[00:27] <Shawn196|i7> my audio isn't working
[00:28] <Kamilion> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/xenial/+package/alsa-tools-gui
[00:28] <wxl> lspci -nnk and see what chip you're using and what kernel module, if any, is available
[00:29] <Kamilion> hda-jack-retask is probably what you need
[00:30] <Kamilion> er, sorry, no dashes. hdajackretask
[00:32] <Shawn196|i7> I have installed pusleaudio
[00:33] <wxl> well than it should be easy
[00:33] <wxl> pop open pavucontrol and have fun
[00:33] <Shawn196|i7> thats a huge list
[00:33] <Shawn196|i7> I was looking
[00:33] <Shawn196|i7> but it only works if I unplug both my speaker sets from both headphone slots
[00:34] <wxl> pavucontrol will let you turn on/off particular sound cards
[00:34] <Shawn196|i7> been usingpavucontrol
[00:34] <wxl> a lot of times sound systems assume if you have headphones plugged in, you don't want any other audio
[00:34] <Shawn196|i7> its playing using the built in analog
[00:35] <wxl> and the two headphones don't show up separately?
[00:35] <wxl> cuz on mine they sure do
[00:35] <Shawn196|i7> they aren't here on lubuntu
[00:35] <wxl> mine doesn't show with speakers unplugged
[00:36] <wxl> s/speaker/headphone/
[00:36] <wxl> but plug them in and i see the default sound card AND headphones
[00:37] <Shawn196|i7> they have been plugged in
[00:40] <Shawn196|i7> my aidop chip is IDT 92HD73C1X5
[00:40] <Shawn196|i7> *audio
[00:42] <Shawn196|i7> is audio supposed to work?
[00:42] <wxl> what's the pci id of that chip
[00:42] <wxl> and which kernel modules are being used
[00:42] <Shawn196|i7> how do I check
[00:43] <wxl> lspci -nnk
[00:43] <Shawn196|i7> https://hastebin.com/yilebewiga
[00:46] <Shawn196|i7> I'm not using hdmi audio
[00:46] <Shawn196|i7> just using hdmi output to monitor
[00:46] <wxl> heh this person reinstalled alsa/pa and all was well http://askubuntu.com/questions/675762/cant-adjust-sound-for-internal-sound-card-anymore
[00:47] <Shawn196|i7> alsa-base wasn't installed
[01:49] <Shawn196|i7> this is weird
[01:49] <Shawn196|i7> lubuntu still wont play audio through headphes
[01:49] <Shawn196|i7> *headphones
[01:49] <Shawn196|i7> in pavucontrol playback tab shows my media player playing audio in the activity bar
[01:50] <Shawn196|i7> but in the output devices tab, theres no activity bar
[01:53] <Shawn196|i7> it still attempts to play through speakers when I plug in headphones
[02:18] <Shawn196|i7> I think I will have to reinstall
[02:18] <Shawn196|i7> since lubuntu doesn't want to play audio through the headphone jacks
[02:26] <Shawn196|i7> if I install lubuntu with the headphone ports and microphone/line in ports filled, will it break the software install?
[05:35] <Shawn196|i7-Lubu> is it possible to network /dev/input/js0 from one lubuntu machine to another lubuntu machine?
[05:35] <Shawn196|i7-Lubu> I remember hearing someone talk about that last time I asked


[11:31] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
 Fwd from Linuxophil: Good day @popeydc ! Do you know if the newest nvidia drivers are in the ubuntu archives already or is that still in the works and we thus need the ppa? I cannot check since I have the ppa enabled on 18.04.
[13:14] <acheronuk> mamarley: ??? ^
[14:10] <mamarley> acheronuk: Sorry, I don't keep up with what version is in the official archive.
 ok


[01:13] <bschaefer> andyrock, woot, I think I fixed the space problem! (Or I am on the right track)
[01:13] <bschaefer> andyrock, you are always up so late
[01:14] <andyrock> eheh compiz's fault
[01:14] <bschaefer> haha, I have yet to start tacking parts of that beast. Sam has told me about it before haha
[01:18] <bschaefer> tackling*
[01:18] <andyrock> nux is something like a beast too
[01:18] <andyrock> :)
[01:19] <bschaefer> yeeah, I have gone through that
[01:19] <bschaefer> parts at lease
[01:21] <andyrock> bschaefer, to understand/fix this bug i've lose to day 893670
[01:21] <andyrock> #893670
[01:22] <andyrock> and after a night in a disco
[01:22] <andyrock> when i got to home
[01:22] <andyrock> I was inspired
[01:22] <andyrock> :)
[01:23] <bschaefer> haha, let me look the bug up really quick. the bot seems to fail at parsing atm
[01:24] <bschaefer> andyrock, nice!
[01:25] <bschaefer> andyrock, that is about as much time as I have learning the ibus, ibus-hangul and libhangul code haha
[01:26] <andyrock> cool, let me know if you fix the problem
[01:27] <bschaefer> andyrock, well I have to space working correctly, because they didn't think they would be responsible for the space that gets sent to them
[01:27] <bschaefer> andyrock, so the more annoying part the space is fixed in a build i have, but i want to make sure it is the correct fix :)
[01:27] <andyrock> go it
[01:27] <andyrock> *got it
[11:37] <mick0> davidcalle: The spotify-precise branch works on precise. Just took a look at the packageing you commited yesterday.. Will start on that this evening.
[11:38] <davidcalle> mick0, great! I will give it a try when I'm on my Precise install.
[11:39] <mick0> davidcalle: I think I have to change the recepie for the other branch to not include precise as it does not have the unity 5.0 changes?
[11:40] <davidcalle> mick0, you just need to create another recipe and when you build : one with Precise, the other with Oneiric. The recipe itself does not change, you can copy-paste it.
[11:40] <mick0> ok
[11:41] <mick0> davidcalle: btw, I still saw the album art not loading bug when testing on precise.
[11:41] <davidcalle> mick0, http://www.grillbar.org/wordpress/?p=585
[11:43] <davidcalle> mick0, I know, I don't think that gord had the time to look at the issue. I hope it will work fine on the release.
[11:44] <mick0> Oh ok.
[11:44] <gord> nope not had time yet, was sprinting last week, maybe next week
[11:52] <mick0> davidcalle: That was a good blog post! Will try out the cancellable thing later instead of thaw. Have to run to a lecture now.
[11:52] <davidcalle> Indeed! Have fun :)
[12:22] <noordung> Hi guys. I'm writing an application that needs to know whether an AppMenu is active and being used. How can I detect that?
[12:45] <kamstrup> JohnLea: hey, good progress on lenses in the home screen, it is basically working, just one question
[12:45] <kamstrup> on the category names
[12:45] <kamstrup> from the files lens we pull in "Recent" and "Downloads" and from the apps lens we pull in "Recently Used". The two "Recent*" are inelegantly similar
[12:46] <kamstrup> should I change to "Recent Files" and "Recent Apps" (or "Recent Applications" - it might be overly hip to call it "Apps"? :-))
[12:47] <kamstrup> mhr3: incidentally... I have a rather complex thing to test out today... requiring someone on the unity team with jhbuild skills... (someone != /me)
[12:47] <kamstrup> hint hint
[12:48] <mhr3> kamstrup, yea sure
[12:48] <kamstrup> unless someone else on #ayatana has a unity-jhbuild stack at the ready
[12:48] <kamstrup> mhr3: the homelens stuff could use a test spin before we waste time on review
[12:48] <kamstrup> mhr3: gimme 15 mins to push the latest tweaks
[12:49]  * mhr3 starts preparing food meanwhile
[13:10] <mhr3> kamstrup, also fwiw we already call them "apps" in the sources filter
[13:23] <JohnLea> kamstrup; yes, "Recent Files" and "Recent Apps" is good
[13:24] <kamstrup> JohnLea: phew :-) Already committed it locally :-)
[13:24] <kamstrup> JohnLea: running the still-WIP branches here it feels really good
[13:26] <kamstrup> mhr3: can you read the status report on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/885738 and try out the branches?
[13:30]  * mhr3 updates .jhbuild
[13:31] <mhr3> kamstrup, any chance you could sync with trunk? if not done
[13:31] <kamstrup> mhr3: should be fairly recent, but let me do it
[13:33] <kamstrup> mhr3: done
[13:33] <kamstrup> mhr3: only unity needed sync
[13:34] <mhr3> great
[13:34] <kamstrup> JohnLea: currently in home screen search the music lens uses two categories. This seems a bit out of proportions as the files- and apps only use one collated category each
[13:35] <kamstrup> when searching in the home screen the results a dominated by music, which is rarely what I look for
[13:35] <JohnLea> kamstrup; what are those 2 categories?  Songs and Albums?
[13:35] <kamstrup> right
[13:36] <kamstrup> I am thinking maybe only include Songs
[13:36] <kamstrup> as they'll match on the album title anyway afaik
[13:36] <JohnLea> kamstrup; how about combining both into a single category?
[13:36] <kamstrup> so ppl can go easily from the song to the album when the player is up
[13:36] <kamstrup> also possible
[13:36] <kamstrup> both are easy tweaks
[13:37] <JohnLea> kamstrup; I think both would be good, with albums ordered infront of songs
[13:37] <kamstrup> JohnLea: ok
[13:37] <JohnLea> also "music" should be the last category header
[13:38] <kamstrup> great, on it
[13:39] <mhr3> kamstrup, it's kinda crashing every time i press bfb :)
[13:40] <kamstrup> mhr3: meh, it's rock steady here
[13:40] <mhr3> kamstrup, can it be cause i'm not running latest files lens?
[13:40] <kamstrup> mhr3: still it shouldn't crash... but could be
[13:41] <mhr3> kamstrup, http://paste.ubuntu.com/808585/
[13:42] <mhr3> i'll try rebuilding it all, it might be because of the incremental build...
[13:50] <kamstrup> mhr3: looks nasty. mind that there is an abi break in UnityCore
[13:52] <mhr3> yea, i'm rebuilding... i just dont have 8 cores :P
[14:00] <mhr3> kamstrup, works now :)
[15:05] <mgedmin> so, middle-click on the top panel brings the focused maximized window to the background -- awesome!
[15:06] <mgedmin> unless the area that looked like blank top panel reveals an application menu at the last moment -- d'oh!
[16:36] <tgm4883> I'm trying to create a mythtv scope for ubuntuTV and there doesn't appear to be a way to do this yet  http://www.extremetech.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/tv-experience-spongebob.jpg
[16:36] <tgm4883> Does an API exist for this yet?
[16:51] <mhall119> tgm4883: exist for what?
[16:51] <tgm4883> mhall119, for adding the content so it shows in a preview as in the screenshot
[16:52] <tgm4883> The only thing I've really seen is the default unity way of showing things
[16:52] <mhall119> tgm4883: I  don't think so, but I think it's supposed to make it's way back into Unity, so it will at some point
[16:52] <tgm4883> is there a roadmap for that?
[16:52] <mhall119> tgm4883: some of the things that *look* like scopes in the demo are custom code made just for the demo
[16:54] <tgm4883> I've got a scope for MythTV made that puts the shows in the videos lens, but that doesn't really work so well for TV recordings
[16:55] <tgm4883> The Schema doesn't really seem suited for recorded shows
[19:26] <mick0> mhr3: Im experimenting with Dee.Transaction and want to show results while appending them. Like you could do with flush_revision_queue before. Is there any good way to do this?
[19:27] <mhr3> mick0, the reason Transaction exists is to prevent that :)
[19:27] <mhr3> (showing results while you're appending them)
[19:29] <mick0> So I should just do that the old way. And check is_cancelled alot.
[19:30] <mhr3> mick0, if you're not doing any async io, you really dont need to check the cancellable
[19:30] <mhr3> the cancellable can get cancelled *only* if you return to mainloop at some point
[19:31] <mick0> what do you mean? As I understand it is_cancelled will return true if an new search query has been entered.
[19:33] <mhr3> yes, but that can't happen magically, you need to be doing async io for that to happen
[19:35] <mick0> By async you mean the io (in my case requests to a web server) running in its own thread?
[19:36] <mhr3> yes, or a callback based io (like gio is - or at least its non _sync methods)
[19:37] <mhr3> you could also spin the mainloop yourself for a while even between synchronous operations
[19:38] <mick0> Hmm. I don't think cancel will work better then thaw in this scope.
[19:39] <mhr3> well if you're not doing async operations you dont need freeze/thaw in the first place
[19:42] <mick0> Actually thaw makes a difference. It will make the scope to ignore some redundant search querys.
[19:42] <mick0> for example, a long string will be searched in the start and then at the end.
[19:42] <mhr3> unity does that, not lenses/scopes
[19:43] <mhr3> but it'll change in 5.2 ;)
[19:43] <mick0> even in oneiric? I've noticed a difference when Im using thaw and when I don't
[19:46] <mhr3> yep, even in oneiric
[19:46] <mhr3> what you saw was probably different typing speed ;)
[19:47] <mhr3> or a webserver having good/bad moment
[19:47] <mhr3> not sure what your scope is doing...
[19:48] <mick0> oh. It's the spotify scope. It querys spotifys metadata server for tracks and albums and fetches album art.
[19:50] <mhr3> well... if the server was *really* slow, you actually could see some difference with the thawing
[19:51] <mick0> I understand it as I wont get any new querys while Im freezed?
[19:51] <mick0> and then get a new when I thaw.
[19:51] <mhr3> right, they're queued and dispatched once you thaw
[19:51] <mick0> That is the what I see then.
[19:52] <mhr3> well ultimately it'll behave the same way now even without freezing anyway
[19:53] <mhr3> s/anyway/anything/
[19:53] <mick0> As every with query I do a few querys. In theory max 26. Two to the metadata server and 24 to get album art (if all results are from different albums).
[19:54] <mick0> thaw seems to make a difference
[19:54] <mhr3> damn, that must take a while
[19:54] <mhr3> what's the average time to completely all the queries?
[19:56] <mick0> I havent got any number but I estimate the first result to show with album art within 1 or 2 secs.
[19:56] <mhr3> wooo
[19:56] <mhr3> but yea... webservices are slow...
[19:57] <mhr3> we're aiming for ~80ms with the default lenses
[19:58] <mhr3> and they still get cancelled from time to time ;)
[19:58] <mick0> thats all local requests?
[20:00] <mhr3> mick0, yea, there's no way a webservice would reply in such short time
[20:00] <mhr3> they're all in java and take 80ms just to process the http header :D
[20:01] <mick0> ^^
[20:33] <mhall119> davidcalle: mhr3: is there any reference of what changed in the Lens api for Unity 5?
[20:34] <mhr3> mhall119, kamstrup published a nice blog post about it
[20:34] <mhr3> it's on planet
[20:34] <mhall119> ah, I've been so busy today I haven't even consulted my readfeeder
[21:14] <bschaefer> mhr3, thanks for that update. I should be able to finish that today at some point!
[21:15] <mhr3> bschaefer, no hurry, but let me know of the progress :)
[21:15] <bschaefer> mhr3, will do :)
[22:07] <bschaefer> mhr3, hey, quick question. So there is still a possibility that when results->count == 0 and for it to not have no-result-hint. correct?
[22:08] <bschaefer> mhr3, also noticed the results->count updates correctly now :)
[22:08] <mhr3> bschaefer, right, and it may the other way around as well
[22:09] <mhr3> like you'll get "no-results-hint" and have > 0 results
[22:09] <bschaefer> mhr3, cool, ill just check if results == 0 then check if there is a no-results-hint. :)
[22:10] <bschaefer> thanks
[22:10] <mhr3> me skipping verbs is a sign that i should to bed :)
[22:10] <bschaefer> mhr3, haha yeah, it's just 2pm here. Have a good night. I should be done with this in under an hour :).
[22:11] <mhr3> bschaefer, cool, have fun with it
[22:11] <bschaefer> mhr3, will do, you did most the work!
[22:11] <bschaefer> and a good job at it. Very easy to finish this now
[22:12] <mhr3> thx, and gn
[22:12] <bschaefer> night


[23:18] <ricree> _sammy_: that seems to mount my hard drive instead.  Would it be one of the other sd's, such as sdc?
[23:18] <amirman84> boobah: he spelled it wrong, it's sourceforge.net
[23:18] <Finux> -.- i meant http://airpwn.sourceforge.net ^^ osrry
[23:18] <Ninjavidual> can i install ubuntu 64 bit version on my intell quad core?
[23:18] <astro76> Ninjavidual: yes
[23:18] <douye> How can i turn seamless mode of at virtualbox?
[23:19] <Ninjavidual> is it better?
[23:19] <Boohbah> amirman84: i suspected so, but i was just checking. and btw you spelled my name wrong :P
[23:19] <Boohbah> amirman84: tab complete is your friend
[23:19] <amirman84> rouini: if you open synaptic package manager and search for "islam" there are a few islamic themes in there
[23:19] <taomaster> http://www.ubuntume.com/
[23:19] <astro76> Ninjavidual: most people will not notice a difference, unless you have > 3GB ram, which it will allow you to access
[23:19] <Prez00> aaaargh, applet not initialized for all java applets
[23:19] <Prez00> i have iced tea..
[23:20] <amirman84> boohba:sorry poobaa
[23:20] <astro76> Ninjavidual: some other things will be more difficult, i.e. closed source stuff like flash and java
[23:20] <rouini> aminman84:give the name of themes there
[23:20] <Prez00> what can i check, i have hardy 32 bits
[23:20] <norv> I've heard >3GB using x86-32 is possible but not recommended
[23:20] <summelsam> where can i find drivers for  Broadcom Corporation BCM4328 802.11a/b/g/n (rev 03)
[23:20] <summelsam> ?
[23:20] <ricree> _sammy_: looks like sdc did the trick.  Thank you for your help
[23:20] <Ninjavidual> I have 4 gb ram
[23:20] <ricree> anyone have any idea why my usb drive doesn't auto mount?
[23:20] <astro76> Ninjavidual: to tell the truth I have 4gb on a dual core and run 32bit ;)
[23:20] <norv> rouini: ever hear of 'google'?
[23:20] <_sammy_> ricree: aye, sorry. I should have checked first. No problem
[23:21] <bjornh_> Umm... is it possible to resume the normal installer from the live-cd environment? Had to abort the installer to install dmraid.
[23:21] <Ninjavidual> astro76: so do you think its worth the effort?
[23:21] <amirman84> rouini: ubuntume-themes  ,  ubuntume-gdm-themes  , and uspash-theme-ubuntume
[23:21] <astro76> Ninjavidual: it hasn't been for me yet ;)
[23:21] <zyed> how can i change my connection from 10 mbps to 100 mbps
[23:21] <rouini> norv :what do you mean
[23:21] <amirman84> rouini: do you know how to open synaptic package manager?
[23:21] <Ninjavidual> astro76: thanks man. So is it supposed to harnes your ram better or something?
[23:22] <rouini> aminman84:of course yes
[23:22] <Boohbah> rouini: i think what he means is that you should search the fine web
[23:22] <zyed> astro how can i change my connection from 10 mbps to 100 mbps
[23:22] <pist0l-fish> hi there, I just connected a camera to my laptop via USB and was prompted regarding whether or not I wanted to import my pictures. I pressed "Import Pictures to Album" and nothing happened. Can anyone help?
[23:22] <astro76> Ninjavidual: no, but with 32 bit it will simply ignore ram > 3GB
[23:22] <astro76> Ninjavidual: you will see 3 GB
[23:23] <rouini> boohbah:thank you for explanation
[23:23] <astro76> zyed: dunno, that's usually automatic
[23:23] <Boohbah> rouini: perhaps a query of 'islam gnome theme' typed into your favorite search engine would yield some useful results
[23:23] <zyed> hahahaha astro dunno
[23:23] <zyed> great
[23:23] <amirman84> rouini: in synaptic package manager, at the top there is a button that says "search" click it and type "islam" in the search, all those themes i just listed will show up, click the check boxes beside them and then click the button that says "apply" at the top, they will install automatically
[23:23] <Ninjavidual> astro76: oh. Thats all?
[23:23] <RabidWeezle> !joystick
[23:24] <Boohbah> !hid
[23:24] <astro76> Ninjavidual: yeah
[23:24] <RabidWeezle> !gamepad
[23:24] <Ahadiel> !bot
[23:24] <Boohbah> RabidWeezle: what sort of connection does it use? usb? or serial
[23:24] <RabidWeezle> usb
[23:24] <amirman84> rouini: then you should be able to right click your desktop, select "change background" then click on the tab that says "themes" and change your theme right there, no need to search the internet at all
[23:24] <Boohbah> RabidWeezle: and what application are you trying to use it with?
[23:24] <Ninjavidual> astro76: so not all software will work on the 64 bit ubuntu? is there any way to get stuff like flash working?
[23:24] <RabidWeezle> snes9x
[23:25] <RabidWeezle> (emulators)
[23:25] <astro76> !flash64 | Ninjavidual yes ;)
[23:25] <Boohbah> RabidWeezle: try zsnes
[23:25] <RabidWeezle> k
[23:25] <Boohbah> RabidWeezle: i think that i plugged in my use gamepad with no setup required
[23:25] <Ademan> where's ubotu at?
[23:26] <Boohbah> Ademan: his retarded cousin 'ubottu' is filling in for him while he's on vacation
[23:26] <RabidWeezle> thanks Boohbah
[23:26] <amirman84> !retarded
[23:26] <RequinB5> I think ubottu's feelings are hurt
[23:26] <amirman84> sorry ubottu
[23:27] <DG19075> !botsnack
[23:27] <ubuntuG> having trouble getting nvidia drivers to work, first time amd64... i386 always worked fine. help?
[23:27] <Ademan> huh, what's the deal with that?
[23:27] <Ninjavidual> ubottu: what about intel quad core? is there anything that there is simply no way to install on ubuntu 64bit?
[23:27] <Boohbah> ubottu: you sure you don't mean to say 'Portage' ?
[23:27] <tom__> What kind of errors, ubuntuG ?
[23:27] <amirman84> !ubuntu64x
[23:27] <astro76> Ninjavidual: wine perhaps
[23:27] <amirman84> !64
[23:27] <RabidWeezle> Boohbah, isn't ab and xy buttons on snes backwards?
[23:27] <ubuntuG> tom__: i cant seem to get high res... only 640X480
[23:28] <RabidWeezle> like YX BA
[23:28] <tom__> Hm.
[23:28] <tehk> Does anyone know what packages provides qt4-config
[23:28] <astro76> Ninjavidual: Google Earth... maybe there's a way but I'm not aware of it
[23:28] <tom__> ubuntuG, Have you verified Xorg is using th driver?
[23:28] <Boohbah> RabidWeezle: don't think so...
[23:28] <norv> I thought Google Earth was an OpenGL app
[23:28] <Boohbah> RabidWeezle: but always change the key bindings
[23:29] <ubuntuG> tom__: yes... its using the nvidia driver.... I just cant get my prefered res (1280X1024)
[23:29] <Ninjavidual> astro76: ok. thanks. so nothing major "ah im gona die i cant intall it" ;-)
[23:29] <astro76> norv: yes it uses opengl, and is written with qt for cross-platform... but 32bit afaik
[23:29] <Ademan> hrm, ubottu really is retarded, didn't know anything about the new firefox release candidate.  I was reading that alot of people were saying the new firefox release candidate would make it into the repos.. I thought ubuntu's policy was not to package any new versions of software in between ubuntu releases
[23:29] <amirman84> ubuntuG: you can manually add the resolution you want in your xorg.conf file
[23:29] <astro76> Ademan: firefox is the one exception
[23:30] <norv> astro76: isn't there a trick to run 32-bit stuff?
[23:30] <astro76> norv: probably ;)
[23:30] <norv> astro76: like a 32-bit usermode Linux, or something
[23:30] <Ademan> astro76: huh
[23:30] <Ademan> thanks
[23:30] <RequinB5> amirman84 - just ask microsoft, a well-working internet browser is key to the survivability of the OS
[23:30] <RequinB5> :P
[23:30] <amirman84> ademan: are you serious? what kind of policy is that!?
[23:30] <astro76> Ademan: they used to backport firefox security updates... but then it's a pain because some plugins expect the newer version number, thankfull Ubuntu capitulated ;)
[23:30] <Ninjavidual> norv: sounds interesting
[23:31] <Ademan> amirman84: a policy designed not to introduce new bugs in between ubuntu releases
[23:31] <nosa-j> guys do alot of trolls come in hear?
[23:31] <amirman84> requinB5: WHaaaa?
[23:31] <norv> Ninjavidual: not sure if that's even possible, though
[23:31] <astro76> amirman84: it's the policy of every distro which uses time-based, versus rolling releases
[23:31] <amirman84> ademan: ok i guess i can see that
[23:31] <Ninjavidual> norv: yeah ok
[23:31] <amirman84> ademan: but why would they want you to be stuck with a BETA?
[23:31] <astro76> nosa-j: our friendly ops keep this channel well under control ;)
[23:31] <RequinB5> amirman84 - sorry, that's just an inside joke about micro$oft's 90's method of monopolizing the desktop
[23:32] <Ademan> amirman84: well, they're not apparently, they made an exception for firefox
[23:32] <calm> Hi everyone! Should I refrain from installing Ubuntu on my laptop because of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/59695?
[23:32] <nosa-j> astro76: thats good i was jsut wondering if ppl bash ubuntu or something jw
[23:32] <amirman84> ademan: i'm glad !
[23:32] <ubuntuG> amirman84: pardon me, can you provide an example?
[23:34] <alexbOrsova> does anyone know how to disable switching desktops through the mouse scroll wheel?
[23:34] <slacker_nl> lo
[23:34] <ubuntunovice> does anybody know why my gpodder downloads keep stalling?!
[23:34] <greenman> 5:31pm] <ch>
[23:34] <Ademan> alexbOrsova: are you using advanced desktop effects?
[23:34] <greenman> Anyone know why a page would just start going somewhere else?  I have some sites like michael.bearfootden.com and tamarisk.bearfootden.com and bearfootden.com
[23:34] <greenman> [5:31pm] <ch>
[23:34] <greenman> all of a sudden today, tamarisk.bearfootden.com started loading to bearfootden.com
[23:34] <greenman> [5:31pm] <ch>
[23:34] <FloodBot2> greenman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:34] <greenman> I didn't change anything on the server, and it was working two days ago...
[23:34] <RequinB5> calm: No.  Let me get a link
[23:34] <alexbOrsova> SeaPhor: yo dude, are you still here?
[23:34] <alexbOrsova> Ademan: if you mean compiz, yes
[23:34] <SeaPhor> alexbOrsova, yeah, whats up?
[23:34] <RequinB5> calm: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=795327&highlight=hard+drive+load+cycles+laptop
[23:35] <Ademan> alexbOrsova: install compizconfig-manager,  through there you can define that behavior
[23:35] <greenman> Anyone know why a page would just start going somewhere else?  I have some sites like michael.bearfootden.com and tamarisk.bearfootden.com and bearfootden.com
[23:35] <greenman> all of a sudden today, tamarisk.bearfootden.com started loading to bearfootden.com
[23:35] <alexbOrsova> SeaPhor: nothing in general, still working on touch screen, wated to see if you're still here
[23:35] <astro76> calm: if you actually have the problem, there is a workaround
[23:35] <alexbOrsova> Ademan: thanks
[23:35] <greenman> I didn't change anything on the server, and it was working two days ago...
[23:35] <calm> RequinB5: thanks; i've been trying to read through the 1782562-page comments on that bug for a while
[23:35] <greenman> I've checked the config and it looks right.
[23:35] <amirman84> ubuntuG: i'm not very good at this stuff and doing this might mess things up, but i know that if you change the resolution and don't press anything it'll change back so there's not that much to worry about, if your xorg.conf file is recognizing your driver it should be okay to do this but type "sudo gedit /etc/x11/xorg.conf" in your terminal, then find the part where it lists your resolutions and add the resolution you want in the s
[23:35] <kro> salut tous le monde
[23:35] <duovoice> Hello
[23:35] <calm> astro76: yes, according to smartctl, i think i do have the problem.
[23:35] <RequinB5> calm: I know exactly how you feel.  I'm on a laptop right now
[23:36] <RequinB5> Hello duovoice
[23:36] <amirman84> DAMN HE LEFT
[23:36] <calm> astro76: presumably the workaround is the apm 254 thing?
[23:36] <norv> Ninjavidual: no, UML can't work.. doesn't support 64 bit hosts
[23:36] <SeaPhor> alexbOrsova, i'll check with a friend in the linux dept on monday, if you could post your whole issue in my forum
[23:36] <astro76> calm: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/59695/comments/14
[23:37] <alexbOrsova> SeaPhor: right
[23:37] <SeaPhor> alexbOrsova, (I work in the testing labs at HP)
[23:37] <Ademan> alexbOrsova: no problem, specifically i think it's under 'Expo Plugin' then go to the Bindings tab, and there you'll see 'Next Viewport' and 'Previous Viewport'   if you click the little broom next to each one it will clear the bindings (so no key is bound to next and previous viewports)
[23:37] <alexbOrsova> SeaPhor: hopefully, though, ill get it working before then.
[23:37] <zyed> can real player install on ubuntu ???
[23:37] <amirman84> zyed: REAL PLAYER!?// WHY?
[23:37] <astro76> !real | zyed
[23:37] <Ademan> zyed: you don't need or want real player
[23:37] <calm> astro76: yeah that one. i guess i'll try that, but i want to make sure i understand more about the problem, about the monitoring tools and exactly what they output, and about the solutions
[23:37] <SeaPhor> alexbOrsova, yeah, i hope so, wish i could help
[23:38] <floating_> anyone know why my keyboard stops responding on some window, as if it was "inactive" ..i can't type to a window before I first activate other window, and then activate the window i wanted to type in
[23:38] <hej4z> is there any special driver for hp laserjet 1010 or will it be auto-detected when i plug it in?
[23:38] <zyed> i read all of them i told u i want to play online mp3 songs but still i am getting error that .....method missing
[23:38] <duovoice> Okay... I have my wireless driver recognized on my mac, running Hardy, using ndiswrapper, but the system does not let me configure the wirless connection resets and I have to modprobe ndiswrapper every time I restart my computer... does anyone have a solution?
[23:39] <greenman> This doesn't make any fing sense
[23:39] <astro76> zyed: but you didn't ask about your mp3 issue again, you asked if you can install Realplayer...
[23:40]  * Gnomercy ~~~waves to the room~~~
[23:40] <wirechief-intel> identify silvermachine4
[23:40] <astro76> zyed: garbage in garbage out ;)
[23:40] <zyed> yes that time u told me to install some restricted ubuntu packages
[23:40] <zyed> so i did that but still same error
[23:40] <SeaPhor> alexbOrsova, did u look here?
[23:40] <kro> salut tous le monde
[23:40] <zyed> astro plz
[23:40] <kalamot> Hello there! Is there anyone here who could help me or tell me where to find help regarding the places menu ?  I have a NTFS partition with windows that i am unable to get rid off from this menu
[23:40] <zyed> guide me dear
[23:40] <calm> RequinB5: do you know why that workaround uses hdparm -B 200 instead of some other value, like hdparm -B 254?
[23:40] <greenman> why oh why would apache suddenly start ignoring a config file in sites-enabled?
[23:41] <astro76> wirechief-intel: better change your nickserv password
[23:41] <greenman> this isn't making any sense
[23:41] <treth> kalamot: I think you change your bookmarks in Nautilus and that does it.
[23:41] <amirman84> kalamot: don't you think it would be handy to share files with your windows partition?
[23:41] <Ninjavidual> norv: ok, thanks man.
[23:41] <hej4z> duovoice: i have rtl8187b wireless adapter and this method has worked with me: http://mycirilo.com/?p=24
[23:41] <astro76> zyed: have a link to what you are trying to play?
[23:41] <treth> So, I've found a bunch of bug reports on similar issues, but nothing on this.  My screensaver and suspend both work correctly, but if I let the computer blank the screen on idle, it won't come back.
[23:42] <zyed> yes
[23:42] <astro76> zyed: and/or the actual error message?
[23:42] <kalamot> well i  dont se it in my bookmrks, for sharing files i have another partition
[23:42] <zyed> www.mp3songs.com
[23:42] <zyed> u can chek the error
[23:42] <treth> The backlight will come on, but the screen stays black.  I know my keyboard input goes into applications because I've blind-IM'ed people before.  But I have to Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to fix it.
[23:42] <amirman84> kalamot: ah
[23:42] <SeaPhor> alexbOrsova, i found this too, I've gotten the touchscreen and the audio to work.  @ http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=668558
[23:42] <calc> SeaPhor: hi :)
[23:42] <wirechief-intel> /ns set password new-pass
[23:42] <wirechief-intel> towo|> !res
[23:42] <astro76> zyed: that page is rubbish, it's a domain parking page which links to other junk
[23:43] <wirechief-intel> /ns set password new-pass
[23:43] <wirechief-intel> towo|> !res
[23:43] <SeaPhor> calc, Heya Bro!
[23:43] <astro76> zyed: what is the actual site you are trying?
[23:43] <calc> SeaPhor: http://people.ubuntu.com/~ccheney/2008-uds-prague/ :)
[23:43] <treth> kalamot: The locations down the left-hand side of the nautilus window?
[23:43] <zyed> www.mp3hungama.com
[23:43] <zyed> sorry i was mistaken
[23:43] <kalamot> treth:  yes in the places menu
[23:43] <greenman> why oh why would apache suddenly start ignoring a config file in sites-enabled?
[23:44] <kalamot> treth: i have a 6 gig partition that just anoyes me there it has only my win xp
[23:44] <treth> kalamot: if you right-click on the entries in the 'Places' panel in Nautilus and rename or remove one, doesn't it change in the menu as well?
[23:44] <amirman84> greenman: there are a lot of why's in linux but even more how's
[23:45] <SeaPhor> calc, Very Nice!
[23:45] <greenman> yup, and I can't figure out either.  This just started out of nowhere
[23:45] <nikin> hy
[23:45] <Tefkros> test
[23:45] <treth> So nobody else has had that problem on a laptop?
[23:45] <lnar> whats the problem treth?
[23:45] <kalamot> treth: i have only the option open, open in new window and mount ( or unmount if mounted )
[23:45] <lnar> ive just got in
[23:45] <Cromag> !dk
[23:45] <calc> SeaPhor: been pretty busy so i don't have many pictures yet
[23:45] <calc> SeaPhor: but i'll be here until june 1 :)
[23:46] <lnar> i have a  laptop
[23:46] <treth> kalamot: Then I guess I can't be of help.  Sorry.  I customized mine and I thought that was how I did it, but I guess I forgot how.  :P
[23:46] <SeaPhor> calc, Hey i'm ALL wireless now, finally
[23:46] <calc> SeaPhor: great
[23:46] <jpw27_> I have the <IP_ADDRESS> kernel installed, I don't use it, but I don't want to delete it, but I'm tired of going into the grub menu every time I boot and changing the kernel.  Is deleting it's sections from menu.lst the best way stop it from being used to boot without fully removing it?
[23:46] <kalamot> treth :
[23:46] <treth> lnar:  The screensaver and suspend-to-ram both work fine.  But if the screen blanks from an idle, it won't come back.
[23:46] <kalamot> treth: :-(
[23:46] <calc> jpw27_: it will come back if you run update-grub, but yea that would work temporarily
[23:46] <treth> lnar: The backlight comes on, but the screen stays black.
[23:46] <lnar> thats a kernel problem treth.... i havethe same problem with mandriva
[23:46] <astro76> zyed: ok I see, i think there is a plugin that can help you.. let me try to find it
[23:47] <kalamot> so nobody here ever wanted to remove a partition from the places menu ?
[23:47] <greenman> why oh why would apache suddenly start ignoring a config file in sites-enabled?
[23:47] <zyed> ok
[23:47] <jpw27_> thanks calc
[23:47] <zyed> love u astro
[23:47] <lnar> install ubuntu-modules-restricted
[23:47] <calc> kalamot: probably not, no
[23:47] <lnar> and backports
[23:47] <treth> lnar: That's definitely progress, though.  =^^=  Do you know what module it's in, or what i'd search for to see about a fix?
[23:47] <astro76> zyed: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3006
[23:47] <calc> kalamot: if its listed in /etc/fstab you could remove it there and it probably wouldn't come back
[23:47] <kalamot> calc: Doh!
[23:47] <alexbOrsova> ttheello
[23:47] <SeaPhor> calc, wow 2 more weeks?
[23:47] <kalamot> calc: no i tried that it is automounted somehow
[23:48] <zyed> then
[23:48] <alexbOrsova> hello
[23:48] <alexbOrsova> test
[23:48] <jpw27_> calc: i could never get sound to work with <IP_ADDRESS>, but I'm holding out that I may figure it out sometime so I don't want to fully remove it
[23:48] <calc> SeaPhor: UDS until 5/23 and then vacation :)
[23:48] <lnar> treth install those packages... restricted and backports and if u are using xorg finr xserver-xorg-intel and 810
[23:48] <whitethunder922> I have a dual boot system with Ubuntu and XP. I haven't used XP in about 3 weeks but when I tried to boot it up (from GRUB) today it wouldn't load. It just sits there and hangs indefinitely. If I try safe mode, it shows a screen that looks like stuff is loading, then the screen goes blank and the computer reboots. Any ideas what's going wrong?
[23:48] <kolie2> my ubuntu still has black screen after install
[23:48] <kolie2> arrg
[23:48] <ricosecada> Anyone who knows how to change the language of webalizer? I have installed it using apt-get, and when I use it, it is using my native language, but I would prefer english.
[23:48] <SeaPhor> calc, Very Nice! cool
[23:48] <calc> kalamot: ah
[23:48] <treth> lnar: But I have an nVidia card.
[23:48] <Jack_Sparrow> zyed You need to put complete thoughts on one line, your posts are too hard to follow
[23:48] <lnar> then install nvidia
[23:48] <treth> lnar: I have, and I'm using it.
[23:48] <calc> kalamot: i'm not sure where you disable automounting :-\
[23:49] <treth> lnar: I have full hardware acceleration.
[23:49] <kalamot> calc: at the begginig it was not there so i figured out i should put it there and it would make some difference but i think gnome-mount is doing something
[23:49] <kolie2> I used alternate, to install, because regular ubuntu installer was black screen as well. After boot, I select ubuntu, and then i get black screen again, hitting shift ctrl f# still gives black screen. Any help?
[23:49] <lnar> xserver-xgl try with those dont use xorg
[23:49] <zyed> ok sair
[23:49] <zyed> sir
[23:49] <zyed> ok jack sir
[23:49] <lnar> xserver-xorg-xgl i think
[23:49] <amirman84> can anyone tell me the easiest way to change my fstab file to automatically mount an NTFS partition, or maybe an even easier way of automatically mounting the partition at startup?
[23:49] <branstrom> Anybody know what the deal is with SSH? I can't log in with my publickey, even thought permissions and everything is fine.
[23:49] <treth> lnar: Thanks for the help.  I'll give it a shot.
[23:49] <kalamot> calc: so fstab or not it still is in nautilus places menu
[23:49] <lnar> or xserver-xgl i dont remember, but with those u should be done
[23:49] <Sa[]nT> Alright, how do I get my Mic to work? What steps should I take to make that happen?
[23:49] <calc> kalamot: amirman84 ^ lol ;-)
[23:49] <treth> branstrom:  What have you done to set up your keys?
[23:49] <kixen> Hello
[23:50] <lnar> treth see if u have backports installed too!
[23:50] <amirman84> calc: i know, he reminded me to ask
[23:50] <branstrom> treth: it worked fine before hardy I believe
[23:50] <kalamot> calc: amirman84 ??
[23:50] <patifa> branstrom: Your key might be blacklisted if you added the ssh blacklist in, due to the debian security hole.
[23:50] <treth> lnar: Ok.  Gimme a sec.
[23:50] <calc> kalamot: he is wants to do what you can't figure out how to disable ;-)
[23:50] <branstrom> treth: my keys are not blacklisted
[23:50] <lnar> no problem man!
[23:50] <calc> s/is//
[23:50] <branstrom> patifa: ^
[23:50] <amirman84> kalamot: i'm trying to do almost the opposite of what you're trying to ddo\
[23:50] <treth> branstrom: So you re-installed on the client, or you upgraded, or . . . ?  And how do you add your keys to the keyring?
[23:50] <branstrom> upgraded
[23:50] <astro76> zyed: hmm maybe that wasn't the extension I was thinking of
[23:50] <branstrom> ssh-add
[23:50] <kalamot> amirman84: ha!
[23:51] <treth> branstrom: Password protected, and if so, same password as your login or different?
[23:51] <ipkaf> hi
[23:51] <kolie2> can anyone help? I used alternate to install, because regular ubuntu installer was black screen as well. After boot, I select ubuntu, and then i get black screen again, hitting shift ctrl f# still gives black screen.
[23:51] <ipkaf> i got 2.4 kernel
[23:51] <lnar> now who can help me! i can play different player with alsa... and if i open a secondary player the sound in the first one goes off and i have to reload alsa... any clues people???
[23:51] <amirman84> couldn't i just add a "mount" command to my sessions list?
[23:51] <zyed> may be let me try astro
[23:51] <ipkaf> how to upgrade it to 2.6 ???
[23:51] <ipkaf> i got 2.4 kernel how to upgrade it to 2.6 ???
[23:51] <astro76> zyed: this was it... but it isn't supported in FF3 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/446
[23:51] <alexbOrsova> SeaPhor: dude, i was messing with the compiz settings and al of a sudden my screen went blank for like ten seconds. it scared me half to death. all I could think was "great, one more thing to fix" :)
[23:52] <Sa[]nT> Alright, how do I get my Mic to work? What steps should I take to make that happen?
[23:52] <nikin> i want to set up an FTP server, with the flolowing options. /var/ftp would be the root for every user, but anonymous. anonymous root folder should be /var/ftp/pub . /var/ftp/companypub should be the firectory where everyone from the company group can read or write. /var/ftp/<username> would be everyones home directory what only the user can reaad or write. /var/ftp/clients should be the directory where the user client can write and read. but not
[23:52] <jpw27_> ipkaf: master kernel thread
[23:52] <lnar> so i cant play sounds with different programs running at the same time... how can i make alsa do this??
[23:52] <branstrom> treth: I'm on an iMac - but ssh-add seems to be working fine, it lists the id_rsa but still the same error on connect
[23:52] <branstrom> It makes me enter password
[23:52] <Jack_Sparrow> lnar /join #Alsa
[23:52] <rafal> hi
[23:52] <kalamot> amirman84: not an expert but i think the answer is in fstab for you
[23:52] <lnar> k jack thanks!
[23:52] <zyed> astro did u try it
[23:53] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[23:53] <rafal> has anyone already installed firefox 3 rc1 ?
[23:53] <branstrom> Both the .ssh and contained files on client and on server are just fine, wrt permissions
[23:53] <astro76> zyed: I tried the first one which is how I realized it's not the right one.... I don't have FF2 installed to try the second but I'm positive that's the right one
[23:53] <Cromag> ricosecada: http://www.interworx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=300 is what i found..
[23:53] <treth> branstrom:  Ok.  Just for kicks, could you run ssh-copy-id once more just to see?
[23:53] <SeaPhor> alexbOrsova, lol, but all good now?
[23:53] <ipkaf> jpw27_: ????
[23:54] <branstrom> treth: where?
[23:54] <SeaPhor> alexbOrsova, did you look at that last link i just sent you?
[23:54] <ricosecada> Cromag, yes I found that too thanks, but I am pretty sure the default package wasn't build using danish :-)
[23:54] <alexbOrsova> SeaPhor: yeah. Advice: dont mess with the "GLib Inner Loop Compatibility" option in compiz :)
[23:54] <el_isma> Hello. Is there any ubuntu live DVD which has both gnome and kde?
[23:54] <treth> branstrom: On your local machine.  Invoke it like ssh: ssh-copy-id user@host
[23:54] <alexbOrsova> SeaPhor: no, i couldnt see, remember?
[23:54] <Stwange> thanks whoever recommended gnu paint to me. I lost the scrollback while I was playing with it :)
[23:54] <zyed> but this is for old ver
[23:54] <jpw27_> ipkaf: google "master kernel thread".  if you don't want to do most of the work yourself, look at KCheck (google it as well).  I haven't used kcheck, but whenever I change kernel I do it following the master kernel thread
[23:54] <zyed> astro its not working on new ff
[23:54] <SeaPhor> alexbOrsova, i found this too, I've gotten the touchscreen and the audio to work.  @ http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=668558  this one
[23:55] <arcanis> does anyone know of a good text editor that allows one to launch the current document in a browser to preview, I'm learning javascript and it would be great.  Screem doesn't parse and highlight the javascript syntax properly :(
[23:55] <RabidWeezle> Boohbah, you you get sound at all in zsnes?
[23:55] <treth> acranis: use vim.  :P
[23:55] <kolie> can anyone help? I used alternate to install, because regular ubuntu installer was black screen as well. After boot, I select ubuntu, and then i get black screen again, hitting shift ctrl f# still gives black screen.
[23:55] <el_isma> arcanis: vi or emacs :)
[23:55] <Cromag> ricosecada: thats correct. I believe it does something like configure --with-language="what's in locales"
[23:55] <arcanis> why is it always those :(
[23:55] <arcanis> I want a graphical text editor with syntax highlighting
[23:55] <el_isma> arcanis: because they let you do almost anything
[23:55] <ipkaf> ok thx
[23:55] <arcanis> which is better?
[23:55] <whitethunder922> Can anyone help me with fixing a dual boot system where Windows won't boot anymore but Ubuntu will?
[23:56] <ricosecada> Cromag, I see, but since it is installed with apt-get it doesn't get build, so that part I don't understand.
[23:56] <el_isma> arcanis: both vim and emacs have graphical versions, with syntaxis highlighting
[23:56] <Boohbah> RabidWeezle: yes, i recall there was some library missing from the ubuntu distribution, there are some forum threads about it
[23:56] <treth> acranis: vim can be a graphical text editor.
[23:56] <Starnestommy> arcanis: gvim, kate, or emacs
[23:56] <el_isma> arcanis: which one is better depends on you
[23:56] <arcanis> "sudo apt-get install gvim" and I'm good, right?
[23:56] <Jav13r> apt-get command not found. what can i do. any help ?
[23:56] <Cromag> ricosecada: i was only trying to paint a pic :)
[23:56] <kolie> :( Why is my ubuntu broken
[23:56] <el_isma> Is there any ubuntu live DVD which has both gnome and kde?
[23:56] <jpw27_> ipkaf, i sent you two links, they should have everything you need
[23:56] <alexbOrsova> SeaPhor: damn, dude. that looks like it just might work. let me try it.
[23:57] <treth> Thanks everybody!
[23:57] <Boohbah> kolie: because you haven't fixed it yet
[23:57] <astro76> arcanis: if go into the prefs in gedit you can enable the External Tools plugin
[23:57] <ipkaf> ok thx a lot jpw27_ $
[23:57] <jpw27_> sure ipkaf, hope it helps
[23:57] <RabidWeezle> Boohbah, there are also alot of graphical glitches compared to snes9x :/
[23:57] <astro76> arcanis: this will allow you to set a command to do whatever you want
[23:57] <calc> el_isma: doubt it
[23:57] <Boohbah> RabidWeezle: in what game?
[23:57] <arcanis> oh ok
[23:57] <SeaPhor> alexbOrsova, hope so :-))
[23:57] <Boohbah> RabidWeezle: what graphics mode? there are several to choose from
[23:57] <branstrom> treth: oh, didn't know about that one - handy... But it isn't available on my iMac. Tried it on the Ubuntu machine to the same machine though, and the key is identical to what was already there
[23:57] <calc> el_isma: that would be a hybrid of both ubuntu and kubuntu
[23:57] <guada> hello guys
[23:58] <WillCotton01> Ok guys i have a quick question
[23:58] <ricosecada> Cromag, thanks :-)
[23:58] <arcanis> astro76 in that external tools thing how do I make my command target the current document
[23:58] <kolie> Boohbah : how to fix it?
[23:58] <TeslaTony> Whenever I play flash it kills my ability to play MP3's. Anyone know how to fix this?
[23:58] <WillCotton01> i've somehow made one of my harddrives not visible in windows how to i reverse it?
[23:58] <arcanis> whoops
[23:58] <arcanis> nevermind
[23:58] <WillCotton01> do i*
[23:58] <Jav13r>
[23:58] <XmatriX> TelsaTony: yes and no
[23:58] <calc> WillCotton01: what did you do to it?
[23:58] <Swish> I'm thinking of installing 8.04LTS (amd64 server version) on a 2GB memory stick and booting off that.  the reason is so that I can keep the root partition on the 2GB stick and then LVM2/raid two hard drives on the computer to use for other storage
[23:58] <Boohbah> kolie: i don't know how to fix it because you haven't told me what the problem is
[23:59] <WillCotton01> um
[23:59] <Swish> am I going to run into any problems?
[23:59] <Prefix> !lamp
[23:59] <kolie> I used alternate to install, because regular ubuntu installer was black screen as well. After boot, I select ubuntu, and then i get black screen again, hitting shift ctrl f# still gives black screen.
[23:59] <alexbOrsova> SeaPhor: ill be back (terminator style :) )
[23:59] <kolie> Boohbah : that is the proble
[23:59] <kolie> m
[23:59] <XmatriX> TelsaTony: it will give u the ability the play 2 audio at the same time, but it will give you some flash troubles
[23:59] <RabidWeezle> Boohbah, killer instinct and 1440x900
[23:59] <WillCotton01> when i was installing ubuntu i accidently marked it as the partition to use as swapfile, then i selected do not use
[23:59] <CarlCox> Jav13r
[23:59] <astro76> arcanis: click the Help button in External Tools Manager, then go to section 10.4.4 Variables
[23:59] <kalamot> Hello there! Is there anyone here who could help me or tell me where to find help regarding the nautilus places menu ?  I have a NTFS partition with windows that i am unable to get rid off from this menu
[23:59] <calc> WillCotton01: before or after you activated it?
[23:59] <XmatriX> TelsaTony: if you would like ill send u the link and you can go through wether u would like to go ahead
[23:59] <koresko> Hello - anyone know how to keep hotplugged drives from getting automounted in Hardy?
[23:59] <andor> what file shuld i use, .rpm or tar.gz to (k)ubuntu ?
[23:59] <WillCotton01> activated what?
[23:59] <Starnestommy> andor: probably the .tar.gz


[07:33] <crystaldart_> Hai evrybody, could you please help with installtion of Samsung SCX - 4521 F printer on my Ubuntu 8.1 ?
[07:37] <crystaldart_> Hello, Some help with printer installation please
[07:37] <Hellow> You will get more help in #ubuntu


[00:11] <jrwren> brousch: a bit less than it was, but still very wet
[01:10] <dzho> you'd think all the other great lakes would be empty by now
[02:06] <_stink_> dzho++
[15:24] <cmaloney> Good morning
[15:25] <rick_h_> party
[15:27] <jrwren> its almost noon.
[15:28] <cmaloney> Still some morning left in the ol' girl.
[15:35] <wolfger> it's after lunch, it's afternoon :-p
[15:58] <greg-g> day's just starting :)
[18:46] <cmaloney> http://5by5.tv/b2w/226 <- lisen from 36:10 onward
[18:46] <cmaloney> listen
[19:47] <wolfger> O_o
[19:49] <wolfger> why are we listening to this?
[19:49] <cmaloney> I sent them a note that I'm totally nabbing soundbites from that episode. ;)
[19:50] <cmaloney> give it a second
[19:50] <wolfger> they hate you? But that's much later than 36:10, and seemingly completely unrelated
[19:50] <cmaloney> heh
[19:50] <cmaloney> it's a different Craig
[19:50] <wolfger> ok
[20:27] <ColonelPanic001> impossible
[20:27] <ColonelPanic001> there is no craig but craig
[20:28] <cmaloney> heh
[20:28] <cmaloney> We are all Craig
[20:28] <ColonelPanic001> I'm not a polycraigist
[20:45] <ADAG10> You have been spooked by the spoopy speletango man!
[20:45] <greg-g> His name is Craig Maloney. His name is Craig Maloney.
[20:45] <ADAG10> Er, wrong channel.
[20:45] <greg-g> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCi_PIz5ekU
[20:45] <ColonelPanic001> ..
[20:46]  * ColonelPanic001 was spooked
[20:46] <_stink_> that should be /topic'ed
[20:46] <greg-g> really, his name is meat loaf, but whatever
[20:47] <ColonelPanic001> cmaloney is not meat loaf
[20:47] <ColonelPanic001> he is probably made of meat, though
[20:47] <greg-g> I wouldn't be so quick to judge
[20:47] <ColonelPanic001> many of my friends are made of meat
[20:48] <ADAG10> http://www.terrybisson.com/page6/page6.html
[20:48] <greg-g> and some of my enemies
[20:48] <Klaudioh> ColonelPanic001: many but not all?
[20:48] <ColonelPanic001> I said many.
[21:01] <wolfger> I am Craigicus?
[23:37] <cmaloney> i'm actually grain fed
[23:38] <cmaloney> and hops drunk


[01:12] <Umeaboy> Hi!
[01:13] <nazo> hi
[01:13] <Umeaboy> I was looking to translate the terminal output that appears in update-manager in Ubuntu, but I see nothing to translate in that package. Am I blind?
[01:14] <Umeaboy> It's the output you see when you in update-manager click on the small black arrow to view what's happening.
[01:14] <Umeaboy> I hope someone understands what I'm referring to.
[01:14] <wgrant> Umeaboy: That's probably output from dpkg or apt.
[01:14] <Umeaboy> OK.
[01:14] <Umeaboy> Thanks.
[01:15] <Umeaboy> I get a 503 error visiting the website.
[01:15] <wgrant> See /topic
[01:16] <Umeaboy> OK. Sorry! Missed that.
[01:24] <freshquiz> is it supposed to be back up now?
[01:24] <wgrant> Taking rather longer than expected, unfortunately.
[01:25] <wgrant> And back now.
[01:25] <freshquiz> wgrant: no worries, just checking it's not just me
[01:26] <Umeaboy> wgrant: It's not up here.
[01:26] <freshquiz> up for me at .au
[01:26] <wgrant> It's up everywhere.
[01:26] <Umeaboy> freshquiz: http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/
[01:26] <Umeaboy> :)
[01:27] <freshquiz> Umeaboy: cheers
[01:27] <Umeaboy> Now it's up.
[01:27] <freshquiz> Umeaboy: but I guess I wanted some inside info too
[01:27] <Umeaboy> freshquiz: Such as?
[01:28] <freshquiz> Umeaboy: a cause
[01:28] <Umeaboy> Right.
[01:28] <Umeaboy> You can always ping the adress.
[01:31] <wgrant> That wouldn't have helped here. The frontends were up, the DB was down.
[01:33] <Umeaboy> Right.
[01:37] <Umeaboy> apt-all contains a sentence like this that follows: Note, selecting '%s' for glob '%s'
[01:37] <Umeaboy> What does the word glob represent in this sentence?
[01:37] <nacc> Umeaboy: similar to the concept in `man glob`
[01:38] <Umeaboy> Ooooooooh.
[11:54] <wkmanire> Hello, I'm trying to sign the ubuntu code of content and I've run into a strange situation.
[11:54] <wkmanire> I created and uploaded my key using seahorse, but the gpg cannot see the key even though it shows up in seahorse.
[11:55] <wkmanire> i.e. gpg --list-keys has no output. Don't seahorse and gpg read from the same directory?
[12:00] <maxb> wkmanire: What about 'gpg2 --list-keys' ?
[12:01] <wkmanire> maxb: When I do that, I realize that I am a moron.
[12:01] <wkmanire> maxb: Thank you for your help.
[12:01] <maxb> Well, it's not obvious, unless you're aware of the gpg 1 to gpg 2 transition
[12:03] <wkmanire> maxb: I certainly wasn't aware of this. Maybe some of the instructions in launchpad could make mention of this? "if gpg can't find your keys try gpg2" or something along thos elines.
[12:03] <wkmanire> I'm all setup now. Thanks again.
[12:08] <cjwatson> maxb: huh, "man gpg2" suggests that it uses the same ~/.gnupg/ directory - what am I missing here?
[12:09] <cjwatson> happy to edit docs but I'd like to understand exactly what's going on first
[12:10] <maxb> I was mostly going on speculation, but I believe gpg2 uses a different format for storing secret keys, at least
[12:10] <wkmanire> cjwatson: For transparency, I'm on Fedora 23 Workstation.
[12:10] <maxb> I'm unclear how that interacts with publick keys
[12:10] <wkmanire> it could be specific to my installation.
[12:11] <wkmanire> Looking forward to 16.04 Beta 1 :)
[12:13] <cjwatson> ah, I think somebody who uses Fedora might need to work out the details of a proposed doc change
[12:13] <cjwatson> since gpg --list-keys and gpg2 --list-keys seem to be functionally identical here on Ubuntu
[12:18] <wkmanire> cjwatson: Makes sense.
[12:19] <wkmanire> Time for bed for me. Time appropriate greetings :)
[14:59] <Saviq> hey, is there a process for renaming projects on launchpad? or is it basically something I shouldn't want to do?
[15:02] <cjwatson> Saviq: ask on https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad and LP staff can do it
[15:03] <Saviq> thanks!
[16:16] <spotz> Is https://bugs.qastaging.launchpad.net/ permanently down?
[16:44] <cjwatson> spotz: no, probably a casualty of recent reboots for security upgrades.  looking into it
[16:45] <spotz> thanks cjwatson we're preparing documentation for a summit session and want to use it
[16:52] <teward> cjwatson: can you or someone else poke the builders on amd64/i386 and see why many look to be stuck in  'cleaning' state on lcy01?
[17:02] <cjwatson> teward: chunks of its cloud infrastructure apparently weren't happy last time it tried to reset anything.  poking
[17:09] <cjwatson> teward: not going so well, I've asked for sysadmin help as it looks like there's some kind of networking problem in that cloud
[17:10] <cjwatson> teward: don't be too surprised if this isn't fixed soon, only critical issues are receiving attention at the moment
[17:11] <cjwatson> (it only becomes critical if lgw01 goes down too; otherwise we can tolerate the slight queueing)
[17:41] <teward> cjwatson: ack, thanks for poking.
[17:50] <cjwatson> spotz: may take a while due to aforementioned sysadmin backlog.  maybe you could manage with https://bugs.staging.launchpad.net/ (main gotcha: it uses staging SSO, so anyone using two-factor auth needs a separate 2FA token)
[17:51] <spotz> cjwatson It's going to be new OpenStack contributers for the most part so we should be ok. Thank for the help
[18:10] <teward> cjwatson: would you be able to poke Canonical IS and get them to look at the wiki for Ubuntu, possibly?  "Connection Refused" errors.
[18:10] <teward> 500 INternal Server now
[18:17] <cjwatson> teward: please try #canonical-sysadmin rather than indirecting through me.  I'm about to quit for the day
[18:19] <teward> cjwatson: ack, i'll stop there, though i wasn't aware of the channel :)
[22:25] <KombuchaKip> Hey everyone. I have a commercial subscription to Launchpad. I've tried emailing several times<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>and<EMAIL_ADDRESS>but nobody seems to be checking those accounts. Is there someone else I should be asking for support queries (e.g. PPA, etc.)?
[22:26] <wgrant> KombuchaKip: Hm, I didn't see any tickets to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>but the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ones are in my queue for today.
[22:26] <KombuchaKip> wgrant: Hey Will. Maybe the emails are getting lost in a spam filter or something. In any case, which address would you prefer I use in the future?
[22:33] <wgrant> KombuchaKip<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is best for issues with commercial projects.
[22:34] <wgrant> I'll see what I can find about the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Certainly getting lots of tickets there, sorry about that.
[22:34] <wgrant> Maybe an overzealous spam filter, as you say.
[23:02] <KombuchaKip> wgrant: Thanks. I'll resend to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>now.
[23:06] <KombuchaKip> wgrant: I see your responses. Thanks a lot.


 Wife says WE are going to paint the living and dinning rooms . Just rolls down hill .
[05:02] <lotuspsychje> lolll
[05:02] <lotuspsychje> make sure you buy levis, its fantastic to paint
[05:03] <lotuspsychje> no dripping and big surfaces with little paint
[05:03] <Bashing-om> Yeah, no substitute for good paint . One coat and done .
[05:05] <lotuspsychje> yeps
[06:08] <Bashing-om> Good nite. That's all folks !
[07:00] <lotuspsychje> morning ducasse
[07:01] <lotuspsychje> did you buy your device yet
[07:04] <lotuspsychje> morning baizon_ & dnssoul
[07:04] <baizon_> hi lotuspsychje
[07:04] <dnssoul> good morning lotuspsychje
[07:05] <lotuspsychje> hey there :p
[07:08] <ducasse> hi all
[07:37] <lotuspsychje> bbl guys working day :p
[07:37] <lotuspsychje> have a nice sunday
[13:26] <BluesKaj> Hey folks
[18:38] <OerHeks> ducasse, help him posting this log, he is turning around and round
[18:38] <ducasse> OerHeks: on it :)
[18:38] <OerHeks> i suspect a faulty disk, ..
[18:40] <ducasse> it could be literally anything at this point, i'm also curious about gpu/video driver...
[18:42] <ducasse> OerHeks: this mitchel guy seems dangerous, has he been here before?
[18:46] <OerHeks> I think so, cannot remember under what name
[23:04] <ducasse> enough for me, good night all


[13:28] <statik> reviewer meeting in 32 minutes
[13:51] <statik> oh wait, I got tuesday and wednesday micxed up again, ignore me
[21:10] <Rinchen> new mootbot location