[15:21] <panfist> thanks everyone
[15:21] <eurythmia> tvoet_: so I did ... silly me, just a sec
[15:21] <nogoodreason> Nvidia users: which of these drivers do I need for my 8800GTS?  {setting up dual monitors}    https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates
[15:21] <TuxPurple> !ssh
[15:21] <darthanubis> nogoodreason, the latest
[15:21] <eurythmia> tvoet_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Gutsy_Intel_HD_Audio_Controller
[15:21] <effie_> is there a right way to install a package already on my HDD?
[15:22] <nogoodreason> darthanubis : yes, but which one is that? :S
[15:22] <jonaskoelker> ravelon: I _think_ (but it's been a long while) that you want a live CD (or usb, floppy).  Install windows, and note that grub is gone.  Boot the live media; reinstall grub and add a chainloader stanza to menu.list
[15:22] <darthanubis> nogoodreason, check Nvidia's site
[15:22] <darthanubis> Don't be lazy
[15:22] <FlightlessDuck> broadcom wireless card not working in ubuntu 9.04! What should I do?
[15:22] <hiemanshu> effie_, you mean from a deb?
[15:22] <hiemanshu> FlightlessDuck, what the problem?
[15:22] <jonaskoelker> effie_: apt-get install --reinstall package might do what you want...
[15:22] <darthanubis> !broadcomm
[15:22] <eurythmia> effie: just do :aptitude install <pkgname> if the package is older it will be upgraded, else aptitude will give you a reason why it won't work
[15:22] <darthanubis> !broadcom
[15:22] <jonaskoelker> effie_: depending on what you mean by "on my HDD"
[15:22] <FlightlessDuck> just got jaunty, now my wireless isn't working
[15:23] <hiemanshu> FlightlessDuck, do sudo update && sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter
[15:23] <darthanubis> FlightlessDuck, breathe deeply, then foolow link
[15:23] <darthanubis> foolow
[15:23] <effie_> at me broadcom have been automatically setted and is working up to now!
[15:23] <darthanubis> follow
[15:23] <FlightlessDuck> k thanks guys, will do
[15:23] <TuxPurple> !ssl
[15:24] <hiemanshu> !nervous
[15:24] <hiemanshu> !help
[15:24] <tvoet_> euryhtmia: which method do i use.
[15:24] <tvoet_> eurythmia : my model 8280 doesn't specify
[15:24] <wims> how do i change my default apps in kde, i wanna use a different default web browser than konqueror
[15:24] <effie_> but i'm from ubuntu!
[15:24] <ravelon> jonaskoelker, I don't quite understand what chainloader +1 does, can you tell me?
[15:24] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=248867
[15:24] <nixot> hello again... question- i'm running eeebuntu 9.04 and when I try to enable desktop effects it says "Compiz is not installed" but in the standard release, everything is screwed because of compiz, you can only configure that, and the configuration is convoluted and the whole program is really obnoxious, so is there a way i can have visual effects without compiz?
[15:25] <jonaskoelker> ravelon: it loads another bootloader
[15:25] <jonaskoelker> ravelon: typically, you want to load the windows bootloader, which will then load windows
[15:25] <friendishan> nixot u need to install compiz before using it
[15:26] <nixot> :O
[15:26] <effie_> eurythmia: i'wil try that process! and update you for any result!
[15:26] <eurythmia> tvoet_: just try the "Workaround A" section, that *should* solve your problem.
[15:26] <panfist> stupid vim comment: if the right hand home row is jkl;, then why don't those four characters move the cursor instead of hjkl
[15:26] <friendishan> nixot u can't do that u need compiz
[15:26] <eurythmia> panfist: you can change keymappings in your ~/.vimrc
[15:26] <nixot> when  I tried the standard install of eeebuntu, compiz screwed everything, the config window was bigger than the screen, and al the other config options for normal ubuntu were hidden
[15:27] <nixot> and at the bottom there was a wierd mac style task switcher
[15:27] <friendishan> nixot do u mean edubuntu ?
[15:27] <ravelon> jonaskoelker, do you know exactly which bootloader it loads? I don't see what it chains to?
[15:27] <nixot> no eeebuntu
[15:27] <eurythmia> friendishan: for the eeepc
[15:27] <panfist> before i get into changing anything i want to know the reasoning behind why they are the way they are
[15:27] <friendishan> nixot soory i don't know about that
[15:27] <eurythmia> panfist: you would have to ask the devs in #vim
[15:28] <nixot> friendishan: on my main pc with normal ubuntu 8.10, it can use visual effects without compiz
[15:28] <ladram> hello i have a big problem with the ssh to acced to server ubuntu 9.04 . when i put ssh @ip of server i have nothing so can you help me please
[15:28] <jonaskoelker> ravelon: the one on the disk designated by the "root" parameter in the same stanza as the "chainloader +1" bit
[15:28] <nixot> eeebuntu is like ubuntu except with a few adjustments to make the wireless work
[15:28] <eurythmia> panfist: I have a sneaking suspicion, though, that it's because : is used to start command mode.
[15:28] <effie_> jonasko: first i want to make you know that i'm a french speaker and i want just to express Hard Drive Disk.
[15:29] <panfist> yeah but ; is not :
[15:29] <nogoodreason> Nvidia: Found driver, but stumped as to how to download/install.  Google didn't help much - any thoughts?  https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates/+build/958828
[15:29] <friendishan> nixot i don't know why compiz is need on eeepc
[15:29] <eurythmia> ladram: what is the exact command you use? (replace the ip with <IP_ADDRESS> so that you can keep your privacy)
[15:29] <friendishan> nixot any1 else cud help u
[15:29] <ravelon> jonaskoelker, what is stanza?
[15:30] <nixot> ok friendishan
[15:30] <eurythmia> nixot: it could be because the eeepc is a low-performance PC, and they wanted to remove effects to promote bateery life longevity.
[15:30] <nixot> I see.
[15:30] <jonaskoelker> ravelon: a blob of text in menu.list corresponding to a menu item in the grub menu
[15:30] <eurythmia> s/bateery/battery/
[15:30] <ladram> eurythmia : i put ssh <IP_ADDRESS> in ubuntu client to acced to ubuntu server but i dont have anything
[15:30] <ravelon> jonaskoelker, i see, thanx
[15:30] <nixot> visual effects make it faster for me though!
[15:30] <jonaskoelker> ravelon: np
[15:30] <nixot> probably because then the desktop is hardware accelerated?
[15:31] <eurythmia> ladram: ubuntu client? What do you mean by that? Are you using an applet or a program, or are you using the command line to connect with ssh?
[15:31] <dar_> nassss
[15:31] <nixot> OK well I'll see what I can do... maybe install compiz just as a TSR or something
[15:31] <eurythmia> nixot: yes; the desktop is hardware accelerated.
[15:31] <nixot> well, thanks for your help, eurythmia and friendishan
[15:31] <friendishan> nixot no problem
[15:31] <eurythmia> nixot: no problem.
[15:31] <nixot> :)
[15:31] <ladram> eurythmia : yes i want to connect to the server with ssh but we do not connect
[15:32] <nixot> bye all.
[15:32] <eurythmia> ladram: I understand that you want to connect. What are you using to try to connect?
[15:32] <tvoet_> euryhtmia: off to reboot to see if it works.
[15:32] <tvoet_> thanks for the link
[15:32] <eurythmia> tvoet_: good luck.
[15:32] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker: how is your grub-ese ?
[15:32] <friendishan> ladram u wud probably wanting to read this http://groups.haas.berkeley.edu/HCS/howdoi/ssh.asp
[15:33] <coreyman> So I can view my localhost server on konquerer but i cant view it on firefox unless i'm connected to the web, whats up with that
[15:33] <zigovr> hi all, I have just done a fresh install of ubuntu 8.04, bizarrely, after a "aptitude update" and "atptitude upgrade", the kernel wasn't updated and remained at version 2.6.24-19, which is not the latest
[15:33] <zigovr> any idea why the kernel wasn't upgraded by this command ?
[15:34] <ladram> eurythmia : i put ssh test <IP_ADDRESS>
[15:34] <eurythmia> coreyman: you can use file:/// to access localhost. You can't connect to htp:// (default for firefox) unless there is a webserver running at the url being pointed to, in your case, localhost.
[15:34] <friendishan> zigovr u wud want to update it to ubuntu 9.04
[15:34] <dar_> hi, a question, is it true that by default in ubuntu 9.04 your folder home is encrypted until you login in ?
[15:34] <eurythmia> ladram: you should read the link that friendishan mentioned to you.
[15:34] <zigovr> friendishan: no, I am still using kde 3.5
[15:34] <ladram> ok thik u
[15:35] <mrbnet_> How do I exit the Terminal Server client when in full screen mode?
[15:35] <ladram> think u
[15:35] <ravelon> jonaskoelker, so, after I istall windows, I need to install grub on the same partition where my / is for that kernel if I use chainloader +1?
[15:35] <ikonia> ravelon: grub is installed on the mbr - not a partition
[15:35] <ikonia> ravelon: it reads the stage files from /boot/grub
[15:35] <friendishan> zigovr : do u want to upgrade to ubuntu 9.04 ?
[15:36] <jonaskoelker> ravelon: I second ikonia
[15:36] <dar_> ikonia: grub install in mbr and partition
[15:36] <zigovr> friendishan: no
[15:36] <dar_> 2 phases
[15:36] <ikonia> dar_: - no grub is installed to the mbr - it reads files from /boot
[15:36] <friendishan> zigovr: what actually u want to do?
[15:36] <ikonia> dar_: in context of the users question
[15:36] <dar_> ikonia: ;)
[15:36] <effie_> it display this aptitude don't have "super cow power" what else to do?
[15:36] <ladram> eurythmia : i read it but i have fixed @ip of ubuntu server 9.04 so when we want to connect them we can't so?
[15:36] <zigovr> friendishan: I want to understand why "aptitude upgrade" doesn't upgrade all packages. It upgrade almost all packages, but not the kernel
[15:37] <dar_> hi, a question, is it true that by default in ubuntu 9.04 your folder home is encrypted until you login in gdm?
[15:37] <ikonia> dar_: that's not true
[15:37] <hughszg> all, I set 'bash -v' by accident, now I want to disable that, how to do?
[15:37] <dar_> ikonia: ok
[15:37] <jonaskoelker> ikonia: doesn't it also read some files addressed by block number (as opposed to file name)?  Otherwise, it'd have to implement ext3 and reiserfs in 446 bytes in the mbr ;-)
[15:37] <friendishan> zigovr read this http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-215355.html
[15:37] <dar_> I read that It was going to be a new feature of ubuntu
[15:38] <ikonia> jonaskoelker: yes, I believe part of the reference is off block numbers, but it does have file system support, but that is not relevant to the users question
[15:38] <Boohbah> dar_: what is the point of that?
[15:38] <eurythmia> ladram: what is your native language?
[15:38] <tvoet_> eurythmia: muchas gracias.  sound now works fine.  thanks again.
[15:38] <ladram> eurythmia : frensh
[15:38] <jonaskoelker> ikonia: not relevant - agree
[15:38] <eurythmia> tvoet_: not a problem, glad all is good :)
[15:38] <hughszg> all, I set 'bash -v' by accident, now I want to disable that, how to do?
[15:38] <ikonia> hughszg: exit and re-enter bash
[15:38] <eurythmia> ladram: you may want to try #ubuntu-fr , I'm having an extremely difficult time trying to understand you.
[15:39] <dar_> dar_: I want to use lucs to encrypt my home, but I think ubuntu did it
[15:39] <tvoet_> eurythmia: don't get backwards support.
[15:39] <tvoet_> but it works now, that's all that matters.
[15:39] <ladram> eurythmia : ok i'm se sorry
[15:39] <ladram> so sorry
[15:39] <hughszg> ikonia: thank you a ton :)
[15:39] <coreyman> eurythmia i have a webserver running at localhost.
[15:39] <zigovr> friendishan: ok so apparently, it is "normal" behaviour of aptitude
[15:39] <eurythmia> ladram: no need to apologize, I'm just trying to help :)
[15:39] <hughszg> I got it undo.
[15:39] <overrider> Hello Folks. I've created a USB Startup Disk on a USB Key(via System->Admin->USB Startup Disk), which i hope can come in handy to do some System rescue operations. Now, how can i install some of my favourite Programs on that Key so they persist across a reboot? Thanks
[15:39] <eurythmia> coreyman: what port?
[15:39] <friendishan> zigovr yes
[15:39] <coreyman> eurythmia not sure, i installed xampp
[15:39] <ladram> eurythmia : so can you help me?
[15:40] <coreyman> eurythmia pretty sure either 80 or 8000 or 8080
[15:40] <eurythmia> tvoet_: you should be able to install alsa-oss and get backwards support (for all the old sound apps)
[15:40] <ladram> eurythmia : i will try to writ coorectly ok
[15:40] <eurythmia> coreyman: if it's not running on 80, then you won't get a connection without specifying the port. Try running nmap against localhost to find out which port http is running on.
[15:40] <tvoet_> eurythmia: just alsa-oss?
[15:40] <coreyman> eurythmia alright thanks
[15:40] <eurythmia> tvoet_: pretty sure, let me double check.
[15:40] <asdfasdfasdf> i would like to backup my 11 gb music folder sorted in foleders as /artist/album/song when it was 8 gb i picked the first half and burn it to a dvd and the other half to another dvd. that is almost 12 gb i need to backup a 3rd dvd how can i do it? (of course i could backup everything again using 3 dvds but i would like to use only one)
[15:41] <ladram> eurythmia : before fixing @ip of server ubuntu we don't have any prob to accec to ubuntu server but after fixing @ip we can"t acced it so ?
[15:42] <friendishan> asdfasdfasdf what do u mean make it a bit clear
[15:42] <john_> i think i did not set up my netbook remix properly it didnt leave any free space on the drive
[15:42] <eurythmia> ladram: when you ping @ip do you get a response?\
[15:42] <friendishan> asdfasdfasdf u may want to use a blu-ray then
[15:42] <eurythmia> coreyman: np.
[15:42] <ravelon> jonaskoelker, I have 2 drives ide and scsi. then grub promptss during boot, the ide drive is sda (hd0), but once ubuntu is booted, it shows as /dev/sdb, so if I do grub, it won't put it on the right disk
[15:42] <asdfasdfasdf> friendishan, i would like to backup my 11 gb music folder sorted in subfolders as /artist/album/song. when my music collection  was 8 gb i picked the first half and burnt it to a dvd and the other half to another dvd. now that it is almost 12 gb i need to backup a 3rd dvd how can i do it? (of course i could backup everything again using 3 dvds but i would like to use only one)
[15:42] <eurythmia> ring0: lol ... running in kernel mode on x86, are we? ;)
[15:42] <zamba> a working apt cacher? (apt-cache-ng sucks)
[15:42] <kinki> anybody can help me with python ?
[15:43] <asdfasdfasdf> i corrected it and i dont have a blu ray burner
[15:43] <eurythmia> kinki: try #python
[15:43] <zamba> kinki: what's the problem?
[15:43] <ladram> eurythmia : yes we can ping to ubuntu server
[15:43] <ring0> eurythmia: of course
[15:43] <kinki> eurythmia, it doesn't work
[15:43] <jonaskoelker> ravelon: I don't know what to do then; it's been too long since I've toyed with grub.  Maybe ikonia can help you?
[15:43] <eurythmia> ladram: try running nmap against the server, maybe something happened to the ssh port.
[15:43] <FLjohn> I have a problem loading Buzzen Chatrooms since I updated to 9.04
[15:43] <eurythmia> kinki: you need help installing python, or programming with it?
[15:44] <FLjohn> Anyone have any ideas?
[15:44] <eurythmia> ring0: kernel dev?
[15:44] <ladram> eurythmia :  how i can do it?
[15:44] <kinki> eurythmia, programming
[15:44] <coreyman1> eurythmia its running on 80
[15:44] <friendishan> asdfasdfasdf u cud not back-up the files already backed up in the 2 DVD's but u wud like to backup the new files on a new blank DVD
[15:44] <eurythmia> kinki: why won't #python work?
[15:44] <john_> any help fixing hdd space issue w 9.04?
[15:44] <g0wda> what is the minimum RAM required for normal desktop effects
[15:44] <g0wda> ?
[15:45] <asdfasdfasdf> friendishan, yes
[15:45] <friendishan> g0wda 256mb ram
[15:45] <kinki> eurythmia, I don't know, I go to server - join a channel and It does nothing
[15:45] <eurythmia> coreyman1: well, I don't know then; try specifiying http://localhost:80/ in the firefox address bar *grabbing at straws*
[15:45] <coreyman1> eurythmia tried it
[15:45] <coreyman1> eurythmia oh well, switching classes
[15:45] <eurythmia> coreyman1: sorry, I've got nothing then :/
[15:45] <coreyman1> eurythmia i'll just use konquerer
[15:46] <friendishan> asdfasdfasdf cut paste the already backed up files ain a new directory and then write the new files to a new DVD it's that simple
[15:46] <g0wda> i have 640mb DDR, but CAN'T, now how do i figure out which graphics card I have (i know that it's an onboard intel one)
[15:46] <ring0> eurythmia: no, i'm not a dev
[15:46] <g0wda> but dont know the make
[15:46] <eurythmia> ladram: man nmap; if there's no manpage do "apt-get install nmap" and then man nmap
[15:46] <jonaskoelker> g0wda: depends on what other things you use your ram for, but I'd guess "not much"; I think it's more interesting to ask whether or not your gfx card is up to the task
[15:46] <eurythmia> ring0: too bad ;)
[15:46] <ring0> eurythmia: :)
[15:46] <jonaskoelker> g0wda: lshw
[15:46] <eurythmia> kinki: works from here. what client are you using?
[15:46] <ladram> eurythmia : ok
[15:46] <friendishan> g0wda it must be 64mb video card for the normal graphics to work
[15:47] <livingdaylight> !docky
[15:47] <livingdaylight> !Docky
[15:47] <friendishan> !Docky
[15:47] <livingdaylight> anyone know anythng about Docky? Gnome-Do front end?
[15:47] <coz_> livingdaylight,  I know of people who use it and I tried it once
[15:47] <friendishan> livingdaylight not me
[15:48] <Pici> !fishing
[15:48] <livingdaylight> coz_: where do i find it?
[15:48] <coz_> livingdaylight,  hold on
[15:48] <Pici> Factoids are not case sensitive
[15:48] <livingdaylight> friendishan: ok, not you :)
[15:48] <kinki> eurythmia, maybe i doesn't work because it's to busy !
[15:48] <friendishan> !Dancing
[15:48] <eurythmia> sonofabitch! I know *exactly* why grub isn't boting my system now!
[15:48] <coz_> livingdaylight,   sudo apt-get install gnome-do
[15:49] <gordonjcp> lastlog friendishan
[15:49] <eurythmia> brb
[15:49]  * Dukkan is away: Estou ocupado
[15:49] <livingdaylight> coz_: oh, i got gnome-do installed. i was wondering aout its front-end 'Docky'
[15:49] <john_> anybody know how to resize a partition and make it mount auto in netbook remix?
[15:49] <g0wda>  VGA compatible controller
[15:49] <g0wda>              product: 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device
[15:49] <coz_> livingdaylight,   gnome-do  is it's own front end
[15:49] <Dre4m> This is really doing my head in,  Installed UBUNTU, go to play a DVD and it says plugins required . . .no problem I understand it needs codecs  . . . I press "search for missing plugin" . . . and it says . . . "No Packages With The Requested Plugins Found" -> The Requested Plugins Are  "DVD SOURCE"
[15:49] <livingdaylight>   hrmmmm
[15:49] <g0wda> how do i figure out it's memory from that?
[15:49] <jess12345> hi can anyone assist got into real trouble on my mac address on the network card
[15:49] <asdfasdfasdf> is there any software that can compare 2 different dvds agains a local music folder and tell me what files arent backed up in the dvds or have been modified?
[15:50] <coz_> livingdaylight,  docky may be one of the themes  it offers  or a separate applicatioin
[15:50] <jess12345> i swapped hard drives between the laptops and put it back and now the ethernet does not work
[15:50] <jess12345> i think it is to do with mac address but not sure
[15:50] <Dre4m> This is really doing my head in,  Installed UBUNTU, go to play a DVD and it says plugins required . . .no problem I understand it needs codecs  . . . I press "search for missing plugin" . . . and it says . . . "No Packages With The Requested Plugins Found" -> The Requested Plugins Are  "DVD SOURCE" . . . anyhelp greatly appreciated thanks in advanced
[15:50] <jess12345> its not wireless
[15:50] <coz_> livingdaylight,    http://do.davebsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Docky
[15:50] <eurythmia> alright, gone to test and see if I can boot my god-forsaken system now. be back soon!
[15:50] <jess12345> ive had a look around the net and cant find anything of use
[15:50] <friendishan> bybyebye
[15:50] <eurythmia> Dre4m: apt-get install vlc
[15:50] <Dre4m> what does that do?
[15:50] <QuickGold> !ask
[15:50] <coz_> livingdaylight,   there is also cairo-dock and  avant-window-navigator
[15:50] <jess12345> ive even had to get on my windows machine
[15:50] <livingdaylight> coz_: http://linuxowns.wordpress.com/2008/05/08/the-best-and-worst-docks-for-ubuntu/ this is where i heard about it
[15:50] <eurythmia> Dre4m: vlc is build with a goatload of codecs.
[15:50] <ladram> eurythmia : i do it bau wen i put man nmap i have a long file what i can do ?
[15:51] <jess12345> to get into irc
[15:51] <ladram> but
[15:51] <eurythmia> ladram: read the file.
[15:51] <bigpresh> g0wda: I believe that's on-board video, so it will use a configurable amount of the system's main memory for graphics, I'd expect.
[15:51] <jess12345> would really really appreciate any help on this please
[15:51] <Dre4m> why is it doing that though? i mean "oh my god" . . . ubuntu "easy friendly and ready to use" can't play dvds?
[15:51] <Dre4m> can't find a dvd codec?
[15:51] <g0wda> bigpresh how do i configure it then?
[15:52] <eurythmia> Dre4m: apt-cache search libdvdcss
[15:52] <asdfasdfasdf> Dre4m, sure windows finds them easily go back there :)
[15:52] <livingdaylight> coz_: got it ^^
[15:52] <coz_> livingdaylight,  that looks to be a bit old   cairo dock isnt mentioned there  let me check again to be sure
[15:52] <bigpresh> jess12345: It's not as simple as having hit the wifi kill-switch is it? :)
[15:52] <coz_> livingdaylight,  I see it
[15:52] <livingdaylight> coz_: cairo is mentioned. its his favourite
[15:52] <bigpresh> g0wda: In the BIOS, I believe.
[15:52] <Dre4m> I have never used windows in my life so maybe you should go back to windows instead m8 . . now shh
[15:52] <eurythmia> Dre4m: additionally:
[15:52] <coz_> livingdaylight,   take a look at cairo dock   it is the most robust of all the docks
[15:52] <eurythmia> !libdvdcss > Dre4m
[15:52] <Dre4m> I was trying to learn . . carry on eruthmia
[15:52] <coz_> livingdaylight,  and if you are running an nvidia card you can take advantage of the opengl implimentation with it
[15:52] <eurythmia> Dre4m: read the message ubottu sent you :)
[15:52] <jess12345> bigpresh: the wifi is off it is just a lan connection
[15:53] <ladram> eurythmia  : i see in the file that i have that ligne  22/tcp  open   ssh     OpenSSH 3.9p1 (protocol 1.99) so ??
[15:53] <Dre4m>  i have thanks so much
[15:53] <Dre4m> so i can get that via package manager?
[15:53] <bigpresh> jess12345: Ah, sorry, for some reason I read your question as pertaining to wireless.  My bad.
[15:53] <jess12345> bigpresh: it is hard wired not wireless
[15:53] <eurythmia> Dre4m: yep.
[15:53] <eurythmia> okay, gonna reboot be back soon.
[15:53] <ladram> eurythmia : i try to connect to the server but no reponse
[15:54] <Dre4m> so ill just type VLC in package manager and just install whatever comes up then "movie player" will play my dvd ya?
[15:54] <dyf1> hello.. i want to map a keyboard shortcut to execute a command to raise the volume, what is the command to raise volume?
[15:54] <bigpresh> jess12345: More specific, then - what do you mean by "does not work"?  Do you get a link light?  Does the network interface get assigned an IP?
[15:54] <jess12345> bigpresh: it was working before, then I switched laptops and now its not working again - i just switched hard drives as one went in for repair on the touchpad there is nothing wrong with the network card as it works find with a windows HD
[15:54] <ladram> eurythmia : are you here
[15:54] <jess12345> bigpresh: light is on
[15:54] <livingdaylight> coz_: sounds good... i actually, like quite a traditional setup, having never quite been convinced by the need docks apparently serve. Taskbar and workspaces works good here. I was just curious about Docky being a frontend for gnome-do as i hadn't heard of it
[15:54] <coz_> livingdaylight,  let me get  you a screenshot of my cairo dock hold on
[15:55] <coz_> livingdaylight,   http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/132551/dock.png
[15:55] <coz_> livingdaylight,  I actually dont use any dock myself  I only have cairo dock installed so I can create themes for it :)
[15:55] <livingdaylight> coz_: woah... never seen it look like that :)
[15:55] <coz_> livingdaylight,  since I use a wacom tablet  I use Easystroke  instead
[15:56] <treyh> will someone post a link to get my ubuntu box to work with windows dns
[15:56] <jess12345> bigpresh: i get an ip address i think
[15:56] <livingdaylight> coz_: agreed, Docks are definitely for a large monitor... which as i have one now may just be justifiable
[15:56] <jess12345> but it says link speed not available
[15:56] <Dre4m> can someone confirm that if I type VLC in package manager that will supply me with the sufficient codecs to play DVDs in movie player?
[15:56] <coz_> livingdaylight,  well you can set the dock to autohide
[15:57] <bigpresh> jess12345: Interesting.  TBH, my first bit of diagnostics in this case would be to try a different network cable
[15:57] <bigpresh> jess12345: I've seen *weird* problems turn out to actually be cable-related
[15:57] <coz_> livingdaylight,  and if you like you can also use system wide mouse gesture recognition with easystroke
[15:57] <jess12345> bigpresh: checked network cable swapped with the windows machine - working fine
[15:57] <jess12345> bigpresh: is there anyway to re-configure networking
[15:57] <coz_> livingdaylight,  with easystroke docks are some what old in comparison
[15:58]  * livingdaylight googles easystroke
[15:58] <livingdaylight> !easystroke
[15:58] <Dre4m> can someone inform me of a codec pack I can get from package manager that will supply sufficient codecs for me to play dvds?
[15:58] <coz_> livingdaylight,  it is a system wide gesture recognition software
[15:58] <TFK> Hi all
[15:58] <treyh> anyone have any suggestions on accessing windows server for dns requests with ubuntu
[15:58] <coz_> livingdaylight,  you make a stroke with the mouse to open applications  close them run compiz  etc  etc
[15:58] <TFK> can I upgrade from ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04 with an iso file
[15:58] <badfish69> how do i update clamav definitions?
[15:59] <livingdaylight> coz_: in Ubuntu?
[15:59] <coz_> badfish69,   http://ubuntufs.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/update-clamav-in-ubuntu/
[15:59] <coz_> livingdaylight,  yes I use ubuntu here
[15:59] <jess12345> does anyone know how to reconfigure the network without doing a full reinstall
[15:59] <ladram> can you help me the ssh can't connect with ubuntu server whatn can i do ?
[15:59] <coz_> livingdaylight,  easystroke works to near flawless
[16:00] <darthanubis> jess12345, man ifconfig
[16:00] <darthanubis> !network
[16:00] <darthanubis> !networking
[16:00] <livingdaylight> coz_: i'm looking for it
[16:00] <darthanubis> !ifconfig
[16:00] <coz_> livingdaylight,   however without a mouse or graphics tablet it would be useless
[16:00] <livingdaylight> coz_: watching a youtube of it
[16:00] <badfish69> i thought freshclam was supposed to take care of it
[16:00] <coz_> livingdaylight,  if you are good at controlling the mouse  gestures will make accessing and closeing and anything you can do with a mouse at least twice as fast
[16:01] <Dukkan> Para saber informações sobre um canal use: /ChanServ INFO #canal
[16:02] <ladram> ??
[16:02] <flashingpumpkin> yay
[16:02] <flashingpumpkin> ext2 mount funktioniert
[16:02] <Dre4m> Please Help!, I have just installed ubuntu, when I try and play a DVD it says Plugins missing and when it searches to find them it says it cant  find a package with the blah blah blah, how can I get the codecs so movie player can play my DVD?
[16:02] <flashingpumpkin> wargh, + english
[16:03] <Dulak> Dre4m: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[16:04] <Dre4m> so if I type sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/jaunty.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list into TERMINAL that will give me DVD CODECS?
[16:04] <mikai> fr
[16:05] <emsenn> Hi there - I've set up a server using the karmic alpha, and it works fine except for one small issue - when I type my IP into my browser URL bar, it changes to the internal IP of the server.  This of course works fine as long as I'm on the same network, but makes my server unreachable from the outside world.
[16:05] <mikai> hi
[16:05] <emsenn> I was wondering how to test to see if it's an issue with Ubuntu, or somewhere else along the line, and if it's Ubuntu, how to resolve it.
[16:05] <nixot> Well I installed compix
[16:05] <nixot> *compiz
[16:06] <nixot> everything works now.. the theme I'm using is small enough :D
[16:06] <nixot> thanks for your help
[16:06] <Dre4m> I have spent 2 hours trying to get UBUNTU to play a dvd and for some reason no one knows how to get it working. everyone gives me links to things I dont understand, Cant anyone please explain the proccess to get UBUNTU to get the DVD CODECS its missing?
[16:06] <coz_> livingdaylight,  I dont see a great video for easystrok on youtube  but this one is adequate    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhMErNsEoZw
[16:06] <Xcell> Dre4m-  did you install restricted extras?
[16:07] <livingdaylight> coz_: i found this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdomiISPKhY
[16:07] <Hiemanshu> !ide
[16:07] <Dre4m> ok xcell , i put dvd in and it says missing plugins when it trys and finds them ti says it cannt
[16:07] <Dre4m> all I want is a bloody dvd codec so I can play a DVD
[16:07] <coz_> livingdaylight,  yeah I didnt like that one but let me watch the whole thing:)
[16:07] <Hiemanshu> Dre4m, get vlc
[16:07] <ladram> can you help me with the ssh ??
[16:07] <Dre4m> will that make movie player play dvds/
[16:08] <Dre4m> ?
[16:08] <Hiemanshu> ladram, whats wrong?
[16:08] <Hiemanshu> Dre4m, yes
[16:08] <Xcell> Dre4m-  did you install (ubuntu-restricted-extras)  ?
[16:08] <jess12345> darthanubis: im not a linux expert sorry hence the help
[16:08] <livingdaylight> coz_: he drones, but its informative... yours - what's with the 6 monitor setup?!?!
[16:08] <Dre4m> no i didnt
[16:08] <coz_> livingdaylight,  yeah that's something right?
[16:08] <Hiemanshu> Dre4m, do sudoapt-get install vlc
[16:08] <Dre4m> how do you type my name so fast? whats the key to make someones name come up as you type it?
[16:08] <Hiemanshu> Dre4m, do sudo apt-get install vlc
[16:08] <ladram> Hiemanshu : i cant to connect with the ssh to the ubuntu server 9.04
[16:08] <LjL> !tab | Dre4m
[16:08] <livingdaylight> coz_: awesome
[16:08] <Hiemanshu> ladram, whats wrong?
[16:08] <Xcell> install them from terminal.. sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[16:09] <Dre4m> when i hold tab nothing happens lol?
[16:09] <coz_> livingdaylight,  the nice thing about that video beyond the 6 monitors is the way he uses stroke to move windows to any of the monitors
[16:09] <jess12345> darthanubis:  i can work the commands if someone can assist in identification of the problem
[16:09] <Xcell> then reboot and use it should have np
[16:09] <Hiemanshu> Dre4m, type half and then tab :P
[16:09] <Dre4m> Hiemanshu:
[16:09] <jess12345> i really think it is the mac address issue that someone had earlier
[16:09] <Dre4m> hahaha great lol
[16:09] <coz_> livingdaylight,  with easystroke anything that you do with a mouse...keyboard ...or command   can be done with strokes
[16:09] <Dre4m> thanks
[16:09] <Hiemanshu> Xcell, no need to reboot
[16:09] <Dre4m> ill install vlc
[16:09] <Hiemanshu> Dre4m, VLC is the best :)
[16:09] <Dre4m> can i do this via package manager?
[16:09] <Hiemanshu> yes
[16:09] <livingdaylight> coz_: i've installed it... just need to start creating my strokes :)
[16:09] <coz_> livingdaylight,  productivity..or speed...will increase at least 3 times
[16:09] <Hiemanshu> Dre4m, open terminal and then sudo apt-get install vlc
[16:10] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, would you mind pmming me a stanza of your grub's menu.lst? Mine's busted.
[16:10] <dbrewer_rjr> my server is telling me i do not have the latest version of clamav on boot and in the log files. it just started doing that. whats up with that?
[16:10] <Hiemanshu> Dre4m, its install a lot of codecs :)
[16:10] <Xcell> plus.. for a decent player..smplayer works good and is simple and has decent features
[16:10] <jess12345> can anyone assist with my network problem - sorry to ask again
[16:10] <livingdaylight> coz_: i doubt it in my case; nice thought though :)
[16:10] <Dre4m> Hiemanshu: this says it installs a player
[16:10] <rjune> jess12345: I missed the problem
[16:10] <Hiemanshu> jess12345, what is wrong?
[16:10] <Dre4m> i only wanted the codecs
[16:10] <Hiemanshu> Dre4m, yes
[16:10] <coz_> livingdaylight,  I also want to tell you that easystroke is the most professional gesture recognition on any platform...window...mac   and linux but it is only for linux
[16:10] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: http://rafb.net/p/0E95Yj33.html
[16:10] <Hiemanshu> Dre4m, VLC is a very good player + installs codecs
[16:10] <Hiemanshu> !vlc
[16:10] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, thanks.l
[16:10] <ladram> Hiemanshu : i cont to connect to the ubuntu server with ssh
[16:10] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: np
[16:11] <jess12345> rjune himeans switched hard drives on the laptop and switced back and not ethernet card is not working
[16:11] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: best of luck :)
[16:11] <livingdaylight> coz_: at last we have one up on them ;p
[16:11] <Hiemanshu> !codes | Dre4m
[16:11] <jess12345> rjune: its not wifi
[16:11] <Hiemanshu> !codecs | Dre4m
[16:11] <coz_> livingdaylight,  if you like it I suggest writing the author of the applications and let him know  we cant afford to lose this application:)
[16:11] <rjune> jess12345: what does ifconfig -a show?
[16:11] <Hiemanshu> ladram, what does it say? does it say anything?
[16:11] <livingdaylight> coz_: prolly hardly anyone knows about this software in Ubuntu. Had you not told me?
[16:11] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, thanks. I think I'll get it this time around, it's just a matter of fixing where the kernel is looking for my root :)
[16:11] <rjune> jess12345: and if you do lspci, do you see Ethernet someplace
[16:11] <g0wda> My gfx card is blacklisted i guess, running compiz from terminal said "blacklisted device found"
[16:11] <Xcell> Dre4m-  do not forget to enable extra repositories in synapt = sys/ admin / synaptic / repositories  (enable all 3rd parties..
[16:11] <jess12345> rjune: i have eth0  eth0:avahi lo and pan0
[16:11] <ladram> Hiemanshu : yes anything
[16:11] <dbrewer_rjr> my server is telling me i do not have the latest version of clamav on boot and in the log files. it just started doing that. whats up with that?
[16:12] <g0wda> noe is there any workaround? is it advicable?
[16:12] <coz_> livingdaylight,  well I have been using gesture recognition for years on windows  and this was the one thing on linux that was sorely missing
[16:12] <Dre4m> what does that do Xcell?
[16:12] <g0wda> *now
[16:12] <livingdaylight> coz_: hehe... i will ask his birthday too
[16:12] <Xcell> allows you to install extras
[16:12] <Hiemanshu> Dre4m, add extra repos that contain codecs
[16:12] <jess12345> rjune: lspci can see the ethernet controller
[16:12] <coz_> livingdaylight,  test it out  its quite a prefessional app and it also has the ability to use compiz plugins like fire  etc  to  decorate the strokes
[16:12] <Dre4m> why dont they just give you them when you get ubuntu fs? I really don't understand , , , ok let me try that
[16:12] <ladram> Hiemanshu : what can i do please?
[16:13] <rjune> jess12345: that's good, does ifconfig -a show it?
[16:13] <Hiemanshu> ladram, how do you connect?
[16:13] <eurythmia> Dre4m, because of licensing issues ... you have to enable universe and multiverse for them all.
[16:13] <jess12345> rjune: 02:00.
[16:13] <coz_> livingdaylight,  it is also n sroke meaning there is no number of strokes it cant handle
[16:13] <Hiemanshu> ladram, is SSHD running on the server?
[16:13] <ladram> Hiemanshu : i put ssh test <IP_ADDRESS>
[16:13] <Dulak> Dre4m: I pasted you the medibuntu page, which describes exactly what to do to get DVDs working, if you had actually read it, you would be fixed by now
[16:13] <rjune> jess12345: ifconfig -a will have something akin to ethX where X is a number
[16:13] <jess12345> rjune: ifconfig shows eth0 with a hardware address up broadcast running
[16:14] <Hiemanshu> ladram, whats the test for?
[16:14] <Dulak> Dre4m: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[16:14] <rjune> jess12345: oh good.
[16:14] <g0wda> My gfx card is blacklisted i guess, running compiz from terminal said "blacklisted device found"... now is there any workaround? is it advicable?
[16:14] <rjune> was it eth0 before?
[16:14] <ladram> Hiemanshu : is the name of the server ubuntu
[16:14] <livingdaylight> coz_: question: what is the danger of moving around one's Desktop and unintentionally making strokes and launching apps left right and center?
[16:14] <Hiemanshu> ladram, you dont need to do that
[16:14] <ladram> Hiemanshu : how can i  run sshd
[16:14] <jess12345> rjune: i cant remember i think it was either eth0 or lo if lo can run on this
[16:14] <Yankefish> how do i enable my dual core in ubuntu??
[16:14] <rjune> jess12345: lo == loopback, it should always exist.
[16:14] <Slart> Yankefish: it should be enabled by default
[16:14] <rjune> jess12345: try this, ifcfg eth0
[16:14] <Hiemanshu> ladram, ssh <IP_ADDRESS> should work
[16:15] <Hiemanshu> ladram, /etc/init.d/sshd start
[16:15] <livingdaylight> coz_: sorry, i know, 'coz they're only launched in combination with a stroke + mouse-click held down, right?
[16:15] <coz_> livingdaylight,  danger?  none  if the sroke is not recognized nothing will happen but the system will beep.. and
[16:15] <coz_> livingdaylight,  no
[16:15] <ladram> Hiemanshu : ssh <IP_ADDRESS> don"t work
[16:15] <Slart> Yankefish: do a less /proc/cpuinfo
[16:15] <coz_> livingdaylight,  you can attache a modifyer key but it's not necessary
[16:15] <Hiemanshu> ladram, are you sure SSHD is running
[16:15] <Hiemanshu> !ssh | ladram
[16:15] <Slart> Yankefish: you should see one section for each core.. starting with "processor    : 0"
[16:16] <coz_> livingdaylight, when you open easystroke go to the preferences tab
[16:16] <bug__> ubuntu 9.04 not let me upload fotos on facebook..?
[16:16]  * eurythmia is off again in hope that grub now works correctly.
[16:16] <emsenn> Does anyone know why my server is insisting on redirecting to it's internal IP
[16:16] <coz_> livingdaylight,  select which mouse button you want to use first
[16:16] <Yankefish> ok thx slart, was wondering cuz my ubuntu is running kinda slow now
[16:16] <jess12345> rjune: one other thing is that i have eth0 and pan0 with different hardware address, pan 0 did not exist before but it has appeared (ifcfg command not found)
[16:16] <Yankefish> my swap is 4 gb
[16:16] <rjune> jess12345: gah, sorry, ifup eth0
[16:16] <Sangrial> Good morning anyone on?
[16:16] <ladram> Hiemanshu : when i put this command i have a message erroe this command not found
[16:17] <rjune> jess12345: then do ifconfig eth0
[16:17] <coz_> livingdaylight,  then  in the Actions tab  click the "Add action" tab  and lets say you want to open gnome-terminal
[16:17] <jess12345> rjune ifup failed to open statefile ......../ permission denies
[16:17] <rjune> jess12345: sudo ifup eth0 it has to be run as root
[16:17] <cReAtivE_> just installed ubuntu, monitor gets no signal at boot can any1 help me pls ? (radeon x1600 with tv-out, fresh install)
[16:17] <coz_> livingdaylight, when you click that Add action button  the window shows a "gesture" with number  you type the name
[16:17] <coz_> livingdaylight,  then hit enter
[16:18] <ladram> Hiemanshu : yes i have a file sshd is empty
[16:18] <livingdaylight> coz_: Terminal in this case
[16:18] <coz_> livingdaylight,  then the "COmmand" field is highlighted and you can for gnome terminl type    gnome-terminal
[16:18] <g0wda> xMy gfx card is blacklisted i guess, running compiz from terminal said "blacklisted device found"... now is there any workaround? is it advicable?
[16:18] <jess12345> rjune sudo ifup eth0 = ignoring unknown interface eth0 = eth0
[16:18] <g0wda> ?
[16:18] <Yankefish> anybody know why sometimes my keyboar doesnt work with ubuntu
[16:18] <Sangrial> Question: How do I remove ubuntu? NOTHING is working, windows xp wont reformat, previous version says I/O error , the current cd just goes to boot menu
[16:18] <rjune> jess12345: that's interesting, sounds like it's not configured, you are using GNOME, right?
[16:18] <ladram> Hiemanshu : what can i do?
[16:18] <coz_> livingdaylight,  then hit enter  and then create the stroke for the terminal
[16:18] <jess12345> rjune: yes - it was before i did the switch back and forth
[16:19] <livingdaylight> coz_: whooohoo... what stroke shall i make my first stroke?
[16:19] <rjune> jess12345: do you see the network manager applet in the ... upper right hand corner I think
[16:19] <jess12345> rjunet ifconfig eth0 returns link encap: ethernet + hardware address
[16:19] <LjL> Sangrial: bad CD-ROM drive?
[16:19] <jess12345> rjune yes
[16:19] <rjune> jess12345: but does it have a proper eth0 address?
[16:19] <coz_> livingdaylight,  ah that is up to your and which one you will remember  :)
[16:19] <g0wda> My gfx card is blacklisted i guess, running compiz from terminal said "blacklisted device found"... now is there any workaround? is it advicable?
[16:19] <jess12345> rjune: connection properties lo
[16:19] <g0wda> X(
[16:19] <coz_> livingdaylight,  it can be as simple as a straight line of as complex as  a keltic knot:)
[16:20] <ladram> Hiemanshu : are you there
[16:20] <rjune> jess12345: lo is not relevant right now.
[16:20] <g0wda> :'(
[16:20] <Sangrial> LjL: thought has occured to me...
[16:20] <rjune> jess12345: do you know how to configure an ethernet device with network manager?
[16:20] <coz_> livingdaylight,  i suggest not making any stroke quite as complex as a keltic know though :)
[16:20] <jess12345> rjune: it has eth0:avahi but status error
[16:20] <jess12345> rjune: no as it did it all automatically on initial install
[16:21] <TFK> Can I make an uprade to 9.04 with iso image  ?
[16:21] <coz_> livingdaylight,    http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/132551/Screenshot-easystroke.png
[16:21] <rjune> jess12345: need to either click and get edit or right click and get edit in the network manager applet
[16:21] <jess12345> rjune: is there any way to do this ? i just need to recongfiure from scratch
[16:21] <rjune> I don't use GNOME so I'm semi blind
[16:22] <livingdaylight> coz_: lol, i made a diagonal and instead of gnome-terminal it launched 'Appearances'
[16:22] <g0wda> why do graphics cards get blacklisted?
[16:22] <jess12345> rjune: is there anyway i can launch it from command line ? i cant seem to get anything configured using the applet
[16:22] <coz_> livingdaylight,  oo   yeah just remembering the strokes is likely the most difficutlt part of this
[16:22] <rjune> ifconfig eth0 IP_ADDRESS netmask NETMASK
[16:23] <g0wda> why do graphics cards get blacklisted?
[16:23] <coz_> livingdaylight,  you will also notice that in the config window the strokes  begin with blue and end in that yellow green or whatever  showing the directions that way
[16:23] <ohir> g0wda: because of a) manufacturer won't give info about card hardware to developers
[16:23] <jess12345> rjune: i have xnnetcardconfig - i will install that and try ?
[16:23] <radovan> hello world, looking for some kvm guru. got some issues in kvm 84 in 9.04
[16:23] <g0wda> Mine's Intel, many other Intel cards work!
[16:23] <ohir> g0wda: b) because card is known to cause bad things on several mobo chipsets
[16:24] <g0wda> oh...
[16:24] <coz_> livingdaylight,  did you see the screenshot of my gestures?
[16:24] <g0wda> so how can i say which one mine doesnt pass?
[16:24] <ohir> g0wda: yes, its true. But if its intel and is blackisted see reason b)
[16:24] <Dre4m> hi
[16:24] <radovan> hello world, looking for some kvm guru. got some _serious_ issues in kvm 84 in 9.04
[16:24] <g0wda> :(
[16:24] <eschulz> hello all
[16:24] <g0wda> so only option is to change to one that is supported?
[16:25] <Dre4m> earlyer someone said to me, I need to enable respotries thrird party something or other in synaptic to be able to play dvds so movie player would have codecs it needs. . . how is this done?
[16:25] <livingdaylight> coz_: yes, but having problems here setting my first one up
[16:25] <ladram> can you help me please i have a problem to connect to the server ubuntu 9.04 with the ssh
[16:25] <ohir> g0wda: its not a solution, but this particular card likely can be unblacklisted if your mobo will be all-intel
[16:26] <g0wda> my mobo is MSI 533, i don't know what that means actually
[16:26] <ohir> g0wda: unless you are experienced luser, the best is to change graphics
[16:26] <Dre4m> PLEASE can someone tell me how I can Just install CODECS that allow playback of DVD . . . AS UBUNTU can;t find the plugin it needs to play a dvd
[16:26] <coz_> livingdaylight,  first hit "Add action"  type in the name  then hit enter decide if it is command or keystroke ...hit enter  then make stroke
[16:26] <Dre4m> 3 hours so far and I still cant play a dvd
[16:26] <livingdaylight> coz_: do i have to 'Add application' first?
[16:27] <g0wda> I have hope that the community's got my back!
[16:27] <coz_> livingdaylight, not sure what you mean when you first click the add action button that is where you type in the name of what you are doing
[16:27] <ohir> g0wda: it means that it has no intel chipset and thats why your intel card is blacklisted
[16:27] <ITPro> Any1 here knows about EXT4 file deletion Security?  is it possible to recover the removed files?
[16:27] <coz_> livingdaylight,  then hit enter    then decide if it is a command or key sequence  then hit enter again
[16:27] <g0wda> I'll try asking this on launchpad...
[16:27] <coz_> livingdaylight,  and draw the stroke
[16:27] <psycoborg> wow. i installed kde, and at a loss for words.
[16:27] <microcai> Dre4m: apt-get install gstreamer*
[16:28] <psycoborg> they are both nice and run very well.
[16:28] <ohir> g0wda: if you wanna try hard, do research for 'your-card-name' + HOWTO
[16:28] <Dre4m> microcai: whats that?
[16:28] <ladram> hello
[16:28] <radovan> looking for some kvm guru. got some issues in kvm 84 in 9.04
[16:28] <ladram> ??
[16:28] <rjune> jess12345: I don't know what that program does
[16:28] <jetsaredim> is there a way to adjust the audio sync in totem?
[16:28] <microcai> Dre4m: Install all the gstreamer plugins
[16:28] <livingdaylight> coz_: in the top of the configuration tool there is +Add Application and +Add Group
[16:29] <jess12345> rjune: i cant install anyway dont have a connection.......can i reconfigure from the command line ?
[16:29] <ohir> g0wda: if you are brave enough to do custom kernel and Xorg :)
[16:29] <coz_> livingdaylight,  hit  alt+printscreen and upload the image to picpaste.com let me see what you mean
[16:29] <Dre4m> microcai: it looks as if most are?
[16:29] <coz_> livingdaylight,  make sure easystroke is the focused window when you hit alt+printscreen
[16:30] <Dre4m> I cant belive how hard it is on ubuntu to watch a dvd I really am shocked. all I want is for the default "movie player" to be able to play DVDS??????/
[16:30] <microcai> Dre4m: ANd then most codecs will be intalled
[16:30] <coz_> livingdaylight,  oh I see nevermind
[16:30] <coz_> livingdaylight,  I would play with that later on
[16:30] <eurythmia> so, my system is b0rked :/
[16:30] <Dre4m> GStreamer plugins from the "ugly" set (Multiverse Variant)
[16:30] <alienseer23> I'm looking for a pdf creation/editng program that can embed fonts into a pre-existing pdf, that has a nice and friendly GUI, anybody help me with some direction?
[16:30] <coz_> livingdaylight,  simply click the add actions button first and name the action
[16:30] <rjune> jess12345: ifconfig eth0 IP_ADDRESS netmask NETMASK
[16:30] <Dre4m> GStreamer plugins from the "ugly" set (Multiverse Variant)????????
[16:30] <hwilde> Hello.  Could someone please verify that this fails due to unmet dependencies:    sudo apt-get install libcv-dev
[16:30] <microcai> Dre4m: YES, install it
[16:31] <coz_> livingdaylight,  then hit the "enter" key  and usind the arrows decide which a command or keystroke and hit enter again
[16:31] <ITPro> Any1 here knows about EXT4 file deletion Security?  is it possible to recover the removed files?
[16:31] <coz_> livingdaylight,  then click the Record stroke button and make the stroke
[16:31] <microcai> Dre4m: And gstreamer-bad
[16:31] <coz_> livingdaylight,  that should do it
[16:31] <Dre4m> i bet it wont work, just trying it
[16:32] <RanyAlbeg> i extracted an audio cd using cdparanoia -wB -d /dev/sr0 .. now cant find the files.
[16:32] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, my menu.lst is here (http://www.pastebin.ca/1429987 ), my linux root is on /dev/sda6 (home is on /dev/sda7), and my system stops on "waiting for root filesystem" on boot (I removed quiet and splash from the boot args). help :/
[16:32] <Dre4m> pluygin not installed
[16:32] <Dre4m> I give up
[16:32] <chl_> is there somebody who could help me with getting my mobile broadband up and running ?
[16:32] <Dre4m> back to windows
[16:32] <radovan> looking for some kvm guru. got serious issues in kvm 84 in 9.04
[16:32] <coz_> livingdaylight,  here is the main page and if you scroll down there is documentation as well as tips and tricks    http://easystroke.wiki.sourceforge.net/
[16:32] <chl_> it worked on 8.10
[16:32] <RanyAlbeg> i extracted an audio cd using cdparanoia -wB -d /dev/sr0 .. now cant find the files.
[16:33] <Dre4m> I tired the "linux experience" if it takes me 3 hours to not be able to play a dvd then windows is better in my opinion. Thanks to all who tried. 1500 people and not one knows how to play a dvd
[16:33] <Dre4m> gg
[16:33] <rjune> ?
[16:33] <Dulak> Dre4m: DId you read the page I linked to you twice?  Did you do what it said to make dvds work?   If you had I think it would be solved.
[16:33] <jess12345> rjune sudo ifconfig eth0  xx.xxx.  returns SIOCSFADDR : file exists
[16:33] <Dulak> Dre4m: it's a 2 minute read, are you really that lazy?
[16:33] <jess12345> rjune how do i get the net mask ?
[16:33]  * microcai hi guys. Some one just give and back to Window$
[16:33] <rjune> it's given to you by whoever runs your network
[16:33] <coz_> livingdaylight,  under the "Applications" pull down you were talking about  I generally just leave that at default and make all gestures withing the primary window there
[16:33] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: and the only thing you changed going from bootable to not-bootable is menu.list?
[16:34] <hwilde> Hello.  Could someone please verify that this fails due to unmet dependencies:    sudo apt-get install libcv-dev
[16:34] <rjune> jess12345: it's given to you by whoever runs your network
[16:34] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, nope ... it was switching from lilo to grub.
[16:34] <livingdaylight> coz_: http://img20.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot1n.png
[16:34] <ozzmosis> Need to get 275MB of archives.  yikes .. Eclipse is rather big :)
[16:34] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: ah
[16:34] <pim_> Hi I'm trying to connect my Acer Aspire One with a  RealTek RTL8101E Fast Ethernet controller to the internet, using a wireless repeater which is configured as a regular network adapter. However, when I plug it in it says: network disconnected. I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 Netbook Remix
[16:34] <eurythmia> ozzmosis, you're better off downloading eclipse from the website.
[16:35] <ozzmosis> eurythmia: it's ok, I don't need it :)
[16:35] <coz_> livingdaylight,  right as I said,,, I generaly dont use that  I simply use the main window to add apps+strokes  but that link I linked you to should give a bit more informatoin
[16:35] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, yeah; the only reason I installed lilo was because I accidentally hit enter when the choice of bootloader to install came up (why, oh WHY is lilo selected first by default, and why isn't there a confirmation dialogue?)
[16:35] <ozzmosis> eurythmia: kkathman was asking about developer IDEs earlier and I mentioned it.  didn't realise it was so huge :)
[16:36] <coz_> livingdaylight,  I see you have gnome-terminal already iun the gesture window now all you need to do is click the record strok button and make a stroke for it
[16:36] <jess12345> rjune: ok got it from the windows machine i think get the following socsifaddr file exists siocsifnetmask : cannot assign requested address
[16:36] <ilor> hi all, I'm having a strange issue with my sound settings, I do get the login/logout jingles and amarok plays mp3s fine, but I get no sound in movies, and when I go to system/prefeences/sound, none of the "test" buttons make any sound. Suggestions?
[16:36] <livingdaylight> coz_: that's what i've done 20 times but it doesn't record it
[16:37] <coz_> livingdaylight,  are you sure you are using the correct mouse button you assigned and also be sure you have that gnome terminal line highlighted when you try to create a gesture
[16:37] <ilor> The sound card is an integrated Intel ALC660-VD (it's a laptop)
[16:37] <panfist> where would messages go if a cron job failed or completed successfully?
[16:37] <jag_> !oacman
[16:38] <livingdaylight> coz_: ive set it to button 2 which is the scroll wheel on my mouse
[16:38] <eurythmia> oh well ... maybe I'll just reinstall the base system :/
[16:38] <radovan> looking for some kvm guru. got some serious issues in kvm-84 in 9.04
[16:38] <jag_> !pacman
[16:38] <Pici> jag_: Ubuntu doesn't use pacman for package management, we use apt and dpkg
[16:38] <mattgyver> When using ffmpeg to convert video to audio, i recieve 'unknown encoder: libmp3lame' i have libmp3lame0, and libmp3lame-dev installed.  Could anyone help?
[16:39] <rjune> jess12345: ahh, yeah, you hve to do ifconfig as root, so sudo first
[16:39] <ozzmosis> mattgyver: you know you can use mplayer to extract audio from video?
[16:39] <jess12345> rjune: yes it was at root sudo
[16:39] <mattgyver> ozzmosis, yes but im actually doing this all via command line in debian ';(
[16:39] <jess12345> rjune: but now i get nothing
[16:39] <radovan> mattgyver: you can't hear what you see :)
[16:40] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: well, I don't know how to fix your menu.list, but you could try all other device names instead of /dev/sda6
[16:40] <jess12345> rjune: when i look at the network information i see ip address <IP_ADDRESS> net mask as <IP_ADDRESS> under ipv4 but under ipv6 i see ip address as ::1 and netmask as 128
[16:40] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, at this point in time, it would be easier and less time consuming for me to reinstall the base system and bootloader, so I think that's what I'm gonna do :/
[16:41] <ozzmosis> mattgyver: yes .. mplayer -ao pcm -vo null inputfile.avi  .. will generate audiodump.wav
[16:41] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: that sometimes works :)  I did that for my video box the other week :D
[16:41] <Dulak> jess12345: ::1 is loopback for ipv6
[16:42] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, :/
[16:42] <jess12345> rjune: yes
[16:42] <rjune> jess12345: that's a loopback address, not a network address
[16:42] <jess12345> rjune: ok under eth0:avhi i only have ipv4 with a ip - that is the ip i used
[16:42] <jonaskoelker> question for y'all: my computer becomes warm and mplayer starts playing back videos kinda' laggy.  How can I play back video, non-laggy?  Can I somehow cool my box better?
[16:43] <jess12345> rjune: ip is 169.254..... and net mask is <IP_ADDRESS>
[16:43] <ozzmosis> jonaskoelker: what box is it?
[16:43] <rjune> jess12345: ok, that's a link-local address
[16:43] <rjune> zeroconf, etc. IIRC
[16:43] <jess12345> rjune: so i did sudo ifconfig eth0 ip address netmask <IP_ADDRESS>
[16:43] <jonaskoelker> ozzmosis: zartego 1sw, running 8.10
[16:43] <rjune> jess12345: do you know what address should be used on your network?
[16:43] <jag_> !pacman
[16:44] <rjune> jess12345: or better yet, are you network admin?
[16:44] <hwilde> Hello.  Could someone please verify that this fails due to unmet dependencies:    sudo apt-get install libcv-dev
[16:44] <jonaskoelker> ozzmosis: celeron 1.7ghz, 945gm intel onboard gfx card
[16:44] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, you could do caching, but I can't remember how to do that with mplayer.
[16:44] <genii> An IP of 169.254.x.x usually means your adapter did not get an IP from some dhcp server
[16:44] <eurythmia> ... that would only take care of the lag though.
[16:44] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, celeron ... yuck. how old is it?
[16:44] <rjune> genii: assuming dhcp server is used on the network
[16:45] <jess12345> rjune: am in an office so can find out i have a windows machine on the same network
[16:45] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: ~4 years
[16:45] <rjune> jess12345: find out if you have a network server, if you do, dhclient eth0 should get your address
[16:45] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, and it's not dead yet? I'm impressed.
[16:45] <rjune> no harm in trying that if you dont' have one
[16:45] <jess12345> rjune: it did do for the windows machine
[16:45] <ozzmosis> jonaskoelker: hmm, yeah, those celerons tend to run a bit warm.  have you blown the dust out of it?
[16:45] <rjune> jess12345: dhcp server, not network server
[16:45] <jonaskoelker> ozzmosis: no, how do I go about doing that?
[16:46] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, pull the cover off of the computer and go mad with a can of compressed air.
[16:46] <petsounds> hello, tomorrow i'm going to buy a new hard disk, and i want to use it for single boot. i read from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=282018, about creating partitioning but i don't really understand it and i need interactive guidance. the point is i want to create 2 partitions (C, D) so if i need to reinstalling ubuntu i don't lose any of my data on drive D. thanks b4
[16:46] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: hey, cool; apparently -cache 65536 seems to do wonders
[16:46] <jess12345> rjune: i dont think it is to do with the network or the assisgment of the ip as the before it was working and was plug and play.......i think it is really to do with themac address that happened when I switched hard drives around on the laptop
[16:46] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, won't help the cooling problem, unfortunately ;)
[16:46] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: compressed air is sold where? grocery stores, hardware stores?
[16:47] <jess12345> rjune: the network was working fine prior to switch and both machines just plugged in the network cable and they both workedf
[16:47] <ozzmosis> eurythmia: actually it can sometimes
[16:47]  * n00b is watching all the crap
[16:47] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, you can usually find it at staples, the source, or any computer store.
[16:47] <ozzmosis> eurythmia: if there's a thick layer of dust between the cpu fan and the heatsink under it, the fan won't cool the heatsink properly
[16:47] <genii> petsounds: There is no "C: D:"  etc types in linux. In ubuntu the first hd is usually called sda for instance, the second sdb and so on in this way. The partitions on these disks would be like sda1 sda2    sdb1 sdb2 and like this.
[16:48] <eurythmia> ozzmosis, oh, I was talking about the caching ... I know that the blowing will work wonders :)
[16:48] <ozzmosis> eurythmia: ah, missed that, sorry
[16:48] <eurythmia> ozzmosis, np :)
[16:48] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: "blowing will work wonders" -- I told that to my girlfriend as well :D
[16:48] <dbrewer_rjr> is there going to be an update package for clamav soon? i am getting a warning on boot. is this dangerous?
[16:48] <jess12345> rjune: im trying it on another network
[16:49] <rjune> jess12345: changing the hard drive shouldn't affect the mac
[16:49] <eurythmia> genii, that depends on the bus the disk is connected to. SCSI, or SATA drives use sd<n> where <n> is some letter of the alphabet, IDE (aka PATA) drives use hd<n>
[16:49] <ozzmosis> dbrewer_rjr: afaik there are no known viruses for linux, so not really.
[16:49] <livingdaylight> coz_: hi
[16:49] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, mine already knows it ;)\
[16:49] <|lekarousar|> does anyone know how to fix the keyboard problem in jaunty?
[16:49] <genii> eurythmia: No, in Ubuntu all is now mapped to scsi layer. All ide too are now sdX
[16:49] <dbrewer_rjr> ozzmosis: is anyone else getting the warning about the version being old?
[16:49] <jess12345> rjune: i did read it somewhere but im going to try it on another desk all the desks were plug and play
[16:50] <jess12345> rjune: why can life be so difficult and the market has collapsed 2% today as well
[16:50] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: :)
[16:50] <ozzmosis> jonaskoelker: I have an air compressor (same as what they have at gas stations) in my garage, but you could probably use a leaf blower with the bag removed.  just make sure there are no stones inside it first, otherwise it could kinda kill your PC.
[16:50] <Pici> !offtopic
[16:50] <eurythmia> genii, my IDE cdrom drive maps to hda.
[16:50] <petsounds> genii : can i use sda1 for program files and sda2 for my data? and what happen if i reinstalling ubuntu? did sda 2 stay untouch and safe?
[16:51] <ozzmosis> Pici: good point, sorry ;)
[16:51] <Pici> ozzmosis: ##hardware may be a better place for this discussion
[16:51] <jonaskoelker> ozzmosis: "leaf blower" sounds like a tool... all I have is four screwdrivers, and no garage ;-)
[16:51] <BimBirim> народ! В проводнике показывает скрытые файлы в Домашней папке. Нажимаю ctr+H, их не показует. Но когда закрываю, а потом по новому открываю, то все равно видный скрытые файлы. Как здеаать что бы сохранило?
[16:51] <genii> eurythmia: Versions prior to 7.04 may still use the hdX
[16:51] <Pici> !ru | BimBirim
[16:52] <ohir> petsounds: certainly. You should do separate partition for /home
[16:52] <ozzmosis> I've got a ubuntu question!  when you run apt-get install .. my assumption is that when the download is fairly small, like less than 1 MB, it won't prompt you if you want to go ahead, otherwise it will .. is that right?
[16:52] <TiCPU> ozzmosis: it will ask only when there are dependencies
[16:53] <ozzmosis> oh, ok
[16:53] <petsounds> ohir : how can i do it sir?
[16:53] <genii> petsounds: There is the concept of "mount points". So the place your personal stuff is in a directory structure like /home/yourname     and the dir /home  can actually be an entirely different disk or partition for instance, which is "mounted" to that dir. This is how it works for the most part.
[16:53] <jess12345> rjune: thanks for this.........you are 100% correct it is the connection, apologise for this.......it looks like the network guys seem to have made some changes !!!!
[16:53] <ozzmosis> thanks TiCPU
[16:54] <ozzmosis> would be handy if that was documented in the manpage for apt-get
[16:54] <ohir> petsounds: in install time you can layout your disks manually. Installer will ask you. But before you start you should read good HOWTO about partitioning.
[16:55] <TiCPU> ozzmosis: isn't it?  I don't remember the question asked by apt-get when there are dependencies, but I though it was related to this.
[16:55] <ozzmosis> TiCPU: not that I can see
[16:55] <petsounds> genii : you mean my data will still safe if i reinstalling ubuntu?
[16:56] <ozzmosis> TiCPU: although it may be written somewhere else, so I'm not being too hard about it
[16:56] <ohir> petsounds: it is not that far from other-win-world. Just instead of getting D: from system you choose to get partition mounted at /home
[16:56] <genii> petsounds: If you have /home on say a second drive and the / (root") filesystem on the first, you can install linux again to the / and everything in /home remains untouched
[16:57] <petsounds> ohir : i have doing  manual partitioning in my old 80gb HD but it says to small size or something.
[16:58] <genii> !fhs | petsounds - there is a description of the way the directories are structured and what most are for here -
[16:59] <Bram_P> hello, I can't seem to upgrade ubuntu (8.10) to the newest version (9.04) can someone tell me how to?
[16:59] <ozzmosis> genii: is there a list of commands for ubottu?
[16:59] <genii> !bot > ozzmosis
[16:59] <ozzmosis> cheers
[16:59] <ohir> petsounds: you need minimum 6G for your / partition. It should be some 15-20G if you plan to install many apps
[16:59] <jag__> how do i get my desktop visual effects working?
[17:00] <ohir> petsounds: rest can go to your /home
[17:00] <ohir> remaining space*
[17:02] <ozzmosis> ohir: whoa, 6G?  basic install for 9.04 desktop was about 2.5 GB for me.
[17:02] <pim_> Which software is there to show me all available wireless networks, when I have my wireless network adapter activated?
[17:02] <mobi-sheep> pim_: Network Manager applet in your notification tray.
[17:02] <jag__> why cant i enable my visual effects in hardy ? running nvidia 9500GT with driver NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-169.12-pkg2
[17:02] <ohir> ozzmosis: casual users will try games...
[17:03] <ozzmosis> ohir: well ok :)
[17:03] <pim_> is that also installed in the netbook remix mobi-sheep?
[17:03] <ohir> ozzmosis: if they were for basic console they would not be here ;)
[17:03] <ozzmosis> ohir: you never know ;)
[17:04] <petsounds> okay, i'm gonna asking you two tomorrow when i get my new hd. thank you for quick response
[17:04] <mobi-sheep> pim_: I believe so.
[17:04] <jag__> why cant i enable my visual effects in hardy ? akso my gl screensavers not working ? running nvidia 9500GT with driver NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-169.12-pkg2
[17:04] <ozzmosis> jag__: glgears doesn't work?
[17:05] <ozzmosis> glxgears, sorry
[17:05] <jag__> ozzmosis: nope . .  it used to . . .
[17:05] <mobi-sheep> !effect | jag__
[17:05] <mobi-sheep> !effects | jag__
[17:05] <ozzmosis> jag__: maybe you're running the nv driver, not the nvidia one
[17:05] <jag__> ozzmosis: how do I check which 1 Im using ??
[17:06] <phillipsm> Does anyone have any experience storing files on a vista partition thats visible from your ubuntu.. I can't shrink my vista partition because of some master file table bs and my 9 gb ubuntu install is nearing its limit...is this a bad idea?
[17:06] <jag__> ozzmosis: nv being ?? default  ??
[17:06] <phillipsm> i know obviously storing software isn't good but simple media things...
[17:07] <mobi-sheep> pim_: Try ALT+F2 --> nm-applet
[17:07] <ohir> ozzmosis: you got your 2.5G ;>
[17:07] <lolium> Could some body help me with a linux problem involving accessing windows files??
[17:08] <ozzmosis> jag__: nv is the open source nvidia driver but it doesn't do 3D, afaik.  /var/log/Xorg.0.log should tell you which driver you're using.  should be able to open it in gedit.
[17:08] <richard> hello
[17:08] <jag__> ozzmosis: dropd to shell using CTRL+alt + F2 , then set runlevel 1 , then 3 .   then ran sudo NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-169.12-pkg2.run
[17:08] <vigo> jag__: lspci ?
[17:08] <Guest40762> hello?
[17:08] <ozzmosis> Guest40762: hello
[17:08] <unko> hey guys, i have a question. can someone help me out with making a luncher for my widget layer.. i already have the script but when i move my widget and let go of click it exits the widget layer... can anyone find a simple solution to this??
[17:09] <keen101> lolium, what kind of problem?
[17:09] <jag__> vigo: tells me the hardware not driver it uses . .
[17:09] <lolium> can we talk in direct chat because its long to explain??
[17:09] <Guest40762> got a login problim
[17:09] <ozzmosis> !ask lolium
[17:09] <ozzmosis> ok, that didn't work ;)
[17:10] <mobi-sheep> lolium: Chat here.  Because one's opinions and one's solutions is not necessarily right.
[17:10] <ozzmosis> !ask | lolium
[17:10] <ozzmosis> there we go
[17:10] <lolium> okaii then
[17:10] <jag__> ozzmosis: (II) NVIDIA GLX Module  169.12  out of my log
[17:10] <richard_> hello got a login problem
[17:11] <jag__> ozzmosis: (EE) Failed to initialize GLX extension (Compatible NVIDIA X driver not found)
[17:11] <ozzmosis> jag__: that doesn't look good :)
[17:11] <Bodsda> Hi, is there any way of unmounting /home partition without rebooting to recovery mode or live cd?
[17:12] <lolium> i put linux on a computer at school and put it on the domain, users can log in on it but i need to know how to set it up so when a user logs in for example sam* it will locate that folder sam* on the server were the windows user files are kept, ive tried browsing to the folders through linux before but it asks for a password, is there a way to set this up? if you need more info i have a text document on web explaining what i
[17:12] <lolium> nfo there is and what i want doing
[17:12] <b0uncer> Good evening (local time)! I noticed that when pasting text with mouse wheel [in Gedit] in Ubuntu 9.04 the page jumps back to the place where I selected the text-to-be-copied right when I click, which is annoying and did not happen in 8.10 or earlier versions..anybody got a clue what this is all about?
[17:12] <ozzmosis> Bodsda: not while it's in use
[17:12] <richard_> hello?
[17:12] <jag__> ozzmosis: (II) NV: driver for NVIDIA chipsets: RIVA 128, RIVA TNT blabla  . . .does this mean that if it shows in log it is using it ?( the open source )
[17:12] <Bodsda> ozzmosis: ok, how can i stop it from being in use?
[17:12] <b0uncer> It irritates when I copy text from page X and paste to page X+50 and then get thrown back to page X
[17:12] <mysticdarkhack> hello
[17:13] <jag__> ozzmosis: (II) NV: driver for NVIDIA chipsets: RIVA 128, RIVA TNT blabla  . . .does this mean that if it shows in log it is using it ?( the open source )
[17:13] <richard_> got a problem login in
[17:13] <mysticdarkhack> anyone here know the location to the default help blue icon?
[17:13] <Bodsda> !patience | jag__
[17:13] <ozzmosis> Bodsda: possibly shut down gdm, then login as root from the console.  except I don't think you can login as root in ubuntu.  so recovery mode might be it.
[17:13] <Bodsda> ozzmosis: i should be able to su to root though
[17:13] <Bodsda> il give it a go ty
[17:14] <mysticdarkhack> ?
[17:14] <ozzmosis> Bodsda: but that means you're logged in as a non-root user, which means /home is in use :)
[17:14] <phillipsm> !samba | lolium
[17:14] <xukun> is there a way to stop that network-manager is asking the default keyring? Iḿ using ubuntu 8.10
[17:14] <jag__> Bodsda: my connection keeps dropping . .  I wasnt sure if my msg went through . . lol
[17:14] <dajhorn> Bodsda: Set a root password, login as root, and then use `telinit` to switch to single user mode.
[17:14] <phillipsm> lolium ^^
[17:14] <b0uncer> apparently the same goes now for all X apps...not just Gedit :/
[17:14] <richard_> can get into ubuntu desktop
[17:14] <vigo> jag_: Have you tried Envy?
[17:14] <dajhorn> Bodsda: It will be easier to unmount filesystems from single user mode.
[17:15] <richard_> hello
[17:15] <ozzmosis> Bodsda: dajhorn is wiser than I :)
[17:15] <richard_> help please?
[17:15] <jag__> vigo: Envy ? nevr heard of it ? what is it ?
[17:15]  * dajhorn bows humbly.
[17:15] <phillipsm> lolium did you see the ubottu up there?
[17:15] <richard_> anyone?
[17:16] <phillipsm> richard_ : ask the question dude...
[17:16] <Severity1> !envy
[17:16] <mobi-sheep> xukun: I googled and found the solution at your inconvenience -- http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=187874
[17:16] <lolium> yes i did - is there an easier way because i have most of the work done at the moment just a couple of issues http://lolium.internizle.com/linux qbury.txt could it be done from what stage i am at?
[17:16] <richard_> Well compiz was pre installed in ubuntu 8.04 i played round with it but went to uninstall it cause it was slaggin down my system
[17:17] <richard_> I looked online on how to disable xorg
[17:17] <phillipsm> ur link is broken
[17:17] <vigo> jag_: it is a widget that works with those drivers, but here: http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxNVIDIA.html and here: Envy does not work with any over or above Hardy, so scratch that
[17:17] <richard_> a guy on a messageboard said unclick gdm
[17:17] <phillipsm> ^^ @ lolium
[17:17] <mobi-sheep> xukun: Or simply write down the password.  It's not big deal.  :)
[17:17] <richard_> no my desktop won't load
[17:17] <jag__> ozzmosis: would it be good idee to download linux driver from Nvidia website? or would it be better to install from ubuntu repos ?
[17:18] <Pici> richard_: Because you disabled xorg.  Thats what displays your desktop environment.
[17:18] <lolium> i think somebody said my link was borken >   http://lolium.internizle.com/linux qbury.txt
[17:18] <jag__> vigo: i see . .
[17:18] <Severity1> gdm start
[17:18] <phillipsm> richard_ preferences > appearance > visual effects would have disabled compiz...what do you mean it won't load
[17:18] <magic_ninjai> !version
[17:18] <xukun> mobi-sheep, thanks but I have seen that post, but itś from 2006
[17:18] <phillipsm> lolium: im getting a 404 for that link
[17:18] <oshua86> is there any mouse config option in 9.04?
[17:18] <richard_> well it gives me a blank text screen
[17:19] <ozzmosis> jag__: probably ubuntu's, cos then you get automatic updates.  on the other hand it's a bit risky getting auto updates for your video driver, cos if it breaks you're stuck without X.  so I don't know.
[17:19] <richard_> asks for password but can get no further
[17:19] <lolium> erm okay then, works for me but ill sort it
[17:19] <Severity1> oshua86 probaly first thing you shud do is reconfigure xorg
[17:19] <phillipsm> can you pastebin the file?
[17:19] <phillipsm> @ lolium^^
[17:19] <richard_> ubuntu desktop will not load
[17:20] <mikeg3> I am trying to add the amd64 plugin for flash to firefox.  I am new to Ubuntu, but an old windows user.  I managed to untar the file, but don't know where the plugin should go.  Can anyone help?
[17:20] <mobi-sheep> xukun: Google harder. :)  http://lifehacker.com/software/ubuntu/stop-nm+applet-from-authenticating-with-the-keyring-276986.php
[17:20] <vigo> What Severity1 posted from bot explains envy very well, and what azzmosis stated is also correct.
[17:20] <phillipsm> richard_: i understand that but how won't it load...does the system hang before you get to login...is it trying to start in low graphics mode??? more specific plz
[17:20] <testfreak> any german here?
[17:20] <Pici> !de | testfreak
[17:20] <Severity1> remember envy = use at your own risk
[17:20] <jag__> richard: have u tried nautilus -q     then restart nautilus
[17:20] <richard_> I start the pc
[17:20] <richard_> get a black screen
[17:21] <testfreak> #ubuntu-de
[17:21] <testfreak> sry
[17:21] <phillipsm>  richard_ do you even see the manufacturer screen at the beginning?
[17:21] <jag__> Severity1: yes i seen that warning .  .lol
[17:21] <richard_> It says "No resume image doing normal boot"
[17:21] <richard_> yes i do
[17:21] <lolium> Great heres an outline of the system.
[17:21] <lolium>
[17:21] <lolium> Linux Ubuntu 9.04
[17:21] <lolium> Joined active directory (used likewise open)
[17:21] <lolium> Used PAM module to set user home to home of AD user – ok
[17:21] <FloodBot1> lolium: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:21] <lolium> Changed PAM module so user does not need to include domain inlogon
[17:21] <xukun> mobi-sheep, I also did tha earlyer but did not work either
[17:21] <Severity1> wait for it richard_
[17:22] <richard_> wait?
[17:22] <mobi-sheep> xukun: Same password?
[17:22] <richard_> you mean it will load in time?
[17:22] <xukun> mobi-sheep, yes the same pw
[17:23] <jag__> richard: can u drop to shell ?? then maybe set runlevel to 1 ? do a x rescue?
[17:23] <richard_> don't understand what you said?
[17:23] <richard_> drop to shell?
[17:23] <phillipsm> richard_ can you boot to a live cd even...sounds like something more than x is messed up if there's nothing from the start
[17:23] <jag__> !php
[17:24] <richard_> yes i believe so
[17:24] <Severity1> ctrl alt f1 to f6
[17:24] <Pici> richard_: Do you have the ability to login on the terminal?
[17:24] <phillipsm> as in without a gui ^^
[17:24] <jag__> richard: did u maybe swop ur screen ?? lol I get black screen on older screens that cnt take res . .??
[17:24] <richard_> I tried re-installing ubuntu desktp but it says "ubuntu-desktop is not available
[17:24] <Severity1> richard_, do a ctrl alt f1
[17:24] <Pici> richard_: You don't need to reinstall ubuntu-desktop
[17:25] <richard_> tried that already
[17:25] <Pici> richard_: You need to re-enable gdm.  sudo update-rc.d gdm defaults    should enable it again.
[17:25] <richard_> it gave me reeboot options
[17:25] <jag__> ctrl+alt+F2
[17:25] <vigo> jag_: It is lspci for a PCI card, http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmdl8_lspci.htm
[17:25] <mobi-sheep> xukun: Did you have two different password at a point?  Well, I don't know the workaround but I found something else too -- http://magicrobotmonkey.blogspot.com/2008/02/chaging-your-password-on-gnome-keyring.html
[17:26] <jag__> vigo: thanks
[17:26] <konam> hi
[17:26] <richard_> ok. going to other pc to try back in a moment
[17:26] <christian_> ciao
[17:26] <Eternal> I have a question and i want to know what you think of the idea
[17:27] <Severity1> can i irc on the terminal?
[17:27] <Yankefish> hey im trying to edit grub bootloader keeps saying i dont have permission
[17:27] <Eternal> A linux distro that support windows and mac program without a program like wine I mean that supports them fully out of the box no applications needed to be added
[17:27] <mobi-sheep> !info irssi | Severity1
[17:27] <Severity1> sudo gedit
[17:27] <Eternal> What do you think
[17:27] <konam> i just installed the latest ubuntu on my laptop which has a intel video card, compiz works out of the box but the effects seem sluggish... this didn't happen with the previous version of ubuntu... does this has anything to do with any of intel card issues that i've been reading lately?
[17:27] <Eternal> ?
[17:28] <mobi-sheep> Yankefish: gksudo gedit -- DO NOT USE SUDO FOR GUI APPLICATIONS.
[17:28] <lars_bauer> howto get open office 3.0 on Intrepid Ibex
[17:28] <Severity1> any licensing issues Eternal ?
[17:28] <whatvn> Eternal: it's world dream
[17:28] <Severity1> mobi-sheep, thanks
[17:28] <richard_> didn't work
[17:28] <richard_>  it says
[17:28] <Yankefish> im a noobie what does not use sudo mean
[17:28] <Bram_P> hello, when trying to upgrade ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04 I get this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/177297/ what can I do about it?
[17:28] <lolium> Related to my question before > is there simple way from here?         lolium.internizle.com
[17:28] <Severity1> why not port windows and mac apps to linux
[17:29] <richard_> "links for /etc/init.dm/gdm already exist
[17:29] <Eternal> whatvn Im saying im thinking about making a linux distro like that im just thinking if its even possible
[17:29] <Severity1> richard_, do sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[17:30] <Yankefish> Mobi-sheep what exactally do u mean with dont use sudo
[17:30] <Severity1> Eternal, maybe it is but theproblem is with the licenses
[17:30] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, well, reinstalling jaunty did the trick ... now I'm doing a dist-upgrade to karmic ;)
[17:30] <richard_> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start    ?
[17:30] <Eternal> What would be the issue
[17:30] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: gl & hf :)
[17:30] <richard_> just like that?
[17:30] <eurythmia> oh, I'm sure I will ;)
[17:30] <mobi-sheep> Yankefish: Somebody gave you a solution to use sudo for GUI applications which is incorrect.  sudo is for terminal.  gksudo is for GUI application.  Sudo --> The user “borrows” root powers to administer the system.
[17:31] <Yankefish> where do i get gksudo at
[17:31] <vigo> jag_: This may help also: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=615488 it shows how to update the pci listings.
[17:31] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: with the latest few releases, I've always found upgrading ubuntu to bring me new and different bugs and not much in terms of features (except fixing some old bugs)... so do it at your own peril
[17:31] <richard_> o.k. trying now one moment
[17:31] <mobi-sheep> Yankefish: If you want to edit the file in the terminal, use sudo nano /the/path/to/file
[17:32] <mobi-sheep> Yankefish: Or you prefer GUI -- use gksudo gedit /the/path/to/file
[17:32] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker, I've never had problems with apt-get dist-upgrade, debian or otherwise ;)
[17:32] <Severity1> well sudo gedit works for me
[17:32] <teorias2000> yancho
[17:32] <teorias2000> yanchoo
[17:32] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: good for you :)
[17:32] <Yankefish> sorry guys im a noob what exactally is sudo
[17:33] <Tyler> sudo lets you run root commands as a normal user
[17:33] <keewee> Hi. I have an EeePC 901 with 2 SSD drives. One is 4GB and the other 16GB. Currently have them separated (4GB for Ubuntu and 16GB as another drive). I want to know if there is a way to expand those 4GB and use part of the 16GB drive.
[17:33] <Pici> !sudo | Yankefish read this
[17:33] <doc_brown> how can i completely remove wine and all of its components?  I've tried sudo apt-get remove wine, but it's still there
[17:33] <whatvn> Eternal: I see, but why we need a distro like that?
[17:33] <vigo> Super Doer!
[17:33] <richard_> IT WORKED IT WORKED IT WORKED IT WORKED IT WORKED THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!
[17:33] <mobi-sheep> Severity1: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo
[17:33] <Tyler> doc_brown: autoremove
[17:34] <devil> hi guys......
[17:34] <doc_brown> Tyler, what's the command for that?
[17:34] <devil> sup.......
[17:34] <Severity1> richard_, what worked? my gdm start?
[17:34] <Tyler> doc_brown: if you want to remove all config files, --purge too; so 'sudo apt-get autoremove --purge wine'
[17:34] <lolium> lolium.internizle.com > could somebody please help me with this, Cheers
[17:34] <richard_> yes!!!!!
[17:34] <richard_> tHANK YOU!
[17:34] <doc_brown> Tyler, thanks
[17:34] <Severity1> no prob
[17:34] <Tyler> np
[17:34] <Yankefish> so i boot ubunto then go to terminal and type gksudo gedit
[17:34] <richard_> I was sweatin bullets for a moment and my wife was lookin at me like she was pissed!
[17:35] <ikonia> richard_: well, all sorted, so lets move on
[17:35] <Tyler> Yankefish: if you're going into a terminal, sudo gedit will work fine
[17:35] <Eternal> whatvn because people who use linux love it but there isnt alot of support out there for windows based programs and mac based programs that alot of people love like Photoshop ect.... (With out having to use a virtual machine or Wine).  But I was thinking to get people more into linux why not have a distro that support every os's program which woud be linux , Windows and Mac
[17:35] <doc_brown> richard_, i just got here what happened?
[17:35] <Pici> Tyler, Yankefish: Please use gksudo when starting graphical applications such as gedit.
[17:35] <richard_> Ahh I took some bad advice for a guy and accidentally disabled gdm
[17:35] <Yankefish> is there an easier way like notepad or somethng im a noob im trying to edit ther bootloader entries so i can rename them
[17:35] <Tyler> Pici: ah, okay, I didn't know that was the recommended thing to do
[17:35] <richard_> but it's workin now thanks everybody later
[17:36] <doc_brown> Pici, why gksudo?
[17:36] <Tyler> Yankefish: gedit is like notepad
[17:36] <Severity1> mobi-sheep, thanks for that now i see the difference
[17:36] <cannie> hellow im new to ubuntu
[17:36] <mobi-sheep> Yankefish: Run gksudo gedit /the/path/to/file in the terminal.  It'll run the GUI Text Editor for you.
[17:36] <vigo> Eternal: That is kinda off-topic. this is a support #channel
[17:36] <Yankefish> ohh i see
[17:36] <keewee> Hi. I need some help with my EeePC. It has 2 SSD drives, one is 4GB and the other 16GB. The 4GB one has Ubuntu installed, and the 16GB one has an 8GB NTFS partition with music, etc. I want to know if there is a way to "expand" the 4GB SSD using the free space in the 16GB one. Something like RAID 0. Just need more space on it.
[17:36] <Eternal> vigo Sorry I just wanted to get some people opinion
[17:36] <Pici> !gksudo | doc_brown take a look
[17:37] <mobi-sheep> Severity1: I'm glad you learned something new. :)
[17:37] <whatvn> Eternal: then why we don't try to make gimp better (like photoshop) others too? When we run Windows apps on Linux, Linux is not Linux anymore. I think
[17:37] <Severity1> yep
[17:37] <vigo> Eternal: Not a problem, just /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:37] <Yankefish> mobi check ur pm
[17:37] <Severity1> there was actually a difference!
[17:37] <Eternal> vigo ok thx I will do that
[17:37] <doc_brown> Tyler, i used autoremove but it's still in my menu along with all the programs
[17:38] <whatvn> Eternal: I myself didn't use wine
[17:38] <doc_brown> its still in my alt+f1
[17:38] <psycoborg> hmm.
[17:38] <Tyler> doc_brown: did it indeed remove it?
[17:38] <Severity1> linux willbe winux or minux
[17:38] <jag__> can a windows game run on linux ? without use of WINE ?
[17:38] <doc_brown> Tyler, yes it freed 5644 kb
[17:39] <psycoborg> there are things i can do with ubuntu that i cant do with kubuntu like my cube effects..
[17:39] <whatvn> jag__: use Windows
[17:39] <Tyler> you can remove it from the menu if it didn't do that
[17:39] <psycoborg> but kubuntu looks way nicer
[17:39] <psycoborg> lol
[17:39] <Tyler> but you might just need to log out and back in again for the menu to change
[17:39] <Tyler> psycoborg: the cube effects work in kubuntu too!
[17:39] <doc_brown> ctrl alt bkspc?
[17:39] <briansrad81> hey guys.  can anyone help me install ubuntu on my mac with the purpose of dual booting?  pvt me please!
[17:39] <jag__> whatvn: games is the only reason i still dual boot to win . .
[17:40] <keewee> Hi. I need some help with my EeePC. It has 2 SSD drives, one is 4GB and the other 16GB. The 4GB one has Ubuntu installed, and the 16GB one has an 8GB NTFS partition with music, etc. I want to know if there is a way to "expand" the 4GB SSD using the free space in the 16GB one. Something like RAID 0. Just need more space on it. ¿Can anyone help me?
[17:40] <Tyler> doc_brown: well, it's better to log out with system -> log out
[17:40] <keewee> oops used the ¿ :P
[17:40] <whatvn> jag__: play game for ubuntu
[17:40] <psycoborg> mine is setup . but the ctrl +alt arrow keys dont work.
[17:40] <Tyler> psycoborg: did you set them as the shortcut for changing desktops?
[17:40] <jag__> go figure
[17:40] <ubuntunewb> hi there
[17:41] <ubuntunewb> so I'm trying to help my friend install ubuntu
[17:41] <psycoborg> errr????
[17:41] <psycoborg> umm.
[17:41] <vigo> keewee: Look at Grub and stuff, one moment, there is an 'expander'
[17:41] <psycoborg> oopops.
[17:41] <ubuntunewb> and the install wizard had an import option
[17:41] <doc_brown> Tyler, i smell a reinstall coming on
[17:41] <psycoborg> sorry.
[17:41] <FloodBot1> psycoborg: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:41] <doc_brown> its still there
[17:41] <ubuntunewb> where are his files from windows copied to?
[17:41] <ubuntunewb> can't find them
[17:41] <richard> o.k. back again now i got a new problem
[17:41] <lolium> Hello, i need help on my ubuntu and access files on the windows server > more info at (http://lolium.internizle.com) if helped much appreciated
[17:41] <Guest35781> I get the ubuntu login screen
[17:42] <doc_brown> wine won't go away
[17:42] <ubuntunewb> does anybody know where the ubuntu import wizard copy files to (from windows)?
[17:42] <Guest35781> Type in password and it boots up my desktop but crashes just before all items are loaded
[17:42] <Yankefish> 1 more guys how do i make kde desktop autologin
[17:42] <jag__> LAMP: I ran this cmnd as per forum . .   sudo tasksel install lamp-server - it is just sitting on 0% does it take long ?
[17:43] <Dulak> Guest35781: running under parallels by chance?
[17:43] <michae1> has anyone had any issues with juanty i386 system clock racing on an athlon64
[17:43] <Tyler> psycoborg: in System Settings (in kubuntu), under Keyboard and Mouse -> Global Shortcuts, you can change the setting to Switch to Desktop Left (or something like that)
[17:43] <Guest35781> what does that mean?
[17:43] <briansrad81> ok i'll ask again......can someone guide me into installing ubuntu as a dual boot with os x?
[17:43] <bassliner> Yankefish: your desktop manager (kdm probaby) should have an option for automatically loggin in a user
[17:43] <Guest35781> parrelles?
[17:43]  * doc_brown reinstalls ubuntu because wine won't go away
[17:43] <vigo> keewee: I found one, still looking: http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch27_:_Expanding_Disk_Capacity
[17:43] <bassliner> Yankefish: if not you'd need a little harder practice to do that
[17:43] <Dulak> Guest35781: it's a virtual machine program, if you don't know you aren't running it
[17:43] <Tyler> doc_brown: lol, don't do that!
[17:43]  * Dr_Willis just removes wine
[17:43] <Dr_Willis> windows thinking at its finest!
[17:44] <Tyler> doc_brown: try running wine from a terminal
[17:44] <Guest35781> no full install ubuntu 8.04
[17:44] <keewee> vigo: thanks :)
[17:44] <doc_brown> Dr_Willis, lol
[17:44] <bassliner> lol
[17:44] <Guest35781> crashes back to my login screen
[17:44] <doc_brown> Tyler, it wont run
[17:44] <doc_brown> program is not installed
[17:44] <Burlynn> briansrad81: on what machine
[17:44] <Guest35781> i get startup music and everything
[17:44] <doc_brown> but its in my menu]
[17:45] <jag__> trying to get LAMP running,  I ran this cmnd as per forum . .   sudo tasksel install lamp-server - it is just sitting on 0% does it take long ?
[17:45] <Guest35781> just reinstalled gdm
[17:45] <briansrad81> burlynn - macbook
[17:45] <Dr_Willis> doc_brown:  the wine menui items are defined by some directory/files in the users home dir.
[17:45] <Dr_Willis> doc_brown:  those are easoially removed once found
[17:46] <bo7amny> i notes that ubuntu 9.04 have no ive cd , right?
[17:46] <Dr_Willis> apt-get remove wine will NOT remove those entries.. the apt system will not alter USERS config files
[17:46] <doc_brown> Dr_Willis, all i can find in my home dir are pictures of heidi montag
[17:46] <richard> Hello
[17:46] <doc_brown> Dr_Willis, maybe hidden files ?
[17:46] <Burlynn> briansrad81: have you read the wiki? very informative
[17:47] <Guest83558> my ubuntu is crashing after just loging in
[17:48] <Tyler> doc_brown: check ~/.local/share/applications/ and see if there are any wine menu entries in there
[17:48] <ia2009> i'm using wubi to install ubuntu 9.04, but it is downloading it from the internet
[17:48] <ia2009> even thought it is present on my hard disk
[17:49] <Burlynn> briansrad81: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MactelSupportTeam/CommunityHelpPages is pretty much a complete walkthrough for running ubuntu on a mac
[17:49] <parapan> need help installing a program .....KCatalog is the name ....help said ...run in the folder command kcatalogsetup.sh ...i give that ....answer is command not found :(
[17:49] <doc_brown> Tyler, thanks i pointed terminal to that directory and "dir" says wine
[17:49] <doc_brown> Tyler, so sudo rm wine?
[17:49] <Dr_Willis> doc_brown:  most config files are in various .WHATEVER dirs/files
[17:50] <Burlynn> parapan: try ./kcatalogsetup.sh
[17:50] <Dr_Willis> the .wine directory is NOT where the menu items are comming from. Look for some WHatever.desktop files in the various .config or some other dirs
[17:50] <parapan> burlynn > permission denied
[17:50] <doc_brown> Dr_Willis, sory... whatever.desktop?
[17:51] <Tyler> doc_brown: you don't need to sudo rm it, plain rm should be enough
[17:51] <Burlynn> parapan: run it with sudo
[17:51] <Tyler> also, ls is better than dir
[17:51] <Dr_Willis> doc_brown:  every menu item is defined by a WHATEVER.desktop file
[17:51] <Dr_Willis> doc_brown:  find those files.. remove them and they will vaniush from the gnom,e menus
[17:52] <vigo> keewee: Did it come with Ubuntu installed?
[17:53] <parapan> burlynn > doesnt work same errors ...
[17:53] <richard> Richard
[17:53] <Burlynn> para try sudo sh ./kcatalogsetup.sh .. if that doesnt work something else is going on
[17:53] <richard> hello
[17:53] <richard> got a problem
[17:54] <Guest37799> just reinstalled gdm but now pc crashes after login
[17:54] <doc_brown> Tyler, Dr_Willis this solution solved my problem http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224541
[17:54] <doc_brown> Tyler, Dr_Willis thanks for your help
[17:54] <reddbull> Where can I specify the mouse sensitivity for my usb mouse? I've tried both the GUI application that comes with gnome, using xset (which works, but I'm already at xset 1 1 and it's too fast) and xorg.conf ("Resolution" setting).
[17:54] <parapan> burlynn > damn you're good ;)
[17:55] <Tyler> doc_brown: good that you got it figured out
[17:55] <Burlynn> parapan: hah not quite just been there before
[17:55] <livingdaylight> coz_: i'm just shouting about it in #ubuntu-uk someone is telling me they're sure that compiz has a gesturing plugin
[17:56] <livingdaylight> coz_: surely, it can't be as good?
[17:56] <coz_> livingdaylight,  no it doesnt except for rotating to a different  viewport
[17:56] <Dre4m> Good evening all, Just wondered if someone or some people would be kind enough to tell me what the most used and respected DVD player for ubuntu is? . . . basically the "best one" but I understand I'm not supposed to ask that kind of thing. Thanks in advanced
[17:56] <coz_> livingdaylight,  not at all for system wide gestrures
[17:56] <iceD[R]> Good evening all, I have a problem with my ubuntu 8.04!
[17:56] <sebsebseb> hi
[17:56] <coz_> livingdaylight,  with easystroke you can also control compiz
[17:56] <mobi-sheep> Dre4m: VLC.  I use it for everything.
[17:56] <iceD[R]> The mirrors are broken.
[17:56] <Dre4m> do you think that is the most used?
[17:57] <swtaarrs> is there a way to check is an ext4 partition has extents enabled?  I'm not talking about mount options in /etc/fstab or the output of mount but the partition itself, the options set with 'tune2fs -O ...'
[17:57] <timater123> is there any way to revert back your latest updates? i added the pre-release updates repository and updated my system. but it went unstable so i want to revert back my updates
[17:57] <blas> algun que habla español
[17:57] <reddbull> Dre4m: I don't know, but I've used VLC
[17:57] <Guest37799> hello everybody
[17:57] <Dre4m> can it play dvds? with menus? as I rememebr when i tired linux before none of them  could?
[17:57] <Guest37799> can anyone help me?
[17:57] <vigo> keewee: gparted is what I think you need to use, or can use, choice is a good thing.
[17:57] <mobi-sheep> Dre4m: I can't speak for others but I'm saying it worked great.  What are you expecting?  A linux port of PowerDVD?
[17:57] <livingdaylight> coz_: i've thrown the ball back in his court with interest ^^
[17:58] <Dre4m> ye that kinda thing
[17:58] <Dre4m> so vlc is the way forward?
[17:58] <pegon> I use gnome-screensaver...and when I come back I click on the screen and the screensaver freezes but doesn't bring up the lock screen...I have to hit escape a few times to get it to prompt me for a password..anyone got any suggestion
[17:58] <Burlynn> ubuntu 8.10 new install on a laptop intel 945 chipset, normal visual effects, DarkRoom theme option, all my popup notifications are two colors, is this normal? the background is half tan half grey, does not look right
[17:58] <Dr_Willis> i perfer the linux dvd players to POWERDVD.. i hate powerdvd
[17:58] <Dr_Willis> :)
[17:58] <iamtechno> Does anyone know how to get lspci to correctly report the size of my video card?
[17:58] <Dr_Willis> i can skip the adverts at the start of dvds with linux
[17:58] <Dre4m> DR_willis may I ask what you use?
[17:58] <mobi-sheep> Dre4m: Yes.  VLC work wonders. :)
[17:58] <keewee> vigo: I have gparted installed. and I used it for partitioning, etc. But do you know how would I use it to merge the drives?
[17:58] <Dr_Willis> Dre4m:  vlc or mplayer.. or just Rip the dvd to  avi..
[17:58] <iamtechno> If someone posted a response, my net was down.
[17:58] <dan2k> vlc ftw
[17:58] <Dre4m> mobi-sheep: Thank you very much for your time.
[17:59] <Dr_Willis> wife uses vlc under windows even
[17:59] <Dre4m> Dr_Willis: Thank you for your time too.
[17:59] <Dre4m> Thanks so much
[17:59] <richard> Richard
[17:59] <reddbull> Dre4m: Yea, it should. I've only used it on Windows though
[17:59] <gymophett> My make files aren't working in 8.04, can anyone help me?!
[17:59] <richard> hello can anyone help me?
[17:59] <iamtechno> If someone posted a response, my net was down.
[17:59] <Dre4m> oh one more thing can it handle dvd MENUS?
[17:59] <dan2k> i'm pretty stuck people. I have a jaunty box which i'm using, and i changed the permissions everything on the linux install so that everyone can read & write
[17:59] <iceD[R]> Mirros broken! Someone know what can be?
[17:59] <dan2k> now it doesn't boot
[17:59] <Dr_Willis> Dre4m:  they work fine for me
[17:59] <parapan> BURLYNN >just an additional one ....why SH between sudo and the script ???
[17:59] <dan2k> and i get an initramfs
[17:59] <Dre4m> great
[17:59] <reddbull> Dre4m: yea
[17:59] <iamtechno> gymophett: Could you be more specific
[17:59] <reddbull> it can handle menus
[17:59] <Dre4m> Thanks so much Ubuntu community! have a great evening
[17:59] <iamtechno> Does anyone know how to get lspci to correctly report the size of my video card?
[18:00] <timater123> hello can anyone help?
[18:00] <reddbull> Have a nice evening as well!
[18:00] <lolium> hello, could somebody help me please
[18:00] <Guest90159> anyone?
[18:00] <iamtechno> timater123, whats up?
[18:00] <Dr_Willis> !ask
[18:00] <darthanubis> !ask | timater123
[18:00] <Pici> iceD[R]: Use a different mirror then.
[18:00] <vigo> keewee: maybe here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1163394&highlight=expand+drive or here. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1161589&highlight=merge+hard+drive, is a FDISK thing , sometimes.
[18:00] <gymophett> iamtechno: when I go into the terminal and try to install a package, and I take "sudo make" it says there is no makefile. But I can look at the makefile with my own two eyes.
[18:00] <Sir-Integra> Hey, i'm trying to start unreal tournament 2004 on linux, but i'm getting from my monitor, display mode not support 1280x1024 60Hz
[18:00] <nicklas_> yo
[18:00] <Sir-Integra> although, that's what i'm running on my desktop.
[18:01] <Dre4m> Is it safe to use things like IRC while installing programs?
[18:01] <Burlynn> parapan: sh is the actual program running the kcatalogsetup.sh 'script', though you can make the script executable by itself which is why i had you try without the sh at first
[18:01] <mobi-sheep> Dr_Willis: I can't remember last time I used a DVD. :X
[18:01] <timater123> iamtechno: i added ubuntu pre-release updates repository and updated my system. now i have disabled the repository and want to revert back my updates
[18:01] <Dr_Willis> Dre4m:  why wouldent it be safe? :)
[18:01] <iceD[R]> Pici, where to find other mirrors?
[18:01] <Pici> Dre4m: Yes, you can continue using all programs when installing things.
[18:01] <Sir-Integra> and i've tried editing the settings in /home/jake/.ut2004/System
[18:01] <dan2k> i'm pretty stuck people. I have a jaunty box which i'm using, and i changed the permissions everything on the linux install so that everyone can read & write, now the box doesn't boot, but goes into this initramfs console. not cool. i guess i shouldn't have changed the permissions?
[18:01] <Sir-Integra> no avail.
[18:01] <lolium> i have a problem accessing files on windows domain from linux because of password which users cant type in becuase they dont have access to the knowledge of that password what i would like help with is on this webpage http://lolium.internizle.com could somebody please help
[18:01] <reddbull> Dre4m, yes it shouldn't have anything to say. The packages are already installed that are needed for X-Chat etc
[18:01] <Dre4m> Pici: thanks so much
[18:01] <Dre4m> thank you
[18:01] <Dr_Willis> Dre4m:  its proberly not a good idea to update firefox, while using firefox.. :)
[18:02] <reddbull> Yea :P
[18:02] <iamtechno> gymophett, First off if you are trying to install a package, why are you using sudo make, you should use sudo apt-get install <packagename>
[18:02] <Dre4m> hahaha I did that earlyer lol
[18:02] <Guest90159> o.k. I had problems login into ubuntu I accidentally deactivated gdm Some one told me how to reenable it and it worked. Now I can login but pc crashes before loading
[18:02] <parapan> burlynn > got -it ...but good to remember anyway
[18:02] <Dre4m> whole thing was ****ed im telling you
[18:02] <Dre4m> anyway thanks for the warning cheers!
[18:02] <Dre4m> :)
[18:02] <TheDJACR> Is there n app I can use to call someone via bluetooth cellphone?
[18:02] <Pici> iceD[R]: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors
[18:02] <reddbull> Guest90159: You could try ctrl-alt-backspace and see if that works, or if that doesn't work try: "sudo gdm start"
[18:03] <FrateTak> good evening! (... here in Italy ... )
[18:03] <timater123> is there any way to revert back your latest updates? i added the pre-release updates repository and updated my system. but it went unstable so i want to revert back my updates
[18:03] <Guest90159> i got gdm started
[18:03] <gymophett> iamtechno: it is a tar.gz i downloaded online..
[18:03] <iceD[R]> Pici, I will try! Thanks!
[18:03] <modmadmike> I have a HUGE problem- I can't reboot because synaptic broke my menu.lst and I know how to set up a menu.lst for a normal linux setup but / is incrypted
[18:03] <iamtechno> timater123, Try going under software sources and unchecking pre-release and checking updates
[18:03] <Guest90159> i can try again
[18:03] <reddbull> Guest90159: ok
[18:03] <mroc> my computer is running exceptionally slow, and i don't know why.  it had been running fast for quite a while, but now even typing gives a huge lag..i have to sit and wait for the cursor to catch up.  how do i got about fixing this problem?  any help is appreciated.
[18:03] <modmadmike> encrypted**
[18:03] <reddbull> Guest90159: How does it crash? Any error messages?
[18:04] <dan2k> i'm pretty stuck people. I have a jaunty box which i'm using, and i changed the permissions everything on the linux install so that everyone can read & write, now the box doesn't boot, but goes into this initramfs console. not cool. i guess i shouldn't have changed the permissions?
[18:04] <coreyman> How do I remove a folder from the places menu?
[18:04] <whatvn> mroc: use top to find what makes your computer slow
[18:04] <modmadmike> oh and the menu.lst is empty except for the comments
[18:04] <Dre4m> christ my computer is fast since I put ubuntu 9.04 on
[18:05] <dan2k> anyone?
[18:05] <gymophett> Dre4m: 8.04 is just as fast as 9.04 on mine.
[18:05] <dan2k> !
[18:05] <modmadmike> anyone...
[18:05] <darthanubis> !anyone | modmadmike
[18:05] <Guest90159> ok just trried ctrl-alt backspace and logged in
[18:05] <whatvn> dan2k: what you meant "everything"?
[18:06] <whatvn> dan2k: what command did you use?
[18:06] <reddbull> Guest90159: Did it work?
[18:06] <mroc> whatvn: top shows firefox and xorg as the top two, both taking between 15-30% CPU, and firefox is just open in the background.
[18:06] <Guest90159> it says I need at-spi assistance but the package is not installed
[18:06] <TheDJACR> Bluetooth phonecalls, anybody?
[18:06] <Dulak> coreyman: if you open say home folder from places, on the right hand side it should list all the places, you can right-click and select remove there
[18:07] <Guest90159> still crashed
[18:07] <modmadmike> I have a HUGE problem- I can't reboot because synaptic broke my menu.lst and I know how to set up a menu.lst for a normal linux setup but / is encrypted (i posted this before darthanubis!!!!!!)
[18:07] <iceD[R]> an error message shown here "Reading package lists ... Error!" and "E: Problem with MergeList / var/lib/apt/lists/br.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_hardy_universe_binary-i386_Packages"
[18:07] <whatvn> mroc: top says how much cpu used?
[18:07] <sebsebseb> dan2k: maybe you messed up the install some how
[18:07] <baobao>  TheDJACR what about it
[18:07] <sebsebseb> dan2k: ,but you should be able to access the partiton on the Live CD, and be able to get hold of any data
[18:07] <timater123> iamtechno: it doesn't show any updates, may be because pre-release packages were more higher version. but i want to downgrade those packages
[18:07] <sebsebseb> dan2k: sounds a bit odd though changing permissions and then that issue
[18:07] <dan2k> whatvn i did "gksudo nautilus" and then selected everything in filesystem, right-clicked, clicked on permissions, and clicked on group - root, and changed it from read only to read & write
[18:07] <darthanubis> modmadmike, your screwed because you did not plan ahead wisely.
[18:08] <sebsebseb> dan2k: you shoudn't have done that
[18:08] <dan2k> (please don't flame - i know that was stupid)
[18:08] <iceD[R]> Anyone can help?
[18:08] <reddbull> Guest90159: maybe you could try logging into terminal mode and redownload ubuntu (gnome) or kubuntu
[18:08] <sebsebseb> dan2k: very stupid
[18:08] <dan2k> i realised just after i clicked
[18:08] <darthanubis> Encrypt / for what?
[18:08] <reddbull> and just switch the window manager
[18:08] <mbrannock> dan2k: yeah, that may not have been the best plan
[18:08] <sebsebseb> dan2k: security such as root/sudo is there for a reason
[18:08] <_UsUrPeR_> hey guys. I'm having some strange problems with brctl and network interfaces
[18:08] <_UsUrPeR_> check this out: http://pastebin.com/m19753192
[18:08] <mroc> whatvn: keeps fluctuating, 30-60%
[18:08] <modmadmike> darthanubis: yea sure... I cant just rebuild the menu.lst?
[18:08] <darthanubis> should have a least had /boot partition separate
[18:08] <sebsebseb> dan2k: I think  get hold of data, and re install
[18:08] <dan2k> sebsebseb yeah... and i've done it before on an etc folder on another install
[18:08] <mbrannock> dan2k: I'm not sure that there's much you can do now...
[18:08] <darthanubis> modmadmike, how if it is encrypted?
[18:08] <_UsUrPeR_> I guess I can't have two bridges set up in /etc/network/interfaces
[18:09] <reddbull> Guest90159: and use sudo apt-get install to download that at-spi package
[18:09] <TheDJACR> modmadmike: ... menu.lst isn't on an encrypted partition
[18:09] <_UsUrPeR_> though with brctl, it's possible, and required.
[18:09] <TheDJACR> Never
[18:09] <iam_techno> timater123, did you try sudo apt-get update && apt-get autoremove ?
[18:09] <_UsUrPeR_> can anyone suggest a better way of doing this for me?
[18:09] <dan2k> mbrannock NO NO please don't say that - it's a home server i've been configuring for days
[18:09] <pegon> I use gnome-screensaver...and when I come back I click on the screen and the screensaver freezes but doesn't bring up the lock screen...I have to hit escape a few times to get it to prompt me for a password..anyone got any suggestion
[18:09] <sebsebseb> dan2k: well even more stupid then
[18:09] <mroc> whatvn: when i type anything in kile, xorg goes way above 50% cpu usage.  didn't have this problem before, and i haven't changed anything since yesterday when all was working nicely.
[18:09] <sebsebseb> dan2k: first rule of  Linux, never run  it as root all the time
[18:09] <dan2k> sebsebseb well at least i won't do it again :D
[18:09] <Guest90159> now it says "greeter application application missing attempting to use a different one" then it crashes
[18:09] <TheDJACR> pegon: Report a bug, mine used to do that too.
[18:09] <iam_techno> gymophett, Did you configure the source yet
[18:09] <sebsebseb> dan2k: and that's basicaly what you did, by doing what you did
[18:10] <SonicComKid> Hi all, before I pester the forums. Does anyone here know how to repair SAMBA?  I can't start it, stop it, restart it, uninstall it, reinstall it, or pkill it without my server freezing
[18:10] <sebsebseb> dan2k: you made it like WIndows, admin account for everything
[18:10] <sebsebseb> dan2k: well pretty much
[18:10] <timater123> iam_techno: ok let me try this
[18:10] <dan2k> sebsebseb so now what - can i chown them back to root somehow?
[18:10] <Guest90159> how do i log into terminal mode?
[18:10] <whatvn> mroc: free -m and see what happens?
[18:10] <dan2k> sebsebseb what IS initramfs?
[18:10] <reddbull> Guest90159: Do you get the login window?
[18:10] <sebsebseb> dan2k: maybe can change permissions back to root,  or   the file system has gone bad yeah, well I guess that's what happended since yoru error
[18:10] <hatter243> _UsUrPeR_, change "auto lo" to "auto lo eth1 kvmbr0" and remove all those other autos to start
[18:10] <iam_techno> timater123,  if autoremove removes packages, then you've probably "downgraded"
[18:10] <Guest90159> yes
[18:11] <harushimo> hey is free financial analysis software for linux
[18:11] <_UsUrPeR_> hatter243: ok, I'll give that a shot. thanks
[18:11] <whatvn> mroc: sorry, I said to mroc
[18:11] <harushimo> i mean similar to Nasdaq market relay
[18:11] <dan2k> sebsebseb fuck.
[18:11] <reddbull> Guest90159: Then you can change the window manager at the bottom left
[18:11] <SonicComKid> Guest90159, on the login screen press Ctrl and F1 through F6 for various terminals
[18:11] <Guest90159> than what?
[18:11] <modmadmike> TheDJACR: yea duh but my / is and usualy the config for a menu.lst is different for an encrypted / partition
[18:11] <Bllasae> why do i need to remove third party things when i upgrade?
[18:11] <sebsebseb> dan2k: I am not exactly sure, but  intramfs messages come up when people can't boot sometimes
[18:11] <Pici> dan2k: Please mind your language here.
[18:11] <Guest90159> ok
[18:11] <hatter243> _UsUrPeR_, then insure that /etc/network/interfaces is -rw-r--r-- root root
[18:11] <Guest90159> which one to use?
[18:11] <harushimo> where can I get linux trade for hardy heron
[18:11] <reddbull> Guest90159: yea, or that. much simpler to just press ctrl-alt-f6 for example
[18:11] <hatter243> s/insure/ensure
[18:12] <sebsebseb> !root > dan2k
[18:12] <sebsebseb> !sudo > dan2k
[18:12] <Guest90159> o.k going to other pc now
[18:12] <_UsUrPeR_> hatter243: will this maintain my bridge ports properly?
[18:12] <Pici> harushimo: What do you mean by 'trade'?
[18:12] <dan2k> @pici my bad - wasn't aware of any censoring rules
[18:12] <wOPr> hello :)
[18:12] <harushimo> its a software
[18:12] <Pici> !ohmy
[18:12] <sebsebseb> !sudo > dan2k
[18:12] <hatter243> _UsUrPeR_, I'm not sure about that, but I think step one will be getting rid of the "Can't read interfaces file" error message
[18:12] <SonicComKid> Guest90159, all 6 terminals are identical. Only purpose of why so many is so you can hop back and forth and do differant things on each one
[18:12] <timater123> iam_techno: it has selected to remove 6 packages, including linux-headers-2.6.28-11-generic
[18:12] <wOPr> had anyone her ever used DARKICE please? I need urgent help!!
[18:12] <whatvn> mroc: free -m and tell me what happens?
[18:12] <harushimo> apparently its available fro hardy heron
[18:12] <dan2k> @sebsebseb hahaha
[18:12] <mroc> whatvn: 11 free, 497 total.  ah, well...clearly, that's a problem.  never had that much used before.
[18:13] <Pici> harushimo: I'm not familiar with that package.
[18:13] <sebsebseb> !noroot > dan2k
[18:13] <harushimo> I thought it was on the apt-get
[18:13] <harushimo> hmmm...
[18:13] <harushimo> okay
[18:13] <SonicComKid> Guest90159, imagion each one is like a command prompt window in windows. It's generally the same idea
[18:13] <sebsebseb> !noroot > dan2k
[18:13] <coreyman> Anyone know why firefox wont connect to my server at localhost unless im online but konquerer will. Firefox tells me it is in offline mode.
[18:13] <byerley> Hi, I'm trying to install unbound on a Ubuntu 8.04.2 box. It doesn't seem to be in the apt-get repositories. I tried install from source, but when I run it I get "[1242925358] unbound[14630:0] fatal error: user 'unbound' does not exist." I'm reluctant to just add a user manually. Any suggestions?
[18:13] <pegon> TheDJACR, did you find a way to fix it or any suggestions?
[18:13] <darthanubis> http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ubuntu-linux-guide,2293.html
[18:13] <dan2k> !igetit >sebsebseb
[18:13] <_UsUrPeR_> hatter243: the "can't read interfaces" error was because I was trying to apply two ports to one bridge I think. I removed the bridge_ports vnet0 line, and it started fine
[18:13] <wOPr> had anyone her ever used DARKICE please? I need urgent help!!
[18:13] <mroc> whatvn: oh...wait, i had all these same things running yesterday, but i did suspend and resume once since then.  could that be adding to the problem?
[18:13] <dan2k> :P
[18:13] <ejv> byerley: add a user manually
[18:13] <sebsebseb> dan2k: so basicaly what you done is  made yourself root for the whole file system, but in a stupid way also
[18:14] <darthanubis> For all the new windows users, please read
[18:14] <coreyman> hi sebsebseb
[18:14] <sebsebseb> coreyman: hi
[18:14] <helper> hello brothers. what is the command to send mail quickly i want to put it in my script i try mail kad@kad test then i require a subject is there any command to put mail then email then subject in one command! thanks
[18:14] <SonicComKid> Guest90159, if you need to say anything else to me, say my name at the beginning of the line or PM me. It's hard to find anything you say in the sea of other text
[18:14] <Bieleke> Goodevening guys
[18:14] <sebsebseb> dan2k: you can probably change the permissions back to root on the Live CD, but  may stil get the  intramfs error
[18:14] <whatvn> mroc: you have not much ram, suspend is not the right way
[18:14] <hatter243> _UsUrPeR_, oh, well, the man page for interfaces says to have the autos all on one line. After that, try this guy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkConnectionBridge
[18:14] <byerley> ejv: have you done the install before?
[18:14] <whatvn> mroc: did you set swap before?
[18:14] <Bieleke> i'm planning downloading ubuntu, but is it wise to install 64-bit version ?
[18:14] <unicom> hello - anybody know how to fix that sound output is only on one box? on my external clinch on my notebook the sound only appears right side - the left box is not working (its working on vista though) - samsung r70
[18:15] <connex> hi, can someone tell me what's wrong with ubuntu's run levels?
[18:15] <sebsebseb> Bieleke: have you got a 64bit proccessor? and how much RAM do you have?
[18:15] <coreyman> Anyone know why firefox wont connect to my server at localhost unless im online but konquerer will. Firefox tells me it is in offline mode.
[18:15] <Sir-Integra> anyone here got ut2004 on their system?
[18:15] <Bieleke> sebastien, yeah dual 2 core, and in all my pc's 2 gig ram
[18:15] <Sir-Integra> For some reason it's starting itself at 1280x1024 60hz resolution
[18:15] <Sir-Integra> and my monitor is saying it doesn't support it
[18:15] <SonicComKid> Bieleke, I rather like the 64-bit version. As long a you have a 64-bit CPU you'll be fine. I do warn you that *some* software is a tad more difficult to install in 64-bit ubuntu than 32-bit. However I found installing wine (just for it's libarires) fixes most issues with 64-bit
[18:15] <sebsebseb> Bieleke: they say  need at least 4GB RAM for 64bit or won't really get any advantage
[18:16] <flintwingel> coreyman: check the file menu... is the offline mode box checked?
[18:16] <connex> hi, can someone tell me what's wrong with ubuntu's run levels?
[18:16] <Bieleke> sebsebseb, yeah dual 2 core, and in all my pc's 2 gig ram
[18:16] <unicom> please anybody know how to fix that sound output is only on one box? on my external clinch on my notebook the sound only appears right side - the left box is not working (its working on vista though) - samsung r70, ubuntu 8.10
[18:16] <reddbull> Sir-Integra: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=5425
[18:16] <coreyman> Sir-Integra /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[18:16] <modmadmike> I can't reboot because synaptic broke my menu.lst and I don't know how to set up a menu.lst for a system which has / encrypted!
[18:16] <coreyman> flintwingel it wont check or uncheck
[18:16] <dan2k> !help
[18:16] <sebsebseb> !install > dan2k
[18:16] <Sir-Integra> reddbull, why use wine when it was ported for Linux?
[18:16] <whatvn> connex: you must tell us exactly what happen
[18:16] <josteint> hi. i have kubuntu 9.04 installed. at random the computer freezes. num lock is dead, ctrl+f1 does not respond. i have to reboot. how do I track the bug?!
[18:16] <reddbull> oh lol
[18:16] <reddbull> soryr
[18:16] <reddbull> sorry*
[18:16] <Bieleke> sebsebseb, thanks, then i go for 32-bit cause i also want to run xp virtually on ubuntu for the programs that are not runnable on ubuntu and which i really need
[18:17] <Sir-Integra> coreyman, why would it have anything to do with my xorg.conf?
[18:17] <richard_> didn't work but i can access failsafe treminal
[18:17] <sebsebseb> !usb > dan2k
[18:17] <Nana> hi
[18:17] <Nana> i need help on ubuntu,
[18:17] <ejv> byerley: what is 8.04? feisty?
[18:17] <Nana> can some one help me ?
[18:17] <sebsebseb> !usb > dan2k
[18:17] <coreyman> Sir-Integra sorry I thought you said your system was starting in that resolution. Not UT
[18:17] <nicklas_> hej igen
[18:17] <ejv> byerley: hardy?
[18:17] <sebsebseb> Bieleke: well 64bit would be ok
[18:17] <Wicks> ubuntuers: is it possible to change the boot menu (grub) when booting froma  liveusb session, when made from the -usb-creator tool?
[18:17] <Nana> i useing ubuntu 9.04
[18:17] <byerley> ejv: hardy yes
[18:17] <modmadmike> anyone
[18:17] <connex> whatvn, why is it so different from the standard system v init, ie, i write init 3 and i am still on x......
[18:17] <Nana> and i cant turn on linux
[18:17] <rali60> "join ubuntu-de"
[18:17] <Nana> its mounted as "read only"
[18:17] <SonicComKid> If anyone is available to help me with my SAMBA process freezing issue could you please PM me?
[18:17] <Nana> any ideas?
[18:17] <sebsebseb> nicklas_: hej san
[18:18] <nicklas_> sebsebseb: :-P
[18:18] <whatvn> connex: you can read about linux run level
[18:18] <ejv> byerley: well just because a package isn't committed to a repo, doesn't mean it's not floating around, one second :)
[18:18] <whatvn> connex: and ubuntu run levels too
[18:18] <modmadmike> anyone??
[18:18] <sebsebseb> nicklas_: your Swedish
[18:18] <sebsebseb> ?
[18:18] <Nana> help please
[18:18] <coreyman> Anyone know why firefox wont connect to my server at localhost unless im online but konquerer will. Firefox tells me it is in offline mode. I am unable to check Work Offline or uncheck it in Firefox File Menu.
[18:18] <nicklas_> sebsebseb: yes
[18:18] <connex> whatvn, are ubuntu's that much different from the standard ?
[18:19] <SonicComKid> x.x we really need a waiting ticket kinda thing here
[18:19] <modmadmike> anyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[18:19] <flintwingel> nana: have you had a system crash or bad shutdown?
[18:19] <Nana> yes
[18:19] <richard_> soniccomkid
[18:19] <Nana> my system got stucked
[18:19] <Nana> so i pressed restart button
[18:19] <richard_> it user 90159
[18:19] <SonicComKid> yes Richard_ ?
[18:19] <Nana> i cant now turn it on
[18:19] <whatvn> connex: a little, i think
[18:19] <modmadmike> I can't reboot because synaptic broke my menu.lst and I don't know how to set up a menu.lst for a system which has / encrypted!
[18:19] <vigo> Nana: The entire install is Read-Only?
[18:19] <kryl> hi, I have a black area on my second screen with dual head + compiz (I use two different resolution) and jaunty
[18:19] <SonicComKid> oh, okay richard_
[18:19] <coreyman> Kryl is it Nivida?
[18:20] <richard_> I can access the failsafe terminal but still can get past login
[18:20] <richard_> i was user 90159
[18:20] <connex> whatvn, from a sys admins point of view, ubuntu is pure crap....
[18:20] <modmadmike> I can't reboot because synaptic broke my menu.lst and I don't know how to set up a menu.lst for a system which has / encrypted!
[18:20] <richard_> for some reason my name changed
[18:20] <ejv> byerley: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unbound ?
[18:20] <roel_> OK...I got this sweet little thing on my panel that closes stuff when its broken.. The cracked window thing that you click to close a misbehaving application...but now the lil window that says "click a window to make the application close or press esc to cancel" thing is stuck on my screen, and I'm too lazy to reboot because I think it could be fixed using killall. Any suggestions??
[18:20] <chiques> connex, Why do you say that?
[18:21] <SonicComKid> richard_ talk to me in PM please ( /query SonicComKid )
[18:21] <kryl> coreyman, yes
[18:21] <whatvn> connex: I'm not very good at English, *pure crap* is not in my dictionary
[18:21] <kryl> with proprietary driver
[18:22] <roel_> whatvn, it means classified feces
[18:22] <connex> chiques, what ways do you have to define which services run at which run levels without playing around with init scripts?
[18:22] <mroc> whatvn: sorry about that...i'm not sure what happened there exactly.  must've dropped my internet connection briefly.
[18:22] <dgb-sdw> Alguem sabe qual é a versão do Adobe Postscript do ubuntu 8.10?
[18:22] <noBoot> hi i am having problems booting to 8.10 after messing around with smart boot manager, not sure what i did but ubuntu starts laoding (splash screen) then says that the hard disk by-uuid..... does not exist. broke somehting in the bootup process and need some help fixing it. anyone?
[18:22] <byerley> ejv: how would I use that?
[18:22] <coreyman> kryl uhm, i had the problem on my desktop, i traced it to a gnome problem, so i use kde now.... you said one of your screens is just black right.
[18:22] <chiques> connex, Are you asking in the 3rd person or me directly?
[18:22] <modmadmike> IS THERE NOT A SINGLE PERSON HERE WHO CAN RE SETUP A MENU.LST  ON A SERVER WHICH HAS / ENCRYPTED!!!!!
[18:23] <unicom> Problem: sound only appears on one box - no stereo (working on vista though) - how to solve this, wiki doesnt contain this issue
[18:23] <Pici> !attitude | modmadmike
[18:23] <Pici> !caps > modmadmike
[18:23] <coreyman> modmadmike i can't.
[18:23] <connex> chiques, you(and enyone else)
[18:23] <whatvn> mroc: try reboot and see if it works. do you already have Swap partition? you should have at least 1GB swap
[18:23] <chiques> modmadmike, Not me
[18:23] <FooBarWidget> ubuntu 9.04 has intel driver regressions. does anybody know why they decided to ship this driver anyway?
[18:23] <wOPr> had anyone her ever used DARKICE please? I need urgent help!!
[18:24] <iamtechno> How can I get lspci to report that correct amount of video ram on my ATI Radeon HD 4870
[18:24] <coreyman> well, bye kryl. Time for me to go.
[18:24] <FooBarWidget> the latest 2 ubuntu releases has regressions which force me to stick with 8.04 and all associated possibly outdated software
[18:24] <dgb-sdw> What is the version of the Adobe Postscript 8.10 ubuntu?
[18:24] <kryl> coreyman,  I use nvidia + separate x screen + compiz , the screen with the highest resolution seems bugged, I have a black area.
[18:24] <kryl> coreyman, if I disable compiz it's ok
[18:24] <whatvn> connex: If I understand what you say, I never agree with you
[18:24] <kryl> (under gnome)
[18:24] <chiques> connex, Something like this http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-to-controlling-access-to-linux-services.html or are you doing something more advanced?
[18:24] <ozzmosis> modmadmike: you could try the ubuntu-users mailing list instead.  but be polite.
[18:24] <ejv> byerley: well basically, it wouldn't be a terrible idea to upgrade your system if at all possible, but hardy is supported, so you'd download the .tar.gz file, do a tar xvfz unbound.....tar.gz, ./configure, make, make install
[18:24] <mroc> whatvn: i have a swap of 1.44gb, showing as ~300mb used.  any way to do this without rebooting?
[18:24] <blastur> hey, how do I move a window to another screen (not workspace) in Ubuntu Jaunty? in Intrepid, I could just open the app on whatever screen I wanted it, but with Jaunty, they all open on the Primary screen, regardless of where my focus is when I launch the app
[18:25] <Pici> connex: There is nothing wrong with the runelvels on Ubuntu.  Runlevels 2-5 are the same thing.  The same is true for Debian.
[18:25] <ejv> byerley: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/hardy/+source/unbound/1.0.2-1.2ubuntu1~hardy2/+files/unbound_1.0.2.orig.tar.gz
[18:25] <whatvn> mroc: i think no
[18:25] <dgb-sdw> What is the version of the Adobe Postscript 8.10 ubuntu?
[18:25] <modmadmike> oh well Ill just install another ubuntu install in a similar way and copy the menu.lst
[18:26] <byerley> ejv: I've already done the manual install with the tarball at http://www.unbound.net/download.html do you think there'd be a difference?
[18:26] <mroc> whatvn: ok.  i'll check it out.  if things are working, i won't sign back in, so thank you in advance.
[18:26] <mannytu> modmadmike, wait, then ask again...
[18:26] <modmadmike> and of cousr match the hdprams
[18:26] <whatvn> mroc: :)
[18:26] <_UsUrPeR_> hatter243: I just finished reading the page you sent me to. It's not too informative, and does not tell me how to make bridges I have created permanent. I checked the advanced portion, here: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/Net:Bridge and that issue was not discussed either
[18:26] <Pici> dgb-sdw: I'm not failiar with any package that can be described as Adobe Postscript, what are you looking to do?
[18:26] <kryl> does anybody have a solution for this problem : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/160226
[18:26] <ejv> byerley: oh! hmm... I tend to trust sources prepared by ubuntu over the developers... lol, let me look
[18:26] <modmadmike> I can't reboot because synaptic broke my menu.lst and I don't know how to set up a menu.lst for a system which has / encrypted!
[18:27] <mbrannock> modmadmike, maybe this will help? I have no idea how applicable it will be to Ubuntu... http://en.opensuse.org/Encrypted_Root_File_System_with_SUSE_HOWTO#Create_an_entry_in_the_bootloader_menu_for_the_new_root_file_system
[18:27] <chiques> modmadmike, Are you talking about the GRUB list?
[18:27] <iam_techno> How can I get lspci to report that correct amount of video ram on my ATI Radeon HD 4870
[18:28] <ejv> byerley: yes you would encounter a difference, they are different version sources, only jaunty via launchpad supports the latest and greatest "unbound" make sense? :P
[18:28] <XLV> iam_techno, use lshw
[18:28] <devin_> hey can someone give me a help im a new unbuntu user
[18:28] <Pici> !ask
[18:28] <devin_> ubuntu
[18:29] <byerley> ejv: seems to, thanks
[18:29] <modmadmike> chiques: yes
[18:29] <chiques> !ask
[18:29] <ejv> byerley: if you choose to use the latest source, you have to hack away at any problems yourself, generally packages prepared by ubuntu do all there own checks so you don't have to use so much elbow grease
[18:29] <Bllasae> !activate
[18:29] <chiques> modmadmike, "yes" what?
[18:29] <Bio> hi can anyone help me with ubuntu problem? i've installed it from cd, when pc boots i get an error message "GRUB LOADING" "GRUB ERROR 2" does anyone know any solution please?
[18:29] <dgb-sdw> Pici: was requested that information on my company and I do not know what is the version
[18:29] <iam_techno> XLV, What am I looking for in the output?
[18:29] <ejv> byerley: if upgrading to jaunty is an option, I say schedule it! ;)
[18:29] <modmadmike> chiques: yes im talking about grub's menu.lst
[18:30] <devin_> im trying to install programs and when i go to do that it gives me an option to open from another application
[18:30] <byerley> ejv: not the sysadmin for this box, don't really want to step on his toes heh
[18:30] <chiques> modmadmike, But its encrypted, right? Did the doc mbrannock sent help?
[18:30] <ejv> byerley: well let me know how 1.02-1.2ubuntu1~hardy2 works out