[20:40] <BitWraith> I am really frustrated with ubuntu bluetooth right now... my Gentoo box works with these bluetooth headphones fine, but my netbook (running Xubuntu via Wubi) has such horrible bluetooth support that I can't even see that the headphones exist, let alone use them. I've even used the headphones on Ubuntu successfully before, which is even more annoying... I know that it SHOULD be working. lol
[20:40] <deany> I like the speed of fsck with huge partitions
[20:40] <pisecx> Yes, I so this help tomorrow, but I prefer stable update from repository
[20:40] <linuxguy2009> deany: Hmm cool Ill have to download an ISO for clonezilla again maybe it has matured and I can actually figure it out this time. Thanks for the recomendation.
[20:40]  * ActionParsnip doesnt get why people want to fix their firefox when its not broke
[20:40] <deonte> BitWraith: may be adapter
[20:40] <pisecx> ActionParsnip: it's slow!
[20:40] <Akram> quit
[20:40] <usr13> BitWraith: I dont think anyone has answered your question.... yet... I may have a solution
[20:40] <redpill_> seantater also check the channel...if u 2 r on the same (or adjesent) channels could cause interference
[20:40] <pisecx> I tried ff3.5 in windows on my job and it flyes!
[20:40] <ActionParsnip> pisecx: you weren't moaning 4 months ago
[20:41] <deonte> hah
[20:41] <ActionParsnip> pisecx: maybe you installed an addon and it went slow
[20:41] <pisecx> ActionParsnip: I was waiting for ff3.5 since they said that going to do it
[20:41] <BitWraith> I'll take any solution I can get, I just want to listen to music
[20:41] <deany> linuxguy2009, ive used the stable one for ages, never had trouble.  simple, just, enter, enter, enter
[20:41] <Brando753> hey does anyone know why windows xp would dramaticly slow down after installing ubuntu
[20:41] <SeanTater> redpill_: There are fourteen (or fifteen) networks in range - so they are in close channels
[20:41] <BitWraith> I will go get the bluetooth adapter fromm y pther machine and see if it works any better, brb
[20:41] <guntbert> !ot | pisecx ...
[20:41] <deany> linuxguy2009, also I use it on a usb stick
[20:42] <usr13> BitWraith: if you do:  ls -ltr /var/lib/dpkg/info/   and look at the dates and recall the dates you have done updates, you should be looking at the info you want.
[20:42] <deonte> BitWraith: it may be that your adapter does NOT support streaming'
[20:42] <sil3nt|warri0r> i have installed virtualbox, and there r many guests os including ms-vista, i want few of my friends to access those vms through vnc/rdp
[20:42] <linuxguy2009> sweet Ill definetly try it.
[20:42] <deonte> most adapters do not
[20:42] <sil3nt|warri0r> can anyone plz tell me how or where i will find a decent guide step by step
[20:42] <deonte> sil3nt|warri0r: then install VNC on them,,,
[20:42] <redpill_> seantater then mover ur channel to the farthest from all of them...if most are in the low digist say <6 then move to 11
[20:42] <Pirate_Hunter> errrh dont know how but i did something and alt-f2 doesn't work no ore anyone know how to fix this?
[20:42] <ActionParsnip> pisecx: it was announced 2 months ago
[20:43] <pisecx> ActionParsnip: yep. And I'm waiting for 2 months =)
[20:43] <SeanTater> redpill_: thanks - gtg
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> pisecx: and you weren't monaning it was slow when the current version was released
[20:43] <pisecx> ActionParsnip: I think we can go to offtopic channel
[20:43] <sebsebseb> sil3nt|warri0r: you just set that up in the vm's
[20:43] <redpill_> also check the power on ur wifi device  make sure the power is maxed out
[20:43] <soreau> Pirate_Hunter: Which window manager are you using?
[20:43] <BitWraith> deonte: as I just said, I have used these headphoens with this adapter before the update... it took a couple tries to establish the connection, butit did work
[20:43] <CodeWar> so upgrading to ext4 will give me better perf? Any reasons to believe it would be unstable yet ? One of the things I wished for is the ability to reset laptop ( well it gets reset or power drains out ) and not have to run fsck or some long check on the next boot
[20:43] <abbazabba> soreau: http://pastebin.com/d375832f
[20:43] <CodeWar> is this something ext4 provides?
[20:43] <deonte> BitWraith: oh, i must of missed that
[20:44] <BitWraith> it's a pretty crowded channel, I'm not surprised :-)
[20:44] <Kandy> Hey guys, I was hoping someone would help me out on this one. I need to completely uninstall ubuntu and use a different version (going from x64 back down to x86). How would I go about completely removing the unbuntu from my drive? (I'm dual-booting Ubuntu and Vista.)
[20:44] <deonte> CodeWar: perf?
[20:44] <redpill_> Codewar one reason to think i9t is stable is that the Ubuntu team chose to include it in one of their releases
[20:44] <deonte> Kandy: Just reinstall on the partition
[20:44] <sebsebseb> Kandy: delete the Ubuntu partitions on the Live CD in gparted/partitioneditor
[20:44] <deonte> Go manually on the live CD
[20:44] <xnox> Kandy: pop in x86 and install on top of the old partitions
[20:44] <Pirate_Hunter> soreau, gnome, i know it is weird i havent assigned any keys using alt+f2 yet now ive tried it and it doesn't work
[20:44] <redpill_> ext4 has been around for a while but its taken awhile for it to be included in Ubuntu
[20:44] <soreau> abbazabba: http://pastebin.com/m14fab539
[20:44] <guntbert> !prefix | BitWraith, thats why:
[20:45] <waylandbill> ext4 ran like a sloth on my laptop.
[20:45] <Promille> Is there any good books about how internet works perse? Like http://www.netfilter.org/documentation/HOWTO//networking-concepts-HOWTO.txt ? just more...
[20:45] <sil3nt|warri0r> deonte: sebsebseb: that i know, that i have to install vnc, but after that ? i have onely one public ip, how can i give muntiple access to mutiple vmc
[20:45] <Promille> comprehensive
[20:45] <sil3nt|warri0r> ^vms
[20:45] <soreau> Pirate_Hunter: Assigned using what?
[20:45] <abbazabba> soreau: thank you, let me cross my fingers
[20:45] <deonte> sil3nt|warri0r: iirc you can specify ports. I am not sure
[20:45] <Kandy> Do I need to completely reinstall windos also?
[20:45] <Pirate_Hunter> soreau, i said i havent assigned any keys so it should work but doesn't how do i fix it?
[20:45] <Kandy> windows*
[20:45] <sebsebseb> Kandy: no
[20:45] <deonte> Kandy: no
[20:46] <deonte> Just reinstall the partion where ubuntu IS already installed
[20:46] <deonte> do not touch the windows partition
[20:46] <sebsebseb> Kandy: what do you use Windows for?
[20:46] <deonte> sebastien: that is not the problem
[20:46] <Kandy> sebsebseb: gaming really
[20:46] <soreau> Pirate_Hunter: I don't know what you did to break it.. if there's no window manager running I know it wont work but it your windows have borders then it should be working
[20:46] <BitWraith> deonte: I decided to try the bluetooth adapter I normally use on my other machine... apparently ubuntu doesn't have a driver for it
[20:46] <deonte> Kandy: have you tried WINE or CrossOver
[20:46] <sebsebseb> Kandy: I was thinking you could maybe virtual machine Windows, but since your gaming well
[20:46] <soreau> Pirate_Hunter: s/it/if
[20:47] <waylandbill> is there a better bzr front-end than olive?
[20:47] <Kandy> deonte: I tried to use WINE with WoW but it keeps crashng
[20:47] <deonte> waylandbill: not that i know of, bzr is not that hard
[20:47] <BitWraith> deonte: so I am stuck with this one and I can't prove that the adapter isn't broken (aside from the fact that it worked fine last night and has done nothing but sit on my desk since then)
[20:47] <cellofellow> Kandy: VirtualBox 3 (released yesterday) has experimental 3D (DirectX and OpenGL) support. Try that maybe.
[20:47] <errors-FoFo> yo
[20:48] <waylandbill> deonte, I use the command line now just fine. was curious is all.
[20:48] <Promille> Is there any good books about how internet works perse? Like http://www.netfilter.org/documentation/HOWTO//networking-concepts-HOWTO.txt ? just more...comprehensive. Like the book about nmap by Gordon "Fyodor" Lyon ? I really enjoyed that book
[20:48] <deonte> BitWraith: it should not matter the adapter, uh iirc.
[20:48] <deonte> waylandbill: I understand.  Oh well i'll ask again in a bit
[20:48] <BitWraith> deonte: it didn't recognize either adapter thattime, something is wrong with my bluetooth stack on ubuntu
[20:49] <linuxguy2009> Hey just wondering has Adobe released a final stable version of flash for 64 bit installs yet?
[20:49] <ikonia> no
[20:49] <deonte> Kandy: If your computer is powerful enough, you could try installing VirtualBox.
[20:49] <BitWraith> I had to /etc/init.d/bluetooth restart just for the device to show up
[20:49] <mirak> salut
[20:49] <deonte> linuxguy2009: No, but the one in the respos works perfectly
[20:49] <Hilikus> does anyone know by shuffle by album is disabled in banshee? or how to enable it?
[20:49] <linuxguy2009> cool
[20:49] <Hilikus> why*
[20:49] <mirak> est ce qu'il y a moyen de faire en sorte que firefox ne vole pas le son aux autres applications ? nottament en ce qui concerne le flash et youtube
[20:49] <Kandy> deonte: What do yo thinkwould be reccoended requirements for it?
[20:49] <BitWraith> michael@ubuntu:~$ hcitool scan | Scanning ... | Inquiry failed: Connection timed out
[20:50] <guntbert> !fr | mirak
[20:50] <mirak> is there a way to have firefox not steeling the sound ?
[20:50] <mirak> guntbert: sorry
[20:50] <Pirate_Hunter> anyone know how to get alt-+2 working again
[20:50] <Pirate_Hunter> oops
[20:50] <deonte> Kandy: Well, what version of windows are you looking at?
[20:50] <Kandy> I ersnally use Windows Vsta Ultiat
[20:50] <mirak> firefox hogs the sound, with it's flash plugin, that's very anoying
[20:50] <Pirate_Hunter> anyone know how to get alt+f2 working again, it doesnt work for me?
[20:51] <Kandy> deonte: I also have this lag with my keyboard when I use linux. It's very annoying
[20:51] <wapko> have you tried turning it off and on again ? :P
[20:51] <cellofellow> Pirate_Hunter: alt+f2 is part of the gnome-panel process. So, if gnome-panel isn't running it won't work.
[20:51] <deonte> Kandy: Ok, then i would reccomend that your system have at LEAST 1.5gb of ram, and iirc an extra 40-50gb of HDD space
[20:51] <Kandy> deonte: and I keep getting an error whn Itry to turn on y graphics all thewa to max.
[20:52] <deonte> Kandy: what is your graphics card? Nvidia?
[20:52] <Kandy> deonte: good, I've got 4 gigs and plent of spae
[20:52] <Kandy> deonte: yep, 8600 GTS
[20:52] <Pirate_Hunter> cellofellow, oh that explain a lot than, hmmm would've thought it was independent lucky i got (do) running as well
[20:52] <Kandy> deonte: see, you can see I'm missig a few keys as I type
[20:52] <deonte> Kandy: have you enabled the restrcited drives?
[20:52] <foo__> How can someone turn off/on a keyboard with some shell command? Turning off/on mouse would be good too. Any ideas?
[20:52] <Kandy> eonte: I don't think so
[20:52] <cellofellow> Kandy: for VirtualBox you *really* want to have a dual-core CPU with the virtualization extensions. (AMD-V or VT-X).
[20:53] <deonte> cellofellow: that is not true
[20:53] <cellofellow> it's not required but it helps a ton.
[20:53] <BitWraith> deonte: after restarting the bluetooth services, I finally got ubuntu to recognize the other adapter. One adapter can hcitool scan but cannot use my headphones. the other adapter gives me nothing but errors.
[20:53] <cellofellow> Now, for KVM it *is* required.
[20:53] <Kandy> cellofellow: AMD Athalon X2 5200+
[20:53] <Pirate_Hunter> cellofellow, thanks for that really surprised me that it stoped working for no reason
[20:54] <deonte> Kandy: You are fine, just run it. You will have to provide a copy of windows though, do you have a CD or DVD with windows on it?
[20:54] <cactusfrog> hi
[20:54] <cellofellow> Pirate_Hunter: well, at least we figured it out. I know KDE and XFCE don't do it that way so it's always confused me, but hey, let it be.
[20:54] <cactusfrog> i am having trouble dule booting
[20:54] <Kandy> deonte: hmm, I think I've trashed that dvd. It got too scrathced. Can I use an image?
[20:54] <cactusfrog> i have one harddrive with linux an another with windows
[20:55] <deonte> Kandy: yes you can, that is better
[20:55] <Kandy> deonte: I can also go to XP for beterperformance if needed
[20:55] <cellofellow> Kandy: VirtualBox installs like a champ from ISO images.
[20:55] <deonte> That would be best Kandy
[20:55] <TurboTron> Hi everyone, I am trying to install a BNC on my server, I can compile the executable  no problem without OpenSSL, but when I attempt to compile using OpenSSL it keeps saying "No such file/directory" even though I know I have it correct. (  /usr/bin/openssl ). I can run OpenSSL via PuTTy without problems. The cmd I'm using is ./configure --without-boost --with-ssl =usr/bin/openssl     I'm on 8.04 Hardy Heron, anyone know what I am doing wrong?
[20:55]  * cellofellow has XP in VirtualBox, works as well as one can expect Windows to work.
[20:55] <cactusfrog> i really need to dule boot and i can't figrue out how
[20:55] <cactusfrog> i have both harddives plugged in but what ever is the slave drive does nothign
[20:56] <Kandy> while I'm etrieving my isofom my other box, does anyone knowhow to fix this keboard lag? I hav a micosoft wirelessdesktop 6000
[20:56] <TurboTron> Im using OpenSSL that came installed with ubuntu
[20:56] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: oh, that's an interesting setup. It will require you to tweak /boot/grub/menu.lst a bit.
[20:56] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: which system is on the master and which on the slave?\
[20:56] <deonte> Kandy: Uh, cant help ya there.
[20:56] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, ubuntu  is master now
[20:56] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: for this to work, Linux (or at least the /boot partition) needs to be on the Master, as does GRUB.
[20:56] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: ok, good.
[20:57] <Kandy> deonte: it works 00% fine when I go to windows but when I come her I get that lag
[20:57] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: can you pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst file?
[20:57] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, ok hold on
[20:57] <deonte> Kandy: hmm, strange. Uhhh i dont know what to tell you
[20:57] <cellofellow> !dualboot > me
[20:57] <Kandy> deonte: alright thanks
[20:57] <deonte> !dualboot
[20:58] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, i am new to ubuntu whers the adress bar in your folderse
[20:58] <eneko> #wormux
[20:58] <xnox> How long will it take to copy 12GB over USB 2?
[20:58] <wapko> cactusfrog: press ctrl-l
[20:58] <Vonor> !multiarch
[20:58] <deonte> xnox: about 20-30 min
[20:59] <xnox> deonte: tnx I hope my laptop battery will last =/
[20:59] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, ok here http://pastebin.com/m1cedae4e
[20:59] <Barridus> xnox, depends heavily on the speed of the device (like one flash drive etc can be tons faster than another)
[20:59] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: in Nautilus next to the pathbar buttons you can click a little button with a paper and pencil to get the ability to enter paths.
[20:59] <deonte> xnox: What format is the stick?
[20:59] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, ok thanks
[20:59] <xnox> deonte: Barridus: it's external harddrive which used to be internal
[20:59] <rlox> Hi
[20:59] <Barridus> xnox, also depends on what the file(s) is.  one huge file is faster than several smaller ones
[20:59] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, http://pastebin.com/m1cedae4e
[21:00] <xnox> Barridus: Ubuntu installation =) so many small ones
[21:00] <rlox> Hello, how do I scroll down on a man page?
[21:00] <deonte> xnox: oh, it should be uhh, idk like 15min then. If ur lucky
[21:00] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: ok, let's look at this
[21:00] <mickster04> i'm looking for an itunes replacement, any that you can buy from istores?
[21:01] <jrib> rlox: j/k
[21:01] <NickRiviera> DON'T LAUGH: Is there an undelete command for the ubuntu prompt?
[21:01] <rlox> no I am not joking.. nothing is working
[21:01] <NickRiviera> I just did a monstruously stupid thing...
[21:01] <jrib> rlox: what?
[21:01] <jrib> !recover | NickRiviera
[21:01] <rlox> I am using putty to connect to my server and when I open man page I can only view the first page of it
[21:01] <jrib> rlox: press j and k (sorry)
[21:01] <Kandy> deonte: should I install my new ubuntu on a ext3 filesystem or ext4?
[21:02] <shlook> How do i run games on the tv ?
[21:02] <guntbert> rlox: <pgDown>, '>' goes to the end,.... mostly the program "less" is doing the work, so man less should help too
[21:02] <jrib> rlox: I couldn't figure out why you brought up joking...
[21:02] <henryklyczkowski> What is the best program to shrink dvd?
[21:02] <deonte> Kandy: ext4
[21:02] <sebsebseb> Kandy: it's not  100%  stable in Ubuntu 9.04, because they don't have the later kernel and such
[21:02] <NickRiviera> jrib: tnkx
[21:02] <deonte> henryklyczkowski: what?
[21:02] <Vonor> are there any multiarch media?
[21:02] <henryklyczkowski> deonte backup dvd
[21:02] <shlook> no, it's not dvd, games on tv
[21:02] <deonte> henryklyczkowski: I never heard of shrinking
[21:03] <Kandy> sebsebseb: that may the be the problem I have with my keyboard. Sounds stupid I know ut hey, it's worth a shot
[21:03] <rlox> jrib ahh I understand now ... j/k lol
[21:03] <rlox> I'll try with less, second
[21:03] <sebsebseb> Kandy: no the file system has nothing to do with your keyboard
[21:03] <deonte> Kandy: the filesystem type has nothing to do with it
[21:03] <sebsebseb> !keyboard |  Kandy
[21:03] <The-Real-Rudi> hi there
[21:03] <deonte> yo
[21:03] <The-Real-Rudi> i got a problem too
[21:03] <mickster04> Kandy, i am using ext4 an its fine tho :P
[21:03] <deonte> what
[21:03] <deonte> Kandy: me too
[21:04] <TurboTron> Hi everyone, I am trying to install a BNC on my server, I can compile the executable  no problem without OpenSSL, but when I attempt to compile using OpenSSL it keeps saying "No such file/directory" even though I know I have it correct. (  /usr/bin/openssl ). I can run OpenSSL via PuTTy without problems. The cmd I'm using is ./configure --without-boost --with-ssl =usr/bin/openssl     I'm on 8.04 Hardy Heron, anyone know what I am doing wrong?
[21:04] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: http://pastebin.com/d4a9a83c
[21:04] <Kandy> sebsebseb: wireless keyboard?
[21:04] <rlox> Hm.. what is the syntaxis when using less with man ?
[21:04] <xnox> TurboTron: install -dev package
[21:04] <TurboTron> I'm using OpenSSL installed with ubuntu
[21:04] <deonte> !repat | TurboTron
[21:04] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, what should ido just replace my existing file
[21:04] <deonte> !repeat | TurboTron
[21:04] <s1gmab3ta> hey everyone, i am looking for a graphical frontend to LAME - something like razorLAME on windows, anyone know one?
[21:04] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: this should work. After using this menu.lst run `sudo update-grub` and rebooting.
[21:04] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: yup
[21:05] <s1gmab3ta> preferably something that can also work with FLAC
[21:05] <TurboTron> sorry, thought it went unoticed
[21:05] <BitWraith> alright, apparently nobody can help me here. I guess I'll give up, maybe switch to Gentoo on this machine as well.
[21:05] <s1gmab3ta> because i'm trying to get some FLACs to convert to MP3...
[21:05] <cactusfrog> ok
[21:05] <The-Real-Rudi> is there anybody who got knowledge about xrandr
[21:05] <bucky> TurboTron: do you have libssl-dev installed
[21:06] <TurboTron> yes
[21:06] <The-Real-Rudi> my second monitor displays the wrong resolution
[21:06] <The-Real-Rudi> but the command i use should be correct
[21:06] <The-Real-Rudi> i use tje same one at work or at friends home
[21:06] <guntbert> rlox: no, usually if you type man <progname> the "pager" used to display the manpage is "less", so any command that works in "less" should work with the man pages too
[21:07] <xnox> !grub > xnox
[21:07] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, ok all try it
[21:07] <The-Real-Rudi> here the cmd i', working with: xrandr --output LVDS1 --mode 1440x900 --rate 60.2 && xrandr --output VGA1 --mode 1440x900 --rate 60.0 --right-of LVDS1
[21:07] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, copied the thing for paistibin and then just typed this into terminal sudo update-grub
[21:07] <guntbert> TurboTron: did you see the suggestion from xnox ?
[21:07] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, should i reboot now
[21:07] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: ok, yes
[21:08] <The-Real-Rudi> but the resolution on the second screen is just 1152x870
[21:08] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, thanks a lot
[21:08] <TurboTron> yes
[21:08] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: np
[21:08] <TurboTron> and bucky
[21:08] <TurboTron> i have the libssl-dev package installed
[21:08] <somaunn> hello everybody
[21:08] <xnox> TurboTron: how are you compiling? using dpkg-buildpackage or manual upstream way?
[21:08] <NickRiviera> How do I get an entire directory structure via command line ftp?
[21:08] <The-Real-Rudi> anyone who can help me
[21:09] <xnox> !ask | The-Real-Rudi
[21:09] <bucky> TurboTron: BNC's website is dead.. consider apt-get install sbnc
[21:09] <The-Real-Rudi> xnox: ok, sorry, my first time here
[21:09] <Barridus> so... is firefox 3.5 ever going to be added to the jaunty repos?
[21:10] <TurboTron> xnox: Compiling using whatever came with the BNC settings for conf, then using "make" not too sure
[21:10] <guntbert> xnox: The-Real-Rudi *did* state his problem, though ...
[21:10] <s1gmab3ta> Barridus: yeah what is up with that, it's still at beta 4
[21:10] <bucky> Barridus: it's already in there
[21:10] <s1gmab3ta> what is this april
[21:10] <guntbert> !enter | The-Real-Rudi
[21:10] <TurboTron> gcc compiler?
[21:10] <natet> I'm getting the "Setting Locale failed" problem.  I've tried everything I've found on the boards (locale-gen, reinstalling the english language pack, dpkg-reconfigure locales, etc...)  Anyone know how to fix this problem?
[21:10] <TurboTron> nsorry not BNC, ezbounce
[21:10] <s1gmab3ta> bucky: what are you talking about, all the repos have is beta 4
[21:10] <TurboTron> but it is a IRC BNC @ bucky
[21:11] <Pici> !ff35 | Barridus s1gmab3ta
[21:11] <tumii> '
[21:11] <xnox> guntbert: sorry I didn't see it at first (too far back), sorry The-Real-Rudi
[21:11] <Barridus> thanks pici.  i can wait, just curious
[21:11] <Pici> Barridus: yw
[21:12] <Barridus> wasn't sure if jaunty was "frozen" at ff3.0 or whatever
[21:12] <guntbert> xnox: :)
[21:12] <jushoa> hey... I have a problem... my desktop and laptop cant see each other on my network, unless I turnoff my firewall (firestarter)  my laptop is wireless and desktop lan, and both use ubuntu 9.04, but had same problem with 8.10
[21:12] <xnox> TurboTron: try apt-get source package (where package the one you want to recompile with openssl)
[21:12] <xnox> TurboTron: and read up in debian/ dir maybe maintanainers left easy pointers on how to comile with openssl
[21:13] <xnox> TurboTron: debian way to recompile packages with optional stuff enabled
[21:13] <TurboTron> ok thanks for the help xnox
[21:13] <Peanut> Hi all - is there a linux-image-2.6.xx-yy-generic-pae image available for 9.04? It seems Karmic will have one, but can't find it for Jaunty?
[21:14] <The-Real-Rudi> so, here is my whole prob: i'm using xrandr with intel driver 2.7.0 and kernel 2.6.30 on jaunty, when i want to control my second monitor with the following cmd "xrandr --output LVDS1 --mode 1440x900 --rate 60.2 && xrandr --output VGA1 --mode 1440x900 --rate 60.0 --right-of LVDS1", the second monitor shows the wrong resolution - only 1152x870, so what could i do?
[21:15] <jushoa> no help for me ???
[21:15] <mickster04> jushoa does the internet work for both
[21:15] <xnox> The-Real-Rudi: google up xorg-edgers ppa and try intel drivers from there. There is a page on wiki.ubuntu.com about xorg-edgers ppa. I hope the external monitor will work better with those bleeding edge drivers
[21:15] <PEPSIpilot> hello everyone
[21:16] <PEPSIpilot> i have just copied Openoffice
[21:16] <xnox> The-Real-Rudi: personally I never managed to get external monitors to work *sigh* sorry
[21:16] <PEPSIpilot> how do i install it( sorry i am quite new to linix)
[21:16] <jushoa> Mickster...yes... its working fine... Its just on local network
[21:16] <cactusfrog> dule boot still doesn't work
[21:16] <natet> Anyone know how to fix the "Setting locale failed" problem?
[21:16] <lwells> I have electric sheep as my screen saver but my screen now never goes to sleep, anyone have this issue?
[21:16]  * awake is also a nerd
[21:16] <cactusfrog> it takes forever to load the os's and xp isn't in their
[21:16] <awake> :-)
[21:16] <The-Real-Rudi> xnox: thanks, i'll try it
[21:16] <Barridus> PEPSIpilot, welcome, but please be aware that the enter key is not to be confused with punctuation :D
[21:17] <mickster04> have you set up sharing folders on oth correctly?
[21:17] <PEPSIpilot> Sorry Linux(Ubuntu)
[21:17] <natet> jushoa: Define "See eachother"
[21:17] <Pici> PEPSIpilot: openoffice.org should already ben installed on your Ubuntu
[21:18] <guntbert> PEPSIpilot: openoffice is in the repositories, so no need to "copy" it, just install it from the software manager you like (synaptic, aptitude, apt-get)
[21:18] <xnox> How to turn off all of those status messeges in Pidgin? (e.g. nick enter/left channel)
[21:18] <cactusfrog> i really need help
[21:18] <PEPSIpilot> yip it was but i want the updated one
[21:18] <PEPSIpilot> which i already downloaded
[21:18] <jushoa> there is no icon in the network ... only a icon for its own
[21:18] <cactusfrog> i can't dule boot eventhough i enter the grub os selecter xp isn't their
[21:19] <MDC1> PEPSIpilot: did you download a .deb file?
[21:19] <mickster04> cactusfrog, have you tried adding it in:/
[21:19] <jushoa> and I have granted accecs for the ip adr... for both computers
[21:19] <cactusfrog> mickster04, i have no idea how to do it
[21:19] <mobi-sheep> xnox: Look under Pidgin Settings / Preferences / Plugins.
[21:20] <cactusfrog> mickster04, someone else modified it for me
[21:20] <cactusfrog> mickster04, what do i do
[21:20] <mickster04> cactusfrog, well is it XP or vista?
[21:20] <PEPSIpilot> its called RPMS version
[21:20] <cactusfrog> mickster04, xp
[21:20] <guntbert> PEPSIpilot: easier to enable  http://ppa.launchpad.net/openoffice-pkgs/ubuntu jaunty main as third party software source
[21:20] <bucky> PEPSIpilot: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Build_Instructions
[21:21] <guntbert> PEPSIpilot: don't use RPM on ubuntu
[21:21] <guntbert> !rpm | PEPSIpilot
[21:21] <PEPSIpilot> why not
[21:21] <mickster04> cactusfrog, i dont have dual boot atm, mayb someone here does who can lend you a copy of theres
[21:21] <cactusfrog> mickster04, what do i do?
[21:21]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por ahora
[21:21] <cactusfrog> mickster04, what is atm
[21:21] <PEPSIpilot> ohh okay
[21:22] <xnox> mobi-sheep: yeap it's a plugin to hide them! it's so much better here now ;-)
[21:22] <PEPSIpilot> well this is wat i downloaded OOo_3.1.0_LinuxX86-64_install_en-US.tar.gz
[21:22] <mickster04> cactusfrog, you need to add it to /boot/grub/menu.lst
[21:22] <mickster04> cactusfrog, atm = at the moment
[21:22] <smashbox> !ndiswrapper | smashbox
[21:22] <cactusfrog> mickster04, ah ok
[21:23] <jushoa> test
[21:23] <bucky> PEPSIpilot: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Build_Instructions
[21:23] <cactusfrog> mickster04, all try google what happens if i screw this up?
[21:23] <theelfyit> Enter text here...ciaoooooooo
[21:23] <natet> jushoa: I'm guessing you have a rule in your firewall that is blocking outgoing packets.
[21:23] <mickster04> cactusfrog, dont delete anything, you just want to add a couiple of lines
[21:23] <natet> Anyone know how to fix the "Setting locale failed" problem?
[21:24] <theunixgeek> How do I upgrade Firefox to 3.5 in Jaunty?
[21:24] <xnox> natet: what do you do when you see this error? what's the problem? please give more details
[21:24] <xnox> ff3.5 | theunixgeek
[21:24] <mickster04> !ff35
[21:24]  * xnox forgot ! =(
[21:25] <natet> It's a warning,  perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
[21:25] <natet> perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings: LANGUAGE = (unset), LC_ALL = (unset), LANG = "en_US"
[21:25] <theunixgeek> thanks, xnox
[21:25] <jushoa> natet...  dont know how... i have granted all my computers ip adr acces to each other, and have the deny rule instead of granted rule, soo I have to write if I want to block
[21:25] <bucky> theunixgeek: make all your repos available in synaptic and apt-get it
[21:25] <natet> jushoa: That's incoming access...
[21:25] <cactusfrog> can someone please lend me their menu.lst for grub so i can dule boot wint xp
[21:25] <xnox> natet:  Oh that's simple. Edit your .bashrc and add export LC_ALL = "en_US" for example
[21:26] <mickster04> cactusfrog, if someone has dual boot could they tell us the lines needed
[21:26] <xnox> natet: it's just an environment variable you can safely ignore it
[21:26] <mickster04> cactusfrog, is it xp or vista on the other partition
[21:26] <PEPSIpilot> is there no other to update openoffice
[21:26] <cactusfrog> mickster04,  its xp on another harddive
[21:26] <natet> xnox: I know I can ignore it, but it's masking the output from my commands, and is generally annoying...
[21:26] <bucky> PEPSIpilot: what version do you need and why
[21:27] <jushoa> natet...yes in firestater is it not the policy part...and inbound traffic policy???
[21:27]  * awake says goodnight
[21:27] <PEPSIpilot> i have version 3.0
[21:27] <PEPSIpilot> and 3.1 has more features
[21:28] <xnox> natet then add lines like this " export VARIABLE = "lang_COUNTRY" to ~/.bashrc or ~/.profile for each one perl is complaining about. I did long time ago once on one computer can't remember precise
[21:28] <jushoa> natet...I have "allow connections from host" and then my computers, my router and my printer ip adr
[21:28] <bucky> PEPSIpilot: then build it according to that link i gave you
[21:28] <mickster04> cactus frog, if i was at home i could log onto my ubuntu pc
[21:28] <sagredo> hi can someone tell me the location of the ubuntu start main menu icon?
[21:28] <Barridus> why is the firefox 3.5 beta 4 on the repos called "shiretoko" and not firefox/
[21:28] <Barridus> ?*
[21:28] <xnox> sagredo: usually it's the top left corner. But it can easily be removed and readed by right clicking on the panel
[21:28] <PEPSIpilot> looks like a big proccess
[21:28] <sagredo> xnox: I mean the location in the harddrive, to change it
[21:29] <PEPSIpilot> how do i know what Ubuntu i have
[21:29] <bucky> sagredo: upper right corner... called Applications
[21:29] <sagredo> hi can someone tell me the location (/usr/share/icons....) of the ubuntu start main menu icon?
[21:29] <natet> jushoa: I havne't used firestarter, but what I'm saying is that your computer is blocking specific outgoing packets from your computer.  If it can't send the packets to identify itself on the network, then the incoming rules you're talking about are useless.
[21:29] <guntbert> !version | PEPSIpilot
[21:29] <xnox> sagredo: It's part of the theme so it will be somewhere in /usr/share/icons/theme-name/
[21:30] <PEPSIpilot> Ubuntu 9.04      - the Jaunty
[21:30] <wWales> i have a program on my system that outputs all its activity into a logfile, how can i view this logfile in "real time", as in whatch whats being added as the program runs?
[21:30] <PEPSIpilot> !shell
[21:30] <xnox> sagredo: I'd recommend to use dpkg -L human-theme to see what icons it installs to pin point the icon exactly
[21:30] <mickster04> cactus frog, if i was at home i could log onto my ubuntu pc
[21:30] <meshuggah_> seb?
[21:30] <sagredo> xnox: very clever my friend, thank you
[21:31] <guntbert> PEPSIpilot: I got OOo 3.1, from the ppa, I told you above
[21:31] <mickster04> !grub
[21:31]  * xnox it took ~30 min to copy 9GB of ubuntu root over USB2
[21:31] <wWales> sagredo: it depends on what icon set you are using, most of the ones i have seem to name the startmenu icon start-here.svg or start-here.png
[21:31] <mickster04> !grub | cactusfrog
[21:31] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: how'd it go?
[21:31] <PEPSIpilot> ppa?
[21:31] <bucky> PEPSIpilot: here's a repo for OO.org 3.1
[21:31] <jushoa> natet...ok, so peharpse I should put the ip adr the computer im sitting on the list and not just other computer I want to have accecs...thx I will try that
[21:31] <bucky> http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/install-openoffice-31-in-ubuntu-jaunty.html
[21:31] <PEPSIpilot> http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Build_Instructions
[21:31] <w41pe> HI. My name is Wandeson. Brazil.  Where i find source code of the Ubuntu to Download.
[21:31] <guntbert> wWales: tail -f <yourlogfile>, when you are done <ctrl>c
[21:31] <bucky> PEPSIpilot: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/install-openoffice-31-in-ubuntu-jaunty.html
[21:32] <mickster04> !source
[21:32] <wWales> guntbert: thanks
[21:32] <PEPSIpilot> thanks
[21:32] <PEPSIpilot> i will have a look at it now
[21:32] <aaronsnell89> I have a question, if my sound card is 5.1 channel and my speakers are 2 channel, will that cause me to only hear static?
[21:32] <natet> xnox: That didn't fix it.
[21:32] <PEPSIpilot> hopefully i wont have any questions
[21:32] <guntbert> wWales: np :-)
[21:32] <PEPSIpilot> so Bucjy i am just new to the whole Linux thing
[21:33] <xnox> natet: =( sorry
[21:33] <guntbert> PEPSIpilot: someone will always be here to help :-)
[21:33] <PEPSIpilot> thanks alot
[21:33] <Barridus> why is the firefox 3.5 beta 4 on the repos called "shiretoko" and not firefox?
[21:34] <tumii> What's the temperature program which shows the temperature of CPU in a panel?
[21:34] <PEPSIpilot> now tell me the key i need to make does it need to be any extension
[21:34] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, i didn't work
[21:34] <bucky> because shiretoko was a mythical beast that didn't know how to google
[21:34] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, xp  was not on the list
[21:34] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: oh, darn :(
[21:34] <guntbert> Barridus: I doubt that is a support question, is it?
[21:34] <aaronsnell89> PEPSIpilot, I have a question: If my sound card is 5.1 channel and my speakers are 2 channel, will that cause me to only hear static?
[21:34] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, and it took forever for that list to genirate like 30 seconds
[21:35] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: is the Windows section still at the end of /boot/grub/menu.list?
[21:35] <cactusfrog> you never put it their
[21:35] <xnox> the UUID's on my harddrive have changed (moving partions around) is there an automagical way to fixup fstab and menu.lst?
[21:35] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, no
[21:35] <Barridus> guntbert, well it's hardly one about what someone had for lunch today :p
[21:35] <PEPSIpilot> no
[21:35] <guntbert> aaronsnell89: please ask the channel, then be patient, don't pick one nick for a question
[21:35] <cellofellow> Really?
[21:35] <cactusfrog> cellofellow, i dont think it ever was their how do i add it
[21:36] <guntbert> Barridus: but just as pertinent here :-)
[21:36] <aaronsnell89> sorry
[21:36] <aaronsnell89> I have a question, if my sound card is 5.1 channel and my speakers are 2 channel, will that cause me to only hear static?
[21:36] <w41pe> _Lau_: HI. My name is Wandeson. Brazil.  Where i find source code of the Ubuntu for download.
[21:36] <xnox> aaronsnell89: try and sii what happens ;)
[21:36] <Um_cara_qualquer> what is the comand to desinstall startup manager?
[21:36] <usr13> Barridus: I think just so as to set it apart from Firefox since it is "Shiretoko Alpha 1 is being made available for testing purposes only, and is intended for web application developers and our testing community."
[21:36] <xnox> aaronsnell89: well.... hear :)
[21:36] <cellofellow> cactusfrog: ok, just edit the file, and in there under the section Examples is an example Windows boot item. Just copy that to the end of the file, remove the comments, and change the "root" line to hd(1,0).
[21:36] <Barridus> guntbert, well then who should i ask to ensure i did not install the incorrect thing?  the vacation in hawaii channel?
[21:36] <guntbert> !repeat | aaronsnell89
[21:37] <guntbert> Barridus: there is always #ubuntu-offtopic for this kind
[21:37] <Barridus> usr13, ok then i have the right thing, thank you for supporting my question
[21:37] <aaronsnell89> just asking cause I hear static and I was wondering if that was the problem
[21:37] <cactusfrog> ok
[21:37] <bastidrazor> w41pe, http://releases.ubuntu.com/
[21:38] <Um_cara_qualquer> what is the command to uninstall startup manager?
[21:38] <w41pe> bastidrazor: Thanks.
[21:38] <usr13> Um_cara_qualquer: "startup manager"?
[21:38] <Um_cara_qualquer> yep
[21:39] <bucky> Um_cara_qualquer: dpkg -i startupmanager
[21:39] <cellofellow> !info startup-manager
[21:39] <bucky> Um_cara_qualquer: dpkg -r startupmanager
[21:39] <bucky> sorry
[21:39] <bastidrazor> Um_cara_qualquer, apt-get remove startupmanager
[21:39] <Um_cara_qualquer> thx
[21:40] <PEPSIpilot> Bucky Thanks
[21:40] <cellofellow> !info startupmanager
[21:40] <PEPSIpilot> i think its doing the trick
[21:40] <Chejop> If I saved a bunch of files to an external hard drive before uninstalling ubuntu and then ran a ubuntu live cd to try to retrieve the files, why would some of my pdfs say "permission denied" and not let me open or copy them? Is there anything I can do to fix this?
[21:40] <PEPSIpilot> can u just roughly explain to me what i just did
[21:40] <PEPSIpilot> and what the key means
[21:40] <maxblade> can anyone help me with sli?
[21:41] <frostburn> Chejop, you need to set the correct file permissions/user/groups for those files using sudo chown/sudo chmod
[21:41] <st3ph> i am on mint could u still help me at all?
[21:42] <bastidrazor> !mintsupport | st3ph
[21:42] <Vesta> hi guys.  should I be worrying if /usr/X11R6/bin/X always seems to be eating my CPU cycles?  I'm on an eee with Jaunty running, and getting annoyed by the thing grinding to a halt all the time :(
[21:42] <cellofellow> st3ph: ssssshhh, don't tell them you're on mint and no one will even notice. It's really 95% the same.
[21:42] <maxblade> does anyone now how to set up sli on ubuntu 9.04
[21:42] <mickster04> vesta try eeebuntu, it works gr8 on mine
[21:42] <st3ph> ok ty cellofellow
[21:43] <Chejop> Oh boy. It has been a while since I have used a command line (and I wasn't good at it then.) Do you think you could explain it idiot-level step by step?
[21:43] <st3ph> would u still help me plz
[21:43] <Vesta> mickster04, ooh, yeah... I'm using the netbook remix from the ubuntu site.  afaik, it's based on eeebuntu
[21:43] <s1gmab3ta> im trying to delete all the folders in a certain folder under a certain size. unfortunately, nautilus only shows folder size in terms of file count, not in terms of total item size. how should i go about this?
[21:43] <s1gmab3ta> is there a setting i can change in nautilus?
[21:43] <mickster04> vesta, what eee u using
[21:44] <Vesta> mickster04, eee 1000
[21:44] <st3ph> cellofellow: are u good with sound problems?
[21:44] <cellofellow> Chejop: when using the CLI, just remember the computer is more stupid than you and needs everything spelled out very precisely.
[21:44] <mickster04> vesta, what eee u using/
[21:44] <mickster04> vesta, sorry
[21:45] <weed37> O
[21:45] <mickster04> vesta, did u check the list
[21:45] <[A]KangB> hi people!
[21:45] <Vesta> mickster04, the list?
[21:45] <cellofellow> s1gmab3ta: the reason that Nautilus doesn't show the size of the folders is that the folders need to be scanned to determine that. Disk Usage Analyzer (baobab) will do that scanning for you, as will the du command.
[21:45] <cellofellow> st3ph: not really, but I can try to help.
[21:45] <natet> ls
[21:45] <natet> doh, wrong window
[21:45] <Vesta> mickster04, if I'm not on it does that mean I can't come in? :P
[21:45] <st3ph> i get no sound at all, i have soundcard it seems to know the drivers
[21:46] <st3ph> but it still doesnt play
[21:46] <cellofellow> st3ph: :(
[21:47] <cellofellow> st3ph: the sounds system in Ubuntu is so layered and convoluted. It could be the kernel drivers, could be pulseaudio. Hard to tell. Try installing pavucontroller and see if there is a sound device in there.
[21:48] <st3ph> ok
[21:48] <martincasc> Help! I want to setup my gnome-do-docklets. I want tue weather docklet and I cand't install it
[21:48]  * cellofellow will bbl
[21:48] <s1gmab3ta> cellofellow: i did use disk usage analyzer, though.
[21:48] <s1gmab3ta> its alright, i found a way around the problem
[21:49] <mickster04> Vesta, sorry on the ubuntu nbr site
[21:49] <mickster04> there is a link called "popluar models" in the text
[21:50] <st3ph> i try that cellofellow
[21:50] <Whitor> Hi, Can I accesssame drive ? my ext3fs filesystem from an xp install on the
[21:50] <Whitor> woops
[21:50] <Whitor> Hi, Can I access my ext3fs filesystem from an xp install on the same drive?
[21:51] <nottaken> i just updated to the latest ubuntu release. It prints something like error: int 2: then gives a hex dump of the memory
[21:51] <mickster04> is there a #eeebuntu somewhere?
[21:51] <nottaken> do i have to wipe and instal from scratch?
[21:51] <Whitor> I have some training videos that I'd like to access from both ubuntu and windows
[21:51] <Whitor> and my ubuntu partition is where they reside
[21:52] <jushoa> it didnt help to add the computer I used to the allow list, and uninstall firestarter, now it cant get the share list from server
[21:53] <bishop> joining
[21:53] <somaunn_> Whitor, boot with your ubuntu cd/dvd and send it to a network linked computer
[21:54] <bishop> hey
[21:54] <bastidrazor> Whitor, http://www.fs-driver.org/
[21:54] <Vesta> mickster04, thanks for the pointer.  I've taken a look.  the only issue listed is to do with sound performance with pulseaudio, but I've already taken that off to fix another problem
[21:54] <Vesta> sorry, microphone stuttering
[21:54] <somaunn_> Whitor, or boot with that same cd/dvd and  copy those files to your winx partition
[21:54] <bobo> which is the best stable version of Ubuntu???
[21:55] <ikonia> bobo: 8.04 and 9.04
[21:55] <bishop> agree
[21:55] <bobo> ikonia: and the most fastest?
[21:55] <jrib> bobo: the latest is 9.04, the latest LTS is 8.04.  If you need LTS, use LTS, otherwise use 9.04
[21:55] <ikonia> bobo: neither
[21:55] <jrib> !lts | bobo
[21:55] <st3ph> cellofellow: it is already installed
[21:56] <grendal_prime> is there some clipboard viewer for gnome (something that will list several items copied)
[21:56] <bobo> jrib: is there a site how to boost Ubuntu, because i'm on 9.04 and it's not very fast
[21:56] <jrib> grendal_prime: glipper or something like that
[21:56] <grendal_prime> i like kilpper but it causes x to crash on occations
[21:56] <bobo> jrib: i've used arch linux and it was pretty fast
[21:56] <mickster04> vesta, well that's all i can think of, try the eeebuntu
[21:56] <jrib> bobo: how are you determining that?  What specs?
[21:57] <Vesta> mickster04, okiedoke.  thanks for your help :)
[21:57] <bucky> grendal_prime: there's xclipboard in x11-apps
[21:57] <bobo> jrib: 2GB of ram and Intel 1.6 Core 2 Duo
[21:57] <bobo> jrib: laptop
[21:58] <NorthByNorthWest> Hi! I want to make a small .sh-script to start three programs in this order: http://pastebin.com/m3eb4a02a what should I put in front of each line to start the program and then move on to start the secnd one, and so on?
[21:58] <jrib> bobo: are you using the same software on arch and ubuntu?
[21:58] <bobo> well yes
[21:58] <toresbe> NorthByNorthWest: put an & at the end\
[21:59] <jrib> bobo: not sure what to tell you.  Both seem just as fast to me.  Maybe check "top" to see if anything is hogging your processor
[21:59] <FFEMTcJ> Is the firefox-3.5 package available in Jaunty universe the final release?
[21:59] <jrib> !ff35 | FFEMTcJ
[21:59] <bobo> jrib: the booting is also more faster, i can say that, on arch there aren't a lot of things, and on ubuntu there are and they are making my life easier, arch linux is a hassle
[21:59] <Chejop> The command line won't let me go to the file
[21:59] <flavio> hi all
[22:00] <FFEMTcJ> ty jrib
[22:00] <NorthByNorthWest> toresbe: like this? http://pastebin.com/d4515b669
[22:00] <bishop> hello flavio
[22:00] <bucky> grendal_prime: apt-got glipper
[22:00] <attickid> I have problems with sound, it works for a while but from time to time it stops working and I have to reboot to make it work again.
[22:00] <jrib> bobo: right, booting is faster because ubuntu has more stuff going on by default
[22:00] <nottaken> NorthByNorthWest: synce-sync-engine &; synce-kpm &; multisync0.90;
[22:01] <bobo> jrib: do you know a web site with hints how to boost ubunut?
[22:01] <nottaken> put semicolon, that should do it. you might have to put #!/bin/bash at the top of the file too
[22:01] <jrib> bobo: no
[22:01] <NorthByNorthWest> nottaken: ah ok, just one line in the .sh file?
[22:02] <NorthByNorthWest> nottaken: yeah... ive seen the #!/bin/bash in other files, what does it do?
[22:02] <grendal_prime> glipper seems to do the trick
[22:02] <jrib> bobo: that doesn't really make sense since developers would obviously make ubuntu as fast as possible by default. You can disable services you do not need I guess
[22:02] <nottaken> it can be multiple lines. I just didn't want to spam the chat
[22:02] <nsgn> good afternoon. i'm very new to ubuntu and hitting a confusing snag. i've got 9.04 64bit running here and can't seem to find a practical way to install firefox 3.5
[22:03] <nottaken> the "#!" at the start of the file talls the computer what program should execute the file in case it doesn't already know
[22:03] <nsgn> i'm not being offered the update by any of the variety of normal methods
[22:03] <ikonia> nsgn: wait for it to be released to you
[22:03] <flavio> i have an eeepc 901 with a 16GB SSD, the regular (not eeecpc-specific) version of ubuntu on it, want to update from 8.04 to 8.10, but the SSD is partioned, and though i have lots of free space on the 16GB 'docs' partition, the filesystem is 300mb short for the upgrade files. how can i get around this?
[22:03] <NorthByNorthWest> nottaken: thanks!
[22:03] <bobo> jrib: and the flash programmers for firefox aren't doing their job good because when i open a site with flash on it then my computer goes slow
[22:03] <lucax> hello, can any one help me with this issue? http://paste.ubuntu.com/207732/
[22:03] <nottaken> #!/usr/bin/perl for instance will start the perl parser and run the script through it
[22:03] <nsgn> ikonia: ah, that was the next thing i was going to ask. does it have to be released specially and what is the typical timeframe for major apps like mozilla or open office?
[22:03] <ikonia> flavio: remove space
[22:03] <jrib> bobo: you have to take that up with adobe unfortunately :(
[22:04] <jimdandy> Hello, all. I need to figure out why my dvd burner has turned into a coaster factory. It may have been my upgrade to jaunty. I usually right click on an iso, then click "burn image to disc" or whatever. Now my verified xubuntu iso keeps turning out corrupted dvds... can someone help me troubleshoot it?
[22:04] <bobo> jrib: hah:D
[22:04] <ikonia> nsgn: it will happen quite quickly if it is a worth while update
[22:04] <tsrk> flavio, make your big partition smaller and your small partition bigger
[22:04] <jrib> bobo: hopefully flash mostly dies with html5
[22:04] <nsgn> ikonia: cool. thanks. 3.5 seems more significant than most expected
[22:04] <ikonia> nsgn: in what way ?
[22:04] <flavio> tsrk: and can i do that without reformating all of the SSD?
[22:05] <bobo> jrib: thanks for the tips, looks like i'm going to install 8.04, just to try it
[22:05] <nsgn> ikonia: well, it was originally planned to be a service update but ended up getting features such as private browsing mode, significant performance enhancements, etc
[22:05] <ikonia> !ff35
[22:06] <ravigehlot> How do I get the 3d stuff to work on ubuntu. I do have a video card with 3d capabilities. any help is greatly appreciated thanks
[22:06] <tsrk> flavio, yes, but you'll have to boot off a usb drive or something
[22:06] <jrib> !nvidia > ravigehlot
[22:07] <tsrk> flavio, because you can't resize a partition that's mounted
[22:07] <nottaken> NorthByNorthWest: also, I should have mentioned, if you are trying to run it from the command line for example you need to set execute permissions on the file and run it as "./filename"
[22:07] <flavio> tsrk: i can boot of a usb with a livecd, will that do?
[22:07] <ravigehlot> I think I got it
[22:07] <ravigehlot> thanks
[22:07] <QAH> Is there a way I can find out what versions of a source tree are availible using svn?
[22:07] <tsrk> flavio, yeah, that's what I would do
[22:08] <bucky> slashdot posted an article saying firefox-3.5 was 1.5 milliseconds faster than firefox-3 so now everyone wants to see how fast 1.5 milliseconds is
[22:08] <jimdandy> will someone please help me troubleshoot my dvd burner? I've tried dvdrecord, growisofs, brasero and k3b under jaunty 64-desktop and no love so far.
[22:08] <flavio> tsrk: and what tool do i use to resize the partitions?
[22:09] <_Brun0_> when will we have firefox 3.5 in official ubuntu 9.04 repos?
[22:09] <Dr_Willis> !firefox
[22:09] <blu2> Recently I am seeing the unlock button on several apps greyed out.Network, Services, Users_Groups and date_time. It seems to be a policy kit problem, but I cant find an exact solution.
[22:10] <Dr_Willis> !firefox3-5
[22:10] <MoltenBobcat> lol it's worth sitting in this channel just to watch people ask about firefox every 10minutes
[22:10] <NorthByNorthWest> nottaken: I want to make it a "double-clickable" file... doesnt quite seem to work right now...
[22:10] <Dr_Willis> doh
[22:10] <blu2> I am using Hardy....
[22:10] <halberd> is it possible to put avant window navigator on a different side of the desktop?
[22:10] <Dr_Willis> !firefox-3.5
[22:10] <QAH> Can I get the versions of a source tree using svn?
[22:12] <nottaken> NorthByNorthWest: you mean an icon on the desktop? or are you trying to double click through a file program like nautalus?
[22:12] <nottaken> both are doable
[22:12] <bishop> leaving
[22:13] <halberd> avant window navigator is in the middle of the bottom of the screen
[22:13] <Polarina> What do I do if a keyboard does not have the key for the <, >, and the | characters?
[22:13] <spsneo> !ff35
[22:13] <halberd> but I have a widescreen which means I am pressed for height sometimes
[22:13] <Palermo> hello
[22:13] <halberd> it would be better if I could move awt over to the side of the bottom, or vertically to a side of the screen
[22:14] <Palermo> hello
[22:14] <Palermo> i search a german room
[22:14] <halberd> awn i mean not awt
[22:14] <usr13> Palermo: If your keyboard does not have characters you need, you will need to get one that does.  (We can't do anything about it.)
[22:15] <th0r> !de
[22:15] <NorthByNorthWest> nottaken: an icon on the desktop! The file is currently sync.sh and the has permissions to run as executable
[22:16] <condor> hi
[22:16] <MoltenBobcat> hi
[22:16] <condor>  friends
[22:16] <nottaken> NorthByNorthWest: i can't be much help here then as I'm here because of my own problems, so i can't really go through the steps
[22:16] <NorthByNorthWest> nottaken: ok, thanks anyways!
[22:17] <aaronsnell89> I have a question, if my sound card is 5.1 channel and my speakers are 2 channel, will that cause me to only hear static?
[22:17] <bucky> NorthByNorthWest: what directory is sync.sh in?
[22:17] <MoltenBobcat> aaronsnell89: no not as long as you plug it into the right port
[22:17] <NorthByNorthWest> bucky: ~/Desktop
[22:17] <Dr_Willis> nottaken:  i make a 'script' on the desktop. 2 lines.  #!/bin/bash     then, command_to_run  , make it executable.. i click on it.. it asks to view/runin terminal, or run.. 'run' runs it.
[22:17] <nottaken> NorthByNorthWest: but i believe you can right click the desktop and select create launcher, then type in the filename (may need to be absolute file name eg /home/north/sync.sh)
[22:17] <Dr_Willis> doh wrong nick. :)
[22:18] <Dr_Willis> NorthByNorthWest: :  i make a 'script' on the desktop. 2 lines.  #!/bin/bash     then, command_to_run  , make it executable.. i click on it.. it asks to view/runin terminal, or run.. 'run' runs it.
[22:18] <bucky> or in this case /home/north/Desktop/sync.sh
[22:18] <hoboman> can anyone help me... via released a driver for 8.10, 2d and 3d and all that for my s3 unichrome igp, even has compiz setup instructions in the readme! but, i've been unable to get it to work, following the install instructions... my computer asks for restart, i reboot it and it says error detecting device/video card etc, and i have to re-hack the xorg.conf and uninstall the driver before i can get back to the way i
[22:18] <hoboman> t is now... i mean, it never used to be supported, and there was the openchrome project, well, via released the driver... i try, but i cant make it work.
[22:19] <NorthByNorthWest> Dr_Willis: yeah, but I want to run three programs... after the first porgram is run it doesnt start the other two...
[22:19] <bucky> you can't run executables out of the home dir without a path
[22:19] <henryklyczkowski> This k9copy is better than clone dvd
[22:19] <bucky> ./
[22:19] <Meniscus> i am very new to linux.  i am running ubuntu on an eeepc.  i have two internal hds, a 4gb that ubuntu is installed on and a 20gb that is now completely empty.  i have installed a large amount of software so the 4gb is almost completely full.  is it possible to move /usr or other directories onto the other hd
[22:19] <Dr_Willis> NorthByNorthWest:  whats the exact script you are using then? pastebin it.. sounds like ascript issue to me.
[22:19] <Dr_Willis> NorthByNorthWest:  for 3 programs.. it would be #!/bin/bash       command1 &             command2  &    cmmand 3 &
[22:19] <d0htem> would someone walk me through setting up routing between 2 network interfaces
[22:20] <Dr_Willis> NorthByNorthWest:  4 lines total)
[22:20] <NorthByNorthWest> Dr_Willis: at the moment its: http://pastebin.com/mf26a7ea
[22:21] <usr13> bucky: Is that a question?
[22:21] <Dr_Willis> NorthByNorthWest:  do it  on 3 seperate lines.. and try with a simpiler test case perhaps
[22:21] <bucky> usr13: that's a path
[22:21] <Dr_Willis> NorthByNorthWest:  pastebinit  test.sh
[22:21] <Dr_Willis> http://pastebin.com/f4eee81d3
[22:22] <patricio> .cl
[22:22] <usr13> bucky: You can create a bin directory  your /home/user/  place your new executible in there and add that your path.
[22:23] <bucky> Dr_Willis: and xterm in in the $PATH like /usr/bin right?   where is synce-sync-engine ?
[22:23] <Dr_Willis> if you make a 'bin' directory in /home/username - the default bash scripts AUTOMATICALLY add  the ~/bin to your default path.
[22:23] <Dr_Willis> bucky:  if the command is in the default path you dont need to sue full path
[22:23] <MellowDude> how can i tell what network card i have in ubuntu by useing the terminal
[22:23] <nottaken> NorthByNorthWest: Sorry
[22:24] <nottaken> NorthByNorthWest: after each command there should be a space then '&'
[22:24] <NorthByNorthWest> Dr_Willis: oh yeah! that did it! THANKS! :)
[22:24] <usr13> bucky: To add to your path:  PATH=$PATH:/home/user-name-here/bin
[22:24] <nottaken> NorthByNorthWest: lol, no wonder it only runs the first command
[22:24] <NorthByNorthWest> nottaken: yep... thanks anyways! :)
[22:24] <wWales> just some gratification; this channel rocks guys, managed to solve alot of problems i didnt find the solution for anywhere else, keep up the good work! :)
[22:24] <beejay7777> hi, i imported contacts into evolution and before edit i can not see phone numbers on list, any clue?
[22:24] <NorthByNorthWest> Dr_Willis: now... next step then, can I do something so I dont have to select "Run in terminal / Run / View" when doubleclicking the icon?
[22:25] <Hilikus> i'm using amarok but it doesn't play mp3s; oggs play fine. rythmbox and banshee play mp3s and oggs fine. any ideas what could be the problem?
[22:25] <Rev_> hey
[22:25] <Rev_> has someone Urban terror?
[22:25] <Rev_> i need the ioUrbanTerror.exe
[22:25] <Rev_>  file, since i deleted it
[22:26] <Rev_> but i have to boot on windows to play it on my laptop since my ATI isnt HD (so there is no proprietary drvers)
[22:27] <lonejack> I have a problem. I develop sw and control versions by subversion. Problem, I am doing the back up of your repository by command line. Do you know if there is a backup method possibly through ftp which automatically will solve the problem
[22:28] <halberd> can I configure gnome panel to act like a dock? I am not satisfied with avant window manager
[22:29] <shane2peru> ok, this is really getting annoying, my /etc/resolv.conf file keeps getting overwritten, why is that?
[22:29] <halberd> that is I want icons for open applications in gnome panel (just the icons) that can be clicked on to go to them
[22:29] <shane2peru> when it is overwritten it erases everything in there?
[22:29] <bastidrazor> halberd, possibly give cairo-dock a try?
[22:29] <shane2peru> and I can't connect to the internet
[22:29] <boss_mc> halberd: look at gnome-do (and docky)
[22:29] <halberd> I tried cairo-dock, bastidrazor , but it has problems on my system... many problems
[22:29] <usr13> shane2peru: the network manager does it.
[22:29] <halberd> I think it may have caused a freeze last night
[22:29] <halberd> so I removed it
[22:29] <shane2peru> usr13: then where is my nameservers supposed to be specified?
[22:29] <usr13> shane2peru: You must have a dhcp server that is  handing out bogus info.
[22:30] <shane2peru> usr13: ok, how do I fix that?
[22:30] <usr13> shane2peru: /etc/resolv.conf
[22:30] <shane2peru> usr13: lol, I know add, nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[22:30] <stroyan> Rev_:  There is a pointer to a torrent at http://www.urbanterror.net/page.php?6
[22:30] <usr13> shane2peru: Find the offending dhcp server and turh it off or reconfigure it so that it gives proper IP info.
[22:30] <shane2peru> usr13: I have to do that regularly, and am getting annoyed
[22:31] <shane2peru> usr13: what do you mean?
[22:31] <jacatone> Anyone here familar with Xubuntu 9.04?
[22:31] <shane2peru> my router?
[22:31] <Rev_> stroyan thans
[22:31] <halberd> well
[22:31] <Rev_> thanks
[22:31] <halberd> I'm on 8.10
[22:31] <lonejack> I have a problem. I develop sw and control versions by subversion. Problem, I am doing the back up of my  repository by command line. Do you know if there is a backup method, possibly by ftp, which automatically will solve the problem
[22:31] <halberd> so perhaps I should back my stuff up and do a dist-upgrade
[22:31] <shane2peru> usr13: the thing is this all started happening all the sudden, I have 3 or 4 computers connected to the router and it seems mine is the only one with this issue
[22:31] <bucky> when i run dumb.sh in Desktop/  it returns 'command not found' but when i run ./dumb it runs the script
[22:31] <tsrk> !ask > jacatone
[22:32] <shane2peru> usr13: leaving me to believe there is a config, or software issue on my box.
[22:32] <usr13> shane2peru: You can do one of two things:  1) Find the offending dhcp server and turh it off or reconfigure it so that it gives proper IP info. or 2) set your PCs NIC to static and enter proper IP info for it to connec to your network.
[22:32] <jacatone> How do I view your private message?
[22:32] <bastidrazor> halberd, with 9.04 and ATI drivers i have zero issues with cairo-dock .. 8.04 and nVidia no issues
[22:32] <MoltenBobcat> lonejack: Do you know where the datafiles are stored on your svn server?
[22:32] <jacatone> got it.
[22:32] <shane2peru> usr13: I don't understand what a dhcp server is, software or hardware?
[22:32] <halberd> bastidrazor, are you denying that I have issues?
[22:32] <halberd> with cairo-dock
[22:33] <commander_> bast how did u get cairo dock and how do i get the themes?
[22:33] <bastidrazor> halberd, no, i'm hoping 9.04 for you will give better results
[22:33] <halberd> for example transparency doesn't always work
[22:33] <halberd> it does sometimes but not always
[22:33] <Hilariousity> halberd: have you tried compiling cairo-dock 2.0 beta from source?
[22:33] <lonejack> MoltenBobcat: yes on my pc
[22:33] <halberd> and it sometimes locks up and I had to kill it
[22:33] <shane2peru> usr13: the issue seems to be on this box, and not the others leaving me to believe the dhcp server must be software on my box???
[22:33] <halberd> Hilariousity, why would I want a beta?
[22:33] <bastidrazor> commander_, i actually grabbed the deb of the latest.. one sec and i'll give you the link
[22:33] <halberd> I'm going to update to ubuntu 9.04
[22:33] <lonejack> MoltenBobcat: I would like to save my data on a remote server by ftp
[22:34] <Hilariousity> halberd: because it actually works better then the version that comes with ubuntu
[22:34] <commander_> ok cuz every time i get it it gives me the default theme
[22:34] <usr13> shane2peru: A DHCP server allows hosts on a TCP/IP network to request and be assigned IP addresses
[22:34] <Certh> hi people
[22:34] <Certh> i need help
[22:34] <pokerface> hy
[22:35] <Certh> does anybody know how to set up kde3?
[22:35] <mlissner> Q: I haven't thought this through too much, but is there an easy way for me to start lengthy commands, and have the terminal tell me (via tweet, txt, email, etc.) when they're done?
[22:35] <MoltenBobcat> lonejack: your client is a linux box and your remote server is a linux box as well and you have ssh access to the server?
[22:35] <pokerface> why can't see buddies in my pidgin list?
[22:35] <shane2peru> usr13: being the router that I'm plugged into then?
[22:35] <bucky> shane2peru: i just uncomment prepend domain-name-servers in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf and put my favorite name server ip in there and dhclient eth0
[22:35] <lonejack> MoltenBobcat: yes
[22:35] <Dr_Willis> !kde3
[22:35] <shane2peru> bucky: thank you I will look at that
[22:36] <dragon_> howdy folks
[22:36] <shane2peru> bucky: the other fellow seems to be over my head
[22:36] <lonejack> MoltenBobcat: but... on my remote server I can't install subversion
[22:36] <dragon_> which channel is the best to discuss video formats?
[22:36]  * bucky loves dhclient
[22:36] <usr13> shane2peru: A work-around would be to just set it to static.  Set the IP address to one that is outside the range of the DHCP server's pool, but yet inside the subnet of your LAN.  Add the line for nameserver in /etc/resolv.conf  and set the default gateway as it should be.
[22:36] <bastidrazor> commander_, http://developer.berlios.de/project/showfiles.php?group_id=8724  you'll need to grab both the dock.deb and the plugins.deb
[22:36] <Certh> ubottu, i know, my question is how to install Russian language in KDE3 and some other minor issues
[22:37] <MoltenBobcat> lonejack: so you just want to manually push the files up there
[22:37] <MoltenBobcat> I would just use scp you could do something like this  asssuming you have ssh enable on the rmote box.
[22:37] <dragon_> Certh: you're using kde3?
[22:37] <dragon_> !kde4
[22:37] <Rev_> ayone knows if epiphany is now running wekbit as defaults
[22:37] <Rev_> ?
[22:37] <usr13> shane2peru: Other that, we cannot say, not knowing more about your network.  (In other words, you would need to describe in detail all about your network for us to give you any specific instructions.)
[22:38] <Certh> dragon_, yes
[22:38] <shane2peru> usr13: I'm sorry you are really over my head on this.
[22:38] <lonejack> MoltenBobcat: yes
[22:38] <MoltenBobcat> scp /path/to/local/source/* user@server.com:/destination/dir
[22:38] <stroyan> lonejack:  rsync is very efficient at mirroring  a directory that may have changed only partially.  It can use ssh as a secure transport.  But you may want to keep multiple versions to recover from making a backup of already corrupted files.
[22:38] <Certh> dragon_, but i wonder how to make the interface to appear in Russian
[22:38] <shane2peru> usr13: I think bucky gave me a solution, with editing my /etc/dhcp3/dhcpclient.conf file
[22:39] <darrikm> hello i need some help installing ubuntu on my friends computer
[22:39] <usr13> shane2peru: Very well, if his solution works, by all means,  use it.
[22:39] <gibgasachi_> selamlar
[22:39] <usr13> darrikm: What's your address, I'll be right over.  ")
[22:40] <bucky> Rev_ according to apt-cache show epiphany-browser... epiphany-webkit is a dependancy, so yes
[22:40] <lonejack> stroyan: rsync, I'll have a look, I'll rsync the entire svn repository. Should I?
[22:40] <shane2peru> bucky: I think I remember editing that file before, and something I removed must have reset that file or something
[22:40] <pokerface> i cant see my buddies in pidgin list!!!!!1
[22:40] <bucky> darrikm: make sure you delete all his personal files
[22:40] <dragon_> I'm having trouble reading and editing proprietary AVCHD video format. Point me to some resources, por favor.
[22:41] <nerve> t
[22:41] <Rev_> ok thanks bucky
[22:41] <darrikm> i boot to the disk and select the install ubuntu option it works for a few minutes then crashes with a error
[22:41] <shane2peru> usr13: hopefully it will work, I had my dns set to opendns servers and it worked for a very long time, I think something overwrote that file, perhaps an update or something.
[22:41] <chaotic> can anyone give some partion advice for a file server i am setting up?
[22:41] <shane2peru> usr13: thanks though.
[22:41] <shane2peru> bucky: thanks.
[22:41] <bucky> yup
[22:41] <Dr_Willis> chaotic:  when in doubt.. keep it simple? :)
[22:41] <dragon_> Certh: did you try installing "language-pack-kde-ru"?
[22:42] <joker_> I'm failing at configuring my wireless network. Router is set at WPA-TKIP, I have edited the /etc/network/interfaces file according to some howtos, but I always get that message (After what lloks like a few trys to get an IP from the router): No DHCPOFFERS received. The network card is "working" (recognized by ifconfig) and I can see the networks with a scan so I suppose the card is working fine. Any Ideas?
[22:42] <stroyan> lonejack:  Yes.  rsync -a will archive all the files.  It will also recognize and take advantages of unchanged parts of files.
[22:42] <MoltenBobcat> darrikm: What is the error that it crashes with?
[22:42] <chaotic> well i have 2 drives and i do not know how to do the second
[22:42] <dragon_> pokerface: Buddies > Show > Offline Buddies
[22:42] <pokerface> not work
[22:43] <dragon_> darrikm: what error do you see?
[22:43] <pokerface> nor in kopete
[22:43] <pokerface> i have asus eeepc
[22:43] <pokerface> with eeebuntu2.0
[22:43] <dragon_> chaotic: how many operating systems are you going to have? are you planning to use both of the drives? what are their sizes?
[22:44] <bishop> joining
[22:44] <commander_> B  it's a no go
[22:44] <bishop> hey
[22:44] <joker_> any help on what to do with that: No DHCPOFFERS received. ? (I'm not a total moron who hasnt searched on google before asking here btw) :P
[22:45] <rhinoserious> Sup #ubuntu
[22:45] <lonejack> stroyan: good advice, thank you!!
[22:45] <dragon_> joker_: the DHCP server is not working. what are you trying to connect to?
[22:45] <bucky> chaotic: you can make a partition on the other drive and copy your files over and then have it mounted in fstab... google it
[22:45] <dragon_> pokerface: you got no friends then
[22:45] <phrontist> I'm trying to backup a whole bunch of files to a portable harddrive and I'm getting "illegal file name" errors
[22:45] <chaotic> only one OS main install drive is a 500gig and the drive i want to store the files on is a 80 solidstate
[22:45] <darrikm> default main process (3060) scsi error 127 "i think" then all this stuff goes past it all fast
[22:45] <joker_> dragon_: the dhcp server IS working, I have several computers connected to it.
[22:45] <phrontist> is there some way I can automatically rename files eliminate prohibited characters
[22:45] <dragon_> joker_: out of IPs?
[22:45] <joker_> dragon_: it's a wireless connection, and the problem seems to be "in the air" :)
[22:46] <joker_> dragon_: it's got 100 IP free for wireless :)
[22:46] <joker_> dragon_: any other input?
[22:46] <dragon_> joker_: which wireless encryption are you using?
[22:46] <rvn> what backport package do u need to install to get ubuntu's wifi working on an eeepc900
[22:47] <rvn> 9.04 i believe
[22:47] <Dr_Willis> phrontist:  you some how made files with prohibited characters in the file names?
[22:47] <joker_> wpa-tkip (I was using wpa2 but switched to wpa to see if it would be simpler or at least work - but it's not)
[22:47] <joker_> dragon_: so yeah, it's wpa-tkip
[22:47] <phrontist> Dr_Willis: No, they are totally legit on *nix, but I think this HDD I'm transferring them to is FAT or NTF
[22:47] <phrontist> *NTFS
[22:48] <BornRebel> Hey im a first time ubuntu user. I made a new partition to install ububtu to but when i click forward it says no root file system is defined, can anyone help plz?
[22:48] <Dr_Willis> phrontist:  when you mount a ntfs filesystem. the ntfs-3g tools have some 'options' that can somehow change/fix filenames i recall. check the ntfs-3g docs/homepage perhaps
[22:48] <phrontist> filesystem type is shown as "msdos" by the graphical dialog brought up by right clicking the drive's desktop icon
[22:48] <shane2peru> BornRebel: you will need to specify where that partition is mounted
[22:49] <shane2peru> BornRebel: specify the mount point as /
[22:49] <joker_> dragon_: want me to post my /etc/network/interfaces file?
[22:49] <BornRebel> ok, so just specify it as / ?
[22:49] <shane2peru> BornRebel: right
[22:49] <BornRebel> ok perfect ty
[22:49] <dragon_> joker_: feel free to
[22:50] <shane2peru> BornRebel: you may need a swap partition too.
[22:50] <shane2peru> BornRebel: no problem
[22:50] <mrwes> I can use the gparted Live CD to shrink my ext /home partition down and make an ntfs partition to install windows 7?
[22:50] <halberd> dammit, I have an external hard disk formatted as hfsplus, with no journaling.  It mounts fine on my other laptop which is also ubuntu
[22:50] <halberd> but it only mounts read-only on this laptop
[22:50] <halberd> what might be the problem?
[22:50] <phrontist> Dr_Willis: well, I think this might be FAT
[22:50] <joker_> http://pastebin.com/f64a6d7e1
[22:50] <joker_> dragon_: http://pastebin.com/f64a6d7e1
[22:51] <halberd> is there something I need to get to mount hfsplus rw?
[22:51] <joker_> dragon_: please, discard the encrypted password ;)
[22:51] <darrikm> ok i got the full error:
[22:51] <rvhi> how do i restore one directory in a tgz file?
[22:51] <BornRebel> i was using windows 7 beta but thats running out so im puttin ubuntu next to 2 small partitions made but my computer manufacturer. Should the ubuntu file system be ext3 journaling file system?
[22:51] <Cry__Baby> Randomly, my icons in sys tray keeps moving around whenever I boot Ubuntu, and the "Window List" needs to be added again and again to the Panel.. One day they appear on the left side of the Panel, the next day they appear in the middle etc. Bug? Or something else?
[22:51] <halberd> ah, apt-get install hfsplus
[22:51] <bishop> i need to authenticate my ip address.can an operator feed it back to me?
[22:51] <chaotic> thanks guys will go try that
[22:51] <Cry__Baby> BornRebel: my W7 doesnt expire till July 2010
[22:51] <Dr_Willis> phrontist:  check 'fdisk -l' output and verify what it can be.. the MS filesystems have options when mounting to tweak name conversion and so forth.
[22:51] <Cry__Baby> BornRebel: you downloaded the wrong W7 if it expires soon
[22:51] <darrikm> .nit: rc-default main process (3058) terminated with statis 127
[22:52] <Cry__Baby> BornRebel: choose ext3
[22:52] <BornRebel> Cry_Baby: i downloaded the build 7000 beta not the release candidate
[22:52] <mrwes> Cry__Baby, correct the current Windows 7 RC expires in July 2010
[22:52] <Dr_Willis> BornRebel:  use ext3  if you want.. or test out ext4
[22:52] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: any ideas?
[22:52] <BornRebel> thx guys ill go install
[22:52] <dragon_> joker_: were you able to connect from this machine before?
[22:52] <Cry__Baby> BornRebel: and get the alternative CD
[22:53] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  try a new user. see if the problem happems with them also.. for the icon issues...  sounds like a messed up gnome setting.
[22:53] <Cry__Baby> BornRebel: and use encryption
[22:53] <sant> Hi everyone
[22:53] <bishop> hey
[22:53] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: solution?
[22:53] <sant> Im trying to connect to my ubuntu server using Terminal Server client
[22:53] <sant> but I dont know how
[22:53] <phrontist> Dr_Willis: yeah, it's vfat
[22:53] <joker_> dragon_: never tryed. Thats the first time I try to connect with wireless on this machine. I was using a cable (as I am at the moment) but I'm thinking of loosing the wire as I've mooved and the wife finds it "in the way"...
[22:54] <sant> what do I type in computer?
[22:54] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  if the problem is just for tha tone user.. id whipe out all their gnome/gtk settings.. so they are back to the gnome defaults..
[22:54] <BornRebel> with 1 gb of ram i dont need a swap partition for installing do i?
[22:54] <wapko> lol. yeah. netcables tend to have a low WAF! :P
[22:54] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: how can I do that?
[22:54] <dragon_> joker_: heh ok. are you using the terminal to connect?
[22:54] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: i only have 1 user. my main user
[22:54] <Dr_Willis> BornRebel:  i always put swap on eveyr system.. even if i got 5gb ram.. i put at least a 512mb swap on a drive
[22:54] <dragon_> !enter | sant
[22:54] <joker_> dragon_: yup, I'm a mad terminal user :)
[22:55] <dragon_> joker_: cool. what commands?
[22:55] <jerkman> TESTING please acnoledge this message
[22:55] <phrontist> jerkman: hi!
[22:55] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  make a new user.. see if it affects them... or just delete/rename the main users .gnome* dirs and .gtk* dirs to reset all the gnome settings back to defaults when you next login.
[22:55] <jerkman> thanks
[22:55] <italomaia_> my chroot is not working here
[22:55] <jerkman> i got 'quieted' in a channel
[22:55] <joker_> dragon_: in fact, my video card (nvidia 9600) doesnt show the taskbar (I miss like 2 inches on each side of the screen - known nvidia bug on tv-out). So yeah, command line it's gotta be.
[22:55] <xstatic> how do i hide a file in ubuntu
[22:55] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: id whipe out all their gnome/gtk settings.. so they are back to the gnome defaults.. <-- How I do that?
[22:55] <jerkman> what even is that?
[22:55] <italomaia_> it says it can't change the root directory
[22:55] <Travis-42> all of a sudden my shift key has stopped working entirely. everything else works.  ideas/
[22:56] <italomaia_> xstatic, place it in a folder with the name starting with a dot, like ".folder"
[22:56] <Travis-42> hmm also my ctrl and alt keys, but not my super key
[22:56] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: will that affect anything else?
[22:56] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby: Cry__Baby:  make a new user.. see if it affects them... or just delete/rename the main users .gnome* dirs and .gtk*  <-------------------------- I allready said. :)
[22:56] <BornRebel> Dr_Willis: So i should make a new 512mb partition and then assign it as swap space?
[22:56] <joker_> dragon_: I used wpa_passphrase for the passphrase encryption, then simply fired the /etc/init.d/networking restart command
[22:56] <xstatic> italomaia_: ok
[22:56] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: or just delete/rename the main users .gnome* dirs and .gtk* dirs  <-- How I do that?
[22:56] <joker_> dragon_: as told on the stiky howto on ubuntu forum
[22:56] <VCoolio> xstatic: put a period in front of the filename; not necessarily the folder
[22:56] <Dr_Willis> BornRebel:  i always put a 512mb swap at the end of every drive i have in any system. :) i find it handy  because live cd's look for them
[22:56] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  use the file manager or shell.
[22:57] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: live CD will still run without it :)
[22:57] <hubar> !eclipse
[22:57] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  i use a lot of different live cd's and  most all of them use swap if seen.. which comes in very handy.
[22:57] <joker_> dragon_: I'm wondering what the networking is at... the lights are flashing like mad...
[22:57] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: or just delete/rename the main users .gnome* dirs and .gtk* dirs  <-- How I do that?
[22:58] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: what cant I do on a livecd without a swap partition, that a person can do that has a swap partition?
[22:58] <BornRebel> I'm 100% unfamiliar about swap space, so should i do it when all i want to do is install ubuntu? i wont be using live discs
[22:58] <purepain> hi guys, do you know when ubuntu will release firefox 3.5 in apt?
[22:58] <Travis-42> my ctrl, alt, shift, and caps locks keys have stopped working.  anyone have any ideas
[22:58] <Cry__Baby> BornRebel: the alternative install will do all that for you
[22:58] <phrontist> I've got one partition with both my current OS (Ubuntu Hardy) and all my data on it (mistake, I know). I want to have a clean slate and install Xubuntu - is there a way to do that without nuking all my data?
[22:58] <bishop> leaving
[22:58] <hubar> Does anyone know where to install eclipse for jaunty?
[22:58] <Cry__Baby> BornRebel: just install ubuntu and let it create everthing it needs on its own
[22:58] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  go try to run a live cd on a machine with 256mb ram - with and without swap.. and you will see.
[22:58] <nanotube> ff3.5 | purepain
[22:58] <nanotube> !ff3.5 | purepain
[22:59] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: i have 2GB RAM, so I guess I dont need a swap partion?
[22:59] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: or just delete/rename the main users .gnome* dirs and .gtk* dirs  <-- How I do that?
[22:59] <BornRebel> Cry__Baby: where do i select alternative install?
[22:59] <Dr_Willis> BornRebel:  if you let the installer auto-partition - it will make a swap partition.
[22:59] <Cry__Baby> BornRebel: you have to download it/.. its a different ISO
[22:59] <sant> How can I connect to my other PC with ubuntu server edition using the terminal client in desktop edition?
[22:59] <bastidrazor> !info eclipse | hubar
[22:59] <Cry__Baby> BornRebel: look for "alternative"
[22:59] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  Useing a file manager/shell - if you dont know how to use the gnome file manager to delete a directory/folder.. its time to learn to use it.
[22:59] <dragon_> joker_: the wireless card isn't working as expected
[22:59] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  and i ALWAYS make a swap partition for every system.
[22:59] <dragon_> joker_: start with the wireless docs
[22:59] <dragon_> !wifi | joker_
[22:59] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: I do know.. gksudo nautilus
[23:00] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  TOTALLY WRONG.
[23:00] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: settle down lol
[23:00] <joker_> dragon_: hummm and how would it be discovering all the networks and all?
[23:00] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  these are user files.. no need for 'sudo' for user files.
[23:00] <Cry__Baby> :)
[23:00] <hubar> err
 thank you for the info
[23:00] <BornRebel> Cry__Baby:I dont want to download and burn another iso so ill just make a half gb swap partition
[23:00] <dragon_> joker_: so it is discovering. where do you see that list?
[23:00] <joker_> dragon_: what you are saying is that it's configured correctly, but the problem is somewhere else... In other words: it SHOULD work
[23:00] <hubar> bastidrazor: I meant 3.5
[23:00] <joker_> dragon_: wlan scan or something like that
[23:01] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: so I just delete .gnome* dirs and .gtk* dirs in my home? and reboot?
[23:01] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  and 'sudo nautilus' is dangerous and IF you ahve done that command in the past.. that MAY be the 'core' of your whole problem.. its very possivble that some 'user' config files are incorrectly owned by root. due to you using that  filemanager as root.
[23:01] <hubar> bastidrazor: 3.2 is 3 years old version
[23:01] <dragon_> joker_: is NetworkManager an option to handle the connection, rather than manual config?
[23:01] <joker_> dragon_: I installed wireless-tools or something like that
[23:01] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  thats a thing to try.. or since youmentioned the sudo nautilus.. a 'possible' fix for that is to check/change the ownership of all the files in the users home dir, to the original owner.
[23:01] <joker_> dragon_: yes, but I'd have to fire it with the command line
[23:01] <joker_> dragon_: as I don'T see my taskbar
[23:01] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: i needed to use gksudo nautilus to mount and copy files between Windows and Ubuntu through Virtualbox
[23:02] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: how do I change every file in my home to my username?
[23:02] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  Hmm.. I imagine you dident need to do that. :) but   thats not the issue here.
[23:02] <dragon_> joker_: i'm not sure if the config it correct. it looks ok.
[23:02] <BornRebel> What should my swap area partition be mounted as?
[23:02] <joker_> dragon_: I fired it trough a console but it doesnt do anything
[23:02] <BornRebel> nvm
[23:02] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  sudo chown -R username.username /home/username   (i think)
[23:03] <deco> is firefox 3.5 available for ubuntu ?
[23:03] <unop> Cry__Baby, you want to change ownership of these files? or rename them?
[23:03] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: so you mean every single file in "Home Folder" should be owned by me, not root?
[23:03] <joker_> dragon_: I typed: sudo NetworkManager - and it did nothing (other than asking for password)
[23:03] <Cry__Baby> unop: no idea.. Dr_Willis said I should
[23:03] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  its /home/username    is the path to check.
[23:03] <Cry__Baby> unop: Randomly, my icons in sys tray keeps moving around whenever I boot Ubuntu, and the "Window List" needs to be added again and again to the Panel.. One day they appear on the left side of the Panel, the next day they appear in the middle etc. Bug? Or something else?
[23:03] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  so fire up the terminal, to to /home/user name and look with 'ls -al' and see if root owns anything.
[23:03] <dragon_> joker_: yeah, NetworkManager is a GUI based tool
[23:03] <apallo> Hello!
[23:03] <joker_> dragon_: I have a gui
[23:03] <Cry__Baby> unop: Dr_Willis thinks it may be caused by some files ownered by root
[23:04] <deco> is firefox 3.5 available for ubuntu ?
[23:04] <apallo> I am having an issue with VNC
[23:04] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  i would bet on it. :)
[23:04] <joker_> dragon_: but it doesnt do anything on the said gui
[23:04] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: ok brb
[23:04] <dragon_> joker_: it shows up as an icon in the tray, and that icon does the job.
[23:04] <joker_> it's a terminal in a gui
[23:04] <joker_> damn tray
[23:04] <joker_> I dont see my tray
[23:04] <unop> Cry__Baby,  well, you can search for files that you are not the owner with this command.   find ~ ! -user "$USER"
[23:04] <deco> is firefox 3.5 available for ubuntu ?
[23:04] <joker_> dragon_: any way to place the tray in, say, the center of the screen?
[23:04] <pw-toxic> Hi, i have pulugged in an additional display to my notebook and added it to my display settings.. now i can see ubuntu on two monitors, but all my compiz settings got reset.. and the amount of desktops has been reduced to two.. why? and how can i reset this?
[23:04] <Travis-42> c
[23:04] <bucky>  http://tinyurl.com/kt6v9f
[23:05] <unop> deco, is it even released yet? Isn't it still a beta release?
[23:05] <apallo> when i am logged into my vanilla ubuntu 9.04 via vnc, when i right click my mouse, or use the scroll wheel, it disconnects me
[23:05] <Dr_Willis> !ff35
[23:05] <deco> unop: it got relased yesterday
[23:05] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: the files I copied from windows, using Virtualbox, are owneed by root.  So I need to change everything to my username.. how?
[23:05] <joker_> dragon_: I miss like 1.5 inche of screen on the outside, including taskbar, tray, and everything important... Damn nvidia driver...
[23:05] <Cry__Baby> unop: what? find ~ ! -user "$USER"
[23:06] <deco> noobs
[23:06] <unop> Cry__Baby, ... is a command
[23:06] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  if you want the user to access them fully they need to be 'owned' by your user.. correct.
[23:06] <samorai> hi!
[23:06] <Cry__Baby> unop: should 100% every file in my "Home Folder" NOT be root?
[23:06] <dragon_> joker_: i'd suggest getting the graphics fixed so that you could use the box to the fullest. i'm looking for the commands to connect without using GUI.
[23:06] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  dont use the term 'home folder' the proper path to the users home is /home/YOURUSERNAME
[23:06] <Cry__Baby> Dr_Willis: so how does that move the icons around the Panel whenever I boot?
[23:07] <unop> Cry__Baby, it would be very unusual for any file in your "home directory" to not be owned by you - but it is definitely possible tho
[23:07] <MoltenBobcat> Cry__Baby: everything but ../
[23:07] <samorai> I search command terminal to delete all doc in trash
[23:07] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  of the config files were saves/written by root.. then they are owned by root.. your user cant overwrite them
[23:07] <Cry__Baby> unop: how do I change from root to username?
[23:07] <pw-toxic> any suggestions to my display problem? .
[23:07] <Cry__Baby> whats my solution now?
[23:07] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby: a command similer to -------->   sudo chown -R username.username /home/username   (i think)
[23:07] <unop> Cry__Baby,  find ~ -user "root" -exec chown "$USER"."$USER" {} +
[23:07] <apallo> when i am logged into my vanilla ubuntu 9.04 via vnc, when i right click my mouse, or use the scroll wheel, it disconnects me
[23:07] <rvn_> [23:08] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  that sets all files in /home/YOURUSERNAME to be owned by your user
[23:08] <Cry__Baby> unop: do I type this as is?  find ~ -user "root" -exec chown "$USER"."$USER" {} +
[23:08] <Dr_Willis> Cry__Baby:  and use your actual 'username'  not 'username'
[23:08] <delaman> i have installed the latest ubuntu on a 64 bit machine, all is except when i try to fireup firefox, it crashes the entire computer.  this a common problem?
[23:08] <unop> Cry__Baby, yes
[23:08] <rhinoserious> delaman: try getting firefox from the repos again
[23:08] <Dr_Willis> delaman:  ive no issues with firefox and 64bit here.
[23:08] <Cry__Baby> unop: now what?
[23:08] <rhinoserious> maybe get the 32-bit firefox if that doesn't work
[23:09] <joker_> dragon_: I enlarged the taskbar to 100pixels and I see the icon. I set it up but it doesnt connect...
[23:09] <unop> Cry__Baby, i dunno - continue what you were doing i suppose?
[23:09] <Cry__Baby> unop: didnt work.. example.. chown: changing ownership of `/home/lisa/Three/1942009.pdf': Operation not permitted
[23:09] <joker_> dragon_: it keeps asking for a password...
[23:09] <rhinoserious> sudo aptitude install firefox
[23:09] <delaman> rhinoserious: i tried to remove firefox but i still shows up on the menu
[23:09] <dragon_> joker_: that happens when you enter the wrong password...
[23:09] <rhinoserious> delaman: sudo apt-get install firefox
[23:09] <Cry__Baby> unop: it sys that for every file.. "Operation not permitted"
[23:09] <unop> Cry__Baby,  try this then.   find ~ -user "root" -exec sudo chown -v "$USER"."$USER" {} +
[23:09] <rhinoserious> sudo apt-get upgrade firefox actually
[23:09] <joker_> humm lets see
[23:09] <Cry__Baby> unop: ok brb
[23:09] <Dr_Willis> unop:  fancy.. :)  /me jots that down.
[23:10] <samorai> so someone can help me to delete the doc on my trash
[23:10] <Travis-42> i've lost the use of caps lock, ctrl, alt, and shift.  anyone have any ideas how i can fix this
[23:10] <rhinoserious> Travis-42: try upgrading xorg
[23:10] <Cry__Baby> unop: I think it worked... how can I check?
[23:10] <samorai> wen I clic rigt et delete I have to doc not delete by permission
[23:11] <rhinoserious> samorai: what?
[23:11] <unop> Cry__Baby,  find ~ ! -user "$USER"   ## see if this command returns something
[23:11] <Cry__Baby> unop: still gives 2 errors. e.g find: `/home/lisa/.Trash-0/files': Permission denied
[23:11] <joker_> dragon_: for some reason it does nothing...
[23:11] <samorai> rhinoserious commande terminal to delete doc on trash
[23:11] <joker_> dragon_: it doesnt even have the little things that mooves in circle anymore
[23:11] <sixofour> Is there any service that will let me host like..heh, 30 gigs of information on the net for 5 hours or so?
[23:11] <Travis-42> rhinoserious:  i'm pretty sure everything is up to date. however i can't type my password in anyways
[23:11] <unop> Cry__Baby,  hmm.  what does this give you?    ls -l /home/lisa/.Trash-0/files
[23:11] <rhinoserious> samorai: so it's already delted?
[23:12] <rhinoserious> Travis-42: try booting into run level 3
[23:12] <Cry__Baby> unop: that command found 3 files.. e.g /home/crybaby/.Trash-0/files/Database.kdb
[23:12] <rhinoserious> then see if you can use those keys
[23:12] <dragon_> joker_: there's a neat software called wifi-radar
[23:12] <samorai> I have to doc new doc in trash and it impossible to delete it Now
[23:12] <joker_> dragon_: do I have to disconnect from the wired connection in order to connect trough wireless or is it possible to be connected twice to the same network on a single computer?
[23:12] <dragon_> !info wifi-radar | joker_
[23:12] <samorai> and I forgot the command to delete them
[23:12] <unop> Cry__Baby, ok, paste the output of this one here.   ls -ld /home/lisa/.Trash-0/files
[23:12] <dragon_> joker_: no, you don't have to disconnect
[23:12] <Cry__Baby> unop: it saYS: total 44
[23:12] <delaman> rhinoserious: how do i install the 32 bit verison, this version is not working, it just crashed again and im rebooting the machine
[23:13] <joker_> dragon_: installing wifi-radar
[23:13] <Travis-42> rhinoserious: ah good call, i can use those keys there.  and xorg is up to date -- i'm using 9.04 too
[23:13] <rhinoserious> delaman: what do you mean crash
[23:13] <Cry__Baby> unop: when I typed  ls -ld /home/lisa/.Trash-0/files it says: total 44
[23:13] <rhinoserious> Travis-42: I have no idea then. It's a problem with your xorg
[23:13] <delaman> rhinoserious: freezes the ENTIRE computer , i cant do anything
[23:13] <rhinoserious> try googling it or posting on forums
[23:13] <Cry__Baby> unop: drwx------ 2 lisa lisa 4096 2009-06-14 10:17 /home/lisa/.Trash-0/files
[23:13] <Travis-42> hmm ok thank you rhinoserious
[23:13] <rhinoserious> delaman: can you kill X?
[23:13] <DarkMage26> Travis-42, what were you doing right before you lost the use of those keys?
[23:13] <delaman> rhinoserious: ctrl+alt+bakcspace ?
[23:14] <rhinoserious> yes
[23:14] <joker_> dragon_: it asks for a "driver" in wpa... whats up with that?
[23:14] <zerwas> I had a freeze. now when i try to fsck the partition, i get a message about bad superblock. testdisk also can't handle the partition. is there something else i can try to recover the data?
[23:14] <Cry__Baby> unop: now?
[23:14] <rhinoserious> oh wait, they changed that
[23:14] <Travis-42> DarkMage26: editing a css file in vim, heh
[23:14] <unop> Cry__Baby, well, i wouldn't worry too much about this file right now, it looks ok to me
[23:14] <rhinoserious> it won't work anymore
[23:14] <booze> Hi - I'm running 9.04 and experiencing really slow ripping and burning from my dvdr.  I believe it is due to a low dma setting as it is currently loaded as MWDMA2.  How do I go about changing it to a UDMA mode?
[23:14] <dragon_> delaman, rhinoserious: no, Ctrl+Alt+Backspace won't work
[23:14] <rhinoserious> try cntrl+alt+f1
[23:14] <unop> Cry__Baby, well, what were you ultimately trying to do?
[23:14] <Travis-42> DarkMage26: it must be another process that is running, i'm suspecting vmware
[23:14] <rvn_> PLEASE help me
[23:14] <delaman> rhinoserious: yeah about to say, it doesnt work
[23:14] <dragon_> delaman: use Sysrq
[23:14] <joker_> dragon_: whats that "driver" for wpa ?
[23:14] <rvn_> i need wifi eeepc900 8.10 ubuntu, pleeeease help
[23:14] <dragon_> !sysrq | delaman
[23:14] <rvn_> been asking for an hour
[23:14] <DarkMage26> Travis-42, what ver of vmware?
[23:14] <bucky> Cry__Baby: log out and log back in and see if your icons line up
[23:14] <rsr> hi, am I able to switch between gnash and flash plugins on firefox? I am having issues with mebeam and gnash. I will have to install flash but dont pretend to use it. I will file the issue to gnash project and maybe go for a fix
[23:15] <samorai> Rino ???
[23:15] <Kurisuchan> anyone got a good irc client to recommend? I don't like Xchat, it doesn't seem very configurable   (color/theme-wise)
[23:15] <Cry__Baby> unop: I went into .Trash and deleted everything in there
[23:15] <rhinoserious> dragon_: what's the think to remembeer that?
[23:15] <Travis-42> DarkMage26: i'm running vmware workstation 6.5, which is the latest
[23:15] <rhinoserious> I never remember
[23:15] <bucky> Kurisuchan: irssi
[23:15] <DarkMage26> Travis-42: why not use virtualbox?
[23:15] <rsr> pidgin
[23:15] <Cry__Baby> unop: do I need to create a "file" folder in .Trash?
[23:15] <Kurisuchan> bucky: I was kind of thinking about an X application
[23:15] <Travis-42> DarkMage26: because i run a vmware image provided by my work
[23:16] <lcabrini> Kurisuchan: irssi
[23:16] <rsr> virtualbox 3.0 now supports direct 3d
[23:16] <unop> Cry__Baby, no, they'll be created for you automatically when something is deleted next
[23:16] <bucky> Kurisuchan: pidgin ^^
[23:16] <DarkMage26> Travis-42: oic
[23:16] <joker_> dragon_: ?
[23:16] <lcabrini> Kurisuchan: you can run irssi in an xterminal...
[23:16] <Cry__Baby> unop: ok ill reboot and see if the icons in Panel stay in the same place now
[23:16] <samorai> So I can wate if you finish no mater ! ,) (-_-)
[23:16] <Kurisuchan> ok, seems like alot of people use irssi, I will check out it's homepage
[23:16] <bucky> Cry__Baby: log all the way out
[23:16] <dragon_> joker_: driver depends on the hardware
[23:16] <unop> Cry__Baby, ok
[23:16] <Kurisuchan> lcabrini: aah, didn't think about that
[23:17] <rsr> can anyone help?
[23:17] <joker_> dragon_: oh... google?
[23:17] <Travis-42> rsr: yea, vmware has had directx support for a while in workstation, but i'd be interested to see if it works better in virtualbox
[23:17] <dragon_> joker_: good idea
[23:17] <delaman> rhinoserious: might be nvidia for some strange reason, i didnt try it before i installed nvidia drivers, let me uninstall those and test it
[23:17] <Gnea> !anyone | rsr
[23:17] <rhinoserious> delaman: okay
[23:17] <rsr> Gnea: I did
[23:17] <Gnea> rsr: oh, about gnash?
[23:17] <rsr> yes
[23:18] <Gnea> rsr: i just install flashplugin-nonfree and be done with it, i don't even bother with the others. no problems that way.
[23:18] <rsr> can I switch between the two plugins? disable one momentarily
[23:18] <Gnea> why?
[23:18] <Gnea> I mean, why not just stick with one that works?
[23:18] <rsr> Gnea: Im a developer and I likegetting involved
[23:19] <Gnea> rsr: good reason. :)
[23:19] <dragon_> rsr: you should be able to switch. I believe firefox handles plugins well
[23:19] <samorai> trash~/delete/*
[23:19] <Gnea> rsr: I don't see why not... just create 2 profiles and disable one in one and the other in the other and switch between those?
[23:19] <joker_> dragon_: it says "connected to puka - IP: none)....
[23:20] <delaman> rhinoserious: firefox works without the nvidia driver :(
[23:20] <rsr> Gnea: how do I disable one in firefox
[23:20] <rsr> Gnea: I can only imagine system wide
[23:20] <DarkMage26> I can't get my desktop system with fresh install/updates to shut down. It gets stuck in some weird part of the shut down sequence.
[23:20] <chaotic> ok i just installed ubuntu on a pc and on the first bootup after i remove the cd i just get a blinking _,  any suggestions?
[23:20] <Cry__Baby> unop: when I rebooted, the time/date in Panel moved from right to middle.  And the icons I added to Panel, moved from left to right side/... What causes this?
[23:20] <rien-a-voir> bonsoir
[23:20] <Gnea> rsr: firefox --help  will tell you how to bring up the profile selector
[23:21] <samorai> bonsoir rien a voir
[23:21] <Cry__Baby> unop: whenever I reboot Ubuntu, the icons and time/date etc all move to different locations in Panel... What on Earth causes that?
[23:21] <rhinoserious> delaman: good luck
[23:22] <delaman> rhinoserious: going to try an older version of the nvidia driver ,,,,, crosses fingers
[23:22] <dragon_> joker_: try these: http://pastebin.com/f56be35b4
[23:22] <rsr> Gnea: I just removed gnash
[23:23] <rsr> was a bit faster
[23:23] <rsr> in the end you were right, since I have the package ill install it later
[23:24] <joker_> dragon_: trying it
[23:24] <ScottG> Where in ubuntu does it set where the color of your prompt is?
[23:24] <DarkMage26> I can't get my desktop system with fresh install/updates to shut down. It gets stuck in some weird part of the shut down sequence. Stuck at line stating "[328458.037765] ---[ end trace 5b13605ce865d127 ]---
[23:24] <VCoolio> ScottG: ~/.bashrc at least you can set it there
[23:24] <nathaniel_> @ScottG which prompt is your question in regards to?
[23:24] <Gnea> rsr: well, I recommended separate profiles instead of separate accounts, that way you could see how the browser reacts without much fanfare - plus you can just link stuff on the commandline in the profile directories - but it's just a suggestion :)
[23:25] <ScottG> I ssh to 2 other machines frequently and they all have the same colored prompt and I frequently don't realize I am on one of them
[23:25] <ScottG> nathaniel_: What do you mean which prompt? The prompt in bash/
[23:25] <halberd> ScottG, I saw a fix for that
[23:25] <PATPAT>   OH GOD PLEASE HELP ME SOMEBODY!!!!!!
[23:25] <dragon_> ScottG: do you have hostname in the prompt? using bash?
[23:25] <PATPAT> DSFDSFDSGF
[23:25] <FloodBot3> PATPAT: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:25] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  thats one way to get totally ignored....
[23:26] <joker_> dragon_: I don'T quite understand but the second line gives me an error, saying that that's not the right format...
[23:26] <Gnea> !caps | PATPAT
[23:26] <ScottG> dragon_: I have the hostname and then directory
[23:26] <halberd> ScottG, the fix was to alter the console background when on different machines
[23:26] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  tell the channel the  problem in clear concise terms.
[23:26] <halberd> so that it's obvious which you're on
[23:26] <PATPAT> Kind sir, i would like to know how to install a .tar.gz file
[23:26] <joker_> dragon_: forget it, I needed root privilleges
[23:26] <PATPAT> i dont know how im new
[23:26] <Gnea> PATPAT: .tar.gz files are archives, like .zip files
[23:26] <dragon_> ScottG: that hostname is a good way of knowing which machine you are on..
[23:26] <lstarnes> PATPAT: extract it then read the included README or INSTALL
[23:26] <nathaniel_> @ScottG http://tinyurl.com/2twktz
[23:26] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  you normally 'compile' source code. that normally comes in tar.gz  archives
[23:26] <ScottG> halberd: Ah. I think that just a change of prompt color would be fine
[23:26] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  what is it you are trying to install exactly.
[23:27] <stroyan> ScottG:  The setting of PS1 determines the prompt.  Especially the digits just before an "m".
[23:27] <PATPAT> mac4lin
[23:27] <PATPAT> i dont know how to extract it
[23:27] <joker_> dragon_: still same error
[23:27] <PATPAT> and install
[23:27] <rsr> Ill have to read up on profiles I didnt know it was able to handle that. Couldnt find it quick enough to talk to a friend
[23:27] <DarkMage26> PATPAT: what file type is it?
[23:27] <Gnea> PATPAT: so you'd need to use the tar command:  tar -xzvf file.tar.gz
[23:27] <PATPAT> its a tar.gz
[23:27] <Gnea> DarkMage26: he said .tar.gz
[23:27] <dragon_> joker_: which is?
[23:27] <DarkMage26> Gnea: thanks
[23:27] <Dr_Willis> ScottG:  theres a 'bash prompt howto' that gives  more info on settting bash prompts then you would ever imagine possible.
[23:27] <PATPAT> oh ok thank u
[23:27] <PATPAT> let me try
[23:27] <joker_> dragon_: DHCPDISCOVER on wlan0 to <IP_ADDRESS> port 67 interval 21
[23:27] <dragon_> !enter | PATPAT
[23:27] <joker_> eventually it fails
[23:28] <nathaniel_> @patpat, if you downloaded it you uncompress it to you desktop, on the uncompress folder and double click the "install" file, run in terminal and follow the prompts
[23:28] <halberd> ScottG, export PS1="\[\e[34;40m\]\h\[\e[0m\]:\w \u\$ "
[23:28] <halberd> that's what I have for my prompt
[23:28] <Dr_Willis> Im trying to recall what 'mac4lin' even is.
[23:28] <joker_> dragon_: No DHCPOFFERS received
[23:28] <PATPAT> oh ok
[23:28] <Gnea> I seem to recall win4lin
[23:28] <nathaniel_> @Dr_Willis it's a mac osx skin for gnome
[23:28] <PATPAT> mac4lin makes ur computer look like a mac
[23:28] <PATPAT> and girls will like you
[23:28] <PATPAT> and what your digits
[23:28] <Gnea> lol
[23:28] <Dr_Willis> nathaniel_:  wow.. such critical files!
[23:28] <DarkMage26> I have shut down issue. http://paste.ubuntu.com/207771/
[23:28] <stroyan> ScottG:  I also use the full terminal background as a reminder of different systems.  Create gnome-terminal profiles with slightly different background colors and ssh commands to specific systems as the custom command for each profile.
[23:29] <Gnea> PATPAT: that's what Enlightenment is for ;)
[23:29] <NetEcho> mac4lin is a theme that utilizes other things like AWN's dock to completely look like Mac
[23:29] <ScottG> Dr_Willis: Yea someone I know has a 2 line prompt which I wouldn't mind getting.   I have experiencing some issues with my mouse.  If I go away for X minutes, the mouse eventually get disconnected and does not respond.  I don't know if that's Bluetooth mouse or the protocol itself.  However, I was able to get it back by deleting known device, add a new device, reconnect, use hidd --search, etc.  Suggestion? :(
[23:29] <dragon_> joker_: can you try setting the IP manually? (hint: ifconfig wlan0 ...)
[23:29] <Dr_Willis> I also refalling it being a wast of time also.
[23:29] <joker_> dragon_: sure, lets try that
[23:29] <nathaniel_> @dr_willis ... yup i always thought, if you wanted your computer to look like a mac, why not get one?? leave ubuntu as it is :|
[23:29] <geirha> ScottG: Just put a new line just before \$
[23:29] <joker_> dragon_: done
[23:29] <ThJ> Anyone know how to get drag and drop to work with an eGalax touchscreen?
[23:29] <Cry__Baby> unop: busy?
[23:30] <Dr_Willis> I find mac OS-X interface worse then the normal gnome interface.. everythings in the wrong place. :)
[23:30] <ThJ> Right now, holding my finger on the screen simply issues a right click event
[23:30] <ScottG> stroyan: Thats a good idea. I think it might be better to just change the settings on the server though so it works on w/e computer
[23:30] <halberd> ThJ, you probably have to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf but I don't know the details
[23:31] <Rawplayer> hi
[23:31] <ThJ> halberd: I have some settings there already.
[23:31] <Rawplayer> can i test initramfs without rebooting?:)
[23:31] <dragon_> PATPAT: there is a README file in your 'mac4lin' package. Did you refer to that file?
[23:31] <nathaniel_> @ThJ can you apply delay's to the "commands" that are tagged to certain movements on the screen?
[23:31] <PATPAT> im looking thr
[23:31] <ThJ> halberd: I have googled quite extensively, hard to find info on it.
[23:31] <PATPAT> through
[23:31] <dragon_> Rawplayer: use qemu?
[23:31] <dragon_> !qemu
[23:32] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  if you are refering to the 'metacity  theme tar.gz package' you DONT uncompress it.. You just tell the theme manager to load it.
[23:32] <ThJ> nathaniel_: well, there is a delay setting for right clicks, it's set pretty low right now
[23:32] <ScottG> How do I find out what the color codes are for the bash prompt?
[23:32] <ScottG> lscolors?
[23:32] <PATPAT> umm its this theme im not sure which it is
[23:32] <PATPAT> file:///root/Mac4Lin_v1.0.tar.gz
[23:32] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  read and follow directions perhaps --> http://www.howtoforge.com/mac4lin_make_linux_look_like_a_mac
[23:33] <dragon_> !root | PATPAT
[23:33] <geirha> ScottG: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ansi_escape_codes
[23:33] <joker_> test?
[23:33] <joker_> dsgas
[23:33] <PATPAT> let me see
[23:33] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  and theres No need for you do be doing this stuff as the 'root' user.
[23:33] <ScottG> sudo su
[23:33] <joker_> dragon_: somehow, when I'm forcinbg the IP, I loose all connections (apparently)
[23:33] <Dr_Willis> no need to ever do 'sudo su' either. :)
[23:33] <ScottG> lol
[23:33] <PATPAT> yes  i was just at the website u sent me but the thing is i ahve a tar.gz file
[23:33] <DarkMage26> I have a shut down issue. http://paste.ubuntu.com/207771/
[23:34] <joker_> dragon_: I had to take wlan0 down to get back here
[23:34] <Dr_Willis> http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2008/05/09/a-root-shell-on-ubuntu-the-right-way/
[23:34] <ScottG> how do I find out what the color codes are for the terminal?
[23:34] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  that url i gave says 'install the theme .tar.gz file in th theme tool' basically
[23:34] <geirha> ScottG: See the wikipedia link I posted earlier
[23:34] <dragon_> joker_: i have a gut feeling that there's something about the key. Remove it from that network config file, and try to get to the NetworkManager
[23:34] <PATPAT> oh ok
[23:34] <ScottG> oh sorry didnt see
[23:34] <PATPAT> so just go to the them and load it/
[23:34] <joker_> dragon_: The card is sending lots of packets (according to ifconfig) but receiving only a few - over a tousand versus 70)
[23:35] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  upen up the theme/config tool.. drag/drop the tar.gz to it.. may work
[23:35] <joker_> dragon_: aight
[23:35] <dragon_> joker_: besides that, there's no security block on the router, right?
[23:36] <PATPAT> it doesnt locate it
[23:36] <joker_> dragon_: no mac adress filters nope...
[23:36] <PATPAT> i think i tneed to do the xzvf thing but i dont know the full command
[23:36] <dragon_> PATPAT: tar -zxvf filename.tar.gz
[23:36] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:   the gui also can handle archives... double click.. drag the folder from the archive to the desktop
[23:37] <A|i> is there an equivalent of that little accessibility keyboard in windows visa for ubuntu?
[23:37] <PATPAT> oh ok
[23:37] <Dr_Willis> !info unp
[23:37] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  or install the 'unp' command. and use 'unp whatever.tar.gz' :)
[23:37] <joker_> dragon_: I commented out everything in the file interfaces
[23:37] <bucky> PATPAT: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy
[23:37] <bucky> scroll down
[23:38] <PATPAT>  1 sec
[23:38] <Dr_Willis> that archive is not a 'theme' archive.. it has scripts and lots of extras in it.
[23:38] <embrik> I'm trying to help a friend importing a-mails from pst-outlook to thunderbird in ubuntu - no windows, just the pst - anyone?
[23:38] <joker_> dragon_: Wife calls for dinner... be back later. Thanks so far!
[23:38] <dragon_> joker_: you're welcome
[23:38] <Vonor> i wonder, is there a free alternative to ubuntu landscape?
[23:39] <mneptok> Vonor: Spacewalk, but AFAIK it still has a hard dependency on Oracle.
[23:39] <dragon_> Vonor: this IRC channel?
[23:39] <Vonor> mneptok, spacewalk is for redhat based systems only?
[23:39] <tormod> A|i, did you sort out the -ati trouble we discussed yesterday
[23:39] <evon> hello can someone please help me setup my fstab to load all my drives automatically when mint start please. Here's a list of my drives http://www.ubuntu.pastebin.com/m35943bca
[23:39] <mneptok> Vonor: not if you write the necessary changes. ;)
[23:39] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  that archivbe also has a 'mac4lin' installer .sh script.. extract the archive.. cd to the archive directory and run that script.. GOOD LUCK. :)
[23:40] <milo_> hi. Please can anyone tell me how to change my open office into french?
[23:40] <tormod> evon, see the wiki
[23:40] <mneptok> evon: this channel is not for help with Mint.
[23:40] <PATPAT> the xcvf.tar.gz command worked
[23:40] <PATPAT> and said its installed
[23:40] <PATPAT> but i dont see changes
[23:40] <A|i> tormod, yep, no more freezing so far
[23:40] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  its not INSTALLED if you just extracted it.
[23:40] <embrik> thunderbird channel?
[23:40] <PATPAT> do i need to go in the apearnce them and install
[23:40] <A|i> touch wood
[23:40] <PATPAT> ok so how to i installed it now
[23:40] <tormod> A|i, what did you do?
[23:41] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:    you extract the archive somewhere. it made a directory called Mac4Lin_Install_v1.0
[23:41] <usr13>  evon Well some are probably already there.  We'd need to see your existing fstab file.  And output of mount.
[23:41] <A|i> tormod, in bios i found out that AGP was set to 8, so i set it to 8 in ubuntu
[23:41] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  you go TO that directory and fromthe terminal, run that installer script
[23:41] <PATPAT> yeas it ddid
[23:41] <dragon_> !enter | patpat
[23:41] <PATPAT> ok and what is the installer script?
[23:41] <PATPAT> apt-install?
[23:41] <lstarnes> PATPAT: apt-get is only used with packages in the repos
[23:41] <DarkMage26> I have a shut down issue. Can ne1 help? http://paste.ubuntu.com/207771/
[23:41] <PATPAT> oh ok
[23:41] <purepain> does anyone know when/if there will be 64 bit support for pptpconfig?
[23:42] <PATPAT> soo............what is it
[23:42] <evon> mneptok: mint and ubuntu are foundationally the same so I think that whatever advice i get here will be fine
[23:42] <tormod> A|i, that "a" in the agp mode means 8x, "9" would be 4x
[23:42] <evon> usr13: how do i get the output of mount?
[23:42] <ademos> Ubuntu 9.04 ---- Fstab trouble granting user permissions to a hard disk. This the line for it:       UUID=af23b608-6d0a-4662-aa6f-525b4ce6a2e5       /media/storage       ext4    relatime,rw,user      0 0
[23:42] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  extract the archive.. go to the directory the archive made. run the install script.  its that simple it seems..
[23:42] <usr13> evon: Type mount
[23:42] <A|i> tormod, yes, and i think it was set to 4 in xorg
[23:42] <PATPAT> OHHHH you didnt explain it right
[23:42] <PATPAT> i thoughtu wanted me to run a terminal
[23:43] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  you MUST run the insdtall command from a terminal.. correct
[23:43] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  its a terminal command. :)
[23:43] <evon> usr13: where is the fstab file
[23:43] <tormod> A|i, but you said you had "a" in the log?
[23:43] <evon> ?
[23:43] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  or perhaps click on it and tell it to 'run in terminal'
[23:43] <bastidrazor> evon, /etc/fstab
[23:43] <PATPAT> oh ok
[23:43] <usr13> evon: as bastidrazor said /etc/fstab
[23:43] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  i nowhave a ugly OS-X looking desktop after running that script.
[23:43] <PATPAT> so what is the command to install
[23:44] <PATPAT> i dont mind
[23:44] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  LOOK in the Mac4Lin_Install_v1.0  directory
[23:44] <usr13> PATPAT: make install
[23:44] <PATPAT> i just dont like this
[23:44] <lcabrini> milo_: what language setting do you have? That is, what does 'print $LANG' in a terminal say?
[23:44] <A|i> tormod, this is my log from yesterday: tormod> and the mode is 4 IIRC. try setting 8
[23:44] <usr13> PATPAT: read the README
[23:44] <Dr_Willis> its a shell script in that directory.. look/read its rather straight forward
[23:44] <PATPAT> i see the install file it  i click then nothing i right click and i cant run it
[23:44] <A|i> tormod, (II) RADEON(0): [agp] Mode 0x1f000a0a [AGP 0x1106/0x0282; Card 0x1002/0x4152 0x174b/0x7c19]
[23:44] <tormod> A|i, IIRC mean if I remember correctly. And I did not :)
[23:44] <evon> usr13: http://www.ubuntu.pastebin.com/m11fdcc04 thanks for the help in advance
[23:45] <A|i> tormod, thanks you, now i have to count down for another freeze! :/
[23:45] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  then run it from the termianl like i just did.   open a terminal, cd whever/you/got/that/extracted/to/Mac4Lin_Install_v1.0
[23:45] <evon> usr13: i just want everything to mount when i boot into linux
[23:45] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  then run the script ./Mac4Lin_Install_v1.0.sh
[23:45] <epcom> oi como vai com vc
[23:46] <tormod> A|i, so you already had been running 8x. did you file a bug report? It is supposed to work without fiddling with xorg.conf, so we can add a quirk to the driver if needed.
[23:46] <ademos> Ubuntu 9.04 ---- Fstab trouble granting user permissions to a hard disk. This the line for it:       UUID=af23b608-6d0a-4662-aa6f-525b4ce6a2e5       /media/storage       ext4    relatime,rw,user      0 0
[23:46] <PATPAT> let me see for a sec
[23:46] <iaindalton> How can I tell apt that I have texlive so I can install auctex without Ubuntu's texlive?
[23:46] <epcom> porque voce nao fala portugues
[23:46] <epcom> em
[23:46] <milo_> lacabrini: the command LANG is not working. Should i be root b4? the open office is in English
[23:46] <cube> hey, i installed hamster-applet, but i cant find it under "Add to Panel..". how come?
[23:46] <A|i> tormod, i was running 4x up to yesterday, now 8x
[23:46] <epcom> quem é vc
[23:47] <lcabrini> milo: type 'echo $LANG'
[23:47] <A|i> tormod, i'll file a bug if it happens again with 8x
[23:47] <lcabrini> mine says it_IT.UTF-8 and I get openoffice in Italian
[23:47] <tormod> A|i,  you should file a bug if the driver does not pick the right speed itself (without any xorg.conf)
[23:48] <VCoolio> cube: maybe the panel isn't yet aware of its existence; run "killall gnome-panel" (panel will reappear automatically) and try again
[23:48] <pnema> Upgrade Problem.  Went from 8.04 to 8.10 t Jaunty.  My graphics will only start in low resolution.  How to fix?  Thanks
[23:48] <chaotic> i installed ubuntu and it will not boot.  i tryed the recovery option on the cd to reinstall grub but either i am doing it wrong or something else.  it tells me the the format of the device is not supported, please help
[23:48]  * Dr_Willis is  glad to say that the Mac4Lin Uninstaller script worked.. :)
[23:48] <A|i> tormod, ok
[23:49] <VCoolio> Dr_Willis: good for you and thx for mentioning unp, really useful
[23:49] <PATPAT> man it didnt work
[23:49] <Dr_Willis> VCoolio:  yes.. its one ofthose tools that get 'overlooked' :)
[23:49] <PATPAT> i created a script like u said
[23:49] <cube> VCoolio: kthx
[23:49] <Dr_Willis> VCoolio:  i also like the 'qmv' command
[23:49] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  i never said 'make' a script..i said run the one thats in the archive
[23:50] <tormod> pnema, ubuntu-bug xorg
[23:50] <pnema> how do I restart X?  I just update xorg.conf and want to restart the windows
[23:50] <bucky> PATPAT: do you understand the term "working directory"
[23:50] <evon> usr13: ? able to help?
[23:50] <cube> VCoolio: tried it, not working
[23:50] <pnema> tormod: thanks, trying it out
[23:51] <tormod> evon, you should read the wiki docs that people have written for you
[23:51] <usr13> evon: Ok, everythings mounting already accept for sda2 and sda3 so you can create entries for them, but first you have to create mount points.  You can name them something similar to NTFS1 and NTFS2 or MS1 and MS2, etc.  it is up to you, but you have to create the mount points like this:  mkdir /MS1 /MS2  and then add lines to your fstab file like this:  /dev/sda2  /MS1  ntfs  noauto,user,rw  0 0   #and   /dev/sda3 /MS2 ntfs  noauto,user,rw  0 0
[23:51] <evon> tormod: where do i find those?
[23:51] <dragon_> what's the command for searching for a package by a part of name?
[23:51] <derenrich> apt-cache?
[23:51] <PATPAT> yea
[23:51] <tormod> evon, wiki.ubuntu.com !
[23:51] <ScottG> ooooh ok. So I separate each thing I want with a ;
[23:51] <mobi-sheep> dragon_: Just type a partial name.
[23:51] <bucky> dragon installed or in the repos?
[23:51] <PATPAT> but it doesnt do anything
[23:51] <evon> usr13: thanks for your help
[23:51] <PATPAT>  i see the install file
[23:51] <dragon_> mobi-sheep: type where?
[23:52] <elli222> Hi guys. anyone good with linux kernel paramaters? i can't seem to get device_nomsi= working right...
[23:52] <bucky> PATPAT: cd into the working directory and sudo ./installmystupidtheme.sh
[23:52] <usr13> evon: NP
[23:52] <evon> usr13: can i post my fstab edit for you to look over?
[23:52] <dragon_> bucky: repos
[23:52] <mobi-sheep> dragon_: "sudo aptitude search firef" -- for packages only.
[23:52] <dragon_> bucky: or installed..
[23:52] <usr13> evon: Yes
[23:52] <mobi-sheep> dragon_: "sudo aptitude search firef" -- packages and in description too.
[23:52] <bucky> dragon apt-cache search some_string
[23:52] <mobi-sheep> dragon_: Err.. apt-cache search^^
[23:52] <usr13> evon: When your done, just issue command   sudo mount -a   or reboot.
[23:53] <dragon_> cool
[23:53] <cube> anybody an idea?
[23:53] <evon> usr13: great thanks
[23:53] <dragon_> what about searching only installed ones?
[23:53] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  using the terminal, you 'cd' to the diretory where the files are at.. and run the installer from the terminal.
[23:53] <rhinoserious> I need help
[23:53] <Dr_Willis> ls
[23:53] <rhinoserious> Ubuntu boots into a black screen
[23:53] <tormod> evon, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DrivesAndPartitions (they moved things a bit)
[23:53] <rhinoserious> and its acking me to log in
[23:53] <elli222> or is there another way of disabling msi on certian hardware? (to get suspend working)
[23:53] <leaf-sheep> Bluetooth Experts.  I have experiencing some issues with my mouse.  If I go away for X minutes, the mouse eventually get disconnected and does not respond.  I don't know if that's Bluetooth mouse or the protocol itself.  However, I was able to get it back by deleting known device, add a new device, reconnect, use hidd --search, etc.  Suggestion? :(
[23:54] <rhinoserious> wehn I log in I still get the black screen
[23:54] <lcabrini> rhinoserious: you mean you have a normal text console? With login prompt?
[23:54] <LogicalGhost> <-- Newb with wireless issues has returned *dumdumdum*
[23:54] <rhinoserious> lcabrini: yes
[23:54] <cube> hey, i installed hamster-applet but its not appearing in the add to panel menu!?
[23:55] <pnema> tormod: what was that command to check your xorg.conf file?  Thanks for the resend
[23:55] <rhinoserious> but the other day
[23:55] <mobi-sheep> cube: It's probably there.  Except that "hamster" isn't what you're looking for.
[23:55] <bucky> PATPAT: did you ever tar xvzf Mac4Lin_v1.0.tar.gz
[23:55] <Godel-Paradox> hi
[23:55] <Godel-Paradox> channel for wine?
[23:55] <rhinoserious> someone on here told me to use the command rm -r something
[23:55] <lcabrini> rhinoserious: seems like xdm/gdm/kdm is failing to start. Log in and check /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[23:55] <Godel-Paradox> and i mean not #wine
[23:55] <usr13> pnema: less /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:55] <bastidrazor> Godel-Paradox, ##winehq
[23:55] <LogicalGhost> I think I'm getting this sort of figured out, sort of - could someone remind me, there's a command to get a list that people keep telling me to use and I keep forgetting that lists drivers or something
[23:55] <rhinoserious> lcabrini: should I /exec -o it?
[23:55] <mobi-sheep> cube: hamster-applet is time tracking applet for gnome.  So you need to find something related to time tracking.
[23:55] <usr13> pnema: or:  cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:56] <chaotic> i installed ubuntu and it will not boot.  i tryed the recovery option on the cd to reinstall grub but either i am doing it wrong or something else.  it tells me the the format of the device is not supported, please help
[23:56] <pnema> usr13: paste the xorg.conf?
[23:56] <LogicalGhost> Or lists all those sound cards and modems etc, anyhow
[23:56] <lcabrini> LogicalGhost: lsmod, perhaps?
[23:56] <rhinoserious> chaotic: what do you mean by it won't boot
[23:56] <rhinoserious> explain further
[23:56] <tormod> pnema, it should work without any xorg.conf. otherwise file a bug using: ubuntu-bug xorg
[23:56] <chaotic> rhino: all i get is a blinking _
[23:56] <usr13> pnema:  pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:56] <rhinoserious> no text then?
[23:57] <chaotic> rhino: nope
[23:57] <Dr_Willis> PATPAT:  http://drop.io/dr_willis has the 'exact' commands i used to download/insttall the mac4lin thing.
[23:57] <tormod> chaotic, do not repeat yourself, there is enough noise here
[23:57] <LogicalGhost> lcabrini: No, it gave me a list that had like "PCI" and "Ethernet" and lots of other fun acronyms
[23:57] <usr13> pnema tormod is correct, you do not need xorg.conf file.
[23:57] <cube> mobi-sheep: OMG!! it works. lol. thanks alot!
[23:57] <lcabrini> LogicalGhost: lshw then?
[23:58] <mobi-sheep> cube: Zomg. :3
[23:58] <LogicalGhost> Cause I'm trying to install my wireless driver and getting a lot of weirdness . . . that could be it
[23:58] <bucky> Dr_Willis: where does it install those files.. do you need sudo to write?
[23:58] <mobi-sheep> cube: "sudo apt-cache search applet" will list you nearly all possible applet (if you didn't know that yet) :)
[23:58] <LogicalGhost> lcabrini: I don't think that was it but it might help
[23:59] <pnema> usr13: http://pastebin.com/m7caadade
[23:59] <Jimmio> Hello all. Any reason why my multimedia keys suddenly stopped working?
[23:59] <pnema> usr13: so mv xorg.conf and restart X?
[23:59] <LogicalGhost> The bizarre part is that the computer doesn't seem to recognize that there's a wireless card at all - it says it's "disabled" - but as far as I know the thing doesn't have an on/off switch