[09:42] <iceroot> med\weed: if someone is asking "anyone used xy" i will always use !aynone, because that question "is anyone using xy" is very bad and is noch much detailed for help and now stop your spam/trolling please.
[09:42] <[R]> almagest_divine: and what makes you think you can use a phone as a webcam?
[09:42] <med\weed> hey silare http://www.myscienceisbetter.info/tag/how-to
[09:42] <med\weed> that might give u a piece of it
[09:42] <almagest_divine> [R]: i just want to find out the com port number
[09:43] <med\weed> iceroot: wrong.
[09:43] <googler> y0
[09:43] <googler> hello i am using xubuntu
[09:43] <[R]> almagest_divine: and how is that going to let you use it as a webcam?
[09:43] <med\weed> anyone used xy is not always bad.
[09:43] <Flannel> med\weed, iceroot: this is not the place.
[09:43] <googler> how can i start xcfe
[09:43] <med\weed> Once a question has been asked, a period waited and asked again, its perfectly acceptable to go there.
[09:43] <almagest_divine> [R]: i am just trying it out. it works on windows.
[09:43] <seemawn> http://pastebin.com/m389858db
[09:43] <med\weed> googler: try startx
[09:43] <med\weed> googler: try startX i think actually
[09:43] <[R]> almagest_divine: webcams require drivers... tehre is no webcam over serial
[09:43] <Viking667> Gah. Turns out I'm hopeless trying to fly a plane in fgfs
[09:44] <almagest_divine> [R]: i am just trying it out. it works on windows.
[09:44] <med\weed> googler: though depending you may have xdm/gdm/kdm
[09:44] <[R]> almagest_divine: yes, i read you already
[09:44] <[R]> almagest_divine: if it doenst "just work"... then its not gonna work
[09:44] <silare> med\weed: The main problem here is line 09 in the first set of BASH scripts. The "./autogen.sh" is where I'm getting that syntax error - when it starts activating ./configure. I think ./configure has been written incorrectly.
[09:44] <med\weed> ok
[09:45] <almagest_divine> [R]: so can you plz tell me the com port to which my mobile is connected? how to find it?
[09:45] <med\weed> silare: dunno sorry - ive no experience at all with that pacakge - I would imagine there's a useful error besides the version?
[09:45] <[R]> almagest_divine: dmesg
[09:45] <med\weed> seemawn: ok
[09:45]  * [R] just shakes his head
[09:45] <silare> med\weed: Useful error? Please clarify...
[09:45] <med\weed> open synaptic and try to right click and purge the pacakge
[09:45] <almagest_divine> [R]: it gives a big list, how to find the com port?
[09:46] <foofish> almagest_divine: is it connected via usb?
[09:46] <med\weed> sometimes synaptic can force it out
[09:46] <almagest_divine> [R]: yes
[09:46]  * n3mo Äîáðî óòðî :)
[09:46] <[R]> almagest_divine: if there is one (there isn't... and if there ws... its not gonna help you at all)... it'll say it when you plug it in
[09:46] <[R]> almagest_divine: whats the point in going to a chatroom and asking for help if you're not going to listen to the advice?
[09:46] <med\weed> here we go
[09:47] <seemawn> I mean I already deleted the package file in /var/cache/apt to force the download
[09:47] <almagest_divine> [R]: whats your advice?
[09:47] <MindVirus> Hello.
[09:47] <med\weed> try dpkg --purge packagename also if you like
[09:47] <[R]> almagest_divine: if you get no webcam device when you plug it in... then you have no webcam... you can't do webcam over serial... so evne if you figure out what serial port its on (evne if there is one... which tehre probably sint')... its not gonn do you any good
[09:48] <almagest_divine> [R]: ok i wont use it as a webcam. but can i use it to connect to internet or browse pics etc?
[09:48] <Bilge> What's the best way to execute a command when any user logs in?
[09:48] <[R]> almagest_divine: you'd have to consult the phone documentation and google
[09:49] <med\weed> yaknow Flannel
[09:49] <med\weed> your absolutely right
[09:50] <almagest_divine> [R]: i am really sorry sir/maam. but can there must be some way to find out the number of com port to which the device connected.
[09:50] <fahadsadah> Yes.
[09:50] <fahadsadah> Pipe /dev/urandom to them all, in order.
[09:50] <[R]> almagest_divine: wow you dont listen... therefore i'm not going to talk to you anymore
[09:50] <fahadsadah> When the webcam breaks, you know you have hit the right one
[09:50] <med\weed> i've no business wasting my valuble time contributing to one of the more popular distros when people presented with anonymous nicknames and walls of text are too lazy to read the words in front of them and actually communicate rather than falling into the same trap as so many other places where its about how 1337 u are.
[09:51] <almagest_divine> fahadsadah: thanks i will try tht too
[09:52] <almagest_divine> fahadsadah: what is pipe?
[09:52] <Random832> almagest_divine: wait, you said com port? i thought you said usb?
[09:52] <almagest_divine> Random832: i dont know the difference. but i connected it to the usb port. and it asks the com port number
[09:52] <Random832> how about we start from the beginning. you are trying to make a webcam work, right?
[09:53] <Random832> _what_ asks the com port number?
[09:53] <almagest_divine> the software
[09:53] <Random832> what software?
[09:53] <almagest_divine> Random832: its se webcam
[09:53] <Random832> huh?
[09:54] <Random832> what is the name of the program you are trying to get to work with the webcam
[09:54] <almagest_divine> its "se webcam"
[09:54] <MindVirus> What is the new package manager front-end?
[09:54] <Gnea> !ipv6
[09:55] <Random832> i can't find anything about a linux program called se webcam
[09:55] <almagest_divine> its windows program. i wined it
[09:55] <Gnea> MindVirus: for karmic?
[09:55] <Flannel> almagest_divine: Are you running Ubuntu?
[09:55] <MindVirus> Gnea: aye/
[09:55] <MindVirus> *aye.
[09:55] <Random832> ok what kind of webcam do you have?
[09:56] <almagest_divine> Flannel: yes ubuntu jaunty
[09:56] <Flannel> almagest_divine: Oh, it's a wine program.  You might ask in #winehq how wine deals with com ports.  Why not just use a native program?
[09:56] <Gnea> !karmic | MindVirus
[09:56] <MindVirus> I am there.
[09:56] <MindVirus> I already asked there.
[09:57] <almagest_divine> Flannel: well there is just one program of its kind
[09:57] <Gnea> then be patient.
[09:57] <almagest_divine> Flannel: http://software.hitziger.net/index.php?show=programs&nr=7
[09:57] <Random832> what is "its kind"?
[09:57]  * Gnea wonders why IPv6 simply isn't working right...
[09:57] <almagest_divine> Random832: it allows your mobile fone to be used as webcam
[09:58] <Random832> how is it so different from all the other programs that can get an image from a webcam?
[10:01] <thurston> Hi Guys, I have the Acer Aspire One with a built in 3G card. I am running Ubuntu Nebook Remix 9.04. I cannot get the 3G card to work on the UNR. Help Please.
[10:01] <CaDaVeRiA> lol i will install squid from apt-get xD i don't wanna be here for a long time
[10:03] <almagest_divine> Random832: can i get some help?
[10:03] <Random832> i don't think i know enough to help you, sorry
[10:04] <almagest_divine> Random832: but you can tell me if usb port is not a com port?
[10:04] <seemawn> how can I force redownloading a package which is already installed (and is not eraseable?)
[10:05] <almagest_divine> Seeker`: remove it first
[10:05] <almagest_divine> Seeker`: apt-get remove xxxc
[10:06] <Random832> Have you ever even used this program on windows? com port doesn't mean usb port period.
[10:06] <Random832> i need to go it's way too late for me to be up
[10:06] <HalphaZ> hello
[10:06] <almagest_divine> Random832: ok thanks
[10:06] <MindVirus> In what folder are menu items located? That is, the .desktop files.
[10:08] <dom3x> ciao
[10:08] <dom3x> !list
[10:08] <bazhang> !it | dom3x
[10:08] <thurston> Can someone please help me to get the built in 3G modem in the Acer Aspire one to work with UNR
[10:12] <r_a_f> new ubuntu beta KK is  a live-cd?
[10:13] <bazhang> r_a_f, sure is, #ubuntu+1 for karmic discussion/support
[10:14] <seemawn> does anyone know how to force apt re-downloading a package which seems to be correct downloaded/installed and in the latest version and so on?
[10:15] <bazhang> seemawn, which package, what version of ubuntu; paste.ubuntu.com with the errors when you try to remove it
[10:15] <jasonmchristos> i have generated a private gpg key with the ubuntu gui now how do i generate a public key?
[10:16] <seemawn> package: a2ps and wget, newest ubuntu (kubuntu) andÖ
[10:16] <seemawn> :
[10:17] <bazhang> seemawn, karmic?
[10:17] <seemawn> what is this?
[10:17] <ortsvorsteher> seemawn: just give us the output of "lsb_release -ci"
[10:17] <HalphaZ> http://nopaste.com/p/a5jBP4DvU
[10:17] <HalphaZ> I used k3b
[10:18] <bazhang> seemawn, what version of ubuntu and paste.ubuntu.com with the errors
[10:18] <HalphaZ> and I noticed some speed dropdowns
[10:18] <seemawn> istributor ID: Ubuntu
[10:18] <seemawn> Codename:       jaunty
[10:18] <seemawn> bazhang, hold on
[10:18] <HalphaZ> for example at 41.8%, as you can see here http://nopaste.com/p/a5jBP4DvU
[10:18] <HalphaZ> I can't understand why
[10:21] <seemawn> ortsvorsteher, bazhang:
[10:21] <seemawn> http://paste.ubuntu.com/290719/
[10:21] <seemawn> and
[10:21] <bazhang> seemawn, why would you possibly try to remove wget
[10:21] <r_a_f> bazhang: thanks ;)
[10:21] <seemawn> I already tried  to do  dpkg --forget-old-unavail
[10:22] <seemawn> bazhang, it remains unconfigured and messes up my package-database
[10:22] <seemawn> I need to REinstall wget and a2ps
[10:23] <seemawn> my question is: How can I force dpkg/apt to redownload these packages although they seem to be up-to-date and completely installed to apt-get?
[10:23] <seemawn> without purging it because it fails due to the messages I pasted by nopaste?
[10:24] <westmi> seemawn:did you try internet search?
[10:25] <bazhang> seemawn, you are running jaunty? have you added some 3rd party repos to get your system in such a bind
[10:26] <seemawn> yes
[10:26] <seemawn> and yes
[10:26] <seemawn> wait
[10:26] <bazhang> seemawn, please paste.ubuntu.com with your sources.list
[10:27] <seemawn> bazhang, hold on
[10:30] <seemawn> bazhang, http://paste.ubuntu.com/290725/
[10:32] <seemawn> this root# is not really my prompt :)
[10:32] <bazhang> seemawn, what is the final repo? le-web.org and why are you using root and dpkg to remove packages and not apt-get with sudo
[10:33] <seemawn> bazhang, i have been using linux for years, and I am used to a root-account avaiable. It is a mess when a user can commit admin-tasks with his own pw.
[10:33] <seemawn> the final repo is latex.
[10:33] <seemawn> texlive 2008 afair
[10:33] <seemawn> lemmi see
[10:34] <bazhang> seemawn, how old is this install
[10:34] <jasonmchristos> will someone please answer a question about this http://www.ghacks.net/2009/09/19/create-sign-and-publish-your-pgp-key-with-seahorse/ isnt the key generated by seahorse a private key why would i want to publish a private key?
[10:34] <seemawn> holdon it is not texlive but backintime and yadsync
[10:34] <seemawn> backup tools
[10:35] <Flannel> jasonmchristos: Because that's how public key cryptography works.  You make your public key public, and keep your private key private.  Let me find a better explanation of why and stuff.
[10:35] <seemawn> bazhang, what do you mean? This is up-to-date, and this install is half a year afair
[10:35] <jasonmchristos> Flannel: but seahorse says this is a private key and i do not see any public key
[10:36] <jasonmchristos> Flannel: i just want to be sure im not publishing the private one
[10:36] <bazhang> seemawn, when did this wget issue surface? that is an important package and worrisome that you would need to reinstall it
[10:36] <seemawn> a week ago or so
[10:37] <seemawn> but wget still works...
[10:37] <bazhang> seemawn, any recollection of what led to it? aha
[10:37] <seemawn> bazhang, sorry, I dont remember.
[10:37] <Flannel> jasonmchristos: I don't use seahorse, so I can't say for absolute certain, but private keys aren't ever published to keyservers, so having a program do that would make no sense.  You might find an answer (and more information here): https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GnuPrivacyGuardHowto
[10:38] <Willyyyyyyyyyyy> hoi
[10:38] <bazhang> 3 nicht vollständig installiert  seemawn presumably that means they are held back, not sure of the German here
[10:39] <huanshanv> yu
[10:39] <seemawn> bazhang, not completely installed
[10:39] <seemawn> because they could not be configured due to an error I cannot determine
[10:39] <seemawn> wget, a2ps and a third one
[10:40] <bazhang> seemawn, not sure what to advise here, normally it would be sudo dpkg --configure -a
[10:40] <seemawn> doesnt work
[10:41] <Benchamoneh> Hello!
[10:42] <westmi> seemawn:if your install is only a few weeks old, I would reinstall, if you cannot fix it
[10:43] <Sirect> Hey, I was wondering whether someone could help me ;) I installed Ubuntu using "(Cheap Translation) Install next to old OS and switch between them", everything was fine, but Ubuntu's Partition only got 128 MB to work with? After updating and installing g++ I now got 23MB left xD
[10:43] <seemawn> westmi, there MUST be another way
[10:44] <bazhang> seemawn, what about installing new packages ie not the 3 problem ones
[10:44] <Liam2> hello, how come the xorg.conf in Ubuntu 9.04 is nearly empty, does this mean everything is automatic
[10:45] <bazhang> Liam2, ideally it is
[10:45] <grawity> Liam2: Yes, recent versions of Xorg detect the "best" settings if the .conf is empty.
[10:46] <Josh_> So i have gone from widnows to Linux and im wondering, in relation to programming in C++, what advantages do i have
[10:46] <Liam2> i booted the live cd and my monitor displayed "input not supported"
[10:47] <Liam2> I should resort to editing the xorg.conf right? BTW thank you for your earlier responses
[10:48] <bazhang> Liam2, which graphics card? is this jaunty? if so, is there something in hardware drivers for it
[10:48] <Liam2> I have Radeon X1950 pro
[10:49] <Liam2> Its Jaunty yes bazhang
[10:49] <spazzpp2> anyone else has sound problems with karmic?
[10:50] <bazhang> Liam2, unless its a radeon hd card then the open source driver is the one you should use (ie not fglrx)
[10:50] <mintux> I need a software for my task manager .. not process of programs for my daily tasks .any suggestion ?
[10:50] <bazhang> spazzpp2, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[10:50] <ortsvorsteher> !anyone | spazzpp2
[10:50] <jerknextdoor> mintux: todo.txt-cli
[10:50] <Liam2> ok, I'll give it a try, thank you bazhang
[10:51] <mintux> jerknextdoor does it has GUI ?
[10:51] <karman> прива
[10:51] <balzac> hello
[10:51] <ortsvorsteher> !ru | karman
[10:51] <bazhang> karman, #ubuntu-ru for Russian
[10:51] <jerknextdoor> mintux: nope.  it's just a cli that keeps everything in a plain text file.  very configurable.  i have mine set up to play nice with all kinds of other programs.
[10:52] <balzac> I had a recent update to the Gnome Keyring which is causing me to be prompted for a password for my private key when I try to connect via ssh
[10:52] <mintux> ok
[10:52] <Bilge> Moonspeak scares me
[10:52] <spazzpp2> I can't hear my alsa, also my workaround (basically restarting it) doesn't work anymore
[10:52] <bazhang> spazzpp2, the support channel for karmic is #ubuntu+1
[10:52] <karman> 1
[10:53] <spazzpp2> bazhang: right, but I give it a try here, too
[10:53] <Liam2> once I have installed Ubuntu 9.04  I want to update to kernel 2.6.31 is this recommended and will it cause any problems?
[10:53] <bazhang> spazzpp2, this is not the correct channel for it, please be patient there
[10:53] <bazhang> Liam2, which kernel is that
[10:54] <balzac> "An application wants to access the private key at user@domain but it is locked"
[10:54] <TorcpU> can anyone tell how could I make my USB portable memory stick one partition to be treated as CD?
[10:54] <TorcpU> tried gparted but can't seem to be able to do it
[10:54] <balzac> How do I use my private key now?
[10:54] <balzac> or how do I disengage the gnome keyring?
[10:54] <bazhang> TorcpU, you wish to make a bootable live usb stick?
[10:54] <TorcpU> naah just a cd
[10:54] <TorcpU> like I could put a video in it and watch in tv
[10:55] <TorcpU> or maybe an installation thing in the partition that automatically starts when attaching the memory stick
[10:55] <TorcpU> like cd
[10:55] <balzac> can I kill the gnome-keyring daemon without any problems ?
[10:56] <karman> Good-bye, went to teach English
[10:56] <balzac> or would I mess up my user session and have to reboot?
[10:57] <balzac> Enter passphrase for key '/home/user/.ssh/id_rsa':  <--- how do I recover my passphrase?
[10:57] <jasonmchristos> Flannel:  yeah im pretty sure it just uploaded the entire key to the keyserver take a look http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pks/lookup?search=jason+m.+christos&op=vindex
[10:57] <balzac> help meh
[10:58] <TorcpU> I mean like having ISO9660 filesystem on my memory stick
[10:58] <westmi> balzac: try google
[10:58] <TorcpU> emulating cd
[10:58] <Liam2> support for Creative x-fi sound cards was added to 2.6.31, I would probably update the kernel on the 32-bit version of Jaunty to 2.6.31, I will use the prebuilt kernel available in ubuntu's repositories and am wondering if this will cause any problems
[10:59] <balzac> westmi: I am
[10:59] <balzac> thanks for that
[10:59] <bazhang> Liam2, karmic kernel?
[10:59] <balzac> google is an informative resource and I'm well familiar with it.
[10:59] <Liam2> yes bazhang
[10:59] <grawity> TorcpU: You can create an ISO 9660 filesystem with mkisofs, but that won't make your pendrive a CD drive. It would require changes to the pendrive's firmware.
[10:59] <bazhang> Liam2, not the way to go; wait til the end of the month then upgrade to karmic
[10:59] <balzac> thanks again, westmi
[11:00] <TorcpU> ok thanks grawity
[11:00] <grawity> balzac: Open 'seahorse' and check if it still has any entries in the "Passwords" tab.
[11:00] <balzac> grawity: thanks
[11:00] <grawity> balzac: If it lists any locked keyrings, attempt to unlock them with your login password.
[11:00] <grawity> balzac: Then, look inside for the password of your SSH key.
[11:01] <jasonmchristos> grawity: im having seahorse problems can you help i dont understand why seahorse says the key is private and i did the upload key option im not sure if i accidentally published my private key
[11:02] <grawity> jasonmchristos: Seahorse never uploads private keys.
[11:02] <Liam2> ok thanks bazhang, I really just wnat my x-fi soundcard to work I wonder if once Ubuntu is installed if updating to alsa 1.0.21 will make the sound card work
[11:02] <jasonmchristos> grawity: well that is a relief it confuses me because there is only 1 key and seahorse says keytype:private
[11:02] <grawity> jasonmchristos: It probably is saying you "have a private key" along with the public one. (It's a very rare occasion that a PGP private key is used without a public one.)
[11:03] <bazhang> Liam2, not sure, dont have that creative! card, but if karmic fixes it then surely worth the wait :)
[11:03] <grawity> jasonmchristos: Another thing is that all keyservers would strip away the private key, anyway.
[11:04] <jasonmchristos> grawity: so now that it is uploaded how do i find the link to give people to use the pub key
[11:05] <grawity> jasonmchristos: It would be better to just give the key ID.
[11:05] <balzac> grawity: I have seahorse open
[11:05] <balzac> I'm trying to reset the password. I've tried my account password and the root password, but they're not working
[11:05] <balzac> I do have a stored password
[11:05] <jasonmchristos> grawity: but how will they know which server to find it
[11:06] <grawity> jasonmchristos: Ubuntu keyserver is part of the SKS Keyservers network - there are ~20 more, and they all have received your key in minutes.
[11:06] <asd> hi
[11:07] <CaDaVeRiA> sorry i have a question where i can configure my windows client to use the address of my proxy server ( squid Transparent)
[11:07] <seemawn> where is this package-database?
[11:07] <grawity> jasonmchristos: There are only two well-known keyservers that are _not_ synced with the SKS network.
[11:07] <grawity> balzac: Would creating a new SSH key be an option?
[11:07] <Liam2> bazhang, yeah ... I was wondering if I should wait I  wanted to install linux this week since it's been a while since I've used it. Sabayon 5 comes with kernel 2.6.31 and the sound card works in their live cd, but I like to use more popular distros ....
[11:07] <Liam2> tough decisions ....
[11:07] <jasonmchristos> grawity: on this page it appears that the last subkey is not signed any idea why? http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pks/lookup?search=jason+m.+christos&op=vindex
[11:08] <TorcpU> grawity: Do you have any idea how I should do the filesystem on my memory stick with mkisofs? Do I need unallocated 700mb space first and then some command?
[11:08] <balzac> grawity: nope. Not without admin contact for the server I'm trying to connect to.
[11:08] <Liam2> bazhang, anyways thanks for all your help, bye
[11:08] <kaddi> hi, my thunderbird is no longer opening links in my emails when I click on them. Anyone know how to fix that? (I asked this in kubuntu first, but there is noone active over there)
[11:08] <balzac> I read I could disengage seahorse authentication from this
[11:08] <bazhang> Liam2, good luck
[11:08] <pradeep> any one knows how to setup a vpn
[11:08] <balzac> I updated the password for my gnome keyring
[11:09] <balzac> but that doesn't help me with the passphrase for the key I was using before the update
[11:09] <grawity> balzac: Your SSH key is encrypted, and the password was stored in your GNOME Keyring.
[11:09] <balzac> grawity: I have my user password and root password
[11:09] <grawity> balzac: The root password is irrelevant.
[11:09] <balzac> I can open up seahorse
[11:10] <balzac> it's the gnome keyring password?
[11:10] <kokoman> gays is any one can tell me what is the realmlist
[11:10] <grawity> balzac: Yes, Seahorse (well, its "Passwords" tab) is just a browser for Keyring.
[11:11] <grawity> balzac: Have you unlocked the "login" keyring in it?
[11:11] <kokoman> what is the realmlist pls tell me
[11:11] <balzac> yes
[11:11] <balzac> lemme try that again
[11:11] <balzac> it's not locked
[11:11] <kokoman> pls tell me the realm list
[11:11] <grawity> jasonmchristos: I just checked with gpg, and it shows both the UID and the photo ID self-signed.
[11:11] <kokoman> can you tell me realm list
[11:12] <balzac> grawity: suppose I delete that password
[11:12] <kokoman> balzac can you tell me the realmlist pls
[11:12] <grawity> balzac: Double-click the SSH entry in Seahorse, and check the password.
[11:12] <balzac> ok
[11:13] <surfzoid> Hi
[11:13]  * grawity wishes he could reply 'rtfm' in reply to the realm question.
[11:13] <surfzoid> where can i find termcap library
[11:13] <kokoman> balzak are you here
[11:13] <balzac> yo
[11:14] <MenZa> kokoman: That attitude won't get you anywhere.
[11:14] <grawity> jasonmchristos: Anyway. You can just tell people that your key ID is 0x79F55575D697A939 (or even, 0xD697A939) and they can get it.
[11:14] <kokoman> the realm list can anyone give me
[11:15] <balzac> grawity: which one is the SSH entry? I see "my personal keys", "trusted keys" (empty), "other collected keys" (empty), and "password" tabs.
[11:15] <grawity> jasonmchristos: Actually, most of the time, knowing your email address is enough.
[11:15] <grawity> balzac: 'Password'
[11:15] <bazhang> kokoman, what is the realm list and how does it relate to ubuntu
[11:15] <kokoman> i dont know i ask the same
[11:15] <grawity> balzac: The 'Password' tab accesses your Keyring, and you should be able to find the SSH key's password there.
[11:15] <kokoman> lol
[11:15] <balzac> I double-click that one and I get a properties dialog that says nothing informative
[11:16] <bazhang> kokoman, please chat in #ubuntu-offtopic ; this is support for ubuntu only
[11:16] <grawity> balzac: Do you see the "Password:" label in it?
[11:16] <balzac> nope
[11:16] <grawity> balzac: ... _What_ did you double-click on?
[11:16] <guntbert> kokoman: you should at least tell us what application you are using - if you want help
[11:16] <heyboy> Hello guys.
[11:16] <balzac> grawity: I see Passwords: login
[11:17] <balzac> i double clicked that, so I suppose I do see that "Passwords:" label
[11:17] <guntbert> !hi | heyboy
[11:17]  * grawity sighs
[11:17] <grawity> balzac: That line "Passwords: login" displays your login keyring. I told you to try unlocking it (if it's locked)
[11:17] <balzac> sorry
[11:17] <heyboy> Just installed ubuntu karmic. Screen resolution not showing options
[11:17] <balzac> it isn't locked, when I right-click I see "unlock" is greyed out and "lock" is available
[11:17] <heyboy> just two of them 800x and 600x
[11:17] <Pici> heyboy : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[11:17] <guntbert> !karmic | heyboy
[11:18] <balzac> that's in the right-click context menu
[11:18] <heyboy> ok
[11:18] <grawity> balzac: And... it does not list any stored passwords? Below the "Passwords: login" line?
[11:18] <balzac> it does not
[11:18] <grawity> balzac: And you cannot remember the password of the SSH key either?
[11:18] <grawity> balzac: If no, you'll need to create a new key, I guess...
[11:19] <balzac> I thought I'd used one of my standard ones
[11:19] <balzac> dang
[11:19] <balzac> and this is a change on the keyring functionality?
[11:19] <westmi> grawity: lol
[11:19] <balzac> from an update I did?
[11:19] <grawity> westmi: Something funny you see?
[11:19] <balzac> well, it gives me a solid excuse for not getting any work done, I guess
[11:19] <balzac> grawity: thanks for your help on this
[11:19] <westmi> yeah-all that and no password
[11:20] <balzac> westmi: remember the little guy that sits on Jabba the Hutt's tail and cackles?
[11:20] <westmi> that would be me :)
[11:20] <balzac> you're not the man, dawg ;0)
[11:20] <master_alvaro> hello
[11:21] <kaddi> hello :)
[11:21] <steffan> master_alvaro: Hi.
[11:22] <balzac> grawity: would it be a bad idea to delete that password?
[11:22] <master_alvaro> what is suggested (meta)package for kde? why "kde".version is 5:48?
[11:23] <jasonmchristos> grawity: i just put D697A939 without the 0x , is that ok?
[11:23] <grawity> jasonmchristos: It's OK.
[11:23] <jasonmchristos> thanks grawity for the help
[11:25] <TorcpU> so anyone knows if its possible to make into a portable usb (memory stick) a partition that would be treated as CD drive? I have seen one like that
[11:25] <ikonia> TorcpU: if you have seen one like that, you know it's possible
[11:25] <grawity> TorcpU: It would require changing the firmware of your USB device.
[11:26] <TorcpU> mmh ok
[11:26] <TorcpU> that a hard thing?
[11:26] <GregoryC> it's my first time here. what does everyone talk about?
[11:26] <TorcpU> or even possible
[11:26] <grawity> Some pendrives (U3 ones, for example) are programmed at the factory to present a small partition as a CD device (instead of "Mass storage" device).
[11:26] <master_alvaro> what about mono? why mono.version is 1.x?
[11:26] <grawity> But changing it manually is ... dunno, impossible I guess.
[11:26] <ikonia> GregoryC: the channel is about support for the ubuntu linux distribution
[11:26] <TorcpU> yes it was U3 I think
[11:27] <nic1> Hi, anyone has an idea about this error message whil logging into xfce session : http://pastebin.com/m30765964 on ubuntu
[11:27] <nlogax> yaayy, got the external sound to work
[11:27] <grawity> TorcpU: U3 devices are made like that in the factory.
[11:27] <TorcpU> okay so I should forget that idea then :P
[11:27] <grawity> GregoryC: This channel - #ubuntu - is for help and support with Ubuntu Linux. There's #defocus for general chat, #freenode for IRC help, and many others.
[11:28] <TorcpU> well another question is can a DVD player or Television play a video file (.avi or mpeg) from a memory stick?
[11:28] <GregoryC> ikonia: ah, okay. i was wondering about the changes since 7.04
[11:28] <ikonia> GregoryC: they are very big and many
[11:28] <TorcpU> jpg worked but dunno about video
[11:28] <GregoryC> i never could get wine running....\
[11:29] <lilzeus> hello
[11:30] <lilzeus> I am a complete newb with ubuntu and could use some help
[11:30] <grawity> lilzeus: Just ask your question.
[11:30] <GregoryC> i'm hardcore windows user, and can't see myself switching OS, but i'm willing to try ubuntu for the experience
[11:31] <lilzeus> I have a silicon image 3112 SATARAID, I want to install ubuntu, but it wont recognize the array
[11:31] <lilzeus> windows recognizes the array
[11:31] <lilzeus> how do I get the install to recognize the raid array?
[11:32] <steffan> !raid
[11:32] <steffan> GregoryC: There's no such thing as a hardcore Windows user.
[11:32] <GregoryC> yes, and i'm it
[11:32] <grawity> steffan: There is, there is
[11:34] <GregoryC> steffan, windows will be my only OS i depend on, and from my perspective, that makes me hardcore windows supporter
[11:34] <bazhang> GregoryC, did you have an ubuntu support question?
[11:34] <iain[Zenix]> GregoryC, then why are you here?
[11:35] <jamiewan> GregoryC: 95% of the worlds computers run windows of some sort, that just makes you another sheep lol
[11:35] <Guest74802> priva
[11:35] <lilzeus> !raid
[11:36] <GregoryC> hey now don't start the mudslinging, don't think ubuntu is better
[11:36] <ohdediku> hello ubuntuers
[11:36] <steffan> ohdediku: Hi.
[11:36] <bazhang> lets please take all chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:36] <Guest74802> est russkie?
[11:37] <bazhang> Guest74802, #ubuntu-ru
[11:37] <steffan> !ru | Guest74802
[11:37] <balzac> GregoryC: try ubuntu with an open mind. Freedom is nothing to sneeze at. But this channel is for support, not advocacy.
[11:38] <balzac> people in #ubuntu-offtopic will convince you to try ubuntu if you're open-minded
[11:38] <GregoryC> balzac, i didn't say i didn't have an open mind, just that it won't be my _primary_ os
[11:38] <iain[Zenix]> GregoryC, this isn't really the place for testimonials. We have #ubuntu-offtopic, #ubuntu-testominals, or the T&E section on the ubuntuforums.org
[11:38] <iwobbles> its alwasy so qiet in there balzac eh
[11:39] <balzac> ok, well the ops keep this channel clear of conversation in favor of support requests and responses
[11:39] <farkgis> salut vous parlez francais?
[11:39] <GastonLaGafff> oui
[11:39] <steffan> !fr | farkgis
[11:39] <thierry_S> 756gl1b
[11:39] <bazhang> farkgis, #ubuntu-fr pour francais
[11:40] <lilzeus> anyone know if the silicon image 3112 is considered 'fakeRAID'?
[11:40] <ikonia> lilzeus: it's very fakeraid
[11:41] <karman> хай
[11:41] <lilzeus> ok, I am getting a little lost as to how to install ubuntu on this fakeRAID
[11:41] <h4mx0r> if my repository list gets completely trashed how do I set it back to default? I updated to 9.10 a while back and some how its messed up
[11:41] <bazhang> karman, #ubuntu-ru for Russian
[11:41] <lilzeus> I have 2 identical drives
[11:41] <ikonia> lilzeus: I strongly suggest you don't
[11:41] <zipito> good day
[11:42] <lilzeus> ikonia: dont what?
[11:42] <bazhang> h4mx0r, karmic support in #ubuntu+1
[11:42] <ikonia> lilzeus: fake raid has very poor support, and that chipset is one of the weakest of a bad bunch,
[11:42] <ikonia> lilzeus: don't install onto fakeraid
[11:42] <zipito> Is there a gnome 2.28 repository for ubuntu 9.04 ?
[11:42] <h4mx0r> bazhang: hmm must be 9.04 then
[11:42] <ikonia> zipito: search the repo
[11:42] <GregoryC> does someone have a link to a webpage for understanding ext4?
[11:42] <bazhang> h4mx0r, please paste.ubuntu.com your sources.list
[11:42] <ikonia> GregoryC: wikipedia has a solid introduction, but that discussion is offtopic for this channel
[11:42] <karman> как дела кросаффчеги
[11:42] <fahadsadah> GregoryC: Yes, it's called google.
[11:43] <steffan> !ru | karman
[11:43] <bazhang> karman, english here
[11:43] <fahadsadah><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[11:43] <Flannel> jasonmchristos: That all looks normal actually
[11:43] <steffan> !language > fahadsadah
[11:43] <lilzeus> so, what do you guys recommend?
[11:43] <ikonia> lilzeus: just use a disk
[11:44] <lilzeus> not even softwareRAID?
[11:44] <karman> goodbay
[11:44] <ikonia> lilzeus: you can use software raid if you want, depends what raid level you want
[11:44] <lilzeus> 0
[11:44] <karman> i'll come back
[11:44] <steffan> karman: /join #ubuntu-ru
[11:45] <lilzeus> also, I may want to install and use windows on this system
[11:45] <karman> steffan, thanks
[11:45] <ikonia> lilzeus: well then you have a real issue
[11:45] <steffan> karman: You're welcome.
[11:45] <ikonia> lilzeus: just use two seperate disks or partitions,
[11:46] <lilzeus> they are WD raptors, so I guess they should be fast enough
[11:47] <lilzeus> this computer is pretty much just my web server, its not going to be doing any power computing
[11:48] <h4mx0r> I'm just gonna download jaunty iso and crack it open see what the sources.list is supposed to be
[11:49] <og01> lilzeus: why then you need the windows?
[11:49] <lilzeus> because I am a complete newb to ubuntu
[11:50] <og01> lilzeus: but if its not a main machine and only used for webserving etc then no problem just using linux?
[11:50] <ooypp> uilzeus:welcome to ubuntu
[11:50] <og01> and perhaps having a dual boot main machine also?
[11:50] <lilzeus> og01: if I could manage it,  I would...so for this machine, windows is my fall-back
[11:51] <steffan> !sources.list | h4mx0r
[11:51] <steffan> I'm sure there are examples located at the above URLs, h4mx0r.
[11:51] <lilzeus> og01: my main machine is already dual boot :)
[11:51] <og01> and you have a second one you want to setup as a webserver yes?
[11:52] <og01> lilzeus: sorry i have to go afk for a bit
[11:53] <lilzeus> nope, 1 machine is webserver(hopefully migrated completely to ubuntu) main machine to remain dual boot
[11:53] <mralexandro> can i change icon on spesific targets like folders and launchers in 9.04. if so, how?
[11:54] <silv3r_m00n> isn't there a quanta for kde 4 ?
[11:54] <puffy_> i'mhaveing random shutdowns with an unusuall buildup, forums couldent help if anyone thinks they could help please reply
[11:55] <lilzeus> bbl, maybe
[11:55] <lilzeus> :)
[11:55] <Guest74802> люди
[11:55] <kaddi> !ru
[11:55] <Guest74802> как создать свой какнал
[11:56] <fahadsadah> puffy_: Please !pastebin the contents of /var/log/syslog and /var/log/messages?
[11:56] <fahadsadah> !pastebin | puffy_
[11:56] <h4mx0r> steffan: I think a third party repository is down but some of the main ones are saying "Ign" instead of Hit when I do apt-get update
[11:56] <fahadsadah> h4mx0r: Don't worry about that.
[11:57] <puffy_> thanks fahad will get them right now
[12:00] <unimatrix> dober dan, imam težavo z ubuntu linuxom, namreč ne uspe mi ga zagnati iz live cdja, mi lahko morda kdo svetuje?
[12:01] <puffy_> ok fahad posted them
[12:02] <ortsvorsteher> !hr | unimatrix
[12:02] <unimatrix> ortsvorsteher: it's not croatian :D
[12:02] <silv3r_m00n> is there a quanta plus for kde4 ?
[12:02] <unimatrix> ortsvorsteher: i was testing if someone would figure it out
[12:03] <ortsvorsteher> it could be slowak language too ;) unimatrix
[12:03] <puffy_> fahad: when i get the shutdowns first it starts automaticly messing with the screen brightness
[12:03] <unimatrix> ortsvorsteher: from your perspecticve, i suppose yes, but it's clearly slovenian ;)
[12:03] <spaz> люди
[12:03] <guntbert> !ru | spaz
[12:04] <ortsvorsteher> i know i heard it at my last travel to croatia ;) unimatrix
[12:05] <kmosh> hey, when using the iwconfig command, do i enter my character key in hex?is that what it means?
[12:05] <raven_> is possible to start a tool (e.g. ffmpeg) on a server with ssh x11-forwarding but to take a video file from the client?
[12:05] <zanden_2> i'm trying to setup dual monitor on ubuntu 9.04 with nvidia graphics card 8600 GS , i've configured the both monitors ( samsung synmaster 933 19 " lcd monitors ) with nividia-settings app , now i can drag and drop from one monitor to another , but i can not maximize video between the two screen ,when trying to do that i got the full screen on just one monitor , any hints for doing that?
[12:05] <LordLord> hi
[12:07] <LordLord> can someone help me in configuring my assus eeepc900 please ?
[12:07] <ortsvorsteher> !someone | LordLord
[12:07] <LordLord> i need to configure my wifi card
[12:07] <toan_> how to install webs hosting?please help me!
[12:07] <ortsvorsteher> !details | LordLord
[12:07] <grawity> toan_: sudo apt-get install apache2
[12:08] <LordLord> thanks ubottu
[12:08] <uble> maniz_banget
[12:08] <toan_> thank grawity
[12:08] <pcmicro86> halo all
[12:08] <toan_> but i want to install web hosting
[12:09] <toan_> apache2 is web server
[12:09] <raveforever> hi all!
[12:10] <raveforever> I have a question from the deepest areas of my brain!
[12:10] <LordLord> but i am new in linux and cant uderstand how to get ubuntu version and i am using 8.??? ++ as i recall but up to date updated and my wifi hardware is not installed and cant use it
[12:10] <sprink> how do you make use the /etc/sudoers file?
[12:10] <sprink> I updated it, and it's not taking effect..
[12:11] <grawity> sprink: How did you update it?
[12:11] <ortsvorsteher> LordLord: try in an terminal lsb_release -ci and give here the output, also, which wifi card you use?
[12:11] <sprink> grawity: sudo visudoer or osmething
[12:11] <Welshy-Rob> hi is there a software solution so i can view my Linux side of the Partition on windows  xp?
[12:11] <sprink> and then I exited, and relogged in
[12:11] <raveforever> when will Ubuntu distros on CD include network-manager pptp, open-vpn and vpnc packages on it?
[12:11] <grawity> sprink: Did you close 'visudo'?
[12:11] <grawity> Welshy-Rob: ext2IFS, ext2fsd
[12:11] <krisss117>  /join #ubuntu.pl
[12:11] <sprink> grawity: yes
[12:12] <grawity> Welshy-Rob: There are no "sides of a partition". There are only partitions of a disk.
[12:12] <raven_> is possible to start a tool (ffmpeg) on a server (using ssh) but to take a local video file?
[12:13] <LordLord> its ubuntu hard and its built in from factory i donet know what hardware is that
[12:13] <grawity> raven_: Copy the file before running ffmpeg?
[12:13] <Welshy-Rob> right kk so how do i see the files on my linux partition on windows ?
[12:13] <grawity> Welshy-Rob: ext2IFS, ext2fsd
[12:13] <grawity> Welshy-Rob: ext2fsd seems to be a little more stable.
[12:13] <Welshy-Rob> grawity, what is ext2fsd?
[12:13] <raven_> grawity, is possible to do it with a pipe through ssh?
[12:13] <sprink> grawity: do I need to do some other step after exiting visudo?
[12:14] <grawity> Welshy-Rob: A program name. Google.
[12:14] <grawity> sprink: No, changes to /etc/sudoers take effect immediately.
[12:14] <grawity> sprink: But what exactly did you change? Did visudo complain about any syntax errors?
[12:14] <fahadsadah> !memtest86 | puffy_
[12:14] <fahadsadah> !memtest
[12:14] <fahadsadah> =/
[12:14] <grawity> !search memtest
[12:14] <grawity> I see
[12:15] <sprink> grawity: I removed the comment on the sudo line so I didn't need a password anymore to use sudo. I also added myself to the sudo group. visudo didn't complain at all.
[12:15] <grawity> sprink: After changing your groups (adding, removing) you must relogin for the group changes to be applied. (This is unrelated to sudo.)
[12:15] <sprink> grawity: I have, multiple times :(
[12:15] <LordLord> ubutto i have something in my hardware driver saying : support for for Atheros 802.11 wierless lan enabled and ststus not in use
[12:16] <guntbert> sprink: you only need to add yourself to the admin group in /etc/group (you can do it in the gui too)
[12:16] <grawity> sprink: Does 'id' show the new group?
[12:16] <sprink> yes
[12:16] <ortsvorsteher> LordLord: try the next link ubottu gives you
[12:16] <sprink> uid=1000(sprink) gid=1000(sprink) groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),27(sudo),46(plugdev),108(lpadmin),109(sambashare),110(admin),1000(sprink)
[12:16] <ortsvorsteher> !atheros| LordLord
[12:17] <grawity> sprink: Hm. Is there anything below the %sudo line in sudoers?
[12:17] <Ranakah> kako namestim xchat?
[12:17] <LordLord> ubottu thanks but found a problem related to assus eeep pc and how to solve it i follow the steps but even tho it wont work
[12:18] <Sky[x]> !si
[12:18] <Sky[x]> !sl
[12:18] <ortsvorsteher> !slo
[12:18] <LordLord> loool
[12:18] <Sky[x]> !sl | unimatrix
[12:18] <raven_> grawity?
[12:18] <Sky[x]> !si | unimatrix
[12:18] <ortsvorsteher> !eee
[12:18] <LordLord> thanks ortsvorsteher
[12:19] <ortsvorsteher> you are welcome LordLord
[12:19] <sprink> grawity: ah that was it. sorry and thanks
[12:20] <grawity> sprink: sudo rules are applied from top to bottom, so the "NOPASSWD" one might be cancelled that way.
[12:20] <sprink> grawity: yeah I had to put it at the very bottom. thank you
[12:22] <xkennhoobb-it> hello
[12:22] <nibbler> hi xkennhoobb-it
[12:22] <nic1> hey guys, can anyone pls tell me what is the easiest way to make irc up on ubuntu?
[12:23] <nibbler> nic1: you want to run a server? aptitude search ircd
[12:24] <nic1> ok
[12:24] <nic1> with that i will be able to get a gui?
[12:24] <grawity> I don't know of any ircd that has a GUI.
[12:24] <nibbler> nic1: nope, irc-servers dont have a gui - well oyu have a irc-client as a gui in the end :p
[12:24] <nic1> or is there any doc, whre i can get a full gui to create a nic, see the list of room available, search among them and join?
[12:25] <nic1> i dont need a irc-served
[12:25] <nibbler> nic1: you want a client ora server?
[12:25] <nic1> i only need irc client
[12:25] <nic1> client
[12:25] <nibbler> nic1: take xchat-gnome
[12:25] <grawity> nic1: You are already using an IRC client.
[12:25] <BlouBlou> nic1: sudo apt-get install dancer-ircd dancer-services
[12:25] <nic1> i tried that infact
[12:25] <sprink> apt-get install xchat
[12:26] <BlouBlou> nic1: and connect localhost
[12:26] <nic1> in this current machine one of my buddies installed on opera and now i need to install on another machine
[12:26] <grawity> BlouBlou: He wants an client, not a server.
[12:26] <BlouBlou> grawity: oh
[12:26] <grawity> nic1: On Linux, get Xchat. (For Windows, either Ychat or mIRC.)
[12:26] <BlouBlou> nic1: install xchat, irssi...
[12:26] <nic1> i installed xchat
[12:26] <BlouBlou> nic1: sudo apt-get install xchat
[12:26] <nic1> and tried to see the list of rooms and join
[12:27] <Ruge> hi folks
[12:27] <nic1> couldn't see any members in the room, except me
[12:27] <tonyyarusso> grawity: Why not just stick to one client?  XChat works fine on Windows as well.
[12:27] <nibbler> nic1: then the room was just created for you
[12:27] <ru> I have a peculiar problem with my Toshiba NB100. It seems to lock up whenever it doesn't receive any keyboard/mouse input. For example, if I click a link in Firefox, it changes to a "busy" cursor, but then nothing happens until I move the mouse. Any ideas what could be causing this?
[12:27] <nic1> no meaning in having a special room for me right?
[12:27] <nic1> just kidding,
[12:27] <nibbler> nic1: invite others ;-) you should know where you want to go, and go there with your irc-client
[12:28] <ikonia> nic1: #xchat has 117 users in it
[12:28] <nic1> what i am trying to tell is i have already installed xchat
[12:28] <ikonia> nic1: what's the actual problem then ?
[12:28] <nibbler> nic1: alt-c could bring up a channel list, but *use with care* can block your client for minutes...
[12:28] <nic1> and tried, but with no succes
[12:28] <grawity> tonyyarusso: Xchat's official Windows build is not free. So I was recommending the other build (by silverex) - which is named "Ychat".
[12:29] <nic1> ikonia, problm is could not see any members in the room
[12:29] <ikonia> nic1: in what room ?
[12:29] <tonyyarusso> grawity: Silverex is the one I go to as well, but I've never seen it have a different name - screenshot?
[12:29] <nibbler> nic1: then you spelled the room wrong, or are on the wrong network
[12:29] <tonyyarusso> (it's been a while, granted)
[12:29] <grawity> tonyyarusso: Dunno, that's what its titlebar says.
[12:29] <Havok> sup
[12:30] <tonyyarusso> grawity: So you are correct- http://silverex.info/download/xchat.png  That's new.
[12:30] <grawity> tonyyarusso: The website still says Xchat though.
[12:31] <grawity> also, whut, silverex is from .lt ... I thought everyone is using mIRC here.
[12:31] <Guest60587> how can chat in ubuntu????????
[12:31] <grawity> Guest60587: You are chatting already.
[12:32] <Guest60587> no other than this channel...........
[12:32] <nibbler> grawity: mirc is so unfree....
[12:32] <BlouBlou> Guest60587: /join #CHANNEL (when #CHANNEL is another channel)
[12:32] <Ruge> Whats the easiest way to install Ubuntu on my USB key (instead of mounting the live disc)?
[12:32] <BlouBlou> where*
[12:32] <Guest60587> any other way...........
[12:33] <Ruge> Guest60587: what exactly do u want to do?
[12:33] <Ruge> chat in chat rooms, or chat using clients?
[12:33] <Guest60587> i want to chat as we do in messenger............
[12:33] <Ruge> (eg. msn/yahoo)
[12:33] <Ruge> run Pidgin
[12:33] <Ruge> and u can connect to Windows Live, and other network
[12:34] <nibbler> Guest60587: then dont get an irc-client, get pidgen oder kchat or how theyare called
[12:34] <BlouBlou> Guest60587: this is not msn, is IRC, another protocol, you can talk with another one using /query user
[12:34] <nibbler> pidgin, sorry
[12:34] <Ruge> yeah, what they said lol
[12:34] <BlouBlou> Guest60587: if you want use msn use pidgin, emsene or amsn
[12:34] <Sarajevo> ?DCC SEND "haha" yousuck
[12:34] <Guest60587> yes.............
[12:36] <deadman> hey
[12:36] <deadman> can anyone help me setup a TV tuner card
[12:36] <deadman> i am unable to watch anything
[12:36] <deadman> tried XAWTV and TV TIME and MythTV
[12:36] <deadman> no signal
[12:36] <deadman> :(
[12:37] <Guest60587> any one to chat?????
[12:37] <vatts> Sarajevo: jebote si mogo da floodas pedero
[12:37] <Havok> deadmen u setting up DVB?
[12:37] <deadman> no analogue
[12:37] <Havok> o
[12:37] <Havok> well
[12:37] <BlouBlou> Guest60587: this is Ubuntu's support channel, try #ubuntu-offtopic :)
[12:37] <Havok> very easy
[12:37] <deadman> what should i do?
[12:37] <guntbert> Guest60587: this is a support channel - you can find general chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:37] <Ruge> Whats the easiest way to install Ubuntu on my USB key (instead of mounting the live disc)?
[12:38] <^mNotIntelligent> hi all !
[12:38] <deadman> Havok
[12:38] <Havok> goto #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:38] <Guest60587> where to chat den........
[12:38] <vatts> dorins: hey, we are online now -_- you can jooin back to that chann
[12:38] <MenZa> !usb | Ruge
[12:38] <Ruge> ty :)
[12:38] <^mNotIntelligent> Ruge, google for "ubuntu persistent"
[12:38] <Ruge> ah persistent
[12:38] <Ruge> thanks
[12:38] <Ruge> for the heads up (:
[12:38] <guntbert> Guest60587: type /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:39] <^mNotIntelligent> Ruge, want me do that?
[12:40] <Ruge> hmmm
[12:40] <Ruge> i have 6GB of ram
[12:40] <Ruge> anyone know what tmpfs in RAM is?
[12:40] <ikonia> Ruge: pardon ?
[12:41] <Ruge> on that page...
[12:41] <ikonia> Ruge: on what page ?
[12:41] <Ruge> "This will use the USB drive for /tmp, which will cause extra wear on the flash memory. If you're booting from a system with enough RAM, it would be more desirable to use a tmpfs in RAM for /tmp"
[12:41] <ikonia> Ruge: tmpfs is a file system sotred in ram
[12:41] <ikonia> stored
[12:41] <Ruge> ahh
[12:41] <osotogari> Rebooted my laptop to find that I now have no sound and no volume icon in the upper panel, running 9.04. Anyone seen this before?
[12:41] <maonx> !ssh
[12:43] <ubuntu> hi
[12:43] <Letterbomb05> Hi, I'm having some trouble installing Ubuntu Server 9.04, can anyone help? (Problem description here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1288313)
[12:44] <^mNotIntelligent> Letterbomb05, if you can put your problem in 2 lines we can see if we can help you out !
[12:45] <chilli0> Hello , i put in a dvd but it doesn't show up. It came up with something but I couldn't read it , how can i see if there is a dvd there?
[12:45] <Letterbomb05> ^mNotIntelligent, basically I'm trying to install Ubuntu server 9.04 from a USB stick, however I was following the installation instructions when I came across 'Load installer components from CD'. At this point
[12:46] <nibbler> Letterbomb05: i guess the cd is just not made to be installed from usb
[12:46] <nibbler> Letterbomb05: so you have the original iso file on the usb stick?
[12:46] <Letterbomb05> I was told that the CD-ROM couldn't be mounted (I have nothing IN the CD tray - like I said I'm doing it from USB)
[12:46] <Letterbomb05> yes
[12:46] <^mNotIntelligent> Letterbomb05, nibbler : may be you are right
[12:47] <nibbler> Letterbomb05: try manually mounting it: mount -tiso9660 -oloop /path/to/ubuntu.iso /cd-mount-path
[12:47] <tonyyarusso> Letterbomb05: I've seen this before...  I believe what you need to do is trick it into thinking that the USB stick is actually a CD-ROM.
[12:47] <deadman> I have a BT878 series chip on an AverTV Pro Card... which has no linux drivers on the manufacturer's site... so what should i do to get it working under ubuntu 9.04?
[12:47] <Letterbomb05> How can I do that?
[12:47] <Letterbomb05> The machine is currently running Windows XP, I was planning on installing ubuntu on a fresh partition.
[12:47] <^mNotIntelligent> Letterbomb05, did you try loopback mounting, what nibbler said ...
[12:48] <MenZa> Letterbomb05: Well, start by setting the 'tf2_spy' flag on it (sorry, I couldn't help myself. I'll go back to my usual, quiet uselessness now)
[12:48] <tonyyarusso> nibbler: I would imagine the ISO was "burned" to the USB drive, not just copied.
[12:48] <tonyyarusso> Letterbomb05: Well, I know how to make it do that connection once running - trying to think what will affect it in the installer.
[12:48] <Letterbomb05> I'll try the installation again but through loopback mounting, I'll be back soon.
[12:49] <^mNotIntelligent> Letterbomb05, loopback mounting should fix your problem
[12:49] <nibbler> tonyyarusso: Letterbomb05: if you have it not as .iso, to a mount -obind /directory/on/usb/with/iso/content /where/it/should/be/mounted
[12:49] <Two4> why is ubottu ignoring me?
[12:50] <kaddi> because he's a bot?
[12:50] <tonyyarusso> nibbler: Yeah, but that's assuming a running system, not the installer.
[12:50] <Letterbomb05> I'm going to format the USB stick, put the ISO on the stick, then go back to ubuntu on my laptop where i'll loopback mount it from there.
[12:50] <nibbler> tonyyarusso: sure,i dontknow if the installer accepts that - if it does only check for existance of files or if it checks the mount output including FS etc
[12:51] <nibbler> Letterbomb05: why dont you just burn a cd?
[12:51] <deadman> I have a BT878 series chip on an AverTV Pro Card... which has no linux drivers on the manufacturer's site... so what should i do to get it working under ubuntu 9.04?
[12:51] <tonyyarusso> Letterbomb05: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuServerFlashDriveInstaller might help
[12:51] <Letterbomb05> nibbler: I don't have any spare CD's.
[12:51] <Letterbomb05> thanks tonyyarusso
[12:51] <nibbler> Letterbomb05: hehe.... would save you a lot of trouble
[12:51] <obsidieth> im trying to troubleshoot a crontab
[12:51] <obsidieth> which just isnt working no matter what i try
[12:52] <obsidieth> can anyone lend a hand
[12:52] <tonyyarusso> Letterbomb05: (although the instructions assume a working Ubuntu environment, so if you only have Windows and no CDs maybe it could be done in cygwin - not sure)
[12:52] <nibbler> obsidieth: please just describe your problem, and see if anyone helps.
[12:52] <obsidieth> 0 5 * * * /usr/bin/rtorrent
[12:52] <obsidieth> 0 9 * * * /usr/bin/killall rtorrent
[12:52] <obsidieth> i see no reason why this should not work.
[12:52] <obsidieth> the time is set correctly.
[12:52] <obsidieth> but it will not launch the program, only kill it.
[12:53] <obsidieth> and that is definitely the correct path to rtorrent.
[12:53] <obsidieth> so i suspect soemthing else is wrong
[12:53] <obsidieth> i even tried gnome-schedule, but that wouldnt launch it either.
[12:53] <nibbler> obsidieth: dont use one line per thought please. use commas and stuff
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> i recall using screen/rc.local/ and makign it start rtorrent that way.. ages ago.
[12:53] <tonii> obsidieth: rtorrent uses GUI?
[12:54] <obsidieth> no.
[12:54] <obsidieth> well theres a web frontend, but its not very good.
[12:54] <tonii> so it's console?
[12:54] <nibbler> obsidieth: the syntax is correct, try reading the users system-email, maybe there is an errormsg
[12:54] <obsidieth> it is.
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> why are you killing/restarting rtorrent anyway
[12:54] <obsidieth> i have no mail :(, and th exact crontab works on my bsd machine
[12:54] <tonii> maybe it don't like being run as root
[12:54] <obsidieth> bandwith limitations.
[12:54] <obsidieth> thats not on a root crontab.
[12:54] <tonii> ah
[12:55] <nibbler> obsidieth: does the rtorrent fork to background? maybe prepend a &
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> I thought rtorrent had a scheduleing feature.
[12:55] <tonyyarusso> obsidieth: rtorrent expects an active console to attach to.  To run it from cron, you should run it within screen with the -dm options.
[12:55] <obsidieth> let me try that.
[12:55] <Sertse> hi
[12:56] <alfredo> re
[12:56] <obsidieth> must i put the full path to screen
[12:56] <obsidieth> in the crontab,.
[12:56] <carrie> I have a laptop set up with an external screen but I have a problem that on the external screen is continuously displays SAMSUNG 40"(the screen type) in the top left corner. It covers over applications and it wont let me click it to select them, any idea how to remove it? (tried xkill all manners of clicking etc.)
[12:57] <tonyyarusso> obsidieth: I don't think so.  'screen -dm rtorrent' should be sufficient.
[12:57] <renton_> a guide i found refers to this package: http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/hardy/linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24  i need it for jaunty... where is it now?
[12:57] <JoshuaL> carrie, did you close the display preferences?
[12:57] <obsidieth> :D
[12:57] <carrie> JoshuaL: Yep
[12:57] <obsidieth> worked perfectly.
[12:58] <obsidieth> just out of interest, why would it not require those arguments to launch on my bsd machine.
[12:58] <JoshuaL> carrie, then i have no idea how to help you sorry :(
[12:58] <carrie> JoshuaL: :( Seems an intermittent problem I had it connected yesterday without the message
[13:00] <obsidieth> hmm its launchign a screen
[13:00] <obsidieth> but when i try and bring up that screen, its just a bash prompt
[13:00] <deadman> I have a BT878 series chip on an AverTV Pro Card... which has no linux drivers on the manufacturer's site... so what should i do to get it working under ubuntu 9.04?
[13:01] <geekbuntu__> has anyone heard anything about upgrading the jaunty kernal for 686 (native is for old pc's 386)?
[13:02] <tonyyarusso> geekbuntu__: The default kernel has been 586-oriented for a long time.
[13:02] <g0d> http://www.umbrellaconsulting.gr/
[13:03] <PassionFruit> Hello All. I must say I am new to Linux, but I am looking to finally make the switch (though not all at once; I must become familiar with the OS first through practice). Now to the question: If I have Windows, am I able to install Ubuntu, in addition?
[13:03] <tonyyarusso> PassionFruit: Yes.
[13:03] <erUSUL> geekbuntu__: (native is for old pc's 386) <<< not true
[13:03] <tonyyarusso> !dualboot | PassionFruit
[13:03] <erUSUL> !generic | geekbuntu__
[13:04]  * erUSUL and after 3 years people still makes the mistake...
[13:05] <Illuzionz> Hello :)
[13:06] <Illuzionz> Does anyone know how to resize my ubuntu hard disk? i tried gparted but it must be unmounted first, and that is impossible(boot hdd). and with a live cd i get a black screen :(
[13:07] <obsidieth> gah, this is not working at all.
[13:07] <guntbert> Illuzionz: did you check the image file before burning the live CD?
[13:07] <erUSUL> Illuzionz: well you have to do it from a livecd... try with another one, sysrescuecd for example
[13:07] <cartman> hello all
[13:07] <steffan> cartman: Hi.
[13:08] <Guest57050> there is  my problem
[13:08] <Illuzionz> erUSUL, thnx :) i will try
[13:09] <Illuzionz> guntbert, i verified the copy before burning, and tried in virtualbox
[13:09] <Guest57050> i'm using ubuntu 9.04
[13:09] <erUSUL> !ask
[13:09] <Guest57050> i'm cartman
[13:10] <Guest57050> there is a problem
[13:10] <Guest57050> i'm using ubuntu 9.04
[13:11] <deadman> I have a BT878 series chip on an AverTV Pro Card... which has no linux drivers on the manufacturer's site... so what should i do to get it working under ubuntu 9.04?
[13:11] <steffan> Guest57050: You need to ask your question before people are able to help you.
[13:12] <Wojo> Good afternoon.
[13:12] <steffan> Wojo: Hi.
[13:12] <paolino> hi, my dhcp3 server stopped working today , anyone can help me ?
[13:12] <paolino> here is my data http://paste.linuxassist.net/215055
[13:12] <Sagaci> Guest57050: what is your specific problem
[13:13] <steffan> paolino: That URL is password protected. Please use another pastebin.
[13:13] <steffan> !paste > paolino
[13:13] <jacek> Hello
[13:13] <steffan> jacek: Hi.
[13:13] <Guest57050> how can i mount flash disk on ubuntu 9.04
[13:13] <steffan> !mount > Guest57050
[13:14] <AnirbanHazra> how to install Sun Java in Ubuntu Hardy ?
[13:14] <Guest57050> ok
[13:14] <steffan> !java > AnirbanHazra
[13:14] <S4mps0n1> hey all
[13:14] <deadman> HI
[13:15] <deadman> can someone please help me
[13:15] <steffan> !ask | deadman
[13:15] <paolino> steffan: http://moonpatio.com/fastcgi/hpaste.fcgi/view?id=4342#a4342
[13:15] <deadman> I have a BT878 series chip on an AverTV Pro Card... which has no linux drivers on the manufacturer's site... so what should i do to get it working under ubuntu 9.04?
[13:15] <S4mps0n1> if I upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 beta now - will I be able to upgrade from the beta to the release version - or will I need a whole new install then>
[13:15] <S4mps0n1> ?
[13:15] <Wojo> I am having some issue with closing system on my laptop (Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo PI2540), every time when i try to "restart now" my Ubuntu 9.04 (polish language pack) i got nice Ubuntu splash, system shuts down, splash disappear and i got black screen, when latpop is supposed to turn power off/reboot nothing happend
[13:15] <BlouBlou> S4mps0n1: it will update to RC
[13:15] <S4mps0n1> cool
[13:15] <steffan> !beta | S4mps0n1
[13:16] <S4mps0n1> cool thanks
[13:16] <Wojo> Is anybody familiar with that kind of problem?
[13:16] <Anoxe> Lut
[13:16] <Guest57050> steffan what'll ı do ?
[13:16] <S4mps0n1> so I can happily upgrade to the beta then!
[13:16] <BlouBlou> S4mps0n1: np
[13:16] <S4mps0n1> ciao all! :)
[13:16] <nlogax> maybe not the right channel, but can i make gnome terminal open links on left click?
[13:16] <AnirbanHazra> "sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre" ??
[13:17] <steffan> !multiverse > AnirbanHazra
[13:17] <topuzoglu> ok
[13:17] <topuzoglu> now
[13:17] <steffan> AnirbanHazra: Install 'sun-java6-jre' from that repository.
[13:17] <topuzoglu> become cartman
[13:18] <steffan> topuzoglu: /nick cartman
[13:18] <paolino> steffan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/290841/
[13:18] <topuzoglu> yes,ı changed nickname
[13:18] <steffan> paolino: There is no need to repeat. When someone who can answer your question notices, they will respond.
[13:18] <topuzoglu> now nickname topuzoglu
[13:18] <paolino> ok
[13:19] <BlouBlou> !enter | topuzoglu
[13:19] <Letterbomb05> nibbler, I've been trying to manually mount the iso to my usb but i'm having some problems..
[13:20] <Letterbomb05> for some reason, I execute the command and the files DO appear to be on the usb drive (instantly lol?) but when I take the drive out and put it on my windows machine it shows the usb to be empty
[13:20] <Letterbomb05> nothing on it
[13:20] <Letterbomb05> the paths in the command appear to be correct etc
[13:20] <AnirbanHazra> actually I want to install this software : http://jalbum.net/software/download/current/all-systems#help so it is said there that Sun Java is required
[13:21] <topuzoglu> why don't you answer the my question?
[13:21] <AnirbanHazra> I hope by Java they mean JRE ??
[13:23] <dom96> does anybody know of any good bandwidth scripts ? (Script which tells me when i download a certain amount of mb's)
[13:23] <steffan> AnirbanHazra: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/programming/C/java.html
[13:24] <GastonLaGafff> Who has been able to compile kernel <IP_ADDRESS> or later and boot it on ubuntu karmic beta?
[13:24] <steffan> dom96: bmon comes to mind.
[13:24] <bullgard4> GastonLaGafff: me.
[13:25] <GastonLaGafff> really :)
[13:25] <GastonLaGafff> bullgard4: can you paste your .config please?
[13:25] <dom96> steffan: anything made in GTK ?
[13:25] <raven_> is possible to start a tool (ffmpeg) on a server (using ssh) but to take a local video file?
[13:25] <steffan> dom96: Google.
[13:25] <bullgard4> GastonLaGafff: I can, but nly somewhat later. If you can wait.
[13:26] <bullgard4> s/nly/only/
[13:26] <steffan> dom96: I'm not sure about GTK versions - I mostly monitor server bandwidth thus only have SSH access.
[13:26] <GastonLaGafff> bullgard4: have you done something special?
[13:26] <steffan> dom96: bmon is nice enough.
[13:26] <dom96> steffan: oh ok thanks, now i know what to search for
[13:26] <Letterbomb05> ^mNotIntelligent, are you still around?
[13:27] <steffan> dom96: Tap in 'Monitor bandwidth on Ubuntu' and you will get a nice list, like I just did.
[13:27] <paolino> steffan: resolved, I installed ltsp yesterday, and its config file overrides the default one. Thanks
[13:27] <bullgard4> GastonLaGafff: I have no time at the moment.
[13:27] <whileimhere> hi i am using Ubuntu 9.04. I have a folder with about 200 files. I need to compress each file into its own zip. is there a way to automate this other than writing bash scripts?
[13:27] <angelus> ummm i sorta "rm" 'd  by sourcces.list ..... is there a way to get it back ???
[13:28] <steffan> !sources.list | AnirbanHazra
[13:28] <steffan> !sources.list | angelus
[13:28] <steffan> AnirbanHazra: Sorry, typo.
[13:29] <matusso> hello, i have got a question.. I have got a problem with graphic card ATi Mobility Radeon HD3650..  Even after i run updatedb. Is there any way to get it to search my other local drives? (yes they are all currently mounted
[13:34] <senorpedro> how can i repair a vfat file system on a usb stick?
[13:35] <qqq> #ubuntu-ir
[13:36] <embrik> OO3.0.1 - ubuntu Hardy. I have installed OO3.0.1 with this addresse in software sources: http://ppa.launchpad.net/openoffice-pkgs/ppa/ubuntu I haven't got math (formula editor). Have I installed it the worng way? When I try to uninstall with apt-get remove openoffice.org, I get the message that OO isn't installed
[13:37] <AnirbanHazra> sun java jre installation failed : http://pastebin.ca/1612356
[13:37] <qqq> چطوری برم توی اوبونتوی فارسی
[13:37] <qqq> ؟
[13:38] <Sagaci> !english | qqq
[13:38] <gena> hello all
[13:38] <ciderpunx> hello gena
[13:39] <qqq> how to join to persian ubuntu
[13:39] <qqq> ?
[13:39] <gena> it's the firte time I connect
[13:40] <AnirbanHazra> qqq: #ubuntu-ir
[13:40] <ciderpunx> qqq: http://www.ubuntu.com/support/local#persian
[13:40] <Sagaci> AnirbanHazra: trying installing Java from the add/remove applications setting
[13:40] <FiremanEd> qqq: #ubuntu-ir
[13:40] <AnirbanHazra> Sagaci: ??? I have shell access only
[13:41] <ciderpunx> AnirbanHazra: run aptitude as root.
[13:41] <qqq> FiremanEd,  thank youuuuuuuuuuuuu
[13:41] <iDangerMouse> Hello, I got about 3 questions :D should I ask them ?
[13:42] <Letterbomb05> iDangerMouse, no, questions are not permitted in a help channel.
[13:42] <Enissay> how can i export to a file the propreties of a video with avidemux?
[13:42] <iDangerMouse> :( Then how am I supposed to get help Letterbomb05 ?
[13:42] <AnirbanHazra> ciderpunx: I am root
[13:43] <legend2440> !ask | iDangerMouse
[13:43] <iDangerMouse> Question: I have acer aspire one 110 cant get internal mic to work, card reader and wifi LED, tried everything from the forum but nothing :(
[13:44] <nibbler> iDangerMouse: so to start with the mic. if you run alsamixer, do you see the mic channel?
[13:45] <iDangerMouse> yep
[13:46] <iDangerMouse> i-mic i see
[13:46] <AnirbanHazra> ciderpunx: Sagaci: Plz help
[13:47] <iDangerMouse> I raised the first bar to maximum with i-mic in alsarmixer no help
[13:47] <nibbler> iDangerMouse: did you check http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic/3105/internal-mic-problem-aspire-one-110/
[13:47] <iDangerMouse> yes sir.
[13:47] <nibbler> iDangerMouse: the i'm out if ideas :|
[13:48] <innomen> !firefox
[13:48] <iDangerMouse> For Card Reader also read the forums nothing :(
[13:50] <embrik> is openoffice.org 3.1.1 in ubuntu's repos?
[13:50] <crisgrada69> hi there :)
[13:50] <legend2440> iDangerMouse: here are instructions for microphone that worked for me.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/290861/
[13:50] <crisgrada69> have a handycam
[13:51] <crisgrada69> need to connect with Jaunty with usb
[13:51] <crisgrada69> some software available?
[13:51] <Guest13262> #keywelt
[13:51] <okfs> Is pfsense firewall or only an interface?
[13:51] <GastonLaGafff> Who, apart bullgard4, has been able to compile kernel <IP_ADDRESS> or later and boot it on ubuntu karmic beta?
[13:51] <AnirbanHazra>  sun java jre installation failed : http://pastebin.ca/1612356
[13:52] <iDangerMouse> legend2440: looking
[13:53] <blunder> hey
[13:55] <innomen> "install the following package: firefox-3.5. Firefox 3.5 will be installed alongside Firefox 3.0. " What if i want it to update instead of make a redundant worthless stripped new instance?
[13:55] <iDangerMouse> legend2440:  i cant find IEC958
[13:56] <innomen> I hate this choice, use the old vesion or use the hyper beta updated 10 times daily, cant i just get 3.5?
[13:58] <Letterbomb05> is ubuntu 9.04 jaunty?
[13:58] <AnirbanHazra>  sun java jre installation failed : http://pastebin.ca/1612356
[13:58] <Sagaci> AnirbanHazra: how much memory do you have
[13:58] <iceroot> Letterbomb05: yes
[13:59] <innomen> So, how do i update my existing firefox to 3.5?
[13:59] <Letterbomb05> thanks iceroot.
[13:59] <iceroot> innomen: just install ff3.5 and make it the default browser
[13:59] <raven_> is possible to start a tool (ffmpeg) on a server (e.g. ssh) but to take a local (on the client) video file?
[13:59] <iceroot> innomen: you cant update, just install ff3.5 and remove 3.0
[13:59] <innomen> iceroot, will that keep all my plugins and booksmarks and saved password etc? and can i then uninstall 3.0
[13:59] <legend2440> iDangerMouse: just do the steps you can. Especially where it says  Set 'Mic' control to capture by pressing the 'spacebar' key on keyboard
[14:00] <iceroot> innomen: imo not, just install 3.5 and see, you dont have to remove 3.0 directly
[14:00] <innomen> lmao
[14:00] <AnirbanHazra> Sagaci: 556 MB dedicated RAM on an OpenVZ VPS
[14:00] <iDangerMouse> Its capture with L R Captur
[14:00] <innomen> wow
[14:00] <legend2440> iDangerMouse: i don't have a laptop so i wont be much help
[14:01] <iDangerMouse> :(
[14:01] <Hrym> How can I know if I my USB-memory to boot Ubuntu?
[14:01] <Babajus> Hello guys :)
[14:01] <innomen> seriously, just try it and see? it CANT update? Thats just amazing.
[14:02] <innomen> i mean i'll go do that and everything i'm just really shocked
[14:02] <Babajus> I need an assistance in making surround sound system on my ubuntu machine :)
[14:02] <didiermah> !french
[14:02] <innomen> i mean firefox is kinda popular isnt it? One would think updateing it to a semi recent version would be possible :P
[14:03] <Cork> innomen: sudo firefox
[14:03] <Cork> you can't update when you don't have write permission
[14:03] <iceroot> Cork: ....
[14:03] <iceroot> innomen: firefox is updating by ubuntu but not upgraded
[14:04] <iDangerMouse> Oh well lets forget about the mic
[14:04] <innomen> iceroot, thats just silly to me *shrugs*
[14:04] <iDangerMouse> Question how do I get the LED working on ZG5 Acer Aspire One Wifi Led i mean
[14:04] <iceroot> innomen: update = security fix, upgrade = new functions (major update)
[14:04] <Babajus> the case is i want to use my headphones with microphone and my home theter system at once? is it possible on ubuntu in windows seven it works like charm\
[14:05] <innomen> iceroot, i'm aware of the difference
[14:05] <ManDay> Is Karmic out?
[14:05] <chu_> Hey, does anyone know what the add/remove app on Jaunty is called?
[14:05] <innomen> iceroot, so will Cork's thing not work?
[14:05] <innomen> Cork: why is that not on the official page?
[14:06] <stwange> hi I'm having trouble playing DVDs on Ubuntu. I've used regionset to ensure the correct region is... set, I've installed ubuntu-restricted-extras and run some libdvdcss script - what am I missing?
[14:06] <vecto__> Moin.
[14:06] <Cork> innomen: google it its hundreds of hist for it
[14:06] <innomen> ManDay, yes and no, you can get a daily build, but its not ofically released for public consumption till the 29th
[14:06] <qaw23e1> Hello,
[14:06] <Lark007> can i make a request for the new ubuntu 9.1 here?
[14:06] <ManDay> ino
[14:06] <vecto__> Yes. u can.
[14:06] <ManDay> ino
[14:06] <Lark007> or a request for a new feature.
[14:06] <angelus> innomen : i used this to update my version ...
[14:06] <chu_> !karmic
[14:06] <ManDay> damn soryy
[14:06] <FloodBot3> ManDay: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:06] <innomen> Cork, you google it, why do you think i'm here?
[14:06] <ManDay> innomen, thanks, I was looking for the stable version
[14:06] <Cork> <_<'
[14:06] <benovic> karmic?
[14:06] <angelus> http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/firefox ***
[14:06] <innomen> ManDay, no worries :)
[14:07] <Lark007> i'de like to request that libx11 and glut be added to the new ubuntu to make x11 and opengl programming inherent.
[14:07] <Babajus> guys anyone have such configuration? :)
[14:07] <Cork> innomen: how do you think i found the information when i installed 3.6? "firefox check for updates disabled"
[14:07] <vecto__> Lark007, Congratulations!
[14:07] <Lark007> libusbdev would also be great.
[14:08] <innomen> Cork, seriously go google it and get back to me witht hat awesome firefox 3.5 upgrade deb or a apt get command that will upgrade me to 3.5
[14:08] <Cork> <_<'
[14:08] <angelus> innomen : i used this to update my version ... http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/firefox *** .....
[14:08] <Cork> why would you need the deb to upgrade to 3.5??
[14:08] <innomen> Cork, getdeb.net dosent even have a copy of firefox
[14:08] <areay> how can i check what graphics driver i'm using from the command line?
[14:08] <iceroot> innomen: of course its not working was Cork said. first a gui-app is started with gksudo, not sudo. 2. firefox is using apt-get to update and not the firefox-routine like on windows. so its totaly bullsh*t what Cork said
[14:08] <innomen> Cork, because i want to upgrade mine not install a new one
[14:09] <innomen> iceroot, i thought so
[14:09] <Cork> innomen: then youll be stuck with 3.0, you don't want to replace the browser gnome relies on
[14:09] <innomen> iceroot, i didnt attempt it
[14:09] <iceroot> !backport | innomen
[14:10] <innomen> iceroot, reading, thanky
[14:10] <iceroot> innomen: wait 3 weeks and use karmic with ff3.5 or install ff3.5 on jaunty and use 3.0 and 3.5
[14:10] <innomen> iceroot, yea thats cool for now but what if i want 3.6 in karmic, must i wait till the whole next release? thats just insanity
[14:11] <iceroot> innomen: also there was a firefox-script which is installing always the newest but dont know the name
[14:11] <innomen> i'm reading about backports
[14:11] <innomen> one moment
[14:11] <Cork> innomen: but honestly to the look and feal totally replacing ff3.0 is like 10 mins of work, the only thing not replaced is that tha ff3.0 files will stil be on your hd
[14:11] <innomen> iceroot, yea i saw that but i dont need the bleeding edge, i'm content with a 6 month old update :)
[14:11] <stwange> done it, thanks anyway
[14:11] <iceroot> innomen: its not bleeding edge, its the current stable release
[14:11] <iceroot> innomen: atm 3.5 imo
[14:12] <Babajus> Iceero
[14:12] <innomen> iceroot, oh? the ppa link given by the page given by the bot mentioned several updates per day
[14:12] <AnirbanHazra> what happened
[14:12] <iceroot> innomen: that are the backports, i mean another script but dont know the name :(
[14:12] <hypn0> innomen, i dont think u can blame ubuntu for firefox releases, thats mozillas problem
[14:13] <antonys> keyserver is down?
[14:13] <innomen> iceroot, ahh, well fire it at me if you remember :)
[14:13] <Babajus> hello again :) my case is that i want to use headphones with microfone and my home theater at once on my sound card
[14:13] <iceroot> innomen: and of course you can go to mozilla.og and download the current version as a deb
[14:13] <iceroot> innomen: mozilla.org
[14:13] <almagest_divine> hey
[14:13] <innomen> hypn0, i can blame them all i want :P in fact i blame them for global warming :)
[14:13] <Nedwos> Hello.. Is anybody able to help me get my Shoutcast/DNAS server going from a linein port... I am having some trouble with it capturing the raw audio and streaming it over to the server with ubuntu
[14:13] <Babajus> is it possible? couse in windows it works like a charm
[14:14] <enrtes> hi i have a problem i have to blacklist this module at booting  modprobe -r ehci_hcd
[14:14] <enrtes> somebody can help me?
[14:14] <iceroot> !blacklist | enrtes
[14:14] <ManDay> Can anyone confirm whether or whether not performance on Intel GPUs (especially scrolling 2d) has been majorly improved in Karmic? I heard rumours and I hope they are true!
[14:14] <Nedwos> and i would say my problem lies with the sound card/drivers or somethign weird?
[14:14] <almagest_divine> how can i find the com port number of my usb port to which my device is connected? it shows my device in lsusb and dmesg
[14:14] <iceroot> ManDay: worked better then in jaunty
[14:14] <innomen> iceroot, but i thought that just gives me a new blank version of it? i want to update? and i want ot be sure there absolutly isn't a way to do it via apt get before i go download a deb
[14:14] <Guest74809> hi, i have a problem. my ubuntu install doesn't boot, im on the live cd right now. when i try to boot normally it says "out of frequency" and then my monitor goes to standby-mode.
[14:14] <iceroot> innomen: its updating if you install the deb
[14:14] <almagest_divine> somebody?
[14:15] <ManDay> iceroot, concerning the problem with the 959 or whatever it is called?
[14:15] <antonys> ah, keyserver appears to be back up now
[14:15] <ManDay> THe integrated GPUs
[14:15] <iceroot> ManDay: 945
[14:15] <iceroot> ManDay: correct
[14:15] <innomen> iceroot, awesome, so then basically the link given by the bot is crap i should have just goto mozilla directly
[14:15] <ManDay> yes, good enough. Thanks! Looking forward to trying it out!
[14:15] <almagest_divine> somebody help!!!
[14:15] <AnirbanHazra> last attempt : sun java jre installation failed : http://pastebin.ca/1612356
[14:15] <john231321> hello
[14:15] <iceroot> innomen: the link from the bot is giving you the firefox frm karmic
[14:15] <mnaines> Max123: Did you make any changes to the monitor resolution before this happened?
[14:15] <iceroot> innomen: so not updating to bleding edge
[14:16] <almagest_divine> how can i find the com port number of my usb port to which my device is connected? it shows my device in lsusb and dmesg
[14:16] <bn43> has anyone got google provider for thunderbird working in jaunty?
[14:16] <Max123> mnaines, no i didn't
[14:16] <john231321> i have a question....
[14:16] <iceroot> AnirbanHazra: is another java working right now?
[14:16] <almagest_divine> ?
[14:16] <Max123> mnaines, that usually happened on every boot but soon after the out of frequency my monitor went on again and there was the login screen
[14:16] <iceroot> !ask | john231321
[14:16] <innomen> ok,y thanks :)
[14:17] <Max123> mnaines, but now it stays in the standby mode
[14:17] <Cork> anyway the ubuntu-testing is as dead as a grave, so i'll ask here, anyone know of a workaround for kernel 2.6.12+ breaking graphics in karmic?
[14:17] <Nedwos> Can anybody help.. I am trying to use Transcast to stream audio from my soundcard over to a shoutcast local server and it won't capture any data.. and i am using ubuntu but i think it problem lies somewhere with /dev/snd???
[14:17] <AnirbanHazra> iceroot: another java ?
[14:17] <enrtes> are you shure that is that file to edit blacklist i just opened it and it's empty
[14:17] <iceroot> AnirbanHazra: correct
[14:17] <F4tal> Hi, i'm trying to determine what kind of version a sql-lite database is. The devolepers of bibus wrote i should try "head -c 15".  After that head tells me it couldn't read binarys. :evil:
[14:18] <enrtes> blacklist!
[14:18] <F4tal> Some suggestions?
[14:18] <iceroot> Cork: 2.6.12 is very old
[14:18] <enrtes> wey!!
[14:18] <Cork> ow sorry i ment <IP_ADDRESS>+!
[14:18] <AnirbanHazra> iceroot: there is not a single instance of java running'
[14:18] <legend2440> iDangerMouse: according to this https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/Machines/Netbooks#Acer%20Aspire%20One%20150  to get card reader to work you have to insert card and then boot
[14:18] <iceroot> Cork: have a look at #ubuntu#1 for karmic-support
[14:18] <iceroot> AnirbanHazra: #
[14:18] <iceroot> Could not reserve enough space for object heap
[14:19] <mnaines> !karmic | Cork
[14:19] <iceroot> AnirbanHazra: there is your error
[14:19] <Hrym> How can I make a Sandisk Cruiser Micro 4GB bootable with Ubuntu? it has 2 partitions, one iwth U3G crap on it...
[14:19] <Cork> mnaines: ? i know what karmic is...
[14:19] <iDangerMouse> I tried it legend2440  and even Nano ing it didnt show up
[14:19] <almagest_divine> how can i find the com port number of my usb port to which my device is connected? it shows my device in lsusb and dmesg
[14:19] <AnirbanHazra> iceroot: unable to get u.
[14:19] <Idioteque> hi I have a bt848 chipset AverTV pro tv tuner card... can someone please help me as to where i should look for a installation guide or anything i must do to get it working on ubuntu 9.04
[14:19] <iceroot> AnirbanHazra: free some ram
[14:20] <mnaines> Cork: Read the last part again:  "Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1"
[14:20] <Cork> found it one sec after i posted >_<'
[14:20] <john231321> sorry for my bad english. Is it safe to add karmic repos to jaunty, i don't want to update the whole system, just install few apps. would i have stability or dependency problems?
[14:20] <iceroot> john231321: no
[14:20] <erUSUL> almagest_divine: is a usb to serial converter??
[14:20] <iceroot> john231321: dont do that
[14:20] <legend2440> iDangerMouse: as far as microphone goes  read post #6 here>  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/354620
[14:21] <bn43> has anyone got google provider for thunderbird working in jaunty?
[14:21] <iDangerMouse> I think I burnt mine
[14:21] <almagest_divine> erUSUL: what is that?
[14:21] <MudMcGreedy> I just installed the 3.5 version of fire fox -- and now I cant serf the web ------ any suggestions ? ubuntu 9.04
[14:21] <Nedwos> Can anybody tell me what i should be putting in my TransCast server config file to allow it to open up the linein port of the sound card.... /dev/snd isn't working and neither is /dev/snd/whateva?????
[14:21] <F4tal> Plz, guys, i rtfm. But can'tget "head" to throw out the first lines of a sql-lite database.
[14:21] <mnaines> MudMcGreedy: Try using Shiretoko
[14:21] <john231321> ok, thnx
[14:21] <iceroot> MudMcGreedy: error?
[14:21] <erUSUL> almagest_divine: what type of device is the one you are talking about ?
[14:21] <deadman_> How to install a BTTV compatible TV Tuner Card and Get iT WORKING? PLEASE HELP!
[14:21] <almagest_divine> erUSUL: its a mobile phone
[14:22] <iceroot> F4tal: what is your ubuntu-related question?
[14:22] <rob0> F4tal: head(1) is for text.
[14:22] <MudMcGreedy> iceroot: Firefox can't find the server at en-us.start3.mozilla.com.
[14:22] <erUSUL> almagest_divine: dmesg should tell you the /dev/ttyUSBx it gets
[14:22] <Gnea> !tv | deadman_
[14:22] <MudMcGreedy> or any other location
[14:22] <iceroot> MudMcGreedy: using a proxy?
[14:22] <rob0> F4tal: TFM to R is "info coreutils".
[14:23] <AnirbanHazra> iceroot: Isn't 556 mb dedicated RAM not enough ?
[14:23] <MudMcGreedy> iceroot: no I dont think so
[14:23] <almagest_divine> erUSUL: yes. but i want the com port number. is tht com port number?
[14:23] <brite> my screen shakes
[14:23] <F4tal> @ iceroot: I'm looking for someone who is familar with the installed head-version in ubunut
[14:23] <brite> i mean flickers
[14:23] <raven_> is possible to start a tool (ffmpeg) on a server (e.g. ssh) but to take a local (on the client) video file?
[14:23] <F4tal> info coreutils, i give it a try
[14:23] <erUSUL> almagest_divine: linux uses device files.
[14:23] <rob0> F4tal: (actually no, that probably won't help with sql-lite)
[14:23] <iceroot> AnirbanHazra: it is but the errors says, there is not enough for th vm
[14:24] <deadman_> Gnea,  that doesnt help
[14:24] <almagest_divine> erUSUL: but my software wants com port number
[14:24] <deadman_> because i have installed every god damned application there is on that site
[14:24] <Gnea> deadman_: perhaps if you explained your situation in a bit more detail...
[14:24] <deadman_> but still my video card doesnt work
[14:24] <erUSUL> almagest_divine: what software is that ?
[14:24] <Gnea> deadman_: and, please, watch your language. this is a family-friendly channel. :)
[14:24] <F4tal> @ rob0: Yeah, it htought head could only prozess characters
[14:24] <deadman_> Gnea, i cant get to view anything...
[14:24] <deadman_> sorry for the language
[14:24] <Gnea> deadman_: well, that doesn't tell me anything.
[14:24] <deadman_> i have been begging for help on this channel for hours now
[14:25] <deadman_> Gnea, ok what do i need to tell you?
[14:25] <Gnea> begging gets you nowhere.
[14:25] <deadman_> ask me
[14:25] <almagest_divine> erUSUL: its webcam software
[14:25] <deadman_> please
[14:25] <iDangerMouse> legend2440: Apparently lots of bug... Acer Aspire One Zg5 Linpus Lite based...
[14:25] <Gnea> !ask | deadman_
[14:25] <deadman_> !ask
[14:25] <deadman_> :S
[14:25] <Nedwos> hrmmmm
[14:25] <rob0> I got a clean download of the UNR 9.04 img file, dd'ed it to a USB stick. The "live CD" aspect of it seems fine. But the install aborted with an I/O error and no debugging information I could see at all.
[14:25] <Gnea> deadman_: just tell me what you're using - what specific hardware, what are your group assignments like, any errors in syslog or dmesg, etc
[14:25] <innomen> iceroot, i added the backsport sources entry and it updated a few things but not firefox :P
[14:26] <francesco_> cosa significa quando si è bannato?
[14:26] <innomen> iceroot, checking mozilla.org now
[14:26] <guntbert> !it | francesco_
[14:26] <erUSUL> almagest_divine: o.0 how is a webcam software supposed to work with a mobile phone ???
[14:26] <rob0> And now I have to go through the whole setup routine, username, passwords et c., it can't use what it already wrote to disk?
[14:27] <bigdavejoker> how do I get firefox 3-5 working correctly I installed it from the synaptec Package manager but when I launch firefox it is still the older version  I'm running 64 bit ubuntu
[14:27] <almagest_divine> erUSUL: its like that. i just have to enter the com port number. it works in windows though
[14:27] <deadman_> Gnea, i dont think i have the drivers for the device
[14:27] <martin_henry> msg nickserv identify mk44fc
[14:27] <deadman_> it is not available on the avermedia site
[14:27] <Gnea> deadman_: I don't think you really need help.
[14:27] <deadman_> Gnea, i need  a lot of help
[14:27] <LjL> martin_henry: i suggest you change that immediately.
[14:27] <deadman_> i bought this card and now i am in tears
[14:27] <erUSUL> almagest_divine: i do not think you can make a mobie phone act as webcam in linux. at least i do not know how
[14:28] <martin_henry> lol thanks
[14:28] <Gnea> deadman_: then tell me what I want to know.
[14:28] <innomen> iceroot, i'm not seeing it, it just wants to take me to firefox.com, is that what you meant to happen or am i missing something on mozilla?
[14:28] <Gnea> deadman_: don't BS me.
[14:28] <coldpizza721i__> in terminal isnt there a way to force something
[14:28] <deadman_> what driver should i use or what should i install to get a BTTV compatible card working?
[14:28] <almagest_divine> erUSUL: i just wanted to know if there was a way to find the com port number?
[14:29] <Gnea> deadman_: sorry, I can't tell you that. you haven't provided me with the information I have requested.  Therefore, you do not *deserve* help.
[14:29] <mado> excuse me? ...
[14:29] <innomen> Gnea, oh go away
[14:29] <mado> what is your "off topic"-channel called?
[14:29] <deadman_> Gnea, what information do you need?
[14:29] <erUSUL> almagest_divine: in linux "com port number" does not make any sense. that's a DOS (windows) concept
[14:29] <Gnea> innomen: nah.
[14:29] <guntbert> almagest_divine: that sound as if you were trying to start a windows software on linux
[14:29] <innomen> Gnea, if you cant be bothered then just be quiet, everyone deserves help if they need it thats the point of this place
[14:29] <erUSUL> almagest_divine: in linux you have device nodes/files
[14:29] <Stanley> Hi
[14:29] <Gnea> deadman_: just tell me what you're using - what specific hardware, what are your group assignments like, any errors in syslog or dmesg, etc
[14:29] <almagest_divine> erUSUL: yes
[14:29] <guntbert> !ot | mado
[14:29] <almagest_divine> erUSUL: ok thanks
[14:29] <Gnea> innomen: whatev
[14:29] <mado> thanks guntbert
[14:30] <innomen> deadman_, just ignore him, someone else will help you when they can, you may have to wait, thats all
[14:30] <deadman_> Gnea, Im using a card called AverTV Pro
[14:30] <Gnea> innomen: please don't.
[14:30] <guntbert> !attitude | innomen
[14:30] <bn43> has anyone got google provider for thunderbird working in jaunty?
[14:30] <deadman_> innomen, i have been waiting for 4hours +++
[14:30] <innomen> guntbert, dude, hes the one that said deadman didnt DESERVE help, go scold him
[14:30] <Gnea> deadman_: k, what does the lspci command tell you what it is?
[14:31] <martin_henry> LJL, thanks, got it done :)
[14:31] <deadman_> Gnea, 02:01.0 Multimedia video controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Video Capture (rev 11)
[14:31] <guntbert> innomen: do you think *you* are being helpful?
[14:31] <Padhu> what is the lightweight browser and really firefox alternate?
[14:31] <Gnea> deadman_: wonderful! now that wasn't so bad now was it?
[14:31] <ciderpunx> Padhu: epiphany?
[14:31] <Gnea> deadman_: let's make sure that you have the right to access the device. what's the output of the 'id' command?
[14:31] <deadman_> Gnea, yeah... please ask me... i will do whatever you say... im new to ubuntu... please help me out and i would be really grateful
[14:32] <Padhu> erUSUL: Linux Journal has the artical about it and it uses Ubuntu 9.04
[14:32] <innomen> guntbert, see PM :)
[14:32] <coldpizza721i__> if im trying to set a boot flag does the drive need to be unmounted
[14:32] <deadman_> Gnea, uid=1000(deadman) gid=1000(deadman) groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),46(plugdev),106(lpadmin),121(admin),122(sambashare),123(vboxusers),125(mythtv),1000(deadman)
[14:32] <erUSUL> Padhu: ??
[14:33] <Gnea> deadman_: okay, you're not part of the video group, so that's why you can't read from the video device.   check your system->administration->users & groups  to make sure it's set right. you'll have to logout/login after you do that for it to take effect.
[14:33] <Gnea> guntbert: may I pm?
[14:33] <deadman_> Gnea, which group should i add myself to?
[14:33] <guntbert> Gnea: sure
[14:33] <Gnea> deadman_: should be one there for video/tv devices
[14:34] <Enissay> how to install new font for figlet?
[14:34] <kubrickianfantas> Does anyone use the startx command while logging on?
[14:34] <deadman_> Gnea, no such group called video/tv
[14:34] <almagest_divine> kubrickianfantas: i think startx is to start the gui mode
[14:34] <ni1s> I'm looking for a ID3 tag editor, anyone got any suggestions?
[14:35] <kubrickianfantas> almagest_divine, yeah. I use awesomewm. So when I type in startx, it boots into gnome. Is there aa way to change this?
[14:35] <kubrickianfantas> !startx
[14:35] <Gnea> deadman_: hrm, it should be a checkbox
[14:35] <kubrickianfantas> ubottu, ~_~
[14:36] <almagest_divine> kubrickianfantas: yes i think there is
[14:36] <Madcamper> if i make a 13GB .vdi does it also take up 13GB on my physical HD?
[14:36] <almagest_divine> kubrickianfantas: go in recovery mode and choose to correct startx problems
[14:36] <deadman_> Gnea, where can i find a checkbox called video/tv? in users and groups there is no such thing
[14:36] <legend2440> ni1s: easytag is good
[14:37] <Gnea> deadman_: you have to select your username and make sure you unlock
[14:37] <David_> i need help writing a script....is there a specific channel for help or is there someone here who can help
[14:37] <Gnea> deadman_: it won't specifically say video/tv
[14:37] <Gnea> deadman_: it will say SOMETHING LIKE THAT
[14:37] <guntbert> Madcamper: thats a question for #vbox - ask there please
[14:37] <Gnea> er, sorry, extra caps there
[14:37] <David_> or is there someone here who uses fog
[14:37] <ni1s> kubrickianfantas, edit ~/.xinitrc  and add "exec <whatever awesomewm calls its bin>" last
[14:37] <Madcamper> kk
[14:37] <ni1s> legend2440, thanks
[14:38] <deadman_> Gnea, found it its called Capture video from TV and.. Webcam... blah blah
[14:38] <deadman_> and ive checked it now
[14:38] <deadman_> :)
[14:38] <Gnea> deadman_: you got it :)
[14:38] <deadman_> time to reboot?
[14:38] <kubrickianfantas> nils, I'll try that out
[14:38] <Gnea> deadman_: no, just logout/login don't have to reboot
[14:38] <Gnea> deadman_: this is linux, not windows ;)
[14:38] <deadman_> Gnea, ok i'll be back in a sec :D
[14:38] <Gnea> okay
[14:38] <hp100> hi
[14:39] <almagest_divine> hp100: hi
[14:39] <Dennis-Beekman> afternoon peeps
[14:39] <Dennis-Beekman> anyone here with knowledge of gconftool ? newbie needs a ponter
[14:40] <deadman_> Gnea, now what?
[14:40] <Gnea> deadman_: any luck?
[14:40] <Gnea> deadman_: see if you can watch tv
[14:41] <MudMcGreedy> I have installed the fire fox 3.5.3 for ubuntu 9.04 using the sympathetic package installer, I am not using a proxy, and when I start it, it tells me it cant find server.. yes I have tried more than one location, yes I have reloged in to ubuntu.
[14:41] <Dennis-Beekman> i can set strings with the gconftool, but i cannot tick or untick tickbox values... (true false) how does one do this ?
[14:41] <hp100> can anyone help me out with getting my nvidia 2x9500gt to work without getting error "cheacking better state..."
[14:41] <hp100> battery*
[14:41] <deadman_> Gnea, in XawTV i cant see anything
[14:41] <Gnea> deadman_: okay, try tvtime
[14:41] <deadman_> when i run tvtime scanner i get weird errors
[14:42] <Gnea> deadman_: just run the configuration until it works
[14:42] <joker_> helo
[14:42] <Gnea> deadman_: tvtime doesn't usually work right away
[14:42] <joker_> helo
[14:42] <joker_> hay
[14:43] <deadman_> Gnea, which configuration should i run?
[14:43] <deaan> hello all
[14:43] <Gnea> deadman_: click on it, should bring up a menu of some sort
[14:43] <allenbradley> nils, it works. thanks for the help
[14:43] <ghostdog> what's a good program for automating keys
[14:43] <bn43> has anyone got google provider for thunderbird working in jaunty?
[14:44] <ghostdog> like if i want to send d then d again then < to a window by hitting one key
[14:44] <deadman_> Gnea, i cant find in tvtime any menu to scan for channels!
[14:44] <Gnea> deadman_: gimme a min, been awhile..
[14:45] <Dennis-Beekman> i am making a script to set some gconf values... i can set string values by using --set --type string but how do i change values wich are either true/false ?
[14:45] <deadman_> Gnea, also for the fact sake... i get a messege on the display of tvtime saying No Frequency
[14:46] <Gnea> deadman_: you might not have the correct table selected
[14:46] <Gnea> deadman_: did you plug a cable into it?
[14:46] <Dennis-Beekman> anyone ? i am really stuck here
[14:46] <rob0> Well heck, I have a power outage, have to shut down. BBL.
[14:46] <deadman_> Gnea, i have conneceted the cable and the cable is fine since i used it on the external TV BOX earlier
[14:47] <Gnea> deadman_: okay, then make sure you select cable or cable-hrc as the base frequency table
[14:47] <Gnea> deadman_: when you start it up, should have a setup menu?
[14:49] <essai> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC
[14:49] <angelus> whenever i do sudo apt-get update  i get this error message >>>> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY EF4186FE247510BE<<<<< does anyone know why ???? :S
[14:49] <deadman_> Gnea, no luck still! :(
[14:50] <Gnea> deadman_: oh - try quitting tvtime (press ESC) and run tvtime-scanner
[14:50] <marcty> Why should I use ubuntu or whatever over mephis?
[14:50] <angelus> or rather doesanyone know how to fix it ??? im pretty sure this came about cause i removed my sources.list .... >.> ...
[14:50] <deadman_> ideoinput: Can't free frame 3: Device or resource busy
[14:50] <deadman_> videoinput: Driver refuses to start streaming: Device or resource busy.
[14:50] <deadman_> dats the error i get from tvtime-scanner
[14:50] <Gnea> deadman_: something else is using /dev/video0?
[14:51] <deadman_> Gnea, i dunno
[14:51] <guntbert> !ot | marcty
[14:51] <deadman_> i installed MythTV and Xaw TV too
[14:51] <deadman_> could it be something to do with that?
[14:51] <xendon> Hello i've a problem: while playing linux versions of games the games flips into windwos mode so i have to start htop on oder TY and kil lthe game .. any idea ?
[14:51] <Gnea> deadman_: sudo lsof | grep \/dev\/video
[14:52] <deadman_> xawtv.bin 5411    deadman  mem       CHR       81,0                4649 /dev/video0
[14:52] <deadman_> should i kill that?
[14:52] <Gnea> ok, you never killed xawtv
[14:52] <Gnea> yes
[14:53] <deadman_> Gnea, yeah ok... now the scanner is running
[14:53] <deadman_> but so far no signal
[14:53] <Gnea> cool
[14:53] <Gnea> it takes time
[14:53] <deadman_> yeah.. so i'll get back to you in a while.. huh?
[14:53] <deadman_> :)
[14:53] <deadman_> thanks a lot buddy
[14:53] <Gnea> sure, np
[14:54] <Gnea> deadman_: if it doesn't return anything, you may need to reconfigure
[14:55] <xendon> Hello i've a problem: while playing linux versions of games the games flips into windwos mode so i have to start htop on oder TY and kil lthe game .. any idea ?
[14:55] <kenoh> Hello. How to switch bluetooth off on each Ubuntu start automaticaly? I can switch it off manually by clicking Bluetooth icon in tray, selecting Properties and there is a checkbox "bluetooth Killswitch".
[14:55] <Gnea> xendon: alt+enter should take it back to fullscreen
[14:56] <Bodsda> Afternoon - Is it possible for windows XP to read ext4?
[14:56] <Gnea> kenoh: sudo update-rc.d -f bluetooth remove
[14:56] <xendon> ok but why it flips ? games on wine works fien only linux verios god that bug
[14:56] <Gnea> Bodsda: no.
[14:56] <Gnea> xendon: dunno
[14:56] <Bodsda> Gnea: hm, ok ty
[14:56] <deadman_> Gnea, reconfigure what?
[14:56] <Gnea> deadman_: sudo dpkg-reconfigure tvtime
[14:56] <deadman_> btw... still no signal and its almost half way through
[14:56] <bjarni> Good afternoon everyone
[14:56] <Gnea> deadman_: make sure it's set to NTSC and using Cable
[14:57] <starcube> bjarni: hi
[14:57] <bjarni> :-) starcube
[14:57] <deadman_> Gnea, Im right now in india... its PAL here right?
[14:57] <Bodsda> Gnea: is there anything that 'might' work?
[14:57] <kenoh> Gnea: But doesn't it uninstalls whole bluetooth drivers or what?
[14:57] <bjarni> can you guys help me to get rid of beeps?
[14:57] <Gnea> deadman_: oh, yes, of course  :)  is the cable going to cable tv or an antenna/satellite?
[14:57] <Alexxx> hi I need help with firestarter setup
[14:57] <deadman_> to cable tv
[14:58] <Gnea> kenoh: no, just stops bluetooth daemon from loading every startup. or did you want something else?
[14:58] <Gnea> deadman_: okay, then PAL, Cable
[14:58] <Gnea> Bodsda: on the same system?
[14:59] <bjarni> don't know really how it started - tried whatever i can find on the net - but there seems to be some active system beep
[14:59] <deadman_> ok this is taking a while.. I'll brb Gnea
[15:00] <bjarni> got gnome 2.26.1, jaunty (I think)
[15:00] <kenoh> Gnea: so, if I do that, then if i switch on bluetooth by hardware switch on my notebook, there will be my icon of bluetooth in tray again?
[15:00] <Gnea> kenoh: no, that's different. your question wasn't very well formed. what do you want?
[15:01] <bjarni> Sounds in Sound preferences are disabled (grayed) and there is no system beep tab.
[15:02] <goobies> anyone use guake? i tried to modify the dropdown toggle keybinding, but every keystroke i enter includes a keystroke called "Mod2"
[15:02] <goobies> I have no idea what that is and i can't even get it to go back to the original F12
[15:04] <innomen> iceroot, was "Ubuntuzilla" the script whos name you couldn't recall?
[15:04] <kenoh> Gnea: I want to have bluetooth switched off on every system startup. By switched off I mean the same way it would be if I switched off my bluetooth hardware using the hardware button on my notebook. And that is what I can do by using icon in tray, too.
[15:05] <Letterbomb05> Hi I'm following this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuServerFlashDriveInstaller and in the guide it tells me to 'execute the script below'. What filetype should I save it as and how can I then execute it?
[15:06] <goobies> could someone help me with guake? my keybindings are messed up
[15:07] <okfs> hmm, I installed mysql with sudo apt-get install. But why choose this particulary way to install? is it because its easy and standard? or any other good reason?
[15:08] <goobies> ok fixed it, sorry.
[15:08] <mIReC> JEBAC JEBAC PZPN
[15:08] <mIReC> kurwy
[15:08] <mIReC> JEBANE
[15:08] <ikonia> okfs: what do you mean ?
[15:08] <mIReC> w dupe
[15:08] <FloodBot3> mIReC: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:08] <ikonia> mIReC: please stop
[15:08] <mnaines> okfs: Do you not think Linux users should know CLI?
[15:08] <LjL> !english | Mieszko
[15:08] <LjL> !english | mIReC
[15:08] <mIReC> shut the fuck up and train
[15:08] <mIReC> BE ANIMAL
[15:08] <FloodBot3> mIReC: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:08] <Letterbomb05> Hi I'm following this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuServerFlashDriveInstaller and in the guide it tells me to 'execute the script below'. What filetype should I save it as and how can I then execute it?
[15:09] <LjL> Letterbomb05: linux doesn't have "filetypes"
[15:09] <ni1s> okfs, there are graphical tools available to you
[15:09] <LjL> Letterbomb05: to execute it, you need to make it executable. that can be done either from the Properties dialog, or with "chmod +x filename"
[15:09] <Letterbomb05> Thanks LjL, linux noob here. >_<
[15:09] <deadman_> Gnea, man no signal still
[15:09] <LjL> Letterbomb05: then to execute it, "cd" to the directory where it is, and type "bash filename"
[15:10] <deadman_> i tried reconfigure
[15:10] <deadman_> and everything
[15:10] <okfs> ni1s: graphical tools?
[15:10] <okfs> what you mean
[15:10] <LjL> Letterbomb05: by the way, that script looks horrible.
[15:10] <mnaines> okfs: Synaptic
[15:10] <ikonia> okfs: system -> administration -> synaptic is a graphical tool for managing packages
[15:10] <danilo> hola me podrian ayudar . baje en google earth.bin y no se como ejecutarlo
[15:10] <ni1s> okfs, what ikonia said
[15:10] <LjL> !es | danlo
[15:10] <MrGoodkat> my mom just upgraded firefox to 3.0.14 and she cant login to php based websites anymore and all her favs are gone, however it works if she starts ff with sudo in the terminal
[15:10] <ikonia> MrGoodkat: how was it upgraded
[15:11] <MrGoodkat> how can i avoid for her to type "sudo firefox" everytime she opens it
[15:11] <MrGoodkat> ikonia synaptic
[15:11] <LjL> danilo: bajalo como paquete debian desde Medibuntu
[15:11] <LjL> !medibuntu > danilo    (danilo, see the private message from ubottu)
[15:11] <ikonia> MrGoodkat: if she has to type sudo - it means her settings have been saved as the root user in /root copy the settins from /root to her home dir, change the owner of them and start firefox normally
[15:12] <saxin> how can I find out if a computer can run 64-bit?
[15:12] <MrGoodkat> ikonia they are in /root/.mozilla right?
[15:12] <ikonia> saxin: look at the processor make / model
[15:12] <ikonia> MrGoodkat: that's right
[15:12] <ikonia> saxin: try to boot the 64bit CD
[15:12] <ikonia> saxin: that's two easy ways
[15:13] <user01> d'oh i should have signed out for a windows 7 release party . . . then i could have put a ubuntu box next to it for comparison
[15:13] <saxin> ikonia: no terminalcode that can give me answer?
[15:13] <ikonia> saxin: what ??? check the cpu model
[15:14] <Gnea> deadman_: hrm, not sure what else to suggest :/
[15:14] <Gnea> deadman_: maybe something in this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=153935
[15:15] <Gnea> deadman_: I have to go
[15:15] <Letterbomb05> LjL, I'm having some trouble with the script that I was instructed to execute >_>
[15:15] <deadman_> Gnea, ok man
[15:15] <deadman_> thanks a lot anyways
[15:15] <deadman_> :)
[15:16] <deadman_> i'll wait awhile and sell off this piece of ***
[15:16] <Letterbomb05> seems to work fine to start with however it then says "Use fdisk to manually create a 1GB bootable partition"
[15:16] <Letterbomb05> I'm told to press enter, I do..
[15:16] <okfs> ikonia: Is theire any other way to install an binary, source code, beside apt-get and true grapfical tools?
[15:16] <Letterbomb05> then tells me the number of cylinders could cause problems
[15:17] <ikonia> okfs: what other way are you looking for, you've been given a command line tool, and a graphical tool, what do you feel is missing ?
[15:17] <Letterbomb05> then wants me to do commands
[15:17] <MrGoodkat> ikonia /root/.mozilla no such file or directory
[15:17] <leaf-sheep> okfs: dpkg -i xyzPackage.deb
[15:17] <MrGoodkat> when she tries to copy it
[15:17] <okfs> leaf-sheep: I am looking for in ubuntu
[15:17] <okfs> what does that do?
[15:17] <ikonia> MrGoodkat: do a find on the system for .mozilla
[15:17] <leaf-sheep> okfs: It installs the deb in CLI.
[15:17] <okfs> ok
[15:17] <pee> hi, how can I deny the internet-access for a programm?
[15:18] <freeze> hello guyes!
[15:18] <GastonLaGafff> why is it impossible to boot kernel <IP_ADDRESS> or later on ubuntu 9.10 beta?
[15:18] <DougM> hey.. i was just wondering if it was possible to see all the programs installed on my system
[15:18] <ikonia> DougM: dpkg -l on the command line, or open synaptic and browse
[15:19] <DougM> ikonia: cool thanks
[15:19] <matrix^m> anyone uses mail/mailx on ubuntu?
[15:19] <GastonLaGafff> More exactly, it's not more possible since an update, 2 days ago
[15:20] <leaf-sheep> !karmic | GastonLaGafff
[15:20] <ikonia> matrix^m: yes, why
[15:20] <freeze> can i install apache on ubuntu?
[15:20] <matrix^m> I am trying to send email using mail to another user on the same host; but mails seem to not go through
[15:20] <ikonia> freeze: sure, it's in the repos under the package name apache2
[15:20] <matrix^m> do I need to have sendmail running for mail/mailx to work?
[15:20] <ikonia> matrix^m: that will be nothing to do with mailx
[15:20] <ikonia> matrix^m: yes, mailx is just a mail client, you need an MTA running, such as sendmail
[15:21] <mnaines> What is Jaunty's end-of-life date?
[15:21] <GastonLaGafff> leaf-sheep: ok,
[15:21] <ikonia> !eol
[15:21] <coldpizza721i__> how can i check to see if i have cups installed
[15:21] <Galban> GastonLaGafff I do boot
[15:21] <freeze> thanks
[15:22] <bandit> irc.unixstats.net
[15:22] <ikonia> bandit: why ?
[15:23] <openguard> clear
[15:23] <matrix^m> ikonia: thanks, I suppose postfix will work too
[15:23] <ikonia> matrix^m: it sure will
[15:24] <matrix^m> ikonia: ok
[15:24] <harjot> which command locks your session?
[15:24] <harjot> which command locks your session?
[15:26] <mnaines> What are the differences between Gnome, KDE, and VESA desktops?
[15:26] <boxjon> #
[15:26] <ringo999> hi, can anybody please help me to get sound working. im running jauntry on macbook pro 5,5
[15:26] <steffan> !desktop | mnaines
[15:26] <ikonia> mnaines: look and feel, and graphical rendering engines, this is nothing to do with ubuntu
[15:26] <steffan> ringo999: See !sound and !macbookpro
[15:27] <ringo999> its almost been one month now. everything works, except for sound. very annoying. been posting/searching in forums but no solution yet.
[15:27] <ringo999> !macbookpro
[15:28] <ringo999> !sound
[15:28] <boxjon> sound probs?
[15:28] <DougM> is there anyone here who was able to get heroes of newerth to run on their machine?
[15:28] <melherndon> Hello everyone. I would like to hear anyones thoughts on why I am able to connect just fine wirelessly to my GBand, but not my N band? I have a netgear dual band router.
[15:28] <ringo999> boxjon, yes :-(
[15:29] <ikonia> melherndon: n standard is not set properly or fully supported
[15:29] <boxjon> is HoN linux native?
[15:29] <melherndon> ikonia: Ok thank you very much...I presume this is in the works?
[15:29] <ringo999> boxjon, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1188849
[15:30] <ikonia> melherndon: linux doesn't make the n standard, I think it will need formalisng first
[15:30] <melherndon> iknoia: Awesome...thank you for the help
[15:30] <tblake3> A question to the experts... I just got Ubuntu 9.04 setup just the way I like it with my wireless drivers and all.  Is there a way to make an ISO just in case disaster strikes I want to get back to this point?
[15:31] <steffan> !backup > tblake3
[15:31] <erUSUL> tblake3: use partimage or clonezilla to make a backup...
 tblake3: use partimage or clonezilla to make a backup... YUP
[15:32] <tblake3> Thanks... this is what I needed to know.
[15:32] <Hhi2u> fuck!
[15:32] <mnaines> I think what tblake3 is asking is if there is a way to make a full installable copy of ubuntu that will save the current configuration so that when Ubuntu is reinstalled it will be back the way it was
[15:32] <steffan> !language | Hhi2u
[15:32] <tritium> Hhi2u: wach your language!
[15:32] <melherndon> The other question I would like to learn the answer to is this: I am using Buntu 9.10 beta on a Fujitsu N series laptop..my pointing device(Alps I believe) does not function with a double tap on it. I am using the buttons at the current time. What needs to be installed for this functionality?
[15:32] <tblake3> mnaines- That scenario is even better
[15:32] <Hhi2u> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[15:32] <Hhi2u> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[15:32] <FloodBot3> Hhi2u: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:33] <Hhi2u> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[15:33] <chrome__> what's the best app for encrypting usb flash drives?
[15:34] <DougM> boxjon: sorry was reading some stuff on it online... yeah it has a linux verison
[15:34] <antl14> Hello everybody. I got some problems installing stuff on my machine, i have run apt-get update and the internetconnection is working, but i cant fetch any software. Here a paste: http://paste.ubuntu.com/290917/ - anyone got a idea?
[15:34] <boxjon> DougM: how do i get it
[15:35] <[x]sodium[x]> how to edit sources.list
[15:35] <[x]sodium[x]> how to edit sources.list
[15:35] <DougM> boxjon: its on the hon website (http://www.heroesofnewerth.com/) but you can only download if you have a beta account
[15:35] <[x]sodium[x]> how to edit sources.list
[15:35] <steffan> !sources.list | [x]sodium[x]
[15:35] <LjL> !repeat > [x]sodium[x]    ([x]sodium[x], see the private message from ubottu)
[15:35] <qwaszx> I need help, I've been using ubuntu for quite some time now but find OpenSuSE to be a superior distribution, as ubuntu sucks.  Please file a bug at:
[15:38] <lolmac>   ubuntu-bug jockey-common
[15:38] <lolmac> Trying to recover by restarting backend.
[15:38] <lolmac> how do i restart jockey?
[15:38] <maple> HI
[15:38] <FloodBot3> lolmac: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:38] <pityonli1e> Hello, everybody! I'm the first time here.
[15:38] <SpInKsTaR> cherrieskyle: Don't spam
[15:38] <FiReSTaRT> pityonli1e: hello.. what do you need help with?
[15:38] <melherndon> pityonli1e: Welcom
[15:38] <lolmac> SpInKsTaR: i'm sorry
[15:38] <melherndon> *welcome*
[15:38] <boxjon> BBL
[15:39] <maple> melher
[15:39] <maple> melherndon,
[15:39] <pityonli1e> melherndon: Are you a real person or a bot?
[15:39] <lolmac> how do i restart backend?
[15:39] <lolmac> what is backend?
[15:39] <dwarder> how can i know which virtualization technology does hoster uses?
[15:39] <melherndon> pityonli1e: Hmmmm...well two eyes, hands, feet...yep I'm live
[15:39] <DougM> is there anyone here who can tell me how to install Wireshark on my machine?
[15:39] <jefinc> !patience | lolmac
[15:39] <dwarder> if i have root access to ubuntu vds?
[15:39] <lolmac> jefinc: sorry
[15:40] <llutz> DougM: sudo aptitude install wireshark
[15:40] <coldpizza721i__> hey im following this tutorial: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/serverguide/C/cups.html but "sudo /etc/init.d/cupsys restart" yields command not found
[15:40] <mnaines> tritium, can you PM me, please?
[15:40] <DougM> llutz: cool thanks
[15:40] <pityonli1e> melherndon: nice to meet you here
[15:40] <tritium> mnaines: please ask your questions here in the channel.
[15:41] <mnaines> tritium, actually, I was going to report a user
[15:41] <melherndon> pityonli1e: Likewise
[15:41] <lolmac> i've just installed ubuntu, and i was updating the packages names, when the internet went off, and then i updated apt-get in terminal, then i went to update my video driver, but i get this errror message that jockey backend crashed and it says i can try to recover by restarting backend, how do i do that?
[15:42] <Rashan> I've been thinking on installing ubuntu...do I need to do anything speacial with my harddrive?
[15:43] <jefinc> lolmac: that's a way better question :)
[15:43] <tritium> mnaines:
[15:43] <system404> Rashan: not really no
[15:43] <FiReSTaRT> Rashan: nope.. the installer will take care of it for you.. now if you wanna repartition it for dual boot, you can do it from the live cd
[15:43] <pityonli1e> melherndon: i got a problem about ubuntu karmic, do you have any advance for me?
[15:43] <bullgard4> [Ubuntu 8.04.3] I installed the DEB program package zenmap. I can call '~$ sudo zenmap' on the command line. Why does the Zenmap symbol not show in Applications > Internet?
[15:43] <jefinc> lolmac: what version of ubuntu?
[15:44] <FiReSTaRT> pityonli1e: go to #ubuntu+1
[15:44] <lolmac> jefinc: 9.04
[15:44] <FiReSTaRT> pityonli1e: #ubuntu+1 is the karmic support channel (well for the upcoming version of #ubuntu)
[15:44] <jefinc> lolmac: kubuntu?
[15:44] <pityonli1e> FiReSTaRT: well, thanks man!
[15:45] <lolmac> jefinc: ubuntu
[15:45] <Guest58372> hey does nayone know how toget a full channel list on here?
[15:45] <FiReSTaRT> pityonli1e: np.. and good luck with it.. i'll just wait for the stable version to come out :)
[15:45] <system404> Guest58372: what channel are you looking for
[15:46] <bullgard4> Rashan: It is advisable to partition it before you start installing Ubuntu. But this is no requirement.
[15:46] <Dominian> Guest58372: you can use /msg alis help list
[15:46] <pityonli1e> FiReSTaRT: thx, but waiting's hard for me
[15:46] <Guest58372> cheers
[15:47] <Rashan> I see
[15:47] <Rashan> do I need to make a swap file?
[15:47] <Guest58372>  /msg alis help list
[15:47] <didiermah> !french
[15:47] <GastonLaGafff> bullgard4: have you paste your .config on http://www.pastebin.org ?
[15:47] <lolmac> jefinc: when i was upgrading the package list, the internet went off and it crashed, with a lot of failed ones, then when i tried to install the video driver, it showed a message "you've held broken packages", i tried to upate the list, and i get this jockey backend crash
[15:47] <didiermah> !french
[15:47] <leshaste> how do I find the urls for the recordings at http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/listen_again/default.stm so I can play them in mplayer for example?
[15:47] <bullgard4> GastonLaGafff: No.
[15:48] <jefinc> lolmac: according to the ubuntu bug reports there doesn't appear to be a fix for it at the moment...; https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/jockey/+bug/350776
[15:48] <FiReSTaRT> pityonli1e: i know, but there will be stuff that won't work and less support for an alpha or a beta.. when a stable release comes out, it's officially supported and more stuff works so there's less of a need for support.. however, if you have a spare machine, you can always help test the new distro, report bugs etc etc etc
[15:48] <FiReSTaRT> i mean the new version of the distro
[15:49] <ram24> hi
[15:49] <OldSmoke> hello
[15:49] <bullgard4> GastonLaGafff: Do you mean ~/.config?
[15:49] <sony> hi people i need a help with on internet key
[15:50] <GastonLaGafff> no; I mean /usr/src/linux-2.6.31.something/.config
[15:50] <jefinc> sony: can you elaborate on that? not sure what you mean... what's it for?
[15:51] <pityonli1e> FiReSTaRT: ok, i'll go to #ubuntu+1 for help. thank you again.
[15:51] <GastonLaGafff> bullgard4: the .config that you have cooked with make xconfig, to compile your kernel
[15:51] <FiReSTaRT> pityonli1e: ok.. good luck :)
[15:51] <sony> i need the installation packages for one internet key ZTE k3565 vodafone
[15:51] <pityonli1e> FiReSTaRT: see you
[15:51] <bullgard4> GastonLaGafff: I did not need to compile it. I took the default file.
[15:52] <melherndon> pityonli1e: L8R sorry I could not help
[15:52] <tonii> what's a good cd/dvd burning software?
[15:52] <googler> hahaha
[15:52] <OldSmoke> are there premade kernels for gaming?
[15:52] <system404> tonii: brasero
[15:52] <bullgard4> GastonLaGafff: Do you need it anyway?
[15:52] <pityonli1e> melherndon: nevermind, thank you anyway
[15:52] <OldSmoke> or best to build 1?
[15:53] <tonii> system404: have that already, any other? I'm want to test some options :)
[15:53] <GastonLaGafff> OK. But my question was "who succeeded to boot on karmic beta on a  homemade 2.6.31.something kernel"
[15:53] <melherndon> pityonli1e: np
[15:53] <dwarder> anyone tried do-release-upgrade on 8.10 ubuntu, in vds?
[15:53] <erUSUL> !karmic | GastonLaGafff
[15:53] <dwarder> it just won't start after rebooting
[15:53] <jefinc> tonii: I use GnomeBaker CD/DVD Writer
[15:54] <tonii> jefinc: does it use the same backend as brasero?
[15:54] <melherndon> What is the command to set my nick "AWAY"?
[15:54] <system404> tonii: gnomebaker is pretty good
[15:54] <tonii> I'll look that up then :)
[15:54] <tritium> melherndon: /away <reason>
[15:54] <ortsvorsteher> try /away <reaseon> melherndon
[15:54] <system404> tonii: ull find it in synaptics
[15:54] <melherndon> tritium: thanks
[15:55] <melherndon> ortsvorsteher: Thank you
[15:55] <ortsvorsteher> youre welcome
[15:55] <OldSmoke> anybody else using ultimate 2.3?
[15:55] <jefinc> tonii: I believe so yes
[15:55] <system404> OldSmoke: whats ultimate 2.3
[15:55] <sony> helpppppppp please
[15:55] <OldSmoke> ubuntu
[15:55] <ikonia> system404: not supported here, it's nothing to do with ubuntu
[15:55] <tonii> jefinc: ok, I'll try it anyway
[15:55] <ikonia> OldSmoke: no - it's not ubuntu
[15:55] <ortsvorsteher> !anyone | OldSmoke
[15:56] <jefinc> sony: try re-wording your question, it did not make sense to me, so it may not have made sense to others
[15:56] <system404> ikonia: what is it
[15:56] <OldSmoke> http://ultimateedition.info/
[15:56] <ikonia> system404: a 3rd party repackaged version of ubuntu that is not official or supported
 sry no need to get smart about it
[15:56] <jefinc> tonii: I've never had problems with GnomeBaker but have with Brasero
[15:56] <system404> ikonia: so its a copy basicly
[15:56] <OldSmoke> lol
[15:57] <system404> ikonia: someones taken redun sum stuff and passed it on as there own
[15:57] <jefinc> OldSmoke: ubottu is a bot
[15:57] <ikonia> system404: not quite
[15:57] <tonii> jefinc: alright, good to know as I have had some problems with Brasero as well
[15:57] <OldSmoke> i c ty
[15:57] <sony> ok. I have an internet key (modem pen drive) it's vodafone branded the model is k3565 but i need the drivers tu use it on linux ubuntu 9.4 thanks!
 ty im not much on irc'ing
[15:58] <jefinc> sony: that makes much more sense, and with a quick google search I found beta drivers for the the device here: https://forge.betavine.net/projects/vodafonemobilec/
[15:59] <DougM> im looking at themes on Gnome-Look.org and was wondering what category should I be looking at for themes.  Should I be looking at the GTK's or one of the many others
[15:59] <sony> i use ubuntu not opensuse
[15:59] <jefinc> sony: a more direct link to the download is: https://forge.betavine.net/frs/?group_id=12    scroll to the "Debian, Ubuntu, Ubuntu Netbook Remix, Linux Mint"
[16:00] <jefinc> sony: you probably want this one:   vodafone-mobile-connect_2.15.01-1_all.deb
[16:01] <jefinc> OldSmoke: IRC is the way of the past present and future ;)
[16:01] <bigdavejoker> I can't get firefox to see the avaiable plugins that are installed  I have two directorys that have the same plugins  firefox 3-5 doesn't see either of them
 i know been using it for maybe 10 years just dont pay much attention to details lol
[16:02] <ortsvorsteher> bigdavejoker: try in location bar  about:plugins
[16:03] <jefinc> sony: let us know if it works for you :)
[16:03] <shawn_> Anybody here ever use a Netbook?
[16:03] <jefinc> shawn_: yes
[16:03] <shawn_> jefinc Are they worth spending the 300 bucks or so on?
[16:03] <melherndon> Ahhh...back again
[16:04] <sony> i m trying my friend ;) i'll let u know if it'll work
[16:04] <melherndon> Opps guess not
[16:04] <shawn_> jefinc And how is the netbook version of Ubuntu was my main question?
[16:04] <lolmac> ubuntu's native Archive Manager, comes with no .rar archive filetype support right? Is it possible to i install a command line?  "If you have the appropriate command-line tools installed on your system, Archive Manager supports the archive formats listed in the following table."
[16:04] <jefinc> shawn_: depends on what you want to use it for... if you're just wanting something to check your emails/browse/word processing etc then it is definitely the way to go
[16:04] <melherndon> How does one return from the away?
[16:04] <lolmac> a command line to make archive manager .rar supported, or do i have to downolad another .rar reader?
[16:05] <jefinc> shawn_: the netbook remix is ubuntu, slimmed, it runs as great as you would expect ubuntu to ever run :)
[16:05] <shawn_> jefinc Well I have an 18 inch laptop right now but its huge (really nice screen) but lacks portability... I'd like a netbook for a really portable alternative for school and programming.
[16:05] <zaggynl> melherndon: depending on IRC client, /away
[16:05] <zaggynl> err
[16:05] <zaggynl> /back
[16:05] <mnaines> Can Ubuntu run off a USB Flash Drive?
[16:05] <Lord2k9> shawn yes i use notebook
[16:05] <bigdavejoker> ortsvorteher  thanks
[16:05] <kuna236> mnaines, for sure
[16:05] <melherndon> zaggynl: Thanks...know of a good net site that goes over some of the basic IRC client command syntax?
[16:05] <jefinc> shawn_: as long as you don't want it for powerhouse graphics they're great
[16:05] <ortsvorsteher> !rar | lolmac
[16:06] <ortsvorsteher> !tab | bigdavejoker
[16:06] <ortsvorsteher> ;)
[16:06] <jcdutton> lolmac, 7zip supports reading .rar
[16:06] <lolmac> ortsvorsteher: thanks
[16:06] <mnaines> kuna236: is it Live only or can I install a full copy to USB?
[16:06] <ortsvorsteher> yw
[16:06] <shawn_> jefinc Well obviously I wouldnt want it for graphics xD   But are the kyeboards hard to get used to
[16:06] <Orlybird> Hey people. I'm new. I need to know one thing: I have 3 computers. 2 are ok and use Windows XP and Windows Vista. The other, has windows 2000 professional and is used by my mother to send emails and few other things. The problem is, this computer is CRAWLING with only 533Mhz clock speed and 256MB RAM. I can't update it right now so I'm asking you:
[16:06] <Orlybird> Would xubuntu be able to: Use our current home network; print a few things; use the internet. IS it very hard for a 58 year old woman to learn how to use?
[16:06] <jefinc> shawn_: my friend uses the LG110 and loves it
[16:06] <ortsvorsteher> !ot | Orlybird
[16:06] <zaggynl> melherndon: not really, better check your IRC client's manual
[16:06] <kuna236> mnaines: I haven't tried it as  a full version, but you can adjust persistency space on the flash, and you'll be able to keep files and settings
[16:06] <bigdavejoker> ortsvorsteher: thanks didn't know that
[16:06] <shawn_> jefinc I think I'll still get this one then
[16:07] <kuna236> zaggynl: http://strategywiki.org/wiki/StrategyWiki:Guide/IRC
[16:07] <jefinc> shawn_: if you're doing programming and been using a comp/efficient with a keyboard then you'll be use to it within a week
[16:07] <ortsvorsteher> bigdavejoker: no problem we all learn everyday something new ...
[16:07] <mnaines> Orlybird: My dad turned 60 this year, and he didn't have any problems learning to use Ubuntu.  Ubuntu should work on 256MB of RAM and shouldn't have a problem on a 533MHz clock speed
[16:07] <melherndon> Orlybird: What are you trying to do? Xubuntu would not be a great choice in my opinion if learning curve is an issue
[16:07] <shawn_> jefinc Oh alrighty that's not so bad then
[16:07] <jefinc> shawn_: and ubuntu is always the way to go, windoze for games, ubuntu for everything else
[16:08] <melherndon> zaggynl: Thank then...
[16:08] <Lord2k9> shwan i am usinf asus eeepc900 just now solved my wifi card driver but it worth trial
[16:08] <shawn_> jefinc Trust me I know that... I use Ubuntu on all of my computers.  I just have never tried the netbook remix and wanted to know what it was like
[16:08] <kuna236> if you've got a strong enough machine, you could just run XP in VirtualBox and play from there
[16:08] <Pilif12p> whats the apt-get for MySQL ?
[16:08] <Orlybird> I heard the xubuntu is even lighter than ubuntu... that's why i wanted to give it a try... How about the netwrok? would it work like in windows?
[16:08] <bigdavejoker> ortsvorsteher: I'm still a bit confused the directory that is suppose to contian my plugins has several in the directory but none show up in firefox
[16:08] <ikonia> Pilif12p: client or server
[16:08] <ortsvorsteher> !info | mysql
[16:09] <ikonia> Pilif12p: apt-cache search, or use the gui, like synaptic to search
[16:09] <ortsvorsteher> !info  mysql
[16:09] <Lord2k9> have anyone tried to intall sipxecs on ubuntu ?
[16:09] <ortsvorsteher> bigdavejoker: you installed the plugins newly?
[16:09] <dm4> hi
[16:10] <bigdavejoker> ortsvorsteher: yes just tried a fresh install of adobe flash after upgrading to firefox 3-5  I guess my next step might be to try and dump firefox total for fresh install
[16:11] <mnaines> kuna236: I also found out that ext3 and ext4 have a 1.6% overhead
[16:11] <bigdavejoker> ortsvorsteher: I do have a .mozilla directory in my home directory that has plugins as well but I've made sure both locations have same .so files
[16:11] <ortsvorsteher> bigdavejoker: you startet firefoyx newly after installing the plugins?
[16:11] <melherndon> Can someone point me to decent software that I can use to create screen capture video of my desktop...like camtasia studio on windows...
[16:11] <bigdavejoker> yep
[16:11] <Orlybird> can anyone tell me how would a network connection work between a router, two windows systems and then a xubuntu or ubuntu sytem? will i be able to use a network printer for instance?
[16:11] <bigdavejoker> ortsvorsteher: even tried a restart (I know over kill) but just to prove I had closed all firefox out
[16:11] <ortsvorsteher> bigdavejoker: did you asked in #firefox ?
[16:11] <melherndon> Orlybird: Of course...
[16:11] <ortsvorsteher> bigdavejoker: over kill? it doesnt had a clean close ?
[16:11] <Orlybird> will i be able to browse files?
[16:12] <mnaines> Orlybird: I've been trying to get my Linux box to communicate over the network with a Windows machine and a networked printer myself, but no luck
[16:12] <Orlybird> are we talking xubuntu or ubuntu?
[16:12] <Orlybird> ohhh
[16:12] <mnaines> Orlybird: Mine is Ubuntu, the Gnome version
[16:12] <bigdavejoker> ortsvorsteher: no didn't ask there shoudl have looked for that channel first let me try that    more learning :)
[16:12] <bigdavejoker> ortsvorsteher: thanks
[16:12] <ortsvorsteher> bigdavejoker: try there, cause i have no idea at moment ;) youre welcome
[16:13] <melherndon> Orlybird: It is possible..but there are so many variables...SAMBA is best to setup to allow connection to from linux to windows
[16:13] <Orlybird> that's discouraging... i always wanted to try the linux systems but changing all the network at once would be a nono... i thought these problems were a thing of the past..
[16:13] <bigdavejoker> mnaines what is the issue your having that they won't communicate what exactly are you trying ot do
[16:13] <Orlybird> I'veheard about SAMBA... how does it work?
[16:13] <shawn_> Does Moblin Ubuntu work for any netbook?
[16:13] <mnaines> bigdavejoker: I'm mainly wanting it so I can browse files on other computers and access a shared network printer
[16:14] <sony> people.... it  doesnt work :'(((
[16:14] <Orlybird> I thought that by now the support would be native
[16:14] <DougM> I have a quick question.. i downloaded a theme from GNOME-look and in the folder it has the following folders: "gtk-2.0, metacity-1, and a file called prowler"  Now how do I install the theme?