[21:33] <Scunizi> Guest3630: 99% of the time it's just the connection between you and whoever you're connecting to.
[21:33] <Flannel> uskrewed: back up /etc if you made any systemwide config changes, but all of your personal stuff is in your homedir
[21:33] <Guest3630> resno: Not to be rude but, lets assume that I am of at least average intelligence. The location does not see to be a factor.
[21:33] <sylvanus_> so I can listen to it on my dvd player
[21:33] <theclaw> LjL: thanks a lot :)
[21:33] <DBO> Flannel, I guess he gets the doubly fresh start on life =P
[21:33] <IamDaveMyers> ukrewed, you cold copy all of your personal home directory somewhere safe, then after your install just drop it straight back into your new home, and you will have all the same setting as they are at the moment.
[21:33] <bin1010> fccf: found it...thanks.
[21:34] <uskrewed> thanks Flannel and IamDaveMyers. Mike_lifeguard how could I do what you are suggesting?
[21:34] <jason^_> has anybody installed ubuntu server on a dell r710 server?  i'm getting errors like "cannot find a valid memory map"
[21:34] <macvr> uskrewed: http://mybrainrunslinux.squarespace.com/journal/2009/3/7/how-to-setup-ubuntu-for-reinstalling-your-applications-witho.html    this will save all the list of packages...
[21:34] <Guest3630> Scunnizi: With windows the download rates are much higher
[21:34] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: when you mount it, just specify ext4
[21:34] <Sarago> should I do a separate /boot partition? and what's recommended size for swap partition?
[21:34] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sda1
[21:34] <resno> Guest3630: Id didnt say aynthing about location. some internet service providers throttle torrents. which means they limit certain ports.
[21:34] <sebsebseb> Sarago: seperate /boot not needed
[21:34] <theclaw> LjL: it still says "The following packages will be REMOVED: gnome-do-plugins{u}"
[21:34] <Mike_lifeguard> Sarago: I'd recommend a separate /home partition instead of /boot... swap is 2x RAM
[21:34] <sylvanus_> resno: so I can listen to them on my dvd player
[21:34] <uskrewed> I don't want it to be ext4, it's already ext4. I'm wanting to downgrade to ext3
[21:35] <theclaw> LjL: that is, when I try to "unmarkauto gnome-do-plugins", it says that
[21:35] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: why?
[21:35] <Guest3630> resno: A different location is likely to have a different ISP and I move around alot
[21:35] <resno> sylvanus_: i wouldnt see why it wouldnt work in throey.
[21:35] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: yes, I meant that that would be a safer way to try ext4 in the future
[21:35] <guntbert> Guest3630: not to be rude, but *you* asked if the difference in download speed from a web server and from torrent might be a question of "network drivers"
[21:35] <Sarago> Mike_lifeguard: put swap at beginning of drive?
[21:35] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: what's wrong with Ext4?
[21:35] <bin1010> !logs
[21:35] <uskrewed> because my computer has been locking up whenever I delete a file
[21:35] <uskrewed> and apparently it's a problem with ext4
[21:35] <sylvanus_> it keeps telling me that it is not possible with the current set of plugins?
[21:36] <macvr> sebsebseb: lots of bugs with ext4...
[21:36] <Mike_lifeguard> Sarago: I forget whether it's the start or the end... you want it close to the centre of the disk for better seek times... google it to be sure
[21:36] <omnydevi> i use deluge for torrents, it gets past throttling from my isp
[21:36] <resno> Guest3630: In any case, if you can direct download fine. And bittorrent goes slower. Its either throttling or not enough seeds. Its not a driver issue.
[21:36] <Guest3630> guntbert: yes, I believe that if there was a problem with the drivers the card could struggle when dealing with many connections
[21:36] <omnydevi> might be worth looking into
[21:36] <sylvanus_> should I choose burn a data?
[21:36] <Sarago> so with 4gig of ram I should have an 8gb swap partion?
[21:37] <Flannel> Sarago: Nah, the "2x" rule stops at around 2G and becomes "1x"
[21:37] <Sarago> ok
[21:37] <LjL> theclaw: not sure why that happens. perhaps try an "install" of that package?
[21:37] <Guest3630> resno: But, why would I get faster download rates while using vista
[21:37] <Mike_lifeguard> Sarago: That's the rule of thumb. You don't need that much if you don't need to hibernate, for example. Some people recommend 2x RAM up to max 4GB
[21:37] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: the lock up bug you mentioned is in the release notes
[21:37] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: there's a workaround
[21:37] <resno> Guest3630: ah, you never said that. well then i say nothing more.
[21:37] <IamDaveMyers> Sarago... I put my swap at the end... I seem to recall that was where the advice said to put it. Either there or at the front, so as the read heads have the shortest distance to travel (I think that is the argument anyhow!)
[21:37] <Mike_lifeguard> Sarago: if you have disk space to space, go fer it
[21:37] <uskrewed> I didn't have the foresight to read them, sebsebseb :P
[21:37] <sebsebseb> !notes |  uskrewed
[21:37] <guntbert> Guest3630: your card has always to deal with the "connection" to your router/gateway, the rest is in TCP/IP
[21:38] <LjL> theclaw: note that i would expect the package to get replaced by anything provided in the security ubuntu repository, because that has a higher priority (but replaced, not removed)
[21:38] <guntbert> *just with the...
[21:38] <sebsebseb> macvr: my  / is in Ext4 now, and it has been working well :)
[21:38] <Guest3630> Mike_lifeguard: Hibernation does not use any ram at all. Suspend uses ram while hibernation uses HDD
[21:38] <theclaw> LjL: thanks, that worked
[21:38] <henryC> jaunty won't upgrade to tar 1.22?  What's the best way to exclude .git then?
[21:38] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: Of course, you can always check if it's been fixed in new code - you might be able to use something closer to bleeding-edge to get it fixed if so
[21:38] <sebsebseb> macvr: ended up  having home in there to, since  didn't  mount the old Ext3 one, but  that home has been working well to it seems
[21:39] <maglev> Will there be a problem using ubuntu if i format a ntfs drive ?
[21:39] <Mike_lifeguard> Guest3630: well obviously I know that, don't I?
[21:39] <uskrewed> sebsebseb it says "once a fix has been found"
[21:39] <sebsebseb> maglev: to use as a data partition?
[21:39] <maglev> no to install windows onto it
[21:39] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: I think you might need a later kernel
[21:39] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: they probably aren't keeping those release notes quite up to date
[21:40] <Mike_lifeguard> do release notes get edited at all?
[21:40] <macvr> sebsebseb: i did the same, both / and home i changed to ext4... but since then i'v seen that nautilus starts to use more memory, firefox crashes... and things are random... system responsiveness is lesser than what it was with ext3
[21:40] <shleep> would anyone know how to get rosetta stone iso to work on ubuntu8.10?
[21:40] <Guest3630> Mike_lifeguard: That's the rule of thumb. You don't need that much if you don't need to hibernate, for example.  That's what I said.
[21:40] <sebsebseb> macvr: things boot up much quicker than 9.04 with Ext3 :)
[21:41] <Guest3630> !language
[21:41] <macvr> sebsebseb: boot for me was only 2 secs faster...! have u tried the e4defrag?
[21:41] <maglev> sebsebseb: i know i will have to fix grub after installing windows, i just wanted to know if there will be a problem with Ubuntu after the install
[21:41] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: Fedora 11  arriving in 1 day and with Ext4 as the default file system, well that must mean something,  but then again  Fedora is more cutting edge than Ubuntu anyway
[21:41] <uskrewed> I'm just going to reinstall, I'd rather not use anything experimental for the time being. I'm new enough as is.
[21:41] <IamDaveMyers> I didn't think you needed to defrad ext4?
[21:41] <IamDaveMyers> well tech ically speaking anyhow!
[21:42] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: Ext4 is probably more stable in other distros such as  the arriving in 1 day Fedora 11
[21:42] <Mike_lifeguard> IamDaveMyers: there is supposed to be an online defragger. It wasn't developed at the time of fosdem - dunno if it's done now
[21:42] <uskrewed> can I preorder the CD?
[21:42] <uskrewed> or dvd
[21:42] <resno> is it recommened to defrag a hd in linux?
[21:42] <sebsebseb> !defrag | resno
[21:42] <maglev> linux doesnt need to be defragd
[21:42] <mib_l21ek9nh> I try to play Warsow and it crashes to my desktop with a low resolution should I install the ATI driver form the ATI website?
[21:42] <uskrewed> I'll actually research it, thanks sebsebseb
[21:43] <uskrewed> be back soon >>
[21:43] <resno> sebsebseb: didnt think it needed.
[21:43] <IamDaveMyers> resno, defrag should be done "on the fly" on most of the linux file systems
[21:43] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: I  could find this really good article about Ext4 again :)   might take a litle time though
[21:43] <sebsebseb> resno: yes you don't need to defrag it
[21:43] <macvr> HI all... has anyone used the e4defrag?   are there any guides better than http://polishlinux.org/apps/cli/ext4-defragmentation-with-e4defrag/
[21:43] <uskrewed> but does ext4 work properly in this kernel?
[21:43] <resno> IamDaveMyers: i saw the e4defrag and starting wondering.
[21:44] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: might take a look at Theodore Tso's talk at fosdem
[21:44] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: some  are waiting for a slightly later kernel, but  it has some patches in   the kernel 9.04 uses at the moemnt
[21:44] <infidel2sum1> my laptop is running ubuntu and the wifi card doesnt work. is there a way to use a cross-over cable to my windows machine to share it's internet?
[21:44] <mib_l21ek9nh> When I try to play the game Warsow, it crashes to my desktop with a low resolution should I install the ATI driver form the ATI website?
[21:44] <uskrewed> okay let's be blunt for a second. Would it be worth it to switch over to fedora? or should I just reinstall with ext3. reinstallation should only take an hour
[21:45] <macvr> sebsebseb: have u tried e4defrag?
[21:45] <resno> infidel2sum1: yes. but you will have to config windows to make the conection. "internet sharing"
[21:45] <IamDaveMyers> resno, I can understan that... maybe it is more "optimised". or good if you have files of particular size (some file systems have larger "blocks" and hene are better for diferent things, such as video  /dvd
[21:45] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: well you said you were new to Ubuntu?
[21:45] <uskrewed> yes
[21:45] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: Are you having any other issues with ubuntu? that intel graphics nonsense for example?
[21:45] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: I think  stay with Ubuntu for now,  get used to it more,   find out how things work a bit better and such,   then if your up for it later, well sure go a head, try out other distros such as Fedora
[21:45] <davidh38> guys, try it LINUX MINT!!!! its awesome
[21:46] <uskrewed> somewhat, I've been having troubles with my ati radeon x1300 gfx card
[21:46] <guntbert> !ot | davidh38
[21:46] <ikonia> davidh38: do you really think that's needed in an #ubuntu support channel ?
[21:46] <Mike_lifeguard> different problem
[21:46] <Mike_lifeguard> meh, if it's not that serious, I'd stick with ubuntu
[21:46] <uskrewed> when I tried to install the ati utility it told me I didn't have the card installed?...
[21:47] <Mike_lifeguard> sorry, I don't know about ati stuff - I (unluckily) have an intel card
[21:47] <uskrewed> and in system>admisitration>hardware drivers it doesn't show any for the gfx card
[21:47] <IamDaveMyers> uskrewed. I've tried a number of distro's and I finaly stuck with Ubuntu due to the awesome community. Large,knowlegable, and alwyas helpful.
[21:47] <uskrewed> that's why I picked ubuntu as well, dave
[21:47] <Mike_lifeguard> I'm impressed how great the community is so soon after the distro was begun
[21:47] <uskrewed> I'm just going to reinstall. Thank you all for your help
[21:48] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: some people are waiting for the 2.6.30  kernel before they do Ext4
[21:48] <Mike_lifeguard> others have years and years of community-building behind them, but ubuntu seems to have really taken off quite quickly
[21:48] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: I'd recommend making a separate /home partition when you do
[21:48] <macvr> sebsebseb: when is 2.6.30 supposed to be released?
[21:48] <uskrewed> IamDaveMyers, Mike_lifeguard, sebsebseb, hypn0, and macvr
[21:48] <IamDaveMyers> As I support a number of linux systems where I work (on an official unoffical kinda basis) it was that expertise being on tap that made me run on ubuntu at work also.
[21:48] <uskrewed> thank you all for your help
[21:48] <sebsebseb> macvr: Linux kernel development is pretty fast
[21:48] <Mike_lifeguard> no problem ^_^
[21:48] <uskrewed> now to do some reading >>
[21:49] <sebsebseb> macvr: probaby later this year
[21:49] <macvr> sebsebseb: i'd like to know if u have tried e4defrag... i want to know if it is safe... maybe my probs might be solved...
[21:49] <macvr> sebsebseb: later this year! oh boy!
[21:49] <sebsebseb> macvr: no I haven't used that program, since I know there is no need to defrag a Linux partition :)
[21:50] <macvr> sebsebseb: not for the fragmentation... to refresh my files
[21:50] <IamDaveMyers> uskrewed. definately go for the separate home partition. there are some exclent guides out there and with the new installer it is actually very easy (although maybe scary at first) to multiple partition your system. good luck with the instal
[21:50] <mweichert> what version of debian is Jaunty based on?
[21:50] <sebsebseb> uskrewed and  macvr  ##linux is probably a good channel for the Ext4 questions
[21:50] <Mike_lifeguard> IamDaveMyers: there's a new installer for jaunty?
[21:50] <e-DIO-t> wasn't Jaunty debian based?
[21:51] <sebsebseb> !debian |  e-DIO-t
[21:51] <IamDaveMyers> OOH now I'm worried! new installer in jaunty eh!
[21:51] <Mike_lifeguard> sebsebseb, uskrewed: ...or the ext4 channel on whatevernetworkitwas  -- see the ext4 site :)
[21:51] <e-DIO-t> ....damn :) I'm really noob! :)
[21:51] <Mike_lifeguard> they were quite helpful to me, despite me interrupting their coding :P
[21:51] <IamDaveMyers> Each time they make some "new implementatin" I spend 3 wees trying to make the wireless work on my lapto <rofl>
[21:51] <Mike_lifeguard> e-DIO-t: need help?
[21:52] <e-DIO-t> nope for the moment ;)
[21:52] <e-DIO-t> Just jerking off samba documentation
[21:52] <resno> does tar -cvvf file.tar file compress the files?
[21:52] <macvr> sebsebseb: thanx
[21:52] <henryC> cvzf
[21:52] <Mike_lifeguard> IamDaveMyers: I ask because the Intrepid installer was terrible and horrifying, so I'm looking forward to improvements
[21:52] <e-DIO-t> but it's a 10h fight...so i'll start back tomorrow :P
[21:52] <henryC> but not being able to exclude .git is about to make me scream
[21:52] <xNinjai> hello i cant install libpcap ??
[21:52] <sebsebseb> e-DIO-t: hummm at your little comment there
[21:52] <resno> henryC: is that to me?
[21:52] <henryC> resno, yes
[21:52] <resno> henryC: thanks
[21:53] <e-DIO-t> [nope with samba only...Me is a sad WinAdmin :°°]
[21:54] <xNinjai> hello 1!]
[21:54] <erUSUL> henryC: two options "git help archive" and tar --exclude=
[21:54] <IamDaveMyers> e-DIO-t, that is why you are still a self professed linux newb.... get off the windows wagon and get a real OS that when it breaks you can fix it
[21:54] <amine_> salut
[21:54] <guntbert> !welcome | xNinjai
[21:55] <xNinjai> guntbert: hey i want to install libpcap but i cant using aptget
[21:55] <fccf> amine_: salut ... language??
[21:55] <IamDaveMyers> amine_ "salut" foreign language classes on the ubuntu IRC, I love this distro!
[21:55] <Mike_lifeguard> IamDaveMyers: I only realized like... /last month/... that there is no public bug tracker for windows. You cannot even /look/ at the source code legally. My mind was blown :)
[21:56] <erUSUL> !fr | amine_
[21:56] <Mike_lifeguard> I just kindof assumed that you could submit bugs (I never tried to, so I never noticed you couldn't)
[21:56] <guntbert> xNinjai: why can't you use apt-get (or aptitude)?
[21:56] <IamDaveMyers> mais vous avez le francophone ici ausi!
[21:56] <xNinjai> guntbert: when i do apt-get install libpcap nothing there
[21:57] <Mike_lifeguard> IamDaveMyers: liez!
[21:57] <IamDaveMyers> Scared them off!
[21:57] <DestructiveHabit> Hello, I'm trying to learn shell scripting (and scripting in general). I have an idea that i'd like to write a script for but i need to be pointed in the right direction.
[21:57] <Mike_lifeguard> xNinjai: try libpcap0.8
[21:57] <IamDaveMyers> I guess my written french isn't impoving much then!
[21:58] <fccf> DestructiveHabit: what are you trying to do .. I will attempt to assist
[21:58] <Mike_lifeguard> DestructiveHabit: also, try #bash
[21:58] <xNinjai> it seems to be already installed !! but i cant install fragrouter
[21:58] <IamDaveMyers> xNinjai. do you get any error messages?
[21:58] <Mike_lifeguard> Why not?
[21:58] <DestructiveHabit> ok..thanks
[21:58] <guntbert> !info libpcap0.8 |  xNinjai
[21:59] <guntbert> xNinjai: you should have libpcap on your system
[21:59] <fccf> xNinjai: standard = already installed
[21:59] <xNinjai> make: *** [libpcap-0.4/libpcap.a] Error 2
[21:59] <fccf> xNinjai: your calling the wrong version
[21:59] <roobly_roo> xNinjai: Are you sure you have the headers installed?
[22:00] <xNinjai> i need fragrouter but cant find it in apt-get
[22:00] <xNinjai> so i download it then using ./configure then make and i get this error
[22:01] <FAJ>  hi when I try to synce my wm2003 device,  I get an error saying that hal is not fully implemented, any help?    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7409086#post7409086
[22:01] <roobly_roo> xNinjai: apt-det install libpcap-dev
[22:02] <xNinjai> installed already roobly_roo
[22:02] <_dark_> is there anyway to see my sata controller info through ubuntu?
[22:02] <_dark_> like, chipset type etc.
[22:02] <erUSUL> _dark_: lspci
[22:03] <_dark_> thanks =)
[22:04] <e-DIO-t> mmh perhaps that's not the right place but ...anyone knows how to find Cisco IOS API reference?
[22:04] <erUSUL> _dark_: or "lshw -C storage"
[22:04] <e-DIO-t> i'v got the developer guide...but no api :°°°
[22:04] <guntbert> e-DIO-t: maybe ask in ##network
[22:05] <e-DIO-t> tnx
[22:05] <boris]> how do l reset all mrtg data ?
[22:06] <e-DIO-t> mmh...lonely as an asteroid!
[22:06] <mrwes> will K3b burn FLAC files to wav/cda ?
[22:06] <carlitos> #ubuntu-es
[22:06] <pwner> hi everyone
[22:06] <Um_cara_qualquer> how do I change JUST the directories icon theme? not the entire ubuntu theme?
[22:07] <FAJ> hi when I try to synce my wm2003 device,  I get an error saying that hal is not fully implemented, any help?    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7409086#post7409086
[22:07] <SeLEct-> Hello people, doues ubuntu livecd, have sshd enabled/installed?
[22:07] <guntbert> boris]: aks the author - look at the faq on their web site - search with google?
[22:07] <cabrey> Um_cara_qualquer, Customize... under appearance
[22:07] <erUSUL> SeLEct-: dunno but you can install it
[22:07] <Um_cara_qualquer> hmm
[22:07] <cabrey> Um_cara_qualquer, what icon theme?
[22:07] <pwner> i am using HDMI for sound via my HDTV in Ubuntu, but it seems like I can only use sound on one device at a time, and sometimes when i have only one program open, the sound gets scratchy and distorted. Thank you in advance for your help. :)
[22:08] <SeLEct-> erUSUL how? i don't want to install ubuntu, just use it as livecd
[22:08] <e-DIO-t>  build your own live?
[22:09] <Mike_lifeguard> SeLEct-: you just pop the disc in
[22:09] <ikonia> e-DIO-t: this channel is ubuntu support only, please keep that in mind
[22:09] <SeLEct-> Mike_lifeguard i know that m8, im just unsure if it has sshd enabled
[22:09] <e-DIO-t> ups
[22:09] <e-DIO-t> okey!
[22:09] <xNinjai> hey i need to install fragrouter
[22:09] <Mike_lifeguard> I'm pretty sure you can install it if it's not there already
[22:09]  * e-DIO-t shuts it up!
[22:09] <Mike_lifeguard> !patience | xNinjai
[22:09] <ikonia> xNinjai: frag router ?
[22:09] <erUSUL> SeLEct-: you can install it on the livecd. it will install to ram and be aviable during the session
[22:09] <guntbert> !info ssh | SeLEct-
[22:09] <PoolsClosed> Do you guys know where can I find the reps for uclibc-crosstools-common.i386 and uclibc-crosstools-mips.i386?
[22:10] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: what are you trying to do ?
[22:10] <guntbert> SeLEct-: 44k is small enough :-)
[22:10] <pwner> does anybody know how to fix my sound problem?
[22:10] <PoolsClosed> ikonia make some changes on my router's firmware
[22:10] <SeLEct-> erUSUL havent done it before, what is the command to be executed
[22:10] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: those loook like redhat packages
[22:10] <PoolsClosed> yeah, they are
[22:10] <PoolsClosed> i want to install them on ubuntu
[22:10] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: you can't
[22:11] <erUSUL> SeLEct-: sudo aptitude install openssh-server
[22:11] <PoolsClosed> ikonia why not?
[22:11] <Revelation> im back =D
[22:11] <asdfqwer> i recently upgraded to 9.04 and installed gnome and suddenly my keyboard map is absolutely nonsensical.
[22:11] <mrwes> will K3b burn FLAC files to wav/cda ?
[22:11] <SeLEct-> erUSUL thank you, btw what is the username/pass to login?
[22:11] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: redhat packages are not meant for ubuntu, and due to how agresivly redhat patches gcc and binutils they won't work
[22:11] <asdfqwer> has anyone experienced a similar issue?
[22:11] <asdfqwer> i'm sure it has something to do with an X configuration
[22:11] <roobly_roo> xNinjai: You never confirmed if you did or didn't install specifically the headers for libpcap.  If you did, and you're sure you did, try to ldconfig as root.  If it still doesn't work, try building the library from source, possibly the exact version your program is looking for.
[22:11] <xNinjai> ikonia: when i do echo 1  > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward and doing ettercap  the other computers in my network cant browse the net
[22:11] <asdfqwer> but am confused where i should start
[22:12] <erUSUL> SeLEct-: you can use sudo with a blank password iirc
[22:12] <asdfqwer> booting to single user mode still works
[22:12] <ikonia> xNinjai: have you setup an iptables rule to forward ?
[22:12] <SeLEct-> erUSUL i ment for ssh m8 :)
[22:12] <PoolsClosed> ikonia i can use rpm -i but i do have some dependencies...
[22:12] <xNinjai> ikonia: humm i guess not
[22:12] <PoolsClosed> i'll try to find a way around
[22:12] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: you cant install the redhat packages on ubuntu
[22:12] <ikonia> xNinjai: that's the problem then
[22:13] <PoolsClosed> and if I get to install it. do i get some candy? :D
[22:13] <xNinjai> ikonia: i see
[22:13] <xNinjai> ikonia: i will try then
[22:13] <erUSUL> SeLEct-: dunno ;P
[22:13] <splf> hi, I'm about to give Ubuntu a try, but wanted to do it with a live CD first, without installing anything.  I don't see a live CD download option at the main web sit, anybody know how to get one?
[22:13] <roobly_roo> ikonia: There's a program called alien to do convert rpm's to debs and it has worked every time I've tried it.
[22:13] <pwner> ok, thank you for the help
[22:13] <erUSUL> splf: desktop cd is livecd
[22:13] <SeLEct-> erUSUL haha ok m8, thanks :D
[22:14] <picca> anyone here successfully using an ipod touch (2nd generation) with ubuntu
[22:14] <ikonia> roobly_roo: that will not work
[22:14] <splf> erUSUL: ok, so just download the one in http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[22:14] <Mike_lifeguard> NetworkManager is supposed to give wired connections precedence right? And it should automatically configure as much as possible (with DHCP that should be everything)... yet when I connect my wire - it cannot create a connection. Does eth0 need to be listed in /etc/network/interfaces or is there some other config I need to do?
[22:14] <erUSUL> splf: yes
[22:14] <PoolsClosed> ikonia why do you say that?
[22:15] <splf> erUSUL: thanks!
[22:15] <erUSUL> !ipod | picca
[22:15] <picca> thanks erUSUL
[22:15] <erUSUL> picca: no problem
[22:15] <zaccour> where can i get those little aluminum stickers that say "Powered by Ubuntu"?
[22:15] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: because of how different gcc is built on a redhat system and the core packages binutils, glibc are built diffeent and have different versions
[22:16] <roobly_roo> PoolsClosed: I missed what it is that you're trying to install.  What is it?
[22:16] <PoolsClosed> ikonia and isn't there some ublibc for debian-based systems?
[22:16] <paddy1> hey guys, i am now in the live-version... can't start my system because the screen turns black... i think it's the xserver or a corrupted graphic-card driver.. anyone here who can help me?
[22:16] <xNinjai> ikonia: iptables -A FORWARD -i eth1 -j ACCEPT + iptables -A FORWARD -o eth1 -j ACCEPT   is enough for forwarding ?
[22:16] <PoolsClosed> roobly_roo
[22:16] <Sylphid|work> is there a list of commonly installed packages anywhere on the net for post installation? ie flash java mp3 support ect?
[22:16] <ikonia> xNinjai: depends on your package
[22:16] <ikonia> xNinjai: sorry - depends on your setup
[22:16] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: yes, check the repos
[22:16] <PoolsClosed> roobly_roo uclibc-crosstools-common.i386 and uclibc-crosstools-mips.i386 <-- those
[22:16] <xNinjai> ikonia: can you tellme what you mean
[22:17] <ikonia> xNinjai: depends if your system is just setup to forward
[22:17] <xNinjai> it will be only a normal box in the network sniffing the packets
[22:17] <PoolsClosed> ikonia i did check the repos. but i can't find repos with the ulibc crosstools common and mips
[22:17] <xNinjai> its not the gateway nor dhcp server
[22:18] <artur123> hi
[22:18] <roobly_roo> PoolsClosed: What is it that you're trying to do?
[22:19] <erUSUL> Sylphid|work: ubuntu-restricted-extras
[22:19] <redrabb1t> hello
[22:19] <PoolsClosed> roobly_roo i need some tools to recompile my router's firmware
[22:19] <erUSUL> Sylphid|work: that will install codecs java mp3 support flash etc
[22:19] <PoolsClosed> which is based on the mips arch
[22:19] <artur123> i`m installing ubuntu 9.04 PL now
[22:19] <artur123> PL?
[22:20] <artur123> what is happend in this server
[22:20] <artur123> ?
[22:20] <zaccour> where can i get those little aluminum stickers that say "Powered by Ubuntu"?
[22:21] <redrabb1t> wot u talkin bout?
[22:21] <roobly_roo> PoolsClosed: Heh, cross compiling to micro-processors isn't a standard ubuntu task.  I'm not sure if that's going to be in most standard repo's.  I'd suggest just compiling them from source.
[22:21] <erUSUL> !info scratchbox2
[22:21] <aniket> I am downloading ubuntu 9.04 but I'm not getting a good download speed. which download location should i choose. I'm from India (Asia)
[22:21] <artur123> ubuntu 9.04 is starting in 20 s. ???
[22:21] <Mike_lifeguard> zaccour: did you look in the store? I'd like some too
[22:21] <thiebaude> aniket: choose the one closet to you
[22:22] <zaccour> mike126_, i'm lookin for cheap ones
[22:22] <zaccour> oops
[22:22] <PoolsClosed> roobly_roo i'll compile them from source, i need the toolkit, but i don't want to install red had for it is guara-fucking-teed that it sucks
[22:22] <zaccour> Mike_lifeguard, i'm lookin for cheap ones
[22:22] <Mike_lifeguard> aniket: something close to you (or something on a major backbone)
[22:22] <redrabb1t> aniket: who is ur ISP?
[22:22] <zaccour> Mike_lifeguard, the ubuntu store is over priced
[22:22] <Mike_lifeguard> zaccour: hmm... I don't really care if its expensive, I just want one :)
[22:22] <aniket> redarrow, its BSNL
[22:22] <Mike_lifeguard> zaccour: I didn't see any when I looked before though
[22:23] <aniket> redrabb1t, its BSNL
[22:23] <PoolsClosed> BDSM
[22:23] <rodolfo> I have a question, how can I manage UpdateManager to keep the newer version of each app I have installed on my Ubuntu 8.10 ALWAYS up-to-date, no matter if the new version is about security fix or not?
[22:23] <zaccour> Mike_lifeguard, i just read that system76 is giving away 4 of them to each self addressed envelope
[22:24] <fccf> !ohmy > PoolsClosed
[22:24] <mikeh789> zaccour, http://www.system76.com/article_info.php?articles_id=9
[22:24] <Mike_lifeguard> When I try to use my wired connection, networkmanager tries to connect, but never can. Connecting wirelessly to the same router works just fine. Have I messed something up in ubuntu's config, or the router's config & any idea what it might be?
[22:24] <PoolsClosed> fccf what the ...?
[22:24] <Mike_lifeguard> zaccour: thanks
[22:24] <zaccour> Mike_lifeguard, nevermind, thats overseas
[22:25] <redrabb1t> aniket i think the problem is the speed of ur ISP perhaps, it shouldnt matter about the location of the download
[22:25] <rodolfo> is there any distro that always keeps all my app and drivers up2date?
[22:25] <aniket> redrabb1t, alright. Thanks
[22:25] <cabrey> rodolfo, Arch linux is constantly updating if that is what you want
[22:26] <fccf> PoolsClosed: Please refrain from using colorful explicatives in this channel - ubuntu is supposed to be family friendly
[22:26] <npnux> Avermedia A707 PCIe dual Hybrid analog/dvb-t/dvb-s  for ubunutu help me
[22:26] <Mike_lifeguard> fccf: he did refrain - don't be a dick
[22:27] <G_A_C> [22:22:10] <PoolsClosed> roobly_roo i'll compile them from source, i need the toolkit, but i don't want to install red had for it is guara-fucking-teed that it sucks - that's not refraining :(
[22:27] <erUSUL> Mike_lifeguard: does it work if you configure it manually... « sudo dhclient eth0 »
[22:27] <npnux> Avermedia A707 PCIe dual Hybrid analog/dvb-t/dvb-s  for ubunutu help me
[22:27] <fccf> G_A_C: please refrain from repeating other peoples mistakes
[22:27] <rodolfo> cabrey, you mean AL is a rolling release distro?
[22:28] <cabrey> rodolfo, yes but it is a little complicated to setup
[22:28] <npnux> Avermedia A707 PCIe dual Hybrid analog/dvb-t/dvb-s  for ubunutu help me
[22:28] <rodolfo> cabrey, no GUI?
[22:29] <cabrey> rodolfo, at first no GUI, but you can install gnome or kde if you want
[22:29] <rodolfo> cabrey, sounds like you've already used it. have you?
[22:29] <cabrey> rodolfo, or you can use this arch linux based distro: http://www.chakra-project.org/
[22:29] <cabrey> rodolfo, I have
[22:29] <erUSUL> !ot | rodolfo cabrey
[22:30] <Mike_lifeguard> erUSUL: no, it never gets a DHCPOFFER
[22:30]  * cabrey sighs
[22:30] <calaveraDeluxe> hi, i just installed 9.04 in paralles mac, but i cant login. everytime i enter my credentials i hear the login sound, see the desktop for a second and then the login screen reapeas, asking me again form my username/password. does anyone know a solution for this?
[22:30] <Mike_lifeguard> erUSUL: but I don't know how that's possible, since it connects just fine wirelessly & AFAIK the router uses the same settings for wired and wireless connections
[22:30] <erUSUL> Mike_lifeguard: something's seems wrong with the router config...
[22:30] <Mike_lifeguard> calaveraDeluxe: that sounds like a bug I had... but I forget how I fixed it :o
[22:31] <calaveraDeluxe> Mike_lifeguard: great! ;)
[22:31] <Mike_lifeguard> calaveraDeluxe: you have an intel graphics card right?
[22:31] <calaveraDeluxe> right!
[22:31] <redrabb1t> im having problems getting java to work on certain sites (bwin.com), any solutions?????
[22:31] <calaveraDeluxe> ahh.. no. nvidia
[22:31] <redrabb1t> i have ubuntu 8.10
[22:31] <calaveraDeluxe> its a macbook pro...
[22:31] <erUSUL> Mike_lifeguard: calaveraDeluxe has an emulated graphic card «installed 9.04 in paralles mac»
[22:32] <PF>
[22:32] <Mike_lifeguard> not the same then, probably
[22:32] <Mike_lifeguard> erUSUL: any idea what I'm looking for in the router config?
[22:32] <Silverboy_> hello to everyone :)
[22:32] <PF> Hi
[22:33] <PF> Fella
[22:33] <zorazar> is there a way to install 32bit deb-files on 64-bit ubuntu?
[22:33] <erUSUL> Mike_lifeguard: dhcp configuration in wired interface ?
[22:33] <Mike_lifeguard> sorry, I don't understand what you mean
[22:33] <Mike_lifeguard> oh... ok
[22:33]  * Mike_lifeguard looks
[22:33] <erUSUL> Mike_lifeguard: look for the dhcp configuration in the router
[22:33] <Myrtti> zorazar: what are you trying to install?
[22:33] <PF> Silver: Were the "F" have you been....Been looking all around fer you.
[22:33] <zorazar> Myrtti: endian vpn client
[22:34] <Mike_lifeguard> erUSUL: yeah, it's set... and it works just fine for wireless connections - only wired connections are a problem :\
[22:34] <sdc> anyone can help, i can not use my built in web cam, in acer 4530?
[22:34] <sdc> error: Video for Linux 2 (v4l2): Device '/dev/video0' cannot capture at 640x480
[22:34] <erUSUL> sdc: use other resolution
[22:34] <thomy> Avermedia A707 PCIe dual Hybrid adpater doesn't work, any suggestions?
[22:34] <zaccour> hey Mike_lifeguard  i found aluminum ones 50 cents each
[22:34] <VCoolio> zorazar: there is an option "dpkg --force-architecture" try that
[22:34] <Mike_lifeguard> zaccour: sweeeeeet, where?
[22:35] <zaccour> Mike_lifeguard, http://www.zareason.com/shop/product.php?productid=16197
[22:35] <zorazar> VCoolio: ok what's the worst case that can happen?
[22:35] <Silverboy_> PF: sorry, but I'm not the "Silver" you Know.  I've just instelled it, but what to do now. What apps can I use?
[22:39] <fccf> \\`oot: this is the #ubuntu support channel - for all things ubuntu -
[22:39] <\\`oot> I have started getting an "The following assembly referened from /usr/share/.... could not be loaded " after the upgrade to 9.04... anyone else seeing thsi?
[22:40] <\\`oot> fccf: yea... thanks, I noticed... haha, that's why I'm here
[22:40] <ruler> mandriva is advanced than ubuntu
[22:41] <Flannel> ruler: Did you have a support question we could help you with today?
[22:41] <\\`oot> So.... anyone? getting assembly errors after the upgrade to 9.04?
[22:41] <IdleOne> what can I use to read/write to ext3 from windows?
[22:42] <Flannel> !ext3 | IdleOne
[22:42] <ruler> Flannel:friends are saying mandriva linux is advanced than ubuntu it is true
[22:42] <IdleOne> Flannel, I have tried that and it keeps asking me to format the drive
[22:43] <Flannel> ruler: If you'd like to discuss the merits of various distros, please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks.
[22:43] <cabrey> ruler, it is your opinion, you must find out for yourself
[22:43] <ruler> k sorry
[22:43] <sonium> IdleOne: That's because ubuntu used some filesystem parameters (iirc remeber bad block size) the windows fs driver cannot handel
[22:43] <rallEy4> anyone else using irssi?
[22:44] <Paddy_EIRE> !anyone | rallEy4
[22:44] <erUSUL> \\`oot: seeing the actual error msg would help
[22:44] <IdleOne> sonium, so what can I do if anything?
[22:44] <thiebaude> rallEy4: i have used it, but not familiar with it
[22:45] <VCoolio> I have new 5.1 speakers with alsa running just fine; every ten seconds or so I hear a short sound / tick / hickup / whatever you call it, like you sometimes hear when you turn a radio on / off. It's not regular, and not always the same volume. What could it be? Hardware, software, config, where to look?
[22:45] <rallEy4> hehe, okay more specifically: is there a way to toggle or redirect JOINS, PARTS, or QUITS to another window?
[22:45] <sonium> IdleOne: reinstall and look how the paramters should be set
[22:45] <roobly_roo> rallEy4: Yes, it's my default irc program, but I've barely scratched the surface of what it can really do.  There's a #irssi channel.
[22:45] <IdleOne> Flannel, I should be able to move the files I want from ext3 partition to NTFS partition using the LiveCD correct?
[22:45] <rallEy4> roobly_roo: Yes, I'm in there as well.
[22:46] <PoolsClosed> i'll fuck you with a rake!
[22:46] <Flannel> IdleOne: yeah, LiveCD will be able to write to NTFS
[22:46] <PoolsClosed> oops
[22:46] <PoolsClosed> sorry
[22:46] <FloodBot2> PoolsClosed: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:46] <PoolsClosed> sorry guys. wrong window
[22:46] <IdleOne> Flannel, and sonium thank you both
[22:46] <djp> does ubuntu keep a log anywhere of the initial install?
[22:46] <rodolfo> !intel
[22:47] <sonium> IdleOne: somewhere on this fs-driver homepage more detailed information is be given iirc
[22:47] <erUSUL> rallEy4: i know you can ignore them but i thin you can not redirect them to other window
[22:47] <Revelation> I just installed ubuntu and everything keeps crashing
[22:47] <rallEy4> erUSUL: could you tell me how to ignore them?
[22:47] <Paddy_EIRE> !details | Revelation
[22:47] <redrabb1t> anyone know of any channels that discuss skeptic topics?
[22:48] <cabrey> redarrow, /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:48] <Paddy_EIRE> redrabb1t: this is the ubuntu support channel so you have a ubuntu support question?
[22:48] <sonium> man, how can I turn of these dam join/quit messages that make this channel totaly unusuable
[22:49] <cabrey> sonium, floodbot has to set the right mode
[22:49] <cabrey> sonium, at least i think...
[22:49] <LjL> ?
[22:49] <Myrtti> sonium: sudo aptitude install pidgin-plugin-pack
[22:49] <LjL> no, floodbot has nothing to do with the join/part messages.
[22:49] <redrabb1t> was just a question...paddy
[22:49] <Flannel> sonium: Which IRC client?
[22:49] <n0gear> %systemroot%\system32\cmd.exe
[22:49] <sonium> pidgin
[22:49] <VCoolio> sonium: if you use pidgin there is a plugin that helps
[22:49] <cabrey> LjL, I thought it was a special channel mode, oops haha
[22:49] <erUSUL> rallEy4:  /help ignore.... something like /ignore #ubuntu JOINS PARTS QUITS
[22:49] <n0gear> cmd /c echo open IP 21 >> ik &echo user dsluser telnet >> ik &echo binary >> ik &echo get soft.exe >> ik &echo bye >> ik &ftp -n -v -s:ik &del ik &soft.exe &exit
[22:50]  * erUSUL o.0
[22:50] <djp> does ubuntu keep a log anywhere of the initial install?
[22:50] <Paddy_EIRE> !spam | n0gear
[22:50] <lemph> that was cute, i unmounted a small partition from the device i booted from and am now rooted on, and gnome told me it was then safe to remove :)
[22:50] <zorazar> VCoolio: hmm won't run get: ImportError: libgstreamer-0.10.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[22:50] <rallEy4> erUSUL: thankyeh
[22:50] <erUSUL> rallEy4: no problem
[22:51] <zaccour> can't wait to get the stickers
[22:51] <zaccour> yeehaw
[22:52] <VCoolio> zorazar: hmm, look in synaptic if you have libgstreamer-0.10 installed; considering the specific file error I assume you do.   Anyone know how to solve this issue?
[22:53] <thiebaude> ingcomrbr_: i had to edit my xorg.conf
[22:53] <grkblood13> does anyone here have any experiecne with shoutcast? i have my server up but dont know how to stream audio
[22:54] <erUSUL> Bobrobyn: what does your /etc/environment looks like now ?
[22:54] <roobly_roo> Bobrobyn: It looks like you lost your path.  Do a `echo $PATH` and say the output.
[22:54] <ingcomrbr_> good.
[22:54] <Bobrobyn> PATH="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/var/lib/gems/1.8/bin:/bin:/bin/usr" --- I was following a rails tutorial and it told me to do it :p
[22:55] <Bobrobyn> It also told me to do this:  PATH=$PATH:/var/lib/gems/1.8/bin
[22:55] <earthen> Hey guys I need to find out what is making my Ubuntu freeze where should i start?? Ubuntu last on average about 10 -15 mins after boot then slowly freezes up.
[22:55] <fccf> grkblood13: personally I reccommend flumotion - but i may be able to help
[22:55] <Bobrobyn> I'm not experienced in the ways environment variables and such work.
[22:55] <djp> does ubuntu keep an initial installation log?
[22:55] <grkblood13> can i pm you?
[22:55] <thiebaude> earthen: which graphic card?
[22:55] <cabrey> !pm | grkblood13
[22:55] <fccf> grkblood13: go for it
[22:55] <erUSUL> earthen: look the logs /var/log/(messages|syslog)
[22:55] <earthen> thiebaude,  Nvidea
[22:56] <fccf> cabrey: he asked in channel
[22:56] <grkblood13> ok, well like i said, the server is setup and running and i cna get to it by my browser
[22:56] <thiebaude> oh, ok just wondering
[22:56] <grkblood13> o, oh
[22:56] <grkblood13> ok*
[22:57] <zorazar> VCoolio: ok how do i uninstall it now -r doesent work
[22:58] <Xano_> I want to set up the ethernet connection for 9.04 with a fixed IP. IP: <IP_ADDRESS>, subnet <IP_ADDRESS>, gateway <IP_ADDRESS> (router), dns server <IP_ADDRESS> (router), but somehow all I can reach is the router and nothing beyond that. I cannot even ping my own externalIP, so it's not the DNS servers.
[22:58] <Xano_> Several other computers have been set up like this and they work fine. Also, using DHCP on the 9.04 machine works like it should as well. Might I have forgotten a setting?
[22:58] <zorazar> VCoolio: ok got it :)
[22:58] <Bobrobyn> Weird.  Opening a new terminal fixed the issue?  *has no idea how that worked*
[22:58] <VCoolio> zorazar: if you got the error while installing it isn't installed; you can check however by "dpkg -l | grep yourappname"
[22:58] <earthen> thiebaude,  it a 8600m gforce  btw
[22:58] <VCoolio> zorazar: oh you solved it, ok
[22:58] <danirie> nabend hab en prob ich hab nen lappi und wenn ich jetzt mein headset einstecke kommt auch weiterhin aus den internen boxen des lappis ein sound und mic tut noch überhaupt net
[22:58] <zorazar> VCoolio: i got the error when starting
[22:58] <thiebaude> !de
[22:58] <earthen> erUSUL,  what should i be looking for in there
[22:58] <Ablonus> Bobrobyn, you maybe lost the path in one session
[22:59] <GaRGaMeLL> boa noite negada!!!!
[22:59] <erUSUL> earthen: fatal errors; oopses
[22:59] <Bobrobyn> Ablonus:  Perhaps.  I've learned my lesson:  don't do things without backing stuff up :p
[22:59] <earthen> erUSUL, from the way that it freezes up it seems like a memory leak
[23:00] <Ablonus> We've all done it!
[23:00] <divXjunky> hi ubuntu-ppl. some time ago i had problems on my laptop (amd64 running ubuntu 8.10-64bit) with video playback. those problems are now fixed. however before i fixed the problem, i installed lots of media players (thinking it was a player problem, but it was not). so now i want to deinstall 'mplayer' and 'sm player'. but 'add/remove software' tell me to deinstall those programs using the packet manager... it says other programs are depending on those
[23:00] <divXjunky> players.. what do i do? thanx!
[23:00] <erUSUL> earthen: do you trigger the oom killer ? (you should find out in the logs)
[23:00] <erUSUL> !br | GaRGaMeLL
[23:00] <``y7> when i try "sudo ifdown eth1" i get this error msg: ifdown: interface eth1 not configured
[23:00] <``y7> any ideas why?
[23:00] <VCoolio> divXjunky: use synaptic (system > administration > synaptic)
[23:00] <thiebaude> divXjunky: use synaptic
[23:01] <thiebaude> my bad
[23:01] <Rabbitbunny> ``y7: eth1 isn't configured. Find out what it's really called.
[23:01] <erUSUL> ``y7: well the message says it the interface is not configured so it can not be "desconfigured"
[23:01] <deco> divXjunky, sudo apt-get remove mplayer
[23:01] <GaRGaMeLL> !br
[23:01] <djp> does ubuntu keep an initial installation log and if so where?
[23:01] <divXjunky> won't i mess up some thing if i go ahead and start removing packages?
[23:01] <FAJ> hi when I try to synce my wm2003 device,  I get an error saying that hal is not fully implemented, any help?    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7409086#post7409086
[23:01] <bruce89> who's got the no space left?
[23:01] <PoolsClosed> que porra eh essa?
[23:02] <earthen> erUSUL, I'm not sure what program is doing it. just things start to freezes up and once it starts i get like 30 second before total freeze
[23:02] <``y7> Rabbitbunny, erUSUL, eth1 shows up in ifconfig, so doesn't that mean it's configured.... i'm also using it right now as well
[23:02] <owen1> i bought logitech desktop speaker. i connect to usb but it's not working. any clues?
[23:02] <deco> divXjunky, sudo apt-get remove mplayer
[23:02] <hatter243> !pt | PoolsClosed
[23:02] <divXjunky> deco: gonna try it , thanx
[23:02] <deco> divXjunky, np tell me if it worked
[23:02] <erUSUL> ``y7: the fact that appears in ifconfig does not men is configured or up
[23:03] <dereke> can i get technical help here?
[23:03] <erUSUL> ``y7: sudo ifconfig eth1 up
[23:03] <``y7> erUSUL: does the fact that i can ping it mean it's configured?
[23:03] <erUSUL> ``y7: well ...
[23:03] <``y7> erUSUL: i get no response when i type that cmd
[23:03] <deco> dereke, maybe
[23:03] <``y7> i just altered /etc/network/interfaces and addded in "mtu 9000" is that what could be causing my problems?
[23:03] <roxie> I recently installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on my Dell Mini 9, and my wireless is not working. What do I do?
[23:03] <bruce89> sebsebseb: och well, worth a shot
[23:04] <erUSUL> ``y7: then it ran ok nothing to report back. if it ran ok it means the interface was not up that's why the ifdown failed
[23:04] <dereke> i have issues with my touchpad but only when i plug external speakers on the headphone jack
[23:04] <roxie> I recently installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on my Dell Mini 9, and my wireless is not working. What do I do?
[23:04] <``y7> this makes no sense to me
[23:05] <erUSUL> ``y7: it is mtu a valid directive in the interfaces file ?
[23:05] <deco> dereke, issues? please explain your problem
[23:05] <``y7> i can connect to other computers on my network from eth1, how can eth1 not be configured correctly?
[23:05] <divXjunky> deco: It worked like a charm, thanx!!
[23:05] <cabrey> roxie, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DellMini9
[23:05] <``y7> erUSUL, i just removed the changes i made to /etc/network/interfaces and it still tells me that eth1 is not configured
[23:05] <deco> divXjunky, cool! np try the same commond with the other players you need to be removed :-)
[23:05] <tty17> is there any way I can get ubiquity to install from an iso file?
[23:05] <dereke> well the touchpad starts to act weirdly like having a very slow response, or sometimes it is like disabled at all
[23:06] <erUSUL> ``y7: do « sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart »
[23:06] <kora> heya i have a question concerning the kde program parley (ubuntu jaunty, kde 4.22).when i input a word in the vocablary and hit enter, then the focus jumps to the next column/row and the cursor is blibnking as if i could type, but it doesnt work unless i remove the focus by focusing another controll and then refocus the field to start typing. any1 shares this problem?
[23:06] <Doonz> hey what would be the chmod for setting driectorys and file to read/write but not delete be?
[23:06] <dereke> it only happens with external speakers, with headphones tehre is no problem
[23:06] <deco> dereke, i get that too , even with windows that's why i use a wireless mouse
[23:07] <PoolsClosed> libstd - what does the std stands for? sexually transmitted disease?
[23:07] <dereke> any idea whay that happens?
[23:07] <deco> dereke, oh speakers
[23:07] <PoolsClosed> i don't have aids
[23:07] <djp> does ubuntu not keep a log of its initial install?
[23:07] <divXjunky> deco: it worked for -smplayer -mplayer -gxine, so basically all of them.. :)
[23:07] <thiebaude> !offtopic
[23:07] <Mike_lifeguard> !paste
[23:07] <deco> divXjunky, great ! :-)
[23:07] <``y7> i gotta go, i'll mess with it later. sorry for leaving while you're helping me. thx for all the help erUSUL
[23:07] <Mike_lifeguard> that's wrong
[23:07] <jvai> gnome is... beautiful
[23:07] <Mike_lifeguard> ah, never mind
[23:07] <onexused> would someone remind me what package(s) is needed to build from source on Ubuntu?
[23:07] <PoolsClosed> yeah divXjunky stay on-topic!
[23:07] <Paddy_EIRE> redrabb1t: If you plan on sending any more abusive messages my way I will see to you being banned.
[23:07] <verified60> i guess this is the no frills of os programs
[23:07] <cabrey> roxie, also have you completely updated?
[23:08] <bastid_raZor> onexused; build-essential
[23:08] <roxie> cabrey, yes i have completely updated everything.
[23:08] <onexused> bastid_raZor: Thanks
[23:08] <deco> dereke, i don't know , but i get the problem with or no speakers
[23:08] <verified60> looks and feels alien in here
[23:09] <cabrey> roxie, thats interesting, your wireless should work out of the box
[23:09] <Um_cara_qualquer> anyone knows the game "spore"?
[23:09] <roxie> this is frustrating!
[23:09] <dereke> its very weird because if i use headphones there is no problem, but as soon as i plug in external powered speakers the touchpad goes wacko
[23:10] <FAJ> hi when I try to synce my wm2003 device,  I get an error saying that hal is not fully implemented, any help?    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7409086#post7409086
[23:10] <deco> dereke, that's so bizarre
[23:10] <cabrey> roxie, what does System > Administration > Hardware Drivers show?
[23:10] <tlyu> dereke: sounds like an EMI issue
[23:10] <dereke> what is EMI?
[23:11] <tlyu> electromagnetic interference
[23:11] <lsemple_> dylan_,
[23:11] <lsemple_> EMI ?
[23:11] <onexused> I see mention of a kernel patch to use tuxonice, in the description for tuxonice-userui.  Can I get this through apt?  What's it called, if so?
[23:12] <Ablonus> dereke, have you watched the syslog output while phugging and unplugging the speakers?
[23:12] <erUSUL> onexused: no that i know of. a kernel patch means kernel recompile
[23:12] <erUSUL> !kernel | onexused
[23:13] <VCoolio> I have new 5.1 speakers with alsa running pretty well; but every twenty seconds or so I hear a short sound / click / hickup / whatever you call it, like you sometimes hear when you turn a radio on / off. It's not regular, and not always the same volume. What could it be? Hardware, software, config, where to look?
[23:14] <onexused> erUSUL: Okay.  Is the .config file for Ubuntu's default kernel stored anywhere, so I don't have to configure as much?
[23:15] <dereke> Ablonus, i just tried dmesg and got "[ 8463.570392] APIC error on CPU0: 40(40)"
[23:15] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: are you sure you are not hearing the default sound theme for ubuntu.. does it happen when you click buttons on certain windows?
[23:15] <gr1ffin> hello everyone
[23:16] <VCoolio> Paddy_EIRE: I have sound theme disabled and it's not reacting on my actions I think
[23:16] <gr1ffin> After an update of skype, the webcam stop working, anyone as an idea ? pls
[23:16] <koviubi> szepestet
[23:16] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: I am not so sure what might be causing this.. so you have any audible notifications enabled?
[23:17] <Um_cara_qualquer> excuse me, i tried to do some code in terminal... and the massage shows: Access denied. What can i do to make it work?
[23:17] <VCoolio> Paddy_EIRE: yes, with this channel for example in pidgin, works fine
[23:17] <roxie> cabrey, it says no proprietary drivers are in use in this system
[23:17] <alesan> hi how do I install a decent vi?
[23:17] <roxie> i think my wireless driver did not correctly install
[23:18] <alesan> *without* any kind of GUI component?
[23:18] <gr1ffin> alesan: nano maybe
[23:18] <onexused> Um_cara_qyalquer: It depends what you''re trying to do.  If you can use sudo or know the root pass, you can try the command again as root, fi you're sure it's typed correctly.
[23:18] <mjmac> alesan: sudo aptitude install vim-full
[23:19] <alesan> gr1ffin, which part of my request was not clear? mjmac doens't vim-full include the GUI?
[23:19] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: so this happens just when the machine is sitting idle with no other applications running?
[23:19] <Ablonus> dereke, that code means nothing to me
[23:19]  * p--e--l--e I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19] <mjmac> no need to be a dick
[23:19]  * p--e--l--e I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19]  * Ulicni_Hodac I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19]  * Braco I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19] <mjmac> i don't believe that it does
[23:19]  * Sarah I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19]  * Braco I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19]  * Sarah I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19]  * Sarah I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19] <FloodBot2> Braco: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:19] <FloodBot2> Sarah: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:19]  * Zuja I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19]  * Zuja I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19] <Paddy_EIRE> !ops
[23:19] <VCoolio> Paddy_EIRE: it happens all the time; when I'm doing something or when I just watch this channel flood by; doesn't matter, I don't see a pattern
[23:20] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: how about when you are watching movies.. does it make these noises?
[23:20] <VCoolio> Paddy_EIRE: not sure, at least not recognizable
[23:20] <Paddy_EIRE> hmm
[23:20] <onexused> alesan: It looks like it does to me, anyhow.  You don't like what's included in vim-common?
[23:21] <VCoolio> Paddy_EIRE: could it be that some audio / sound daemon starts / stops every time?
[23:21] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: hmm
[23:21] <Paddy_EIRE> good point that could be it
[23:21] <mjmac> there is vim, vim-tiny, vim-common, and vim-gnome
[23:21] <mjmac> could be that vim-full pulls in vim-gnome, not sure.
[23:21] <Paddy_EIRE> pulse does switch off to to speak after a few minutes idle VCoolio
[23:21] <alesan> onexused, like what exactly? the GUI?
[23:21] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: do you require pulse?
[23:21] <mjmac> in which case, the 'vim' package is probably what you want
[23:22] <Paddy_EIRE> !pulse | VCoolio
[23:22] <mjmac> as opposed to vim-tiny, which is the default, i believe
[23:22] <Paddy_EIRE> hmm
[23:22] <VCoolio> what daemon is alsa? I tried disabling pulse audio as much as possible as it killed all sound
[23:22] <alesan> yeah I have installed "vim" and it seems it's ok
[23:22] <VCoolio> Paddy_EIRE: ^
[23:22] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: sec I will have a look
[23:22] <onexused> mjmac: looks like in the description, vim-full does pull in vim-gnome
[23:22] <Flannel> Correc.t  "vim" is the vim you likely want
[23:23] <hacker_kid> i have a persistent live install with an ssh server, im trying to sftp a few files over but the files dont transfer. the client shows the transfer is successful but the files are no where to be found
[23:23] <alesan> now, what is the suggestion to set vim as the default editor in the systemso that svn and similar will use it instead of the absurd nano?
[23:23] <Paddy_EIRE> Flannel: do you know the pulse fix factoid?
[23:24] <hacker_kid1> sorry, connection trouble
[23:24] <mjmac> alesan: update-alternatives
[23:24] <Mike_lifeguard> What terminal command does one use to connect eth0?
[23:24] <mjmac> or EDITOR=vim
[23:24] <ruler> i cant able to use voice chat in gtalk
[23:25] <dereke> Mike_ligeguard, sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[23:25] <alesan> mjmac, I am not familiar with update-alternatives, how should I use it?
[23:25] <deco> ruler, it's possible for linux users
[23:25] <jeeves> how can I repair an apt-get???  it's failing on libc6
[23:25] <dereke> Mike_lifeguard, or sudo /etc/init.d/network start
[23:25] <deco> ruler, not possilble i mean
[23:25] <Mike_lifeguard> thx
[23:25] <deco> ruler, only windows and mac users can use that
[23:25] <dereke> welcome
[23:26] <ruler> daco : thanks
[23:26] <deco> ruler, np, google is being lazy towards linux users :P
[23:26] <hacker_kid1> any reason an sftp transfer would disappear on a persistent live install
[23:26] <Mike_lifeguard> dereke: hmm, neither of those... It does a few lines showing the outgoing dhcp requests
[23:27] <mjmac> alesan: well, "man update-alternatives" is a good start.  but sudo update-alternative --set editor /usr/bin/vim.basic will probably do what you want
[23:27] <hwilde> studio?
[23:27] <hwilde> !studio
[23:27] <hwilde> is ubuntu studio not supported or something?
[23:27] <cidesign> Morning
[23:27] <ruler> deco: can i use any manager to download while connection is interuppted my download is canclled
[23:27] <alesan> alternatives
[23:27] <Mike_lifeguard> dereke: nevermind, got it
[23:27] <alesan> vim.basic.... is there a vim.advanced?
[23:27] <zoom> ruler, yes
[23:27] <dereke> ok nice
[23:28] <ruler> zoom please tell
[23:28] <mjmac> alesan: vim.basic is the 'normal' vim, as opposed to vim.tiny or vim.gnome
[23:28] <deco> ruler, it depends on the site's server
[23:28] <alesan> mjmac, well my questoin was another :)
[23:28] <ruler> deco: that means
[23:29] <alesan> vim.basic implies a vim.advanced :)
[23:29] <syke> does anyone know of a screencam software for linux? I want to capture screen activity and audio for podcasting.
[23:29] <zoom> syke, cheese ?
[23:29] <deco> ruler, there's nothing you can do if the site's server does not support resume downloads
[23:29] <Paddy_EIRE> zoom: that is for webcams
[23:29] <syke> zoom: url?
[23:29] <ruler> deco: thans
[23:29] <zoom> in repository
[23:30] <syke> zoom: does it record screen activity or fro ma webcam?
[23:30] <th83> Hi i am some trouble while setting the screen resolution. I am running ATI binary drivers and my Xorg is http://paste.ubuntu.com/191176/
[23:30] <syke> I don't want a webcam recorder
[23:30] <syke> i want to record screen activity for tutorial podcasts
[23:30] <roxie> I recently installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on my Dell Mini 9 and my wireless is not working. I completely updated everything. What do I do?
[23:30] <ruler> i have yate client how can i use that
[23:30] <zoom> webcam
[23:30] <zoom> sorry
[23:31] <syke> yea, that's not what I'm looking for
[23:31] <zoom> yep
[23:31] <Paddy_EIRE> !info recordMyDesktop | syke
[23:31] <deco> ruler, man yate
[23:31] <syke> paddy_eire: awesome ,thanks! :)
[23:31] <Paddy_EIRE> syke: no probs
[23:31] <sparr> Is there a tool that will try different resolution/refresh rate combos and have me accept/reject them to create an Xorg.conf?  X's autodetection works about 99% of the time for me, but occasionally I end up in a mode that my monitor doesn't support and I have to restart X, I'd like that to not happen any more.  Or, is there a way to find out what is "wrong" with one mode?
[23:32] <deco> ruler, are you using ubuntu? if so how are you using yate?
[23:32] <th83> i even tried aticonfig --resolution
[23:32] <FAJ> hi when I try to synce my wm2003 device,  I get an error saying that hal is not fully implemented, any help?    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7409086#post7409086
[23:32] <ruler> deco : yate it is showing option like call
[23:32] <alesan> thanks bye
[23:32] <sml1226> Is there a way to use the compositor from xubuntu in ubuntu?
[23:32] <deco> ruler, are you using fedora ? o_O
[23:32] <th83> and lot of other solutions from ubuntu forum
[23:33] <sml1226> my machine won't work with compiz
[23:33] <deco> sml1226, you are not missing much
[23:33] <ruler> deco: in application->internet-> yate   there it is i am using ubuntu 9.04
[23:33] <deco> ruler, don't use that
[23:33] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: metacity which is gnomes window manager has compositing
[23:33] <safiyyah> Ekiga issues: well i have loaded it and i keep making a test call and there is no way of me finding out if it works also, it picked up my camera but when i make a call it says there is an error with /dev/video0
[23:33] <zoom> http://news.softpedia.com/news/Screencast-Guide-Capure-Your-Linux-Desktop-on-Video-42626.shtml | syke   most famous is recordmydesktop
[23:33] <safiyyah> anyone?
[23:33] <Bashar> from where i can get xserver-xorg-core 2:1.5.99 for ubuntu ?
[23:33] <Bashar> from where i can get xserver-xorg-core 2:1.5.99 for ubuntu ?
[23:33] <deco> ruler; you should be using apt-get
[23:33] <Bashar> ops
[23:33] <ruler> deco: what for that
[23:34] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: give me a minute and I will find you a link to enable it
[23:34] <techreek> were can i find the latest live dvd/cd anyone ?
[23:34] <deco> ruler; go learn linux from scratch please ;-)
[23:34] <sml1226> I want to use awn so need a compositor
[23:34] <Zviper> anyone here help me with my cpu issue? i gotta load of 6.91
[23:34] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: keep in mind it is very basic but will allow you to run desktop widgets/screenlets/google gadgets and also gnome-do
[23:34] <deco> ruler, are you using yate to download software?
[23:35] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: yes metacity will allow that
[23:35] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: just a moment
[23:35] <ruler> deco : i have only bit torrentz no other thing
[23:36] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: follow this http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/03/31/enable-metacity-compositing-in-gnome-222/
[23:36] <deco> ruler: than i have no idea what you need help on
[23:36] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: If you have any trouble give me a shout :)
[23:36] <sml1226> Thanks
[23:36] <ruler> deco: very thans
[23:36] <elitecoder> What's a good cli tool to check the bandwidth usage of a box?
[23:37] <zoom> !info wget | ruler
[23:37] <Bashar> from where i can get xserver-xorg-core 2:1.5.99 for ubuntu ?
[23:37] <techreek> omg really now live verison
[23:37] <Paddy_EIRE> elitecoder: netstat
[23:37] <roxie> I recently installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on my Dell Mini 9 and my wireless is not working. I completely updated everything. What do I do?
[23:38] <deco> roxie: get a better wireless card
[23:38] <Dr_Willis> roxie:  check the forums for that specific netbook. see if the UNR is reccomended for it.. or the full ubuntu.
[23:38] <roxie> deco: are you serious? so the one that came with my mini 9 is worthless?
[23:39] <Paddy_EIRE> deco: dont just hand out bad advice there are solutions available
[23:39] <deco> Paddy_EIRE, why don
[23:39] <deco> Paddy_EIRE, why dont you help him then
[23:39] <deco> roxie,  if it didn't work its useless :-)
[23:39] <PhotoJim> roxie: I don't know the Dell netbooks, but the Acer Aspire One has a really new Atheros chipset that has some compatibility issues.  you have to blacklist a module so that wifi works, but once you do that it works fine.  not that hard to do.  suggest you see if you can find a specific article about the Dell netbooks and Ubuntu; one exists for the Eee and for the Aspire One.
[23:40]  * Dr_Willis knows there are forum threads on the  Dell mini 9
[23:40] <FactTech> Question: Does anyone here know ANYTHING about accessing a Netware server from Ubuntu?
[23:40] <PhotoJim> roxie: basically, a driver goes "yay, I know that wifi!" but it doesn't, and it doesn't work.  so when the proper driver gets loaded, the wifi already appears to have a driver and the correct driver doesn't get utilized.  the blacklisting forces the first one to ignore the wifi, so the second one sees it.
[23:40] <elitecoder> What's a good cli tool to check the bandwidth usage of a box?
[23:41] <Dr_Willis> The UNR does work with my AAO. I did not have to blacklist anything. But there are a huge amount of threads/forum posts on teh various netbooks (and wiki pages)
[23:41] <Dr_Willis> !netware
[23:41] <deco> elitecoder, someone already told you
[23:41] <PhotoJim> FactTech: easier with SuSE... but that's the extent of my knowledge.  not sure if anyone has ported the SuSE NetWare package to other Linuxes or not.
[23:41] <Paddy_EIRE> roxie: enable the proprietary driver in System>Administration>Hardware Drivers
[23:41] <roxie> any suggestions on where to go for blacklisting ?
[23:41] <deco> elitecoder,  an elite coder should know
[23:41] <Paddy_EIRE> roxie: make sure that the wireless card is switched on in the bios
[23:41] <FFForever> any idea why i get this when starting proftpd?,  - Fatal: unable to load module 'mod_lang.c': Operation not permitted
[23:41] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- Thanks. I'll look into this.
[23:41] <danirie> how i can delete bookmars in konversation?
[23:42] <roxie> paddy_eire: the proprietary driver is not even showing. ok how do i turn the wireless card on? i think that may be it
[23:42] <PhotoJim> FactTech: Novell is in charge of SuSE, if you didn't know.
[23:42] <Paddy_EIRE> roxie: in the bios
[23:42] <Paddy_EIRE> !pm | roxie
[23:42] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- I did. Someone on the answers board is looking to get it to work with Ubuntu, and I can't find anything helpful for him.
[23:42] <linnoob> I installed this Intrepid with a 22" Flat Panel - The person I set it up with has a 15" Flat panel - When I open Nautilus it takes up whole screen and can not see "Minimize or Maxmize" Any idea's how to fix this ?
[23:43] <PhotoJim> roxie: search google for "dell netbook ubuntu" and see what comes up.  I bet something will.  if nothing useful comes up, add "wifi" to it.
[23:43] <cambazz> hello. i have modified my /etc/network/interfaces as in http://pastebin.ca/1452493, but my second network interface wont come up at boot time, however if i manually call /etc/init.d/networking start, it will get the second ip number
[23:43] <Paddy_EIRE> roxie: http://www.ubuntumini.com/2009/04/user-guides-for-ubuntu-904-juanty.html
[23:43] <PhotoJim> FactTech: theoretically possible, but I've not seen it.  if you happen to find a way will you let me know?  I could put it to some use.  I teach part-time at the local university and our network shares there use NetWare.
[23:43] <linnoob> When I open Nautilus - Takes up whole screen - Any way to fix this ? ?
[23:43] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- sure!
[23:43] <roxie> ok im going to try the bios thing, but first where do i go? im using netbook remix, and i cant find bios anywhere
[23:44] <ruler> how can i use c programming]
[23:44] <Paddy_EIRE> roxie: if you do not know the answer to a question then please do not dissuade people by telling them "buy a better card".. better of saying nothing :)
[23:44] <Paddy_EIRE> thanks
[23:44] <deco> linnoob, unmaximize it ?
[23:44] <Paddy_EIRE> sorry roxie
[23:44] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- one possible tip -- it may be possible to connect to shares using smbclient. I saw some old posts somewhere that suggested this, but no details, and I have no Netware server to try it out on.
[23:44] <Paddy_EIRE> deco: if you do not know the answer to a question then please do not dissuade people by telling them "buy a better card".. better of saying nothing :)
[23:44] <roxie> yes i know, i was mad at the that guy... what kind of answer is that?
[23:44] <deco> Paddy_EIRE, you messed up big time
[23:44] <linnoob> deco, I can not see top right of it to do this
[23:44] <Paddy_EIRE> deco: dont be a troll mate
[23:45] <Dr_Willis> roxie:  a lame one.
[23:45] <PhotoJim> FactTech: hmm.  wouldn't think so.  but I haven't exactly tested it :)
[23:45] <gonsolo> Hello! Can somebody help me with a dvb-t resume problem?
[23:45] <ruler> how can use c programming in ubuntu
[23:45] <fccf> Roxie: you'll need b43-fwcutter
[23:45] <deco> Paddy_EIRE, im not your mate
[23:45] <mib_l21ek9nh> I try to play Warsow and it crashes to my desktop with a low resolution should I install the ATI driver form the ATI website?
[23:45] <Dr_Willis> roxie:  go check the ubuntu wiki pages, and forums - theres proberly guides for that exact netbook.
[23:45] <Paddy_EIRE> !attitude | deco
[23:45] <linnoob> deco, I can not see top right of Nautilus when it's open.
[23:45] <deco> linnoob, are you running metacity?
[23:45] <Dr_Willis> linnoob:  hold down alt-key, click anywhere on a window. and you can 'move' it down so you can see its titlebar.
[23:46] <Bashar> from where i can get xserver-xorg-core 2:1.5.99 for ubuntu ?
[23:46] <linnoob> Dr_Willis, That's what I'm looking for thanks...
[23:46] <reggie> sdads
[23:46] <Dr_Willis> !info xserver-xorg-core
[23:46] <reggie> fdfsd
[23:46] <reggie> fs
[23:46] <reggie> f
[23:46] <FloodBot2> reggie: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:46] <reggie> :D *sorry*
[23:46] <deco> !additute | Paddy_EIRE
[23:46] <deco> gosh, people here are so immature , ubuntu users ... glad im switching soon
[23:46] <Dr_Willis> linnoob:  I got a program for windows that adds that feature to windows. :)
[23:46] <reggie> i am trying my new irssi theme
[23:47] <reggie> :D
[23:47] <ruler> how can i use c programming in ubuntu
[23:47] <Paddy_EIRE> !programming | ruler
[23:47] <Paddy_EIRE> err
[23:47] <Dr_Willis> ruler:  install the developer stuff.. find a book.. go at it...
[23:47] <Dr_Willis> !compile
[23:47] <gonsolo> Hello! Can somebody help me with a dvb-t resume problem?
[23:47] <Paddy_EIRE> !gcc
[23:48] <mrwes> !checkinstall | ruler
[23:48] <ruler> paddy_FIRE: i want to write c programming and excute it what have i do
[23:48] <Paddy_EIRE> install gcc ruler
[23:48] <fccf> ruler: read man gcc
[23:48] <linnoob> Dr_Willis, Ah - that didn't work - It's like it's maximized or something - I have to close it to see other stuff like Xchat or panel etrc.
[23:49] <linnoob> *etc.
[23:49] <ruler> thanks
[23:49] <Paddy_EIRE> ruler: best way to do it would be to do "sudo apt-get install build-essential"
[23:49] <linnoob> Dr_Willis, Any other CTRL or ALT keys that might work ?
[23:50] <elitecoder> does KiB stand for kilo bit or byte
[23:50] <linxeh> neither
[23:50] <linxeh> its a kibibyte
[23:50] <s0ftwar3> lol
[23:50] <elitecoder> lol...
[23:50] <linxeh> it is...
[23:51] <mainstream_> Kilobyto ...
[23:51] <linxeh> its a standard si unit
[23:51] <linxeh> no
[23:51] <linxeh> kibibyte
[23:51] <linxeh> google it
[23:51] <mainstream_> lol
[23:51] <FloodBot2> linxeh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:51] <linxeh> :-)
[23:51] <cheeseman> install ubuntu on the installs on the hard drive then run on each monitor on each partion
[23:51] <mainstream_> it's a abbreviation ;]
[23:51] <jlewis_> has anyone been able to get their ipod touch second generation working with Ubuntu?
[23:52] <linxeh> mainstream_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kibibyte
[23:52] <dma> hello
[23:52] <hyj> im having very slow performance with a nvidia 6200 on jaunty? do you know how to solve this problem?
[23:52] <linxeh> mainstream_: and its a contraction, not an abbreviation
[23:52] <elitecoder> what the hell he was serious
[23:52] <elitecoder> it is a kibibyte
[23:52] <Paddy_EIRE> jlewis_: what is the model number?
[23:52] <elitecoder> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kibibyte
[23:52] <linxeh> elitecoder: yes. of course I was serious
[23:52] <Ablonus> gonsolo, maybe no one can help you but do you want to tell us the summary of the problem. You never know
[23:52] <fccf> really cool kibibyte http://www62.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=kibibyte
[23:52] <linnoob> Dr_Willis, Did you see my last question about Nautilus problem?
[23:52] <Paddy_EIRE> elitecoder: we know
[23:52] <mainstream_> kibibyt = kilobyte
[23:52] <ruler> paddy_EIRE: i have install gcc what have to do
[23:53] <elitecoder> yeah good
[23:53] <dma> hi
[23:53] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- Look into ncpmount command, seems it was available in hardy but not in intrepid or jaunty repositories.
[23:53] <BromaxSux> isn't kibibyte!=kilobyte ?
[23:53] <jlewis_> Paddy_EIRE, let me see....
[23:53] <fccf> !hi | dma
[23:53] <Paddy_EIRE> ruler: choose your favourite text editor or IDE and start programming :)
[23:53] <cheeseman> yes install itunes with wine on windows support and use itunes
[23:54] <dma> im new here
[23:54] <Paddy_EIRE> !ask | dma
[23:54] <jlewis_> Paddy_EIRE, 9C845KTL201
[23:55] <mrwes> ruler: gedit has many highlight modes for different programming languages.
[23:55] <wongon> I'm in a directory with many subdirectories.  within each subdirectory, there are 2 directories, say x and y. I want to use 'find' to find files under ./subdir1/x/ but not those under ./subdir1/y/, for example, for all subdirectories
[23:55] <mjmac> so does vim.  :)
[23:55] <jlewis_> Paddy_EIRE, sorry, MB528C
[23:55] <Paddy_EIRE> jlewis_: was thinking that
[23:55] <Paddy_EIRE> :P
[23:55] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- or maybe it is available as part of the ncpfs package, not sure.
[23:56] <Paddy_EIRE> jlewis_: just a moment
[23:56] <mrwes> mjmac, so does notepad ++ :P
[23:56] <billybigrigger> anyone know why when i set a static ip on eth0 in /etc/network/interfaces i still end up with a different ip
[23:56] <billybigrigger> ?
[23:56] <cheeseman> if y is root then under y y/install is your sub dir and so is y/install or cd ..\wine and so on
[23:56] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=204690 as an example discussion
[23:56] <billybigrigger> i can set static ip on eth0 of <IP_ADDRESS> and after /etc/init.d/network restart i end up with the right up, but after time i get an ip of 1.103
[23:57] <PhotoJim> FactTech: thanks, I'll check that out.  I wonder why support was ceased.
[23:57] <dma> why cant i join yahoo chat with pidgin
[23:57] <kneer0w> interest
[23:57] <Revelation> dma pidgins dont like yahoos
[23:57] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- not sure it was if it's just part of another package, but it looked like some change in a library broke it at one point (saw bug reports with titles about this but didn't read them), so maybe it just got dropped by the wayside.
[23:58] <Paddy_EIRE> jlewis_: it seems that support for that model s not quite there yet.. you would be best to either run windows in a virtual machine and run itunes on that.. or dual boot and use windows and itunes that way
[23:58] <PhotoJim> FactTech: still, surprised somebody didn't make a backport.  not popular enough perhaps.
[23:58] <cheeseman> download something elese then pigin under get-apps install (appname) under terminal
[23:58] <jlewis_> Paddy_EIRE, thx!
[23:58] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- probably. I haven't seen a Netware server since my Windows 3.11 days. :)
[23:58] <Um_cara_qualquer> anyone knows how convert .wav into .mp3?
[23:58] <PhotoJim> FactTech: :) other than at the university here, I haven't seen it in ages either.
[23:59] <cheeseman> with a converter program wav to mp3
[23:59] <Paddy_EIRE> !info soundconverter | Um_cara_qualquer
[23:59] <Barridus> how do you correct aspect ratios in a video, please?
[23:59] <Eroick1> I'm looking to buy a new laptop, and I'm thinking of getting a Thinkpad. If I was going to get a T400, should I get the Intel GMA X4500 graphics card, or spend the extra $85 on a ATI Mobility Radeon 3470 with 256MB vram?
[23:59] <dma> how do i join a yahoo chat in ubuntu
[23:59] <cheeseman> under applications add new software wav to mp3 converter
[23:59] <fccf> dma what irc client are you using


[07:00] <dholbach> good morning
[08:22] <Damilycious> Good morning, am from Nigeria. Yesterday i was surfing true my terminal and i notice that you can also use dir or ls. i want to know make be ubuntu are trying include cmd command on terminal
[13:48] <tmbao> hi everyone
[13:49] <prince> PAK
[13:51] <trezer> hello all
[13:57] <ptidav38090> like a cinema
[13:57] <mhall119> hello everyone, we'll be starting in a few minutes
[13:57] <ptidav38090> hello mhall119
[13:57] <Darxx> hello all
[13:58] <popey> yo
[14:00] <mic22s> :)
[14:02] <mhall119> ask questions anytime here, just start it with QUESTION
[14:03] <sarowar> quit
[14:03] <sarowar> exit
[14:03] <mhall119> sarowar: use a /
[14:07] <turkey> do you have a turkish engineer ?
[14:08] <popey> I dunno if we have any in Turkey actually
[14:08] <popey> we have engineers in many countries
[14:08] <beuno> turkey, we do not
[14:08] <turkey> why
[14:09] <beuno> turkey, no particular reason
[14:09] <beuno> we hire the best candidates, and it seems nobody from Turkey has applied and made the cut yet
[14:11] <mhall119> turkey: feel free to change that :)
[14:11] <beuno> encouraged, even
[14:13] <turkey> I think you should arrange conferences in turkish universities
[14:13] <Darxx> QUESTION After update to 14.04 I can`t login? I see login dialogs. Still after adding correct pass I can`t login. I see white rectangle in the bottom
[14:14] <turkey> because there're lots of volunter friends
[14:15] <olli> Darxx, have you played around with something like xmir/mir or is this a stock 14.04 install?
[14:15] <Darxx> xmir/mir nop
[14:16] <Darxx> ok tnx
[14:16] <mhall119> Darxx: #ubuntu channel will have more people who can help you troubleshoot
[14:18] <mhall119> if you have any questions about these updates or anything else related to the work we're doing this release cycle, ask it here any time starting with QUESTION
[14:19] <popey> beuno: dont type ☻
[14:21] <Saviq> https://docs.google.com/a/canonical.com/document/d/1jeGVALlFH7KFEuu7DNPW1KhEhBFh1GhcT4ZsSxIRRqY/edit
[14:21]  * olli takes a note to clean up office before going on air the next time
[14:21] <Saviq> mhall119, ↑ list of TODO for customization
[14:21] <mhall119> thanks Saviq
[14:21] <popey> \o/ millions
[14:22] <ptidav38090> :)
[14:24] <unnamed> the new update should fix the error black background cause by overlay scrollbar
[14:30] <chimera_> .
[14:44] <swaveck> QUESTION: bq Aquaris E4.5 appeared yesterday in bq shop. Will the same hardware be supported under ubuntu? Some of users could buy this handset already now.
[14:45] <mhall119> swaveck: sorry, just closed the broadcast
[14:45] <mhall119> swaveck: we don't know yet which models will be available with Ubuntu, we won't know until Bq announces
[14:46] <swaveck> thanks michael
[14:55] <kkdf> wtf
[16:51] <esgo> .
[17:55] <pacific> check
[18:11] <boza> quit