[13:05] <neodemi> i should be ok then,  its pretty much the process i expected. time to get started :)
[13:05] <roxanna> anto9us: ok its fixed, but when I mess around with compiz it gets messed up... any suggestions
[13:06] <waylandbill> sknnbones, hostname is the network name, but that doesn't mean that the dns server knows about the hostname necessarily.
[13:06] <roxanna> i was just checking out the features on compiz
[13:06] <waylandbill> neodemi, good luck
[13:06] <anto9us> roxanna, you can restart compiz with compiz --replace, maybe you could add a shortcut for that command somewhere to click when you do get into trouble
[13:07] <sknnbones> so why wont my computer showup on the connected client list? I am connected (typing to you now) and I am logged into the router...
[13:07] <atlef> has anyone tried to install ubuntu on an old iMac? PPC cpy.
[13:07] <sknnbones> it shows up when I use windows.
[13:07] <exco> is there a way to check an USB drive for defects (not the filesystem)
[13:07] <anto9us> sknnbones, that's a peculiarity of your router, maybe it just needs time
[13:07] <roxanna> anto9us: it is definitely compiz... i messed with a configuration and now it gets funky when i apply any changes... ill just remove it then re add it
[13:07] <waylandbill> sknnbones, you are getting a dhcp address? If you were using static addressing, it would be one reason.
[13:08] <sknnbones> static for wired, dynamic for wireless
[13:08] <dakarn> roxanna: check your kde themes
[13:08] <roxanna> darkan: how do i check these kde themes you speak of
[13:08] <roxanna> it cant be a theme bc everything is fine until i mess with compiz...
[13:09] <sknnbones> oh there I am, I just had to relog into the router.
[13:09] <sknnbones> thanks for the help XD
[13:09] <anto9us> exco, typing dmesg and examine the last few lines, it changes when you connect/disconnect a device
[13:09] <waylandbill> roxanna, could be that the video card doesn't fully support compositing and is exhibiting symptoms of that.
[13:09] <mint3> i like jaunty
[13:09] <mint3> think its the best distro yet..
[13:09] <kottizen> hi
[13:09] <iceroot> !skype
[13:10] <dakarn> but you've got no audio =)
[13:10] <roxanna> waylandbill: that may be it... but still wouldnt make sense!!!
[13:10] <exco> anto9us: I know what device it is ... I just think the usb stick has defective "sectors" and I want to check to make sure
[13:10] <mint3> exco, a defective sector is bad.
[13:11] <etronik> hey all, what's is the strange pipe-like character in the command : sudo apt-get install “^ebox-.*”   in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/eBox#eBox%20Modules ? TIA
[13:11] <waylandbill> exco, if a usb storage device has 'defects' it would most certainly be detectable with errors in the filesystem.
[13:11] <anto9us> exco, gparted can check the partition for errors
[13:12] <roxanna> i am just going to uninstall compiz and maye that will hel
[13:12] <roxanna> p
[13:12] <roxanna> and re install it
[13:12] <b0hne> hi, i got a intel hda onboard soundcard, but im not able to playback 5.1 surround sound via alsa, if i choose oss in e.g. kaffeine it works. any hints where to look?
[13:13] <anto9us> roxanna, that won't reset it, rm ~/.compiz will reset it
[13:13] <roxanna> ill be back!
[13:13] <kottizen> Hello. Is it someone who knows where I can get drivers for my old graphic-card Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA 2164W [Millennium II]?
[13:13] <exco> thanks, mint3, waylandbill, anto9us - I wasn't aware gparted could check the partition (will look into it)
[13:13] <kottizen> I'm new with Ubuntu.
[13:13] <roxanna> wow so that is how u reset all compiz configurations?
[13:13] <jiel_jack> how to learn shell in ubuntu????
[13:13] <roxanna> where do i type that
[13:13] <mint3> hi kottizen
[13:13] <mint3> kottizen, what did u use before ?
[13:13] <anto9us> roxanna, in a terminal window
[13:14] <kottizen> mint3: Used what?
[13:14] <iced|omg> Hello!~
[13:14] <waylandbill> etronik, if you mean the ^ and .*, those are regular expression tokens. ^ is beginning of string, .* is to match 0 or more characters of any value.
[13:14] <kottizen> mint3: I have installed Ubuntu on an old computer without operativ system, and need a driver.
[13:14] <exco> I can't format partitions successfully so I think the USB stick is dead
[13:14] <kottizen> For the graphic/video-card.
[13:14] <waylandbill> !regexp
[13:14] <roxanna> tht was all i needed to know
[13:14] <dakarn> roxanna: it removes your configuration and replaces it with the default
[13:14] <landswipe> i've just moved a ubuntu partition (was an extended partion including a swap partition) from one drive to another with gparted
[13:15] <landswipe> how do I install grub again in this scenario?
[13:15] <roxanna> yes that was what i needed
[13:15] <iced|omg> I'm trying to install 9.04 server using a USB stick prepared using UNetbootin... I'm stuck at the installing stage with a debootstrap error.
[13:15] <roxanna> ok, how can i place a terminal shortcut button on my panel??? im using xubuntu
[13:15] <mint3> kottizen, which driver is it for ?
[13:15] <mint3> gnome is good
[13:15] <mint3> !gnome
[13:15] <dakarn> xorg should have a terminal shortcut.. try super+t
[13:15] <waylandbill> exco, you getting errors? did you try mkfs in a terminal and examine the output?
[13:15] <kottizen> mint3: i don't have the driver, i need it. it's for Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA 2164W [Millennium II]
[13:16] <kottizen> Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA 2164W [Millennium II]
[13:16] <etronik> waylandbill: Thanks, that's not it, the webpage shows other characters in my browser... pasting into the chat windows showed them as  “ and ”
[13:16] <kottizen> that said lspci
[13:16] <joeDeuce> roxanna: you should be able to right click panel, choose add to panel, then choose launcher
[13:17] <iced|omg> roxanna: Do you know how to add launchers to a panel? I don't recall Xubuntu offhand, but you will want to look out for an option that allows you to do so
[13:17] <waylandbill> etronik, replace those unicode quotes with standard " I think will fix that.
[13:17] <mint3> windows have defragment. does ubuntu have such thing?
[13:17] <joeDeuce> or "add new items" is what it will say when you right click
[13:17] <etronik> waylandbill: will do thanks
[13:17] <atlef> mint3: no
[13:18] <etronik> waylandbill: ignoring those chars works as well
[13:18] <waylandbill> landswipe, /boot/grub/menu.lst has the configuration. Modify the partition location in there
[13:18] <dakarn> mint3: never have to defrag a linux filesystem
[13:18] <Araneidae> min3, not really necessary
[13:18] <mint3> dakarn, why so ?
[13:18] <roxanna> ok i reinstalled compiz and it kept the same configs as when i had it... any help out there to reset all configurations back to default for compiz? im using xubuntu
[13:18] <etronik> next problem guy: anybdy able to install ebox on 8.10 ? I'm having trouble with it
[13:18] <Araneidae> mint3, better designed file system, that's why!
[13:18] <kottizen> someone know where i can get the driver for Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA 2164W [Millennium II]?
[13:18] <anzan> mint3: but if you want, you can type "sync" in terminal.
[13:18] <waylandbill> etronik, nice
[13:19] <lungan> mint3: I dont have the link, but there are several places where they describe why you dont have to defrag linux, better filesystem is the short answer
[13:19] <bin1010> how do i view vnc in ubuntu
[13:19] <mint3> !sync
[13:19] <Araneidae> vncviewer
[13:19] <atlef> roxanna: need to delete the .compiz folder in your /home/username folder
[13:19] <Araneidae> sync isn't interesting, just writes stuff out to disk
[13:19] <mint3> anzan, what does sync do ?
[13:19] <bin1010> The program 'vncviewer' can be found in the following packages:
[13:19] <bin1010>  * xvnc4viewer
[13:19] <bin1010>  * xtightvncviewer
[13:19] <bin1010>  * tightvnc-java
[13:19] <bin1010>  * vnc-java
[13:19] <FloodBot1> bin1010: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:19] <Araneidae> Try `man sync`
[13:20] <bin1010> any favs?
[13:20] <mint3> !paste | bin1010
[13:20] <waylandbill> mint3, the kernel handles the location of file chunks and will place or replace them as necessary.
[13:20] <roxanna> i cant find the compiz folder
[13:20] <Araneidae> bin1010, there's your answer: install one of those
[13:20] <mint3> waylandbill, i typed it, nothing happened really.
[13:20] <etronik> can somebody enlighten me on the apt-get install errors with ebox here? http://paste.ubuntu.com/190257/
[13:21] <waylandbill> roxanna, if you are looking for ~/.compiz, files starting with . are 'hidden' in the file browser.
[13:21] <rexwin> etronik, run apt-get update
[13:21] <rexwin> then try installing ebox
[13:21] <lungan> mint3: basically has to do with the way windows mess upp the fragments in a real mess, and linux places the fragments in a good way so you dont have to defrag, its like putting your stuffs on your room on the right place directly after you used it so you never have to clean, windows more like throws the things on the floor so you have to clean the room sometimes
[13:21] <dakarn> roxanna: for a keyboard shortcut to terminal, go to settings > keyboard > shortcuts > and you can add one
[13:21] <mint3> lungan,  thanks
[13:21] <gladiator> hi ... my system is getting slow .. but ubuntu will not jack up the cpu speed .. what could be wrong? and how do i fix it?
[13:22] <Araneidae> Actually, for vnc, Applications->Network->Remote Desktop Viewer works really nicely for me
[13:22] <etronik> rexwin: I did, I get a problem with a public signature mesg that I dunno what to do with it, I added a new source as instructed by the community docs
[13:22] <rexwin> you my want to enter the exact package name
[13:22] <roxanna> k thanx for the keyboard shortcut... but i cant find .compiz in my home - user
[13:22] <iced|omg> lungan: I think it's more of the way there's just enough space for that particular file size at a certain time, so you need to link to different parts of the file all over the disk if the file grows.
[13:22] <dakarn> roxanna: press ctrl+h to show hidden files
[13:23] <iced|omg> But yeah, Wikipedia has more interesting explanations on those filesystem details, I believe.
[13:23] <roxanna> yes i have done that...
[13:23] <etronik> rexwin: I removed that new source from the sources.list , apt-get update and retry the install, and still the same messages
[13:23] <dakarn> and you don't see it?
[13:23] <roxanna> i went into config and found a .compiz folder?
[13:23] <roxanna> wait not .compiz.. but a compiz
[13:23] <vigo> Can I remove Pidgin? If I can, how is this done in the most effective and clean way?
[13:23] <roxanna> i went to home - user - .config
[13:23] <waylandbill> I have a working webcam and would like to know the name of an app that will let me take still snapshots.
[13:24] <kottizen> mint3: i don't have the driver, i need it. it's for Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA 2164W [Millennium II]
[13:24] <kottizen> Hello. Is it someone who knows where I can get drivers for my old graphic-card Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA 2164W [Millennium II]?
[13:24] <csaba> the volume on ubuntu 9.04 is too low, I can barely hear anything on max. How to fix this?
[13:24] <waylandbill> vigo: sudo aptitude purge pigdin in a terminal would be one way.
[13:24] <vigo> waylandbill: Thank you
[13:24] <kottizen> np
[13:24] <roxanna> so i just have to delete the compiz folder?
[13:25] <waylandbill> vigo: that will remove all configuration files (use remove rather than purge if you want to keep them)
[13:25] <dakarn> one sec.. i don't use compiz let me make sure
[13:25] <lungan> iced|omg: are you sure about that, I have read this link wich i dont know how to paste for the moment:P
[13:26] <iced|omg> lungan: I believe so ... I'm not sure about NTFS, it wasn't covered in the lecture and I haven't had time to read up
[13:26] <styx> csaba: do a right klick on the mixer and open the volume controle then open the mixer window and see if master and PCM are up
[13:26] <imsantoso> help please. why i have to unplug wlan whenever i booted ubuntu. if not, wlan is not recognized
[13:26] <lungan> iced|omg: how do i paste a link in irssi
[13:27] <roxanna> definitely logging out and back in resets how i want it to be, but when i mess around with compiz it dissappears
[13:27] <iced|omg> lungan: is it in screen?
[13:27] <vigo> waylandbill: Ahh, yes, that is why I asked in those terms, seems that other pkgs rely on Pidgin or something, it is just a silly program to me that I never use, so aptitude remove pidgin just removes those specific pkgs?
[13:27] <lungan> iced|omg: ?
[13:27] <rexwin> etronik, paste your sources.list
[13:27] <isuss> #jh
[13:27] <lungan> iced|omg: screen?
[13:27] <iced|omg> I use irssi only through screen and over an SSH connection :P
[13:28] <iced|omg> The pasting I usually do is handled either by PuTTY or screen.
[13:28] <sil3nt|warri0r> after update the restrickted kernel module does not seems to work, its showing "module activated but not is use", wifi card chip is bcm4322
[13:28] <waylandbill> vigo: yes, there are dependent libraries. They should be removed as well if no other pkgs depend on them.
[13:28] <sil3nt|warri0r> any help ?
[13:28] <iced|omg> So I can't be sure how to do it using irssi. :P
[13:28] <lungan> iced|omg: okok
[13:28] <vigo> waylandbill: Thank you kindly
[13:28] <dakarn> explain "messing around with it"
[13:29] <imsantoso>  help please. why i have to unplug wlan whenever i booted ubuntu. if not, wlan is not recognized
[13:29] <iced|omg> sil3nt|warri0r: Not too sure there. I haven't enough experience with kernel modules to be honest. I assume this means the wifi isnt working now on your computer?
[13:29] <roxanna> i click on reload window manager.. which reloads my 'screen' and shows the current options i picked
[13:29] <waylandbill> lungan: fragmentation is based on available space. FAT partitions were affected bad by this since their allocation unit size was so big.
[13:29] <sil3nt|warri0r> iced|omg: yes, it was working, but now :(
[13:30] <lungan> waylandbill: do you know how do i paste in irssi? i have a link who i whanna paste
[13:30] <iced|omg> imsantoso: What WLAN adapter are you using?
[13:30] <p-f> is there a reason why the ubuntu build of urxvt doesn't support the Xft: syntax for fonts? It works fine on arch linux.
[13:30] <nperry> lungan, ctrl shift v iirc.
[13:30] <dakarn> roxanna: do you have window decorations plugin enabled in the settings?
[13:30] <lungan> http://geekblog.oneandoneis2.org/index.php/2006/08/17/why_doesn_t_linux_need_defragmenting
[13:30] <iced|omg> lungan: workaround - put it into bit.ly, then type out the shorter URL :P
[13:30] <lungan> nperry: thank you
[13:31] <sil3nt|warri0r> iced|omg: i click admin> pref > hardware drivers, oh its a driver
[13:31] <waylandbill> lungan, if it is in a terminal/tty, it would be based on the terminal/tty rather than irssi itself.
[13:31] <rexwin> can anybody help out with the script that sends email if a process consumes more than say 20% CPU for say 3 minutes or more?
[13:31] <imsantoso> iced|omg: i used ralink rt73, it recognized. but i have to unplug and plug in again after boot
[13:31] <sil3nt|warri0r> iced|omg: its showing that the driver is activated but not is use :(
[13:32] <sil3nt|warri0r> iced|omg: its broadcom bcm4322 (dell 1510 wifi card)
[13:32] <iced|omg> Hm... imsantoso: I see.. can you unplug, plug in again, then check dmesg ?
[13:32] <etronik> rexwin: all of the sources.list ??
[13:32] <rexwin>  cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[13:32] <jet_> Hi, I'd like to extract pictures from a PDF, what program could do that for me?
[13:32] <iced|omg> See which module is being loaded every time your device is being attached.
[13:33] <etronik> rexwin:  sources.list @ http://paste.ubuntu.com/190262/
[13:33] <VilleVicious> Hi! I'm running ubuntu nbr on my eee 901 and I can't get the webcam working. Can somebody help me
[13:33] <etronik> rexwin: th new entry is at the bottom of the file
[13:33] <reto`> hey... I want to put my ubuntu hdd into another computer... how can I make it detect the hardware anew?
[13:34] <etronik> rexwin: should I enable to backports sources ?
[13:34] <vigo> waylandbill: Worked perfectly! I even misspelled a word and it said Does not have Super Cow Powers, that was fun and neat.
[13:34] <rexwin> may be you need universe section to be added
[13:35] <lamothe> Greetings ladies and gentlemen.  Can anyone point me to a place where I can find out what version of the browser plugin got included in a particular totem release?
[13:35] <iced|omg> imsantoso: sil3nt|warri0r: hope you get help on your issues... I would advise you google your device name and see what modules Ubuntu is attempting to load.
[13:35] <lamothe> I'm using Jaunty and there's a few nasty bugs in totem that I'm trying to upgrade my way out of.
[13:36] <_dr> hi, i just installed tpb (thinkpad button display driver) and now i want to autorun it during startup, how do i do that?
[13:36] <vigo> lamothe: Use the 'ugly' ones?
[13:36] <dakarn> !autorun
[13:36] <lamothe> vigo: Ta, that simple, hey?  Are you familiar with the issues?
[13:36] <ZubuntuX> hi
[13:37] <waylandbill> vigo: right! aptitude doesn't have super cow powers. there's a way to make it draw a cow too. :-D
[13:37] <ZubuntuX> ım how to open wma sound?
[13:37] <vigo> lamothe: I ran into it today, used the 'ugly' set and it works.
[13:37] <_dr> dakarn: the installation script put the files into /etc/rc*.d/
[13:37] <ZubuntuX> hey channel
[13:37] <_dr> shouldn't that work already?
[13:37] <dakarn> _dr: System > Preferences > Sessions > Startup Programs
[13:37] <lamothe> vigo: Ta will do.
[13:37] <ZubuntuX> ım how to open wma sound?
[13:38] <ZubuntuX> wmv
[13:38] <zaggynl> !wmv
[13:38] <vigo> waylandbill: I wanna see a cow! a Super Cow.
[13:38] <reto`> hey... I want to put my ubuntu hdd into another computer... how can I make it detect the hardware anew? do I have to reinstall it?
[13:38] <dakarn> _dr: i don't use gnome but autorun.rc is how i load startups
[13:39] <iced|omg> ZubuntuX: need to get the restricted formats... the links above can help. Usually I would recommend installing the ubuntu-restricted package, though.
[13:39] <iced|omg> Sorry, ubuntu-restricted-extras
[13:39] <waylandbill> vigo: do "aptitude -v moo" and add more -v's "aptitude -v -v moo" and it will give different easter eggs.
[13:39] <_dr> dakarn: well, the thing is i'n used to bsd rc startup scripts
[13:39] <iced|omg> Anyone played with unetbootin before?
[13:39] <myself> hey is there an easy way to uninstall ALL of Kubuntu if it was installed through ubuntu, and say, you dont want Kubuntu anymore or any of the stuff that came w/ it?
[13:40] <myself> :)
[13:40] <_dr> linux has this /etc/rc* stuff i'm not familiar with but after reading the documentation i thought putting it in rc2.d would work
[13:40] <_dr> since 2 is the default runlevel
[13:40] <vigo> rete': First, make a backup, then is rather easy, may have to fix-grub if another OS is on it, may have to adjust BIOS a bit.
[13:40] <dakarn> _dr: you're using ubuntu with gnome wm, correct?
[13:40] <waylandbill> vigo: although I think they changed it to a snake/elephant recently.
[13:40] <iced|omg> _dr: That's right. It seems to work. I haven't learned enough to explain how you can make rc3-5 different, though.
[13:40] <_dr> dakarn: yes, but the system startup scripts don't have anything to do with my WM, or not?
[13:41] <dakarn> _dr: depends on when you want them to load
[13:41] <rexwin> let me rephrase my question. how do i know a process consumes more than say 20% CPU for say 3 minutes or more without using top?
[13:42] <_dr> dakarn: hum... ok
[13:42] <Araneidae> rexwin, you could always look in /proc, I suppose
[13:42] <_dr> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 2009-06-06 17:53 /etc/rc2.d/S99tpb -> ../init.d/tpb
[13:42] <_dr> shouldn't that work?
[13:43] <connie> how can I recover folders, which are hidden by windows?
[13:43] <zer0c00l> hi, i ran memtest87 with ubuntu live cd, its showing lot of errors :( , what is the use of memtest ?
[13:43] <quidnunc> Anyone have a link to the minimal installation CD?
[13:44] <dakarn> _dr: there is ~/.gnome2/session where you can add it, or you can add it to xsession
[13:44] <bin1010> after I install a bunch of libraries via build-dep, how do I get apt-get to leave them alone, it keeps uninstalling them?
[13:44] <quidnunc> Never mind, found it.
[13:44] <vigo> Fun stuff! Thank you kindly
[13:44] <SLKC> Hello
[13:44] <SLKC> World
[13:44] <dakarn> _dr: there's also ~/.config/autostart
[13:44] <quidnunc> Anyone know if the minimal CD has fsck?
[13:45] <ZubuntuX> hey ım how to install ubuntu-restricted ?
[13:45] <orthodoc> games no audio, what could n=be wrong?
[13:45] <ZubuntuX> iced|omg: ?
[13:45] <atlef> has anyone tried to install ubuntu on an old iMac? PPC cpy.
[13:45] <orthodoc> ZubuntuX, open a terminal
[13:45] <ZubuntuX> ok..
[13:45] <vigo> quidnunc: here>https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[13:45] <_dr> dakarn: i know what you mean, but i don't really think it's supposed to work that way
[13:45] <dakarn> zubuntuX: enable restricted repositories in synaptic
[13:45] <iced|omg> ZubuntuX: try synaptic?
[13:46] <_dr> since the installer script populated /etc/init.d
[13:46] <orthodoc> ZubuntuX, and type the following: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[13:46] <etronik> well ebox is not installable on a LTS version :-/ I don't get the workarounds.. so quitting on the idea to install ebox !! :-( what a freakin shame
[13:46] <ZubuntuX> ok..
[13:46] <ZubuntuX> :) orthodoc
[13:46] <_dr> you don't run inetd from your gnome login session either, you know what i mean
[13:46] <ZubuntuX> and thanks iced|omg
[13:47] <orthodoc> games no audio, any idea what i need to do to get audio back
[13:47] <ZubuntuX> this for wmv and wma?
[13:47] <iced|omg> I would much prefer the terminal, but it is possible without the terminal as well.
[13:47] <vigo> orthodoc: Pulse maybe needed
[13:48] <orthodoc> i installed pulseaudio, vigo
[13:48] <vigo> orthodoc: Or use the Synaptic Fix
[13:48] <gladiator> anyone got an idea why cpufreq scaling gets stuck at the lowest frequency randomly?
[13:48] <orthodoc> and I get no audio at all , no music and no audio in games
[13:48] <ZubuntuX> iced|omg:  ım install ubuntu-restricted-extras for vmw and wmv
[13:48] <ZubuntuX> after
[13:48] <orthodoc> vigo, so i uninstalled pulseaudio
[13:48] <iced|omg> Yes, the restricted-extras package will give things like flash, mp3 support, java, as well as wmv or wma I believe.
[13:49] <iced|omg> Why not read the description in Synaptic?
[13:49] <orthodoc> without pulseaudio i am able to play music with alsa but suddenly no audio with games
[13:49] <gladiator> ZubuntuX: you having problems with wma 9 format?
[13:49] <ZubuntuX> iced|omg:  :D
[13:49] <orthodoc> vigo, whats synaptic fix
[13:49] <ZubuntuX> wma problem yes gladiator
[13:49] <ZubuntuX> iced|omg:  ok.
[13:50] <ZubuntuX> %74
[13:50] <imsantoso_> iced|omg: i just unplug and plug wlan, and saw dmesg
[13:50] <gladiator> ZubuntuX: do nudge me if you get it fixed!
[13:50] <vigo> orthodoc: In Synaptic there is a Fix Broken Packages tic, this can also be done in TUI or CUI.
[13:50] <orthodoc> thanks vigo i'll try that
[13:50] <bin1010> after I install a bunch of libraries via build-dep, etc, how do I get apt-get to leave them alone, it keeps trying to uninstall them.
[13:51] <iced|omg> imsantoso_: OK, did you see any particular driver modules being loaded?
[13:51] <bin1010> I am in 8.10 on this box
[13:51] <orthodoc> vigo, just one more question
[13:51] <gladiator> ZubuntuX: installing w32codecs is supposed to help .. even though they didnt work for me .. did u try that out?
[13:51] <orthodoc> vigo: after installing pulse and starting pulseaudio i get an error msg
[13:51] <vigo> orthodoc: sure
[13:51] <iced|omg> gladiator: w32codecs is part of the ubuntu-restricted-extras package :)
[13:52] <orthodoc> vigo, : it says pa_pid_create() failed..
[13:52] <gladiator> iced: oh ok...
[13:52] <orthodoc> vigo: somethings wrong somewhere...
[13:52] <orthodoc> vigo, what could the error msg mean?
[13:53] <vigo> orthodoc: Yes, sounds like a conflict, did you also do the Qt thing?
[13:53] <MaT-dg> how can I record the sound of my soundcard when recording something with gtk-recordmydeskop? sound device is set to 'DEFAULT'
[13:53] <orthodoc> no i did no qt thingy, vigo
[13:53] <dakarn> _dr: did you check to see if it worked from the install?
[13:54] <orthodoc> vigo, what do i do to set it right?
[13:54] <vigo> orthodoc: Look it up on the forums, I have no idea about the game or its source code restrictions, but there is always a solution.
[13:54] <orthodoc> vigo, thanks
[13:55] <dam0> my wireless connection is not working what should i do?
[13:55] <dakarn> stop paying it
[13:55] <vigo> orthodoc: The Qt thing was a suggestion for a possible fix, most all sound issues are lack of Pulse or some strange alien thing.
[13:55] <m4rk> dam0: what error are you getting?
[13:55] <dam0> nothing
[13:55] <dam0> no error
[13:55] <dam0> just cant connect
[13:56] <dam0> my pc cant find the modem
[13:56] <imsantoso_> dam0: what type of wireless card
[13:56] <cemunal> are there repos like debian unstable in ubuntu?
[13:58] <iced|omg> Not too sure, cemunal.
[13:59] <dakarn> dam0: run ifconfig in terminal: do you see wlan0 ?
[13:59] <iced|omg> Guys, is there a way to load particular kernel modules at boot time?
[14:00] <pbn> Hi, what's a graphical dial-up client for Ubuntu ?
[14:00] <dakarn> iced|omg: should be under /etc/modules.conf
[14:00] <zethero1> hey guys .. I have this problem with Flash in Firefox .. many times when i want to play a YouTube video Firefox will just close and have to be reopened ...
[14:01] <cemunal> iced|omg: do only releases have repos? is not there any other repos in ubuntu?
[14:01] <pbn> zethero1: 64-bit ?
[14:01] <zethero1> pbn: no
[14:01] <U2GB_> cemunal: look in Synaptic Configuration menu / Software source / updates
[14:01] <Padhu> zetherol: +1
[14:01] <iced|omg> OK, I'm going to abort the install attempt and boot my Vista box ... at least I can SSH into my Ubuntu box then.
[14:02] <imsantoso_> zethero1: have you add flash plugin
[14:02] <dam0> dakarn; yes i see it
[14:02] <Garethp> Hey guys, I was wondering, how can I install Apache, PHP and MySQL all at once in Ubuntu 9.04? I'm not using Server Edition, and I'm new to Ubuntu, so I have no idea what to do. Any help is much appreciated
[14:02] <zethero1> Padhu: you talking to me ?
[14:02] <dam0> i diunno what sort of card
[14:02] <iced|omg> pbn - I suggest going to a terminal and using $ apt-cache search ppp (or modem or dialup)
[14:02] <MaT-dg> pbn: I found one for KDE, it's called KPPP
[14:02] <JauntySjoerd> hello everyone - I cannot seem to install 9.04 - there is a bug when I choose 'install ubuntu' in the menu - system hangs
[14:02] <Deepthought> I tried to install compiz in kubuntu jaunty, everything got messed up there' s broken packages and I can' t get it fixed with apt or synaptic; is there a dependency in the main repo ?   I tried remove and install again and this is what I got : http://paste.ubuntu.com/190274/   (by the way, kwin doesn' t work anymore as well, can't get effects re-initiated
[14:02] <imsantoso_> Garethp: how about xampp
[14:02] <zethero1> imsantoso: yes of course .. otherwise I would not be able to watch any flash vids
[14:03] <pbn> MaT-dg: yes I use kppp on a KDE machine, but some fellow needs one for a Ubuntu Gnome machine....
[14:03] <Garethp> Thanks, I'll try that
[14:03] <Padhu> pbn: pppconf in terminal
[14:03] <dakarn> dam0: the file /etc/modules.conf defines how to load modules when they are requested (default parameters), which modules to load on kernel request (autoloading) etc.
[14:03] <Deepthought> dependancy-problem I mean
[14:03] <pbn> Padhu: ah ok. What about wvdial ?
[14:03] <Padhu> zethro1: I installed opera
[14:03] <Aliasa> i want to be  a programmer ,what should i do ~?
[14:03] <iced|omg> Garethp: It would be nice if someone came up with a LAMP package - but for now I think it would be good to install them separately.
[14:03] <iced|omg> Aliasa: start programming.
[14:04] <zethero1> Padhu: you keep writing my ID wrong :)
[14:04] <dakarn> aliasa: aquire a taste for coffee and cigarettes
[14:04] <Aliasa> :),How to start,
[14:04] <iced|omg> Aliasa: what languages would you like to learn?
[14:04] <Aliasa> C
[14:04] <Garethp> iced: Do I have to compile any source codes or anything, because I have no idea how to do that
[14:04] <Padhu> pbn: very nice one for dial-up. Now i am browsing wioth it
[14:04] <iced|omg> Install them and follow some tutorials.
[14:04] <nperry> Aliasa buy some books
[14:04] <imsantoso_> zethero1: try to removed free flash plugin
[14:04] <iced|omg> Aliasa: there are several online tutorials.
[14:04] <iced|omg> www.cprogramming.com is pretty useful.
[14:05] <Aliasa> what kind of tools i should have?
[14:05] <Padhu> pbn: RP-PPPoE is good one can compile from source
[14:05] <bigboss> hello people! could anyone help me to clean up my system? cause my boot time is ridiculus and my ubuntu  tooks something like 2-3 seconds to open a folder sometimes
[14:05] <Aliasa> emacs,Vi?
[14:05] <iced|omg> Garethp: nope, you just need to know what versions of each package you like.
[14:05] <zethero1> imsantoso: I am using the Adobe Flash plugin
[14:06] <reto`> Aliasa: GCC the compiler, emacs is pretty cool for programming
[14:06] <pbn> Padhu: ok...thanks... is pppconf included on the 8.04.2 CD ? Because the fellow is on dialup, so I'll have to install from the CD, but without pppconf he won't be able to get on the Internet ...
[14:06] <Padhu> bigpass: what is the resault of 'free -m'
[14:06] <Garethp> Preferablly the latest. In all honesty, when I was using Windows I just downloaded a program called "EasyPHP" which installed everything for me
[14:06] <iced|omg> So something like $ sudo apt-get install apache2 libapache2-mod-php php5 mysql5 or something like that.
[14:06] <Padhu> is swap is on?
[14:06] <Aliasa> sure ,i have gcc
[14:06] <iced|omg> Yes, packaged stuff is good like that.
[14:06] <MaT-dg> pbn: you can install that on GNOME to, just tested it and it runs ok. Can't test the connection though since I don't have a phone line
[14:06] <pbn> MaT-dg: ah ok...
[14:06] <dakarn> aliasa: you will need to get the build-essential package
[14:06] <iced|omg> But here at the cost of a little more effort, you get to control which packages you want to put together to really customise what you need.
[14:07] <Aliasa> that is...?
[14:07] <iced|omg> Aliasa: yeah, for compiling you should grab the build-essential package - it has the necessary libc6 headers.
[14:07] <iced|omg> #apt-get install build-essential
[14:07] <pbn> well I've noticed Debian has gnome-ppp .... Perhaps did someone build gnome-ppp for Ubuntu and put it somewhere on the Internet ?
[14:07] <Aliasa> okok
[14:07] <zoldaa_> During an upgrade  I lost the applet in the upper right corner that gave me the status of my system, (whether I was upgraded or not).  How do I get that back?
[14:07] <imsantoso_> zethero1: what version is your flash
[14:08] <dakarn> zoldaa_: are you talking about conky?
[14:08] <iced|omg> pbn: It might be there already ... you may want to add universe / multiverse repositories, there may be similar programmes available elsewhere.
[14:08] <zethero1> imsantoso: probably the latest ... how do I check?
[14:08] <imsantoso_> zethero1: go to tools-> addons -> plugins
[14:08] <iced|omg> Of course, you could always get a deb for Debian, then use gdebi to install it - I think it will try to ask for the required dependencies as well.
[14:09] <yuri20> mam problmemosa
[14:09] <lungan> Is there a command in irssi to get a list of all oopen windows?
[14:09] <yuri20> jak kompiluje program
[14:09] <yuri20> tzn.
[14:09] <iced|omg> Best bet is always apt, though, either from aptitude, apt-get or synaptic.
[14:09] <yuri20> no kompiluje ten program
[14:09] <iced|omg> lungan: /win list
[14:09] <yuri20> tzn. wpsuje make
[14:09] <FloodBot1> yuri20: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:09] <zethero1> imsantoso: version 9.0
[14:09] <Padhu> pbn: it is installed by default. You can use System=> preference => network configuration will give GUI mode of configuration
[14:09] <yuri20> później chce wpisać sudo checkinstall -D i nic się nie dzieje
[14:09] <lungan> iced|omg: nothing happens?
[14:09] <imsantoso_> zethero1: make sure shockwave flash enable
[14:09] <iced|omg> Go back to the server window :)
[14:10] <iced|omg> It's /win 1 typically
[14:10] <lungan> iced|omg: thank you =)
[14:10] <pbn> Padhu: yeah but what I need is just some GUI app whre the user can click "Connect" and the phone number gets dialed and so on
[14:10] <Artichoke200> Please help me with the following problem. Whenever I try to install Ubuntu, any option that is on the splash screen, I hit, and then I get a black screen with a blinking cursor.
[14:10] <Aliasa> i downloaded build-essential,,,but what is this?
[14:10] <iced|omg> Artichoke200: is that all there is?
[14:10] <zethero1> imsantoso: that is Shockwave flash ..
[14:10] <Padhu> pbn: google it. You may find tarball as required
[14:11] <imsantoso_> yes. how about google video. still same?
[14:11] <Artichoke200> iced|omg: Yes, it doesn't change.
[14:11] <iced|omg> OK, I'm done with this. I need more work to set up Ubuntu on my laptop... I'll be back in a few minutes.
[14:11] <Artichoke200> Just a black screen with a clinking cursor.
[14:11]  * Tcl Saluta MindForge
[14:12] <Artichoke200> Please help me with the following problem. Whenever I try to install Ubuntu, any option that is on the splash screen, I hit, and then I get a black screen with a blinking cursor.
[14:12] <zoldaa_> Artichoke -- are you installing on a laptop?
[14:12] <Artichoke200> No
[14:12] <Artichoke200> A dell.
[14:12] <Artichoke200> But with a Compaq video card
[14:12] <pbn> Padhu: ah ok... well I'm doing zgrep in the various Packages.gz right now
[14:12] <Artichoke200> I put a compaq video card in my dell.
[14:13] <Artichoke200> That might be the problem.
[14:13] <Artichoke200> But I can't put a dell.
[14:14] <Aliasa> what is Build-essential!?!!?!!
[14:14] <arthur_> Just
[14:14] <JauntySjoerd> can anyone tell me why the installer hangs when I choose to install Ubuntu - it just says: BUG: Int 14 ???
[14:14] <nperry> Aliasa all the needed package for compiling
[14:14] <arthur_> Just use ubuntu
[14:14] <Aliasa> ok
[14:14] <Aliasa> where can i find them?
[14:15] <Aliasa> i have install it,
[14:16] <zoldaa_> It sounds like a problem I had with my laptop, and the way I got around it was to add some additional boot options:  acpi=off noapic nolapic
[14:16] <JauntySjoerd> OK, and that then allows the actual installer to load?
[14:16] <bin1010> can I make a deb package with just a bunch of library dependencies?
[14:17] <bin1010> how do that?
[14:17] <Artichoke200>  zoldaa_: Were you talking to me?
[14:17] <JauntySjoerd> yep
[14:17] <m4rk> does anyone know how to make a wallet out of gaffa tape?
[14:17] <grey> Anyone know how I can put my ubuntu machine to sleep? I want it to suspend to RAM, but everytime it does it 'loses' it's sata disks,
[14:18] <grey> it's 9.04, and I keep it up to date
[14:18] <Garethp> Hey guys, I just tried installing xampp, but it said to run it with 32-Bit compatability libraries. Is it still possible to install it on a 64-Bit machine?
[14:18] <Artichoke200> I am gonna mess with some of the settings
[14:18] <dakarn> build-essential gives you gcc to compile your .c      -- just write it in gedit
[14:19] <tty17> hey guys
[14:19] <nsahoo> hi
[14:19] <dakarn> sup
[14:20] <nsahoo> I was thinking why my system update notice is not appearing automatically
[14:20] <tty17> on the livecd, it gives you the option to select a keyboard layout when you press F3. I'm making a custom livecd, how can I change the default from US to UK?
[14:20] <NismoTie> I need help, when i plug my headphones into my laptop the sound is still playing the the regular speakers, what should I do?
[14:20] <thiebaude> tty17: it should give you options
[14:21] <tty17> thiebaude: yes but how can I change the default setting on my custom livecd
[14:21] <lamothe> Does anyone have issue with totem repeat mode and know how to resolve it?
[14:21] <archman> Hello
[14:21] <thiebaude> tty17: not sure
[14:21] <NismoTie> any ideas bout my problem?
[14:22] <NismoTie> I need help, when i plug my headphones into my laptop the sound is still playing the the regular speakers, what should I do?
[14:22] <dakarn> a quickfix is to mute front in alsamixer
[14:22] <bkraptor> NishaKitty: enable headphone jack sense
[14:22] <bkraptor> err
[14:22] <archman> I got the "The following packages have been kept back:" (it's about upgrading kernel) can I do sudo aptitude dist-upgrade? (it will remove linux-generic, and also reports that headers and images i'm using now are broken, but can be resolved. Is it safe to continue?
[14:22] <bkraptor> NismoTie: -
[14:22] <dakarn> what bkraptor said
[14:23] <NishaKitty> ;p
[14:23] <NismoTie> bkraptor: how?
[14:24] <NismoTie> im not so hot on my ubuntu
[14:24] <bkraptor> NismoTie:  click on the sound icon, click on volume control, under swtiches tab
[14:24] <nsahoo> hi ..
[14:24] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hey guys i have a question, im on a dell vostro 1400 laptop, have had ubuntu intrepid running for about a year now and recently ive noticed lockups when i have a bunch of things running...the funny thing is it doesnt seem to be a "lockup" in the traditional "freeze nothing responds to anything" kinda lockup , instead, my audio continues to play, system monitor at the bottom of my system tray plots cpu & bw usage as usual
[14:24] <nsahoo> how do I set up alt-rightclick-drag for window resize behaviour? It is a common behavior for most window managers
[14:25] <bkraptor> anyone got a clue what's with the grayed-out kernel packages sitting in update manager?
[14:25] <zhoujingrui> 如何安装显卡
[14:25] <zhoujingrui> 求救
[14:26] <zhoujingrui> 我用 sudo envyng -t
[14:26] <IndyGunFreak> !zh
[14:26] <zhoujingrui> 出现错误
[14:26] <jet_> hehe zhoujingrui , chinese right
[14:26] <jet_> i'm in china too! :)
[14:26] <NismoTie> bkraptor: i have no switches tab
[14:26] <JerrY_Trouper> Ni hao.
[14:26] <bkraptor> NismoTie: then I have no clue
[14:26] <omid8bimo> guys, when i get ls -lh, i see a dot at the end of permissions. what is it? -rwx------. 1 ...
[14:26] <NismoTie> oh dear
[14:26] <Desen> i`ve tried to use OpenDNS but modifications are "forsaken" by Ubuntu 8.10/GNOME after the next restart/system shutdown. Any suggestions ?
[14:27] <siamak> I need some help running java servlet on tomcat6
[14:27] <Garethp> Sorry to bug you guys again, but does anyone know how to set up my MythTV to read input from my CVBS input on my TV card
[14:27] <NismoTie> bkraptor: i have playback and soundtheme
[14:27] <bc> Desen: add then to resolv.conf and chattr +i /etc/resolve.conf
[14:27] <zhoujingrui> how to install nvidia?
[14:27] <archman> is there a broken dependency for linux-image-generic now?
[14:27] <Desen> bc thanx will do that right now
[14:27] <zhoujingrui> i use sudo envyng -t
[14:27] <bkraptor> NismoTie: under device make sure to select the physical device
[14:28] <zhoujingrui> it has a mistake
[14:28] <dakarn> nsahoo: System>Preferences>Keyboard Shortcuts
[14:28] <Garethp> zhou: System -> Admin -> Hardware Drivers. That worked for me
[14:28] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hey guys i have a question, im on a dell vostro 1400 laptop, have had ubuntu intrepid running for about a year now and recently ive noticed lockups when i have a bunch of things running...the funny thing is it doesnt seem to be a "lockup" in the traditional "freeze nothing responds to anything" kinda lockup , instead, my audio continues to play, system monitor at the bottom of my system tray plots cpu & bw usage as usual
[14:28] <bkraptor> NismoTie: f.e. I have Intel ICH6 Alsa
[14:28] <rorozarzar_> hello
[14:28] <NismoTie> bkraptor: im on intel HDA
[14:28] <bc> Desen: sorry, I meant to write "add them to resolve.conf, then sudo chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf" -- sorry, no coffee yet :P
[14:29] <bc> Desen: uh, resolv.conf, no 'e' -- getting that coffee now.
[14:29] <dakarn> is there any way to check connection status of a ppp0?
[14:29] <MIrrorIMage> Hi all!
[14:30] <nsahoo> dakarn: I checked there .. nothing to bind mouse to window resize there
[14:30] <siamak> hi, I need some help with tomcat can some one help me
[14:30] <zhoujingrui> how to install nvidia 173
[14:30] <zhoujingrui> is there anyone can help me?
[14:31] <bkraptor> dakarn: ifconfig ppp0 ?
[14:31] <zhoujingrui> thanks
[14:31] <Garethp> !patience | zhoujingrui
[14:31] <MIrrorIMage> I have a big problem. I dual boot my computer with Vista & Ubuntu. Yesterday, I upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 which also changed the boot loader. Now I can no longer access files on Vista. How can I reverse these changes? Thx!
[14:32] <freethewhat> has anyone ever set 'command_line {hdparm -B 255 /dev/sda}' in their hdparm.conf It's not recognizing on boot.
[14:32] <bkraptor> MIrrorIMage:  what do you mean you can't access the files on vista?
[14:32] <nsahoo> MIrrorIMage: reboot with live cd, change grub configuration
[14:32] <thunder> zhoujingrui I think you can try to re-compile the kernel
[14:32] <zhoujingrui> how to ?
[14:33] <Nubuntu> Hey, i had to run icechat on windows vista now,since on Ubuntu ,nohting happens when i run it wiht wine...
[14:33] <thunder> zhoujingrui  use google
[14:33] <zhoujingrui> i just want to install nvidia
[14:33] <Desen> bc, i have added OPENDNS' DNS' ... now i run in terminal "sudo chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf" ?
[14:33] <Madcyclist> I'm new to Ubuntu, looking for help installing TweetDech Air app
[14:33] <thunder> zhoujingrui Use google and search "ubuntu compile kernel".
[14:34] <Nubuntu> How can i fix my USB headset so it plays sound from Spotify/MOzilla?
[14:34] <NismoTie> anyone got a fix for my headphone problem
[14:34] <Nubuntu> It only plays system sounds now,rest goes into screen speakers
[14:34] <thunder> zhoujingrui Or you can ask question on http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn
[14:34] <Nubuntu> Nismotie,you maybe have the same problem as me,whats yours?
[14:35] <NismoTie> ive got plain old bose headphones nubuntu
[14:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !sound
[14:35] <Nubuntu> !irc
[14:36] <Jack_Sparrow> That may be a bit outdated.  It does not mention pulse or the #alsa channel
[14:36] <jms32> My desktop are hided after nautilus failed. How to restore desktop?
[14:36] <archman> is linux-generic required by the system?
[14:36] <omid8bimo> guys, when i get ls -lh, i see a dot at the end of permissions syntax. what is it? -rwx------. 1 ...
[14:36] <Jack_Sparrow> jmdid you lose desktop icons?
[14:37] <jms32> Jack_Sparrow: yeah
[14:37] <Jack_Sparrow> one sec
[14:37] <bkraptor> jms32: alt+F2 and run nautilus
[14:37] <jms32> I m now what i can logout and login and all will be good. But how to do it without logouting?
[14:38] <siamak> I need some help with tomcat6 on ubuntu
[14:38] <jms32> All worked. Thanks. That was so easy =\
[14:38] <archman> Jack_Sparrow: is linux-generic required to boot the system?
[14:38] <thunder> <omid8bimo -rwx means right
[14:38] <siamak> can any one help
[14:38] <NismoTie> I only want my godarn headphones to work, grr
[14:38] <omid8bimo> thunder: i know that. there is a dot after the permissions syntax. what is that?
[14:39] <Jack_Sparrow> Lost icons after kernel install manually start nautilus and save the session .. then reboot.  But seems some of the customizations may be gone ... window view settings and all
[14:39] <Weed37> hi guys is their a chan for help with perl on this server
[14:39] <omid8bimo> it's like this -rwx------. <= what is this DOT?
[14:40] <bkraptor> omid8bimo: I don't have that dot
[14:40] <omid8bimo> bkraptor: it's for some of the files/folders
[14:40] <omid8bimo> not all
[14:40] <Jack_Sparrow> omid8bimo are you talking about hidden folders/files
[14:41] <Jack_Sparrow> !hidden
[14:41] <omid8bimo> Jack_Sparrow: no. i know about hidden stuff
[14:41] <zhoujingrui> oh sorry i really donot know how to do
[14:41] <bc> Desen: cat /etc/resolv.conf to make sure it lists the opendns IPs
[14:41] <zhoujingrui> i need a help
[14:41] <archman> PLEase, is linux-generic required for OS to work??
[14:41] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask > zhoujingrui
[14:41] <zhoujingrui> i want to install nvidia 173
[14:41] <Jack_Sparrow> !nvidia
[14:42] <bkraptor> linux-generic is only a meta-package afaik so ONLY removing that package won't hurt
[14:42] <omid8bimo> after ls -l, at the first column which shows permissions, i see a dot, that's what i'm talking about
[14:42] <Desen> bc i am going to restart to see if the changes remain. fingers crossed. thanx
[14:42] <Jack_Sparrow> that is for the binary driver, you should be able to enable restricted driver/hardware from the admin menu
[14:42] <bc> Desen: did you chattr yet?
[14:42] <archman> aaargh anyone??? ::(:(:(
[14:43] <bkraptor> archman: see above
[14:43] <Jack_Sparrow> !patience > archman
[14:43] <archman> bkraptor, aah thanks.
[14:43] <Desen> bc yeas, ofc
[14:43] <Desen> yes *
[14:43] <bkraptor> archman: make sure you're not removing the actual kernel
[14:43] <bkraptor> also removing that meta package might mean you won't get future kernel upgrades
[14:43] <archman> bkraptop, linux-image?
[14:43] <bkraptor> yes
[14:45] <zhoujingrui> after i use sudo envyng -t
[14:45] <zhoujingrui> it has a error
[14:45] <zhoujingrui> Traceback (most recent call last):
[14:45] <zhoujingrui>   File "interface.py", line 432, in <module>
[14:45] <zhoujingrui>     a.mainMenu()
[14:45] <zhoujingrui>   File "interface.py", line 295, in mainMenu
[14:45] <zhoujingrui>     a.driverMenu('nvidia')
[14:45] <zhoujingrui>   File "interface.py", line 322, in driverMenu
[14:45] <FloodBot1> zhoujingrui: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste > zhoujingrui
[14:46] <Jack_Sparrow> zhoujingrui system admin hardware drivers.  a better first choice over envy
[14:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !envy
[14:48] <Araneidae> !BinaryDrver
[14:48] <Araneidae> !BinaryDriver
[14:48] <Jack_Sparrow> oops typo
[14:48] <siamak> can anyone help me with running sevlet on tomcat6?
[14:49] <Wolf23> help please? can anyone tell me how to open aljazeera live stream tv on vlc from www.aljazeera.net? thanx
[14:49] <omid8bimo> this is my ls -lh output which have those dots after permission line http://pastebin.com/d4045e614
[14:50] <omid8bimo> which i wanna know what are they
[14:50] <MIrrorIMage> bkraptor: I no longer have the option to start Windows Vista when booting the computer
[14:51] <MIrrorIMage> nsahoo: I do not have a live CD. How may I get one?
[14:51] <nsahoo> MIrrorIMage: download from ubuntu.com and burn it to a CD
[14:51] <Nubuntu> mirrorimage,i have 2 harddrives which i can choose of when im in "boot menu", maybe vista is in the second harddrive?
[14:51] <nsahoo> MIrrorIMage: it's the same installer cd, the first option is to start it as a live cd
[14:52] <MIrrorIMage> Nubuntu: No, I only have one hard drive
[14:52] <Nubuntu> kk
[14:52] <MIrrorIMage> nsahoo: Okay, I will try this thanks all!
[14:53] <freethewhat_> Can anyone help me with hdparm.conf I'm experiencing issues with parking, and it doesn't seems to work upon reboot.
[14:53] <siamak> Can anyone help me with tomcat issue?
[14:53] <screamsayonara> im trying to intall a .tar.gz and when i type ./configure it says "no such file or directory" why.... what does it all mean
[14:54] <bkraptor> screamsayonara: chmod +x configure
[14:54] <Jack_Sparrow> omid8bimo I am thinking those are hidden. .go into nautilus, see if you see them then use ctrl-h and look again
[14:54] <screamsayonara> thx bkraptor
[14:54] <omid8bimo> Jack_Sparrow: they are not hidden. i see them in nautilus
[14:55] <screamsayonara> now it says cannot access configure.. no such file or etc..
[14:55] <Jack_Sparrow> omid8bimo then sorry, no idea
[14:55] <sebsebseb> hi
[14:55] <bkraptor> screamsayonara: chmod 777 configure
[14:55] <bkraptor> also are you sure you have a configure binary ?
[14:55] <screamsayonara> no :\
[14:55] <bc> screamsayonara: tar -xzf file.tar.gz
[14:56] <screamsayonara> file.tar.gz but i put the directory on the desktop
[14:56] <Jack_Sparrow> screamsayonara have you installed buildessential
[14:56] <screamsayonara> yep i checked it
[14:56] <Phrozen_One> Is there a generic way of adding a gpg key for third party apt sources?
[14:56] <bc> screamsayonara: it may just use a Makefile with no configure, or if it's perl it might use a Makefile.PL
[14:57] <screamsayonara> ok so if thats the case, what commands do i need to use
[14:57] <screamsayonara> i just type make or something?
[14:57] <angry> what software is best for a tvtuner?
[14:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !compile
[14:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !tv
[14:57] <bc> screamsayonara: you're trying ./configure within that directory, right?
[14:57] <screamsayonara> yeah :)
[14:57] <bc> screamsayonara: sorry had to ask. try just 'make'
[14:57] <screamsayonara> ok thanks a bunch
[14:57] <CaptTofu> hi all - what makes apt-get update fail in gutsy with 404 - http://www.pastebin.ca/1450737
[14:57] <CaptTofu> ?
[14:57] <siamak> Can any one help me with tomcat?
[14:58] <thunder> !tv
[14:58] <sebsebseb> CaptTofu: Gutsy was good, but no longer supported
[14:58] <CaptTofu> it's as if a bunch packages are missing from the repo site...
[14:58] <bc> screamsayonara: I'd also read the link Jack_Sparrow / ubottu pasted
[14:58] <sebsebseb> CaptTofu: as a result you should upgrade to at least Ubuntu 8.04 really
[14:58] <xelvx> ciao a tutti
[14:58] <screamsayonara> oh yeah for sure, i will, i just thought it would be something easy like... just typing make ;p
[14:59] <vick> Is there a torrent client with SSL support ?
[14:59] <screamsayonara> thx again
[14:59] <durt> Phrozen_One, see 'man apt-key'
[14:59] <vick> Or any sort of cryptography on communications that is.
[14:59] <bkraptor> Phrozen_One: wget -q http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian/sun_vbox.asc -O- | sudo apt-key add -
[14:59] <bkraptor> Phrozen_One: just an example from virtualbox
[15:00] <Phrozen_One> Thats the problem, any method using wget seems to make it unique to each repository. So apt-key is the generic method?
[15:00] <tehsmo> I just have a quick question, if anyone knows the answer - is it possible to set apt-get to automatically install dev packages along  with others?
[15:00] <tehsmo> I'd like to just install the dev packages for everything on my system
[15:00] <bc> screamsayonara: if make works, you might want to edit the Makefile to ajust any paths since it doesn't use configure. :\
[15:01] <bc> screamsayonara: then you'll probably want 'make clean' if the clean target exists, then make again.
[15:01] <screamsayonara> bc, im too much of a noob i just wanna play tiny tetris
[15:01] <bc> screamsayonara: there's a few testris in `apt-cache search tetris`
[15:01] <durt> Phrozen_One, yes bkraptor's example just pipes the output of wget to apt-key.
[15:02] <bc> screamsayonara: uh, 'tetris'
[15:02] <Nicky65463> Guys, I was just wondering if it is possible to boot a usb stick using heirens boot cd
[15:02] <bc> screamsayonara: where'd you download it from? I'll take a look at it. I mean, it could already be built?
[15:02] <screamsayonara> hmm so there is.. what does "cache" mean?
[15:02] <durt> Phrozen_One, take a look at the PPAs on launchpad for a little tutorial.
[15:02] <Jack_Sparrow> !usb > Nicky65463
[15:03] <Phrozen_One> But how can you find the key on a third party source, given that each source is going to have a different name for its key?
[15:03] <screamsayonara> can i just paste urls in here?
[15:03] <screamsayonara> http://games.linux.sk/
[15:03] <bin1010> i built mplayer from svn repos, but when then I installed a vncviewer and that uninstalled all the build-dep that mplayer needed to run, is there a way to make apt-get/aptitude leave those alone?
[15:03] <Nicky65463> basically I want to install ubuntu server but the machine does not allow me to boot from a usb
[15:03] <bc> screamsayonara: various things, depending on context. I'm checking tar.gz
[15:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !install
[15:04] <Dr_Willis> Nicky65463:  ive seen some disrtos that have a boot-floppy type trick to boot from 'usb' on quirky machines.. but Ubuntu is not one of them.
[15:04] <Dr_Willis> Nicky65463:  there may be some other ways.
[15:04] <jrib> bin1010: install them explicitly or build a proper mplayer package
[15:04] <digifor> Trying to install jaunty on acer aspire one 110. No network interfaces detected???
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> digifor:   You may want to check the frums - theres a AAo thread. there
[15:05] <CaptTofu> sebsebseb: now I know what they meant by LTS !
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> digifor:  my older AAo works great with the netbook remix variant.
[15:05] <CaptTofu> I'm attempting to perform an upgrade
[15:05] <Guest54142> i figured it out lickbag
[15:05] <CaptTofu> we'll see how this goes
[15:06] <bin1010> jrib: i made a mplayer package via checkinstall
[15:06] <bc> screamsayonara: doesn't have a makefile. you'd have to compile and link. sigh.
[15:06] <sebsebseb> CaptTofu: if your a bit more experienced, you could continue to use 7.10 and  support it yourself with upgrades,  you just can't expect support here if you were to do that
[15:06] <digifor> I am installing this on a friends. I have jaunty running fine on the normal AA1. this is the slighly bigger one.
[15:06] <jrib> bin1010: key word in what I said was "proper"
[15:06] <Guest54142> i love it wpa_supplicant is cool!!
[15:06] <screamsayonara> oh right so ill just find something else to do with my time.. thanks for checking
[15:06] <sebsebseb> CaptTofu: so better to upgrade to Hardy really
[15:06] <CaptTofu> sebsebseb: I'm experienced, but hard-hit for time - so I'm attempting do-release-upgrade
[15:06] <bc> screamsayonara: good idea :)
[15:06] <Guest54142> ?
[15:07] <nsahoo> in keyboard shortcuts I am not able to use the Windows key or the Super key with something else. e.g., I want to set shortctu super+e for something .. and it just stores Super L
[15:07] <boscop> yesterday I could see my windows partition, but now it only finds /dev/sda1. How can I access windows again?
[15:07] <bc> screamsayonara: at least you know what to look for next time
[15:08] <CaptTofu> sebsebseb: I've never done an "upgrade" before, but this box has so much stuff on it, I can't afford
[15:08] <Wolf23> helpers! Setting up globe7 (<IP_ADDRESS>) ...
[15:08] <Wolf23> chmod: cannot access `/usr/lib/firefox/greprefs/': No such file or directory
[15:08] <screamsayonara> yeah for sure, trying to install things is -almost- like a game
[15:08] <CaptTofu> to just reinstall
[15:08] <dayo> i'm having issues with docx in OO.o   anyone have any good resources/tips for this?
[15:08] <bin1010> jrib: not following, what makes a package "proper" then
[15:08] <bc> screamsayonara: they should have made it easy, but they did not, and it's questionable whether it would even compile. It may need some windows libs, for example.
[15:08] <jrib> !packaging | bin1010
[15:09] <jrib> bin1010: well for one, it should list the needed deps...
[15:09] <bin1010> but the depends are listed in the build-deps, I don't see anyway to add them as a --depends
[15:10] <JulioNeto> Hello all!
[15:10] <bin1010> plus if I list them out myself, I won't get the changes as they come down from upstream
[15:10] <nsahoo> any clue?
[15:10] <jrib> bin1010: huh?
[15:10] <screamsayonara> bc, in general how would i know if i needed some lib things?
[15:11] <bc> screamsayonara: either in their README, or by reading the source code (#include) or by just trying to build and see if it complains about missing libraries.
[15:11] <JulioNeto> I'd like to sync my files (on my computer) with a pendrive (external disk), how can I do it? I'm thinking in flyback, but I don't think it's a good idea.
[15:11] <charles_> vick: for talking to https trackers?
[15:12] <reto`> hey... I have a really strange problem here... I have installed ubuntu on this computer and it behaves really strange... it doesn't save any changes
[15:12] <screamsayonara> founts of knowledge, you lovely people.. ok thanks again
[15:12] <vick> charles_, Well imagine the situation like this, i want to download something but i don't want somebody who can view my transmittion to know what is it i am downloading :P
[15:12] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` Did you remove the cd?
[15:12] <vick> transmission rather.
[15:13] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[15:13] <vick> just relax and enjoy the show :P
[15:13] <reto`> hey... I have a really strange problem here... I have installed ubuntu on this computer and it behaves really strange... it doesn't save any changes
[15:13] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` Did you remove the cd?
[15:14] <reto`> hey... I have a really strange problem here... I have installed ubuntu on this computer and it behaves really strange...
[15:14] <reto`> hey... I have a really strange problem here... I have installed ubuntu on this computer and it behaves really strange...
[15:15] <JerrY_Trouper> and again...
[15:15] <Jack_Sparrow> !repeat > reto`
[15:15] <boscop> yesterday I could see my windows partition, but now it only finds /dev/sda1. How can I access windows again?
[15:15] <reto`> hmm... nothing is working... I'm messing it up...
[15:16] <reto`> i couldn't see what I wrote because i was in the scrollback buffer and didn't know...
[15:17] <reto`> well anyway... let's say I tell firefox to save my tabs... it doesn't save anything...
[15:19] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` What flavor/version or release of ubuntu and How did you install it, cd, usb, net etc?
[15:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !details
[15:19] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: hi
[15:19] <jefinc> boscop: have you boot into windows since then? and if so did windows shut down properly?
[15:19] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: ubuntu 9.04, installed it from the live cd to hdd
[15:20] <reto`> I have done the same thing on another pc and it worked without a problem
[15:21] <reto`> window size of firefox doesn't get saved too... nothing persists... even in the active session
[15:21] <JerrY_Trouper> reto`,  Do you have the problem just with Firefox?
[15:21] <boscop> jefinc: I guess since then I haven't booted windows. Is that really necessary? can't I just remount that partition?
[15:21] <reto`> JerrY_Trouper: no everywhere
[15:22] <jefinc> boscop: sometimes if a device is not properly disconnected from windows it will not work in linux, does mount display the device?
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop Widws will lock down after unclean shutdown. reboot windows or force it from linux.  restarting windows is a better way
[15:22] <digifor> I think a solution to my issue may be here: http://www.aspireonekernel.com/
[15:22] <palin> Need help with samba domain. every time I try to add a winxp machine I get "The Parameter is incorrect"
[15:23] <palin> I pasted my smb.conf "http://paste.ubuntu.com/190313/"
[15:23] <boscop> jefinc: it isn't there
[15:24] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: ok, thanks
[15:24] <boscop> but windows did shut down normally
[15:24] <Jack_Sparrow> !fsck
[15:24] <Skaag> can I backup a partition (/dev/sdb1) to a tar.gz file?
[15:24] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop that is not for you fyi
[15:25] <Dreamglider> can i make a data(not audio/video) image with k3b ?
[15:25] <Jack_Sparrow> skaag yes
[15:25] <ghostmaan> hello, how to get MAC address of a usb wireless adapter ?
[15:25] <palin> Skaag - yes
[15:26] <Skaag> i'm looking at the man page
[15:26] <Skaag> (for tar)
[15:26] <jefinc> Jack_Sparrow: boscop said the device does not display with mount, this is where you get to take over :P
[15:26] <neels> Skaag, try 'cat /dev/sdb1 | zcat > file' ?
[15:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Force Mount a Drive  http://forum.notebookreview.com/archive/index.php/t-211958.html
[15:26] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop what does sudo fdisk -l  last letter L show
[15:27] <neels> Skaag, havent tried it though
[15:27] <Skaag> yah that will work
[15:27] <Skaag> I just wanted to use tar, but cat + zcat will do the job just fine
[15:27] <palin> ghostman: ifconfig -a " it will be labeled `HWaddr`
[15:27] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && cp /etc/fstab ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && sudo fdisk -l >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && lsb_release -a >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && cat /home/$USER/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt | pastebinit  (Provide Pastebin link in channel)
[15:27] <neels> :)
[15:29] <reto`> pfft... I think I know what the problem is... it has created a much too small partition for ubuntu
[15:29] <reto`> so it has no space to save anything
[15:29] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` It only uses the space you give it
[15:29]  * bc thinks that'll do it every time
[15:29] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: I chose automatic
[15:29] <ghostmaan> palin, thx :)
[15:30] <Daenyathos> What would be an easy way to play .mid files?
[15:30] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` That is fine, but how much was avbailable on that drive
[15:30] <palin> :)
[15:31] <unop> Jack_Sparrow, { cat /etc/fstab; sudo fdisk -l; lsb_release -a; } | pastebinit # :)
[15:31] <Jack_Sparrow> unop there are many ways, yes
[15:31] <Dreamglider> how do i see what device my dvd drive is ?
[15:31] <rob_p> Skaag, "tar czvf sdb1.tgz /dev/sdb1" will also gzip it for smaller size.
[15:31] <Daenyathos> Anyone know how to get .mid files to play?
[15:32] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow:    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System|/dev/sda1               1        9728    78140128+  83  Linux|/dev/sda2   *        9729       19457    78148192+   7  HPFS/NTFS|
[15:32] <unop> !info timidity | Daenyathos
[15:32] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: free space: 0 byte
[15:32] <reto`> s
[15:32] <krisso> server irc.quakenet.org
[15:32] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: so there it shows up
[15:32] <unop> Dreamglider, what do you mean? you want to know the make and model?
[15:32] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: I will have to run gparted and repartition the stuff...
[15:32] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` You repeately dont answer my questions .. SOmeone else will be able to help ty
[15:33] <bc> Daenyathos: try aplaymidi (you probably already have it installed)
[15:33] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: huh... I answered...
[15:33] <bc> Daenyathos: nevermind, that won't work
[15:33] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: can't you read?
[15:33] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` That is fine, but how much was avbailable on that drive
[15:33] <Jack_Sparrow> Can you
[15:33] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: READ
[15:33] <JerrY_Trouper> *head meets table*
[15:33] <serious> lo everyone
[15:33] <serious> ;)
[15:33] <Daenyathos> lol
[15:34] <jefinc> reto`: he said "WAS AVAILABLE"
[15:34] <JerrY_Trouper> Jack_Sparrow,  i suppose he's got no space on HDD, that's why nothing is saved.
[15:34] <jefinc> reto`: I would suggest not being pushy towards someone offering you free support :\
[15:34] <Roasted> Has anybody ever used ZoneMinder for Ubuntu?
[15:34] <Jack_Sparrow> JerrY_Trouper I asked how much space was avaialbe when he was doing the automatic install
[15:35] <JerrY_Trouper> Jack_Sparrow,  ya got it, sry.
[15:35] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: so why is it found by fdisk and not by mount?
[15:35] <bc> Daenyathos: sorry, the last time I played a midi file was I think 1965 :P
[15:35] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop one sec
[15:35] <reto`> ?
[15:36] <Daenyathos> bc: Wow. lol Im trying to play one because of Denemo.  Tryin' to practice my music.
[15:36] <unop> Daenyathos, tried timidity?
[15:36] <bc> Daenyathos: I was joking about 1965, but I think it's probably been 10 or 15 years
[15:37] <Daenyathos> Im downloading Timidity right now.  Hopefully it will work.
[15:37] <Daenyathos> Finally got rid of Vista so im hoping i can figure this out decently quick. lol
[15:38] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop Try a force mount on sda2.. one sec for an example
[15:38] <Jack_Sparrow> sudo mkdir /media/locked-drive then sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/locked-drive -o force  substitute your locked drive for sda1
[15:40] <bakarat> i removed all my drives except 1 to install windows, then put the others back in, started a livecd and restored grub, but for some reason on reboot, i'm still getting to windows immediatly, no grub, any ideas?
[15:41] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat Yea, that was probably not the best way to do that
[15:41] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: now I can see it in nautilus
[15:41] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop cool
[15:41] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, i've had bad experiences with installing windows, didn't want to take any chances, suggestions to fix it?
[15:41] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat You need to look at several things. hold on
[15:41] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, ok
[15:42] <oscaar> Is there a way to group channels in irsso? if i have 3 channel i whanna have inte the same "group" ?
[15:42] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: but it is named locked-drive. can I just rename it?
[15:42] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && cp /etc/fstab ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && sudo fdisk -l >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && sudo blkid >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && lsb_release -a >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && cat /boot/grub/menu.lst >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && cat /home/$USER/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt | pastebinit  (Provide Pastebin link in channel)
[15:42] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop that goes back to an unclean shutdown
[15:42] <Daenyathos> bc: Timidity doesn't seem to work.
[15:43] <unop> Daenyathos, it works fine here .. always has .. are you sure you are trying to play a valid midi file?
[15:43] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: renaming doesn't work :(
[15:43] <Daenyathos> Im decently sure...? I tried using kmid earlier... Could see it trying to play, just no sound.
[15:44] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat For my reinstallation woes, I made a script that took my system, created a bootable cd with my /boot so even after I reinstalled windows I could boot back into my ubuntu with a copy of my mbr in hand to fix it
[15:44] <chinosuke> error messege : [    0.504065] Fail in evaluating the _REG object of EC device. Broken bios is suspected.
[15:44] <user010> Hi, can someone please help me with audio drivers?
[15:44] <jefinc> boscop: you can unmount the device and redo the previous force mount but with the name you would like in place of "locked-drive"
[15:45] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop  one sec...
[15:45] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, but i don't understand why it's so messed up? i mean, grub simply overwrites the mbr, which in turn points to a "root" drive right? windows overwrote that, i overwrote it again, but it's still pointing to windows? what am i missing?
[15:45] <oscaar> l
[15:45] <Daenyathos> unop: I tried using kmid has a piano view, and it showed it was playing, just no sound.
[15:45] <oscaar> ghj
[15:45] <jefinc> user010: there is a really good guide on the ubuntuforums, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[15:46] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop My example gives the drive the name locked-drive, but it isnt locked.  that was just a temp mopunt point we used
[15:46] <unop> Daenyathos, have you tried other midi files?
[15:46] <unop> Daenyathos, does sound work with other applications?
[15:46] <user010> does anyone know what to do about drivers for this device 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) AC'97 Audio Controller, i can't find a download
[15:46] <Daenyathos> unop:  Sound works with some others... I can get my mp3s and the like to play. Not sure if i have any other midis.
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat Ok..  with multiple drives things can get messy
[15:47] <jefinc> user010: again, there is a really good guide on the ubuntuforums for setting up your audio device, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[15:47] <NativeAngels> im writing a php front end script but i need to be able to execute root commands from it how do i do this
[15:47] <user010> oh thanks
[15:47] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, howso?
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat did you run those commands and get me a link?
[15:47] <user010> i didn't see your first reply sorry
[15:47] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, still processing hehe
[15:47] <jefinc> user010: no problems :)
[15:47] <JulioNeto> anybody here use Conduit?
[15:47] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, running from livecd
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !sudo > NativeAngels
[15:48] <jefinc> user010: if the guide fails, come back and someone will surely be able to help you solve the issue :)
[15:48] <sobersabre> hi. I am using external (NIS) userbase, and I need to allow users to use audio devices (ALSA).
[15:48] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat ah..  one sec, mind if we take this to PM so we dont spam the channel
[15:48] <user010> thanks
[15:48] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, sure
[15:48] <Jack_Sparrow> FYI anyone is welcome to tag along
[15:48] <Jack_Sparrow> one sec
[15:48] <sobersabre> sorry, wrong chan.
[15:48] <Daenyathos> unop: It's all midis.  Just checked one and it also does not have sound.
[15:48] <jaymacdonald> hey guys, I have ubuntu-minimal installed (by VPS) is there a way to upgrade this to the full ubuntu-server ?
[15:48] <ZubuntuX> hey ım install wine and with in wine trojen run*
[15:48] <ZubuntuX> ?
[15:49] <chinosuke>  error messege : [    0.504065] Fail in evaluating the _REG object of EC device. Broken bios is suspected.
[15:49] <nsahoo> is there a way to get the latest version of subversion on ubuntu?
[15:49] <nsahoo> i mean the 1.6.2 version?
[15:49] <jtaji> jaymacdonald: apt-get install ubuntu-standard
[15:49] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat  /join #Jack_Sparrow
[15:49] <SmithKurosaki> jack, i wouldnt mins, how to get in?
[15:49] <jaymacdonald> jtaji: Is that the server edition?
[15:49] <unop> Daenyathos, sounds like a problem with kmid then
[15:49] <Roasted> Has anybody ever used ZoneMinder for Ubuntu?
[15:49] <unop> Daenyathos, or whatever it is you are using to play them..
[15:49] <s|k`> heh
[15:50] <jtaji> jaymacdonald: yes that on top of what you already have is what is installed by the server cd
[15:50] <jaymacdonald> jtaji: ah, thanks very much
[15:50] <s|k`> What's ZoneMinder?
[15:50] <Daenyathos> unop: Alright.  Dang.  Any recommended things to try?  I'm not even sure i installed sound drivers...
[15:50] <s|k`> never heard of it
[15:50] <unop> !sound | Daenyathos,
[15:51] <guhcampos> Hey guys, do you know any IM for linux that sorts contacts by chat frequency like gmail does?
[15:51] <francis_lam> I 'm here where r u
[15:51] <Daenyathos> unop:  Thank you.  You've been good help. =D
[15:52] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: mv: cannot move `/media/locked-drive' to `/media/windows': Device or resource busy
[15:52] <user010> yeah i don't get it, when i run even tremulous, i get extremely bad lag, i'm pretty sure i meet the requirements lol
[15:52] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop wrong..
[15:52] <JulioNeto> I'm trying to sync files with Conduit, but the program don't think anything
[15:53] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop `/media/locked-drive    are just mount points
[15:53] <JulioNeto> Just create the folder. Anyone know this problem?
[15:53] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: so how can I rename it?
[15:53] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop log out and back in and see if things are back to normal now that you have forced the mount
[15:53] <s|k`> JulioNeto: are you getting an error?
[15:53] <JulioNeto> s|k, no...
[15:53] <JulioNeto> s|k, the program just don't sync
[15:53] <JulioNeto> o_O
[15:54] <oscaar> Is there a way to group windows in irssi? like tree or folders, if i have some channels i whanna have in the same group?
[15:54] <JulioNeto> I tried grsync and everything gone fine. But Conduit is simple and better for me
[15:54] <s|k`> oscaar: try #irssi
[15:55] <toxic> hello everyone, I'm looking for someone who can help me recover my RAID5 soft (mdadm)...
[15:55] <PhotoJim> oscaar: not to my knowledge, no.  just join channels in logical orders, and then the channels of similar nature will be in consecutive windows.
[15:55] <ubuntu> hello
[15:56] <toxic> hello
[15:56] <s|k`> hi
[15:56] <ivo> ciao
[15:57] <whatvn> ca va
[15:57] <whatvn> :-p
[15:57] <hnb> hey guys found a fr forum bout programmation stuff http://cercle-des-codeurs.xoo.it/index.php
[15:58] <blue112> Hello, I have problem with gajim. I can't talk to a contact. The problem is my computer crashed when I was talking to him, and then I can't talk to him again. I have a very nice python error when I try :/
[15:58] <whatvn> blue112: gaim?
[15:58] <blue112> gajim
[15:58] <whatvn> !gajim
[15:58] <whatvn> bot dont know, me too, sorry :d
[15:58] <blue112> :(
[15:59] <blue112> #gajim doesn't exist :/
[15:59] <blue112> What can I do then :/ ?
[15:59] <blahbalh> are you sure you don't mean gaim ?
[15:59] <blahbalh> the art program
[15:59] <blue112> http://blue112.eu/screens/screen070609165953.jpg
[15:59] <blue112> Gajim.
[16:00] <nperry> !fr blue112
[16:00] <blue112> xD
[16:00] <nperry> !fr | blue112
[16:00] <blahbalh> bah my bad gimp is the art program
[16:00] <blue112> Fr channel is quite dead.
[16:00] <blahbalh> gaim is the aim program
[16:00] <panfist> hi, i'm having problems with a 1024x768 display. i have increased the font size a little bit so that it's easier to read from far away, but that makes some windows render below the bottom of the screen and they have content that i have no way to see. is it possible to set a larger virtual desktop that you can scroll through by moving your mouse cursor to the edge of the screen?
[16:00] <nperry> But blue112 we cant read the error
[16:01] <blue112> It's not an error
[16:01] <ruud> hello, anyone knows how to disable a dvdrom ?
[16:01] <blue112> It's a noob explanation
[16:01] <blue112> I can paste you the real error
[16:01] <blue112> !paste
[16:01] <Gnutoo> hi, why cat /proc/meminfo  | grep -i memfree doesn't match with the gnome system monitor: gnome system monitor says 161M are used on 369.7M so that's 208M free but /proc/meminfo reports 36872 kb free and that's about 36M...
[16:01] <pauljw> gaim is pidgin now isn't it blahbalh
[16:01] <ubuntu> hello, I've just followed this prcedures -> http://www.linux-noob.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=112&st=0&p=259&hl=lost%20root%20password%20(grub)%20lost%20root%20password%20(%20grub)%20rate%20topic:&fromsearch=1&#entry259 , made everythiung till boot part, but instead of being presented with a "bash screen" I received just a regular logon screen... can someone help me?
[16:01] <blue112> nperry: http://paste.ubuntu.com/190331/
[16:02] <blahbalh> correct pauljw
[16:02] <blahbalh> gaim is now called pidgen
[16:02] <blue112> Which file should I delete ?
[16:02] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: probably /proc/meminfo counts cached RAM as used, and system monitor does not.  cache memory is essentially available for other tasks, just being used to speed up I/O while it's not busy, and technically it's in use while being used for cache but it can be instantly cleared and used for something else.
[16:03] <ruud> hello, anyone knows how to disable a dvdrom ?
[16:03] <blahbalh> can't help you blue112 i'm only familiar with pidgen
[16:03] <whatvn> blue112: which "gaijm" version are you using?
[16:03] <chinosuke> can anyone help with error messege : [    0.504065] Fail in evaluating the _REG object of EC device. Broken bios is suspected.
[16:03] <whatvn> blahbalh: pidgin
[16:03] <blue112> whatvn: 0.12.1, the one in ubuntu repos'
[16:03] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok thanks a lot...so if it uses swap and the computer is too slow with firefox+openoffice launched should I try to find some ram and add it?
[16:04] <blahbalh> ruud, trying to disable your dvdrom at start up are all together?
[16:04] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: the amount of swap in use will give you a clear picture... you should be using little to no swap.  so yes, if you're using swap, more memory would help immensely.  how much RAM does your system have?
[16:04] <Gnutoo> ubuntu, are you sure you typed init=/bin/bash ? else you could try with a livecd
[16:04] <ruud> yeah, I have 2 dvdroms, 1 on sata wich works fine and 1 on pata that makes the system freeze
[16:04] <whatvn> blue112: better you should use pidgin, pidgin is the next version of GAIM
[16:04] <whatvn> !gaim
[16:05] <blue112> I'm not using gaim :/
[16:05] <blue112> I'm using gajim, which is xmpp only.
[16:05] <JohnCane> #ubuntu-dk
[16:05] <whatvn> blue112: I think noone here know anythong about gaijm :|
[16:05] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, it has 378560k of ram according to /proc/meminfo and 25308 of swap is used according to /proc/swaps
[16:06] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, but I just closed firefox and openoffice
[16:06] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: well, that's not too far into swap.  that's with OpenOffice running?
[16:06] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: fire them both back up again and give me the swap usage.
[16:06] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok thanks a lot
[16:06] <ubuntu> hello, I've just followed this prcedures -> http://www.linux-noob.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=112&st=0&p=259&hl=lost%20root%20password%20(grub)%20lost%20root%20password%20(%20grub)%20rate%20topic:&fromsearch=1&#entry259 , made everythiung till boot part, but instead of being presented with a "bash screen" I received just a regular logon screen... can someone help me?
[16:07] <aceruser> I remounted my old ext3 filesystem in a new linux system, when looking at the fileownerships.... none of them are displayed correctly anymore.. the ownerships are still there.... but mixed up... as if all the ownerships have moved a slot? why is that?
[16:07] <nperry> I take it theres no point giving my spare computer swap when it has 8gb ram installed :s
[16:07] <JohnCane> Hey are there someone there can help me out, i got a big problem with Gparted and my partitions !
[16:07] <aceruser> ideas?
[16:07] <aceruser> johncane: what is the problem?
[16:07] <pentium_pro> Cannot send email (gmail etc.) from browser, where is problem?
[16:07] <PhotoJim> nperry: little point but I wouldn't say no point.  if you will be running high-usage apps like GIMP then having some swap is a good contingency.
[16:08] <JulioNeto> I was trying to sync files with Conduit, but I got this error » http://pastebin.com/m549071b6 « Anoyne could take a look at it and tell me anything I could do about it?
[16:08] <nperry> PhotoJim how much do you suggest.. Will mainly used for a  virtualbox running :)
[16:08] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, it has grown until 45044
[16:09] <JohnCane> i cant get anything to work .. on /dev/sda1 i have deleted my partition, and on /dev/sda2 i got ntfs (windows 7) and on /dev/sda3 i got something called extended and on /dev/sda5 i got linux-swap !
[16:09] <JohnCane> aceruser:  i cant get anything to work .. on /dev/sda1 i have deleted my partition, and on /dev/sda2 i got ntfs (windows 7) and on /dev/sda3 i got something called extended and on /dev/sda5 i got linux-swap !
[16:09] <squeak> In gnome when I like turn up the volume and that I get that black bar at the top right? how do I change that where it is at?
[16:09] <PhotoJim> nperry: depends on disk space available, but I'd give it another eight gigs of swap assuming you have multi-hundreds of gigs of disk space available.
[16:09] <JohnCane> aceruser:  But when i turn on my computer it wont start anything up ..
[16:09] <JohnCane> aceruser:  And when i turn on my computer it wont start anything up ..
[16:09] <nperry> photojim 500gb hard drive in there.
[16:10] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: that's still not terrible.  still, adding memory will give you better performance.
[16:10] <PhotoJim> nperry: you won't miss 8 gigs dedicated to swap, I wouldn't think.
[16:10] <aceruser> johncane: what do you want to do? dual boot?
[16:11] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok thanks a lot
[16:11] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, I'm trying to find the cause of the bad performances...
[16:12] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, by the way tracker is disabled
[16:12] <JohnCane> aceruser:  yes, i want to dual-boot, with Linux ubuntu on /dev/sda1 and with windows 7 on /dev/sda2
[16:12] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: Tracker sucks.  :)  It gives me no end of grief on my desktop.  well, did.  until I removed it.
[16:12] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: what CPU?
[16:12] <Ryje[Matt]> hey there i have a tiny problem. when i bootup my pc it will stuck after the pc actually should turn to the desktop. but it works fine when i press esc after turn on my pc and select the normal boot settings. i have ubuntu 9.04 on a normal desktop system
[16:12] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: hummm
[16:13] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: can you show a screenshot of your partitons or something?
[16:13] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, pentium 3 1GHz
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[16:13] <JohnCane> sebsebseb:  hey seb, yesi can, i upload it now, 2 sec
[16:13] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, the person using it said that it was much more reactive before an update
[16:13] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: altough it should be as simple as putting Ubuntu on, then Windows, and then  restoring Grub
[16:14] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, but when this person will be back I'll ask what precise update
[16:14] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: and if your not going to 3D game or some such in Windows,  you could run a virtual machine of it inside Ubuntu :)
[16:14] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: as long as enough RAM
[16:14] <SmithKurosaki> so how does th temp op'ing work in herer/
[16:15] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: an older CPU but it should still perform reasonably well.  I have found Ubuntu usable on PII CPUs even.
[16:15] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok
[16:15] <Jack_Sparrow> SmithKurosaki We follow channel policy and op up as needed
[16:15] <SmithKurosaki> yea
[16:15] <JohnCane> sebsebseb:  i cant take a screen shot, cause im running ubuntu from the live cd.. but i dont have anything on dev/sda1 i have deleted it and on /dev/sda2 i got ntfs windows 7 .
[16:15] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: that machine should take a lot more RAM, and it should cost next to nothing.  my server is a PIII-1 GHz (dual CPUs) and it has a gig of RAM ,and can take two.  I'm sure you could put a gig in there, possibly more.
[16:16] <SmithKurosaki> i figged, but how do you op yourself up to kick etc
[16:16] <nul|o> hi
[16:16] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: you can, save it into home on there, and upload it
[16:16] <nul|o> why fonts dosent work on OO in kubuntu.. they look ugly
[16:16] <aceruser> johncane: just delete all the linux partitions and reinstall linux!!
[16:16] <blahbalh> SmithKurosaki, proably like /cs op #chan username
[16:16] <JohnCane> sebsebseb: and when im starting my computer windows wont even start up, dont know why it wont
[16:16] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: yeah or do what aceruser said
[16:16] <Ryje[Matt]> did anyone read my problem?
[16:16] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, i'll look how much it accepts with dmidecode...but I wonder where to find sd-ram for laptops
[16:17] <toxic> hello everyone, I'm looking for someone who can help me recover my RAID5 soft (mdadm)...
[16:17] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: you can pastebin the output of this command df -h
[16:17] <panfist> hi, i'm having problems with a 1024x768 display. i have increased the font size a little bit so that it's easier toread from far away, but that makes some windows render below the bottom of the screen and they have content that icursor to the edge of the screen?
[16:17] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: oh, laptop.  a little trickier.  but you can still find it.  ebay, if all else fails.
[16:17] <JohnCane> sebsebseb:  so what i should do is go to Gparted and Device and create partition table, then it deletes everything on the harddisk ?
[16:17] <Gnutoo> ok thanks
[16:17] <Gnutoo> mmm...it's at 58128 now
[16:18] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: run the command I gave if you can't just screenshot and upload it,    easier to see your partition set up
[16:18] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: df -h
[16:18] <JohnCane> sebsebseb:  Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[16:18] <JohnCane> tmpfs                1013M  2,0M 1011M   1% /lib/modules/2.6.27-7-generic/volatile
[16:18] <JohnCane> tmpfs                1013M  2,0M 1011M   1% /lib/modules/2.6.27-7-generic/volatile
[16:18] <JohnCane> tmpfs                1013M     0 1013M   0% /lib/init/rw
[16:18] <JohnCane> varrun               1013M  100K 1013M   1% /var/run
[16:18] <FloodBot1> JohnCane: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:18] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: no problem :)
[16:18] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane You should be able to reinstall ubuntu to sda1 and use your sda5 as swap and the installer should reconnect windows to grub for you
[16:18] <Gnutoo> mmm...the problem is mostly when selecting some text inside openoffice
[16:19] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: I'm a big fan of maxing out RAM (when practical).  it can make a surprisingly old and slow system shockingly usable.
[16:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste > JohnCane
[16:19] <Ryje[Matt]> is there anyone who can help me maybe
[16:19] <Jack_Sparrow> PhotoJim agreed
[16:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask
[16:19] <Ryje[Matt]> i allready asked
[16:19] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok thanks a lot
[16:19] <Ryje[Matt]> but nobody replyed
[16:20] <kabdotinfo> May I ask to ask to ask a question?
[16:20] <Itaku> how do i use my ipod nano 3rd gen on 9.04?
[16:20] <aceruser> ryje: I don't understand your question
[16:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Ryje[Matt] repeat the question every few minutes, not ask how about my question ty
[16:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !ipod
[16:20] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: that didn't quite do what I want,   pydf would do it.   sudo apt-get install pydf   would do it
[16:20] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  How can i do that ? and how do i USE my /dev/sda5 as a swap ? shall i enable it or what ?
[16:20] <aceruser> anybody know a good alternative to gpodder?
[16:20] <taylor_> Hello, does Ubuntu 9.04 come with mp3 support out of the box? thanks
[16:20] <sebsebseb> taylor_: no
[16:21] <sebsebseb> taylor_: ,but you can install it
[16:21] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane I thought you had sda5 setup as swap already.
[16:21] <SmithKurosaki> taylor_: codecs, grab thn from add/rem
[16:21] <Jack_Sparrow> taylor_ no free release can do that
[16:21] <JohnCane> sebsebseb:  it cant do the command
[16:21] <taylor_> ok thank you
[16:21] <nathan7> mplayer does mp3.
[16:21] <Jack_Sparrow> !mp3
[16:21] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  i dont know, its just there, im not to smart with gparted, im new at it..
[16:21] <taylor_> But, couldn't a Ubuntu distro be packaged with lame?
[16:21] <Jack_Sparrow> taylor_ it is easy to add.  it just cant be included for legal reasons
[16:21] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: well some distros that aren't sold come with mp3 and such support
[16:22] <mxc> Hi, I'm trying to run ubuntu 9.04 UNR on my acer AO751H.  It has intel gma 950 graphics and a 1366x768 display.  xorg is stuck on 1024x768.  I followed the instructions here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution but used a modeline that xorg detected from the EDID (i found it in the /var/log/xorg.0.log)
[16:22] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane np, boot livecd, install ubuntu , partition manually, use the sda mounted as /  ot root  and sda5 as linux-swap
[16:23] <mxc> when i run: xrandr --output default --mode 1366x768 i get the error: "xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed"
[16:23] <mxc> google hasn't been helpful
[16:23] <mxc> any suggestiosn?
[16:23] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, I've 	Maximum Capacity: 512 MB...if I understood corectly it's the total max capacity(not the max capacity of a connector) ...I've about 320M ...if I add 128(remove replace the 128 with 256) ...will it boost it enough?
[16:23] <Jack_Sparrow> sebsebseb None can do it legally, it requires licensing
[16:24] <Jack_Sparrow> !restricted
[16:24] <taylor_> So I'm just curious. Someone could, if they wanted to, make an Ubuntu distribution with lame mp3 included, and that would be legal, correct?
[16:24] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  so what you say is that i shall run the live cd, when the partitions-menu is coming in setup then i should go to "manually" and then what you say :) ?
[16:24] <Jack_Sparrow> taylor_ I dont believe they can
[16:24] <SmithKurosaki> taylor_: no, just grab the codecs
[16:24] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane yes
[16:24] <Knirgh> taylor_: it's very easy to add support
[16:24] <taylor_> I know.
[16:24] <nul|o> haha i luuuuuv downloaing ISOz of linux distros all the time
[16:24] <nul|o> and burning liveCD
[16:24] <nul|o> and trieing it out all the time :))
[16:24] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, s/320/384/
[16:25] <mogar> hello. I have a macbook and i'm thinking about change to ubuntu, but i heard that macbook with ubuntu is heater than using macosx. I also heard that the battery life is shorter. Is this true?
[16:25] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: it will make a noticeable difference.  to have 384 you probably have a 256 and a 128 stick, so pull out a 128 and add another 256 and you'll be at max.
[16:25] <nul|o> i burned kubuntu, fedora etc.
[16:25] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  okay, but in that i cant install anything on dev/sda1 ?
[16:25] <SmithKurosaki> nul|o: rewriteables are yopour friend
[16:25] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok thanks a lot
[16:25] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane what error,
[16:25] <Knirgh> nullo: get a USB :)
[16:25] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: yeah that's probably true
[16:25] <nathan7> mogar: You can fix that
[16:25] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane do we have the output of sudo fdisk -l
[16:26] <mogar> nathan7: how?
[16:26] <nathan7> mogar: Something acpi, cant help atm
[16:26] <nathan7> Am working on wifi stuff
[16:26] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  when i will install ubuntu, then i just dont get the opputunity to install anything on /dev/sda1
[16:27] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  i dont know, i run it in terminal now..
[16:27] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: my guess is that the new upgrade is using enough more RAM that the system is consistently using swap, and that will reduce performance significantly.  so adding even a modest 128 MB of RAM will free things up enough to help.  might want to consider stopping upgrading the machine once you hit the next LTS (long term service) upgrade though.  Ubuntu supports it for 2 years afterward.
[16:27] <nperry> !ipod
[16:27] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok thanks
[16:27] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane you can delete sda1 and tell ubuntu to use unallocated space or rework sda1
[16:27] <dazjorz> Hi guys
[16:28] <dazjorz> I can't check https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM, because I can't connect to https right now
[16:28] <dazjorz> but could somebody give me the md5sum for ubuntu-9.04-desktop-amd64.iso ?
[16:28] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane you will need to create a new sda1 after looking at your fdisk -l
[16:28] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  i have deleted it, it says in gparted "unallocated"
[16:29] <wizz> hi
[16:29] <dazjorz> ah yay, got it
[16:29] <Jack_Sparrow> create a new sda1 as ext3
[16:29] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane set the mount point to /
[16:30] <tdn_> How do I get unicornscan in Ubuntu?
[16:30] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  okay ill do that 2 sec
[16:30] <phil> hi
[16:30] <user010> should i even have to mess around with media drivers?
[16:30] <user010> i dont' even know where to look up video hardware
[16:30] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane the next step would be to edit sda5 and set it as linux-swap  if that is the correct partition of course
[16:30] <user010> or config
[16:31] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  how do i set the mount point ?
[16:31] <phil> hey whats the best app you have on your ubuntu machine right now?
[16:31] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane edit sda1
[16:31] <Jack_Sparrow> !polls > phil
[16:31] <phil> ok
[16:31] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[16:31] <nul|o> why internet is always bad
[16:31] <nul|o> and d/c all the time?
[16:32] <nul|o> grrrrrrr
[16:32] <SmithKurosaki> isp sucks? router?
[16:32] <phil> what isp do you hav
[16:32] <phil> have*
[16:32] <Jack_Sparrow> nul|o Poorly supported network hardware?
[16:32] <nul|o> insight
[16:32] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow: shall i do it before i made it to ext3 or ?
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> Find Network Card Chipset:  "sudo lshw -C network"   in a terminal it will show the networking card/chipset
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane set to ext3 and below that set the mount
[16:33] <mtk> hi
[16:33] <phil> jack_sparrow how do you know all of this :P
[16:33] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow: under that it says "label"
[16:33] <dazjorz> hmm
[16:33] <dazjorz> JohnCane: what do you want to do?
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> phil By following along in here.. and grepping our logs for answers by others
[16:33] <SmithKurosaki> hes anold master of ubuntu
[16:33] <dazjorz> you don't set mount point in the partitioner of course
[16:34] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane yes
[16:34] <dazjorz> unless this is the ubuntu installer partitioner
[16:34] <phil> yeah but like ur liek a computer lol you know alot :P
[16:34] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow: so in that label i set it to "/" right :)
[16:34] <phil> im 16
[16:34] <cemunal> in carmic ext4 default?
[16:34] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane yes
[16:35] <JohnCane> dazjorz:  im trying to learn how to get ubuntu on my partition and so on :)
[16:35] <marcooliva> [Updated] -> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pdftk/+bug/384515
[16:35] <Jack_Sparrow> dazjorz Yes, it is the ub installer partitioner.
[16:35] <dazjorz> okay then
[16:35] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[16:35] <zealiod> is there a command I can use to edit a certain line number in a text file?
[16:35] <JohnCane> dazjorz:  yes, now what ?
[16:35] <dazjorz> zealiod: editors usually have special commands to go to a certain line number
[16:36] <Jack_Sparrow> zealiod why not just sudo nano /path/file
[16:36] <dazjorz> zealiod: on the console, you can use the editor `vim`, then press : and enter a number to go to that line, then edit it like you normally do in vim (hint: press i, make changes, escape)
[16:36] <mdg> zealiod: What program are you using?
[16:36] <dazjorz> or nano, of course
[16:36] <Jack_Sparrow> zealiod you can man sed for more too
[16:36] <zealiod> mdg: im using vim and i want to automate this task as part of a shell script
[16:36] <dazjorz> JohnCane: there should be a specific choice for mount point other than the label, I think
[16:37] <Jack_Sparrow> dazjorz I have it under control for now thanks
[16:37] <dazjorz> zealiod: if you're automating, look at what Jack_Sparrow said - that's the way to go
[16:37] <JohnCane> dazjorz:  i couldnt see others .. my ext3 has Label set to / now .
[16:37] <mdg> zealiod: #vim - wonderful people to help with that
[16:37] <dazjorz> Jack_Sparrow: he asked me, but sure :)
[16:37] <zealiod> thanks guys
[16:38] <Tuxedo> Hello everyone here
[16:38] <phil> this si actually so helpful
[16:38] <phil> is*
[16:38] <phil> hi
[16:38] <anodesni> Is there a way to have an embedded terminal at the bottem of a gedit session, so I can compile my C programs?
[16:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > phil
[16:38] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  my ext3 has Label set to / now ... what i need to now :) ?
[16:38] <Tuxedo> is there tutorial about xubuntu?
[16:38] <nperry> Anyway i can reset my password while in livecd
[16:39] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane set sda5 to swap
[16:39] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  it is :)
[16:39] <panfist> hi, i'm having problems with a 1024x768 display. i have increased the font size a little bit so that it's easier toread from far away, but that makes some windows render below the bottom of the screen and they have content that icursor to the edge of the screen?
[16:39] <Jack_Sparrow> nperry User password or root pass
[16:39] <nperry> Jack_Sparrow user
[16:40] <en1gma> im following a guide and it says i need this "Standard C++ runtime library development" and this "Standard C runtime library development"
[16:40] <en1gma> how do i check what they are
[16:40] <phil> panfist: it shouldent?
[16:40] <mdg> Tuxedo: What are you wanting to know?
[16:40] <en1gma> or if i have it installed
[16:40] <panfist> phil it shouldn't what?
[16:40] <phil> render under the screen
[16:40] <Tuxedo> how can i make compiz and my driver nvidia works?
[16:40] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane I wish I had a copy of the jackalope installer running so I dont do this blind, but you should be set to go,  on the partitioner page does it show all your drives and the mount point
[16:40] <en1gma> can someone tell me what libs they are so i can check in synaptic
[16:41] <panfist> it doesn't if i revert my font to their default settings, but i have the point sizes bumped up a couple notches
[16:41] <phil> panfist thats odd i have mine at 1024 768 and it doesnt go under
[16:41] <mdg> Tuxedo: YOu running 9.04?
[16:41] <anodesni> en1gma, link to the guide please
[16:41] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane you can also edit sda2 and set it to/media/windows   or whatever too
[16:41] <en1gma> http://www.bitsum.com/firmware_mod_kit.htm
[16:41] <panfist> phil well what are your font settings? i bumped most of them from 10 to 12 point and the resolution to 120 dpi
[16:41] <Tuxedo> yes
[16:42] <panfist> i
[16:42] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  yes it does, sda 1 ext3, sda2 ntfs sda3 extended sda 5 linux swap
[16:42] <Gabrys> Hello, I have a strange problem, gnome-terminal almost everytime starts in /. Only the first gnome-terminal I start (or is run automatically by session manager) starts in ~. It broke first when I installed ubuntu-netbook-remix package. I have not it removed, but the problem persists.
[16:42] <sbasuita> en1gma, just install build-essential
[16:42] <killgorack> hey, does anyone know how to install the banshee package downloaded off of the banshee webpage? I just get an archive..
[16:42] <phil> phil and that works? what size is yourr monitor
[16:42] <en1gma> ok thanks
[16:42] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow: okay, what does it do ?
[16:42] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane and  sda1 as /  and sda5 as swap
[16:42] <phil> panfist: that works? what size is your monitor
[16:42] <richardaum> hey guys
[16:43] <richardaum> i have a issue
[16:43] <panfist> it's a 32" tv that i'm reading from about 8 feet away
[16:43] <richardaum> with my sound system
[16:43] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane that will give you an icon on your desktop with your windows drive
[16:43] <sebsebseb> killgorack: what's wrong with the one from repo?
[16:43] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > richardaum
[16:43] <panfist> 1366x768
[16:43] <richardaum> anyone can help me ?
[16:43] <phil> yeah i can
[16:43] <anodesni> en1gma, these are the standard C and C++ libraries. They are probably already installed, but if not you should at least have glibc and libstdc++
[16:43] <sebsebseb> !helpme |  richardaum
[16:43] <phil> panfist: holy man
[16:43] <phil> panfist: 22 inch monitor?
[16:43] <panfist> 32
[16:43] <sebsebseb> !details |  richardaum
[16:43] <paper> nick arturo.pkg
[16:44] <killgorack> sebsebseb, the one from synaptic? it's good.. nothing really they just have an updated version on the webpage.. trying to get my PSP to sync..
[16:44] <Roconda> hi there, I've got a dualscreen setup. 1 screen is running fast (react instanty on mouseclicks), and the other has like 1sec delay on right mouseclicks and when using the gnome menu. I already tried gtk-menu-popup. It works, but only for the screen which already works fine.
[16:44] <sebsebseb> killgorack: yeah maybe  there's a PPA for a later version
[16:44] <phil> panfist: isnt that like a tv :P
[16:44] <sebsebseb> killgorack: Ubuntu only does security updates in the repos
[16:44] <panfist> isn't that like what i said? "it's a 32" tv that i'm reading from abotu 8 feet away"
[16:44] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  yes i have done all you told me, but it doesnt show anythong on my dekstop, but couldnt that be cause im using the live cd at the moment
[16:44] <sebsebseb> !ppa >  killgorack
[16:44] <richardaum> I just want to listen musics by headphone, and i can't
[16:44] <killgorack> sebsebseb, sorry.. I'm new.. no idea what a repo or PPA..
[16:45] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane correct, you should see windows after the install.
[16:45] <mdg> Tuxedo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[16:45] <sebsebseb> killgorack: oh right
[16:45] <sebsebseb> !repo |  killgorack
[16:45] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane we could mount it under live, but there is no need atm
[16:45] <sebsebseb> killgorack: the download servers the repo resporitories
[16:45] <phil> oh ok
[16:45] <en1gma> anodesni  but i need to know if they are installed
[16:45] <phil__> hey
[16:45] <phil> hi
[16:45] <en1gma> i think they are installed to but not 100% sure
[16:45] <killgorack> hmmm.. I gots me some reading to do me thinks..
[16:45] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  okay, but when i set ntfs to /media/windows then it deletes it after it scans disks.
[16:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !pm > richardaum
[16:46] <sebsebseb> killgorack: and unless  DEB's are provided by website servers, you would have to compile the software your self, install from source.
[16:46] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  you sure it was /media/windows or what could be wrong , why it wont save the settings i give it .. ?
[16:46] <sebsebseb> killgorack: PSP to sync?  Playstaiton Portable?
[16:46] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane leave that sda2 alone for now
[16:46] <killgorack> DEB's! hehe DOn't worry I 'll look it up.. I'll be enept jut for a little while
[16:46] <sebsebseb> !deb | killgorack
[16:47] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  so i shouldnt set the label7mount point to /media/windows on it or what ?
[16:47] <en1gma> with the ubuntu live cd can it all be loaded to ram like some other distros had the "load to ram switch" at boot menu
[16:47] <killgorack> sebsebseb lol yeah PSP = playstation portable
[16:47] <phil__> guys im in desperate need of help can someone tell me how do i stop SongBird from crashing on Ubuntu 9.04 its such a great program but ubuntu doesnt seem to wanna run it properly any ideas?
[16:47] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane setting to /media/windows should be fine. not sure why that isnt working atm.
[16:47]  * cemunal is ext4 file system default in Karmic Koala?
[16:47] <sebsebseb> killgorack: or   in the terminal   sudo dpkg -i   namegoeshere.deb  to install them
[16:47] <sebsebseb> cemunal: no
[16:47] <killgorack> sebsebseb, sweet.. deb eh.. nice.. I use GNU I like it the best
[16:47] <ikonia> !karmick > cemunal
[16:47] <ikonia> ughh
[16:47] <sebsebseb> cemunal: will it be in Fedora 11? yes
[16:47] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  But is it important or what does it do ?
[16:48] <anodesni> en1gma, with build-essential installed you'r probably ok, but why is it so important, if compiling fails try to install it then
[16:48] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane it is nothing we cant do later
[16:48] <sebsebseb> killgorack: you use GNU?
[16:48] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  okay then .. but what should i do now ?
[16:48] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane Time for breakfast so I need to go into lurk mode for a bit.. push on with the install
[16:48] <ikonia> !9.109 > cemunal
[16:48] <ikonia> !9.10 > cemunal
[16:48] <nathan7> zwartetoorts: Leuke nick.
[16:48] <killgorack> Yes, I have all three installed K, X and ubuntu... I use the ubuntu primarily..
[16:49] <sebsebseb> killgorack: ok that's not GNU
[16:49] <phil__> guys no ideas about songbird?
[16:49] <sebsebseb> !gnu | killgorack
[16:49] <mdg> phil__: What was the question?
[16:49] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  alright i also need to eat now, but i stay on the chat so hope to see you later in here :)
[16:49] <phil__> isnt there a compatability mode perhaps like in windows seven?
[16:49] <en1gma> true
[16:49] <sebsebseb> killgorack: GNU  Generally Not Unix
[16:49] <en1gma> thanks for the help
[16:49] <panfist> how do i add a user to a group
[16:49] <ikonia> sebsebseb: what are you talking about ?
[16:49] <nathan7> sebsebseb: Wrong.
[16:49] <killgorack> So what am I using?
[16:50] <nathan7> sebsebseb: GNU's Not Unix
[16:50] <en1gma> with ubuntu 9.04 my friend has laptop with 3gig memory can he load the live cd all into ram
[16:50] <ikonia> killgorack: what OS are you using ?
[16:50] <nathan7> killgorack: A UNIX like OS, GNU/Linux.
[16:50] <killgorack> ubuntu 9.03 or soemthing..
[16:50] <Jack_Sparrow> !pm > richardaum
[16:50] <killgorack> recent one of fthe page
[16:50] <nathan7> killgorack: 9.04.
[16:50] <ikonia> killgorack: then you're find - ubuntu is a Linux distribution,
[16:50] <killgorack> yea thats it
[16:50] <nathan7> ikonia: GNU/Linux distribution.
[16:50] <ikonia> nathan7: I know what it is
[16:51] <nathan7> But no-one ever says it.
[16:51] <sebsebseb> killgorack: you got me confussed, saying you used GNU, and then talking about desktop environments
[16:51] <killgorack> sorry I thought they were one in tyhe same
[16:51] <zwartetoorts> nathan7: Hoezo?
[16:51] <david> I have some seriously borked fonts in ubuntu, only certain fonts seem broken
[16:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !fonts
[16:51] <dakarn> gui = desktop environment
[16:51] <david> text disappears and seem completely distorted
[16:52] <david> I have never had this shit before :B
[16:52] <richardaum> anyone can help me with my sound issue.?
[16:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !ohmy > david
[16:52] <killgorack> LoL I thought Kubuntu was kubuntu because of the "K"de, Xbuntu was Xubuntu because of the "X"fce, and regular old ubuntu used the gnome
[16:52] <nathan7> Weed37: Gewoon
[16:52] <killgorack> is that wrong?
[16:52] <nathan7> Oops
[16:52] <nathan7> zwartetoorts: Gewoon.
[16:52] <sebsebseb> dakarn: well yeah pretty much, but to confuse things a little  Linux distros have desktop envirionments and window managers
[16:52] <dakarn> that's right
[16:52] <killgorack> now I'm lost
[16:52] <noobinoob> hello i just did an nmap on myself and found several ports open should i close them?
[16:53] <david> Jack_Sparrow: I didn't mean it as an angry way, but I'll keep my phrasing smarter
[16:53] <Jack_Sparrow> killgorack http://xwinman.org/
[16:53] <dakarn> killgorack: there's more than just the window manager. it's also a selection of packages and libraries
[16:53] <david> feels like ze germans have attacked my fonts!
[16:53] <killgorack> I have them all installed... and when I login I can choose what I use
[16:53] <zwartetoorts> nathan7: oh
[16:53] <ikonia> david: don't be silly please.
[16:53] <killgorack> I gotcha
[16:53] <durt> hey folks, apt-get is telling me kernel <IP_ADDRESS>-17 is available but is being held back as uninstallable how do I find out what dependancies are causing this?
[16:53] <test1> hhggh
[16:53] <ikonia> durt: do you have the proposed repos enabled ?
[16:54] <durt> ikonia, yes
[16:54] <sebsebseb> killgorack:  Most Linux distros use the GNU tools  to make the distro,   as well as the  Linux kernel,  and something called xorg which runs  your desktop environment, as in Gnome, KDE, and so on.
[16:54] <ikonia> durt: I'd recommend disabling that for starters
[16:54] <david> ikonia: allright. Fonts are broken in a way that they gradually "dissolve" into pixelated blurs over time.
[16:54] <Weed37> hai nathan7
[16:54] <nathan7> Hi Weed37
[16:54] <mdg> phil__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia - maybe something here?
[16:54] <test1> hi
[16:54] <david> This can be "reset" by changing fontrendering under "appearance" to another mode
[16:54] <ikonia> durt: the proposed packages are unstable and will often have no-met dependencies
[16:54] <mdg> hi test
[16:54] <noobinoob> should i close port 80?
[16:54] <killgorack> I think I'm pointed in the correct direction.. just a little more depth than I previously assumed..
[16:55] <sebsebseb> killgorack: back to Banshee now then
[16:55] <david> apparently it's difficult to pinpoint the reason of this "bug" or gfx-flaw
[16:55] <sebsebseb> killgorack: I am not sure about Banshee and syncing PSP's,  I know it can with Ipods
[16:55] <tdn> nspluginviewer crashes but the backtrace is not usable. What to do?
[16:55] <killgorack> sebsebseb, lol yea lemme get to those URLS
[16:55] <Jack_Sparrow> sebsebseb you may like that link on xwinman
[16:55] <durt> ikonia, any thoughts on how to see these unmet deps, so I can make a decision about it?
[16:55] <killgorack> sebsebseb, I have an ipod.. but it's a touch.. I don't think you can with one of those..
[16:56] <david> must be some sort of gfx-card setting?
[16:56] <ikonia> durt: you can't - they may not be released, hence why using proposed is not something I'd suggest
[16:56] <sebsebseb> killgorack: I think a few people have even got the touch to work, but it will be complacted
[16:56] <killgorack> well I think we've derived to the conclusion that something complicated at this point is outa the question for now ;0)
[16:56] <test1> anyone know how to stop connect to server from opening in gedit i pressed it by mistake with open with and cant get it to act normal again I still get teh server but gedit opens first lol
[16:57] <durt> ikonia, well nothings broken and I don't think it's a security update so I'll leave it for now, thanks.
[16:57] <bin1010> how does checkinstall know what to install when you set --install=yes?
[16:57] <ikonia> durt: again - I'd strongly recommend disabling it unless you know what you are getting and how to test it
[16:57] <noobinoob> please help me should i close the open ports??????
[16:58] <ikonia> noobinoob: up to you
[16:58] <thht> join #ubuntu-de
[16:58] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: yeah that's a good link, thanks
[16:58] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[16:58] <noobinoob> ikonia ummm ok. i dont know how i got apache or ssh...
[16:59] <ikonia> noobinoob: what do you mean you don't know how you got them - you installed them
[16:59] <noobinoob> ikonia no i didnt :P
[16:59] <sebsebseb> killgorack: I  think this might work,   virtual machine Windows in the virtualbox that has USB support, so the one from the website.   plug in ipod touch and hopefuly
[16:59] <ikonia> noobinoob: you did, so if you don't want them, remove them
[17:00] <Jack_Sparrow> noobinoob what version.release or flavor of ubuntu did you install
[17:00] <test1> anyone?
[17:00] <ikonia> test1: anyone what ?
[17:00] <killgorack> sebsebseb, I have itunes on a windows machine for that.. not really interested in getting it working in here "yet"
[17:00] <phil__> well i hope its not the case but i think ill be mainly on windows its ridiculous linux doesnt support songbird
[17:01] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: you should check your answering mechanism... I know now why I didn't see your questions/answers. if you answer someone you'll have to use "name:" not "name" otherwise it won't get highlighted
[17:01] <mdg> phil__: Did you see my link?
[17:01] <phil__> im this close to delete the ubuntu partition
[17:01] <sebsebseb> killgorack: yep   with enough RAM you can run Windows inside Ubuntu or another distro.   Oh and the amount of times I have typed this kind of thing:  It won't be good for 3D Windows games for example though.
[17:01] <phil__> mdg it doesnt link me there
[17:01] <bin1010> I guess the real question is that I have a few programs that I build from svn using that projects' stuff to build.  Most of the time its just ./configure && make.  Anyway, I am building package with checkinstall and I am wondering how it figures out what to package?  I guess its from the current directory, but how does it find all the executables, etc?
[17:01] <killgorack> hehe thats crazy...
[17:01] <test1> sigh
[17:01] <mdg> phil__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[17:01] <perlmonkey2> Is this channel modded and full of grumpy old farts like #fedora?
[17:01] <mdg> phil__: SORRY
[17:01] <sebsebseb> killgorack: what's crazy?
[17:01] <ikonia> perlmonkey2: please read the topic
[17:02] <noobinoob> Jack_Sparrow, 9.04
[17:02] <musikgoat|main> perlmonkey2: its not like #fedora
[17:02] <phil__> i just want a stable build of a open source software not some propritery microsoft software
[17:02] <joeDeuce> perlmonkey2: heh
[17:02] <opa> Habe unter KDE Uuntu 9.04 kein WLAN.
[17:02] <musikgoat|main> i've had to sit in that room, and it sucks
[17:02] <ikonia> !guidelines > perlmonkey2
[17:02] <sebsebseb> !de | opa
[17:02] <killgorack> sebsebseb, this machine has enough teeth for that.. it's a new one.. but seems a little nuts to do that sorta thing.. I have to get the simple stuff working first ;0)
[17:02] <mdg> phil__: http://getsongbird.com/features/
[17:02] <sebsebseb> killgorack: ah ok
[17:02] <mdg> phil__: That was a weird problem with URLs
[17:02] <noobinoob> ikonia, btw what is port 31337 - Service name Elite?
[17:03] <ikonia> noobinoob: no idea of the top of my head
[17:03] <IamSOG> anyone know if I just enter the module name "something like   cpuid"  in /etc/modules or should I put in " modprobe cpuid " ?
[17:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !coc > reto`
[17:03] <phil__> hey mdg please tell is there a compatability mode on ubuntu like windows 7 or or vista?
[17:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !guidelines > reto`
[17:03] <Jack_Sparrow> phil__ vbox or wine
[17:03] <Jack_Sparrow> ?
[17:04] <mdg> phil__: Explain "compatability mode" please
[17:04] <phil__> wine is shit i installed songbird on wine it dont work
[17:04] <noobinoob> Jack_Sparrow, what is port 31337 or Service Elite?
[17:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !ohmy >phil
[17:04] <grawity> phil__: Because there's a native Linux version of Songbird, no?
[17:04] <phil__> mdg are u a windows user?
[17:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !ohmy > phil__
[17:04] <kitche> phil__: why would you install songbird on wine since there is a linux version
[17:04] <mdg> phil__: I have XP, but I use linux mostly
[17:05] <grawity> noobinoob: 31337 was used by 'Back Orifice', an old Trojan Horse-type program designed for remotely accessing Windows 95/98 systems without the owner noticing.
[17:05] <phil__> does the songbird site have the db package so i wont need the command line?
[17:05] <mdg> phil__: No experience with Win 7, very little with Vista
[17:05] <dakarn> what is compatability mode?
[17:05] <mdg> phil__: db package?
[17:05] <richardaum> Help;;
[17:05] <phil__> like on getdb.com
[17:05] <bin1010> this is confusing me, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall in the 'Use CheckInstall with auto-apt' section.  Does checkinstall add the necessary --depends entries for the made package?  I haven't found anything that suggests either way.
[17:05] <noobinoob> grawity yup i googled it. but dont know why it is here in my ubuntu....
[17:06] <ARMENIAN> For some reason my computer is booting up in a low resolution, it happens randomly, but when it happens, I need to go into recovery mode to get my normal resolution back
[17:06] <mdg> phil__: digital radio?  hmmmm.....
[17:06] <phil__> its very strange on the synaptic and ad remove software theres no songbird mentioned like it doesnt exist on the system even though i installed it
[17:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !info songbird
[17:07] <noobinoob> !ohmy | noobinoob
[17:07] <kitche> phil__: because it's not in the ubuntu repos
[17:07] <Jack_Sparrow> phil__ so.. it will not show up in the package manager
[17:07] <Jack_Sparrow> ikonia ty
[17:07] <ikonia> ;)
[17:07] <noobinoob> Jack_Sparrow, pls help i think im getting hacked..
[17:07] <ikonia> noobinoob: you're not
[17:07] <phil__> well ive gotta say windows seven is the best os up to date cause of this in my case at least
[17:07] <Jack_Sparrow> noobinoob You are not
[17:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > phil__
[17:08] <bin1010> !checkinstall
[17:08] <ARMENIAN> Does anyone have an idea as to why it happens, it happens randomly, it's really annoying, and it seems everything else lags up too, as if the video driver isn't loading
[17:08] <noobinoob> ikonia, Jack_Sparrow, port 31337? Elite? Back Orifice?
[17:08] <Jack_Sparrow> ARMENIAN multiple monitors, are you using a kvm switch etc?
[17:08] <phil__> im sorry jack did i say something wrong?
[17:08] <ikonia> phil__: this is an ubuntu support channel only
[17:08] <SmithKurosaki> wow, what was up with that?
[17:09] <Dr_Willis> phil__: go ask in #puppylinux what they think of windows7 :) but its not nice...
[17:09] <mib_o8ma5c> Hi, is there anything wrong with Wubi? im trying to install it since yesterday but their server seems to be down.
[17:09] <sebsebseb> mib_o8ma5c: things can go wrong with Wubi yes
[17:09] <phil__> well what did i say i asked about an open source software which  i have problems running on ubuntu how is that not related to the ubuntu support channel enlighten maybe im just dumb?
[17:10] <Dr_Willis> phil__:  for songbird. - i tend to use the binary packages from the songbird homepage.. more up to date that way.
[17:10] <ARMENIAN> Jack_Sparrow: nah, I only have one monitor
[17:10] <BaLiStToo> Yop
[17:10] <mib_o8ma5c> sebastian_: so thats why the server is down?
[17:10] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_o8ma5c For one I wont use, recommend or provide support for something I feel is a bad product
[17:10] <sebsebseb> mib_o8ma5c: probably not
[17:10] <ARMENIAN> Jack_Sparrow: same thing used to happen in Linux Mint when I had it before, quite odd
[17:10] <icyman> Hi, I was resizing an NTFS partition, and when I came back to the computer it said it was a FAT16 partition with 300GB used and 15.6MB available.
[17:10] <Jack_Sparrow> ARMENIAN I heard quite common in mint, but not usually ubuntu
[17:11] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: :)  thought you would say something about Wubi,  and if not I would have asked you to
[17:11] <dakarn> i liked linux mint but i think #! is better for my current tastes
[17:11] <mdg> phil__: you mean like last.fm and such?
[17:11] <Dr_Willis> dakarn:  i find it easier to just stick with the normal ubuntu, and  install/tweak what i need.
[17:11] <ARMENIAN> if you wanted to you could get ubuntu to look just like linux mint, just takes some more time
[17:11] <phil__> i didnt say anything of last fm
[17:11] <mib_o8ma5c> Thanks a lot.
[17:11] <mib_o8ma5c> have a nice day all.
[17:11] <vous_enmerde> Balisttoo
[17:11] <sebsebseb> mib_o8ma5c: your better off partitining your hard disk :)
[17:12] <phil__> as a matter affect im from israel so last fm is blocked to me these no good......
[17:12] <killgorack> sebsebseb, hehe found the deb on the page.. took a while.. I guess I'm running jaunty?
[17:12] <BaLiStToo> Re vous_enmerde
[17:12] <vous_enmerde> re
[17:12] <mdg> phil__: Sorry, not familiar with getdb.com, just trying to figure it out.
[17:12] <sebsebseb> killgorack: if you installed 9.04 then yes you are
[17:12] <vous_enmerde> mdg tg
[17:12] <ARMENIAN> I need to find a way to fix this resolution problem permanently, it's really annoying when you see your whole desktop is in low res
[17:12] <sebastian_> mib_o8ma5c sorry?
[17:12] <killgorack> yea that's what I have..
[17:12] <killgorack> they should just say ubuntu version.. bla bla..
[17:12] <durt> Dr_Willis, phil__, theres a PPA called sombertattoo that has songbird 1.2 beta updated 17 hours ago for jaunty.
[17:13] <sebsebseb> killgorack: maybe
[17:13] <vous_enmerde> killgorack Fils de pute tg
[17:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !fr
[17:13] <vous_enmerde> Jack_Sparrow fils de chien tg
[17:13] <Dr_Willis> durt:  i tend to just keep it 'installed' for my single user. not system wide.     PPA's are handy :) but ill stick with what i got for now.
[17:13] <vous_enmerde> ..
[17:14] <vous_enmerde> Dans sa face
[17:14] <vous_enmerde> Mdr
[17:14] <vous_enmerde> aimtrainer c toi la trainer
[17:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !fr > vous_enmerde
[17:14] <squeak> Question would you all suggest I use PulseAudio? or stay with alsa? I am wanting too be able too open up a few things and the sound work in all of them?
[17:14] <SmithKurosaki> vous, partir maintenant s'il vous plait
[17:14] <samad909> Hey, I am trying to run vsftpd using the ftp use, it keeps on listing /usr/sbin/vsfrpd as running as root...I have also set this in the config, nopriv_user="ftp"
[17:14] <SmithKurosaki> squeak: alsa
[17:15] <ikonia> samad909: it's normally launched as root, but run as another use
[17:15] <ikonia> user
[17:15] <squeak> SmithKurosaki, Okay thanks :)
[17:15] <samad909> ikonia: ps aux shows as root
[17:15] <SmithKurosaki> also, linux and multiple sound stream has always been not cool
[17:15] <samad909> ikonia: root 5034 0.0 0.0 3624 952 ?  ;0)
[17:17] <Jack_Sparrow> ARMENIAN I need to go, but details about your hardware are needed by the peole that an help
[17:17] <XLV> ubottu is a bot.. but bots need love too
[17:17] <ARMENIAN> Jack_Sparrow: ok
[17:17] <samad909> ikonia: when I try to add an ftp user it says user already exists, so I put that user in the vsftpd config, but now when I connect to ftpd is says user ftp not found
[17:17] <Randabis> I know ubottu is a bot. :)
[17:18] <damagednoob> i'm sorry for asking such a dumb question but if i have 2 directories in the same directory, dir1, dir2, how do i move all the files/directories out of dir1 into dir2
[17:18] <perlmonkey2> thanks ikonia
[17:18] <damagednoob> such that dir1 is then empty
[17:18] <killgorack> ctrl+X and crtl+V
[17:18] <damagednoob> lol
[17:18] <damagednoob> i only have shell access to the server
[17:18] <ikonia> samad909: show me the output of "id ftp" please
[17:18] <cabrey> damagednoob, mv dir1/* dir2/
[17:19] <samad909> ikonia: uid=109(ftp) gid=65534(nogroup) groups=65534(nogroup)
[17:19] <ARMENIAN> I have an Ati radeon X800gt and for some reason sometimes I would boot into Ubuntu and my resolution would be very low, it would require me to boot into recovery mode to get normal resolution and then after a few more reboots I would experience the same problem again, I can't even get into the Display Properties window to change it
[17:19] <damagednoob> thanks cabrey
[17:19] <ikonia> samad909: can  you please pastebin your ftp config
[17:19] <NickHahnelt> hey guys, I'm new to ubuntu, and my wireless card is detecting internet connections, it just won't connect to any of them, any suggestions?
[17:19] <Aison> i've got a atheros wifi card in my laptop, it used to work quite good, but now it stopped. After some update of ubuntu, it's no longer possible to enable it
[17:19] <damagednoob> i was still using the windows wildcards (*.*)
[17:19] <damagednoob> :P
[17:19] <appel> I'm downloading Ubuntu server. It offers me to download 64 bit (default it says) and 32 bit. I am setting up on an old Intel Pentium 4 PC. If I choose 64bit it says "Computer platform: AMD64". This is confusing me. Is the 64-bit platform for AMD only???
[17:19] <Chowder> so, I plugged a hard drive in via USB and it appears in dmesg but not in the output of fdisk -l. I try to mount it using mount -t ntfs /dev/sdc1 /mnt/disk1/ but it fails. Can anyone help?
[17:19] <Jack_Sparrow> ARMENIAN Much better question, that one should bring results
[17:20] <ikonia> appel: no - fot intel too
[17:20] <ikonia> appel: any x86 64 bit cpu
[17:20] <cabrey> appel, no but choose 32 bit for a Pentium 4
[17:20] <mdg> NickHahnelt: What kind of security are you using?  What kind of card? What version of ubuntu?
[17:20] <ARMENIAN> appel: 64 bit is for processors that support it
[17:20] <appel> cabrey: ok
[17:20] <appel> isn't p4 64bit?
[17:20] <NickHahnelt> newest version of ubuntu, 9.04? and WPA/WPA2
[17:20] <ARMENIAN> appel: just go for a 32 if you want to be sure itll work
[17:20] <ikonia> appel: if you don't know - use 32bit
[17:20] <ikonia> appel: you won'd have a need for 64bit
[17:20] <SmithKurosaki> no, 64 us more common to dual core
[17:20] <appel> ok, thank you all, i'm assured
[17:21] <cabrey> appel, you could try 64 bit but you'll find out right away if it doesn't work
[17:21] <mdg> NickHahnelt: What does the command "iwlist" in a terminal show you?
[17:21] <OleJon> Is it possible to display the CPU-temperature on an Intel Atom?
[17:21] <samad909> ikonia: pmed the link
[17:21] <cabrey> OleJon, do you have a netbook?
[17:21] <OleJon> no, Acer Revo HTPC
[17:21] <SmithKurosaki> OleJon: bios, it does sound like eeepc to me
[17:21] <ikonia> samad909: so you hav e
[17:21] <NickHahnelt> that's a good question, gonna have to walk me through the whole thing if you don't mind, I just installed ubuntu today
[17:22] <OleJon> SmithKurosaki: Yeah, I can display it in BIOS, but can't find a way to display it in Linux...
[17:22] <perlmonkey2> So it is possible to install the non-free or fully GPL'd Sun Java from apt-get and the standard repos?  That's pretty cool.  But does anyone know anything about when Eclipse is planned on being updated?  Next Ubuntu release?
[17:22] <atila339>  hi is there any program for ubuntu in what i can search in limewire servers?
[17:22] <cabrey> OleJon, a special kernel or a kernel module is most likely required
[17:22] <ikonia> samad909: that looks a pretty reasonable config
[17:22] <OleJon> cabrey: Bah.. :P
[17:22] <ikonia> samad909: how are you stopping/starting it ?
[17:23] <mdg> NickHahnelt: I don't have 9.04 - tell what wifi manager it uses - Gnome or WICD?
[17:23] <samad909> ikonia: sudo invoke-rc.d vsftpd start
[17:23] <cabrey> OleJon, look into gkrellm
[17:23] <sg3> hey guys
[17:23] <ikonia> samad909: so all sensible and it complains that ftp is not a valid user
[17:23] <samad909> ikonia: yes
[17:23] <Ryje[Matt]> ĵust want to know if someone will take care of my problem in the next time?
[17:23] <OleJon> cabrey: Well, I uses lm-sensors and /proc/acpi like the others right? Those doesn't give anything
[17:23] <sg3> anyone know how i can make a program startup automatically when the computer starts?
[17:23] <ikonia> samad909: thats very very odd as it all looks good
[17:23] <SmithKurosaki> atila339: may i suggest canning limewire and torrenting instead, its much less risky in general
[17:23] <David___> Is it possible to get BANSHEE to recognise a PSP as a media player?
[17:24] <icyman> sg3: Are you running KDE or Gnome?
[17:24] <OleJon> cabrey: I'm using the sensors-applet for the GNOME-panel which uses lm-sensors and /proc/acpi
[17:24] <David___> gnome
[17:24] <samad909> ikonia: when connecting to ftpd it says 500: Oops: Cannot locate user entry "ftp"
[17:24] <mdg> NickHahnelt: Right clikc on the network icon on the menu bar
[17:24] <sg3> icyman: using gnome
[17:24] <samad909> ikonia: also i cant do a sudo su ftp
[17:24] <dakarn> !conky | 0leJon
[17:24] <ikonia> samad909: you won't be able to su to ftp unless you set a password and a shell
[17:24] <icyman> sg3: Go to System > Preferences > Startup Applications
[17:24] <sg3> icyman: i tried that i dontthink it worked
[17:24] <NickHahnelt> yup
[17:24] <samad909> ikonia: shall i just delete the fpt user and again sudo adduser --disabled-login ftp?
[17:24] <samad909> ftp*
[17:24] <sg3> im trying to get it to start screen
[17:25] <ikonia> samad909: you can try it
[17:25] <icyman> sg3: Start which program?
[17:25] <cabrey> David___, the info you need is on the Banshee wiki, but it is down right now
[17:25] <mdg> NickHahnelt: What's it tell you about network connection?
[17:25] <sg3> its this thing called screen
[17:25] <dakarn> yeah check out conky to display anything
[17:25] <SmithKurosaki> screen, a terminal you can suspend
[17:25] <sg3> its like terminal
[17:25] <OleJon> dakarn: I can try Conky, but I think it also uses lm-sensors and /proc/acpi which as I said doesn't give anything
[17:25] <sg3> yeah
[17:25] <SmithKurosaki> right sg3?
[17:25] <sg3> yes smith
[17:25] <David___> yea I know.. been there a coupla times.. it's been haxed...
[17:25] <David___> so rude
[17:25] <icyman> sg3: in startup applications, press add
[17:25] <mdg> NickHahnelt: Is "Enable Networking" checked?
[17:25] <ARMENIAN> I have an Ati radeon X800gt and for some reason sometimes I would boot into Ubuntu and my resolution would be very low, it would require me to boot into recovery mode to get normal resolution and then after a few more reboots I would experience the same problem again, I can't even get into the Display Properties window to change it
[17:25] <icyman> Type a name, as the command, type screen
[17:26] <atila339> ok thanks smithKurosaki
[17:26] <NickHahnelt> ya, both the boxes are checked