[00:00] <feierfox> need an easy way to transcode AVI to DVD-Standard
[00:00] <eighty4> off the top of my head i don't know neopsyche, i'm not a web developer
[00:00] <bottiger> HoboBen: before something exciting happens (like KDE4) I don't care about upgrading
[00:00] <aguitel> Dr_willis: rtl818x
[00:00] <HoboBen> bottiger, aye - I suppose I can always turn off anything more I don't need like autoprinter detection
[00:00] <neopsyche> eighty4: thanks for the tip though
[00:00] <swmiller7> @feierfox: Devede
[00:00] <atlfalcons866> if i am running ubuntu gutsy rc1 will i have to upgrade to gutsy tomorrow
[00:00] <feierfox> i treid Devede
[00:01] <feierfox> what kbps should i use?
[00:01] <bottiger> atlfalcons866: no - just run update and upgrade
[00:01] <feierfox> i there a stadard?
[00:01] <Dr_willis> atlfalcons866,  my system says its up to date... i will update/upgrade again in a few days. :)
[00:01] <feierfox> i need a number round about 4500
[00:01] <swmiller7> Try tovid maybe you likr that better
[00:01] <bottiger> atlfalcons866: the usual stuff
[00:01] <swmiller7> What do you mean standard?
[00:02] <MoNsTeR> how do i veiw my winblows harddrive
[00:02] <swmiller7> you can set that in the video setting s of devede
[00:02] <squizzle> lalala
[00:02] <feierfox> standard ---> my stand-alone should play them
[00:02] <axjv> MoNsTeR: ntfs-3g
[00:02] <swmiller7> mine plays them fine
[00:02] <swmiller7> make sure you have your settings right
[00:02] <MoNsTeR> axjv: whats that?
[00:02] <feierfox> ok, i will give devede a try...
[00:02] <SirBob1701> I just upgraded to gutsy and it fraged all my tty's on two computers so you guys may want to be warey of updating
[00:02] <feierfox> what could i make wrong?
[00:03] <swmiller7> pal vs ntsc
[00:03] <ebirtaid> monster:  it allows you to read/write ntfs
[00:03] <feierfox> ah
[00:03] <Dr_willis> MoNsTeR,  Mount them,  theres several web site/factoids on doing it. ntfs-3g lets you read/write to them.
[00:03] <feierfox> yes...
[00:03] <Dr_willis> !ntfs
[00:03] <ubotu> ntfs is To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions .  For NTFS write access see !ntfs-3g or !fuse
[00:03] <atlfalcons866> ntfs sucks
[00:03] <ebirtaid> yep
[00:03] <feierfox> pal, video: 4500 kbps audio 288kbps... that should be enough
[00:03] <leexgx> pal
[00:03] <swmiller7> if you player is a pal player
[00:03] <feierfox> it is
[00:04] <feierfox> every player here is a pal player
[00:04] <swmiller7> then it should work fine
[00:04] <MoNsTeR> Dr_willis: those dont work :[ ive tried those
[00:04] <feierfox> thanks
[00:04] <swmiller7> I don't know where here is
[00:04] <aguitel> anyone use REALTEK RTL8180L 802.11b MAC
[00:04] <ebirtaid> apparently not if you didnt know what it was monster
[00:04] <swmiller7> all the players here are ntsc
[00:04] <feierfox> "PAL-Country"
[00:04] <Dr_willis> MoNsTeR,  time to learn the linux fundamentals i guess and learn to add a proper fstab entry.
[00:04] <swmiller7> lol
[00:04] <feierfox> ntsc = not the same color
[00:05] <Dr_willis> MoNsTeR,  example fstab for my HD. -->    /dev/sda2  /media/sda2 ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.UTF-8 0 1
[00:05] <neopsyche> Heres something I have been wondering about for a while.. I noticed there is a nice palm sync option in Gnome / ubuntu ... I have a Sony Erricson p910i  which is also a smart phone / PDA ... is there any easy way to synchronise this ??? like with palm sync?
[00:07] <neopsyche> ?
[00:07] <ebirtaid> the silence wasn't indicative of noone knowing?
[00:08] <eighty4> neopsyche, no idea but i guess as it's a closed platform there isn't anything.
[00:08] <hurricaneharry> neopsyche tough question....
[00:08] <ashfaq> Hello just upgraded to gutsy, lost sound, also I am not able to see my ntfs partitions pl help
[00:08] <Dr_willis> as for ntfs..  check the fstab.   see if it still has entries if not add them.. example...
[00:08] <marina> e
[00:09] <Dr_willis>   /dev/sda2  /media/sda2 ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.UTF-8 0 1
[00:09] <neopsyche> eighty4: isnt palm also a closed platform?
[00:09] <eighty4> yeah but it's also a million years old ;-)
[00:09] <Fryguy--> hrmm.. I turned on my computer today and my background disappeared, I now have a solid white background and going to appearance preferences to change it doesn't do anything.  How can I change my desktop background back to something more useful
[00:09] <neopsyche> Fryguy: did you change anything in your graphics settings?
[00:09] <swmiller7> anybody else notice that in the last five days the ubuntu forums has averaged over 600 new members a  day?
[00:09] <ashfaq> Dr_willis: I am a newbee help me do it
[00:09] <Fryguy--> neopsyche: no nothing
[00:10] <Fryguy--> neopsyche: I turned off computer last night, turn it on today and I get solid white background that I can't seem to change
[00:10] <neopsyche> Fryguy--: perhaps a program changed your gfx if you have installed one recently
[00:10] <Dr_willis> ashfaq,  edit the fstab file?   gksudo gedit /etc/fstab (backup your original first)
[00:10] <ebirtaid> when you select any other background it stays white?
[00:10] <neopsyche> Fryguy--: perhaps some files are corrupted.
[00:10] <Jimdb> you delete or move the file used for your back ground?  right click on the desktop and choose background and add a new one.
[00:10] <neopsyche> Fryguy--: have you tried logging in with a different user account?
[00:10] <JDSBlueDevl> hi, i have a question regarding Compiz Fusion support.  My specs are 1 GHz PIII, 512 MB RAM, and nVidia NV5M64 graphics card.  I see that Gutsy uses Compiz Fusion by default.  Do I need to switch back to Metacity, or can Compiz Fusion run on my computer?
[00:11] <Wooderson> i was installing a package and i closed it now it wont go away
[00:11] <Fryguy--> neopsyche: I only have one account, I guess I could make another one and try or something
[00:11] <Paddy_EIRE> Wooderson, explain in more detail
[00:11] <neopsyche> Fryguy--: yes try that .. then you will know if it is a problem with that account or your core installation.
[00:11] <Fast2> is there an iso for the final release available yet?
[00:11] <eighty4> Fast2, no
[00:11] <Wooderson> i downloaded this program its .deb file i double clicked it it started installing then it got stuck so i clicked cancel and the window is still up
[00:12] <ebirtaid> fast2 woudlnt it make more sense to check the website
[00:12] <neopsyche> Fryguy--: also perhaps.. try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[00:12] <Jimdb> metacity is a window manager, so is compiz.  compiz is the 3d window manager.  metacity is the 2d manager
[00:12] <ebirtaid> wooderson use xkill
[00:12] <neopsyche> Fryguy--: with your default settings.. but as a last resort
[00:12] <Wooderson> so like... how
[00:12] <JDSBlueDevl> I know, but is Compiz going to grind my computer to a halt?  I hear it's graphics-intensive
[00:12] <Wooderson> sudo xkill?
[00:12] <Fast2> edgy was available via ftp prior to the official website annoucement
[00:12] <ebirtaid> yes
[00:12] <Vlet> JDSBlueDevl: it's best to have a good 3d card
[00:12] <Paddy_EIRE> Wooderson, just xkill
[00:12] <Wooderson> o
[00:12] <swmiller7>  JDSBlueDevl: should work fine
[00:12] <ebirtaid> then click the window you want to kill
[00:13] <Paddy_EIRE> no sudo
[00:13] <ebirtaid> sudo would also work though unneccessary, and in this case it wouldnt hurt
[00:13] <cre8torx> hi
[00:13] <Jimdb> if it kills your performance switch back to metacity and use the 2d effects. but on a solid computer compiz doesn't bring it to a grinding halt.
[00:13] <JDSBlueDevl> would it work with an old NV5M64 card?
[00:13] <eighty4> Fast2, #ubuntu-release-party and this channel will probably have an announcement when it's out.
[00:13] <Fast2> anyone know the official time of release then?
[00:13] <meeper> why does ubuntu use gnome and not kde?
[00:13] <crimsun> Fast2: no.
[00:13] <ebirtaid> kubuntu uses kde meeper
[00:13] <Paddy_EIRE> meeper, kubuntu
[00:13] <ebirtaid> thats why
[00:13] <eighty4> Fast2, no-one.
[00:13] <Wooderson> w00t
[00:13] <Wooderson> sudo xkilled worked
[00:13] <Paddy_EIRE> meeper, and gnome is better than bloat
[00:13] <youknowme> I'm trying to navigate my file system through the terminal, but everytime I come across a filename with a space in it I can't navigate the terminal because it sees the spaces as the end of the command string.
[00:13] <youknowme> What am I doing wrong? I know it must be an obvious answers..
[00:14] <Vlet> meeper: because Xenu told them to do it
[00:14] <Wooderson> !vhost
[00:14] <Paddy_EIRE> Vlet, the great lord
[00:14] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about vhost - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:14] <Vlet> youknowme: put a \ in front of the space
[00:14] <JDSBlueDevl> use quotes around the file, from root directory to end of file
[00:14] <Jimdb> that's a 64mb card.  i wouldn't even want it...you'll need the accelerated drivers for it.  If you get that and you run at a relatively low resolution 1024x768, you should be ok.
[00:14] <LM1> does anyone here have a list of packages in gutsy
[00:14] <eegore> Loks like they included Compiz Fusion in Gutsy
[00:14] <eighty4> youknowme, tab completion is your friend :-)
[00:14] <LM1> or a link
[00:14] <Fast2> yeah, no doubt there are some ubuntu dev bods working like crazy right now!!¬!
[00:14] <JDSBlueDevl> or the backslash works too
[00:14] <Wooderson> if anyone knows how i can make a vhost can u please PM me
[00:14] <youknowme> Vlet, 1 sec, I'll try
[00:14] <neopsyche> cheers all. Keep well.
[00:14] <Fast2> w00t
[00:14] <neopsyche> Fryguy--: ask for help if you are reconfigureing xorg.conf
[00:14] <neopsyche> ;-)
[00:14] <eighty4> LM1, http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/
[00:15] <eegore> If it is stable and functional , Vista make have to take notice
[00:15] <youknowme> Vlet, no go
[00:15] <Vlet> youknowme: you know that you can also start typing a few letters of the file or directory name, and hit tab, and it should complete it automaticallty
[00:15] <ebirtaid> eegore: doubtful
[00:15] <eegore> or sue Cannonical
[00:15] <sorbix> can I just say that getting ati 3d support has to be one of the most frustrating things about ubuntu
[00:15] <orbstra> hey mediatomb is giving me an error about upnp_cleanup: unregister root device failed... and it cannot bind to socket.. I can pastebin the full error if someone is willing to help
[00:15] <eegore> Lets go for the sue option
[00:15] <ebirtaid> nah
[00:15] <Vlet> youknowme: you used a backslash like this \, not a forward slash like this /, right?
[00:15] <ebirtaid> wont happen
[00:15] <LM1> awesome! thanks!
[00:15] <Sir_Sid> join #ubuntu-dev
[00:16] <ashfaq> Dr_willis:How do I edit, the drives were listed with the command but not accessable
[00:16] <eegore> You mean M$ would have to prove they actualy developed something rather than stealing it?
[00:16] <ebirtaid> well
[00:16] <Mr_Giraffe> hi, does anybody here have experience with SSH?
[00:16] <ebirtaid> compiz is not developed by canonical
[00:16] <pommer> wooooo
[00:16] <ebirtaid> so your whole arguement is moot
[00:16] <pommer> beryl rawks
[00:16] <Dr_willis> ashfaq,  the command ' gksudo gedit /etc/fstab  '  should let you edit the file (backup your original first)  NOW as to learning what TO edit - that may take a little more work.
[00:16] <Vlet> Mr_Giraffe: lots do - what's your question?
[00:17] <pommer> even my mutha want this stuff
[00:17] <Dr_willis> !ntfs
[00:17] <ubotu> ntfs is To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions .  For NTFS write access see !ntfs-3g or !fuse
[00:17] <pommer> tho i still got issues installing source stuff
[00:17] <eegore> I already have an 80 gig partition on my lappy open and waiting for it
[00:17] <youknowme> Vlet, http://pastebin.com/m1b74bbab
[00:17] <Mr_Giraffe> Vlet, i set an account up for my friend and it works, but when i hit any non-alphanumeric characters (i.e. up/down arrows, escape, tab, etc) they don't perform any functions
[00:17] <pommer> where you find good beryl caps people?... and sky domes?
[00:17] <Mr_Giraffe> rather, they just print characters on the screen
[00:17] <Dr_willis> ashfaq,  for example my 'external' windows drive has a line like -->  /dev/sdg1 /media/sdg1 ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.UTF-8 0 1
[00:18] <ebirtaid> pommer:  I think there's a site called beryl-look
[00:18] <ebirtaid> there is a link from gnome-look anyway I believe
[00:18] <Dr_willis> ashfaq,  your /dev/XXXX and /media/XXXX will differ.  the /media/XXXX directory MUST exist befor you can mouhnt the device.
[00:18] <orbstra> anyone?
[00:18] <SteamMachine> Can anyone actually see me?
[00:18] <Vlet> youknowme: I just said, be sure you're using a BACKSLASH like this: \ not a forward slash like this: / :)
[00:18] <eighty4> SteamMachine, yes. what's your question?
[00:18] <pommer> why would ya need windows if you got ubuntu nways... i mean for real.. get wine or that other proggy and play ya stuff through there... ubunut even with beryl aint intensive anyways... and wine runs stuff good
[00:18] <ebirtaid> steammachine: no
[00:18] <youknowme> Vlet, and therein lies the problem, thanks.  I don't seem to get much when searching the web.
[00:19] <youknowme> Vlet, :)
[00:19] <pommer> im playing hl2 on one screen and watching utube on another and im kinda chatting on x-chat too o.O
[00:19] <pommer> go figure
[00:19] <Dr_willis> pommer,  with wine.. Ive noticed either it runs stuff good.. or not at all.
[00:19] <pommer> try do that easy on windows
[00:19] <eurico> hello
[00:19] <Vlet> Mr_Giraffe: what were you expecting... like using the up arrow as a command history navigator?
[00:19] <gumby600m_> 1
[00:19] <Mr_Giraffe> Vlet, yeah
[00:19] <eurico> I can't read from my CDROM device
[00:19] <Mr_Giraffe> but his shell was set to sh, not bash
[00:19] <pommer> compatibily aint gunna be 100% ever
[00:19] <Mr_Giraffe> that might be it
[00:20] <pommer> not even windows select software with the groovy stuff all over it.. not all it works on windows
[00:20] <Vlet> Mr_Giraffe: so he he or she types 'ls', hits enter, then hits the up arrow, it doesn't being up 'ls' again?
[00:20] <Tech-Mike> sup peeps, got a prob - i left this morning, leaving the comp on (ubuntu fiesty 7.04 amd64) and when i just got home....nothn would run, it would say "starting <app name>" in taskbar ... rebooted a couple times - still acting retarted
[00:20] <Vlet> Mr_Giraffe: I might suspect his or her ssh client? what client is in use?
[00:20] <Tech-Mike> this happend once before but a reboot solved it
[00:20] <swmiller7>  pommer: I keep windows for halo
[00:20] <Mr_Giraffe> Vlet, it appears to be working now
[00:20] <Wooderson> how can i make a vhost with out buying a domain??
[00:20] <SteamMachine> Oh right, sorry I wasn't sure if... anyway.
[00:20] <ebirtaid> wooderson:  you dont?
[00:21] <Vlet> Mr_Giraffe: ahh, maybe some monkeys were messing with the giraffe :)
[00:21] <Wooderson> only way is thru a domain?
[00:21] <ebirtaid> or you buy a shell that offers them
[00:21] <SteamMachine> I have a camera here, a Kodak EAsyShare C530.
[00:21] <niekie> Wooderson: well..
[00:21] <Mr_Giraffe> i edited /etc/passwd so his shell is bash instead of sh, that was the problem
[00:21] <niekie> Wooderson: you can't even if you buy a domain.
[00:21] <Vlet> Mr_Giraffe: ahh - good to know.
[00:21] <Mr_Giraffe> Vlet, my computer is actually named singe (monkey) oddly enough :P
[00:21] <niekie> You also need a provider that will set rDNS for you.
[00:21] <Wooderson> reverse DNS thru doman
[00:21] <Wooderson> =\
[00:21] <niekie> XS4ALL, a Dutch ISP, allows you to set it yourself.
[00:21] <niekie> But a lot don't.
[00:21] <Vlet> what's the channel for desktop effects?
[00:22] <kitche> Vlet: #ubuntu-effects
[00:22] <Vlet> kitche: thanks!
[00:22] <cre8torx> ohla
[00:23] <SteamMachine> The computer recognized it, but when I open the directory (with Konqueror) it freezes as it gets to %13 loaded. Or rather, it simply won't go any further.
[00:24] <psyferre_> grr... i started messing around with ndiswrapper and while it didn't do anything helpful I now have a wired connection that is all screwed up
[00:25] <bulmer> SteamMachine: sometimes that happens to me too, anything i/o that gets hung..freezes the whole system
[00:25] <bulmer> so reboot
[00:25] <w00tzilla> How do I kick or boot a remote ssh session?
[00:25] <psyferre_> my network manager keeps showing this phantom wired network adapter that doesn't really exist, and every once in a while I can get an IP and browse the internet, but most of the time now
[00:25] <psyferre_> *not
[00:25] <SteamMachine> the whole system is frozen though...
[00:26] <SteamMachine> *isn't
[00:26] <ebirtaid> kill the konqueror process and try again
[00:26] <soundray> w00tzilla: kill the sshd thread that belongs to it
[00:26] <bulmer> SteamMachine: you're better off then..so kill the process for that konqueror
[00:26] <aguitel> Gutsy is available now in the servers!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[00:26] <aguitel> Gutsy is available now in the servers!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[00:26] <WJIRC-Newbie> zomgomgomgomg
[00:26] <subdancer> really?`
[00:26] <subdancer> :)
[00:26] <SteamMachine> Uhuh.
[00:27] <LjL> aguitel: no, it isn't.
[00:27] <SteamMachine> Still, I can't do anything with the camera...
[00:27] <subdancer> dohh!
[00:27] <aguitel> Gutsy is available now in the servers!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[00:27] <Paddy_EIRE> SteamMachine, If the whole system is frozen entirely now.. do this hold alt+SysRq then type REISUB
[00:27] <Vlet> w00tzilla: "ps -aux | grep ssh" to find their process #, then "kill -9 #" where # is their process number
[00:27] <Capa1> Question, I am running Gutsy Gibbon off the live disk --- and I notice a REALLY weird bug, the "title bar" for every window is *HUGE*! -- anyone know why this might be?
[00:27] <SteamMachine> It isn't frozen!
[00:27] <ebirtaid> laffo
[00:27] <Paddy_EIRE> SteamMachine, then what are you talking about
[00:27] <w00tzilla> I remember a way to kill or disconnect an ssh session.  It's been a while and I am having a brain fart.
[00:27] <Vlet> w00tzilla: "ps -aux | grep ssh" to find their process #, then "kill -9 #" where # is their process number
[00:28] <diafic> bed now. SNORE
[00:28] <davidstrauss> How can I force sftp sessions to create directories with chmod 770?
[00:28] <SteamMachine> The images from the camera just won't load - ie, some of them appear as a preview, some don't, the progress bar freezes at 13% and when I click on a photo, it seems to load for a moment, then has a black display on Konq.
[00:28] <davidstrauss> I tried umask, but it just puts a cap on the allowed permissions.
[00:28] <comicinker> hi! I habe a problem with amarok and generic media devices!
[00:29] <SteamMachine> If I attempt to copy them, it won't budge from 0%
[00:29] <smy1220> aguitel> what servers is gusty on now
[00:29] <comicinker> when I want to copy ogg files amarok tells me the device doesn't support that format
[00:29] <eighty4> smy1220, none. it's not out yet.
[00:29] <w00tzilla> Viet:  That did it.  Thanks.
[00:30] <soundray> SteamMachine: do you have a card reader, or did you connect the camera?
[00:30] <blue42> comicinker:  what device are you copying the ogg files into?
[00:30] <quick_nick> is anyone having extremely low volume problems with gusty?
[00:30] <SteamMachine> I connected the camera itself, by USB (obviously)
[00:30] <comicinker> blue42: a generic device (SD card)
[00:30] <Paddy_EIRE> quick_nick, #ubuntu+1
[00:31] <comicinker> when I include ogg to the supported formats in the device options, the disapear until the next call
[00:31] <soundray> SteamMachine: do you have a card reader that you could use instead? Just to see if you get the same problems.
[00:31] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinker, what device are you using.. and does it support ogg
[00:31] <sn0w> ever since i switched to gutsy, my top bar in gnome shows up at the bottom of the screen after i reboot
[00:31] <SteamMachine> I don't believe I do have a card reader.
[00:32] <Paddy_EIRE> sn0w, #ubuntu+1
[00:32] <soundray> sn0w: #ubuntu+1
[00:32] <comicinker> Paddy_EIRE: its a generic device, a SD card (sde1)
[00:32] <sn0w> er the panel, sorry, but it only happens when i have the expand option turned off
[00:32] <sn0w> k
[00:32] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinker, hmm.. did you format it.. is it full perhaps
[00:32] <comicinker> no, its not full, other formats work (mp3)
[00:33] <Paddy_EIRE> oh... hmm.. what are you playing the card on
[00:33] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinker, ^^
[00:33] <comicinker> its really because of the ogg format
[00:33] <blue42> comicinker: off topic... which comic do you ink? lol
[00:33] <blue42> comicinker: I'll try to replicate it on my side
[00:33] <Paddy_EIRE> what device are you playing the files on comicinker
[00:33] <cre8torx> clear
[00:34] <comicinker> Paddy_EIRE: you mean where I'm going to use the SD card?
[00:34] <comicinker> blue42: thanks
[00:34] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinker, sorry, but could you explain your problem to me again :)
[00:34] <SirBob1701> do any sites have the gutsy iso yet?
[00:35] <ebirtaid> NO!
[00:35] <Paddy_EIRE> SiliconViper, AHHHH
[00:35] <kevinO> is there a way to force a xorg.conf rewrite?
[00:35] <kitche> SirBob1701: read the topic and it should explain where to ask that question
[00:35] <SirBob1701> ebirtaid: yikes sorry
[00:35] <Paddy_EIRE> I hope gutsy is delayed like hell
[00:35] <comicinker> Paddy_EIRE: amarok can't copy other files to my media-player than mp3-files
[00:35] <eurico> I can't read from my CDROM device
[00:35] <eurico> Ubuntu doesn't detect CDROM device
[00:35] <SteamMachine> Ah! I tried Digicam and it worked.
[00:35] <SteamMachine> gosh I'm clever.
[00:36] <ebirtaid> haha
[00:36] <w00tzilla> I am not seeing any official 7.10 download options anywhere
[00:36] <SteamMachine> Thanks anyway guys. (and girls)
[00:36] <kevinO> I deleted the wacom information from myt xorg.conf file, is there a way to rewrite it?
[00:36] <eighty4> w00tzilla, it's not out yet (see /topic)
[00:36] <bsund> how do i upgrade from feisty to new?
[00:36] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinker, are you sure your media player supports ogg
[00:36] <soundray> bsund: ask in #ubuntu+1
[00:36] <w00tzilla> eighty4:  I know, I am just responding to whoever was spamming that it was out.
[00:37] <ebirtaid> that was long ago ;p
[00:37] <ebirtaid> kevin0:  did you have a backup?
[00:37] <comicinker> Padddy_EIRE: corse, it's just a generic device (SD-card) and I use it in a pocketPC with tcpmp, which can playback nearly everything
[00:37] <sam55> So, whens gutsy to be released? I am looking to download the torrent and start downloading and then seeding as soon as I can
[00:37] <eighty4> sam55, it's not out yet (see /topic)
[00:38] <blue42> comicinker:  are the ogg files on some sort of fileshare?
[00:38] <ebirtaid> they need to put that shit in the front
[00:38] <kevinO> ebirtaid: no i dont :/
[00:38] <ebirtaid> hmmm
[00:38] <ebirtaid> in that case
[00:38] <ebirtaid> you could reconfigure x
[00:38] <soundray> !lagnuage | ebirtaid
[00:38] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lagnuage - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:38] <Seeker`> !ohmy | ebirtaid
[00:38] <ebirtaid> short of that don't know what to tell you
[00:38] <comicinker> blue42: no, fresh imported with soundjuicer
[00:38] <comicinker> shall I send you a example ;)
[00:38] <ebirtaid> wah wah
[00:39] <draky> every time I boot Ubuntu it reverts to safe graphics mode and completely ignores all changes I made to the screen and resolution settings beforehand
[00:39] <sam55> ah, thanks <eighty4>.
[00:39] <draky> I can get the screen to work fine until I restart the computer
[00:39] <blue42> comicinker: found a link that seems to describe a fix to your problem
[00:39] <blue42> cominker:http://www.skachex.com/
[00:40] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinker, so I am to understand that the problem is putting an ogg file on to your sd-card.. correct?
[00:40] <Al> Can someone shed light on what happened to w32codecs?
[00:40] <klink> ok i got it
[00:40] <Al> It's in apt with no installation candidate
[00:40] <Wisteso> there
[00:40] <klink> soo
[00:40] <kitche> !w32codecs | Al
[00:40] <ubotu> Al: Seveas has a popular 3rd party repository for several packages, including the win32 codecs: see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - See also !Codecs
[00:40] <klink> whats the point in this?
[00:40] <nareshov> can someone tell me why # CONFIG_SND_HDA_INTEL is not set
[00:40] <comicinker> Paddy_EIRE: exactly
[00:41] <nareshov> ?
[00:41] <soundray> !intelhda > nareshov, please read ubotu's private message
[00:41] <nareshov> !intelhda
[00:41] <ubotu> For fixing your Intel HDA sound this page has useful information https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[00:42] <baghead> hey all
[00:42] <blue42> comicinker: you need to modify your /.kde/share/config/amarokrc file
[00:42] <nareshov> thanks
[00:43] <comicinker> blue42: I'm afraid that I could add  ogg to my supported with the gui, but it alway get lost when I call the options window again
[00:43] <blue42> comicinker: the link says to search under the media device sectioni for the SD card, then add .ogg under "supportedFiletypes"
[00:43] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinker, have you tried using nautilus
[00:43] <Al> ah, thanks kitche
[00:43] <baghead> this question may / probably has been asked already but what time is 7.10 going up - its already the 18th in the UK :-)
[00:43] <tommas> is it possible to use existing swap partition for 2 distros. I have suse installed and i want to make a partition and install ubuntu so do i have to create another swap partition for ubuntu or i can use the one for the suse?
[00:43] <blue42> comicinker: try setting that option as root?
[00:43] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinker, also there is a copy-to script for amarok
[00:43] <soundray> baghead: read the topic
[00:44] <ebirtaid> why even bother with a topic ;p
[00:44] <MasterNe0> hi all. im having problems with my network manager. for some reason, it not showing Wired Connection when Im connected to any wired networks ports. Only shows wireless connections. any ideas how to fix it?
[00:44] <baghead> soundray: sorry - im using a different irc client that *didnt show the topic by default
[00:44] <comicinker> Paddy_EIRE: yes, that's working. the copy-to and move-to script I'm using to organize my music collection on my PC. or are there others?
[00:45] <ebirtaid> they would be better served by noticing people on join or something
[00:45] <orbstra> hey I get an error when I try to run mediatomb, It says libupnp cannot bind to socket and upnp register root device failed
[00:45] <orbstra> I beleive the socket error causes the second error
[00:45] <comicinker> blue42? I shall launch amarok as root? are you sure?
[00:45] <blue42> comicinker: give it a shot
[00:45] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinker, no thats it.. can you not use that functionality to copy-to your sd-card
[00:46] <minus> Does anyone know why I have to click the titlebar of a window to raise it? I want to be able to click anywhere in the windows to raise it.
[00:47] <soundray> minus: metacity does this by default -- have you configured another window manager?
[00:47] <Zakaleth> IS there an easy way to add a "always on top" button to my window's title bar in Gnome?
[00:47] <minus> soundray, yes.. Emerald
[00:47] <chetnick> hey guys any vpn client for ubuntu?
[00:47] <orbstra> anyone.. plz?
[00:47] <Paddy_EIRE> Zakaleth, explain what you mean
[00:48] <soundray> minus: I'm sure the desired behaviour can be configured for that, but I don't know how
[00:48] <eighty4> orbstra, what's your question?
[00:48] <psyferre_> Zakaleth: beryl will add that
[00:48] <mindmime> hi
[00:48] <mindmime> whats the command to bring up the nvidia graphics card settings in ubuntu ?
[00:48] <orbstra> hey I get an error when I try to run mediatomb, It says libupnp cannot bind to socket and upnp register root device failed
[00:48] <awalton__> tommas: I used the same swap partition across 3 installs, so it shouldn't be a problem
[00:48] <soundray> Zakaleth: it's already in the title bar's context menu
[00:48] <psyferre_> Zakaleth: i mean emerald
[00:48] <orbstra> I beleive the bind error causes the second error
[00:48] <minus> soundray, cant find any settings in emerald that does this
[00:48] <nigel> anyone here proficient in C?
[00:48] <orbstra> I can pastebin the error from the log if you would like
[00:48] <Zakaleth> soundray,  I want a button rater than a menu option. I use it a lot
[00:48] <Samoyed> hello all someone can tell me how can i share internet to 3 network cards
[00:48] <awalton__> tommas: just don't run the two OSes concurrently, and don't try to unsuspend from one OS into another, things like that.
[00:49] <blue42> orbstra:  did you type in " route add -net <IP_ADDRESS> netmask <IP_ADDRESS> int_if"
[00:49] <kevinO> is there a command that will scan the serial ports for devices?
[00:49] <orbstra> what would that do blue42
[00:49] <awalton__> nigel: ask the question.
[00:49] <w00tzilla> !easyubuntu
[00:49] <ubotu> easyubuntu is a script that automates installation of some items. Use at your own risk. See http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/ - For help and or discussions about EasyUbuntu please join #easyubuntu
[00:49] <hammer123> hi, what program should i install for dc++ to use in ubuntu
[00:49] <blue42> orbstra: I got it from this page:http://linux-igd.sourceforge.net/documentation.php
[00:49] <tommas> awalton__ how to choose the swap partition during the install of ubuntu. is there an option
[00:49] <blue42> orbstra: the basic idea is to allow upnp to start broadcasting
[00:49] <mindmime> anyone know?
[00:49] <comicinke1> Paddy_EIRE: before I do that I will use nautilus. and I want to use the media-player-feature of amarok... sorry
[00:49] <hhp2k> Hey everyone, is there any way to get 1280x1024 on a 15" LCD monitor?
[00:50] <KeithWeisshar> are there any dell ubuntu iso images available
[00:50] <up365> mindframe, nvidia-settings
[00:50] <joshritger> has anyone used virtual box to install windows xp?
[00:50] <MasterNe0> anyone can help me with this network manager problem
[00:50] <minus> KeithWeisshar, Why dell images?
[00:50] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinke1, I totally agree
[00:50] <kevinO> is there a command like lspci for the serial ports?
[00:50] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinke1, I love amarok
[00:50] <awalton__> tommas: during the install it should ask you if you'd like to repartition, you'll have to select manual partitioning at tat point
[00:50] <BarryDegeling> ello all
[00:50] <eighty4> KeithWeisshar, not yet (see /topic)
[00:50] <nigel> how does the compiler know when a float value ends? is there a delimiter?
[00:50] <mindmime> thanks up365 :)
[00:50] <eurico> Ubuntu doesn't detect CDROM device. How can I make it do so?
[00:50] <orbstra> oooooh blue42 ... whut should I put for the first IP? the server's ip is <IP_ADDRESS> and the netmask is <IP_ADDRESS> usually for my network
[00:50] <BarryDegeling> when banned from ubuntu-release-party, when will I be unbanned?
[00:50] <up365> np mindmime
[00:50] <hammer123> what is the program equivalent to dc++ for ubuntu?
[00:50] <comicinke1> blue42: so, I have to do the amarok settings again when I start amarok as root. no way...
[00:51] <Blindraven> eurico, yes it does :)
[00:51] <awalton__> tommas: just select the partition, and tell it to mount it as swap, it's very intuitive.
[00:51] <LjL> BarryDegeling: wrong channel to ask. try #ubuntu-ops
[00:51] <Blindraven> eurico, in any case, mount
[00:51] <joepi> eurico, ubuntu should indeed regocnize them (even most old versions)... are you absolutely sure it's correctly attached and that's its powered?
[00:51] <BarryDegeling> ok thank you :)
[00:51] <eighty4> hammer, try searching http://packages.ubuntu.com
[00:51] <tommas> ok awalton__  thanks
[00:51] <draky> any idea why it only seems to boot into safe graphics mode?
[00:51] <awalton__> tommas: glad to help
[00:51] <unagi> anyone else here find it annoying that gm endorsed alot in the movie transformers therefore 95% of the vehicles in the movie including extras were gm cars........or is it just me
[00:51] <alexisuranga> alguien que me ayude en ganbas
[00:51] <unagi> !offtopic
[00:51] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[00:51] <hammer123> thanks
[00:51] <alexisuranga> gambas
[00:51] <Astrozombie138> can anyone help me with this Sound Card bologna... I can't change the default device.
[00:51] <blue42> comicinke1: yeah? I don't know why the option isn't sticking
[00:52] <orbstra> blue42: i REALLY appreciate the help too, everywhere else has been useless
[00:52] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinke1, is copy-to working?
[00:52] <ebirtaid> hammer123: there is a dc++ for linux
[00:52] <kevinO> draky do you have the proper driver for your video card loding?
[00:52] <draky> yes
[00:52] <unique311> where is the ubuntu gutsy release party being held? ;)
[00:52] <draky> I can get the video driver to work fine until I reboot
[00:52] <comicinke1> Paddy_EIRE: yes
[00:52] <up365> mindmime, if you DL Sysinfo using add/remove you'll get nvidia and more ;)
[00:52] <soundray> unique311: read the topic
[00:52] <draky> then it disappears as if it was never there
[00:52] <kevinO> hmm
[00:52] <mEck0> is there a nice audio editor for gnome? something like audacity
[00:52] <kevinO> what video driver are you using?
[00:52] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinke1, hmm.. I dont have an sd-card at the mo to test
[00:53] <unique311> lol
[00:53] <orbstra> anyone?
[00:53] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinke1, actually I do but my built-in reader is ENE so :(
[00:53] <orbstra> how do I ues the route add command...
[00:53] <draky> nv and the nvidia proprietary both do it
[00:53] <minus> soundray, I just had to go into the controlpanel and apply "Click tp Focus" setting...
[00:53] <hammer123> ebirtaid: how, where to get dc++ for linux?
[00:53] <ebirtaid> I think it is in the repos
[00:53] <blue42> orbstra: replace int_if with the name of your internal interface
 how about audacity for ubuntu linux on the website
[00:53] <draky> it just boots to the failsafe no matter what the setting was before reboot
[00:53] <blue42> (i.e., route add -net <IP_ADDRESS> netmask <IP_ADDRESS> eth1)
[00:54] <ebirtaid> open synaptic and search for dc++
[00:54] <Astrozombie138> I keep changing the devices in sound thingy, and it keeps using my other sound card.
[00:54] <awalton__> nigel: compilers know the size of floats because it's hard coded per architecture
[00:54] <kevinO> draky thats odd, you should try asking again, maybe someone with more expierence can help you
[00:54] <blue42> orbstra: route add -net <IP_ADDRESS> netmask <IP_ADDRESS> eth0  should work
[00:54] <nareshov> hammer123, aptitude install linuxdcpp
[00:54] <mEck0> smy1220, I have used audacity, its good for what I need it for, but I don't think it's interface is so fine...
[00:54] <comicinke1> Paddy_EIRE: I thing its not a SD-Card problem
[00:54] <comicinke1> blue42: I try to edit that file mentioned above
[00:55] <nigel> awalton, i am trying to error proof a float value, how do i go about it?
[00:55] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinke1, nor do I
[00:55] <orbstra> same error
[00:55] <Astrozombie138> :(
[00:55] <orbstra> !pastebin
[00:55] <ubotu> 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)
[00:55] <awalton__> nigel: error proof in what way?
[00:55] <orbstra> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/41005/
[00:55] <orbstra> that is the error blue42  and anyone else that can help
 ahhh didnt realize you had used it for linux already
[00:56] <nigel> awalton:  lets say a user enters 24.. instead of 24.00  .... how can i know how to catch that error?
[00:56] <hammer123> nareshow : couldn't find any package....
[00:56] <minus> is there any way to remove the things that pop up when you hover above e.g. the start menu?
[00:56] <HipotermiA> what time in free gusty gibson?
[00:56] <blue42> orbstra: ah... there's something else already running
[00:56] <RichW> How many Gb is the archive.ubuntu.com repository?
[00:56] <orbstra> I have tried multiple ports
[00:56] <hammer123> what is aptitude for? i thought only apt-get to install programs
[00:56] <orbstra> blue42
[00:56] <eighty4> HipotermiA, it's not out yet (see /topic)
[00:57] <ebirtaid> aptitude is like apt-get
[00:57] <ebirtaid> just different interface
[00:57] <Dr_Link> If you don't want xubuntu...
[00:57] <hammer123> ooo
[00:57] <Dr_Link> can you install Xfce on regular Ubuntu?
[00:57] <mEck0> smy1220, ahh, found Marlin,http://marlin.sourceforge.net/screenshots.html , I will give it a chance :)
[00:57] <Dr_Link> Uninstall GNOME?
[00:57] <ebirtaid> dr_link:  yes
[00:57] <ebirtaid> you dont have to uninstall gnome
[00:57] <Dr_Link> And then use Xfce as the default?
[00:57] <blue42> orbstra: yeah, can you pastebin output of netstat?
[00:57] <compreak219> will gutsy be released at midnight on like EST  or what
[00:57] <ebirtaid> you can use it as default without uninstalling gnome
[00:57] <orbstra> blue42:  yessir!
[00:57] <eighty4> compreak219, it's not out yet (see /topic)
[00:57] <ebirtaid> select it form sessions then choose use as default
[00:58] <awalton__> nigel: you can use something like scanf to insure values are input type-correctly.
[00:58] <orbstra> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/41006/
[00:58] <ebirtaid> amaranth I want ops :(
[00:58] <chimaera> i'm using katapult with gnome, unfortunately, some apps like firefox cannot be called. any ideas what might cause this?
[00:58] <joel_> can anyone recommend a really good prog for ubuntu equivalent to alcohol 120% please?
[00:58] <Amaranth> ebirtaid: Not something easily earned
[00:58] <awalton__> nigel: scanf("%f", &some_floating_field); should do what you want, for example
[00:59] <Amaranth> This is a _large_ channel :)
[00:59] <picard_pwns_kirk> joel_: K3B
[00:59] <ebirtaid> I can give hawt cyber though :D
[00:59] <therion> hi
[00:59] <joel_> it will let me mount and run iso files, yes?
[01:00] <therion> someone have experience with pcsx2?
[01:00] <sainzeo> i have a nvidia graphics card, and upon installing ubuntu, i enabled the restricted driver for it, but upon restart, it said that my x server wasn't properly configured, any help?
[01:00] <nigel> Awalton, i have done that but if the user enters a wrong value like 24.08.65 the input is stored as 24.08
[01:00] <gogeta> therion i do a bit yes its slow
[01:00] <LjL> !away > neopsyche-away    (neopsyche-away, see the private message from Ubotu)
[01:00] <Astrozombie138> are you guys busy?
[01:00] <joel_> therion: some, its slow and havent ran under linux
[01:01] <avarner_> official gutsy released today right??
[01:01] <avarner_> or did i make that up?
[01:01] <blue42> orbstra: can you by chance run a controlpoint on your machine?
[01:01] <orbstra> blue42: did you get the link? ... http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/41006/ .. take your time i apreciate the help
[01:01] <sainzeo> i have a nvidia graphics card, and upon installing ubuntu, i enabled the restricted driver for it, but upon restart, it said that my x server wasn't properly configured, any help?
[01:01] <orbstra> controlpoint?
[01:01] <blue42> orbstra: yeah... something like the cyberlink java sample-controlpoint...
[01:02] <therion> it's slowing but someone know where i can download gsdx plugin unix version?
[01:02] <blue42> orbstra: lemme hit you with a link
[01:02] <orbstra> blue42: yessir
[01:02] <nigel> Awalton: also trailing ".."  messes up the input as well
[01:02] <avarner_> sainzeo: i've had that same problem and i don't know how to fix it exactly, but did you also install other updates at the same time?
[01:02] <blue42> orbstra: hopefully you've got java setup correctly?
[01:02] <sainzeo> avarner_, no i did not
[01:02] <awalton__> nigel: well your only option in this case is to actually parse the input string character for character
[01:03] <orbstra> blue42: it has no GUI.. its ubuntu server
[01:03] <mEck0> I want to try a HTPC (aka mediacenter) application for linux, running, which one do you think is the "best"?
[01:03] <orbstra> and how is this relevent?
[01:03] <avarner_> sainzeo: huh... that's weird, that was what was making my problem i've determined, the other updates. i'm sorry but i don't know how to help at this point. :(
[01:03] <joel_> therion: sorry i dont :/
[01:03] <nigel> Awalton: yes i kinda figured that but in my loop, i'm not sure where to stop looking?? is there a "EOF" string to look for??
[01:04] <nigel>  a null character ?
[01:04] <awalton__> nigel: normall in C, you'll want to do fixed sized reads, the NULL character is the end of a C string though
[01:04] <awalton__> nigel: things like that can get you into coding nightmares with buffer overruns/underruns
[01:04] <blue42> orbstra: can you post output of 'ps -e'
[01:05] <meeper> how do I make ubuntu see all 4gb of ram?
[01:05] <orbstra> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/41007/
[01:05] <nigel> Awalton: what signals an end of float ?
[01:05] <sainzeo> i have a nvidia graphics card, and upon installing ubuntu, i enabled the restricted driver for it, but upon restart, it said that my x server wasn't properly configured, any help?
[01:05] <rouben> !sudo
[01:05] <ubotu> sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[01:06] <awalton__> nigel: you're trying to convert a C string into a float, that's what you need to understand, C strings are terminated by a null character normally, floats are a fixed size (4 bytes on Intel, for example)
[01:06] <meeper> sainzeo: go and download http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_100.14.19.html
[01:06] <rohan> hi .. shoudln't gutsy have released by now ?
[01:06] <ebirtaid> its not the 18th everywhere
[01:06] <Seeker`> rohan: no
[01:06] <meeper> sainzeo: I just saved you a good 2 hours of your life :)
[01:06] <eighty4> rohan, see the topic
[01:06] <Misterslurpee> Hello.
[01:06] <avarner_> rohan: i was thinking the same thing :)
[01:06] <sainzeo> meeper, haha, how so?
[01:06] <rohan> eighty4: haha, spoke too soon !
[01:06] <rohan> eighty4: sorry
[01:07] <eighty4> np
[01:07] <Misterslurpee> Anyone not busy?
[01:07] <sainzeo> meeper, are you saying i should install the driver straight from that instead of from the restricted drivers?
[01:07] <awalton__> nigel: you can use atof() to convert a string into a float after you've sanitized it (I wouldn't try it directly, personally)
[01:07] <meeper> sainzeo: it took me ~2hrs to figure out that's the correct driver to use. forget everything the ubuntu forums say and envy and all that. just use that driver
[01:07] <Zaerath> Hey guys I need some help.
[01:07] <sainzeo> meeper, so you ran into the same problem i assume?
[01:07] <meeper> sainzeo: yes. assuming you have 8xxx graphics card of course
[01:08] <sainzeo> meeper, i have 6600
[01:08] <Zaerath> I installed the latest nVidia drivers, and for some reason, I cannot get my resolution to go to 1280 x 1024. It's available in my xorg.conf, and I have the very latest drivers. Any suggestions?
[01:08] <awalton__> nigel: calling atof() directly is pretty much what scanf will do anyways, so it's not going to help you if your input data is broken.
[01:08] <sainzeo> meeper, does that mean it's not going to work?
[01:08] <blue42> orbstra:  try running mediatomb with sudo
[01:08] <nigel> Awalton: how else would you go about it....   btw, thanx for helping, i really need anything i can get
[01:08] <orbstra> blue42: I have, and I have tried it without.. no diference
[01:08] <blue42> orbstra: appears like you need root permissions to bind
[01:08] <eegore> is compiz going to need extra memory for laptops?
[01:08] <Plouj-> hi
[01:08] <Misterslurpee> Can Anyone Help my with my soundcard?
[01:08] <marvinthepa> hello, i have a problem upgrading to gutsy, update manager wants to download an insane 3GB of data
[01:08] <kst-> gn.
[01:08] <Plouj-> does ubuntu automatically clear /tmp before/after reboot?
[01:08] <blue42> orbstra: ok... hmm, getting stuck here.. I don't see any other upnp services on the ps-e list
[01:08] <awalton__> nigel: I would just reject the broken string.. but I'm not sure if that's the correct behavior for your app or not.
[01:08] <eighty4> marvinthepa, upgrade from what?
[01:09] <meeper> sainzeo: ....I dunno. I have a 8600gt and that driver works great for me. the other drivers don't even compile.
[01:09] <sainzeo> meeper, okay, well i suppose i could give it a try
[01:09] <marvinthepa> eighty4: upgrade to gutsy is only possible from feisty
[01:09] <nigel> awalton: how would you reject the broken string?
[01:09] <marvinthepa> eighty4: so thats what I am trying
[01:09] <orbstra> blue42: can I just enter root admin mode somehow just to troubleshoot that permissions is the problem
[01:09] <mneptok> Gutsy question in #ubuntu+1 please
[01:09] <mneptok> orbstra: sudo su
[01:10] <Zaerath> I installed the latest nVidia drivers, and for some reason, I cannot get my resolution to go to 1280 x 1024. It's available in my xorg.conf, and I have the very latest drivers. Any suggestions?
[01:10] <marvinthepa> mneptok: sorry, I'll go there
[01:10] <comicinke1> Paddy_EIRE, blue42: it seems amarok corrupts its settings file, because it added "&" in front of every supported value. that was the error
[01:10] <awalton__> nigel: just go over the string with a loop and check that all of the characters are numbers or a "." character, if you find two "."s, exit the loop and report an error
[01:10] <blue42> orbstra: yeah... 'sudo bash'
[01:10] <awalton__> nigel: a lot of how you'd want to do that is application specific, as there are a half dozen correct ways to implement that behavior.
[01:10] <mneptok> blue42: "sudo su" is preferable
[01:10] <Paddy_EIRE> comicinke1, hmm.. thats got to be a bug
[01:10] <blue42> comicinke1: cool, does it work now?
[01:11] <blue42> mneptok: ah, thanks
[01:11] <orbstra> blue42: still no luck, I think mabye my routing tables are messed up, how can I send a copy to you to check em out?
[01:11] <nigel> awalton: Thank you so much, i will try that now
[01:11] <Paddy_EIRE> !paste | orbstra
[01:11] <ubotu> orbstra: 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)
[01:11] <comicinke1> yes, thanks for the link. and: I didn't know amarok can handle avi?
[01:11] <orbstra> where is the routing tables director in ubuntu
[01:11] <comicinke1> how can I teach him?
[01:12] <Zaerath> Is there any way to edit the 3D effects available once you enable it in Ubuntu 7.10?
[01:12] <orbstra> routing tables file**
[01:12] <awalton__> nigel: /msg me if you need more help, it's a bit crazy in here.
[01:12] <kitche> Zaerath: yes but that's more for #ubuntu+1 unless of course they released the isos
[01:12] <thedonvaughn> orbstra: routing tables file?  you can configure your routing table with route(1) .  ubuntu has default gw and stuff set in /etc/network/interfaces
[01:13] <Zaerath> kitche: They did release the isos, although it's still in beta.
[01:13] <Zaerath> I do have another problem, though, if anyone can help.
[01:13] <Zaerath> I installed the latest nVidia drivers, and for some reason, I cannot get my resolution to go to 1280 x 1024. It's available in my xorg.conf, and I have the very latest drivers. Any suggestions?
[01:13] <_JZ020456> list
[01:13] <nigel> Awalton: lol, i'm such a newb... i tried msg you and failed
[01:13] <awalton__> Zaerath: does your monitor support that resolution?
[01:13] <orbstra> blue42: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/41008/
[01:13] <Misterslurpee> i keep trying to change the sound device, but it stays to the same.
[01:13] <awalton__> nigel: gotta remember the undescores
[01:14] <Zaerath> Yeah, I used to use it in Ubuntu 7.04 all the time; but I haven't been able to get it back since I reinstalled 7.04
[01:14] <nigel> actually the server said i am an unregistered user
[01:14] <tovella> kitche: c'mon it's scheduled to be released tomorrow.  if there's a way (and you know how) why not just deliver the goods?
[01:14] <Zaerath> I also use it on my dual-booted M$ XP.
[01:14] <Misterslurpee> i have 2 sound cards
[01:14] <blue42> orbstra: is there a firewall on your machine? I forgot to check.. like firestarter?
[01:14] <Skyblast> Anyone know how to let moblock allow certain things through, or at let everything through on port 80? The default list is way too strict to filter web content
[01:14] <orbstra> negatory blue42
[01:15] <joshwa> I have a question: is there any way to tell Linux where to place the icon on your desktop when you mount something?
[01:15] <orbstra> blue42: how can i check to see if libupnp is installed
[01:15] <Misterslurpee> Does Reboot Help?
[01:15] <Zaerath> Anyone have any solutions? :/
[01:16] <flyingfree> okay so if my printer is listed in the unbuntu driver database it is supported by ubuntu?
[01:16] <kitche> Zaerath: fyi you need ccsm installed to do what you want with compiz
[01:16] <mneptok> Zaerath: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[01:16] <flyingfree> wondering if fiesty supports the canon i860
[01:16] <Zaerath> mneptok: I considered that, lemmie try that and get back to you. :)
[01:16] <flyingfree> they list it as a paperwieght but do they support it?
[01:16] <Misterslurpee> How to fix my sounds problem
[01:17] <blue42> orbstra: heh:) I don't know... 'sudo apt-get install libupnp0' to check if it's there
[01:17] <tovella> kitche: ccsm?
[01:17] <mneptok> flyingfree: Canon inkjets are paperweights
[01:17] <flyingfree> well thanks but I can't convince my wife to go and buy another right now so does fiesty support it without having to instlal other packages or not?
[01:17] <mneptok> orbstra: sudo updatedb && locate libupnp
[01:17] <mneptok> flyingfree: Canon inkjets are paperweights
[01:17] <joshwa> I have a question: is there any way to tell Linux where to place the icon on your desktop when you mount something?
[01:18] <mneptok> flyingfree: what is not clear about that?
[01:18] <Misterslurpee> thanks for help.
[01:18] <mneptok> flyingfree: paperweight. will not work. no drivers. period. game over. thanks, Canon.
[01:18] <zemonstas> hey y'all... it's the 18th today, in Australia but i'm guessing gutsy gibbon gets released tomorrow, American 18th?
[01:18] <flyingfree> mneptok funny but it doesn't answer the question, even paperwieghts serve purpose
[01:18] <meeper> sainzeo: did it work?
[01:18] <kitche> tovella: it's sorta like beryl-manager but for compiz
[01:19] <SteamMachine> Hi again
[01:19] <Zaerath> mneptok: Fixed it! Thanks!
[01:19] <mneptok> flyingfree: and your Canon printer will hold down papers very well. so why are you asking about its printing functions?
[01:19] <flyingfree> okay thankyou for your glib if not informational comment
[01:19] <Misterslurpee> Do u have to be voiced to ask questions?
[01:19] <tovella> kitche: oh, you mean compizconfig-settings-manager.
[01:19] <eighty4> zemonstas, it'll be out when it's out (see /topic)
[01:19] <SteamMachine> I found a way (using digikam) to retrieve my photos.
[01:19] <jacob_> anybody knows if microsoft office works with wine?
[01:19] <kitche> tovella: yes the binary is ccsm though :)
[01:19] <Misterslurpee> !voiceme
[01:19] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about voiceme - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:19] <Misterslurpee> !voice
[01:19] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about voice - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:19] <mneptok> jacob_: i know OpenOffice works on Windows ...
[01:20] <zemonstas> eighty4 - ok ok, just wanted to know if i got screwed by living in an earlier timezone ;)    normally it's fun to say that you guys are all so yesterday :-s
[01:20] <cafuego> jacob_: Up until office 2003 I believe it does.
[01:20] <cafuego> jacob_: There's Crossover Office, which is a hacked up wine specifically for office/adobe...
[01:20] <SteamMachine> Unfortunately, as a side effect - whenever I open my home directory (with konq) digikam starts loading, then the loading icon in the bar disappears, and konq does not open the whichever folder was clicked.
[01:20] <eighty4> jacob_, http://appdb.winehq.org/
[01:20] <Misterslurpee> I guess I am not voiced :(
[01:20] <tovella> kitche: Zaerath probably wouldn't know that - what ever happened to user-friendly community support?
[01:21] <sainzeo> meeper, that didn't seem to work :(
[01:21] <eighty4> Misterslurpee, you don't need to be voiced to ask questions
[01:21] <cafuego> Is there any reason you need to be voiced?
[01:21] <blue42> orbstra:  can you try running mediatomb with these options "mediatomb --port 49152"
[01:21] <Misterslurpee> cuz i though you couldnt se my question
[01:21] <blue42> orbstra: if that doesn't work, raise the port number
[01:21] <kitche> tovella: he wanted to know how to edit plugins for compiz and I told him the program that he needed to do which should be installed by default on 7.10
[01:22] <cafuego> We couldn't, you weren't voiced.
[01:22] <eighty4> Misterslurpee, people in here are volunteers and there's no guarantee there'll be someone here who knows the answer. Try asking another time, or on ubuntuforums.org
[01:22] <SteamMachine> If anyone has any ideas as to why, and how to fix it, I'd be really grateful.
[01:22] <joepi> Does anybody know how to limit the 'network manager' tool from accessing revolf.conf? In combination with other software (softmodems/satelite connections) it's giving some troubles.
[01:22] <Misterslurpee> oh...
[01:22] <thedonvaughn> Misterslurpee: no you do not need to be voiced :)
[01:22] <Misterslurpee> I was trying to get sounds to worked
[01:22] <thedonvaughn> !ask | Misterslurpee
[01:22] <ubotu> Misterslurpee: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[01:23] <Misterslurpee> It says my cards alsas and i put alsas no sound goes.
[01:23] <flyingfree> okay database entry says " This printer entry is not yet included in the Foomatic packages and the data on this page is not verified or proofread.  This entry can be edited by everyone. " does that mean no driver built in for the canon i860?  Is there any alternate driver that might work?
[01:23] <com4> I just did a dist-upgrade to gutsy and my gnome thinks it's xinerama for some reason. Is there a way I can tell gnome that I have two seperate monitors so ti doesn't start apps in the middle and so my gnome panels don't stretch across both monitors?
[01:24] <tovella> kitche: let me see if i can install a package called ccsm... oh, yeah, that's the command, not the package name.  you see my point, right...  the only reason I brought it up is that I started with an alpha (then grabbed the updates) which did not include compizconfig-settings-manager, by default.
[01:25] <kitche> tovella: well compiz-fusion sorta needs it to even be able to run
[01:25] <jacob_> cafuego do you know the latest version of crossover linux
[01:25] <dga> is it worth the jump to 64-bit linux yet?
[01:25] <jacob_> anybody knows the latest version of crossover linux
[01:26] <cafuego> jacob_: Nope
[01:26] <train> I read somethign that awn is now stable
[01:26] <kitche> tovella: and by the way the package should be called ccsm also but ubuntu doesn't name it that
[01:26] <train> why isn't it in the respository?
[01:26] <Frogzoo> !gutsy
[01:26] <ubotu> Gutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10) | (due October 18th, 2007) | It is development software, and as such unstable, support _only_ in #ubuntu+1 | See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyGibbon for more information
[01:26] <eighty4> jacob_, http://www.codeweavers.com/products/
[01:26] <joelito> anyone can't wait for gutsy tomorrow?
[01:26] <Frogzoo> I make it october the 18th - does Gutsy release today?
[01:26] <SteamMachine> I thought it was today
[01:26] <thedonvaughn> train: didn't make it before the freeze
[01:27] <eighty4> at some point today, yes
[01:27] <train> isn't the candidate the same thing as the release?
[01:27] <joelito> Steam, Depends on the timezone I guess
[01:27] <mc44> Frogzoo: yes, please read the topic
[01:27] <train> whats the difference between beta, and the candidate
[01:27] <mc44> train: the CDs are different
[01:27] <train> ?
[01:28] <nigel> help
[01:28] <dga> are there any advantages at this moment to running the 64-bit ubuntu?
[01:28] <mc44> train: the beta is not the same as the candidate
[01:28] <nigel> man
[01:28] <eighty4> train, the alpha is "kinda there", the beta is "nearly there" and the rc is "really really really nearly there". ;-)
[01:28] <train> okay, well whast the diff between the candidate and the release tomorrow
[01:28] <mc44> train: some packages
[01:28] <eighty4> train, last minute bug fixes made after the release of the RC.
[01:29] <train> okay cool
[01:29] <crimsun> train: a dozen or so updated packages.
[01:29] <train> yeah I ran the alpha is wasn't even close to there
[01:29] <train> want to know what really annoys me
[01:29] <train> I want packages like AWN
[01:29] <mc44> no
[01:29] <Intelligitimate> I am having some minor problems. Little irritating ones that are about to drive me insane. Can anyone help me?
[01:29] <DrX> anyone have any ideas on why none of my systems can see (ping, http, etc) each other even tho they're all on the same subnet & snm & tried two different working switches (everything can see one managed switch/router)?
[01:29] <train> but I feel like add repositories muddies the water
[01:29] <zetheroo> what does it mean when they tell you there are security updates for Ubuntu Linux?..... I thought Linux was secure?!?
[01:29] <train> and I get package conflicts later on
[01:29] <navets> whens ubuntu come out
[01:29] <eighty4> train, AWN?
[01:29] <navets> gutsy that is
[01:30] <joelito> anybody knows how to disable sudo on ssh?
[01:30] <XiXaQ> Debian vs Ubuntu is like GNU vs Linux.. Don't compete. Contribute!
[01:30] <eighty4> navets, see the topic
[01:30] <John117> Hey guys.   Question of the day.   Is Gutsy going to be on the servers at like midnight tonight?   I'm really eager to get it up and running.  I'm new and I've had trouble with 7.04
[01:30] <gryfel> zetheroo: Secure compared to what?
[01:30] <Audriil> Gnome-terminal is broken.  Can someone help?
[01:30] <Paddy_EIRE> zetheroo, it is.. they are updates.. its hardly future proof
[01:30] <eighty4> John117, see the topic
[01:30] <awalton__> Audriil, broken how.
[01:30] <mneptok> John117: there is no exact time
[01:30] <Retardedpope> An application is preventing the volume from being unmounted.
[01:30] <Paddy_EIRE> zetheroo, think realistically
[01:30] <John117> gotcha sorry.
[01:30] <Retardedpope> How do I fix that?
[01:30] <tovella> eighty4: really really really nearly... that's perfect.  now i have a better way to explain these concepts to my friends and family who don't speak "geek".  They all think of me as their personal computer support department.
 Broken in that it doesn't start.  Not broken in that nothing works.
[01:31] <zetheroo> Paddy_EIRE : well it makes it sound like Linux has security issues like Windows does
[01:31] <mneptok> tovella: tell them to buy a support contract for Ubuntup
[01:31] <mneptok> -p
 I tried running it from alt+f2, as well.  It simply doesn't start,
[01:31] <SteamMachine> Argh. I needa go shave.  It's like it's growing back faster and faster (but still won't grow into anything substantial)
[01:31] <tovella> mneptok: wish they could afford one.
[01:31] <eighty4> tovella, remember it's a Release Candidate. all release-critical bugs should have been fixed, so just testing it and ironing out the creases before the actual release
[01:32] <Retardedpope> Is there a command to find out what process is preventing me from unmounting?
[01:32] <Paddy_EIRE> zetheroo, hardly
[01:32] <Intelligitimate> Problem 1: When I am surfing the net with Firefox, very often it does this drag thing I absolutely do not want it to do. How do I turn it off or stop it from happening? Problem 2: Evolution is now, for some unexplainable reason, popping up all new emails I click on. Problem 3: I have to click multiple times to either get the Toolbar-things to stay on or go off.
[01:32] <Intelligitimate> I am about to kill myself.
[01:32] <Intelligitimate> It is that annoying
[01:32] <train> eighty4:  'tjlg6ysxl'
[01:32] <Paddy_EIRE> zetheroo, you here trolling
[01:32] <train> oops
[01:32] <awalton__> Audriil: strange bug, have you tried removing it and reinstalling it?
[01:32] <tovella> eighty4: thanks.
[01:32] <train> eighty4: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5963113639256134658&q=awn&total=270&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=4
  How would I do that without access to the terminal?
[01:32] <oritemis> body, i am trying to install gnome ppp into a box unpluged (at least for while) from internet. where can I download the correct package?
[01:33] <train> eighty4: thats a link to a video with AWN
[01:33] <Skyblast> All software has holes and exploits... the difference between Linux is a lot of people are finding bugs to patch them, as apposed to a lot of Windows haxx0rz who are finding them to exploit them
 I'm just used to using terminal
 Synaptic?
[01:33] <awalton__> Audriil: you could remove it from synaptic, or you could do it from alt+f2 (it's a terminal too)
[01:33] <ebirtaid> paddy_eire I wouldnt call him trolling
[01:33] <zetheroo> Paddy_EIRE: I read this whole article where some guy is mocking Linux for having "Security Updates" just like windows..... and I was nerved by it..... so I thought I would find out what thats all about...
[01:33] <SteamMachine> So, whichever folder I select, digikam starts to open - though it never quite makes it.
 Yeah, knew that.    Thanks.
[01:33] <Paddy_EIRE> zetheroo, its a good thing, worry when there are no updates
[01:34] <awalton__> audrill: if that doesn't work, you've got some bigger issues somewhere.. it's extremely weird it doesn't start.
[01:34] <zetheroo> Paddy_EIRE: does it mean though that Linux is vulnerable to outside attack .... or that viruses are being made for Linux?
[01:34] <Audriil> hmm
[01:34] <oritemis> guys, how I download a package to install manually into the machine?
[01:34] <Paddy_EIRE> zetheroo, things can always be better nothing is infallible
 It does nothing.
[01:35] <smmagic> Anyone know when Gutsy comes out?
[01:35] <awalton__> Audriil: does nothing as in, doesn't start either?
 Alt+f2 with apt-get remove gnome-terminal does nothing, even with 'run in terminal' enabled.
[01:35] <Paddy_EIRE> zetheroo, as far as security goes linux is the best
 Yes, doesn't start
[01:35] <Odd-rationale> I'm trying to install some Experimental plugins for compiz-fusion - namely, 3d. I'm following the instructions on the compiz-fusion website: http://wiki.compiz-fusion.org/Install/PluginsFromGit
[01:35] <Odd-rationale> However when I try to do "make" I get this output from the terminal:
[01:35] <Odd-rationale> convert   : 3d.xml.in -> build/3d.xml
[01:35] <Odd-rationale> bcop'ing  : build/3d.xml -> build/3d_options.h
[01:35] <Odd-rationale> bcop'ing  : build/3d.xml -> build/3d_options.c
[01:35] <Odd-rationale> schema    : build/3d.xml -> build/compiz-3d.schema
[01:35] <zetheroo> Paddy_EIRE: I just wish they would name it something diferent so Windows users could not poke fun at Linux so easily
[01:35] <Paddy_EIRE> zetheroo, what are you using it for
[01:35] <eighty4> train, considering that the last AWN release is 0.2, i'm guessing it's not really ready for general consumption just yet and that's probably why it's not in the repos.
[01:35] <Odd-rationale> make: *** No rule to make target `build/3d.lo', needed by `c-build-objs'.  Stop.
[01:35] <Odd-rationale> Does anyone knows what I'm doing wrong?
[01:35] <vulcanius> smmagic: less than two days
 Which is odd, because I can run apps from alt+f2
[01:35] <smmagic> More wait..-.-
[01:35] <Odd-rationale> Why didnt't pastebin work?
[01:36] <Paddy_EIRE> zetheroo, hardly poking fun and those people are the trolls
[01:36] <zetheroo> Paddy_EIRE: I use it on all my PC's
[01:36] <awalton__> Audriil: press ctrl+alt+f2 and try it there (and remember to use sudo)
[01:36] <mdl-unit> I have a question about vmplayer: I cannot figure out why it won't work with the network.  When booting up an image, I get the error message: "Could not open VMnet8: No such file or directory Virtual device Ethernet0 will start disconnected"
[01:36] <Audriil> k
[01:36] <oritemis> May someone help me with package management?
[01:36] <ebirtaid> mdl-unit: when you configured vmware did you enable networking?
[01:36] <awalton__> !ask
[01:36] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[01:37] <ebirtaid> when you installed it initially
 That's... very odd.
[01:37] <Jeriath> anyoen knwo a way to give a non root user read/write permissions for NTFS filesystems
[01:37] <mdl-unit> I thought I did, perhaps I didn't.  How do I redo it?  I did reinstall in synaptic and it went and skipped all of the config stuff
[01:37] <Jeriath> im using teh NTFS configuration tool
 Oh, nevermind. Typed terminal, rather than gnome-terminal
[01:37] <ebirtaid> awalton_:  when using alt+f2 you should you gksudo not sudo, preferablly
[01:38] <Paddy_EIRE> zetheroo, updates are a great thing... technology moves fast and linux keeps state-of-the-art as apposed to windows updates being the second tuesday of every month which they dont really fix anything
[01:38] <Odd-rationale> Or is this the way I'm supposed to do it? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/41009/plain/ :)
[01:38] <Paddy_EIRE> zetheroo, they add restrictions like wga and drm.. which hamper a user rather than benefit them
[01:38] <Sid> Wait a second!
 Just reinstalled, but it doesn't seem to be running.  Should I reboot and try again?
[01:38] <Sid> ISNT GuTSY OUT TOdAY?
[01:38] <ebirtaid> mdl-unit:  there is a command-line perl script for vmware-server, I forget the location
[01:38] <ebirtaid> you can use that to reconfigure
[01:38] <Sid> zOMG!
[01:38] <ebirtaid> heh
[01:39] <Sid> GUTSYS OUT TODAY OMG OMG OMG
[01:39] <mdl-unit> ebirtaid, I'll see what I can do.   I've been reading.  I'm really intersted in the graphical interface aspect of ubuntu.   Should i go with Kubuntu instead?
[01:40] <Sid> I know
[01:40] <psyferre_> anyone know why ndiswrapper -v would say "utils Error: no version specified!" ?
[01:40] <Audriil> Sid: I also know
[01:40] <zetheroo> is there a Vista IRC?
[01:40] <Sid> John: I suggest the normal Gnome based ubuntu
[01:40] <Paddy_EIRE> zetheroo, ##windows
[01:40] <ralpho> what kernel does 7.10 have
[01:40] <Sid> John: Kubuntu looks ugly
[01:40] <psyferre_> i've uninstalled and reinstalled most parts of ndiswrapper trying to fix the error, but no dice
[01:40] <ebirtaid> john117:  look at screenshots and decide, or install both and try them out
[01:40] <Audriil> Sid: Not really
[01:41] <ebirtaid> its all preference
[01:41] <Yasumoto> John117: the main difference is that Kubuntu uses KDE, and Ubuntu uses gnome. I prefer ubuntu
[01:41] <Sid> Audrill: SuSE has a better KDE interface than Ubuntu
[01:41] <Audriil> Sid: Although I've had massive stability issues with Kubuntu...
[01:41] <Svenstaro> Now I joined #ubuntu to run from vista talk and they also talk about it here.
[01:41] <Paddy_EIRE> John117, use ubuntu (gnome)
[01:41] <eighty4> John117, depends which window manager you like best. try them both (and xubuntu too if you want) and see which you prefer.
[01:41] <kevinO> how do i install the latest kernel headers?
[01:41] <Odd-rationale> !pastebin
[01:41] <ubotu> 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)
[01:41] <Audriil> Sid: I admit that Kubuntu config sucks
[01:41] <crimsun> kevinO: they're installed by default.
[01:41] <Paddy_EIRE> Svenstaro, naa thats normal there are always silly people and trolls
 So...
[01:41] <crimsun> kevinO: (or try aptitude install linux-headers-`uname -r`)
[01:41] <Sid> Audrill: Yeah, and theres a lot more support for ubuntu
[01:41] <Svenstaro> :(
[01:42] <kevinO> crimsun, i am getting this error Error: kernel headers not found in '/usr/src/linux/'
[01:42] <Svenstaro> I wanna join the hype of the Gutsy release :D
[01:42] <kevinO> ok
[01:42] <ebirtaid> most of it will be the same config-wise
[01:42] <blah569> This probably isn't the best place to ask this, but I use to love to emulate Linux using Windows, fun to play arround with, but I lost everything on this computer and I forgot the name of it.  I think it contained the word "Box" in it.  Does anyone know the name.
[01:42] <Paddy_EIRE> Svenstaro, they are quickly kicked if they stay on that topic though :D
[01:42] <ebirtaid> unless you are talking about gui support
[01:42] <avarner> hey guys someone earlier pointed to a newish nvidia driver on thir site... the issue tho is how do i get out of the x server? control+alt+f1 is just going to a blank screen that blinks at me ... won't allow input and cntrl+alt+backspace just restarts x
[01:42] <ebirtaid> blah56: virtualbox
[01:42] <John117> I'll try them all then. LOL I just didn't know if either of them had more striking differences.   Maybe one is more advanced? or easier to configure for someone switching from Windows?
[01:42] <blah569> thanks!
[01:42] <Sid> lol
[01:42] <Svenstaro> kevinO are you trying to install vmware?
[01:42] <drumline> anyone know anything about recovering a raid that was deleted on a highpoint rocket raid card?   Nothing has been written to the drives since the damned utility deleted the array...
[01:42] <drrbrtnik> omg omg omg
[01:42] <Audriil> So can anyone here tell me how to fix Gnome-terminal?
[01:43] <chetnick> any vpn client fro ubuntu?
[01:43] <Zaerath> Audriil: What's the problem with it?
[01:43] <Sid> I think that if you have a super good computer, vista looks amazing on it with aero and all that stuff
[01:43] <Sid> Does compiz compare to aero?
[01:43] <Svenstaro> Also, does automatix still suck and nobody suggest the use of it?
[01:43] <Paddy_EIRE> avarner, you can login in any of the ctrl+alt+f1-6 or ctrl+alt+f7 to get back to your graphical desktop
[01:43] <awalton__> compiz > aero.
[01:43] <Audriil> Zaerath: It doesn't start... at all.
[01:43] <ebirtaid> aero is really not that impressive
[01:43] <Odd-rationale> Sid: yes
[01:43] <Sid> I'ma check out pictures
[01:43] <ralpho> compiz lion aero house cat
[01:43] <ebirtaid> and takes most of its nice features from other OS'es
[01:43] <Zaerath> Audriil: Have you tried reinstalling it?
[01:43] <drrbrtnik> windows + aero == polished turd
[01:43] <Sid> because that cube thing that ubuntu has doesn't appeal to me
[01:43] <kevinO> Svenstaro: no im trying to get my wacom serial tablet to work and ive downloaded wacom-kernel-source
[01:43] <Audriil> Zaerath: When I try to run it, it says 'loading terminal'... then it doesn't load it.
[01:43] <Audriil> Zaerath: I just reinstalled.
[01:43] <John117> It looks like the tossup is between Kubuntu and Ubuntu.   Eubuntu and Xubuntu seem lighter than what i want.
[01:43] <Audriil> Zaerath: Fixed nothing.
[01:44] <Paddy_EIRE> avarner, ctrl+alt+backspace restarts X your graphical interface
[01:44] <Svenstaro> kevinO hang on a sec
[01:44] <avarner> Paddy_EIRE: getting back in isn't the issue, getting out is. the screen that cntrl+alt+f1/2 doesn't let me out
[01:44] <Svenstaro> I dont think you need to do the wacom thingy manually
[01:44] <Svenstaro> there are manuals for that availible on the forums
[01:44] <Zaerath> Audriil: Check out your file permissions, and make sure your partitions are properly mounted.
[01:44] <avarner> Paddy_EIRE: or doesn't do anything but blink at me
[01:44] <Paddy_EIRE> avarner, I told you already.. ctrl+alt+f7 takes you back to your gui
[01:44] <avarner> Paddy_EIRE: and i told you already control+alt+f7 isn't what i want
[01:44] <Paddy_EIRE> avarner, what are you trying to do there
[01:44] <drrbrtnik> one of the great things about compiz is it flies on old, daggy hardware
[01:44] <kevinO> yeah im following one right now but i cant get it to work
[01:45] <riotkittie> i think the issue is that his[?] TTYs arent loading
[01:45] <psyferre_> anyone know of an irc channel more directly addressing ndiswrapper problems? I want to make sure i'm in the right place :)
[01:45] <Ubuntu-rox> Hey guys!
[01:45] <Audriil> Zaerath: It worked yesterday, and I have changed nothing (except trying to hibernate, which failed... miserably), so I don't see why it stopped working
[01:45] <Sid> The one thing I'm going to stick to windows for is uTOrrent
[01:45] <avarner> Paddy_EIRE: i'm trying to install a new driver and it won't let me if i'm logged into x
[01:45] <joel_>  mount -t iso9660 UT2004ECE.iso /mountpoint -o loop
[01:45] <joel_>    what should be the mount point ?
[01:45] <joshwa> When I go to /dev I see hdb hdb1 hdb2 hdb3. But only one slave drive. are those all different partitions?
[01:45] <tovella> John117: I think Edubuntu is actually "heavier" - Ubuntu plus educational stuff.
[01:45] <John117> I gotcha.
[01:45] <John117> So Kubuntu and Ubuntu 7.10 are both set for release tomorrow?
[01:45] <Zaerath> Audrill: I wouldn't see why it would; that is strange. Have you tried updating your system?
[01:45] <Sid> My cheap school wanted me to install ubuntu instead of windows tablet pc edition so they could save costs lololol
[01:45] <riotkittie> joshwa: yes.  hd[x] is a drive hd[x#] is a partition
[01:45] <Audriil> Zaerath: Do you think a different terminal might fix it?
[01:45] <Paddy_EIRE> avarner, then end your x session
[01:45] <Sid> So I didn't bother
[01:46] <tovella> John117: yup - can't wait.
[01:46] <Audriil> Zaerath: I'm running gnome-terminal right now.
[01:46] <Zaerath> Audrill: I would try it. Try Konsole.
[01:46] <awalton__> riotkittie: shouldn't that be sd[x] and sd[x#] ?
[01:46] <Audriil> Zaerath: K, thanks.
[01:46] <avarner> Paddy_EIRE: well yeah, how do i do that besides cntrl+alt+f1?
[01:46] <awalton__> huzzah kernel changes.
[01:46] <joshwa> riotkittie, I would like to format the drive and thus, make all of those partitions one (just hdb) what should I do?
[01:46] <Aggort> I have a weird issue with update manager. I regularly update... once a week maybe more, and today I went to get ready for Gutsy Gibbon. When I went to update it it failed finding the repository on the update install and closed. When i then ran the update manger by it's self it said I had 904 updates!
[01:46] <ebirtaid> sid: passive-aggressive much?
[01:46] <John117> Awesome..  As always, thank you guys for the support community.  You all rock.
[01:46] <Aggort> Any ideas why?
[01:46] <riotkittie> awalton__: as joshwa mentioned seeing  hd_'s ... no :P
[01:47] <Zaerath> Audrill: No problem.
[01:47] <Audriil> Zaerath: I don't have the repos for it right now.  Where can I find the Kubuntu repos that have konsole?
[01:47] <riotkittie> joshwa: if you're a fan of GUIs, you can go the gparted route. otherwise, there's fdisk and cfdisk.
[01:47] <Paddy_EIRE> avarner, ctrl+alt+f1 then login and install driver then switch back to x session using ctrl+alt+f7 then restart x using ctrl+alt+backspace
[01:47] <ebirtaid> audriil: the ubuntu repos have konsole
[01:47] <Zaerath> Audrill: I'll look into it for you, one second.
[01:47] <Zaerath> There you go.
[01:47] <joshwa> riotkittie, what do you prefer? :)
[01:47] <Audriil> Zaerath: Thanks
[01:47] <Zaerath> Audrill: Try installing kubuntu-desktop.
[01:47] <tovella> Aggort: perhaps some repositories hadn't finish "synchronizing" all the newer stuff yet.  try again tomorrow, and it will likely be fixed.
[01:48] <ebirtaid> there is no difference in repos between k/x/ubuntu
[01:48] <avarner> Paddy_EIRE: well that's what i've been saying all of this time. i cntrl+alt+f1 does NOT let me do anything, it just blinks. no input at all.
[01:48] <Paddy_EIRE> no
[01:48] <Zaerath> I know, but Konsole may come with kubuntu-desktop.
[01:48] <Aggort> tovella: The update to Gusty isn't what I am worried about, it's why in the world I have 905 updates!
[01:48] <ebirtaid> it shouldn't have it as a dependency
[01:48] <xIke> anyone know how to add authentication to an ldap server?
[01:48] <ebirtaid> it may uninstall ubuntu-desktop though
[01:48] <Audriil> My terminal outsput says it needs several deb repos
[01:48] <Zaerath> Then why would it show him not having Konsole?
[01:48] <Audriil> So yeah, I think so.
[01:48] <tovella> Aggort: i'm speaking in reference to Feisty.
[01:48] <riotkittie> joshwa: depends on what i'm doing. i tend to stick to gparted under ubuntu because i am lazy like that.  you may already have it installed [check system menu > administration], if not, it's only a sudo apt-get install away
[01:48] <ebirtaid> yes they will be kde liraries
[01:49] <ebirtaid> libraries*
[01:49] <Zaerath> It is fine here:
[01:49] <Zaerath> apt-cache search Konsole
[01:49] <Zaerath> konsole - X terminal emulator for KDE
[01:49] <Misterslurpee> Hello, im getting unusual CPU usage about 56%
[01:49] <Paddy_EIRE> avarner, type your login name.. then type password (password will not show up) press enter
[01:49] <Audriil> I'd paste the output in, but I'm running from cntl+alt+F2
[01:49] <joshwa> thanks so much. trying to make room for some backup. GIBBON
[01:49] <Zaerath> Use Pastebin.
[01:49] <Misterslurpee> Is my CPU dying?
[01:49] <Zaerath> If you do.
[01:49] <tovella> Aggort: in fact, you may be able to try again in a few hours, and find that it's been fixed.  I've seen this problem a few times, too.
[01:49] <Zaerath> Oh, do you need to be able to copy it?
[01:49] <ebirtaid> misterslurppe run top
[01:49] <funky_gibbon> mister: what does top say?
[01:49] <avarner> Paddy_EIRE: just tried again still doesn't work NO INPUT
[01:49] <Aggort> tovella: Well i would think that too. However before trying to upgrade to gusty, I ran an update just fine. I am worried that I didn't let one of the other repo's to finish updating and it ruined the whole damned thing
[01:49] <chuy_max> I have a touch screen monitor that uses usbhid driver, everytime I connect it I get different handlers (event?, where ? is a number from 0 to 6), is there a way to set an event that doesn't change?
[01:49] <Alex_Gaynor> What time does Gutsy Gibbon launch?
[01:49] <Misterslurpee> it says XORG is eating my CPU
[01:49] <Zaerath> Audrill: Do this. apt-cache search konsole > ~/results.txt
[01:50] <avarner> Paddy_EIRE: it is impossible to put text in that screen that i get it is not the normal screen at all
[01:50] <Paddy_EIRE> avarner, what do you mean.. no input?
[01:50] <eighty4> Alex_Gaynor, /topic
[01:50] <Zaerath> Alex_Gaynor: Tomorrow, midnight.
[01:50] <funky_gibbon> mister: control alt backspace :)
[01:50] <Smegzor> I'm trying to open a remote X session, but keep getting told the maximum number of sessions has been reached.  This is despite rebooting the box.  What do I edit to increase the maximum?
 I'm running linux mint... You'd think it would have the same repos as ubuntu.  Do you think this is a factor?
[01:51] <joshwa> riot kittie, it just took me like 45 seconds to consolidate those partitions and make them all one ext3 partition. is that normal?
[01:51] <funky_gibbon> smeg: using VNC or X11?
[01:51] <arkanes> Smegzor: contact your Microsoft licensing representative to purchase more client licenses
[01:51] <joshwa> its a 40gb
[01:51] <tovella> Aggort: oh, you attempted an upgrade - missed that part.  Still try again in a few hours, or perhaps tomorrow.  I'll bet their servers are really really busy, right about now.
[01:51] <Smegzor> x11
[01:51] <joshwa> but I know in windows it used to take like 10-15 minutes to format one hd
[01:51] <funky_gibbon> smeg: connecting to an X session, not Windows RDP?
[01:51] <Smegzor> arkanes, Micro who?
 Took me over 3 hours... :(
[01:52] <Smegzor> linux to linux.  forget windows
[01:52] <funky_gibbon> smeg: what client are you using?
[01:52] <Misterslurpee> Okay I logged out..
[01:52] <ebirtaid> audriil:  I am fairly sure they use the same repos
[01:52] <Paddy_EIRE> avarner, does the screen look anything like this http://www.paddyeire.talktalk.net/Screenshot-Terminal.png
[01:52] <arkanes> Smegzor: sorry, thats just (verbatim) the message you get when you try to remote desktop to a windows machine without enough CALs
[01:52] <smmagic> How do I run qtparted as root?
[01:52] <ebirtaid> mint does that is
[01:52] <Misterslurpee> Xorg is now at 60% cpu
[01:52] <funky_gibbon> :O
[01:52] <LinuxJuggalo> !microsoft | arkanes
[01:52] <ubotu> arkanes: For help with Microsoft Windows, please visit ##windows or your nearest mental health institute. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and !equivalents
  Hmm.  Well, thanks.  I'll try to resolve this later'
[01:53] <Smegzor> I'm using X
[01:53] <funky_gibbon> funky: are you using compiz?
[01:53] <ebirtaid> smmagic: from a terminal sudo qtparted
[01:53] <funky_gibbon> smeg: what's the command you're running and exact error msg?
[01:53] <atlfalcons866> does ubuntu have resiser4
[01:53] <Aggort> Ok well while I am here. I have another interesting issue. Whenever I attempt to switch among users and stay logged in. I get a prompt about XGL or standard server. When choosing stadard it let's me stay logged in just fine. but when another user logs out or goes to switch user again the system hangs and inevitably I have to use CTRL + ALT + BACKSPACE! This is very frustrating when I need to stay signed in for downloads and such
[01:53] <Misterslurpee> Whats with these random CPU SPikes on XORG?
[01:53] <Smegzor> 1 sec.  have to manually type it (different machine)
[01:53] <Ward1983> hahaha i never knew ##windows actually existed
[01:53] <tovella> smmagic: 'gksu qtparted'
[01:53] <HLM> rohan: try Japan
[01:54] <Misterslurpee> Is my Xorg.conf messed up?
[01:54] <ebirtaid> misterslurpee:  are you using compositing?
[01:54] <BUDD}{A> s it worth switching to 7.10
[01:54] <Aggort> That issue has been plaguing me for a while
[01:54] <BUDD}{A> is*
[01:54] <jimcooncat> Guess it's a bad time to bring up my windows question...
[01:54] <Zaerath> BUDD}{A: That depends on your preference.
[01:54] <Misterslurpee> ebirtaid, ????
[01:54] <LinuxJuggalo> BUDD}{A: yes
[01:54] <Zaerath> BUDD}{A: Do you use Gnome?
[01:54] <ebirtaid> compiz?
[01:54] <BUDD}{A> yea
[01:54] <ebirtaid> desktop effects
[01:54] <funky_gibbon> mister: he means Desktop Effects or compiz-fusion
[01:54] <Zaerath> BUDD}{A: Then yes. Gnome 2.20 is a significant improvement.
[01:54] <Misterslurpee> No
[01:54] <smmagic> And anyone know how to delete windows if it is mounted?
[01:55] <ebirtaid> what is your video card?
[01:55] <Zaerath> smmagic: Unmount it. :P
[01:55] <Misterslurpee> RADEON X1600 pro
[01:55] <Aggort> Whenever I attempt to switch among users and stay logged in. I get a prompt about XGL or standard server. When choosing stadard it let's me stay logged in just fine. but when another user logs out or goes to switch user again the system hangs and inevitably I have to use CTRL + ALT + BACKSPACE! This is very frustrating when I need to stay signed in for downloads and such
[01:55] <ebirtaid> smmagic do you know what you are doing?
[01:55] <ebirtaid> before you start editing partitions
[01:55] <ebirtaid> misterslurpee: have you installed the restricted drivers for it?
[01:55] <AngryElf> where does ubuntu store mdadm confguration?
[01:55] <Paddy_EIRE> !tab | ebirtaid BUDD}{A
[01:55] <ubotu> ebirtaid BUDD}{A: You can use <tab> for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line.
[01:55] <Misterslurpee> nope.
[01:55] <chuy_max> hi bruenig :), I was wondering if you can help me with a doubt
[01:56] <slack31337> anyone know how to remove the "Debian" menu from the applications menu in fiesty
[01:56] <hexstar> Seveas: you here?
[01:56] <ebirtaid> that be why
[01:56] <BUDD}{A> ryl whats the difference
[01:56] <BUDD}{A> sorry
[01:56] <Smegzor> funky_gibbon, sudo X :1 vt8 -query <IP_ADDRESS> and the error back is XDMCP fatal error: Session declined Maximum number of open sessions reached.
[01:56] <BUDD}{A> k
[01:56] <Misterslurpee> so ati has em?
[01:56] <Paddy_EIRE> slack31337, alacarte
[01:56] <ebirtaid> fn'Paddy_EIRE: what is your nick showing up as paddy?
[01:56] <Aggort> Whenever I attempt to switch among users and stay logged in. I get a prompt about XGL or standard server. When choosing stadard it let's me stay logged in just fine. but when another user logs out or goes to switch user again the system hangs and inevitably I have to use CTRL + ALT + BACKSPACE! This is very frustrating when I need to stay signed in for downloads and such
[01:56] <ebirtaid> when I do that
[01:56] <Paddy_EIRE> no ebirtaid
[01:56] <funky_gibbon> mister: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[01:56] <littlebwoski> will someone give me a hand setting up ATI card S-video output
[01:56] <Smegzor> but I rebooted the box I am trying to connect to and its not connected to the net so I'm clueless.
[01:56] <wubo> I've got a wacky problem... when I start gdb with a program to run it loads everything fine and displays the usual prompt. But, when I type run to start the program "vim" starts and complains "Error detected while processing command line: E15: Invalid expression: (my program)"
[01:56] <BUDD}{A> i use beryl is gnome 2.0 better
[01:56] <ebirtaid> it showed up as fn;paddy_eire right?
[01:56] <slack31337> paddy alacarte?? i dont know what that is
[01:56] <wubo> why in the world is gdb starting vim? this makes no sense
[01:57] <ebirtaid> fn' rather
[01:57] <jimcooncat> I want to run seamless 2003 servers via KVM on my two LTSP Ubuntu servers, and split the load among my users. Does Winbind authentication with Samba sound like the way to go?
[01:57] <Paddy_EIRE> ebirtaid, it shows up as Paddy_EIRE
[01:57] <ebirtaid> ok cool
[01:57] <Paddy_EIRE> :)
[01:57] <ebirtaid> :D
[01:57] <Misterslurpee> ebirtaid, wheres this restriction driver?
[01:57] <Aggort> (I know I am starting to become very annoying) Whenever I attempt to switch among users and stay logged in. I get a prompt about XGL or standard server. When choosing stadard it let's me stay logged in just fine. but when another user logs out or goes to switch user again the system hangs and inevitably I have to use CTRL + ALT + BACKSPACE! This is very frustrating when I need to stay signed in for downloads and such
[01:57] <Intelligitimate> I need help. Something is wrong with my settings, which is messing up everything I click on.
[01:57] <Intelligitimate> It's like a double click is on or something.
[01:57] <Intelligitimate> Someone help me!
[01:57] <ebirtaid> fn'Misterslurpee: you are running feisty?  there should be a restricted drivers under the system menu -> administration
[01:57] <ebirtaid> I think
[01:58] <littlebwoski> i am trying to get multiple monitor support using an ati svideo output
[01:58] <slack31337> foudn it thanks paddy
[01:58] <Misterslurpee> all right.
[01:58] <funky_gibbon> smeg: I think it might be a setting in GDM somewhere
[01:58] <Aggort> Intelligitamate: Be a bit more prcise, what are you clicking on... could it be your mouse, so on so forth
[01:58] <smoenux> XD ... what time is it in the us??
[01:58] <pawan> hi
[01:58] <Aggort> Whenever I attempt to switch among users and stay logged in. I get a prompt about XGL or standard server. When choosing stadard it let's me stay logged in just fine. but when another user logs out or goes to switch user again the system hangs and inevitably I have to use CTRL + ALT + BACKSPACE! This is very frustrating when I need to stay signed in for downloads and such
[01:58] <pawan> when is the new version coming out
[01:58] <Misterslurpee> ebirtaid, thanx
[01:58] <jimcooncat> Intelligitimate: does log out, log in clear it out? cookie crumb in the mouse button?
[01:58] <Aggort> Thursday
[01:58] <ebirtaid> np
[01:58] <eighty4> pawan, when it's ready. see the /topic.
[01:59] <Intelligitimate> Haven't tried a log out--log in yet.
[01:59] <xIke> anyone know how to add authentication to an ldap server?
[01:59] <pawan> they said on thursday
[01:59] <Aggort> (one last time) Whenever I attempt to switch among users and stay logged in. I get a prompt about XGL or standard server. When choosing stadard it let's me stay logged in just fine. but when another user logs out or goes to switch user again the system hangs and inevitably I have to use CTRL + ALT + BACKSPACE! This is very frustrating when I need to stay signed in for downloads and such
[01:59] <funky_gibbon> agg: check the forums.. I'd say it's because of the hackery to get Xgl running
[01:59] <eighty4> yes, and in some parts of the world it's only been thursday for two or three hours. thursday hasn't even hit some countries yet ;-)
[01:59] <atlfalcons866> is gusty gibbon lts
[01:59] <Smegzor> funky_gibbon, yeah probably.  I have a shell connected to the box via putty so I can get edit stuff..
[01:59] <ebirtaid> fn'atlfalcons866: I dont think so
[01:59] <smmagic> sudo umount /media/windows/ Doesn't work
[02:00] <eighty4> atlfalcons866, no. hardy (8.04) will be IIRC.
[02:00] <Aggort> thanks funky didn't think I;d find it there
[02:00] <wubo> any experienced developers in the room? any suggestions on a more appropriate room to ask ubuntu related development questions in?
[02:00] <atlfalcons866> whats IIRC mean
[02:00] <eighty4> if i remember correctly = IIRC
[02:00] <ebirtaid> the new lts release will be whenever dappers support ends
[02:00] <jimcooncat> Intelligitimate: If log out -- log in works then think about the software you ran during your last session.
[02:00] <atlfalcons866> whens gutsy being released
[02:00] <wubo> Internet relay chat
[02:00] <ebirtaid> tonight
[02:01] <funky_gibbon> smeg: edit /etc/gdm.conf
[02:01] <atlfalcons866> what time
[02:01] <funky_gibbon> smeg: #MaxSessions=16
[02:01] <ebirtaid> midnight in some time zone
[02:01] <funky_gibbon> smeg: uncomment that.. maybe increase it?
[02:01] <funky_gibbon> smeg: then /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[02:01] <LinuxJuggalo> wubo: #ubuntu+1 and #ubuntu-programming
[02:01] <wubo> LinuxJuggalo: thank you
[02:02] <funky_gibbon> smeg: there's also #DisplaysPerHost=2
[02:02] <jimcooncat> I want to run seamless Win 2003 servers via KVM on my two LTSP Ubuntu servers, and split the load among my users. Does Winbind authentication with Samba sound like the way to go?
[02:02] <BUDD}{A> the new one looks good
[02:03] <Smegzor> thanks
[02:03] <Intelligitimate> Log out - log in did not help.
[02:03] <Sid> Does everything on linux have to be open sourcE?
[02:03] <smmagic> sudo umount /media/windows/ Why isn't that working?
[02:03] <Intelligitimate> There is some kind of god-awful double clicking thing going on.
[02:03] <funky_gibbon> sid: not at all
[02:03] <Nicark> gutsy's coming!!!
[02:03] <ebirtaid> sid not necessarily
[02:03] <Sid> funky_gibbon: Then why don't Adobe and other commercial companies make software
[02:03] <graelb> Anyone know a command to list other computers on the network?
[02:04] <soneil> I seem to have difficulty finding this on ubuntu.com - what's the next LTS release?
[02:04] <jimcooncat> Sid, nope
[02:04] <graelb> i think it's a command for samba
[02:04] <funky_gibbon> sid: ask them :)
[02:04] <mc44> !hardy | soneil
[02:04] <ubotu> soneil: Hardy Heron is the code name for Ubuntu 8.04-LTS, due April 2008. For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron
[02:04] <Paddy_EIRE> !hardy | soneil
[02:04] <soneil> mc44: perfect, thanks
[02:04] <Paddy_EIRE> oops
[02:04] <joshwa> I can't believe it's time again already for another release.
[02:04] <Smegzor> funky_gibbon, I can't see gdm.conf in /etc  It'll be somewhere else but where?
[02:04] <soneil> Paddy_EIRE: no worries, the bot's clever.  and galway eire here :o)
[02:04] <ebirtaid> every 6 months
[02:04] <Skyblast> What does everyone use for their video media player?
[02:04] <funky_gibbon> sid: you can run a lot of Windows only software using WINE or in a VMWare
[02:04] <eighty4> Sid, because linux's desktop market share is negligible right now and the cost of developing the software massively overrides the possible sales they'll make from it.
[02:04] <joshwa> feels like just yesterday I was installing edgy
[02:04] <funky_gibbon> smeg: locate gdm.conf
[02:05] <Paddy_EIRE> soneil, hey man...
[02:05] <ebirtaid> fn'Smegzor: locate gdm.conf
[02:05] <ebirtaid> ;p
[02:05] <kanjo> how funny is that there is no /etc/inittab in Ubuntu? Can someone give me insight on upstart here?
[02:05] <Smegzor> found it
[02:05] <funky_gibbon> smeg: sorry, /etc/gdm/gdm.conf
[02:05] <sorbix> anyone else have problems with emacs22 and dpkg during the 7.10 upgrade
[02:05] <LinuxJuggalo> im bored
[02:06] <LinuxJuggalo> !offtopic > LinuxJuggalo
[02:06] <ebirtaid> fn'LinuxJuggalo: get drunk
[02:06] <funky_gibbon> linux: want to mow my lawn?
[02:06] <funky_gibbon> :)
[02:06] <jimcooncat> Skyblast: I use totem 'cause it came with Feisty.
[02:06] <DIL> stick your toe in your ear
[02:06] <funky_gibbon> you can even do it drunk if you like
[02:06] <sorbix> dpkg wont configure emacs22 :(
[02:06] <Sid> !ubuntu
[02:06] <ubotu> 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
[02:06] <Sid> !debian
[02:06] <ubotu> Ubuntu and Debian are closely related. Ubuntu builds on the foundations of Debian architecture and infrastructure, with a different community and release process. See http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/relationship - Remember, !repositories meant for Debian should NOT be used on Ubuntu!
[02:06] <ebirtaid> sid jesus man
[02:06] <ebirtaid> just gtfo
[02:06] <eighty4> !botabuse | Sid
[02:06] <ubotu> Sid: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (type also /msg ubotu Bot). Also avoid adding joke/useless factoids. Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...
[02:06] <Sid> Is Debian or ubuntu more stable?
[02:06] <funkyb> someone say get drunk?  *cheers*
[02:06] <smmagic> How do I unmount my windows partition? sudo umount /media/windows/ Isn't working?
[02:07] <Paddy_EIRE> Sid, google!
[02:07] <Sid> !botabuse eighty4
[02:07] <Ward1983> There seems te be a lot of latency on my wacom
[02:07] <ebirtaid> heh
[02:07] <Sid> How come some printers arent supported
[02:07] <gaurish> is ubuntu.com down??
[02:07] <Ward1983> is there some way to improve that?
[02:07] <Ward1983> its not possible to write like this
[02:07] <ebirtaid> ubuntu.org
[02:07] <Sid> Gaurish: theres probably too many people downloading the new ubuntu
[02:07] <smmagic> Works for me
[02:07] <Ex-Cyber> works here too
[02:08] <funkyb> smmagic - i unmounted my win drives by editing /etc/fstab  - I cannot say if that way is best, but umount didn't work
[02:08] <Sid> It's ubuntu.com not org
[02:08] <gaurish> Sid, can you leak the link?
[02:08] <ebirtaid> I misread
[02:08] <TheMoebius> so I think my boot partition is full because when i tried to do the latest upgrade on gutsy I got an error on /boot/initrd.img blah blah gzip: stdout: No space left on device.
[02:08] <Skyblast> ubuntu.com works fine for me
[02:08] <ebirtaid> indeed
[02:09] <Sid> Gaurish: I don't use ubuntu
[02:09] <TheMoebius> there are a bunch of old kernels listed in grub that I don't need anymore - how can i just delete them?
[02:09] <ebirtaid> fn'TheMoebius: remove some of the old kernel images?
[02:09] <Avariel> anybody know how i could access video files stored in an external hard drive under ntfs ?
[02:09] <ebirtaid> sid: obviously
[02:09] <Intelligitimate> I need help!
[02:09] <Sid> Gaurish: I'm using home sweet Windows since uTorrent > any linux torrent client
[02:09] <BUDD}{A> is 7.10 only going to be on dvd?
[02:09] <Skyblast> Run uTorrent in Wine
[02:09] <ebirtaid> if its that big a deal yea
[02:09] <Paddy_EIRE> no BUDD}{A
[02:09] <Sid> Skyblast: you don't get fast enough speeds
[02:09] <jimcooncat> TheMoebius: what does df tell you?
[02:09] <gaurish> Anyone here can leak the download link for gutsy?
[02:09] <eighty4> gaurish, no.
[02:09] <TheMoebius> ebirtaid: how do I go about removing them?
[02:09] <jdong> BUDD}{A: no, it'll be on CD
[02:10] <Paddy_EIRE> gaurish, no.. stop asking it'll be out when its out
[02:10] <delude88> does anybody knows what gutsy is downloadable
[02:10] <delude88> ?
[02:10] <BUDD}{A> nice my dvd burner broke
[02:10] <funky_gibbon> gaurish: we all know it, but won't tell you
[02:10] <TheMoebius> jimcooncat: yeah /boot is 98%
[02:10] <jdong> delude88: tomorrow :)
[02:10] <delude88> we actually have tomorrow
[02:10]  * CITguy sees that people are excited like little children on Christmas Eve
[02:10] <Skyblast> Really? Works fine for me
[02:10] <delude88> ;)
[02:10] <ryan__> #
[02:11] <ryan__> #ubuntu
[02:11] <pavs> gutsy tonight or tomorrow night?
[02:11] <gaurish> funky_gibbon, why thats bad you are stopping the flow of knowledge :S
[02:11] <tovella> delude88: the "release candidate" is available now - the actual release will be available tomorrow.
[02:11] <Avariel> yeah well im kinda pissed....cuz whats gonna happen is the servers will be flooded so most of us probably wont get gutsy until december hits
[02:11] <LjL> pavs: read the topic
[02:11] <Avariel> so it WILL be a christmas thing
[02:11] <Fryguy--> hrmm, I need a better terminal than gnome-terminal
[02:11] <funky_gibbon> gaurish: because I'm mean and evil bwahaha
[02:11] <mc44> Avariel: the torrents are fast
[02:11] <ebirtaid> in your /boot directory
[02:11] <mc44> Avariel: such is the magic of torrents
[02:11] <delude88> tovella:the rc is not downloadable at the moment
[02:11] <eighty4> Avariel, the torrents should stand up to the flooding better
[02:11] <ebirtaid> remove the lower numbered kernels
[02:11] <jimcooncat> TheMoebius: you'll have to get into /boot/grub/menu.lst to find out which kernels are in use
[02:11] <pavs> i am using bitchx i cant read the topic without going out of the room
[02:11] <Skyblast> You can also remove old kernel images in synaptic
[02:11] <Avariel> you think theyll survive ?
[02:12] <funky_gibbon> fry: better in what way?
[02:12] <Avariel> who knows how many million people will be attacking
[02:12] <pavs> ok got it
[02:12] <ebirtaid> it would be funny if they just didnt release gutsy until friday
[02:12] <eighty4> pavs, i don't use bitchx but try /topic #ubuntu
[02:12] <Technito20> if yall would be so kind to check out and rate my new video -> http://youtube.com/watch?v=uA9Yfb-wUOE
[02:12] <Avariel> i mean, this very room today is overflowing with excitement
[02:12] <pavs> eighty4 thanks got it
[02:12] <mc44> !offtopic | Technito20
[02:12] <ubotu> Technito20: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:13] <Technito20> ah I see.
[02:13] <Technito20> healthy amount of users here :p
[02:13] <eighty4> delude88, i think the RC is still available from the ubuntu.com bittorrent tracker
[02:13] <Avariel> i just wish my ubuntu could read the contents of an external hard drive i have in ntfs format !
[02:13] <ebirtaid> fn'Avariel: install ntfs-3g
[02:13] <atlfalcons866> !mark
[02:13] <ubotu> Mark "sabdfl" Shuttleworth is our favourite cosmonaut, the founder of Canonical and the primary driver behind Ubuntu. You can find pieces of his thinking at http://www.markshuttleworth.com
[02:13] <delude88> eighty4: surely youre right, but i have alot of time
[02:13] <Avariel> ebirtaid: whats ntfs-3g ?
[02:13] <jflash> Hi, is there a more visual way than Putty to administer my remote ubuntu server?
[02:14] <Paddy_EIRE> !ntfs-3g | Avariel
[02:14] <ubotu> Avariel: ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[02:14] <ebirtaid> ^^^
[02:14] <Avariel> awesome ill check that out
[02:14] <Sid> Fryguy: whats the difference between a terminal and gnome terminal?
[02:14] <mdl-unit> ebirtaid: I ended up just having to purge vmware-player and install vmware-server (and registering for a serial number)
[02:14] <ebirtaid> nothing
[02:14] <ebirtaid> that worked?
[02:14] <jflash> one that i dont have to type to browse directories?
[02:14] <mdl-unit> Yeah, pretty much.  I guess there are some issues with the player/.
[02:15] <smoenux> er.... how do I copy my complete home folder to the other drive? 'sudo cp -R /home /media/hda2' ???
[02:15] <ebirtaid> I've never bothered with the player, server works fine for me
[02:15] <eighty4> jflash, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC is one option
[02:15] <ebirtaid> -r
[02:15] <ebirtaid> not -R
[02:15] <smoenux> tx
[02:15] <jflash> ok , but then my server would have to allow it?
[02:15] <funky_gibbon> smoenux: use cp -ax to stay on the one filesystem and preserve permissions, timestamps, etc.
[02:15] <eighty4> yes
[02:16] <jflash> how do I found out if i can use vnc? it's a VPS account
[02:16] <jflash> do i have to call my hosting company?
[02:16] <eighty4> jflash, talk to your provider.
[02:16] <jflash> i dont think VNC is supported :-/
[02:16] <jflash> otherwise they would have told me
[02:16] <smoenux> funky_gibbon .. kk.. so I can just do that to copy it to my second partition, and then install gutsy on the first, and point it to the 2nd partition as the home folder, right?
[02:16] <delude88> ~at what time (8o'clock ..) will the gutsy be downloadable because tomorow is a not exact ;-) *g*
[02:17] <ebirtaid> 23 hours from now
[02:17] <Paddy_EIRE> delude88, next week
[02:17] <stray77> i use realvnc viewer to connect from xp to ubuntu with desktop sharing enabled
[02:17] <riotkittie> delude88: if anybody knew an exact time, people would not be saying "tomorrow"
[02:17] <ebirtaid> context clues*
[02:17] <eighty4> delude88, the 42nd of october at 13:37.
[02:17] <smoenux> apparently ... according to another chat... they are busy uploading the cd's to the mirrors now
[02:18] <Technito20> got a question. I know it's not related but what does this "Undefined string" thing mean?
[02:18] <delude88> eighty4: ok hope im still alive at this date ;-)
[02:18] <atlfalcons866> is gusty out now
[02:18] <delude88> other question: does somebody knows troubles with alsa and modprobe ?
[02:18] <funky_gibbon> smoenux: yep.. just make sure if it's going to be mounted under /home you don't end up with /home/home/username
[02:19] <ebirtaid> fn'atlfalcons866: what is your deal
[02:19] <ebirtaid> you didn't hear it isnt being released?
[02:19] <atlfalcons866> no
[02:19] <ebirtaid> yea man
[02:19] <eighty4> atlfalcons866, not yet. please stop asking; check http://releases.ubuntu.com/7.10/ in a few hours
[02:19] <ebirtaid> canonical is out of busniess
[02:19] <catach> ubuntu has been cancelled
[02:19] <tsukasa> okay so i have a bunch of programs launching at startup... and gnome never remembers the window positions... is there anything i can do about it?
[02:19] <atlfalcons866> ok i am not going to sleep until gutsy comes out =)
[02:20] <smoenux> tx funky_gibbon.... :P knowing me... I'll prob end up with home/home .. .lol... then I'll reinstall and do it right the second time lol
[02:20] <CITguy> tsukasa: do you want those programs launched?
[02:20] <delude88> does somebody know trouble fixing with alsa and modprobe ? need help ...
[02:20] <funky_gibbon> smoenux: or /home/<contents of /home/username>
[02:20] <tsukasa> CITguy, yes, but i want them in the same window positions as when i either logoff or when i set them
[02:20] <tsukasa> CITguy, preferably to the extent that minimized programs stay minimized too
[02:20] <ebirtaid> fn'tsukasa: gnome can't do that
[02:21] <ebirtaid> you could use devilspie maybe
[02:21] <tsukasa> devilspie?
[02:21] <funky_gibbon> smoenux: all you have to do is make sure if you've mounted the 2nd partition in /media/whatever you end up with /media/whatever/username/<contents of /home/username> :)
[02:21] <ebirtaid> it is a program which controls window placement
[02:21] <jarrod_> how can i change the read only permission?
[02:21] <dongj> Does anyone know the best IRC client for ubuntu?
[02:21] <ebirtaid> fn'dongj: irssi
[02:21] <dongj> use chmod +w
[02:21] <funky_gibbon> mister: how did you go?
[02:21] <CITguy> oh, ok. well, as far as getting them to start in the same position. I'm not sure how to do that. The save session option only opens the applications that were open. It doesn't currently have the capability of placing them on the correct desktops or same position.
[02:21] <smoenux> kk :) tx funky_gibbon
[02:22] <eighty4> dongj, one of the most popular graphical clients is xchat, and CLI clients include irssi and bitchx. Look in Applications - Add/Remove.
[02:22] <Misterslurpee> hello
[02:22] <BUDD}{A> so are they going to put up a torrent because i think everyone in the known world will be trying to get 7.10 at the same time
[02:22] <sixr420-> anybody read the RIAA going after usenet.com
[02:22]  * CITguy says hi
[02:22] <Avariel> well i installed the ntfs-config as the instructions said...and i can enable write support from the system tools...but i cant access the data within the partition...
[02:22] <eighty4> BUDD}{A, yes there will be torrents.
[02:22] <ebirtaid> http://foosel.org/linux/devilspie
[02:22] <funky_gibbon> jarrod: you can also right click on the file/dir in the File Browser and select the Permissions tab
[02:22] <tovella> dongj: "the best" will vary from person to person.  for me, Pidgin works great.
[02:22] <Avariel> is that normal ?
[02:22] <ebirtaid> check that tsukasa
[02:22] <Misterslurpee> argh
[02:22] <extrakick> sup everyone
[02:22] <funky_gibbon> jarrod: Properties -> Permissions that is
[02:22] <Misterslurpee> my graphics is screwed up when i installed the restriction
[02:23] <pinkey> (I just finished installing Gutsy.... so nice and easy.  Goodbye Gentoo, after all these years.)
[02:23] <Misterslurpee> its all blocky
[02:23] <extrakick> wondering is anyone having problems wit getting logitech usb mic to work on amsn
[02:23] <ebirtaid> blocky how?
[02:23] <JohnRobert> I have several hundred photos, all a bit dis-organised..many duplicates.. is there a nice gnome tool for ubuntu that can help me remove the duplicates?
[02:23] <Misterslurpee> like i can barely see, its all garbled and there are only bits and pieces of windows
[02:23] <ebirtaid> fn'JohnRobert: haha pr0n
[02:24] <JohnRobert> lol, no travel photos
[02:24] <JohnRobert> pron is youporn.com
[02:24] <jarrod_> funky_gibbon: im not sure if this is possible, but this is a harddrive formatted with mac 9.10.
[02:24] <ebirtaid> :D
[02:24] <Misterslurpee> lol, i can barely see xchat
[02:24] <kurisutofuaa> in firefox how do I set ctrl+shift+d to bookmark all open tabs in a folder?
[02:24] <extrakick> is it possible to mount vcd images on ubuntu 7.04
[02:24] <extrakick> .cue and .bin
[02:24] <tovella> pinkey: welcome to the club.
[02:24] <ebirtaid> fn'JohnRobert: I don't know of one you can use fspot for organising though
[02:24] <tsukasa> ebirtaid, kinda crude but it works
[02:24] <tsukasa> ty
[02:24] <ebirtaid> np
[02:24] <extrakick> !bin
[02:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about bin - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:24] <Misterslurpee> any ideas
[02:25] <funky_gibbon> jarrod: yeah, not sure about that one.. google :)
[02:25] <extrakick> !cue
[02:25] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about cue - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:25] <extrakick> !vcd
[02:25] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about vcd - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:25] <ebirtaid> fn'Misterslurpee: short of going back and disabling it not really
[02:25] <ebirtaid> I dont know about ati cards
[02:25] <CITguy> ubotu doesn't seem very knowledgeable does it?
[02:25] <Misterslurpee> :(
[02:25] <funky_gibbon> mister: is the driver actually loaded?
[02:25] <Misterslurpee> yeah it said it did
[02:25] <jimcooncat> extrakick: /msg ubuto and ask him all night
[02:25] <funky_gibbon> mister: if you're using desktop effects make sure glxinfo says direct rendering is enabled
[02:26] <Misterslurpee> Nope
[02:26] <Misterslurpee> all my text overlaps
[02:26] <funky_gibbon> mister: lsmod | grep fglrx
[02:26] <Misterslurpee> its very strange
[02:26] <ebirtaid> is it at the proper resolution
[02:26] <ebirtaid> and refresh rates?
[02:27] <Xorlev> Mm, so I'm downgrading to a RAID1. Anyone see a problem with me just starting two different arrays, one RAID5 with one missing drive, one RAID1 with one missing drive, copying RAID5 -> RAID1, dissolving RAID5, picking a drive to complete RAID1 and then removing the remaining drive?
[02:27] <delude88> can somebody help me with modprobe and alsa ?
[02:27] <funky_gibbon> mister: best bet is the forums I'd say.. there'll be lots of howtos and troubleshooting
[02:27] <ebirtaid> agreed
[02:27] <Paddy_EIRE> Xorlev, sounds like fun
[02:27] <Xorlev> Paddy_EIRE: Yer, :\
[02:28] <Paddy_EIRE> :)
[02:28] <Misterslurpee> yeah
[02:28] <snowdonkey> Hi.  Does anyone know the exact time Gusty's released?
[02:28] <Misterslurpee> i tried all the resolutions
[02:28] <Misterslurpee> if i remove focus from the window i can see
[02:28] <minus> How do I change so that I have to doubleclick in KDE?
[02:28] <funky_gibbon> mister: disable Desktop Effects and search the forums
[02:28] <Xorlev> Paddy_EIRE: I'm out of space though, and copying files to my RAID5 through Windows with VMWare running Ubuntu isn't fast by any means.
[02:28] <eighty4> snowdonkey, no. it'll probably be some time in the next 24 hours; http://releases.ubuntu.com/7.10/ in a couple of hours
[02:28] <Paddy_EIRE> oh man
[02:29] <Misterslurpee>  i dont have desktop effects on.
[02:29] <Xorlev> Paddy_EIRE: Sadly, my desktop turned into my media center with tons of videos and games on Windows.
[02:29] <funky_gibbon> mister: run: lsmod | grep fglrx
[02:29] <ebirtaid> xorlev: wubi
[02:29] <Xorlev> ebirtaid?
[02:29] <snowdonkey> eighty4: Ok thx.
[02:30] <Misterslurpee> can u repeat that a couple times
[02:30] <ebirtaid> man n/m I didnt read your initial post ;p
[02:30] <Misterslurpee> its all garbled
[02:30] <Paddy_EIRE> Xorlev, why have you resorted to such a complicated raid arrangement
[02:30] <sorbix> ahhhh got fglrx to work!
[02:30] <sorbix> finally
[02:30] <Xorlev> I used to run a nice RAID5 when my desktop was primarily Linux
[02:30] <jflash> how can I tell if my VPS server supports VNC connections?
[02:31] <jflash> i contacted the company but i fear they will take over 24 hours to get back to me
[02:31] <pawan> hi
[02:31] <pawan> when is the new version coming out
[02:31] <funky_gibbon> jflash: what OS?  it will have to be running a VNC server
[02:31] <LjL> pawan: type /topic
[02:32] <ebirtaid> fn'funky_gibbon: 21:32:05 <fn'Misterslurpee> fglrx                 540004  11
[02:32] <ebirtaid> 21:32:05 <fn'Misterslurpee> agpgart                35400  2 fglrx,intel_agp
[02:32] <Sid> !ubotu restricted driver manager
[02:32] <iamninja> db
[02:32] <Sid> !restricted driver manager
[02:32] <LjL> !bot
[02:33] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[02:33] <xIke> anyone know how to add authentication to an ldap server?
[02:34] <yell0w> hey guys, is there a way to stop vmware server to run at boot ?
[02:35] <funky_gibbon> yell0w: sudo apt-get install bum
[02:35] <yell0w> funky_gibbon, vmware's not included in bum
[02:35] <yell0w> even though there's an entry in /etc/init.d
[02:35] <macd> xIke, thats one of those if you dont know you shouldnt be doing it questions
[02:36] <funky_gibbon> yell0w: try sysv-rc-conf
[02:36] <funky_gibbon> yell0w: it's there for me :)
[02:37] <yell0w> funky_gibbon, yes it's there, but i don't want to start that script at boot time
[02:37] <kidbuntu> is 7.10 already released?
[02:37] <kidbuntu> !7.10
[02:37] <ubotu> Gutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10) | (due October 18th, 2007) | It is development software, and as such unstable, support _only_ in #ubuntu+1 | See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyGibbon for more information
[02:37] <Seeker`> kidbuntu: no
[02:37] <lImItaO> :(
[02:38] <funky_gibbon> yell0w: so uncheck it from the runlevels
[02:38] <kidbuntu> Seeker`: whats the ETA of its release. i'm not sure with your time zone there
[02:38] <Haveno> leave
[02:38] <yell0w> funky_gibbon, with sysv-rc-conf ?
[02:38] <Seeker`> kidbuntu: Some time in the next 24 hours
[02:38] <funky_gibbon> yell0w: affirmative
[02:38] <delude88> need help with alsa & modprobe ...
[02:38] <macd> yell0w, the proper way is to 'update-rc.d -f vmware-server remove
[02:38] <macd> yell0w, that assumes the item is called vmware-server in /etc/init.d/
[02:38] <funky_gibbon> or you could do it the proper way.. ;)
[02:39] <macd> Its also the easiest ;)
[02:39] <kidbuntu> Seeker`: i'll probably wait until it comes down to oct 19 here.
[02:39] <yell0w> funky_gibbon, macd, lol, thanks
[02:39] <kidbuntu> !compiz
[02:39] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager
[02:39] <kidbuntu> !compizfusion
[02:39] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about compizfusion - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:40] <yell0w> macd, one thing though, if i remove it, can i still do /etc/init.d/vmware-server and start it back up ?
[02:40] <minus> 3.5 hours of sleep! YES! :D
[02:40] <minus> Good night ppl
[02:40] <ebirtaid> pz
[02:40] <yell0w> macd, or is it deleted from /etc/init.d once i do that
[02:40] <cavediver> Hi. Does Ubuntu have support for sound through HDMI?
[02:40] <macd> yell0w, if you want to add it back on boot, change remove to add, or to start it manually sudo /etc/init.d/vmware-server start
[02:40] <cavediver> Thinking of building a htpc
[02:40] <Wisteso> hdmi is a hardware conversion
[02:40] <Wisteso> not software
[02:41] <cavediver> Oh really.
[02:41] <macd> yell0w,   it just removes the sym links to the runlevels
[02:41] <atlfalcons866> is dapper drake the most stable version of ubuntu
[02:41] <Wisteso> hdmi == dvi
[02:41] <yell0w> macd, i gotcha
[02:41] <jonathan__> any body can help me please? I got a problem
[02:41] <yell0w> macd, thanks
[02:41] <jonathan__> Your session only lasted less than 10 seconds.  If you have not logged out yourself, this could mean that there is some installation problem or that you may be out of diskspace.  Try logging in with one of the failsafe sessions to see if you can fix this problem.
[02:41] <macd> atlfalcons866, its the LTS release, so I'd say thats a safe bet.
[02:41] <cavediver> Wisteso: so the sound will work then automagically ?
[02:41] <jonathan__> and this is the detail of the prob
[02:41] <jonathan__> /etc/gdm/PreSession/Default: Registering your session with wtmp and utmp
[02:41] <jonathan__> /etc/gdm/PreSession/Default: running: /usr/X11R6/bin/sessreg -a -w /var/log/wtmp -u /var/run/utmp -x "/var/lib/gdm/:0.Xservers" -h "" -l ":0" "joje"
[02:41] <jonathan__> /etc/gdm/Xsession: Beginning session setup...
[02:41] <jonathan__> SESSION_MANAGER=local/joje-desktop:/tmp/.ICE-unix/6237
[02:41] <jonathan__> Initializing gnome-mount extension
[02:41] <jonathan__> (update-notifier:6347): GnomeUI-WARNING **: While connecting to session manager:
[02:41] <jonathan__> IO error occured opening connection.
[02:41] <littlebwoski> i am trying to get the new xorg gui config to use dual screen and its just not doing it...any suggestiions
[02:42] <Wisteso> no, you'd need a hardware converter that took dvi and some type of audio-in
[02:42] <Laikano> how do i enable dial up acess?
[02:42] <macd> !pastebin | jonathan__
[02:42] <ubotu> jonathan__: 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)
[02:42] <bobby_> Compiz Fusion runs very nice in my 32bit setup, but I am really considering switching to 64bit Ubuntu since I have a Athlon 64. Will I have any trouble with Compiz Fusion?
[02:42] <Wisteso> cave: http://www.ramelectronics.net/html/EXT-DVIAUD-2-HDMI.htm
[02:43] <cavediver> Wisteso: wait a minute, why would I want that ?
[02:43] <cyber_brain_mfkg> hi there! how to install atl1.ko module???i've tried insmod /.../.../atl1.ko but it says wrong module format!!:S !!! what to do???
[02:43] <jonathan__> don't have time to use pastebin, macd, my internet very slow
[02:43] <macd> bobby_, not with compiz, but possibly with many other things
[02:43] <blazemonger> TCPA 1F779F56 what does that mean?
[02:43] <Pici> jonathan__: Thats not an excuse.
[02:43] <blazemonger> trusted computing? if so how do i disable it
[02:43] <Wisteso> because comptuer video cards dont output HDMI
[02:43] <Wisteso> they only output DVI
[02:43] <cavediver> I have a matx-card that send both picture and sound through HDMI.
[02:43] <blazemonger> and this thing SUCKS for linuxx
[02:43] <jonathan__> --"
[02:43] <macd> jonathan__, well, you may find yourself removed from the channel if you do it again, the ops are pretty strict about flooding
[02:43] <sirjoebob> does anyone know of a gdesklet that will just display html???
[02:43] <Wisteso> but DVI and HDMI use the same protocol. it's just the hardware difference
[02:43] <Laikano> i can seem to get internet dial up running in version 7.04
[02:43] <cavediver> Wisteso: really ? Why is that ?
[02:43] <cyber_brain_mfkg> hi there! how to install atl1.ko module???i've tried insmod /.../.../atl1.ko but it says wrong module format!!:S !!! what to do???
[02:44] <jonathan__> --"
[02:44] <jonathan__> wait a sec
[02:44] <cavediver> Wisteso: So my HDMI on my motherboard is really DVI ?
[02:44] <cavediver> That's more than super-weird to me
[02:44] <Wisteso> Cave: yeah unless the manufacturer specifically added an HDMI output
[02:44] <cyber_brain_mfkg> !modules
[02:44] <ubotu> To blacklist a module, edit /etc/modprobe.d/my_blacklist and add « blacklist <modulename> » to the end of that list - To explicitly load modules in a specific order, list them in /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and type « sudo update-initramfs -u »
[02:44] <cavediver> Wisteso: It's a HDMI port.
[02:44] <macd> cavediver, most boards have DVI-HDMI pigtails, or just a straight HDMI jack.
[02:44] <cyber_brain_mfkg> !insmod
[02:44] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about insmod - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:45] <Avariel> is there any way to change the glassy brown window frames from ubuntu to another color ?
[02:45] <jimcooncat> cyber_brain_mfkg: you tried modprobe
[02:45] <Wisteso> cave: then it should look the same to linux as DVI
[02:45] <sirjoebob> does anyone know of a gdesklet that will just display html??? anybody have any ideas?
[02:45] <Avariel> i searched in the gconf-editor cant find it
[02:45] <macd> Avariel, sure, System --> Prefs --> Themes
[02:45] <CITguy> anyone have experience troubleshooting a wireless NIC?
[02:45] <cavediver> Wisteso: ok but the sound then? Would it send the sound just as Win would do ?
[02:45] <macd> Avariel, just pick another one you like, you can also tweak your existing theme there
[02:45] <jared> does anyone know where a good guide to install compiz from scratch is?
[02:45] <Sid> cyber_brain: Check out the ubuntu wiki
[02:45] <MasterShrek> CITguy, what kinda nic?
[02:45] <jonathan__> http://pastebin.ca/740598
[02:45] <blazemonger> how do i get ubuntu working on a ibm thinkcentre s0?
[02:45] <Avariel> and can you download more themes  as you can with mozilla ?
[02:46] <jonathan__> there http://pastebin.ca/740598
[02:46] <CITguy> Zonet (Libertas chip)
[02:46] <extrakick> hello i got slight problem
[02:46] <marcelo_> hell yeah tomorrow is the day
[02:46] <Wisteso> cave: well either 1) it doesn't support sound in hdmi or 2) it probably uses your on-board sound
[02:46] <riotkittie> Avariel: yes. try gnome-look.org for starters
[02:46] <MasterShrek> no idea CITguy
[02:46] <extrakick> i've instlled AcetoneISO2AcetoneISO2
[02:46] <CITguy> it's worked before, but recently it's crapped out on me
[02:46] <riotkittie> errr. D:
[02:46] <cyber_brain_mfkg> jimcooncat,  yes!it says FATAL: module .... can't be found!!!
[02:46] <Laikano> i can seem to get internet dial up running in version 7.04
[02:46] <Laikano> help pls
[02:46] <blazemonger> the video is wierdd
[02:46] <hdevalence> I want to dual-boot Debian and Ubuntu. My concern is about the GRUB menu.lst. will the (Ubuntu) Debian Automagic Kernel List get screwed up by the (Debian) Debian Automagic kernel list?
[02:46] <Avariel> thanks
[02:46] <blazemonger> it wont let me use 1024x768
[02:46] <Wisteso> cave: hopefully you dont need any proprietary software to use that, because i doubt they'll have a linux binary
[02:46] <amr> hello , is there any app in ubuntu that enable me to download a website to browse it offline
[02:46] <marcelo_> UBUNTU 7.10 TOMORROW
[02:47] <macd> cavediver, yeah Id imagine you want to research that before you take the plunge.
[02:47] <extrakick> and it installed KDE dependencies, is there a way to uninstall it as well as everyting it instaled to get it working?
[02:47] <cavediver> Wisteso: The mb supports sound through HDMI and it works in win, but I don't know if it workes in Linux. You just choose HDMI in sound output
[02:47] <homerj> tomorrow is today in some places
[02:47] <Mr_Giraffe> what directory are command symlinks in?
[02:47] <jimcooncat> cyber_brain_mfkg: maybe a path problem? did you put it there manually?
[02:47] <bobby_> Compiz Fusion runs very nice in my 32bit setup, but I am really considering switching to 64bit Ubuntu since I have a Athlon 64. Will I have any trouble with Compiz Fusion?
[02:47] <Mr_Giraffe> !symlinks
[02:47] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about symlinks - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:47] <dystopianray> Mr_Giraffe: /bin and /usr/bin ?
[02:47] <Mr_Giraffe> dystopianray, i guess :P
[02:47] <emeriste> I've been up for 74 days but now I have to reboot :(
[02:47] <macd> Mr_Giraffe, sym links are in their target directories, if you mean a command alias, its stored in your bash_profile
[02:47] <blazemonger> i cant get things working right on this system that im using
[02:47] <blazemonger> :(
[02:48] <blazemonger> why is it so hard to find a normal PC
[02:48] <cyber_brain_mfkg> jimcooncat, i've put atl1.ko in temp directory!
[02:48] <extrakick> i guess no1 can help me wit that, hehehe
[02:48] <lImItaO> when is spected the release?
[02:48] <MasterShrek> lImItaO, soon
[02:48] <dystopianray> lImItaO: october 18
[02:48] <cyber_brain_mfkg> jimcooncat, should i put it somewhere else?
[02:48] <macd> lImItaO, did you bother to read the channel topic ;)
[02:48] <Wisteso> cave: sounds like it might be proprietary. i'd just try the live CD.   i couldn't tell ya how they're implementing the switch
[02:49] <cavediver> Wisteso: ok
[02:49] <lImItaO> hehehe
[02:49] <lImItaO> nope
[02:49] <jimcooncat> cyber_brain_mfkg: I think so. Something about /temp, but I disremember
[02:50] <Moc> I hate the wait
[02:50] <cavediver> Moc: wait for what ?
[02:50] <minus> Moc, for what?
[02:50] <MasterShrek> gutsy
[02:50] <minus> cavediver, meh..
[02:50] <hyper_b0le> Christmas evidently
[02:50] <cavediver> minus: to slow
[02:50] <minus> cavediver, I noticed...
[02:50] <jared> !compiz
[02:50] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager
[02:50] <Moc> yep Gutsy
[02:50] <jimcooncat> cyber_brain_mfkg: I think it may have to be prepped for your linux kernel also, if it's not made for the same version.
[02:51] <Moc> hope that will be the desktop linux I finally embrace... 7.04 was close
[02:51] <cavediver> Moc: just install RC and update a few packages later tonight, volia! :)
[02:51] <minus> cavediver, I wouldn't do that..
[02:51] <MasterShrek> Moc, what did 7.04 lack?
[02:51] <cavediver> minus: why not ?
[02:51] <dystopianray> don't install the RC, install thel atest daily-build
[02:51] <MasterShrek> minus, why not?
[02:51] <cyber_brain_mfkg> jimcooncat, are you using this module for your ethx card???
[02:51] <MasterShrek> rc worlds fine
[02:52] <MasterShrek> works*
[02:52] <minus> Its better to install the official release..
[02:52] <minus> MasterShrek, I know.. im running it..
[02:52] <cavediver> minus: and why is that ?
[02:52] <MasterShrek> meh
[02:52] <ver1982> hi
[02:52] <Moc> MasterShrek: mostly had hardware issues... hoping the kernel upgrade fix my issues... I could try the RC, but .. I can wait alittle longer
[02:52] <Sid> <3 Windows
[02:52] <jimcooncat> cyber_brain_mfkg: no, I'm using very generic hardware
[02:52] <ver1982> is gutsy already released?
[02:52] <H264> Everybody: join the party... #ubuntu-release-party
[02:52] <cavediver> ver1982: no
[02:52] <youknowme> I'm making a dvd::rip node and I'm having trouble setting up the data store. Dvd::rip tells me it can't "cd" into "smb://joe-desktop/dvdripdata". But I can find no other way to access it. Help?
[02:52] <Sid> Does anyone know a torrent client as fast as uTOorrent on Debian?
[02:52] <ver1982> oh
[02:52] <minus> cavediver, don't know rly.. just to be certain that everything is bugfree
[02:52] <MasterShrek> Moc, what kinda issues? i can maybe give u an idea of what may work
[02:52] <ver1982> when should it be released
[02:52] <minus> Sid, uTorrent
[02:52] <Sid> !ubuntu
[02:52] <ubotu> 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
[02:52] <ver1982> it already oct 18 here
[02:53] <ver1982> :)
[02:53] <minus> Sid, uTorrent with wine..
[02:53] <ver1982> it's*
[02:53] <MasterShrek> ver1982, sometime within the next 24 hrs
[02:53] <dystopianray> Sid: try ktorrent
[02:53] <ver1982> ok
[02:53] <ver1982> thanks
[02:53] <hyper_b0le> Anyone else having trouble loading the header of ubuntu.com?
[02:53] <Oli``> Sid: I find ktorrent a pretty good alternative
[02:53] <Oli``> nice IP blockign features
[02:53] <ver1982> i'll be going home early today as soon as gutsy gets released :D
[02:53] <MasterShrek> hyper_b0le, no, try changing mirrors
[02:53] <hyper_b0le> sorted
[02:53] <youknowme> How would I cd into a network folder? The folder is "smb://joe-desktop/dvdripdata"
[02:53] <MasterShrek> lol @ ver1982, thats a little extreme isnt it? =P
[02:53] <Kamatsu> I've been f5'ing all day today.. still 00 days to go :( and it's the 18th here.
[02:53] <Si1> !ubuntu
[02:53] <Si1> !suse
[02:53] <Si1> !linux
[02:53] <Si1> !kernel
[02:53] <Si1> !antivirus
[02:54] <Si1> !rpm
[02:54] <ubotu> 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
[02:54] <blazemonger> ACPI: TCPA 1F779F56, 0032 does that mean my ystem has TPM?
[02:54] <ubotu> Other !Linux distributions besides !Ubuntu include: Debian, Mepis (using !APT); RedHat, Fedora, SUSE, Mandriva (using !RPM); Gentoo, Slackware (using other packaging systems)
[02:54] <Si1> !deb