[13:44] <captine> still having x problems with nvidia drivers.  got resolution to 1280x1024, but screen is blurry.  assume that my h and v sync is incorrect?  anyone able to confirm if this would make the screen text burred?  ubuntu desktop 64bit 9.04
[13:44] <doktoreas> hello folks, anyone using an acer timeline with Ubuntu?
[13:45] <dev_n00b> I'm using an EEE PC
[13:45] <dev_n00b> 7014G surf
[13:45] <Powersource> interesting
[13:45] <Walex> dev_n00b: also, I vastly recommend JFS instead of 'ext4'.
[13:45] <dev_n00b> I want the 900 with the 16gb SSD... saw it for 219 after shipping
[13:46] <dev_n00b> Walex, reason?
[13:46] <Mert> I' ve just installed ubuntu can someone recommend me a good starter guide?
[13:46] <Walex> captine: if blurry, either the hw resolution is not right, or it is via VGA and the screen has a poor VGA sync or VGA decoder, or the card (usually) as a poor VGA output.
[13:46] <Walex> dev_n00b: check out the Corsair SSD SATA drives, very good value.
[13:46] <dev_n00b> ahhh... proper music.  Rhymetorrents
[13:46] <kamil> how to install kadu on linux ubunt
[13:46] <kamil> ???
[13:46] <captine> Walex, is a gforce 6300 (i think) and syncmaster LCD.  cant be the hardware.  must be the config
[13:46] <trijntje> captine: did you try all possible frequencies available? That actualy solved it for me..
[13:47] <captine> just wish i could find the right settings
[13:47] <trijntje> captine: what syncmaster?
[13:47] <dev_n00b> Walex, the 701 4G surf has no additional PCI_E_MINI and the 4GB preinstalled is Surface Mount Soldered
[13:47] <captine> trijntje:  I pasted from a xorg.conf file that used the same monitor
[13:47] <Walex> dev_n00b: anyhow neither 'ext4' nor JFS are appropriate for an SSD.
[13:47] <captine> trijntje: syncmaster 713N
[13:47] <dev_n00b> well, her desktop is what I will be working on
[13:47] <Walex> dev_n00b: for an SSD try 'ext2' or NILS2
[13:47] <captine> trijntje: x doesnt auto detect it.  had it running at 640x480 earlier
[13:48] <dev_n00b> 120GB IDE BOOT, 640GB SATA on a Netcell 5000 card
[13:48] <legend2440> Mert: http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html
[13:48] <Walex> dev_n00b: regrettably hournaling does bad things to an SSD.
[13:48] <Duesentrieb> *sigh* so here goes: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1270959
[13:48] <dev_n00b> If I had 2 more 640's she would have RAID 3....
[13:48] <cathodeRay> i'd like to execute a script with ssh remotely. The authentication is done with keygen, but I can't run the script in the other machine. I tried ssh user@host 'ls' But it doesn't answer. Anyone can help me?
[13:48] <Walex> captine: it is *very* likely that a 6300 has a crap VGA output stage.
[13:48] <benn> Walex: should i write everything that appears on load?:)
[13:49] <Mert> thanks  legend2440
[13:49] <Walex> captine: I have a spanking new ATi 4770, and two screens, one VGA and one DVI, and the DVI one is way, way, sharper than the VGA one.
[13:49] <dev_n00b> the netcell is REAL raid... not fakeraid :)  Got the card for $30.  64MB cache on it
[13:49] <captine> Walex:  cool.  thankx.  just checked.  its a 6600GT
[13:49] <Walex> captine: same.
[13:49] <Powersource> in nautilus the thing at the left suddenly felt like making itself 1 pixel wide. any way to fix this? because the draggable thing is gone beyond the screen.
[13:49] <dev_n00b> If I could surface mount solder, I would add 64MB to the open spots
[13:49] <dev_n00b> ...
[13:49] <dev_n00b> :)
[13:50] <Walex> captine: instead using the same VGA monitor with a Toshiba laptop the screen is a lot sharper; the output stage on the laptop obviously is a lot better.
[13:50] <captine> Walex: yip.  monitor is perfect when plugged into macbook
[13:50] <dev_n00b> for a 120gb IDE, and 640GB SATA, what file system should I use?
[13:50] <trijntje> captine: i cannot help you I think, good luck with it!
[13:50]  * dev_n00b eyes his gparted CD, hungrily
[13:51] <captine> trijntje: thanks.  it is a pain in the but
[13:52] <legend2440> Powersource: is   View>Sidepane  checked?
[13:52] <captine> Walex: would using dvi-vga adapter maybe help, to run the monitor off the dvi port?
[13:52] <anli_> when installing ubuntu from cd, is there an option to leave the file system intact?
[13:52] <Powersource> legend2440, yes
[13:52] <trijntje> captine: maybe if youre lucky it will be fixed in 9.10..
[13:52] <Walex> captine: usually no.
[13:53] <shengzi> Walex, can you have a look at my smartctl check at http://paste.ubuntu.com/274644/ ?
[13:53] <Powersource> legend2440, when i uncheck it all the files go one pixel to the left
[13:53] <Duesentrieb> anli_: when you resize a partition with parted, the fs should stay ok. though there's no guarantee. and defragging first is recommended (of applicable to that fs)
[13:53] <captine> Walex, trijntje  thanks for the help.  will have to wait, or just use remote desktop to the ubuntu machine.
[13:53] <Walex> captine: I found that if I play carefully with the LCD sync/autosync it gets a bit better.
[13:54] <dev_n00b> What FS would be recommended for a fresh install?
[13:54] <eboyjr> dev_n00b, ext3
[13:54] <eboyjr> dev_n00b, ext4 is kinda eh..
[13:55] <dev_n00b> I found a fix for reiserfs
[13:55] <dev_n00b> Apply Hammer 2.3 to wife 1.0
[13:55] <benn> Walex: i should write that command there,when loading the kernel???
[13:55] <dev_n00b> >.>
[13:55] <benn> eboyjr: why ext4 is bad?
[13:55] <dev_n00b> I'm here to make innapropriate comments.  Aspergers FTW
[13:55] <shengzi> hi people - just a general question, it seems like my hard disc is dying , i will need to install ubuntu on a new disc, is there only one kind of hard disc for laptops or are there several?
[13:56] <legend2440> Powersource: in terminal type   gconf-editor  browse to   apps/nautilus/preferences/sidebar_width    mine is set to 190
[13:56] <dev_n00b> what laptop?
[13:56] <eboyjr> benn: It's not bad. It is just the best default option. It is a little shaky. It will most likely be default in Ubuntu 9.10.
[13:56] <shengzi> dev_n00b, its called lenovo tianyi 200
[13:56] <Walex> benn: 'man mkinitrd' and it is not trivial
[13:56] <shengzi> from china...
[13:56] <finalbeta_> shengzi , two types, SATA and IDE. just screw it out when you take it to the store.
[13:56] <Walex> benn: it is a command you run before rebooting.
[13:56] <dev_n00b> ok...
[13:56] <dev_n00b> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822152093
[13:57] <dev_n00b> 160gb
[13:57] <FloodBot2> dev_n00b: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:57] <Walex> shengzi: your disk, at least from the 'smartctl' output, seems good.
[13:57] <dev_n00b> 49.99 US
[13:57] <benn> Walex: how to run the command before booting?
[13:57] <shengzi> Walex, i see....can it be some other HW problem, maybe motherboard?
[13:57] <Walex> shengzi: your disk, at least from the 'smartctl' output, seems good. It has had some errors, but withing normal for a long lived disk. I suspect your problem is use of hibernation.
[13:57] <Powersource> legend2440, thanks alot!
[13:57] <dev_n00b> Shengzi, did you get the link?
[13:58] <dev_n00b> oooh.  Hibernation :O
[13:58] <benn> eboyjr: don`t know...using ext4
[13:58] <legend2440> Powersource: did that fix it?
[13:58] <shengzi> dev_n00b, no,,,,which?
[13:58] <shengzi> Walex, how do i disable hiberantion?
[13:59] <Powersource> legend2440, yes
[13:59] <dev_n00b> http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2010150636+1421330854&QksAutoSuggestion=&ShowDeactivatedMark=False&Configurator=&Subcategory=636&description=&Ntk=&CFG=&SpeTabStoreType=&srchInDesc=
[13:59] <eboyjr> benn: Suit yourself.
[13:59] <dev_n00b> solid state drives
[13:59] <Powersource> legend2440, thanks!
[13:59] <Walex> shengzi: can't remember...
[13:59] <legend2440> Powersource: your welcome
[13:59] <blip-> hi all,  when I first installed ubuntu 9.04.... my usb headset worked superbly.  I plug it in, then it becomes the default and I play music through Exaille... now the sound comes out of the laptop speakers.   any idea if a package could be responsible ?
[13:59] <Walex> shengzi: I never used hibernation because it is usually so unreliable, as well as very insecure.
[13:59] <shengzi> Walex, ok ...thanks ...i'll google it...
[13:59] <benn> eboyjr: don`t know.read to put ext4 on 9.04.i`ve putted ext4.i`m a noob in linux:)
[14:00] <captine> hey Walex - had my monitor connected to computer using a monitor extension.  removed the extra piece of cable, and all is good.  must have been causing bad signal.  Crystal clear gnome desktop.
[14:00] <dawkirst> Hello, I'm running Ubuntu 9.04 in a virtual machine with DHCP, but it gets assigned a 10.0.2.X address, while my host is on anthother machine. Is this an Ubuntu fix or does it have something to do with the virtual machine?
[14:00] <Walex> shengzi: usually, suspend-to-ram is a lot more reliable and keeps state for days.
[14:00] <eboyjr> benn: It's fine. I have heard that ext4 is faster.
[14:00] <john112> hi i did this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto the first part anyway, but not the otherhalf
[14:00] <shengzi> dev_n00b, oh - i got the link...this is for laptop ,rght?
[14:00] <Walex> dawkirst: virtual machine.
[14:01] <ActionParsnip>
[14:01] <benn> i`ll try again with this f.....g GRUB.....
[14:01] <dawkirst> ty Walex
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> dawkirst: tats normal
[14:01] <dev_n00b> shengzi, it is for laptop
[14:01] <shengzi> Walex,  the stange thing is that i never tried to hibernate it, it never booted for longer than 20 minutes, maybe the hibernation kicked in in the wrong time...
[14:01] <dev_n00b> you could also search for 2.5" 7200 RPM drives on Newegg
[14:01] <Walex> shengzi: if it is a supported laptop, it tries to hibernate every time you close the lid.
[14:01] <dev_n00b> I have a 120gb in my sons laptop
[14:02] <Walex> shengzi: the other possibility is that hibernation is configured wrong and tries to restart from the wrong partition.
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> dawkirst: vbox uses its own network to link to the real outside world, you can bridge the connection to get the virtual machine visible from the outside world and it ill get  an IP from your real network
[14:02] <dawkirst> ActionParsnip: can I change it?
[14:02] <shengzi> dev_n00b, thanks,,,,cheap....but i dont live in america,,,i'll look for it on taobao.com
[14:02] <dawkirst> Thanks ActionParsnip
[14:02] <dev_n00b> okies :)
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> dawkirst: you can change the addressing of the virtual lan but it achieves nothing
[14:03] <ajay> I recently updated 9.04 and realized my laptop's volume wheel no longer controls my laptops volume. If I spin the wheel, the notification with the speaker appears and it will change the image (from mute to sound to max, etc), but the actually volume doesn't change at all. The only way I can change the sound is if I click the speaker button on my panel and slide it with my mouse.  Anybody know how to fix this?
[14:03] <dawkirst> ActionParsnip: how can I bridge it tho?
[14:03] <shengzi> Walex, thank you for your help
[14:03] <dev_n00b> Shengzi, ùyòngkèqi
[14:03] <AfC> dev_n00b: hibernate is often hit and miss, as is suspend[-to-ram]. It's not a Linux problem, actually. It's just a hard problem period. Devices go into funny states and it's not always easy for the kernel to restore/reset it clearly.
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> dawkirst: check the settings of the vbox when it is powered off, its all there, more precise support can be found in #vbox
[14:03] <dev_n00b> argh
[14:03] <dev_n00b> missed the b
[14:04] <dev_n00b> b ùyòngkèqi
[14:04] <dev_n00b> copy paste fail
[14:04] <dev_n00b> lol
[14:04] <shengzi> dev_n00b, i only see squares...!
[14:04] <dev_n00b> ahhhh
[14:04] <dev_n00b> where are you located?
[14:05] <shengzi> shanghai
[14:05] <Duesentrieb> utf8 ftw
[14:05] <trijntje> how can I see who reads from /dev/random?
[14:07] <dev_n00b> ahhh... MC Hawking :)
[14:07] <Baba_B00ie> i'm running ubuntu 904. i wanted to know how to add the shut off/restart back to the system menu like it was in previous ubuntu releases. any ideas ?
[14:07] <n-iCe> look on your right
[14:08] <eboyjr> Baba_B00ie: You can right click the menu and select Edit menus
[14:08] <eboyjr> Baba_B00ie: Then find the System option to your left, and select New Item.
[14:08] <shengzi> Walex, ok i've removed hibernation and sleep, rebooting to see what will happen
[14:08] <john1121> i did the first half of this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto but it did not work and i dont understand the seconed
[14:09] <Baba_B00ie> yup i'm in the system menu editor.. selected add new item. any idea what the commands are for shutdown, sleep etc ?
[14:10] <john1121> any help
[14:10] <eboyjr> Baba_B00ie: http://theos.in/howto/howto-shutdown-reboot-ubuntu-linux-command/
[14:11] <dev_n00b> wtb 3 1 yottabyte SSD's in RAID5.  PST.
[14:11] <Baba_B00ie> eboyjr, thanks buddy.. i'll check that out
[14:11] <oleost> Hello. I have ubuntu 9.04, desktop version. But Im gonna use it as an filesharing(windows/samba) server. I use No Machine NX as remote desktop, to connect to it from my windows based computer. I have 2 external hard drives. When I start my computer with screen connected to it, at sitting with it localy the external drives mount. But when I start my computer without screen connected, I log on with remote desktop, the hard drives wont mount.
[14:11] <legend2440> Baba_B00ie: if you right click the red Logout icon on top tight panel and choose  Remove    it puts  Shutdown back under  System
[14:11] <oleost> Their visible, but they wont mount..
[14:11] <ajay> I recently updated 9.04 and realized my laptop's volume wheel no longer controls my laptops volume. If I spin the wheel, the notification with the speaker appears and it will change the image (from mute to sound to max, etc), but the actually volume doesn't change at all. The only way I can change the sound is if I click the speaker button on my panel and slide it with my mouse.  Anybody know how to fix this?
[14:12] <eboyjr> ajay: Go to System > Preferences > Sound
[14:12] <Baba_B00ie> legend2440,  thanks that worked too.. i'm looking up now how to add the hibernate feature since ubuntu is on my laptop
[14:12] <Baba_B00ie> thanks eboyjr , legend2440
[14:12] <wrapster> if i do a dpkg -c <pkg name> i get error--> dpkg-deb: failed to read archive <pkg name>
[14:13] <wrapster> but dpkg -l |grep <pkg name> says its present
[14:13] <wrapster> how is it possible?
[14:13] <eboyjr> ajay: Then under default Mixer Tracks, make sure it is the same device as when you right click on the sound icon and choose preferences.
[14:14] <ajay> after going to system->preference->sound  then what should i do
[14:14] <eboyjr> ajay: Then under Default Mixer Tracks, make sure it is the same device as when you right click on the sound icon and choose preferences.
[14:15] <mrfelton> hi
[14:16] <mrfelton> I'm tring to install 9.04 netbook remix on an eee using unetbootin. I get to the initiall install page, where I select the install option. But, then I find myself at a busybox prompt (initramfs)
[14:16] <mrfelton> any ideas?
[14:16] <dev_n00b> Wifey gonna be on video!
[14:16] <dev_n00b> GEEKS GONE WILD!
[14:17] <dev_n00b> She's gonna install a dual boot of win 7 ultimate and Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha
[14:17] <ajay> hi eboyjr ............... thank you for your help
[14:17] <eboyjr> wrapster: The -c option stands for --contents.
[14:17] <eboyjr> ajay: No problem
[14:18] <eboyjr> wrapster: When you choose -c you have to supply an archive, not a package name.
[14:21] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[14:22] <xiaoxiao> try
[14:23] <eboyjr> mrfelton: Someone had the same problem and they fixed it by reformatting the stick as fat32 instead of fat16
[14:23] <mrfelton> eboyjr: hmm.. mine is already fat32
[14:23]  * mrfelton attempts to use unetbootin to topy the files to the usb again
[14:24] <eboyjr> mrfelton: I would try to reinstall it on the usb, maybe it will work.
[14:25] <harish> any software like vmware
[14:25] <eboyjr> harish: VirtualBox
[14:25] <eboyjr> !vbox
[14:25] <john1121> nt i do this
[14:25] <CopyWriter> oh man , the only question i knew the answer to and eboyjr beat me to it
[14:25] <CopyWriter> :)
[14:25] <eboyjr> CopyWriter: Maybe next time ;)
[14:26] <CopyWriter> lol
[14:26] <harish> Where should I get information about virtualbox.any site ... link
[14:26] <cusco> hi
[14:26] <eboyjr> !vbox > harish
[14:26] <berxwedan> hello
[14:26] <berxwedan> can anyone help me
[14:26] <john1121> (ian@ian-laptop:~$ sudo mkdir -p /usr/src/alsa)  ( ian@ian-laptop:~$ cd /usr/src/alsa)   ( ian@ian-laptop:/usr/src/alsa$ sudo cp ~/alsa*  cp: target `/home/ian/alsa-utils-1.0.20.tar.bz2' is not a directory
[14:26] <john1121>      (why cant i do this)
[14:26] <eboyjr> Hello, cusco. Welcome to #ubuntu-offtopic.
[14:27] <eboyjr> !ask | berxwedan
[14:27] <berxwedan> :)
[14:27] <berxwedan> i'm currently on ubuntu netbook remix 9.04 and trying to install xp from usb drive
[14:27] <harish> Is it available in repository of 9.04?
[14:28] <eboyjr> john1121: Try using sudo cp ~/alsa*/ instead (notice the trailing slash)
[14:28] <berxwedan> i havent succeeded yet
[14:28] <berxwedan> i installed win  7 without a problem btw
[14:28] <eboyjr> berxwedan: Are you virtualizing it?
[14:28] <berxwedan> no
[14:29] <berxwedan> i'm trying to make a clean install
[14:29] <eboyjr> berxwedan: To install Windows, you reboot the computer and boot from your drive.
[14:29] <berxwedan> yeah but i cant write the iso file to usb
[14:29] <EuphoniC> i just ran a mdadm --grow on my RAID5 but I forgot to set the linux raid autodetect flag on the partition - is it a problem?
[14:29] <berxwedan> simply copying files didnt help
[14:30] <eboyjr> berxwedan: Oh. You said install. What problems or error messages are you having?
[14:30] <john1121> il try thanks
[14:30] <berxwedan> nothing
[14:30] <harish> can we install windows under ubuntu using virtualBox..
[14:30] <berxwedan> i got bootmgr missing error
[14:30] <eboyjr> berxwedan: So what is the issue besides it doesn't work?
[14:30] <eboyjr> harish: Yes. I have mine set up.
[14:30] <mslootweg> Ah I got something for that berxwedan, gimme a sec
[14:32] <berxwedan> for win7 i formatted usb drive as ntfs, and ticked the 'boot' flag in gparted and it was succesfully installed
[14:32] <mslootweg> berxwedan: http://www.intowindows.com/how-to-install-windows-7vista-from-usb-drive-detailed-100-working-guide/
[14:32] <ajay> do you have any idea about spin tool in  ubuntu how to install this package in ubunt
[14:32] <berxwedan> but it didnt work for xp pro sp3
[14:32] <berxwedan> that's for win 7 mslootweg
[14:32] <berxwedan> it doesnt work for win xp
[14:32] <mslootweg> ah you´re trying xp, that´s a tad harder
[14:32] <eboyjr> ajay: What is the spin tool?
[14:32] <mslootweg> You should use bartPE for installing xp from a usb disk
[14:33] <berxwedan> well is there a ubuntu/linux edition of that software
[14:34] <berxwedan> i tried rmprepusb over wine but it doesnt see the usb drive
[14:34] <mslootweg> Berxwedan: Quite a setup, but this does work. I´ve used this: http://www.vandomburg.net/installing-windows-xp-from-usb/
[14:34] <ajay> it is used to check or verifies softwares systems
[14:34] <harish> how to configure pidgin for gtalk
[14:34] <najevi> Where in /proc hierarchy should I find the state of the (Fn + F2) rfkill switch ?
[14:35] <mslootweg> Harish, add a new account and select google talk as the protocol. then enter your account name without @gmail.com
[14:35] <berxwedan> thanks mslootweg i'll try that
[14:35] <mrfelton> eboyjr: nope: reloaded ubunto onto the usb with unetbootin. Pluged it into the eee, booted off it. Got to the installation screen. Selected to install it. Got the ubuntu splash/boot screen for a minute or so, then it dropped into busybox (initramfs)
[14:36] <cusco> eboyjr: this is not ubuntu-offtopic
[14:36] <eboyjr> cusco: Excuse me?
[14:36] <cusco> 14:26 < eboyjr> Hello, cusco. Welcome to #ubuntu-offtopic.
[14:36] <eboyjr> !hi | cusco
[14:37] <fbianconi> who was trying to set a gtalk account in pidgin?
[14:37] <eboyjr> cusco: Oh. Bleh. Thanks
[14:37] <mslootweg> najevi, I´ve usually failed at attempts to read out wifi kill switches. It´s not cummunicated to the os in a regular fashion
[14:37] <pac1> I have /tmp  as overflow                  1024       760       264  75% /tmp  It keeps filling up and things freeze up.  How can I make it bigger?
[14:37] <najevi> mslootweg - ok ty
[14:37] <mslootweg> fbianconi: harish was.
[14:37] <harish> not working "couldn't establish a connection"
[14:37] <eboyjr> mrfelton: Try unplugging the USB flash stick for a second after the Ubuntu splash loader thingy appears
[14:38] <fbianconi> harish: create an xmpp account
[14:38] <mslootweg> Najevi, I´m not saying it´s imposssible. But It won´t be the same on every laptop.
[14:38] <ajay> quit bye....................
[14:38] <harish> ya done but still not working
[14:38] <mrfelton> eboyjr: seriously? so, click the install option, wait for the loader screen, then unplug the drive!
[14:38] <mslootweg> I´ll setup my google talk account now then :)
[14:38] <mrfelton> (for a second)
[14:39] <najevi> mslootweg - I don't have a very good "map" or index to the /proc hierarchy ... it's all "suck and see"
[14:39] <eboyjr> mrfelton: Yes. As soon as the drive light stops accessing during the loader I believe. It should re-register the drive.
[14:39] <jimbeam12> hey wsup all
[14:39] <jimbeam12> beam here...anyone for a drink>
[14:40] <mslootweg> harish: protocol googletalk works fine here. It´s probably not pidgin that´s malfunctioning. Maybe a firewall is blocking google talk
[14:40] <fbianconi> harish: on user name your username without @gmail.com; and domain = gmail.com resource = empty and advanced port = 5222
[14:41] <sobczyk> can someone suggest a good backup tool for home use? (backup of /home/*) I want to do a backup on local disk and if another pc is online copy the backup, the latter can be done with jut rsync but I would need some tool to make full backup every once in a while and incremental between
[14:41] <eboyjr__> sobczyk: Ubuntu One.
[14:42] <jimbeam12> anyone here
[14:42] <harish> Now its showing "available" but how to seet the friends list
[14:42] <jrib> sobczyk: I like rsnapshot if you don't want to use "the cloud"
[14:42] <erUSUL> !backup | sobczyk
[14:43] <sobczyk> thx
[14:44] <john112> this is getting so fustrating, any ideas of fixing sound without https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto cause iv done that
[14:44] <harish> any help please.
[14:44] <fbianconi> harish: it sets itself; you might not see them because they're disconnected (maybe?)
[14:44] <mslootweg> john112: a sound issue! My favorite! What´s the output of ´aplay -l´?
[14:45] <mrfelton> eboyjr: no change. Is there an alternate to unetbootin?
[14:45] <jrib> mslootweg: you masochist...
[14:45] <harish> ya there is no one online now
[14:45] <john112> card 0: SB [HDA ATI SB], device 0: STAC92xx Analog [STAC92xx Analog]
[14:45] <john112>   Subdevices: 0/1
[14:45] <john112>   Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[14:45] <john112> card 0: SB [HDA ATI SB], device 1: STAC92xx Digital [STAC92xx Digital]
[14:45] <john112>   Subdevices: 1/1
[14:45] <FloodBot2> john112: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:45] <john112>   Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[14:46] <mslootweg> jrib: hehe sorry.
[14:46] <mslootweg> John112: does ¨amixer¨ work?
[14:46] <eboyjr> He got banned to flooding
[14:46] <eboyjr> for*
[14:47] <berxwedan> msllotweg :)
[14:47] <john112> alsa mixer
[14:47] <mslootweg> ah righto, turned the msg off :P
[14:47] <john112> ?
[14:47] <berxwedan> that link you provided is for xp users
[14:47] <berxwedan> those softwares doesnt work on ubuntu
[14:47] <mslootweg> John112: does ¨amixer¨ work?
[14:47] <berxwedan> even over wine
[14:48] <dayo> what is involved in rebranding (giving it a different name) an ubuntu release, including changing the artwork and whatnot?
[14:48] <mslootweg> berxwedan: It´s a one time setup, might be worth considering to use a VM if that is possible.
[14:48] <john112> http://paste.ubuntu.com/274667/
[14:48] <berxwedan> but how will i install windows on that vm
[14:48] <berxwedan> never used a vm before
[14:49] <eboyjr> For whoever needed help installing from a flash drive, why can't you dd the .iso into the flash drive?
[14:49] <berxwedan> dd?
[14:49] <eboyjr> dd is a command line thing
[14:50] <eboyjr> I think that will fix it...
[14:50] <jrib> berxwedan: have you been given the !install link?
[14:50] <berxwedan> so, it lets me butn the iso to flash drive?
[14:50] <harish> how to check harddisk failure ??
[14:50] <berxwedan> *burn
[14:50] <eboyjr> !install
[14:50] <mslootweg> berxwedan: It´s quite easy, for ubuntu I suggest you use sun virtualbox. Then you just select the iso of windows xp in the software and it loads the setup just like a regular pc
[14:51] <berxwedan> nice
[14:51] <harish> quit
[14:51] <mslootweg> John112: Any other symptoms other than the sound just not working?
[14:51] <jimbeam12> anyone try ubuntu ultimate 2.2
[14:51] <Mert> hey, I am a new user I been trying to update firefox 3.5, anyone knows a good guide?
[14:51] <john112> no not that i know of i fixed wierless
[14:51] <shredder12> I am using xubuntu and I wanted to install slackware on the same system.. I have the required ISOs nd I was jst wondering if I could install slackware on another partition thru xubuntu (without creating CDs)
[14:52] <eboyjr> Mert: It is less compatible with Ubuntu. e.g. It doesn't support Ubufox
[14:52] <berxwedan> mert: sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[14:52] <eboyjr> Mert: It will then be listed as Shiretoko in your menu.
[14:52] <berxwedan> yeah
[14:52] <Mert> Shiretoko sorry?
[14:52] <mslootweg> John: get a wav file and play it with aplay. it should give an error if there is one
[14:53] <jimbeam12> mert..
[14:53] <jimbeam12> try this link
[14:53] <eboyjr> Mert: That will be the name of Firefox 3.5. It is the name that it will be listed as.
[14:53] <jimbeam12> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=330386
[14:53] <mslootweg> john: if it just plays check your volume level and mute ofc. And cables etc :)
[14:54] <berxwedan> shiretoko=firefox 3.5
[14:54] <Mert> I see
[14:54] <Mert> lol
[14:54] <Mert> thanks
[14:54] <eboyjr> I hate fixing audio problems.
[14:55] <shredder12>  I am using xubuntu and I wanted to install slackware on the same system.. I have the required ISOs nd I was jst wondering if I could install slackware on another partition thru xubuntu (without creating CDs)
[14:55] <mslootweg> John: one more thing, from what you´ve posted I believe you´re running an ATI soundcard, not an intel one.
[14:58] <mslootweg> shredder12: slackware uses a bootable image as it´s installer, just like ubuntu. You can offcourse install it in a virtual machine and copy it over. but you won´t be able to start the installer from within ubuntu
[14:58] <mslootweg> Burning a disc is easiest
[14:59] <chahine> sllll
[14:59] <shredder12> mslootweg: ya, burning a disk would be the easiest but unfortunately i don't have any now.. so aren't there any tools available using which I can install slackware using the ISOs on my local machine..
[14:59] <chahine> ya qq1 qui parle francais
[15:00] <ivan-ubuntu> hy all
[15:00] <ivan-ubuntu> can anyone tell me how to get  a sidebar for ubuntu 9.04
[15:00] <legend2440> !fr | chahine
[15:00] <chahine> oui
[15:01] <n-iCe> What's the new ubuntu notification feature package?
[15:01] <eboyjr> ivan-ubuntu: You can use gnome-panel for that maybe. Or a dock like awm. What kind of sidebar? Like Google Desktop?
[15:01] <chahine> legend2440
[15:01] <chahine> jais un blem avec
[15:01] <wrapster> alien does not work on a dir?
[15:01] <ivan-ubuntu> eboyjir, i need a sidebar like windows vista one
[15:01] <chahine> un fichier wmv
[15:02] <ivan-ubuntu> with cpu usage, ram usage etc.
[15:02] <berxwedan> is there any software allows you to burn isos to usb drives
[15:02] <jimbeam12> anyone try ubuntu ultimate 2.2
[15:03] <eboyjr> ivan-ubuntu: Maybe conky or gdesklets?
[15:03] <eboyjr> i find the side bar really anoying and pointless, but conky is very powerful and can offer you an overview of your system performance. and its very customizable, check out a conkrc thread
[15:03] <legend2440> berxwedan: you tried   system>admin>Usb Startup Disk Creator?
[15:03] <john112> mslootweg: iv download a wav file how do i play with aplay, iv been told all along that i have a intel
[15:04] <ivan-ubuntu> eboyjir yes like gdesklets
[15:04] <berxwedan> no there isnt such a software there
[15:04] <ivan-ubuntu> eboyjir how to install gdesklets
[15:04] <legend2440> berxwedan: you using jaunty?
[15:04] <berxwedan> yes
[15:04] <farchumbre> hi, after the last update the brightness hot key is not Working, does any body knoW hoW to fix it?
[15:04] <berxwedan> netbook remix
[15:05] <eboyjr> ivan-ubuntu: Applications > Add/Remove > Go to the search and type gdesklets
[15:05] <ivan-ubuntu> ok
[15:05] <eboyjr> ivan-ubuntu: Make sure to show All available applications. I don't know where gdesklest is exactly so just search all
[15:05] <ICEMAN_> list
[15:06] <farchumbre> does anybody have problems With brightness hot key after last update?
[15:06] <legend2440> berxwedan: if remix has it  it would be called     usb-creator    in Synaptic
[15:06] <jimbeam12> anyone in here know what the default sources.list ???
[15:06] <ivan-ubuntu> eboyjir thanks, i am installing it
[15:06] <berxwedan> ok i'll check it
[15:06] <matrixblue> is the ubuntu keyserver down or something?
[15:06] <jrib> jimbeam12: why?
[15:07] <jimbeam12> hey jrib..
[15:07] <jrib> jimbeam12: hi
[15:07] <a> wow
[15:07] <a> so many users
[15:07] <eboyjr> a: Tell me about it.
[15:08] <john112> iv download a wav file how do i play with aplay
[15:08] <jimbeam12> i need a copy..of the default sources.list
[15:08] <ivan-ubuntu> eboyjir i installed it, but when i try to launch it says no dir
[15:08] <eboyjr> john112: aplay file.wav
[15:08] <eboyjr> ivan-ubuntu: Where does it say that?
[15:09] <eboyjr> ivan-ubuntu: Go to Applications > Accessories > gdesklets
[15:09] <ivan-ubuntu> i go to applications>accessories and then gdesklets, then appears a window that say impossible to run no directory
[15:09] <nivekc1> i am using ubuntu 9.04 with all of the auto updates current.. however my rhythmbox is version .12.0 i would like to upgrade it to .12.5 can anyone point me in that direction
[15:10] <berxwedan> that's just for ubuntu desktop isos legend2240
[15:10] <berxwedan> legend2440
[15:11] <mcscruff> hi all, i went to update my system and am getting the following errors http://pastebin.ca/1572891
[15:11] <legend2440> berxwedan: ok   how about this>    http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[15:11] <|Dreams|> ok so i have installed kernel 2.6.31-020631-generic but now i cant install restricted driver for my ati card when i tried earlier ubuntu rebooted and it came to the log in screen i just seen loads of garbage so had to reinstall -- help lol
[15:11] <berxwedan> that's for linux distros' iso images
[15:12] <berxwedan> thanks but i googled million times
[15:12] <berxwedan> :)
[15:12] <ivan-ubuntu> eboyjir must i restart the system?
[15:12] <legend2440> berxwedan: oh your right sorry
[15:12] <john112> Playing WAVE '/home/ian/Desktop/transfer_data.wav' : Unsigned 8 bit, Rate 22050 Hz, Mono          but i have no sound
[15:13] <nivekc1> ..i have googled it pretty heavily and apparantly i am the only one who wants the new version of rhythmbox so that i can have support for my 5th gen ipod nano
[15:13] <jimbeam12> any have a copy of a sources.list default
[15:13] <farchumbre> aNY ONE With hot key problems after last update?
[15:13] <nivekc1> anyone know how to update rhythmbox?
[15:13] <eboyjr> ivan-ubuntu: Are you running 64 bit? If yes the gDesklets does not work properly with 64 bit. Try screenlets if you want desktop widgets.
[15:14] <|Dreams|> compile it nivekc1
[15:14] <ivan-ubuntu> eboyjir i have x86
[15:14] <joloup> salut
[15:14] <ivan-ubuntu> but my cpu is 64 bit
[15:14] <nivekc1> lol.. Dreams you are dreaming lol.. i dont know how to do that
[15:15] <|Dreams|> get the source read the read me
[15:15] <nivekc1> i cant even find a tutorial for it
[15:15] <|Dreams|> or install.txt
[15:15] <farchumbre> Where should i check for solutions for neW bugs?
[15:15] <jrib> farchumbre: bugs.ubuntu.com
[15:15] <jack_spratt> Hi, I removed an HDD, now get grub error 17. Can someone quickly talk me though redoing grub? isnt there a gui to reset grub? Any help much appreciated - should be quickly remediable
[15:16] <jrib> !grub | jack_spratt
[15:16] <ivan-ubuntu> eboyjir: screenLets works
[15:16] <ivan-ubuntu> :)
[15:16] <jack_spratt> jrib: Thanks
[15:16] <eboyjr> ivan-ubuntu: Okay. Open a terminal and run 'sudo apt-get install python2.5' Then Gdesklets will work. But okay.
[15:17] <john112> in alsa mixer pusleaudio is my card how can i change that
[15:17] <|Dreams|> pulseaudio is the sound server not card
[15:17] <|Dreams|> what card do u have john112
[15:17] <john112> intel hda
[15:18] <|Dreams|> what chipset?
[15:18] <jack_spratt> jrib: when I do 'find /boot/grub/stage1
[15:18] <jack_spratt> ' I get more than one line of output
[15:18] <jack_spratt> jrib: which should I use?
[15:19] <legend2440> john112: in terminal type   cat /proc/asound/modules   what does it say?
[15:19] <jrib> jack_spratt: the one you were using before :)  compare /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:19] <john112> [HDA ATI SB], device 0: STAC92xx Analog
[15:19] <jack_spratt> jrib: ah OK, makes sense
[15:19] <john112> 0 snd_hda_intel 1 snd_hda_intel
[15:21] <chazco> Does anyone know how to fix A/V sync issues when using dvd::rip?
[15:21] <rdm> someone could help me to install skype on ubuntu 9.4 with apt-get ?
[15:22] <jack_spratt> jrib: how am I supposed to identify from menu.lst which is the correct one? of the two that grub lists (hd2,0 and hd3, 0) only hd2,0 is mentioned, and that appears to be a vista loader
[15:22] <eboyjr> rdm: Are you getting errors?
[15:22] <Olivius67> Hello
[15:22] <cryptovenom> hello
[15:22] <jrib> jack_spratt: use the one for your main system, it doesn't really matter
[15:22] <rdm> yes, this is the output when i do apt-get install: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/274676/
[15:23] <Olivius67> Warning: This is a dummy question: can anybody explain me why when I create a file as root (owner and group are set to root, and chmod 644) in a user directory, the user is able to delete the file?
[15:23] <|Dreams|> mine is intel hda ich8 on my laptop i had to either update my kernel or edit modprobe.d/alsa-base and add your model eg would be "options snd-hda-intel model=auto" and reboot
[15:23] <Freak_NL> Hello #ubuntu. I want to automatically execute a script whenever a specific external USB HDD is mounted. Should I be looking into udev for this?
[15:23] <eboyjr> rdm: Italian, nice. Okay what is the command you used to install?
[15:24] <rdm> sudo apt-get install
[15:24] <Walex> Freak_NL: depends... Check HAL.
[15:24] <jack_spratt> jrib: well there is only one gnu/linux install that I care about attached to this machine, so I can't do too much damage right? I mean if I specify the important one the I've got the right drive, and if I don't then it probably refers to a redundant install anyway that is no longer functional
[15:24] <|Dreams|> modeprobe.d/alsa-base.conf on jaunty
[15:24] <eboyjr> rdm: Sudo apt-get install what? See here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype
[15:24] <john112> i did all that you see
[15:24] <Olivius67> anybody?
[15:24] <rdm> sudo apt-get install skype. you ca see the error here http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/274676/
[15:24] <atheistrical> Help with USB Modem on Ubuntu Jaunty
[15:25] <Freak_NL> Walex, thanks, I'll check HAL out
[15:25] <eboyjr> rdm: Go to System > Administration > Software Sources
[15:25] <eboyjr> !repos
[15:25] <Walex> Freak_NL: also note that any sort of automagic stuff like that has severe side effects.
[15:26] <ubuntu> hey i just installed a new router...........and every time i start my pc it takes like 10min for the internet to work on it....does anyone know what might be causeing it?
[15:26] <jack_spratt> jrib: should I install grub on both hd3 and hd2 just to be on the safe side? or do one at a time and reboot?
[15:26] <rdm> yes, but i don' t know what to add there
[15:26] <atheistrical> I have a Micromax USB Edge Modem and I cannot connect, can anyone please guide me?
[15:27] <mcscruff> hi all, i went to update my system and am getting the following errors http://pastebin.ca/1572891
[15:27] <Dr_Willis> jack_spratt:  ive done that befor. :)
[15:27] <remyo> Whats the unix command to delete all files in a directory?
[15:28] <Mert> what do you guys use instead of Dreamweaver?
[15:28] <eboyjr> ubuntu: Weak connection is most likely
[15:28] <erUSUL> remyo: but not the folder itsef ? rm -r folder/*
[15:28] <benn> remyo: rm -rf /your/files
[15:28] <remyo> Mert: Vi
[15:28] <jack_spratt> jrib: ok well I'm going to restart now and see if it worked. Thanks for your help
[15:28] <remyo> erUSUL, benn: Thanks!
[15:28] <erUSUL> Mert: aptana ?
[15:28] <|Dreams|> mcscruff, means your key are either invalid or not there
[15:28] <|Dreams|> keys*
[15:29] <Mert> checking both Vi and aptana thanks
[15:29] <|Dreams|> try a diffferent mirror
[15:29] <mcscruff> ok, thanks
[15:29] <remyo> erUSUL: That did it, thanks!
[15:29] <berxwedan> can you use internet and your dvd cd rom flash drives on virtualbox-ose
[15:29] <benn> i have a problem with booting from a kernel i`ve compiled.don`t know how to edit the GRUB.someone could help me?
[15:29] <erUSUL> remyo: no problem
[15:30] <remyo> Mert: Vi is a command line kind of editor. It might not be for you
[15:30] <atheistrical> Please respond, someone. My USB Modem doesn't connect. How do I configure it?
[15:30] <farchumbre> anyone had problems With hot keys after last update?
[15:30] <remyo> Mert: Its actually called Vim now
[15:30] <erUSUL> benn: if you installed the kernel and initrd to /boot/ foder just do « sudo update-grub »
[15:30] <erUSUL> atheistrical: which type of modem dial up ? adsl ?
[15:31] <atheistrical> dial up
[15:31] <erUSUL> !dialup | atheistrical
[15:31] <Mert> I see, is it a good editor for web designing ?
[15:31] <benn> erUSUL: i`ve done that.but when i boot from that kernel gives me error
[15:31] <erUSUL> benn: which one ?
[15:31] <remyo> Mert: If you know what you're doing, yes. Its the best
[15:31] <remyo> Mert: But if you need a wysiwyg, Nooo
[15:31] <erUSUL> !best
[15:31] <benn>  mount: mountig /dev/disk/by-uuid/xxx-xxx-xxx..... -on /root
[15:31] <Mert> kidd of yea thanks
[15:31] <benn> failed: no such directory
[15:31] <atheistrical> Thanks, I am using Ubuntu 9.04 (jaunty). Any specific procedures?
[15:31] <arielCo> Hello everyone. Q: having installed firefox-3.5 from the security repo, I noticed it doesn't come with any search plugins
[15:32] <benn> mount: mountinh /dev/ on /root/dev failed:no such directory or file
[15:32] <farchumbre> farchumbre:  no
[15:32] <benn> mount: mountinh /dev/ on /root/sys failed:no such directory or file
[15:32] <Mert> no I don't use wysiwyg
[15:32] <benn> target filesystem doesn`t have /sbin/init
[15:32] <berxwedan> guys can you use flash drive and internet connection on a virtual machine? (virtualbox-ose)
[15:32] <benn> no init fund. Try passing init=bootarg
[15:32] <rdm> eboy I add this line: deb http://download.skype.com/linux/repos/debian/ stable non-free
[15:32] <erUSUL> benn: check the /boot/grub/menu.lst  and see if the lines point to existing files
[15:32] <benn> erUSUL: something like that
[15:32] <jurgentje> Hi... I have a weird issue: after installing FontMatrix (I have quite a few fonts, I had them all installed, but then removed them) I don't have any visible text in my Firefox browser (Opera works fine though). Any ideas?
[15:32] <jurgentje> (using Jaunty here)
[15:33] <benn> erUSUL: yes...there is the right kernel wroten
[15:33] <erUSUL> jurgentje: checked the ff configuration for fonts ?
[15:33] <remyo> Mert: The thing about Vim is its just hard learning the commands at first. And its extremely bare bones, so you end up kind of building it to be the editor you need
[15:33] <erUSUL> benn: maybe a typo. case sensitivity ?
[15:33] <remyo> Mert: But after learning it I wouldn't use anything else. Not even emacs. Let the holy war begin
[15:34] <benn> erUSUL: sorry...don`t understand.not so good in english
[15:34] <erUSUL> Mert: editors for web design bluefish; quanta etc
[15:34] <atheistrical> wvdialconf doesn't work. Terminal says, unknown command!
[15:34] <erUSUL> !info bluefish | Mert
[15:34] <jurgentje> erUSUL: thanks... didn't know there was a font setting in FF. :p
[15:34] <jimbeam12> later
[15:34] <erUSUL> atheistrical: install it ? or use pppconf
[15:35] <benn> erUSUL: maybe PM?
[15:35] <remyo> I went from Netscape Composer to Dreamweaver to Notepad ++ to Vim. And it seems to have stopped there
[15:36] <Mert> bluefish looks cool thanks guys
[15:36] <remyo> Mert: I love the icon :)
[15:36] <eboyjr> gedit is my <3
[15:36] <Matze> hello?
[15:36] <eboyjr> hello.
[15:37] <Matze> :P
[15:37] <tim__b> Hi! Is there any trouble when upgrading an lvm-crypted-alternate cd-installation of ubuntu? just asking, so i know when karmic is coming...
[15:37] <benn> so...someone can help me with the kernel?
[15:37] <Padhu> atheistrical: are you want mobile network for internet browsing?
[15:37] <Matze> join www.wordtube.at?!
 the guide didn't help. I don't see any connection yet.
[15:38] <atheistrical> padhu: yes, it's USB Data Card and uses a SIM Card.
[15:38] <remyo> Bluefish is linux only right?
[15:38] <benn> is there a guide howto compile the kernel and ad it to the grub?
[15:40] <dayo> what is involved in rebranding (giving it a different name) an ubuntu release, including changing the artwork and whatnot?
[15:40] <Padhu> atheistrical: what is the provider name? Ubuntu 9.04 network-manager itself have an long list of mobile internet providers
[15:41] <atheistrical> ubottu I did as the guide instructed. I still don't see a connection. The tick before PPP connection stays for a while and then goes off automatically.
[15:41] <jack_spratt> jrib et.al.: that didn't work :( despite apparently succesfull grub reinstall via CLI I still get error17
[15:42] <atheistrical> Padhu: Airtel India (I tried network manager with Airtel India, but it fails to detect my USB Modem)
[15:42] <hoi> kankerdruk
[15:42] <jack_spratt> if I just delete the contents of menu.lst will that fix the problem?
[15:44] <jack_spratt> this is quite frustrating because in mandriva/pclinuxos when this happens you just go into the control panel of the livecd, click boot, then click save, and its all done.
[15:45] <lolhahaha> can I ask a noob question?
[15:45] <djp`> hi. i have run the command sudo crontab -e and added the following to it, 0 22 * * * (/usr/bin/aptitiude -y update && /usr/bin/aptitude -y safe-upgrade) 2>&1 >> /var/log/auto_update.log .however nothing happens. does anyone know where i have gone wrong or what i need to do?
[15:45] <n-iCe> is amd64 only for amd processors?
[15:45] <eboyjr> n-iCe: No
[15:45] <ZykoticK9> n-iCe, or Intel 64-bit
[15:45] <thiebaude> n-iCe, no its 64bit
[15:45] <n-iCe> oh ok, thanks!
[15:46] <eboyjr> lolhahaha: !ask
[15:46] <lolhahaha> how do I import songs into amarok?  I can see them in the playlist, however i get an error when I try to play.
[15:46] <lolhahaha> !ask
[15:46] <berxwedan> how can i share my usb drive with the a virtual machine
[15:47] <lolhahaha> !ask how to I import songs into amarok?
[15:47] <fahadsadah> berxwedan: VirtualBox or VMWare?
[15:47] <thiebaude> lolhahaha, what kind of error?
[15:47] <berxwedan> virtualbox-ose
[15:47] <lolhahaha> i get a message saying there were errors in the playlist
[15:48] <berxwedan> i hate using kde apps on gnome
[15:48] <ZykoticK9> berxwedan, to get USB support you need the non-OSE version.  get the version direct from VirtualBox
[15:48] <virtuallboy> üdv
[15:48] <berxwedan> ahhh
[15:49] <duffydack> berxwedan, if you can use shared folders in ose version (I dont use it I dont know) then thats an option too.
[15:49] <berxwedan> yeah i can share
[15:49] <berxwedan> but i cant see them :D
[15:49] <berxwedan> i just shared my home folder
[15:49] <duffydack> berxwedan, guest additions installed?
[15:49] <berxwedan> but i dont see it
[15:49] <berxwedan> no
[15:49] <duffydack> berxwedan,  :)
[15:49] <lolhahaha> does anyone have a list of favorite apps and plugins?
[15:49] <berxwedan> my first time using it sorry
[15:50] <lolhahaha> I'm fixing a computer for a friend, and I'm trying to help him as much as possible
[15:50] <eboyjr> lolhahaha: Apps for what?
[15:50] <duffydack> berxwedan, still I prefer the non-ose version.
[15:50] <ZykoticK9> berxwedan, see http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads for the non-ose version
[15:50] <arielCo> Hello everyone. Q: I installed firefox-3.5 from the security repo long ago, and only now did I remove firefox(3.0). Now I don't have any search plugins, and apt-file list firefox-3.5 doesn't list any
[15:50] <lolhahaha> eboyjr: apps for anything.  flash plugins, programs, anything really
[15:52] <thiebaude> arielCo, when i went to firefox 3.5 it didn't have one of my plugins
[15:52] <eboyjr> lolhahaha: I will say that I like Inkscape and GIMP and Firefox and Pidgin and irssi and ya
[15:53] <arielCo> thiebaude: one? I don't mean plugins as in .so binaries - these are search engines
[15:53] <lolhahaha> eboyjr:  thanks!  I've tried downloading plugins from the add/remove programs thing, but none of the ones used for flash playback have worked.
[15:53] <thiebaude> arielCo, my bad
[15:53] <Padhu> atheistrical: Prepaid or Post Paid? I have an wvdial configuration detail.
[15:54] <arielCo> are you still missing it?
[15:54] <djp`> can anyone suggest why my crontab entry isn't working?
[15:54] <legend2440> arielCo: it was recommended that i keep both 3.0 and 3.5 by people in channel #firefox.
[15:54] <thiebaude> arielCo, yes, mediaplayer connectivity plugin
[15:55] <ZykoticK9> lolhahaha, if you are using Ubuntu 9.04 to get flash just install ubuntu-restricted-extras to get flash
[15:55] <eboyjr> lolhahaha: For Flash I just use Adobe's version. On 64 bit I use their alpha version of the 64 bit for linux
[15:55] <fahadsadah> djp`: Please paste the entry?
[15:55] <puremichael> exists a program in ubuntu which lets me choose to tag mp3 files in either v2.2 /v2.3 /v2.4 ?
[15:55] <IdleOne> !flash
[15:55] <ZykoticK9> puremichael, EasyTag has that feature
[15:56] <puremichael> ZykoticK9, i'm using it, but i just find an option to convert to v2.4
[15:56] <zn> aloha...
[15:56] <djp`> fahadsadah, posted above...
[15:56] <arielCo> and what happens when you re-install it from addons.mozilla.org?
[15:56] <puremichael> but my mp3 player doesn't seem to support that... or either utf8
[15:56] <benn> can i somehow change the settings for the installed linux kernel?or this is posible just before compiling it???
[15:56] <ZykoticK9> puremichael, setting/preferences - ID3 Tag Settings tab - Version dropdown
[15:56] <thiebaude> arielCo, it doesn't work on ff3.5
[15:57] <thiebaude> not that plugin
[15:57] <Chun1> Hi, wonder if anyone can help: I'm having problems getting my Toshiba Satellite laptop to sleep - all that happens is that the screen goes to black (backlight still on) with a blinking cursor -- and the only apparent way to get out of that is a hard reboot
[15:57] <benn> Chun1 do yo have swap memory?
[15:57] <arielCo> @benn: what settings exactly? some can be set in the initrd
[15:58] <Chun1> benn: I have 2gb of swap space on the hard drive, if that's what you mean
[15:58] <puremichael> ZykoticK9, maybe i'm blind.... i don't have that option in 9.04
[15:58] <thiebaude> arielCo, good news is when ubuntu 9.10 comes out ff3.5 will be default
[15:58] <arielCo> yes, I know, but perhaps the jaunty package should be maintained
[15:58] <ZykoticK9> puremichael, i'm on 9.04 too - easytab 2.1.4
[15:59] <djp`> fahadsadah: i have run the command sudo crontab -e and added the
[15:59] <djp`>              following to it, 0 22 * * * (/usr/bin/aptitiude -y update
[15:59] <djp`>              && /usr/bin/aptitude -y safe-upgrade) 2>&1 >>
[15:59] <djp`>              /var/log/auto_update.log .however nothing happens. does
[15:59] <djp`>              anyone know where i have gone wrong or what i need to do?
[15:59] <FloodBot2> djp`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:59] <puremichael> i've got easytag 2.1.5
[15:59] <djp`> oops... apologies
[15:59] <puremichael> strange
[15:59] <benn> arielCo see PM
[15:59] <benn> Chun1 yes...about that i was questioning..i don`t know why:)i am noob:)just at mine pc cant go to hibenate because i don`t have enough swap
[15:59] <thiebaude> arielCo, i like the old days in ubuntu when firefox would just update itself
[16:00] <arielCo> oh, I don't mind repos as long as they are *well kept* :@
[16:00]  * thiebaude maybe time for a new default browser
[16:00] <benn> !pastebin
[16:00] <arielCo> at any rate it should be user-selectable
[16:00] <ttocScott> Chun1, I had the same problem and it was because the swap got screwed up when I switched partitions around.
[16:00] <puremichael> aaah, i need a different version; ZykoticK9 thanks for pointing
[16:00] <Mert> what do you guys use for music files?
[16:01] <djp`> i have run the command sudo crontab -e and added the following to it, 0 22 * * * (/usr/bin/aptitiude -y update && /usr/bin/aptitude -y safe-upgrade) 2>&1 >> /var/log/auto_update.log .however nothing happens. does anyone know where i have gone wrong or what i need to do?
[16:01] <benn> Mert i use AIMP through Wine:)))
[16:01] <ZykoticK9> Mert, personally I use SongBird (it's not in the repos) for music
[16:02] <Mert> SongBird nice actually
[16:02] <thiebaude> ZykoticK9, i wish it were
[16:02] <puremichael> does ogg vorbis use id3 tags too?
[16:02] <ZykoticK9> thiebaude, me too - believe it or not, it's even in OpenSolaris - and OSol has virtually no software at all
[16:03] <thiebaude> ZykoticK9, yep
[16:03] <IdleOne> ZykoticK9: it is legal/copyright issues that prevent songbird from being added to repos but according to the site they are working on it
[16:04] <salva> menu
[16:04] <thiebaude> IdleOne, but there are non-free software in synaptic
[16:04] <berxwedan> duffydack
[16:05] <IdleOne> thiebaude: it's the use of codecs that songbird installs I believe
[16:05] <thiebaude> IdleOne, i just thought of that,lol
[16:06] <blip-> hi, I did a fresh install 9.04 a few weeks aback.   It's working perfectly, including my usb headset which is automatically recognized and sound routed through it in firefox, exaille and others.... but since a few days back sounds always goes to laptop speakers... any idea what could have happened ?
[16:06] <duffydack> berxwedan, ?
[16:07] <pakito> juego de boxeo online http://www.kobox.org/kobox-fande-Nourine.html
[16:07] <berxwedan> i installed guest addition duffydack
[16:07] <berxwedan> but still cant see shared directories
[16:07] <berxwedan> or usb drive
[16:07] <trap2> Which is the best chm viewer (a view please) in ubuntu ?
[16:08] <ZykoticK9> berxwedan, if you are still using OSE version you aren't going to see USB!  Get the "real" version and using your USB drive is 2 clicks away!
[16:08] <berxwedan> mmm
[16:08] <Padhu> trap2: chmviewer which is in the repo also
[16:08] <akatsuki> hi everyone
[16:08] <berxwedan> well i just installed xp on it and took a while :(
[16:08] <duffydack> berxwedan, what guest OS is it
[16:09] <berxwedan> i guess i'll remove and install other one
[16:09] <berxwedan> virtualbox-ose duffydack
[16:09] <ZykoticK9> berxwedan, DON'T delete your .virtualbox home folder and XP will probably still be there!
[16:09] <duffydack> berxwedan, no nothing appears in my network places?
[16:09] <duffydack> berxwedan,  try \\VBOXSVR\sharename
[16:10] <akatsuki> why is that my laptop with ubuntu hardy heron only has two workable screens, unlike what i've been seeing to others having four screens? is there a way to make it four?
[16:10] <berxwedan> ok i'll try that zykotick9
[16:11] <IdleOne> akatsuki: right click on them and change the setting to 4
[16:12] <ZykoticK9> akatsuki, if you mean Workspaces then simply right click on the switcher (bottom right corner) and change the Columns to however many virtual Workspaces you want (ie. mine is set to 10)
[16:12] <akatsuki> wow thanks guys! :) /me noob
[16:15] <IdleOne> ZykoticK9: I don't even want to ask why you need 10 workspaces heh
[16:15] <rafal> test
[16:16] <Fednux> goodbye everyone   im gonging to bed
[16:16] <rafal> by
[16:16] <rafal> bye
[16:17] <ZykoticK9> IdleOne, across dual-monitors it's awesome!
[16:17] <akatsuki> which is better desktop in terms of features: gnome or kde?
[16:17] <berxwedan> zykotick9
[16:17] <berxwedan> i installed it but i cant see it anywhere
[16:18] <berxwedan> virtualbox-3.0_3.0.6-52128_Ubuntu_jaunty_i386.deb
[16:18] <phiphi> akatsuki: KDE has more Eye-candy out of the box
[16:19] <phiphi> akatsuki: look on youtube for screencasts
[16:19] <ZykoticK9> berxwedan, open VirtualBox right click on you WinXP in the list and select Settings - then go to USB and add the check
[16:19] <ktml> #ubuntu.it
[16:19] <berxwedan> i cant open it
[16:19] <berxwedan> i dont see it
[16:20] <ZykoticK9> berxwedan, in a terminal try "VritualBox"
[16:20] <conb123> Hey guys just wondering i have python 2.6 installed now on ubuntu, if i install python 3.1.1 from source will i need to remove python2.6?
[16:22] <berxwedan> omg this is great :)
[16:22] <ttocScott> does it seem to anyone else that KDE looks nicer, but doesn't work as well as Gnome?
[16:22] <LjL> ttocScott: a question better suited for #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:22] <akatsuki> Okay, but conky will work equally on either desktops right?
[16:22] <Rooftops> i'm having problems with my dual screen setup. I can use both screens together but I want to be able to set it up so that if I maximize a window it only fills up one screen instead of both. Is there something i can set or whatever to do that?
[16:23] <hacktop_> how do I de-install gnome?
[16:23] <akatsuki> phiphi:  Okay, but conky will work equally on either desktops right?
[16:23] <Gothfunc_> hi.  php mail() won't work even though sendmail is installed and referenced in php.ini.  there are no errors and the mail logs are empty.  anyone know how to begin diagnosing?
[16:24] <phiphi> akatsuki: What's conky?
[16:24] <hacktop_> how do I remove gnome? I want to go back to KDE
[16:24] <conb123> Hey guys just wondering i have python 2.6 installed now on ubuntu, if i install python 3.1.1 from source will i need to remove python2.6?
[16:24] <akatsuki> ~conky
[16:24] <sinan> how can i check if the packages installed on a system are all fine (or somehow broken) when i am not actually logged in to the system, rather booted from a live CD?
[16:24] <hacktop_> Conky is a program that tells stuff about your system
[16:25] <akatsuki> phiphi: it's a system monitoring tool..http://conky.sourceforge.net/
[16:25] <m0RrE> hey i recently installed ubuntu 9.04 on a friend's computer.. however, he's got some serious problems with firefox completly ranom crashes. anyone got experience? my system is running smooth and i don't have this problem? both systems are running a 64bit version.
[16:25] <phiphi> akatsuki: Basically you can install everything, but they usually fit better in one of them. if you have gnome and install a KDE app, then you have to install a lot of libraries etc.
[16:25] <m0RrE> firefox 3.0.14 is the version
[16:25] <berxwedan> zykotick9, i cant check usb
[16:26] <berxwedan> but it appears under xp
[16:26] <Rooftops> does anyone know how to set up VirtualBox OSE?
[16:26] <ZykoticK9> hacktop_, if you want to remove gnome you could try "sudo apt-get remove gnome-desktop-environment" ???  I've never tried it.
[16:26] <akatsuki> phiphi: alrighty, thanks mate :)
[16:27] <ZykoticK9> berxwedan, it appears under XP?
[16:27] <berxwedan> no
[16:27] <ivan-ubuntu> ty for help
[16:27] <berxwedan> it appears under devices in vb
[16:27] <berxwedan> but cant see on xp
[16:27] <phiphi> Rooftops: http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[16:28] <limx> hi
[16:28] <ZykoticK9> berxwedan, in the settings for XP have you enabled USB?  can you see where to put the check?
[16:28] <phiphi> Rooftops: i suggest to add the repository, like that you get also the updates
[16:28] <ivan-ubuntu> eboyjir nooo
[16:28] <berxwedan> sorry i didnt add it to vb
[16:29] <limx> i installed okteta and vlc on my gnome ubuntu.. but only vlc uses the QGTKStyle
[16:29] <Rooftops> ok thanks. i thought i did that all but i dont really know so i'll check
[16:29] <hacktop_> that only removes one package
[16:29] <limx> how can i force okteta to use also the QGTKStyle?
[16:29] <hacktop_> I need to get back to KDE
[16:29] <hacktop_> Gnome does not work for me
[16:29] <IdleOne> !purekde
[16:30] <limx> any idea? :-/
[16:31] <JoeSomebody> hi, (newbie here) i made a ext3 partition on my windows machine, now which method should i try when installing ubuntu desktop 9,04, boot from cd and select 2nd option?
[16:32] <whit2spring> hi guys, i just installed Avant window navigator (AWN), added other app and it have been working but /home/files folder cant add to my dock, how can i add to my dock ?
[16:32] <j> videos wont play on my computer help
[16:32] <AstroEl> my desktop switcher won't move windows, it won't switch desktops when i click on it either.  sorry, workspace switcher
[16:33] <Padhu> berxwedan: are you want recovery of your files from windows?
[16:33] <berxwedan> no
[16:33] <h2g2bob> Guest46472: what are you using? Movie Player (totem) or something else?
[16:33] <berxwedan> i'm trying to install windows xp from usb drive
[16:33] <berxwedan> but i need windows for that purpose
[16:33] <berxwedan> weird :/
[16:34] <Guest46472> no like you tube and movie players on my web browser
[16:34] <JoeSomebody> i tried that 2nd option once already on a clean drive, and maybe i did something wrong, it didnt work out
[16:35] <JoeSomebody> don't want to mess up the existing OS's
[16:35] <h2g2bob> Guest46472: Go to Applications, Add/Remove. Select "Show: All applications" from the drop down box and search for flashplayer.
[16:35] <Padhu> berxwedan: use Hirenbootcd USB image
[16:35] <h2g2bob> Guest46472: it may be called flashplayer-installer or flashplayer-nonfree
[16:36] <Padhu> berxwedan: change your head to #windows
[16:36] <JoeSomebody> 2nd option from boot? or 1st and then install from live cd session?
[16:37] <Mike_lifeguard> How can I change the computer's name?
[16:37] <berxwedan> is it for ubuntu
[16:37] <LjL> !hostname | Mike_lifeguard
[16:37] <h2g2bob> Guest46472: Sorry, it's called Macromedia Flash plugin. Tick the box and click apply. You'll probably need to exit firefox and go back into it.
[16:37] <Guest46472> thanks
[16:39] <berxwedan> Padhu can you send me a link to that software
[16:39] <shally87> Hi, I would like to ask if anyone can prefer me to a channel where I can ask about server or home server?
[16:39] <berxwedan> i cant seem to find it
[16:40] <Padhu> berxwedan: just google it
[16:40] <berxwedan> hirenbootcd usb image*0
[16:40] <berxwedan> is that the name
[16:40] <Guest87366> my flash player keeps forcing me to quit help
[16:41] <Padhu> shally87: #ubuntu-server   If you are going to ask about ubuntu
[16:41] <Mert> can sb recommend me a torrent client?
[16:41] <shally87> thanks Padhu
[16:42] <Padhu> shally87: yw :-)
[16:43] <Padhu> Mert: what about Ransmission Bittorrent-client
[16:43] <Padhu> Transmission *
[16:43] <Mert> u-Torrent was great :(
[16:44] <shally87> btw, as I'm here, I would like to ask if anyone could help me with port forwarding..
[16:44] <oscar> excuse me. is this the right place for asking a question on xubuntu?
[16:45] <metatagg> Mert: rtorrent
[16:45] <shally87> I install a lamp server and forward it as following from portforward.com
[16:45] <LjL> shally87: #xubuntu may work better
[16:45] <shally87> but i still cannot access my server from outside
[16:45] <Mert> rtorrent checking
[16:45] <oscar> thank you!
[16:45] <shally87> xubuntu is for what?
[16:45] <metatagg> Mert: or ktorrent
[16:45] <metatagg> Mert: if you want it graphical :)
[16:46] <Mert> u-Torrent has great label system
[16:46] <metatagg> Mert: wine + µtorrent?
[16:46] <LjL> shally87: oh, nothing, i meant that for oscar actually
[16:46] <oscar> actually, I think my question applies to all versions of unubtu
[16:47] <feedt> hi i had windows 7 installed and i installed karmic.. now grub does not list my windows 7 installation to boot into. help
[16:48] <jethro1> Hello, I am trying to output sound through my digital out interface in my comp.... I tried the various devices in "sound", none of the them works
[16:48] <pyrus> hi I am trying to configure Netbeans for gtk+ apps, can any one please give me good links
[16:48] <AstroEl> :<
[16:49] <oscar> tha matter is I installed xubuntu in a usb stick. it boots and works ok. but I have trouble using my stick in windows. windows says I should format it. how can I use it in windows too?
[16:49] <oscar> can I partition it somehow?
[16:50] <Padhu> oscar: ext2file browser for windows
[16:51] <oscar> excuse me. can you give me more info about that ext2file. I am new in ubuntu and windiws )))
[16:52] <oscar> is it a program I should install in windows?
[16:52] <Dr_Willis> oscar:   Check how its partiioned.. and  How did you install xubuntu to it?
[16:52] <Dr_Willis> oscar:  if you used Unetbootin or the USB creater tool to make a 'live xubuntu flash drive' you could use the remainder of the space by windows.
[16:53] <benc> is the ubuntu 9.04 packaging guide avialable online?
[16:53] <benc> I only found it on amazon
[16:54] <Padhu> benc: yes. Just google it
[16:55] <lluad> Do you mean the commercially available book with that title, or just docs that match that description?
[16:55] <Dr_Willis> oscar:  if you  installed it as you would to a normal hard drive. then you will need some tools to let windows read/access the ext# filesystem.. Unless you left a ntfs/vfat partition for windows to use.
[16:55] <benc> Padhu: couldn't find it
[16:55] <Padhu> oscar: http://www.fs-driver.org/
[16:55] <Jason_din_Alt> hi
[16:56] <lluad> The book itself should be at linbrary.com
[16:56] <Jason_din_Alt> got problem (and thats the other reason that i`m here)
[16:56] <oscar> I did not leave any space for any partition. I used the whole space
[16:56] <benc> benc: "Ubuntu 9.04 Packaging Guide" on google gives me amazon, ebay...
[16:56] <Dr_Willis> oscar:  if you  installed it as you would to a normal hard drive. then you will need some tools to let windows read/access the ext# filesystem.
[16:57] <Dr_Willis> oscar:  and those tools - at fs-driver.org dont work in Win7 last i checked...
[16:57] <Jason_din_Alt> ubuntu 904/XFi souncard/ pulse audio installed/ XFiDrv installed..  no sound... and i`m a freshman
[16:57] <Jason_din_Alt> anyone?
[16:57] <Padhu> benc:  ubuntuguide.com, i think. I just forget the exact name. sorry :-(
[16:58] <oscar> thank you. as far as I understand it means that I need to install it in windows right? so I cant use my stick in every windows that I come across while traveling
[16:58] <Jason_din_Alt> Kur..a!!
[16:58] <Dr_Willis> oscar:  you dedicated your whole fash drive to linux....
[16:59] <oscar> yes I did (((( unfortunately
[16:59] <Dr_Willis> oscar:  go buy a 2nd flash drive for your windoes stuff. :) I find 4gb on sale for $15 this weekend.
[16:59] <Dr_Willis> 8gb were $25
[16:59] <oscar> hahha. I really whoud
[16:59] <Dr_Willis> picked up a bunch of 2gb last xmas for $5
[17:00] <oscar> I really should. but carrying 2 sticks is not ok )))
[17:00] <Dr_Willis> oscar:  OR you can do a 'usb-live-type install'
[17:00] <Dr_Willis> 2 is not ok? gee.. I must carry about 8 :)
[17:00] <oscar> I think I'll try that
[17:00]  * Dr_Willis has a necklace.
[17:00] <benc> Padhu: there is a packaging guide for 6.1 but not for 9 https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/index.html
[17:01] <lluad> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Basic?action=show&redirect=HowToBuildDebianPackagesFromScratch @benc
[17:02] <oscar> what is a necklace by the way?
[17:02] <benc> lluad: thanks. is this the same as http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ubuntu-Packaging-Guide-Documentation-Project/dp/1596821531/ref=sr_1_4/278-0010375-2572843?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1253460981&sr=1-4
[17:04] <TheLinuxMoron> anyone know of a free and really good virus scanner for ubuntu?
[17:05] <Jeruvy> !virus > TheLinuxMoron
[17:05] <ZykoticK9> TheLinuxMoron, see http://librenix.com/?inode=21 for a little background to your question
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> TheLinuxMoron:  avg has a free one and theres clamav also..  May be some others...
[17:06] <lluad> benc: I doubt it's the same, but it's a decent enough document on packaging for current Ubuntu.
[17:06] <xps9000> TheLinuxMoron: Antivirus isn't practical on desktops---but, if you use anything, use ClamAV,
[17:06] <X1111> in 9.04, how do i configure my multibutton mouse? i used xorg.conf previously to remap my buttons and such
[17:06] <^mNotIntelligent> hello everyone
[17:06] <benc> lluad: thanks
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> Ive never had clamav find anything.. while other av tools (on other systems have)  So im still undecided on  clamav.
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> When in doubt.. i guess use more then 1
[17:07] <pradeep> is there any command to check the network speed?
[17:08] <TheLinuxMoron> dr_willis: well It maybe spyware but, my firefox keeps changing to add crap
[17:08] <Jeruvy> pradeep: many use ntop, perhaps that will do.
[17:08] <xps9000> pradeep: WAN or LAN network speed?
[17:08] <Dr_Willis> TheLinuxMoron:  Hmm.. Ive neer had firefox  get botherd by that stuff under Linux.
[17:08] <TheLinuxMoron> dr_willis: me either..
[17:08] <Dr_Willis> TheLinuxMoron:   make a new user - see if they have the same issue.
[17:09] <pradeep> xps9000: wan
[17:09] <Dr_Willis> TheLinuxMoron:  what is it 'adding' exactly?
[17:09] <Jeruvy> TheLinuxMoron: could be a rogue site playing javascript games with you :)
[17:09] <Dr_Willis> NoScript Extension - is so handy
[17:09] <TheLinuxMoron> jeruv: maybe..
[17:09] <TheLinuxMoron> rebooting brb
[17:10] <^mNotIntelligent> Dr_Willis, I use that extension a lot..really a nice one
[17:10] <AstroEl> my workspace switcher isn't working :<
[17:10] <atheistrical> using Ubuntu 9.04 no audio!
[17:10] <Padhu> oscar:linux partition  file transfer speed is higher than windows partiton. I always use ext3 partiton with live CD. Puppy linux is best to use in pendrive. It's size is 250MB and rest of space can be used for carry data.
[17:11] <xps9000> pradeep: Measuring WAN speed is rather complicated, due to different variations of router configuration, network traffic, what backbone the network is connected to. But, what I do... Is save a bunch of 100mb files on different servers, and I'll have the site I'm testing grab it with wget and it'll give you a rough estimation. But, remember to do servers in both distant and close networks to help.
[17:11] <^mNotIntelligent> atheistrical, desktop/netbook make etc...
[17:11] <^mNotIntelligent> AstroEl, are you using compiz?
[17:11] <jethro1> Hello, I am trying to output sound through my digital out interface in my comp.... I tried the various devices in "sound", none of the them worksHello, I am trying to output sound through my digital out interface in my comp.... I tried the various devices in "sound", none of the them works
[17:11] <AstroEl> i dunno
[17:11] <blip-> anyone use a usb headset on 9.04 ?
[17:11] <pradeep> xps9000: ty:-)
[17:11] <AstroEl> Workspace Switcher 2.22.2 is what i'm usin
[17:12] <^mNotIntelligent> xps9000, I think you'r right, we don't have any inbuilt command/utility to test the net speed that would work off the shelf..
[17:12] <blip-> my usb headset used to work few days ago... now it still gets detected... just the sound doesn't get routed to it... goes through my laptop speakers for firefox, Exaille and others.    Which tool does the switching ?
[17:13] <^mNotIntelligent> AstroEl, why do you need to use a separate WS switcher, why not the in built one?
[17:13] <^mNotIntelligent> AstroEl, whats wrong with the keyboard shortcuts for ws switcher
[17:13] <Plum-CRMGuest> iro
[17:15] <AstroEl> i like using my mouse
[17:15] <AstroEl> it makes me feel important and dynamic
[17:16] <^mNotIntelligent> AstroEl, use the keyboard shortcuts....
[17:16] <AstroEl> nu
[17:16] <HotIceCream> à ðóññêèå åñòü?
[17:16] <melinux> #ubuntu_it
[17:16] <^mNotIntelligent> AstroEl, doesn't make sense....let someone else help you out
[17:17] <Mert> hi, I download an application a .bz2 file but I don't know how to open it?
[17:17] <AstroEl> yesh someone intelligent
[17:17] <Mert> *install it
[17:17] <ZykoticK9> Mert, .bz2 is a compressed file - to uncompress it simply "bunzip2 filename"
[17:18] <okaratas> hello
[17:18] <blip-> Mert:  you shouldn't 'install' programs from .bz2 (unless you know what you're doing).   Use the ubuntu repositories instead, start "Synaptic"
[17:19] <geirha> Mert: If it's a tar.bz2 file, then it's a compressed archive. Unpack it and follow the instructions in the README/INSTALL files it continas
[17:19] <okaratas> nalioth, are you there?=
[17:19] <Mert> it is a tar.bz2 file
[17:19] <geirha> *contains
[17:20] <^mNotIntelligent> Mert, untar/unzip and install the app manually using README file
[17:20] <okaratas> this nick benc belong to the Ben Collins nick..
[17:20] <geirha> Mert: Sure there's no package in the repositories, or a deb package for it? I strongly suggest searching for hat first
[17:20] <geirha> *that
[17:20] <okaratas> and nickname benc is not registered..
[17:21] <okaratas> benc is not identified to services (nickserv)
[17:21] <mgv1> hi, every 30 seconds the system make a sound of an helicopter for a second
[17:21] <Mert> I search it it couldn't find
[17:21] <^mNotIntelligent> !ot
[17:21] <Mert> using synaptic
[17:21] <^mNotIntelligent> mgv1, sounds funny :-)
[17:22] <wrapster> where can i find the software ggrep?
[17:22] <legend2440> Mert: whats the name of the program?
[17:22] <wrapster> and how different is it from grep
 and annoying
[17:22] <Mert> it is vuze 4.2
[17:22] <Dr_Willis> wrapster:  ive heard of 'egrep' but never ggrep
[17:22] <Dr_Willis> !info ggrep
[17:23] <wrapster> http://www.opencsw.org/search/ggrep
[17:23] <^mNotIntelligent> mgv1, i've heard of something like this....
[17:23] <^mNotIntelligent> wrapster, it must be egrep
[17:23] <wrapster> have a look at that url.
[17:23] <wrapster> ^mNotIntelligent: no
[17:23] <Dr_Willis> wrapster:  the url dosent give a download/homepage?
[17:23] <Padhu> Mert: $ tar xvjf filename.tar.bz
 like and old helicopter game
[17:23] <wrapster> Dr_Willis: here you go http://www.opencsw.org/packages/ggrep
[17:23] <tvn2009_> anyone uses chatzilla ?   >	is it possible to set chatzilla so that it doesn't show msgs such as who leaves/joins the channel ?
[17:24] <legend2440> Mert: vuze aka azureus is in synaptic  enable the Universe repo
[17:24] <hereinmyroom01_> #ubuntu-beginners-help
[17:24] <Mert> yes but old version
[17:24] <^mNotIntelligent> mgv1, there must be something running in the backgroud that does this every 30 sec...check/find that out
[17:24] <almostAg33k> any one know how to install KDE ?
[17:24] <legend2440> Mert: yes but once installed vuze will ask to upgrade
[17:24] <ship> almostAg33k: mmm?
 how?
[17:25] <Mert> I see thanks legend2440
[17:25] <^mNotIntelligent> almostAg33k, you need kde-base apart from gnome: apt-get install kde-desktop
[17:26] <ship> yes but ubuntu+kde = shit
[17:26] <^mNotIntelligent> almostAg33k, that will install the base kde system...
[17:26] <ship> kubunut it's the best choose
[17:26] <^mNotIntelligent> ship, +1 here
[17:27] <wrapster> how do i convert a .pkg file to .deb?
[17:27] <ship> alien
[17:27] <wrapster> if i use alien it complains
[17:27] <ship> man alien
[17:27] <^mNotIntelligent> wrapster, use alien
[17:27] <ship> ^mNotIntelligent: actually kubuntu is doing well
[17:27] <^mNotIntelligent> !alien
[17:27] <wrapster> alien <pkg name>.pkg
[17:27] <wrapster> ld.so.1: pkginfo: fatal: libssl.so.0.9.7: open failed: No such file or directory
[17:27] <wrapster> Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//) at /usr/share/perl5/Alien/Package/Pkg.pm line 167.
[17:27] <wrapster> Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at /usr/share/perl5/Alien/Package/Pkg.pm line 178.
[17:27] <wrapster> sh: line 1: 29189 Killed                  /usr/bin/pkgtrans pkgutil_i386.pkg pkg-scan-tmp.29184 > /dev/null 2>&1
[17:27] <wrapster> Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at /usr/share/perl5/Alien/Package/Pkg.pm line 180.
[17:27] <FloodBot2> wrapster: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:27] <wrapster> Couldn't open 'pkg-scan-tmp.29184//pkginfo': No such file or directory
[17:28] <ship> alien cannot convert every package
[17:28] <atheistrical> how do I enable sound in Ubuntu 9.04?
[17:28] <ship> sometime it fails
[17:28] <almostAg33k> so kde is a bad idea on ubuntu?
[17:28] <ship> almostAg33k: use kubuntu
[17:28] <^mNotIntelligent> !pb | wrapster
[17:28] <^mNotIntelligent> ship, but quite a handful of them can be taken care of
[17:28] <ryanCH> my sound isn't working, can anyone help?
[17:28] <legend2440> Mert: or you can download new version here and install    http://www.getdeb.net/search.php?keywords=vuze
[17:28] <wrapster> FloodBot: sorry
[17:29] <pradeep> almostAg33k : no it ain't a bad idea
[17:29] <^mNotIntelligent> ! details | ryanCH
[17:29] <atheistrical> ryanCH we have similar issues with sound.
[17:29] <pradeep> ^mNotIntelligent : nice to see u again
[17:29] <ship> for me kde +ubuntu is not a good idea ; kubuntu live cd is a good idea.
[17:29] <almostAg33k> well im havin g issues burning mp3s with brasero
[17:29] <ship> omg
[17:29] <^mNotIntelligent> pradeep, me to
[17:29] <ship> brasero the worse software on the planet
[17:29] <LjL> ship: the difference being?
[17:29] <ryanCH> atheistrical, i have ubuntu 9.04
[17:30] <ship> use k3b or gnome backer
[17:30] <JoeSomebody> can someone explain the beginning and end buttons in making a partition?
[17:30] <Hans_Henrik> i need remote-desktop that can be controlled from a windows-platform - ideas?
[17:30] <almostAg33k> can i get a link?
[17:30] <ship> LjL: the package kubuntu-desktop has not every kde packages
[17:30] <^mNotIntelligent> almostAg33k, what kinda of problem are you facing... put in the details
[17:30] <JoeSomebody> trying to install ububtu with no knowledge
[17:30] <atheistrical> ryanCH me too! No one seems to see what we type!
[17:30] <ship> LjL: some software like kommander doesn't work fine
[17:30] <ship> LjL: missed up menu...
[17:30] <almostAg33k> it wants to normAlize for ever
[17:30] <LjL> ship: and what does that have to do with anything? kubuntu-desktop is the very same package that Kubuntu installs
[17:31] <pradeep> JoeSomebody: don worry it's easy
[17:31] <Hans_Henrik> Joe: easier than you'd might think :p (if you have installed windows from scratch before, at least)
[17:31] <ship> LjL: i don't think so.
[17:31] <ryanCH> atheistrical, are you having the same problem? ;p
[17:31] <LjL> ship: i do think so.
[17:31] <ship> LjL: kubuntu-desktp lacks of some packages
[17:31] <LjL> JoeSomebody: why don't you use automaic partitioning if you have no knowledge?
[17:31] <^mNotIntelligent> BRB
[17:31] <ship> LjL: for example... mplayerthumbs?
[17:31] <LjL> ship: kubuntu-desktop is what Kubuntu installs (the name should give a SUBTLE hint).
[17:31] <atheistrical> ryanCH, Yes
[17:32] <ship> LjL: no
[17:32] <ship> LjL: have you tried kubuntu and ubuntu+kde?
[17:32] <JoeSomebody> xp is on partition1, win7 is on 2
[17:32] <LjL> ship: most certainly.
[17:32] <ktml> #ubuntu.it
[17:32] <JoeSomebody> so i am scared it will erase me so i go manual
[17:32] <ship> LjL: or you speak because you have listen from someone?
[17:32] <pradeep> ship: http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Install-KDE-4-3-on-Ubuntu-9-04-118645.shtml
[17:32] <LjL> ship: i've been using both Ubuntu and Kubuntu since Breezy.
[17:33] <wrapster> guys apparently ggrep is a csw pkg for which i downloaded pkgutil from blaswave but after I converted it to deb and tried installing it.. I didnt get any errors but as natively suggested there was no /opt/csw dir
[17:33] <pradeep> ship : that should help u out
[17:33] <LjL> ship: perhaps you're confusing the fact that you don't have (for some reason) Recommends enabled when installing kubuntu-desktop with the (wrong) fact they're not there.
[17:33] <ship> LjL: if you had used ubuntu+kde 3.5 you should know kde in that condition is very slow
[17:33] <wrapster> dpkg -l |grep csw shows this pkg as installed...
[17:33] <LjL> ship: that's bollocks.
[17:33] <ktml> #ubuntu.it
[17:33] <wrapster> how do i use pkgutil command?
[17:33] <atheistrical> ryanCH, bye no one seems to be interested to help or advice!
[17:33] <LjL> ship: don't go around spreading FUD like that please.
[17:34] <ZykoticK9> wrapster, blastwave is OpenSolaris (totally different operating system!)
[17:34] <JoeSomebody> i am experineced in win, but there is no beginnign end and mount point
[17:34] <ship> LjL: what i said is the true. stop if you have another idea please respect the mine
[17:34] <JoeSomebody> help :)
[17:34] <LjL> ship: no, what you said is not true
[17:34] <ship> LjL: yes it is
[17:34] <pradeep> JoeSomebody : the installer is very informative. There should be no problems
[17:34] <ship> LjL:  am an older user .
[17:34]  * Dr_Willis is just old.
[17:35] <pradeep> JoeSomebody : wats the problem
[17:35] <ship> LjL: and i have seen what you get when you add kde to ubuntu
[17:35] <ship> LjL: expeccially with kde 3
[17:35] <LjL> !purekde | ship
[17:35] <LjL> !kubuntu-desktop | ship
[17:35] <ship> LjL: i know
[17:35] <ship> LjL: i have made some wiki...
[17:35] <ship> -.-''
[17:35] <LjL> no you don't, obviously, or you wouldn't be saying nonsense.
[17:35] <JoeSomebody> can someone explain the beginning, end and mount point
[17:35] <spritle> hey guys
[17:35] <spritle> git an issue
[17:35] <spritle> got
[17:35] <ship> LjL: omg you have some problem you have nto the true on your thinking
[17:36] <Dr_Willis> I had no issues with kubuntu-desktop and ubuntu-desktop on the same machine.  with 9.04 i had a few issues..  which seem fixed in 9.10 im testing.
[17:36] <Salvad> Hello.
[17:36] <ship> LjL: this is your point of view
[17:36] <ship> LjL: mine is different
[17:36] <puremichael> can i disable the searching behaviour in epiphany? i mean searching the history after typing
[17:36] <JoeSomebody> why doesnt someone write help windows in this OS?
[17:36] <LjL> ship: keep yours out of this channel then, because it is FACTUALLY WRONG
[17:36] <spritle> i reimaged over my ubuntu partition with crunchbang and now in getting a grub error 22 on boot
[17:36] <pradeep> JoeSomebody: mount point is the point where root partion is mounted /
[17:36] <Salvad> Is there some king of application to switch between Compiz-fusion and metacity?
[17:36] <ship> LjL: this is your point of view.
[17:36] <Salvad> *Kind.
[17:36] <Dr_Willis> JoeSomebody:  every partition has a beginning and an end.. thus that defines its size...
[17:36] <ship> LjL: i am a breezy user too.
[17:37] <legend2440> Dr_Willis: Old age and cunning will triumph over youth and enthusiasm every time
[17:37] <Dr_Willis> JoeSomebody:  and all filesystems get mounted SOMEWHERE  / is the root partition.
[17:37] <ZykoticK9> JoeSomebody, Beginning is where the partition starts, End is where it finishes -- mount point is where the partition will be mounted on the file system - ie. the main partition on an Ubuntu system will get mounted as "/" others could be mounted as "/home/" etc...
[17:37] <ship> LjL: i have seen a *lots* of bad stuff when you mess up the system.
[17:37] <LjL> ship: it is my point of view, which i suspect will be shared with the operators of this channel if it came to that. so, please don't suggest to people tht they shouldn't install KDE on Ubuntu or nonsense like that.
[17:37] <ship> and my thinking is this don't mix the system
[17:37] <Dr_Willis> JoeSomebody:  if you dont understand partitioning.. then resize your widnows parittions (from windows is one way) leave part of the hard drive UNALLOCATED. and let the installer auto partition the unallocated space.
[17:38] <pradeep> ship: follow the link i gave, there 's a tutorial about how to separate KDE and Gnome apps
[17:38] <spritle> does anyone even like kde? i hate it
[17:38] <JoeSomebody> i dont want 180 gb for ububtu
[17:38] <Dr_Willis> spritle:  i dont use it much any more
[17:38] <ship> LjL: i suggest what i think it's true and not a bad system that require a lots of work to be set well , and ubuntu+kde it's a bad system that must be set well to work
[17:38] <JoeSomebody> i wiant to use about 40
[17:38] <Dr_Willis> JoeSomebody:  then use some smaller size..  we dont know your exact system needs/layout/requirements.
[17:38] <JoeSomebody> and i do understand windows well
[17:38] <pradeep> JoeSomebody : resize ur partition
[17:39] <Dr_Willis> JoeSomebody:  use windows.. resize.. leave 40gb or so in a unallocated part of the hard drive..  let installer use that.
[17:39] <Dr_Willis> If you understand windows well.. i dont see how you can have never partiioned drives befor. :)
[17:39] <wrapster> so now then supposing I want to get that software on ubuntu how may i get it?
[17:39] <ship> LjL: just to know i am a kdenlive programer... then.
[17:39] <pradeep> JoeSomebody: how many drived do u have
[17:39] <pradeep> JoeSomebody: how many drives do u have
[17:39] <JoeSomebody> this is my first time, HOW do i let the installer use that?
[17:39] <ZykoticK9> ship, please drop this issue -- there is NO difference between Kubuntu and Ubuntu+KDE - they are the same thing!  Listend to LjL on this issue.
[17:40] <Dr_Willis> JoeSomebody:  if theres unallocated space.. i belive the installer asks 'use unalocated' space.
[17:40] <JoeSomebody> ok, hope so :)
[17:40] <Dr_Willis> JoeSomebody:  otherwise it asks to resize
[17:40] <ship> ZykoticK9: mouhahahah
[17:40] <ship> poor guy you don't see details
[17:40] <Dr_Willis> JoeSomebody:  and from what ive seen the windows tools resize ntfs faster then linux tools do.
[17:41] <ship> the issue is that. i have another point of view
[17:41] <ship> and if someone ask me i will answer always the same
[17:41] <ship> don't mix the system
[17:42]  * Dr_Willis installs ubuntu-desktop kubuntu-desktop xubuntu-desktop and.. err.. what else.. :)
[17:42] <JoeSomebody> killed 40 partition, went back and now i guess i pick - beats me
[17:42] <ship> or gnome or kde. people don't want spend a lots of time to reading wiki , installing 2 system is the best way to try well both the desktop
[17:43] <harish> how to find faulty hardisk?
[17:43] <ManDay> Guys which packages is the "good" macromedia/adobe flash player again?
[17:43] <JoeSomebody> this i absoltutely not easy to follow , it looks to me like it want to use my entire disk killing 2 windows installs
[17:43] <n-iCe> ManDay: uhm it is in adobe
[17:43] <JoeSomebody> guided ....
[17:43] <JoeSomebody> ???
[17:43] <JoeSomebody> no clue
[17:44] <n-iCe> ManDay: http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/ download the .deb package
[17:44] <JoeSomebody> scsi? i have no scsi
[17:44] <ManDay> oh n-iCe isnt there something in the repos?
[17:44] <ManDay> i chose ubuntu for its repos mainly
[17:44] <JoeSomebody> i am totally lost, already :)
[17:45] <n-iCe> ManDay: yes
[17:45] <axp> i want to give my users a web panel for ftp. is there a program that does this?
[17:45] <n-iCe> ManDay: flashplugin-installer
[17:45] <OB1FoShoB> i set up a adhoc wifi server from my ubuntu pc, how do i go about finding the device name (ie eth0) so i can issue a command to change the channel?
[17:46] <JoeSomebody> now i know why linux has not caught on more, people probably cant get started and just give up, and dont know about irc
[17:46] <ManDay> any cons compared to the debian pkg, n-iCe ?
[17:46] <xlrr8> JoeSomebody: Since your having so much difficulty partioning your disks, why don't you just install Ubuntu from inside windows using wubi ?
[17:46] <xlrr8> http://wubi-installer.org/
[17:46] <xlrr8> it will automatically modify your boot.ini file and you can boot to windows just as you do windows 7 and your other installs of windows.
[17:46] <jtwhite> If I install Ubuntu under Wubi and later want to make it the only operating system is it possible to transfer it so I don't have to start over?
[17:47] <keres> hello, ubuntu detects my screen as a crt instead of an lcd, and therefor i cannot change my resolution to my native 1024x1280 :(
[17:47] <keres> please help
[17:47] <axp> is there a better alternative than webmin for ftp administration?
[17:47] <keres> i installed nvidia drivers
[17:47] <n-iCe> ManDay: don't get you
[17:47] <ManDay> Does anyone here know how to disable JOIN/PART messages in xchat?
[17:47] <harish> any help please
[17:47] <keres> ManDay: #xchat
[17:47] <ManDay> n-iCe, why did you suggest the deb-pkg in the first place?
[17:47] <OB1FoShoB> i set up a adhoc wifi server from my ubuntu pc, how do i go about finding the device name (ie eth0) so i can issue command to change the channel?
[17:47] <harish> check faulty hdd?
[17:48] <n-iCe> ManDay: Well I use the .deb package from the site, and works just fine, that's why
[17:48]  * okaratas I'm away..
[17:48] <ZykoticK9> ManDay, right click the channel - settings - hide join/parts
[17:48] <ManDay> Thank you n-iCe
[17:48] <doktoreas> anyone can please recall me the name of the tool to capture pics using pc camera?
[17:48] <JoeSomebody> i am sure you all didnt mean to , but now i am totally paraniod about damaging my windows drive here, maybe i will wait until i can afford another machine
[17:48] <ManDay> ZykoticK9, if I'm not mistaken this is only a temporary setting. I'm speaking in xchat now tho. Thanks
[17:48] <xlrr8> JoeSomebody: again, use wubi!
[17:49] <ZykoticK9> ManDay, that setting stays
[17:49] <OB1FoShoB> how do i find the device name of my wifi (ie eth0) ubuntu 9.04?
[17:49] <ManDay> I'll try ZykoticK9
[17:49] <ZykoticK9> OB1FoShoB, ifconfig
[17:49] <ctmjr> OB1FoShoB: ifconfig -a
[17:50] <OB1FoShoB> didn't take the command
[17:50] <JohannesSM64> what's the clipboard variable? like gimp $clipboardvar to load clipboard image data into gimp
[17:50] <xlrr8> If you can install notepad++ in windows, then you are capable of installing Ubuntu in windows using wubi!
[17:50] <danbhfive> ship: have you tried using a tasksel instead of the metapackage?
[17:50] <ZykoticK9> OB1FoShoB, run the command in a terminal window
[17:50] <ktml> #ubuntu.it
[17:50] <OB1FoShoB> i did
[17:50] <OB1FoShoB> bash: ipconfig: command not found
[17:50] <ZykoticK9> OB1FoShoB, iFconfig
[17:50] <OB1FoShoB> OHHH thanks
[17:51] <OB1FoShoB> nice ty
[17:52] <harish> friend list is not shown in pidgin
[17:52] <johnnyfavorite> How can I tell if I am running Ubuntu 8.11 Intrepid or 8.04 Hardy please?
[17:53] <JoeSomebody> ok read up on wubi, don't want that, i want a real install
[17:53] <ZykoticK9> speaking of Pidgin - has anyone had any success with the pidgin-facebookchat ? Mine connects then says something like "chat no available" and disconnects.
[17:53] <JoeSomebody> can anyone recommend a linux cbt?
[17:54] <JoeSomebody> or a beginners book?
[17:54] <ZykoticK9> johnnyfavorite, not the "supported" method but "cat /etc/issue" works for me.
[17:54] <wildc4rd_> evenin' all
[17:55] <xlrr8> Well you would have to do a better job of defining a "real" install.  If you are worried about performance, there is virtually no loss in performance running ubuntu from a "virtual" wubi disk.  As for being "real" you can use ubuntu the same in every way using wubi that you can by performing a disk install.
[17:55] <nh2> how to turn off compression in 7za/7zr?
[17:55] <harish> any help please. pidgin now showing contact list of gtalk
[17:57] <ship> danbhfive: i have tried this :  ...then ubuntu +kde then ---> kubuntu  i have seen difference. on performance and in some stuff , like button on kommander that it didn't seen and many other little stuff
[17:57] <OB1FoShoB> crap, setup ubuntu adhoc, everything was working fine, rebooted the xp (client) pc and now it's pulling bogus ip info :-(
[17:57] <ship> these difference in *serveral * pc has lead to me to use ubuntu and kubuntu without mixing.
[17:58] <ship> you can of course try to remove a lots of packages from ubuntu to get kernelbuntu+kde but it's a waste of time
[17:58] <ship> then you wanna see gnome missed up menu ?
[17:58] <ZykoticK9> nh2, /usr/share/doc/p7zip-full/DOCS/MANUAL/switches/method.htm says x=0 is copy (no compression)
[17:59] <v4vijayakumar> hi, gif images as desktop background are not working as expected..
[18:00] <JoeSomebody> i cancelled the install. i would be installing today if someone is willing to tell me step by step how to install on my win machine, i have two drives and i cannot tell which is which to install on (both same)
[18:00] <JoeSomebody> booting windows to try and determin how to identify my drives in linux
[18:02] <JoeSomebody> why could not the authors of ubuntu expect a windows machine?
[18:02] <JoeSomebody> it should be built in to throw in the cd and go - under windows, will that work? i'm guessing not
[18:03] <ChrisC_> Hi people, quick question. With Emerald is there a basic package of themes I can download as opposed to downloading individual ones? Thanks.
[18:03] <RDove> JoeSomebody, Linux is separate from windows, it is its own operating system
[18:04] <JoeSomebody> if i put a win7 dvd in say, xp, it will install, and it is its own OS
[18:05] <JoeSomebody> it i smart enuf to run / install
[18:05] <JoeSomebody> why cant this be?
[18:05] <RDove> JoeSomebody, linux is different, you need to reboot your machine after you put the CD in
[18:06] <JoeSomebody> well doing that again now
[18:06] <RDove> JoeSomebody, read this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[18:06] <RDove> make sure you don't reformat your windows partition
[18:06] <JoeSomebody> THAT IS WHY I AM HERE
[18:06] <U8untu> hey.. how do i forward the irc ports from your router to the irc server
[18:06] <OB1FoShoB> not sure why, but if anyone has adhoc ubuntu server may need to manually input ip config on client pc
[18:06] <JoeSomebody> please tell me how not avoid that
[18:07] <JoeSomebody> please tell me how to avoid that
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> JoeSomebody: avoid what?
[18:07] <JoeSomebody> [2:05pm] <RDove> make sure you don't reformat your windows partition
[18:07] <JoeSomebody> that
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: its different fro router to router, you'll have to rtfm
[18:07] <RDove> JoeSomebody, read this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[18:07] <amgarchIn9> hi, what tool do you use to upload large files that allows interrupt/resume ?
[18:07] <U8untu> ActionParsnip  and whats that?
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> JoeSomebody: if you run: sudo fdik -l    you can se what the ntfs partition name is and avoid it
[18:08] <RDove> ActionParsnip, he hasn't installed linux yet
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: read the fat manual
[18:08] <OB1FoShoB> thanx for all help, anyone know when final 9.10 comes out?
[18:08] <outspoke> hi
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> RDove: you can run the command from the live cd desktop before installing
[18:08] <outspoke> can i ask something?
[18:08] <KittyBoots> What is the optimum swap partition size?
[18:09] <U8untu> ActionParsnip  dont get it..where is that?i am new in linux.. :| i just want to forward the irc ports from my router to the irc server
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> OB1FoShoB: end of october
[18:09] <^mNotIntelligent> KittyBoots, depends on your ram size
[18:09] <OB1FoShoB> nice :)
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: its a terminal command
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: sorry
[18:09] <^mNotIntelligent> KittyBoots, pref: more ram less swap
[18:09] <jordanwb> How do I change the software source on Ubuntu Server?
[18:09] <KittyBoots> ^mNotIntelligent: what application can I use to find out my ram size and what is a general rule for deciding?
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: is the router a domestic grae router, or is it a full pc acting as a router?
[18:10] <outspoke> can someone help me if it's possible to run a windows executable file in ubuntu?
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> jordanwb: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:10] <U8untu> well .. ActionParsnip  i have a wireless... dunno.. how it is
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> !wine | outspoke
[18:10] <^mNotIntelligent> KittyBoots, use: free -m to get you primary memory in MB and swapon -s to get curretn swap size
[18:10]  * rdm fuma 1 paglia
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: then it will have a manual either online or in paper form. it is nothing to do with linux
[18:10] <jordanwb> ActionParsnip: I see, so there's no CLI command to change it?
[18:11] <aj_444> Is there a way to make a program start right whenI log in?
[18:11] <^mNotIntelligent> KittyBoots, the old school rule: swap = 2 x ram doesnot apply anymore as now-a-days you've a lot of ram with all sys...
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: you could have all windows based PCs and configuring the router would be the same
[18:11] <outspoke> does it require that i install it?
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> jordanwb: how do you mean "change it"
[18:11] <outspoke> i'm actuallyrunning the ubuntu via CD only
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> outspoke: yes you need to install wine
[18:11] <jordanwb> ActionParsnip: change the software source
[18:11] <^mNotIntelligent> outspoke, use wine for that
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> outspoke: you can apt-get install on the live cd
[18:12] <^mNotIntelligent> !wine | outspoke
[18:12] <KittyBoots> ^mNotIntelligent: I have 1000 mb so should I go with 2000 mb swap?
[18:12] <U8untu> ActionParsnip  but how to forward the irc ports from my router to the irc server , on windows? and if i do it..it works on linux?
[18:12] <outspoke> what's apt-get?
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> jordanwb: you can add and remove repos as you like in that text file. You will need to run: sudo apt-get update afterwards. I dont know of anything else you could mean
[18:12] <outspoke> sorry i'm getting confused :-(
[18:12] <Mert> how can I change application dir?
[18:12] <ZykoticK9> jordanwb, /etc/apt/sources.list is the text file
[18:12] <QuAgLiA> ciao
[18:12] <^mNotIntelligent> KittyBoots, thats fine...in my case i've 4gig ram and just 1.2 gig swap...swap almost never gets used...and if you run short of swap you can add extra swap on the fly
[18:12] <jordanwb> ZykoticK9: Yes I know.
[18:13] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: yes it will work, your router will have a different config for setting up port forwarding / virtual server
[18:13] <jordanwb> ActionParsnip: I guess that'll do.
[18:13] <jordanwb> ActionParsnip: thanks
[18:13] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: you need your manual or an online manual on how to do it
[18:13] <KittyBoots> ^mNotIntelligent: Thanks!
[18:13] <U8untu> i dont have a manual.. ActionParsnip  ..and online manual..dont find one..i am newbie.. in virtual server and linux..:p
[18:13] <^mNotIntelligent> KittyBoots, YW !
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: its nothing to do with linux. its your router
[18:14] <U8untu> ActionParsnip  yes..but.. i dont know how to do that.. ip port.stuff..on windows
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: if you look at your router you will see a model, websearch that for the manufacturers site and get the manual
[18:15] <^mNotIntelligent> outspoke, still confused?
[18:15] <outspoke> yeah
[18:15] <outspoke> newbie here
[18:15] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: the irc server will listen on a port (most likely  6667) you need to verify the port you are listeningh on for your IRC server and forward that port
[18:15] <outspoke> i'm just trying it
[18:15] <outspoke> and...just confused
[18:16] <^mNotIntelligent> outspoke, what exactly is your prob...put details of your problem...and use nick in the begining of each response
[18:16] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: configuring of dlink / netgear / whatever routers is unike between providers and even model so is impossible for anyoine to guide you unless they have the exact router you have (unlikely)
[18:16] <^mNotIntelligent> outspoke, everyone has gone through that phase once...so dont worry
[18:16] <U8untu> and how to forward it ActionParsnip  ? it will work if i am connected through LAN ?
[18:16] <Laurens> my xorg uses 60% cpu and I have an intel integrated card, what am I supposed to do
[18:16] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: yes it will work on lan
[18:17] <Laurens> ubuntu is *very* slow
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> U8untu: you will just accept extra connectiuons from the outside world as your router has been told to allow that port access
[18:17] <Laurens> and new windows load in bars from top to bottom
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> Laurens: have yuo installed and configured video drivers?
[18:17] <ZykoticK9> Laurens, do you have Compiz turned on?
[18:17] <Laurens> yes
[18:17]  * U8untu brb ..
[18:17] <Laurens> Compiz is on afaik, but with no effects
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> yeah turn compiz off
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> Laurens: are you fully updated?
[18:18] <Laurens> yes, I did that like 1 hour ago
[18:18] <outspoke> ^mNotIntelligent: i was trying to execute a program that is windows-based; however, it says that an error has occurred. the file has an .exe file. and i'm running the ubuntu via the CD...so i didn't install the ubuntu in the HD
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> outspoke: not all apps run
[18:18] <Laurens> if I go to appearance > visual effects, the box with 'none' is on
[18:18] <outspoke> ^mNotIntelligent: i think i got the format correct?
[18:19] <^mNotIntelligent> outspoke, are you on liveCD?
[18:19] <Jallamann> Hi, can someone tell me the name of the german Ubuntu helpchannel?
[18:19] <Laurens> #ubuntu.de ?
[18:19] <h2g2bob> !de
[18:19] <Jallamann> thx
[18:19] <outspoke> ^mNotIntelligent: liveCD?
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> outspoke: wine is a best effort. Some apps run great (doom3) some apps will install but run weird or need special options (Postal2) some will simply refuse to even install (ThemePark)
[18:19] <Laurens> :)
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> !de
[18:20] <Laurens> ActionParsnip, I am fully updated
[18:20] <^mNotIntelligent> outspoke, you said you're running ubuntu via CD...
[18:20] <outspoke> ^mNotIntelligent: yeah
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> Laurens: could try the reverted driver. Its helped people having slowness with intel vga
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> Laurens: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/reverting-xorg-video-intel-driver-of.html
[18:21] <Ep5iloN> Hi, some question. How can I view connections that gnutls server holds right now?
[18:21] <^mNotIntelligent> outspoke, still you can install wine and run win apps...but keep in mind you can't run all win apps...
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> Laurens: this is the height of my intel knowledge as I think they stink
[18:21] <Laurens> Im gonna buy an AMD Phenom X3 710 for my next pc
[18:21] <Laurens> this is just silly 1,8 GHz pentium4
[18:21] <Laurens> :$
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> Laurens: nvidia gfx is very well supported in linux :D
[18:22] <Laurens> what about ATi?
[18:22] <nh2> ZykoticK9: thanks!
[18:22] <dpreacher> I can't figure out what /dev/sd? is my Seagate Freeagent 500gb usb ntfs so that I can mount it. I tried searching in dmesg and with sudo fdisk -l but no clue at all. only lsusb tells  Seagate device is connected. Ubuntu jaunty. ntfs-3g installed
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> ati is getting better
[18:22] <alokito> can i boot from my root partition after resizing it?
[18:22] <alokito> if not how to make it bootable?
[18:22] <Laurens> ActionParsnip, and Club 3D?
[18:22] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, whats the output of fdisk -l
[18:22] <outspoke> ^mNotIntelligent: ah ok...let me check ifi can install it
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> Laurens: club3d make ati and nviia cards, so its the same as any other manufacturer
[18:23] <dpreacher> It detects the 3 partitions of my primary internal hard disk swap / and /home ^mNotIntelligent
[18:23] <^mNotIntelligent> outspoke, yeh sure....revert back if you've issues
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> Laurens: you drive the chip on the card, not the card manufacturer
[18:23] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, and what else is not getting detected, that you want to be...is that the case ?
[18:23] <iAreBaboon>  anyone know what mechanism does pulseaudio use to automatically switch sound cards when you, say pluging a usb headset ?
[18:24] <iAreBaboon>  that mechanism worked fine until a few days ago where it never routes to the usb
[18:24] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent Seagate Freeagent external drive not getting detected
[18:24] <tonii> IAmWeasel!
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> tonii: i r baboon
[18:25] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, but you dmesg says it's been detected, right? is that
[18:25] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, *your
[18:25] <tonii> ^_^
[18:25] <alokito> can i boot from my root partition after resizing it? if not how to make it bootable?
[18:25] <dutchie> alokito: it should just stay bootable
[18:25] <iAreBaboon> ActionParsnip: no you is not, is r !   :D
[18:25] <pronoy> gconf-editor keybindings don't allow me to use <Ctrl>T ...the command gets executed on pressing just 'T'  how do i fix this ?
[18:25] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent neither dmesg or fdisk has a clue, but lsusb mentions it detected a Seagate device
[18:25] <^mNotIntelligent> alokito, btw you can use grub to set the bootable partition
[18:25] <alokito> dutchie, hope so but I think i read somewhere that it goes unbootable
[18:26] <alokito> ^mNotIntelligent, u mean update-grub?
[18:26] <dutchie> alokito: if you resize it with gparted, you can just use that to set the boot flag on it
[18:26] <pronoy> gconf-editor keybindings don't allow me to use <Ctrl>T ...the command gets executed on pressing just 'T'  how do i fix this ?
[18:26] <alokito> dutchie, ok, trying :-)
[18:26] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, if lsusb is showing your ext hd,,,then it should show up....
[18:27] <^mNotIntelligent> alokito, not exactly
[18:27] <alokito> its a usb pendrive btw.. but bios detects it as hard disk so I guess same thing applies for it too
[18:27] <alokito> ^mNotIntelligent, then grub-install root partition? :-/
[18:27] <Yax1> hello
[18:27] <diesel1> hi all any1 useing backtrack 4
[18:27] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent, I could've converted to fat32 but i don't want to as i want to save disk images using imaging tools for my windows machine as well, and don't want to hit the 4gb barrier
[18:27] <JoeSomebody> backing up win xp and 7 parts, then i am just booting it and figure it out mself i guess, ill pick the first option on drive space thing window, dont have a clue what it means tho
[18:28] <stary> j\
[18:28] <aksci> i'm trying to connect using wvdial! but it just says the ppp0 demon is dying!
[18:28] <aksci> did everything according to the settings given on the manual!
[18:28] <^mNotIntelligent> alokito, dont remeber exactly but you can do that from grub...if you want that i can google out right away
[18:28] <JoeSomebody> google has too many results
[18:28] <stary> whats up ??:)
[18:28] <kl_> Hi, how do I sync my gnome-keyring password with my login password?
[18:29] <alokito> aksci, in new ubuntu versions u can use the default network manager for configuring connection, no need of wvdial
[18:29] <JoeSomebody> how do most people learn this?
[18:29] <JoeSomebody> how do most people learn this?
[18:29] <nathan7> !repeat | JoeSomebody
[18:29] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, ext hd is ntfs formatted, right? but still that should not a prob...can you put your model/make and let me google out
[18:29] <JoeSomebody> yeah i can search and search and search and search and search and search and search and search and search and search
[18:30] <aksci> alokito: well thanks! but i'm using wicd to connect!
[18:31] <ActionParsnip> JoeSomebody: just read the screen, its all there for you
[18:31] <aksci> alokito: hey, how do i remove wicd and replace it with my old network manager without having problems???
[18:31] <pronoy> gconf-editor keybindings don't allow me to use <Ctrl>T ...the command gets executed on pressing just 'T'  how do i fix this ?
[18:32] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent let me do the google part...with the model number...i was searching generically...
[18:32] <alokito> aksci, sudo apt-get install gnome-network-manager  ?
[18:32] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, coool...
[18:32] <alokito> aksci, whats your ubuntu version btw?
[18:33] <aksci> jaunty
[18:33] <alokito> aksci, ok then, you can configure ppp easily in jaunty]
[18:33] <alokito> brb
[18:33] <aksci> alokito: hey! please let me know!
[18:35] <jwalker> hey
[18:36] <^mNotIntelligent> !hi | jwalker
[18:37] <kane77> do you know of any simple facebook notification application? gwibber does not work for me :/
[18:37] <ActionParsnip> kane77: notifying of what?
[18:37] <dutchie> kane77: if you are talking about gwibber 2.0, I don't think it works for anybody
[18:38] <kane77> ActionParsnip, changes, updates, comments etc.
[18:38] <^mNotIntelligent> dutchie, not for me either
[18:38] <ActionParsnip> kane77: this: http://www.my-guides.net/en/content/view/141/26/
[18:39] <eldar_> linux n00b here, ubuntu's giving me weird sound issues on my lappy, laptop speakers work fine but no sound when i plug speakers or headphones in, ran alsamixer, everything's unmuted, any thoughts? btw speakers/headphones/headphone jack all work fine under Win7
[18:39] <vivek> can any1 help me how to install gsmart tool...for checking hard disk errors
[18:39] <kane77> ActionParsnip, wow! that's what I was looking for.. thanks
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> np
[18:40] <alokito> !sound | eldar_
[18:41] <vivek> can any1 help me how to install gsmart tool...for checking hard disk errors.. m very new to ubuntu
[18:41] <soreau> How can you check if a certain package is from PPA or ubuntu repos?
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> !info gsmartcontrol
[18:42] <Jeruvy> soreau: PPA's have to be manually added, they usually appear in a separate section also.
[18:42] <ActionParsnip> soreau: apt-cache policy <packagce>
[18:42] <kriskras> cd /join #apache
[18:42] <progzy> Hello, I d like to make a ISO of a homemade DVD. Problem is that when I wanrt to copy it on HDD it gives me a 1.2M ISO which is not correct since there is a more than 1G VOB in DVD. Any suggestion please ?
[18:42] <LioN__> someone can help-me, can't install anything
[18:42] <pronoy> gconf-editor keybindings don't allow me to use <Ctrl>T ...the command gets executed on pressing just 'T'  how do i fix this ?
[18:43] <Celroc> Hi all
[18:43] <^mNotIntelligent> Celroc, hey
[18:43] <alokito> !hi | Celroc
[18:43] <^mNotIntelligent> pronoy, you gotta change key bindings for shorcuts
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> vivek: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/alex_sh/xUbuntu_9.04/i386/gsmartcontrol_0.8.5+nmu1_i386.deb    or      http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/alex_sh/xUbuntu_9.04/amd64/gsmartcontrol_0.8.5+nmu1_amd64.deb
[18:44] <pronoy> ^mNotIntelligent ?
[18:44] <Celroc> I've heard that running two Windows programs at the same time is a bad idea (this applying to Windows OS, of course), but does it apply to Ubuntu? Say, will running two browsers hurt anything more than a small performance hit?
[18:45] <jrib> Celroc: that doesn't sound accurate at all for windows or linux...
[18:45] <^mNotIntelligent> Celroc, never
[18:45] <Jeruvy> Celroc: I don't know where you heard that but it's not really true in general.  With either OS.  Some apps can behave badly mind you.
[18:45] <vivek> Actionparsnip: thank u..
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> Celroc: if the system has enough resources to run it, why not
[18:45] <LioN__> i'm using ubuntu since 7.04 version so i'm having some problens whit apt-get
[18:46] <jrib> !7.04 | LioN__
[18:46] <Celroc> Thanks all. Actually, the part about Windows was more about running two AVs at once caused problems.... then I eard two similar programs would cause problems
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: wassup
[18:46] <Celroc> *heard
[18:46] <jrib> LioN__: you aren't receiving security updates anymore, you need to upgrade
[18:47] <LioN__> now i'm using the 9.04
[18:47] <LioN__> now i'm using the 9.04
[18:47] <LioN__> but it want's to install a language pack
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: can you use pastebin to give the output of: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[18:48] <LioN__> Erros foram encontrados durante o processamento de:
[18:48] <LioN__>  /var/cache/apt/archives/language-pack-kde-pt_1%3a9.04+20090803.2_all.deb
[18:48] <LioN__> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: i said use pastebin
[18:49] <LioN__> i'm br
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> but this will do, please use pastebin in future
[18:49] <LioN__> how i can do this?
[18:49] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent what do I search for, i'm just getting price list, and shop addresses :( st305004fdm201-rk
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> !paste | LioN__
[18:49] <madmac2501> hi
[18:49] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, search for drivers/firmwars right?
[18:49] <LioN__> ok
[18:49] <dpreacher> oh ok
[18:49] <^mNotIntelligent> !hi | madmac2501
[18:50] <LioN__> sorry
[18:50] <Celroc> Hi Madmac
[18:50] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, as per your flavor of linux say 9.04 32 bit...
[18:50] <madmac2501> i have installed ubuntu karmic alpha 6, but it hangs lots of times, i dont know if it it the kernel or the x, because i have an intel graphic card
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: ok try: sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get -f install; sudo depmod -a; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[18:50] <rski> madmac2501: #ubuntu+1
[18:50] <madmac2501> rski, thanks
[18:50] <LioN__> i'll try
[18:51] <MasterofPuppets> Hello world! Anyone interested in helping a complete newbie?
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: use the pastebin to put the output on a web page, then give us the address
[18:51] <King1> Hi,  does anyone know where I can get the atheros 9k drivers with all dependencies for a pen-drive install.
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> !ask | MasterofPuppets
[18:51] <scott> Puppets: I'm a newbie too but I might be able to help you.
[18:51] <^mNotIntelligent> MasterofPuppets, everyone is interested..go ahead w/ your Q
[18:51] <Celroc> Oops, wait, sorry guys, I made a mistake in my above question.... let me rephrase it:
[18:51] <MasterofPuppets> Thanks :) Well, i have two, I guess
[18:51] <^mNotIntelligent> MasterofPuppets, one by one
[18:52] <MasterofPuppets> 1) When I suspend, my laptop's keyboard completely stops responding when I try to log in (mouse works, though)
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> King1: might be in the backport modules
[18:52] <MasterofPuppets> (I'm on 9.04 p.s.)
[18:52] <^mNotIntelligent> !details | MasterofPuppets
[18:52] <pronoy> ^mNotIntelligent i didn't get it what you were saying earlier plz repeat
[18:52] <LioN__> it says that have a dependece
[18:52] <Celroc> Will running two similar programs at the same time cause problems, I meant above?
[18:52] <LioN__> !pastebin sudo apt-get install amsn
[18:52] <LioN__> Lendo listas de pacotes... Pronto
[18:52] <LioN__> Construindo árvore de dependências
[18:52] <LioN__> Lendo informação de estado... Pronto
[18:52] <LioN__> Você deve querer executar 'apt-get -f install' para corrigí-los:
[18:52] <FloodBot2> LioN__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:52] <LioN__> Os pacotes a seguir têm dependências desencontradas:
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: can you pastebin the entire output
[18:52] <^mNotIntelligent> pronoy, sorry i missed the context..so many guys...can you remind what r we talking about?
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: use the pastebin
[18:53] <^mNotIntelligent> !pb | LioN__
[18:53] <MasterofPuppets> ubottu: I'm on a Sony Vaio PCG-3E2L. When I suspend and try to re-enter, the keyboard completely stops responding upon getting to the resume screen
[18:53] <MasterofPuppets> Oh, lol
[18:53] <MasterofPuppets> Damn.
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: i told you before. use the pastebin
[18:53] <MasterofPuppets> Well, there are the details
[18:53] <LioN__> see here
[18:54] <LioN__> http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/274788/
[18:54] <pronoy> ^mNotIntelligent key bindings
[18:54] <pronoy> ^mNotIntelligent key bindings unable to use ctrl T
[18:54] <zopiac> does anyone have the Facebook plugin for Pidgin working? I can't get it to instal
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: see how that one link conveys all the info and doesnt scroll the channel
[18:54] <airtonix> how do i control the ftp behaviour of GVFS ?
[18:54] <theadmin> Hi peoples. Major problem, not Ubuntu but a Ubuntu-based system. Problem: Files NOT uploading, big amounts of info NOT sending.
[18:54] <^mNotIntelligent> pronoy, ohh coool....
[18:54] <LioN__> yes
[18:54] <^mNotIntelligent> pronoy, are you able to open keybinding menu?
[18:54] <Celroc> Hey guys, sorry, I didn't properly phrase my question earlier. Actually, I meant will running two similar programs at the same time cause problems with Ubuntu?
[18:54] <ZykoticK9> zopiac, i have it installed but working - no.  It will only connect for a few seconds for me???  I asked a little while ago, but no one replied.
[18:55] <pronoy> ^mNotIntelligent yes
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: imagine if 10 people pasted 10 line outputs (less than you psted) the channel would be useless
[18:55] <zopiac> ZykoticK9: i just cant get it to install; it gives me an error about libjson-glib-1.0-0
[18:55] <airtonix> Celroc, depends on the program
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: sudo apt-get -f install
[18:55] <LioN__> yep
[18:55] <LioN__> i did this
[18:55] <airtonix> Celroc, in most cases it won't matter
[18:55] <LioN__> doesn't work
[18:55] <^mNotIntelligent> pronoy, then you can modify whatever you want...whats the issue then?
[18:55] <ctmjr> Celroc: you mean like running 2 media players at once?
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: can you give the output please
[18:56] <sicks> Celroc: depends on the programs.  could be no problem at all, or it might not work at all.
[18:56] <MasterofPuppets> I'll save people time and just ask if anybody knows what the root keyboard program is
[18:56] <ZykoticK9> zopiac, have you tried "sudo apt-get install libjson-glib-1.0-0" ?
[18:56] <MasterofPuppets> I.e. the thing that runs at startup to enable the keyboard
[18:56] <Celroc> ctmjr: I guess I just meant two similar programs in general
[18:56] <stefanjr_> hi
[18:56] <stefanjr_> i have question
[18:56] <LioN__> ok
[18:56] <LioN__> just a sec
[18:56] <zopiac> ZykoticK9: yeah, but the installer says i dont have a version higher than 0.7.6
[18:56] <stefanjr_> anbody could help me ??
[18:56] <pronoy> ^mNotIntelligent the issue is in Global_keybindings
[18:56] <theadmin> stefanjr: Ask it first
[18:57] <juro> stefanjr_, you will have to ask the question first
[18:57] <pronoy> ^mNotIntelligent unable to use ctrl T
[18:57] <pronoy> ^mNotIntelligent works only with T
[18:57] <Celroc> ctmjr: I guess I remember being told that running two AVs at the same time on Windows was a bad idea.... and was told that two similar programs would cause problems...
[18:57] <^mNotIntelligent> pronoy, do you have compiz enabled?
[18:57] <mano> when i leave my ubuntu idle overnight, i wake up and my mouse pointer is no longer there. i'm on 9.04,  i can see it highlighting stuff yet no pointer. i have to restart to get it back
[18:57] <arooni> so i have a custom built computer running jaunty.  after ~12 hours, i can't hear sound anymore; going to alsamixer yields => ""alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such device"... i've tried using my sound blaster live card and built in mobo sound but it happens with either card.  rebooting restores sound.  ideas?
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> MasterofPuppets: looks like you may need to add i8042.reset as a kernel option
[18:57] <stefanjr_> I compiled audacious
[18:57] <pronoy> ^mNotIntelligent yes
[18:57] <stefanjr_> and everythinks was ok
[18:57] <stefanjr_> but when i click to open it
[18:57] <ZykoticK9> zopiac, i don't even have that installed?  are you using the repo's pidgin-facebookchat?
[18:58] <stefanjr_> it doesn't start
[18:58] <MasterofPuppets> ActionParsnip: Where would I do that?
[18:58] <stefanjr_> I don't know why :)
[18:58] <^mNotIntelligent> pronoy, thats what is blocking your cntrl + T key or others...have a look there and change accordingly
[18:58] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | MasterofPuppets
[18:58] <zopiac> ZykoticK9: no im using the one from Google Code
[18:58] <pronoy> ^mNotIntelligent oh so i have to first change the bindings in compiz ! thats hard since i have no idea where this is used
[18:58] <ZykoticK9> zopiac, sorry can't help then???
[18:59] <zopiac> ZykoticK9: well now i can try to use the repo version
[18:59] <ctmjr> Celroc: AV as in anti virus?
[18:59] <rdm> I have a question about flash player 4 you tube
[18:59] <Celroc> ctmjr: Yep
[18:59] <^mNotIntelligent> pronoy, that might be one way to fix it...there might be some smart ways I'm not aware of
[18:59] <ZykoticK9> zopiac, well it doesn't have the same dependency, I can verifiy that.
[18:59] <ActionParsnip> !ask | rdm
[18:59] <zopiac> ZykoticK9: well it installed fine
[18:59] <pronoy> ^mNotIntelligent i'll use my volume key ! :)
[19:00] <MasterofPuppets> ActionParsnip: Can I access that from terminal?
[19:00] <Celroc> ctmjr: Although, I've yet to put AV on this computer.... that's just where I first heard about problems with two similar programs
[19:00] <^mNotIntelligent> pronoy, what google spit out for your queries ?
[19:00] <rdm> ok When I see video in fullscreen mode the video doesn' t go fluid what i can do ?
[19:00] <pronoy> ^mNotIntelligent google spat a tutorial but no solution
[19:00] <^mNotIntelligent> pronoy, oops
[19:00] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent am not finding any useful answers. people seem to be only selling drives or getting the /dev path to use miraculously. :( st305004fdm201-rk this is the model number
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> MasterofPuppets: sure, you can use sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:01] <MasterofPuppets> ActionParsnip: Backup the original file, I assume
[19:01] <LioN__> http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/274798/
[19:01] <LioN__> see it
[19:01] <Celroc> rdm: I'd suggest first checking to see if you have the newest version of the Flash Player
[19:01] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, lemme google that out...btw, if you have some links gimme thta...to hasten the process
[19:01] <dpreacher> sure
[19:01] <rdm> yes i have
[19:01] <ZoeyMarie> can someone help me troubleshoot some alsa problems I'm having with a sound program? (audacity)
[19:01] <airtonix> how do i control the ftp behaviour of GVFS ? I need to make it maintain ftp activity every 25secs to prevent connection loss
[19:02] <ctmjr> Celroc: it's the programs that are incompatible with each other (using the same resources) it is not in the os
[19:02] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent http://www.backupcentral.com/phpBB2/two-way-mirrors-of-external-mailing-lists-3/backuppc-21/notes-on-seagate-free-agent-drive-91901/
[19:02] <^mNotIntelligent> ZoeyMarie, go ahead
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> MasterofPuppets: just add the option to the end of the kernel lines
[19:02] <rdm> i run on 64b, and before i install ub-studio package you tube run well
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: sudo dpkg --force-all -i /var/cache/apt/archives/language-pack-kde-pt_1%3a9.04+20090803.2_all.deb
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> rdm: uninstall all flash plugins then reinstall the adobe one
[19:03] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent I searched for this (seagate freeagent st305004fdm201-rk linux drivers)
[19:03] <Celroc> rdm: Ok... next, after hitting "play" for the video, pause it for a little bit; this gives it time to buffer and should run more smoothly
[19:03] <LioN__> man
[19:03] <Celroc> ctmjr: Ah, I see. Thanks
[19:03] <LioN__> it worked
[19:03] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, thats fine
[19:03] <LioN__> thank you very much
[19:03] <zopiac> ZykoticK9: well theres a problem
[19:03] <ZoeyMarie> ^mNotIntelligent: well, when I run audacity (either from terminal or not) it'll freeze when I try and play or record anything (before that it's fine), and in terminal it spits out some stuff, and alsa is in it, but I don't know what it means. Should I pastebin it?
[19:03] <rdm> i yet tried
[19:03] <ZykoticK9> zopiac, details?
[19:04] <airtonix> wtb noop setting for GVFS
[19:04] <dpreacher> ActionParsnip howdy :)
[19:04] <zopiac> ZykoticK9: after i installed the plugin, pidgin wouldnt connect to anything
[19:04] <^mNotIntelligent> ZoeyMarie, that would be better....
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: ok now run: sudo apt-get -f install    again
[19:04] <Mike_lifeguard> Hello, How can I remove the ability to sign in to my account with a password (I use key instead)?
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> dpreacher: howdy
[19:04] <LioN__> ok
[19:04] <rdm> how i can unistall all plugins
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: make sure all is well
[19:04] <zopiac> ZykoticK9: not AIM, MSN, IRC . . . i didnt even have the facebook plugin enabled yet
[19:04] <ZykoticK9> zopiac, sorry I didn't experience that problem!
[19:04] <LioN__> yep
[19:04]  * dpreacher wonders what's with the camel case names in #ubuntu...thought that was a trouble of windows world :(
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> rdm: dpkg -l | grep flash
[19:04] <ZoeyMarie> ^mNotIntelligent, well, I wouldn't pastebin it unless someone agreed to look at it first. So, I was just checking. ;)
[19:04] <zopiac> ZykoticK9: i had to uninstall the package for pidgin to work again :(
[19:04] <LioN__> yes everything is fine
[19:05] <LioN__> thank you
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> rdm: uninstall the flash plugins, also run: dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swfdec
[19:05] <jedi06> how do you get it to show all desktops?
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: great, from my interrpretation of the error
[19:05] <Mike_lifeguard> dpreacher: IRC doesn't allow spaces in nicks (among other things)
[19:05] <jake> could someone please help me get my sound set up on my ubuntu install please
[19:05] <jedi06> and then select each desktop
[19:05] <kl_> Hi, how do I sync my gnome-keyring password with my login password?
[19:05] <Mike_lifeguard> dpreacher: has nothing to do with OS
[19:05] <^mNotIntelligent> ZoeyMarie, then you miss the chance of gettting your prob fixed/looked-at
[19:05] <rdm> i don' t have gnash and swdec, you know
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> LioN__: ii think there was a file in the deb file that already existed, so i told it to just go for it
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> rdm: those commands wil check
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> rdm: you cant have more than 1 flash plugin installed or they fight and you get nothing
[19:06] <LioN__> humm
[19:06] <LioN__> i'll remember
[19:06] <dpreacher> Mike_lifeguard thanks for clarifying...i was pointing at the conventions of camel case/hungarian style variable naming in the windows platform languages
[19:06] <alokito> where's the font folder in jaunty?
[19:07] <ZoeyMarie> ^mNotIntelligent: touche. Here's the pastebin: http://pastebin.com/m5203bd7
[19:07] <ewp> kl_, rm ~/.gnome2/keyrings/default.keyring
[19:07] <Mike_lifeguard> dpreacher: avoiding spaces is common in lots of things, since they often need to be escaped, which is a pain if you can avoid it
[19:07] <Celroc> Thanks for the help, all. Guess I'm gonna log out now. Bye, and have a good day!
[19:07] <airtonix> how do i control the ftp behaviour of GVFS ? I need to make it maintain ftp activity every 25secs to prevent connection loss
[19:07] <^mNotIntelligent> ZoeyMarie, cool...
[19:07] <ewp> kl_, then you should be able to enter a new one
[19:07] <rdm> the command doesn' t give any output
[19:08] <dpreacher> Mike_lifeguard I agree
[19:08] <kl_> ewp: won't I lose all password associate with that keyring password?
[19:08] <jake> is there anyone here who would be able to help me get my sound to work
[19:08] <ZoeyMarie> jake, what's the problem?
[19:08] <ewp> kl_, ah you may be right
[19:08] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, the links talks in detail about accessing the free agent ext hd..did you try thta?
[19:08] <rdm> I unistall flash with purge and after I install another time , but it, s the some (only in fullscreen mode)
[19:09] <jake> ZoeyMarie, I have no sound :P
[19:09] <ZoeyMarie> jake, are the speakers plugged in? are you trying to play music?
[19:09] <ZoeyMarie> starting from the basics. ;)
[19:09] <ZoeyMarie> what program are you using to test?
[19:09] <MasterofPuppets> ActionParsnip: At the end of the most recent generic kernel line?
[19:09] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent, not getting the part about getting the drive /dev path
[19:10] <kl_> ewp: I know how to change the keyring password but I wan't it to sync with my login password so when I change my login password I do not have to change the keyring password as well.
[19:10] <ewp> kl_, i never looked but maybe you can change it in Accessories -> Password and Encryption Keys
[19:10] <MasterofPuppets> ActionParsnip: Or at the end of all of them
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> rdm: ok thats cool, try: sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-installer flashplugin-nonfree; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[19:10] <ewp> kl_, oh i have no clue then there
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> MasterofPuppets: just the one you use
[19:10] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, can you be more specific...paste the command htats nto working
[19:10] <MasterofPuppets> ActionParsnip: Okays then
[19:10] <jake> ZoeyMarie, would it makes sense that a sudo apt-get update sort my sound?
[19:11] <Lupinterzo> ciao
[19:11] <Lupinterzo> ciao
[19:11] <kl_> ewp: Okies, thanks
[19:11] <dpreacher> ^mNotIntelligent I tried sudo fdisk -l, sudo dmesg| grep -i sd and lsusb. I am not able to determine the /dev/path for the freeagent drive
[19:11] <ZoeyMarie> jake, you mean, would running sudo apt-get update fix it? I dunno... I suppose it could depend on what's causing the problem. Unless you're asking if an update caused it. shrugs
[19:11] <arand> kl_: What is it you're trying to do? (latecomer)
[19:11] <ZoeyMarie> has it ever worked before?
[19:12] <Lupinterzo> ciao
[19:12] <ZoeyMarie> ^mNotIntelligent, did you get a chance to look at the pastebin?
[19:12] <jake> ZoeyMarie, i updated and my gforce 8800 GT is now working... but it asked me to enable proprietary drivers for that. It didnt mention anything to me about the sound and that now works too
[19:12] <ZoeyMarie> jake, so your sound works now?
[19:12] <jake> ZoeyMarie, thanks for the help - it's all down to you that i now have sound :D
[19:12] <^mNotIntelligent> dpreacher, looks weird to me...
[19:12] <kl_> arand: I want my gnome-keyring password to sync with my login password.
[19:12] <^mNotIntelligent> ZoeyMarie, looking at it
[19:12] <ZoeyMarie> jake, haha. I don't think I did much, but I'll take the thanks. ;)
[19:13] <ZoeyMarie> ^mNotIntelligent, thaaaank you.
[19:13] <airtonix> how do i control the ftp behaviour of GVFS ? I need to make it maintain ftp activity every 25secs to prevent connection loss
[19:13] <^mNotIntelligent> ZoeyMarie, np
[19:13] <Mike_lifeguard> If I have switched to key authentication for ssh, how do I disable password authentication on my account?
[19:13] <Lupinterzo> ciao
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> airtonix: you could cron a job to use the connection