[16:36] <Kalidarn> i have a ppa for an old distribution of ubuntu i do not want to support anymore
[16:37] <jpds> Kalidarn: You can't delete PPAs.
[16:37] <Kalidarn> jpds: yes u can
[16:37] <jpds> Kalidarn: No, you can't: https://bugs.launchpad.net/soyuz/+bug/392887
[16:37] <Kalidarn> jpds: err it says u can in launchpad
[16:38] <jpds> Kalidarn: Err, just noticed that was fixed.
[16:38] <wng-> Does anyone know why my Wireless would be dropping if i get furthur than 10ft away from my router? I have a Intel 5100 ABGN and Ubuntu 10.04
[16:38] <benkevan> wng-: What AP?
[16:38] <Kalidarn> jpds: im just wondering if it will destroy my launchpad account i dont want to have to set up all my keys
[16:38] <jpds> Kalidarn: #launchpad is the right place to ask.
[16:39] <wng-> benkevan: what do you mean by that?
[16:39] <cluey> Hey all, my crunch-bang vid res settings keep resetting each reboot, any ideas out there?
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> !crunchbang | cluey
[16:40] <bastid_raZor> Kalidarn: http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/remove-songbird2
[16:40] <bastid_raZor> Kalidarn: follow the links on that page to the full story
[16:41] <jay2001> is there a way to ignore join/part messages in XChat?
[16:42] <serilbye> hello everyone, tell me your suggestion about the best of shell account (include cheap price)
[16:42] <s7726> ?
[16:42] <Pici> !offtopic | serilbye
[16:42] <wng-> Does anyone know why my Wireless would be dropping if i get furthur than 10ft away from my router? I have a Intel 5100 ABGN and Ubuntu 10.04
[16:43] <s7726> ?
[16:43] <ActionParsnip> wng-: in the bootup dmesg messages does it mention firmware?
[16:46] <wng-> ActionParsnip: I'm not sure as it's a customers machine, just emailed him to grep dmesg for firmware, but the modinfo for iwlagn has a few different versions listed, iwlwifi-{4965-2,5150-2,5000-2,6050-4,6000-4}.ucode
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> wng-: if it mentions firmware then the file requested needs to be in /lib/firmware
[16:47] <wng-> ActionParsnip: ok, thanks!
[16:48] <illuminaris> I am running Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid). When I try to perform a search in Evolution Mail, no results show up, even when I am certain there should be results. I have not been able to find any guides addressing this problem so I have not tried any solutions yet. Any advice?
[16:48] <orsonj> I just had thunderbird forget all my email. (Ubuntu 10.04) does this seem to be a common thing recently?
[16:49] <Lok> hi all
[16:50] <k-rad> i am wondering if someone could explain to me in simple terms how to not have to press a key to get grub2 to show my kernel list ?
[16:50] <benkevan> wng-: What access point are you using?
[16:50] <ChogyDan> k-rad: how far have you gotten?
[16:51] <elric> hey,lil bit of a n00b here...need help fixing my sound drivers
[16:51] <k-rad> ChogyDan, default install of grub2 with lucid
[16:51] <benkevan> k-rad: You can modify your /etc/default/grub
[16:51] <benkevan> !ask @ elric:
[16:51] <benkevan> !ask @ elric:
[16:51] <ChogyDan> !grub2 | k-rad
[16:51] <benkevan> grrr haha
[16:51] <k-rad> benkevan, could you reference the exact entry to change ?
[16:51] <FloodBot2> benkevan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:52] <FardadJalili> I can't connect to secure wireless connections, and dmesg say : "eth1: no IPv6 routers present". anyone has any idea?
[16:52] <illuminaris>  I am running Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid). When I try to perform a search in Evolution Mail, no results show up, even when I am certain there should be results. I have not been able to find any guides addressing this problem so I have not tried any solutions yet. Any advice?
[16:52] <benkevan> k-rad: You can check out !grub2 and see the setting.. but in essense you want to disable GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0
[16:52] <benkevan> !grub2 @ k-rad
[16:52] <k-rad> thank you
[16:52] <elric> @benkevan: i have a hp dv6,apparantly it has a nvdia sound card and a inbuilt card,hda-intel i guess..
[16:53] <benkevan> elric: make sure your PCM isn't durned all the way down
[16:53] <elric> benkevan:sound works...
[16:53] <elric> but i want the nvidia driver to work
[16:54] <benkevan> have you installed it? using the hardware drivers option?
[16:54] <lun4tic> hi, is it possible to group mail accounts in evolution like you can do in thunderbird 3.x?
[16:54] <Plugh> How do I get ubuntu 9.10 to play the drum sound when gdm is ready for users to log in?
[16:54] <FardadJalili> I can't connect to secure wireless connections, and dmesg say : "eth1: no IPv6 routers present". anyone has any idea?
[16:54] <elric> benkevan:http://paste.ubuntu.com/435603/
[16:54] <FardadJalili> s/say/says/
[16:55] <lun4tic> Plugh: make your soundcard work :)
[16:55] <Plugh> lun4tic: My sound card works just fine.
[16:55] <lun4tic> lun4tic: it should be activated by default normally
[16:55] <lun4tic> -.-
[16:55] <lun4tic> Plugh:  it should be activated by default normally
[16:56] <Plugh> I hear the start up noise when X is starting up after I login. All other sounds work.
[16:56] <elric> my sound crackles a lot...
[16:56] <Plugh> lun4tic: I know. I hear the drums on my laptop but not on my desktop.
[16:56] <lun4tic> system --> ...> login screen config somewehre
[16:57] <benkevan> elric: so I see only the 2 intel sound devices.. have you installed the drivers for invidia?
[16:57] <Plugh> elric: well... there are some minor sound issues due to PulseAudio
[16:57] <illuminaris>  I am running Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid). When I try to perform a search in Evolution Mail, no results show up, even when I am certain there should be results. I have not been able to find any guides addressing this problem so I have not tried any solutions yet. Any advice? Third and final attempt to get some assistance.
[16:57] <lun4tic> take a look if it's checked
[16:57] <iflema> Plugh gconf editor /apps/gdm/simple-greeter/settings-manager-plugins/sound/
[16:57] <elric> benkevan:i have no idea how to..theres where i need help
[16:57] <sipior> illuminaris: third and final attempt? that's an odd form of motivation...
[16:57] <Plugh> lun4tic: Administration. There are no sound setting options there.
[16:57] <KingAztech> which ubuntu should I use for a netbook?
[16:58] <elric> Plugh:it crackles only in wine and durin shutdown
[16:58] <KingAztech> xubuntu?
[16:58] <Plugh> iflema: checking...
[16:58] <jken418> !unr | KingAztech
[16:58] <benkevan> what card do you have? can you go to hardware drivers, and install the proprietary drivers?
[16:58] <donavan01> is there a way to keep ubuntu from asking for my password every time it updates or I install software
[16:58] <lun4tic> well there should be some stuff to configure gdm2
[16:58] <KingAztech> jken418 : I'm using wubi installer... and it doesn't give me that option
[16:58] <lun4tic> if not you gotta install it first
[16:58] <lun4tic> gdm2setup or something like that
[16:58] <jken418> donavan01: Yes, but you don't want to do that -- it will be insecure.
[16:58] <KingAztech> jken418 : it gives me ubuntu, kubuntu, xubuntu and mythbuntu
[16:59] <cfedde_> I'm looking for some kind of enterprise search engine.  Does someone have a recomendation?
[16:59] <elric> there is no option to install drivers in hardware drivers
[16:59] <resno> cfedde_: what do you mean "enterprise search engine"
[16:59] <FardadJalili> I can't connect to secure wireless connections, and dmesg say : "eth1: no IPv6 routers present". anyone has any idea?
[16:59] <jken418> KingAztech: I'm not familiar with wubi.  I'd suggest you get UNR and do a proper dual-boot.
[16:59] <Toaday> I am trying to expand my RAID 5 array. When I try to grow the array, it tells me that my raid device (/dev/md0) is busy, but it isn't mounted anywhere
[16:59] <cfedde_> resno: something "googleish" for inside the firewall search.
[16:59] <s7726> Just filed bug #582329 anyone have info? Also noted http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9286404
[17:00] <donavan01> jken418 thats fine im the only one that uses this system and aside from basic internet it does do anything
[17:00] <resno> cfedde_: whats wrong with gogle?
[17:00] <elric> its not listed in hardware drivers
[17:00] <jken418> donavan01: If it's connected to the internet, then no, you're not fine.
[17:00] <miazgator> I need help with flashplayer's fullscreen performance, it's only perfect with Konqueror on my Kubuntu, and I need to find a fix for Ubuntu (I don't want Konq in Gnome
[17:00] <cfedde_> resno: Can I make it private enough for my corporate masters?
[17:00] <Toaday> I am trying to expand my RAID 5 array. When I try to grow the array, it tells me that my raid device (/dev/md0) is busy, but it isn't mounted anywhere
[17:00] <miazgator> the controls are lagged a bit
[17:00] <resno> cfedde_: you mean like filter out certain things?
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> miazgator: is your ubuntu 64bit?
[17:01] <cfedde_> resno: I see a google appliance and I see an enterprise search.
[17:01] <Toaday> Anybody know anything about RAID?
[17:01] <Plugh> iflema: Both laptop and desktop show active (checkmarked) and priority (3)
[17:01] <sipior> Toaday: have you deactivated the array?
[17:01] <Plugh> Toaday: Just ask your question about RAID
[17:01] <donavan01> jken418  can you explain a little more ... doesnt seem logical if my system in secure from the outside why it being open to me would be an issue
[17:01] <sipior> Toaday: what does "mdadm -Q /dev/md0" report?
[17:01] <Toaday> sipior, I have tried stopping it using mdadm, but when I do this, I can't perform any actions on the device
[17:02] <Toaday> Plugh, I did, twice
[17:02] <sipior> Toaday: prefixing your commands with sudo?
[17:02] <resno> cfedde_: oh, you arent being clear about your needs.
[17:02] <Toaday> yessir
[17:02] <jken418> !security
[17:02] <sipior> Toaday: perhaps you could tell us what you typed, exactly.
[17:02] <Plugh> Toaday: I just got here. I run my desktop with RAID 1 configuration
[17:02] <zanberdo> I'm running UNR 9.10 and would like to upgrade to 10.04. I've tried both the System -> Update Manager and do-release-upgrade, but neither method upgrades. Is there something I'm missing? Or do I have to reinstall 10.04 from scratch?
[17:02] <cfedde_> resno: probably not.  I;ll put together a needs analisys and submit it for review.
[17:02] <Toaday> Plugh, using RAID 5 here.
[17:02] <ridin> hi, whenever i try to open my sd card's folder it said: Unable to Mount: not Authorized
[17:02] <cfedde_> resno: but thanks for the help.
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> !upgrade | zanberdo
[17:03] <resno> cfedde_: i dont understand why you cant lock down the netowkr
[17:03] <tweepcat> hi
[17:03] <resno> !hi | tweepcat
[17:03] <Toaday> So here's the deal... I have 5 2TB drives. I had data on 2 of them, so I created a raid5 array using MDADM with the other 3
[17:03] <cfedde_> resno: I think we might be talking at cross purposes.
[17:03] <Toaday> I copied the data from the 2 2tb drives to the raid5 array
[17:03] <Toaday> Now I would like to add those 2 drives to the array
[17:03] <tweepcat> guys, is there an installer for ubuntu so i can install it and partition it using the installer without a cd?
[17:04] <resno> Toaday: it might be helfful if you put everyone on one statement
[17:04] <jken418> donavan01: It's integral to the *min security model that only root can do certain things, and that is protected by a password. If you enable passwordless root, you're letting anything rogue that you may run as your user (for example something you may come across on the web) do *anything*
[17:04] <bastid_raZor> tweepcat: you can use a usb thumbdrive
[17:04] <resno> cfedde_: which is why i dont understand
[17:04] <tweepcat> ok
[17:04] <zanberdo> ActionParsnip, yeah, I think I mentioned that I tried the methods mentioned in both links, thank you. I was hoping for some other suggestions, as neither method mentioned results in an upgrade.
[17:04] <tweepcat> thanks
[17:04] <Toaday> mdadm --grow /dev/md0 --raid-devices=4 is the command I used. The out is: mdadm: ARRAY line /dev/md0 has no identity information.
[17:04] <Toaday> mdadm: Need to backup 768K of critical section..
[17:04] <Toaday> mdadm: Cannot set device size/shape for /dev/md0: Device or resource busy
[17:05] <sipior> Toaday: how did you shut the array down?
[17:05] <kkojiband> udev is something wrong suddenly in ubuntu 10.04. there are no device files on /dev. have you gone through a bad patch?
[17:05] <Toaday> mdadm -S /dev/md0
[17:05] <Plugh> Toaday: Sounds good. so, where is the problem?
[17:05] <Toaday> sipior
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> zanberdo: sudo apt-get install update-manager-core; sudo do-release-upgrade --proposed   works here
[17:05] <sipior> Toaday: and what does -Q report?
[17:06] <miazgator> ActionParsnip no it's 32bit this time, because 64bit makes no sense unless 4gb ram
[17:06] <cfedde_> resno: maybe google has some feature that can be used to index our "intranet" websites without letting them be public.  I'm not familiar with those.
[17:06] <donavan01> jken418 ok I got you on that but couldnt apt-get or what ever be given rights without making everything passwordless  or is it all too intigrated by design
[17:06] <Toaday> mdadm: ARRAY line /dev/md0 has no identity information.
[17:06] <Toaday> /dev/md0: 3726.03GiB raid5 3 devices, 2 spares. Use mdadm --detail for more detail.
[17:06] <resno> cfedde_: ah, you are asking about your intranet LOL
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> miazgator: it can be beneficial with audio / video encoding decoding, even on <4Gb ram
[17:06] <resno> ok, cfedde_ now i understand whats going on
[17:06] <sipior> Toaday: and when you use --detail? (you'll want to pastebin that :-)
[17:06] <Toaday> you got it
[17:07] <cfedde_> resno: I agree that I was not clear.
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> miazgator: what video card do you have?
[17:07] <resno> cfedde_: do you have some type of website or files you are sharing?
[17:07] <zanberdo> ActionParsnip, it appears I had something in my repo settings preventing the upgrade. I've reverted to the default config and the upgrade appears to be available. Thanks for insisting I persist where I was failing. It looks good now.
[17:07] <miazgator> ActionParsnip I need help to get gnome+flash on youtube to work fluently, KDE's Konqueror handles it perfectly
[17:07] <miazgator> ActionParsnip GF 7800GT
[17:07] <Toaday> sipior, pastebin is down atm
[17:08] <resno> !dpaste | Toaday
[17:08] <oCean_> Toaday: there are many pastebin services
[17:08] <jken418> donavan01: You *must* have either a normal user doing administrative things with sudo, or the root user with its own password. sudo is probably the safest way of doing it, as well as the most convenient. If you are going to do a lot of things that require root, then you can type 'sudo -i' to act like root indefinitely, withing that terminal (press CTRL-D to exit).
[17:08] <ActionParsnip> miazgator: ok then i can suggest you grab the 10.1 beta plugin and put the .so file in your browsers plugins folder, remove the current flash packages to prevent conflicts
[17:08] <FailPowah> how do i change the mouse scroll setting, now it seems down is "just below what i want" and scrolling up is half that
[17:08] <elric> can anybody temme what is the meaning of this:http://paste.ubuntu.com/435614/
[17:08] <miazgator> ActionParsnip tried that with worse resoults than current stable
[17:08] <elric> do i have nvidia sound card?
[17:09] <iflema> Plugh desktop menu System / Administration / Login screen
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> miazgator: what video driver are you running?
[17:09] <miazgator> ActionParsnip 195 from repos (10.04)
[17:09] <Plugh> iflema: As I mentioned earlier, that page has nothing to do with sound configuration
[17:09] <elric> can anybody temme what is the meaning of this:http://paste.ubuntu.com/435614/
[17:09] <cfedde_> resno: thanks for all your comments.  I'll go look for myself.
[17:09] <cfedde_> bye
[17:09] <kong> I just screwed up my /bin/mount and /bin/umount commands, can someone tell me what chmod number will return the original ownership to it... Is it 755?
[17:09] <miazgator> ActionParsnip already tried if that's a compiz or metacity thing, same performance
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> miazgator: you could try chromium browser, its a whole lot slicker than firefox, mind you vegemite is slicker
[17:10] <elric> do i have nvidia sound card?
[17:10] <Plugh> Is dialog-question.ogg the file with the drum sound or is there another file with the drum  sound that I should look for in gconf-editor?
[17:10] <miazgator> ActionParsnip same performance on Chromium, I would even say FF 3.6.3 is better
[17:10] <donavan01> Jken418 ok thats what I thought but I wasnt sure not too up on my linux security ... thanks for the help
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> miazgator: tried the mozilla ppa?
[17:10] <resno> cfedde: i know of search engine program...
[17:10] <oCean_> Plugh: see http://nuclear-imaging.info/site_content/2009/11/03/remove-karmic-ubuntu-910-login-screen-sound/
[17:10] <miazgator> ActionParsnip no
[17:10] <costre> kong, I hate when stuff like that happens .... It puts a blanket of funk over the whole system :) Even if you restore it, it doesn't feel the same afterwards :)
[17:10] <jken418> donavan01: no problem!
[17:10] <iflema> Plugh oh yeah 9.10.....
[17:11] <Robert_Zenz> Hello everyone. I'm sitting in front of Nexoc S621II Tablet-PC and I'd need some help, I can't get the TOuchscreen to work properly.
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> miazgator: its a later build of firefox and may help
[17:11] <elric> Phlugh:Can u take a look and temme  what is the meaning of this:http://paste.ubuntu.com/435614/ do i have two sound cards?
[17:11] <miazgator> ActionParsnip so I'll try it out
[17:11] <costre> Robert_Zenz, Properly? Does it work at all?
[17:11] <Plugh> iflema: yeah. My laptop has the play login sound option on the login screen settings but it is now on 10.04 and used to play the sound even when it was on 9.10 when the desktop never has.
[17:11] <Robert_Zenz> costre, yes, clicking works, but the pointer always moves into the upper left corner.
[17:11] <cfedde> resno: I've added your nick to my ignore list.  I'm sorry.  I did not want to do that.  But somehow we are not able to communicate clearly.
[17:11] <jken418> elric: It looks like you have one sound card.
[17:12] <elric> jken418:and it is nvidia???
[17:12] <costre> Robert_Zenz, Weird, wild ....
[17:12] <kong> costre, yeah this sucks i cant mount anything now i chmod'ed it 777 and now its f-ed, do you know what command i should use to fix it?
[17:12] <jken418> elric: Intel is what it says.
[17:12] <Plugh> elric: Looks like two different sound controllers to me. I'd have to look them up in the net to find out what each of them is.
[17:12] <donavan01> so I have a dual boot setup windows 7 and ubuntu 10.04 I installed 10.04 using WUBI ... Never done dual boot with linux before is there a way to access my windows files from ubuntu ?   seems like there should be
[17:12] <jken418> !sound | elric
[17:12] <AnxiousNut> how can i stop USB PORTS then START them from the command line?
[17:12] <Robert_Zenz> costre, no, not calibrated I'd guess...but either with xorg.conf nor with xinput I'm able to calibrate it.
[17:12] <mickster04> kong: cant you chmod it back?
[17:12] <jken418> elric: work through that stuff first
[17:12] <costre> kong, Sorry ... try to google it, there is quite extensive lists somewhere on the interweb
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> donavan01: i believe it's accessible from /host
[17:13] <oCean_> elric: see "sudo lshw -C multimedia"
[17:13] <kong> mickster04, i probably can but do i use chmod 755?
[17:13] <kong> mickster04, or maybe chown?
[17:13] <nmvictor> does the ATI Technologies Inc Rage Mobility M3 AGP 2x (rev 02) on my iBook supported by the ATI propiertery drivers fglrxinfo?
[17:14] <nmvictor> Is the ATI Technologies Inc Rage Mobility M3 AGP 2x (rev 02) on my iBook supported by the ATI propiertery drivers fglrxinfo?
[17:14] <Tazer> Hello, where would I go for help with a wacom CTH tablet?
[17:14] <mickster04> kong: well i dont know what the permissions are supposed to be, but u can use letters as weel as numbers so -x works to remove executableness of whatever you're chmodding
[17:14] <mickster04> !ask | Tazer
[17:14] <mickster04> Tazer: you mayy as well ask here?
[17:14] <donavan01> ActionParsnip ... yep thats where its at thanks a lot
[17:14] <elric> oCean_ the output is http://paste.ubuntu.com/435616/
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> nmvictor: i doubt it but if you go to www.ati.com   you can see the cards supported listed there. I think you will be supported by the open driver
[17:15] <elric> wat does it mean?? wher shud i download ma drivers frm?
[17:15] <aaron__> i need to install landscape design app. but it's not letting me cause it's not from ubuntu. what do i do?
[17:15] <Bonuk> hello )))
[17:15] <elric> ubottu:it just says Internal audio in hardware section...
[17:15] <resno> !hi | Bonuk
[17:15] <muskask8> Hello, I upgrades my system from 9.10 to 10.04 last week and the sound worked fine, but now I don't have anything sound. I need help! haha
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> nmvictor: you may need to formulate an xorg.conf file to set special options to get some extra performance
[17:16] <resno> muskask8: is the volume muted?
[17:16] <bulalakaw>
[17:16] <adalal> how come ubuntuone music store doesn't have a paypal option?
[17:16] <muskask8> no it's not
[17:16] <elric> wat does it mean?? wher shud i download ma drivers frm?
[17:16] <bulalakaw> f
[17:16] <elric> oCean_ the output is http://paste.ubuntu.com/435616/
[17:16] <Tazer> Fair enough, thanks ;w; I'm trying to get a CTH-460/K tablet(wacom bamboo pen and touch) but I can't get it to work properly. Specifically, the touch doesn't work at all, and the pen works until I click, then it only works when I'm specifically pressing the tip to the tablet
[17:16] <Plugh> Any ideas of what gconf-editor(?) entry controls the "Play login sound" in 10.04 so I can look for that setting in 9.10?
[17:17] <gorski> i think my update-notifier isn't working, any else
[17:17] <oCean_> Plugh: checked this: http://nuclear-imaging.info/site_content/2009/11/03/remove-karmic-ubuntu-910-login-screen-sound/ ? (send it before...)
[17:17] <resno> type alsamixer and check to make sure your volumes are up
[17:17] <bulalakaw> g
[17:17] <AnxiousNut> is there a way to stop a usb port?
[17:17] <bulalakaw> f
[17:17] <oCean_> bulalakaw: do you have a technical support issue?
[17:17] <bulalakaw> f
[17:18] <aaron__> i need to install landscape design app. but it's not letting me cause it's not from ubuntu. what do i do?
[17:18] <nmvictor> ActionParsnip: i thought so to, i have the pdf from [ https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI ] and their wasnt something like that listed their, anyway i have been tweaking my xorg.conf since morning trying to achieve a graphics capable system that my iBook had with mac OS but to no avail.Could you or anyone else help?
[17:18] <RobertSaganek> Hey any help with this... I'm having trouble installing lamp on my system
[17:18] <kong> aaron__, Is it a windows program?
[17:18] <Bonuk> somebody knows why Empathy do not want to change the local name???
[17:18] <Bonuk> after the change all becomes the default
[17:18] <Bonuk> icq number only
[17:18] <RobertSaganek> Hey any help with this... I'm having trouble installing lamp on my system
[17:18] <RobertSaganek> http://pastebin.com/9LnSqiSA
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> nmvictor: mac will have its own driver for the card which is why it runs ok, i think you will simply ave to keep hacking away
[17:19] <oCean_> RobertSaganek: no paste there - pastebin.com seems in maintanance. Try paste.ubuntu.com
[17:20] <aaron__> kong: .bin and .cue
[17:21] <nmvictor> I try to start compiz and i get the following two errors: 1.) Checking for Xgl: not present.  and 2.)  Checking for non power of two support: Not present.  aborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/metacity ;;;; what could be the problem?
[17:21] <mickster04> nmvictor: mhow have u installed it?
[17:21] <mickster04> nmvictor: and how was it not installed before?
[17:22] <Guest31985> how come in k3b when i burn it wont burn in anything other than data?
[17:22] <kong> aaron__, im sorry, im not too sure how to use that .bin file, look it up on google or maybe someone else can help you
[17:23] <nmvictor> mickster04: I think my i installed karmic 2days ago and upgraded the packages yesterday, i gues it was installed by default, was it?
[17:23] <donavan01> is there an itunes replacement that will get podcasts from apple or do I have to get my podcasts the hardway
[17:23] <ChogyDan> Guest31985: what do you mean won't?
[17:23] <prettyhatem> Is there a way to determine which sata port a drive is connected to?  I have a failed drive on a raid and dont know which drive it is :(
[17:23] <RobertSaganek> http://paste.ubuntu.com/435619/
[17:23] <resno> donavan01: yes, rocket music player. its installed by default
[17:24] <narothepharoh> ChogyDan: it says unsupported format when i just try to make a normal audio cd!
[17:24] <resno> donavan01: i think thats the name, but im not 100%
[17:24] <kong> donavan01, try "atunes"
[17:24] <IdleOne> RobertSaganek: dpkg --configure -a
[17:24] <wifmpziw> Hi.  I get a black screen when I login.  xterm works, gnome doesn't.  Any ideas?
[17:24] <bullgard> I have asserted »Personal File Sharing Preferences« > Share Files over the Network > Share public files on network. Using Nautilus I can see this network:///Public Files of <username> on <hostname> on 2 computers in the LAN. Right-click on this entry responds: "The stated location is not mounted. Cannot mount location. DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply. Message did not receive a...
[17:24] <donavan01> thanks kong ... resno
[17:24] <bullgard> ...reply (timeout by message bus)." How to fix this?
[17:24] <aaron__> kong: thanx
[17:24] <MrKeuner> hi, how can I see what version of Ubuntu is on a startup usb disk?
[17:24] <MrKeuner> also if 32 or 64?
[17:24] <Pici> aaron__: Is this program for Linux?
[17:25] <sYskk> whats a good package to setup a vpn
[17:25] <ChogyDan> narothepharoh: I had trouble burning svcds, and then I noticed an error msg about some program missing.  Installed that and it was fixed
[17:25] <nmvictor> whats the adobe flash player alternative for powerpc users?
[17:25] <coshx> is it possible to remotely upgrade from a 32-bit install to a 64-bit install?
[17:25] <Pici> nmvictor: gnash.
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> nmvictor: or swf-dec
[17:25] <oCean_> RobertSaganek: seems conflict with existing mysql install. How did you try installing? "sudo tasksel install lamp-server" is the one and only needed command
[17:25] <nmvictor> ActionParsnip: Pici which of those two is better?
[17:25] <bullgard> MrKeuner: I believe you can do this only if you start it as a live system.
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> nmvictor: not sure, try both to see which runs best for you
[17:26] <astra-x_> so is there a definitive way to disable power-saving on usb wireless devices? perhaps in /etc/interfaces?
[17:26] <MrKeuner> bullgard, no I acutally found all that info in dists/dist-name/Release
[17:26] <Plugh> Nope. That web page with methods for disabling gdm sound didn't seem to help in enabling it.
[17:27] <syseng> hi
[17:27] <nmvictor> Wii posting my xorg.conf help you guys in
[17:27] <aaron__> pici: probably not. so that mean if linux don't offer it then i cant use it?
[17:27] <IdleOne> MrKeuner: mine is in /media/0FA4-1EEA/dists/lucid
[17:27] <syseng> 냠냠
[17:27] <IdleOne> MrKeuner: obviously your path is different but yeah you found it
[17:27] <MrKeuner> IdleOne, yeah
[17:27] <Pici> aaron__: If it is a Windows program it may work under Wine.
[17:27] <Pici> !wine | aaron__
[17:28] <oCean_> Plugh: not? The option event_sounds should be in the gconf editor desktop > gnome > sound > event_souds
[17:28] <x2xx2nd> HI!!! does anybody know when i open a page with firefox where is the source of the page saved on my PC? i know i can see the source from the View--> page source on the web broswer, but i also wanna find it on my Hard Drive
[17:28] <aaron__> pici: cool thanx pici!!!
[17:28] <tripps> Ok I upgraded my laptop from jackalope to koala and acpi stopped working (suspend locked machine up) and touchpad stopped working on my gateway laptop. Decided to upgrade again to lynx and now won't even boot up. Touchpad still doesn't work either. recovery menu works ok. Help!
[17:29] <vinu> mm
[17:29] <Robert_Zenz> I'm back...my touchPack TouchScreen (Nexoc S621II) seems to be working (xinput is showing correct and changing values), but the cursor always moves into the upper left cursor.
[17:29] <wifmpziw> How can I troubleshoot gnome on a fresh install being just a black screen?  Are there some log files I must look at?
[17:29] <elric> wat does this mean:http://paste.ubuntu.com/435616/ wat sound card do i have?
[17:29] <tobiasz> ActionParsnip I tried 3.6.5 and it doesn't do the job
[17:29] <Robert_Zenz> wifmpziw, ~/.xsession-errors is a start
[17:29] <wifmpziw> Robert_Zenz: Thankyou
[17:29] <Robert_Zenz> wifmpziw, wait, black screen brefore or after login?
[17:30] <aaron__> pici: how bout .zip. do i need something else to open them too????
[17:30] <wifmpziw> Robert_Zenz: after entering password.  xterm works, but gnome and gnome failsafe don't
[17:30] <elric> wat does this mean:http://paste.ubuntu.com/435616/ wat sound card do i have? anybody?
[17:30] <tobiasz> ActionParsnip still fullscreen on youtube is quite choppy while hovering over buttons and interacting
[17:30] <Robert_Zenz> wifmpziw, okay, then that's the fail.
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> aaron__: zip is openable in the default install
[17:30] <Pici> aaron__: You shouldn't.  You should be able to right-click on that file in gnome and go to 'extract here'
[17:30] <Robert_Zenz> *File
[17:30] <sebsebseb> tripps: Clean install?
[17:31] <Robert_Zenz> wifmpziw, I meant file. ^^
[17:31] <wifmpziw> Robert_Zenz: thanks :)
[17:31] <tobiasz> ActionParsnip playback itself is perfect, but it's embarrasing when friends navigate through yt on my comp
[17:31] <elric> h00k:wat does this mean:http://paste.ubuntu.com/435616/ wat sound card do i have?  anyidea?
[17:31] <aaron__> pici: thanx
[17:31] <IdleOne> elric: product: 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset High Definition Audio ( nvidia )
[17:31] <tripps> sebsebseb, I was hoping to avoid that :-/
[17:31] <tobiasz> ActionParsnip I mean the flash controls lag
[17:31] <elric> IdleOne:shud i download drivers for it? from where?
[17:31] <IdleOne> elric: that card should be working fine. what is the problem?
[17:31] <MrKeuner> I just wanted to let everybody know that I am so happy with mu GNU/Linux installation: Lucid. Thank you everybody
[17:31] <sebsebseb> tobiasz: ok try recovery mode from the  boot loader
[17:31] <ActionParsnip> tobiasz: weird, not sure what to advise
[17:31] <sebsebseb> tobiasz: there's a sort of safe mode
[17:32] <vlt> Hello. I'm trying to setup pidgin on Ubuntu and am looking for someone using it with gmail's XMPP for video calls successfully (willing to test my connection for a few seconds). Anyone?
[17:32] <x2xx2nd> HI!!! does anybody know when i open a page with firefox where is the source of the page saved on my PC? i know i can see the source from the View--> page source on the web broswer, but i also wanna find it on my Hard Drive
[17:32] <sebsebseb> tobiasz: low graphics mode whatever it is, maybe that will work
[17:32] <Plugh> oCean_: What user should I be to check that?
[17:32] <elric> IdleOne:Well,for one thing,it doesnt mute speaker when i insert my headphones
[17:32] <tobiasz> will try
[17:32] <sebsebseb> tobiasz: plus can do other things in recovery mode as well, such as fixing xorg
[17:32] <tobiasz> sebsebseb ActionParsnip gonna try, how do I fix xorg
[17:32] <vlt> x2xx2nd: There's a .mozilla directory in your home
[17:32] <sebsebseb> tobiasz: there's an option in recovery mode
[17:32] <IdleOne> elric: umm that is a known problem but I don't know the fix
[17:32] <elric> IdleOne:and in sound preferences its just shown as internal audio
[17:33] <tobiasz> sebsebseb oh ok
[17:33] <elric> IdleOne:and in sound preferences its just shown as internal audio
[17:33] <tobiasz> sebsebseb off to check that out
[17:33] <sebsebseb> tobiasz: ok
[17:33] <IdleOne> elric: same here for the internal audio
[17:33] <Kittykernel> Hello, I did a fresh install of ubuntu 10.04amd 64 and it freezed many times, and now when I boot up it stucks at a thing where it checks for files, consistency or errors in files, something like that, and it won't load, what can I do?
[17:33] <elric> IdleOne:Oh,i thought i had a Nvida card,and if i inst drivers it shud be better
[17:33] <FardadJalili> I can't connect to secure wireless connections, and dmesg say : "eth1: no IPv6 routers present". anyone has any idea?
[17:34] <vlt> x2xx2nd: To find the exact location you could use something like `grep -r "a phrase from a saved page" ~/.mozilla/`
[17:34] <elric> IdleOne:I get crakling sound in wine and when i shutdown...
[17:34] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: ok
[17:34] <tripps> sebsebseb, can I do it from DVD over my existing data? or should I move all my data off and do it on a clean partition?
[17:34] <x2xx2nd> vlt :   I know ... i  opened the cache folder and i saw some pictures of the pages ive been before but still not th code
[17:34] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: sounds like the partition has gone wrong
[17:34] <Robert_Zenz> Noone an idea about why my cursor moves to the upper left corner when I touch my touchscreen?
[17:34] <x2xx2nd> vlt :  ok man ill give it a shot
[17:34] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Ohh my, and what can I do to fix it?
[17:34] <sebsebseb> tripps: can you do what?
[17:34] <IdleOne> elric: check and see in system > Admin > hardware drivers see if it offers any drivers but I don't think it offers sound drivers
[17:34] <x2xx2nd> vlt: thnxz
[17:34] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Is there a way without another fresh install?
[17:34] <oCean_> Plugh: well, the gconftool command in the page is actually an alternative to the gui (gconf editor). The command is executed as user gdm, editing through gui is also possible as gdm - I'm not sure if that is required
[17:35] <elric> IdleOne:No it doesnt
[17:35] <narothepharoh> ChogyDan: this is what it says. You may manually convert these audio files to wave using another application supporting the audio format and then add the wave files to the K3b project.
[17:35] <tripps> sebsebseb, clean install?
[17:35] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: that was  a guess,  well can you describe the error a bit more?  What  happens exactly when you try to boot up?
[17:35] <elric> IdleOne:U know how to solve the cracklling prob?
[17:35] <ChogyDan> narothepharoh: that sucks
[17:35] <tripps> sebsebseb, laptop worked great for years before I attempted upgrade. :-|
[17:35] <oCean_> Plugh: still, the command should take care of it. Beware: the -set and -type are actually --set and --type (2 dashes, not 1)
[17:35] <IdleOne> elric: unfortunately I don't. check nvidia site to see if they offer drivers maybe?
[17:35] <kasunLak> hi all
[17:36] <narothepharoh> ChogyDan: what does that mean
[17:36] <sebsebseb> Both of you tripps and Kittykernel   when you re install Ubuntu in the future for whatever reasons,  make sure your installing it form a CD that was burnt using a good ISO
[17:36] <Plugh> FardadJalili: Go to System -> Preferences -> Network connections. Click the Wireless tab. Left click the wireless connection entry so it is highlighted, then click edit button. On the dialog box that pops up, click the Wireless Security tab and enter the security settings for your network.
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> narothepharoh: i believe there are plugins for the app but I am not sure what K3b uses
[17:36] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Well I will describe as much as i know as a beginner. I have xfce as normal desktop envirorment installed on ubuntu 10.04 amd 64.
[17:36] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | tripps Kittykernel
[17:36] <Tom^> has anyone tryed lately the ati driver (fglrx, catalyst) for radeon 5870 since when i tryed a few weeks ago it wasnt working at all
[17:36] <meglio> Hello people! I'm new to ubuntu and I bought server for collocation, I'm going to install ubuntu and I need good & proven manual for RAID 10 (4 hard drives x 1TB). Can anyone link me to good manual for raid?
[17:36] <Plugh> oCean_: I tried the set to true didn't help. I've often thought it would be easier if Ubuntu had a sound theme editor like the one in Fedora.
[17:37] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  When I boot up, it boots and it comes a screen that says it needs to check files for consistency or something like that...and I am provided with the option to press C to cancel it, something like in windows
[17:37] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  cancel doesn't work and it stucks at that screen everytime.
[17:37] <ChogyDan> narothepharoh: I guess k3b just doesnt know how to convert the files.  All audio files have to be converted to wav before burned to cd.  You would hope that the burning program can do it automatically.  What kind of file is it?
[17:37] <Plugh> oCean_, yes, I knew they were double dashes and not single.
[17:37] <FardadJalili> Plugh: :)
[17:37] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: yeah I have seen that before, also it's meant to do that after say 23 boots, not all the time though
[17:37] <kasunLak> does a weak battery causes "the power manager defaults for gnome have not been installed correctly"  error
[17:38] <Plugh> FardadJalili: You were lucky that I had my laptop on to check something.
[17:38] <Plugh> bbl. lunch time.
[17:38] <oCean_> Plugh: it's only because I remember the command worked for me on 9.10, (I'm at 10.04 atm.)
[17:38] <narothepharoh> mp3
[17:38] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Now everytime I boot, that thing starts and :( it freezes and obviously I can't login.
[17:38] <thor26> bonjour
[17:38] <sebsebseb> tripps: I think you should try a clean install,  well if you don't get any where in recovery mode
[17:39] <thor26> pas de français ?
[17:39] <elric> IdleOne:so its a nvidia card for sure>
[17:39] <LjL> !fr | thor26
[17:39] <sebsebseb> !fr | thor26
[17:39] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  http://www.kevinscrate.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/06/chkdsk.jpg Something like this...but in ubuntu:P
[17:39] <IdleOne> elric: yes
[17:39] <kasunLak> does a weak battery causes "the power manager defaults for gnome have not been installed correctly" error
[17:39] <FardadJalili> Plugh: buddy, I already entered the pass-phrase. I probably knew I have to enter a password for a "secure" connection!
[17:39] <meglio> Hello, can anyone linke me to proven manual for raid10 installation instructions?
[17:39] <meglio> (ubuntu server)
[17:39] <cabuloso> gwibber isn't working here with me twitter account. it doesn't show anything, home, sent etc
[17:39] <astra-x_> meglio: ubuntu 10.04 has a couple of bugs on raid installs
[17:40] <kasunLak> does a weak battery causes "the power manager defaults for gnome have not been installed correctly" error
[17:40] <astra-x_> meglio: fake,soft or real raid?
[17:40] <sebsebseb> kasunLak: yes as I said, your meant to get that after say 23 or so boots,  not all the time though
[17:40] <sebsebseb> kasunLak: wrong one
[17:40] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: see above
[17:40] <meglio> astra-x_: I have fase support (I do not have real controller), but I would like to use soft installation.
[17:41] <TheEpicness> guyz ,,, how can i change ubuntu 10.4 to 16bpp ??
[17:41] <astra-x_> meglio: so softraid with the kernel?
[17:41] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: there are varous 10.04 boot up issues
[17:41] <TheEpicness> ( the color depth)
[17:41] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: Did you install 10.04 from a CD you made yourself?
[17:41] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  I will try recovery mode, ohh haven't tought about that:P Thank you so much
[17:42] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: Or was it a offical CD
[17:42] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Yes I have a dvd with 10.04 amd 64
[17:42] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: recovery mode probably won't help you much
[17:42] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  No official cd:P I made one:P
[17:42] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Could that cause a problem?
[17:42] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: altough I think there may be an option for the hard disk check
[17:42] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  I had 9.10 made on a dvd and had no issue with it:)
[17:42] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: well yes if you installed Ubuntu from a bad CD
[17:43] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  It's not broken or anything like that, scratched...
[17:43] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: I don't think this is the issue though, but if you still got your 10.04 ISO it's worth doing a check that it's a good one
[17:43] <TheEpicness> guys ... is the color depth changeable in ubuntu 10.3 ... if yes ... how can i change it??
[17:43] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  You mean, put it in and check from the menu were you install it?
[17:43] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  test cd option?
[17:44] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: the test CD option I haven't seen that in 10.04  Live CD
[17:44] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: I mean the actsual ISO that you made the CD from
[17:44] <IdleOne> !md5
[17:44] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Well how can I test that if there's no option?
[17:44] <Kittykernel> IdleOne:  Thanks ! :)
[17:44] <cabuloso> gwibber is not working here, it isn't showing nothing, anyone have any idea why?
[17:45] <TheEpicness> guys ... is the color depth changeable in ubuntu 10.3 ... if yes ... how can i change it??
[17:45] <meglio> astra-x_: did you get my answer
[17:45] <IdleOne> TheEpicness: it's 10.04 and I have no idea
[17:46] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: so you still have the  ISO and about to check it or testing now?
[17:46] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Yes, i still have the dvd with the iso i've burned.
[17:46] <Kittykernel> :)
[17:47] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  I just need to go to my desk and get it since I'm on my laptop now.
[17:47] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: right you check the ISO though, not the DVD you made
[17:47] <Chrysalis> Hi, I have an Acer Travelmate and when wireless is enabled the light is off. When I disable the wireless the light turns on. How can I get it reversed so that the light blinks when wireless is on? Running Ubuntu 10.02
[17:47] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Ohhh
[17:47] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  I see:P
[17:47] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: altough I think the DVD can be mounted, and then checked
[17:47] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Yes:P
[17:47] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: just not so sure about how that would be done, in that case
[17:47] <meglio> guys please link me to good manual for raid10 ubuntu installation, raid must be soft-one, and I would like to use latest version of server edition (if possible).
[17:47] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  And other then checking the iso, can I do something else?
[17:48] <uRock> Buenes dias amigos
[17:48] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Or just do a fresh install- this is my last option?
[17:48] <GeekSquid> !es uRock
[17:48] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: well thing is
[17:48] <GeekSquid> !es | uRock
[17:48] <wifmpziw> Robert_Zenz: ~/.xsession-errors doesn't have anything helpful http://paste.ubuntu.com/435631/.  Can I look elsewhere?
[17:48] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: if you have an issue after a clean install, and then you do another clean install, you will probably have the same issue, but maybe not, for  your issue
[17:48] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: you could download another ISO, check it, make sure it's good, and do another clean install, but I have a feeling you might just end up wasting a DVD
[17:49] <brejeiro[xi]> Hey guys, I have a problem with kubuntu and locales, can someone help me?
[17:49] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Ok, i will do a fresh install and see....yes...I still have a spare dvd to burn :P
[17:49] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  :Pit's just a dvd
[17:49] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: right you got rid of the ISO?
[17:49] <Scunizi> I just read an article on "ethtool" which is in the repo's.  I found that it's installed as a default, yet I can't seem to load it with sudo.. it says "ethtool: bad command line arguments .. any idea how to get this running?
[17:50] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: you might have to well use a previous version of Ubuntu, or another Linux distro
[17:50] <uRock> no hablos espanial only english,
[17:50] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  I will do a fresh install in an hour, first get something to eat and if the problem is still the same I will change the download location
[17:50] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Ok :)
[17:50] <caac> where can i change the date format in gconfeditor?
[17:50] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  I will also burn a copy of gentoo
[17:50] <meglio> ubottu: can you help please?
[17:50] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: no don't go Gentoo
[17:50] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: that's for advanced to expert Linux users
[17:50] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  :|
[17:50] <Chrysalis> Hi, I have an Acer Travelmate and when wireless is enabled the light is off. When I disable the wireless the light turns on. How can I get it reversed so that the light blinks when wireless is on? Running Ubuntu 10.02. Responses by /msg please
[17:50] <arm3n> hey all
[17:50] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  What should I go then for?
[17:51] <edowardo> Hello, I have a rather interesting error with Grub not reading my keyboard. However I've ruled out the BIOS and liveCD's. Any ideas?
[17:51] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Tried fedora but it's unstable
[17:51] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: yes Fedora is well more cutting edge than Ubuntu, and that's really for intermediate users
[17:51] <edowardo> I've tried both USB and serial keyboards as well
[17:51] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: Mandriva is rather nice as an Ubuntu alternative
[17:51] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  But now it's very unstable ....
[17:51] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  I will try mandriva and see:p
[17:51] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  never tried that before, thanks
[17:52] <caac> sebsebseb, mandriva is facing a hard financial time
[17:52] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: right, but
[17:52] <sebsebseb> caac: that's a remour, and it's been like that for years
[17:52] <caac> sebsebseb, LOL no
[17:52] <sebsebseb> caac: and I have read the offical thing about the remours,  I think the distro will be around for a while yet, if not well there's PC LInux OS anyway, a Mandriva fork
[17:52] <caac> 1 sec
[17:52] <Kittykernel> caac:  I heard that too:p but never tried that
[17:52] <edowardo> Hello, I have a rather interesting error with Grub not reading my keyboard. However I've ruled out the BIOS, liveCD's, and USB and serial keybaords. Any ideas?
[17:53] <caac> sebsebseb, it's negotiating with Linagora
[17:53] <sebsebseb> caac: if you knew the history of Mandriva, they have had  these kind of problems before
[17:53] <sebsebseb> caac: and  they are still around since 1998
[17:53] <meglio> anyone can help me to understand what must I do with these jumpers in ordre to use SOFT RAID mode? http://i47.tinypic.com/kudg3.png
[17:53] <fillifjonks> sebsebseb: They are shutting down ?
[17:53] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: if you were to go to it, and it dies next year, well PC Linux OS anyway,  Mandriva fork
[17:54] <sebsebseb> !ot
[17:54] <Vigo> Scunizi: Do you have a Realtec or are you shaping network traffic?
[17:54] <sebsebseb> Anyone wants to talk to me about Mandriva, you can pm,  it's off topic  to go on about it in here
[17:54] <Kittykernel> :)
[17:54] <Kittykernel> Ohh ok:)
[17:54] <Kittykernel> sebsebseb:  Sorry:P
[17:54] <meglio> ubottu, any help about soft raid?
[17:54] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: I didn't mean you, I meant the others
[17:54] <uLinux> How can I play a protected DVD? VLC doesn't open it.
[17:54] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: the other two
[17:55] <arm3n> anyone running mythtv here?
[17:55] <sebsebseb> Kittykernel: however you can pm me as well if yo uwant :)   like those two have just done
[17:55] <Scunizi> Vigo: neither.. just curious about using ethtool as a diagnostic prog. to see if my nic was performing optimally
[17:55] <kasunLak> need  a help can anybody tell me that a weak laptop battery causes "the configuration defaults for gnome power manager have not been installed correctly" error
[17:55] <uLinux> How can I play a protected DVD? VLC doesn't open it. I have restricted extras installed..
[17:55] <edowardo> Hello, I have a rather interesting error with Grub not reading my keyboard. However I've ruled out the BIOS, liveCD's, and USB and serial keybaords. Any ideas what might be causing it?
[17:56] <rohan> is there any way to remove ubuntu-desktop (or kubuntu-desktop) completely, with ALL its dependencies? basically if i want to "convert" an ubuntu system to kubuntu, or vice-versa
[17:56] <GeekSquid> meglio: jumper 1-2 on the first, and a closed jumper on the second, although I cannot see where that is on the diagram
[17:56] <Scunizi> uLinux: you need libdvdcss2 from the medibuntu repos
[17:56] <Vigo> Scunizi: Okee dokee:> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=176932 <maybe that one
[17:56] <aaron__> i tried to install 2d poker. it wouldn't install. so i aborted it. now at any time it keeps trying to configure python poker package....usuall if i try to install a program is when it does it
[17:56] <Scunizi> Vigo: ah.. thanks!
[17:56] <bastid_raZor> !purekde | rohan
[17:56] <possebon> alguem ae .... fala portugues?
[17:56] <LjL> !pt | possebon
[17:56] <GeekSquid> rohan sudo apt-get autoremove ubuntu-desktop && sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[17:56] <kasunLak> need a help can anybody tell me that a weak laptop battery causes "the configuration defaults for gnome power manager have not been installed correctly" error
[17:56] <LjL> GeekSquid: that won't work
[17:56] <bastid_raZor> rohan: or http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome
[17:57] <possebon> join #ubuntu-br
[17:57] <Vigo> Scunizi: And this one:> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=578179
[17:57] <LjL> possebon: /join #ubuntu-br
[17:57] <possebon> ajuda ae.....  qual o comando para acessar outro canal?
[17:57] <LjL> possebon: /join #ubuntu-br
[17:57] <a3ist> quick question:  is imwheel still the right app for setting up additional mouse buttons?
[17:57] <Ricoshady> how do I make it so a user can sudo as another user?
[17:57] <edowardo> Hello, I have an issue with Grub not reading my keyboard properly. However I've ruled out the BIOS, liveCD's, and USB and serial keybaords. Any ideas?
[17:57] <GeekSquid> LjL: would you like to intervene?
[17:58] <Varazir> Hello I have a pkg that is made for hard but my system is jaunty, how do I install that pkg ?
[17:58] <kasunLak> does a weak laptop battery causes "the configuration defaults for gnome power manager have not been installed correctly" error
[17:58] <LjL> GeekSquid: not really, the !purekde factoid that was given is fine
[17:58] <uLinux> Scunizi I have libdvdread4 and libdvdnav4 installed and I cant find that one you said
[17:58] <oCean_> !repeat | kasunLak
[17:58] <nmvictor> i had gnash installed to provide flash for firefox, however its not working right with youtube and so i have installed swfde-gnome, is their anything left to do to disable gnash or should i  restart firefox?
[17:58] <Vigo> edowardo: Try a different Keyboard? it could be hardware or connection, just guessing here...
[17:58] <MaJic_NinJa> DOes anyone know how the shortcut to lock ubuntu 10.04? i know Wind0ws 7 is (windows key+L)
[17:58] <dcepticon> join #ltsp
[17:59] <edowardo> Vigo" yeah I tried that already. :(
[17:59] <uLinux> maybe I need to install all the libdvd
[17:59] <oCean_> MaJic_NinJa: ctrl-alt-l
[17:59] <GeekSquid> LjL: indeed
[17:59] <Varazir> the pkg is in a repo
[17:59] <Vigo> edwardo: Ok., had to ask, which Release?
[18:00] <edowardo> Vigo: 10.04
[18:00] <Scunizi> uLinux: you have the latest.. the one I mentioned is probably an older version.. I've had issues reading drm dvd's lately but I'm not on 10.04
[18:00] <MaJic_NinJa> oCean_ great thanks
[18:00] <tripps> ok so now my laptop is booting up; I ran nvidia-xconfig and it wrote a new xorg.conf file. However, it still boots into failsafe with message nvidia drivers not loading  "drivers not available"
[18:00] <uLinux> DRM sucks
[18:00] <digitalstimulus> does anyone know of a newbie friendly electronics learning tool/simulator?  I am just starting with electronics, and I have read about ktechlab and QUCS so far
[18:00] <Vigo> edwardo: Bluetooth?
[18:01] <oCean_> Varazir: you might get all sorts of dependency problems
[18:01] <oodavid> How do I activate the text entry location bar in Nautilus? I can't see the option in 10.04... :(
[18:01] <edowardo> Vigo: I've tried 3 different keyboards
[18:01] <edowardo> Vigo: no BT, and the keyboards work fine under livecd
[18:01] <uLinux> I found this "Select 'search', search for 'libdvd' -- install everything that's non-development and has 'libdvd' in the title. You need to have all repositories enabled for this."
[18:01] <Vigo> edwardo: MacBook?
[18:01] <edowardo> Vigo: its def the grub
[18:01] <IdleOne> oodavid: View > Location bar
[18:01] <vlt> Hello. Did anyone use Pidgin for video calls via XMPP (gmail accounts) before and could help me locate my problem here?
[18:01] <GeekSquid> digitalstimulus: there is also geda
[18:02] <edowardo> Vigo: nope custom tower
[18:02] <oodavid> idleOne: Cheers!!
[18:02] <Varazir> oCean_: okay they have hardy and karmic but not the version I'm running :P
[18:02] <digitalstimulus> GeekSquid,  geda looks nice, just read about that one
[18:02] <IdleOne> oodavid: welcome
[18:02] <rohan> bastid_raZor: thanks
[18:02] <richdel> uLinux: have you done everything that it says here http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Lucid about encrypted dvds?
[18:02] <uLinux> im gonna chek
[18:02] <uLinux> check
[18:02] <oodavid> idleOne: Hmm, that just toggles the breadcrumb view
[18:02] <edowardo> Vigo: it just suddenly stop functioning properly, I hold down shift for a cap letter and it jsut gives me the acsii
[18:03] <IdleOne> oodavid: breadcrumb ?
[18:03] <aaron__> i tried to install 2d poker. it wouldn't install. so i aborted it. now at any time it keeps trying to configure python poker package....usuall if i try to install a program is when it does it and keeping me from installing anything else
[18:03] <rohan> GeekSquid: (k)ubuntu-desktop is just a meta-package
[18:03] <Vigo> edwardo: Have you tried lilo?
[18:03] <edowardo> Vigo: before i rebooted, I lost my delete key
[18:03] <oodavid> Whereas I much prefer being able to type the address as a string like /folder/folder/etc
[18:03] <raffa> I face an upstart bug :S at boot time my wireless connection is down, so nmdb process doesn't start and I must remember to run it before accessing my samba shares.. Any fix for this?
[18:03] <oCean_> Varazir: they might provide packages for your version. it's probably a matter of time
[18:04] <GeekSquid> rohan: true, however it installs a bunch of stuff, I.E. the whole kde tree
[18:04] <edowardo> Vigo: no not yet, but i fear it might be beyond the boot loader too...
[18:04] <uLinux> 64bit or 32
[18:04] <tchach> hi, does cron.daily run with sudo power ? I have put up a backup script in there, but if I run it with ./mybackupscript.sh it needs sudo writes, I have to use sudo ./mybackscript
[18:04] <GeekSquid> rohan: have you looked at this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureKDE
[18:04] <rohan> GeekSquid: yes, thanks
[18:04] <tchach> my question is, does cron run it with sudo power ?
[18:04] <edowardo> Vigo: Ive never used lilo
[18:04] <oodavid> idleOne: Yeah, each folder is a clickable button, in the old system you would go to the prefs and select "Always use text-entry location bar"
[18:04] <tchach> ( noob question sorry )
[18:04] <uLinux> "normal" version is 32 or 64bit?
[18:04] <Vigo> edwardo: Ok, that was one possible suggestion on the forums, still looking...
[18:05] <mickster04> tchach: i belive so
[18:05] <GeekSquid> uLinux: 32
[18:05] <tchach> ok cool then
[18:05] <edowardo> Vigo: the weird part was when I was in the OS ans suddenly the delete key did not work without holding down the right alt key
[18:05] <edowardo> Vigo: i messed around with layouts and such but a no go
[18:06] <BACbKA> i have two boxes at home -- one is debian stable, one is kubuntu lucid. Both use the same Xerox-provided PPD for the same phsysical printer. lpoptions -l report the same thing on both boxes. However, ubuntu adds some strange yellowish background to part of the printout, and blurs the image that is crisp on debian. Where to look?
[18:06] <oodavid> idleOne: aha! CTRL+L does the jobbie
[18:06] <IdleOne> oodavid: :)
[18:06] <edowardo> Vigo: so after a reboot, grub pops up as usual asking for my lvm2 key, and i cant type it in properly
[18:06] <wizard_> I just installed irssi on an Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic system and for some reason, it lags durring typing ONLY when irssi is open.  I need to litterally type each letter twice before it becomes visible.  Anypne know how to fix that?  It not usable like that.
[18:06] <Vigo> edwardo: Have you looked at or altered any BIOS settings?
[18:06] <cherryblossom> hi guys, im new to linux. is there an app that saves full webpages for offline viewing
[18:06] <jiffe> is there a way to get federated support in the mysql installed from apt-get ?
[18:06] <vlt> cherryblossom: wget
[18:06] <BACbKA> cherryblossom: you can try wget
[18:07] <edowardo> Vigo: i have, they are good, I tried all settings, even safe mode it
[18:07] <cherryblossom> thanks
[18:07] <BACbKA> cherryblossom: also curl
[18:07] <Vigo> edwardo: maybe:> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=716631
[18:07] <uLinux> DVD is working thank you so much for the help
[18:07] <Varazir> oCean_: I have talked to them and there is a no on that :( but I guess I'll install 10.04 they said they will make a pkg for 10.04. It's Bitlbee :)
[18:08] <LogicalDash> cherryblossom, I recommend the Firefox extension "ScrapBook"
[18:08] <tobiasz> ActionParsnip sebsebseb I tried running that dpkg in recovery mode, and it updated my software, I couldn't run fullscreen flash in safemode properly and it crashed the browser
[18:08] <uLinux> I just use this wget -c http://packages.medibuntu.org/pool/free/libd/libdvdcss/libdvdcss2_1.2.10-0.3medibuntu1_i386.deb
[18:08] <uLinux> sudo dpkg -i libdvdcss2_1.2.10-0.3medibuntu1_i386.deb
[18:08] <uLinux> :)
[18:08] <cherryblossom> oh thats better ... thx "ScrapBook"
[18:08] <edowardo> Vigo: i would do that option if I my harddrive wasnt fully encrypted
[18:08] <edowardo> vigo: i need to type in a password before i can continue with anything
[18:09] <pmp6nl> Hello, does anyone know how to configure libmysqlclient16?
[18:10] <a3ist> Anyone familiar with using imwheel to setup actions for mousewheel-left and right?
[18:10] <edowardo> vigo: I think what I need to do is use a livecd and unlock the drive, and replace whatever file controled the keyboard in the grub
[18:10] <aaron__> i tried to install 2d poker. it wouldn't install. so i aborted it. now at any time it keeps trying to configure python poker package....usuall if i try to install a program is when it does it and keeping me from installing anything else
[18:10] <edowardo> Vigo: I jsut dont know which one
[18:10] <Vigo> edwardo: Dual Booting?
[18:10] <GeekSquid> pmp6nl: what are you trying to do? please explain in detail
[18:10] <edowardo> Vigo: no dual, just linux
[18:11] <Vigo> edwardo: Respect.
[18:11] <no2> 1
[18:11] <no2> no2
[18:11] <edowardo> Vigo: haha thanks, it took me years to finally get off M$
[18:11] <Vigo> edwardo: Yes, I agree, pop a LiveCD or Boot Medium and fix grub sounds like a good plan.
[18:12] <pmp6nl> GeekSquid, I am getting a ton of errors on updates, I am thinking that is the problem.  The easiest way to see the errors would be to take a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1480588 ... Do you think you might be able to look?  Thanks
[18:12] <nmvictor> is their a command to tell me the required refresh rate for my monitor?
[18:12] <tobiasz> sebsebseb I believe there is no fix for that
[18:12] <[junky]ins4n3> hi all
[18:12] <edowardo> Vigo: the only problem is, I fear that when I repair r reinstall grub, I might lose my encryption functionality
[18:12] <tobiasz> sebsebseb I believe there is no fix for that flash issue
[18:13] <sebsebseb> tobiasz: I thought your issue was Gnome woudn't show?
[18:13] <edowardo> Vigo: I havent been able to fins any guides to avoid the potental messup
[18:13] <BACbKA> i have two boxes at home -- one is debian stable, one is kubuntu lucid. Both use the same Xerox-provided PPD for the same phsysical printer. lpoptions -l report the same thing on both boxes. However, on the same .ps ubuntu adds some strange yellowish background to part of the printout, and blurs the photo inset that is crisp on debian. Is it CUPS fault (regression!)? 1.4.3-1 on ubuntu, 1.3.11-1 on debian
[18:13] <trece8> how do I make my screensaver a big digital clock?
[18:13] <tobiasz> sebsebseb no, my issue was flashplayer controls in youtube not being responsive enough
[18:13] <gabriel9999> Do you know any program as oziexplorer working in Ubuntu ?
[18:13] <sweb1> cannot copy file from cd rom
[18:13] <sweb1> stupid error
[18:14] <Vigo> edwardo: This one may help:> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[18:14] <tobiasz> sebsebseb only in fullscreen, in my Kubuntu on the other partition Konqueror handles it perfectly fluent
[18:14] <sweb1> Error splicing file: Input/output error
[18:14] <danlii> After I upgraded my machine from karmic to lynx, I have no console login.  What could have gone wrong?
[18:14] <tobiasz> sebsebseb but only Konqueror
[18:14] <GeekSquid> pmp6nl: initially you had problems with bzr and python-*** then you had problems with libmysqlclient16, are you using either? or do you know?
[18:14] <aaron__> i tried to install 2d poker. it wouldn't install. so i aborted it. now at any time it keeps trying to configure python poker package....usuall if i try to install a program is when it does it and keeping me from installing anything else
[18:15] <sebsebseb> tobiasz: uh what's your issue exactly?
[18:15] <Vigo> ewardo: And the 'fix' is start a regular backup routine once the stable system is installed.
[18:15] <sweb1> Zzz Zzz Zzz
[18:15] <abhijain> hello
[18:15] <tobiasz> sebsebseb watching youtube with fullscreen - playback is prefect but messing with volume control and other buttons makes it choppy
[18:16] <edowardo> Vigo: yeah, gotta get on that
[18:16] <aaron__> i tried to install 2d poker. it wouldn't install. so i aborted it. now at any time it keeps trying to configure python poker package....usuall if i try to install a program is when it does it and keeping me from installing anything else. how do i keep it from trying to configure????????
[18:16] <edowardo> Vigo: ill give it a try now
[18:16] <a3ist> Anyone use imwheel to map extra mouse buttons?  Tryin to find out how to do mousewheel left/right
[18:16] <tobiasz> sebsebseb fullscreen in youtube is quite lagged when it comes to navigating buttons, also playback suffers from it
[18:16] <abhijain> tobiasz: install alsa
[18:17] <tobiasz> abhijain I don't think that it's sound issue
[18:17] <pmp6nl> GeekSquid, I dont know.  I dont think I am using either.  I think when I ran system cleanup it tried to delete them
[18:17] <abhijain> tobiasz: then update flash
[18:17] <pmp6nl> GeekSquid, I meant computer janitor
[18:18] <Vigo> edowardo: I can show you the original : ) post from 1982, it was recovered from a Backup Tape, http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~sef/Orig-Smiley.htm
[18:18] <karma_police> what program is it that formats a usb drive? i want to be able to left click the drive and have a format option
[18:18] <tobiasz> abhijain I know everything I need to check out had problems with flash before, not as big but I am all through it
[18:18] <Scunizi> 9.10 package manager shows partimage-doc but no partimage program.. am I missing something?
[18:19] <tobiasz> abhijain I mean bigger problems, flash was worse in the past
[18:19] <Vigo> !flash
[18:19] <Pici> Scunizi: partimage is only available for i386. partimage-doc is available for all architectures.
[18:19] <mickster04> karma_police: if u want a program use sumat like gparted, but there should be format by default
[18:20] <edowardo> Vigo: woah what is this!?
[18:20] <tobiasz> aberhow what do you mean install alsa? Alsa is integrated into Ubuntu and lots of thing wouldn't work without it
[18:20] <karma_police> i installed linux mint and they left that option out of the dropdown
[18:20] <BACbKA> karma_police: is GUI a must have, or can you do with lowly command line
[18:20] <Scunizi> Pici: figures.. one of the glitches for running 64 bit.. is there an alternative in the repos to image partitions so I can put them on a different drive?
[18:20] <karma_police> its more convenient
[18:21] <Vigo> edowardo: That last link?
[18:21] <BACbKA> karma_police: sorry, I only did it from command line :)
[18:21] <edowardo> Viog: yeah
[18:21] <veritasaequitas> HELLO EVERYONE! Just a quick NOOB question...After I installed Lucid Lynx, I noticed that I have many more boot options in GRUB, yet before the install it only had 3 options. Why and How can I decrease the options I have in GRUB?
[18:21] <Pici> Scunizi: dd?
[18:21] <uLinux> I dont get update for like 3 days maybe I removed something I shouldn't?
[18:21] <Vigo> edowardo: That looks to me like the 'fix' you are seeking.
[18:21] <GeekSquid> pmp6nl: try sudo dpkg-reconifgure bzrtools , to start with, and then proceed down the list
[18:21] <sweb1> WTF error while copy from cd rom
[18:21] <mickster04> veritasaequitas: uninstall the ones you dont need?
[18:21] <sweb1> ???????????????
[18:21] <Plugh> veritasaequitas: edit /boot/grub/grub.conf
[18:22] <edowardo> Vigo: haha
[18:22] <mickster04> veritasaequitas: i also think there is a option for how many ernels you keep
[18:22] <veritasaequitas> Plough: thanks!
[18:22] <Scunizi> Pici: I'll have to read up on dd.. never used it.. It's my laptop drive setup as a dual boot w/ winxp.. does dd require the partitions on the new drive be the same layout/size etc as the old drive to make the transfer work?
[18:22] <sweb1> input output error
[18:22] <mickster04> Plugh: no, you dont edit that file
[18:23] <mickster04> veritasaequitas: no you dont edit that file!
[18:23] <Plugh> veritasaequitas: if you have a lot of entries, you may have ones for kernels that are either no longer on the machine or for extra kernals you don't need.
[18:23] <Pici> Scunizi: I don't think so...
[18:23] <veritasaequitas> mickster04: oh ok thanks.
[18:23] <Plugh> mickster04: I do but I still use grub 1
[18:23] <Scunizi> Pici: ok.. thanks.. got some reading to do.
[18:24] <mickster04> veritasaequitas: i would recommend looking into /etc/default/grub(.d?)
[18:24] <nuju> hi
[18:24] <gwz> hey, i am trying to install ubuntu through wubi on win 7x64, i get no root file system defined message when trying to get into ubuntu
[18:24] <Vigo> !root | gwz
[18:25] <pmp6nl> GeekSquid, yea it does list bzr on computer janitor.  it listed a bunch of those other ones before, but I think i ran the janitor to remove them
[18:25] <zzzbrett> a
[18:25] <gwz> ugh, what does this have to do with root password?
[18:25] <Vigo> gwz: sudo it.
[18:25] <veritasaequitas> mickster04: ok then. thanks for the info. Is there any step by step forum page I can reference (to your knowledge?)
[18:25] <mickster04> !wubi | gwz
[18:26] <Daekdroom> Vigo, it's about filesystem, not privileges
[18:26] <mickster04> !grub | veritasaequitas
[18:26] <karthik>  in sed  how do I hit a word that may be a last word in the current line or first word in the next line ?
[18:26] <mickster04> veritasaequitas: other than that i don't think so
[18:26] <nuju> What are you talking about???????????
[18:26] <Vigo> Oh, my mistake, and my apologies.
[18:26] <mickster04> nuju: you have a problem?
[18:26] <veritasaequitas> ubottu: Thanks! Great help!
[18:26] <Pici> nuju: This is the official Ubuntu Support Channel.  If you're looking to just chat, you can join #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:27] <gwz> well if anything, i am missing the lst file in grub folder
[18:27] <gwz> no idea why
[18:27] <Scala> exit
[18:28] <nuju> no, i just want to know what are talking about????
[18:28] <handjob> Hi. I am looking for my .gtkrc-2.0 file and it's not in my /home. Where should i look?
[18:28] <a3ist> Anyone know how I should modify imwheel to bind something to the mousewheel-right and left actions?
[18:28] <VCoolio> handjob: home/your_username; it may not be there by default, then you can create it
[18:28] <resno> a3ist: i believe its in keyboard options
[18:29] <obiwan_> guys anybody using phenny or who doesn't mind installing it to give me your default config file please. i removed mine's and now even removing purging it and reinstalling it doesn't regenerate. you just have to sudo apt-get install phenny, run phenny, and then go to ~/.phenny/default.py and pasting me its content (pm or pastebin whatever) thanks!
[18:29] <aaron__> i tried to install 2d poker. it wouldn't install. so i aborted it. now at any time it keeps trying to configure python poker package....usuall if i try to install a program is when it does it and keeping me from installing anything else
[18:29] <aaron__> i tried to install 2d poker. it wouldn't install. so i aborted it. now at any time it keeps trying to configure python poker package....usuall if i try to install a program is when it does it and keeping me from installing anything else
[18:29] <aaron__> i tried to install 2d poker. it wouldn't install. so i aborted it. now at any time it keeps trying to configure python poker package....usuall if i try to install a program is when it does it and keeping me from installing anything else
[18:29] <FloodBot3> aaron__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:29] <MaJic_NinJa> Cannot drag windows over to other workstations It tells me it ready to drag and once i drop it on a diff workstation nothing happens.
[18:29] <nuju> ok, well yes i have a problem with the default key ring???
[18:29] <handjob> VCoolio: Thank You, but is there more "user-friendly" way instead of creating it?
[18:29] <a3ist> resno:  No, the default gnome app doesn't support the mousewheel tilt left or right
[18:29] <mickster04> !details | nuju:
[18:29] <Vigo> a3ist: What resno said or Main Menu or System> Mouse.
[18:30] <resno> a3ist: oh tilt..
[18:30] <a3ist> vigo:  Those don't detect the mousewheel right/left
[18:30] <VCoolio> handjob: not sure what the problem is, just do "touch ~/.gtkrc-2.0" in the terminal
[18:31] <Vigo> a3ist: Let me look at the Hardware pages....
[18:31] <nuju> System asks me for the WEP password for the wireless network, then i wrote it but after that asks me for the password of the default key ring.
[18:31] <thedude42> Vigo, a3ist, maybe that was a reference to touchpad left/right scrolling in the mouse menue?
[18:31] <nuju> I'm running ubuntu 10.04 lucid lynx
[18:31] <handjob> VCoolio: I assume that .gtkrc-2.0 is not a empty file. Will the conten be generated upon x restart or something?
[18:31] <mickster04> nuju: you entered a password that at install...try your normal password
[18:31] <GeekSquid> nuju: that's a new keyring password for that wep key
[18:32] <a3ist> thedude42, I'm not on a touchpad.  Got a mouse (logitech g9) and I'm trying to set it up so that mousewheel left/right switches workspaces
[18:32] <el-ser> some people of mexico
[18:32] <VCoolio> handjob: you use it for overriding some theme elements, or add some stuff for fonts; or if you disable gnome-settings-daemon you specify your theme there; it is not a necessary file
[18:32] <GeekSquid> !es | el-ser
[18:32] <VCoolio> handjob: what is your problem, or what are you trying to establish with ~/.gtkrc-2.0?
[18:33] <pmp6nl> Hello, When attempting to run system update I am getting errors with bzrtools, python-dateutil, python-gnomedesktop, etc.  Does anyone have any ideas? More info at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1480588
[18:33] <nuju> i already try my normal password, but oneday i change it and that's when i start with the problem in the default key ring
[18:34] <cwillu_at_work> can I use gwibber as a feed reader?
[18:34] <handjob> VCoolio: I switched to wmii and I want to incres size of fonts used in menu by gtk apps. I am wandering will renamin and droping into ~/ some rc's from themes will do (and tweeking font of course).
[18:34] <morticide> I'm trying to get a SOCKS SSH proxy to work and it always returns a blank page. Can't figure it out. Before I get to sniffing packets, does anybody know what this may be?  ssh -v -ND 4321 <servername>  is what i'm using, and firefox is configured to localhost, port 4321
[18:34] <GeekSquid> nuju: try your old password, the keyring uses the old one, probably
[18:34] <Vigo> a3ist: Maybe here> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1308706
[18:34] <cwillu_at_work> morticide, make sure firefox isn't set to "don't use proxy with <IP_ADDRESS>"
[18:34] <cwillu_at_work> morticide, on the same prefs page
[18:35] <BentSpace> Is it possible to create a VPN tunnel from my Ubuntu 10.04 laptop in a remote location to my home network which consists of windows computers?
[18:35] <morticide> LOL! thanks cwillu!
[18:35] <a3ist> Vigo: thanks, I'll check that out and see if it works
[18:35] <VCoolio> handjob: no, either edit the theme rc where they are now, or override the menu font in ~/.gtkrc-2.0
[18:35] <handjob> VCoolio: Ok, thank You for input!
[18:36] <RyanP> BentSpace: Yes. You'll need a VPN server running somewhere.
[18:36] <Vigo> a3ist: You are welcome, I hope that is the solution, I am still looking.
[18:36] <thedude42> BentSpace, that is definitely possible
[18:36] <nuju> jejeje also i try to write the password i use to iniate session on ubuntu but it isn't the password for the keyring
[18:36] <karma_police> is there a linuxmint channel?
[18:36] <Pici> !mintsupport | karma_police
[18:36] <BentSpace> RyanP, Can the VPN server be running on one of the windows computers?
[18:37] <RyanP> BentSpace: Yes. I've never done it, but OpenVPN server claims to run under windows.
[18:37] <edowardo> Vigo: well it's not grub! It's cryptsetup and luks
[18:37] <thedude42> BentSpace, you can configure a simple pptp server on a windows computer and use the pptp client on ubuntu afaik, but I haven't tried it
[18:37] <karma_police> i want to format a volume by right clicking on the volume and selecting "format", however, there is no "format" option
[18:38] <edowardo> Vigo: errr just cryptsetup actually
[18:38] <prettyhatem> anyone know how to tell which disk is which physically but through ubuntu?
[18:38] <nuju> i read on internet that i have to delete some hide file and then write another password. I did it, in fact system asks me for another password but nothing happen.
[18:38] <prettyhatem> like in windows I can tell which disk is sata port 2 or sata port 3
[18:38] <a3ist> BentSpace, I didn't catch the start of the conversation, but just as a note,, to use pptp on ubuntu you need to install networkmanager-pptp and then restart
[18:38] <nuju> When i start ubuntu always asks me the WEP password for the wireless network
[18:39] <prem> hw to set up wlan
[18:39] <Gosho> ./ join ubuntulinux
[18:39] <mickster04> karma_police: http://sathyasays.com/2007/06/13/formatting-usb-pen-drive-in-linux-using-terminal/
[18:39] <cwillu_at_work> prettyhatem, system | admin | disk utility will tell you, there's also many many command line ways :)
[18:39] <BentSpace> Would I then be able to access all of the computers on the network including a NAS or just the computer which is the VPN server?
[18:39] <tripps> ok it appears my box is locking up when loading X. it's running an intel vga adapter. When I run failsafe and choose "reconfigure X" and choose default and restart, it locks up again. Ideas? (also, why does it have nvidia config app since I'm not running nvidia?)
[18:39] <mickster04> nuju: you should be able to view the password somewhere
[18:39] <quatarit> hi all. I have a problem with the Gnome Panel. It sometimes decides to stop refreshing: the time is freezed back, mousehover doesn't cause highlighting and so on... what to do?
[18:39] <nuju> It's supposed that the keyring stores all that passwords, no???????
[18:39] <prem> in between ubuntu and win 7
[18:40] <Pici> !enter
[18:40] <nuju> where i can view it????
[18:40] <karma_police> i've seen that.. is there a way to do it from a drop down menu?
[18:40] <rsouthard> anyone have any experience encrypting passwords in shell scripts?
[18:40] <RyanP> BentSpace: If you get everything configured correctly, yes.
[18:40] <Vigo> edowardo: Can you access that with a LiveCD?
[18:40] <cwillu_at_work> prettyhatem, the contents of /dev/disk/by-path/ will show you very precicely
[18:40] <edowardo> I believe so
[18:40] <BentSpace> Is it better to use PPTP vs VPN in this situation?
[18:40] <edowardo> Im readig up on it right now
[18:41] <prettyhatem> cwillu_at_work: thanks for the info
[18:41] <edowardo> other have had the same problem
[18:41] <a3ist> BentSpace, PPTP is a VPN protocol
[18:41] <edowardo> Vigo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[18:41] <pmp6nl> why do I keep getting booted from this server?
[18:41] <VCoolio> handjob: example code for in ~/.gtkrc-2.0: http://pastebin.org/249091
[18:41] <BentSpace> I see, what about PPTP vs. OpenVPN?
[18:42] <tripps> it keeps coming up "the follow error was encountered . . . NVIDIA failed to load kernel module . . . etc." I'm not running nvidia! I don't have nvidia! How do I absolutely guarantee I restore X to generic default, or better yet, for my hardware?
[18:42] <RyanP> BentSpace: I can't tell you what's better PPTP vs OpenVPN. I've used OpenVPN and know it'll do what you're asking. It can be a little finicky. PPTP might be easier, but I don't know.
[18:42] <a3ist> BentSpace, that I'm not as sure about; I don't have experience hosting a vpn on *nix, just using one
[18:42] <nuju> mickster04 you're from canonical or something???????'
[18:43] <prettyhatem> cwillu_at_work: so if the disk I am looking for is like /dev/sde and is the last drive on my raid, then it should be the last drive on the last sata port?  I looked under /dev/disk/by-path but I cant make heads or tails from what I am seeing
[18:43] <mickster04> nuju: no??
[18:43] <cwillu_at_work> prettyhatem, "ls -l /dev/disk/by-path/" in a terminal, and look for the one that points at /dev/sde
[18:44] <cwillu_at_work> prettyhatem, there's tools which will do that for you, depending on what sort of raid you're using, etc
[18:44] <cwillu_at_work> prettyhatem, /dev/mapper may also be relevant in some situations
[18:44] <prettyhatem> cwillu_at_work: ahh I see it, looks like it is scsi-5 is my drive
[18:44] <prettyhatem> which I am assuming means it is the last port
[18:45] <BentSpace> a3ist, the host would be a windows computer or possibly my NAS or one of my routers that has DD-WRT?
[18:45] <handjob> VCoolio: thx again.
[18:45] <handjob> VCoolio: I will check that out.
[18:45] <a3ist> BentSpace, I mean I haven't set them up at all, just used them from ubuntu
[18:46] <lalla> where are the boot scripts of ubuntu on the cd?
[18:47] <nuju> so, could you help me or not????
[18:47] <Vigo> edowardo: Hrmm, interesting. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup/+bug/558913/comments/0
[18:47] <nuju> What else i have to tell you????
[18:47] <Sonderblade> in ubuntu lucid, metacitys window icons are on the left side. is that supposed to be that way?
[18:47] <Oer> !keyring
[18:48] <mickster04> nuju: no i can't
[18:48] <lalla> where are the boot scripts of ubuntu on the cd?
[18:48] <Pici> Sonderblade: Yes, you can change that if you want. Either by switching the theme, or by using the following instructions.
[18:48] <Pici> !controls | Sonderblade
[18:48] <nuju> why?????
[18:48] <johndee> hi
[18:48] <Sonderblade> wow, that's retarded
[18:48] <edowardo> Vigo: lovely
[18:49] <johndee> I've added a script to /etc/network/if-post-down.d but it doesn't seem to get executed. What could be the problem? Do I need to update initramfs, by any chance?
[18:49] <Vigo> edowardo: And here:> http://code.google.com/p/cryptsetup/issues/list?can=1&q=&colspec=ID+Type+Status+Priority+Milestone+Owner+Summary&cells=tiles
[18:50] <mickster04> nuju: cos i have no idawe what hte prolem is nor how to fix it, and you dont mention my nick so i dont know when u talk to me
[18:50] <RyanP> BentSpace: I just took a look, and the pptp server server looks a lot easier to setup than OpenVPN. If you've got a working DD-WRT router, I bet you'd be able to have it running in short order.
[18:50] <Docteh> !compiz
[18:50] <koskov> Wee
[18:50] <nuju> All the messages written in gray are mine
[18:50] <gnugr> if you want to learn more Linux commands visit:  http://www.linuxguide.it/command_line/linux_commands_en.html
[18:51] <mickster04> nuju: no on my irc client everything is black unless it mentions my nick
[18:51] <tripps> what is the best way to reconfigure X autodetecting my video hardware?
[18:51] <nuju> MMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm....................................
[18:52] <koskov> I have a (perhaps) short question. Hade ubuntu 9.04 installed and upgraded to 10.4, but now the computer wont boot. Just a black screen.. Don't know how to proceed..
[18:52] <nuju> In mine, all messages are in different colors.
[18:52] <Docteh> tripps: "best way" is something like dpkg-reconfigure xorg-server
[18:52] <mickster04> nuju: nope
[18:52] <koskov> Computer is a IBM thinkpad X40 with no cd rom support
[18:52] <tripps> Docteh, should I do that from console or is it ok from within x?
[18:53] <tripps> ooh- - xorg-server is not installed. Hmmm. that's very strange, considering I'm in failsafe X already
[18:53] <BentSpace> RyanP, only thing is the DD-WRT router isn't directly connected to the internet, it is wirelessly bridged to the first router which a linksys, is that going to be a problem for using it as a pptp server?
[18:54] <Docteh> tripps: :-/ probably renamed the package again
[18:54] <tripps> E: couldn't find package xorg-server
[18:54] <tripps> ok so what is xorg-server called under lynx? bueller?
[18:54] <CyberaX2195> !webmin
[18:55] <CyberaX2195> !ebox
[18:55] <Pici> tripps: xserver-xorg
[18:55] <niko> 14
[18:55] <CyberaX2195> tis what i wanted
[18:55] <RyanP> BentSpace: Oh, yeah in that case, I wouldn't recommend doing it that way, best to install the server somewhere with a wired connection. There do seem to be pptp servers for windows too, which seems to be the direction to go in your case.
[18:55] <CyberaX2195> ty ubottu
[18:55] <CyberaX2195> :P
[18:55] <tripps> Pici, thanks
[18:55] <koskov> What is the first thing to try if i had 9.04 running without a problem, tried upgrade to 10.4 then the computer wont boot properly? Just need a hint to get me starting..
[18:56] <Pici> koskov: When you upgraded, did you go through 9.10?
[18:56] <koskov> Pici: my fault, it wasnt 9.04, but 9.10..
[18:57] <Pici> koskov: Can you start in recovery mode?
[18:57] <koskov> So from 9.10 to 10.4. It did look like it complete the upgrade, but when it told me to reboot it didnt start again
[18:57] <koskov> Pici: how do i start recovery mode?
[18:57] <koskov> F8 when i start? Hehe
[18:58] <Pici> koskov: It should be an option off of your GRUB menu.  Depending on what version of GRUB you are using, you may need to either press escape or shift to gett to the menu.
[18:59] <lalla> where are the boot scripts of ubuntu on the cd?
[18:59] <tripps> ok so reconfiguring xserver didn't work either. laptop locks up solid when trying to load X. in failsafe mode: "your screen, graphics card, and input device settings could not be detected correctly" what is up with that? when I first installed ubuntu 3 years ago it detected everything just fine! :-x
[18:59] <BentSpace> RyanP, Can I use back up software to automatically back up my laptop thru pptp to the NAS at home?
[19:00] <Docteh> lalla: boot scripts? like a "preseed" file?
[19:00] <quatarit> has anyone had trobles with the gnome panel's refresh in Ubuntu 10.04?
[19:00] <quatarit> troubles
[19:00] <RyanP> BentSpace: You should be able to, yes. You'll be constrained by the network speed of course.
[19:00] <koskov> escape and shift dont do anything. I start the computer, POST screen, a marker blinking in the upper left corner then it just seem to stop..
[19:01] <obiwan_> guys anybody using phenny or who doesn't mind installing it to give me your default config file please. i removed mine's and now even removing purging it and reinstalling it doesn't regenerate. you just have to sudo apt-get install phenny, run phenny, and then go to ~/.phenny/default.py and pasting me its content (pm or pastebin whatever) thanks!
[19:01] <bullgard> I have asserted »Personal File Sharing Preferences« > Share Files over the Network > Share public files on network. Using Nautilus I can see this network:///Public Files of <username> on <hostname> on 2 computers in the LAN. Right-click on this entry responds: "The stated location is not mounted. Cannot mount location. DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply. Message did not receive a...
[19:01] <bullgard> ...reply (timeout by message bus)." How to fix this?
[19:01] <pmp6nl> Does anyone know what ubprocess installed pre-removal script returned error exit status 2 means
[19:02] <Docteh> oh thats new, my grub background changed to say debian
[19:02] <sebsebseb> tripps: right, but since then,  xorg has changed loads
[19:02] <eriakata> alguien de mexico
[19:02] <sebsebseb> !es | eriakata
[19:02] <BentSpace> RyanP, a3ist, Thank you, trying to decide between getting an external hard drive or a NAS for backup remotely, but looks like either way it should work.  Any reason to spring for the NAS over the EHD?
[19:03] <lalla> Doctech:Actually how r those screens pumped at the time of installatio...can i modify them?
[19:03] <tripps> sebsebseb, so what now?
[19:03] <RyanP> BentSpace: One of the things I can see with setting up a VPN, is it appears you already have all of the hardware, you'll don't have to buy anything else.
[19:04] <melsu> hello
[19:04] <Docteh> lalla: you can probably modify anything with varying degrees of difficulty, i'm still not sure exactly which screens you're talking about though
[19:05] <Igramul> Hi, is there a meta-package that will always install the source code of the currently installed kernel?
[19:05] <lalla> Doctech:the first screen which appears to language option
[19:05] <rocket16> Friends, instead of downloading Xubuntu, if I download the Xubuntu package, will there be any reduction in functionality?
[19:05] <tripps> Certainly people will install a LTS on a not-brand-spanking-new laptop, right?
[19:05] <lalla> Doctech:the first screen which appears to choose language option,time zone  etc..
[19:06] <iceroot> rocket16: install xubuntu-desktop, its the same as the xubuntu-cd
[19:06] <tripps> and we wonder why people give up on linux. <shakes head>
[19:06] <nuju> well bye
[19:06] <rocket16> iceroot: Thanks, but will the speed be the same?
[19:06] <iceroot> tripps: you have a support question?
[19:06] <iceroot> rocket16: yes
[19:07] <sh1ny> Igramul, aptitude install linux-source
[19:07] <rocket16> iceroot: Thanks, :)
[19:07] <iceroot> rocket16: if you want more speed  try lubuntu-desktop instead of xubuntu-desktop
[19:07] <Igramul> sh1ny, thanks
[19:07] <tripps> iceroot, yes. X locks my laptop up tight.
[19:07] <melsu> Hi, installed winxp on lucid lynx machine and lost grub. any ideas for restoring?
[19:07] <sh1ny> actually xfce is faster than gnome
[19:07] <iceroot> !grub2 | melsu
[19:07] <tripps> iceroot, on hardy and jackalope, everything worked fine.
[19:07] <sh1ny> so if you have an older machine, use xfce
[19:08] <BentSpace> RyanP, Well I don't have the NAS yet, I am planning to buy one or an EHD for remote backup?
[19:08] <lalla> Doctech:can i add some scripts for manual installation of packages at runtime?
[19:08] <melsu> thanks
[19:08] <Docteh> can anyone tell me why starting gdm automatically and logging in I'm using 713mb of ram, but when i start gdm manually and then log in I'm only using 256mb of ram?
[19:08] <iceroot> tripps: and we should guess what is not working? please use a detailed support question
[19:08] <tripps> iceroot, not trying to load lynx, and it doesn't detect screen, graphics, hardware, etc.
[19:08] <lalla> Doctech:can i add some scripts for manual installation of packages at runtime(installation)?
[19:08] <tripps> s/not/now
[19:08] <exalt> hello is there any online tutorial about cli wireless networking with wpa ? a wicd-cli tutorial or something? i cant find it on google
[19:08] <discopatrick> greetings. can someone explain the difference between linux desktop and server - is it as i assume just a difference in pre-installed software?
[19:08] <iceroot> tripps: live-cd or real installation?
[19:09] <maco> discopatrick: pretty much
[19:09] <tripps> iceroot, real installation
[19:09] <rocket16> iceroot: Thanks, I am checking out both. But since I have many packages installed, so I am thinking of installing Xfce and LXDE package only.
[19:09] <donavan01> anyone have an opinion on a good program for downloading podcasts from RSS  feeds ?   one that runs in windows and ubuntu would be awesome if such a beast exists
[19:09] <discopatrick> correction - *ubuntu* desktop and server... thanks maco
[19:09] <sh1ny> discopatrick, the biggest difference is that server distro has no desktop guy and it's with custom tailored kernel
[19:09] <iceroot> discopatrick: server edition comes without a gui ad with another kernel
[19:09] <maco> discopatrick: server had a separate kernel but i think in 10.04 they just use teh -generic-pae kernel that the desktop cd installs when you have >=4GB RAM
[19:09] <tripps> iceroot, note failsafe X seems to run just fine
[19:09] <sh1ny> maco, don't ever use 32bit on a 64bit cpu or with more than 1GB ram
[19:09] <sh1ny> maco, pae sux big time
[19:09] <adnyxo> hello
[19:10] <adnyxo> i need some help with winff
[19:10] <resno> donavan01: i dont think youll find such a thing. maybe songbird
[19:10] <maco> sh1ny: i completely disagree
[19:10] <iceroot> sh1ny: why ot use 32bit with more then 1gb ram on 64bit cpu?
[19:10] <iceroot> sh1ny: maybe you mean 4gb?
[19:10] <maco> sh1ny: on less than 4GB of RAM, 64bit is incredibly slow and results in lots of swapping because the memory usage is so much horribly higher
[19:10] <kong> hello guys, question: So im trying to set up a backup box for a company, all is going well accept for the actual hard drive mounting, there are 4 HD's total, with 2 being rotated in and out, i have all 4 UUID's in the fstab but for some reason when i switch out the removable hard drives it wont auto mount them upon startup. I have all the UUID's set in the fstab!! cant figure this out, am i missing something?
[19:10] <ubunto> What's the best Ubuntu?
[19:10] <iceroot> maco: there is no speed difference
[19:10] <sh1ny> maco, iceroot  - http://www.realworldtech.com/forums/index.cfm?action=detail&id=78966&threadid=78766&roomid=2
[19:11] <maco> sh1ny: my system had 2GB and 64bit and was unusable
[19:11] <iceroot> sh1ny: with your own words
[19:11] <maco> iceroot: a 32bit system with 1GB is faster than a 64bit with 2GB, in my experience
[19:11] <sh1ny> maco, it's not me saying it, it's torvalds
[19:11] <adnyxo> my 64 bit system has 8gb ram
[19:11] <sebsebseb> 64bit Ubuntu works well on the other computer, with 2GB RAM
[19:11] <iceroot> maco: no
[19:11] <adnyxo> but on all others i use 32
[19:11] <donavan01> resno ... I know atunes will do it and its cross platform ... but i wanted something that would just download them without all the extra junk but oh well
[19:11] <maco> iceroot: you wanna try my hardware?
[19:11] <jerome1232> maco, I used 64 bit on a machine with 1 gb of ram, i used like 64 more mb's of ram than a 32 bit installation.
[19:11] <sebsebseb> I don't notice a difference between the 32bit version though
[19:11] <sh1ny> maco, iceroot just read my link
[19:11] <Docteh> kong: you're expecting the externals to get mounted when plugged in?
[19:11] <iceroot> maco: no, i know how things are working
[19:11] <resno> donavan01: what extra junk?
[19:11] <maco> jerome1232: i was constantly swapping a full 2GB of swap when i had 2GB of RAM with 64bit
[19:12] <discopatrick> maco: that's interesting to know about 64bit on < 4GB, cos i'm looking for an installation with a very low footprint, so i may download the 32 bit version
[19:12] <exalt> !wicd-cli
[19:12] <sebsebseb> the  should only have 4GB RAM to do a 64bit OS thing, is rubbish
[19:12] <kong> Docteh, yeah, i shutdown the system, take out the 2 backups and replace them with the empty drives, then turn the cpu back on
[19:12] <donavan01> resno ... media player... ipod junk that sort of thing
[19:12] <sh1ny> discopatrick, look at the link i pasted, then consider again
[19:12] <sebsebseb> at least 4GB I meant above.
[19:13] <iceroot> sh1ny: again, there is no difference
[19:13] <resno> donavan01: i use a script that downloads podcasts, and then i can play through the samba or upnp. but it wont work in windows.
[19:13] <maco> jerome1232: my 32bit system with 1GB doesnt often touch swap
[19:13] <Docteh> hmmm, sounds like it should work
[19:13] <sh1ny> iceroot, take this to torvalds then, i'd rather trust what he says
[19:13] <GeekSquid> resno: what's the filetype?
[19:13] <maco> sh1ny: he cant possibly have tried all hardware or all use cases
[19:13] <Docteh> kong: you could always mount them in /etc/rc.local :-/
[19:14] <resno> GeekSquid: wrong person?
[19:14] <iceroot> sh1ny: please reread the article, its about pae
[19:14] <trippss> iceroot, lspci shows Display controller: Intel Corporation 82852/855GM Integrated Graphics Device (rev 02). ideas?
[19:14] <BentSpace> RyanP, thedude42, a3ist, thank you very much for the help, appreciate it.
[19:14] <donavan01> resno ... yeah wasnt sure if someone out there had made something like that for java or whatever ... thanks for the info
[19:14] <sh1ny> iceroot, and karmic and above come with pae by default on 32bit server installs
[19:14] <iceroot> trippss: hm, i know there was a problem in jaunty
[19:14] <adnyxo> winff gives the error unknown encoder 'libxvid'
[19:14] <resno> donavan01: its written in bash. havent seen java ones
[19:14] <maco> my 64bit system right now is using 3667MiB RAM. i have firefox, kontact, quassel, choqok, open office, and some terminals open
[19:14] <axisys> how do I make the ethtool setting permannent ? so far the best suggestion I found is from 2007 saying to use pre-up
[19:14] <kong> Docteh, im not familiar with that file, what would be the advantages/disadvantages?
[19:14] <axisys> pre-up ethtool -s eth1 speed 100 duplex full autoneg off
[19:14] <adnyxo> how can i fix this? is it just a missing package?
[19:14] <iceroot> sh1ny: we are talking about desktop-editions
[19:14] <sh1ny> iceroot, same for desktop
[19:14] <GeekSquid> maco: www.linuxatemyram.com
[19:14] <iceroot> sh1ny: no
[19:14] <DanaG> Weird... something keeps writing "AT+GCAP" to my serial console.
[19:15] <Crash1hd> OK this is confusing if I run mount /etc/sda1 /media/MyOS I get only root can do that?
[19:15] <iceroot> sh1ny: and now stop posting untrue stories please
[19:15] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: uh do you mean /dev/sda1 ???
[19:15] <Docteh> kong: disadvantages is its not as nice of a solution compared to /etc/fstab working properly, advantages are rc.local is a shell script, can do any sort of commands there
[19:15] <Docteh> !ureadahead
[19:15] <maco> GeekSquid: except disk caching doesnt make sense when your cache is going to swap!
[19:15] <sebsebseb> maco: isn't debating/arguing about RAM, off topic?  or at least in this kind of context
[19:15] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, yes yes I do lol :) thanks
[19:15] <maco> GeekSquid: because then its still on a danged disk
[19:15] <donavan01> resno ... yeah I didnt figure such an animal existed ... thanks for the info anyways
[19:15] <discopatrick> sh1ny: strong words from torvalds there... is that *really* him?
[19:16] <kong> Docteh, ok ill add the mount in the rc.local and see what happens when i restart... thanks man!!!
[19:16] <maco> discopatrick: why does your text keep turning italic?
[19:16] <sh1ny> discopatrick, doesn't sound like him to you ? :P
[19:16] <discopatrick> maco: i have no idea, what client are you using?
[19:16] <sh1ny> discopatrick, try finding what he said about ext4, this here is actually calm :)
[19:17] <jimmy51_> does ekiga support encryption?
[19:17] <discopatrick> sh1ny: i saw a clip of him on that documentary about free software and he seemed wuite a mild mannered chap!
[19:17] <maco> discopatrick: quassel
[19:17] <Pici> maco: probably because he keeps *emphasizing* things with *asterisks*, irssi bolds those for me. Your client may do things differently.
[19:17] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, the problem is though if I run sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/My\ OS/ (which works) but then run ls -al /media its owned by root when all other folders are owned by user 1000
[19:17] <cbovard> any suggestions for a good code editor (gui)? Not vi, vim, nano.. Looking for something with tabs
[19:17] <sh1ny> discopatrick, he might be, not when he tends to prove people wrong tho
[19:17] <maco> Pici: except its *not* the asterisk'd text that's italic for me
[19:17] <iceroot> cbovard: vim has tabs :)
[19:18] <iceroot> cbovard: maybe try emacs
[19:18] <maco> Pici: it was from the "e" in *really* all the way to the end of the line
[19:18] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: sudo chown Crash1hd:Crash1hd /media/MyOS -R
[19:18] <MrKeuner> what partition system would you suggest for a laptop
[19:18] <discopatrick> maco: weird.
[19:18] <fosscon> can someone tell me if gnu talk is like that talk program to chat?
[19:18] <Pici> maco: oh. Well his last message that he sent before you asked had a spurious ^] character in it.
[19:18] <MrKeuner> ext3 or ext4 or ?
[19:18] <maco> Pici: interesting
[19:18] <GeekSquid> MrKeuner: if karmic or Lucid ext4 .. if before that ext3
[19:18] <sebsebseb> fosscon: is like what talk program?
[19:19] <fosscon> a program called "talk"
[19:19] <fosscon> a command line chat
[19:19] <MrKeuner> GeekSquid, it's Lucid... ext4 is mature enough?
[19:19] <cbovard> thanks
[19:19] <Docteh> MrKeuner: he said yes on ext4
[19:19] <discopatrick> sh1ny: so are you saying it's fine to use a 64bit OS with <4GB RAM?
[19:20] <sebsebseb> discopatrick: yes it is
[19:20] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, that doesnt change it
[19:20] <GeekSquid> MrKeuner: I haven't expierenced any problems yet, with any of my systems since the move to lucid
[19:20] <sh1ny> discopatrick, i am using it all the time on more than enough servers
[19:20] <sebsebseb> discopatrick: The other computer has 64bit Ubuntu with 2GB RAM,  works fine
[19:20] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: that should give you ownership of the mount
[19:20] <PolitikerNEU_> 1 GB is not enough RAM for 64bit imho
[19:20] <sh1ny> discopatrick, and i am pretty sure we will see 32bit fall off the servers scene pretty soon and a few years after that from the desktops too
[19:20] <sebsebseb> discopatrick: also I know someone on IRC, who  does or has done  another distro with 1GB RAM and 64bit and yep fine for him
[19:20] <theoros> is there a way to access the Applications menu with a keyboard shortcut?
[19:20] <Crash1hd> you would think
[19:21] <sebsebseb> discopatrick: try for yourself I guess
[19:21] <Crash1hd> I ran it nothing happens doesnt even ask for a password
[19:21] <sebsebseb> discopatrick: if you got 1GB RAM, but your proccessor is 64bit, right well try for yourself I guess, if things are slow or whatever put 32bit on
[19:21] <Docteh> 1 gig of ram on 64bit is okay, my sisters desktop has that setup
[19:21] <Crash1hd> and I double checked my spelling
[19:21] <Docteh> ffs
[19:21] <queso> This is a sysadmin question, so if you can point me to a more appropriate channel I'll be happy to ask my question there:  What's the best way to analyze log files?  Is there something that can easily graph them, etc.?  Particularly I'm looking at nginx access logs.
[19:21] <richdel> theoros: use gnome-do and ull never need the applications menu
[19:21] <theoros> richdel: thanks for that great piece of advice.
[19:21] <theoros> my trackpad has stopped working so i want to get to System
[19:21] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, I also tried sudo su which puts me as root and did it still nothing
[19:22] <resno> queso: #ubuntu-server would prob be better place
[19:22] <theoros> so, a keyboard shortcut to get to the menu, would be great
[19:22] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: and browsing to /media/MyOS from your user does nothing?
[19:22] <queso> resno: thank you :) didn't know that channel existed
[19:22] <iceroot> queso: logcheck
[19:22]  * zYc is away (Bis bald, bin dann mal weg)
[19:22] <discopatrick> thanks for the tips guys. ciao for now
[19:22] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, when I do ls -al /media/ still shows it is owned by root
[19:22] <Kemeros> Hello :)  When i get system notifications, some of the text seems to be cut off and can't read the whole message. Tried to look in all the settings i could find but can't fix it. Any ideas? Using Kubuntu 10.04 sorry to ask here but #kubuntu are not avaible or uninterested by the question ^^.
[19:22] <resno> queso: no problem, there ar emany others ones around
[19:22] <michele> ciao
[19:22] <queso> iceroot: thx, I'll check that out
[19:22] <Docteh> I started gdm from rc.local "start gdm" instead of via upstart, and I'm using 400mb less of ram
[19:23] <sgronblo> Where has the CD integrity check gone in the newest ubuntu?
[19:23] <Kemeros> available*
[19:23] <Docteh> where do i file a bug like THAT?
[19:23] <michele> film
[19:23] <iceroot> !bug | Docteh
[19:23] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, but the Color coding is Green background with Green text on the My OS
[19:23] <jerome1232> discopatrick: 64 bit has a *slightly* higher memory footprint, I just don't think 64 vs 32 will have a drastic enough impact on ram, you will be gaining speed in other area's particuallry with things such as compression, encoding, encryption.
[19:24] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: would you pastebin the output of ls -al /media
[19:24] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, sure
[19:24] <kong> Docteh, well that worked, but it took me chmoding /bin/mount and /bin/umount to 777, they all mount correctly now! thanks for the advice
[19:24] <dk0> Anyone know how to stop /etc/printcap from being re-created at startup?
[19:24] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, is there a command to send it to clipboard like >> does to file
[19:24] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: running lucid?
[19:24] <queso> resno: what are some others?  is there a big, general linux one?
[19:25] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, yes
[19:25] <sebsebseb> Docteh: A little while ago now when you did, but try not to swear in here :)  and yes using those three letters like that counts
[19:25] <theoros> a keyboard shortcut to get to System in the menu, anyone?
[19:25] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, sadly thats when all hell broke loose with a lot of things
[19:25] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, not just this
[19:25] <fosscon> what's a ttyname?
[19:25] <MrKeuner> Docteh, how did you hear him ? :)
[19:25] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && ls -al /media | pastebinit
[19:25] <resno> queso: maybe, i dont know about it. try #linux. its be to general though, imo. the server channel is slower, but has good info in it
[19:26] <queso> resno: okay, thx again
[19:26] <sgronblo> how can I check the integrity of my burned CD with the 10.04 live CD?
[19:26] <GeekSquid> queso: webalizer should be able to work with those logs
[19:26] <o_be_one> hi
[19:26] <GeekSquid> !hi | o_be_one
[19:26] <fosscon> ok got it
[19:26] <o_be_one> anyone know how to read WMA on AmaroK and/or songbird ? thanks :)
[19:26] <queso> GeekSquid: thx, I'll look at that too
[19:27] <tripps> iceroot, ideas?
[19:27] <richdel> o_be_one: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[19:27] <o_be_one> richdel, sure ?
[19:27] <edowardo> where is the config file for the keyboard layout?
[19:27] <pmp6nl> Hello, When attempting to run system update I am getting errors with bzrtools, python-dateutil, python-gnomedesktop, etc.  Does anyone have any ideas? More info at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1480588
[19:27] <richdel> o_be_one: wma codecs are included in the win32codecs package as far as i know
[19:27] <o_be_one> yes richdel its right
[19:27] <o_be_one> ok i try :)
[19:28] <crazy6> after dist-upgrade, when I try to log in at KDM, it fails and dumps be back to KDM. Does it for KDE and Failsafe.
[19:28] <richdel> edowardo: its usually helf in xorg.cong
[19:28] <sebsebseb> crazy6: after an upgrade from 9.10 to 10.04?
[19:28] <richdel> edowardo: conf*
[19:28] <noxi> I have a pretty simple question: I just installed lxde ontop of ubuntu 10.04 through the ubuntu software manager. I would like to use my compiz settings but it appears compositing is not enabled. How do you enable it in lxde?
[19:28] <crazy6> sebsebseb: yeah
[19:29] <sebsebseb> noxi: not sure, but I have a feeling Compiz isn't really for LXDE
[19:29] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, got Posting is currently disabled for a few minutes as we are moving...blah blah blah
[19:29] <richdel> noxi: try alt-f2 compiz --replace & disown
[19:29] <edowardo> richdel: is there any alternative places?
[19:29] <soreau> richdel: using & disown from alt+f2 run dialog is utterly pointless
[19:29] <crazy6> sebsebseb: I'm not even sure what log file to start looking at
[19:29] <noxi> richdel: didnt work
[19:30] <sebsebseb> crazy6: KDM is better than GDM :)  however since you have a problem with it, you could try removing KDM,  put GDM on, see if that works,  then  install KDM, and hopefuly it will work
[19:30] <richdel> yeah system->preferences->keyboard for a nice gui ... but i taught u were looking for a conf file :) my bad
[19:30] <ripdisk> i changed my video card from a geforce with 128mb to a radeon with 256mb... how do i tell ubuntu to stop using the geforce drivers and use the proprietary ati drivers
[19:30] <soreau> sebsebseb: compiz will work fine with lxde
[19:30] <sebsebseb> soreau: ok
[19:30] <richdel> sorry las comment was ment for edowardo
[19:30] <soreau> noxi: Simply run compiz --replace to start compiz
[19:30] <sebsebseb> soreau: actsaully  what was I thinking, saying it  might not, ah well
[19:30] <ManDay> I've been told to ask #ubuntu on Audacious - who can help?
[19:30] <Gnea> ripdisk: system->preferences->hardware
[19:31] <soreau> noxi: If it does not work, please run this command in a terminal and pastebin the output to pastebin.org
[19:31] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: works for me, did notice the announcement on the pastebin page http://pastebin.com/zvZ5F8jB
[19:31] <shane2peru> What is the minimal that ubuntu needs to install on the harddisk, defualt as it is?
[19:31] <noxi> soreau: the problem isnt running compiz, its enabling the desktop effects
[19:31] <ripdisk> gnea: i'm there and the ati drivers arent showing up.
[19:31] <shane2peru> !requirements
[19:31] <richdel> noxi: do wat soreau jus said
[19:31] <Gnea> ManDay: you have to ask the question first
[19:31] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: about 1GB
[19:31] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: or maybe not
[19:31] <crazy6> sebsebseb: ah, actually, it appears to be a problem with X starting, due to my mouse...
[19:31] <soreau> noxi: That is the same thing. Please use a pastebin service
[19:31] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, but I just did it the old fashion way (hope that way works later looks cool) http://www.pastie.org/966138
[19:31] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: however a default install of Ubuntu takes up about 1GB
[19:31] <shane2peru> sebsebseb, so, with a default install 2 would be fine?
[19:31] <edowardo> richdel: I am lookign for the actual file, actually. Currently my cryptsetup will not let me into my drive on boot until i change it back to US en. i originally changed it from the gui interface that you mentioned
[19:31] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, I even got it when I went to pastebin.com and tried
[19:31] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: also the desktop version can be installed onto only 4GB of space
[19:31] <o_be_one> richdel it's ok for ubuntu restricted extras
[19:31] <sebsebseb> shane2peru: since netbooks with hardly any space, can also run it
[19:31] <o_be_one> whats to do now ? :)
[19:31] <whitecat> help!!! i've installed ubuntu-restricted-extras in lynx but i still cannot play a lot of formats in totem... tried to play an mp4..it says MPEG-4 AAC decoder and H.264 decoder missing. what do i do?
[19:32] <maco> GeekSquid: by the way, that webpage agreed with what i said
[19:32] <soreau> noxi: Also, it would be easier to get help in #compiz to alleviate some of the channel traffic here
[19:32] <noxi> All: i think something did just work, one moment
[19:32] <sebsebseb> whitecat: totem sucks
[19:32] <shane2peru> sebsebseb, right, from there I can start getting rid of stuff, ubuntu i386 normal disk 2GB for / is enough?
[19:32] <ikonia> whitecat: search out the codecs you need and what packages they are linked to
[19:32] <sebsebseb> whitecat: also for some of these propritary formats, I think you need medibuntu
[19:32] <obiwan_> guys anybody using phenny or who doesn't mind installing it to give me your default config file please. i removed mine's and now even removing purging it and reinstalling it doesn't regenerate. you just have to sudo apt-get install phenny, run phenny, and then go to ~/.phenny/default.py and pasting me its content (pm or pastebin whatever) thanks!
[19:32] <crazy6> is there a way to get dpkg to automagically generate a new xorg.conf?
[19:32] <sebsebseb> !codecs  | whitecat
[19:32] <ManDay> I use the GTKui of AUDACIOUS which I prefer over the ugly-as-hell winamp duplicate and comes closest to foobar. UNFORTUNALLY it lacks like half of the functions as it seems - How would I open the equalizer or even just change from shuffled playback to straigh playback?! All the buttons seem to be missing in GTKui and the menu isnt helpful either!
[19:32] <ManDay> Gnea,
[19:32] <Gnea> man, found the info, and the guy already left
[19:32] <ManDay> ^
[19:32] <maco> GeekSquid: the spot it says to look in "free -m"? it says 1444mb free out of my 4gb... thats definitely oer 2gb in use for a pretty normal workload
[19:33] <soreau> crazy6: Try Xorg -configure
[19:33] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, updated it to add the colors http://www.pastie.org/966138
[19:33] <slow-motion> hi
[19:33] <Pici> obiwan_: purge won't remove config files that are in your home directory. If you want to re-create those, I suggest moving ~/.phenny/ elsewhere and running phenny for the first time to re-create them.
[19:33] <whitecat> sebsebseb, ikonia, i used the auto plugin search in totem cannot find the necessary plugins
[19:33] <edowardo> richdel: found it /etc/default/cpmsole-setup
[19:33] <ikonia> whitecat: do it manually
[19:33] <whitecat> ubottu, will look at the pages
[19:34] <obiwan_> oh Pici thanks!
[19:34] <richdel> edowardo: hahah i was tryin to google nice to know!!!
[19:34] <Gnea> ManDay: if the GTKui is lacking, why use it? it's too bad you don't like the xmms/winamp-like default skin that you can change to one of thousands of other themes, but at least it works and it works good
[19:34] <sebsebseb> whitecat: totem sometimes is a bit odd with  codecs that have been installed, unlike other players
[19:34] <Pici> obiwan_: That *should* get you sorted out.
[19:34] <edowardo> richdel: thanks either way!
[19:34] <obiwan_> yeah pici it didi
[19:34] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: the space in My OS ... try sudo mkdir /media/MyOS without the space and mounting it there, spaces have to be escaped which is a PITA
[19:34] <Gnea> ManDay: also, I don't think I've ever seen this "GTKui" thing before
[19:35] <edigleyg3> hi
[19:35] <whitecat> sebsebseb, odd? is there anything that can be done?
[19:35] <ManDay> Gnea, I vent seen it either but its not in LUCID
[19:35] <obiwan_> Pici: i just removed the config file in .phenny thinking running it again would bring it back, but looks like i had to move the whole dir
[19:35] <ikonia> whitecat: manually get the packages for the correct codecs
[19:35] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, will give it a try
[19:35] <Sonderblade> is there a way to purge all packages dpkg marks as "rc"?
[19:35] <ManDay> And no i dont like the xmms skin. i like foobar
[19:35] <sebsebseb> whitecat: personally I woun't bother, with totem for video or music, instead I would use another player
[19:35] <Gnea> ManDay: if it's not in the repositories then we likely don't support it
[19:35] <ManDay> Gnea, I want a simple interface - JUST LIKE the GTKui
[19:35] <ManDay> Gnea, it is of course in the repos
[19:35] <Gnea> ManDay: you said you haven't seen GTKui in LUCID
[19:36] <tripps> iceroot, please let me know the next steps I should take to configure my X settings properly.
[19:36] <ManDay> i said i havent seen it before BUT NOW it is in lucid
[19:36] <ManDay> thats what i said
[19:36] <Gnea> oh ok
[19:36] <bullgard> I have asserted »Personal File Sharing Preferences« > Share Files over the Network > Share public files on network. Using Nautilus I can see this network:///Public Files of <username> on <hostname> on 2 computers in the LAN. Right-click on this entry responds: "The stated location is not mounted. Cannot mount location. DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply. Message did not receive a...
[19:36] <whitecat> ikonia, using synaptic?
[19:36] <bullgard> ...reply (timeout by message bus)." How to fix this?
[19:36] <Gnea> it wasn't very clear the first time you said it, so I had to ask
[19:36] <ikonia> whitecat: yes
[19:36] <ManDay> Gnea, sorry my bad
[19:36] <Gnea> it's cool
[19:36] <ikonia> bullgard: restart dbus
[19:36] <ManDay> i typed "not" instead of "now"
[19:37] <whitecat> sebsebseb, i downloaded Arista for converting between various multimedia formats... it cannot find the necessary plugins either.
[19:37] <sebsebseb> whitecat: hrm this might be useful
[19:37] <sebsebseb> !medibuntu | whitecat
[19:37] <stefanbel> Hello everybody, does  anyone know how to disable shutdown/restart/suspend/hibernate from the gnome menu? I am googling for 2 hours right now and no solution works :-(  i have ubuntu 9.10 karmic
[19:38] <whitecat> ikonia, synaptic lists the codecs as installed
[19:38] <sebsebseb> whitecat: as for converting to an open format, there can be quality disadvantages when doing this.
[19:38] <ikonia> whitecat: which codecs
[19:38] <zvacet> whitecat:  do you have medibuntu repo if don´t read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[19:38] <GeekSquid> whitecat: it uses gstreamer bad and ugly
[19:38] <Gnea> ManDay: so, if it's in lucid... and it's there... and it's working.... (I don't use lucid yet, I'm still on 9.04 and 9.10..) ... then the only problem seems to be that it looks better but is less functional, is that correct?
[19:39] <mcl0vin> i am trying to run 'irw' but i keep getting "connect: No such file or directory" ...but i can see its there in /usr/bin/irw
[19:39] <crazy6> dangit, this is going to have the be the second computer I'm going to have to clean reinstall because of a failed 10.04 upgrade
[19:39] <ikonia> mcl0vin: ls -la /usr/bin/irw
[19:39] <whitecat> sebsebseb, ubottu, ikonia, GeekSquid --> i'll take a look at medibuntu first! will get back to you soon.... thank you.... zvacet --> ok i will
[19:40] <ikonia> whitecat: what codec do you need
[19:40] <mcl0vin> ikonia: "-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 10560 2009-10-17 03:07 /usr/bin/irw"
[19:40] <llutz> mcl0vin: irw cannot connect to lircd,
[19:40] <costre> crazy6, I never upgrade, I don't care what anybody says :) Clean installation from scratch is the only way to go
[19:40] <sebsebseb> whitecat: you don't need to message ubottu :)  it's  a bot, a computer program
[19:40] <ikonia> mcl0vin: do "/usr/bin/irw" what happens ?
[19:40] <whitecat> ikonia, MPEG-4 AAC decoder and H.264 decoder
[19:40] <whitecat> sebsebseb, oh! ok :)
[19:40] <ikonia> whitecat: ok - so have you looked for the x264 codec ?
[19:40] <cori_> -=^=-> BuDuScRiPt <-=^=- [ http://digilander.libero.it/udasoft ] XChat Plug-in by UDA'Software (V. 3.2.32)
[19:40] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, http://www.pastie.org/966138 done that
[19:41] <mcl0vin> ikonia: same thing
[19:41] <ikonia> mcl0vin: "file /usr/bin/irw"
[19:41] <whitecat> ikonia, synaptic says x264 in installed
[19:41] <llutz> mcl0vin: make sure lircd runs and there are /dev/lirc* files
[19:41] <whitecat> ikonia,  and so is libx264-85
[19:41] <ikonia> whitecat: ok - so then installing additional plugins won't matter
[19:41] <sebsebseb> ikonia: Does Ubuntu even have support for H.264  or medibuntu?  I mean it's only recently when Canonical paid the H.264 rights for OEM's
[19:41] <ikonia> whitecat: so looking at medibuntu won't matter
[19:42] <Gnea> ManDay: from what I can gleam, using GTKui is a feature of audacious2, so it sounds to me like the person or people to talk to about it would be the authors of the theme
[19:42] <ikonia> sebsebseb: x264 is open
[19:42] <mcl0vin> '/usr/bin/irw: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, stripped
[19:42] <whitecat> ikonia, installing ubuntu-restricted-extras should have worked, right?
[19:42] <sebsebseb> ikonia: oh ok
[19:42] <Sonderblade> what is the keyboard switching icon in the notification area for and how do you get rid of it?
[19:42] <crazy6> so, this gives up with some font errors... are these critial? fixable? http://pastebin.com/YnvSQMTq
[19:42] <tripps> iceroot, apparently there is a problem with 10.04 and Intel 82852 hardware: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1466969 - when will this be fixed?
[19:42] <Gnea> ManDay: which I believe you can find by looking in the /usr/share/audacious/ directory
[19:42] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: sudo mount /dev/sdxx /media/myos && sudo chown ......
[19:42] <ikonia> whitecat: the fact that you have the correct codec installed is what matter, so it looks like it's your player that can't access it
[19:42] <Gnea> ManDay: or /usr/share/doc/audacious/
[19:43] <llutz> mcl0vin: there is nothing wrong with your "irw" binary
[19:43] <ikonia> mcl0vin: I assume you're on a 64bit os
[19:43] <whitecat> ikonia, should i uninstall reinstall totem??
[19:43] <mcl0vin> ikonia: yes
[19:43] <pgpkeys> anyone know if beagle and strigi are linked? basically strigi backend is fast and doesn't bog down my system when it's apps run. Beagle does. I lose all responsiveness when beagle runs. Wondering if I can remove beagle without harming strigi and still having desktop search capability
[19:43] <ikonia> whitecat: I don't think so, no
[19:43] <ikonia> mcl0vin: how did you install it ?
[19:43] <whitecat> ikonia, Arista Transcoder has the same problem with the plugin
[19:43] <sebsebseb> ikonia: I am thinking of the Apple codec,  if I remember correctly that's H.264
[19:43] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, no change
[19:44] <Crash1hd> still owned by root
[19:44] <tux_> hows ubuntu 10.4?
[19:44] <mcl0vin> mcl0vin: i didn't
[19:44] <ikonia> sebsebseb: I thought that was quicktime
[19:44] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: what kind of partition?
[19:44] <ManDay> Gnea, firstly the GTKUI doesnt look better. it looks like sit. thats why i like it. lightweight and simple. second, i talked to the devs of audacious and they got allupset and said i should ask ubuntu about it
[19:44] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, ntfs
[19:44] <ikonia> mcl0vin: who installed it ?
[19:44] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, its a windows partition
[19:44] <zvacet> whitecat:  did you add medibuntu repo and from synaptic installed w32 codecs
[19:44] <sebsebseb> ikonia: I mean the one Apple want to use for the <video> tag in HTML 5, but also Microsoft
[19:45] <ikonia> sebsebseb: I don't know what you're talking about,
[19:45] <sebsebseb> ikonia: ok nevermind then
[19:45] <mcl0vin> llutz: ikonia i was following few tutorial , and i lost track
[19:45] <whitecat> zvacet, no... w32? let me take a look...
[19:45] <sebsebseb> tux_: depends on user, and to some extent the hardware,  try for yourself and find out I guess
[19:45] <tripps> iceroot, more specifically: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes
[19:45] <ikonia> mcl0vin: ok - so do you have any idea how you actually installed it ?
[19:46] <mcl0vin> ikonia: honestly no! i don't know whick pkg
[19:46] <tux_> sebsebseb: thankxxxx
[19:46] <Gnea> ManDay: why would they tell you to ask us?
[19:46] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: aah, use this example... sudo  mount  -t ntfs -o nls=utf8,umask=0222 /dev/hdb1 /media/c
[19:46] <mcl0vin> ikonia: but first i woul like to -purge remove <irw pkg>
[19:46] <ikonia> mcl0vin: I suspect that it's linked against some libraries that are not in place, (or you've deleted them) that's stopping it working
[19:46] <llutz> mcl0vin: irw cannot connect to lircd,  thats what that error says. its nothing wrong with your irw-binary
[19:46] <ikonia> llutz: oh, he was telling me it was "no such file or directory"
[19:47] <llutz> ikonia: file = lircd socket in this case
[19:47] <ikonia> llutz: thank you for that
[19:47] <ikonia> llutz: fantastic, thank you
[19:47] <whitecat> zvacet, adding medibuntu repo... wait...
[19:47] <sebsebseb> tux_: Ever used Ubuntu before?
[19:48] <mcl0vin> ikonia: so what i should do
[19:48] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, before I run that can I ask what does umask do?
[19:48] <tux_> sebsebseb: ya 9.10
[19:48] <ikonia> whitecat: why are you adding another repo - you have the codec
[19:48] <ikonia> mcl0vin: check out llutz's comment
[19:48] <sebsebseb> tux_: ok well even so, you may want to download this
[19:48] <sebsebseb> !manual | tux_
[19:48] <Gnea> ManDay: we just put the stuff together and let it work on its own, we're not responsible for actually writing the software. the authors are the ones that are resonsible for writing it and making it all functional and such. it's open source software, so if there's something missing that you think that yourself and others could benefit from, then you should look into making some software changes so that it does what you want it to do and submit a patch.
[19:48] <mcl0vin> llutz: what do you suggest i go about
[19:48] <m3asmi> hi
[19:48] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: see this page http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/mounting-windows-partition-onto-ubuntu-linux/
[19:48] <llutz> mcl0vin: check your lircd. does it run, are /dev/lirc* created? does /var/run/lircd... exist?
[19:48] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, thanks :)
[19:49] <m3asmi> I have problem to start apache !!
[19:49] <GeekSquid> !details | m3asmi
[19:49] <mcl0vin> llutz: when you say check it? what do you mean
[19:49] <lalla> Doctech:can i add some scripts for manual installation of packages at installation?
[19:49] <mcl0vin> dmesg it
[19:49] <ikonia> m3asmi: tell us the problem
[19:49] <whitecat> ikonia, zvacet :D so what should i do?? let me add the repo anyway... sometimes you can make the computer work by kicking it for a while :) ...wait...
[19:49] <mcl0vin> run it
[19:49] <ripdisk> i replaced my geforce with an ati and it will only start ubuntu in low graphics mode - and the proprietary drivers don't come up on the hardware drivers list
[19:49] <m3asmi> this is the resulte :  (99)Cannot assign requested address: make_sock: could not bind to address
[19:49] <idzme> heb ik wine geinstalleerd, staat het hele wine programma niet onder toepassingen, ook niet het configureren etc...nergens te vinden..mis ik iets?
[19:49] <ikonia> whitecat: if you wish to use un-trusted packages that you don't know what they do on your computer, by all means
[19:49] <crazy6> is there some way to run dpkg-reconfigure for everything?
[19:50] <Gnea> ripdisk: which ati card did you go with, exactly?
[19:50] <astra-x_> if your boot partition is on a different device than /, how do you let grub know that?
[19:50] <Darkstep> When installing Ubuntu on windows what's the difference between the installation sizes ?
[19:50] <lalla> can i add some scripts for manual selection of packages at installation?
[19:50] <ripdisk> i'm not sure, i have soooo many video cards laying around
[19:50] <GeekSquid> m3asmi: have you changed anything in /etc/hosts or /etc/apache2/sites-available
[19:50] <llutz> mcl0vin: any error when starting lircd? check /var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog for anything related
[19:50] <sebsebseb> Darkstep: you mean Wubi?
[19:50] <ripdisk> i know it's a radeon though
[19:50] <Darkstep> Yes
[19:50] <Gnea> ripdisk: just type:  lspci | grep VGA
[19:50] <zvacet> whitecat :_ add repo and then from synaptic install w32 codecs
[19:50] <sebsebseb> Darkstep: Wubi is ok for short term Ubuntu useage, when it works,  in the long run a proper partitioned install is better :)
[19:51] <mcl0vin> llutz: i am not sure how to start it
[19:51] <Darkstep> Why is it no good in the long run ?
[19:51] <ripdisk> VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV280 [Radeon 9200 PRO]
[19:51] <motaka2> does any one has any idea how i can see the contents of a file like this:  pdate.php_.tar_.gz
[19:51] <whitecat> ikonia, do you have any alternative suggestions? :)
[19:51] <sebsebseb> Darkstep: if I remember correctly to do with perfromance/speed
[19:51] <Gnea>  [Radeon 9200 PRO]
[19:51] <llutz> mcl0vin: try "sudo service lircd start"
[19:51] <Darkstep> I see.
[19:51] <ikonia> whitecat: investigate why your media player isn't/can't use the codec
[19:51] <CaptainTrek> ripdisk: check the hardware drivers window under administration
[19:51] <sebsebseb> Darkstep: the Wubi installer will probably mention that in fact, well did when I tried to do Wubi just to try not that long ago.  Also when it comes to data
[19:51] <ripdisk> i'm already looking at the hardware drivers window.
[19:51] <ripdisk> nothing shows up.
[19:52] <sebsebseb> Darkstep: if your install mess's up not so easy to get to,  if you done a partitioned install, just stick in Live CD,  access the partition and get hold of the data
[19:52] <ripdisk> i think it's because it's trying to say I still have my geforce.
[19:52] <m3asmi> no I chage my /etc/apache2/ports.conf
[19:52] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, hmm that changes the folder to blue but its still owned by root
[19:52] <mcl0vin> llutz: lircd: unrecognized service
[19:52] <m3asmi> NameVirtualHost *:80 \n Listen  :80
[19:52] <Gnea> ripdisk: check this out:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI   much of it is for 9.10 but should work fine on 10.04 as well
[19:52] <mcl0vin> llutz:  i installed it like this 'apt-get install lirc'
[19:52] <Darkstep> sebsebseb, I see.
[19:52] <GeekSquid> Crash1hd: lets see ls -al ... I think we are getting somewhere
[19:52] <sebsebseb> Darkstep: then of course if Windows messes up enough, Wubi will also mess up.  Also if Windows hasn't been disk defragmented for a long time, that can slow down Wubi/Ubuntu
[19:52] <LaLz> I just got rid of the menu bar on my Terminal window. How do I bring it back?
[19:53] <sebsebseb> Darkstep: well as far as I know for that last thing.
[19:53] <whitecat> ikonia, zvacet ...i'll get back to you shortly! :))
[19:53] <Darkstep> sebsebseb, I'm afraid of dual booting, cuz' of problems with grub
[19:53] <llutz> mcl0vin: using lucid?
[19:53] <zvacet> whitecat:  try another player like mplayer,vlc...
[19:53] <pgpkeys> anyone know if beagle and strigi are linked? basically strigi backend is fast and doesn't bog down my system when it's apps run. Beagle does. I lose all responsiveness when beagle runs. Wondering if I can remove beagle without harming strigi and still having desktop search capability
[19:53] <sebsebseb> Darkstep: Oh? what kind of problems? What problems?
[19:53] <Darkstep> sebsebseb, its hard to remove Ubuntu froam a dual boot
[19:53] <Darkstep> it's *
[19:53] <sebsebseb> Darkstep: not that difficult
[19:53] <Darkstep> well I need a windows cd..
[19:53] <Darkstep> to fixmbr
[19:53] <ripdisk> out of curiosity.... is a radeon 9800 better than a 9200
[19:53] <sebsebseb> Darkstep: delete the Ubuntu partition,  then let the Windows CD/DVD  do it's thing ot hte MBR
[19:54] <Crash1hd> GeekSquid, http://www.pastie.org/966138