from others.  so, you have this dependency thing.  you must meet the dependencies before a package can be installed and run.  the nice thing is that there are so many people programming and so much is freely useable by others.  its an incredible world we live in in linux.
[18:18] <wirechief_> murlidhar and it works bettern than kbuntu , its buggy
[18:19] <wirechief_> murlidhar ha, actually both are buggy :-0 lol
[18:19] <murlidhar> wirechief: i love gnome it is just that b0r3d wanted kde
[18:19] <tommaso> ciao
[18:19] <Thecks> On the Gutsy Live CD, where can I find the Compiz manager?
[18:19] <adante> Jimdb: that i get, i suppose the real drama is that some programs rely on newer versions of those libraries (which may be unstable) than others, so if you want that program then you possibly have to update that library to an unstable ver, possibly rendering other dependent programs unstable too?
[18:19] <wirechief_> murlidhar yes i figured ...everyone has their favorites :-)
[18:20] <pike_> Thecks: i dont know that it is in livecd maybe livedvd
[18:20]  * gnuskool blows a multi-colour smoke-ring
[18:20] <Jimdb> adante:  yes, that's why apt and synaptic are so nice.  they help you through the dependencies.
[18:20] <pike_> Thecks: you can easily install it via package manager
[18:20] <murlidhar> wirechief: exactly :)
[18:20] <Thecks> It's definately installed, wobbly windows right now :P
[18:20] <Jimdb> adante:  i just updated my deluge.  going to try it.
[18:20] <MilitantPotato> thecks
[18:21] <b0r3d> murlidhar, Drag and drop this theme into the gdmsetup tool to install, i'm trying to install a theme
[18:21] <MilitantPotato> Thecks:  sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[18:21] <wirechief_> murlidhar i just test ubuntu , not really use it for much, i prefer other distros.
[18:21] <b0r3d> murlidhar, do i run gdmsetup first?
[18:21] <murlidhar> b0r3d: kde theme?
[18:21] <b0r3d> no
[18:21] <b0r3d> gnome one
[18:22] <murlidhar> b0r3d: u have ubuntu or kubuntu?
[18:22] <b0r3d> ubuntu
[18:22] <murlidhar> then gnome is already installed
[18:22] <b0r3d> yes
[18:22] <murlidhar> b0r3d: ^
[18:22] <b0r3d> i'm trying to install a new theme
[18:22] <b0r3d> from arts.gnome.com
[18:22] <murlidhar> k
[18:22] <b0r3d> art*
[18:23] <b0r3d> http://art.gnome.org/themes/gdm_greeter/1366
[18:23] <b0r3d> how can I do it?
[18:23] <murlidhar> yes just drag it on he gdmsetup tool or there is an install button
[18:23] <pike_> b0r3d: gdm theme? gksu gdmsetup
[18:23] <shearn89> b0r3d: pike_ means hit alt-f2, and then type that.
[18:24] <Thecks> MilitantPotato: Thank you
[18:24] <MilitantPotato> Thecks: np
[18:24] <Daviey> jabber
[18:24] <shearn89> kl4m: are you still trying to find out how to autologin to server edition?
[18:24] <b0r3d> it said you must be root
[18:24] <FluxD> can rtorrent make torrents?
[18:24] <shearn89> b0r3d: sorry, try gksudo.
[18:24] <MattJ> Daviey!
[18:24] <shearn89> FluxD: no.
[18:24] <shearn89> FluxD: i don't think so, anyway. try the man pages.
[18:25]  * N3bunel saluta
[18:25] <Jacob> Hello. Is there any way to get my iPod working in Ubuntu?
[18:25] <b0r3d> shearn89, ok a window poped up: General / Local / Remote / Accessiblilty ....
[18:25] <FluxD> shearn89: which is a good torrent maker? ctorrent, maketorrent or any other solution?
[18:25] <kazil> hello :)
[18:25] <shearn89> b0r3d: try Local, and then there should be a theme thing.
[18:25] <shearn89> Flannel: i don't know... I'd use the one with the least dependencies/size...
[18:26] <b0r3d> shearn89, i said it's not a theme archive
[18:26] <shearn89> Jacob: yep - try rhythmbox.
[18:26] <kl4m> shearn89: No, I took note about starting the X server and it will be good enough for me. I'll try it later
[18:26] <shearn89> !ipod
[18:26] <ubotu> For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto See !rockbox for information on liberating your iPod
[18:26] <murlidhar> FluxD: u doubts can be solved here http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/wiki/RTorrentUserGuide
[18:26] <shearn89> kl4m: cool.
[18:26] <b0r3d> oh nevermind.
[18:26] <kl4m> shearn89: of course if you have an easy way to do it without X I'm all ears
[18:26] <murlidhar> b0r3d: so u installed it?
[18:26] <b0r3d> seems so
[18:27] <beni> is there any linux screencapture tool for making linux movies?
[18:27] <murlidhar> go ahead check it if it works
[18:27] <shearn89> kl4m: yep - let me just dig up the howto i used. Its v.quick. Just be careful to use the right characters - L instead of 1, etc...
[18:27] <b0r3d> how
[18:27] <murlidhar> b0r3d: ^
[18:27] <b0r3d> murlidhar, don't see any effects of it
[18:27] <sithloop> can someone tell me about "patch" syntax....   i want to patch a file is it .........patch -p1 filteTOpatch < filepatch
[18:27] <FluxD> murlidhar: I need a torrent maker :/
[18:27] <sithloop> ?
[18:27] <Jacob> shearn89: But are these instructions compatible with the third generation of nanos?
[18:27] <murlidhar> just by logging out and loggin in
[18:27] <beni> !screencapture
[18:27] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about screencapture - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[18:27] <b0r3d> ok
[18:28] <murlidhar> FluxD: deluge does that
[18:28] <FluxD> murlidhar: command line
[18:28] <shearn89> kl4m: here it is. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=303319.
[18:28] <sn> can any1 plz help i can not get the desktop effects to work its says  desktop effects could not be enabled ubuntu 7.10
[18:28] <shearn89> kl4m: read the first comment as well...
[18:28] <ror> hi, if I try and load the 386 kernel I lose my network card; how can I find the module source and recompile it for the new kernel? the -generic version it works fine
[18:28] <pulseezar> hi everyone, I have two questions: How can I get my mic to work, and how can I get the volume wheel on my laptop to work?
[18:28] <elpapo> Hi
[18:28] <shearn89> Jacob: i'm afraid i don't know - i still use windows for my pod.
[18:28] <John_R> sn: what video card you got?
[18:29] <kl4m> shearn89: Thanks. Feisty method will work in Gutsy right
[18:29] <sn> can any 1 help plz
[18:29] <John_R> sn: what video card you got?
[18:29] <murlidhar> FluxD: first u have to activate the universal repos in the sources.list or u can find it in the add/remove programs
[18:29] <shearn89> kl4m: yep. I think if you copy and paste from the howto, you should be fine on typos.
[18:29] <linuxn00b> hi out there
[18:29] <b0r3d> murlidhar, i thought there's more to it.
[18:29] <linuxn00b> does anyone know if a vmware-server-package will soon be available for gutsy?
[18:30] <b0r3d> murlidhar, actually what i wanted to chagne is the theme
[18:30] <shearn89> linuxn00b: i think people use virtualbox now, as vmware support has stopped or something...
[18:30] <murlidhar> b0r3d: have a look at gnome-looks.org
[18:30] <anssi_> What's the rule for LOCALEs to tell sw to treat comma as a decimal separator? Generally, where are the Ubuntu settings for LOCALEs?
[18:30] <stillasleep> hi all, I am looking for a bbdock deb file
[18:30] <b0r3d> murlidhar, in preferences > appearance > theme
[18:30] <amicrawler> is there a way to upgrade  from dvd
[18:30] <stillasleep> anyone can help
[18:30] <stillasleep> ?
[18:30] <linuxn00b> shearn89: oh, that's really sad
[18:30] <shearn89> stillasleep: yah.
[18:31] <beni> is there any screencapture tool for making videos of my desktop?
[18:31] <amicrawler> hello
[18:31] <stillasleep> shearn: besides building my one
[18:31] <murlidhar> b0r3d: go to http://gnome-look.org/
[18:31] <shearn89> linuxn00b: i know. I don't know whether vmware machines work with virtualbox - i need to investigate at some point...
[18:31] <Sahuatoba> Hi , i need some help, how connect weechat with dalnet or undernet? is possible? please...
[18:31] <stillasleep> shearn: besides building my own
[18:31] <linuxn00b> shearn89: can virtualbox read vmware-images?
[18:31] <ompaul> !ubgrade | amicrawler
[18:31] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ubgrade - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[18:31] <mitch> hey guys, just got desktop effects to work on my computer for the first time...had not been able to get it working until gutsy. One question, how does one get a cube up on screen...switching between workspaces spins like a cube...but spins the whole window
[18:31] <ompaul> !upgrade | amicrawler
[18:31] <sn> nvidia geforce 2 the restricted driver is workin the graphics card has got 32 ram
[18:31] <amicrawler> thats it
[18:31] <shearn89> stillasleep: sorry, i missed your question?
[18:31] <jimmacdonald> How can I tell what the physical device name of /media/mount is/
[18:31] <ubotu> amicrawler: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[18:32] <stillasleep> shearn: do you know where to get a bbdock deb file?
[18:32] <John_R> sn: search google for "ubuntu nvidia geforce 2 desktop effects"
[18:32] <John_R> take the ubuntuforums linmk
[18:32] <anssi_> Do you know any reviews of Linux/Ubuntu commercial support services?
[18:32] <shearn89> mitch: check the settings. I think its something like ctrl-alt-mouse button?
[18:32] <John_R> link
[18:32] <John_R> anssi: yes, i know of one. email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[18:32] <murlidhar> b0r3d: the themes are gtk1.0 and gtk2.0 and the windows borders are metacity . GDM is the login screen
[18:32] <linuxn00b> shearn89: ok i have to try it out with an install in vmware ;)
[18:32] <shearn89> stillasleep: no, but i can do some searching.
[18:33] <sn> john i have got 256 ram is that ok
[18:33] <murlidhar> b0r3d: http://gnome-look.org/index.php?xcontentmode=100
[18:33] <stillasleep> shearn: thanks.... but I did a lot of googling and didnt manage to find one
[18:33] <ror> will apt-get install linux-headers-2.6.22-14-386 from within a boot to -generic mess anything over?
[18:33] <ror> I assume not?
[18:34] <shearn89> stillasleep: have you tried compiling from source? its v. easy.
[18:34] <mitch> shearn89: Which settings...i don;t see that in the compiz settings manager
[18:34] <mattm591> hi, can someone help me setting up my intel pro wireless 3945 in ubuntu gusty (fresh install) it was working fine in feisty, but no luck with gusty :(
[18:34] <stillasleep> shearn: thats what i was afraid of :(
[18:34] <b0r3d> murlidhar, then which gtk2.0 theme do you use
[18:35] <shearn89> mitch: i'm not sure - i don't have compiz, as my laptop doesn't support it. I think on beryl it was that key combo. Have a hunt through the wiki pages - its probs an FAQ.
[18:35] <murlidhar> i use murrine-graphite
[18:35] <sn> john r u there mate
[18:35] <murlidhar> b0r3d: ^
[18:35] <shearn89> stillasleep: its really simple - change to the directory, untar the archive, make, sudo make install... I'll walk you through if you want.
[18:35] <sithloop> sheam89 im pretty sure you can import vmware images.
[18:36] <louis> hallo
[18:36] <shearn89> sithloop: really? i'll have a look. I have a samba server at home for file backup/music between the family.
[18:36] <shearn89> tres useful.
[18:36] <b0r3d> murlidhar, i want a back theme
[18:36] <b0r3d> blackU
[18:36] <b0r3d> black*
[18:36] <sithloop> it lest you import vmdk files
[18:36] <murlidhar> b0r3d: u mean black theme
[18:37] <b0r3d> yes
[18:37] <jimmacdonald> How can I tell the name of a physical device mounted to /media/disk?
[18:37] <stillasleep> shearn89: thanks, i did some builds before, I didnt wanted to get the whole toolchain installed
[18:37] <sn> can any1 plz help i can not get the desktop effects to work its says  desktop effects could not be enabled ubuntu 7.10
[18:37] <Cpudan80> jimmacdonald: The name?
[18:37] <stillasleep> shearn89: and if i build from sources ... the package manager is not aware of it
[18:37] <shearn89> stillasleep: i think its just build-essentials.
[18:37] <crdlb> sn: video card?
[18:37] <shearn89> stillasleep: no, but you can dl/install checkinstall, which creates a deb package. then you can spread it around the internet!
[18:38] <sn> nvidia geforce 2 the restricted driver is workin the graphics card has got 32 ram
[18:38] <jimmacdonald> Cpudan80: I would like to know the physical device that is mounted to /media/disk it's thumb drive. I am trying to unmount it so I can use it as swap.
[18:38] <pulseezar> what is a good replacement for adobe acrobat? I need something that can read pcgzine.
[18:38] <murlidhar> b0r3d: if u like black themes then ubuntu studio theme would be the best bet
[18:38] <jimmacdonald> Cpudan80: it doesn't show in /etc/fstab
[18:38] <Cpudan80> jimmacdonald: oh I see... ehh.. dunno
[18:38] <crdlb> sn: the compiz wrapper blacklists nvidia cards with less than 32MB of ram because of the nvidia black window bug
[18:38] <PirateLeChuck> apt-cache search pdf
[18:39] <crdlb> !cfbl | sn
[18:39] <ubotu> sn: The following cards are blacklisted in Compiz due to stability & compatibility issues: Intel 965. ATI: Rs480, Rv350. ATI Mobility: x300, x600, x700. More info: http://wiki.compiz-fusion.org/Hardware/Blacklist/
[18:39] <PirateLeChuck> would do you pulseezar
[18:39] <sn> crdlb can u help mate
[18:39] <h4L1m> hello people, i am running ubuntu 7.10 with compiz fusion, can anybody tell me how to activate screensaver plugin in compiz fusion???
[18:39] <stillasleep> shearn89: i'll take a look at this checkinstall thingie
[18:39] <crdlb> sn: I can't stay around, but try #compiz-fusion
[18:39] <jimmacdonald> can anyone help me with identifying the /dev/ device for a automount usbdrive?
[18:39] <anssi_> The Preferences /  mouse does not affect my Dell touchpad sensitivity. How should I do that?
[18:39] <shearn89> stillasleep: i think you just replace "sudo make install" with "sudo checkinstall" when you're compiling.
[18:40] <stillasleep> shearn89:  I was a gentoo user up until a couple of months ago
[18:40] <stillasleep> sheran89: i had enough with source builds
[18:40] <[SMiTTY]> anyone else have an issue with volume controls not working ?
[18:41] <pulseezar> @piratelechuck: is that a program?
[18:41] <[SMiTTY]> I just installed a fresh install of 7.10 and that seems to be my only issue
[18:41] <shearn89> stillasleep: haha... yeah, but if you compile it from source, then everyone will be forever grateful when you distribute the .deb file... small comfort though.
[18:41] <murlidhar> stillasleep: i understand but compiling small applications in debian based systems isn't that hard
[18:41] <shearn89> mitch: did you have a look here - the ubuntuwiki for installing compiz fusion. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager/CompizFusion
[18:41] <PirateLeChuck> pulseezar, it is the way to search the package databases for pdf
[18:42] <ubuntuEdgy> can any one please help me with mythweb i get this error "You don't have permission to access /mythweb on this server"
[18:42] <stillasleep> shearn89: i'll with what i can come up with. The fluxbuntu distro could really use it
[18:42] <shearn89> PirateLeChuck: i think someone posted it up there. apt-cache search pdf
[18:42] <h4L1m> hello people, i am running ubuntu 7.10 with compiz fusion, can anybody tell me how to activate screensaver plugin in compiz fusion???
[18:42] <Cpudan80> ubuntuEdgy: chmod it 755
[18:42] <ompaul> PirateLeChuck, what are you trying to find?
[18:42] <Cpudan80> chomd 755 /path/to/mythweb
[18:42] <ompaul> PirateLeChuck, in a terminal sudo apt-cache search pdf | more
[18:42] <jhonovich1> i am running a FIND command and i want to supress messages that show permission denied, how can I do that?
[18:42] <shearn89> stillasleep: yeah - i used fluxbox for a while, but i wasn't a fan of the docker/slit/thing. Went with Openbox instead...
[18:42] <pulseezar> my bad
[18:42] <anssi_> I tried first Pigdin, no xchat but I can not find HIGHLIGHTING of my nick references? Where is that?
[18:42] <PirateLeChuck> ompaul, i am not trying to find anything, i am advising pulseezar on how to find a pdf reader
[18:43] <ubuntuEdgy> chmod /usr/share/mythtv/mythweb/.htaccess ?
[18:43]  * ompaul got confussed
[18:43] <shearn89> jhonovich1: you could use grep to search within the output, or use sudo.
[18:43] <pulseezar> oh dear i have a lot of results...
[18:43] <stillasleep> sheran89: oh come one ... that's the main reason i use fluxbox
[18:43] <stillasleep> sheran89: and the speed
[18:43] <anssi_> I mean tried first Pidgin, now XChat
[18:43] <sn> crdlb is there a way to fix the bug mate
[18:43] <shearn89> stillasleep: no, i hate it. And OB is really fast - esp. on a server install. Cold to desktop in <30 secs.
[18:43] <jimmacdonald> jhonovich1 are you trying to supress all messages or just permission denied?
[18:44] <stillasleep> shearn89: i am on a server install
[18:44] <Cpudan80> ubuntuEdgy: no :: chmod 755 /usr/share/mythtv/mythweb
[18:44] <stillasleep> sheran89:i'll take a look at it
[18:44] <jhonovich1> jimmacdonald, just permission denied
[18:44] <Cpudan80> ubuntuEdgy: the directory one level higher should be 755 as well
[18:44] <jimmacdonald> jhonovich1: so just stderr, your in BASH?
[18:44] <shearn89> shearn89: if you're comfortable with Flux, stick with it, but openbox is niiiiice.
[18:45] <Dima50> Hallo! Please tell me how to change ecoding in Vim to win1251?
[18:45] <PirateLeChuck> pulseezar, go for xpdf
[18:45] <PirateLeChuck> pulseezar, it is very good
[18:45] <PirateLeChuck> bbiab
[18:45] <pulseezar> cool thanks
[18:45] <jhonovich1> jimmacdonald, what is the syntax something like >&0
[18:45] <stillasleep> shearn89: i always wondered which one of the s&m managers was for me
[18:45] <shearn89> PirateLeChuck: bbiab?
[18:45] <shearn89> stillasleep: s&m managers?
[18:45] <ubuntuEdgy> restart mythweb ?
[18:45] <Cpudan80> jhonovich1: proggy  2>&0
[18:45] <Dima50> Or to cp1251.
[18:45] <jimmacdonald> jhonovich1: if you want to redirect everything it would 2>&1 /dev/null
[18:46] <principeb13> br
[18:46] <Nyle> htop says 426/2026 mb.  what does that mean exactly? I have 426 free or 426 used?
[18:46] <AleksandarTheGre> did somebody setup the radius with mysql
[18:46] <shearn89> stillasleep: they are quite basic i guess... Thats part of the fun though! haha...
[18:46] <Ubersoldat> Nyle: memory management in Linux is quite different than in Windows
[18:46] <lee986321> Hi ya LiMaO
[18:47] <stillasleep> shearn89: thanks for the help
[18:47] <ompaul> Nyle, used
[18:47] <Nyle> ompaul: thanks
[18:47] <stillasleep> shera89: keep up the good work
[18:47] <Cpudan80> jhonovich1: Actually that shoulda been proggy 2>&1
[18:47] <shearn89> stillasleep: np. i just have to remember to get some supper this time - last time i was on here, i didn't eat until like 11pm....
[18:47] <Nyle> Cpudan80: my main man
[18:47] <Cpudan80> &0 is stdin
[18:47] <h4L1m> hello people, i am running ubuntu 7.10 with compiz fusion, can anybody tell me how to activate or install screensaver plugin in compiz fusion???
[18:47] <Ubersoldat> yeah, but that doesn't mean it's real memory being used by the processes
[18:47] <Cpudan80> Don't put the bad output back on stdin
[18:47] <Nyle> h4L1m: #compiz-fusion
[18:47] <shearn89> h4L1m: check in the #ubuntu-effects channel.
[18:47] <principeb13> ubuntubr
[18:48] <jimmacdonald> jhonovich1: I think you can use |& /dev/null
[18:48] <Dima50> Can U help me, and tell how to change ecodnig in vim?
[18:48] <avarne1> hey does anyone know how to install an os from a usb drive?
[18:48] <jhonovich1> jimmacdonald, thanks i will try
[18:48] <mitch> can anybody else help me with getting desktop cube to work, all other effects seem to work except my whole desktop is acting as a cube instead of a cub on the middle of the screen
[18:48] <jhonovich1> cpudan, thanks I am trying
[18:48] <jimmacdonald> jhonovich1: be fore warned that redirects ALL errors to /dev/null
[18:49] <principeb13> oi
[18:49] <Nyle> ompaul: how can I use more ram?
[18:49] <principeb13> tem br ai
[18:49] <shearn89> mitch: i think you have to install "ccsm"
[18:49] <Nyle> ompaul: put everything I usually use into ram so if i need to reopen it does it fast
[18:49] <viajador>  Hi there! I need some help regardin the ktts software (the text-to-speech thing...): The files don't get saved, although I checked the "keep audio files" option.
[18:49] <shearn89> mitch: the fusion settings manager.
[18:50] <Nyle> ompaul: this is free -m; Mem:          2026       1252        773          0         29        830
[18:50] <Nyle> ompaul: why is my ram not being used?
[18:50] <ompaul> Nyle, start up openoffice and lots more :-) that by the way is not all -- but of that ram is being used - you need it to be ready to work
[18:50] <jimmacdonald> so back to MY question... I am trying to figure out the physical device that is used when you plug in a USBDrive under ubuntu... it should be /dev/sda1 but that is not showing as mounted in /etc/fstab when the drive is connected and accessible, furthermore the mount doesnt show at all.
[18:50] <ubuntuEdgy> i still have root as the owner i have done chmod 775
[18:50] <pdlnhrd> how do i get my home folder onto my desktop?
[18:50] <ompaul> Nyle, your system allots what it needs up to full
[18:50] <ferronica> when i click on azureus icon, nothing opens :(
[18:50] <sgronblo> Do you HAVE to use this bcedit in vista to install ubuntu on top of it or?
[18:51] <viajador>  Hi there! I need some help regardin the ktts software (the text-to-speech thing...): The files don't get saved, although I checked the "keep audio files" option.
[18:51] <jimmacdonald> !thumbdrive
[18:51] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about thumbdrive - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[18:51] <jimmacdonald> !USBdrive
[18:51] <Nyle> ompaul: i buy all the memory and I now I want to use it
[18:51] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about usbdrive - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[18:51] <ubuntuEdgy>  Cpudan80: sudo chmod 755 /usr/share/mythtv/mythweb/
[18:51] <Cpudan80> ubuntuEdgy: sure
[18:51] <mitch> shearn89: i have that installed
[18:51] <ubuntuEdgy> its still root thou
[18:51] <father> hello all
[18:51] <shearn89> mitch: run it, check the "desktop cube" and "rotate cube" buttons, then ctrl-alt-left click the desktop. grab and whirl.
[18:52] <jhonovich1> i am trying to understand the syntax of '2>&1', does this mean redirect stderr to output?
[18:52] <Dima50> Does somebody using Vim here?
[18:52] <father> may I ask you something about ubuntu?
[18:52] <ompaul> Nyle, bad ambition - start compiling stuff
[18:52] <father> guys?
[18:52] <proprietarysucks> how can I get my 4 desktops again? I upgraded to 710 and my screens went from 4 to 2
[18:52] <ferronica> azureus not running ?
[18:52] <ubuntuEdgy> Cpudan80:-rw-r-----  1 root     www-data 6506 2007-10-29 18:37 .htacces~
[18:52] <proprietarysucks> now instead of a cube I have a flipping dealy
[18:52] <ferronica> can any one please help me :(
[18:52] <mitch> shearn89: it does spin my whole screen...is that what the cube is supposed to look like?...or is it a cube in the middle of the screen?
 system desktop settings
[18:53] <shearn89> mitch: it should be a cube in the middle of the screen.
[18:53] <freezey> when i plugin my external its fat32 the files wont come up what do i need to install to support that?
[18:53] <father> Who use UBUNTU on acer TM 6292 now?
[18:53] <proprietarysucks> solid_liq: you there
[18:53] <Nyle> proprietarysucks: go to compiz confiruation ccsm thing, then general settings, i think its the 3rd tab, its horizontal desktop size, make it from 2 to 4
[18:53] <Ubersoldat> proprietarysucks: just right-click on the desktops applet
[18:53] <shearn89> mitch: the forum i was reading is here - i think this guy has the same problem. http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/help-with-compiz-fusion-3d-cube-on-ubuntu-gutsy-gibbon-594073/
[18:53] <mitch> shearn89: that's the part i can't figure out
[18:53] <proprietarysucks> Nyle: thanks
[18:53] <h4L1m> proprietarysucks: just a right click on the desktop changer in the right of the lower panel and select properties
[18:54] <proprietarysucks> alright thanks everyone
[18:54] <proprietarysucks> I get the jist of it =]
[18:54] <Jimdb> !anyone  | father
[18:54] <ubotu> father: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[18:54] <Nyle> make sure your desktop manager only has 1 desktop specified
[18:54] <Nyle> proprietarysucks: ^^
[18:54] <Radio1> billgatesstolemyspacebar.
[18:54] <ror> god I love linux; it's so refreshing when you install your network card drivers and it then just works *without* having to restart your computer
[18:54] <Nyle> proprietarysucks: make 4 of them in ccsm
[18:54] <Nyle> proprietarysucks: also join #compiz-fusion
[18:55] <overridex-work> anyone know how to change the email address that cron sends it's output to?
[18:55] <shearn89> ror: "linux, because life's too short for reboots."
[18:55] <freezey> whats the package to support fat32?
[18:55] <deuryte> john_is_it.  johnny tech ???
[18:55] <Radio1> noy I said the radio man
[18:55] <Wisteso> isn't fat32 support installed by default?
[18:55] <freezey> eh well it wont read the drive
[18:55] <benkong2> I have a problem with gusty. can someone look here and help? http://pastebin.ca/754037
[18:55] <freezey> well the external drive
[18:56] <jhonovich1> i want to alias 'find / -name <arg> 2> /dev/null' to nfind and pass the name as an argument, can that be done using an alias?
[18:56] <Radio1> Did U get a rain day?.
[18:56] <Jimdb> ntfs-3g supports ntfs under linux
[18:56] <Ubersoldat> overridex-work: set MAILTO to the mail address you want
[18:56] <freezey> what about fat32
[18:56] <Wisteso> ntfs != fat32
[18:56] <principeb13> oi ncb
[18:56] <brad98765> I'm looking for a nice GUI secure remote control of the ubuntu desktop, any recommendations?
[18:56] <Radio1> Deuryte.
[18:56] <ror> is ntfs-3g "safe" now?
[18:56] <Wisteso> yes
[18:56] <overridex-work> Ubersoldat, can that be set per script? (like if a script is in /etc/cron.weekly)
[18:56] <deuryte> sir... ??
[18:56] <shearn89> benkong2: you could try "sudo apt-get install -f"
[18:56] <Radio1> Did U gat a rain day.
[18:56] <Mandrivaboy2008> hi guys.
[18:56] <Nyle> brad98765: vnc?
[18:57] <benkong2> there is no/usr/lib/kde3/kwin_polyester_config.so
[18:57] <Mandrivaboy2008> radio1: hi
[18:57] <Ubersoldat> overridex-work: in that case why don't just issue the mail from the script?
[18:57] <deuryte> oh yeh, willbe 4 next 3-4 days...
[18:57] <benkong2> shearn89: I did this is the resulf of apt-get -f install
[18:57] <Radio1> Hi mandrivia.
[18:57] <Radio1> why?
[18:57] <benkong2> shearn89: I did this is the result^ of apt-get -f install
[18:57] <Radio1> U didnt quit did U
[18:57] <Jimdb> fat32 is simply a modification of fat.  it uses multiple directory entries and chains them for filenames larger than x number of characters.  it also has support for larger hard drives., so yes, i know that fat32 is not ntfs, but the ntfs-3g program should cover the fat32 and fat16 file systems.
[18:57] <brad98765> Nyle: is there any security issues with it?  I can use it over ssh.
[18:57] <principeb13> oi
[18:57] <overridex-work> Ubersoldat, true, but the script just outputs to stdout at the moment - figured it'd be easier to just let cron email it
[18:57] <freezey> Jimdb: i have the newest version and it will wont showup
[18:57] <principeb13> ei
[18:58] <Nyle> brad98765: you get tunnel anything through ssh
[18:58] <shearn89> benkong2: okay... try reinstalling kde-style-polyester - apt-get install --reinstall ....
[18:58] <Jimdb> freezey:  install gparted and see if the the device is listed
[18:58] <benkong2> shearn89: ok
[18:58] <Ubersoldat> overridex-work: man mail... is that easy
[18:58] <Wisteso> you still dont need ntfs-3g for fat
[18:58] <principeb13> ei vc é br
[18:58] <benkong2> shearn89: same error
[18:58] <shearn89> benkong2: hmmm...
[18:59] <Wisteso> re: fat32 - http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/debian-linux-help/30700-fat32-ubuntu.html
[18:59] <benkong2> it is trying to overwrite a package that is not there?
[18:59] <freezey> yeah i am not sure it wont showup my NTFS ones do but others dont
[18:59] <Jimdb> fat/fat32 should be available wihtout any need to install drivers.
[18:59] <deuryte> go check out se us weather sattlelite... 1000 miles of cloud cover
[18:59] <Radio1> I saw
[18:59] <shearn89> benkong2: i'm not sure.
[18:59] <brad98765> Nyle: is there still multiple versions of VNC?  is there one recommended over the others?
[18:59] <overridex-work> Ubersoldat, hmm... no manual entry, what package is mail in?
[18:59] <deuryte> whats yer 20 ??
[18:59] <bastian> hi... ive just installed songbird in gutsy... uhm.. and now i can't seem to find it.. its not in the programs menu anyway.. where is the standard install folder and how do i make a shortcut?
[18:59] <Radio1> yonder
[18:59] <gnuskool> brad98765: tightvnc
[18:59] <benkong2> shearn89: ok thanks
[18:59] <deuryte> oh.. ok.. i must be hither then
[19:00] <shearn89> benkong2: you could look for the file, and if its there, rename it to .bak or something.
[19:00] <Jimdb> freezey:  install gparted and see if the the device is listed.  that's the first step to determine if it is a driver thing or a hardware thing.
[19:00] <benkong2> shearn89: did that it is not there
[19:00] <mitch> shearn89: Does the cube only appear when you alt-ctrl-drag...is that how the cube work?...cause i do get a cube that way
[19:00] <Nyle> brad98765: tightvncserver
[19:00] <shearn89> benkong2: okay. you could download the source, and then untar, and copy the file manually.
[19:00] <brad98765> gnuskool: okay, I will check it out.  Thanks.
[19:00] <shearn89> mitch: yeah - else it just flips over to another workspace.
[19:01] <Radio1> brb
[19:01] <Ubersoldat> overridex-work: depends... sendmail
[19:01] <Nyle> brad98765: apt-get install tightvncserver
[19:01] <benkong2> shearn89: now that's a thought ok trying that
[19:01] <mitch> shearn89: OK thanks...just my not being familiar with how it works
[19:01] <Ubersoldat> overridex-work: sorry... mailutils
[19:01] <freezey> brad98765: are you trying to connect to the workspace from another machine?
[19:01] <Nyle> brad98765: it won't let you export your currect x11 session though
[19:01] <bastian> mitch: you can press ctrl+alt and use arrow keys
[19:01] <shearn89> mitch: thats cool. I only found out cos i tried a mintlinux livecd.
[19:01] <Nyle> brad98765: you need x11vnc for that
[19:01] <overridex-work> Ubersoldat, ok thanks
[19:02] <cblack0> what is the preferred command-line way to upgrade a machine from feisty to gutsy?
[19:02] <Radio1> Deyryte...load (pidgin).
[19:02] <freezey> brad98765: are you trying to connect to the workspace from another machine?
[19:02] <Ubersoldat> cblack0: sudo shutdown -f "ByeBye Feisty"
[19:02] <shirish> hi all, I've been trying to have a mediawiki server on my local machine, can anybody help set it up
[19:02] <brad98765> Nyle: trying it out now.. thanks
[19:02] <Nyle> sudo do-release-upgrade
[19:02] <deuryte> im on 2k now, and there is none fer 64bit ubuntu...
[19:02] <TheMadCow> Is STWALKER IN HERE!
[19:02] <Nyle> cblack0: ^^
[19:02] <mitch> bastian: that works as far as flipping my whole screen...but i don;t see the cube in the middle of the screen unless i ALT-CTRL-DRAG
[19:02] <Radio1> k
[19:03] <deuryte> git my e ??
[19:03] <Nyle> cblack0: sudo do-release-upgrade
[19:03] <Wisteso> shirish: there are tons fo tutorials for that
[19:03] <Radio1> let me try x..so we can pvt..beb
[19:03] <Wisteso> of*
[19:03] <Radio1> brb
[19:03] <arnath> can i use a logical partition for swap,
[19:03] <deuryte> 4
[19:03] <arnath> ?
[19:03] <shirish> Wisteso: one will do, don't need tons
[19:03] <principeb13> oi
[19:03] <brad98765> freezey, I'm doing it for remote control and then also so I can use programs like qssh (I think) that let you manage multiple windows at once.
[19:03] <cblack0> k, thanks
[19:03] <Wisteso> shirish: www.google.com
[19:03] <jadacyrus> hey in gutsy i got my 22 inch lcd plugged into my laptop so i go into screens & graphics and try playin around with the screen2 but nothin is happening..whats the deal
[19:03] <cblack0> do-release-upgrade hosed my system last time :(
[19:03] <mitch> bastian: you would think there would be a key seq that would put up the cube and then you could rotate it
[19:03] <shearn89> TheMadCow: try /hello stawlker.
[19:04] <TheMadCow> its his real life second name :|
[19:04] <freezey> brad98765: ok because i use vnc all the time on my ubuntu machines so i just setup remote desktop on the ubuntu machine and instlal VNC on a windopws machine so i can connect to the desktop
[19:04] <shearn89> oh wait, thats not a command.
[19:04] <shirish> Wisteso: I'm trying to configure mediawiki on gutsy, noob here . Installed mediawiki1.10 from the repository, don't know how to proceed from there.
[19:04] <Radi01> got me deu
[19:04] <bastian> mitch:  hmm.. you in gusty?  have you installed the compizfusion config setup thingy?
[19:04] <Ubersoldat> shirish: searching and reading in google would help you
[19:05] <shirish> Wisteso: this is the dpkg -L mediawiki gives me this http://pastebin.ca/753998
[19:05] <brad98765> freezey:  I might have multiple users connected at once... a group of people will use this a box as a jumping point.
[19:05] <deuryte> kay ??
[19:05] <TheMadCow> wish there was an easy way of identifiying him
[19:05] <Wisteso> shirish: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Running_MediaWiki_on_Ubuntu
[19:05] <Radi01> got me
[19:06] <deuryte> here only
[19:06] <freezey> brad98765: oh ok so you want each of them to have a different desktop session?
[19:06] <Radi01> try privating me
[19:06] <deuryte> is there a differnce in ff ??
[19:06] <brad98765> freezey: yeah, each will have their own.
[19:06] <mitch> bastian: my cube only comes up when i ALT-CTRL-DRAG and then disappears as soon as i let go the moise button and yeah i have that installed
[19:06] <freezey> brad98765: sorry i am not sure
[19:07] <Radi01> \U should be running chatzilla.
[19:07] <jadacyrus> this screens and graphics preferences in ubuntu 7.10 isnt allowing me to use my second monitor...
[19:07] <deuryte> this is in opera, let me open ff and see
[19:07] <chazco> Hi... have there been any changes between version 7.04 and 7.10 that would cause some webpages to stop working (load unbearably slow)... Its not the connection, nor is it apparantly Firefox (same issue with other broswers)
[19:07] <Radi01> k
[19:07] <eric__> hey all :)
[19:08] <eric__> anjyone know how to run a winxp install inside ubuntu with vmware or virtualbox or.... other?
[19:08] <shearn89> chazco: not sure - i found that my firefox was fine for a few weeks, and then became ridiculously slow.
[19:08] <|Whitor|> eric__: yeah, no problem
[19:08] <Lawke> Hi, I just installed Ubuntu 7.10 on my laptop. Everying is going fine exept if I press my backspace to much, it gives an annoying beep and my screen goes a little gray.. any ideas?
[19:08] <bastian> mitch:  ...and you dont want it to? whats the point of just looking at the cube.   I dont know the answer to your question (:
[19:08] <eric__> |Whitor|: mind giving me a crash course? :)
[19:08] <ferronica> can any one please help me :(
[19:08] <Whitor> eric__: syre.. let me get you the link I used
[19:08] <Whitor> syre = sure
[19:08] <principeb13> ei
[19:08] <chazco> shearn89 - its on some webpages, and only since i did the upgrade... works on this version of FF on a different PC (Vista though)...
[19:09] <eric__> er i suppose my question could be read wrong
[19:09] <eric__> i have an existing install i want to boot
[19:09] <Pici> !br | principeb13
[19:09] <ubotu> principeb13: Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado.
[19:09] <principeb13> oi
[19:09] <shirish> Wisteso: uh oh, I did something very ridiculous,I used the same password for system root as well as mysql root, any idea if anything can be done about that?
[19:09] <Lawke> Hi, I just installed Ubuntu 7.10 on my laptop. Everying is going fine exept if I press my backspace to much, it gives an annoying beep and my screen goes a little gray.. any ideas?
[19:09] <hirak99> hi, when i connect through remote desktop the vncserver is taking up almost 100% cpu - is there any way to decreasse that or is there any alternative i can use instead?
[19:09] <shearn89> chazco: with me it was all webpages. Even basic google. I switch to seamonkey.
[19:09] <chazco> I'm suspecting it may be linked to ipv6 somehow... anyway to force ipv4?
[19:09] <principeb13> oi pici
[19:09] <mitch> bastian: I guess it's just my not understanding how it works....my first experience of it
[19:09] <deuryte> searching data base....
[19:09] <Radi01> k
[19:10] <jadacyrus> this screens and graphics preferences in ubuntu 7.10 isnt allowing me to use my second monitor...
[19:10] <deuryte> what is meebo ??
[19:10] <shearn89> chazco: yeah - you can change about:config. One of the setting is something like "enable.ipv6 = true".
[19:10] <Lawke> Hi, I just installed Ubuntu 7.10 on my laptop. Everying is going fine exept if I press my backspace to much, it gives an annoying beep and my screen goes a little gray.. any ideas?
[19:10] <deuryte> http://lifehacker.com/software/featured-firefox-extension/chat-with-any-im-client-in-your-sidebar-with-meebo-312501.php
[19:10] <shearn89> chazco: type about:config in the address bar.
[19:10] <Wisteso> shirish: yeah, change one of them.   changing root pass is easier to do
[19:10] <chazco> Tried that, didnt fix it. I was thinking globablly
[19:10] <chazco> jadacyrus - using nvidia by any chance?
[19:10] <hirak99> deuryte, meebo.com is a website that offers connection to several chat clients like yahoo, google, msn etc
[19:10] <shearn89> chazco: don't know....
[19:10] <jadacyrus> chazco: yes
[19:10] <Whitor> eric__: Skip the patch part ... and use this how to: http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu_feisty_fawn_vmware_server_howto
[19:11] <wolliw> hmm
[19:11] <principeb13> oi
[19:11] <Hotcoral_> lawke: sound preferences/system beep -> off perhaps?
[19:11] <principeb13> vc
[19:11] <principeb13> é br
[19:11] <shirish> Wisteso: my mum uses the same machine, hence it would be better if we change the mysql root passwd if we can help it.
[19:11] <tuna-fish> I just installed xubuntu gutsy 64bit and the restricted drivers manager won't start.  errormsg: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/42600/
[19:11] <Wisteso> shirish: to change root pass, login as root and type passwd at the command line
[19:11] <bgsneeze> Hello, I just upgraded my samba server from7.04 to 7.10, I am now unable to get the samba server to join my Active Directory
[19:11] <Radi01> load chatzilla 4 ff
[19:11] <Wisteso> ah..
[19:11] <Lawke> Hotcoral_, I don't see a system beep actualle
[19:11] <Lawke> y
[19:11] <deuryte> I just installed xubuntu gutsy 64bit and the restricted drivers manager won't start.
[19:12] <deuryte> w2k. never failos
[19:12] <Lawke> any other choices?
[19:12] <principeb13> oi Pici
[19:12] <principeb13> vc é de onde no brasil
[19:13] <Wisteso> shirish: the other alternative is http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/mysql-change-root-password/ but are you logging in as root? to every-day use?
[19:13] <Radi01> What graphics card deu.
[19:13] <Wisteso> for*
[19:13] <eric__> Whitor: but have you successfully imported an existing install?
[19:13] <deuryte> ati 9200se w/tv out 125mb
[19:13] <principeb13> ai vc
[19:13] <Radi01> ah
[19:13] <Pici> principeb13: /j #ubuntu-br
[19:14] <ferronica> can any one please help me :(
[19:14] <principeb13> vc tá la
[19:14] <jadacyrus> chazco chazco chazco
[19:14] <ferronica> regarding Azureus :(
[19:14] <deuryte> ferronica
[19:14] <Whitor> eric__: I have only installed new os's
[19:14] <deuryte> = veronica ??
[19:14] <Radi01> I have Ubuntu on 3 machines now..fabulous.
[19:14] <ferronica> deuryte: what?
[19:14] <eric__> yeah thats the easy part, Whitor
[19:14] <deuryte> is it really w/ a vee??
[19:14] <Bensel> I've got Ubuntu working near perfect on this HP dv6500t, but the wireless is acting odd
[19:14] <asdx> is compizconfig-settings-manager in the ubuntu repos?
[19:15] <ferronica> deuryte: i need help azureus :(
[19:15] <Pici> asdx: as of Gutsy, yes.
[19:15] <asdx> Pici: ok
[19:15] <Whitor> eric__: you'll need to use vmware's P2V software to export an 'image'
[19:15] <deuryte> with. ??
[19:15] <Bensel> The connection occasionally drops, tries to reconnect, and after a little while I can't run any new programs
[19:15] <Bensel> (this is on an Intel 3945)
[19:15] <Lawke> Hi, I just installed Ubuntu 7.10 on my laptop. Everying is going fine exept if I press my backspace to much, it gives an annoying beep and my screen goes a little gray.. any ideas?
[19:15] <pdlnhrd> where can i search for a package if it doesn't show up in synaptic package manager?
[19:15] <tomb_r123> How many serial ports can be opened on linux? in winXP it is limited up to 256
[19:15] <Whitor> eric__:  P@V will let you virtualize an existing OS
[19:15] <Radi01> deuryte needs help.
[19:15] <ferronica> deuryte: azureus is not running
[19:16] <Bensel> Lawke: Turn off the system bells in sound options
[19:16] <ferronica> deuryte: when i click on it nothing happen
[19:16] <Whitor> the repo vs of azureus is brokenm ... use deluge-
[19:16] <deuryte> sorry, i only have a very small digree c++
[19:16] <psst> My thinkpad crashed during the dist-upgrade to gutsy
[19:16] <Lawke> Bensel, but I do that, I don't get any sound anymore
[19:16] <eric__> Whitor, just found this: http://www.venturecake.com/a-simple-guide-to-using-your-existing-windows-install-apps-in-ubuntu/
[19:16] <psst> how can I rescue from the gutsy install cd?
[19:16] <Radi01> -c.
[19:16] <Bensel> Lawke: Under the system beep tab? O_o
[19:16] <deuryte> hey !!!
[19:16] <Radi01> no
[19:16] <Lawke> hm, wait
[19:17] <psst> Is there a rescue kernel on there?
[19:17] <Radi01> go find us a private channel and post it 2 me.
[19:17] <psst> I managed to get to a boot: prompt by typing F1 repeatedly, but it wouldn't let me boot "rescue"
[19:17] <Lawke> Bensel, I do not see this system bells option
[19:18] <Jaymuhz> hey, I'm having a lot of trouble getting my belkins USB wifi adaptor to work, I think I might be better off going with a different adaptor or method all together, can anyone suggest something that will serve the same purpose and defiantly work?
[19:18] <Bensel> Should be in Sound Preferences, under theh System Beep tab, titled "Enable system beep" and "Visual system beep"
[19:18] <Pici> !away > Wisteso[away] (Please see the private messsage from ubotu)
[19:18] <Bensel> * the
[19:18] <deuryte> azureus. do a google on this and look @ this.. hhhmmmm
[19:18] <vikk1> hello what software can I use to resize my ext3 partition in ubuntu?
[19:18] <ivanneto> Is there any way a non-root user can start a Web server on port 80? I have root access to the machine, but I don't want to run the server as root.
[19:18] <Winball> gparted
[19:19] <Jaymuhz> vikk1, gParted
[19:19] <arnath> anyone know how i can set up 1 lvm partition with a seperate pv for / and /home (ubuntu server 7.10)?
[19:19] <vikk1> ah there we go, thanks
[19:19] <WindowSmasher> Afternoon all!
[19:19] <Radi01> brb
[19:19] <ferronica> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: org/eclipse/swt/widgets/Display (Unsupported major.minor version 49.0)
[19:19] <arnath> (also, the lvm is on RAID1)
[19:19] <psst> not to worry - it's only the latest kernel that panics
[19:20] <Bensel> Anybody have any idea why my Intel 3845 wireless card is dropping connections and slowly taking the OS with it?
[19:20] <deuryte> ferronica, do u reeboot after getting azureus??
[19:20] <WindowSmasher> Can anyone give me a shove in the right direction???  I've just installed ubuntu and would like to load the default gnome (not ubuntu) desktop theme and settings.
[19:20] <Bleer> hey
[19:20] <ferronica> deuryte: yes
[19:20] <Bensel> * 3945
[19:20] <leprasmurf> hello all
[19:20] <psst> ferronica: that error message means you are trying to use a Java 5 class with Java <= 1.4
[19:20] <psst> ferronica: or possibly Java 6 class with Java 5
[19:21] <WindowSmasher> Bensel: Have you had a chance to do a software update?
[19:21] <leprasmurf> I'm trying to use gutsy gibbon with an Nvidia GeForce 5600 Ultra, but it keeps running in "low graphics mode"
[19:21] <deuryte> so. does it completely boot , but when you go to use the software , does it then lock up ?? or befor..??
[19:21] <ferronica> deuryte: yes
[19:21] <ferronica> deuryte: i have installed both java
[19:21] <Innomen> can someone link me to a good cheap wireless pci card that ubuntu will recognize out of the box? https://www.fsf.org/resources/hw/net/wireless/cards.html dosent list prices
[19:21] <ferronica> 5 and 6
[19:21] <Bensel> WindowSmasher: Aye
[19:21] <leprasmurf> I've installed the restricted modules, and have been trying to utilize glx, to no avail
[19:21] <ferronica> deuryte: azureus is java dependent
[19:21] <deuryte> just exactly when does it lock up.??
[19:22] <ferronica> deuryte: how to mark azureus to use java 6
[19:22] <leprasmurf> has anyone tried using an older nvidia card with gutsy gibbon?
[19:22] <deuryte> what os ??
[19:22] <TheMadCow> Mr Walker in here :(
[19:22] <TheMadCow> ??
[19:22] <WindowSmasher> Bensel: Can you get a hard line network connection?
[19:22] <Radi01> D1oh.
[19:23] <Jaymuhz> no one got my question then?
[19:23] <deuryte> D1oh.   ??
[19:23] <Radi01> D`oh.
[19:23] <ferronica> deuryte: ubuntu gusty gibbon
[19:23] <Bensel> WindowSmasher: Yes (though I'm actually just using the wireless now anyway)
[19:23] <ferronica> deuryte: gnome
[19:23] <Hikari> hi
[19:23] <CommonClone> I'm having some problems with samba, whenever I try to access my laptop from another computer it asks me for my username and password, I never set up a username and password for samba networking...any ideas?
[19:23] <WindowSmasher> Bensel: Try connecting with a cable.  Go into synaptic and remove ipw3945 then reinstall
[19:23] <Innomen> ok, whats the best cheapest wireless pci card for ubuntu?
[19:23] <WindowSmasher> That might help
[19:23] <jannen> innomen buty a atheros card with AR5212/AR5213 chip
[19:24] <jannen> *buy
[19:24] <Hikari> i want one site withi gnome theme's for ubuntu
[19:24] <Innomen> jannen: thank you
[19:24] <Hikari> someone know?
[19:24] <leprasmurf> CommonClone: try allowing guest access and changing authentication type to share
[19:24] <Bensel> WindowSmasher: I'm actually trying to get the latest version of the drivers
[19:24] <Bensel> But I'll try that next ;)
[19:24] <leprasmurf> CommonClone: you might want to look at Swat
[19:24] <WindowSmasher> Bensel: okay
[19:24] <systempause> hi all
[19:25] <f0rgeIf`> ey, um.. Whats the word for like, that a website is being payed by only commercials/advertisement?
[19:25] <f0rgeIf`> :/
[19:25] <systempause> is there a virtual machine software 4 ubuntu gutsy?
[19:25] <Innomen> jannen: are you sure man? i googled it for a purchase link and all i see are both ubuntu and zp problems
[19:25] <arnath> anyone know how i can set up 1 lvm partition with a seperate pv for / and /home (ubuntu server 7.10)?
[19:25] <Innomen> xp*
[19:25] <leprasmurf> f0rgeIf`: a parked domain?
[19:25] <deuryte> ferronica, not too privey on that, but went to website, if you ar epatient, they have a bug report as well as a contact poit,... sorry,.http://azureus.sourceforge.net/
[19:25] <zootm> f0rgeIf`: Ad supported?
[19:25] <CommonClone> leprasmurf, how do I get into swat?  Ive heard of that but never used it
[19:25] <f0rgeIf`> zootm,  um.. let's take facebook for example
[19:25] <jannen> Innomen works for me I ddi nothing
[19:25] <Radi01> deuryte:  go here (irc://irc.icenet.org.za:6667)  so we can private chat...
[19:25] <ferronica> ok
[19:25] <Innomen> jannen:  you duel boot?
[19:25] <deuryte> 4
[19:25] <f0rgeIf`> that website is up by advertisement
[19:26] <f0rgeIf`> can't figure out the word :,(
[19:26] <jannen> innomen yes
[19:26] <Radi01> christianity
[19:26] <zootm> f0rgeIf`: I'm not sure there is a word for something that is just funded by ads
[19:26] <Innomen> jannen: oky
[19:26] <Bensel> WindowSmasher: Actually, there's no ipw3945 package shown
[19:26] <leprasmurf> CommonClone: you have to install it, then go in your web browser, go to localhost:901
[19:26] <Innomen> jannen: where would i buy this card?
[19:26] <Bensel> (I'm using 7.10)
[19:26] <CommonClone> leprasmurf, apt-get install swat?
[19:26] <Innomen> jannen: you have a model number or something i could search for?
[19:27] <leprasmurf> CommonClone: that should work
[19:27] <jannen> my card is brand: gigabyte
[19:27] <molnitza> Hi have any run the serialmonkedriver for a wlan card with a rt2500 chipset?
[19:28] <T0011> people today insists in talk about ext3, fat32.. changing my nick from T3 =]
[19:28] <TheMadCow> is there a way to find someone??
[19:29] <TheMadCow> in a channel or server
[19:29] <polaco> hola
[19:29] <AL3X-admin> Hi all :). I have a problem !!! I do "sudo apt-get update" & "sudo apt-get upgrade" but GIMP is still in version 2.4 RC3 !!!! What can I do ???
[19:29] <CommonClone> leprasmurf, and also, the windows computer I'm trying to network to doesn't see my linux laptop, but on a different network, the win boxes there can see me...any suggestion?
[19:29] <DShepherd> AL3X-admin, nothing!!!!!
[19:29] <Innomen> jannen: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16839121008 will that work?
[19:29] <DShepherd> AL3X-admin, that's how its supposed to be!!!!
[19:29] <AL3X-admin> DShepherd: OUCH !!! Juuuu :(
[19:29] <DShepherd> AL3X-admin, :-)
[19:30] <Radi01> ahem
[19:30] <vikk1> whats wrong if gparted takes VERY long time to scann?
[19:30] <jannen> innomen wait
[19:30] <AL3X-admin> But, .... GIMP 2.4 FINAL is out !!!
[19:30] <Innomen> ubuntu should officially recommend a card, since half the tutorials i find say "or buy a 10$ card"
[19:30] <ipx> WOHO =D
[19:30] <leprasmurf> CommonClone: are these two computers on the same network right now?  can you ping between them?
[19:30] <leprasmurf> AL3X-admin: manually install
[19:30] <Innomen> i tried 6 cards, and ubuntu wouldent see any of them
[19:30] <DShepherd> AL3X-admin, yeah, I think 2.4rc3 has everything that gimp 2.4 has
[19:30] <AL3X-admin> from tar-gz ? juuu
[19:30] <Pici> AL3X-admin: But it was not out when Gutsy was released.  Perhaps it will make it into a backport.
[19:30] <CommonClone> leprasmurf, let me see...
[19:31] <leprasmurf> AL3X-admin: it'll only be installable through apt-get and synaptics once the ubuntu developers get through testing it
[19:31] <Innomen> and wrapper is worthless
[19:31] <AL3X-admin> juu :( I hate compile....../configure && make && sudo make install ¬¬
[19:31] <deuryte> do do do !! were sorry. the link you provided ,cannot be completed as typed, please check the url, or contact your local chat geek... tuve-t
[19:31] <Radi01> #christianity
[19:31] <leprasmurf> AL3X-admin: that's the price you pay when you want bleeding edge
[19:31] <Radi01> click it
[19:32] <vikk1> hello, gparted takes vey long time to scann my partitions, whats wrong with it?
[19:32] <Innomen> leprasmurf: you pay that price anyway, the offical update broke my system, had to reinstall
[19:32] <AL3X-admin> DShepherd: mmm, I have the same problem with wine 0.9.48....
[19:32] <CommonClone> leprasmurf, no, the pings don't seem to get through...I'll check the win firewall
[19:32] <DShepherd> AL3X-admin, want a newer version?
[19:32] <leprasmurf> Innomen: well, that's why you don't upgrade prod systems until you've tested:-P
[19:32] <Jimdb> vikk1:  it should not.  are some of your devices external usb?
[19:32] <AL3X-admin> 0.9.48, and I have the 0.9.47
[19:33] <deuryte> it doesnt do anything in any way, clicking, pasting ect...
[19:33] <stefg> vikk1: a lot... ususally it's faster to backup and restore than to use gparted. and you gain abackup, too
[19:33] <Innomen> ubuntu is gunna be a fine young man, but for now it still uses crayons
[19:33] <AL3X-admin> and the wine 0.9.48 was released a few days ago
[19:33] <DShepherd> AL3X-admin, check the wine site.. i think they have there own repos that you can use
[19:33] <Radi01> your fire wall is stoping it
[19:33] <leprasmurf> CommonClone: good idea, also see if you can ssh from the windows box to the ubuntu box
[19:33] <Bensel> A little more information about my problem: When it disconnects, network-admin suddenly thinks that eth1 is a wired connection
[19:33] <amadeux> Does anybody know a solution the the gutsy DDC bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/displayconfig-gtk/+bug/134963
[19:33] <Innomen> leprasmurf: dude, didnt you just say the developers do testing? dont they have extensive periods of beta?
[19:33] <DShepherd> http://www.getdeb.net/ --- AL3X-admin you can find gimp 2.4 for gutsy there
[19:33] <AL3X-admin> Yes, I have their repositories...but they dont have it...
[19:33] <vikk1> Jimdb: oki thanks
[19:33] <Bensel> (where eth0 is the wired and eth1 is actually the wireless)
[19:33] <CommonClone> leprasmurf, how do I ssh from windows?  (im a windows idiot)
[19:33] <Innomen> leprasmurf: so whos it on, me or them? because if its both then its neither
[19:33] <DShepherd> AL3X-admin, oh.. well I am all out of wine-ing ideas
[19:33] <AL3X-admin> Why developers teem wait so long :( ? juuu
[19:33] <Jimdb> heh, i didn't tell him to do anything.
[19:33] <MilitantPotato> Why does fgl_glxgears crash with a segment fault?  7.10 with ati 8.43.5
[19:34] <leprasmurf> Innomen: it's all about testing, the dev's test, then you have to test internal, then you slowly bring into production so your prod boxes don't suffer
[19:34] <DShepherd> CommonClone, you can install putty first
[19:34] <stefg> !putty | CommonClone
[19:34] <ubotu> CommonClone: SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
[19:34] <MilitantPotato> 8.42.3**
[19:34] <Moncky> Is there any way to customise the in built compiz settings?
[19:34] <leprasmurf> CommonClone: google putty
[19:34] <fyrestrtr> Moncky: compiz-settings-manager
[19:34] <leprasmurf> Innomen: dev's can't possibly predict every possible outcome with every possible peice of hardware
[19:34] <deuryte> fyrestrtr. U FROM CAL  ?
[19:35] <leprasmurf> Innomen: that's why bug reports are open to the community
[19:35] <DShepherd> !ccsm | Moncky,
[19:35] <ubotu> Moncky,: To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Gutsy(7.10) install 'compizconfig-settings-manager' - A new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz-fusion
[19:35] <Moncky> yeah thought that but i dont have the option to customize just use none basic or advanced
[19:35] <MilitantPotato> fgl_glxgears Using GLX_SGIX_pbuffer Segmentation fault (core dumped)
[19:35] <CommonClone> leprasmurf, thanks
[19:35] <Unicycle> Hi all.
[19:35] <egoleo> hello
[19:35] <Innomen> leprasmurf: all i'm saying is, as an end user i should not be expected to fear hitting ok to an automatic update, now i'd understand if i went and installed something beta, but i didnt. it said "hey, you should upgrade" and i was like "well i'll trust you, since you know more than me", and suffered for it
[19:35] <leprasmurf> CommonClone: np
[19:35] <fyrestrtr> deuryte: no?
[19:35] <egoleo> does anyone know a gui firewall tool for ubuntu
[19:35] <Moncky> ahh forget it found it
[19:35] <fyrestrtr> egoleo: firestarter
[19:35] <egoleo> apart from firestarter
[19:36] <fyrestrtr> !firewall | egoleo
[19:36] <ubotu> egoleo: Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[19:36] <Radio1> tiny?
[19:36] <jannen> innomen can be doubt that a good card with linux.
[19:36] <ferronica> When I tried starting azureus from the menu nothing happened. I couldn't figure it out, so naturally I tried it from the terminal, both as my user, as well as root
[19:36] <deuryte> tiny?
[19:36] <fyrestrtr> ferronica: don't launch applications as root, please.
[19:36] <TheMadCow> ./cry i cant find my friend
[19:36] <leprasmurf> Innomen: updates are always dangerous, but in reality any upgrades can be reversed, and most "broken" systems can be repaired without reinstall
[19:36] <Innomen> leprasmurf: cop out, if it worked before, it should work again. they commit, they should deliver
[19:36] <Radio1> Will pidgin work for windows.
[19:37] <leprasmurf> Radio1: yes, there is a windows port for pidgin
[19:37] <ferronica> fyrestrtr: okay
[19:37] <deuryte> LET ME SEE...
[19:37] <ferronica> fyrestrtr: what i do now
[19:37] <Innomen> leprasmurf: if i were a developer sure, ubuntu dosent have the same system as xp to undo changes
[19:37] <Radio1> there ya go deu...go get it
[19:37] <ferronica> fyrestrtr: azureus is not working :(
[19:37] <stefg> ferronica: the azureus from the ubuntu repos is horribly broken. Do a manual install from azureus.sf.net after purging the ubuntu package
[19:37] <leprasmurf> Innomen: and if you tried to upgrade to vista from xp, you'd run into the same possible problem
[19:37] <fyrestrtr> ferronica: please define 'not working'
[19:37] <Innomen> leprasmurf: so i should sit with an outdated system, thats the offical recommendation :P
[19:37] <ferronica> stefg: how do you know ?
[19:38] <leprasmurf> Innomen: if you're afraid to google to fix:-P
[19:38] <ferronica> fyrestrtr: when i try to open it nothing happen
[19:38] <Innomen> leprasmurf: which is equally lame, more so because they make you pay for it, avoiding that sort of crap is why i went to ubuntu in the first place
[19:38] <fyrestrtr> ferronica: are you running desktop effects?
[19:38] <stefg> ferronica: by writing flames and bugreports to pull that piece of broken crap from the repos since edgy
[19:38] <fyrestrtr> Innomen: leprasmurf take it to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[19:38] <Innomen> leprasmurf: so its on me again, whos in charge here, me or the devs? :P pick a side man
[19:38] <leprasmurf> Innomen: like right now, my nvidia drivers are all jacked up.  but it's pretty much my fault that it's not working
[19:38] <deuryte> 12 MB !!
[19:38] <Radio1> so
[19:39] <amadeux> How come gutsy have all sorts of video issues that feisty didn't have? In this case, gutsy can't detect my monitors capabilities correctly. It is a Samsung 226BW, native 1680x1050@60Hz, but gutsy detects all sorts of weird resolutions and refresh rates
[19:39] <earen_> Hi guys =)
[19:39] <leprasmurf> fyrestrtr: sorry, gotta head out to work anyway
[19:39] <leprasmurf> Innomen: have fun
[19:39] <Radio1> get it..the way to chat with multiple client.
[19:39] <deuryte> WELL @ 33K ILL BE BACK @ 7:15 P
[19:39] <Innomen> fyrestrtr: i'm waiting for a solution to my problem, am i not allowed ot talk until then?
[19:39] <Radio1> k
[19:39] <Radio1> lolol
[19:39] <ferronica> fyrestrtr: yes
[19:39] <Radio1> ill fax it 2 ya
[19:40] <Innomen> fyrestrtr: how about you help me find a card this OS will find out of the box?
[19:40] <Radio1> what R u using right now
[19:40] <stefg> !traffic | Innomen
[19:40] <ubotu> Innomen: NOTICE - There is a lot of traffic in this channel at the moment. Please try to keep your sentences into a single message, avoid repeating the same question multiple times, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org for pasting, remember to mention the nickname of the person you're addressing, and join #ubuntu-offtopic for anything that is not Ubuntu support. Thank you for understanding!
[19:40] <deuryte> IT SAYS ITSA UNIVERSAL IM.. LIKE MEEBO..
[19:40] <Radio1> no wonder..go get chatzilla..
[19:40] <amadeux> This channel should be split into subchanels, way too much traffic
[19:40] <Innomen> stefg: is that supposed ot mean something to me?
[19:40] <CommonClone> leprasmurf, I installed that package, but swiftweasel wont connect to localhost:901
[19:41] <fyrestrtr> Innomen: any intel based card, like the one in my laptop :)
[19:41] <Innomen> stefg: can you recommend a pci wireless card?
[19:41] <Radio1> tools/addons..click get more
[19:41] <Innomen> fyrestrtr: this is a desktop, any intel pci card will work?
[19:41] <deuryte> TOO BAD ITS NOT FROM god THEN IT WOULD BE CALLED. WELL YOU KNOW...
[19:41] <stefg> !wifi | Innomen , there's a hardware list:
[19:41] <ubotu> Innomen , there's a hardware list:: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[19:41] <fyrestrtr> Innomen: sure.
[19:41] <ferronica> stefg: which one to download obsolete or  ???
[19:42] <fyrestrtr> Innomen: and check the HCL
[19:42] <ferronica> stefg: i dont want vuze
[19:42] <Innomen> stefg: to bad its not sorted by price, quit being lazy, use your own mind instead of making the bot speak for you
[19:42] <stefg> !caps | deuryte
[19:42] <ubotu> deuryte: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[19:42] <Radio1> only 2k could handle moo boo.
[19:42] <Innomen> stefg: you were a hall monitor wernt you
[19:42] <awitte> god evening [European time] I have a question about totem and aspect ratio. Someone familiar with that?
[19:42] <deuryte> i typed backward caps..
[19:42] <deuryte> dude!!! lolo
[19:43] <Innomen> deuryte: dont sweat it, he's all about scolding people, its a hobby
[19:43] <deuryte> 4
[19:43] <vulcanius> any advantages to quad core over dual core in a desktop environment?
[19:43] <noelferreira> how can i tell my ddclient to update my ip on dyndsns server everytime it changes?
[19:43] <Radio1> go get chatzilla..
[19:43] <Innomen> fyrestrtr: googling for a card, brb
[19:43] <Radio1> punk
[19:43] <deuryte> i probably hurt his ears??
[19:43] <fyrestrtr> vulcanius: if you are going to sit and play tux all day, then no :)
[19:43] <deuryte> brb
[19:43] <FluxD> Hey guys, wasnt there a maketorrent for linux? I cant seem to find any but I remeber seeing it before somewhere
[19:44] <awitte> anyone good with aspect ratios in totem?
[19:44] <fyrestrtr> FluxD: most torrent clients can create torrents.
[19:44] <FluxD> fyrestrtr: I need command line
[19:44] <Innomen> fyrestrtr: these are all laptop cards, does intel even make pci wireless card?
[19:44] <awitte> @flux.. azureus... should do that..?
[19:44] <egoleo> can i use firestarter for protocol filtering
[19:44] <vulcanius> fyrestrtr, i'm a heavy multitasker but i've never ventured into the multi-core processors. I'm just wondering how fully the capabilities of a quad core can be utilized and if there will be a noticeable difference between a quad vs a dual core setup.
[19:44] <Innomen> FluxD: deluge has a sweet torrent maker built in, and its the best client i've ever seen
[19:45] <FluxD> Innomen: command line :/
[19:45] <Radio1> ip tables will do that...I think.
[19:45] <sgronblo> I'm trying to do a dual-boot install on top of Vista. What exactly should I type as the "adress" to install the boot loader at?
[19:45] <Innomen> FluxD: may i ask why you need cli?
[19:45] <Innomen> doing a batch of them?
[19:45] <fyrestrtr> vulcanius: depends on your usage profile. I saw a great difference for myself since I utilize virtual machines a lot in my day job.
[19:45] <cblack0> vulcanius, if you are just doing desktop work, no servers or background number crunching, I doubt you will get much benefit from quad compared to dual
[19:45] <awitte> ip table can bring you coffee too.. @ egoleo
[19:45] <egoleo> bcos i am thinking of using ubuntu as an internet server on my lan
[19:45] <FluxD> Innomen: I am in a gui less interface :)
[19:45] <DShepherd> the gibbon seems to be more buggy that the fawn :-(
[19:45] <deuryte> whoaaa. only 304kb  ??
[19:45] <Innomen> FluxD: well, that'd be a good reason lol, sorry for being helpless :)
[19:45] <Radio1> yea
[19:46] <egoleo> with abt 300 machines
[19:46] <Radio1> loaded?
[19:46] <stefg> DShepherd: sad but true
[19:46] <awitte> @Dsheperd... yes..
[19:46] <vulcanius> fyrestrtr, cblack0: thanks for the input
[19:46]  * cyphase find a 1.8GB error log file in his home directory..
[19:46] <egoleo> and i want to have strict firewall rules
[19:46] <awitte> very bugg the gutty...
[19:46] <FluxD> Innomen: its fine thx I use deluge on home computer
[19:46] <fyrestrtr> vulcanius: I went from solo to core2duo
[19:46] <cyphase> finds*
[19:46] <Innomen> FluxD: cool
[19:46] <DShepherd> stefg, yeah.. i know.....*sighs*
[19:46] <deuryte> executing in 8..7..6.5
[19:46] <Radio1> k
[19:46] <vulcanius> fyrestrtr, what type of VM setup are you running?
[19:46] <DShepherd> awitte, yip... oh well....
[19:46] <deuryte> er i mean 43.42.41..
[19:46] <fyrestrtr> vmware with the intel virtualization 'optimizations'.
[19:46] <egoleo> i want a gui tool for iptables to make firewall rules strict
[19:47] <viajador> Hi there! How can I create and save an audio file with a text-to-speech voice?
[19:47] <Radio1> loo
[19:47] <egoleo> on a lan of 300 machines
[19:47] <riaal> what port is NFS?
[19:47] <arnath> can ubuntu 7.10 handle /boot on lvm?
[19:47] <fyrestrtr> egoleo: install shorewall
[19:47] <egoleo> oh ok
[19:47] <awitte> DShepherd I had stuff that worked in edgy... and was gone in feisty.. and not seen since then...
[19:47] <egoleo> thanks
[19:47] <lexx> help me !!! now  config 5.1 live  ...?
[19:47] <DShepherd> awitte, hehe
[19:47] <stefg> arnath: i don't know, but sounds like abad idea
[19:47] <fyrestrtr> riaal: grep nfs /etc/services
[19:47] <lyscer> is there a way to connect to a network drive like in windows you type //ADDRESS?
[19:47] <cblack0> riaal, nfs is usually 2049, also needs 111 for portmap. btw, in general you can do a "grep service /etc/services" to find out the port
[19:48] <lyscer> into the file browser
[19:48] <arnath> stefg: currently i have / & /home on 2 different pvs, and /boot outside of lvm, leave it like that then?
[19:48] <awitte> DShepherd dvb-t sucks... gstreamer-xine gets AR wrong.. inkscape can't export... xorg gets screen wrong.. lets see
[19:48] <fyrestrtr> lyscer: how is the drive connected to the network?
[19:48] <andres_felipe> hola necesito ayuda el ubuntu y ademas tengo una preguta ..me pueden ayudar aca??
[19:48] <fyrestrtr> !es | adrenaline
[19:48] <lyscer> it is a share on another computer
[19:48] <ubotu> adrenaline: Si busca ayuda en Español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, allí obtendrá mas ayuda.
[19:48] <fyrestrtr> gas
[19:48] <cblack0> arnath, I would leave /boot as simple as possible, no lvm, etc
[19:48] <fyrestrtr> !es | andres_felipe
[19:48] <ubotu> andres_felipe: Si busca ayuda en Español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, allí obtendrá mas ayuda.
[19:48] <awitte> DShepherd... and yes, I still don't know how to set the order of my soundcards...
[19:49] <arnath> cblack0: ok, will leave it like it is then (btw, 255 meg for /boot is more then enough ye?)
[19:49] <fyrestrtr> lyscer: that computer is running Windows?
[19:49] <spinoza_w> j #ubuntu.ru
[19:49] <cblack0> yes, way more than enough :)
[19:49] <lyscer> yes
[19:49] <arnath> ok :)
[19:49] <awitte> DShepherd, its a gambling every time I boot the system...
[19:49] <fyrestrtr> arnath: unless you plan to have a *lot* of kernels, 100 megs is more than enough.
[19:49] <DShepherd> awitte, openoffice spell check doesnt work on default install, sound recorder has issues detecting the microphone, gnome-power-manager is stubborn about brightness level.....
[19:49] <stefg> arnath: yeah. the lvm drivers are in the initrd, so i can't think of a way to read an initrd from a lvm. and grub is a loss, too when dealing with lvm/raid
[19:49] <viajador> !pt
[19:49] <ubotu> Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado.
[19:49] <minus> how do I uninstall a program that I installed via "sh filename.run" ?=
[19:50] <fyrestrtr> lyscer: you need to do the samba :)
[19:50] <awitte> DShepherd, I didn't get so far ... :)
[19:50] <deuryte> dalnet, efnet, freenode, hispano, hybridnet, ircnet, moznet, quakenet, serenia, slashnet, undernet, webbnet  ???
[19:50] <fyrestrtr> minus: read the docs that came with it.
[19:50] <lyscer> yay, this will be a new experience
[19:50] <DShepherd> awitte, I am sure there lots more for us to experience
[19:50] <fyrestrtr> !samba | lyscer
[19:50] <lyscer> get I should apt-get that trash :)
[19:50] <Radio1> hang on ill get U that same link
[19:50] <fyrestrtr> lyscer: the dance is good too :)
[19:50] <lyscer> hehe
[19:50] <ubotu> lyscer: samba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[19:50] <arvoitusmies> #ubuntu-fi
[19:50] <awitte> DShepherd, yes, indeed... but how do they break stuff that worked before?
[19:51] <fyrestrtr> lyscer: its should be on by default.
[19:51] <DShepherd> awitte, that;s a good question? too much bear when packaging/coding?? i dont know
[19:51] <lexx> help me !!! now  config 5.1 live  ...?
[19:51] <DShepherd> beer*
[19:51] <lyscer> sweet... now I just need to figure out how to access/use it
[19:51] <stefg> awitte: no regression testing and choosing a not so brilliant upstream kernel as a basis
[19:51] <lyscer> thank you for the samba info btw
[19:51] <minus> fyrestrtr, there are no docs with it...
[19:51] <fyrestrtr> minus: where did you get it?
[19:52] <minus> fyrestrtr, its quake4-demo
[19:52] <awitte> stefg, that would explain things with dvb-t and such, but not open-office and inkscape...
[19:52] <deuryte> zzzzzzzzzzzz.......
[19:52] <Radi01> due..  #christianity
[19:52] <minus> from quakes servers
[19:52] <deuryte> dalnet, efnet, freenode, hispano, hybridnet, ircnet, moznet, quakenet, serenia, slashnet, undernet, webbnet  ?????
[19:52] <Radi01> click the link
[19:52] <DShepherd> awitte, but that is a good question though.... darn!
[19:52] <src> hey everyone. Is there some sort of wrapper that you know of in linux which would encapsulate 1)virtual IPs, 2)File systems and 3) startup scrips under an easy to manage {start|stop} type of commands?
[19:52] <awitte> stefg, DShepherd I got an autopackage version of inkscape, and it works... so it seems like its a packaging issue
[19:52] <natali> yenni
[19:53] <fyrestrtr> minus: then I suppose its safe to delete the directory where it is installed.
[19:53] <deuryte> waiting....
[19:53] <stefg> awitte: there are a lot of unresolved issues in gutsy... it was simply rushed out before being ready
[19:53] <minus> fyrestrtr, ok...
[19:53] <fyrestrtr> src: you can write your own init scripts, they are quite easy to cook up.
[19:53] <src> like for simplifying clustering for example
[19:53] <Radi01> here deu ryte..click or copy and paste
[19:53] <Radi01> #christianity
[19:53] <awitte> stefg, DShepherd yeah... but i gonna live that through... wouldn't be the first time...
[19:53] <deuryte> awitte: there are a lot of unresolved issues in gutsy... it was simply rushed out before being ready'  this is y i didnt get it yet...
[19:54] <minus> fyrestrtr, thank you
[19:54] <src> fyrestrtr, i know that. but i'm trying to not reinvent the wheel if possible
[19:54] <natali> yeni
[19:54] <awitte> deuryte, looks good thou... :)
[19:54] <fyrestrtr> I have no issues with gutsy -- well, no *new* issues. Gnome is still stubborn though.
[19:54] <DShepherd> deuryte, i guess you were the smarter one
[19:54] <natali> donde estas?
[19:54] <deuryte> ok, what u just sent isnt linkabel, and look at the following, wich do i enter..??
[19:54] <DShepherd> fyrestrtr, upgrade or clean install?
[19:54] <fyrestrtr> src: sounds like you need a linux appliance, check our the vmware marketplace.
[19:54] <fyrestrtr> DShepherd: clean.
[19:54] <awitte> deuryte, stefg DShepherd give me compiz, and I take all that shit... :)
[19:55] <Radi01> freenode
[19:55]  * fyrestrtr always does clean.
[19:55] <deuryte> awitte: the friut eve ate looked good...
[19:55] <Radi01> then come here
[19:55] <deuryte> 4
[19:55] <DShepherd> fyrestrtr, have you used openoffice spell check feature yet?
[19:55] <condoulo> ok, let me lay out my situation and see if I can get help. I finally got my ATI card working and configured (whoo!), but now I am layed with another problem. I am using Gutsy 64-bit, and my WiFi card, a D-Link DWL-G122, is being laggy. It has a Ralink chipset, works out of the box, but for some reason it is being super laggy in Gutsy. Any network experts want to help me?
[19:55] <fyrestrtr> DShepherd: I can try if it will make you feel better :)
[19:55] <DShepherd> awitte, your crazy!!!
[19:55] <awitte> deuryte, hehe... 'looking down'... i am not eve.. but i get your point...
[19:55] <DShepherd> fyrestrtr, naw it wont make me feel better. I know it doesnt work :-D
[19:55] <deuryte> 4
[19:56] <deuryte> brb
[19:56] <Radi01> k
[19:56] <stefg> condoulo: it might be ipv6 related
[19:56] <DShepherd> fyrestrtr, it might make you feel worse though
[19:56] <awitte> DShepherd, it is not easy being at the front... what can ya do...
[19:56] <stefg> !ipv6 | condoulo
[19:56] <ubotu> condoulo: To disable ipv6 read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv4
[19:56] <lexx> now config alsa driver to 5.1 ?
[19:56] <DShepherd> awitte, yeah... you think they should wait more than 6 months and get hardy right this time?
[19:56] <awitte> DShepherd, deuryte Alright guys.. i am going to file some bugs....
[19:56] <src> fyrestrtr, nope, i'm trying to make manually switching databases easier from one server to another. all filesystems are on SAN, except the startup scripts
[19:56]  * fyrestrtr killall soffice
[19:56] <neighborlee> im opened HELP from desktop MENU and it says to grab a given package depending which player ( mplayer, vLC or helix) you use, but it says nothing about totem which is what out of box ubuntu is  using to play online videos at least at startrek.com : 'clip of the day' which is either wmv or quicktime....so what do I install for totem ??
[19:56] <condoulo> so any network gurus willing to lend me a hand?
[19:56] <DShepherd> awitte, i have been filing my bugs...
[19:57] <DShepherd> awitte, i wanna help fix some of these stuff in anyway i can
[19:57] <fyrestrtr> DShepherd: define "not work". It works here?
[19:57] <awitte> DShepherd, nono... they should just fix the bugs in gutsy.. that would be worth a new release...
[19:57] <DShepherd> awitte, i totally agree!!!!
[19:57] <fyrestrtr> DShepherd: typed hllo -- got the red squiggly, right click, and it suggested hello.
[19:57] <awitte> DShepherd, like.. how do you want to fix?
[19:57] <fyrestrtr> DShepherd: I'd say that's working?
[19:57] <DShepherd> fyrestrtr, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/158144
[19:57] <awitte> DShepherd, I am good at css, perl php.. but no c
[19:58] <ndan> so when i boot up normally it goes to a black screen if boot recovery it goes in to root type exit ubuntu loads (i dun like the root hole there either...)  flashes a timeout error before blacking out.  how do i fix it lol
[19:58] <fyrestrtr> awitte: you could help with some of the bugs with init scripts and the sorts -- those are perl.
[19:58] <DShepherd> awitte, css, c, c++, python.  I know. but i learn fast
[19:58] <DShepherd> awitte, i really dont care how i help. I just want these bugs to just go away
[19:58] <orochi_> Hello :> Is there an easy way that I could remove all GNOME-based applications from my system and move to a fully KDE-based desktop?
[19:59] <orochi_> (Besides reformatting and installing Kubuntu :>)
[19:59] <bpat1434> Hi.  I just downloaded the server version of Gutsy Gibbon, and when I burn the ISO, it won't actually boot (either to a Live image, or a CLI).  The md5's matched, and here ( http://pastebin.com/m500b579f ) is my discs ISO
[19:59] <awitte> DShepherd, you are right... seems like I can help by giving detailed bug information...
[19:59] <Alonea> anyone know whats up with gusty messing up eclipse?
[19:59] <scragar> is there any way to change the default time before screen resolutions revert back to default when changing them?
[19:59] <awitte> fyrestrtr, please explain..
[19:59] <condoulo> yeah, anybody willing to give me instructions on how to disable IPV6 while on IRC, because trying to load a whole wiki page on my connection right now is gonna be hard to do
[20:00] <fyrestrtr> DShepherd: I don't think this is a bug.
[20:00] <stefg> neighborlee: you need w32codecs and gstreamer0.10-pitfdll to watch the video in wmv format
[20:00] <DShepherd> fyrestrtr, after doing this, sudo apt-get install language-support-en, spell check worked... but that still is bad
[20:00] <fyrestrtr> DShepherd: as it was working here, and I never installed a dictionary.
[20:00] <neighborlee> Ste-Foy, the HELP file needs to updated then ..but thx just the same ;)))
[20:00] <neighborlee> dam it
[20:00] <stefg> !medibuntu | neighborlee
[20:00] <ubotu> neighborlee: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org
[20:00] <neighborlee> TOO Many nicks simiklar
[20:00] <Obstschale> hey guys
[20:00] <condoulo> nevermind
[20:00] <DShepherd> fyrestrtr, i think it is
[20:00] <fyrestrtr> DShepherd: but dependencies are an issue, sounds like an issue with the package, not OO though.
[20:01] <fyrestrtr> So perhaps the package maintainer needs a fresh cup of coffee
[20:01] <DShepherd> fyrestrtr, ok. no prob. i agree. but someone messed up there
[20:01] <neighborlee> Stefg, the HELP file needs to updated then ..but thx just the same ;)))
[20:01] <DShepherd> fyrestrtr, or just water :-)