[00:00] <brian__> it says there is 657 updates
[00:00] <___> I'm having a problem with getting a write error on MSN messenger's network. I run Ubuntu, fully updated, and access MSN messenger via Pidgin. The disconnect is not at regular intervals, but each interval is no more than 15 minutes apart. I've already tried renaming ~/.purple in case it was an issue with my profile. No dice on that. Anybody have other ideas?
[00:00] <Like> no   ..
[00:00] <Like> ??
[00:01] <KujiUn> Does anyone know how to block IPs for individual users?
[00:01] <Like> hi all
[00:01] <bazhang> brian__, #ubuntu+1 for karmic
[00:01] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: I list the Rage card as BusID           "PCI:0:10:0" in my xorg.conf file
[00:01] <Like> ty for host
[00:02] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: I assume that's correct. I don't know if I need another 0 after the "PCI:"
[00:02] <Rgoodermote> Anyways...still need some assistance setting up a web server...kinda lost at the email part...don't know who to setup the mail part on Ubuntu...Windows..golden..Ubuntu..not so easy and amazingly complicated instructions are abundant.
[00:02] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: have you tried commented out the busID ?
[00:02] <ONAIR> YW
[00:03] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: of and I think the r128 is hashed out so that I could startx in this vesa based X11 environment
[00:03] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: yes, siree
[00:03] <bro> guys, can you tell me how to make diacritics work in VLC? i already selected ISO-885906 for encoding, but not all diacritics are showed correctly [i need some kind of central european setting, under windows it worked]
[00:04] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: i think you know as much as me at this stage... report it as a bug
[00:04] <erUSUL> !bug | _Trinity_
[00:05] <_Trinity_> ubottu: sure. You know I can imagine it being thrown aside because it's on an iMac
[00:05] <kamen> hey guys, by any chance could somone tell me how to upgrade from hardy to jaunty using a USB?
[00:05] <thiebaude_> !usb
[00:05] <erUSUL> kamen: use the iso of the alternatecd
[00:05] <erUSUL> !alternate | kamen
[00:06] <KujiUn> Um, excuse me, but does anyone know how to block IPs for individual users?
[00:07] <_Trinity_> ubottu: thanks for taking the time to examine the problem
[00:07] <duvnell> if I wanted to change gcc to check an additional lib or include directory by default (i.e. /usr/local/my-builds/lib) what file would I have to change
[00:07] <erUSUL> KujiUn: do not think is possible. internet connection is system wide
[00:07] <KujiUn> Ah.
[00:07] <KujiUn> ...I can live without it.
[00:07] <KujiUn> How can you block sites system wide?
[00:08] <___> KujiUn, that would be through your modem's software
[00:08] <KujiUn> ...
[00:08] <KujiUn> Oh, nothing inside Ubuntu?
[00:08] <___> unless you're using your linux box as a server
[00:08] <___> I'll PM you
[00:08] <KujiUn> I see.
[00:08] <erUSUL> KujiUn: if the list of sites is short you can list them in /etc/hosts all pointing to <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:08] <KujiUn> Ah.
[00:08] <KujiUn> That.
[00:08] <_Trinity_> ubottu: I got one trick u my sleeve though, thugh it probaby won';t make a difference if it really is a bug. Boot up with the 8.04 lives desktop CD and grap the xorg.conf file it generates, apply it to this install and if tthat doesn't work, well I think it's time overdue to report this bug
[00:08] <KujiUn> How do you do that?
[00:09] <Guest61176> #j linuxac
[00:09] <_Trinity_> shoot I keep on writing the bot
[00:09] <bazhang> _Trinity_, please stop addressing the bot; if necessary you can /msg ubottu
[00:09] <erUSUL> _Trinity_: ubottu is an infobot... i told it to tell you where to report the bug... ;)
[00:09] <_Trinity_> tab isn't my friend
[00:09] <___> KujiUn do you want other systems to be able to access the site?
[00:09] <_Trinity_> and that's why he got picked up by my tab
[00:09] <KujiUn> Yes.
[00:09] <_Trinity_> k, thanks guys
[00:10] <KujiUn> Just one needs to be blocked.
[00:10] <Saunatonttu> Hello :)
[00:10] <erUSUL> KujiUn: with a text editor. suppose the site you do not want others to visit is wwww.dangerousplace,com. you add aline like this to the hosts file «  wwww.dangerousplace.com     <IP_ADDRESS> »
[00:10] <_Trinity_> back the good ol days, we'd calle guys talkng to bots idiots. LOL
[00:10] <Saunatonttu> what did i do wrong:  user    ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/usb_modeswitch <-- still asking password
[00:11] <_Trinity_> and keep a count of how many people talking to the bot
[00:11] <KujiUn> Ah.
[00:11] <Alfredo555> a default xorg.conf has basically nothing in it anyway - it's being deprecated
[00:11] <KujiUn> Thanks.
[00:12] <erUSUL> KujiUn: when someone tries to visit the site firefox would try to connect to the machine itself and it will timeout
[00:12] <KujiUn> I see.
[00:12] <timido> hey i have a question I'm trying to Mount my usb harddrive but i get this error while mounting it http://pastebin.ca/1554376
[00:12] <timido> there it is can someone give me a hand please
[00:12] <erUSUL> KujiUn: you can put a safe ip instead of <IP_ADDRESS> (for example the one for www.google.com)
[00:13] <dnyy> So I just installed 9.04 on a friends computer, installed the nvidia drivers, and now I can't see shit of X. All I can see is 3px of the top and the rest is black. :/ Anyone know what the deal might be and/or how to fix it?
[00:13] <thiebaude_> !language | dnyy
[00:13] <KujiUn> Thanks for all the help, erUSUL and ___
[00:14] <erUSUL> KujiUn: no problem
[00:14] <jennie_alex> which command is used to save temporary files?
[00:14] <erUSUL> jennie_alex: ?
[00:14] <erUSUL> jennie_alex: what files ?
[00:15] <jennie_alex> .c
[00:15] <unop> Saunatonttu, try making that     user ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/usb_modeswitch
[00:16] <erUSUL> jennie_alex: source code files ? save them from the editor you are using to code them ?
[00:16] <magical_walrus> I want to make a .PNG file of a Gummy Bear a random color every time the image is loaded. I'm not putting this on a website or within the 'htdocs/' folder in an http daemon, so I can't write a PHP script that selects a random image each time and outputs the contents with the header "image/png" and use a .htaccess file. Can someone give me some pointers/suggestions?
[00:16] <___> I'm having a problem with getting a write error on MSN messenger's network. I run Ubuntu, fully updated, and access MSN messenger via Pidgin. The disconnect is not at regular intervals, but each interval is no more than 15 minutes apart. I've already tried renaming ~/.purple in case it was an issue with my profile. No dice on that. Anybody have other ideas?
[00:17] <jennie_alex> there isn't any way to save it with gcc
[00:17] <Greek-Boy> I have connected my HDMI monitor to ubuntu. Now how do I configure xorg.conf to display the correct 16:9 resolution?
[00:17] <erUSUL> jennie_alex: gcc is used to compile them not to "save them. they have to be already saved for gcc to read them
[00:19] <thowland> magical_walrus: can you use image magick and a shell script? how are you loading the image?
[00:21] <magical_walrus> thowland: The image gets used in an iPod app on a jailbroken ipod touch, and whenever someone selects the corresponding option and taps the screen, it will paste the gummy bear image where the user tapped.
[00:21] <KittyBoots> I am looking for a suggestion for an ftp client
[00:22] <barbo> KittyBoots: filezilla
[00:22] <erUSUL> KittyBoots: command line or gui ?
[00:22] <KittyBoots> erUSUL, gui
[00:22] <erUSUL> !away
[00:22] <thowland> magical_walrus: maybe you should try an objective-c channel?
[00:22] <erUSUL> KittyBoots: filezilla or gftp
[00:23] <KittyBoots> erUSUL barbo: thanks
[00:23] <erUSUL> KittyBoots: or just use nautilus (the file manager) it has ftp support
[00:24] <magical_walrus> thowland: That's not necessary, I'm only modifying the image the app uses, not the actual app.
[00:24] <erUSUL> KittyBoots: Places>Connect to Server
[00:25] <magical_walrus> thowland: I'm not attempting to make the app select a random image, I want the .png file to refer to a random image each time.
[00:25] <master_> Hi all can anyone assist me with why totem will not play you tube
[00:26] <magical_walrus> thowland: When I say refer, I mean, act as a link, as a link to a folder acts.
[00:26] <erUSUL> magical_walrus: make the png image a link to a random image inside a folder, change the link with you program
[00:26] <master_> Hi all can anyone assist me with why totem will not play you tube
[00:27] <coolcat> Is it possible to make a mpeg movie out of a gif animation?
[00:27] <_Trinity_> erUSUL: this may be a stupid question, but I imagine that I could make use of the back porting --both referenced in the link you posted early on-- because it's intel cards they are referring to
[00:27] <_Trinity_> but that gives me an idea
[00:27] <thowland> magical_walrus: I don't understand where the PNG lives; is it on the itouch or on an ubuntu machine?
[00:28] <sebsebseb> _Trinity_: Intel stuff is fixed in Ubuntu 9.10  released at the end of October
[00:28] <master_> Hi all can anyone assist me with why totem will not play you tube
[00:28] <spursncowboys> I downloaded and installed tvu through wine. It worked fine. Now I cannot get it to work. I uninstalled it and reinstalled it and it is doing the same thing. I will click on it from my Applications-Wine tab and it will pop up. Then it will just barely show up ( http://imagebin.ca/view/ieogS0.html). Then only thing I have done since it worked to now is try that upside-down turney ( I installed squid and apache 2 from that but I purged squid).
[00:28] <_Trinity_> when running Debian we --some of us-- used to install a specially prepped version of X byt a Debian maintainer
[00:28] <kee-kee> hi
[00:29] <_Trinity_> sebsebseb: and it would solve freezing problems
[00:29] <_Trinity_> I ha on my iMac.
[00:29] <basilesque1> coolcat: yes, there are many programs that can do that, from big ones like adobe premiere and a few freeware too
[00:29] <sebsebseb> _Trinity_: oh you have come from Debian?
[00:30] <kee-kee> what kind of chat is this?
[00:30] <an0n> Hi
[00:30] <_Trinity_> Danzer's DRI xserver? or something like that. In fact I once installed it onto Ubuntu Hoary?
[00:30] <basilesque1> irc kee-kee
[00:30] <sebsebseb> kee-kee:   support channal for Ubuntu Linux
[00:30] <_Trinity_> yes, years and years ago.
[00:30] <ONAIR> ps claro
[00:30] <an0n> I can't change my refresh rate?
[00:30] <spursncowboys> Also when running top, it showed TVU Player <defunct> and then not show up on "top"
[00:30] <sebsebseb> _Trinity_: ok
[00:30] <kee-kee> ok
[00:30] <master_> Hi all can anyone assist me with why totem will not play you tube
[00:31] <matu> i allowd bittorrent in "firestarter" but the port is still CLOSEd :'(
[00:31] <ONAIR> tx  Mmartin
[00:31] <sebsebseb> !ubuntu |  kee-kee
[00:31] <_Trinity_> not that I've used it as of late
[00:31] <Madison-> haha
[00:31] <an0n> I just installed ubuntu, have to get used to it but i guess the nvidia drivers dont work correctly? Because when I choose 75hz it still looks like it is on 60hz to me and it gives me a headache :\
[00:32] <ONAIR> :))
[00:32] <basilesque1> theres a background program thats eatting up a lot of CPU, how do I see it on system monitor (its showing me active CPU use only)
[00:32] <sebsebseb> an0n: the ones from the repo? not the website?
[00:32] <ONAIR> torrent
[00:32] <an0n> yeah from ubuntu itself, not from the nvidia site
[00:32] <ONAIR> yeah
[00:32] <kamen> I need in simple terms how to upgrade ubuntu from a flash drive, like what to download and stuff.
[00:32] <sebsebseb> an0n: good, if you get from the website, your bound to get problems
[00:33] <master_> Hi all can anyone assist me with why totem will not play you tube
[00:33] <ONAIR> aptitude
[00:33] <ONAIR> hi mf
[00:33] <Mike_lifeguard> What GUI tool(s) can I use to transcode videos?
[00:33] <ONAIR> ur ..
[00:33] <hattoricaca1> if i'm sharing internet with iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o ppp0 -j MASQUERADE && iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i wlan0 -p udp --dport 53 -j DNAT --to one_of_my_dns_servers
[00:33] <master_> Hi all can anyone assist me with why totem will not play you tube
[00:33] <magical_walrus> thowland: The PNG is on the iPod Touch
[00:33] <an0n> should i use the nvidia driver from the nvidia site?
[00:33] <hattoricaca1> do i have a way to do this but with round robin between my two dns serveres?
[00:34] <thowland> magical_walrus, what is the app written in?
[00:34] <Liker> uploading perrs
[00:34] <Liker> l0osser
[00:34] <bazhang> Liker, did you have a support question?
[00:34] <Liker> wb
[00:34] <magical_walrus> Thowland: Likely C, as it's on the app store and almost every app there is made with the iPhone SDK
[00:34] <Liker> im student off nautilus
[00:35] <magical_walrus> Thowland: Objective C, actually
[00:35] <thowland> magical_walrus, ok- thought it was a jailbroken app
[00:35] <Liker> grab
[00:35] <bazhang> Liker, this is a support channel only; chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:35] <Liker> k
[00:36] <magical_walrus> thowland: the app is "More Toast!", and I'm making a theme that adds new toppings
[00:36] <thowland> magical_walrus: PNG files don't contain any executable code in them. You could conceivably write a shell script that uses image magick to return a colored PNG, but I doubt you can get imagemagick and bash running on your itouch
[00:37] <iceroot>  how to display a message on the desktop (onscreen display, notification, systray or something else) with a command?
[00:38] <jhon> iceroot  i dont think it is possible, unless you want just anybody to be able to write to your display ?
[00:38] <thowland> iceroot, try libnotify-bin
[00:38] <magical_walrus> thowland: I have bash on my iTouch. I also have four images, each with a different colored gummy bear. All I need to do is somehow make the image mimic a random one of the 4 different images of the gummy bears.
[00:38] <Liker> i try mf
[00:39] <bazhang> Liker, please stop that
[00:39] <Liker> trtoo
[00:39] <iceroot> jhon: i want somethink like display("new mail arrived") or display("new chat-message") which is on the desktop until i click ok
[00:39] <iceroot> thowland: i will have a look
[00:40] <Veinor> iceroot: zenity
[00:40] <thowland> iceroot: http://hackaday.com/2009/09/03/simple-pop-up-notifications/
[00:40] <Xshaman> hi all
[00:40] <Veinor> zenity --info --text "Hey go do whatever" will pop up a dialog box with text "Hey go do whatever"
[00:41] <basilesque1> im trying to install a program through wine that wants to use DVD drive; i have no drive but have the ISO, how do I do this?
[00:41] <iceroot> Veinor: i am not root on the machine :( so i cant install anything new
[00:42] <Veinor> I don't think you have to install it, it might come by default
[00:42] <Veinor> Yeah, it's part of the metacity and ubuntu-desktop packages
[00:42] <Xshaman> Anyone have a good link or app to clean up a ubuntu ?
[00:42] <iceroot> Veinor: ok, next problem... kubuntu and ubuntu are the desktops
[00:43] <iceroot> Xshaman: cleanup what?
[00:43] <Veinor> it should work on kubuntu as well, though
[00:43] <miguelonnnn> hi! ;)
[00:43] <iceroot> Veinor: not installed on kubuntu LTS
[00:43] <Veinor> aw, then I dunno
[00:43] <iceroot> Veinor: but thanks
[00:43] <Veinor> kdialog
[00:43] <Xshaman> clean space on the drive and slim the ubuntu to the needest thing (i am on a ssd)
[00:44] <Veinor> kdialog on kubuntu, zenity on ubuntu
[00:44] <Veinor> I don't know if they take the same parameters but that's whatn man is for :D
[00:44] <miguelonnnn> please  1 fast question, i want to inspect my mbr, i know it's done with dd if=/input/file of=/where/i/want/it bs=446 count=1
[00:44] <iceroot> Veinor: i will have a look at the manpage from kdialog (its installed :-) )
[00:44] <miguelonnnn> but i wonder where the of should point?
[00:44] <Veinor> if you're running kde, it's probably installed unless something's really weird
[00:44] <westmi> I'm having a problem accessing history in firefox. When i click history, it brings up organize bookmarks instead.can anyone help me fix this?
[00:44] <iceroot> Veinor: yes it is in LTS installed :)
[00:44] <Veinor> :D
[00:45] <westmi> maybe a simple command?
[00:45] <Veinor> westmi: what happens if you hit ctrl-h
[00:45] <verv87> help, how do i change the cli font? i want to change it to terminus
[00:46] <Veinor> verv87: are you using gnome-terminal still?
[00:46] <verv87> no im talking about cli
[00:46] <verv87> no x
[00:46] <Veinor> oh, the ctrl-alt-f1 terminal? I don't know
[00:46] <magical_walrus> thowland: Is it possible to write a bash script that gets the contents of a PNG file & outputs them, save the script as .png, and force it to be interpreted by bash?
[00:47] <westmi> Veinor,  it brings up history-thanks i did not know about that shortcut
[00:47] <Veinor> No problem.
[00:47] <iceroot> Veinor: kdialog --passivepopup foo 10   this is so perfect, thanks alot :)
[00:47] <Veinor> you're welcome :D
[00:47] <verv87> help, does anybody know how to change the vc terminal fonts?
[00:49] <matu> is anyone able to get transmission working correctly using ubuntu ?
[00:49] <Veinor> verv87: http://luv.asn.au/overheads/virtualconsoles.html#fonts
[00:49] <thowland> magical_walrus, I don't know how to do that on OSX. On ubuntu you could do that with FAM, but OSX is a different beast.
[00:49] <Veinor> Try that
[00:51] <verv87> hey veinor can i get that site again, i closed the window by mistake
[00:51] <Veinor> http://luv.asn.au/overheads/virtualconsoles.html#fonts
[00:52] <pisecx> Hi. I need a help with ssh, putty and autentification by key
[00:52] <pisecx> I have generated public and private keys, using putty
[00:52] <pisecx> I tried to add content of public key to ~/.ssh/.....
[00:52] <matu> is anyone able to get transmission working correctly using ubuntu ?
[00:52] <pisecx> as described in config file
[00:52] <pisecx> restarted sshd server
[00:52] <pisecx> but still can not connect without a password
[00:53] <Veinor> pisecx: what exactly did you do?
[00:53] <pisecx> Veinor: genereted 2 keys using putty generator
[00:53] <pisecx> Veinor: created a file
[00:53] <Veinor> why 2 keys?
[00:54] <bro> hei, where can i get America's Army 3 for linux? i can only find download links for windows
[00:54] <pisecx> Veinor: hm. ok. do I need public or private key?
[00:54] <sebsebseb> bro: I guess there isn't a Linux version then
[00:54] <magical_walrus> thowland: It's worth a shot, they're both unix. If you can run it in the command line, maybe it will work for the ipod.
[00:54] <sebsebseb> !wine |  bro
[00:54] <pisecx> Veinor: I have win computer and linux computer. I want to connect from win to linux using putty without any password
[00:54] <Veinor> magical_walrus: GNU's Not Unix :P
[00:55] <LogicalDash> My OpenGL-based games are running really slowly lately. What's going on?
[00:55] <bro> i know about wine, just thought AA3 was for linux too, just like AA:SF is
[00:55] <Veinor> pisecx: okay, did you copy id_rsa.pub or id_dsa.pub over to the linux computer and add it to authorized_keys
[00:55] <sebsebseb> bro: I think it might be,  Google
[00:55] <thowland> magical_walrus- you can't, FAM hooks into the kernel to track file access, etc
[00:55] <magical_walrus> thowland: Oh
[00:55] <pisecx> Veinor: this files... id_rsa.pub. Is it generated by putty or is it from /etc/ssh from linux host?
[00:56] <pisecx> Veinor: I just don't understand from what to what should I make a copy
[00:56] <Veinor> wait, when you generated keys using putty, what files were created?
[00:56] <pisecx> Veinor: well. I pushed generated a public key and generate a private key
[00:57] <pisecx> Veinor: public key just contein usuall content and private key is ppk
[00:57] <Veinor> pisecx: ok so you copied your public key stuff over to the linux server right?
[00:58] <pisecx> Veinor: no, I have created a file ~/.ssh/authorized_keys or something, opened it with nano and just inserted into it my content from public key
[00:58] <pisecx> Veinor: is it wrong?
[00:58] <Veinor> pisecx: that should work, hmm
[00:58] <pisecx> Veinor: and in putty I use private key
[00:58] <pisecx> Veinor: is that correct?
[00:58] <mneptok> pisecx: what are the permissions on .ssh and .ssh/authorized_keys ?
[00:59] <Veinor> run cat -E ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the linux machine
[00:59] <Veinor> and tell me how many $ you see
[00:59] <pisecx> mneptok: I think default permissions for simple user
[00:59] <pisecx> Veinor: 2 ?
[01:00] <Veinor> how many public keys do you have in authorized_keys?
[01:00] <Veinor> just the one?
[01:00] <pisecx> let me show you
[01:00] <Veinor> yeah, pastebin it
[01:00] <mneptok> pisecx: chmod 700 .ssh && chmod 600 .ssh/authorized_keys
[01:00] <pisecx> Veinor: I have changed it a little http://slexy.org/view/s2euZvjkKU
[01:01] <Bigshot_> which linux distro is with the latest linux kernel?
[01:01] <Veinor> there's your problem
[01:01] <Bigshot_> stable release that is
[01:01] <bazhang> Bigshot_, of Ubuntu?
[01:01] <Veinor> open it up in nano -w
[01:01] <Bigshot_> any bazhang
[01:01] <samitheberber> Bigshot_: if you want latest, you might have to build it on yourself
[01:01] <Veinor> and delete all the newlines in the middle of you rkey
[01:01] <bazhang> Bigshot_, perhaps check distrowatch.com or ask in ##linux ; here is Ubuntu support
[01:02] <commander_> chromium is good
[01:02] <pisecx> Veinor: I don't see any newlines in the middle. or probably didn't understand you correctly
[01:03] <Veinor> pisecx: okay, run nano -w ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
[01:03] <pisecx> yep
[01:03] <Veinor> you see how the bit that goes AAAAB3 to the equals sign is on multiple lines?
[01:03] <mneptok> pisecx: is your .pub keyfile somewhere on the Ubuntu machine?
[01:03] <spursncowboys>  I downloaded and installed tvu through wine. It worked fine. Now I cannot get it to work. I uninstalled it and reinstalled it and it is doing the same thing. I will click on it from my Applications-Wine tab and it will pop up. Then it will just barely show up ( http://imagebin.ca/view/ieogS0.html). Then only thing I have done since it worked to now is try that upside-down turney ( I installed squid and apache 2 from that but I purged squid). Also whe
[01:03] <samitheberber> Bigshot_: for example with gentoo, you can emerge latest vanilla source
[01:03] <pisecx> mneptok: no
[01:04] <Veinor> mneptok: his keyfile is split up into multiple lines
[01:04] <spursncowboys> I did the alt-f2 and put in TVUPlayer and got nothing. Even the search window closed. Then I went into the terminal and typed TVUPlayer & and it did the same thing. It closed the terminal window. I opened up another terminal and did TVUPlayer & again and got this. http://pastebin.ca/1554409
[01:04] <mneptok> pisecx: it will probably be easier to use cat to get the .pub into authorized_keys
[01:04] <pisecx> Veinor: should it be one line only?
[01:04] <Veinor> pisecx: yes
[01:04] <Veinor> all the stuff from AAAAB3N to LBGGC73= should be on one line
[01:05] <verv87> ubuntu puts console fonts in /usr/share/consolefonts and they're compressed. i know i can extract them anywhere, but im going to setfont in root aswell so whats the correct place to extract terminus to?
[01:05] <RAW-mEAT> hello, have a problem with the thoughtpolice image for vmware.. they say the user is "notroot" and the password "thoughtpolice" but it says the password is wrong, does someone know the correct settings?
[01:06] <pisecx> Veinor: Server refused our key ))
[01:06] <samitheberber> Bigshot_: but is there a praticular reason to hunt the latest kernel?
[01:06] <Veinor> pisecx: hm, that should be right
[01:06] <pisecx> Veinor: what's about a putty?
[01:06] <Veinor> could you pastebin both authorized_keys and your public keyfile that putty generated somewhere
[01:06] <pisecx> Veinor: should I select some checkboxes?
[01:06] <Bigshot_> yea samitheberber for multitouch supprot
[01:06] <Bigshot_> support*
[01:07] <Veinor> (you don't have to modify them with BLABLABLA or anything; public keys can't be used to gain access to someone's computer)
[01:07] <pisecx> Veinor: http://slexy.org/view/s24xsUDKhV putty's
[01:07] <sukhdevsingh> hi
[01:07] <arand> Should /tmp have 777 permissions by default?
[01:08] <Veinor> Yes.
[01:08] <test34> arand: yes
[01:08] <pisecx> Veinor: http://slexy.org/view/s21UkI7GqE and authorized key. the key is in one line
[01:08] <vavar> how can i connect ubuntu with a motorola cable modem ? it has a usb plug also but motorola does not seem to provide drivers and it does not work if i connect it
[01:09] <arand> cheers just checking, since I've had some perm mismatches lately.
[01:09] <test34> pisecx: its on one line if you don't have word-wrap enabled
[01:09] <pisecx> test34: well, I used nano -w
[01:09] <pisecx> deleted all newlines
[01:09] <vavar> its a motorola surfboard bsc
[01:09] <Veinor> pisecx: you're missing bits from authorized_keys
[01:09] <mneptok> vavar: does it have a standard Ethernet connector?
[01:09] <samitheberber> Bigshot_: If you have already ubuntu, you could compile the latest stable by your own, but it might broke lots of things
[01:09] <test34> ok
[01:09] <pisecx> Veinor: ok, let me copy the file and cat it )
[01:09] <Veinor> no I mean
[01:09] <Veinor> part of your key is missing
[01:10] <Veinor> you need to add 6Ufq7ChTfC7nxh2iLPkqGDOGBLBGGC7E= to the end
[01:10] <Veinor> right after the Tubp1x7Q
[01:10] <Veinor> somehow that got cut off
[01:10] <mneptok> Veinor: if (s)he can copy the file locally, easier to just use cat :)
[01:10] <Veinor> true
[01:10] <vavar> mneptok: yes. that works but i wonder if the other way works also and the same time. a friend has that modem and that way we wouldn't need other networking hw
[01:10] <pisecx> Veinor: refused ))
[01:11] <Veinor> pisecx: hm
[01:11] <pisecx> Veinor: I copied the file and renamed it to autorized_keys
[01:11] <pisecx> Veinor: what's about putty checkboxes or something?
[01:11] <mneptok> pisecx: did you copy the .pub file to the Ubuntu machine?
[01:11] <mneptok> pisecx: that's not how you do it.
[01:11] <pisecx> mneptok: yes and renamed it to authorized_keys
[01:11] <Veinor> pisecx: run ls -lta .ssh and pastebin it
[01:11] <Veinor> er, ~/.ssh
[01:12] <vavar> another problem is with cups and a hp printer. it is in the list and the settings are set and all but it does not print it. what could cause that? how can i get more cups output to debug such things?
[01:12] <keith> When I open the calendar in Evolution, the tasks and memos on the right always want to be way too big. Is there a way to make them open properly or disable them?
[01:12] <pisecx> Veinor: http://slexy.org/view/s2ZoN9PlHu
[01:13] <mneptok> pisecx: mv ~/.ssh/authorized_keys ~/keyfile.pub && cat ~/keyfile.pub > .ssh/authorized_keys && chmod 700 ~/.ssh && chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys && rm ~/keyfile.pub
[01:13] <mneptok> pisecx: then try again
[01:13] <pisecx> mneptok: Veinor http://smages.com/i/cd/06/cd068bb08166046c7e23c0927de2b7db.png is that correct?
[01:14] <Veinor> pisecx: click every box in that section, just for the hell of it :P
[01:14] <mneptok> pisecx: no idea. i don;t use PuTTY or Windows.
[01:14] <WdnSpoon> I use NetworkManager to VPN - is it possible to make it launch some other application when the VPN connection succeeds?
[01:14] <pisecx> Veinor: ok, let me try )
[01:14] <WdnSpoon> basically I like to set up a bunch of SSH tunnels whenever I VPN, so it'd be really convenient to launch my SSH connection once the VPN connects
[01:15] <starwind> hey, random question if anyone would like to try helping   D:
[01:15] <_CommandeR_> hi i need a easy to use ftp server anyone could recommend something ?
[01:15] <pisecx> Veinor: mneptok I'll try to google it..
[01:15] <sebsebseb> !ask |  starwind
[01:15] <starwind> I'd like to change the ubuntu menu icon from the default on the human clearlooks theme to that of the one from the glossy theme
[01:15] <_CommandeR_> Hi, anyone know any good gui ftp server ?
[01:16] <Veinor> starwind: gimme a sec, I think I know how to do this
[01:16] <_Joda_> _CommandeR_, lol
[01:16] <_CommandeR_> _Joda_, ?
[01:16] <bastid_raZor> !ftp > _CommandeR_
[01:20] <Veinor> starwind: blah, sorry. Try asking in #gnome though
[01:20] <starwind> alright, thanks anyway  :)
[01:21] <yomomo> hello i am brand new in ubuntu, cant someone help me setting up a shared windows printer, I go trough all the steps in the printer config but when selecting the computer, the windows closes down with no reason
[01:21] <soreau> starwind: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=533247
[01:22] <teehee> how come no matter how many times i open a port and turn off firestarter deluge always says no incomming connections
[01:22] <starwind> soreau: I saw that, thank you. Didn't help tho.  :(
[01:22] <soreau> teehee: What tells you no incoming connections
[01:22] <teehee> deluge
[01:22] <vavar> what's the correct way of enabling or disabling services? i always forget that..
[01:23] <jalonso> vavar: killall
[01:23] <jalonso> vavar: :)  jk
[01:23] <soreau> vavar: Sys>Prefs>Session or Startup Applications
[01:23] <|newbie|> Does Brasero ever burn at an insanely slow rate for anyone?
[01:23] <Veinor> vavar: /etc/init.d/whatever stop
[01:23] <Veinor> (or start, or restart)
[01:23] <arand> yomomo: What do you mean exactly with "selecting the computer", and what kind of printer is this?
[01:23] <jalonso> |newbie|: Brasero sucks, use mediaplayer instead
[01:24] <Alfredo555> or just getting them not to start at all on boot?
[01:24] <soreau> |newbie|: Or try k3b
[01:25] <teehee> soreau: deluge always says no incomming connections but when i test the port on a port checker it says the same thing
[01:25] <yomomo> arand >> selecting the computer where the printer is installed and the printer is a cheap epson
[01:25] <soreau> teehee: I'm not familiar to deluge and not sure what you're trying to do exactly
[01:25] <Alfredo555> i had exim4 and/or fetchmail running all the time for no reason
[01:26] <haitiankid4lyf> hey
[01:26] <elliottm> can anyone help me with compiling programs that use qt? it looks like a lot of the #include lines in the qt header files aren't proper paths, so a ton of stuff doesn't get included right and i get a wall of text full of errors when i try to compile
[01:27] <soreau> elliottm: What are you trying to compile and why?
[01:27] <arand> yomomo: Are you doing this through the file manager or through printer configuration?
[01:28] <haitiankid4lyf> hey i need a little help
[01:28] <haitiankid4lyf> i am unable to install and remove packages
[01:28] <haitiankid4lyf> i get this error   Package xulrunner-1.9 is not configured yet.
[01:29] <fccf> haitiankid4lyf: run sudo apt-get -f install
[01:29] <yomomo> arand >> i am doing it via printer config i go through all the steps /new printer / windows printer via SAMBA / find / I select the workgroup and the computer >> suddenly all the windows closeswith no reason
[01:30] <Greek-Boy> I have connected my HDMI monitor to ubuntu. Now how do I configure xorg.conf to display the correct 16:9 resolution?
[01:30] <spursncowboys> http://pastebin.ca/1554423 This is what I get when I try and run TVU from the terminal.
[01:30] <duckinator> How can I do internet connection sharing on Ubuntu Server 9.04 (x64)?  I have 2 NICs (1 input and 1 output)
[01:30] <fccf> Greek-Boy: What kind of video card do you have?
[01:30] <duckinator> I need to change the ip range from 10.*.*.* to 172.*.*.*
[01:30] <lucas__> hey
[01:30] <unop> !inetshare
[01:31] <Greek-Boy> fccf: lspci show this. http://pastebin.com/d21e89957
[01:31] <yomomo> arand >> I know is ridicusly easy but is craking my head up >(
[01:31] <soreau> duckinator: You need to use masqueraded
[01:31] <unop> !inetsharing | duckinator
[01:31] <Greek-Boy> fccf: I am assuming it s Intel G41 but i'm not sure. The box is a Dell Studio Slim 540s.
[01:31] <arand> yomomo: have you tried just writing in the smb://*** line?
[01:31] <elliottm> soreau: well before i was trying to compiling a whole file, but i've narrowed it down to one .cpp file with one line in it: "#include <qt4/QtGui/QWidget>"
[01:32] <fccf> spursncowboys: thats a windows program... how are you running it?
[01:32] <haitiankid4lyf> fccf i get this http://pastebin.com/m2640ed0f
[01:32] <duckinator> thanks soreau
[01:32] <kdas> hi all
[01:32] <soreau> duckinator: masquerading* http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=91370
[01:32] <arand> yomomo: Well, it might be a bad bug showing it's face, and in that case it's definitely not easy.
[01:32] <kdas> does anyone have the newest 17" macbook here/
[01:32] <soreau> elliottm: pastebin the output from the terminal starting with the first error
[01:32] <elliottm> soreau when i try to compile it, i get several errors about files/directories not being found, then afterwards several errors about things in qwidget not being defined
[01:33] <FoolishOwl> I'm concerned about Wireshark
[01:33] <fccf> haitiankid4lyf: do you have another package management program running
[01:33] <FoolishOwl> Wireshark (as root) is NOT asking for an admin password.
[01:33] <Greek-Boy> fccf: my xorg.conf is currently default. nothing has been detected... :-(
[01:33] <fccf> Greek-Boy: Jaunty?
[01:33] <yomomo> arand >> I am guessing that, thanks for all./
[01:33] <kdas> I have a macbook pro 17" latest and was wondering if someone can help me with grub2 and my wireless card?
[01:33] <Greek-Boy> fccf: yes, Jaunty
[01:33] <fccf> !intel | Greek-Boy
[01:34] <Greek-Boy> i had a look at that
[01:34] <Greek-Boy> it didn't help me
[01:34] <okubax> how can I improve the performance of my intel graphics
[01:34] <haitiankid4lyf> fccf sorry one was, i closed it and re ran the command and got this http://pastebin.com/m219cd782
[01:35] <elliottm> soreau http://pastebin.com/d4eddbbe2
[01:35] <okubax> anytime i upgrade to a new driver, my laptop keeps locking up
[01:35] <fccf> Greek-Boy: Reccommend using 8.04  Ubuntu Hardy if you want the drivers to work, ... for now karmic might throw us some suprises but yet to see personally
[01:35] <Greek-Boy> fccf: ok... thanks
[01:36] <elliottm> the #include files in the qwidget file i'm including doesn't include the "qt4/" in the beginning of the paths, and i think that's the problem, but i want to fix it the "right" way as opposed to trying to edit them in
[01:36] <soreau> elliottm: Do you have libqt4-dev installed?
[01:36] <elliottm> yes
[01:37] <fccf> haitiankid4lyf: have you run sudo apt-get update ... lets make sure you are up to date
[01:37] <soreau> elliottm: Then you need to ask the developers of the package you're trying to compile
[01:37] <haitiankid4lyf> fccf yes
[01:38] <elliottm> how do i find that?
[01:38] <bkeating_> man... how do i fix this common but hard to search for problem: http://dpaste.com/89714/
[01:38] <FoolishOwl> Is anyone familiar with Wireshark?
[01:38] <soreau> elliottm: What package is it?
[01:38] <siavas1> Hi, How can I remove this overlay :) ? "AMD Unsupported Hardware"
[01:38] <kdas> so no one knows about grub2-efi booting ???????????
[01:38] <elliottm> i assume it's libqt4-dev
[01:38] <soreau> elliottm: Oh my, why are you calling g++ directly?
[01:39] <okubax> is there a way I can get banshee to copy playlists to my Google G1 ?
[01:39] <elliottm> the issue started when i was trying to compile it in eclipse, and i started using g++ to narrow down the cause
[01:39] <soreau> elliottm: Where did you get abc.cpp?
[01:40] <siavas1> How can I remove "AMD Unsupported Hardware" overlay? its too annoying
[01:40] <arand> kdas: possibly someone in #grub might (not that it's a rather quiet channel, but when alive, rather knowlegdable as well)
[01:40] <arand> kdas: *note
[01:40] <glicks> excuse me does anyone know how many times something needs to be overwritten on a hard disk before it is truely unrecoverable by forensic analysis software?
[01:40] <kdas> arand, yea i am there and asking but they are all dead right now
[01:40] <spursncowboys> fccf: I am running it through wine
[01:40] <elliottm> soreau abc is a file that i made that has just the one line i mentioned earler -- just "#include <qt4/QtGui/QWidget>"
[01:40] <spursncowboys> http://pastebin.ca/1554423
[01:41] <soreau> elliottm: Alright, let's start over. What are you trying to compile and why?
[01:41] <ritztech> anyone know of a way to RDP to a LINUX using rdp so you can not install a thrid party tool on a windows box
[01:41] <ritztech> like linux is the terminal server in a sence
[01:41] <kdas> someone please help with my macbook pro wireless and grub
[01:41] <linxeh> ritztech: nope. :P
[01:42] <spursncowboys> fccf: when i went to alt-f2, i just typed in tvuplayer. is there a way to run it with wine?
[01:42] <fccf> spursncowboys: please head on over to our good friends @ #winehq , you'll obviously need some .dll's and other stuff that isn't standard in wine, but you can bring stuff in from another winbox
[01:42] <linxeh> ritztech: there are solutions that will deploy a webbased tool for viewing (eg sun secure global desktop) but I dont know of anything that uses RDP natively
[01:42] <ritztech> oh darn worth a shot ....
[01:42] <linxeh> ritztech: I beleive there is xrdp or something, but I dont know how good it is
[01:42] <prince> Hi
[01:43] <ritztech> haha ijust hate the ssh tunnelling with X (hate it cause i could never get the darn thing to work) :)
[01:43] <linxeh> ritztech: you could look at using VNC ?
[01:43] <ritztech> if i recall VNC was reallllly sluggish
[01:43] <theoros> suppose there is a single operating system installed on a hard disk and the disk is encrypted using full disk encryption with pre-boot authentication, with no unencrypted free space remaining. what would the complications be in creating a second partition and installing ubuntu on it, in a safe way?
[01:43] <linxeh> depends on your use / network :)
[01:43] <elliottm> i'm in an opengl class, and we're using QT for the "container". we were given four files (two .h and two .cpp) to start development from, and as far as i knew it would be as simple as loading them into eclipse and compiling
[01:43] <linxeh> ritztech: also, maybe look at NX
[01:44] <ritztech> hmmmm i was in my network it self haha i ws just on the page for NX
[01:44] <elliottm> i assume you'll want to see the four files
[01:44] <soreau> elliottm: When you compile source you should know what you're doing and why. In most cases, you need to get whatever package source from the official developers repo and use the build system to compile it. Using an IDE like Eclipse or trying to compile an individual file from the package is the wrong way
[01:44] <spursncowboys> fccf: the thing is I had this working a few days ago. Then I tried to install the Upside-down topsy turney program and now it doesnt work.
[01:44] <elliottm> i'm not trying to compile the QT source
[01:45] <linxeh> elliottm: you'd be better off using the command line and Kate or similar unless your tutor told you to use eclipse
[01:45] <linxeh> elliottm: I'm a massive Eclipse fan btw, but for beginners a complex IDE is not a good idea
[01:46] <ritztech> is it kind of like a mirror driver
[01:46] <elliottm> well i have no problem with using kate, but there's still the problem of not being able to find the header files
[01:48] <ritztech>  Dependency is not satisfiable
[01:48] <kahen> elliottm (and others), usually you need to pass a -I option to gcc to include libraries?
[01:48] <gartral> where are the error logs for compiz on Ubuntu?
[01:49] <kdas> i need an efi expert or someone who knows how to get a BCM4322 working
[01:49] <fccf>  ritztech: that's right, sometime finding an alternative program is more sutible than having to reinvent the wheel
[01:49] <LucidGuy> alright got some grub issues.  I installed ubuntu along side windows xp.  I then decided to manually remove the linux partions manually so I can install ubuntu netbook remix in the empty space.  I told the paritioner to use the largest contiguos space not realizing that it was going to remove all of my previous grub pointers .. urrg.  So can anyone point me in the right direction in recovering the XP grub entry?
[01:49] <kahen> elliottm, or in other words, gcc/g++ assumes that you know 100% what you're doing when comping stuff manually (i.e. not using a ready made configure script by autotools)
[01:49] <elliottm> the header file that i myself am including it finds just fine, but that file tries to import other header files in the library with parts of the path missing. kahen, if the solution is as simple as that then i won't mind
[01:50] <xtsuname> hi, can I get help on rhythmbox plugin here?
[01:51] <elliottm> so the -I option takes a file path? in this case, "/sur/include/qt4/"?
[01:51] <elliottm> usr
[01:51] <fccf> LucidGuy: please look here, this discribes in detail
[01:51] <fccf> http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/add-windows-xp-entry-to-grub-434986/
[01:51] <LucidGuy> fccf, thanks Ill check it out.
[01:52] <kahen> elliottm, either an absolute path or a relative path, yes. a lot of configure scripts end up with includes like "-I ../../some/dir/"
[01:52] <kosmic> i want this ubuntu box to act as an ad hoc wifi point
[01:52] <kosmic> how do i do this
[01:52] <Dreamglider> i just installed jaunty when it was done and i got to option to install grub or not it did not detect the ibex i had installed beforehand, how do i manually add jaunty to grub ?
[01:53] <xtsuname> So, anyone know how I can add rhythmweb plugin to rhythmbox?
[01:53] <elliottm> linxeh yeah, we were told to use eclipse, although he said it wasn't essential. if i wanted to have eclipse add the aforementioned -I option when it tries to compile my code, how would I do that?
[01:53] <fccf> Dreamglider: same drive different partitions same drive or 2 drives?
[01:53] <Dreamglider> fccf, single drive different partition only
[01:55] <cacey31> Hello everyone
[01:55] <cacey31> I need help booting ubuntu from a cd
[01:55] <Dreamglider> fccf:  i installed jaunty on sda2 and ibex is on sda1 > http://pastebin.com/f8590d44
[01:55] <fccf> Dreamglider: please look here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[01:55] <Dreamglider> cacey31, check your bios see if it can boot from CD
[01:56] <arand> cacey31: specify in what way it fails?
[01:56] <elliottm> kahen, that did it, thanks. now if i can get eclipse to include that automatically i'll be good
[01:56] <cacey31> i can at i set it like that
[01:56] <cacey31> i just went out and bought dvd-rs and cd-rws
[01:56] <Dreamglider> fccf, cant i just add the lines while running the installed ibex ?
[01:56] <cacey31> i think it's the way i extraced it
[01:57] <Dreamglider> fccf, into menu.lst
[01:57] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | cacey31
[01:57] <brian__> im running karmic koala gnome version i cant really tell  any differance between this and ajaunty
[01:57] <fccf> Dreamglider: first you need grub to detect the partition ... that can only be done in live mode
[01:57] <sebsebseb> brian__: it's in development so you won't notice much difference yet
[01:57] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  brian__
[01:57] <xtsuname> can anyone tell me how to make rhythmweb work with rhythmbox?
[01:58] <Dreamglider> fccf: alright thanks ill have a look at it.
[01:58] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you don't extract the ISO, you burn it's contents to CD, also you should check before burnign
[01:58] <sebsebseb> cacey31: that it's a good ISO
[01:58] <theoros> suppose there is a single operating system installed on a hard disk and the disk is encrypted using full disk encryption with pre-boot authentication, with no unencrypted free space remaining. what would the complications be in creating a second partition and installing ubuntu on it, in a safe way?
[01:59] <Greek-Boy> fccf: Surely there must be a way to my graphics work in Jaunty. It's displaying through HDMI, its just not displaying at the right resolution.
[01:59] <cacey31> okay
[01:59] <cacey31> sebsebseb: i'm a noob though so what do i do to verify the iso?
[02:00] <sebsebseb> cacey31: are you on Windows at the moment?
[02:00] <fccf> Greek-Boy: if you read what ubottu said and went to the links the fix is in there
[02:00] <Alfredo555> theoros, so shrink the encrypted partition first?
[02:00] <sebsebseb> cacey31: do what the link said that ubottu gave and will give again
[02:00] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  cacey31
[02:01] <cacey31> okay
[02:01] <cacey31> thank you very much
[02:01] <Alfredo555> can't see a problem with that, encryption isn't tied to partition size is it?
[02:01] <theoros> Alfredo555: and the encrypted partition wouldn't "spill over" into the unencrypted one?
[02:01] <cacey31> i want to get this OS running
[02:01] <sebsebseb> cacey31: how much RAM do you have?
[02:01] <theoros> well, it's a full disk encryption, over all partitions
[02:01] <cacey31> 1GB
[02:01] <sebsebseb> cacey31: ok should work from CD then, as long as the CD has been done right
[02:02] <cacey31> okay i probably just haven't been doing it right
[02:02] <cacey31> when i install this will i get an option to wipe my hard drive?
[02:02] <Alfredo555> full disk encryption can't go from block 0 to last block can it?
[02:02] <sebsebseb> cacey31: well it's common for  newbies to  for example burn the ISO to CD rather than it's contents
[02:03] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you want to wipe the hard disk?
[02:03] <cacey31> yes
[02:03] <cacey31> all of it and just have the operating system and my drivers
[02:03] <gartral> sebsebseb: it's been 5 years since i did that accidentally
[02:03] <theoros> Alfredo555: my understanding is that's what's being done
[02:03] <sebsebseb> cacey31: yes it can be installed  on the whole hard disk,  on a dual boot
[02:03] <sebsebseb> gartral: yep something like that for me as well
[02:03] <sebsebseb> cacey31: or on a dual boot above
[02:04] <Alfredo555> how does the bios boot the os then? unless it's a data partition
[02:04] <sebsebseb> Alfredo555: the bios  will boot the hard disk, or  Live CD/DVD
[02:04] <Alfredo555> must admit, i'm not sure how it works at that level
[02:04] <sebsebseb> Alfredo555: or Live USB even
[02:05] <Alfredo555> external media is different, and won't be used at every boot
[02:05] <sebsebseb> Alfredo555: well the boot order in the BIOS :)
[02:06] <Ulises> hi all
[02:06] <fccf> Alfredo555: have you considered running a virtual machine of ubuntu in your encrypted host's OS
[02:07] <sebsebseb> !hi |  Ulises
[02:07] <Ulises> Thanks
[02:07] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  Ulises
[02:07] <sebsebseb> Ulises: ,but I triggered it so :D
[02:08] <Ulises> jjjj
[02:08] <Alfredo555> i don't have encrypted anything, it's someone else
[02:08] <Ulises> Lol
[02:08] <queso> I know this is going to sound crazy, but it seems to happen frequently enough to me that I figured I'd ask. I open my System Monitor open and get rtorrent downloading at as high a speed as my connection allows, go away for a while, come back and the screen is off (powersave) -- when I move my mouse, screen turns on, and instantly my download speed plummets.  I know it sounds wacky, but I've tested this a bunch of times now.  Any
[02:08] <queso> ideas on why moving the mouse and the screen turning on would kill my download speed?
[02:09] <cacey31> Okay when i'm using Infarecorder to mount the iso do i make the file destination the cd or a folder somewhere?
[02:09] <cacey31> there are no further instructions on the site
[02:10] <Richard_Martin> yo
[02:10] <fccf> queso: X was in standby, and used resources that it needed in a realtime way as to slow the processing of the torrent data, but only for a moment, ... perhaps try running rtorrent at a higher priority in the future
[02:10] <sebsebseb> cacey31: mount the ISO?
[02:10] <cacey31> er extract it
[02:10] <cacey31> sorry
[02:11] <sebsebseb> !ops |  elitenoob
[02:11] <elliottm> lol. not sure if that was an emergency or not
[02:12] <fccf> regardless it was taken care of, automatically
[02:12] <gartral> that looked like an elite assassination by the floodbots
[02:12] <StupidWeasel> With the USB Starup Disc Creator - do I need to do anything special to make the installation on the USB stick persistant?
[02:12] <cacey31> Okay when i'm using Infarecorder to extract the iso do i make the file destination the cd or a folder somewhere?
[02:12] <sebsebseb> eitreach: well normal userse, aren't meant to send a notice like that to the channal
[02:13] <fccf> StupidWeasel: nope ... should boot nicely on your netbook
[02:13] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you can use imgburn to burn the acstaul ISO
[02:13] <arand> cacey31: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto
[02:13] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you need a program to get the md5sum code though, the one in that bot link will do it
[02:13] <Bigshot_> 9.04 not detecting my proprietary ati radeon 3200 driver :(
[02:13] <StupidWeasel> I dont plan to use it on a netbook, plan to use it as a portable OS. Would that be just as valid fccf?
[02:13] <arand> sebsebseb: infrarecorder is the recommended one (since it's FLOSS ;)
[02:14] <puff> Evening... I'm getting a "chassis intruded" error.
[02:15] <gartral> puff: you have your case open?
[02:15] <sebsebseb> arand: well  imgburn is popular and  good, and  works
[02:15] <fccf> StupidWeasel: yes, but you'll need to boot the installer from the imgdisk and install on another piece of media, i.e. SSD or in your case Flash Memory
[02:15] <sebsebseb> arand: ok it's freeware and closedsource,  but it still works good normalley
[02:15] <Shoe> So, I have all my videos in an iPod format, how do I put them on my iPod. anyone?
[02:16] <sebsebseb> cacey31: loads of programs can burn the ISO, and there are quite a few differnet programs for getting the md5sum as well
[02:16] <fccf> Shoe: I think GTKpod can do that
[02:16] <StupidWeasel> fccf: Ahh, so using a CD to install it on the USB stick would make sense?
[02:17] <fccf> actually yes but.......
[02:17] <fccf> !usb
[02:17] <fccf> StupidWeasel: see the second link
[02:17] <arand> sebsebseb: I know, I use it myself, but it seems he already got hold of infrarecorder, and that's the one in the ubuntu wiki guide, so probably most convenient.
[02:17] <StupidWeasel> Danke *takes a peek*
[02:18] <Psi-Jack> Alrighty then.
[02:18] <AvonGenesis> Anyone know how to get Totem-Gstreamer to stream videos in firefox?
[02:18] <sebsebseb> arand: what's the most convenient program, depends on the user
[02:19] <Psi-Jack> So, curiosity has me. I have Coraline, a DVD from Netflix, and it's got 5.1 audio. But, even in Totem, when I set the audio channels to 5.1, it only plays out stereo, and I have checked and set the volumes for the Surround, Front, LFE, etc.
[02:19] <sebsebseb> cacey31: any luck?
[02:19] <gothicboy666> what up[
[02:19] <fccf> AvonGenesis: do you have totem-mozilla installed?
[02:19] <cacey31> MD5 Check sums are different
[02:20] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you sure you did for the right CD?
[02:20] <AvonGenesis> fccf: I believe I don't. The package list never listed that?
[02:20] <gothicboy666> what up you all
[02:20] <sebsebseb> cacey31: I mean they provide the md5sums for all  of the releease CD's
[02:20] <sebsebseb> !ot |  gothicboy666
[02:20] <cacey31> okay uhhhh
[02:20] <_CommandeR_> Hi, i have a question why does it take so long to stop apache2 server ?
[02:20] <AvonGenesis> fccf: Yup I had it installed from the start.
[02:21] <cacey31> sebsebseb:i have the md5sum and infarecorder
[02:21] <Psi-Jack> Anyone? Any thoughts as to how to get actual surround sound support /working/?
[02:21] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you compare it to  the md5sum on one of their pages
[02:21] <sebsebseb> cacey31: have you done that?
[02:21] <gothicboy666> hey can some one tell me how to use wine to play a windows game call cambat arm ??
[02:21] <fccf> AvonGenesis: another option is the vlc plugin
[02:21] <cacey31> sebsebseb: no
[02:21] <sebsebseb> gothicboy666: install wine, install the program, and hopefuly it works
[02:21] <cacey31> sebsebseb: where do i go for that?
[02:21] <Psi-Jack> gothicboy666, Wine-Doors and/or PlayOnLinux
[02:21] <sebsebseb> gothicboy666: if not you  may need to configure, and ask #winehq for help
[02:21] <_CommandeR_> Hi, i have a question why does it take so long to stop apache2 server ?
[02:22] <gothicboy666> it dot work for me it keep say i can use this in wine
[02:22] <sebsebseb> gothicboy666: or give up and try it in a virtual machine of Windows
[02:22] <fccf> gothicboy666: ask that question in #winehq please this is for ubuntu spacific support, and not wine
[02:22] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, Because it shuts down every listening process.
[02:22] <Bigshot_> ubuntu is not detecting ati radeon 3200 card what should i do???
[02:22] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, And waits, nicely, for them to finish normally to not interupt.
[02:22] <AvonGenesis> fccf: Well, my main video player installed is totem and i would like to use that for everything. Guess im picky :P
[02:22] <cacey31> sebsebseb: where do i go to compare md5sums?
[02:22] <sebsebseb> cacey31: hang on about to give you the link
[02:23] <cacey31> sebsebseb: ok thanks
[02:23] <Bigshot_> ubuntu is not detecting ati radeon 3200 card what should i do???
[02:23] <Bigshot_> ping pong..
[02:23] <fccf> AvonGenesis: there's always hulu.com
[02:23] <Psi-Jack> Bigshot_, Try not repeating every few seconds.
[02:23] <Bigshot_> ok ok :D
[02:24] <Bigshot_> itchy fingers hehe
[02:24] <sebsebseb> cacey31: http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/MD5SUMS
[02:24] <on0bi> mine too....but for different reasons
[02:24] <sebsebseb> cacey31: http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/MD5SUMS
[02:24] <dillard_> im having trouble i cant find  opera in package manger or in add remove thing and now when i update i get this error  W: GPG error: http://deb.opera.com stable Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY F9A2F76A9D1A0061
[02:24] <AvonGenesis> fccf: Well the website I want to stream video from uses the computer's video player (not sure if thats worded right). So on a windows, it would use windows media player in firefox. Plus flash kinda lags for me :P
[02:24] <sebsebseb> !info opera
[02:25] <dillard_> ok so how to get the error to go away
[02:25] <sebsebseb> !info opera-browser
[02:25] <cacey31> sebsebseb: ty
[02:25] <dillard_> so how do i get that error to go away
[02:25] <sebsebseb> dillard_: it used to be in one of the repos,  the partner one or something hmm
[02:25] <sebsebseb> dillard_: maybe still is, but you got to enable it
[02:25] <fccf> dillard_: make sure you have the correct key, or ignore it ....
[02:25] <sebsebseb> dillard_: however that Opera is  not likely to be the most up to date one anyway
[02:25] <bastid_raZor> Bigshot_: have you tried installing xserver-xorg-video-radeon driver for your card?
[02:26] <Alfredo555> ftp://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/linux/1000/final/en/
[02:26] <Bigshot_> bastid_raZor: xorg-driver-fglrx <--- these??
[02:26] <Alfredo555> latest debs in there
[02:26] <Dreamglider-Live> Hello again, Now, how do i add jaunty to grub when im in a live session ?
[02:26] <eklof> Hi all.
[02:26] <eklof> I have a few questions regarding ip configuration of interfaces.
[02:26] <cacey31> sebsebseb: MD5 check sums are the same
[02:26] <puff> gartral: I opened the case last night to put in a video card, but as it turned out, I ended up putting the same video card back into it.
[02:26] <bastid_raZor> Bigshot_: nope, fglrx is the propietary driver and radeon is the opensource one.
[02:26] <cacey31> sebsebseb: now what do i do?
[02:27] <Bigshot_> willl it work on 3200?
[02:27] <sebsebseb> cacey31: the code is the same as the one on the page for the desktop version ah ok
[02:27] <Bigshot_> which one is better?
[02:27] <sebsebseb> cacey31: now you need to use a program that can burn  the contents of  an ISO/image to CD
[02:27] <_CommandeR_> Psi-Jack, but is there no way to make it faster, it takes 5 minutes or so for me
[02:27] <cacey31> sebsebseb: i just used a radom link from the site
[02:27] <_CommandeR_> Psi-Jack, Do you know any good app to remote control ubuntu ?
[02:27] <cacey31> sebsebseb: okay i'll so that now
[02:27] <_CommandeR_> Psi-Jack, from a linux/windows OS
[02:27] <bastid_raZor> Bigshot_: better != works ... if the fglrx driver doesn't work.. then try the alternative.
[02:27] <sebsebseb> cacey31: a random link from the site?
[02:27] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, ssh
[02:27] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, putty
[02:27] <cacey31> sebsebseb: from the link
[02:28] <cacey31> sebsebseb: the one you gave me
[02:28] <Bigshot_> which one should i try first bastid_raZor?>
[02:28] <eklof> I use to have network aliases for dealing with multiple ip addresses on same interface, but have nos reconfigured using ip addr add insted (seems like that is the new way) However to have this set up after reboots, where to put the config? Is there a new syntax for this in /etc/network/interfaces or should I put it somewhere else?
[02:28] <sebsebseb> cacey31: imgburn  will do your ISO for example
[02:28] <bastid_raZor> Bigshot_: have you tried the fglrx driver already?
[02:28] <_CommandeR_> Psi-Jack, but with a GUI so you can see the desktop
[02:28] <Bigshot_> nope
[02:28] <cacey31> sebsebseb: okay i'm using INfarecorder now to burn to a DVD-R
[02:28] <Bigshot_> bastid_raZor: how to remove useless driver?
[02:28] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, Servers don't have "Desktops".
[02:28] <sebsebseb> cacey31: DVD R hmm that's a waste of one
[02:28] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you got no CD R's ?
[02:28] <fccf> eklof: have you looked at man interfaces?
[02:29] <_CommandeR_> mine does :)
[02:29] <Dreamglider-Live> fccf: that thread was on how to install grub, how do i add jaunty to the menu.lst
[02:29] <nostalgicBadger> Hey everyone
[02:29] <sebsebseb> cacey31: the ISO is CD sized,  so  it's a bit of a waste to burn to a DVD really
[02:29] <cacey31> sebsebseb: DVD rw sorry pressed enter on accident
[02:29] <sebsebseb> cacey31: rw hmm   I think it's also usauly better to burn to R's
[02:29] <eklof> fccf: oh god, that would perhaps do the trick :)
[02:29] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, Negative. Servers do NOT have "Desktops". Canonical, nor Ubuntu people support X on servers. If it's a server, support for X is not given.
[02:30] <cacey31> sebsebseb:i don't have any Rs atm
[02:30] <bastid_raZor> Bigshot_: then try which ever you want. if you installed it with apt-get or synaptic then just remove them the same way.
[02:30] <on0bi> guess what my ubuntu desktop can support....lol
[02:30] <_CommandeR_> Psi-Jack, This is just a normal laptop that gonna run for a school project
[02:30] <AvonGenesis> fccf: Hmm, odd, gstreamer in firefox seems to be working now... thanks for your help though :D
[02:30] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, Why on earth would you run a server on a laptop?
[02:30] <nostalgicBadger> Hey guys, this is going to sound like a silly question, but I haven't played with Linux in a long time... I'm trying to open a .torrent from Firefox in Deluge, but I don't know where to find Deluge
[02:30] <cacey31> sebsebseb: just bought these dvds cause i was doing everything wrong and thought maybe i needed bigger disks
[02:30] <arand> cacey31: sebsebseb: I have used RWs often, are there really that much of an advantage with Rs, hmm?
[02:31] <sebsebseb> arand: ok  well whatever works
[02:31] <nostalgicBadger> Where would be the default location for a torrent client / anything, I guess
[02:31] <sebsebseb> cacey31: sounds like you should be ok
[02:32] <_CommandeR_> Psi-Jack, its just for an website :)
[02:32] <cacey31> sebsebseb: the disk writing is complete i'm putting the cd back into my vista machine and comparing the md5sum again
[02:32] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you don't need to do that
[02:32] <cacey31> okay
[02:32] <sebsebseb> cacey31: just check the ISO before burning :) like you did,  and if the codes match good to go
[02:32] <cacey31> sebsebseb: okay
[02:32] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, Well, sorry, but it's still not supported. Servers don't run X.
[02:32] <cacey31> sebsebseb: now put it in my computer and reboot?
[02:32] <Psi-Jack> _CommandeR_, Even more so, on a laptop. That's insecure as all heck.
[02:32] <sebsebseb> cacey31: you can check in Vista if you want
[02:32] <fccf> Dreamglider-Live: run this and follow directions
[02:32] <cacey31> sebsebseb: this machine has xp
[02:33] <puff> gartral: The intarwebs tell me to go into bios and disable chassis intrusion detection, but I don't see anywhere in the bios to do that.
[02:33] <cacey31> sebsebseb: the one i'm using to burn the cd has vista
[02:33] <sebsebseb> cacey31: which one is it going on?
[02:33] <cacey31> sebsebseb: the one with xp
[02:33] <sebsebseb> cacey31: ok check in  the Vista one then
[02:33] <sebsebseb> cacey31: it should  load up as a DVD with the Ubuntu stuff on it
[02:33] <GuidMorrow> how do I share files to a Windows computer
[02:33] <sebsebseb> !samba |  GuidMorrow
[02:34] <GuidMorrow> or, rather, how do I share files /and/ printers
[02:34] <cacey31> sebsebseb: okay should i boot up the one with vista as a cd drive first through the bios
[02:34] <fccf> puff: then physically bypass any intrusion detection (if any) usually a switch on the case or a couple of contacts somewhere
[02:34] <cacey31> sebsebseb: to check if it works
[02:34] <sebsebseb> !printer |  GuidMorrow
[02:34] <sebsebseb> cacey31: that sounds like a good idea
[02:34] <cacey31> sebsebseb: alright doing that
[02:34] <cacey31> sebsebseb:tyvm by the way, i was hasting for like 2 hours trying to figure this stuff out
[02:35] <Dreamglider-Live> fccf: run what ?
[02:35] <sebsebseb> cacey31: ok no problem,  and if you want some installation help,  like good programs to put on,  I can do that as well
[02:35] <fccf> Dreamglider-Live:  where it says code: xxxxxxx
[02:35] <cacey31> Dreamglider-Live: ubuntu cd
[02:35] <fccf> in a terminal please
[02:36] <puff> fccf: Hm, I'll have to open it again and try to figure it out.  Or maybe dig up the paperwork from when we bought this case a couple years ago, and check.
[02:36]  * puff is instally mytbuntu, woo-hoo!
[02:36] <Dreamglider-Live> fccf: i did install grub but jaunty in not in the menu.lst
[02:37] <fccf> Dreamglider-Live:  you'll need to specify that you have two drives ... there is a /boot/grub/menu.lst on both drives so copy from one to the other
[02:37] <puff> Hm, "A volume with software packages has been detected.  Would you like to open it with the package manager?"
[02:37] <belorix> can anyone tell me, how to lift awn off the bottom of the screen, similar to the dock used for gOS
[02:38] <cacey31> WOOT IT WORKED
[02:38] <cacey31> rebooting now
[02:38] <bastid_raZor> belorix: possibly hold alt and left click to move?
[02:38] <Dreamglider-Live> fccf: Ah ok i will check that out
[02:38] <Dreamglider-Live> fccf: i did not install grub when installing jaunty !
[02:39] <sebsebseb> Dreamglider-Live: you should have done that
[02:39] <sebsebseb> !grub | Dreamglider-Live
[02:39] <puff> That's *probably* the old jaunty install on this box.  I'm kinda leaning towards a fresh install, but then again this box doesn't have any network access.  Hm.
[02:39] <sebsebseb> Dreamglider-Live: or another boot loader such as Lilo,  or maybe you got a Grub already on there
[02:39] <sebsebseb> Dreamglider-Live: that can be edited to boot Ubuntu as well
[02:39] <GuidMorrow> ?
[02:39] <GuidMorrow> ok, where does it install samba at, I can't findit
[02:40] <arand> Dreamglider-Live: I think you will want to use the "grub-install" command in some constellation.
[02:40] <Dreamglider-Live> sebsebseb: i had grub installed beforehand, and jaunty did not detect ibex so i did not install it, i thought i could add to the ibex grub
[02:40] <sebsebseb> Dreamglider-Live: why you got ibex still on there?
[02:40] <puff> Hm, I have an 8GB USB key, where does apt keep the package files again?
[02:41] <fccf> puff: /var/cache/apt/archives
[02:41] <thiebaude> !ibex
[02:41] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: Hi
[02:41] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: I think he knows what Ibex is
[02:41] <sebsebseb> wizzo50_: hi
[02:41] <Dreamglider-Live> sebsebseb: i want to test jaunty, i have had lots of problems getting ubuntu to work right after 7.04 so i dont want to break ibex before im sure jaunty runs.
[02:41] <x_> use live-cd?
[02:41] <sebsebseb> Dreamglider-Live: oh right well
[02:41] <dov> logging into gnome by vnc on 8.10. Can't get permisions to use sound. Any ideas?
[02:41] <sebsebseb> Dreamglider-Live: 9.04 is a bit of a bad release really, and 9.10 is out at the end of October :)
[02:42] <thiebaude> !jaunty
[02:42] <bigdavejoker> I am having problems getting an ip address for a vmware session I am running using bridge  I have been able to manually set it before with no problems
[02:42] <sebsebseb> !botabuse |  thiebaude
[02:42] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: he knows wha 8.10 and 9.04 are
[02:43] <Dreamglider-Live> sebsebseb: thats ok i want to give it a try anyways
[02:43] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: On the Ubuntu email, how you make the images & and some pictures show up on some of the email people send you?
[02:43] <x_> make sure u do because it rocks!!!
[02:43] <sebsebseb> x_: 9.04 nah,  Karmic maybe :)
[02:43] <Dreamglider-Live> i just need to know what to add to menu.lst to boot jaunty
[02:43] <dov> logging into gnome by vnc on 8.10. Can't get permisions to use sound. Any ideas?
[02:43] <x_> eh?
[02:44] <sebsebseb> x_: 9.04 a bit of a bad release
[02:44] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: how is it going with your new install?
[02:44] <sebsebseb> x_: 9.10  is probably going to be quite good though
[02:44] <x_> well i'm liking it
[02:44] <thiebaude> yep it is
[02:44] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: new install??
[02:44] <thiebaude> 9.10
[02:45] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: ok and off topic for in here
[02:45] <x_> i'm using gnome-xchat now... sheesh i wish there's better irc client
[02:45] <sebsebseb> x_: there is :)
[02:45] <sebsebseb> x_: Konversation I quite like personalley
[02:45] <x_> been usin mirc my whole life
[02:45] <sebsebseb> x_: if your up for the command line though,  IRSSI  for example
[02:45] <sebsebseb> !irc |  x_
[02:45] <x_> well mirc works on wine though
[02:45] <sebsebseb> x_: mirc under Wine hmm
[02:46] <sebsebseb> x_: I am sure you can find a good native one that you like :)
[02:46] <sebsebseb> x_: or maybe not, but loads to choose from
[02:46] <x_> yeah, but nothing beats mirc yet
[02:46] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: On the Ubuntu email, how you make the images & and some pictures show up on some of the email people send you?
[02:46] <sebsebseb> wizzo50_: in Thunderbird or Evolution?
[02:46] <wizzo50_> Evolution
[02:47] <sebsebseb> wizzo50_: I don't  use Evolution and haven't used Thunderbird for a long time either
[02:47] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: I know how to make them show up in thunderbird
[02:47] <x_> if its firefox, u have the show images options though
[02:48] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: What do you use?
[02:48] <x_> have u checked he options?
[02:48] <sebsebseb> wizzo50_: web email,  I don't use much email
[02:48] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: oh, I see.
[02:48] <KF5CLL> #hamradio
[02:49] <foreverubuntu> I'm on karmic, is there a way to go back to jaunty?
[02:49] <sebsebseb> wizzo50_: on a load of mailing lists for  computers :)   ,but   I won't be  opening most of those emails
[02:49] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  foreverubuntu
[02:49] <dov> logging into gnome by vnc on 8.10. Can't get permisions to use sound. Any ideas?
[02:49] <sebsebseb> !downgrade |  foreverubuntu
[02:49] <dto> how do I tell Pulseaudio to output on other than the default alse audio device? i want pulseaudio output to go to hw:1,1 which is a usb audio device, but padevchooser won't show the device as an option. i know the device works because i tested it in gnome. i just can't get pulseaudio to talk to it.
[02:49] <sebsebseb> foreverubuntu: clean install is the way back
[02:49] <x_> no way man
[02:49] <x_> should have used usb or cd
[02:50] <sebsebseb> x_: what?
[02:50] <gouda> haha whooooops
[02:50] <x_> the karmic thing
[02:50] <sebsebseb> x_: What about it?
[02:50] <wizzo50_> sebsebseb: Is that 9.10 better then the last version 9.04?
[02:50] <gouda> That's why I always stick with the stable version
[02:51] <g0bl1n> CrunchBang Linux is very interesting
[02:51] <sebsebseb> wizzo50_: it will be, right now   buggey
[02:51] <kermit> is there an app that will track how much time i spend using each window?  like TimeTracker for win
[02:51] <x_> jus need to wait for abit 4 the stable
[02:51] <x_> whoa
[02:51] <_Hicham_> I have no sound on karmic alpha 5
[02:51] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  _Hicham_
[02:52] <GuidMorrow> how do I run samba after I just installed it
[02:52] <fccf> smb://
[02:52] <thiebaude> !samba | GuidMorrow
[02:52] <x_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba
[02:52] <thiebaude> hope that helps
[02:52] <brez> =o
[02:53] <dov> VNCing into gnome on a headless 8.10 box. Can't get permission for sound. Any ideas?
[02:53] <GuidMorrow> error
[02:53] <brez> I had ubuntu 8.10 installed in Virtual Box, then I upgraded to 9.04, when I start ubuntu now it gives me a "ubuntu must start in low graphics mode" any idea?
[02:53] <sebsebseb> brez: ah yes that, you can just ignore that, and what's your host OS?
[02:53] <derwin> how can I determine what package a given file belongs to?
[02:53] <fccf> brez: reinstall vbox guest additions
[02:54] <rey_> hola
[02:54] <derwin> (if I was using rpm it would be rpm -qf /file)
[02:54] <brez> windoez vista :D
[02:54] <GuidMorrow> while doing "sudo apt-get install smbfs" I got "E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[02:54] <GuidMorrow> "
[02:54] <sebsebseb> brez: oh I am thinking of the 16 bit colours message,  but  sure do  what fccf said
[02:54] <Psi-Jack> Aha!
[02:54] <Psi-Jack> So it's PulseAudio causing surround sound NOT to work. GREAT!
[02:54] <fccf> GuidMorrow: do you have another package management program running?
[02:54] <rey_> hola
[02:54] <sebsebseb> brez: I hope only for testing :)
[02:54] <dov> GuidMorrow: sounds like ur system was trying to check for updates at the time
[02:54] <GuidMorrow> shutting down Synaptic
[02:54] <x_> out to test other irc client... i hope smexi is better than gnome-xchat
[02:54] <x_> chow
[02:55] <rey_> como se chatea por aqui
[02:55] <sebsebseb> brez:  for real proper Ubuntu advantages, you need to install it properly onto your hard disk with partitions
[02:55] <fccf> Psi-Jack: pulse will do that
[02:55] <brez> Can you allocate anymore HDD space to ubuntu when installed on vb?
[02:55] <sebsebseb> !dualboot |  brez
[02:55] <arand> brez: that indicates video driver mismatch, and the video drivers are provided by vboxguest-tools afaik.
[02:55] <sebsebseb> !es |  rey_
[02:55] <fccf> !es } rey_
[02:55] <te_> derwin: apt-cache showpkg package-name
[02:55] <fccf> !es
[02:55] <Psi-Jack> Yeah, why's everything revolve around PulseAudio's inadequicies? It's the worst thing I've ever used, constantly proving it's lack of worth.
[02:55] <Ulises> I need help my ubuntu doesn't initiate
[02:55] <brez> sebsebseb: I have ubuntu on a dualboot, and my laptop :D I just have it on vb also so I can access it while using windows :)
[02:55] <sarutobisensey> works right the wi-fi in ubuntu 9.04?
[02:55] <pacopil> online boxing game http://www.kobox.org/kobox-fande-Nourine.html
[02:55] <brez> without running too many machines!
[02:55] <sebsebseb> brez: ok  I see
[02:56] <dov> GuidMorrow: sounds like ur system was trying to check for updates at the time
[02:56] <sebsebseb> brez: What do you use Windows for?  you sure you can't  Wine that stuff, or run it inside Ubuntu in a virtual machine of Windows?
[02:56] <dov> VNCing into gnome on a headless 8.10 box. Can't get permission for sound. Any ideas?
[02:56] <brez> Work :)
[02:56] <fccf> sleep
[02:56] <sarutobisensey> hi, can someone helpme?
[02:56] <brez> nope, vpn, the programs etc/ a built to work on windows!
[02:56] <sebsebseb> !ask |  sarutobisensey
[02:56] <GuidMorrow> do I use CIFS or do I use smbfs
[02:56] <brez> so I have ubuntu vbox, with ssh installed ;p
[02:57] <sebsebseb> GuidMorrow: smb:// internal ip address
[02:57] <Psi-Jack> GuidMorrow, CIFS is better
[02:57] <te_> Psi-Jack: Some believe all you need is oss
[02:57] <sebsebseb> GuidMorrow: in the location bar in the file manager
[02:57] <GuidMorrow> how do I get that
[02:57] <Psi-Jack> te_, OSS is deprecated, and will always be that way with Linux. It's not worth it.
[02:57] <Psi-Jack> te_, ALSA works /just/ fine.
[02:57] <GuidMorrow> is that option included in samba
[02:57] <sarutobisensey> Ubutto mi ubuntu 8.10 is runing slow, and i can try the 9.04
[02:58] <GuidMorrow> no package for CIFS
[02:58] <Psi-Jack> GuidMorrow, CIFS is part of Samba
[02:58] <awaad> I used to find videos that I watch from youtube in the /tmp directory, but now I use ubuntu 9.04 where can I find it ?
[02:58] <dov> sarutobisensey: 9:04 is faster and shouldn't use more resources. Faster esp. if you use ext4 for the root partition
[02:59] <gartral> Psi-Jack: speak for yourself, OSS is the only thing that gives decent playback on my system
[02:59] <sebsebseb> !bot |  sarutobisensey
[02:59] <sebsebseb> sarutobisensey:  How much RAM?
[02:59] <Psi-Jack> gartral, ALSA works just fine for me. And I don't even need dmix, because I have a real sound card.
[03:00] <sarutobisensey> dov: i want to install 9.04, but i'm afraid that the Wi-FI not work in it
[03:00] <icarus> hi i am trying out a new theme and i quite frankly do not like how it repersents some of its icons in particular brazo disk burner rhythm box music player and gimp . where are the defalt icons stored so that i can change them myself
[03:00] <gartral> Psi-Jack: i have a cs46xx.. lol
[03:00] <sebsebseb> sarutobisensey: if 8.10  works good
[03:00] <sarutobisensey> sebsebseb:  512MB RAM
[03:00] <Psi-Jack> gartral, I have the last good Creative Labs sound card, a PCI 512 emu10k1, which has 32 hardware mixers, instead of just 1, like all modern ones have.
[03:01] <sebsebseb> sarutobisensey: 9.04 probably won't really be worth the upgrade from 8.10 in your case.
[03:01] <sarutobisensey> the Wi-fi works good in 8.10, but now is runing slow
[03:01] <GuidMorrow> "Then edit your /etc/fstab file (you need root privileges)" ... uh how?!
[03:01] <awaad> I used to find videos that I watch from youtube in the /tmp directory, but now I use ubuntu 9.04 where can I find it ?
[03:01] <awaad> Any one can help please ?
[03:01] <sebsebseb> sarutobisensey: espeasilly now with 9.10  out at the end of October
[03:01] <GuidMorrow> what's the command for editing /etc/fstab?
[03:01] <sebsebseb> sarutobisensey: you got 512MB RAM,  have you got a SWAP though how big is it?
[03:01] <sebsebseb> !swap |  sarutobisensey
[03:01] <te_> GuidMorrow: vim
[03:01] <kahen> GuidMorrow, there is no program for doing that. so just gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[03:02] <dov> sarutobisensey: see if you can test the wifi support on a liveCD OR google "[your_machine_model] ubuntu 9.04 install"
[03:02] <Psi-Jack> gartral, The big problem with OSS, is it's not very defined as ALSA became. WIth OSS, you just have /dev/dspX, and with a system with many sound devices, like I have, SB512, USB Headset, USB Mic on USB Camera, etc.. it gets annoying, but with ALSA, it shows the actual device name so it can be easily identified, in everything using ALSA.
[03:02] <awaad> I used to find videos that I watch from youtube in the /tmp directory, but now I use ubuntu 9.04 where can I find it ?
[03:02] <sarutobisensey> sebsebseb:  the Wi_FI can't test in the liveCD
[03:02] <awaad> Any one can help please ?
[03:02] <istvan> hey, I seem to be having trouble starting cron on my ubuntu-server machine - help?
[03:02] <sebsebseb> sarutobisensey: sure you can
[03:03] <te_> awaad: Same place
[03:03] <burvowski> Hi, i have a keyboard shortcut set to open up a terminal window on my netbook, but it never opens in a maximized window, is there any way to set it to do that?
[03:03] <te_> istvan: Are you betting some sort of error?
[03:03] <dov> sarutobisensey: google "[your_machine_model] ubuntu 9.04 install" and see what other people have found out
[03:03] <Dan48p> hi, i have some questions about dual booting
[03:03] <awaad> te_: I don't find them there ?
[03:03] <awaad> te_ : And I don't know why
[03:03] <dov> VNCing into gnome on a headless 8.10 box. Can't get permission for sound. Any ideas?
[03:03] <istvan> te_ crond doesn't seem to be running, the command 'crond' isn't found, and 'cron' returns an error
[03:03] <kahen> awaad, it's not exactly what you're looking for, but you can also download videos directly from youtube with a simple javascript bookmark
[03:04] <Spoon> so I'm having some pretty wicked framerat issues in WoW, I am often stuck at 3-4 frames per second for no discernable reason, this same PC ran WoW much better before I installed ubuntu, upgraded the proccessor and doubled the RAM, before you ask, I am running in opengl mode on an nvidia card AND have tried the registry edit with absolutly no effectI have tried everything on the ubuntu WoW support page, as well as everything on the
[03:04] <GuidMorrow> "//servername/sharename  /media/mountname  cifs  guest,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8,codepage=unicode,unicode  0  0" ... what do I put in for "//servername/sharename"?
[03:04] <istvan> cron says it can't lock onto /var/run/cron.pid
[03:04] <Veinor> Spoon: That's how advanced it is, it's trying to kick your WoW habit :D
[03:05] <x_> whoa
[03:05] <kahen> awaad something like this: http://ja.pastebin.ca/1356212?srch=youtube
[03:05] <x_> have i been here before?
[03:05] <Veinor> istvan: try sudo rm /var/run/cron.pid
[03:05] <awaad> kahen : I used to take them from /tmp
[03:05] <awaad> kahen : Do you know why I can't find it there now ?
[03:05] <istvan> Veinor, no such file or directory
[03:05] <GuidMorrow> Spoon: Can you even run World of Warcraft in linux?
[03:06] <Veinor> are you running it as root?
[03:06] <Veinor> copy-paste the error message you're getting.
[03:06] <samitheberber> GuidMorrow: it works with wine :)
[03:06] <Spoon> yes, it runs, just poorly
[03:06] <x_> http://www.wowwiki.com/Wine
[03:07] <Dan48p> i know i've asked this before on here but what size is ideal for partitions on a dual boot system.  my machine is brand new (320gb) and has roughly 30gb used up already
[03:07] <blue0488>  is ubuntu 9.10 going to have all the sensors for usus p6t deluxe and the i7 and nvidia 285 gtx?
[03:07] <istvan> Veinor, i did sudo su, and i can't copy and paste it, it is in a vm
[03:07] <dov> VNCing into gnome on a headless 8.10 box. Can't get permission for sound. Any ideas?
[03:07] <kahen> awaad, i just picked the first one i found via google btw. i have a working one on my desktop, but it's downstairs and i'm not really in the mood for getting out of bed at this hour
[03:07] <miguelonnnn> hi please 1 qucik question, what's the difference btween fat32, and fat32L?
[03:08] <Veinor> istvan: so what's the exact error message when you try to start cron?
[03:08] <Veinor> and does ps aux | grep cron show anything?
[03:08] <bumbblebee> i am using ubuntu on my dell inspiron 15 but the sound does not work as expected
[03:08] <bigdavejoker> how do I view/change the vmnet virtual interfaces with my regular interfaces for vmware?
[03:09] <istvan> Veinor, huh, didn't the first time, but now it does
[03:09] <istvan> let me see if it is working now
[03:09] <x_> sometimes things just get fixed by simply shutting down the pc and rebooting it again
[03:09] <dov> bumbblebee: what model was that?
[03:10] <istvan> how would I run a cron command every 10 minutes?
[03:10] <Ulises> Hi
[03:10] <Veinor> istvan: put */10 for the minutes, that'll run it every time the minute is divisible by 10
[03:10] <gartral> istvan: man cron
[03:10] <Ulises>  http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/crash-and-kernel-reinstall-719188/   need help with this
[03:10] <istvan> oh cool
[03:10] <istvan> thanks
[03:10] <GuidMorrow> heeeaaaallllpppp something messed up ... what should I put in the part where it says "//servername/sharename"?
[03:10] <^cheeky> hi, iam trying to finish this python assignment where i have to ftp to my school server and drop my script file , i was instructed to use winscp but iam in ubuntu and i tried ftping to my schools box using places= connect to server && choosing ftp(with login).. but i get an error when i try to do this, am i doing somthing wrong or is there another way to ftp ?
[03:10] <Veinor> man 5 crontab is a good read :D
[03:11] <x_> vcron?
[03:11] <te_> istvan: there are a couple of ways, depends on what the server expects / accepts.
[03:12] <Dreamglider> back
[03:12] <Ulises> hello all
[03:12] <kahen> ^cheeky, i think "connect to server" from the Places menu should do it for you. that or just scp from the commandline
[03:12] <^cheeky> kahen, hi, yeah i trid places but says could not connect to server .. :S
[03:12] <smogattack> http://forum.transmissionbt.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=5604
[03:13] <smogattack> what is the latest version of transmission for ubuntu 9.04 and where can i get it?
[03:13] <puff> Hm, when I click on this "install" icon, it invokes ubiquity, which just returns with no output.
[03:13] <puff> There doesn't appear to be a --verbose mode.
[03:13] <te_> ^cheeky: nmap -P 21 192.xxx.x.xx
[03:13] <x_> try synaptic package manager
[03:14] <^cheeky> te_, 21/tcp filtered ftp
[03:14] <puff> x_: Was that to me?
[03:14] <kahen> ^cheeky, some quick googling gives http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=182688
[03:14] <x_> nope, o smogattack
[03:15] <smogattack> x_, what?
[03:15] <te_> ^cheeky: Then you have been given wrong instructions, or you do not understand the instructions.
[03:15] <x_> i have transmission listed in my synaptic package manaer
[03:15] <kahen> ^cheeky, or http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=secpanel
[03:15] <x_> *manager
[03:15] <te_> What were you to do? ftp or scp or?
[03:15] <te_> ^cheeky: nmap -P 22 192.xxx.x.xx
[03:15] <^cheeky> kahen, i have sshed into it and dropped this file an all but he wants me to do this specifically ftping .. kinda tarded .. so i need to use wins
[03:16] <smogattack> what is the latest version of transmission for ubuntu 9.04 and where can i get it?
[03:16] <x_> smogattack: i found transmission in synaptic package manager, u can install from it
[03:16] <te_> ^cheeky: telnet 192.xxx.x.x 22
[03:16] <Alfredo555> smogattack, you've already posted the url with the apt sources
[03:16] <on0bi> smog, use the packet manager
[03:17] <smogattack> Alfredo555, x_ , I want to install this: http://www.getdeb.net/release/4715
[03:17] <^cheeky> te
[03:17] <x_> just download and double click?
[03:18] <smogattack> I'm using ubuntu x_
[03:18] <x_> smogattack: u know how to use synaptic package manager?
[03:18] <Alfredo555> smogattack, so download both packages, install common first then gtk
[03:18] <smogattack> x_, yes, that doesn't give me the latest version
[03:18] <AvonGenesis> How do I get Veoh to work on ubuntu?
[03:18] <x_> i see
[03:18] <smogattack> Alfredo555, isn't there a PPA way?
[03:19] <x_> then just as Alfredo555 sez
[03:19] <Alfredo555> smogattack, the ppa is in the url you posted (http://forum.transmissionbt.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=5604)
[03:19] <x_> hehe
[03:19] <x_> deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/transmissionbt/ubuntu hardy main
[03:19] <x_> deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/transmissionbt/ubuntu hardy main
[03:20] <x_> change to jaunty?
[03:20] <TIctoon> hi people
[03:20] <Alfredo555> if you're desperate, browse thru the ppa to find the correct .deb
[03:21] <TIctoon> sorry to bother you guys, when I run "exportvideo -Y 2 (./Xmen3.mpg " | mpeg2enc -f 8 XMEN3.mpg")" I get the error: bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
[03:21] <x_> ngee
[03:21] <TIctoon> can someone help me debug and fix thise?
[03:21] <smogattack> Alfredo555, should I get nightly or beta builds?
[03:21] <x_> wow , opera 10 works well in Ubuntu
[03:21] <x_> nice
[03:21] <Nafai> I'm trying out Karmic on a machine and I'm having wireless issues, it looks like either my driver or wpasupplicant.  Any hints on how to track down what's going on?
[03:21] <Veinor> TIctoon: What're you trying to do?
[03:21] <Alfredo555> opera gt4 ftw :)
[03:22] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  Nafai
[03:22] <Alfredo555> qt4 even
[03:22] <Nafai> Thanks, I figured there would be another channel for that.
[03:22] <x_> ah
[03:22] <pepperphd> google has failed me. is directly editing the .desktop files the only way to edit xfce menus, or is there a utility somewhere?
[03:22] <chandru> hi everyone.. i need a help.. how to do voice chat in ubuntu using gmail accoung
[03:23] <chandru> wat softwate can be used for this
[03:23] <chandru> kindly help
[03:23] <Alfredo555> smogattack, you need to check with the tracker sites you use - maybe they don't allow non-stable versions of transmission
[03:24] <CPLWeeks> Greetings, I just installed Ubuntu server v9.04 on a personal machine. I'm sure I've jumped into the deep end of the pool as I'm a Linux beginner. Upon reboot, I came face to face with the grub loader, and I'm not entirely sure how to proceed. I know I need to specify the kernel location, but I don't know what it is. I kept all of the defaults during installation. Can anyone direct me to...
[03:24] <CPLWeeks> ...what the default kernel location, and syntax to identify it is? Thanks!
[03:24] <nightbreez> anyone know how i can get my wireless card usb card to work??
[03:24] <x_> chandru: try gizmo5.com
[03:25] <nightbreez> ty
[03:25] <smogattack> Alfredo555, it's for getting legal downloads
[03:26] <Alfredo555> that's your own business not mine, smogattack
[03:26] <TIctoon> Veinor: I'm trying to author a dvd, and I need to convert the two chapters to a format for dvdauthor
[03:26] <sebsebseb> !8.04 |  CPLWeeks
[03:26] <sebsebseb> CPLWeeks: 8.04 is recommended for proper servers
[03:26] <sebsebseb> CPLWeeks: and you can  also  run  9.04  desktop  for servers
[03:26] <Alfredo555> just check with private trackers (if you use any) because they are more strict on client versions
[03:26] <x_> eh
[03:26] <nightbreez> uh gizmo5 is some kind of cell phone service on the internet
[03:27] <CPLWeeks> Ah, I see. I was using this walkthrough: http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu-9.04-ispconfig-2
[03:27] <x_> is it
[03:27] <x_> lol soz
[03:27] <nightbreez> it ok
[03:27] <smogattack> Alfredo555, does ubuntu downloads allow beta versions?
[03:27] <nightbreez> got anything else for wireless cards?
[03:27] <CPLWeeks> sebsebseb & ubotto, thanks for the advice.
[03:28] <Alfredo555> smogattack, yes those trackers probably do allow any version of any bittorrent client
[03:28] <sebsebseb> CPLWeeks: no problem
[03:28] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  CPLWeeks
[03:28] <x_> http://gizmo5.com/pc/products/features/multi-network-chats/ <-- iwas looking at this
[03:28] <Spoon> so I'm having some pretty wicked framerat issues in WoW, I am often stuck at 3-4 frames per second for no discernable reason, this same PC ran WoW much better before I installed ubuntu, upgraded the proccessor and doubled the RAM, before you ask, I am running in opengl mode on an nvidia card AND have tried the registry edit with absolutly no effect, I am running two monitors on the same Geforce4 440 MX, but this was also the case w
[03:28] <CPLWeeks> I shall. :-)
[03:29] <kahen> TIctoon, what package provides exportvideo? kinda hard to answer questions when you can't find out what the syntax of that program's commandline is
[03:29] <TIctoon> nevermind, I did some research, that tool only uses nuv format
[03:29] <kahen> TIctoon, oh. mythtv
[03:29] <nightbreez> um spoon
[03:30] <nightbreez> i got a nice little webpage for you to look at
[03:30] <Spoon> yes?
[03:31] <nightbreez> here look at this page it helped me a lot with wow
[03:31] <nightbreez> http://wiki.kaspersandberg.com/doku.php?id=howtos:wine:worldofwarcraft
[03:31] <Spoon> Already tryed all of that
[03:32] <Spoon> I am not just asking here first
[03:32] <nightbreez> oh lol
[03:32] <Psi-Jack> Oi.
[03:32] <Psi-Jack> Really hating pulseaudio right now. heh
[03:33] <Spoon> I have searched quite a bit mostly through google, and have come up mostly empty handed
[03:33] <kain> hi all, i was wondering if someone knew how to fix this bug, i fixed it on my pc a while ago and don't remember how :  trying to use touchpad in System-Preferences but i get the error : GSynaptics couldn't initialize. You have to set 'SHMConfig' 'true' in xorg.conf or XF86Config to use GSynaptics
[03:33] <retq> if I reinstall ubuntu
[03:33] <nightbreez> well it was worth a shot i followed  that exactly and my wow worked perfectly
[03:33] <retq> on the same machine
[03:33] <retq> can I use my /var/cache/apt/archives
[03:33] <retq> instead of redownloading *
[03:34] <retq> or would it fuck up my apt?
[03:34] <ctmjr> aptoncd | retq
[03:34] <Psi-Jack> retq, Watch your language young man!
[03:34] <Dr_Willis> kain:  i recall seeing the answer for that befor.. - some hal/fdi file  one had to edit.
[03:35] <nightbreez> i need help with using a wireless usb card
[03:35] <ctmjr> !aptoncd | retq
[03:35] <kain> ya but i don't remember :S
[03:35] <retq> Psi-Jack: are you capable of helping?
[03:35] <x_> lol talking to bot
[03:35] <Psi-Jack> retq, Rules state, foul language here is not acceptable.
[03:35] <Dr_Willis> kain:  ive seen it on the forums  befor I thinkis earched for 'SCHMConfig hal' or fdi
[03:35] <retq> ctmjr: dude, I already have my /var/cache/apt/archives on an external hdd
[03:35] <Dr_Willis> kain:  let me check my bookmarks
[03:36] <retq> ctmjr: I just wonder if I can copy it to my current install
[03:36] <GuidMorrow> no luck setting up Samba there, I'm installing SWAT
[03:36] <retq> Psi-Jack: Are you an ubuntu dev/member?
[03:36] <retq> Or a channel operator?
[03:36] <Psi-Jack> retq, Do I have to be to tell you to stop using foul language?
[03:36] <GuidMorrow> is it easier setting up Samba using SWAT than entering commands in a terminal
[03:36] <kain> dr_willis: i thought i had it in my bookmarks, but i couldn't find it :S
[03:37] <retq> Psi-Jack: I'm asking you a question, why are you answering it with a question?
[03:37] <blue0488> I have a i7 cpu and all the other stuff for a 64bit pc but I was wondering if I should go with a 32 still or should I go with a 64bit and if anyone has had problems with the 64 bit os
[03:37] <Dr_Willis> kain:  if i got it  its in this list -> http://delicious.com/dr_willis/ubuntu
[03:37] <Psi-Jack> !ops @ retq for foul language
[03:37] <retq> ctmjr: here?
[03:37] <x_> dang
[03:37] <munk> is there a way to get grep to search subdirectories?
[03:37] <retq> Psi-Jack, I guess you speak to bots.
[03:37] <retq> + too.
[03:38] <kain> i think i found it
[03:38] <retq> can I just copy over my /var/cache/apt/archive/ if I reinstall over the same sys instead of redownloading  archives I already have?
[03:38] <retq> I have it all on my external
[03:38] <retq> I just don't want to screw my repos  up
[03:38] <retq> better Psi-Jack
[03:38] <retq> are you less offended, sir?
[03:38] <x_> i think its ok
[03:38] <Dr_Willis> retq:  that dir can get autocleaned at times also. so what yoyu have in it now may not be all  that you have installed.
[03:38] <retq> want a cracker?
[03:38] <x_> jus add it up?
[03:39] <Dr_Willis> retq:  there are some 'apt-cacher' tools that can set up one machine to 'cache' all the downloaded ackages for the whole network/lan - that can make things easier also
[03:39] <retq> Dr_Willis, It's the same machine, I formatted the old install of 9.04 and reinstalled
[03:39] <retq> Dr_Willis, I backed it up on my external
[03:40] <retq> Dr_Willis, I'm not sure how best you expect me to tackle this, recommendations?
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> the archive is just  going to have  the most recent downloads I imagine. not EVERYTHING
[03:40] <retq> I don't have another ubuntu/linux machine
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> ive copied files over to/from  apt/archive befor to save some time.
[03:40] <retq> Is it a safe thing to do ...
[03:40] <retq> Copy the archive over to the new install
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> should be safe. if a newer version existw.. it will get downloaded.
[03:41] <retq> cool
[03:41] <retq> nice, really good news.
[03:41] <Alfredo555> yeah, it's only the stuff you've downloaded and not deleted yet
[03:41] <x_> agreed
[03:42] <GuidMorrow> I would want to set up Samba using SWAT, but hell, I don't know what my computer's name is!
[03:42] <x_> aha
[03:43] <donavan_> anyone know why I am just getting static through my speakers?  it was working rebooted and now I just get static everytime a sound plays
[03:44] <TheEvilOne> hey was wondering if anyone knows how to install BlueJ in Ubuntu
[03:44] <gwildor> donavan_, is mute on ?... i get that when muted.
[03:44] <blue0488> should I go with 32 bit ubuntu or 64 bit I can run 64 bit but is it really worth it?
[03:44] <Nafai> blue0488: How much memory do you have?
[03:44] <Nafai> blue0488: And do you have a 64-bit capable machine, should probably be the first question.
[03:45] <donavan_> gwildor ... not accoring to my little volume icon
[03:45] <ctmjr> GuidMorrow: try cat /etc/hostname
 : try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=119694
[03:46] <blue0488> 4gb and yeah I have a 64-bit capable machine but is it really worth it to go to 64-bit
[03:46] <TheEvilOne> thanks
[03:46] <Psi-Jack> blue0488, Yes.
[03:46] <Psi-Jack> blue0488, Because then you can run software both 64bit native, and 32bit native. Instead of just 32bit native.
[03:46] <Nafai> blue0488: You can't see all 4gb without the 64-bit.  I've had a few little problems here and there, mostly related to proprietary stuff that isn't 64-bit
[03:46] <Nafai> But I think overall it has worked well for me
[03:47] <Psi-Jack> Nafai, Memory has only a bit to do with 64-bit support.
[03:47] <blue0488> is there any problems with the 64-bit ubuntu?
[03:47] <Nafai> Psi-Jack: Sure, but at least for me that was the main motivating factor
[03:48] <Psi-Jack> Nafai, 32-bit supports 32gb RAM
[03:49] <Psi-Jack> Nafai, The only difference, is 64bit supports lots more than that, and can allocate more than 4gb memory to any given program needing it.
[03:49] <Psi-Jack> Nafai, So. How is memory a deciding factor?
[03:49] <Spoon> so I'm having some pretty wicked framerat issues in WoW, I am often stuck at 3-4 frames per second for no discernable reason, this same PC ran WoW much better before I installed ubuntu, upgraded the proccessor and doubled the RAM, before you ask, I am running in opengl mode on an nvidia card AND have tried the registry edit with absolutly no effect, I am running two monitors on the same Geforce4 440 MX, but this was also the case w
[03:50] <Psi-Jack> Spoon, Try #winehq
[03:50] <Nafai> Okay, I stand corrected and misunderstood
[03:50] <Spoon> thanks, I will
[03:52] <yellowrooster> where is the pidgin program located on my ubuntu comp?
[03:53] <Psi-Jack> which pidgin
[03:53] <yellowrooster> Psi-Jack: the irc program.
[03:53] <yellowrooster> the chat program
[03:53] <Psi-Jack> yellowrooster, It's not an IRC program. Type which pidgin in a terminal.
[03:53] <MK-ubuntu> yellowrooster, programs -> internet
[03:53] <x_> application > internet ?
[03:53] <Dan48p> hi, how big does a vista partition need to be on a dual boot machine?  assuming future installation of win 7?  this will be dual boot with ubuntu
[03:53] <yellowrooster> Psi-Jack: thanks
[03:54] <x_> pidgin does support irc
[03:54] <yellowrooster> MK-ubuntu:
[03:54] <blue0488> the hole reason I ask if I should have 32-bit or 64-bit is there are a couple of programs in ubuntu that I can't get to work  like the virtualbox and the lm-sensor in the terminal
[03:54] <yellowrooster> x_: it does, doesn't it.
[03:54] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: 60GB is probably a good size, and dual booting Windows :(
[03:54] <yellowrooster> i'm chatting to all of you know in #ubuntu via pidgin.
[03:54] <x_> lol
[03:54] <MK-ubuntu> yellowrooster, do sudo aptitude install pidgin
[03:54] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: virtual maching on the other hand :D
[03:54] <yellowrooster> MK-ubuntu: i don't need to do that, since i already have it installed.
[03:55] <MK-ubuntu> and also do < sudo aptitude search pidgin-* >
[03:55] <Psi-Jack> blue0488, 32bit software works generally just fine under 64bit, through 32bit libraries.
[03:55] <x_> i'm on irssi. the less crappy irc client than xchat
[03:55] <MK-ubuntu> to install additional things
[03:55] <yellowrooster> MK-ubuntu: "which pidgin" is simpler.
[03:55] <fez> hey
[03:55] <sebsebseb> x_: same for Konversation :)
[03:55] <Psi-Jack> MK-ubuntu, Inaccurate.
[03:55] <sebsebseb> x_: to be fair though Xchat is ok
[03:55] <fez> why does ubuntu set yourhostname <IP_ADDRESS> in /etc/hosts
[03:55] <Dan48p> sebastien, this not be in a vitrual box, just separate partitions for installation on the hard disc.  do i need that much for applications or can i install win apps on the main data partition
[03:55] <Psi-Jack> MK-ubuntu, aptitude searches repositories, NOT where the actual already installed binary is.
[03:55] <blue0488> I am just asking if any one has any trouble with the sensors in 64-bit
[03:56] <x_> lol
[03:56] <Dan48p> sebastien, sorry wrong name to red too
[03:56] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: what I am getting at here is,  you may not need it on dual boot in the first place :)
[03:56] <lstarnes> fez: because it needs to know that that hostname points to you
[03:56] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: Which Windows programs do you want to run?  How much RAM do you have?
[03:57] <MK-ubuntu> Psi-Jack, i kno.. i wanted him to install additional plugins
[03:57] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: and yes  Windows  and  Windows programs tend to take up quite a bit of space
[03:57] <Psi-Jack> MK-ubuntu, He didn't ask for that. Why are you doing that?
[03:57] <MK-ubuntu> if i wanted to see if if is installed i would have told him to do < dpkg -L pidgin >
[03:57] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: some may even think 60GB is to little for Windows,  because of apps they  are going to run
[03:57] <MK-ubuntu> or < whereis pidgin >
[03:57] <Rollioz> join #dumaguete
[03:58] <Psi-Jack> Rollioz, No
[03:58] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: that's  a beautey of most Linux distributions right there,  the OS and  a lot of programs, won't take up that much space at all
[03:58] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, probably not many windows apps
[03:58] <Rollioz> sorry wrong input..
[03:58] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: which apps?  maybe you can  Wine them :)
[03:58] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: and have them working really well in Wine, or find alternatives
[03:58] <x_> wont take much space cause most 'big' games wont run.. lol just kidding
[03:58] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, this is on a laptop, i just want to leave windows on primarily to try out win 7 when i get my free upgrade
[03:58] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: and if it's not  3D  stuff, well  Windows virtual machine should work
[03:59] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: oh you  bought one in  July or August this year, and so will get a free upgrade, that's what you mean?
[03:59] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, i guess i should be more specific... this will run very few programs in windows.  yes i just bought it so i want to try win 7 whenever i get the cd in the mail.
[03:59] <Richard_Martin> sup
[03:59] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: with enough RAM, you can virtual machine Windows 7,  well  depending on what kind of  DVD they give you
[04:00] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, however, i have ubuntu on one of my desktops and would rather use that primarily.  this laptop has 4gb of ddr3, but only a 1.3 ghz core 2 solo
[04:00] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: also it's just Vista  version 2 basicalley, so not that great over all
[04:00] <sebsebseb> !dualboot |  Dan48p
[04:01] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, i have a amd64 flash boot disk made up will that work properly on an intel cpu?
[04:01] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: yep that's more than enough RAM to virtual machine it :)
[04:01] <x_> well i heard they develop the windows from scratch again
[04:01] <anao> hello@all know anyone the solution for the bug icewm hangs on logout with pcmanfm as desktop-manager?
[04:01] <sebsebseb> x_: no it's rather similar to Vista
[04:01] <x_> in the ouside maybe
[04:02] <sebsebseb> x_: just better eye candy and things like that
[04:02] <x_> dang i have bad grammer
[04:02] <sebsebseb> x_: enough  fools will upgrade to it from XP,  rather than going to an OS that  is properly decant,   Ubuntu,  Mac OS X, etc,  anyway
[04:02] <sebsebseb> !ot
[04:02] <mytest2323423> hi
[04:02] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, basically my laptop is sitting at the "shrink partition" screen waiting for me to figure out what i'm doing.  i do have a 14gb partition that says EISA config but dunno what that means
[04:03] <x_> windows xp is legendary
[04:03] <Psi-Jack> Okay, so, mplayer in ubuntu 9.04 is old. Where can I find backports for it, or alternative repos for it?
[04:03] <x_> lol
[04:03] <sebsebseb> x_: and for Windows pretty good really,   you should check out #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:03] <x_> u guys use songbird? it rocks!!!
[04:04] <maco> !u
[04:04] <Nafai> Psi-Jack: Here's a few options: http://ppa-search.appspot.com/search?search_key_word=mplayer
[04:04] <sebsebseb> maco: oh there's a factoid for that even :D
[04:04] <maco> sebsebseb: aye, that there is
[04:05] <x_> ehhh
[04:05] <Psi-Jack> Nafai, Hmmm. ppa doesn't look very sane.
[04:05] <Nafai> Sure some of them might not
[04:05] <Nafai> Have you checked mediabuntu?
[04:05] <mytest2323423> hi
[04:06] <x_> hmmm
[04:06] <Psi-Jack> Nafai, Hmm, actually, no I hadn't. Good idea.
[04:06] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: you should let Vista resize itself, or dataloss can happan
[04:06] <Dan48p> well my machine says i can only shrink the vista partition down to 142k bytes.  anyone know of a solution for this
[04:07] <Nafai> Dan48p: Are you trying to get rid of it?
[04:07] <Dan48p> sebastien, 142000 mb's i mean
[04:07] <Nafai> Oh :)
[04:07] <Nafai> Makes more sense now
[04:07] <sebsebseb> Nafai: no he wants to dual boot
[04:07] <sebsebseb> Nafai: since he will get a free upgrade to  Vista version 2 (Windows 7)
[04:08] <Dan48p> yea, trying to shrink.... i was thinking maybe 30gb but 142 is overkill
[04:08] <Nafai> True
[04:08] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: boot up Vista, and use it's tool to resize it's own partition
[04:08] <Nafai> Yeah, probably a good idea
[04:08] <Nafai> It might need defragged or something
[04:08] <Dan48p> how do i do that?  i'm in vista now under 'computer management'
[04:08] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: yes that's what I meant
[04:08] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: and if you don't put in  a size,  I think it will go as small as it will go
[04:08] <Dan48p> i also just defragged with the vista tool about 10 mins ago
[04:09] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: also Vista likes to take up a lot of space
[04:09] <lanzelloth> what're .run files for?
[04:09] <Psi-Jack> lanzelloth, To run
[04:09] <x_> :D
[04:10] <The_Bridge> helloh
[04:10] <Dan48p> sebsebseb, 142gb is about half of the current ntfs partition.  is this a normal minimum shrink size or would i have to use another tool to do this with?
[04:10] <LucidGuy> any recommendations on a tool that can write a bootable ISO to usb flash drive?
[04:10] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: yep it does stuff like that
[04:10] <lanzelloth> I'm downloading the ati driver from amd.com for my ati x1400 and it comes in a .run
[04:10] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: you try and make it small, but then you still end up with a massive partition
[04:10] <Psi-Jack> lanzelloth, Yeah, Follow the directions at AMD's website.
[04:10] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: maybe you can shrink it even more with the command line tool or something,  anyway better to ask in ##windows
[04:10] <Psi-Jack> lanzelloth, And RUN the program.
[04:11] <Dan48p> probably a good idea, i'm sure i will be back on here later once i get around to the linux part.
[04:11] <GuidMorrow> where do I find my computer name (the name to put instead of /localhost/?
[04:11] <Psi-Jack> GuidMorrow, type, hostname
[04:11] <sebsebseb> Dan48p: ok
[04:11] <GuidMorrow> ?
[04:11] <lanzelloth> Psi-Jack, this is probably newer than the one in ubuntu repos?
[04:12] <Psi-Jack> lanzelloth, Definately likely. Not always recommended, however.
[04:12] <lanzelloth> Psi-Jack, because it hasn't been extensively tested by the ubuntu community?
[04:14] <Psi-Jack> lanzelloth, That too.
[04:14] <Simna> อ่ะ
[04:14] <Simna> ใช้ได้แล้ว
[04:14] <FloodBot1> Simna: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:14] <LucidGuy> really? .. nobody knows of a tool to write an ISO bootable image to a USB drive?
[04:15] <Simna> มีใครอยูไหมครับ
[04:15] <KB1JWQ> Simna: English, please.
[04:15] <Simna> Okey
[04:15] <mord> LucidGuy: usb-creator
[04:15] <Simna> I an't speak English
[04:15] <Psi-Jack> Simna, That language is not supported here. What language do you speak?
[04:15] <Simna> *i can't speak English
[04:15] <x_> thai
[04:15] <miguelonnnn> yeah lucidguy sry
[04:15] <gartral> Simna: what do you speak?
[04:15] <miguelonnnn> i was off
[04:15] <miguelonnnn> listen whatya want?
[04:15] <MK-ubuntu> Simna, what language?
[04:15] <LucidGuy> mord, ITs not a ISO of ubuntu
[04:15] <Simna> Thai
[04:16] <Simna> I'am Thai
[04:16] <MK-ubuntu> !thai
[04:16] <Psi-Jack> !th | Simna
[04:16] <GuidMorrow> !th | Simna
[04:16] <Simna> Thanks
[04:16] <miguelonnnn> lucid
[04:16] <GuidMorrow> someone beat me to it
[04:16] <Psi-Jack> GuidMorrow, Yeah, me
[04:16] <miguelonnnn> just dump the iso to the usb
[04:16] <LucidGuy> miguelonnnn,  sry?
[04:16] <miguelonnnn> and then make it bootable with grub or syslinux
[04:16] <bucky> !beer GuidMorrow
[04:16] <miguelonnnn> it's that easy
[04:16] <GuidMorrow> lolZ
[04:16] <bucky> !cookie GuidMorrow
[04:16] <miguelonnnn> i mean, the iso contents
[04:17] <miguelonnnn> not actually the iso file
[04:17] <miguelonnnn> youll need to mount it first
[04:17] <LucidGuy> miguelonnnn, dump?
[04:17] <miguelonnnn> yeah, dump all the iso contents to the usb
[04:17] <The_Bridge> LucidGuy
[04:17] <miguelonnnn> hidden files included
[04:17] <lanzelloth> how do I check which xorg version I'm running
[04:17] <LucidGuy> The_Bridge, yes
[04:17] <The_Bridge> LucidGuy : u dont need any tool,just use live cd
[04:17] <The_Bridge> if u have one
[04:17] <miguelonnnn> cp -r /mounted/iso/directory/ will do it
[04:18] <m0r0n> Anyone know why when I went to install Ubuntu 64bit I got a screen of flashing colours
[04:18] <LucidGuy> The_Bridge,  its not an ISO of ubuntu.
[04:18] <miguelonnnn> ensure you type a trailing slash, or you'll copy the directory itself which is not correct
[04:18] <The_Bridge> oh,im sorry
[04:18] <LucidGuy> miguelonnnn, I highly doubt its going to copy the boot up iformation etc.
[04:18] <miguelonnnn> you don't need it
[04:19] <LucidGuy> the ISO im trying to write to USB is a toshiba boot dvd.
[04:19] <miguelonnnn> you just copy the files into the usb and then make it bootable with grub or syslinux or any other bootstrap tool
[04:19] <totti> hey guys i got a question, does ubuntu automatically install drivers?
[04:19] <snowman> totti, drivers for what?
[04:19] <m0r0n> totti: I'm pretty sure yes, having trouble with something?
[04:19] <x_> except the proprietary ones, yes?
[04:20] <nostalgicBadger> Hey, does anyone know how to disable that three column interface dealy in the Netbook Remix? i'm pretty tired of seeing it in the background.
[04:20] <gartral> totti: depending on what dvices, in most cases the drivers i the kernal work just fine
[04:20] <totti> just wanted to know, because i'm using an hp mini, an youtube seemed to go faster in windows xp...
[04:20] <isaias291> alguem de fortaleza CE
[04:21] <LucidGuy> miguelonnnn, hmm .. I think you are making it sound easier then it is.
[04:21] <NuUser> hi everyone
[04:21] <miguelonnnn> i'm investigating lucid
[04:21] <miguelonnnn> but i think it's that easy
[04:21] <kryptos> net.net
[04:21] <NuUser> you can guess buy my name that im new
[04:21] <NuUser> lol
[04:22] <NuUser> well i have a very interstting question
[04:22] <sebsebseb> !ask |  NuUser
[04:22] <dr3mro> smoothwall is a linux based router that has no X server just bash ... its great but i need to add rtorrent and wtorrent to protect my network . my q? is how to add a startup rtorrent in linux without x i mean to make r torrent and webbased interface wtorrent autostart ??
[04:22] <x_> ehhh
[04:23] <NuUser> ok thanks for the note ubotu
[04:23] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  NuUser
[04:23] <x_> :D
[04:23] <The_Bridge> :)
[04:24] <NuUser> really
[04:24] <sebsebseb> x_: your commenting on nearly everything I am doing now hmm
[04:24] <LucidGuy> I just wish the usb-creator tool was not a bitch and would let you write any ISO to dvd.
[04:24] <sebsebseb> x_: in here
[04:24] <dr3mro> ubottu, hi how are you doing bot ?
[04:24] <GuidMorrow> I can't run SWAT, it's giving me "unable to connect" messages, what did I do wrong?
[04:24] <x_> cause i'm enoying i
[04:24] <x_> cause i'm enoying it
[04:24] <LucidGuy> Or maybe I can convert iso to img and use the imgcreator tool
[04:24] <maco> !language | LucidGuy
[04:24] <x_> dem keyboard
[04:24] <maco> LucidGuy: if you wanna burn to a DVD, then use a burning app, not a USB app
[04:24] <x_> brasero
[04:24] <gartral> LucidGuy: unetbootin?
[04:24] <sebsebseb> x_: this channal isn't really for having loads of fun,  or   chatting about loads of stuff,  i'll suggest it again #ubuntu-offtopic   altough that channal isn't amazing
[04:25] <maco> example: brasero (included in ubuntu), k3b (included in kubuntu), gnomebaker
[04:25] <The_Bridge> :)
[04:25] <snowman> does ubuntu have any good dvd players, totem and mplayer dont can play them, but dont work all that well...... is it to do with some obscure propriety licence thingy?
[04:25] <x_> owh man
[04:25] <The_Bridge> snowman : try vlc
[04:25] <arvind_khadri> !dvd | snowman
[04:25] <LucidGuy> My issue is a have a netbook that I want to resotre to factory with the bootable DVDs provided.  But I dont have an external usb/dvd player.  So trying to get these boot dvds to a usb stick.
[04:25] <LucidGuy> snowman, try VLC
[04:25] <maco> snowman: i like dragon since it uses xine and totem uses gstreamer. xine has better dvd support
[04:26] <lanzelloth> so I'm trying to install the newest ati driver from amd.com but I'm worried what'll happen to the xorg one that's currently running
[04:26] <maco> LucidGuy: ok so can you rip the dvd to iso?
[04:26] <arvind_khadri> lanzelloth, why from there? why not the ones from repo?
[04:26] <LucidGuy> maco, yes I got that already ...
[04:26] <NuUser> ok i put ubuntu on my usb drive and and want to install some programs for example flash is there any way of bypassing the password or what is the pass word?
[04:26] <snowman> thanks all ill see what i can find
[04:26] <LucidGuy> maco, I did that with dd command
[04:26] <yellowrooster> how can i get onto the #gimp-users room? I seem to be the only one there.
[04:27] <lanzelloth> arvind_khadri, it has some bugs, I wanna see if the newest one has it fixed
[04:27] <The_Bridge> NuUser : login password?
[04:27] <NuUser> no
[04:27] <NuUser> not login pass word
[04:27] <mythomaniac> i installed ubuntu via minimal cd, and then installed openbox, other stuff, as well as alsabase, alsa-utils and linux sound base - but for some reason i am not able to get sound... anyone know what is up?
[04:27] <The_Bridge> root?
[04:27] <x_> it should be?
[04:27] <NuUser> yes
[04:27] <The_Bridge> :)
[04:27] <The_Bridge> default password : root
[04:27] <x_> just sudo passwd
[04:27] <The_Bridge> try that
[04:27] <sebsebseb> !root
[04:28] <sebsebseb> !noroot
[04:28] <maco> LucidGuy: and usbcreator wont let you use the iso that resulted?
[04:28] <NuUser> i have to sudo passwd
[04:28] <m0r0n> Anyone know why when I went to install Ubuntu 64bit I got a screen of flashing colours ?
[04:28] <LucidGuy> maco,  correct it states its not an ubuntu live cd .. urg.
[04:29] <maco> LucidGuy: oh...is it a windows disc?
[04:29] <maco> i bet that was never tested
[04:29] <LucidGuy> maco, it probably is since its a toshiba recovery dvd
[04:29] <NuUser> we it thinks its running on a disk
[04:30] <NuUser> but it is just an alternative boot
[04:31] <The_Bridge> NuUser : can't quite understand what u mean
[04:32] <x_> u're runnin ubuntu from live-usb ?
[04:32] <NuUser> thanks guys the pass change worked perfectly
[04:32] <x_> should be no passworrd
[04:32] <lanzelloth> so I installed xorg-driver-fglrx from the repos, but I can't find it in admin->hardware drivers
[04:34] <BellinXFelon> can someone help me install a tar.gz file nicotine plus
[04:35] <swapy> what happened
[04:35] <arvind_khadri> !compile > BellinXFelon
[04:36] <maco> BellinXFelon: no need to compile from source. its in the repositories
[04:36] <LucidGuy> wow can't believe this is soo difficult
[04:37] <maco> LucidGuy: you may be screwed
[04:37] <maco> it wouldnt be too surprising if those tools could only handle linux live cds since the filesystems and the stuff needed to boot are rather specific
[04:37] <The_Bridge> LucidGuy : borrow some dvd burner
[04:38] <maco> LucidGuy: maybe if you yank the hard drive, put it in an enclosure, and install to the hard drive using a different computer that has a dvd drive?
[04:38] <LucidGuy> I dont know why Im even trying this ... Im sure when I return it someone will eventually reload the system anyways .. refurbish etc.
[04:39] <LucidGuy> but the chick told me the OS has to be intact ... I think thats bullshit.
[04:39] <LucidGuy> The OS is actually intact .. just grub is in the way and you have to select it.  I guess I can try and recover the xp loader.
[04:39] <sebsebseb> !language |  LucidGuy
[04:39] <The_Bridge> LucidGuy : why would u even bother to put in in a usb disk?
[04:40] <LucidGuy> The_Bridge, what do you mean?
[04:40] <mythomaniac> when i issue this command sudo aptitude install linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` linux-generic i get this: couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "linux-ubuntu-modules-<IP_ADDRESS>-generic" - this was supposed to install the sound modules as stated from this wiki, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - i think ubuntu needs update the wiki to help people :/
[04:42] <mythomaniac> if this was debian proper i wouldn't have these problems because alasconf would have done the trick...
[04:42] <programador> boa noite
[04:43] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: you are welcome to edit the wiki site
[04:43] <IdleOne> page*
[04:43] <ce_cri_km> hi
[04:44] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, LOL funny help me figure out why my sound isn't working and the steps need to resolve it and i just might...
[04:44] <legend2440> mythomaniac: their called   linux-restricted-modules-2.6.28-15-generic
[04:44] <Alfredo555> kernel-<IP_ADDRESS> ???
[04:44] <mythomaniac> legend2440, i have that instaleld
[04:44] <mythomaniac> installed
[04:44] <mythomaniac> Alfredo555, yes why?
[04:45] <henson_> hi
[04:46] <henson_> all guys
[04:46] <maco> mythomaniac: it should be 2.6.28-15 not .15
[04:46] <m0r0n> Anyone know why when I went to install Ubuntu 64bit I got a screen of flashing colours ?
[04:46] <mythomaniac> maco, sorry typo
[04:48] <migg137> where on vista can i find my firefox bookmarks.. i am on ubuntu and vista stoped working so i want my bookmars. please help
[04:50] <bro> don't know if you got this, but i was loking all over for this one, finally found it: script to map multimedia keys in amarok 2 [the amarok 1 script won't work]: http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=103448
[04:50] <gouda> Migg137 you are looking for your bookmarks on the vista side?
[04:50] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: wiki changed
[04:50] <migg137> gouda, yes sir
[04:50] <gouda> well this is an ubuntu channel bro
[04:51] <bro> i guess you're not refering to me :P
[04:51] <mythomaniac> lol IdleOne cool, but i had that installed...
[04:51] <mythomaniac> and still do...
[04:51] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: keep follwing the wiki :)
[04:51] <gouda> but if you want your bookmarks you can try c:\program files
[04:51] <gouda> errr
[04:52] <gouda> C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\defaults\profile
[04:52] <LucidGuy> if I set the grub timeout to 0 .. will it flash the grub menu at all?  hmm wondering if I can remove the menu all together.
[04:53] <gouda> Might be different on vista
[04:53] <gouda> That's the directory on xp pro but probably the same on vista
[04:53] <x404x> why does cfv say that sha and md5 modules are depreciated ? should i use hashlib ? how ?
[04:53] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, no it wont
[04:54] <LucidGuy> arvind_khadri,  if set to 0 it wont flash at all?
[04:55] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, no
[04:55] <mythomaniac> you know IdleOne, ill i should have to do is sudo modprobe snd-emu10k1 and be done with it but that does not work... yes i'm using a soundblaster live card... it should be working
[04:55] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, also you can set hiddmenu
[04:56] <Honda750> I sync my firefox bookmarks using the xmarks add on, so I don't lose them!
[04:56] <LucidGuy> arvind_khadri,  just throw hidemenu into the /boot/grub/grub.cfg somewhere im guessing
[04:57] <migg137> gouda, thanks and i need them to transfer them so i can view them in ubuntu
[04:57] <migg137> lol
[04:57] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: wish I could help. I have well supported hardware all around so I rarely have issues with sound/graphics
[04:57] <hanasaki> how can I setup so VNC is running and I get a login window?
[04:58] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, grub.cfg is being used in grub2...you need to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[04:58] <StrangePaint> I <3 ubuntu
[04:58] <LucidGuy> arvind_khadri,  what distro/version uses grub2?
[04:59] <openware> 嘿
[04:59] <openware> 桌面搞丢了，如何新建一个？
[04:59] <bazhang> !cn | openware
[04:59] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, you telling me that soundblaster is not not "well supported" - the fact is ubuntu has deviated from standard linux sound structure - if they havent why can you not issue sudo alsaconf?
[04:59] <gouda> Hanasaki: Go to System > Preferences > startup applications and add the application in there.
[05:00] <hanasaki> gouda:  isn't that just for once I am logged in already to connect to an existing session?
[05:00] <abu> hi
[05:00] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: what I am saying is that I have never had any issues with sound because I have old machines that just always seem to work for me
[05:00] <hanasaki> what command controls the screen resoltuion and fonts for a virtual terminal text?
[05:00] <brian__> what kinda of app would i want to look for if i was trying to get auto-fill or predictive txt for the things i type over and over
[05:01] <gouda> Hansaki: I am not sure what you are asking
[05:01] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, it works fine for me too if i were to use the default ubuntu (gnome) install... but i hate gnome...
[05:01] <abu> hi
[05:01] <abu> any one is there
[05:01] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: KDE or XFCE?
[05:01] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, but i can tell you this... i can install debian net-install and be able to get my sound working ;)
[05:02] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, karmic, ubuntu 9.10
[05:02] <ghaith> hi, i'm looking for the fastest way to backup/move my installation to a larger harddrive, any recomendations?
[05:02] <LucidGuy> arvind_khadri,  thought so .. its the conf file I found .. using karmic
[05:02] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, i used ubuntu minimal cd (11 meg cd) and install openbox with other stuff, along with alsa-base, alsa-utils and linux-sound-base\
[05:03] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, then move to #ubuntu+1
[05:03] <LucidGuy> arvind_khadri,  I'm hiding my installation of linux from startup so when the people at bestbuy turn it on they dont notice Linux was installed.
[05:03] <Dr_Willis> gee that sounds like a way to get fired...
[05:03] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: well then you have gone way above my ability to help you
[05:03] <miguelonnnn> hey i'm back lucidguy
[05:03] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, that means i cheery picked what i needed to install... and those last three (alsa-base, alsa-utils and linux-sound-base) shoudl have been fine to get my soundblaster working...
[05:03] <miguelonnnn> LucidGuy,  im back
[05:03] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, LOL
[05:03] <miguelonnnn> you still need help?
[05:03] <miguelonnnn> i know it all know
[05:04] <miguelonnnn> now
[05:04] <FloodBot1> miguelonnnn: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:04] <miguelonnnn> sry floodbot .
[05:04] <arvind_khadri> LucidGuy, :)
[05:04] <mythomaniac> IdleOne, thanks anyways though my man ;)
[05:04] <IdleOne> no problem
[05:05] <LucidGuy> miguelonnnn,   Ive decided to give up .. Im just going to hide linux/grub from the bestbuy people buy setting the defualt startup to windows and hiding the grub menu... they wont notice its there off hand .. hehe.
[05:05] <The_Bridge> is it true ubuntu server is incompatible with most cpanel?
[05:05] <owen1> I can't see some flash sites ( http://prezi.com/r74mlgijoov8/ ).  i have adobe-flashplugin <IP_ADDRESS>-1, flashplugin-installer <IP_ADDRESS>ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS> and flashplugin-nonfree <IP_ADDRESS>ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>.  any clues?
[05:05] <IdleOne> mythomaniac: it is a little quiet right now though, you may want to wait a little while and see if anybody else can help you
[05:07] <lakotajames1> when I try to turn up my mic, it turns itself back down.  how do I stop that?
[05:07] <miguelonnnn> hey LucidGuy
[05:07] <miguelonnnn> r u there? i can help you now
[05:07] <miguelonnnn> i know all about grub
[05:07] <LucidGuy> miguelonnnn,  yo
[05:07] <madison> SEGFAULT is never a fun quit message
[05:08] <miguelonnnn> yeah
[05:08] <miguelonnnn> well, grub works like this
[05:08] <miguelonnnn> it first loads the mbr code
[05:08] <fez> ok kool
[05:08] <bmoloney> hello, I just recently upgraded to 9.04 and now I have 100% CPU show in the system monitor widget. But when I go to the system monitor (or use top) nothing is using that much CPU
[05:08] <miguelonnnn> that mbr then points to post mbr disk location, called 1.5 stage (former was 1.0)
[05:09] <fez> of course i run openwrt with static dhcp hosts so each machine's hostname always resolves to them
[05:09] <LucidGuy> hey arvind_khadri  do you know if hiddenmenu works on grub2 ..  its not commented out anywhere
[05:09] <miguelonnnn> the grub code at 1.5 stage loads stage 2.0 at the partition, and menu.lst
[05:09] <bmoloney> but things are definately running slow
[05:09] <miguelonnnn> so all you need is to install grub at the disk
[05:09] <miguelonnnn> and set correctly the menu.lst
[05:10] <The_Bridge> bmoloney : widget may have different detection method from native monitor
[05:11] <killafreak23> hello guys, anyone here can help me out with running World of Warcraft if u can that would be great im a new user and i need some help if possible :)
[05:11] <thesimplecreator> what distribution are you running?
[05:12] <bmoloney> The_Bridge: is there another way to find the offending process?
[05:12] <surgy> how do i reset my sound system?
[05:12] <Veinor> Anybody in here have an Eee 1005HA?
[05:12] <miguelonnnn> xubuntu simplecreator
[05:13] <surgy> anyone?
[05:13] <surgy> !sound
[05:13] <miguelonnnn> its pretty good, although its network interface appled works kinda bad for my hdspa usb modem
[05:13] <surgy> can someone tell em the command to reset my sound ?
[05:13] <miguelonnnn> sry surgy i duno, but i'll search on google
[05:14] <miguelonnnn> brb w8 please
[05:14] <miguelonnnn> alsa force-reload
[05:14] <miguelonnnn> try it please
[05:14] <miguelonnnn> did it work?
[05:15] <surgy> checking
[05:15] <miguelonnnn> ok" ;D
[05:15] <StrangePaint> Man.
[05:15] <StrangePaint> I need HELP
[05:15] <surgy> sure
[05:15] <surgy> thanks
[05:15] <shiki-> StrangePaint, in?
[05:15] <StrangePaint> I installed ubuntu, it is good.
[05:15] <StrangePaint> But
[05:15] <owen1> I can't see some flash sites ( http://prezi.com/r74mlgijoov8/ ).  i have adobe-flashplugin <IP_ADDRESS>-1, flashplugin-installer <IP_ADDRESS>ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS> and flashplugin-nonfree <IP_ADDRESS>ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>.  any clues?
[05:16] <shiki-> nah its not good
[05:16] <shiki-> go on.. whats your prob
[05:16] <shiki-> owen1, why not just install it to ~/.mozilla plugins dir?
[05:16] <The_Bridge> is it true ubuntu server is incompatible with most cpanel?
[05:16] <shiki-> The_Bridge, google it. I guess that will be more help.
[05:16] <owen1> shiki-: sure. i'll try anything. how do i do that?
[05:16] <miguelonnnn> great no problem shiki
[05:17] <shiki-> owen1, wait..sec
[05:17] <bmoloney> anyone else notice a nameless process in system monitor?
[05:17] <paddy> hey guys
[05:17] <StrangePaint> I have it in it's own partition, I have two drives, my 320GB c drive and my 500GB d drive, ubuntu is in a 40GB paritition of my D drive. the 320gb drive and the 500gb are as NTFS, I don't really want to use them, should I unmount them when I use ubuntu? Also, I get a virus on ubuntu, It won't effect me but if it gets into my D or C drive it will when I boot into vista (i have a dual boot)
[05:17] <coilette> how does cp handle spaces in the filenames?
[05:17] <StrangePaint> last thing was a Question
[05:17] <paddy> does anyone know how to get a package of the sphinx searcher for my server
[05:18] <lakotajames1> If your microphone still does not work If your microphone still does not work in apps, try recording using gnome recorder to test basic recording function. If this fails, it is unlikely that other apps can work without further tweaking. In some cases with Intel HDA sound chipset, ALC861VD, you may need to configure your alsa setup.
[05:18] <lakotajames1> HOW???
[05:18] <shiki-> StrangePaint, you CAN unmount them, but thats not neccessary. AND even if you boot them up, they wont download viruses by their own...
[05:18] <The_Bridge> :) of course i can google it,but i'm hoping there's someone here with actual experience
[05:18] <shiki-> I know I know MS is evil.. but still.. I didnt see a single virus for 4 years already
[05:18] <hanasaki> what is the default console resolution when boot?  how can I check / change it at runtime?
[05:18] <shiki-> lakotajames1, well.. "alsamixer" or "alsamixer -c 0" or "alsamixer -c 1"
[05:19] <StrangePaint> shiki: I know, but what if I get a virus when I'm booted up to ubuntu, on the C drive lets say - when I boot into windows it will be there..
[05:19] <coilette> to settup alsa "sudo -i" "alsamixer" configure "alsactl store"
[05:19] <shiki-> sooo owen1 .. x86_64 or i386?
[05:19] <shiki-> StrangeCharm, thats stupid
[05:19] <paddy> Can anyone help me with this install: Trying to install Sphinx-<IP_ADDRESS>,
[05:19] <shiki-> get a virus on ubuntu? huh?
[05:19] <paddy> I can get configure to go well
[05:19] <shiki-> if I get a bunch of viruses, put them on my C: .. and then reboot.. nothing will happen
[05:19] <shiki-> only infects if I execute them
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> Theres being secure. then theres being paranoid
[05:20] <shiki-> a virus can only operate using stupid people
[05:20] <edbroyle> hello
[05:20] <shiki-> Dr_Willis, and theres openBSD
[05:20] <shiki-> :)))
[05:20] <coilette> with the CP command.. how does cp handle spaces in filename?
[05:20] <shiki-> hi
[05:20] <Major_Quacks> Linux doesn't have viruses persay
[05:20] <shiki-> haha.. nice joke. :)
[05:20] <shiki-> selinux/apparmor/grsec/pax is just a showoff
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> coilette:  you need to use fancy quoteing normally to get saces working right
[05:20] <shiki-> hey all sounds nice. :)
[05:20] <coilette> example?
[05:20] <edbroyle> is openssh-server broken in jaunty?
[05:20] <bumbblebee> nobody knows why ubuntu 9.04 + dell inspiron 15 = bad sound quality??
[05:21] <dumont> whats the command to get a version of the program\package in ubuntu?
[05:21] <shiki-> bumbblebee, google for it! you have to backport alsa and it will work!
[05:21] <Dr_Willis> coilette:   cp foo  'foo with spaces'
[05:21] <Dr_Willis> coilette:  avoide spaces in filenames...
[05:21] <shiki-> dumont: apt-cache show pidgin
[05:21] <shiki-> for example
[05:21] <shiki-> edbroyle, nope
[05:21] <lstarnes> edbroyle: it isn't
[05:21] <bumbblebee> shiki-, backport?
[05:21] <shiki-> bumbblebee, DONT let me google that for you
[05:21] <superfiedman> i'm a complete n00b, so excuse my ignorance.