[00:08] <MaxDamage> !keyboardlayout
[00:13] <MaxDamage> ubottu == <3
[00:13] <MaxDamage> Bye guys. =p
[02:34] <starfish> Where is the battery manager in the gui?
[02:35] <starfish> charlie-tca?
[02:36] <starfish> The fans on the laptop are much louder then in ubuntu can I quiet them down?
[02:37] <charlie-tca> add it to the top panel? I don't have a laptop, and don't really know if that is it
[02:37] <starfish> what about the fans?
[02:39] <charlie-tca> No idea, I am sorry to say
[02:40] <charlie-tca> Look for a sensors plugin for the panel, it might let you adjust them based on temperature
[02:40] <starfish> where would i find that? I chose the lts version.
[02:41] <charlie-tca> right-click the panel, left-click add to panel,
[02:41] <starfish> what plugin
[02:42] <charlie-tca> sensors or battery
[02:42] <starfish> Got the battery where should I look for more information about the fans
[02:42] <charlie-tca> Let me look
[02:45] <charlie-tca> starfish: in a terminal,      sudo apt-get install xfce4-sensors-plugin
[02:45] <starfish> thank you
[02:45] <charlie-tca> then it will be in the stuff to add to the panel
[02:45] <charlie-tca> You are welcome
[02:45] <starfish> I appreciate the help.
[02:46] <charlie-tca> That's what we do. It let's us give back a little bit for all the hard work the developers do
[03:30] <dr4c4n> anyone else experience crashes in ff with the latest adobe flash player when you go to full screen, pop out works, but is only available on some videoes..
[03:32] <dr4c4n> btw hi all, and yes I've done the responsible thing and reported it, I also had this working before the latest upgrade on xubuntu 10.10
[05:32] <mbvpixies78> What can I do to troubleshoot an inoperable mouse?
[05:33] <mbvpixies78> It happened in Xubuntu and another distro but was just fine in Fedora 8
[07:13] <spicemaster> hello i forgot my password
[08:08] <xubuntu653> lol
[12:58] <MaxDamage> !pulseaudio
[12:59] <MaxDamage> Okay, Skype isn't detecting any other sound devices than PulseAudio Server (local)
[12:59] <MaxDamage> While the Mixer is, and I can hear my microphone in my headphones.
[12:59] <Sysi> install pavucontrol
[13:00] <Sysi> it's proper tool for pulseaudio
[13:01] <MaxDamage> Oh.
[13:01] <MaxDamage> I just apt-get remove'd pulseaudio
[13:01] <MaxDamage> lol
[13:01] <MaxDamage> Okay, so pavucontrol?
[13:05] <MaxDamage> That is awesome.
[13:05] <MaxDamage> Thank you, Sysi.
[13:05] <MaxDamage> =]
[13:09] <Sysi> i still would need to make feature request about including that to default installation?
[13:09] <Sysi> i don't even use pulseaudio
[13:25] <ShootEmUp> Hello Everyone!
[13:48] <ShootEmUp> Has anyone seen Red-raven, Red_, or Black lately?
[14:03] <ShootEmUp> /me welcomes all ubuntu users!
[14:42] <william_> Tam getting the following when starting my package manager.  Any ideas?
[14:45] <william_> E:Malformed line 61 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list (dist parse)
[14:45] <knome> william_, your sources.list is malformed
[14:45] <william_> How can I correct?
[14:46] <knome> open it and see what's in line 61
[14:49] <william_> deb http://archive.canonical.com/ maverick
[14:53] <knome> if i'm correct, either adding "partner" to the end of that line or commenting the line (add # to beginning) should fix it
[15:02] <chmod> weird, i kept getting disconnected when joining the other channel
[19:45] <nicofs> i need help to connect to a wlan network via console. i am connected (used ifconfig & iwconfig) - but dhclient returns "No DHCPOFFERS received." - what can i do? please help. i need internet urgently...
[19:46] <psycho_oreos> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-troubleshoot-wireless-network-connection-in-ubuntu.html
[19:49] <luiscuadrado123> hy!! i have a question!!!!!!!!!!!!.............. all games for Ubuntu (as hedgewar, ie) works in xubuntu?????????????????????????
[19:49] <Sysi> yes
[19:49] <psycho_oreos> it should
[19:49] <luiscuadrado123> becouse i cant play hedgewars and openarena
[19:50] <luiscuadrado123> in a Pentium 4, 1,5 Gb Ram, video card nivida 128mb... :(
[19:50] <luiscuadrado123> 3,2 Ghz of procesator
[19:50] <psycho_oreos> I can play openarena on my xubuntu 9.04. I can't see why you can't
[19:51] <psycho_oreos> probably not using nvidia's proprietary driver?
[19:51] <luiscuadrado123> =( .... when i enter to the game openarena crash...
[19:52] <psycho_oreos> << compleely forgot !wfm situation
[19:52] <psycho_oreos> s/compleely/completely/
[19:53] <luiscuadrado123> i am using the current driver of my nivida card... or i thinks.. becouses xubuntu dont show any problem with driver
[19:53] <nicofs> psycho_oreos: but what if dhclient returns "No DHCPOFFERS received." - even if it shouldn't? my network is not encrypted...
[19:53] <luiscuadrado123> i install the driver when i install xubuntu
[19:54] <psycho_oreos> nicofs, maybe dhcpd is not running on the router/network
[19:55] <psycho_oreos> luiscuadrado123, check under hardware drivers
[19:55] <nicofs> psycho_oreos: network manager could connect, when i still had gui...
[19:55] <nicofs> but my system's gone. all i have left is command line...
[19:56]  * charlie-tca thinks luiscuadrado123 should install the hardware drivers, too
[19:56] <psycho_oreos> nicofs, and network manager's daemon is not running?
[19:58] <nicofs> psycho_oreos: i don't know - apart from a command line, almost nothing is running... i have no gui - and certainly no network manager...
[19:58] <psycho_oreos> nicofs, check via ps
[19:59] <nicofs> ps au | grep dhcp - or something like that?
[19:59] <psycho_oreos> ps aux| grep man
[20:00] <nicofs> ok... what should i see, roughly... i'm running dualboot. it will take a while to check...
[20:00] <psycho_oreos> hmm
[20:00] <psycho_oreos> not quite, it might be running as some other name
[20:00] <nicofs> sudo service dhcpd start returns "no such service", that i know
[20:02] <psycho_oreos> its not dhcpd, dhcpd is the daemon for giving out dhcp leases and should be checked on the device that is actually giving out the lease, e.g. router
[20:03] <psycho_oreos> ps aux| grep -i net
[20:03] <nicofs> ok. i will try that. just hang on. takes a moment to reboot...
[20:04] <psycho_oreos> you can always set a manual IP address should dhcpcd/dhclient/dhcpx fails
[20:10] <nicofs> psycho_oreos: ok. NetworkManager is running...
[20:11] <psycho_oreos> nicofs, I'd kill that because that would interfere with manual operations, but even at then dmesg may say that the interface is not ready.. that would be somewhat problematic
[20:12] <nicofs> there is something else: when i first logged in 3 days ago (it's a hotel wlan), after connecting - in my browser i was redirected to a page where i had to give a username and password. but i have never been asked again since...
[20:12] <nicofs> after rebooting (even a different os) i was always just connected...
[20:13] <nicofs> psycho_oreos: so i should kill NetworkManager and try again?
[20:13] <nicofs> i could have dmesg running on a different tty - just in case...
[20:13] <psycho_oreos> nicofs, killing it won't necessarily help, though you can try in a bid to manually turn the interface up
[20:14] <nicofs> psycho_oreos: but then what might help? how did the network manager gui connect when i still had a gui? what can it do that i can't?!?
[20:16] <psycho_oreos> nicofs, apparently I initially thought that killing networkmanager should be able to allow one manually control it. Well I've tried to disable wireless from nm-applet and trying to ifconfig wlan0 up under dmesg I get device is not ready
[20:16] <psycho_oreos> though it may work
[20:16] <Sysi> networkmanager can't be used directly
[20:16] <nicofs> so i shouldn't kill network manager...?
[20:17] <Sysi> you need nm-applet or cnetworkmanager
[20:17] <nicofs> i just desperately need internet...
[20:17] <Sysi> wlan via command line is pain anyway
[20:17] <nicofs> Sysi: what alternative do i have?
[20:17] <psycho_oreos> no you have to kill network manager, but even after you killed it, the interface will complain its not ready
[20:17] <psycho_oreos> probably the other way is to best use service to stop network manager
[20:18] <nicofs> why can't i just ORDER it to connect and put it in front of a military tribunal if it refuses...?
[20:19] <nicofs> so, i'll use service to stop networkmanager. and then do the ifconfig, iwconfig and dhclient stuff?
[20:19] <psycho_oreos> yeah I'd give that a try.. it should hopefully give you proper and direct access through console
[20:20] <psycho_oreos> after stopping it hopefully
[20:20] <nicofs> ok... don't desert me while i try it out... ;-)
[20:20] <psycho_oreos> you can always manually set IP address
[22:46] <ShootEmUp> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1662153


[18:46] <ParsectiX> Hi guys. I'm trying to use inotify API to monitor changes in a file. I'm monitoring for IN_IGNORED & IN_CLOSE_WRITE events. But I'm loosing the situation that I get when I monitor entire dir IN_MOVED_TO. IS there a way to catch all file changes monitoring only the file ?
[20:15] <lamont> bjf: re 1502238 - that's a server.... appport-collect ain't gonna provide happiness... what logs do you actually want?
[20:15] <lamont> ah, and it's an automated thing... can you peek at it and see what more info you might want?
[20:50] <bjf> lamont, if we need anything more we'll just request it on the bug .. i've set it to triaged so it should be fine now
[20:50] <bjf> jsalisbury, can you get LP: #1502238 that on our list
[20:50] <ubot5`> Launchpad bug 1502238 in linux (Ubuntu) "bridge does not forward neighbor solicitation packets" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1502238
[20:53] <jsalisbury> bjf, ack
[20:54] <lamont> bjf: cool.  trivially reproducable with a firewall reboot
[20:57] <smoser> how reliable  is uptime?
[20:57] <smoser> from the perspective of reading uptime. and then reading again later and using it to tell the difference.
[20:58] <smoser> interested in that wrt the fact taht systemd-timesync might reset my clock in between my reads.


[22:50] <guntbert> kad_: if you are dual bootin you must tell ubuntu that your hardware clock is in local time not in UTC
[22:50] <boss_mc> tekteen: take this to private as it's offtopic
[22:50] <Szymon> guntbert: nope, but this is not problem I think, when I press "power" button on my laptop (when there is blank screen) there is some activity in my DVD-ROM and then it eject CD.
[22:50] <danbhfive> portamenteff: well, if you are, I have an idea, let me know
[22:51] <guntbert> !md5sum | Szymon
[22:51] <giampiero> Hello, I've got a question: suppose I've an old PC I can't connect to the Internet and I've installed Ubuntu upon. I there a way to install updates without connecting the PC to Internet? For example, downloading them on another PC and then transferring them to the old PC by means of an USB storage?
[22:51] <kad_> guntbert,  how's that! where i go to do it?
[22:51] <cor> gia... yes
[22:51] <guntbert> kad_: I'll have to look, brb
[22:51] <kad_> guntbert,  okie thx =)
[22:51] <PORTICI-ischia> sera
[22:52] <twig11> cor: I've got a whole bunch of mail folders under the Identities directory I transferred from a Windows system. There's only one that I need, but I don't know which one it is. If I could see what mail directories are contained in each, I'd be able to tell which one to import. What's the quickest way to do that?
[22:52] <giampiero> cor: how do I download packages from the internet?
[22:52] <UnnamedPlayer> Methredel: Got it this time.
[22:52] <cor> twigll, in the time it took to write that, you probably could have imported them all and had a look-see
[22:53] <cor> giampiero the repository URLs lead to actual real locations, I think.
[22:53] <portamenteff> danbhfive: go ahead if your still there.
[22:53] <twig11> cor: Do you know off-hand where thunderbird stores mail?
[22:53] <cor> look in its ini file, in its profile folder
[22:54] <UnnamedPlayer> Methredel: okie so after I added those, what would I look for in synaptic?
[22:54] <bucky> FireFox 3.6 Alpha 1 was just released how soon will it be in the repos
[22:54] <cor> in ~//mozilla-thunderbird or something similar
[22:54] <cor> / = /
[22:54] <guntbert> kad_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime, search for UTC
[22:54]  * cor bangs head off desk
[22:54] <twig11> cor: I'm on ubuntu, there isn't an ini file is there?
[22:54] <Methredel> UnnamedPlayer: xorg package if it exists
[22:54] <cor> I really must stop coming onto IRC only when I'm dead beat!
[22:54] <danbhfive> portamenteff: can you pastebin this: apt-cache policy nspluginwrapper
[22:55] <kad_> guntbert,  <guntbert> kad_: if you are dual bootin you must tell ubuntu that your hardware clock is in local time not in UTC ( as u said! then why search to UTC) ?
[22:55] <portamenteff> as root?
[22:55] <cor> okay twigll
[22:56] <Pirate_Hunter> anyone knows how i can change ubuntu system language (not keyboard)?
[22:56] <cor> giampiero, don't you have an install CD you can pull packages from?
[22:56] <hanasaki> what program can be installed and is free/opensource that will scan files on create/read/write/copy ?
[22:56] <bucky> twig11:  desktop applications store all that crap in things we call hidden directories which are preceded with a "." dot and can only be seen with ls -a
[22:56] <kevdog> Sorry if this was asked -- but are forums down?
[22:56] <portamenteff> danbhfive: nspluginwrapper 1.2.2 same as candidate 1.2.2
[22:57] <danbhfive> no
[22:57] <VCoolio> bucky: it has been around for a while, you'll need nightly build repo for minefield I guess
[22:57] <Methredel> Pirate_Hunter: there must be applet called 'System Languages'
[22:57] <hanasaki> Pirate_Hunter:  there is a language tool but I forgot the name... google it
[22:57] <kad_> guntbert,  u know could u look @ the site the 2nd pic when i do it here! using Adjust Date/Time the second pic doesn't look to me here! why
[22:57] <condor> mysql-client  gui    ???
[22:57] <UnnamedPlayer> Methredel: found a whole load of "xorg" stuff
[22:57] <kevdog> Im getting a database error when trying to access the forums
[22:57] <danbhfive> portamenteff: its installed?
[22:57] <bucky> http://ubuntuforums.org/  are down
[22:57] <UnnamedPlayer> Methredel: looks all to be the same version of stuff though
[22:57] <giampiero> cor: thank you I'll give it a try.
[22:57] <kevdog> bucky: Thanks -- those go down a lot!
[22:57] <Guest86858> Hey iam running into problems installing VirtualBox3 can someone help me? I cant seem to compile vboxdrv
[22:58] <guntbert> kad_: because the page is rather long and the important info is right there under the heading - better search for Make Linux use 'Local' time
[22:58] <bucky> kevdog: they run jaunty
[22:58] <portamenteff> danbhfive: brb (too much coffee)
[22:58] <Methredel> UnnamedPlayer: there must be some metapackage the others are depend upon. You should be able to select a Hardy version for it
[22:58] <danbhfive> hehe, ok
[22:58] <giampiero> cor: I've the install CD but after installing Ubuntu the system periodically requires updates from the Internet, right?
[22:58] <VCoolio> bucky: http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[22:58] <kevdog> bucky: What OS does the forums serve from?
[22:58] <kad_> guntbert,  i'm installing ntp
[22:58] <kevdog> giampiero: Yes!!!
[22:58] <guntbert> kad_: sorry for the confusion - had to get out of the rain with my notebook :-)
[22:59] <cor> giampiero, i see, updates. sure, you can grab those from another machine, but what a pain! can't you connect that box to the internet at all, even for a short while each week?
[22:59] <kad_> guntbert,  it's ok t.c
[22:59] <Brian__> can anyone help me out with installin some broadcom wifi drivers
[22:59] <Pirate_Hunter> Methredel, system language isnt that for gnome im using icewm isnt there another app i can install that will do the same job
[22:59] <bucky> giampiero: linux is useless with out the internet.. is there a reason you don't want to connect
[22:59] <cor> not useless, but limited
[22:59] <kevdog> Brian__ Id consult the forums because it depends on the chipset revision number of what driver is most appropriate for you!!
[23:00] <kevdog> Brian__: Id consult the forums because it depends on the chipset revision number of what driver is most appropriate for you!!
[23:00] <guntbert> kad_: but even with ntp you should  tell the system that the HWClock runs in local time
[23:00] <giampiero> cor: the problem is that my old PC has only USB connection while I have internet LAN connection, so i should buy a MPCI card, I only wanted to try to save the money :-)
[23:00] <cor> I have a P1 laptop works solely as an environmental audio unit. no net access required. (though it does have that)
[23:00] <f3ar007> does anyone know how to change from metacity to gtk2, i would like to use gtk2 themes.
[23:00] <cor> "appliance", I should say
[23:00] <bucky> giampiero: is it sooo old that it does not have an integrated NIC ?
[23:00] <VCoolio> f3ar007: no need, metacity uses those
[23:00] <cor> USB > Ethernet converter = $1
[23:01] <Methredel> Pirate_Hunter: yes, it's for gnome, but it installs localisation for all installed packages. are you afraid of gtk+ dependencies?
[23:01] <bucky> giampiero: get a real ethernet card
[23:01] <cor> I have a pile of a dozen or more of them in the workshop, very handy
[23:01] <Xerran> Can anyone please help me get this working?: http://pastebin.com/d2057faec
[23:01] <f3ar007> VCoolio: okay, I will try to install the theme again
[23:01] <giampiero> bucky: yeeees! It dates back to year 2000!  Why?
[23:04] <portamenteff> giampiero aptoncd is installing packages with apt from a cd that has .deb packages
[23:04] <portamenteff> dandhive: nspluginwrapper:
[23:04] <portamenteff>   Installed: 1.2.2-0ubuntu5
[23:04] <portamenteff>   Candidate: 1.2.2-0ubuntu5
[23:04] <portamenteff>   Version table:
[23:04] <portamenteff>  *** 1.2.2-0ubuntu5 0
[23:04] <FloodBot2> portamenteff: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:04] <portamenteff>         500 http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/multiverse Packages
[23:04] <Pirate_Hunter> Methredel, yup i have a minimal install with icewm dont want to install something that will force me to add ubuntu desktop and all other gnome dependencies
[23:05] <danbhfive> portamenteff: ah!  use paste.ubuntu.com.  And yes, you do have it installed.  Run this: sudo apt-get remove nspluginwrapper
[23:05] <giampiero> Thank you everybody, I'll give it a try :-)
[23:05] <portamenteff> sorry :-X
[23:06] <kevdog> Who runs the pidgin-otr plugin?
[23:06] <bruenig> kevdog: no one
[23:06] <kevdog> bruenig: Why?
[23:07] <portamenteff> danbhive: flash*installer, flash*nonfree, nspluginwrapper removed
[23:07] <bruenig> kevdog: bad plugin
[23:07] <Methredel> Pirate_Hunter: then try to change $LANG and $LC_xxx variables in your .profile
[23:07] <kevdog> bruenig: Explain -- is their an alternative?
[23:07] <bruenig> kevdog: nop
[23:07] <Methredel> Pirate_Hunter: and install language-support-XX package
[23:08] <Symmetria> anyone knwo if there is a quick shell command that can turn a unix timestamp into a readable date/time that I can use in a simple shell script?
[23:08] <kevdog> bruenig: nop?
[23:08] <denis|> hello. i use sed and want to apply some commands only to the nth block of lines in a file. But the structure /regexp1/,/regexp2/ { ... }  matches each block. how to apply it only to the n-th match ?
[23:08] <Fish-Face> Hi, I'm unable to set a custom sound file for the system beep - setting such a file in gconf and enabling bell_mode custom results in no beeps at all
[23:08] <Andorin> Forums are down?
[23:08] <bruenig> kevdog: nop
[23:08] <Fish-Face> Any ideas how to fix this?
[23:08] <dragonrider8> hello
[23:08] <danbhfive> portamenteff: can you install flashplugin-installer without it installing nspluginwrapper?
[23:08] <Loafers> Dr_Willis, Hi, I tried the LBA method and it did not work as well.  I think the computer is the problem since it won't even detect bootable cdrom as well, which is weird because i triple checked the boot order and it still fails to detect.  Maybe the bios is really old?  Its Award BIOS
[23:09] <shazbotmcnasty> mplayer will not play anything :<
[23:09] <danbhfive> Symmetria: date?
[23:09] <dragonrider8> do you know is there is a solution to have partimage on floppy ?
[23:09] <Andorin> Are Ubuntu forums down?>
[23:09] <shazbotmcnasty> I get audio, but no video whatsoever
[23:09] <Firefishe> Ubuntu forums are down
[23:09] <Fish-Face> I wouldn't mind not being able to set a proper beep sounds, but if I set the channel to 0% volume in Alsamixer it is still too loud
[23:09] <Andorin> Thanks.
[23:09] <Firefishe> kubuntu forums are up
[23:10] <portamenteff> danbhfive: no it wants it as dependancy
[23:10] <twig11> I need a way to convert .dbx files to mbox files that evolution can read. The import function doesn't include an option for .dbx.
[23:10] <drurew> the forums are down....im looking to mount an .iso file on my cdrom0 . theoreticly the -o loop option should do the trick , output is requesting that i define a filesystem ....anyone have any ideas ?
[23:10] <kevdog> bruenig: Link?
[23:10] <bruenig> kevdog: wat
[23:10] <cor> iso9660 or whateveritis
[23:10] <cor> twigll, use the same platform methinks
[23:11] <kevdog> bruenig: I won't bother you again b/c I have no idea what you are talking about!
[23:11] <portamenteff> druew mount -t iso9660
[23:11] <bruenig> kevdog: lolque
[23:11] <drurew> thanks portamenteff
[23:11] <danbhfive> portamenteff: sudo updatedb && locate libflashplayer.so
[23:11] <portamenteff> drurew: mount * got it?
[23:11] <th0r> kevdog: I used otr one time....but don't use it as a matter of course
[23:11] <redwood> i see this is an old question but the forums are down ATM -- why is firefox's menu item "check for updates" disabled when running under ubuntu?
[23:12] <cor> dragonrider8, check their forums
[23:12] <shazbotmcnasty> mplayer won't play any type of video
[23:12] <shazbotmcnasty> halp
[23:12] <drurew> portamenteff: checking
[23:12] <kevdog> th0r: Why
[23:12] <PovAddict> http://pastebin.org/7519 what the hell is going on here?
[23:12] <twig11> cor: you mean I have to do it on a Windows machine?
[23:12] <th0r> kevdog: just don't have anyone else who uses it that I chat with
[23:12] <jose> HOLA
[23:12] <cor> twigll, if that's where the original outlook files got created, I'd say yes
[23:12] <th0r> kevdog: it is installed....just tried it one time and never have needed it again
[23:12] <zvacet> redwood: because you get update with update manager and package have to be in repos for that
[23:12] <drurew> portamenteff: negative
[23:13] <kevdog> th0r: Ok -- from what was said earliersomeone said it was a bad plugin -- which I thought meant it was written poorly
[23:13] <cor> shazbotmcnasty what do the logs say?
[23:13] <twig11> cor: do you know anything about libdbx?
[23:13] <shazbotmcnasty> well I was trying to used the gui
[23:13] <twig11> !libdbx
[23:13] <th0r> kevdog: can't speak to that...after your initial question (and the response) I googled it and found there was a problem a year back, but didn't find any recent complaints
[23:14] <aboSamoor> how can I use valgrind with nautilus ? if I kill nautilus it will re spawn and valgrind fails if nautilus is already running with an error message about failure in initializing inotify !
[23:14] <portamenteff> danbhfive: /*/Desktop/install_flash_player_9_linux/libflashplayer.so is a file I downloaded when trying something earlier
[23:14] <kliN3> someone can help? I'm having a really hard time with Samba.I just want to link two computers togeather so they can share files, that is all.
[23:14] <lukasoft> can someone help me please? The menu bar on my panel in gnome doesn't show any icons. Ive already tried reinstalling "menu"
[23:14] <redwood> zvacet: thanks i see now -- it's offering 3.0.13, can i get firefox 3.5.2 that way?
[23:15] <shazbotmcnasty> it plays. but says Video: no video
[23:15] <shazbotmcnasty> I get audio though
[23:15] <sn_1> zvacet: you can just update it
[23:16] <zvacet> redwood: no if it is not in repository you can try  http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/ubuntuzilla/index.php?title=Main_Page#Firefox_3.5_info
[23:16] <sisif_> Hello guys. Is there any way to tell my sound card to make the output on the mic connector instead of the regular or ?
[23:16] <portamenteff> lukasoft: try rightclicking the bar in open space, then "add to panel" add what you want
[23:16] <PovAddict> kliN3: samba is quite complex, I think you can only get it working if you understand how Windows networking works :)
[23:16] <redwood> zvacet: very good, thank you
[23:16] <lukasoft> portamenteff:doesnt work
[23:16] <nnutter> lukasoft, as portamenteff said, but adding: main menu or menu bar are probably what you're looking for
[23:16] <zvacet> sn_1: O.K I´m not using Jaunty and I will take advice
[23:17] <th0r> PovAddict: now I know that is wrong. I have gotten samba working a couple of times and I haven't the foggiest idea how windows does anything
[23:17] <nnutter> lukasoft, you do not get a menu when you right-click?
[23:17] <zvacet> redwood :np
[23:17] <cor> libdbx: no
[23:17] <lukasoft> nnutter: this creates a new menu, but the new one doesn't have icons to the left of the menu items
[23:17] <lukasoft> and neither did the old one
[23:17] <danbhfive> portamenteff: is that a 64bit flashplayer that you were trying out?
[23:18] <portamenteff> danbhfive: no, need to find one.
[23:18] <nnutter> lukasoft, you mean to the left of the word Applications?
[23:18] <danbhfive> portamenteff: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/releasenotes_64bit.html
[23:18] <cor> kliN3, just mount it in Dolphin with smb://whatever
[23:19] <lukasoft> nnutter: correct, as well as when you click it and the drop down shows "accessories, games etc"; none of these have icons
[23:19]  * cor is in the mood for talking samba
[23:19] <nnutter> lukasoft, did you change the theme?
[23:19] <kliN3> cor: how do I mount an IP address?
[23:19] <nnutter> lukasoft, System > Preferences > Appearance
[23:19] <d1sdain> OK so windows is being bad in linux... I installed wine and ran a program, it froze and I have no idea how to close it. I cant ctrl+alt+delte my way out of it. please help.
[23:19] <PovAddict> smb://ipaddress
[23:19] <PovAddict> ...
[23:20] <nnutter> lukasoft, select the Human theme
[23:20] <portamenteff> danbhfive: got, so I unpack and use "dpkg -i flashplugin*" and so on?
[23:20] <th0r> kliN3: I think it is smb://ipaddress/share
[23:20] <lukasoft> nnutter, Ive tried that, as well as checking that the themes icons are set to human
[23:20] <cor> kliN3, you don't
[23:20] <PovAddict> d1sdain: ctrl-alt-delete either does nothing or reboots your computer, depending on system configuration
[23:20] <cor> you mount a "share"
[23:20] <danbhfive> portamenteff: dpkg is only for .deb packages.  You should just copy the libflashplayer.so to mozilla's plugin folder
[23:20] <nnutter> lukasoft, have you logged out and back in?
[23:21] <macgyver_> morning all. does anyone here have a Windows 7 PC on their LAN? I simply cannot get my Ubuntu main PC to connect to the shares of the Loungeroom Media Center PC
[23:21] <th0r> kliN3: but if you have samba running the shares should show up in nautilus under Network
[23:21] <cor> these days samba is a no-brainer
[23:21] <macgyver_> I have tried smbtree, everything is fine as far as the network goes, I just cant see the shares
[23:21] <PovAddict> http://pastebin.org/7519 what the hell is going on here?
[23:21] <lukasoft> nnutter: after what? changing to human? it was already on human, and also, i have restarted
[23:22] <portamenteff> danbhfive: just upack and cp libflashplayer.so to what directory?
[23:22] <kliN3> th0r: they are there
[23:22] <VCoolio> d1sdain: is only the window frozen or complete gui?
[23:22] <cor> start at the bottom and work up, are they connected physically, ethernetly (erm.. i.e got IP, can ping each other), then, are they on the same workgroup (not essential, but makes life easier), and so on
[23:22] <th0r> kliN3: did you define a samba password? (smbpasswd)
[23:22] <twig11> I need help figuring out how to follow instructions here on converting dbx files to mbox. I've never compiled a package, so I'm a little lost. Specifically, I don't see any configure script in the directory where I expanded libdbx1.03.
[23:22] <d1sdain> no just the program window is frozen
[23:23] <Methredel> macgyver_: try to relax restrictions on Windows server; by default only Vista/Win7 clients can connect to them; Linux is too insecure
[23:23] <sisif_> Hello guys. Is there any way to tell my sound card to make the output on the mic connector instead of the default connector ?
[23:23] <nnutter> lukasoft, can you create a new user account and see if the new user account has the same issue?
[23:23] <d1sdain> vcoolio: the program I am running is now a blank white window I cannot close
[23:23] <lukasoft> nnutter, yea, I'll do that now
[23:23] <PovAddict> d1sdain: use xkill on it then
[23:23] <VCoolio> d1sdain: then there are several options, but try alt-F2 and enter "xkill" or do that command from terminal, then click the bad window
[23:23] <kliN3> th0r: I dont know you had to define a password
[23:23] <macgyver_> Methredel, will have a look, pretty sure I turned it all off though
[23:23] <th0r> kliN3: and did you install swat? it makes managing samba so much easier
[23:24] <lukasoft> nnutter: in Guest session the icons work
[23:24] <danbhfive> portamenteff: maybe here: /usr/lib/xulrunner-addons/
[23:24] <th0r> kliN3: yes, you define a samba password. It can be the same as your normal password, but usually isn't. The logic is that you can give someone else the samba password so they can share your files, but don't get access to your whole account...just the things you share
[23:24] <macgyver_> Methredel,  here is the smbtree output, I can tell its reading the right information, because I added the description to the Media PC --> http://www.pastebin.org/7520
[23:24] <phajas> Hi everybody - I have a Gigabyte T1028 tablet netbook with an Atheros ar928x. I have been having trouble getting the wireless to work. Unfortunately, the connection came up as "not available" or some sort of similar statement, yet showed up under ifconfig. I then followed instructions on the forum (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7699456) in which I'm told to grab a driver and install it. Sadly, this has made the interface disappear
[23:24] <cor> kliN3, you don't *have* to, but it makes life easy. grab the smb4kde browser if you get stuck, it can ravage all sorts of smb shares
[23:24] <danbhfive> portamenteff: /usr/lib/xulrunner-addons/plugins/
[23:24] <kliN3> I installed swat
[23:25] <cor> swat is shit
[23:25] <Flare183> !language | cor
[23:25] <cor> not only crap in its own right, but it will mess up your config files
[23:25] <th0r> cor: someone who recommends kde shouldn't throw stones
[23:25] <VCoolio> d1sdain: there is also a force quit applet you can add to your panel which does the same, convenient for if it happens regularly
[23:25] <cor> nasty old-school software
[23:25] <cor> I don't recommend KDE
[23:25] <cor> well, not usually
[23:26] <th0r> just smb4kde
[23:26] <trench> Wow, I totally forgot I was in here.
[23:26] <trench> Hola all.
[23:26] <Flare183> trench: Hi
[23:26] <shazbotmcnasty> I got the video to play in mplayer, but the screen is not there
[23:26] <shazbotmcnasty> where is screen?
[23:26] <kliN3> how do you get it?
[23:27] <shazbotmcnasty> what
[23:27] <Methredel> macgyver_: are you using correct username for Loungeroom?
[23:27] <macgyver_> Methredel, yep
[23:27] <bucky> kliN3: did you apt-get nautilus-share if you're using nautilus
[23:27] <macgyver_> Methredel, I can connect from the iMac (seen in smbtree) to the Lounge just fine
[23:27] <twig11> Will someone please tell me what to do next? I downloaded libdbx from sourceforge and extracted the files in /usr/local/src/ but I don't know how to do the next step in compiling it. The instructions I'm following say to run ./configure from inside the directory but I don't see it and bash says no such file or directory.
[23:27] <cyber171> is it english or what in here?
[23:28] <twig11> cyber171: english
[23:28] <bucky> kliN3: and how about gadmin-tools and gadmin-samba so you can have nice gui config tools
[23:28] <cor> twigll, cd into the dir
[23:28] <Flare183> cyber171: Yes, this an English channel
[23:28] <twig11> cor: That's where I am
[23:28] <trench> English with the exception of my 'hola'.
[23:28] <cor> then do: ./configure
[23:28] <cyber171> thx
[23:28] <bucky> !en | cyber171
[23:29] <MasterofM> How do I add passwords to the Passwords and Encryption program on Ubuntu?
[23:29] <lukasoft> nnutter: what should I do if the new account doesn't have that issue? How do I fix the current account without deleting it?
[23:29] <portamenteff> danbhfive:we'll see how it goes.
[23:29] <zvacet> twig11: cd /usr/local/src and when you are inside run ./configure
[23:29] <twig11> cor: No such file or directory
[23:29] <danbhfive> gl
[23:29]  * rc-4 my win98 is better then your uvuntu
[23:30] <JManGt> Question: has anyone had any problems importing a Outlook .pst file with Evolution on Jaunty 32 bit???
[23:30] <MasterofM> Question: How do I add passwords to the Passwords and Encryption program on Ubuntu?
[23:30] <portamenteff> danbhfive: Success! :-D
[23:30] <Guest23972> Hey how can i get my linux-header file?
[23:31] <trench> makeuseof.com just posted an "Ubuntu Power User" article. Pretty decent write-up: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/15-great-tips-for-ubuntu-power-users/
[23:31] <portamenteff> oh dnabhfive left before a thank you could be conveyed.
[23:32] <twig11> zvacet: so I should just run ./configure from inside /usr/local/src rather than from inside /usr/local/src/libdbx_1.0.3 ?
[23:32] <nnutter> lukasoft, sorry, was tabbed
[23:32] <kliN3> bucky: how does the gadmin work?
[23:32] <nnutter> lukasoft, you will have to probably throw out your GNOME settings
[23:32] <zvacet> twig11: from  /usr/local/src/libdbx_1.0.3
[23:32] <kyonic> Anyone have experience with ATI for 9.04?
[23:32] <stroyan> twig11:  Doesn't libdbx point to libpst as the current project?  There is a libpst1 and libpst-dev package available in ubuntu.
[23:32] <phajas> Asking this again, in case anybody knows what to do: Hi everybody - I have a Gigabyte T1028 tablet netbook with an Atheros ar928x. I have been having trouble getting the wireless to work. Unfortunately, the connection came up as "not available" or some sort of similar statement, yet showed up under ifconfig. I then followed instructions on the forum (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7699456) in which I'm told to grab a driver and ins
[23:32] <guntbert> JManGt: I didn't know that was possible at all (without a windows on the same machine)
[23:32] <Total_Oblivion> hi. is there a way to make ubuntu more - hmm- colourful?
[23:33] <portamenteff> twig11: you need to be in the directory where the configure file is to compile
[23:33] <nnutter> lukasoft, so probably just do 'mv .gnome2 gnome2-corrupt'
[23:33] <guntbert> !themes | Total_Oblivion
[23:33] <drurew> my real problem is attemting to run windoze under virtual box...the iso file dosnt want to mount ...any ideas ?
[23:33] <nnutter> lukasoft, then logout and back in, I'm not sure if that's the only folder but I think it will work
[23:33] <unnamedplayer> Methredel: dear god fucked something up
[23:33] <JManGt> guntbert, it has a import 'file' and it's supposed to be able to just get it, but it's not giving any more options afther it has read it
[23:34] <gizmo_the_great> Best low level tool for scanning a disk for bad sectors, and ideally preventing those sectors from being used? Have tried badblocks and smartctl but neither seem ideal (badblocks just detects without marking for non-use and smartctl is not working on the SCSI disk)
[23:34] <d1sdain> ty guys.
[23:34] <Total_Oblivion> is there anything you CANNOT do with ubuntu? :P
[23:34] <Methredel> unnamedplayer: what's happened?
[23:34] <d1sdain> Ubuntu has not done my laundry yet.
[23:34] <guntbert> JManGt: no experience here - sorry
[23:34] <antonius602> anyone know what cards the "radeonhd" driver that comes w/ Xorg runs best w/?
[23:34] <twig11> !language | unnamedplayer
[23:34] <unnamedplayer> Methredel: funny lines, no screen really
[23:34] <JManGt> guntbert, txs!
[23:35] <JManGt> Anyone else??? Import .pst with evolution?\
[23:35] <unnamedplayer> Methredel: having to run off the live cd right now
[23:35] <nnutter> lukasoft, the setting that is causing the problem is in one of the folders: .config .gconf .gconf2 .gnome2
[23:35] <JFM> hello!
[23:35] <Methredel> unnamedplayer: had you some proprietary driver installed before?
[23:35] <twig11> zvacet: portamenteff: The directions i was following said the configure file should be in the directory where I extracted libdbx but it isn't. Why not? Did I do something wrong? I'm absolutely new to compiling packages.
[23:35] <nnutter> once you figure out which one you could look at the subfolders and move them back in one at a time
[23:35] <kyonic> Anyone have experience with ATI for 9.04? Specifically the X1650 pro. Nothing appears in Hardware drivers. I checked the info and its using Mesa.
[23:35] <unnamedplayer> Methredel: when I used Hardy Heron, yes. With Jaunty I had to use the open source ones.
[23:35] <nnutter> lukasoft, once you figure out which one you could look at the subfolders and move them back in one at a time
[23:36] <JFM> I'm here because I've had a catastrophic failure upgrading from 8.10 to 9.04... python failed and then dependencies added up....
[23:36] <lukasoft> nnutter: I'm giving it a try
[23:36] <JFM> http://pastebin.com/m62a0a957
[23:36] <al_x> anybody had success with optical audio output using a gigabyte EP45 mobo?
[23:37] <bucky> kliN3: apt-cache show gadmin-samba
[23:37] <etyrnal_> help - trying to create a bootable Ubuntu usb thumbdrive on XP -- to boot on a Dell 2350 Dimension
[23:37] <unnamedplayer> Methredel: Everything personal should ONLY be in the home folder right?
[23:37] <JFM> anyone have any idea about what to do to recover from an upgrade failure - I can't even start the upgrade app any more....
[23:38] <Methredel> unnamedplayer: yes, except applications you've compiled
[23:38] <Firefishe> unnamedplayer: Generally.  /home/yourusername usually.
[23:38] <FlareDS> unnamedplayer: Yes
[23:38] <Like> mediocrejoker,  hi what is your q
[23:38] <unnamedplayer> Methredel: I'm thinking fresh install with hardy heron after i backup the personal files
[23:38] <mediocrejoker> is there an app to configure whatever backend rhythmbox uses
[23:38] <sn_1> Is there a way to chmod "777" or give permission to a user for a folder and all subfolders/files inside?
[23:38] <zvacet> twig11: can you provide link with instructions
[23:38] <mediocrejoker> im trying to get sound out of my optical connection
[23:39] <bucky> kliN3: apt-cache show gadmin-samba  it's a gnome app
[23:39] <phajas> sn_1: Yes! run a recursive chmod with chmod 777 -R directory/
[23:39] <phajas> but don't do it on /, I made that mistake and it was a doozy
[23:39] <FlareDS> sn_1: chmod -R folder_name
[23:39] <Like> off-topic bye
[23:39] <mediocrejoker> does karmic come with both pulseaudio and alsa configured?
[23:39] <Methredel> unnamedplayer: i'm afraid that;s the best way to fix it now
[23:39] <kliN3> bucky: I mean how do you enter the IP
[23:39] <kliN3> the IPs*
[23:40] <th0r> sn_1: a better solution is to do chmod 775 and then make the user a member of the owning group
[23:40] <Methredel> unnamedplayer: you can use Jaunty repository to upgrade some packages not related to kernel or xorg
[23:40] <etyrnal_> what's the smallest version of ubuntu that will boot/run on a 512MB thumbdrive ?
[23:40] <unnamedplayer> Methredel: Is there somewhere to download the CD image for hardy? (Incase I can't find mine)
[23:40] <sn_1> th0r how would i make the user the owning group in console?
[23:41] <kliN3> what is this?: HANDLE CONNECTIONS ON: <IP_ADDRESS>/24
[23:41] <zvacet> unnamedplayer: http://releases.ubuntu.com/hardy/
[23:41] <trench> I've a problem with users. Whenever I login to another user, or create a new one, gnome is very, very basic looking. Very. If I right-click on the desktop I get a "gnome-setting-daemon" error.
[23:41] <lukasoft> nnutter: It worked. it was either .config or .gconf
[23:41] <th0r> sn_1: you add the user to the group that owns the folder and files. If they are owned, for instance, by root:foo, you make the user a member of the group foo
[23:41] <guntbert> JManGt: I found a thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1134714, but the forums seem to have problems at the moment
[23:41] <Methredel> unnamedplayer: it's LTS so it should be at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[23:42] <lukasoft> nnutter: what all does this command you've told me do? I'd like to know for future use so I can learn
[23:42] <ahmed182> اااااااااااااااااا
[23:42] <trench> I've exhausted google... tried every fix for problems that sound remotely close to my own to no avail.
[23:42] <th0r> sn_1: it is a bad idea to use 777...gives anyone who happens to log in permission to do anything and everything to the folder and contents
[23:42] <ahmed182> LV
[23:42] <kyonic> Anyone have experience with ATI for 9.04? Specifically the X1650 pro. Nothing appears in Hardware drivers. I checked the info and its using Mesa.
[23:42] <sn_1> th0r: i find FlareDS's response much easier, but is it better?
[23:42] <ahmed182> كيف حالكم
[23:42] <th0r> sn_1: it is easier
[23:42] <JManGt> guntbert, thanks ill check it out, for the moment i/ve found that the libpst file was not included on jaunty, im checkin on it #fail
[23:43] <VCoolio> trench: what does it say exactly? what happens if you run "gnome-settings-daemon" in terminal?
[23:43] <JeMoer> test
[23:43] <guntbert> JManGt: good luck
[23:43] <sn_1> th0r: well i dont really have a problem for that since i only use the computer ;)
[23:43] <sn_1> th0r: and the only login account is mines
[23:43] <JFM> who fancies a tricky one? :)
[23:43] <peg> !intel
[23:43] <sn_1> so yea
[23:44] <nnutter> lukasoft, mv = move but in the manner you used it it was more like renaming
[23:44] <nnutter> lukasoft, you just moved a folder to a new name
[23:44] <nnutter> lukasoft, which forced GNOME to recreate the default settings
[23:44] <trench> VCoolio: Uno momento, checking.
[23:44] <JeMoer> I tried to delete ubuntu and now my computer is broken
[23:44] <Champion> anybody in here familiar at all with a WAP
[23:44] <lukasoft> nnutter: I see! So I can do that with anything in my "user" folder?
[23:44] <Ko_deZ> Hi. I have a problem with getting the source for a package in jaunty. sudo apt-get source pstoedit gives me: Unable to find a source package for pstoedit
[23:45] <nnutter> lukasoft, you can now delete those folders which you'll see in your home folder (after you sort out any subfolders you might want to keep)
[23:45] <mediocrejoker> does ubuntu support optical audio output on the P45 chipset?
[23:45] <nnutter> lukasoft, yep, for example Firefox, the default web browser stores it's settings in .mozilla/firefox
[23:45] <phajas> Hi everybody - I have a Gigabyte T1028 tablet netbook with an Atheros ar928x. I have been having trouble getting the wireless to work. Unfortunately, the connection came up as "not available" or some sort of similar statement, yet showed up under ifconfig. I then followed instructions on the forum (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7699456) in which I'm told to grab a driver and install it. Sadly, this has made the interface disappear
[23:45] <lukasoft> nnutter: what info would I want from them?
[23:46] <nnutter> lukasoft, btw the . in front of a name is just a way to hide the folders by default
[23:46] <kerm|t> where do i add environment variables?
[23:46] <lukasoft> nnutter: yes, I know, thanks
[23:46] <nonix4> Is there a way to install debug symbols for any ubuntu .deb you already have installed?
[23:46] <Guest76034> Hey my linux-header file cant be found iam not sure how to tackle this at all
[23:46] <nnutter> lukasoft, you can type 'ls -a' to see all the hidden folders
[23:46] <lukasoft> nnutter: I just use Ctrl+H in GUI
[23:47] <nnutter> lukasoft, yes that works too!
[23:47] <alazyworkaholic> I have a problem with the wallpaper-tray applet. (gnome taskbar applet that changes wallpaper automatically) It stopped working so I tried to remove then purge it, restart etc. but when I log in a windows appears (now one for each time i've tried to remove it) saying "The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:wp_tray" Do you want to delete the applet from your configuration? Don't Delete. Delete." It doesn'
[23:47] <[mighty]Mike> i'm looking at this:
[23:47] <[mighty]Mike> http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/devel/linux-headers-2.6.24-23-xen
[23:47] <JeMoer> Grub gives error 22 eventhough I deleted everything I used to double boot so I expected the thing to just start in windows again
[23:47] <lukasoft> nnutter: I guess command line is a better practice though. anyways, what typr of info is stored in these folders?
[23:47] <[mighty]Mike> is there any way to pull the 23.48 ver instead of the 23.52 ver
[23:48] <[mighty]Mike> or will the 23.52 headers work even if the 23.48 kernel is installed
[23:48] <[mighty]Mike> (and can't be updated)
[23:48] <nnutter> lukasoft, no reason to use command line over GUI in this case
[23:48] <nnutter> lukasoft, each folder store settings for different programs
[23:48] <Guest76034> [mighty]Mike: i am having header problems aswell
[23:48] <roffe> I've got a very weird problem. when I try to play a video in any video-player the program just dies
[23:48] <minimec> JeMoer: You need a windows rescue disk...
[23:48] <Guest76034> roffe: try to start the video from a terminal
[23:48] <Ko_deZ> Can anyone confirm/deny that pstoedit does not have source available in jaunty? "apt-get source pstoedit"
[23:49] <nnutter> lukasoft, so if you have trouble with a program you can try to figure out which folder it stores it's settings in
[23:49] <Guest76034> Ko_deZ: sec
[23:49] <Ko_deZ> Guest76034: Thanks!
[23:49] <al_x> does anyone know if linux supports the  EP45 motherboard line from gigabyte, specifically the optical audio connector
[23:49] <Guest76034> Ko_deZ: it does somethign for me..
[23:49] <roffe> Guest76034: what command would I use?
[23:49] <Guest76034> Ko_deZ: it does somethign for me.. cant check signature..
[23:49] <Guest76034> roffe: mplayer FILENAME
[23:49] <Champion> i was just given a WAP by a friend whom got it from his company Lucent Technologies is the manufacturer device contains 2 slots for laptop wireless cards although device only has 1 card installed in it
[23:50] <Champion> i connected this wap to my linksys wrt54g wireless router and shiutdown wifi broadcast in my wifi router
[23:50] <Ko_deZ> Guest76034: Humm. I get "E: Unable to find a source package for pstoedit". Must have messed up my sources.list. Could you post yours on pastebin?
[23:50] <minimec> JeMoer: No private messages please...
[23:50] <lukasoft> nnutter: Thanks! I like to make every problem into a learning experience instead of just having it fixed. Anyways, those files were trivial so I just deleted them
[23:50] <Guest76034> Ko_deZ: mine is messy but sure
[23:50] <JeMoer> sorry I've never used IRC before
[23:50] <Ko_deZ> Guest76034: So is mine :-)
[23:51] <al_x> has anyone ever used the EP45 motherboard with ubuntu?
[23:51] <roffe> Guest76034: I opened the terminal and just wrote vlc, and it opened the program and the audio to the video started, not the video though
[23:51] <Guest76034> Ko_deZ: hehe 1 moment
[23:51] <JeMoer> how do you reply to 1 person
[23:51] <nnutter> lukasoft, problem solved then, gj ;-)
[23:51] <al_x> i can't get any sound out of the optical connector
[23:51] <nightrid3r> Champion: its a prehistoric orinoco base station, you probably don't want to use it
[23:51] <Ko_deZ> Guest76034: Thanks for this. Much appreciated.
[23:51] <Guest76034> roffe: now open the video and i will show u why it wont work in terminal
[23:51] <Champion> my laptop picks up on the WAP excellent strength although unfortunately the internal laptop wifi card inside device comes 128 bit ecrypted out of the box
[23:51] <al_x> does anyone know of a utility to configure gstreamer, alsa or pulse, whichever is installed in karmic
[23:51] <miked5951> anyone know how to get a2dp bluetooth headphones working in ubuntu?
[23:51] <Champion> but i will jsut ge to the point
[23:52] <guntbert> JeMoer: you type the nick at the start of your statement and
[23:52] <minimec> JeMoer: By deleting ubuntu you also deleted the /boot/grub directory... You need to reinstall a Windows master boot section again, or reinstall Ubuntu to get a working grub.
[23:52] <guntbert> !tab | JeMoer that makes it easier
[23:52] <Champion> im looking for a download link for "Orinoco AP Manager"
[23:53] <Guest76034> Ko_deZ: http://pastebin.com/m283cd52d
[23:53] <Champion> i have found several discussions about it all over the net but have yet to find a download for the actual software
[23:53] <guntbert> Champion: is this an ubuntu support question?
[23:53] <nightrid3r> Champion: its not supported anymore
[23:53] <Champion> it is a support request to configure a WAP with a linux network
[23:54] <Champion> REALLY
[23:54] <Champion> u gotta be kidding me
[23:54] <bucky> Champion: ubuntu has tons of wireless configuration tools and orinoco is one the the oldest most supported manufacturers
[23:55] <danl> any one know of decent sh or perl script that will auto generate, and upload ssh-keys for passwordless ssh?
[23:55] <danl> I have to set it up a lot, and its an annoying task
[23:55] <roffe> Guest76034: I tried as you said.. mplayer FILENAME. It did the same as in vlc. It starts the audio but no video
[23:55] <danl> or should I just write my own?
[23:55] <guntbert> Champion: I wasn't kidding, I understood you are looking for a configuration too for a wireless access point
[23:56] <Guest76034> roffe: urm.. could be that the video is just bad.. VLC wont play it? Its a codec error i recon
[23:56] <miked5951> danl: it's easier to write your own
[23:56] <guntbert> *tool
[23:56] <trench> VCoolio: When I try to run gnome-session-daemon via terminal I get "failed to acquire org.gnome.SessionManager" Then "E: shm.c: shm_open() failed: Read-only file system" and then an error that repeats infinitely. "Window manager warning: Screen 0 on display ":21.0" already has a window manager; try using the --replace option to replace the current window manager."
 If so could I just reinstall ubuntu, dualboot windows, make a back up, and then do the windows recovery disk thing
[23:56] <bucky> Champion: wicd is prolly what you want.. there are gui config apps in the menus on your desktop also
[23:56] <Ko_deZ> Guest76034: In the messed up sources.list file class, I have you beat by a horse-length =) Thanks man
[23:56] <Timitheos> hello
[23:56] <miked5951> danl: how many boxes?
[23:57] <Guest76034> Ko_deZ: i cleaned it up for your use..
[23:57] <roffe> Guest76034: No, it works just fine on my friends PC. VLC shouldn't require codecs either
[23:57] <Guest76034> roffe: odd.. idk im not a video expert.. but the terminal doesnt display error or fail warnings?
[23:57] <danl> miked5951: I have 10 I currently need to set it up on
[23:57] <Timitheos> Hey everyone, I'm new to Ubuntu and I'm having some trouble installing it. Also, I can't seem to find the error in the documentation.
[23:57] <nightrid3r> Champion: http://www.proxim.com/
[23:58] <VCoolio> trench: I don't know man, but as it says, try replacing the window manager: "metacity --replace"
[23:58] <Othor> I have a laptop with a 12" screen, in the Display dialog the max screen resolution is 1024x768. This is too small, how can I add 1280x1024 to the list so i can see that mode in the Display dialog?
[23:58] <Firefishe> Timitheos: What's your error?
[23:58] <Guest76034> Hey my linux-header file cant be found iam not sure how to tackle this at all, when i try to install vbox requires the kernel header for my current kernel and i dont hae it?
[23:58] <Timitheos> I/O Error Reading boot CD.
[23:58] <Guest76034> Timitheos: whats theg error?
[23:58] <Firefishe> Timitheos: That could be caused by a lot of things...
[23:58] <Timitheos> but I just burned it to CD from the site.
[23:58] <miked5951> danl:  I wrote a small script a while back .. you just had to enter your passwor 20 times as it scpped to each machine lol
[23:58] <Timitheos> it does it on different computers
[23:58] <Guest76034> Timitheos: u probally burned it to fast
[23:59] <Firefishe> Timitheos: Have you tried adjusting your BIOS settings to recognize the boot order for the CD drive first?
[23:59] <niko> Timitheos: did you checksum the iso before burning it ?
[23:59] <Timitheos> niko: yes
[23:59] <Timitheos> no
[23:59] <Timitheos> no on the checksum
[23:59] <roffe> Guest76034: [????????] x11 video output error: X11 request 132.19 failed with error code 8:
[23:59] <roffe>  BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)
[23:59] <bucky> Guest76034: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`


[01:09] <phenom> Does anyone have any idea why "Software Updater" does NOT show updates that both synaptic and sudo apt-get update display? I've never noticed this behavior.
[01:09] <phenom> I'm opy/pasting a few places, sorry for that.
[01:52] <elektrofonic> Hi, stuck in login loop, xubuntu version 16, i had this problem ONCE before, and i did it to myself again
[01:53] <elektrofonic> i changed my user folder's name and i had issues so i figured i could change it back to fix some of the issues i was experiencing, but now im still suck in login loop
[01:53] <elektrofonic> can anyone help me please
[01:53] <elektrofonic> i am using another users account on my computer
[01:53] <elektrofonic> apparently you can log in with other users but not my main one
[01:54] <elektrofonic> can anyone help?
[01:57] <elektrofonic> anyone?
[02:18] <quantibility> ah
[02:19]  * quantibility was elektrofonix
[02:19] <quantibility> oops
[02:19] <quantibility> now i don't have the same issue when i boot up and some other issues i believe were fixed
[02:19] <quantibility> thank you guys so much
[02:19] <quantibility> another learned issue that i can fix
[02:19] <quantibility> if i can remember how lol
[02:28] <pandadog> hi everyone!
[12:05] <arvind> xubuntu was a pleasure to install, quick and out of the box read without much bloat. Great work!
[16:07] <xubuntu80w> Hi there, any one please help me for boots Xubuntu 16.04.01 from usb but it failed to load ldlinux.c32! thx
[16:35] <sponge> Hello
[16:38] <sponge> Is there a way that mimics HUD's ability for looking for commands, but in xubuntu. For example, I'm using libreoffice and there are a lot of items (commands) in each menu. With HUD, you can search inside the menus for the command you're looking for. Is there something equivalent for xubuntu?
[16:46]  * pavlushka 's thoughts are not positive on that. On HUD's equivalence ^^
[17:22] <GridCube> sponge: http://www.webupd8.org/2016/06/how-to-get-unity-like-hud-searchable.html
[18:43] <xubuntu73i> hello!
[18:49] <xubuntu73i> no one here?
[19:48] <joedoe47> xubuntu73i, yeah this place is alive.


[03:07] <doctormon> pleia2: http://doctormo.deviantart.com/art/Bit-of-Ubuntu-Bacon-278929479
[03:08] <cprofitt> lol
[03:08] <cprofitt> nice one doctormon
[03:09] <doctormon> cprofitt: :-)
[03:19] <mhall119> doctormon: lol
[03:54] <nigelb> hahaha doctormon
[03:54] <cprofitt> night all
[04:10] <nigelb> QOTD: "Not sure what this was but I'm sure you could clean an engine with it."
[04:10] <nigelb> (popey talking about some sort of alcohol)
[04:21]  * bkerensa needs to find the portrait that doctormon did of me
[07:59] <dpm> morning all
[08:29]  * balloons waves a hello world
[10:58] <dholbach> akgraner, anyone from Linaro up for some UDW action? :)
[11:51] <dholbach> mhall119, you still wanted to get a UDW session in? :)
[11:51] <dholbach> nigelb, you too, right? :)
[11:52] <nigelb> dholbach: I'm still trying to figure out hwo to do it. Will confirm next week when rally is over and everyone's back to normal schedule.
[11:53] <dholbach> nigelb, the good thing is: they're all online now :)
[11:54] <nigelb> dholbach: I know. Except everyone's busy.
[11:54] <nigelb> We were tossing out ideas yesterday
[11:54] <nigelb> LP setup takes 1 hour. So, talking about LP hacking is not too easy :)
[11:56] <dholbach> sure, but maybe it's worth sharing a bunch of tips there instead of a doing a full-blown hand-holding setup session :)
[11:57] <nigelb> yeah, that's the bit that needs figuring out.
[11:57] <nigelb> Option 2 - launchpadlib.
[11:57] <nigelb> But I'll defer to someone else for launchpadlib.
[11:58] <dholbach> ok
[11:59] <nigelb> eitherways, I'll ping you Monday morning :)
[12:05] <akgraner> dholbach, I just asked in our IRC channel and told them to ping you or I could explain it as well, and I gave them the links to the wiki page
[12:06]  * jussi waves
[12:07] <akgraner> jussi, congrats!
[12:07] <jussi> :)
[12:07] <jussi> thanks
[12:08] <jussi> bah, baby attention needed, back later
[12:09]  * nigelb waves back to jussi
[12:14] <cjohnston> congrats daddy
[13:10] <akgraner> Anyone tried the new Scribus release?
[13:11] <cprofitt> akgraner: not yet...
[13:11] <akgraner> I was curious it was very frustrating for me in 2009 maybe this time it won't be. :-)
[13:13] <akgraner> I am almost to the point where for video and audio editing as well as Desktop publishing I want a mac (notice I said almost), doctormo and popey's examples of their work give me hope for Linux in these areas though :-)
[13:18] <dholbach> hey akgraner :)
[13:19] <cprofitt> it would be nice if it improved.
[13:19] <cprofitt> hey dholbach
[13:19] <dholbach> hey cprofitt
[13:21] <akgraner> hey dholbach I'm asking around again about UDW sorry no one has volunteered yet :-/
[13:21] <dholbach> thanks akgraner
[13:21] <dholbach> :)
[13:23] <cprofitt> UDW?
[13:23] <cprofitt> Ubuntu Developer Week?
[13:23] <dholbach> yes
[13:24] <cprofitt> when is it and what are you in need of?
[13:24] <mhall119> dholbach: hey, put me down for a Singlet session
[13:24] <cprofitt> Jan 31st to Feb 2nd?
[13:25] <cprofitt> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek
[13:25] <dholbach> exactement
[13:25] <cprofitt> if that is the page I will push it via some posts
[13:25] <dholbach> mhall119, when? which title?
[13:25] <dholbach> cprofitt, it's not announced yet as the schedule is not sorted out yet
[13:25] <cprofitt> I wish I felt more confident with what I am doing... I would be willing to help... but not really on top of development yet
[13:26] <dholbach> cprofitt, don't feel bad for not doing EVERYTHING :)
[13:26] <cprofitt> dholbach: ok -- do you want me to post about slots being open?
[13:26] <dholbach> cprofitt, sure and if anybody wants to give a session, they can just go and ping me or mail me
[13:26] <mhall119> dholbach: how about 1600 n the 2nd?
[13:26] <dholbach> thanks a lot cprofitt
[13:26] <cprofitt> dholbach: :-) I won't feel bad...
[13:27] <cprofitt> sounds good.
[13:27] <dholbach> mhall119, sounds good to me - 30m? 1h? how much time do you need?
[13:27] <mhall119> I think 30m is enough time
[13:27] <dholbach> mhall119, also which title?
[13:27] <mhall119> call it "Simple Lenses with Singlet"
[13:27] <dholbach> ok cool
[13:27] <dholbach> thanks a lot
[13:27] <mhall119> no problem
[13:28] <dholbach> ROCK
[13:28] <balloons> <3 lenses
[13:32] <dholbach> cprofitt, it might have been good not to paste the email in that form :)
[13:32] <dholbach> but now it has happened - no big deal
[13:33] <cprofitt> sorry... I can undo that
[13:34] <cprofitt> modified...
[13:34] <cprofitt> I meant to do that... my apologies
[13:34]  * dholbach hugs cprofitt
[13:34] <dholbach> no worries :)
[13:48] <cprofitt> while I do not feel ready to do a session... I do think I need to blog about my experience with the website guys
[13:48] <cprofitt> mhall119, cjohnston, nigelb all have been very helpful as I stumble through things... and that deserves a blog post
[14:04]  * mhall119 hugs cprofitt
[14:04] <mhall119> jcastro: ping
[14:04] <cprofitt> http://ftbeowulf.wordpress.com/2012/01/12/becoming-an-ubuntu-contributing-developer/
[14:04] <cprofitt> let me know if you guys want anything tweaked in that blog post
[14:09] <cprofitt> hey jono
[14:11] <mhall119> dpm: ping
[14:17] <jono> hey cprofitt
[14:19] <mhall119> hey jono, where's the rest of the team?
[14:20] <mhall119> jono: merge proposal stats have been added to http://reports.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/unity-stats/
[14:20] <jono> mhall119, they are in the room I think, I am in a seperate meeting right now
[14:20] <mhall119> ok
[14:20]  * balloons waves
[14:20] <mhall119> balloons: is jcastro there?
[14:21] <balloons> yes
[14:21] <jcastro> hi
[14:21] <jcastro> we should have a call
[14:21] <mhall119> ah, so he's just ignorning me then, I get it
[14:21] <jcastro> let me find headphones
[14:21] <mhall119> yes
[14:23] <dpm> hey mhall119
[14:25] <mhall119> hey dpm, I was speaking with davidcalle in #ayatana about the lens API changes in Unity 5.0, and mhr3 said he needed you to push the new API docs to the developer portal
[14:26] <jcastro> mhall119: ok, g+ing!
[14:27] <dpm> mhall119, mhr3 pinged me this morning and said he'd ping me again when the libunity package lands in the archive, which is where the docs are generated from. Docs are automatically updated unless the package name changes, but I can trigger a manuall update.
[14:27] <mhall119> dpm: ok, I just wanted to make sure the message got to you, thanks
[14:28] <dpm> mhall119, no worries, thanks! Let me forward you an e-mail I just wrote for someone else explaining how api docs are generated
[14:29] <mhall119> jcastro: http://paste.ubuntu.com/801776/
[14:48] <s-fox> o/
[14:53] <cprofitt> hey s-fox
[14:53] <s-fox> Hello cprofitt , how are you?
[15:02] <cprofitt> good, you?
[15:02] <snap-l> akgraner: I made some Scribus tutorial videos for an older version of Scribus
[15:02] <snap-l> They should still be out there on ye-olde-internets.
[15:03] <s-fox> Not bad cprofitt , just been working on my twitter page. Added a qr code :)
[15:03] <snap-l> akgraner: I still get e-mail from people who found them useful.
[15:03] <snap-l> akgraner: http://decafbad.net/projects/scribus-tutorial/ if you're interested.
[15:04] <akgraner> snap-l, good to know :-)  I was DT'ing from using pages on my mac when I tried it before.  I've been clean for a couple years now so maybe the influence won't effect me as much now! :-D
[15:04] <akgraner> snap-l, thanks!
[15:04] <snap-l> np
[15:37] <cprofitt> hey akgraner -- hope all is well.
[15:37] <akgraner> cprofitt, it is :-)
[15:38] <cprofitt> fantastic
[15:38] <akgraner> I pinged you yesterday to test that link you noted was broken...just wanted to make sure it was working for you now
[15:49] <cprofitt> ah... not sure
[15:49] <cprofitt> when it popped up for me it had two http://xxx http://vvvv.eee parts... so it could have been twitter having an issue
[15:50] <cprofitt> I could not find the original post to test it though
[16:33] <dholbach> james_w, hey - so how about pkgme at UDW? :-)
[17:27] <s-fox> Goodbye.