[02:32] <ubotu> itisi: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[02:32] <rhineheart_m> got this error:   	 MySQL Strict Mode is not support
[02:32] <Polygon89> _Oz_, i have flash installed. The wikipage on this problem does not work.
[02:32] <AnonCon> sorry..by all weird i mean 800X600 display, versus the 1024X768
[02:33] <AnonCon> so, reduced screen resolution
[02:33] <box_> what do i need to install so SSL support will work ?
[02:33] <fredmv> AnonCon:  it might be as simple as going into System->Screen Res
[02:33] <rhineheart_m> how would I enable its support? thanks../
[02:33] <DZEJMS007> PRICA KO HRVATSKI
[02:33] <AnonCon> I did go there
[02:33] <_Oz_> Polygon89: that does not excuse your rudeness to a volunteer generous enough to offer his or her advice, whether or not you thought it was "stupid" as you called it.
[02:33] <DZEJMS007> NEED SOME INFO
[02:33] <AnonCon> and no go
[02:34] <mbrush> itisi: i have no idea about NAS ... is it just a hard drive shared on the net using samba or nfs?
[02:34] <Laney_Family> anyone here fam. with freenx?
[02:34] <fredmv> it doesn't have anything other than 800x600 available?
[02:34] <m1chael> i'd like to try ubuntu on my laptop.. it's got windows xp on it.. but i dont want to dual boot... is it possible i can run ubuntu with a flash drive and a bootable cdrom? has anyone ever done such a thing? or can anyone recommend anything better?
[02:34] <AnonCon> although I can change my resolution to 600X480 though..lol
[02:34] <Polygon89> _Oz_, please find the word stupid in this sentance: speed, please read my question before referring me to a page that has nothing to do with what i asked.
[02:34] <EADG> The moon is slipping into shadow right now :) Go have a look if it's dark out where you are.
[02:34] <_Oz_> Polygon89: oh, shall we peruse the logs, then?
[02:34] <speeddemon8803> !stop | Polygon89
[02:34] <itisi> NAS is just the name of the storage device....it just 2 HDD's shared on my network
[02:34] <ubotu> Polygon89: NOTICE - Please stop this discussion NOW. See !offtopic for things that are inappropriate to discuss in this channel.   I reinstalled because I was using the 64bit version as I use an AMD64, but I was hoping I would have less problems with the 32bit
[02:35] <AnonCon> so..any ideas?
[02:35] <itisi> it uses samba
[02:35] <Polygon89> someone help me fix the sound, not help me install flash.
[02:35] <Polygon89> which is what that page refers to.
[02:35] <AnonCon> as to why it would work, then now work?
[02:35] <Laney_Family> open filer is a good way to do it, so is samba
[02:35] <ryakufox> Does anyone here know anything about ATI cards, and direct rendering?
[02:35] <box_> What needs to be installed on a system so SSL support works for things like ircd etc... ?
[02:35] <ablyss> Polygon89, few questions for you: are you using the latest firefox? does the audio stop not play at all or just skip, and does it happen on any flash media or just a certain site?
[02:35] <DZEJMS007> INFO ABOUT UBUNTU?
[02:35] <jmdc> m1chael - yes, you can boot to the install cd, and you save your files to a flash drive
[02:35] <Dr_willis> DZEJMS007,  check the ubuntu.org web site yet?
[02:35] <Dr_willis> !ubuntu | DZEJMS007
[02:35] <ubotu> DZEJMS007: Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com
[02:35] <mbrush> itisi: did you check the smb.conf (i think that's the name) ...
[02:35] <jmdc> m1chael - it does have to load everything off the disk, so it is slower
[02:35] <scaz0r> hi
[02:36] <itisi> i didnt check that, no..i wouldnt know what to look for
[02:36] <scaz0r> can someone help me out
[02:36] <Polygon89> ablyss, im using firefox 3 beta 3, i get no sound at all, and before i reinstalled ubuntu it worked perfectly. and i get no sound with any flash movie/whatever
[02:36] <rhineheart_m> Hello! I  got this error: MySQL Strict Mode is not support. How to enable its support?
[02:36] <jmdc> cody - I don't have other ideas.
[02:36] <m1chael> jmdc, but i wouldnt be able to.. install programs, configure the system, etc?
[02:36] <jeffMASTERflex> Polygon89: the only thing that can cause any real problems with flash is a botched install. try to reinstall it
[02:36] <DZEJMS007> I CHECKED
[02:36] <Polygon89> jeffMASTERflex, already tried with the offical version from ubuntu, and then tried the one from adobe itself, nogo.
[02:36] <speeddemon8803> !caps | dzejms007
[02:36] <ubotu> dzejms007: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[02:36] <zcat[1]> !CAPS
[02:36] <jmdc> m1chael - you can do all of that, but it won't be persistant across reboots
[02:36] <zcat[1]> hmm
[02:36] <m1chael> i see
[02:36] <mbrush> itisi: did you use the Shared Folder thing?  that should do just the same
[02:36] <DZEJMS007> zes
[02:36] <AnonCon> or maybe if someone could point me in the right direction.
[02:36] <DZEJMS007> yes
[02:36] <AnonCon> ?
[02:37] <ablyss> Polygon89, can you test the stable firefox first than see
[02:37] <DZEJMS007> caps on
[02:37] <m1chael> im scared to dual boot, what should i do?
[02:37] <DZEJMS007> now off
[02:37] <codyduncan> jmdc:  thanks anyways
[02:37] <jeffMASTERflex> Polygon89: firefox 3 beta 3 uses different plug in folders. look in the firefox 3 plug in folder and link to your flash plugin
[02:37] <Laney_Family> dual boot is easy
[02:37] <Dr_willis> m1chael,  use ubuntuin a vmware/virtualbox session is one way. I dual boot all the time wth no hassles...
[02:37] <jmdc> m1chael - back up your files
[02:37] <itisi> mbrush: its only attached to my router...and I can't see any shares that aren't physically on my computer now
[02:37] <Laney_Family> just have open hd space and then add it to the laoder for xp, or use grub
[02:37] <codyduncan> anyone have any ideas why writing to my external all of a sudden is like using a trained sloth to transcribe binary (it's slow)
[02:37] <Polygon89> ablyss, it does not work in firefox <IP_ADDRESS> either
[02:38] <mbrush> sounds like a samba issue
[02:38] <itisi> k...i'll keep digging then
[02:38] <CarlFK>  apt-cache show transcode shows 2, one from Marillat/deb-media, one from u-multiverse. I want the Marillat one.  how does it decide which to install?
[02:38] <reikalusikka> is 1440x900 too big resolution for a 15.4" screen?
[02:38] <Polygon89> jeffMASTERflex, it says its installing it to /home/mark/.mozilla, where both firefox 3 and firefox 2 have plugin folders for
[02:39] <DZEJMS007> want to install ubuntu instead win now im intereested about office or somethin simmilar
[02:39] <rhineheart_m> Hello! I  got this error: MySQL Strict Mode is not support. How to enable its support?
[02:39] <Polygon89> jeffMASTERflex, also the fact that the video portion works, but not sound means that the plugin is installed and working...except for the sound.
[02:39] <faileas> DZEJMS007: there's Openoffice and Koffice
[02:39] <CarlFK> DZEJMS007: it comes with it
[02:39] <hw00djohn> if i've been banned from a channel, how do i get unbanned?
[02:39] <Dr_willis> DZEJMS007,  test out Openoffice - see if it does what you need. Its frree for linux and windows.
[02:39] <bruenig> use abiword
[02:39] <Dr_willis> openoffice.org
[02:39] <ablyss> Polygon89, i see.  I don't really know what to tell you.  Possibly corrupted libs.. did the install go through w/ out any hitches?
[02:39] <bruenig> it isn't as absurd as open office
[02:39] <Dr_willis> i use abiword a lot also. :
[02:40] <jeffMASTERflex> Polygon89: doesn't really work well from there. try /usr/lib/firefox/plugins
[02:40] <prettyricky> is open office compatible to microsoft office?
[02:40] <speeddemon8803> !offtopic | hw00djohn
[02:40] <ubotu> hw00djohn: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:40] <Trey_> for the most part
[02:40] <jeffMASTERflex> prettyricky: mostly. not completely
[02:40] <DZEJMS007> is it compatable i mean doc could be reed
[02:40] <Trey_> yes
[02:40] <karllenz> hey 1st time succesefully install ubuntu what is a good aim and irc client for ubuntu
[02:40] <prettyricky> ok,,,
[02:40] <prince_jammys> DZEJMS007: yes
[02:40] <DZEJMS007> in ubuntu
[02:40] <Polygon89> ablyss, i googled the problem and it says it had something to do with flash not liking pulseaudipo..which i guess ubuntu uses now. I tried installing a package called libflashsupport but that didnt do anything
[02:40] <prince_jammys> DZEJMS007: yes
[02:40] <Dr_willis> DZEJMS007,  yes. go get it and try it out first if you want. Its free.
[02:40] <bruenig> karllenz: pidgin/finch for aim and irssi for irc
[02:40] <jeffMASTERflex> pidgin for aim and irc if you like
[02:41] <DZEJMS007> im downloading it now
[02:41] <faileas> pigin does everything, i tend to favour konversation for IRC tho
[02:41] <DZEJMS007> tomorrow will instasll
[02:41] <karllenz> kool thanx
[02:41] <jeffMASTERflex> Polygon89: are you using hardy?
[02:41] <Polygon89> and jeffMASTERflex i cannot specify what folder to install the flash plugin to, it only wants to do it to my profile directory.
[02:41] <Polygon89> jeffMASTERflex, no, gutsy.
[02:41] <jeffMASTERflex> gutsy does not use pulse audio
[02:41] <ablyss> Polygon89, perhaps you can install the flash via synaptic and not manually?  Or have you tried both of those ideas  yet
[02:41] <_Oz_> we should ALL be on gutsy now.
[02:41] <faileas> _Oz_: not necessarily
[02:42] <_Oz_> Is hardy out now?
[02:42] <Polygon89> gutsy isnt a lts release.
[02:42] <Polygon89> oz, no.
[02:42] <_Oz_> I see.
[02:42] <jeffMASTERflex> Polygon89: you can install the flash plugin manually. all you have to do is download it from adobe and place the flashplayer.so file into /usr/lib/firefox/plugins
[02:42] <Polygon89> jeffMASTERflex, ive seen libpulseaudio updates come into from update manager...
[02:42] <bruenig> I hope ubuntu moves to rolling release soon so that it becomes usable
[02:42] <speeddemon8803> I still use Dapper, _Oz_ , for my server ;)
[02:42]  * faileas notes some people would prefer to remain on 6.04 LTS cause its got longer support
[02:42] <Polygon89> and ablyss thats what i did originally but it didnt work, so i dled the one from adobe and same thing.
[02:42] <jeffMASTERflex> Polygon89: gutsy does NOT use pulseaudio, regardless of what you saw in the update manager
[02:42] <_Oz_> speeddemon8803: but why don't you use the latest and greatest?
[02:42] <m1chael> i have a builtin sprint mobile broadband card on my laptop.. whats it like configuring ubuntu to use one of those?
[02:42] <_Oz_> We should all be up to date.  The more laggards, the more problems, in my view.
[02:43] <speeddemon8803> _Oz_ because dapper does what i need it to do :)
[02:43] <noseman> hellooo
[02:43] <bruenig> _Oz_: you think you are up to date?
[02:43] <faileas> _Oz_: actually i think dapper is supported longer than gutsy will
[02:43] <prince_jammys> !latest
[02:43] <ablyss> I actually had less problems with 7.01 than gutsy.. Gutsy has been the most problematic version of ubuntu I've used thus far
[02:43] <ubotu> A higher version number does not mean that it's better. Especially with packages such as the linux kernel. The packages in the Ubuntu repositories are stable and will work fine. You should have a better reason than "newer" when considering compiling from source or using 3rd party repos.
[02:43] <noseman> exist a way to install ossim-framework with php5?
[02:43] <Polygon89> _Oz_, ubuntu is behind by default.
[02:43] <Polygon89> _Oz_, you are not using the latest and greatest even if you are using gutsy, or even hardy.
[02:43] <faileas> ablyss: i personally found otherwise, but depends on the system
[02:43] <bruenig> ubuntu is tremendously behind at all times
[02:43] <_Oz_> bruenig: absolutely.
[02:44] <_Oz_> Polygon89: nonsense.
[02:44]  * speeddemon8803 looks at the floor
[02:44] <Polygon89> _Oz_, lol.
[02:44] <bruenig> _Oz_: so you aren't using ubuntu?
[02:44] <_Oz_> I am using the latest and greatest supported release.
[02:44] <Dr_willis> if you want cutting edge version #'s - a Source based disrto
[02:44] <speeddemon8803> im gonna step outta this conversation :)
[02:44] <_Oz_> I do not run betas or alpha.
[02:44] <ablyss> faileas, it is almost so bad I'm thinking of downgrading
[02:44] <faileas> speeddemon8803: nothing wrong with an older version
[02:44] <leio_> hi, just a test
[02:44] <Polygon89> _Oz_, this is the latest version of the kernel
[02:44] <DZEJMS007> thanx for help greetings from balkan
[02:44] <bruenig> _Oz_: ok well the latest supported release is 4 months behind the rest of the linux world
[02:44] <speeddemon8803> I know, thats my point faileas :)
[02:44] <jeffMASTERflex> of you want to slit your wrists... source based distros are where it's at
[02:44] <Polygon89> _Oz_, from kernel.org: <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:44] <_Oz_> bruenig: it is hte proper thing to do.
[02:44] <_Oz_> s/hte/the
[02:45] <Polygon89> _Oz_, and doing a uname -r, i get this 2.6.22-14-generic
[02:45] <nasamo> Hello. how do I play DVD?
[02:45] <Polygon89> _Oz_, not the latest and greatst.
[02:45] <mbrush> _Oz_ they mean the packages are not the latest released by the devs
[02:45] <mbrush> and kernel
[02:45] <noseman> ossim-framework with php5, any ideas?
[02:45] <bruenig> _Oz_: proper is a funny word, but the point is that you are not close to up to date
[02:45]  * faileas is trying to decide if he should downgrade the install on CT(one of my plaptops). its got a load of issues on gutsy, but less on feisty, mostly to do with the hardware being wirerd
[02:45] <bruenig> _Oz_: you are up to date relative to the ubuntu cycle which is way behind so in some respect I guess you are
[02:46] <faileas> *laptops
[02:46] <jeffMASTERflex> bruenig: i don't think it's WAY behind... debian is WAY behind.
[02:46] <Trey_> nasamo: get libdvdcss2
[02:46] <_Oz_> bruenig: I am up to date, but most importantly, I am stable.
[02:46] <bruenig> jeffMASTERflex: well way is not well defined, way behind with respect to just about every other distribution
[02:46] <prince_jammys> i am depracated
[02:47] <RandyNose> thelinuxlink.net
[02:47] <prince_jammys> depraved, i mean
[02:47] <_Oz_> mbrush: I realize that, but they are hopelessly misguided.
[02:47] <Jangari> The hardy alpha 4 liveCD appears to think it's 7.10, anyone had that yet?
[02:47] <bruenig> _Oz_: you are up to date in ubuntu terms, you are not up to date in reality, you are probably stable though. However I am up to date in real terms and stable
[02:47] <jeffMASTERflex> bruenig: everything is way behind until it is re-released. unless it's a rolling distro like arch
[02:47] <_Oz_> Impossible, bruenig.  You are essentially running alpha...  very dangerous.
[02:47] <bruenig> 2.6.24-ARCH
[02:47] <speeddemon8803> I have a question, isnt ubuntu supported for 5 years on the server side?
[02:48] <soulburner> im trying to view an XML file 'its a media server config' what browser/program do i need to view this with?
[02:48] <soulburner> er well an xml address
[02:48] <Trey_> speeddemon8803: lts is, not sure about regular
[02:48] <bruenig> _Oz_: I do not use any development software, you are behind even with respect to final releases
[02:48] <faileas> speeddemon8803: LTS is
[02:48] <Jangari> speeddemon8803: i think 6.06 is supported until '11
[02:48] <jeffMASTERflex> soulburner: any text editor
[02:48] <nasamo> thanks Trey
[02:48] <speeddemon8803> well, thats great because im running 6.06..on my server :)
[02:48] <Trey_> sure
[02:48] <_Oz_> bruenig: I am not.  Do not be absurd.
[02:48] <bruenig> _Oz_: for instance you are on .22, the kernel is on .24, you are behind two kernel versions. .24 is not alpha, it is as final as .22 was when it got installed
[02:48] <soulburner> jeffMASTERflex, well i have to view the file by going to a lan addy
[02:49] <soulburner> i dont know exactly where the file itseslf is located
[02:49] <soulburner> you're supposed to go to the localip:7000 and configure the server
[02:49] <_Oz_> We are talking OS releases, bruenig, not kernel releases.  You are not stable, sir, and I urge you to rethink your ways.
[02:49] <speeddemon8803> Have we not drilled this discussion to the ground yet?
[02:49] <soulburner> but when i use firefox it just spits out a bunch of stuff doesnt really show anything
[02:49] <faileas> speeddemon8803: if your running a server that needs to be up all the time for the next 5 years, LTS is better ;p
[02:49] <jeffMASTERflex> soulburner: navigate to it with firefox, it can open xml files, then edit the file with a text editor when you get the location
[02:49] <soulburner> jeffMASTERflex,  ok ill try that, thanks
[02:49] <bruenig> _Oz_: see you continue to try to confuse the issue by asserting just blankly that you are up to date, I have already conceded that within the ubuntu world you are up to date, but that the ubuntu world is itself behind, meaning that in absolute terms you are behind
[02:50] <optx> can somebody please tell me how to fix this ubuntu-vistaloader problem ??
[02:50] <prince_jammys> carefully crafted statements that invite endless arguments
[02:50] <_Oz_> In absolute and relative terms, gutsy is the latest and greatest, and that is the final word, bruenig.
[02:50] <Daisuke_Ido> hi!  i did something dumb.
[02:50] <mbrush> oh man
[02:50] <Daisuke_Ido> :)
[02:50] <danbhfive> optx: whats the problem?
[02:50] <faileas> bruenig: just curious, what distro do you use?
[02:50] <karllenz> how bout a good media play armoke?
[02:50] <bruenig> faileas: arch right now, I used ubuntu for quite a long time though, the release cycle annoyed me though
[02:50] <speeddemon8803> Ok, im not an op here, but cmon, we have drilled the issue over versions of ubuntu in the ground....past the point of no return and its flipped in its grave ;)
[02:50] <prince_jammys> how to troll 101
[02:51] <Daisuke_Ido> not particularly dumb, just wrong.  i copied all my settings and such from my old install to this one
[02:51] <jeffMASTERflex> _Oz_: nah man, gutsy IS pretty behind. other distros are indeed ahead and stable, but that's due to the natural release cycle of ubuntu
[02:51] <bruenig> it takes quite a long time to realize how obnoxious it is seeing as it takes 6 months for it to happen
[02:51] <PriceChild> !offtopic | jeffMASTERflex
[02:51] <ubotu> jeffMASTERflex: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:51] <optx> danbhfive,  i've tested some tips, but none gave me to option to boot into ubuntu without the super-grub cd :(
[02:51] <Daisuke_Ido> now i just need to replace all instances of my old username with my new one
[02:51] <Daisuke_Ido> like, say, for f-spot
[02:51] <bluefoxx_> ok, so i have my second computer online via a modem, however now my main appears to be not connecting. this may be because my net is slow[30kb/s] so i was wondering, is there a configuration tool for limiting a computer's internet speed? say i wnat to drop it from 30kb/s to 10kb/s?[this is for net only, other one needs torrents, downloads and more bandwidth than this one]
[02:51] <AtomicSpark> lol
[02:51] <AtomicSpark> did i miss some ubuntu bashing?
[02:51] <danbhfive> optx: have you gotten the fixgrub tip?
[02:51] <conundrum> anyone in the easteren us watching the eclipse?
[02:51] <Jangari> Daisuke_Ido: easier to change your current username to the old one
[02:52] <PriceChild> !offtopic > AtomicSpark (see the pm from ubotu)
[02:52] <bruenig> AtomicSpark: not bashing, just clarifying to those who think that it is up to date
[02:52] <Trey_> conundrum: yea, it's pretty cool
[02:52] <optx> nope ? whats that danbhfive
[02:52] <cane> if your sound card goes missing how can you get it back
[02:52] <Pendeta> I'm wanting to set up a mail server using Postfix. I'm confused concerning the type of internet connection. What is needed and what should I beware of? I am in Indonesia, and our web host's mail server in the USA is not letting me send email, so I'm trying to get away from the restrictions. No, I'm not a spammer.
[02:52] <PriceChild> cane, are you sitting on it?
[02:52] <Trey_> cane: missing?
[02:52] <cane> lol
[02:52] <frank23> conundrum: there is an eclipse?
[02:53] <Daisuke_Ido> Jangari: then i have the joy of changing all of the stuff using the new username to the old one :)
[02:53] <conundrum> frank23: yes
[02:53] <Jangari> cane: try looking in your shoes
[02:53] <Trey_> frank23: total lunar
[02:53] <danbhfive> there really needs to be a webpage explaining exactly how uptodate ubuntu is, because I have seen several people, including myself, misunderstand it.  Is there one already?
[02:53] <Jangari> when i lose something it usually turns up in my shoes
[02:53] <two_bits> conundrum: is that why I can't see the moon right now?
[02:53] <faileas> Pendeta: i assume your ISP knows you're running a mail server? lots of them block it
[02:53] <Daisuke_Ido> conundrum: i've been watching and taking pictures, hence how i found out about this issue with f-spot :D
[02:53] <danbhfive> !fixgrub | optx
[02:53] <ubotu> optx: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[02:53] <conundrum> two_bits: probably
[02:53] <cane> i was tring to fix the issue of the speakers playing while the headphones were hooked up and now no sound and no device
[02:53] <Jangari> Daisuke_Ido: you should probably have been a bit cleverer about copying everything across to a new hard drive
[02:53] <_Oz_> jeffMASTERflex: I don't care about other distros.  This is an ubuntu-centric discussion.
[02:53] <jeffMASTERflex> danbhfive: ubuntu is updated every six months. every april and october of every year
[02:54] <conundrum> diasuki_ido: cool
[02:54] <frank23> conundrum: thanks. gonna go outside now ;)
[02:54] <Daisuke_Ido> Jangari: and that's why i said "i did something dumb" :)
[02:54] <PriceChild> danbhfive, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases
[02:54] <Jangari> yep
[02:54] <EADG> ... not gonna be intenslly red as last August, but still a good show.
[02:54] <Pendeta> faileas, not yet. I guess I'll need to talk to them first.
[02:54] <conundrum> frank23: no prob
[02:54] <AtomicSpark> jeffMASTERflex: is that LTS releases or every release?
[02:54] <icesword> anyone use virtualbox to run uphuck successfully
[02:54] <jeffMASTERflex> AtomicSpark: every release. LTS releases are every 2 years i believe
[02:54] <conundrum> next eclipse = 2010 december
[02:54] <Daisuke_Ido> EADG: not only that, saturn and a star (regulus?) are clearly visible right by the moon
[02:54] <cane> darn intel hd sound cards
[02:54] <Jangari> perhaps, just perhaps, Daisuke_Ido, if you change your username, all instances of that username will change to a new one, which if it allows it to be the same as another username, might, just might, conflate the two
[02:55] <PriceChild> !intel_hda | cane
[02:55] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about intel_hda - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:55] <speeddemon8803> jeff, not exactly every april and october because june of 06 we had a release ;)
[02:55] <AtomicSpark> jeffMASTERflex: well i am excited for the next one. :D
[02:55] <conundrum> diasuki_ido: correct
[02:55] <PriceChild> gah
[02:55] <icesword> anyone use virtualbox to run uphuck successfully
[02:55] <Dr_willis> Daisuke_Ido,  its *#$&@&@ cold outside here.. :) but i drug the wife outside anyway to show her.
[02:55] <PriceChild> cane, there's a help page for those... lemme find it
[02:55] <cane> PriceChild, yes you are right
[02:55] <Flannel> speeddemon8803: June of 06 was a fluke, it should be every april/october
[02:55] <PriceChild> !intelhda | cane
[02:55] <prince_jammys> roofies?
[02:55] <ubotu> cane: For fixing your Intel HDA sound this page has useful information https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[02:55] <EADG> Daisuke_Ido: I thought it was Mars and Venus. Time to re-install Stellarium.
[02:55] <Daisuke_Ido> Dr_willis: yeah, my fiancee's at work, but she's seeing the show too
[02:55] <cane> PriceChild, ive read the help pages
[02:55] <speeddemon8803> ah, so i got a release that shouldnt have been?
[02:55] <bruenig> danbhfive: new releases create the illusion of updates which is probably where the misunderstading comes in
[02:55] <icesword> anyone use virtualbox to run uphuck successfully
[02:56]  * speeddemon8803 archives this cd forever and keeps it never to be given away
[02:56] <bluefoxx_> ok, so now one computer connects but the other won't
[02:56] <cane> PriceChild, none of them have led me to finding the device again
[02:56] <Flannel> speeddemon8803: It was delayed for two months, for some reasonable reasons.  Dapper was suppoesd to be 6.04
[02:56] <bluefoxx_> help please?
[02:56] <PriceChild> speeddemon8803, no. Extra tiems was spent on its development to make it better.
[02:56] <PriceChild> *time
[02:56] <prince_jammys> ask
[02:56] <cane> PriceChild, perhaps a mod prob?
[02:56] <AnonCon> okay, I've tried and I can not figure out my resolution issues
[02:56] <speeddemon8803> sweet :)
[02:56] <bluefoxx_> brb[reseting modem]
[02:56] <AnonCon> I don't get why it worked, and now it doesn't
[02:56] <AnonCon> nothing changed
[02:56] <l7_> hey, does anyone know how well the aluminum imacs work with ubuntu and compiz?
[02:56] <icesword> ！uphuck
[02:56] <AnonCon> but my resolution won't go about 800x600 now
[02:57] <AnonCon> any ideas?
[02:57] <icesword> !uphuck
[02:57] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about uphuck - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:57] <_Oz_> l7: well, obviously, the composition of the laptop frame has nothing to do with how well ubuntu runs on it.
[02:57] <Jangari> !women
[02:57] <ubotu> The women and men of the Ubuntu women project hang out in #ubuntu-women. Encouraging women to use linux? Read http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Encourage-Women-Linux-HOWTO/ for some suggestions compiled by women who use Linux on how to do so effectively.
[02:57] <AnonCon> lol @ oz
[02:57] <Sindacious> orly
[02:57] <Jangari> grr
[02:57] <EADG> Daisuke_Ido: 28Mb to d/l & install before I can fire up the night sky....
[02:57] <Trey_> l7_: fine, just check the wiki for how to install with boot camp
[02:57] <AnonCon> so, anyone?
[02:57] <Jangari> i was hoping ubotu would say "sorry i don't know anything about women"
[02:58] <jeffMASTERflex> AnonCon: have you tried reconfiguring your xorg.conf?
[02:58] <icesword> :(,i will stop it
[02:58] <cane> whats the command to search for devices
[02:58] <AnonCon> no, could you please elaborate?
[02:58] <speeddemon8803> Jangari, please dont do that in open, if you must "play" with the bot do it in private by typing /msg ubotu command :)
[02:58] <icesword> lspci
[02:58] <_Oz_> ubuntu runs well on a plastic laptop, an aluminum laptop, even a laptop made of... peanut butter!
[02:58] <icesword> lsmod
[02:58] <hw00djohn> i have something in my Home Folder called "Nautilus-Debug-log.txt" anyone know what it is?
[02:58] <jeffMASTERflex> AnonCon: in a terminal "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg"
[02:58] <Daisuke_Ido> EADG: i'm installing it myself - i wasn't even aware there was a good piece of software like that for linux :D
[02:58] <Jangari> haha, yes speeddemon8803
[02:59] <l7_> Trey_: which pages would you check?
[02:59] <wsysvn> w
[02:59] <icesword> _Oz_, ubuntu runs fast in my mobile phone
[02:59] <jeffMASTERflex> AnonCon: then just input the information is asks of you
[02:59] <speeddemon8803> Jangari, that way we have more room for support and not just users trying to figure out commands for ubotu :)
[02:59] <l7_> Trey_: there's a lot of documentation on the macbook, but not much for the imac
[02:59] <wsysvn> who had set up  Voip services on Ubuntu ?
[02:59] <l7_> the last documented imac seems to be from several years ago
[02:59] <AnonCon> thank you, going to try that now
[03:00] <EADG> hw00djohn: open a terminal and have a look inside... "less Nautilus-D" tab to have a peek.
[03:00] <Jangari> i think the newer range of n series nokia mobiles runs on an operating system based on ubuntu
[03:00] <wsysvn> if anyone had set up successfully Voip over Ubuntu, plz shared & talk with me
[03:00] <Jangari> wsysvn: you can get skype
[03:00] <speeddemon8803> i know my ipod runs linux :)
[03:00] <Trey_> I7_: the boot camp method is the same for the Santa Rosa iMacs, and unless you are using wifi, most everything else works "out of the box"
[03:00] <icesword> Jangari, really
[03:00] <Jangari> rockbox, speeddemon8803?
[03:00] <speeddemon8803> Yup :)
[03:00] <speeddemon8803> I havent gone back to ipods proprietary stuff since i went to rockbox...
[03:00] <Jangari> yeah, is the video supported with a stable build yet? 5.5g?
[03:01] <hw00djohn> eadg how do i do that?
[03:01] <Trey_> l7: of course, there are some quirks, such as the iSight and right-clicking, which can be resolved via clever googling
[03:01] <ObsidianX> what  package provides the man pages for the standard c libraries?
[03:01] <kidem> ubuntu doesnt like 8800GTS 512 g92 card :(
[03:01] <speeddemon8803> I dont know jangari, as i have a nano :)
[03:01] <AnonCon> I did that..then selected resolutions I wish to be able to use, then it finished, but nothing happened..did I need to do something different?
[03:01] <wsysvn> but..
[03:01] <AnonCon> It's just weird that it worked upon installation, but not today?
[03:01] <l7_> Trey_: yeah i've been googling the ATI video cards and ubuntu, but i'm getting confusing results
[03:01] <Ithappens> how would i check for problems with a sudden loss of sound?
[03:01] <AtomicSpark> kidem: support will always lag a little. you cant expect a card that was just released to have full support.
[03:01] <icesword> !ubuntu moblie phone
[03:01] <karllenz> how do u install screenlets??
[03:01] <wsysvn> i wana set up Voip system for my company using
[03:01] <Jangari> google it, icesword
[03:01] <karllenz> from gnome look.org
[03:02] <icesword> ！ubuntu moblie phone
[03:02] <l7_> the imac is unique since they have ATI cards... i really wish apple went with nvidia :\
[03:02] <jeffMASTERflex> kidem: you can wait for the next stable release in april to provide the new nvidia drivers that support your card
[03:02] <Flannel> !fishing | icesword
[03:02] <ubotu> icesword: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (type also /msg ubotu Bot). Don't use commands in the public channels if you don't know if they really exist. Also avoid adding joke/useless factoids.
[03:02] <karllenz> new macs have nvidia cards
[03:02] <icesword> Jangari, what keyword should i use
[03:02] <karllenz> macbook pros that is
[03:02] <jeffMASTERflex> kidem: or of course, you can try to install them yourself directly from nvidia, but that is not officially supported
[03:02] <kidem> i used ENVY which it installed it but the resolution jsut wasnt right, the toolbars were off the screen no matter what i ppicked
[03:02] <prince_jammys> icesword just type /msg #ubotu
[03:02] <icesword> yeah
[03:02] <speeddemon8803> without the # in ubotu icesword
[03:02] <EADG> hw00djohn: open a terminal, find it under Accessories -> Terminal. Then type "less Nautilus-D" tab key. (tab auto completes the file name :)
[03:02] <speeddemon8803> ;)
[03:03] <AnonCon> I really need some resolution help if someone is willing.
[03:03] <prince_jammys> right
[03:03] <icesword> ya,who should i listen to
[03:03] <prince_jammys> icesword: there's a database there for you to look at
[03:03] <speeddemon8803> sorry to correct you prince, was just trying to correct before we had a confused user :)
[03:03] <cane> lsmod --help
[03:03] <kidem> AnonCon - i jsut spent an hour trying to get resolution to work right no luck
[03:03] <EADG> hw00djohn: or, just click/double click on the file name in Nautalis to open it in doc viewer.
[03:03] <Wasney> I need some help...it seems someone in my family crashed my laptop while ubuntu was doing something...now I cant boot grub or ubuntu, and all a boot disk can get in windows running
[03:03] <Dezine> I just install gimpshop, via a deb I found online, and I can't see to figure out how to open it. It's not in the menu. How can I find it? I searched my system but can't find it.
[03:03] <prince_jammys> speeddemon8803: no prob
[03:03] <icesword> Jangari, what keyword should i use
[03:03] <EADG> brb
[03:03] <AnonCon> kidem: did yours work for a day, then quit working with no provocation?
[03:04] <Pendeta> #kubuntu
[03:04] <AtomicSpark> !envy | kidem
[03:04] <ubotu> kidem: envy is not needed or supported. Use the Resticted Manager to install binary drivers and see « /msg ubotu binarydriver »
[03:04] <kidem> i dont know if its im in HDTV plus the 8800 or what, but its did jsut come out hmmmm
[03:04] <Jangari> it's on wikipedia, i think, icesword
[03:04] <hw00djohn> EADG i see what it is.. i need to know if it's bad, and if so, how to fix it
[03:04] <Jangari> hang on
[03:04] <jeffMASTERflex> Dezine: try hitting alt + f2 then typing gimpshop
 I need some help...it seems someone in my family crashed my laptop while ubuntu was doing something...now I cant boot grub or ubuntu, and all a boot disk can get in windows running---> you must reinstall Grub
[03:04] <Trey_> member:l7_: older MacBook Pros have ATI cards, try this wiki https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro, it has a video section with some suggestions and several links
[03:04] <Jangari> it's not bad, hw00djohn
[03:04] <Daisuke_Ido> EADG: okay, stellarium is awesome.
[03:04] <EADG> hw00djohn: oh.. hehe. Sec.
[03:04] <Dezine> Doesn't open it jeffMASTERflex. Should I uninstall and try to compile it?
[03:04] <Flannel> !grub | wsysvn
[03:04] <ubotu> wsysvn: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[03:04] <Dezine> From source that is
[03:04] <Flannel> wsysvn: first link talks about reinstalling grub
[03:05] <kidem> AnonCon   no i jsut installed ubuntu new system
[03:05] <jeffMASTERflex> Dezine: or in a terminal you can type "whereis gimpshop"
[03:05] <nanbudh> guys would gnome and kde work well as parallel installs?
[03:05] <Jangari> notice icesword http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maemo
[03:05] <speeddemon8803> Can I ask why a grub floppy would be useful on a computer with no floppy drive, but just a cd-rom?
[03:05] <Jangari> grr
[03:05] <prince_jammys> nanbudh: yes
[03:05] <Jangari> sorry, forgot the /
[03:05] <Trey_> Daisuke_Ido: Indeed
[03:05] <AnonCon> I just installed yesterday, and it worked fine last night, not today though..any ideas?
[03:05] <icesword> Jangari, yeah thx
[03:05] <AnonCon> *the resolution
[03:05] <Wasney> wsysvn - I have the super grub disk, but I cant get it to re install...I followed the sites guide and no luck
[03:05] <Dezine> It replies, gimpshop:
[03:05] <Flannel> nanbudh: don't do parallel installs, just install them both.  (install ubuntu then install the kubuntu-desktop package, or install kubntu then install the ubuntu-desktop package)
[03:05] <kidem> no my brain is squishy now :P
[03:06] <jeffMASTERflex> Dezine: try "which gimpshop"
[03:06] <woodwizzle> At work I have access to a Windows XP machine. I would like to be able to access my home PC from that machine if I want to transfer files. Start downloads, etc. What do I need to do that?
[03:06] <EADG> hw00djohn: Junk. Don't need. It's not sys critical. Delete or keep it... it's really small, and I can't see it growing...
[03:06] <kidem> im been trying to get mine to work using different drivers etc
[03:06] <nanbudh> Flannel: okay, thats what i was planning. is there any other way too?
[03:06] <prince_jammys> nanbudh: when you install the second one, you will have many apps in both menus (kde and gnome).. you can edit the menus and seperate menus for each. other than that, everything works fine
[03:06] <Dezine> nothing happened
[03:06] <Jangari> woodwizzle: probably better asked in #windows
[03:06] <macogw> woodwizzle: your home pc runs ubuntu?
[03:06] <nanbudh> prince_jammys: thanks
[03:06] <Trey_> woodwizzle: search google for VNC
[03:06] <Jangari> though vnc viewer might work
[03:06] <cane> no sound device can someone help
[03:06] <EADG> Daisuke_Ido: What are the stars? I'm googling my lat/long atm
[03:06] <jeffMASTERflex> Dezine: it didn't install correctly then. there is no executable for it
[03:06] <Flannel> nanbudh: Those are the only sane ways, but this is linux after all, you can do it probably a thousand different ways
[03:06] <AnonCon> I didn't change a thing with the resolution settings, or drivers...i am stumpued
[03:06] <prince_jammys> nanbudh: *have separate menus for each
[03:06] <woodwizzle> Yeah I'm running 7.10 at home
[03:06] <AnonCon> stumped*
[03:07] <macogw> woodwizzle: if you install openssh-server on the ubuntu one, you can use WinSCP to SFTP into your home box and transfer files
[03:07] <EADG> Daisuke_Ido: err, I mean planets.
[03:07] <Dezine> Alight, thanks for the tips they'll be useful
[03:07] <woodwizzle> I know I could SSH in but I'd prefer some graphical interface
[03:07] <kidem> i gave up for the night.... will try tommmorow
[03:07] <macogw> woodwizzle: WinSCP has a graphical interface
[03:07] <Trey_> woodwizzle: there are SSH GUI frontends
[03:07] <G1015> I'm using CD/DVD creator to burn 4 gigabytes of files to a dvd from an external USB 2.0 hard drive... and the estimated time to do so is 1 hour 14 minutes at full speed... is there a reason for it taking so long?
[03:08] <macogw> woodwizzle: it lets you click through the directories and grab a file then I think you hit an arrow button to send it to the other comp, but it might be drag & drop
[03:08] <icesword> Jangari, cannot open it,maybe it refused my ip
[03:08] <rraajj> Where are gutsy's old kernels located? It seems that after I upgraded to the latest kernel, the previous kernels are being wiped out. I really needed to test an old kernel. Does anyone have any clue where they can be installed again?
[03:08] <jmazaredo> can anyone point me to a dual gateway
[03:08] <kidem> u know what really sucks is all the menus at the login the wors are un readable....cant even see my username typed in
[03:08] <AnonCon> I can still see in 800X600
[03:08] <macogw> G1015: 1) USB isn't very fasts 2) burning things at a slow speed helps ensure the data's integrity...otherwise you get a coaster
[03:08] <kidem> i can see once im in...at that too
[03:08] <nanbudh> thanks
[03:08] <woodwizzle> macogw: I mean I would like access to my X server so I can edit settings in my GUI programs
[03:09] <Jordan_U> woodwizzle, ssh -X
[03:09] <jeffMASTERflex> kidem: what kind of video card do you have?
[03:09] <macogw> woodwizzle: oh.  umm if you install Cygwin on Windows it puts an X server on Windows so then you can use ssh -X to forward the X apps over ssh to the windows box
[03:09] <macogw> woodwizzle: other than that, what they said about VNC
[03:09] <kidem> eBGA 8800GTS 512 G92\
[03:09] <woodwizzle> Jordan_U: That'll work from a windows machine? I didn't know that.
[03:09] <Jordan_U> woodwizzle, ssh -C -X to compress ( may help speed )
[03:09] <kidem> eVGA
[03:09] <G1015> macogw, but 1 hour and 14 minutes? Does that not sound a little long for burning anything?
[03:10] <Jordan_U> woodwizzle, If you have a windows version of X11 installed
[03:10] <jeffMASTERflex> kidem: you need the new nvidia drivers for proper support. all envy does is tear a new one into your system and is never recommended
[03:10] <woodwizzle> Jordan_U: ah, i getcha.
[03:10] <kidem> well i seen envy go get the new drivers 169.
[03:10] <ph0rensic> whats the command to open the emerald theme manager from the command line?
[03:10] <macogw> G1015: ummm well i usually burn CDs at 2x and that takes about 15-20 minutes, I guess
[03:10] <Rev_Slid3r> hey folx ... anyone ever hit the glitch where you hit backspace and hold it down ... and it does not repeat?
[03:10] <Rev_Slid3r> like just one backspace per press
[03:10] <credible> ph0rensic: emerald-theme-manager
[03:11] <macogw> ph0rensic: if you just type em then hit the tab key twice, itll list all possible commands that start with em
[03:11] <Azodon> lunar eclips
[03:11] <macogw> G1015: CDs are a lot smaller than DVDs
[03:11] <ph0rensic> credible, thanks you
[03:11] <AnonCon> ha..figured it out, and it only took an hour
[03:11] <ph0rensic> macogw, thanks bro
[03:11] <G1015> macogw: It's just strange it use to take me around 10-15 minutes to burn a dvd
[03:11] <macogw> ph0rensic: girl
[03:12] <ph0rensic> macogw, Pardon me
[03:12] <macogw> G1015: check your burn speed settings
[03:12] <NativeAngels> hello
[03:12] <macogw> G1015: and the USB transfer speed could be factoring in...that can really take a while
[03:12] <NativeAngels> how can u check what ports are bein used please
[03:12] <NativeAngels> on a linux shell
[03:13] <Trey_> NativeAngels: you mean like this http://dir.filewatcher.com/d/Ubuntu/i386/net/doscan_0.2.9-1_i386.deb.62718.html
[03:13] <NativeAngels> no from the kernal
[03:13] <G1015> macogw, I think the problem is it's copying the files to the folder... which takes more time.. and then it burns from there... If it burned directly from the hard drive without copying it would probably be faster but I don't know how to make it do that
[03:14] <luca_> hi
[03:14] <NativeAngels> is there a command to list what ports are being used
[03:14] <macogw> G1015: what directory is it copying to?
[03:14] <prince_jammys> NativeAngels: netstat -a    i think
[03:14] <luca_> I'm trying to install ubuntu from an USB drive
[03:14] <luca_> I've followed this instructions: http://learn.clemsonlinux.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Install_from_USB_drive
[03:14] <G1015> macogw, CD/DVD creator
[03:14] <macogw> NativeAngels: from the kernel??  you can see your firewall (iptables...it's in the kernel) config like this: sudo iptables -L
[03:14] <EADG> NativeAngels: netstat -tup might help... not sure though.
[03:15] <luca_> but I'm getting a "/linuxrc: not found" error and then a kernel panic
[03:15] <macogw> G1015: the Nautilus one?  yep, that'd slow ya down.  you could just use something else for burning.  I like GnomeBaker, but others recommend Brasero on GNOME or K3B on KDE
[03:15] <soulburner> what are those little things you can add to the desktop to view system resources?
[03:15] <soulburner> cpu proc/load/mem info
[03:15] <macogw> G1015: K3B is probably the one with the most configuration options since it's from KDE, but it can be used on GNOME just fne
[03:15] <macogw> soulburner: conky?
[03:16] <G1015> macogw, cool I'll give one of those a try.. I thought it would be cool to just use what came installed in ubuntu without having to install anything else but thats cool
[03:16] <soulburner> macogw,  perhaps let me search that and see
[03:16] <macogw> soulburner: gkrellm?
[03:16] <soulburner> yes gkrellm
[03:16] <jeffMASTERflex> soulburner: conky, but you can also use a system info applet on your panel
[03:16] <soulburner> i remember using that a long time ago
[03:16] <macogw> soulburner: thats what i use
[03:16] <soulburner> jeffMASTERflex, can it be made to be transparent and always shown on the destop?
[03:16] <luca_> I looked at the initrd.gz and the linuxrc is missing there is a "init" script though, but I changed syslinux.cfg to use that and I get a new error: mount: Mounting none on /proc failed: Device or resource busy
[03:16] <luca_> any ideas?
[03:16] <Trey_> luca_: I'm not sure what directions you used, but I know the ones at pendrivelinux.com work, you may want to see if there are any obvious differences that may screw things up, or just try the ones on the site.
[03:16] <soulburner> macogw, gkrellm?
[03:16] <jeffMASTERflex> soulburner: i think you are looking for conky. gkrellm is atrocious
[03:16] <AnonCon> Quick question...what program should a budding C++ user look for?
[03:16] <soulburner> ah ok
[03:16] <EADG> NativeAngels: install iftop if you want to watch connections and ports r/t.
[03:16] <icanhasadmin> anyone familiar with dsdts?
[03:17] <AnonCon> C++programmer
[03:17] <macogw> soulburner: yes, thats what i use.  as far as transparent goes though...do you want something like the widgets on the OSX Dashboard?  Screenlets is the closest thing to that
[03:17] <AnonCon> wanting to write some code
[03:17] <luca_> Trey_: I'll take a look to that, thanks
[03:17] <macogw> AnonCon: a text editor?
[03:17] <soulburner> ok ill check out conky first
[03:17] <prince_jammys> AnonCon: you mean text editor?
[03:17] <Trey_> AnonCon: I just go with a text editor
[03:17] <jeffMASTERflex> soulburner: conky does transparancy and it can be customized and embedded on your desktop
[03:17] <Trey_> AnonCon: Ed is the standard :P
[03:17] <AnonCon> macogw: hmmm...I thought i needed a compiler
[03:17] <prince_jammys> !editors | AnonCon
[03:17] <ubotu> AnonCon: Text Editors: gedit (GNOME), Kate (KDE), mousepad (Xfce4) - Terminal-based: nano, vi/vim, emacs - For HTML/CSS editors, see !html - For programming editors and IDE, see !code
[03:17] <AnonCon> if I am wrong please enlighten me
[03:18] <prince_jammys> !compile | AnonCon
[03:18] <ubotu> AnonCon: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)
[03:18] <macogw> AnonCon: if you install build-essential, gcc and all the other compilers will be installed
[03:18] <G1015> macogw,  do you prefer GnomeBaker or Bresero?
[03:18] <macogw> G1015: gnomebaker
[03:18] <jeffMASTERflex> AnonCon: you basically need a text editor and install build-essential . that's basically it
[03:18] <soulburner> macogw, conky can be visable on the desktop at all times yes?
[03:18] <G1015> macogw,  K thanks man for the help sorry for all the questions
[03:18] <kidem> anyone familiar with AHCI?
[03:18] <AnonCon> build-essential..thanks
[03:18] <macogw> soulburner: conky sort of stays embedded in your desktop...so it looks like its right on the wallpaper
[03:18] <jeffMASTERflex> soulburner: yes it can. but last i remember it had problems being used in tandem with compiz. not sure if that's been resolved ot not
[03:19] <soulburner> ahhh ok thats what i wanted
[03:19] <soulburner> jeffMASTERflex,  ok, ill check it out
[03:19] <tquocvu_> anyone in VietNam ?
[03:19] <G1015> G1015,  test
[03:19] <soulburner> hopefully i dont have any problems
[03:19] <tquocvu_> anyone Vietnamese using Ubuntu ?
[03:19] <CVD-PR> How to remove a non empty folder?
[03:19] <Docfxit> Has anyone used autocutsel successfully?
[03:19] <CVD-PR> command
[03:19] <macogw> tquocvu_: do you need help in vietnamese?
[03:20] <CVD-PR> ?
[03:20] <jeffMASTERflex> CVD-PR: rm -rf folder
[03:20] <AnonCon> so.. do I download the dpkg-dev?
[03:20] <Trey_> CVD-PR: or rmdir (directory)
[03:21] <prince_jammys> must be empty
[03:21] <Trey_> true
[03:21] <AnonCon> I use microsoft stuff at school
[03:21] <Jangari> or, CVD-PR rm folder/*, then rmdir folder
[03:21] <soulburner> mac, where do i start conky from? ive installed it now
[03:21] <Trey_> otherwise as jeffMASTERflex said
[03:21] <AnonCon> so I am a little confused
[03:21] <jeffMASTERflex> AnonCon: installing the package build-essential will install everything you need to get started with C or C++
 yes, i have problems when using ubuntu in vietnamese
[03:21] <CVD-PR> ok
[03:22] <macogw> soulburner: dont know, but id suggest checking ubuntuforums.org for sample configuration files
[03:22] <NativeAngels> dont know if im aloud to paste in here
[03:22] <taer> Just got a MX Revolution at work. HATE it. the middle mouse button seems to be SW driven.. Was needing new mouse for home. Anyone have a logitech G5 or G9? Does the middle click actually work?
[03:22] <NativeAngels> but what does this mean
[03:22] <Jangari> !pastebin | NativeAngels
[03:22] <macogw> AnonCon: just do "sudo apt-get install build-essential" and youll have your compilers
[03:22] <NativeAngels> Error binding stream socket to IP <IP_ADDRESS> port 8067
[03:22] <NativeAngels> sorry
[03:22] <ubotu> NativeAngels: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:22] <Jangari> oh, one line is fine
[03:22] <AnonCon> how do I find that package?
[03:22] <TrustNoOne> taer, just call logitech, i had some problems with revolution and they sent me a new one and it works great
[03:22] <jeffMASTERflex> soulburner: conky is customized through a .conkyrc file. it's a little complicated. might want to search around online for others to get a feel for it
[03:22] <rraajj> Did Gutsy use the 2.6.22 kernel line from the beginning?
[03:22] <macogw> AnonCon: then you need a text editor in which to type the code. i use vim, which is a command line text editor. if you're used to Visual Studio, you'd probably prefer to install Eclipse and the C++ plugins
[03:23] <macogw> AnonCon: itll just download it from the internet and install it all at once
[03:23] <lab_rat> soulburner: TYPE CONKY IN CONSOLE
[03:23] <Jangari> AnonCon: just put what's between the quotes into a terminal and hit enter, that's it
[03:23] <NativeAngels> is there a way of clearin a port if its being used
[03:23] <taer> TrustNoOne: Normal X config? Or did you have to change to the evdev driver?
[03:23] <NativeAngels> from the kernal
[03:23] <lab_rat> sorry 4 da caps lock
[03:23] <taer> TrustNoOne: left/right pastes, but thats annoying.
[03:23] <AnonCon> man, I don't want to sound dense, but I am totally confused
[03:24] <AnonCon> I don't mean "man" in the literal sense
[03:24] <TrustNoOne> taer, just normal configuration, but i called their tech support and they just ended up sending me a brand new revolution mouse (i had to send the old one back though)
[03:24]  * lab_rat is sleepy...
[03:24] <CVD-PR> Hey i have an AMD64 1.8ghz, i changed the cpu-clock from 200mhz to 255mhz in the bios, now i have a 2.95ghz. Can i keep this settings or go back to the defaults?
[03:24] <bazhang> AnonCon: confused about what--please clarify
[03:24] <macogw> AnonCon: if you just type "sudo apt-get install build-essential" without quotes in the terminal, everything you need to compile code will download & instsall
[03:24] <Jangari> AnonCon: open a terminal, then type this into it: "sudo apt-get install build-essential"
[03:24] <taer> TrustNoOne: thx.
[03:24] <prince_jammys> AnonCon: are you confused about how things are installed?
[03:24] <NativeAngels> how do u list all processes in linux
[03:24] <jeffMASTERflex> AnonCon: "sudo apt-get install build-essential" that's it. then you type your code in an IDE or text editor. you can use eclipse, geany, vim, emacs, w/e you want to type it in
[03:25] <musikgoat> NativeAngels: ps -aux
[03:25] <SpudDogg> I'm getting an error when I run 'grub-install --no-floppy /dev/sda' which reads 'The file /boot/grub/stage1 not read correctly'  Any ideas anyone?
[03:25] <Jangari> it does the rest for you (all you have to do is put in your password when it asks you)
[03:25] <njol> CVD-PR: try until 4 ghz is reached
[03:25] <lab_rat> NativeAngels: type in console top or htop
[03:25] <rilo> so what's the deal with Ubuntu and Azureus
[03:25] <CVD-PR> 255mhz is the max
[03:25] <bazhang> htop has to be installed though
[03:25] <TrustNoOne> rilo,  what do you mean?
[03:25] <icesword> top -A > top.txt
[03:25] <macogw> rilo: what about it?
[03:25] <bazhang> rilo what is the issue
[03:25] <CVD-PR> i goma have problem if i keep that setting?
[03:25] <lab_rat> bazhang: true :]
[03:26] <AnonCon> ahhh...progress..finally...I understand a little
[03:26] <rilo> apt-get only pulls <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:26] <Jangari> installing programs in ubuntu is exceedingly simple, AnonCon
[03:26] <Jangari> mostly
[03:26] <faileas> OOH
[03:26] <bazhang> rilo try transmission--the default for the next version of Ubuntu, Hardy Heron 8.04
[03:26] <TrustNoOne> rilo, if you are wanting vuze, you can get it from their site
[03:26] <soulburner> lab_rat i mean opening it as a daemon
[03:26] <EADG> NativeAngels: Htop is prefered... it's nice :) Anouther way is ps -e |less, and pstree |less.
[03:26] <njol> CVD-PR: not at all, just make sure you have money to buy new harware
[03:26] <njol> hardware
[03:26] <soulburner> so i dont have to keep a terminal open
[03:26] <faileas> apparently there's a ubuntu varient designed for VMs ;p
[03:27] <jeffMASTERflex> rilo: azureus now contains a non free component, so it's possible that they won't be packaging newer versions, but don't quote me on that
[03:27] <macogw> AnonCon: you can also install build-essential from system -> admin -> synaptic package manager (on gnome....it's called Adept and I don't know where it hides on KDE), but copying and pasting the commands we give you is faster than hunting down the package in the GUI :p
[03:27] <CVD-PR> how to check the temperature from linux?
[03:27] <rilo> TrustNoOne: yea, I just wanted it to be clean
[03:27] <CVD-PR> cpu
[03:27] <macogw> soulburner: if you type: nohup <command> &
[03:27] <jeffMASTERflex> soulburner: try alt + F2 then typing conky
[03:27] <bazhang> lm-sensors?
[03:27] <taer> TrustNoOne: Sorry, forgot. What distro?
[03:27] <pen> is miro better than azureus?
[03:27] <macogw> soulburner: you can close the terminal then
[03:27] <EADG> CVD-PR: apci -V iirc
[03:27] <rilo> jeffMASTERflex: yea, I figured that was the problem. I run the classic interface anyway, but yea.
[03:27] <bazhang> pen pretty much a whole different thing
[03:27] <soulburner> ahhhhh you are all great men!, thank you
[03:27] <soulburner> jeff thanks i done that
[03:27] <PriceChild> !best | pen
[03:27] <ubotu> pen: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, join #ubuntu-bots and ask there.
[03:27] <soulburner> mac thanks for the suggestion on conky
[03:28] <soulburner> i like it
[03:28] <CVD-PR> EADG, command not found
[03:28] <macogw> soulburner: nohup means "no hang up" so when you close the terminal it doesnt close the program, and the & backgrounds the task so you get back to a prompt and can close the terminal
[03:28] <TrustNoOne> rilo, most private sites allow you to use azureus if it is past version <IP_ADDRESS>, but transmission is also becoming more popular and more widely used and most private and public trackers allow that client as well
[03:28] <yurimxpxman> how do you redirect standard output to two files?
[03:28] <EADG> CVD-PR: I stand corrected.. acpi -V
[03:28] <pen> hm
[03:28] <CyD> can I reconfigure an ubuntu install without re-installing when moving to new hardware?
[03:28] <prince_jammys> yurimxpxman: tee, probably
[03:28] <CVD-PR> same thing
[03:28] <pen> got it
[03:28] <EADG> CVD-PR: hmm.
[03:28] <Jangari> CyD: you could migrate your current installation to your new hardware
[03:28] <bazhang> pen miro is largely a rss scraper that also has a torrent engine, others such as azureus are only torrent clients
[03:28] <soulburner> ohhhhhhhhhh ok
[03:29] <soulburner> thanks mac, im new back to linux havent used it in a few years
[03:29] <soulburner> so i really appreciate the help
[03:29] <pen> then I'm sorry I asked the wrong question
[03:29] <ryakufox> Can someone help? I think I'm missing something...I tried to sh something, but this is all I got. "cat: /lib/modules/2.6.22-14-generic/build/include/linux/version-*.h: No such file or directory"
[03:29] <TrustNoOne> anyone know a good site to get some cool bootloading screens in higher resolution?
[03:29] <pen> how about mutorrent and azerues?
[03:29] <rilo> TrustNoOne: yea, I just like Azureus. So my question is, how can I install the newest Azureus cleanly? I know how to get it running, but as far as doing it "properly" I'm not exactly sure
[03:29] <CyD> Jangari: i was wondering if dpkg -reconfigure kernel or some such might be enough
[03:29] <faileas> pen: utorrent runs fine in wine
[03:29] <Trey_> TrustNoOne: there is always GNOMEart
[03:29] <jeffMASTERflex> soulburner: if you want to start up conky when you log in, add it to your System/Preferences/Sessions
[03:29] <EADG> CVD-PR: well, lets install acpi. sudo apt-get install acpi.
[03:29] <macogw> soulburner: np  that's something even a lot of experienced users probably dont know about... one of the other UF mods was all "omg seriously??" when i told him that on the phone :p
[03:30] <pen> full functional?
[03:30] <bazhang> pen this is not really a chat channel; there are several sites that rate the various torrent clients
[03:30] <prince_jammys> !themes | TrustNoOne try here
[03:30] <ubotu> TrustNoOne try here: Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy
[03:30] <CyD> Jangari: or is there some sort of migration tool?
[03:30] <soulburner> LOL
[03:30] <TrustNoOne> rilo,  there are instructions when you download azureus, it is a deb package I believe so it should install itself, personally I had a problem getting the new azureus running (it would crash on startup) so I am just using 2.5 version as most of my private trackers allow that client and its pretty much the same thing as the newer version minux a few extra's
[03:30] <soulburner> is ther ea way to change where its at on the desktop
[03:30] <soulburner> where is the conf file located for this?
[03:30] <macogw> ryakufox: the script you ran is looking for a file that doesnt exist
[03:31] <jeffMASTERflex> soulburner: .conkyrc it's a hidden file in your home directory
[03:31] <genius> Hello everyone, please help, how to enable external monitor?
[03:31] <macogw> soulburner: ~/.conkyrc
[03:31] <ryakufox> macogw: Any clue what it is?
[03:31] <macogw> soulburner: ~ means your home directory, and . makes the file hidden
[03:31] <soulburner> ok great, ill have to look around through search engines for config helping
[03:31] <rilo> TrustNoOne: so I just toss the .deb in /home/rilo and install it
[03:31] <Jangari> hay macogw, that's quite a nice command, i might employ that when initiating huge jobs over a ssh connection, i could initiate them, then close the terminal and shutdown, groovy
[03:31] <soulburner> ahhhhhh ok
[03:31] <bazhang> genius dvi vga or what--plugging it in would be a good first step
[03:31] <macogw> soulburner: check on ubuntuforums.  there's a thread called something like "show us your conkyrc" and so its full of screenshots with config files
[03:31] <Trey_> genius: did you try the monitor conf tool in the preferences panel (if you use GNOME)?
[03:31] <Jangari> i don't know, CyD, there are plenty of ways
[03:31] <rilo> TrustNoOne: I know using Synaptic it will set it up in /usr/bin/
[03:32] <soulburner> okay sweeet
[03:32] <CyD> ok thanks Jangari
[03:32] <Jangari> CyD: what's the new hardware?
[03:32] <genius> I use Gnome, i've tryed monitor conf tool. But it does not help. I have notebook
[03:32] <macogw> ryakufox: itd be the one that's listed before "no such file or directory" :P
[03:32] <pen> do anyone know why fullscreen any window ubuntu will become weird?
[03:32] <seracht> hi
[03:33] <Jangari> that's not very descriptive, pen
[03:33] <pen> like firefox or games or apps
[03:33] <seracht> How do I remove the bottom bar in ubuntu
[03:33] <seracht> I have AWN installed and want to remove that one
[03:33] <pen> for example
[03:33] <NativeAngels> how do u kill all processes in linux
[03:33] <genius> It was not easy on OpenSUSE. Looks like it is harder here too
[03:33] <Jangari> seracht: right-click it and hti delete this panel
[03:33] <Jangari> hit*
[03:33] <jeffMASTERflex> NativeAngels: in a terminal type killall process
[03:33] <macogw> ryakufox: actually, looking at my system, it's called version.h not version-something.h
[03:33] <nickrud> seracht: right click it, and select delete
[03:33] <pen> firefox will flicker when fullscreen, games fullscreen will do a hard crash, other apps will just plain crash and freezes
[03:33] <macogw> ryakufox: so if you edit the file and change that line to point to version.h it might work
[03:33] <rilo> TrustNoOne: well, Azureus gives you a tarball, but apparently this getdeb.net site has it
[03:34] <prince_jammys> NativeAngels: kill PID (process id) . to kill by name, do what jeffMASTERflex said
[03:34] <CyD> Jangari: moving from nforce2 chipset to nforce4/690
[03:34] <Ububegin> i dont want to enter sudo command everytime as i have to key the password... how do i log in as root... what is the command
[03:34] <CyD> lan usually seems to be a prob in this move
[03:34] <seracht> nickrud:  can I add it back easily though?
[03:34] <ryakufox> macogw-Thanks.
[03:34] <bazhang> pen sounds like a hardware issue fullscreen works fine here
[03:34] <jeffMASTERflex> !root
[03:34] <ubotu> Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[03:34] <macogw> Ububegin: sudo has a 15 minute timeout set by default
[03:34] <Jangari> CyD: presumably your install is on a local hard drive?
[03:34] <nickrud> seracht: yes, right click another, and select new panel
[03:34] <pen> bazhang: hardware?
[03:34] <CyD> Jangari: yep
[03:34] <pen> bazhang: what do you mean?
[03:34] <bazhang> pen specifically video card
[03:34] <Ububegin> macogw: how to increase it to few hours...
[03:34] <Jangari> just keep it then,
[03:35] <Jangari> no reinstallation necessary
[03:35] <CyD> Jangari: just minor things like needing a diff lan driver or such is usually what happens
[03:35] <macogw> Ububegin: if you want to keep a terminal open as root, you can make it a root shell with "sudo -s" or "sudo su" (which are like "su") or "sudo -i" or "sudo su -" (which are like "su -" since they go to root's environment)
[03:35] <pen> bazhang: I use NVIDIA go 7600
[03:35] <Ububegin> macogw: or do u know , how to login as the root
[03:35] <pen> bazhang: is it not supported?
[03:35] <Jangari> oh well, CyD, cross those bridges when you come to them
[03:35] <bazhang> what games pen
[03:35] <karllenz> what is gtk 2.x?
[03:35] <pen> bazhang: astromenace
[03:36] <bwayne> karllenz: the gimp tool kit version 2
[03:36] <pen> bazhang: or
[03:36] <macogw> karllenz: the .x, you mean? it means version >=2 but < 3
[03:36] <nickrud> karllenz: the libraries that draw the stuff inside the window borders
[03:36] <prince_jammys> !gtk | karllenz
[03:36] <ubotu> karllenz: GTK is the !GIMP toolkit, which forms the base of !GNOME and is used by many applications to provide a !GUI
[03:36] <pen> bazhang: Tileracer
[03:36] <Ububegin> macogw: danke, dude
[03:36] <CyD> Jangari: heh ok was just trying to get a jump start. i've done a few of these upgrades where i just reinstalled in the end
[03:36] <seracht> also with AWN, how do I get more widgets and what not
[03:36] <karllenz> how do i instal gtk2.x themes then ?
[03:36] <bwayne> hey macogw.
[03:37] <jeffMASTERflex> !themes
[03:37] <ubotu> Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy
[03:37] <macogw> karllenz: get the .tar.gz's off of http://gnome-look.org and drag n drop them into the thing in system -> preferences -> appearance
[03:37] <bazhang> pen I have the 7300 (desktop); how does sauerbraten run for you? may be a drivers issue--do you have the full 3d functionality enabled (ie the correct driver for that)?
[03:37] <macogw> bwayne: whats up?
[03:37] <box_> .
[03:37] <pen> bazhang: that one runs fine
[03:37] <bwayne> macogw: just trying to diagnose a FAH problem.  saw a name I recognized and wanted to say 'howdy'.
[03:37] <pen> bazhang: 3d acceleration is on
[03:37] <karllenz> thanx macogw
[03:37] <cheatersrealm> what does ubuntu prefer to use for encryption?  I would like to use a file as a virtual drive and encrypt that.
[03:38] <bazhang> http://wiki.awn-project.org/index.php?title=A_Visual_Install_Guide#Ubuntu check this seracht it may help
[03:38] <pen> bazhang: I use envy to install driver
[03:38] <DaveyJ> this sound problem is driving me nuts
[03:38] <bazhang> uhoh envy pen
[03:38] <pen> bazhang: is it not good?
[03:38] <celi0us> !envy
[03:38] <ubotu> envy is not needed or supported. Use the Resticted Manager to install binary drivers and see « /msg ubotu binarydriver »
[03:38] <prince_jammys> ubotu to the rescue
[03:38] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about to the rescue - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[03:38] <jeffMASTERflex> pen: ouch... envy = xorg death
[03:38] <bazhang> generally reviled around here pen
[03:38] <pen> jeffMASTERflex: why?
[03:38] <prince_jammys> oops
[03:39] <DaveyJ> i tried restarting alsa
[03:39] <nickrud> seracht: http://wiki.awn-project.org/index.php?title=Main_Page
[03:39] <DaveyJ> but to no avail
[03:39] <karllenz> drag and drop does not seem to work
[03:39] <pen> bazhang: what what should I do?
[03:39] <jeffMASTERflex> pen: because it is unsupported, unstable and tends to do more harm then good
[03:39] <ryakufox> macogw: I fixed the file error, but now it's saying "Error: could not resolve matching ip-library." You know what might be wrong?
[03:39] <pen> jeffMASTERflex: really?
[03:39] <bazhang> use the ubuntu way of doing things pen ;]
[03:39] <macogw> ryakufox: no
[03:39] <pen> bazhang: O.o
[03:39] <macogw> bwayne: oh hello.  i dont know what FAH is, though, so I can't help there
[03:40] <karllenz> it says them engine is needed
[03:40] <bazhang> !nvidia | pen
[03:40] <ubotu> pen: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[03:40] <karllenz> i need to complie it
[03:40] <macogw> karllenz: which one?
[03:40] <icanhasadmin> anyone familiar with the SB450 ati sound card issue?
[03:40] <jeffMASTERflex> karllenz: for some themes you need a particualr themeing engine installed. find the ones you need in synaptic
[03:40] <macogw> karllenz: if you install gtk2-engines it should install all of them
[03:41] <YeTr2> I'm currently running compiz. is there a way to change the behavior on double clicking the title bar to make it maximize instead of scroll up?
[03:41] <YeTr2> I mean roll up
[03:41] <macogw> YeTr2: yes, that setting is in ccsm
[03:41] <YeTr2> macogw: where?
[03:41] <bazhang> pen really good the way ubuntu does it, and they will keep your card uptodate with new kernel updates whereas envy needs to be run again and again and again etc
[03:41] <Jouva> I just tried to specify a FULL path to Gnome (or nautilus or whatever is handling it) for a mount point of drive of mine that I wanted to mount in a specific location and now it yells at me for doing so. How can I REMOVE said specified mount point from GNOME?
[03:41] <macogw> YeTr2: the settings thiing
[03:41] <macogw> YeTr2: compizconfig-settings-manager if you dont have it installed
[03:42] <CVD-PR>  sensors = 32c, acpi -V = 40c?
[03:42] <macogw> YeTr2: it should be either in the general settings or in window manager settings, i think
[03:42] <pen> bazhang: but then how do I choose what drivers I want to install?
[03:42] <bazhang> !ccsm | YeTr2
[03:42] <ubotu> YeTr2: To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy), install 'compizconfig-settings-manager'. A new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz-fusion
[03:42] <nickrud> Jouva: you'll find it in    gconf-editor (run from the terminal)  , look for storage in the left pane
[03:42] <YeTr2> macogw: if you having looked at the configuration options in ccsm recently, it's freaken complex. where in this nice area of 50 something mini menus is it?
[03:42] <soulburner> mac, i've mounted another drive but it doesnt configure into conky as the diskspace, do i need to configure the other drive in
[03:42] <soulburner> for it to show?
[03:42] <nickrud> Jouva: /system/storage that is
[03:42] <macogw> YeTr2: either in General or in Window Management
[03:43] <bazhang> pen the restricted driver manager should take care of that for you we can help with reconfiguring x server if need be ;]
[03:43] <macogw> YeTr2: i dont have compiz on this computer, so i cant really be exact
[03:43] <Jouva> nickrud: Ahh no direct way then eh? That's kinda dumb that they DIDN'T tell the user that it needs to NOT be a full path and then not allow one to back out gracefully
[03:43] <macogw> soulburner: i dont know. i dont use conky, i use gkrellm
[03:43] <pen> bazhang: but I found out that the current 100 series driver is not for my laptop
[03:43] <soulburner> ahhhhh ok
[03:43] <nickrud> Jouva: been bit by that myself
[03:43] <pen> bazhang: it's too beta
[03:43] <pen> too bugy
[03:43] <pen> bazhang: so I downgrade to 90 series
[03:44] <Jouva> Also I don't see it in there
[03:44] <thechitowncubs> Anyone know of a way to fix my ext3 partition through windows?
[03:44] <pen> bazhang: and I remember that NVIDIA changelog says 100 series are for 8xxx cards
[03:44] <nickrud> Jouva: it will be under /system/storage/_org_fredesktop -etc
[03:44] <mjw-> thechitowncubs boot with a livecd and check it from there
[03:44] <Jouva> nickrud: I see default options for various file sysytems
[03:44] <thechitowncubs> After last kernel upgrade it borked my partition i guess
[03:44] <bazhang> pen well if you use envy you need to look to the envy people for support; as far as I am aware envy is not supported here--I dont make the rules (sadly)
[03:45] <thechitowncubs> mjw-, thats what i thought, im having trouble burning the iso i just downloaded tho
[03:45] <pen> bazhang: oh
[03:45] <reasons> thechintowncubs, what is wrong with it?
[03:45] <pen> bazhang: then do you know how to downgrade or do something like restrict new drivers to be install?
[03:45] <cmueller> whats the best linux bit torrent client
[03:45] <seracht> hi guys with Vista you have a lot of control over different things regarding power, like strength of WiFi, max CPU speed etc. Is there an app similar to that for Ubuntu?
[03:45] <bazhang> thechitowncubs: what specific problem with burning please be precise
[03:45] <nickrud> Jouva: arg, /system/storage/volumes/_org etc that is
[03:46] <Jouva> I can't find volumes
[03:46] <thechitowncubs> bazhang, well, i downloaded one of the dvd iso's and it 2 of my burning apps(CD Burner XP, Power ISO) say that my ISO is not valid.
[03:46] <Jouva> I only see default_options under /system/storage
[03:46] <bazhang> cmueller: that is an argument for the ages ;] transmission, deluge and a few others are good clients
[03:47] <cmueller> no golden one like utorrent then:/
[03:47] <bazhang> thechitowncubs: try isorecorder2
[03:47] <pen> bazhang: no ideas?
[03:47] <ToddEDM> hey guys, i got a couple quick questions.... is there a way to shut down a PC(ubuntu) on my network, from my laptop
[03:47] <nickrud> Jouva: you can do   gconftool --recursive-unset /system/storage/volumes , that will unset all your custom mounting stuff, and then you can redo
[03:47] <bazhang> cmueller: utorrent works under wine
[03:47] <DG19075> thechitowncubs: Try using BurnCDCC
[03:47] <thechitowncubs> thank you
[03:47] <thechitowncubs> i will
[03:47] <cmueller> lets see...
[03:48] <DG19075> I've used it to burn ISO's under Windows and it works like a charm
[03:48] <bazhang> pen you want advice while still using envy? not sure what you are asking here--the restricted manager will choose the one that ubuntu teams has selected not sure about downgrading though
[03:48] <EADG> seracht: Not one all-inclusive app as far as I'm aware, but there are seprate programs; iwconfig for txpower, cpufreq-set for speed...
[03:48] <reasons> cmueller, I use rtorrent though deluge is nice if you want a GUI
[03:48] <_Oz_> ToddEDM: I wish there was a way to do that.  I'd do it if so.  But no, it is impossible...
[03:48] <karllenz> how about screenlets how do they get installed?
[03:48] <Jouva> nickrud: THAT didn't do it EITHER... weird.
[03:48] <seracht> cool EADG, I'll check that out
[03:48] <pen> bazhang: I thought restricted manager will always choose the newest driver?
[03:48] <pen> bazhang: and the newest now is 100 series?
[03:48] <seracht> also, do you guys know anything like widgets to what mac has for ubuntu
[03:49] <ToddEDM> _Oz_:  damn, my PC has alot of fan noise, and is bothering me rigt now, as im in bed
[03:49] <Jouva> nickrud: I mean I know you're telling me the right thing for what I am speaking of: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-mount/+bug/107668
[03:49] <nickrud> Jouva that is very strange, that's how the custom mounting stuff gets done
[03:49] <jeffMASTERflex> pen: it will choose the newest availabel driver supported by ubuntu
[03:49] <yurimxpxman> is there any way to slow down the output of cat?
[03:49] <cmueller> i like command line actually
[03:49] <pen> jeffMASTERflex: but how about my hardware?
[03:49] <cmueller> can load stuff up from work easily then in a screen session
[03:49] <bazhang> pen well there will always be some lag time for when nvidia releases new drivers and ubuntu packages them for use in the restricted manager
[03:49] <cmueller> i think i used somethign liek bit tornado before
[03:50] <reasons> cmueller, rtorrent is CLI and is amazingly powerful
[03:50] <thechitowncubs> rtorrent is the best, by far performance and features
[03:50] <EADG> seracht: I'd recommend to you the search feature in Synaptic. Surprising what you can find in the Ubuntu software repositories. Dead easy to install - and remove if it's not to your liking.
[03:50] <nickrud> Jouva: are you running gconf-editor as root?
[03:50] <Jouva> OH
[03:50] <Jouva> Yes
[03:50] <Jouva> I JUST noticed that
[03:50] <rilo> so how do I set Azureus to be my default bittorrent application? I used a .torrent's properties to open with Azureus, but all the programs still see gnome-btdownload as the default.
[03:50] <seracht> what is synaptic
[03:50] <Jouva> I figured I needed to run it as root for administrative purposes
[03:50] <nickrud> heh. I always start at the bottom of bug reports
[03:50] <Jouva> AHA
[03:51] <rilo> seracht: the package manager... how you install new applications
[03:51] <bazhang> seracht the package manager gui
[03:51] <nickrud> Jouva: gconf controls your custom settings
[03:51] <seracht> oh, I have been doing apt-get lol
[03:51] <Jouva> nickrud: Ok. And I found it and changed it and testing now
[03:51] <EADG> seracht: It's akin to Add/Remove Programs in Win, but much more powerfull/usefull.
[03:51] <jeffMASTERflex> rilo: right click on a torrent file and click on properties. go to open with to change associations
[03:52] <gmcastil> how do I use dpkg to list all packages available in a remote repository?
[03:52] <rilo> jeffMASTERflex: I did, it didn't work. If I reopen the .torrent file, it's still selected as Azureus. That's what I said I did
[03:52] <Jouva> AHH much better
[03:52] <jeffMASTERflex> rilo: uninstall that gnome-bt download garbage
[03:52] <EADG> seracht: You can spend a few days poking around in Synaptic...
[03:52] <seracht> lol
[03:52] <seracht> wierd
[03:53] <seracht> screenlet isn't on there
[03:53] <icesword> gmcastil, synaptic
[03:53] <rilo> jeffMASTERflex: I tried, it wanted me to uninstall ubuntu-desktop if I uninstalled it
[03:53] <pen> btw, if I were to switch from envy to ubuntu
[03:53] <nickrud> !screenlets | seracht
[03:53] <ubotu> seracht: Screenlets are little widgets for your !desktop. Note you must have !Compiz Fusion, !Beryl, xcompmgr, or KWin to run them. You can get them at http://www.screenlets.org/
[03:53] <CVD-PR> what is Core0 temp?
[03:53] <bazhang> seracht: they have their own site
[03:53] <pen> how do I do it?
[03:53] <gmcastil> icesword: i prefer the command line tools actually
[03:53] <jeffMASTERflex> rilo: ubuntu-desktop is not a required package. it is a meta package and is safe to delete
[03:53] <Jouva> nickrud: thank you thank you
[03:53] <metasyntax> How can I use the symbol table in the libx11 dbg library to get a meaningful backtrace from a crashing xterm?
[03:53] <CVD-PR> CPU 40c, Core0 temp 32c
[03:53] <rilo> jeffMASTERflex: what's included in it?
[03:53] <thechitowncubs> DAMNIT, all day downloading that iso and i can't burn it!
[03:54] <gmcastil> icesword: apt-get handles all the repository interactions, doesn' it?
[03:54] <metasyntax> I tried loading it with gdb `symbol-file' but then gdb seg faults.
[03:54] <nickrud> seracht: not yet in the repos, will be for hardy
[03:54] <cmueller> rtorrent is my baby then
[03:54] <jeffMASTERflex> rilo: nothing. it's a pointer package. it points to other packages but doesn't really do anything on its own. uninstalling it will have no affect
[03:54] <nickrud> Jouva: you would have found it, you had the bug report.
[03:54] <EADG> CVD-PR: acpi got installed succesfully I see.
[03:54] <CVD-PR> but waht is the Core0 Temp?
[03:55] <rilo> jeffMASTERflex: but I still want to set Azureus as the default. ok about the ubuntu-desktop
[03:55] <icanhasadmin> my acpi is so screwed right now
[03:55] <nickrud> CVD-PR: the temp in your first processor
[03:55] <EADG> CVD-PR: I dunno. You running a duo core?
[03:55] <genius> I still have problems switching to external monitor on my notebook. I've tryed millions of times to set Monitor 1 to default with different settings.
[03:55] <jeffMASTERflex> rilo: if it's the only package that can open up torrents, that would make it the default, wouldn't it?
[03:55] <Jouva> nickrud: True but it's sometimes easier for me to talk to somebody, even if they don't end up being the one that helps directly. Sometimes I need to ask somebody a question before my brain kicks in ;)
[03:55] <CVD-PR> not just AMD64 EADG
[03:55] <RangdeBasanti> how to do some thing that automatically checks wheather a proccess has not been runing for a specified time. if it isnt, runs it and logs in a file that it has made it run.?
[03:55] <genius> It does not save settings at all! :(
[03:56] <jeffMASTERflex> rilo: and if you are wondering how to do it directly from firefox, just go to preferences/applications in firefox and change the default for torrents
[03:56] <pen> anyone? envy to ubuntu?
[03:57] <Flannel> !envy
[03:57] <ubotu> envy is not needed or supported. Use the Resticted Manager to install binary drivers and see « /msg ubotu binarydriver »
[03:57] <nickrud> RangdeBasanti: monit is one of many apps that do that
[03:57] <EADG> CVD-PR: ahh, dunno man. I have same on this lappy and all I get is CPU xx. I wouldn't loose sleep over it though.
[03:58] <rilo> jeffMASTERflex: that's what I was thinking when I tried it before, but that's obviously not the right way to do it. I use Opera and have that menu open... just trying to change what comes up in the default field
[03:58] <RangdeBasanti> nickrud monit ?
[03:58] <nickrud> RangdeBasanti: take a look at the description in synaptic, or  apt-cache show monit
[03:58] <bazhang> pen I gave you a link earlier; you can /msg ubotu nvidia for the link again
[03:59] <pen> bazhang: I opened the link already
[03:59] <jeffMASTERflex> rilo: i have never had a problem changeing file association by right clicking on a file, properties, and changing the default in open with. i use transmission, even with other torrent apps installed, and don't havea problem with file associations
[03:59] <pen> bazhang: it only says open up restricted manager
[03:59] <thunderchicken_> anyone know if its possible to mount --bind multiple folders into one?
[03:59] <RangdeBasanti> nickrud ok. monit will run it. if its not run for the last 2 hours. (specified time) ?
[03:59] <rilo> jeffMASTERflex: yea, I don't know why it's not working. That's the first thing I did.
[03:59] <nickrud> RangdeBasanti: yes, among other things
[03:59] <mbrush> thunderchicken: i tried this a while ago
[03:59] <bazhang> pen and then what is the issue?
[03:59] <pen> bazhang: if I enable the driver, what should I do with envy?
[04:00] <pen> bazhang: leave it there?
[04:00] <pen> bazhang: will it cause problem with x?
[04:00] <thunderchicken_> how did it work out?  everytime i load another folder it gets rid of the first folder i bound
[04:00] <jeffMASTERflex> rilo: the easiest way, of course, is to get rid of the bt-download program and it's associated packages
[04:00] <pen> bazhang: I was worrying about the questions it might happen if I enable it in the manager
[04:00] <tdawgedogg> hey when i try to enable nvidia under restricted driver manager i get this error "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[04:00] <tdawgedogg> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[04:00] <tdawgedogg> "
[04:00] <mbrush> i ended up using UnionFS to unite the two bind mounted dirs
[04:00] <zerodamage> I remember some older linux/unix systems that I've used had a local email system on it that would let you send email from one user to another locally only and would notify you when you logged into the system.  Is there something like that for Ubuntu for the command line?
[04:00] <TrustNoOne> rilo, sorry about the delay i was on the phone, download the tar file, extract to wherever /usr/bin is fine, then go into terminal, go to that directory and run ./azureus and it will start up
[04:01] <nickrud> zerodamage: you can install exim4 or postfix, they provide local mail delivery
[04:01] <thunderchicken_> mbrush ive been reading about unionfs but i cant seem to get it to work if i try and unionfs two folders to another folder the folder i want them to bind gets deleted
[04:01] <pen> bazhang: what do you suggest?
[04:01] <rilo> TrustNoOne: I used the .deb from that other site and dpkg'd it in my /home/rilo
[04:01] <rilo> TrustNoOne: just trying to associate it with .torrent files now
[04:02] <mbrush> thunderchicken_ bind mount two seperate dirs and then unionfs them together in a third dir
[04:02] <reasons> While I doubt I'll get an answer here, I'll try. In every file manager I use there is the gnome footprint in the top right corner. Is there a way to remove or change that icon?
[04:02] <tdawgedogg> E: _cache->open() failed, please report. any ideas???
[04:02] <zerodamage> nickrud: I looked at postfix but it did not seem to do what I wanted.  I want whatever did what I remember from way back when.  Maybe there isn't something but I recall logging into the system and having the system notify me I had some messages and I could read them and reply if I wanted.  I want to do that on ubuntu server without an overly huge hassle.
[04:02] <TrustNoOne> rilo,  just right click a torrent file, go to properties, go to the "open with" tab and add azureus in there, click ok or close and it should be associated with it
[04:03] <thechitowncubs> Hello, can anyone help me repair my fileysystem, I got into the live cd finally
[04:03] <bazhang> pen not sure as I have never used envy--I would suggest backing up on a regular basis as stuff like that (third party) who knows what will happen--enable the drivers in the restricted driver manager and then follow the rest of the instructions from that link
[04:03] <NativeAngels> how do u find whats running on what port in linux
[04:03] <bazhang> pen if you need help configuring resolution once that is done then we can likely help out
[04:03] <thechitowncubs> NativeAngels: nmap
[04:04] <pen> bazhang: ok
[04:04] <nickrud> zerodamage: probably was a custom setup for that old distro. Personally, I think that exim4 (set for local delivery only) , and mutt would do what you want
[04:04] <thechitowncubs> nmap <host>
[04:04] <papsi> halo
[04:04] <pen> bazhang: btw, will enabling the driver change the xorg.conf?
[04:04] <metasyntax> NativeAngels: netstat -anp <- run as root
[04:04] <zerodamage> nickrud:  thx.  I will take a look at those two
[04:04] <pen> bazhang: or errors with the kernel?
[04:04] <bazhang> reasons it would easier if you used xfce to customize things (put an Apple there for example ;] ) though it is also possible under gnome
[04:05] <rilo> TrustNoOne: yea, that's what I did, but no worky
[04:05] <thechitowncubs> when I try to run fsck from the live cd i get: fsck.ext2: Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read while trying to open /dev/hda
[04:05] <thechitowncubs> Could this be a zero-length partition?
[04:05] <rilo> TrustNoOne: well, when I closed and opened the properties, Azureus was still selected, but other programs still see the old client as the default
[04:05] <nickrud> thechitowncubs: did you fsck /dev/hda ?
[04:05] <TrustNoOne> rilo, im a little busy doing other stuff but im working on the new version of vuze as i would like to get that one working as well, so ill let you know
[04:06] <bazhang> pen not sure how that could make errors in the kernel, but dont you want your xorg conf file to be changed? was that not the point of this whole exercise?
[04:06] <rilo> TrustNoOne: it's working great for me... just had to remove that Vuze content layer
[04:06] <TrustNoOne> oh ok
[04:06] <pen> bazhang: I think I have a working one already
[04:06] <thechitowncubs> nickrud: yes
[04:06] <pen> bazhang: I don't want to create panic
[04:06] <amicrawler> can any body tell me what i need to do  for k3b in makeing the data burn as date and time
[04:06] <pen> bazhang: that doesn't feel good
[04:07] <nickrud> thechitowncubs: you fsck partitions, not disks. Like  fsck /dev/hda1
[04:07] <bazhang> pen then load it up and see what happens--using the restricted drivers is the safest bet though
[04:07] <NativeAngels> im settting up unreal on my linux box
[04:07] <NativeAngels> but im gettin a streaming errror
[04:07] <NativeAngels> sayin a ports in use
[04:07] <pen> bazhang: you mean with the restricted, the fullscreen bug will be solved
[04:07] <pen> bazhang: ?
[04:07] <NativeAngels> but i cant find where to look and to stop it
[04:07] <amicrawler> can any body tell me what i need to do  for k3b in makeing the data burn as date and time
[04:08] <prettyricky> is there a google desktop for ubuntu 7.10??
[04:08] <thechitowncubs> nickrud: it happens with that too
[04:08] <zelrikriando> prettyricky: I think so
[04:08] <RangdeBasanti_> nickrud monit can run commands also. if a proccess of file is not runninig? and no one can stop monit?
[04:08] <nickrud> thechitowncubs: you sure the partition isn't mounted?
[04:08] <RangdeBasanti_> nickrud except root or admin
[04:08] <kdc1956> anyone computer locks up while watching movies on 7.10
[04:08] <jeffMASTERflex> prettyricky: http://desktop.google.com/linux/
[04:09] <prettyricky> thanks guys! : )
[04:09] <nickrud> RangdeBasanti: if it runs as a root process, only root (or admin) can stop it. And it will restart programs that have stopped, yes
[04:09] <bazhang> pen hmm no way of knowing until you try correct? envy was the issue and now we will have to see
[04:09] <AtomicSpark> kdc1956: flash movies?
[04:09] <cannonball> NativeAngels: If you change that netstat to 'netstat -ltunp' it will show all processes listening on tcp and udp ports only, including the process name.  -a shows all open sockets, both network sockets and unix sockets, including open streams, which is a much longer list than the -l version.
[04:09] <kdc1956> yes
[04:09] <bazhang> haha
[04:10] <AtomicSpark> kdc1956: known issue. flash freezes firefox once in awhile.
[04:10] <bazhang> congrats on being opped by the way nickrud
[04:10] <kdc1956> ok thanks
[04:10] <pen> bazhang: ok
[04:10] <pen> I will try
[04:10] <prettyricky> I see download for ubuntu x86 and 64 will that work for 32?
[04:10] <thechitowncubs> This is my dmesg error
[04:10] <thechitowncubs> [  822.804000] hda: status error: error=0x40 { UncorrectableError }, LBAsect=121746, high=0, low=121746, sector=0
[04:10] <thechitowncubs> [  822.804000] ide: failed opcode was: 0xea
[04:10] <thechitowncubs> [  822.804000] hda: drive not ready for command
[04:10] <thechitowncubs> [  822.804000] hda: wcache flush failed!
[04:10] <FloodBot2> thechitowncubs: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:10] <thechitowncubs> shoot, sorry
[04:10] <nickrud> bazhang: I ducked and dodged, but when I told LjL to twist my arm he said:  +o or +b , my choice :)
[04:10] <bazhang> pen once it is done then you can come back here to reconfigure x if need be
[04:11] <thechitowncubs> sorry about that
[04:11] <pen> bazhang: ok
[04:11] <bazhang> nickrud: hahaha
[04:11] <prettyricky> jeffMASTERflex_ ------> I see download for ubuntu x86 and 64 will that work for 32?
[04:11] <hatter> why is the dvd /dev/scd0 ?
[04:11] <AtomicSpark> prettyricky: x86 is 32 bit.
[04:11] <nickrud> bazhang: he had to explain it to me, rflol
[04:12] <prettyricky> oh thanks!
[04:12] <cmueller> rtorrent is perfect
[04:12] <cmueller> thanks
[04:12] <bazhang> haha nickrud
[04:12] <RangdeBasanti_> nickrud you therE?
[04:12] <nickrud> RangdeBasanti: yes
[04:12] <tdawgedogg> d00ds whenever i go into syn. package manager now i get this error! E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[04:12] <tdawgedogg> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[04:12] <nickrud> tdawgedogg: in a terminal, type   sudo dpkg --configure -a
[04:12] <AtomicSpark> prettyricky: if you downloaded something that said x86_64 that's for 64 bit processors. i know naming schemes fail a lot.
[04:13] <Newbuntu2> can someone help me start my RAID array? I switched to ubuntu and I'm not sure how to start it back up
[04:13] <Newbuntu2> (software RAID 5)
[04:14] <TrustNoOne> rilo, did you have older azureus installed prior to installing vuze? you can get vuze running by running the shell script, but for the file associations to be moved from the old one to the new one, you said you did something?
[04:14] <Stagger> hello, i am facing a weird connection issue here. My connection works fine other than when i try to use XChat, Pidgin (or aMsn, no difference), or synaptic. It works if I manually set the DNS - it wont work if I leave the DNS on <IP_ADDRESS> (my router, a dlink, has DHCP and automatic DNS enabled by deafault). Now, if I edit resolv.conf to set my DNS of choice and restart, internet wont work. Same is true if I set DNS manually on the DLi
[04:14] <Stagger> nk. I have noticed that before returning the error message, XChat tries to connect to <IP_ADDRESS>. What is going on? thanks :)
[04:14] <prettyricky> Yep I just realized it,, do i have to unistall it cause it gave me an error message
[04:15] <AtomicSpark> Newbuntu2: software raid 5? i don't believe it!
[04:15] <rilo> TrustNoOne: I right-clicked the torrent and changed the "open with" to Azureus
[04:15] <TrustNoOne> ya but i already have the older version installed right, so it opens with old version, im guessing you didnt have the old one installed, or you removed it
[04:16] <hatter> Stagger, when you reboot you are getting dns from dhcp,
[04:16] <Newbuntu2> atomicspark: Should I past my raidtab file? ;)
[04:16] <lynxx> anyone else get an io-apic error on boot?
[04:16] <Newbuntu2> past
[04:16] <hatter> the routers as dns servers are crappy
[04:16] <Newbuntu2> paste
[04:16] <tdawgedogg> nickrud: thanks a lot man it worked ur the man
[04:16] <hatter> change the dns server you use in the dhcp server
[04:16] <AtomicSpark> Stagger: keeping your dns on your gateway works for most routers. they just forward the information on.
[04:16] <nickrud> tdawgedogg: heh. I read the error message :)
[04:16] <foo> err, firefox is crashing with this: Segmentation fault (core dumped) .. it crashes when I'm not doing anything. It's crashed 4 times in the past hour. I have a fresh install of 7.10 ... any ideas?
[04:16] <hatter> pfff, i have used plenty, they are unreliable
[04:16] <tdawgedogg> i typed it in terminal just without sudo
[04:16] <hatter> as dns servers
[04:17] <AtomicSpark> well. i use reliable routers *cough*
[04:17] <macogw> Stagger: you mean because the resolv.conf changes when network manager connects and tries to set it to what it thinks is right?
[04:17] <nickrud> tdawgedogg: ah. with dpkg and apt-get , like all system commands, you need sudo
[04:17] <ubuntu> hello
[04:17] <AtomicSpark> hi
[04:17] <NativeAngels> im gettin an error binding to a port
[04:17] <NativeAngels> 8067
[04:17] <NativeAngels> but i cant see anything runing there
[04:17] <hatter> AtomicSpark, :)  I am sure there are reliable ones, but here in Australia, the cheap d-link, netgear, etc are not so great
[04:17] <macogw> Stagger: you *could* "sudo chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf" to make that file immutable.  it won't be able to be changed, deleted, renamed, or have its mode (read, write, execute settings) changed.  to undo it, you'd use "sudo chattr -i /etc/resolv.conf"
[04:17] <jeffMASTERflex> foo: try deleting the .mozilla folder in your home directory and reinstalling firefox
[04:18] <nickrud> hack alert!
[04:18] <Stagger> macogw: yes i have used the chattr command
[04:18] <NativeAngels> how can i clear port 8067
[04:18] <AtomicSpark> Newbuntu2: anyways, i would advise to never run a software raid. if your software gets corrupt for any reason (your os is down) you risk losing everything, which defeats the point of raid.
[04:18] <macogw> Stagger: it manages to change the file again even after you chattr +i?
[04:18] <AtomicSpark> Newbuntu2: anyways if you used a hardware controller for it, you can just use ubuntu to set up LVM on it if you want the feature to expand in the future.
[04:19] <hatter> AtomicSpark, i have been using s/w raid for quite a few years with no problems
[04:19] <Stagger> macogw: no, after that the file stays the same but connection fails completely. i wont even get through to my router
[04:19] <rilo> TrustNoOne: I had run apt-get remove azureus so I thought it was removed... but it apparently wasn't. I opened Azureus up through the menu, and it was the new version. Then, I noticed in Synaptic Azureus was still there, so I removed it... then the Azureus link in the menu disappeared
[04:19] <ubuntu> i have error when i turn off pc when i try turn on cant complete looding then show black screen
[04:19] <NativeAngels> so how do i clear all the ports in ubuntu
[04:19] <AtomicSpark> hatter: just stating my opinion ;)
[04:19] <NativeAngels> as i cant find what process is blocking it
[04:19] <Stagger> macogw: pardon i do get to my router but not to the internet
[04:19] <macogw> Stagger: do you get an IP from the router?
[04:19] <TrustNoOne> rilo,  ok so you didnt remove with synaptic then
[04:20] <hatter> AtomicSpark, :) Of course
[04:20] <Stagger> macogw: yeah
[04:20] <rilo> TrustNoOne: nope
[04:20] <macogw> Stagger: can you ping your DNS servers?
[04:20] <Stagger> how do i check that?
[04:20] <macogw> Stagger: ping the IP addresses you put in resolv.conf
[04:20] <Stagger> ok
[04:21] <Stagger> macogw: ok I will do that and be back in min
[04:21] <Stagger> macogw: thanks :)
[04:21] <Newbuntu2> atomicspark: the point is for the data to survive a HDD failure rather than maintain uninterrupted uptime; the OS is on a different drive. anyway, my data is on the disks, so I need to start the raid array again. any help doing that?
[04:21] <ubu2> I've been having trouble with getting the console resolution to stay at 1024x768.  I added nvidiafb to /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and un-blacklisted it... and it worked beautifully, but then X didn't.
[04:21] <seracht> anyone know how to remove join/quit messages in pidgin
[04:22] <hatter> Newbuntu2, cat /proc/mdstat shows you what state the raid is in
[04:22] <rilo> seracht: it's in preferences
[04:22] <asdrubal> Why does the volume panel applet always show mute when I do scroll wheel on it?
[04:22] <nickrud> ubu2: I don't think anyone has gotten framebuffer working well on consoles in ubuntu
[04:22] <asdrubal> it's not muted but it shows mute
[04:22] <nickrud> ubu2: anyone being me, anyway and others i've heard try
[04:23] <seracht> I can't find it rilo
[04:23] <bazhang> seracht: sure; switch to xchat ;]
[04:23] <ubu2> I used to have it working in feisty, but it seems like a lot more things are broken for me in gutsy
[04:23] <EADG> nickrud: ubu2 I have. took me awhile to sort out the config files, but it's "do-able"
[04:23] <hatter> whats the graphical crontab program called in ubuntu ?
[04:23] <Newbuntu2> hatter: I changed OS (went from gentoo to ubuntu); I don't know how to configure/add my drives/etc from an existing array (I just remember how to create one, but that would pave my drives)
[04:23] <warriorforgod> Does anybody know where pidgin puts files that someone sends to me over im?
[04:24] <hatter> Newbuntu2, google mdadm,  the commands arent too difficult
[04:24] <CVD-PR> Hey, i can compile a .cpp in anjuta but dont let me choose build
[04:24] <ubu2> EADG: any suggestions?
[04:25] <jeffMASTERflex> CVD-PR: do you have build-essential installed?
[04:25] <CVD-PR> yes jeffMASTERflex
[04:25] <EADG> warriorforgod: No, not I, but if you know the name of the last sent file you can find it like this: open a terminal and type "sudo locate -u && locate lastfilesent" Dead easy :)
[04:25] <jeffMASTERflex> CVD-PR: don't know the problem then, i've never used anjuta sorry
[04:25] <ubu2> most of the time I'll get a blinking cursor and a blank screen in the console
[04:25] <usr13> Stagger: hatter I don't know that there is one, but try   crontab -l   and   crontab -e
[04:25] <CVD-PR> ok
[04:26] <EADG> ubu2: Wasn't following the convo, what do you want to do?
[04:26] <ubu2> EADG: I want my console to be 1024x768, the resolution of my LCD monitor
[04:26] <bazhang> heh
[04:26] <ubu2> I added nvidiafb to /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and un-blacklisted it... and it worked beautifully, but then X didn't.
[04:26] <EADG> ubu2: Running Gutsy?
[04:26] <ubu2> yes, 7.10
[04:26] <hatter> usr13, thx, just found it, kcron
[04:26] <tdawgedogg> i cant get my resolution to 1920 by 1200 like its supposted to be i have a nvidia 7600 gt
[04:27] <usr13>  hatter   crontab -e
[04:27] <usr13> hatter: Cool, thanks.
[04:28] <warriorforgod> Ok.  Next question.  When I type ifconfig in a terminal, none of the interfaces shows an ip address, however I have full internet access.
[04:28] <EADG> ubu2: K, Gutsy did some things ab it diffrent than previous releases in that the framebuffer is disabled by default. So what ya need to do is re-enable it. Pretty easy, but you need to edit 3 files.
[04:29] <EADG> ubu2: gimme a couple minutes to track down a url for you.
[04:29] <usr13> warriorforgod: That's interesting.  Hummm, you sure?
[04:29] <ubu2> EADG: thank you
[04:29] <warriorforgod> usr13: yup
[04:29] <warriorforgod> Wiered to me too.
[04:30] <usr13> warriorforgod: Wired network?   What kind of router?
[04:30] <warriorforgod> No router.  Hooked directly to cable modem.
[04:30] <AntiUSA> I have laptop with a 15.4" WXGA screen with a 2MP camera, how can I see if the web cam is working? Skype is not able to see it
[04:30] <hatter> warriorforgod, try turning off roaming mode - system -> adminstraitioon -> network
[04:30] <ubu2> This is what I tried, and it screwed up X: http://www.savvyadmin.com/2007/12/25/console-framebuffer-in-ubuntu/
[04:30] <usr13> warriorforgod:  What's your ISP?
[04:31] <warriorforgod> usr13: cox
[04:31] <cedriczg> hello fellows, maybe here is not the place to post this question. Bu I need help with web control panels
[04:31] <pen_> bazhang: are you still there?
[04:31] <cedriczg> I have a website which does not have cpanl
[04:31] <bazhang> pen_: yes of course ;]
[04:31] <cedriczg> cpanel
[04:31] <pen_> bazhang: now after I enable the driver in manager
[04:31] <cedriczg> I know it has another control panel
[04:31] <pen_> bazhang: it says it cannot detect the driver
[04:31] <cedriczg> but don't remember its name
[04:32] <pen_> bazhang: then I'm in low resolution
[04:32] <AtomicSpark> cedriczg: if you rented this server, i bet it's webmin.
[04:32] <cedriczg> Does someone know another type of control panel for web hosting?
[04:32] <cedriczg> oh, that may be
[04:32] <bazhang> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg pen
[04:32] <cedriczg> let me trty
[04:32] <AtomicSpark> cedriczg: there is webmin, cpanel, and plesk.
[04:32] <usr13> warriorforgod: PIng the router, see what it says.  e.g. ping <IP_ADDRESS>  or ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:32] <pen_> bazhang: and btw, I didn't go to envy and uninstall the driver first
[04:33] <usr13> warriorforgod:  route -n
[04:33] <AtomicSpark> cedriczg: webmin is used for server config mostly, not for virutal hosts (shared web hosting)
[04:33] <pen_> bazhang: now what should I do?
[04:33] <warriorforgod> usr13: There is no router.  Connected directly to cable modem.
[04:33] <bazhang> pen_: umm best to do that then
[04:33] <pen_> bazhang: ok
[04:33] <cedriczg> AtomicSpark, thanks
[04:33] <pen_> I wil try again
[04:33] <bazhang> ebox also cedriczg
[04:33] <usr13> warriorforgod: Ping the modem.
[04:33] <usr13> warriorforgod:  route -n
[04:33] <cedriczg> AtomicSpark, I trtried webmin and no answer
[04:33] <AtomicSpark> cedriczg: what are you trying to do? log into something?
[04:33] <bazhang> !info ebox
[04:33] <AntiUSA> how do I install my webcam?
[04:33] <ubotu> ebox (source: ebox): eBox - Base framework. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9.3-0ubuntu9 (gutsy), package size 127 kB, installed size 1220 kB
[04:33] <Jouva> I was jut wondering: Is there any GPS and mapping software available for Linux? i.e., something where I could have my laptop with me and a GPS device connected to it and help directions to the driver of a vehicle for whereever we're going
[04:34] <EADG> ubu2: still looking...
[04:34]  * cyphase just saw a Dell commercial on CNN for a computer with Ubuntu installed
[04:34] <AtomicSpark> scary.
[04:34] <cedriczg> AtomicSpark, I am trying to log to site.org.uy/controlpanel
[04:34] <Jouva> cyphase: Nice
[04:34] <bazhang> http://www.linuxlove.org/2007/11/12/linux-webcam-microsoft-lifecam-nx-6000-on-ubuntu-and-fedora/ see if it is in this list AntiUSA
[04:34] <cedriczg> AtomicSpark, but I don't remember the controlpanel name
[04:34] <cedriczg> AtomicSpark, and there set the users webmail space usage
[04:35] <gavo> hi all    im running a GA P35-DS4 with the latest bios, and an Nvidia 8800GTS... anyway when I try and run ANY ubuntu-based distro... I get a completely black screen after I hit enter on the install cd... I think this is a common problem, but im hoping theres a common fix?
[04:35] <usr13> Jouva: gpsdrive
[04:35] <cedriczg> AtomicSpark, for instancece I can access site.org.uy/webmail
[04:35] <gavo> oh and usually i get a "kernel panic: cannot sync" error if I turn off quiet boot
[04:35] <cyphase> Jouva: at least, it looked a whole lot like Ubuntu
[04:36] <cyphase> it was just a background
[04:36] <usr13> Jouva: gpsman
[04:36] <Jouva> cyphase: Well if it didn't look like Vista it was probably Ubuntu
[04:36] <AtomicSpark> cedriczg: you'll have to contact your host. its different depending on what you have and how its set up. most places use just ip:port and maybe they have a domain.com/cpanel forward to that. you know you have to use https:// right?
[04:36] <seracht_> ok with x-chat how do I remove join/part messages
[04:36] <Jouva> I think gpsdrive is what I'd be looking for, thanks :)
[04:36] <seracht_> it's annoying
[04:37] <cedriczg> AtomicSpark, It seems it was /admin . I was lucky. Thanks to you I remembered (I supposed webim had the word admin in it :P )
[04:37] <usr13> Jouva: gpsdrive - Car navigation system
[04:37] <bazhang> seracht: right click on the nick list
[04:37] <prettyricky> Hey guys what can I do to add a new bootskin, whenever I start my pc
[04:37] <AtomicSpark> cedriczg: yeah they just have a redirect set up for you. neato.
[04:38] <AnonCon> how do i build a C++ file?
[04:38] <cedriczg> AtomicSpark, thanks a lot
[04:38] <cedriczg> AtomicSpark, Nice to find people eager to help around here ;)
[04:38] <CVD-PR> anjuta crate the main.o but not the executable
[04:38] <seracht> AnonCon:  you can use gdb
[04:38] <seracht> er
[04:38] <seracht> crap
[04:38] <seracht> let me remember the command
[04:39] <seracht> use a make file or something
[04:39] <AnonCon> sorry, I'm not familiar with gdb
[04:39] <seracht> gdb is a debugger
[04:39] <usr13> AnonCon: build-essential - informational list of build-essential packages
[04:39] <seracht> not a compiler
[04:39] <n0greenfx> whats the best irc client for ubuntu
[04:39] <vbabiy-laptop> Hey is there a real Player package from ubuntu
[04:39] <EADG> ubu2: I'm at a loss.
[04:39] <usr13> !build-essential | AnonCon
[04:39] <ubotu> AnonCon: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)
[04:39] <TrustNoOne> rilo, what did you use for a menu icon for azureus, because i didnt install the way you did, i just put azureus folder in /bin/share and then i created a file menu for the script, and made my own file association, it seems to be working, just that the icon in the menu is the default "no icon" one
[04:39] <n8tuser> gavo can you try framebuffer=false as an entry during boot?
[04:40] <gavo> n8tuser:   sure ill give it a go... should I add it to a regular boot command on standard res?
[04:40] <nrossin> Okay, for some reason everything in Ubuntu is crashing all of a sudden.  No sound, XChat crashes, Firefox crashes, Amarok and Exaile both crash...  Even restarting X hasn't solved anything.  I haven't installed anything... was just watching videos online and suddenly lost sound...
[04:40] <speeddemon8803> !packages > speeddemon8803
[04:40] <Jouva> usr13: Yep. That's what it say here ;) I won't be using it yet but I'll keep it in mind. Right now I can only think of 3 applications and one big reason why I can't and stick Linux on my laptop as well.
[04:40] <EADG> ubu2: I can't seem to track down one of 4 threads on the issue. Look on www.ubuntu-forum.org.
[04:40] <Jouva> s/say/says/
[04:40] <pen> bazhang: ok
[04:41] <pen> bazhang: not working
[04:41] <n8tuser> gavo during boot, you can "e" edit it for a temporary try.
[04:41] <Jouva> !botsnack
[04:41] <ubotu> Yum! Err, I mean, APT!
[04:41] <usr13> Jouva: Very good!  Go for it :)
[04:41] <rilo> TrustNoOne: actually, I wiped out all the Azureus stuff I had... copied the .deb to /usr/bin, sudo dpkg -i Azureus.... and it set it up completely. I ran it through the applications menu as it also setup the icon there and it's all good
[04:41] <pen> bazhang: and if I go to the manager, it says the driver is not in use although it's checked??
[04:41] <gavo> yep   ill just add it to the end of the standard entries   brb
[04:41] <gavo> thanks
[04:41] <Jouva> usr13: That's the problem. I do have it on my desktop, but my laptop I HAVE to keep Windows on.
[04:41] <pen> bazhang: but when i go to xorg.conf to check the driver
[04:41] <pen> bazhang: it's nvidia
[04:42] <pen> bazhang: not nv
[04:42] <nrossin> Okay, for some reason everything in Ubuntu is crashing all of a sudden.  No sound, XChat crashes, Firefox crashes, Amarok and Exaile both crash...  Even restarting X hasn't solved anything.  I haven't installed anything... was just watching videos online and suddenly lost sound... Anyone know how I can fix this without rebooting?
[04:42] <pen> bazhang: so tell me what should I do next?
[04:42] <usr13> Jouva: Dual boot. How big is the drive?
[04:42] <bazhang> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg in the terminal pen
[04:42] <cakedonkey> Hey all.
[04:42] <TrustNoOne> rilo, i didnt get the deb, i got the tar... and it WORKS i just need the icon, mind sending it to me?
[04:43] <bazhang> nrossin: what extra repos you got in your sources list?
[04:43] <rilo> TrustNoOne: I thought there was some residue from the old installs so I just did it all over again... there was that Azureus script in the directory after I installed from the .deb the first time and it removed things so I didn't the second time... alright
[04:43] <Jouva> usr13: Not big enough to dual boot really. I do some custom Windows software development for a consulting firm, so I kinda need Windows for that and need the space ;)
[04:43] <nrossin> bazhang: Uhm, nothing out of the ordinary.  I don't actually think I have ANY extra repos.
[04:43] <TrustNoOne> rilo, if you wouldnt mind just throwing it on megaupload or some sharing site and sending me the link, id appreciate...
[04:43] <usr13> Jouva: Get another drive.
[04:43] <nrossin> bazhang: I just know that I was watching movie trailers and when I tried to watch another one, the sound didn't work... then everything started crashing.
[04:43] <AntiUSA> how do I install my webcam?
[04:43] <bazhang> nrossin: what triggered this event? what happened between when it was working and when it stopped working
[04:43] <Jouva> usr13: For the laptop?
[04:44] <ubu2> EADG: ah, well, I've already read as many as I can on it
[04:44]  * NeT_DeMoN_ hugs ubotu
[04:44] <nrossin> bazhang: That was literally it... just a matter of moving from one website to another.
[04:44] <Jouva> usr13: Oh a bigger one. I see. No. Can't afford it right now and don't have the urge to dual boot for the most part anyway, and would put extra space to Windows' use anyway :/
[04:44] <bazhang> nrossin: did you install something like awn or other? are you running compiz? have you tried disabling it if so?
[04:44] <nrossin> bazhang: I've tried restarting X, but that hasn't helped either.
[04:44] <fredmv> Not sure how re-hashed of a topic this is, and I've searched around, but how should I go about fixing "Unable to initialize SDL: No available video device". Anytime I launch a game (that preseumably uses the SDL libs) I get this error.
[04:44] <TrustNoOne> rilo, that works too, thx
[04:44] <nrossin> bazhang: I don't use Compiz or any docks...
[04:45] <TrustNoOne> best dock is AWN
[04:45] <usr13> Jouva: Yes, get a BID drive, ghost your existing MS onto it, leave 20g or so free and then install Ubuntu on it.
[04:45] <NeT_DeMoN_> @lart 8 NeT_DeMoN_
[04:45] <bazhang> !ot | NeT_DeMoN_
[04:45] <ubotu> NeT_DeMoN_: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[04:45] <Stagger_Lee> macogw: hi, you still there?
[04:45] <Jouva> usr13: I'd consider it if I had the money ;)
[04:45] <Stagger_Lee> macogw: it didnt work!
[04:45] <NeT_DeMoN_> bazhang: i know, i was just testing something
[04:45] <rilo> TrustNoOne: no problem, thanks for the info
[04:45] <macogw> Stagger_Lee: yes
[04:45] <EADG> ubu2: hehe, don't give up. It's possible. It's one of the first things I did when I installed Gutsy.
[04:45] <NeT_DeMoN_> back to offtopic!
[04:45] <AntiUSA> is there a guide to how to install a webcam on Ubuntu?
[04:46] <macogw> Stagger_Lee: you cant ping the DNS servers, but you can ping the router, right?
[04:46] <thechitowncubs> I upgraded my kernel and now I can't boot into my ubuntu :(
[04:46] <bazhang> AntiUSA: apart from the link I gave you?
[04:46] <fredmv> Has anyone run into such a problem? Unable to initialize SDL: No available video device
[04:46] <AntiUSA> I missed it
[04:46] <thechitowncubs> I am now in the livecd but i can't run fsck or anything successfully
[04:46] <Stagger_Lee> macogw: no, if i edit resolv i cant ping the router either
[04:46] <AntiUSA> sorry man
[04:46] <nrossin> AntiUSA: I would assume typing "webcam ubuntu" into Google would give you exactly what you're looking for.
[04:46] <usr13> Jouva: Yea, I know what you mean.  But HDs are getting little cheeper now days, so.... save up and watch for good deal.  Check out the used market, etc.
[04:46] <AntiUSA> could you send it again
[04:46] <bazhang> AntiUSA: can you scroll up?
[04:46] <fredmv> I just installed the latest sdl1.2 Debian libs and did an xhost + localhost.  Still nothing.
[04:46] <jeffMASTERflex> ubotu: have you checked out this page? http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-652038.html
[04:46] <AntiUSA> I have done that but I have not been able to succeed
[04:46] <Exershio> ugh, can someone help? I'm using Gnome (ubuntu gutsy) and I have items in my applications menu that I cannot delete (a warcraft game I installed through wine). I press delete and nothing happens. why cant I get rid of them?
[04:47] <zelrikriando> AntiUSA: plug your webcam...if it doesnt work...go and buy one that is compatible
[04:47] <AntiUSA> I tried easy cam with no luck
[04:47] <zelrikriando> :D
[04:47] <jeffMASTERflex> ubu2: oops... have you checked out this page? http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-652038.html
[04:47] <AntiUSA> well it's the one that is part of my laptop :(
[04:47] <Jouva> usr13: Sorry just that I have a nice big big big credit card debt I need to pay off first :)
[04:47] <Stagger_Lee> macogw: i am confused, how can it be that changing the dns makes me unable to connect to my own router?
[04:47] <macogw> Stagger_Lee: why'd you edit the resolv.conf at all then?
[04:47] <bazhang> http://www.linuxlove.org/2007/11/12/linux-webcam-microsoft-lifecam-nx-6000-on-ubuntu-and-fedora/ AntiUSA see if your cam is in this list
[04:47] <nrossin> Exershio: Are you trying to delete them while editing the menus?  Try right-clicking and choosing Remove/Delete
[04:47] <EADG> ubu2: I spend most me time in CLI with Screen... couldn't live there if I couldn't have better res, and a better looking font.
[04:47] <Exershio> nrossin: I tried that, and nothing happens
[04:47] <usr13> Jouva: Yea, esll maybe later on...
[04:47] <macogw> Stagger_Lee: i dont know
[04:47] <nrossin> Okay, for some reason everything in Ubuntu is crashing all of a sudden.  No sound, XChat crashes, Firefox crashes, Amarok and Exaile both crash...  Even restarting X hasn't solved anything.  I haven't installed anything... was just watching videos online and suddenly lost sound... Anyone know how I can fix this without rebooting?
[04:48] <hatter> Stagger_Lee, it cant
[04:48] <macogw> Stagger_Lee: im pretty confused by what's wrong with your comp, so i'm gonna go ahead and let someone else take over
[04:48] <Jouva> usr13: Oh trust me I'd love to do it :) There's not many games I play these days so I won't have to worry about that for example.
[04:48] <Stagger_Lee> macogw: thanks anyway
[04:48] <fredmv> Anyone have any clue about SDL issues?    Man, I feel like such a newb...
[04:48] <usr13> nrossin: Try restartgin the Xserver   Ctrl-Alt-Backspace
[04:48] <nrossin> usr13: I wrote that I already tried that ;)
[04:48] <usr13> fredmv: What's the problem?
[04:49] <Stagger_Lee> hatter: well if i edit resolv.conf, and replace nameserver <IP_ADDRESS> with my own provider's DNS or OPen DNS, upon restart i cant connect to my own router
[04:49] <pen> bazhang: what mouse protocal should I choose?
[04:49] <usr13> nrossin: I dono then, sorry.
[04:49] <bazhang> pen when in doubt choose the default
[04:49] <Stagger_Lee> hatter:it keeps trying but it wont get through
[04:49] <AntiUSA> ok bazhang, I found your link
[04:49] <AntiUSA> thanks man
[04:49] <samuel> what are the alternatives?
[04:50] <samuel> what is  the alternatives under ubuntu?
[04:50] <n8tuser> nrossin--> when you do   ipcs  how many rows have their last column (status) blank?
[04:50] <fredmv> usr13: I'm trying to launch an SDL-based game  ( sauerbraten ) and I keep getting "Unable to initialize SDL: No available video device".    I've tried a) installing the latest sdl1.2 Debian libs.  and 2) running a xhost + localhost... but to no avail.
[04:50] <nrossin> Man, I tell ya... I get more random crashes and things just breaking in Linux than I do with Windows... I still LOVE Linux, just wish it didn't constantly break without any changes being made.
[04:50] <bazhang> samuel not sure what you are asking--please clarify
[04:50] <zelrikriando> samuel: hello...
[04:51] <zelrikriando> (first)
[04:51] <nrossin> n8tuser: There are 3 blank entries.
[04:51] <nrossin> n8tuser: One for root, two for me.
[04:51] <hatter> Stagger_Lee, when you say connect, do yuo mean open in a browser ?
[04:52] <hatter> you dont need to reboot when you change resolv.conf
[04:52] <fredmv> usr13: any ideas?   I searched the forum but the solutions that worked for others don't seem to be working for me.  I've restarted the X-server several times too.
[04:52] <n8tuser> nrossin--> under bytes how much do they take up?
[04:52] <pen> bazhang: what should I do now?
[04:52] <pen> bazhang: I finished the settings
[04:53] <n8tuser> nrossin--> btw, which ubuntu version do you have?
[04:53] <TrustNoOne> anyways, time to go look at some bootloader screens
[04:53] <s_unix> hi
[04:53] <samuel> I want to know how to update ubuntu alternatives ?
[04:53] <bazhang> pen reboot
[04:53] <shdbft> .abjects.net
[04:53] <nrossin> n8tuser: root: 122880...  for me: 64528 and 131072.  I'm running Gutsy
[04:53] <pen> bazhang: ok
[04:54] <n8tuser> Stagger_Lee--> i hope you realized that using your ISP's dns would not allow you to resolve, 192.x ip addresses right?
[04:54] <bazhang> samuel: what is ubuntu alternatives? clarify please
[04:55] <hatter> n8tuser, not true
[04:55] <n8tuser> nrossin--> you can try to remove them with ipcrm,  I dont know the options off hand, man ipcs, man ipcrm
[04:55] <nrossin> n8tuser: WOuldn't it be easier to just reboot?
[04:55] <UnIdiot> anyone want to help me?
[04:55] <nrossin> n8tuser: Would basically accomplish the same thing, wouldn't it?
[04:56] <n8tuser> hatter--> does your ISP address resolve 192.x.x.x addresses?
[04:56] <hatter> dns has one purpose, map human readable names to ip addresses
[04:56] <bazhang> ask away UnIdiot
[04:56] <UnIdiot> okay then
[04:56] <n8tuser> nrossin--> go ahead and reboot
[04:56] <nrossin> ugh... man this is infuriating.
[04:56] <nrossin> n8tuser: THanks
[04:56] <UnIdiot> im trying to blacklist the pc speaker, it keeps on beeping in the terminal and on startup in xubuntu
[04:56] <pen_> bazhang: unfortunately, it's still not working
[04:56] <UnIdiot> i've added it to the blacklist, but it still does it
[04:56] <n8tuser> hatter--> you did not answer me, can your ISP dns server resolve a 192.x.x.x address?
[04:56] <pen_> bazhang: why?
[04:56] <gavo> hey all  i was here before... urmmm figured out my problem   ... does 64bit kubuntu support Core2Duo processors? because the 32bit version is working without the black screen and kernel sync problems ive been having...
[04:57] <UnIdiot> i can disable it temporarily though
[04:57] <bazhang> pen_: what happened in the restart?
[04:57] <s_unix> UnIdiot: in X -> xset -b
[04:57] <pen_> bazhang: what do you mean?
[04:57] <hatter> n8tuser, you are speaking of ip addresses,  dns resolves names to ip addresses
[04:57] <samuel> bazhang: I am sorry , I don't know much about ubuntu alternatives. I just want to know how to change the jvm enviorment ?
[04:57] <UnIdiot> s_unix: huh,..... I'm a linux newbie
[04:57] <bazhang> pen what does the restricted driver now say?
[04:57] <n8tuser> hatter--> and likewise in reverse noh?  you have not answered my question yet
[04:57] <pen_> bazhang: same thing, it's checked but say not in use
[04:58] <palomer> hello
[04:58] <palomer> I just pressed a few buttons
[04:58] <bazhang> pen try unchecking it then rechecking it
[04:58] <palomer> and now my firefox is opaque!
[04:58] <palomer> ie, transparent
[04:58] <palomer> how do I stop this stuff?
[04:58] <palomer> its freaking me out
[04:58] <hatter> no an internet dns does not resolve a name to an internet non-routable address
[04:58] <bazhang> palomer: sounds like a compiz plug in
[04:58] <hatter> that is not the point
[04:58] <pen_> bazhang: no restart between?
[04:58] <n8tuser> hatter, correct
[04:58] <palomer> this is a fresh install!
[04:58] <bazhang> pen_: nay
[04:59] <hatter> the point is, he is trying to get to his router via an ip address
[04:59] <fredmv> I hate to keep asking this, but does anyone know how to fix: " Unable to initialize SDL: No available video device".  I've got the latest sdl1.2 libs for Debian, as well as trying a 'xhost + localhost'.  Still, I get the same error...
[04:59] <pen_> bazhang: ok, now?
[04:59] <hatter> to which, dns has no part
[04:59] <pen_> bazhang: do I need to do any configuration?
[04:59] <palomer> I press shift something
[04:59] <palomer> or control something
[04:59] <bazhang> pen hang on a second
[04:59] <n8tuser> hatter and if he is using the ISP dns server to resolve an ip address thats 192.x.x.x it would not work
[04:59] <palomer> whoa
[04:59] <palomer> alt-mouse wheel
[04:59] <Stag> hatter: i have tried restarting, but nothing has changed
[04:59] <s_unix> UnIdiot: in term input -> xset -b -> to stop Xorg bell
[04:59] <Stag> hatter: I am confused! :S
[04:59] <UnIdiot> ok
[05:00] <hatter> n8tuser,  no it doesnt, but no router asks for a domain name.
[05:00] <bazhang> palomer try alt f2 metacity --replace
[05:00] <seracht> crap
[05:00] <UnIdiot> anyway to do it perminatly?
[05:00] <seracht> I have gnome xchat
[05:00] <seracht> can I remove join/part messages there
[05:00] <hatter> they need an ip address on the same subnet
[05:00] <UnIdiot> or will that last after a reboot?
[05:00] <hatter> which doesnt need any dns
[05:00] <Stag> hatter: could it have to to with the DHCP settings?
[05:00] <n8tuser> hatter, correct, if in same subnet
[05:00] <hatter> stag, yes, the dhcp gives out the ip address
[05:00] <ToddEDM> how can i make a different movie plaer the default one ?
[05:01] <palomer> alt-mousewheel can change the opacity
[05:01] <palomer> pretty funky
[05:01] <jrib> !defaultapp > ToddEDM (read the private message from ubotu)
[05:01] <Djangoo> it's gone now
[05:01] <ubu2> EADG: thanks, I'll take a look at it. yeah, I spend a lot of time in CLI and it sucks with low res =p
[05:01] <UnIdiot> s_unix:  I want it completely disabled, in everything, so that it will never beep.
[05:01] <Stag> hatter: should I disable the DHCP?
[05:01] <UnIdiot> how would i do that?
[05:01] <pen_> bazhang: now?
[05:01] <hatter> stag, so you need to make sure of two things, the dhcp server is turned on, and you havent set a static ip address on your box which os on a different subnet
[05:01] <pen_> bazhang: are u there?
[05:01] <Stag> hatter: I am sure of both
[05:01] <seracht> guys, for getting the best looking themes, should I search for emerald or something else?
[05:01] <hatter> then you should be able to ping the router
[05:01] <s_unix> UnIdiot:you can add it to  X boot srcipt
[05:01] <dbe`> '
[05:02] <hatter> and make sure youdon't have two dhcp servers on the same network
[05:02] <pen_> !theme | seracht
[05:02] <ubotu> seracht: Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy
[05:02] <UnIdiot> and how would i do that s_unix?
[05:02] <UnIdiot> thanks for the help btw
[05:02] <jack-desktop> whats the easiest way to remove a window list from a panel
[05:02] <Stag> hatter: I only have one router, could I still have 2dhcp's?
[05:02] <titanix88> guys, i had an interesting ubuntu slowdown issue. It was just working fine with compiz and gnome. Suddenly i found my login taking 10-15 minutes. Then i disabled gdm and installed kdm. Now it's fast again. Why??!
[05:02] <seracht> pen what should I look for though
[05:02] <hatter> stag, do you have wireless ?
[05:02] <ToddEDM> is VLC the best media player?
[05:02] <Jewsus_> Can someone help me determine why my computer is going so slow right now (using Ubuntu)?  Is there a way to see which process(es) are making it so slow?
[05:03] <FourX4Luvn> !best | ToddEDM
[05:03] <ubotu> ToddEDM: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, join #ubuntu-bots and ask there.
[05:03] <pen_> seracht: it's obvious, although I forgot the exact name, but it's something like theme or
[05:03] <Stag> yes
[05:03] <Stag> hatter: yes
[05:03] <pen_> bazhang: plz, I'm stuck here, low resolution
[05:03] <n8tuser> Jewsus_--> start with top, whats the highest cpu usage?
[05:03] <hatter> most wireless devices have dhcp servers turned on by default
[05:03] <s_unix> UnIdiot: like mk a file in /etc/X11/Xsession.d/stopbell
[05:03] <ToddEDM> would any of you consider VLC to be your favorite media player?
[05:03] <Stag> hatter: yes I am sure it is still on, i have just checked
[05:03] <samuel> How to list channels under ZhatZilla?
[05:03] <UnIdiot> ok
[05:03] <bazhang> pen you have the nvidia-glx-new installed?
[05:04] <Stag> it's always been on actually
[05:04] <Jewsus_> n8tuser, top of what? System monitor -> processes?
[05:04] <n8tuser> hatter come again? wireles devices have dhcp server turned on?
[05:04] <titanix88> Jewsus_: my pc was going slow too. but there was no detectable cpu or mem use.
[05:04] <pen_> bazhang: I think so
[05:04] <pen_> bazhang: it says the lastest
[05:04] <usr13> ToddEDM: mplayer
[05:04] <hatter> stag, wireless access point
[05:04] <n8tuser> Jewsus_-->  on command line, type top
[05:04] <bazhang> pen_: open up synaptic and check please
[05:04] <Stag> hatter: what do you mean?
[05:04] <jrib> ToddEDM: just try them and use what works for you
[05:04] <n0greenf1> i have and external usb hdd in ntfs format how do i share that with my macbook running os x??
[05:04] <hatter> stag, do you have a wireless access point or wireless router ? as a seperate little box to your modem ?
[05:05] <Stag> i have a router
[05:05] <pen_> bazhang: yes , it's marked
[05:05] <pen_> bazhang: and installed
[05:05] <Stag> hatter: like a little box plugged into the wall downstairs
[05:05] <n8tuser> Stag its best to describe the network layout you have, if you have drawing preferably
[05:05] <jack-desktop> whats the easiest way to remove a window list from a panel
[05:05] <pen_> bazhang: btw, I haven't reboot yet
[05:05] <pen_> bazhang: you told me to wait
[05:06] <hatter> Stag, what is this little box you speak of ?
[05:06] <pen_> bazhang: so what should I do now?
[05:06] <FourX4Luvn> jack-desktop: Right click on it and select "remove from panel"
[05:06] <Stag> DLink G604T
[05:06] <usr13> Stag: What's the problem?  Are you unable to acquire IP settings from the DHCP server?  If so, try restarting the router, (sometimes the DHCP server wakes up after hard reset).
[05:06] <Jewsus_> the highest CPU usage is from a game I was playing, but that game won't respond when I try to close it.   The very left edge.. See a very faint set of little dots?  There.
[05:07] <usr13> Stag: What is your router's IP?  <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[05:07] <bazhang> pen you also have the nvidia-kernel-common?
[05:08] <pen_> bazhang: yes
[05:08] <Stag> usr1: xchat, pidgin and synaptic cant connect to the internet. firefox can. i can connect with xchat if i manually set the DNS; but if i change resolv.conf, give chattr +1 and restart, i cant access my router
[05:08] <usr13> Stag: Check the cable.  If you have a spare, replace it.  (Could have bad connector at one end or the other.)
[05:08] <Stag> usr1: yes <IP_ADDRESS>
[05:08] <Jewsus_> ok
[05:08] <bazhang> sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf pen